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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-07

nNE of Lies greatest satisfactons is the pride of
~ Home ownership. No person ever received
oyment from the possession of stack of receipts
and yet there hundreds-yes thousands-of families
in San Antonio living in rented houses who could easily
afford to own their own homes. They not receiv
ing their full measure of contentment because they
living under the impression that Home ownership is be-
yond their means while in fact it is surprising to know
just how low the cost of building home really is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-24
sHAwoNpAsEE CLUB
70 GIVE BRIDGE TIA

Mrs, Stephen A. Hun will open
her beautiful homo az sIs Crockett
At. on Tuesday. October 30. az 1850
O'Clock. fer tho largo bridge tea
sponsored by the shnwondasec club.
Plans for this affair include so
tables OF both bridge and whit In
piai in tho bail room.
Halloween decorations viii prevail
In an the details and n Christmas
package sale. each package contain.
ing something dear TO the heart OF
a woman. IL icing arranged by tho
conpni;tec. which includes Mrs.
Geos-gc W. Furry. president Of tho
CLUB: Mrs. J +. iiddy. chairman.
assisted by Mrs. Harriet II. shaw.
Mr4 u. II. f,oer. Mrs. Hampton
NOLAN, Mrs. H. 81. Rochelle. Hrs.
&C.. J. Jocgenson. Mrs. Grace +.
Williams. Mrs. II. II. Mulyane and
Mrs. W. C. Guitar.
1sho shawondasse club. since IT'S
organization. sixteen years ago. has
hen actively engaged in welfare
wofk, always giving prompt assist.
Rn1p in emergency cases. Tho pro.
crals from this afternoon bridge
Will augment the fund maintained
for this purpose.
Mrs. a. W. Spnulding. founder
and first president OF the club. who
Is nov visiting in the city from
HgloluIu, viii be a guest at tho
patty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-24
SHUTS EXPECTS
AMERICAN HELP.
Believes U. S. Will Straighten
Out World Affairs

The British domlnlons expect that.
az tho right time. the United States
VIII step 10 ana help the Ola world
Sirnighien out lls tangled affairs.
according 10 the view expressed b.
Premier SHUTS. Of South Africa. in
his speech 20 the South African
Luncheon club here.
Tho prcmicr'a address Included an
nuaigument OF the policy Or France.
which no held responsible for fail.
uro 10 settle tho reparatlons prob.
lem.
Tho speech attracted wide interest
Ia London. Coming. as Il ala. Just
after the imperial conference OF pre-.
mieru OF tho British domlnionr, Il
WAS believed 10 reflect the attitude
Of these ministers toward the Ecu.
ropenn situation and Americas par,
tlcipatlon therein.
The people OF Europe have faith
In America; they believe Ia her i'm.
partial justice. ana they feel that
without tho reinforcement OF her
moral idealiam. Europe has no long.
or strength 10 save herself" SHUTS
said.
Il share that faith and that feel.
Ing, and / have complete confidence
IN Americas readiness 10 act nj tho
right time" he continued.
President Coolidge has already.
IN his recent statement. taken up
tho initiative. II Is being followed
up and the New World may once
more come 20 redress the balance Of
tho Old"
Within few hours Of SHUTS
speech. George Harvey. who Is soon
10 retire as American Ambassador.
made speech az tho Pilgrims club.
ia which he reiterated Secretary
Hughes offer 90 have America take
part In fixing tho capacity OF Ger.
many 10 pay Preparations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-24
HILLMAN ASKS
FIGHT IN OPEN
Wants Enemies 10 Show
Selves; Tells Of Ads

Declaring his belief that u recent
lyaEitated attack on his advertising
work IN connection with the promo
ton OF cathcari. a land project
north of Seattle. b the work Of a
bin posting company. e. u. Hillmant
veteran land settlement promoter Of
the Hlllman Investment company
wednesday invited his opponents 10
come out In the open and fight
I'm IN different and better flnnn.
cial conditions now than / was back
In 1917 he explained IN an inter.
view with The Star II was exoner.
nted and pardoned By President TAFT
after my famous fight with the gov.
eminent over the railroad 10 Pacific
City and then ! was heavily In debt,
with no money Tor o real fight"
IT may be that there are realtors
In Seattle who are also behind the
yelled battle" he said, but / don't
belong 20 their organization because
! ann selling my own land"
Hillman declared that a recent ad
yertisement stating that oil and coal
had been discovered near Cathcart
was borne out BY the fncts. An So
foot oil well derrick. he asserted, s.
being erected on block A. az Caihcart
and nearby d nice vein OF conl' has
been found. The proprietor or the
pavilion 40 Lake Beecher. be added
has told him Of uncoyerine a coal
vein near the tract when digging a
cesNpool ak or eight feet deep. but
! don't have dime in either the oil
or coal projects and simply men.
toned them IN my advertisement as
a matter OF news"
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HELEN STOKES
SCORES POINT

NEW YORK. Oct. 2s.-Ciaronee
Mccormick, 20. son OF n prominent
banker Of salt Lake City. scored a
point for Helen Elwood Stokes. fight.
ing the suit for divorce started by
her husband. W. r. y. Stokes. when
the trial was resumed today.
Mccormick denied ever meeting
Mrs. Stokes and declared statements
concerning bis visits TO Bunceton.
NO. were lies.
Mccormick. originally mentioned
as correspondent. was the first
witness on the stand today, lie de.
clarcd that during the summer OF
1904. when he was alleged 10 have
been IN Bunceton with Mrs. Stokes,
he WIS visiting In Europe.
Mrs. Alice Mills previously test.
fled that when sho claims she saw
Mccormick In Tho Missouri town ~
years ago he WAS "about 40" Today
he IN bat -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-24
Mrs. Holland Offers
Strongest of Proof

my whole outlook on life has
changed since took the Tanlac
treatment, for I've gained fifteen
pounds In weight ana feel like a
now person." said Mrs. II. Holland.
1900 II. Denny Way, Seattle. Wash
Several years suffering from In
digestion, palpitation Of tho henrt
dizzy spells and loss of appetite
soppcd my strength and energy UNI
III ! WIS In an awful condition.
Nothing ! ate agreed with me and
life was II burden. I felt tired and
worn out all tho time and was 30
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Personal

Air. and Mrs william Thomson
/ barbara BuAtonl, Of New York. viii
arrive next week 10 be tho guests of
Mr. and Mrs David Edward skinner.
Mrs 4 G. Ward, who has been Wis.
ltlng In New York. IL expected 10 rc-
turn about November /.
Mr.. ana Mrs. H. william Crosby
ana daughter Miss Helen Ainswortb,
will motor 10 Portland on November
1. 10 attend the horse show
Mrs. +. y. Hughes. who has been
tie guest Of her brother and riatcrin.
law Or. aud Mrs. y. G. crookal. for
two weeks. lcft Monday FOR her home
IN Hollywood, Cal.
Miss Dorothy Shea returned sun.
day night TO her home In Portland.
after spending a fcw days with Miss
jane Perkins.
MIR and MIS- Kenneth !. Ghorm.
ley arc receiving congratulations
unon tho birth Of "a ron at tho
sei,ue General hospital, October q,
Miss Myrtle Kirlsmnn OF walla
wi,na Is visiting Mrs. David Gil.
more.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank O De Money
OF Chicago. who hnve been visiting
SIC. and Mrs. q. y. NJ. Pratt. left
Tuesday for their home by way OF
victoria and Vancouver. u. c.
Hiss Farls Norton Il leaving
Thursday for California 70 10 gone
Indefinitely.
Alr and Mrs. Norman Tucker have
left for California. where they viii
sptnd tho winter months.
ilr Gano Fothsringham returned
Tuesday evening from a threc
weeks visit In Chicago.
Mr. James y. Hogo will leave
this evening for Portland on
short business trip.
Niisa Ethel Mae stone. who has
been motoring thru California and
Mexico for the past month. 70.
turned on Monday evening. While
ia Los Angeles aho was tho guest
OF her brother and nistcrin.iaw.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley 8. Stone.
Mr.. Tony BrandenihAicr. Mr.
Joseph wheeler. Mr. Herbert Mar.
larkoy and Mr. Jack Rice Of Port.
band. motoFed over last week 10 spend
the weekend in town.
Mr and Afg. w. o. sisndring arc
at tho Hotel Astor in New York Tor
"a few days before going 20 Florida
for the winter.
Mr. Lacy Hofius WI leave Thurs.
day BY motor for Spokane. 10 be
gone over tho weekend
Mrs r. II. Hafnlin and son. Mr.
Clark Hamlin. arc leaving the last
Of the week for Southern California.
to be away two months
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DUBLIN. The official figures Of
the Irish Free State revenue show
that from the beginning OF the finan.
clal year down 10 September. a period
u five months. the exchequer rccciy.
cd 1880 900. az compared with TO-.
sO3.J7G In the corresponding period
lnAt year The return indicates that
the budget Of estimated receipts Of
i2G. O00. 900 viii be exceeded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-24
Sunday School Body
Holding Convention

Tho first institute and annual
meeting OF tho Western Washington
Sunday School Council Of Religious
Education is now in session al the
First Christian church. Broadway
and Olive IT. tho first meeting being
held Tuesday afternoon. 4 public
meeting Wednesday night. when DR..
H T. J. Coleman win give an nd.
dress. is feature Of the conference.
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distressed and uncomfortable days
dragged until they seemed months
Before ! had taken two bottles
OF Thnlac began to feel better
My appetite improved. | began to
enjoy my meals as I hadn't for
years and now my health Is COM
plctoly restored and can hardly
realize | am the same woman. Tan
lac has won my lasting gratitude
Tnnlac Is for sale by all good
druggists. Accept no substitute
over 81 million bottles sold.
-+a-aass
Take Tanloc Vegetable Pills.
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Guild VIII Hold Annual Bazaar

Josephs which
Friday given OF
novelty booth charge Mrs Frank NJ Carroll Bridge
will Will
attractive presented between and O'Clock.
Mrs Hoenig
be
AIrsE j. aIanion a s
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Chief Officer Sure
Captain a Suicide

That Capt. John a. Johnson. com
mnnder OF the motorship Kennecoit.
recently wrecked during the storm
OF the Alaskan coast. committed sui.
eide when he disappeared from o
versel on which he was returning
from the scene OF the disaster sun.
day night. was the belief expressed
Tuesday By Ernest Landstrom. chief
officer Of the Kennecott. who arrived
IN Seattle Tuesday.
No one saw Capt johnson so over.
board. but he was known 10 be brood.
ing over the loss Of his ship before
be suddenly disappeared.
MEDIUn BRows HAIR looks bss, Of
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woArEN.a CIVIC LrAnnr

The Seattle women'a Civic league
will hold public meeting Thursday.
October 20, AZ p. m. nj tho First
Methodist church Mr. o. c. Pratt.
superintendent OF tho Spokane public
schools. win speak on Child Wei.
fare" Members and friends urged
to attend.
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Uomen' 5 Clubs
TILE REVIEW No 4

SEATTLE REVIEW NO. 8
Seattle Review No. s. w. 3. A., OF
the Maccabees, win meet at A. o.
u. W. hall. 1909 Ninth ave. Thurs.
day. October 20, at p. m. A recep.
ton for the past commander will be
held.
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woMAN.s pEMocRArIc cLrn

woMAN's DEMOCRATIC CLUB
Tho regular meeting OF the Won.
ans Democratic club wlll be held at
par'naii's cafeteria Saturday, Oct.
- a; p. m. Mrs, W. s. Gnswold.
president Of the League OF Women
Voters, win talk on Women in Par.
,isan Politics" All women interested
invited 20 attend.
~ the last meeting tho following
were appointed members OF tho exec.
utivo board Mrs Susan u. Kepplr.
Mrs. Emma A. Haumnau. Mrs. I'd
ward De Pus. Mrs. c. G. Miller and
MFs, c. A. RidFcwAy.
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CONGRESS or MOTHERS
AND Pr. A.


AND PIT. A.
The Board OF Managers Of the
Washington state branch OF the
National Congress OF Mothers and
Parent-Teacher association will hold
their regular meeting in connection
with the Washington Educational
association which IN converting at
the University OF Washington. oc-
tober "a TO rs.
Mrs Victor II. Malstrom. prcsi-
dent OF the Washington State
Branch OF PIT. A. has called the
board meeting for Thursday. Octo-
her rs at 10 n. M. Mt tho Delta Chi
fraternity house. 1919 East 47th ut.
Members attending viii find au-
tomobiles at Meany Hall at $3.50 to
convey them TO the Delta Chi
house. Mrs. p. +. Widholm viii
be in charge OF the transportation.
Mrs. John G.. Matthews. assisted
by Mrs. James II. Kline, Mrs. s.
II. Crookes and Mrs. +. l.. Ruble.
have completed arrangements for
luncheon for the board, which will
also be served at the Delta Chi
house.
Seattle women serving on the
state board are. Mrs. James II.
Kline. recording secretary: Mrs. r.
+. Widholm, financial secretary:
Mrs. chas. g. Miller. treasurer;
Mrs. Norman J. Irvine, thrift chair
man: Mrs. Walter *. MacFarlane,
lecture bureau; Mrs. $. II. Crookes,
chairman OF parents circles in the
churches: Mrs. +. T.. Ruble. repre-
senting the PRIESTHOOD circles and
Mrs. John G.. Matthews, president
Seattle Council OF Parcnt-Tcachcr
associations
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Aux11.rARY Rose socIErY

Auxiliary 20 the Seattle Rose 20
ciety win meet az tho ~. Regis cafe
Friday. oct, 20. "a, noon. Mr. George
Wheeler OF the park board viii speak
on what the Park II Doing FOR our
City" Election OF officers win take
place and the work Tor the year DO
outlined.
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MORAL SUPPORT Of the soel

WUHfD SIFFUIkT OF Tho Socl1l
Welfare league IS urged by folders.
enclosed in the city water depart.
msnt bills. sent TO all water con.
sumera Tho folder tells Of tho worl;
Of tho league in emergency relief.
social service, visiting housekecpers'
service. medical service and legal
service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-24
HEADS Up

LONDON.-A new cork hat ~ n
rival OF the old bowler. has been in
PRODUCED By a West End London
dealer II Is guaranteed 10 be light.
waterproof and warm.
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BRIDGE Tea at Tennis Glib

Seattle Tennis will It's series OF bridge
Der 2.
Eberting
Ebertng. H.
a he club.
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ANNUAL BANQUET

ANNUAL BANQUET
The fifteenth annual banquet OF the
womcn's Commercial Club VIII be
held on Thursday evening. October
Is. at 7 D. m. at the New Washing.
ton hotel. The Forward. March.
Seattle" idea win bo carried out in
the program.
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Seattle Society
Edited by Lillian Keen LeBallister Telephone MA inO6Oo
Assistant-Frances Oldham
Musc-Louise Raymond Owens
Plan Dinner at Home This EUening; Eastern
Visitor Is CompIimented

MIR. entertaining with dinner Of
4l L. Highland drive IN
Lloyd Lewis the L. s s
evada.
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ROYAL LEAGUE TO
HAVE CARD PARTY

Royal league WIN give Halloween
card party Thursday. October IS. NJ
Sis p. m. at 1909 Ninth ave Prizes
aud Refreshments.
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PROGRAM roR YEAR


NNNDI NEED
The Seattle Music Study club has
planned the program which follows
for is years work;
November Illustrations OF VA
rious forms Of music: piano trio,
duet. violin duet. vocal trio. plano
duo and ladies' chorus.
November IL Music from Finland.
Norway. Sweden and Denmark, with
sinding. sibelius. Ole Bun. Afathc.
Decker. Grondahi. Emit sJogren and
Grisg
December ii-christmas program.
Vision OF 81 John" by c. whitney
coomhs.
January s--AmerIcnn composers
Hadley. Rogers. Clough.Ielghter.
Neyin. Victor Harris, De Koven. Vic.
tor Herbert.
Januery % - Russian composers:
Moszkowskl. Gretschanlnow. VIE.
niawsky Rachmaninoff. Rlmsky.
korsnkow. TsohaIkowsky, schutt.
February IL - American women
composers Margaret Lang, Genn
Branscombe. Katherine Glen. Mana
yucca.
February 2s-Grand opera.
March Spring program.
March 25-sacrcd music.
April Selection OF officers. Old.
time music.
April 22-"Klng Rene's Daughter
BY Henry Smart. A cantata for
womcn's voices.
May l3--Modern French compos.
crs: Massenet. Bizet. Saint saens.
GODDARD. Gounod, CesarFranek.
May 27--Play day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-24
CLUBS FOR THURSDAY

TO DANCE
The British clubs OF Seattle win
entertain with a dancing party on
Thursday evening. October %. at
christensen's Broadway hail. In
Guided among the clubs represented
are the British American associa.
ton. caiedonlan society. Canadian
club and Clan Mckenzie.
sORosIs CLUB
The Sorosis club art department
viii meet at the Federated club
house Thursday. Oct. %. at 2 p. m.
Mrs A. J. Webb. hostess.
The program will be as follows:
Technique Balance). Mrs. Frank
Miller.
Maids Of Honor and other pic.
lures, Velasquez.
Study. led by Mrs. Frank Atkins.
Modern artists tsargentl. Mrs. r.
w. Burdick.
QUEEN ANNE FoRTNIGHTLY
The regular meeting OF the Queen
Anne FortnightIy will be held at
the Federated clubhouse, on Thurs.
day. October IS, at 2 D. m. Mrs.
j. f. Fryer and Miss Adelaide Pol.
lock, hostesses.
DAY NURSERY
The regular meeting Of the Seat.
tie Day Nursery association, 302
Broadway, will be held Thursday.
October %, at p. m. Mrs. r. A.
Fransiol. hssssss. WIN Mrs. Frank
Macklem assisting.
THURSDAY PROGRESS CLUB
The Thursday Progress club viii
meet Thursday. October %, at 10
q. m, with Mrs. Knight. 1856 South
crn st. Take South Park car on
First ave. and get off at Southern st.
DICKENS FELLOWSHIP
The Dickens Fellowship will meet
Thursday evening, October rs, at
p. m. at the Chamber OF Commerce
Chapters II 20 10 in "Dombey and
Son" will be reviewed
UNIVERSITY CHAPTER, o. Y. $.
University chapter. o. r.. s.. Social
club will give birthday card party
Thursday, Oct. Is. at 1870 p. m, In
Parish hall, Il. 47th 81. and Brooklyn
MOTHERS CLUB
RUMMAGE SALE
The Mothers club OF Chi Omega
sorority has secured location In
the Farmers market. Seventh ant
Virginia. for the rummage sale they
will give Thursday and Friday
October 25.25. Mrs. J. w. Daugher
" is general chairman. 81
WOoDcRAFT TOTEM CLUB
The Woodcraft Totem club will
give an informal luncheon in the
club rooms. 1867 Arcade building
Thursday. October %. nc 1 y. m
DIR. McKibhen. OF the White Cross
will ba thc epouL.r ffo,. f,tetho,. f.,
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UNIVERSITY cHArAroIrA

University chatauqua win meet
with Mrs. II. T.. North. 3si4 Latona
ave. Friday, October 20. ut p. m.
Chapters 3, and in Short story
OF American Literature" based on
the Cambridge history OF America,
VIII be taken up. Roll call. Items OF
Interest in life OF Oliver Wendell
Holmes.
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WOMEN OF

MpOsEHEAIIT IEGIUN
The Women OF Mooseheart Legion
win give card party. Thursday.
October IS. at s y. m. NJ Moose
temple. 1915 Eighth ave. Refresh.
mpnts.
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Mrs. LLelceVun Is Honored

Mrs William A. Lwenyn. York who has boon widely enter
tanned visit being eompmened this week the
last OF her stay by a number Of affairs
on Monday afternoon she hS guest OF Mrs Charles Patterson when
active members OF the Ladies' Musical
club at her home al The highlands Tuesday evening Mrs Iewen
a Elizabeth her
luncheon az the Womens University club,
Llewyn entertaining with large
luncheon the Rainier club which will be farewell compliment
Mrs Lewclyn leaving for the East saturday morning
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

MIZPAH TEMPLE NO. 90
Mizpah Temple. No. 90, Pythlan
Sisters. are giving n Halloween mas.
auerade dance in their hall. i719
University way. Saturday evening,
October a. Good music and refresh.
ments. Everybody invited.
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OCCIDENTAL CHAPTER
NO. Is
Occidental Chapter No. es. o. r..
s.. will hold card party in Wings
cafeteria. Thursday. November l.
at $3.50 p. m.
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Hosts at Dinner Dance

Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Charles Johns,one win entertain
the Halloween costume dinner dance Wednesday evening
the Seattle Golf club.
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MERCER ISLAND
CLUB

The Ladies' Keewaydln club. OF
Mercer island, VIII hold It's monthly
bridge-luncheon Thursday. October
Is, at 1890 o'clock, at it's clubhouse
The hostesses include Mrs. A. G..
Hansen, Mrs. c. II. Adams. Mrs. c.
X. Carr. Mira. Frank Blngaman.
Mrs. Herbert wooley and Mrs. Ida
Gruwell.
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AUXILIARY n. n. TRAINMEN
The Ladies' Auxiliary to tho
Brotherhood OF Railroad Trainmen
will give a card party at 1915 First
ave. on Thursday. October IS. at
$3.50 p. m. Friends invited. There
win be- door prizo in addition 10
card prizes.
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Mrs. Latimer EntertainS Informally

Arthur Miss poro
this farewell Miss Ewing.
leaves Thursday for New York spend the winter.
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DATES
TO REMEMBER
THURSDAY. OCTOBER as
FMrs. a. u, fiswellyn's luncheon NJ
the Rainier club to honor Mrs. w,
" LloweIlyn OF New York.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER ss--
First Hiil Guilds bridge and NAH
joukE tea ut the Hotel Sorrento
Miss Helen Ainswor,h's dinner nj
home followed By thcatsr party.
Mr.. and Mira Sylvester Bankers in
formal Halloween dance az homo.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER al
Miss karla and Niles Claire stolten-
berg's bridge tea for Mrs. Chester
i.atiincr, ut home.
Mias Josephine Fransioiia dinner
and Halloween costume dance at
tho Golf club.
Mrs, ], a. Dunosn's buffet luncheon
NJ home.
Halloween costume dinner dance ut
the Seattle Golf aud Country club.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER -
lntorlalcn Guilds bridge tea and
musicale at the Seattle Yacht
club.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER b.
Commodore ball az tho Seattle
Yacht club
Kappa Kappa Gamma nIumnae's
musical tch at Mrs. Tom Mcsdag's
home, at 2;a0 o'clock.
SATURDAY.. NOVEMBER H.
Junior Guild Of tho Chlldron'a or.
thopcdlc hospital " givc annual
Thanksgiving party AZ Masonic
Temple from until Z o'clock.
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wooDcRAFr TOTEM CLUB

The Woodcrnft Totem club viii
give an Informal luncheon in the
club rooms. 1867 Arcade building.
Thursday. October %. nc y. m.
DIR. McIfibhnn. OF the White Cross,
will be the speaker. For further In.
formation call MA ln.5S0s.
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PHI KAPPA SIGMA
ssrtTIfEt,e,s f.Y v-D

The Mothers club Of Phi Kappa
Sigma fraternity win have the first
meeting OF the season at the chap.
ter house. 50ss nth ave. N f.. on
Thursday, october 20. at ,'clock.
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ELITE SOCIAL CLUB
The Ellto Social club viii give a
card party nj I. o. o. r. hall. on
Thursday evening. October IS.
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SOCIAL AND CHARITABLE
CLUB 'FREJA'
The ladies' Social and Charitable
Club "F'reja" will meet Thursday.
October Is. at o'clock. in the In
dies parIor OF the Swedish club.
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COUNCIL or
| MINUTE. WOMEN

MINUTE WOMEN
The Seattle Council OF Minute
Women win meet Thursday. October
25, at 2 ,. M, in Frederick a. Mel.
sons auditorium.
GREENWOOD SOCIAL CLUB
Greenwood Social club. o. H. s.,
Will meet Thursday, October 25, at
1880 q. NJ. nj the home OF Mrs.
Tess King, 1919 Palatine ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-24
SEXTON w. n G.

Sexton w. r. C. viii begin n
series Of card parties at Wings
cafeteria on Thursday evening. DC.
tober Is. The remainder Of the
series will take place on November
s, %, and December 6.