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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-27
WOMEN'S CLUBS


The departments OF the Womnn's
Century club will meet next week 49,
follows. Monday. January -. the
French department will assemble nt
tho Hotel Warrington NJ 10 n m.
A luncheon Will be given M 1880
a. the Hotel Sorrento In honor OF
Mrs A. u. Larson OF Yakima. pres.
ident OF the State Federation Of
Womonh Clubs, b. the executive
board and chairmen Of standing com.
mitteea and past presidents Of the
club.
The current events department viii
meet Thursday. February /. with
Mrs V. u. Maddoeks. iss 18th ave.
al .. ma
on Friday February 2. IN. music
department viii be entertained at
the home of Mrs. Carl J. Smith,
1895 s7th ave. AZ 2 y. m. The assist
ms bostesaoa will be Mrs w. A. Fos.
tor. Mrs. A. l. NofsinRer and Mrs
g. II. Dahiem.
Tho following program viii bs
given.
Msadsissoha Osos.iasD
Mfaa liaffF l. tlFnn
Plano illustrations ~ Affa. l.. D.. ueckett
Voice
Aris. 'Ttsar rs Israel" nom
Elijah" .............. Msndslssohn
Mrs. J. n rsmpistOb
Violin
der aohn Der ffAtas" 90. Ksitnr Bsia
Souvenir ..s.ssss.ss.s.. FranE Drdia
Mrs. Firkn Hancock
Piano
"nondo caprieeioss- ..... Msuasls-ohn
'-aprinG song 4..,ss.+sss Auadslssyhn
Mrs 4. n. noekstt
Voice
"Du niat VIE Eins uiums" ...s f4art
Der NeuHferiFss s.t-.f.s.s.. Hchubsrt
3rs J a. Tempisfon
Tho Daughters Auxiliary VIII meet
for luncheon Saturday, February D.
at the homs OF Mrs. S. II. Kerr. COZ
Maiden ave.
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Ticilight Musicale

Sunday afternoon nj Z o'clock a
twilight musical. will be given AZ
the home % STR. and Mrs. Alexander
Baltic. S07 i$th ave. ~. under tho
auspices OF tho women's council Of
ST. Marks church.
Tho musicale Il open 70 the public.
and tickets may be obtained from
Mira Frederick Bentley. Capitol os1i.
Mrs. Cecil Bacon. Capitol oi6s. or
Mrs. Donald A. Nicholson. Capitol
osoT.
Mrs. Bentley has arranged q very
interesting program. which IL as FOL.
lows.
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Grade T-achers' Club Dinner

Tho Seattle Grade Toachera' club
viii give dinner on Mon
day evening. January 20. AZ q
o'clock. IN tho Masonic club.
rooms. Arcade building. Officers Of
the Seattle Council Of Parent Teacher
associations will DO honor guests.
Presidents OF various Parent Teach.
er circles Of tho city also have been
fnyItel
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M. and Mrs. Mills Hosts

Mr.. and Mrs Edward Morgan
Mills OF San Francisco entertained
with m informal dinner OF ten COW
ers Friday evening At the Hotel
Sorrento.
Mr.. and Mr. Mills. accompanied
by their two daughters. the Misses
0wIadys and Dorothy Mills. will
leave Sunday morning for their
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Sunnowcr Club

Tho sunflowcr club of Seattle will
hold It's 18th annual meeting Ia honor
OF ths c2nd anniversary Of the ad.
mission Of Kansas into the Union at
i5iIis Fourth ave. on Monday. Janu.
AIRY 20. at 8 .. M. There viii be-
music. beth vocal and Instrumental.
Some OF tho most prominent men ia
the state. who formerly lived In Kan.
sas. viii talk. The officers for tho
year 1881 win be elected
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Industrial Committee

Mrs. NJ, J. Fohn. chairman 81 the
Industrial committee OF the city Fed.
Grafton OF Women'H clubs has ar.
ranged a tour OF the Kilbourna. Clark
radio manufacturing plant. ioi spo.
kane ave. for Monday. January 20.
All women interested are invited 20
attend. Take South Seattle car.
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Mrs. Gilman Issues
LIMITATIONS for Tea

Mira. Luthene Claremont Gilman
has issued invitations for n tea at
tho Sunset Club. ON Tuesday after
noon February 6. from 4 until &
O'Clock In compliment TO her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Fordham Bassett Kimbali.
Of Portland. who win be her guest.
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Dinner Dance at
Yacht Club

The Seattle Yacht Club has cards
out for a dinner dance, "A Night
I'm Chinatown" on Saturday even.
ing. February .. Dinner OF 3
O'Clock. dancing from until "a
o'clock
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Ushers Named for
Junior Dance

Ths ushers for tho Junior club
0nnce this evening NJ the Yacht club
vii b. the Messrs- Campbeii Kelie
her. Thomas pcily. Everett Earring.
Jack Brinkicy. Raleigh chinn. Allan
IAtimer. Evan Afccord. Jr-. Russell
Portins. Lewis lyman. Jr.. Russell
Collins and Hugh whiteiaw.
Patrons and pafroness~s are Mr..
and Mrs. Keith Logan BuIiits. Mfr.
and Mrs Stanley Minor. Mr.. and
Mrs.. Caspar Clarke. sfr. and Mrs.
Leo Black and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
LAfimar.
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Informal Twilight
Musicale

Tho Women's University club will
g1ve the first OF series OF informal
twilight musicales In the drawing
room At the club on Sunday after.
noon. February 4. AZ 4 O'Clock The
musicale Is for members and their
fr<nds- An attractive program II
being arranged. which will BE- an
nouneed In q few days.
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Hawthorne PIT. A

Hawthorne Parent.Teacher asso-
citation will meet Thursday. Fehru.
AIRY !. at 2:30 y. m. at the school.
Mr.. Roy Idpscomb win speak The
school orchestra will furnish music.
while a group of pupils will present
a play.
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BRIDGE and Nah Jongg

A large bridge and Nah Jongg
party followed by tea will be given
by the women's University club in
the auditorium on Wednesday after
noon. February z.
The affair Is IN charge OF the
bridge committee. with Mrs. c. y.
Kline as chairman. Reservations
may be made with Mrs. Wallace ~.
MacBriar. at Beacon 2s43.
The Nah Jongg tournament will
open at the club house on Febru.
airy ~. both afternoon and evening.
Tickets may be secured from Miss
Bertha Remiey at the club.
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WIN Observe washington's Wedding
Day

Rainier Chapter. Daughters Of the
American Revolution. win observe
the wedding day OF George and
Martha Washington. which officially
IN January IL. on Tuesday afternoon.
February g.
Tie celebration viii take Tire form
OF a card party and win b. given al
tho Hotel Cowrnan at , o'clock. Tho
committee In charge II composed Of
Mrn. Howard Ballard. chairman:
Mrs. T.. II. Husscy. hospitality; Mrs.
y. y. Davis. tickets: Mrs. J. l.. Colby.
prirns. and Mrs. J. y. Wagner. pub
licity,
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Informal Bridge This
EUeninq

Lieutenant and Mrs. Ralph wiita,
muth are entertaining this evening
with an informal bridge OF three
tables at their Fort I1awton guar.
ters.
Invitations have been limited TO
army people at tho fort
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First Hiu Guild

First nm guild OF tho orthopedic
hospital has reelected the following
officers; Mrs. Fred T. Fischer. pres.
ident: Mrs. A. L. Hawley. vice pres
ident. Mrs. A. X. Fisken. secretary.
and Mrs. William MoEwan. treas.
urer.
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Seattle Culinary Association

In celebration OF tho first anniver.
sary OF the organization. n free
smoker and entertainment viii be
given by tho Seattle Culinary aasoci.
alton In the large hall. 2os Court
building. on Monday, January 20. at
$40 p. IN.
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The Commonwealth club viii meet
At Boldt's restaurant siz Second
ave. Monday. January 20. AZ SIS
., m. Mr.. vs.. ID. Lane win speak
on ship Bubnidy an Preparedness
Measure" A report viii also be
made on Tho Hague peace confer.
enea
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Hostess to Bridge Club

Mr. L. 8. Lynch entertained the
members Of the Olympia Bridge
Luncheon club Tuesday afternoon az
her home. Covers were placed for
twelve
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PhIlorn,,s Club

The annual birthday party Of tho
PhliomuH club viii be given AT the
home % Mrs. Wilson X Gay. iT11
18th ave. on "wednesday January
a.. az p. ~. The assisting host
osscs win be Miss Mary I,oulsa nudd.
Mrm. Soi Iscyinson. Mrs. y. A. Davis.
Mrs, u NJ. sherry and MIR. w G.
Thompson.
Tho program viii include vocal
solo by Miss winifred Black. with
Mrs n. n. sohaeffer ct usc piano.
who VIII also give several piano -.
iections. violin solo. Miss Kathryn
Hamilton. accompanied by Miss Lola
Alternately. The pupils Of Miss
snowdcn's school will present a one.
&C; playie, entitled. Nevertheless"
Tie presidents and executive board
of tho Federated clubs win attend.
Mr Charles somcrp. ST.. and Mira.
q. g. Jones. past presidents OF the
club. will preside at the urnn
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Informal Dinner
and Bridge

Honoring Mr.. and Mrs william
p. Hoffman Of Portland. Mr.. and
1frs. Waiter p. Miller were hosts
Tuesday evening at their home. en-.
tertaining with an informal dinner
and bridge
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Quarautc Club

Tho ouarante club will meet with
AIRS. G. +. Foster. e7i5 ssth 1T. on
Tuesday evening. February 6. De.
bate. Resolved. That Money Is the
Emblem Of Success
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The Linnea Social club will meet
Tuesday. January 30. NJ .. m. in
Odd Fellow tsmple. 10th ave. and
L. Pima 1t.
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Mrs. Fr7ye Hostess

Mn. H 8. Frye entertained this
afternoon with an informal luncheon
IN her apartment in the welton.
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Personal

Mrs. Fred j.. Meyer left this
morning by way OF California for
Oklahoma. where ahe viii Join Mr..
Meyer and proceed TO Chicago for
visit OF ak weeks or two months.
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Hixgina ieft
this morning for California. To be
away for several months.
Mira John Clark OF Fairbanks mr..
rived las; night on the Alameda and
left Immediately for Sacramento.
called there by tho serious illncas
OF her father.
Mira Genevieva 8. Blcthen. with
her mother. Mrs. Martha swadiey.
sailed today on the Lurllne for Hon.
oiulu. to be gone two months.
MisH sallie Hill left today for san
Francisco. TO DO gone Indefinitely.
Miss Elizabeth Hammons sailed TO.
day on the LurIine for a visit OF ak
weeks In Honolulu and California.
Mr.. and Mrs. william p. Hoffman
OF Portland. formerly OF Seattle.
who have been visiting their rcla.
tivcs. DR.. and Mrs Harvey Il. coch.
ran. viii return Sunday to their
homo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert A. schoen.
field viii leave Sunday for an ex.
tended visit in Eastern cities. They
will return BY way Of Southern Cali
fornia-
Mr.. II. Matson of San Francisco
will arrive the first OF tho wock for
a few days visit
Mr.. and Mrs. A. y. Galloway win
remove February from the old
Colony apartments TO the Victoria
apartments.
Miss Lucille lyman win return
next week from two weeks visit
In California
Mrs. c. n. Miller IL leaving NEXT
week for n short visit In California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. II. Nudd. who
have been visiting In Chicago and
New York, will return In two weeks.
Mrs. Gilbert Skinner and small son
left yesterday for California. where
they viii join Mrs. u. II. skinner
for n short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Locke
Gardner tMartha white arc being
congratulated upon the birth Of a
son, Raymond Locke. Jr.. al Prov.
denco hospital on January az.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oswald Brown and
Mrs. u. u. Leland OF Bryn Mnwr,
returned recently from three
months trip TO Australia and Now
Zealand.
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ladies' literary and Musical club

The Ladies' Literary and Musical
club will meet Friday. February 2. at
2;3o p. m. with MrE Il. E. Grant,
300 kirkwood pl.
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CLUBS ron MONDAY

King County Legislative Federation
The state bills committee OF tho
King County Legislative federation
win hold the second of series OF
MONDAY meetings AZ the Y. W. c. A.
cafeteria, Monday. January 20. Bills
now being introduced by the state
legislature win be- discussed by good
speakers. Public invited.
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The Wisconsin 6oldenrod club viii
meet with the president. Mrs. A.. A.
Tobey. ia " sotb st. Wednesday.
January 81. isox luncheon at 1880
o'clock.
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Alpha Thimble club will hold an
aii.day session At the home OF Mrs.
Nora ciough. sis ~. seth ave, FRI.
day. February :. Members please at.
tcnd.
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Ms ranxasa Hsnry
AIRS. Lawrence hoxls at the pisne
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Mrs. Marie. IL Plat
Miss Anna Gran, Dali Al IA. piano
~.
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"Ah. 81 vous rasisn cofapfis"....
Mr. Ss4i Bsglsy
Mr.. Paul Mocoois a, the piano
viS'ia oss'irA'. BY Mr.. L. Plat
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(ny r~a0essl
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Piano
.Nectarns. 70 Plat Ma3or' -. Chopin
H<teAas n hAlnF sClVstn
Mr. MrCools
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Mr.. Lester r. Scott, National Fxecu-
tive. To Visit Seattle

Less than four years ago MFR. Les.
ter r. Scott. national executive OF
the Campfire Girls. visited Seattle.
A. that time there were less than
100 girls In scattered groups. many
not knowing Of the existence Of the
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Mr.. and Mrs. Oswald Brown ana
Mrs. w. u. Leland OF Bryn Mawr,
returned recently from three
months trip to Australia and Now
Zealand.
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Mcdonald PIT. A.

A surprise" card party will bo
given by the r. A. Mcdonald Par.
ont Teacher association. on February
2. az the homo of Mrs r. Curry
4b5i Latona ave Those expecting
70 attend are asked 20 notify Mrs.
Bert Oliver, AIoirose o602.
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All Campfire Girls and guardians
who have signed up for the Snowsh0e
trip % Lake keceholuf are asked 70
have equipment inspected at Iohs-
qua before February 2. Tho follow
Ing hRnifiod their intention or 20
ing. Ruth a. Brown. Marguerite
Bringloe. Ann simmons. Eva Wars.
den Cole. Mr.. Charles simmons Jane
TunneY. Mr. win Hudson. Mr.. Nor
man Edison. MIR. Waliacs Burr hf.
Ronald Ituddiman. Roberta Humph-
rey. EmenEsrde Patten. Lois kloek.
Ann fillmore. Agnes Wothsrspoon.
Melua Rogers. Eleanor Caldwell. Is
telle Pease. Amelie Nichols. Gather.
Inc Baum. Ruth Haincn, Donna
f.unn. Anne Hanron, Margaret
Lewis. Florence Dix. Mildred Casey.
Louise slzer. Marie Slzer Louise
shorett Betty Ward and Anne
sohumer.
All girls interested are asked 70
report to room 2ig. Denny hall. at
o'clock. The group will be- organized
as a regular Campfire group. and the
course Will include weekend camp
ing trip NJ Camp ses1th.
Governing Board Meeting 90 BE Held
The regular monthly meeting OF
the governing board OF the Seattle
council OF Campfire Girls viii be held
Tuesday. February 6. AZ $50. at
Campfire headquarters.
Valentine Bor Social for February 10
Come with a MILDLY and come with
a grin:
Bring your box lunch. or We won't
let you In
That IL the invitation extended every
Campfire 0lri IN Seattle and the cit
irs around for Saturday. February
10. at , o'clock. az Lohoqua. slsg Ar.
cade building.
Have you ever heard Of a box 10.
ciaif if you haven't ask your IA
thsra and mothers about H. They'll
tell you OF the good times they had
az them when they were your age.
Each girl coming 90 tho party IL
asked TO bring with her as a guest a
80 AsR - AtRA NfN n &NAtAiRttif III 4
Bring also a box containing supper
for two Make the box as attractive
a. possible. both within and without.
Al boxes will be collected at tho door
and later auctioned The proceeds
from the auction viii 40 toward tho
birthday fund. the gift ~ the Seattle
Campfire Girls 10 those less fortu-
nate.
i-oheaua says u. 8. v. y. Elliott
s2osl II you'll be a member OF the
valentine box social. Guardians are
invited
DO you know that every 100 per
cont Campfire oirl keeps health
chart. keeps n thrift chart. attends
all Campfire meetings. r. a better
student In school, more satisfactory
daughter az home. hikes more. works
harder. plays with more abandon.
and gets more out OF iifc7
All good Campfire groups see that
someone represents them at the
monthly guardians meeting the sec
ond Thursday OF each month at 750
nj Iohequa. rrhe next meeting win
be February So Every poppy Camp
firo Girl visits Lohequa at least once
a month. In this way she gets new
IDEAS for craft work. service. etc.
Every good Campfire Girl Aubscribes
and reads Everygfri's and The Torch.
Hha takes an active interest in the
firms advertising IN both narnxfnes.
and urges her parents 90 patronixe
them. too. Every live group has
live scribe who attends monthly
meetings tho second Saturday in
each month az Lohcaua. siss Arcade
building. Sex, meeting Saturday.
February 10, al 10 o'ciockl
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Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Locke
Gardner martha white) arc being
congratulated upon tho birth Of
son, Raymond Locke. Jr.. al Proy1.
denco hospital on January %.
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Governing BOARD Meeting 20 Be- He

The regular monthly meeting OF
the governing board OF the Seattle
council OF Campfire Girls will be held
Tuesday. February 6, AZ $50. at
Campfire headquarters.
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CON. Ceorrc MnshInrlon CircIc

On Tuesday. January 30. Mrs
Horton viii give luncheon and
card party at her home. 1909 ~.
36th st.. wallinrford car. Tor tho
benefit OF Gen. George Washington
circle, Ladies' Of the G.. A. r. Every.
one welcome. Luncheon at IL noon.
Cards at 2 u. m.
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Cotcrie Club

The Coterie club viii meet al tho
University Way club. 1850 Univer.
sity way, Friday. February 2. at 2is
p. m. Tho program viii consist OF
current events. City Government"
by Mrs. ". J. soules; Form of
Government" and city Finances"
by Mrs. w. Il. Barnhart.
The executive committoe viii moot
IT las y. m
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whittier Heights Social club IL civ.
Ing a dance Thursday evening. Feb
r,iary !. nj Greenwood hall. s3rd and
Greenwood as~. All welcome
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Woman's Lakewood Civic
ImproNrment Club

Tho child welfare and phiian.
thropio department OF tho woman's
Lakewood Civic Improvement club
viii give a donation narty at tho
Lakewood clubhouse. Tuesday after.
noon. January 80. Mt : o'clock.
CiofheA -pcrishabic food and
silver donations VIII be gladly re.
celved. Donations win be used 20
aid needy families In tho community.
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Decorations for Annual p.-T. A.
Luncheon

Decorations for the annual lunch.
con OF the parentTeachers associa.
ton. TO be given az the Masonic
temple. February II. at 1880 O'Clock.
VIII tp developed with spring flowers
In tho club eolors--biuc and yellow.
These win be made by groups Of
girls In the seventh and eighth
grades IN the Seattle schools. Indi.
viduA flower favors Of yellow and
blue crocus blossoms are being made
by Glasses OF Columbia. F'rantz II.
Coo. Colman and u. +. Day schools.
under the direction OF teachers on
tho decoration committee--Miss Cora
BerFtold. Miss Lena Kreamer, Miss
Agnes Long and Miss Tressa Middle
ton.
Tie trade classes at tho Mercer
school. under the supervision Of Miss
Elizabeth Fowler. are designing tho
decorations. which wiil be arranged
down the length of the table.
The committee In charre includes
Miss Victoria Mclean. Miss Lena
Kregtmcr. Miss Agnes Long. Miss
Cora Bergtold. Miss Trcssa Middle.
ton. Miss Elizabeth Fowler and Miss
Frances Yeoman. chairman.
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Ralnlcr Chanter. ID. AR.

Mrs. Tom Mesdag viii entertain
the members OF Rainier chapter. u.
a. r.. az hor residence. blS w.
Highland drive. on Tuesday after.
noon, January 80. Mt o'clock.
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Pacific Northwest Products
Committee
Native Daughters Of washington

Princess Angelina parlor No. 2. N.
ID. W. will hold their regular month.
~ meeting IN their club rooms at the
Z. w. c. A. at o'clock Friday even.
Ing, February 2. All members ara
invited 60 attend.
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Seattle Lodge No. !

Seattle Lodge No. Z. d. III. +. A..
win hold It's next regular meeting In
Evergreen hail. 1909 Ninth ave.
Tuesday evening, January 80. at 7:aB
y. m. a progressive whist party win
follow the business session at 3
p. m. Members and friends welcome.
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Mra. Gilbert Skinner and small son
left yesterday for California. where
they VIII join Mrs u. II. skinner
for short visit
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All girls interested are asked 70
report to room 2iC. Denny hall at
o'clock. The group will be organized
rs a regular Campfire group. and the
course will include weekend camp
ing trip NJ Camp sedth.
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Webster PIT. A. will entertain
with a silver tea Tuesday. January
30. from 2 TO 4 o'clock. at Mrs. O.
E. Ruffncr's home. sss6 37nd ave.
~. w. All mothers invited.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Il. Nudd, who
havo been visiting In Chicago and
New York. will return In two weeks.
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TIN Seattle Amateur Press club
viii oelebra,e It's twentieth annivor
Eary. on February 3. with banquet
The committee on Arrangements con.
sists OF Roy Erford. Mrs. 8. II. suss-
man and Miss Lenora Pearl Brace.
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Miss Lucille lyman viii return
next week from a two weeks visit
In California
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The Caieidh club will meet Tues.
day. January 30. at 2 y. m. with
Mrs. ]. l.. McReynolds. 5409 Nerd.
ian ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-27

Mrs. c. r.. Miller f. leaving next
week for short visit In California.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-27
Seattle Council Of Catholic Women

Nina 81 Frye Tent No. II. paugh.
tern of Veterans. VIII celebrate It's
second anniversary. with MONDAY
luncheon In vetcrans' hail. Arrnory.
Thursday. February 1. A bealnaxs
session and luncheon viii follow.
Msmber. askcd 20 DO present.
Evening star., 1923-03-30

Mrs. Boggs was represented by
Charles b. Shaw and the government
by Assistant Corporation Counsel T.
Gillispfe Walsh.