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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-25
MISSION no HOLD
HLAlAlAGE SALE

Tho rummagc sale Of tho com.
bined circles Of the Fruit and
Flower Mission. viii bc held AZ
1906 Firat ave, on Friday and
Saturday. September - and 20.
The Fummage alo COMMITTEES rs
asking donations or discarded fur.
niiurc dishes. clothing. IN fact any
usablS article which will be prompt.
~ called for n any u tho follow
Ing committee IL notified
Mount Baker park, Mrs Philip
Riurer. BE eun.ss2g. AK Point,
Mrs. Alexander Mcisicr. WE atSeis.
Hunts Point. Mrs, ChaFle,on Hail.
Iakcside2s.w. Queen Annr. MfB.
@. l. c. barton. ca rfldilss: Mru.
Edwin Fairbournc. CA rfid-0S27j
Junior circle. Mrs. Edwin selyin.
GA rud030s. Broadway Mrs Harry
Otis Mcknight. ca pltl55sz.
Amy person donating 10 this *.
cceaingiy worthy cause VIII have
tho satisfaction Of knowing that
Some little sufferer han been bepc.
fitted.
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Personal

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. Van Tuyl
with Mrs George Walker us their
guest. motored TO Yakima Go spend
the week end and today
Nj, and Mrs Lacy Hofius returned
Monday night from a few dayp' visit
In Victoria, u G.
Mm Timothy Jerome motorcd TO
Vancouver II. g., Saturday to meet
Mr. Jerome. who has been cruising in
Canadian waters They motored
home saturday evening
Mir Tod parkec who has been in
California for two weeks. b. expected
home on Wednesday
Nh aud Mrs. Thomas NJ Serussa
tMargery Van ogici are receiving
eongratulations ON the birth OF a
daughter September IS at Minor hos.
pital
Mrs Caspar Fischer. with Mrs
George Russell. Mira. Frank Novel;
and Miss Dorothy Newell. LEFT last
Tuesday for California. motoring
down FOR three weeks stay
Mira y, n stanley left Tuesday
on the H. II Alexander for Los An.
geles 10 spend the fail and winter
months
Mr. and Mrs Wallace Fisher. who
have been making their home In
Mount Vernon for several years. have
returned to Seattle 10 reside.
Mrs Andrew NJ. Gillespie removed
today from the Swedish hospital to
her home.
Mrs r 81 Won Ke,tIer is spending
a few days in Victoria. - 9
Mrs Charles X. Foe and daughter.
Mias Clara Emory. left sunday night
for Few days visit In Portland,
Miss Doris Mitchell has removed
FROM the Granada Apartments 10 the
Melton. on James and Minor.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Van Dyke
Johns Jr, viii leave about October
rs, Tor Philadelphia. TO make their
home
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Ownership Of Gun
Denied by Couple

Altho loaded revolver was
found IN their room, Helen GLASGOW.
AZ. and Antoine Peterson, 20. =
fused 10 admit ownership or -
knowledge Of the weapon. police
ay. The two were arrested in u
lodging house al Second ave. and
Lenora n Monday night. when tho
police found narcotics In their pos,
session. Il is alleged
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ZONTA CLuB
The lpntn club of sentilo viii
hold ia meeting on Wednesday eyo.
ming, September goth, at p. M
III the private dining room Of
Northod inn. The principal speal&r
on this occasion IN Nj. w, g. q,
ncHway, manager Of the Union Cen
trail Life Insurance 90. ana an
active civic worker. who viii talk
on Indirect Means to Direct Ends ="
Mr. Bonwny has had considerable
organization ana philosophical eN.
peucnce when he was active In the
National Chamber Of commore q
work in tho East prior 10 hills -,
GENTLY coming TO Seattle 10 live.
A. the last Wednesday noon meet.
ING OF tbs club Miss Kate Holmes
of the Seattle Lighting co. gave "A
most interesting and educational
talk on the history, activities ana
progress ~ one Of our most i'm.
portnnt public utilities
4 charming note or appreciation
from Mrs Warren @. Harding WAS
read az Tbs meeting IN which Mrs
Harding expressed her appreciation
Of the Zonta clubs resolution Of
consolation recently sent her upon
The death Of her husband
The club took action to ask Mrs
Kathryn Blodgrtt. one nf liz mem
beers now IN tho East on business.
To be its official delegate al thf
Western District Conference Of the
Zonta clubs al Detroit. Mich. from
October LIST Ia btn, Mra. Blodgvti
~ now in Racine. Wis, md viii
make the official contact OF the
newly organized Seattle club with
the national confederation at De
troit.
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Went The majority Of these Ind
ans were selfa,yled BARRIERS ana coi,
lccted an the hair they could, with.
out charging the uHual 80 cents.
rhey took sealpa along with the
hair.
Several hot discussions arose aa 20
which story was The best, but the
Judges are Htiil on speaking terms
Those persons whose stories wers
printed in The Star who have not
called FOR their doube.aeat tickets
10 the historical play The Covered
Wagon" now showing ~ the Met
ropolitan theatcr. are asked 10 comf
10 The star office ana claim them
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Pick W inner
of Contest
Mrs. BirdWell Gets
History Prize

After much elaboration and e1-
changing OF opinions regarding the
qualifications Of ehnnyihta who sub.
mitted manuscripts IN The Star his
tory contest, Il has been decided BY
tho judges that the story written By
Mrs. g. Brdwoll. Of Lynden, wash,
is the best and for II she viii get
the $40 oaBh prize.
Her story tells or her own odyon.
lures IN oregon during the carly
days. when marauding bands Of hos
tile redskins descended on the par.
ties OF palefaceH who were forging
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WORK PLANNED ny
civic LEAGUE

In letter sent recently 20 the
membership Of the scattlc's women'a
civic league. Mrs George n Me
LouRhliu. chairman ot the budget
ana finance committee. said
The Seattle Women'a Civic league
has been organized 10 bring together
women interested IN promoting tho
welfare u the city. to cooperate and
render more effective the scattered
social aud civic activities In which
they are engaged. TO extend "a kno@l'
edge OF public affairs, 10 aid IA i'm
proving civic conditions; and 10 as
slat In aruusing an increased sense
Of social responsibility for the safe
guarding q the home tho maintc
nance Of good government and the
rnnobllng ot that larger homc-lhe
city.
The league viii carry on It's pro
gram this year thru well organized
committees and aside from admins.
trativc committees. the following viii
begin their work early in the fails
The recreation committee VIII DO
divided into two subcommittee. one
20 work with the problems Of the
commercial amuacmentH, s. 9. dance
halls. eabarclH. etc. ana the other
sub committee 20 do constructive
rccrcationai work.
The moving picture committee win
s.y. a.sssaa5.aa .s4EtA afNWss Hrss ftEr
TONS dealing with the problems OF
the moving picture
The police police stations and jaila
committee will carry on work with
the girls In the j1iln. detention quar-
tera and quarantine ward In an at.
tempt TO solve the problems involved
tn their rehabilitation. The homo for
first offenders viii be established an
soon as possHible.
Tho municipal citizenship commit
leo viii plan the classes in eiiiEcn'
ship and any other such instruction
a. seems advisable.
Three courses have been outlined
one of which viii ho given free 70
members. any additional course 81.
a course In municipal government.
including the development OF mu
uiclpni government and the history
Of the government OF Seattle. eight
lessons.
a course in social hygiene. which
will include the problems of delin
qucncy. methods Of rehabilitation
etc. eight lessons.
Visits TO city offices. courts. In
stitutious and public work discussed
In courses.
Tho constitution Of the league pro
vIdea four types Of memberships:
Active. which II open TO any WON
an Of good character who pays 81
membership; sustaining, open 10 ans
woman dcslrinR to further the IN
tercAta OF the league by paying $.
or more yearly; contributing. which
is open 10 any person giving finan
clai AID only. life membership iH opct
TO any woman contributing $500.
Seattle needs 5000 women who vii
not be dominated by any poIitioa
/ influence and who viii fcariesals
work for the moral. social. Industrial
and civic welfare Of the community
An open meeting OF the league wlI
be held at the Y. w. c. A. on Thurs
day. September 81. at y. IN.
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Missing since July p. Fred For.
tier. j.. 10. son Of Fred Fortier
22li Eighth ave- WnB being sought
turnout the western pnr Of the
state Tuesday Seattle police were
told that the boy, who Is small for
his age. had probably gone TO work
on some berry ranch
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McKINIEY CIRCLE

William Mckinley circle, No H.,
Ladies' of the G.. A. r.. win hold 4
silver tea Ht the home Of Mrs W.
u, Mapcm, GA Summit ave. ~, FRI
day September rs. az ~ o'clock.
an comrades and members Of pairi,
otto organizations welcome, Take
car No. rs. 20 Roy It,
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dinner 81 eight
Monday N2wove
4. A. Newovc win be her guests for
"a
daughter Gwendoyn New
love win sail October the Lurne for Honolulu They VIII VISIT
Robert Wallace Burke
Captain Ncwoycs
a Antonio
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Music
Mrs. Beck Will
Present Normal PUPILS

MrH Louise G Beck viii give "a
recital at hog studio 10 this Nickel
yoy, Tuesday evening. september 50,
presenting five graduates Of hor
normal course. who have completed
the course. specializing IN the teach
ing of children, Malaue kumnznwl,
a small japanese girl, will assist at
the recital Visitors are welcome,
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN
IA .fEr1

COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN
NAMED
The Seattle Federation Of Won.
ems Clubs met Monday afternoon at
the Federated clubhouse, when the
following committee chairmen were
appointed.
Mrs. /. II Jennings. chairman Of
extension work: Mrs. w. y. Thomp.
son and Mrs w r. Harper. chair,
men OF the school advisory commit.
tee: Mrs rurleiEh Reeder, chairman
of publicity: MrE r. r. DC Pue.
chairman OF visits to the indus.
tries. ars. Fred catIett and Mrs d.
A. seiberi. chairmeu Of the greeting
hostesacs
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col. ELLSWORTH CIRCLE
Colonel Ellsworth Circle. Ladies Of
the G. A. r.. win serve a home
cooked luncheon in Veterans hail.
Armory. Friday. September IS. from
1870 10 o'clock, to which the
public is cordially invited. Card
party at $40 p. m.
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Report Deaths in
Persian Earthquake

LONDON. Sept 25, Disastrous
auaksa in The province Of Khorasaan
in Persia have resulted in ia deaths
and the iniurins Of more thnu 100
persons. Il was announced here yes.
lerday. The quake was felt over a
wide area and damage WAS general
thruout The region.
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n1ckENa rELf0MRnIr

Dickens Fellowship Will meet
Thursday evening September q. ut
s o'clock. in the Chamber Of Com
mcrcc rooms For Information cnil
the secretary az EA stsse9-n
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AouIt.A LODGE 40. Is

AQUllsA LODGE no, %
Aquila Lodge No. So. %. Of H..
will meet to regular session. Wed
nesday, september 20. az s y. m.
az 1915 First ave. whist al p. IN.
Friends invited This viii DO The
last meeting held az this place
Meetings after October will
take place AZ swedish club hail.
1891 Eighth ave
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LADIES or THE
GOLDEN NORTH

Mrs. A. l.. Heath viii entertain
the Ladies Of the Golden North at
her home. sos Terry ave, wednes.
day. September 26. at 2 y. m. Mem.
beers will be privileged to bring one
Alaskan guest. a silver offering will
be taken. Take James st. car.
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WEST SEATTLE w. c. T. u.

The regular meeting of the West
Seattle w. c. T. 4. will he held at
the home of Mrs. w. b. Scott. at the
Junction, "Wednesday. Sept. Is. at 2
p. m. Both old and new members
urged to attend. and friends are in
vited. A good speaker will be pres
ent.
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GREENWOOD SOCIAL CLUB
Greenwood Social club win meet
with Mrs. s. S Wyman. 1913 West
sith St, Thursday, September 81
at 1890 q. m.
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AIn shcInrY

AIRS. NJ A. Matthew'S viii be at
home Ia the Ladies' Aid society Of
the First Presbyterian church, on
Friday. September IS. from $50 10
B D. IN
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LADIEs, GRoTTO cILrR

The Ladies' Grotto Club will meet
Wednesday. Sept. &c. at 2 p. m. at
the Federated clubhouse. An inter
esting program has been planned.
Judge King Dykeman will speak on
some phase OF his interesting work.
Members my bring guests.
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Oomen' s Clubs
QUEEN ANNE

sew and to take all finished articles
for the bazaar. Visitors welcome.
QUEEN ANNE
AUXILIARY
Queen Anne auxiliary 10 the Ruth
School for Girls viii hold It's regu.
lar meeting Wednesday. September
rs, with Mrs. r. l., Hopkins, 2sth
ave. y. w and W. s5th at. Pie.
mic luncheons at 1890 o'clock. Bring
luncheon and service. Important
matters to be discussed
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CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY

Y. L. /. SEWING
CLASS
Mrs. a. C. Brady Is again the in
structor of the Y. L. /. sewing class
which is held every Wednesday
night. at 100. in the assembly room
This class is open 10 all girls OF
the employment department and
others who are strange in the city
Realizing the Importance OF bust
ness dress in the modern office, tbs
Y. l.. I. has inaugurated this unique
service, which is proving boon tC
a great many working girls.
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Entertain for Visitors

To compliment Mrs Adam Reee home from study abroad and
visiting
their G. r. Pameron entertained this
afternoon with luncheon OF "a
Gardner luncheon their honor
Monday afternoon the dining Frederick Nelson's
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CHURCH or EPIPHANY

10 MMAUE NAI4FF
The Church ~ tho Epiphany Guild
Will hold rummage sale nj 1871
westiake. on September -. - add
20.
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ALLAH CHAPTER NO. 1s5
Allah Chapter No. les. o. Il. s.,
will give a card party In Dnrtnallr
Cafeteria. Second and Madison. on
Tuesday evening. September %. All
Eastern Stars and friends invited.
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Service at Orthopedic Tea Shops


SHOP b. Joseph r.
Benske
Mcdonald w.
Miller A. II. Lundln.
nj the
and guild in the
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subject Vocal solo by Miaa Rose,
StanRera and lonely people wet
COME
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sEATrLE poErRY cn1rR

Seattle chapter OF the American
Literary association Seattle Poetry
club will meet wednesday, evening.
September rs. at 5 o'clock, with Miss
Helen Maring. 200 Broadway
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Mr. aud Mrs. Bordeaur Dinner Hosts

To and Mrs Thomas or
deauS will small dinner their home TUESDAY evening Mrs
skinner Al In
Invitations honor guests
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ST. ANNE's PARISH

The Ladies of st. Anne's par.
ish will entertain with a bridge and
whist party on Wednesday after.
noon. September IS. at 2 o'clock. ut
the home of Mrs. Frank McDermott.
Fl Highland drive.
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.Entertnins for Little Dnnnhter

Celebrating the birthday
Hayward Bates Thompson
Wednesday afternoon September II.
Lois
Thompson Teddy Benn Glenn Thompson
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Latncbeon WM Honor Recent Bride, Dinner
Planned to Honor Captain and Mrs.
Nel0loUe

MISS extending invitations luncheon OF sht
Nl honor Of Airs Lacy
llofus tEuen MesseN,
will the later entertainment
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LONESOME CLUB

ION ESDNIE CLUB
The Lonesome club will meet
Tuesday evening. September %, at 3
O'Clock, III Spring at. Cards and
dancing. DR.. Mary A. Coffmau viii
give a short talk on an interesting
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SEATTLE MINUTE

WOMEN
The Seattle Council Of Minute
Women will hold It's first meeting Of
the fail season Thursday, September
q. nj y. m. in tho committee room
Of the Puget Sound Savings & Loan
association. Third ave. and Pike st
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Assist at B1idge Tea

ST Margaets guild Marks church delightful this
afternoon the Hamilton
Presiding 1.-THE Wallace puhe
Mrs. James Wyle and II. W.
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MEDIUM HnowS HAIR iaaAs best az
al after Golden uiint shampoo Aast
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Plan Altar for Mrs. E1qoin

To David r.
her home Mrs D. Mcpherson apd Mrs r. A. Htton win be hotces
luncheon OF is
theater luncheon.
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WISCONSIN GoLDENRoD

tIsIB
The Wisconsin Goldcnrod Club will
meet Wednesday, Sept. IS. with Mrs.
e. a. Tobey. 7f3 N. sOth st. Basket
lunch at 1880 o'clock. All former
Wisconsin adde's welcome.
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Dinner Honors Returned Travellers

Torllef Tolnd
dinner
q their home Saturday evening
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RAvENNA

The Ravennd w. C. r. 4. viii
meet Wednesday, September 26. at 2
p. m. at $3.50 37th ave. N. Il. The
Bible in the Public School" viii be
the subject OF the afternoon. with
the Rev. George W. Beck as the
principal speaker.
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Electro Thcropy OF
every description. why
not he trcutcd by q
specialiat7 Consulta
ton free.
DN. ", &. MACY
1901 Third Avenue
Corner Pike st.
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pREscHooL CIRCLE

Seattle Council OF Priesthood Cir.
Giles viii meet In school board
room. Central building, Wednesday.
September N2G, ut 1880 y. M. Miss
Helen Reynolds will give sugges.
tons for presidents Of circles for
coming year.
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PARTY Honors Brother

Miss verna MacAuay informal bridge
home Friday evening compliment
Gordon MacAulay. who returned recently from
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EASTERN STAR GLUE

EASTERN STAR CLUB
Eastern Star club meets at 1890
Arcade building for bridge on
Wednesday. September 20. at 2
o'clock. Members and friends in.
yited.
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At Home Sunday Afternoon

Mrs
until O'Clock
recently
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A marvellous new liquid has been
discovered which, when applied to
even the most stubbornly straight
hair, makes IL beautifully soft,
wavy and wonderfully curly. No
matter how straight your hair may
be, just one application Of this
amazing liquid, called Domino
Curlette, will make IL fall in soft
Ellstcning waves and natural silky
curls. And Il will keep your hair In
curl for at least n week or more
Simply moistcn your hair with n
few drops OF Domino Curlctte. and
then use the old fashioned silk or
Kid curriers'. or irons 10 shape aud
place the curls. The result will be
az N magic wand had been waved
over your head. You will be de-
lighted
Domino Curlctte can he had for
only 81, and you get " with the ns-
surance that II VIII actually work.
IL is guaranteed. 30 you get your
money back II you are not more
than delighted Oct bottle today.
At all good drug and department
stores everywhere, such as owl
Drug Co. 60 storcs).
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Fruit Shower for Mrs. Cranneg

Mrs Frank a. Moore Is giving fruit shower Thurs
her home. s23 First w, to compliment Mrs Kate
who has been III all summer.
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Qpealina Retention ON SNndnu

Mary Wells has cards reception Mary
Wells school Sunday
O'Clock. at 1895 Sixth
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HOME SEWING CLUE

The Seattle Home Sewing club
will meet with Mrs. Laura Thomp.
son, 911 n nth ST., on Wednes.
day, September rs. a Jiggs dinner
win be served at 1890 o'clock. Ev.
eryone interested in patriotic char.
ny work invited TO attend. Take
Green Lake car 10 Kaufman station.
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WEST QUEEN ANNE Pr. A.

West Queen Anne PIT. A. viii
meet al the school wednesday.
October J. at 3. m. a short
business session win be followed
By program and reception for
teachers and new members ON
GERS for the coming year arc Mrs.
Won y. Fail. president: Mrs, Flu.
gene Hunt. vice president. Mrs.
Gleason. secretary. Mrs. A. II. VIII.
Hams treasurer and Mrs. Victor
Zsdnick. nsogram chairman.
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cLAnA nARToN TEMT

Clara Barton Tent. No. /, Daagh
ters ot Veterans. will give "A noon
day luncheon on Wednesday. Sep
TENDER IS. IN Veterans hail. arm
CRY. followed by the regular meet
Ing. Cards at p. m Prizes ans
refreshments Public invited.
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MnTHEnR 49,

Mothers club Or Alpha Sigma
Chi meets at chapter house. 1850
18Th ave. n. r. Wednesday. Sep,
TENDER 20. at , o'clock.
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Dinner Wiu Honor Mrs. Ramsay

For Mrs Claude who leaving ueobcf Tor North tfona
dinner their home
his even
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GREEN LAKE w. C. T. u.
Green Lake w. G. r. u. meets
Wednesday. September 20. al 2
o'clock with Mrs. George Roberts,
1857 ". saith ut.
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wALLINGFoRp CIRCLE

" NI4III MN OFtIJ ITTtIsIIE
Wallingford Circle Of the First
Presbyterian church viii meet at the
home Of Mrs. Joseph Porter. 1880 N.
5ist st. on "Wednesday, September
20. at 2 y. m. Those attending are
asked 10 20 prepared to crochet and
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Mrs. DAWSON WiN Honor Guess

. Tho later entertainment
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LADIES or
WASHINGTON HIVE

WASHINGTON HIVE
Ladies' Of Washington Hive No.
oi4 Of the Maccabees gives card
party at the home OF Mrs. r. N.
Bramnn. 1916 18th ave, on Wed
nesday September &c. Luncheon
at 1 o'clock followed by cards at
2 o'clock.