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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-26

The coterie club will mest at the
University Way club. 1850 Univsr-
atty way. Friday. February .. at 2as
.. IN. The program will eonaast Of
current events. "city Government. .
by Mrs. 70. J. soulos-, ''Torm OF
Government" and "ciiy Flnanees."
by Mrs. W. n. Barnhart
Tho executive committee win meet
at las .. IA.
Iinncs Social Club
This Linnea Social club win moot
Tuesday. January 80. at Q p. m. In
Odd Fellows temple 10th ave. and
r.. Pine 81.
sunflowcr Club
Tho sunflower club Of Seattle win
hold It's ipth annual meeting in honor
OF the eand anniversary Of the nd.
mission OF Kansas into the Union at
ibiih Fourth ave. on Monday. Janu.
AIRY 20. at . y. m. There will DO
music. both vocal and instrumental.
Some OF the most prominent men In
the state. who formerly lived in Han.
sas. Will talk. Tho officers for the
year 1898 will be elected
Canadian Wom~n's Club rostpones
Meeting
The card party planned by the
Canadian women's club for Friday
evening. January "a. at tire FEEDER
ated clubhouse. has been postponed
until q later data. which will DO an.
nounced In a short tina
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HEAD STUFFED BY
CATARRH OR COLD?

n ycur nossrfis are ciogrsd your
throat Distressed. or your head IL
stuffed by nasty eatarrh or n cold.
apply = little pure. snuscpsio. germ
destroying cream Into your nossrila
II pens,ra,cs thru every air passage.
soothing inflanet. swollen men,
nrsnss and you get instant relief
How good Il feein Your nostriis
are open. Your head IL eivar. No
moro hawking. snuffiing. dryness or
struggling for breath. Get . small
bottle Of Eiy's Cream Balm from any
druggist Colds and eaiarsh yield
like magic Don't stay stuffed up.
Relief IL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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Music
Nine. Calve Concert
Monday

Madame Emma Caivs. famous
prima donna soprano. will be heard in
concert Monday evening at the Met
ropoiitan theeter. Recently when the
famous artist appeared In Portland
tho critics were lavish In their praises
OF hor. Tho following In a criticism
from one OF tho morning paperai
"a concert by caivs IL quite diff
fcrent than n concert by any one
else. as the noted prima donna Il al
ways the operate artist rather than
mere singer Of songs. Tho charm
OF her singing lies not only in her
voice. which has bean treated most
kindly BY time and retains It's beauty
and power. but also in the charm OF
her personality. tho dramatic effeetn
she obtains with her hands and her
facial expressions and tho picture she
makes for her audience Of every song
she sings In two words. caivs Is al
ways what the French call a 'grande
artistic
or course the climax Of tho concert
was reached In the numbers from
Carmen A black lace shawl and
the castanet effects achieved by
Madame caivs by mapping her fin
gers aided In making the Tfahauera'
and 'Chanson Dohane' colorfui and
fascinating. The Aria des cartes
was perhaps the most dramatic thing
Calve did While the program in
ciuded Italian. French. German and
Russian songs. II was all a BIT In tho
sarns mood except the last group. The
Rimsky Kornakoff The Rose and the
Nightingale and the Martini Tsiaihr
dArmour' were both exquisite thing.
In the Caesar Frank Tsocturne' caive
sang a lovely pianinsimo. Among her
most delightful numbers were The
Song OF the Fan fdrHnrdeiot) which
she sang In q fascinating manner.
ana what she called Tne Chanson De
Mon Pays and sang without accom-
panimsnt-
Mime. Calves program 20 10 given
here II announced as follows;
ARIA De Cleopatra .............H Handel
In oessia Temba-...-......Bs sthoysn
bfFonsds ssss. assFss.ssFs.ss...s. Utrst
Nine. csivs.
-tarfins sous ia pluto ....... .Dsbussy
Alias Ruth Han.
Noefnrns ...t................. frsnek
IL captive s.sssssssfsssss.ts sBsrleis
The Hose ana the Eighiinxaie"ss.
........, ....-... Bimssy- Knrsakosf
.lIssss r~aa Mis.-... ... .orsssaasisofr
Mme CAIvA
f1sfrr d'smour ............s.N Martial
IA Mort ep cessaus- ..... .Moaiuwsko
~. 1r,s ass e.ss....'
uAtAnsfa- .s-....
AteFs4tos sstsssssssFss.sssss Afyhfen
Mm.. csfvA
Mise Hnth Han 81 the p'sna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-26
OUCH! LUMBAGO!
RUB PAINS FROM
AN aching BACK

Back hurts your Can't ssraigh'en
up without sudden pain. sharp aches
and twinKes7 Now nstenl That's
iumbago. sciatica or maybe from =
strain. and you'n get relief the mo-
ncn, you rub your back with sooth-
Ing. penetrating 81 Jacobs OH Moth
ing eise 'akcs out soreness. lameners
and stiffness 90 quickly. You simply
rub II on your back. and out comes
tho pain. II Ia harmless. and doesn't
burn tho skin
Timber upi Don't sufferi Get .
small trial bottle Of old. honest 81
Jacobs on from any drug store. and
after using II Just once you1i forget
that you ever had hackachs. iumhago
or sciatioa- because your back will
never hurt or cause any more mis-
cry. II never disappo'nts. and has
been recommended for so yearn--Ad-
vcrtisement
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Seattle
Society
Reception aud Pirate
Vielc at Fine Arts Gal
lery, Sophomore Count
Gil Plans Breakfast.

THE Seattle Fine Arts society viii
= have reception and private
view for the epenlng OF the eighth
annual Northwest artists exhibition.
saturday evening, February Z. from
Z until 10 o'clock.
The hostesses win b. Mrs. Man.
son r Backus. Mrs William n. Me
Evan. Mira Louise Van ogic. Mrs.
Edward Lincoln Smith. Mrs. worrah
Wilson. Mrs Harry r. o~trander,
NrS Albert s Kerry. Mrs. c. A. Mer'
Ram. Mrs David j. Myers. Mrs.
Bruce Eimorc. Mrs. Horton c.
Force. Miss Molly Baldwin and Misc
Ann II. Calhoun
Afrs. Kerry Is arranging the musi
onl program.
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ouarsn,. Club

The ouarnnte club win msct with
Mrs. q. Y. Foster. ATS asth st.. on
Tuesday evening. February .. Do
bate. Resolved. That Money Ia the
Emblem OF Success
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Business and Professional women's
Club

Saturday evening. January ". the
business and Professional women's
club win have turned over to their
organization by the Cosmopolitan
Players At tho old orphsum theator.
Third avn. and Madison IT.. thu 70
oelpts OF that evenings entertain
mrnt. when tho play. The Giri In
the Taxi" WIN be presented
The proceeds win 30 10 tho clubs
building fund.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-26

MFs- Frederick Bentley. president
- he Lighthouse for the Blind. an
nounces the annual meeting for
TUESDAY. February q. AT 1880 a. m.
~ Frederick q Nelson's auditorium
Following the business session. Mr..
~ G. Hartman. teaches OF the blind
~ the Seattle public schools fhimself
11lnD WIN project films relative TO
~ prevention OF blindness and
<rnaks = short talk In explanation Of
.1hia work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-26
THE SUPPLY LAUNDRY
COMPANY

Has perfect facilities for wushlns
and ironing fine ciothea They viii
take your family flat work, too.
How 10 this7 Fifteen pounds OF
linen, bedding. towels. and gar
ments returned to you. folded and
fiat. ready to put away, for one
dollar and twenty centsl You may
have confidence In the caro- that
they win give to your bundle. Cap
ital $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-26
Waffle Breakfast

Under the auspices OF the sopho.
more council OF the University Of
Warrington waffle breakfast
viii be given st Wesley house on
saturday morning from until II
o'clock. The affair Is In the interest
~ the women.s Union OF Christian
Colleges In the Orient.
The committee In charge includes
Miss Ruth Bray. chairman. Miss
laura Bcaxcr. Mss Betty speir. Miss
Hazel Falrservice. Miss Josephine
Low. Misc Helen weich. Miss Ciari
oeil Colby and Miss Elizabeth Lans.
down
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-26

Tho women's University club viii
have speaker luncheon nj the club
house on Monday. January 20. at
1880 o'clock. when brewster Eddy.
studcn, and author In Oriental az.
fairs. viii address the members
Reservations are 20 DO made at
tho club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-26
Farc,cen Tea

Miss Jane Phillips ontertalned-this
afternoon az her home with very
pretty tea. Assisting weiN the Misses
Helen Chinn. Elizabeth Scurry.
Emily Hicks and Hope Turner.
Spring flowers In lovely arrange.
mcnt were used on the tea tahto and
in the rooms
Miss Philips II leaving with her
parents next Friday for San Fran.
cisco TO reside.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-26

poric lodge No. g. r. and A. NJ.
win give an entertainment and
dance. Saturday evening. January 81.
az the Masonic club. Arcade building
an who attend ara assured good
time. for IN addition 20 the dance a
good program has been arranged.
Prof. James Hamilton How~wlll givs
a plano solo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-26
HER SKIN IS
A SIGHT! TELL
HER OF POSLAM

Bsssi lieu KNOW can't 70 70
the dance tomorrow. Just look a.
these psmpies I'm . sinhff"
Maud ~Honsense. desfi All yeu
on sseh pimpis tonight and again
tomorrow morning. Thsy will b
gone before hob calls for yeu"
ressf ~Whsre can ! get Fosiamrs
Maud; why. every truEs,ors has
~ But I always keep . boz 10 mr.
toilet case You can use that this
has the Posisnn medication ana
really keeps my complexion spisn-
dldiy healthy
PssiAm store itching ara hssis
screma. too. FOR trial sample. send
Ice TO posIAM. sta w. tstA ST. New
York
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Once They Did This
By CECILLE

Ana tHfV cdHcd II LVeI
Once Woman, soh her hair scretced into hank,
pounded rugs abored pans of bread scrubbed and
rubbed, se,ced dull, formiess garments requiring
courage to wear, and called this Lifei
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-26
NOT CHEAP
PHOTOGRAPHS

But good ones at conservative
prices. Through February James
Merrihew offer two portrait .spe-
eials. one at six for 5000: one at
six for $500. Easel.back mounts,
individual handworkcd background.
Your choice OF finish: siiver.gray,
cream-buff. or Van Dyke brown.
Eitel bldg, Second at Pike. Main
1914.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-26
DIR. LOUGHNEY HAS
WON RECOGNITION
EVERYWHERE

By the cures wrought In hts HUI
man Bake Ovens. His way of
eliminating the causes of suffering
is fully explained in his new book.
Write him for It. Address al
Crary bldg. Seattle. Or call Main
6242.
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III Beta Phi
ororitu Formal

xhe annual formal Of the active
~ alumni chapters of Pi Beta Phi
GnForify vii be given this evening ~
~ 0eatfle Yacht club.
Ihe committee In charge includes
1ofss Thelma Bailey. Miss Antoinctts
G1nner. Miss Kathleen Parshail and
lGIns Genevfevs CemmeL
The patrons and patronesses will
-: M. and Mrs. Harvey Densmors.
~. and Mrs p. II. Watt, Mr.. and
11rs- w. r. Rhodes and Mrs. z. 3.
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Service at Tea Shop

Tho l. o. z. club viii direct the
service AZ the orshopedIc Tea shop
Saturday. with Mira. George Mccord
acting as hostess. assisted ny Mrs
Ida Carter. Mrs n. c. Ahncy. Mrs.
Herman Roesch. sfrr- @. NJ. Mallory,
Mrs. r. l. Hodgdon. MIRA w. u,
Farley. Mrs. George salvus. Mrs.
w. T. Robinson. Mira C. J. Cant and
Mira. ]. y. Nicholson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-26

John Y. Miller Past Presidents Club
Mrs. Kate coyie viii be hostess 10
John r. Miller Past Presidents club
az tho Motor club. corner Boylnion
aud Seneca. Saturday at = i29o
O'Clock lunchoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-26
A DRESS YOU
SHOULD SEE

Caravan crepe above. black char
meuse below. The soft.hangins
skirt, circular. Bright enough TO
dance In; simple enough for work.
IL IL only $i9.s5. This In one OF
the rare values at tho Market
Blouse and Dress Shop. 107 Pike
street
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Advertisement
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Informal Dance

Conplimcnting Miss Jane Philips.
who with her parents. Nr. and Mrs.
~. b. Phillips. IL leaving February
for San Francisco to make her
home. Miss Emily Hicks IL entertain
tng with an Informal dance Al her
homo on Saturday evening.
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RUN A NAIL FILE
THROUGH THEM

You can't make a break in tho
celebrated Nan Flo Test stockings.
They come In all the new shades
and cost only $3.50. Buy them at
the Arcade Bootcry. Second ave.
entrance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-26
PURKEYPnE AND RUST Lo.

Don't run the risk Of spelling your
gowni Bring your pattern and
material TO our shop. We DO ex.
pert cutting and fitting. You fin
ish tho work at homA Elliott 2soa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-26
WORLDS STAR
KNITTING co.

Did you ever try their stockings
and knit garments7 They wear
forsveri Come and see tho new
catalogue at the Corset Hospital.
sos Denny bldg. Second and
Union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-26
THE NEW SPRING HATS

Are of hair.cloth. satin. visca and
bugie cloth. You will find exccp-
tional values this week at the
Model Millinery. Your choice OF
many new models at $3.50. SGT
Peoples Bank Bldg.
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Fort Ldacton Bridge
Club Entertained

Mrs. J. Il. Carson entertained the
members OF the Fort i.Awton Bridge
club OF two tables AZ her Fort Law.
ton quarters. Thursday afternoon.
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FOR THE LAYETTE

Margaret Leonard win help you
plan tho first little clothes and win
teach you how 10 make thom your
solf. Her work In srquisite- <oof
Arcade bldg.
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Dinner 10 Honor Guests

Honoring Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Frost Of Gold Bar. who win be her
quests for the weekend. Miss Gladys
Epperson II cntertainin. with an IN.
formal dinner OF eight covers satur.
dag evening at her home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-26
THE HOLLYWOOD SHOP
IN THE NEW
McDERMOTT BLDG.

II In like its name. Californian. m
brightness and In interest. The
dresscs. millinery. are as new as
the shop. Don't pass along Pine
without running up 70 see what
they have for your spring ward.
rooe--end notice their announce.
ment In the Monday sale OF dressesl
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Luncheon to Compliment
Miss Rlnnkf

compliinenting Mias Elizabeth
Bioukc. who leaves next week for
an extended stay tn Paris. Miss
Jeanette Hickey and Miss Dean
Irwin win entertain with n lunch.
ecn at Frederick & Nelson's satur.
day afternoon.
Later tho party win attend the
Orpheun.
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Fifth Club Dance

Tn. Fifty club has advanced the
date % it's next dancing party a.
the Yacht club from February IL
10 February 9.
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Luncheon Honors
Mrs. BonardiiS

compttmcnttn Mrs. y. II.
Borarius OF Hollywood, Cal. who II
visiting In town. Mrs. W r. Ballard
and Mrs. David Gilmore entertained
today with q luncheon at the Sunset
club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-26
COOPER SCHOOL OF
POPULAR MUSIC

Fay Cooper viii give you a free
trial lesson In popular music. Tel.
East 7sio. sol Montelius bldg. op.
posite Pantagos.
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Sexton Friendnhip club win have
a card party Saturday evening. Janu.
airy ~. at Wings cafeteria Play
win begin At $40 o'clock. All vel.
come.
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WERE PROCTOR

Knows the precise treatment that
will firm UP your sagging facial
muscles and tone up your skin.
4l0 Haight bldg.
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Throws Away
Valuable Gems

DENVER. Colo. Jan. 7s.--GoinK
insane on q westbound train. Mira
Esther Chiffon threw diamond rings
worth $4,000 from a window.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-26

ne wives Of members Of the
*<yo>htngton State chapter OF Ameri-
~ Institute Of Architects are invit.
- - attend the afternoon session at
80 o'clock and the banquet at 7
'c1ock. Saturday evening. at the Col
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lnfornal Bridge

I Ara Harry sharpicss Is entertain
\ ne with an Informal bridge on Sat.
I 0r<lay afternoon at her apartment
t: - Hamilton Arms
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COLONIAL TONGUES
FOR YOUR PUMPS

Straps, tool Or new heeisi Take
your last years pumps to Bowers.
They win make them like new. ne
Union 1T.
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THE SANDWICH SHOP

Fig Jam sandwiches. made from
Health bread. only cents And
there are oh. so many good things
served at all hours In this
uniquely economical little placei
on Union near Fourth.
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PHONOGRAPH RECORDS

Have you any you're tired Off
Thcn bring them down TO Fred
Price. Pike Place Market. down
stairs. and exchange chem for new
ones.
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TAKE TOUR VISITORS

To . modern laundry. n win give
them day OF delight II win open
their eyes. too
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Soviet Spie Chief
Pebbles Clothes

MOSCOW. Jan. ;s.--Enil Roller.
former chief Of the pov.e, spies. has
been dismissed. and IL now peddling
secondhand clothing.
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for
Mrs. Meuer

Mrs. George W. Dickinson enter
1onxned with luncheon Of eight Gov.
*1r1 ~ her h0me Thursday In compli-
.ment 10 Afrs- Fred r. Meyer.
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VIII Entertain
BRIDGE Club

Miss Mildred Lewis win entertain
Mr. bridge club At her home next
9uesday afternoon. when thres
tables win be In play.
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The Alnnc@Lerralne society will
meet at sos Marion st. Saturday
evening. January 81. at o'clock.
Election OF officers.
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A valentine dance has been planned
by the College club for Friday eve
ming. February .. Complete plans
for the affair viii 10 announced In a
few days.
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MAY HELLAND'S
NEW SHOP

Did you know that May Hsrland
has a new shop In tho silverstone
buildingT II should be called the
Sunshine shop, You must 70 there
for your next marcel or manicure.
Westlake ut Pine.
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Into what a routine Of romance the modern girl
crorsl Drudgevyf Machines are made for beating
and dragging for soaping and lifting for pulling and
smoothing. She does not drudge. Loneliness? home
Is place daily to back TO NTH glad heart She
does not stay at home. Dulness2 ioorh of tconder
and delight lies at ones door The passport is token
and transfer For each is the endless adventure of
the shops.
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NEW ORLEANS. La. Jan. IA
Carrying $4,000 from his father to
tho hank. s-year-oid Charles Rice
was held up and robbed by four men.
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THE PALACE HIP

Has . Special Matinee for women
and children every Saturday after.
noon at special price&
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CAN YOU DRAW

You can become an expert ~
TOUGHER. New York Retouching
Studio. 4oi Haight bldg.
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COLONIAL THEATER

Starting tomorrow, presents
Charles Ray In THE Tailor Made
Man"---and at Painless Prices.
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Chatter of the Shoppes
HE GIVES FURNITURE
AWAY

So say the merchants on the Ave
nue. Of Tinney. up on Eighth. Mr..
Tinncy carries lovely rugs. over
stuffed chairs and davenports-
everything for the modern homa
and at low prices. 1909 Eighth ave-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-26
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
Meeting Postponed

The general meeting OF tho com
mittee OF tho women's Union Chris
tan college has been changed from
Monday. January 20. 10 Monday,
February 8. at 1890 a. m. In tbs
Bible room nj the Y. w. @. A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-26

Mrs. Frances l. Brown Dean LON,
bard " Waiting Miss Grace Eppsr
son.
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Miss Herbert Hostess
a. BRIDGE Tea

Miss Margarctta Herbert II enter
. enining with a bridge tea Saturday
Afternoon. at tho women's Univer.
city club. Four tables have been ar.
nnged-
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UKULELE, GUITAR
OR BANJO

Go to tho Sykes Studio for expert
instruction. Tel. Main 4s12.
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ri. and Mrs. J. @. Moore iefs
"wednesday evening for New York.
from where they VIII sail for Eu-
rope. TO DO gone two months
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mittee or tho NOfnfNH lHlou tHthH-
tan college has been changed from
Monday. January 20. TO Monday.
February 8. at 1880 a. m. In the
Bible room at the r. W O. A.
Ladies' Literary and Musical Club
The Ladies' Literary and Musical
club will meet Friday. February .. Ut
2;so p. m. with Mrs u. 10. Grant
$500 Kirkwood pL
0uarantc Club
The Quarnnte club win ms~t with
Mrs. q. Y. Foster. ais 4sth st.. on
Tuesday evening. February Q. Do
bate. Resolved. That Money In the
Emblem OF Success
Sunset Improvement Club
The RunBet Improvement club met
for a business and social gathering
on January 20 AZ the Webster school
Bernico strumness. who Is only .
years OF age. delighted the audience
with . piano solo. Refreshments
wer, served.
The club meets the second and
fourth Tuesdays In each month. a.
8 o. m. at the school
Alpha Club
The Alpha club Will meet Tuesday.
February 1. with Mrs y. J. Brown
1918 ". Thomas ". Luncheon VIII
IA s~FySd NJ 40 a'ef0eh
Cnieidh Club
The Caieidh club will meet Tues
day. January 90. at . D. IN. with
Mrs. J. u. McReynolda ssos Nerd
tan ave.
Industrial COMMITTEES
Mrs. NJ. J Fohn. Chairman Of the
Industrial committee OF the City Fed
Grafton OF Women's clubs. has mr..
ranged q tour OF the Kllbourne Clark
radio manufacturing plant. ioi 6po-
ksns ave. for Monday. January 70.
All women interested are invited TO
attend Take South Seattle car.
wisconsin Coldcnrod Club
The wisconsin Coidenrod club win
meet with tho president. Mrs. r. A.
Tohcy. TIA ". soth st. Wednesday.
January 81 Bon luncheon At 1910
O'Clock.
Webster PIT. A.
Webster PIT. A. VIII entertain
with a silver tea Tuesday. January
30. from . 10 o'clock. AZ Mrs. O.
E Ruffners hons. ssas ssnd ave.
~. w. All mothers invited
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WOMEN'S CLUBS
AssecIatIon Of unIyer.Ity Women

Association or unworthy women
The Seattle branch OF American
Association Of University Women
Will meet In the Engineers club,
Firth ave. and Seneca 81. Saturday.
January 81. at 3ao y. m. Mrs.
Frank Rakcr. sectional director Of
the Northwest win speak Tea viii
DO served at o'clock
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Home Economics Alumnae
Am...IasGa..

The Home Economics Aiumnne as
sociation OF the University OF wash
inston win meet with Mrs. A. NJ.
Cow. 2too II. Helen at. Saturday.
January ~. at : y. m.
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The Pythian Sisters ara entertain
Ing with card party Saturday
evening. January 81. AZ ; o'clock. AZ
the homo OF Mrs. George Bennett.
248s Seventh ave y. Il.
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HEMSTITCHING WHILE
YOU WATT

They win do your hemstitching
While You Wait az the Singer
Shop, iai7 Third ave.
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Mr.. and Mrs. william Ripley of
Tacoma sailed today on tho Prssi.
dent jefferson for the Orient