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WHAT HE HAS rs
Only A TRUST

Continuing. he said. MY country
has been good 20 me feel that
what have is but a trust.
And l know OF no better way 10
repay that trust than 10 givs 10
America Young men. healthy and
strong. educated IN tho fundamentals.
and not something 10 be avoided.
1T Is time that more attention was
paid 10 humanity. and icss 10 maohin.
cry. 10 polishing up men and not
brass.
NO man can find real happiness
except In work: no nation can endure
unless her people arc honest work.
era -
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time of labor, TO found a
school for orphan boys.
| found Hershey in his home. To-
Gated In this little village hidden
away in tho hills OF Central Penn.
aylvanin. tho village that no has
built from the bare fields OF farm.
Ing community. a village that has no
town form OF government and whore
Mr.. llerahey's word N law. His
workerB' homes are built on land do.
mated By Hershey and the houses
erected by payments from their sal
aries. The streets arc paved and
clean. "A village that might well dc.
servo tho name Of "Spotless Town"
why have you given away such
fortuneT' / asked him.
His answer was the seven words
that head this story
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-22
Dr. Cook Sentenced TO IA Years in Prison for Fraud
What Judge Said

HNook, this deal Of yours Is so
" damnably rotten that Il
seems 20 mo Your attorneys must
have been forced Co hold thclr
haudkerchlets TO their noses TO
have represented you. Il stlnlts
to high heavens You should not
be allowed to run ut large"
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WAS
~ A BIG LOSS

KANSAS CITY, Mo.-Martin Klr.
meyer left the train on the Kansas
side Of the Missouri river 10 tako
an intcrurbln and save himself so
cents railroad fare. He was held
up and relieved OF $50 and his
watch.
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Hart Issues Turkey
Day Proclamation

OLYMPIA. Nov. 22.-Formal proc.
lamatlon setting aside November 70
as Thanksgiving day was issued To-
day by Gov. Louis +. Hart.
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Hershey's $50, 5000
to American Or phan Boys
Pounds Great Experiment in Polishing Up
Humanity So Nation May Reap Benefit
BY BOB DORMAN

T HERSHEY, Pa, Nov. 22.-"I was poor boy my
IL self, once"
Seven short simple words but they tell the story of mil
lions given away other men give dimes
For Milton Snaveey Hershey has turned $60000,-
600 practically the whole Of fortune built UP by life
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Lancaster county. Pennsylvania, $50
years ago. A. II, filled with ambi.
lion 20 make money. he left the
farm. and became printers devil
In Gap. Pa. Ito worked for six
months without salnry. just for his
keep.
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J. j. Agutter & Go.
BirIsel Electric Co.
Bowie Electric Co.
City Light Department
Electric Shop
Ernst Hardware Co.
Ralph Krows Elec. Co.
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Music
Lieder Singer
Great Artist

Varying from tho usual run OF
concerts was the recital given laat
evening az tho Metropolitan thehter
by Elena ocrhardt. whose interpre,
tatIons OF Schubert, Sehumann, Rob
ort Franz and other German com.
posors have won her worldwide REQ
uEuitlon. Miss Gorhardt has the dis,
tlnetlon OF being without superior
among lleder singers, and tho reecp'
ton accorded her, on her first local
appearance, was bcflttlug such a
great artist
Ths art OF lledcr singing f. most
exacting one. and requires not only
vocal perfection. but great depth OF
feeling and a full understanding of
each number given. Miss Gcrhnrdt
Is master OF these and is also the
possessor OF pleasing soprano voice
of unusual beauty, depth and vol
umc.
Six OF schubcrt's masterpieces,
"Sulclkn H." "Wohin." der Tod
und dns Mnedchen," I'm Fruehling. .
"An die Musk" and the dramatic
"Erlkocnig." comprised the opening
group and wcre given interpretations
that would be hard TO surpasa, AZ
an encore Miss Gerhardt gave schu'
herts 'Iiark, Harlg, the Lark"
Altho primarily an interpreter OF
German songs, her English dietlon,
which she has mastered only since
the war. was faultiSsh, 20 Had I
Jubars Lyrc." by Handel. "Fairy
Tales" by y. Wolff, and Japanese
Death Song" by sharp. met with
such favor that they were repeated,
Most Faithful og My Friends" BY
T. Wolff. "Coloted stars" by Bath.
bridge crlst: carey's "old English
Pastoral" and In Memory" by Fair
child. the last an encore. were also
Well received,
'Morgcn." SHAT gcsag..blelbt's
nlcht dabcl." 'Schlectcs wetter."
"Staendeheu." which was repeated.
and "CaeellIe." all by Richard
Strauss. the singers closing mum.
bcrs, were greeted with ths grcateat
OF enthusiasm.
Miss Paula HcEncr. Accompanied
for Miss Gerhard,. Is a finished mu.
stefan OF rare ability. whose playing
10 such that II would be an added
feature 10 any concert.
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MIR. AND MRS, JAMES FREpER'
Ul lCK LANE announce marriage
OF their daughter. Evelyn, to Heber
Hampton Mclean. lieutenant IN the
United states navy. son OF MIR. and
Mrs, John II, Mclean, OF Llano,
Tex.
The marriage was solomnlEcd this
afternoon, at Trinity Episcopal
church, with the Rev. William II,
Bliss reading the service ut O'Clock.
The wedding was very quiet, with
only the immediate family in attend
anec. an uncle OF the bride. Mr.,
Henry u. Collier, coming up from
san Francisco for the ceremony,
The bride was charming in q
throe,pleee black velvet costume,
trimmed with bands Of fur. n Rus
sian turban OF black satin. with
rhinestone ornament. aud corsagc
OF orchids and gardenlas.
Lieut.. and Mrs Mclean left i'm
mediatcly after the service on a
short wedding trip.
The bride Is a graduate OF Forcs,
Ridge convent and the groom gradu
ated from the naval academy at An
napolis, with the class OF 1891.
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Personal

Mrs George youoll left today for
Tacoma, to spend few days.
Mr. Russell Perkins left Sunday
for Ban Francisco, where he will visit
his brother,in.lnw and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dean doodlng Wlttor
Mrs l.. j. Springer OF Kokomo,
Ind, will arrive tonight 10 visit her
uon.in'law md daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs, o. w Brown. FOR nix weeks.
Later she VIII leave with Mr.. and
Mrn, Brown on "a motor trip to Cali.
fOrnla.
Mr. and Mrs. X. II. Ober have re.
turned from n four months motor
tour OF the state.
Mrs. Frederic fb,il white and three
children are leaving Friday for Tul.
"a, okla, 10 spend the Christmas
holidays with Mrs. Whites father.
SIR. II, +. Anderson. They expect TO
return about January 8,
Mrs, John X. costigan OF Calgary
is 4 guest for few days at the Hotel
Washington.
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Mr. and Mrs, Paul Mnudoll Henry
returned lnHt week from three
months trip TO Europe
Mr. and Mu. G. u. Houston left
recently by motor for California,
Mrs, David Whitoomb IN expected
homo in about week from trip
TO Now York.
Mr. ana Mrs, James IL Volteh
left sunday night on n trip East.
Mrs, A. 8, IIelenthal left last
week on tito Ruth Alexander for Call.
fornla, 10 spend the winter with her
son, Mr.. Frank A, IIellenthal, In
Santa Monica.
Mrs, Fred n, Baxter viii leave next
week for New York. whore she VIII
be Joined by hof son, John McGraw
Baxter who ia attending the Uni
yornlty Of Virginia. and spend tho
Christmas holidays Mira Baxter viii
return with her son 20 Virginia for q
visit,
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Wedding Is Surprise
| 10 Friends

Coming as a surprise 10 their hosts
OF fnacnds. Is the announcement OF
the marriage Of Mr.. Claude Byron
Atkins. OF the $ $. President Madi.
son. and Miss Harriet Williams of
Sumner.
The ceremony was performed By
Rev. X. a. Wander Las on
Monday afternoon al / o'clock. AZ tho
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Roy BERG.
strom. 1914 Eleventh ave, w. In tho
presence Of n smail assemblago OF
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert c. klmpton
were the only attendants
Mr.. Atkins wifi take his bride to
tho Orient on their honeymoon. sail.
ing Sunday on the President Madi.
son.
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British Clubs Win
Have Dn1tcing Partg

Under the auspices OF the Canadian
club the British clubs OF Seattle will
hold their next dancing party on
Thursday evening. December 10. at
Chrlstensen's hail.
Acting as hostesses win be Mrs,
NJ T. Dalton. Mrs. ivan Lee, Mrs.
Phiiplls. Mrs. I. l.. Nelll, Mrs. a.
Henderson, Mrs. II. r. Noble. Mrs.
d. II. Norton. Mrs. ". Moss and
Mrs. w. s. Keith.
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Thrift Shons

Mrs. G. w. Sutherland will be
hostess for Interlaken guild at tho
orthopedic Tea Shop Wednesday. as.
sisted BY Mrs. a. J, Robinson. Mrs.
r. T.. Lunde. Mrs. G. J. Parkinson.
Mrs. g. II, Bellman, Mrs. J. a. MI.
lais. Mrs. 4. W. Parrahm. Mrs. J. b.
Daragh. Mrs. J. n. Hamlll and Mrs.
r. II. Wells.
At tho Thrift Shop on Wednesday
morning Mrs. T.. NJ. Hack and Mrs.
James VI. Chilson will be In charge
for Queen Anne guild; in the after.
noon Mrs. Eric Johnson and Mrs.
r. T.. Burns will direct the service.
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On December 18th the annp,,
Campfire rummage sale IA beine
held. Collect all OF your old cast.
offs and white elephants, ask your
friends and relatives for theirs ana
bring them in TO headquarters ~
once. All goods must be funlgated
and marked 80 they should b. IN
by December 18th. Tho proceeds
OF this sale will help out with o1e
Christmas party. Any girls or guar.
dian who can help with the sale 4.
self should call Ell lot32os and
sign UP.
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Mrs. Bdckus Gives
Luncheon

Mrs. Manson +. Backus enter.
tanned with a most charmingly ap.
pointed luncheon OF forty covers on
Monday afternoon at the Sunset club
in honor OF Mrs. Leroy Backus, who
is leaving shortly for California
where she will be Joined after the
holidays by Mr. Backus and sail for
Europe. Mr.. and Mrs. Backus will
spend a number Of months In travel
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Married on Shin Board

Mr.. and Mrs. j. a. Stevenson an
nounce the marriage Of their daugh-
ter. Anna Louise. TO Mr.. Edwin L.
Norwich. OF San Francisco. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Norwich OF this
city.
Tho wedding took place az sea. on
board the s. 8. Admiral Fartagu,, on
November 20. Thanksgiving day.
Rev. John II. Brogen Of the First
English Lutheran church OF San
Francisco. officiated.
Mr. and Mrs. Norwich win be ut
home IN san Francisco after Jauu-
airy !.
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Hosts nt Dinner

To honor Mr.. and AfF Leslie
Comyns. OF san Francisco. who spent
few days in town last week, Mr..
and Mrs. william Bolcom entertained
at dinner Saturday evening az the
boulevard Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bolcom win leave De
cember IL for California. 10 remain
for several months.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Skinner
Dinner Hosts TOninht

To honor DIR. and Mrs. Albert
Irving Bouffleur. who are leaving
soon for California to spend the
winter. Mr.. and David Edward
Skinner will entertain with a din.
nor OF sixteen covers at their home
this evening.
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GREEN LAKE

GREEN LAKE
W. G. r. u.
Green Lake w. c. I. y. meets
with Mrs. Sarah Witter. 1884 N.
cath a.. on "Wednesday, December
i2. az : o'clock.
MYSTIC JEWEL
AUXILIARY
Mystic Jewel Auxiliary meets
Wednesday. December ~. In /. o.
o, 4. temple for O'clock lunch.
con. Cards az 2 O'Clock
LORRAINE
SOCIAL CLUB
Lorraine Social club, o. u. s..
meets Wednesday. December ~. at
o'clock With Mrs Bessie I,oyett.
go y. 10th ~.
PUGET SOUND SISTERS CLUB
Puget Found Sisters Sewing club
win meet with AiiH. l.. +. Cnlkina,
1926 18Th ave s.. on Wednesday. De.
eember IL. al y. m.
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Miss Euelyn Lane Is Bride Of Lieutenant
Mclean; Christmas Musicale at Women'S
University Club

Frank Il, Dow. who Ia leaving early
in the new year ON u trip TO South
America,
Five tables win be In play and
additional guests have been asked
for tea,
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Plan Dinner
Before Dance

Miss Eleanor Caldwell Is enter
tanning with dinner Of fourteen
covers az the Sunset club on Now
Years night before Miss Glen ker'
ry's dance at her home,
The affair viii compliment Mss
Jane Stimson, who viii be home
from Mlss Ransome's school for
the holidays.
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Garden Club VIII Meet
With Mrs. Gould

Mrs. Carl Gould will entertain the
Garden club on Thursday afternoon
at o'clock for the first OF u scrios
OF monthly discussions on flowers.
Prof. /. w. Goodner. OF the Uni
vcrsity OF washington. an authority
on peonles. will be the speaker. and
the service OF tea viii follow his
talk.
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Bridge Tea VIII
Commitment Mrs. DON

Mrs. James c. Gallagher Is enter.
tanning with a bridge tea at the
home Of her mother. Mrs. George
Iouell on Tuesday afternoon, De
cember IS, to compliment Mrs.
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JEWISH LADIES'
AUXILIARY

JEWISH LADIES'
AUXILIARY
Seattle Orthodox jewish Ladies'
Auxiliary to J. c, H. s. has meet.
Ing In tho Y, NJ II. a. club rooms.
18th and Il Union. Wednesday. De.
oomber ~. at ? O'clock Election
OF offleots.
QUEEN ANNE
AUXILIARY
Queen Anne Auxiliary No. / 10
the Ruth School for Girls building
fund has business meeting with
Mrs. i, staundenraus, COS Blaine
blvd. Wednesday. December is. az
II o'clock. Members bring sand.
witches,
AQufLA LODGE NO. 81
Aquila Lodge No, IS. y. II. p. 4.
viii hold It's regular business meeting
on Wednesday. December ~. M s
IN M, In Swedish club hall 1897
Eighth ave. Annual election OF OF.
flcers
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why RIDGE CHAPTER

Yimy Ridge chapter. Daughters
of the British Empire, will meet
"wednesday, December ~. at 1890
p. m. at the home OF Mrs. Thomas
Grant 2O33 32nd ave. s. This IS
the last meeting Of tho current
year and large attendance is re-.
questcd.
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Clubs to Present
Interesting Musicale

The Womens University club
with its accustomed Initiative has
planned Christmas musicale al
the club for members and their
guests on Friday afternoon. Decen-
Der IA, al ; o'clock
The program which has been ar
ranged by Miss Margery Cowan
and Mrs. Harry Stephenson Bowen
VIII he presented by Mrs, Gwendo-
iyn Geary Rugc, soprano: John
hopper, piano; Wilbur westerman.
violin. with Miss Helen Ferryman
as aecompanist.
The numbers follow
Piano
Three Moments Musieeaux. OR.
" .................., Schubert
Mr.. Hopper
TO a Rose" $1,000. :MacFadyen
"Nocturne" ..............C urran
"plppa's sons" Kate Gilmore Black
Mrs Rugo
Violin
Qu wings OF SONG .MendciSeoHu
snake Dance ...-....... Burleigh
Minuet .......-. Mozart
Mr.. Wcstermsn
Piano
Prelude In c Minor ....... Cllere
Etude in F Major ,...,... Chopin
Novelette, in f Major schumann
Mr.. Hopper
The Little Bells Of sevllia"..
.......... Homer Samuels
Now Like a Lantern" -. Kramer
Holiday" .................. Scott
Mrs. Ruge
Miss Mllnora Roberts and Mrs
G. r. Walker viii be the hostesscs
for the afternoon and tho music
COMMITTEES win act as ushers. In
Guided are Mrs. Don Palmer. Mrs
Benjamin Crowder. Mrs. Edward
Hay. Mrs. Samuel Barnes. Miss
Dorothea Hopper. Miss Helen Fer
ryman, Miss Marjorie Cowan. Miss
Helen Addy and Mrs, Bowen. chair
man.
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WOnen's Clubs

day, December II. at 100 D. m. Mrs
Ella Cudihee, chairman and teacher
Subject lesson. Incidental Motions
The auxiliary class in public speak.
Ing under Nine. Harriet saunderson.
will have for It's lesson "Pippa
Passes" By Browning.
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Albert spaldlng win appear ha the
sccoud artist of'the series given BY
the MEMS club OF the plymouth Con.
Efcgational church. Friday night. De
comber ~
Albert spaiding f. today a world
renowned yiolnu, who exemplitica
the wonderful musical development
Of America in the perfection OF his
art. Interpreter Of tho masters. he
gives forth their message wl,h all
the Sits Of tradition. beautifully en-.
bossed with his own genius and feel
Ing,
iiia program follows;
rfsiuds and aria from the Ruits IN
Y fhinpr s...ss...-.-.......s. haeh
Senate IN q major ...,........ rorpo's
Grave
Fugus
Aria
AtieEfttts
Fantasy 10 o mater. OPUS, isa Schubert
tfdr plane ard sipiiHsi
Ahdants motto. AiisEfgtto
Presto
"rhsthms- .t,,ss......s,.,.s..
captain F,asssaa" .csstslhhors rsassst
'csfiestF ,t.,.,.........itiy HauianKe'
"Hpflezka' ft..sss...--sss.ss SUI
Castles n Bpaln"i..., ALERT Bpaidiaa
"Lsiigu De chopin" .,.s-tss,s-.sts..
'Jo'a Savatts' .*...t'....,. aAtaaa,'
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IRVING PIT. 4

irving PIT. A. win hold ma
Night" in tho gchool auditor,,,1
Thursday. December 10. at 7.4g =. N
Judge King Dykenan viii be IS.
speaker. There will be short mn,
sleal program followed by refress
menta.
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BENEFIT DANCE

Under the auspices OF Rebekah
Social club dance will be given
for the benefit Of the Rebekah
Christmas chair on wednesday
evening, December ~, OF Co-opera-
tive hall, Hillman City All are
welcome.
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NORTn QTEEN ANNE ~. "a.

@f'SANA - y q. AfAsaH ahAf+HAs II % 4 70 ~
The regular meeting OF the North
Queen Anne PIT. A. will be held
"wednesday, December IL. az 3 .. IN.
Mrs. Hazel y. Duncan win speak on
Christmas Books" a musical pro
gram will be followed by a silver
tea.
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WEST We
coNCoRD.so SOUTH
PARK PIT A

cnneord.south Park PIT. A. viii
meet at tho South Park school
Wednesday, December IL. with
business sesslon AZ 2a6 and pro
gram AZ 3;i5. Mrs. Ellen p. Dab.
neg. supervisor OF home economies
IN the schools. win speak on The
Mother and Her Daughter" South
Park school VIII furnish tho enter.
thinment. Refreshments win b.
served.
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MISSIONARY UNION

The executive board OF the Seat.
tie Baptist Woman's Missionary
Union, win meet Wednesday. De.
cember ~, at 1890 o'clock. at the
Y. w. e. a. The program for the
January meeting viii DO prepared.
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| ZoNTA CLUE

"wednesday evening, December ~,
tho Zonta Club Of scnt;le win hold
itg regular business meeting at G
.. m. In the tea room Of the =. w..
G. A. This meeting viii be IN the
form Of round table discussion
relative 20 the Honta confederation.
Az members are requested 10 DC
present 20 take an active part in
this constructive discussion.
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CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY
". E. CHURCH
MISSIONARY SOCIETY

4IlDolOsNhisA oOClLlI
The Women's Missionary society
Of tho First NJ. l.. church has an
attractive program arranged for it's
meeting, Wednesday. December u,
in the church parlors. The host.
esses viii be Mrs. Florence ellison,
Mrs. f. a. Trail and Mrs. c. n.
Brockway. The morning session will
be devoted to business.
Following luncheon and a social
hour a program will be given which
viii include Christmas carols, and a
pageant. THE Christmas star"
which includes the following cast.
Mother, Mrs. Ben Smith. little daugh.
ter. Gladys Harding; Chinese child.
Elizabeth Bates; Hindu child, Fred.
ericka Smith. Japanese child. Hoshl
Kurosaka; Mexican child, Dorothy
Gowman; Indian child. Eleanor
Ernst: Eskimo child. Kathryn Ernst;
Negro child. Marie Todd. There will
also be musical selections By a
quartet
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Mrs. a. !. Nofsingor. assisting hos.
tesses. Miss Charlotte nerEstrom
from the University OF Washington
win speak on Color and the Room. -
Luncheon topic. budget From Eek.
pcriences, Mrs. T.. o. Jones. The
club chorus meets "Wednesday al $50
in the Mou,ellus building.
EASTERN STAR CLUB
Eastern Star club will entertain
with bridge for members only. on
"Wednesday December l.. az ..
m. az 1850 Arcade Square.
WEST WOODLAND PIT. A.
West Woodland PIT. A. will hold
rs regular monthly meeting
Wednesday. December is. az ESQ
p m. In tho school auditorium.
Miss Helen Reynolds primary and
klndsrearten supervisor. will b. the
speaker. and music and refresh.
meuts win follow.
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cOTEnIn cG1rn

Tho flno arts department o, - :,
coterio club win meet Frldny' r my
cember II, With Mrs. 8. n Gu,
rick b5l2 Tenth ave. N. r.. wbsn p y,
following program viii be nresa en- aia
PAPER Life Of Ibsen." Mrg. n y
zimmerman; vocal solos, Mn. r.
siinpklns; paper "shakespeara az. =,
ibhen's Women" Mrs. 8. N. Carr. .a
review Of Pillars Of Society" Ib s.r'
Mrs. u. @. Cellyhain. ''Sen'
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Gr,leIsswoopp.T. A.

GREENWOOD p.iT. A.
Tho Greenwood Pr. a. win meet
wednesday,, December ~, at ESQ
D. IN. Aftor short business nos.
SION splendid program viii be
giYcn,
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WOMAN,s CENTuRY ILL

The household administration de-
partment viii meet wednesday,
December IL. FOR luncheon with
Afrs. Blake ID. Mile, 92s ED
ave. n. Mrs. Henry Stuart aud
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RAYENNA aocIAL CLrn

Rhycnna Social club win hold a
fhncy goods sale on Tuesday, Deem.
Der II, continuing turnout the eve.
ming, at Hart's Realty office. 45le
University way. The proceeds will
be used for charitable purposes.
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.juANrTA CLUB

The Juanita club WIFI givc n car,
party on "Wednesday evening. pcccm
Dor IL. a. Wings cafeteria AZ p, m
prlaha.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
MOTION PICTURE
l,nkfsffTyrIgf nm II ~

MOTION PICTURE
COMMITTEE or PIT. a.
The regular monthly meeting Of
tho motion picture and visual educa.
ton committee OF Seattle Parent.
Teacher associations will be held Fri.
day, December ~. nj 10 n. m. in the
board OF education rooms. The busi.
ness session will DO followed by q
pre.yiew Of the film Columbus" tho
first OF series OF historical pictures
produced under tho direction Of the
history department al Yale, which
will be shown soon in Il local theater.
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Chapter 40. Of p. r. o., viii MAS
with Miss ko1ana Gee, 1921 Pima 80 !,
Friday evening, December IL ~.
O'Clock.
ANGoIsA GRoTTo DANCE
Angora Grotto win hold ia tbirs
dance Of the seventh annual ,s,ta.
Friday evening, December IA, at M.
sonic temple. = 'isr
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YouNasrowN -. A.

YOUNGSTOWN PIT. A.
Tho PIT. A. OF Youngstow
sehooi wlll present tho following
program. Wednesday. December IL.
at .. IN:
Songs Christmas Carols
........,c Children OF Room i7.A
Talk -'-rhs Chiidrena Hcsitb"...
sssr.ssss-ssss. ira =. brown
Playisi-''pandoraH Box"
...............H Rooms 10 md 20
Taik--''Improvcucnts OF the city
Pafts" May Avery watkins.
member Of park board.
Business meeting.
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gOHOgIg CLtJn

Tho art department OF M. a..
cub WIN meet AZ the Federation s,''s
nou"o on Ihursday. December II !.
2 D. m. Mrs. Frank Atkins vii ~ =, :.
the hostess. "ni DO
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aEATTLE PoNT 10. 1s

At the next regular meeting OF the
American Legion Auxiliary TO Sc.
attic Post No. IS. 10 be held at 8
p. m. on Friday, December II, at tho
American Legion club rooms, officers
for the coming year win be noml.
mated"