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Imperial Valley press., 1923-12-13

REWARD for information and To-.
. cation sof the following: l Jersey
cow, color. black and brown, weaFi
ing halter, with 4 months old calf.
Is ! Jersey, white and brown COW.
with 4 months. old calf, ! Holstein
white and black COW, 112 years
.fold, S months old black Jersey
. bull calf Guernsey heifer, 5
months old. Estrayef from Paris
Ranch, l mile, north on Foury II
LIST. Phone information to G. w.
ALLEN. Phone 542Jo FL Centro..
. .se- "@ sd, 1876
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NOTICE OF TIME AND PLACE
APPOINTED FOR PROVING
WILL, AND HEARING APPLI-
CATION FOR LETTERS TIES
TANENT ApV
In the Superior Court of the County
of Imperial, State of California


In the Superior Court of the County
of Imperial, State of California
In Che Matter of the Estate of
MARY j. WILSON, Deceased.
Notice is Hereby Given that a pc.
tition for the probate of the will of
Mary j, Wilson, deceased, and fo}
the issuance to Thomas III. Wilson
of letters testamentary, has been
filed in this court, and that the
l4th day of December, A, d. 1923,
at 2 clock p. m., of said day, at
the conrt room of Dept One of said
have why said petition should not
court, at the Court House in the
City of FL Centre, County of Ims
perial, State. of California, has been
set for the hearing of said petition,
when and where any person inter
estcd may appear and contest the
same, and show cause, if any they
be granted.
Dated November 27th, 1928.
G. G. MOUSSEAU, Clerk,
BY =. b. Kirk, Deputy.
Jas. w. Glassford, Attorney for
Executor. Dee. Ito 4
Imperial Valley press., 1923-12-13

FOR 'SALE-513 cords of 4 fo6t
Eucalyptus wood at 800 per
: eords on Paris Ranch, on 4th st.
] mile. north of Ell Centre. Viz
Singh. - Us.., 1873
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(. The Ladies' Lyric Choral club will
meet for rehearsal Tuesday evening,
April II. at 7:45 o'clock, In the main
Sunday school room at the First
Presbyterian church.
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AUXILIARY TO
ROOSEVELT POST

Ladies' auxiliary to Theodore
Roosevelt post No. "a, U. s. w. ".
will hold It's regular meeting Tues.
day. April II. at 2 p. m. Members
urged TO attend.
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SEATTLE CLIMATE
-INSIRPASSED

These are a dramatic setting. sharp
contrasts among it, people ana In
dusiries, a local color or Individuality
taat enhances us setting. and a
natural beauty and climate unsur'
passed.
II am n tremendous traveller. /
have visited China, Japan. the Orient.
Europe. and these places have all
been done over and over. Here you
have a local color. a mingling Of DIFF
ferent civilizations, sou have sharp
contrasts and scenic and climatic
beauties. II II amazing that you DO
not have more artists here. They
viii come. are sure 10 come"
American. sow possessing most OF
the wealth fthe world. IS rapidly
acquiring III pleading artists Of tho
world. Walpole finds. Europe Is
struggling under an enormous Dnan.
cial burden that Is driving its artists
10 Amsxica French. Russian, Eng
lish and Italian writer's, actors,
psintera. dancers and musicians are
flooding the country and are meeting
with success and appreciation. Wal
pole declared.
Walpole predicts a revival OF civ.
llization and art in Europe. now
staggering under financial difficiil-
ties. America, he finds. is apt 20 dis
credit Europe. but the novelist be-
lievea that this country's artistic de.
yolopment will be strongly influ-
enced by the flood Of foreign artists
now comign here. attracted by Amer.
lean money.
walpoie win lecture Monday night
at tho First Presbyterian church
under tho auspices OF the Women's
Univ ersity club. His lecture. Books
and Friends" has been delivered by
him in every state OF the Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-16
Report Jugo-Slav
Government Quits

LONDON. April ia Central
News dispatch from Belgrade today
states that the Jugo.slav govern.
ment has announced its resignation.
Premier Passitoh was unable TO
accep, conditions for a proposed re.
vision Of the constitution made by
81 Radik. leader Of the opposition, 1t
WAS said.
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SEES BIC ART
FUTURE HERE
WaIpoIe Says Seattle viii
Have Great Novelists
nY IOIIN Isl. NELsON

With cheeks glowing from a brisk
morning walk. and nosFrils tingIing
with the Sound breezes which hazed
the atmosphere. Hugh Walpole'
noted English novelist, halted on HE
wny 10 breakfast M,,.day morning 10
predict a brilliant literary future for
Seattle and q rennaisance for Amer.
can ait and literature that viii dim
by comprison the 10th century In
England and the 18th century In
Italy.
Seattle has every requisite 70 pro.
duce not one great writer but a
school OF writers. Walpole believes.
And his belief is based upon artistic
facts and conditions which Seattle,
probably more than any other Ameri'
go.
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CAPITOL HILL ". G. T. ..
Capitol Hill w. c. T. u. will meet
at the home Of Mrs. Marie Gresham.
1926 18th ave. NJ. Tuesday. April II.
Luncheon at IL o'clock.
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Mss McCoVoch WiU Be Bride Wednesday
EUening; Mss Kerr to BE Jitne Bride

MISS ELIZABETH ZANE MccoLLocII daughter
1h William H. McCooeh win John OF Nss
sippL Mr. and Mrs j. H. Wednesday
$50 o'clock Tho viii be Paul James
Christ Episcopal church.
Miss Ernc MColoch the brides sister we maid OF honor and
AIR ]. H. Weston Mississippi win VIII
Mr. Harold Malcolm Mr.. Wi
liam H. McColoch. Jr, and MIR James Powell
After the there win be reception at tho Mocoo residence
e Miss Charlotte Greer Miss Laura keham Miss ncE Watkins Miss
Lulu schmidt Miss Ffem. Miss MeGnn.
Vernon Hancock aud Mrs. George H. Smith.
Assisting
Hone Mrs Williams
Wright, Petty
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PATRONS, AssoclArioS

Legislative Action as II Affects
the University" win be The subject
on which Or Henry suxzallo win
speak AZ the meeting Of the Patrons
association ~ the University Of
Washington Wednesday evening.
April IS. AZ $ o'clock Dean Huso
Winkeuwcrdtr Of the college Of for.
cstry at the university win speak on
Forestry and Rsforestatiou Her.
bert Little. president OF the a. g. L.
W., viii talk on How tho student
Body FuifiIls It's Obligations"
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HIGHLAND PARK PIT A

Highland Park PIT a. will meet
at the Highland school auditorium
Tuesday. April IL. at 2:30 p. m. Mrs.
Henry Landes will speak on Com.
munity Problems" Annual election
Of officers and delegates to the con.
vention will take place. Refresh.
| ments.
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ADplrIoNAL CLUBS
HONOR SLun

HONOR Siun
The Honor club VII b. entertained
with / O'Clock iuncheon wednen
dag. April IS. at 1918 First ave. goi.
lowed by progressive whist. Mem.
bora and friends welcome The host
cssrH viii be Maude Myers and Flea.
nor s. White.
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nENErIr IEcrrnE ANn -

The Seattle League OF Women
Voters viii give bcnefl, lecture
and tea az tho home OF Mrs Edward
p. Flick. asos Hunter blvd, Tuesday
afternoon, April -. at o'clock. Mir.
Glenn Hughes OF tho University Of
Washington. will talk on The Mos.
cow art Theater IN America the
Winter OF lo92 The assistants VIII
be announced later.
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Personal


Maclslem. Miss Constance Wilcox.
Miss hlnfjorie Miller Miss winona
Blackwell ana Miss Gertrude Harden.
bergh went over 90 Tacoma FridBy
10 attend Airs H. n J. Cousins
luncheon
Mrs Fanyoll Putnam Lllly r.
spending a week with relatives NJ
Eagle llarh0f
AIR. aud Mp. Richard Vcnable
Watkins. who have been residing M
Kennlcolt Alaska. .have returned 20
make their home here.
Mas ilebocca Stevenson returned
Saturday from visit Of two weeks
In Santa barbara. Cal. where she
was the guest OF Mrs, J. I. Durand.
Mrs Durand has been joined by Or,
Durnnd and they win remain IN the
South Tor several weeks longer.
Mr.. and Mira. =. y. Mayer are 70.
ceiving congratulations upon the
birth OF "A son. Donald April ). At
Columbus sanilarium.
Mr. and Mn. W A. Peters and
their son. Mr.. Lawrence Peters. are
on a short motor trip TO California.
AR aud Mrs Pierce IIaight and
little BON have removed 10 Crystal
Springs for the summer
Alr. and Mr. Frederick sundt. Of
Chriatinnla, Norway. are receiving
messages Of oongfRtulntion on the
birth Of sen March 81.
Judge Thomas Burke loft saiur
day on three weeks trip 10 Wash
ington. d, C., and New York
Mrs Robert Moody aud children,
Dorothy and Robert. Jr,. LEFT sunday
for California, They will DO Joined
later by Mr. Moody. who is on his
way 10 New York yla the Panama
canal. and win return early in June.
Mr and Mrs. Daniel l.. rrHtt AMI
Miss porothca Pratt have returned
nom a abort motor trir to Port
land
Mrs. Newton s. brown. Miss
tuella and Mlss Alice Brown Of 81
Paul arc tho guests ~ Mr. and Np.
Frank Brown,
Mr. aud Mira Frank Naoslem viii
motor 10 California about May on
a months trip.
Mrs Anna Thomson Aiiiburn has
returned from California, tiNre 9hc
spent the winter months
Mics Hazel Jones % Washington.
u. g.. IL tho house guest of Miss
Bornetta Barbour
Mrs Charles C. Thompson left ihir
morning Tor Salem. orc. called there
I by ,he ilinesH OF her father. Mr. o
Irrion. She viii be a~ay two weeks
Miss Angela Mcclellan. who r. visit,
ms In California. win return about
April 20.
Afr. and Mrs, Charles S. wills and
three sons arc spending fortnight
IN California
Mrs Fred a. Anderson left last
week foF blk weeks visit in be.
iroit
Mrs f.orng Pickering 81 ssr
Francisco Is the guest OF her mother
Mrs Henry l.. Kaufman.
Mr and Mira James r Robinson
will occupy the home OF Afr and Mrs
Waiter Tiffany in Denny Blaine
about May !.
Mr Otto Kegcl left last week sor
Ni' 1-aNbs 10 " Eonc ulohtn.
I Mr.. and Mrs Joseph e. Glass lef
last week on months motor trip {,
California.
Mr.. and Mrs John c. Eden vii
return Tuesday from a cruise OF IN,
Mediterranean and visit In IN.
East.
Mr.. aud Mrs, TidmarSh left yes
terday by motor for San Francisco
going down 10 attend the Washing
ton.California race.
Mr.. and Mira. II. 8. Mccord. Jr.
returned today from their wedding
"trip.
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soRosrs CLUB

sorosis club win meet Tuesday.
April II. NJ o'clock. in the Fcdcra.
ton clubhouse, HosteaScH. Mrs. q
II. uougie and sirH. Thomas Nor
cum.
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Serrice at Orthopedic Shops

Marks service at the
Tuesday. Margaret chea hostess
assisted by Mrs c. L. Brooks Mrs Adam r
Ham, Mrs Miss ana Miss
katherine
Est Highland Drive guild viii be in charge the Thrift
Patrick
Mrs E. win represent
1nteraken guild.
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CIT FLOWERS

AZ night sot your cut flowers in a
cool plnco and in the morning plunge
them in water up Go tho blossom.
They viii last much longer time.
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WOODLAND PARK
ar - ~. ~

Woodland Park w. c. 4. u. VIII
meet at the home OF Mrs. X. w.
Thompson. 67o7 Sycamore ave,
Tuesday. April II, OF 2 ,. m. Sub.
ject "Anti-Narcotlcs." Tea viii be
SERVED.
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NORTH END
PROGRESSIVE CLUB

North End Progressive club will
meet at the Puget Sound Savings and
Loan association clubrooms, 900 pike
1T. Tuesday. April II. at q %. m.
There Will be debate on "The Port
Commission Proiect
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WEBSTER PIT. A
d. a. n. RuMMAGE SALE
woMAN's LAKEWOOD
CIVIC CLUB

The Woman's Lakewood Civic I'm
provement club win hold its regular
meeting Tuesday, April ~, at 2 y. m.
at the Lakewood clubhouse. A speak.
or win address the meeting on
"Americanlsm."
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FLUFFY DuMpLINGs

When cooking dumplIngs keep tho
lid tightly clamped on tho kettle and
they will be MS light and fluffy rs
you want them 10 be.
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ROOSEVELT HIGH
SCHOOL, PIT. A.

Roosevelt High School PIT. a.
Will hold It's las, business meeting
u tho year az the school Tuesday.
Aprii ~. AZ $50. Election. Girls
club will hold cherry blossom tea iu
art room.
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Double Wedding Solenanized

Louise Miles bride
sprague the bride OF sir Philip Miles simple
wedding yesterday by
Rev f. w Miles father Of Miss Louise Miles Mr. Philip
their home Medina the friends
Mrs Miles. who attended
Debert spraxue. Thompson the SON o,
Mr. and Mrs Bert C. Thompson OF this city
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crsrEn cAMr. s. or v.

Custer camp. Sons OF Veterans.
and Custer auxillsry. No. I. viii
meet Tuesday. April IL. at 100
o'clock. IN the lodge room or the
Armory.
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Reception WIN Folloao Lecture

reception win be held the women University
Of Hugh Walpoc. following his
church Books and Friendships The affair win be members and
In the receiving line viii be AIR and Mrs
Wilbur Nit Mrs H. Ahertson
wnga,e Mrs John Lincoln Han Dr. aud Airs Henry surEo Mrs George
Soiday Miss J.
Mrs Everett NJ. and
sive supper thirty
their o waipole
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sEArTLE woMAMs c1ltn

Tho art department OF tho Seattle
Wornan's club will meet Tuesday,
April II, at 2 D. m, at the Fine Arts
building.
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SOCIETY,"

The Seattle Browning society will
meet with Sire J 81 fitch 2sss
Fourth ave. ". TUESDAY April II. at
is3o o'clock Aira Fred Armstrong
and MFs Edgar Roycr hostcssos.
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ENHANCEMENT AnnoNnced at Tea

Mrs Robert Huener entertained at charming tea at her home sat
which
Alma HuhneF OF Mrs
AIR Charles E Anen Mrs Elizabeth
University graduate
from the University OF Nehraska
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prsINEss wohfE,.,s cLrn

Seattle Business and Professional
women's dub VIII meet In tho Fine
Arts gallery. Tuesday. April II. AZ
o'clock. Frank. waterhouse viii
speak.
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Women's Clubs

son in charge. a paper on THE
Value OF Foreign Language win be
given. Mr.. Robert Ailcndes will speak
of the relations OF the United States
and South smer!ea- Members OF the
Spanish classes will give scenes from
the Spanish comedy. ''Zaragueta,
whicn viii DO interpreted later. There
will be talk concerning French
work. Large attendance desired.
SUNSHINE CLUB
The Sunshine club Of Queen city
chapter. o. T.. s.. will meet Tues.
day. April II. at p. m. at the Ma.
sonic temple. Cards. All Eastern
Stars and their friends invited.
WEBSTER PIT. A.
Webster PIT. A. viii meet Tines.
day. April II. at the school. at ESQ
p. m. Election OF officers.
ID. A. r. RUMMAGE SALE
Rainier chapter. d. A. r.. will
have a rummage sale Tuesday and
wednesday, April II and IS. at 1906
Westlake ave.
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Sorority to Giue Nah Jonaa Partu

Nah Jonsg WIN be by Kappa Kappa
Gamma Saturday
Howe. 80 W. Highland
The committee charge includes Mrs Stanley
james Richard Goodfeow. Miss Julia
Edith Page Bennett Mrs l. c Palmer AIRS Alice
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Mss Kerr to Wed in Jul,e

Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Kerr announce The ngasmnt OF er daush
Chamhcrlainc Franklin
Mrs W sly OF Bellngham the wedding take place June
\
and the Students New city.
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nInt.r srrnY CLASS

Bible study class OF tho Council OF
Jewish Women will meet Tuesday.
April II. AZ o'clock. In the temple
vestry room.
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NATIVE DAUGHTERS
or WASHINGTON

Princess Angeline parlor. No. 2,
NJ D. w, viii give a whist card
party at Dartnali's cafeteria. on
Saturday. April IS Playing starts
promptly at $3.50 D. m. All members
and friends invited.
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COSMOPOLITAN CLUB
Cosmopolitan club OF tho Y. w c
A, viii hear health talk by pr
Maud Parker Tuesday. April II. al
sas p. IN. Swimming. s M.
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Seattle court No. !. order OF tho
Amaranth, Social club win meet
April 10 at the home OF Mrs. jay
Thatcher. 4ii7 Burke ave.
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LADY EAGLES cLun

Lady Eagles club will meet In 81.
L. y. A. hall. isssn First ave. Wed.
nesday. April Is. Luncheon NJ /
?. m.
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Mrs. Fenton Plans BRIDGE Tea

Mrs James Fenon With bridge
"Wednesday
tables win 10 in
Invitations limited guest
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CLUBS FOR TUESDAY
SUNSET HEIGHTS
LITERARY CLUB

SUNSET HEIGHTS
LITERARY CLUB
The Sunset Heights Literary club
win hold rs regular meeting at the
home or Mrs. Jennie Sleeves, 45f5
Greenwood ave-, on Tuesday. April
II. at 2 p. m.
woMAN's CENTURY CLUB
The art department of the Won.
ans Century club viii meet Tues.
day, April II, with Mrs. E. +. In
graham, 1852 10th ave. N, at D.
m. The program win be given by
Mrs. William Elliott and Mrs. A..
c. Warner. Stereopticon views viii
be shown Of the work of dorado
Taft, sculptor.
SOUTH SEATTLE PIT. A.
The regular meeting Of the South
Seattle PIT. A. win be held Tuesday.
April IT. at 2:3o p. m. The children
from the different rooms will con.
tribute to the program.
CAPITOL HILL w. c. T. u.
Capitol Hill w. c. r. u. will meet
at the home of Mrs. Marie Gresham.
1926 18th ave. NJ. Tuesday. April II.
Luncheon at IL o'clock.
AUXILIARY TO
ROOSEVELT POST
.s.f ri. \.
Roosevelt post No. "a, U. s. w. ".
will hold It's regular meeting Tues.
day. April II. at D. m. Members
urged to attend.
HARMONY HOMESTEAD
Harmony Homestead No. 1743,
Brotherhood OF American Yeomen,
Mil give card party Tuesday eve
ming, April II. at Moose hall, Eighth
Ave. and Union st. All Yeomen In.
.yited.
SEATTLE LODGE NO. 7
Seattle lodge No. 7. d. II. P. A.,
win have its next regular meeting
In Evergreen hall, 1909 Ninth ave,
Tuesday evening. April II. at 7a5
O'Clock. A progressive whist party
viii follow at 0 o'clock.
LYRIC CHORAL CLUB
The Ladies' Lyric Choral club will
meet for rehearsal Tuesday evening,
April II, at 7:45 o'clock, In tho main
Sunday school room at the First
Presbyterian church.
LINCOLN pr. A.
The Lincoln PIT. a. will hold The
I.sat regular meeting OF The year,
TUESDAY. April u, AZ p. M, In An
mex 4. Election Of officers. An In
feresiing program has heen arranged
~ the foreign language department
VI the school, with Miss Edith Mlchol-
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ave. :. ". Tutsdsy. April II. az 2
o'clock Bridge and whist viii ns
played
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QUEEN ANNE STUDY CLUE
The Queen Anne Study club will
meet at the branch library Tuesday.
April II. at o'clock. Mrs. ". Nj.
Kclez, hostess
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ALKI REVIEW NO. 80
Alki Review No. 20 viii hold It's
regular meeting in \. o. L. W. hall.
Wednesday evening. April rs, at S
o'clock. Initiation.
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A. n. f. ~ e. CLUB

a. r. +. M. r. club will meet
with Mrs. Knapp. Toe3 Wilson ave.
Tuesday. April II. a. . o'clock.
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Surprise Dinner Honors Mrs. Case

birthday
at
and Charles 1899
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WEST sEATrLE REVIEW.

WEST SEATTLE REVIEW,
NO. 81
West Seattle review. No 81. w. b.
A.. Of tho Maccabees, win give card
party "Wednesday. April is. at s p.
m. in Carpenters hall. 444i callfor.
MIA ave. Business meeting at Z p. m.
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CANADIAN woMAN's CLUB
The Canadian Woman's club will
hold a social evening Tuesday, April
II, at 3 O'Clock, at the Federation
clubhouse. Cards and refreshments
will be in charge OF Mrs. Robert a.
white and Mrs. Thomas Coulson.
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CRISP BISCUITS

All biscuits, rusks and cookies win
Keep perfectly crisp if kept in n
closed tin.
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AspAsTA CLUB

The Aspasin club will meet with
Mrs Hurry Erwin. 1923 2ist ave. N.
f., Tuesday, April II. at p. m.
Drama review. "The Terrible Meek"
by Kennedy, win be given by Mrs.
Howard Riley. ''Prcsent.Day Act.
ors.' Mrs. Leo Chesterfield. Mrs.
Stanley Howell, assisting hostess
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L. 0. q. CLUB

l.. o. y. CLUB
The L. o. u. club will give a no.
host luncheon for members only
Tuesday. April II. at 1890 o'clock, In
tho EllSs' club. Reservations may be
secured from the hostess. Mrs. V. G..
Kay, Beacon 0i62.
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SILVER TEA

oII4F TTN TIN
Sigma MI Mothers club will give
a silver tea Tuesday. Arri. II. at .
p. m. Chapter members and wives
OF nlumnae cordially invited.
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HARMoNY HOMESTEAD

Harmony Homestead No. 1743,
Brotherhood OF American Yeomen.
Viii give card party Tuesday eve
ming, April II. at Moose hall, Eighth
ave. and Union st. All Yeomen In.
.vited.
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WEST SIDE CLUB

The West Side Improvement club
will give n card pnrty M the home
OF Mrs. A. il. Mcldrum, 3s3a 10th
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Mrs. Fisher Gives Luncheon

Mrs Philip Fisher hostess this afternoon entertaining
the Sunset club
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AUXILIARY TO WASHINGTON
FOUNDATION
The womcn's auxiliary to George
Washington Foundation meets Tues
day. April II, at 10 O'Clock in the
Scottish Rite temple.
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FAuNTLERoY PIT. A.

FAUNTLEROY PIT. A.
Fauntleroy PIT. a. win meet nj
school Tuesday, April II. Coffee in
the lunch room at p. M. followed
by business meeting and election
Music by Third grade pupils. Mr..
Worth Mcclure. principal Of Gate
wood school, will tell OF his trip
East and give impressions received
in visiting schools OF other cities.
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CURRENT CENTURY CLUB
The Current Century club has It's
regular meeting in the club rooms OF
the Ballard public library Tuesday.
April II. al 2:30 O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-16
poRcAs CIRCLE

Doroas circle win meet with Mrs.
II. r. Rogers, Tuesday. April II. al
li2s w. 5sth ri.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-16

Mr.. aud Mrs, Tldmnrrh left yes.
tcrday by motor for San Francisco.
going down 10 attend the Washing.
ton'California race.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-16

Mr.. and Mira Il. 8. Mccord. Jr..
returned today from their wedding
trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-16
sEATTLT LODGE No. Z

Seattle lodge No. 7. d. II. p. A.,
win have its next regular meeting
IN Evergreen hall, 1909 Ninth ave.
Tuesday evening. April II. at 7a5
O'Clock. A progressive whist party
win follow at 0 o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-16

SOUTH SEATTLE PIT. A.
The regular meeting Of the South
Seattle PIT. A. win be held Tuesday.
April IT. at 2:3o p. m. The children
from the different rooms will con.
tribute to the program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-16

Mr.. and Mrs John e. Eden vii
return Tuesday from a cruise OF IN
Mediterranean and a visit In th
East.