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Happenings of
The Week
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Mrs. ]. Kenworthy has been Sc
verely i'll, but is now convalescent.
9
Mrs. N B. Hartman attended a
card party at the University Club OF
Brooklyn on Monday.
Mrs Tobey and her son, Clifford
Mehdel, vacated the r. H. Mutt home
on Thursday, where they have spent
the winter, and will reside in New
York City
Mrs. George Drew was in Grant
wood from Metuchen for several days
last week and visited old friends.
Prof. George Hall was the guest
and speaker of the Fort Lee Home
Association on Thursday, speaking on
the Towner-Sterling Educational Bill.
Inc tWO Sudi VI thC vi dhI
wood Camp Fire Girls groups, Miss
Bodine and Mrs. Fredericks, attended
a guardians meeting in, New York at
the Church of the Heavenly Rest.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Mutt and daugh-
ter, Rachel, returned to Edgewater
Heights Park on Thursday afternoon
and are staying with Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Mutt, as their home, owing to
fire, is not in condition for living.
Miss Beth Snyder of Flatbush was
in Grantwood for the Junior Prom as
the guest of Seymour Junior Sears
and spent the night with the Thayer
family.
The Young Ladies' Card Club was
entertained at the home of Miss Alice
Thayer on Thursday evening, Mrs.
Waite acting as hostess.
Mrs. Roscoe McClave entertained
at luncheon last week in honor of
Mrs Clement Fairweather of Me-
tuchen.
Rev. Marshall Montgomery was a
guest at the dinner given in honor of
his brother in New York, who has re-
turned from a six months stay on
the other side in the interest of
American relief work
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald r. Thayer Wis.,
tied friends in East Orange for the
week end.
Mr.. w. s. Dana has been spending
some time in Asbury Park for the
Music Week celebration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Mutt enter
tanned quite a dinner party as fam
lily reunion on Thursday evening for
the R. H. Mutt family returning that
day from Florida.
Supervising Principal George Hall
and Mrs. Hall, with two guests, spent
the week end at Cedar Lake, occupy
ing Mr.. Donaldson's cottage.
Mrs. Heaton, Miss Winterburn,
Mrs. Dana, Mrs. Benda and Mrs. Nc
Donald have returned from the Allan
tic City State Federation convention
and reported wonderful weather and
an inspiring convention.
Mr. and Mrs Carl Holthausen and
family are staying with Major and
Mrs. McClave in Edgewatef Heights
Park, as their home in Palisade was
wrecked last week by an explosion
of the gas heating boiler, which
plowed it's way through all the floors
to the roof and just missed the bed
of the sleeping children at 3 O'Clock
in the morning.
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The Young Ladies' Card Club was
entertained at the home of Miss Alice
Thayer on Thursday evening, Mrs.
Waite acting as hostess.
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Mrs Roscoe McClave entertained
at luncheon last week in honor of
Mrs Clement Fairweather of Me-
tuchen.
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Mrs. Wilbur +. Conan returned
Tuesday from Spokane. where sho
was the guest for throo weeks OF
Mrs. r. y. Porter.
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Do Your Level Best

THIS Is the time when each car.
i rier should be out after new bust.
ness. The early bird gets the worm.
The carrier that gets an early start
by building his route TO n suhStan.
tial foundation In November is the
ono who when January and Febru.
airy comes around has reached the
top notch and his route Is consider.
ed one OF the best.
Don't allow anything 10 stand In
your way but get out and thorough.
~ canvas your route. See TO II
that your route is as big as II can
be made. BE a go-Eetter.
II you do your part. and the
other carriers do their best. tho
growth in our circulation this fail
and winter will be fine.
And II might be said here that
the carrier who continues to wait.
trusting In luck, will soon be re.
placed by a live wire who wants 10
make money. This is your chance.
but II you let It slip don't blame
anyone else when you wake up to
the fact that someone else has YOUR
job.
The Star wants carriers who will
do their level best to get results.
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Mrn. ,. c. Huteson and daughter.
Miss Marion Huteson. arc the house
gues,A 81 Mrs Huteson'a son.ln-law
and daughter. Mr.. and Mn. Dietrich
schmltz.
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An. article by Mr.. Upton Sin
clair explaining the methods
VIII be given to people who do
not understand the system.
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A CLEAR COMPLEXION
Rudy Cheeks - Sparkling
Eyes-Most Women
Can Have
Says DR.. Edwards. n well.Known
Ohio Physician

Or. +. NJ. Edwards for II years
treated scores OF women for liver
and bowel ailments. During these
years he gave to his patients n pre-
scription made OF a few wcll.lnown
vegetable ingredients mixed with
olive oil. naming them DR.. Edwards
olive Tablets. You will know them
By their olive color.
These tablets arc workers
on the liver and bowels. which cause
a normal action, carrying off tho
waste and poisonous matter In ones
system.
II you have n pale face, sallow
look. duh eyes, pimples. coated
tongue. headaches, n listless, no.good
feeling, all out OF sorts. inactive bow.
els. you take one OF Or. Edwards
Olive Tablets nightly for a time and
note tho pleasing results.
Thousands OF women and men take
DR.. Edwards olive Tablets-the sue.
cessful substitute for calomel-now
and then, Just to keep them 1T. 15c
and Observation-Disclosures
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Mr. George Rourko and Mr.. Wv
Ian Hutchinson left Tuesday for a
weeks stay in Victoria. d. c.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank y. Carter,
who have been residing In Sac
paulo, South America, have re-
turned 10 Seattle 10 mako their
home and arc at tho Hotel Sorrento.
Mrs. William Leonard Eaton re.
turned Sunday from ten days visit
with nat father. Ar. Henry Hahn. In
Portland
Mr.. }. c. Huteson and daughter.
Mlns Marion Hu,eson. are the house
gueaia 81 Mrs. Huteson'a son.ln.law
and daughter. Mr.. and Mn. Dietrich
schmitz.
Mrs. william MoFAli. OF Portland,
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. George 7
Myers.
Mn. w. c. Sutton and siiss Eliza
beth Sutton left today for Berkeley.
Cal. 20 attend the football game.
Mr.. and Mrs. walter william stoli
left Tuesday for San Francisco on
short visit.
Afr. and Mrs. Colin RAdford left
this week for Berkeley. motoring
down 10 attend the football game.
afr. and Mrs. G. A. Virtue and
Miss Nellie Beach returned last
night from n motor trip 20 WILDLY
island. where they spent the week.
end.
Mrs. NJ. r. Wells iof, Monday
evening for san Francisco. TO yisi,
relatives for several weeks.
Mr.. George Rourko and Mr. Wv.
Ian Hutchinson left Tuesday for a
weeks stay in Victoria. b. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard chas,ain
have returned from a short trip TO
California.
Mrs. Wilbur T.. Conan returned
from Spokane. where sho
was the guest for thrco weeks OF
Mrs. II. b. Porter.
Mr.. and Mira. DE witt c. scouEal
spent tho weekend in Portland. /
with their sonin.law and daughter. |
Mr. and Mrs. Earl G.. Lawrence. 10.
Ing down TO attend tho Horse Show.
MEDIUM nnowv nam look. es,, Or |
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sEXToN FRlENpsnrr cLun

SEXTON FRIENDSHIP CLUB
Sexton Friendship club win meet
Friday. November 10. AZ noon. with
Mra. Alice Emerson. s..e Rainier
ave. Take Rainier Valley car.
BAZAAR At COLUMBIA CHURCH
Tho Ladies' Aid society Of tho Co.
lumbla Congregational church arc
basllY engaged preparing for their
big bazaar 20 b given in the new
church on November 81. 2. and "a
Tho grand opening viii take place
on Wednesday evening. when there
will 10 an elaborate parade By tho
children IN tho community.
on Thursday a is o'clock luncheon
will - served. and Friday there viii
be n dinner. cafeteria style.
The booths viii contain numerous
articles suitable for Christmas gifts
and will include a fancy.work booth
dolls, aprons. pnrci post sale and
the booth containing appctlzinK deli.
ea'e~en dainties and homo made
cakes.
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Oomen's Clubs

luncheon with Mrs. W. II. Plttwood.
400 18th ave. y. Mrs. s. W. Barker
viii speak on What II II 10 30 m
American7" Mrs. shInawara Uapa.
nese) viii give talk. and Mary
shinawara, n plano solo. a poem.
The Allen" will be read BY Mrs.
Adolph Nelson.
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Abrams Free
Clinic Opens

To be operated In conjunction
with the Seattle Institute Of
Electronic Reactions.
Accommodations for the treat
ment OF ten charity patients
have been reserved. which viii
be Increased as fast as finances
will allow. =
The Abrams treatments are be-
Ing introduced rapidly through
out the United states on account
OF the great demand. due TO tho
marvellous results being report
ed from its use.
An article by Mr.. linton SIN
clair explaining the methods
VIII be given to people who do
not understand the system.
a regular registered physician
ana surgeon. accredited by
ABRAMS. and assisted by specials
~ trained nurses. is In charge.
All recognized treatments will
ne USED as occasion requires, but
We shall specialize in the
Nnrams m h o d g. FREE
Anrams blood tests will be made
toi regular patients who wish 70
tako the Abrams treatments
Anthorized Abrams equipment
VIII be used
The rates for treatment OF reEu-
~ patients will be such that
tht person or average means can
Nell afford to come TO us.
IN tho free clinic preference VIII
&c given TO children and the
oilnd, until such time as we are
Sole financially to accommodat,
nc seattle Institute OF Fiectronii
Neactons, 6lt Third Ave.
MA in-s67f
NeIoss the street and one-half blocl
ABOVE the City-County Bldg
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Music
Spargur Quartet Will
Play Great Masterpieces

Two masterpieces OF chamber
music VIII bc interpreted by the
spnrgur String quartet nj their
frat concert OF tho series OF four
10 bo given at the Women'H Uni
ycralty club auditorium. next Tues
day evening, November 20. ono
VIII be Mozarts quartet u Major.
No, 49," n composition OF rare
beauty md TtehaikowalSy'B GUAR
Get u Major" This IL HIS first
quartet. written In 1871. ard IL
characteristic OF It's composer.
No one but Tachnikownlty could
hRyo written the opening move
ment, which IN full OF fresh and
youthful phantany. Tho second
movement. tho beautiful "Andan,e
canlnbiio." ls derived from folk.
tunS overheard at Kamenka. II
enjoys tho distinction OF being one
OF the composers greatest popular
successes. It's beauty and appeal
sink deeper into tho hearts OF tho
auditors with each hearing and has
u charm that In Irresistible.
Tho 6pargur String Quartet has
won high place In the esteem OF
critics and music lovers thru the
flno quality OF their playing. and
their concert next Tuesday night
promises 10 be one OF tho most
interesting they have given.
The personnel OF tho quartet re-
mains unchanged and includes.
John spargur. first violin; Albany
Rltchie. second violin; Heller Col
lens. viola and George Nrchner.
ylolonccllo.
Both tho season and single tick
cts Rro now on salo at Sherman.
Clay & Co. Third and Pine.
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COsGRovE AUXILIARY
TO HOLD uAZAAp

Under the auspices OF Cosgrove
auxiliary. !. .. o. T.. bazaar will
be held Friday afternoon and cvo.
ming November 10, ~ studcnburg'
hall, ". i03rd and Woodland Park
ave. Dinner will be served from 8
until 8 o'clock.
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AUDUBON sOcIErY

me Seattle Audubon society cx.
tenas an invitation TO the public 10
attend lis regular meeting Thursday
evening, AZ 8 o'clock. in the Cham.
Der OF commerce rooms. Miss Mar.
garet Mccarney will speak on
Water Birds Of Seattle and vicln.
ny There VIII be no charge for
admission.
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Service at Orthopedic Shops

Hamilton Marrnretg guild
Thursday the ohopedic
viii be Mrs J. H. oaffney Mrs r. L. Allen Mrs
C..
Thompson and Mis- t X
Freeman and A,ls
In
r. f. Parkhu Miss rcpEt
FirstH guild
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Entertnins for Miss Tanzer

compliment Miss Alice whose marriage
November co. Miss
with kitchen shower last Friday evening at tho Alpha
sorority house.
evening H. Agnes Nielsen
violin selections Shelton
J. NJ William poured
Tunacln Miss Olson
Master willard sartvdt dressed Cupid pnta
Ion gifts
white blossoms utilized In the dining
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ALuAiNAE TO SEW
EDR nATAAn

~ Beta Phi alumnse will have a
cookie shine" at tho home Of Mrs.
Herycy II. Wilbur. 4s4 asih ave
Saturday. November IL. AZ 1870
2. m. For reservations call Mrs.
John Heal. IA stisto. Sewing for
the bazaar viii occupy tho afternoon
hours
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SECURITY BENEFIT
ASSOCIATION
Security Benefit Association
Queen City Council No. aO4, will
hold memorial services Wednesday
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w. u. A. SOCIAL CLUB

w. d. A. Social club No. : OF the
aaecabees will meet at tho homo OF
Mrs. Harry W. Pitcher. 400 W. Roy
st. Thursday. November Is. Lunch.
con at o'clock. Cards at ?. Mem.
bsrs and friends invited.
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EvERGREEN pRIT.I. TEAM

Tho Evergreen Drill Team club OF
the Danish Sisters society meets With
Mr. CArric Christensen. 1915 Han.
ford at. Thursday. November Is. al
i.10 o'clock.
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MOTHERS CLUB
RuMMAGE SALE


Tho Moihcrn' club OF Beta Theta
ri fraternity win hold n rummage
sale on Friday and Saturday. Novem.
Der 10 and II. In tho Waldorf build
ing. Seventh and Pike.
SEATTLE POST NO. Is
Members OF The American Legion
auxiliary TO Seattle post No. is will
meet on Friday. November 10. AT
1880 a. m, at the home OF Mrs.
Ralph Hammer. 6o2 Il. 4srd st.. to
mniss comfortcrs for veterans In tho
hospitals.
STEVENS NO. /. w. n C.
stevens No /. w II. C.. win serve
luncheon at noon on Friday. Noyem.
Der 10. In Veterans hall. Armory:
also n home cooked dinner AZ s
o'clock. followed by a card party.
EMMA LAZARUS AUXILIARY
TO GIVE DANCE
Emma Lazarus auxiliary 10 I. o.
II. ~. will give a Thanksgiving eve
hall. on "Wednesday. November g.
at tho Seattle Yacht club.
ZoNTA CLUB
Tho next meeting OF the Zonta club
OF Seattle win b wednesday. No.
yemhtr H. al ., IN. In the tea room
Of tho Y. ". G. A, This II tho bus.
insss meeting. for members only.
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FoRTsoN THYGEsEN
AUXILIARY

Fortson Thygesen Auxiliary. L. s.
W. ", viii give a tea Thursday
noon, November IS. at the home OF
Mrs. Lucille Morse. 1f47 nth ave.
~ Members arc requested TO como
prepared TO SOW.
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NINETEENTH CENTURY CLUB
Tho Nineteenth Century Literary
club meets Thursday. November Is.
NJ 4 o'clock IN the Y. w. c. A.
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Round Table club meets with Mru.
w. r. Robinson. 1885 SSH ave
Thursday. November rs. for 1870
O'Clock luncheon. Dr. II. II. Gowen.
speaker.
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MIZPAH TEMpLE No an

Mizpah Temple. no. 90. Pythlan
Sisters. viii meet at 1929 University
way. Thursday evening. November
d. Cards viii follow the business
session. Refreshments.
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SHERMAN CIRCLE

William 7 sherman circle, Ladies'
.os tho q. A. H., give luncheon in
Roosevelt hall on Thursday. Sovern.
Der. IS. All circles and public invited.
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wosrENs SOCIETY
Isfp or flsts~r,teisfs .stFs4,,F .fs

Tho Women's Society OF the FRS,
Baptist Church has tea on Thursday.
November rs. AZ : O'Clock az tho
homo OF Mrs. Kate X. Corey. i7a=
18th ave. Mira. Corwin & shank will
speak on Her Trip Abroad"
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EPIPHANY CHURCH. pAzAAp

The womeu's Guild Of Epiphany
church will hold a bazaar and deli.
caicssen salo Thursday. November
H. beginning at II a. m, in tho
guild room OF tho church.
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Married at Home

OF
Seattle. Johnson
beautiful blooms
Huffman win reside
they win to Seattle their
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WOMENS
COMMERCIAL cTTH

The Women's Commercial club
VIII have It's first luncheon Of this
season. Thursday noon. November
Us. at tho l. G. Smith building
restaurant. Col. Howard a. Han.
son VIII speak on Cooperation"
Mrs. Clara J. Curtis. president Of
tho club. requests large attend.
anco.
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AUXILIARY ELITE
REREkAH LODGE

The Auxiliary 10 Elite Rebekah
Lodge. No. 15i. Will meet at the
home Of Mrs. Julia Peterson, 1850
seth ave. s.. Thursday. November
Is. Cards at s p. m.
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DANIET. RAGLEY ~ q.

The Daniel Bagiey ParentTeach.
erS association viii meet at the
school, 18th and Woodland Park
ave. Thursday November 18th at
s:f5 .. m. Interesting meeting
planned. Refreshments.
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Studu Groups VII Assemble

special study history OF
Job win be The Bible
leadership OF Mrs Frederick Morgan Padford tho women University
club Thursday morning 1880 o'clock
o'clock
by
for special study OF Conditions tho Philippines
brief outline OF the situation.
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DoRIc SOCIAL cL.IR

The Dorle Social club meets with
Mrs. II. c. Fullerton. s4oT Green.
wood ave- Thursday. November IS.
at p. IN. Eastern Stars and friends
invited.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
DANCE FOR BENEFIT

DANCE FOR BENEFIT
OF CHAPTER HOUSE
For the benefit OF the now chapter
house. Theta Alpha alliance Of Delta
Delta Delta viii give tho first OF a
series OF dollar dances at tho active
chapter house. 1927 2ist ave. n. r..
on Friday evening. November 1G.
from until II. o'clock.
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evening. November II. at O'Clock,
in A. o. u. W. hall. 1909 Ninth
ave. Members and friends invited.
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CIVIC IMPROVEMENT c,rr-p

The Seattle Civic Improvement
club will meet Thursday. November
- at the Federated clubhouse. Mrs.
Gordon will address the club.
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THETA ALPHA ALLIANCE

The monthly meeting Of Theta
Alpha alliance will be held Tuesday
evening. November 20. NJ the chap.
ter house. Plans VIII be completed
for the annual bazaar 10 be held De.
cember 10 at the New Washington
hotel.
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GEN. LAWToN CTRCLE

Gen. Lawton circle. Ladies' Of tho
@. a. r.. will give a benefit progress.
sive whist party on Thursday after.
noon. November IS. Mt the residence
of Mrs. Frank Kannair. 1856 Fifth
ave. n. w. Take car No.
ave. n. w.
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ALPHA PHI MOTHERS
GLIB

Alpha Phi Mothers club will meet
Thursday, November IS, at 2 p. m,
at the chapter house.
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Daughters Of st. George will meet
in ". r. y. A. hall, 1921 First
ave. Thursday. November IS, at
1:50 p. N. Installation OF officerA
All members requested to attend.
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CLUBS FOR THURSDAY

w. p. A. SOCIAL
CLUB
The W. =. 4. Social club will meet
Thursday. November Is. with Mrs.
Harry W. Pitcher, 400 w. Roy ST.
Luncheon viii be served at o'clock
and viii be followed By cards.
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WOMEN OF


The Women OF Mooseheart Legion
VIII have election OF officers and mi.
tiatlon Of candidates Thursdav No.
Vember 10. at .. m. in Moose TEN.
pie, 1915 Eighth ave. Refreshments.
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Hosts at Dinner Dance

Mr. and Mrs James kline twentfour
their Tuesday celebration
seventeenth wedding anniversary bridge additional
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Far away in China. away from
American Campfire Girls. goes the
gift Of the ounnacut Campfire group.
II is portable Viotrola that the girls
have purchased for the missionary
home there. Tho money was earned
by giving dinners at the church.
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AIpHA CI.TR

The Alpha club win mset on
Thursday. November Is. at the resi-.
dence Of Mrs. a. g. Sears. SIS "
61st 81. Luncheon viii DO served
promptly az 1890 o'clock.
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Wedding Celebrated

Miss
Sunday OF
4 officiating clergyman Stella Ross Wallace.
After extended thru California Mr.
& be a Seattle
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Sorority WiU Glue Card PARTY

chapter sorority giving
evening
The affair VIII compliment alumnae and their
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MOTHERS CONGRESS

The Seattle Mothers Congress will
entertain the Juvenile department Of
the library at n / o'clock luncheon
Thursday. nov. Is, at the y. W. c. a.
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Seattle Society
Edited by Lillian Keen LeBalster Telephone MA in-o6oO
Assistant-Frances Oldham
Music-Louse Raymond Owens
Dromtic Eueninq Planned for November
e, Betrothed Pair VII BE COMMUNICATED.

by the Initiative
- Monsieur
committee OF Seattle and women most Interesting dramatic
evening planned Thursday November y: at o'clock,
womens University
Madame dAudrct. this
accredited by the
Cor destitute children which
spcnng languages but she also personality
world and member OF the Dramatic Authors In France
ComtcSso dAudiffe
assisted Tho Players
sandals Miss
dnglng, Mrs Schoenherg oate9 tho Cornish school
Following is program o presented
) "A Caprice" tAlfred de Musseh
The nrcams'-Is Adams
glimpse n in Eastern Europel
oneac psrhe Cornish school, Miss Jervie
h
tho Earth Is the Bond Between Nations"
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BRIDGE Tea for B1ide-EIect

Mrs B. Anderson entertaining with bridge
Thursday eomplmenng
Il rdeelec.
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MEDIUM BnowN HAIR looks bee, Of
All after \ Golden Clint 6hampoo.--Adyt
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Informal Sunday Night Supper

Miss Kathleen Donahos entertained with
covers at her home on Sunday evening.
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Campfire News

The Noo,kana Campfire Girls viii
entertain the Campfire friends at
the Old Peoples homo this month.
Ncbwin Campfire Girls arc work.
Ing hard on plans for their big
council fire at which all parents
and friends OF the girls are invited.
Miss Brown will be the guest OF
the girls at this time.
The owalon Campfire Group held
their meeting on November ? at the
Queen Anne hin public library. The
girls were honorcd by the presence
Of Miss Ruth Brown. who discussed
about tho furnishing OF the ship.
The girls av planning n big
Thanksgiving basket and also talk
Ing care OF a family for the coming
winter. Each member Of the group
will get five subscriptions 10 the
Ladies' Home Journal for the ship
fund.
The play. ANY Girl" that they
hayV been working on win hc given
on November IL. and later on the
ship.
Friday the Lolohama group gives
n Halloween party for the old sol.
dlers at the Armory. The girls arc
also planning other entertainments
for them.
Wenatehee sends in word that
they are putting all their efforts
into play that win be given in a
few weeks This is n fine way TO
promote Campfire and put the pro-
gram before your friends. Have
you tried it7 Headquarters will be
glad TO help you select one.
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