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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-20

koleny. Pfemyslel cekal ma
svIj ortel. Ia chvili pfisel
Parma. Ia jedinym jeho ;po-'
vsimnutim zajatce nasledovalo
lehke vyfknuti 'Povesit." II
Sc smutne svesenou hlavou
odchazel kozak ma popravis-
te. Jeden . vojinG Opel Sc ra
menem pred tim poprayene-
mu do chodidel, nadzvedava-'
je mrtvolu - jiny ma zebfi-
ku uvolnil provaz, zadrhnuty
.hluboce do krku. .Kdyz spusti-!
ii neboztlka k zemi, nasledo-
tvala poprava kozaka, ktery1
bez hlesu, klidne pfijimal POI
|tupnou smrt. Slo to talk dale
,Kdyz rsk. .-uherska vojska
postoupila proti Rusdm, opou-
|Stelo velitelstvi Dembici po sill
|nici sm6rem ke Lvovu. Podel
silnice nakazde telegrafni ty-
Ii byli v6seni zajatci i shalicti
obyvatele, Ikteri u Parmy me-
Fpozivali ddvery. Jiti do zaze-
mi jen 8 nGkOlika zajatci, to
u Parmy 1namenalo malo. A
mac je konecn6 posilat a jeste
je dale zivit, kdyz- Parma do
vedl provazem teto starosti
zbaviti rRakousko hned "a from
tOu.
Mnohdy mu postacilo,
.kdyz n6ktery vojin rekl sln-
lvko a oznacil tim "a podezfe-
l3ho obyvatele. Parma ihned
dovedl lehce souditi ,jedinym
sluvkem "Povesit." Pfitom-
most Parmova a obeti jeho roz-
kazu byly vsude zfejmy. Mi
sty, kde on sci drive, hrdza
vami chvela. ,Popraveni visi-
lei ma telegrafnich tycich
|stromech, byli stopou, kterou
ON "a sebou zanechaval. We.
Selo sc ma Shdry, provazy
vlastni remeny popravenych
|lKdo neminil snad jen snitkem
jeviti ochoty k propdjceni Sc
be v otroctvi, hvl uznan "a po'
|dezfeleho a popraven.
/ Kdyz divisijni velitelstvi st
presidlilo do Grociska, mari.
|dil Parma patrati po vyzveda'
cich. Jednou pfivedli polskeht
sedlaka. On vida, CO Sc MIN
!, ma stati, klekl pred Parmo,
prosil ddkazoval, ze je doce
Ila nevinen. Parma vAak ned
baje jeho SLOW, odvratil Sc leh
kymN vyslovenim: "POvesit:eH
:. v Grocisku bylo popravist'
v zahrade. Zde dial Parma nj
mOhutne hrusni veset nekolil
desitek RusI a PolakG. Sen
zavedli take sedlaka a pod ko
. satou korunou ma vetvi jej We
sill. Lee provaz Sc pretrhl
sedlak spadl. Skocil a zvolal
"Vidite, ze jsem nevinen.' A
le Parma We sve ukrutnost
La bezohlednosti nehyl tim nj
u kterak prekvapen jakoby s
) mic nestalo, opet porucil - pc
J. vesit. Sedlak byl znovu popra
i ven.
" A Parma We sve wire v bO
: ha - patfme 81 nechtel pfipo
= menouti, re svate pisnlO pfavl
) "Bez vile bozi Sc mic nede
} je"- j tentokrate rozkazal
e p0prave.
It Co tn ien popraveno nevir
nych lidi. v n6kolika dnec
) sta zivotI zmafeno ~potupno
n smrti zivile jednoho >dareby
l. ktery poroucel vrazditi otce
y syny, takto chteje pomaha
v&tSi slave a moci SVEN
/ Svagru a sestre Zite. Co tnebyl
l. cist9 rakusac'ke, to m4lo BY
, smeteno povrchu zemskeh'
l. Tide byli Parmou setren
l. "a to vsak rusti Polaci a zaja
iIci po stech popravovani. ON
E. mu hrIzostrasnemu dilu VS.
j. mozne napomahala svata ci
l. kew rimska, ktera pri vsel
=, lAny,, ocOiSfn nxrala a dnrna koza)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-20

Zde Jest pi G. A Oelwenova, 87eta stafenka, po nz
mesto Oelwen Iowa. byo pojmenovano ez bydf maje
ku nemz soji Oelwesky prvni domek klad Oelwen
nell vekou hsorckou slavnost H. zaf kdy byo
to padesa6ho vyroc zalozen m6sta Behem slavnosti
OelWeinova bya korunovana kraovnou.
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NIANEvRY PRvNf DTvISE
PRAzSKE

Neivar pOlnl cvlcenl prvm PEI
81 divise prazske, jichz sc zd-E
castnila prvnf' pesi brigada pra
zska a druha pesi brigada (cho|
,nutovska) s prislusnym delo-
stfelecvem a cvicny milovskyl
prapor p6choty, druhy to pra-
por 28. p. pl.
Polni cviceni divisni zapoca-I
la jiz v pond9li. Obe bfigady |
tvofily divisi armady nepratel-
ske, jez vtrhla do Czech cd se-
veru a pres Ohri Sc tlacila k
Vltave a ma Prahu, cvicny pra-
por milovicky kulometovou
rotor, baterli lehkeho a pdlba-
terri tezkeho d6lostrelectva INA
ella divisi nasi armady obran-
ne, jez ustupujic tlaku nepfite-
lovu v nevyhodnem terenu, "a
ujala konecne obranne posta-
veni v priznivem, zvlnenem te-
renu Il Velvar, kde Sc svym od-
porem mela zabraniti nepfite-
Iii prechod pres Vltavu ma pra-
Ivy breh.
Cviceni ridil prazsky divisio-
mar general Hynek Gibbs $ chez
| fem divisniho stabu podpluko-
lvnfkem Kalalem. Cilem jeho
|bylo zapracovati jednak zalo-
zniky do moderniho zpdsobu
lboje, jednak dati vyssim dlstoj
nikdm prilezitost, ably osvedci-
Iii svoji zdatnost We veleni vet
| Isim jednotkam. Nepfatelske,
lutocici divisi V prvych dvou
ldnech cviceni velel general kle
lcanda, velitel 1. pesi brigady,
nacez Sc jejiho vedeni ujal We
llitcl 2. pesi divise gen. Kaute-
lcky, znadkovaci divise ppl. 5.
|p. ppl. Rebenda.
| Posledni zaverecny den cvi-
ceni, cd 2. hodiny ranni nastu-
|povaly ODE strany do svych po-
sic. Tichymi -jindy ulicemi vel
Ivarskymi rozlehaly Sc padne
'Ikroky p6choty, dunela kola te-
lzkych del a vesele zvonily pod
kovy jezdcu. Jiz 5. hodin6
lsotva Sc rozbresklo a v udolicf
jeste zahalenych mlhOu jen ia
ko zazavojem sc vic tusily ne2
widely jednotlive spiel visky
Fzahfm6ly prvni temne zlove.
: stne rany skrytych del. Utok
lnepratelske armady zapocal de
lostfeleckou pripravou. Nase
delostrelectvo odpovidalo. Ne.
: navistny dia'log mezi ob6ma
! odpdrci nabyval .prudkosti a
: krajina halila Sc v billy prikrov
dymu dopadajicich vybuchu'
: jicich strel (jde tn 0 pouhe zns
'ceni ma obstrelovanych mi
lstech, jez dodava manevru pal
zvlastni zivosti a vzbuzuje phi
rozenejSi DOZEN nez pouhi
strelba.) To uz take zlobns
a ,podrazden6 zasahly svym
hlasy do valecne rozmluvy NJ
nekolika stranach kulomety
I Nepratelska p6chota nastupo
-Ivala k 1toku.
Hledame starou znamou sol
vislou rojovou caru marne
Utocici jsou neviditelni. Tepr
I've VeIkym dalekOnledem sc Ga
ri nam je vypatrat. Jako b.
: postupovali jednotlivi jen No
jaci. TAX ,je dnes roztlenen'
lido sifky j hloubky ltocicl. pc
!. chota, ably poskytovala nepfi
: tell nejmensi ell. Zapasl Sc
prechod Cerveneho potoka n;
= obranne care pod pevnym
: stredisky odporu ma vyslnacl
...Iu Chrzma, Uhy a mad Velko
- Bucinou. NaSe armada pod
nika ma SVEN levem kTidle pr
tiltok, zatim co ma PRAYER
kridle vyklizuje Chrzin. CIV
ceni konci krasne rozvinutyr
= proti naSim .strediskdm odp<
: ru.
Ia chvili serazuji Sc jiz jeC
lnotlive oddly k pochodu d
- N:lnxr;c lido d;,r;co LnrS ~ ~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-20

-kani&nu v Ceskosloueslsku jest
q Dude neipevnejsi AraAbou
proti vsem mOnarchistichvm a.
spiracim.
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with no harm done. n the bed
room Is small, however, the dresser
comes into Its own. for II combines
both the drawer service OF the chif-
forette and the dressing table facil-
tiles of the vanity. The woman
who fears 'that dressers have gone
out OF Style should be guided by
common sense.
The dresser In the picture is OF
walnut, with turned spindle stand
ards supporting the mirror. A
spindle ornament on the corner OF
the dresser repeats this charming
Colonial motif and tho quaint chair
with the cane bottom has splndle
decorations to make 1t harmonious.
A hooked rug, a silhouette pic
ture and an old-time Colonial pic
ture are little items which still fur
Their bring out the Colonial idea in
this room.
write to Marian Moore, care Of
thls newspaper, for advice or lnfor-
nation about home furnishing or
decorating, sendIng stamped, adj
dressed envelope for ropIy.)
Question: Would blue checked
tissue glnghom curtains be good
for my breakfast room2-C. M.
Answer: Fine. uso blue and
white for the table linen and china.
Copyright, American Homes Bureau.
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CLARA BARTON TENT
ADDITIONAL CLuBs

BookLovERs GUILD EoRMEp
An organization comprising M
units tha Federation OF womon'u
Clubs. tho Seattle public library, tho
University Of Washington. tho Cor.
nlah school. tho Womcn'H University
club and tho Archway bookstore
plans Co give service in tho field OF
letters and arts. calling itself the
Booklovers Guild. Tho guild agfcra
aid 10 individuals In tracing books.
locating authors. 10 clubs and organ,
iEa,ions In preparing study oouraea
and lectures on music. drama. tho
arts and reading In general. Speak.
crz Of local and national significance
will DO obsasnsd for clubs.
The Seattle public library. thru
THAR reference department. offers 20
the new organization the material
which la indoxed and efoas-indsxcd
for every cppcclYahlc subject.
Librarian Henry OF the University
OF Washington presents the wide
range OF information covered by their
records for use IN presen, and past
courses OF study at the university.
In drama, music and the aria In.
formation viii be Furnished by the
Cornish school group.
Lucian Psrro. supplies Information
ON current and classical French Ut.
eTnturs.
Mrs. II r. Mhiiby Of tho City Fed.
Grafton Of Wonca'a ciuhs hopes that
thru the Capitalization of study ma.
terial, tho clubs within the federation
win gain great benefit.
The Womsn'a University club. thru
Mrs. Charles X. Bliss. In charge OF
tho reading study couruca has
turned over information gained
thru their study OF current books.
and win record their findings in new
hooks taken up In tho day and even.
Ing clnaaes under DIR. C. X. Baldwin
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Personal

Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Bloedel and Mr
Prentice Boednl returned Friday
from a five weeks trip 20 Boston and
New York.
Mlsa Betty De Voc spent the week.
end In Portland.
Mihs Katherine bacon VIII spend
tho coming Weekend IN Portland
with Mr. aud Mrs, Fred c. Cook.
Mrs. LILLIAN Burns arrived Monday
from Buffalo, n. ", and viii spend
the winter with her aonin'law and
daughter. Mr. and Mra Robert
Drnntigam.
Str. ana Mrs. william Pnrkhurut
nrawiey returned sunday from few
days. visit IN Portland.
Mrs. George A. Bell Of sacramento.
who has been visiting her sonin'law
and daughter. Sir. and Mrs. r. Oh
bert Black, left Monday for her home.
MIRA George ID. eohofield has as
her guest for few days her sister.
Mru. Walter o. bradbury. Of Yakima.
Mrs. Anton Adler and daughter re-
moved recently from ssT 18th ave. ~
20 tho Hotel oowman.
Miss Anne Louise HoelbnrR and
Miss Margaret H1rlburt o. Kslro
have returned 20 tho Cornish school
10 eontinus their dancing studies Tor
the winier.
Mr. Frank Frederick. Jr, Mr.. Phil
lip bronson and Mr.. George Parker
spent tho weekend IN Portland.
Mrs. Henry franklin Brown has
been called 10 Iowa City on account
Of tho death OF her mother. Mn,
Mary CouYor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving d. Smith are
receiving congratulations upon tho
birth OF son. Irving D.. Jr, Noyom.
Dor 4. nj tho Seattle General hon
pitai.
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DRAWER SPACE ALWAYS
WELCOME IN BEDROOMS
Vanity Has Charm bu, Old Dresser
Is Still Appreciated.
an MARIAN MOORE

With so many delightful vanity
drcssers lying in wait to snare the
buyers OF bedroom suites, the old,
practical dresser wonders II It's life
Ia doomedl But this is not SO. The
bedroom which can't accommodate
good-slzed chest OF drawers to
take care of fathers clothes should
have dresser instead OF n vanity.
A chest of drawers or n chifforettc.
topped by a good mirror, makes n
good piece Of furniture for the man
OF the house, and then the vanity
dresser can take Its ewn place
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and Aiina Adelaide Pollock.
Tho services OF tho guild are not
limited TO resident groups in the
city. but Aro placed n, tho disposal
Of clubs and individuals IN nii parts
Of tho state and IN Alaska, Inquiries
should DO addressed direct 10 tho
BookloYors Guild. care OF tho Arch.
way bookstore. Third and Pike Rt,,
or By telephone. MA in.TtiT. asking
for tho Bookloveru Guild.
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with Dorothea Jackson. ls47 Shelby
IT., Thursday evening al TAO o'clock.
10 sow for tho bazaar. Take Mont
lake car and get off NJ the end OF
the line.
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by Murillo; study led by Mrs 10
Sourd. Current Art" Mrs. Gamble.
DELTA ZBTA ALUsiNAE
Delta Zsta hlumnas win meet
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LONESOME CLUB
The Lonesome club VIII meet
Tuesday evening. November 6. at Ill
Holyoke building. All strangers and
lonely people welcome
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Women's Clubs

ZoNTA CLUB
On Wednesday. November Tth, the
Zonta Club OF Seattle win meet at
s p. m. at the tea room Of tho Z.
w. C. A. Mr.. Fred Everett, repre-
senting tho Rotary club OF Seattle.
will speak on Rotary Tho Zonta
organization Is the Same for women
as Rotary Is for men.
On Thursday. November sth, there
win DO a monthly meeting of the
board OF directors at p. m. at the
st. Regis cafe.
ALKI REVIEW NO. so
Alli Review No. 50 viii hold its
regular meeting In A. o. u. w. hall.
1892 Ninth ave, Wednesday evening
at o'clock.
woafAN's CENTURY
CLUB
Wednesday, November 7, nj $50
a. M, the Century club chorus meets
at sos Montelius building. The child
study department win meet at the
home OF Mrs. Wesley Dolby. All
18th ave. NJ. at p. m. Dean Boil.
ton will speak on "Hsredity."
WEST QUEEN ANNE PIT. A,
The West Queen Anne PIT. A. will
observe book week at its regular
meeting. which will be held wednes.
day, Nov. Z. in the auditorium OF the
Queen Anne branch library. The
business session will open at 2;3O, as
there are several important commit.
tee reports and business to be con.
sidered.
The speaker for the afternoon will
be Prof. John De Lacey, OF the Eng.
lish department of the Queen Anne
high school. who will talk on Good
Literature and Character Building. :"
The following children from the
fourth, fifth and eighth grades will
review their favorite books read In
the summer reading olasses held at
the library: Dorothy Craig, william
Miller barbara Stevens. Madeline
Jones. Marion and Martha Mcmillan.
The hostessea for the afternoon
Will be Mrs. r. f.agc, Mrs. C. Thomas
and Mrs. j. II. Thomas.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AUXILIARY
Brltlsh.Amcrican Auxiliary moeta
with Mrs. g. r. Mitchell, 800 Fourth
ave. ~. Wednesday. November 7, az
2 o'clock. East or North Queen
Anne cars.
AMETHYST SOCIAL CLUB
Amethyst Social club meets with
Mrs Ida Young, f3s goth ave,
wednesday. November 7, at 1
o'clock. Election Of officers.
PAST COMMANDERS CLUB
W. y. A. Past Commanders' club
meets with Mrs. Alice Hathaway
21i2 Second ave. ~, for indoor pic.
Mo, on "Wednesday, November Z, at
1890 a'clock.
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Ono never grows too old to forget
tho delights OF eating. And ynt old
people, VIII sometimes Play on tbeso
memories md bring on dyspoptlu at
tacls even though the diet be simple
Every family should BIO Huppiied
with btuarts Dyspepsia Tablots.
From childhood TO old age they
daily overcome or prevent tho dis
treBseB duo TO lndlgcstlop They
gwocten tho stomach by diving Il
the alkaline effect ms In health, they
absorb the gases, they lift off the
feeling OF hnaviness, thcy stop aour
rislnRs or heartburn. they actually
assist In tho dlgegtion OF food, and
from NIL points OF View are ono OF
tho most Invaluable aids to health 10
be found 30. no matter what you
eat, II your stomach rebels, nlwnys
remember that n G0-cont hoy az
StunrtH Dyspepsia Tablets will Keep
your stomach sweet and thus mid To
provent much Of tho diatroaa that
comos late In Observation-Disclosures.
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LADIES oRorro cLuB

LADIES' oRoTTo CLUB
Ladies' Grotto club win have an
attractive prognm for lts mem.
bcra az the meeting Wednesday
afternoon, November 7. In the Fed.
Grafton clubhouse, at o'clock.
WEST SEATTLE REVIEW NO. 81
West Seattle Review No. 81, W. y,
A. Of tho Maocabees, viii meet az
CarpentaFa' hall. tiii California ave.
"Wednesday. Nov. z. NJ p. IN.
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WI Repie1p Book Of Job

Frederick Padeford eight
Thursday November 1880 o'clock
Womens University treating Bible literature
review anticipation Walker Pormanteau Players
Metropolitan heater February which has beer
the VIII be The Book
job this mos, remarkable
special
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"Snolp RaIE' on Norember 30

Kappa aunnae VIII give us annual SNOW ba' q
Friday evening Chrsiensons hall Mrs Cawfor
Anderson chairman the committee In charge assisted by Mrs Edw
Gray Mclean. Mrs Arthu
Grimm Mrs William King Miss EiEabe
Baird.
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CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY

HELPERS CLUB
The Helpers club OF Aloha chap
ter. No. 116. o. e. s.. viii meet at
the home OF Mrs. Van Winter. 1902
Second ave. n. f., on "Wednesday
Nov. Z. at IL a. m.
DAUGHTERS OF PIONEERS
Daughters OF Pioneers OF Wash,
ington lprior TO 1870 have planned
an interesting meeting for wcdnes
day afternoon. November Z. at 2
o'clock. at the Y. w. C. a. Mrs
Allison T. Wannamaker. assisted by
her SISTER, Mrs. A. p. Lime, will
exhibit pictures taken during re
cent European trip which win In
cIude views Of tho Passion Play at
Oberammergau
An informal tea in honor Of the
new ,members will follow the pro
gram. Mrs. Bessie Manning VIII
liams. president. and officers Of the
organization. viii introduce the new
members to the general member.
ship.
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AUXILIARY ALL SAINTS
CHURCH

The Woman's auxiliary 60 All
Saints church VIII giyo a military
whist party Wednesday evening.
Nov, I, NJ y. m. az tho Lakeside
club house.
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Hostess at Bridge Luncheon

Arthur invitations for bridge luncheon
November IS rwn,yesht guest
b
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7pALM CIRCLE ELECTS oFFTcERs

PALM CIRCLE ELECTS OFFICERS
Palm Circle No. CO. NolghborH OF
woodcrafi, elected the following Of.
fiecrs for tho new year az the last
meeting; Guardian neiRhbor. Alice
Weber; adviser, Ailnnio Bannnon;
magician. Grace Bowling; attendant
Violet Janiah: inner sentinel. Annie
Rudolph: outer sentinel, Marie Ran.
dali: clerk. Josephine Mclaughlin;
banker. Mary ]. Marsh: captain Of
guards. Alice q. sehmutE; musician,
Alice Hathaway: correspondent. Der.
tha Weber: managers. Frances Mo.
Lean. Rachel Moore and Hannah
Ward: past guardian. Marguerite
Nielsen. Installation will take place
Monday evening. January ~. 1924.
at 8 o'clock In odd FollowH' tempio
10th ave. and y. Pine. NeiFhbor
Kato r. Edwards. installing officer.
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wALLINaroRp CIRCLE

wALLINGFoRD CIRCLE
wslllnEfofd circle OF tho First
Presbyterian church viii meet NJ the
home u Mrs, Edgar Smith. 1901 ~
bsnd IT.. on Wednesday. November
Z, at : p. m. Come prepared TO sew
Visitors welcome,
CLARA BARTON TENT
Clara barton Tent No. /. Daugh
ters OF Veterans. will entertain with
a noon luncheon on wednesday. No
vemhor Z. at asS W. tsth. Mrr. Max
Inc Robbins aud Mrs. Florence Geei
will act "a hosiesHcu. Take No. II
car. All comrades Invited.
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Seattle Society
Edited by Lillian Keen LeBallster Telephone MA in-o6oo
Assistant-Franees Oldham
Music-LouiSe Raymond Owens
Entertaining at Seattle Tennis Club; Kappa
Kappa Gamma Alumnde to GiUe annual
Ball

Mrs CHARLES BROWN AND MRS, JAMES +. RRANIoAN ar
WI entertaining bridge luncheon OF Frda
Seattle Mrs Reha Young VIII
the where she has been for the se
friends Ct the homer guest
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soRosTs cLUD

The SoroaiB club hrt department
win meet at tho Federated Club
house Thursday. Nov. Z. at 2 p, M.
with Mrs. Calendar acting as hostess.
Tho program win include technique
balance. by Nra. Hopkins; ''fmmacu,
late Conception" and other pictures
MEDIUM nRows HAIR looks hest Of
Hse A.
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To Giue Informal Dance

with Informal dance
Friday compliment Miss Margcry Mines
sunday Mr. Mrs Frederick hosts supper at hsi
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afternoon, November 7. In the Fed.
Grafton clubhouse, ut , o'clock.
WEST SEATTLE REVIEW NO. 81
West Seattle Review No. 81, W. b.
A. Of tho Maccabees. viii meet az
Carpentara' hall. tiii California ave.
"Wednesday. Nov. 7. NJ p. IN.
AUXILIARY ALL SAINTS
CHURCH
The woman's auxiliary 20 All
Saints church VIII give a military
whist party Wednesday evening.
NOV, 7, NJ y. m. az tho Lakeside
club house.
PARLIAMENTARY LAW CLASS
Robert Parliamentary Law class.
with Mrs. Ella Cudihca leader and
teacher. win NEE, wednesday. Nov.
7. at / o'clock In tho Young Won
EMS Christian Association. Subject
lesson. COMMITTEES" Auxiliary elasa
in public speaking under Mrs, Har'
rlet Snunderson win study Ignooln'A
speech az Gettysburg Those wishing
20 Join either or both classes may do
so By calling ne nwd.ss2i.
BENEFIT BRIDGE
Benefit bridge party for booth Of 81,
Juseph's bazaar al tho homo OF Mrs.
Napoleon Campbell. 22iS Il. Prospect
St. wednesday. Nov. z. at , o'clock.
AdLEE SISTERS
Agiee Sisters meet with Mrz. r. J.
Glasca, 1894 r. Pike ST.. for 10 o'clock
luncheon and cards. on Wednesday.
Nov. 7.
RAINIER BEACH CLUB
Rainier Beach women's club meets
with Mrs. Harry Merrill, psI2 s2nd
ave. 8. Wednesday. Nov. II. at q
o'clock.
RIDGELY REBEKAH
AUXILIARY
Ridgciy Rehskah Auxiliary win
meet in Odd FollowR Temple
Wednesday. November 7. Luncheon
at D. m. Bring needle and
thimble.
sEAIuRsT COUNCIL
Tho seahurst Council Of Minute
Women viii meet Wednesday, No
vember 7. at p. m. at tho school
house. There will be n speaker. and
tea will DO served.
PROGRESSIVE THOUGHT CLUB
Progressive Thought Club meets
"wednesday. November z, at 1870
o'clock in Federation clubhouse.
OLYMPIC CAMP
Olympic Camp Royal Nclghbora
Of America meet in a. o. U. w.
hall Wednesday. November I. at 8
o'clock.
EASTERN STAR CLUB
Eastern Star club meets at 1890
Arcade building, Wednesday. No.
vcmber z. at AIS O'Clock. for bridge.
Open to members only.
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Child VIII Cine Dance

Mount Baker Park guild OF the ChIldrens orthol
entertain with dance the Mount Baker Park cll
evening. December Z.
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SEATTLE BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY
The Seattle Hebrew Benevolent
society, will hold It's regular month.
ly meeting Wednesday, November T.,
at 2:30 p. m, in the vestry rooms Of
Temple de Hirsch. Board meeting
at 1920 a. m.
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MCKINLEY CIRCLE NO. II

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William Mckinley circle No. IL,
Ladies OF the @. A. r., will serve a
dinner Wednesday noon, November
7. in Veterans hall. Armory. In.
spection Of officers at p. m. The
president, Abbie Hamilton, requests
large attendance. Cards at $40
D. m.
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PAST COMMANDERS crJrp

w d. A. Past Commanders' club
meets with Mrs. Alice Hathaway
21i2 Second ave. ~, for indoor pic.
MO, on "Wednesday, November Z, at
1890 a'clock.