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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-20
Longshoremen in
Texas on Strike

HOUSTON. Tex. Oct 20 Several
thousand longshoremen In ports
west OF the Mississippi went on
strike today. on orders from An.
thony chlopek. presiden, Of the In.
ternatlonal Longshorenen's associa.
ton. OF Buffalo.
The strike IS the elimination 0,
several months controversy over
wages and working agreements be.
tween the stevedorcs and the long.
shoremen.
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CITY FEDERATION or
WoalEN's CLUBS

Tho City Federation OF womon's
clubs will meet at tho Federation
clubhouse. corner OF Thomas and
Harvard. on Monday afternoon. oc.
tober e. az O'Clock. DR.. Herbert
Coo VIII speak 20 the assembled club
members on the shopherd.Towncr
bill. affs. W. r. Barnhart. chair.
man OF the child welfare COMMITTEES.
will givo an outline ct the years
work IN her division.
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Noted Tenor TO Appear

John Mccormack. tho celebrated
tenor. who viii give concert
March II. 1924. in Meany hail audi.
forum. under tho sponsorship OF
tho women'a Federation OF the Uni.
yersity OF Washington. recently ap.
peared an guest Boloist with ths
Philharmonic orchestra. IN Berlin.
There no created tho real sensation
OF tho musical season. and incident
ally scored one OF tho artistic tn.
umphs OF his career.
The world proelalms John Mccor.
mack rs tho most popular OF It's
concert singers and ono OF tho great
est lyric tsnors Of all times.
America Acknowledges tho worlds
dietum. but knows him also ~ an
adopted son OF whom she Is very
proud. His fame in the world Is
secure. and no Is his place IN tho
hearts Of his fellow Americans.
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CLUBS FOR MONDAY
LITEnARY AND TRAVEL

LITERARY AND TRAVEL CLUB
Tho Literary and Travel club VIII
meet az tho home Of Mrs. Leo wheel.
or. 1911 Sixth ave. W.. on Monday.
October -. at 30 p. M. An AmeTi.
can play win be reviewed By Miss
Nell Buckley. Current events win b
the response 10 roll call.
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Personal

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernst L. skeel. Mr..
and Mrs. a. y. i1ldridse, Mr., and
Mrs. Frank Elwell Case and Mr..
and Mrs. worrall Wilson will motor
TO Portland next week, 90 attend
tho Good Roads celebration.
Mrs. y. c. Hughes. who has been
abroad for several years, II return.
ing next week, and will DO the guest
or Mfr. and Mrs. A. u. Stewart for
few days. until her house In ready
for occupancy,
Mrs. Miller Freeman viii return
Monday from "A three weeks trip
East.
Mr.. Albert Griffiths Is spending n
few days IN Vancouver, u. c.
Mr. and Mrs. III, l.. Faulkner. OF
Juneau. Alaska. have been guests at
tho Hotel Frye tho past week. en-
route 60 California.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Todd will ar.
rive Monday from Victoria. II. c..
10 be tho gessts OF Mr.. ana Mrs.
Frank Fretweli for time. SIR.
Fretwell will return Monday from "a
ten days visit In Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrn. Per Lee welty will
leave Sunday for Portland. 10 10
away two or three weeks.
Miss Gloria Frink came down
from BelllnEham Friday. 10 spend
tho weekend az her homo here.
Mrs. II. ~. Anderson returned
Friday from a short visit with her
non'in.law and daughter. Mfr. and
Mrs. Arnold Poison. IN Aberdeen.
MrH. Harriet Wells aud Miss
MAuds Wells have taken an apart.
nent a. tho Cambridge.
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BAZAAR AND CHICKEN
DINNER

Tho Me.Too club and n. ~. A. of
Green Lake will hold a bazaar and
chicken dinner At Thorne's hau. on
Wednesday. October q. Dinner Will
DO served beginning at s:so o'clock
and continuing thruout the evening.
Dancing.
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| RUMMAGE SALE
The ladies Of the University Uni.
tartan church win hold rummnge
sale at 702 Pike st.. on Tucsday
"Wednesday and Thursday, October
20, "a and 25.
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Music
Il. Robert Schmitz
Coming

coming
T.. Robert sehmitE, famous French
pianist. win DO heard In recital on
December 5. at tho women's Uni.
yersity club auditorium. In the
morning musicale series presented
by tho Seattle Musical Art society.
SIR. sehmitz Is pianist whose in.
tsrpretatlons have placed him
among Tho most gifted modern plan.
lists. Ito became famous first in
his native france, then Germany.
England. Belgium and Holland have
given him overwhelming proof OF
their approval. and America last
season was not slow 10 follow Eu.
ropes judgment.
Other numbers IN tho series In.
clude two chamber music concerts
by tho Armstrong Trio and leo.
turo recital by Louise Van Ogle.
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MYRTLE SOCIAL CLUB

Myrtle Social club viii meet with
Mrs. Agnes Clark. $40 Ninth avs. on
Monday. October -. AZ D. m.
Bridge and whla, viii be played. All
Eastern Stars and friends invited.
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McKINLEY c1RcLE
ADDITIONAL CLUBS

ALLAH CHAPTER NO. 1876
Allah Chapter No. 1876, o. u. s..
VIII give a dance on Saturday eve.
ming. November 10. In tho Masonic
club rooms. Arcade building.
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Schedule for Orthopedic Shops

j. Conner VIII be
shop. Monday assisted by Mrs j. Gager Mrs
K. Harry Mrs.
and Mrs. Mary Gesting
will be Army
w T. Patten and Mrs.
by Wood Barden Charles Dkey ana
Wednesday Aiadrona guild Mrs Thursday
Anne guild Mrs b. G. Yancy chairman
Fred Everett eharman Saturday. j. G. Eyer
Thrift Shop Monday be ud
with II. Mrs in afternoon Washneon
Drive guild chairman afternoon 1nealsn
with McGaard Miss
Mrs H. r. Elliott chairman aadonn
Il. chairman Mount
A.
mn guild Mrs D. j. G. Mcmillan In
auxiliary. Mrs j. Stoefler
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Musical Tea at Mrs. Wilbur's Home

sadron Fellowship musical Thursday
afternoon.
3. Wilbur ave.
GIawe:
Engsen;
violnLondonderry Air. Krsier "valsc
rgoAue "scherzo" Van GoenMLss IRA Kopa Miss Frances
Williams
Robin Cspro,:
Mother
Boheme1 G'uccnD ~voets" wrigh
Violet Mckay at piano
by MR.. d. Mach
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had short program. consisting on
music and talks. Some OF the glrls
said the Campfire creed, the watch.
word and tho law. Tho program
lasted about threo-quarters OF an
hour Then the guardian talked
about the Campfire aud told ths
mothers about H.
TWO on the girls served a lunch
OF fruit jollo. sandwiches, cake ana
chocolate, all OF which had been
previously prepared by this giria.
When tho mothers were going home
they were given little favors full Of
candy and nuts. These fayors were
In the form OF little baskets having
Campfire rings for handles"
Tolookosa Campfire Girls have Just
elected new officers. They are Ir.
memgards Patton, president; Virgin.
la Patten. vico president; Virginia
Heron. treasurer. and Mary AIRING.
ton. secretary and scribe. These
girls arc organizing group OF
younger girls. who will meet with
them until they can secure a guar
dian.
SIGNS ON THE TRAIL
Here's "A good plan. When a gfri
In your group has a birthday. sub.
scribe 10 tho Eyerygirl's or the
Torch for her That's what the
Weeawa girls are going 70 do.
Have you always wanted 10 visit
New York--to really see Broadway
In all its spiendor. coney Island. the
Statue OF Liberty and the Hudson.
blue and lovely, running out 10 tho
scar You can. II you like. But not
thru your own eyes. but thru some.
one who IS there or has been there.
Miss Marjory l.. Wander Veer, OF
Richfield Springs. ~. Y. has writ.
ten 10 Miss Brown, saying that her
Campfire group Is anxious TO write
70 girls In other states, and wants
10 know II Seattle girls Will CORE
Epond with them. Won't you an.
swor her letter by writing tonight.
telling her all about Camp sealth
and cararaderie?
All lab c seamen. Attention. Ship
lore classes conducted by our osin
Capt Keen will begin now. Sign
up at headquarters Immediately.
DO you know brig from sloop?
DO you know fo'c,stle. buiwarks,
mizzenmasta, crows nests, and ever
so many other things about a ship?
a white MILDLY and notebook arc
the class addittanee fee.
A class In knot tying is open
also 70 Campfire Girls. Let's be pre-.
pared when we 20 aboard the cam.
araderie. The class will be limited
TO 80 and win consist OF elk meet.
inga. So hurry. hurry. hurry
Headquarters now has those tans
and armhands that you have been
asking about for so long. Hurry
and get yours before they are gone
again.
To the Guardians: Have Won
earned that IS yet? Remember, at
the guardians meeting that YOU
planned to make pies and cakes. to
have that s. ready when the ship
Is moorcd.
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cALErDH CLUB

cALEIDH CLUB
caleIdh club will meet Tuesday
October %, at D. m, with Mrs
J. u. McReynolds, Morris Apart
ments. 174s Summit ave.
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GOPHER CLUB TO
GIVE HALL nwEEN 4

a Halloween party has been ar.
ranged by the Gopher club for sat.
urday evening. October 81. nj Swed.
ish Club hall. 1927 Eighth ave. There
will bo program OF entertainment.
beginning at s!ib o'clock. followed
by cards and dancing. Councilman
oliver T. Erickson will give n brief
talk. All Minnesotans welcome. Re.
frcshmcnts will be served by the
club.
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soRosIs cLun

soRosIs CLUB
Tho sorosis club art department
viii meet az the Federated club
house Thursday. Oct. IS. at p. m,
Mrs. A. J, webb. hostess.
The program will DO 40 follower
Technique qlaianee). Mrs. Frank
Miller.
maids OF Honor" and other pic.
lures. YolnAauex.
Study, led by Mrs. Frank Atkins.
Modern artists (sargcnt). Mira. II.
W. Burdlck.
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wooDcRArT TOTEM cf.rfn

WWFLNFtfF To EsHf NEsNb
The woodcraft Totem club will
give an informal luncheon IN tho
club rooms, 4iBT Arcade building,
Thursday. October 20. at y. m
Or. McKihbcn. Of tho White Cross,
will be the speaker. For further In.
formation cali MA in.5sOs.
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LADIEs, dRoTTo cI1rr

The Ladies' Grotto club will visit
the Ruth School for Girls on wedues.
day. October "a. Tho superintendent
VIII give short talk. following
which tho club will be conducted
thru the school.
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Wallace shaw Parks and Mrs Frank
entertained with
q
%
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pAf.Af cfncI.E "a al

PALM CIRCLE NO. &c
Palm circle. No. 60. win hold m.
nual memorial services az Odd Eel.
lows hall Tuesday. October g. n
D. m.
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RAINIER NOBLE POST
N3fssaasaTVs o.. -

RAINIER NOBLE POST
RuAIAiAGE SALE
Tho Women'a Auxiliary OF Rain.
Ter Noble Post win have n rum
mage sale and bazaar for the bcne.
M OF tho disqualification fund on
Friday and Saturday. October &c
and 81, Mrs James r. Dunn. gent
eral chairman. Is assisted By Mira
W. Scott,
Tho ohairmen OF the various de-
parlnents includes ArH. Arthur
Ellsworth. ohildrcn's clothes: Mrs
W, y. Moore. aprons; Mrs. Harry
Lyons. hats; Mira Amy Brown.
wonsn'H clothes. MIRA w. Collie,
mems clothes. MIRA Belle shep-
hard. fruit and jsllles: Mrs Ellen
Young. location Of sale: MIRA VIII
liam Kline, furnishings: Mira H.
- Kennedy, marker. Mra ~. K.
Cfainuy miscellaneous For In
formation and donations cali Mira
Downs. WE ai-0TIs.
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WEI srArrLE w. c. r. u

Tho regular meeting OF tho wes,
Seattle " c. r. u. win be held al
tho home OF Mrs. w. u. Scott, West
Seattle Junction. on Wednesday, oc.
tobcr ~. nt p. m. Members urged
TO BIO present. Visitors welcome.
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srATTLE REvIrw No 9

Seattle Review No, s. w. II. A., OF
the Maccabecs. viii meet at A. o.
U. w hall, 1909 Ninth ave-, Thurs.
day. October 25. at s p. m. A recep.
ton for tho past commander viii be
held.
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guMsIIT SCHOOL PIT. A.

SUMMIT HIIIU8JIs TT. A.
Tho Summit school PIT. A. will
meet Tuesday. October -. az .. M.
This viii ba Dads Might" and all
fathers are requested 10 10 present.
Judge King Dykeman OF tho Juvenile
court. will speak. and musical pro
gram will 10 rendered. Refresh.
mnuta.
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Will Assist at Tea

Mrs. e. A. CARRIER and Mrs. Cro1ton Rion
whitwelI and airs. r. 4. Black VIII assist az
Florence Carriers tea on Tuesday afternoon
club.
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BRITfsH.AMERICAN
ASSOCIATION

Tho regular meeting OF the British.
American association will be held in
the Fine Arts hall on Friday, ooto.
Der 20. at 5 p. m. There will be
program OF Scotch music. All per.
sons OF British birth cordially invited.
No o1arge for admission.
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znNTA cLrrn

tsAFAfA1 tAfAAs
Tho Zonia club OF Seattle has &C.
cepisd an Invitation OF tho Seattle
Chamber Of Commerce 20 become q
part Of tho caravan. which viii
journey from Seattle 10 Portland.
IN celebration OF tho completion Of
good reads for tourists between
these two cities. This organization
will have bus decorated 10 help
advertise Seattle and expects 10
contribute Ia every way 10 make
the caravan a success The party
leaveB on Thursday morning and
will return Saturday. II is tho
ideal and policy OF zonta 10 CO.
operate in every way with the civic
organizations in the uphullding Of
their cities. and II appreciates tina
courtesy and recognition extended
Il by the Chamber OF comrnerce.
Tho next meeting Of tho Zon,a
club win hs held Wednesday even.
ina. October 70 at p. m. at the
tea room OF tho Y. w. c. a. Tho
program II "a surprise. Come and
ind out what II In.
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Informal Dinner at Home

Ramsay
Dallas who
Tuesday U. Mississippi cruise Southern
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Tut,pgpAY pnooprss cum

Tho Thursday Progress club Will
meet Thursday. October IS. at 10
a. m. with Mrs. knight. TAG South.
crn st. Take n South Park car on
First ave, and get Off at Southern st.
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ALKI woMEN,s CLUB

Tho Alki Womon's Improvement
club viii hold a soclnl meeting on
Tuesday. the 23rd. at 23o in tho aft.
ernoon, at tho homo OF Mrs. George
a. Smith, ol00 West Spokane avc.
This Will be the annual "stunt day"
and all tho members are expected to
participate In tho program.
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FRUIT AND FLOWER
MISSION BAZAAR

Mrs. Harry Otis Mcknight. chair.
man Of tho Fruit and Flower Mission
bazaar. TO he held November =. at
tho Hotel Washington. has called a
meeting OF the card committee for
Monday morning. octobor e. ~ 1880
o'clock. ut the Hotel Washington.
An interesting announcement In
connection with tho bazaar is the
card party planned for that evening
at the hotel. Tho committee In
charge Of table reservations viii be
announced later.
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Halloween ChiIdren's Party

For the pleasure OF her little daughter Betty Mrs William
viii entertain with small informal at her
noon October 2s.
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QUEEN ANNE FoRTNIGHTLY
Tho regular meeting Of tho Queen
Anne FortnIghtiy win be held at
tho Federated clubhouse. on Thurs.
day. October 20. at p. m. Mra.
D. 4. Fryer and Mlss Adelaide Pol.
lock. hoaiesses.
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Recent Bride VIII Be Feted Guest; Mrs. Jer-
ONE Entertaining on Thursday Afternoon
p honor Mrs Farla and Miss
soonbg cards bridge "Wednesday
afternoon. az their apartment In Rex Arms
Eight tables viii be Ia play
Mrs. Jerome Plans Bridge Luncheon
placed hrtyfye Mrs Timothy Jerome is entertaining
luncheon her homo Thursday afternoon October 10 Bridge
amusement
Buffet Supper and Bridge
DR. and Mrs Allison r. wanamaker this evening at
heir homo with buffet and bridge later
Hosts at Bridge Supper
Mrs Olsen viii the first OF series OF dinners at their
evening. Later bridge viii DO
enjoyed.
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Ia1terlaken Guilds Bridge Tea November Q

l. Monson
bridge and nah Friday afternoon November
club The committee assisting r.
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Miss Pearl Megrath ENGAGED

engagement daughter
Pearl Mr. Norman place early
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Entertaining Luncheon Club

Mrs Peter Andrae enteranngh bridge luncheon
Tuesday
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Mrs. Jerome Plans Bridge Luncheon
Buffet Supper and Bridge

Dr. and Mrs. Allison T. wanamaker arc entertaining thu
heir homo with buffet supper and bridge later
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BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
WOMEN'S CLUBS

The next regular meeting win be
held in tho Fine Arts gallery. on
Tuesday, october 20, at Gas y. m.
DIR. iinttic Slaughter viii talk on
MY Trip Thru Europe which
promises TO be of much interest.
a gettogether meeting will DO
held on November o.
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DAY NURSERY

DAY MULBERRY
The regular meeting OF the Seat.
tic Day Nursery association. 500
broadway, viii 10 held Thursday.
October 20. at .. m. Mrs. T. A.
FnnEioli. hostess. with Mrs. Frank
MackNm assisting.
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Hosts at Bridge Supper

Mrs Olsen viii give the first OF series OF dinners az their
this entertaining fourteen guests Later bridge VIII DO
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Cards ont for Masquerade Dance

Gladys Morgan Thma Manson
Thursday
October 25 at the Rainier
Donald McEacheran Mr. and Mrs
Manson Miss Krstine Thomle assist
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FRATERNITY Will Honor Mothers

Phi lambda chapter of zea Psi is planning it's ann
the mothers and friends of the fraternity on Sunday
2s Mrs. J. X. Alexander from the Mothcrs club and
the fraternity, are in charge Of arrangements.
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SIGNS ON THE TRAIL
Here's "A good plan. When a giri
In your group has a birthday, sub.
scribe 10 the Eyerygirl's or the
Torch for her That's what the
Wecawa girls are going 70 do.
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LADIES OF THE GOLDEN NORTH

I4NIyII4s Vt IfIHs NfpI4tfstN oNVTNITf
Mrs. j. Wilkcrson will entertain
the Ladies OF tho Golden North Mt
her residence, 6i5 Broadway N. Wed.
ncsday. Oct. "a. at p. m. All Alas.
kans welcome. There will DO sill.
yer offering.
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PALM CIRCLE NO. &C

rs. at AIS 40th ave. s. w
PALM CIRCLE NO. &C
Palm Circle No. sc, N. of w. viii
hold memorial services following
their regular meeting Mt Odd Eel
lows hall. 10th and f. Pine. on Mon
day, Oct. %.
SEATTLE TEMPLE NO. o
Seattle Temple No. 3. Pythihr
Sisters. will give card part,
Monday evening, at a. o. u. w
hall, 1902 Ninth ave. Cards nj o
Everyone invited.
COMMONWEALTH CLUB
Earthquakes and Their Causes
will be the subject discussed b,
Professor II. j. Saunders OF IN,
University Of Washington. before
the Commonwealth club at Dart
nails cafeteria. Second and Madison
Monday evening, October 20, al
6d5 p. m. The public rs invited
CAPITOL HILL w. G. r. Il,
Capitol Hill w. c. 4. u. viii
meet Tuesday, October %. at F.
p. m. Mt the home OF Mrs. Mari,
Ridgeway, 1122 goth N. Members
requested to attend.
MCKINLEY CIRCLE
Mckinley Circle, Ladies' of tn,
q. a. r.. will have silver tea
at the homo Of Mrs. Sarah u. Wels
1922 Burke ave. on Tuesday
October 20, at noon. Member.
urged 10 be present.
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Inside activities and winter plans
arc tho important features OF the
Campfire meetings this time Of the
year. The Neeaohes Campfire Girls
practieed songs and earned honors at
their last meeting ut the homo Of
Isabel Whnliey.
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To the Guardians: Have Won
earned that IS yet? Remember, at
the guardians meeting that you
planned to make pies and cakes, to
have that s. ready when the ship
Is rnoored.
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wooDcRAFT THfAiBLE CLUB
Seattle woodcraft Thimbls club
viii hold an nll-day session al Neigh.
Dor Kate c. Edwards home. 3tas
First ave. on wednesday. Oct ~.
Take North Queen Anne car 10 First
ave.
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w. y. a. SEWING CIRCLE
West Seattle Review w. u. A. Sew.
ing Circle will meet Friday, October
rs. at AIS 10th ave. s. w.
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Headquarters now has those tams
and armhands that you have been
asking about for so long. Hurry
and get yours before they are gone
again.
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Halloween parties, with gobllns.
ghosts and ali the other things that
go 20 make up a party. arc being
planned for by the waita girls from
Richmond Highlands Their party
viii DO on the evening OF October 81.
following a ceremonial. Tho girls arc
busy working on towels for tho ship.
and their headbands, Tho refresh.
ments committee for the party is
Helen Guth. chairman; Mona Aston
and Elizabeth Clark.
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WOMAN . ltAnBNOo CLUB
The Woman's Lakewood Civic I'm.
provcment club has secured DIR. NJ.
ID. Young for n series Of lectures on
Health" beginning Tuesday. Oct. 20.
at s p. m. ut the Lakewood clubhouse.
These lectures win be given on the
second and fourth Tuesday OF each
month.
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Tho guardians training courses.
which open Monday at , and Wed.
nesdhy evening at f:3o. arc open 10
all women who are interested In
tho Campfire program. as well as
present Campfire GuardinnA-
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Beaded headbanda is the password
for F1remakers. Have you started
yours7 Tho Tobehahe girls are
bringing their headbands 20 meet
ings and racing TO see who can
weave the most number OF rows.
Why don't you do this?
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1923-04-26
MEN

DO you belong to the Modern Wood
man OF America? If YOU don't Why
irlntSviic has Il camp here of nice fell
.owS and they will he glad to tell you
about the good Insurance they have
and the protection it gives besides
many other benefits you would derive
from being a member.
The NJ. w. of \. has one Of the fin
est Sanitoriums located in Colorado for
the benefit of the members only and at
no cost TO them whatever
Roy Hylbert Special Deputy is here
now working i'll the interest of this
Camp.
1t costs only $6.2j to join now while
the Charter is open.
We wait to make Grantsville Camp
he largest Camp OF Woodman in this
rart of the country.
Ask about il. investigate it and join
is. men, as it is one OF the best social
orders and can get the cheapest life in
eurance in our Fraternity Of any other
Come in now boys and get in on the
Big Feed the last night of the drive
He are going to serve refreshments and
you don't want TO miss that
IraternAlly Kanawha Camp No.15510
Grantsville, w. Va