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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-28

The local League OF Women Voters
Is particularly fortunate in having as
guest on March 5 Miss Belle shcr.
win, OF Cleveland, o., the second vice
president Of the National League OF
Women Voters.
Miss sherwin is making nm extern.
slew tour Of the West, visiting South
Dakota, Nebraska, Wyoming. Mon.
tana, Idaho, Washington. Oregon,
California, Nevada and Utah in her
travels In the interest OF the depart.
ments OF efficiency In government
and citizenship schools for the no.
tional league. Of which she IL chair.
man. IA second vice president OF
the national organization. she nlso
In ex.offlcIo head of the chaIrmen OF
standing committees, and II ls for
their particular interest in addition
TO her desire 10 learn OF the work
done by Western states along the
limo OF efficiency In government that
Miss Sherwin ig visiting these states
just at this time, n few weeks before
tho national convention. which IA to
be hold In Dcs Moinos, April to a..
Since 1918 Miss sherwIn has been
trustee OF Wellesley college, and
always has maintained her interest
In things educational. In addition 10
all her other activities, she superIn.
tends the care OF her gardens In her
summer home at Willoughby. whore
she lives from May TO November.
each year, and these gardens arc not.
cd for their beauty and artistry.
Miss shcrwin win be the guest Of
tho state executive board OF tho
Washington state League, at lunch
con given at tho College club on Mon
day, March 3, ana at 2;3O the Seattle
League OF Women Voters will bc
hosts at q meeting held at the Y. w.
| c. A.
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Max Garrett. OF N. Engilsh depart.
meui. win speak al 7ao . m.
MASCs DRAMATUs CLUB
A meeting OF the NAnus urllnaius
club will DO held Thursday. March
/. AZ The homo Of Margaret Ep,t!.
siot RRvenna blvd.
SEATTLE SOCIAL CLUB
The Seattle Social club VIII meet
with Arn. s. s,lverman. 80 Harvard
ave. y. Thursday. March /. az :
.. m Take broadway car Al East.
crn Stars and friends invited.
SEXTON FAST PRESIDENT
CLUE
The Sexton Past President club
win glvs card party Friday. March
2. At Veterans hall. Armory
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cationai loan fund
The senate bin nppropriatlBg 1i50,-
900 Tor a womhu'a industrial home
and clinic. tho house hill for feeble.
minded children and the senate I'm
on tho control Of road houses were
Endorsed.
Mrs II. T. Aalthy. president % the
federation, announced that AZ the
March meeting nominations for re-
cording secretary. treasurer and audi
tor would IN order. and also that
delegates 20 the stats convention AZ
Mount Vernon would be selected.
Mra T. y Dudden. Mrs = NJ Pearl
and Mrs H. J Rcelia form the nom
mating committee.
Mrs =. l. Ballaine. chairman o.
the moving picture committee. an
n0unced that her committee united
With the Pnrent-Teacher associations
IN their Endorsement Of films The
meeting closed with a talk by Mas
Nellie Cornish on the needs % the
Cornish school
LESTEN TEAS
The women's aFHocint.on % Plym.
outh Congregational church has
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Organ Recital by
Eugene Musser

Alr Eugene Field Muhsr. a mem.
bsr Of the Cornish school family. viii
rive an organ recital nj the First
Bap,ssi church on sunday afternoon.
March ~. NJ I o'clock. Mr.. Musber
Will 30 given assistance by tho pirpt
Baptist choir. under tho direction Of
Mra Ella Helm Boardman.
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ga music All strangers and lonely
people invited.
FEDERATION or wOMENS
CLUBS HAVE MONTHLY
MEETING
Tho city Federation Of women's
clubs held It's monthly meeting
Monday afternoon Al tho clubhouse
and transacted several Items Of inter-
est Among them was the acceptance
Of the womcn'a Lakewood civic I'm
proycmcnt club aA a member Of the
federation. Mira w. T. Barnhart.
chairman OF the child welfare COM
mittec. announced that the course q
lectures by Miss Ruth Carroll OF the
University OF Washington on the i'm
portanco OF ehildrcn'a diet. would
continue until March 20. and that
the annual baby clinic viii BE- held
~ the bon Marche. April Is. An
nouneemcnt was made that Mrs, VIII
lam r Harper viii be glad 10 speak
before any club regarding the edu-
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Oomen's Clubs
woMANs cENTrRY cLrn

WoMAN's CENTURY CLUB
Thursday. March /. tho current
events department OF tho Woman's
Century club win meet at 2 p. M.
with Mrs. s. II. Kerr. sO7 Maiden ave.
Take Capitol Illl car.
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FLOWER COMMITTEE

The flower commltis. ~ The Seat
To Chamber OF Commerce viii be In
charge Of tho regular luncheon o. tho
members council. Friday. March ?.
a, tho Masonic clubroona. In tho ar.
rads building. An eHcsllrn, program
has bcen arranged In keeping with
Garden and Arbor week The lunch.
con II open 20 men and women who
are Interested in beau,ifyinE tho city.
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DORIC SOCIAL. GLIB

Doric Social club will meet Thurs.
day, March /, at o'clock, with Mrs
Annie Hesketh, 471s Latona ave. Aa.
sisting hostess. Mrs. Annie Cook. An
Eastern Stars and friends invited.
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MRS CHARLES FIELD entertaining with bridge luncheon
Nl Friday
M Isl a
evening O informal
compliment Julian lngo who Is
The Orrhelm This
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Every druggist here guarantees each pack
are OF '"Pape's Cold Compound" to break
up any cold and end grippe misery in a
few hours or money returned STIFFNESS,
pain, headache, feyerishness, lnnamed or
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
NINA II. FRYE TENT.

NINA II. FRYE TENT.
No, 4.
Nina 81 Frye tent. No. u. Daugh.
tiers OF Veterans, win entsr,ain with
a dance Wednesday evening, Fobru
ary -. AZ the \. o. U. W. hail. 1902
Ninth ave. Tho regular business
meeting wiii b held Thurriay.
March !. az p, M. Al Vticanr
hail. Armory.
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SOCIAL AND CHARITABLE
cLuB "FREJA"
Tho Ladies' Social and Charitable
Club "FrrJA" wiIi meet Thursday,
March !. AZ .. m. at tho Swedish
club. Cards.
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Nlr and Mr. Richard Floyd Frost.
OF Gold Bar. viii spend tho week end
In town. aa tho gussu OF SIR Frost'u
parents. Mr. and Mira J y. Frost
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LAFAYETTE PRE.scHooL
T.rrz.V -

SAANSAsIs
lafayette Preschool circle viii
meet from 1890 TO 11a5 Thursday
morning, at the Hin street church.
Dr. Maud Parker viii speak. and
open house for the mothers viii be
feature Of the day from to 1890
q. m.
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MIssoULA CLUB

Missoula club will meet with Mrs.
James Walker, 1916 Third ave. on
Thursday, March /. Mrs. G. A..
Brown and Mrs. Ector. assisting
hostesses.
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CLUBS FOR THURSDAY
LAYTON CIRCLE

LAWTON CIRCLE
Mrs. j. Russell viii entertain Law.
ton circle at luncheon Thursday,
March /, at 1890 o'clock, at her
home, 1913 22d ave. ". w.
FATRyTEw PIT. a.
The Fairview PIT. A. viii hold
its regular meeting at the school,
Thursday. March /. at 2I5 p. m.
Mrs. J. j. Luithle will talk on Tho
Aims and Purposes Of the PIT. A."
The program viii also consist OF a
piano solo by Wesley Haug, a vocal
solo by Mrs. Roy Milton. talks on
current topics by pupils OF Miss Van
Horns room and bird songs by
pupils OF Miss Whitwer's room.
Business and refreshments.
CIVIC AND IMPROVEMENT
CLUB
Seattle Civic and Improvement
club win meet at the Federated
Club house. Thursday, March /, at
1 p. m. Mrs. j. o'Neil hostess.
ELDERBLooM CLUB
Elderbloom club will meet at tho
Knights Of Pythias hall. Third and
Virginia ct, Thursday. March l,
at IL a. m.
ALPHA PHI ALUMNAE
Alpha Phi alumnae will meet
Thursday, March /, at 2:3O D. m,
with Miss Marion Thomson, 1896
oath ave.
ROBERT Il. LEE CHAPTER
Robert Il. Lee Chapter. Daughters
OF the Confederacy, will have a meet
ff1g Mt the home OF Mrs. w. w. Rel.
logg. 1916 18th ave. NJ, Thursday
afternoon, March J., at 2 o'clock.
ALPHA CLUB
Mrs. w. X. McFarlane and Mrs. +.
Hamilton will entertain the Alpha
club Thursday, March /, OF the homo
OF Mrs. McFarlanc. 1741 18th ave. s.
Luncheon at 1890 o'clock.
LIEUT.. CUSHING CORPS
Lieut.. Cushing corps will entertain
fhc veterans OF the post ~ a noon.
day luncheon, Thursday, March /. at
the city hall, Ballard. Members
bling hot dish. The regular meeting
win be held at 2 y. m, followed by
cards.
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Personal

Mr and Mira Frederick Charles
tombstone ana Misa Ida Corey, who
have been travelling abroad since Do
cenbrr sailed today on tho Majestic
from southampton Tor New York
aud will return 10 Seattle about
March 10.
MIR Claude C. Ramsay. who has
been confined 90 his home for the
past fortnight. is now conyalcuccnl
Rev. and AIRS. John D. MeLauch.
Ian will return Friday from a
months trip In tho East
Mn. n. u. Dsnekson. who n
spending some time 10 the East. is
now visiting Ia New Orleans
SIR and Mrs Raymond Bordeaux r..
turned Monday 10 their home AZ Bor.
deaux. after spending a few days In
town. Mr.. ana Mrs. Thomas Dor
deaux. who LEFT recently for Cali
fornla. win not return for several
weeks.
Mrs. BENJAMIN 3, Grovcup spent
the week end IN Tacoma,
Mr ana Mr.. Arthur Jerrsns have
returned 20 their home In Chicago.
after making n short visit with STR.
and Mrs. Claude 81 geclsy
ar. ana MR.. c, J Smith returned
today from a months trip In Cali
fornla.
SIR. and Mrs John 7. ilsffernan.
accompanied BY their daughter. Mrn
Lawrence Arnold. left Sunday Tor q
visit IN California,
Mr. and Mn. y, n hyperion have
returned from motor trip 20 Cali
fornla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert ~ Price. 81
Iowa. who have been spending the
winter IN California. viii arrive next
week 70 Wait thir relatives, Mr and
Atrr. Falcon Joalln.
Mr. and Mr.. Richard Floyd Frost
OF Gold BAR. viii spend tho week end
In town. az tho guesM % SIR. Frort's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-28

eongested nose and head relieved with first
dose. These safe, pleasant tablets are Inc
quickest, surest relief known and cost only a
few cents Millions now take Pape's instead
Of sickenlng quinlne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-28
FoRTsoN.THYGEsEN
ATrXTV ADv

4 VI 7 sIEVsF 4 II U Ls0f4sN
AUXILIARY
acknowledgement auxiliary win
give tea Thursday, March /, at tho
home OF Mrs. Charles Hnfer. G7i5
Fremont ave. Members arc asked to
come prepared to sew for the benefit
OF the relief committee.
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LONESOME cLuB srEcIAL
- sa..s-...sa g.4a.ass-.

The Lonesome club win give a $40
cial entertainment Of the Rainier
Grand hotel wednesday evening
February IS. AZ p. m There also
viii 30 cards and dancing. with aplcn.
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Mr.. and Aira Albert ~ Price. o.
iowa. who have been spending the
winter IN California. viii arrive next
week 10 Wait thir relatives, Mr and
Mrs Falcon Joslln.
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Dinner and Olpheum Partu

J. their
honor OF Mr. and Mrs
Brownn Jr Tho later attended tho performance at the
orphcuu.
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Friday; On. and Mrs. Mason Hosts Last
EUenmg.
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FAIRYIEw P..T. a.
CIVIC AND IMPROVEMENT

Seattle Civic and Improvement
club win meet at the Federated
Club house, Thursday, March /, at
l p. m. Mrs. j. o'Neil hostess.
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Mayonndise Dressing

I cup Marcia teaspoon Sal,
Tablespoons Lemon Juice
or Vinegar
Egg Yoik y teaspoon Sugar
Steaspoon Papriks
Add well mixed seasoning TO
egg, with one teaspoon
lemon juice or vinegar, and
beat well, adding one tea.
spoon Marola at a time until
mixture chickens, after which
the Marola may be added
moro rapidly. Thin with
lemon Juice or vinegar when
necessary.
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ZONERY cLUB
NURSES our DINNER

NURSES CLUB DINNER
Tho Washington University Nurses
CLUB win give a dinner Thursday,
March I. AZ s p m. IN tho banquet
room OF the Commons. on the Uni.
yersity o. Washington campus Or.
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HAWTHORNE p II A

Hawthorne PIT. a. win meet AZ
2;SO p. m. Thursday. Miss Ruth Car.
roll will talk on the food value OF
milk. A short program by pupils VIII
be given and a representative OF the
Red Cross will be heard
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Quiet Wedding

wedding soeu.
Rev eddng 65i orcas Following the
served by Mrs
California be homo in
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FoRTNiGHTLY CLUB
Tho Queen Anne Fortnlrhtly club
viii NEE, with Airs J r. Bushnell.
Gil ComNock -. Thuuday. March
!. az o'clock.
APPLE BLOSSOM CLUB
The Michigan Apple blossom club
viii meet with Mrs Alma sehulcr
t22s 10Th syo. y. T.. for luncheon
Thursday. March /. at 1880 o'clock.
Served by Division No. s.
DAUGHTERS OF ST. GEORGE
The Daughters Of 81 George viii
meet IN the ~. r. u. A. hhll Thurs
day. March I. AZ l1o o'clock
ZONERY CLUB
The Zonery club viii hold an open
meeting Thursday. March !. az s
D. m, IN the lecture room on The
fourth floor Of the Y. ". c, A. Dr.
r. Z. Barnes. HpcakcT pcmonstrs.
tons
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Orthopedic Thrift Shop


Ella guild
Hin guild Mss
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Entertains informally

Ms. Francis Guy Frtnk entertained lntorm
afternoon az her home in Deuny Blaine park
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ELDERBLooM CLUB

Elderbloom club will meet at tho
Knights Of Pythias hall. Third and
Virginia ct, Thursday. March /,
at IL a. m.
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A-<N ~ LC-f 1AAtAslSfS
Mrs. J.. Russell viii entertain Law.
ton circle at luncheon Thursday,
March /, at 1890 o'clock, at her
home, 5sl3 22d ave. y. w.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-28
thousands of wonoen
are nouU making
their o,Un Mayonnaise

Why not use the Mazda you have,
or get can from your grocer, and
try the recipe given here! See how
simple it is to make perfect mayor.
naise. Mazda is packed and sealed
in sterilized tins, on our own prem.
Uses, under expert supervision.
Your grocer sells it in pint, quart,
half-gallon and gallon tins. The
large sizes are most economical.
Mazda is never sold in bottles
or in bulk-as are ordinary salad
oils. If Mazda is not satisfactory,
return it, andget your money! back.
Order Mazda from your grocer
today.
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did music. All strangers and lonely
people invited.
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Seattle Society
Edited by Lillian Keen LeBaister Telephone Main O6OO
Music and Society Assistant-Louse Raymond.
Art-Dorothy Fay Gould Telephone, Capitol 0s29.
Mrs. Field Plans Luncheon and Dinner for
Friday; Dr. and Mrs Mason Hosts Last
EUenlRg.
Mrs CHARLES entertaining bridge
1l honor Mrs Vivian Hutchinson
Who returned three months the East
compliment Julian a'ngo who is appearing at
The orpheam This week
Dinner and Orpheum Party
DR. and Mrs J. Tate Mason hosts last evening az their home
party performance
orpheum
Mrs. Mclean Hostess Today
entertained today with luncheon Of twelve covers at tho sunset club
Informal Tea on Friday
compliment Calvert and Ms William Calvert who
SA S ss informal 1% s her home Friday S1 ''
Honor Guest at Luncheon
Claude entertained her homo yesterday afternoon
clark New York make her home
EntertainS Informally
afternoon her home in Denny Blaine psrk.
Charming Bridge Luncheon
Mrs Fred Enssad entertained hi, afternoon a; her home on Queen
guests tables decorated with attractive
baskets OF spring flowers in paste. shade.
Entertain for Travellers
Honoins Mr. and Mrs b b Burnside who leave soon for trip to
this Ms vii" Win 5s' table; w bridge their heir.
compliment to the travellers.
Bridge Luncheon at Home
s SS b g4 TS ' assaao A luncheon s e Eo vs sg %
compliment members bridge luncheon club
Meeting of Mills College Club
Miss r rss 9a 1 o 5 o m Ss s " her s1m
the afternoon.
Luncheon VIII Honor Musician
musicians Thursday
metropolis Episcopal
Art Club Entertained
Mrs morning
Dinner Postponed
at their quarters at Fort Iawton has been postponed.
Orthopedic Tea Shop
l. win guild Thursday
at the orhopedic Tea shop assisted BY Mrs l. Carey
Lee Johnston Mrs George Pa''eH Mrs Roy Davis and Mrs E Stn
Children's Party
Dancing give pro
and dancing party Dousas han Saturday
Orthopedic Thrift Shop
Assisting at the Thrift Shop Thursday morning win
represented By Gilman ana Mss
The wedding solen
Rev redng s5l orcas T. folo~nF e eerem s ann or
by Mrs the
trip California Mr. and Mrs Smith will be a, homo in
Aberdeen.
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Mrs. McElran Hostess Todau

Complmenting Mrs, Francis II. Browneu, Ir,
entertained today with luncheon ot twelve cover
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Children's Party

The chdren classes OF the Douglas School Of Dancing VIII give
gram and dancing party at pous hall Saturday afternoon o'clock
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MOTHERS, CLUE

Mothers' club Of University district
WIZ meet with Mrs. NJ. II. Hlnckley,
bO3O 10Th ave. N. H., on Thursday,
March ], Mt 2:3o p. m. Wesley r.
Rennie will DO the speaker.
MEET AT CHAPTER HOUSE
Delta Epsilon mothers. sisters and
wives are asked TO meet at tho chap.
ter house, 50l5 nth ave. N. H.,
Thursday, March /, at 2:3O O'Clock.
important business to transact.
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Informal IA on Flidau

As a compliment 70 Mrs. James Calvert and MIS-. \
returned last week from a trip In the East Mrs
entertain with an informal tea NJ her home Friday Al
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Charming Bndae Luncheon

home
beautifully luncheon followed By bridge The
tables decorated with attractive
baskets spring flowers pastel shades.
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Mr. and Mru. Y. H. Eppsrnon have
returned from a motor trip 20 Cali
fornla.
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ALPHA PHI ALUMNAE

Alpha Phi alumnae will meet
Thursday, March /, at 2:3O p. m,
with Miss Marion Thomson, 1896
Bath ave.
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Art Club Entertained

Mrs. A. z. Hamilton entertained the
at her home, $500 42nd ave. S. w.
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Bridne Luncheon at Home

covers
bridge
compliment members bridge luncheon
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Honor Guest at Luncheon

with a luncheon OF eight covers, followed
Mrs. Lester Clark. who leaves this week for
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Entertain for Travellers

u a
the
evening a bridge
o
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Dinner POSTPONED

this evening George
at their quarters at Fort Lawon has been postponed.
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LESTEN TEAS
The women's aFHocintion o. Plym.
outh Congregational church has
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TT is very easy to make the most
l. delicious mayonnaise you ever
tasted, with Mazda.
Mazola.made Mayonnaise is de-
lightfully smooth and creamy, and
always firm and fresh. Anditke
longer without getting rancid or
Separating out" You can be Ger.
tain that Mazola- Mayonnaise is
always pure and wholesome, and
that the eggs you use in it are abb
solutely fresh.
You'll find, also, that Mazda
thickens your mayonnaise more
quickly. This saves you consider
able time and labor.
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Meeting of Nils CoHeae Glib

Horton will the Mills College
Friday o'clock All Mills
: after
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air and Mrs John T, ileffernan,
accompanied BY their daughter. Mrn
Lawrence Arnold. left Sunday Tor q
visit IN California.
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Orthopedic Tea Shop

Mrs. J. L. VIM win be hostess for East
at the orthopedlc Tea shop. assisted By y
woodworth. Mrs. 7. L. Crowley. Mrs. II r.
Lee Johnston. Mrs. George Patten. Mrs. Roy
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FREE-Beautifully illustrated sixty.four
page Cook Book. Write to Johnson.
Leber Company, Seattle, Washington
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ROBERT Il. LEE CHAPTER
Robert Il. Lee Chapter. Daughters
OF the Confederacy, will have a meet
ing nj the home Of Mrs. w. w. Kel.
logg, 1916 18th ave. ~, Thursday
afternoon, March J., at o'clock.
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ALPHA CLUB
Mrs. w. X. MoFarlane and Mrs. +.
Hamilton will entertain the Alpha
club Thursday. March /. at tho homo
OF Mrs. McFarlanc, i74i 18th ave. 8.
Luncheon at 1890 o'clock.
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Luncheon WI Honor Musician

wadrop
OF Seattle win luncheon his Thursday
Pign Whistle Mr. waldrop municipal osnist southern
metropolis charge OF ST Lukes Episcopal church choir
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