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, 1923-04-05

Tomorrow-Friday, the 13th-is the
date of the spring ceremonial session
of the Shriners of Korein Temple at
Rawlins. Aspirants for Shrine honors
at this session say that, considering the
date selected, along with other prepa-
rations which they nave seer going on,
the outlook is not especially cheerful.
, 1923-04-05

Mr.. and Mrs. James Newlin of
Cheyenne have spent a few days in
the valley OF business and pleasure.
returning to their home Tuesday. Mrs.
'Newlin was formerly Miss Ethel Me
Mutt and is quite well known in this
vicinity.
, 1923-04-05
NOTICE.

The Corbett Ice Cream Co. of
Cheyenne have opened up a
Cream Station at the Paulson
Well Store. Give us a trial.
Correct weight and honest test
our motto. We always pay the
highest market price.
J. ID. PAULSON,
Local Agent.
, 1923-04-05

Coon Kuykendall, former well
known resident of this valley and To-
Gated at Rawlins for several years, Is
confined to his home with a fractured
leg. The injury was received in n
fall near his home a couple OF weeks
ago.
, 1923-04-05

Mrs. Ruth Hazel and daughter.
Miss Lena, of Byers, Colo, are spend
ing a few days in the valley visiting mt
the home of the formers sister, Mrs.
f. b.. Johnson, and family.
, 1923-04-05

-Four cars of young cattle. purchased
in Idaho by III. A. Hunter, arrived here
last Friday and were unloaded at the
Canyon yards and taken to one OF the
Big Creek Company's ranches. 1t is re-
ported that Mr.. Hunter expecrs 70 pur-
chase several thousand head this
spring, with which to thoroughly stock
his upper valley n g
, 1923-04-05

Mr.. and Mrs. C. B.. Crouch of Rawlins
came over for n joy ride Sunday, and
spent "A few hours here. Mr.. Crouch
has been in the employ of the Union
Pacific for the past several months.
, 1923-04-05

The Motion Picture World says
FLASHES of Action" is "the only real
picture of the World War" See this
great war film at the Lyric on the
evening of April 6. Shown under aus
pieces of the American Legion. Dance
after the show.
, 1923-04-05
Statement of Ownership,

Management, etc, required by the Act
of Congress of August "a, 1912, of
The Saratoga Sun, published weekly
at Saratoga, Wyoming, for April
l, 1923.
, 1923-04-05

Mrs. Daisy Brady, who has been re-
siding during the winter ON her home
stead near the Want ranch on Cedar
Creek, left on Mondays train for Hills
dale, Wyo., where she will visit for a
time at the home of a sister.
, 1923-04-05

Mrs. w. A. Humphreys came in
from the ranch on Pass Greek last Fri
day and spent n couple of days mere at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Newt
Doggett. She is now in Rawlins, visit
ing her daughters, Mrs. Jack Neske
and Mrs. Jack Sheahan.
, 1923-04-05
(SEAL)

FLASHES of Action the only official
war picture, will be shown at the Lyric
on April g, under auspices of Angus
England Post No. 81, American Legion.
A big dance after the show.
, 1923-04-05

Andrew Anderson, Jr., of the All
ranch on Mullen Creek, returned here
last week after an absence of several
months, during which time he visited
with relatives in Florida and other
southern and eastern states.
, 1923-04-05

See what modern warfare is, as told
by the camera. See FLASHES of Ac-
ton" at the Lyric theater April G,
under auspices of the Legion boys.
Dance after the show.
, 1923-04-05

Mrs. ]. w. Alden recently returned
to the valley after n several weeks
sojourn in Fort Collins, Colo, and 9TH
er outside points.
, 1923-04-05

We have a car of Rock Springs nut
coal on the road hat should arrive
here about Tuesday, April 1Oth.-Fos-
ter Lumber Co.
, 1923-04-05

Mrs. H. b. Prouty returned home
last Friday from Denver, where she
had visited for ten days with her par
ents and other relatives.
, 1923-04-05

Mrs. George Campbell and son James
were up from Pass Creek for an over
Sunday visit with Saratoga friends.
, 1923-04-05

p. L.. Gould tapped the water main
near his residence last Saturday and
the undermining of his residence prop
erty is now in progress.
, 1923-04-05

FOR SALE.-A slide trombone, newt
good band or orchestra instrument.
cheap; also a good guitar with attach
ments for playing Hawaiian steel
method, with instruction book.-In-
quire Sun Office.
, 1923-04-05

Roy Pew came in yesterday from the
Tilton ranch on Brush Creek and ex-
poets to go to Rawlins the last of the
week on Il business mission
, 1923-04-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schilt came up
from the Savage ranch Saturday on a
business errand. They returned home
Sunday.
, 1923-04-05

There's one easy and inexpensive
way to get rid of that surplus property
find your buyer through a want-ad.
, 1923-04-05

j. X. Rollman was a business visitor
here last Monday and Tuesday.
, 1923-04-05

Glen T. Scott of Saratoga arrived in
the city Tuesday and remained over
until today.-Laramie Republican.
, 1923-04-05

McKiliip writes surety bonds. II
you are in need of a bond, see him.
, 1923-04-05

c. A. Cook was down from Brush
Creek a couple of days this week.
, 1923-04-05

Fleischmann's fresh yeast. Always
fresh. 3 cakes for 10c al Blom's Cash
Store.
, 1923-04-05

SURETY BONDS ARE BETTER In
every case than personal bonds. If in
need of a bond, see NJ. b. McKillip.
, 1923-04-05

Sugar at $11.25 per hundred pounds
at BlOm's Cash Store.
, 1923-04-05

WANTED.-Man and wife on
ranch man to do ranch work and wife
to COOK for hands.-Inquire Sun Office.
, 1923-04-05

Lon Reynolds was up from walcott
Saturday on business.
, 1923-04-05

FOR SALE.-One DeLaval Separa-
tor, good as new; also two dozen White
Leghorn hens.-Inquire Mrs. A. Il.
Fausett, Saratoga.
, 1923-04-05

F. X. Johnson left ON Monday for
Denver on a business mission.
, 1923-04-05

FOR SALE turkey gobblers and
3 hem Also 4 white Pekin ducks
Inquire j. A. Phillips, Saratoga. 1928
, 1923-04-05

HOMEMADE RAG RUGS FOR
SALE.-Will weave rugs out of your
own rags for Toe per yard.-Inquire
Blom's Cash Store.
, 1923-04-05

FOR SALE. - One three-year-old
mule.-Inquire Sun Office.
, 1923-04-05

TO LEASE|Two ranches. Inquire
e. ID. Igo, Saratoga, phone 10 w. If
, 1923-04-05

FOR SALE.-one good milk cow
Inquire Sun Office.
, 1923-04-05
WANT ADS.

FOR SALE.-A reservoir complete,
for Universal range.-Inquire Sun Of
flee.
, 1923-04-05

FOR SALE.-Three White wyan-
dotte ROSTERS, one year old.-Inquire
Mrs. G. L.. Cuff, Saratoga 1898
, 1923-04-05
Millinery
ART NEEDLEWORK.

New Package Goods in All Kinds of Art Needle
work. D.. M. c. Embroidery and Crochet Threads
, 1923-04-05

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Calendar for
OrthOpedic Shops

The various guilds In charge az the
orthopcdlc Tea Shop next week viii
BE-: Monday. Trinity Parish. Miss
Alma Diecbhoff. hostess. assisted by
Airs. A. W. Anderson. Mrs. Gilbert
Black. Mrs. William Myers. Mrs. Carl
Lucks. afrs. ]. II. Condor, Mrs. G. ".
Woods. Mrs ]. r. Shepherd. Mrs.
Carl Knausenberger. Mrs George
Plummer and Mrs. J, l.. Mcpherson.
Tuesday. 81. Marks guild. Mrs.
Margaret Cheal. chairman; wednes.
day. Westminster. Mrs. NJ. &.
Wooste. chairman: Thursday, Queen
Anne. Mrs. y. c. Yancey. chairman.
Friday. Washington Park. Mrs. Fred
Everett. chairman; Saturday. l.. o. r.
club. Mrs. w n Farley. chairman.
The Thrift Shop viii be In charge
Of University guild Monday morning.
with Mrs. w ~ Hanson and Mrs.
c. Clark: in the afternoon. Broad.
way, with Mrs. II. l.. Greene and
Mrs. Corwiu Eberting. Tuesday
morning. East Highland Drive. Mrs.
j. Moore. chairman; afternoon. In.
teriaken. Mrs. c. Coolidge. chairman.
Wednesday morning. Queen Anne.
Mrs. II. X. Elliott. chairman; after
noon. Madrona, Mrs. J Charbneau.
chairman. Thursday morning. Mt
Baker. Mrs. c. Douglas. chairman:
afternoon. First Hill. Mrs. Fred Gil.
man. chairman. Friday. Medina,
Miss Sara Williams in charge. Sat.
urday. Frink Park, with Mrs. 8. A..
Carman.
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Patrons and PatroResses
for Dramatic EUening

Announcement is made today OF
the patrons and patronesSes for the
dramatic evening planned for Thurs.
day. November 80. at the women's
University club. under the patronage
OF La ComteSSe d.Audiffrot. Mon,
sleur vaeher Corbierc. French con.
sui: L'Union Franchise and com.
mitteo OF prominent Seattle men and
women.
Included are Judge and Mrs,
Burke. DIR. and Mrs, H. IL. Gowen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Green. Judge
and Mrs. Everett Smith. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. S, Kerry. Mrs. Hebron.
Airs. l.. W. Carr, Mrs. Albert Charles
Phillips. Mrs. Henry suzEallo, Mrs.
Trnfford Huicson. Mrs. Francis Guy
Frink. Mrs. a. u. Stewart. Mrs VII,
sIiam II. McEwan. Mrs. David Edward
Skinner. Mrs. c. ID. St,mson. Mrs. IT.
r. Alexander. Mrs. John w. Eddy,
Airs. Edward |. Garrett, Mrs. Drury
X. Adams. Mrs. Fred Baxter. Mrs.
Clearance Blethen, Mrs. f. A. Strout.
Mrs. j. ID. Lowman. Mrs. Frank
Waterhouso and Mrs, 4. c. Steven.
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Dinner and Informal Talk at Sunset GLIB; Pron,i-
net Men and Women Sponsor Interesting Event

ID "REMINISCENCES OF early Sc,
Nv attic" with stercopticon views,
will be given by Mir Vivian CarlSoek,
following the dinner planned by the
Sunset club on "Wednesday evening.
November 81, at o'clock.
Among those entertaining dinner
guests VIII be the hos,esses, Mrs,
George ponworth and Mrs, Worrall
Wilson; Mrs. Fred Baxter. Mrs.
Francis Guy Frink. Mrs, Karl Har.
hlugh. Mrs. Thomas Green. Mrs.
James u. Hogc, Mrs. j. 5. Gibson.
Mrs, Allison t, wanamakor. Mrs,
Archibald :, nowney Mrs samuel
Leroy Crawford. Mrs. w. w. Fclger.
Mrs. George I. Reid, Miss Nellie
Cornish.
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Junior League viii Be
AT Home InformdllY

The Junior league will have an in.
formal open house Monday afternoon
mt the new Eastlake branch OF the
Seattle Day Nursery association. 5is
Fairview ave. The Seattle Day Sur.
~sery committee in charge is Mrs.
! James II. Calvert, Mrs. David j.
Grant and Mrs. l.. L. Mendel.
: The officers OF the Junior league
who will give volunteer service az
this branch include Miss Catherine
/. Collins. president. Miss Dorothy
Ewing. vice president; Mrs. Walter
McEwan Tomkins. second vice presi.
dent; Miss Dorothy Campbell. treas
urcr. and Miss Priscilla Treat. secre-
tary.
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| Music
Sophie Braslau
Wins Praise

Sophie brnalnu. gifted oontrnlto
OF the Metropolitan Grand Opera
company and also n concert artist
or international reputation, wnn
heard In recital last evening at thS
Plymouth Congregational church.
Miss Iirnhlnu has many ndmlrofn
among local music lovers, having
appeared here before In concert and
also In the pageant "Amorloanun, f"
Rl,vn at tho university last sum.
MGR.
Miss ijraalau haH an opulent con.
tralto voice, clear deep. resonant
and OF beautiful quality. Her In.
torprclatlons arc colorful, and she
sings with full musical appreciation
and understanding. Hho In ono OF
thr few artists who display unusual
dramatic and emotional ability, i'm.
parting 10 each number her own
personal understanding.
From point OF pure musical
worth tho opening numbers. Aria
"chc faro sepaa Euridicc," from or.
reo II Euridico. 10y Gluck. Handlers
"furIbnndo." BoVthoycn's Natures
Alteration" and the Iinhunara from
Carmen" which WAS given for an
encore. were by far tho most on.
Joyablo or last evenings program.
The group Of songs OF lighter
vein which followed, lnoiudSd Lon.
donderry Air 20 Would Were the
Tender Apple BLOSSOM and "rhc
Lo,vrs Curse" two Irish songs:
Send Me Il Lover, ST. Valentine"
an old English song. a negro splr.
ltmai, Sometimes Feel Like
Mothericas Child; ia aieaio and
"lsantln' Rovin' l.obln." both az.
ranged hy Deems Taylor.
AilhA Braslau's closing group was
composed Of Might" by Ilubinstcin:
illmakyltorsakoff'a familiar Song
~ India: ION the Dnyepr." by
MousnorEaky. "crndle Song" by
iljinsky Knox: hey or sly Heart, /"
BY Happaport. and Allitscn's Song
n Thanksgiving" In response 10
the inalatent applause which fol.
lowed each number the artist sru.
clously responded with "Mnrchcts."
= Passed by Your Window "aie
ND Ny I'm natenn" and "The
sweeiea, Story Ever Told for en-.
cores.
Ethel Cave Cole proved an ablc
aceompaniss for the singer, Mlaa
Israslau'e local concert was under
Tho management Of the mems club
u the Plymouth Congregational !
shurch. who viii present AIbcr,
spaldiug ia concert on December IL. |
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Campfire Girls Personal

Mr. and Mrs. 4. J. Fisken moiorcd
TO Belllngham today 10 spend the
weekend with their son.lnlaw and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Everett.
Griggs IL.
Mrs. Della Gearin and Mrs. Ira
Powers. OF Portland, arc the house
guests over the weekend Of Mrs.
Gearin's brother.in.law and sister.
SIR. and Mrs. William Leonard
Eaton.
Mr. and Mrs. George Iverson and
two children left this week for San
Diego, Cal. where they VIII make
their home indefinitely.
Mr. Walter Foster OF San Francis.
co. Is spending a few days in town
al the Hotel Washington. 4
Mr. and sfrs. George Z. AIcaiurt!e.
Of Kansas City are the guests for a
few days Of Air. and Mrs. i. d. Hurl.
but. on their way 10 California.
Mr.. and Mrs ". EIsin ana
daughter. Louise haze arrived from
Miles City. Mont. and win make
their future home here.
Nr. Ben Butter. who has beer
on three months trip TO the
Orient, Is expected home next week.
Mrs. J. c. Huteson who has been
visiting her son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Air. and Mrs Dietrich Schmitz
for a fortnight. returned today 10
her home at East Sound.
Reginald Parsons, Jr., who is at
tending school in the East. viii
spend his Thanksgiving vacation
with his uncle and aunt. Mr.. and
Mrs a II, Bemis. at Chestnut Hills,
Mass. =
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Anrud Mar
oric Holiness are receiving congratu.
ations upon the birth OF daughter,
November I, at the Swedish hospital.
Mr.. +. +. Blaine left today for Salt
axe City to attend the annual meet.
ne Of the Western States Reclama.
ion association on the 18th and goth.
Miss Molly Graham OF Spokane.
Sho has been attending the Unlver.
ity OF Washington. has returned to
Ter home on account OF Illness.
Congressman and Mrs. l.. II. Had
ey OF Bcllingham will arrive in town
sunday TO visit with relatives for a
ew days before going to Washing.
on. ID. c.
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Wednesday Morning
Musicale

The regular monthly concert Of the
Seattle Musical Art society viii be
Eivcu Wednesday morning. N0ycm.
her -, az II o'clock. a, the womrn's
University club auditorium.
Following ia tho program. which
viii be- presented by two Of seBttieH
gifted young musicians.
Hahsta. op s.. II rlats..........c Chopin
crave pappio mpFimeuts
HeAsfEo
Mafrh rsnsbFs
Presto
Vssta Mplh
~
f#i ~rruh@ wsfismt .... Chopin
90 '-t4thsuisellss Lied"
te1 fBss RlnRiatn"
fal "Aiir aus ssn AMErH'
teI "Bashapai'
TanaFs ADAMS.
hsthsfias Robinson al ihr plano.
ftpEtaH "a charge u Nihs Eara calmhn.
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II Is evidenced by the long list OF
season ticket holders that lovers Of
the best In music are looking for.
ward with keen anticipation 10 their
appearance in concert next Tuesday
evening. November 20. at the WON.
ems University club auditorium.
The series OF concerts nrc under
the management Of Mrs. John Spar.
CUR and win begin promptly ~ $50
Doors win be cloHed al that time and
no one VIII be admitted until after
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II II unauestionably true that one
must have some musical knowledge
10 follow intelligcnily chamber
music program. but Il IL also a fact
that true Dri. as interpreted by the
sparEur string quartet. Is approcl-
nted by any layman Of average intel.
llgcnce, They have attained degree
OF perfection In this field Of musical
expression that gives prestige not
enjoyed by many string ensembles
anywhere.
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Luncheon Honors
Madame Stl1deIius

Mrs. Elizabeth Richmond Miller
land her daughter. Miss Marjorie
Miller. entertained Mt luncheon on
Friday afternoon at the women's
University club in honor OF Madame
Marie SundeIlus. famous prina don.
ma. who is the guest Of DR.. and Mrs.
Jay 7. Durand for a day or 50. Gov.
crs were placed for eleven.
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Luncheon Club viii
Be Hosts

The Mount Baker Park Luncheon
club IS entertaining with a o'clock
luncheon. followed By bridge. on
Wednesday afternoon. November 81.
at the club house.
The hostesses for tho affair win be
Mrs. Wallace n. MacBriar. Mrs. NJ.
Harshman. Mrs. C. T. Morford and
Mrs. J. w. Jones.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
WEST SEATTLE ART rttp

WEST SEATTLE ART CLUB
The West Seattle Art club will
meet at the home Of Airs. G. J. Stan.
ley. 1913 18th ave. s. w. on wednes.
Day, November 81. at 1890 a. m.
The Art Colonies Of the East" will
be discussed by Mrs. Max Kuner ana
The Arts and Crafts Movement in
America" will be given by Mrs. Dan.
lei Raglan.
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To Entertain at
Yacht Club

The skyline Trallcrs. newly or
ganixed club OF young people, have
invitations out for a BLUE scrpcn
tine Ball. a, the Seattle Yacht club
on Friday evening. November 20.
The committee In charge OF or
engagements includes; Mr.. Ruper;
Pidduek. MIR. Arthur Knudson. atr
Kenneth Olson. Mr.. Melvin Williams
and Mr. Dick Hergurt,
Patrons and patronesses will b.
Dir. and Mrs. +. A. Balls. Or. and
Mrs. +, H. Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. n
Il. store. Mr.. and AIrs william \.
Eastman. Mr.. and Mrs l. II. Brig,
ham. Mr.. and Mrs. II. ". Charles
and Mr.. and Mrs. X. 5. Baxter.
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the entire first number Is played.
The complete program follows.
Quartet y Major No. 20 (compored
lfFbl tssss.sssss...ssssss Mozart
Allegro moderate
NsBuetto
Finale allegro
Cherry Rips" .................Isrl Bridge
'~rbFenodF" s............ IeEwen
f''FioweFs u the FoFeHt'J
Quartet u Major Opus II. .Tachaikowsky
Moderate Henpiiee
AEdnnts ehntablis
kciierzo allegro non tanto con fuoeo
Finale allegro iusto
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NORTHWEST PRODUCTS
l LUNCHEON

a Northwest products luncheon
will be given ut tho home OF Mrs
Irene Blue. 5204 18th nve. n. H., on
Tuesday noon, November 20. Miss l..
spraFue wiz demonstrate and the
Daughters Of Veterans, Clara Barton
tent will serve All interested per.
sons will be welcome.
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DATES
TO REMEMBER

1 fffhs ff'htE wv t4Fss'fftS
Tssn ard ag~p einbs dance 81
The wiis8nlaB.
SIT. and ARE. u ]. Peters dinner
al home,
| SUNDAY, NOVEMBER is--
| 3Fa TrsffoFa Hulee9n's tea "a honpF
| Afs Frederick Bentley AZ bone,
MONDAY, NOVEMBER Ia
| College eiub 10 Eiya Informal dinner
20 b. feliaesd b musieal pro-
| gram,
Sire. George ". Iahnsaus bridge
AIRS GEORGE W tehnspps bridge
Mfs, chester n. nsiias's bridge
| t8Hchton 90 hBbes Mrs A. g.
STOREY snd Mfs George Woodruff.
/ at home.
rrisDAf. NOVEMBER so--
ATS rfAnses juhnsians's ipfefmsi
| bridge ard sea for Mrs. STANLEY
| uvifnshs 81 horne
Airs Rouaia D. Fishers luncheon a.
the Sunset ciuh.
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 81
AIR. HaFrY u6is8ms thrsSsF party.
fsiioMsd bv tea. ~ tie Sunset
club. fnf Miss clara EmDfS
Sir And Nss, Raymond EsRvns
bisrlpws dinnFr an3 bridge %
hanaf Miss virginia jefffs9p aud
~ stanton Frederick
nsDty. NOVEMBER IT,
Jf sid Mrs LAY l. parsnds dsh-
asr ~ hasns tar Mrs Predsfiek
livngis9
Sis Ira nfensoms luurhean a. the
SUNSET club sof Mf George u,
khYets ~ Van Frsneisrn
III, asd AIRS. Ernest wanamsksfs
buffet ditnsT sor ~ aud Mrs.
~ ~ Ryan. a. home
NJ aHd Aifs > Erred ntAsd's and
Frances Hrsh tillrpys dance az
She hsaItie Yachg silib
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER ea--
Nfs Evan f. MsCprd. Ir. 10 sirr
tea and hifcheu shower Ia honor
~ Miss clara Emory
Ihs Iuniar CLUBS dance ~ chrlstcn-
seas hall
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER So
kappa kaupn Gamma alumnas's
'4snpW haii+ az Christensen hail
FRIDAY. DECEMBER Ia
The marriage ~ Eiss cara Emory
- Nr. Marshall Allen. in Trinity
church, az sac o'clock.
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BEACON HILL pr. A.

Htacon I'M P.T A. VIII meet
"wednesday. November Il. at 2.so p.
". Miss Sutherland. from tho pub.
DC library. viii speak. and there will
be musical program. u being edu.
catlonai week. o special invitation Ia
extended to the parents 10 visit the
school during the afternoon.
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Sponsor No-Host Dinner

Or. and Mrs. Stanley l.. Jordan
sponsored a no-host dinner OF four.
teen. covers Friday evening at the
College club. preceding DR.. and Mrs
,. Warren Richardson's dance at
Christcnsen's hall.
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SALVATION ARMY SALE
AND DINNER

The salvation Army corps. No
]. Women's Home league. will hold
IFS annual sale OF work. and also
serve dinner from until D.
m. on Tuesday November 20 in
the Y. People hall. iii4 sixth ave.
The proceeds from the sale and
dinner win aid in replenishing the
Home league funds.
GUARANTEE CLUB
The ouarante club viii meet Tues.
day. November 20. with Mrs. n. j.
Leland. 1885 Chibcrg ave.
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Mary Parsons Has
BirthddN Partu

Fer the pleasure or her little
daughter, Mary, on her tenth birth
day. Mrs, Reginald Parsons enter,
tanned with u luncheon OF eight GOV,
crs at her homo ON Queen Anne I'M
Friday afternoon. and later with a
thcatcr party.
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WEBSTER p.r- A

The Webster PIT. a. win observe
Educational week with an evening
meeting on Tuesday. November 20.
at 1880 o'clock. at which time the
work OF the children Of the school
will be on display. There will be n
short talk by the principal Mrs. W.
H. Ebert and music by the children.
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LADIES or THE
GOLDEN NORTH

Mrs. Margaret Carmack. assisted
by Mrs. Anna ST. Armand. VIII enter.
tain with q silver ten for tho La.
dies Of tho Golden North az her req.
idcnce 1922 jefferson ST.. on Wed.
ncsday. November -. at 2 p. m. An
Alaskans welcome.
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Women's Clubs

Miss Jean stoval will address the
Commonwealth club on the subject.
Why Children in Industry" az
Dartnall's cafeteria. Second and Mad.
ison. Monday evening, November 10.
at G.i5. The public is invited.
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BRITISH AMERICAN
ASSOCIATION

The British American association
VIII give "a Canadian concert in tho
Fine Arts hall. 1918 Fourth ave. on
FRIDAY evening. November %. At S
O'Clock. All Canadians and other
persons Of British birth cordially in.
vitcd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-17
Special Music
Program

4 vioioncello quartet. composed Of
tho Misses Iris Garfield Marie
TeHchncr. Irene Williams and Helen
stewart. win prcaent the following
special program ~ The First Baptis,
church, on Sunday evening. at 1.5o
o'clock.
Suite for four 'rsli6s .4..... kapsne;regf
second movement
.asditsilon" t'-rhala'p ...... Mastsnst
Hsuuisn ....r..t,t....s-- David Pepper
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-17
DADS NIGHT
AT DUNLAP school,

Dunlap PIT. 4. viii celebrate
Dads Night" AZ the school on Tues,
day, November 20. st T,sj y. m. su.
perin,endcht OF Schools r. Il. Cole
viii be the speaker; H. II. Vivian,
song leader; Miss Catherine Gilbert.
piano soil, This is an important
meeting and large attendance Is
expected. Refreshments.
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Bridge Club to Entertain

Tho Highland Drive Bridge club
IS entertaining with the third OF a
series OF bridge teas on Tuesday aft,
ernoon. November 20. at tho homo
OF Mrs, John Condor. siot +. High.
land drive.