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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-11

dy v Teplicfch byl sveho casu
rozbit q vyhozen re hfbitova
nahrobek rodiny Bfezinovy,
protoze mel cesky napis? A
kde tehdy vezel "Tepl. Sch.
Anzeiger", ze Sc proto nepo-
horsoval? - Neobycejne zdvo
Fill jsou pani v obecnim zastu
|pitelstvu v Tuchomysli - k
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-11
t'NoGni n6vstsvy duchi" \
"ClOvenSkv Den

t'NoGni nSvstsvy duchi" v
Keckemetu. "Slovensky Dem
mix" Is. m. m. pise pod "a
hlavim: "Nocnf navst6vy du-
chi v Keckemete": "Asi pred
|rokem bylo vyruseno mestec-
ko Keckemet v Mad'arsku
zpravou, ze We ctvrti, chudi-
nou' obyvane, zjev1je Sc v sta
rem dome duch. v iizbe, do
ktere duch chodil, padaly Sc
sten obrazy ma zem, kusy ma
radf Sc pohybovaly mfsta ma
misto re zem9 vyslehoval pla
menky. Novinari a lekari, kite
III do toho domu byli pozvani,
vyhlasili vsecko toto "a pusty
podvod. Ing. Stefan Szabo Wy
hlasil, ze plameny pochazeji
lod zemniho plynu, ktereho je
v Keckemete pod zemi velmi
mnoho. Ale novinari tomu me-
|v6fili a nenapadne inzenyra
|pozorovali. Zjistili, ze. mlady
selsky synek, tmenem Jan Far
kas, vzdy byl We starem dome
|pritomny, kdykoliv tanec nara
di zapocal. Ptali Sc proto
chlapce, CO stale v dome della
a proc neni donna u svych ro-
|dici. Chlapec daval zmatene
|odpovedi a tn jeden z novina
riv zjistil "a pomoci lekafe,
ze, nesvedomity inzenyr hocha
hypnotisoval. Kratce ma to wy
|puklo v Keckemetu n6kolik po
zari. Vsechny tyto pozary "a
|lozil .Farkas a byl ,proto uvez-
men. We vezenf udal, ze no in
zenyr uspal v hypnoticky spa
mex a nafidil mu, aby pozary
ty zalozil. "Nemohl jsem 81 pc
moci," rfkal hoch, "a musel
jsem no poslodchati." Ma otaz
ku, jak vznikaly plamenky VI
|jizb9 stareho domu, odpovedel
hoch, ze pod podlahy naleval
lfh, ktery potion zapaloval..
Kdyz do jizby pfisli lid6, scho
val Sc "a nabytek, hazel Jim
a zadoucf efekt Sc vzdy do
stavil. Ma to byl chlapec z We
zeni propulsion a zlocinny in
zenyr uveznen.
z PodkArpatskS Rusi. Lii
dove Noviny" v Brne sd6lujf,
ze uzhorodsky biskup Papp
postal min. pfedsedovi Svehlo-
vi zadost, v nfz vyslovuje ocho
tu slfbiti vernost republice a
btti loyalnfm obcanem statu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-11

|panim psdm. U vchodu do vsi
je napis: "Kontumace Psn".
Ma nadrazi "Usti-Teplic-
ke nadrazi" jest mimo jine
pekne "ceske" napisy vyvesen
i tento "Cenik pro lokalnf a
primy doprava. Kurs K. 81
Svycafke. Srbske, Madarske.
Ostatnf nezmeneny. Polivka."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-11
ZEMETRESENf v KALKUTE

Londyn, 10. zari. Prudk6
zemetreseni bylo pocit6no v
Kalkutt6, nejvetsim mest6 bri
|ticke vychodni Indie We 1867
dnes rano. Obyvatele We zde-
Semi vybihali v nocnim IbOru.
Asi padesat osob bylo zabito
|neb poraneno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-11
POZDRAV as Hurry"
Strassiburg, Francie,

Strassburg, Francie,
27. srpna,
Pozdrav z aeroplanu. Jsme
ma cest4 re Strassburku do Pra
hy, letime jiz dive hodiny We
vysi as ,dvou mil mad zemi. =
Jestli ze Sc nam mic nepiihodi,
budeme v Praze -asi "a til ho-
diny. Ma shledanou.
Frank j. Jankovsky
manzelkou,
Tuto zajiste moderni zdra.
vici zasla nam zmin6ny krajan
ma peknem pohledu ma Strass-
burk. PAN Jankovsky $ man.
zelkou sc do Prahy st'astne do.
stal. X podobnemu skutecne'
mu "vyletu" gratulujeme.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-11
TROCKY BYL PRY IA
VRAzDEN.

Londyn, II. zarf. - Leor
Trocky, komisar va1ky v ruake
sovetske Wade, byl pry zavra1
den, die depese k Centra
News obdrzene q Londyna
dnes dopoledne. Do Berllns
dosla zprava z Malskvy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-11
|82 MRTVYCH PRI zELEZNI.
CNfM NESTESTi.

Riga. 10. zafi. - DepeSe
obdrzena z Moskvy pravi, ze
expressni vlak vysinul Sc z ko-
leji v sobotu blize Omsku a ze
SO osob bylo zabito a 152 po-
raneno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-11
IRSKO cLENEM SVAZU MA,
RODO.

Geneva, Svycarsko, 10. "a
II. Irsko bylo jednomyslne zvo
leno "a elena Svazu Narodd
shromazd6nim tehoz dnes.
Evening star., 1923-01-31
NIULEORD FIELD AGENT
FOR RUSSIAN RELIEF.
District Man Named by Committee
for Operations in
New York.

Announcement of the appointment
Courts, 1871 Columbia road, to be
low York field representative for the
= merican Committee for Relief of
,;ussian Children has been made in
..ew York
Mr.. Mulford has just returned from
ussia, where he has been engaged
iDr the past year in medical relief
y ork for the American Relief Ad-
!.,Inistration.
He expects to return to Russia in
nc near future and come back from
= service there to enlist help for
ae famine stricken of that land. es
'cially the children. as we'll as to
uiightening the people of the United
states as to actual conditions pre-
FALLING in Russia.
There is the most desperate need
:"r food throughout the Volga dis
lets of Russia" declares MIR. Null
ord. The announcement of the
ithdra wal. next fall. OF the Amer
AN Relief Administration from Rus
does not at all mean that help is
Ut needed now. Some seven million
t."rsons will have to be fed until
'arvest. If they are to live. Prob
bly, half of these are children-one
llion of them little orphans whose
Jrents have died of hunger in the
. ears preceding"
Mr.. milford served fourteen months
overseas with the Rainbow Division
nd is a member of the first Amer
an Legion post. to receive it's ma
.jonal charter. the George Washing
ON Post, No. |. He is temporarily
'.Sident in New York while carrying
IN his work for the American Com
rittce for Relief of Russian Children.
Evening star., 1923-01-31
ASKS LIMITED DIVORCE.
Wife Charges Department of JUS
ice Clerk Strikes and Curses Her.

Mrs Edith McGruder Lautier yes
',rday filed suit in the District Su-
1"eme Court for a limited divorce and
iimonv from Louis Il. Lautier. who
IS described as clerk in the Depart
ntent of Justice and enga ged in lit
..rary work. The wife charges that
't"r husband struck her with his fist
=, hen he did not find d luncheon pre-
;tred for him on his unexpected re-
Urn Al that hour. She also asserts
lat he constantly quarrelS with her.
v';rses and abuses her. She is repro
sented by Attorney Charles l.. Carson.
Evening star., 1923-01-31
WILL INSTITUTE MINISTER
Gishop Harding Will Officiate at
Rites for Rev. T. w. Cooke.

With a special service of "institu-
riOn of minister the bishop of the
'liocese of the District of Columbia
I. Rev. Alfred Harding, will in
"fitute into the Ascension parish the
'"w incumbent. Rev. Thomas Worth
'ngton Cooke. Sunday. at 1880 o'clock.
I the Church of the Ascension.
ssachusetts avenue and 18th street
northwest.
The sermon will be preached by
Eev. George r. Dudley of St Step
ems parish, and special music will
rr rendered by the Ascension choir.
The vestry of the parish has ar
ranged TO issue cards of admission
or the service.
Evening star., 1923-01-31
WIFE CHARGES DESERTION.

Mrs. Maria l.. Norma Yesterday
Nlcd suit for AN absolute divorce
rom Ferdinand Norma. They were
married September IA, 1912. and the
"ife says he deserted her for another
woman in November 1919. Attorneys
Ncwmeyer and King appear for the
wife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-06
zoNTA CLUB

SNftf - w ~
Miss J. f. Abcrcrombls. member
Of the Idaho state legislature and
"a prominent bufineas woman OF
Idaho. addressed the Zouta club OF
Seattle last "Wednesday. October 3.
on ''WomRu's Responsibility rs q
Citizen" She pointed out how
woman'n ability was not only be-
Ing recognized In the business and
professional life, but that she was
being called upon by her country.
ftatc and city 10 assume executive
and legislative responsibilities for
the benefit Of humanity. Miss
Abercrombie feels that women
should awaken 10 ksensr Feapon-
sihiilty for active service as citizens
and that this field Of service opens
up great opportunities for the I'm
sst type OF womanhood as womAn's
influence Is felt in legislative bod.
lea
The Zonia club OF Seattle IL be-
hind the Seattle Community Chest
Fund drive in that IL has contrib.
uted literally financially to this
wor,lp cause. and the larger share
Of It's membership II serving as
speakers or solicitors for the drive.
one OF the ideals Of the ZontA club
IL the support and cooperation OF
such worthy causes as this fund.
On "Wednesday evening. October
10th. tho ZOnta club viii meet in
the tea room Of the Y. W {. a for
it's regular monthly business meet
lnK a, .. m. which Is for mem
bars only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-06
TO REMEMBER

MoNDAY, OCTOBER a.
Mrs A. n gallowhys bridge iungn-
con ~ home
TUESDAY. OCTOBER D.
Colonel and Mrs Robert n. FISHERS
dinner 20 honor Judge HHd Mrs,
Burke. al home
Mrs Alhsu Irving n0ufnsurs
luncheon a. home
Nrs Lloyd iiiiimann iuBohron az
Womsu's unissTsity CLUB. followed
by ihsater party
hadrons Guilds bridge and nah
longs tea 81 home ~ Mrs. iiaify
y, OstrandSr ~ O'Clock.
WEDNESDAY,. OCTOBER IL
The marriage % Miss nuih Dunn
20 NJ Ds VIII Citation Ptsucott
At o'clock
THu nsDAY. OCTOBER H.
Mrs, John a. HooHeNerfrs luncheon
a. navy yard quarters IN honor
~ the hoHtsssss for the Eintcr
bali
Mrs Walter Il. PadEstrs bridge
iunehson a. the Tennis CLUB.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER IT,
Hsnton mn ouiids fridge and nah
jonKE tea Al the Yacht club a.
o'clock
hntnTnH LhlfrfeAt fiub 10 FiNH
reception and ball IN honor sf the
outgoing president, Airs Frank y
uaylsY, and the Incoming gfHsi
dent, Mrs Everett smith. Al the
clubhouse.
Hsntoa iili GUILDS bridge and NAH
ipnGE tea At The Seattle Yacht
club.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER Is--
The marriage 81 Miss iisuish Bow
men to Ar Warren KAT a.
home ~ parents. NJ. and Mrs,
&, a. bowman. 81 o'clock
FRIDAY. OCTOBER To-
Seattle Day Nursery associations
tsa AZ hons o. AFs J rs foI.
SATURDAY. OCTOBER so
pslts Gamma sorority "a give ball
- the Masonic Temple
SATURDAY.. OCTOBER IA
Miss Helen simpsons luncheon %
compliment Miss Bsulah Dgpman.
~ home.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER "a
fifEt niii Guilds bridge and nah
loaKF tea ~ the Hotel Sorrento.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-06

Btarboard port Lend hand,
mates. We're going 20 have 20 pun
together II We got the good ship Cam
madcrie under WY by November 1.
what has your Campfire group
| planned 10 dOy Every day for the
past month group representatives,
have been calling at headquarers 10
ask for definite things for their
groups 10 DO. There's 30 much 10 DO
/ that therein be- work for all. Look
over the list and see what thing par
I ticularly appeals so you. Whatever
1 II II 20 be decorating and furnishing
tho first mates room or helping
equip the kitchen. you'll need funds,
and our advice TO you, II 10 plan your
candy or food sale. your dinner Or
silver tea right away There's no
time 10 waste Appoint A committee
70 call az headquarters and decide
what special thing you can do and
get started al once.
There are 10 or more rooms 70 ~
with curtains. mattresses. bedding,
small rugs preferably braided. etc.
How about an oidfashioned quilting
party for some Of that bedding. Crazy
patch quilt. or knitted squares for q
robe. There is the Kitchen In need
OF cooking equipment and the dining
room In need Of dishes. etc. There
are curtains and curtains and-eur'
talns for the big social hall. This
entire paper wouldn't hold all OF the
! big things there are 10 do.
ON board the Camarderie thereIl
be an unbelievably spacious head
quarters. craft shop, and later o
tea room and a gymnasium.
The question Of place for biz
Campfire meetings and parties n
solved by the big social hall The
bow deck IL being cleared and IN Il
Will be equipment for all the ship
games we can discover Have sou
ever tried TO play shuttle boardl AFT
En- the first lame day you'll love II.
Then therc's-but Il no use We
simply can't describe the Camarn.
derle 10 you. You must be part Of
Il, you can learn Il IN that way. 50
here goes. call your group together
lend hand. mates. and wei soon
have everything ship shape.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-06
LADY STIRLING CHAPTER
CALENDAR

Lady Stirling Chapter. d. A. Il.
In it's year book, just received. has
the following calendar arranged for
ls2s.s4.
October Mrs. =. J. Brown. Mrs. G.
r Theme. isis L. Boston. Broadway
car.
October To- Rooseyelt-N Navy Day, Mrs,
II. T. Bredes. Mrs u. Nj. Deutseh Mrs
A. NJ. Putnam. Mrs. y. $. Masters Mrs,
James Treen. 1894 18th ave, Capitol
Hil car
November s-Mrs Charles Somers. Jr..
Mrs r s. Ceyne. 1850 sixth n. E., Wal
lingford car. state conference reports
Parcel post ssie-To be announced Tor
November is. Chapter pay-Prosram
to bo arranged. Certificates viii be given
out.
C. II, Eldred i7li L. Thomas, Capitol
nm car.
January Mrs. George II. Appleton.
Mrs ]. NJ. Valentine, ASA II. Highland
Drive. * Madison car.
February s--Mrs X. II. Buckley. Miss
Josephine Buckley, 1881 Harvard ave.
~, broadway car
February i3-s3. Patriotic program
Mrs. c. c. Mann. Mrs. A. J. Trumbuh.
SO Willard. Broadway car. MT. Yer
non" Mrs. Eliza Ferry Leary.
March Mrs. VIM. Il, Dornberg, Mrs.
Faith parnelI. 1851 18th ave. 18th
ave car.
Aprll Mrs. Clara Swan Short. Mrs
Fred Hamilton. 45sS Sixth ave. y. f.,
Waliingford car.
May 6--Mrs. Caroline L. Clarke. Mrs.
j. w Lauich, Mrs. Walter X. Maefar-
lane. Mrs c. w. Chandler. 6sls sew
ard Park drive. Renton car. Report
from national congress
Juno s--Mrs. Edwin $. Ewes, Mrs. w.
NJ. Williams 1907 W. Caller. Kinnear
car. Annual reports, installation OF otfi-
GERS Reception OF new members.
June is-Mrs. II. A. Hanscom. Mrs.
Edna n. Morgan Hunts Point-take
boat at Y. Madison st
june sS--Flag Day, Mollie pitcher Day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-06
Personal

Mr.. and Mrs. n. w Huribut and
daughter. Miss Elizabeth Hurlbui,
have removed from their summer
homo az Hunts Point 10 their apart
ment in the Victoria.
Miss Glorln Frnk. who il attend
inR tho state normal school al Bel
llnghhm. camo down Friday evening
TO spend the weekend with her
parents. Mr. and Mira. Francis Guy
Ifrink,
Mrs. David studlor. who has been
visiting her parents, Mr., and MrH,
H. G. HnHson, for several weeks, re-.
turned Tuesday 10 her home In Los
Angeles.
Miss Katherine kittlnRer OF New
York. who has been spending sey.
eral weeks visiting here. viii leave
Sunday FOR her home.
Miss Lucille Eyman left today for
couor d'Alene, Idaho. TO spend
three weeks ~ the guest OF MIR
and Mrs Philip Weyerhaeuser
Mrs, James u. Howe and dhugh.
ter Mrs. Richard Coodfellow. went
over 10 wenatchee today TO spend
the weekend
Sir aud Mrs John II, Hiat and
daughter. Miss orilla Hirst. have
returned from a months t1p spent
In motoring thru British Columbia
Miss Margaret Cecil Woodward
Of Canada is tho guest Of her sister.
Mrs. X. Hodge.
Sir. Archie Chandler returned to.
day from two weeks trip TO
California.
Mr. and Mu Harold Burchafd
left Friday for California. on a
1 HttFhH EHtfH
Mr. Donald McClallsn will leave
Monday for Yakima and Spokane.
TO he gone several days.
hrE. William Lord and Mas
Elizabeth Lord. Of Salem. Ore. are
the guests OF Major and Mn. Elmer
Raymond Brady Mr. Montague
Lord, with his valet, who has also
been their guest. sailed on the prcai
den, Gran, Friday for his home in
the Philippines.
Sir. John lee Brady. who haa been
touring the Orient will rntufn Sat.
nrday evening on the President
Madison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-06
S Reception and Ball Annual
Group WW Open Day NarSelV
Preside1t
Event.
Branch

on the social calendar the eomng week Is the WoHenS
bah president
uhs president MIS- FRANK h"eN winch takes
phce N Friday enlns oetoeef L.
chage arrangements Tor the occasion includes
tho dance,
clark FuSselman, Miner
Rowcn Mrs Nter Mrs Kline. Miss Katherine
rab @ ines Craven MISS Cecilia Hartman and Miss
ons Mrs Henry fehnock Mrs John Lincoln Han
III Viii alternate AT tho assisting viii he
Miss Elizabeth
Ruth urudc schulz Miss Helen Holcpmbe
rrenhone
Cornett 'nd aAlss charlotte Nluams
smith and Mrs Hsyey viii be the
Airs Leroy a. Hackus Mrs Florence
Eefker y Solday. Mrs
Wilbur ana AIRS Avian Leunuei
Bhu Dr. Mabel SsraNe and the members OF the
entertainment mttee will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-06
ST. MARTINS
MOTHERS CLUB

In celebration OF tire third ami.
rersary OF tho club, Mrs. II. ID.
MaePbal will entertain the mem.
bcrs Of ST. Martins Mothers club
at her home. 1910 18th ave. n. on
Tuesday. October .. Luncheon will
bs served at 1870 o'clock. Each
member is privileged to bring a
guest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-06
~ AssELT p-.T. al

Tho Van ASSET PIT. A. will
hold program meeting on FRI
day, October -. at a p. m. Miss
Anna X. Collwcll win speak on
Narcotics" a reception for the
new teachers and members viii
follow the meeting Refreshments
will be served Ncighbors and
friends invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-06
LADIES CRoTTo CLUE

The Ladies' Crotto club will
serve Northwest products lunch
ron. followed hy a short business
meeting. on Wednesday, October 10.
AZ 1850 o'clock. at the home Of
Mrs C. u. w Raymond. -.il
Broadway n. Members requested
70 be punctuai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-06
ADDITIONAL CLUBS

KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA TO MEET
Kappa Kappa Gamma Almanac as
ISOLATION viii meet Saturday October
10 AT 2.30 o'clock. with Mrs. George
Vance Lawry. 525t 10th. ave. n. f..
Mrs. G. Edward Hughes and Mrs.
George w. Umphrey viii be assistant
.hosteascs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-06

CAMPFIRE FOR OLDER GIRLS
camnrnderie Is the name Of a new
Campfire group. II 10 not only "a
new group. bat d new kind. too. IT'S
for girls who. for some good reason,
mus, withdraw temporarily from act
i've Campfire activities. Girls who go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-06
cATHoLIC pArGHTERs

Row Augustine coudeyrc. g. j.. Of
Seattle college, will deliver a lecture
on Blessed Therese," the Little
Flower OF Jesus" at tho meeting OF
the Catholic Daughters OF America.
which will take place Monday even.
ing. October s. in knights Of Colum.
bus hall, The lecture viii be OF spc-
cial inieres, 10 the Seattle Daughters
Ms the local court bears the name OF
the young carmelite saint Al mem.
ocra are urged TO be present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-06
THEY LOOK ARTISTIC

Potatoes. cut into balls the size
OF marble with special cutter
are decorative as we'll as delicious
when served surrounding the roast
or dressed with oil and vinegar and
served cold boiled MS 4 salad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-06
BRITISH. AMERICAN
ASSOCIATION

The annual meeting OF the British.
American association viii he held in
the Fine Arts hall on Friday eve.
ming. October IL. Election OF Of
ficers for the ensuing year. All per-
sons OF British birth cordially in
Yited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-06
ANIMAL CONVENTION

King County division OF the Wash.
inEton state branch Of the National
Congress OF Mothers and Parent.
Teacher associations win meet In an.
maui convention on Saturday. octo-
Der 10. al Ronald schoolhouse.
Tho proRrnm follows:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-06
woMANs CENTURY
CIIfp

I
The French department Of the
woman'a Century club viii meet
Monday. October 8. ~ 1890 a m. at
the Hotel Washington.
The parliamentary law depart.
mont will meet Tuesday, October ..
nj 2:3o D. m. ut the Y. W. C. a.
Tho household administration de.
partmcnt meets Wednesday. October
10. ut noon. for luncheon. with Mrs.
+. c. Bcrcndcs. T20 18TH ave. ",
MIR s. y. Kirk will give talk at .
o'clock on Domestic Rugs .
Luncheon topic. Marketing" Mrs.
c. q. wintermutc.
The literature and travel depart.
ment win meet Friday, October IL.
at II a, m. ut the Y. w G. a. Mrs.
j. NJ. Rich will review James u.
cabells beyond Life" and Cream
Of the Jest travcIoguc. Turkey. .
Mrs. y. Shields.
The regular Meeting Of the club
will be held at tho Y. W. c. a. on
Friday. October i2. at 2 p. m. Mrs
Harry o. Pierce. or snoqualmic.
state chairman Of art. in the State
Federation, viii speak on art In
Clubs" and also will give resume
Of her visit TO Eastern art galleries
this summer.
The art department will meet for
luncheon in the Y. w. c. a. cafc.
term at 1910. Members urged to
come and meet Mrs. Pierce.
The annual reception OF the Won.
ans Century club will take place
Friday afternoon. October 10. from
until O'Clock, on the mezzanlne
iloer at the Hotel Washington.
Chairman, Mrs. a. Harker: vice
chairman. Mrs. +. c. Berendes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-06
MYRTLE CHATTER NO. IS

Myrtle Chapter No. ss. o. E s.,
viii give a Halloween masquerade,
Tuesday. October so. In the Masonic
club rooms, Arcade building. East
.rn Stars. Masons and their friends
invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-06
ALuaINAE no 49,

The Alumnae Association Of Al.
pha omicrou ri has called a meet.
ing Of members nj The chapter
house. 1906 L, 18th IT., Monday
evening. October 3. at 7.so o'clovck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-06
RUMMAGE SALE FOR
v RIfsf.II QTtEI0DI

Ruth School for Girls will receive
the proceeds from a rummage sale be.
ing planned for October IL and 10.
the location TO be announced at
later date. Anyone having discarded
clothing. furniture, rugs or any
salable article IA asked to call EA st.
STA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-06
nIn ROSE ERnCK

4 dinner frock OF particularly
lovely shade of old rose has long
WASTED bodice OF satin Joined to a
rufflcd skirt of goorgctte, the rufflcs
scalloped to simulate rose petals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-06
MonNIN0 SESSION

iegRe-- Registration.
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son. SouE--'Amefira-
iesss-A Address Of welcome. Principal T.
7, csrsons Response BY president.
Mrs. " G. Higley.
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Two minute circle plans
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