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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-20
DATES
TO REMEMBER

SATURDAY. JANUARY TO-
Junior Informal at the women.
university club at $3.50 .. M
Mr.. ard Mrs. Manson y. Backus 20
- dinner hosts at Rainier club.
Mrs. A. J. Krauss and Mrs. j
Thatcher Hodge are sponsoring a
no-host dinner Mt the women's
University club.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. W. T. Woodlands
dinner At home.
SUNDAY. JANCARY 81
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Is. aears' din
ner NJ hons 10 celebrate wedding
anniversary.
TUESDAY. JANUARY H.
Mrs wallace Collins dinner at
hons.
Mr.. Samuel Mcdonald ana Ms.
Caroline Mendeif to entertain 81
luncheon A. Mrs McDonald's
home IN compliment 70 Miss
"WEDNESDAY. JANUARY e.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur r. chaiiie 10
be hosts a. bridge evening at
home.
THURSDAY. JANUARY as
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Frinks dianar
~ home 20 honor Judge and Mrs
Alfred Battle and Mrs. oensyisva
Blefhen.
sATUKDAy, JANUARY zs--
Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority 20
have card party afd cake sale al
ths chapter house nj 2 o'clock.
SUNDAY. yAsrARY zs---
Womrn's Council ~ 81 Marks
church Will nave twilight
musicale 81 the homo Of M. ana
Mr. Alexander iisiillc at 400.
WEDNESDAY,. JANUARY a.
@outherners 70 entertain wifh
'Houthern Bali" at christensen's
hail
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY H.
University Of Wasningfon's junior
prom at tho Masonic Temple.
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Bridge Breakfast

Mrs. James Hamilton De Nenve
In entertaining with a bridge break.
fast In her apartment AZ Hamilton
Arms next Tuesday. IN compliment
to Mrs. Gencvicve 8 Rlcthen and
Mrs. Alfred Battle
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Surprise Pnrty

sixteen friends Of Mrs. Eric Oliver
gave her a surprise party at her
home on Tuesday evening. In cele-
brafion OF her birthday.
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Mrs. Pntten Hostess

Compiimentlng Mrs Robert Fox
ana Mrs. Alfred Battle. Mrs Charles
y Patfen IL entertaining with a
luncheon at her home on Monday
afternoon.
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Bridge Evening

DR.. ana Mrs Charles castien VIII
entertain with fivs tables Of bridge
At their hcms this sv~nins
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S,snday Night Supper

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles z. Thurs.
ton sre entertaining with a supper
cf ton cuvers Sunday evening az
their home on Queen Anne I'm
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The womcn's association of the
Madrons Presbyterian church will
have a social tea. Wednesday after.
noon. January "a. at the home OF
Mrs Carl Anderson. s72 a2nd ave.
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Informal Dinner and
Nah Jonqq

DIR. and Mrs. Everett o. Jones
entertained with an Informal dinner
followed by Nah Jongg. Wednesday
evening, at the Hotel Sorrento.
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King County Legislative Federation
AZ noon on Monday. January ~.
the first OF series OF MONDAY
meetings win be held by tho state
bills committee. under the auspices
OF the king County Legislative Fed.
Grafton. al the \. W. 9, A cafeteria.
The purpose Of these meetings iH
60 present and discuss the latest
legislative news from Olympia. and
TO carry out the requests OF tho
women'a bureau at tho legislature.
Al interested are invited,
Nah Jongg Club
The F'rink Park Nah Iongg club
will meet Monday. January ~. with
MrA. Elmer O. waldron
womeu's Union Christian Colleges
The general committee for the
women'n Union Christian Colleges
OF the Orient viii meet neat Mon.
day. January 80. at 10 n. IN. IN tho
Bible room OF the Y. W. c, A. Mrs
Lee Wakefield. state chairman.
wishes to meet every men. or az
that time.
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10 = y IN. daifN.
ITALIAN CLASS At
CORNISH SfHOOL

The Cornish school has an Italian
department. under Signor Scacheri.
both afternoons and evenings. The
language IL taught by the Beril'z
method and Joining the class IL as
Interesting AS enjoying ro1ourn IN
Italy. wednesday his lecture was on
modern Italy. with interesting
gllmpses Of the Fascist ''biackshirts~
and C,arfbaidi "redEhirtr-
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Human Analyst. club

Tho Human Analysts club viii
meet Tuesday evening. January ~.
Ths program Includes 'T'hrenoiowy
of Actors 10 Mr. Harter. and Pre-
verfives - Insanity by Prof.
Aver.
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KEEPS ALBUM or
CHRISTMAS CARDS

Have your incest Christmas cards
reached tho stage where you don't
know what 70 do with them and
CUES. youTl have 20 throw thefn
out7 Try what two university pro
fessors did. Every year the two or
three really unusual Christmas cards
that arrived were pasted into a small
photograph book and then when u
comes time 20 see about their own
next years card they look up In
their book the cards OF the years be-
fore for ideas. II Is interesting 70
see how IN the few years aincs
Christmas cards have heen in vogue
the STYLES in them have changed
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Allah chapter. No 1876. o. Y. s..
Will give ita fifth or series Of dances
Friday. January 70. IN X. OF =. hail.
Third ave. and Virginia ~
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STUDIES ART IN
NV YORK CITY

Mfr. John Ely. graduate OF the
University Of Washington and
former instructor in art at tho uni
y~rr!ty. Is at present I'm New York
studying art and sculpture.
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Mjss Emma S,cdrtzbough
II Bride

me marriage OF Miss Emma
0warfxhaugh. daughter Of Mrs. a.
~ 8wartxhaugh. to Mr.. c. p. Bay
was soiemnixsd Monday afternoon.
~ the home OF the officiating
clergyman. Rev. Robert J. Reid. In
Everett
Ths bride wore an attractive ono
ciecs costume Of Canton crepe com
btned with blue and ornamented
with silver beads. . hat 70 cor
respond and an orchid corsage.
Mr.. and Mrs- Ray viii Be at
homo sfter February 1. at sos
Brooklyn ave
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS


The woodrru~ Totem eiub viii
hold = meeting IN ,h~ club rooms.
ceres Arcad. building. Thursday
evening. January Is. Election % o.
ficers and important business
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Th~ Seattle Amateur Press club
VII celebrate ~ twentieth anniver.
sary. on February z. with a banquet.
The committee on arrangements con.
aista Of Roy rcrford. Mrs =. ". susn.
man and Miss f,enora Pear Brace.
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The cllonian club will be the
guests Of the Canterbury Candy com.
pany sis Third ave. g.. on Tuesday.
January "a. Members are requested
70 meet at the King IT. station az ?
y. ~.
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Waihngford circle 81 the First
Presbyterian church viii meet az
The home u Mrs. n Rooth. i3is
y and st. on Wednesday. January
-. Luncheon At l p IN. Business
meeting at o'clock Visitors vel.
come
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GARDEN TALKS ARE
BEING PREPARED

Mrs. John Carroll Perkins II a.
present preparing a new series OF
talks on gardens 10 be given dur.
Ing Lent. The FIRST Will be on
shnke hncare'n Garden.
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The ladies' Grutto club Win meet
January -. a, y. m. q, the FEEDER
eied club hou~-, corner Harvard ~
and Thomas ~
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The home economies committee ~
the Central Council % Parent Teach.
sr associations viii meet IN tho board
81 sducation room 10 The Central
building "Wednesday afternoon. Janu.
airy - II / o'clock The snbt.c, for
discussion ain b Entertainment for
The Family At Home Mrs. Dorp.
thea =. Coo 81 tho department os
drama community service wffl speak.
All PIT. A members are welcome
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Formal Dinner Dances

Ihe Arctic Club announces q
Grr1ss Of formal dinner dances for
ehombsrs and their guests on the
Relieving dases: January IS. Febru.
~ & Fsbruary :. and March IT.
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The Queen Anne circle Of the Firs,
BAPTIST church will be entertained
with luncheon ~ the home % Mra.
Edwin s. Ewes 1907 W Caller. Wed.
ncsday. January -. a, $40 . m.
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WOLF EN6RavINGs
ENIIIHITED HERE

Tho iato Henry Wolf. OF New
York. was Americas most noted en-.
graver on wood For many years his
woodcuts. both original and OF ia
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Industrial COMMITTEES Of Federated
Clubs

Tn. Industrial Commits. Of the
Federation % womsn's clubs will
not meet Monday. January ~. on
account Of tho executive board meet.
ting IN the morning and tho regular
monthly meeting Of tho City Federa.
ton In The afternoon.
A tour % the Kiibourne-C7ark
radio manufacturing plan, has been
planned fer Monday. January 70. Al,
/. 10 .. IN.
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Thru Inability 20 secure hall. tho
January meeting Of tho Gopher club
has been postponed 90 Saturday
evening. February .. when IN.
Oophera viii gather IN A. o. 4. W.
hall. Ninth ave. and Union at. for an
Indoor picnic.
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Music
Vivian Strong Hart
Program Announce

Vivian strong Hart. soprano. Who
is soon 90 appear IA new opera In
New York and London. viii he heard
IN concert Monday evening IN Ply
mouth Congregational church
Tier program will be Or follows
iafe NflNH HHHtfaHf fFHaasf ttaHhel
'-fhs Violet" ..t...s..a.sts..ss. Mozart
Afia-"son fHFsntnrf fNHEie Fiufsl
sfssftsfff fttft. .tsttfststtf Mozart
Rec ara Aris can Fors luz
ia rfsFistsl .f..s,s.s.... Verdi
''Taith IN spring ............ Schubert
Autnmn" tttft+fssssssssfss.t. sf srsis
HtsFfa" ......s.........s.... us fIuany
Spring anf Nou" st..s+s. Frank NaEie
Loves Messenger waits" (sffAnHsa
~ husxi rsceial ,stt.tt... Chopin
~
Piano. vsrinisnd Cffom Heandinavian
huitel ftsssstt-tt Howard Hansen
oo"'''' Ni"os 'y''s'''' 'A"sio~''i
..woundsd birch" ....... los.,rhsnlnsff
'.cradis nonFa ........
The soldiers nrids" .... p.,h,,.n h,oss
''hanEs ~ urusie" .s.+.s
SHADOW Song "ninor1h" fhy rsqussi1
$3.50 500 stssss.s Nefsfbssr
Eugene Ffsid Husssr. pianist and
accompanied
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The shawondsase club viii give a
card party al the New Washington
hotel. Friday, February :. ~ 2
o'clock
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Alpha Auxiliary win entertain
with a dance on Friday evening.
January 20. at the old X r. hall
a cordial Invitation 10 extended 70
all
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ballard HIrh schenl Z

Tho regular meeting ~ the Ballard
High school PIT a win be held
Tuesday. January - business SEES.
sion NJ y. M program 81 y. m.
Prof Charles Patrick. % franklin
hleh. and Prof. J Z. Cassel. OF the
Greenwood school. win be tho speak
ers Music win be furnished BY tho
Greenwood school orchestra
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CHESTER SCHOOL
ON DISPLAY HERE

There Is group Of OIL paintings
hung AZ the Fine Arts. the work Of
students Of the Chester Springs art
school This IL the summer school OF
tho Pennsylvania Academy OF Fine
Arts. which is maintained upon a
tract Of 80 acres in Chester county.
a historic spot. noted among other
things for the General Washington
house. These young artists paint In
a very colorful way and their draw.
Ing IL most skillful. For anyone at.
tuned 10 the modern spirit the so
called classics look lovely. but not
thrilling by comnarlsov. There r.
special appeal 10 our generation IN
the work Of the best modern artists
they help us to see and understand
the world about us.
The exhibitions wifi continue at
the Fine Arts open 10 the public free
OF charge daily from IL TO D. m.
,,nsn Forstur,+ ~
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Womens King County Republican
flfh


Noment King County Republican
Club
The Women. King County TO.
publican club will hold les MONDAY
luncheon AT Moves cafeteria on
Monday. January -. Miss Susan
Ilohmann. an attorney. who In a
member Of tho club. viii address thu
meeting on state Legislature
The club has adopted plan 20
study the legislative work while in
session. Tho president. Mrs. J. NJ.
Thatcher. will give resume ot tho
work 81 tho legislature az viewed
from day 20 day. Musical program.
All Review No. so
Aikl Review No 90. w. n A.
will meet Monday. January "a. at
i8e .. m IN the A. o. Z. W. Tar.
itos Ninth ave. Special meeting
Custer Auxiliary No.
Custer Auxiliary No. 4. 90 Custer
Camp No. 1. Sons % Veterans. viii
bold ia regular business session
Monday. January -. a, p. IN. IN
Veterans Hall AFrnory
Commonwealth Club
The Commonwealth club will NEE,
Monday evening. January q. al
iioidf's restaurant. ai1 Second ava.
81 ans o'clock Mrs. Jos~ph l.
Lane viii speak on -My vist 10
Berlin and Vienna
Myrtle social Club
Myrtle Sociai eluh. c. y. s.. viii
meet Monday. January ~. a. the
Masonic temple. At : .. m. Eastern
STATS and friends invited.
Star Of Ma Court
star - Tie Sea Court W. e q r.
wiii entertain with a whis, party IN
Tho A. o. q w han. 1909 Ninth ave.
Monday evening. January =. Prix~@
and refreshments.
Literary and Travel Club
The Literary and Travel club win
- entertained st the homo Of Mrs.
a. Petkovi,. fsT isth ave-. X. Mon.
day. January -. At $40 .. m. Mrx.
ksfh~rfn. nst-r. w~li.known art LOO
turer. w'ii give a ater-opsicon Illus.
'rss~d lecture on ths paintings Of
Ahhoft Thsyer.
After the lecture she following
musical program viii be given
fssaa
a. 'NiffeAsu- 4.......... arhurnar-
o. ~~arsurns- ..... Warraaya
Miss Frsncss wfnssrn.
veal
90 IL Fsss~~ NJ Tour wtafe~t Hsah~
90 Where ny Csr@~sa Rested"
~ fsqussf s.ss.....a........f -ohr
Nfss Nirrt- tffrs O.A~rs
Ms Jessie Dee Emsrtek az "a. rfane
NlnIin saia-a hsisrfsa
Miss Msfsar~ nrfte~n
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PICTURES ARRIVE
FOR SHOWING HERE

Already n number OF pictures Tor
the Seventh Annual Northwest Ar
lists exhibition have been received
AZ the Fine Arts galleries from SDo'
kane and Oregon. The exhibition
viii be open free dnily 20 the public
from February 20 March Is. A
private view for members OF the
Fine Arts society will be held Febrt.
airy 3. All artists Of the Northwest
are eligible and pictures 10 be en-
tered should be left with Mrs. Davis
secretary Of the society. AZ the gal
leries. 1918 Fourth ave, between the
18th and 27th OF this month. from IL
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SEATTLE STORES TO
IfO>OR ARCHITECTS

Seattle stores should be compn.
mented upon carrying out unique
idea. In the interests OF better build.
ing. nine OF the leading downtown
stores have planned window displays
OF recent work Of state architects in
connection with the annual conven.
ton on January ~ OF the Washing.
ton state chapter OF the American
Institute or Architects.
This lH the nrst time such a thing
has ever been done. and viii be an
interesting review OF the years &C
iivities IN building. and will suggest
the newer trend IN both business
and domestic architecture. as exefn.
plified IN the work Of the best trained
men Of the community.
To the observer new characteris-
tics are very apparent. one Of the
most notable IL the fact that our local
architects are no longer importing
types OF architecture originally
planned for hot or severe climates.
but are working on, a special type
o. homo suited 20 our own require.
ments
One that replaces 20 greater and
greater degree wooden walls with
giasH. ana one that eliminates all
rorches that are not glass covered or
that have glass walls. and ono that
fids Itself OF the Unnecessary and
ugiy trimmings. such ns overhanrsng
caves clinker brick or oobbiesfones.
A simllar movement In business or
public buildings follows also the use
of steel and concrete. which newt.
ably results In the discarting OF col.
nrnns and arches IN favor Of simple
taii buildings. whose exceiionce OF
proportion In the proof that a trained
man designed them.
Architects from Oregon. Washing.
ton. Idaho and British Columbia will
attend the meeting. and William r.
Favilic. one Of the leading architects
OF San Francisco. viii be the Inn
portanf speaker az the conference.
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The snow" ............... Eigar
Obbilgatos BY Miss Louise Dow
Benton. violin. Miss Elizabeth
onsum. violin. Mr Joseph Fork
nsr. violonoeiIo
III
la The Dancing Doll". .Poidini- chaffin
Incidental solos by Mrs. Chan
ming Prichsrd. soprano, and Mrs.
r. ~. Fowler. contraiio.
(b) The heilican Man" ...4...... Bergh
"
Songs Of Long Ago" CA cappsiis").
.....sss+.s ...... .st..s+. Neidlinger
Incidental solos by Mrs " ~
Deutsr. soprano. and Miss Gladys
Horsle. contraito.
v
TITO sas..s4.ss..s.4.s.. Selected
Miss Louise Dow Benton
Miss Elizabeth Onsum
Mr.. Joseph Forkner
VI
Homage 70 Beauty" .Arditi
VII
fa1 beneath Thy Lattice" Hopkins
OBJ '"rhe Bird OF the widernsss'
's+'s.sr+,...s....... Horsnsn
Solo Group
fa) Invocation 20 TAfs" ANN. Rpros.
fbb blue Are Her Eyes" ..... watts
go Take Joy Home" ....... .Bassett
90 'bwect o. Ny Heart ..... .Kantnar
teJ sea Fever" ............ Rogers
Mr. Marshall sohi. tenor
Mr.. John sundaten at tho piano
TX
Cantata--'@rhs River OF Stars" a. leg
END OF NiaEsra) .t............B awdwn
Soprano soioist. Mrs. Phillip Gssrhart
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Ionesoua Club

The Lonesome club will meet Fri
day evening. January 10. At the
Rainier Grand hotel. at 7:so o'clock.
Strangers and lonesome people wei.
come
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Philomel Club to GiUe
Initial Concert

The Philomel club. composed Of n
group Of singers IN the University
district. will give It's initial concert
Monday evening. January 20. nj 3
O'Clock. In Lsttie's hall. 1900 Uni
versify way.
The assisting artists are Mr.. Mar
shall Sohl. tenor. and trio composed
Of Miss Louise Dow Benton. violin:
Miss Elizabeth onsurn. violin, and
Mr.. Joseph Forkner, violoncello Mr.
X. H. Kendrick IL the clubs director.
and Mr.. Harry Burdick the accom-.
PIANIST
The program follows;
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The Ladies' OF the q. a. n. Home
Serving club VIII meet Al the hom.
81 Mrr. Hose Houshson. At LAX.
Pores, Park. on wednesday. Janu.
AIRY "a A special stage viii leave
the bus terminal. 1918 Third ave. at
II a. m and return AZ 4 .. IN.
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West Seattle Review sewing Club

West Seattle review. W. ~ A..
Sewing club win meet Friday. Janu
airy 20. At p. m with Mrs. Pred
Christensen. aia7 t2d ave = W
Members ana friends invited.
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Seattle Artists Haze
Exhibition at Library

NOUS European masterpieces. afs
paarea ln the Century Ma gazine.
About ninety u bi1 wood eneraV
lngH are al present on exhibition Al
the Pine Arts gallery 1913 Fourth
ave
Following hls death. some years
aRo. his widow and son came 10 Seat
TIC 10 make their home. Hamilton
Achilles Woif was AZ one time pro
fessor of painting and drawing ~ the
university. but for several years pat
he resumed HE art work 10 New
York city. lie had a number II
paintings exhibited ~ several Of the
Northwest artists exhibitions here
Henry Wolf was an Aiaaiian ~
birth aud received the thoTo training
only given 20 craftsmen abroad ~
young man. and for that reason. ~
well as because Of inherent talent
was able 20 make a name for himself
In the difficult field he chose
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As and Mrs. v. r. Lott have re-
turned from a visit Of several week
IN California.
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Clara Barton tent. Daughters Of
Veterans. viii hold IL regular meet.
Ing "Wednesday. January ~. AT ..
m followed ~ a card party AZ .
.. m. Tho public ~ Invited
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Mr.. and Mrs r q. Anderson
left Friday for a trip 20 New York
and other Eastern cities.
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Thomas ~ Cole. Superintendent ~
the Seattle public schools. win al
dress the John n. Allen Parent
Teacher association on Wednesday
evening. January ~. NJ O'Clock.
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Tho Thursday Progress club will
meet with Mrs. Fred Thompson.
1886 2sth ava. Thursday. January
IS. NJ 70 A. m.
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Installation Of steven. Post No.

stevens post No. I. q. A. r.. hold
public installation ~ officers on sat.
urdAy evening. January "a Post
Department Commander =. y. Street
was the installing officer. assisted
BY Department officer of the Day
p G. Kifbournc.
Tho officers installed were A. =.
Laurence. commander. reelected 20
fourth term. &. O. Russell. senior
vicc.commhndrrs Maurice OBrien.
junior vicccommander; q s.. Mar.
Tin. chaplain. w. c. Kiibourne. off.
Ger o. the day. Henry shschan. Off.
Ger ~ the day. guard. Appointments.
A. v. Haste. adjutan': O. u. Kit.
tredRe. quartermastcr. A. NJ Kent.
patriotic instructor. II. NJ. Powell
sergeant major. J. n HaEndorn
duarterrnaHfer sergeant
Commander Laurence WIS present.
81 with an ivory Rnvei by the install
ms officer. as personal gift. stew.
ems corps presented him with a pair
Of gold cuff links. and Mckinley
circle gave him a rarnet ring
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Summit Pnrent.Tenrber as~ocia.
ton viii meet Tuesday. January q.
81 : .. m. AZ the school Following
tho short business meeting there
WIN ~ piano solo BY Miss Mike
Dr. " NJ. Read. city health com
missioner. viii speak
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star - th- Sea Court. W. c. O. r..
viii entertain with a whis, party IN
tho A. O q w han. 1909 Ninth ave,
Monday sssning. January = Prizes
and refreshments.
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Commonwealth Club

The Commonwealth club will NEE,
Monday evening January -. at
iioidf's restaurant. sil Second ave..
AZ ans o'clock Nru. Jos.ph l.
Lane viii speak on ~sfy visit 70
Berlin and Vienna
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Miss Holly bronson Ia leaving
scon for California TO remain for
few months.
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Garfield High school PIT A

Garfield iIlEh School PIT. A. win
meet IN tho auditorium Tuesday. Jan.
uhry ~. ~ 2ao y. m. Mr. M NJ
Gridley. principal % Lowell school.
VIII speak on Junior Ifirh Schools
seattle Council ~ Minute Women
The regular monthly meeting Of
The Seattle Council ~ Minute WON
en- will he held Thursday. January
20. ~ O'Clock. a. Frederick 4 Nei.
sons auditorium. Mrs. =. ". Mae
Donald viii hng The last Hour
BY Kramer, aad The Golden Dan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-20
WOMEN'S CLUBS

eng Days" by Clarke. accompanied
by Miss Carrie Lowering Rev. cieve-
land klethauer will talk ON The
Fundamentals IN Patriotism"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-20

Lorraine Social club will meet ~
tho Masonic temple. "Wednesday
January "a. AZ .. m All Eastern
stars invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-20

Mrs w. II I. Best. who has been
Writing Col. and Mrs Richard Al.
len for two rnonth& left Inst week
for California. where abe viii make
a short stay before sailing for
Manila
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-20
Myrtle Social Club

Myrtle socsai club. c. y. g.. win
meet Monday. January a. a, the
Masonic temple. AZ o m. Eastern
Stars and friends invited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-20

Custer Auxiliary No. 4. 20 Custer
Camp No. I. Sons % Veterans viii
bold fts regular business session
Monday. January -. al : D. IN. IN
Veterans Han. Afrnory.