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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-06-28
MISOMA
!JIoint-Ease For
Burning Feet

ENow that we know that aching.
burning feet are caused by trouble
IN the small bones in the arches of
the feet
- And that trouble can only be
reached by JointEase, a stainless
emollient that soaks right in
through skin and flesh direct to
the joints and ligaments
Isn't 1t about time to discard
powders and indicated baths that
only reach the outside of the skin?
And rub on Joint. Ease, that in
two minutes starts to soothe and
heal the inside troubles that cause
soreness and burning.
Al Rub it on tonight and If there is
fAny burning left in the morning. 1t
wont be enough to bother. Sold
by Peoples Drug Stores. A tube,
80 cents.
JOINT-EASE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-01
STOMACH TROUBLES.
ARE DUE To AC|D|TY.
Tells Snfe, Certain, Speedy Relief
for Acid Indigestion

So-called stomach troubles. such as
Indigestion. gas. sourness. stomach
ache and inability to retain food.
are, In probably nine caseH out OF
ten, simply evidence that excessive
secretion OF acid Ia taking place in
the stomach, causing the formation
OF gas and acid indigestion.
Gas distends the stomach and
causes that full. oppressive burning
feeling sometimes known as heart
burn. while the acid initiates and in
Flames the delicate lining OF the
stomach. Tho trouble lies entirely
in the excess development or secre-
ton OF acid.
To stop or prevent this sourIng OF
the food contents OF the stomach,
and to neutrnlize the acid. make ID
bland and harmless, n teaspoonful Of
Blsuratcd Maenesin, good and ef-
fectiye .corrector of acid stomach,
should be taken IN n quarter OF
GLASS OF hot or cold water after eat
ing or whenever gas, aourness or
acidity In felt. This sweeteng the
stomach and neutrnlIzea tho ncidity
In few moments. and In n perfectly
harmless and lncxpens..@=S remedy to
use.
An antacid, such ~ Bisurnted Mag
neria,- which can DO obtained from
any dr1ggiBt In either powder or
tablet form, ongblef tho stomach TO
do It's work properly without tho mid
OF artificial digeBteniB Mngnogln
comes In several forms, so bo certain
~ ask for nnd take only Bisnrntod
Magnetism, which ig especially pre-
pared for the above purpose. --Ad-
Ivortisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-01

Music lovers arc awaiting with
keen interest the concert 20 be given
by Bsrgh Raehmanlnoff. the dis.
tinEutahed pianist and composer. A.
the Metropolitan on Thursday eve.
ninR. February 3.
Tho music for the piano has done
much 60 raise Rhchmnninon 20 his
high plaSo Ia America and in Europe.
He has written. besides. operas that
are well established In Russian lyric
thsatsrs. symghony-hi second
and a symphonic poem. THE Iale OF
tho Dead" both frequently heard
and appiauded IA American concert
halls; three piano conosrtos. and
various miscellaneous pieces for
voices. orchestra and groups Of IN.
strlmenu. All this music has es.
tRbliahrd upe wealth Of his imaFinn.
ton. the range Of his powers. his
unique personality and bis hold upon
the public on both sides OF the A..
lantie. A. no proved on his first
visit 20 America. no IN as able and
eloquent a pianist with orchestra hs
he 10 IN rccitalu OF his own. In opera
house. no less than IN concert hall.
Russian audiences have honored and
admired him an conductor OF tho con,
certH 81 tho Philharmonic society and
of the Imperial opera house at Mos
COW. while IN his ~arlier American
tour he won many laurel az leader
IN his own music since tho years
before the wnr. no European mu-
Hicisn Of RachmaninofrA interest
and efninenoo has visited America.
The great musician appears In Feat.
tie under the local management Of
the Ladies' Musical club.
Seats VIII be on sale for the gen.
eral public Monday. February 6. and
there win bs limit Of six seats 20
each purchaser.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-01
Southern Bal Beautiful

Decorations from the South were
the setting for the beautiful ball
given by the Southerners last even.
Ing at Christensens hall. Spanish
moss, cane, cotton pods and bales OF
cotton were effectively combined
with the graceful acacia palms and
trailing greens, the softly yelled
lights adding a realistic touch TO the
old Southern scene.
The grand march, az . o'clock, was
led By Judge ]. 7. Ronald and Mrs.
May Avery wilkins, Mrs. Thomas
John Acheson was the executive
chairman Of the very successful az.
fair.
The patrons and patroneSses were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Frink. Mr.. and
Mrs. @. A. c. Rochester. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry r. King. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joshua Green, Mr.. and Mrs, A. h.
Fisken. Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Peters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Douglas. Mr..
and Mrs. Calvin c. Carpenter. Mr..
Josiah Collins. Mr.. and Mrs. d. r.
Frederick. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Kei.
leher. Mfr. and Mrs. Hugh Caldwell.
Mr.. and Mrs Keith Logan Bullitt. Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Latimer. Mayor and
Mrs. Brown. Judge and Mrs. Stephen
Chadwick, Judge and Mrs Ronald.
DIR. and Mrs. Suzzallo. Mr.. and Mrs.
William II. Boyle. Mr.. and Mrs.
James ID. Howe. DIR. and Mrs. J..
Tate Mason. Mrs. Charles Kinnear.
Mr.. MAJ naduke. Col. and Mrs.
Charles. from Fort Lawton. and
Commander and Mrs. Shirley. from
the navy yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-01
RalnIer Chapler. ID. A. Il.

Rainier chapter. Daughters OF tho
American Revolution. were enter.
tanned By Mrs. Tom Mesdag al her
home, bia w Highland drive. on
Tuesday afternoon.
During tho business session tho
chapter ind0rred tho name u Aira.
Anthony Wayne Cooke for president
general. and Mrs william sherman
Walker. state regent. for organizing
secretary general, both names 10
oomr up for election at the national
continental congress 70 be- held In
Washington during tho second week
In April
Tho delegates elected 20 tho con.
gresa wero Mrn Walter Warmer
Reed. regent OF Rainier chapter.
Mra. Eliza Ferry Lcary. Mrs. David
W. bowen and Mn g. q. Bradncr
Altefnatea elected were Mrn. George
r. Thirsk. Mrs J. y Hubbart. Mra.
c. = Russell. Mru Robert r. Small.
Mrs. II D Hurley. Mrs. Edmund
Bowden. Mrp. william J. Blackwell.
Mru. y. II. Husney. Mru. J. T.. Chill.
berg and Airs. J y. Wagner.
Tho delegates viii attend the state
conference. which meets ~ Yakima
April . and Z. On route 10 Washing.
ton.
RATHER chapter also voted 20 In
dorna tho an,i.nnrcoiio evil and help
In every way possible 10 aid tho
white Gross IN this work.
Mrs. o. H. Carpenter. chairman OF
the soidiers' relief work. gave a most
interesting report Of tho work done
during the last month.
Tho following violin numbers were
given b. tho Misses Mary and
Myrtle Ballard. after which refresh.
mcnta were served. followed by q 80
cial hour.
Alss--tsisiia -conslasnis q Rshouhl
MlHpHt ..ttssst.stttrs..ssW A. Mozart
hrs- q. } Smelling. Accompanies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-01
Seattle
Sunset Clab Program for
February Announced,
Luncheon WI Conlpli-
nleRt Visitor.

A ENCOURAGEMENT Is made Of tho
a February program az tho sun.
set club. with the first meeting, Wed.
nesday afternoon. February Z. at 3
o'clock. when Elena Mammovna.
hom the Cornish Little thoater. will
give a dramatic reading Of Madame
Butterfly" Tho hostcsses viii be
Mrs. Manson +. Baokus and Mrs.
Harry Sharploss
A business meeting, In connection
with luncheon, viii take place We'd
nesday. February IA. az ESQ O'Clock
tor which reservations are asked.
Mrs. Charles Paul and her masks
are on the calendar for Wednesday.
February 81. az o'clock. Mrs Carl
Gould and Mrs. Henry suzEallo win
be the hostcsses,
A song recital IS the offering for
Wednesday. February eS, AZ ;
o'clock. The program will be given
by Mrs. Langdon Henry. with Mrs
Lawrence Boyle az the plano. and
the hostesses FOR the afternoon Will
be Mrs. Raleigh r. chinn and Mrs,
Archibald 5. Downey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-01
A Doctors Discovery

A. l.. Paulson. NJ D.. who has
practiced medicine in New York city
for many years. gave out the follow.
ing recipe for homemade gray hair
remedy: Gray. strcaked or faded
hair can be quickly turned black.
brown or light brown. whichever
shade you desire. BY the following
remedy that you can make Mt home.
Merely get box OF orlox powder
at any drug store. II costs very lit
tie and no extras to buy. Dissolve Il
In two ounces OF distilled or rain
water and comb II through the hair.
Full directions for use and gold
bond guarantee comes in each box.
ut Is safe, does not rub Off. is not
sticky or gummy and leaves the hair
fluffy. II viii make a gray.halred
person look twenty years younger"
advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-01

LtttNft ANNtNt tiAtt W 90
Mrs James =. Robertson Of the
lecture committee OF tho Womruf
University club met hor special
group az luncheon on "Wednesday
and plans were completed Tor Tho
distribution OF season lecture tickets.
The lecture season opening u now
close at hand. with Shaw Desmond.
the brilliant Irish puhl.clst appear
ing on the evening OF March ~,
and Hugh walpoic. notable English
novelist, on the evening OF April no.
Both lectures are Of widest public
interest ana viii be held az the
First Presbyterian church
shaw Desmond Is figure OF un.
usual and compelling interest at
this time and the subject OF his
lecture will be The Ireland OF TO.
day" An Irishmau aud a Journal.
ist OF International fame, "a well as
a man OF the world with universal
sympathics. Shaw Desmond comes
as recognized Interpreter Of social
and political ireland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-01
Orthopedic Tea Shop

Mrs, Albert Jacobson viii bo host.
ess Tor Mount Baker Park guild Fri.
day at the Orthopcdlc Tea shop. as
sisted by Mrs, Arthur Webb. Mrs
Eugene Dyer. Mrs. J. n. Thomas,
Mrs Mel Duncan. Mrs Ida Hackett.
Mr1. Peter snlvis, Mrs. j. NJ Jensen.
Mrs. $, Il. Robertson and Mrs. A. II.
Challiss.
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Personal

Miss Catherine Collins left today
for Portland. 10 attend tho Junior
league play 10 DO given Friday even
ing. During her stay she win be the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrg. Cameron
squlrcs Monday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. David Honcyman are entertain.
ms with dinner In her honor.
Mrs, James 8 Espy has returned
to her home in Beliingham. after
spending two months with her ais.
ter, Airs. Charles a. Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston stratton arc
receiving congratulations upon the
birth OF twins. Billie Joe ana Bottle
Joy. on January %. at so07 9sd ave.
s. w.
SIR. and Mrs, Francis Brownen, jr,
OF New York. arrived wednesday.
and win make their home here.
Dr. and Mrs. J. c. Moore nailed
Wednesday from New York, on the
orblta, FOR cherboarg. France.
Mrs. John b, Davidson. OF Ellens.
burg. is tho guest OF Mrs. +. ".
Adams.
Mrs. ]. L. Mohundro and Mr. and
Mrs. Josiah Towuc removed today
from sos Blaine blvd. to 1890 Fed,
crai ave.
Mrs. Z. ], Lutz. OF Roslyn. Ia Wis.
iting Der sister. Mrs. J. y. Sanford.
Mrs. II. A. p. Myers Is spending
several weeks In Southern Callfor
mia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Clarke have
returned from a trip In the East.
Miss Emily Netticton. OF Tacoma.
is spending n few days with Mrs
Neal 'fourtelotte.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-01

immediately - your hair becomes
beautiful. Just moisten cloth with
Danderine and draw II carefully
through your hair, taking one small
strand Mt time: this viii cleanse the
hair OF dust, dirt or any excessive oil
lin few minutes you will be
amazed. Your hair will be wavy.
fluffy and possess an Incompatible
softness, iuster and really appear
twice MS thick and abundant--a mass
of luxuriant. gllnty, colorful hair.
Besides beautifylng the hair Dan.
dcrine eradlcates dandruff; invlgor.
ates the scalp, stopping itching and
falling hair.
Danderine Is tho best cheapest and
most delightful hair corrective and
tonic II ia TO the hair what fresh
showers OF rain arc to vegetation. II
goes right TO tho roots. vltallzeg nnd
etrengthenn them. It's stimulating
properties help the hair 10 grow long.
heavy, strong.
You can surely have beautiful hair.
and lots OF II. II you win spend 30
cents for a bottle Of Dnnderinc al
any drug glore or toilet counter. IL
rs not greasy. oily or sticky. --Advor.
tisemont.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-01
coirrln Club

Tho cotcrio club win meet AZ tho
University Way club. 1850 univor'
city wny. Friday. February ,. AZ .is
p, M The program viii consist OF
current events: CITY Government. =
by Mrs. y. J. souies. Form OF
Government" and Getty Finances /"
b. Mrs IS. T. Barnhart
The executive committee VIII meet
AZ il5 p. m.
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Luncheon at Home 10
Honor Mrs. Ferguson

Mrs. Edward lincoln Smith Il
entertaining with a luncheon az her
home on Saturday afternoon, In
honor Of Mrs. Archibald Hin Fergu-
son. guest OF her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Hunter MeEwan. who,
With Mr.. Ferguson. IS leaving In
February for her home In Hong
kong.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-01
Dancing PARTY Series

The last OF series Of dancing
parties given for the younger set OF
Mount Baker Park will be held OF
the club house Friday evening, Feb.
ruary the second.
The committee in charge are Der.
nice Chandler, Elizabeth Macklem,
Phyllis ConsidIne, Eleanor Anderson
Richard Dilworth. Phillip John,
Gwinn Kirkpatrick.
The patrons and patronesses are
Mr.. and Mrs. Glare Macklem, Mr..
and Mrs. Archie Chandler. Mr.. and
Mrs. William @. John. Mr.. and Mrs.
Milo Walton, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
M. Wells.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-01
WOMEEIN'S CLUBS

Hrporta OF the officers and commit
too chairmon viii be- given az this
time DR. g w sharples chief
surgeon Of the hospital staff will
Fiyo ana illustrated mlk Friends Of
tho hospital are invited 20 attend
Woman's Century Club
on Friday. February 2. the music
department Of the woman'H Century
club win be- entertained al tho
homo % Mrs Carl J smith.
1886 3lih ave. at p. m The assist
Ing hoatoHaoa viii be- Mra. ". A. Fos.
Ter. Mrs A. l. NofmnEor and Mrs
C n. pahicm
The following program will be
asndeisaohu sfo8aitiTl
MIS- Harry T. Glenn
Plano Illustrations ~ Mrs L. p. beckett
Aria '.Iisas r' Israel, f,om d.
arr. } a. rsmpls,su
snsr sosn Der iisias" ore, Ksl,sr l,,la
Mrs. virsn lisneeeA
Plane
~Hoada caprieeioso'' ..... MsHdslssoha
'HprinE song ,ssfst.sstr MsndqlHs9hn
Mfa l. E Beckett
Voice
"pu Mist VIE Zine niums" List
Der NnurtsffHsa ........... Schubert
Mrs J n rsmplston
Tho Daughters Auxiliary will meet
for luncheon Saturday. February D.
az the homo Of Mu. $. II. Kerr GOT
Maiden ave.
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FareaUeR Tea Honors
Mrs. Batrch

In farewell to Mrs. John s. Burch.
who is leaving Saturday for sacra-
mento to make her horne. group Of
friends entertained with an Informal
tea at the Women's University club.
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Howard Waterman presided
at the prettily appointed tea table.
conferred with basket OF golden aca.
cia and candles in crystal holders.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-01
Runlmage Sale

The active chapter. Mother club
and alumnae OF Sigma chapter OF
Alpha Phi sorority win have rum,
mage sale Friday and Saturday. Feb.
ruary and ). az 4i6 Pike a.. the
proceeds 10 be applied 20 tho build,
ing fund.
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Fairview PIT. A.

Fairvlew PIT. A. VIII conduct an
interesting entertainment at tho
school building Friday evening, Feb.
runry 2. Mt s p, m. The program will
consist Of community singing. dane.
Ing by Marie Kelly and Mary
Meagher. selections by the kitchen
band and readings by Virginia Zulck
OF the Morris Dramatic school. Fol.
lowing tho program there win be
contest games and carnival Of side
shows.
Admission will be four cents, with
an additional ono cent fee for each
attraction, Refreshments will con.
cludc the evening festivities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-01
North Ind Flower Club

The North End Flower club viii
hold IN regular monthly luncheon
AZ Moves cafeteria, Fourth ave and
Pine a.. Friday. February :. at
1870 a. m Major Jesse Jackson.
superintendent OF city parks. viii
talk about tho new rose garden that
Is boinF installed in woodland Park.
and Mr. H. Collier president or tho
Seattle Roar society. win give the
club short address.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-01
Open Day Nursery
In West Seattle

The West Seattle branch OF the
Seattle Day Nursery association viii
open at its new location. 4432 end
s. w. Thursday Reception hours
will be between and 5 p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-01
shnwondasse Club card Party

The shawoudasso club In entertain.
int. with n -nr.t sAass.. ss the ytntei
we -aass.=saEIon, Friday. February 2. Mt
p. m. for tho benefit OF number Of
needy families the club Is assisting.
Bridge and whls, win be played on
tho mczzaninc floor and refresh.
ments viii be served in tho Louis
room
The committee In charge includes
Mrs. william MeGregor. chairman:
Mrs. ]. l.. Megrew. Mrs. G. w.
Chandler. Mrs. II. D. Hurley. Mrs.
w Scott Riggs. Mrs. f. b. stoddard
and Mrs Tyler Thompson.
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Zonery club

The zoncry club win hold an open
meeting Thursday, February 1, at s
y. m, in the lecture room on the
fourth floor OF the " w. G, A., Dr,
y. 10. Barnes, speaker. Demonstro.
donB.
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Guns FOR FuDAl


Allah Social club win meet Friday.
February q with Mn Cecilia Zim
norman. $40 W 10Th a.. az 2 p. m.
Mrs Minnie Bhbcock and Mrs ~.
Hamlin viii be- th- assisting hest
cssrs. All Eastern Stars invited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-01
Bridge TO Honor
Mrs. Banks

Mrs. Montgomery Russell VIII en-
terrain with an informal bridge at
her home Friday afternoon In com
pliment TO Mrs. Charles Banks. OF
Lakeville. Conn, who Is visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Baillie.
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Mcdonald Pr. A.

A "surpriso~ card party win b
given by tho T. A. Mcdonald Par.
entToaehcr association. on February
:. a. tho home Of Mira r. Curry,
1854 Iatons ave Those expecting
To attend are asked TO notify Mira.
Bert oliver. Mtiruse o6e.,
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Lady Artisans meet at the hume ~
Mrs. a. W ssperu t72i 36th ave.
~ r., on Friday February g.
Luncheon at 1850 o'clock followed
uy cards Mr H. Phillips and Mm.
ora Leland. assisting hnstosaes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-01
Rnhrrt NInrrL. snrInl ANA

Robert Morris Social club. o r. g..
will entertain with a card party az
partunllr oaNtsrla Second and
Madison s.. Friday evening Febrl.
AIRY 2. az s p, M. All Eastern Stars
and friends invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-01
Olympic View TIP. A.

Olympic View TIP, A. win meet
AZ the school, Friday February 2.
az 2 p, m, Reading aud instruction
on child welfare work
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woman's Association. Plymouth
Church

woman'u association. OF Plymouth
church. viii be- entertained ~ tho
homo OF Mrs. A. 3, Burwell. 100 itth
ave n. Friday afternoon. at ?
O'clock The women Of tho Capitol
Hill circle win be the hosteaHoa. Mrs.
William Yule viii assist Mfs BurVsli
In receiving the guests Mrs. itu'
dolph Erickson and Mru, l.. y. Swim
win DO In the dining room
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-01
Alpha Gamma Delta
Meeting

Alpha Gamma Delta win assemble
az the home Of Mrs, Andrew Me.
Pherson. In tho Calodonian apart.
ments. on Saturday afternoon. Feb.
ruary s, at ? O'Clock.
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Nordica Choral club win rchearso
az tho sanipmctio building. Friday.
February 2. az s p. IN.
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Innesonin Club

Tho Lonesome club viii meet FRI
day, February 2 az the Rainier.
Grand hotel az 8 p. m. Lonely
people and strangers welcome
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IlIcrarN md Mn.lraI nm

ladies Literary aud Musical club
viii meet Friday. February 9. az
$50 p m with Mn y p. Grant. 300
kiFkwood Place
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UritIsh. AmrrIcan A.soclntIon

Brltsh-American association win
give a dancing party IN christensrn'a
hall. Friday evening February 2. at
3 O'Clock.
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Plans Luncheon for
Ta0elUe

With covers placed for twelve,
Mrs. Robert d. Forbes Is entertain.
Ing with luncheon Friday after.
noon in her apartments at the
Broadmore.
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washington O. Y. 8
Alpha Thlmblo Club

Alpha Thimhie club win hold an
ail.day session n, the home OF Mrs.
Nora CiouEh. ai9 n. seth ave, Fri.
day. February :. Members please az.
tend.
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Card Pnrtr and Dance

Sigma Nu Mothers club has mr..
ranged a card party and dance at the
chapter house for Friday evening.
February 2.
Reservations may be made by call.
Ing Mrs. Clarence Haynes. East 3452.
or Mrs. IT. II. Phlpps. East 745S.
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Nallre paurhter. d WnshInEion

Princess Angelina parlor No ?. ".
ID. W, viii hold their regular month
~ meeting in their club rooms Al tho
Y. W. c. \. az s O'Clock Friday even.
ms. February 2, All members arc
Invited 10 attend
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ADDIrloNAL CLUBS
I.ad, stIrIIng rhnnlrr. D. A. N.

Lady Stirling Chapter. u. A. A.
The regular monthly meeting "
Lady Stirling chapter ~ A H., VIII
bo held Tuesday February 9, az the
y. W 9. 4 promptly al 1880 .. m.
Board meeting az I 3. IA. Election Of
delegates 90 state and national con.
fersncoH. Mrs Ella 81 Lester and
ArF William u Yonkers. hoBtsa8cu.
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whittier Heights Improvement Club

The Whittier Heights Improve.
ment club win hold its anniversary
meeting at the Whittier school. w.
18th st. and 14th ave. N. W.. on
Friday. February 2. at p. m. Re.
frcshments viii DO served. Hon.
Philip Tindall win speak on ~rhe
Skagit Project"
Tho club win hold dance in
Greenwood hall. w. S3rd ST. and
Greenwood ave, on the evening OF
February /. Everybody welcome
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Alpha Phi Alum11oe

Alpha Phi alumnae will meet at
the Alpha Phi sorority house on
Monday evening. February 8. Mt 1890
o'clock Reservations for dinner at
0 o'clock may be made by calling
Kenwood 1892.
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Stevens w. II. @. No. I

Stevens womrn'u Relief Corps. No.
I. auxiliary 90 Stevens Post No. 1.
q. A. r.. will he entertained with an
ail.day social az Tho home o. Mrs..
Lois Jordan. 1880 18th ave. w. on
Friday. February :. Take cars - or
90 and get OF ~ Eosion ~ Lunch.
con viii b. served az 1890 o'clock
All @ A. r. comrades and visiting
members invited Special features
planned For information call Gar.
field Glaa.R.
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Ladies OF the Golden North

The Ladies' OF the Golden North
win meet Friday February 2, at
i023h First ave, at y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-01
Momnn's Lakewood Improvement
Club

Tho Womau's Lakewood Improve.
meut club viii hold ia regular meet.
inE ON Tuesday. February 9. az 2
.p m Ia the lakewood clubhouse. A
speaker hah been provided for the
afternoon.