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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-05
VIGII4ANCIA

L. vigilancia nocturna de la policia
y los obreros Sc ha extremado y los
cfclales dc estos cuerpos est5n autori-
z1doa usar el maximum de fuorza que
les confere la ley para aca bar con los
incendiarios de profession que pretenden
burlarse de las autoridades locales y
Ia la tranquilidad del pueblo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-05
EN- MADRID Sc HAGEN INFI-
NIDAD DE COMENTARIOS A
PROPOSTTO DEL ABANDONO
DE TIZZI AZA

MADRID, JUNO T. Omitted Press)
-En los circuos p0Itlcos y militares
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-05
Ell REY FERNANDO EN-
BERLIN

BERLIN, JUNO (Cable Franc6s.)
Ell rey Fernando de Bulgaria. quien
Sc encontraba haco dias en- Cabourg,
Baviera, In Iegado esea capital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-15
W.T.. OLEWINE
ENJOYS NORMAL
HEALTH AGAIN

After being troubled with serious
bladder trouble for sevcta; years.
w. r. oIewine. OF Buffalo. n. u.
reports quick recovery after taking
Alviin.
Il have been troubled for several
years with bladder inflammation.
and when I sent for Altiia was mn.
able to work and did not know IL I
ever would run an engine again. +
could not say in bed nights. aa 1
was worse lying down than at any
other time. have been up Is to
so times IN six 20 eight hours.
Forty.cight hours after / began tax.
ing Aiyiln Tablets. / was almost nor.
NAL. and IN four days went to work
and al present feel perfectly wen.
don't know whit TO say; in fact.
cannot tell how appreciate tho
benefits | have derived from the use
Of Alvita. / have given away some
TO two other mon that are affected
Alvita Is the recent scientific dis.
covery. which brings lime, iron ami
phospha,ea to YOU IN vegetable
form which may be readily asslml
lated, Alvita IS prepared in con
vcnicnt tablet form. from tho deer.
rooted alfalfn plant which, Science
discovered. is rich storehouse OF vi.
tai mineral salts No matter " you
have tried many remedies. try this
tonic OF nature now a dollar buys
a box OF AIvita tablets at any drug
store Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-15
Dan N,usery Tea at Mrs. For'S Home

l Helens place
O'Clock the Seattle Day
opening affair Of the musical tea
Mrs Mrs Walter Henry president OF the association viii
the assisted by the social eommittce L. G Gilman
Gillespie A. Rochester, Mrs Harry
nndM
ostrndc Guy Frnk and Mrs Margaret
Presiding at the will be Mrs Henry Mrs Frank Dewitt Black
Edward skinner Mrs Ebrdge A. stuart Mrs Leroy Bakus
H. Allison Matthews and Mrs T. C.
Mrs Walter Mciwan
Collins Dorothy
a
following program prepared
afternoon;
CSamcn
Frecbys
Tacoma
Gabasch phyllis Has such Charming Gaccs" VoungMr Frank
guardo" cpasuaec) uooueyaoE % "pu
Garden" Liza Lehmanni-Nlss Gladys Wheeler.
e dreams Wagner O0 ~Tuum dureh die Daemmerung ts;rau
uldrethl d Anne Moi memberglAtr,
Towns
AecomponstsNrs Daisy Wood Hdeh Mrs Isle Brown Mss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-15
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER
uANDGET

HANOI 1T
The Mothefa' Congress Of the First
Presbyterian church VIII give a
Mothers and Daughters Banquet"
Tueaday October 10. al or IN. Res.
eryatons may be mnde Ri the church
until 10 O'Clock Tuesday morning.
Mru 81 A. Matthews viii net as
ioaHimIEtrela The program viii be
~ follows Mothers Day Dreams
af Daughters Future. Mrs r. Mar,
ing plano aoio. Mics Elsie Jane Had
ley: Values" Dr. Louise parmnn,
Mothers and Daughters war on
Diet" Mira & y wingpie. Should
Mothers BE Laid on the Shelf hy
paughisFag" MR. G. w Taibotu
'-rhe Ideal aoniu Law" Mru Charles
Nihloek The Ideal Daughl0rin,
Law" Aifn " Onsum
How Times Have Changed Since
Mother Was Young. Miss Josephine
Louis. Tho Most Difficult Age of
Daughters" Mrs John Wallace. Tho
Chapcron When DOES Her Work
Begin and End7- Mrr clyde iiadlr,.
violin snio Ailss julia Black "a
Noted Young Lady n 1850. Mrs. ~.
Brown a Model Young Lady of
1922 Miss Rose Glass. "A Tribute
20 Daughters" Mrs Iuaeph Black.
a Tribute 20 Motbern. Misa Gwlad
Matthew's song. Mother Mine.
Mra R0denck
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Personal

Mfr r. g. LanHIdFc who has
been spending four months as the
guest OF her sister. Mrs H. - Me,
coy o. the otis, lrn this morning
for her home In Jacksonville. Fla.
Mifa Mary lhmhco returned sun
day evening 90 her home in iicllIug
ham after spending the weekend as
The guest n Mhs Gloria l'rlnh
Mrs Henry liroderlck loft laft
week. far The East ON Il hhori trip
Ne ana MrH Ross Downs moiorcd
10 Tacoma today 90 visit Mr and
Mu g. W Mckee,
SIR aud Mrs l. T. Ross Of Chi.
tag0 are the houHr guests Of Mr. and
Mra. j. @ remnant Tor am indefinite
stay
Miss norolhca Hopper has re-.
turned from visit with Miss Jean
Watson lu Wenatchce.
Mr and Mrs, Harry rownsend
Caroline Talbot are receiving con.
Fratularlona on the birth OF "a son
October 10.
Mru Mitchell Gillian returned Last
week from q sIz months visit with
her slater. Alra Archibald Cater IN
England
Mr. ana Mrs Guido A. F8rn and
Nir and Mm Gerald o'Ncll spent
the week end In Vancouver, d G.
Me- and Mrs Walter Leelt. with
their niece M.ss Marion Loek. Of
Vancouver, are spending a fow days
In town
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The Appealing Charm
of Vigor and Health

Seattle, Wash, five years
ago ] had an Illness which left me
weak and nervous with bearing sen.
sations. | had read OF Or. Pierco's
Favorite Prescription and It i'm.
pressed me MS being cxactly what I
needed In the way Of medicine.
and | found It TO be true. for two
bottles of the Prescription fixed
me M In great shape and | have
had no inward weakness since. NV
experience with Dr. Piorce's Favor.
lite Prescription was so satisfactory
that | haven't the slightest hesItanoy
In recommending II to other women
who have become in a weakened
state of health, or those suffering
from feminine ailmcnts."-Mrs. ELLA
Elschon, 100 35th st. West.
Obtain this prescription" of DR.
Pieree's now OF your nearest drug.
glst, in tablets or liquid and star,
on the high road TO health and good
looks, Write DR.. Pierce, Pres. In.
vallds' Hotel In Buffalo. N. v, for
FREQ medical advice, Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-15
CHILDREN CRY
FOR "CASTORIA'
A Harmless Substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups-
No Narcotics!

Moiher' Flctchors Castoria has
been in use FOR over 30 years 20 re.
licye babies and children Of Consii.
patton. Flatulcncy. Wind Collie and
piarrhea; nllnying Fcyerishness aris-
ing tbercfrom. and. by regulating the
Stomach and Bowels aids the assim-
ilaiion of Food. giving natural sleep
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-15
Issues Cards for Tea

compimentIng Mary
Toledo Ohio who have removed their home mother
inlaw Mrs Milton Charles her stcrnaw Mrs
Wilson shortly
Mrs cha Page Bryant has cards
afternoon
Assisting Easebrooks
Arthur H. Mrs Joseph Glass.
souhworh Mrs J. r IIauman
Mrs Mary Terrell Gesing Miss Blanche
Jcnnelc Hennesy Mrs c G.
Misses Lour Emily Jennle
Carolyn Bryant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-15
AarAslA cLrn

N-i n FAh 'AH'f
"The New Criticism" broadly
embraces the book reyirNr that viii
feature the meeting ri the AHpbsil
club ut the homo of MgH Victor
Zcdniek, Tuesday afternoon. Octo,
Der &c. Mrs Fred Brown, literary
leader FOR the club this year. Will
speak ON tho general topic which
viii be illustrated By the following
reviews;
beyond Life" by Mrs Edward
Brainardi History Of Literary
Radical" by Mrs Harry Erwin,
Van Wyct Brooke Americans
Coming N Age and "'rho ordeal
or Marl, Twain boy Mrs Dean Bair
and Mrs w. *. Rlckelr; and H l..
MrnckunB prejudice and In De
fcnHo of Women" by Mra Guy
Patrick and Mira Victor Zcdniok
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Campfire News

The executive board OF the Seattle
council Of Campfire Girls WIN meet
Tuesday. az headquarters. AZ Z ., IN.
Minute girls viii fnther az head.
quarters ON Wednesday afternoon
for their second meeting. and to
work ont plans FOR Tho winter Any
gifi Who Is a Flrtmaker or Torch
bearer 10 welcome to this meeting.
Hurry and cook that last Fircmak
cr'H dinner and &c, that beaded stole
done. 40 that sou may be one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-15

D. X. f. MOTHERS CLUB
Mrs. S. w. Barker will entertain
the Delta Kappa Epsilon Mothers
or the active group and alumnae
groups. at her home. 2722 10th ave.
y. on Wednesday, October II. at
2.50 p. m.
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sEATTLE I0paE 30 .

Seattle lodge 80. Z. u. H. r. A..
Will meet Tuesday evening October
IL. In Evergreen hail. 1909 Ninth
ave- AZ J8s o'clock AZ . - m there
~ill br a progressive whis, party.
with refreshments.
The lodge Is planning a dance for
Tuesday evening. October 30.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-15
Parties Fete Mss Dorothy Watson, Seattle
Day NluSery Association to GiUe MaSica
Tea

IIoNoRING Watson whose marriage to Lieutenant Com
IL win take place saturday evening
Baruaas Miss Helen sehwaser viii entertain
a informal her homo Tuesday afternoon,
"Wednesday Miss Adams win be hostess AZ bridge
tea ana linen home Il Lewis
sehwaser y presiding the
service bridge and
To-day Miss Gertrude Lewis
eomplmentcd tables apartment
! a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-15
SEATTLE PIT A
WILL MEET

Publicity chairman Of Seattle Par
cut Teacher associations viii meet in
tho school hoard room. Central build.
ing. Tuesday. October is. NJ 1915.
Each local circle "a requested 70
send representative to tbrl meet.
iuts
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Leavenworth girls are already de.
signing the room that they Will fur.
nish on our ship. They are working
out symbols and curtains. Linens
must be made, and 30 they VIII have
sewing parties ard really work hard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-15

The woman'a Lakewood Civic I'm.
nroyclncnt club viii hold lia regular
meeting Tuesday. October 10. az . u.
~, ~ The club house Mrs. J. Eos.
Ter Dean and members Of The eiyicu
committee win have charge Of the
program. and speaker win be pro.
yided for The afternoon.
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Orthopedic Tea and Thrift Shops

Mrs Margaret Cheal will Marks
church at the orhopedc Tea Shop Tuesday, assisted
Brooke Mrs w T. Hail Mrs Wheeler
Jadne Miss Hfe Mabel Thomas Miss
Katherine Thompson Mary Cheal
Thrift
Moore for East Highland Drive guild
Aceracken and Mrs j. j. keanes VIII
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GUARANTEE club

The ouamntn club viii meet
Tuesday evening. October IS. with
Mr. and Mrs l.. ], Blsa.ll. ss.s
Beach drive.
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Cha Omega to Honor Mrs. Haggett

University
Washington viii be honor Chi Omega alumnao
chapter viii Thursday tho chapter house
Mrs Haggett Herbert
guests
Frederick Morltz
Thomson.
will alternate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-15
SOCIAL. CLUB FOR
HAM pB- KtLs4ytAsr

The Seattle Social Club for tho
Hard of Hearing viii meet at s
p m, TUESDAY October 10. az Fur.
man Business college, Fourth and
Marion An invitation is extended
10 Engllshapcaidue hard Of hearing
adults 10 attend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-15
~
Q}s~e NJ
PHILLIPS" MILK
OF MAGNESIA
Insist on Genuine phillips"
and Refuse limitations

Protect your doctor and yourself
by asking for Phillips" the original
Mix Of Magncsin prescribed by
physlcians for 90 years Don't nc.
cept n substitute for tho genuine
"Phillips' 2j.cont bottles, also 90.
cent bottles, contain dircctions- amy
drug store, Advertisement.
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Hostess to Dance Committee

Miss Jane Perkins informal
the members OF the committee for the subscription benefit
Saturday evening October
completed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-15
HIGHLAND PARK

III a
Highland Park TT. a. will meet
az the school. Tuesdty. October Nc.
az go D. m Mr +. n Hclmrs.
school director. viii speak on school
Economy Al patrons 0f The dir
grlet requested 20 attend Refresh.
mcnts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-15
QUEEN ANNE
STUDY CLUB

Tho Queen Anne Study club win
meet with atrs. j. H. Linton, 2l22
Fifth ave. W. Tuesday. October i6.
at o'clock. THE National Aims
and Aspirations of Czecho. slova kia"
win be discussed by MrB. n. S. Bak.
or. and Mrs. Harvey j Brown viii
give a sketch OF John Huss, tho re.
former and patriot.
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RrhlAlAGE ~

Rainier chapter. D. A. n will hold
rumnase sale Tuesday and
Wednesday. October 10 and n. AZ the
Farmors' Public market. wcailako
and Virginia st., instead Of at 1905
Frat ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-15

Mrs Frank E. Burns entertained
Rainier club Saturday afternoon Mary
and Miss Alice Moore. visiting
Mis- Trafford uon at their home The Highlands party
attended the orpheum.
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GUILD OFFICERS TO MEET
Tho regular monthly meeting ~
the Guild officers or tho Cblldrcn'a
orthopsdic hospital Will DO held
TUESDAY morning. October 10. nj 10
o'clock. AZ 1899 Henry Building
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rnrAfnNr " @ u 4,

Fremont ". c. T. u. will meet
Tuesday. October 10. az y. m 81
the homo Of Misc Bertha Carr. ss27
Aahwoyth ave. Convention echoes
by tho delegates
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College Club Annual Meetino

The annual election dinner and meeting OF
Wednesday October IL Dinner will be
Immediately be
officers installed considered
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Viii Benefit Hospital

Ineaken guild will it's nah
October H. at the L. ~
entire win oho
For reservations pl412s CA plt4t79
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lONIA ROCIAL CLUn

Ionia Social club viii meet We'd
Beadny. October H. AZ D. ~ Ia
tho card room az the Masonic tenn
PIE. Eastern Stars and friends vel
come.
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DUNLAP PIT A.

The Dunlap PIT A. will meet
"Wednesday, october r. nt p. m.
The teachers ana room 4 VIII fur
nish tho program Executive bonrd
viii meet Ia the basement at $3.50
p. 90
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SIGMA NJ
NinTHEna. EfIn

s!gng M Mother cjub win hold
tho fimt meeting of tho year a. The
chapter house Tuesday. October &c.
ai go y, m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-15
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
rENNaYLyANlA surpY

PENNSYLVANIA STUDY
CLUB
Tho Pennsylvania Study club will
have a noon luncheon ~ tie Y W
g. A.. Friday, October 10. Mra
Rose urolle and Mrs Vera Masters
viii DO the hostcfsen col. Roland
Hartley viii speak on Legislation
Ron call. Halloween pranka Tho
business meeting will follow the
luncheon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-15
RAINIER - Il

Rainier PIT A. will meet Tues.
day, October IS. az ESQ p. m, stisa
Hubbeil. Of tho University Of wash,
ington. viii speak on the Importance
Of the right feeding OF children
Songs by the pupils In Miss Hen.
sons room and selections on the
new Vlcirola.
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Judge and Mrs. Burke Give Dinner

To honor Mrs Grange Holt b.
com DAufret Judge and Mrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-15
GiUes Informal Dance

Miss sure X Tanzer entertained
party at her home on Friday evening in compliment
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Nomen' S Clubs

LINCOLN PIT A
Lincoln r'T A. viii meet Tuca.
day, Octobrr 10. AZ gI5 p. m, The
program viii boz IN charge ~ Mr.
H. IA Zee. head ot the Science Dc,
phumonf Discussion concerning
the social life Of high school ftu.
drnla Tea will Dee served by The
Girls club llostossrs for tho after
noon arc Mrs H. Onaum MrH, H.
N. NcwMrk Mrs. j a, Campbell
Mrs A, z. Loyctt ana Mrs - Is.
Cosby An persons interested in the
school invited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-15
NORTH END

PROGRESSIVE CLUE
North End Progressive club will
meet at 1894 +. Goth II. on Tuesday.
October rs. at y. m. Mrs. A. y.
Bloom and Mrs Kate Reeves. hos.
tesses. Mrs. o. f. Jacobs. chairman
OF the social committee. viii make
a report. Parliamentary drlll by
Mrs. lone X. Humes. a good pro.
gram has been prepared Take car
No. i6. on Third ave- and transfer
TO the bus at 10th nvo. N. Il. Get
off at II. Goth and walk cast.
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NJ n II. 40 II

" - FAHs W. %
". .. A.. No, 3. Social club will
meet al the homo OF Airs. W. J.
Dark. 2Oig Eighth ave. Thursday,
october IS. az p. IN. Take Cars
IS or a.
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CANADIAN woMENs

VIZ -
Canadian women's club viii give
a card party Tuesday evening. DC
tober iE. az 5 p. M az The Federated
clubhouse. corner ~ Thomas Hi aud
Harvard ave Members and friends
invited. Refreshments viii be served
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-15
NORWEGIAN HOSPITAL
ASSOCIATION

The Norwegian Hospital pssoois-
ton win meet In Norway haii Tues.
day. oct i6. nt 1870 y M, Board
meeting 90 r. O'Clock. Mr GiBrdr.
Mrs C X. Anderson and Mls- Hilgo.
sen, hosteasea
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CAPITOL w. c. r. L. POST
PONIES MEETING
Capitol Hin w c. T. Y. has post
poned its meeting planned for Tues
day. October Is. at the home OF
Mrs. Marie Ridgeway. 1i42 Both
ave. s.. until October 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-15
MYnrLE cHAprER ~ 81

Myrtle Chapter No. As, o. II. s..
will give a Halloween masquerade.
Tuesday. October 30. in the Masonic
club rooms, Arcade building. East.
ern Stars. Masons and their friends
invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-15
CLuBS FOR TUESDAY

BROWNING SOCIETY
The Seattle Browning society w6i
meet at to- Womcna University
club. with Mrs, 4, r. Peck az host
cas-, on Tuesday October iG
QUEEN ANNE CIRCLE
Queen Anne circlo OF tho Fruit
aud Flower Mission viii hold q tpg.
clal meeting with Mrs w q, Fun.
solman. SOS Mob IAN ave. Tuesday
October 40. az 1880 o'clock Mem
hora viii sew Tor bazaar
DoBCAs CIRCLE
poroas circle viii meet with Mrs
4. Nelson. gals l0th ave n ~
Tuesday, October no. Bt 1 o'clock
WEST SEATTLE CHAPTER
Social circle. OF West Seattle chap
ter o. h. g., win meet Tuesday, oe.
tober 10, az 9 o'clock TN the Mason.
lc temple. 96i2h California ave,
llostesHes Mru, Otis W BrInker.
Mrs Charles H. white aud Mru.
Walter NJ Harris,
CURRENT CENTURY
CLUB
The Current Century club Will
meet Ia the Ballard public library,
Tuesday, october i6. az $50 o'clock
SUNSHINE CLUB
Tho Sunshine club. % Queen city
chapter a T. s.. viii meet Ia the
Masonic temple. Tuesday October
10, At 9 o'clock. for whist
MISSIONARY LEAGUE
The Women'a Missionary league
OF Pilgrim church viii meet Tues
day, October no. al 1880 o'clock.
A. r. L, ~ L,
CLUB
a. r. r. NJ F. club viii NEE, with
Mrs Il NJ Henderson, ssi5 Irving
~, Tuesday. October i6 fer I
o'clock luncheon
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CUSTER CAMP NO !

Custer Camp No. !. Sons % Vet
Grams and Custer Auxiliary Ne 4.
win have box social after the
short business seraen. 90 ~ held
Tuesday evening. October 10. az :
o'clock. al Veterans hall. Armory
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WEST SIDE IMrRovEMiNr

WEST HIDE IMPROVEMENT
CLun
MW r. II NlcsE viii entertain the
West side Improvement club on
Tuesday afternoon. October ia. ot 2
o'clock. NJ her home. i5g5 Asnd ave
y. W. IN honor OF the new members
~ the club During the afternoon
Mrs Jean Lane viii relate incidents
ur her trip 10 Central aud south
America ana japan Mrs NieaE will
BE- assisted hy Mr } l. Chnmberlln.
Members may bring a friend
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Miss Ruth A. Brown VIII leave
wednesday night for three days
field trip 20 Butte. Mont. where she
viii organize a Campfire council
and present the program before the
civic organizations Of Butte.
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soRosIs club

Tho sorosis club viii meet Tues.
day. October 80. at 3. IN. at the
Federated clubhouse AIra James
A. stephens viii speak on "Phys.
teal Features o. China as 20 Ueog
raphy and Climate. while Mira A,
q. Foster will talk on some Fruits
Of Chinese Character"
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EASTERN STAR Gun

The Eastern Star club win begin
a series OF card parties on Tuesday.
October IS. at y. m, AZ the club
rooms. 1890 Arcade building Bridge
and whist win be played Members
and friends Invited.
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WAeHINGT0N HIVE

WARRINGTON HIVE
Washington Hive No s4l. Ladies'
Of tho aiaccabcea. viii hold is an
nunl meeting October 10. az p, NJ.
FEDERATION or w. c. T. u.
Echoes from national convention
will 10 brought by sirs, Lillian Vim,
cent. stats president. 10 the Seattle
Federation OF womeu's Christian
union. az meeting called for Tues
day. October IS. : .. m. az Ply.
mouth church.
Echoes from the state convention
held In BcillnEham. October 9Th 70
18th. VIII bp reported ~ some Of
the other officers
Dcvoiions, by Mrs. Emma Morrl.
son.
Harp and vocal selections. By Mrs.
o. +. krieEer
Piano solo. BY Mrs. Edna Moline,
All W C. T. u. women urged to
be present.
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W. II. c TO PRESENT
FLAG
Stevens women's Relief Corps.
No. I. VIII present an American
flag to The Alh school on Tues.
day October is, at p. m.
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ALKI REVIEW
WEBSTER p II A.

Webster PIT A will meet Tuesday
evening oct 10. az o'clock Mr. n.
X, Cole. city superintendent ~
schools. viii be tie speaker.
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ANNUAL BAZAAR
AND DINNER

ANNUAL BAZAAR
AND DINNER
American Legion Auxiliary 10
Lloyd r. Cochran Post. No. 40. will
hold its annual bazaar and dinner
Tuesday evening, October 10. at
Woog'r hall. 1904 Market ri, Dinner
will be served from 6;3O to gao
o'clock.
HARMONY HOMESTEAD NO. 174s
Harmony Homestead, No. 17i3
Brotherhood OF American Yeomen.
Will hold initiation and Joint install.
latlon OF officers OF Ballard. Ronton,
University and Auburn Homeatendg
at the Moose hall. 9Th and Union.
october 10, y. N. Mr. Ward Sem.
supreme treasurer and Mrs. Sem, Of
Minneapolis. viii be In attendance.
Mr., Sem will be lnstallatlan officer.
WOMAN'S CLUB
Tho music department Of tho Scat
tie Woman's club viii meet nj tho
homo Of Mrs Harry A. Lawrence,
12l ~. bGth st.. Tuesday. October
10, Mt 2 y. m, Mrs. Florence u.
Smith, leader
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BROWNING SOCIETY
The Seattle Browning society w,'l
meet AZ to- Womcn'a University
club. with Mrs 4, r. Peck az host
cas-. on Tuesday October Nc,
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DpECAS CIRCLE
porcas circle will meet with Mrs
A. Nelson sSis 10Th ave ~ w.
Tuesday october nc, al o'clock
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SUNSET HEIGHTS
LITERARY CLUn

LITERARY CLUn
Sunset Heights Literary club VIII
meet with Miss Mary Atkinron. COZ
~ 4end IT, on rucsdny evening.
october 10
ALK1 REVIEW
Alki review viii meet 10 the a o,
Z " hail. 1909 Ninth ave, Tuesday
evening. October 10. nt s o'clock