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Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1905-1932, 1923-07-06
WANTED
ROOMS WANTED FOR CATTLE
MEMS CELEBRATION

Persons having rooms available for
the celebration on July IS, 10 and 20,
please turn In names to MISS KATH-
ERNIE GARDNER, Secretary, or
Phone 256W. 1928
Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1905-1932, 1923-07-06

Gunnison Encampment Of I. 0. 0.
F. installed officers last evening ~
follows: J. F. Bunton, chief patriarch;
Geo. w. Hughes, high priest; r. w.
Cooper, outer sentinel; f. NJ. Collins,
inner sentinel; r. A. Stone, guide; E.
A. Warburton and John April, guards
Of the tent.
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MISCELLANEOUS
COMING
OIeary's lie Sale

THOSE WHO desire the services Of
nurse. especially in maternity
cases, phoIe l69W.
1929 MRS. H. E. WILLIAMSON
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Read the News-Champion Want Ads
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our sincere
thanks to our many friends for their
kindness and sympathy during our re-
cent bereavement.
ANDREW BRAY
MAUDE BRAY
w. H. BRAY & FAMILY
J. A. BRAY & FAMILY
A. J. BRAY 4 FAMILY.
MR.. 4 MRS. J. e. WHlPP
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FOR SALE-All kinds of cherries,
sweet cherries ready for delivery
ready for delivery now.
now. DIR. R.C. VAN AIKEN, Austin,
26-27 Colorado.
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KEEP CARS OFF RACE TRACK
Please keep all cars of the race
track until after the celebration. BY
order GENERAL COMMITTEE, Cat
tlemen's Day Celebration. 1928
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FOR SALE-A lawn swing in good
condition. Phone s3W
MRS. ELIZABETH RICHARDSON
25-tf
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FOR SALESJelly glasses and fruit
jars MRS. MARY KUUBIAK
1921
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FOR SALE-Strawberry Rhubarb, 4
cents pound. MRS. ELIZABETH
RICHARDSON, at Howard resid-
ence. 26-tf
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FOR SALE,


FOR SALE-Six-weeks Pigs
2S-u LEE LEHMAN
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CLARENCE ADAMS SAID IT.
We don't advertise to help the editor;
We advertise for results.
We haven't darn thing to sell this
III - week
But some gravel and few old guns.
= "a C. w. CHINERY 4 SONS.
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FOR SALE--Weaner Pigs, $3.50. Also
Four 100 ID. Shoats. Inquire Earl
]. Carpenter, Cebolla, Colo. 1928
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-29

store through the ain reputt by s of the We mut inuet o ouppyy n this val n de o a h
 of stores bying for be when s epiyth th mb n
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-29
GROUP FoUR-vALUEs TO14.e.

Beautiful all-silk sweaters in Tuxedo styles; the very newest and most desirable models and of exceptional quality-striking border and cuff effects and braid ed sash; black, navy and buff !; in this sale at 9.95.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-29
GROUP FIVE-TO 4.95 VALUES

Misses, children's and infants sweaters-pure worsted coat and Tuxedos in link-and-lin weave; fine coat sweaters, in fants' sweater sets and knitte capes. All the wanted colors- regularly at 1.98, 2.98 to 4.95. TED SEcTyoN-THTRD Fl 00pN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-31
Music
Four Famous Artists
in Concert Series

Tho women's Federation Of the
University Of Washington presents
Tor the musical season Or 1884 four
famous artists IN concert series
Tho first or these famous artists
is Joseph Lbevinne. recognized as
one Of the supreme masters OF the
planoforts Of All time. Lhsyinne np.
pears November 10. 1928.
John Mccormack. tenor. His name
speaks for itself. not only IN the mu-
sic world. but as patriot and Amer
lean. Mccormack appears March z.
1894
Duncan Dancers. counted the
worlds most beautiful trio. Anna. II.
~, and Mango. adopted daughters Of
lsadora Duncan. The Duncan Dan.
GERS appear February IL. 1924.
Jeanne Gordon. the golden.voleed
contraito. who has already won her
place as prima donna OF the Metro.
poiitan Opera company. Hiss Cor.
don appears May 5. 1894.
Season tickets for the concerts arc
now selling. Reserve tickets Will go
on saie November ]. Tickets may
he secured at my Of tho following:
places. sherman & Clay and the 4.
$. u, w. office on the university
campus.
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lines and ndornments. but slze and
convenience have been arranged to
conform 10 our modern homes.
The dressing table In the back.
ground and the splnct desk have
quantity turned spindle legs while
the nrched mirror IL supported by
spindle standards. The drawer
knobs OF both pieces nrc wooden,
also characteristic OF the early
American days. Another touch OF
Colonial life Is contributed by tho
small hooked rugs.
The curtains OF the room nre
novel, combining roller shade and
glass curtains In one. Glnzed
chlntz. with cream ground md
flower basket design, has replaced
the usual linen on the shnde roller.
They give tho effect OF whole
sunshlny flower garden.
(Wrlto to Marian Moore, caro- OF
this newspaper, for advice or lnfor.
nation about home furnishing or
decorating, sendlng stamped, ad.
dressed envelope for ropiy.)
Question What do YOU think of
n polychrome floor lamps. Il.
Answer; think they arc hand.
ZONE. Glad | do think 40, for they
arc surely popular Just now.
Copyright, American Homes Bureau.
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Personal

MIS- Frederick Bentley is leaving
November 30 for New York. sailing
from there December on the rot.
ierdam for Holland. Che viii spend
siN months travelling on Tho cont
nent. ana viii enjoy tho Christmas
holidays IN Spain. going later 20
Italy
Mr and Mrs. William Leonard
Eaton and Dr ana MIA. Harry shaw
are leaving Thursday by motor for
Portland to attend the horse show
ana later The football game az Cor
Wallis
Mias Augusta Tdmblr irft last
week Tor New York 90 join her sis.
Ter. Miss Mary THmble and reopen
the apartments OF her parents. Sir.
and Mrn William Pitt Trimblr.
Mr ana Mrs John W Eddy re-.
turned Monday from Yakima. where
they spent the week end with Sir.
and Mrs, julius iiafrah on a hunt.
ing trip.
Mrs A. 8. TruaE returned last
week from a two months trip In
the East.
Mr and Mrs Richard Floyd FROST
tMarcia Berger are receiving con.
CALCULATIONS on the birth Of son.
John Gibson III. October 20. ht the
Swedish hospital
Mrs Claude 81 aeeley lefi today
for Chicago on short visit.
Lieut. ana Mu. Donald Leehey and
little daughter Alice. are spending
two weeks with Mrs Leehey's pnr.
tniH before going 10 California. from
where they viii sail December 3 for
ihelr new station 10 Manila.
Mr. and Mrs. LanRdon c. Henry
are going 10 Portland Friday 90 st.
tend the horse show and remain FOR
tie weekend
Mr. and Mrs ]. y. Morgan Of lion.
olulu arc visiting Mr. and Mra. W. q.
Dawson for few days before sailing
neat week for their home.
Mr and Mrs. Guy =, Hatferty are
spending few days In Aberdeen.
Mr. and Mra. Walter r. Douglas
VIII motor 10 Portland Thursday 10
attend tho horse show.
Lieut. and Mrs Ralph wlitamuth
have returned 20 Fort LRNion. after
two months leave OF absence spen,
visiting IN Ipwa.
Mr., and Mrn, A. zoffsl Niay SIC.
keyttp arc receiving congratulations
on the birth nf n daughter. Shirley
May. on October e.
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Seattle Society
Edited by Lillian Keen LeBalster Telephone. MA ino6oO
ASsistant-Frances Oldham
Music-LouiSe Raymond Owens
Womens University Club Has Attractive
Program, Gamma Phi Beta Sorority WI
F0UFdh l
Receive.

E womeus University club November ana December iu-,
holds interesting beginning Friday November
which viii close Thursday November
November
{ address the auditorium. Mrs
onohaf the East Mctcr
countries Germany and France she npatona speaker
authority political and social conditions abroad
planned for saturday November
Reservations VIII close Friday November g.
December dinner dances viii
Friday, December O'Clock the Christmas musicale
takes place
Concluding for will be tho Mixer Tea Tor members
only Friday December 80 AZ $50 O'Clock with special features at
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FL0WERED CHlNTZ MAKES
UNIQUE WINDOW SHADES
0lass Curtains No, Needed With
This Window Treatment.
BY MARIAN MOORE

There IA an old saying that his
tory always repeats itself. Ger
tninly the history OF Colonial fur
nl,urc II getting a thorough rcpeu.
ton these days II is the last
word In popularity just now or
course. the time limit Of popular.
lily IL always gamble. but IL II
safe 10 prophesy that furniture 80
pleasing in appearance and comfort
win be with US for many years TO
come.
The bedroom suite in the picture
bears the stamp OF antiquity In It's
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Sorority Arranging Large Tea

sorority Will large tea al
chapter Thursday $50 unt o'clock 20
the University ~
Stuch Phi Beas houeuotcr
Mrs HhgEou and
members Gamma Phi tho former from tho University OF
Wscons and from University OF Illinois,
the members
faculty and their wives students sumnae
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BOILED cARRAGp

Boiled cabbage is dish rellsb.s
by many. but there are none 49,
enjoy the Odor that arises while h I.
cooking TO neutralize this oss,
place a small pan Of vinegar 10 I'M
mer on the back Of the stove van.
the vegetable Is boiling.
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FArRvlEw pr A.

Falrview PIT. a. will NEE, al
The school. Thursday. November 7.
az zis ., IN. There wlil 10 no
spcakvr bui special feature viii
b. a demonstration IS pupils of %.
deaf and dumb department o. tho
Minor school. under the leadership
OF Miss Marta Tcmploton. Miss
Annie c. Hrayton'a room will con.
tribute numirr: Ida and I,1ona
Letters. a vocal duet. Ruth ben.
ham. violin solo. and thrro viii
30 n vocal solo. ''our Own Wash.
ington." by the composer, Jessie
Dec Limerick, Refreshments during
tho social hour.
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n you have no time 10 soak your
beans over night before bsklpr
them. put them 10 soak In a s,ds
water and they win be soft in Al.
most half tho usuaI time.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
WoMAN,R cIYIc cLrn

woAIAN's CIVIC cLUn
~ tho last October meeting - Tho
woman's Civic club. tho committee
on institutions reported visiting the
Seattle childrcn's home. the Tbco.
dora home. Washington Chlldrrn'n
homo and the Ruth school Tor Girls.
a committee appointed 10 confer with
Mrs, kathryn Miracle on enforcing
law IN regard 70 vandalism and Dc.
Ftructiou of property on Halloween
wishes 10 thank Mrs. Miracle for her
frgponse TO their request.
The next meeting Of tho club will
b. held November "a. when plans for
tho years work viii be discussed.
Members requested to attend.
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sEATTLE soCIAL cLIfR
MIssoULA GLUE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
AUXILIARY

acknowledgement auxiliary viii
give relief tca Thursday, Novom.
Der !. M 1880 O'Clock at the home
OF Mrs. Louise Kloth. 203i North
nth ST. Mrs. " korr viii Talk n
tho afternoon on "Woman's Place
in The World of Today Green
Lake car
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PERFORATED spoov

In your kitchen supplies ga,
should number a large perfogsts1
spoon for creaming butter sns
sugar for pastry. II Is much NOR,
convenient than a regular spoon. o.
a fork
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AID SOCIETY. WELSH CHURCH
The regular meeting OF the Ladies'
Aid society OF the welsh Prcsby
terrain church will be held NJ the
church, 10th ave. y. and Il. john ct.
Thursday. November /. at 2 =. m.
Tea will be served.
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CARD PARTY

-. \. X. CARD PARTY
Mrs Maurice Tremper win give
card party Tor the benefit OF the
ladies Of tbs O. A. n. home. FRI.
day evening November :. NJ &
. m. al Tho Universal whist club
room. No. Economy hall. Coupon
prizes.
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Nina NJ Frye Tent, D. Of ". viii
have o " o'clock luncheon IN Voter
ans holl armory, on Thursday, No.
Yombcr l. In honor Of llrs depart
Ineni Officers. inspection at 2 y. IN.
All daughters and comrades invited
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WolfAN.s CENTrRY 49,

Thursday, November !. tho cur.
rent events department OF the Won.
ans Century club will meet al / y.
m. with Mrs. Cnrl J. Smith. 1895
77th ave. Current poetry win be
presented by Mrs. A. L. Noftainger.
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Monday Practice Club Entertained

Practice club entertained By Mrs Daisy Wood iudreh
Monday tho following attractive given;
CapceuF gaSarJonc Miller; Mrs Bouas Beck the
FeArs + FansNoh Mrs John Higgins
Elliott Lawson;
Miller violin obbisa,o.
Mrs n
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MICHIGAN APPLE
BLOSSOM CtIIU

The Michigan Apple Blossom club
WIZ meet with Mrs. NJ. Walker, ola
West 62nd st., Thursday, November
J. Luncheon viii be served at 1880
O'Clock by Division 2.
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CLUBS FOR THURSDAY
DAHLfA SOCIETY TO GIVE
LECTURE SEEIES

DAHLfA SOCIETY TO GIVE
LECTURE SERIES
The Seattle Dahlia society Is spon-
soring a series Of lectures during the
coming winter which win cover
phase Of plant culture. the first 20
be given Mt the Chamber OF Com.
mcrce assembly room, Thursday
evening, November /. al O'Clock.
How 10 Dig and Store Bulbs" will
be the subject 10 be discussed by
Mrs. r. S. Pomeroy. Mrs. J. W.
Wheeler. Mr.. II. o. Duttou. Mr.. II.
W. shorey and Mr. ". y. Neighbors.
These lectures are free TO the public.
CIVIC IMPROVEMENT CLUB
The Seattle Civic Improvement
club will meet at the Federated club.
house Thursday. November /. Mrs.
Kathryn Miracle will address the
club. Ten questions relative to the
city charter will also be discussed.
MIZPAH TEMPLE NO. 20
Mizpah Temple. No. 90. Pythian
Sisters. will meet Thursday evening,
November I. at f719 University way.
The grand chief and other visitors
will lie present and large attend.
ance rs desired. Initiation.
ROUND TABLE CLUB
The Round Table club meets with
Mrs. Wilmot Pritchard. 1902 r.. Gar.
field ST.. on Thursday. November I.
Luncheon AT 1890 O'Clock Or. II. II.
Gowen, speaker.
WOMEN OF MoosEHEART
LEGION
Women Of Mooseheort Legion will
nominate officers Thursday evening,
November /, at o'clock. in Moose
temple. 1915 Eighth ave.
ELDERBLOoM CLUB
The Elderbloom club will meet in
X. OF r. hall Thursday. November /,
AZ II o'clock. Members bring lunch.
ROBERT II. LEE CHAPTER
iNVBtiN - fsf'F 'fiif pN'l ~ bfS llNFlN
Of the Confederacy. will meet with
Mrs. Thomas Irving. 474s 18th ave.
n. r.. Thursday. November T. Annunl
reports and installation Of officers
at o'clock
BRITISH CLUBS WILL DANCE
The British clubs Of Seattle will
hold their next weekly dance Thurs.
day, Sov. I. at Chrlstensen's hall,
o'clock. AZ the dances for tho month
u November are 20 he under tho aus.
pieces Of The Caledonian and ST.. An.
drcws society. Mrs. David Dow. presl.
dent Of the ladies' auxiliary u tho
above society has named the follow.
ing ladies' 20 act as hon,csaes Mrs.
J. X. stirrat. Mrs. j. Murlc. Mrs. A. |
Y. Mowni, Mrs J. Duguld, Mrs. ]. !
u. Hnnton, Mrs. l.. @. Pattulo Mrs
w. T.. Cameron, Mrs. Il. tombstone.
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Luncheon WiH Honor Mrs. Fraser

luncheon Of twenty
Seattle Coli club in compliment TO
Charlottesville NaA who arrived
recently Bridge win be played
f,tr
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Mrs. TAILOR to Honor Mrs. Bentley

Taylor twelve followed
November In honor OF
Mrs Bentley Is abroad
entertaining the board Of tho Lighthouse for the BIND a.
lunches ont Tuesday afternoon. November Is.
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cnuncH arRy1cr 1.l.AnI.r

Tho Church Service League Of
Women. Trinity parish. wili meet in
the Crypt Friday afternoon. Nos~m.
her :. az sac. Canon nliaa will
speak on tho synod. after which
,ea win 10 served Al those inter.
catod arc invited 20 attend.
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EASTERN STAR CLUB

Eastern Star club win meet to ,.x
from 10 a. m. 10 5 D. m. on Fr,S,,
November 2. AZ 1880 Arcade bulIdIn,
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DATES
TO REMEMBER

In l. Lao
TO REMEMBER
NEDNEsDAY. OCTOBER al
81 ana Mfs ffederick charles
Iohnsionss diuaer % ne Seattle
Golf rluh
Miss Josephine FfsaslaIfs dinnsr
and isllgussn costume dance 81
thr Golf club
IiailoHrsH rasflms dinner dance ~
tHr seattle Golf ana Country rlab.
TntHsDAi, NoNEnHEH -
Ne nufkss lnfarmal tea 90 home
fsr Aadams is rYmtrssu d'And-
ifrrf
FRIDAY. NONEMBEn -
IHtsriskra uuiid's bridge ifH hnd
musicals az the hsattla Yacht
club.
sATr hDAY. NONEMnEH g.
ST. end Ms cart D., 00uidH din
nsf before Size John Carroll fsf-
hins lecture at tho Wpmsn's
University rluh.
Are John carroll Perkins 90 speak
90 English gafdsnt' 90 she
Womsns rHivsTsifY club st ~
nriHrh
Commodore. ball - the sssitis
Yacht riub
Kappa Kappa Gamma siumnas's
musical tea az Nrs. Tom ArsdaEs
home, at $50 o'clock.
TTEsDAY. NOVEMBER g.
~ ard nrs ffancis a. HinEiston's
dinner ~ home
WEDNESDAY. NOyEMBEn -
Ms John Mungb pand's Ahd Miss
fm9Esue gorHsfrh tea ~ hfas
81 o. EhfftEaus home from Z
until o'clock in honor ~ Mrs.
John iirnfF iioch ~ f.ns AnEelen
br and Mrs. ttsnrf hurrailos AM
uuhi reception ga the Numbers u
ths faculty az ihr University "
Washington
INT n-DAi. NOVENHEn g.
Ars Louis Aysfs PsfshHiI Nfs.
AiauH14 .. ialhnbf hnd Mfs
AhfiH Beiknau GoniY 60 give
bridge tea % the Yacht tlub.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER g.
MIS- Francis o. siuEiTt0a's bridge
tsa - homo.
Laursihurst 1unds bridge lea ~
tho home % Ms Ernest 4. EhrrI
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER a.
~ and Hfs, J Warren Richard
sons dance af HhHuensru's
tfoadEaY hall
sArr HDAf. NONEMnEn IL
Isuigf Guild ~ she chiidrsn's Or
ihepsdic hpHpttsi 90 rifs annual
Thanksgiving party st Assanir
Temple from z Until 7 o'clock.
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MOTHERS CLUB
RUsiAfAGE SALE

RUNAAGE SALE
Tho Phi Delta Theta Afothers'
club viii hold rummagc aaie Fri.
day and Saturday. November 20. NJ
the Farmers Produce Market. sey.
enih and Wesilnke.
JOHN 7. MILLER ". n. c.
John f. Miller ". u. c. win have
"a bazaar. Saturday. November J. az
the armory Ia the evening a home
cooked dinner wiil be served at 9
o'clock
NORTH END FLOWER CLUB
Tho North End Flower club will
hold is regular monthly meeting
az Moves cafeteria ON November ?
AZ IL o'clock.
CARD PARTY AND MUSICALE
Mrs. 81 J Fohn VIII be hogtess AZ
. mrd party and musicale on Mon.
day afternoon. November 5. at her
home. sis 18th ave, ~. for the bcne
~ u the apron booth in connection
with 81. Joucph's Parish bazaar TO B
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Nh. and Mrs. Beaton Complimented

who returning h week
home I.osA Mr.
their homo last
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MEDIUM HHowN uAIm laoks test o,
al after a Golden nlInt ahamnaa. - ~.
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or TIalERs. cI.rn DANCE

OLD TIMERS tLAh DAME
The Old Timers club win give a
country store dance Thursday eve
ming. November !. az Economy hall.
First and Pike.
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DAUGHTERS or ST. GEORGE
Daughters Of 81. George will meet
In NJ. Il. II. A. hall. I92ois Fins, ave.
on Thursday. November !. At p. IN.
Card party at ? o'clock. Members
and friends welcome
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Informal Luncheon for Miss Sutton


Butler entertained today with
club before Tho recital given b
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Orthopedic Tea and Thrift Shops

Mrs d. Baldwin viii be hostess Highland guild
ohopcdc shop Thursday Assisting VIII be Mrs T.
J. Boyle WV. Gilmore \.
Walker. Mrs George e. Patton.
Clancy
The Thrift shop will be
j. A.
+. for Frst guild.
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ALPHA CLUB

The Alpha club will 30 entertained
by Mrs. William II. Bobb and Mis-.
Fred Hamilton az the rcaidcnco Of
Mrs. Bnbh. 27i7 W. Caller st. on
Thursday. November /. Luncheon
at 1870 o'clock.
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Plan Buffet Dinner

Mr. Mrs Walter William sou will be hosts buffet dinner for
twelve on Friday evening at their home Magnolia Fluff
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Women' s Clubs

PAST CHIEFS ASSOCIATIONS
Past Chiefs association. Seattle
temple. Pythian Sisters. viii meet
with Mrs. David Morgan. 1916 y.
4sth ST.. Thursday. November ], at
o'clock. Meridian car
MOUNT VIEW PIT. A.
Tho newly organized Mount View
PIT. A. will hold its first meeting Mt
the school on Thursday evening, Nov
/. Mt 8 O'Clock. II win be n reception
10 the teachers Of tho district Mr.
Carl Croson. Of the school board. will
speak. and music win be furnished
By the Community Service club. Hal.
ioween motifs win prevail in the
decorations and refreshments. All
patrons urged 10 attend.
GEN. GEORGE WASHINGTON
CIRCLE
Gen, George Washington circle.
Ladies' Of the g. a. r., viii hold n
sale and card party in Veterans hall.
Armory. Thursday. Nov. I, at y. m.
Good prizes will he given. and many
useful and fancy articles will be on
sale. A chicken dinner will be serv.
ed at 6 o'clock. The public Is in.
vited.
SEATTLE SOCIAL CLUB
Seattle Social club will meet with
Mrs. John Monks. 723 18th ave. ~,
Thursday. November 1. at o'clock.
Eastern Stars and friends invited.
MIsSOULA CLUB
The Missoula club win hold its
regular meeting Thursday evening.
November /, instead OF III the aftcr.
noon. Mrs. Anna Peppard win be
hostess at her home. 22i Howe at.
and husbands Of members are invited
to be present. Assisting hosteasea
VIII be Mrs. Guy Pcppard. Mrs.
James Walker and Miss Maud IRE.
vale.
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held the week Of November 20. There
VIII be accommodations for % tables
and all friends are invited 10 pr.
ticipatc. Mrs. Anna Toner Is chair.
man Of the apron booth and is as
sisted by MrB. Edward Common. Mrs.
". ID. Dalton. Mrs. T. J. Muilanc.
MrE. J. NJ Heating. Mrs j. o. Pierce,
Mrg. Edward Brady and Mrs. ]. II.
Scott.
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hlIzPAH rEMpI.E Nn. %

Mizpah Temple. No. 90, Pythian
Sisters. will meet Thursday evening.
November !, at f7l9 University way.
The grand chief and other visitors
will lie present and large attend.
ance rs desired. Initiation.
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woMAN's ALLIANCE
The woman's Alliance Of tho First
Unitarian church has It's monthly
luncheon Mt the home Of Mrs. Carrie
Watson. 700 Belmont ave. ". on
Thursday. November !.
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OCCIDENTAL CHAPTER
Occidental chapter win have a card
party in Wings cafeteria Thursday
evening. November !. AT $40 o'clock.
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Miss Coles to GiUe Dance

Miss Margaret Coles entertaining Halloween dance this evening
her home Laurelhurst Fifty people have been invited
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CIVIC IMpRovENlENr cLItR

The Seattle Civic Improvement
club will meet at the Federated club.
house Thursday. November /. Mrs
Kathryn Miracle will address the
club. Ten questions relative TO the
city charter will also be discussed.
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IONEsoME CLUE

LONESOME CLUB
The Lonesome club viii give
Halloween party Wednesday c,v.
ming. October 81. at Ill Holyoke
J building.