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Clarence o. Prest, the aviator who visited the Yukon last year on an at tempt to fly to Nome, may visit the territory again this year to resume his flight. Prest has a machine al Eagle, which fell with him near that place and was later salvaged, and he will use it and new machine in his flight.
 A radio service will be installed in the silver camp at Mayo in the near 1 future, connecting up the Stewart riv CT section with the Outside world.
 Forest fires famed by heavy breeze, swept over the Birch Hill dis trict recently, threatening the homes and property of farmers and miners. The smoke was so dense that the sun was obscured. This district has had no rain for three weeks, and the mer- cury has stood around 90, the moss and upderbrush being thoroughly parched. Unless rain comes soon it is stated great damage will be done.
 c. J. Blanchard and Ray Beamer, U. s. Reclamation Service photogra. phers, who accompanied the presiden- tial party to Alaska, are in the inte- rior making thorough photographic canvass of the district. They partic- ularly want mines and farm scenes.
 Many changes have taken place at the Nome radio station recently. Pvt Heckman has been transferred to St. Michael; Pvt. Dewitt to Fairbanks; Pvt. Lawrence to Hot Springs; Cpl. to Fairbanks; Pvt Durand to Nome, Pvt. Dean from Fairbanks to Nome, and Pvt. Pierce to the States.
 The east side of the revetment along Snake river collapsed last month causing considerable damage. The work is under charge of Sumner Smith, of the Harbor department, who has wired outside as to the amount of damage and the material needed for repairs.
 Dogs in the vicinity of Nome are creating havoc with the young ptar- migan, according to w. R. Buckmas- ter, Bluff resident, who declares the dogs creep up on the young birds and bounce on them before they can make their escape. A movement is on foot to compel dog owners to tie up the animals.
 Harold w. Butler former Dawson merchant is now running a store near Los Angeles.
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George Shade of Chitina, has bough the Lower Tonsina roadhouse iron Jake Nafstad and will make it attrac tive for tourists. Fishing is unusually good in this vicinity.
 sherman Rogers, editorial cores pendent for the Outlook Magazine, is in Alaska for the purpose of gathering material for a series of articles and lectures on Alaska.
 Spontaneous combustion in a pile ot oily rags, destroyed the garage and badly damaged the new dwelling of | c. Bamorge at Wrangell last week.
 Johnny Johnson, an Indian, was re gently killed near Juneau, when he fell down a chute in the Alaska Ju. neau mine, and was covered by fall. ing rock.
 Wm. Fritz, old time miner and prospector of southeastern Alaska is missing and it is feared he has been drowned. He left Peisar island for Sitka and few days later his skiff and hat were washed up on the beach. oearchers found his gas boat anchor 9d with disabled engine.
 The degree of Bachelor of Science Agriculture, was conferred upon rohn s. Shanley, the first graduate to cave the portals of the Alaska Agri- ultural College and School of Mines ince the institution started.
 Judge T. NJ. Reed and court officials the First division will leave Juneau his week to hold a term of court at letchikan. The session will be a short ne, it is said.
 The regular fall term of court at ,etchikan will be held in October, Isting practically throughout the lonth
 Miss Margaret Ellingen and Leon I'd Sparks of Juneau were married ecently, and kept their wedding a se- ret for week, it coming out when le young couple left for the States IT honeymoon tour by auto.
 W. T. Lopp, superintendent of the ureau of Education for Alaska, left st week for his headquarters at Se- tie after spending a short time in te Territory.
 Oscar Gard, an old time Alaskan, ho years ago was in the fur busi- ess, now has a fur store on Marion rect viaduct in Seattle.
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for the FIRST look" and the '1ast
look"
The console set In the photo
graph is as handsome as 1t is use
full. The low cabinet contains two
falr-slzed compartments, with burl-
paneled doors, and is lavishly dec
GRATED with hand carving and DELI
cate beaded moldlng. The curved
stretchers uniting the legs give
added distinction.
The mirror bears more than a
strong family resemblance to the
cabinet-it might almost be twin
sister. The carved frame at the
top carries out the carving on the
cabinet TO the last scroll. while the
hand-painted floral panel reflects
the burl-paneled cabinet doors.
The candlestlcks are of walnut,
polychromed
write to Marian Moore, care OF
this newspaper, for advice or lnfor-
nation about home furnishing or
decorating, sending stamped ad-
dressed envelope for reply.)
Qestion: have small square
reception hall with a winding stair
way having square window on
the first landing. Could use two
wicker chairs with blue rep seats
In this hall?--J. G.
Answer: Very nicely.
Copyright. American Homes Bureda
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Calendar for Orthopedic Shops

Trinity parish win b in charge at the o'hod Tea shop Monday with
Miss Olga pkoff hoatesa assisted By
Pumms Mrs Gilbert Black Mrs r. shcpCrd T.
Mrs William Myers Mrs Carl Rnausonbergcr Mira Carl Luel
J. H. Condor and Mrs j. +. Mcpheruon
Tuesday 81 Marks guild OF Marks
chairman Wednesday Westminster church
man. Thursday ST. Margna guild q 81 Marks church Mrs Norman
Friday
Saturday. l. O. T. oirb. Mrs O. O. Eyicr.
Monday morning the Thrift
Berry win be In charge Unlyery guild
Green for broadway guild Tuesday Mrs
for East Highland Drive guild the afternoon
chairman for nicTiaken guild Wednesday morning. Mr r.
chairman guild the
chairman Madrona Thursday morning.
afternoon Boswell
chairman for First f guild Friday C..
SATURDAY. sunset AUXILIARY. Mrs stoeftIer.
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Campfire News

A. the guests Of Tho Seattle coun.
ell Of Campfire girls. tho genttle
IGunr1lnng association viii visit tbs
Fort Jackson, a. Kirkinnd. October
20. a. 1870. 10 formulate plans for
The Improvements and reconf,m 4
ton Of Camera1erlo Of tho CamtN
/ fire girls.
Tho Fort Jackson, one OF TIM
boats from the merchant marina
fleet IN Lake Union, now tho prom.
erty Of the Kirkland American u.
gion. has been rcdecorated and FUR.
nibbed MS a club house. Altho Cam.
nradcrle Will have many moro feau.
lures than tho Fort jackson. the
Campfire girls hope 10 obtain IN.
splrntlon ana Ideas from their visit.
Those going 20 the reception and
tea win leave Seattle on The Ia0
ferry from Madison park. Tho
Campfire orchestra viii play during
the afternoon. and the committee IN
charge Of the entertainment Is plan.
ming some clever ons.minuto talka
for tho Minute girls 10 give. ana
Mrs. Edna Walsh win present a
short Silt.
The committee IN charge OF tia
reception are AiiaB Ruth A. Brown
Mrs. Austin A. Grifnths, Mrs. Ar.
thur Younger and Mrs. George
Leekley All guardians and thoss
Interested IN Campfire are invited.
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Club to Hold Annual Reception

Mrs Harker chairman with Mrs F. Berend vice chairman and
their completed
club tho
the will
Amon Allen and Mrs j. shaw Mrs NJ Fknburg chairman
the committee tho
Elliott William NJ J. Beiknap
Assisting about introducing
Cannon. y.
Mrs Henry Mcclure, Mrs Henry
II. L.
F.. w.
Jones Mrvernon Maddos NJ.
ramer'on Mrs w Griso Mrs George A. Stanton and Miss
Williams. Members Daughters auxiliary win
president
president
following
D Mills. J. H. NJ II Kerr
Curtis Mrs. G. ~ Mclaughlin
Mrs John Byron Harris Mrs Ida Hatcher Mrs Arthur Holt
George Stanton, Mrs Henry Bt,nan c. w
G. Grswoid
president auxiliary
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Brilliant Ball Giuen at Club

foliage formed attractive setting FOR tho large
honor
smith, incoming president Mrs Frank Bayley
the outgoing president.
The ballroom enchanting old world with oriental
and ves OF the bouquet OF radiance under
eSquStey decorated table
n he spacou dining
Presiding Mrs Henry Pennock Mrs
Miss Marianne
Elizabeth Marjorie Fken, Ruth Daily, Miss
Gertrude Schulz Helen Hocombe Miss Ruth Trenhome Miss Marie
the receiving tho
presidents the Baekus Florence
Hehker SoidAy Daniel
Trefehen, Hervey n. Wilbur Lemuei
members tho
Entertainment drawing
Included
william
Mrs Warren Fuman Mrs Fred Miner. Bowen Mrs
j. Polster. Mrs Kline Miss Josephine
Taber Miss Cecilia Mildred Hoi,s
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woMEN's civic cLuB

WoMEE's CIVIC CLUB
~ the next meeting OF tho Won.
ems Civic club. on October %. Mrs.
kathryn Miracle viii speak on the
subject OF Taxes" owing 70 the
resignation OF Mrs Hattie Egbert
and Mru A. TALBOT, sim. c. a. Rn.
ven and Dr. c. Runto have been
elected delegates 20 tho King coun.
~ federation. Mrs. w c Bowisby
was appointed chairman OF tho pro.
eram committee.
Ara, Emma Uausman d president
Of tho club. Mrs $. Pearson. first
vice president. Aira. Laii;ia Whine.
man, second Vice president. Ntt.
Lillian X Lofgrsn. recording secrc.
tRryi Mrs. Leah l.. g,allcopp. CORE.
spending secretary: Mrs j. II.
Eichlor. treasurer, and Mrs Ella
cudihee. chairman Of the music com.
mlites.
At the last meeting OF tho club
Il was decided 10 withdraw from the
city federation and also from the
Washington state Federation OF
WomeR's clubs
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CLUBS FOR MONDAY

PALM CIRCLE NO. &C.
Palm Circle No. ss. NclRhbors Of
woodcrnft. viii entertain ~. Of w.
members and their friends at a mas.
duerade dance on Monday evening.
October Is. at Odd Fellows hail. 10th
ave. and +. Pine st. Prizes will DO
given 10 the most grotesque costume
and the best waltz. a large attend.
ance Is desired by the following com.
mittee in charge: Katherine Gibson.
chairman: Alice G.. schmutz. Agnes
SCHNEIDER. Alice Weber. Emma Ben.
kendorf. June Young and Guardian
Neighbour Marguerite Nielsen.
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Seattle Society
Edited by Lillian Keen LeBaiser Telephone, MA n-o6oO
AsSistant-Frances Oldham
Music-Louse Raymond Owens
Patrons and PatroneSSeS Named for Sub
Scr9ption Dance; Enchanting Setting for
Large Reception and Ball

ATRoNs subscription OF young
maids arranged for Saturday evening October 20 at
Thomas Green, Mr.. and Mu
Frederic
smson. N Thomson Mlhurn Mr.
$ Fnk, Mr.
Fred II. Mrs W, w. Fcger
Messrs Lawrence Arnold Waller Harvey Hiram
Patterson Honu Evan Mccord Jr, MARRIED. soeom Dallas
Emory arod William Walker Edmund Maxwell
Jr Miss Achsa Lou Powell
Leonard Emily Miss Dorothy
mphe Perkins Miss Frances
oldham tho committee In charge OF tho affair which for tho
benefit OF the Rcd Cross nursing fund.
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Ak coMMuNITY cLuR

The Aiki Community Club will hold
open house for club members and
friends, Monday evening. Oct. 10. at
o'clock. at the Community House
Miss snowden Of the Dramatic Art
School will furnish n program. which
will be followed by musical features.
dancing and refreshments. Everyone
cordially invited.
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MIRROR IN THE HALL
Is SERVICE TO GUEST
WIN Always Be Appreciated When
Conveniently Placed.
BY MARIAN MOORE

The autumn day was windy, with
dirt flying and hair, hats and COM
plexlons suffering Where did the
callers and the high school daugh-
ter and anyone else direct their
first look when they entered the
house7 One guess is SUFFICIENT At
the hall mirror, OF course.
II that mirror hadn't been there
but that Is another storyt The
fact remains that is was there. just
as 1t is found In the hallway OF
every satisfactorily furnished home
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TEACHERS ARRANGE
LECTURE COURSE


Under tho auspices Of tho High
School Teachers league and the
Grade Teachers club. a course Of Ice.
lures viii Do given az Plymouth
church beginning on Monday eve.
ming. November 5. at SIS. when
Upton Close Josef Washington HalD.
recently returned 20 this country
from China. viii speak on Tho Molo
drama OF China"
yiihjalTnur atefansaon. arctic ex.
piorer. will talk on The Nnrihward
Course Of Empire" on Monday eve
ming. January a.
Tuesday evening. February 0. DR..
Albert Bushnell Hart. Of Harvard
university. will give an address on
Uncle Sam and Ills SclEhbor."
VIII Rogers. moving picture stat
humprisi and author. will appear AZ
place and dato 20 be announced
later. Tickets NJ nominal sum hrO
on saie az tyowman & Hantorda
Third ave. store and rho Archway
Book store.
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FEDERATION OF w. G. T. U.

Echoes from national convention
will be brought by Mrs. Lillian Vim.
cent, state president, to the Seattle
Federation OF Women's Christian
union, at n meeting called for Tues.
day, October 16, p. m. at Ply.
mouth church.
Echoes from the state convention
held in Belllngham, October 9th to
18th, will he reported by some OF
the other officers.
Devotions. by Mrs. Emma Morri.
son.
Harp and vocal selections, by Mrs.
o. IL. Krieger.
Piano solo, by Mrs. Edna Moline.
All w. c. T. U. women urged TO
be present.
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DANIE1. nAGIEY p .r a

Daniel Bagley PIT. a. viii hold
It's regular meeting on Thursday,
October is, at 3a5 p. m. Miss
Brown OF the Seattle Campfire Girls
VIII be the speaker. Campfire Girls
Will also demonstrate their work.
Every mother in the district should
BIO present.
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Will Wed I'M st. Barnubas' Chanel

Mrs Watson daughter Dorothy
Tufis Lieutenant OF
mississippi son Of Mr. and Mrs Charles Fremont
The wedding VIII take place Saturday
Miss Vera Allen schwarer and
Miss Gloria Colnon Lieutenant Daniel r.
Barley viii be best and uhers
Reincke and Lieut. William
MISS watson with her mother four
years Miss Watson University
ison where she member OF Kappa Alpha sorority
Sigma Phi honorary -
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CITY FEDERATION
CALLS SPECIAL MEETING

NAi'iSo OF bNihb MbbllNb
Mrs. II. II. Maltby, president OF
the City Federation OF women's
clubs. has Issued n call TO all
presidents OF federated clubs to send
their respective press correspondents
TO the federation club house on
Monday afternoon. October 10, at
2 p. m. This meeting has been
arranged primarily to have tho
various publicity chairmen meet the
newly appointed press correspond.
cnt, Mrs. Burleigh NJ. Reeder.
Mrs. Maltby urges full attend.
ance, as Instructions In rules gov.
ernIng tho proper release OF news
will he explained.
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COMMONWEALTH c11rB

City Councilman Oliver r. Erick.
son will talk on tho recent public
ownership conference at Ottawa, be.
fore the Commonwealth club. at
Dartnall's cafeteria. Second and
Madison, Monday. October Is, at
6I5 p. m. The public Is invited
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Monthly Program of Musical Art Societv

Mrs Ella Helm Bardman monthly
musicale
ty club auditorium Wednesday October
The numbers TO follow:
Sonata in Major usubnsten 1 plano vone
Mo Moderate Variations
oppo Moderate Con MoLone Lnsdon Alice Williams
Der Traum RubensnG blnt
ede schoenes kind Cute NachMargar Lang
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AUDUBON SOCIETY
TO TAKE BIRD WALK

Members OF tho Seattle Audubon
society ond those interested in birds
will take bird walk on Sunday. DC.
tobcr IL. leaving from East Margin.
al way and Spokane ST.. at IL a. M.
Take Alh, Fauntleroy or West SO.
attic cars.
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eEATrLE LopnE 10. Z

Seattle lodge No. 7. D. H. r. A..
viii meet Tuesday evening. October
10. In Evergreen han. 1909 Ninth
ave. at 7.4b O'Clock. AZ 0 p. m. there
viii be progressive whist party.
with refreshments.
The lodge Is planning n dance for
Tuesday evening. October 30.
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MYRTLE CHApTER No. AZ

Myrtle Chapter No. As, o. Il. s.,
VIII give a Halloween masquerade,
Tuesday October 30, in the Masonic
club rooms, Arcade building. East.
ern stars. Masons and their friends
invited.
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nEAcoN HILL -. a.

Beacon H1ii PIT. A. win meet
wednesday. October II. at 200 p. m.
Sir. ], a. Reed. principal OF Frank.
lin high school. will speak on "a
Comparison OF Grade and High
Schools Of Twenty-Five Years Ago
with Those Of Today" Mira. J. II.
Edgar. Hololst.
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Personal

Mrs. A. ~. Todd. who has been VIII.
itlng hor noninlhw and daughter
MIR and Mrs. william ~ Gather for
several months, loft this week TO
spend tho winter IN Philadelphia,
MIR. Raymond Wright accom-,
panied her mother Mrs. Simon John
Mcphemon. who has been her house
guest this summer. 10 hor homo IN
tAwrcnoeyllio n. j., leaving this
wcok
Mr.. and Mrs. Evan s. Mccord. Jr..
have been visiting Nir. and Mrs,
Fred H. Baxter this week
Mir. and Mrs. Edgar Colt returned
Wednesday from three weeks Walt
In New York,
Miss Gloria Frink came down
from Belilnghom Friday bringing
Mrs Mary iarnbcc with her 10 DO
her house guest over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. William Crohby
returned Friday from two weeks
motor trip 10 Long Beach. Cal
Mr.. Patrick TidmArnh LETT this
week for Shelton. 70 remain lndef.
inltely,
Mrs. Bruce Farrh and Mrs. wal.
lace Farria. OF Vancouver. u. G,
nro arriving Monday TO spend a
week Us tho guests OF Judge and
Mrs. Hiram n iIadley.
Or. and Mrs, a. /. Bouffour are
leaving for tho East next week. TO
be gone several weeks.
SIR. Lacy Hoflua will return Sat.
urday night from a business trip 10
Vancouver. u. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy 8 Chaplin re.
turned Thuraday from a ylzl, Of scv.
erai months IN Alaska.
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NORTH END
pROGRESSINE GLIB

North End Progressive club will
meet at 1894 Il. s9th ST. on Tuesday.
October i6, at p. m, Mrs. A. L.
Bloom and Mrs. Kate Reeves, hos.
tesses. Mrs o. f. Jacobs, chairman
of the social committee. will make
a report, Parliamentary drill by
Mrs. lone x. Humes. a good pro.
gram has been prepared. Take car
No. is, on Third ave. and transfer
to the bus at 10th ave. n. L. Get
off at Il. Goth and walk east.
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PAST NATIONS or
MYRTLE CHAPTER

THE past matrons OF Myrtle Chap.
ter No. 4s. o. Il. s.. win exempllfy
tho degrees in the Corinthnn room
at the Masonic temple. Monday,
October 10.
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WoMAN's LAKEWOOD GLUE

Tho Woman's Lakewood Civic I'm.
Ipioyement club win hold lts regular
meeting Tuesday. October lg. at ? p.
m. at the club house. Mrs. ]. Eos.
ter Dean and members Of the civlca
committee VIII have charge OF the
program, and n speaker will be pro.
yi6ed for tho afternoon.
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HIGHLAND PARK

a - . ~
Highland Park PIT. A. Will meet
at the school. Tuesday. October 10,
at 2:30 p. IN. Mr.. u. Il. Holmes
school director, will speak on school
Economy" All patrons OF the dis.
trict requested to attend. Refresh.
ments.
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DATES
TO REMEMBER

TO REM EMBER
SUNDAY. OCTOBER a.
Miss Nellie cornish 60 ulyo Informal
reception 10 members ~ Cornish
school from 9 uBW 70 o'clock
MONDAY. OCTOBER H.
Mrs. ROY vs. rorbeitH Informal
luncheon FOR her sister. Miss
Louise Hall, q iiaisiEh, y, e.
30 home,
TUESDAY. OCTOBER "a
Tie marriage * Miss usulah Bow
man 90 SIC Warren Kraft, 81
home ~ parents. NJ. and sfs,
g., ". bowman. no clock
Ars H0ss y, liiblors bridge lunch
con a. the Tcuuls club 10 honor
her daughter Mrs, charles George
iiosmsr, N New York
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER IL
hfu g. a. Wlgtormutos bridge
luncheon az homo.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER Ia
hfs. Will q Cuosby's bridge lunsh-
F0u 81 The W0man'a University
club IN honor Bf Mfs, n q, Sic
Martin Of Shanghai China. aud
Mrs. Arnold Hordsr.
Mrs. EaTl DO vruYes bridge lunch
con Of home tho first Of a series.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 10
Seattle lay Nursery associations
tea az home ~ Mrs }. n Fox
Rainier Colt and Country clubs In
formal dance f0r members ahd
Euctth.
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 70
| Delta Gamma sorority 10 give bali
81 the Masonic Temple
hpbtrfipiipn dance ~ group n 60
rlfiy Girls az Boulevard Inn for
itsd Gross nursing fund
Nr, and Mrs, Erie MrMastsTs In
formal dinner before the Delta
Gamma ball, az home
Mr Leon AuEins 90 Turcuns's din
nsr 80 homo 10 honor Mr. and
hfa Lacy Hofius. preceding the
Subscription dance.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 90
Firsi iull Guilds bridge and nah
| tsnHH tea 40 the Hotel Sorrento.
| WEDNTsDAY. OCTOBER aI-
iiaiiDErsn Costume dinner A. the
Seattle Colt and Country club.
| FRIDAY. NOVEMBER -
iufsfiaksp Guilds bridge tea ana
musicale ~ the seattle Yacht
club
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER IT,
Junior Guild - tho Chlidrrns or
thspsdir hospital % Eiys annual
Thanksgiving party AZ Aasgnic
Temple from , ugtii o'clock
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.nAcK no scnooL Nfnur,

AfAAk " GaAiAF3ls ANAAFii
Lincoln high school Will celebrate
SIS second Rack 10 School Night"
Thursday. Oct. rs. The teachers
have invited the parents 10 assemble
in tho main auditorium at 1870
O'Clock. when final directions will be
given. Tho parents viii follow the
exact schedule Of their children.
There VIII be "A lunch period and a..
acmbly. Parents OF Eighth A pupils
Of tho schools tributary 10 Lincoln
arc invited 10 attend.
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Mount Baker Park Luncheon Club

The Mount Baker clubhouse
o'clock luncheon following
hoesses charge Mrs II l. chairman
Herbert u s.
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IoN1A cHArTEn. Q. =. S.

Ionia Chapter. o. T.. s.. will hold
their annual ball and card party At
Shrine auditorium. Masonic temple.
Thursday evening. October is. This
Is tho first OF a series OF chapter
parties for Eastern stars, Masons
and thVir friends.
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SEATTLE PIT. a.
WILL MEET

Publicity chairman Of Seattle Par.
eni.Teachor associations viii meet in
the school board room, Central build.
inE. Tuesday. October i6. at 1915.
Each local circle Is requested 10
send representative TO this meet
ing.
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KING COUNTY

KING COUNTY
LEGISLATIVE FEDERATION
The next meeting OF tho Klne
County Legislative federation will
DO held Monday afternoon. October
Is. Corporation Counsel T. ]. l.
Kennedy will give a resume OF The
telephone rate situation. There wll
be an open forum for the discussion
OF tho proposed federal equality
amendment. Tho discussion will b,
led by Miss Lucy Il. Case. Lady
Willie Forbus and Mrs. May Mini
gan. All Interested persons invited
TO attend.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
QUEEN ANNE

QUEEN ANNE
STUDY CLUB
The Queen Anne Study club will
meet with Mrs. J. II. Linton, 2422
Fifth ave. w, Tuesday. October le,
at 2 o'clock. 1.-The National Aims
and Aspirations OF Czecho. slovakla''
viii be discussed by Mrs. II. S. Bak.
err and Mrs. Harvey ]. Brown viii
give a sketch OF John Huss, the rc.
former and patriot.
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SOCIAL CLUB FOR
HARD or HEARING

Tho Seattle Social Club for the
Hard OF Hearing will NEE; NJ S
p. IN. Tuesday. October is. ai Fur.
man business college. Fourth and
Marion. An invitation 10 extended
to Engiish.speaking hard OF hearing
adults 10 attend.