davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Rai1, or Shine
Umbrellas
Special, $500

The pure silk, in attractive
colorings, resists both rain and
sun. Finished with taped edge
and handles of amber. bake
lite or wood, with rings or
leather straps.
-Eirst FlOnr-
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French Spot Yelling
Special, 33c Yd.

This is the real imported
French spot yelling. Plain
colors and combinations, with
dottings on the face.
First Floor.
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Fine Writing Paper
Special, 39c
TauO Boxes for 75c

Linen-fnish writing paper
that we sell regularly at 59c.
18 sheets, 18 gilt-edge cards
and So envelopes in the regu-
lation or long, narrow shape.
White and colors.
First Floor.
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Pairs Black
Silk Stockings, 79c

A close-out group secured from the
makers of one Of our best lines. All per-
feet quality, with seamless feet, scanned
back; we'll reinforced at wearing points;
lisle tops They represent very salts
flying value, for they will wear we'll and
comfortably. Sizes 8H to 10.
First Floor.
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36.Inch Buty Chyne
68c Yard

With a highly rnercerized,
lustrous finish, this material is
suitable for lingerie, pajamas,
mems shirts and many other
uses. Striped or plain, dark or
light colors.
First Floor.
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THURSDAY MORNING ONLY
400 Mems Fine Muslin
Night Shirts, 79c

For Thursday morning opportunity we offer our
regular 81 90 Night Shirts all perfect quality full
and roomy, most of them neatly trimmed at neck
These are servceable and comfortable garments, in
sizes IS to 20 Thursday morning only at this special
price-so hurry
Mems Shop, IL.
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SiUeaters for the
Junior and Miss
S3.70

Spring days mean a supply
OF sweaters for the schoolgirl
and young miss. These arc
coat or tuxedo style, in shades
Of navy, Harding, buff. rose,
red and brown. Formerly S..
Second Floor.
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Heavy Linen-FiniSh Sheets
Special, $1.O9

We have laid in large supply OF these fine sheets,
which, at this special price, is likely to last long.
They double-bed size, S1xo0 inches, and have
linen finish that withstands frequent laundering.
Seamless and absolutely perfect.
Third
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The Buyer Said:
"VelOur Pillows, 81

and if you write them up as it should be
we can sell them in one day" Many have
wondered how we can sell such a pillow
for one dollar. Made of fine, soft velour.
plunpy filled with good quality kapok. At
the same price, lovely two-tone round pill
lows filled with floss. 275 pillows in the lot
Be prompt!
Evening star., 1923-02-21

4 typical Lansburgh Z Brother
sale, offering the seasons choicest
fabrics in a wonderful assortment
of colors. Every yard first quality
and highly desirable, at a price be-
low actual worth.
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ChiIdren's Panty Dresses, Csc

There's such a large assortment to choose from
at least six different styles, in all sorts of colors and
combinations Also creepers of white popn that open
the entire length of back and through the Romp
ers in sizes to years and Creepers to years.
Evening star., 1923-02-21

Two-piece French MILDLY suits, as we'll as
Oliver Twists. They are of sturdy washable ma
terals that stand all sorts of wear and laundering
Shown in a number of attractive colorings, some
hand-smocked and hand-embroidered. Sizes to
years.
Evening star., 1923-02-21
5000 Yards Of Quality Silks

z0--inch Crepe de Chine, yard.
4G-inch. Lingerie Radium, yard. go.
40-inch. Georgette Crepe, yard -
36-inch COlored Pongee, yard. -.
36-inch ChangeabIe Taffeta, yard j..
36-inCh Plain-color Taffeta, yard.
36-inch New Figured FOuIards, var
36-inch Black Satin, yard. ......
3z-inch BroadCloth Shifting, yard
3z-inch White Suiting Pongee, var
Evening star., 1923-02-21

Only a half day to shop
attractive as possible. Pril
est possible prices.
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MUSIC SHOPPE
WILL REOPEN

Increased from four small phono
graph and record demonstrating
booths 10 30 demonstration rooms
with ssif.seryice features and a
ahoet music demonsiraior. the Lib.
erty Msaie shoppe. adjoining the
Liberty theAicr on First ave. viii
reopen Thursday morning. The quar-.
tern have Ten enlarged and rcmod.
eied with a balcony and lighting
features sine. the birth Of the
business in 1850.
New fixtures. including counters
and record racks, have bcpn in.
stalled and polyehrome lighting fix.
lures OF the semi.Indirect type food
the rooms with a soft glow. A
corner OF the balcony has been set
aside for topical settings suggestive
OF the various seasons OF tho year
or special occasions with their
musical associations.
Tho following program OF music
and dancing by the Cornish school
has becn arranged for the formal
opening. from 2 to Thursday after.
noon. and again at $50 10 the eve.
ming.
songs My Mother Taught Me"
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WEST SIDE woMES's CLUB
The year book Of tho Yves; side
wolnens Improvement club has
just bcen received. II contains tho
following program;
oetobsr ~. .. m.. fsesption for rev
n5suitstsi hnstsss. Mfs q. NJ Nlsss
chairman. ATS 4 4. chamhsfiin.
sss1sTss==4tsA ~ 40 p EnA=Ilnsfnsss. les
tres, Mrs. n y thatcher ehsirmaa.
itfs. EpEsrs rostss
November .e-opsa day.
psssfahsr i,lp .. n. ---ilaslnss'-
NFs Hsra Adds.
1sassFy !, i,sa .. m. BHsinsss. its..
tess. Mrs ,. y. ksitsr; chairman. Ats.
EGwiH Pisfser
January .. .. m. Muar Hostess,
Nfs charles swanson. ehsirmsn. Nfs.
4. =. MAYNARD.
February 8. i.ss ,, m ns.lasss. lice.
Nrsi assnusi Hchrsidsr
NshTuafY ss-oPsa dsY
March T. 1859 ,. ~ --Hbsinsss lies.
tess Mrs, Leonard csspsrHau! chair.
msn. Mfs, n A. rsueii
March iI--wslfsrs day.
April J.. ii1e ., NIX isrilaa ot offl.
GERS Hostess. hrs. samuel Schneider
EuEsns ferbts. chairman. Mrs. cssg OF
May 9. is,s ,. m.-nusln.a no,.
ltss. Mrs. Roy q. Crecksr, ehaifnan,
Mrs, A. T. Neal.
MAJ 70~pfssidsnrs day. Hostess,
hfa. JAMES Hturr0ek
The officers of the eiuh are.
President, Mrs. y. V. Cook, 0les prssi.
dent. Mrs. y. ". Behfosder. rsesfalar
sscretsry. Nfs A. a. Maynard; CORE.
spending sscstsrr, Mrs. \. !. Neal. III.
nAnciai secretary. Mrs. Leonard Cooper.
man; treasurer Mrs. VIM. NJ plsnon
delegates 70 city federation. Mrs charts.
swanson and Mrs D. W, Schroeder. al.
lsFnstss 10 city federation. Nrs. L, n
Mess and Mrs. q. r.. MAYNARD; rrsas
reporter. Mrs. J. r, po~ns: trustee 10
building board Mrs r. Harper. chsir.
man social COMMITTEES. Mrs. iatnss gtur.
rock; chairman ef program COMMITTEES
Mrs. samuel Schneider chairman Of
civic committee. Mrs. v. Harper. chair.
man OF art committee. Mrs ruzsp.
Forbes; chairman ~ sunshine camtslttss
Mr. J L. Chamberlain trustees. Mrs.
y. ~. Cook Mrs, T. II. Nlsss. Mrs. n II.
hatcher Mfs J. l. Chamberlain aud
Mrs. Samuel Schneider.
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Personal

Mr., and Mrs. Dominic Brace have
removed from town 20 their new
homo at Echo Lake
Mr.. and Mrs y. u Harris are
leaving Thursday Tor Washington.
-. g.. TO visit for awhile before go
inE 10 New York and Boston. They
will be away two months
Mrs. a. q. washburn loft Mon
day for Vancouver ". G.. 10 spend
few days at the Vancouver hotel
Mr.. and Mrs John Cill Mat
thewr. Jr. Pbyllis Hamlln) are
removing from tho home OF Mrs.
Matthew parents, Mr.. and Mrs
y. q. Hamlip, 10 an apartment At
s85 goth ave. ~. where they viii
be az homo 10 their friends after
October Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Buckley
OF Kobe. Japan. arrived IN town
Saturday and left today for Bali-
more. 20 visit for two months be-
fore returning 10 their homo.
Mrs. Frank Fretweli returned
Sunday from ten days. visit Ia
Victoria. u. G.
Mr. Henry C. Hibbard returned
Saturday from n trip In tho East.
Mrs. IIibhard Is visiting in San Fran
cisco. and viii return shortly.
Airs. Dudley Roberts and small
daughter were removed Tuesdn2
from the Swedish hospital 10 ,helr
home.
Mas Priscilla Treat who mo,ored
Sunday 10 Aberdeen. 20 visit Mr
and Mrs Arnold Poison. returned on
Tuesday.
Afr. and Mrs. Edwin Rlnkcr have
removed from the home Of Mrs.
Rinker'a parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles A. Riddle. where they have
been spending the summer, 10 i2s
Highland drive.
SIR. and Mrs. Charles A. Packer
spen, the last weekend in Portland
Mrs. Mabel Thompson sailed last
week Tor Honolulu. whore she will
visit her adnin,law aud daughter.
SIR. and Mrs. Ernest c. Gray. tor the
winter.
Afr. and Mrs y. ". Alexander
have as their guests for few days
Airs. Grange v. Holt and Alisa VIM.
fred Holt, OF Vancouver. H. c.
SIR. and Mrs. Melville swalwell are
receiving congratulations on the
birth u hoa on September 80 At the
Virginia Mason hospital
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NURSES coMMuNreuE
MralcALE Ar . Il cnrncn
ADDITIONAL CLUBS

CITY FEDERATION
CALLS SPECIAL. MEETING
Mrs. II. r. Mai,hy. president OF
the City Federation OF women'a
clubs. has Issued a cali TO all
presidents OF federated clubs to send
their respective press correspondents
10 the federation club house on
Monday afternoon. October is. at
? p. m. This meeting has been
arranged primarily TO have the
various publicity chhirmen meet the
newly appointed press correspond.
ent. Mrs. Burieish ". Reedsr.
Mrs, MaItby urges a full attend.
anec. as instructions IN rules GOV.
erning the proper release OF news
VIII he explained.
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CLUBS FOR THURSDAY

COUNCIL or
JEWISH WOMEN
The Council OF Jewish Women viii
have an open session Thursday. O..
tobe II. at 2.5o p. m. in the vestry
room OF Temple dc Hirsch. Execti-
tive board meeting at 100 p. m.
SEATTLE COURT.
NO. 1
Seattle court. No. i. order Of
Amaranth. viii give a card party In
Norton's cafeteria. Thursday. octo-
Der II. at $50 o'clock.
DoRIC SOCIAL CLUB
Doric Social club. o. z. s., will
meet Thursday. October II, az 2
O'Clock. with Mrs. Belle Byers. ans
Meridian ave.
MYSTIC JEWEL
AUXILIARY
Mystic Jewel auxiliary will meet
with Mrs. Emma Lincoln. 1929
Queen Anne ave. Thursday. October
II. al o'clock. Cards.
SOCIAL AND
CHARITABLE CLUB
Ladies' Social and Charitable Club
"Freja' VIII meet Thursday. October
IL, at o'clock. In the ladies' parlor
Of the Swedish club. Election Of OF.
ficers and cards.
WASHINGTON IRVING PIT. A.
Washington Irving PIT. A. will
meet Thursday, October II. az $40
p. m. Mr.. De viIbis, principal OF
Ballard high school. will talk on
High School Problems."
FoRTNIGHTLY CLUB
The Queen Anne Fortnigftly club
will hold an open meeting on Thurs.
day afternoon, October II, at .
o'clock. at the home Of Mrs. w. A.
Dickcy, 1924 Seventh ave. w.
DELTA SOCIAL CLUB
Delta Social club. o. r. s.. will be
entertained at cards on Thursday.
October II. at 1870 .. m, at the
home OF Mrs. Charles Whitcome, OF
Riverton. Mrs. Margaret Burrows
will be assisting hostess. There will
be prizes and refreshments. All
Eastern Stars and friends invited.
BRITISH CLUBS DANCE
The British clubs Of the city. In.
Guiding the British American associa.
ton. Caledonian society. Canadian
club and Clan Mckenzie entertain
every Thursday evening with dance
at christensen's Broadway hall.
The committee In charge includes
Mr.. ". II. Coffin. chairman; Mr..
Robert Johnston. vice chairman; DR..
Ira L. NELL. floor director. Mr.. w.
r. Ogilyie, musical director: Mr.. s..
=. Haliett. refreshments: Mr.. J. A.
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Dvoake ~ Nj chiamano" from
ia Bohsre" Tuccinl: "Mighiy
LAX Rose" CSeyinl and GYPSY
Love Song" from 1.-THE Fortune
Teller" ali by Mrs. Violet Ball.
Colo dance BY Miss Portia Graf.
ton,
"vlennSse" nSrelsler1. and "Mlnuet
in G" beethoven. by Miss Elizabeth
Choaie.
Pale Moon" tcadmanl and Vale
RussciD. by Miss Constance Hart.
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A POOR COMPARISON

When q man meets trouble half.
way. he has a poor companion for
the rest Of tho journey--Bo Boston
Transcript.
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AUDUBON SOCIETY
TO TAKE RIRn WALK

Members OF the Seattle Audubon
society and those interested in birds
will take bird walk on Sunday, DC.
tober IL. leaving from East Margin.
al way and spokane st. ut II a. m.
Take Alkl. FauntIeroy or West Sc.
attic cars.
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Box.sPRING BED

II you have hox spring on your
bed kesp It free from dust by using
tho vacuum cleaner on II occasion.
ally.
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FOR rTRELEss COOKING

Aluminium utensils retain heat for
a long time and arc excellent for
firelcss cooking methods.
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YOUR WINDOW sCREENs

When you take down your win.
dow screens, clean them, wipe with
oil or Kerosene and store In dry
place.
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NEW ORLEANS - Hotel Grune-
wald. one OF the bcsi.known hostel
rics in the country. will become the
Roosevelt on November /. according
10 officials Of the operating company.
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Orthopedic Tea and Thrift Shops

Mrs Charles Thompson will be hostess for guild
r. Henry
Henry c. II. Thomas
+. r. Mchhon j. w.
Goodwin.
Mount guild win In
the afternoon Mrs r.
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SPINACH GRAVY

Just before spinach Is served. add
IA teaeup Of good meat gravy instead
Of butter. 1t gives a delicious
flavor.
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JOSEPH i4heylnue. tho great RUS.
siau.American pianist. win appear
in recital In Meany hall. November
10. under tho sponsorship OF the
womsn's Federation Of the Unlyet.
si;y OF Washington. Ihcyinno viii
be the first OF four artists who will
be brought 90 Seattle during tins
musical season Of ip2s.isal BY the
Women's Federation.
The remainder OF the series IN.
ciudos fsadore Duncan dancers. who
win appear February IL: John Nc
Cormaek. tenor. March Z. Jeanne
Gordon, eontralto. May s.
Season tickets are on sale at
Sherman. Clay & Co. Friedlander &
sons. a. 8. 4. w. office. L. W.
campus and University Music s,ore.
Season tickets may DO exchanged for
reserved seaia after November /.
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SEATTLE REVIEW.

SEATTLE REVIEW.
No. s
Seattle review. No. s. ~. n. A..
of tho Macrabecs. wiil meet IN the
a. o. 4. W, hail. 1909 Ninth ave.
on Thursday evening. October Ill. at
IS o'clsck.
NURSES coMMuNIoUE
CLUB
The Nurses commnnlaus club
will hold ia regular meeting at the
home OF Mrs. ". L. Young. $40 Ar.
van st.. nremorton, on Thursday.
october II. Take its7o boat, al Col
man dock.
MUSICALE At Q. A. CHURCH
Tho Social Circle Of Queen Anne
Christian church win give musical
Thursday, October IL. at p. M. al
the home OF Airs. l. -. Roberts. 1890
Seventh ave. w.
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woopcRAFT TOTEM

The woodcraft Totem club will
meet Thnrsday. October II. at 2 y.
m, IN the clubrooms, 4is7 Arcade
building. Dr. McKibben. secretary
OF the White Cross. viii be the
speaker. A large attendance IL re.
quested.
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MEDIUM RRowS HAIR looks best of
all after a Golden Clint Shampoo dvt.
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GEE. wAsHlNnroN c1nnr

Gen. George Washington circle,
Ladies Of the @. a. r.. will give a
luncheon and card party at the home
Of their president. Marian King
Helm. 1894 Evanston ave. Thursday
October II. at 1870. a special invi.
tation is extended TO all circle mem.
oers and comrades. Take car No. 81
TO 43rd st.
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Women' s Clubs

Young. decorations: Mr. Ralph III.
Conrad. secretary. Mr. James Ken.
needy. treasurer. Representatives:
sir. Thos. Hughes. British Amerl.
can association: Mr.. David Dow.
Caledouian society; Mr.. b. VI. Bate.
Canadian club; Mr.. A. +. Movat,
Clan Mckenzie.
JEFFERSON PIT. A.
jefferson PIT. A. viii hold lts
first meeting OF the year at the
school Thursday evening. October
II, at 8 O'Clock sharp. Mrs. J.. c.
Herbsrnan viii bo the speaker. A
reception for tho teachers will be
held and thero viii be music and
refreshments.
ALKI PIT. 4.
AIki PIT. A. win hold its regular
monthly meeting Thursday. Oct. II.
at 29o y. m. Good program and
refreshments.
WOMEN OF MoosEHEART
LEGION
The Women OF Mooseheart Legion
will have its regular meeting Thurs.
day evening. October II, at s O'Clock,
at Moose temple. 1915 Eighth ave.
ALPHA PHI
ALUMNAE
Miss Fraser Macpherson win en-.
tcriatin Alpha Phi alumnac Thurs.
day afternoon. Mt 900 o'clock, NJ her
home. 5737 18th ave. y. Il. Plans
will be discussed for the annual card
party and bazaar, which win DO held
during November. At the Hotel Gov.
man.
LADIES' AID RUMMAGE
SALE
The Ladies' Aid OF the Fremont
Baptist church will hold a rum.
mage sale at the Farmers' West.
lake Public Market. Seventh and
Virginia. on October IL. IL and 10.
DICKENS FELLOWSHIP
The Dickens Fellowship win meet
Thursday. October II. at 8 D. m. In
the Chamber Of Commerce rooms.
Subject. Dombey and Son.
NINA NJ. FRYE THIMBLE CLUB
Nina NJ. Frye Thimble club viii
meet Thursday. October II. at the
homo OF Mrs. Daisy Balllnger, III
24th ave. S. Take car No. 8,
GEN. WASHINGTON CIRCLE
Gen. George Washington circle,
Ladies Of the @. a. r., will give
luncheon and card party at the home
Of their president. Marian King
Helm. 1894 Evanston ave. Thursday.
October II, at 1870. a special invl.
tation is extended TO all circle mem.
oers and comrades. Take car No. 81
to 43rd st.
S. A. Z. MOTHERS
CLUB
The regular meeting OF the Moth.
.S club OF Sigma Alpha Epsilon
fraternity viii be held ct the chan.
TER house. 1906 18th ave. n. 70
thursday. October II. at 2 p. m.
Members are requested to come pre-.
pared 10 sow.
wooDcRAFT TOTEM
CLUB
The woodcraft Totem club will
meet Thnrsday, October II. at 2 y.
m, In the clubrooms, 4is7 Arcade
building. DR. McKibben. secretarv
| OF tho WhIin C,r.n. .un !,
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Entertaining at Luncheon for Vancouver
Guest: Luncheon Series HonorS Sister

Entertaining at Luncheon for Vancouver
Guest; Luncheon Series HonorS Sister
MRS JAMES Thursday
M tho Rainier club In honor Of her house Eaes Miss Lillian RUSSELL
Of Vancouver B c Covers viii be placed for twelve
Hostess at Taoo Affairs for Sister
S M y Ne g Soo SSa Of hor s % oa @ Of
s0 g. Ta s ns rss for S S Ss'' WI" entertain again
Tea VIII Honor Tloo Misses
for Saturday afternoon
Hamilton compliment Miss Berry, Keith
Lester Herrlck recently
extended stay in the East
Eatertains for Visitor
ens,asa this afternoon Win luncheon Of ,h'
Mont, who Is the house guest Of Miss ference As'n
Hostess to Bridge Luncheon Club
Mrs eora EhGT,ns win DO hostess TO the members Of her Sds,
Hamilton
Social Service Club Meeting
Monday.
Is at Mrs Alfred ROrOs apartment in the Cambridge
Informal A ftermoon at Home
] mt her sn Miss E aT T. r9T q @
informal afternoon at home on Tuesday
Mrs Eggert Entertai7S This Afternoon
Essert entertained this afternoon with bridge OF five tables
with additional the hour Mrs David Bowen
and Mrs Andrew Thomas presided over the tea table
To Entertain Luncheon Club
IL
Tuesday afternoon, october is.
North Broadway Circle VAL Meet
Broadway OF
October
Harry Mcknight Bellevue y,
Clues Farewell PARTY
Ellzabeth 4 on
evening In
Monday
Patterson
spending the
Orthopedic Tea and Thrift Shops
e for Anne on
Van
r.
a II Thomas Mrs. a.
f. =. leedy w.
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S. A. L. MOTHERS
lCIIjP

The regular meeting OF the Moth.
.Ss club OF Sigma Alpha Epsilon
fraternity will be held ct the chap.
ter house. 1906 18th ave. n. o.
Ihursday. October II. at 2 D. m.
Members arc requested to come pre-.
pared 20 SOW.
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KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA TO MEET
Kappa Kappa Gamma Alumnac ms,
sociation will meot Saturday. October
-. at 2:sO o'clock. with Mrs. George
Vance I.awry. 1851 18th ave. n. f.,
Mrs. C. Edward Hughes and Mrs.
George W. Umphrey will be assistant
hostcsses.
ROBERT MORRIS
CHAPTER
Robert Morris chapter. No. 1872.
o. T.. s., win give n Halloween mas.
querade ball Tuesday evening. octo.
Der so, in the Masonic clubrooms,
Arcade building.
LEsCHI =. T. A.
Lesohi Parent. Teacher Association
will meet Friday, October IL. at 3l5
p. m. at the school.
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Gives Farewell Party

a
saturday evening compliment Fuller who
spending the here,
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ALPHA PHI
ALUAfNAE

Miss Fraser Macpherson win en-.
tcrtatin Alpha Phi aiurnnac Thurs.
day afternoon. Mt $50 o'clock. at her
home. 5737 18th ave. y. Il. Plans
VIII be discussed for the annual card
party and bazaar, which viii DO held
during November, at the Hotel Gov.
man.
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NINA NJ. FRYE THTMBLE CLUB
Nina NJ. Frye Thimble club Will
meet Thursday, October II. at the
homo OF Mrs. Daisy BaIllnger. III
24th ave. S. Take car No. 8,
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DICKENS FELI,Owsurp

The Dickens Fellowship win meet
Thursday. October II. at D. m. In
the Chamber Of Commerce rooms,
Subject, Dombey and Son"
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LADIES' AID RUMMAeE

SALE
The Ladies' Aid OF the Fremont
Baptist church will hold rum
mage sale at the Farmers West.
lake Public Market. Seventh and
Virginia, on October IL. IL and 10.
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Norm Broadlcau Circle WiH Meet

Broadway the Fruit Flower
Monday
Harry Mcknight .o3 Bellevue n,
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Mrs JAMES GRFFlTs luncheon Thursday
m the Miss Lillian Russell
Of Vancouver c Covers viii be placed for twelve
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To Entertain Luncheon Club

Mrs. Z. II. Irwin Is entertaining her bridge lunch
Tuesday afternoon. october is.
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Social Service Club Meeting
Mrs. Eggert EntertainS This Afternoon

Mrs Jerry Eegert entertained this afternoon with
at her home with additional guests the tea hour
and Mrs. Andrew Thomas presided the tea table
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-03-02
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

We are glad to see Supt. W. r.
Wilson back again. He wants to
see you next Lords day morning
At S:4S.
Preaching and morning worship
1880. Theme. Training the New
Recruits
$3.50 the Young Peoples hour.
1880. Evening worship. Theme,
THE origin. mode and purpose Of
baptism"
Monday evening 1880. the a.
vtsory Board meeting. Important
business.
The meetings conducted by DR.. J.
H. Sksen came to . close last FRI
day evening. His assistant pastor
was engaged In . revival service at
Greeley and II was necessary for him
to return to his own pulpit. His
work here was indeed OF . high
order and his service was very much
appreciated. The interest grew each
day Of his stay here. He was fear
less in presentation OF truth. and
wiasome In delivery. Folks failed
to realize that We had . prince In
Israel among us till Il was too late.
And Just when they wished most for
him to stay. his time was up. We
can never regain lost opportunity!
A quiet wedding was held At the
pastors home on Saturday evening.
February 10th. when Mr.. q Arthur
Getx was united to his choice OF
women. Miss Selma Mae SAndell.
Just the sister and brother-in- law,
Mr.. and Ars. Roughton Witnessed
the happy occasion. We wish them
the very best that our Pather has In
store for young saiiors upon the
mstrimony sea.
We also wish for Mr.. aud Nrs.
Edgar Day their very happiest an
ticipations along cupld's highway.
May their Joy b. full.