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Evening star., 1924-04-04
The Mystery of Lynne Court
By ]. FLETCHER
tosprisas, isaa b, Norman R<niaxss. cs@ps.y.,

say muIderess because I knew, Of
course. that shed been killed by shat
she-devtl who'd already killed her
husband. But the thing was to prove
1t. And now I'll have to put before
you a bit OF circumstantial evidence,
the last items of which the detectives
and ] have only got together today.
I'm the early evening OF the day
on which my sister was murdered, Mr..
and Mrs. Tress. the nurses, and some
OF their servants came from Lynne
court to the fiat in Queen Anne
o'clock. At O'Clock Palliser lett
the fiat to visit her own rooms for
a couple of hours Those rooms are,
as Mr.. Smith Is probably aware, at
Trevor square. knightsbridge. Pal
reached them at half-past eight; she
LETT them. on the same testimony, at
nve minutes to ten. And che re-
marked to her landiady as she left.
that she was going to walk back TO
Now, II you look at map, you will
see that the path which she would
follow northward Ia precisely the
path which my sister would take
southwark. They met.-and we have
not the slightest doubt that Palliser
to where It was found next morn
ing beneath a shrubbery near the
path. Neither have we the least
doubt that the weapon she used was
a surgical knife which. az DR.. Hextall
can tell you, we found half an hour
ago in her handbag at Mr.. Tress
fiat"
Milhirst rose and began to button
his overcoat. He looked at Smith and
smith looked at him; Then Smith put
the cablegram from Georgetown.
There's something that may inter-
est you and your clients, Mr.. Mil
htrst," he remarked. You're well
come to five done with this case!"
Milhirst picked up the message
and read II attentively. Then he laid
1t down again.
Much obliged to you, Mr.. Smith,"
he said. "But we've already aware
Of this--we received this news from
the French authorities--officially-
two days ago. Thank you all the
cerned."
"oh, all right, all right" said
Smith. resignedly. Glad you've been
way" He waited until Miihirst had
left. and then he looked mediatively
at Hextall and at Styler. I'm won
dering,"' he muttered. 'how long It
would have taken Styler and myself
sion? what's the matter. Hextall?"
Sorry to interrupt you, old chap"
said Hextall. who was obviously on
pins and needles. But IL must go
out. fact is, you see. Miss Tress
Is waiting for ma"
Then Smith and Styler went away
without another word, and Hextall.
parting from them on his doorstep,
raced breathlessly back to the fiat,
and to Paquita. ..-.-.
And to this day Paquita has never
succeeded in making her medical
acknowledgements on that occasion
to a higher place in her regard and
affections-explain how 1T was that,
without remark, preface, or verbal
reason, he clasped her to his breast
and kept her there as IL he were
silently thanking the gods that moth
ing could ever snatch her from him.
THE END.
Evening star., 1924-04-04
WAR SCANDAL DENIED
BY MITSUl DIRECTOR
japanese Gives History Of Com
pany's Aircraft Activity in
United States.
, BY f. r. EGGER-;
By Gable to The Star and Chica go Daily Ne
Conyrioht 1874

BY Cable to The Star and Chicago Daily News.
Copyright, 1924.
TOXIC, April 4-Kaneo Nanjo, man
aging director of the Mitsui Com
pany. when interviewed regarding the
airplane scandal in America, declared
that upon my word of honor, my
company has never undertaken to
block the prosecution Of the so-called
airplane company transaction. as
charged before the United States Sem
ate Investigating committee. More
over, charges that the company
bribed American judicial officers to
prevent disclosure of secret transac-
tions inimical to national interest and
public order in America are quite un-
founded.
"The further charges that our rep
resentatves took photographs of the
port. of Boston during the war and
were discovered studying the steam
pumps designed 70 rshipping guns are
without meaning.
Denies Camera Charge.
I'VE never sent a single man con-
nected with our staff about Boston
with cameras, either before, during
or after the war for any purpose Of
eur own. The idea that IL is possi-
bic to exploit the conscience Of Amer
lean judicial authorities through q
monetary consideration would never
occur to any except those rare rene
gadeS who are ready to compromise
the dignity of national institution
for their own selfish end.
public disbelieves this baseIess cal
umny, for the men interested In max
ing such false statements have some
concealed purpose" -
The director In outlining the history
Of the Mitsuit airplane activities in
the United States declared that his is
company was interested through
Sloane. the son law of Thomas Edi-
son, who was operating a small plant
In New Jersey, and invested needed
capital in the enterprise.
Unable to FIJI Order. e.
while visiting England in 1915 1
secured an order for one hundred air.
from representatives Of the csarist
Russian government. I placed the or
ders with Sloane's company, but he
was unable to fill the order. This re-
suited In the Mitsui Company reor-
ganiSing the company and changing
Corporation. Sloane's stock in the
company was purchased and Harry B.
Mingle became president Of the new
concern. :,
men America entered the war the
company again reorganized and
apopted the name of Standard Air
craft Company. Large orders were Sc
cured from the American government
and aviation officers supervised the
construction operations. The armistice
resulted In the American government
canceling orders worth between $20,-
100000 and s3o,0o1.oo0. The govern
ment, however, agreed to cover the
losses by paying the company sew
eral million dollars and selling the
materials back. s
"The company was 1iquidatet in 4 s1s
and the Mitsui Company was glad
The charges against the Mitsui
Company are attracting wide inter-
est here and the vernacular press is
devoting much space to special cables
from Washington. and Is closely
watching Developments.
Evening star., 1924-04-04
INSTRUCTION COURSES

HOW no YoU USE YOUR spARE rINE7
Let rs train you to earn $50 TO 500 week
making mechanical. architectural or map
drawings: individual Instruction. Day or eve
ring; 10 experience necessary. start nov
Write, call or phone for particulars. foaum'
bia School Of Drafting. 18th and i sts NV.
E6rfh o72
Evening star., 1924-04-04
SWITZERLAND QUizzED
ON LOAN OF $50, 900, 900
Deputy Intsrpellates National
Council in Arrangement
With Morgan.
By the Arsociat tsd presa.

Deputy % Baamberrsr mtasrsrnof of zanrioh Mn has
=interpefiated the national coun-
Gil regarding Switzerland's recent
American loan OF $40, 100000, ar.
ranged through J. p. Morgan & Co.
Bank Of New York. the proceeds Of
which are to be used, among other
things, for the purchase OF wheat and
0thNr producka IN tho Unltod 0tAtAA
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HELP MALE
C0uttpued

Attention, Married Men!
Three wide awake men for permanent saie4
position, with opportunity for advancement
Earn from $40 to S35 per week from beginning
Earn while you learn Apply after pm, 61s
Metropolitan Bank bldg.
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RESTAURANT.
Excellent Opportunity
for Quick Buyer.
A frst-class. cafe in one Of the
finest and most progressive 10
cations in the city.
Unlimited prospects at a bar
gain price"
4ddress Ro1 2fa-S Star ofaes -
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FLOOR MANAGER.

FLOOR MANAGER.
Married man, between the
ages of 80 and As, with at least
high school education and some
executive experience desirable.
but not essential. Excellent op-
portunity for advancement.
Apply Employment Office, 9Th
Floor, G. St. Side,
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
HEAD WAITER, colored, for
new American plan hotel. Must
be experienced. Give age, refer
ences and last two places of en-
|ployment. Good salary to right
man. Address Box 113-Y, Star
office.
Evening star., 1924-04-04

CIViI Service examination.
Special rates beginning today for frst-ersde
clerk promotion examinations, Apr. II. Glasses
5 days and 8 nights each week. Home study
course, IS, Statistical clerk exam, Apr. %; sal.
airy, $l,14o to ST. $40; age. IS to 20; both men
and women Special instruction. for stenograpby
. Tuition, SIS. Calculating machine Apr %.
Railway mail exam, May 3; salary, 81, 600.
The Civil Service Preparatory School,
, oke, coI1ee 12ta and y nv. Franklin 2O0o.
Evening star., 1924-04-04

SALESLADIES for women's
coats, suits and dresses. Only
those thoroughly experienced
need apply, at once. Roberts, 933
+ ST. NV.
Evening star., 1924-04-04

SALESLADY-Permanent po-
sition for experienced ,saleslady !;
excellent salary and commission.
Confidential. Rosedere, 1906 6
Evening star., 1924-04-04
HEIP-MALE AND FEMALE.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
BUsINEsS PosITIoNS-Free registratisn.
Washington Employment Exchange; operated
for the public by the Washington School for
Secretaries. Room 213. Transportation bldg.
17th and II SITS. NV.
CHAUFFEUKS, fremen, buffers, jantors,
cooks, laupdresses, cleaaers, day workers,
nurses, maids. Pot. 50. &c
PLACE by houseman; best city ref; also
chambermaid, laundress. North COLL
BIG LIST. OF POSITIONS
for, typists, r B. X, stenographers, clerks,
mechanics, chauffeurs, etc. Open daily.
National Personnel Bureau,
3o5 Bond bldg. 14th and N. Y. Ave. NJ 1921.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

Az L ~ lINS RSJ1.1 1ON
OWNERS AND OPERATORS COURSE
FOR men and women who desire to take proper
care Of their cars and to locate minor trou-
bies and make repairs on the road. New
~. M. C. A. AUTO SCHOOL,
173e q ct. NV. Main $3.50
Evening star., 1924-04-04
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

PARTY with small amount Of cash can secure
half interest In bakery and dining room In
roofntng house. Col. I'd. and 18th, Ad-
dress Bog 17s-Y, Star office.
PARTNER with capital Of So, ,ooo Act quick.
Splendid paying established lunchroom; hest
location; can he investigated. Address Box
146-Y. Star Office. 6s
LAWYER, recently admitted. employed DUR
ing day. will pay for privilege of name on
door and telephone directory with reputable
attorney. Address Box l72-Y. Star ONCE. 90
RBSTA TAURANT-Modern equipment; good busi-
ness; 3-year lease. cheap reat; good business
street; part cash, terms TO suit. Investigate
this. Address Owner, Box 125-Y, Star ONCE.
Sc
LARGE GROCERY STORE - 0ld-estahIished
corner; rooms and bath: large yard and two
garages. Phone Alexandria, Va. 1912. &c
WILL SELL q second deed OF trust nete OF
7Fe interest. for 81. 100, at discount of
5efs. Address Box 203-Y. Star Office. 70
FOR SALE--A second deed Of trust note OF
81, 500 al a price of 81 900 payable az the
rate Of $31.75 monthly including per cent
, interest. Address Box 204-v. Star office. 7s
DELICATEssEN STORE in busiest block OF
northwest section; new equipment: excellent
stock: doing s.. 900 month business: q real
opportunity, this business will be sold at
daily. Call Mr. Lyons. Columbia 1O24o.
fixtures. $50. l7th and q SITS NV. 4s
new material. Call Columbia 3138 after 9
pm. 4s
POPCORN and peanut roaster; perfect cen
diffOn Call rs NJ W
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Seattle Society
Edtt2 hy Lillian Keen LeBauister. Telephone MA r-O6OO
Assistant-Frances Oldham
Music-Louise Raymond Owens
Junior CIub GigCs First Dance of Winter
Series; Orford Men Honor Guests at
Luncheon

ENDOWED with au rra virtues af
II smarlrr7 raE mo Jun
irr club Save Ia Errf larHe Tf tHr
season I-sG evening ar ono SUNSET
club
The -GrrHrata-7 m frr ballroom
vtr simple slender standards gf
IueE.e1rrrF green. along the wallis
ana terms ana palms aH the stage.
Uren1a gaIav ana scarlet thrRaaa.
lhrmgus were arranged iu the han
and thr 1wr flowers in lonr low
bowls vrra tHe charming atommcuIz
n the supper table,
Mrs r. No. Merrill Mrs Thomas
Grrgl Mrs a. Aston Hole ana Airs
Charles Patterson altrultcd aJ the
arms
The uafrrns a~1 f~
ne affair were Mr.. ana Mrs r. ID.
NFnTlI, MT sua as
Igle Nr, and Mrs Phillips Maru.
ION, Mr.. and Mrs a W Leonard.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Patterson. AIR.
,ad Mrs Thomas Gnrrn Mr. and
Mrs A. H. Earring Nr and Mn
Bernard PrIly and SIR and Mrs John
RYAN.
The committee On charge Included
Poe Misses oUyN Leonard Alice Hole.
Virginia Merrill and Betty Morrison.
Nrssu Everett Earring Th0mls
aH.u Irr Thomas pg.Iy. John Ryan
end Hiram Patterson. chairman.
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thanksgiving
Dinner Hosts

THaHkrFyHE hosts to-day ln tar
various homes uf tHr gty are De-
E'gR IHrlufrI among tHn number
who arr entertaining relatives and
r.rBfa arr
Nr ana Mrs TurirHr strive Mr..
and Mr. W. 10 Perkins Mr. and
Mr. a. d. Fisher Mr. ana Mrs John
A. Powell Mr. and Mr. r. n. Msr
rIL Mra Charles r. WhirtIrssy. M
and Mv John AnTga AIR and Nu
g. o. . sfaIJrubcrs MI ana Mr.
Eafef Co. prHuFy SIR ana Nm
John r. HrTrwan. Mt aaI Mrz
D. % Fox Mr. ana Nrz ~ IS 10th
frInEEEul. SIR. ans Mrs. a n Lewis
Dean ana MH Irving Glen. Nr ana
Mr. Wan D. Fisher. Nr ana Mn
a. D. FamsWurth. Mr. ani Mrs NJ
D. Macpherson. Mr ANA Mrs John
g. N0aFr air and Mrs. Harry bur
nell Jgnrs
Nlr and Mrs Walter ~ NsttIet6u
Mr. and Mrs clyde Hadley Air and
Mrs d. D. ozImndrr Mr. and Mra
Robert Su0wdru. Mr and Mra
THomas Green. Mr. and Mrs Pred
Baxter, Mr. and Mrs A. A. UasEina
Str and Mrs Charles "a Lilly Mrs
Alfred Raymond Mr and Mrs "
A. NJ Smith airs Perry Poison. ur
and Mra, Frederick Adams and
Mrs O. D. ~ Pratt.
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Dinners Planned for
Hotel Opening

Among the numerous dinners
planned for the opening Of the
olympic hotel on December & are a
u0-h0sf group. which win include
Mr.. and Mrs Grant MeNliekeu. Mr.
and Mira Henry Dearborn, Mr. and
Mrs Henry HIbbari and MrEsrz
Ira Powers o. Portland Cal r. stone
% Los Angeles, Addison Miller ~
-. Paul. and Lewis Terrell
Or. and Mrs. Frederick Bentley
will entertain q party of friends
from Absrtceu-Mr. and Mrs Homer
Brown, Mrs. T. r. Taylor and Mr..
William Patterson.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Burton viii
be hosts 70 Mr.. and Mrs William
y. Anderson % BeItlueh1m. Miss
Marion Burton. Mr. De Wolfe Emory
and Ensign Matthew l. Kelly, U.
= y.
Mr.. and Mrs Emil Henry Miller
and Mr.. and Mrs Leslie Lynch viii
l.nve a table together
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ST. Cecilia Guiid
TO GiUe Dance

ST. Cecilia guild tFmsrY S.
MarEBrsta guild Of Isl. Marks
church WH entertain vsh a danca
on Friday evening. December 9. az
Tho Hotel washington.
The committee In chtEr includes
Mrs James Hamilton ~ euvr. Mrs
John - McLauehian. Ma Frederick
Dodge. Mrs Earl DcNsur. Mrs Leo
Baker. Mrs Herman ross. Mrs.
Thomas Cassutt. Mrs Uluh jenkins,
Mrs William Elra MrAiuEh Pur-
cell. Mrs l. Hartman. IrA r. L.
Allen. Mrs lester EluottAlrA q. r.
o-Byau, Mrs james WyE. Mira w.
C. Woodward. Mrs Sorum l. Bur
ton. Mira Frank Baker. NJ W. ".
Turner and Mrs Frank Ilrng.
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Henry Art GdHtry
Scene of Tea

Mrs IanEd5u c. HrHFy will BE-
hostess az tho next % the Music
and Art Foundation fund teas 90
take place on Turst8y afternoon.
December e from 8 uuul 9 o'clock
In the Henry Art gnltry
During the afternoon Mrs Edgar
Ames and Mark T0sw or the Cor
Hish school will npzla tn the In
tFrrst % the fund Mrs Donald
McE1ehsran has ebarri Of arrange
ments for the afgals
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INIIIII Observation-Disclosures Observation-Disclosures

IT, o. stone, Mrs. ~. D. Eauhar.
president ~ ile Seattle Federation
0f Women clubs. Mrs. C.. Norman
Compton, Aira T. H. Brown. SIN.
George #. Dalton. president or the
Travellers Ald society: Mrs Is. j.
irvine, Miss Adelaide Pollock. Dr..
~ Mex Palmer. Mrs Pearl Case
ElouEh, Mrs. Calvin RuEgles. AIrz.
n Elias SIR. Donald McCIellaud
and Mrs, CaH siobmud. Hold-oyer
members % supplement these iu.
eiude Mrs. l. J.. jameson. Mrs. j..
Hargruve. Mrs Henry Landes.
Mrs. H. T. Mlaltby. Mrs. r. /. Bal
laine Mrs. George ~. Mclaughlin.
Mrs. Nathan EckTtciu and AIrE. Carl
SehcTmcr, president Of the Seattle
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Speakers Luncheon at
w Omcn'S UnircrNitH CIub

Tho W0mcps University club viii
have a luncheon at lhr club on SAT-
urdly a. I1g1 o'clock. boz honor %
che oxford university dtnatru, who
are on a debating tour with The Jlg
lrreut colleges In America
EX-rTrmicr Ramsay MepJualIs
son Is d % the party
Hostesscs for the affair viii be
Mrs, Harry Hartman and Mrs J.. n.
Tenueeun.
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CLUBS FOR FRIIY

WOMAN's CENTURY CtB
The Literature and tra' depart.
mcnt Of the Woman's Gerry club
will meet Friday. Novcmr 90. at
II a. m. at the Y. w. O. Pro.
gram. Review Of "Castend Out.
cast" NlukerJh by Mr VI. +.
RamsdcIl Reading from poems
by Tagore. Mrs. ". J. Carnn.
Political science departmt meets
at 1890 noon. In the priv4 dining
room Of the y. W c. A. ~feterIa.
Members and friends willFten TO
interesting talks by Col II. May.
expert criminologiSt, on "p Mar.
cotIc Evil" and NJ Roy Gyle on
prohibition BnfoN imcnt.l
rho momtsrs Of the b will
meet in gl ral assemb at 2
o'clock, in 6tlio nuditoriuntt tho
Y. NJ. c. -
At Q o,IloclS the social sdce de.
partmeny Mrs. Alonzo Horton.
chairman viii g'Se n pgram
which haB been arranged Mrs.
Carl j. Smith.
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Music
kreidler Heard i'm
Concert

Louis Kre.alrr fmaa 9
baritone who "a won H.-a
praise ON ne present concert rar-
au heard Boa a recital lr-f evening
a. The Arf7opalfaH thrafrr than
him an ovation
krridIrr has "a r.sar baritone
On good quality and Ie rIura with "a
Efsat deal - vim and personal ar
lfrEianiIEE ua excellent inferno.
Iailons ~ three 0rrrarIr ar.rr -ro.
laEus from FBRlIarr. afrualarar III.
Gerard AndrsH ChrH.ru rr g.ar.
37no and the "Tarrsfrr song from
Carmen Dis most ambHI0ua mum.
'fTs met HltH instant approval
A. a whole Art evening" rra
gram was made uu ~ numbers u
"a lighter vein. o. which luke Ann
u Me- by strirklrs. Tauza yyid.
mung AMI over tho Rts-pra bv
ereiehaninon gave tho artist annie
opportunity 20 display on the lovely.
qualities o. hl7 voice.
Irene Hampton Thrans. = lorsI
pianist provided excellent accom-
lahlmrui Tor the HrLrf.
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Orthopedic Luncl and
Thrift ShODS

Mrs. Harold g. stern Sll 10 hos.
tess FOR East Madison cid on Fri.
day at the Orthopcdic Inch room.
2ii Columbia st. Assia,R viii be
Mrs. Joseph Robinson, lrH. J. NJ.
Gilbert, Mrs. +. y. VAIN. Mrs. n.
J. Ward. Mrs. Peter ppOn. Mrs.
J. +. Rhodes, Mrs. r. Esraf. Mrs.
4. +. McWnliamH, Mrs. G.. stew.
art. Mrs. T. S. Herwin, Irg. Hall.
Mrs.. Weaver. Mrs. Pebck, Mrs.
clyde Loehc. Mrs. D.N. Tyler.
Mrs. \. l. Ellsworth, y. @. W.
Muessel and Mrs. H.. l.. aims.
Medina Guild will havahargo at
the Thrift shop all day Flay. Mrs.
a. T. Zimmerman. hDstct
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ADDITIONAL CLUES
wOMAS's CITY CLUB
EI.ECTR nEEIrEEs

Mrs Frederick J. Buell. was re-
elected president OF tho W0mau'a
city club az q moetiA Or the board
o. directors held ~ rlay az tho
T. W. G. A.
Other officers elected were: First
vice president MIS- Elmer G.. Wal.
dr1n. second vice president. Mrs. IT..
T. Maltby. Mn c. Norman Comp,
ton. third vice president. Mra. r. ".
l~iargIaFe, secretary Airs. l.. J..
Jameson. treasurer
The board of directors includes
The president, Mrs. Buell.. Mrs. WI.
liam ~ Utter Mrs waldron. Mrs.
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AdamSes Entertaining
.at Dinner

Or, and Mr. Frederick Adams
Ntl entertain with n dinner o.
Eight covers AZ their home on Fri.
Say evening. IN honor % Miss Ruth
Pratt, whose marriage viii be an
went OF the near future. and Miss
WiEhtman % Montreal. who Is tho
suest Of Or. and Mrs Robert Wight
nan.
Later. Or. Gcorgs Heat win enter,
ain the party az the Metropolitan
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BALL AND CARD PARTY

Myrtle Chapter, No. g. O. 4. g..
viii give a Thanksgiving ban md
card party on Friday evening. No
Fcmbrr -. no Douglas hall. corner
n 10th ave and T. Pine ~ The
chest II silver that wRH ON display
at the bazaar viii be given away
nc this party. Eastern Et,rl Maa1us
and friends invited.
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Informal Bridge for
Mss Nibl0ck

Miss Emily JouufiIr vii entertain
Informally 90 bridge aud tea al her
home next Monday afternoon lu
honor % Miss katbsrhls Unlock,
who viii leave the nsN day Tor 60
years visit tu the East
Invitations have been confined 90
Miss Nlblosk's close friuIs
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PAnLIANuENTAHY LAW CLASS

Robert Parliamentary Law rlasa
will meet az lhe Y. vs.. G. A.. FHi-
day, November as ai $3.50 o. M
Mrs llla CujIhro. rarlIamrutarlHu
Tho auxiliary class boo public speak.
ms under MIra Harriet sauudcrsgu,
will meet at tho -tmr time Both
classes will have reviews
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NoRDIcN CHORAL CLUE

Tho Norilca Choral club viii hold
lis regular meeting Friday evening
November Is. s o'clock. at Go Mon.
tclius building Rrhs3rsuIs for tho
winter opera. "Thc Pirates Bride
are we'll under way, and % FUN no.
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GIFT SALE AND CARD PARTY
Native Daughters Of Washington
will hold n gift sale and card party
at Dartnall's cafeteria Friday even.
ing. November Is. Members and
friends invited.
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WASHINGTON BOULEVARD
NJ a. n

Washington boulevard ". C. II.
T.. viii meet az tho h0ur az Alra
Charles Phillips .21 $50 ave 81.
nu Frlday, November IS. me- 9 o. No.
Miles, Nellie ucmun viii speak. Vie
iturH welcome.
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Mr.. and Mrs l.. 9. Gilman left
Tuesday for Portland 10 spend a
week with their son.ln.law and
daughter Mr.. and Mrs. Fordham
HaHsett Klmball.
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DancinQ Pdrtu

Mr.. and Mrs T. G. eutach will
be hosts at a farewell helng party
their home on satury evening,
In honor OF Mrs. Dcuta's brother.
Mr.. Charles Rosenberg Tho Is leav-
ing shortly for Colorado
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Popular Young Pianist
Plays Sunday

on sunday afternoon. Sersmh,r
20, az 3 o'clock, Miss Vivian C1sm.
1h' Eiii'a Young pianist. win b. pre-.
,,nl'a hy her teacher. Paul Pierre
haNseIy IN tho nnh progmm of the
series n solo rsritals being given t,
advanced artist and profe-rsraf
pupils from tho classes af ~ No.
Nicely.
Mi7a ciemau5 Is % o. the popular
,"uhE plAhistS Of the city. She har
a member q Mr. bicNesIv. rg
NHnesd plano riaseH Tor the part NV.
teachers.
Ii,r program r. open 10 the public
md r. as foIlowes
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SEWARD SOCIAL ASD
LITERARY T. L

Seward Social and Literary club
WIFI meet % the homo Of Airz J.
HIeknsII, sztg Dawson o.. Friday.
November gs, az g o. o. Dr. -.
H. Painter viii speak on Tho Home
1g Related 20 tho Community" As
F45unE huateaz, Mr. Leon BlcknrI
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Hosts at Suppa

Mr., and Mrs Ralph ,. Jenkins en-.
t~ertainrd twelve Eusgtsat supper az
thr.r home on last sutiay evening
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Mr.. and Mrs, Frederick Hubert
Emily Jcromni Of Everett came
down to attend the Junior club dance
last evening.
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Informal Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold bison viii
entertain with an informal dinner Of
eight covers a. their h0sr IN Friday
evening.
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Brfdae Luncheon CLnb

Miss Jean Fox viii ,tertain her
bridge club NJ iu]nrhcorpn Tuesday
afternoon, December 2. her homo.
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Period Furniture" by Nfra. Edith
Rcedor. Hostess, Mrs, Clayton VII.
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WEST SEATTLE

Tho West Seattle Womnl club
will meet Friday. Novcmbot Tho
topic for tho afternoon be,
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R1'AfNAGE SALE

RJMAAGE SALE
The Mothers club Of Sigma The.
On fraternity will have n rummagc
sale Friday and Saturday. Novem.
Der % and 20, at zoos First ave,
near Virginia.