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thumb and forefinger of his left
hand. Sight of his right eye was
destroyed by bit of the metal
which struck the optic. :.
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never be asked
again, for you
will never be
asked In the first
place.
But that need
not bother you.
mo mosquito
will ever re-
ceive an invita-
ton to come to
supper from a
human, and no
mosquito h a 8
had such an in
vitatiOn.
BE as mean
as you like.
Mosquitoes have
always b e en-
mean and they
always will be
mean.
0AnnOy peO-
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HELP WANTED-llALD

WANTED-Young man to work by
the month. F. Jaszkowiak, '421
18th St. 7-11-tf
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WANTED AT ONCE-Good cook.
Write Hotel Washburn, Washburn,
N. D. .7-ll-lw
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ROOMS FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Large front room we'll
ventilated. Large closet. Nicely
furnished, suitable for two. Also
large front room on ground floor
with kitchenette, screened porch,
furnished. Phone 883. PIT 9Th
st. 7-9-tf
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FOR RENT-Three modern furnish
ed rooms for light housekeeping,
on. main floor with private, front
entrance. Also the use of vac
cum and washing machine. Call
523 Seventh street or phone
487-W. 7-15-3t
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HELP wANTED-GENERAL

HELP WANTED-GENERA
TEACHERS wanted at once for
High School and Grades. Our
placement charge is only $1,000
(other agencies charge percent
amounting to $50 to 5000. We
guarantee position or money re-
funded. To save time make remit
lance stating qualifications with
first letter and ask for blank.
Grand Forks Teachers Agency,
Grand Forks, N Oak.
0-19-1m
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FOR RENT-Well furnished room in
. modern home, on ground floor,
close In. Phone 672J. 12O LIST st.
2.2O.tf
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will cooperate in presenting the
festival.
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: WANTED-Second hand lumber or
building which could be removed
or torn down. Phone 973J.
FOR SALE-Wood garage, 12xl8 in
good condition. Very reasonable.
Hoskins-Meyer. 7-1O-1w
FOR SALE-A Victrola at bargain
price. Perfect condition.. Call at
4O4 Fifth St. 7-14-3t
The Merry-go Round is here. Now
7.l/-1W
FOR SALE-Furniture at the Hare
Block. 81 1-2 Main. Gift.
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FOR RENT-A furnished room in a
modern house, suitable for one or
two, at 62l' 9Th st. Phone 619-W.
7.1d.1 w
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FOR RENT-Two unfinished rooms
for light housekeeping with bath
and reasonable rent. Ill Mandan
Ave. 7-15-1t
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FOR SALE-The pool room property
at Washburn, N. D., complete as
it stands including lot, buildings
and all fixtures and furniture. If
interested do not write but COME
ard see the property. 7-l6-1wk
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), STRAYED-Bay mare, star in face,
reached fore top, weight 1000
lb. Phone &C. C. G. Thornton.
7-16.3t
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FOR RENT-Ons large room suitable
for one or two gentlemen: A;ss
Roard. lO6-6th st. 6-6-t1
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MISCELLANEOUS


WANTED to hear from party who
is willing to give board and room
and small cash rent to owner in
exchanged for modern furnished
or unfurnished home in choice To-
cation, in city. References ex
changed. Adults only. Write
Tribune, ad No. 1872. 7-16-lwk
HAZEL J. PIERCE recently return
ed from the Academy of Fine Arts
Chicago, would like pupils for the
summer in sketching and CONNER
cial art work. Phone 273 or call
at All 5th St. 7-14-1w
FOR SALE-Fine corner lot, 6Oxl50
in the best residence district in
Bismarck. Paving, sewer. water
and gas all in and partial excava-
ton made. Price and terms right.
Address 767 Tribune, Bismarck, N.
D. l-19-tf
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ROOMS FOR RENT POI LIST St.
Phone 966J. Mrs. VIM. Hinkel.
7.1G.2t
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FOR RENT-Furnished light house
keeping rooms. Also one sleeping
room. 622 3rd St. Phone l32-W.
7.14.3t
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FOR RENT-Unfurnished light
housekeeping rooms, $500 and
up. This house is under new
management 1912 Broadway.
Mrs. F. H. Mooney. 7-14-3t
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Resd Tribune Want Ads.
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FINANCIAL

FOR SALE OR RENT
HOUSES AND FLATS
FOR RENT--Modern furnished
apartments, one, two and three
rooms. Apply =. w. Murphy.
Phone $50. Il
el.SO-tf
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FOR RENT-Two modern furnished
rooms for light housekeeping on
ground floor. Private entrance.
Also garage for rent. SOB 10th
st. 7-15-lWk
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By Lillian, Keen LeBdllister
Telephone Ma in-0600
Assistant-Frances Oldham
Music-Louise Raymond Owens
Wedding Is Celebrated IN Trinity Episcopal
Church; Sunset Club Announces Progra1n

Mrs. Shaw woro handsome gown
OF black and gold. and Mira Fred
erick's gown was OF old gold Iace.
Both mothers woro orchid corsages.
Mr.. Bernard J. Fotherlngham was
best man, and Mr.. Lawrence c. Call
vert. Mr.. L. A. Fowler. Mr.. John Icer
Locke. Jr, Mr.. Fred johnson Of Pull
man and Mr.. Forest Watson and Mr..
Clark Erwin Of Spokane. were ush-
ers.
After the service there was n small
reception at tho homo OF the brides
parents, The Shadows" across Lake
Washington
For travelling Mrs Frederick wore
a smart beige tailleur. with hat in
corresponding shade. and carried n
tomato colored coat trimmed with
summer ermine.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick left for
San Francisco on their wedding trip.
from where. on February 6, they will
sail on the Maui, for Honolulu. to be
away for two, months On their re-
turn they will be at home in Seattle.
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Sunset Club Plans
Interesting Proqran

The Sunset club has delightful
program planned for the month OF
February. beginning on wednes.
day. the 9Th. at 3 o'clock. with n
talk by Mrs. Edgar Ames on -Four
Months Abroad" Mrs. John Eddy
and Mrs. Thomas stImson will be
the hostesses.
Wednesday. the 18th, at 1870
o'clock. the business meeting IN
connection with luncheon will tako
place.
Wednesday. the goth. at 3 o'clock.
Irish stories and songs with Scotch
bagpipe will DO presented by Mr..
Edward g. Cox The hostesses for
the afternoon viii be Mrs. George
w. Soliday md Mrs. Elmer +. Todd
wednesday. the 9th. at 3 O'Clock.
a musicale will be given by the
Monday Practice club. Mrs. Charles
w. Lea and Mrs. Ralph S. Stacy
will be bostesses.
The library committee announces
a Book Chat ffor members only)
by Mr.. Burton w. James Of the
Cornish school. on Thursday morn.
Ing. February %. at IL o'clock. in
The library.
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Drive. Mrs. d. d. Baldwin. hostess.
Friday. Mount Baker Park. Mrs. I.
=. Appleton, hostess. Saturday.
Renton I'm. Mrs. c. s. Holmes,
hostess.
Tho Thrift shop on Monday morn.
ing will be in charge OF Mrs. Rob.
ert Grace and Mrs. c. A. Winter.
mute. for University Guild: in the
afternoon. Mrs. Xura Case and Mrs.
Charles Jordan for Laurelhurst
Guild. Tuesday morning. Mrs. II. j.
Ramsay: afternoon. Winslow, with
Mrs. Grace Reeves and Mrs. Frank
Simpson. Wednesday morning,
Queen Anne, Mrs. S. G.. Crockett.
chairman; afternoon. Capitol Hill.
Mrs. Falcon Joslin. chairman.
Thursday morning. Renton Hin.
Mrs. Claire u 1ngcrsoll. chairman:
afternoon. First Hill. Mrs. Henry
Rlstinc. chairman. Friday. Denny
Fuhrman. Mrs. s. l.. Crawford.
chairman. Saturday. Broadway,
Mrs. III. L. Greene. chairman.
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Personal

Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Price mo-
torcd Friday 20 Victoria and Van.
couver. u. c.. for tho week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Downoy will
return Sunday night from n fort.
night's trip TO Chicago.
Mira w. d. Perkins. with her two
daughters, Miss Jane and Miss Polly
PorkinS who arc abroad. arc at
present in London. according to
word received recently.
bfr. and Mrs. William Bolcom,
who have been in California for
several monthS arc expected homo
about February Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris II. Gregg and
family have como here recently 20
make their homo and have apart.
ments at tho 81. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Ives. who
have been in Los Angeles for a few
weeks. plan 20 leave for home about
February 10.
Mr.. DO Wolfe Emory went 90 Ray.
mond today. to spend tho weekend
with his brothcr.in.law and sister.
Mr.. and Mrs, Marshall Allen.
Mr.. Paul Graft. who IS attending
the university. will spend the week.
end at his home in Tacoma. taking
M his guests Mr.. Morgan Padelford
and Mr.. Cecil Topper.
Mr.. C. n. Harold and his daugh.
ter. Miss Pearl Harold, will leave
Sunday on n six weeks trip TO Cali.
fornia-
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for February.

THE marriage Of Miss Virginia
4 Jefferson. daughter Of DR.. and
Mrs. Frank /. Shaw. to Mr.. Stanton
Willard Frederick. son Of Mr.. and
1rrs. c. E. Frederick. Of Spokane,
was solemnized last evening in Trim.
ity Episcopal church. Canon William
II. Bliss reading the service at $40
o'clock.
The church's gothic interior was
very beautiful. with its bridal path.
way Of ivory standards bearing light.
ed tapery In a base OF Gala lilies
and woodwardia ferns. The chapel
was banked with palms. huckleberry
and salal. and at the steps two ivory
vases held bouquets Of callas and
greens. while within myriads Of white
tapers cleaned against a background
Of palms. and tall stemmed callas
eraced the altar.
The wedding march from Lohen.
grin was used for the professional
md Mendelssohn's for the recession.
al. Before the service Mr.. Bert
ringer sang BeCdute.
The bride, coming in with her
father. was an exquisite picture in
fer gown Of cream satin and real
bee embroidered in pearls. Her
court train was Of tuile edged with
scttin bands. and her filmy tulle veil
was caught to her coiffure with n
Isflf circle Of orange blossoms across
tIc back. For flowers she carried a
round bouquet Of lilies Of the valley.
f1fowered, and tied with cloth Of SIT.
yer.
Mrs. Duncan Shaw. Of Spokane.
the matron Of honor; Miss Lucille Ely.
uan, maid Of honor. and the attend.
sn1ts. Mrs. Walter Bell Van Dusen.
and Miss Jane 5aHborn Of Astoria,
were charrningIy gowned in crepe
clifton in tones ranging from dell.
cate yellow 70 deep golden, with topaz
itads for trimming.
Mrs. Shaw wore for headdress. a
cf7aplet Of gold leaves caught with
a gold rose at the back. and carried
Ward roses. with ties Of two-toned
grid and copper tulle. Miss Eyman's
Ifiaddress was similar 10 the matron's
and her bouquet was o. bright sprire
f3owers-daffodlls pink cyclamen
tfilips. prinroses and blue byacln'hs
tied With steamers Of gold chiffon
Mrs Van Dusen and Miss sanborr
w1re coronets OF gold ribbons and
<.a.rrfed e,arlardu Of r-toIcfa and rnrinp
blossoms over their arms.
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Music
Famous Italian
Harpist Coming

There is already. keen interest in
tho coming OF Alberto salvi. the IN.
nous Italian harpist whom critics
call the greatest harpis, in tho world.
TO tho Plymouth Congregational
church on Tuesday evening. Febru-
airy IL.
Tho Toronto Mail and Empire
says OF his concert in that city on
October s; mo man has ever plnyed
the harp IA no does. The variety OF
tone that he gets from the instru.
ment is little short OF uncanny. He
oolors his playing in an amazing
manner. At times tho singing quail.
ity is 80 fine that you wonder how
II could be secured except by drawing
a bow over tho strings. Until you
have heard sMvi. you cannot really
say that you know how a harp may
be played"
Tickets are now on sale nj the
Plymouth Congregational church OF.
flee. The concert Is under the direc.
ton of Wallace MacMurray.
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February Program at
Wonteitt's U99sttta yteeir stiff Cttt5

Social activities at the Women,s
UnivcrSity club for tho month OF
February win begin on Friday. tho
sth. with tho third OF n series OF
neighborhood teas. Tho affair viii
take place at the homo OF Mrs.
Otis Floyd LAmson. and VIII bs for
members with East telephone num-
beT. Tho hours arc from until
9 o'clock.
Tho committee in charge includes
Mrs. Thatcher Hodge. chairman, Mrs.
Lamson. Mrs. Daniel Buckingham.
Mrs. Hurry Hartman. Mrs. NJ. Craw.
ford and Mrs. II. Il Hogaboom.
Tho tea service will be presided
over by Mrs. Hervsy Wilbur, Mrs.
j. w. Heal. Mrs. Fred Everett, Mira.
A. A Lundin, Mrs. Henry Ward
Beecher. Mrs. Charles X. Bliss and
Mrs. John X Bush. Assisting In
tho dining room Will be Mrs. Harry
s. Bowen. Mrs. Knox Cornue, Mrs.
Lester Lewis. Mrs. Ben Moore. Mrs.
Marion Thompson. Mrs. A. Howard,
Miss Dorothea Hopper and Miss
Jeanette Perry. Mrs. Philip Mac
bride will be in charge OF the mu.
steal program.
Sunday afternoon, February 10,
thore will DO twilight musicale in
the drawing room at o'clock. Mrs.
Harry Stephenson Bowen will be in
charge OF tho program.
An informal Valentine luncheon
has been arranged for Friday after.
noon. February is. at o'clock.
Miss Ruth McHugh and her dc.
partment will DO in charge. This
luncheon Is open 10 members and
guests. and the committee an.
nounces no reservations will be
made after Thursday noon. the 14th.
Mrs. Frederic Hall White IL In
charge OF the leap-year dinner
dance on Friday evening. February
20. at o'clock.
Sunday. March 0. at O'Clock. the
music committee will be in charge
Of a drawing room musicale for
members of tho club and their
guests.
on Friday evening, March T.
there win be the annual stunt din.
ner and dance. A society circus
win be staged, with Mrs. c. II.
| Kfnna I'm charge Dinner ttti1 -
served from 6 TO 7:30. The side
shows will run from 20 $40 and
the big ring show win be nj $40.
This stunt party viii be for club
members only.
The nah jongg committee OF the
club announces an open house on
every Tuesday evening during Feb.
ruary. Nah jongR will be taught
preparatory 10 the NAH jongR
tournament BEGINNING Tuesday eve.
ming. March 4.
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Calendar for
Orthopedic Shops

The various guilds in charge at
the orthopedic Tea Shop next week
viii be: Monday. Broadway. Mrs.
Tom Patterson. hostess. assisted by
Mrs. Otto Grunbaum. Mrs. j. w.
Twiss. Mrs w. w. French. Mrs.
Douglas Warren, Mrs. c. l.. Stout,
Mrs. II. l.. Patton. Mrs. G. a.
steel. Mrs. l.. Lancaster. MR. Il.
Davis, Mrs. I. c. Frazier. Mrs.
George Dunn and Miss Theima Bar.
bour.
Tuesday. First Hill guild. Mrs. A.
l.. Iawloy. chairman. wednesday.
University. Mrs. Edgar Roger. host.
ess. Thursday, East Highland
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At Home viii
Honor Ddughter

Mr. and Mrs. A. Sofia will be at
home Sunday afternoon. February
10. from until o'clock, at ago
Harvard ave. ~. in honor OF their
daughter, Emma. whose engage
mont TO Mr.. L. NJ. Prottas was re-
Gently announced.
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Dinner Prior to
Fifth Club Dance

In advance OF the Fifty club dance
at tho Yacht club noxt Wednesday
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Shorts
win entertain with dinner OF TWEEN.
ty-elght covers at their home.
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Guild VIII Giue
Bridae Tea

East Highland Drive guild of the
Chidrcns orthopedlo hospital will
have bridge.tea and musicale n:
tho homo OF Mrs. II. O.. English. i16t
2ist ave. NJ. on Monday. February
IL. at 2 o'clock.
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Luncheon and ,Sho1rer

To honor Miss Alice swope. who
will DO February bride, Mira Cecil
Fry and Mira Hulett J. wyckoff win
entertain With u luncheon OF sixteen
covers. and kitchen shower at tho
homo of tho former. on Saturday aft
crnoon. February i6.
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Entertaining for
III Miss DdttfHteeu

Mrs Edward Lincoln Smith win
entertain with luncheon OF ten COW
ers at her homo on Monday after
noon in honor OF Miss Edith Dahney.
who recently returned from abroad.
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Small Luncheon

Mrs. Il. Knox Roberts entertained
with small luncheon and later at
NAH jongg. at her homo on Monday
afternoon.
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Women's Clubs

PHIIOMUS CLUB
The Philomus club win meet Mon
day, February 4, at p. m. at the
homo Of Mrs. Verne Dyer, si7 n.
4sth st. Mr.. r. p. Thymian, man.
ager OF the Pacific Biscuit company.
Will speak on Model Conditions in
Seattle Factory Life" Mrs. w. E.
NJ. Schlocman will give some piano
numbers and Mrs. Wendell Daggett
viii sing. accompanied by Mrs. Rob
ert Busheli.
PALM CIRCLE NO. &C
Palm Circle No. &C.. Neighbors of
woodcraft. win meet IN regular SEES
sion Monday evening. February 4. at
S o'clock. in Odd Fellows temple.
Tenth and Z. Pine 81.
HIGH SCHOOL COUNCIL
Seattle High School council win
meet Monday. February 4. In the
Chamber OF Commerce auditorium.
DR.. c. w. sharples. president OF the
school board, viii speak on ''Goiter'
at 1880 p. m.
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FLORA n. BArEMAN

L. l.. o. l..
The Flora E. Bateman L, L. o. l..
NO. las, Will meet in I. o. q. T hall.
llo9 Virginia st, Monday. February
=, at 5 p m. Visiting members invie
ed. Degree work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-02
SECOND MEETING
OF OPEN EORIrM

The second meeting OF the Open.
Forum of the Cornish school viii be
held on Monday evening. February
4. at S o'clock. This time tho discus
sion will be upon the Five-Story
Pagoda OF Canton and will be led by
j. c. Herbsman. secretary OF tho
China club of Seattle.
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WoMANs CENTURY CLUB

The French department of the
Woman's Century club win meet
Monday. February 4. at 10 a. m. at
the Hotel Washington. The art de-
partment will meet at p. m. in Fred.
eriok & Nelson's auditorium. Mrs.
Harriet NJ. Shaw will speak on Mod.
ern French Painters" Each mem.
Der Is asked to bring a guest.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
woMEN's SOCIETY FIRST

woMEN's SOCIETY FIRST
BAPTIST CHURCH
The regular monthly business
meeting OF the women's Society
of the First Baptist church will be
held at the church Thursday. Feb
ruary 7. at LIS p. m. Following
the business session. Mrs. Henry
Landes, councilwoman. will speak
on The Organization OF Our City
Government"
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LLOYD T. COCHRAN POST

American Legion auxiliary to
Lloyd T. Cochran post No. 20 will
hold its first business meeting OF the
year on Tuesday, February s, at
Woog's hail. corner OF Market and
18th ave. N. w.
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PRAIRIE ROSE CLIrR

Tho Prairie Rose club will meet
with Mrs. L. A. Brehm. ele s1st
ave. Monday. February 4, at
D. IN.
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GREENWOOD CHAPTER

Greenwood Chapter. No. 1876. O.
+. s.. will give card party in
Green Lake Masonic temple, Tues.
day evening. February 5. at $40
o'clock. Whist and 500 will be
played. All Eastern Stars. Masons
and friends Invited.
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CLUBS FOR MONDAY
SEATTLE woMAN's CLUB

SEATTLE woMAN's CLUB
Tho Seattle woman's club VIII
meet Monday. February 4. at the
Federated clubhouse. Tho music
department viii meet at IL a. m.
civies department at IL noon, board
meeting az 100 .. m. and business
meeting n . p. m.
Tho program WIN DO in charge OF
the current events department.
Henry Ford" will DO the subject
discussed Mra. Felt VIII speak OF
him as a man; Mrs. +. Rutherford
as financier. NfissNellic McGough
M n statesman. and Mrs. +. L.
Baker as politician. Elizabeth
Dent win dance the Highland fling
and Ruth Alexander and Izetta San.
ford win do some Dainty Steps 10
Laees and Graces." Miss Mary Tay.
Tor Will DO the accompanied.
JOINT MEETING
Members OF the Fellowship club
will hold their monthly postponed
meeting next Monday night. with the
Commonwealth club. at Dartnall's
cafeteria. The evening win be de.
voted 10 n discussion OF war and its
causes. A number OF university stu.
dents who attended tho indianapolis
conference Will present the Christian
students attitude towards war.
~
win consider methods OF carrying on
anti.war work.
AUXILIARY RAINIER.
NOBLE POST, No, /
American Legion auxiliary TO Raj.
nier. Noble post. No. I. will meet
Monday evening. February4. at s y.
m, In the Legion cluhrooms. in the
New Arctic hotel. Mrs. Edgar Ames
VIII speak OF her recent trip to Eu.
rope.
SEATTLE COUNCIL PIT. A.
The Seattle Council Of Parent.
Teacher associations are making mr.
rnngements for the annual "child
Welfare Luncheon" which Is held
10 commemorate the calling OF the
frs, Mothers congress. February
II. 1897, In Washington, d. c.
The luncheon this year viii be
given Saturday. February 1s. at l
o'clock. in the Masonic temple, Har.
ward ave. and Pine ST.
Mrs. II. S. Dorman Is general
chairman. She will be assisted by
Mrs. Il. l.. woodman. In charge
OF hospitality: Mrs. +. r. Cox.
program: Mrs. Harry A. Pashley.
decorations: and Mrs. Frank p. Tus.
tin and Mrs. George C. Lemcke.
sale OF tickets.
PHINNEY RIDGE CLUB
Phinney Ridge Improvement club
will meet Monday. February 4. at S
p. m. at the Methodist hall. corner
OF n. 18th st. and Greenwood ave.
An interesting program has been ar.
ranged.
LEGISLATIVE FEDERATION
The Legislative federation will
meet Monday, February 4. in the
second.floor clubrooms at the y. w.
c. a. Oliver t. Erickson will speak
al 2:3o. Seven councilmanic candi.
dates hnve been invited to attend.
The public is invited.
woNiAN'S CENTURY CLUB
The French department of the
woman's Century club win meet
Monday. February 4. at 10 a. m. at
the Hotel Washington. The art de-
partment will meet at p. m. in Fred.
eriok & Nelson's auditorium. Mrs.
Harriet NJ. Shaw will speak on Mod.
ern French Printers" Each mem.
Der Is asked to bring a guest.
PRAIRIE ROSE CLUB
Tho Prairie Rose club will meet
with Mrs. Il. A. Brehm, 9i9 3ist
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Musicale by
Artist Pupils

A musicale by artist pupils OF
Kuria Strong and Harry Krinke viii
be given Sunday afternoon. at 4
o'clock. at tho New Washington
hotel.
Tho program follows;
Preludes Nos. 4. II. ie........
Fourth Ballad ................ @nop'h
vesta Muth
10 Scr ..ssss.s ss.ss.s......... flcEier
Paul X. EnRherg.
'ilouds .sss..sss .s..s.s.s...... 6riffeH
"Hurdy Gurdy Man" .........
Rocking Horse ............ Goosscna
Tho Musical box" ......
Return OF the Mule Drivers" de severac
Vesta Muth.
'still ruht der See ..............p foll
foikcNirc ...... ..-.s....... RoFenfold
"Presuntale a las Estrellas"-spanlsh
Folk Song .....s....A Arr. by KIicnri
Paul X. EnsbcrE.
Miss Norma whiteslde. acoompanist.
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LYRIC CLUE

The Lyric club rehearsal and bus
mess meeting VIII be held Tuesday
evening. February 5. at 1880 o'clock
in the mems parlors at the First
Presbyterian church. Full attend
sncc requested.