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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-17
Brief Nature Studies
.EADING News Outside the Door
By J. OTIS SWIFT
would tell me the name of two birds


 Tx every day, I have wondered if you would tell me the name of two birds of a cinnamon color, shaded orange band about neck, wings and tail white underneath, blotch of white over tail at trump, size of robin, that rested on our lawn one afternoon, writes Kate $. Coogan of Pittsfield, Mass. To identify bird from anothers description is difficult With the possibility of errors in description, due to poor light, the female towhee is suggested. It is rich warm brown white belly chestnut sides, white in wings and tail.
 Whip-poor- gray variegated with black, white and tawny, have white or tawny on throa. Meadow larks have black crescent on breast with yellow, varigated reddish brown above, yellow below, lateral tail feath- CTS white.
 The flicker is olive-brown above, quills and tail feathers black with golden yellow shafts beneath, chin and throat lilac brown, black shield on breast, underneath tinged yellow sides creamy brown, trump snowy white Some of the thrushes, as the brown thrush suggest themselves
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cows LEARN JAZZ.

It is a well known fact that horses like music, that they feel so awful funny when the band begins to play" You have seen them prance to it, apparently getting more pleas ure out of a quickstep than from measure of oats.
 Cows also like music, but they cant dance or prance They haven't the knee action to step around like horse.
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HELPING THE AMERICAN CHILD.

The Playground and Recreation association of America, meeting at-Atlantic City, solemn ly listened to three learned speakers These were the theses promulgated:
 1. American family life is being ruined by kitchenettes.
 2. Genuine social advance will come only as result of religious convictions.
 8. The American boy should soften his toughness by repairing to barber shops and singing Sweet Adeline"
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Once a former doughboy, gassed and oth- erwise injured in the war, was being ex- amined by psychiatrist.
 Quick, now," said the doctor; (which is my ringht hand and which is my left? What color is this card? How many legs has e centipede?'
 For the Iowa Pete," said the doughboy, lis that all you got to worry about?'
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SPEED LIMIT NEEDED.
GASnIINE DAY

They don't need parking restrictions on the road to ruin.-Los Angeles Times.
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The statement that five thousand people are engaged in bootlegging in Washington and that one out of ninety residents of that city is engaged in the trade suggests the advisability of the government enforcing the law on the home grounds.
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of New Orleans is congratulating itself,
 not only on having a new industry, but
 also on having rid itself of costly prob
 lem of silt removal. The incident is il- illustrative of the advance science is con- tinually making in the saving of refuse and turning it into valuable commodities.
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Inside Information.

In filling out the application necessary be- fore he could deposit money in his school bank, Johnny, aged seven, stated his fathers business to be "a bootlegger."
 Why, Johnny!" said his teacher, ''your father isn't bootlegger, is he?"
 Yes, maam," answered Johnny. How do you know he is bootlegger?" Because he makes boots" was the reply.
 Harriet Meeker.
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Announcement from Moscow is to the effect that the city is to be beautified. One way to help is for the male popula- ton to get shave.
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|M M @< EExH66p
 lSSRA4 <z4XSOW FQKz4LL ILlDEZk
Cruelty. .

Cruelty. . Mary: My husband never says cross word. st Ann: Do you have to work the puzzles all by yourself?''
 Virginia Stryker.
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Assembly of the poultry fanciers of the nation at Milwaukee this month sug- gests that the city now has something else to make it famous.
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LOWS OF THE GREAT OUTDOORS.

The man who has no acquaintance with the great open spaces has no idea how wonderful Nature is or how many insects there are.- Lexington Leader.
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On Location

Native: How do you find the girls i this tOwn?" Visitor: "Oh, mostly in automobiles"
 Mrs. Louis Abel.
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Or Carry Up Coal.

Hewitt: Why don't you lift your hat when you meet your wife," Jewett "She would think I was strong enough to hold the baby.'
 HI. I, H.
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If the choice left to me. whether to have free press free government, would choose a free n-oss.-Thomas Jefferson
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EXPLAINING IT.

The principal reason why there are so many fools in office is that there are so many out of office.-Columbia Record.
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It is easy to recognize Sunday. People have
 the tank filled instead of asking for five gal lons-Vancouver Sun.
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QUEER.

It's queer the authorities can't discover fake stocks, when the sucker finds them so easily Rochester Times-Union.
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A Fallen Idol,

Visitor: T want to speak to the Health Editor"
 Managing Editor: Hes at home sick today
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Jungle dresses are announced by Fashion, but it is certain that the wear CTS will not seek the tall timbers where they will not be seen.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-17
THE LAWLEss. AVERAGE.

One trouble with the average man is that he generally considers himself about the aver age.-DeS Moines Register.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-17

The Oklahoma A. & M. College has a course in "grand-stand psychology" A course in self observation, so to speak.
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nnwn 0n His I.nck

Had some kingly power, dear, I'd run To bring thee jewels and the finest laces, But, love, I know, were I four kings in one Some chap or other would show up his aces!
 [ Hnln,
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One.

Turkeys dread the Autumn days That spell the parting of the ways.
 Two. To them the Farmer is the gent Who puts the axe in accident.
 George s. Chappell
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Strong Leverage Needed.
The Contest.

Herb: T hear you and Susie had spoon ing contest last night Who won?" Elmer: Well, it was neck and neck.
 Mrs. c. M. Carpenter.
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On The High Road.

North: "Is Curtis making much of success as a lawyer"
 West: Yes, indeed He represents five insurance companies, dabbles some in real estate, is a notary public, and has had two law cases"
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Telephone (private branch exchange connect Ing all departments). Main 4soo.
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EXCLUSIVE MEMBER OF NORTH AMERI CAN NEWSPAPER ALLIANCE IN ALABAMA
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THE ACE-HERALD
,DER1CK I. THoMPsoN.....pR PRESIDENT

Entered at Birmingham, Ala. post office as sec. ond-olass matter, act of Congress. March G. 1879.
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WALLY THE MYSTIC,

He'll Answer Your Questions, Somehow. The strongest mind will often find In some things it is very blind; That is the time to know that I'm On hand to help, nor charge a dime.
 Too Trustfu. Dear Wally: ~. aru Hl TevA nice college boy ~ Calls me his Pet, his Pride, his Joy; Does that mean that he has proposed?
 Yours very truly,
 SNUBBY NOSED. Dear Snubby Nosed:
 l must say Mo-, Although I'm grieved to tell you so. These college fellows raise the dickens The way they throw the words at chickens Strong Leverage Needed. Dear Wally:
 Gee, my luck is hard! merely got a greeting card Upon my birthday. What can l Give him on his?
 Yours,
 DO OR DIE. Dear Do or Die:
 You should be sore! Go get crowbar at some store And send it with this note Sweetheart, Use this to pry your purse apart"
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Coming Events

Coming Events It was a mournful turkey; I heard him thus repine: '"The days are growing shorter, Particularly mine." Copyright. 1924. Reproduction Forbiddenl
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NEWS BUREAU-Washington. 500 Davidson Building; State Capital Montgomery Journal Building; Tennessee Valley Decatur Daily Building: Tuscaloosa, News Building: Jasper Mountain Eagle Building; Anniston. Star Build ing: Gadsden Journal Building; Muscle Shoals. Tri-Ciues Daily Building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-07
Personal

Mrs Alexander McEwan left this
week Tor New York on short
visit
Mr.. and Mrs William Edris lef,
Thursday for New York on a visit or
several weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Brown have
returned from a fortnightB visit In
Portland
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul voinot have re-.
moved from the F'airfnx apartments
70 their new home at 1888 Grand ave.
DR. and Mrs. Guy s. PeterlSin arc
spending a few days in Toppenish.
Ms. Frank Ristinc left wcdncs.
day for her home in New York city.
after q two weeks visit with her sic.
ter. Mrs. George NJ Davidson,
Mrs II. X. Ball has returned from
a three months visit IN the East.
Mrs. Agnes J. Caller. who returned
a short time ago from lecture tour
In the East. left last week for San
Francisco. 10 remain indefinitely.
Afr. and Mrs John Bowman Stir.
rat u2ita Hilesl have returned from
their wedding trip and are at home at
The Biltmore apartments.
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~ r. I. CONDUCTING
CLASSES

The Y. l.. I. club. 1903 18th ave.
which has recently launched on edu.
cationaI and rccreational program
for all girls. promises 10 be an un.
usually popular center during the
winter months. On last Saturday.
200 school girls between the ages
Of 10 and u registered In the fol-
lowing classes Domestic science
sewing. dancing and choral club.
Three classes in each OF the above
subjects have been organized. and
school girls may enroll free Of
charge. Miss Cornish, Of the Cor.
nish School Of Music, has provided
volunteer teachers.
4 supper class has been organized
for factory girls on Monday eve
nlngs at 5:45. Practical lessons in
J,rnestic science and homo econom'
tcg are given, after which simple
Gunner Is cooked by members OF tho
claas On TUESDAY evening, class
in household budgetlng and domestic
,cienee is conducted for business
women This class also meets al
..a5 Social dancing Is taught on
Monday evenings. Glasses for mar
riod women are conducted during
,bo day while girls who arc en-
nloyed are invited to join evening
cI,ssea Registration Is open foI
Literary club, which will meet
:. 2.a0 on Monday afternoon.
room registry and employment
t,,.osu Ia also conducted in connec
lion with the club Any girl In
,aro.,ed in Joining classess or small
social clubs may call MISS MnIy
Josephine May, educational ano
recreational director OF the cluo
While those interested In finding
room or employment viii call MISS
Mabel Barlow. IA st O697.
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Varsity Ball
December

TIE cate for the Varsity Ball this
l'as has been set Tor Friday evening.
l.tsmber 5. Il will feature a night
consy Island. and in place Of
freshmen girls serving punch. ac-
rstng 70 the usual custom. a group
freshmen men will preside.
NJ committee in charge Of the
ace Includes Decorations and pro-
rana, Paul Thirty. chairman. Wayne
Diy. Walter Putric. Helen Graham
~ Ahnabelle McKinnon; patrons
s'1niitiee. Evan Peters. chairman.
.Alas Richardson. Adele Thompson.
sAaa Scofield and Laura Beager.
sNsge Craft and Webster Angus
have the tickets. publicity.
DSigat Bigelow chairman, Clifton
s''en and Dorothy Brasslngton; re-
''sshmenis. George sheahan. chair
- Peggy Hoyt and Ruth Bray;
.she' Harry Ebblewhlte and Paul
m'lE general committee. Martha
sAEaa, chairman. Elizabeth Lans-
~sne, Neva 81. Peter, Margaret
..lpsse and Edna Dawn.
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COMMITTEE NAMED FoR
CARD PARTY

Tho ticket committee Tor tho card
party the woman Century club
will give az the new Hotel Olympic.
on wednesday afternoon. December
10. viii include Mrs Frank X. Han.
son chairman WE I-o0sz. Mra NJ
y, H4rruh. vice chairman. BE acn.
l0il.
Assisting them win be tho follow.
ms group Of members Mrs. l.. y.
Beckett ca rndi5{g Mra. u =.
jorchErevink. IKE nwd.1sss. Mrs,
Addlc Brlknap Comfy a pitl356s;
Nirs PcrciyaI Collins. IA si.sie3.
Sits C. J. Chhllnr. WE s,.l5og. Mrs,
/ c. ". Chandler, IA inlcrii5s: Mrs
/ e. J Clarke IKE uwd57ts; Mrs
Edith Durnell. ca pIu4ss5. Mrs ".
y. Darnbcrg. "a Et.20iT, MrE. e. II.
Dahlrm. ca pitl.g7s7. Mrs Victor
Elfcndahl BE ncou.32o6. Mra. ".
I a, Gilmore, EAEt4i5t: Mrs. r. NJ,
I Harrington. KE nwd.5139: Mra. 81.
r. Holland ME lrscllgo. Mrs. X.
= Huston, ca pit $3.50. Mrs.. Arthur
Holt. BE acn5565. Mrs. a. H. Hor.
7 ton. BE aCn-i0iG-Ji. Mira Glen
johnson. Kirkland. Mrs ] ]. Lra,
| ca pltl.3l5g: Mrs r. X. Markham.
KE nwd.65g5: Mrs. !. J.. MacDon,
hid, ia st.5ls9. Mrs @. y. McIauEh.
lin, ca piii.4g74. Mrs W. c. Nc.
Creepy. BEacuI3iS Mrs. w. II.
Pi,twood, NE lrsc.7t5i. Mrs J. 81.
Rich. CA rfld43ss. Mrs william II.
Rces. XII uwd.isss. Mrs. Frank 4.
schorn. GArndIe4s. Mn. J. II.
Templeton. EA st.3757: Mrs. w. NJ.
/ williams GA rtd.6st5. Mrs j. w.
Young. IA Stalls. Mrs. Victor BED.
nick. ca rfld-ii93.
Mrs +. =. Berende8 Ia chairman
and Mrs George r. Drcvor. vice
chairman. Of the favors which will
be awarded each table. They are
assisted by Mrs. W II oliver. Mrs.
I william Elliott Mrs b. a. CARRIER.
Mrs l., l.. stephens and Mrs. c. A.
I Wintcrmute,
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ACTIVITIES AT = w. e.. A.
Tho calendar az tHe =. S. a. A.
iaf th1 week beginning MradsF.
November Do includes ur follow.
mss
Monday Charm school N the y
~ a. A. auditorium. q 81. m Tauk.
"ialtH' w ur Mabel sgaFarr
Tureiag -C9anoualtau club Of
|tHe D. W g. A. -rrand floor rruf
rooms ESQ UHs Ir-z6r Mz o.
Howard parl.Hs'or lu charge
I Neinr=iay- Athletic club ~ inc
IN W e. a. gymnasium. 2 %. m
Basketball Mics sur.a Nerly pHg
HlgHl director Boa charge.
Thursday Union mHH club o.
che s. vs. g. A. uhIs rooms. 2 D.
|m Bible discussion ID by Arr
Eia Mar CaHueg. religious edura
. lion director
Friends 81 An club on the y W
|c A. miri floor club room. 2 %
|m H.bls lesson. Mu J c. RlaeF
tIu charge
\ Aiarpn club of the g. ". G. A.
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nraue Hn J1hHHaus handkerchief
In. Haiu. i84elH. Hr Cannon.
t6eg work. SIR Eauaarr Infants
apparel Mr EIGII. anIlaafezrru
ura Henderson. ID, Mu WaG
haTH. HhIfa elephant aIr SAUNDERS.
candy. Mu MrCaI.irrr, aprons HlH
Rhodes Mr Anna Scott l7 iae gen.
rHl chairman OF tEF affair
WOsrES's CLUB
Tic meeting u che Bushes and
Professional Wgmeu'H club Tuesday
evening. Nggsmher %. az the EurI
nser' club. al Gfs O'Clock wl BE-
devoted % the second ~ the Know
Your CITY" course. EHau Charles 81
sLntar fire chief uIl give aH ~.
position Of the history aud work 81
the cry fire department This 1sll
De- au open meeting aud tsaehru lu
charge OF Glasses Boo local ciwU are
especially invited
The remainder ~ thf &0Fember
program Nu include "a talk by Mr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-07
RentoH Hin Guild IN
CHARGE at Lunch Room

on Saturday az the Orthopvdic
lunch room. 2it Columbia ~. Rcnton
Hlu Guild viii be- in charge % the
service. with Mm Frank LazIcr
hostess assisted by Mrs. J. \. Kerr.
Mrs Fred Suskcy, aIu = l.. spsn.
eer. Mrs = g. brown. Mrs " ..
Freeman. Mrs r ~ Lawrence. Mrs.
o. l. teouhlr. Ms, c. = Iugsrsoll.
Mrs r. J Brndrcn. Mrs Frank n.
SAKE. Mrs ~ 81 Prase. Mrs. ". c.
kmfye and Mrs. g. Corbalcy.
Mra. r. n. Glass and Mrs H. l.
Greene viii represent Broadway
Guild AZ the Thrift shop all day SAT-
urday.
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I Seattle Society
rdtsa BY Lillian Keen LeBaIster Telephone MA iO-OsOO
ASsistsnt-Franoes Oldham
Musio-Louise Raymond Owens
rirter Ball Planned for December 10 at New
Hotel: Wedding SOLemHiecd IN 81. Johns
Church Mrs. Miller EpI,yfgiuiug
Church

,>Nr ~ ne most UEErr-fIus events
| 81 aea1ra tHe announce
rt tbe Winter HIi wil
rksus rIses gn the s1g.al ral
1870 stasaa Tlgs3sN evening
- lt IS tEg date seq Cor ths
- fanttaa. Uhieh wu hr EiFrn
IL, sres han ucam at The new
Hs OHmpe
~, f-rmtr ytlrs zoe same sf'ur
-ir-rt women sill uc hoslrssFs
n. Ririard % Merrill Mr Frcd
Smyc. AIRS Edwin a strout
Parks Mrs Joshua Green Airs
80 whanty rrgat Mu e. n
-. Ns. Thomas Stms0n, Mu
s.-s,,a & Henry Nr Paul Henry
- D,r.ri KtIlrErr airs Alexander
$500 Mrs William Hunter Sic
-. Mrs John Eldy Nr Aroht
~ stewart uounFy Mrs Walter
- Mns. Keith LoEn Built
e.. rlaari T. Garrett Mrs Rob
er1r ana Mu John 70 HalIiuECr
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Will DANCE MINrET

The Junior division OF tho Norwe.
Rian Hospital association VIII dance
an old.fashloned mlnuet In costume
Friday evening at the hazaar given
for the benefit OF the institution at
Norway hall.
The library Of the hall has been
transformed into thcatcr, and a
one.nct play will also be given Friday.
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Would Give Blind
Police Whistles

BALTIMORE. Sd Nov An
blind persons boo Baltimore will ~
equipped with police whistles 10 iu-
sure their safety az street crossings
II The plan advanced - the meet
InF o. the Advancement League N
the Blind Do adopted The plan has
worked moorHfulIy in other citss.
b Has aild
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Senior Soirec

Tho senior S0ires, annual hll in-
formal given b. the senior class OF
the University % Washington. viii
De- held az The Wila0niau. Saturday
evening. November s.
The committee In charge includes
Kenneth Davidson. chairman. Alice
Weld. Helen Minis Martha Chl,
mann. Ellen Phelps. Adele Thomp-
son, kathryn Byrue, Esther Thou
sru. Marion Dix. Paul Thirty Dom
aid Anderson, Keith Euloc Walter
kamb Jack McGoldrlck. Max Tan
zFr Bill Eastrrbrook and Wesley
EldrIdkc.
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|. ANNUAL DINNER
AND FALL BAZAAR

The annual dinner and bazaar Of
st. Joscph's parish, West Seattle,
viii be given under the auspices Of
the guild, Mt the Guild hall. Callfor.
MIA ave. and Hanford st., on Thurs.
day, November 10. afternoon and
evening. Dinner will be served from
9 10 s o'clock. tickets for which
NAV be obtained from members Of
the guild or from any West Seattle
drug store.
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QUARTERLY MEETING

The third quarterly meeting OF
the international Association Of Pub
lie stcnogrnphers win be held at
Seattle on Saturday. November Sth.
and will be followed by a dinner in
honor Of Miss Ann Marquis OF this
city. who is secretary OF the or
ganization and who is leaving short
~ for stay Of several months In
Los Angeles.
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Tea al Fraternity
House

Tho Mothers club 81 Theta Delta
cha futcruily Nul siye a tea al
th6 chapter housr tsHs 18th aye,
y o. on SUNDAY afternoon, from Z
until 6 o'clock Mrs n. e Grain.
Mrs Walter richards Mrs D. L.
MeGoycrn and Mrs Nancy Nlchol-
soa VIII preside az the urnH
An Invitation D. extended 90 the
families az the nIumuar and their
friends
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DANCE PLANNED ny 81.
MARTINS MOTHERS Cf.Ui

81. Martins Mother club has
planned a dance FOR Saturday even.
ing. November s. az X. C. hail. Tor
tic benefit OF the club
Mrs j. Coffcy is chairman Of
the dance and Mrs, Guy Strilmau
and Mrs. 7. J. Hooking win hc tn
charge Of tho card tables Tor the
pleasure Of those who do not care
% dance.
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Parties Compliment
Mrs. RnchfStfr

To honor Mis- q. A T.. Rochester
Who viii leave sunday Tor Nrw Sc b..
to spend the winter With hrr son. lr
iun.W Rochester, Mrs John leslie
snapp entertained at bridgy and Tea
ihis afternoon at thr Tennis club
Thursday afternoon Mrs. L. q. CHI
man sage "a SMALL luncheon at the
Sunset club for Mr. Rochester aud
"a trw pf her Uiosc friends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-07
CARD PARTY

Bethlehem Shrine No. I, White
Shrine Of Jerusalem, will give card
party at the home OF Mrs. c. c. Tiffin,
4. i24i 18th ave. ~, on Saturday. No
vember s. Members and friends cor.
daily invited. Prizes and refresh.
ments.
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woMEN,s AssocIAr1oN

The womcn's association OF Ma.
dronn Presbyterian church will
fold it's annual bazaar the afternoon
and evening of Friday, November
ID. Dinner win be served at $50
o'clock.
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CLUBS FOR SATURDAY
PARTY WILL

PARTY WILL
CONCLUDE SERIES
Robert Morris chapter, o +, s.,
viii give the last In its series of
card parties saturday evening, No
ycmber :. 10 $50 o'clock The NJ
fair. which viii take place ai Nor
toms cafeteria. 1919 Second ave.
viii b. Home Products night and
"Scatile.madr' confcciious win be-
served Numerous lovely prizes
win be- distributed and the sraul
series door prize awarded All Ma
sons Eastern stars and friends in,
yitcd
For information. call Mrr. d A.
Ryan. FL iot-21t4
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Hiss Harris Charming
Bride

Bride
v,s marriage 30 Miss Edna Prince
49, daughter 90 SIR and Mrs.
,rh Carpenter Harris, 10 Leu.
.-, John senior H. s e. a.. 81
=. Yerk. YVES s1.emuiErd last
,,iss In ST. Johns Episcopal
80 ID wea seattle with the
- Naurirr Hywatcr reading the
-,ios az $50 o'c'oyk.
~ church was uued with yell
- ana bronze chgauthemums
ned With autumn ioliasr and
,trsirrry. Standards and baskets
fhs blooms lined the ehuncel
,sd by thc glow from altar
aa1ss.
n.nrr the service Mrs Leo King
az AT pawuinE' and % Prom.
Ne Mr Vernon Beginner
ysl the wedding marches
H. brle. giveen iu marriage by
~ hihsr. vas charming IN cream
ualsd chiffon, Us long straight
- ought 40 one side under "a
4sa oruameuL Her tulle vyiI was
s.al With s juliet cap o. pearls
"a 0phsln roscs orchids. and lilies
BE- valley were In her bouquet
rss maid OF honor Miss Barbara
n,Rsou. wore gold tissue over
~ e'oth. with a chlplst o. sold
.sres IN her hair and carried Rus
IA cshu3s 1ud yellow pom pom
,tiysanihemums-
rs Winoul iawton and Mrs
irra PETERSON Ainrsarrt LutyI The
tsaaiis. were tn crepe satin
rsns 10 the gold and bronze shades
- their bouquets were small
r.ryanthsmuma In corresponding
ngz
W. Harris wore q silver hrucade
cfums and a curngc o. orchids.
uegi John Bond. was best man
81 he ushsrs were Lieut. William
safe. Lieut.. Henry Flnnignn. Mr..
/ san Prescott and Mr. Arthur I'm
ran1
4 snail reception followed tho
siyics Al the Harris residence.
! EsTe the decorations repeated those
Il ne church. Assisting were Mrs
R B Derickson. Mrs Dana Brown.
IN. y. C. Strong and Mrs. Muir.
NJ B. Holland
FOR travelling. Nfrs. Senior wore a
s-spi.ce model OF dark blue satin,
j 1 biack charmcen coat and a black
- guid velvet hat
Lsa;. and Mrs. Senior left by
rssor Tor California. where they
10 70 tour FOR six weeks before
sans 70 Texas for the winter