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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-25
Music
MiScha Elman Re
ConQuers Europe

Nc was not until 1891 that MiHGha
EImau. tbr celebrated E1uui7t. had
an opportunity 90 play ln "a number
gf the important elites % Europe
since his tour there many years ago
as "WuudsFkind uurinE the
period Of the world war bil musical
activities In the cnmbaiaut countries
were stlued Turnout that tragic
period, Nr l1man Was resident Of
this country. and tho o Russian
subject restrained from active rrrv.
ice by the uzar's tdigt devoted hm-
Hrlf % entertaining ihe dpuEhbpyE
at their environments here
with the coming OF peace and
the gradual approach 20 u7rmalcy
lu Europe. Mr Elman arranged Tor
series Of concerts IN the leading
cities % Germany ne we'll Ha In
Paris and London Coming 90 these
musical rentrra after an absence %
20 many years. SIR Elmau found
himself repeating the amazing sue.
crssra be had achieved a. a young
sirr The press everywhere acclaim.
I'd him az master yi1linisi, with
out a peer
Elmau win hs heard here IN r..
ritni Wednesday evening. December
3 az thr Masonic temple. under fhs
local mannEs mrHt ~ MbfiUFy
CoWan
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Fun and Frolic Fast and Furious

(NHIISTAAS, Washngtons birthday
" ST. PatrcSs April Fourth Of July,
loweenWne al-here and
directions decorations fayo, and
TUNES for OF entertainment
think OF
planning party
tho booklets just prepared by Washington bureau entertainment
No
The they easily
bound together and kept they
Games for ParesA booklet
directions for playing So different indoors and
Costumes for ParticsFour directions
making costumes all parties illustrated with
covering all the principal holidays OF the and parties
Decorations appropriate
for the particular
unique, but inexpensive, decorative schemes.
Menus Prizes and
from which to choose the the
wish
II these coupon
directed. with the required postage stamps ncosed.
- COUPON -~~~~~~>~~~~
Parties Editor, Washington Bureau Star,
1922 New York Ave, Washington d. c..
tho Parties Booklets,
cents u5cl in loose
Name
St and No or r. F. D.
/ Am Reader of The Seattle Star
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Amphions viii Give
Winter Concert

The Amphi1u society VIII appear
in concert on wsdnrEday evening,
December Z. at sI5 o'clock. Gertrude
uuuticy Green. pianist, viii b. the
assisting artist
Tho program follows.
afrt Their Celestial Concerts Al
Unite" ...-. ...s.r.... Handel
"errrutiau Song r.... UsrHmaHlH1ff
Arranged by rhas E1sppsr
Piano E0Ies-
ts1 Prelude ia p sharp miner -...,-
iHI Fantastic IN p minor .... 4 n''f''
gaftrHHs ifHnUr7 Green.
fEr sons Of ihs y1izs H1atsu"
...........rs... Russian Folk Song
Arranged ~ Granville uHHtosE
ftl "Jsmima" ....... ryfl d. Hoothhm
trI THE Turtle Dove ... Folk Song
Arranged by % Vaughn Williams
tdI This DaG'H Aua' ..-...ss.
..a,as...s... Scottish Folk Gong
AuaHsri bT W O WHITAKER
Piano solos
tsI Prelude IN q Major Rashmsaioo'f
thl "FaiFy Tale ..s..a.... Msdlnsr
tFirst time played IN e HAb
tsJ "ArabsH1uas on Themes Strauss
Arranged BY Schulz EvIsr
Gertruds UuuiisF Green.
THE Desert s.a...sa.r sFslsrisn David
Graham Morgan director, Awhile Bel.
stnd, hecGmpaulst
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Homemade, but Has No
Equal for Coughs
Makes n family supply Of really
dependable cough medicine. En--
lily prepared, and saves about ".
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

II you have n severe cough or chest
cold accompanied with soreness,
throat tickle. hoarsencss, or difficult
breathing. or II your child wakes up
during the night with Group and you
want quick help, try this reliable old
homemade cough remedy. Any drug.
Rist can supply you with ~ ounces
OF PlncN. Pour this into q pint bottle
and Oil the bottle with PLAIN granu.
lated sugar syrup. Or you can use
clarified molasscs, honey, or corn
syrup. instead Of sugar syrup. II
desired. This recipe makes q pint Of
really remarkable cough remedy It
tastes good, and in spite OF its low
cost. IL can be depended upon to give
quick and lnsting relief.
You can feel this take hold OF a
cough in way that means business.
IL looscns and raises the phlegm,
stops throat tickle and soothes and
heals the irritatcd membranes that
line the throat and bronchial tubcu
with such promptness, ease and Ger.
tainty that II Is really astonishing.
PincX is n special and highly con.
centrated compound Of genuine Nor.
way pine extract, and is probably the
best known means OF overcoming
severe coughs, throat and chest colds,
There are many worthless imita.
tions Of this mixture. To avoid dis.
appointment, ask for "2h ounces Of
pincx' with full directions and don't
accept anything else. Guaranteed to
give absolute satisfaction or money
promptly refunded. The Pinex Co.,
FL wayne, lnd' --Advortsemen
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Special Dinner at
Orthopedic Lunch Room,

\ special turkey dinner wiz be
served Wednesday al the orthopedic
Lunch room. "a Columbia 81
Madrona Guild will be In charge
with Mrs. Clarence Mcdonald host.
ess. assisted by Mrs Earl F1cehart,
Mrs. G. s. Hurhctt. Mrs o. s.
Spencer. Mu. W j.. Miller. Mrs. J..
20 lie Crouc. Mrs. j. l.. Charbnsau.
Mrs Il. c. Snyder. Mrs. Herbert
MaEuuseu. Mrs, Frank Il. Smith.
Mrs. y. H. Petlcy. Mrs II. Il.
Moves. Alrs. A .. Walker Mrs. j.
L. Holcomh. Mrs. Dudley Hagen.
Mrs Z. p. whiting and Miss Juan.
TIA Parker
Queen Anne Guild. with Mrs. n.
]. Woods and Mrs Herbert wither.
spoon. wiz have charge az the
Thrift Shop on wednesday morn.
ing. and Iuteriakcn Guild with Ma.
r. a. styficld and Mrs y. j. Per.
kinson. on Wednesday afternoon
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Miss Pratt VIII Be
pLimented

slrs Burns Lindsey, Mrs Maynard
Lang. Mrs. Alfred Ciake Mrs l.. O..
Elliott, Mrs Star Yocum and Mrs.
James Thomas viii be hostesscs az
a luncheon Of twenty four covers and
later al bridge on Saturday after.
noon. December G. az Mrs LiBdsey's
hom-.
The affair will honor Miss Ruth
Pratt. whose engagement to Dr. I'd.
Wit Eugene Marion was announced
q short time ago.
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Personal

ST. and Mr william Haltom viii
leave December DO FOR Los Angeles,
20 b. gone about "a month
Mr aud Mrs ~ sthIosa returned
Monday from a seven weeks motor
trp.to California. and Mia Faye
SchlnFs. who has been lu Chicago
and Los Angeles for slK mgnthE
returned nc the same time,
Mr and Mw Henry Dearborn
Rrr expected home December Q. from
AN extended visit Boo the East
Mr. and Nr- Donald MgClnllyu
viii 60 10 Portland wednesday 20
spend Thanksgiving with STR Mc-
ChlIsn'7 mother, Mr. Maud NC
CialIsn.
Mr Anna Thorn rsn NnIburn has
returned from a trip OF several
months abroad
Ailsa Helen Carmen. who has
been spending ten days aa the guest
Of Miss PheJa Sru TldmBr5h. Ist
today ny motor utlh Sir and sin.
u D. Alexander for har home in
Portland
Nr and Mrs D. T. Chass. who
arc visiting tu California. were in
San Diego last week. guests nj the
Hotel s. Francis
AIR and Airs william Edrlz arc
expected home this evening from a
irip East
Ntr and Mrs c. Es ef,gE wiz
come over from their h.rur IN Spo
. kane 10 spend Thanksgiving with
their son and dauFhtcrlu law. Alr
and MrE stanton Vs. Frederick,
Mai and Airr. John Herman
Hood and two sons. who loft Last
week FOR san Francisco. viii sail
"wednesday for Fort knmehameha.
Hawaii. AilI. Hoods station Tor the
next three years.
Miss Helen wcHcrman and Miss
Errulcc Ashton sailed today on the
Lurlino for Honolulu. 20 be gone
indefinitely.
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CHURCHES WILL
Give THANKS
CongregatiOnaIiStS to Unite
for Services

Many Seattle churches Will cele
brate Thanksgiving with special
services on Thursday November -,
70 which the members and general
public are cordially invited
Plymouth Congregational church
sixth and University. viii have a
union meeting Of all congregational
churches. with a special Thanksgiv
ing service, az 1880 a, m. Rev
Chauncey Hawkins officiating
IN" services will be featured with
special music and girl ushers CARRIED
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as Puritan Maids will add the pletur-
cEque touch.
The First Presbyterian church.
Seventh and Spring sts. will have a
special service az II q. m. Rev. Mark
IA Matthews officiating.
First Methodist, Fifth and Marion.
Rev. J. Ralph MCGEE, Special
Thanksgiving service at 10 a. m
with special music and the Temple
chorus
Saint Marks Episcopal. Broadway
and Harvard, with holy communion
.at 7.50 a. m. and morning prayer and
special anthem at 1880 a. m.
Union services Of all local Baptist
churches will be held al 1890 a. m
a. the First Baptist church, Harvard
and Seneca. Rev DR.. c. A. Cook. Of
the West side Baptist church, win b.
the pastor.
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Tea wa Compliment
The Misses NcttlEtOM

Miss Jane TrglN viii issue cards
within a fortnight Tor a holiday tea
o. her home on Monday afternoon
usremuer - from until 6
o'clock
The affair viii compliment Miss
Jane and Miss Ruth NrtustUn. who
win b. a. home from Miss Ran
SONS school az Piedmont f'r the
Christmas vacation.
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Miss For Plans
Afternoon Affair

Mss Jean Fox viii entertain With
p bridge and nah iongg tea al her
home on Monday afternoon. Dccem.
her S. In honor Of Miss Claire stol.
tenbcrE. whose marriage 20 Lieut.
Charles Clifford Hartman, u. S, ~
viii take place next month.
Mrs. Ross Downs, Mrs, William
Michael O'Shea. Mr. John Dudley
/ Roberts and Miss Enr'a stDltrnberE
|wlu assist.
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Wedding Is Solennised
az Home

A charming home wedding was
sa.gmuEri aR Tnunuy evening
November -o. when Miss Phyn..
Mary VIM. only daughter nf Mr
a11 Mrs Alfred WIuu. became ib5
bride uf Nc n willard Lee. of
Gh.gEo the Rev sidney Moran
Irallug The service at ESQ O'Clock
The bride. given IH marriage b
h1g father was lovely in ivory
satin, wlh ostrich trimming and
pearl ornaments Tier utI, Nril
was bound with a 1rouet % pearls
and rblnsstones and custer Ui
orange blossoms wPs al either rdr
tier bouquet was shower OF
Aaron Ward roses. lilies of thr
valley ant bouyardl
Mrs Robert Horyyr Dr.. the bride
only attendant gore apple rlrea
crrpe E1orgettr wish touches ot
silver and silver blndslu In her
hair Premier roses and buuIsyaria
were The flowers carried
Mr. Robert Borysr Jr. was best
man. Before the ceremony Mlr
Valentine Anderson sang n Love
You Truly and AZ paWuinF
yellow, bronze and white chr san.
thrmums combined with hucklsbsrn
were the decorations % tho rooms
Al the reception which followed The
service Miss Vera Goadr,gh. Mig
Edna Gilbert % Tacoma aud Allr-
Valentine Anderson assisted
For travelling Mrs Lee wore an
ensemble costume ot black bsnra
huo with blue ana gold tHmminrg
ana q small black and gold hat
Mr. and Mn Lee lsn ON a motor
trip 20 California and on their le
turn viii b. at home iu sa1tIr.
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Women's Clubs

AQCILA LODGE,
NO. IS
Aquila lodge. No. IS, y. OF II.
r. A.. viii hold it's regular business
meeting Wednesday evening. No.
vcmber &c. at O'Clock, at 1927
Eighth ave. & progressive whist
party will follow at Q O'Clock. This
viii be tho last card party to be
given this year.
wednesday. December 10, the reg.
ular business meeting Of tho lodge
and the annual election OF officers
will be held
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DAUGHTERS or
PIONEERS, LUNCHEON

Daughters Of Pioneers prior to
1870 win entertain at luncheon on
Monday, December 8. at l2Aj
o'clock. at the olympic hotel A
bronze tablet win be unveiled to
mark the former University Of
Washington campus For rescrva.
lions, call Mrs. o. H. Lamoreux,
315 Blaine IT., Ga rfldO576, or Mrs.
Charles ]. Jones, 1907 goth ave,
F,A 81. 1908.
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EASILY EXPLAINED

Traveller When | was In tho
depths Of Africa came across a
tribe OF wild women. They didn't
have any tongues,
Fricnd-Great Scott No tongues?
How could they talkl
Travelcr-They couldn't That's
what made them wild--Tit Bits,
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Charlotte HCuSSy 10
Giro Luncheon

Mss Charlotte Heu@y will enter
tain al luncheon GA Tuesday after,
noon. December a. at the sunset
club.
Miss Hsussy viii return from
school al Dobbs Ferry 20 spend the
Christmas holidays with her parents.
ur. and Mrs. william C. Hcussy
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To honor Miss pilma Arnold vho
win wri Nr Clement pu Mrtt ON
AErsisy syrHIuE December ana
Mrs l.mrr John ssltrrbsrE ruth
tr.g7h "a recent bride, Miss Elizabeth
IRA save "a luncheon ~ eight cover.
lhs afternoon 40 thr HaIu.rr club
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lIadroua Guild Plans
BridgC aud Nah
,Innnn Tea

A bridge and NAH iansg Tea VIII
Dr. given by Maduus Guild 1f the
gHIirenE OTth1psdic bgsPita. on
Wednesday afternoon. December q
rr the home 90 Mrs " Laurence
luy. gslg r. John 81,
Mrs Harry D. uzlander aHA
Mrs r. Il. Irwin vaI pws.tr over
the tea table and thr committee
in charge of the affair viii assist
They include Mrs Orange Jacobs
chairman. Mrs Prank D. N'f'os
Mrs Dudley Hagen Mrs PruNal
gaIIias Mis-. IA C. Converse ana
airs. J. l. Charhueag.
Reservations mBN De- made WIN
Mrs Jacohs EArrEE9s
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Luncheon Compliments
Miss Shedhdn

Hiss Mary Bliss Maxwell enter.
tanned informally az luncheon az
her home on Saturday afternoon. in
compliment to Miss Virginia Shea
han. who left that evening for Eu.
rope 90 be gone a year.
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LADIEs GRorTo CLUE

Ladies Grotto club will meet
wednesday, November 2s. at 2 p.
m. at tho Federation clubhouse
Roll call. Thanksgiving Quota.
tons" Mrs. Herbert l.. Turpin,
hoateaa.
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DIcKENs FELLOWsHIr

Dickens Fellowship will meet
wednesday, November 20, at D..
m. at the Chamber Of Commerce,
instead Of Thursday evening. Wis
ttOrg welcome.
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Entertain at Dinner

Lieutenant Ralph wutnmuth. T..
s A. and Mrs Willamuth enter
tained with a dinner Of sixteen coz.
srs and bridge on Saturday evening
az their quarters AZ Fort Lawton
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
pllILoMrs CLUE

PHILOMD5 CLUB
Philomus club viii meet with Mrs.
Homer T. vcrd. 337 N. 8lst st.. on
Monday. December ] at p. m. Mrs
George Mclaughlin and Mrs. y. NJ.
sherry, assistant hos,esses. Social
meeting.
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WEST SEATTLE
WONfAN,s CLIH

The West Seattle woman's club
will meet Friday, November IS. The
topic for the afternoon will be,
Period Furniture" by Mrs. Edith
Rceder Hostess. Mrs. Clayton VII.
son.
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Dinner at Home

Mr.. and Mrs samuel g. calder
head will entertain with a dinner o.
twelve covers az their home on
Tuesday evening December
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HOME SEWING CLUB

The Home Sewing club, Ladies OF
the G. a. X, will meet with Mrs.
Jennie Mead, 1850 Government way.
4 Wednesday November &c. Bring
indwiches. Take Fort Gawtou car
70 32d 81.
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FanNu Dmner

with r0yrrs far ter. Air and
Mrs W o. Macpherson wn sutrr-
tain with family dinner al their
home oa Thursday evening
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sEATTLE POETRY CLUE

The local branch Of the American
Literary association Seattle Poetry
1luol viii hold rs regular monthly
ineeNs on Wednesday, November
70 AT 3 p. m, az the office Of the
president, Dr.. william Lafoy Hall,
m tho tnlyerity National Bank
building.
All verse writer's are invited TO
associate themselves with the club
and attend ita meetings.
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NOT HERS

You say you think the man IL
her mthrrTf
We'll ! just uw her kiss him
and call him sweet Papa Co.
youngstown Telegram,
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= p. o. RUMMAGE
SALE

Chapter 4, +. l.. o. win hold n
runmage rrle Wednesday. Noycm.
Dor 20. at the corner Of sixth ave,
and Virginia st., the proceeds 10 be
devoted to tho various charities OF
tue organization,
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A QUICK STARTER

And whom do YOU really consider
you got your first start?'
when my girls old man popped
out from behind the sofa ~ Gifts.
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MASQUERADE BALL

Tribe Of Ben Hur viii give the
second in It's series Of dances. a
masqus ball, Wednesday evening.
November %. 81 Douglas haIf. in
tho University district.
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BroderickS to BE Hosts
at Dinner Dance

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Frederick
rvll entertain with a dinner OF ten
FCovcrs az the opening dinner dance
a. tho Olympic Hotel on saturday
evening. December 2.
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RUNfMAGE SALE

The Mothers club Of Sigma The.
IA fraternity viii have o rummago
sale Friday and Saturday. Novcm.
her Is and 20. at zoos First ave,
near Virginia
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SOCIAL DANCE

Under the auspices Of the Seattle
College Mothers club, social dance
viii be given AT knights Of Colum.
bus hall saturday evening. Noyem.
Der %.
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The Story of Life

WHEN girl mother father with the
w first question where did baby FROM? how do you
that question?
wholesome curiosity about birth exists in all normal
children implanted by When boy girl comes
first inevitable question about the wonderful mystery OF
te opportunity dear mother father has An
falsehood be disastrous When the child
deceived not likely return to its mother
wishes TO learn 1t will elsewhere Do want
child 10 learn the facts and birth and life from chance
companions dlrtyminded you tell this
wonderful story to the child yourself?
perhaps how begin? fearful
much the right thing? evasion
truth?
the help need Washington has ready
5000word bulletin Education the Home II
prepared by Uncle SAM NJ Dhe United Public Health
Service It tells exactly how about the
OF little adocent boy girl either for
that matter in plain truthful without embarrassment
either side II want this bulletin fill the below
mail directed.
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why RIDGE CHAPTER

Vimy Ridge chapter, Daughters
Of the British Empire. win meet
with Mrs. A. s. Patrick, 1851 2ist
ave. NJ, Wednesday November 90,
at 2 y. m.
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White panne velvet. printed IN
bright colors. makes most attractive
frocss. particularly II il is brought
ont hy hanAs Of color.
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CARD PARTY

Tho Ladies' Auxiliary 20 the
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engi.
nesrB will give n card party wcdnes.
day, November 2Gth. at o'clock. in
the 81 y. y. 4. hall, 1881 First
ave.
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Dinner Hosts
ON HoliddU

Mr.. and Mrs. VIII r Fisher VIII
r. hosts al a dinner q ten covers
o. their home on Thanksgiving day.
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nAzAAR ALL cARD PAnTY

Seattle Chapter No. %, o. e. S.
will hold bnzaar Saturday, No.
vcmbsr 70, from n, N. TO 1880
.. m. at the New Washington Hotel,
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The srIghr Campfire Girls held
business meeting un November n.
The MatHsu luncheon hBH been ar.
ranged 10 be hslI December C. The
profits uf the d0urnuuf drive held
Hy ihr F.rIH amounted 90 about sol
and thH waH FiyrU 90 Mlw Ruth
Brown f1r the ship fund The
gu0up Is going 90 ON "a thanErels
ing basket and a committee waH OPP.
pointed 90 take care Of this The
next ceremonial o. 90 be- held so.
ysmbFf g. when several Eira win
take rank
The ssighs Fife TIy group has
decided upon the name. "Puk wui
Eil." meaning little people Tbry
have eight members in their group
They helped their bis HsiDH boo
the d1uEhnut drive and They arc
planning 90 make stuffed ae dolls
f5r the Campfire Christmas party
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DATES
TO REMEMBER

urnSrspAN. NOVEMBER go
,u,- Hazel waschtSTs lpuehson Tor
wits plma Arnold 81 the MNh'
EMS ruistfsliT rlae.
NJ. and Mrs Albert Charles siubbh
dinner 81 home before tho JHh'''
club dance.
uu Wilmington Gray's i0fgrmal tea
~ homo for Miss claire atolisn'
berg and Mrs van AHeh Van
WyfE
80 ara Mfs Keith Logan Huiiltfs
dlunsr. 40 home. Tor Nr- rsaehy.
before the Junior clubs ball a. The
sunset club.
Junior clubs dance 81 the sunset
club.
TUESDAY,. DECEMBER -
Nrt REGINALD w. Parsons lunch
con Tor Nlss Helen Fay % the
University club.
The marriage % Miss Diima Arnold
20 Mr. Clement wallace pn Nett
IN tho church Of the Epiphany. at
gtg o'clock,
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER D.
Mrs William Michael oshsaIs tea
Tor Miss Claire stnitruhstE at
home from Z TO 6 o'clock.
TUESDAY,. DECEMBER ig--
winter ball AZ Hotel Olympic
THURSDAY. DECEMBER ga
Mrs. Ida ErhrorderH dance NJ The
Tennis club far hoF ErRndaaush-
Ter. Miss Helen hinEworth.
SAIIRDAN, DECEMBER 81
Junior leagues cabaret dinner dance
az tho Hotel Washington.
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The new group being organized for
rulrsuiIy girls by Mlss Leone Hell
mich. popular physical education IN.
Flrueior, met Wstur1daE November
a.. al The University gym for their
second meeting at which the follow
Ing officers were elected Florence DIX.
president. Lois H0rlnF. secretary Mar
arst OTIS. treasurer. and Henrietta
Simon. scribe Oihrf members OF tho
group are Alma Peterson. Alice
Woodwork and Dorothy Prndlstou
The guardian explained various
thost who have been iu camp Fire
before. Any uniFcwity girls inter
ryisd in Joining this group. please calf
Henrietta Simon. ca piti.27la.
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PLAN MASQUERADE DANCE

General George Washington Circle.
Ladies Of the G.. 4. r.. viii have a
masquerade dance at Moose temple,
1916 Eighth ave. on Monday eve.
ming. December I.
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The cbowolIo group Or one u the
new groups formed recently af the
Seward school Mu. Johnston .H the
guardian and most of the girls were
formerly from the Wcavu Fire by
Eroup Tho following officers were
eireifd HERNIA Ross PRESIDENT
Martha Hayes. secretary Janet OIL
son. treasurer. Margaret Robinson
scribe
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GIFT SALE AND ca

GIFT SALE AND CARD PARTY
Native Daughters Of Washington
will hold n gift sale and card party
at Dartnnll's cafeteria Friday even.
ing, November IS. Members and
friends invited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-25
STUDENTS, MusIcAL GLUE

= IJTN T . WIoTNNb CLUB
Friends Of the Students Musical
club arc invited 10 attend It's first
concert this season on Friday even.
ing. December 9. at the residence
studio OF Mrs ora Barkhuff, 1873
Fourth ave. n.