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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-03
Orthopedic Lunch and
Thrift Shops

East Highland Drive Guild will be
in charge on Thursday at the Ortho,
pedlc lunch room. 2it Columbia 81.
Mrs. Harry Matthew will be hostess.
assisted b. Mrs. u. J. Pcrklnson.
Mrs. c. l.. Crcclman. Mrs. L. c. Hud.
son, Mrs. Robert +. Jaime. Mrs. n.
4. Armstrong. Afrg. Josiah Moore,
Mrs. T. X. Hichards Mrs, $. NJ.
Trccu. Mrs. w. ~ Gilmore, Mrs. J.
q. Miles. Mrs r. +. Frederick. Mrs.
Alexander Christie. Mrs. J. l.. Nc.
Grew. Mrs. r. G. Coleman. Mrs. l..
r. Carycy. Mrs. lee tombstone, Mrs,
Paul Richards. Mrs, Leo Miller. Mrs.
George II. Tenant, Mrs. p. y. Bald.
win. Mrs. George +. Patton. Mrs.
Pierce Weiss, Mrs. G. II. Collins and
Miss Betty Ball
Rcnton I'M Guild. with Mrs. H. VI.
soudcr and Mrs. Frank ]. SAKE, will
have charge at the Thrift Shop on
Thursday morning. and Mrs. ]. y,
MacDouEall and Mrs. II. G, Rlstinc
viii be in charge in the afternoon.
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DISMISS INCOME
TAX SUIT
Boston Man Loses in Effort
10 Halt Publicity

WASHINGTON. Dec. g.--The suit
Of Gordon Hubbard. Boston business
man. FOR an injunction restraining
Secretary Of the Treasury Mellon
and Commissioner OF Internal Rev
ruus Blair from making public llHtH
% income tax payments was dis
missed today b. Justice HoehlinE In
tho District Of Columbia supreme
court.
uorhliuE ruled that tho section
Of the 1894 revenue law making il
obligatory FOR revenue collectors "a
make such data public records was
valid and enforceable"
Hubbard contcndod that tho Law
constituted an Invasion OF personal
papers in violation Of the fourth
amendment Of tho constitution.
Horhllng did not rule on whethcI
publication Of tho lists IN news.
papers was illegal. declaring tht
question. tho interesting" did not
figure in tho case.
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Entertaining at
Olympic Hotel

No-host parties are numerous az
the opening dinner dance at olympic
opening dinner dance at the olympic
Is one which viii include Mr.. and
Mrs. Niles Trammeu. Air. and Mrs
Arthur Latimsr. Mr.. Thomas Green.
Jr.. Mr. Edmund Maxwell. Mr.. Les
ter Hanson and Mr.. Charles Fulton
% Portland
Mr.. and Mrs. James Willis Sayre
viii entertain a group Of friends, and
another no-host group wln include
AIr. and Mrs Harry Glenn Stubs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo b. da Ponte.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donncll Fisher. Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Gillespie, Mr.. and
Mrs. Percy Sills Of Vancouver. d. c.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Patterson, Mr.
and Mrs. Horace Fosg Of Tacoma.
Mrs. Omar Humphrey. Mr.. Duncan
Matthews and Afr. w. L. Mccormick.
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MOTHERS CLUB
MEEIING

Tho Mothers club. Of mothers of
Campfire GirlT. met aboard Cumlr-
adrr.u on Tuesday November 60.
About 80 members were present.
and they worked most OF tho day
on the curtains for tho Eoeial hall
N Tho ship. Luncheon was served
aboard shlp. Mrs Guy Passage
WIS chairman ~ tho committee On
charge Tho next meeting win DO
held tho fourth Tuesday Of Jauu.
arg. and after tho curtains arc com.
plstcd things wlll ba made FOR
sealth The officers % tho club
are President. Mrs. =. S. Goodwin.
vice president. Mrs. NJ Elder. and
secretary treasurer, Mrs Fleming.
Tho shuyata group, az Medina.
arc planning a Christmas party NJ
Medina Baby home. Tho girls viii
mako and mend clothes. make
stockings. have n real santa
ClauA" and decorate a tree. on the
25th Of October they gave Fire.
makrra' dinner, having about 90
people present on tho 5oth Of The
Eamo month they had a Halloween
and entertained about n dozen Boy
Scouts,
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CAMPFIRE Girls

Tho December meeting Of the
Guardians association will bo held
tho first Thursday Of December. This
will be December Z. Since several
Important matters will be discussed
NJ this meeting. II 10 hoped that
every guardian will be present The
afternoon meeting viii DO aboard
ship at o'clock. and the evening
meeting az ESQ.
Guardian association annual dues
Of 30 cents were due In October. Only
q few guardians have paid. and the
treasurer IS anxious that all will give
her the money as soon as possible.
Taking orders and selling candy
made especially for tho Campfire
Girls will be discussed at the meet.
Ing. This Is a way in which girls
may easily earn money for camp.
ing. subscriptions 10 the Torch and
Evcrygirls, campfire equipment and
even fare TO tho Pacific coast confer
cuce.
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Church of Epiphany Setting for PRETTY
Wedding; Luncheon VIII Honor Traveller

TUE marriage 20 ANss pima Ar
4 rCi1. daughter rf Nr. and Mrs
Henry Lyman Arnold. l1 Mr. Glen.
g1t Wallace uH Nrlr- Fra ~ Ar ana
Mrs John Clement Eu N-tf. was
rnrrmut-ad raer evening ig tho
Ihureh rf lrr Epiphany Rev Hau
old a., UrugrsET reading The service
at Egl p.r'aeSr
Tho r-E-. sElvrn On marriage by
Der fafrrr. Was EoEuri In ivory
s.r.a. fashioned with q circular front
ana gursg.5errI sn crystals and
pearls. The oalrf train. which zen
frgm che shoulders. WAS inset 40 the
gzfrvme yrd vIth g'I rosr point and
the long tgns Vel was bound with "a
Iuuet cap ~ the rare Ola lace. or
sras. Es73ruias ana lilies % tho
valley we've I'm her bouquet,
The matron ~ honor. Mrs, Elmer
=. satterbcrE ruth Prlcgl was in
rrcpr chiffoa shading from petal
pink az the ncrktiuo 90 deep cherry
40 the hem % her skirt with a little
side train q gaII cloth With tais
costume she wore a smart gold hat
trimmed AZ enc side with velvet pan
sizes 30 ttnts 60 match her gown. auJ
carried oPhsi.a and Premier rosrs-
The four maids. the Misses Mar
Earrt Arwstrous Muriel OSel %
Spokane. Ruth Bamford and Ruth
NeItrton. wrne in adium velvet. de-
ssnrJ on long slender lines with
sm5il trains falling from ono stig,
Miss Armstrong was shell pink
Miss O'Neil WAS IN pink orchid. Miz
Blmford IN rose AMI Miss SrtilstOn
in the shade called cherry. They
wore picture hats ~ grorErtie and
carried silver crooks tied with rlus.
tiers % roses and tulls 20 match their
frOckE
Mrs. Arnold's Ecwn was O, fuschln
colleen crepa trimmed with Euld lace
and her corsagc was o. orchids. Mrs
Du Nett wore pcuwinkle blue cut
velvet and orchids
Mr.. Raymond pu Nett was best
man and Mr. Burns Lindsay. Mr.
Horace Prem. Mr., Albert EIaugy and
Mr., Clarence Moore, The ushcrs.
The church was fllsd with great
white chrysanthcmumg Down tho
aisle tail standards held altar can.
dies and bouquets % rhry sanths.
NUNS, and the chanccl. banked with
tho blooms. was urchsd with greens
and showers % white pompons.
Before the ceremony Mrs. Anthony
Tramel sang Love. Here l. Ny
! Heart" and Loves Coronation.
Following the service there was a
dinner az the Rainier club for the
wedding party and a few intimate
friends.
For travelling. Mrs. Du Nett wore
an embroidered costume Of kitten.
ear crepe with bagds Of ernino. a
c,osefiiting black satin hat with or.
mine tails FOR ornament and a seal
coat, ermlne trimmed Red roses and
g1ricnlas were In her corsagr.
Mr., and Mrs Du Nett left on
motor trip and on their return win
b. at home az the Fairfax ap1rt.
meuts
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Effective Means
of Reducing Fat

Here IL an extraordinary method o: re.
GucInE weiEh,-srtraordiuar bceauFa no
starvation diets or violent exercises are
necessary, Narmoia Prescription Tab
lets are made exactly In accordance with
the famous MArmola Prescription, They
reduce you steadily and easily. with no
40 effects, Procure them from your drug
Eistu 81 ono dollar FOR 6dN ~ EsEd
price direct 20 tho Marmola Company.
General Motors Building. Detroit, Mich
once you start taking these tablets and
losing your fairness. YOU viii be happy
Advertisements
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December %. az o'clock. Every
Campfire Girl is asked to supply a
stocking filled with candy. tops. etc.
Groups are collecting used toys and
repairing them 90 that every little
youngstcr may receive a doll or a
toy.
Campfire girls and leaders are in.
vitcd TO participate in the annual
party for shut.ius December %. at
7.50. az the Union station. Last year
the homemade candy supplied by
the Campfire girls was so popular
that they arc asked 10 supply II
again this year. Candy should be
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Personal

Mrs pearhy, who has been me
guest Of her ulster. Mrs. Keith
o. $3.50 tr..tft.s - -. ...,f. .u
leave December 10 for New York
20 sail from thssr on tho Majestic
December ~. Tor Europe, where shs
will Join her mother. Mira J, r.
Terry
90 - a. go, Is-Fsst.K =
will saIl January from Vancouver.
u. C.. on "a trip 10 tho Orient
Mr.. ana Mira Tirur L. Webster
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-03
Ore. Youth Admits
He Forged Checks

KLAMATH FALLS. ore, Dec. 3.
Loyal Mcssncr, 81. Of Madras. orc,
was arrested yesterday on a charge
OF forging the naino OF Sheriff l..
l.. Low to three checks totalinE
SAL Tho youth confessed and adj
mi,tcd he had served term In
tho pcnitenuary, sent up from
pCschutcg county.
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CHRISTMAS GIFTS
FOR CAkiTTTIiE Girl.

Following ls "a suggested I.at u
Eifis that Campfire Girls would ba
glad 10 receive for Christmas. 4
wr'k or two az Camp sralth, a sub.
Erripil0u 20 EvcryEirIH Magazine,
n subscription 90 the Torch. "a rrre-
monlal gown, ullwhito mldilrF.
dark blue wool pIsatad skirt. black
elk square MILDLY tlo leather skin
moceasInE. beads and bead loom.
health charts, count books.
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left at the ship on Monday afternoon.
the 22nd. Campfire girls should
wear white middies 10 the party, and
be prepared TO sing carols.
The Seattle Chamber OF Commerce
has asked Campfire girls to take en-
tire charge OF caroling on Christmas
eve. The city light department win
furnish truck for each district. Girls
should start carol practice Immediate.
ly. Special practices will be held
aboard ship on Friday afternoons at
$50 and on Friday evenings at ZOO
during December. Mrs. r. o. Birding
will conduct them.
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Assist at Church Fair

Mrr Frederick Fischer and Mra
Donald A Nicholson viii pour and
Mrs leo BLACK. Mrs. Edward ~ An,
irrWar Mrs Evan s. McCord. Dr..
Miss Frances Green and Miss Viz.
EinA Merrill viii ASSIST az tho bridge
ana NAH jouEE tea the women q
81 Marks church will give Friday
afteruooa az tho Hotel Washington.
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Women's Clubs

lunch Thursday. December {, at noon
in Roosevelt hall. 1855 Third ave,
to which the public is cordially in.
yitcd. a business session will follow.
Officers for the ensuing year will DO
elected. Members especially urged
10 be present.
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Junior Birthday Pdrty

Mrs uarIrtio Fisher win enter
tain With a birthday party for her
little daughter lacqueliue Lec. on
her thlri birthday next Monday
afternoon. Twenty four guests which
vtl include children ana their
mothers. viii D. invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-03
FORTsoNTHYGEsEN
AUXILIARY

Fortson.Thygescn auxiliary will be
entertained at luncheon on Thurs.
day. December 4. at 1890 o'clock.
at the home of Mrs. Louise Kloth.
20S4 y. 18th ST.. Mrs. Charles Hafer,
assisting hostess. Take Green Lake
car.
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Butte, Mont, Girl
Killed by Engine

BTTTE, Mont. Dec. 3-LorrAinc
Crinoh, s. was instantly killed here
late yesterday when she was run
over by switching engine. Her
little body was cut IN two.
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DEAcoNEss SETTLEMENT
at+-,yfT TApV

Dcaconcs8 Settlement auxiliary
will hold n Christmas sale at the
settlement. 1910 Rainier ave, on
Thursday, December 4, all day and
evening. Refreshments viii DO
served, and in the evening there will
be a program.
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ElnlOreS VIZ Be
Dinner Hosts

Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Elmore will
entertain with a dinner OF twelve
covers al their home on Tuesday
evening. December Is. later with
heir guests going on 70 the winter
IAN az the Olympic hotel
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YERsE WRITERs' CLuB

Seattle Verse writers' club will
meet at the Y. ". G. A. Thursday
evening. December at 8 o'clock.
Business meeting and program. For
information about the verse con-
tests, call GA rfld.J2S7 Visitors
welcome.
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FAIRyfEw PIT. 4.

Falrvlcw PIT. 4. will meet at the
school Thursday December (. at
els p. m. Pupils OF Miss Solder.
strom, room 6, will provide tho pro.
cram with MUSIC and recitation.
Miss Laura Whitmirc. teacher Of
oral expression in Roosevelt high
school, will give an exhibition OF
her work, assisted by some OF her
own students and several from
EnIrYiew.
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House Warming

About twenty-five friends q Mrs
Laura C. Kurt and her father.
SIR. T. s. Couch. surprised them
az their new home. 3lst stth ave, s.
on Monday evening. Bridge and
nah jongs were enjoyed
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LAFAYETTE P..T.A.

Lafayette PIT. a. will meet Thurs.
day, December 4, at 2:30 p. m. In
the lunch room at the school. There
win be program by the children
and Miss Nixon, cbildrens librarian,
viii give a short talk on Christmas
bookA
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Hosts at Supper

Mr., and Mrs. John Wesley Dolby
we're hosts az supper on SUNDAY eve.
ming az their home ar. ana Mrs
Dolby are planning a series OF sun.
day evening musicaics 20 h given
later in the season.
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ROBERT PARLIAMENTARY
LAW CLASS

Robert Parliamentary Law class
Will meet Thursday. December 4. at
1870 .. m, at tho Y. w. G. 4. Mrs.
Ella Cudihec. parliamentarian. This
Meeting win conclude tho afternoon
purse, but the evening class viii
Continue each Tuesday at Z O'Clock
at tho office Of Mrs. George y.
Green, in the American Bank build.
Ing.
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Orthopedic ChairmeR
10 Meet

Tho Christmas ehalrmen o, oTtho-
redic Hospital Guilds will meet a.
Mira Henry G. Evlng's home J2l
Belmont ave, y, on Friday, pccem-
her Q, az 10 a. m,
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Luncheon WIN Honor
airs. Podchg

To honor Mrs Prsghy who Win
leave shortly Tor atr1ad Mrs John
collins and Miss Catherine Collins
VIII entertain with "a luncheon or
twelve covers at tEsig home ga Sat
urday Afternoon.
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ELpEnRLooM CLUE

The Elderbloom club will meet
Thursday. December 4, at IL n. m.
In Modern woodmen hall. Third and
virginia. Christmas entertainment.
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LADIES on GoLpEN NORTH
FoREsTERs nAzAAR

Companion Court Red Clover. No
52s. win hold their first annual ba.
zaar AZ 1909 Ninth ave. \ .. u, W.
building. Thursday. December (. a
home. cooked chicken dinner viii be
served at o'clock. Dancing and
cards at Q o'clock
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WOMEN OF

MOOSEHEART LEGION
Women OF Moos0heart Legion will
meet In Moose temple, Thursday
December 4. at y. m, for a bust
ness session.
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REHEAnsAIs ron

PAGEANT "wOMASHOOp"
Tho afternoon rehsaranis for the
pageant "womanhooI" will be held
~ tho 4. O. u. ". hall. 1909 Smith
ave, This was made possible thru
tho Kindness o. Mr j. r. Fogariy.
Mrs. i. H. LITTLE II chairman o. tho
housing committee Tor rehtnrHula o.
the pageant
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nAZAAR AND LUNCHEON

Tho ladies asa society Of tho
South Park Methodist church will
hold bazaar Friday, December D..
Luncheon az noon, Program In the
evening.
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SEATTLE CIRCLE NO. $40

Neighbors Of Woodcraft. Seattle
Circle No. $40. viii meet Thursday,
Bcrrubcr 1. In regular session at
Swedish Club hall
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afternoon. with Mrs. J. ". Trosper
In charge. In tho evening thoro viii
DO an entertainment by tho mems
Bibla class.
The proceeds from the aftRlt will
augment tho fund FOR the new build.
Ing
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LADIES MoNTEFIoRE

LADIES' MOSTEFIoRE
SOCIETY
Ladies' Montefiorc society will
meet Thursday afternoon, December
4, at educational center.
DELTA GAMMA
MOTHERS CLUB
Delta Gamma Mothers club will
meet Thursday. December 4, mt 2 D.
m. with Mrs. Andrew MacAulay
800 seth ave. y.
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CHRISTMAS PLANS

AiiklHl MAS ILANS
Campfire girls arc especially active
az Christmas time. This year tho
annual Christmas party viii be held
aboard ship on Monday afternoon
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HoME-COoKED LUNCHEON
Cen. Sherman Circle. Ladies' OF the
w. a. r., viii serve u home-cooked
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SEATTLE SOCIAL CLUB
Seattle Social club viii meet with
Mrs. CallIc Aycrill. iiai sist ave,
Thursday. December {. 90 2 .. m.
Cards. Election Of officers, Eastern
Stars invited.
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2iIssoULA CLUB

The MssouIa club will meet with
Mrs. Ned Everett Davis, 2iS nth
ave, NJ on Thursday. December 4,
at 2 .. m. All Missoula women in.
yitcd.
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FEDERATION CLUBS

Meetings OF tho Federation clubs
on Thursday. December (, will in.
clude:
Alpha club with Mrs. Walter X
Macfarlane. 1871 18th ave. $. Lunch.
con at 1890 o'clock. Program: Roll
call Christmas Items; talk on Re
ligiou and Customs Of Russia" by
.frs. A. g. Nelson. Report Of Fed
ation delegate and trustee.
y A special meeting Of the board Of
building trustees Of Federation al
clubhouse at 1880 o'clock Plans for
pageant, "Womanhood." to be dis
cussed. Large attendance urged.
Seattle Civic Improvement club at
Federation clubhouse at O'Clock.
Health day program; two speakers.
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nArGHTERa On 81. nE0nGE

Daughters % H. George will meet
IN II T. u A. hall Thursday. Do
c~mber (. AZ p. m, Members urged
10 attend.
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SEATTLE POST NO. Is

The American Legion Auxiliary to
Seattle Post No. IS viii have sill.
vcr tea on Friday, December 6, 1890
p, m, at It's clubrooms. 500 Third
ave, with Mrs. NJ, A. Byxbco and
Mrs Harold Halliday as hostosscs.
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CARD PARTY

youngstown Improvement club
will give a card party Saturday even.
ing December 6. al their hail st,h
: W and Hudson o.
SCHUBERT CLUB
The Schubert club viii meet Friday
December s. At the homo Of Mrs
Eugene Rawley. as g0th ave, Lunch.
ron win be served AZ 1880 o'clock.
The Sigma uu Mothers club will
hold "a rummaEc rnis Friday and
Saturday. December g and 8. NJ 1894
Sixth ave
LADIES or GOLDEN NORTH
The Ladies' OF tho Golden North
will meet Friday. December .. bt s
O'Clock. AZ 1881 First ave. Officers
for the coming year will be elected
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POETRY CLUE

Tho Seattle Chapter Of tho Ameri
can Poetry association held lts meet
ing az the offices Of Dr.. VIM. Lafoy
Hall president. "wednesday, Sovcm
Ibcr 2s. Tho following personal sc
,lsction8 wcro given By members
present:
Dr. Fanny Leakc. Cummings. "Aiy
First Love; Lucille L. Clcrq son.
not 10 Mount Rainier. Mrs slsIcy.
study in Morbidity"; Amanda II
Morford. THE Fniries Mrs Iut.
mail. Just What DO ! Mean to You"
Mrs Humes. ~ Mothers Song" Mrs
Delta Delight Pinncy Prepared This
/ Time: our Country and our Flag"
I Dclphlno Johusonc. Consistency
Miss Wilson. "Rossita's House Of
Life. PAMELA Pearl Jones. Foot.
hints to the Rockies' and 'Attunc."
Mr. NieIs Nelson, "a new member
whose work was reminiscent Of Kip.
I ling. gave East or SuCz" and THE
Z Spirits OF the West" Mr.. Frank D.
ICovIngton. ugly Man" Wooden
Eyes" when Mr. Conscience Comes
( knocking, Christopher Fotland
RUBY Jane. DR. +. w. Grcincr
The Mountains Arc Calling Me"
Mr.. J. s. Andrews, The Eternal
I Love. Miss Jessie Williams. ~
Z Christmas Poem; Janet Fairleigh
stone. BLACK and white" Sonnet
TO Mount Rainier; Mrs Helen Mar.
ling Samscl read a poem written by
Morton Vance Robinson, THE Elders
| Brought: MIR. John Lamb gave a
humorous selection. That's Ar: Mr.
Frank o. Garrison, THE Desert. d
Revelation" "Sufficicncy"; Mr.. A
l.. Ewing. THE Prisoners; Mrs
Helen MarinR Samsel out Of the
Jade OF tho Sea.
Dr. william Iafoy Hall gave n
humorous negro dialect selection and
The Chant OF tho Bopcr," translat.
ing from the Chinese and into poetry
the sad story OF the life and emo
tions OF n lcper who came TO him In
his medical practice In China. Mrs
Frnncottc T.. Mnring RECALLED the au
dienco with aomo Interesting and
| humorous anecdotes. Mr. u. Lund
quist, guest of Mr.. Fotland read
some sea poems taken from hll
travels in all parts Of the world.
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CLUBS FOR THURSDAY
MICHIGAN APPLE
BLOSSOM CLUB

AFA~aSDs3hStA h~AsIsA ~
The Michigan Apple Blossom club
Will meet Thursday. December 4,
At the home OF Mrs. G. shoonmak.
Or. OF 2sth ave. S. Luncheon will
Be served at 1890 O'Clock.
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The Ladies' Groito club viii hold
lta annual birthday party AZ tho
Federated clubhouse on Wednesday
evening. December 8. az S o'clock.
Tho husbands Of members are the
invited guests
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PIONEERS AUXILIARY
APPOINTMENTS

The Mumrun Auxiliary f1 fle
Washington state Pioneer n-rarta.
ton has appointed tho following
committees ana members ~ thr
executive board Tor the coming year.
Executive board Mrs Tua A.
Moore. Sin Carrie Hamilton. SIR.
lille Settle Jones and Mr-. sin.
mic Bryan ONclf Telephone com.
miiiee Mu Bertha Robinson Price.
Mrs Mya 10 Lindsey SIRE. ZsIa
uyshsr Osborn progium commit.
tee Mrs Julia Hsksr HlEgH. Mr
Kate HrunE Cranney, Mu. Alice
owens. Mrs Mary H0ose.
Sunshine ygmmIites-Mrs. Selma
Knapp. Mrs Lizhe Ward Mrauy.
Airs, susur Coonsy. Mr Emma
starulI Mrs Melissa M8FuuiEal
Wells Reception committee Airs
kathryn Pierce Dayiss Mrs Har
rstio Curtis Ross, Mr. Louise
Kent. Mh. H0sam9nd ponsmurr,
Mn. JsssIe Smith Parker Mr
Bertha Piper ysnsut Mrs Hattie
Friend
Tho officers include Mrs VIVA
Wsllman Masters president Mr.
AsbIr lgaFa Hardin, vice president
Mrs Lindsey, secretary. Sim Ir.A
ByHher Osborn, corresponding Frerc
lar3. Mrs. Bertha Robinson Price
treasurer. Mrs Kate Hrunk Cmnney
prcrs correspondent
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-03
ALuMNAE MEETING

Alpha Gamma Dcltn alumnae will
meet Wednesday evening. December
4, at 1880 o'clock, at tho chapter
house.