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CHAPTER XIV
n TR. WILSON'S impulse as
vi president-elect was to carry
his program Of reform to the
uttermost.
He would have liked to see the
seniority rule IN the selection Of
committee chairmen in congress
abandoned so that progressives.
or men in close sympathy with his
ideas, might be the leaders in the
preparation Of legislation. But the
practical difficulties in the way Of
such reform impressed Mr.. Wilson
and persuaded him to avoid what
certainly would have followed,
namely a serious conflict with con
gress.
Rather did Mr.. Wilson decide that
he could accomplish the same re-
suit by converting men who had
been reactionaries into progressives
so far as their votes were concern
ed. If he could make the reaction
aries vote with him even against
their own will through the pressure
Of public opinion, Mr.. Wilson felt
he would be doing just as much
good as if he were to attempt to
revolutionize congressional custom
and practice. And as matters
turned out Mr.. Wilson's caution in
this respect was fully justified. In
the first few years he did get the
votes OF his own party without per-
hitting factionalism to develop.
The story of Woodrow Wilson's
remarkable hold on the Democrats
in congress during his first admin
istration Is simply case of skill
full presentation Of his proposals to
the American people. His tactics
were better calculated to retain the
support Of public opinion than those
of would-be opponents. On the other
hand just as soon as Mr.. Wilson
erred and lost the confidence OF
large groups in the American cleo
torate so his opponents, realizing
their opportunity, made the most
Of the occasion to wear down his
strength.
Faith in Major Policies
It was while Mr.. Wilson was so
deeply absorbed in foreign affairs
that he found little time TO give to
domestic affairs the same careful
thought which he gave in his first
administration. Keenly sensitive al
ways to the currents Of public opin-
ion, Mr.. Wilson's multiplicity Of prob
lens carried him away and he rode
too long on the momentum Of the
public opinion which supported him
during the war.
Mr.. Wilson's success with his own
party in the first administration was
due in part to intimidation-ther
was no certainty what the leader OF
the party would do with threatened
insurgency. There was also a GER
tain faith that his major policies, like
currency reform and tariff revision,
were constructive achievements and
would help the party at the polls.
Just as soon as any president is
strong enough to carry local state
and county tickets with him in an
election just to such extent does he
dominate his party and put himself
in a position to lead 1t effectively.
Conversely, when a president is bit
terly opposed and is the victim of his
own vacillation and compromises, the
public loses confidence in him, as do
the members of his party, who strike
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SOUTH CAROLINA

FLORENCE.-April set as
date for hearing motion for new
trial in circuit court here Of ed.
mund u. Bingham. convicted Of
murder Of his brother, Smiley, and
charged also with murder of
mother, sister and sisters two
children.
CHARLESTON,-B. f. Mcleod,
prominent merchant, returns from
West Indies and advocates trade
trip Of South Carolina business men
to the Indies, to encourage stronger
trade relations. which he says would
he worth while from business view
point.
LIBERTY.-Mrs. Ella McCravey
sustains fracture Of hip from fail,
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Senator La Toilette S
Condition Satisfactor,

WASHINGTON, March 29.-sen.
ator LaFollette, Of Wisconsin, i'll
with pneumonia, had a good night s
rest and his condition today was de.
soribed as satisfactory by his physi-
clan.
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Southern Railway Head
On Visit to Peach Belt

FORT VALLEY. Ga. March %
Fairfax Harrison, president Of the
Southern railway, accompanied by
r. 3. Pegram, vice president, and
other high officials OF the system,
spent today in the peach belt.
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"FOLEY PILLS are the best l
have tried. my kidneys work lot
better since using them" writes John
". BrOgan. Adams Mass. FOLEY
PILLS, a dturetic stimulant for the
kidneys, promptly flush the kidneys
removing injurious waste matter.
Try them today. Sold everywhere.
advertisement
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-01
A Few Words of Appreciation

BERRY.-Bob Towater is strucl
by auto and leg is broken.
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THURSDAYS chapter tells about
the early influence OF Colonel
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BERRY,-Tom Johnson, charged
with murder of DEPUTY Ed NJ. Aid
ridge, is bound over TO fall term Of
Oo-rvr
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-01

GREENSBORO. Mitchell s.
Lyon and Frank A. Henderson, re-
ceivers of Bailey Brothers, tobacco
manufacturers, are allowed fees of
s., 500, Federal Judge Webb disal-
lowing claims FOR $4,000 each.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-01

DECATUR. - McQuary Brothers
are given contract to build highway
from Decatur to Moulton.
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ANNISTON.-Ross Blackmon, An
niston attorney, is knocked down by
G. ?. Moore, at courthouse, as re-
suit Of dispute over trial. Moore is
charged with contempt of court and
9Sss111t
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Missouri Senator Realized
When Presidents Support
Was an Asset and When 1t
Became Liability
BY DAVID LAWRENCE

Copyright, 1924, by the George H. Dorar
company in the United States. Canada
reserved by Current News Features, Incor
porated.)
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KAULTON-Walter H. Steele, rs,
well-known citizen Of Calhoun coun-
ty, is dead.
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PHENIX ITY.-Three-y ear-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Walker Will
ford is dead as result of being run
over by aut6.
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SHEFFIELD-Edward F. Hines,
81, dies at home here. Remains are
taken to Nashville, Tenn, for inter
ment.
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REIDSVILLE-Mis Sarah Po-
]. ateat, rs, dies at home near 4ancey-
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-01

-- ROCKY MOUNTAINEERING by
finding title to lot is clouded, Thomas
Powell, aided by 100 friends, moves
dwelling house across street, dis
tdnce of 100 feet, after supper and
family has breakfast undisturbed
next morning
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-01

RALEIGH. merits of origi-
nal controversy lost in technicalities,
case growing out OF reductions of
about $14,00o,000 in taxable valua-
ton OF leaf tobacco owned by Amer
lean Tobacco company and Liggett
& Myers Tobacco Co, of Durham,
n, c., is argued in state supreme
court.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-01

RUTHERFORDTON. - School TO
cost 100000 will be built, architects
having begun work on plans.
Observation-Disclosures Ivey Mas.
sey forces way into Jackson build
ing While fire is. in progress and res
cues nine sleeping roomers who face
danger of death by suffocation.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-01

h RALEIGH.-In connection with
n romment by politicians, Governor
sS Morrison has spent 100000 N spe.
T~elal attorney fees, state auditor re-
1aorts such expenditures amount to
SS4,O 900, exclusive of Sf5,O 900 spent
{Qr attorneys fighting railroad case.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-01

CHARLOTTE Appropriations Of
$45, 900 for churches at Greenwood,
S. c., and Lexington, Va, are made
at meeting of board of home mis-
sions and church extension of Asso-
ciate Reformed Church, $4,000 be-
ing given to Greenwood project
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-01

ss~s GREENVILLB.--A. p. Braswcn.
4. white, principal of Bel! Arthur
4 II. school, is released on 81 900 bond
tesr-after preliminary hearing on charge
--~s of attacking girl pupil, aged IS, last
.- ss Al9ecember. He resumes school du-
-. ties
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-01

CHARLOTTE. - Thomas Jona-
than Jackson Christian. IS, major
U. S. army, is dangerously i'll of
pneumonia at Washington hospital,
according to telegram to Mrs. JIIia
Jackson Preston, sister, who leaves
for canital
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- *. RLOTTE-Director Hines, Of
fs.s Veterans bureau, accedes to request
aest3ef Senator Overman, Democrat, OF
a2.s1N orth Carolina, for another 1nVes-
tigation of conduct of offices of j.
zA.@P Waters and V. j. Brawley, IN
81 xeharge of local sub-district office,
VI, y whose removal recently was ordered.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-01

CHARLOTTE.-A. w. Mclean
Lumberton banker, cancels engage
ment to address mass meeting and
his opponent in race for governor,
j. w. Bailey, OF Raleigh, assails
shifting of excessive burden of
taxes onto owners OF farm lands. ."
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-01

LIBERTY. - Samuel Mcpherson,
Influential citizen, dies at home
near here.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-01

SPENCER Jul a Anna Nc
earn, IA, dies at Gold Hill home OF
~, Y. l1rSiS
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-01

CHESTER. - Mrs. John Calvin
Stewart narrowly escapes death by
jumping from auto which goes dead
on railroad track. Train smashe.s
car into wrecllaee. One piece strikes
Mrs. Stewart. painfully iniuring her.
ROCK HILL,-A. c. lizard. prom
inent citizen, native of Columbia,
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-01

= RALEIGH. Colonel Lemuel
B Bolles, of New York, former nation
al adjutant of American Legion, ac-
cepts invitation of local legionnalres
to make address April 2.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-01

RALEIGH.-Persons regarded as
sharing Governor Morrison's con-
fidence indicate he will call special
session Of legislatures to meet prob
hatv in JAW
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-01

Observation-Disclosures tablet
marking site of birthplace of VIII
Porter is unveiled, principal address
being made by DR.. w. P. Beall,
head of memorial committee of citi-
zens and boyhood friend of drug
clerk who became famous as o.
Henry author
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-01

DECATUR.-Citizens here form
organization to promote good roads
throughout Tennessee valley. J. W.
Clopton is elected chairman and T.
D. PEBBLES secretary.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-01

Es---s q GREENSBORO Green,
widely known as General" Green,
: famous courier for Confederate gen.
erals, dies, aged so, at Masonic and
is-fsa Star home.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-01

Is CHARLOTTE L. B. Will
l1ins sells to Wateree Power COM
n. pany three tracts of land totalirg
-. $40 acres IN Mecklenburg county,
- ssfor $25, 900.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-01

WINSTON-SALEN1, - Rev. M.
L. Bum garner is sentenced to nine
months on chaingang after convic-
ton in superior court of embezzling
insurance premiums
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-01

OXFORD.-Frank P Hobgood,
Jr., Greensboro attorney, acting for
heirs of father, f. p. Hobgood,
founder, leases Oxford college for
two years TO r. H. Holiday, edu-
Gator, of Elkton, Ky. This womans
college has student body Of 100
and facnltY Of Is nersons
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-01

RALEIGH. - Murder ;, charge
ss against c.. e. Robinson, slayer of
Hugh Terrell, negro, is dismissed by
Ciyt Judge Harris, who sustains
! Robinson's self-defense plea after
"a hearing.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-01

GREENSBORO. - Federal Judge
J. Z. Boyd who has been critically
i'll, has recovered sufficiently to
walk along corridors of hospital.
He may return to home here in few
DAYS.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-04-01

WAKE FORREST John Hare is
sought by officers on charges grow
ing out of assault on John Up
church. who is in grave condition
from blow on temple with blunt
instrument. Nine other negroes are
arrested in roundup following as
Salllt
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Personal

Aifs Andrew 81 Gillespie. who
has been Visiting friends and rrla
tlyr in San FrungIHc1 Tor several
weeks 10 expected iome Friday
Dr. aud Mra Frank l1lz uC-
companlrd by their daughter. aiirs
Mildred Flx have returned from
trip 90 the Atlautlg coast by the
way o. the Panama canal They
visited iu New York. Boston and
Chicago and stopped of ut Pixies
Peak en route home
Mr aud Mrs Archie Halt Irf THE
morning FOR Vancouver H c. Go
meet Mra Balls mother Mrs
Chauucey Wright Johnston, nh9 ia
returning from several month"; travel
abroad
Mrs Frederick n Parks will leave
shortly for the East on two
months visit FER mother. Mrs
Max Putt, left Monday for a visit
In Eastern cities
Mr. and Mrs Guy Wiuisr and
family will leave the FIRST of the
year for Los Angeles 90 make their
home
Nlr aud Mrs Jules Charnnebu
ana daughters viii remove 20 the
Bilimoro apartments November j.
to remain for the winter months
Mayor and Mrs Edwin J. Brown
entertained q group ot friends over
! tho last week end on tho skaEit
river Included werU Alr ana Mrs
william Il. EsyrrynH SIR and MrH
/ J. Kaline, Mf and MrH. Morey
/ wcisfields Mir and Mrs Roy r.
Boyer MIR and Mrs Edwin J.
I Brown Jr. Mrs j g. Brown Mrs
Mildred Hanson and SIR. a. 4
Rgmlne
Mrs A. 7. Wood ~ oakdnle is
visiting her daughter. Mra William
u, IoWdcn,
Mr. and Mrs Richard Floyd Frost
or Gold liar sili spend the week
end with Sir. and Mrs = C.
Ewing.
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A dcIishtful program has been ar.
ranged by the Womcna University
club Tor Friday evening. az SI5
O'Clock. In the club auditorium. -rhe
American Dance and the Use q the
Mask" Win Dc illustrated hy Alice
Paine Paul, assisted rs a group Of
her pupils
The program win include the foI.
lowing numbers,
rhres rrrIadas ~ Charln=
fal HaFbara Nummeea Marion Mossr.
tbl Heirn 0FaEs AHnr Elmarr MHrlau
Moser and barbara Egmmsua
tel Helen Gra1 Marion M1srr. Anne
fillmore and Maraaryt R1slHsan.
Masks, rhrtr History and Their use''
,..ses-.s --+r..,s s,s....t. Mrs. rauI
intsrPreta tiors
tah "HeFveussz r.ta Katherine Hndiry
llrlra Gray. barbara Eummeus ard
Anua Etuare
ttl -MNmsnt Musicale .Afrs. Paul
Miss Kummsna and Miss Robinson.
tel '1igpsy Dance ....s.,. Mrs Pau
ia slave Dance, .........s....
The Misses EiueFr Gray. Mba-r
EasinHou and Hadiry.
trl Fsrrerade ....a..... Miss Graz
~ Mirage" tmusir ~ Hatel Thsns
summsrsl .,..,..--...t.. Mra PAU
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HOP

Plymouth Girls club will give an
Informal Halloween hop on satur-
day. October 25th, In Queen Anne
hall Many interesting stunts have
been planned. The Plymouth Boys
club. Mr. Erickson's Young Peoples
class and Plymouth Girls club arc
all collaborating In giving some
special features by way OF enter.
talnment. All Plymouth Girls club
members and their friends arc cor
daily invited.
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Assisting at Mothers
Club Tea

AZ the annual tea to be given by
mo Mothrrs' club % Yeta Psi az
The chapter house. A5tS 18th ave,
y a. SUNDAY afternoon. October
sdtb. Mrs J. II. Alexander and
Mrs J. T. Greenlsaf viii pour the
FIRST hour and Mira J y. Butler and
Mfs ARTHUR pvyoe the second.
Assisting In the dininE,room win
be the Misses Elizabeth Lea. Moliie
Carter Helen Grant Carol JenkA
Helen Minis, Alice Case and the
Misses Marth and Polly Brown.
Mrs. Ray r. Garter Mrs 4. c
jerks Mrs W c Howard and
MrS 7. NJ Parker VIII assist about
the rooms
Mrs John D. Collins and Mrs
w H. kimhalf win receive the
guests between the hours of 8 and
o'clock.
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Seattle Society
Edited BY Lillian Keen LeBaiser. Telephone MA iposoO
Assistant-Franees Oldham
MuSe-Louise Raymond Owens
Luncheon wiz Honor Mrs. Wettenoel: Oi6et
Wedding Solemnized

Mrs JAMES HAMILTON DE
wi NEJNE viii entertain with a
'uurlron % ten covers on Saturday
Urternogu. af The SUNSET club. la
Nauer ug NTs wrttcnErl, wife of
Cant Ivan WttttuscL a. s. ~ who
vl leave shortly for Norfolk. Va
where she VIII laIn her husband
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Miss Ruth TdRxer
Has Quiet Wedding

Tho marriage ~ Mlts Ruth
TanEgr daughter 81 Or and Mrs.
C. l. Tanner 20 Nj Andrew Me
Nee. % RauJle, was solomnised re-
GENTLY az a quiet wedding IA West.
minister Presbyterian church al Che
halls Rev s s ticsley read the
service in tho presence o. few
Gloss friends and relatives
Mr. and Mrs McNco left immc
diately for California IN hriai
Wedding trip They viii make their
home at HANDLE. Wash.
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Broadway Guild
Luncheon

broadway guild. oFlhopedic hos.
p,tai. Wili give Northwest prod.
ucts luncheon Friday. az 1890
o'clock. a. the homo Of Mrs James
II. Calvert. 1903 Tenth ave y
Those desiring 10 attend may
make reservations by telcphouing
MrH James Wiley IA nicr.i5sa.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
,AsT PRESIDENTS CLUB

PAST PRESIDENTS CLUB
The Past Presidents club Of John
+. Miller Woman's Relief Corps.
viii be entertained by Mrs Laura
Furry. ut her home. i74 Highland
drive. Saturday. October %. Lunch
con NJ 1880 o'clock
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Sd. CLEMENT.s o. y. S.

WILL GIVE ENTERTAINMENT
On Friday evening. October -. at
D. m. the st. Clements branch
Of the Girls Friendly society viii
give an entertainment in the parish
hall. 2fth and p. Fir The proceeds
Will 20 toward the support Of the
japanese ieper mission which Is do
ing wonderful work for these uu-
fortunates In Japan.
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Music
Music and Art
Foundation Concert

The Music and Art Foundation
IN $500. t, ....t.... t....It.ts.... ,.,.,-
~" t''' ~ Ni't.'h
cert lur-1hF evening tri"hrf sHs ll
Plymouth church.
the lpli'Nln program VIII PC prs
scented ly AIyrnr EFaarEulr. con.
.tr..ft. - Ttsl...s-g. and Conc. kfa.s
l'i"Nl'A "NN l'''h'iF "iA th'A At''i'
Paris
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Orthopedic Lunch Room


Washington Park guild. with Mrs
w S. Burt as hostess. viii BE- In
charge Friday NJ the Orthopedic
Lunch room. "a Columbia 81 As
sistlng viii b. Mrs Fred Everett.
Mrs w Eickhoru. Mrs winizburg.
Mrs Clifford Wiley. Mrs J. q.
Price, Mrs George LamplnE. Mrs
Charles Lea. Mrs Cecil Tcnny
Mrs. William Ritter. Mrs II. l.. Me.
Gnlla. Mrs Cecil Dexter. ArB. c. y.
Lewis. Mrs, II 81 stryker. Miss
Grace Grlscom. Miss Crete Griscom.
Miss Elsa Waist and Ms. Ellis Pro.
vino.
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Mrs. PeHnOck TO Lead
Discussion

Mrs Henry ", pcnuock viii lead
the discussion on Literary Ap.
preach 60 the Prophet at tho meet,
ink Cr the Bible Literature class AZ
Tho Womens University club on
Frday morning, October %. az 1880
n.rlnuk
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William n. sprp. commissioner Of
The general land office 20 the de-
purtmcnt Of The Interior. Washing
ton. Is the ooaHirV's iarpesi real cs.
tate dealer
And he oircs array oil his landl
Some i0.60o.000 acres every veari
During the three ycurs he has
held The office hc has pircH aicnV
DorernmcHt lands TO the raiuc Of
800 900 600.
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BRIDGE AND
I NAH JONGG

North End guild or the ChiIdrsn.s
orthopedic hospital viii entertain at
bridge and NAH jougg Friday after,
noon. October q. from 9 until {
O'Clock. AZ the home Of Mrs. " W.
Sander. 5T3f r. Green Lake blvd.
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Annual Reception
POSTPONED

DR.. and Mrs. Henry suzzailo have
Indefinitely postponed the annual re
eeption 20 ths University Of Wash.
lngton faculty. announced for Thurs
day. October 20.
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ALPHA AUXILIARY

Tho regular meeting Of Alpha
Auxiliary No l TO Local bS7 will
be held Friday. October ~. at s
o'clock In Union Record hall, In
ltiation Of candidates Refreshments
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Dinner Hostesscs

With covers placed for sixteen.
Miss Nancy and Miss Laura Emory
win entertain al dinner on Thurs-
day evening, October SO. az the
Halloween dinner dance NJ the
Golf club.
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PRIZE POEM CONTEST

Tho result of the first prize
poem contest may be learned by
attending tho regular meeting OF
the Seattle Verse Writer'S club at
tho Y. NJ. c. a. Thursday even.
ing, October 49, at s o'clock. Con.
ditlons for tho second contest may
be learned at that time or by tolc.
phonlng GA rflold.52S7
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skIrs In Paris arc nov worn from
~ 20 u inches from the ground, but
la America we arc content with
10 10.
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Jade, earnslihn and lapis lazull are
the most popular stones 10 BE- used
IN tho colorful icwrlry or the mo-
mcnt
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FRENCH WAR BRIDES
WILL BE ENTERTAINED

American Legion Auxiliary e
Rainier Noble Post No. ! viii follow
custom established year ago
that OF entertaining the French wal
brides on Armistice day.
The affair viii take place In thu
Legion clubrooms, New Arctic hotel
500 Third ave. on Tuesday after
noon. November II, from 2 until
o'clock.
The committee requests all wa
brides to send their names anc
addresses TO Mrs Annette Moore
rs w. Fey st.
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Hosts at Small Dinner

nv. and Mrs Frederick Bentley
viii entertain with a small dinner
nt their home on Saturday evening
IN honor % Mr.. George tadd Mann
who win leave shortly FOR the
Orient
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Mrs. BOrdCdur
GiUeS Luncheon

Mr. Thomas bordeaux enter
tanned with "a luncheon ~ twelve
covers az her home on Thursday
afternoon.
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stevens W II. G. No. will pre-
sent n flag TO Montlake school on
Friday. October -. ut p m. Com
rades and members requested to
attend
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LUNCHEON AND
earn PARTY

The second Of a series Of lunch
cons and card parties win be given
by the Eastern star club in its
club rooms. 1000 Arcade square, on
Friday. October "a Luncheon viii
BE- served at 1910 O'Clock. and
bridge and whist VIII be played at
? O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-23
SEWARD SOCIAL
AND LITERARY CHR

AMI LIT EsltAhf CLUB
Seward Social and Literary club
will meet az the home Of Mira. John
Matsou. 1903 sist ave. Friday. octo.
her -. at p. m. Mrs. a. r. Plough.
assisting hostess; Mrs. Lane Sum.
mcrs win give talk on Society
Of Composers IN seattle" The work
OF several composers viii be Illus.
trated b. vesta Aluth. plano. Mr..
Doltegin. violin. and Mr. Borodlu.
Gallo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-23
M0THER4. CIIfR

Alpha NJ Delta Mo,herB' club will
hold "A rummage sale in South End
market. Friday and Saturday. octo-
Der "a and Is.