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The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1924-03-06
.ELKS PLEASE LARGE
AUDIENCE OF SPORT
FANS WITH PROGRAM
High School Boys Triumph Over
Elks 80 to 5. Girls Win Over
Seminary in Close Game
Raymond Rice

Narietta's sporting contingent
+1rned out en- mass last Friday night
IN see and hear the Elk Trouberdores
and the Marietta High School. How
ever. after a few minutes of play
the interest in this waned because it
was an apparent fact from the first
minute of play that the local boys
had everything their way. The game
ended up with the locals leading by
q score of 80 to 5, and these five
points were made after the second
team had been shot into the fray.
However, between halves and af-
ter the game the Elks furnished some
real entertainment for the vast
tarong in the form of musical pro-
gram. The quality Of this program
will rank with the best presented in
any Of the large theaters throughout
the country. We sincerely regret
the fact that we failed to get the
name Of the entertainers, but want
to take this opportunity to thank
them for the fans and to wish them
a peedy return to our fair city.
Girls Beat Washington Seminary
While the young men students of
our local educational institution were
following the Washington Seminary
cheer leader the NJ Fl. S. girls won
d basketball game by the score of 20
to 10 from the girls from the Peach
tree street school. AS a rule the
boys of the high school are staunch
supporters of their girls team but
last Friday they left them fiat and
if it hadn't been for the support of
the other girls the locals would have
had very little encouragement.
In the first half Marietta did not
shoot a single field goal but managed
to sink enough fouls to end the half
ahead. However, in the last period
they found their eye and walked away
from the visitors. Marietta has
combination that is hard to beat.
With Captain Benson in the hole and
Lucille Allen feeding the ball to her
it is almost impossible for another
team to keep them from scoring
enough points to win.
The girls will play the Rome high
school girls in Rome Friday. 1t is
understood that they will play the
local Y. w. C. A. here Saturday
night, however, no definite informa-
ton in regard to this game can be
secured before going to press.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE

GEORGIA-Cobb County.
By virtue of an order of the Court Of Or
binary of said county granted at the regular
March Term, 1924, I will sell before the court
house door in said county on the first Tue5-
day in April next, within the legal hours of
sale. to the highest bidder for cash, the fol-
lowing described real estate, to-wit:
The west half of land lot No. S41; ten acres,
being the northwest quarter Of land lot No.
$50; thirty two acres, more or less, Of land
lot No. 342, and 80 acres, more or less, of
land lot No. 343, being all of said two last
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GRAND JURORS AND
PETIT JURORS DRAWN
For March Term, 1924, Term of
Cobb Superior
Court
Grand Jurors

H. B. Reed, W. ]. Bishop, W. L.
Burdette, J. U. Kitchen, c. T. Leake.
L. L. Brooks, J. P. McGhee, f. B.
Smith, G. G. Murray, ]. G. Kemp.
n M. Warner, W. W. Jennings, J.
F. Hicks, J. H. Foster, H. R. Dawson.
l. }. Conner, H. F. Chastain. D. B,
Parks, Jas. I. Anderson, Frank Hard.
eman, J. j. Black, D. C. Moon, W.
+. Grower, G. T. Fowler, c. B. bod
gen, ]. H. Hendrix, I. M. Lindlev.
= M. Wardlaw, C. D. Ingraham, ].
J. Thomas.
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Petit Jurors
Second Week, March II


Cantrell, V. R. Holsbroke, Paul E..
Hadaway, c. B. Dodgen, A. D. Delk,
7. w. Florence, B. F. Read, F. c..
Kalb, T. H. McCIeskey (Acworth,)
w. NJ. Boatner, Geo. NJ. Orr, Jas. T..
Morgan, T. B. Guffin, B. A. Sulli-
van, j. H. Mabry, w. w. Goodwin,
Ed Nichols, D. G. Fuller, V. D. Harris
field, Geo. B. Mckinney, J. M. Rob-
erts, A. B. Horton, A. C. Cantrell,
Oliver Grower, T. 0. HUMPHREYS, j.
A. Walker, c. w. Daniel, J. C. Mad
doX, B. Awtrey, G. W. Davis, j.
D. Black, A. L. Conyers, w. R.
Leitch, ]. H, Haney, A. J. Nichols,
c. c.. Foster, Jr., Fred Johnson, J..
P. Mcclure, c. A. Rice, w. NJ. Giles,
S. E. Rice, W. c. James, NJ. L. Brooks,
J. A. Jordan, B. T. McRae, J. D. La
zenby, S. E. Cassidy, C. o. Brooks,
c. H. Fam, ]. W. McNeely, H. B.
Wade, N. w. Dunton, Frank G. Dab
ney, B. H. Carrie, J. w. Connally,
S. P. Nelson, E. w. Marler, J. D.
Dobbs, J. H. Pitner, J. H. Hadaway.
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u COKNER %
0--o--0--o-o-o Observation-Disclosures
Mr., J. NJ. Cathcart, Mr.. and Mrs.
V. f. Baker and two children and
Miss Florence Cathcart, of Atlanta,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. w.
|. Billiard
Miss Alice Waters spent Satur-
day night with her friend, Miss Lois
Brumbelow.
Miss Oneita Daniel and brother,
Otis, spent Sunday afternoon with
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Jordan and family
in Austell.
Mr.. and Mrs. f, F. Moon and baby,
spent Saturday night and Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
P. Billiard.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Boisden and
daughter, Mildred, of Atlanta, spent
Saturday night with Mr.. and Mrs.
s. d. Moon.
Misses Alice Waters, Lois Ruther-
ford, Asilee Eubanks and Matte Lee
Rakestraw were the Sunday guests
of Miss Lois Jackson.
Miss Oneita Daniel spent Thurs
day afternoon with her friend, Miss
Annie Waters.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. N. Kemp, of
Douglasville, visited Mr.. and Mrs. R.
E. Daniel Sunday night.
The singing given by Miss Lois
Rutherford Sunday was enjoyed by
a large crowd.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Moon and baby
spent last Thursday night with Mr..
and Mrs. r. d. Moon.
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named lots lying south of the Morris Mil
road. All of said land lying in one body
in the 18th District and 2nd Section of Cob,
County. Ga.
Said land sold as the property of the es-
tate of Mrs Fanny France late of said eoun-
" deceased, and sold for the purpose of
paving debts and distribution of said estate.
This March 4th, 1924.
VIRGIL Nc CLESKEY.
Administrator estate Mrs Fannie France
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NOTICE To DEBTORS AND CREDITORS

GEORGIA Cobb County
All creditors of the estate of w H. Roueche
late OF said county deceased are hereby no
tined to render in their demands to the un-
dersiEned according to law, and all persons
indebted to said estate are required to make
immediate payment to me.
This March i, 1924
SADIE II. RoUECHE.
Administrative Of w, II. Roueche. deceased.
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CORNER

Observation-Disclosures
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Petit Jurors
First Week, March 10

W. F. Color, A. A, Martin. Geo.
Wharton, 0. L, Moor, G. H. Han
sard, W. F. Dobbs, E. NJ. Bugg, c.
L, Chandler, R. S. Williams. W. f.
Kemp, j. E. Crowder, F. R. Kirk. Fl.
Z. Hughes, Sr., c. P. Wallace, w.
Harold Besheres, C. P. Barnes. J. L.
Parker, J. w. Standridge, Frank
Gam, E. J. Cogburn, w. N. A. Jem-
eson, A. M. Spinks, I. A. Runyan, H.
5. Marler, f. A. Moody, c. t. Banis-
ter, E. J. Coleman, Jr., J. G. Math-
ews, W. W. Kemp, z. C. Smith. J.
S. Henry, L, F, Clayton, c. D. Ruth
erford, j. J. Fowler, A. w. Kemp, A.
N. Mayes, W. L. Benson, W. R. Bull
lard, G. L. Dunn, A. V. Cortelyou,
Ralph W.. Northcutt, S. 0. Brown. R.
U. Harper, w w Dobbins. R. M.
Donehoo, J, L. Daniel, H. I. Weaver,
+. l. Osborn, J. H. Stribling. E. F.
Swanson, W. H. Hadaway, F. NJ.
Lacy o. D. Davis, w. NJ. Latimer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-28
CLUBS FOR TUESDAY
RAINIER CHAPTER, d. A. r.

RAINIER CHAPTER, d. A. r.
The regular meeting Of Rainier
chapter. D. A. r. will be held
Tuesday. January 20. at p. m,
at Frederick & Nelson's auditorium.
Mrs. James 3. Howe and Mrs.
Tom Mesdag win give "reminiscences
OF travel abroad. A musical pro-
gram win be presented under the
direction OF Mrs. G. J. Smelling.
Plans will be discussed for the
Colonial ball on February 20.
CALEIDH CLUB
The Caleidh club Will meet Tues
day. January 20. at / p. m, with
Mrs. J. f. McReynolds, i745 Summit
ave.
BUSINESS wOMEN'S CLUB
The Business and Professional
Women's club win meet Tuesday
evening. January 20, In the Fine Arts
hall Plans will be discussed for a
competitive vaudeville, sponsored by
the fourth division of the club under
the Craftsmanship OF Miss Meyring.
KANSAS SUNFLOWER CLUB
The goth annual meeting OF the
Kansas Sunflower club win be held
Tuesday evening, January 20. at
O'Clock, In Evergreen hall. Arcade
building. There win be speeches by
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''SCIATIC FOR 80
YEARS FREED BY
INTERNAL BATHS''

Mr. Geo. r. Thurston OF iTeo
Hurut 81. Portland. Ore. writes TO
shs TYrrsil Hygisnio Institute OF
Il have suffered nearly thirty
years with Eeiatic Rheumatism.
Il. ycssaai. | ss srsnl'. suffered
enc pans since I used n. n 10 a
wonderful trestmant-
Tho y. u. 4. Cascade" eisanses
the lower intestine It's entire isaEth
and keeps u always free OF poison
Gus waste.
Thousands testify that constipa-
tion. Indigestion. Htomach Troubles
Blliousnsss. Headaches and ali the
many serious troubles which thsy
canss are absolutely relieved and
prevented By this Nature Treat
msnt.
We will gladly explain 70 you the
simple operation OF the ~ u. l..
Cascade" why II IL so certain In its
results. and viii give you free Of
cost, an Interesting little book con-
tanning the results OF the expert
ances OF DIR. ChAs. A. Tyrrefl OF
New York. who was a specialist on
Intestinal Complaints for rs ysars
In that city. Get a free booklet az
BABTEIL DRUG co.
OWL DRUG CO.
Advertisement
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Junior Prom Plans
Elaborate

The junior prom committee has
decided 70 call the dance planned
for Friday evening. February 10, ~
the Masonic temple. the ''chauve-
Souris." II Is needless TO say that
this Russian BAH win be as elabor.
ate and colorful as tho title sug.
gests.
The glee club orchestra viii
furnish the music for the dance and
the following committee is in
charge OF all arrangements:
The Misses Marion Peel. Grace
Epperson. Josephine Lewis. Alta
standard. Helen weich, Marion Dix.
Ruth Bray. Barbara Ehrllch and
Katherine Byrne and Mcssrs. Wayne
Doty. J. II. Dutton. Don Mlnter.
Paul Thirty. Lennox Boyce. Edwin
Kuhn. John Chapman. Fred Griffin.
0. D. Brown and Wesley Vcrd.
chairman.
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Program of Songs at
Sunset Club

The musicale al the sunset club on
"Wednesday afternoon. az o'clock
has delightful program OF SONGS by
AIR. Archie Ruggles. tenor with Mrs
Lawrence Boyle az the piano,
Mrs. I.angdon c, Henry and Mrs.
scott Buaitt viii be the hostesses.
The numbers follow;
ta) AIR from "I.e Cld~.,.,.,F Massrnet
10 NINA. &c. Il. rersQlcsi tiiiQ-itstl
tc) Rude Wind. cruel Sra"..t..s,
................ kathcrine 0iru
ta1 s,charitys ....... Richard NaErman
tel AIR from ''PaHliacci' T.. l.ecu-gvalle
tal Air FROM 'srosea". ,..,-, b. @, fuecihi
~ s.rhoughta Have Wiugs"...,s.s,
.................. t.isA Lehman
gcl when Lows IL Gone ss.ststtts
Daisy Weed Hiidreth
tdf Trees ...ss....sssso Oscar heseas n
tsl "NAnaAiay' ....,,.....'tolsy Speaks
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Orthopedic Tea and
Thrift Shops

Mrs. a. l. Hawicy win b hostess
for First Hiil guild on Tuesday. a,
tho orthopcdic Tea Shop. Assisting
will be Mrs. George Bailey. Mrs.
Ralph Stacy. Mrs. Maurice McMick.
en-. Mrx Frederick Parks. Mira II. +.
ostrandcr Mrs Henry RlstIne. Mrs.
George Baldwin. Mrs. Paul Smith.
Miss Daisy Cardin. Miss May cartiln
and Miss Ellen Murphy.
Intsrlaken guild viii be In charge
all day Tuesday nt tho Thrift shop.
represented by Mrs A. J. Robinson.
Mrs. -. J. Pcrkinson. Mrs. J. II. ia.
cobson and Mrs. @. f. Coolidge.
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l.. o. a. CLUB
l.. o. y. club will give a benefit
card party IA i1lks lodge. on Tues.
day, January 70. al 2 O'Clock
CAPITOL HILL
". G. T. u. INSTITUTE
Capitol iiln W G. r q. viii hold
AIN institute Tuesday. January 20. be.
ginning az 1 p. IA. at tho Haven 81.
y. church. 10th ave. n. ana Lynn
~.
Tho program follows:
Afternoon service.
/ 100 y. m.-HanE service and dsrotiensia
/ iilt-Ars Mari Btiissil. County work d
LOO Mrs. olivia MsFseod. "child Wei,
fare"
Nra Ella hooker. why Join the W
O. r. Vt"
''''- M. Anna X ool~''l ''Aati-Ssr.
''io-Airs. csssia orseorn. 'Amsrlsssiss.
tian"
i5o- Mice Eiisahsth Tbsysr. d. T. 1.
tigQ- chileren's services.
tlts-guesti8a hos
tie0- Dinner served ~ wamAn's Ala.
EfeniEs Service,
see D m.-aonE service and deVotionAla
tls-iisy. william Randall "ABti-ro
bhrca."
s.eo-Mrs. Lillian vincent. sour Prob
lens aud Our Responsibilities
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Mrs. BrowneU WI Be Guest at Luncheon;
Sunset Glib to Giue Song Recital

MRS JOSHUA GREEN is extend.
III ing invitations 10 luncheon an
the Sunset club on "Wednesday after
noon. In honor 81 Mrs. Francis H.
Browneli. OF New York, who IS spend
ing a week IN town. guest az the
Sunset club.
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Guild VIII Glue
Annual Bridde Tea

Broadway guilds annual bridge
tea is planned for Tuesday afternoon.
February 10. at Christensen's hall.
The following committees have been
appointed TO take charge OF the ar
rangements:
Tickets and reservations. Mrs.
George Warren Boole. CA plti.3450:
Mrs. Willis B. Herr. ca pitl-f35s. and
Mrs Bacon. CA pitl-oi5s.
Card tables and chairs. Mrs. A. w.
Leonard: cards and pencils. Mrs.
James Hamilton do veuyc. Mrs Don.
aid Nicholson: table covers. Mrs. An.
drew Gillespie. Mrs. Samuel Russell.
Yrs. Perry Truax; entertainment and
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Personal


Mr. and Mrs, Roy ifinnear. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank 4 CaAo, Mr. and
Mrs, Bruce shorts. Mr., and Mrs.
stanley 0rifflihs. MIR and Mrs har.
old Poison. Mr. Harry Coe. Mr. Rob
crt McCaualand and Or. shorts com.
posed party OF friends who spent
the weekend az Mount Rainier
Mrs. Harry Glenn stlbha VIII leave
February 2 Tor san Francisco. where
sho will DO Joined later by her par.
outs. MIR. and Mn y. A. stuart. and
together they win motor thru tho
southern portion OF tho state.
Mrs. Dickson Granny Tronholme
and Mrs Edward Henry Lennnx.
lr, are visiting Miss Edith Lee. In
Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. George z. Howes.
Jr, left last week for visit OF
several months IN California.
Mr. and Mn. 4. n. Brooks LETT
Friday FOR California. on their way
10 Florida. They expect to be away
about two months
Mr. and Mrs. Burr Fisher. who are
travelling abroad. arc al present IN
Cairo, About February 10. they plan
- Watt kgfna
Mr. Russell Davenport. Of Phlla,
delphla. who has been visiting Mr.
Bernard Poily. Jr,. left sunday fol
Spokane on his way home,
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Eddy and
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward /. Garrett spon,
tho weekend az Mount Rainier.
Mrs ]. f. Terry and daughters.
Mrs. Peaehy and Mrs. Keith Logan
Bullitt and children. who have been
in Paris. left recently for a stay in
Switzerland.
Mr.. III. A. Brown. OF Menomineo,
Mich, and Mrs 3. II. Furey. o.
ronRsket. wash. are the house
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Francis j
Singleton for a month. Miss Frances
Clare Furey who Is attending Annie
Wright seminary in Tacoma, came
over 20 DO their guest over the
weekend
Mrs. Kate Robinson has returned
from a six weeks trip East.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. wondler will
leave "Wednesday for Portland for a
few days visit before going on &c
San Francisco 10 spend two weeks
with Mrs. Wonders sister. Mira
Frederick Plummcr.
Mr.. and Mrs Marshall Allen 10
turned Sunday TO their homo ia Ray
mond. after a few days. visit with
Mr. and MrH Charles X Poe.
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decorations. Mrs, omar Humphrey
Entertainments. Mrs. ponnell Fisher
Mrs r. NJ. Dudley. Mrs Ralph Blair
Mrs Homrr Dudley. Mrs, u. w Alex
ander. Mrs George Dickinson, Mrs
h, /. Horton, Mrs, Margaret Cheal'
Mrs. Gerald oScil Mrs. Jacob
Kaufman. telephone. Mrs, willis b.
Herr Mrs. Alexander Dickinson.
Mm. George Dickinson and Mrs
Kaufman.
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Dependable Laxative for Sick Baby or Child - Harmless!

Hurry. Mothcrl Even constlpated.
bilious. fevcrish. or sick. collie Babies
and Children love to take genuine
California Fig Syrup" No other
laxative regulates the tender little
bowels so nicely. II sweetens the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-28

Campfire Girls u Port Angeles.
Wash. who would ike 20 correspond
with Seattle Campfire Girls are.
Helen Frame. f2s T. Sixth st..
Port Angeles, wash
Marion Tsgoddle. no r. Seventh
a., Port Angeles. Wash
Esther Parsons. 7l3 T.. Caroline
S.. port Angeles. wash.
Dora Haugo. Box iSg. Port An.
Relea. wash,
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Entertain at Dinner

Compllmcntlng Miss Anna Mork.
who recently arrived from Norway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Didrickson en-
tcrtained at dinner on Saturday.
During tho evening Rev, u. o,
Clausan gave an illustrated lecture
on Yellowstone National park.
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pnstnone Trim 10 Tacoma

Tho members OF this Annie wright
Seminary club will not 80 90 Ia
coma on February 4, as, owing 20
the illness OF Bishop Frederic w.
Keator. the layins OF the corner
stone OF the new Annie Wright
seminary at Tacoma will be post
poned indefinitely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-28

fbi "Benvrnufo- Arioao" -4.......L Iaz
Robert Bradley.
ta) "plf EenturkY Home ......l
90 "ruf1 tHa uaHH- ss.....s.. faiAa
fp "KFntueF bate ..t.-s...-.. Gsibrl
D. KiliEurr. ". Nisoiiir ~. Bradley ana
". Nelson
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Nah Jonqg Class

The Intoriaken Guild Of tho ortho.
pedic Hospital. will hold It's nah
jongg class NJ Mrs Myer Lurie's
homo. 25o5 z. Newton ST.. on
Wednesday afternoon. January 30.
at o'clock.
For reservations call ca pl,i4iso.
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Hosts at FarelpeH Party

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Potter en-
tertaincd thirty guests at farewell
supper Thursday evening In honor
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bonnie Hewitt. OF
Anchorage. Alaska. who, after spend
Ing a month In town visiting rela-
lives and friends. left today for
thrlr hnrnn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-28

stomach and starts the liver and
bowels without gripping. Contains nc
narcotics or soothing drugs. Say
California" 10 your druggist and
avoid counterfeits. Insist upon genu.
Inc California Fig Syrup" which
contains ns.--Advertisemcn
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NOTHING CLEARS
away PIMPLES
like POSLAM

Girls who use poalam never have
bad oomplerional ItA soothing, con.
ecntrated medication Hlmply drives
plmples and hlaekheads away like
magic. Try 70 yourself. AZ all
druggists, c.--Advortiscmnnt.
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Miss FiSken VIII
BE June Bride

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred X. Fisken
announce the engagement OF their
daughter. Marjorie. 20 Mr.. John T..
Warren. OF Salt Creek. Wye, son
OF Mrs. John Warren, The we'd,
ding win take place In June,
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Miss Jefferson
Supper Hostess

Miss Virginia Jefferson entertained
?. guests nj supper last evening at
her home. THE Shadows" across
Lake Washington.
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Informal Supper
Planned

Mr.. and Mrs, J. II. Fox will enter
tain at supper next Sunday evening
at their home In Mount Baker park.
Mrs. Fox and Miss Jean Fox viii
leave February for California. TO
be away month.
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Hostess to BRIDGE Club

Mrs. John Dudley Roberts viii
entertain her bridge club at lunch
con on Tuesday OF next week.
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Women's Clubs

prominent cx.Kansans, a musical
program and election OF officers. Re.
freshments.
LINNEA SOCIAL CLUB
The Linnea Social club win give
whist party at l. o. o. r. hall,
10th and East Pine ST.. Tuesday evo.
ming. January 20. OF $40 p. m.
Every one welcome. Refreshments.
LYRIC CLUB REHEARSAL
The Lyric club rehearsal win be
held Tuesday evening. January %
at 7:30 o'clock, at tho First Presby
terrain church. Graham Morgan, d
rector.
MARYKNOLL CIRCLE
The Maryknoli circle win enter.
tain with card party and program
on Tuesday evening, January 20, at
Maryknoll hall. nth ave. and e. JEFF.
ferson 81.
oCNoEl HEtGHIS
LITERARY CLUB
The Sunset Heights Literary club
VIII hold MONDAY luncheon and
social afternoon on Tuesday, Janu.
airy 20. at the homo OF Mrs. Lem
Droves, Gil 10th ave. N.
SEATTLE LODGE NO. Z
The annual installation OF off.
GERS Of Seattle Lodge No. I. Degree
of Honor will take place Tueaday
evening. January 20. at 8 o'clock,
in Evergreen hall. 1909 Ninth ave.
YEoMEN RALLY
Harmony Homestead, No. 1913.
Brotherhood Of American Yeomen,
will give a social for members and
friends, followed by refreshments.
Tuesday, January 20, at 8 p. m, at
1929 Third ave.
GET ACQUAINTED" PARTY
The ladies Of Interiaken and Mont.
lake community will give nah
jongg and bridge party at the Seattle
Yacht club on Tuesday January 20,
at 2 p. m. This Is planned ns Get
Acquainted" party. the proceeds to
be used TO buy moving picture
machine for the Montlake school.
The committee in charge includes
Mrs. Mary Green Lewis. Mrs. Il. c.
Alt and Mrs. c. J. Porter.
SEXTON RELIEF CORPS
Sexton Relief Corps No. 35 will
give whist party Tuesday, January
20. at p. m. at the Armory.
BROWNING SocfEY
The Seattle Browning society will
meet at the home of Mrs. u. Il. Sic.
bert for luncheon on Tuesday, Jan.
uary 20.
DORCAS CIRCLE
Dorcas circle viii meet with Mrs.
Karl Brandt, $685. Tenth ave. N. w,
Tuesday, January 20. at o'clock.
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RELIEF TEA
POLITICAL MIXER

Following a custom established
for a number Of years. the woncn's
Commercial club viii give a political
mixer, Tuesday evening. January
20. at y. m, NJ tho stockada no.
tel. Every candidate win ba given
an opportunity TO tell why lie
Should 30 Elected TO tho Office for
which Ho Filed" Niss Dorothy
Simonton. former secretary OF tho
club. will preside. and Miss Nell
Rawson win b. In charge Of the
music. Mrs. George r. Green IL
president Of tho organization.
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Surprise Birthday
Dinner

Thirty friends Of Mr. and Mrs
Cecil Bacon gave them surprise
dinner on Saturday evening in honor
OF Mr.. Baeon's birthday.
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AgPAgIA CLUB

Tho Aspasia club win mec, Tues
day. January 20. at O'Clock at the
homo OF Mrs. s. j. zorn. sios 2sth
avo. s. Tho works OF Edith whar.
ton and villa Gather VIII be re.
viewed by tho leader, Mrs. Fred
Brown.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

QUEEN CITY COUNCIL
Queen City council. No ooG. Sc.
curity Benefit association. will en-.
terrain members and friends with a
benefit balloon dance. Wednesday
evening. January 80. az A. o. u, W.
hall. 1909 Ninth ave.
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sEATTLE couNcIL P..r. 4.

SEATTLE COUNCIL PIT. A.
Tho Seattle Council Of Parent,
Teacher associations arc making ar.
Engagements for tho annual Child
Welfare Luncheon which II held
TO commemorate tho calling Of the
FIRST Mothera' congress. February
IL, 1897. In Washington. y. c.
Tho luncheon this year will be
given Saturday. February 10. nt
O'Clock. in tho Masonic temple. Har.
ward ave. and Pine Ut.
Mrs. II. s. Dorrnan Is general
chairman. sho will DO assisted by
Mrn. Il. l.. woodman. In charge
OF hospitality: Mrs. +. u. Cox,
program; MrH. Harry A. Pashlcy
decorations: and Mrs. Frank p. Tus.
tin and Mrs. George c. Lemckc.
sale OF tickets.