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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-10
RC-T THE
E)C19a;all)
CLEVER MISS MAKES
DEBUT AT COLUMBIA

A thrilling shipwrcck and the de-
but into pictures 81 a Niyacions lit
tic sirl with a flock OF brown curls
and hlg eyes these two features
are outstanding In tho perturbation
% Peter a. Kynes sea story. "The
Harhor bar" which in screen form.
called Loving fics." y the fca-
tured attraction AT the Columbia
this week along with novelty
showing of a refined Valentino
picture, a Society Sensation"
To please the ladies NO should
mention Monte Blue along with the
shipwroek. and LATHE Jean Lowell
the new screen find. Monte isn't a
Valentino for looks but he Is a
mighty dependable actor and makes
love In a way all his own.
Frankly. Evelyn Brent Ono young
Florida giri who created no little
publicity when sho resigned from
the cast OF the Fairbanks produe'
ton. The Thief OF BaEdad." be
cause she did not want TO DO tied
M IN one picture 50 longl. II dis
appointing, Miss Brent has every
chance 90 CO star with Blue IN this
offering but sho let's Miss Lowell
who has n minor character. walk
away with tho picture
Captain Dan Dover. ''Nho loves
his work and loves a Woman. too. ="
i the hero of the story Dams
great conflict between tho two
tho lies no tells lowing lies they
arc called 10 keep his wife nom
knowing the danger OF his work.
supplies tho pathos and bring the
story 20 a highly dramatic climax,
And now for Valentino. Ho Is on
the bin. too Rudy is shown Ia a
tworecl feature clipped" from a
former release. "a Society SenAa,
ton" lie looks very boylsh and
bit green in tho art OF makeup
and acting. II IL real interesting
70 compare this chaps aeting then
and now.
The Columbia orchestra. under
tho splendid leadership Of !. Ilaupt.
man. renders two beautiful musical
numbers Roses Prom tho South"
and Maid of the West"
a special reel. "a Midshlpman's
Cruise" released hy International.
completes the program. p.H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-10

Buddy Messenger has been added
20 the cast OF Sophie Kerrs Sat.
urday Evening Post story. "1,cla.
tive Value" which Is being filmed
Mt Universal with Laura La Plante
as the star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-10

Entry blanks are out for next
years 5OOInllo Memorial day race
on tho indianapolis brick speedway.
The purse will again be $4,000. II
viii I've divided between the first 10
drivers. with $4,000 TO the winner.
and sl,4Oo to the pilot finishing 10th.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-10

And. 81 the meantime. the mo-
ton picture public in general cares
not wc,hor the pictures arc made In
the East or In the Wet ss long as
producers keep their New Year
pledge OF bigger and better pic
lures"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-10

Beofc Samnci GoidicvH, ioho re-
leases thru Frs, National. rent 10
INC coast he fidicuicd a rumor he
,Cas planning 20 produce In the
East
Goldrvu spoke Of ,mmeHse rooH
available for picture making. no
spoke Of mo probability Of picture
making properties
when. for instance" he said.
Zone company makes an E0vDiian
sci there's enough room 20 let ~
stand ~ tpanf an Eggpiidn set
! don't haze 10 make one; ! Just
rent one and make Icto changes
Gould yoH do u IN the EdSu You
could not-iherc isH'f enough room
Warner Brothers. who recently
released "Dnddiea' and BLACK
oxen" are careful 10 say that not
at Tho present time" are they
making Eastern pictures. nor AT
the present time" contemplating do
iDg 70.
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Before Hollywood would allow
the movie colony TO leave II would
fight hard. And II producers
who favor the East have their
way Il win be n hard fight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-10

10 other words. things began
90 hum once the Easisr move
meni again swung into motion.
But. according 90 the survey,
Hollywood Is losing none Of It's
charm for n goodly percentage OF
companies Universal reports mot
only have We not made any pictures
in tho East for ak years, but We
have no intention OF doing 10 In
tho future"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-10

The automobile takes rs name
from tho Greek 'au,os," self. and
the Latin mobile" movable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-10

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the other
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promoters
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4 business
balls.
4 Is going
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bland Tom
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effected hr
diction and
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BAL promot.
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round bin
next Cali
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cuid in the
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Seattle Society
Edited by Lillian Keen LeBalster Telephone MA 10000
AsSistant-Frances Oldham
Music-Louise Raymond Owens
Plgrim Church Scene Of Halman-MacfarIan
NuptidlS, Cards ont for Tea

nun uarfsEt OF Miss Margar,ua
Nsffgr,8uJ. daughter 90 Mr.
INA Mrs walter D. MsCiarauc, 10
M kline HNmau, son vt Mr., and
Air. Homer I. HiUmau. was orler
iraira last evening. at the Pilgrim
,,rrw- tionH church The service
MS read by the Rev, Arch Tire
mayne. NJ $50 o'rioCk,
snna8pis and wal pockets %
,,s,isolls. dlh'Hs and chrysan'ho-
NUNS Ia the gold and bronze shades
~ ,utumn. under the mellow glow
- ,5tb,dral candles. made a very
lovely background for The bridal
~, entirely ot clusters % white
s,haas. astcrs and ehry santhcmnms
vh,sh marked the pews.
The bride. given iu marriage By
H. f,tbyr. was exquisite in cream
rro,adsd chiffon, OF SLIM straight
pre, untrimmcd save Tor a cascade
~ a,,,hs,sc aud od rose point az
one s.ir of the skirt Her court
,rin was ~ molCskin satin and
- ysn 81 tuIlt was crowned with
rsir,oon lase- duchessc ana rose
rolrt caught AZ either side with
spray OF orapEr blossoms Orchids
arJ lilies N tho valley in a lovely
shower were her flowers
Mrs Donald Partrt1gc Thomas
ths matrOu u honor. wore ocean
Green chiffon. over SILVER cloth, em.
G,,l8,r,d In brilauts. and Miss Ellis
.l,-tb Kerr. maid % honor yellow
chiffon. over silver cloth They
vNe high Spanish combs OF rhine,
stones and carried bouquets OF
Ward roses,
me nr,iIs Miss Jean baird, Miss
Isssuhlne Lewis. Nfass Belle HIT
man. Miss Alberta McMounglc, Miss
Helen Fay and Miss Wynne brag-
don-vrrc govncd alike In autumn
shaded chiffon Miss Baird and Miss
Lewis in fireny. Mss iiillman and
Miss AfcMonAgle IN orange, and
Mis- Fay and Miss Bragdon In april
cot. they we're simply fashioned,
with bows Of chiffon In the hack.
the long ends trimmed with fireny
ostrich. which extended into smart
little trains. They wore ostrich
combs IN their hair and carried
bronze chrysanthcmums. tied with
chiffon 10 match their gowns.
Mrs. Maciarane's gown was black
frost crepe. heavily beaded in Jet
ana Mrs. Hllluiau wore Spanish
nee IN a beige shade, trimmed with
blue ostrich. Orchids were worn for
corsagcs
Mr.. James W. elise. ir- was best
man and the ushcrs were Mr.. Al.
fred Hueston. Mr.. Ralph Graves,
Mr.. Donald p. Thomas. Mr.. Morgan
Padelsord. Mr.. W. Kllgoro Macfar-
hne. Jr, Mr.. Robert Macfarlanc and
Mr.. Kenneth Morford-
After the service there was a re
eeptlon al the Macfarlano residence.
where autumn flowers predominaied
in the decorations Assisting were
Mrs. c. W. Mathews. Mrs. I. -.
webster Of oakland. Mrs. J. r. EoE'
ers. Mrs. Mary Brooks, Mrs. y. 3
F,iford. Mrs. Frank y. Carter. Miss
Joyce Gowcn. Miss Margaret Eagle
son, Mss Mary Clark. Miss Louise
Blaine and Miss Martha Anderson
For travelling. Mrs. Hillman wore
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-08
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MAKE THIS SIMPLE TEST

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ntsuratsd MaEuesia 10 pleasant.
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and get niBUHATEp NAgnssla az your
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-08
Orthopedic Lunch
and Thrift Shops

Endoiyne. Fountleroy Auxiliary.
with Mrs. Hugh Applcby. hostess,
viii be in charge Thursday a, the or.
,hopedic Lunch room. 2it Columbia
81. Assisting win be Mrs. Lambert
stewart. Mrs Burt Harris, Mrs.
Louis Grow. MIS-. Garnet Shelter.
Mrs. sidney Kelleran. Mrs. A. w.
Hamilton. sIrs. Nellie +. Bachelor,
Mrs. Robert Duncan. Mrs. Wesley
Dando. Mrs. II. ", Parker. Mrs.
Robert Hewitt. MIR. William Bow.
Mrs. G. l.. Bartells, Mrs +. A. Hav.
ard. Mrs. Truman Ellis and Mrs.
Murray MeCiung
Mount Baker guild with Mrs a. d,
squirea and Mrs c, l., Cragin viii be
in charge az tho Thrift shop on
Thursday morning and First i'm
guild with Mrs y. quick and Mrs.
NJ. 81. Carraher will be In charge on
Thursday afternoon.
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Mrs T. J. Bluehsr. Ms. Addis Brciis.
Program.
April is.-Homs Of Mrs r. D. schrocd
or. 2 ?. ms hostsasss. Mrs. y ..
schroeder. Mrs. J. l. Nllier. Mrs. John
Hovie Seattle day. Subject. seattle.
Past. Present and Future" Seattle Past.
Mrs Vera Masters; Seattle Present. Mrs
Hsah whitehead, Seattle Future. Mrs.
walter Bcaics Roll call. prominent
women.
May 11-Annuai meeting. club house.
noon luncheon itosteHscs Mrs. " 8.
HAgcman Mrs. II .. sheldon. Mrs. Rose
Hrelie. Election Of officers Roll call
what our Ships HfinE to Puget sound -
June is.-Home Of Mrs, e H. Kelley.
noon iurchson hoatcascs Mrs Kelley,
Mrs g. G. Hall. Mrs, ~. X. s,seie In
atAilation % officers. Subject. Good
Citizenship" Roll call, HugEeHtiona for
coming year
July i7.--.picnic. silver lake. lIoaisHHcs,
social committee Miss Rhotts Martin,
chairman
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Personal

Mrs Francis II. Bruwnell Jr. and
baby fon. Francis III. viii leave
Friday for uoaton. TO visit Mra,
Brownelrs mother. Mra. Roswell
Parish. FOR three weeks,
Miss Ruth HUI, who has been tho
guest OF Miss Virginia Merrill for a
fortnight. len Monday Tor her
homo in Minneapolis.
Mira wallace Green Collins. who
went East last month 20 enter her
daughter, Miss Mary Collins. az
Dana Han. In Massachusetts,. Is ex.
pceted homo on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Michael Marshall. Of
AvocL Wis who have been tho
guests Of Alr and Alrr. George
swlnehart for a short time. left TO.
day for their home.
Mrs Albert Rocks Edith Rcd.
field. who has been the guest OF
her parents. MIR and Mrs. william
y. Rcdneid. lcn Tuesday for Long
Beach, Cal. where She viii Join
Lieut.. Rocks.
AR. and Mrs Edgar L. Brcene arc
being congratulated upon the birth
OF a son. October , az tho swedish
hospital.
Mrs Edward I. Garrett Is expect.
cd home Thursday from a six
weeks visit In tho East.
Mr. and Mrs Victor Hugo Smith
have returned 10 town from an cx.
tended stay in California.
AIR and Mrs. Norman b. Abrams
have removed from their country
home TO their house in town.
Mrs. Ross Wilson and baby son
removed Tuesday from the Virginia
Mason hospital 10 their home.
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a cranberry ensemble suit. the dress
20 frost crepe. trimmed with Kash.
mana cloth, and the coat Of kash,
mana trimmed with siberian saulr,
rel Her hat was "a black trcotn. "a
Mandette model, with brilliant o-na.
ment and her yoraagv of orchids,
The bride Il graduate 81 tho
University OF Washington and "a
member of Kappa Kappa Gamma
sorority The groom graduated
from the law school az tho unlvcr
silly lie Is member % Delta kap-
pa Epsilon, oval club and Phi Al
pha Delta honorary lcgal fraternity.
AFTER November 10. Mr. and Mw.
Hillman viii bc az homo In Seattle,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-08
Margaret Petit Dance
Recital


Under tho u1pictH ~ the English
and dramatic art department at the
University Uf Washington, Margaret
rrtit. the talented dancer, arr.8icl
by corps do ballet VIII be presented
in q dance recital 40 Mgluy hlll, on
Friday evening. October No..
The proceed derived Will benefit
the fund for thr publication ~ Unit
yerily u Washington phga and poe
try
The program follows
'taHFY Dancing s.s..-.r. ... Medley
Prospective pupil a,.r trsnrrH hghlsr
nsurip master $1,000 .srfifud9 wy'nul
efFflan uaUrrr srrsHrrrar.# KUN MH1nH
spanish dancer .sssssrr ltuth hlEhnrna1h
Toe dancer ..rt.r.sssr Margaret hanlaH
isfs dancer rassss-s. Irsndpeia Young
Drummer BOY st-rr.rr.aH ripllini
Margaret Petit
Ths Grassss u,rtfuds wriafiGl ,soiotsp
The water ........... Frances huHIrF
The Flowers .rs..., Margaret Naulfg
The Leaves .,r-.s-r. l,gih iI'hHrAHon
sunday AfisfEaaaf srs.rrrrrr. ltuafisf
Anna and Roth Wayne
= Drsamt That . psslt in Marble
Margarst rsut
Polka" uttD .-....s.-. ...,,- Dyorsk
Misses Kohlsr. richardson. wstnsiri and
Young
Msndslssohu rris
Elizabeth Chnuta. Frances williams aud
Helen Stewart
The niua Danube Wniifru' shifau5s
Margaret Petit and Misass kahihr Man
lrY. Richardson and WrlnsfA
INTEHMiH ION
st.as Nuchsebaa Dc Porto luro.'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT wolfe fsfrari
Ruth Richardson and Misses kohlfr.
WsinrIri and Young,
Z "chhdrsn Who visited the Snow
Queen -....r..sr.s...t. elhrnuno y
synopsial rsp children iasi 90 tho for
rst wander into the realm - me
snow Queen They fan asleep not
knoEiaE thsy vlIi never wSks HEuin
The SNOW queen .r...-,- Margaret PETIT
The Iltla 10Y .sr,... itaErl Telqui9i
The tlttls uirl. s....ss Geraldine hoosST
My Sister ard t".st...sas. chopin iAsfl
Frances Eonier and Ruth Hishhfds9Hs
Msudtiasohn Trio-r
"tafs.Ifsflrn Nrw York" ...s., nehutsy
Margaret rstn ana Thtndgria Young
Z s'koieidascopr" .r-fsrr. .r.H..rfr Hounoa
I Anna ard Ruth wayne
{ Msndrissohn THp
aDiysrsisns ~ the Court 1910" HAYDN
Margaret Petit ard Missrs Kohisr, Man
/ isT UirhHrdHon and Msinfrl
All dances arranged and costumes o.
siFusd ~ NsfTufrf Petit
I Costumes executed - Me- ffahF "
Eran.
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Marriage Of Miss Coles
Announced

Mr. and Mira. william s, Coles an.
nouner the marriage OF their daugh,
ter, Margaret. TO Mr., Arthur Wicks.
son OF Nlr and Mrs Joseph Wicks.
on Monday afternoon. october 6.
on their return from their we'd,
ding trip. Mr., and Mrs. wicks win
make their home In Seattle,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-08
MCKINLEY CIRCLE

Mckinley Circle, Ladies' OF the
G. a. H.. will hold silver tea at the
home Of Mrs. Florence Roop, 1861
Hamlin ST, Friday. October 10.
Luncheon at noon. Take car No. 10.
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Breakfast TO Welcome
Traveller

In honor % Mrs Plaun. vito Of
Danish Consul ilcuninE Plaun. who
recently returned from "a year
abroad Mrs. Frederick Bausman viii
be hostess at breakfast Thursday az
The Wilsonian.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-08
BRITISH AMERICAN
aguF.fsTATTnN

The annual meeting o. the Brit
lsh- American association VIII be held
In Fine Arts hall, 2Oss Third ave,
on Friday. October 10. at 2. m.
Al persons Of British birth cordially
invited.
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WEST SEATTLE woMAN's CLUB
The West Seattle Woman's club
viii meet al .633 W. 5Oth st. with
Mrs w. W. Waters. hostess, on
Thursday. October 2. The topic for
the day will be ~Egypt, the Cradle
OF Civilization" by Mrs Louise G..
Stnpp and Mrs Hazel W. Horder.
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Announce First Dance
of Series

The Skyline Tnilcrs announce she
first dance OF a series 10 be given
this season on saturday evening,
October II, AZ tho Seattle Yacht
club.
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KANSAS WONEN's CLUB
Tho Kansas Women's club viii
meet 81 the home Of Mrs J. T.
Chain. s5is 18th ave. \. T.. Friday
October 10. Luncheon AZ 1880.
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PENNSYLVANIA STUDY
CLUB PROGRAM

Tho Pennsylvania study club an.
nounces a very interesting program
for the coming year. which follows.
october i7,--Home Of Mrs atAs Jacobs.
: D. m. hostossen, Mrs.. Mae Jacobs. Mrs.
Alice slack Mrs. J. s. slckrist subject.
PARK Rules and Regulations" Mira,
Mary Dcctsr. roll call. current events,
November 2i.--Ciub house. noon lunch
ron. hoatossss. Mrs. Marrist stein. Mrs.
Otciis Carrier. Mrs. Louise Sampson. An
puAi Christmas sale. roll call. place Of
interest
December is--ItonS OF Mas nhstta
Martin. y. m. hostcsses. Miss ishetih
Martin. Mrs Emily Peters. atra. Julia
Relt Subject, music. roll call. fAvorlts
song and composer.
January i6,--Homo % Mrs. Charles
WInKcr. D. M. hostesses. Mrs. Glare
ulutmaksr. Mrn Phoebe FoRh. Mrs G.
Wiuscr. subject. Immigration: round
table discussion leader, Hrs. g, G. Hall.
roll call. general news.
February 20.-iiome or Mrs ZollR
Bracken, g. M. hostessss. Mra, zclia
prackeu, Mrs Lila Donoho Mrs Christie
Campbell. Lincoln day; roll call. quota
lions from Lincoln.
March Presidents day. Club house.
2 .. m. fiostssses. Mrs l.. g. Healy,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-08
SEWING MEETING

Ladies OF Whittier Heights I'm
proyement club will meet with Mrs.
Z. Harrison. S0i5 18th ave. y. w.
on Thursday. October 2, at ! p. m
Bring sewing.
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JOHN & ALLEN

PIT. \.
The regular meeting Of John p.
Allen pr. a. viii be held Thurs.
day. October Q. In tho auditorium.
Business meeting at 2 p. m, fol
lowed by an address By a. +. Gist.
principal OF the y. +. Day school
Miss Grace Farrar, First grade
teacher. and the mothers Of pupils
in her room wiz be hostesses. Re.
frcshments
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Mrs. Robinson
Entertaining

Mrs. Roy u Robinson has cards
out for a tea az her homo ON Friday
afternoon. October ~, from 4 until
6 o'clock
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DfcKrvs FEIIOWsHIp

Dickens Fellowship will meet
Thursday evening. October .. at s
O'Clock. at the Chamber Of Com.
meree. Topic. ''Barnaby Rudge"
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Women's Clubs

1880 a m. ADVANCED pupils az
$3.50 .. m.
NORTH QUEEN ANNE PIT. A.
The North Queen Anne PIT. A.
win meet Thursday. October .. at 9
p. m. at the school. Miss Anna
aIay Matheson will speak on Mod.
ern Educational Tests"
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PARLIAMENTARY LAW CLASS

PARLIAMENTARY LAW CLASS
Robert Parliamentary Law Class
win meet at the Y. W. G. A. Thurs
day. October .. at 1880 p. m. Mrs.
Ella Cudihee. parliamentarihn. Sub
Jet lesson. Committees" The auxil-
larry class In public speaking. under
Nine. Harriet saunderson. will study
Mark Anthony's speech from Julius
Caesar" For Info rmatiou call
NE 1rse-5isf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-08

AMETHYST CHAPTER. o. Z. S.
Amethyst Chapter, o. +. s.. will
give a card party "Wednesday eve
ming, October s. at . o'clock, at
Fraternal hall, 18th and Jackson st.
Court. Whist viii be played
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LEscHI pr. 4.

I,eschi PIT. 4. win meet in the
basement OF the school Thursday,
october .. at 2:3O p. m. a campfire
program win be followed by 4 re-.
ceptlon to the teachers and new
members
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FRANKLIN PIT. 4.

Franklin PIT. \. viii hold its next
meeting Thursday. October 2. at ESQ
o'clock. at the school. Mr.. Matthew
lHiH will discuss the educational side
OF the 40 and so mills tax. Initiative
No. So" and a representative from
the Tax Reduction league will speak
on the other side Of tho question.
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RAYNoR CHATTER

Rnynor Chapter. Annie Wright
seminary. will meet Thursday. octo-
Der .. at the home Of Mrs. George o.
Scott. SIS L. 65th 81.
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WoMANs CITY CLrB

Woman's City clubs classcs in
municipal citizenship will meet in
the Terminal Sales Building club
rooms. Thursday. October Q. at
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
PARENT TEACHERS

PARENT TEACHERS
CONVENTION
Tho semi annual convention %
King County Parent Teacher asso.
cations viii BE- held In the high
school az Kent on Saturday. October
IL Cooperation between School
Boards and Parunt.Tcachef Associa.
lions" Il 20 be tho theme o. this
meeting. with some time devoted 10
a discussion OF legislation affecting
the public schools.
Luncheon will be served By mem.
bera Of the Kent association under
the able leadership Of Mrs l.. w.
Tailor. president Of Kent Circle,
The convention will b. directed b.
Mrs. r. G. Higlcy. president Of King
county division. with Mrs Victor II,
Malstrom. state president, as guest
Of honor. a cordial invitation has
been extended 20 all school boards In
King county 20 be present. and 10
Join the round table discussion.
The program follows;
MnHStNu
5lA Registration
ieii Lefd1s Prayer In uHlssu
tg.so sojos
tai 20. cease Thy Staging
Maiden FaiF Hhrhmanin3f'
CO.. The Toy balloon ...t.
............. Julia . FoH
Miss Ruth uamford
li0a3 wsit0ma % oEr visitors
For the school t3afd, Ellsworth
r. Moore
For me teaching staff l. W
Wright
lIsst8 Response. Mr. ?. C. HiKisY.
King county superintendent
1850 Business
llT10 Address. Pleading Legislation
which Affects our Public
Behaal
Mrs. Victor ". Malsirbm, President
Washington state Branch
!. % Lanchfon
AFTERNOON
| 1850 Duet for xylophoHs and violin
fal Venetian Love song SeFin
90 Mighty Lax a Rose NvyiF
NIss Ruth Meredith and
SIR Harold Long
/ Isfs Address. Cooperation De
tween school Boards and
| Patrons"
Mr. J. Z. Caassii
| s.ts Community singing
Mrr. Andrew J. HaaE Leader
| ass Round Table
| a.is Resolutions
900 "Blest De the Tie That Bindf'
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CLUBS FOR THURSDAY

Z. +. DAY PIT. A.
b r. Day PIT. a. viii hold a
reception 10 the teachers In the
school auditorium. Thursday. octo-
Der .. At $3.50 p. m There viii be
an interesting program and refresh
msntA All members and parents
requested TO be present to welcome
the teachers Arrangements have
been made for the care OF small
children Of those attending.
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txrJApy ROSE SOCIETY

AUXILIARY ROSE SOCIETY
The auxiliary 20 the Seattle Rose
society will resume activities for the
season. a meeting will be held In
tho cafeteria OF the r. ". c. a. Fri.
day. October 10. M ~ noon. 4 has
ket display n fan flowers will be
placed on exhibit by tho members
and a trophy given for the rst deco,
rated basket. There viii b. election
OF officers and Mrh Cam Austin
Parsons, chairman requests M many
~ the members b. present. as much
important business will be trans
acted
PAST MATRoNs' ASSOCIATION
Past Mhtronh' Association. o T. S.
Of King County will meet Friday.
October 10. at p m a. The home
OF Mrs Ida Young l5s spth ave
Take Yesier car.
wOoDCTlAFT TOTEM CLUB
woodcrnft Totem club will meet
Friday. October 10. at .. m. In
tho ciuhrooms
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MARCEL AND CURL LAST
LONGER after Golden Clint
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-08
AUXILIARY TO

The Ladies' auxiliary 10 the Broth
erhood Of Railroad Trainmen will
hold ~ next regular meeting Thurs
day. October .. at 100 y. m, at 1915
FIrht ave