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Real Estate for, Sale
Houses for Sale
r. A. HUMPHREYS

II. AZ nOMPnKAES
p ST.. NEAR NORTH CAPITOL
laundry. trayA garage. Price right for
$3.50 ST. N. u.
:. Store ana dwelling. brick. 10 rms.
bath, gas latr0be heat; store now va.
cant MEAS Tsiis' ira Fac AND x N. e.
tiled bath, elect, h.-w. h. laundry trays.
Cheap al price asked; easy terms.
This fine bay window brick. 8 rms.
NV. h., elect. laundry trays. garage.
Cannot be dupli,Ssst:d for price asked.
6 rms bath. gas, latrobe heat, newly
papsred and painted. Price. $4,000;
$500 cash q. Tars ss5 g Ser e. %oG D.
heat. bath. elect, laundry trays. lava.
tory In cellar, Brick garage. Price:
'''"'O' RIvERDALE, MD.
This fine corner home. lot $50 by 200
feet rms, bath, furnace heat, gas
garage Price. 1880.
RIvERDALE. MD.
Bungalow, lot so by 200 feet, rms,
bath. INV, h, gas and elect, garage.
Price c1irSfSfoL HEIGHTS. MD.
Price: ss,5Oo; $500 eAsh and $40 per
month.
r, A. HUMPHREYS
Telephone Main 67a3.
Res. phone. Berwyn llO-M.
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance.
300 North Capitol st. N. W.
NEW SIx room aud bath, n.-w. A.. elec.
MHhts, porchoe, garage apAce: $500
cash, balance less than rent. l26 18th
ST. N p. Direct from owner.
High View Home
$500. This fine little colonial home
OF Six nice rooms and bath is now
offered for sale at this very reason
able figure. II has electric lights fine
furnace and whole house in fine con-
dition. tTS0 cash: balance easy.
Georgetown
S6,760 for almost new thoroughly
modern colonial home OF 6 large rooms
and bath; colonial front porch; back
porch; immense back yard; fine cellar
with tubs: sarge; electric lights: sTSO
DAVIS AND STEELE
1870 New York Ave. Main sos2-bsss
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Gardiner s. Dent, Inc.

Gardiner s. Dent, Inc.
MAIN 1854. 1909 l. ST. NV.
TODAY'S SPECIALS
NEAR 7TH 4 MD. AVE. N. E.
~ Beautiful home: center-haii plan !:
9 roomS; thoroughly modern; porches:
double brick garage; bargain: $4,000.
CO Colonial brick Of rooms: hot
water heat: cleo. lights; hardwood
floors: attic; porches: $4,000. Easy
terms
SOUTHEAST.
% emi-detAched brick Of s rooms !;
bath; electricity: large lot with garage;
% Six-room brick; bath; fine eondi-
ton: space for garage; only $3.50.
Terms
(sJ Colonial s-room brick bath, beau
tifully decorated; double garage; $3.50.
Terms.
BUNGALOWS.
Beautiful; s to s rooms; thoroughly.
modern: exceptionally" large lots;
porches; hardwood floors; some with
garages; $500 to $1,000 cash. Easy
terms.
WHITE OR coLoRED.
NEAR 21ST & SITS. N. w.
Brick home Of rooms; laundry room;
hot-wAter heat: electric lights; double
rear porches; garage space; only $3.50;
terms. AS an investment this property
cannot be duplicated.
HUNDREDS OF HOMES PoR SALE
IN ALL SECTIONS.
GARMAN BROS.
District NaSl Bank Bldg.
M. S329: F. $3.50.
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DAHLGREN TERRACE.

Beautiful bungalow. rooms and
large lot, garage, beautiful shrubbory;
owner leaving city: will make very rea-
sonable tePIne; agents don't answer. /.
BOX A-262. TINHS.HERALD.
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NEW HOMES
Ready to Move in
~ IN AZ r e. NJ T.

Just east Of North Capitol ST.;
6 large rooms, tile bath, h.-w. h.,
electric, lights, built-in ice box,
lots of extras, double rear porches,
wide front porch, extra deep lot
to wide alley. Easy terms. Open
evenings. For sale by
THOMAS A.. JAMESON & CO.
900 N. Y. Ave. Main 5525.
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Music. Dancing, DramaticaI 90
SAxOPHoNE. viOlin, piano; Individual
instruction; more than 90 pupils play
Ing professionally and concert; train.
ing with orchestra for professional
work. Beard Studios, 3471 14th ST.
n: w. Columbia 715-J.
DANCE Mon. We'd, Sat, 8:30.12 M.
7th and o Ste. N. w.
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FOR COLORED.
$4,000-$5OO CASH.

Lots at present prices make . good
investment whether you seek . homo
site or on Investment.
NATIONAL REALTY CO,
Bond Bag: Nain ie9I.
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Wonlen'S University
Ball on October
Rainier Club.

TUE women's University club win
/ issue invitations Wednesday
for It's annual reception and ball on
lSiAay evening. octohcr 10, In honor
% the past pre- aaents of the club
ana incoming president Mrs Pred
eric Hall White.
The first assembly ~ The morning
book review class this season viii
he held AZ the cluh on Wednesday
morning. at 1889 o'clock. with AIRS,
j. J. Buchanan as leader Miss As,
mes Hansen VIII speak on The
Tendencies in European Literature :"
The current events class viii be,
gin its winter activities on Wedncs.
day. under tho leadership Of Mrs,
John Wilson, Luncheon viii be az
1880 o'clock.
Today the hoard % trustees enter,
tanned az luncheon In honor Of 70.
cent members of the club, Included
are Mrs. James C. stuart. Mrs. Alex
Wiley. Mrs. Joseph Daniels. Mrs.
Harold Lindsay, Mrs, Kenneth Kerr.
Mrs George b. Jackson. Miss 10
sephine MeAllister. Miss Catherine
Rover. Miss Lila pclAno. Miss Paul.
inc MeCaulcy. Miss Laura Holdings.
head. Mss Margaret +. A. Craw.
ford and Miss Dorothy Roberts,
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Nurses Study Club Hold
Charming Reception

The Seattle Nurses study club.
now being formed by Mrs, Ethel
smart, state organiser. held Us first
reception last evening In the Won.
ems University club auditorium The
American college colors. red. white
and blue developed IN lilies OF the
valley. roses and coruflowcrs. were
the charming decorations.
The following delightful program
was rendered,
Leader. Miss Daisy May Iaautiu n 81
haheinE epFriaitY .sHsrsr Helen hsmsu
one % the rsVuy MsrhiUa. fapu 81
Fruf, NavNaoff
Miss n Hawkins, accompanied.
lluts solo s. Miss Dorothy D Thomas
Nuiysrfity % Washington,
Miss . Hawkins. accompanied,
Ni7iin aaio ,.srs- ...rs Mas Irene Wick
Pupil 81 Mon. "a Plat
AasiaiH Van Ataiup, accompanies
Cornish school et Musie,
Piano selection ..rr-r-.s-r Eiinnre kayfs
University % Washington
RsadinE -r..t.s.-.s. barbara Hedges
Pupil 81 Della Neal CiinE
Veal solo. Thank God Tor q uarasn'
Madame y 81 Ripple
Talk -s.-...rr.-.s-- Mra Charles X. Rites
Mrs.. Ethrl smart. stats organizer.
Mrs. Smart states that the plan OF
the organization Is 20 have monthly
meetings when collegiate subjects
win be studied ana lectures Of eul,
tuTal order given.
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Orthopedic Lunch
and Thrift Shops

Mrs. c. 4. Little win be hostess
for University Guild al the Ortho-
pcdic lunch room. 20 Columbia st..
on wednesday. assisted by Mrs. w
VI. Hansen. Mrs. ]. r. Holton. Mrs.
4. r. Foltz. Mrs. n T. pupar. Mrs
II. NJ. Haas. Mrs. Carlitos Bills.
Mrs. r, w Hopper. MIR L. a.
Trccn. Jr.. Mrs. 4. Y. Rossi. Mrs.
l.. II. Fiter. Mrs. c. II. corbet,. Mrs
l.. +. nanksou. Mrs. N. L. saboe
Mrs. w. T. Robinson. Mrs II. a.
Preston, Mss. W. ~. Gray. Mrs ",
+. surgert. Mrs. ]. X. Mcdowell.
Mrs. John l.. Bird. Mrs. J. y. Mich,
olson. Mrs. II. II. Fling. Mrs. w. L.
Waltz. Miss MarEarita Hardy and
Miss Della Wright
Queen Anne Guild. with Mrs c.
r. Brown aud Mrs Mary r. Baxter.
win be In charge a. the Thritt shop
on Wednesday morning. and Capitol
Hin Guild. with Mrs. l. =. Newton
and Mrs. Falcon Joalin. viii have
charge in tho afternoon.
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Other new groups are being organ
lied in the Longfellow, Rainier. Uni
yersity Heights. John Muir. Stevens
and Oak Lake schools.
The girls Of the Stevens school
group met on the ship wednesd' 7
afternoon, September -. and cleo ID
the following officers: President.
Betty Calvert: vice president. Ruth
Hine: secretary. Grace Davies; scribe.
Margaret Taylor. The others mem
bers OF the group are Grethe Chris
Hanson. Julia Nelson. Gretchen Ke-
gel and Euphemla Patrick
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A second Madrona group has been
organized with Mrs. a. G. Green.
street as guardian and Miss Char.
lotts Greensireet as assistant guar.
dian
In the Raycnna district Mrs F. s.
Colyin has the guardianship Of a
new group. with Mrs. l., c. Bankson
as assistant.
Miss Margaret Dupins and Miss
Eleanor Springer arc the leaders Of
group in the Inierlnke district
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Campfire Girls

The Guardians association II Civ.
Ing a nah jongE and card party in
the social hail aboard ship on Wed.
n~sdhy. October !. Tho hours arc
from ! ui in the afternoon and
from s TO 10 IN tho evening. The
proceeds will be used 20 help pay
for tho piano aboard ship.
Al the guardians OF Campfire
groups in tho Northwest arc invited
TO edit the Torch, magazine Of the
Campfire Girls. The November Is.
sue viii be guardians number. Since
this will be the first time the guar.
dams have edited Il, there Is much
interest being shown by the various
groups.
Glasses in the art OF bookhindinE
will be held aboard ship every Mon
day evening from until ., com
mcncinE September 90 Instruction
will be given BY SIR. S. r. Manson.
an expert in the craft. Girls may
either bring their materials or buy
them nj the class. The incest work
will probably be taken TO national
conference this year.
The Campfire orchestra meets on
Camaraderio every Tuesday after
noon at o'clock. Tho orchestra
is growing this winter and any
girl who plays an instrument is in
vited 10 join. Many arc tho adj
ventures this group OF girls has
and II Is a privilege TO belong.
Every "Wednesday afternoon there
Is class in bookbinding for girls.
Girls may come singly or may sign
mp 10 come as n group.
Every Friday afternoon girls may
como TO tho ship to learn folk dances
and Campfire songs with motions
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WI Act as Patrons
at Dance

Commodore and Mrs James Grin-
this. Afr. and Mrs. Daniel l. Pratt
and Mr. and Mrs Colin o. Radford
will act as patrons and patronoases
az the autumn formal tho junior
members o. the Yacht club will give
Saturday evening Several no-host
dinners. as well as one by members
Of the committee IN charge. are be-
Ing planned 10 prccedo the affair.
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REREKAH DISTRICT
.rr..-r.r..

The scmiannuhl meeting Of ds.
trict No. / viii be held az Reniun,
Wednesday. October I. with 90.
lumbia lodge, No. 1T, l. o. o. r.. al
hosts. All Reheignhs are cordially
invited 20 attend this instructive
meeting
For information. call tho district
president. Mrs Maize D. Hathaway.
OIL cudle i3.tJJ.
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Personal

SIR and MrH Perry " lruaH
with their daughter, MiEs Jane
Trual. and Mr and Mrs Francis
Browntll. Ir. lrft Monday b. motor
for OkanoEan on a weeks hunting
trip
ar ana Mrs Charles Kerr who
have been spending the summer a.
Enatai on the sound have removed
10 their home In Mount Baker
SIR and Mra Theodore .. Sam
sell tHeieu MarinEl have removed
TO their new home a. i3o2 Seventh
ave. y, T.
Mr. and Mira George Black and
daughter. Nancy Dorsey will leave
Thursday for Louisville Ky com
ing home by way Of Texas and
California about December
Mlaa Leone Bin Of Los Angeles
who has been spending two weeks
IN town. will leave today on the
II. y Alexander for her home.
Mrs John ". Eddy left Sunday
night on a trip 10 New York
Mrs John Philip WeyerhasuEsr
Jr,. Of Occur d'Alsne. and small
daughter. Ana. arrived In town
Monday 70 visit Mira MARRIED. Bol-
com.
Mrs George H. Greene Of Wash
lngton. - q. and daughter. Mrs
Charles H. Thatehca Of Toledo.
Ohio. who have been spending
week In town. left Sunday. Mrs
Greene for Port Townsend 90 visit
relatives and Mrs Thatcher for her
home In tho East
Mr. and Mrs Chester Rsitze are
receiving congratulations upon the
birth OF n daughter September g.
az 81. Luke's hospital
Mrs Robert walkinshaw left 20,
day for a three months visit with
relatives in Baltimore
Air. and Mra, Grosvenor Folsom
and daughter. Mas Elizabeth Fol
som. viii remove October /, from
their summer home AZ Wing Point
tn fhsir tayFn bgusr
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Dinner for Travellers

To honor Mr.. and Mrs Oscar
Foster. who will leave shortly for
California 10 spend tho winter
months Mr.. and Mrs. T. II Epper-
son win entertain with a dinner for
eight at their home on Saturday
evening.
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Supper and Sh0lCer

To compliment Miss Ruth Tanzsr
and her lance. Mr.. Robert A. Me
Nee. Jr.. Mrs. Hall Schumacher will
entertain with n supper and shower
al her home on Friday evening.
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PROGRESSIVE THOUGHT

CEIB
Progressive Thought club viii
hold reception at the home Of Mrs.
George a. Spencer. 25f2 14th ave.
s., Wednesday. October I. at 1880
o'clock.
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Birthday PARTY

For the pleasure Of her son.
Sherman. on his seventh birthday.
Mrs. Guy s. Peterkin win entertain
Is children az a junior party az
her home on Thursday afternoon.
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conducted and short business hes.
sion wll include the appointments
OF committee chalrmen. a program
b. tho children win be followed By
a reception for Tho principal aud
teachers. Refreshments served. with
the new officers acting as hostsssss
.GET'ACQuAiNTED DANCE
The first Of a series OF Esi-ae.
quainted dances 20 BE- given by tho
wives Of retail druggists viii take
place Tuesday evening. September
10. AZ AK pavilion.
LONESOME CLUB
Tho Lonesome club will meet
Tuesday evening. September 30. al
$40 o'clock. ~ 1919 sixth ave. sps,
ciht program and dancing ~ .
o'clock Strangers and lonely people
welcome.
STEP, a. WEE CLUB
The stepa.w Wee club viii hold an
informal dance at Douglas hall. 10th
and r. Pine 3, Friday evening. at
? o'clock.
M1ssOuLA CLUB
Tho Mlssoula club win meet with
Mrs. James Walker. 1916 Third ave.
n. Thursday. October :. nj y. m.
Assisting hostcsscs, Mrs, s. @. Ward
and Mrs, T.. G.. Hendricks.
soLANA CLUB
solano club VIII be entertained at
luncheon on Thursday. October ?. at
1870 o'clock by Mrs. H. @. Nolch.
in the olympian apartments. 1905
z. Madison std
JOHN HAY PIT. a.
John Hay PIT. A. will hold It's
regular meeting Thursday. October
2. NJ 2.30 o'clock. In the auditorium
OF tho school Miss Minnie osbcrg
win sing and Rav. Edward Lincoln
Smith. Of tho school board. win
speak.
MOUNTAIN VIEW SOCIAL CLUB
Mountain View soclal club will
hold It's regular card party nt Harms
hall. 1900 Aurora ave. Thursday. DC
toher 2, at p. m. lravors. All In
vitcd
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Dearboras VIII Be
Dinner Hosts

Mr. and Mrs Henry Dearborn win
he hosts at = dinner o. ten covers
on "Wednesday evening az the Rain
Ter club
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Luncheon for Out-ot-
TolCH Guests

ComplimsntinS n group OF friends
from Olympia. Mrs. Howard Taylor
viii entertain with an informal
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Mrs. Jerome to GiUe
Luncheon

With covers placed for sixteen
guests. Mrs. Timothy Jerome win en-.
terrain at a home luncheon wedncs-
day afternoon.
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CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY
PYTHIAN SISTERS

PYTHIAN SISTERS
Seattle Temple No. .. Pythian SIS.
tiers. viii meet "Wednesday evening.
October I, al A. o. U. W. hall. 1909
Ninth ave. The club meetings have
been changed from the second and
fourth Thursdays TO tho first and
third Wednesdays IN each month.
CLARA BARTON TENT
Clara Barton Tent. Daughters OF
Veterans. viii have a social meeting
on Wednesday. October LIST. at the
home Of Mrs. Lois seIber, 1901 Sand
ave. $. Take ut. Baker car to Mass
achusetts st.
AUXILIARY TO RUTH SCHOOL
Queen Anne Auxiliary to the Ruth
school building fund will meet
Wednesday noon, October 1. for sil.
yer tea followed by cards. with Mrs.
Sarah Allen. 1853 sixth ave. w.
ALPHA THIMBLE CLUB
The Alpha Thlmbic club will meet
at the home Of Mrs. Mary Price.
1871 Remington Court. wednss-
day. October /. Luncheon at
O'Clock. Take Cherry ST. car.
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
Tho women's Foreign Missionary
society OF the University Methodist
church viii meet wednesday. octo.
Der /. at the chapel. Mrs. Dennis
Mason, hostess
ZoNTA CLUB
The Zonta club will meet Wed
nesday. October /, for a noon day
luncheon at the Dixie tea room.
Miss Mary Eidrcd viii speak.
DAUGHTERS OF PIONEERS
Daughters Of Pioneers OF Wash.
lngton prior TO 1870 will meet
wednesday. October /, at 2 D. m, In
Pioneers hall, Madison park. The
ne" members viii be introduced by
inc president, and the following pro
pfam presented: Piano solo, Mrs.
Lulu Shepard tombstone; vocal solo.
Mrs. Joseph A. Calwell. The urns
WIN DC presided over by Mrs. z. s.
meany and Mrs. Title Moore. A
iuil attendance is desired.
RAINIER BEACH
WoMANs CLUB
Inc regular meeting Of the Raj.
hler Beach Woman's club Will be
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LUNCHEON CLuB

Mount Baker Park Luncheon club
will meet al the Mount Baker club.
house on wednesday afternoon. oc.
tohcr .. Tor a O'Clock luncheon.
followed by bridge. The officers OF
the club will be the hostcsses.
They are: Mrs C. y. Dickinsn,
Mrs. r. r. Weeks, Alrs. J ~ Baird
and Mira. A. II. Kellogg.
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sEAHrRsr COUNCIL

seahurat Council Of Minute Won.
On. viii meet at tho Lake Buricn
school. wednesday. October !, az
ESQ O'Clock.
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Women's Clubs

held "wednesday. October !. a. : p.
m. at tho home OF Mrs J. l. Nc
Nealy. $3.50 Rainier ave. Mra Har.
~ Merrill viii speak on Historical
Boston" and Mrs. George Clo,hicr
viii give the Topics Of tho Day"
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CLARA RARTON TENT

Clara Barton Tent. Daughters OF
Veterans, viii have a social meeting
on Wednesday. October LIST. at the
home Of Mrs. Lois seIber. 1901 Sand
ave. $. Take Mt. Baker car to Mass
achusetts st.
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This Is a chance for every girl 20
know how 20 sing her Campfire
songs correctly.
The following report Of Campfire
work Is, given by the executive
board for the months Of August and
September
office-s00 letters, 1000 torches
mailed. 500 letters 10 guardians. 1000
pieces literature distributed. 1900
visitors. 2Ie personal interviews ~
meetings Of guardians and girls
scnlth reunion dinner
Fieid-io0 hikes. $50 group meet
inRa 20 groups visited. skagit coun.
~ training camp.
Service Birthday party King
County home work aboard ship.
clerical work. girls sent 20 sealth,
Puhlicity-s5 newspaper articles, (.
magazine stories OF ship. booth Mcr.
chants exhibit. radio program OF
Campfire program,
Each summer the pubic library
loans Camp sealth two or three hun
drrd books Last year not a hook
was lost but this season we have the
following missing
Under the Lilacs-Alcott.
Tales From the Acknowledging.
Cinder pond-Rankln.
What Katy Did al schooi--wool.
scy.
II any girl can help locate them
headquarters would greatly npprcci-
ate Il.
a new group has been organized
this week al the Madrona school
under tho guardianship OF Mrs. Ruth
Hewctt The girls have chosen the
name Keladn for their group and tho
first officers arc as follows: Presi.
dent. Alice Belle Hewett; vice presi.
dent. Patricia Mcclure: treasurer.
Ermal Anderson. and scribe. Bonnie
Wheeler.
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EAsTERN sTAR CLuR
ADDITIONAL CLUBS

BENEFIT DINNER
Mru. ]. Russell will serve n noon
dinner at her home. bs1s 22nd ave.
n. W.. Thursday, October 2, Cards
at .. m. The affair is for the bcnc.
fit OF the Ladies' Of tho g. A. II
Comrades and friends welcome.
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Seattle Society
Edited by Lillian Keen LeBalister Telephone MA 10000
AsSistant-Franees Oldham
MuSe-Louise Raymond owens
Club Reception and
10, Entertaining ut

luncheon al her home on wednes,
day Afternoon.
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MCKINLEY CIRCLE
CARD PARTY
William Mckinley circle. Ladies OF
the q. a. r.. will give a military
whist party in Veterans hall. Ar.
mory, Wednesday evening. October
/. at $50 o'clock.
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AUXILIARY TO RUTH SCHOOL
Queen Anne Auxiliary to the Ruth
school building fund will meet
Wednesday noon, October /. for a sill.
yer tea followed by cards, with Mrs.
Sarah Allen. 1883 Sixth ave. w.
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HEBREW BENEVOLENT

HEBREW BEN ENDLENT
SOCIETY
Seattle Hebrew Benevolent society
Will meet "wednesday. October /. AZ
go O'Clock. az Temple Center.
Board meeting at 1890 a m.
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AMETHYST SOCIAL CLUB
Amethyst Social club. o. II. s.
win meet with Mrs. Ida Young
1873 2sth ave. wednesday. October
/. Luncheon at p. m. Take
Yesler car TO 2sth, walk one block
north.
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WEST WOODLAND

WEST WOODLAND
PRE- SCHOOL CIRCLE
The West Woodland Pre- School
circle viii hold their first meeting
this year. Wednesday. October 1, nj
2t5 p. m. in school auditorium. \
good program has been arranged. Rs.
frcshmcnts will be served.
EASTERN STAR CLUB
Eastern Star club will give a bridge
for members on Wednesday. October
/. al : D. m. at 1920 Arcade square.
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Miaa Leone 1911 Of Los Angeles
who has been spending two weeks
IN town. will leave today on the
n. T. Alexander for her home.
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THIS Is chance for every girl 20
know how 20 sing her Campfire
songs correctly.
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Mrs John Philip weyerhasursr
Jr,. Of Occur d'Alsne. and small
daughter. Ann. arrived In town
Monday 20 visit Mira MARRIED. Boil
com
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Alr and Mira George Black and
daughter. Nancy Dorsey will leave
Thursday for Louisville Ky com
ing home by way Of Texas ana
California about December T.
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Mrs George n Greene Of wash
lngton, - e, and daughter. Mrs
Charles H. Thatehea Of Toledo.
Ohio. who have been spending a
week In town. left sunday. Mrs
Greene for Port Townsend 90 visit
relatives and Mrs Thatcher Tor her
home In tho East
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DAUGHTERS or PIONEERS

RAINIER BEACH
WoMAN's CLUB
me regular meeting Of the Raj.
nier Beach wonan's club vii, b.
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LONESOME CLUB

sTEP. A.wEE CLUB
The stepnwcr club viii hold an
Informal dance at Douglas hall. 10th
and r. Pine 81. Friday evening. al
? o'clock.
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Mrs John w Eddy left Sunday
night on trip 10 New York
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Mr. and Mrs. Ernest ] Riley
Aice Iacksonl have returned from
their wedding trip and arc visiting
Mira. Rilcy's mother. Mrs. John ".
Jackson. for a short time.
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Mr.. and Mrs. NJ =, Patterson. o.
81. Paul. arc spending few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Bacon,
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ALPHA THIMBLE CLUB

The Alpha ThlmbIc club will meet
at the home Of Mrs. Mary Price.
1871 Remington Court. Wednss.
day, October /. Luncheon at ]
O'Clock. Take Cherry ST. car.
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Mr. and Mrs Chester Rsitze are
receiving congratulations upon the
birth OF n daughter September Is,
az 81. Luke'a hospital
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FAfRvfEw Pr. 4.
F'airviow PIT. A. viii meet ut tho
school Thursday. October 2, at 2I5
p. m A membership drive will be
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Miss Jean Fox Is Visiting Miss
Clara Bruhu. AZ Toppeulsh, FOR a
month
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ZoNTA CLUB

ZoNTA CLUB
The Zonta club will meet Wed
nesday, October /, for a noon day
luncheon at the Dixie tea room.
MiSs Mary Eidred win speak.