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Evening star., 1924-09-21

Mr.. Armistead Boothe and Mr.. Gard
ner l. Boothe, jr.. have returned from
Sugar Hill. N. H. Mr.. Armisteac
Boothe, Mr.. Thomas j. Moncure, Mr.
Earl Knight and Mr.. Milton Grege
have left for Charlottesville to enter
the University of Virginia
Mrs. Edwin Graves, who has been
spending the Summer with Lieut.
Graves at New London. Conn.,, is the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Arthur Her
bert, in Rosemont. Later Mrs. Graves
will visit her mother-in-law in Phil
adelphia, and afterward will Join
Lieut.. Graves on the Pacific Coast.
Miss Bertha Fishbach has returned
to her home in Marshall, Va, after a
visit to Mrs. Henry Padgett on Duke
street.
Rev. DR.. William ]. Morton is
spending several weeks in Atlantic
City. Miss Elizabeth Young of Fred
ericksburg was the guest last week
Of Miss Dorothy Morton at Christ
Church rectory. Miss Caroline Nor
ton will leave Tuesday for Richmond.
where she will enter st. GATHERINGS
School.
Mrs A C. Dunn and Miss Kath-
crime Dunn of Richmond are guests
OF the formers mother, MrS. HOWARD
T. Colvin, on North Royal street.
Mrs. Bascom Newton Luckett and
her small son of Bristol, Va, are
guests Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Harris, on King street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer kopp and their
children and Mrs. Kopp's mother. Mrs.
Fora Peyton, have returned from a
motor trip to Mannheim, Pa
Miss Marion Drischler has left for
Waynesboro, Va, where she will re-
enter Fairfax Hall for another ses-
sion.
Prof. H. G. Iddings of the Virginia
Polytechnic Institute, Blacksburg,
was the guest last week of his
brother-in-law, Mr.. r. c. Bowton, on
South Fairfax street.
Miss Gault Norton has returned
from Markham, Va, where she spent
the Summer.
Mrs. Gordon Asher is again in her
home after visit to friends in New
Yory City
Mr.. ]. T. Evans and his daughter,
Mrs. T. B. Pullman. have returned
from a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. z. P.
Jenkins in Portsmouth, Va
Miss Margaret Randolph left last
Evening star., 1924-09-21

week for Staunton. Va. where she
Will attend school at Stuart Hall.
Mrs. William N. Smith, who has
been spending the Summer at Orkney
Springs and with relatives in Rap
pahannock County, is back for the
Winter.
Miss Gladys Smith. who has been
visiting friends in New Smyrna, Fla
was the guest last week of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester Won Middlesworth in
Rosemont, and left later for her home
in Cleveland, Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. Julian T. Burke are
guests of the latter's brother-in-la law
and sister, Lieut.. Commander and
Mrs. Robert Alden Dawes, at the
Great Lakes naval training station.
near Chicago.
Mrs. D. S. Sterling of Rockville,
Conn.,, and Miss Hilda Hall of>Hagers-
town, Nd, are guests of Mrs. Charles
f. Hall on South Fairfax street
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Braden and
the latters mother, Mrs. Benton
Chinn, have returned from a motor
trip to Atlantic City.
Miss Marion Dienelt has returned
Evening star., 1924-09-21
Nuptials Holding Society
Spotlight in New York
ENGAGEMENTS. Weddings and Rumors Chief
Topics of Interest-Miss Stln,an Be
Bride of H. p. Davidson Soon

the war he served as a captain in
the Army. The Legion of Honor dec
GRAFTON was awarded him by the
French government His clubs are
the knickerbocke Racquet and Ten
mis-. Harvard and Piping Rock.
About year ago Miss Sullivan was
hailed as a heroine for her valiant
work in rescuing her father, when
their home at Radnor was burned.
Junior League chums OF Miss Abby
P. Morrison of 47 Grammercy are
anxiously awaiting her appearance
here in grand opera, which will take
place soon. For several seasons she
has played leading roles in league en-
tertainments, and her high quality of
work has won unstinted praise.
Although not a newcomer to the
stage, her association with the San
Carlo Grand Opera Company, at the
Jolson Theater, is regarded as her
real New York debut. Her first pro-
fessional role was in Robin Hood" in
Washington, in 1922. Later. she was
seen in benefit performance at the
Longacre Theater.
Although presented as guest
artist" with the San Carlos, it is said
that her ambition is to become a reg
ular member of the company Her
roles, as scheduled, will include Media
in "Pagliacci." and SantuZza. in Cav
alleria Rusticana." The critics have
declared that her voice is of unusual
quality and predict great future in
operate work. Miss Morrison is the
daughter of the late David NJ. Morri-
son.
Wedding Is Solemnized.
One of the prettiest of the mid Sep
tember weddings was that of Miss
Candace Catlin Woodruff to Mr.. Will
liam Wallace Benjamin at Litchfield,
Conn. The ceremony was attended
hf a number of New York colonists,
Woodruff is the daughter of Judge
and Mrs. James P. Woodruff of Litch-
field and Mr.. Benjamin is the son of
Mrs William Wallace Benjamin of
44e Park avenue and East Hampton.
There was reception at the home Of
the brides parents following the mar
riage.
Mrs W. Bernard Clark of Ardmore,
Pa. was matron of honor while Miss
Isabel Woodruff was maid of honor.
Among the other attendants were
Miss Eloise Warriner of Philadelphia
and Miss Dorothy Rhodes of Pitts
burgh.
The best man was Mr. William II.
Lyons OF this city and the ushers
were Mr.. Bernard Clark. Mr.. Morgan
w. Rogers. Mr.. George l.. M'Alpin. a
cousin of the bridegroom. and Mr.. d.
+. Brown From Mr.. Benjamin's
former classmates at Yale were Mr..
Frederick w. HilleS Mr.. w. w. An
derson, Mr.. Ii. 3. Strong, Mr.. j. r.
Beard and Mr.. Roger NJ. Woolley. Mr..
and Mrs Benjamin will make their
home in this city.
Evening star., 1924-09-21

Mary Daingerfield. Mr.. Francis La
Daingerfield and Miss Esther Fowl
Brookes are spending several week
at Atlantic City.
Mrs. A. J. Mitchell has returned Il
her home in lexington, Va, after {;
visit to relatives here. She was do
companied home by Mrs. Clyde Mitch
ell. who is the guest of her parent
in lexington.
Mrs. II. b. Arnoll. Miss Roberts
Arnold and Mrs. David Scares art
back from a visit to the latters Sis
ter, Mrs. j. c. Yochum, in Harris
burg, Pa.
Mr.. Lucian II. Erwin announces tht
marriage of his daughter, kathryn l.,
to Mr.. John q. Smith formerly oI
Waycross, Ga, Saturday, Scptem bel
13, in the par rsonage of the First Bap,
tist Church by Rev. p. l.. Vernon.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. b. Mullen have re.
turned from their wedding trip. and
are living at 119 North Columbus
street.
Miss Ruth Gary is home from a
CONTINUED on Eighth Page)
Evening star., 1924-09-21

Miss Wattles are a bridge party. tt
be given by Miss Laura Hulfish to.
morrow evening, in her home on South
st. Asaph street; shower by Mrs
Charles F. Holden Thursday after.
noon in her home in Rosemont, and q
buffet supper Friday evening by Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Alexander Lee
uncle and aunt OF the bride-elect, in
their home on Braddock Heights.
Judge and Mrs. Louis c. Barley
have returned from Mount Elliott
Springs, Va, where they spent sew
eral weeks. Judge and Mrs. Barley
had with them at the Springs their
son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frazier Baldwin OF Savannah
and their four children.
Mrs. Frances Smoot Danenhower
has returned from Harrisonburg, Va,
where she had been for the past
month.
Miss Fanny Dixon is the guest of
Mrs. Claiborne Piftle in Cleveland,
Ohio.
Miss Fannie Lee Woodson, who
spent the Summer with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Lee Woodson, in Har-
risonburg. has returned to Alexan-
dria for the Winter.
Miss Frances Knee is the guest of
her uncle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs. Les
lCI hHcCB III OIL ooo1i a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Sale have
completed a visit to the latter's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Nelms, in
Heathsville, Va, and are back in their
home here.
Mr.. r. Samuel Luckett has returned
from Tamaqua, Pa, where Mrs. Luck
EFT and their small son are guests of
her brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Rice Beard.
Mr.. Richard Acton and Mr.. Richard
Wright left last week for Lexingt on,
Va. to enter Washington and Lee
University,
Miss Alice Lee Harding is spending
a week with friends in New York.
Mrs. George w. Roop has returned
from visits to friends in Oatland and
Middleburg, Va. Mr.. William Quigley
Cunningham Of Washington is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Roop in their
home, on King street.
Miss Margaret Reese, who spent
the Summer with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Miller Reese, on Cam
eron street. went back to Vassar
Collage last week to resume her
studies.
Mr and Mrs. Gardner l. Bootha
Evening star., 1924-09-21

from visit to Miss Sara Roberts in
Mayfieid, Ky.
Mrs. j. j. Sullivan, Mr.. John Wood
row Sullivan, Mrs. Julian Haislip and
Miss Vivian Haislip have completed
visit to Mrs. Sullivan's sister, Mrs.
A. b.. Terrell, in Roanoke. Mrs. Ter
rell returned home with them, and
was their guest for several days in
their home in Cottage Park.
Mrs. George Kringler has returned
from a visit to her sisters Mrs W.
w. Luton and Mrs. j. G. Ferney-
hough, in Fredericksburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Weber and Miss
Edyth Weber are again in their home
in Brooklyn after visit to Mr. and
Mrs. II. f. Posey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur L. Southworth
have returned from a visit to friends
in Youngstown, Ohio.
Mrs. Jack Stuart of Winchester is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. II. H.
Mingin.
Mrs Mamie Pattie Anderson of
Roanoke is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Leveritte Finks on Prince street.
MIR. Edward l.. Daingerfield. Miss
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Women's Clubs

current poetry. while Mrs. s. n.
Macdonald viii give vocal selections
Following the program. refresh.
ments win be served in the dining
room by Mrs. George r. brewer and
her committee. composed OF Mrs. A..
II. Horton, Mrs. J Wesley Young.
Mrs. y. A. CARRIER. Mrs. +. c. Bereu.
DIES. Mrs. w. A. Gilmore and Mrs.
v. y. Maddoclss.
Tho tea urns will be presided over
by Mrs Hatcher. Mrs. c. f. Horton.
Mrs. Nofsinger and Mrs. Melsnest.
AIRS. u. r. Westmore. state pr,tsl.
dent OF the Federated Gibbs. and
Mrs. T. +. Kilby. state correspond.
ing secretary. who are in town. viii
be honor guests al n luncheon civ.
en- by the board Of trustees az the
Women's University club. on Thurs.
day afternoon. February Z. at IL
o'clock. Mrs. Westmore will speak
on Cooperation OF the Clubs Of the
state With the State Federation"
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0rthopedic Tea and
Thrift Shops

East Highland Drive guild Will be-
.ip charge o. the service AZ the ortho-
pedic Tea shop Thursday. Mrs. u.
-. Baldwin will b. hostess. and as.
sistlnE will be Mrs, G. G. Culllton.
Mrs. II. J. Armstrong. Mrs. NJ. T.
Martin. Mrs George Tenant. Mra.
II. ~ WalthIeu. Mrs. IT. T. Frcacrici
Mrs. a. l.. Campbell. Mrs. George II.
Reynolds Airu. r. W. FTohr. Mrs.
J. 5. Ford and Mrs, Louis Waller.
Renton Hin guild. with Mrs. y. J.
Stone. will be In charge on Thursday
morning AZ the Thrft shop and in
the afternoon. Flnst Inn guild with
Mrs. j. Parkhust and Mrs. II. G.
Ristine will direct tho service.
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Patrons Named
For Ball

Rainier chapter. Daughters Of the
american Revolution. which win
give Colonial bail on Friday even
Ing. February -. al Christensen's
hall, has announced the patrons and
patronesses for tho affair. as well rs
the committees in charge.
Following IS the list OF patrons and
patronesses: Mayor and Mrs. r. j.
Brown. DR.. and Mrs. Henry suzzallo.
Prof. and Mrs. Edmond S. Meany.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Bowen. Mr.. and
Atrs- Edmund Bowden, Nr. and Mrs.
c. W. Chandler. Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.
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Seattle Society
Edited by Lillian Keen LeBaser. Telephone MA in-O6oO
Assistant-Franees Oldham
AIuSie-Louise Raymond Owens
Former WeH-KnoUR Seattle Woman Married
an Nelo York, Mrs Farrell to Entertain.

Morse. Mrs. ELIZA Ferry Leary, Mrs,
Euuor nrorsoll Thono Mrs VIII
liam 4. Prossor. Mr., and Mra. j. 4,
Wagner. Miss Elisabeth Virtue, Alr.
and Mrs. W j. Blackwell Ma aud
Mrs, H. - Hurley Or and Mrs,
Arthur po Noe, Mr and Mrs y. Il.
BurNvll. AIR. and Mrs, Walter War
riner Reed and Mr.. ana Mrs, Hugh
Caldwell
The committees are as follows.
Decorations. Mis-, !. l., Colby. Mr.
c. A. stoppiemBn. Mrs. Lester
Palmer. Miss Ruth icaton. Miss
winona blackwell and Mrs. Harold
Moore. minuet. Miss Mary Ann Wells
in charge OF dancers; refreshments,
Mrs. Ned +. Davis. Mrs. Leslie IT,
Grant and Miss Laura Bowlcs. tick
cts. Mrs. James q. Fcnten IA Sc
1878. and Mrs, j. H. Power, BE acn'
gsss.R: cards. Mrs Milton @ Sturgis,
CA piu-2lbS
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AIR. AND Mrs. DAVID HUNTER
vi 81 Seattle announce the mar
rage OF their daughter Mis-. Eva
Hunter Erismann. 20 Air Reginald
Neville do Tonkerillc, on Friday,
February 1. In New York CITY
Mr.. and Mrs. do Tankcr,flle VIII
hc az home after March / al Thirty.
Hnh ave. New York
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Dinner and
Thedter Pdfty

To compliment the Misses Ben.
tonia. Frances and Laura Green,
who viii leave soon for visit In
California. Mr. and Airs. Robert
Brlnklcy viii entertain with a small
dinner Thursday evening. at the
Sunset club. \ theater party at the
orpheum viii be tho later entertain.
mont
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Tennis Club Monthly
Brid0e Tea

The monthly bridge and NAH jongg
tea at the Seattle Tennis club will
be given on Friday afternoon. Feb
ruary %.
Mrs. John Moran. Mrs. Lister
Holmes, Miss Isnore blackwell and
Miss Nellie Moran arc In charge OF
arrangements.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-06
CIVIC 1MpRovEMENr cLuR

The Seattle Civic Improvement
club win meet at the Federated club
house Thursday. February :. Can
didates Alfred II. Dundin and Mrs.
Bertha X. Barnhart will address the
meeting. Mrs. Frank Balialne will
speak on moving pictures; Mrs. Eva
Serf on civic duty. and Miss Jessie
Dec Limerick win sing our Wash.
ington."
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tho monthly flower shows. VIII have
on display al flowers and shrubs
now IN bloom. These meetings arr
open 20 the public. This "a one way
TO gain general knowledge Of Ear.
deniug. ~ AR. n. o. Dutton. tho
president. has planned an extensive
program fuF the entire year. cover.
tng every phase Of interest to the
gardener.
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VALENTINE DANCE

A Valentine dance WIN be given
by tho American Legion auxiliary
10 University Post no. II. on
wednesday evening. February IL.
At Douglas hail. formerly IAt,ie's
hall. corner o. University way and
East 45th ~.
The committee In charge Of tho
dance consists Of Mrs. W. c. N.Y..
role. chairman: Mrs. Gilbert s.
sohaIlor. Mrs. Charles Cave. Mrs.
David Maurler has charge OF the
sale OF tickets and may be reached
at IKE nwd.oTsT.
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Mr. and MH %. Farrell ana
AiiHs Helen Farrell viii leave satur.
day FOR California
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Personal

Mr. ana sim. A. 3 Kenny viii sail
SOME time IA March on "a trip 10
Honolulu,
Mr Forwell putnam Lilly win
leave tonight for a few days' visit
ln Victoria. y. G.
Mr. and Mrs. - Farrell ana
Miss Helen Fnrrcli VIII leave satur-
day for California
Mrs. Gilbert Black jeff sunday for
sacramento 10 visit her mother. Mrs.
q. Arthur Bell, for two months
Mr. George Hardeubofgh and Mr.
Lacy IIofus returned TUESDAY from
n short business trip 90 Portland.
Mr.. snd Mrs Morton Gottstsin.
whose marriage took place IN New
York last month. are expected home
on Sunday evening.
Afr and AIRS. r. }. drinwald LEFT
thls morning by motor on trip "a
California,
Mrs Helene Warren viii leave
I February Is for San francisco Z,
make her home
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Campfire Girls arc registered from
rs different towns FOR the Northwest
conference Out Of town girls nro re-
quired 10 send 800 registering fee
upon signing up. Girls living in So.
attic. and towns near enough 10 Sc.
attic, 30 that the girls win 80 home
nt night. are 90 pay a registration
zee OF &c These fees eutitle the
girls 20 attend an meetings Of the
conference Tor girls. and the council
fire.
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SEATTLE DAHLIA
SOCIETY

~ the meeting Of the Seattle
Dahlla society Thursday evening.
February Z. NJ tho American Legion
clubrooms. 500 Third ave. Mrs. W.
q. irwin win talk on Getting the
Most ont Of Your Soil" and Afr. W.
W Henry King county agricultur.
isi. win talk on cultivation and 1r.
rigation."
Mrs.. r. $. Pomoroy. chairman Of
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Girls, Try mis' when comb
ing and dressing your hair. just
moisten yonr hair brush with a lit
tie 'Danderine" and brush e
through your hair The effect Is
startling, You can do your hair
up Immediately and Il win appear
twice as thick and heayy--a mass
OF glesmy hair. SPARKLING with life
and possessing that incompatible
softness. freshness and luxuriance.
While beuutifying the hair Dan
derfne" Is also toning and stlmulat-
ing each single hair 90 grow thick.
long and strong. Hair stops falling
cut and dandruff disappears Get
a bottle OF delightful. refreshing
"Dsndcrine" at amy drug or toilet
counter and just see how healthy
and youthful your hair becomes
Advertisement.
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woMEN's SOCIETY FIRST
BAPTIST CHURCH

The regular monthly business
meeting o. the Women's Society
OF the First Baptist church will 10
held at the church Thursday. Feb
ruary Z. at 1915 p. IN. Following
the business session. Mrs. Henry
LAndes. councilwoman, win speak
on The Organization OF Our CITY
Government"
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'RuMAlh0E gALE

BALE
The Young Aatronf chIb " the
uniyorHity BaptieS church Will mold
pa rumnuEo Rlle saturday. feD7i
AIRY .. nj The Furnera market
'Wc8tioko ana Virginia ~
m ELECT OFFICERS
A. the monthly meglhE ~ me
Lighthouse for the BllnL lne, held
Tucaday % tho Y w. g, - tho OH
GERS OF the organization gaore re.
elected 10 serve for the enhuiph year.
They Include Mrs Frederic ltaliIeF.
president; Mrf A. o. Taylor, Vice
president. Mu. H. a Ihliluger tec'
Rotary, and Mn cecil Bacon. tr,a
urcr Mr.. j. D. Ives was app0i1tA
10 mcmbeuhlp on the advisory bo1gd%
Five trustees were unanimously
elected Tor q three-year term a. the
annual meeting. az follows MTH. a.
IN Anderson, Mrs. BuilinFcr, Mra
Bentley. Mrs. o. r. L1mHon and
Mr. Taylor
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Entertain for
Mrs. Winter

To honor Mrs. Harry Water. who
will leave shortly for Europe, Miss
Ethel Irwin ana Miss Eleanor Irwin
entertained with "A luncheon OF eight
covers Monday afternoon ne the sun.
SCI club Nah jongg was played
later
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BRTIsH.AMEBIcAN
A ASSOCIATION

Tho regular meeting Of Tho Brit.
ish.Amcrican association VIII he held
Friday. February $. In tho new
quarters OF the Fine Arts society.
Third ave. near Virginia e. Mem.
hers and visitors arc asked 10 take
notice Of the now address.
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DANCING PARTY

Tho first OF series OF dancing
parties for the young people OF the
district win be given Friday even.
ing. February s, in Douglass hall.
corner Of 45th and University way.
The dance will be under the au.
spices Of tho Lincoln and Roosevelt
Dancing club. which has been or.
ganized by fathers and mothers Of
the community Good music will
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Dinner Dance
Cancelled

The Rainier club has cancelled
tho Valentino dinner.dance arranged
for February "a. on account % the
death OF former President Woodrow
Wilson.
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The Seattle Council of Campfire
Girls announces the formal opening
Of Camaradoris. ship Of the Campfire
Girls. on saturday, February a..
from 2 10 3 and 90 10 p m. an -
the friends OF Campfire are invited
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GREENWOOD


This regular melting Of the Green.
wood Improvement club viii DO held
al tho eluhrooms. sssa Greenwood
ave, Thursday. February I. az s
p. m. Mt. II. r. Thomas. OF tho
BooNtcrs' club. viii speak OF tho
North Trunk highway and tho paw.
ing or s5th a.. Everyone wei.
come.
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WASHINGTON BOULEVARD

". Q II, z,
Washington boulevard W c. r.
Z. VIII serfe luncheon In the chapel.
alsi and Madison ct. NJ noon on
Friday. February Several cslndi.
dates will speak during the lunch.
con ana also at the afternoon nes.
sion. Public Invited.
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woMAN.s cENTrRY

The current events department. Of
The Woman's Century dub win en-
iertain Thursday afternoon. f-ebru.
AIRY 7. FOR the benefit Of the ciub's
building fund. at the home Of Mrs.
T. ". Meinest. 1904 18th ave. y. =.
Mrs. Ida G. Hatcher is chairman or
The department.
Mrs. a. 7. Nofsingcr win present
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PAST MATRoNs' ASSOCIATION
Past Mairons' association. o. T.. s..
will hold its February meeting at the
home OF the president, Mrs. Ida
Young. 13s 10Th ave. Friday. Feb.
s. at ,. IN. Important business.
This Is the meeting which has been
postponed from Monday. February 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-06

Doesn't hurt one biti Drop q little
'Freezone" on an aching corn, In.
sthntly that corn stops hurting. then
shortly you lift Il right off-with fin.
gers
Your druggist sells tiny bottle OF
"Freezone" for few cents sufficient
to remove every hard corn. soft corn,
or corn between the toes, and the foot
oalluseH, without soreness or irrith.
tior. --Ativertisement.
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CANADIAN woNFN's CLUB
ISsTArIs OFFICERS

The Canadian Women'a club in.
stalled the following officers az the
meeting held Tuesday nt tho club
house.
Mn. D. u. spoilman. president.
Mrs. Henry Robinson. Mrs. Smart
and Mrs Archibald Mclean. vice
presidents; Mrs. W. II. Donlcy. &c.
oordlng sccertnry; Mrs. Ella Bradcn.
assistant secretary: Mrs. Archibald
Wilson, treasurer; Mrs. Ella Braden.
assistant secretary. Mrs Archibald
Wilson. trcaAurnr; Mrs George Oh,
bert Barton. corresponding secretary:
Mrs. Robinson and Mrs David Ward,
custodian: Mrs. w. +. Mcleod. his.
iorlhn. and Mrn. Duncan. MIs. ]. T.
Clnguo and Mrs. 81. J. o'Rourke.
oounHelorE.
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RE ELEcT OFFICERS
CAAfPFInE GIRLS

Have you taken passage on Ca
maraderie7 Have you done your part
toward Camaradeuef
When february % comes there
shouldn't 30 "A single girl or father
or mother Ia Seattle. who hasn't done
some little part or rho hiIip. Head
quarters viii be closed from Fetru.
airy 10 z. February Q the ship vii
be- open 70 tho public FOR the safe OF
supplies.
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PARLIAMENTARY

The Robert parliamentary law
class viii meet at the Y: W. C..
A. Thursday. February 7. az 100 y.
m. Ars. Ella Cudihee. chairman and
teacher Subject lesson. Commit.
tees The auxiliary class in public
speaking. under Nine Harriet saun.
derson. VIII review past lessons.
Women who arc interested arc In.
vited 20 join. For Information, call
Mrs. G. G. Miller. KE nwd.G22i.
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aud telephone numbcf1 - head.
quarters
Have you seen the b twtCapamd.
erie stationery SOM i.st eson
your dads vii get q lets er uras>a
on o. The contents VA mk i
what ho woul1 lEc 20 do foW---'
ho ship. suppodug 81 aian nov
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-06
NATIVE DAUGHTERS

VI nAeAiAAN1A bAa
Princess Angelina Parlor No 2.
n. d. w. viii hold their regular
monthly card party AZ Dartnalis
cafeteria, Second and Madison. on
Friday evening. February i2nd. All
friends and members are invited.