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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Alonzo Smith OF Fairmont Heights. Md,
and Corine Livingstone Of Berryville, Va
lanes II. Smith and Evelyn L. Young
Arthur f. Gragan and Ruth L. Brown.
Burley Crockett and Isabella Simpson. both
Of Alexandria, Va.
lewis r. Alderman and Lola E. Lake.
Frank A. Biberstein and Helena W. keane.
John X. Walsh and Minnie II. Kenny
Charles +. Grof and Mary ii. Bartholme
Alfred g. Powell and Margaret p Appel
Robert A. Milburn and Anna j. Schmidtman.
Edward W. Richardson of Syracuse NJ Y
and Golden V. Lombard of this city
James A Lewis of Fairmont. " c. and
Flora NJ. T'cknon of Inavae, Neb.
Thamos ii. King and Leona Henshaw
Stanford I. Alexander and Martha n Be
attic.
William A. Kane Of Trenton, n J., and
Mae A. Murray Of this city.
Joseph +. Schaeffer and Carol H. Johnson
John y: Harris and Gold +. Weaver
James NJ. Ridley Of West Point Miss. and
Frances L. Gnnther OF Augusta Ga
George +. Thomas and Annie Bradley.
Donald d, Malone and Mildred Myers, both
of baltimore. Md
Frank T.. Barncord Of Waynesboro, Pa. and
Esther l.. Jones. Chamber rsturg Pa
Harry \. Sweeney and Kathryn &. Anderson
James III. Dickie. United States Army, and
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to
the health department in the last twenty four
hours
Charles H. Ware, 81. 72o 21st st.
Terence Y. ,Powderly, 75, 300 9TH st.
Rosie WeinIern 70 4s ess ss9o sb itth ST.
William f. Schultz. 81, tuberculosis Hos
pital.
Charles NJ. wrenn. 2s 8o2 18th st ne.
caroline A. Sprague, 70, Garfield Hospital.
William I. Seton, g. 1915 7th ST.
Joseph s. Miller, 81, 3l12 Mt. Pleasant st.
George kidweil. 10. Gallinger Hospital.
Walter McConihe "a, Sterling Hotel
Emily NARROW, 20. 1922 st.
piiaP. iinpPOfe' E. Robertson o. Emergency Hos
Mamie A. wiler, "a. Providence Hospital
Doris Smith. 8 months. Children's Hospital
christopher b. Wormefsley. 2h days. 1873
Samuel + Butler. "a. 1000 n. J. ave. Sc.
Unknown. 35. found Potomac river near rail-
Arnold white, 20. Freedmen's Hospital.
James A Mason. 80. 1909 Il st.
catherine l.inkins "a. Ill NJ st. Sc.
James NJ. Frierson, So route Freedmen's
Virginia Anton. IS, tuberculosis Hospital.
George Lewis. AZ, Freedmen's Hospital.
Bernice Jackson. 8. Providence Hospital.
Rebecca Miller, 8. sl9 26th st.
Hilda Jones, !, en- route Children's Hospital
vene 4. Smith. l. 4lo Florida ave
Margaret Carter. I. 81 n. Y. ave.
lorenzo Bush. IA months, 1227A Carrolburg
Lillian Jackson. 5 months, Freedmeh's Hos
pital.
Doris L. Highter. 13 days Chiidrens Hos
pital.
Not all business men fall in love
with their stenographers."
I guess that surprises good many
stenographers"
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), Forthcoming trip around tn

world.
During the dinner an entertaining
program was presented by Mrs. Viola
shippert klingle, soloist, accompa-
MED by Ernest klingle; Newcomer w.
w. Cant, baritone soloist; young
Frank Burkhart, yiolinist, with his
mother, Mrs. Joseph Burkhart, at the
piano: Harry. Angelica, solos, and Mr..
Angelica and Mr., Joseph De Meglio
in duets OF Italian folk songs. Miss
Bernice d. Randall accompanied the
singers.
Appropriate souvenirs were given
the guests, after which the company
adjourned to the large terrace over
looking the golf links, where general
dancing was indulged in until after
midnight.
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ried a shower. bouquet OF white
roses. The wedding breakfast was
house
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mrs. Rosa l.. Sutfin of Grand Rapids,
Mich, and Mr.. and Mrs. Welsey Har-
rison Moore of Brooklyn, N Y.
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Mabel A. Hall of this city.
Guy NJ: Bruce and Hazel D. Ager both Of
Richmond, Va
William G. r. Mullan Of Baltimore. Nd,
and Mary l.. Mullan of this city.
Frances ID. Colbert and Marguerite Colbert.
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Not all business men fall In love
with their stenographers"
Il guess that surprises a good many
stenographers"
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Lieut.. Commander Richard Evelyn
Byrd has gone TO New York, where he
is the guest for the week of Mr.. H.
l.. Daingerfield Lewis in his apart
ment, on Lexington avenue.
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Mrs. J. r. Gregory. Mrs. J. H. May,
Miss Virginia Louise May and Miss
Katherine l.. May all of Staunton, Va,
are the guests of Mr.. Ernest l.. May
at the Bancroft. now located at 1927
18th street northwest.
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Former Senator and Mrs. Albert J..
BeVeridge of Indiana are in New
York. where they are at the Hotel
Plaza for the week. They have
opened their summer home at White
Plains. y. Y, where they will re-
turn next week
Evening star., 1924-06-26

Mrs. Pinchot, wife of Gov. Clifford
Pinchot of Pennsylvania, and her son,
Clifford Pinchot, Sd. are in New York
for few days, staying at the Am
haSS3GOr
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Seattle Society
edited BY Lillian Keen LeBallister Telephone MA ino6OO
Assistant-Frances Oldham
Musio-Louise Raymond Owens
Mss Bairds Church Wedding Is Charming !,
Exhibit at Fine Arts Gallery

,rur marriage Q, Miss Elizabeth
R.l,a. daughter OF Rev. Ineius
o,msieaa Rairi and Mr. lAird. 10
=. Frederick Austin Eurfcll son
NJ ana MIS-. Arson 5, hurwell
- selemnilcd last evening al the
,,.,rersity Congregational church,
nav Eawara Lincoln smith reading
n, ,errice At $50 o'clock
~ re- q shun.h was simply decorated
~, occasion with Us bridal path
~ silver standards bearing
, ~ ,apers wreathed In groenery
~ ~ masses q glossy greens and
~, ~ upon row Of lighted altar
candles, 49,.
~, t.,her was a lovely picture In her
tr,ssl rooes Of ivory satin and raro
al lace. Tho lonE court train fell
s,c,n the shoulders, covered with her
...sher,s veil Of tulle and lace.
,.Sieh was caught 10 a eoronet
- l,ee ana a circlet Of orange bios.
ans Her flowers we're an exquisite
,sower 81 orchids. white sweet peas
"a lilies q the valley.
Ms Jean Illir1. the brides sister.
!. maid Of honor. wore a Gown Of
,o,et chiffon with a ribbon train
s,Iilnr from smart rosette az tho
~ xlic. and carried lavender sweet
r,.s butterfly roses. lace flowers
sna mlgnonslie for bouquet.
Miss Harriet Baird. another sister,
.,A Miss Ruth Trcnholme. the
trseSnaids, were sowned alike In
a.,nty orchid chiffon frocks. Their
aowers were lovely arm bouquets OF
rlnk and lavender sweet peas and
Columbia roses.
Mrs BAIRD WAS sowncd In black
attn combined with silver gray and
4 eorsago OF Cecil Drummer roses and
Nl,es o. the valley. and Mrs. Bur
veil was IN orchid georgeite crepe.
bsadeA with yiolets and lilies Of the
valley for corsage.
Mr.. Sherwood smith was best man
for Mr.. Burwcli and the ushers were
Mr.. Kenneth Coleman. Mr.. Kenneth
Morfurd Mr. Franklin Sly and Mr.
Edwarc Tremper.
A reception az the Baird residence
followed the ceremony with the dec.
orations Of the home repeating those
Il the church. Mrs. Edward lincoln
smith and Mrs Henry rennock as
sisted about the rooms and Mrs,
James Il. EagIeson and Mrs. John
Il Hamilton. OF Victoria. II. G.. pre-.
sided over tho supper table assisted
81 the Misses Margaret Eagleson.
Constance Priest. MarEretia aiaefar.
Ans and josephine Icwis.
Mrs. Burweli travelled IN n chic
telge tailored suit. a smart bclgo hat.
fsx fur and a corsaEc OF butterfly
rosss. gardenlas and sweet peas.
Aftsr April IS. Mr.. and MIS-. Bur.
veil viii DO at home az isz. 18th
ave n
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Orthopedic Tea and
Thrift Shops

Mrs. C. s. Holmes will be h4siess
for Renton I'M guild Saturday. at
the orthopedic Tea shop. assisted By
Mrs. o. d. Leonhart. Mrs. r, d. La
zier. MIRA. d. J. Hanscom. Mrs. w.
It. Gray. Mrs. @. c. Corbaley. Mrs.
w. ID. Freeman. Mrs. Frank J.
SAKE. Mrs. r. r. Van Tuylc. Mrs.
n. VI. Pease. Mrs. George NJ. Leach.
Mrs. L. 8. Spencer. Mrs. r. NJ. Jor.
dan. Mrs. W. r. Crawford and Mrs.
C. f. Ingcrsoil.
Broadway guild. represented by
Mrs. II. l.. Green. Mrs. James Hu,e-
son and Mrs. James McConahcy. viii
be in charge at the Thrift SHOP.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

AQU1LA LODGE NO. IS
Aauila Lodge No. Is. d. II. p. A..
viii hold It's regular business scs.
sion "Wednesday. March u. al s
p. m. Members requested to attend,
and All visiting members cordially
Welcomes
Aauila's officers for the ensuing
year arc: Outside watch, Bercn!ce
sunski: inside watch. Katherine
Collins; assistant usher. Leslie
Kingsbury. usher, Garnet Faiey:
treasurer. Juliottc Morlcn: financial
secretary. Sadie Phillips. second vice
president. Nellie Bortner; vice presl.
dent. Myra Newly: past president.
Pearl Mordcn; president. Eleanor S.
White.
AauiIa lodge meets the second
and fourth Wednesdays OF each
month in Swedish Club hall. 1877
Eighth ave. out.of.town members
wishing 70 transfer are asked 10
call IA st.isio or ME lruc.5sie.
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Army and Navy
Wonen's Luncheon

Tho Association OF Army ana
Navy Women win hereafter hold
their monthly luneheons on tho sec.
ond Tuesday In each month. Instead
OF the second wednesday.
The luncheon next Tuesday win
be given at the Hotel Sorrento. az /
o'clock. and will be preceded hy a
business meeting at iiss0 o'clock.
Reservations should DO made wifi
Mrs. II. II. Dcrickson. WE stossi,
by Monday noon. March TO-
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ILLUSTRATED LEcTuRE

Under the auspices OF the visual
education and recreation committee
OF the ParentTeacher Associations,
Mr.. Herbert Evison viii give an illus
trated lecture on Saving Washing.
ton Scenery" Saturday morning,
March 10. at 1890 o'clock. at the
Y. NJ. c. a. Music viii be furnished
by the Cornish School.
Saturday morning, March 15. Dean
G. Edward Magnusson Of the Uni.
versity OF Washington win give an
illustrated talk on the WATER Power
of Washington" and on March %.
Dean winkenwerder from tho Uni.
versiiy will speak. All Interested
persons are welcome 20 attend these
lectures altho they are simplified to
the understanding OF childre-,
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Seattle Man to Wed
IN Spokane

Mr.. and Mrs. James Sinclair Ink
Sicr or Spokane. announce the en-
easement OF their daughter. Ruth
Doris, 20 AIR. Roscoe Torrance. "
Seattle. tho wedding 10 take place In
spokane ON March rs.
Miss inkster Is graduate from
Washington state college and Is a
member Of III Beta Phi sorority. Mr..
Torrance - assistant student man
ager 81 athletics NJ The unHessssy
Of Washington, He Is a member OF
Sigma Alpha Epsilon. the oval club
and Fir Tree society.
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Private Vielc at Fine
Arts Societu

TIE Seattle Fine Arts society viii
ave a private view on Saturday
psrirg from until 10 o'clock OF
ks third international water color
ukfis and group OF sculpture by
! Wallace Kelly.
rhe Possesses for the evening viii
: Ms A. II. Alhcrtson. Mrs A. II.
ia.srson, Mrs. j. l.. Holmes. Mrs.
Z D. Merrill. Mrs Frederick II.
'atiA Mrs. Reginald H. Parsons
nd xrs. Carl sicbrand.
n following program. arranged
y Mrs. Francis J. Armstrong. win
Z presented:
r1i1-
Isin Biussts" .......... Drsro-Au-r
Itnsorrin Chinols" $1,000. .kr-isier
Ernest Jaskoysky.
ks finances Williams at thu piano.
pAro-
Bslis<s IN @ alnor. .......... .crsis
Mr.. Jack Perire.
o ossnd 80 Dors' ........... Lisa,
loy IA summer ....... .Hoirnss-Tidy
fkrEo;'' ....-......-. Waiter watts
Mrs. Lou sisnds.
H. Arviils Bels,ad az ths plano.
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announce Daughters
MARRIAGE

Nr. and Mrs. Edward Linn Blaine
announce the marriage OF their
laughter. Mrs. Ethel Blaine Watson.
70 Nr. Gilbert Tobias sandvigen,
pn Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. ". Sandvi-
Esn. on Wednesday. March ). The
nryice was read at the home Of
ne brides parents by her uncle.
KEY. Edward ID. white.
Mss Louise Blaine was maid OF
honor for her sister. and Mr.. Ingvai
ssndvisen was his brothers best
man.
Afttr q short wedding trip Mr..
ana Mrs- sandvigen will make their
Zone in Seattle.
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Pretty Wedding

A very pretty wedding VAS eele-
brated at tho homo Of Mr., and Mrs.
Victor Olson. 1914 Linden ave. on
Saturday evening. March 1. when
Miss Olga Johnson was we'd 20 Mr
Nils Nybcrg. Rev. swanson. pastor
OF the Green Lake Baptist church.
performing tho ceremony.
The bride was given In marriage
by her btother-in-law. Mr.. Victor
Olson. and Miss ingrsd johnson and
Mr. Joel Carlson were tho attend
ants An Informal reception and
supper followed tho service.
Mr.. and Mrs. NyberE will MAKE
their home at sslO Dayton ave.
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Personal

Capt. and Mrs. w. c. Green. OF
Camp Lewis, Will como over on the
18th to be the weekend guests of
Mr. and Mrs.. stuart c. Thompklns.
Mrs. Francis Everett Mitchell and
small daughter, Betty. who have
been visiting in town for a month.
expect 70 leave March "a for Port
land to spend a few days before re-
turning to their home in Chicago.
Mr.. Irving Il. Baker. who has been
attending the United States Coast
Guard academy at New London.
Conn, returned on Wednesday and
is visiting at the home OF his par.
ents. DIR. and Mrs. Lee Baker. zoos
Summit ave.
Mrs. l.. C. Gilman left Sunday for
Minneapolis to visit friends for
fortnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. D. Bollman tAlico
warneD are receiving congratula'
lions upon the birth OF son, Feb
ruary Is, at the Swedish hospital.
Mrs. John -. Agcn will return Sun
day from Coronado, where she has
been for the winter months.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. winfred Crockett
accompanied by their son. waiter
Crockett. and Fred Fisher. returned
today from n motor trip TO California.
Mr Lewis u. lyman returned TO-
day from a weeks "trip 10 Portland
Mr. II. c. Strong. Mr.. J. c. Barber
and Mr.. Gus'nys prucIl. OF k'foni'
kan, arc yisitorB In town.
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KERAMIC SOCIETY
The Northwest Kernmlo soclefy VIII
meet "Wednesday, March y, a. 6 ?.
m. az The Calhoun hotel. The first
lecture N a series on "Kcramic De.
signing" viii be given By Miss Char.
lotto Blaazza.
Tho Keramic society was organ.
lied recently with sixty charter
members. Mas Lavergne Wood
ward IL president Of the organization,
Mrs. Esther Hamilton. yieo president,
Mrs. Mae -. Denis Borseson, recrc
tary and dr. Peter Buettgen. treas
urcr.
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Mills College Club
MEETING

Miss Eleanor Frlteh will entertain
the Mills College club on Tuesday
afternoon. March II. az her home,
isii y. Boston Il.
MrS Frederick Bausman. recently
returned from abroad. win speak on
sweden" and Mrs. Irving Bogardus
viii sing a group OF songs,
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MYRTLE SOCIAL CLUB
Myrtle Social club viii meet at
the Masonic temple Monday March
10, az y, m. Members ana friends
invited.
ART CLUB
Wcsi Seattle Art club Will meet
AZ tho homo OF Mrs J. G. Hayes.
sIiS Beiycdero ave. "wednesday.
March ~. at 1850 a. m. Mrs. A.
q. swain win give a general survey
aud talk on American Hculptors and
MrH Daniel Raglan viii give cur.
rent Art"
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NO No Host Group at
Dinner Dance

t,a Mr. and Mrs- Stuart c. Thorup.
NJ aT. and Mrs Roy Campbell.
=. ana Mrs- Myron McElwaIne
IT, ~. captain and Mrs. w. &. Green
sra sn Camp Lewis. form a no.bost
:. 'up, who will have a table A ,hc
MI. :. ratrick day dinner dance sa,-
s.,,s nay , evening, March it, at the 81.
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management Announced
OF BanQuet

Announcement was made last
s'ening at the annual Founders
Ay banquet at the Alpha Phi
1euss Of the engagement OF Miss
sns Ayres Baker. daughter OF Mrs
ee'aeDa Baker, OF Yakima. To Mr.
sonn olmstead Philips. son Of Mr..
sna ars Calvin Philips Of this CITY.
s''ss Baker Is q senior at the TINT
ssIsity Of Washington and a mem
ps,. q Alpha Phi sorority. Mr..
lhnps attends the university and
ernity. 0" ira
wedding. -. vac
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SAFETY FIRST
CONTEST

All (cartoonl entries for tho safety
fIra, contest OF the piayfield and
recreation committee Of the Parent
Teacher association must be az the
community service headquarters. 81
Douglas building. by p. IN. satur.
day. March 8.
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church, corner 18th ave. and John
ut. The rally win honor Mra. vii.
liam NJ. Sturgeon. corresponding
secretary Of the board Of foreign
mission work in china. Japan and
India.
ALKI P..T.A.
AK PIT A. WIN meet Thursday.
March 10. NJ 200 ,. m. Mr.. ". a.
Blair principal OF the Lafayette
school, win give an address. Music
win be furnished by the pupils OF
Alhi school.
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Dancers V''V'

VIZ, az Frank DAILY win entertain
home r' y dinner , Of 10 covers al her
h NM h,1 On Friday evening. March "a
rr,. ron0r Of Anna LudnIIla' nre -
fsuc ona anseu vs. With Che Chicago
and s, opera Co, and Irene Isham
lsll.4 ss''la Bernard, members Of ,bo
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Surprise Birthday
Luncheon

Mrs A. Harding was pleasantly
surprised on Tuesday afternoon by
a group Of rs friends. who gavo her
a birthday luncheon at her home.
zsIt w. Blaine Vt.
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nRrnGE

Kappa Kappa Gamma alumnas
win entertain with n shamrock
bridge. Saturday afternoon. March
rs. at : o'clock. az tho chapter
house.
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MOMENTS

woMEN's EDUCATIONAL CLUB
The regular meeting OF tho Won.
ans Educational club win be held
Saturday. March 3. Business ser
sion at ? .. m; program Mt O'Clock.
Book review. Mind in the Making"
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Informal Bridge
Luncheon

Mrs Ralph Jenkins entertained
eight guests at luncheon. followed
By bridge. at her home this after.
noon
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Dinner Hosts at
Coli CInh Dnnce

Mr. and Mrs. william Boicom win
have table for eight at the 81.
Patrick's day dinner dance at the
Seattle Golf club. on Saturday even.
inc. March IS.
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RECREATION COMMITTEE
<ssnr~ - toer~ts


Tho recreation committee OF the
franklin PIT. a. win give n card
party Saturday evening. March 3. at
s o'clock. at McfSay's hall. corner
OF Rainier ave. and Adams st.
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Golden Wedding
Celebrated

In celebration OF their golden
wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph slime entertained thirty
guests at their home on Wednesday
evening. February 81.
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WEST HILL pr. A

The West I'm PIT. a. VIII meet
Monday. March 10. at , p. m. at
tho school.
The Boy Scouts will give a dem.
onstration and Miss Maloney's pu-
pills viii present program.
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ALuMNAE TEA

Alumnae OF tho University Of
Washington viii give q musicale ten
Mt the home OF Mrs. Il. o. Eckle-
man, Saturday. March s, at {,
o'clock.
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CLUBS FOR SATURDAY


SEATTLE TEMPLE.
no. .
Seattle temple, No. .. Pythian SIS
tiers. viii give a card party AZ
Wings cafeteria. Saturday. March
3. at sac o'clock. Tho public Is In.
vited-
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Miss Lewis
Entertaining

Miss Gertrude Lewis Is entertain
Ing her Tuesday Bridge club Al,
luncheon mex, week a, her home.
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Women's Clubs

SEATTLE COURT. o. or A.
Seattle Court. Order OF Amarunih.
viii give a card party ~ Ncrton's
cafeteria. saturday evening. March
4. al SIS o'clock Bridge and whist,
YOUNGSTOWN
IMPROVEMENT CLUB
The Youngstown improvement,
club win give a dance Saturday eve.
ming. March ., NJ tho clubhouse.
sf,h ave. 8. W and W. Hudson u.
woMAS's DEMOCRATIC CLUB
Lewis schallenhack will address
tho womnn'a Democratic club sat
urday. March 9. AT , p. M. ~
Dartnaira cafeteria All interested
persons Invited.
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ROBERT MORRIS
CHAPTER DANCE

Masons.. Eastern Stars and their
friends will dance with Robert Nor
ris chapter. in Masonic clubrooms
Arcade building, on Saturday even.
ing. March g.
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cHILDREN's DEPARTMENT
rtrvVr f.ra...~rtevst. . s,rf-

a demonstration by the children's
department OF the Cornish school
will be given ms n matinee in the
Cornish Little Thcater. Saturday
afternoon. March s. at o'clock.
This Is TO demonstrate the cvolu.
ton thru 60 pupils OF the work OF
music education from 8 years to
aduhship.
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EVERGREEN COURT.

%. or A.
Evergreen court. Order u Amar.
anih. has planned n card party at
tho home OF Mrs. Elmon. 1900 r.
Denny way. Saturday evening.
March 3. at O'Clock.
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Plans Large Bridge
Luncheon

Mrs. Henry E. Schmidt, Jr.. has
sni cards out for bridge luncheon
y % covers on Wednesday. March
u, at the Arctic club.
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YOUNGsTOWN
IMPROVEMENT CLUB
WOMAN'e DE,Nc)CnATIc cftrp
ALPHA AUXILIARY

Alpha auxiliary 20 stree, Railway
Trainmcn win give a dance ne Ere.
mont hail. saturday. March 3.
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pArTENcT pFnrItAH LODGE

Patience Rshekah lodge viii give
a military whist party Saturday.
March 9, at woodinan hail. coium,
bla City. Refreshments.
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SEATTLE WoMAN's CLUB
Tho literary Interpretation and
current topics department of the
Seattle Woman's club VIII meet
Wednesday. March ~. az 1880 p.
m. with Mrs. Frank y. Rutherford.
iii0 37th ave. characterization OF
SIR. nok" VIII bo the topic Tor both
departments. Mlaa Mauds MeGough
and Mrs j e. Magaib. leaders
MISSIONARY RALLY
a union missionary rally will be
held sunday afternoon, March .. In
the First Methodist Protestant
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- Come Shopping A)Ah ceciNe -
Among the Newest Things

That women nearing fret foremost
may hare the coat rather short long,
or rather BIT ii must be tailored boyish quite different
in fGUor for spring.
Great gay scGrfs lend life to all attire dresses
wraps and suits.
Large hats are threatened for midJu, but
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LITERARY AND
TRAVEL CLIfH

The Literary and Travel club viii
meet Mt the home of Mrs. Philip
Brady. 1908 II. Garfield ST.. Monday.
March 10. at 2:50 p. m Important
current events will be discussed by
the members.
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sTocKHoIpERs. DANCE

Lakewood woman's Civic I'm.
provement club will give stock.
holders dance AZ the Lakewood
clubhouse. Saturday evening.
March 8.