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Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-06
Spiritualists Are
Being Rounded Up

LOS ANGELES. Dee. 6.-William
4. J.ckSon. head oi the National
Independent Spiritualist Associa-
tion. Inc. and nine other Officers
of the organization will 20 on
trial here December %, charged
with violating the city's soothcay-
ing ordinance.
The group was arrested during 4
cleanup of ALLEGED fake MEDIUMS
and healers operating here. Guam
titles of literature and certificates
of ordination in tha church were
seized.
Ida May Hayden, first of the
number to be tried, was late yes,
terday sentenced TO 30 days in Jail
or 800 fine.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-06

Oy sprays were found best in the
orchards of Wcnat"hcc Valley,
Washington, this year.
Evening star., 1924-04-20

Death mask of
Napoleon. w h c h
was sold at auction
in Paris recently.
The mask was one
of a number of rel
les of the emperor
which were in the
possession of rela-
tives and attend
ants of Napoleon.
Internal ipUai.
Evening star., 1924-04-20
J. y y. ri"t">

Gov Trinke of Virginia speaks in New York
during the celebration of Jefferson week The gig,
upon which the governor is standing, was used by
jefferson when he rode to Philadelphia.
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Junior League Dance on February 2S; Enter
tanning for Recent Bride and Bride-Elect

IrRfDAY evening. February Is. Il
Il tho date set Tor tho Junior
league dance and the place is tho
Masonic temple. n viii be romcm.
hored that this dance. planned for
New Years eve, was postponed by
tho committee tn charge owing TO
conflicting with tho RECEPTION sBd
hall at the Rainier aise,
Invitations tor the affair will be
mailed asNt week by the members OF
tho dance committee. which includes
Mrs. Arthur Iatlmor. Miss Virginia
Merritt. Miss Frances Green. Miss
Kathleen ponahoc, Nlrs. Henry Jud,
son. Mrs, Frank Browneil. Jr. Mrs.
Lacy Honus. Mrs. ]. Colbert Sulll.
van, Mrs Stanley Minor. Miss Alice
Hole. Miss Lucille EymRn. Miss Olive
Leonard ana Mrs. Neal Tourtciotte.
chairman.
The officers OF the Junior league
hre Miss Catherine Collins. president.
Miss Dorothy Ewing. vice.prosident:
Miss Dorothy Campbell. treasurer.
and Miss Achsa Lou Powell sccrc,
lary.
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Junior Dance on
Jdnudry 25

The Junior club has Invitations out
for tho second dance IN It's series OF
three. 20 be given al the Seattle
Yacht club on Friday evening. Jauu.
sary IS.
Patrons and patronesses FOR the
ioccasion VIII be Mr.. ana Mrs. Theo.
.. dore Owens. Mr.. and Mrs. George
! Douglas and Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Price.
The personnel OF the Junior com
. usittee IS Miss Olive Leonard. Miss
Lucille lyman. Miss Alice Hole. Mlss
! Gloria Frink and MesSrs. MARRIED.
Holcom. chairman; Hiram Patterson,
t, Everett, Earring. Jack Brinkiey and
Thomas pelly.
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Army Women Organise
Welfare Branch

Wednesday afternoon, NJ the
home OF Mrs. Fisher. wife or Col. II.
=. Fisher. a Seattle branch OF the
Army RELIEF was organized. This
aagoeiatlon Is formed for Tho pur.
po1e % rendering assistance and civ.
ms financial aid 10 needy widows
and children OF army officers and
enlisted men.
Plans were outlined az this meet.
ing and the Following officers elect.
ed: Mrs, Fisher. president: Mrs.
William T. Patten. wife Of Col. Pat.
ten. vice president: Mrs. Gladys r.
Tayior. secretary: alrs. ]. D. l.
Hartman. wife % Col. Hartman.
treasurer.
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Wed Sunday
Epenhla


Tho marriage OF Miss Sadye r.
olswang. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. oiswanE. TO MFR. william NJ. Spell.
man. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. a. Spell.
man. OF Portland. will be solemnlzed
Sunday evening at the Hotel WASH
Iugton. with Rabbi Koch officiating.
The members. OF the bridal party
win be Mrs. William Pstcrsxy. ma.
iron OF honor. and Miss TITLE spcfi.
man. Of Portland: Miss Dorothy
stamm. Miss BeFsa s,amm and Miss
Edith Friedbcrg. bridesmaids. Little
Jean Fisher win be flower Girl.
Mr.. william Dubiner. Of Portland.
win be best man and the ushers VIII
be Mr.. Harry Gittelsohn. Mr. Ed
ward Frledberg. Nr. William Peter.
sky. Air. Harry olswnng and Mr..
Arthur olswang.
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Entertaining for
Befrothed ColpLe

Honoring Miss Rhea Coupe and
her fiancc. atr. Harold Martin. Miss
Evviyn Ress Is entertaining with n
thrater party az tho Metropolitan
On Eridsay evening. February !.
when Tho Cat and the Canary
will DO The attraction. and later at
supper.
Invitations have been limited 20
members % tho bridal party.
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CLUBS FOR SATURDAY
PLANS SERIES
or PROGRAMS

PLANS SERIES
or PROGRAMS
On Saturday morning. January
10. at 1880 o'clock. at the Bon
5iarche, the visual education. play
ground and recrsational committee
OF Seattle central council Of Parent
Teacher associations, IN co-opera-
ton with the publicity committee
OF the Chamber Of Commerce and
other organizations. win present the
first OF series OF programs based
upon the history and facts relating
10 the state Of Washington. the
city OF Seattle and the Northwest.
These programs win demonstrate
that the chlid's leisure interests
should bear relation 10 his school
life Prof p. f. Saunders OF the
University OF Washington will be-
gin the series with an illustrated
lecture adapted 10 children. upon
the geographical form Of Washing
ton James H Howe and assisting
musicians will present the olympic
Suite" which idealizes Washington
scenery. The public library win
furnish lists Of books pertaining to
these subjects
On Saturday morning. January
rs. l.. d. Lindsey will speak on
Seattle in Early Days" This date
commentaries the battle OF Seattle.
BUSINESS wOMEN'S CLUB
The members and friends Of the
Seattle Business and Professional
women's club are anticipating a
good frolic at their dance and card
party scheduled for Saturday, jan
uary 10. at the American Legion
club. Third and JefferSon. Berlin
sr's orchestra viii furnish the music
and a short. snappy program will
be given during the intermisaion
for both the dancers and card
players The card tables for Nah
Jongg and whist will be in the
Chinese room. adjoining the dance
hall
The committee In charge includes
Miss Edna crangel. Mrs. Florence
f1eagher. Miss Harken Gowanlock.
Miss nellie Fisher and Mrs. r. V.
Harris, chairman.
For information or tickets tele-
phone Mrs. Harris. Rainier Grand
hotel, Ell iot-2 s01.
PATIENCE REBEKAH LODGE
Patience Rebekah lodge will en-
fertain with military whist party
saturday. January 10. In Woodman
hall, Columbia City. Refreshments,
FOUNDERS DAY LUNCHEON
To commemorate Founders Day
Of the p. +. o. SIsterhood, there
viii be a o'clock luncheon at the
Hotel Sorrento on Saturday. Janu-
airy 10.
Reservations may be made by
calling Mrs. a. II. wnnemaker,
ga ast-s0i9-R. not later than Janu.
IS. Non-affilIated and visiting
p. Z. q. members arc especially
invited
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
cANApTAN woMry,s cum

CANADIAN woMEN's CLUB
The Canadian women's club will
give a card party nt the home OF
Mrs. Fred Elliott, 502 N. seth st.. on
Tuesday, January %. at 1.45 D. m.
Ten tables OF bridge and whist, in
charge Of the social committee. win
be in play. Everyone interested I'm
the work OF the Canadian club Is
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Bridge Supper
and Sh0lcel.

In compliment 10 Mrs. Ray Eek.
mann dorothy JoneSl recent
bride, and Miss N'ilo McVay. who
viii wed on January so. Mrs. Rod,
crlck Janson ana her sister are en-.
Pertaining with a bridge supper for
twenty.eight. ana 4 miscellaneous
shower. at their home on Monday
evening. January 81
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DIR. sTEFANssoN TO GIVE
LECTURE AT PLYMOUTH


The mystery Of Lorne knights
death on yvrangel island win be part
ly cleared In the lecture by yihlJai.
muir stefansson, Arctic explorer and
scientist. at the Plymouth congreEa.
tional church Monday night under
the auspices OF the Seattle Teachers
organizations. Ilr. stefanssoh Il.
nanced SIS Wrangel island expedi.
ton and knows moro than any other
living person about the reasons for
the failure OF the expedition.
"The Friendly Arctic" win be the
topic for the stefansson lecture. and
is the title OF book which In 1871
brought the author the Grant Squire
prize OF the National Geographic so.
ciety.
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Luncheon for
Mrs. Hubbard

Mrs. James l., Leslie Is entertain
lng With bridge luncheon Of 10
covers az her home on "Wednesday
aftornoon. January %. In honor OF
her cousin. Mrs, Hubbard. wife Of
Lieut.. II. b. Hubbard, medical corps,
U. 5. ~.
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Mrs. Stacy Hostess at
Informal Luncheon

To honor Mrs. Harry r. ostrand-
or. who Is leaving shortly on a trip
20 California. Mrs. Ralph Stacy en-
tertained with an informal luncheon
a; her home this afternoon
Invitations were confined to close
friends Of the honor guest
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Supper Hosts
FollolUing Concert

In honor % Edward Johnson,
leading tenor. who appears In con-
cert Saturday evening at Plymouth
church. Mr.. and Mrs. John W Eddy
arc entertaining with nm informal
supper at their home following the
concert.
arr. Johnson arrived Thursday to
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Music
Recital at Cornish

Mime. u. serRoiyo. formerly pro,
foasor OF tho Imperial Conservatory
- pstpoErad. viil preaent ber most
talented pupils IN complimentary
recital on Saturday evening at the
Cornish thcnter Mrs. W. :. Wall
viii boo heard IN vocal numbers be-.
tween tho piano groups.
Tho program follows.
Variations ia q minor. Haydn
finfgh onomsBreigcn" ....s.... .Grieg
osrtruds smith.
teAAntaie sttssttttststffsss hrarlatN
iapuinh ffstsratsttsstftft tChumhnu
htpde In y me lor fstsss...s,ssss,.. Lest
Mary Louise Weeks.
lln hlpf die Run ssttstss.sssH Schubert
" thoW fhep' tts.ttrtt t,, "A 'iiafdsiot
~ mos Ners asaisnt doas allies" Hahn
Aifa, W, J, Wall
t9natA In uiinSr.t.stt Cries
ANllrbihsils .tsssttatss lihehnaA ulnQff
f-onisa pFsntwptt.
- AH0piiisn' sssts .ssssssss a. A % fiau
-. - - sAAa ssssssssts.ssss brhumann
.iskis 1859 ss,s...s,., ,..,..,,,
~ si19FsellNe' t-sssss.., "seh"iahlheit
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Personal

Mrs. A. J. Rhodes. With Mrs
Ralph y, Williams. u Portland
aud Mrs Henry Rhodes. OF Tacoma,
via Lease nsNt Tuesday for New
York. sailing from thero on tho
Baltic. February 2. on the Modiier
ranean trip.
MIR and Mrs William T.. Amaun,
who have been visiting their son,
ln,law and daughter Mr., and Mrs
Lawrence Boyle. Tor month. lefi
last evening FOR their homo IN
Piedmont
Mrs ]. H. Fox. Mrs. walter Henry.
Mrs, w, II. Jenkins ana Miss Jean
Fox returned last evening from q
short visit Ia Vancouver y. G.
MIR, and Mrs. George T. Myers 70.
turned Tuesday from ten days'
visit IN California.
Mr.. and Mrs, T.. s. Yeaton and
son. Stuart. with Miss Mabel
Thompkins. have removed 70 Port
land 10 make their home.
Mrs. wilfrcd Lewis and children
left Thursday for LOS Angeles on
a visit OF several monthr.
Or. end Mrs. Herber, r. cos are
receiving congratulations on the
birth OF son. January 10. az the
Seattle General hospital.
Miss Elsie Schell sailed Thursday
on tho Ruth Alexander for Los
Angeles. whore she VIII visit her
sister, Mrs. ole Hanson. Jr. FOR a
fsw months.
Mr.. and sffa. Hiram Chistsnacn.
Jr.. are being Congratulated on the
birth q daughter. barbara Maads.
on Tuesday. az the Seattle General
hospital
Mr. and Mrs. X. Y. Kohler dsa.
triee NxGhn are receiving eongratu.
iAfions on the h.rth 81 n daughter,
January II. at Columbus sanitsSium.
slrs. Elmer Martin Arneson nfelva
aiacAulayl % Bis Timber. Mont.
who has been visiting her parents.
sff. aud Mrs. Andrsd MaeAalay. for
savsrni weeks. lest wednesday for
her home.
Mrs. r. V. Amberr. who has been
the guest Of Mrs Robert Resl for the
pas, week. is returning on saturday
10 her home IN Mcdford. ore.
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WOnen's Clubs

LEAGUE Will.
GIVE CARD PARTY
Under the auspices Of the flnaree
c m mittec. Mrs. Emily Peters.
chairman. the women's Trade
Union league win give a progressive
whist party Saturday evening. Janr.
airy 70. a. tho club rooms. At Bay
building. the proceeds to be used
for the maintenance OF tho club
rooms.
The officers Of tbs league are:
Mrs. Mamie Shanks. president; Mrs.
Fannie Perry. secretary: Mrs. Alma
Carlson. treasurer.
JUNIOR GIRLS
SEWING CIRCLE
Tho Junior Girls Sewing oircir
Of Columbia City viii meet satur.
day. January 10. at D. m. al the
home OF Mrs. y. a. Ewing, 50s7
Boeing place.
PLAN "cOoKY SHINE.
ri Beta Phi Alumnae will hold n
"cooty shine" Saturday. January
10. at 1870 O'Clock. at the chapter
house. 454s 18th ave. ". Il. For
reservations call Mrs. Walter MadI.
gan. ELiot..oss.R.
WOODLAND PARK AUXILIARY
The Woodland Park Auxiliary No.
2. 10 the Ruth School Building fund.
VIII give n card party NJ the 81.
Regis cafe. Saturday, January 10, at
; p. m. All welcome.
HoME.CANf'FD FRUIT SALE
The Iafies' Auxiliary Of the Sun.
set HilI Improvement club will hold
home-canned fruit sale on satur.
day. January 10. from ~ TO s o'clock.
in the Hopkins building. 5i31 Bal.
lard ave.
ALPHA AUXILIARY no. 1
Alpha Auxiliary No. to Local No.
5s7 announces its dance to be given
Saturday evening. January 10. In
Frenons hall. corner OF Fremont ave.
and N. S5th st. Prize walfz.
ALOHA CHAPTER NO. 11s
Aloha chapter No. 11s. o. f. s..
VIII hold Its regular business meet.
ing on Saturday. January 10.
Owing 10 the death OF a member.
the mixer and card party has been
postponed indefinitely.
GREENWOOD CHATTER
Greenwood chapter No. Ios, o. II.
s., will give a card party In Wings
cafeteria on Saturday evening. Janu.
airy 10, at $50. Whist and five hun.
dred. All Eastern Stars and friends
invited.
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To Entertain for
Miss Jefferson

Miss Lucille lyman win entertain
with n bridge tea aud Ritehcn show.
er nj her homo on Wednesday, after
noon. January "a. In honoF " Miss
Virginia jefferson. whose marriage
TO alr. stanton Frederick will take
place on February 1.
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ESTERTAINs BOARD
AT LUNCHEON

Mrs. Gunnar Lund entertained
the board Of the Norwegian Hos
pital association az a luncheon given
at her home on January II.
Mrs. X. I. Kobberig. in behalf Of
the trustees. presented Mrs. Lund
with a silver basket filled with flow.
ers In recognition of her birthday
the following day.
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Miss Isabel Sturgis Il planning
an informal tea for saturday after
noon. january IS. nom 4 until 9
o'clock. az the homo OF her parents
DR.. and Mrs Milton g. sturgia
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Hosts at Dinner

Mr. and Mrs. benjamin. s. Gross-
cup will be hosts on Saturday
evening. entertaining with dinner
sof ten covers at the Sunset club.
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LAplEw GRou-ro elm

LADIES' GRoTro CLUB
The ,a.l,es' 0rotto el,ib viii meet
"Wednesday. January Is. az p. m.
AZ Ito Federated club house. In.
subject zoe the day Viii BIO Notable
Women Of America"
Reciprocity dDy has been post.
pono4 until March Il.
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invited 20 attend tho card game. an
well rs tho tea that concludes the
afternoons entertainment.
The proceeds viii DO used 20 carry
on the benevolent work OF tho club.
Taiso Phinney car.
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y Come Shopping 50dh ceciNe ~

SEATTLE or SHOPS creeping this eee fast het got
lunch that
Mary Wells has her school Of the dace
WesHake near that entertaining shop Of Mrs La BoW&
art eyes vivM tg IN the
South.
friend aG eodth eoae oho has kept young % srty busy yea
beautiful things
less Cired Pve oday
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ho tho house guest Of the Eddya I'M
IA late Saturday nigh,.
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RECREATION COMMITTEE
AXIS H,rIfnftN-rS. DANCE.

Tho recreation committee OF the
franklin High PIT. A. will glvo a
students dance AT Mckay's hall.
Rainier ave. and Adams s.. on Frs.
day evening. January IS.
Patrons and paironesaer for tho
affair Will 10 Mr.. and Mrs. John y.
Rau. hr. and Mrs George r.. Ny.
berg. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Morgan and
Mr. and sirs. John r. Griffin.
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zoNTA CLUB TO HAVE
THEATER PARTY

The Zonta club viii give n theater
party In the Women's University club
auditorium this evening. to hear the
Moroni Olson players present mfr.
PIN Passes"
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BETA THETA
M0TfIEIiA. CIrn

Tho Ao,hsra' club % Beta Theta
~ vii give tho first OF series Of
Sunday afternoon benefit teas on
January 20, from 8 until Gao
o'clock. AZ tho chapter house. 1917
i7th n. Z. TO which all friends arc
cordially invited.
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WEST SIDE woaEN's CLUB
The West sida Wonen's Improve.
fnent club will give silver musical
tea az tho home OF Mira Charles
Swanson. y. Federal ave. Tuesday,
January a. n D IN. MIA a. r..
Maynard Is chairman OF tho affair.
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RAINIER an 30. L.

RAINIER cA,iP 40. igT3
Raintar camp No tf7.. II. n. Of
A., viii givo complimentary dane
ing party on Monday evening. Janu.
AIRY 81. az tho Swedish Club hall.
Eighth and Olive st. Members and
friends cordially Invited.
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Mrs. r. V. Amberr. who has been
the guest of Mrs Robert Retl for the
pas, week. is returning on saturday
10 her home IN Medford. ore.
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HoAIEs1EADEas To
IIlls n -. I.l.rI..At

Tbs Horneateaders VIII hold cleo.
ton q hffiecrs ta Monday. Jann.
ary II. at y. m. la tho Swedish
Club bah. Eighih and Olive.
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WEST sEATTLE hi. q. b. 10.

= TT III Z tt " = y .
Tha West Seattle w. g. T. q. will
meet NJ Tho home of Mrs. ". u.
Scott az the Junction. on Weanes-
day. January "a. at .. m. Members
urged 20 attend. Viultorn welcome.
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LEGISLATIVE fEpERArroN

Isfs'IHIfNI TIVE fbUEftATIDN
The Legislative Federation win
meet Monday. January II. in the
second floor club rooms at the ".
w. G. a. Candidates for mayor win
speak. Mr.. Richardson, principal Of
Horace Mann school and member OF
tho advisory board OF the Washing.
ton State Better Films association.
win speak on 'Tho Educational
Value Of Motion Pictures" and Mrs.
Victoria Trumbull VIII talk on Leg.
islation Relative TO Moving Pic.
lures" Music by tho girls chorus.
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HARAIoNY noMEsrEAn

Harmony Homestead No. f7ta.
Brotherhood Of American Yeomen.
win entertain with their regular
dance ON Tussday evening. January
e. IN 81. w. a. halt 1893 Thlrd ave.
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woNEN's civic club
The womsn's Civic club VIII meet
IN tho Erickson room AZ tho Y. w.
e. A. Tuesday. January e. There
Will ha u discussion Of important
evonts
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A.KI coMMUNITY cum

Alki Community club win hold
lis regular business meeting on
Monday evening, January 81. az
s o'etock. AZ tho Aiisi Community
hal.
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HERES A SHOP OF INSPIRING COOKERY

-
for a.
homsi Emily Taagnf, In Room IN tho
ArDERAiOfT BLDG. Fourth and pine baked ham with
fayote with ~ fluff
Of her glorious salads
cheese, And Oh such de-
when ms with whipped eream Ana
paddngs,you mnat hsn 20 understand
WY you're entertaining shop
pine Tree" The
market of prizes delight downtown
service Upstairs At Four'
nd Pine
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SEATTLE CHATTER NO. Is
Seattle Chapter No. s5. o. T.. s..
will meet In tho Corinthian room NJ
tho Masonic temple. on Thursday
evening January q. AZ s o'clock.
Visitors wslcon1e.
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ALOHA CHApTER no ina

Aloha chapter No. 11s. o. f. s..
VIII hold Its regular business meet.
ing on Saturday. January 10.
Owing 10 the death OF a member.
the mixer and card party has been
postponed indefinitely.
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AaE PATTlNEAupEs aDpremfly lovely Beauty Parlofs, Just
Al building VIII have their opening
Monday January $50 You gol For tina your
Pat,oneaudsn lips tho Of
turnout wett
telafer Palm beach ioed Dc
bathing like bayadcrs rDaia fh The irQa
cut on squarrv isehes abota The knees
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HoME.cANrFD FRrrIT SALE

Ht'MF.UANFFD FRUIT SAflE
The ladies' Auxiliary Of the Sun.
set Hi Improvement club will hold
a home-eanned fruit sale on sa.ur.
day. January 10. from ~ to o'clock.
in the Hopkins building. 5isl Bal.
lard ave.
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ALPHA ArrxrrrApy No

Alpha Auxiliary No. 1 to Local No.
5s7 announces its dance to be given
Saturday evening. January 10, In
Fremons hall, corner OF Fremont ave
and N. s5th st. Prize waIfz.
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GREENWOOD CHATTER

Greenwood chapter No. 1os, o. II.
g., VIII give a card party In Wings
cafeteria on Saturday evening. Janu.
airy 10, at $50. Whist and five hun.
dred. All Eastern Stars and friends
invited
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WOODLAND PARK AUXILIARY
The Woodland Park Auxiliary No.
2. 10 the Ruth School Building fund.
VIII give a card party at the 81.
Regis cafe. Saturday, January 10, at
p. m. All welcome.
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COUNCIL or
MINUTE WOMEN

COUNCIL or
MINUTE WOMEN
The Seattle Council OF Minute
Women viii meet at Frederick &
Nelson's auditorium. Thursday.
January -. AZ : y. M. strz. Edgar
Anica. who has recently returned
from France. VIII tell u her cxper.
isnee Mt the dedicatory exercises OF
tho milcstones marking tho graves
81 The American soldiers on the al.
lied front.
The usual lesson in parliamentary
procedure VIII 10 given by Mira.
Harksr. Mrs. II. -. Hurley, city
counsellor, will have charge Of tho
meeting,
QUEEN ANNE STUDY CLUB
The Queen Anne Study club meets
Tuesday. January g. az O'Clock. at
tho home Of Mrs. T. II. Shaw, 10
Garfield NJ.
Tho following program win be xiv.
en-. with Jugo- siavia as the subject:
Economic Conditions" Mrs. J. r..
Beardslsa: Culture" Airs. ~. NJ.
KeIsz; Folk Loro and Dances" Mrs.
a. Il. Lyon.
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THE ROUGH AND TUMBLE ADVENTURES

OF outdoor work and require just tho Of equipment
CAMP LEWIS WIRELESS retail The wool shria rour
hone gloves. und-rthlnEss coatsa OF Uncle SANS
aaahiyaio priced low. They've wonderful values In blankets
clothes Ssat 10 ress ind aud rain and 10 dey
Of hard
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JUNIOR GIRLS
GErrINn cupf~r Il

JUNIOR GIRLS
SEWING CIRCLE
Tho Junior Girls Sewing circir
Of Columbia City viii meet satur.
day. January 10. at D. m. at the
home OF Mrs. d. A. Ewing. cor
Boeing place.
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PLAN "COOKY SHINE
ri Beta Phi Aiumnae will hold n
"cooky shine Saturday, January
10. at 1870 O'Clock. at the chapter
house. 454s nth ave. ". r.. For
reservations call Mrs. Walter MadI-
gan. Ell iot.s0s3.R.
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suCH LINENS! SUCH LINGERIE!

an tho beautiful Oriental treasures pottery bra
BuBBLfNG WELL. 400 University IT., across fror
are priced nov at 70 per cent Off
From chiaa comes handmade robe Of open
HssdS oaly simple undersilp 10 make Of 10
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