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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-17
Former Seattle Man
WCdS iII North Carolina

OF Interest 90 friends ~ the groom
In town b. The announcement % the
marriage % Mr Claude Ramsay snd.
son ~ Mr. and Mrs. James lUu
Ramsay % Salisbury. \. G.. and
Miss Msg Curtis Henderson. dauEh.
ter ~ Dr. ana Mrs Arvhibsld Hen
dcn9n. ~ Chapel IIul. ~. e.
Mr.. Ramsay attended broadway
hish ana tho University ~ wai.lng
ton during tho time he made his
home herv with his uncle aud aunt.
Mr.. and MIS-. Claude T. Ramsay.
The ceremony was performed by
she Right Rov Joseph Hlount che,
shire, bishop of North Carolina. as
sisted by tho Rev. Alfrei Lawrence.
on October 20. IN tho Chapel Of the
. Cross. Chapel Inn. which was
vrsathct with Southern umllax and
EarIanIsg with white chrysanthc,
NUNS
Tho bride, a beautiful Elr. was
exquisite IN her wedding gown or
white crepe Erorgctto over silver
cloth The court train was %
gcorgctto lined with silver and was
carried by two paEcs IN medieval
page costumes OF white satin. with
silyeru lined shoulder eapcs,
Tho goorEctte veil which fell the
I length % her train and reached 20
The floor Ia front. was bound nun
Ike, close fitting strap under the
chin. and small rosettca o. orange
blossoms az either side. She carried
white vcllum prayer book show
cred with white roscbuda. Preceding
the bride. a little flower Eirl In q
Kate Grcenaway frock and poke bon,
net % white satin. scattered roso
petals from a silver basket encirclcd
with rosobuds.
Tho matron % honor and tho maid
% honor. were gowued In ailycr Lace
over silver cloth. the low drapery az
! one side OF the skirt caught with
silver Gala lilies Their hats were
q white tullo and silver lace. and
their bouquets OF madonna lilies and
I long showers OF lilies % tho valley
The bridesmaids, ten In number.
wore imported gowns Of blonde lace.
embroidered In silver over cloth Of
silver. Circular wells o. tulle. bound
with handenux and chin straps Of
silver tulie were worn. and they car,
ricd silver shepherdcss crooks with
I bouquets OF white sweet peas and
valley lilies. tied with white and siI.
yer tulle.
Mr. Graham Ramsay was best man
for his brother and there wvru twelve
ushers-
Following the service there vaa n
reception at Fordeil. tho homo Of the
brides parents. which was attended
By prominent guests from all parts
% the state.
Mrs Ramsay Travelled IN an i'm.
ported gray ensemble costume trim.
med with gray fox. smar gray
t0que and orchid corsaEc.
After their wedding trip Mr.. and
Mrs. Ramsay win b at homo In
Salisbury. n. c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-17
Army and Navy Women
to Cine Musicale

Tuesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Robert T.. Fisher the Association
Of Army and Navy Women will give
a musicale in place Of the regular
monthly luncheon.
The program. to be presented at 8
O'Clock. follows
Introduction and Tarentfiis". .saraaats
fat +Fignuess Melody" ...... EreiElsr
'hJ spanish Dance ........ Granados
Co Ballet Music from 'TEosamuuds"
-..-..s........s... Schubert Kraisisr
EIdridEs Byrd Elliott
faj Little Rose Of May" Kathleen Clark
% Coin Home" ...,-.......
49,. .Dvorak. New word symphony
'cJ Boat Song ........ Harriet Ware
Mrs. Duncan ". Wood
= la) "Andants Espagnols'' .......f,aIo
a Cby ''Aadrgai" ............. gimonsttt
faJ "Zapatsado" ......,.... ssrsa,ts
90 indian Lament ...... ErstaIsr
I fCJ 'HOuanza AndHiuza" 90. Harasafs
Eidridgs Byrd Elliott
fat MY Love IL Muietssr" 4 Bauer
90 Nanny Song go. Harriet ware
Mrs Duncan ~. wood
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CLUBS FOR TUESDAY
FEDERATED CLUBS

FEDERATED CLUBS
A group Of the Seattle Federation
Of womcn's Clubs which will meet
Tuesday. November IS. includes.
Current Century club. IN Ballard
public uhmry. at ESQ O'Clock Aiu.
Ut Wyckoff University % Wahh,
iugion. VIII speak on Home Eco
Monies"
Sorusig club. 90 Federated club.
house. at O'Clock, Program life
Sketch % Kuut Hamguu." hy Mis-
Violet T. Morrison. review Of THE
Children u the Age b. Mira.
Charles q, Miller Five minute talks
The Face OF tho World By Mm-
y. " Van DuHsn. Tho Power OF a
Lie." by Mrs r. r. Weeks. and
The Last % tho VIKINGS by Mrs
=, IT, Runner Tho hoa,cucH are
Aira. r. L. Heinrich and Aiu. n. l.
Huskina
North End Progressive club. with
Mrs ". y sloan. 451i First ave.
~ T., AZ o'clock. Parliamentary
drill az 2.3o.
Queen Ammo study club. with Mn.
r. D. Colviu. SoT w. Howe st.. al
O'Clock Program CONSISTS OF talk
on "Fottcrics Of America and Eng.
land" by Mn Ira y. Ford. and
paper On Decorative Textiles" b.
Mrs. 4. c. Ferrec.
Sunset Heights Literary club.
with Mrs. JcnIe Sleeves. t5i5
Greenwood ave. AZ o'clock.
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Proceeds From Bazaar
TO Aid Needv

In all perfectly co.ordinatcd bod.
les there Is a head and n heart
and so II Is with tho Fruit and
Flower Mission. Tho board may
be llkened to the head. for II
must provide the ways and means
Of carrying on the splendid work
OF the mission, but tho heart IS the
investigating committee. AS n
man thinketh in his heart, 80 IS
he" In just the ratio in which his
heart warns his thought have we
man rich in living.
Under the capable direction OF
Mrs. a. J. Bebb. 80 investigators
do the vlsiting-33 women with no
compensation whatever, except the
knowledge Of we'll doing 20 out In
all kinds Of weather, 10 all kinds OF
places. TO bring comfort and cheer.
Last year. almost an average OF
two visits a day was made, while
the visitors are in constant com.
| munication by telephone.
Out OF sf7i9.O3 receipts for
1923. only S245.52 was used for Of.
flee expense. 800 for rent of room
where clothing rs kept and dlstrib.
uted, s95.17 office expense and
1896 for incldentals.
The Fruit guid Flower Mission Is
growing concern, having extend.
cd It's work six times in the last
five years.
The bazaar 10 be given at the
Washington on December Q is part
OF tho yearly finance program. One
article purchased may buy milk for
some under.nourished child or for
some old mother. forgotten and
alone. for a month. An article 30
bought not only pleascs tho pur.
chaser, but helps Scattlc's own,
who may be III.
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iOrthopedic Lunch and
iThrift ShOps

l 81. Marks Guild Of ST. Marks
g. ch will be In charge at the
prthe oedlc lunch room, PA Colum.
p st., on Tuesday. Mrs. NJ. c.
Aeal viii be hostess. assisted by
RS. w. r. Hail Mrs. ]. u. woolas.
~, Mrs. S. j. Hoyt. Mrs. r. c.
tulgrave. Mrs. John gurratt. Mrs.
.dam Jardine. Mrs. Thoo. Perrott.
rs. {. y. Kelley, Mrs. s. j. An.
rson, Mrs. Z. n. Phelan. Mrs J.
Dootson. and the Misses Marga.
Il Thomas, Betty Ball, Alice Carr.
won Bazzett, Julia Williamson and
Cardin.
v Highland Drive guild viii
sh1rge at the Thrift shop on
" morning. represented by
seh, NJ. Lyon nd Mrs. w. NJ.
=. and MaIronn guild with
&. f. Hughett and Mrs. Jules
kE6neau win have charge in the
~ueQpsa
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NEEDING VIII Be
iQuietly Solenlnized

The marriage Of Miss Eileen Dc.
fancy, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
James Anderson Wood. TO sir. Louis
leroy Robinson. son OF Mrs. Eliza
beth Robinson, viii be very quietly
solemnized at the home Of the
brides parents. on Saturday even.
inE. November 20.
The service will be read by the
Rev. Father ". O'Rafferty at $40
o'clock. in the presence OF relatives
and a few close friends. Mrs. WI.
liam Arthur Deming, OF Bellingham
the bride-elect's sister. and Mr.. OH
yer d. Richardson win be the only
attendants.
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NInYEAK AsEEMHLY


Tho W0man's Legislative Council
o. Washington opened lts midyear
assembly this morning 10 the club
rooms ~ the Y. vs.. G. A., and win
continue thru "Wednesday afternoon
with evening sessions on Monday and
Tuesday Mrs Victoria TrumbuIl,
president, viii preside
The program for Monday evening
follows
Address. frrafauon. a civic
Problem" ~ Prof Carl n. DaEeu. Uni.
vrrrify % washington
t.1B-AddfrHs. "Our boys" hy ~. ~
Eautsrr1H, representing ths Rotary club
hEfs-Addftw. Playground LHEiala-
ti1H Judge Austin = GrifnihH.
Tuesday afternoons jddrsrsts viii ts.
O'Clock Problems o. tho Mentally
Euru1rmHI Chill CO. his State" Mia
Nciiir GDodbue. dirfj for child study
laboratory Of public \ hosls Of Seattle
$50" Mothers Pension Law ADD Ia
Administration" Mrs Marie =. Page
superintendent mother pension depart,
mrnt in ilvouils court pf spokane.
g-ob-"What Are u Doing for ihs
Indians IN This State n siiHH Sarah In,
di6att ubsr author
The program Tor Tuesday evening In.
ciulsas
q o'g!osk-"soms co celebrations IN In,
tsruutiouHi Affair."" ~ Prof Kenneth
Cole. political scisnct department Of
University u washington.
Es11-''FcdcThl Chuh Labor Amend.
msut" hy Bliss susan y. Hohmaun. at
toTuFy
EEts-"Gll Age Pensions" ~ Adam
pssier. representing the Seattle Asrie
FfatUruhl order % Eagles
The program for ghh closing session
wednesday afternoon ueludess
O'Clock state Orange Legislative
Program" presented by Frcd J. cham
beriain, chairman o. Legislative commit
tee uf Washington State Grange.
1s1o-'iAw enforcement" By tho Rev
lmtross Bailey.
bG-"uuf Girls" - Mrs. Amanda
Gordon superintendent Pacific Coas,
Rescue and Protective -15cicty.
zsEba= Ess1lutlour
no d EnUFrrvFff
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Informal Buffet Supper

AR. and Mrs. Pierre r. Ferry
ana Mr.. and Mrs Claude c, Ramsay
win entertain With an Informal
huffct supper on Friday evening. IN
honor % Mrs James A. sherman
and Judge and Mrs Alfree Battle.
Invitations have been limited %
Intimate friends % the honor guests
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sEArTtE IoDGE 30. I

Seattle Lodge No. Z. Degree OF
Honor. will meet IN Evergreen hall.
1909 Ninth ave. Tuesday evening.
November IS. ut TA5 O'Clock \ pro.
gresalyo whist party will begin nj .
O'Clock. Mrs. Elizabeth Murray. In
charge, requests members to make q
special effort TO attend. Refresh.
mcnts.
At 645 p. m. the drill team viii
meet for practice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-17
POWERFUL YET
GENTLE POSLAM
HEALS ECZEMA

Poslam Is tho most concentrated
Of skin remedies. yet its medication
Is so safe and gentle that Il may bo
used freely even on baby's tender
skin. II stops itching INSTANTLY
and quickly overcomes tormcnting
disfigurlng oruptIons, At all drug.
gists'-only 5Oc.-Adv
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personal

Nr p.frrr D. Tr-F u.g leave
December b. ur sen. YarE -.F-
where enc nEG slrHI fHr Ea.llra
H.#rH H.H dina Ne. No. ..H.a.
& ATTENDING u-Eamrra arHaHI
Mr I1Ear Amtr lru Friday rgF
fHa F..aF ..4- q. 4...r.FHr. 4-#-.
Mia Harriet IuUsg Har returned
fram "a taa month"; rrln In ne Erat
F H..rH
N.sa Isuma garfa4n uHg rrraf
the sHmmsr uIH hon aunt N-
CF4rfs4 TT4V.- tn Ahmed. rrf-
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Mrs. Campbell
Entertdinina at Luncheon

To honor Mrs. James A. Sheahan.
who viii leave shortly for an cx.
tended stay abroad. and Mrs, Alfred
Battle, who returned recently from
n European trip. Mrs. John A.
Campbell win entertain az luncheon
on Tuesday afternoon at her homo.
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WEST SEATTLE CHAPTER

West Seattle Chapter. O, T., s.
social circle. viii meet in tho local
Maronle temple. Tuesday November
IS. az 1880 a. m. Luncheon az u
o'clock Bring own sandwiches.
Business meeting ut p. m. Host
caseS MIRA W. Kcllerman. Mrs r..
Harding. Mrs Bndglcy Mrs G..
Waters. All Eastern stars invited.
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WHITTIER PIT A.

Tho whittier PIT s WIN have a
dads night az the school Tues
day, November 49, n p. m. Pre-
rsdInK the meeting the teachers will
b. entertained nt 9 o'clock dinner
ai the Calvary Methodist church,
with the parents or the PIT a. as
MnAf.
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bbtkbtIlt, lNIllbaEpt
follows a gentle
rubbing with st.
Jacobs OIL.
Rub this sooth.
ing, penetrating oil
right on your chest
and Ike magic re.
lief comes. st. ia,
cobs oil Is n harm.
less linlment which
quickly brea k $
chest colds, soothcs
tho inflammation Of
sore throat and
breaks up tho con.
gcstion that causes
pain, II never dis.
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Luncheon for
Mrs. Sheahdn

Mrs. Timothy Jerome viii b hos.
tess al a small luncheon on Thurs.
day afternoon az the Rainier club.
In compliment 20 Mrs. James A.
sheahan. who Is leaving shortly for
Europe.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
NORTH END GUILD

NORTH END GUILD
Tho North End guild Of the Chill.
drcn's Orthopcdlc hospital win hold
its monthly meeting at the home ot
Mrs. a. Y. Bentley 4221 Ashworth
st.. Friday. November 81. Mrs.
Frederic Hall White will speak at II
a. m. All members urged to be pres.
ont. ~
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CASCADE PIT 4.

Cascade School PIT A. will meot
Tuesday. November rs, nj 2:t5 p, m.
Miss Agnes Mcmillan Of the Seattle
Public library win speak on Books e
Mrs J. Ripley, Mira +. Herman and
Mrs 4. Hampton. hoateEBcs
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FREMoNT 81. G. r. n.

Fremont ". c. T. L. viii meet
Tuesday. November IS. at p. m.
with Mrs J. a. Jury. 422i Dayton
ave. Subject Temperance and
Missions; Mrs. Ida Reynolds.
leader
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ALKG PRE- SCHOOL
CIRCLE

AK Prc.School circle win meet at
the school Tuesday. November IS.
az 200 p. m. Miss Elmer. OF the
school board art department. will
speak on the amusement Of chill.
drou from TO years OF age.
Small children vii be cared for.
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Hosts at Home Dinner

Captain and Mrs. stephen y. Gibbs
hin entertain with tho third OF a
Series OF dinners at their home on
otionday evening. November e. Gov.
strs viii be placed for sixteen guests.
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Preceding the Junior club dance
ON "Wednesday evening October go
az the sunset club. Ar ani Mrs
Albert Charles Stubs uul enter
tain with "a dinner % ten covers az
thrlr home.
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ALKt woMNNs CLUB
QUARANTE CLuu

QuBmntc club meets with Mr.
and Mrs. W H. rary, $685. West
Andoycr a., Tuesday. November IS.
o'clock r. m.
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skin.
Get 50 cent bottle of ST. Jacobs
oil at any drug store, It has been
recommended for Go years, Adver.
tisemonL
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PUBLIC SCHOOL
pHOTECTINE I.EAGuE

Tho Public School Protective
league will hold Us monthly meet
Ing at the Y. w G. 4. Tuesday.
November IS. at noon.
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UNIVERSITY w. c. n II.

~ the meeting OF tho University
w c. r. T.. 20 DO held Tuesday
afternoon. November IS, az tho
Malloy gymnasium. ht o'clock.
Mira Olivia Marwood. state superiu.
tcudcnt. viii Eiyo an address on
The Arm OF tho w, e. r. L. De-
partmcnt Of Social Morality" The
meeting IS open to all interested.
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Cards ont for Bridge
LMncheOM

Mrs. II. VI. strkyer Issued cards
'cloday for a bridge luncheon at her
saomo on Tuesday afternoon, No
t-ember IS.
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uOME c1nKEn nINNEn

Nina Fly tent No. y. Daughters
OF Veterans, viii serve home.
cooked dinner Thursday. November
20. az o'clock. in Veterans hail.
Armory. 4 bazaar and military whist
party will be held at Sl5 o'clock.
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WOmen's Clubs

~ Cunnife viii speak open house
from 20 s o'clock. assembly a. 5
o'clock Program.
ALKt woMAN's CLUB
The AM Wumln's Improvement
club will meet az tho home OF Mrs
A. = sehatt. assG card ave, * w
on Tuesday. November iA Lunch.
ton nt i2ssb O'Clock; business meet
ing AZ 2 o. M program az s;10
p m. Mrs william Martin will
Eiye talk aud thoFc will bs a
short program. aiso talk by MrA
Edgar Hume on what Seattle Art.
lists Arc Dulng"
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RUB CHEST COLDS
AWAY: STOP PAINS

Pain and congestion Is gone,
Quickly2-Yes. Almost instant re.
lief from chest colds, sore throat.
N-n.A...A. l...-.A--..---
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HARMONY HOMESTEAD

Harmony Homestead. No. i7ts.
Brotherhood OF American Ycomcn.
will present IA play entitled THE
Country School" under the auspices
Of its dramatic club on Tuesday
evening, November IS. Rowenu Cir.
clio will hold "A bazaar on tho after.
noon and evening Of the same day at
N. W. 4. hall. i92gis Third ave.
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HUTS-S0RES
Cleanse tn oroughly-thsn.
~ without rubbing, apply
VIG:!kSSSs
Oosr ~ Mullen Jsrs Ussd Yssrf-
Folly to Suffer
With Piles

Step into any drug store, get q
to-eent pkg. Of Pyramid pie Sup
positories and stop the soreness,
pain, itching and bleeding. Thou
sands declare IL a wonder. many
saved from operations. Entire fani-
lies rely upon Pyramid and recon-
mend them TO their friendx
-Adyerffserne,t
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QUEEN ANNE STUDY CLUB
Queen Anne study club viii meet
Tuesday, November rs. az ? p. M
with Mr. J.. -. Colvln. s07 West
Howe ~. Mu r. e. Fcrrsc will talk
on Decorative TcXtlIes' ana Mrs
ira a. Ford on "Poiterss u Amer.
tea and England"
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CANADIAN WONIENs CLTn

Canadian womcns club win give
a card party Tuesday. November
Is. at p. IN. At the Federated club
house
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MnNTLAKr PIT 4

Tho Montiake PIT. 4. VIII meet
Tuesday, November IS, az $50 p
m. In the assembly room Of tho
school.
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EAsrERN sTAn cLrn

Tho Eastern Star club will have
a bridge party for members and
their friends on Wednesday, No
vcmbcr 10, at . p. m, at 1920
Arcade square.
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ia 4 y NtDD ~ ~
Gatewood PIT 4. win hold It's
monthly meeting Tuesday evening.
November is. Mr. willard, aEdst-
ing superintendent. and Mrs How
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Campfire Girls

EHF EHgfHHrlffu .E arE.Erfar con-
ference uf Campfire Crib HI ~
EF4 m Olympic. Washington. fHr
weekend of November EI-a the
conference IN open tn zoo Campfire
Girls ana an Seattle F.rr 80
. planning ta'5'-rUl. AIrFHag they AZ
pressing fHfr UIs7faI HauH a1i
laundering their hrHf wlRr middle
u anticipation a. fnr event Tie
registration go Tor arc conference ~
90 raHfr, anI thIa b. admtnlaB 90 zoo
meeting Seattle rr'T and guar.
Iru should register Hf Seattle head
.guHura IsFlEE their rr.utar.nu
Zee. and make uErWrUrH there
Tor transportation. which uHI ha =
each Way putuf igaa guardians
nI HrH should register with pa.
william Manner lll3 D.. EuU rf
Olympia. Wash
Seattle rlrIH uha have already rrE
IHirrrl ul hsniqBarfsr7 and paid
IhrIT registration Zee should lrt head.
quarters know whether az not they
rtlu Intend t1 CO. Tho girls VIII
leave Friday afternoon. returning
Sunday afternoon,
The Seattle girls VIII Is IN charge
~ Niaz Ruth brown. GlFlF who wish
iD attend The conference should reg
lister Immediately.
FoIiouins h the program for the
conference.
Friday afternoon. Registration az
community house Mixer, high school
building.
Frii1y evening Welcome 90 Olym-
riar Mayor George DmhBm. Greet
inE from ruardiana. Mrs. Wm. Ma.
uI,r president Guardian aarocia-
ton. Greetings from girls. Louise
Schmidt Response, Olympia. we
gree, sou, Catherine Baum. Town
songs award fpr best song. Motion
pictures q Camp sealth. camp songs
Saturday morning Community
hous" 2. singing talks by nremaIl.
era and torch bearers. 10. FIrir. ros.
sion. leader. Polly Brown. What ia
The Campfire movement Hoqulam
Earning n rank, Aberdeen. Camp
Sealth. Olympia. Working together.
siaEit county. Adventure in Camp
fire Seattle Where are We roing7
Seattle Gu1rdluu' session. Leader.
Ruth A. Brown. The guardian e
part Campfire and the rirl. The
health program. Putting magic into
Tho Campfire program. Camping
campfire thru the winter. ~. lunch.
con- ], meeting a. community house.
Question bon. $3.50. reception AZ sy.
ccutiye mauBiou. Mrs. Louis Hart.
assisted by Olympia guardians. 8.
council fire Bugle call: buglera. Hell.
an Gray Helen Meslnest. Polly
Brown. Jessie Kceuu. IrmenEardc
ratieu. Frances Hart. Tabo. en-.
trance group OF girls singing "Amerl.
ca. tho Beautiful" Campfire pledge
and pledge Of allegiance. law or the
Campfire. initiation Of new members
Fire lighting Work. Ccntrulla:
health. HoquiBm: love. Olympia.
Sons. Burn. Fire. Burn. Roll call;
respond with town songs. Boating
song. Aberdeen. Work song. Ho.
quiam. Awarding ranks. wood gath.
crcr. fro maker. torch bearer. Song.
Mystic Fire Seattle. Address.
Judge Wilson. Awarding honoiD.
Song "Now Our Campfire Fadeth. 4"
Nanny Moon. Taps.
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woNrEN.s CONNIE .cIAL cI.rn

WoMEN'S CONNIE .CIAL CLUB
The Women's C-mnercial club
viii bold its last II hcheon OF 1924
on Thursday. November 90. at the
Waldorf hotel "Honey and Potato
week will b. featu4ed Mrs. Fam
ora Cauffman win speak on Honey
and Mrs Dorothy iSmonton We'll
bonn on 'Potatoes' Miss Nell Raw
son win contribute a vocal number
and Mr.. Frank Slide viii talk on
Are You an Asset or a Liability"
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CARD PARTY

NNiNp lAiNll
Sororia, University OF Washing
ton, viii give card party Thurs
day, November 20, from . to 5
o'clock. at the home of Mrs, Frank
II. Fowler, 47OS 18th ave. n. L.
The proceeds will be used to further
attendance Of mature women at
American universities.
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ELITE REHEKAH LODGE

Elite Rebckah lodge viii meet
Thursday, November 20, nj y. m.
with Mira Edward Gault. 33i7 35th
ave. S. Cards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-17

All craft articles for exhibit az the
Southwestern Washington conference
should DO turned in 10 headquarters
at once, Hcadbands. beaded Ftoles
count books and other craft articles
will be Judged az tho conference and
national honors viii be awarded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-17
nAcK no scnooL | NIGHT

BACK TO SCHOOL NIGHT
The Ballard high school and the
ParcntTeachers ssoeiation are
holding their Back TO isrhool" night
on Friday evening, NoS1mber 81, at
7:30 o'clock.
From 7:}5 p. m. until 4 90 p. m. the
parents will be given an opportunity
TO meet the teachers and to visit the
classrooms
At 300 p. m. the following pro.
gram will be given:
Vocal solo, Mr., Frank Moulton, &C,
companicd by Miss Kathleen Munro
address, 'Education," Mr. Lewis B.
Shwelenbach: harp solo. Mrs, o. T.
kriegcr; talk by Mrs. ]. w. Sumerall.
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FAUNTLERoY SCHOOL

l DADS NIGHT
Dads night win 10 celebrated by
Y Faunileroy school Tuesday evening
! November IS. nc o'clock
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Editorials, pictures. poems and
other articles arc needed FOR tho De.
cembcr Torch from girls and guar.
dihus. They should be In by Noyem.
Dor 20 and an topics which have been
assigned TO the staff should be turned
tn 10 the ship Immediately.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-17
CUSTER AUXILIARY
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Custer Camp Auxiliary viii give a
complimentary dinner 90 comrades
and their wives and widows, az Vet.
Grams hall. Armory. Tuesday oven.
ing. November rs. AZ o'clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-17

CROWN HILL PIT. a.
Tho Crown TIill PIT. A. Will hold
n Dads Night" Tuesday evening.