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New Britain herald., 1924-11-14
HELD FOR FORGERY
Nell McConiog,ie, Author and Ac- tor as We'll as Bx-Conyict, Falls Into Tolls Again.

Washington, Nov. 1i,-Neil Me- Conlogue, who has had career in- cludlng that of writer and actor, is held in jail here charged with st- tempting to defraud the govern ment through a forged check. Bond has been fixed for him at s20,o00.
 Police assert that McConlogue has had two terms in prison, but that despite this he has been able to gain the favor of many persons in the stage and literary world. His of- fense, 1t is charged. was committed last March in Cleveland where he presented a s4,000 check 10 the postmaster signed with the name of George Hackathorne. a Hollywood motion picture actor. He was arrest cd in Texas and escaped en route here, but later was arrested al Dallas. There, the authorities as- sert, he was living life of luxury, posing as Hackathorne and being feted by movie" fans and theater managers.
 While serving sentence In Leav- enworth, 1t is said, McConlogue in- terested New York writers in his case, and after his release he was
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14
BRITISH GOLF STARS

London. Nov. 14.-The magazine Golf Illustrated has made an inter- esting ranking of 16 amateurs whom 1t considers the best in Great Brit ain. They are put down in this or der:
 Sir Ernest Holderness, the cham pion; c. J. H. Tolley, R. H. Weth- cred, Robert Harris, c. J. Hezlet, E. F. Storey, William A. Murray, J. Wilson, Michael Scott. T. A. Tor rance, J. c. MacCormack, J. Cavan, W. L. Hope, Carl Bretherton, ". W. Mackenzie, W, L. Hartley.
 Three of the men chosen for the Walker cup team that went to America this year were left out of the list. They are 0. c. Bristowe, D. H, Kyle and Robert Scott, Jr.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14
OFFICERS TRAINING
Major Field of 102nd Infantry Re- ports January 3 at Fort BcnninS for Field Officers Course.

Hartford, Nov. 14-Major Louis l.. Field, 192nd infantry, by dircc- ton of the secretary of war, will re- port January 3, to the commandsnt, infantry school, Fort Benning, Geor- gia, for the field officers course commencing January and ending February 14, it was announced in adjutant generals orders today.
 First Lieut.. George $. Seymour, Go. B, l69th infantry, will report February 25 at the same school for instruction ending May 29; Second Lieut.. John I. Lorenzo, Co. I, 169th infantry, will report at the same time for the same period. Dr. George Mortimer Smith, of Hartford, is ap- pointed captain, medical coeps, and assigned to collecting company, No 152, 1lSth medical regiment.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14
TO RAISE INJUNCTION
Acqulttal of Hill Means That Ills Home Will Be Released From Lee gal Entanglcments.

Baltimore. Nov. l4.--As the re- suit of acquittal in his trial for making intoxicating wine and elder in his cellar, the injunction against the residence of Representative John Philip Hill will be lifted in a few days. it was said today by United States District Attorney Amos W. W. Woodcock.
 The lifting Of the injunction. which has closed his cellar under federal seal, will give Congressman Hill the right to use two gallons of elder and wine sto ed there.
 Colonel Hill todaF said that he did not know whether the wine was any good, for it had not been touched for more than a year. It might have turned 10 vinegar, he said.
 Colonel Hill next week will deliver two lectures at Harvard university on federal legislation.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14

taken to that city and an effort was made to Tehabllitate him,
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14
A LUCKY MAN.

Cortland, \. Y, Nov. 14.--When a resident of this city discovered that a large moIasses barrel needed cleaning, he proceeded to pour into it a pint of gasoline, and added a match, through the bunghole. Fire men and policemen shortly after ward found a door torn from its hinges. and the glass of the doors and windows Of the cellar shattered, but no fire. The experimenter was uniniured.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14

tho prevention and cure of tuber- culosis,
 The chemical, q double salt of gold and sodium with thlo-sulphuric acid. is tho creation of Prof. Moii- guard. head of tho department of physiology in the state veterinary school at Copenhagen. and is de- elared to act with sudden and dead ly effect upon the germ of tubercu- losis. So deadly is the action of the solution. pr. Freeman said, 1t has been necessary to provide a serum to counteract the tonic shock to the
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14
R. R. GETS PERMISSION

Washington. Nov. it.--Ths Ne" York Central railroad company to day received authority from the in- terstate commerce commission to acquire control of the lines of the Hudson River Connecting Railroad corporation and Its franchises and facilities.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14
NEW T. E. TREATMENT.
Special Compound Said to be Used
 With Good Effects.

Columbus, Ohio. Nov. i4,--Dr. Allen s. Freeman of Johns Hopkins university, Baltimore, addressing the annual conference of Ohio health commissioners here yesterday, de- scribed a new chemical compound brought to light in Copenhagen for
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14

IT you are desirous of obtaining new and better position also a more remunerative one, consult the classi- fled ads and you will be sure 10 find what you desire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-04
Marriage Of Ada TiHey
Announced

Announcement is made Of the mar.
rlage Of Miss Ada Tllley and Mr..
George Allen, in Vancouver. Wash,
on February %. 1924
The marriage has been kept So.
crct for the intervening months. and
the announcement comes as n sur.
prise to their hosts OF friends in Sc.
attic.
Mrs. Allen formerly was mem.
Der Of the faculty in the music de.
purtment at tho University Of Wash.
lngton and Is well known 10 Seattle
audiences for her vocal attainments
She rs now connected with the voice
department at Bush Conservatory in
Chicago.
Mr.. Allen. formerly student at
the University Of Washington. Is at
Bush Conservatory preparing for a
concert and opera career.
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Announced

TUE Women's University club has
l. issued invitation 10 its annual
presidents reception and ball. on
Friday evening. October 10. at half
after o'clock. in honor OF the out.
going president. Mrs. Everett
Smith. and the incoming president,
Mrs. Frederic Hall White.
In the receiving line viii be the
honor guests and the past presidents
Of the cub-Mrs. lie Roy N. Back.
W. Mrs. Clemens J. France. Mrs.
Florence Denny Hellker. Mrs. Geo.
W. soliday. Mrs Daniel D. Trefe-
then. Mrs. Harry sumner. Mrs. Her.
vey r. Wilbur. Mrs. Alvah Lemuel
Carr and Mrs. Frank S. Bayiey.
Trustees who win assist are Mrs.
Fordyce c. Gorham. Mrs. John Lin.
coin Hall Mrs. Thomas r. Lyons
and Mrs. Lyman VI. Tondei.
Mrs. Albert u. Baldwin, Mrs. George
o. Brchm. Mrs c. G. Crook and
Mrs. Clare y. Kline viii preside
over the supper table.
The entertainment committee or
the club. IN charge Of the affair. is:
Mrs. Everett Clark. chairman: Mrs.
Crawford Andc ,n Mrs. Edward
II. Duffy. Mrs. Homer Leroy
Elcher, Mrs. Allen 3. Engle. Mira
Clyde ". Hndlcy. Mrs. s. z. Hut.
ton. Mrs. Roy J. Rinnear. Miss NH.
dred Holts Mrs. Otis +. I.amson,
Mrs. J. r. Moore. Mrs. Frederick NJ.
Padleford. Mrs. L. II. Stewart. Miss
Josephine Taber and Mrs. Gera.d
Waechter.
Tho October program at the club
includes a talk By Mr.. Charles II.
Field on Fundamentals OF Interior
Decoration" under the auspices OF
the art and home group. on Tuesday
afternoon. October 7. at 2:3O o'clock.
The service Of ten will follow.
Tho regular business meeting Is
scheduled for Saturday afternoon,
October i8, at 2 o'clock.
on Friday evening, October "a. at
1915 o'clock. Alice Paine Paul. assist.
cd by a group Of her pupils. win
illustrate and explain ''The American
Dance and the Use Of the Mask"
The first Of a series OF neighbor.
hood teas for members with Garfield
telephone numbers will be given on
wednesday afternoon. October 20. AT
the home Of Miss Carrie Raser. 1890
Warren ave. Bridge and NAH Jongg
WIZ be played, beginning at ego
O'Clock, and ten will be served from
until O'clock.
a Halloween bridge luncheon for
members and guests is on the calen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-04
Junior Circle TO GiUe
Social Affair

Bridge and nah lonRg viii be
played Tuesday afternoon. October
u. by the members % the Junior
Circle, Seattle Frul, and Flower
Mission. aud their hosts ~ friends
at the Hotel Washington.
This viii be the first social affair
sponsored by the circle this fall.
TickctH may be obtained from Mrs.
Frank H. skinner ca pitl-o6tg. and
Mrs Carl Lucka, CA piii-3ssG.
Mrs George T.. Morford. chairman
" the committee on arrangements.
Is being assisted by Mrs. Arthur
Alexander Phinney. Mrs Frank II.
skinner Mrs Arthur T. Goodwin
and Mrs Walter Z. Taylor.
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wOMAN,s LAKEwoon cLrR

Miss slfr.da Rlgby Of the Social
Welfare league, VIII speak on Work
OF the Social Welfare Lcnguo' at the
regular meeting OF the Woman Is
Lakewood iCvic Improvement club.
.TueRday, October Z. at p. m, nt the
clubhouse Goth ave. $ and Angc.
line 81. Mrs. y. l.. Randall and
members OF the social service com.
mittce Of the club viii be hostcasos
for the afternoon 4 musical pro.
gram and refreshments will conclude
the afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-04
Plans Series
Of Bridae Teas

Mrs. William r. Perkins ia extend.
ing invitations TO series Of bridge
teas, three in number. at her apart.
ment In the Old Colony.
The first will take place on Mon.
day afternoon, October 10. the second
on Wednesday afternoon. October IL.
ana the third on Friday afternoon.
October II.
Seven tables will be played on each
occasion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-04
FEDERATION IN CHARGE

Tho SeNtIIn FedcrntIon OF WON
ems Clubs viii be in charge Monday,
October 6, of Buy a Picture Week"
at the Fine Arts gallery goes Third
ave.
Mrs. j. Herbert Ames. chairman
OF the art department of tho fedora
ton, will he hostess assisted by Mrs.
William Thyng, chairman OF the art
department Of the Cotcrie club; Mrs
H. w LeSourd, chairman of the Sor.
osis club art department; Mrs Arthur
70. swain president Of the West Sc.
attic Art club Mrs Eugene Forbes.
chairman of the art department OF
the West Side Women'a Improve.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-04
Service at Orthopedic
Shops

The Pythlnu Sisters will direct
the service az the Orthopcdlc lunch
room, 2lf Columbia IT.. on Monday.
Mrs Emma Shcltrnw viii be hos,cas
assisted by Mrs Mary Coggius, Mrs
Macdonald. Mira Helen simmons.
Mrs Mary Fitzgerald. Mrs Ida Del
Eel. Mra Jennie Arioa. Mrs Emma
Abbott, Mrs Louise Young. Mira
Hattie McMurtry. Mrs Gertrude
Whitman. Mrs. Laura Goodwin. Mrs
Eleanor Dean and Mrs Alberta
Barnca
The Laurclhurst Guild. with Mrs
II. -. scovillo and Mrs Fiosac
Foote. viii be In charge at the
Thrift shop Monday morning. and
the University Guild. with Mrs
w. II. EIlcr and Mrs Howard
Lewis, on Monday afternoon
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Guild Plans White
EEephdRt Bnznnr

Denny Thurman guild or tho Chill
dren's Orthopcdic hospital Is max.
ing elaborate plans for o White
Elephant Baznnr' to be heidi tho aft.
ernoon and evening o. November 90
at tho Hotel Washington.
In preparation FOR this bazaar
members OF the guild are requested
10 meet nt the home OF Mrs. A.
Friedman. 26f6 Harvard ave. n. on
Thursday afternoon. October Q.
promptly at 1890 o'clock. 90 design
fancy articles for the affair
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Dinner to Honor
Mss Penchn

Miss Frances Green will entertain
lat dinner on next Tuesday evening
at her home in compliment 10 MrH.
Anna Furth Pcachy. who returned
this week from an extended stay
abroad.
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HARMONY HOMESTEAD

Harmony Homestead No. 1913.
brotherhood Of American Yoemcn.
win have installation Of officers. to
which all homcsteads in the city and
surrounding homostcuda are egpec'nl.
~ invited TO take part, on Tuesday
evening October T. az O'Clock. at
the hall. 1929 Third ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-04
Bridge Tea at InglelCood
Golf Club

The retiring social committee OF
the ingIewood Golf club win enter
tain at bridge and tea for members
and their friends. on Wednesday aft
ernoo". October 3, at 1880 o'clock. at
the clubhouse.
Fifty tables will be In play and
at the ten hour Mrs Lawrence
Booth and Mrs Victor Elfendahl VIII
preside over the tea service.
The committee includes Mrs
Eugene Hatton, chairman: Mrs. Del
mar II. Trathagen, Mrs. james @.
Moore, Mrs. II. Holton and Mrs.
Richard H. Brockmnn.
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Popular Young Couple
BetrOthed

Mr.. and Mrs Grosyenor Folsom
announce the engagement Of their
daughter. Elizabeth Grifnths. 10 Mr..
Lawrence Whittemore Wiley. son n
the late Mr and Mrs Charles S.
Wiley.
The wedding will be an event Of
the near future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-04
HuteSOnS VIII Be
Dinner Hosts

In honor Of Mr George I.add
Mum, who recently returned from
scYornl years Of travel abroad. Mr..
and Mrs r J. Trnfford- Hutefon
will entertain at dinner on Friday
evening. October 10. nt the Seattle
Golf and Country club.
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Bridge Luncheon
at Tennis CLmb

a bridge and nah ionRg luncheon
is being arranged by the entertain
ment committee Of the Tennis club
for Fridoy afternoon, October 10,
pt ! o'clock.
reservations should bc made at
the clubhouse by October ..
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Women's Clubs

mcut club. and officers Of the city
federation.
Miss Clara r Reynolds superin.
tendcnt Of art, in the Seattle public
schools will give talk at 3 O'Clock
on Approach 90 the Pictures, and
there viii be musical program un.
der the direction OF Mrs. Malcolm
Hughes.
The exhibit, which consists OF
collection OF oil paintings. water col.
ors and sculptures by Washington
artists, is open to the public daily
from Il until o'clock, until Friday
evening. October 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-04
FRUIT AND FLOWER
MISSION CIRCLES

MISSION ClhCLrso ..
The various circles Of the s'4. Y.
Fruit and Flower Mission WI lus !,
Tuesday. October Z accoIai's "
the following schedule; -
All<i. with Mrs, George ". :
on, 1851 37th ave. S. at Il = -.
Hunts Point, with Mrs-
NJ. Coo, at Hunts Point $500
Junior Circle, with MIS- :. Il
Horribly. 52s Federal ave. NJ -. :. !,
a. m. Miss Dcra Hayes ass
hostess. u Z
Mount Baker. with MIS- ~
Griffith. SIG Dose Terrace a. ~
n. m. T c
North Broadway, with hrs,
Powell. 2SOS BoySton ave, ~ :, NJ
queen Anne, with Mrs. j. ~ IA.
man. GAIA First ave. W. Z"
a. m, sewing.
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FREMONT w. g. n. u.

Fremont w. c. 7. L. VIII meet
Tuesday, October Z, nt D. m. with
Mrs. G. w Leo. 1929 N. Attn st.
The program will be in charge of
Miss Bertha Carr; Mrs. Eva Oh.
moro, the superintendent OF the
White Shield Home, viii speak.
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Personal

Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Aston Hole. Miss
Alice Hole and Mr. Grendel Hole
have removed from the Victoria
apartments to residence at 1925
Seventh ave. w.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Gano Fother.
ingham motored up Friday from Bay
City to be the weekend guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs David S. Fothering.
ham.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. b. King and
daughter Miss Alison King. OF Van
couver. Il. C.. who have been guests
at the Hotel Washington for several
days. returned on Friday to their
home
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Frost or
Goldbar will spend the weekend as
the guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Edward
c. Ewing.
Mrs. Drew Chidester Of san Fran.
cisco and Berkeley. who has been
visiting in town for several weeks.
is spending short time in Tacoma
before returning to her home in
the South.
Miss Adelheide Kaufman will
leave next Wednesday for New
York city TO continue her art
studies.
Mrs. H. L. Alexander and Mrs.
Franz, Hale are the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs Joseph l.. Carman. Jr.,
in Portland, over the weekend.
Mrs. Frank NJ. Carroll is expected
home from a trip East about oc-
tober Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. William Crosby
have taken apartments at the Hotel
Sorrento for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh o'Neil Swartz
are receiving congratulations upon
the birth of a son. September %,
at the Swedish hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar A. Larson and
Mr.. and Mrs, *. Erland will leave
Tuesday by motor for California, to
be gone a month
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-04
ROBERT NORRIS CHAPTER
CARD PARTY

Robert Morris Chapter, 0, L ;
viii give the second in a serlss :
card parties on Saturday evening =
tober II. at $50 O'Clock, at NoriAs
cafeteria. 1919 Second ave. NUE.
Gus beautiful prizes will be gwen =, :.
and an over.stuffed fireside char W
be the door prize.
Mrs. B. A. Ryan, who Is casilnA.
Of the series, may be called fcF r. :.
vations and information at hLNS
2344.
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woMANs. CENrrRY cLrn

The art department OF the Won.
ans Century club win meet Monday
October 6, ut the home OF Mrs, Blake
ID. Mills, 93s 22nd ave. n. Assisting
hostesses. Mrs. Albert Wilton. Mrs.
George Altncw and Mrs Arthur
Swain. Vacation "reminiscences viii
bc the response 10 RON call
Tho building committee will meet
Monday morning az 1880 o'clock. at
the Puget Sound hank.
The French department will re.
sumo Monday, at 1880 o'clock on
the mczzanine floor at the Hotel
Washington.
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LEGISLATIVE
FEDERATION

The Legislative federation will
meet Monday October 6, at p. M,
at the Y. w c. 4. clubrooms. Mr..
J. d, Ross will lead discussion on
tho Reed power bill Two contest.
ants for the superior court bench
VIII speak. Executive committee
meeting at 1880 u. m. Visitors wei.
come.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-04
AUXILIARY TO
RAINIER. NOBLE POST

Auxiliary TO Rainier.Nob.c post.
No /, win hold its regular meeting
Monday, October 6. at S o'clock. in
the Legion clubrooms, 500 Third
ave Mrs. f. w Hargrave. who
was n delegate TO the national con.
vention. viii report.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-04
WEST SEATTLE DAY
NURSERY ASSOCIATION

NJ TNNTsIN NNNVNINIION
The regular monthly meeting OF the
West Seattle Day Nursery aSsocia.
ton will take place Monday, Octo.
Der 6, ut y. m. at the nursery,
4432 aga ave. S. w. A fun at.
tendance Is desired
on Wednesday. October %. the
nursery viii be host at a benefit
tea and musicale Mt the homo OF
Mrs. Morgan Johnson, 2346 4ith ave.
S. w.
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Hosts at Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs Harvey Fcitsr
VIII entertain bt dinner on wrdncs.
dry evening. October s. Tho ar
fair viii b. given at their home.
with covers placed for twelve
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Annual Reception and Ball: Engagement of
Elizabeth Folsom and Laurence Wien

dar for Friday afternoon. October 81.
at o'clock. Mrs Crawford Ander.
son and Mrs. Edward Tay ior vii bc
the hostesses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-04
BOX SOCIAL

Orange ladies' Of Flora f. Buteman
No. las will celebrate their third an.
niversnry with box social and pro.
gram on Monday october 9. in l. o.
G. r hall. 1909 Virginia st. Mem.
bers urged TO attend and bring their
friends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-04
CLUBS FOR MONDAY

DELTA ZETA MOTHERS CLUB
Tho Mothers club OF Delta Zctn
Sorority. will meet at the chapter
house Monday. October 6. at 1 O'Clock.
Members requested To attend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-04
sEATTLE COuNCIL - 4

Tho executive board OF Seattle
Council, PIT A.. will meet Monday,
october 6, at 10 n m. in the school
board room Committee chnirmen
urged to attend.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
RrNINIAGE SALE

RUMMAGE SALE
The Missionary Society Of the Meth.
odist Protestant church viii he in
charge OF u rummagc sale, Friday
and Saturday, Oct. 10 and IL, ut 1929
Second ave.
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BALLARD M. G. n. h.

Ballard w. G. r. U. VIII meet Fri.
day October 10, at 2 p. m. with
Mrs. II a. Slmonds. G727 Division
St. N. w.
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evening. October 6, in tho auditor.
ium OF the association building.
Miss Ethel MCGOWAN Kinnee. clad
In clothing loaned by the Bon
Marchc, will display the correct at.
tire Tor the office and street wear.
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pnIIOMus CLrB

The Phllomus club will meet with
ME. NJ, @. Buckley. 2O17 18th ave.
y, on Monday, October 6. at p. m.
Mrs p. II. Wight and Mrs. Carrie
Groesbock viii be the assisting host.
osgcs.
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PRAIRIE ROSE CIUB

Prairie Rose club will meet with
Mrs. James Rosgan. SOS 10th ave.
y. T., Monday. October 6. at y. m.
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BROADWAY HIGH

Broadway High School P, : 4,
win hold its first meeting sli
wear Tuesday. october I a. p :,
p. m. in room is. Mrs L = vi Vii
nett, principal of Broadway az ,, s
speak on subject especially NY, " sts
esting 10 mothers of freshman ,'la. ~
dents. Mr.. Davies, music u"t ts.s.
will furnish numbers by me ne, I Soul
man class. During the sC ,..as 81 =.
there viii be a brief business =, ere q
sion. FRESHMAN girls WI !, med
The mothers are invited 70 w.
and talk with the teaen'N
woMAN's TUESDAY clv a,.O Vii
The woman's Tuesday ' ~ ru p
meet with Mrs, D. c. Hall % :, rs l:il
day. october Z, Luncheon :
o'clock.
WASHINGTON HIVE a, laaIe
washington Hive No. ~ rucs
OF the Maccabees, viii NV, 10
day october I, at : ?. "'
o. Il. temple. Initiation
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NONTH QIIEEN ANNE p In

NOlVIh QUEEN ANNE PIT. A.
Tho North Queen Anne PIT. A..
VIII meet Thurhday, October ., at 3
p. m. at the school Miss Anna
May Mnthcson viii speak on Mod.
.crn Educational Tests"
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Y. w. c. A, CHARM SCHOOL
"Businoss' Etiquette" win be the
subject of n talk by Mrs. Lucy
Wand, OF the Bon Marche at the
meeting of the Charm School" of
the Y. w, c. A, at Z O'Clock. Monday
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HIGH SCHOOL CONFERENCE
Seattle High School conference
viii convene Monday October 6. at 4
o'clock, at the Chamber OF Com.
morcc,
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AUXILIARY TO
TEMPLE DE HIRsCH

The Ladies' auxiliary 20 Temple
de HirHch will hold tn regular
monthly meeting Monday. October c.
ot 2s5O p. in. at Temple Center.
Board meeting Mt 1870 p. m.
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Chapter A Of p. Il. o. viii meet
Monday October G. at . o'clock.
with Miss Lulu Fuller, 4le 3lst ave.
$, Visiting z. Il. o. members in.
vitcd to attend.