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Every type of rock from the charming and very
simple boysh frocks of striped tub silks broadcoths
nens-to very lovely and sheer afternoon rocks of linen
and voile, voe with lovely handwork and laces in
summers blossom tints.
The Dresses Sketched Typical of the Attractive Selec
ton-The very straight and boysh roc of pale yellow tub
silk relies little collar sleeves that tie and very
very fine tucks from shoulder hem for smartness SIS
very combination of brown linen and white
voe is this frock with hemstitchng and buttons,
and boysh tie for trimming $3.50.
Women DresS ectim foor
Evening star., 1924-05-26
This is an Occasion for
New Sports Shoes

And, whether you play or whether you
don't-whatever your costume is to be
the Women's Shoe Section is richly sup
piled with just the sports shoes you will
find most suitable and smartest for all
occasions.
A Laird Schober Oxford
of White Reignskin, $3.50.
"a very attractive, smart model for
wear with the new boyish tub silk frocks
or sports skirts and sweaters; with COW
cred Cuban heel and white SOLE
Smoked Elk and Calf
Golf Oxford, SO
with crepe rubber sole and heel; it is
not only the serviceable and correct shoe
for the golfer-but extremely smart.
White Reignskin Pump
Trimmed in Kid, So.
A smart sports pump for all-summer oc-
casions-with one strap, and trimmings
of white kid; white leather walking heel.
women's Shoe Section Third floor
Evening star., 1924-05-26
FLANNEL
Tremendously Popular
for Misses Sports,cear

for Misses SpOrts,Uear
The Flannel Suit, SIS with
Double-Breasted Coat
Sketched, is one of the most
popular types of sports suits;
boyish, youthful, smart; in
tan or white; another model in
blue.
Flannel Frocks, $1o.50-$25.
One or Two Piece Models.
Choose to be straight, boyish
and simple-with a tuck or
two, buttons-lingerie collar
and cuffs; or MILDLY style with
a scarf, such as a smart one in
blue. banded in deeper har-
monizing shades.
Flannel Coats, SIS.
The chic boyish type, that so
many smart misses are wear
ing.
Misses Section, Fourth floor. a...4..A...
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This Lunch Kit for J
Very Specially ~
Priced ~

The very thing you'll want if you're mo-
toring Out into the country for Decora-
ton Day. Sandwiches, fried chicken and
steaming hot coffee. or an iced drink will
never taste better-and this little kit is
completely outhttef for two-with
knives, forks. spoons. food box, and
space for 1-pint thernos bottles.
1t really takes up very little space in the
car-measuring but 15xllx5 inches in all.
Travelling Goods Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1924-05-26

THE BEAUTY ELECTRIC MARCEL
WAVER-A convenient, practical and safe
marcel waver, that produces three rich full
equally effective on oily, wet, or dry hair.
$3.50.
Electrical Goods Section, Fifth floor
Evening star., 1924-05-26
The Smart Acc
To Swimming

Diving Caps. l5c to ST., may be had in any
number of vivid colors.
Aviator Caps, in varied colors, to match
ones suit, 25c to ST..
Fancy Bathing Caps Csc to $3.50 in doz
ems OF styles and delightful colors.
Scarfs or Triangles. are the new note: in
Persian prints or Roman stripes-in a
great variety of colors; Csc to $3.50.
Bathing Slippers and Sandals; of rubber,
canvas, sateen or satin-in all the smart
shades-75c to $3.50.
Bathing Bags, in varied styles, Soc to
$1.50.
Bathing Bandeaux, Soc, are of chamois
cloth or stockinette.
Bathing Garters-Earrings, Bracelets,
25c.
Notion Section First floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-12

,,ap women's University club
uu present Mrs. Theodore
l.,,,r IN a drawing room travel
,soe. 'srhrOo Months in Mexico
Friday afternoon, at o'clock.
Ms Halter will illustrate her lee
.s. with original lantern slides
"a viii also exhibit a rage oollec-
s's AZ Mexican pottery. A special
,s IN OF the afternoon Will be
Inn Of Spanish songs by Mrs,
s s.N Butler o'Nen, IN costume,
,, rranklIn Sawyer Palmer and
a. d stewart viii be the host
- The lecture IS open TO mem
~. and their guests.
The entertainment committee Is
sh.rve o. arrangements, They
Mrs Everett clark. chairman;
~, ~ Frank $. Bayley. Mn. Harry
~ Rawen. Mrs. William G, Clark.
,s.s iuez Craven. Mrs. Warren ..
s 49, Miss Celia Hardman,
~. Mildred llolts, Miss Kathryn
Nan, ,,ar, Mr.. c. a. Kline, Miss Ruth
gsaurh Mrs, Frederic c. Miner
n,ss Jesephine Tabor Mrs, Frederic
mi White and Miss Gertrude
WooAcoek.
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Dinners Before Opera

Many small dinners. with the party
later attending the opera. are occu.
wing the attention Of social circles
his week. Mrs. a. II. Anderson
M have as her guests at dinner
d her homc on Saturday evening
ssiws attending Boris Godounoff.
D.. and Mrs Henry suzzallo. alr.
an5 Mrs. Archibald stewart Downey
nd ~. John Butler.
ro-host group on Saturday night
vil include Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Rad
lsrd Mrs. Allan d. EnEie. Or. ard
w. Torilef Toriand and Mr.. and
Hrs Heher Plank.
Ar. and sIrs. James p. Hogc are
entertaining guests al each evening
perscrmance Of the opera.
Nr. and Mrs. Reginald Parsons
siiI entertain on the opening night
y ''AefistofeIe" Mr.. and Mr.. Har.
~ Lee. Mrs. Martha Agnew md
Mss Kathleen Agnew. Of Victoria.
n G
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Personal

Mr. and Mrs Harold Preston are
expected TO return from a trip 70
California next week.
Mrs, Grant McMicken returned
Monday from five weeks visit In
California,
Mrs. Roger Morse Bone and chil
dron left yesterday for Los Angeles
whore they win join Mr.. Bone. and
make their home.
Mrs. Murray Holland has returned
from a two months visit In Califor
mia.
Mr. and Mra. II. r. Alexander
who have been in California for
month. returned Monday
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Claro viii leave
Thursday morning by motor for Call.
tornia. where they will visit for two
months,
Mr. and Mrs w. W. Percy have
removed TO their summer homo at
Three Tree Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Almon II. Smith nre
planning to leave shortly by motor
for California.
Captain and Mrs, James w. Keen
spent Monday In Mount Vernon.
Mr. and Mn j. 81 Maeedo left
this morning Tor Alaska. 10 be away
a fortnight
Mr and Mn. stanton Frederick
Virginia jefferson have arrived In
san FmuClAco from Honolulu. and
are expected homo shortly.
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Orthpedic Tea and
Thrift Shops

Queen Anne Guild viii direct the
service Of the orihopedic Tea shop
on Thursday with Mrs. Herbert
witherspoon hostess. assisted hy
Mrs. o. a. K50a Mrs. H. ). Woods.
Mrs. G. :. Brown. Airs. y. G.
Yancy. Mrs. William Howard. Mrs.
II. Boyd. Mrs. o. b. Harlan. Mrs.
c. $. Noe. sfra. c. Shaw. MrH 4.
~. Hack. Mrs c. Thomas. Mrs @.
A. Kelley. Mrs Peter Mogenson.
Mrs. +. Harper. Mrs. Aston G..
Hole and Mrs. a. Mehlhorn.
The Thrift shop will be In
charge Of afrs. A. D. squirea and
MrA J. d. Mulhcrn for Noun;
Baker guild on Thursday morning.
and Mrs. ~ ". Carraher and Mrs
y. Il. Quick for First Hill guild in
the afternoon.
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CLUES FOR THURSDAY

ALKi P-T.A.
Ak PIT. a. viii meet Thursday.
AaFch 10. al go p. N. Mr.. W. A..
Blair. principal OF the Lafayette
school. viii give an address. Music
,vill be furnished BY the pupils OF
Ak school.
PARLIAMENTARY LAW CLASS
Robert Parliamentary law class
VII meet ut the Y. W. e. A. on
Thursday. March 10. az 100 p. m.
Ars. Ella ctdihec. teacher. Subject
lesson. Officers and Their Duties. .
Thc auxiliary class in public speak.
Ing. with Nine. Harriet Saunderson
- leader. will have a review.
DICKENS FELLOWSHIP
Dickens Fellowship Will meet
Thursday. March 10. at s p. m. at
he Chamber OF Commerce rooms.
VCEES ANNE
foRTNIGHTLY CLUE
Queen Anne Fortnlghtly club viii
meet Thursday. March 10. at ? p.
~ with Mrs. r. F. Gayior. 1914
iFh ave. ". Mrs. Gaylor viii be
asElsted by Mrs. J. n. Cunningham.
GREENWOOD o. T. S.
SocfAL CLUB
Greenwood o. Z. s. Social club
VII meet with Mrs. Viola Mullen,
rs w. 18th ST.. Thursday. March
u Picnic lunch at 1 2. m.
soRosrs CLUB
The art department Of the gorosis
CUB viii meet at the Federated club.
nouse On Thursday. March Il. al 2
?. N. Mrs. o. ". Gaudy viii be the
hoztess.
Following IL the program:
ssehnlqus-} oreshofteninz .......
p,...........-... Mrs. /. w. Lssoura
'sns o. Early English Arf.......
-. ...........-..s.. Mrs.. =. n gszsl
ssri1p Girl" and other pie
- 49,. .-ss-ss...,. HozaSfh
s,rdy led b. Mrs 4 J. webb.
'en' AT ........1lra. II. II. Hopkin,
AoAiLARY TO TRAINMEN
p me ladies' Auxiliary to IN,
.,o'nerhoof Of Railroad Tralnmen
,sa -, meet Thursday. March u. a,
~ p. m. at 1915 First ave
HOUND ROBIN CLUE
me me Round Robin club Of Seattle
~, ING No 7. Degree Of Honor. win
s'e a Progressive whist par,v n
~, y =. W. building Thursday after
March 10. at 1 O'Clock. ia
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Married ii South

The marriage Of Mrs +. Jessie
Lewis. daughter % Mr.. and Mrs H.
j Bennett. o. this city, 70 Mt 4. W.
kingsley. Of Los Angeles, vas ccle.
braied In Los Angeles on February
- In tho Methods, Episcopal church.
with the ceremony performed by
Rev Carroll
AIr. and Mrp Kingsley are at homo
NJ 1908 Baldwin 81. Los Angeles.
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DAD OUT AT SEA

Ibid you ring. slr?'
Yes. steward. Ill rang"
Anything can bring you, sir?''
"Y.y.yes. steward. B-b.b-bring me
n continent. n you have one, or an
isiand-anything. steward. so l-lul.
long az it's solid. II you can't sus-
sink the ship. '-TitBi,s
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WiH Lire in Olnnlpia

Afr and Mrs, George A. Hall -
Olympia. announce the marriage Of
their daughter Doris Louise. 20 air.
Oliver I.amson. son Of Mrs. Edwin
Curtis Moffat. % Seattle. The sery-
Ice was read by tho Rev. sidney H.
MORGAN. Monday. in 81. Paula Epis
coral church. with the immediate
families IN attendance.
Alr. and Atrs. Iamson loft for Call
fornia. their Wedding trip. on
their retutn they win he at home in
Olympia.
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Mrs. Halter VIII Erhibu Mexican Pottery al
Club: Musical Program for Tea

pa Gamma alumnao win give satur
day afternoon az the chapter house
includes Mrs Lorln Grinstead. chair
man; Mrs Frank Morrill,. Mrs Allen
u, Englc, Mrs. Morris Tihhals, Mrs
William Finn. Mrs Edwin !, Brown.
Jr., Mas Ruth Trenholme and Miss
Ann Agncw.
Tickets may be obtained from
either Mrs, Crlnst,ad or Mrs. Mon
rim,
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Plans Spring Carnival

The active and alumnac chapters
Of Alpha Delta III have planned a
spring carnival in tho new chapter
house. &s4T 18th ave, n. T., for
Mawh a. Entertainment for tho
evening includes vaudeville pro.
gram, cards and dancing and funds
derived from the affair win benefit
the fund Tor the new house.
The committee IN charge includes
MtS Wlnona Fax. chairman. Miss
Helen Thodc. fortune telling: Miss
Dorothy Fittercr. dancing; tho active
chapter. the vaudeville program. the
pledges. The candy booth. Mru, Oscar
Larson. cards and nah iongg, Mrs
George coplen. spceial,ica: Mrs. John
pingwell refreshments
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pro0ram Announced
for Musical Tea

rrissv afternoon brings the must
ii ,ea Denny Blaine. Madrona unit
= the Music and Art Foundation
mnd win give al the home Of Mrs.
~ A. Irwin. sis Thirty'seyenth ave.
\ nom until 5 o'clock.
The program 20 be presented in
Guides the following numbers
Piano n.,..
re Nlustrels' .,....-,..', pehasal
-gtuas IN e Minor .,s.ts'i 1hopls
"A Prelude IN Fiat -..ti
Miss pOrotssa Hopper
ea.ss. Harkl the LARK Schubert
-rssrs rates ....... Erich wolft
-essr Nora ...,.... .I.sndon Ronaid
sirs Harry Stephenson Bowen.
Hiss Hopper AZ the piano.
Fsse-
me Romsnesf s.-s.. la Forge
me Crap shoateF Eastwood Lane
Miss Hopper.
Mrs. Otis Floyd Lamson and Mrs.
Louis sIendel win speak during the
snsrnoon ON the Aims and Purposes
q The Music and Art Foundation
FUND.
Added to the long list OF assistants
n the dining room arc Mrs II. J.
Ramsey, Mrs. Zen H. Baxter. Mrs.
" ". Phillips. Miss Deane Irwin.
Mss Nellie Patrick. Miss AIary Pat.
rk. Miss Edith Andrews. Miss Har.
ri Carter and Miss Charlotte Green.
street
The committee in charge announces
that an ncighbors or any ono lnict-
ss,ed IS most cordially invited 10 az.
tend.
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GET ACQUAINTED

Abolish consequences by whole
some recreation and entertainment
THE LONESOME CLUB. Holyokc
building. III Spring street. Meet
lngs Tuesday. "Wednesday, Thursday
and Saturday evenings. Strangers
and lonely people welcome.-Ady
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Headquarters win be closed the
18th and 18th OF March No one viii
be allowed aboard. for the final coats
OF paint are TO be put on. All impor.
tant messages may be phoned in to
ca pitl.ii33.
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Present the coupon for a To-Day
Tube. Note how clean the teeth
feel after using. Mark the absence
OF the viscous film. See how teeth
become whittier as the film-coats
disappear.
The results of the ten-day test
~ill delight and convince you. Cut
out coupon now.
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aboard ship tclcanlng washing win.
dows. etci
G. Turn in written account of
the second annual Northwest confer
cncc Of Campfire Girls.
z Have a record OF attendance at
70 per cent OF group meetings.
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Entertains at coli Chtb

Mrs. a. y. Galloway entertained
with a luncheon Of ten covers at the
Seattle Golf club today for Mrs G. A,
DoEier. OF san Francisco. who IL Wis.
i,ing her daughter. Mrs. John ~.
bcrts, Bridge and nah jongs oceu
pied the AFTERNOON hours
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

NORTH QUEEN ANNE PIT. a.
North Queen Anne PIT A. viii
meet Friday. March u. AZ .. m.
Miss Julir shourek viii give storop.
ticon views Of other lands and birds
and industries OF Washington. Mu.
steal numbers viii be given by
Emily Dow. viollniti. piano solo.
james Dow. and vocal solo BY
Mrs. Einc Saftrger
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An articles for national exhibit
must be turned in at headquarters
BY March Is. Girls and guardians
arc urged TO send some craft article
back East this year. Appointments
FOR assistance with exhibit articles
may b. made with Miss Marguerite
Bringioc. ca pitl.ii33. Make appoint.
rnents early!
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Tea for Visitors

In compliment 10 Mrs, Herbert
connor Talbot dielen sutthofn who
Is visiting her parents, MIR, and Mrs.
John H. sutthoff. Miss Mary Lucille
Talbot win entertain with bridge
al her home on Friday afternoon.
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SEATTLE CHATTER NO. %
Seattle Chapter No. o.. o. L. s.
VIII hold n business meeting in the
Masonic temple. Thunday. March
10, az p. m.
DoRIC SoCIAL CLUB
Doric Social club. 0. T.. s.. viii
meet with Mrs. Iva Atwood. 4zis
Baker ave- Thursday. March a..
AZ : p. m.
SOCIAL AND CHARITABLE
CLUB
Ladies' Social and Charitable club.
''Freja." Sill meet Thursday. March
Ia. at p. M in the Swedish
club parlor.
TOTEM CLUB
Woodcraft Totem club will meet
Thursday. March 10. at the club.
house Members urged to attend.
NINA FRYE THIMBI.E CLUB
Nina Frye Thimble club Will meet
with Mrs. Visa Grant. fiii walllnE
ford ave. ThurEday, March Is. from
II until O'Clock.
JEFFERSON PIT. 4.
Jefferson PIT. a. will meet at the
school Thursday evening. March 10.
az s o'clock Miss Helen Reynolds.
primary superintendent OF Seattle
schoolg will speak. Refreshments.
WOMEN OF MoosEHEART
LEGION
Women Of Hoosehcart Legion will
meet In Moose Temple. Thursday.
March IL, at y. m Business sea.
sion.
FRIENDSHIP CAMP
Friendship camp. No. 33sS. r. X.
A., VIII meet at the homo OF Mrs
Nora wilson. zOis w. 57th st.. on
Thursday. March 10. Luncheon at
1 p. m. Sewing.
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NttRsEs CoMMUNIQUE GLUE

y IItHfss LlMA Z 3NItlIE ILIE
The Nurses Communiquo club
viii hold its regular meeting Thnrs
day. March 10. az .. IN. nj the
home Of Airs. vivian Allen. 1858
First y. +. Take wallingford car
and get of az sunnymdc Walk
one block cast then two blocks
north.
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II you value your watch. let Il
matchmaker repair IL. Next Liberty
Advertisement.
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MoMEcooKEp plNNEn

General Lawton circle. Ladies ~
the @. a. r.. viii serve home
cooked dinner on Thursday. March
~. from 1910 20 o'clock ~ the
Ballard City hall
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Committee in Charge
OF Shamrock; Tea

The committee in charge Of the
Shamrock bridge party Kappa Kap.
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CORRECTING DAUGHTER

Josephine, your mouth Is open.
"Yes'm. opened it" Mass.
chusetts Aggie Squib.
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WOmen's Clubs

which members and friends arc in
rltsd. Refreshments and favors.
The committee in charge includes
Mrs. Lucrctia cowan. Harriet Gran.
ney and Della Bailey Members
requested to be prompt.
SEATTLE FEDERATION
W C. T. U.
An alI.day get-togcther meeting
and luncheon win be held in the
salvation Army han sixth. between
pike and Unionl. ThurHday. March
i3ih. by the Seattle Federation OF
womsn's Christian Temperance
Union. There viii be business
meeting and an excellent program.
Devotionals IN charge OF Mrs. En-.
ma Morrison. Afrs. Lillian Vincent.
state president. viii be the speaker.
Special music by Mrs. Gertie shy.
der and Mrs. Edna Moline. Lunch
con VIII be served al 1870 by the
Heinz company.
FRANKLIN HIGH PIT. a.
Franklin High PIT. A. viii meet
Thursday. March 10. at 2:3o p. m.
Mrs. Henry I.andes Will address the
meeting and Miss Gertrude Austin
viii play piano solo.
JEFFERSON PIT. A.
jefferson PIT. a. viii meet at the
school Thursday, March 10. ut 3
p. m. Miss Helen Reynolds. primary
supervisor. wit speak.
/ UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS PIT. a.
University Heights PIT. a. win
meet Thursday afternoon. March H.
in the kindergarten room. Miss
Nellie Goodhue viii speak on the
value Of mental testing In modern
education. Miss Ethel Henson ana
Miss Grace slusscr will have charge
81 the music.
WARREN AVE. PIT. A.
Warren Ave. PIT. a. will meet
Thursday. March 10. At , p. m. a
health play viii be given By the pu.
/ pills and Or. Morris ". Iverson VIII
give dental talk for mothers.
KAPPA SIGMA MOTHERS CLUB
Kappa Sigma Mothers club VIII
meet on Thuraday afternoon. March
( ~. AZ O'Clock at the chapter
house. Members are asked TO come
prepared 70 scgv.
THURSDAY PROGRESS CLUB
The Thursd8y Progress club VIII
meet with Mrs. T. VI. Smith. eIog
FOURTH ave. y. W, on Thursday
| March IL. at 10 a. m.
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NfFtIfFfaF " N7FE N1IIFIFFNEf
Circle Q % the Greenwood Pres
bytcrlan church will give d S.. Pat.
rick's dinner IN the portable udjoin-
ms the church on y. slth ST.. Fri.
day evening. March "a. NJ Gao
O'Clock. 4 program win follow.
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cANlprIRE arRLs

Friday. April IS. there is 10 be a
Captains Dinner" on board the
camaradcric. To DO eligible to at.
tend this dinner you must have ful.
filled tho following requirements.
+ &c a Fire Maker or Torch
Bearer.
2 Subscribe TO Everygirls and
Torch
J. Have both parents ship com
radcs Ghaving given definite service
or financial assistance TO ship.
4. Earn and give TO ship fund S.
S. Given 10 hours OF real work
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MrsIc 40 ART "a

The executive board Of the Nor.
wrgian Hospital association will give
n music and art tea on Saturday.
March -. from 20 o'clock. a, the
Norwegian clubhouse Boren ave.
and Virginia IT.. complimentary 20
the first anniversary Of tho junior
division OF tho association and 20 the
officers Of all womeu's clubs OF Sc.
attic. At J o'clock Mr. YnRvar son.
niehsen and Mr.. sverrc Mack Will
explain The sagas adjoining the walls
Of the club.
Tho Norwegian Hospital assocla.
ton Is composed entirely Of women.
The list Of officers follow President.
Mrs. Gunnar Lund: first vice presi.
dent Mrs. o. NJ. Ring. second vice
president. Mrs. =. o. Gabrielscn: sec.
rotary. Miss Jessie Helhescn: finan.
cial secretary. Mrs. George Nelson:
treasurer. Mrs. X. I kobbcrgig.
Tho trustees are Mrs. a. Nordby.
Mira. Syvert stray. Mrs. Jacob
Lange. Mrs. Loif Hottie and Mrs. J.
z. Nfi,ten.
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NORTHWEST PRODUCTS
LUNCHEON

~ ~ thEsfsf
Ethan Allan circle. Ladies of the
G. A. r. viii have Northwest
Products lunehcon on THURSDAY.
March n. ~ the home OF Mrs
Jessie Mccaskfl. sgss 10th ave. y
r, For reservations phone Ken,
wood $3.50 Take car No. rs to
East 5sth and i4th ave. \. e, walk
two blocks east
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Results you see and feel

Pepsodens brings conspicuou.
results. II does more than fight
film. It multiplies the alkalinity
Of the saliva, to better neutralize
mouth acids. II multiplies the
starch digestant in saliva, to better
digest starch deposits on teeth.
These combined effects bring 4
new conception of clean teeth.
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wAsHnNoroN boulevard

". G. T. Z.
Washington boulevard w. G T. L.
VIII hold a meeting in the chapel.
5ist and r. Madison st.. Friday.
March ~. at >. m Following the
business meeting. Mrs. j. +. shidler
and Mrs. o. II. McGill will speak.
Members urged TO 10 present. Wis.
ltors welcome.
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Easy to combat

Now that film is easy to combat.
Dental science has found two
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Film mars beauty
Protect the Enamel

Pepsodent disintegrates the film.
then removes it with an agent far
softer than enamel. Never use a film
eombatant which contains harsh
grit.
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SEATTLE WELCOME CLUB
The Seattle Welcome club viii
giyc an entertainment and dance
Wednesday evening. March IL. at
$50 o'clock. at Brlsht's hall, 1904
Fourth ave. near Pine -.
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No ordinary tooth paste effee-
lively eombats II, so the coats may
long remain.
Film holds food substance which
ferments and forms acid. 1t holds
the acid in contact with the teeth
to cause decay. Germs breed by
millions in il. They. with tartar,
are the chief cause Of pyorrhea.
Such troubles are almost univer-
sal with people who don't fight
film.
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SEXTON FRIENDsHIp cIrR

SEXTON FRIENDSHIP CLUB
Sexton Friendship club will meet
Saturday. March IS. Mt p. m. with
Mrs. Elyira Jenkins. f4l2 Second
ave. y. T.. Dinner at y. m. Take
ear No. rs on Third ave
VAN ASSET PIT. a.
The Van ASSET PIT. A. viii meet
at the school Friday. March II. at
2i5 ,. m. TO see the Industrial pic.
lures presented by tho pupils. At 3
o'clock a short business session will
be followed by an address by n Camp.
fire speaker. DIR. Park viii speak
at o'clock on Problems Of Health. {"
HOW KHoLA CLUB
Mrs. olivia u. Dodds will be host.
ess 10 the How Khola cfdb on Fri.
day evening. March "a. at 52i4 Uni.
vcrsliy blvd. Box supper Will be
served.
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WASHINGTON HIVE.

WASHINGTON HIVE,
NO gs4
Washington hive. No. 9l4. Ladies'
of the Maccabecs. win give a card
party Friday. March II. in the din.
Ing room nj l. o. o. r. temple. 10Th
ave. and y. pine st.. preceded hy
luncheon AZ o'clock
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KAPPA SIGMA MOTHERS CLUB
Kappa Sigma Mothers club VIII
meet on Thursday afternoon. March
~. AZ ? O'Clock al the chapter
house. Members are asked TO come
prepared 70 sow
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FRANKLIN HIGH PIT. a.
Franklin High PIT. A. viii meet
Thursday. March 10. at 200 p. m.
Mrs. Henry Landcs viii address the
meeting and Miss Gertrude Austin
viii play n piano solo.