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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-23
A vERHovAY sEGELYEGYLET 1os.IK
FIoKJA, YoUNGSToWN, o.
Alakult 1905 oktoher 1o.en.

Elnok: Turner Jozsef, alelnok: Kalocxky
Janos. titkar: Gregosits J6zsef, AL Kyle
St., City. telefon 62osS. (kihez minden az egy
letet drdekl6 level kudend6), penztarnok III.
Macy J6zsef Ala L. Marion Ave, ellen6r:
Borsodi Jsnos. 3-as tagu bizottsag: Nem6.
nyi E. Mikl6s, Balasko Gy0rgy, III Macy
J6zscf,, iii. ugykczelo: Revesz Kalman, be-
teglatogat6k: Brier Ifillen Balogh Balazs, 8
hegyen Borsody Janos Is Petranszky J6.
zsef, South Sideon Menyh6rt Janos es II.
Macy Jozsef, Lansingvillcn Potornay Janos,
Hazletonban D. Kovacs Ferenc, Albert st-en
Bodzas Janos, k6rhazakba Hotter Andras es
Mih6k Sander. Struthersen M6rics Mikl6s.
zAszl6tsrt6t es ajt65rt id5r6l.id5re az eln5k
ncvezi XII. Nagybizottsagi tagok: Debroszki
Andras, Jurista Istvan, Kalocsky JAnos, G6.
ressy S&ndor.
Hivatalos orvos: DR.. Fuzy Pal, 403 Home
Savings Bank Building.
Gyuleseit tartja mnden no masodik W.
sArnapjan delutan 6rskor . Eshonins
svenuei magyar reformatus tcmplom alatti
gyulesteremben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-23
A BRIDGEPORT MAGYAR SEGELYz0
SZ0vETSEG 16. 81. YOUNGSTOWN
OSZTALYA.

Elnok Varga d. Janos, ugykezel6 penztar
nok 10th B. J6zsef (1226 Bellavista ave-.
Youngstown, o., hozza intezend6k levelek
Is nala fizetendok havi jarulekok), jegyz6
Gagyi Janos, ellen6r Dorgai Gyula, nagybi-
zottsagi tagok Mihok Sandor, Gagyi JAnos,
10th B. josef Dorgai Gyula es Varga D.
Janos.
Gyul6seit tartja minden h6 harmadik va
sarnapjan a Kossuth K0r kistermeben.
Az egylet korszerinti fizetes alapjan veszi
fel tagokat dollar belepti DID mel1et, q
meyb6l felvett tag 1 dollart visssaksp
1000 dollar halaleseti seg6lyt es heti dot
lar betegscgelyt fizet. A gycrmekosztalyba
evt6l 16ig vesznek fel tagokat, skik havi
Is ccntet fizetnck es halal csetcn 100 dol.
lart kapnak az 0rok0s0k.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-23
AZ EAST YoUN0sTowNI I. PE10r1
SAHDoA llA0YA1 DKTE0sE0fxYx6
E0YLET

En6k F0d5 1stvan, aleln0k Cseh Mih6ly.
jegys6 r. Bcnedck j., titkar Bors Ferenc (281
Robinson Road, East Youngstown, o., kihez
minden- az egyletct 6rdekl6 ertesites kiilden-
d6), penztarnok Saghi Ignac, penzt&ri Ell
leh6r Maioros Istvan, harmss bisottssg Nasy
Ignac, yarga J6zsef, Kelemcn Gy0rgy. be-
tcglatogat6k HorvAth Rafael, Szatm6ri Ki.
roly, Takacs J6xsef, Tinair Janosne, HAxleten
ban kajson Andrs, zasxl6tsrt6k (magyar)
varss J6sscf, Kovacs Emo, {amcriksi)
Bors Fereuc, Kclcmen GyJrsy, sit65r vSkisi
Mihdly, kiraly Istvsn. trusteek kiss Miki6s,
FTdS Istyan.
Hayi syuisseit tsrtja minden h6nsp uaeys-
dix vasafnspjan d. Y. 2 8 oral kssdsttel :
Crow EAAban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-23
Borraval0 rendszer.

Egy szep esten azonban vala-
mennyi etkez6 helyisegb6l eltiin-
tex tablak. Gyilkos-jokedvii ma
gyarok loptak ell, s ejszaka Macy
titokban kisz0geztek az olah pre-
fekturanak kapuira, hogY reggel
figyelmeztessek az iigyes-bajos
embereket, hogy hol van csak iga.
zan "Borraval6 rendszer.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-23

Eln0k: Kis Andras. aicln0k: Kuni Janos,
titkar Menyhert Janos. 6lo Mabel Street,
Youngstown, o. (kihes as egylctct erdek:d
ievelek k1ldend6k), p6nztarnok G6ressy San
dor. p6nstari ellen6r: Ssadai Benjsmin. be.
ieglatogat6k: besyep Molnar IstvAu, Brier
Hillcn Bokri IstvSn, South Sideon ezskacs
Lajos. 3-ss szamvizssAlo bizottsac: Mecsel
Andras, Seb6k Gabor, Balog J4nos slsll6
viy6k: Ricz J4nos 6s Dsuk6 fstvla.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-23

Hallom, hogy sokan csodalkoz-
TAX, olvasvan a lapunkban hirde-
tett r6mai zarandoklat tervet: Ia
randoklatg - Mi az?
Egyaltalaban mem csodalom,
hogy Amerikaban sokan eltiin3d-
mex, hallvan ezt az .6donhangzasu
sz6t: zarandoklat. Mert az ameri-
kai lelek szotaraban, ha meg is
van meg $40 maga, sz6hoz fiji
zott elgondolas olyan halavany,
messze multnak tersegeirol fe-
lenk pislakodo, sejtelmes valami,
mintha pasztortuz eg oszi ejsza
kakon, messzirol lobogva tenger
pusztasagon."
A zarandoklat nen1 amerikai ta-
lalmany. SGT, eppen lit, a talalma-
nyok csoda- orszagaban kiilon0s-
KEEP hangsulyoznunk kell, hogy a
zarandoklas egyaltalaban mem Ia
lalmany. A zarandoklast mem is t;l-
lalta fel senki. Mint ahogy mem
talalta XII senki a szJl0knek, az
0soknek, a hos0knek, a szentek-
mex, vertanuknak, profetaknalS,
apostoloknak tiszteletet. Belenk
van 0ntve, hozza tartozik ember
termeszetlnkh0z az, hogy ahol
tisztabb, szebb, magasab bbrendii,
er6sebb lelekjarast, lelekmegnyi,
latkozast, lell1i hatast ereziink,,
oda vonzodunk, afele tajekozo-
dunk. Szinte 0sztonszeruleg meg
erzi lelkunk, hogy ez jo nekiink.
Tt tisztabbak lesziink, jobbak le-
STINK, emelkedetebbek lesziink.
Folkeresese meglatogatasa az
ilyen helyeknek, alkalmaknak, sze-
melyeknek: ez a zarandoklas. Ell.
megyiink t0ltekezr1 tobb lelek-
kel, oda tarjuk lelkiinket, k0z-
napi folott allo eszmenyi vilag.
max sugarzataba, atoltpzkodiink
iinnepi nagasztos, scent, szar-
nyul6 erziiletekbe, mint valami
gyony0riiseges angyali kosztIm
be: ez a zarandoklas.
Mindig is ez volt. Hogy gon-
doljatok anaSkep, hogy millio es
millio emhert evezredeken at meg
lehet mozditani ugy, hogy ott'
hagyva kenyclmes es biztos ott-
honukat, erdGkon, hegyeken, ten
gereken, vaszeken, viharon, ha.
lalveszedelmeken, 0rd0g0n, poklon
keresztul mcnienek olyan helyek-
re, alkalmakra, olyan szemelyeh-
hez, ahol szellemiseg kiaradasat
sejtik, varjall, szomjuhozzak.
Ilyenfajta megmozdulasokhoz AZ
emberi lelek legmelyebbb haJto'
eroi szirksegesck. Adam apank ota
yiaskodik bennink a jo es rossz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-23
t0rtek az ajt6t es oft talaltak
gyilkos leanyt meghalva.
FELELMETEs vACSORA

A romaniai Galacban egy en-
bert megharapott egy veszett ku-
tya. AZ aldozat mem ment orvos-
hoz es nem jelentette a hat6sag-
nal sem az esetet. Egy nappal ke-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-23
NEW BRuNswIcKr IN. ~ sxxNr
ndRE HERCEa BETEGsEoELYz0 EaYIE1
s-IK szAMu YouNosTowNr rIoKJA,
Alapittatott 1919 julius sen.

<x16PtttAv0ts 1UK0 JuItuh O-CH.
Eln0k: Baila Sandor,. penstarnok: Gr6sz
Istvan,. jegyz6: Szilagyi Janos (508 Cres.
cent Street, Youngstown. Ohio kihez az
egyletet erdekl6 levelek kudend6k), f6ellen-
Or: Csubak Istvan, ellen6rok: Gy5ry Mihaiy
Is Kiss Istvsn, bcteglatogat6k Steeitonban
Posn&m Jamosne, Albert Streeten s. lilies
1stvan, Brier Hillen Hegyi Gyorgy, Feast
oungstownban Gy6ry Mihaly, ajt65r: Fedor
J&nos
Az egylet 1000 dollar halaleseti, IS doll
lar temetesi es heti dollar betegsegelyt
fizet A havi dij rs cent.
Gyileseit tartja minden h6 els6 vasAr-
napian d. u. 2 6rakor Kossuth k0r kis-
termeben, 124 E. Federal st.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-23

s5bb nagy vendsgseget rendsaott
amelyre sok vendkget hivott 0sx
sze. vacsora k6zben kitort rata
a veszettseg Is tizenket vend6get
megharapott, akik mind a tizen-
ketten a veszettseg tiinetei kozott
betegedtek meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-23
YOUNGSTOWN rs K0RNYEKI MA
GYAR EGYLETEK Is EGYHAzAK Az
LANDo NAGYBIzoTTEA0A.

A nagybizottsag gydleseit esetr6i. esetre .
tisztikar hiv;a egybe.
Aleln6k: Debroczky Andras, titkar: Re-
vesz Kalman {P. o. b. an! penatarnok:
,Fagy ,I6zsef,- ellen5r0k Darazs Frigyes es
Kaluczky Janos.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-23
SIvarvany.

A kis Bandi Julcsa ne
nj, mutasd meg nekem mask szi-
nedet..
Ne Ii: !: Micsoda mask szine-
metz
Band Hat mama AIT mond
ia, hogy ketszinii vagy!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-06

Kellogg's Bran, cooked and krum-
bled, should DO eaten rcgularly-at
Least two tablespoonfuls daily IN
chronic cases. with every meal. You
viii enjoy eating il. Kellogg 8 Bran
has a wonderful flavor, a delicious
nut-liko favor. And this flavor IS an
exclusive Kellogg achievement.
There arc many ways to enjoy
Kellogg Is Bran, cooked and krumbled.
Eat il with milk or cream as n cereal.
Sprinkle IL over other cereals. Cook
II with hot cereals. Look for tho reel
pcs on every package and try II IN
mullins, griddlc cakes, bran bread, ETC.
Bring back your health with
Kellogg q Bran. Start today Every
member Of your family should cat IT..
The leading hotels and clubs serve
kellogg's Bran in individual pack
ages. IL Is made in Battle Greek.
! Sold By all grocers. Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-06
Literary Teas Planned

An interesting announcement
comes from the womon's Associa,
tion o. Plymouth Church, series
Of literary teas. three In number. 90
be given during this month At the
church
These annual teas are increasing
in popularity each year owing 70
the splendid list OF speakers on tho
program, This year the speakers
viii b from the faculty Of the TINT.
varsity Of Washington and are men
and women with a thoro knowledge
OF the following subjects. which will
be presented;
March re-. Miss Jane s. Lawson
the English novelist. W NJ Hudson
''far Away and Long Ago" Green
/ Mansions" "Afoot In England
March 10, Miss Jean McMorran-
'Loyaltics" by John Galsworthy
March 20. pr. J. l., Niekner Ten
denotes IN Scandinavian Literature
The hos,esseA Ia charge OF the tea
service. which VIII follow tho pro.
gram. are: Mrs. G T. NJ Pratt. Mrs.
Roy Page Ballard. Mrs c. J. Hawk
ms Mrs Frank Macklem. Mrs Ray
/ Giikerson. Mrs. Rudolph Ericsson.
Mrs. A. = Rayner. Mrs j =. Pink
ham. Mrs. +. W. Catlstt Mrs. A. ",
Hutchinson. Airs n W Yuilc Mrs
Tom MeSdaE. Mrs Charles kinneac
Mrs L.. a. Dlekcy, Mrs Charles a
f.ampcris. Mrs, " y. Hansen. Mrs.
T.. II. EciSart, Mrs. r. n FretWeli.
Mrs. Everett Smith, Mrs, W. T.,
I Harper.
Mrs. II. W. Pennock. Mrs. a =.
nurwcn. Mrs. Violet r. Lewis. Mrs.
Don Palmer. Mrs. J., j. Vaupel. Mrs.
I +. NJ Butler. Mrs. +. b. Burweii.
Mrs. r II. Moscr. Mrs. jeremiah Net.
erer. Mrs. Frank S, Bayley. Mira
David Brown. Mrs. l.. J. Colman.
Mrs. c. II. Eckart. atrs. A. X. Mar
riott. Mrs II. u. Bartlett. Mrs. II. -
buchanan and Mrs Frank Curtis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-06
Orthopedic Tea and
Thrift ShOps

Mrs. Henry Austin will ~ hostess
for Mount Baker guild At the ortho.
pedic Tea shop Friday. assisted by
Mrs. II W. Hin. Mrs. W. T.. Shields.
Mrs. $. T.. Walker. Mrs. J. =.
Baikcma. Mrs S. l. Hawkins. Mrs
J. d. Ncdigh. Mrs r. Kellogg. Mrs.
II. NJ Cudd. Mrs. II. l.. Koctier
Mrs George Hciser, Mrs. C L.
casin. Mrs. H. II. Washington.
Mrs. II Clark. Mrs. I. Perrins.
Mrs. G. n. Baifd. Mrs. r. Mcguire
and Mrs. +. Dyer.
The Thrift Shop viii bc IN charge
o. North Queen Anne guild repre-
scnted by Mrs. Harry Manson. Mrs.
a. W. Sandherg. Mrs. y ". Ger.
man and Mrs. c. ID. Mortified
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-06
sTuDENTs, DANCE
tenstipaiion can ruin your health
get permanent relief with KeIlogg's Bran

when clean and clear. the intestine
converting wholesome food into
.sofors health. But when elovved
constipation, it generates poisons
LIN the obsirueted food that can
''a 70 many serious diseases.
hslIogg's Bran swseps, cleans and
t. ',s The intestine. It has a natural
.s'ny action. II works exactly a.
azure acts. II eaten regularly Il
4. Guaranteed to relieve permanen,ly
!. :, most chronic cases Of constipation
your grocer will return your none
Az, Results With Kellogg's Bran are
,.le, for Kellogg's Is ALL b,sr
,rS'ning but ALL bran can be ioo
d, cent effective. That /, wis
s'aogg's Bran, cooked and kr,mbleJ
ENDORSED by doctors oyervwbers
is ss.' and you need never take anoths,
'''i0rming drug or pill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-06
Tea VIII Fete
House Guests

10 honor her mother. Airs Ella
j. Kelley and her sister. Mrs. 5, Il.
rssh;rcs. from Maine. who are her
lssse guests for several months
I'm George Crabtree will give a
T. al her home "Wednesday after.
90. March IL, nom ) until :
rrloSk.
Mrs. crEbtrse viii be assisted by
YRS varney A. Kelley. Airs, C. A.
g,l,y and Mrs. Fred II. Baxter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-06
wiz Open Home for
Informal Musicale

so. and Mrs. Charles n, Frye
vll cpsn their home and art Fsiler.
rs AZ 80 Ninth ave. on Wsdnes.
tiy afternoon. March 70. from
It'll 5 O'Clock for an Informal
u-slcaIe TO Be given by Circle ?
4 he University Congregational
ss1rrh the proceeds 10 benefit the
ssrrh.
Tickets may be obtained AZ the
tsw or from Mrs IT. p. vogt,
1Enwd-ls77; Mrs NJ jacobson
xxFd-as5i: Mrs f. r. Pugslsy,
Kyxd-.5ii: Mrs o. r. Shostrom
Uwd-.sss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-06
Tea win Honor Sister

In compliment 70 her sister. Miss
Maxine Wilkes. who IS leaving next
week for Washington. y. c.. Mrs.
Forest Goodrich win entertain with
an informal tea az her home on sat.
urday afternoon.
Assisting win be Mrs Vernon Mel.
son. Mrs. Leander Dow and Mrs,
franklin stephens.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-06
No Host Dinner
F, arranged

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald shannon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry o, Phillips. Mr.,
and Mrs. Harry Glenn subbs. Mr.,
and Mrs. Andrew NJ. Gillespie and
Nr, and Mrs Tom Patterson form a
group OF friends who will have a
no.host dinner AZ the Seattle Golf
and Country club. on Saturday even.
ing. March IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-06
CoedonS Hosts at
Informal Reception

Mr.. and Mrs Herbert 7. Condor
IN give an Informal reception az
,A,lr home on saturday evening. IN
,,-or q Mrs. condou's parents. Mr.
"a Mrs. p. N. wilkins. Of Eugene,
nr- who are Visiting the condons,
ma their sonlnlaw and daughter,
vi and Airs. Harvard Moore. al
ypft IaNtcn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-06
Eatertains
Mothers Glib

Mrs James Ferguson entertained
= Mothers club OF sigma Alpha
Epsilon fraternity on Tuesday. with
slaDeheon OF 20 covers az her
lsns. sz55 18th ave. y. T. Mrs
ffsnk Vernon and Mrs Crawford
Warren were assisting hostesses.
Fans are being made by the club
2 assist in furnishing the new
sspier house. which IS 70 be built
2 the chapter this summer at the
urner OF 18th y. E. and 4sth ave.
NE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-06

recital. al It's little Theatcr. satur.
day afternoon. March s. at so'clock.
It's elementary groups In music edu.
cation. This is being done 70 that
an outline may be had OF the work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-06
| MONTHLY SOCIAL

Tho Russian Dramatic club will
give It's monthly social on Friday.
March Z. at s y. m. at Washington
hall. 18th and Fir 81.
There will be "A short business
meeting. followed by an interesting
program and dance. Refreshments
will be served.
All members and friends cordially
Invited to attend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-06
Asant Holyoke
Glib Luncheon

burt Holyoke College club Will
certain With a I O'Clock luncheon
q SATURDAY afternoon. March is.
q he hors Of Mrs. Frank s. Bay.
" i.1s Eighth ave. ".
RsssTvstions may be made By call
iSg cAr'ssr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-06
AuxIIIARY ROSE socIETY

AUXILIARY ROSE SOCIETY
The auxiliary 10 the Seattle Rose
society will meet at tho Y. w. G. A.
cafeteria. Friday. March Z. at IL
o'clock. SIR. C. q. ottey VIII speak
on tho Proper Method of FERTILE.
ing Roses" Mrs. T.. 4. Maynard
viii act az hostess.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-06

LADIES OF GOLDEN NORTH
The ladies 81 the Golden North
viii meet Friday. March 2. At SIP. M.
nt 1885, First ave.
STEVENS W. r. C.
NO.
Stevens W u. c. No. !. com.
rnden and friends. win be enter.
tanned with a picnic luncheon at the
home o. Mrs. Mabel Downs. 1875
Walnut A.. Friday March z. at
noon.
SEATTLE ALUMNAE TO MEET
The Seattle Aiumuao Of tho Chi
Omega fraternity viii meet az the
chapter house. 45tT 18th n. T.. for
Tho regular monthly meeting. ri.
day March eth. az p. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-06

Mrs. Frederick BOYD IS entertain.
ing tho Fruit and Flower Mission
board OF trustees a, luncheon xiv.
en- az her home on Friday after.
noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-06
COTBRiE GLUE

The Coteric club win meet Friday.
March Z, at 215 o'clock. at 1929 18th
ave. N. r.. Mrs. w. II. Stone will
read a paper ON Greece and Her
Notwithstanding and venizelos. :"
Mrs. Nellie l.. Lille will sing n group
of songs and Miss Abbio Verne Bis.
sell viii play some instrumental mum.
bcrs. Election OF officers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-06
NATIVE DAUGHTERS
Or WAgUINCTcN

Princess Angeline Parlor, No. :.
y. ID. w, viii hold It's regular
monthly meeting Friday evening.
March Z. at the club rooms at tile
y. w. 9. A. All members are re-.
quested TO be present. The next
monthly cnrd party viii be given
on the 2Sth Of March.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-06
GrEsT 81

1IEoi In
Guest bay" win be given bg the
Aspasia club Friday. March 7. at .
?. iffs ~ tiis Federation clubhouse.
Mrs w. X. slcklcs has arranged
the following musical numbers:
Plano 'fisrk. Ifark. the Lark'....
.......s....s......... ShubeTt-f.i
Concert Etuds 4... Polodiuo
Miss Bertha Freyd.
Voice My Heart a. Thy Sweet
Voice" 4-8+ss..s4s..ss. Haint-Sa0nH
Mrs. Emily Fail bushnell.
Mrs Lulu shepcrd johnson At the plano.
The club win introduce their lead.
or, Mrs. Ford Brown. who is an au.
thorlty on modern novel review work.
Mrs. Brown win speak on Beauty
and Mystery" ms found in the writings
OF Conrad, Hudson. Machen and Wal.
pole. Tho iostcsses win be Mrs. Vic.
tor Zednlck. Mrs. Howard Riley, Mrs.
NJ. $. Tweed. Mrs. u. l.. Zech and
AIRS. Frank McGogy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-06
cLUBs FOR FRIDAY
KAsTERN STAR GLIB

Members OF the Eastern Star club
W sew for the Lighthouse for the
Bind on Friday. March :. from 70
safl 4 o'clock. at 1920 Arcade
spare.
W0,lAN's CENTURY CLUB
The music department OF the
Noman's Century club will presen,
40 operas, by De Koven. THE
roet and Peasant" and rip Van
Ninkle." on Friday afternoon
March 7. at o'clock. of tls home
Mrs r. ]. Huston. 1912 Aloha
y Mrs. L. +. Beckett viii direc,
'ae program and the roles win be
mns By Mrs. John Wesley Dolby,
Mrs Henry Bittman. Mrs A. -
svsnson and Mr. c. A. Calkins
Arz Huston will be : SISTED at the
"a hour By Mrs. l. V. Cole and
sin. Caroline Clarke.
siUDENTs' DANCE
Inc recreation committee OF the
rankin PIT. a. win give n stu.
san dance Friday evening. March
q az O'Clock. at McRay's hal cor.
3 q Rainier ave. and Adams st
~ STUDENT committee in charge in.
s1 Andrew Mathieson. chair.
trh' Eleanor Oltfm perpfco 49,.
- Aonorald. Ruth Keiworth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-06
Cocoon


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tnd sugar ina
hg. fIeatcocoa
fater TO stand
Is Heat Car
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fre. Pour alt.
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woMENs ASSOCIATION

woMEN's ASSOCIATION
Tho Womcn'a association %
Plymouth church viii meet Friday.
March z. AZ the church The exec.
utlye board win assemble In tho tea
room AZ II o'clock. Al 1870 o'clock
luncheon VIII be served by Queen
Anne circle. followed By a business
meeting ana dcvotlons. led by Mrs.
.C j. Hawkins.
Or. Cora SAKE win speak AZ 1915
o'clock. on "chlId welfare Work in
the CITY" Mrs Elizabeth Harris.
head OF the womens diy!s!on OF the
police department. will also contrib.
ute 20 the program with n talk on
Defective Work FOR Girls"
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military whist party Saturday
March s. at Woodman hall, Colum.
bia City. Refreshments.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
SAFETY FIRST
.a.ssasa...aa..

z CONTEST
An lcartoonl entries for the safety
frat contest OF the playneld and
recreation committee OF the Parent.
Teacher association must be at the
community service headquarters. al
Douglas building, by p. m, satur.
day. March 8.
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Mr. and Mrs. n. n. Lewis. Miss
Gertrude Lewis and Mr. and MrE
Chester iatimcr will spend next
week nj Clear Lake.
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SCHUBERT CLUB
The Schubert club viii meet Fri.
dag, March :. al l. o'clock. a. the
home OF Mrs Beatrice Lung. aOg w,
Y Caller NJ.
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Mf and Mrs. William Edris
Cgladys swalwell Duthiol. who are
in the East on their wedding trip
will aail Saturday from New York
FOR an extended stay abroad
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Forming
|H,lts

.kiast isade.
E homes No
y ainstomaksl
TASTY, inviting
Fpin between
oningppr:
"a on the Din
ountry Club:
Eiption Of kn
tiAfII
slled upi lis
The day right
y is anxious,n
IS a treat on
IRE are a few
"a family Win
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LEscHu HEIGHTS CLUB

LEsCHI HEIGHTS CLUB
Leschl Heights womcn's Improve
meut club viii meet Friday. March
:. al p. m. az the homo Of Mu.
Clarence +. berry. ISIS Burke ave,
This Is an important meeting. and
members are urged 20 attend
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HARRISON PIT. A.

1IFtIfFttE1TvtF > - y
The Harrison PIT. A. viii give
dance Friday evening. March Z.
at tho Miller hall. 2sth and f. Mad
ison 81. Music viii be furnished by
the orchestra from the Garfield
school. Tho proceeds will go to-
ward stel1opticon machine for the
school.
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PATIENCE REBEKAH LODGE
Patience Rebekah lodge will 81
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NORTH END FLOWER cum

.HOi''' nv rbDWBk CLUB
The regular monthly meeting Of
the North End Flower club viii be
held Friday. March 7. at Moves.
cafeteria Mr.. Frank a. Cole viii
speak on gladioll, and Mr.. Richard
NJ. Butler on dahllas.
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'akes

n 2tsp. baking
wafer, = cup
! -four, salt and
her. Add the
-, and beaten
y spooniclson
Cook on one
q cooked On
n other SIDE.
beople.
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.ofrEr.N CITY

VIEFN CITY
CHAPTER o. y. s.
Queen CITY Chapter. o. f. s.. will
give is annual dance Friday eve.
ming. March Z. al . p. m. NJ the
Masonic temple.
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/ SEXTON w r.
CARD PATTY

James \. sexion Woman's Relic
corps win give card party Friday
March :. ~ p. m. ia Veterans
hall. Armory.
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LODGE TO GIVE
/ RECEPTION

Iionoring Mrs. Lois Geiser. the
new regional director OF Washing.
ton. Aquilla loiEc. No. So. Degree OF
Honor, will give a reception at tho
home OF Mrs. Eleanor s. White.
ii1o InterIake ave. on Friday.
March Z. from until O'Clock. All
Degree OF Honor members cordial.
w invited.
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ktErh. 1 tsp.
;. salt. l cup
. with 4 ,bsp
Is until thick
liz corn starch
tnlly the cold
water. then
ntegg whites
hing powder.
INST mixture.
onn Of heated
ixture. place
cook slowly.
b put inoycn
De top. The
n firm to the
pes from four
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Women's Clubs

Ruth Karn. Ben stellar. Dan Hunt
ingion. Bill Kidd and Fred Pate.
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.oLYMrIc HEIoHTs

HOSE CLUB
olympic Heights Rose club win
meet Friday. March :. AZ p. m.
NJ the olympic Heights clubhouse.
5sth ave. s. ". and ". Holgate ~.
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Mrs. Edward W 0oss. OF Water
bury Conn, 10 visiting her mother
Airs W. A. Bogga. for few weeks.