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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-12
Household Hints
FOR VARIETY

Bake some extra pastry IN your
muffin tins same day you bake q pie.
These can be filled with stewed fruit
and whipped cream, or may be used
for crenmed chicken or vegetables,
and add variety to the menu.
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Another
Lost Pet

Dear Miss Grey: Our pet dog
was lost week ago yesterday on
Fifth ave. near University st. He
is French poodle and hts name is
"shiek."
We loaned him to the senior class
Of Franklin high school to use in
their senior play. and while the stu.
dents were getting their costumes,
someone opened the car door and
let the dog out. Never having been
in town before. he became confused,
! know. and Wandered away.
My 6-year.old son and the dog
were great playfeilows. and little
Dean ls unconsolable. wonder II
you win please print this letter and
perhaps whoever found the dog will
let US know We have advertised
in all Of the papers. but have had
no answers. Our telephone number
is BE acon135f.
Sincerely, d. NJ
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4. PAINT Toys

Chlldron's games and pnstcboard
toys soon wear out in the ordinary
course OF events, but they viii last
considerably longer II you give them
4 coat Of vnrnlsh or Bhellnc.
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Dame Fashion Says:
LEOPARD ruR

Leopard fur is used on evening
gowns extensively. but on nothing Ia
{, moro effective than on kasha cloth
in tho natural color or in black.
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BLOND PUMPS

Blond pumps either OF kid or sntin
are very popular now. worn with
handbag and stockings matching cx-
actiy in shade.
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FEATHER BALLS

Small round balls OF feathers arc
used to trim the new hats. often be.
ing pcrchcd on the top OF the round.
cd crown.
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ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS

Dunchos Of yIolets, or even largo
chrysnnthemums Of the artificial va.
riety are worn on the collars OF tho
now fur coats.
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BAKING MEATS

Have tho oven very hot Mt first. but
gradually decrease the heat when
baking meats.
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RUB WITH GRAIN

When scrubbIng always rub with
the grain Of the wood If you wish to
got the best results with tho least
labor
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Let the Pendulum Suing
Back to Better Breakfasts

THIS Ia the second uf a Herlss Of
L four articles on better break.
fasts Miss Robson Is writing for the
Rose Jar,
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ATTRACTIVE MULES

Attractive mules are OF black satin
lined with gold leather. with tiny
bows OF the leather.
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BY G. LUCILLE BUTLER

Hoot meet younK nuy tho
promising son Of ono SANDY"
Young and following IN HIS fathers
footsteps. no less.
For we'd hayr sou know that the
Draw young mon IN the klllir can
sklrl a wicked baEpips and when u
comes to dhncing--mon alive -yg list
ought ia see mm
He's just turned four. has Billy,
and lives with his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. a. = SANDY Young. at 1909
Weller st, And BILLY does his stuff
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uII1is puPLIAIl

Deep rcd and sapphire colorcd vel.
veteens are very popular for daytime
dresses.
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RED NEGrIGEE

A lovely negIigee Of red brocado
has floating sleeves and panels OF red
chiffon.
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pINNER MINIS

ono and one half cups sugar. >
cup boiling water. teaspoon vine.
Eur . drops Oh Or peppermint
tablespoon butter.
Combine SUGAR. water and vinegar
ana boil. without stirring, until a
few drops tried IN "a saucer or cold
water crack against The side ~ the
dish. Add butter and remove from
fire Let cool when cool enough
20 handle ada peppermint hud pull
until white Cut with shears and
Tft aside for "a few hours until the
hard taffy turns creamy
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Christmas
Candies
IIINs

Two cups stoned dates. cup
canned grated coooanut A. teaspoon
Halt. orange Juice sugar.
Pour seaidluE water over dates and
let stand 10 minutes Drain and put
thru the food chopper Add sait and
= cup ~ th. C8l0anut MiK we'll
and add orange Juice 10 make moist
enough 20 hold together. The mia
turo should Do quite moist STA we'll
and form into marbles Dip iu sugar
and roll la the remaining cueoBuuL
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THE CUPBOARD'S
FILLED NOW
BY CYNTHIA GREY

The magic Of moherhood-there nothing
mothers calling
young will have not stitch Of
little clothes their baby.
The sad story Of these youngsters brought
shall nave little clothes to 70 around
Seattle men TOO one or then,
check for so to help out he had offer
j n ised IN
purchase included In tho ayeg
clothing
As writing this received telephone from woman who
win furnish bassInette and mother
into office bringing has
all these years.
everyone
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I Cynthia Grey win rtesaiye .
/ callers on Monday. Wednesday .
and Friday from . 90 p m .
and Tuesday and Thurday
from m 20 ls a. ms at her of F.
flea boz The Star building 1909 .
Stwnth ave.
/ cannot imagine any sane moth.
sr writing 60 sou or anyone cleo for
advice on what 20 DO with her 'Cam
pletcly spoiled daughter - s." I'm
wondering what she Will 90 with
her daughter az 1877 READER
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Answers
"A M0thef

Dear Miss Grey: About the most
disgusting thing have read APP
peared in your column the other
night signed Mother"
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The sound
Of bagpipcS is
street 10 this
chaps cars. He
IS Scotch, and
proud Of H.
He is the l.
pedr-old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs.
4. r. Young.
1908 Wtittr
ST., Seattle
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Seattle Society
Edited by Lillian Keen LeBalister Telephone MA 10000
Assistant-Frances Oldham
Musie-Louise Raymond Owens
Series of Three Bridge LlRcheons Arranged,
chb VIII BE Setting for Luncheon

. ms HOWARD w PAush Is
n s,,endng invitations Tor a
- - n three bridge luncheons az
''iS s, Z INC nrst TO DO given on
e ~ afternoon In honor OF
~ her, sNeitser. who Is leaving
s.,,,S for California to mako her
Ha ~. T. Price. Of los Angeles
= v,ll 10 tho sues, q Mrs, Pas
~ worth smith. viii be the honor
81 - :, nc second IN tho series on
sl- s afternoon. March 20,
\. Ne afternoon Of April s Hrs,
psire. who returned recently
: - jafan. will b. che guest Of
~, - sixteen guests win be en-
..,.,a on each occasion.
NHNN---
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Orthopedic Tea and
Thrift ShOps

Mrs. J. II. parragh VIII be hostess
for Interlaken guild a. the ortho
pcdic Tea shop Wednesday. assisted
by Mrs J. A. Anllais. Mrs. r. T.
Lunde. Mrs. G c. Tenny. Mrs. G.. w
Sutherland. Mrs. Ray Fircr. Mrs 4,
W Parrahm. Mrs. r. H. Grenncll.
Mrs. c. l. Mortulde. Mrs A. IT.
Wells. Mrs. J. y. Hamlll, Mrs T. T.
Monsoon. Mr. David Ward. Mrs II
O. Coebsi. Mrs Harry uaiiwell and
Mrs. Fred MathCny
At the Thrift shop on Wednesday
morninE. MFs. William II. Hiowar,!
and Mrs. ]. b. stockton viii have
charge Tor Queen Anne guild and In
the afternoon Mrs Falcon Josiln and
Mrs. A. NJ. Price for Capitol Hill
guild.
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ct anlac Finest Tonic
for Elderly People"

knocked out completely, there was
hardly a thing that ! could eat and
was not only considerably Off In
weight but i came near being us
weak as baby.
well, II anything builds old folks
up and makes them feel young
again. Tanlac certainly does. II gave
me such a rousing appetite / can
hardly cat enough 10 satisfy me and
I have gained seventeen pounds My
strength has also come back and I'm
so hale and hearty that | feel like
working all the time. Tanlac beats
anything ! ever saw
Tanlac is for sale by all good drug.
rists Accept no substitute. over
40.Aiillion bottles sold
Take Tanlac Vegetable Pills.
Advertisement
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18th. by the Seattle Federation OF
women's Christian Temperance
Union. There win be n business
meeting and an excellent program.
peyotionais In charge OF Mrs. I'm.
ma Morrison. Mrs. Lillian Vincent.
state president, win be the speaker.
Special music by Mrs. Gerile sny.
der and Mrss Edna Moline Lunch.
con viii be served at 1880 By the
Heinz company.
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ourselves TO restrict our conversation
on party lines. on one connection. 10
the time limit OF five minutes.
And whereas. we also do pledge
ourselves TO request all club mem-
bers to abide by this resolution:
Therefore, be It resolved. that all
clubs belonging to the Seattle FEEDER
alton make these pledges and con-
scientiously abide by them in word
and deed"
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Personal

MlHa Elizabeth Chadwick, who has
been IN California Tor several months.
10 now IN San Francisco aud - eS'
pootod home In April
SIR and Mira James Shepard OF
New York city, who have been spend
lng short time IN town AZ the Hotel
Washington, left Monday for the
Fast.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Stanley Grlfnths
have returned from weekend spent
Ia Vancouver. -, c., bringing with
them Mr.. aud Mrs. John W. Mat
thows and small daughter Elizabeth,
Of Berkeley. who arc on their way
homo from New York. 90 DO their
house guests Tor few days
Mr. Rollin V. Anheny returned
Monday from a two weeks trip 70
California.
Mr.. W. j. Irwin and daughter.
Miss Dcano Irwin. VIII leave Wed.
nehdny BY the Southern route for
New York. TO be gone a month on
Fix weeks
Miss Lillian MlchaeliB. OF Victoria,
b. C.. Is tho guest OF Mr.. and Mrs
Farwoll putnam Lilly for a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Leonnrd
Eaton returned Monday from
months visit IN California.
Mr.. and Mrs, Corwin Eberting are
receiving congratulations upon the
birth OF n son. March 2. at the swed.
lsh hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Pierce win
leave Wednesday ON TWO months
trip 20 California.
Mr.. and Mra. Edgar l.. Webster
and family have arrived from Call.
fornia 70 spend the summer az tlsir
home here.
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II. Munich Tells of Recov-
cry From Rundown
Condition; Was as
Weak as Baby; Tanlac
Restored Strength

"Taniac Is the finest tonic on
earth for elderly people and I'll bet
nave recommended II 10 n hundred
OF my friends" is the characteristic
statement Of II. Munich. highly re.
spected citizen or San Francisco. re.
siding at the Fairfax hotel. 5000
Third 81.
some time ago severe cold left
mo In an awfu1ly run down. weak.
ened condition. Ny appetite was
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club OF Seattle finds It incumbent
upon them TO pass a resolution in re.
gard TO the timely use OF two and
four.party telephones. as follows:
Whereas. we, the members OF the
Seward Social and Literary club,
have found ourselves Inconvenience
and handicapped in our daily lives
by the untimely monopollzatlon OF
party telephones. do. as club women
OF tho city OF Seattle. hereby pledge
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Matinee Party

Guests Of Mrs 4. II, Huot al a
matinee party az the Heilig theater
this afternoon were Mrs W. A..
Heath. Mrs. William Parlitt. Mrs
j. Clarence Bule. Mrs Harold
Thompson. Mrs. Thomas Balmer
Mrs Harry Mutt. Mrs. y. =. Gram
ley, Mrs, Il, W. Hauok and Mrs +.
T.. Fuisic.
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Bridge Luncheon
plsured for Thursday

~ Charles L, Watts and Mrs
{, . Slcksou have extended invi'
. : N FOR a bridge luncheon. on
, ,,,., afternoon. March n, az the
,,.,.,s.s University club, Covers
-, n,accd for twenty.
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5srd ave. s. Mrs. II. NJ. stryker will
DO tho assisting hostess. The day
wfll be devoted 10 a lecture and
study OF astrology. A reading. en-.
titled Franz" will be given by Mrs.
r. c. Parke. and Miss Donna Milt
viii entertain with plano numbers.
The club. a. its meeting held on
February s. adopted the following
resolution:
Tho Seward Social and Literary
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

BALLARD W. z. T. L.
Ballard ". e T. L. viii meet
Friday. March i4. At ! ?. m. with
Mrs Cassea orsborn. EOS FRIDAY
=. The program will be in charge
Of Mrs. James T. Thomas. supcrih-
tendent Of medal contest work
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the last Of this month for abroad.
Miss Kathleen Gaftney VIII enter
tain with an informal tea az her
homo on Friday afternoon.
Invitations have been confined 70
intimate friends OF the honor guest
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rarereH Luncheon

sirx Bert swcl,zer viii be hostess
trhsse luncheon Thursday an.
vpeon. March 20. given Al her home
farewell TO her friends before
ssvng With Mr.. Sweitser for Los
,nseles TO make her home,
ylyr tables viii be IN play
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hf6lmal Rnffet Supper

Mr.. aud Mrs, Edward Il HallinEer
entertained sixteen guests NJ an in.
formal buffet supper az their home
az Lake Ballingor 90 Saturday eve
Ming.
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woMANs CENTURY CLUB

woMAS'S CENTURY CLUB
Tho club chorus Of tho Woman's
Century club meets "wednesday AZ
800 a. m. In tho Montelius building.
The household administration do.
pariment viii meet Wednesday for
luncheon az the homo OF MrS. John
u. Harris. Bsi5 sith ave. ~ T..
Luncheon topic. Electric Stores"
by Mrs. Henry Bit,man. Miss Hope
l.. Footo Of the interior decorating
department AZ tho university viii
speak on Assembling Unrelated
Furniture Tremendously"
The literature and travel depart
msnt win meet Friday. AZ II a. m.
at tho Y. W. c. A. Mrs. c. p.
Daniel VIII review Tho Great
Hunger" by Johan Baycr. and tho
trayologue. Norway" win DO given
by Mrs. 81. L. Pearl.
Tho building COMMITTEES viii meot
Friday. March ~. az 1915 p. m.
at the Y. w. c. a. Mrs. Il. o.
Jones. chairman. Election OF OF.
flccrs win 10 held Friday az tho
Y ". G. A. Polls win open at
1890 a. m. and close AZ ESQ p. m.
Tho regular meeting or tho club
viii take place Friday at ,. m.
at tho Y. w. c. A. Tho afternoon
viii be devoted 20 business with
tho building committee in charge.
Plans for the new clubhouse viii
ha dlncunsed.
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LIS READING Hostess

Ms scott Reading WIN ho hostess
4 M,lse Of four tables ON Thurs
~. afternoon. at the womcus Uni
,ss.,v eluh. Additional guests have
zen asked for the tea hour.
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Luncheon al Home

Mrs. John II Powell Is entertain.
ms with n luncheon AZ her home on
wednesday afternoon. with bridge
and nah jongg party FOR tho later
amusement.
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Bridge Luncheon Honor.
House Guest

70 honor her house guest. Mrs.
K z. Glasgow Of spokane, Airs.
Harry Edgar Horrocks entertained
VIII a luncheon o. twenty covers.
elcvsd By bridge. at her home this
ai.eruoon
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Annual Rananet

Delta Gamma society VIII hold its
twcnty-seeond annual banquet on
saturday evening. March IS. az TAO
o'clock. az the Women's University
club
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Informal Bridge
This EueRinq

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Preston hayn
arranged a bridge OF six tables FOR
this evening az their home
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Music
Talk on Opera

This evening. In the Cornish Lit.
tic theater. Martha Scott. musician
and lecturer. Of Chicago. viii talk
on How 10 Enjoy tho Opera" be-
Ing preparatory to the coming %
the Chicago civic Grand Opera this
week. Tho public is invited and all
seating iH free.
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Hostess at Bridge
Luncheon

Wis stanley Jordan Mil entertain
sas the frs; OF series OF bridge
s.sehsons o. twenty covers, on Mon
- afternoon, March IL. at tho Col
~ club.
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TICKET cHAIRsfES NAMED
Allah Chapter. No. 1875. o. z. s..
win siye an entertainment. 'Jubl.
leo Of Old Melodies" Friday evening.
April 20. at 8 o'clock. in Douglas
hall. Tho following chairmen for
various districts OF the city viii be In
charge OF tho tickets:
Mount Baker Park-Mrs o. c,
Taylor. BE acn.t4ss.R
Madrona-Mrs. Florence Porter,
BE acn.ifoa.
Rainier Mira Leah Norma
RIA uier2e54.
columbla-Mrs. Lillian shafer.
RA nier.iIss.
Universl,y-Mrs. TITLE Mickey.
Me lrse. 1865.
Capitol HIIi-Ars. Grace Kennedy.
ca p,L9i37
First Hnl-MTs. Minnie Wilson.
MA In ss9s.
Queen Anne Hlli-Mra Helen Col.
llns. FL lot.Tis0.
West seaiile--Mrs. wilma Cooper.
WE st.24si.
Ravcnua.G Green I.ake-Mrs. Flor.
cnco sarginson. IKE nwd.s40i.
Phlnney Ballard Mrs. Mabel
Swain. So mit22ff.
worthy patron, Bob Zimmerman.
BE acn.2ls5.
Secretary, Miss EvanEellne Starr.
AiA in.s2si and Ga rfld.59se
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Clubs FOR WEDNESDAY

QUEEN ANNE
AyNLiARY
Qssa Anne Auxiliary. No. /. 70
ihe Rsih School Building Fund. WITH
mt "Wednesday. March ie. for
i1afz. AZ I. o'clock. followed by
brisn Il the home Of Mrs. Leila
: ORR. ioi W. Mercer 81.
tQrlIA LODGE. NO. 55
lszaa lodge. No. IS. viii have
= regular meeting wednesday.
A1rrA y, a; .. m. IN Swedish
csh hall. 1891 Eighth ave. Class
nislziion. Mrs. LOIS Gelser. regional
Erector. win be present and give a
TX On the extension work for de.
zee .os honor and win outline plans
* he big membership drive.
HOME SEWING CLUB
LADIES' OF The G. A. II. Home Sew.
hg club vii meet Wednesday.
March Il. with Mrs. Edith Williams.
.sls Z. Roy ~ Luncheon al noon.
Take car No, Il to 9Th ave.
WEST SEATTLE W. c. T. L.
West SEATTLE W. c. T. L. will
n.st AZ the home % Mrs. ". u.
Scott al the Junction. on wedues-
Jay. March u, at .. m. Among
iAs prominent speakers on the pro-
gram will be Mrs. worIoy. state
-aperinisndent Of Young Peoples
Hork, and Nrs. Livingston. organ
nsr and field worker. Anyone In
'srtstsd is welcome 70 enjoy the
nesting.
AAH JoSGG CLASS
The Iutsriaken Guild Of the
osthopedI1 hospital viii hold rs bl.
ssskly nah jongg class wednes-
eay. March ~. at ? .. m. at the
noue u Mrs John +. Boyer, SIS
s1'sn ave. with Mrs.. Leslie knight
2 charge For reservations call
EAin-iss5.
CHAPTER 40,
" P. T. o.
Caapter 40. Of P. Z. o.. viii NEE,
~ lrz. Anna C. Jameson. 1905
=. Harrison ST. March ~. s O'Clock.
a e'sction Of officers win be held.
kERA,1c SOCIETY
he Northwest Keramic society win
meet Wednesday. March u. AT 8 D
q a. the Calhoun hotel Tho frs,
cure Of a series on "Reramlc De
shing" will be given By Miss Char
cite BIsazza.
me keramic society was organ
- recently with sixty ohar,e,
--oers- Miss L.avergne wood
-ia : president Of the organization
o. ssener Hamilton. vice president
ar Mae st. Denis Borgeson. secre
s7er. lssss
LITTLE woslAN's CLUB
.as literary Interpretation and
s.l..: a' topics department Of ~
'e woman's club viii m,s.
"nesday. March y. NJ 1870 N
-. Rih Mrs. Frank r. Ru,herfora
y. ~ az. 18th ave. "Americ- nizsiion u
-. Box viii be the topic Tor bosh
-, s,s,,ments. Mis- Msude NeGof,.,t
af,- ]. c. Msgraih lsa,lerv
ART CLUB
;. .S Seattle Art club will n..,
-. zoe home OF Mn. ]. e. Irsv.-
~. belveder. ave. wednssd,, !,
80 Il at 1899 q. m Mrs I
~ 5s ~. viii give a general ssr,,s :,
~. !, x on American sculB,nra ~
~. Dsnisi Rasan win civ, sc ~.
SWING CLUE
A's. Fred PAR viii entertain -,
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Informal Tea to
Honor TruUeler

70 honor Miss Gertrude Harden
srgh. who. with her mother. Mrs
Thec3Ors Hardenbergh. viii leave
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WOmen's Clubs

members Of Puget Sound Sisters
Sewing club az o'clock luncheon
AZ her home. s2is eist ave. w. on
"Wednesday. March u.
LADIES AID SOCIETY
The ladies' Aid society OF the
Church Of Spiritual Science will
meet AZ the home Of Mrs. James
Hcay. sT5s 18th ave. ~. w. on
wednesday. March II. az fi.5o a.
m Luncheon win be served. Take
car No. z7 TO the end Of tho line.
MOTHERS CLUB
The Mothers. club Of Uniwcralty
chapter. ID. A. II. viii hold It's reg
ular meeting Wednesday. March IL.
az p. m. AZ the chapter house.
f7if University blvd
ROwENA CIRCLE
Rcwena circle win give a roir,,s
and card party NJ the home OF Mr..
and Ms. J. ". Watt. 7s3 Harvard
". on Wednesday evening. March
Il. at o'clock. Members and
friends invited.
LORRAINE SOCIAL CLUB
Lorraine Social club win meet
with Mira. Ada l. Rice. 1918 18th
ave. on "Wednesday. March u.
Luncheon at ] .. m: cards at :
?. m.
WEST WOODLAND PIT. A.
West Woodland PIT. 4. and pre-
school circle viii hold a joint meeting
Wednesday. March IL, at O'Clock In
the school auditorium. Mr.. Roy Lips.
comb. principal OF Stevens school.
will talk on The Adol.scent Child"
Miss Helen Reynolds. kindergarten
supervisor. win represent tho pre-.
school circle. There viii be musical
numbers and refreshments.
GREENWOOD PIT. 4
Greenwood PIT. a. viii meet In
the auditorium OF the school wednes-
( day. March IL, at p. m. The pro-
gram to be presented follows: Piano
solo. Betty Smith: numbers BY school
children. discussion. How Shall
Teach sly Child obedienco7" Mrs. Il.
L. Thatcher; questions 10 be present.
ed and developed: lal obedience OBJ
tanned by Reward" Mrs. ID. Dale
Keeney: dbj obedience Forced By
Threat and Deprivation" Mrs. s. II.
Peterson; o. Implicit Obedience
Miss Alnira stoweil: (dD obedience
Of the WILL" MrA Ray II. Marston:
vocal solo, Mrs. y. r. Gowcn.
YOUNGSTOWN PIT. A.
Youngstown PIT. a. VIII meet
Wednesday. March IL. at .. m.
Mrs. Austin T.. Griff;hs win be the
Z speaker. Music viii be furnished
By pupils OF rooms and is and the
school orchestra.
EASTERN STAR CLUB
The Eastern star club VIII have
bridge party for members only. on
"Wednesday. March IL. at ? p. m al
1890 Arcade square.
IRVING PIT. A.
Washington Irving PIT. n VIII
meet Wednesday. March ~. at 80
.. m. in the assembly room. The
program will be given by n group Of
Campfire Girls. under the direction
OF Mrs. Chester A. steele. assistant
Guardian OF the Ballard group. Re
I treatments.
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SEWARD SOCIAL AND
LITERARY CLUB
The next regular meeting OF the
Seward Social and Literary club viii
be held Friday. March IL. Mt p. m,
at tho home OF Mrs. Jacob Afllt. ss33
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MIzPAH TEMPLE

TEMPLE.
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sfizpah temple. No. %. Pythian
Sisters. win give a dance NJ X. Of z.
hall. Saturday evening. March ~.
GREENWOOD o, e. s.
SOCIAL CLUB
Greenwood o. T. S. Social club
viii meet with Mrs Viola Mullen,
sss w. 5tth g.. Thursday. March
rs. Picnic lunch az p. m.
NATIVE DAUGHTERS
Princess Angeline parlor No.
y. d. w. win give n benefit card
party IN tho Grand parlor OF Ma.
two Daughters Of Washington. on
Friday evening. March Is. NJ Dart.
nails cafeteria All members and
friends invited.
COMMUNITY CLUB
CARD PARTY
Tho Fourteenth Ave. y. W. Com
munity club viii give a card party
and dance az Dcmick'a Dining Car
$751; 18th ave. y. w. on Friday
evening. March ~. At 8 o'clock.
Refreshments viii be served.
AUXILIARY TO TnlAINMEN
Tho Ladies' Auxiliary 10 the
Brotherhood Of Railroad Trainmen
win meet Thursday. March ~. az
100 p. m. at 1916 First ave.
ROUND ROBIN CLUB
Tho Round Robin club OF Seattle
Lodge No. 7. Degree Of Honor. will
have progressive whist party In
A. o. U. W. building Thursday after.
neon. March 10. at o'clock. TO
which members and friends are In.
vited. Refreshments and favors.
The committee in charge includes
Mrs. Lueretin cowan. Harriet Gran.
noy and Della Bailey. Members
requested 10 be prompt