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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-24
Friday Specials in
Coats Suits---Capes---Skirt

sips Tan Cloth Cape, with long leopard shawl
1-ssS and s2s75 Wonens Navy Twill Suits $500 $500
2O-$26 and $29.75 Women's and Misses Twill
8-$398 Wool Novelty Skirts 80. :. .......... $1.OO
1858 Wool Novelty Skirts ...,... ..... $2.98
6A$398 White Silk and Cotton Skirts $3.50
6-$25 Women's Sport Coats .uu.... $1,000
11-$29.75 Womens Sports Coats 10. .$145O
6-$8975 Womens Twill Goats: ......... $500
31-$11.75 Novelty Colored Silk P3eated Skirts $50
9-$19.75 Silk Capes. Observation-Disclosures i4.5O
Palais Royal-Third Floor.
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100 Wonderful Friday Bal

Two Days Business in OneTDo Days Shopping ii One
Friday Closed Saturday All Day. take advantage Of these
July Clearance and Parliamentary Bargains still further reduced
Friday Only. No Phone G. o. on Advertised Items
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-12

DON'T FORGET THE SALE OF CHRIsTMl

In the ballroom ot tho olympic hotel, for the
cents Home for the Aged" December rs, 10 and
n should b. source 81 great fsiisfartigu for {
eliHsd people trh0 do their ChrsimGs shopping
grr@ az least in baEaars, 70 tHotu hat they hat
FHuHT
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Music
Ladies Lyric
Club Concert

Seattle mEiF lovers enjoyed "a de.
iiEhiul treat Tuesday evening when
The ladlrH Lyric club presented The
most Hucarr7fu concert in Its his.
Tory In tho First Presbyterian
church The chorus uumbrrs were
given Hu artistic finish. tho audi.
'nro insisting On repeated rucurra
20 great was ~ appreciation
Mn Amy Newton Adams con.
iralto, from London. England. and
Sir. Jack porrius, pianist. were tho
assisting artists.
Mrs, Adams has a rich. mcloiious
voice. and her selections were rr.
pulsiisly rendered. Nr. Perrno dc.
lighted the audience with his rplru.
Did technique and Interpretation.
Mr. Graham Morgan b. the director
Of the organization and Mr Arvlllo
hchibd. arrompanlst.
Tho Lyric club has Mra. william
Lftuy Baird for lts capable prra.
dent, and htrs, Erwin L. weber.
yirr president
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Miss Yerkes to Wed December q: HOLIDAY
Dinner at Home
MSS MARGARET YEEEEs

Mss MARGAREr yEEEEs.
W daughter ef Sir anI WrH Aher
l. NrTkeS has chosen saturday. uf
crmh<r sc. as thr HHF rf Der mar
r.aEr O. Mr. Raw C. HUNT son 0f
Mr. and MIS- uearge g. Hunt ~
Yakima
The service uIu be read al thc
aomo - her parents
Mis- Yerkts win be attended hy her
her. Mrs NEm8f Lilly and her
sTstcr-iB- Mrs Paul Nrrkrs
Frr-nuptial compliments Go Miss
Yrrkrs Include Nlra Everett Stau-
toms bridge tea at her home an SAT-
uusay December 20. ami Miss Helen
Byans and Miss Esruicr Butler
bridge Tea on Friday afternoon. pe
rrmbcr Sc. AT thc Seattle Tennis club
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Wonen's Clubs
ADDITIONAL CLUBS

INITIATION AND BANQUET
Court Little Fiowcr or Jesus. No.
$50, Catholic Daughters OF America.
wIil lultiats about fifty candidate
sunday, December ~ The service
viii begin with mass az 81, James
cathedral 40 a. m. when members
and candidates will receive holy
communion 10 q body The inltla
ton viii take place az p. m. az
knights OF Columbus hail.
There will be a banquet al p.
M. AZ the olympic. for which res.
sryatlons should be made a. soon
as possible with Mrs. Mary Gsmin.
der. MA in.4tsi or Ell iot.0ii0. Mrs.
II. T. Starr, Me lrss.tsl4, or Mrs.
Louis YehIc. FL iot.z1s4
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Cards out for Tea

Mrs Edward s Campau has cards
out for "a tea az her home on Wednss-
- afternoon, December e. from 4
~ IN o'clock.
Mrs Camp1u will hr assisted in
receiving by Mrs. John Bowman
St.rr8t Rita Hilesi and Miss Marion
Frances Cumpau Mrs. I A. McEay
and Mrs j. Alexander Duncan Will
preside over tho tea table.
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Foundation Fund Tea

Mrs oliver Il Erickson will en-
irrtain at tea ou Tuesday afternoon
December Ms from . until s o'clork
At nor home 5fs Belmont pl The
affair as ben lhe interest ~ che Mu
sig and AT Foundation fund
hl- EgEeuc Adams ana Mrs. II
q risott wll pour and Mira M
ward Allen, Mrs 4. H. Anderson.
Miss Aae0radad Humphrey and
Miss Virginia strong viii assist.
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ReRtoH Hin Guild
In CHARGE

Mr Frank Iazier will he hostess
saturday Tor Renton Hlu guild at
The Orthopedic lunch room. 2lt Co.
iumhh 81. assisted ~ Mn. Fred
Susksy, Mrs L. r. True. Mrs. L.
lockwood. Mrs o. II. I.cuuhart. Mrs.
g. T. luEeHoh Mrs r. NJ brown.
Mrs, Frank SAKE. Mrs g T.. Graves.
Mrs p J Hadccn. Mrs W S. Free.
man. Mrs n VI pcasr. Mrs W e.
kmfFe. Mrs. x. ~ Lawrence. Miss
Martha uhImau and Miss Elizabeth
Kerr,
Broadway guild viii hBvr charge
az the Thrift shop all day Saturday.
Mrs. n. l. Greene. chairman,
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CHRIsTMAs MrsIcALE

Under the auspices or the womsn'H
Lakewood Civic Improvement club. n
Christmas musicale viii be given
Saturday evening. December 70. nj
sl5 O'Clock At the clubhouse. corner
Of Goth ave s. and Angelina 81
Mr.. J. =. Richards has arranged
me following program:
The sallorr Chorus" ,....,..... parry
Male aHartst--D. .. Roberts y. J. VIII.
Hsms. u. ~ Jones' J. n. Richards.
tontrAito soio=-'A Dream" Bartlett
Anna LEA
Dgst-'flov Gently. DsrH" Evapa
Roberta. J. ~ Richards
'~rhs Fairies" rt..s
welsh Ladifs' QuHrtst-Hannah Hughes
Elizabeth Williams. Anna Jones. Anna
Haritoho Ep,n- Tho Horn" ,s.,.... Lloyd
Oven j. Williams
rrtst-- Medley ~ Welsh Airs'i
nnah Hughes. D. q R1bsrta ANN
" Jones. .. J. Williams
baritone solo fHalsctsdJ-a
r. y. Richards
Dust--"Passaze Birds rarsvaii"
.ssss.ft. .'s.s ssrsts4s.s.s Hildarh
Hannah Hughes, y. ! Williams,
Tenor soi1-"MGna" ...... Adst,,s
.. ~ Roberts
Double quartet fscEtst from 't.g.ta",
AeeompaniFts, Anna Jones Elizabeth
Williams and Blodmsn Roberts.
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GREEN LAKE PIT. A.

Green Lake PIT a. viii meet
Wednesday. December II. At 2 p. m.
In the field house A Campfire and
Boy Scout program has been ar.
ranged with the work Of both illus.
tratcd on the screen. Mrs T.. S.
Goodwin, president or the board Of
manager Of Campfire. and Mr.. stuart
Walsh. executive Of tho Boy Scouts
Of Seattle will be the speakers.
A Christmas skit. orphan
AnnIe's Dream" will be presented by
Helen Halverson. kathryn Emmons.
Margaret Walsh, Carlotta Rcchuer,
Ruth Schwimmer and chorus OF
girls from Miss Norris room.
Attention Is called to the change
Of time.
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Come Shopping GOhh cecAve -

TINE futdc spirit is abroad and just the
4 R the Of Mrs Guy of the Chan bc Of is
an CHhssd fad after about H. ana an auf
Seattle Sius
collecting tiny mirhproroag gf for the Christmas d
all Seattle "a I
yoH find tots of little uoudors III he shops THE ~ prices permit
generosity
Al The shops shouting the smr Hocet models Of %
and 10 ia
for "ooee at the goon The holidays mean much gac and
Just cannot enter into The spirit unless dressed suitably.
feels wsH and UheH her
That Psychological of
cay back IN the days before considered pyhoogy
But ADORE aH bay Just h something git!
IT,
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CHRISTMAS FUND
WILL BENEFIT

a luncheon for the benefit Of the
Christmas fund Of tho Norwegian
Hospital associations helping dlvis,
ion will be given on Tuesday after.
noon. December iG, at o'clock. at
Norway hall. Boren ave. and Vir.
ginia st. The following ladies' will
be in charge:
Mrs. s. o, Haugen, Mrs. Andrew
Torgerson, Mrs. Thomas Anderson,
Mrs. II. EngdahI. Mrs. A. Oliver.
Mrs. s. Blrkelnnd, Mrs o. a. Olson.
Mrs, o. Melang, Mrs, o. Lennon.
Mrs. Andrew Ncrlnnd, Mrs. Left
Holtc, Mrs. r. Gjordc. Mrs. c. X.
Anderson and Mrs Gunnar Lund.
Pretty and useful articles for Christ.
mas gifts will be on sale.
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PLYMOUTH GIRLS CLUB

On Friday. December 10. about
thirty Big Sisters OF the Plymouth
Giris club will entertain as many
Little sisters Of the girls afternoon
school Of Plymouth Congregational
church from to Q p. m. Santa
Claus will be there TO distribute
gifts and candy from a gaily dec.
GRATED Christmas tree.
Al o'clock Christmas day n tur.
key dinner will be served in Ply.
mouth church TO members of the
Plymouth Girls club, Plymouth
Young Mems club and their guests
Any young man or woman who
will be away from home on Christ.
mas day will be welcome at this
dinner which will be followed 10y
an entertaining program.
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Personal

Judge and Mrs. G. =. Clnypool
have taken an apartment al the Do
la Mar Tor the winter
Miss Anna Adams. who has becu
Zen Honolulu since last February. Is
expected home tonight
Mrs. Pierre +. Ferry left today for
New York 20 spend Christmas with
her daughter Miss barbara Ferry.
who il attending school IN tho East
Mrs. winlock Miller left today for
New York 10 spend the holidays with
her son. winloek Miller. Jr,
Mr. Henry schmItz LEFT the first
% tho week for his home in Mos.
COW. Idaho. after a visit with his
parents Mr. and Mrs Ferdinand
schmitz
AIR and Mrs Paul Pigutt Will leave
December 70. for Piedmont. CAL
where they will spend the holidays
with Mrs PiE0ttH parents, Sir and
Mrs, C. A. MCGEE.
Dr and Mrs VIRGIL X. Hancock are
receiving congratulations upon tho
birth Of daughter. Virginia wmy.
AZ the Seattle General hospital, De-
cember (.
Ar. Hoakon FrisIe "a expected
home Saturday from a trip TO san
Francisco.
Mrs. Samuel Brooks and Mrs.
George Martin Of Vancouver. - g..
are guests at the Olympic.
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LEGIsLATIvE rEDERATIoN

King County Legislative Fedora.
ton will meet Monday. December
Is. At ? p m. Of the Y. w. c. a.
club rooms Mr.. Erickson will speak
on Taxation Of Public Utilities. :"
The state bills committee has been
organized and will assemble weekly
during the session OF tho state leg.
islature..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-12
LINEN AND LACE SALE

The Near East Relief will have a
linen and lace sale on the mczzanIne
floor Of the Hotel Washington from
Saturday. December 70, TO December
"a, inclusive. These articles have
been made by the orphans and rpfu.
gee mothers Of the Near East Rus.
Sian Caucasus, syria, Palestine and
Greece.
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Miss Folsom
Honor Guest

Miss Ruth and Miss Jane Nrtile
ton will entertain with a luncheon
a. their home on Friday. J1nu
AIRY e. In compliment 90 Miss Eliza.
beth Folsom. whose marriage 90
Mr. Lawrence Wiley viii BE- an
event Of the winter months
Covers win be placed Tor eight
cen.
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HARMONY HOMESTEAD

Harmony Homestead No l7f3.
Brotherhood Of American Yeomon.
Eill hold SIS regular meeting and
class adoption. Tuesday evening. Dc.
cembsr Is. az 1905 Third ave. Re.
Treshmpnta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-12
AUXILIARY TO
UNIVERSITY POST

Auxiliary to University Post. No.
II. American Legion. viii hold q
social evening al bridge on Satur-
day. December f3. az the home n
DR.. George W. Beeler. lI22 n.
4Tth It.
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Entertain at Supper

Mr. and Mrs Dietrich schmitz en-.
irrt1inrd with supper 81 ten covers
ai their home last sunday evening
in honor % Mr. Henry schmitz %
Moscow, idaho, who has besn visit,
ms hts parents, SIR. aud Mrs Fsrdt
naud Sebmit1.
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MERCER PIT, A.

Mercer PIT. a. will meet In the
sewing room Of the school Tuesday,
December Is. at o'clock. A pro.
gram OF Christmas songs, readings
and scenes from Christmas plays
will be presented by pupils Of the
school. a social hour will follow the
short business session.
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ANNUAL BAZAAR
AND CARD PARTY

order Of Rebekahs. at Columbia
City, will give It's annual bazaar and
card party on saturday. December
IL. al ". W. 4. hall, Columbia City.
Lunch at noon, bazaar in the after.
noon and military whist in the
evening.
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day evening from 10 3 by The Indies
Of Bssaut ThcoVophir lodge In their
rooms AZ III ~ Broadway NJ Roy.
A musical program and a talk by
Prof y, v Smith Of the University
n Washington on Tho Evolution Of
Deity will follow the social hour,
Members and their friends arc in
vii"d and interested outsiders arc
welcome
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Mrs. BdckUS TO Entertain
for Daughter

I'm compliment 20 her daughter.
Miss Emmanuel Rackus. who viii
return FROM CastiHra school. I'M
California Tor the holtdayn. Mr.
LEROY Blrkus wIl entertain with
luncheon of twenty covers on
saturday afternoon. December 20
40 thr Sursrt club
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- READING 49,

Tho Lip Reading club viii meet
Tuesday evening. December rs. at
IS O'Clock IN the reading room OF
the Hotel Frye. Lip reading prac.
tice from to .. followed by cards.
All who arc interested invited to
attend.
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Dinner Hosts
Christmas Ere

Mt and Mrs Hamilton q. Ralfr
will entertain with dinner 81 ten
rovers az their home at The High.
lands. on Christmas Eve. in honor
~ their house guests Mr and Mrs
GtorEu N Ro'ge or Concord 3. "a
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Luncheon for
Mrs. GrecnolLnL

Mr. n o. Alexander D. entertain.
ins informally az luncheon oa Atom
day AZ the Olympic. iu honor Of
Mrs Leo Grvsuough of Troy
Mont. who Is visiting fn town
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-12
CHArTER a. z. p. o.

Chapter 4. e. Il. o.. viii meet with
Mrs, +. W. Hulburt at tho Victoria
apartments. 100 W Highland drive.
on Monday. December 10. nt p. IN.
Christmas program. Visitors and
unaffiliated members welcome.
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AUXILIARY TO
FIRE.FIGHTERS

The Women's Auxiliary to Seattle
Fire Fighters. Local q. will meet in
regular business session Monday,
December Is. at s p. m, in stet.
sons hall. Fourth and Battery.
Election Of officers
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WEST HILL PIT. A.

West Hin PIT 4. viii meet
Wednesday. December II. at 7.20 p.
m Mrs. X. l.. Gross will speak on
Aims, Purposes and Accomplish.
mcnts Of ParcntTeachor Asaocia.
tons"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-12
FELTs AND BEAVERS REBLoCKED

VIII last the season. Your out-nr. date frucIA
The Model. too. $40 Peoples Bank Bldg
n such ioaStc Of money. NOR. 10 buy
iah the tdnfrr season. trhcn spring triH BE- fair
after the holidays
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-12
Dinner Before
Winter Ball

Mrs Wallace Grren Collins will en-,
tertaiu az dinner an her home ON
T'ucsday evening. December ne. be.
fore the Winter Hall nj the Olympic
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faF Ehn pleasure ~ the children
70 tHr taEtako branch ~ tho Seattle
mas nursery member of tbe Junior
league viii tayr Christmas tree
ana party on Wednesday afternoon.
December e. az thc home Of Mis-
Frances Green.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-12
QuARANTE CLI-n

The Quarants club viii meet az
Mr. Edward Bray's home, 1859
Beach drive. Tucsduy evening. De.
cemher IS. At $50 O'Clock. PRO.
Ergssige dinner.
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2. ID. a. THRfFT CHAIRMEN

PIT A. thrift chairmen will meet
Tuesday. December 10. at 10 a. m.
in the school board room. Central
building. a fun attendance liz 70.
quested AS plans viii be completed
for National Thrift week, January
"a 10 %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-12
DAuGHTERs or sT. GEORGE

DAUGHTEK5 OF ST. GEORGE
Daughters Of 81. George will meet
Thursday. December 10. in NJ. n. -.
a. hall. 1921 First ave. Luncheon
ut 1890 O'Clock viii be followed by
cards, vocal music and dancing.
Members and friends invited
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Hosts at Dancing PARTY

Mr, and Mrs. Jack Radford have
invitations out for a dance AZ their
home, on saturday evening
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DID MN. SEASON sILK AND SATIN HATs
MISS COFFNAN IS SHOWING GIFT SWEATERS

And hosiery now, and her novelty sweaters are Low
Fifta practical and good looking 22a Pine s.
The cricket sHcatrrs hatr found grfat faror az
folks and uiuaHy hrv arc authrHttc tadgrs Of ich
practical
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-12
YOU'LL NEED GAY FRoCKs For THE HOLIDAYS

And II you cannot have new each time cali AT
rent evening dresses and suits too 1924 Els
IFs being donr-ihis renting Of crcuiug things
sibs members Of the "frc hundred"
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CARD PARTY

Degree Of Pocah9ntas viii give
card party Saturday evening. Dc.
cember 10, at s O'Clock. in Wings
cafeteria.
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FREMONT w c. 4 U

Fremont w. G. r. y. viii meet
Tuesday, December 10, at p. m,
with Mrs. s. 49, Townsend, 1912 NJ.
iiot st. Subject, GIFTS and he.
quests" In conjunction with the
Christmas program,
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anN EoR NEEDY

The Seattle Hebrew Benevolent no.
clety will sew for the needy on Mon.
day. December 10, at Educational
Center. Mrs. u. Morgen8tern will be
hostess for the day.
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NEIGHH0Ns "a M00DCRAET

NEIGHBOES OF WDODCRAFT
L. o. ". club and special driu
team Of Seattle Circle No. $40 Will
give card party nj the homo % Mfr.
e. A. Kooptt, 1926 i5th ave. on
Wednesday evening, December II.
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woMAN's EDUCATIONAL
CLUB

The womanz Educational club
will meet Saturday. December 10,
with Mn. J. f. McGrew. 5057 18th
ave. n. f. Business meeting az 2
o'clock. Progrum at 2 O'Clock.
Janabe Fazel. professor Of Law and
logic, from Teheran, Persia, viii
speak on The Feminist Movement
in Persia"
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CHILL coz CARNE THESE CHmLY EYENING

u "ohd"rtn With the ehi rctncH that HuEheH The q
gives 7Ds Pine
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YOUNGSTOWN CLUB
DANCE

youngstown Improvement club
%.lI entertain with dance satur.
evening. December 10. at its
1li, gath ave. $. w. and Hudson
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aRUMMAGE SALE

The ladies' Aid OF the Columbia
Congregational church viii hold a
rummaEo sale al 1884 sixth ave, on
Saturday. December rs.
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CARD PARTY

whittier Heights Improvement
- will have It's regular card party
- urday. December II, at $ p. IN.
IN Dimmick's dining ear.
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CASCADE PIT. A.

Cascade PIT. 4. will hold an eve
ming meeting on Tuesday, December
tG. In the school building. Mr.. ]. c.
Herbsman will speak.
A Northwest Products luncheon
will be served at the home Of Mrs.
]. Ripley on Wednesday, December
II. at p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-12
WEST SEATTLE CHAPTER

West Seattle Chapter. o r. s..
Social Circle viii hold an ull.day
meeting. Tuesday, December ls. in
Masonic Temple Luncheon ut i2
o'clock business meeting at p. m.
Election Of officers. followed by
cards. Hostestcs. Mrs. J, Reid. Mrs.
~. J. Waller. Mrs a Heridsr. Mrs.
w ". Paris. All Eastern Stars in
ytted
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DUNLAP p. r. A.

Dunlap PIT. a, will hold It's rcRu.
lar meeting on Wednesday. Decem-
her n, at 2'3O p. m. In tho basement
Of tho school Mrs. $. u. Wing will
give report Of the bazaar. 4 Christ.
mas program viii be given by tho
pupils on the main floor az y. m.
TWILIGHT TEA
a twilight tea viii be given sun
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Mrs. Samuel Brooks and Mrs
George Martin Of Vancouver. y, g..
are guests at the Olympic.
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CLUBS FOR SATURDAY
pYTHIAN SISTERS
.aaaa.

pYTHIAN SISTERS
IARSINAL
Pythian Sisters Mizpah Temple,
no. %. win hold carnival satur'
day. December 10. from { p. m. TO
j p. m. at s7sT University way.
CARD PARTY
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Ar. Hoakou FrisIe "a expected
home Saturday from trip TO san
Francisco.
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EYE TROUBLES ARE SPEEDILY RANIsHEp

Under hr care Of Or. and Mrs EdmundA on Fra
Balcony. Their lenses arc correct and their frames
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ARE YOU FURNISHING A TINY HOUSE"

Chriatmas7 you arc don't fail 70 d
In Cartoons Furniture shop Pine They adorable
furniture
talking. iust dap. IA rha
thoroughly delighted hrrs~lt-thr finished
"psrtrehy dariing" breakfast that had
New Britain herald., 1924-03-24

an additional incentive for me to labor more zealously for the spread of Gods kingdom lin Chicago and the west. to train and equip large body of splendid ministers of the gospel, that our priests and people may all ways be an ornament to the church. a credit to America, and source of strength and consolation to the Holy See.
 "Monsignor, l am grateful for the precious message you have brought me. and beg you to offer to the Holy Father my heartfelt thanks and assure his holiness that on Wednes- day afternoon. in response to his in- vitation. l will be present at the vatican to receive from his reverend hand the biretta of the cardinal ship"
New Britain herald., 1924-03-24
WILL QUIT THE DAHL
McGrath and Two or Three Others Say They Will Retire From Mem- bership Tomorrow.

say IHey VIII ltetTe Efom MtIn-
 bership Tomorrow.
 Dublin, March 24.--Joseph Mo- Grath, the resigned minister of indus try and commerce. declared today that he and two or three others" would resign membership in the Dali Eireann tomorrow.
 Referring to the recent army crisis. he said the agreements between him. self and President Cosgrave by which he undertook to remain in the cabinet had been broken. He undertakes to secure the return of all stolen arms.
 The arrival of hospital ship is ex- pected at Queenstown to convey to England all except the little messen- ger boy. Hurley. who were wounded in Fridays shooting outrage.
 No further deaths have been re- ported and the hunt for the slayers continues. It is stated that military headquarters is fairly certain of the identity of the fugitives. minute des- criptions of whom have been issued by the police. ,-..
 They have been traced as far as Middletown, County Cork, whence it is supposed they escaped to the neigh boring hills. It is believed that if they are tracked to their hiding place they will not surrender without fight.