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Kent Home Scene
of Weddind

The marriage Of Miss Esther
AYES. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. w.
l.. Order. to Mr.. Arthur Carl Pear.
son. was solemnlzed on Thursday
afternoon. January 10. at the homo
OF the brides parents. in Kent.
Rev. c. A. Ncthery. OF tho Bap-
list church in Kent. read the serv.
lce In tho living room. beautifully
decorated with bright blossoms and
winter greens. and Mrs. Rena FL.
lott. OF Renton. played Mendels-
sohn's wedding march for tho en-
trance OF the bridal party.
The bride was charming in her
bridal gown OF whito georgctte and
satin and her tulle veil was caught
TO her coiffure by Q wreath Of
Grange blossoms. For bouquet sho
carried an exquisite shower OF ophe.
ia roses. sweet peas and lilies OF
the valley.
Miss Dorothy AYES. the brides
sister. as maid OF honor. wore an at.
tractivs frock OF powder blue tat.
feta and gold lace and carried an
arm boquet OF enchantrcss carna.
tons. Mr. Wayne Rockwell. OF
Kent. was best man for Mr.. Pear.
son.
Following the ceremony there WIS
an iasoFTTa, reception and bufte,
luncheon. Mr.. and Mrs. Pearson
win make their home at 423 18th
ave, In this city,
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Campfire Girls

The Lcschi Campfire held an cleo
ton OF officers laat week. with the
following results President, Lola
wicklam: vice president. Louise
Cooper: secretary. Bernioo Andeuon:
song leader. Hortenso johnson.
treasurer. Dorothy Nelson: scribe.
Luell Weed. on Saturday bsfore
Christmas tho girls had dinner and
party. Louise Cooper ana Neya 10
Blonde gave supper for their fro.
makers requirement. Following
dinner. the girls went earoling and
then had their party. They present.
cd their guardian. Mrs. Weed. with
a guardian pin, and shs In turn
gave them each sous camaraderis
stationery. In tho report OF tho
council fire. held at the Educational
Center. mistake was made. Der.
nlco Anderson received camarad.
erie honor and Luoll Weed received
the honor for ten hours work ut
Lohequa.
The Killoluah Campfire. under
ihs leadership OF Mrs Racine. has a
most interesting program planned
for i,H next meetings. II expects 20
make rag ruEs and the now Nom.
bers arc hoping 10 complete their
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Personal

A party OF friends planning TO
spend tho coming weekend at Long
miro arc Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph Black.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thatcher Hodge. Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Latlmer. Mr.. and
Mrs. Loo Black. Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce
lIsight. Mr. and Mira. Gilbert Back,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Andrews ana
Mr.. and Mrs, Lyman Black.
Mrs. IL. Il. Robertson with her
daughter. Mrs. Charles Ross. three
children aud nurse. and grnnddaugh'
ter. Mlaa Dorothy Campbell. VINO
have been whiting In Honolulu. left
there last Saturday for trip around
tho world. They will 30 via China
and Japan 10 India and thru the
Mediterranean. returning about May
Ms. Thomas Green In leaving
January 10, for New York. where
she Vi. DO Joined by hor daughter,
Mas Hortenso Green. who has been
spending tho winter In tho East.
and together they VIII sail for
Egypt.
A group OF young people VINO
win APPEND tho next weekend at
Mount Rainier arc Mr.. and Mra.
Lacy Hofiun. tho Misses Acisa Lou
Powell. Betty Morrlson. Helen Car
man. Frances Oldham, and Mesats'
Leon Auras do Turonne. William
Mcmillan. Lawrence Wiley. Cecil
Topper and Robert Oldham.
Mr. Memo Mattice returned Mon
day from short trip 10 Portland.
Miss Alice Blood, Of San Fran.
cisco. win return 10 her homo
abou, January IS. after spending a
few weeks with DR.. and Airs. II.
Weldon Young.
Edgar c. Taylor. who spent the
holidays with friends aud relatives ~
New York. has returned 20 kemper
Military academy in Missouri.
Mr.. and Mira II. y. Alexander
plan 10 leave February i on a
motor trip to California
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uror, Pauline Strung; sccrciary. Alice
White; scribe. Marjorie Alton. The
girls nro eagerly looking forward 10
tho conference In February. Thoy
hopo TO get some new ideas from IL
Now Years. resolution. yes. made
by tho Wewntoho girls:
Keep together moro-as n group
No Wogo. Notebooks and pencils ut
every meeting. More hand craft
meetings. Increased sclf.reliance.
Moro orderly meetings. More out.
door sports. Elimination OF argu.
mentatlon.
Bernice Force was elected presi.
dent: Ruth Evans, vice president
Louise Caldwell. secretary. and Anita
Anderson. scribe. Z
The Yaina girls Of Bellevue are
very busy preparing for n Campfire
demonstration for tho local PIT. a.
MiHB Ruth Brown is expected 10 be
present. Mary and Eleanor Eitci.
Lydia Grosyenor. Florence Nelson
and Evelyn Kiiberg took their wood
gathorcr's rank January o. All the
girls who Joined when the group was
organized are now wood gnthsrera.
Four girls expect TO BIO firemnkcrs
next month.
oswedn group have decided 10 have
a dinner nj the homo OF Doris STRAIT.
ened, and later go 10 the theater on
Friday. January IS. This In In eel
ebratlon OF their third birthday.
Dues viii also be collected that night.
The girls have decided 10 buy the
new camaraderis stationery and
write TO all the Campfire helpers and
friends. such as Captain Keen. Miss
Anderson. Mr.. Bacchus. and also n
drygoods dealer who helped with
their Christmas service. Other
plans for the future were discussed
but the one that won the most In
torest was proposed trip TO seaith.
II looks ike this plan would be
carried out in tho very near future.
As a final New Year resolution. the
girls resolved 10 subscribe 100 per
cent to the Torch.
"Rummage. Rummage. Yes we
have no rummage. But wo are
going to raid the homes OF all
our dear friends and como forth
burdened with finsry." At least,
they say they are. Eileen Kin
nano and Jean Till Wecatos are
going 70 hold rnmmage salo M
tho public market TO avoid any
financial strain that may DO caused
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Mrs. Allan Arranges
BRIDGE LatucheOps

Mrs. I.orin r. Allan win be host.
ess at two bridge luncheons at her
home during the coming week. one
on Wednesday afternoon OF eighteen
covers. and one on January %. OF
twenty,six covers
Mrs. J. w. Kucher win assist To-
morrow afternoon and the following
Wednesday Mrs. Allan win DO as
sisted by her mother. Mrs. r. l.
Baker.
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Tea Viii Honor
Bride-Elect

To honor Miss Mary Prince Har.
ris. whose engagement TO Mr.. James
Measher Day. OF Bakersfield. Cal,
was announced recently. Mrs. c. l..
Tcdford. Mrs. d. @. waller, Mrs. Il.
W. Purrett and Mrs. John b. shor.
EFT win entertain with a tea At tho
West Seattle clubhouse. on Thurs
day afternoon. from , until )
o'clock.
Mrs. A. W. LlpslSy and Mrs. P. 3.
Truax win preside over the tea tn
bic. and Mrs. Howard Brace. Mrs.
Arthur Hainsworth. MIS-. PhIlbrick
Butler and Airs. William Hsinsworth
viii assist.
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No-Host Dinner
Before Ball

Before the James Shield General
Assembly. Fourth Degree, Knights OF
Columbus ball this evening at
Knights OF Columbus hall. no'host
dInncr at the College club win in.
clude;
Mr.. and Mrs Fenlmore y. Owen.
Major and Mrs, John II. Hood. DIR.
and Mrs. George c. Miller. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter ], Ward. Mr., and Mrs.
Joseph r. cronln. Mr.. and Mrs. An.
thony Trannoll. Mr.. and Mrs. VII.
liam +. Finn. Mr.. and Mrs. jay
Thomas. Mr., Gordon I. Shaw, Miss
Bernice sully and DIR. and Mrs. Ray.
mond A. oaigley Of Everett.
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Bridge Tea and
Liner, Sholccr

Mrs. Alonxo S. Taylor has cards
out for bridge tea and linen show.
or ON Friday afternoon. January rs,
az her home In Laurelhurst Ia honor
OF Miss Virginia jefferson. whose
marriage to Mr.. stanton Frederick
win take place February I.
Assisting will DO Mrs. Lewis II.
lyman. Mrs. Guy Pcterkin, Mrs. II.
c. Hibbard. Mrs J. NJ. de Macedo
and Miss Loyal Lamont.
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MIR. AND MRS, ABEL X. YER.
1v1 KES announce the engage
ment OF their daughter, Margaret,
TO Mr.. Ray {. Hunt, son OF Ats. and
Mrs. George Hunt. OF Yakima. The
news was disclosed this afternoon ut
the tea Mrs. Yerkes gave at her
home. In honor of Mrs. Elmer Arne'
son. OF Big Timber. Mont.
Both Miss YerkcS and her fIanee
attended tho University Of Washing.
ton. Miss Yerkes Is affiliated with
ri Beta Phi sorority, and Mr. Hunt
Is a mcmber of Delta Epsilon frater
nifty and the oval club.
The date for the wedding has not
been set.
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Entertains for
Alaska Visitors

Mr.. and Mrs. Lester A. Clark en-.
tertaincd 20 guests AZ their homo on
Friday evening In honor Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bennio Hewitt. Of Anchorage.
Alaska. who are in town visiting rel.
atives and friends.
Cards and dancing were enjoyed
and later there was the service OF a
fuffcs aytnrNr
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tors Sewing club at o'clock
luncheon az her homo. 1907 s0th ave.
on Wednesday. January Is.
MAPLE PIT. A.
Maple PIT. A. win meet wednss.
day. January &c. al ESQ p. m. at
tho school. Mr.. Durham win speak
on Tho Value OF Homo Training in
the School" Refreshments.
GREEN LAKE. PIT. A.
The Green Lake PIT. A. viii
NEE. Wednesday. January is. n,
1850 D. m. sira John @. Matthews
will speak.
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Music
Florence Beeler to Sing
Excellent Program

Florence ieelor. whose beautiful
voice. charming personality. and
splendid artistry have won her dis.
tinot reputation. viii be heard In an
excellent program when Bho appears
In recital at Plymouth church on
Tuesday evening. January 20.
Mrs. Boeler has recently returned
from n season OF aeriouH study In
Italy with Maestro Salvatore Cot.
tone, noted italian master. Assist
ing her viii DO Irene Hampton
Thranc. a brilliant pianist and sym.
pathetic accompanied Miss Cecilia
Augnpurger In managing tho concert.
Tho program 70 BIO presented Ia as
follows.
ta) 20 del milo dolce ardor''. 80. .oiueie
cd care belfs ....st.........f Handel
tel "iAeu BiEnor'' .,....... .Meysrbser
Aria, 'Tirilo milo. a bensdieo." from
III Profeta" .,..s.,.,.....M eyefbser
III
ta) Londonderry Air. 20. would
Were the Tender Apple Blos-
rb) Thou Art the Night wind"
from tho japanese OF "ghssa
osA'h' .'.......'....ss...... daui
to) ''chanson les cioeh.s". .Fourdrain
p.ano--'Pss,orais" .......... MoEar,
Allegro ippsssionHta".....a Saint BAons
tap hyoso'is .Tirindslii
,s5 .sssSis .... ............ R..pishi
kul 'AFEils ..sssssfss...s....... .T0sti
tbl thArifY .UrEsfnan
th) ftfata Dreams" .,.s.ss+... .Husrter
le) I'm the Bllenes Of Night. ....
.s....ss.s,ss,ss....., Hachmaniuoff
td) 20 That 'Twsrs Possible. Bonneville
ts1 'fscnE o. the opsn", .......La Forgs
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Informal Supper Viii
F0ll0p Concert

In honor OF the members Of rho
Spargur String quartet. Mr.. and
Mrs. Neal II. Begiey will entertain
with an informal supper AZ their
homo this evening. following the
concert tho quartet Is giving at the
Wcmen's University club auditorium.
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Betty De Voc VIII
Be Honor Guest

Miss Catherine NIblock will enter
tain at an informal bridge tea at her
home on Wednesday afternoon IN
compliment TO Miss Betty De Voc.
who is leaving Friday for New York
to enter Miss wickham's school.
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Hosts at Buffet Supper

Mr. and Mrs James F. Branigap
win be hosts at buffet supper OF
Thursday evening at their homo In
honor Of Mr.. w. Dwight Mead. who
Is leaving soon for extended travel
abroad.
Thirty intimate friends Of the
honor guest have been invited.
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Thrift Shop Service

Mrs. w. NJ. Humason and Mrs. ".
r. Elliott win be in charge for Queen
Anne guild at the orthopedIc Thrift
Shop on wednesday morning. and in
the afternoon Mrs. jules Charbneau
and Mrs. c. j. Kellogg for Madrona
guild.
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Mss Margaret Yerkes Engaged to Wed;
Mrs. Taylor Entertaining for Miss Wv
ginia Jefferson. -,n-,.- .,,.-.a-- :, -. so.. :,

Saturday afternoon. at tho homo OF
Miss Conlan.
saturday afternoon. January 70.
Mas Elva Sanders will DO hostess ut
a bridge luncheon OF twelve covers
FOR the pleasure OF Miss Coupe.
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Affairs Planned for
Miss COltDe

Entertaining in honor OF Miss
Rhea Coupe. whose marriage 70
Mr.. Harold Martin win take place
February s. Miss Catherine Conan
and Miss Edna Collins win entertain
with a bridge tea Of five tables on
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WOmen's Clubs
BRIT1gH.AMERICAN

BRIT1sH-AMERICAN
AUXILIARY
The Auxiliary 10 the British.
American association viii meet
Wednesday. January 10. at 2 O'Clock.
with Mrs. Oscar Jacobson, 2753 Yes.
Ter way. Get off car a; Temple
Place.
HELPERS CLUB
Helpers Club OF Aloha Chapter,
No. i16. o. L. s., will meet Wednes.
day, January 1s. at II a. m, at 2it5
". G5th ST.
ALPHA PHI AEUMNAE
Alpha Phi Aiumnas viii entertain
tho Alpha Phi Mothers' club on
Wednesday afternoon. January 10,
az ] O'Clock, at the home OF Afrs.
Joseph b. Greenlcaf
woSfAN's CENTURY CLUB
The Woman's Century club cho.
rus win meet at the Montellus
Building, Wednesday morning, Jan.
uary 10. at 900 o'clock.
Tho drama department has post.
poned IT'S meeting to January 90.
AUXILIARY TO STATE
PIONEERS
The Woman's Auxiliary 10 the
Washington State Pioneers will
meet in the private dining room at
tho Y. w. c. A. for a noon lunch.
con on Wednesday, January 1s.
ALTRUIsTIC CLUB
The A1trulstic club win meet with
Mrs. Daisy Sherman, f5f5 Franklin
ave- "wednesday. January 10. at 1
p. m.
PROGRESSIVE
THOUGHT CLUB
Tho Progressive Thought club
meets Wednesday, January &c. M
100 p. m. in the Federation club.
house. Kathryn Miracle viii speaI,
at o'clock.
PUGET SOUND SISTERS
SEWING CLUB
Mrs. G. II. Heckel will entertain
the members Of the Puget Sound Sis.
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Entertaining at
Luncheon Thitrsddu

Mrs. l.. NJ. Dudley Il entertaining
a, luncheon on Thursday afternoon.
az tho Sunset club. with tho later
hours devoted to nah jonEg.
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Tea Shop Viii
Opeu Merit Week

owing to delay. the orthopedic
Tea shop. which Is removing TO
new location az 2it Columbia St.
win not open until Monday. January
81. instead OF this week. as previ.
ously planned.
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the cheese for an omeIet
BIuhiII

by subscribing 20 Everygiris and
tho Torch. giving their five dollars
10 tho Ship fund. and going on tho
annual snow.shoe trip. They send
forth a most ardent plea TO their
friends and acquaintances. far and
wide. to express. mail or bring in
treasures stored away In their
trunks and gazed upon but once
year. Some cases may warrant
a truck. II this DO the case. tbs
girls win have any number OF
trucks sent 10 gather the army OF
valuable rummage. All rummage
gratefully accepted before next Sat
uriay morning. January 10. They
thank you
The Aowakiayah girls. under ths
guardianship OF Mrs. d. J.. Rcrns,
are decorating room in tho house
recently purchased by the women's
Improvement club OF Jefferson park.
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aREEN LAKE Pr. A.
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
wosENs

COMMERCIAL CLUB
The women's Commercial club
win have a luncheon at the EIkA'
club on Thursday, January II. at
noon. Montgomery Lynch win give
a talk on Public Speaking ard
three club members. Mrs. NJ. j.
Beginn. Mira. Fred Anderson and
Mrs. Clara J. Curtis. win speak on
what My Business In Doing for
Seattle" Musical program.
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CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY

EASTERN STAR CLUB
Tho Eastern star club will meet
Wednesday. January 10. at 1920 Ar.
cado square, for an afternoon at
bridge for members only.
Tho club at it's last meeting de-
cided 10 sew for the Lighthouse for
tho Blind on the first and third Fri.
days In each month. Members are
asked to bring pieces OF silk. wool
or cotton materials, also scissors,
thinble and lunch.
MISSIONARY UNION
The women's Baptist Missionary
Union win meet Wednesday, Jan. 1s.
at the First Baptist church, Harvard
ave. and Seneca st.
ST MARTINS MOTHERS CLUB
81. Martins Mothers club has ar.
ranged card party for Wednesday
afternoon. January 16. at o'clock.
at the home Of the president, Mrs.
g. J. Mariowe. 2115 10th ave. W.
During the afternoon Mrs. Boil
Peter Won Andersen. coniraIto. will
sing a group Of songs
DUNLAP PIT. A.
The Dunlap PIT. A. will meet
Wednesday. January 1s. at z.so
.. m. The program win include a
talk on the ''Pre.school Child" by
Miss Helen Reynolds, primary
school supervisor; speaker on
Thrift: violin solo. by Barker
Wood, and the sixth grade will put
on feature under the direction
Of Miss Carolyn Stevens.
WASHINGTON HIVE no. oH
Washington Hive no. 944, Ladies'
Of the Maccabees. will give card
party Wednesday, January 10. az
tho home Of Mrs. Ida Turner. 521
18TH ave. n. Luncheon at / o'clock.
ROBERT MORRIS
SOCfAL CLUB
Robert Morris Social club will
meet with Mrs. l.. Harris. 9f3 gard
ave. ", Wednesday. January 1G.
Picnic luncheon at ~ o'clock. East.
ern Stars ard friends invited.
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Plan Dinner at Home

Captain and Mrs. C, N, Dickinson
are entertaining twenty.four guests
at dinner on Wednesday evening at
their homo In Mount Baker park.
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wood CATERERS requirements before
long. During December they filled
two Christmas baskets. filled Christ
mas s,ockings. sang carols and gave
an entertaining progressive dinner.
The las, meeting OF the Woanbaha
group was held at tho homo Of Es-
Their Dsmosn. Aeina Rogers. the
guardian. was absent because OF III
meas. Plans were made for meetings
OF tho coming month. Included
among these viii DO n discusalon OF
requirements for rank. n first aid
meeting. a party and craft meet
ing. A few OF tho girls New Year
resolutions are 70 hold moro a,rlctiy
20 parliamentary law. 10 read tho
roll call at each meeting and 10
mako q big effort for better attend.
ance.
Tho meeting OF tho wsco,a group
was held AZ the home of itS guar.
dian, for election OF officers. with
tho following results; President.
Betty Higgins: vieo president. cleone
Brown: secretary. Susanna Mc0ill.
treasurer. Peggy o'Seill: scribe.
Ethel Cass, and song leader. Patty
McBrier. Tho girls arc hoping 10
have very successful New Year.
Tho ImaEaga slris had their first
ceremonial January Z. About 900
honor beads were awarded ht the
meeting. This II the beat record the
group has madc. but. even a. that.
II plans 10 have moro honors al It's
next ceremonial.
oh, the incest towels are being
made by the Strobe Campfire Girls
They are dish towels. Strobe Is be.
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Ing embroidered In the corner OF
each towel. 30 that no who uses one
may think. by this we have proof
OF un,iring hours spent by girls 10
improve tho ship household equip
ment.-
The only way wo have OF knowing
whether or not you arc getting your
Torches In thru you. Please let
headquarters know II your Torch is
not coming 10 you.
Tho Ku.shan Campfire elected the
following officers Mt their Las, meet
ing; President, Nyrnai Noftsinger:
yica president. Gladys Davis: treas
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Before the war about 500. 900 people
emigrated from England every year.
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LONESOME CLUB

The Lonesome club will meet as
usual on Tuesday evening. january
10. at the Holyoke building, III
Spring 1T. Community singing and
dancing. Strangers and lonely PEG.
pie Welcome.
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PUGET SOUND SISTERS
SEWING CLUB

Mrs. G. II. Heckel viii entertain
the members Of the Puget Sound Sis.
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INsTALLs OFFICERS

INSTALLS OFFICERS
Aloha chapter. No. lie, o. n. g.,
held installation OF officers for 1924
recently. when tho following wero
installed:
Mrs. Emma s. Hager. worthy
matron; Mr.. Carl T.. westiund.
worthy patron: Mrs. Blanche stew.
enson. associate matron: Mrs. Flor.
enco q. Bond, secretary; Mrs.
Mary j. Mcclure. treasurer; Mrs.
Emma Mulvane. conductrcss; Mrs.
Mabel Marshall, associate conduc.
tress: Mrs. Christine Markley. chap.
lain; Mrs. Francis Norton. marshal;
Mrs. Daisy u. Purvis. organist; Mrs.
Bessie May Hill, Adah: Mrs. Mabel
+. westlund, Ruth; Mrs. Zelma
Levy, Esther; Mlas Vera Rouse,
Martha; Mrs. Nottio Mcclellan,
Electra; Mira. Elizabeth Bel. warder:
Mr.. George l.. Sulpkc, sentinel; Mrs.
Charlotte Hartman, flag bearer;
Mrs. Vivian Rowley, color bearer.
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DUNLAP PIT. A.
ROBERT MORRIS
sOCIAL CLUE

Robert Morris Social club will
meet with Mrs. L. Harris. 9i3 gard
ave. ~. Wednesday. January 1G.
Picnic luncheon at 70 O'Clock. East.
ern Stars ard friends invited
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LADIES or GOLDEN NORTH

LADIES OF GOLDEN NORTH
The Ladies' Of the Golden North
will give a card party at 1891
First ave. on Friday evening, Janu.
airy ls. at o'clock. All Alaskans
welcome.
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PROGRESSIVE
THOUGHT CLrR

The Progressive Thought club
meets Wednesday. January fs. at
100 p. m. in the Federation club.
house. Kathryn Miracle viii speak
at Q o'clock.
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PENNSYLVANIA STUDY CLUB
Tho Pennsylvania Study club win
meet Friday. January Is. at the Y.
w. @. A. Luncheon at ~ o'clock.
Miss Grace Denny win address the
club on Art" Roll call, Now Years
resolutions. Mualcal program. Mrs
Louise Sampson and Mrs. Mae
Jacobs. hostessea. All Ponnsyivan.
iong welcome.
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DAUGHTERS

DAUGHTERS
or ST. GEORGE
Daughters OF Sc. George viii meet
IN NJ. +. d. A. hall. 1921 First ave.
on Thursday. January II. az 100
p. IN. Members are asked to AZ.
tend.
AUXILIARY SEATTLE
POST NO. 10
Tho American Legion auxiliary to
Seattle Post No. IS will hold sii.
ver tea on Friday. January is,
1880 p. M. at the home OF Mrs.
George r. Foster. 100 Z. bsth ct.
HOLD ANNUAL BANQUET
The X. l.. club OF tho First Bap.
list church held their fourth annual
banquet on Friday evening. January
II. at tho l.. c. Smith Building res.
tnurnnt.
About 100 guests wers present.
Short talks wera made by Arthur
Turner. president OF tho club. DR.. A.
NJ. Bailey. l.. T. Arlander. l.. d. In.
touretts and Henry Elliott, Jr.. with
Milton Bell acting as toastmaster.
The main feature OF the program
was "A Trip Thru tho olympic Ma.
tlonal Forest" pictures and songs.
given by r. l.. Fromme. supervisor
Of tho olympic National Forest re.
serve.
Patrons and patronesses were:
Nr. and Mrs. l.. T. Arlander. Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. y. Latouretto and Mr.. and
Mra. Henry Elliott.
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