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, 1925-09-10

S 49, GATHERED FROM
w W0 RRE AND THEHE"

Mrs. Elizabeth Corse, who was in
this city in the interests of the Ca
thedral Home in Laramie, spent sew
eral days in Rawlins the latter part
OF last week.
Mrs. o. ]. Nelson left on Saturday
for California where she will spend
about six weeks visiting friends.
While in California Mrs. Nelson will
visit Mr.. and Mrs. William Sundell
at San Gabriel and other former
Rawlins residents.
Miss Mae Colwell and VIII Wallace
left Rawlins Saturday morning last
for points in Colorado. Miss Colwell
visited her parents in Brush, Colo,
and Mr.. Wallace visited friends in
Denver. They returned to this city
OH Tuesday.
Mrs. j. NJ. Riggs left this city
Thursday last for the Snake river sec
ton where she visited friends until
Tuesday OF this week. She return
ed to her home in Rawlins Tuesday
night.
Charles Carpenter Jr., special
agent for the Fidelity-Pheuix lnsur-
ance company, was a Rawlins bust
ness visitor from Denver on Friday
last.
Tag Day for the Cathedral Home
for Children will be held in this city
on Saturday, Sept. 18th. Everyone
should buy a tag.
A marriage license was issued the
fore part of last week to Miss Bertha
Spencer II John Smith, both popu-
lar in the younger set in this city.
Miss Ostrid Peterson of Denver
spent the week end in Rawlins visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Peterson. Miss Peterson returned to
Denver on Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Mccoy spent
the week end visiting friends and
relatives at Salt Creek. They re-
turned to this city Monday evening.
Art Dennison, who has been spend
ing the past several months in the
western part of the state, arrived in
Rawlins on Monday evening and will
spend a short time here.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Morris and
daughter Miss Florence left Rawlins
on Wednesday of last week for
Laramie, where they visited friends
and relatives. They returned to
this city Monday evening.
Miss Iva Sowder of Saratoga was
a Rawlins visitor last Saturday. Miss
Sowder was en- route from her home
to Cedar creek where she will teach
school.
Harrison Hays, who was en- route
from his home in Slavery to- Encamp-
ment, was a Rawlins visitor on Fri
day last. Mr.. Hays will again teach
school in Encampment.
The Misses Cora Felker and Luz
ellie Felker of Saratoga were in this
city on Saturday last. They took the
teachers examinations that were Civ
en- by the county superintendent of
schools.
Miss Lucy Lambert of Greeley,
Colo. stopped off in this city on Sat
urday last. Miss Lambert was en-
route from her home to Encampment
where she will teach school this year.
Miss Freda Nelson was a visitor in
this city on Saturday. last. Miss
Nelson was en- route from her home
to Walcott where she will teach
school,
Miss Margaret Jackson of Hanna
was a Rawlins visitor last Saturday.
She was EN- route from her home to
the Ferris camp where she will teach
this winter.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF PERSONAL
"R:l IlI;lI UNDER EXECUTION

County of Carbon.
N Dis riot Court
No.ic1 j. Il -re.g s.v.L that by viz
tue of an e--~cu.i5a issued Tut Of
the District Court o. Carbon C0un.,.
Wyoming, by the Clerk'oi said Court
On the 18th day of August, 1925, on
a Judgment rendered in said Court
on the 3lst day OF July, 1925, and
directed and delivered to me as Sher-
iff OF said County, l have levied upon
and will proceed to sell on the 18Th
DAY OF September. 1925, at the hour
OF two O'Clock p. NJ, at public ven
due, to the highest and best bidder
for cash, at the Reversed Four Cat
tie Company's ranch about two and
one-half miles from Bags, Wyom-
ing, the following described personal
property, to-wit:
Is head of horses, more or less.
S head of cattle, more or less.
l roundup wagon, complete.
l tent.
Stoves, heaters, cream separators,
certain household furniture. washing
machine, barbed wire, all fence posts.
all dips, all grain, refrigerator, car
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c. F. Jebens and daughters were
Rawlins visitors a few days last
week from their home on Snake Riv-
er, coming in to attend the Sells-Flo-
to circus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Kelly were Wis
itors in Casper over the week end.
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Qusi " hs b,s.iVsi." . ksiid vhsA
as'c'ss' all " ps ve~sfsss P,~spsvsacss
s~f fs1' No. 10 ssNy ~ n.,ds Ssststsa
1re~ssaA
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Bazaar Planned for
December 5

The active chapter Of Alpha Del.
Ia Fl viii conduct bazaar on Sat.
urday. December 3, from 10 until
o'clock. in tho Stewart 81. lobby
OF tho Hotel Gowman. In addition
to the bazaar there IS TO DO card
party in the afternoon under the
direction Of Miss sarhfrnncls Riley.
and dance in the evening
Gifts FOR the Riddles Christmas
stocking may be found in tho booth
OF cunningly dressed dolls. toys,
and klddles' clothes. The other
booths viii 30 filled with en-.
broldered linens gay aprons, home
made candy, hand.paintod handker.
chiefs, and many other handmade
novelties sure TO please the shop
per DESTROYS OF securing inexpeus-
i've gifts OF individuality bearing a
personal touch.
aflss Gertrude Kurz is tho gen.
eral chairman OF tho bazaar. In
charge Of the booths are Miss Eliza
beth Beycra. aprons; Miss Rather.
Inc Teasack. candy; Miss Evalino
George, miscellaneous; Miss Fran
cese Clarke. dolls. a linen booth
comes under tho care Of tho moth.
ers. Dorothy Fitteror has charge
OF a unique fish pond.
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VII Assist at First
Hill Guilds Tea

Tho bridge and nah jougg tea OF
The First Inn Guild VIII be given
Thursday afternoon. November r..
nom . until 4 o'clock. at the Hotel
norreuto.
Presiding over tho tea service
viii be Mrs. George T, Myers. Mrs
c. ID, sumson. Mrs. Frank H. Car.
ter and Mrs. Alexander +. McEwan
They viii be assisted by Mrs. Ralph
stacy, Mrs. T. w Buschmann. Mrs.
J, p, Herber. Mss Lillian Carsiens.
Miss Ethel Irwin. Mrs. Alexander
f'ringle. Mrs. Ridglsy c. Force. Mrs
Nen Mcdonald. Mrs. Henry c. Raz.
tine. Mrs A. W. Hardesty. Mrs.
Paul smith and Mrs. Arthur sayro
Mrs. W. D. Perkins. who heads
The refreshment committee. Is as.
sisted By Mrs Henry Ris,ine and
Mrs. Wilbur r. Conan.
Tickets FOR the affair may be OBJ
tanned from tho following committee.
Mrs. Alison z. Woodruff. chairman.
EAs,-Iss7; Mrs. Josiah Collins
MAin-s2so; Mrs John Murphy, East.
$3.50; Mrs. A. J. Fiskcn. MAln.s7s7
The officers OF the guild are: Mrs.
Frederick T. Fischer. president:
MrA A L Hawley, vice president:
Mrs. A J. Fisksn. secretary; Mrs
William Hunter McEwan. treasurer.
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Y. w. c. A. MEETINGS
Club meetings at the Y. w. c. A.
for the week beginning November Q
include:
Monday Opportunity school,
fourth floor, Z O'Clock classes.
Tuesday Cosmopolitan Club. Sec
ond floor club rooms. $50 o'clock:
Choral Club, 1880 o'clock, services.
Blue Triangle. Residence Club. 6
o'clock, dinner and musical program.
Wednesday-At Club. gymna.
stun, Z o'clock, clogging. hockey and
basketball. Latahni Club, third floor
club rooms, $50 o'clock, dinner; 1880
o'clock, services.
Thursday-Alsacon Club, second
floor club rooms, 1870 to 10 o'clock.
classes, dinner, Bible and social; An.
ma S. Swanson. advisor. Union Bible
Club, Bible rooms, 6 to o'clock. din
ner and Bible; Helen Galley in
charge. Friends Of All Club, third
floor club rooms. $50 to o'clock.
clogging. dinner and services.
Friday-World fellowship banquet,
tea room, ESQ o'clock; Mrs. w. c.
Lippincott, toastmistress.
Saturday - Juniors, auditorium.
$3.50 to IL o'clock.
The Occidental Social Club viii
meet with Mrs. d. Huggard. sos
2lst ave. N. W., on Tuesday. No
vember 10
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WOmen's Clubs
WoMEN's OVERSEAS LEAGUE
PLAN MUSICAL sOIREE

WOMES'S OVERSEAS LEAGUE
PLAN MUSICAL soIREE
The Seattle unit OF tho womcn.s
Overseas Service League viii give
IT, third annual musical splrcs on
saturday evening. November a. In
&r. and Mrs Charles II F1.c'B ar,
gallery,
Miss Rose Glass ~ tho GENERAL
chairman OF the affair: Miss Grace
AcMouaglc. suh chairman. Mrs.
Marry l.. Milholln, tickets. Silgg
Margaret Murphy program. Mrs.
Mary l.. Barrett reception: Miss
Helene Moore, correspondence and
publicity
Tickets may be obtained from
any member OF tho Overseas
League. The proceeds Of tho must
Gale win replcnlsh tho Cheerlo Fund
which provides Christmas cheer for
cxseryloe men and women in this
district.
Tho Frye Art Gallery Is famous
for It's wonderful collection OF art
treasures and Mr.. and Mrs. Frye
who recently returned from a trip
abroad brought several fino old
paintings 10 add TO their already
ynBt collection.
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Edited by
Lillian Keen lie BdlliStcr
Assistant
Laura Emory
Tel. Ma iR-O6OO
Mrs. DUTY VIII Enter
tain at Luncheon Pre-
cediHg Musicale; As
siStdRtS Named for Tea

MRS GILBERT LIE HARoN DUFF
AA Fly has asked 60 assis, at her
musicale, on Tuesday afternoon, az
tho sunset club. IN honor OF Mrs
Edward lincoln smith. Mrs, Brous
sails Conan Beck, Mrs. Charles
Hoge Black. Mrs Edward Allan
Apuffy. Mrs, Fred Hudson Baxter.
irs. Harry +, OStmnder Mrs, 10.
10y Ranby Lewis ana Mrs, James
II. Calvert,
A small luncheon for tho guest OF
honor ana assisting ladies win pro,
cede tho musicale.
Tho program at tho musicale viii
be presented by Peter Mercmblum,
violinist. Kola Levlenue. ccllist. and
Berthe Poucy. pianist,
II follows;
Trlo--
The Doubt .,ts..s,.......,., Gllnka
''Salut q Amour .,,.,..,,..,,,E iEar
Aae hells' ..-s.,.s.....,... pceasay
tal ..Etuds" .................. chopin
% '-sollsi de MAJ Joseph JoasSa
Berthe Poncy
Niolin--
Ca "Avs Maria" ......,..s.s Schubert
90 'rhs Bee" ..,-,.........S Schubert
90 Caprice Visureisf ..... .krelsIsF
Peter Mcrcmhlun
srrtc-
'Thunasrbird Suite W. casman
Grounded upoa American and Indian
folk songs and dAucrsl
CAV prom the Village
90 Before the SlpriH.
(ci Sogana's Love song
ID War Dance
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skinner. Mrs. II. r. Jones.
Saturday Club, $3.50
o'clock. at home OF Mrs. ]. H. Diet.
ricks, 652e 18th ave. n. f. Cootie
party. Members, husbands and
friends invited.
NON.FEDERATED CLUBS
Mondny-The Q. C. Club will
meet Monday at s o'clock at the
home OF Mrs Pauline Montgomery,
2tl4 10th ave. W. Business will be
followed by program. Mrs. Jen.
ME Murphy will oo assisting host.
ess.
Rainbow Girls drill team will
meet every Monday evening at Z
o'clock sharp, in Douglas hall, Pine
and 10th ave. S. u. w. Raymond,
drill master.
Thursday-The Matrons' Club of
1924, will meet on Thursday, at
1880 o'clock at the home of Mrs.
Floy Klaus, 3244 w. cath st. Take
No. 5 car. Meetings hereafter will
DO held on the second Thursday of
the month.
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Assistants Named for
Dan NurSerV Tea

Mrs. ]. II. Fox viii DO in charge
Of the tea table at the miscellaneous
shower and inspection tea OF the Sc.
attic Day Nursery Association on
Tuesday afternoon. November "a,
from until o'clock.
Assisting VIII DO Mrs. A. F.
Blangy. Mrs. A. z. Krun. Mrs. t.
A. Davies, Mrs. Joseph Grant, Mrs.
Joseph Barto. Mrs. william Michael
o'shea and Mrs William Krafye.
Mrs. Alison f. Woodruff ls in
charge Of tho refreshments.
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Tea Will Honor
Recent Bride

Mrs. Corwin Eberting and Mrs.
Don McClallen are issuing cards TO
= tea on Wednesday afternoon, No.
amber 10, from 4 until 8 o'clock. nj
Mrs. Eberting's apartment in Ham.
ilton Arms.
The affair will honor Mrs. i. N.
Wachter van schalk Jean Fox.
whose wedding was an event OF last
month.
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ST MARTINS MOTHERS
CLUB

Tho regular meeting of 81. Mar.
tins Mothers Club Will b. held
Tuesday, November 10. az the home
of Mrs, V. j. Hans, 1926 36th ave.
Members AFRO requested TO attend
and mako arrangements for cnrd
party 10 bc given at tho Woman's
Century Clubs new clubhouse on
Tuesday afternoon, November II.
Luncheon win be served at noon.
Assisting the hostess VIII be Mrs.
George J. Marlowc, Mrs. John
Rudgc, Mrs. l.. G, Coffcy. and Mrs.
NJ. c, Cummings. Take Madrona
CIR.
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Orthopedic lunch and
Thrift Shops

North Broadway Guild, with Mrs.
w. w. Warren as hostess, will have
charge Of the service at the Ortho'
pedic Lunch room on Monday. As
sIstlng will be Mrs. @. l.. DeYIlblsa,
Mrs. n. Downlc, Mrs, G. q. Pogolow,
Mrs. w. II. Lyon Mrs j. b. Hen.
10y. Mrs. w. =. Fisher, Mrs. X. s,
Eler, Mrs. II. 10. Marshall, Mrs j.,
H. ActoBon, Mrs, Duane Carney and
Miss Alice Cox,
UniverBity Guild, with Mrs. ]. G,
pritchnrd and Mrs y. a. sclbert,
win bc m charge at tho Thrift shop
on Mondny morning and North End
Guild with Mrs W. J.. Hilton md
Mrs Neal ELLIS, viii have charge on
Mondny afternoon
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Personal

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Coffin and
Mr., and Mrs. Arthur Coffin. OF
Yakima. are in town today attend
ing the washIngton.S stanford game.
Dr. and Mrs, IT, S. wIltsie returned
Thursday from q trip East. Or.
Wiltsio attended tho meeting OF
tho American College OF Surgeons
in Philadelphia
Mrs. Maurice Brown ELLEN Van
volkenburEl, who recently returned
from California, win spend the next
few weeks in Tacoma rs director
Of tho plays to DO given by the
Tacoma Drama League.
Mrs, Richard Perry returned today
from Portland, where she attended
tho horse show.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pierce OF Olym.
pia, came down today to attend the
football game ut tho stadium. Mrs
II. Il. Hadley, who has been their
guest for several weeks, returned
homo tho first Of tho week,
Miss Hazel Jandes is spending
tho weekend in Port Townsend as
tho guest Of Miss Sally Adams.
Mrs. Jack Montgomery, OF Van
couvcr. b. c., is spending n few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew NJ,
Gillespie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Fisher have
returned from n short visit in Port
land, where they attended the horse
show.
Mr.. and Mrs, c. w. Lea are OK
pected home Sunday from 10
days trip east OF the mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corydon Wagner, Of
Tacoma. will spend the weekend
with Mrs. Wagners parents, Mr..
and Mrs. II, D. Merrill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy ], Browne will
leave Wednesday for Kobe, Japan.
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woMAN's CENTURY CLUB

4
The various departments of the
woman's Century Club will meet
next week in tho clubhouse, at
Harvard and Roy. according to the
following calendar:
Monday. Nov. 9.-The French De.
partment meets Mt 10 o'clock in the
library. Mile. Marie Carrau, in.
structress.
Tuesday, Nov SUPPLEMENTARY
Procedure Department meets in
board room at o'clock.
Wednesday, Nov 1.-THE Chorus
Of the club meets at 10 o'clock for
rehearsal under the direction OF
Annafreddle Carstens GillSer, Mrs.
Rachel SticlSlcman, accompanist
The Household Administration
will meet at 1890 o'clock in the
banquet room Mrs. c. A, Winter.
mute, hostess. After luncheon Mrs,
Emma X. Rlnehart win speak to
tho members on Evolution OF Met
als in the Home"
Friday, Nov. 1S.-The Literature
and Travel Department will meet
In the Little Theater Mt IL o'clock,
Sinclair Lewis book, 'Arrowsmith,"
will be reviewed by Mrs. Fred w.
Bert, Jr. and Madame Curio and
Story OF RHdium," by Marion Gun.
nlngham, viii be reviewed by Mrs,
l., l., stephens.
At 1870 o'clock the members Of
the club will meet in general as.
sembly in the Little Theatcr The
president, Mrs. j. IL. Macpherson,
win preside for the first tlmo since
her illness. At o'clock the after.
Moons program will be given under
the direction Of tho Current Events
Department, Mira. L., w, Meisnost,
chairman They viii present us the
speaker for this afternoon eileen
Hughes, assistant professor of dra.
matte nrt and English of tho Uni.
vorsity OF Washington. Mr. Hughes
spent the summer In Europe and is
prepared TO discuss from first hand
observation the newest develop
mcnts In tho world OF tho theater
Ills topic will be "Thcnter Art in
Parts, London and New York"
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tcrtainmcnt, Mrs, d. l. Randall,
general chairman, Mrs Walter
Dench. Cafeteria luncheon all day;
cafeteria supper Friday evening,
Program, farce by women of the
club.
The Seward Social and Literary
Club, Mt 2 o'clock, ut the home of
Mrs John Matson, 1903 3lst ave.
Subject. Shepard. billi Mrs.
w. Il, Barnhart, speaker. Piano
solos, Mrs n. Granville Marshall,
Mrs A. II, Plough, assisting hostess,
The sororio Of the University OF
Washington, o'clock, in the WON.
ans federation room Of the Homo
Economics hall
SATURDAY-Womcn's Lakewood
Civic Improvement Club, annual ba.
2aar Cafeteria luncheon all day;
dinner In Inv evening, Program,
music and other numbers -
Classic Culture Club, o'clock, Mt
Federated clubhouse, Mrs James
Calvert win talk ON tho bay Nurs.
cry lGnch member asked TO bring
u donation OF ono pound for tho
nursery. ltosicssca, Mrs. Frank
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PdtroneSSeS Announced
for Sonata Recital

The list Of patronesses for the
sonata recital by Peter Mcremblum,
Vlollnist, and Berthe Poncy pianist,
next Tuesday evening at the Cor.
nlsh School, arc; Mrs. Leo Black,
Mrs' Carl Donworth, Mrs. Kenelm
Winslow, Jr, Mrs. Stanley Minor,
frs. Clarence shannon, Mrs. Minor
~Aie and Mrs. Henry Judson.
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luncheon to
Honor Visitor

To honor Mrs. Emil Hurja and
Mrs. George Doughtery Of Los An.
gelea, who are visiting in town, Mrs.
Frank Gordon will entertain fifty
guests OF luncheon and bridge on
next Tuesday afternoon at Tho VIII.
Bonlan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Of Anchorage,
Alaska. who have been spending sew.
eral months IN town, will leave later
in November for Miami, Fla. where
they VIII remain for the winter
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CLUBS FOR MONDAY.
pROGnAM pI.ANNEn

Ak Congregational church will
sponsor a program Monday. Noyom.
bcr .. at si5 O'Clock. at tho West
Side Music School. The program will
include n violin number by Khyva
@. Rover; cello selections by Helen
stewart; piano. Vivian owen Mccar.
thy: vocal, Violet Ball. and express
sion. Vera Dayton.
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pLYMourn G1RLs, cLuR

DR., c. j Hawkins will review
Hutchlnson's "One Increasing pur.
pose" in tho Book Review OF Plym.
outh Girls Club. Monday evening,
November 0. Miss Almina George
Of the Seattle School board. will talk
to tho Know Your City Glass on
tho subject of Seattle Public
Schools" Initiation win follow tho
club dinner.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
TWILIGHT TEA

TWILIGHT TEA
Tho ladies' of the Bcsant Lodge
Thoosophcal Society, III N. Broad.
way, are giving n Twilight tea Sun.
day. November s, from z TO 3
o'clock, after which Rev. il. II.
Gowcn will give talk on "Tho
Hebrews Song of Songs" Members
arc invited 70 bring friends and the
public is invited.
.ImbANCm,a. - ed h SCtG
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Dinner and
Thedter PdrtY

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl B. Diller win
entertain with a dinner Of fourteen
covers at their home Monday eve.
ming. and later at the opening per.
Torrance Of the Henry Duffy Players
at The President.
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Recital Will Feature
Chopin Numbers

Tho Howe College Of Music viii
present Evelyn Cecilia Iorborg.
pianist IN recital OF compositions
hy Frederic Chopin, assisted by
Raymond A. Perry. baritone. on
Monday eyenlnB, November ?. IN
College Hall, 1891 Fnh ave.
Following IS tho program:
Piano
taj r0l9nalss IN o Ahsrp Minor
CO. rolauaiss IN Major
Vocal lon tho Road 90 MandaihY"
sssHssfr.s-,ssssHs4 speaks
Piano
tl Nertgrns in = Plat
900 S1sturna IN , Rharp
tri Sorturns in G Miunr
Yprai-'-rbr Night Wlud" ..-s.r... Imri
Piano
co., whitE IN o ghEYp Miaor
10 Waltz IN y Plat
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RAINIER.NoBLE

TVNII NJ
The regular meeting OF American
Legion auxiliary 20 Rninler.Noblc
post. No. /, vii be held Monday
evening, November ., at 3 o'clock.
in the Legion clubrooms. 500 Third
ave.
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Date for Winter
Ball Is Chdn1ed

on account OF the dinner 20 be
siven al Tho Olympic on Friday
December 4, in celebration
its first anniversary. the Winter
Sal. planned for that date Mt the
hotel. has been changed to Tuesday
evening. December 2.
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Music
Spargur Quartet viii
Interpret Classics

Interpret Classics
NcEt Tuesday evening, November
10. The spmEur string Quartet viii
be heard IN the first concert OF ita
series which viii boz held Ia tho
spanish ballroom at Tho Olympic
These musicians have brought
new meaning 90 tho art OF ensemble
playing They play with beauty Of
lono and a typo NJ interpretatyc
intelligence that has magnetic
appeal Tho program. including al
II does a Haydn quartet which viii
he played hero for tho first time.
and two request numbers. viii be-
ono N raro interest, and viii begin
promptly az $3.50.
Tho complete program follows
'Guartrt u Minor opus 10. No. o.,
Allegro
AuGhufa
Msnusto Allegro ma non uoppo
Finale ylvbsa azsai
tai sehufahHdo ..... .TsehaikowsHy
,bl Ap1SHta CHutAhlio ....,ts
s.r-...,...sr........ THrhaiSnWsiy
"Quartst Minor ..rr-...rsr, Drbuuuy
Anime q ifra decide
AHaru VII
AudauiiHo duucsmrnt
Tres m1urra
'llrat performance ia this city,
'sHequ-stru
Both the season tickets and tho
single tickets for tho first concert
are now selling az Sherman Clay
s Co.
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ENtertoins at Luncheou

Mrs $. Ambrose entertained with
n luncheon Of fourteen covers mt
her homo Tuesday afternoon. in
honor OF her mother and sister
Mrs. K. Goldburgh and Miss Mno
doldbursh' Of New York city, who
gro her guests.
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OLYMPIC CAMP

Olympic Camp No. 1919. Royal
NeIghbors Of America, viii enter.
tain It's members and friends Mon.
day evening. November Q. at .
o'clock with n dance and supper,
in tho NJ. w. A. hall, 1921 Third
ave.
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SEWING CLUB

Tho sewing club Of william Nc.
Kinley Circle. Ladies Of the @. a.
Il. will meet Monday November 0,
with Mrs. Raynor, 1858 Dexter ave.
Take cars No. 10, n or %.
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Entertain at Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. u. NJ. Wochter van
schnik VIII entertain with n dinner
and bridge at their homo on Thurg
day evening, November IL, In honor
Of Miss lorraine Campbell and her
flanee Mr. Walter r. Graham
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PALM CIRCLE NO. SO

Palm Circle No. 60 viii have It's
regular meeting on Monday, No.
vembcr O. Larks banquet. All
members invited
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Dinner Dance at
Tennis Club

The Seattle Tennis Club announces
n dinner dance nj the club on Sat.
urday, November &c.
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LORRAINE SOCIAL CLUE

Tho Lorraine Social club viii
meet on wednesday, November II,
at o'clock, with Mrs, Eta Ross,
1921 18th ave. Tho nsslgtiug host.
cgaes viii be Mrs Margaret Benton
ana Mrs Jeanette wood
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SEATTLE cLEF CLUB

The regular monthly meeting Of
the Seattle Chef club viii be held
Saturday evening, November T. at
$3.50 o'clock, at BlNnc'a Cafe Fran.
cais.
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Saturday, Nov, 1.-the Dough.
tors Auxiliary viii meet IN. tho re.
coptIon room on the third floor at
2 o'clock. Book Reviews viii fol.
low the business meeting,