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s. C.. Parks Jr., S. A. Watkins and
Mr.. Conant Parks drove to Beaver
on Sunday.
Mrs. J. H. Shuler is entertaining a
few friends on Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. McElvain had
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawson as their guests
Tuesday evening.
Jack Shuler returned from the
Park last Wednesday, bringing with
him S. E. Dussel who had been hunt
ing. On Thursday Mr.. Dussel re-
turned to his home in Canton, Ohio.
Mrs. Howard Bell entertained the
members of the P. E. o. on Monday
afternoon.
Oscar Tompson was in from Monu-
ment Hill on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Simpson and
family were over from Belfry on Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bradbury were
in from the ranch on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Gawthrop en-
tertained a few friends at bridge on
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Webster are the
parents of a baby boy born to them
on Saturday.
Grace B~owermaster left on Friday
for Billings where she will spend a
few days.
Billie Murray returned on Thursday
from a hunting trip in the Sunlight
country.
A. F. Burson, XII. Gleason and
Harry Davis formed a hunting party
that started out on Saturday evening.
The Ladies of the Presbyterian
Church are putting out a cook book
which will be on the market around
the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Foard and Mrs.
Roy Sage motored to Billings on Sun
day to spend a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. McClain were
in from Wapiti on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Darrah were down
from Carter mountain on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Downing were
shopping in town on Tuesday, from
the Andy Martin ranch.
James Carpenter, Harold Simply
and James Carpenter Jr. returned on
Monday evening from a three weeks
hunt up the North Fork. They brot
in a deer and an elk.
Mrs. Kathleen Darrah entertained
a few friends on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Spicef came
down from the ranch and spent Sun
day evening and Monday as the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Benson.
, 1925-10-14
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that
county certificates to and includ-
ing No. 467S are hereby called in
for payment. Interest will cease
10 days after the second publica-
ton of this notice.
Dated this l4th, day of October
1925.
f. S. HOPES
Treasurer in and for Park
County Wyoming
, 1925-10-14
MAINLY ABOUT PEOPLE

Superintendent of Schools 1rma
Nordquist is spending a few days in
Casper on official business.
w. E. Johnston, building expert of
Denver, was in Cody on Saturday on
business matters.
Miss Ida Ward left on Saturday for
Casper to attend a meeting of DOM
este science teachers of the state.
E. E, Lindstrom returned last week
from Idaho, where he has been for
the past month or so.
Undersheriff A. A. Hancock spent
Saturday and Sunday in Powell on
official business and visiting with his
family there.
A dance was given last Saturday
night at the Pat Kelly ranch with a
large attendance. A number of Cody
folks motored up to take it in.
Miss Chella Martin is enjoying a
visit from her sister, Mrs. H. M. Con-
dit, and daughter Constance, of Den
yer. Mrs. Condit and daughter will
remain here for a month or so.
Joe Freeborg returned to Cody last
week from a short visit in Idaho.
An enjoyable dance was held Sat-
urday evening in the Irma pool hall,
recently vacated by Ernest Ricci.
NJ. C. Hensley, M. d. Corbutt and
three friends from Lowell left last
week for a short hunting trip.
Coach o. P. Roberts, of the Powell
high school was in town on Saturday,
looking the local boys over in the
Cody-Basin game, with a view of get
ting next to their weak points. Cody
Beat the Basin boys just eight points
worse than the project towns eleven
did.
Mr.. and Mrs. R.. Y. Strubble and
daughter Margaret, returned to their
home at Frederickstown, Ohio, last
week after having spent thirty days
hunting in the vicinities of Hoodoo
creek, Little Sunlight and Dead Ind
ian meadows. The party bagged two
elk, two deer and a mountain sheep.
They were out under the guidance of
Ned Frost, and Frank Culp, With
Albert Felsheim as cook.
Glenn Trueblood, Tom Cullen, Raj
ph Wiltse and Ernest Shaw returned
last Saturday from a three weeks
hunting trip on the head of the Grey
bull RIVER. One elk and three moun
tain sheep were brought in by the
party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Richter expect
TO spend a portion of the winter in
Phoenix, Arizona. They will motor
through from Cody.
, 1925-10-14
NOTICE no WATER USERS

Be sure and do your sprinkling be-
fore the 18th. Wet up your trees, as
no sprinkling will be permitted after
that time, and please be as conserv-
alive as you can with water this win
ter as we will have to use water in
the sewer. Please help us out.
Water Commissioner
, 1925-10-14

FOR SALE-1, A1h. p. Am. Rotary
Motor; ITO volt, 60 cycle, ! phase.
1 set 10 to 10 inch cone pulleys, 8
in face, 3 variations. I set Is to 13
inch cone pulleys, 4 variations. 1 10
inch pulley, solid. 9-inch face. 1 tight
and loose pulley set, 14-inch, 3-incb
face. 1 42-inch wood split pulley,
inch face. 1 13-inch wood split pull
ley, 3-inch face. 2 shaft hangers, ad-
Unstable. 6 feet 1A-inch shafting.
All Of this material in AL condition
and at bargain prices. Cody Enter
prise. 4Stf
, 1925-10-14

o.
Mrs. w. E. jackson, who has been
spending the summer at the P bar P
ranch, left for her home in Benton
vile, Ark, last week. She will return
this month, however, and probably
stay through the winter.
Ned Bailey who won first money
in the bucking contest at the Cody
Stampede last summer, was over from
the Crow reservation on Friday to
take the Holm Lodge horses back to
pasture there for the winter. He says
he will be on hand when the roll is
called at the next Stampede.
Ed Hartwick, of Detroit, Michigan,
returned to his home on Friday after
a stay at the P bar P ranch.
David Dickie, well known sheepman
of Grass creek, and owner of the L..
U. brand, has returned from a three
months stay in his home town in
Scotland which he has not seen since
he was a boy.
Mrs. P. ]. Palm is enthusiastic over
Florida and expects to return this
winter for an extended stay.
H. H. Robbins who has been en-
loyed at the Hoodoo ranch for sew
eral years, has returned to his home
in England.
Fred Shaub will spend the winter
in Chicago with his mother who is
not we'll.
Mrs. Mile Shrine, of Bear
Creek spent a few days in Cody OF
business.
Mrs. Madge Hagen who has spent
the summer here with her sister, Mrs.
]. P. Altberger returned to her home
in Chicago on Monday.
Mrs. Henry Sayles accompanied by
her mother Mrs. M. E. Streeter of
Buffalo, Wyoming motored from Nee
teetse to Cody on Saturday where
Mrs. Streeter departed on the train
for her home, having spent the past
month at the L X Ranch.
Through the generosity of MI. w.
r. Coe, Christ church rectory will
have a new furnace.
Henry Sayles and Henry Jr. were
in from Meeteetse on Saturday. Mr..
Sayles has been shipping lambs to
Denver.
B. C. Rumsey was down from Black
water camp on Saturday.
Mrs. C. w. Crawford has moved to
the Ainsworth Inn where she will take
in boarders and m
Ed Holmquist left on Tuesday for
New Smyrna, Florida, where he will
join the colony of Codyites already
there
Mrs. Eta Dew is spending the week
with DR.. and Mrs. C. G. Manlove. She
is returning soon to her home in Cal
ifornia.
Mrs. Gus Tompson was down from
the North Fork on Tuesday.
Mrs. Eta Dew was a dinner guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dahlem on
Sunday.
Mrs. Sam Forrest is helping in the
Post Office store for a few days on
account of the Hines of Ernest Ebert.
Nick Stern came in from the Nc
Donald ranch on Upper Sage creek
on Monday and spent a couple of days
in town on business.
Paul Sweitzer, teacher of agricul-
ture at the Cody High School, took
his class out to one of the Sage creek
farms On Monday, where the boys re-
ceived some practical knowledge of
butchering hogs.
Miss Mabel Anderson, Of Powell,
was a weekend visitor at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Davies.
Mrs. Frank Thayer of Pitchfork,
spent the past week with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. C. Webster.
, 1925-10-14
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our sincere
thanks to those who were so kind to
US during the illness and death of our
beloved mother, Mrs. Elizabeth BEEN.
Mr.. and Mrs, Jesse Horner
, 1925-10-14

| am now located in the A~insworth
Inn. Have steam-heated rooms for
rent. Board II desired. Suitable for
men, women or high school boys and
girls. Phone 40 for rates. Mrs. Chas.
Crawford.
, 1925-10-14

I am now located at the Ainsworth
Inn. Have steam-heated rooms for
rent. Board if desired. Suitable for
men, women or high school boys and
girls. Phone 43 for rates. Mrs. Chas.
Crawford.
, 1925-10-14

FOR SALE-Improved n hundred
sixty acre irrigated ranch with
everything desirable for q summer
home or dude ranch; ear noun
tains. Trout stream through place.
Beautiful shade trees. Two houses
and garage, lawns and shrubbery.
Easy access to canyons and noun
tain trails. Thirty-five miles from
Cody. Call or write Enterprise.
, 1925-10-14

REWARD $500 for return of two
canvas sacks containing tent and poles
lost between yellowstone Park and
Cody, Tuesday. Send c. o. D. plus
reward to P. C. Kittleson, Greybull.
, 1925-10-14

LOST-Lady's alligator purse between
Sunlight Basin and Natural Corral.
Reward. Notify F. R. Willoughby,
1928 East Ave-, Akron, Ohio.
, 1925-10-14

FILL YOUR cISTERNS
Weather permitting, Water will be
run in the Cody Canal until October
18th.
, 1925-10-14
CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR RENT Steam heated furnish
ed rooms in Raymond apartments.
Can be used for light housekeeping.
See A. T. Loftsgarden at Cody
Trading Co. Store. If
, 1925-10-14

LOST Childs kid glove, between
school house and town. Finder please
leave at Toggery. Reward. 1tp
, 1925-10-14

LOST Pair of shell trimmed eye
somewher on streets of Cody.
One ear prop broken off. Reward Mrs.
j. F. Cook. If
, 1925-10-14

WANTED Some purple cabbage.
Mrs. Nellie DeMaris. Ito
, 1925-10-14

SEWER CONNECTIONS Dennis
Tirsway licensed and bonded to the
town, will be pleased to make you an
estimate on your work. 1t don't cost
much to connect ard might save you
a lot of trouble this winter. Leave
word at the Municipal Light Office.
, 1925-10-14

Call 226 and have your goods
hauled right. Cullen Transfer.
FOR RENT-Four room house; cleo
trio light, water, barn. Inquire at
Enterprise.
, 1925-10-14

HOUSE FOR RENT Five rooms
with bath. Mrs. Nellie DeMaris. Ito
, 1925-10-14

Miss Mabel Anderson, Of Powell,
was a weekend visitor at the homo
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Davies.
Mrs. Frank Thayer of Pitchfork,
spent the past week with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. c. Webster.
, 1925-10-14
THE CODY

s. C.. Parks Jr., S. A. Watkins and
Mr.. Conant Parks drove to Beaver
on Sunday.
, 1925-10-14

FOR SALE OR RENT Player piano
good condition. Bargain, Enquire Mrs.
Marshal Hay. 10-15p
, 1925-10-14

FOR RENT-Two housekeeping
rooms furnished. Inquire at Ross
Inn. ste
, 1925-10-14

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Inquire Enter
prise.
, 1925-10-14

LOST--An elk tooth cuff button.
Finder please leave at this office.
$500 reward. 3tf
, 1925-10-14
Wednesday, October l4th, 1925.

FOUND-Number of pearl beads
from broken string. Owner may have
same by paying for this advertisement.
, 1925-10-14

FOR SALE-Soft wheat for chick
en- feed. Russell Crane. 7-tf
, 1925-10-14

FOR RENT-Two furnished apart
ment with bath. Mrs. Vanderbilt. 4
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Parties VIII Honor
Miss Niblock.

In compliment, TO Miss Ruth Nib.
lock. whose marriage TO Mr.. Joseph
Frederick SvaIwell viii be eciebrat-
I'd on October ~, Miss Anona Fred
ericks will entertain at luncheon on
next Wednesday afternoon at The
olympic. Covers win be placed FOR
Twelve
on Thursday afternoon Miss
Pearl Harold is giving a luncheon
ct the Arctic Club for Miss NibIock
and the members Of her bridal party
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Orthopedic Shops

AK Auxiliary VIII be in charge
At tho Orthopcdic Lunch Room Fri.
day. with Mrs, Cyrus Briggs acting
as hostess, assisted by Mrs Burton
Bradford. NIr7. George Lennon. Mira
w. J. Kelly. Mrs. y. 3 Dobbg. Mra.
Frank D. Plumb. Mrs George King.
Mrs, T =. Bliss. Mrs. Louis Oul.
NOM. Mrs Jack Wnllingford. Mrs.
r. r. Johnson. Mrs Roydon Gibson.
Mrs. Alexander Mcistcr Mrs. l.. T..
Crawford. Mrs J. p. CARMEN and
MrH. Archie Grossman.
Mrs. Roy Pinkham and Miss Ag.
mes Cardin will assist all day Fri.
day at tho Thrift shop.
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Miss Terrell Has Charming Wedding; Miss
listed FedS in Epiphany Church

CT RAENAgAs' chapel was tho
- setting Tor "a scry charming
wedding NJ h,gh noon today that OF
Miss Mary Terrell, daughter % Mrs
Mabel Terrell. and Mr. Charles VIII
liam Sesholssr. of New York. son %
tho Rev Berth0ld sscholaer Rev
II. d, Goveu rcsd the service
The interior 81 the little church
reflected the bright yellow and
bronz, tones Of autumn with its
baskets u chysanthemums and
dahlas Tho chancel was banked
with the blooms against back
zrouud 90 hucklsbcrry greens and
lighted hy altar candles IN tall cam
delahra.
Mrs. Mary Terrell GiosunF the
brides aunt. played a program ~
wedding music before tho service,
and Miss Mary GugsbN of New
York. sang AZ pawning Miss
Terrell. who was given Ia marriage
oy her mother wore "a distinctive
Gown u beige seorgutie made With
circular skirt and long bodice OF
cream lace Her hat was ~ velour
a large model ln csgtce shade, trim,
med with gold ribbons and a gold
ornament Orchids and Niles OF tho
valley we're Ia her bouquet
Miss Ruth Terrell was her sisters
only attendant She WAS gowned In
velvet OF a soft astcr tint. designed
With 4 Patuu flare IN the skirt and
straight bodice, she wore a cream
felt hat with corded ribbon for
trimming. and carried yellow
Jphena roses and bouvnriiA
Mrs Terrell worr turquoise blue
,harmcuse, a small black hat aud
corsage Of pink rosebuda
Mr.. Alexander n Bradford was
best man and Mr. Judson flknor
and Sir. Frank Preston the ushers
Aftsr the ceremony there was a
wedding breakfast AZ the home Of
The brides mother Here the dccoga-
lions were Of autumn leaves and
pink and lavender asteus,
Assisting wcrc Mrs Rodney d,
shelton. Mrs. James H. Costello.
Mrs. Frank Preston, Miss Beatrice
Matthew and Miss MARY Wright
For travelling the bride wore an
auSemble costume % dark biuc
aroadcloth. tho coat trimmed With
tivct cat. and smart felt hat 90
match. Her corsage Was OF orchids.
Aftcr a short trip in Southern
california. Mr., and Mrs, seehoIEeF
,un make their home IN san Fran
cisco.
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Tea VIII Be Giuea at
ChdDter House

The alumni Of Kappa Alpha The.
IN and the mothers Of the active
chapter will entertain with n tea
Friday afternoon. from until s
o'clock. at the chapter house. The
affair will honor the mothers OF
Theta freshmen.
In the receiving line viii be Mrs
y. weldon Young. Mrs. Frank II.
well Case. Mrs. Merritt Bloxon. Mrs.
Harry b. Jones. AIrs, pauI Harper
and Mrs. Marshall Baker.
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Music
.'Cellist to Give Recital

kola IoNiounc Russian 'e1llaI
who recently Joined lh6 faculty at
tho Cornish school. win ur heard iu
recital at the Cornish heator Thurs
day evening October g. az $3.50
O'Clock.
Mr. Leylcnnc la "a graduate uf tic
InacrIHl conservatory 90 rolru.
Erud and tho conservatory at Lsip-
siE Ills debut iu America waa
made with the famous Chaliapin 40
the New York llippodrpmo. Il was
due 90 his success 10 thia concert
Doe Was chosen 10 tour with Chulr
lapin IN 1898
This concert will be- the first ~ a
series OF musical events which are
20 De- heard az the Cornish school
this season,
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Personal

nr ana AiW y. ]. EilE with their
daughter Miss Mildred Tilg. have
returned from au extended trp 60
Now zealand. Australia and tho
South Sea islands ON their way
home they spent week m Los
Angeles visiting Mr and Mw Mil
ton rilz
Mra Lacy Honus e. the gurst or
Mr and Mu Patrick Tidmursh, iu
sultan, tor /. few days
MI and Mra, George L. Elder and
Mrs n e. Whey lsft this week for
a trip thru California,
Mrs Ernest John Riley Aher
juriHuui ana little son have re-,
turned from tho Providence hospital
20 their home
Miss Margaret Macaul3y Of Van.
youvcr II. G., b. the guc1t Tor "a
few days VI Mrs, Ansley Newman
Miss Nellie Cornish len wedncs,
day night Tor Yakima, where Hhe
viii speak before the Ladies' Mu.
slCal club
Mrs Noel Kerr OF wongloher,
who has been In town FOR few
days az Tho olympic, viii leave 20,
night Tor her home
Mr. and Mrs l. Frank Mackln
moved Wednesday from the Gran,
ada apartments 90 their now home
near Tho Highlands
Mn. Frank Chase viii return fhl
evening TO her home iu wenatcher.
after a few days visit In town az
The olympic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-15

In rs own district. At their meet
ing sast Tuesday thc girls chose
their campfire names and made
symbols for their beaded headbands.
Members OF the group are: Anne
Parker, Lucille O'Brien, Lillian Ford
Corciic Bowman. Carol Miles, Vivi-
an Belstrou, Dorian Lewis. Mildred
Smith.
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Ralston Club Concert

The Ralaion club will give It's
winter concert, on "wednesday even.
ms December 8, ln the EnBIcs' audi.
toTlum
owen Williams H the director Of
the organization.
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NORTH QUEEN
ANNE PIT A.

North Queen Anne PIT. A. viii
hold an evening meeting un Friday,
October 10, Rev Edward Lincoln
Smith viii give un address. violin.
musical trio. composed or Alice Ny.
bers, violin, Mn. Esther Weage
i'emt cello, and MrH iancIl Bach
elor. VIII give a number and Miss
Marjorie Petersen will sing
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CLUBS FOR FRIDAY
COMMUNITY CLUB WILL
OPEN Social. gFAgDN

COMMUNITY CLUB WILL
OPEN SOCIAL SEASON
Mount Baker Park Community
Club will open its social season
with an informal dance on Friday
evening, October 15.
The reception committee includes
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Dodge.
Rev. and Mrs. W. a. Major Mr.
and Mrs. c. r. winder, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. a. Duncan
Mr. George Black Is chairman Of
The entertainments OF the season;
Nr ". L. Baker. chairman OF the
informals; Mr. Homer Mcdonald.
chairman Of tickets and Mrs. G. A.
Brown, chairman OF refreshments.
Invitations are extended to all
residents in the Mount Baker dis
trict.
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Tho Campfire chorus VIII meet
aboard ship Friday october 10Th. at
{ o'clock Miss Ethel Henson. OF
tho public school music department.
Is taking charge OF the chorus in
place OF Mrs Jack Smith. who lives
too far from Seattle 10 continue
the work Every group in town Is
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AsPARIA CLuH WILL STUDY
CURRENT TOPICS
studies of Current Topics aud
Eygnt7" viii be- tbo rubjoet Of the
years work planned hy tho Aspas.a
club Tor 1880
The club which meets tho first
1ud third Tuesdays boa each month.
has Tor ita officers Mu James r
MuGuRy. president. MH, 4 l.. Zeeh,
vice president Mrs Frank j Zuru.
sntefrun. Alrs Edward Hraiugr1,
I treasurer Mrs Victor ZeduicE, prrfs
correspondent
I Tho program has been arranged
IaE tnlloa
October nuHlufrs meeting lest.
/ sHa. Nra ElFHlfa. Reports uu rgnfeu.
[ tiHu ty delegates taik Du word being
. done EE AmrTiFaHlEat4Gu burrau Nru
j. ii iitIe chairman.
. october gn--iiaHtrss, hrH NraAEy
America To-day rpIl call Quotations
] from American AuthHJ or Current Event
/ social Problems Boz Fiction Mis- Pom,
IS omen ana Freedom HTs Riley
IHr Younger Generation" Mfs. HlrhlyH
November g-lIostssa, Mra DUruaff
business meeting Submit play Tor Hdep
I lion Mrr. bnraErt chairman Mrz ETr
B win. coach.
/ November I9-Iioutszs Nrr Erwin.
I open meeting. Russian tra.
/ December l-iiUEtgHa. Airs johnson.
I Great britain and itsr Provinces Roll
] raii Quotations on current English
| event Political Awakening o. wumrH
l by NisDouutFFs hhunddh." hirs. Zed-
nick HsUraFHaL
January 5-tiBHtsrs. Mrs Kirkpatrick
I business meeting. NfhsaFHal
January ib--liUHtsaa. Sire Thompson.
I Italy To-day iiUll call Quotation or
| itsiihu current event "Niursuilal the
[ Man AFs. bu1wart. Fascist Govern
[ mFut.' Nra. uaFaaH. review OF play by
| fif0nisiln- 'hIE Characters iu Hsaroh ~
I an Author" Mrs IarU.
/ February Hostess Mrs E0rH- '-Iug
I Resurrection ~ Poland s Roll call
/ Quotation or current Pollen event "pU-
/ al1uzEL" Mrs MrCfsvrHfs "FadsFsa
asll hfs Tweed piano selection. Mrs
/ a,-sars.
February ~ uoatsas. ar.. nusg.
/ hrbiftH ~ Turkey Roll csll-Qu1fE-
ism in Turkey, Sire Thompson. "K9mal
| fasha" MFs HralHard,
/ March Open meeting, Play by 49,
I pasta club members
! March ls-Iioatsas. Are UhFaaA.
I Spain To-day" liaII CALI Quotation OF
I current spanish event Military Re.
I Elmr," Sis ErEH. nHrluzro ibaHsr 30
/ sire JohhFgH. General Rivers" Nfa
/ Errh.
AprH G. Hostess. Mrs ErainsFd. EIsr-
1 zion y pffiftfzs new program prrErut-
Z 81 art ulsFusse1
I April 60 HastrHr sire M,Cirysrty
/ France To-day uali Quotation
/ az French current event "AnnrIla a8d
- lfis. French fiction Mra. MaItsif
May t=liostras Miro E0ru Germany
/ To-day Roll rall-QustAtinn or UsY.
/ man current event Germany siurs toe
Z AuniHiirr" Sire McGuEy. Preparations
| and the Dawes rlaH.f Nrs Afuasrf
I herman Music Mrs. Tweed
/ May is =HuaIHraf.
June Annual luncheon
Miss Ruth A. Brown has arrived
lin England 90 spend several weeks
! uf her slA months leave Of absence.
I Later she rill 20 10 Paris Miss
Brown is accompanied by her sister.
Mfaa gfurr brown Miss Hrgygrl' 81
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LADIES or THE
GOLDEN NORTH

The ladies 81 the Golden North
viii hold their regular monthly card
party az their lodge rooms. 1881
First ave, on Friday evening. Ortu.
bcr 10, starting promptly az $50.
IN Fourioughs. Allak8ua. frItn...
and tho general public are cordially
invited 20 attend
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Mrs. Anderson to
Giro Dinner

To honor Mr.. and Mrs Frederic
Eolbcin ELENA Miramoyual. whose
ma rriasc was a recent event IN Cali.
gornia. Mr. a. H. Anderson will en-.
fsrtain with a dinner AZ the sun.
set club on Saturday evening.
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EASTERN STAR Cr.tR

Eastern star Club viii have a
card party for members and their
husbands. Saturday evening. Ocio-
brr II. NJ S o'clock. a. 1890 Arcade
Square.
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\ meeting Of the Broadway Camp.
fire guardians will be- held ut the
home Of Mrs, C. j. Elder. 55l Federal
ave. on Thursday. October 10. at 2s5o
q. m. II Is earnestly requested that
an guardians IN the Broadway dis
trict be present
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Bridge Supper

Mr.. and Mrs Kari II knaunsn.
berger are entertaining twelve
guests at a bridge supper on Fri.
day evening. AZ their home.
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The Hehafun group which has
been without a guardian FOR several
months. is meeting aboard ship with
1mogenc Rousseau every Tuesday
afternoon until II finds guardian
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RuMMAGE SALE

The Ladies Of Mount Baker
Park Presbyterian church VIII have
rummagc sale Thursday Friday
md Saturday. october 10, 10 and
". nj 20lO WcstlAkc ave,
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VETS MEET FRIDAY

The Veterans Armistice day com.
mittoe will hold meeting Friday at
y. m. In room 202 OF the Empress
building They VIII discuss plans for
the celebration Of Armistice day.
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Birfhdag Luncheon

In honor or her mother. Mrs. W
II. Boyle. ON her birthday Mrs
Miller Freeman entertained with a
luncheon today at her home.
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AK REVIEW, No. 80

AID Review No 30, w, u. A,
win meet at tho A. o. u. W. hail,
1909 Ninth ave. l'ridny evening,
october 10. at 1880 o'clock, Cards
at $50 o'clock.
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CHAPTER o. = r. O

Chapter G. r. T. O will meet
Monday. October 10. At . o'clock.
az the home Of Mira O, h. Cettrcll.
ga 18th ave ~ Take car No. rs.
and set of ~ Roy ~.