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AT THE HOTELS

Hotel Seward-W. Baldwin, E. Lean, A. Schultz, A. McDonall, Geo. Barnett. A. H. Goodman, c. Vittiorio, Tony Pa la, MT. and Mrs. Hayllestad, Mayme Wright, L. Arnts, Rose Lute, John Enge, H. Goldfeld, Carl Erickson, R. Hobbs, Tom O'Hara, Wm. Mcconnell, E. Jennings, A. Cristofson.
 Hotel Sexton-E. Stolberg. J. Jen- son, H. Bentley, E. E. Ritchie, W. Lintz, K. G. Kane, Mrs. Sisof, M. 0. Anderson, F. Dahlquist Harry Ellis, George Nelson, w. A. Calima, Wm. Cole, Ed Naghol, J. Price, MT. and Mrs. Scott, Mrs. c. Adams, Mrs. Ru- fort and son, MT. and Mrs. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Flanagan, Chas. Campbell, wife and daughter, Roy Jones and wife, w. G. Strench, H. A. Glover and wife, w. E. Missing, Mrs. Glocer, A. J. Jones, Geo. Albert, c. E. Bunpas, A. L. Moffatt, w. Field, D. Mccoy, MT. and Mrs. Crown, R. Sand bank, T. Warren, F. Carnall, E. Stol-
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UCIS. Hotel Overland-L. Mcdonald, H. C.. Blekenstoff, Mrs. Edith Craig, Elinor Stalberg, J. Jensen, H. J. Dirr and family, H. Howard, J. A. Wildell, F. l.. Du Mond, c. K. Tripp, Roy Law son, Mrs. Kerry, Mrs. Boyd, Chas. Goodall, Mrs. H. D. Blackburn, F. Mar shall, R. E. Bell, W. F. Bulette, w. McKenna, MT. Kofalowski, Hayden Vachon, A. V. Dunbar, F. Hansen, J. F. Dennis, Wm. Price, Art Thomp son, D. Miller, J. Connor, H. c. Goe- bel, R. L. Maloy, s. v. Trraself.
 Hotel Van Gilder-A. c. Louikin, B. Dodson and wife, c. 5. Campbell and wife, Harry Townsend, E. H. Wright san and wife, Miss F. Wrightson, Mary Sturtevank, Mrs. c. Firestone, Mir. and Mrs Malfanta, M. L. Burk- hardt and wife, G. w. Burkhardt, Hell en Price, T. B. Aisit, J.'P. Morgan, M. F. Scott, Bartley Howard, " D. Har rison, Oscar Anderson, George John son, B. Weimerstrom, G. l.. Jones, MT. and Mrs. B. Wright, l.. Wright, s. A. Heldebrand, H. l.. Wilson, J. M. Dick inson and family, Q. A. Pollard, A. H. Fairfield, Geo. Pasfeld, Mrs. B. B. Mo- zee and daughter, H. c. Dunlap, Os- car Hart, H. H. McCutcheon, J. J. Burgin M. Leblanc, John Henderson, Miss M. L. Locey, Sam Shucklin, H. G. lderton.
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GATEWAY CORRESPONDENT GIVES
 GLEANLNGS FROM THE WESTWARD
 WHALING STATIONS; WAS IN TOWN

1 human family in their mad search for luxuries and vanities, cosmetics and other frailties, but when one views the very first base of these articles, a gigantic symetrical beautiful animal hauled up on the slip, with many har poons sunk deeply into it's torn, lac erated and bruised body, we began to realize that we are the sole cause of all this unnecessary agony and suf- fering.
 The male specie is often subdued by one or two we'll directed shots just at the base of the head, but the fe- male with her mother instincts pre- dominating fights furiously with super power in hopes of saving herself and inborn progeny and often as many as eight harpoons each with a bomb that explodes three seconds after striking, must be used before she is quieted. After the whale is killed hole is bored into the body and compressed air is pumped into the cavity and then closed. A small red flag is fastened on, and the whale floats until the whale boat has as many as it can tow in, sometimes as often as four giant whales are slowly brought to the station the result of sometimes one days work and many times four days struggle with storms and heavy seas.
 The mother whale carries her be- loved babe close to her side, one of her flukes clasping and almost auto matically licks around it's form, there the infant whale takes it's nourish- ment of rich, thick creamy milk, while the mother dashes and cavorts thru the sea with all happiness and as she thinks secure from all danger, but alas! she is struck by the cruel har- poon and after terrific struggling she and her babe still so firming clasp ed that even in death does not relax are brought to the surface and lashed to the side of the whaleboat.
 The gunners of the whaleboat aver that if they could by any means dis tinquish between the specie, they would never shoot a female whale, and if we could be made to realize the intense agony of the animals or the excruciating torture of the steel trap, we would shrink with horror at the thought of enjoying the products of one, or wearing the fur of our lit tie furry creatures of the wilderness.
 The flesh of the blue whale is very delicious meat and looks like pork tenderloin. l can verify this state ment as I have never tasted it, but tourists call for whale steaks and whale hamburger and are emphatic in their praise. The whale tails are cut into three inch slabs of about three feet long and two feet wide. These are treated to solution for three days and then dried and ship
 
 meat is considered luxury and brings about 40 cents per pound in those countries.
 There are many more interesting things about whaling station that I shall write about before the next mail boat and with the pictures and real first thrill of being on a whaling ves- sel and witness the operation will be my next theme
 Note-The above correspondent ar rived in Seward Saturday on the steamship Alaska, and departed for Anchorage, where she will visit with her sister for a time, after which she will go to the Wes stward and teach school.
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Later advices from the Admiral Evans is to the effect that the vessel will arrive in port this evening at 5 o'clock, one hour earlier than publish ed in another column of this paper.
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The common council will meet in regular session this evening at 8 o'clock in the city hall.
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LOST-Elgin, 15 jewel, green gold, watch. Liberal regard. Return to J. Ratliff, Overland Hotel 3t
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Gateway want-ads bring results.
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COLDS THAT
DEVELOP INTO
PNEUMONIA

Chronic coughs and persistent
colds lead 10 serious lunE trouble.
Yon can stop them now with Greco
rnulaian. an emulsifisd creosote that
~ pleasant To take. crcomulsion u
new medical discovery with two
fold action; IL aoothes and heals tho
infIamed membranes and Kills tho
germ.
on all known drugs. crcoHotc ~
recognized by the medical fraternity
az the greatest healing agency for
Tho treatment Of chronic coughs and
colds and other forms OF throat and
lung troubles creomulslon contains.
in addition 10 creosote. other healing
elements which soothc and heal the
inflamed membranes and stop the
Irritation and inflammation while
tho creoRote goes on 10 the stomach.
IL absorbed into the blood. attacks
The scat of the trouble and destroys
the germs that lead TO consumption.
rrcomuiaion IL guaranteed satlH-
factory In tho treatment OF chronic
coughs and colds. bronchial asthma,
catarrhal bronchitis and other forms
of throat and lung diEcases. and IL
excellent for building up the system
after colds or the flu Money re-
funded N any cough or cold. no mat
ter of how long standing. Is not re-
lieved after taking according To
directions. Ask your druggist Greco
muision Co, Atlanta. Ga.--Advcr-
tisement,
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OrthOpedic Lunch
and Thrift Shops

Mrs G. J Bush viii be hostess
Tor LRurclhurs, guild on Tuesday
a. the Orthopedic Lunch room. as.
sisted BY Mrs Perry namfield. Mrs
Nura Case. Mrs. =. q. Echelnan.
Mrs. Edwin Harrington. Mrs y
Nicholson. slrs, Harold T, Thouif
son. sIrs r. =. Lewis. Mrs. W n
Reese. Mrs W ". Warren. Mrs.
A. f. Thompson. Mrs. =. r. Morey.
Mrs. Wallace Smith and Mrs. @ r.
kastengren,
Mrs r. {. snyder will be In
charge AZ tho Thrift shop Tuesday
morning and Mrs. G l. Denny on
Tuesday afternoon
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Mrs. MacDoWcH 10
Be Honor Guest

SPONSORED by a group al prominent
women IA luncheon viii he given al
Frederick & Nelson's tea room Tues
day In honor u Mrs. Edward Mac
powcl- wife q the famous composer.
who arrived In town this morning.
~ @ao o'clock Mrs. Mcdowell
VIII speak in Frederick a Nelson's
auditorium on the work Of Mac
powel's colony q allied arts at
fetegbero. \ H. The meeting is
open 70 the public. and no admission
win be charged
Mis-, Macpowell is sndeavorinz to
form chapter OF the Mcdowell
club % Allied Arts ia each city she
visits
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,l.-riooe Is Celebrated at Gamma Phi Beta
gonse. Cards Sent Ont TODAY

-..,, Phi Beta chapter
~ ~, the setting tor a very
tfns 'saJuray rvonlns
~ l,er,n Cogn5it daush.
- =. ma Mrs John David Cur
= q -. -, m, brlde 81 Mr. James
= rsuri, q Detroit
s,,ber n GoVen read me
p. $50 o'ciceh eefore .
sss rms. acacia aud pink
- ..,,,n,s in she drawing
'...-.,arAs 81 rlossoms led 10
- .,,,s,,s altar banked at 'i,He'
- daln,y hleoms ana "' .l.l,
..e.,s standard baskets and
- y. e,erflovlns With ehrya
:. .'.sss.s ersh,sned The dim COZ
- the roem
-. mas a lovely picture IN
s.e,on BEADED n rhinostones
q Her court train % chit
: o.naed with satin ribbons
~ q rarc old rose point
- Win a nsrrow cor0ns' OF
= ,ps caught az either side
,,sx cluster o. orange bios
o,.slds and Nhite sweet peas
-, Win lilies % the valley
ssss orchids, were her flowers
-.,na q honor Mia, James
r.-,,llo. wore shell pink ehif
's.sroslersd IN yellow ana white
80 a hair circle % scQuins
,'.li,ss. ophel.a RISES and
,ss white srcesias encirelcd
~. os,rieh. were her flowers
vrenk Preston and Miss
,usn were the maiis, Thea
wers similarly dcsignrd. Win
-. bosicss and two circular
-. an the skirts Airs. Pres
us q petal pink With 'tnr'
\. ~ ash aud AIiss Allen was
.,sa he aounces on Der skirt
w,,h tnrQuoisc tullc, They
u.an coronsts OF pearls and
-. All carried Columbia roses,
~..r sweet peas violets and
,naS
III, Ana Waite. daughter Of Ar.
~. paryl Elliott White the lit.
! awe girl. worc a pink chiffon
- .sa ! dainty Frrnch bonnet
~. uns Unit. and carried a has
~ csrsl Drummer buds and lilies
ftas r1licy.
~ ~aS was carried on a white
Az lacs pillow By little John
.. ws Il AIR and Mrs. Joseph
~ wearing white satin suit.
- cprnstt wore a model Of
r~,rA 6lue grorgettc embroidered
,xAss.shadsJ bcads
- MARJORIE stevens played the
,s,s-s narvhes. Mr. Carl Boenmer
- ~, man
h d. reception. Alrs Roy Kin
= ~ Nrs. Z j. Brady, Of Taco
= avsiars =, the supper table as
~ b Mr.. John Mungo pand.
IA hnes Gallagher. Mrs Harold
ssn. Mrs Morris Lundauist. Mrs
assr PIX. Jr.. Mrs, stanton Fred
"a .ss The Misses Margaret Brady.
hons Gladys Epperson. Dor
~ Hser and Gertrude Schulz
IN Pvzrie Travelled in one-ptecc
en- Il cocca brown crepe fashioned
IA peasant sleeves % net emhroid-
~ b brown cyclists. broadtail
" trimmed with summer erminc
nj 4 sEux.flitinE brown hat.
aaw q Trip 10 California. Texas
y Mr. Orleans. Mr. and Mrs.
AFrr VII b. al home in Detroit
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Valentine Party at Club

The principle event a. the Won.
ems University club this week ~
me valentine party on Friday even.
ms The entertainment, win include
dancing. bridge and NAH jongE and
later IN the evening supper will
b. served. Meml-rs may entertain
guests AZ this party
The COMMITTEES IN charge Includes
MFs Clyde n uadlsy. chairman.
Mrs. Harry Stephenson Bowen
Airs Frederick BurveI. Mrs. Neal
Clark. Mrs, Paul y. Gone. Mrs
Rolert Mills Evans Mrs Howard
=, Knott Mrs Edward J sperry
Mrs Donald v. Truchiood aud Miss
Pearl BENNETT Tho hostesseS are
Mrs. Megnus Crawford and Mrs. A.
A. Tvmper
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Assistant List Complete

Al Mrs H. y ostranders and
Airs A. l. Hawleys tea at Mrs.
ostrandors home saturday aftss.
noon In honor ~ Mrs Minor Car
son Lille, presiding over the tea
serticc viii D. Mrs Charles Rus
sen Collins. Mrs Frederick A.
Wing Mrs A. d Stewart. Mrs
William g. iIeusg. Mrs William u.
Perkins and Mrs Thomas Green.
Mrs Charles = Whittlcsey. Mrs
Park Weed willis Mrs Ksnelm
wiusloN. Jr and Miss Emma Tim
bcrlake viii assist
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ADDITIONAL CLIB
nosE SOCIETY AUXILIARY

ROSE SOCIETY AUXILIARY
The auxiliary TO the Seattle Rose
society viii hold its monthly meeting
Friday February ~, AZ ~ o'clock.
In the Dixie Tea room in the White
building Mrs John Gfesnweil viii
talk on water Lilies Their Plant
Ing and Culture" and Mr. Thomas
Wylie viii speak on New Hardy
fereuuihls 4 business session
viii follow the program Members
are asked 20 note change in place
or meeting
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How Fat Actress
Became Slender

aszl asgs peopls how depend entirety
- ksrzze,s Prescription Tablets for
asass srS controlling fat. One cisv-
h;'sat tets that abe reduced steadily
H'lT ~ Using this new form %
asgss Nsrmsla Prescription Now.
htl1s Asrmosa Prescription Tablets
"a tines a year. she keeps hsr
~ i1st right All druggists cell
'susls Prescription Tablstn at one
- ~ bon o. Y yop prefer you can
y nsna direct from the Marnoia
ssa-sl Motors BIdE.. Detroit. Mich.
- hz'e not tried them. 40 40. They
asa1at 70 taks and effective :
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s iszs lutely clean. Then
81 . her experts and secured
ans method.
= then the method has come
FerSd wide fse hi, only
~ = osAuty experts The results
t,,v'2 mafysiOts that all ~ them
- ~ prices for the product
r.c.aFzed -. some IS. for the
- . only the few know how
=, am placing this formula Of
~ yhsns call. 7 have named
<cisl Youth. ~ contains no
- no vegetable fats. 40 the
nnot absorb ~. re simply
i, .ates the pores to the dspth
/ ~ !. "a All the CRIME. all the
| I III n era clogsing matter comes
i ~ your face in tho best way
~ iben apply my Facial
I7n e.,yu VIII BE- amazed at tho
fss hs and cl0RRinE matter
zones out with II
.is,s ne FIRST step in fine COM
- 49, ~ abSoluteir clean skin.
~ ~ - the only way to get
p ~, you know what n means
h.. never 20 without n.
5>r,N sssh this formula with at
MI, ~ toilet counters. The
\ rt,,e oespite Tho fact that 9TH
n ten times a. much
y,s.ih,' my Facial Youth. n IL
/ rss .s, lney tell me. to look your
'ssIsr ~, y y u b. only facial
Fnss ~nich really cleans
ma iof my tauty Rock ana
Z. toa. e'il'thinE else 70
- ~, ~,sIisee Hopper 5zs Lake
Nv chiago. - Adyertise-
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Clubs
CLUBS FOR TUESDAY

FEDERATION CLUBS
Federation clubs to meet Tues
day. February 10. include;
Cliouian club. AZ Federation club
house. o'clock Reciprocity dsEy
program. consisting OF onc-sct play.
let. "The Kispiomaniac. By the
Lady Grotto players: group o. songs
by Mr. George Nelson. % the Cor.
nlsh school. accompanied hy Miss
Frances Williams. including Ger
the BiIlowy Sea- Smith. The Big
Bass viol'' buchanan. Aria. Magic
FIute" lMozaru. talk on city Man
agor Plan, by Mr.. Fred W. catlett.
Presidents and trustees Of federated
clubs will be guests.
Fine arts department OF the Co
terie, at the home Of Mrs. William s.
ThynE. is4s SGD ST Program win
include vocal selections Absent"
John w. Metcaifel and Bird OF the
Rose" norrocksl by Mrs. Charles
Bretland: paper on Resume OF New
Playa" by Mrs. w Harry Richards.
playlet by members Of department. AZ
follows. Title. The Fatal Necklace .
characters, viz: The Maid. Mrs. Don.
aid Mcciinton. The Countess Son,
Mrs. Charles Brentiand: The Coach
man. Mrs. a. H. Iovett. The Count
ess. Mrs. W. Harry Richards; The
Countess Niece. Mrs. w. S. Thyng.
Seattle woman's club liternry in
depreciation department. with Mrs.
Charles ". Kitchen. 1911 10th ave.
n. at 1890 o'clock Mrs. Eva f.
FELT leader. Mrs. Frank !. Baker
viii review The Able McLaughlins. "
The current events department. at
a.so. with Mrs. Leee Wheeler. leader.
GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY
The regular meeting OF Anneke
Ianse Genealogical society will be
80 ,f,.,,..,to,, l-chrttnry 10 at 53I2
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Personal

Airs Charles Ross Nlr % o.
Robertson Miss Beatrice Chpp Bud
Charles Ross. aho have hsrn visiting
In Honolulu. called from there lart
wesk FOR Australia and SEES zealand
Air and Mr1 . Vs. Branch re-
turned saturday from months visit
Ia Csiifornia.
Mrs Wilbur sgruby and hsr moth
er Airs Andrew Heinrich lett PHI
dsy Tor California. 90 be- away about
two weeks
Alr aud Ms john Bigeioe left Last
week ou "a months trip to California.
alrs. orton. v,fc or Col q r or.
tuu, ~ Washington ~ e. WHO IN
In town visiting her mother Mrs
Clarence Hauford win leave Wed.
nesday Tor California accompanied
by her mother
Alrs John r dsffsuan Dr. VIII
leave Thursday for California. where
she viii Join her parents. Mr. and
Airs " W Fclser aud remain a
month
sir Frederick e Aver Nhl leave
next Saturday for Seu York and
other eastern cities on q lecture tour
he viii return by way ~ California,
Mrs Frank Fretwril has returned
from d foriniFhrs visit with Mr..
y. y wade in Wenatchee
Alr and Mrs Cory don Wagner Of
Tacoma spent The week end IN town
Al the home % Mrs Wasnsrs
parents. Mr and Airs n u. Merrill
SIR and Mrs. 1. ~ Gray have re-
turned from a three months trip 60
California
Mrs Esther {. HoslsS lefl Friday
Tor California 10 spend the remainder
~ "a. st.ft,fer
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elselikeit
New Style HO

TIME only oats that cook into granular oatmeal
Nothing else like it. MeaTy eranues stimulate
DIGESTION Never cook sticky or pasty. Wonderful
favor. More than new .oatmeal-d ne,p cereal.
Eneray.buiIdine carbohydrates tissue building pro-
teins. a wealth of vital minerals. And New Style
H-O takes only to 3 short minutes to cook the
quickest cooking cereal-qnick as dfdsh!
Vow Real 10 Dat
TO, New I-O Oats fouek)
standard foil sire md weight pts. weight b.tor.
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Peter Meremblum
Heard in Recital

a barge audience aHtH heard
Peter MeremE'um. FioiuHi Eatur
dIy evening m rHe Cornish school
save him hu enthusiastic reception
Ste Msrfmhum b. new addition
10 musical circles BOA seattle having
recently come here from fEs Easi
10 Io,n ths faculty at the Cornish
SIR Nommblum win Us heard
10H iu public concert
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zETA PSI MOTHERS CLUB
The regular monthly meeting OF
Ze,a Psi Mothers club will be held
Tuesday. February 10, at p. m.
at the chapter house, 1913 nth ave.
y. r. Mrs. Ethel jerks and Mrs.
r.. c. Dieckman will serve tea. All
members cordially invited 10 be
present
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.nurkheimsr $3.50 Seventh ayr n o..
on Tuesday February DO. at 900
o'clock Mu Frank carter who has
resided Boa South Amsura, viii give
"a short talk GA the people n thnt
country and viii have on exhibition
hor collection u sHyerwure linens
and jewslry The Elizabeth Choate
trio viii play during the afternoon
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SOUTH ANEmCAN TEA
The ladies Of the university dis
uict or the First u =. church viii
give a tea q, the home % sir Dean
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SEATTLE FEDERATION
~ q L. a.

The regular meeting 81 The Seat
ne Federation u w. G. T T. will
be held Tuesday February ioth. al
: p. m. in Plymouth church. Column
bia Union viii have charge % de-
yn,ions Mira Bertha Landea viii
speak on ~Cluxcnship," and Mrr.
Jackson silbauEh OF Legislation.
Women are asked to make special
effort to be present aA large AZ.
tendance Is desired.
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4 Am Clean
Ne reason for INV beauty

" Edna Waliacs Hopper
'ss = to the millions Of women
F'sh 70 know how I have KEEP;
= 'ss'h and beauty after IS years
tsssss star. And how at a grand
~'s age ! manage 20 look IKE
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Small Luncheon for
Mrs. Fookcr

Airs trcdcrick Z. FISCHER viii en-,
terrain with a small luncheon az the
sunset club THURSDAY afternoon In
honor ~ Me, D. a. rooker ~ Wat
k'ns y who Is visiting Mrs
David Edward skinner
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ing. followed by program al .
o'clock. Rev S. Abe. pastor Of the
japanese Congregational church.
will speak on Religion o. Japan. %
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PARLIAMENTARY
DEPARTMENT TO MELT

Tho parliamentary procedure de-
partment u the Womaus Century
club viii meet Tuesday February
no. a. 9 b a. az the Y ~ e A.
board room.
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ST MARTINS
MOTHERS CLUB

Ths monthly meeting ~ ~ Mar.
TINS Mothers club viii b. held AZ
the home OF Mrs n Tolbcrt Dalton.
1903 18th ave ~. Tuesday February
10. Luncheon viii b. sorvedat 1890
o'clock
The hostess wiil be- assisted by
Mrs a. Mcmillan. Mut , ] Boyle.
Mrs. r. Chandler. Mrs. 4. Toner,
Mrs ]. Hudson and Mrs. John Cot
fey. Take Capitol Hin car 20 High.
land Drive
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One thing IL
this / never use
soap and water on
my face Soap re
moves Jus, the
slirfaee dirt. and
that has nothing
10 do with the
skin.
Lucie Lantelme
the famous Paris
Ian beauty told
me how she kept
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49, woMEN,s cLuB

ALKI woMEN's CLUE
AMI women's improvement club
win meet with Mrs. Claude X. Rog.
ers. g940 AK ave. Tuesday. Feb
ruary 10. Board meeting al ~
o'clock. Valentine luncheon AT 1
and business session at 2 p. M fol.
lowed by n program. Mrs. w. 4.
webb and Mrs. c. X, Rogers host
eases.
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NEtGHBoRs OF wOopcnAF-r

Nslghbor1 ~ Woodcrft Circle No
$40. viii meet Thursday February
~. FOR a short business session and
entertainment Of Tacoma nelghborr
in Swedish club hall
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HAnMoNY noMEsrEAp

Harmony Homestead No. i5ia,
Brotherhood 81 American Yeomen.
will have q dance on Tuesday eve
nlnF. February 10. At ipsoh Third
ave
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wuMAN's EDUCATIONAL cLrB
woman's Educational club will
meet with Mrs. ) = McGfew, 50J7
10Th ave. y. T. on Saturday. Febru-
arS ~. az o'clock. business meet.
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Iwitations Issued

n If0
Fl Charles y. NibloCk and her
ag,,r sIiss Ruth Siblook. have
"a cards 10 a tea at their home
. srlrsiay afternoon. February
! .rua I Until s o'clock.
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MnNrIlIY MEErING

Mothsrs' club u Beta PM Alpha
Wiil have Va regular monthly meet
lnE az the chapter house iSis 18th
ave y r. on Tuesday. February
10. nt p IA
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woAl,Ns CH1c CLCB
Tho Womana Clvic club viii meet
Tucsdsy February 10. ut .. m. IN
thr Erickson room az the y w g.
a. Mfu Ilonf} Iandes viii speak
.bi 2 o'cloek.
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Mr.. ". H. Thompson, chairman Of
educational committee OF the Fed
Grated clubs, viii outline the work
Of her department.
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WEBSTER PIT. a.

w fsftFl TN = - -
Webster PIT. \. will meet Tues
day. February 10. az $40 .. m. Pro.
gram and refreshrnsnts
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nUsINEss WoAIEN.s cLrD

The Business and Professional
wonen's club viii meet Tuesday.
February 10. az sAs y. m. This viii
BE- a meeting open 10 the public Or.
George y MeI.oughun, head Of the
city health department viii speak on
his work.
A table ID b>inE reserved on Tura.
day evening AZ The olympic Hotel
cafeteria for those members wishing
to have dinner together bcfors At.
tending The meeting
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THE cALEIpH

The Cairidh viii meet with Mrs.
y p Fryer. 1898 Eighth ave, W.
rueaday, February 10. II 1 o'clock.
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Mrs Esther T.. Hoalsy lrfi Frldal
for California 10 spend the rsmhnds
90 the winter
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GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY
The regular meeting OF Anneke
Jnnse Genealogical society will be
held Tuesday. February 10. ut SAG