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POULTRY AND MEATS
Friyr. i'ahi shippers

~pFiHgp-tIys. 1894, 10, s...s,., -
CzpSns=Llyv saL per %, ,.,... ~
fantY. u o. HfraHrrsHsrEs.ss ~
Dueks=tlvs, old per ib.ss.... -
rounE. ig9t 10 ..,sssst..., IL
Gc~se- Live, ID. rssr.,ksttsss. ~
hrns tlva. heavy. ro.9fsd sr.. -
live, heavy lsghorna ,.,,,t s2l
tive, medl-m srssssssss,stf- ~
1--we. uERt .................. "a
hoo.trrs old. IiFr. yer 49, -
.........,... .-gJ -
nsss-Farry block ........,.. .lsG IS
neavy ..................... go II
ysai-Fansy .............,.... .lA1 -
ye.i-FAncY Ilrht ........,.,. go -
Belgian Hares-Llvs s,,...,.., IL
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Portland Produce

Halter GHa- HsIraH. a-. standards $50.
urIula FrrIH tIr rrsff
IrEs .st.H. -lr nfHtr s p4Aeia
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LIVE STOCK

Qa.taliar, at taiou ~tosLBafls
Hs,eipt., ie5 cattle i,lep hog. Mar
Net stsady.
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BANK CLEARINGs
BRIN GS YOUTH
TO OLD FOLKS

One OF Tanlac's greatest blessings
Is the new life and vigor It brings
TO old folks. Men and women up In
the seventies and eighties are writing
to US every day 10 thank US for Tan
laos wondrous benefits.
Tanlac lie a natural tonic. II drives
poinsons from the blood. stirs up the
lazy liver and puts digestive organs
in working order.
Made after the famous Tanlac
formula from roots, barks and rare
herbs, It is natures own tonic and
bullder-harmless 10 man or child.
II your body Is weakened and run.
down. II you lack ambition, can't eat
or sleep, you'll be delighted with
Tanlac's quick results.
Take Tanlac Vegetable Pills
for Constipation
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y 8FFFN NWWN -
rfirss Paid shippsrs
Hs.Al
rrlcs. paid uholssalsr,

Ertras, white she'll .s...t..s.
Firuts gT mltsd yal3rs ..ts,ts.
standard pallets rrs-,..trr.sr.
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nUrrLn AND CmLEsL
rrirvs i'atd Nthoicsais DEALERS

QaoIlIIan, hI rvfTy Do,
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FLOUR. GRAIN. FEED
0uot ations by Fisher T1ourinx Mill.
ouotations by W. 4. jain a Co.
SUGAR
7 HIDES MD WOOL
Buying Prices Z. o. b. seattis)

5ugar-Can.. per ovt- ....,,.. 100
Beet, per cwt. ........,..... 40
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MIX ,~n ,tr,u

Qsstallon. b. r,rry D..
Evening star., 1925-10-15

John Eynon. Robert Mcf. Milans ara
Frank p. Howard.
The delegates will leave on spe-
cial section of the Capital Limited at
cumulate other members at Balti.
more and Philadelphia.
Other delegates include Ben F.
Durr. executive secretary. Typothetae
Of Washington: George Cole. W. W.
Rapley and Samuel NJ. Darragh.
The following also will make the
trip: Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph y. Ashby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin r. Speelri1an,
O.. r. Wright. Charles Gum. ClAr-
elce Lansing. Harry j. Miller. Frank
r. Keyes. Harry Bye. John Greene.
f. O. Reed. Eugene l.. Graves and
Milo Hayes
Evening star., 1925-10-15

About 200 brand-new Hats just
received for this sale. This Falls
smartest styles, in all the wanted
colors, shapes and materials, fore
misses and women.
Evening star., 1925-10-15

when he retired from business life to
live on his stock farm at Burke, Va
He was owner of the Copperthite
stock farm and was well known in
racing circles throughout Virginia for
his untiring efforts to eliminate the
undesirable features of horseracinR
and to elevate the sport TO a standard
that would meet the approval of those
who questioned its desirability
Mr.. COpperthite was owner of the
fairgrounds and race track at Burke
and from 1909 to 1915 gave the fairs
Evening star., 1925-10-15

avenue. Clarendon. Va.
He is survived by four daughters.
Mrs. William Mccoy of Clarendon.
Mrs. William f.. Van Deusen OF Bal
timore, Md; Mrs. NJ. j. chamberlain
and Mrs. William f. Pendelton Of
Richmond. Va, and two sons, Cha rles
A. Copperthfte of Baltimore and
ana Myron c. Copperthite Of this city
Mr.. Copperthite was born in the
West indies and came to Washington
In 1885. He founded the Connecticut
Pie Co. and was Its owner until 1904
Evening star., 1925-10-15

tnere. His fairs were attended by
peope from Arlington, Fairfax, Prince
William and Loudon Counties and
from the District o. Columbia and
were rega rded as The best given in
that section OF the State.
Funeral services will be held at his
daughters home in Clarendon at 2:30
Saturday and interment will be in Oak
fInl Cemetery.
Evening star., 1925-10-15
DUE FOR OVERHAUllNG.
Flagship Seattle OF U. S. Fleet
Ordered to New York.

The flagship Seattle of the United
States fleet Will go to New York from
hcr home yard at Bremerton. Wash
ington, arriving by November Q for
her annual overhaul
Admiral $. S. Robson commando
Evening star., 1925-10-15
Started Popular Phrase.

The term simon, pure to distin.
guish the genuine from the false, was
taken from the principal character Of
Mrs. Centilevre's comedy. "A Bold
Stroke for Wife" who finally wnrsts
a rival who had assumed his name
Evening star., 1925-10-15
UNITED TYPOTHETAE
DELEGATES SELECTED
Three Former Presidents Of Body
Here, With Carter. to Head
D. c. Group.

Three former presidents of the
Trpothetae Washington and Public
Printer George n. Carter will head a
group of local delegates TO the annual
convention OF the United Typothetae OF
America in Chicago next week. The
former Typothstae heara are: William
Evening star., 1925-10-15
HENRY COPPERTHITE {
DIES IN CLARENDON
Pioneer Pie Manufacturer Retired
in 1904 to Breed Fine Horses
on Virginia Farm.

Henry Copperthite, Is ytArs old and
for 10 years proprietor OF the Con
necticut Pie Company. died suddenly
Tuesday at fhe home OF his daughter,
Mrs William II. Mccoy. 20S Poplar
Evening star., 1925-10-15

in-chief of the feet, will accompanv
her and remain here until she re-
turns To the West Coast, two or three
months later.
Evening star., 1925-10-15

Esthonia will build several new rail
WaV lines
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Musical Program
Planned

Under tho auspices OF circle II, Of
the First Presbyterian church. a
musical win bo given this evening
at S'la o'clock in the parlors OF tho
church.
Following Is tho program,
Glrla Instrumental trio
Mlns porothca Long. violin Miss Mildred
WaUiek. cello; Miss Ruth nasilldss,
piano,
=" "PliNk srsrrsss F.ssssaf ftftl'H
ietteet nay ,t..E..,,tt.sr hohd
ITO tho hea" .......... Mcdowell
Reading from 'iturEisberry Finn
ErfuTmrra'f Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs. Howard Montrltun,
Thou Ar tAke Viewer ,,..,.. tiuEt
Mrs Joseph It, Templsion,
Msp Floyd Beckett, accompanist.
'Halladr' @ Minor ,..4.....s1
butterfly Etuds" ............. chopin
"Noctugne" or. .. No s......
Mrs Meaning Carlson.
"CAro Selvv" ...-.....,......Hs Handel
When the Roses bloom" -. Raiehardt
Mrs James Niatrhstt.
Misr Eidrrth Mhtebott. aecompaniat.
Studira from iAfr'' .......,....
Mrs Howard aInEssllls
Magic Fire Scene" .. trasstHst List
la Chase ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ffsrt
tRNn6aFish Ahapsody' No n. t.lsst
Mrs HonniHE Carlson
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GARFIELD PIT a
Campfire Girls

NATIONAL EXECUTIVE TO
RI GUEST or CAMP FIRE GIRLS
AIr Lester r. Scott. national cx.
ccutiye OF the Camp Fire Girls. viii
be in Seattle March asth TO sts,. on
his tour Of the country. on which
he Is visiting Camp Fire Girls all
over the country In his honor a
dinner win be given on Saturday
evening, March -. probably OF the
Olympic Hotel All Camp Fire guar.
dams are invited and are urged 10 AZ.
tend At this time tho guardians
viii be given an opportunity to talk
with Air. Scott Many guardians
have already expressed desire to
attend the dinner and others who
wish TO do 80 should telephone rescr,
yationa TO headquarters Immediately.
Tho dinner win be rs cents or 81 a
cover.
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Personal.

Mr. and Mrl. Leo Black are cx,
peetcd 60 return this evening from
a trip to California.
MIR and Mrs. O. H. Wbhnrd who
have been Ia California for several
lmonths, VIII be homo about April t.
Mr. and Mn benjamin NJ. Bridges
arc receiving congratulations upon
tho birth OF ron. Herbert Marvin,
March u, at tho Virginia Mason
hospital
Miss Donna lane, Miss Franklin
Crawford and Miss Dorothy Allen are
going over 10 Brcmcrton this evening
90 attend the farewell dinner dance
on board the u, 3. 3 Pennsylvania,
Mrs RIdgley Force left Tuesday
on "A short trip TO California.
Mrs Abncr Drown has returned
from three months visit with her
daughter Mrs. George clifford Craw.
ford
Mr., r. G. 1ohustone lott Wodnes.
day morning for Alaska to be gone
two weeks,
Mr.. william Bnrnum and Mr wul
ter narnum OF New York ara visit
Ing Mr and Mrs y. c Ward Tor "a
fortnight
Miss Owe Kerry returned last Fri,
dag from a trip East
Mra James wylie rcturne
wednesday from a short motor trip
to Portland
Mr., John y Ryan returned Thurs.
day from a visit OF several weeks
ia California
Mr.. and Mn James Eaary rc
turned Monday from a months Trim
to California,
Mrs W. +. proNser Is spending q
week as Tho Eueat Of Mira, W ~
Gatfncy
Mira c. H. J. stolteubers and
daughter, Miss Kgrla Stoltenhefa
viii leave April . for San Fran
cisco. where they will meet Mira
Charles clifford Hartman tClairr
stoitenbsrg). who viii return with
them Tor visit
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Jeritza viii Sing at
Meany Hall Mauh "a

seats arc on ralo at Sherman, Clay
y CO.'S Tor the concert TO be- given
by the great prima donna, Maria
lorltEa. on Tuesday evening. March
"a, at Mcany hall =
JerltEa, according TO recent 70.
Views, Is charming audiences and re-,
eo'ving tempe5taous uyatons In
crory city where aho has appeared
on this, her first tnnscontinrntpl
American tour. From the date OF
her memorable American debut az
tho metropolitan In 1921. JcritgaS
beauty and artistry have been tho
occasion OF nationwide comment,
and she has packed every audltori.
um wherever sho has been scheduled
10 appear
Jerltza's only appearances VIII be
In Seattle and Portland, The pnma
donna Will arrive In Seattle on Mon,
day evening and viii be guest az
The olympic, The celebrated singer
wiz be presented In this city by tho
Ladies' Musical club.
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Attempt to Keep
Long as Warden

Effort1 arc being mado BY c0Ht
sido legislators 10 rotain IN office
Warden Clarence Long OF Wallu
Wnlln pcnltontipry Long formerly
was sheriff Of Spokane county ana
was appointed by Gov Hart Sheriff
William Cole OF whitman county is
"a strong contender for tho place,
should Long bo discharged. along
with numerous other Hart Gp.
pointcc8 by Gov. Hartley.
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~ Come Shopping NHh ceciWe :.

n one has not already fallen Wiiiin0 Uicm to the
hire Of the shops NTH their displays Of Spring gran
delr one icW Of necessity during the ne1t Week or
hco. for Easter, The iaepitabte day When the M
sprag-Hke hat must be cast of, oH soon be upon u.s.
The tec days before Easter are frenzied shopping
moments, NTH busting salesodies and hpsthnG shop
pers, and my adpice to you is to do "Bour Easter
shopping early"-ph il of not single moment long
en- than you must
Aside from the fact that your choice wH necessarily
be hurried you lcM hare to take that choice from
picked-orer garments and hats, for ever so many
iropea ARE icse in the ,cays Of their felo'0 shoppers
and are already hopuding" the shops (and especially
the smaller oaesJ for bright smart things for the dag
Of days.
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Service at
Orthopedic Shops

Frluk Park guild with Mrs. ivan
Hyland. hostess. win direct the ser
vice ON Saturday al the orihopedic
lunch room Assisting win DO Mrs
), ID, Cochran. Mrs. II. II. Brown.
Mrs, g w johnson. Miss Maude
Noungs, Mrs, l. c. shroat. Mrs
J. II. Pocock, Mrs. G. r. Uhden.
Miss Rcta Martin, Mrs. Leon Hcw.
~. Mrs. Oscar c, stout Miss Lulu
Fuller.
Mrs, Jack Tongue and Mrs. Cor,
don Tongue viii have charge all
day Saturday at the Thrift shop.
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ANNUAL SPRING
MEETING

The tea room and cafeteria com.
mlttee Of the Young women's Chris.
tian Association will hold It's an.
uual spring meeting at IL o'clock.
on March -. In the tea room OF the
Association building. Mrs w. J..
Thompson. OF tho Y. W. c. a,
board Of trustees and chairman OF
the committee, win be In charge.
Other members Of the committee
are: Mrs. s. d. Wingnte, president
OF tho board OF trustees; Miss Flor.
ence N. Hanson. general secretary;
Miss Celia Gerhardt. tea room and
cafeteria manager: Mrs. Il. g. Wal.
dron, Mrs. Ellen Dabney, Mrs. j. Il.
shively. Miss Marion Bentley, Miss
Alice Crummet. Mrs. Donald OIL.
son, Mrs. A. L. Swain. Mrs. c. Il.
Guthrie. Mrs. Edwin J.. Brown,
Mrs. ]. II. Linton and Mrs. II. l..
Idypty
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NIGHT HAVE TOLD HE

The young Indy Of tho house BOXED
EHd and ill % caE0.
whats the matter. Evelyn" m
quired her father,
"Wcl dad" she replied. "you
might have told mo that you had
painted the garden seat. Fred ard
8at on Il last night, and Fred got
his coat inh trousers In d dreadful
London Telegraph.
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Family Celebrates
Veterans Birthday

His children, grandchildren and
friends attended tho celebration Of
John s. Culbcrtson's sist birthday
Thursday ut the homo OF his
daughter. Mrs. f. J. Fletcher. 1856
". s3rd st. Culbertson served in
tho Civil war. participating in a
number Of major engagements and
being confined 10 his bed three
times with wounds and sickness.
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Studio Recital

The Columbia College Of Music and
Expression viii present ~ students
In a studio recital at The McKclyoy.
Sunday afternoon az J o'clock
The program follows
olin-a"Cavatina" .,....,-,.,,s,,.R RAN
toirta Iohustou
Accompanies. Katherine Morrison
Nioiin-"Atr Naris" ..,...,..... Daurla
James ward.
Accompanies. Helen Nhaffor.
NeadinE Dancing Lesson. D.. b., Selected
trma Holt
Reading =''NuNt Morning" ,s... lBrIretsd
Charlotte sullivan,
Niolip--' sloFiu" ..,.,.,.,.. ktoxmKun
Louisa Rhuberg,
Aceawpauist. Helen Hhatfrr
Grace wsmsisy,
a. Ns ana Her Auto. .,., Gur',
Pau sny'rstoue
ia 'toehiuysr ....... Scott
90 '-re Hhv Chipmtaah" .. selected
Violin CaNsllvtia Wastlthua MAscAgin
nauEiha Teach
Arcnmpanlai tIalrn gnhtfsr.
Nieiln Melody In ," ... RubsnstslH
Margaret fraser
Accompanies. Helen shRffsF
Reading
Nal Message" ....A ..-...... asisrtsd
90 "Goodty. little Cabin" Service
,el "BalIad OF tine free ana ,hs
Master f.yfsy
wilma Eptrlsts
NiollH-- Kuiawlak" ..... wsintavshi
FrAUk wObt Ir
Accempanls, Helen shaffsr.
Nioiiu=- Souvenir" ...-.... Drfla
udril Marouy
Aceampanigf Size. Maroay.
Reading The Muinrr ulri4 Selected
Gertrude Vulchok
Violin Concerto" ., Aeselsg
narkNr Weed
Aeeonpauist HFlsn Bhsfssr
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ASK SAME RATE
Attend Commission Hearing
on Grain Freight Charges

3. J wotirlck, OF Seattle. win leave
next week 10 attend AN T. c. c. hear.
ms In Wellington d. C.. concerning
tho Columbia Basin Grain rate case.
with him win go Attorney General
John u Dunbar Of olympia.
Under the present system Portland
has an advantage or moro than II
per cent over Puget Sound ports IN
tho rates from that portion OF the co.
lumbla basin south OF the Snake
river n ia tho object Of Wctlrlck
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PIT. A. COOPERATING
WITH CAMP FIRE

PIT. a. organizations Of 30 schools
In Seattle have appointed Camp Fire
chaIrmen who arc working under tho
direction OF tho Camp Fire chairman
Of the central council This band Of
willing and capable workers has
shown wonderful progress. Tho FOL.
lowing report for February VIII give
an idea Of tho work they are doing
John Hay School, which hns a splon.
did worker In Mrs. Coyne. should
head the list because OF tho progress
made there. Seven now guardians
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Elizabeth Thayer
Reelected Oracle

Elizabeth IT, Thnycr M Dcs
M9inca, wash, has been elected again
na state oracle Of tho Royal Neigh.
boris OF America. converting In $40,
kane She has held the position for
n yearH Tho next Htate convention
VIII b9 held AZ Everett IN 1920.
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PHONETIC LOVE

o, NILE. what XTC
! always feel when utC.
I used 10 rave Of LN'B eyes,
4 10 gave countless Gigs,
4 KIT, 2. and LNK
was n keen competitor.
But each now'B q non-NTT,
4 u XII them all NC.
London TtBlts.
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WHO WON a WEEK END
ABOARD sHlP7

on Friday the thirteenth during
the Camp Fire Valentine party
aboard ship there were three girls
who won first prizes OF n weekend
aboard ship. Katherine fuckers
name has been recorded OF these
three. bu, not those Of the other two
girls. II is desired II anyone know
who tho two arc that they viii 70.
port 10 Miss Ruth Brown at Camp
Fire headquarters.
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SmolE Lmsheon WIN
Honor Mrs. Hare

Mrs Frederick Johnston win be
hostess az small luncheon at her
homo on Friday afternoon. March "a.
In honor OF Mrs, George Hare. Of
Buffalo, who Is the guest or her sis.
ter, Mrs, Rex stafford.
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Entertaining at Luncheon for Mrs. Wood;
Hosts at Dinner and Theater Party

no honor Mrs, Wood wife OF Com,
i maudor Duncan NJ, Wood. who
A. leaving shortly for California, Mrs
William Watts Carr viii entertain
with n luncheon ~ tworv covers
next Tuesday afternoon al the
Womep'g University club
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Luncheon for NelC
Resident

In compliment 20 Mra, Joseph
Tucker Of New Rochelle, a new
resident in seattle, MIS-. In, Bron.
son entertained with a luncheon at
The olympic on Tuesdpy afternoon.
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Mrs, Thomas Green Is Issuing
cards for a tea at her home ON
Tuesday afternoon, March ~, from
4 until o'clock. In honor ot Mrs,
Barrett Green Margaret rcun her
doughtcr,in-law, who arrived this
week nom New York
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and Dunbar to eliminate this differ.
ontial and put Seattle on an even
footing with tho oregon port, The
difference amounts 30 about lie a
bushol In Portiund'B favor
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Major and Mrs.
Moore Hosts

With COVERS placed for twelve.
MAJ. Harvard c. Moore, 3. : A.. and
Mrs. Moore were hosts 81 dinner az
their quarters At Fort I.awton on
Thursday evening.
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TILE PLOT TnICKENs

MARTIN Whnt makes the plot
thickcn2 4.
MARRtoT--A few stirring scenes.
London Answers.
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CLUBS FOR SATURDAY

LUNCHEON
Tho Chicago. milwaukee, & 81.
Paul Womens club viii give a
luncheon to ali members and WON.
On eligible 20 membership. on Satur.
day. March VI. at 1850 o'clock. at
the Mount Baker Presbyterian
church. oath ave. $. and Horton ~.
The regular business meeting also
win be held at that ,imc.
CARD PARTY
Allah chapter viii siyr q card
party saturday evening. March a..
at o'clock. gt the homc Of Helen
Barclay. SIPS Director ST
AmoN LADIES' SOCIAL
CLUB
The Arion Ladies' Social club
will give a large card party at
.eir HAN in the Pioneer building.
First ave. Saturday evening
March 81.
ALUMNAE LUNCHEON
The University OF Michigan
Aiumnae association viii meet for
luncheon Saturday. March II. at
1870 O'clock at the womcns Uni.
versity club. Reservations may be
made by calling the club
FOOD SALE
Greenwood Parent Teacher asso-
citation win hold a food sale. sat.
urday. March Il. at GerlSe's Music
scorc. Y. s4th st. and Greenwood
ave.
CLASSIC CULTURE CLUB
Classic Culture club viii meet
Saturday. March Fl. at D. m, at
the Federation clubhouse
BETA PHI ALUMNAE
Mrs. John w. Heal. Jr.. viii en-
terrain Beta Phi alumnae at her
home Saturday afternoon, March 81.
CARD PARTY
GREENWOOD improvement club viii
give card party Saturday evening.
March q. at their hail. ss3s Green
wood ave.
YOUNGsTOwN
IMPROVEMENT CLUB
Youngstown Improvement club
viii give dance at their hall. gath
s. w. and Hudson ST., Saturday eve
ming. March FL. Members and
friends invited.
RUMAfAGE SALE
Wallingford Chapter, No. 2oi. o.
y. S.. viii hold a rummage sale
Saturday March 81, at 1889 West
lake ave.
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Miss Gleason
Entertaining

Miss Helena Gleason win enter.
tain with a bridge party at her
home on Saturday evening, There
win be five tables in play
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Informal Luncheon

Mrs. Willard Morse viii entertain
informally At luncheon and later At
cards on Monday afternoon al the
Women's University club.
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Mr.. and Mrs. BQcktS
Dinner Hosts

Mr. and Mrs Manson H. Backds
will be hosts az dinnct Saturday
night az The Olympic. in honor OF
Nh, and Mrs Alexander fianlic, Mr.
and Mrs. Alexander Mci,wan and
Major Decimus Pope or York, Eng,
|nd. A theater party az tho or
leum win follow the dinner
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have taken seven brand new groups
under their wings. making this
school practically 100 per cent Camp
Fire. Atu Rers Snyder or Coo re-
ported two Camp Fire groups and
two new FREELY groups with another
Camp Fire group - strong IN the
making. Emerson School has four
groups and are dtyoting their March
meeting 10 Camp Fire, 81 GsteNcod
Mrs. Thco SordhBus. besides bcinE
chairman, has taken group Of ~
girls and new Flrrfly guardian has
also taken group Greenwood
school gave a tea ON Tho ship and -
planning 90 organize group Ia
March. West Woodland has novel
program planned Tor their PIT. a
meeting Tho local girls arc Rivinr
"a splendid play In Mercer School
they have ono group with tho chair
man. Mrs, W. ucaitio acting ~ as.
aia,ant guardian Mrs retring ~
Warren Avenue Achool has organized
now group and ia herself taking
tho guardians cnurKr summit
school put on a Camp Firr program
in February and in March tho FOL.
lowing achool arc drypiing their
meetings 70 Camp Fire Mcdonald,
John Il. Alien, Whittier. Lincoln.
Mercer and Emerson.
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PARISH ptNNER

There win be parish dinner for
all members OF 81. Marks Episcopal
church, on Wednesday evening.
March rs. at $50 o'clock. at Scot.
fish Rite temple.
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Women's Clubs

az News cafeteria. Friday eve.
ning' March 20 Dinner win be
served until 1880 o'clock and viii
BE- followed by a program arranged
by the ladies Of the society. All
former residents Of Michigan arc
welcome.
West Seattle Chapter. No. los O
p *. will have a dance Monday
evening. March ~. In Masonic
temple, ss4sis California ave. Re-
Treatments.
CARD PARTY
Tho ladies' auxiliary 10 tho Broth.
crhood % Locomotive Engineers will
give a card party Wednesday. March
%. NJ : O'Clock. In the ". y. u. A..
hall. iss3H First ave.
THE CALEIDTH
Tho CaIeidth will meet Tuesday.
March -. at p. m, with Mrs.
II. a. Laubscher, 700 18th ave.
TWILIGHT TEA
The Ladies' Of Besant Theosophlc
lodge. III n. Broadway. near Roy.
will give "a twilight tea Sunday from
Z TO p. m. followed By "a talk on
Mysticism, by Mrs Loue r. Bush.
During this address various nom
bers viii appear impersonnting the
different types OF mystics Members
and the public are invited.
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FEMININE FOR EARL
"Whnt Is tho feminine for carl7"
Welt Is usually hciresB."- Pitt
Panther
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

SOCIETY
The Michigan society will meet