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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-26
Kappa Sigma Formal

AZ the Seattle Golf and County
club last Saturday night members
OF tho kappa sigma fraternity held
their annual formal ball. Out OF,
town Alumni attended tho dance
from Chehauz. Tacoma. Olympia aud
Mount Vernon.
The following acted IS patrons
and patrun~sscs, Coach and Mrs, c
: Edmundson. Or. and Mrs, David
Hall Mr.. and Mrs, clyde NJ. Had
ley. Mr.. aud Mrs. stephen FAChad
wick. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry y. Jones.
AIR and Airs. Crawford G, Merrill.
Or. Clarence NJ shannon and MT.
John slattery.
The eolors Of tho fraternity in
colorcd tights and flower. were the
decorations o. tho ball room.
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Seattle Society
.a by Lillian Keen LeBaIliser Telephone MA inOeOO
S,mobeH KelIeber to We'd San Francisco
cirl. Brde-to-Bo VII BE Feted
rnnA MERRER - II

ggRA wEHRER LEE 81
=. rsanciscN announces me
80 q her young q dausa '
800. 60 M Csmptoll Ne''S
ID NJ. and Mr- lau'el
- q Seattlc
niece ~ Mr. r. To-
las s,,y and Mrs Thomas
4 palg,h.
=. uas educated 90 the
s.so.l in New York and r.
- member u the Junior
San Francisco, where she
q, ssou, thrce years aso. MT
~, graduated frum Harvard
- law az the University
!. .rsiing will take place In
vs,
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Ortbopedic Lunch and
Thrift Shops

Denny Thurman guild viii be In
charge al the orthopedic lunch room
TUESDAY. Mrs. Abe Friedman Will
be hostess. assisted by Mrs. l. W.
seslye. Mrs. NJ y. Jwlrn. Mrs. p. II.
Chavelie. Mrs. q Blum, AIRS r. Pen
dleton. Mrs. s. @. Graves. Mrs. y. \.
Johanson. Mrp. A. 2. Barry, Mrs. l.
stark. Mrs X. r. kennedy. Mrs.
Harold Kahn. Mrs, G. d. c. Myers.
Mrs. T. o. Paxton. Mrs. n. y. Nor
ris. Mrs. c. ". Kucher, and Miss
C. Hubert.
East Highland Drive guild. with
Mrs. John wheatman and Mrs.
Frank Moran. viii have charge az
the Thrift shop Tuesday morning
and Madrona guild. with Mrs. Frank
smith and Mrs. o. II. Spencer. will
direct on Tuesday afternoon.
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Women Who Age
All welcome to this test
BIZ Edna Wallace Hopper

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reduces enlarged pores Many WON
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Clay b. beauty essential. No
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none have found a beauty help 10
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|iisr Prom
|lbnGru 20

1 y lunior Prom o. The Univcrsitl
Trhns,on viii take place this
e. a Frttay evening. February
II I. lAs spanish room az The
-,e Hotel
/ y sannit,ses are: Decorations
Izrsxr1ms William Himball. Ar
sxrk. Dorothy Dicksy, Lucille
ar1y. Margaret Beutsll. Ben
d Ehlyn Beckett and Gretchen
,ir. Patrons and patronsssss.
re- Lycsite. Lois Carroll. Wayne
" G,1s ksPdTt1gr, fsVuTyu stan
Cares Marshall and Margaret
Sran.
Iri clrton = chairman OF the
epR in charge Of arrange
~ irrsd by George Clarke,
y HnksI. Ray Rachmsn. Kate
ri. Ninou Pearee. Ray With.
Bird 81. John. Mildred Bay
III sssby ssely.
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MdRHS Club
Bridge Partu

Plans have been completed for The
Manus club bridge party 60 be held
Ia The Junior Han room az The olym
pie, on "Wednesday evening. Feb.
no. az $50 O'Clock. The proceeds
will H. Devoted 10 the carrying on
~ the child welfare work of the
club.
Miss Margaret Sathcr b chair.
man u the committee In charge %
the arrangements
During the evening the guests
viii he entertained with music fur.
nlshed rs tho Mu Phi Epsilon
sorority from the University.
decorations may be made by chll
ms Mira wm L. Brtykcr. "a pitt,
s2s9, or Miss AEnes Hogg. IA 81.
t7g5R.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
CLUBS MEMBERS

CLUBS MEMBERS
ENTHUSIASTIC OVER CONCERT
Members Of tho womsn's Cen.
tury club arc very enthusiastic over
the Mabel ItieEeiman- Mors concerts
which they arc presenting Friday
evening. February Il. and Saturday
afternoon. February -. in Masonic
temple
While tho president. Mr., J. =.
MACPHERSON, announces that every
member" IL committee OF ono.
Mrs a, u. swcnsson has been ap-
pointed general chairman, with Mrs.
= h FitzslmmonA chairman. and
Mia G. l.. RuzzeG vice chairman OF
the ticket committee. and Mrs
Arthur Il. Bushlon. chairman. and
Mrs. Nyman r. Holland. vice chair
man. Of tho publicity committee.
Other committees arc being formed.
and indications Rre that this con-
cert viii BE- record one from
every standpoint.
Mabel RisEclman Is an unusually
clever artist, and az prima donna
With the Chicago Grand Opera com
pany first sang the role OF The
Cricket in Goldmarl's Tho Cricket
on the Hearth" She r. hardly a
head taller than Tho grand piano be-
aide which she win stand, but has
voice out OF all proportion 10 her
slzs. and personality 20 spare.
Frank Moss il an American art
ist ~ sterling qualities and OF
splendid technique.
The costume recital offers n d.
yersified program OF interest that
Ia unusually attractive. and Mabel
Riegclman knows how TO present
tho best in music in such a way
that the audience secures the height
OF enjoyment
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Personal

Air aud Mrs yolncy Richmond irfi
last night Tor California 90 hr gone
several months
Mrs. 1acob KBufmnnn lrft sunday
night ON a six weeks trip Z" San
Francisco aud I.3H Angeles
Mrs Frederick Adams iE expected
home "Wednesday from a short visit
lu Portland
AIR ana Mrs. Jack Radford will
leave February /, by motor for
California. 10 be gone about slA
weeks.
Mr John 4. Ryan Sr. who has
been ~ at Virginia Mason hospital
will return 10 his home TUESDAY
Mt Caryel C. Linden, u Port
land. IL spending a Few days In
town.
Mrs II s. Bean. % Portland. Ia
visiting her son and dauEhter.in'
Law. Mr. and Mrs c H. Bean.
Lieut. Frank Tyudail left Satur.
day for San Francisco. after a
weeks visit In town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-26
All Fat People
Should Know This

Fat people owe debt OF Frstitudc to
the discoversr OF the now famous Nor
mola Prescription. And they ought 10
be stll more grateful because this ef-
fsctlve obesity remedy is now prepared In
tablet form. Msrmola Prescription Tab
lets can be obtained at all drug stores
the world over at the reasonable price
Of one dollar for box or you can
secure them direct hy sending the price
20 the MArmola Co. General Motors
Bldg. Detroit. Mich This now leaves no
excuse for dieting or violent exercise for
the reduction Of the overfat body TO nor
NAL. --AdycrtiHoment.
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Bridge Party for
Miss Peacock

Miss Virginia Morris will enter
tain At bridge on Saturday afternoon
February :. for Miss Priscilla Pea
cock. daughter OF DR.. and Mrs, Alex
amber Peacock The affair viii be
given at her home with four tables
in play.
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wo.iASs KEEwAYDfN CLUB

WOMAN'S KEW AfDiN CLUB
The women's ksewaydin Club OF
Mercer Island will meet at the
clubhouse Thursday. January %. for
luncheon AZ IL o'clock. followed by
bridge.
The hostessss will be Mrs. Clay
Lawrence. chairman: Mrs. ]. X
Carr. Mrs. o. A. Olson. Mrs. C. T..
Bailey and Mrs. G. II. Gordon.
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AIR. and Mrs, Fired D. Rooney
announce The marriage Of their son.
Mt Joseph h. Rooney. and Miss
Lucille Cannon. on January 90.
Both Mr. and Mrs Rooney at
tended the University OF washins
ton, where he Vas a member of
Stigma Delta Theta. Aner Fehraas,
T. they viii h. al home al the saga
morc apartmcnts.
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Ennaaement Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel ~, Arnold
announce tho engagement q their
daughter. Hazel Anne. 20 Sir. Ar
thur A. MRurcr. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. BENJAMIN T. Maur-r % Har-
shall. Illinois,.
No date has been set Tor the we'd
ding.
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'rrs Goodwin WedS
| East Today

Ir.Iran Gor,h. OF oconomowoc.
s,.oancss the marriage Of her
{. us Lillian Katherine Young.
n grna Crawford Goodwin, son
N ,,d Mrs. Z. 5. Goodwin. %
N. Ths ceremony Vas per
- rs morning In - Johns
| fual church In Denver.
| ( Gcsiuin with his mother left
| nr~liy evening for Denver.
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wouANs civic cLuR

woman's Civic club win NEE, In
the Erickson room. AZ the \. W. c.
s.. Tuesday. January -. at 2 .. IN.
At J D. m. Ara, kathryn Miracle
and Mrs. Henry LandeH win speak
on The Value OF Women In the
Council"
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ktriaias at
kghs0n Todau

II r W. Mccoy entertained
gneheon Of eight covers 10.
Z II. Olympic, in honor OF
I \. Pastrouich. Of Portland.
; 'as house guest Of Mrs. ].
by.
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The Loyal Social club Will give n
dance In ThornH hall. corner Wood
lawn ave and y, Tsnd a.. Tuesday
evening. January II.
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ing January 2O.
Z. Campfire Girls Valentine party
February 49,
s. Fircny frolic Gebruary ~.
m Campfire girls want any infor'
nation about these events they may
obtain u by teiephoning the ship.
Next month n ship month a year
ago the long dreamed-of ship came
into port, 20 next month the Camp
fire Girls OF the Northwest celebrate.
Headquarters wants every Campfire
Rirl IN the Northwest 10 do some.
thing for the ship during the month
Of Fcbruary-write an article for the
Torch. hem dlshtowels. make hold
err. bind count book. give "A book
90 the library. and. best o. all. save
money by going without shows and
candy and things YOU want. 80 you
can Eiye II 10 the ship. No Camp.
fire girl should let ship month pass
without being n part OF II.
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CARD PARTY AND SOCIAL

The ladies Auxiliary TO the An.
Client order Of Hibernians will give
card party and social In the Y.
l. l. clubhouse. 1908 18th ave.
Tuesday evening. january 81. at
siS o'clock Take Madroua car,
No :. 10 18th and walk one block
south.
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SPONSOR DANCE
The Associated Catholic Clubs
consisting Of the Catholic Daughter,
OF America. the Young Ladies' insti-
tutc, and the knights Of Columbus
Will sponsor a dance Friday evening
January 80 in the knights OF Co.
lumbus ballroom. corner Harvard
and +. Union, Tho committee in
charge are:
Catholic Daughters Of America
Miss Margaret Myers. Miss Mabel
Luby. Misa Margaret Walsh, Miss
Ethel Hannah. Miss Constance Car
pcnter.
Young Ladies' institute: Miss
Hanna Tumey, Miss Angelina Muir
ply. Miss Murloc Darrah. Miss
Grace Butler. Mrs Frances johnson.
knights OF Columbus: Mr..
stephen Pitzen. Mr.. Andrew Morri-
son. Mr. c. Esston Conway. Mr..
Babe" McAteer, Mt. Pat. Myers.
Patrons and patronesscs include
MFR. and Mrs. Frank Hurry. Mr.. and
Mrs Ray Bresnehan. Mr. and Mrs,
Daniel f. Flynn. Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tin j. Miller. Mir. and Mrs. Frank
Bellew, MIR. and Mrs. Frank Barrett,
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QUEEN ANNE Pr. A.

The Queen Anne Parcnt.Teaohers'
association win meet IN the music
room OF the school. on Tuesday az.
ternoon. January 81. NJ $50 sharp.
Music viii b. furnished by the
school orchestra In accordance
with Thrift month. there will be a
thrift program. with Mrs \. J. Ir.
vine acting az chairman.
Alr Alfred v. Godsayc will give
talk on the Importance OF max.
ing a will"
The hos,esses will 10 Mrs. Anna
Jones, Mrs Philip Jennings and
Miss MhCtaren.
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MONTHLY CARD PARTY

Members OF the Nordics Choral
club viii entertain with their popu
lar monthly card party in Notron's
cafeteria. 1919 Second ave. on
Wednesday evening. January IS
There will be tables OF bridge and
whist. the play commencing at s
o'clock. The committee in charge
OF the entertainment viii be Olga
Gilbert tombstone. chairman. assist.
cd by Julia Anderson. Edna Moore
and Ruth la Porte.
A musical program has also been
arranged. which will include vocal
selections by Lorna Neale Anna An
derscn. trio by sigma Nordoll, Lorna
Veale and Ailleen Waltersdorph. and
an instrumental trio. Blanche Foley.
piano. Eleanor Hale. cello. and Rhea
Reisig. violin.
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ALLNH s0CIAI. CI.In

Allah Social club meets with Mrs.
pokrcay. Tuesday. January u. a.
: D. IN, Oronoco Apis. 1907 Stew.
art 81. Apt, A. Whist Al East.
crn staru and friends invited.
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D VIII Compliment

4 l. J. Bisssll vlll entertain
tea a. her home wednesday
ron II honor OF her sister. Miss
I Bssea- o. Ls Roy. ". r.. who
'ssa her guest for several
b.
. Buell. Is leaving for her
pa tie East February I.
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AUXILIARY uERrzL

The ladies' auxiliary 10 Hsrtzl Con-
ErcgBtion viii give benefit card
party NJ tho home Of Mrs NJ ~.
field. 13ss Bella Vista. on Tuesday.
January 81 Members and friends
invited Take Mount Baker cat.
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GENEALOGICAL. SOCIETY

Regular meetings OF the Anneke
IRnsr Genealogical society at the
home Of % p. GrlsVold, S7is Stone
way. Tuesday evening. January =.
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IMARMoNY HOMESTEAD

Harmony Homestead, l1ta, Bro
thsrhood Of American Ysomsn. Will
give a balloon dance Tuesday even.
inE. January -. In the hsll at
1921 Third ave
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cf.ttn

The Rhododsndron club viii NEE,
AZ the homo Of Mrs. Caiharino Mar.
COON. i9T a0th ave. Tuesday, Jan.
aary q. FOR nIllday meeting. Take
Ycsler way car.
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Hosts at Home

+ ird Hrs John BiEelow were
iurs timer Of twelve covers at
Asns Saturday evening.
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There ~ to be a new Campfire
group started ~ the ship under the
guardianship OF Miss Merlyn Quilts.
The group IL TO meet on Saturday
afternoons al O'Clock and the first
meeting will be February IL. Al
girls who would like 10 Join are
asked 90 call or leave names at the
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DoRIC CHAPTER,
No 80

Mrs. Emma +. Chadwick, right
worthy grand conductress OF the
General Grand chapter. o. Il. s.,
will deliver an address on Eastern
Star Benovolences, IN Doric chap.
ter. No. so. o. Il. s.. Tuesday, Jan.
unry "a.
All Eastern star members are cor.
daily invited to be present.
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GATEwoop PIT. A.

A special meeting of the Gatrwood
PIT A. will be- held Tuesday. Janu.
airy ~. at gao p m. At tho school
Mrs. II, W klinebcrg. or the anti.
Tuberculosis league will speak on
"Malnutrition Campfire pictures
and demonstrations.
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WOmen's Clubs

Charles \. strtfsna. ttos Ferdinand
Election Of otfoers Take Rcn,on
car.
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ship. The program for this group
promises TO be very interesting
ono.
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Tho Campfire orchestra II 90 give
a concert AZ the Georgetown Pres.
bytcrian church on Friday evening.
January 30. AZ o'clock The girls
have been praciicing and working
hard fog the concert and promise a
very Worthwhile program. AiHo.
besides The orchestra numbers. the
orchestra has obtained some outside
talent, Rev q H. Reddin viii rcn-
der several vocal selections. and
Miss Dorothca Bisscl " to play "a
violin colo Every Campfire Girl
In the city Is urged 10 attend and to
bring all her family and friends.
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Note: Miss Hopper is playing the
Pantages Circuit. Watch for par
tioulsrs Of her Seattle engagement.
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PRE- SCHOOL CIRCLE

The Seattle Pre.school Council
will meet in the school board
rooms in the Central building Wed.
nesday. January IS, at 10 n. m.
This will be mixer meeting, and
will be in charge Of Mrs. DE Wore,
president Of the Brighton Pre-.
School circle. All interested in pre-.
school work invited.
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wosrAN's CENTURY

woAtAN's CENTURY
CLUB
The parliamentary procedure de.
partmsnt OF the woman's Century
club will meet Tuesday. January II.
az y. m. in the board room at the
Y. ". c. a. Mrs. w. s. Grswold.
instructor.
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RAINIER CHAPTER D. A r.

Rainier Chapter d. A. II. will meet
Tuesday. January -. az p m. al
the home Of Mrs. J y Hubbart. 1909
10th ave " Civics day Addresses
will be made a. follows city FEEDER.
alton Mrs w +. Bornhar,. The
Music and Art Formulation Fund. I"
Mrs. A. 8 Kerry. Motion Picture
Censorship. Mrs. Frank T., Jaiilaine
Offerings will be contributed for the
benefit Of the University % Wash.
ington D. A. Il. chapter
Tea will be served with Mrs. y u.
Burwelt and Mrs. George y. Scho-
field presiding at the urns-
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SPONSOR DANCE

serve tables by phonlng the chair.
man. Mv. @. II. Buocy. ca piu.Oes6.
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Following are some coming events
that Campfire Girls should know
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VALENTINE DANCE

VALENTINE DAME
The choir guild OF Epiphany
church will give Valentine dance
Friday evening, February s. In the
Falkland community clubhouse.
WEST SEATTLE ART CLUB
The West Seattle Art club VIII
give a bridge and nah jongg party
at the West Seattle community club
house on Friday afternoon. January
s0th. from until o'clock.
The proceeds will be used toward
the payment OF the 800 prize which
haa been offered TO the winner OF
first honors in the Northwest artists
exhibit, which will be held Mt the
Fine Arts gallery from March bth
to April 5th.
Those desiring 10 attend may re-
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meeting % the business and Pro
feasional Womon'a club on his per
apnat observations of the liquor
question la England. and present
the latest phases % tho subject in
America, The meeting viii b. open
10 the public and win be held AZ
tho Engineers club, Sixth and Sen.
cga, al 6t5 o'clock on January zIth.
BETA KAPPA MOTHERS CLUB
Hoia Kappa Mothrrs' club viii
meet ~ the chapter house Tuesday.
January 81. ~ .. m.
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BETHLEHEM THfMiBLE CLUB
Bethlehem Thtmble Club will meet
Tuesday. January ~. with Mrs.
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InINr INsrAf.LATIoN


American Legion auxiliary Il
Lloyd r. Cochran post, No. 20. vii
hold joint installation OF officer
with. the post Tuesday evening
January 81. At woog's hail. Fol
lowing the installation ceremonies
there will be a program and dance
The auxiliary will install the follow
ing officers; Mrs. Katherine John
son. president; Mrs. Ida weis. first
vice president. Mrs Lena Pike. sec
and vice president. Miss Merle John
son. treasurer; Miss Elfie Larson
secretary: Mrs. Amelia Nelson. ser
Rcant.at-arms. Mrs. Alice PLIGHT
chaplain: Mrs. Irene Kath, histo
rinn. and Mrs. Maymo Bailey. mu
stefan.
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Two new training courses for
prospective Campfire leaders start.
ID this week one course meets
Monday evenings. M 1880. and tho
other on Wednesday mornings. at
1880. The following people are
Registered Ia tho Monday class.
Mra Eva bell. Miss Ardclsie Dot.
son. MiHa Violet Barn, Miss Louise
Johnson, Mrs u l. BcauEay. Miss
Mcrlyn Bulls. Mrs I. Ferguson.
Miss Helen Fay Mrs G. o. william.
Mrs. Penelope James. Mrs. Frances
Boundv Mrr Ben W Tcdbal. Mira.
G p. Williams. Mrs. David Brown,
Mrs. Fred V. wetmnrc, Mrs. " d.
Garland. Mrs r. r. Marshall. Mrs.
T Nurhaus and Mrs Effis Fcrgu.
son. The course h being conducted
hy Miss Ruth 4. Brown, 4 81 fee
covers reEmttstlon for the entire
eight werkH Guardians wishing
particular sessions may register by
paying 2S-cent Zee for single meet
lnru,
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woMAN's CITY CLUB

The woman's City club and the
Municipal league will have n Joint
"goor government lunuchen Tues.
day. January 81. at 10 o'clock, at
the new Chamber OF Commerce.
Mrs, Frederick Buell.. president OF
the womsn's City club. urges NIL
women in the city 10 attend. whcth-
err members Of the club or not.
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/. Tho California conference.
2, The Northwest conference.
]. open hou.0 aboard Camaraf
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4. The classes In craft and games.
5. The new Torch staff.
6. The Mothers club next meet.
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CLARA BARTON TENT
Clara Barton Tent. Daughters Of
Veterans. will visit the tent In Brem
erton. Tuesday. January n.
Clara Barton Tent, Daughters Of
Veterans. viii hold its meeting We'd
nesday. January 2s AZ 6 o'clock the
tent will serve dinner In the
armory. followed by military whist
Everyone welcome.
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rial Tube Free

Edna Wailac" Hopper. q
Gls Lake Shore Drive. Chicago.
want 20 try White Youth Clay.
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WOODLAND PARK AUXILIARY
The Woodland Park Auxiliary to
the Ruth school building fund will
meet Tuesday. January "a, for n
1890 o'clock luncheon, with Mrs.
A. Zeigen. sii ~ 4sth. Cards. For
reservations call ME lrse.0253.
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BUSINESS woMEN's CLUB
Mr.. George +. Cotterill. post com.
missioner. will speak at the next
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-26

ALPHA AUXILIARY
The Alpha auxiliary TO Local 5s7
will give n card party Tuesday. at
1915 First ave.