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Alrs. rrank HnmIllon. hostcsses.

Mrs. Frank Hamilton, hostcsses.
Sunset Heights Literary Club. 1880
o'clock. at tho home OF Mrs. Cora
Corbitt 4536 Sixth ave N. u. Sub
ject, Mexico
West Side Improvement Club. an.
ual bazaar from II 10 o'clock, in
tho old bank building. at the juno
ton west Seattle. For sale. food.
aprons and fancy work. homemade
Tea win be served. Public cordially
invited. Mrs. Samuel Schneider
chairman.
North End Progressive Club. 2
o'clock, nj the home of Mrs. w. A.
Sloan. 452l First ave. n. f. Pro-
gram by Miss Kate Reeves Miss
Case VIII speak.
Queen Ammo study Club. 2 o'clock.
NJ the homo OF Mrs. Il. d. Colvin,
1910 Fourth ave. n. Reciprocity
day. Assisting hostesses. Mira. w.
III. Thompson, Mrs. n. j. Irvine,
Mrs, Ira b, Ford. Mrs. c. W. Kar.
ner, Mrs. f.. d. Kennedy. Program
includes: Mr.. Walter o. Reese, Of
tho Cornish school art department,
who viii speak on 1.-THE Great Amer.
lean Magazine; vocal solos, "'rhe
Wind" (sprosol. Thanks Be to
| God" Dickinson, by Mrs. Glenn r.
Le Master. accompanied by Mrs. f.
X, Dent; violin "Czardas" OIontD,
Rosary" CNevin.Kreisler) by Sarah
Van Brocklin Knight, accompanied
| by Mrs. Malcolm Hughes Take
East or North Queen Anne car to
Fourth ave. N. Walk two blocks
| south.
Current Century Club, 9;30 o'clock
at Ballard Public library. Rollcnll:
Thanksgiving Thoughts: Historical
Background OF Poland" Mrs. Amnn-
da Bollong"; "Danzig. Polands Out
let to the Sea-" Mrs. c. y. Hovey.
Aspasia Club, o'clock, at home OF
Mrs. Harry Erwin. 522S 2lst ave. n.
II. Open meeting Russian tea.
Ladies' Auxiliary TO the Pacific
Improvement club, o'clock at Lake
City Community house, Program.
Wednesday,
Woman's Educational Club, 9
o'clock at home or Mrs. j. II. Nc.
Grew, 5O37 10th ave. N. 70. Subject.
Religions of China"
The West Seattle Art Club. 1880
at home OF Mrs. II. II, Derickson.
2417 Prescott st. Subjects The Ma
tional Cathedral" Mrs. Walter suth.
crland; Current Art" Mrs, Sarah
Brooks "
Thursday
Manus Club $50 o'clock, at home
OF Edith Horton, 2l0 18th ave, N.
Assisting hostess, Vera Brown,
Art department Of tho sorosis
Club, 2 o'clock, at Federated club.
house, prarram "sir Thomas Law
renee" by Mrs, j. +. Downey; ~. NJ.
w. Turner" by Mrs, O, H. Thorgrim.
NGgcl, Hostess Mrs. Helen Gun
| ninghum
Tho Manus Club M, entertain
at bridge for the benefit of its
welfare fund on Thursday evening,
November 49, at $3.50 o'clock, at the
home Of Mrs A. Holt, Sslo Mount
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Assisting at Day
NurSeTu Tea

The inspection tea and mlscelIan.
eous shower Of the Seattle Day
Nursery Association has been an.
nounced for Friday. November "a,
from 3 until o'clock.
Assisting in the dining room will
DO Mrs. Louis j.. Mendel, Mrs. Alb.
ner Brown, MrH. u. c. Bates and
Mrs. Henry Broderick. Mrs. d. u.
McEacheran and Mrs. Frank Cal.
vert will be in charge Of tho baby
room. In tho kindergarten room
Will be Mrs. X. c. Ferguson, Mrs
a. w Hardesty and Mrs. X. D.
Forbes.
Mrs. j.. s. WiltBis and Mrs. John
9. Eden viii DO in charge OF the
membership desk. Tho decoration
tmmittee includes Mrs. Bert swe.
b, Mrs. Herbert Elles Smith and
Mrs. u. ~. siegley.
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BIZ Lillian Keen LIE BdlliSter
Telephone MA in-060O
Assistant Laura Emory
Sororitv House Is Setting for Pretty We'd
dina: Club Plans Thanksgiving PARTY

TyAPPA DELTA Sorority house
IL was tho scene ot a very charm
inc veddIng This afternoon that OF
,Us. Esther Henderson, daughter
q, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas u. Hen
49,, ana Mr.. Earle Baglcy Jen-
rsr son ct Mr.. and Mrs Earle Il
tanner Rev John u, MeiAuehlan
90 the service al o'clock In a
r,,a,v settinE yellow and Whlte
.,rysanthemums against soft
green background -,
Refore the ceremony MrS teSi
ssslsy sang Il Love You Truly,
nd following a. Il know a lovely
srssne Miss Margaret busheH
ylayed the wedding march from
~fohsnsrinr Tor The professional
ana Nendelssohn's wedding march
for the rccosaonal
The bride given In marriage by
hsr father, was very beautiful III
r,,am rcorgette over ivory satin
,rhers Was a panel. made Of three
bands az rare old lace. down the
,ront Of the dress and little geoT-
cette godots at tho hem OF the
.sirt Irldescsnt beads edged the
,sck ana the cap sleeves sh-
wor, her mothers Veil OF delicate
patterned India lace, which zen
srom a silver band With a cluster
q, orange blossoms az ono side
Her bouquet was OF orchids bride ;
ro..s swestpcas and ecnvardia-
Tina maid OF honor. Miss LYDIA
Rrshsu and the maids Miss t'V-
slvn henderson. Miss Jessie Hen
dsrxep and Miss Lucille Aorsan'
wors gowns Of suede crepe fashion
"A alike. with circular skirts ana
brht boaieeA Miss Bus6eh and
Miss Morgan wcro IN Nile green
ma carried bouquets OF yellow
roses pink sweetpeas and oen-
vardia. Miss Evelyn and MISS
1esse Henderson wore primrose
yellow. and their flowers were
onhelia rosehuds yellow sweet peas
.rd bouyariia, Little clusters Of
,1owers 10 match the unis Of their
pwns were worn in their hair.
II Mrs Henderson wore mnuve geoF-
vet,e over eerise crepe and a cor
sare OF cyclaman in fusehla shades
Mrs Jenner's gown was Of black
-sorgette. embroidered IN rich tones
ana her corsage os freesias, red
rossbuds and violsts
Mr. John Corson Smith was best
man. =,
AZ the reception later Mrs W
". Hardlnger and Miss Ruth
walker presided At the supper
table. assisted BY sorority sisters Of
the bride.
On their wedding trip Mrs Jsn-
ner travelled in q one-piece frock OF
ash green faills. black coat with
gray FUR collar and cuffs and a
small beige duvstyn hat MF. and
Mrs Jenner win be at homo IN
seattle after November 81.
out-ot-town guests at the we'd
ding included the brides grand
father. afr. Walter Dyer, Mrs r.
win Benn and Miss Elizabeth Nc
cam, all from Portland
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Guild VIII Sponsor
Dance and Card Pdrtu

East Madison Guild OF tho Or,ho.
pcdic hospital has planned a dance
on Friday evening. November 90. at
Q o'clock. at the home OF Mrs,
Alexander PAntages. I'LL 36th ave.
~ Cards and nah jongg viii DO
an additional feature OF the affair.
Tickets may 10 obtained from
Mrs. II. a. Washington, chairman
Of tho entertainment committee. at
East 1906.
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Mrs. Jenkins
GiUeS Luncheon

Mrs Charles r. jenkins entertained
with a luncheon OF eighteen covers
on Friday afternoon az The Wilson.
ian
The affair honored Mrs Frank
Gordon OF Anchorage, Alaska. who
has been visiting In town for several
months Mr.. and Mrs, Gordon will
leave Sunday for Miami Fla. 70 re,
main for the winter
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Faculty Members VIII
Be Honored

DR., and Mrs. Frederick Morgan
Padelford will be hosts at two teas
this month. The first WIN be given
Sunday afternoon and the second
unday afternoon. November %.
from until I o'clock.
The teas will honor new members
Of the faculty in the English depart.
ment at the University Of Washing
ton, Of which DR.. Padelford Is head.
They include Mr.. and Mrs. F. w.
Orr. Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. lewis, Mr..
and Mrs. F. T. Mundle, Mr.. and Mrs.
John X. Adams, Mr.. Carl wlnde.
sheim and Sir. Edward wagenknecht.
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Women's Clubs
ling CHAPTER

LADY STIRLING CHAPTER
WILL OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY
Lady Stirling Chapter Daughters
OF tho American Revolution. will
observe the granting Of tho charter
BY the national society ON Monday,
November ie. at luncheon TO be
given nj the homo OF Mrs w. II.
Oliver, 1854 goth ave. n. at 1880
o'clock.
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LUNCHEON AND PROGRAM

The Seattle Chapter OF the Chi
cago Milwaukee 6 st. Paul Railway
Women's Club viii hold a meeting
on Tuesday, November IA, at ~
noon, in the Gowman Hotel dining
room, Second ave and stewart st..
Luncheon will be served at NOM
inal price and will be followed by
a short business meeting and Il
program. All members and those
eligible are invited to attend. Phone
for reservations to Miss Marie
Cieary at ELiot-6soo.
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ROBERT MORRIS CHAPTER
WILL, CONCLUDE SERIES

Robert Morris Chapter o. ". s.,
will conclude It's series OF card
parties on Saturday evening, No
yember II. at $3.50 O'Clock Mt Nor
toms cafeteria, 1919 Second ave.
All Eastern stars, Masons and
friends cordially invited.
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Luncheon Honors
Traveller

Mrs. j. g. Sheldon entertained
with a bridge luncheon AT her home
Friday afternoon. in honor Of Mrs.
william A. Gilmore, who will leave
November 20, on the President Nc
Itlnley for an extended trip TO the
Orient.
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LADY EAGLES CLUB

Lady Eagles Club Will meet
"Wednesday. November rs, Mt /
o'clock, in the ladies' parlor In the
Eagles now temple Tho business
Of tho club will be transacted In
Tho lodge committee rooms.
The Ladies' Of the Frutcrnal
order Of Eagles arc organizing in
numerous aerics In the state. a
large attendance Is desired at thin
meeting
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
MONTHLY LUNCHEON

The monthly luncheon of Seattle
branch Of American Association OF
University Women will be on Satur-
day, November 81. at 1890 o'clock. Mt
tho Hotel Washington. Coming in
Educational Week. the program win
feature Education OF Women in
China" The speakers will be Mrs.
G.. w. Hiltner. now OF Seattle for
five years professor of English in
Chilling College at Nanldng; Miss
Arrah Wood, OF the Broadway High
school. who spent four years in Chi.
ma. and Mrs. Chin. a Chinese pootess,
whose husband Is now student at
tho University OF Washington.
Women who are interested may at
tend II reservations are made at
KEnwd.24io by Friday,
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LEGISLATIVE FEDERATION

Tho Legislative Federation of
King County will hold tn regular
meeting Monday. November l6, in
tho private dining room OF the Y.
w. G. A. Tho program, which Will
begin at ~ noon. will include n
discussion OF Governor Roland
Hartlcy's message by speakers from
the King County Republican Club,
tho Democratic Club and represent.
atIves from the Labor Party.
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RAINIrR CAMP tA72

Rainicr.Camp ti72, II N. Of A.
will have dance and card party
Monday evening, November 16, at
tho Swedish Club hall, Eighth and
Olive. Miss rnnsy Mcachnm Is chair
man OF tho affair.
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Baker blvd

Baker blvd.
Board OF building trustees OF the
Seattle Federation Of women's
Clubs. 10 o'clock. at Federated
clubhouse. Mrs David l.. Fryer,
president
Alpha Club. 1880 o'clock, at
home OF Mira w. c. Guitar. 1919 NJ
5sth st. Parliamentary Law" Mrs
A. G. Sears; book review. odd New
York" edith wharton), by Mrs w
p Kingston: Miss Florence Russell,
assisting hostess.
Queen Anne Fortnightly Club,
1 o'clock, no-host luncheon, follow
cd by frolic
Friday Pennsylvania Study Club.
i2 o'clock luncheon at Federated
clubhouse. Christmas bazaar will
be held all afternoon. Donation day.
guest day. Roll cali, Thanksgiving
Thoughts" IIostesses. Mrs, Chss.
winger. Mrs. H. NJ. Brown. Mrs.
Il. X. Cooper Mrs, 4. @. Hlnckey
Tho Coterie Club, 2:l5 o'clock. at
Gamma Phi Beta House, 1879 18th
ave. n. +. Program I'm charge OF
the civics department. Mrs Thomas
Irving win report on community
clyica Of tho University district;
illustrated talk on Seattle water
supply by Mr.. George c. Chow
The Ladies' Literary and Musical
Club. > o'clock. at tho homo OF Mrs.
c. II. McCallum. 4327 Eastern ave.
Program, Alaska Yesterday and
To-day" by Mrs, a. ]. Goddard;
current events, Mrs J. J. Bleitz.
Saturday The legislative depart
ment of the Seattle Federation OF
Women's Clubs 1880 o'clock. at
Federated Clubhouse. Mrs j. NJ.
Thatcher, chairman.
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SPECIAL MEETING

North Broadway Guild OF the
Fruit and Flower Mission will hold
special meeting at the home OF
Mrs. a. NJ Atwood. 1881 18th ave,
~. on Monday. November is. at
1880 O'Clock, 20 sew for tho bazaar.
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Entertain for
Miss Toilets

In compliment 10 Miss EnoIn Tol.
lefsen, who recently returned from
an extended trip East, the Misses
Myrtle and Hazel sando, entertained
Mt bridge on Tuesday afternoon at
their home.
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woMAN.s cENTuRY cLrR

'AFssi<A-N . NE4zN 4 lk1 CLUB
The various departments OF tho
Woman's Century Club win NICE.
next week in tho now clubhouse ac.
eording 10 The following schedule:
Monday. November To-
The French department VIII meet
at 10 o'clock in the library. Mile.
Marie Carrau. instructress.
The art department will meet at .
O'Clock in the tea room. Mrs. A. Il.
Swain. chairman Of the department,
announces an interesting addition 10
the program, Mrs. Elizabeth Tinker
Elmore. Of New York, who win speaE
to members and guests on The Art
.of America" Mrs. Elmore. who il
painter of note, will exhibit some
paintings made during the past sum.
mer, which she spent in Alaska and
British Columbia.
Continuing the study of art Prin.
ciplcs," Mrs. Alma r. Lorraine will
Illustrate Values; Mrs. f. w. Ora.
ham will outline the work and life
of Charles Hawthorne. while Mrs.
Carl ]. Smith will speak of Arthur
Davies. Current Art" will be given
by Mrs. A. p. Redman.
Hostesses for the afternoon will be
Mrs. ]. ]. Cannon, Mrs. j. II. Mac.
Nichol. Mrs. c. II. Dahlem, Mrs. A.
c. Graft and Mrs. a. H. Jones.
Tuesday, November IT,
The child study department will
meet at 2 o'clock in the library.
Mrs. ]. B. Harris will be the hostess.
Program under the direction of Mrs.
j. w. Dolby.
Wednesday. November IS
The chorus will hold rehearsal at
10 O'Clock in the Little Theater.
The drama department will meet at
1880 o'clock in the banquet room.
Mrs. E. E. Fitzsimmons. hostess.
Luncheon hostesses. Mrs. j. p.
Jacobs and Mrs. Sheriff. idrs. Vera
Dayton Cock, dramatic reader. viii
give the program.
Thursday, November 1e-
The social service department will
hold its annual auction sale at 2
o'clock, in the banquet room.
This sale is for the benefit of
the revolving fund of the Girls
Parental Home, and helps many a
girl in the course of year. This
year the entire club is invited to
attend the sale and to help in this
very essential work. either by con.
tributing any articles they may
have in saleable condition to the
auction, or by attending the sale
and buying, or by doing both.
The department bought the girls
radio set during the past year
and are DESTROYS OF replacing the
amount used for this and also OF
adding very materially to the fund
and charging the scope OF its use.
fulness.
A luncheon is served for n nomi.
nal sum at 1890 o'clock Those
wishing to attend will cali the
luncheon hostess Mrs, Ralph Louns.
bury. Other hostesses for the after.
noon will be Mrs. #. X. Rinehart.
Mrs. Carl j. Smith and Mrs. Earl
Rogers. The clubs own auctioneer,
Mrs. w. II Hltchings, will conduct
the auction sale.
ALFf PIT. A.
Alld PIT. A, will meet Tuesday.
November II, at 2;aO O'clock, at tho
school, Miss Corbln, child librarian
of the West Seattle Branch Library.
will talk on Better Books for tho
Children" and Miss Dunn. OF tho
9TH A, will read n paper on "Why
Parents Should Visit the School"
Tho pupils of Mss Banter's room will
furnish tho music. Tea will be
served, with Mrs Warden and Mrs.
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COMMONWEALTH cLun

Commonwealth club will meet Mon.
day, November i6, at Q o'clock in tho
cafeteria ut The olympic Mr., George
Cottoril win speak on prohibition,
How It Came, It's Results, and WIN
II stny9"
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MISSIONARY LEAGUE

The Congregational Women's Mis-.
sionary League will meet at Ply.
mouth church Tuesday, November
II, ut 1880 o'clock. Rev. A, j.
Martin, recently returned mission.
airy 10 South America, will speak.
Box Luncheon.
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CIIApTER @. 2. %. o.

Chapter G., =. Il. o., win meet
Monday, November iG. ate o'clock
at the home Of Mrs. d. /, Burkhart,
320s Cascade ave. Take Mount
Baker car, No. 10, TO the end of the
limo.
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MBEr1Nc AND INITIATION

Olympic Camp No 1912 Royal
Ncighbors OF America, will hold its
regular business meeting and in
itiation Monday evening, November
tG. at o'clock, at the NJ. ". A.,
hail, 1921 Third ave.
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SEW roR NEEDY

Members and friends OF the He.
brew Benevolent Society will sew
for tho needy at Educational Cen
ter on Monday. November ls. Mira.
Emanuel sIlverHtono win be the
hostess for tho day.
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OrthOpediC Round Table

The orthopcdic Round table meet.
ing will DO held on Tuesday morn.
inF. AZ 10 O'Clock, In the assembly
room OF tho Medical Dental build
ing, which is on the basemcn,
floor.
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sEArrI.E LnnGn 40 I

Seattle Lodge, No. Z, d. II. p. A.,
will meet Tuesday evening, Novem.
Der II, at 1880 o'clock, in Evergreen
hall. A. o. u. w. building, 1909 Ninth
ave.
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Music
'COncert Series Opens
Tuesday Evening

Concert Series Opens
Tuesday Evening
The concert series o. the Won
EMS Feacraiiun 0f The University Of
Wellington viii be opened Tuesday
evening when Elena Gerhardt. IA
nous mrzzO-EDpruo, will present a
concert N German and American
folk songs. in Meauy halI.
Miss Gcrhardt, who sang IN opera
FOR several years, says she takes
more pleasure in singing a recital n
songs because u the greater medium
~ expression afforded She II best
known for her work with tho old
German classics and folk songs Re-
Gently she has added a large num-
Der OF favorite American songs 10
hor repertoire. and when she sings
horc Tuesday oue-tbird Of her pro-
gram will consist Of American ball
lads.
The numbers follow:
"Aufsuthalt" .s..-........1
'IIrbssb0isehaft' hmm.
| die btH4t' .,.s..s..'..'.
T, Schubert
I"AbFehisd" .,..............
"Htasudch .-..........
"Dcr Nusousohu'' .........
II
II Attempt FROM Lgvs's Hicknssn %
% llT' ssr.sr--- s.-r. Henry Purcell
''AYmpht and 6hsphsrds' Henry Purcell
Scottish roHFE-
"TaithfuI johnnie" .......1
Bonnie TAddls" imam.
20, Might ] Bot Ny Pat } beethoven
/ ~ rick Love .-s.r-ss..s.
Sally IN Our Alley. Zee.
III
I 'Das war im erstcH
IssuzesHtFahl~ ...... y p. TschafkowHky
I I'm wogendeu Tame"
"Euho Welue Ectle" ........
] ''rrhiaKende Herzsu" ........ r. Strauss
/ 'AOrgeu"s "ZueiEuung" .....
Mr., Carroll Hoiiinter. accompanist.
| Tickets for the concert are selling
ri Sherman. Clay and company, and
the comptroller's Office. Education
hall, on the University Of Washing.
ton campus. Season tickets for the
four concerts may be secured until
the date OF the Gerhardt recital.
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WEST SEATTLE
REVIEW, NO. 81

West Seattle Review No. 81, w.
b. A., will hold an apron sale Mon.
day, November l6, in tho Campbell
building, corner of California ave,
and Alaska st.
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CARD PARTY

Pythian Sisters of Rainier Tenn.
pie No. o5 will have a card party
Tuesday evening. November II, at
$50 o'clock, at Cooperative Hall.
Friends of the order are cordially
invited.
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CLUBS FOX MONDAY
CHATTER A. z. z. o.

I0EIEtF FsIN N 7 u U
Chapter a. r Il. o.. VIII meet
Monday. November 10. Mt o'clock
nj Rainier Chapter house. d, A. r.
Visiting and unaffilIatcd members
invited.
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ST MARTINS MOTHERS
CLUB

ST. Martins Mothers Club Will
entertain members and their friends
with musical tea and bridge Tues.
day, November II, at o'clock, at
the new clubhouse of the Women's
Century Club Harvard and Roy.
For reservations call GArfld.377S.
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WEBSTER PIT. A.

Webster PIT A. will hold It's reg.
ular meeting Tuesday, November II,
at 2l5 o'clock, at the school. Pupils
in Miss Gibboney's room viii pre-.
sent n play and Miss Barlow, from
tho public library, will speak on
"Children's Books"
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INTERESTING MEETINGS
PLANNED

]
Tho clubs and departments OF the
Seattle Federation OF Womon's
Clubs viii meet next week as fol.
lows:
MONDAY
The Public Welfare department of
the Seattle Federation OF Women's
Clubs, . o'clock on the fifth floor
of the Bon Mnrchc. Take Union
at. elevator. Judge King Dykcmnn
will speak on THE Childrcns
Friend In Court" Mrs. Chas G..
Miller, chairman.
TUESDAY
Tho Sorosls Club, o'clock ut tho
Federated Clubhouse. Lecture, "The
New Romance In American Fic-
ton" Prof. Harrison, supplement,
tary reading: Figures ~ Earth,
by James Branch Cabcll; Autumn
and "rho Puppet Master" by Rob
ort Nathan. "Tho Wind That Blow
eth" by Dom Byrnc; Java Head, y
by Joseph Hergcshclmcr Hostcsaes
Mrs. w. NJ. Livengood and Mrs
I John Buntcr q
Womnns Lakewood Civic I'm
provomont Club, luncheon 1880
o'clock. Business, 2 o'clock, TAU,
| by Mrs. II, j HocIde on the new
clubhouse also lantern slides PRO
gram IN charge or tho Educational
committee, Mrs Chas u. Donnclly
chairman
The Canadian Woman's Club, so
clal evening, s O'Clock, at tho Fod
Grated clubhouse. Short program
md cards Mrs u w, Loos and
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PALM CIRCLE NO. GO
Palm Circle No. sc. viii hold its
regular meeting on Monday, Mo-
vcmbor 16.
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nIfNLAp p. n. A.

Dunlap PIT. A. will&met Friday
evening, November 20, at tho school.
The teachers viii keep open house"
in their respective rooms from Z
until o'clock
ThcGprogam at $ o'clock win in.
clude L talk by Mrs, S. II, Fleming
and one by Capt S, Il, Sanislo, OF
the fire department
The pupils of tho seventh and
Eighth grades, under the direction
OF Miss NJ, Bethkc, viii add to the
entertainment Of the evening.
Tho community Is invited to at.
tend.
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Tho clubs and departments OF the
Seattle Federation OF Womons
Clubs viii meet next week as fol.
lows:
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Ar. and Mrs benjamin GroBscup
went over 10 Tacoma today % be the
weekend guests Of Mr, nnd Mira. D.
c. Scott.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-06-03
Geo. W. Haipe. 81

Died.-At Kearps,.s|
Nancy Hess, aged 81 e..
Prof. Northrope, OF n
delivered a lecture ;, y
ny, on "The Future Of H.
ry," after which the l,p
ry Rural Improvemeu,
was organized.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-06-03
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June 3, 1890:
Geo. W. Haine., N
The Bronze Equestria, 4
Gen. Robert E. Lee vs.,
Richmond with apura,.'
monies, and before
course of people.
A severe wind and raj, !
tied the Middleway ~
Point vicinity.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-06-03
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- YEARS As
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June s, 1871: =
JOhR ". DalsarD. ~
the Confederacy. vas -, 9, |
ception upon a visit 4, ! s III
Married. Mr.. Gen.. n
Miss Anna Bell; M ne &c.
Miss Maggie Licklidspr ~
Died.--In Charlie, :.
ma E. Tomlinson, s, ~ !.
Harper's Ferry, Ir 1f 49,
at an advanced age !.
Mrs. Mary Getzepd :. ~
Mr.. Daniel Getzandaslrssaas,s '