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New Britain herald., 1925-02-20

Breakfast--Stewed rhubarb, broil- ed bacon, fried eggs, creamed pota- toes, twenty minute corn bread, sirup milk, coffee.
 Luncheon-Corn pudding. stewed tomatoes, whole wheat bread, cocoa- nut rice cream. milk, tea.
 Dinner--New England boiled din: ner, creamed horseradish, endive salad with bacon dressing, steamed lemon pudding, graham bread, milk, coffee.
 While children of four years of age should not be permitted to eat the corned beef of the boiled dinner they may have the vegetables that accompany the meat.
 The eggs are cooked gently" in the bacon fat from the broiled bacon.
 No cereal is planned for the break fast menu but the corn bread and potatoes provide an adequate sub stitute. The acidity of the rhubarb is not particularly compatible with cream over a cereal. I Twenty Minute Corn Bread
 One and one-tourth cups oatmeal, tablespoons flour. cups sour milk, 1 teaspoon soda. i teaspoon salt, 2 tablespoons sugar, 3 eggs, : tablespoons butter.
 Mix soda, salt, sugar, eornmeal and flour. Slowly add eggs we'll beaten with milk. Beat vigorously and add I tablespoon melted butter. Heat an iron frying pan and add re- maining butter. Turn pan to thor. } oughly oil bottom and sides. Turn in the batter and bake 20 minutes on the middle grate of a hot oven. Serve at once with butter and maple sirup.
 Corn Pudding
 One can corn, eggs, 1 teaspoon salt, teaspoons sugar. Is teaspoon pepper, 2 tablespoons butter, ? cups milk.
 Chop corn and lad sugar, salt and pepper. Beat yolks of eggs until thick and lemon colored and add to corn mixture, Soften butter and add. Beat whites of eggs until stiff and dry and fold into first mixture. Turn into buttered baking dish and bave 25 minutes in a moderate oven. Serve immediately.
 Cocoanut Rice Cream
 Three tablespoons rice, 3 cups milk, 1-5 cup sugar. h teaspoon isalt, teaspoon vanilla, E cup shredded cocoanut
 i Cook rice in lh cups milk until soft. Add remaining milk, sugar, salt, vanilla and cocoanut and turn
New Britain herald., 1925-02-20

Grampa Bear!" Miggsy howled as he held his head. "I'll run home and get my magic charms and work magic on you! That's what I'll dol" And he was so angry he picked up a stone and would have thrown it through the window if Granma Bear had not come around a bush in time to give him another hard thump in the middle of his back.
 Now you hustle and run home before l get my broom!" she cried. And you can just bet Old Miggsy did run for home just as fast as he could caper.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-20
- DAnx FASHION SERVICE ------------ POPULAR FOR SPRING WEAR
DAnx FASHION SERVICE

Printed crepe de chine in brown, blue and green on a white ground, and plain white crepe de chine make this attractive spring frock. The collar line is very smart and the jabot running from shoulder to him is m up-to-the-minute touch.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-20
BANK BUYS RUSSIAN LEVELS

Paris, Feb. 2o.--Le Journals Rome correspondent reports that the Banca Commerciale Italiana bought, for boo,o00 lirs. part of the jewels from the Russian imperial crown which the Soviet government put on sale in Paris.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-20

into a we'll buttered pudding dish{ Bake 1is hours in slow oven, stir
 ring frequently at first to prevent rice from settling to the bottom of the dish. Serve warm or very cold
New Britain herald., 1925-02-20
Ironing Hint

Iron the thinnest part of a gar ment first, then the part which will must least easily while the ironing Is being finished. Save the fussy parts for the last so there will be no wrinkles.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-20
Gold Metal

Gold metal and tissue are being used to make very simple line cos tunes, depending entirely on the fabric and line for beauty and minimizing sheen and briliance.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-20

Taffeta in Again
 Taffeta comes In and out of the summer modes, always playing a picturesque part The very large plaids in soft pastel shades make costumes of the most intriguing charm.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-20
Cleaning Velvet

In response to an inqury, about the only way to clean black chiffon velvet is through a steam process. The best wey is to send it to an ex- pert cleaner.
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Gossipss Corner
Gas Burners

Keep all the holes in all the gas burners clean. If food >boils over remove the burners and clean by boiling in soda solution.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-20
White Fox Used

White fox Is very popular as a trimmingsfor the new spring coats that come in black satin or crepe.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-20
Cleaning Gloves

To clean rubber gloves wash them In cold water and then boil from two to five minutes, but not longer or you will weaken the rubber.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-20
Coat Linings

Coat Linings Calico prints in silk are very pop ular for coat Things and for straight slip dresses to be worn under the coats.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-20
New Embroideries

NeW EmbrOider1es
 The embroideries of this season are more apt to form a sharp con- trast to the frock they decorate than to be of the same color.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-20
White Popular

White Popular White kid mules embroidered In color and bound with white fur are most delightfully."- feminine.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-20
To Remove Glue

10 lemONe Glue Vinegar will remove old glue from vanished surfaces.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-05-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Skinner spent
last Thursday in st. Paul.
Guaranteed 80 S1l tubes. sl.5O at
Morley & HawkinsOn.-adv.
Mrs. J. A. Hogue and daughter,
Betty, are visiting relatives in Els
worth.
The Bartles-Minnesota Oil CO. is
erecting new service station IN
Saltwater.
DR.. and Mrs. Dean Smith of La
Crosse have been visiting friends
here this week.
FOR SALE.-1925 Buick Coach.
Inquire of H. Elertson at the First
National Bank.-adv.
Mrs. Neils Paw and son, John, re
turned to their home at Petersburg,
Ind, las week Wednesday.
The prices on millinery are sharply
reduced at the Golden Rule Store and
Decoration Day comes quickly.-adv
Mrs. Striebel returned to- her home
at Hastings, Mimi, Sunday after
weeks visit at the home of her son.
Arthur.
The West Wisconsin Pioneer Gem
etery association is to hold its an
nual meeting in Prescott tomorrow
friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stewart and
children of Wandroos, spent Sunday
at the home Of Mr.. Stewards mother
Mrs. James Stewart.
Lloyd Chapman of DesMoines
Iowa, who was called here by the
death of his mother, Mrs. Arthur
Chapman, left last Friday for Fargo
N. d.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam T. Rudd have
moved to st. James, Mimi, where
Mr.. Rudd is engaged in the auto tire
business as proprietor of the st
James Vuloanizing Works.
SALE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS
SOP E. Elm St., Friday and Sat.
urday, May % and %. Everything
marked down. Piano, dresser, beds
day-bed, book case, buffet, china
closet, kitchen cabinet, ice box, gasO.
line range, rocker, tables, chairs
rugs, mirrors, dishes, fruit jars, etc
A big bargain on every item. Sale
to continue until everything is sold
H. A. Campbell.-adv.
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Local News

Roy Laue is clerking for the Free
man Drug Co.
Money to loan at Lowest rates.
Plenty Of it. Jay II. Grimm" adv.
Mrs. w. H. Hunt returned Monday
from a visit at Madison and Reeds
burg.
The 19ct. sale at the Golden Rule
store ends Monday Don't miss this.
adv.
Use Neptunite Varnish on floors
that need reinishing. $1.35 per quart
at A. w. Lund Co.-adv.
Mrs. A. E. Whitenack spent the
weekend at Madison with her son,
Ted, who is attending the university.
Mrs. Louise Reid returned home
Monday from a ten days visit with
her son, Frank and family, at Min
neapolis.
Harvey Wygant is upholding his
reputation as a catcher of big trout.
He brought in one Monday that
weighed three pounds.
A DIR. Scholl's foot comfort DEM
onstration will be held at the j. S.
Wadsworth Store May q and %.
Everyone invited to come.-adv.
Mrs. P. l.. McManamin and Miss
Patricia Linch of International Falls,
Mimi, visited at the home of the
formers cousin, Mrs. H. j. Elliott,
from Thursday until Monday.
One dance will convince you that
the place to dance is the Fair
Ground Pavilion at Ellsworth. An
other big dance Friday evening,
May 20. Music by Harry Swolin and
his tempo-rizers.-adv.
Editor C. E. Nelson wins the
hand-embroidered print-shop towel
as champeen editor Waltonian of this
neighborhood. Yesterday he brought
home three two-pound trout which
he caught from the Kinnickinnic at
Stockdale's.
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Guaranteed 80 < sh tubes, $50 at

Guaranteed 80 31z tubes, Sl.5O at
Morley & EawkinsOn.-adv.
Mrs. Fitzsimmons of Minneapolis
is visiting relatives and friends here.
Hemstitching done by Mrs. o.
Gordon. Spring Valley, Box ESQ.
adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Hanson visited
with relatives in Ellsworth the first
of the week.
Miss Myrtle West visited over
Sunday at the home of her sister,
Mrs. j. A. Hogue.
The prices on millinery are sharply
reduced at the Golden Rule Store and
Decoration Day comes quickly.-adv.
Miss Florence Elliott, who teaches
at Elmwood, spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. j. FL
lott.
Dance at Prescott Pavilion Friday
night, May %. Music by ClarRs
Imperial Orchestra of Minneapolis
adv.
Clair Morgan and Herman Moline
who had spent the winter in Louis
lana returned to their homes here
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Currier, Mrs.
Elmira Powell and daughter, Miss
Sarah. and Mrs. T. w. Nichols visited
at the Newell Pawell home in Min
neapolis, Sunday.
o. B. Johnson has just completed
his forty-third year as guard at the
Minnesota state penitentiary at Still
water. For 25 years Of that service
he never missed day on account Of
illness.
The South Fork is yielding its
quota to rake this famous trout
country. Professor Geere has been
bringing in some splendid catches
from the junior stream, and last
evening Professor Stratton landed a
two-pounder there.
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visiting at the home Of her sister,
Mrs. N. A. Parsons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-17
Russian Composers" Mrs. Alan

Russian Composers" Mrs. Alan
The Sorosis Club, O'Clock at tho
Federated club house. Program;
Lecture, THE Revolt from Provin-
cinllam In America" by Prof, Har-
rison. Supplementary reading, SIN
clair Lewis. Main street" Mr.
Rabitt," "Arrowsmith," Edgar Lee
Masters. "Spoonriyer," Anthology,
IONA Gale, "Miss Lulu Bott" Host
osaes, Mrs. T. V, Van Duscn, Mrs.
b. A. Strawbridse,
Current Century Club, o'clock
at Ballard public library, Roll
call. Interesting People OF To-
day" early History OF Albania"
Mrs l.. II. Wall.
The American Home department
OF the Seattle Federation of Wo-
mems Clubs. 2 o'clock at tho Wal
dorf hotel Mrs, Ellen +. Dabney,
chairman. urges n full attendance.
1880 o'clock at the home OF Mrs.
Hattie BENTLEY. 422i Ashworth ave.
Roll cali. Current Events Of
Mexico" AmerlcaniEntion bureau
will assist tho Parent Teachers as
ISOLATION OF tho Cascade school in
entertaining the foreign born moth
ors at 3 O'clock Mrs, Nicholas
2anadas OF the Hellenic Civic Club.
chairman. The AUGMENTATION
committee OF the Seattle Federation
OF Womcns clubs Will serve re-
froshments.
Ladies Auxiliary 60 tho Pacific
Improvement Club nj tho Commun-
ity club house, o'clock at Lake
WEDNESDAY
The West seattle Art Club, 1890
o'clock, at home OF Mrs. Max
Kuner, 1906 sunset ave. s. w. Art
in Alaska" by Mrs. Eystice Slcler.
noted Alaskan artist
Women's Educational Club, 2
o'clock, at home Of Mrs, J, u. Nc
Grow, 5O37 10th ave. n. b. Book
review, "The Land OF tho Laugh
Ing Buddha," by Miss Isabel Hell
The Musical Art Society, 10
o'clock, at the Woman's University
club, Program; Discussion on
Fundamentals OF Music and Sol
poEo" by Mira, II, G, Bcel, Miss
Letha l.. Mcclure lllustrattons by
Miss Lucille Baron and Mrs. Der-
tina Toncy Dow,
THURSDAY
Queen Anne FoI,nlghtly Club, 2
o'clock. at home q Mrs J, NJ. Cum
nInghnm. ego Fifth ave w Pro-
gram, international News" by
Mra. j. A. BUSHNELL THE Little
Thcator," by Mrs g X, Fales; THE
AmercnniRm OF Theodore Roose-
Welt" by Mrs Il, s, Boyley, Assist
inR hostcsH Mrs, G. l., Parker,
Art department Of Sorogis Club.
O'Clock at Federated club house.
"Jonuun Sorolla," Mrs, A. II. Mos
lcy, "Joao Maria Sert and Jose
Maria Lopez" Mrs, l., w, LoSourd
spanish Art IN Amoricn," Mrs, NJ,
NJ, Goldman Hostess, Mrs, r. l.,
Miller,
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assistants
Named for Tea


Mira. James A. Hurley Is general
chairman Of the bridge and nah
jongg party TO be given by the
mothers. wives and sisters club
Of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity
at the new chapter house, 1905 nth
ave. ". f.. on Friday afternoon
and evening. October %.
Mrs. y. a. Gardner, president Of
tho club. will receive tho guests,
assisted by Mrs. Alvin Pelton, Mrs.
Dean Burkheimer, Mrs. a. s. Bur
rows, Mrs. r. c. Underwood. Mrs.
r. II. Elridge, Mrs +. G. Miller.
Mrs. J. 4. HonRland. Mrs. w. s.
Stewart. Mrs. Ella Fridler. Mrs. g,
Z. sIcfert and Miss Isabel Strain.
Mrs. Frank Vernon will have
charge or the dining room. AS
sisting her viii DO Mrs. Roscoe Tor
rance. Mrs Mel Norqulst, Mrs. Ford
Elridge. Mrs. Edward Rosllng. Mrs.
Boyd Ewing. Mrs. c. l.. Butcher,
Mrs. Frank Goodwin. Mrs. Craw-
ford Warner and Mrs. Clarence
Fursman.
Mrs. II. +. Fitzdmmons and Mrs,
Max Mueller are In charge OF the
program.
Reservations may DO mnde with
Mrs. David Il. Fryer. GArfld.3727;
Mrs. Ford Eldridge, CApitl.3ll6, or
Mrs. J. A. Hurley, KEnwd2lol.
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Music
Maria Kurenko
Coming October 26

Marin kurenko, Ruf.ian eolora.
tura. who has been referred TO as
"Europo'a Latest Sensation, "A
New Patti From Siberia. and The
Russian Nightingale, will bo the
second artist 10 be presented by the
Mems Club Of Plymouth Congregu.
tional Church on Monday evening,
October IS.
Her first appearance in KharlSoff
proved such sensation that she
was Immediately called 20 the Mos.
COW Opera Company. where she be.
came tho idol OF tho public. The
following notice has come TO us from
Kicy: "Kuronko Is the best colora.
,ura soprano in Russia, and Il seems
that there Ia apparently no tech.
nical or vocal difficulties for her
The artist sings rs easily rs she
breathcs Her voice is even UP TO
tho highest notes. The sound Is
transparent, like crystal. Tho APP
plause continued even when she had
left the concert hall"
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
CALENDAR FOR
FEDERATION CLUBS

Meetings OF the Seattle FEEDER
alton OF Women's Clubs for next
wcck are scheduled as follows
MONDAY
Tho Public welfare department
OF tho Seattle Federation OF Wo-
mems Clubs. / o'clock on the firth
floor OF tho Bon Marchc. take I'M
ion st. elevator Mr.. Luke =, May,
criminologlst, will speak on Feeble
Minded In Washington" Members
may bring two guests
Aspasla Club. o'clock, at home
18th N. Subject: America TO.
day: roll call Quotations from
American Authors or Current
Event. Social Problems IN FIc-
ton" Mrs, T. J, 2orn; Women
and Freedom" Mra. Howard Riley;
THE Younger Generation" Mrs ",
X Slckles,
Tho Canadian Womon's Club, 3
o'clock Mt tho Federated Clubhouse,
Harvard N. and Thomas Card
party. Canadians and friends in
North End Progressive Club, 2
o'clock at tho puget Sound Saw
lnRa and Loan, Third and Pike
Program by Mrs. Ella Traynor
provemcnt Club, l3Ab luncheon nj
| Lakewood club house, in charge OF
tho houAe committee. Mrs, o. g.
| I.lndgrcn, chairman, Card parties
aro held the flrst and third Sntur.
dnya OF cnch month, 3 o'clock nt
tho club house
rho Queen Ammo study Club, .
| o'clock at homo OF Mira II, w, win.
tor. 1106 w. Ray At. Program.
Parliamentary drlll, Mrs r. II
| Shaw, Evolution OF Russian Drn,
ma" Mrs, w. J, Rnfteri Living
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BIZ Lillian Keen LIE Bdllister
Telephone MA in-0600
Assistant Laura Emory
Members VIII Inspect Ne1O Features at Club,
Bridge and Nah Jongg Tea

TN ORDER that members may ap-
| urecIate the facilities Of their
clubhouse for entertaining. the
yvomeu's University Club will OBJ
snrve it's annual Know Your cub
day on Friday afternoon. October
q. from until o'clock.
Mrs. Clare b. Kline. who Is gen
craI chairman Of tho affair. an
nounces that tho entire building
,yill be thrown open for inspection.
displaying the many new features
II the auditorium. the lovely new
service in the private dining room
and the Ideally arranged card room
Mrs. Lloyd Hillman viii be in
charge Of the dining room, which
AZ o'clock VIII be the scene OF a
raodel tea.
Mrs. Everett Clark. the new pres
dent OF the club. win receive the
guests in the drawing room.
Al o'clock. there will he
r1usical program in the auditorium
which will be arranged by Mra.
Philip d. Macbride.
An organization has just been
perfected at the Women's UnIver-
sity Club. which viii devote It's
energies to the study Of opera.
The first meeting, which VIII oc-
cur on Monday afternoon. October
18th. at 2I5, in the auditorium,
viii be given over to the study OF
wolf Ferrari's "The Jewels Of the
Madonna Miss Catherine Flood
viii give tho lecture and viii Illus.
trste points Of her talk at the piano.
Mr.. Charles Hamm. baritone. VIII
sing the famous Rafael's "Sere,
made" The meeting Is open TO
members and guests.
Mrs. Homer Leroy Elcher will act
% permanent chairman, and her
committee consists Of Mrs. Eliza
beth Richmond Miller, Mrs. Thomas
stimson, Mrs. A. s. Kerry Mrs.
Roscoe Mosiman, Mrs. Harold Jen.
aen, Miss Catherine Flood and Miss
Persis Horton,
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Reception WW Honor
Seattle Artist

To honor Mr.. Paul Gustln, well
known Seattle artIst who recently
returned from abroad. tho WoBt Sc.
nttIe Art club viii give reception
Wednesday afternoon, october 81 at
the home or Mrs Max Ituner 1905
Sunset ave. s. w.
Mrs. Hurry Paul Pierce, Mrs.
Arthur 10. Swain, Mira. l., NJ. GustIn
and Mrs. w. 8. Thyng viii preside at
tho urnB.
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Large Bridge Luncheon
Planned bu Mrs. Lea

To honor her sister. Mrs. seopson
7. Harkey. OF Tupelo. Miss. and
Mrs. w. James pect, OF Kansas
city. Mrs, John James Lea has In.
sued cards TO bridge luncheon at
her home Saturday afternoon, octo.
Der "a.
Sixty guests will bo entertained.
Mrs. Harley. who has been tho
guest OF Mrs. Lea for several
months. win leave shortly for Flor.
ida, where she will spend tho win,
ter, Mrs. Pcct has recently removed
here from the East 20 mako her fu.
turc home.
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QUARTERLY CORPORATION
MEETING

The regular quarterly corporation
meeting OF tho Young womens
Christian Association win bo held at
the homo Of Mrs. Joseph c. Black
Monday. october 10. NJ p. m. Mrs
&. u. wlugatc, president OF the Y.
w. c. a. board OF trustees. will pre-
side. Miss Florence n. Hanson. gen.
oral secretary. will givo a report OF
tho summers work.
Included in n special musical pro.
gram will be vocal solos by Miss Dor.
othy Newman, accompanied by Miss
Mario schrodc, and by Mrs. s. H.
Macdonald. accompanied by Miss
Carrie Ludden. Rev j. Il. Milligan.
OF tho Queen Ammo NJ, r. Church.
will lead dcvotious Tea will be
served by the membership commit.
tee. assisted by daughters OF tho
board.
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Bridge Tea for
Summer Colony

Mrs. " II. Latimcr will entertain
with n bridge tea next Tuesday after.
noon at hor apartment IN Hudson
Arms, her guests including the sum.
mer colony Mt Port Madison.
The affair will honor Mrs. George
y, Lane. who VIII leave naxt week
for California, to spend tho winter,
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To1Un and Conn Club
GiNina Dance .TOniaht

The Town and Gown Club win give
It's first dance Of the season this
evening at The Wilsonian. Prccod.
ing the dance thcrc viii DO n short
reception TO now members.
The hosts for the evening arc Mr..
md MrH. Clare b. Kline, Mr. and
Mis- Herbert Condor, Or and Mrs.
W. w. Mckinney. Mr., and Mrs.
Joseph Daniels and DR.. David Hous.
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Luncheon and
Orpheun1 Pdrty

Mrs. a. d. Wainwright entertained
with n luncheon OF fourteen covers
this afternoon at Frederick & Mel.
sons. and later with an orpheum
party.
The affair honorod Mrs Clarence
r. Kent, Of Kansas City. who In Wig.
ting her aunt, Mrs. ] Il. Butler.
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Personal

Mrs. f. G. English. who has been
visiting her son-in.law and daugh-
ter Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Worth
Doan, in Duluth. for a month, re-
turned home last night. Mrs. Eng
lLsh went East TO meet her son.
Mr., Hugh Lawrence English, who
spent the summer in Europe, and
who entered Yale this fall.
Mrs. Harry Shaw returned Friday
evening from a weeks visit in
Yakima.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Elver Mac
Innis are being congratulated upon
the birth OF a daughter. Donna
Alice, October 4th, at the Virginia
Mason hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corwin Eberting left
Friday for Hoquiam. where they viii
spend the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. William Lamoreaux.
Alr. ana Mrs. f. NJ. Wachter van
schaik returned Friday from their
wedding trip and are at home at the
Court Demaree apartments.
DR.. ]. Howard snively has re-
turned from hunting trip in the
Olympics.
Mrs. F. o. Waters returned Tues
day from an extended visit with rel.
atives in Michigan. Indiana and
Ohio.
Mrs. George B. Kittinger is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Howard T.
Lewis. for few days. Mrs. Kit
niger, who arrived from California
the first OF the week. has been the
guest OF her daughter, Mrs. Frank
McChesney. in Everett.
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Monday. Miss Olga Dleckhoff viii
DO hostess, assisted by Mrs. August
Anderson, Mrs. Karl Knnuscnbergcr,
Mrs. c. Il. Austin, Mrs. Fred Ding
lor, Mrs. Arthur A. PhInney, Mrs,
Herbert A, Bogg. Mrs. Charles n.
Woods. Mrs. G, A. Brown, Mrs, Frank
Woyercth, Mrs Clarence Holmes
Mrs. Lyle Wilson and Miss Grace
Wilson, %
University Guild, with Mrs. Amy
smith and Mrs. G. A. WIntermute,
viii be in charge nt the Thrift shor
In the morning, and Frlnk Parl,
Guild, with Mrs CnsaIus Gatos and
Mrs. l., q, shrout. viii have charge
on Monday afternoon.
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coMMONwEALTH CLUE

The Commonwealth Club Will meet
Monday October 10, at G o'clock. in
tho cafeteria At Tho Olympic. Mr.,
William Pitt Trimble, chairman Of
tho Rapid Transit Commission. Will
speak on the plan tho commission
has outlined to provide Seattle with
adequate transportation.
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EUhibit at Fine Arts

The Fine Arts Society announces
an exhibit OF water colora and oils
By Edgar Forkner, beginning next
Monday. from ~ until o'clock, and
continuing thru tho week, at the
Fine Arts rooms In Plymouth House,
see Seneca ct,
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the homo of Mrs Frances Ifill, 1901
BaBley Ave. Assisting hostess,
Miss Mildred Macdonald.
The building Trustees OF tho Sc
attlo Federation of Women's Clubs,
1880 o'clock at the federated club
house, Mre. David Il, Fryer. chair
man,
FRIDAY
Committee on Applied Education.
Seattle Federation of Womon's
Clubs, o'clock &C Plymouth House,
b22 Seneca st, Miss Almlra George,
chairman, asks all clubs TO send
| delegates.
O'clock at home OF Mrs. j. NJ,
Thatcher, 500 30th ave, for lunch
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Mrs. Moore to
Cine Breakfast

Mrs. J. c. Moore Is entertaining
with a breakfast Mt her homo on
Tuesday afternoon, october 81
This il tho first Of series Mrs.
Moore ia giving and covers will be
placed for twenty-five.
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Mrs. Skinner TO
cine Luncheon

To honor Mrs. Edward Lincoln
smith, president OF the Sunset Club,
and tho members Of the Sunset Club
board, MrB. David Edward Skinner
will entertain with luncheon Tues.
day afternoon at The olympic.