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New Britain herald., 1925-06-16
WHN-New YOrk--b3I

" T $50 p. m.-Olcott Nsil's trio. p. m.-William Schilowsky, bari tone. 7.15 D. m.-Rose Haft, pianiste. 7;30 p. m.--Will Oakland's shanley. 8 p. m.--"Colonial Aces" SEQ p. m.-Isabel Henderson, so-
 prano. 6:S0 p. m.-Bob Miller, Mabel
 Wayne, songs. S.45 p, m.-Georgous George Sisters. 9 p. m.-Clarance Williams trio. 9;So p. m-Paisades orchestra. 10 D. m,-Gertrude St. Clair, so-
 prano. 10:1O p. m.-Jean Moresco, tenor. 1Q:20 p. Inlay Klages Stephen
 Leyitz, sonss. 11:30 ?. m.-Alabam orchestra.
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NJAR-Proyidence-SOs

5o p. m.-Arthur's orchestra 2.5o ?. m.-The Twins, ? E. eready hour.
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WVyC-Nev YorL-3oe

eso ?. m.-Market high spots D. m.-The Canadians. 725 p. m.-Baseba)l results police
 alarms.
 7:85 p. m.-"Dept Of Licenses,
 Mayor Hylln. $50 D. m.-The Canadians. s:Is D. m.-"Jokers in Subway Con-
 tracts" Cornelius Sheehan. S:30 D. m.-"Rockaway Night" lO:3O D. m.-Police alarms; weather.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-16

6:SO p. m.-Dinner concert, 1880 p. m.-Uncle Kaybee. 8 p. m.-Program from WEAF. S:30 p. m.-The Twins, g p. m.-The Eveready hour. 10 D. m.--Grand opera.
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WOR-Seyark-iUS

SIS ?. m.-Ernie Krickett's orch. health talk. 2. r.--Benny Leonard Sports
 f.fS D. m -Bill Wathey.
 $40 D. m.-Elsis Feldman, pianist.
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WRC-Washington-469

s:10 p. m.-Wanamaker's program 10 p. m.-"Over the Seven Seas" Il D. m.-Le Paradis band.
 1o midnight-Organ recital.
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WHAR--stlantic City-c7s

T:30 p. m.-Seaside Trio.
 ?. m.-Concert orchestra. II ?. m.-Strand organ recital,
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KDKA-Pittsburri,--3O9
WCAE-Pittsburgh-461

9:45 p. m.-Feldman-H Hager trio. l1:S0 p. m.-Grand theater concert.
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VOICESM THE AIR
TUESDAY.
DANCE ORCHEsTRAs TONIGHT.

tAll Programs on Eastern Daylight
 Saving Time.)
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MEBH-New York-2iS

s:15 D. m.-Radio talk, Bill Schudt s:sN D m.-Lumber Jacks. fi.sn ?. m.-DauCe orchestra,
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WHAN--Rochester--21S

! WHAM-ROChcSter G:10 D. m.-Student recital.
 7:15 p. m.--Dnner concert,
 8 ?. m.-Theater orchestra.
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NP-PhiIadeIphJa-hos

WOO--Philadelphia-50s 7;50 ?. m,-pinner music.
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Florence BWest, contralto aided Heimberger's orchestra in a dinner program from WTfC.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-12
Music
Friedman Win Give
Recital November 30.

Maurice Friedman, Seattle bari
tone, viii be heard IN lila farewell
concert ON Monday evening. No
MEMBER Co. 90 the Masonic temple.
and sill leave shortly afterwards
FOR New York 20 continue hls
musical studies
Friedman De- an artist pupil Of
Charles Stone Wilson. who rs pre-
pairing him for his concert aud will
also act aa DTS accompanies. Pos
arHscd Of "a fine resonant baritone
voice Dc has been heard la recital
and concert more than any local
singer in the last ten years His
voice IN also familiar 10 thousands
as he has broadlustsd time and
again over local stations
Local ffatornal. civic and muulc-
ipal organizations, with whom Sir
Friedman n associated. are spon-
soIinE his concert
His program viii consist or five
groups Of songs, Consisting OF two
groups ~ English one group u
Italian, one ~ German and one N
ilddish folk Fongz
Tickets may be- purchased at
sherman CLAY 4 Co. Woods Music
store. the Elk1 club. OF Becker
mans 18th ana Ycslsr way
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Mission Plans
annual Bazaar

II the usEaars which arc
-, events at this pie holiday
-, is the Fruit and Flower
$50 which will be given at the
~. washington on Wednesday
~ n.,,r,ssr (. rhe mission takes This
Is a saIsing funds 20 yarn gn
~ among the sick and needy
.,-,.s he winter months
a., vii he the usual display Of
= uork candy. Christmas caris
s.Beatsssen. The Fruit and
80, Mission cook book. which IS
49, Win appetisins recipes viii
!, sale Then there will he a
-, bulb and seed booth and "a
s,.,s t,a,uring articles from ten
,x,st, five cents Fortune tell
IN read the tates of those So
,,ss,t and the popular dress %
!, 10, rockets will be- In evidence.
n, barasr will open al ten
..s,k and will close at the same
,,ar IN the evening Luncheon will
,red AZ noon and there will
!. u. service Of tea In tho after.
.ou An orchestra viii play thru,
~ he evening. and Mrs. Paul n,
u,esls win render several vocal
,vmssr. Mrs. W 2 Hartley f.
,.n,al chairman Of the affair.
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Alpha Ai Delta t.
Sorority Bazaar

Nmung the numerous baaars
pHnurd hy mo different sororItic.
before The holiday, season. is the
one sponsored b> Alpha Nj Delta
oD saturday afternoon. November
H. at the Hotel Washington
The bazaar viii open - ten
o'clock and continue thruoul the
dal ana evening. Luncheon win ~
served from lis0 o'clock 90 lgu
o'clock,
In the afternoon there viii be- a
card party given under the aus
pjyes ~ the Mothers club with
Mrs q W Brown In charge Tick.
cts MAY boz obtained from Mrs
Brown al GArnd-7lsS There will
also be card party ln the rye.
ulng IN ,harsc o. Miss ENa san.
ders, from whom tickets may be-
secured hy calling ENstusS
MIS- Ernest Murphy Is general
chairman ~ the bazaar.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

". &. \. L. PLANS
NATIONAL CONVENTION
The National woman's Christian
Temperance Union VIII hold is iifiy,
fint convention IN Detroit Mich.
on November II to 10. Atlss Anna
4. Gordon. president Of tho organis
zltlon. win preside and viii take for
the subject OF her annual address
"our Line.Up with Living Issues -
Mrs. Mabel g. Rcinckc. the only
woman 10 America who has ever
been appointed TO the office OF inter.
nal revenue collector. viii speak on
youths Night" and Mrs Maudc
Perkins. director OF tho Young
Peoples Branch. viii talk on Law
Enforcement
Miss cssic Blnford Of Chicago.
win speak 90 Modern News Stand
Literature and MLss Elearono Hut.
cell deputy police commissioner OF
Detroit. viii give an address and
also arrange for delegates 10 visit
tho women's bureau OF the Detroit
police department
MrE. Nina j. Hclliuger. supervisor
~ foreign pupils In tho public
schools. will speak on "Amcricanlza.
ton. and Mrs Elizabeth Il. Perkins
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Personal

Mrs J. D. Farrell and Miss Helen
Farrell win leave This evening f1r
Nyw York 90 attend the Hufso show
Ma A y. safer aud daughter
Miss Gertrude Safer have returned
from am extended ttip abroad Mrs
Safer len llHi April Tor Paris where
she Joined Miss Safer, who has been
studying there FOR two years They
spent the summer in travel On The
continent
Dr. and Alrs 4 q Loo returned
Wednesday night from an extended
trip iu Eastern cities and Cuba.
AIr and Ate Knox walEcm. of
Vancouver r. g., were the week end
guests ~ Sic md Mrs Rex Stafford.
Mr Howard Frame left wcdnes.
day night for berkeley 20 attend the
Washington Berkeley football game
Mrs Harry whitney Treat and
MI. prsrtlis .rr,,t varI ts,,,. me-.
,uhsr q ON The t,rilnc Tor Hone
lulu 10 spend the winter. Miss 10y.
al Treat viii visit Miss Sally Har-
huuEh while they are away
Mrs William Randall Crawford
has returned from visit with her
daughter Miss Katherine Crawford
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p.;doe Luncheon val Honor Tloo, Fruit and
Flo,rer MiSSiOa Bazaar December ?

-, ,,,sr Mis- philip KinEsE who
,vnty returned f7om a w. y,
nj, abruaI auJ MIS- q D.
~. ,,rmeriy 90 Spokane, Who
-, y. r.,ntly semc here 10 make hs I
= M Bron H. sutton viii
''i. en-. vith bridge luncheon ne
'''', son, an Tuesday afternoon
Ns,'' tslts will tr Boo paA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-12
Engagement Of Miss
Martin Announced

AT and Mrs Thomas Martin OF
Yakima announce the engagement
OF their daughter. Virginia Harar
son. 60 Al Proctor Hubbard or
Seattle
Miss Martin has been student
At 81 Nicholas School in Seattle
and Mr, Hubbard attended the Uni.
verslty Of Washington. where he
was member Of Beta Theta ri
The wedding will take place In
Yakima on December ~
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MOTHERS CLuH
RUSfMAGE SALE

BETA Kappa Mother. club will
hold q rmmuGe suir, on Friday
and Saturday November 70 and "a,
az sois weaiaks Them will be a
gttt table. also toys and games in
addition 10 tho clothing
LADIES IOWA CtIU
The Ladies' Iowa club viii have
luncheon on Friday November
"a. AZ 1880 o'clock nj Moves cafe,
terra A business meeting viii foi.
low the luncheon Al Iowans in.
yitsd
Ia nOHEME MUSIC CLuB
The next monthly meeting ~ In
Bohcmc Music Club will DO held Fri-
day. November Is. AZ tho home ~
strs S. Harrison, sos Smith ST..
with Airs James G EoEwcll as hos,
ssa Tho program VIII feature a
study OF modern Italian opera and
is Interpretation
I, follows;
Soprano
% Mo Babhluo caro- from
"Ginuni Schirrhl" ..,.. Furciut
MrH Claiming PrlchaTd
Piano
Selections from titRlihn operas
Mira, Roietisk Dunbar
Paper
Modern italian Opera"
Mrs, Y. G. Arsacu
Violin
ssrcphde" from Jewels Of the
Madonna ....s Wolf FcrrRri
Mrs J. s, Harrison
Contrnltp=-
'fiAri ~ Ia Mg from Jewels
OF the Madonna Wolf Feffhri
Ars. Z, s. Fowler
Soprano
lin Qu~jls Trims Morbide
from "Manou BrEcaut pugcini
''Bsllntclla' from "phgilacc"
&C.,. .s.sss.s.t.-ss. Lc0nCRvello
Mrs Claiming prirhhrd
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For the pleasure Of her little
daughter. Mary Jean. on her fourth
birthday. Mrs Andrew Bushell en-,
tertained twelve OF her little friends
OF her home on Tuesday after
noon.
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BUSINESS MEETING

The French Canadian Club will
have n business meeting Friday cvo-
ming. November 10. at sI5 o'clock.
Mt 1874 First ave. Following the
business session n musical program
will DO rendered
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EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM
III A NrNrLrt

INTERPLAY Pr a. VIII give an cdu.
cational program and Dads Night"
Friday. November 10, at 8 o'clock.
IN the school lunch room Rev. Ed.
ward Lincoln Smith viii give an
address and Miss l.. NJ Kelly. prin.
cipal Of the School. will toll OF her
recent European trip. Girls IN the
sixth grade win furnish the music.
A social hour ana refreshments viii
conclude the program
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+. SILVER TEA

Seattle Council Of Minute Women
will celebrate Armistice Day with
silver tea at the home OF Mrs. Edgar
Ames. 1892 Harvard NJ, on Friday,
November 10. from 2.3O 10 O'Clock.
Pupils from tho Cornish school will
furnish the program
Mrs Eliza Ferry Leory, Mrs.
David T.. Fryer. Mrs. =. y carpen-
ter and Mrs Emil Marx will preside
at the tea table.
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VIII talk on Child welfare
The departments will exhibit their
work. "A nationwide educational
program thru n cooperative cxhlb.
a. which win be on view during the
convention In tho Woodward Ave.
nue. Baptist church
CITY FEDERATION ". {. r. L.
HAS NEW OFFICERS
~ the meeting OF the city Fed.
sntion OF w, c, r. L.. held Tues.
day At Plymouth church. the follow.
lng officers were elected 10 serve for
the coming year: Mrs Emma Nor.
rison. reelected president: Mrs. Mat.
tic Rohimon, vice president. Mrs. I'm.
ma Davis corresponding secretary.
Mrs. Henrietta Hin. recording secre.
tary Mrs. Mac Daigh Welsh. treas.
urcr
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MOTHERS CLUB

Beta Theta III Mothers Club will
meet at the chapter house. 1911 T..
37th st.. Friday. November 10, at
.. m. Mrs. Merret BIoxom. Mrs
| w. r. Coleman and Mrs. T.. H..
Eckman hostesses
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0rthOpedic Shops

North End Guild with Mrs. @.
yslntush as hostess. will have
sars. az the service NJ tho ortho-
1tc Lunch room on Friday. As
ss;ins viii be Mrs. Charles Nc.
Coaash. Mrs =. F.. Fisher. Mrs.
RF. Gearhart. Mrs. A. Y Bentley.
Nr Ajax Bentley. Mrs. A. n. r.
Critters Mrs. F. d. Kimball. Mrs,
" J, Morrow. Mrs. c. ~. May.
yr Ross McCauslaud, Mrs. F. f.
aacnh Mrs. C. ". Payne. Mrs.
~. sharp, Mrs. F. II. Van wyck.
Nm G. V. wiltsle, Mrs. Nell Ellis.
ya o. Williams and Mrs. j.
saslrs.
D.lny.Fuhrman Guild with Mrs,
. ", Kucher and Mrs. c, r, Har,
"a VIII Be- in charge AZ the Thrift,
sop on Friday morning and Mrs,
Hirs Emmons and Mrs. Edward
B Hanlsy will have charge in the
stsrEoon
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cHAPTEn a. o. p. u. o.

Chapter a. o., T. l.. o., will meet
with Miss Amy Fahey. 24O7 N. 44th
st.. al 8 p. m. on Friday, Noyem
Der 10. a report win be given OF
tho supreme convention recently
held In Minneapolis.
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ANNUAL BAZAAR
AND DINNER

The women's Auxiliary Of All
Saints Church will have its annual
'bazaar and dinner Friday, Noyem-
Der ~. afternoon and evening at
the Lakeside clubhouse. The bazaar
Will open at 2 o'clock; dinner from
/ 6 until 1880 o'clock
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DANIEL BAGLEY FATHER

AND SON BANQUET
Tho annual banquet Of tho fathers
and sons OF Daniel Bagley school viii
be held Friday. November IL. at $40
O'Clock, in Lincoln high school lunch
room. 4 splendid program has been
arranged. which VIII include stunts
by the boya. songs by tho Boys Glcc
-Club and community singing led by
Mr.. Arlander MIR Bennle Of the
Y. VI. c. a. will be the speaker Of
the evening.
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RADIANT CHAPTER
TO GIVE DANCE

Radiant Chapter 80 Co. . T. s.,
will give dancing party at tho
Scottish Rite Temple Harvard and
Broadway. Friday evening. Soyem,
Der ~.
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RuMMAGE sALE

Beta Kappa Mothers club will
conduct a rummage sale at 1889
Westlakc ave, on Friday and Sat
urday, November 1914. In addition
10 clothing. a special feature Of the
bazaar will he a gift table and a
table where toys and games will be
on sale.
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Informal Afternoon

4, the Kensington Tor members
80 guests OF the womeRs Cnivsr
nv club 70 be given Friday after
-cn a, half after O'Clock. Miss
ts,aae Pollock will entertain the
s,srnal group. gathered ~ the fire
II. With a reading Of Lulu Noll-
-.rs ply Of the Southern noun
,anssrs. "Sun.up,"
Reservations for the tea hour
VII y KEEP, open until 10 O'Clock
a Friday morning
Mn Curtis Williams and Mrs e.
v. rmphrey win be the hostess,
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BOARD MEETING

Eastern star club VIII hold a
board meeting at II a m on FRI
day November 49, Luncheon for
members only viii be served at
1916 o'clock. followed by bust
ness meeting at 2 o'clock.
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BETHANY CHURCH
TO HAVE SALE

Group No, Of BeiMny Presby'
terrain Church Will hold u sale Of
useful and fancy articles suitable Tor
christmas giftS on Saturday Noyem'
Der ~ nt West IighlAd Drive.
lscfreshments viii be served from
noon until $40 o'clock.
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CLUBS FOR FRIDAY
woNANs

WoNAN's
CENTURY CLUE
The literature and travel depart.
aeta Of the Woman's Century Club
10 meet in the Little Theafer at
i O'clock. Friday. November II.
Sinclair Lewis book. "Arrowsmith.
VII Be reviewed BY Mrs. Fred w.
Bert Jr.. and Madame curie and
Story Of Radlum." by Marion Gun
ilnEham. win Be reviewed BY Mrs.
1 l, Stephens.
AZ lao o'clock the members Of
ne club will meet in general as
'smoy tn the Little Theater. The
pissttnt, Mrs. J. r. Macpherson.
Na preside for the first time since
nsf Illness. At . o'clock the after.
cons program will be given under
y direction Of the Current Events
D''atment Mrs. r. w. Melsnest.
-aArman. They will present as the
Tassr for this afternoon eileen
n'sass assistant professor OF dra.
4uc art and English Of the Uni.
asi'y OF Washington. Mr.. Hughes
''u' the summer in Europe and is
Va'ed TO discuss from first hand
iVation the newest develop.
Rls In the world Of the theater.
~ 'opic will be "Theater Art in
ans london and New York
LIBERATION CLUBS
ToNEET
Federation Clubs to meet Friday
s''smoer 10, are: Womens Lake.
! 20 civic Improvement Club. an.
~ bazaar. from 10 a. m. TO 10 D.
: AZ the IngIcwood Community
sDa0use, Angelina and 50th ave. s.
subscription booth for 40 maya.
~ Mra J. Hide Smith, chair.
r' Kitchen booth. Mrs c. g.
'-asfen' chairman; candy and deli.
e''sn booth, Mrs.. Charles Thorn.
~ ~ COL and handkerchief booth
~ !. Johnson Stewart; arts and
,,a,, OOoth, Mrs. j. Foster Dean
H.. nls. NJ. II. Brown. apron booth
49,. henry Fickeisen: dress Of 100
80 Mrs. w. f.. Colcock En-.
,,... n''eni Mrs y. l.. Randall
b.ras Chairman; Mrs. Walter
49,. ~ cafeteria luncheon all day.
pros ,...a supper Friday evening
M '''p' farce by women Of the
gh seward Social and Literary
M - O'clock, at the home Of
nS,.. .0nn Matson, 1903 3lst ave.
" ~ shepard.Towner bill; Mrg.
o.. o. Banhart. speaker. Piano
M Mrs. T. Granville Marshail
Tbs ., s ~ Plough, assisting hostess,
wax, sororia OF the UnlversItv q,
NJ, ,ns'on, . O'clock, in Inc WON.
Eonar.p''.atl room Of the u1me
'''"o'nlcs hall nuns
NhFlT BAzAAp
.n.t U'asr win be given for uc
@,r,,.soaI the needy members Of
", keen T. p, Lodge No 2. q o. n.
tr.n we Social Club Of Ever.
il. iro,, Lodge Friday. november
anil m,d. o'clock in the afternoon
ty,a " n",i, Lunch viii be-
rnInp continuously afternoon and
y beautiful and useful mr.
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cARn rAnrY cnAlnMAN

Mrs Albert schrnm. city chairman
OF Tho Diocesan Council OF Catholic
Women. hBs appointed Mira Harry
Schiller chairman OF the card party
10 b. given at Tho olympic on
Tuesday, December
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WoMEN's COMMERCIAL. CLUB
SUNDAY SCHOOL
TO HOLD BAZAAR

Washington Park sunday School
will hold a bazaar on Friday after
noon and evening. November l1ih
In the chapel. 5lHt and +. Madison,
There VIII be program In the
evening, The public is invited
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L.EsCHI PIT A.

L.EsCHG PIT \.
leschl Pr 4. viii meet AZ the
school Friday. November 10. a. 7A5
! O'Clock MIR Worth Mcclure viii
give an address. choosing FOR his
subject. Education la Seattle
schools"
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CHORAL CLUB no
uEJIgARgE

Nordica Choral club viii hold ts
regular rehearsal Friday. November
10. Of o'clock, at 6l01l unlvcrs.
ny building New members vol
come.
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AUTHORS WILL BE
HONOR GUESTS

Local authors who will bo guests
Of honor at tho Friday afternoon
reception at the Frederick 4 Mel
son Book Fair viii include Dean "
Lyle Spencer. Miss Ruth Durhsim,
Mrs. salome Ellis. Mrs. Mabel Gle.
land. w. w Woodbridge. DR.. IT.
Il. Mattcson. Mrs +. Rony Weir
Tho reception which VIII n
given under the auspices OF the
Literary Division OF the Fine Arts
Department Of tho Seattle Fcdera.
ton OF womcn's Clubs. viii have
these ciubwomen az hostcsses: Mrs,
T. II. Dudden, chairman OF the Arts
Division OF tho Fine Arts Depart.
mcnt OF the Federation. Mrs, Her
bert Ames. OF the West Seattle
study club: Mr8. Eugene Bell. Co
tcrie Club. pr Helen Coughlin. Sc.
attic civic Improvement Club; Mrs.
Clinton +. Weeks. Alpha Club. Mrs.
o. NJ. Gaudy, sorosis Club.
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RuMliAGE SALE

ri Sigma Gamma Mothers Club
VIII hold rummago sale on Friday
aud Saturday. November i3th and
lath. al 2s20 Second ave.
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sOCIAL OLLIE

The Social Score club will meet
with Mrs. Carrie Hamilton. 3l2 gath
nye. s. on Friday. November 10.
Luncheon win be served at !
o'clock
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Women's Clubs


ticles, which will be on sale Dancing
and entertainment all evening.
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Plane
tal IA Rstour' .t,-ss.,..a Beethoven
AI fsyatse" .a... ....s. beethoven
Atfs. Vera wuils ulip
N0cai-SorwsEi Folk sonEs
Mrs Ben Tulisfsou
Mrs A. Aaibu A. the plano
Violin
tsl Romance" ..-,--,. wispiaWsEi
10 "Mslody'' s.s,, ..... paweH
Miss EDITH Fnulkes
Mrs. Daisy 80 brown AZ the plano
vocal
ia Sreii,and, IL IN. woods, Gsoa
co. night" .,.-,-.st..s..s nrovn
tcl This Trump~tsr ..r..... Dix
Nr, Frank ". Harmon
Miss Juiis senslsr at the plano
Vocal
u, Ave Maria tviolin obbliEstol
...s..sa s.r...s.,.s. Franz Schubert
o. a birthday" ,.s.s.y.. woodmhn
Miss Lurllls Foster
Mrs. Daisy ". Brown At the piano
Reading --'-Tas Patchwork Quit
Roberta Conkiln
Vocal
tsl "Fairy Piper .....,. brewer
90 Animal Crackers" Hadsmsr
lcl Lost ...s.s.,..- wells
Cscils parbszat GRrtn
Mrs, Montgomery Lynch a. the plano
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Musical Tea

The Lyric Club viii give tho first
% its musical teas on Friday after
noon, November rs, az ss1o o'clock.
In the ladies' parlor o. the First
Presbyterian church
During the social hour. Mrs Fred
Buttsrworth. Mrs Alexander Meyers,
Mrs W. $ Pond and Mrs. o. II Car
penter will preside o., the tea tables.
The following program viii be Civ
~ during the afternoon
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Col Ellsworth Circle, Ladies OF
tho the @. A. T.. win serve a home
cooked luncheon on Friday. Novem-
Der Is. at Veterans hall. Armory
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The Past Presidents Club Of Clara
Parton Tent No, I. ID OF ", viii have
It's regular meeting on Friday. No
yembcr 10, at the Metropolitan tea
room. Luncheon will be served at 1
o'clock.
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SALE OF HOME
COOKED FOODS

Tho choir guild Of Epiphany
Church viii hold sale or home.
cooked foods at the church on sat.
urday. November a. Tea will be
served la tho afternoon,
woMEN's COMMERCIAL. CLUB
The women'A Commercial Club
win hold a special gettogcthcr meet.
ipE in Madam Hayes shop IN the
Denny building. Thursdly evening
November IL. nt o'clock.
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The west Seattle Methodist
church viii hold rummngo sale on
Friday, November "a, nt the Econ.
omy Market The sale will begin
at 10 o'clock,
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Success Every Time

This dessert is named Jtii-x~H
because it always jrli,, and jells
Sptli! That is one, If not its most
important feature. Simply follow
directions and you will find Jell-
well an always successful dessert.
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Birthday Party

70-NTF' IT - NFNFFT8
Mrs. Montgomery Lynch a. the plano
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Free Offer II you will try Iell.wel, we arc
mend il to others So make you this offer;
II YOU will agree recommend Jellwell to FIVE of your
friends and send the package fronts from five el-
well boxes together with the coupon we will send you
Of four attractive individual aluminium mod' Read
carefully the coupon opposite.)
Your friends will thank you for telling them about
f.ll.well
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-16
Who Said 1t and
Where

"Men's muscles move better when
their souls are making merry music"
Happiness aids men to work better
George Eliot asserts in adam Bedc. y
ambition should be made Of stern.
er stuff"
The ambitious person must not be
easily discouraged, Shakespeare writes
in Julius Caesar"
Dominion Is a breeze that changes.
and power Is a lightning that de.
ceives."
Dominion and power give false as
surance. we are reminded in the
"Maoamat" of Hariri.
"In colors. like TO happiness,
Contentment aye is clad"
Contentment is radiant like happi-
ness. Calderon says in ia 'Banday
La Flor"
"Youth Is continual intoxication,
the fever OF reason"
Youth is always given to impulsivs
action. La Rochefoucauld asserts in
his "Maxims."
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