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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-10-28
About Your Teacher.

For some time the writer of this
editorial has harbored an ambition
to pay tribute to the sourest teach
er it was ever his hard lot to draw.
AS some forty thousand Grand
Rapids youngsters have just re
turned to school, made the ac-
quaintance of their new school
MAINS and received their first les
sons, this seems as good a day as
any.
This teachers face gave the i'm
preston that she was constantly
biting into a persimmon. Her
voice had all the sweetness of a
squeaking brake. She was old and
her skin was leathery and wrinkled,
and her eyes struck a CLINT of steel
through her spectacles. She had a
trick of irony that would make
shivers run up youngsters spine
If she turned his way. Children did
not love her. They tried to dodge
her room, and sometimes their mo-
theirs helped them. They studied,
not because she inspired them, but
because they feared her.
Her methods of course were all
wrong by the rules of modern peda-
gogy, which wants the young mind
to unfold like bud, and reach out
like the busy bee after honey. We
suppose this teacher had been dis
appointed in love or something, and
lost her power to stimulate child
ren. by smiles and kindness and in
tuition, and simply determined to
earn her living in the only way left
to her withered personality. At
any rate we hated her, thoroughly,
sincerely and enthusiastically and
worked like Trojans to save our
dignity from blisters.
1t was years afterwards before
we came to have any feeling of
thanks toward that Tartar of the
primary grades. Struggling with
calculus and trigonometry and
bookkeeping and ballistics, it was
our discovery that she had left us
a priceless gift-arithmetic, "down
colo" We not only knew those
simple and basic rules of multiple
cation and subtraction and the like,
but they were second nature. They
popped right up when needed.
There was boy in a navigation
class whose teacher had slipped
him through" for his parents sake
or because he was an athlete, and
every problem the poor fellow at
tackled made us think how much
good that hateful but absolutely
priceless and wonderful old teacher
OF ours could have done him.
Perhaps the Grand Rapids schools
OF today have no more of those stiff
martinets of instructors. The bob
bed-halred lasses who take teacher
examinations nowadays look as if
they might rule by more potent
force than fear. But if there is,
here and there, a teacher like our
dear and sour old scold and terma-
giant, this is by way of warning to
all boys and girls: Don't dodge her.
She'll save you time and pain later
on.-Grand Rapids (Mich) Press.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-10-28
Less Gas: More Speed.

Messrs. Emil Wallgren and Guy
Hogan Of Rib Lake have secured a
patent on new continuance for in
stallation on automobiles which do
not have circulating pump, such
as Fords, which bids fair to be a
big thing. Their preliminary ideas
and sketches were turned over to
the Tomahawk Steel e Iron Works
for perfection and that company
has finished the first order which
will be installed on cars as demon
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-10-28

But you knew naught of his secret thought,
For he was silent chap.
Yes you knew naught of his secret thought,
Though his fancies may have strayed
To the mad, free fun of the big spring
run"
Or the jam" or the "old stockade-"
Or to drinking dens, when friends were
friends"
Or fought Ger tickle jade.
Then would it seem Dams eyes would gleam,,
And his pipe stem gurgle hoarse,
AS for "Moonshine Shack" he'd take a tack,
And grimly hold his course
Ambrosial cup! One fiery sup!
Ye gods !! :? but what remorse
rs an even bet they'll get you yet"
4 Quoth Dan, facetiously,
AS he drank a toast to Carrigan's ghost
And the devil on spree.
But Carrigan said hed not stay dead,
But come back for iamboree.
Thus Carrigan defed all men
All law, and the devil too
For he claimed 'Old Nick" was just plumb
sick
For a jolt of his home brew
DoU 4 II oSS AA1in III LCll 4OIS lie SSLS d
smell"
He grinned and his boast came true
n NIGHT attack took Moonshine Shack
Il In the twinkling of an eye.
1t disappeared in manner weird
CNo corpus deictD
But the natives tell of sulphur smell,
AS High lake went bone dry
Now should you ride with Dan, the guide,
You'll note, at evenfall,
How, beneath the tan, this big He-man
Pales at the looms sad CALL
He strikes light, to take alright
At shadows on the wall.
For on frozen nights meath Northern
Lights,
Says Gossip, with eery thrill,
A spook glides back to a vanished shack,
In search of battered still.
But if Dan keeps faith with this tipsy
wrath,
lis quite against his will.
Yet he must suppose, when the night wind
blows,
And whines around his shack;
Or growls in toused pine, and bowls
Through creeking tamarack;
Or bangs the door-the bolted door
It's Carrigan, come back
Outdoor America.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-10-28

DR. Doran is a regular graduate
in medicine and surgery. He visits
professionally the more important
towns and cities and offers to all
who call on this trip free consulta-
ton.
According to his method of
treatment he does not operate for
chronic appendicitis, gall stones,
ulcers of stomach, goitre, tonsils
or adenoids.
He has to his credit wonderful
results in diseases of the stomach,
liver, bowels, blood, skin, nerves,
heart, kidneys, bladder, bed
wetting, catarrh, weak lungs, rheu-
matism, sciatica, leg ulcers and
rectal ailments.
If you have been ailing for any
length of time and do not get any
better, do not fail to call, as i'm
proper measures rather than dis
ease are very often the cause of
your long standing trouble.
Remember above date, that con-
sultation on this trip will be free
and that his treatment is different.
Married women must be accom-
panied by their husbands.
Address: 1856 Boston Block +,
Minneapolis, Mimi. 21-3t*
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-10-28
'CARRIGAN'S GHOST"
or the Ballad of the lincolnshire SHACK

Inc lines were found Boulder
erWhof
lived White Sand Fshtrap
ABOUT
Inc following
Outdoor America and credit foown
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-10-28

EDITORS NOTE: In submitting this
queer MS. for publication, the finder, Mr..
Lowry believed it to be either hoax, or
the vagary of some idling genius, but in
quiry has since disclosed the fact that there
actually did live, in the neighborhood re-
ferred to, a character tallying with the des-
criptive verses written on the birch bark.
1t seems that ne was sort of independent
distiller and chemist-in a quiet way. of
course and was quite popular among mus
<ie fishermen of the older school. His sud-
den, if not violent, retirement from bust
ness was a shock to his many friends, it is
said.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-10-28

4 AH, hunted man was Carrigan
" With a record black as sin,
Who never knew, while mixing brew,
When shootin' would begin;
But hummed a tune, and brewed the
moon
Likewise synthetic gin.
His shack stood near CLASSY mere,
Git was the lake called "High'O
Where he might note each passing boat
And keep a watchful eye
For Iook-see men had marked his den.
And he was dangerous guy.
~ OW "Muskie Dan" was real Herman,
Up there in the Big Outdoors;
a silent chap, who chewed his Scrap"
And manned two steady oars;
And smoked pipe that was DER ripe,
And he slept in his underdrawers
With axe and saw, and Mackinaw,
He had cut a swath full wide
AS Lumber Jack, but now alack
For vanity and pride,
He needs must row the H2O,
A meek and lowly guide.
He needs must row the H20-
His birthright he must sell
And bark to tales of captured VIVA es,
His simple scholars tell
The while he tours with dripping oars,
The snag-toothed littoral
But "Muskie Dam and Carrigan
Were as companions boon,
And the weary guest, who came for rest,
Or to trail the listless spoon,
Was rowed to gin, in a sylvan inn,
Or introduced to moon"
Dan cooked his head for the next weed bed,
On High or old ''Fishtrap,'
While from shore to shore served as cuspi-
dor,
As he took a chew of scrap;
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-10-28

Victor H. Paltsits, of the New
York Public Library, doubts the
authenticity Of the famous Bixby
letter which has been ascribed to
Abraham Lincoln.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-10-28

When a woman can't find any
other place to put thing she
holds it in her mouth.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-10-28

Men who take things seriously
get away with them.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-10-28

Villas County News $500 a year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-24
No-HoSt Dinners Planned
for Coli Club Party

Numerous no,host groups are be,
ing arranged for the Halloween din,
nor dance at the Seattle Golf Club
Saturday evening. October 81
One party viii include Mr.. and
Mrs. w E. Bocing. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Warren Boole. Mr.. and Mrs.
charles II. Farrell. Mr.. and Mrs.
raul Mandell Henry, Mr. and Mrs.
John H. Hewitt, Mr., and Mrs Carrie
ION Huiskamp. Or. and Mrs. ]. Tate
Mason. DR.. and Mrs. Walter Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Mcyey. Mr..
and Mrs David II. Moss. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. McGraih. DR.. and Mrs,
Richard Perry. Mr.. and Mrs. sam
uel Russell and Mr.. and Mrs. T. r.
Stannard.
Included in another party win be
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Stewart Dow.
ney, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward l. Gar
rett. Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Willard
Sitlmson. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. d. Aerrieil.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Brinklcy, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Greer and Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas stimsou.
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Guild VIII Sponsor
Dance and Card Pdrtg

Members Of Denny, Thurman
Guild OF tho Children's orthopcdic
hospital viii sponsor dance and
card party on Saturday evening
November Z. az o'clock. at The
Wisonian.
The committee on arrangements
includes Mrs Alfred ". Mylroie
Mrs II, W Bruen and Mrs. ", G,
Cable.
Mrt. A. A. Sutherland. Mrs. c. L
Dole and Mrs. 5, r Hayes arc In
charge Of the card tables and Mrs.
II, H. Morris OF the prizes
Mrs Wilmon Tucker and Mrs.
samuel lie Roy Crawford arc look.
ms after tho publicity.
Tickets may bc obtained from
AIRS, T. Silvcrstoue. CApitl4ss5,
Mrs Alfred W. MylroiescApltl-4Tse.
and Mrs, samuel I.c Roy Crawford.
CApitti&is.
Reservations FOR card tables may
he made with Mrs A. A. suther.
land. CApltl2s52
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Orthopedic Lunch and
Thrift Shops

Capitol Hill Guild will be In
charge at the Orthopedic Lunch
room Monday, with Mrs. u. n.
Sven as hostess, assisted by Mrs.
Mary Terrell GIesting. Mrs G.. II.
slipper, Mrs. Mabel Dorr. Mrs.
Bruce Shorts, Mrs. II. Frye, Mrs.
Harry Gray, Mrs II. y. Jones, Mrs.
Lily KEENAN,, Mrs. r. j. Mullane.
Mrs. p. Wolgemuth, Mrs c. Gal
iger, Mrs Fred Brndcn, Mrs. Miller
Freeman, Mrs j.. i. Newton, Mrs.
VI. J. Council. Mrs II. A. Chad
wick, Mrs. George u. Patton and
Miss VI. s. Cardin.
University Guild, with Mrs Ed
ward G. Boutwell, and Mrs. T. II.
Murphy win have charge at the
Thrift Shop Monday morning. In
the afternoon Mrs. T. y. Bartels
and Mrs, J. j.. Campbell viii be in
charge for Washington Park Guild.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-24
West Side to Giue
Musical Tea

West Side unit OF the Music and
Art Foundation Fund viii give its
first silver musical tea Of tho season
on Wednesday afternoon. October IS
at 2I5 O'Clock, at the West Seattle
Community Club. Holgate and i7th
ave. s. W.
Mrs. Dana Brown viii be in charge
OF the DINING room, assisted by the
Misses Louise shorett. Dixie Dawson
and Zelma HiEgfnbotham. Mrs. H.
v. Campbell viii pour.
MT. J. A. Blair will speak on Per.
sian rugs. This will be tho first Of
a series Of three afternoon studies
on Oriental rugs which Mr.. Blair
viii give during the season.
Mrs. GwendoIyn Gcary Rugs viii
render three songs from the Oriental
Cycle, "on Jhelum River" by Amy
Woodford F'inden.
Following the policy OF the West
Seattle unit to introduce some young
student on each monthly program.
Dclvia Parrot III years, win give two
violin numbers, That's" by Masse.
net, and "Scherzo. by Van Goens.
Mrs. NJ. p. Kirkpatrick and Mrs.
Florence Cooter will be the accom-.
panlsts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-24
Music and Art Fund Tea

The Denny Blaine and AIadrona
Unit Of the Music and Art Founda-
lion Fund viii give a musical ten
Friday afternoon, October 30, at 2:3O
o'clock, at the home OF Mrs Victor
.5taadecker, 26O 39th ave. n.
The program will consist Of two
lroups Of songs by Miss Nadj Ros-
retti, one in English and ono In
italian, and two piano selections by
Miss Mary Dawson. Mrs A. S.
Kerry will speak on the purpose and
achievements OF the organization.
Residents In the Denny Blaine and
Madrona districts who arc interested
IN the movement are cordially invited
0 attend tho tea
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Program Announced
for Sonata Recital

The first o. o series Of sonata
rsclials 10 be gwen ri tho Cornish
rchDol by Peter Mcremblum. Russian
yiolui6t. assisted by Berthe P0ucy
DOW, VIII take place Tuesday eve
ming. October ~. and continue each
Tuesday evening for five weeks.
The program Is announced az FOL
lows
"soHata IN y alnor" ......-
s....s..s.-..s.. LseIuITr iCg1sl7fD
lu POGO HHdaute
Allegro
AHfhbhHda TanhgTlni
sonata jn . Minor s..,r...a.-.
INF ss.-.-.. Loghirill lis1sIstD
Motto Largo
Allegro frrosr
AFlh, AdaEio
Sonata TFiIlo de Diabls .........
-.,s.sr..s TaftiHi uGS..IT5gB
LHfEhrtfD uffetuosg
Allegro
Grave. CandsBge
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4ctiUe Members VIII
Giue Program

The active members Of the Ladies'
Musical Club will meet Monday. DC.
fober 20. at 2 o'clock. al Rainier
chapter House. when the following
program win be presented:
Violin ensemble
''FruhlinEsllsd'' op Is No. 1 Schubert
"Andants" tRus der Symphonic.
No. u ..,...........,t-. Ross'ti
"Mnuctt" Quartet op H. 40. ~
..s.............. .,,t,.-.a... Haydn
Romance ..,..,..,........ Mozart
"Rondo" tsoHa'ins: op, 1o1 Weber
Down in the DESERT ............
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Gertrude Ross
The House 49,, Beatrice \. Bartoll
Mrs. d. c. Kssslsr
IRIS. Daisy wood TTlidretn at the piano
Piano
"Barcaroiie, A Minor .Rubsnsteln
Variation Brilliant, FLA, Major"
......'....,, .....,..-...,.. Chopin
Mrs. Paul Barnes
toio.
nov Like a Lantern" ..........
..............,.sA. Walter Kramer
Passing BY ...".- Henry Purcell
NY Own True Love" from
Mrs Kssoisr
tiolln ensemble
"soherzo cGprlccIo" aendeiRobn
Aria aus ''Des MeaBla" .n... Handel
sarabande' ,........s......., Bach
'Finale" Couartet No. 80 Hayden
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-24
Y. w. c. A. NOTES

Meetings Of the various clubs II
the Y. W. C. A, win be held next
week as follows:
Monday. October 2e-opportuni,y
School OF the y. ". c. A., fourth
floor, p. M classes.
Tuesday. October 27-Cosmopolitarl
Club Of the Y. w c. A.. ten room
7 p. m, annual banquet.
Business Girls Club OF the Y. "
c. A, third floor club room, 7 .. ms
Business meeting,
Blue Triangle Residence Club 81
the Y. W. C. A., 6 p. M. dinner
Helen Van Glider in charge.
wednesday, October U.s. etc
Club OF tho y. w. c. A., has
ium, 1850 p. m, masquerade.
Thursday, October 2s-Alsacon
Club OF the Y. W. c. A. second floor
club, S n. m. Halloween party, Miss
Anna S. Swanson in charge.
Friends OF All Club or the y. W.
C. A. third floor club room. : p. m.
Bible lesson, taught by Mrs. Jos. c.
Black
Union Bible Club OF the Y. ". G.
A., Bible rooms. I p. m. Bible dis
cussion led by Miss Helen Galley.
saturday. October S1--Juniors Of
the Y. W. c. A., auditorium, 10 a.
IN. 10 L.
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Halloween Pdrty

In honor Of her mother, Mrs.
Harry u. Lear, Miss Kathryn Lear
entertained with Halloween party
inls afternoon at the hono Of Mrs.
j. u. Shaughnegsy.
The outoftown guests included
AIr. and Mrs. NJ 70. Marsh and Mr..
nd Mrs. George Moore, Of Tacoma
and Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer lIurd md
yIr, and Mrs. Dale Wade, Of Elmo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-24
Beacon HH Guild
Plans Card Partn

Beacon I'M Guild o. tho ortho.
pcdic Hospital viii entertain with
a card party 2n Tuesday evening,
october 81. at o'clock. al the
Beacon HIN Community clubhouse,
Mrs. Patrick 81 rtmmany and
Sirs Mark Roster .viii receive ihe
Eutits.
The committee = arrangements
IEe ulJs Mrs. H. HIrdcr. chair,
man; Mrs. r, ctCksr. Mira ~. A.
Endres. Mrs George po-nbe-Esr
and Mrs. l., f. winEsi.
Reservations MAJ 10 mada with
Mrs. Harden. BEacn.osio. or Mrs,
Tammany. BEacu .sI0i.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-24
MINUTE WOMEN TO HOLD
QUARTERLY MEETING

Tho combined quarterly meeting
of tho King County and the Seattle
Council Of Minute Women win bo
held on Thursday, October goth, at
2 o'clock in Rainier Chapter ID.
A. r., House 500 II, Roy ST., cor
nor Of Harvard n,
A meeting Of the county officers
VIII be held at | o'clock, preceding
the general meeting, Tcu win be
served after tho meeting.
AZ this meeting, tho first OF tho
club year which was postponed
from September on account OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-24
Tico Euents on Calendar

"" - b'ftNo btt Attt ftAAAhf
Before the members Of the Won.
ems University Club ana their
guests on Tuesday evening. October
81, Dr. Herbert H. Gowen viii read
his play entitled. "Wiu Adams
Pilot" The plot Of the play Is
based on a stirring incident IN thr
history OF Japan.
Preceding the reading Mrs Fred
eriCk Morgan Padelford viii enter.
tain az dinner ia honor OF pr. and
Mrs G1Srp,
The bridge committee OF tho club
with Mrs William c. Clark as
chairman. has arranged special
Halloween bridge luncheon for Fri
day, October 30. az / o'clock. Resor-
vatons viii close on Thursday eve
ming
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Junior League Meetinq

Members OF the Junior League
will assemble OF the home OF Miss
Catherine Collins on Monday after
noon az o'clock. for their annual
meeting.
New officers aad members Of the
board will he elected for the com
ing year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-24
ADDITIONAL CLUBS

BETHANY LUTHERAN CHURCH
To HOLD BAZAAR
Tho ladies' Aid Society Of Beth.
ans Lutheran church, Fairyicw and
John st.. win hold It's annual bazaar
Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
October 2s2e, in the church par.
lorH
ON Wednesday a New England
dinner will DO served from $50 TO
1880 O'Clock, and on Thursday even.
ing, during tho same hours, the -.
diea will serve a 'Lutcfisk" dinner.
An excellent program OF music and
addresses has been arranged. The
public is Invited.
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Personal

air. and Sire HslFy Kstehan a..
leaving tonight on trip Fast.
Sire Walter Scott IItz VII less.
SUNDAY Tor Spokane where shs -
visit Mn John D9rau fgr a week
sir Albert Charlie Phillips sa
psctsd home about November 2 fros.
o trip Do the East and California
Mrs. Dudley vs. Eurchard "a
leave this evening fgr california q
spend tho winter
Mrr Frederick Bentley 4 lsagin.
November 5 for New York and :
sailing from there On November h
On the Borengara Tor Z d
remain until spring ~
Air. and MrF. Lgchrsn Dohnea,
LAchsa Lou PowoiD returned Thur
dag from their wedding trip 70 Hons
lulu. aud are guests az The home 3.
sin. DOnuelly's parents. Mr ana
Mrs John H. Powell They win lsay,
sunday night Tor C0Idrtup. Mont
where they viii make their home.
Str and Mrs. Lawrence Wiley ~
moved Thursday from their summe,
home az wing Point. and are at n.
Serena Lowell apartments Tor n.
winter
8faJ. Harvard c Moore. T.. s. a.
and Mrs. Moore. az Fort Layton
wiiI leave November ! for San Fran
cisco. where aiajor Moore viii be sa
TONED az the Preside
ar and Mrs. Miles Tammell vii
leave SUNDAY for their home in sar
Francisco, after weeks visit IA
town
Sir and Mrs. John r. Powell az,
expected homo the middle Of nexi
week from d trip East.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-24
Dance VIII Honor
Junior Members

The second Of series OK enter.
tainments given BY the Mount Ba.
her Park Community Club viii be
a Halloween dance In honor Of the
junior members and their friends
on Friday evening, October 30, at
the clubhouse.
The patrons and pasronesses in
elude Mr.. and Mrs. +. n Sweet,
Mr.. and Mrs. Glare sIacklem, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles winders Mr.. and
3lrs. r. &. DahIhjelm, Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. Baker and Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Catlett.
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state meeting. plans viii lie mad
FOR the Observance ~ "Forgei.Me.
Not Day during Armlstics week.
This was one Of the activities de-
cidcd upon during tic state meet
ing held Il month ago az the san,e
place. where women from all oysf
the state told Of the patriotic and
effective work being done BY i.,eir
various rrJups, esp crliy -. csr-
Ing for &c needs oT yep ilss
world wt "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-24

O'Clock, at the Federated ciubhogas.
Roll call, Movie star; piano solos
by Master Niles Sawyer. GJ wills
pcring Waves. 90 Flower song
address by W J Drummouds Of the
Producer Distributing association.
on The Motion Picture Industry.
piano duet. Poe, and Peasant over
ture.' Mrs julius Day and Mrs.
Fred stoyh. dance special by Miss
Do'iy Gage: vocal selection, Lon
donberry Airs,' tnj Would God I
Were the Tender Apple blossom" j..
Cbi God Touched tho Rose" Alma
Holman kem, accompanied by Miss
Mildred Barron. lantern slide lecture
BY afr. Russell. superintendent Of
the water department, on Seattle
Water supply: community singing.
led by VIM. l.. Cooper. Hostesses.
Airs. W. II. Guidcr. Airs. Charles y.
Davis and Airs, o. l.. Nifel. Hus-
hands viii be guests and members
may bring friends Americanizatloa
Bureau. i2 o'clock. at Meves cafe
terra Board meeting al ii:l5
O'Clock.
Friday--Tho Seattle woman's
Club, o'clock az the Federated
clubhouse, Halloween card party.
Mrs. Oliver r, Erickson. chairman OF
social committee. assisted by Mrs.
w. a. shinklo and Mrs. Il. Y. Mel
son; Mrs. II. W Ruitfson. chairman
OF decoration committee. assisted by
Mrs. Il. perdue and Mrs. Tom John.
son.
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TO ENTERTAIN
WAR HRIDES

Following a custom observed for
several years, the Auxiliary Of. Raj.
nlcrNoblo Post, thru It's Americani.
zation work, Of which Mrs. j. H.
LATHE Is chairman, win entertain tho
French War Brides on Armlstlce
Day, Novemlsr II.
Miss Veida 8, Morrow is chairman
OF tho committee In charge OF tho
entertainment. Invitations viii be
Issued shortly TO about one hundred
guests, M
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TENAs CLUB
TO BE ENTERTAINED

The members Of the Texas club
will be entertained with n Halloween
party at tho home Of MIR. and Mrs
Frank w. Cameron, 100 nth ave. n.
on Friday, October 30. Mrs, Rooney
May Benson, Mrs. Mary Lovendu,
and Or. Fannie l.. Cummings will
assist Mrs. Cameron. All former
Texans are cordially invited to bc
present,
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WOMAN $ civic CLUE

The woman's Civic Club win meet
IN the Erickson room at the Y ".
c. a. on Tuesday October 81. al Ia5
O'Clock. Al O'Clock SIR, Frank III
Cameron will speak on Law En-
forccmenf
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HALLOWEEN DANCE AND
CARD PARTY

Robert Morris Chapter, O. Il. S.
will give Halloween dance and
card party Saturday evening, DC.
tobcr 81, at the Masonic Club rooms
in tho Arcade building. AS spc.
cinl feature there viii be prize
waltz for amateurs. An Masons.
Eastern Stars and friends are In.
vitod to attend.
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SEATTLE CHAPTER, d. A. II.

Seattle Chapter, d. a. r., will meet
for luncheon with Mibs Julia Lane,
2736 3ard ave. s., Monday. October
20, Mt | o'clock
Mrs, Oswald Brown, Mrs. A, l..
Carr, Mrs a. ~. Dowsing, Mrs.
Fannie Lelnnd and Mrs a. II. Stay.
maker will be assistant hostcsses