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Palisadian., 1925-01-23
Carnine Richard
Starts $1,OOO,OO0
Building Program

Carmne Richard, well-known real
estate dealer cf Cliffside Park, who
is also president of the Cliffside Park
Construction Company, is planning a
$1,000,000 development on the Silver
Lake property on Anderson avenue in
Grantwood, which he recently ac-
quired. This is one of the most valu-
able tracts of land in this section and
the residents in the vicinity for many
years have wondered just what would
be done with it.
Palisadian., 1925-01-23

A good number of the younger set
will attend the winter dance of the
Phi Delta Epsilon fraternity to be
held in Bogoto tomorrow night at the
private residence of Mrs. c. II. Lang.
Palisadian., 1925-01-23

Answer to Cross Word Puzzle Publish.
ed Last Week
Palisadian., 1925-01-23

Judge Cornelius Doremus for Governor

S. a S a broad proposition under
s. n our American system of
s. government, the two party plan,
* the best public officers have been
<. those who have not been polite
& ians. There is no doubt but
& that this is true. Woodrow Will
q son made one of the most ac-
= ceptable governors New Jersey
~ ever had, largely for this rea-
- son and put into effect more
81 really beneficial legislation than
81 had been enacted for a fifty
S. year period previous to his in
s. duction into office. There ap.
&. pears to be sound reason in the
&, statement made at the beginning
& of this editorial. The profess
e sional politician entering office
q has in the nature of his po-
- sition to cater to too many ele-
~ ments. He must try to please
- both parties and all people, and
81 often winds up with not pleasing
s. any. Few political governors
S are widely popular from par
(. tisan reasons more than any
e other cause. He may affiliate
G with one party or the other, yet
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hterlaken Guild
Pdrtu on Wednesday

Wednesday afternoon az tho Seat.
tie Yacht Club brings the lons.heald-
I'd bridge and nah ionsg tea spon.
sored by the interlaken Guild OF tho
Chlldren's orthopedic hospital.
Among those who have reserved
tables are Mrs, Edwin j. peCOmp.
Mrs, II. W. Clark, MsIs Anne Gille.
Mrs. James West. Mrs. W. ]. Har.
rlson. Mrs. Kenneth Gilbert. Mrs.
Frank f. Michigan. Mrs, Bruce
Parker. Mrs, Charles Studsfeit. Mrs.
Carl Phillips. Mrs, Jay LaChapcllc.
Airs. Herman Bailey, Mra. Roy Cad.
waliadcr, Mrs, John II. King. Mrs
W. l.. poering. Mrs, Gcorge II.
Sparks. Mrs, John lies. Mrs. a. w
Wolf. Mrs X. 7. Phymlan. Mrs. John
Mason. Mrs. \. ID. Remington. Mrs
Gordon Prentice. Mrs. T. J. Hooking.
Mrs. Ray F'tfer. Mrs. y. T. Lacy.
Mrs. J. r, curran. Mrs. II. u. Brack.
ar, Mrs. Len Kay. Mrs. r. z. Dutton.
Airs. George r. waltrom. Mrs. c.
liayers, Mrs. J. y. Hamiil. Mrs. G
- NAot ftAhts Alss = - Attfoils sh4Hs
J. r. COPYRIGHT. Mrs. William r.
Coolidge. Mrs. W. h, Henderson,
Mrs u. @. Goebei. Mrs. James Me.
Cracker and Mrs. NJ. Ruscn.
Tho committee In charge OF the
party Includes Mrs. W. II. Hender.
son. general chairman: Mrs. Herman
Bailey. Mrs, Roy Cadwailader. Mrs.
John r. King. Mrs Charles s,ade.
felt, Mrs. n. G. Goobcl and Mrs. Jay
l.achapeile
Tickets may be obtained from Mrs.
JAchapelie. ENst-4sos. and Mrs, y.
q. Goebei. KEnwd.04s4.
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Seattle Society
Edited by Lillian Keen LeBaister Telephone MA in-060O
Assstant-Laura Emory
Honored at Afternoon Affairs, Many Res
creations for Guild Partg

mo HONOR Miss Kate Kcsslcr. OF
i Port Townsend. and Miss ldalla
lrart. % Everett. hrs. ]. n. Agncw
viii entertain with a luncheon %
sixteen covers ON Wednesday after.
noon st The Tennis club
Miss kcsslcr. who Is the daughter
~ Colonel and Mrs. Percy NJ. Kess.
Ter. Of Port Townsend will we'd
Lieut., Pierre Alexander Agnew. en-,
ginocr corps. T. :. A.. on October NJ
ia 81 Faurs church IN Port Town,
send, and Miss Fratt viii leave Fri.
day Tor tho East. where she will AZ,
tend Mount Vernon Seminary In
Washington. ID. C.
Another party Tor Miss KeSsler il
one that Miss Gwlad Matthews and
Miss Marguerite Bone will give sat.
urday afternoon. october 10. AT tho
Sunset club.
Invitations have been confined 20
Intimate friends OF tho honor guest.
twelve In number.
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lPHILoAiUs CLUB ARItANGEs
YEARS WORK

lPHLoMUs CLUB ARRANGEs
YEARS WORK
Tho Philomua club has arranged
varied program for tho coming
season.
II includes many topics Of interest
announced as follows;
october t-Two Islands. ars. J. ~
itsyneiisi Art IN fas Home, Mrs. Asher
Van isigk
November s-Psslod Of exploration.
tai Maritime, Mrs J. o. Jacobsen. 90
Overland Expeditions, Mrs " c Thenip-
sun. Roll eaii. WhT am thankful
pscsutsr 7-Hnsns talent. social com
mlites- Roll call. Tulsilds
January Period Of Occupation. Mra
y - niriTjrba. Missions IN the Pacific
Notihwssi. Rev. ,. Hhlnh AfAgss. Rnii
csll- An Ahseaots % Pioneer Days.
February Reciprocity day. Program
asa hos'essss, psst president ~ fsd.
srsiInn eiubhnEsr.
March ! ~ Territorial Days, airs
Charles somsFa. Jf.. Temperance. afs
LILLIAN ~ Vincent stats president %
Wsss washington ". G. 7. 4, Roll cali.
Prominent persons % territorial days
Apvtl &--El.egios Ofthsp.dta hssri.
al. Mrs G. c Jones. Roll cali slrHs
% spring
Nsr Been a, Olympia. Mrs Anna
X. coiusil; Statehood Period. Prof T. n
Mssnr. Roll call Manufacturers OF
Hsatitr,
Jurs T--JudEiaE a Picture. Airs. J. y.
Bradford. wsmsa in Politics. Mrs her.
TIA Lsndss. Ren call nriEh, sayinEr
Of ehliafsH.
July Picnic
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FALL PROGRAM
ANNOUNCED

Tho fall program OF the Seattle
Business and Professional women's
club has been announced. as follows:
October Stalk by Lloyd Spencer.
October i5-CoTect dress for busi.
ness women, and illustrations with
models; Miss Molly Baldwin.
October 2O-"Engllsh and French
Theaters". Burton W. James.
October 27-Ohcntal night. party
for tho presidents OF all tns women's
clubs Of tho city. Talk on Oriental
Rugs" with illustrations. by A. L..
Blair.
DR., Flornecs Morse. president OF
tho club, has Just returcd 10 the city
10 resume her duties as instructor in
tho school OF business administration
OF the University Of Washington.
where she has charge OF tho retail
merchandising courses. DR.. Morse
spent tho summer In the East she
was a delegate from her club 10 the
national convention IN Portland. Ne
and served on the nominating com.
mittoe AT that convention. During
the past year she was regional chair
man OF the national educational com.
mitteo and waa chairman OF the state
educational committee.
and masters degrees NJ the Unlver.
nifty Of Colorado. and her Doctors
degree at Columbia. She has had n
varied experience IN teachlng-rural.
normal. high school. state tenehera'.
university. and store. and has Ind
practical experience in selling in
New York and Seattle. Last year
sho taught classes In sulcsmhnshIp
az tho Bon Marche and classes for
assistant buyers at Frederick & Mel.
sons.
DR.. Morse was last year appointed
by the Faculty Womcns' club 10
serve on committee on vocational
guidance. She is particularly inter.
cxted in girls and In helping them
20 choose their vocations. She has
also taken an active interest in club
work. for the reason that e offers
development for women IN ways that
Il cannot DO obtained in business
and social life. She is member OF
Alpha Gamma Chi. national women's
advertising fraternity.
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Personal

Mrs. Guy Sherman Poterisin
with her son. Sherman. ana niece,
Mlss Marjorie Campbell. win sail
October 10. on tho Lurlino FOR
Honolulu. 10 Do gone for several
months Or. Potorsln win Join them
In January
Mrs. Francis Guy Irrink left today
for Billings. Mont. 90 visit her son.
in.luw and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Huntington.
Mrs. J. c. Huteson and her sister.
Mira. u. @. sayillo. arc In Victoria,
u. G.. for few days visit.
Miss Marianne Hyland sailed 20.
day on tho H. H. Alexander for
New York. where sho VIII remain
Tor the winter.
Mrs. J. NJ. seoley has returned
from a two weeks visit IN Victoria
and Vancouver. -. G.
Mrs Jack Eden returned satur.
day from a trip 10 California. Mrs.
Eden remained In tho South for Il
longer visit,
Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Strive will
be homo tonight from a few days
visit In Victoria. j.. G.
Mrs. A. W. Leonard and Miss
olive Leonard. who AFRO visiting in
tho East. were guests last week NJ
Tho Ambassador.
Mrs. Earl p. Condie and daughter.
Claire, have returned from a four
months visit In tho East
Mn. Neal II. Bogley left Mon.
day night FOR Los AngoleA 20
join Mr.. DegleY who viii sing
with tho Los Angeles Grand
Opera company which opens this
week In the Southern city.
Mr. and Mu. W. A. Bates Cecilia
Grecnus) OF kotchikan. ALASKA, arc
receiving congratulations upon the
birth Of a Eon. William Albert I'd
ward. August J. in Ketchikan.
Mrs a. y. IohnStone. who has
been visiting her bfothcr.in-lAw and
sister, Mr.. and Mrh W. 4. Bates
In kctchikan for four months. re-
turned Sunday 10 her homo IN
town.
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Orthopedic Shops

Mrs G. s waddington will DO hos.
tess for 81 Pauls church az the
orthopedic lunch room "Wednesday.
assisted by Mrs. A. J. Engiey Mrs.
G. o. schiek. Mrs. T.. $, Tarr Mra.
Ray q. sharpe, Mrs. John Mccui.
Tough. Mrs. George Harlan, Mrs.
William Aiken, Mr.. D. W. osgood.
Mrs. W. II. X. MacGill. Miss Eseu.
limo Anderson. Mrs. J. j. Hess. Mra.
George Draper. Mrs. /. w. Recs.
Miss Esther Draper.
Queen Anne Guild. with Mrs. w.
Mcclure and Mrs David Stalker.
VIII 30 In charge 1T the Thrift Shop
wednesday morning. In tho after.
noon Mrs. l.. +. Lowry and Mrs.
w. ]. DosrinR VIII have charge for
Interiaken Guild.
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After Thedter
Supper Party

Mr. and Mrs Arthur Wilde will
entertain with a supper OF twenty
covers al their homo Saturday eve.
ning. following tho performance OF
The Goose Hangs High" nj the
Metropolitan.
The affair viii honor Mr., Howard
Miller leading man with tho Duffy
Players,
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Quiet Wedding
Is Celebrated

4 very quiet wedding was solemn.
lied on Saturday evening. Septem.
Der 10. at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles +. white. 9eJs corliss aye.
when Miss Hope camhas. only
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. c,
Wick. Of Petersburg. Alaska. became
tho bride OF Mr. Paul Mchan. son OF
Mr., and Mrs. II. c. Mehan, OF Roy.
Washington.
Rev. Frank Matthews. pastor Of
tho University Baptist church. read
tho service az O'Clock In tho pres.
cnce Of Intimate friends.
The bride was lovely In white
suede crepe. carrying shower bou'
Guot Of opheiia rosebuds and pink
sweet peas.
After October is Mr.. and Mrs.
Mehan viii be at home at COS y.
cath n.
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Tea WIN Compliment
Daughter

Mrs Robert strain win entertain
with tea az her homo Thursday
afternoon from : until o'clock In
honor OF her daughter. Miss Evelyn
strain. whose marriage 10 Mr.. WIN.
lam Edwin Lewis will take place
October TO-
Monday evening Miss Elsie Kirk.
man entertained with misccllane.
Gus shower az her homo In eompli
ment 60 Miss strain.
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Celebrate Daughters
BiTfhdnu

Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Sparks enter.
tained tweniy.eiEht guests Saturday
evening at their home on Lake
Washington. In celebration OF the
birthday Of their daughter. Priscilla
June. and In honor OF Mr.. George J..
Farnham. who recently returned
from trip in the East and South.
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Birthday Party for
little Son

For the pleasure OF her little son
Shearman on his eighth birthday,
Mrs. Guy Shearman Pcterkin will
entertain with a supper. followed by
an orpheum party on Friday even.
ing.
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BRIDGE Luncheon

Mrs. II. z. Horroeks is entertain.
Ing with luncheon Of twenty covers
md later at bridge on Friday after.
noon at her home.
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Music
Theo Karle
Concert TOnight

Thee Karlc, cclebHited American
tenor. will appear In recital this oys-
ming ~ Tho First Presbyterian
church
Seattle music deyotees ara looking
forward 30 an evening o. rare pleas
ufe as Mr. Khrlo's concerts always
attain tho highest peal, In tho artls-
tic sphere.
Mr. Arville BeistAd will DO the nc
companist for toniFhtH program,
which viii be an follows.
where ~. You waiE'' Handel
The Pretty Creature '.........., STORAGE
iAl" mo b"h sssfs fss.t.ss. ulordhuo
20 -ifAfrieEinr. .... . Ayerbssr
NH'irsl"h s..rrH.fr.s.ss4sE Strauss
''Aoh, web mir uHEluekuaftcm Mann"
'.f.t,'s tr'. lt..-,.tt.sr.I strauss
Two folkH0nEH " Little Russia ......
49,. 'g.fs. sts. rfIttssAfr, ~ Iimbniist
'ihs heminHrian" .......... AfouHsorznky
Arina -'Ah fuysz, doues image
AiANY" s.Fsssst,srfrsr. Nhshsnet
The KINGDOM 6y tho sea" o.. .Bomsrvsii
hlos. Horses. slow ......... .Jalovicr
"DyeTtguss ............ Atbs,,t
Tally No. .................. t,.rt
- Caravan From China Comes" Haru.tt
open the Door hofily' An BY Hughes
nflflA t-t's.fs ssss.sF4t.s..... speaks
n"hE 81 tho open ,st.,....... LAForHo
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
woMAN's EDUCATIONAL
cLIrR ISSrES YEAR BOOK

CLUB 1913 ~ Ed Fsaib btph
From Lifc-Through Life-.Tr
Life" Is the motto OF the woman'i
Educational Club. which meets or
the first and third "Wednesday
each month.
Mrs. Carl siebrand Is president .
the organization: Mrs. II. j. Phillip
vice president. Miss Isabel HelmIch
recording secretary; Mrs. Franl
Read, treasurer; Mrs. j. r. McGrew
corresponding secretary; Mrs. II. J
Reekie. building board trustee.
The year book. which has Just beer
received, contains the following pro.
gram:
october Tabor Unrest in Chinh,"
Mrs. y. 4. Chamberlain.
october 7i--Book review. 'T'hs Land
OF the Laughing Buddha," Miss Isabel
Heimloh.
November t--',Famiiy Life in China
Mrs H. J. Phillips.
November is--RcliRlons Of China.
December 2-Government OF China.
December i6--Book review, MY Lady
of the Chinese Court" Mrs y. r. Clark.
January 8 International relations.
public welfare COMMITTEES.
January Educational System N
| China. educational committee.
February Book review. Tho Prob
i lens Of China" (by bertrand Russell ana
| otherHl. Mrs, Harry Workman.
February if--Chlnese craftsmanship,
art. rugs, pottery. art committee.
| March s---Reoiprocity Day. Leader.
| Corosls Club.
March i7--Report Of AmorieaniEatlon
/ committee.
April ANNUAL meeting.
| April 2i--Roport OF American Home
committee (chlnsao women and chill.
! drenD.
May Discussion luncheon. Leader.
! Mrs. w. y. Barnlart, president T. y.
/ W. 9.
June 2-neview OF year'r work. SYM
! postum.
June ig-Picnic.
PRINCESS ANGELINE PARLOR
Princess Angelina Pnrlor No, 2,
Native Daughters OF Washington,
will meet In regular business session
at the Y. w. G. A.. club rooms Fri.
day evening, october 2.
LINCOLN PARK UNIT
The Lincoln Park unit OF the MI.
sic and Art Foundation Fund viii
meet Thursday October I, at 2
o'clock, at the homo OF Mrs Harry
Rove, G3l3 Goth ave. s. w.
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CLUBS FOR wEDNEsDA,

EMERSON PIT. A.
Emerson PIT. A. viii mec, wed.
nesday. September 80, at 2:5o
O'Clock. a, the school. There viii
he reception In honor OF the prin.
cipal OF the school and the teachers.
GREENWOOD PIT. 4.
Greenwood PIT. A. win have q
silver tea a; the home OF Mrs. l..
Myer. 1897 Tenth ave. n. W.. We'd
nesday. September 30. from . until
O'Clock. a splendid program has
been arranged.
MYRTLE CHAPTER. y. 4s
Myrtle Chapter No. 4s. o. Il. 8.
win give card party at Norton's
Cafeteria Wednesday evening, Sep.
tenber 50. at sd5 o'clock.
SUMMIT PIT. A.
Summit PIT. a. viii meet for tho
first time this fall On "Wednesday
afternoon. September 80. at .
O'Clock. This meeting will be In
the nature OF n get.acdualnted nf-
fair with short business session
and five minute talks on THE Pur.
poses OF the PIT. A." by some Of
the teachers and patrons OF the
school.
Refreshments will be served. with
tho officers OF the association act
ing as hostesses
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scnunERr cLrn

Tho Schubert club viii meet with
Mrs s. d. McKinstIy. s22O Lake.
wood ave. Friday. October .. Lun.
cheon 6t 1880 O'Clock.
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NoRDfcA Choral CLUE

Nordica Choral club viii meet for
rehearsal Friday evening. October
2. at 5 o'clock. at GiOl1 University
building. New members aro wei.
come.
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Campfire Girls

All Campfire Girls who can help
at Community Fund headquarters
any night after school for the next
three weeks are urged TO register
nj Campfire headquarters at once.
The work includes sorting. folding
and preparing for mailing the litera.
ture for the drive. and some filing.
Work OF this sort is included in earn.
ing the local honor for citizenship.
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Mrs. Edna Walsh. Miss Edna" Of
Camp Sealth, leader OF all sorts Of
thrilling adventures ut camp. will be
hike leader for the city this year.
Miss Edna will take charge OF hikes
for guardians who are unable 10 go
with their own girls. Arrangements
may be made thru headquarters.
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STORY HOUR FOR FIREFLIEs

Beginning Tuesday. October 6.
Gladys Seymour win be at the Gin
gerbrcad house every Tuesday at 4
TO tell stories TO FREELY girls. Fire
fly leaders who wish help in telling
stories 10 their own groups may at
tend also. and headquarters feels
sure that they VIII get much help.
Groups should register TO attend
story hours.
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BAZAAR AT FIRST
M T. CuTpCu

For the purpose Of providing funds
for the furnishings and equipment
" the new kindergarten and com.
inunlty reading rooms at 3i5 18th
ave, the au1iliaries OF the Women's
Home Missionary Society Of the Sc
pttle district will have bazaar on
Wednesday. September 30, at the
First VI. e. church. beginning at 10
o'clock.
Luncheon viii be served at 1915
o'clock, and a baked ham dinner at
els o'clock.
Cooked foods. iellies and preserves
VIII be on sale. as we'll as fancy and
utility articles. The Japanese tea
room will be In charge Of women
from the japanese Methodist church
during the afternoon
Among the patronesses for the
nffalr are Mrs. w. II. ". Schoeman,
Mrs. Byron Wilson, Mrs. Frank -.
Carter, Mrs. l.. S. Winans. Mrs. u.
4. strawbridge. Mrs. Kate McClcl.
land, Mrs. r. r. Taylor, Mrs. II. l..
Blaine, Mrs. Lena a. Dorlon, Mrs.
Howard @. Fletcher. Mrs. II. r.
french, Mrs. r. NJ Hi. Nrs. c. O..
Mason, Mrs. Clara Fuller. Mrs.
Charles Thomas.
Mrs Eva salIday Mrs. + II. sayer.
Mrs. Amy Smoth, Mrs. r. ". Fowler.
Mrs. =. u. Heinrich, Mrs. N. l.. Lam.
bert, Mrs. l.. w. Lesourd, My. r. j.
Miller Mrs. u. g. Kennedy. Mrs. A..
y. Glnss Mrs. C. i. Drake, Mrs. A..
w shipman, Mrs. c. l.. Carder, Mrs.
Bert Mlnear, Mrs Arthur Brown.
Mrs. 7. l.. Blaisdcll and Mrs. Earl
Newklrk.
LECTURE BY "
MISS CORNISH
Al.
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MrssouLA cIun

hissOULA CLUB
The MiAEoula Club will meet al
$500 y. Howe st.. Thursday. October
/. AZ : o'clock MB. s. Whitaker
and Mrs. Blanche Whitaker win he
tho hosiesses. assisted by Mrs. Sue
Rheinhardt and Mrs. Jane Johnston.
Take car No. ~ and set off At
5Sth ave.
RowESA CIRCLE
Rowenn Circle n. 10. Ladies' OF
the Brotherhood OF American Yeo.
men. viii meet Thursday, October
!, with Mra. a. l., Guls,. 1901 Fed.
erai ave. Luncheon al 1880 o'clock.
Business meeting AT O'Clock. Eiec-
ton Of officers. Take car No. 10.
and get off at Howe At For rcsor.
yations call CApitl.o5Tt.
ST. MARTINS MOTHERS
CLUB
-. Martins Mothcrs' club win
bc entertained Et cards on wednes.
day. September 30. al tho home OF
Mn. Bonita Crowley Smith. seIo
Ninth ave. W.
Assisting hos,eASes VIII be Mrs.
George J. Msrlowe. Mrs. Thomas
J. Hooking. Mrs. V. !. Hahn. Mrs.
81, Il. Murphy and Mrs. a. a. Mar.
tin.
Take Kinnear chr. n. I. on frs;
ave.
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Tomorrow. at Boldt's, 1914 srd Ave.
Combination vegetable salad. pie and
coffee. Advertisement.
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CARD PARTY POSTPONED
The card party planned by Nina
Frye Tent for Wednesday, septcm
Der 30. at the homo OF Mrs. j, H.
Councils. has been indefinitely post.
poned.
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MAPLE PIT. 4.

Maple PIT A. will sacot Wee
nesday. September 30. at $50 O'Clock
ssiF. o. X. Clever. tho new principal
Will give an address and lantern
slides OF trip around the world
will be shown by Miss julia
Shourek.
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ALKt REVIEW

ALKt REVIEW
Alld Review NO. 80. ". II. A.,
viii NEE, az a. o. u. w halt. 1909
Ninth ave. Friday evening. October
2. az Sis o'clock. Initiation.
SOCIAL GEr.ToGETHER
MEETING
DR. s. Robertson orr. OF yelling,
ton. New Zealand, viii give hui
morous talk on The Innocence Of n
Maori,s Abroad" at n social get
together OF tho members and friends
OF Bethany Presbyterian church. tn
the church pariora at First avs. y.
and Roy ST.. Tuesday evening. sop-
TENDER 20. nj s O'Clock.
0eneta Weaver smith. hsrplst and
vocal nolois,, viii add 10 tho enter
talnmcut with tho following NUMBER,
TO the nm Top ..s............ Cos
Thank God for a GaFdsn" Del nnnsEs
'-rae Venetian Song .........s.. .Testi
Tho affair II sponsored b. the
wouians Society. and refreshments
viii DO served under the direction
Of Mrs. George jsffcries. sirs, Libby
Martin and atrs. Edward Menace,
sirn. John J. Macintosh and Mrs.
a. Il. Lund have arranged The pro-
gram. Officers Of the society viii net
rs hostesses.
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Women's Clubs

Nellie Cornish win give n lecture on
How to Plan tho Music Education
OF Child" In this talk Miss Cor
nish will give many valuable Idea,
which will be OF service in hclpir!
parents In planning the studies
the children In music. This lecture
Is open to the public
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CORRECTION

CORRECTION
Tho Western Washington Camp
fire conference is TO be held in
Aberdeen. October 10 IL inclusive,
instead OF November as in last
weeks news.
Bookbinding classes taught by
Mr.. i. II. Hanson arc held aboard
ship every Monday evening from
TO Q. This offers an opportunity
for every girl to make a count
book, bind Everygirl's or the Torch
or any other books or magazines.
Headquarters feel that Seattle has
an opportunity here shared by no
other city in the country.
The Campfire orchestra win meet
every Saturday morning, during the
winter from 10 to IL o'clock. Mrs.
George Leckley is orchestra advisor
and Miss Margaret Little the d.
rector. An girls who play musical
instruments OF any sort are urged
TO join the orchestra as II is one
OF Campfire's most worthwhile sc
tivities.
The October Guardian" has ar
rived at headquarters with its many
suggestions for guardians plans for
program making, contests and in
spirational articles. Every register
ed guardian should receive the
Guardian" and II she does not.
should report the matter 10 head
quarters at once.
Tomorrow. at Boldt's, 1914 Ord Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-29

CALENDAR OF ACTIVITIES
Friday. October 2. chorus prac-
tice aboard ship. from to s
o'clock.
Saturday. October ,. wohelo
Council. . until o'clock.