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Personal

Mr.. and Mira Philip kinzer and
family. who have been residing In
Paris for about two years sailed
for homo October II and win arrive
IN Seattle early in November,
Mira A. H. Anderson has return
Ell from two weeks VISIT In San
Francisco.
Mrs. Thomas Ruhm. who has been
travelling abroad FOR year and a
half. Is sailing for home on No
ycmbvr Z.
Mrs Richard Lane and three
daughters. Katherine. Nancy and
Josephine. with her father. Mr.
Henry $. Tremper. have como In
from their summer homo az Lin
coin Beach to their apartment al
tho Hotel Sorrento.
Judge C. II. Hantord sailed Sat
urdny on tho Lurlins for Honolulu.
where no will visit his son and
daughter-in-iaw. Mal. and Mira Ed
ward Hanford.
Misa He,tIs a. Webster Of Port
Townsend. is tho house guest Of
Judge and Mrs. Burke for a few
days.
Mrs. w. n. Ripley OF Tacoma,
spent the wcck.c end with her broth.
cr.in.law and sister. Mr. and Mrs,
Waiter MeEwan Tonkins,
Mrs. q. +. ". Pratt has returned
from a trip OF several weeks in
the East.
Mrs. CRspar shRrples. who has
been travelling abroad, f. now visit.
Ing In tho East and will DO home
next Monday. Mr.. wistar Sharples
who spent the summer abroad with
his mother returned 20 town sun.
day night, and will enter the Uni
ycrsity OF Washington.
Mrs. Frederick Balm and Miss
Lleweilyn Morrison left today for
a few days visit In Vancouver
u. c
Mr. Andrew DoolIttle, who has
been spending few weeks at the
University Club. returned today to
his home in Spokane.
Mrs. r. NJ. Kellar, Mrs. Analcy
Newman and Miss Alice KellaI
spent Sunday and today In Van
couver, u. C.
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Marriage Service Read
at Home Of Parents

The marriage Of Miss MadEe Park.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs, A. o. Park.
20 Mr.. Harold T.. Renfro. son OF Mrs.
Alice II. Ronrro OF Seattle. took place
Friday evening. October .. az the
home Of the brides parents.
Row J. Il. Minigan read the sery.
leo before ono hundred intimate
friends and relatives.
Tho bride was Eownsd In creme
crepe meteor. fashioned with white
lace and trimmed with seed pearls.
Her long veil was a beautiful piece
OF real lace over 100 years old. It
was fastened TO the white ribbon
headhand BY spray OF mock orange
blossoms. Her bouquet WAS ophella
roses and valley lilies.
Miss Frances Buhi. wearing A
crushed strawberry gown designed
on straight lines. and carrying a
bouquet OF pink roses, WINS maid OF
honor. Tho dlmlnu,iyo flower girls.
Misses June and Clara Louise King.
wero dressed In palo blue orgAndis
trimmed with white lace.
Mr.. Leo Dandy was best man.
Al the reception which followed
Mrs Helen Gull. Mrs. J. w. King.
Mrs, Il, Bull and Mrs. c. A. Hol!o.
way poured. Several sorority sis.
tiers OF the bride. Misses Dorothy
simmonds. Audrey Anderson. Helen
Drake, winitred Chapel. Marion
Thornton and Josephine Jacobs.
! assisted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rsnfro sailed satur-
day on two months tour Of the
Hawiian islands. hu, viii mako their
home In Seattle after January /.
Both Mr. and Mrs Ronsrp attend.
ed the University OF Washington.
where Mrs. Renfro was a member
OF the Alpha Delta Theta Sorority.
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Miss Eudlya Strain
Has Church Wedding

The marriage OF Miss Evaiyn Mae
strain. daughter 81 Mr.. and Mrs
Robert strain. TO Mr.. William Ed
win Lewis. son OF Mrs Frank Par
ish Lewis VAS solcmniaed Saturday
az tho Whitman Memorial
\urch The Rev, pr. A. {. Smith
~ Tacoma read tho service at $
O'Clock.
Preceding the ceremony Mr..
Worth pcnsmoro sang Il Love You
Truly. accompanied by Miss Eyalyn
Ellington ana Miss norothoa BiSSell
IN yiounS and Miss NetR Mac
Ellington on the piano
Miss strain. who was given IN
marriage by her father. was most
lovely in delicate pink seorget,e
beaded IN pearls and brllliRntA
Falang over train OF Spanish
lace vas her veil OF pink tulle,
hound with u small eoronct OF silver
leaves and pearls ophelia roses
and valley lilies were In her bou.
aust
Tho matron OF honor. Mrs Ruth
Gardner. was gowned IN orchid
georgctte and carried Columbia
roses and sweet peas
Miss stella Wood and Miss Mar
garct Lewis, the two bridesmaids.
Woru frocks OF gcorgette. Miss
Wood was in watermelon shade and
Miss Lewis tn pencil blue ophella
roses and sweet peas were earrisd.
Mr.. Richard Lewis was best mao.
and Mr. Robert Strain and Mr..
Charles stills. the usherS Richard
Lewis Jr. was Tingbcarer,
Mrs Strain woro peach chiffon
beaded in brilllanis and Mra Lewis
was In kings blue georgctts.
a reception followed tho core-
mony at tho Strain residence.
Tho bride travelled in a gray silk
crepe dress. squirrel laequetto
and matching hat.
Mr. and Mrs Lewis left for Ar
IONA and the Grand Canyon. and
after November 4 VIII DO Ht homo
. sio5 Phinney ave.
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Orthopedic Lalnch and
Thrift Shops

Pythian Sisters OF MiEpah Temple
No. 90. with Mrs J. y. Wilson,
hostess. viii be in charge at the
Orthopedic Lunch room Tuesday.
Assisting win be Mira Charles
Gould, Mrs II l. Newman. Mrs
w. G.. Cameron. Mrs Olive HUI
back. Mira Ruth Mcintyre, Mrs
z. r. Minor. Mrs Arthur Hall.
Mrs c. z. Mcmillan. Mrs l.. q.
Ruths;rom. Mrs G.. C. Elliott. Mrs.
Frank Morgan and Mrs. r. Capoot.
The Orthopodic Thrift shop will
DO In charge OF airH. Juitta wingst
and Mrs.. Rose Elliott for Beacon Hin
Guild, Tuesday morning. In the az.
ternoon Mrs. olive Olson and Mrs.
Joseph Zimmcrer viii have charge
for seahurst Auxiliary.
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the voice committee of the orpheon
Society announces that only two
more voice tests win be held for
women with good voices who may
wish 10 Join the orpheons and sing
with them in the winter concert,
December s, at the First Christian
church. The tests will be held
Tuesday evenings, October 10 and
November 8, at the clubrooms, in
the Terminal Sales building. First
and Virginia,
For information call the chairman
OF the membership committee, Mrs
Jessie b. Chamberlain, sUnset2666.
WEST SEATTLE w c. T. u.
West Seattle w. c.. r. T. viii
meet in regular monthly session
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Miss Jenner Viii
Hare Home Wedding

Miss Elizabeth Jsnner. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernos, Comstock Jen.
ner. viii we'd Mr.. James Allen Leck.
enby. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
I.eekenby. on Tuesday evening, octo-
her 20 at the home OF her parents,
The Rev. Or. James Milligan viii
read tho service ats o'clock.
Miss Barbara Trumbuu win DO
maid Of honor and Mr.. Mart Fail
Will be best man
a reception win follow the
ceremony.
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Music
Spargur Quartei
Announces Concert Dates

Added 90 the uat Of musical at.
fractions for tbo coming rrarlR b.
tho announcement Of dates for The
series or four chamber music CON.
sorts 90 n0 given by tho Spargur
String Quartet
They win be held in the Spanish
ballroom az Tho olympic Hotel on
Tut day evening November 10.
Thursday cyenlns. December 10,
Tuesday evening, January ~. Tues.
day evening February 81,
Tho sparFur ensemble needs no
Introduction Go Seattle budieHees IT,
work has long been d credit 10 Tho
artistic lfo Of thc Northwest ttr
concert srrIcs iu always ono ~ the
most interesting Of the musical SEA.
son,
Tho programs 10 be presented VIII
Introduce now and interesting works.
including. among many others, Ra
vol. Fmbck Debursy, Bridge.
Tho season tickets may DO used
on any date and are now selling az
Sherman. Clay & Co.
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Suppor Dance VIII Fete Visitor, LeaoiS-Strain
WcddnaDSolemnised

no honor Mrs Margaret Jayne
l. CoUeitu o. Fayette, Ia. who
5 their house gicst. Mr. and Mrs
Alvin H. MatEgvr win entertain
thirty guests az a supper dance this
evening" ~ their home,
Miss Couesto l. instructor OF dra.
maucs az Upper Iowa University.
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Women's Clubs

10, according TO the following sched.
ule.
Drama Department Of the Coteris
Club at 10 o'clock at tho home OF
Mrs. w. Harry Richards, 37i2 18th
". +. Subjects; Informal discus-
sion. and one-act play. "Hyacinth. /"
presented by Mrs. william Lynn,
Mrs. Morton Myers and Miss vlr-
ginin Hansen. followed by drill in
oral expression by Mrs. Eugene
Bell.
Clionian Club. at o'clock. at Fed.
Grated Clubhouse, subject. Makers
Of America" Mrs. II. Il. Audley,
chairman: IA Son OF tho Middle
Border GHamlin Garland. by Mrs
II. II. Audley; ~ Daughter OF the
Middle Border Hamlln Garlandl,
by Mrs. Roy w. Burns; a group OF
ballads by Mr.. Frank Coombs.
woman's State Dental Hygicnlsi
Association at 3 o'clock at 1000
Cobb Bldg. Plans for tho winter
will DO discussed. Full attendance
desired.
Current Events Department Of the
Seattle Womans Club at 1896
o'clock at tho home Of Mrs. 4. &
Magrath, 3i7 Harvard ave. ". Pro.
gram, Vacation "reminiscences"
Literary Interpretation Depart
ment of the Seattle Wou,on's Club
at 1890 o'clock ut home OF Mrs
r. c. Msgrath. az Harvard Ave
NJ Program: Roll Call, Literary
Quotation: THE outcast" tSelmf
LagerloD, by Mrs. Frank Baker
with stcfansson in the Arctlc,' b.
Mrs. ollie Lyall.
Committee on Legislation for thu
Seattle Federation Of Woment
Clubs at 1890 o'clock at tho Fed
Grated Clubhouse. Chairman, Mrs
!. W. Thatcher
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Dinner to Precede
Weddinn Rehearsal

Miss Frances listed will entertain
members OF her bridal party at
dinner this evening at the Yacht
Club. preceding the wedding 70
hearsai.
The marriage OF Miss listed 10 Mr..
John Lowe Walker will be solsm.
nized wednesday evening in the
Church OF the Epiphany.
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CARD PARTY
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
RAINIER CHAPTER,

RAINIER CHAPTER,
d. a. r.. ACTIVITIES
Rainier Chapter. Daughters Of the
American Revolution. announces
tho following schedule Of activities
for the remainder OF October:
Wednesday October IA dinner
with Mrs. II. Il. Burwcll as hostess.
followed by n short program; talk
on pioneer days in Seattle. by Mrs.
+. II. Watt; n group of songs OF
the same, period by Mrs, 8. II. Mac.
Donald, accompanied by Miss Carrie
lowering.
Tuesday, October 90 Study clnss,
nj the home of Mrs. w. j. Blnck
we'll.
Friday. October GA dramatic
recital for tho benefit OF the stage
furnishings in auditorium.
Saturday, October Matinee
both entertainments directed by
Mrs. G.. w. Saundcrson.
Tuesday. October GA luncheon
given TO honor Miss May Robson, al
Cop. m, tho regular meeting.
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hdppds 10 Hold
SaUer Tea

Kappa Kappa Gamma Alumnae
viii give a silver tea Saturday after
noon. October ~. at tho homo OF
Mrs Tom Mesdag. $40 West High.
land drive.
Two fashion parades viii 30 the
features OF tho afternoon. ono FROM
until o'clock. and tho other
nom 4 until o'clock Members
and their friends aru invited to At.
tend.
Mrs Crawford Morrill, win have
charge Of tho dining room. assist
rd BY Mira Beverly Vernon Han
cock and Mlsa Ruth Trenholme
Receiving viii be Mira Herbert Coe,
Mrs, u. r. nuckmaster OF Tacoma,
Mira Mesdag. Mrs Lyman IIoEu
Black. Mrs clyde Hadlcy and Mira
Harry Coo,
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Entertnins nt L1tncheon

Mrs. Z. w. Johnston entertained
fourteen guests at luncheon this AT.
isrnoon at The olympic in honor OF
Mrs. w. y. Watts. OF Mexico. and
Mrs. r. E. Trengoye. Of Los Angeles.
who are her house guests, and Mrs.
otto Heating. OF San Francisco.
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Dinner and Bridge
at Ar1lln Post

Lieut.. Col. Howard @, paylds, Y.
:. A., and Mrs, Davlds wero hosts
at their quarters at Fort Lawton.
Wednesday evening. entertaining ten
guests NJ dinner and bridge.
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woMEN's BAPTIST

MISSIONARY UNION
The womcn's Baptist Missionary
Union VIII hold It's quarterly nll-day
meeting on Wednesday. October IA.
beginning at 1890 a. m, in the new
Queen Ammo Baptist church. First
ave. n. and Crockett st
Mrs. George whitman, of Khying,
China. viii speak. and Mrs. n. S.
sherman win present tho Golden
Anniversary Program"
a luncheon win be served at 1880
o'clock. at nominal price. Take
car No. "a or No. rs
oRPHEON SOCIETY
VOICE TESTS
Miss Ruby Gilman. chairman OF
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h held Tuesday. October Is at ?
y, m. IN Plymouth church. Dc.
votionais Will DO led by the Raven.
ma Union. echoes from the state
convention. The annual three rcorc
and ton party VIII follow tho meet
inE. for which a splendid program
has been prepared A largo at
tendance n desired
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Bridqe Luncheon

Mrs Albert Price Is entertaining
with a bridge luncheon on wednes-
day afternoon at Tho wilsonIRn.
Covers will be placed for thlrty.two.
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WILL HOLD
OPEN HOUSE

West Seattle Community Club
win hold open house Tor rs mem.
bcrB on Tuesday evening october
10. with Mr. and Mira 81 J Robin,
son acting as hobia, Bridge viii be
played and refreshments served,
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Wednesday. October II, at o'clock.
in tho basement OF the N. L.
church, 41st ave. and Andoyer st.
NORTH QUEEN ANNE
PIT. a.
The North Queen Anne PIT. A.
will have meeting for the fathers
at the school on Friday evening,
October Is.
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STEVENS SCHOOL
MOTHERS CLUB

stevens School Mothers Club win
hold It's regular monthly meeting
Tuesday. octobar 10. NJ $40 o'clock.
At tho school Or. Edward Lincoln
smith viii 30 tho speaker Of tho
afternoon.
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MRS. MAITBY
lGN,rERTAINED

Word has been received that Mrs
II. u. Maltby, president OF the
Warrington state Federation OF
Women'a Clubs, who IN visiting
federated clubs IN Eastern wash.
ington, is being oompllmcntcd with
receptions, luncheons and tens by
tho club women In that pnrt or the
stntc, on October 8 tho Spokane
Womnn's Club wna tho hostess. Oc.
tober tho Ronrdon Womnns club
and tho TlIcum Club OF Cheney
entertained hor; October tho spo.
kane Denosthcnos club n luncheon,
and the Woman's Book Club, q
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WASHINGTON PARK UNIT
TO MEET

Tho Washington Park Unit OF the
Music and Art Foundation Fund
will meet mt tho homo OF Mrs.
Stanley GrifflthB, 1891 u. Prospect
st., Tuesday afternoon, October 10,
at 2:30 o'clock.
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OFFICERS WILL BE
INSTALLED

Maple Lent Post No. 81. American
Legion, Will install It's newly elected
Objects on Tuesday evening, October
10. NJ 3 o'clock. ~ American Legion
hcadquarors, 500 Third ave.
The new officers ere: Snumel Alb.
hey, commander: A. j. Bait senior
vice commander; a. Weston, junior
Vice commander; w J. Holland. nd.
jutnnt; II. X. Wylic. finance officer;
A. J. Bntt, service officer; A. Pat.
more. sergeant alarms, A. Weston,
historian; Kenneth Watts, chairman
OF the executive committee.
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INTERESTING PROGRAM
ARRANGED

The Green Lake unIs Of tho Music
and ar, Foundation Fund win hold
It's fret meeting Of tho fall a, the
home OF Mrs. Sol Levinaon, on Tues
day. October 10.
Tho following interesting program
has been arranged by tho chairman
OF tho progrnm committee, Mrs. j.
II. Thompson. and Mrs c A. RIdg
way:
Paper on Moorish Architecture
Short review 'uuItsos LATE
ns, c. a. Hidgway
Vocal solo
ts) I'm. Hidden hong go. csdmau
% Thrush In tho Moonlight 80
......sss..s ss 80. ,s,sss,ssss. Iehuelh
Miss o~rtruds aR1on
Mrs. Louis MaGou. Rcsompanl't
Violin SOLO
tal ''Tn Spring ,...s...... GrltR
90 Mighty lax Ross sNsvlH
atiss poro,hos ianE
Miss H. HAailiisp, accompanies
Piano solo. sslsctsd
Mrs Ruth BA,iliss
MONTHLY MEETING AND
LUNCHEON
| Tho regular monthly meeting and
luncheon OF tho AK Woman's I'm.
provement Club. will DO held Tues.
day. October 10. at tho home OF
Mrs, +. A. LNClcrcq, 1910 Beach
drive. Luncheon Will DO at 1890
o'clock. business meeting at 2
o'clock and a program in charge
OF Mrs. Minnie Bragdon win be
presented Mt o'clock.
Mrs. Richard Humes Will be the
assisting hostess
GARD PARTY
Washington Hive, No. oit. L. o.
r. NJ, win have n card party Tues.
day afternoon. October 10, at the
home OF Mrs. Ida Turner b2i 18Th
Ave. N. Luncheon at o'clock.
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RuMMAGE SALE

A rummngo sale will be held In
Stall Of, Economy Market, Tuesday
and Wednesday, October 10 and "a,
under the auspices Of Circle No. 2
Of tho Ladies' Aid Of Holy Trinity
Lutheran Church.
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Mrs. Perkins b.
.Gipe Small Luncheon

Mrs. ". y Perkins win entertain
With a small luncheon at her home
Tuesday afternoon.
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STAFF LUNCHEON

STAFF LUNCHEON
The secretarinl staff OF tho Y. w.
C. A. tea room viii meet for n 10
o'clock luncheon on Tuesday. Octo.
bcr 10. Miss Nora Getgood. Y. w. 9.
A. secretary OF Tulsa, Okl.n, win be
guest OF honor. Cosmopolitan Club
OF tho Y. w. c. A., second floor
club rooms. 1880 p. m; Bible discus.
sion Jed by Miss Florence Maddox,
religious education secretary. Busl.
ness Girls Club OF tho Y. w. G. A.,
third floor club room, p. m; Miss
Harriet Smith in charge. Blue Trl
angle Residence Club OF the Y. w,
c. A., 7 p. M; informal talk on China
by Miss Helen Galley. club secretary
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Tomorrow nt Boldts Cafe, ilf4
Third Ave- Ham Sandwich Potato
Ballad, Pic and Coffee, 26c.--Ady.
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meeting In the afternoon. October .,
"A reception by tho clubs Of Pull
man. October ~. AN afternoon with
the Good Government League and
sorosis club Of Spokane; October rs.
luncheon with tho Spokane Mantle
Study club. afternoon meetings
that day with Spokane CuituH and
Ncalku Cluls. October 18Th "A day
with the spDguo Woman's Pro
grcsFlye club. October 10. "a rocop.
ton a, EllenHburF October %. with
the Gle Elum Womnn's club.
Niia Maitby win return IN tlms
10 attend tho meeting Of Tho Suo,
homlsh District Federation at
Maryayillc. October "a and on octo.
Der 20 she VIII leave for okun-
ogan county 20 visit tho clubs IN
that locality. Altho the club sea.
son hhn only recently started, Mrs.
Mnltby'a calendar N filled 10 over
flowing, no requests for visits from
all parts OF Washington have been
coming In since tile state conyen.
ton m June.
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CLUBS FOR TUESDAY
LAYTON SCHOOL CLUB

LAYTON SCHOOL CLUB
The Lawton School Club viii hold
in regular meeting Tuesday, DC
tober 10. at 8 .. m, at the SCHOOL
Mr.. j. r Turner viii have charge
Of the program. Refreshments Will
be served
ST. MARTINS MOTHERS
CLUB
st. Martins Mothers Club Will be
entertained by Mrs. Joseph a. Jes-
mer on Tuesday afternoon, October
10, at her home. 1902 First ave. ".
w. Luncheon will DO served at /
o'clock.
The hostess win be assisted by
Mrs. Arthur p. Helm, Mrs. John ~.
Baltrusch, Mrs Joseph w. Sands,
Mrs Walker w. Jauphero and Mrs.
Jack Miller. Take Phinney car to
72nd 81.
SEATTLE COUNCIL PIT. A..
The Seattle Council Of Parent
ATeacher Associations will meet
Druesday October ~, at 10 a. m. In
the auditorium at tho z. w. G. a.
Mrs. w. Gordon Rogo. chairman
Of Camp Fire. will be In charge.
Mrs. Z. s. Goodwin will speak on
Camp Fire activities and represent
tatives from the Girl Reserves and
Girl Scouts will present their work.
SIIAWONDASSE CLUB
The shawondasso Club will meet
with Mira. $. r. williamson, f9i7
10th nye. w, Tuesday, October 10.
AZ 2 o'clock. Mrs. Il. y. stoddard
and Mrs. William McGregor will be
tho ssSLstlng hostosscs.
woMAN's CIVIC CLUB
Tho Woman'B Civic Club viii
meet In the Erickson room, ut tho
Z w. {. A., on Tuesday, October
10. Mrs. Ethan A. Stewart viii con.
duct a class in national state and
city government preceding tho regu.
lar meeting beginning at 1.45
o'clock.
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sorTn aEArTLE -. a.

The South Seattle PIT A. win
hold !,s monthly meeting Thursday
October 10. At 745 o'clock. IN room
7 M tho school. 4 short business
session will be followed by nm inter.
cs;iug program, which win include
music by the "Rlnkcy Dinkey" or.
chostra OF South Seattle and contrl
buttons from tho fifth and sixth
grades.
Mrr. Mary HnRgist. stnt> chair
man Of tho Kindergarten association.
viii speak. The Campfire Girls will
servo. a nursery VIII be provided
for tho anhll children Of parents at
tending tho meeting,
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80 orFIcERs EIEcrEp

NEW OFFICERS ELECTED
The jefferson Heights Improve.
mcnt club met Wednesday. October
7. AZ tho homo or Mr., j. NJ. Jcfrer.
son. BOSS goth ave s.
The following officers were elect.
cd Mr., 4. II. Benge. president;
Mrs. II. s. Huckle. yico president;
secretary and treasurer. Mru. John
Miller
II was decided 10 hold two meet
lnga each month. one a business
meeting and tho other social
gathering. Tho next meeting will
hc q social gathering NJ the home
OF Mr. and Mrs }. II. Jefferson,
on wednesday. October 81.
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sIIAwoNDAssE CLUB
WOMAN's CIVIC CLUB
MEETINGS or
h FEDERATED CLIJBg

2 Tho various clubs Of The CITY Fed.
nrhtion VIII meet Tuesday, October
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UNITED wooDCRAFT
CLUB
The United Woodcrnft Club will
meet Mt Mcvos' Cafeteria, Tuesday,
October 10. Members urged to be
present.
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cAr.urDIr CLUE

Tho Calcdh Club viii meet Tues.
day, october 10. for n o'clock
luncheon, AT tho home Of Mrs. G. g..
ifcifner. 1900 Borcn ave
w. G. T~U. TEDERATiON
Tho regular meeting OF the Seat.
Ito Federation OF w. &. T. y. VIII
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TWILIGHT TEA

Tho ladies Of tho BoAant Lodge
Thcosophicai Society. III Broadway
No. are giving Twilight Tea
Sunday, October II. FROM 20 s
o'clock. followed by talk on
Equality, tho First step Toward
It's Achievement" by Miss Case, a
worker In tho woman's movement.
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Y. i. I. CARD PARTY

The Young Ladies' Institute Club
has planned card party and dance
for Wednesday. October IA. NJ sis
O'Clock at st. Btnedicrs Parish.
Miss Rose Morinl Ia chairman OF tho
committee In charge Of tho affair.
Air {. J Falrhurst. who win be
the principal speaker Of the evening.
viii talk on Organization, Airs. c.
+. Storey viii speak on The Advan.
tagcs Of tho YounE Ladies' Institute
Club and Miss Cordelia Thicl, prcsi.
dent OF Queen Institute. win talk on
Tho Educational and Rocrca;lonal
Side Of tho Young Ladies' Institute"
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