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Delta Gamma Mothers
Tea on SATURDAY.

Mrs. David f. Fryer. chairman of
arrangements and Mrs. David
Bowen, vice chairman. have nm.
pounced the date OF tbs bridge
ga to bo given by the Delta
Gamma Mothers Club an satur-
day November IL. at Rainier Chap
ter house, Daughters OF the Amer
can Revolution.
The reception COMMITTEES includes
Mrs. Andrew MacAulay. Mrs. u. X.
Lewis. Mrs o. a. Wnechtsr, Mrn
David Bowen. Mrs. d. Murray Nc
Phal, Mrs. d. b. Macintosh. Mrs.
W. Stanley Alien. Mrs II. J.
Armstrong. Mrs. Ross r. Hibler
and Miss Beth Bowen.
Mrs. b. Il. Lewis and Mrs G. ].
Blake have charge OF refreshments.
and Mrs U. VI. Dickcy and Mrs.
.. a. Waechtcr OF the prizes aud
cards
Tickets may be obtained from
Mrs. +. X. Shelley. EAa-172i. and
Mrs Henry waechter. GArfld-2567.
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FEDERATION CLUBS

!
Tho ilst Of Federation Clubs 10
meet Tuesday. November ?. follows.
Drama department OF the Go.
terir Club, 1880 o'clock. al
home u Mrs S. y, Gilratrick. 5ala
10th ayc, n. r. Subject. The or.
iElu Of the Drama. by Mrs =. J.
sgulra, Better English week. Thc
New Phornica," by Mis- Margaret
r Crawford
f1nc arts department ot the
CgteriD Club. : o'clock. at home Of
Mrz = D. fitzpatrick, 53ig 10Th
ave. n, r. Paper on Copely'S
/ prints by Mrr C. y. Doddg: paper
I on poetry by Miss B"ldno John.
souc. violin solo. "Canzaurtta'
lpAmhrosul. The Old Refrain"
I tkrcialcrD. Is Miss Helen Nash. ac-
rompauicd hy Mrs George W.
Jackson piano sslo. "BcrccuHo'
Chopin. by Mrs Cleo. W.. Jack.
son
The Clioninn Club. O'Clock. at
. " J Z
"Dreamcra Who Make Life Love
l Her In America: roll call. THE
I Editor and His People" Civilian
Allen whi,c). by Mrs. r. NJ. Dean:
Golden Book ot Springfield
( Cvachel Lindsay. by Mrs w J,
{ Ceilings Mrs r. 81, Dean, chair
man. Mrs. Mae II. Warner, so
prano, win sing.
Current events department OF
the Seattle woman's Club IL
o'clock sharp, nj home OF Mrs Leo
/ Wheeler 1911 sixth ave W. Paper
/ by j. a, Could whether the
United States Should Have Sep
aratc Bureau Of Air Navigation in
tho Department Of Commerce. In
stead of Being Under the Army and
, Navy"
Literary Interpretation depart
mont OF tho Seattle Woman's Club,
12 o'clock, at home OF Mrs. Lee
Walker. 1911 Sixth ave. w. Roll
call, Literary Quotations: THE
Peasants" Ladislas ReymonD. re-
viewed by Mrs Chns, Kitchen.
Woman's state Dental Hygienist
Association, s o'clock. 1000 Cobb
building, Subject, Care OF Chill
drcn's Teeth"
Tho American Homo depart.
mcnt OF the Seattle Fedora.
ton OF Womcn's Club, 1880 O'Clock
each second Tuesday Of the month.
In the reception room OF Waldorf
hotel Mrs Ellen =. Dabncy, chair.
man.
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N3DietondHealth
a"3.e@y By Lulu Hunt Peters, MD
Tt;,'DT' a1asr.r sf ov1ASaA anelbYetbsrG Eaalen"

a friend ~ mine who whs troubled
with extra fnt hips and who WINS not
overweight otherwise. actually took
off four inches In four months sim
ply by tho kicking exercises. She
kicked az high as possible. back and
forth and sideways, 100 times q day.
In relays OF Is.
Where there * very great dispro.
portion OF TAT, especially from tho
hips down. II BE- thought that there IL
some disturbance OF tho informal
secrctory glands. These cases should
be under the care Of a physician who
gpccializcs In Internal medicine.
However, diet md exercise will do
wonders. ana will have 90 be In
cludcd IN any regime.
For Fat arms, try this exercise:
stand with arms TO the sdo and
twist them ia and out uE far ns they
20, tcnsing tho muscles at tho same
time. DO this 100 times n day at
lCnsU. IN relays Of &c.
Give yourself AT least three months
Of persistent work with all Of these
exercises before you expect ma
tcrial difference, 10 them every day.
Good luck to you.
I'm glad I'm nor troubled with Fat
In spots, except vicariously.
TOmOrrOw-WrinlIles.
Ny dear followers;
when sending for material nd.
irosH your letters 60 Dr. Lulu Hunt
Peters, care OF George Matthew
Adams Service, $50 Park ave, New
York city Please remember to en-
close "A STAMPED, SELF AID
DRESSED envelope bearing your
fun name md HddrcHa. Tho paln.
phlot on reducing and gaining Ia
tho only one for which you muaf on
close TEN cents In stamps extra
Nuke letters an brief as pogalbIc
NOT OVER 200 WORDS, and type or
make them loRlbly with ink. Pionse
Hlgu your name as evidence or good
falth-wO VIII not uBu II In any
way, Romombor u In impossible FOR
mo TO diagnogo for you. Tho uies.
tlons you ask win be answered in
this column MS soon ms possible. IL
they arc OF gCnCrnl interest Don't
forget tho STAMPED. SnLF-ADs
DRESSED ENVELOPE.
Copyright, 1926, by Tho George Mat
thew Adams Service.
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sHAWONDAssE CLUB
Fat in Spots

"DEAR Doctor I hate the sight
~ Of my arms my hips. my legs
my ankles As I do not seem 90 be
40 very much ovcrdlstcndcd In other
parts, can't I reduce them without
dieting2"
I get these letters by the thou
fands. Fat IN spots Fat does seem
TO have n predispoHtion to- settle In
certain spots IN some victims. rather
than to be symmetrlcally appor.
| toned.
Tho same cause that causes over.
weight In general is responsible for
tho fat in spots, and that is over
eating or understanding, or both.
for the needs
Most OF the complaints seem 90 bt
about fat ankles and legs a girl
with the initials ~. NJ" wrote in
complaining about hers and / nm
swcred her pretty thoroly / think.
so III repeat IL:
Fat ankles and legs, fat ankles
and lcRa, oh, tho woe, oh. tho SORROW
such unHccmly pegs! My dear y. M ~,
II / only knew for Tat ankles and legs
something speedy to do, my fortune
were made. my future secure. Have
you tried TO reducc2 Have you cxcr-
clscd well2 Hayo you bandagcd
them snugly and still do they swell?
That's oil can offer, regret, | sure
do. I'm sorry, dear b., there's no
help for YOU"
really should have put In some
thing about local massage TO cover
the things she could do for her Fat
ankles and legs. 500 II you can IN
that In in a rhymlng why 10 my
doggcrcl and send II to me, 1rsvery
Important
There W. q corrugated roller sort
Of glorificd rolling pin. on tho
market that Is splendid FOR local or
gcnernllzcd Fat While you massage
yourself you also get some good &c.
tive exercise Mt the same time.
For Tho fnJ hips ana tums, kicking
exercises. floor rollins and massage
can be used. lirisks walks with a
long stride also help shake en- down.
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Engagement of Miss
HHrlbHt Announced

Mr. and Mrs D. W, lmrlbut am
nouncr Tho engagement Of their
daughter Elizabeth. 10 Nh Carl
Philip Austin son 90 MI and Mrs
Charles T., Austin Of Hnghamp-
ton. y. a.
Miss Hurhut graduated from
Wells college and later attended
the University 90 Warrington.
where she was affiliated with
kappa kappa Gamma sorority. She
IS now connected with the library
at Wells COLLEGE
No date has boon set Tor the
wsddiug hut e VIM likely take
place at tho close OF che college
year
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Orthopedic Shops

Mrs. Norman Lavine will be
hostess for Lanrelhurst Guild Mt
tho orthopedic Lunch room on
Tuesday. assisted by Mrs T.. II.
Morey, Mrs. 4. J.. Thompson, Mrs.
w. w. Warren. Mra. Quinn smith.
Mrs. w. ]. Heitshue Mrs. e. @.
Bush, Mrs r. Il. Guthrie. Mrs. Il.
o. Eckelman, Mrs. Gilbert Skinner,
Mrs. schlyter. Mrs. VI K. Cross
may and Mrs. X w. Wilthe.
At the Thrift Shop Mrs. Mary
Endress and Mrs. Peter McRae
win be in charge for Beacon HiIl
Guild, md In the afternoon Mrs.
John Nikkelson and Mrs. Jack
Durham viii have charge.
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Personal

Mis- Rosam0ui Lee. Or san Fran.
cisco. Or visiting her brother Boo law
and sister Mr. aud Mrs Campbell
kellohcr
Mr. ana Mrs Charlie - Bridge.
Ir, are receiving congratulations
upon the birth Of O. son. November
q a. the Minor Hospital
Mr7 George Burroughs aud
daughter Miss Gertrude Burroughs
~ Eiiensburg spent Saturday and
sunday IN town
Sir ana Mrs John william Heal
arc being congratulated upon the
birth ~ a daughter. November o. az
tho Seattle General Hospital
DR. and Mrs Charles ~ Boudwln
have returned from o. nix weeks
visit In New York city.
Mr and Mrs William II. Towue
returned Saturday from months
visit In the East
Mrs John Ctmplou and Mrs.
Walter Fulton VIII return this week
from "A ylait IN Vancouver. y. &.
Mrs A G Gocrig and two daugh.
torH. Elizabeth ana Catherine. have
returned from visit of several
months in the East
Mr George H. Adair returned
Saturday from months trip 20
Alaska
Dr Frank H. Hursmlh. who has
been IN Attendance a. the meeting
OF tho American College III sur
Feons in Philadelphia. and who has
also been doing post graduate work
In the Royal victoria hospital
Montreal has returned TO the city
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(AdvcrtisomcnO
Tire Punctured 957
Times Leaks No Air

A now aud amazing scientific
puncturc proof discovery has been
perfected by Mr.. O. s Nelson S-tOO
Logan building. Mitchell. South
Dakota, with which an automobile
tire was puncturcd SCI times with
out loss pr air Makes all old as
wen na new tires puncturc proof. II
increases the mileage OF tires onor-
mously Makes ordinary trio trou-
blca 10 forever Prevents tire
changing II Us Inexpensive Mir.
Nelson wants agents aud Va willing
to send samples for demonstration
at lls own risk, Write him today,
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Isked 10 assist al Tea

Assisting at Airs, Carwip Ebert
mss and ME-. Don McClallcu'a tea
Tor Mrs. D. NJ Waehtrr van Schaik
Jean FoNl ON wednesday after.
noon. November IS, Ia Mrs Ebert.
ngs apartment win be- Mrs vii
liam Edris. Mus IA, Fox. Mrs,
Ross Downs and Ms John Dudley
Roberts. who will preside at the
uFus. and Mrs George W kribs,
Ms. Arthur Wilde. Mis-. Hugh Pur,
cell, Mrs, Frederick Merrill SpruuL
NJ Chester Laumer, Mrs. William
p'Shcs. Mrs Louis Fisher Hoyutnn,
Mrs, Robert McCielland, Miss Ger
rude Lewis. Miss Karlu StoiJen,
berg and Miss Amy Muuday
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pRoGnAM ARRANGED

PROGRAM ARRANGED
The music department OF tho Fine
Arts study Club will meet a! the
home Of Mrs. Thomas Gaynor 1851
42nd ave. 8. w, Wednesday. Mo-
vembor II, at 1890 a. m. Mrs. Ar
thur II. Fischer will give a paper on
the composer, Horatio w. Parker.
and Mrs. a. conlnnd Wilson, n
synopsis Of his opera Mona"
The following ,muslcal program
viii be given:
pinno-gsiacted.
Mrs Evelyn Wilson.
Vocni--"O Ask No Not" ....... Parker
In Mrs a. l.. MrKeown
taj vniso Gracne op. 40. No. D..
........,..,....., Parker
tbj Couts scrleuE op. 40, No,
Hfs Paul Bernc'
Vocal
~ ~ Mans Song "a,,," Parker
|. 90 Together" ..sss,.,,,.. Parker
Mrs. Arthur ti Fischer
Accompanied Mrs PAU Barnes
rho Thursday Progress Club viii
meet on Thursday. November ~, at
/ o'clock. az tho home Of Mrs. a. j.
Stcaffens, l2i3 East Gyth.
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Mrs. Green to Entertain for Mrs. Kittinger;
Miss HluibUt BetrOthed TO Cart Austin

AIRS. THOMAS GREEN vm en-.
Nl irrsain with "a luncheon ON
1huraia, afternoon az tho Sunset
club. ,p honor ol Mis- George m
kitttGEtr. who viii ro her guest for
few days
Mrs. >tunEcT recently arrived
from California Go visit her daugh.
SER Mrs Drank M,Ghesncy iD ~.
,gytt and friends iu Seattle.
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ARMY AND NAVY
WOMEN LUNCHEON

THE Association of Nrmr and
NAYS Women viii meet % The
olympic on 'ruesdIy afternoon. Tor
70 1 o'clock luncheon. followed by
bridge and NAH jUnFE
Reservations may BE- made Mon
day with Mrs II. - DerieIuon. AZ
wE#.0aSl.
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sT MARTINS NorHRs

The regular meeting oc 81 Star
TINS Mothers Club win De held
Tur.hH November 10. az enc homo
, % Sizes " , Hans 1890 gsth ayr.
Nnmter ARC requested 90 attend
aud make arrangements fsr card
marty 10 nr given NJ Tho Woman e
century Clubs nrw clubhouse on
Tuesday Afternoon. November II.
Luncheon vill to aervgi 40 noon.
Assisting Tho hostess SSH. be- Mn.
George J NgFlpwr Airs. John
EuJEt Size T. e. Cgffrl. and Msr.
81 g. Cummings Take Aiadroua
ear.
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IWrOitTANT ,II.ITINg

Tho Mother club uf tho rhl
Kappa tW Fraternity win hold a
MOST Important meeting az the
Chapter House 2iep H. 9Th IT,.
az &. M Turday November 10Th
$40 mothers are requested 20 BE-
present.
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Cards out for Tea

Mrs. Benjamin Sidney Grosscup
has issued invitations to tea on
Tuesday afternoon. November II.
from 4 until o'clock. at the Sun.
set Club. in honor Of her daughter
in-law, Mrs. Benjamin Charles
Grosscup Of Charleston. s c.. who
with Mr. Grosscup viii spend the
winter In town, and Mrs. Joseph
Lincoln carman. Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carman removed to
Seattle from Portland a short time
ago.
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LAWTON aCMOnL CLTn

The Iawton school Club win holl
Ih regular meeting Tucsday. 80.
yrmbTr 10. az s O'clock al tho
school Nr A. 81 BcrFrr has
charge ~ the program Refresh
mcnts win De served.
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EXECUTIVE MEETING

King County executives OF the w.
c. r. U. will meet at Plymouth
church Tuesday morning. November
10, Mt 10 o'clock. Tho county super.
intendent and tho local presidents
nrc urged TO be present.
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urES HOUSE Ar
WEST SEATTLE CLUE

West Seattle Community Club
VIII huli open house ON Tuesday
evening November 10, Bridge and
main jongg viii provide the enter,
tBiument AIr anl MrH a. L. War.
nor Viii bc the hosts
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ALLAH SOCIAL CLUB

Allah Social club will meet with
Mrs. Helen Barclay. size Director
A., Tuesday, November 10, at .
O'Clock, Cards, Eastern stars and
friends invited
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Hosts al Small Dance

DR. and NlU. Jay L. nuRpl will
entertain with a small dance ON
TUESDAY evening at the boulevard
Inn
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nonIc soclAL CLun

The porIr Social club, o i. 3.
wlI meet Thuwday November ~.
a' $50 o'clock in Fremont hall
cards The Hoatcasra win be- Mrs.
paIIns Mr carroll SIN. NleIde.
Mn Marion Hud Mrs. Perry An
Eastern starr afr welcome
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Women's Clubs

Wit give ID bridge and whist lunch.
ron on TUESDAY, November DO, ui /
! O'Clock IN the church ball Second
ave. W ana Lro o.
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Small Dinner

Mr. and Mrs Palmer H. Lcber-
man entertained with small din
uyJ az their home Saturday eve
ming, following the Washington
stanford football game
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AK WomCn's Improvement club
viii meet Tue lay November 10. 40
tho home ~ Mu IS. g MaFiin.
5f17 W. SB8qullmln nve. Luncheon
az iza0 O'Clock business meeting
0t ? o'clock Mrs Minnie HgB1on
viii b. the gEHt,nr bosie
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LUNCHEoN rosTPoNEp

Zeta Psi Mothers Club luncheon
which was planned for Thursday.
November II, at the homo Of Mrs.
j. Collins, has been indefinitely
postponed.
The regular monthly meeting Of
the club will be held Tuesday, Nov.
ember II, at Q o'clock, at the chap.
ter house.
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FomiIY Dinner

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hyatt Will en-
terrain with family dinner at
their home on Thanksgiving Day.
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OCCIDENTAL
SOCIAL. CLUE

The Occidental social Club WI
NEE, with Mr D liuEgmi c605
2lst ave n. w. on Tuesday No.
yombcg 10
SEATTLE COUNCIL /. T. a.
Seattle Council p-T. a. win meet
Tuesday November 10, OF 10 o'clock.
In the auditorium az tho Y, ". c. a.
Superintendent Cole viii speak at II
O'Clock on General Conditions Con.
fronting Tie Schools" Mis Mabel
" WILSON. president Of tho Grade
Teachers club. will also speak.
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Music
Spargur Quartet Concert
Tuesday Evening

ucSudg LFcIllHS
Asaitlas distinguished chamber
muric ensemble. ne suarEur sfr.uE
quartet viii be- heard in tho frsf
program ~ ifH concert series Tue
day evening. November 10, iu the
Spanish ballroom o. The olympic
Tho SDsTEur Quartet lg the pi0-
nser chamber music organization Of
tine Pacific Coast. II waa founded
By John sparEur IN Seattle eleven
years ago and the personnel ne.
mains the same as when Organized.
Since itB formation b. has met With
"a constantly deeper growing sue
Ceuful appreciation and Hs work
has long been q credit 20 the artiE-
nc lie Of the Northwest. MANY
large cities, presumably more nd
ysnccd artisiicaliy have rearou 10
envy Seattle tho possession 0f thlH
group u men whose loyalty and
faithfuiness 90 an ideal has made
them today one Of Tie outstanding
chamber music organizations OF
this country.
Tho long lirt Of season ticket
holders not only indicates the pop
ularity VI tho quartet put the in.
crcasing interest and love for cham.
Der music.
on Tuesday evening the quartet
viii interpret a program of rare
interest beginning promptly A. $40.
Both the season tickets. and the
single tickets for the first concert.
are now selling at sherman.clay
& Co.
james +. Moore and Mrs.. vivian
Hutchinson are in charge OF the card
party.
For reservations call CApitl.523l
or BEacn.ZgSJ.
CHAPTER 4. o.. p. l.. o.
. Chapter A. o., F. T.. O.. will meet
with Miss Amy Fahey z4O7 \. 18Th
81, a. s p. m. on Friday. Noyem-
Der 10. A report will be given OF
the supreme convention recently
held in Minneapolis
LONGFELLOW PIT. A.
The Longfellow PIT. A. will meet
Thursday. November 18th, at 2 p.
m. Program VIII be opened with
flag salute by school followed b.
community singing led By Mrs
Omar W. Hafer Book review on
the Training Of Parents" By Mrs
NJ. X. Cameron. Short talks on
Music and Art foundation by Mrs.
Edgar Ames and Mr.. Clinton J.
Greene Social hour.
3. +. DAY PIT. A.
The y. r. Day PIT. A. win meet
IN the school auditorium Thursday.
November 18th. at $3.50 o'clock.
There win be fruit exhibit given
by the home economics department.
II being Book Week. there will also
be book reviews by the eighth grade
reading classes. Captain sanislo.
Of tho Seattle fire department, Will
speak Rose Cole Boettinger win
sing Hail Washington, her own
composition. There will be refresh
mcnis served by the hostesscs. who
arc Mrs Campbell, Mrs. Charles
Anderson. Mrs. s. X Bomeman.
Mrs. a. Nelson, and Mrs. Cruise.
RUAfAIAGE SALE
Beta Kappa Mothers Club win
conduct "A rummage sale at 1888
wcstlake ave, on Friday and Sat
urday. November 1914. IN addition
TO clothing. a special feature OF the
bazaar will be a gift table and
table where toys and games will bs
on sale.
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BALLARD h. o.

Ballard H. o. II. viii have bene.
~ LUNCHEON, followed by carda ON
"wednesday November Il, At 1880
o'clock For re8eryationB, call Mrs.
Beatty sUnsctl59s.
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PROGRAM TO BE GIVEN
49, nALLAED INIT

Ballard TINT II the Music aud Art
Foundation Fund viii meet Tuesday.
November 10. Bi the home of alH
10 r. Rufrucr. s14t Tbiriy-secpnd
ave. y. W. Tho following program
has been arranged 81 airs. Charles
s. Paul
Overture from ppsra '.Hart1s Nfss
ia #nAsi sNrklrmHn HISTORY Rrd arEu.
m*nt af the opera 'AfAFghaT
e Soprano SOLO rhn asst fo~a Of
summer" Mrs. Joseph ~ Fempistun
a. "Faphasi and sue Italian Arts
NJH Maans ralieF
4 Violin selected Mrs y q Harrison.
accompanied tY AifH. James HosWsg
SIT AWONDASSE CLUB
The Shawondassc Club win meet
with Mrs J. Libby. 40 Kinucnr
place, on Tuesday. November 10. al
: o'clock
SAINT ANNE SANCTUARY
SOCIETY
Saint Anne Sanctuary Society
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THIMBLE CLUB

Bethlehem Thimblc Club will have
a card party At the home Of MrS.
Lulu Perry l6 w. Howe ST., Tues.
day, November 10. at o'clock.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS


DANCING PARTY
White Fnwn No. a. Degree u
Pocaloui3s. viii give a dance Mon
day November ., at Greenwood
hpil. sard and Greenwood ave.
ETIObODEEUHON CLUB
Tho Ehododeudron club Win hold
un ull.day meeting ut the homo Of
Mu Euudr. 10 Harrison n Wednes
day, November n.
RECEPTION FOR
FRENCH WAR BRIDES
Under the auspices Of the Amer
irauizstI0n department Of the Amer
lean Legion Auxiliary, Rainier
Noble Post No. I. OF which Mrs
j. H. Little is chairman. q recsp-
lion win b. given IN honor Of the
French war brides on ArmiEtice
day "Wednesday November II. iu
the Legion club rooms 500 Third
ave.
Miss Yeida 8. Morrow. who r.
chairman Or arrangements. with
her assistants, has provided n yoD,
enjoyable afternoons entertainment
Those assisting her are:
Entertainment Mrs. ~ / BruR-
don, chairman; decoration, Mrs. 81
g. Harmon, chairman tea table.
Mrs IT, II. Hewitt. chairman: re-
freshmonts, Mrs 81 A. FAX. chair
man, Mrs walter 70. Beals will
give the welcoming address Of the
afternoon and 81. Gerhard Of the
French consulH office win RESPOND
for the French war brides. Mrs
Walter Is, Beals, Mira a. T. Flood.
Mra 81 l. Bragdon and Mrs. l.. J.
Brown will pour.
The program viii consist Of num-
bora by Mrs y. H. r. Anderson.
vocalist. readings by Mrs James
j Kelley; piano selection by Mrs
Hening Carlson: vocal selection by
Miss Olga Kahlke, accompanied on
the piano by Mrs G r Hatfield,
with violin obligato by Mrs. Blanch
Miller, and dancing number by
Mis- yiyap ward ID university
aiudeut and n pupu OF teachers Of
psylowa school
In addition 10 the French war
brides as guests OF honor will be
Judge and Mrs. Burke. Mrs Gar
rison Bubc0ck, Mrs G. NJ Parmc-
Lulu Suddrcth and Mrs A. y New
cil Of Kirkland
coz SCHOOL PIT. A,
Dads night viii be celebrated
by Coo School PIT. 4. on Thurs.
day evening. November II, al s
O'Clock 4 good program has been
planned.
SOCIAL CLUB
The Social score club viii meet
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CAMPFIRE GIRLS ENTERTAIN
Ar KING COUNTY HOME

Campfire groups have held a
birthday party Ht the King County
Home each month Tor the past
year u Is surprising how the old
p,ople enjoy mo programs. tho cake
and candy ana the association with
our enthusiastic girls Most or an
they know that the Campfire Girls
have not forgotten them.
Each month. three or four Camp.
fire groups must Join forces to en-
terrain these seventy or eighty old
people. n is difficult for head.
quarters 20 find the groups that
want 90 go. Register now Tor tho
month you can 60 Mr Cheney,
EAhr4g03. viii take your rcgistm.
ton
Campfire can not dIsappoIut their
old friends Of King County Home
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UNITED wo0DcRAIT cLUu
ANIMAL. UtlNtH

The Lady Artisans win hold lbalr
annual Christm1 bazaar ON Tue-.
day afternoon and evening. Nugtm
b~r 10Th. 90 tho 4. o q vs. ha.L
1909 S,utn ave
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North Queen Anne Pr. A. win
keep open house" Wednesday even.
ing November II. Speakers for the
evening win be Mr.. James Bailey
and Capt. Sanlslo. OF the Fire dc
partment Tho school orchestra and
the Girls Glec club viii contribute
the musical program.