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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-23
Junior Guilds
THANKSGIVING Bail

saturday is mo most important
day 81 This week t1 Junior Guild
members % the OrtbopeJic hospital.
as that is the date Of tic annual
Thanksgiving lgll Ia tho srauIzh
ballroom 40 The Olympic.
Between ana o'clock. three
speciality numtefa will DO presented
by pupils from Mary Ann Wells
studio. The Cornish school and
Christenseus At O'Clock comes
the grand march. after which the
Juniors will have refreshments. and
tho seniors VIII have the dance
floor until the conclusion u tho
party.
The senior floor committee in.
cludss the Misses Amy Aiunday.
Lucy sHmplc swnnstrom. Katherine
Bacon, Jane Perkins. Olive LEONARD.
Priscilla Treat, Loyal Treat. Angus.
~ Trimble. Mary nlias Maxwell.
Elizabeth LA and Ms3rH. Edmund
Maxwell, Chauncey smith. Ralph
Smith, RUSSELL Perkins. John Ry.
an, Frank Fretwsll. Hugo Iiaakons.
George Adair. Edward Campbell. a..
den Fischer. William Hauzman and
Ur q e, G0sg
Groups og boys and girls from
different districts win meet IN tho
following places
Under tho Pink Ribbon Basket
Boys and Girls under Is years. from
Broadway. Capitol Hul. Denny.
Furhman. East Highland Drive.
First Hu. Intsrlaksn. Rsnton Hul,
The Highlands and vicinitiea.
Under tho Blue Ribbon Basket
Older high school boys and girls
from tho above districts
Under tho Yellow Ribbon Baakc,
Those from Beacon Hin. East
Madison, Madrona Park. Frink
Park. Mount Baker. Rainier. Wash.
tnEton Park and yicinIties
Under tho Green Ribbon Basket
Older high school boys and girls
from tho above districts.
Under the Red Ribbon Basket
faurclhurat. Medina, North End.
North Queen Anne, Queen Anne,
University. West Seattle and vlcln.
tiles.
Under tho Violet Ribbon Basket.
Older high school boys and girls
from tho above districts
Under the White Ribbon Basket
Floor committee and hostesses.
Mrs. George w Fischer is chair.
man Of the committee in charge OF
the affair. assisted BY Mrs. Cecil
Bacon. Mrs. Charles Russell Col.
Inns and Mrs. II. +. Ostunder.
Mrs. Collins heads the refresh.
ment committee which includes
Mrs. John c. Mcmillan. Mrr. George
y. Riley, Mrs. W. c. Hcussy, Mrs.
Lester Turner. Jr.. Mrs Claude c.
Ramsay. Mrs. Thomas Green, Mrs
Omer Humphrey, Mrs, Harvey J.
Fettor and Mrs. Donald Nicholson
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CLUE WOMEN ASSIST IN
CONSERVING TREES

Tho oldest and larKcs, cedar tn
the state OF Washington. estimated
70 be $4,000 years old. along with
tho North Bend grove Of ancient
ccdars. will be spared tho AK. and
now belongs 20 tho Washington Nu
tioual Park Association. This mrnus
that this grove OF ccdars win he
standing monument for generations
10 come, The club women Of Wash
nEton are proud 20 own aubatun-
tIal pErt IN this enterprise. .
Mrs, Halscy r. Watson. Of Puyal-
lup, treasurer Of tho Washington
state Federation Of womcnE Clubs
called tho attention Of the depart.
mcnt Of Applied education TO the fact
that tho tree would DO suit and tho
grove destroyed. unless funds wcrr
raised Immediately The matter WINS
referred To Mrs jeanne Cnithnca
Grecnlees OF Seattle, chairman Of
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Attractive Bazaar
Planned bN ri Bcta Pm

The aumuac. assisted hy the nc.
1.-Two members ~ tho NJ Beta Phi
sorority, have many pleasant sur,
pylsrs in store Tor Christmas shop.
ners CO their bazaar. 90 he held IN
he Junior ballroom at The Olympic.
m saturday December Ne. opening
no 10 O'Clock
Mss AHto.nrftc conner a gen
anl rhaIrunn 10 the bazaar assist.
q hv Mrs Maynard Hicks The
eh8Irmrn o. tho various booths arc
holding weekly meetings, each en-.
le1vorins 20 make her booth the
most attractive,
Mrs. Eleanor vors'gk SIS Boz charse
~ tins kIilirs clothing, Mrs How
rrd Chastuiu. luncheon sets and
bridge table covers Mrs Roy Gtuau.
Haudkergh.gfs Mu Franklin SIy
lingerie. Mrs Frrd Merritt and Niss
Mary HsWIry. aprons. Mrs L. r.
Hubert. dehcaiCsEcns Miss Virginia
shank. candy.
During the evening bridge party
there VIII br O. pleasing entertain
msut hy the active members. which
g being arranged by tho Misses bar,
n7U Ehrlich. Pearl Harold and Mrs.
E1ene Won LAsso.
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CLUBS FOR TUESDAY
MEETINGS or
FEDERATED CLUBS

FEDERATED CLUBS
Federated Clubs TO meet Tuesday.
November "a, include tho following:
Clionian Club, 2 O'Clock, at Fed.
Grated Clubhouse. Subject. "Amerl.
Tan Womanhood," Mrs. +. VI. I'll.
worthy, chairman. Roll call. "Fa.
rnouH Women Of America" by Mrs.
y. NJ Elworthy; 80 Big" EDNA
FerberJ, by Mrs. f. r. Gilkerson:
poems Amy LowclD. Wy Mrs. V. "
rarbiIl; readings ny Miss Mildred
Iluhn of the Cornish School
Literary Interpretation department
~ the Seattle Woman'a Club. IL
O'Clock, AZ homo Of Mrn. T.. W. Felt.
all goth ave. Program; 1.-THE Home.
maker" dorothy Garfield Fisher,
reviewed Wy Mrs. II. Mattson.
Thanksgiving day feature, all Nom.
bern.
Home Economlca department Of
ht Co'erie club, 2 o'clock, nt home
~ Mra. II. T.. M1llatt. Entertain.
nont IN form Of n THANKSGIVING
pnriy Admission only by pic Of
Gown mako. %
The Curronf Events department
" ihr Seattle Woman'a club, ~
o'clock, "a homo OF Mrs. y. ".
Felt. 81 goth ave Roll call, cur.
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The division ~ conservation. who lost
not 70 minute In soliciting aud OBJ
tanning help Tho state federation
treasury donated "a sum which was
Immediately matched by personal
donation by the president. Mrs. II T..
Maliby, The National Park Assocla.
ton succeeding boz rusInlg from these
and other sources the entire 1850
necessary, aud the tree belongs 10
tho state.
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Music
Men Will BE Heard
in Voice Recital

I|.TT---------- -----T. --T-I--T-- m
men BOO fHH voice department pi
IargueH Iau JfryIIlr. ~ the Corn. D.
..f..f ....rr ..r... ..,t... rs.Itrf ,r
49,
'tN'f evening. H"t' ll"fF 90 'l '".
Cornish thfHtfU
sraf.... ...ff t...F 49,. s.fT.....
NiH program.
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Mrs, SoHday to Entertain for House Guest:
Dinner Hosts on HoIiddH

Mrs GEORGE souIpAI IS OK.
NI tending Invitations go a tea at
her homo ou Tuesday afternoon.
December =. fram Z until q o'clock
Tho affair viii honor Mt. Solir
.lays sister, Mrs D Ross MckJu.
HT. gg C0rr.Bkl0u y, ID. who viii
he their house guest until after
mo Christmas holidays
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OrthOpedic ShOp2

Mrs. Samuel Leroy Crawford will
he hostess for Denny. Thurman
Guild at tho Orthopadlc Lunch room
on Tuesday, assisted by Mrs. John
e. slater Mrs. samuel Hayes. Mrs.
John Arlington, Mrs. ". A. Johun.
son, Mn. Ronald Kucher. Mrs. T..
J.. Stevens Mrs. Harris Emmons.
Mrs. ~. J. Bacon. Mrs. Paul Rounds
Mra. II. 2. Pratt. Mrs. Ralph cord.
nsr, Mrs. a. Friedman, Mrs. l..
stark Mrs A. J. Falknor and Mlzs
Iva Peterson.
Al the Thrift Shop Mrs. stanton
Allen and Mira Josiah e. Moore viii
assist on Tuesday morning, repre-.
5eutlng East Highland Drive Guild.
In the afternoon Mrs. r. A. Nj.
dow and Mrs. Laura Burnett will
represent Madrona Guild.
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BOSTON. Nov Cry u. 20
Earth trcmors were reported early
today IN several sections Of South.
eastern Massachusetts and Rhode
Island FAN River and Newport. aud
Warren, r. l. al reported having
'slt the disturbance which WINS gen.
orally believed 10 have been an
faTthnuakn.
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NEW BOARD MEMBERS

The WomEns city club A. iu
meeting held Thursday ut the y
vs.. G a.. elected eight new mem
bcrH 10 the board. They include
Mrs ], H. Blackwell, Mrs i. W
Hargrurf Mr. Calvin RuggIeg
Mrs Thomas Irving, Mrs. Carl Sic
brand. Mrs Robert A. Motn, Mrs
George T. Wright and Mrs. Basil
o. Lsnoir
AZ "a meeting 20 be held Monday,
November %. the board win mp,
point the clubs officers for the
coming year
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UNITED wOoDCEAFr CLUE
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
PUBLIC WELFARE
DEPARTMENT ISSUES
NEAH nnnkA

bhFAlkI AENI iHti rs
YEAR BOOKS
~ meeting n The Public Welfare
Department Of ITO Seattle Fedora,
llan q wumons clubs, last Monday.
Airs r. 81 Cook. chairman Of the
program committee. submitted tho
years program TO tho department
She announced that tho year books
VIII Be- ready Tor distribution 10 tho
members at the meeting Of u. Fed.
Grafton Monday CNovcmber su. This
IS tho first time in tho history Of
Tho organization that any department,
has had year books The prugrum
shows a very interesting and we'll
balanced outline or study along wcl.
Tar, tines u includes tho following.
October Tho Need ~ q Feeble,
Minded Institution rs Western wash.
iusipn." by Mr. Luke 5. May
November Present. Day Commu.
nifty rroblsma" Judge King Dyke.
man.
observation-disclosures Party. host
egE. Ars. Charles G.. Miller
January Industrial and Social
Conditions, Mr. William Short.
February The Cily and County
Jails." Justice Eelh Whitehead.
March - our Seattle Phyfeld-. "
AIr George ". HIN.
April-'Narcoucs," Mrs. Harold L.
Mal'by
May-'Hoalh Problems" Or. Al.
fred =. Stunt
juuo-"1'ho Seattle Day Nursery.
Mr. David Grant.
July--Annuai picnic.
A committee from tho Public
Welfare Department OF the Seat.
10 Federation ~ womcn'a Clubs.
composed of Mira. Daniel Ragan.
Miss Ella Ertkson and MIR. r. II.
Shaw, viii act az judges and as
slst in tho arrangement for tho
narcotic essay contest in King
county. This contest IL sponsored
by tho Washington State Fedora
ion Of Wnmen'H Clubs. under tho
direction OF Mrs Il. +. Weeks.
chairman Of tho division Of mar.
colics Tor the state body
According 10 Mra Weeks $40
cash prize win be offered by tho
state organization FOR the best O..
say written by pupils Of the senior
and junior high school grades Of
tho state. The essays will cover
the following points:
% Brief history Of the narcotic
evil.
(bl Efforts made by Tho United
Stnt"s to control this evil by fed.
cral and state narcotic laws.
tcj What rs The American Plan"
regarded by competent authorities
a. tho one and only adequate
means Tor control Of tho narcotic
traffic2
Cd Methods for promoting public
understanding and control Of the
evil,
C") Plans for the care and euro
or hnGlgtH.
Tho state will be divided into
distric.g with each district winner
being awarded state Federation
medal pin, furnished by the state
committee.
Tho prize winning essay In each
district will DO forwarded TO tho
state judges, including Or. William
X Mckibbeu, executive secretary OF
the White Cross; Mrs II. Il. Maltby, |
president Of the Washington State
Federation Of Womcn's Clubs; Mrs
II, T.. Weeks. and the cash prize
Of $40 VIII be given for tho best
essay in tho state con est.
All cntrcH for the district con-
tests VIII close January 10, 1926.
District prizes viii be awarded and
entries for the state contest will
close February I, 1896 Tho state
prizo viii bc awarded February |
IL 1926
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Study Classes

Gods stspchiIdrcn by Sarah X.
Atiltn. viii Be reviewed by Miss 2
J. Cordincr at tho Women'a Uni.
Fsrsity Club evening book review
class, which meets Tuesday. AZ 7.t5
o'clock
On Friday morning. November 81.
~ 1880 O'Clock, Mrs Fred Everett
win address tho members Of the
Bible Literature class. taking for
Her subject her recent visit to tho
Holy Land which she viii illustrate
with pictures.
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Wcmen's Clubs

rent events; paper on "Reforesta.
ton by Mrs. W. +. Sanders.
Bon Marche Woman's Club, din.
ner at $3.50 o'clock; buslncaH 1880
o'clock. Each member will report
the amount she has made on one
nickel The money will be- used In
tho Christmas fund for the poor.
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LNlche0n for Mss Trent

Miss Katherine Bacon win enter.
IAN a' luncheon At her home ON
wednesday Va compliment 10 Mis-.
Priscilla Treat who with her
mother Mrs Harry Whitney Treat
WIZ leave next month Tor Homo
lulu 10 spend tho winter
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RAINlEn cnArrER MEErINn


Rainier Chapter, Daughters Of the
American Revolution, viii hold 50
November meeting on TUESDAY. tho
3tth, az o'clock, az tho chapter
house. 500 4. Roy H. Mrs Albert
Charles Phillips, regent. who recent
IS returned from AN extended trip
thru tho T., ~, vail be- Ia charge Dr.
II. II, Gowvn viii speak on tho race
relations conference. which was held
last summer In Honolulu
Mrs. samuel Macdonald has ar.
ranged the following musical pro.
gram, which vlil BE- presented b5,
Mrs Vivian ciFman- mcfarland.
Plane
-LaIts taHa4t .......... gFrW Eaaff
NnEtErH- " Minor ... l.sualf.
G u 1880" ........... tfarIsas- 10
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BRYANT PIT. A

Bryant PIT. \. viii meet a. tho
school Tuesday, November e, NJ
1850 o'clock. Program at $500
O'Clock. Mrs. Hazel Duncan Of the
Seattle Public library viii speak on
What Good Books Mean 90 Chill
drcn." Mr David l.. Buruam, con-
cert master Of the orchestra Mt the
university and director Of the
Bryant School orchestra, will render
violin solos Children from rooms :
and ; OF ths school viii give mum
hcrH
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Musicale al Sunset Ohm

on oinrsds9 afternoon tho sun
SET club win present Iruncrsco
Louso. pianist and George RoEovoy.
rellISi assisted hl NadJ Ro1rtti. 500
P"no. with Awhile Erlsud ut the
piano. n ioint recital at the club.
Mrs A. s Kerry and Mrs Josiah
Collins win be- tho hustrssca
They viii Do heard iu inc follow
ms numbers
EAhiafir Souvenir IL spa srrvai,
Nr R1EpEpy and ur. tsnrs
Aria NrEuava mel aIsHrta. FROM
lucia di Lammtgmopf laHIfstti
NadI BassutU
iNInu hnaTp up Dc Chopin
ihH 'Nsia- Is Minor ,-t,,,i,,
"a, ne ,'aaRe .s.rs. rfasanlai,tisFt
'N ''''na'ss fist up, 81" Chopin
hT taBEa
Al hh"li.rns rsrs..-.t. Gotsrnaun
'la' ...r..rr. y Non gosHs
Hu Recovery
Aa' g.o splaEge Nmstsw usit-
OBJ ",rls',s oss,,a,, d. riss,ra,I S'''' b
l.l duplication ... FaHa n. 80.
''' Breathe FHr Name
.., 90, ..-....... Mar r. sst.r
Nadi Uaas-lit
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Tho WomHn'B civic club VIII meet
on Tuoaday, Noycmbor a, nt 1880
O'Clock, In tho Erickson room N tho
7. ". G. A, There win be two speak.
ora Tor and against tho city manager
plan Mrs Stewart win give 70.
port Of the Shepard Towner bill.
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BID FAREWELL no MEMBER

Officers ma members OF Oriental
Court No. 6, Tribe Of Bcn1Iur, gath.
cred Mt the homo Of Chief George
G. Hanna, Tuesday, FOR tho purpose
OF bidding farewell 20 Mr.. Harry v,
Cain and family who loft Saturday
for California, where they win mako
their home, Mr. Cain Ia past chief
Of oriental Court and has taken tho
part Of Bcn.llur many times.
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TEXAS CLUB

The Texas club o' Seattle. viii
hold its regular monthly meeting
Friday evening. November 81. NJ
the home % Mrs. Louise T.. owen.
22g5 First ave. y, There viii be- "a
short business meeting. after which
there viii - abort shakeHpcarean
play. games and rcfrrshmcuua An
former Texans and ihslr friends are
cordially invited 10 he present
AZ the las, meeting. held az tho
home Of Mn =. ", Cameron. the
rrforcsiaiion measure. that il bciuE
sponsored by the Seattle Chamber
Of Commerce. was unanimously
adopted by tho club
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CARD PARTY

Liberty Camp. 80. lsEs. T. ~ a.
viii have a card party Tuerdsy AFT.
srnooH. November -. a, l.so o'clock.
az tho ~. W, 4 hail. 1905 Third
ave.
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nnNErIT CNnD rAnrN

Lndica' Auxiliary 10 the ITcrzl
congregation win give q benefit card
pnrty Tucsday, November u, nj Q
o'clock with Mrs ~ Topolovtz,
li1G 3lst aye. Members and
friends invited
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Thanksgiving
Dinner Hosts

Alr. and Mrs. David Edward skin.
Her will entertain with a family
dinner Of fifteen covers at their
nome on Thanksgiving Day.
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gEATTLN REYIEW No 4

Seattle Review No. g, will hold It's
next meeting, Tuesday afternoon.
November ~, NJ 1890 o'clock, In.
stead OF Thursday evening, Novcm.
bcr &c, as previously planned.
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Hosts at Dinner

Ar- and Mrs Ben Moore wiII On.
tsrtain With a family Thanksgiving
dinner az their home on Thurpt!av.
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Bridqe Chb

Mn, Don MeClailsn win entertain
The members OF her bridge club at
luncheon az her home. on Monday
afternoon, November 90.
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PARLIAMENTARY
DEPARTMENT TO MEET

Tho parliamentary procedure dc.
partmcnt Of the Woman's Century
club win meet In the board room AT
tho clubhouse Tuesday, November
"a, az 2 o'clock
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Halt-Price Sale

The orihopedic Thrift shop an.
nopnecs halfpr,ea sale OF all
articles on its shelves for every.
day this week at the shop. Oh
Stewart o.
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BOARD MEETING

The officers and boari o. trustees
% the Woman's Century Club viii
meet In regular monthly session on
Tuesday. November q. In the board
room At tho club
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FOETgON THYGEsEN
AUXILIARY

Fortron'Thggesen Auxiliary u.
q vs.. W viii hold Tho next rcgulnr
huEincm meeting. at Veterans Hall.
Arm0ry Monday evening, Noycm.
b'r 80, at 7 o'clock.
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Entertains nt Lnncheon

Friday afternoon, at The Olyru.
pie Mrs Frank W. Hull viii en-
'ertain with luncheon Of thirty
covers.
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BUSINESS
woAiES's CLUB

BUSINESS
wOMES's CLUB
An executive board meeting oi
tho State Federation Of Business
and Professional Womon'a Clubs
win b. held az tho eIubFooms OF the
Seattle Business aud Professional
W"mru'H Club, al Plymouth house.
on SUNDAY. November q. az 10
o'clock The visiting members ~
tho state board VIII arrive sutur.
day afternoon, and afer dinner ut
Tho Olympic Cafeteria WIN be ou.
lcrtaln'i informally b. members Of
the Seattle club M their olubrooms.
4t o'clock Members Of the board
from out of tU"u who expect 90 be
present are
Mra BeFaie Lewis. Of Wenatohcc.
president Of the State Federation.
M.sH Mabel orr, Of Aberdeen. first
vice president. AlIns Edna cae,sin.
~ Olympia. Miss Edi,h Thornton. Of
EclliuEham; Aiis1 Charlotte Gaylord.
u Tacoma. Miss Anna T.. sturgeon.
.uf Everett, Aira. 81 81 White
house. Of Chchnl!s
a. tho regular meeting ore Tho
Seattle club. on Tuesday. November
II, Miss Lulu Moulton. chairman OF
tho educational committee. gave a
synopsis Of tho work Of the M.
uoHbl Federation along educational
lines size traced the development
u The loan fund 70 aid needy girls
jB acquiring am education, In it's
Investigation. rhs said. the national
committee hAs found that so per
cent % Tho children leave school az
tho end ot the Sixth grade, % per
cent moro NJ tho end Of the Eighth.
and II per cent more az tho end %
high tchooi The National Fcdcru.
ton. thru iin local organizations. So
cooperating with tho schools in
teaching tho boyr aud girls the value
Of an education and In keeping
them IN school until they arc fitted
Tor some ufrful line OF work
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fischer
10 Entertain

Mr. and Mrs TrodeueE =. FEvbs
or win entertain with O. family dinner
q twenty COVERS at ihn sunset Club
ou THANK giving Day
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NlrsIC sTUDY CLun


The first two chapters Of "Fundn-
mcntnls Of Music" will he reviewed
by Mrs. II. c. simpkin, Mt tho meet
ing OF the Seattle Music study Club
on Tuesday. November %, At II
o'clock, Mt tho home OF Mrs, Carl W.
Hoblltzcll, 424 nth ave. ~
Mrs. r. II. r. Anderson han ar
ranged tho following program:
Plano
- Desert Song" 900. Balnbridgs Criy
I'm Chinese Garden. Grant achRcrfcr
Mrs. ". H. OgIo
Vocal
Las Than tho Dust" '1tashmtri
Song" ......hmy Woodtprdo Findrn
Mrs y. II. r Anderson
Paptr-"Oricntai Music"
Mrs Arden L. Smith
Piano
Little Chinaman" GOV. ". smitn
caravan ,....,.,,sD cambridge Criat
Nrs. L. TheIborE BNtchsldrr
Vocal
''hRlhAn. srssafss. .sst.HtF.r4 Lang
"Chlncae SurrsTy Rhymes ....H. Criat
Japanese Death Song ,,...... HhhFp
Mrs, 4. Robert Morton
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CALEIpH CLUH

Tho CalSiah Club viii meet Tues.
day. November q. az o'clock with
Mrs. J l. Nrgreu. 1919 Tmrd
ave. y.
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WEST QUEEN
ANNE PIT \.

Wc5t queen Anne PIT. A. will
meet In tho school auditorium Tues.
day. November e. at 200 o'clock.
Educational and citizenship numbers
viii be provided by pupils from Miss
CouKhlin's and Mrs. Hadley's rooms,
Alice Ramsey, years old, VIII rcn.
der n cornct rolo.
Tho hogtessoa viii be Mrs l.. +.
Knight. Mrs. X. H. Scllnm. Mrs, Il.
D. Fritch and Mra, 4, n Brown.
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.ALLAH snNIAI. ~

Allah Social Club win NICE, Tues.
day. November e. with Mrs. =. II.
Newcomer. asi1 Aurora ave. East
crn Starr and friends invited.
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LAuREL cAAIr. r. n. 4.

LNINEH INMTI n y =
Laurel Camp, H. y. A., will give
"a card party Tuesday evening. 30
romber a. AZ Sla o'clock az tho
Swedish hall Eighth and olive,
UNITED WDopCf,NFT CLUE
The United Wnbderau Club viii
meet NJ Moves cafeteria TUESDAY
afternoon. November a. at o'clock.
Members please attend.
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BAZAAR At ST CLEMENTS
CHURCH

The various guilds % 81 CIr-
ment'a church will conduct ha.
zaar and serve dinner 40 the
church on Thursday. December
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PAST NOBLE GRANDg

CLUE
Tho Past Noble Grands' Club Of
Mystic Jewell. will meet Tuesday.
November "a, with Mira. Florence
Staples, 3O13H goth ave. w. for n
1 O'Clock luncheon Take Fort
Lawton car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-23
Small Breakfast

Mrs Thomas Green Is entertain.
.ns with "a small brrakfa4 al nor
homo uu FRIDAY.