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VIII Entertain for
R1-ide-Elect

Compllmsnilng Miss MadEs Park,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. o.
Park. whose engagement TO Mr.. Har.
old f. Renfro. son OF Mrs. Alice y.
Renfro OF Seattle. was recently an.
nounccd. sifss Frances Buhi viii en-.
terrain sorority sisters and intimate
friends OF the bride-eleot at her home
in Dcs Moines Thursday evening,
September "a.
Miss Park has been houorsd by
much entertaining since the an.
nouncement Of her wedding. 20 take
place the evening OF October . at her
horne. 70s w Halliday. A luncheon
September II. given By Mrs. Alice
b. Rsnfro. an informal luncheon and
afternoon party At the home OF Mrs,
John saIby OF Des Molnes scptem.
her IL. and shower luncheon, I"
gwen BY. Mrs. Tnber piIworth Sep.
tember Is. have formed an interest.
ing part Of the entertaining.
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Music
Spargur Quartet TO GivS
Four Evening Concerts y

Adding 10 the list of musical at
fractions for the coming season 10
tbs announcement u d series n
four evening concerts u chamber
music By tho spargur string quar-
tet
These concerts will b. held IN TIE
Spanish ballroom or tho Olympic
hotel and viii begin IN November
Dates for the series viii DO an
nOunced later.
The ensemble OF technique and
spirit which the spargur quartet
displays can doubtless DO attributed
to the fact that they have WORKED
sieadfastiy together Tor II year
since tho formation Of the quartz
Their series will be one Of the most
interesting on the musical calendar
this winter and viii introduce
many new and interesting works
The personnel Of the quartet ~
mains unchanged. and include
John spaTgur. first violin. Albany
Richie. second violin; HELLER Coz
lens. viola. George Kirohner, yiolon,-
cello. h
The concerts. are under the MAN
agement OF Mrs. John spargUr. who
announces that orders for season
tickets viii be received now ~
Sherman. Clay & Co.
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Ex.sERvICE MEN
HAVE REUNION

Last Tuesday evening the first re-
union Of the society known as Tour.
tours Amis" CFriends AlwayO was
held at the home OF Mrs. May Avery
wilkins.
This society, which was organized
last year at tho home OF Mrs. Edwin
J. Brown, IS composed Of ex-seryIce
men who we're In the local hospitals
following the world war
An Informal program was present.
I'd Tuesday night. The flag salute
was led by Elmer Smith, and thirty.
five men stood at attention In mem
DRY Of two ''Buddies," Ralph Hlldreth
and Alylc Duncan, who have passed
AWAY during the Inst two years. Mrs.
o. II Carpenter gayo the address or
welcome and Mrs Edwin j. Brown,
IN interesting story OF the nag. Mra.
Wilkine spoke on Patriotism" I'll
mer Smith gnvo q monolog.
An interesting feature or Tho eve.
ming wns Phyllis Stcple. ~ years old,
who rs visiting Mrs. wilkins. Size is
dramatic reader and 1anscusc, Of.
fetal child actress OF the Chicago
civic Opera Co Another attrnctIon
was ballet dance by Margaret
Cleveland, the 3.ycar-old granddaugh.
Ter OF Mrs. Wilkins.
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Personal

Mrs. Ira q, ltAHns OF New fufh
city, who has been visiting her son.
in.lnw aud daughter. Sir and hru.
Robert e Brinkley. Thu summer. len
last week Tor hor home. accompanied
by Rawn BHnkleg. who VIII enter
81 Luks'a school in Wayne. Pa.
Miss blanche Wenncr has returned
from a SUMMER spent In travel
abroad.
Miss Katherine Bacon Is visiting
friends an Portland Ind Eugene, ore,
Tor ten days.
Mr l. n. Monafee. Jr. Of Portland.
h the guest OF Mr MoritE Mllburn.
Mn. Samuel LEROY Crawford has
rcturned 20 her house IN town after
spending the summer az Manchester.
Mrs John Collins and Miss Gather.
Inc Collins viii come into town this
week from their country home near
Agate Point
Miss Jane Perkins returned Sun.
day from San Francisco. where she
has been visiting her brotheriH.lnw
and sister Mr and Mr.. Dean Good
ms wiiter. for several months
Mrs Edward Schulz and Miss Ger.
trudo Schulz. who have been visiting
friends In town FOR several weeks.
VIII sail Wednesday from Victoria.
u. C., for their home IN Honolulu
George Harrah. Burns Ryan and
Cecil Bacon returned Sunday from q
few days visit IN Yakima,
Or and Mrs. ". s GrIswold re-
turned last week from a motor trip
thru Idaho and Utah
hr aud Mrs. Claude Ramsay OF
salisbury. y. g. are receiving con.
CALCULATIONS on the birth OF a daugh-
ter. September rs. SIR. Ramsay rs
the nephew Of Mr. Claude c. Ramsay
or Seattle. with whom he made his
homo while attending the University
Of Washington
Me Charles Mohund. Of Los An.
Ecles. u tho CUES, Of his brother.
in.law ana sister. Mr. and Mn
%, q. Quarre.
Mr. and Mrs George ThonA. Hn.
gen tstells Pidducsl nrs receiving
eongruiula,lonA upon the birth OF
a daughter. Marjorie Ann. ssptem.
Der ~, al the Swedish hospital.
Niles Katherine IAwler. Of New
York city. arrived Saturday 10 pass
a week or ten dayH with her brother.
in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs.
Paul DENLY Msclis. at their home.
22si Warren ave. Miss LAWYER
spent the month OF August IN spo.
kane. where sho gave a summer
e@irso In voice.
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Women's Clubs

win be a reception 10 the teachers.
A membership drive u being con-
Quoted Refreshments viii BE- served.
CITY WIDE DEMOCRATIC
woAtES's CLUB
Seattle CITY wide Democratic
women'A club win have an open
luncheon Tuesday, September -. At
Il o'clock. In tho hanqns, room AZ
The Olympic Hotel cafeteria. Lady
White Fufbus viii address tho club
on Organization from a womRn's
Vlowpolni." and Mrs Ruth Burke.
accompanied BY Miss Caroline Swing.
Friends and visitors welcome.
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Musical Arts Society
Announces Course

A most interesting program ~
announced for the opening meet
ings Of tho Musical Arts society.
which viii bo held at the Women
University Club auditorium Wedres-
day morning. September 20. az II
o'clock A. this meeting Madame
slgne Lund. composer and lecturer.
viii give a program OF her own
compositions, assisted by tho active
members OF the club. She win also
talk on Women and Women Com
posers Of Norway" Madame Lund
Is tho best known OF the scandin-
avian women composers now living,
and is called by some the foremost
in Europe.
Tho numbers for the four nudcales
arc announced as follows: Active
members ensemble. with group OF
two plano numbers by the Campbell
Sisters; the Ladies' Musical club
string quartet, with Miss Leone
Langdon. as assisting artist: Olga
Samaroff in one OF her famous lee
ture recitals. and one evening con
cert which will be given by the
San Francisco Chamber Music so
ciety.
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Plans Progressing for
Junior Circle Pn,tN

Plans Tor the PARTY 70 ~ given al
the New Washington hotel, b1 the
members of the Junior Circle ~ tho
Seattle Fruit and Flower Mission on
Monday October 9, are progressing
Tho committee Ia charge are secret
i've. aud refuse 60 dlvulgc some "suf,
priscs" They have planned. hut IL q
whispered that the prizes are 60 be- Is
feature % the affair Mrs Arthur
A Phnney II general chairman. ss.
sisted hy Mrs william Harold Fix.
Mrs Edwin Sclvin. Mrs A. W, An,
dotson. Mrs. Fred J Dinglcr and Miss
Olga nieckhoft
Proceeds Of the party will go into
tho general fund OF the Fruit and
Flower Mission. which organization
furnishes milk and eggs 10 the alex
and needy ~ tho city Tho Fruit and
Flower Mission has no paid officers
or workers, all helnE voluntary and
thus the benefit OF every cent ~ 81.
cry dollar earned goes dlrrCt 20 the
persons Tor whom the work y ear
rled on.
The activities 81 thn Mission arr
numerous. including bridgc parties
sponsored hy the different circles.
an annual bazaar given by tho Mis-
sion as whole. a rummhgc sale RS
well rs various other money making
enterprises ono notable achieve
ment was Tho recent publication of a
cookbook. which has met with un.
usual surcess and which viii net the
Mission several thousand dollars.
which. translated into terms OF the
aid Il gives, viii mean many thou
sands OF quarts OF milk delivered 20
many hundreds 81 children and sick
people who would otherwise 20 with.
out In ail work ~ the general Nib
sion the Junior Circle has is part.
Officers of the Junior Circle are ps
follows: Mrs. Walter W French.
president. Mrr. William Harold FIX
FIRST vice chairman. Mrs Walter u
Taylor. second Vice chairman. Mrs.
Carl w LuckN. recording secretary:
Mrs. LYLE Wilson. corresponding sec
rotary: Mrs. Frank X. skinner. treas
urcr
The active membership consists OF
Mrs. A. W. Anderson. Mrs. Kenneth
Barker. Mrs. Homer l.. Boyd. Mrs,
Edmond c. Bold, Mrs Fred j Ding
Ter. Miss Olga Dieckhor. Mrs, VIM.
Driver, Mrs. Claude Floyd. Mrs. A.
+. Goodwin. Mrs d. G Graham, Mrs.
Clarence Holmes, Mrs II. c, Hayes.
Mrs. Munroa r. Jones. Mss Dora
Haynes. Mrs Carl KnaussnbsrEer.
Mrs John Iyoor Locke. Mrs. Paul u.
Maekle. Mrs. Geo. Morford Mrs Ed
win Marion. AIRS. Lincoln Sordhy.
Mrs. 4. A. PhIunsy. Mrs, Edwin
Rohde. Mrs. John d. Rsagh. Mrs
Geo. r. Ruff. Mrs Edwin selvin. Mrs
Harry y. Skater. Miss Helen slmp
son. Mrs. II. q. swalwell. Mrs Wal.
ter Van Dussn. Mrs. W. q. weather
s,on. Mrs. s. s. Gilbert.
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Pdtronesses
Named for Tea

Patronesses for the tea Mount
Baker unit Of the Music and Art
Foundation Fund win give Tuesday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. f. J.
Bold are: Mrs. Bold. Mrs. Don
Palmer. Mrs James Arms Mrs
Fred w. catlett, Mira James WyIie.
Mrs Edward p. Flick. Mrs William
Hyland. Mrs Ross Downs. Mrs. Vic
tor Elfendahl. Mrs. o. 3. Thorgrim-
son. Mrs. w. w. scruby.
Mrs. j. F. Duthie, Mrs. Clyde l..
Morris Mrs NJ. l. Baker. Mira
George Albln. Mira Frank ]. Cal
kins. Mrs. George T. Hood. Mrs.
Thomas Kolderup, Mrs J. A. swal-
well, Mrs. Gerald Frink, Mrs c. 70.
Dodge, Mrs. Violet p. Lewis. Mrs
James A. Wood and Mrs cassius
r. Gates
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chnlnnan Of reaeIutIona.

chairman ~ resolutions.
Zach county councillor n asked 10
give a written report. % be- read a.
the afternoon meeting Zach Of
hcer md chairman Of state commit.
tee is expected 10 report
This annual meeting viii elect two
vice councillors. recording BscTe-
taTy und a trcar6rcr The two-yoar
term of these Officers expires and
they are not eligible FOR ro election.
Tho convention committees include:
Program. Mrs Edgar Amss, Ms,
-. y Padgctt EyeretU. IrB II. d.
Hurley. SIR p " Bert. music. Mrs.
Geo. j. Hacker. the flag. Mrs. H. y.
Hurley resolutions, ArB. W. T..
White. Bremertou. election. Mrs. y.
e. a. Humphrey. Tacoma. registrs,
ton. Mn. Harry ] Westfaii; lunch
con. Ma u. y. Fryer. decorations,
NrH. j 7. Leslie; hostensea. Mrs.
Emile Marx. Mra. 4 J.. Fahey,
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CARD PARTY AND
MUSICALE

American Legion auxiliary to
Rainier Noble Post No. I. viii give
n card party and musicale Wcdncs.
day, septomber %, at tho home OF
Mrs. NJ J. lehman, 1903 39th ave.
~ The hours are from 2 to In
the afternoon and from 8 TO IL In
the evening, at which time tho men
VIII be welcome. Cards will DO
played both afternoon and evening
and excellent musical numbers will
be rendered. Take Il. Madison, cor
to 30lh ave. and walk one block
north Reservations may be had by
calling EAst.19os, or EAst2O2l.
Tho committee in charge IN Mrs.
NJ. a. FAX, chairman, MrB, Dlanch
Burdett Mrs. =. Appleston and Miss
Doris sundllng. Mrs Lehman, nm
hostcm, will be assisted by her
daughters, Mrs An. Ellsworth ana
Miss Anna Lehman
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Orthopedic Shops

Denny-Fuhrman guild. with Mrs.
August a. Sutherland Ms hostess
will be in charge at the orthopedic
lunch room Tuesday. Assisting will
be Mrs. s. f.. Hayes, Mrs. John
Arlington, Mrs. Howard william.
son. Mre. George Gregory. Miss
Mary Shelton. Mrs w. r. Patten,
Mrs A. w. MIlroie, Mrs. George
Bowling, Mrs. Donald d. Olsen. Miss
Cleo Hurlbert, Mrs. II. W. Bruen,
Mrs Abe Friedman, Mrs. Estelle
Blum, Mrs. j.. l.. Berens.
East Highland Drive guild. with
Mrs. r. r. McGuiggan and Mrs.
Josiah Moore. will have charge at
the Thrift Shop Tuesday morning
and Madrona guild. with Mrs. w. IL.
Ball and Mrs. Il. N. Hewett, will
be in charge on Tuesday afternoon.
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PHiiOMEL CLUB
SEASON BEGINS

AAlAAftm I'll iAsAA1
SEASON BEGINB
Formally opening ~ fourth sea
son, the Phllomel club Of tho Uni
yeraiy district ~ Feattlc held "a full
rehearsal last Monday evening un-
der tho direction of a. u. Konddck.
With Harry bufdick nH aecompania
rhs artistic singing organization.
composed Of Somen Of tho unlycr-
Hity district has sai a standard for
choral concerts. concluding the past
nenHon with a unique an American
concert u Charles Wakefield Cad
mans competitions with SIR. Cad
man as assisting aoioist
Plans for the coming season fea-
ture two concerto January rs and
April &C. A. the mid winter con.
cert the club viii b. assisted by
Ernest Davis Of New York. who
Gang tho role Of the prophet in
-The Wayfarer" this year. am OPP
cratic and concert tenor Of inter
national reputation
The spargur STING quaTtst feat
Ties finest string onDrmble. viii be
the assisting artists IN tho spring
concert
On Friday evening. September 20.
tho philomel club will present.
concert at tho Western Washington
state fair Ia Puyallup. under the
auspices OF tho State Federation Of
Music Clubs. DR. Louis MaRson.
baritone. viii contribute two groups
Of songs on this program.
The officers OF Philomel club for
is25-i92G are: President Mra. n.
G. schoettler; vice president. Mrs
]. r. Pins0n.. secretary. Mrs a. T.
Spear. treasurer Mrs q. - Mer-
rick. librarian. Miss Bernlcs Reilley.
board OF directors. Mrs sehoettler.
Mrs Pinson. Mrs A. T. Spear. MrB.
o. u. Merrick. Mira \. H. Brigham.
Miss Elyona Miller and Mrs Myfl
Wilson
Chairman Of voice committee. Mrs
Myrl Wilson. a graduate Of weltner
conservatory OF 81 Louis. chairman
Of publicity. Mira H. H. Kendrick;
chairman Of associate. membership.
Mrs n. H. Brigham. past pred-
dent Of Philomei
woMAS's KEEwAYDIN CLUB
The woman'n keewRydin club Of
Mercer iHlnnd, VIII have their
monthly bridge luncheon. Thursday.
September cath. at the clubhouse.
Roanoke.
Mrs l. T.. A. Hooey. Mira c. G.
Ludo. Mrs. Gordon Lamb, Mrs. Aug
ust Kristorfenon. and MrH. C. Il.
Gordon will act as hosietses.
ANNUAL STATE MEETING
The King County Minute women's
Association viii be hostess at the an.
nual state meeting 10 be held In Sc.
attic Friday and Saturday September
rs and &c. AZ Rainier Chapter House.
d. A. II. The meeting is called FOR
1880 IA. m. on Friday. September Is.
and VIII close on Saturday. soptem.
Der 20, AZ o'clock. MrH. IL. y. Hur-
Icy. King county councillor. has ap.
pointed committees for all arrange.
mrntE.
Tho Minute Woman pin or certih-
cate will constitute the credentiai.
and every Minute Woman attending
viii have full privileges or the scE-
sion. Members must register. Mrs.
w. y. White OF Brcmerton win net as
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ToaOn-and- Conn Club
Announces Plans

The Town.and-Gown club an.
nounces its first dance for the III.
teenth season on Saturday evening,
October II, at The Wllsonian. and
thereafter there will be a dance
on the third Saturday Of each
month during the winter.
The committee In charge Is Or.
and Mrs. ~. w. Mckinney. Mr..
and Mrs C. y. Kline, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Condor and Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Daniels
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Mrs Payne to Be Honor Guest at Breakfast.
Miss WBdley WW BE HonoreG

Mrs. CLAUDE C.. RAMSAY will
W entertain With a breakfast Fri,
,iay az her home ia honor OF Mrs
William n Paws who viii leave
next sunday night for Georgia
where she viii visit her mother, MIS-,
a.. r. Youmans. for two months
Invitations have been limited TO
twelve intimate friends Of Mrs.
Payne
AFR. and Mrs Payne are removing
tho first of tho year 20 Portland.
where they viii make their home
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Bridal Party Will
Be Entertained

Miss Jean Fox will entertain the
nenbeFs Of her bridal party at sup.
per Monday evening, October 5. FOL.
lowing the wedding rehearsal. The
marriage Of Miss Fox and Mrs. +. NJ.
Wachter van schaik will take place
October 7
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Bridge Luncheon for
Mss WhdHeB

Miss Lueretis Larkin Will enter
tain with a bridge luncheon Friday
afternoon at the College club IN
honor OF Miss Alice whalley whose
marriage 10 Mr., clyde Holeomb viii
take place September 20.
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Small Luncheon for
Miss Po1ceV

In compliment 20 Miss Aehso Lou
Powell. whose engagement to Mr..
Lochrsa DonneIly OF ST. Paul. was
recently announced. Miss Bliss Max
well entertained with small lunch
con today at The olympic
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RELIEF CORPS TO
GIVE CARD pARTY

John +. Miller w. II, C. announces
a card party for Tuesday, septem.
Der %. Mt 2 o'clock, at the home OF
Mrs, May sImonds. president OF the
corps, 1857 Dayton ave. w. r. c..
members. comrades and friends win
be welcome.
For reservations call CApitlos0s
or GArfld.74O7. Take Phinnoy car,
No. 81.
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LINCOLN HIGH
SCHOOL PIT. a.

Lincoln high school win have It's
first Parsnt.Teacher meeting this
fall on Tuesday. September %. at
2:iS o'clock, in the annex. A spc.
cial invitation Is extended 20 the
freshman mothers. teachers and MI
who are new at Lincoln this year
Following brief business meeting.
there will be social hour. with
music and refreshments. in the
south lunch room.
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YEARS PROGRAM
ANNOUNCED

The Fine Arts department Of The
Cotene viii open 10 program for the
coming season on October -, and
will conclude May II. 1925.
II follows.
October Is.-Hostess. Mrs W. Harry
Richards. s7I2 litn y. y. Subject
Peter Paul Hubsus.' ~ hfs. Z. y. OIL
patrick
November i0.-Hoslsss. Mrs T. y. OIL
patrick. tals 10Th y. y. subject, John
singleton Copiey," BY Mrs .. y. Dodda
Poetry ~ Nirs DsiBhins Johnstons.
December a--Mset az Frye art gallery.
subject - Talk on Art By Mrs. AsdGs
Bailey.
January is.-Hos,ss,. ars Eugene
Bell. subject self expression " all
members ~ the department
February f=-Hostsss, Mrs .. u.
Dodds. t2ii 18th y. y, eubjsct Noted
cathsdrais." ~ Ars. Frederick J. Buell.
Guest day.
March s.-nostsss. Mira II. Mailstt.
1851 18TH ~. y. Subjects. Modern AT. q"
~ Mrr A. 2. I.oYs,t. Modern Bcuip-
turs." b. Mrs. 3 II Blo0msr
April ia-Hostena. Afrs. b. r. Tsyis.
1897 18Th y. y. Subject. Art 81 the
Movies" by Mrs A. b. Coo.
Nay ii.-H0saess. Mrs. ~ y. thinner
man. $40 1874 n. v. Subject. East
Indian Ausie with Interpretations" BY
Ars. ChaH. BfetlHnd and Mrs. W. Harry
Richards
officers Of tho department; Chairman.
Mfs. VIM. T. ThynE. vice chairman. Mrs
3. y onpatriek: sserstsry. Mrs. chss
Brsiiand
Auslo COMMITTEES; Mrs. 3. y. Gnpat.
rick. Nrn. Geo. vs.. wilson.
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Luncheon by
Mrs. Blethen

To honor Mrs Charles MacAllister
Wilcox ot Denver who is waiting ia
town. Mrs, Clannce nlcthen enter
,aincd at luncheon today az The
Olympic.
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Informal Luncheon
at Home

Mrs. II. y. Richmond viii enter.
tain with an informal luncheon on
Thursday afternoon. September ~,
at her home In Laureihurst.
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CLUBS FOR TUESDAY
RAINIER PIT. A

RAINIER PIT. A.
The first fall meeting OF Rainier
PIT. a. will DO held Tuesday. Sep.
tembor e. A reception 10 the teach.
ers will follow a BRIEF business scs-
sion.
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LAuREL cAAtp. II. y. a.

Laurel Camp. r. y. A., viii Eiye
q card party Tuesday evening, Sep.
,smber %. al SIS o'clock. IN swsd.
ish club hall. Eighth and owe.
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Informal Dance

The Seattle Yacht club announces
an Informal dance on Friday even
ing at . o'clock at the club.
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OPEN HOUSE
ABOARD SHIP

ABDAKIJ 6HIP
on one Sunday afternoon each
month the ship is thrown open 10
visitors. tea is served. entertainment
r. given and ship guides shoN
guests around the ship. on Sunday
afternoon, September 2T. from 10 5.
tho ship viii be open. Two or three
groups may combine In being host
eSses for the afternoon. Groups
wishing TO give service this way
should notify Miss BringIoe a; head
quarters Immediately
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mon SCHOOL COUNCIL TO

The officers OF tho Seattle nigh
School council have invited the
presidents Of the various high school
Parent. Teacher associations 10 be
their guests al o'clock luncheon
on Tuesday. September %. az plym.
outh house. sg2 Seneca ST,
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A1Kt COMMUNITY cn1tn

ALKG COMMUNITY CLUB
Alki Community club VIII hold the
first meeting OF the fan season Mon.
day evening, September 81. al =
o'clock. at the clubhouse. There y,ll
bo short business session. music
and dancing.
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ALLAH SOCIAL ellie

Allah Social club will meet with
Mrs. Helen Barclay. 5l26 Director
st., Tuesday. September %. at 2
O'Clock. Eastern stars and friends
invited.
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arranged a special program for Ia.
coma day in the way OF formally
eepiing the oil painting. Drifting
sands" hy Josephine Glimsr Cor.
bett. Of Spokane. which Tho club
won IA a prize during Buy a Pic.
iurs" week. Mrs. Harry Paul Pierce.
chairman OF the flno arts depart,
mon,. will present the picture and
Mrs. Z. L. HIberiy. chairman Of the
womon's club art department. viii
accept u. Tho program win b nj
$40 In the afternoon.
ANNUAL PIT. A. CONFERENCE
Tho annual conference Of tho Sc.
attic Parent; Teacher association.
will be held az the First 81. 4.
church Friday. September rs. at 10
a. m.
Or. w c. Reavis win speak nj
1890 o'clock on Tho Functions OF
the intermediate School"
Mrs. George Hannah and Mr.. T..
l. Danks viii instruct new officers.
Committee chAlrmen viii be given
time 10 present their work.
Luncheon will be- served AZ noon
at nominal price.
Mrs. r. l. Gross, prcsiden, Of So.
attic council. requests tina, each cir.
clio send a large delegation. and tina,
reservations for luncheon Do made
early
Circles from A 10 and including
"a viii telephone for reservations 10
Mrs. William RixEs. Mslrsc.3a77; II
TO ~ will call Mrs. j. /. Boycc.
BEncn-o5it. and N TO Y. Mrs. Arthur
WALTON, GArfld.ssqi.
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BETHLEHEM THislHLE

Bethlehem Thimhlc club viii meet
az tho homo OF Mrs Cora Bailey.
800 Greenwood ave. Tuesday. sep.
tember e. Luncheon al i3,30
o'clock Initiation.
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woMAN's CIVIC CLUB

The Woman's Civic club viii meet
Tuesday. September 90. at o'clock.
in the Erickson room at.the Y. w,
C.. A.
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WEST QUEEN ANNE

WEST QUEEN ANNE
PIT. A.
West Queen Anne PIT. 4. win
assemble Tuesday. September 2s. at
23o o'clock. in room 8. This will
DO the first meeting OF tho new
year. An outline Of the years work
will be given. followed by a short
program and "Estacquniuted" hour.
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soRoPTIMIsT CLUB

The soroptImist club viii meo,
for luncheon Tuesday. September
%. ut 1915 o'clock, at the Hotol
Washington. Members will bo in
vltod to express their opinion on
which city should have the mex,
soroptimIst club, Tacoma, Everett
or spokac.
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RnopopENpRoN cLup

Tho Rhododendron Club will have
in aii.day meeting at the home Of
Mrs II. II. Kennedy. sss7 Ellis
ave. wednesday. September 20.
Take North Park car No. 8.