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Party for Hospital WW
BE Large Affair

North Queen Anne Guild o. the
Chiidrcns orthopsdic hospital an-
HuuuCva the following additional
reservations for It's bridge and NAH
iougg party az The Olympic Hotel
on saturday afternoon. February Is;
Mrs J. 2Ialoucy. Mrs Frank
Gerry Nh Walter Gtcsentanucr.
Mrs J. l. cutler. Mrz Ralph blair.
Mrs Stursvss Hodin. Mrs r r
rrvte. Mrs Van q Grifun. Mrs
Edwin Fiohr. Mira Henry mttman.
Mrs Prank Wolff. Mrs lee r. Root.
Mrs u 4 Proctor. Mrs H. c. Kent
ncr, Mrs NJ y. Fryckman. Mrs
sydney MerriheW, Mira =. ]. Follio,t.
Miss Jean Morse. Mrs r n
Forbes. Mrs A, Williams Mra A.
Lutts Mrs Paul Carrigan. Mrs {.
W. Gchrkc.
Mrs James z. Jcnnlng Mrs
Clarke Mann. Mrs T. V, Jahn. Mrs
Mary r Williams Mira c. = Lacey,
Mrs Leroy pcIans. Mrs l. a.
Wallcn. Mrs Arthur pcnkcth, Mrs
r. J, Barry, Mrs Carl Pearson.
MrS sara Cohen. MrH stanley
simpson. Mrs Trace Peters Mrs
Gcorgc Colman. Mrs William Kerr
sheldon. Jr.. Mra Charles McIArcn,
Mrs William McIArcn. Mrs T. }.
Friedlandcr. Mrs Walter Peters
Mrs r. H. Gunner. Mrs W. H.
lIisEcnN
Mrs J. r Weed. Mrs w. a.
Iessupp, Mrs Lesley Craigon. Mrs.
W. H. PieloW. Mrs Harry Tcigh.
Mrs Rodgsr Anderson. Mrs @. u.
Rarklage. Mrs X. NJ Barker. Mrs
@. n. Fulton. Mrs A. w. Sanberg
Mrs q. O Vincent. Mrs r. +.
Whiting. Miss Caddie Jessupp.
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Hopper France. SO What
Photo 1898 was and what
am arc due to scientific help.
Now women have convinced me
that / should share these helps
with others. Millions OF girls and
women want what have gained
SO I have combined all the helps
have discovered in four prepare.
tons. with 81 ingredients. And
have arranged 80 that all druggists
and toilet counters offer them to all
who wish.
one is liauid cleanser which
cali my Facial Youth. Lucie Ian
tolmc. tho famous Partisan beauty,
first told me what It did. Now great
beauty experts tho world over are
advising this formula. No other
cleanser which man has discovered
does what this cleanser does.
My Facial Youth contains no ami.
NAL, no vegetable fat. II cannot in
any way assimilate with the skin.
II simply cleans TO the depths, then
departs. All the CRIME, dead skin
and clogging matter comes out
with Il.
That f. the first beauty essential
an utterly clean skin. But ] never
dreamed what clean skin meant
until found this Facial Youth.
Now Edna Wallace Hopper's Ia.
clal Youth is supplied by all drug.
gists and toilet counters. The cost
is 75c.
Write me for my Beauty Book
and I'll send with II something else
to please you. Edna Wallace Hop
per. 536 Lake Shore Drive, Chicago.
Advertisement.
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Music Club VII
Interpret Old Fauorites

''Old Song Favorttcs" In costume
viii be interpreted by members OF
the Thursday Music club AZ their
annual evening meeting Saturday AZ
8 o'clock. At tho home OF Mrs, Nor
gan A. Johnson. 2546 ftth ave. 5.
W. Assisting tho hostess will b
Mrs. Ia Forrest Efaw. Mrs. @. =.
Arlund and Mrs Emil Jarvis
Mrs. c. W. Chandler has arranged
the following program;
Pisns duet. Dance q the pcrnons." Mrs.
q. l. WoodmAnHsc aHd MTr- " A. Pratt
Vocal. Drink 20 Ms Only with Thine
Eyrs." Mrs. o. n. Ariund-
vlolin. SQUADS FROM Home" Mrs. FOR
rest smith
Vocal. Where Arc Taii ootnE. NY Pretty
Naidf" Meredith tsodhur-
Piano. -NAidsna Prayer. Miss Louise
Hliysr.
veal duet .-rha sweetest story Ever
Told" Mr hnf Mrs. Ia Forrest Efsv,
Piano. Irish Diamonds" Ara y. W.
Geodhue.
vocal. '-lsanrs Ny Maihsr Used 70 sing
Mrs. Wendell paKEsts.
Reading. ~old Sweetheart CT 1fins." Mrs.
Elmer G. Grssn.
vocal. Last rose OF Saiialacfs sits
GLADYS wheeler
Piano Duet. Medley % Old songs" Nlrs
G. W. Chandisr and Mrs = W. Coed
hue
Vocal duet. ~oh. That We Two Were
MayinE.~ Mrs. ". A. Johnson and Mrs
". 8 DaEkgft.
Vocal. believe Ma ~ All These Endsar-
inE Young Charms" Mrs. Albert Parks
yIolin. The Harp That Once ThrouEh
Tara's Hall" Homer ofEesfs.
Vocal. I've Been EoamiHE.' Mira l.. II.
Goodhue.
Vocal. Annie Laurie" Mrs. r. T.
Pope. Jr.
Piaao. Home. Sweet Home" Wilbur
Jahnsun-
Vocal. school Nam and Pupiis.- Mr.,
Ralph A. Nichols.
Vocal. Last Night Mrs. Charles u
Cook.
~Asla Lang syne" ciuh srnssnhis.
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st. Cecilia Guild to
Direct Service

Mrs. william Edric will be hostess
for st. Cecilia guild Of St Marks
church on Thursday at the Ortho-
pedie lunch room. ia Columbia st.
Mrs. Joseph Swalwell, Mrs. John ID.
McLauchlan. Mrs. Hugh Purcell.
Nrs. Ralph jenkins. Mrs. James II.
De yeuve. Mrs. Lee Beker. Mrs. Ray
Anderson. Mrs. d. McEacheran, Mrs.
Earl de Veuyc. Mrs. Herman Ross,
Mrs. Clark Jackson and Miss Ger
trude Lewis will assist.
Thursday morning Renton Hill
guild will be in charge at the Thrift
Shop. represented by Mrs. w. c.
Krafve and Mrs. W. r. Gray. and
in the afternoon Endolyne auxiliary
will be represented by Mrs. David
t. Young and Mrs. T. w. Mckinley.
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Wedding VIII Take Place
3 81. Barnabas' Chapel

M marriage o. MISS pcrecn Ken.
viy daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Eu'
ne John kennedy. % Chicago, 70
n Bas! Beechsr Blake. son Of Mr..
s-t Mrs Charles b Blake. VIII be
-ssraied Tuesday afternoon, Feb
slFy =. ~ 3 o'clock. in 81 Barna'
= chapel Rev. Herbert IL. Cow
z III rad the service.
Kiss Bernico Kennedy. the brides
sesg. viii BE- her only attendant.
"a Mr. Kenneth Morford viii be
* nan.
Fsr the pleasure % Miss kenne'
q Ms. W. @. Es,crbrook viii en-
wain with 4 tea and shower NJ
~ home on Thursday. and Miss
l~rsth Kennedy win give a SIMILAR
MY on Friday afternoon.
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Yrs. Osborne
Chooses Assistants

NJ. p A O.bornA has nsied 10
SIS; al her tea on "Wednesday aft.
rsoca. February Is. Mrs Paul II.
Tar. Mrs. Daniel W. Bass. Mrs
czts +. Harold and Mrs. George
arroun. who viii preside over the
gYiee. and Mrs. Waiter Williams.
gz William Dehn. Mrs. Howard
Has,ain. Mrs. Ford Elvidge, Mrs.
z P Hogaboom and Miss Pearl
ArpA.
M Frank Churchill OF Idaho
ms. Idaho. and Mrs. Eugene Har-
IL from Dallas. Tex. who have
nre here TO make their homes.
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ono town which desires 10 start a
Campfire. what is the Campfire
emblem The motor What do they
dor What are their rules7 and
what are their means OF getting
funds7 Together with this list Of
Miss Dorothy Blundell Of
Port Aibumi. b. C.. Canada. writes
ua that she is very interested In
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Florence Rogers Win
We'd Monday Morning

Ms Fiornco Rogers. daughter q
~. lanes 7. Rogers. viii wed Mr.,
,,Rss Harvey C.,ssill lr. son o.
y. ana Mrs. Charles Harvey Cas-
Il Monday morning. February "a
!, s.a e'clock. In the parish house
!, ia Church Of the Blessed Sacra-
-, Rev. Father W. T. Lewis will
..,s,un the ceremony. Only the
s-r,a.ate families win be In at
h.asncc,
Ms Martha Uhlman viii be maid
:, Aonor and Mr.. Eugene dwell
n, he best man
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Surprise Party

In recognition OF the birthday Of
her husband, Mr.. Samuel Wagner.
Mrs. Wagner entertained with sur.
prise party At their home on Satur.
day evening. Dancing was enjoyed
and later there WIS the service OF n
buffet supper.
Among the guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Nielsen. Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Schneider. Mr. and Mrs. Ell.
mer Kerr. Mrs. Myrtle Mulvey. Miss
Edna Holt. Miss May GIlbertson.
Mrs. Marcelie Klrker. Miss Fern and
Miss Eiva Pauling. Mr. Roy Merri-
field and Mr.. Edward Demmon.
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Personal

Mr. and Mrs. James i. Brewster
returned recently from a months
motor trip 20 California.
Miss Helen Fay will come up from
Aberdeen to spend the weekend
at her home in town.
Mrs. Ethel Chrisrnan Jackson left
Sunday for six months trip
abroad.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Jordan
are at the Casa del Rey, in Santa
Cruz.
Mrs. l.. e. Bate left Sunday
night on n trip TO California.
sfr. and Mrs Robert Merrick Of
Vancouver. y. C.. spent last week
in town.
Nr. and Mira. ". l.. bigger have
returned from months trip to Call.
fornia.
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Reduce Your Fat
Without Dieting

Years ago tho faFusta for fat rsdas.
SION va -diet---ttsFrlss." Today n
= Take NErmoia Prescription Tablets .
Friends tel friends these r3snds tell
others rhsy eat Substantial food. live
ns they iiko ard sirl rcdses steadily and
EASILY without r1iuE through Ions sisrss
% tifrsoms rEeretas and starvation diet
warrnala Prescription Tablets are cold ~
al drurEirts The worid over st one dol
lar Tor bon, Or n yaa prefer you ran
order direct from the MarmdIa Co. Cen
eral Motors Bldg. Detroit. Mich.--Ad-
aHfftsafnant
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IExroN FRIENDSHIP CLUE

Sexton Friendship club viii meet
NJ the homo OF Mrs Minnie Dahn.
ken 22gl 18Th ave. " Friday Feb.
ruary 20 NJ noon. Take Fort Law.
ton car No. 20 or sunsc; iIill No.
and set or at Third and Wheeler.
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Lnncheon and Bridae

Mrs. Henry Il. Morris Is enter
tanning with a luncheon and byidgC
at her home on "Wednesday after.
noon. February IS. Six tables will
bo in play.
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Supper by Mr.. and
us. Huston

10 honor their son and his bride.
II. and Mrs. Harold Huston. who
Es.s recently married in San Fran
esco, Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Huston
'-,srtained with a super at their
zoe last Sunday evening.
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RAvENNA socIAL CLup

80 ' AaaFsHAN sl7HN"AaAAs WV
Havenua Social club viii give a
card party al the homo OF Mrs. r,
II. KAratofsky. I53 saith ave. N
Tuesday. February -. az o'clock
Take car No, and set of al 5ith
and Howell Refreshments. East.
crn Stars and friends invited.
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tho stage know that
/ look 10.
When | was a
girl. my rich moth
er took mo on a
world search for
tho supreme beauty
helps. Those helps
made mo famous.
Since then I have
kept in touch with
every now discov.
cry. 7 have made
m any trips to
France. so What
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luncheon for
Mrs. FdlkROr

Ny Ross wiL-9n win entertain
"a 4 luncheon % twelve covers
J. A,r home Saturday afternoon. In
A,sor Of Mrs. Judson Falknor. who
- bus; returned nom a stay OF
wg,,al weeks in Olympia.
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Luncheon for Mrs. Mead

Mrs, NJ. l. Piles win entertain al
luncheon az her homo on Friday AZ.
ternoOn In honor OF Mrs. Albert
Mead. q BellinEham. who Is in town
visiting her son. Mr. Wendell Mead
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CLuRs FOR THURSDAY
MONDAY JUNCTION

Gen. W. r. sherman circle. Ia
dies OF the Grand Army. VIII give
a MONDAY lunch. followed by a
Lincoln. Washington program in
Roosevelt hall. l6iss Third ave.
Thursday. February 10.
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NINA F1Y TrNT

Nina Fry Tent. No. Il. Daughters
Of Veterans. viii hold their annivcr.
sary dinner Thursday. February 10.
In Veterans hall. armory. In tho
evening the Ten, will entertain with
a military whist party.
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tho work and will do her best TO
organize II in her town for a group
OF girls there. who wish very much
10 bs Campfire Girls. Truly. We
are growing.
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RAINIER NOBLE rosT
N CIV. 70 HOST TEA

American Legion Auxiliary 20 RAJ.
uicr. Noble Post No. / viii give a no
host tea on Thursday afternoon, from
: until 4 o'clock, az The olympic. In
honor OF Mrs. Waiter u. Bsaln. who
recently returned from a national
executive meeting in indianapolis.
All American Legion nuxilnrica In
tho city arc invited 20 attend.
For reservations call CA rndis2s
or KE nwd-os9s.
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MtssoUI.A CLUB no
HOLD ANNrAL DINNER

Tho Missouia club viii give It's an
nunl dinner this year ~ tho Wilson.
ian on Thursday evening. February
g. az O'Clock. Reservations should
be made a. once By calling Mrs. Fro.
mont Aldrtch. ME lrseois7. Former
MiBsoula residents invited 70 attend.
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SOCIAL SERVICE
DEPARTMENT

The social service department q
tho women's Century club viii meet
Thursday. February 70. al 10 a. m,
at tho Washington chlldrcn's Home
for a Day Of Service" with Mis-
Millani and Mrs. g II. Kerr acting
as hastesaes.
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AIkT CfDCIE

Aik circle of tho Fruit and Flow.
or Mlasion viii give bridge and
nah jougE tea Rt the homo Of Mrs.
a. ~ Dohhs. Beach Drive, al sno-
lualmio 81. on Thursday. February
-. al i.so p. m.
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CANfp FIRE gIRIg

From all over tho Northwest.
there comes into Seattle a steady
stream OF questions and requests
for information about Campfire 4
typical list OF questions comes from
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My Beauty
Is all due TO beauty helps
~ Edna FaiIaor Hopprr

~ EdHd Wallace Hopper
! was plain Firi with little dis
tinction. ! made myself famous
beauty. Now. after IS years az a
stage star l rumaln beauty stili.
Tho thousands who sec me daily on
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Music
Program for
Children's Matinee

I h#AAAAAAA vi ~ IA g q AAAhh#
An unusual treat H iu store for
students 0f alI HEez tu the prrseuiH-
ton OF Mabel igsErlmau grand op-
era'a lttiest prima donna, and Frank
Moss. master pianist. iu unique
Chlldrcn'a program. 90 be- given az a
matinee on Saturday. February 81.
at Masonic Temple. under the aus
pieces % the Wonau'a Century club
The program will b. presented
partially zen costume" The artists
have used the utmost care Ia The
election Of ihe numbers. 10 gives
10 the young people something not
heretofore presented b. a grand
opera prlfns donna, ono u the com
positlons-u most interesting poem
with Incidental music hy Liza Frh-
mann. 10 something novel aud most
entertaining,
The program follows
Chinese Mother Goose Hhymes s.'..
..............s.... HalabridEs crist
IN Cnatums
Lady Bug
Hauy L. sleeping
Whist the Ola Gov haia
The Mouse
Fattyrahu
TIE OLD Woman
Hid Headed loo
Mabls RisgslmaR
bdaliHkqua srrrsfs. ...sHrrs.r 'sFpfhihf
LADY Picking Muitrrriss Edgar heily
Nabsl itisEsiman
Ninust a LAullco ....,,..,.t bsvb"urk
ltffrrua7 .rsss..s,......s''.'' hNNP.h
WaitE, o Minor .,.s---.......... CHOPIN
Drank Moss
Mechanical Doll. Love Tales of Hoff-
man .s............srr..s uffrnta'h
Selfish giaut ............ Liza fnhmHun
Recitation with Incidental hI<g
tfahdI nirErlmaa
salsd8nisn Market scene ..... roidusskt
street iiaHArrs
liarponitha
Hlumberz WaitE
iiuWmiuK Top
Chiia TALKING 60 a Cat
Music SOS
haunrinE Bail
Picture % clown
Frank Moss
szndmaH. HansaI and ufetri .....-
-rss.s..ss..-........ hum psrdlhtA
fairY Piper ............ Herbert Brewer
hhha9N AaFch s.s.-...s.s.ss. Del iLFtP
Little Drown owl .--....... hAundsfsoh
AiNkes ssssssssHHs sFsssssss. molly taFNf
Msbsl fisHeinan
Mrs. w. n, Houndtrec ~ chairman
Of tho program committee, assisted
by Mrs. o. J. Jensen. Mrs. Roy A.
Hayatt, Mira Arthur Holt. Mrs Lloyd
Beckett. Mru. T. W. Flohr. Mrs. Y.
c. Coils. Mira Van Griffin. Mrs. VIM
Elliott. Mrs. Edith Darucll. Mrs. J.
=, Patten. Mn. Philip Gearhhrt and
Mrn. II. &. piFott.
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cpnwN HfLL a.. a

The next regular meeting Of tho
Crown HIn PIT. 4. viii bo held
Thursday. February 10. at go p. m.
Or. Il. King viii speak on "Goitre."
An parents and friends cordially in
vlted.
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ARK cHAPTER 80. So

Ark Chapter. No. SO. o. Z. s. viii
give a card party AT Ark temple. Sat
urdsy evening. February p, at s
o'clock.
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ROBERT PARLIAMENTARY
LAW CLASS

ROBERT PARLIAMENTARY
LAW CLASS
Robert Parliamentary Law class
will meet at tbs Y. w c. a. Thurs.
day. February 10. AZ $50 p IN, Mrs.
Ella Cudihcc. parliamcntariAn- Sub.
Jet lesson. amendments OF the first
degree. and amendments of the SEQ
nnd degree. Auxiliary clnks IN pub
Ito speaking vill meet with Mime.
Harriet saundcrson Subject Lesson.
"InyiCtua"
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snrfAI. CITn. N. y. a.

SpAlhis AA<tHs W. -
The Social club OF Seattle review
No. s. womcn's Benefit association.
will meet az tho home OF hrs. Julia
stalker. 1914 18th ave. Thursday.
February 10. Luncheon 1880 o'clock.
Members and friends invited.
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Pussy willow printed in large and
figures Is a popular material
for tunic blouses.
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Thursday. February 10. az 2 o'clock
lt the home ~ Mrs Arthur Bane,
2t0s Boyer ave.
ALPHA CLUB
Alpha club viii meet Thursday
February 10. with Mrs, +, 4 Mas,
ten. 1881 Franklin ave, Luncheon,
1880 sharp, Program consists Of
roll call. Washington and Lincoln
Stories" Mrs. J. r. little and Mrs
". G.. Guitar: fbg salute by Mrs
10 n Appleton. singing Of Amer.
lea. paper by Mrs. Florence Illus
soil on Travels In Australia" and
talk on Customs and Religion q
south America" by Mrs Clara
Swan Short.
Grade Teacher Choral club at
Federated clubhouse. 8 o'clock,
COLEMAN PIT. A.
Coleman PIT, A. viii meet Thurs
day February 10. al ; p. m, IN room
%, Mr.. worth Mcclure will speak
YouNGsTowN PIT. A.
Youngstown PIT. a. sill give n
silver tea Thursday, February 10. a.
y. m. az the home OF Mrs George
Croker. 26s6 W. Nevada -.
WEST HILL PIT. A.
West IIil PIT A. win hold In res.
ular monthly meeting az the oym,
pic Heights clubhouse. a5th :. ".
and W. Kenyon 81. Thumday eve,
ming. February 10. at 7.5o .. IN. Mr
r. Il. Cole viii give n talk on the
building program for West Hill All
residents in tho distric; arc urged 20
attend
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
.NiAnRonh PIT. A.

MADRo,fS PIT. n
Under the auspices OF the plsyaeld
and recreation committee. Madrona
PIT A. viii meet Friday. February
20. NJ 7.45 p. m. az the school. Su.
pcrintendent T. r. Cole win speak
and Mr.. George Hill. OF tho park
board. win give a talk on playfield
and recreation work. Music will be
furnished by tho school orchestra
and tho Boys Cleo club WIN sing.
GATEwOOD PIT. A.
Gatcwood PIT. a. viii have n
dance at Gatewood hail Friday even
Ing. February 20.
EASTERN STAR CLUB
Tho Eastern star club will sew for
tho Lighthouse for the Blind Friday,
February 20. from 10 a. m. TO , p. m.
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LARGE DRUGLESS
PRACTICE
For Sale at a Rare Bargain

IL also very suitable to medical
doctor.
Very well established and well
advertised In Seattle since 1907.
This practice has always and IL
stlll enjoying large financial in
come. II iB. not gamble. can
show large epaying practice at
this as well MS all other seasons
OF each year.
Intend travelling considerably.
therefore desire To cell. Cash
preferred, but will accept either
modern bungalow or late model
Of Cadillac or Packard car. Ad-
dress Ats. The Seattle star
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rNTERLAKES GUILDS

HHAhHNH'hH
Tho nah jouEE ana bridge class
of intcrlhkcH guild OF the chill.
dsen'a orthorcdle hospital viii meet
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Women's Clubs



MiZpAII TEMPLE No. %
Pythlan Sisters. AilFpah Temple
No 90 viii meet Thursday. Feb,
rmry 10. az 1850 p m. AZ i7i9 Uni
verHity way Whist. All rythlana
and friends invited.
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DAUGHTERS OF ST. GEORGE

Daughter Of st. George wiz meet
In NJ. f. y. a. hall for drill and tn.
ltlaiion Thursday. February is,
at p. m.
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wnMAN,s CITY CLUB

wOMAN'S CITY CLUB
The woman's City club will meet
Thursday. February 10. at noon at
the Y. w. c. a. cafeteria. Mr.. Roy
G. Lyle will speak on Law En-.
sorcenent" and candidates for the
cItv council will also speak
The morning class Of Municipal
cYtnenship will meet at 1880 a. m.
In tho Erickson room Mt the Y. w.
q A. Or. @. n. Mclaughlin VIII
talk on the health department.
Tho afternoon advanced class VIII
meet after luncheon on the Eame
dav. Prof. Hugo Winkenwerder,
dean OF forestry at the University
OF Washington will speak on RE
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Program for
Rachmaninoff Concert

srrgvi f,arhmauanigff. famous
nussIau pianist campaasr. win rem.
der che following program when he
plays "a thr Metropolitan THURSDAY
evening under the local management
uf tbr Ladies' Musical club.
"rapEre kIr Dc Halist" from
"AIrrstu- -.rfrt. .slur aiaiut scans
Hanata 40 Minor ...r...-a.... srHumhun
Trieste huHHEtGu
AiIrEru Narfat1
Presto
ial q HEffH -ssFTfrasFHs Fss-sH.r
COZ h.HAH asarHFrH.Fs sssFssrr At'ait.
irt FaUndr r..,s....sssss.sss
ial EfHdu Tahigsur I uaehmauiroff
ihI Prelude 5000. ssTarsal
Naist. "haustisfis0sUr Etralfs -t"d1Hffl
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SOCIAL. AND CHARITABLE
CLUB FREJA
Ladies' Social and Charitable club
Frea win meet Thursday. February
10. al ? p. m. at the parlor Of
the Swedish club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-18

The proceeds Of this affair nre to
be given 10 the Deaconess Marie
Gallison fund, which Is being col.
lected by this philanthropic woman
40 that the children OF the Central
European countries Of Protestant
faith may not be deprived Of rellg'
ions Instructions and the proper
observance Of religious holidays on
account Of insufficient funds TO
maintain the Protestant churches Of
these countries.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-20
Peter Popular Name
 In Falcetti Family

Twenty-one years ago a son was born in the Falcetti family of Berlin and they named him Peter. The nam- ing was such a success that the Fal- cettis became very partial to that name, so when another son was born two years after he was also called Peter. That seems to be the only conclusion to draw from the testi- mony given in police court this morning when Peter was arraigned on a charge of operating an auto without license on his person.
 Patroman Otis Hopkins arrested the youth on East street last night and some question was raised ss to the identity of the owner of the H. cense. Judge Benjamin w. Alling started to question Facetti about the license this morning and drew forth the information that Peter, aged 19, has a license, and Peter, aged 2l, also has license. according 10 the youth, Judgment was suspended in the case,
New Britain herald., 1925-07-20
MARRIED IN BALTIMORE
Former Head Nurse in New Britain Hospital Becomes Bride of Gov ernmcnt Employc.

Mir, and NIrs, Edward Neumann, who were married in Baltimore last Thursday and whose future resi- dance VIII be in Washington. D. C., are spending their honeymoon in New Britain. Mrs, Neumann, for ucrly Miss Claire Maxwell of this city, is native Of Wakesyille. Vt, but resided for five years in this city, where sho WAS head nurse on the male floor of the old New Britain General hospital
 After leaving New Britain Miss Maxwell went 10 Trenton. N. J., where she has been head nurse in the Trenton hospital ever since, Mr. Neumann was formerly of Terry vile, but is emplc!sd in q responsi- hle government position La Wash lnEton.
 While in New Britain Mir. and Alrs. Neumann are visiting the lat tor's aunt, Mrs. Henry Schnaidt of Whiting street.