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The Bismarck tribune., 1925-05-08
ENTERTAINS AT BRIDGE

Mrs. John Thorpe entertained some
of her friends at bridge Tuesday
afternoon at her home on West
Rosser Street. Spring blossoms
formed the decorations and at the
close of the game luncheon was
served. Each guest present received
= favor.
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staffs. "A program will be given in
the school auditorium at eight
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-05-08
CITY NEWS
st. AlcxiuS Hospital

st. AlcxiuS Hospital
Admitted to the st. Alexlus hos
pital for treatment:
H. o. Monson, Center; Paul Brez-
den, Wilton; Mrs, L. S. Blcnsly, city
Discharged: &. g. Gross, Bentley;
Mrs. G. A. Bietz, Ashley; Miss Norma
Ho,lcnsworth. city: Francis NJ. Par
sons, city; Amos Ring, Parshall; Mrs
Fred Peters, Regent.
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HERE FROM TEXAS
j. f. Heck of Texas, who was for
merly register of deeds in Washburn,
was in town Yesterday
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COMPANY A TO GIVE DANCE
Company A. 164th Infantry, Quar-.
termaster's Corps, are holding a
dance tomorrow evening at Fort Lin.
coin, to which the public is invited
Cars will be run to accommodate
persons attending the dance.
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-05-08

ROLLA MERCHANT HERE
Roy Mosher, hardware merchant of
Rolla,. N. D., was a business visitor
here today.
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P. E. O. TO CELEBRATE MOTH
ER'S DAY
The P. F.. o. Sisterhood will have
Mothers Day program Monday,
May II, at the home of Mrs. A. p.
Tenhart. Each member is asked to
bring a guest.
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-05-08

HERE FROM DRISCOLL
Miss M. Evelyn German, primary
grade teacher at Driscoll, was ir
town yesterday.
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-05-08

HERE FROM WASHBURN
NJ. T.. McCurdy Of Washburn is in
town.
Phoenix tribune., 1925-12-19

LOUIS B. WHITNEY, Mayor.
Henry Rieger, City Manager
Hugh Callahan, City Magistrate.
Chas. de Sales Wheeler, City Ass'r.
Phoenix tribune., 1925-12-19

Commissioners
Fred Jacobs
J. A. r. Irvine
Luke Henderson
F. A. Jefferson.
Phoenix tribune., 1925-12-19

w. L. Barnum, City Attorney.
Oliver Loeb, City Treasurer
E. w. Bacon, Building Inspector.
George Brisbois, Chief of Police.
w. D. Simmons, Chief of Fire Dept.
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Helzel, Ollny Samuel

Helzel, Ollny Samuel
Hoffman, Joseph Harmon
Jennings. William Miller
Jennings, Clarence Edwin
Lutz, James Elmer
Ludwig, William Hunter
Ludwig, Lloyd F.
Meyer, Cecil E.
Massie, Harrick S.
Miller, James Lacey
Mumaw, David Lee
Newland, William Isaac
Newland, Gordon R.
Pence, Ottie H. (Bowman's
Pulliam, John
Pence, Frederick Garland
Polk, Samuel F.
Rinker. David Samuel
Reynard, Perry R.
Ross. Perry f.
Sweeney. Floyd s.
Stoner. John Norman
Splitter, Walter Lee
Snowman, John l..
Stoneburner, K. w.
Stoneburner, Ralph w. physician
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DON'T STAY AWAY.

NO reason why YOU should not be
one OF the thousands to visit Edin.
burg during the big 'Home-Comino
Week" A delightful time for Wis
itofs-reei races, band concerts, base
ball and lust a glorious time.
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WAR HISTORY OF AREA
Edinburg and Madison District Fur
nish Troops For Many Wars-A
Roster of Those Who Served

nish Troops For Many Wars-A
Roster of Those Who Served
Edinburg and Madison District
have always borne their full share
of the duties of citizenship. In every
condition confronting the states or
nation, old Madison was ready and
without fiinching, did her share.
Away back in 1895, the town and
district had a military company ready
for duty at any time. Through the
kindness of Mr.. X. A. Grandstaff,
once an Edinburg boy, now prom
inent publisher of Bristol, Tenn, we
have the roll of that company. Mr..
Grandstaff is a descendant of the
officers bearing the same name and
is justly proud of it.
Here is the roll Read it and see
if your ancestors were in that good
company.
MUSTER ROLL FOR 1885 COM
PANY OF GRENADIERS
attached to the 18th Regiment and
End Battalion, Commanded by Philip
Grandstaff, Capt.
Commissioned Officers
Philip Grandstaff, Capt.
Samuel H. Grandstaff, Lieut.
John l. Grandstaff, End Lieut..
Lawrence Swartz, 4th Lieut..
Non-commissioned Officers
Joseph Ludwick, 1st Sergeant
Eli Fravel, End Sergeant
Samuel Painter, Bird Sergeant
Jacob Lantz, 4th Sergeant
Samuel Fravel, 9Th Sergeant
George Cline. 1st Corporal
Jacob Fravel, End Corporal
George Cline, 1st Corporal
Jacob Fravel, End Corporal
Isaac Ruby, 3rd Corporal
- -- -, 4th Corporal
George Maphis, 5th Corporal
------- , 9Th Corporal
Privates
Isaac Bowman (River)
Elias Painter
Thornton Bowman
Abraham Reynard
Aaron b. Evans
Isaac Hite
George Patton
Jonathan Lucas
John Artz
Branson Grandstaff
Elanson Reynard
Benjamin Grandstaff
Thornton Downey
John Hisey
Isaac Bowman (of jacob
Philip Slower
John ID. Downey
Isaac Barton
Matthias Barton
Kenis Fately
Levi Coffman
John T. Hottie
George Grandstaff
David Bowman
John Spiggle
Philip Prim
Joseph Sheets
Christian Artz
John Barton
John A. Smith
Lewis Ryman
William Fox
Jacob Valentine
Michael Patton
David Coffman
John Myers
Henry Wetsel
Madison Riddleberger
(Spelling as per MSS. copy.)
During the awful days from 1861
to 1865, in company with other sec
tions of the South, Edinburg and
Madison District were bled white, as
they stood for their rights as they
saw them.
Edinburg had an infantry COM
pany, known as the Southern Greys,
and they marched to Harpers Ferry,
w. Va, soon after Virginia seeded.
Captain ]. N. Swami, father of our
townsman, W. Green Swami, COM
manded the Southern Greys when
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Lieutenant Eaton succeeded to the
captaincy and did good service. un-
til he was killed at the first battle
of Manassas. 1t is to be regretted
that no roll of the Southern Greys
is accessible to us and, therefore, we
are unable to give the names of the
officers, except as above, nor of the
privates, either. The company saw
hard service for some time and when
the ranks had been greatly thinned
by death, wounds and capture, it was
disbanded and the men generally
joined one of the three cavalry COM
panies from this section.
These companies were commanded
by Capt. George ]. Grandstaff, Capt.
H. H. RRiddleberger and Capt. S. B.
Myers.
AS with the Southern Greys, the
roll of two of these companies are
not where we can consult them. But
in the case of Capt. Myers company
through the kindness of Mr.. Ottie
Rau, whose father, James W. Rau,
served through the war and lived
many years after, we have the COM
plete roll of that company, as
follows:
ROLL OF
co. &C." 7TH VIRGINIA CAVALRY,
Laural Brigade
Thomas l.. Rosser, General
The Seventh Regiment was under
tn command of Col. Agnus McDon-
aid. at the beginning of the war. He
was succeeded by Col. Turner Ashby,
afterwards brigadier general. killed
at Cross Keys.
Commissioned Officers
S. B. Myers, Capt. (wounded); pro-
NOTED major in 1868
Phillip Bowers, 1st Lieut..
R. M. Lantz, End Lieut.. (wounded)
S. G. Clark, 3rd Lieut. (wounded)
J. E. Myers, Capt. (killed May Z, '64)
George w. Murphy, 1st Lieut..
r. Rosenberger. I'd Lieut.. (killed)
]. r. Miley, 3rd Lieut.
J. c. Allen, I'd Lieut..
Privates
Allison. William
Artz, Peter
Bradford, William (wounded)
Bird, Hite
Bowman, Cal
Bremen, Casper
Burk, John T.
Bowers, Ezra (wounded)
Baker, James
Bowman, Daniel
Bishop. Tom
Bowman, White (Coprl.)
Bishop. Charles
Bird, Samuel
Bowers, Harvey
Burke, John
Bowman, l.. B. (woundedl
Bowers, John (killedD
Bowers, Jacob
Bretts, Joseph
Cheek, Joseph
Clinedinst, d. Sarg
Clinedinst, Isaac
Clinedinst, Augustine
Clinedinst, William
Clinedinst, A. B. (wounded)
Clark Enfauy
Coffman, Addison
Coffman, A. (wounded)
Crabill, j. (killed)
Coun. w.
Cook, H.
COffman, Banis
Chilcott, Jonathan
Coffelt. Joseph
Coffelt, Ananias
Carper. William (wounded)
Coffman, E. (wounded)
Dudley. William
Day. Robert
Day. James (wounded)
Dellinger, Amos
Delliinger, James (killed)
Dellinger, r.
Drifting, John (Corpl.)
Drifting, P. ]. (wounded)
Dellinger. Emanuel (killed)
Day, John (wounded)
Estep. Jack
Lemuel
Evans, A. ].
Evans, Samuel
Fry, Readus (wounded)
LNL JNL IEI IM IMI IMI IMI MI gHr I'M mr.
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Fadely. William
Foster, James T.
FAINT, Enoch
Fravel, F. M.
Fry, Israel
Fravel, William
Farrar, Will (killed)
Fadely. Lorenza (Sergt.)
Fiemming, Harvey
Fadeley, Eli
Fadeley, Joseph
FOCAL. Harvey
Fry, Joseph
Grandstaff, Lew
Cav, Robert
Griffith, John (killed)
Grove, William (wounded)
Grim, Franklin
Hanson, Aquilla
Hollar, Samuel
Hollar, Reuben
'Hollar, Mahlon
Hollar, John (wounded)
Hollar, William
Hollar, Robert (wounded) +
Hoffman, Beverly
Hottie, D. j.
Hottie, Isaac
Helsley. Wash
Hanson, William
Harms ISaao
KEGS, Alfred
Kagey, Alfred
Kagey, John
Long, Eli
Lindamood. George
Lutz, William
Lindamood, ].
Lantz, George
Larkins. William
Litten, Eli
Litten, Ben
Myers, John (1st Corpl.l
Newland, Jessie
Newland, Lemuel
Olinger, William
Pain, ]. o.
Pullin, Andrew
Patton, John
Palmer, j.
Racey, Mat (wounded)
Reed, John
Riddlemoser DIR. (killed)
Ross, d.
Racey, Luke
Rau, J. Osborn
Rosenberger. Chris (Sergt.)
Rhinehard. G. c. (1st Sergt.)
Russell. Tine
Russell, Mont
Rau. James w.
Rau, John H.
Ruby, David
Ross, Sol
Stricken. Abe
Shadwell, H. (killed)
Shorts, Fred
Sheets, Isaac (wounded)
Sheets, Elias (wounded)
Sheets. Ananias (Corpl.)
Warner, John
Watson, John
World War
In the World War, as in all otbe,
times OF danger or when men were
needed, Edinburg and Madison Dis,
trict furnished their full share OF
brave men.
In the war with Mexico and in the
Spanish-American War, our town
and district had full representation
But, unfortunately, no records of the
boys who endured the hardship and
suffering of the times, is available.
The list of our boys in the World
War. so far as we have been able to
secure it. is as follows:
Allison, Raymond Paul
Leslie Cecil
Bowman, Isaac
Bowers, Jesse Monroe
Baker, Richard Clyde
Baker, Claude Linden
Coe, Samuel Gwynn
Coffelt. Harrison Louie
coffman. Ray B.
coe, Madison, P.
Drifting, John Landon
Fry, George Alfred
Folk, Samuel Fred
Fry Selwin (physician)
George, Jos. Herman
Hotel, Kirby Bright
Hollingsworth. Charles Edward
Hollingsworth, Milton Coffelt
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vOMAN's CENTURY
CLUB MEETINGS

Tho meetings OF the Woman's
Century Club, to be held in the now
clubhouse next week, are aa follows
Mondny-Tho French department
will meet at 10 o'clock, in the IL
brary.
Tho art department viii meet at
2 o'clock in tho reception room on
tho third floor. Tho hostcsscs for
the afternoon win be Mrs Nyman
~. Holland, Mrs George j, Uacckcr
Mrs. Yam C. Griffin and Mrs. II. j,
Gilkcr. Tho program will include
art, principle.color, Mrs. Jessie NJ
Elliott. DeForcst Brush, Mrs, ", s.
IngrahAm; Alexander Harrison, Mrs
X. ~. Parker. Mr.. G, j. Greene
executive secretary OF tho Fine Arts
Society VII speak on zine Arts. -
Wednesday Chorus of tho
club viii meet in tho banquet room
ut 10 o'clock, for rehearsal under
tho direction Of Annfroddio Cnrstcns
GillIu, and Mrs, Rachel StclSlomnn,
accompanied,
Tuesday Tho current events do.
partmcnt viii meet at o'clock In
the reception room on the third
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Many Affairs VIII Honor
Mics Alice Frein

Numerous pre.nuptialg have been
planned for Miss Alice Frein. whose
marriage to Mr.. jesse Charles John.
con VIII t&te place on Saturday
evening, November Il.
Among them will be tho bridge
Miss Adelaide Fairbanks and Miss
Louise Mcdonald will give on Thurs.
day afternoon, November 3, with
invitations limited 10 friends OF tho
honor guest. Monday evening. No.
vember 0, Mrs. Thomas Gloed and
Mrs Donald Cornue win entertain
AZ Mrs GIeed's home. The next
afternoon, Mrs. Charles Goggio will
have a small luncheon nj her home
On the 18th, Mrs. Archibald Tai.
bot Will entertain with an evening
bridge. and on Friday evening, No.
vomber 10, Mr.. John Holmes will
be host at n dinner dance at The
Olympic in honor Of Miss Frein,
Mr.. johnson and tho members OF
the wedding party.
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. y.
u. Holmes entertained with n card
party and miscellaneous shower for
both Miss Frein and Mr.. johnson.
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Sunset Club Announces
Lecture Course

Tho library committee OF the sun
set Club announces n series OF four
lectures on the literature and drama
OF the following countries.
England and America Thursday.
November ~, II a m. Tho Rem.
ascend OF the English. Speaking
Stage" by Professor Burton James,
OF the Cornish school.
Persia---Thursday. November 10.
II n. m. THE Literature OF Per.
gla.' by DR. Herbert II Gowen, OF
the University Of washington.
China Wednesday. November 25.
II a, m. Chinese Poetry and
stage" by Upton Close professor
Josef Washington HalD Of the Uni.
yersity Of washington.
scnndInayia--Th Decom.
Der 3. ideals in Scandinavian Lit.
orature." by Professor Edwin Johan
Vlckncr, Of the University OF Wash
lnRton.
Tickets may DO obtained mt tho
Sunset Club or from any OF tho FOL.
lowing members Mrs a. Scott
Bullht, sUnsetlt29; Miss Edith
Dabney. C8ptl24l4; Mrs, j. Thatoh,
err Hodge. 1cAst7sO9 Mrs, H. Tappin
stannard, CApitl.05Sj; Mrs. ]. Tate
Maeon. CApittO3G0.
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Guild officers VIII
ReceiNe at PdrtN

Tho offlccra OF penny.Fuhrman
Guild will DO In tho receiving limo
Mt the dance and card party tho
members of tho guild will give Sat.
urday cvenng, November 7, Mt Tho
Wllsoninn.
They include Mrs Samuel Leroy
Crawford, president; Mrs. A. A..
Sutherland Mrs ". A. Johnnson,
Mrs. II. l.. MIllor, Mra. Harris EN-.
mons, Mrs, 10. sIlvcrstono, Mrs. j.,
G. harmon and Mrs. A. Friedman
Tickets for the affair may bo oh.
tanned from Mrs. H. sllyorstonc,
CApltl.42o5. Mrs. Alfred w. Mylrolc,
CApitl47s6; and Mrs. Samuel Leroy
Crawford, CApitlil12
Reservations for card tables may
be made with Mrs a. A, suthcr.
land, CApltL205c
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Personal

Mr.. and Mrs. Everett o. zones
win remove. November !, from their
homo AZ Beach Drive to the Hotel
Sorrento. Mr.. and Mrs. d. e. Heller
win occupy tho Jones residence dur.
Ing the winter.
Mrs. Amanda f. Morrison. OF d
iimorc, Nd, who has been The hotNp
guest OF DR.. and Mrs. Ira L. Men
for six weeks. left Thursday for san
Jose. Cal, where she will spend the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Arthur
Heath mildred Merrito are receiv.
ing congratulations upon the birth
Of daughter. october "a, at thu
Puysllup hospital.
Mrs. w. W. DeForrest has re-
turned from two months visit in
the East.
Mrs. Alfred woolsey and baby
son, returned today TO their home
from the Swedish Hospital
Mrs. Andrew Price, with her baby
daughter, Virginia, removed today
from tho Swedish Hospital to their
home
Mrs. Reginald Gaynor. Miss Jane
and Miss Ruth Nettleton. Mr..
Berkeley Gaynor and Mr.. Sidney
Saynor. will spend the weekend
at Pacific Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs, Max Olson return
ed this morning from seven
weeks trip in tho East.
Mrs, Meribeth Gerbel has as her
house guest for two weeks. Miss
Mary Morgan of Helena, Mont.
DIR. Julian Coleman, who has been
III at the Virginia Mason hospital,
Is now convalescent and is spend.
Ing few days In Victoria. b. c.
Mrs. NJ. Ray Wood has returned
from two months visit in tho
East
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sterescopic lecture on Electrical
Possibilities in Home and State. -
Vocal solos. selected. Mrs. s. L.
Croker. accompanied by Mrs. r.
stevens: violin solos. "Orientlale"
and Souvenir" Mrs. Victor zed.
nick
CiyIcg department OF the Seattle
woman's Club. IL o'clock, at Fed
Grated clubhouse. Subject. "Recrea-
ton and Hygiene" Mrs. Helen NJ.
Stevens. chairman.
Music department OF the Seattle
womon's Club. II o'clock, at Fed
Grated clubhouse. American Com.
poscrs and Their Music" Mrs Flor.
cnce y. Smith. chairman.
King County Graduate Nurses
I Club. o'clock, on second floor Y.
W. c. a. rooms. Interesting pro.
gram viii DO given.
! TUESDAY
ladies' Auxiliary TO the Pacific
Improvement Club, o'clock. at
/ Lake City Community Club
I house. Achievements OF American
I Women" viii be continued.
The Canadian Woman's Club. 2
o'clock az Federated Clubhouse.
Important business meeting.
/ The Cotorie Parliamentary de-
par;ment. o'clock. at homo OF
Mrs. VIM. Lynn. iT55 nth N +,
I Subjects FOR study, Organization"
and Formal and Informal Resolu-
I tons"
Sunset Heights Literary Club,
/ 1850 o'clock, with Mrs Daniel
Yoder. 1886 Ashworth ave. Subject,
/ Mexico"
woman's Lakeside Civic I'M
4 provement Club--l2.S0 luncheon
short business session, followed by
cards. Annual bazaar viii be held
1 November 18th and 14th at the
Lakeside Clubhouse.
sorosis Club, o'clock, Mt home
| OF Mrs A. c. Roberts, 1891 22d
ave. n. T. Programs Character
analysis OF Miss Lulu Bett," Mrs
/ c. II. Graves; Life of Edgar Lee
Masters" by Mrs. S. $. Hoover
book review, "Arrowsmith"; lead by
Mrs. s a. Davis; assisting host
ess, Mrs. b. c. Hastings,
Woman's Tuesday Club, 1890
luncheon at home of Mrs. John Bal
lainc, 4720 Seventh ave. n. Il. Re
cent fiction by Mrs. Il. T. Voris
book review by Mrs. r. c. McAllas
ter. Assisting hostess, Mrs. Frank
Ballainc.
The Queen Anne Study Club. .
o'clock, ut home OF Mrs. Hampton
Moran, 2i40 First ave. w. "The
Origin and Development of the Rus
sian Ballet" by Mrs, V. w, Gemmel
Songs and Dances OF the Peasant
Folk" by Mrs, Ira Il. Ford. Mrs,
w. II. Bnrnhart viii show. lantern
slides OF the proposed new clubhouse
West Side Womans Improvement
Club, 1890 o'clock at home OF Mrs
w. u. Stone, 3452 4lst ave. S. w
Plans arc being mado for tho bazaar
to be held November H. Mrs. w. c.
Gnrdwood, assisting hostess.
Current Century Club, $50 o'clock
at Ballard public library. Roll call
GIFTS Foreigners Bring U.s., "Politi
cal History Of Finland" by Mrs. Sam
DoMoss; "Litcuraturo and Music OF
Finland" by Lizzie DeMoss.
Aspasla Club, o'clock, at homo OF
Mrs, j. w, Dorwart a22O GYalo ave
n. Business meeting; viii submit
play for adoption, Mrs. Bowart
chairman; Mrs Harry Irwin, conch
|
lQUARANTE CLUE
Tho Quaranto Club will meet will
Mrs. a, II, Hussey ago 59th ave
IS W., on Tuesday, November q.
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Orthopedic .Shops

The PythIan Sisters will direct
the service Mt the orthopedlc Lunch
Room on Monday. with Mira. r.. Pc.
terson ~ hostess, assisted by Mrs.
Edna L. Lovetinsky, Mrs. jennie
Arts, Mrs. Ivy Avorlll, Mrs. Holen
Mckay Mrs. Katharine Mcdonald,
Mrs. Louisa Young, Mrs. Emma Alb.
bott. Mrs. Gertrude whitman, Mrs.
Anna Sholtraw, Mrs. Elizabeth
tombstone and Mrs. Fannie Paine.
Lurelhurst Guild. with Mrs. r.
H. Mercy Mrs. g. J. Bush Mrs. g.
II. Schlytter ana Mrs. y. II. BAN
ford will be IN charge Nil day Mon
day at tho Thrift shop.
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BENEFIT DANCE
Club VIII Hear
Lecture Series

Or. u. d. Griffith OF tho English
department ut the University OF
washington win Eivo sorles Of
thrco lectures at tho women's Uni
vorsity Club this winter
"The Trond in Contemporary Flo-
ton" will DO tho topic OF tho first
lecture on "wednesday afternoon, Mo-
vcmber II. on wednesday after
noon, December 2. Or. Griffith win
speak on Contemporary Realistic
Novels" md on the afternoon Of
January G, Contemporary Regional
Novels" viii DO the subject Of his
talk.
Tho lectures will 10 given in tho
auditorium Of the club Mt o'clock,
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CLUBS FOR MONDAY

PRAIRIE ROSE CLUB
Tho Prairie Rose club viii hold
lts regular monthly meeting on
Monday. November 2, NJ o'clock.
AZ tho home Of Aira Frank Ham
Ilton. 47ag Fourth ave. n. =. Take
wailinEford car tNo. iO 20 T., 4s,h
and Fourth ave. n. r. and walk
two blocks south.
CHAPTER A. p. r. o.
Chapter a. Z. =, o.. viii meet
with Mrs. J. II. Duthlo. 2e4a shore.
land ave, on Monday. November ?.
at 2 O'Clock visiting and unatflli.
ntcd members are invited
OFFICERS TO BE ELECTED
Palm Circle No. SO. n. Of w, will
hold eicctrion OF officers Monday
evening. November 2. At $ o'clock,
WILL VISIT STUDIO
The Know Your City" class OF the
Plymouth Girls club viii wsl, tho
studio OF Mr.. j. c. Wehn Monday
evening. November :.
MIss Frances Penrosc will review
Tho Wind Bloweth." by Don Byrne.
IN the book review class
BENEFIT DANCE
The drill team Of the ladies' Aux.
Hilary to tho Brotherhood ot Rail.
road Trninmen win hold bonefl,
dance Monday, evening. November
Q, in Trinity hall. 1924 First ave,
COMMONWEALTH CLUB
Tho Commonwealth Club will
meet Monday. November 2. Mt {
o'clock. in the cafeteria at Tho
olympic George H. Duncan, who
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Dinner VIII Honor
Miss Fdn

Mr.. and Mrs Carl T. Gould have
sent out cards TO a dinner Of TWEEN.
ty covers at their home on Wednea.
day evening, November rs, IN honor
Of Mrs. Goulds sister. Miss Jean
Fay.
Later tho party will attend tho
Junior Club dance at the Seattle
Golf Club
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Fifty Club Announces
Dates for Parties

Members Of the Fifty Club. which
sponsors five dances during tho sea-
son. entertained with the first dance
Of the season Inst week. Tho dates
for the remainder OF the season are
announced for November 1S, Docom-
Der 1C, January 20 and February II.
The committee in charge remains
the same as In former years. Mr..
and Mrs. Bruce Shorts, Mr. md Mrs.
Frank Elwoll Case, Mr. and Mrs.
Victor II. Rabel, Mr. and Mrs, Harry
Coo ma Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Klnnear,
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Halloween PARTY at
C01Lmtrn Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Boil Peter Won An
dersen are entertaining with n
house party over the weekend Mt
their country home, "Crnlg'y'nos,'
on Bainbrtdgo Island
This evening Mr.. and Mrs. Won
Andersen viii be hosts ut n Hal
lowecn party In honor Of their
guests.
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Reception at
Delta Gamma House

Delta Gamma Mothers club VIII
entertain with n reception on Thurs
day afternoon, November G, In honor
Of the mothers Of tho freshman girls.
lrho affair will DO given ot the Delta
Gamma house from . until o'clock.
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Small Luncheon by
Mrs. Whittlesey

Mrs. Charles +. Whittlesey will
entertain with small luncheon at
tbs Sunset Club on next Tuesday
afternoon, in honor OF Mrs. John II
Powell, who has just returned from
q trip East.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Eden,
VIII Entertain

Mr.. and Mrs. John @. Eden VIII
entertain fourteen guests at the
dinner dance this evening at the
seattle Golf Club. In honor Of Mr..
and Mira. George Hearst, Of San
I-ranclsco.
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Mrs Dutty to Glue Large Affair at Sunset
Club, Dinner Will Precede Dance

tho HONOR Mrs. Edward Lincoln
i Smith. Mrs. Gilbert IL Baron
Duffy has issued cards to a musi-
Gale on Tuesday afternoon, Novcm-
Der 10, at the Sunset Club.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
CARD PARTY

CARD PARTY
The Seattle Clty-Wlde Democratic
womcns club win have Hal
lowecn card party in Norton's cnfo-
terra, on Saturday evening October
81. at o'clock. Whist and bridge
win DO played.
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ALKI REVIEW

ALKI REVIEW
Alkl Review No. 90, w. b. A.. win
meet at the A. o. U. w. hall on Fri.
day evening, November O, at S:15
o'clock.
SEATTLE COUNCIL PIT. A.
The executive board of the Seattle
Council PIT. A. will meet on Tues
day, November 3, at 10 o'clock. in
tho school board room, Central
building.
USED CLOTHES SALE
Tho women OF Westminster Pres.
byterian church will conduct q
used clothes sale" on Friday, No
vember 6, at 1908, corner OF Stewart
and Fourth ave.
IONA SOCIAL CLUB
Tho 1onia Social Club will meet
on Wednesday, November 4, nj 2
o'clock, IN tho club rooms OF the
Masonic temple, All Eastern stars
una lrlonus invited. Whist.
MYRTLE SOCIAL CLUB -
Tho Myrtle Social club will md y
ut tho homo of Mrs, Adam Schrar
fenbergcr lge N, b9th ST.. on Thurs
day. November 8, at . o'clock, Cards
win be played, Take Phinney ave.
car