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Wedding Party VIII
Be Entertained

To honor Miss Ruth Niblock and
her fiRncc. Mr., Joseph Frederick
Swalwell. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
SNRlwell will entertain tho mem.
hers OF their bridal party at dinner
On Friday evening at their homo,
preceding tho wedding rehearsal.
Tho marriage OF Miss Unlock
and Mr. Swalwell viii take place
saturday evening In the Mount
Baker Presbyterian church.
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DAUGHTERS or coNFEDERAcY
HOLD ANNUAL CONVENTION

The Daughters OF the confederacy
held is seventeenth annual con.
yenuon on October it. Of the Hotel
Winthrop In Tacoma New officers
elected az this meeting were Mru.
May Avery Wilkins, president. Mru.
II. u. Holmes. Spokane. first Vice
president. Mrs. C. +. Cannon. tn.
coma. second vice president: Mra.
Thomas Irving. Seattle. recording
secretary, Mrs. II. A. Calohnu. Sc,
attic. corresponding secretary: Mrs.
8. C. Haley Spokane. treasurer:
Mrs. A. W. olinr Tacoma. hlstor,
ian: Mrs Kurt schluss OF Tacoma.
retiring state president, registrar.
and Mrs. g. A. Carlson. Spokane.
recorder OF southern crosses OF
honor.
Mrs. Wilkinc win leave November
:. for Hot Springs. Ark, where she
viii attend the national convention
as a delegate from tho state chap.
ters OF the organization. Later she
will mako an extended visit at her
old home in Atlanta. Ca. and
Grcenvills. ~. C.. aud win return
BY way Of Washington. d. c. and
New York
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Seattle Society
Edited by Lillian Keen LeBaster Telephone MA n-0sOO
Assistant-Laura Emory
Invitations Issued for Musical Soirees; Din
Rer Val Honor Visitors

INVITATIONS have been issued by
L a COMMITTEES. composed % Mrs.
Lawrence BoFie. Mrs, Edward /.
Garrett. Mrs Frank r. Van Tuyl.
Nr A. s. p1vucy. Mr.. Alexander
NcEwan and Mr. David Whtcomh.
la four musical soiuyes 60 bc given
hy Peter Mrugmblum. yiolnisl, Koa
lsyiennc, cclllst. and Berthe .Poncy
Dow plonist
Tho fiot musicale viii be given az
The home az Mt. and Mrs. c. D. slim
son ON October 80. the second will be
held az the home ~ Mr. and Mrs.
Frederic Sruvo on November 90. the
third az Mt and Mrs, Richard
Dwight Mcuilrs home ON December
"A. and the fourth with Mr. and Mrs.
4. : Kerry in the junior ballroom
AZ The Olympic. ON January s.
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Wellesley Club
Luncheon

The regular autumn luncheon Of
the Wellesley Club win bc held Sat.
urday, October "a. ht o'clock. AZ
tho womsn's University Club,
Mrs, William sutton. who visited
Wellesley College during a recent
visit in the East, viii be the
speaker,
Reservations for tho affair must
be made by Friday morning at the
club.
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Service at
Orthopedic ShopS

Westminster Church viii direct
the service at tho orthopcdic Lunch
room Wednesday with Mrs. c. II.
scatterday acting IS hostess. assist.
ID by Mrs. ]. NJ. McConahey. Mrs.
George d, BeardSworth. Mrs. II. J.
fenz. Mrs. Robert sutt Mrs. 3. c.
ftepler. Mrs. j. Gould. Mrs, Hurry
kennedy, Mrs. Theodore Merriam.
Mrs. 8. y. Wooster. Mrs. W Scott
Nlatheson. Miss Mary Waller and
Miss Martha Dryden.
Queen Anne Guild with Mrs. 2.
q. Boutwell, and Mrs, Ray z. sharp
win 10 In charge al tho Thrift
shop Wednesday morning and In
terlaken Guild with Miss Margaret
Huffman and Miss b J. Parkinson.
WIN have charge on Wednesday nj.
ternoon.
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the feet breaking down under tho
load that nature never intended
them % bear. They cannot be
termed a joy forever by the widest
Imagination,
Normal and lightweight individu.
mis- seldom have them. but you find
fiat feet on fat figures frequently.
There's enough ALTERATION there.
I'm thinking. 20 impress you that
The prevention and reduction Of tx.
cess fat viii prevent and reduce
cases Of fiat feet.
There are many other disagree.
able disorders that tho prevention
and reduction OF excess fat viii
prevent and reduce. But I am sure
have given you sufficient to resss
lie that Il Is not wholly n question
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PdtroneSses Named for
Sonata RecitdlS

Tho PatroneSses for the first
Sonata recital az the Cornish
School on Tuesday evening. octo.
Der -. include Mrs A. II. Ander.
son. Mrs. NJ s bernstein. Mrs.
John w. Eddy. Mrs William Hunt.
CT McEwau. Mrs Joshua Green.
Mra. r. ID. Merrill and Mrs. VIII
liam u. Perkins.
There will bs five sonata rccitsls
at tho Cornish School. beginning
next Tuesday evening. and contiuu.
ms for five successive Tuesday
evenings, Tho programs will bc
given by Petsr Morcmblum. violin.
ist. and Berthe Poncy Dow. plan.
lst.
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opERETrA WILL OPEN
NEW AUDITORIUM

AFiElA+llA Will bli-N
NEW AUDITORIUM
Tuesday evening October 20. a.
$40 o'clock. tho auditorium GA tho
Wumau'H Century Clubs beautiful
new home. corner Of Harvard and
Roy. will bo formally opened when
the chorus OF the music department
win present the oporettn, sylvia"
Tho llst ~ patroncsses includer
Mrr J. n. EofEinRtE Mrs, W. Il,
Griswold. Mw A. Kerr Mrs A -.
Ruahton. Mr. g. J.. Hemingway,
Mrs william - p0mberE Mrs J }.
Licteuwulncr. Mrs George !. IineclS.
en- Mrs l. V. Cole. Mrs J. H. Nlch.
ole, Mrs A. u, Hwenu8on. Mrs.
Elizabeth W Jones. Mn. Arthur
Holt Mrs. w g. McCroery. Mrr. J.
n TcmpIcton. Mrs e. A Paul Mr.
" T. schwandt. Mr John NJ sher-
lff Mira 4. G. Cole, Miss Sarah WI.
iiama Mrs r. H. ralmcrtas. Mrs, A.
-, Wainwright Mrs Henry Blttman.
Mrs, Frank Wolf. Mrs H. william
Jack, Mrs, g. T. Clarke, Mrs. l., ",
Galliuger Mm George y. schoflold.
Mrs, H. 8, HodKdon. Mrs 8 II, Kerr
and Mrs, Ralph Lounsborry.
Tho Daughter Auxiliary. who
will bet no ushem for both Tuesday
and wednesday evenings. are the
Misses Dorothy DornbcrE. Caroline
Gunnell. Belle Jacobs. Charlotte
Fitzsimmons. Dorothy Councll,
Charlotte Kueher. H. Foster. Adele
Watson. Genevioye Barrett. Amnllo
Nichols and Ethel Young,
Tickets may be obtained before
each performance at the box office
a. the auditorium. at the Harvard
ave, entrance.
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TtCo Honor Guests
at Luncheon

To honor Mrs, Duncan Shaw and
Mrar Leroy Fowler Mrs. Paul Plgott
and Mrs stanton W. Frederick win
send out invitations shortly TO a
luncheon Of forty covers and bridge
on wednesday afternoon, November
l. at The olympic,
Mr., and Mrs, Shaw arc new resi.
dents Of Seattle. having come here
recently from spokane 10 make their
home AIR, and Alrs. Fowler will
leave next month for California. to
be gone a month.
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Of looks that makes reduction ad.
yisable-thut II Is is a question that
has TO do with health, efficiency
and happiness.
DO you want 10 reduce? Foolish
question No. 1857. DO you want
10 REDUCED why. you want TO re-
duce more than you want anything
on the face OF the globe or at tho
feet OF the godsl
We're going 10 show you how.
Tomorrow's the day.
TOMORR0W-Signing the Pledge
Ny dear followers:
when sending for material sd-
dress your letters 10 Or. Lulu Hunt
Peters. care OF George Matthew
Adams Service, $50 Park ave. New
YORK city. Please remember TO en-
close STAMPED. SELF-AD-
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Small Dinner for
Visitors

In honor Of SIR. and Mrs. Niles
Trammcl. OF san Francisco. who arc
spending a short timo in town AZ The
Olympic. Mr.. and Mrs. John 7, Hef.
fcrnan. Jr, viii entertain with
small dinner at their homo wednes.
day evening.
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Tbeater Party and Tea

Ms, Charles c Thompson is en-,
pertaining with a hcater party. fol,
lowed By tea az Tho olympic, on
Wednesday afternoon. In honor Of
Mrs Clarence r., Kent. Of Kansas
City, who Is In town visiting her
sunts. Mrs. A. D. wainwright aud
Mrs, J, 4. Butler.
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woMAN,s cENTuRY cLup

Tho various departments OF tho
woman's Century Club viii meet
this week In tho new clubhouse.
Harvard and Hoy. Tho calendar
fullowt:
wednesday. october 81. tho Drama
department viii meet at 1850 IN
the dining room. Mrs. A. u. Steven
son will 30 hos;cEa Luncheon host
eas. Mira James A. Kerr. MrA J. &.
watrous and Mrs. J. G. Dickson.
program. A short play entitled.
Mrs. Busby's Pink Tea" will be
given Those In tho cast include
Mrs A. J. EaikBor. Mrs, II. $.
HodEson. Mrs John d, Jacobs. Mrs.
o. J. Jensen, Mira T. ~ Rlckards
Mrs. Otis Cutting. Mra J. l. Me
Lean. Miss Dorothy Dofnbcrg \
group OF songs viii DO sung by Mira
John Mclvor. and Miss Margaret
Paladcau will render violin solos
Friday. October 20. tho Lltcra-
turo and Travel department meets
az II o'clock In the auditorium ot
tho clubhouse. Book review OF
Fruit OF tho Family Tree" by Al
bert wIggam- Reviewed by Mrs
Z. X. Rnshart. and discussion led
by Mrs 81. l. Harrah and Mrs. T..
A. Richards.
The Political Science department
meets at 1850 for luncheon In the
tea room. Tho program viii con-
tinus the study OF municipal gov
eminent supt. Henderson Will
speak on tho Scientific Aspect OF
Transportation. and Sergt. FNlauA
will address tho members on MET
ropolltan Traffic problcmA-
Tho members OF the club will
meet for the first general assembly
In tho now auditorium at 1870
o'clock. After tho business meet
ing special program viii DO given
which VIII DO announced later.
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Y. l.. !. CLUB TO GIVE
SERIES OF PARTIES

Tho Young Ladies' Institut. Club
viii entertain with / o'clock
luncheon. followed BY bridge. on
Thursday afternoon. October e, at
tho clubhouse. ii05 Isth ave.
This Is the first OF a series o,
parties tho club has planned. The
subsequent affairs will bo given on
Wednesday afternoons Of each week.
Mrs Vincent Nolan. assisted by
Mrs. Frances johnson and Mrs.
Daniel o'Donnell. II in charge Of
tho series.
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Women's Clubs

Eastiakc. Wednesday. to prepare for
the large card party. dance and ba.
zaar. November 81. ut tho Uniyer.
sity American legion clubhouse.
The proceeds will go to the new
local chapter house to bo built with.
In year.
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PYTHrAN SISTERS
BAZAAR

Past Chiefs Association OF Seat.
tie Temple, No. 0, Pythlan Sisters,
will hold baznar Wednesday. DC.
tober q, beginning at 1 o'clock, nj
A. o. o. w. hall, 1909 Ninth ave.
Tho various booths will feature
fancy work. aprons. home.cooked
foods, candy and country store.
A dinner viii be served from $50
10 7 o'clock.
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CARD PARTY

Princess Angelina Council. No. g.,
Degree OF Pocohontas, will have n
card party at the Swedish Club hall.
Eighth and olive. wednesday even.
ing, October q, at $3.50 o'clock.
All members Of tho Improved Or.
der Of Red Men, Degrees Of POGO
hontas and friends are invited to
attend.
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BRIGHTON PIT. A.

Tho next regular meeting % the
Brighton PIT. A. viii be held We'd
nesday. October Il. az $50 o'clock
Ia the Assembly room Tho pro.
gram win consist OF two souEa by
tho pupils from Miss McCarthy's
room. Mrs, J. DE Boer will speak
on. what Place Has Punishment!
In child Trimming" and when
Your Boy Fights" will DO tho sub.
ject OF Mrs W. II. tAekorn's talk,
Miss Charlotte Hicks viii render a
piano solo. 4 secretary VIII DO
elected.
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FEDERATION CLUBS

Meetings OF Federation Clubs on
wednesday. October Il. will include
the following:
The West Seattle Art Club. 1890
O'Clock, at home OF Mrs. Max Runer.
1905 Sunset ave. &. W. Art In
Maska." by Mrs. Eystice sicler.
noted Alaskan artist.
Women's Educational Club. 2
o'clock. at home Of Mrs. J. r. Nc
Grew, 503T 18th ave. n. T.. Book
review. The Land Of the Laughing
Buddha," by Miss Isabel Heinrich.
The Musical Art Society, 10
o'clock, at the woman's University
Club. Program: Discussion on
Fundamentals Of Music and solsege"
by Mrs. u. c. Beel. Miss Letha l..
Mcclure. Illustrations by Miss Lu-
Gle Baron and Mrs. Bertha Poncy
Dow.
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Luncheon HonorS
Mrs. SharnleS

Mrs. Harvey J. Fe,ter entertained
with u luncheon OF twelve covers
az her home this afternoon. In
honor OF Mrs, Caspar sharples. who
has Jus; returned from trip
abroad ard In tho East.
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sEATTLE nEvIEw no. a

Seattle Review No. s. ". y. A.
OF tho Maecabees, VIII celebrate tic
thirty'third anniversary OF tho order
Thursday evening. October %, az s
O'Clock, In tho a. o. 4. W. hall.
1909 Ninth ave. Tho past COM
manders will cxemplify the work
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~ oFFIcERs ELEcTEp

~ the meeting or the auxiliary
10 tho Waldo saultarium last Wed.
ueaday. at the home Of Mrs. ". Il.
Waldo. Tho following officers were
elected 10 serve for tho coming
year. President. Mrs David Is.
Copklln. vice president, Mrs. J. l.
McGrew, secretary. Mrs. W. T..
Waldo; corresponding secretary.
Mrs, y. X. wor,hington: treasurer
Mrs. A. @. Oakley.
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DRESSED envelope bearing your
fun name and address. The pam
phlet on reducing and gaining Is
the only one FOR which you must en-
close TEN cents IN stamps extra.
Make letters as brief as possible.
NOT OVER 200 WORDS. and type or
make them legibly with ink. Please
sign your name as evidence OF good
iaith--we VIII not use IL in any
way. Remember IL is impossible for
me 10 diagnose for you. The queS-
lions you ask will be answered in
this column as soon as possible, II
they are OF general interest. Don't
forget the STAMPED. SELF-AD-
DRESSED ENVELOPE.
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Matthew Adams Sorvice,)
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Recalls Inuitations

Mrs. 7. A. Fransioli has recalled
the invitations to her luncheon this
week. owing 10 the death OF her
sister. Miss Edith Young.
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MOTHERS TEA

Tho annual mothers tea OF zeta
Psi Fraternity will DO held sunday
afternoon. October %. AZ the chap.
ter house. 45ts 18th ave, n. T.
Senior members and visiting mem
bera OF the fraternity with their
mothers or wives arc especially In
yitcd to DO present
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Mr.. and Mrs. Trdpmel
Honor Guests

Miss Jane Perkins will entertain
with a dinner az her home saturday
evening IA honor 81 Mr., and Mrs
Niles Trnmmel % san Francisco.
who are guests at The Olympic for
a short stay
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WHAT'S YOUR
WEIGHT?
DuLE to Find Ideal Adult Net

DUE TO Find Ideal Adult Net
IN Weight:
Multiply tho number OF inches
over five feet In height. without
shoes, by 5n. ADD 10. II under
five feet. multiply the number Of
inches under 81 md subtract ITO.
In other words. II you are five
feet tall you may weigh 10 pounds.
and for every inch over. or under.
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MAPLE PIT. a.

Maple PIT 4. will meet at the
school. Wednesday. October 81. at
2:30 o'clock DR.. Ira Brown Will
speak on Prevention Of Disease"
Community singing viii be led by
Miss H. Peterson and MIss II. Han
nah. Group OF songs by nth and
fxth gr,lde pupils. Refreshments
viii DO served by the first grade
notherH.
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DUNLAP PIT. A.
Dunlap PIT a will meet Wcdncs.
day, October IN, al st5 o'clock, iu
the auditorium. Grade 9. under Miss
g. MClrhCT viii furnish the enter.
lainmont Miss y Frederick. school
nuuc, will speak, and Mrs a.. D.. Ha-
Icy VIII talk on tho work 81 the
education committee Of tho Seattle
Council or Teacher AssoClu.
lions.
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Mrs. Cakes Entertains

Mrs. Walter oakes was hostess
today NJ a luncheon given at tho
sunset Club
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BARGAIN SALE

The ladies' Of the Mount Baker
Park Presbyterian church who have
been holding n runmmage sale at
20iO Westslake, viii have a bargain
sale Of all remaining articles on
Wednesday. October 81, at the came
location.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

PRINCESS ANGELINA PARJoR
Princess Angelina Parlor No. ?.
Native Daughters OF Washington,
viii have card party at Wings
cafeteria. Friday evening. October 80.
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Informal Dance

Tho Seattle Yacht Club has cards
out for an informal dance on Friday
evening. october %. at . o'clock
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Personal

AZ ana ntr- Au.art fri,arI.. gt,l.t.
49,. -. .'''...,,..,',,'..- -.
the birth of n ann. october 10. M
the Virginia Mason hospital.
Who came down Monday 10 attend
Ito luncheon Mira Joseph /. Car
nisn. Jr., gayo AZ The Olympic. re-
turned today 10 her home.
AIr. and Mrs Tbro I[arie. who
have been visiting Mrs Karle'n
several months, left last week for
New York
Jr' Viii spend tho next weekend In
Portland
York VIII leave THURSDAY for her
hono AFTER VISIT WIN hoF son, IN
"a" anu aaukht'T MI' anu Ai's'
Mrs John Campbell will return
"Wednesday from a short visit In
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ASSOCIATION OF
UNIVERSITY WOMEN

Tho October meeting Of Seattle
branch Of tho American Association
OF University Women will bo held
AZ tho Hotel Washington. Saturday.
October 20. at 1890 o'clock.
Miss Helsn Rhodes. OF tho Cni.
versity OF Washington art depart.
mont. viii talk on Art in tho I'M
Town OF italy" Miss Rhodes re.
Gently returned from n trip abroad.
Miss Edith Towle. who also made
this trip. win give her Impressions
OF tho \. 4. L. ". homo in Paris.
For reservations. cali KEnwd asf9.
November tho local secretary
viii receive a visit from Or. Lois
Hayden Meek. national educational
SECRETARY. Arrangements for the
meeting arc IN charge Of Niles Helen
Reynolds. local educational sscro,
inry.
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PYTHGAN SISTERS
TEMpLE. NO. D

Pythlan Sisters OF Temple No, ?
viii hold their regular business meet
ing "Wednesday. October 81. al 1850
o'clock. In a. o. U. W hail, 1902
Ninth ave.
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ALPHA AUXILIARY

Alpha Auxiliary to Local 5s7 will
have O card party at the home OF
Mrs. Anna Anderson. 1850 18th ave.
y. W. on Wednesday evening, oc-
tober n. at s15 O'Clock.
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HUMAN CULTURE
.,..,g..sFfs,

SOCIETY
The fIumnn Culture Society Of
seattlo viii meet wednesday, Ooto.
Der u, at 8 o'clock. in tho parlor
OF the Hotel Waldorf Lesson topic,
Health, Culture and Human Ma.
ture.p All interested invited.
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ALrRuIsrIc CLUB

Tho AltruIstie Club OF Temple no,
. win meet at tho home OF Mru.
Duekcring. 475o 18th ave, n J..
Luncheon promptly at 1880 o'clock
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SOCIAL SCORE CLUB

Tho Social Score Club VIII NEE,
Friday. october %. with Mrs. Amy
Hunter, 9T5 goth ave. Luncheon
az / o'clock.
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lIuGHEs PIT. A.

Tho psT. a. OF the + c Hughes
school viii hold It's regular month
~ meeting at the olympic HylghtH
clubhouse, on Wednesday, October
-. az .l5 o'clock Program,
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CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY
EAsTERN sac CLUR

The Eastern star Club win have n
bridge party for members on We'd
nesdny. October Fl. at o'clock.
Mrs. Lillian Yerzer viii be in charge.
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iTANroRp woalEN,s LIE

The Stanford women's Club will
meet Wednesday. October 81, at Il
O'Clock. in Frederick & Nelson's ten
room. Visiting stanford women and
alumnas are invited.
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MILITARY WHIST
pAETY

Tho woman'E Auxiliary 20 An
Saints Church VIII giyo "a military
whist party al the Lakeside club.
house on Wednesday evening ucto.
Der a. ut o'clock
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MHITMoRTH PIT. A.

W III W piNlt II l.'As ~
whitworth PIT. a. viii hold n
meeting wednesday, October 81. nj
2 p. m. \ business meeting viii be
followed by n talk on Character
Building" by Mlsa George.
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DAUGHTERS OF PIONEERS
TO GIVE CARD PARTY

The Daughters OF Pioneers will
have n card party for the benefit
Of the flower fund on Wednesday,
October q, at Rainier Chapter
House, corner OF Harvard and Roy.
During tho afternoon Mrs George
r. Russell will sing n group Of
songs. accompanied by Miss Dorothy
Russell
IcHeryatlons may be made with
Mrs w. H. Johnson, GArnd-1t33,
NEW SIGMA KAPPA
HOUSE Next YEAR
hlumnno Of Sigma Kappa met at
the home Of Mrs. l.. w. Virtue, 225
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ALKG PIT A.

ALkl PIT n
Alki Pr A. win meet Tuesday.
October 90. az ESQ o'clock, Mr. W.
W. Davis, director Of school hy.
gioae. viii talk TO tho mothers. The
pupils Of Miss riericks room will
sing. Tea viii 30 served.
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EnrcATtoNAL CnuR

Tho Woman's Educational Club
will meet with Mrs. J. II. McGraw,
b037 10th ave. N. T., wednesday,
October 81. Business meeting at 2
o'clock Tho program Mt 3 o'clock
will be book review, Tho Land Of
the Laughing Budha,n by Miss Irene
Heinrich,
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IONA SOCIAL CLUB

Ionia Social Club will meet Mt the
Masonic temple, Wednesday. octo.
Dor 81, at 2 p. M. for whist. All
Eastern stars md friends invited.
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Mother. bring home some OF
Boldt's Milk Bread-two for 25c.-
Advertisement.
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Mr. David Edward skinner re-
turned Monday night from a trip In
tho East
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Mr and Mrs. Eugene Rudow have
removed from their summer home at
Wing Point to 1919 Queen Ammo ays.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-20

Mrs CRspar sharples arrived homo
Monday night from an extended
trip abroad.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-14
Joe StoesseI
Up Again
Hopes to Stage Come
back in Match With
Quiltin Romero-Win-
ner May Meet Harry
Wills
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NEW YORK, March 14.-Joe
Stoessel, the one-time amateur
heavyweight champion boxer, who
looks more like Jess Willard than
Willard himself, will fight Quintin
Romero, the Chilean who chased
Luis Firpo out Of South America,
next Wednesday night. They have
contracted to stumble twelve rounds
or less at the Manhattan Casino,
near the Polo grounds, with the ex-
pectation that the winner will be fed
to Harry Wills few weeks later as
an appetizer for Wills summer fare.
Stoessel is making his second start
as a professional fighter. He fought
a few professional fights for pay
just after he won the amateur title,
but found the pleasure exceedingly
rough and therefore went back to
his basic vocation, dealing fifty
pound chunks of chill off the tail
board Of an Ice wagon,
Lately Dan Morgan, the manager
who made Battling Levinsky, took
zEold of Stoessel and drilled him in
s BE sly manners of the professional
Ing with such success that Stoes-
Sci amazed himself by going twelve
rounds with Jack Renault, the Ca
madam, without once being fioored.