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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-25

WINHE TEAsER." In whlehelAura
l. Ia Planto introduces new
kind OF screen flapper to theater
dom. IL the attraction az tho Co
iumhla commencing Saturday star.
ring Laura Ia Piantc. with Pat
o'siRney 10 featured role. this
new Universal Jewel 81 said Ia be
one OF the outstanding comedy
dramas OF the year. II In an adap.
tation Of the famous magazine
story by Adelaide Matthews and
Martha Stanley and n presented
with large cast or wslEknown
scrctn artists in support OF the
two stars
Miss Ia piaute plays the role OF
a slh who Tails in love with. a
cigar drummer Pat O'Mallryi, only
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Films Don't -
Dazzle Young
Author Genius

HOLLYWOOD. July 2s- Niche
line Heating. is-year-old literary
genius. Is tasting fains in Heart
Break Village"
Her first novel, Fame just pub
llahed by G y Putnam a Sons, has
brought her instant recognition
Now gay parties arc being given
ln her honor She rs the gtrst Of
uli fin functions aSyio cDnf,uctH
Pare being presented Many produc-
ors have made bids for the flnlng
VI her book
Hollywood is like that II cbass
the one who stands Ia the center
OF the nerling limelight
50 az present Ailcheline Heating.
author OF B,e ruy sophisticated
novel. ~ HollywoOd's toast
Tomorrow. when Nike" as the
young author Is called, no longer
holds the stage OF wuyeHna p0pu-
lurity Hollywood win turn it, fas-
uN1uh hil'uuph 10 some plhti phbhF
ing vogue.
Mike IL taking Il an with "a Grain
Of salt"
u am under c0strist 90 NJ Fot-
nam 90 write two more oovo0i." 'ahr
says. II soient time D. d, sGji
ulau with the moyss crowd. !
have lou Of wOnI 90 do lno ] i,so
loiiIE 10 % H. While / have tolls
running start / lou going 10 make
good"
DcreIte the fact that her mother,
Pearl Heating, Is head Of the see
mario department for warner
Brothers studio. thr youthful novel
lHt does 49, care for the movies -
They're too unreal ! am not III
an interested In them" she says
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reason 20 be entertaining.
la ROGUE has the role OF youth
who is n constant worry 90 hts faith
er. Terrence, because OF his passion
FOR New York Having tried every
thing. the father hits upon the idea
OF giving the boy an overdose OF the
life he Graves, in order to cure him
His scheme does the deed, but i,
hackfires and gets the parent rather
In the neck. Helen Lee Worthing
and George Hackhthorne head the
supporting cast.
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THERE is a glamour in the very
L words. Might Life in New
York" especially 10 the faded aver
age man" who works his eight hours
a day far from Broadway's lure
The picture OF that name, which
opens Mt the Coliseum Saturday.
promises 20 live up 10 the title.
Filmed in the very New York haunts
with which the story deals. directed
by Alan Dwan, with a east headed by
Rod La ROGUE. Dorothy Gish and
Ernest Terrence. the film has every
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-25

20 find that his breezy ways and
loud rnimcnt don't strike her family
very well, Then. 10 get even when
hs7 aunt interfcres In this odd love.
affair shc proceeds to flirt with all
tho married men in their set.
Hilarious SITUATIONS pile one on
tho other. and the denouemcnt h
very surprising. Thru Il runs a
thread OF romance. A couple Of
thrills add 10 tho swiftne6s OF the
plot.
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Felicia Drenoya. who played with
Milton sills IN his first starring
picture. THE Making Of o'MaIcy. :"
and.ir now appearing with him In
his now vehicle, The Knockout"
Is Polish countcNs
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Betty Bronson, Neil Hamilton and
Director Clarence Badger who re.
turned last week after spending %
days in the Sierras making "The
Golden Princess" expressed delight
at once more getting back TO Holly
woods renowned climate. In the
mountains they said the temperature
fluctuated from 30 degrees down to
zero.
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consists Of such popular stars az
Miriam Cooper. Forrest STANLEY
Mitchell Lewis, Richard Tucker,
Maude Wayne apd Kate Lester.
Dallas NJ. Fitzgerald directed the
story
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e been mutterings OF tong Alleged dope plots
have been at the base OF the mutterugs. Blue.
coated American coppers stalk down the middle the
thoroares guard. Extra squads have been assigned
10 this strange quarter Music from scrcechng pianos
floats out into the air from the suffy chowmhin pal
aces. summing parties for uncertainties. pass
thru.
Here comes back.frocked carrying a guudy
banner The Confucius adhcrents turn TO gaze upon
the pae,skn invader. They see the printed words on
the banner 1t says;
God is love"
Unable 10 declpher the English phrase the yellow
faces smirk and walk into their cclinged abodes
Enterprising phianthropsts recently started res.
mission In the Mexican quarter. For weeks the
ch1rchnen STRUGGLED tn find snrnnhne n,
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Edward Davis, character actor who
will be remembered for his heavy
role in "Contraband," will also be
seen in mot so Long Agos anc
.The Best People"
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
orERErTA WILL OPEN

oPERIsTTA WILL OPEN
NEW AUDITORIUM
A twoact pastoral oporclta, on
titled sylvia" by Maudo Elizabeth
Inch and W. Rhya Herbert. ,yill DO
tho Offering AZ the opening Of tho
Woman'H Century clubs auditori.
um, IA the new clubhouse. on Tues.
day evening. October CO.
II win DO presented by tho chorus
OF the club and will be- deliberately
costumed, Tho period Is tho 18TH
century. and tho songs and choru8ca
are particularly pretty and tuneful
the diploE witty and amusing, while
the dancing ~ most artistic
The Court Poet az interpreted by
Mrs. Joseph II, Templcton. n most
dramatic. while Prince Tobbytum
otherwise known as tho Man Of Con.
sequence" affords a touch ~ com,
edy which Mrs Henry Bittmhn
brings out 20 perfection. Others In
tho leading parts are. MIR. Joseph
II Nichols. as a most charming and
pretty Sylvia; Mrs. A. u. BwenHon.
na william. the honest farmer. Mrs.
w. T. Hitehings - Robin. a coun.
Try lad Betty. betrothed 10 william,
Mrs, c. 4. Paul. tho two Court
ladies' are portrayed by Mrs. i. c.
Cole as Arnminta ana Mra. Arthur
D. Ruahton as Arabeila. Others arc
tho three farmmer lassisss. Polly,
Molly and Dolly. presented by Mrs.
w. T. SehWandt, Mrs. Ralph Parker
and Mrs. Nyman Holland.
The important chorus parts are
taken by Mrs. Il. y, Fitzslmmons.
Mrs. Van O, Griffin. Mn. J. u. in
cobs, Mrs. o. j. Jensen. Mrs ]. H.
Linton. Mrs. J, III. L!ehtenwalnor
Mru. +. NJ. Royce. Mrs. Frank
Wolft Mrs. W. McCreery, Mrs. l.,
~ Gallinger. Mrs w. H. Pittwood,
Mrs. Arthur Holt, Mrs. Ernest
Dawes. Mrs. Mabel Randolph. Mra
John N. Sheriff. Mrs. John sloeum.
Mn, H. 8. Hodgson, Mrs. . w. Fer,
gllson. Mira. Garfield. Miss Dorothy
+"NtAhht hs
Mrs Annafrediio Cars,ens GIlksr
ia directing tho production OF tho
optretta and Mrs. Rachel Sickle.
man n tho aceompanist
Mrs. George ]. Hacker, CApitl.
b2oe. IN IN charge OF business affairs
and Chairman OF Ticket Committee
Mrs. Joseph n. Nichols, $1,000.
IL general supervisor. and Mrn.
Arthur y. Rushton. GArfld.osSO. IL
publicity chairman. Tickets may be
obtained from any Of these members
aud from tho chorus members.
Anticipating n great demand for
tickets, tho operetia win also be
given on Wednesday evening, Octo.
Der 81.
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Women's Clubs

W. 5srd st. Mrs. Russell Hedges will
assist the hostess. Guests are re.
questod TO wear aprons.
SIGNAL CORPS AUXILIARY
The Signal Corps Auxiliary will
hold its next regular meeting at tho
homo OF Mrs. A. S. Helienthai, 60is
Rainier ave. Wednesday. October II.
EASTERN STAR CLUB
Eastern Star Club win meet on
Wednesday. October II. NJ 1890 Ar.
cade Square. There will be a bridge
party for members NJ 2 o'clock, with
Mrs. Lillian yergcr in charge.
INTERPLAY Pr. A.
Interplay PIT. a. will meet Wed
nosday. October II. Mt 2:i5 o'clock.
in tho school lunch room. A recep-
ton to the teachers win bs given.
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Book ReUielc
Glasses to Convene

The Constant Nymph." by Mar.
gare, Kennedy win be tho book re-.
viewed by Mia John Guberlet az
tho "Wednesday morning meeting Of
tho book review class az tho wo-
mems University Club. Discussion
viii be led by Mrs. Asa Baldwin
and Mrs. Max Comue.
on tho Same day az isls, the
current events class will hold SIS
regular luncheon. and Mrs. q. W.
Hiltner who has spent several
years in China. viii speak on The
Influence OF Women IN China To.
day"
Thursday. October IS. the even.
ing book review class viii NEE, at
T;tS 20 hear Miss Florence cottroll
discuss villa Gathers Tho Pro.
tessor's House"
The bible Literature class viii
meet Friday morning. October 10 10
hear Or. Belle III. Baldwin giyo a
short account OF How tho Bible
Grew" All club membau interest.
cd in tho subject OF Blhlo literature
are invited 20 10 present.
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Personal

Mlss Catherine Coughliu. Of Green
Bay. Wis.. l. the house guest q Mr..
ana Mrs, Louis l., Mcndcl.
AIR, and Mrs. John olmatead Phil.
lpH Iane Baker,. whose marriage
was recent event Ia Yakima. are
spending a Few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Calvin Phillips.
Miss Polly Perkins win leave
Tuesday for tho East. 90 visit friends
Tor several months, she win accom-
pany Mrs, Joseph Burdett woodruff.
who in returning 60 her homo In Chi.
cago. after visit with her sister.
MIS-. Horace Day lIanford.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Tucker left
last week Tor Los Angeles. 20 remain
for three months.
AIR. and Mrs, ponneli a. Fisher
returned by motor Sunday night
from a weeks stay In Vancouver.
n c. They woro accompanied by
Mr., and Mrs Jack Ilalford. OF Lon,
don, who win spend several days in
town at The Olympic.
Mr. and Mrs. Cordeli Smith d.uela
Meaehsml. who have been at Tho
Olympic, have taken an apartment
AZ Jss Federal ave.
Or. and Mrs, Otis Floyd Lamson
left Friday on trip East.
Mr., and Mrs Stanton Frederick
returned Monday night rrom a visit
In Spokane.
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Marriage Celebrated

Miss Frances Margaret Gross.
daughter Of Mrs. Louis Gross. be-
eamo tho bride Sunday evening OF
Mr.. Stanley A. Dyson. son OF Mrs
Martha Dyson,s OF San Francisco
Tho service wss read by Rabbi s.
wlnogard at o'clock az tho home
Of tho Rabbi.
The bride. who was given IN mar
riags by her brother. Mr.. Philip
Gross. Of New York city. woro pale
ping goorgs,ts made simply. and
beaded In p>arl and brilllan;s. long
stands OF pearls falling from a pearl
cahochan 10 tho hem Of tho side
draps She wor. n large black velvet
and tuila hat banded In silver rib
bon and carried shower bouquet
Of ophella roses. bouvhrdia and lilies
Of tho valley.
Miss Settis Gross. sister Of tho
bride. who was her only attendant.
wore gold. rose and blue printed
chiffon. and n handehu OF tulle ia
corresponding coiors with cluster
OF gold grapes on on, side. Her
bouquet was ophella roses and lace
flowers. Afr. Norman Meshsr. OF Ia
coma. was best man.
Mr.. Maurice Friedman sang ''oh
Promise Ne" and II Love You
Truly" accompanied b. Miss Roso
Friedman on tho piano.
Mrs. Gross was Eowned In black
gcorg-tts trimmed with bands heav-
lly beaded IN silver.
4 reception at tho homo Of the
briGs's mother. which was prestiiy
decorated with baskets OF gladiolns.
ehrysanthemums and dahlias In
autumnal coiorings.
Mrs. Dyson travelled in dRri;
green twin dress. seal COZ; and blaci,
and silver hat.
After a short trip Mr.. and Mrs
! Dyson viii DO at homo In Seattle.
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Sonata Recitals at
Cornish School

Tho Cornish school announces A
series OF sonata reeiials BY Peter
Meromblum. yIolinisi. assisted by
Berthe Ponce DOW. plano. beginning
on Tuesday evening. october ~. and
continuing each Tuesday evening for
five weeks.
Tho first program win b sonhias
from tho old Italian masters OF tho
seventeenth century. on November ].
souA,As from tho old German class.
les: November 10. Brahms aud Bee
thnyen. November II. Norwegian and
French Of tho nineteenth and TWEEN.
tloth centuries. November "a. mod.
rrn Belgian and French sonAtas will
ho presented,
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Bridge and Nah
.Innnn luncheon

The Tennis Club win have a brlge
nnd nah Jongg luncheon NJ tho
clubhouse on Thursday afternoon.
Tho patroness LIST includes Mrs.
Burke. Mrs. Wallace Green Collins.
Mrs. Thomas Green, Mrs, Donald
Nicholson. Mrs, Harvey y. FetteT,
M. John c. Mcmillan. Mrs Horton
FoFce. AIRS. Clarence Coulter. Mrs.
William Leonard Eaton. Mrs Gene.
vitvc Blethen. Mrs, Prank Dow. Mrs.
O D. Fisher. Mrs. ]. +. Crouch.
Mrs. John Campion. Mrs. ]. NJ
shaw. MIS-. Pcrciyal Collins. Mrs.
James wylie. Mrs. Emmett Brown.
Mrs. Hugh Purcell. Mrs. Herman
Ross and Mrs. Donald MeEaeheran.
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Music
Ballister Concert 0peHs
Series at Plymouth
IyN IDIISE RAANfuND OWENS


Opening the artist series given
under tho auspices OF the Mems
club of the Plymouth church. Vim
ccnte lallestgr Spanish baritone OF
tho metropolitan Opera company.
was heard IN a recital last evening
that was grrotod with tho most
sincere onthbiafm. Ballestsr Rp.
poarod here several years ago with
tho San Carlo Opera company. and
his return this season. on his first
concert tour of tho country, won
him many new admirers.
lhllester has lyric baritone,
which bltho not a yolco 81 great
power. Is ono OF a delightful quail
ny. Ills tones are clear firm and
accurate as 10 pitch. HIS phrasing
ana dlrtion were most satisfying:
his interpretations being given with
n keen musical insight
Tho artists program. n varied
one. was approved by tho audience.
his singing OF tho Cavatina Largo
al factotum' from tho Barblero dc
slyiglla and "Nlchavo" by Mana
yucca. receiving such prolonged np.
plause that they wero repeated. The
ever popular '"roreador Song from
Carmen also won marked favor.
10 Roi do Lahore" by Massane'.
charming number. 'Jai plouuro
en- roye," 'TrhtoEla," by Toau.
and Franco Leoni'B Tho Birth OF
Morn" received nattcring praise.
Another popular group included,
"Ay. Ay. Ay" a Creole song, Gran
adlnas." by Barrora and caileja,
I'll Piano." a folk sonE OF Murcia
ana &c Algeria del Battalion" Il
soldier song by Jaso serrano,
Tho next artist 20 DO present In
tho series viii 10 Maria Kuronko.
Ilusaian eoloratura Soprano. who II
coming 20 tho United States for
her first American tour during the
coming seaSon. sho win DO heard
hero on October 20.
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Mrs II. A. Pashlcy viii discuss tho
Aims and Purposes OF Rarcnt-
Teacher Associations" Chairman Of
standing committees viii DO APP
pointed and reports OF tho annual
conference and Seattle Council PIT.
A. viii DO heard Tho rcterahmont
committee will DO Mrs NJ T. Dur
ham. Mrs. l.. II. Johnson and Mrs.
ID. u. Kesner. Mothers arc asked
70 attend.
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announce Daughters
MARRIAGE

Mr. and Mrs. Edward John Refs.
eorsf announce tho marriage OF
their daughter. Mary Elizabeth. TO
Mr.. William Adolph Kommers. son
q slr. and Mrs. William J. Kon.
mers, OF Spokane. on Saturday. oc-
toher 10.
Mr.. and Mrs Kommers viii b. at
homO a, 1i2S Ninth ave. Spokane.
ster November rs.
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HALLOWEEN TRIP TO CAMP
A halloween trip 20 camp will
taks plAno on Friday. October 30.
Mrs. Walsh viii be in charge Of
the trip and n wonderful time is
planned. One OF tho chief features
OF tho trip win bs a treasure hunt.
Tho prizs for the winner VIII be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-13

The orthopedIc Thrift shop win
b ia charge OF Mrs. J. Bromley
Smith and Mrs ]. L1ddy. for Queen
Ann Guild Wednesday morning. In
the afternoon Mrs. ]. ID. Butler and
Mrs.. II. Do Moss Will have charge
for Capitol rim Guild.
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Married at Home of
CLERGYMAN

Tho marrias, Of Miss Elvena Sci
r-i - Mr.. William NJ. shaver. OF
0lyr was quietly celebrated on
TridN October .. az high noon. al,
the home or tho officiating clergy.
man. The Rev. Henry W. Thompson.
fii y. 18th St. who used tho I'M
prssstve ring ceremony.
The brids woro her travelling cos
tune OF tanasar crepe with matching
hat.
Following a wedding breakfast AZ
ihs homo OF the Rev. and Mrs.
Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. Shaver left
ca their wedding trip down the
nsst, and on their return win make
their home in Tacoma
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l.NTERTAINs ~ HoALE

Mrs, Victor kuenzel entertained
tho student body OF Seattle Chlro.
praetors az her homo Saturday
evening. Aside from many inter.
cstinE short talks. dancing was en-.
joycd and rcrreshmsnls served.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-13

1926 guardians symbol. Reports
have been received from these guar.
dians: Eva W. Bell. Elverda NJ,
Campbell. Mrs. Boddington, Marga.
ret Seaborn. Mrs. Sterling Hill,
Lyall Lampman, Stella B. Hearns.
Eleanor Wotherspoon. Edith Hayes.
Mary E. Mckee, Frances 81. Good
man. Mrs. Grace Kerns, Edith K.
Nordhaus. Vera Tilford, Mrs. II.
Pearson, Mrs. H. A. Bakenhus, II.
Kiekenapp. Zella Withstand, Mrs.
NJ. T. Giesting and Mrs. Guy W.
Passage.
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Hallo1peell Bridge Partu

Miss Maxine Rogers win enter.
tain with a Halloween bridge party
AT her home. Saturday evening. oc-
tober II. Five table viii bo In play.
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week at camp during next season.
on Saturday night. October 5lst,
tho girls will have a real masquer.
ado party.
As registration is limited 20 80
girls. give your name and registra'
ton fee OF 81 in at The ship at
once. The total cost Of the trip
viii be s270.
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COMMEMORATE
ANNIVERSARY
BIS FOR WEDNESDAY

COMMEMORATE
ANNIVERSARY
The caleidh Club viii give a tea
Wednesday. October Is. from 3
until o'clock at the home Of
Mrs David +. Fryer. I223 Eighth
ave- w. The occasion viii com
msrnrats the twentieth anniversary
Of the organization.
REVIEW SERIES
OF ARTICLES
The Washington State Better
Films Association viii meet wednes-
day. October II, at IL o'clock. in
the private dining room OF The
olympic. Mrs, j. u. Hin will give
8 resume Of series OF articles re-
Gently published by Rufus steele.
entitled What's Right with tho
Movies" any interested person is
Welcome to attend
PIONEER DAUGHTERS
PLAN CARD PARTY
Daughters Of Pioneers (prior 10
Ia0) viii have a card party at
Rainier Chapter House, Wednesday
afternoon. October Fl. for the bene-
ny Of the flower fund. Mrs. Rich
ard Abrams is general chairman OF
The party; Mrs o. n. Lamorcux 10
In Charge OF the fayorE and Mrs.
H. 7. Price Of the tables.
Reservations may be made with
Mrs William Il. Johnson, GArfld-
il53.
7. L. I. CARD PARTY
The Young Ladies' Institute Club
has planned a card party and dance
lot Wednesday, October II, at sl5
o'clock at st. Benedlct's Parish.
Miss Roso Morini Is chairman Of tho
committee In charge Of the affair.
hr. c. J. Fairhurst, who win DO
INC principal speaker Of the evening,
" K on Organization. Mrs. c.
2. @rey viii speak on Tho Adyan.
ages Of tho Young Ladies' Institute
Club and Miss cordella Thief pregl.
dent Of Queen Institute, will talk on
The Educational and Recrentlonnl
Side Of the Young Ladies' Institute. .
7 WEST SEATTLE w. c. r. U.
West Seattle w. C. II. U. VIII
meet In regular monthly session
Wednesday. October IL. Al o'cionk
" Tho basement OF the NJ. Il.
church, 4ist ave. and Andoyer It,
WoMEN's BAPTIST
MISSIONARY UNION
The Women's Baptist Missionary
Union will hold It's quarterly ail.day
meeting on Wednesday, oetobor IA.
beginning at 1890 n m, In tho new
queen Anne Baptist church, Tirgt
ave. n. and Crockett 81.
Mrs. George Whitman, OF KnvIny
China, viii speak, and Mrs n a.
SHERMAN win present the Golden
Anniversary Program.p
a luncheon will be served nj 12ao
PC at nominal price. Take
MVo. "a or No. Is.
SILVER TEA
Washington Irving PIT. A. vii,
nave silver ten on wednesday M.
.rrnoon, October II, a. o'cloclf M
Ne nome Of Mrs. W, u. Young. 1918
- 'ViV
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aRorTo CLUB

Iadioa' CRITIC Club VIII meet
Wednesday. October it, a. o'clock.
az the Federated clubhouse. FRO.
gram will include: Roll call. scrip.
ture Verse;. Tho Church and It's
Problems, HSv. VIM. A. Wilson.
piano solo. Ethslbert Noyin; synopsis
oe Claiming Pollock's play. The
Fsol.' BY Mr-. Henry Shaw; poems
from Robert Frost and Joyce, XII.
mar. by Mrs. Francis @. Guest Ar
ticlss for tho rummhEo sale arc 70
bo brought TO the clubhouse
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Campfire guardians have been
sent semI-annual report blanks 10
be filled out and returned TO head.
quarters. All guardians whose re.
ports are received at tho office by
October 18th nrc entitled 10 the
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Euerett Guest VIII Be Honored at Luncheon;
Study Groups to Assemble

AIRS JOHN W. EDDY win enter.
vi tain az luncheon on Tuesday
.rernoon az her home, IA honor on
NJ James Carried Eddy. % Ey.
,rett who recently returned nom
! trin abroad and who win leave
TUESDAY night on short Grip TO
san Francisco,
Invitations have been limited 90
svslve intimate friends OK the honor
guest.
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Tho snohomish County Guardian
association is very active organiza.
ton. At their first meeting Of the
year. October 3. they elected Mrs. o.
Il. Thompson, president. Mra. Thomp.
son did field work for national head.
quarters Of Campfire last year thru.
out tho Northwestern portion Of the
state. sho ID known 10 sealth girls
as Miss Edna Adventure"
6nohenlsh guardians plan 20 meet
aboard ship the first Saturday OF No.
vomber for class in bookbindlnK
with Mr. i. II. Manson.
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BRIGHTON PRE-
SCHOOL. CIRCLE

Brighton pro-school Crclo viii
meet at tho homo OF Mrs n. J.
Bryan. 1885 Fontancllo Ct. wcdncs.
day, October ~. at 1880 o'clock. Or
Philip sohonwald will speak on
Colds, Their Prevention and Cure"
CHILD HEALTH LECTURES
The second Of a series OF lectures
In child health and training. spon-
sored by tho public welfare depart
msnt Of the Seattle Federation OF
womcn'n Clubs win DO given We'd
nasday. October ll. from until I
o'clock. At tho baby Shop OF the
Bon Marche,
Or. Charles u. Shannon viii CON
unus tho lecture on Pre- Natal
Care" and there viii be a demon
sirauon Of model laysttsA MIRA y.
NJ. Cook. chairman OF the program
committee for tho department has
arranged tho program. Mrs Harry
A. Lawrence viii act as hostess.
HELPING HAND CLUB
Tho Helping Hand Club win meet
~ tho homo Of Mrs s ID. Hsrreli,
Tsi5 iith ave. 8. W.. Thursday oc-
tobsr is. a. II a m. Take Take
Burtan car and got Off at Elm
Grovo
YOUNGSTOWN PIT. A
Youngstown PIT. A. win meet
Wednesday. October IL. Mt al5
o'clock. In tho assembly room. Thare
will b. a reception for tho teachers
and tho following program viii bc
given:
Selected reading. Mrs. Emma
Grcig; Talk. "F'iro Prevention" Cap,
tain sanlsio. Irish folk dance. showed
for tho kindergarten.
GREENWOOD PIT. A.
Tho Greenwood PIT. A. will meet
In tho school auditorium on Wed.
nesday. October IL, ut 2 O'Clock. An
interesting program has been ar
ranged for this meeting. Tn,
eighth grade will assist in ontortnin
ing. with tho mothers OF tho pupil
presldlng over the refreshments Hnt
social hour.
CARD PARTY
Auxiliary OF University Post
American Legion. win hsvo a car,
party Wednesday evening. octobc
| Is. at thea isgilon's new clubhouse
10th and 50th ~ L.
| COLUMBIA PIT. a.
Tho Columbia PIT. A. will NEE
at the school Wednesday October II
at 2:3O o'clock. An interesting pre-
gram has been arranged. Refresh
msnts.