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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-10

to Love Than be Signing" by Doni-
zetti.
The waltz from Faust" by
Gounod-Lizst, was charmingly rem
dered by Mrs. c. p. Gelse. Miss
Sylvia Clark, a guest of the club,
played piano solo, concert tran
scription from "Rigoletto," by Perdi
Pacher, and was heartily applauded.
A piano duet, the love song from
Faust" by Gounod, was played by
Mrs. d. H. Lucas and Mrs. H. S.
Collins. and they responded to an
encore by giving the bridal march
and chorus from 'Lohengrin."
Following the program a dainty
luncheon was served by the host
ess. Covers were placed for Mrs.
Freese, Mrs. w. J. Kilmer, Mrs. M.
Ward, Mrs. Washburn and Miss
Sylvia Clark, who were guests of
the club, and for the members, who
are.
Mrs. Phil +. Becher, Mrs. L. ].
Birdseye, Mrs. H. Bernard, Mrs. H.
S. Collins, Mrs. A. E. Dent, Mrs.
]. H. Borden. Mrs. C. P. Gelse, Mrs.
q. E. Hayden. Mrs. J. H. Hudgin,
Mrs. G. A. Latimer, Mrs. George H.
Lucas. Mrs. w. A. Mcdonald, Mrs.
Frank Mcneil, Mrs. Joseph Morris
Mrs. B. 1. Ostrander, Mrs. Dwight
Ostrander, Mrs. z. A. Pile, Mrs. l..
F. Roberts, Mrs. c. ]. Russell, Mrs.
E. T. Steele, Mrs. Robert Simpson,
Mrs. G.. c. Upton, Mrs. L. F. Viii.
liams and Mrs. f. L. Sherwood.
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Gaue Party in
Honor of Her
10th Birthday

Mrs. W. D. Greenough, in honor
of the tenth birthday anniversary
of her winsome little daughter,
Mildred, entertained a number Of
young friends Friday evening at a
dancing party given at the beauti-
full Greenough home, on Ninth ave-
nue..
The floors of the rooms were
cleared for the merry dancers and
a color note of pink and white was
effectively carried out with roses
and carnations. A pretty back
ground was formed Of ferns, palms
and foliage. A dainty luncheon
was served late in the evening.
Among those present who en-
joyed the occasion were: Estelle
Barmon, Emma Coolidge, Josephine
Vincent, Frances Long, Frances
Tolerton, Florence Dytman, Mar
garet, Erwin, Helen Jones, Lowell
Jones, Allyse Friedline, Lora Wal
lace, Lenore Jameson, Ruth My
ers, Margaret Leonard, Louise
Greenough, Mildred Greenough, AL
len Vincent, Jack Allenburg, Clark
Erwin. Howard Wiley, Ralph Or
tel, Chauncey Jameson, Tilton
Doolittle, David Knapp, George
Libby, Joe Drumheller, Johnnie
Wilson and Franklin Greenough.
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YI/HAT Your Friends Are
w Doing in Society Realm
Twentieth Century Club
Had Enjoyable Meeting

One Of the most enjoyable meet
ings Of the year among the men,
bers of the Twentieth Century club
occurred Thursday when Mrs. z. A.
Pfile was hostess at a musicale
given at the Pile residence on
Eighth avenue.
The subject of the day was, "The
Great Operas" The meeting was
conducted and the musical program
arranged by Mrs. E. T. Steele, who
discussed in a well prepared paper
the history and theme Of the better
known grand operas.
The home was charmingly decor
ated for the occasion with a color
note of yellow, daffodils being used
in profustion to produce the desired
effect.
The opening number of the pro-
gram was the overture from
Martha" by Flotow, played by
Mrs. Steele and Mrs. c. P. Gelse.
Mrs. Charles Freese sang the Waltz
Song from Romeo and Juliet" by
Gounod, and later in the afternoon
rendered the Aria from Sampson
and Delilah." Mrs. Freese has a
beautiful voice and delighted the
guest with her musical numbers.
Mrs. Steele played the Sextette
from Lucia di Lammermoor," by
Donizetti, and Mrs. Robert Simpson
followed by singing ALAS, Those
Chimes" BY Wallace, and Better
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Woman, Lovely Woman
Do You Really Dress to Lure the Admitting Eye of
Meek Male Man, and If So, Why the False Hair
and Other Man Alleged Outrages?
BY PARA DALTON.

no WOMEN dress for the admiration of men women?
1t the instinct of make attractive
- the Whether she be old or young married or
you say, gave
becoming thing will do for now there
remark? Think momen at-- YOU said it
curling every stray spend
little time and selecting bewching
They thinking Mary say
military fashionable young
looked in her new cape like it. they say the men like them
says eff dress men,
they styles which rdcued by the lords creaon?
style both plain and fancy She has far as to adopt
While they not approve We Of all the styles the
gowns they style they wives mothers
If the young dressed with pompadour
DON'T see That ha w say
sn a and e Hs ~ hair s von au aosss
she her hair in oeGSoas fashionable STYLE?
ss
reme immodes ndiculou gown might be all right
Mrs Smith IN M S but he would draw the line
all ste gsn the msq think they are al right
have their drseore "ido"
you oa fashioned
pole overinflated balloon
goUn Of our The sight Of such thing would
s as n TO 5 Ssn Of the ho X @
The Widows supposedly the pest Of mans life He
heart sister
ms and stepped too the his partner Bu
mad s Yo w vs bsa @
mirers say, That hat looks like a peanut"
they want to the stylish That the secret Of
ALL and SO ns 5 % down for eeD id 6s hearts ney A Sa
neking feeling for the latest fashions and will bare their
way"
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Prepare for Big
Celebration of
May IL and Is

The Ladies of the Maccabees of
the World are making great prepa-
rations for their big celebration,
which takes place here the 18th
and 18th of May.
Many branches of new work are
being studied under the direction
of Mrs. Bell Pears, who is COM
mander of the local hive. The or
der has one of the most competent
lady drill captains in the state in
the person of Mrs. Orchard, who
has entire charge of the ladies In
the hive who are taking fancy drill
work.
The members will hold meetings
regularly twice week, on Mon
day afternoons at 2 p. m. and Sat
urday evenings at 7 o'clock, for
practice and general business of
the order, until the time of the big
rally in May. The supreme and
state officers will be here at that
time, and a general hum of the
hive will be in order.
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RecitaLs to Be
Given byPupils

Louis Aschenfelder will present
his pupils in the fifth of series
of piano recitals given by them
this season at the Sherman Clay
warerooms, Friday, April %.
Some surprises are promised in
the way of ensemble piano playing,
among them a new suite for two
pianos by Arensky. There will also
be an arrangement of well known
overture for four pianos and pipe
organ
Among the pupils who will ap-
pear are: Lilah Barmon, Fern
Evans, Christine Aschenfelder, Lii
liam Brown, Clare Burshem, Re-
bekah Lynde, Leland Argall and
others. There will also be special
vocal numbers, which have not as
yet been arranged.
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Local People
Abroad Write
Old Friends

Cards are arriving from all points
OF the Old World from Spokane
travellers telling of their pleasures
and experiences, and in spite of all
the gaieties of Paris or interests of
the Holy Land, there is a longing
for home, Sunny Old Spokane.
Mrs. Newsome, Mrs. Fred B..
Grinnell and Miss Hazel Grinnell,
one of Spokane's popular debu-
tantes of the past season, are at
present in Jerusalem.
They will soon leave for Paris,
where they will remain until May
6. On that date they will sail for
home, arriving about May 25.
Mrs. George Dodson and Mrs. r..
c. Dillingham;, who left early in the
winter, have enjoyed several
months travelling abroad. At pres
ent they are at Madeira. They will
not reach home until early in June.
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MISS LILLIAN GREBE.

ness of the hall, where the young
people spent several hours in social
diversion.
Music was the feature of the af-
fair given by the musicians union
on the same evening at the Elks
temple. This was the first event
of the kind undertaken by the mu-
sicians and the patronage was very
encouraging. About 250 guests
were present and danced until the
wee hours of the morning.
& & &
The Spokane Pioneer society
held its annual meeting Tuesday
evening at the court house. Off
GERS for the coming year were
elected and committees were ap-
pointed to take charge of the pic
mic to be given by the society some
time in June. About so old timers
were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tilton were hon
ored guests at a second charming
affair of the week Thursday after
noon when Mrs. F. E. GoOdall was
hostess at a luncheon given at the
Goodall residence, 1922 Eighth
avenue.
Mrs. Frank Schroegel was honor
guest at a pretty affair Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. L. F. Musson
as hostess. The entertainment
was in the form of a luncheon.
Covers were placed for 10 guests.
Mrs. Schroegel leaves shortly
for New York City.
& 4 &
Another charming party was
added to the social calendar Friday
evening when Miss Marjorie Nor
man, youngest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. s. Norman, entertained
about 100 members of the younger
society set and her school friends
at dancing.
The Moorish room of the Hotel
Spokane, where the affair was
given, was transformed into a
scene of spring beauty. Special
music was furnished and the
event proved one of the most de-
lightful of the season.
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Complimentary to Miss Clara
a June bride-to-be, Mrs.
r. L. Thompson made her home
the scene of delightful informal
luncheon Friday afternoon.
The appointments were carried
out in a charming manner and COW
ers were placed for IL guests.
& & &
Mrs. d. H. Stetler and Mrs. J.
Fancy dispensed hospitality Thurs
day afternoon at charming after
noon card party and musicale
given at the Stetler home on Elev-
snth avenue.
The affair was given as a benefit |
or the church home for children
It Lidgerwood. The invitation list |
included about 80 names.
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Club

The Cultus club will meet Tues
day with Mrs. d. c. Newman at
her home, 1907 Riverside avenue.
Mrs. A. J. Albring will entertain
the members of the Nature Study
club Tuesday, April II, at her home
en- Mallon avenue
The members Of the Jolly Sixteen
club will be guests of Mrs. w. 8.
Nicholson Tuesday afternoon at the
Nicholson home on Fourteenth ave.
nue..
The Athenaeum club will meet
Tuesday afternoon, April 10. with
Mrs. James M. Porter, at her resi-
dence, 1923 Third avenue. ..
Mrs. Carl Snuff will entertain the
Jonquil club members the first
Tuesday in May at her home, DILL
Hollis avenue.
The Spokane Sorosis club meets
tomorrow with Mrs. J. A. Schiller,
2011 Second avenue.
& q &
The Emerald club will hold it's
next meeting with Mrs F. M. Butler
at her home, 2424 Broadway ave-
nue.. The date will be Wednesday,
April 20.
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Mrs. Cornell Will Entertain
"63" Club Tuesday Afternoon

Mrs. L. B. Cornell will entertain
the members of the old "63" club
Tuesday afternoon at her home on
Sixteenth avenue. There will prob
ably be only two more of the de-
lightful series of these informal par
ties before they will be discontin-
ued until next fall. This club has
the distinction of being the oldest
social club in the city and it's in
formal card parties have been
among the most enjoyable Of the
past season.
A luncheon will be served at 1
o'clock Tuesday and will be fol-
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Personals

Mrs. and Mrs. r. M. Dayton have
arrived in the city and are at the
Hotel Spokane. They will spend one
month visiting their friends in Spo-
kane before returning to their home
at Los Angeles. They will return
to this city again in June and spend
the summer months here.
4 4 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Drumheller
have host of friends in this city
who will be delighted to know that
they have returned from an extend
ed trip through the east. They have
been absent all winter.
4 =
Mrs. Willis of Seattle arrived in
the city Friday and was the guest
of Mrs. Henry b. Luhn until last
day and tomorrow with Mrs. N.
Fred Essig as her guest at the Essig
home on Fifth avenue.
4 4 4
Mr.. and Mrs. FrNder'"k Wood
land are visiting il Seattle as
guests of Mrs. Woo Hands aunt,
Mrs. G. N. Osborne Mrs. Wood
land was formerly Miss Florence
Sims Of this city. Her marriage
was solemnized in Butte. Montana.
the latter part of March.
& 4 4
Miss Catherine Kerr, who has en-
joyed a two weeks stay in Spokane
as the guest of Miss Susan Mason
at the Mason residence on Eighth
avenue, will leave tomorrow for
her home at Seattle.
4 4
Mrs. Katherine Benham leaves
the first of the week en- route for
Boston. She will spend the sum-
mer visiting with her mother on
the Atlantic coast.
4 4 =
Mrs. T. +. Spencer. in company
with her daughter Mabel, is enjoy
ing a delightful visit at present at
San Francisco. Cal. They will
probably return home in two
weeks.
Lieutenant Morrisey and I.ieuten-
ant Lewis, who have been ordered
away on detail duty. will leave In
about 10 days. They are not in
formed as to the length of time
they will be gone.
q 4. 4
Mrs. Eugene Savre on jefferson
street has as her guest Miss Hill
of California. Miss Hill will prob
ably remain at the Savre home two
weeks longer.
4 4 4 M
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Brush Greenough
left Wednesday morning for their
ranch in Wyoming. The Green
oughs will spend the entire sum-
mer enjoying life on ranch.
a q
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Burgess are
occupying the Greenough. 16pe.
,1717 Eighth avenue, during Hiis alb
sence of Mr.. and Mrs. Greenough.
q q =
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles White re-
turned Thursday from winter
visit at California. They are agai3
at home to their friends at LIZA
Ninth avenue.
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lowed by few hours at whist.
Among the members of the club
are: Mrs. Patrick Clark, Mrs.
Walter G. Merryweather, Mrs.
Patrick Welch. Mrs. Walter Ogden,
Mrs. w. E. Cullen. ST., Mrs. Cyrus
Happy. Mrs. Robert Strahorn, Mrs.
II. }. Roberts, Mrs. ]. Graves, Mrs.
X. B. Paterson. Mrs. NJ. B. Brown
lee, Mrs. Frank Graves, Mrs. Fred
NJ. Dudley. Mrs. John R. Cook, Mrs.
Melvin Thomas, Mrs Amsden, Mrs.
Luther Stocker, Mrs. J. Nj. Corbet,
Mrs. j. j. Browne, Mrs. Ferdinand
Heine, Mrs. Horace KimbaIl and
Mrs. L. B. Cornell.
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The German Singing society,
Harmonic" will give a concert
and ball at Turner hall Thursday
evening, April IA. ta
A splendid program has been ar
ranged for the occasion and the
entertainment promises to be an
interesting and enjoyable one. The
following program will be pre-
sented:
The Riedelsberger string quartet
la Allegro, Haydn; (b) Andante
Cantabile, Tschaikowski. Karl
Riedelsberger, first violin; Bern
hard Walther, viola; LIE Roy Ges-
ner, viola; Hans Dressed, cello.
The "Harmonie"-"How l Have
Loved Thee" Rheinthaler
Soprano solo-"Schlafe Wohl, Du
Suesser Engle Du,' Abt, with cello
obligato, Elsa Scharfenberg.
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no the Men Really Dislike
1.-the Fashions of Women?
German Singing Society
to Glue Concert and Ball

Ely
The "Harmonie"-sNL .lDer.
STEM" Singer.
Violin solo-"Hungarian Dance"
in G minor, Brahms, Karl Riedels-
berger.
Tenor solo-Romance from Era
Diavolo," Auber, Carl Thrower,
late leading tenor of the Tivoli
Grand Opera company of San Fran.
cisco.
Trio for violin, cello and piano
(a) Intermezzo from "Cavalleria
Rusticana," Mascagni; (b) "Mo-
ment Musicale" Schubert; Elsa
Scharfenberg, Karl Riedelsberger,
Fred Bodell.
The "Harmonie"-"At siNawn,"
Kreutzer.
Duett-Miserere frorn"H 'rova-
tore" Verdi; Elsa Scharfenberg,
Carl ThrOWer.
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To Entertain
in Honor of
Return Home

Spokane society will again greet
Mr.. and Mrs. James Welch tomor-
row evening at charming affair to
be given in their honor by Mrs.
Frederick Wilson and Miss Eleanor
Welch at the latters home, the
Gables.
Mr.. and Mrs. WEIGH, whose mar
rage was an event of the early
winter, have just returned from an
extended trip abroad, and this will
be the first function they have
graced since their return.
One hundred guests have been in
cluded on the invitation list for the
occasion.
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Mrs. HoueUs
Clues Pretty
Card Party

Complimentary to Mrs. w. c.
Heussey Of Seattle, who is guest
at the Westminster, Mrs. w. James
Howells entertained Monday after
noon at one of the charming in
formal card parties of the weeks
social calendar.
The favors of the luncheon table
were carried out in pretty man.
ner, as were the other appoint
ments of the affair. Spring flowers
were much in evidence.
Social chat and cards claimed the
attention of the guests later in the
afternoon. Bridge was the game
played. Mrs. o. c. Jensen and
Mrs. Preston Smith won the high
scores. Tables were arranged for
IL guests.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-10
Club Will Glue
Play at City of
CoeurdAlene

The local dramatic club will pre-
sent the play, "a Night Off," at
Occur d'Alene, Idaho, shortly after
it is given in this city.
They will be seen in the John
Drew comedy here next Friday eve
ming at the Auditorium theater and,
Judging from plays which in the
past have been presented by this
talented young group of local
actors and actresses it is expected
they will handle the cast in a most
creditable manner.
The proceeds will be given to
charity for the benefit of the Holy
Trinity church. The presentation
at Occur dAlene will also be for
charitable purposes.
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Mrs. Belts CeUe
Affair for Her
Daughter-in-LaW

Mrs. Chauncey Belts, at home,
formally entertained number of
friends Wednesday afternoon COM
plimentary to her daughter-in-law,
Mrs. Robert Belts of Baker City,
Oregon.
Mrs. Belts was formerly Miss Es-
tella Voorhees, of Baker City, and
her marriage to Robert Belts was
an event of the winter season at
that place. Mr.. Belts is a mining
engineer of the Oregon city and he
and his young bride will leave Spo-
kane in few days for their home.
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To Be Hosfesses
at Bridge Party

Mrs. George Taft and Mrs. ]. w.
Cakes will be hostesses at charm
affair Wednesday evening at the
home of the latter on Ninth ave-
nue..
Following a 1 O'Clock luncheon,
the guests will find diversion and
pleasure at the card tables, bridge
to be the game.
Forty names have been included
on the invitatioM list.
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Auxiliary Plans
Ball on Thursday

The ladies' auxiliary of the
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
will give as fifln annual ball Thurs
day evening, April q, at the Elks
temple. The affair will be given by
the Spokane lodge No. 317.
special music will be furnished
and refreshments will be served. All
members of the brotherhood are
cordially invited.
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WEEKS SOCIAL.
SUMMARY

Although this week has been
more quiet than was anticipated for
the first few Decks to follow Lent,
the young society folks and clubs
kept busy with a number Of dancing
parties and afternoon affairs.
OF course, We forgot for a time
the house cleaning and new adorn-
ments of the home which come
early in the spring and demand so
much attention, but now that this
week has passed. the matrons OF
society will most likely plunge into
the social whirl with renewed
spirit.
The club meetings, which were
sacrificed for so long, are again be-
ing held, and with the pleasures Of
the home festivities and outdoor
sports, society will soon forget that
they have really spent such quiet
times.
Dancing still seems to be the IA
vored pastime, and many entertain
ing affairs have been given this
past week.
Miss Susan Mason was hostess
at the opening of the weeks gave
ties among the younger society set
when she entertained at dancing
party Monday night complimentary
to her guest, Miss Katherine Kerr
of Seattle.
The rooms of the beautiful Mason
home on Eighth avenue were trans
formed into ball room for the &C.
casion. Spring flowers formed the
decorations, The affair was infor-
NAL. Fifty were included on the
invitation list.
Simple but pretty appointments
marked the informal luncheon CIV
en- Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. E. G.
Atwater. Mrs. Wells of Vancouver,
r. c., was honor guest of the occa-
sion. Tables were arranged for
eight.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tilton OF
Littleton, N. H., who are guests at
the Plaza, were complimented by
dinner and theater party Tuesday
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. George Ken
dali were host and hostess at the
dinner, which was served at Daven-
ports. Covers were laid for 10
guests. Following the dinner Mr..
and Mrs. Stocker entertained the
party at the Spokane theater.
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An extremely pretty informal af-
fair occurred on Thursday after
noon when Miss Edith Brownlee
entertained for Miss Catherine Kerr
of Seattle, who has been a guest
for two weeks Of Miss Susan
Mason.
The afternoon was spent at
bridge. the high score being made
by Miss Lenore Townsend. Tables
were arranged for 20 guests.
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The club dances of the week. a
great many of them, came on Tues
day evening. The Knobina club
entertained about 80 guests at a
dancing party given at lower Paci-
Tic hall. The decorations were car
ried out In yellow, blue and white.
At the Masonic temple the Spo-
kane council. No. rs, Young Mems
Institute, entertained its members
and friends at dancing. Spring
blossoms added to the attractive !
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limitations Out
for TlUo Affairs

Invitations have been out for
some time announcing the lunch
cons to be given by Miss Gladys
Ham in compliment of Mrs. Bruce
Blake, charming addition to Spo-
kane society.
Both affairs are to be in form Of
bridge luncheons. The first will be
given Monday afternoon, while the
second will occur on the following
day, The guest list will include the
newly made friends of Mrs. Blake.
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Mrs. Essig and
Mrs. Avery Will
Glue Luncheon

The luncheon to be given tomor-
row afternoon by Mrs. N. Fred Es-
sig and Mrs. A. G. Avery at the
Moorish room of the Hotel Spokane
will be among the charming affairs
of the coming week.
Luncheon will be served at
o'clock, following which the guests
will be entertained at the bridge
tables.
The guest list includes $50 names.
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Miss M'Kay Will
Marry April Is

The wedding of Miss Grace Nc
Kay and Mr.. Charles Muehlman
will be an event of this month.
The wedding will be solemnized
Monday, April IS. at the home of
the brides aunt. Mrs. M. G. Mar
tindale, at 1117 Ninth avenue. Rev.
Hindley will read the service.
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Bride-to-Be
Hostess at
ThinbLe Bee

The bridge parties, luntheons
and teas given for Miss Emma
Davenport since the formal an
nouncement of her betrothal a few
weeks ago has kept milady On the
Qui vive.
The young bride-to-be returned
the compliments of her girl friends
yesterday afternoon by entertain
ing them at an informal thimble
be at the home of her grandmother,
Mrs. Emma Thompson, OH East
Nora avenue.
The appointments were Charm
ingly carried out with favQfs ap.
propriate for the occasion, and a
dainty luncheon was served the
guests, who were the intimate
friends of Miss Davenport. f1i,,
Miss Davenport and jerks Cam
eron will be married April 20 at
the Thompson home, on Nora ave
nue.. Miss Zoe Davenport will be
the maid of honor. Douglas Tate
of Tacoma will serve as best man.
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Miss Edith Brownlee received
the members of the popular new
bridge club informally at her home
Wednesday evening. Cards was
the pastime. Tables were ar
ranged for 16 guests.
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Mrs. G. w. Sivyer and Miss Nora
Mallon returned this week from an
extended trip through California.
They have been absent from Spo-
kane about three months.
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Mrs. w. c. Heussey and her sis
ter, Miss Rumsey of Seattle, are
spending a few weeks in the city as
guests at the Westminster hotel