The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-18

The commonwealth Club meets
Monday. October 20. at Good Eats
Cafeteria. supper from TO Z
O'Clock A. DIR. Joseph X. Hart
Will address the club on Wartime
Emotions and Peacelrimc Purposes. e
Public invited.
Civic Club
The next meeting Of the woman'n
Civic Club viii be- social and held at
the homo Of Mira. Carrie 4. Miller,
president. 500 18th ~. Capitol Hill
car. get or at Mercer NJ. Bring
your friends.
Chapter q. T.. n. q.
Chapter q. y. r. o., will meet at
this home OF Mrs. r. IL. Jordan. ssf
18th ave. n. Monday afternoon
promptly NJ o'clock. An interest.
lng program WIN be given by outside
talent
Chapter A. r. E.O.
Chapter A. T.. r. o.. win entertain
the members Of Chapter c Of TIA
coma at luncheon at tho womcn's
University Club Monday noon. A
meeting win follow al s50 o'clock at
the home Of Mrs. T.. u. Beckett. AL
aist ave. =.
Chapter &C. r. r.. q.
Chapter &C. y. r.. o.. viii meet
Monday afternoon at o'clock with
Mira. w. q. MeMorrau. 1904 North
&sth ~. Guest day.
ladies Of Hound Table
ladies' Of thu Round Table win
meet at tho home Of Mira. Josephine
ID. nm. 1911 tTth ave. T.. Monday nj
: o'clock. Full attendance desired,
as important business In 20 be trans.
acted.
Shawondas~e Club
The Shnwondnsee Club met Tuca-
day afternoon. with Mrs. III. ID. Hur.
ley az hostess. and made plans 10
resume ia regular work. which has
given place during the last two
years to war work. A large number
Of the members OF the club and their
friends were present. and the follow.
tng program was given: Some vocal
numbers by Mrs. samuel Mcdonald.
with Mira. LovesinE at the piano. and
Miss Pollccks account OF some Of
her experiences IN France.
Tho club, which had It's origin
January FL. 1907. wns composed OF
eleven women. who met one day
each month I'm tho interest OF united
charity work. At each meeting new
members were added until Il was
thought best TO form IN Official or.
ganization. The object Of the club
was tho relief of emergency cascw.
and very few permanent cases were
taken. Tho charter members were.
Mrs. a. W. spaulding. Mrs. N. u.
Hurley. Mrs. w. u. Martin. Mrs. l..
Hughlen. Mrs. II. ~. shaw. Mrs.
Duncan McGregor, AIRS. Harlan
Thomas. Mrs. O. w. Fccny. Mrs. r..
+. Williams. Mrs. spaulding was the
FIRST president.
Donations Of money. yearly dues.
entertainments. private contribu.
tons and an annual ball provided
the funds necessary for tho work.
Heretofore the membership has
been unlimited. but in the future will
be limited to fifty members The club
has a full roster and n long waiting
list at present. Red Cross work alb
sorbcd the attention OF the club dur
ing the war. but during tho coming
year IL will be devoted 10 it's original
work. Great care II taken In In
vcstigating cases. many Christmas
baskets are sent out each year also
fruit and jellics. The club expects to
enlarge It's sphere OF usefulness dur
ing the ensuing year and VIII inter
est itself In the welfare of girls in
need OF protection.
The social and educational feat
ures Of the club are well handled by
n committee. which also provides
special speakers and music for each
meeting. The following officers were
elected for this year: President. Mrs.
George w. Aiken: first vice-prcsident.
Mrs. j. w. Dryden; second vicepresi-
dent. Mrs. q. w. Fairy; receiving
secretary. Mrs. w. s. Riggs; CORE
spending secretary. Mrs. @. II. Foy:
treasurer, Mrs. H.. ID. Hurley: his
torian. Miss Sophie Johns; auditor.