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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-26

headed young Irish boy and q Negro ari
wATcHFub HELP ALWAYS At HAND.
Each clinic day two a the Junior
League girls are on duty ready % assist
m any way Ono Of the girls vas hidden in
her Red Cross uniform, assisting with lho
patients, on the day mentioned Another
was assisting outside the clinic room. Two
% tho girls hsvo gained quite q following
among Tho youngsters for iho rides they
give IN their automobiles
As for the doctors and nurscg IN eharge
when one Of thorn was sick last winter
throughout the settlement neighborhood
prayers were said for his safety daily
This statement IS simply % show tns. tns
unselfish devotion Of al concerned IL ap-
preoiated By those benefited.
The prinla donnss and leading ladies of
the country must bo turning green Wiz
envy AZ the free advertising Siznor Car1.n
r. receiving from tho theft ~ bis level.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-26
50c-GUTH'S HONEY
AND CREAM CARAMELS-5Os

A full pound of rich caramels that melt
in your mouth, SOC the pound box.
A full assortmant of Liggett's, Guths
and Page & Shaw's chocolates of con-
fection.
Danforth's Dependable Drugs, Market
and Second streets.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-26

You try an Every Evening want adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-26

Miss Marguerite Wallace has closed
her house at 1918 Van Buren, street, and
gone TO Philadelphia, where she will make
her home IN the future.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-26

Mr.. and Mrs. o. Curtis Purdy are al
Atlantic City for ten days stay. Miss
Annie Purdy is the guest of relatives al
Norfolk, Connecticut.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-26

Mrs. John NJ. Kerr has returned from
visit to relatives IN Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08

Mrs Charles Pyc Burnett. Mrs
John Ryan and Mrs. Frederick c
tombstone spent yesterday at Eagle
Harbor. the guests OF Mrs. Franz
Frederick
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Tabloid Book Reviews

thriller by an inept Robert w. Cham
berA.
WHAT TO DRINK, by Bertha L
Stochbridge: Household recipes for
denatured egg nogs and kickiaas
cocktails.
PICTURE SHOW. by sicgfriod
Sassoon: A volume OF splendid
poetry by one OF the few good men
produced by the war.
"MARsE HENRY" by Henry
Watterson: Picturesque memoirA
keen. racy and convlvial. Of man
who had mastered the art OF living.
That rare thlng-an interesting vol
ume OF "reminiscences.
p yANKS: A BOOK OF A. r.. ".
VERSE: A collection Of poems
originally published In THE Stars
and Stripes" written by men who
knew the difference between slum
and goldfish and who provided the
biilets for the coolies Of France-
Verse by men who fought the war.
not by old women who wrote much
about IL
YOUR PSYCHIC POWERS AND
HOW TO DEVELOP THEM. By
Hereward Darlington: Journalists
stuff by the man who has gainenu
complete control OF the capital stock
OF the hereafter.
SEA CHANTEYS AND TRAMP
BALLADS. by Harry Kemp: Vivid.
eolorful verse. by a man who writes
like Robert w. Service, II Robert
w. Service could write Kemp is Z
tramp wanderer In the fields q
poesy. but he srnites a wicked Tyre.
RELIGION AMONG AMERICAN
MEN: Warning: the material OF this
book was gathered under direction
Of "the committee on the War and
the Religious Outlook
LIGHTNIN.' by Frank Bacon
Novelized version OF New York;
favorite play.
THE GOLDEN SCORPION. b.
Sax Rohmer: A weird and thrilling
yarn. OF Asiauc cut threats, Lon
don's Chinese quarter and an a.
Turing EuraEian girl.
TRAVELS IN PHILADELPHIA.
by Christopher Morley. Sketches By
a jovial adyenturrr In the common
place who could get = thrill out OF
touring MukIiteo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
INT u S / G
GV4 I'm Seattle
Music Festival
by Seattle
Public Schools
Conducted by
LOUISE AkNABLE

Last evening az the Arena the Sc.
attic public schools held the first
concert OF their Musical Festival.
Tho large auditorium was filled TO
capacity.
Tho opening number was 1.-THE
star Bpangied Banner" sung by the
entire chorus OF I 800 children and
the audience. This was followed by
the elementary school orchestra OF
200 under the skilled Leadership Of
Edwin O. Knutzsn. They played
our Students March" "Gavotte, -
and Melody Waltz" all by Aschrr
Then came the girls chorus OF 500
with Mlrs Letha l.. Mcclure. who IL
the supervisor OF music In Seattle.
as conductor.
The boys chorus. conducted by
Laura V. Breyfogie. came next
They sang 20 Mighty Land" "swee,
Miss Mary" ''Out Where the West
R.gins." by Phiiieo.IIolxworth. and
Land OF Hope and Glory"
The last numbers on tho program
were Highland Scottish and Sailors
Hornpipe. two dances given by the
girls Of Franklin high school. At
the conclusion OF these dancrH the
entire chorus OF 1900 voicss sang.
by request Land OF Mine
The entire program was most en-.
joyabie and admirably executed
There will be two programs given
today. one Mt ans p. m. the other
Mt sis .. m. which win be the clos.
ing concert OF the Musical Festival.
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Thursday Musical Club
Matinee Musicale

Friday. May ~. at :.3o y. m. the
Thursday Musical club will give its
annual matinee musicale for the
members and their friends. The fol.
lowing program will be given
Vocal solos
'-Ths bird with Q Broken wing.
.s..s..ss...........f Florence Goincn
before tho Dawn" ..s...... Chadwick
Mrs Samuel Macdonald
Miss Carrie Lowering. accompanied
Plano solos
Llshatraume No. s,...........f iErt
fmpromptu IN A Plat. ....... Schubert
Eugene fiset
Violin solo
Romance. .Johan n. Svendscn
John Alieman
A monoioEus--
"A Woman In a Shoe Shop
-Angellna." with music
Nine. Harriet Saundcrson
Vocal solos
"A Day Dream. Anton streietzki
with violin obiiTato
Little Mother o. Mine" ~. r. purieiKh
Mrs NJ. Duk.nficid
Miss Elweil, accompanied
vioiin ohligato .............M Mr.. Aileman
Baliads I'm A Flat. ...............C Chopin
Mrs Charles Hatfield
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
.Galli-Curci
Concert Nav IL

Nine. Amelia Gail Cur1. coiora-
turn soprano. and one OF the leading
artists In American opera will ap-
pear at the Metropolitan theatre
May II. Her appearance here Is
under the auspices OF tho Ladder
Musical club.
Born In Milan. Italy. OF Spanish
Italian parents. Call curci a, very
early age won n prize at the Milan
conservatory az n pianist She was
preparing 10 go on concert tour when
MnscaKni. the composer. hearing her
sing. advised her 10 cultivate her
voice. In 1910 she made her debut
as singer In Rome. where she ap-
peared as Cilda In "RiEolctto" Six
years later Hhe created great sen.
Sation when she appeared In the
same role In Chicago.
Wherever CailiCurri has ap.
peared. whether In opera or concert.
she has triumphed. Europe, South
America and tho United States have
acclaimed her the greatest colora.
tura soprano OF the age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
CAREFULLY STORE
WINTER GARMENTS

Before putting winter suits and
dresses away for the summer send
them to the cleaners to be cleaned
and pressed
II really II the safest way, for
moths are not no likely 10 corrupt"
clean garments as soilcd ones.
When the clothes are in perfect
shape put them into a dust and
moth.proof bag, label the bag. and
hang 1t away for the season with
your minds quite at rest.
Wooden materials are too scarce
these days to run any risk OF moths
eating holes In front breadths. The
bags for storing may be used over
and over again and are not prohibi.
tive In price 10 begin with.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08

War Mothers' League Of America
The War Mothers League Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
HOUSEHOLD HINT

II once . month one wfu pue Z
strong solution Of waning eod9
down tho pipes and drains IN the
bathroom one may be assured that
the pipes are In perfect condition.
There are very good antiseptic -
buttons on the market that may be
used However washing soda IL
quite cheap and answers the pur.
pose.
Dissolve the powder IN boiling w.
ter and pour slowly down each pipe.
Wait 10 or IL minutes and then pour
quantities Of hot water thru the
drains. This cleans and washes out
the pipes thoroiy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
Wellesley Pageant to Be
Giuen at Tacilight ON
June Fifth

The Wellesley Club Pag-ant wfll
take place at the Laurelhurst Golf
links on the evening Of Juno 8. at
7 O'Clock. In case Of bad weather
the affair Will be postponed until
Monday at the same place and hour.
One hundred people are being re-
hearsod daily in dramatic dancing
under Mrs. Charles X Paul who
conceived the idea OF the pageant.
and II sparing neither time nor labor
20 make this charming spectacle a
success. Mrs. Elizabeth Richmond
Miller, chairman az the committee
on music. announces that Mr.. w. r.
Hodlcy viii direct the orchestra Mira
T. v. Edgara. chairman of the com
mittee on programs. is being assisted
BY Mrs. J. l.. Travis, Mrs J. A. Dou-
gan. Mrs. c. s.. Daken and Mrs. +.
r. Foisie. Mrs w. IL Sutton II IN
charge OF the costumes with Mrs.
Mary Temple. Mrs. Hailam and Miss
LUBBOCK assisting.
Mrs. Paul is being assisted by Miss
Elizabeth Dickerson Of the Y. w.
G. A. and Miss Ava Rae OF Tacoma.
The vice president OF the Wellesley
club. Mrs. Philip Garland. IL treas
urcr. Mrs. r. a. Bailinger Is chair.
man Of the committee on patron
esses.
Mrs. Charles r. Jordan IN at the
head Of refreshments. and Mrs. w.
v. Guiick has charge Of publicity. as
sisted by Mrs. w. II. Sutton, Mrs. j.
l.. Travis. Miss Blanche Wenner.
and Mrs Harry Pratt of Tacoma
Mrs. J. 7. Wcyerhauser. Mrs.
George c. Wagner. Mrs. James y.
Ashton and Mrs. William I. Davis
arc Tacoma patroneEses who are
lending their support TO the under
taking.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
TO PREVENT
ACID STAINS

Grapefruit has . faculty Of sum
ing the knife blade In . most deta>
mined manner. Tho Juice seems =
eat into tho stecl discolortng f0
keeps
As noon A. you are Ghru cufa9ng
the fruit hold the knife under run
ming winter and the juice = a
washed off leaving the blade fr~o
from black sticky spots. The knife
win. a course. need the ordinary
washing in soap suds and maybo
even q sort Of Uncover securing,
but the necessity for hard rubbing
and scrubbing to remove deepsaats4
stains viii be gonA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08

Mr.. Raymond Frazier returned
Thursday from Pinehursf. n. c..
where he has been attending tho
spring meeting of the executive
council Of the American Bankrrs' as.
ISOLATION Mr.. Frazier wa also a
prominent player In the Annual golf
tournament OF the association
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08

II. Donisy. Mrs. william Campbell.
Mrs. Thomas Grant and Mrs. 7. ~.
Lafferty in charge The hostemses
Tor the tea. which completes the en-
trrtainment. win be Mrs. Robert
Nell. Mira ID. T.. Ferguson. Mira.
Thomas Grant. Mrs y. Hamilton
and Mrn. w. l.. RrnInard. Members
and their friends arc cordially In
ylted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
Mrs. Stou Hostess

Mrs. Walter Stoll was hostess at
an Informal tea, In honor OF Mrs.
Harry Glenn Subbs, at her home
yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Robert ID.
MacCausland presided over the tea
table, attractive with a BOW OF for.
Getmernots, lavender gypsophelia
and bright red tulips. Miss Marguer.
ite Glorious assisted In the hospital
tiles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08

Mrs. Richard Dwight Merrill WIN
arrive Monday evening from New
York. where she has spent tho win
ter months
Mr.. Robert For ana sou. Mr.. Jack
Fox. Will arrive Monday evening.
May II. TO be present az the wedding
Of Miss Josephine car1nan 20 SIR.
Robert Fox. Jr.
Mrs. David Gilmore. who has been
the CUES, OF Mrs r. Y. farkhurst.
departed las, evening for waiia
walia TO visit her sister. Mira VIII.
lam Klrkman.
Mrs. Harvey J. Fester n suffering
from the results of slight accident
and win be confined 70 her homo for
several days.
Or. and Mrs. Frederick Adams WI
return on Monday from a months
WISH, In Eastern citics.
Mr.. Harry Lyman Strong returned
las; evening from Portland. where
he has spent several days on bust
ness
MFR. and Mrs william rieott d.
parted today for san Francisco 20
spend 10 days.
Mrs. Harold Scott McCaurn~y IL
convaiexcent from her recent Illnesa.
and will be removed TO her home
next week.
Mr.. Raymond Frazier returned
Thursday from Pfn~hurs'. ~. c..
where he has been attending the
spring meeting of the executive
council Of the American Bankrrs' as.
ISOLATION. Mr.. Frazier wa also a
prominent player In the Annual golf
tournament Of the association
Mr.. Thomas r. Phipps In IN Port.
land this week on a short business
trip
Mrs.. James ID. Farrell and dargh.
ter. Miss Helen Farrell. viii arrive
Monday from SANTA Barbara. to Join
Mr. Farrell. and together they viii
occupy the Crosby home. on Minor
ave.
Mrs. Peter Dawson. widow OF the
late Gen. Peter Dawson. OF New
York. arrived last week and IA the
guest Of her mother. Mrs. F1enminE.
and brother. Mfr. Stewart FiemmIng.
at Adrian Court. Mrs. Dawson will
Icave next month for a trip abroad.
Mrr. r A. Batwerl left this morn
Ing for q short trip to San Francisco.
Mrs. Charles Pyc Burnett, Mrs.
John Ryan and Mrs. Frederick c.
tombstone spent yesterday at Eagle
Harbor. the guests OF Mrs. Frank
Frederick.
Mr.. Wills barrow, secretary, and
Mr.. r.. y. Cox. assistant to president
OF the Washington Mutual Savings
bank. win leave Saturday for a mo
tor trip 10 Mount Vernon. where they
will attend n group meeting OF the
State Bankers association. Mr.. Cox
will deliver an address combating the
destructive propaganda OF the triple
alliance and nonpartisan league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
Seattle Lodge Degree Of Honor

The Seattle Lodge No. 7. Degree
Of Honor. A. O. y. w, held an In
teresting business meeting OF I'm.
portancc Tuesday evening NJ 4, I'm
Evergreen hall. Arcade building.
Several applications for membership
were received and referred 10 the
investigating committees. and other
applicants were elected TO member
ship.
A committee composed OF Mrs
Maud Hearth. Mrs Matte Brinker.
hoff. Mrs. Anna Farrier, Mrs. Lena
French and Mrs. Bella NJ Phillips
presented n splendid program APP
propriatc 20 Mothers Day.
The next meeting win be held
Tuesday evening. May IS. at
O'Clock. at Evergreen hall I'm
portant business will be taken up
OF interest to all members
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
Theatre and Supper
for Miss Marshall

Mss Betty Merrill was hostess at
. theatre party at the Metropolitan
u wednesday evening in honor Of
ng1nu Marshall Of Duluth. who. with
her parents. il visiting in the city.
The guests later attended the supper.
dance At the Hotel Washington.
where covers were laid for thirty
around board gay with basket OF
yeIlow iris and pink SWEET peas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
GRAHAM DROP
CAKES

Make a batter OF IL cups OF true
graham flour. teaspoon OF salt. u
teaspoon OF soda and u cup brown
sugar and enough sour milk to make
the batter stiff. Drop by spoonfuis
on a buttered baking tin. Bake for
about Is minutes In a very quick
oven.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
Miss Park Honor Guest

The Philharmonic quartet. former
" the Metropolitan quartet. will en-
tertain at a dinner at the Northold
Inn this evening. followed By the
atre party. In honor OF Miss Zoe
Pearl Park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
King County Minute Women

The quarterly meeting Of the King
County Minute Women win be held
Monday. May 10. AZ ssso .. m. In
Prof Clark Bi-uest of the University
Of Washington win be the speaker
OF the afternoon and reports from
tho councillors OF King county viii
be heard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
Overseas Club

The Overseas club win hold their
next dance ON saturday at y. m. at
the Douglas hall Proceeds from
these dances arc usod for local re
lief work. Committee In charge: Mr..
II. A. Sinclair. SIR. II. Jackman. Mrs.
George Case. Mr.. George Mapel Mrs.
Emma Reca. MlaH ocnevieve Grant
on Empire day. May -. the Over
seas club In giving a celebration In
aid OF returned men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
MAPLE CUSTARD

u cup maple syrup
3 cups milk
2eggs
Ia teaspoons cornstarch
y teaspoon salt
Canned peaches
scald half OF the milk in the top
OF a double boiler. Beat eggs slightly.
Add syrup. salt and cornstarch dis
solved in a little oold milk. two eggs.
Add this 10 hot milk and cook over
hot water till thick. Add the rest
OF the milk. cold. and cook s or 10
minutes longer. Put n half of a
peach In individual molds and pour
over custard. Chill and serve.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
Alice Gentle
With Scott

Alice True Gentle, mezzo.soprano,
Ia singing with Scott, in the Scott
opera company, during the month Of
May. In July and August they will
be at Ravonna park in Chicago, and
In September will start on a western
tour which viii include Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
STATE PIT. A.
ELECTS SEATTLE
WOMAN

BELLJNGHAM. May g. Mrs
Charles Miller of Seattle was elected
treasurer OF the State Parent Teach
or association yesterday. Mrs. c.
Arthur Varney OF Yakima was re-
elected president The convention
ended today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
Last Of Series on Italy
to Be GiUen Tuesddu

Miss Lila van Kirk viii give the
hast OF her series Of lectures on Tues
day afternoon. at the home OF Mrs.
Joshua Green. the subject this time
70 be Italy Revisited as the Art
Center Of the World" The public Is
invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
Miss Anglin Guest
81 Honor

IN honor Of Miss Margaret Ans'in.
Hr1 Trafford Huteson entertained
hght guests st luncheon on Friday.
e the Sunset club. The remainder
- the afternoon was spent at the
sorne OF Mrs. Huteson. In the High
hnd2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
BEYOND THE HORIZON. by Flu.

BEYOND THE HORIZON. by Flu.
gene o'Heill. The finest play Of the
season by the most promising play.
wright in America.
TIE GREAT MODERN AwEftI-
CAN STORIES. edited by William
Dean IowcllH: Two dozen short
story classics. most Of them familiar
figures In older anthologies. with an
Introduction b. the alleged Dean Of
American Letters"
HIS FRIEND AND HIS WIFE,
by coemo Hamilton. a shop.giri sex.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
BY BEULAH MITCHELL COUTTS

Rremony took place in the drawing
nom. before the fireplace. which was
rreened with great clusters Of
lApancee cherry. The bride was
hAxming In an Afternoon gown OF
Urn flower blue chiffon fashioned
simply, with n mauvc sash and tiny
French flowers. Her bouquet was
n orchids and lilies OF the valley.
Mn. Traffcrd Hutcson. In a graceful
phe OF pink georgette with an arm.
al Of Russell roses. was matror OF
toncr. Capt W. l. Pryor. Of the U.
1 =. Melville. acted as groomsman
pr Commander johnson.
Afternoon tea WAS served follow
ng the ceremony from a handsomely
appointed table. presided over by
Nrs. Montgomery Russell aud Mrs.
HutcSon-
Commander and Mrs. johnson left
Z once for n motor trip 10 Vancouver
uland. the bride travelling In a mid
uight blue tricotine taiiieur and q
rArf OF sable with a small eiosefit.
ing hat OF pink flowers. yelled In
Niue tulle.
After June Is shcy win be at home
\ Coronado. where the Z. $. $.
ewfgg u stationed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
Miss Lindsey and Mr..
Parker to Be Married
IL Trinity Church

Thc marriage service Of Miss poro-
NY Lindsey. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs.. Russell Howard Ia Rue. and
n. Park Caihraish Parker. Jr- OF
Montcialr. ~. J.. will be read by Can
~ w. II. Bliss At the Trinity Epss'
eopal church on Wednesday even.
NJ. June second. At eight thirty
nfeHork
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08

The Seattle business Girls club
will mss, Monday at o. m In the
First Methodist church. where Moth.
ers' Day win be observed Each girl
who attends may invite one mother
Previous 20 the meeting at $50 q
dinner win be held at The Good Eats
Cafeteria
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08

A silver tea under the auspices OF
the I.atona PIT. A. will be given ON
May ~ from 10 p. IN. at the
homo of Mrs. Thos. Donegan, 1888
Thackeray Place. A program OF in
tercst will be provided and all moth.
crs are urged To come.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
wman's Civic Club

The woman's Civic club meets at
the home OF Mrs Allen. secretary.
i5s7 Sixteenth avenue north. on
Tuesday. May II. for the election OF
officers for next year. Al he there
20 vote. Parliamentary section at
i.3o, voting at 400.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
Miss Linder to
Wed Tuesddy

The marriage Of Miss Eleanor
Under. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
George Linder. and Mr.. John Dudley
Roberts. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
w. Roberts. viii be solemnized on
Tuesday evening at O'Clock at the
family home. Rev. W. X. Bliss viii
read the service In the presence OF
relatives and close friends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
Thrift Shop Sale

At The Thrift shop. on Monday.
there will BE- a ono-dollar sale Of hats.
These hats are especially attractive
and OF good value.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
Miss Cdrnldn to Be
COnDlimented

Miss Alice Swope win be hostess
It IN informal tea on Saturday at
her home In honor Of Miss Josephine
Cayman, who Is to be married soon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08

Tho Literary and Travel club
members and friends viii enjoy an
afternoon devoted 70 Russian lltrra
sure. customs and music on Monday
May 10. at The home Of Mira c.
Damever. 1888 z7nd ave. North. Mt
2 o'clock.
Miss cccciA Rapowitsch. an an.
thority on Russia. will give nm In
formal talk on Russian customs
with special reference 20 the women.
and will also interpret their music
The active members arc urged 10
he present. as an election OF officers
IL 10 be held.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
". and Mrs. Fothering-
09n 10 Cive Ounce

Mr.. and Mrs d. g Fotherinsham
en- entertain with . dance on Satur.
~ evening. May ~. at the Rainier
sub In honor OF their daughter. Miss
pntr1c1a. and her fiancc. Ensign
nGsrrin Frederick sproul. U. 8. ~.
Capt. and Mrs. James 8. Gibson and
III. and Mrs. william Mckay viii
onn1st the hosts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
Seattle Music Study
Club Program

The Seattle Music Gtudy club will
meet Tuesday. May II. AT i.3o ..
M at the home Of Mrs. Carl Hob
htreil. 80 Seventeenth ave. Mr..
Arden l.. Smith has arranged the
following program:
Piano
Nsisetsf.-.-----....x Mrs. q v. Buroank
Vocal
ns DER As,s,o esrorn -un Bsiio.
vAos III Donna tfrom Ia ctooonds"
..s..s.....s...s..... Conchiefii
hra bert Harris
yo~ai---
hoes poiovosA. --------.- - aidefii
prnAneils ...-.....s...-..-
Mira H. u. Perry
Piano
Tempo al kinu~sso--. .zsns'ia
1usolstfo ..s...............ye rci-I Asrt
MA w. n ORE
vc>st--
..sson 20 No ~ q b-s sasf- Thomas
"ldesss ....s..............- -.---1osu
krA Henry shsAd
Vocal
Arenesa ....-. -.--.----~---~--Io su
he Pc Ts Ner,- .Aizry
Mrs. H. q sinpkis
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ECIubr
CLUBS FOR MONDAY


Mrs Charles May. assisted by
Mira Ward sirnpkins and Mrs. Ralph
Gray, win entertain Beta Sigma az
Delta Gamma at the home OF Mrs.
May At LAurcihuruf. on Monday.
May 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
Informal Tea

Miss Helen Richmond WIN enter
tain her very intimate friends at tea
on Monday Afternoon. Mrs. Richard
W. Perry win preside at the urns.