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The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-07-09
ARDMoRE, OKLA.


Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Baum have left
for New York City. They will be away
a month and will visit other cities Of
the East before their return.
Miss Lucille Kahn, student Of the
Chicago Music College has returned
home to spend the summer with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Kahn. Miss
Kahn studied violin with Leon Sam
etini and dramatic art with Arthur
Pyre.
Mrs. A. W. Warlenstein and daught-
ers, Margaret and Lucille, have return
ed home from Dallas where they visit
ed Mrs. Warlenstein's mother, Mrs. A.
Moses.
The many friends Of Mrs. Dave s.
Fridner will be pleased to hear that
she is recovering nicely from an oper-
alton that she underwent at the Hardy
Sanitarium.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lowenstein have
left on an extended western trip. They
will stop at Colorado Springs and Den
yer for a short stay and from there
will 90 to California to tour the wes-
tern coast.
They plan to visit all Of the large
moving picture studios. They have per-
sonal letters Of introduction to Charles
Chaplin, the Goldwin-Path managers
and other prominent movie stars.
They will be away several weeks
and will return the southern route via
the Grand Canyon Of Arizona.
Mr.. Gabe Newman, who has been
III, has gone to Temple, Texas to take
treatments.
Mr.. Sam Newman has returned from
Colorado Springs.
Mr.. Dave Moses, who has spent the
past weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. A. WI
Wallenstein, has returned to his home
in Dallas.
Miss Carol Daube has gone to Mack
mac Island, Michigan, where she will
spend few weeks.
Miss Regina Schwarz Is spending a
few days in Fort Worth with her
brother, Mr.. Harry Schwarz.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-07-09

For he that wrongs his friend
Wrongs himself more, and ever bears
about
A silent court Of Justice in his breast,
Himself the Judge and jury, and him
self
The prisoner at the bar, ever con-
demned. -Tennyson.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-07-09
Friday, July 0, 1920.


The marriage Of Meyer Friedman
and Miss Miriam Victor will be solemn
lied at the home of the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. l. A. Victor, at Ala West
Magnolia street on Monday, June 81,
at s o'clock in the afternoon. Rabbi
Samuel, Marx Of Tempel Beth Ell will
officiate.
Miss Carolyn Jane Victor, who has
been visiting her aunt and uncle, Mr..
and Mrs. Bodenheimer Of Houston,
returned to her home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bodenheimer Of
Houston who arrived yesterday for
the Victor-F Friedman wedding are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Frank on
Laurel street.
Leslie Bodenheimer Of st. Louis is
visiting his mother and sisters on
Magnolia avenue, having come for the
wedding Of his niece, Miss Miriam
Victor.
Jake Friedman of Mobile, Ala, ar
rived Thursday to visit his nephew,
Meyer Friedman and attend the Vic
tor-Freidman wedding.
Leon Friedman Of Birmingham, AL
ALBANIA, an associate editor Of the Bir-
mingham News, arrived Saturday
night to be one Of the attendants of
the Victor Friedman wedding Monday,
June q.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Goldovsky en-
tertained at dinner Sunday evening at
their home on Mission street, honor
ing their daughter, Miss Miriam Gold
ofsky on her birthday anniversary. At
the conclusion Of dinner Mr.. and Mrs.
Goldovsky announced the engagement
Of the honor guest, Miss Miriam Gold
ovsky to J. A. Nedler of New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex H. Half have
gone to Philadelphia to attend the
graduation Of their son, Harry Half
from the University Of Pennsylvania.
While in Philadelphia they will be
joined by their daughter, Miss Evelyn
Half, a student Of Wellesley College.
The following invitations have been
received by friends and relatives:
"Mrs. Seymour Levy requests the
pleasure Of your company at the mar
riage Of her daughter, Elma Nanette,
to Walter Clarence Wolfe Wednesday
June 20, at z o'clock, 4l9 Marshall av-
enue, Houston, Texas" Enclosed cards
read AT home after August /, San
Antonio, Texas"
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Samuels an
nounce the marriage Of their daugh-
ter, Hazel to W. Roegelein, the we'd
ding having taken place Sunday at
ternoon. The young couple will be at
home to their friends at 3l2 E. Dewey
Place for the present.
Mr.. Max Karotkin and daughter,
Mrs. Racusin and granddaughter, Mi
riam, have gone to California for the
summer.
Miss Hannah Deutschman returned
last night from New York where she
has been attending the University Of
Columbia. Miss Deutschman will spend
her vacation with her father, Selig
, Deutschman. They are taking apart
ments with Mrs. Kirksey on Marshal
street.
Mr.. H. Morris has returned from a
months visit in New York the guest
, Of his son and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Morris.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-15

Or. Charles %. shannon. son Of
DR.. and Mrs. James shannon. and
his bride. who WAS Miss Helen Lang.
Icy. OF New York and California. ar.
rived on Thursday to make Seattle
their horne. Since his discharge
from the Navy. DR.. shannon has
been doing research work In the
New York Post Graduate and Lying
In Hospitals. and will take up hls
practice here.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Mintcn. Who
wor. guests OF Mr.. and Mira I. r.
lyman. lrft for their home In Chi
caxo on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wexford Beaion. and
children. Helen. Mary and Donald.
will i.av. on Tuesday for San Diego
where they will ra4ide.
Mrs. Jane Fur;h Terry WIN r~.urn
on Friday from an extended sojourn
In Coronado and san Francisco.
Captain Y v Arwon. who recently
took over tho Foundation ship
Yards in Victoria. was a Seattle Wis
lior on Tuesday. lie will return on
wednesday 20 spsnd few days. a
guest at tho Hotel Sorrento.
Mrs. Elizabeth ffutchinson. OF
Mldfords. Maine. supreme council Of
the Pythian Sisters. who was ex
peciod here. March 20. has been
Obliged to postpone her visit. be
cause OF Illness.
]. Y. chilberg returned this morn
Ing from California. where he ha.
been since February. Mrs. Chiibcrx
win not return for several weeks.
Mrs. A. J. Leonard. who has b~~n
spending IN. winter with her mother
Mrs. 3. II. Bloom. left on Sunday for
Great Falls. Mont
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XATH A # do Y 0 u
w think? Write Gym
thia Grey, care of The
Seattle Star.

Mother" IN your columns. who saw
the boys over there in the throes on
war. says Charity" for him. ana
takes in her-how charitable" Were
she the mother OF "A daughter OF =
Miss Knowles. she might not accord
so charftably tho license exercised BY
a soldier. with the consequences at
tached, and console herself that u
must boa solace for the soldier
boy, n reaction from the war" As
the mother OF a girl. she should. 10
be- consistent. have Offered her young
daughter for "solace" for anothers
soIdler-son. what about tho loneli-.
ness. the worse-than-warfare. suf1
fcred In anxiety. despair. torturing'
silences. censored truths that she
would have Of her loved one. 10 allay
the fever of her brain. OF the wife left
behind?
Had Mrs. Spilcr, from wars reslc-
ton, In her possibly financial penur-y,
lonesoneness and desperation. I'm the
uncertainty OF her husbands return,
sought solace in betrayal Of her troth
20 him. posing as single. and. under
promise OF marriage, together with
some extennating circumstances OF
which we do not know. nor are able
10 wholly Judge. either 10 crtucise or
sanction, become mother Of her
lovers child. would he Pericy Spikerb
mako public excuses for her. and
send TO her husband1over needed
money for bring the latter's baby and
it's mother. his own wife. into his
home, he. the legal husband, beiiev-
ing herr
Would he secure his ststsr for q
bride for his wife's betrayer. offer to
adopt her child himself and keep it's
father in his home. IL health. Lack Of
commodauon somewhere The NOR
atty OF the two pictures is parallel.
judged by the equal standards Of
morality.
Until that miracle can happen. he
should be socially os,racized. as would
be his wife in the same circumstan-
cea.
In The meantime, the term Spiker.
immortalizing his name. should be
given the spiked helmet Of the Hun.
American-applied. that should crown
his ignoble head. as an example TO
the khaki-clad OF past. present and
tobe OF authorization upon the
trusting and innocent, whose defense
from like offenses by the Huns he.
as ian American man and soldier.
stood sponsor for. MEDICO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-15


ls The Home Town--fiow TO Mako
the Community Interesting 20 II
neif.-
Tho Worlds Columbian exposition
a, Chicago In 1898 awarded Mr. Taft
tho Designers medal for hts oontri'
button OF two tall decorative groups
tina, fianked IN, entrance 20 Horii'
cultural haii--'-rhe Sleep Of tho
Flowers and the Awakening o. the
F1ownrx.- Al the IT. Louis exhibition
he contributed The Mountain" and
The rrairie.-
An important, work Of his n IN.
colossal statue % Washington on the
campus Of the University Of Wash
inF,on. IL represents Washington In
a flowing cape and the sword Of
state b. his side.
Taft, who IL n cousin OF EXPIRED
dent Taft. has delivered hundreds Of
lectures on art subjects Since 1855
he has b.en instructor AZ the Art
Institute az Chicago. and from 1893
to 1909 he was n iecturcr In the uni.
veruity extension dcpa rtmcnt Of the
University Of Chicago.
Mr.. Taft's work. History Of
American Sculpture" II widely
known to the amateur and proseS.
sional.
To the CITY Of Chicago. Taft has
given one Of his greatest works. ''Th.
Fountains of Time" which will
stand on Michigan boulevard.
There are few seats still available
for the luncheon Tuesday and or.
CARNATIONS desiring To make reserva.
tons for members may do no by
phoning Elmer L. wienir. secretary
Of the Municipal league. Main t7s.
About 100 unrvservcd seats will be
available for tho general public.
At II n. m. Tuesday. TAFT speaks
20 tho student body OF the Uuiver.
sity Of Washington In Meany hall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-15
Seattle business Girls

Seattle BusincEs Girls will givs an
Irish tea tonight ut the tea room OF
the Y. w. c. A. Mt 6 o'clock. Bible
class. s;4b y. m. At TAO q. m n st
patriok's program will bs given
James r. Iawicr win give Few
Glimpses OF Irish History and Miss
Grace Wilson n short story OF tho
Life Of Thomas Moore" also read
somc OF Thomas Moore's Irish molo-
dies. Miss +. Goodnow will dane.
the Irish Washerwoman, and n
collection Of Irish songs OF Chaunccy
olcott and John MacCormack will DO
given.
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Emanuel Guild
Musicale

The Women OF Emanuel Guild
Of East Seattle have arranged the
following numbers on tho program
for Lenton silver tea at the home
OF Mrs. John A. Coleman. March 20.
Steamer Dawn viii leave 1~sehi
park at go. arriving In time for
the program at l.
Cal To fou- .-......--.. =. .Eoc-eh-rh
OBJ -Dscsmh~r Song o.. .gr,tehnaaninow
(cl That's the world In June ,struss
Mrs. Margaret Moss Heritcn
Mas Leone i-sngdon at the plane.
Reaiinx--s~iseted, Mira Allie. Reliit Coz
tai The Sweet Of the Tear .sAitsr
CD "fserrot .s..-.s.s..s...-ps Ethn@r
tcl The Cuekeo- .........+.... Lehman
Mira Alice coisfnan nosArdus
Mis-. Evelyn Lane =. the piano.
Re sftnE-sssisctrd. ,..--.....s Mrs Gee
tal spring sinknx- ..-.--....N aeFsdsn
fbl -pawn 1890. s..s-.---ss.s. cnfrAn
icf butterfly .--..s t'utlcr
Mr.. Hsnion-
Presiding at the tea urrs will be
Mrs. Cameron Morrison and Mira. A.
J. Allen. assisted by n group OF
young girls Of tho East Side.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-15
PUT CREAM IN NOSE
AND STOP CATARRH
Tells How To Open Cloggsd
Nostrib and End Head Colds.

You feel fine In a few moments.
Your cold In head or catarrh will
be gone. Your clogged nostrils will
open. The air passages OF your
head will clear and you can breathe
freely. No more dullness, headache,
no hawking. snuffling, mucous dis.
charges or dryness; no struggling
for breath at night.
Tell your druggist you want n
small, bottle OF Ely's Cream Balm.
Apply little OF this fragrant, anti.
scptic\ cream in your nostrils, let Il
penetrate through every air passage
Of tho head: soothe and heal the
swollen, inflamed mucous membrane,
and relief comes instantly.
II Ia just what every cold and
catarrh sufferer needs. Don't stay
stuffsdtup and miserable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-15
Lecture by DR.. Hart Of Reed College

DIR. Joseph X Hart. Of Reed col
lego. viii gfvc n lecture on Some
Contemporary Types OF Social I'm
rest" Tuesday. March Is. ut O'Clock
ut the Transportation club rooms.
Second ave. and Cherry. This Ia the
third lecture In course on Social
Welfare and Adult Education In Cit
zenship." being given BY the Associa-
ton OF Collegiate Alumnas and Col
lege womcn's club.
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Lotus Club Dance

The Lotus club Ia giving TIA
-Honskoug Hop Saturday evening.
March 20. In the shriner's auditor.
lum OF the Masonic temple.
Tho committee In charge. which
consists Of Byron @. Ives. Reynoid
Frediune. WIN. coisky. VIM. Gusriu
and wIffrcd X Harmon. promises
TO make this the most novel affair
OF the season.
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Dinner Dance for
NJ. and Mrs. Richter

M. and Mrs. John Campbell en-
1eFsnined with n dinner dance Fri
cay evening at their home In honor
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Richter,
house guests OF Or. and Mrs Irvtns
BoufS1eur. A beautiful basket OF
-spsing flowers conferred the table
Whtch was arranged for twenty
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Formal Dance at
Mount Baker Club

A formal dinner dance will be
given By the members Of Alpha xl
Delta sorority Friday evening. April
>. ~ the Mount Baker Park club
house. The committee on arrange
ments includes: Miss Eva Eng
strom. Miss Julia Dose. Miss Wilma
shaffer and Miss Gladys Cox
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-15
SOiree Musicale

M chapter OF Alpha xl Delta win
entertain friends and relatives with
soiree Musicale. Saturday evening
~ : o'clock at the chapter house.
No. 434s University Boulevard.
Among the participants on tho pro
tram are: Miss Thelma Cole. pianist:
Miss Dorothy Fry. vocalist. and Miss
Alice Moberg. viollnist-
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Taft,
Sculptor, to
Lecture Here

Lora do TAFT
teacher. author. lee
turer and sculptor.
one Of tho most
versatile an well as
prumlnen, Of the
nculptnrn of the
United States. viii
address n Joint
meeting OF the
Municipal league
and ono Hundred
Per Cent club nj a
iun C h e on 20 be
given At The
NJ anonic ci u b
rooms. Are a a 9
building. Tues day
noon. Ills rubjcr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-15

Women dcbaters OF the university
win meet n team from whitman
college Mt Meany hall tonight tn
support the affirmative In tho auer.
ton: Resolved. that all producing
miles in tho United States should
bc owned and operated by the gov.
eminent"
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Snbscription Dance

The second Of a series of suhscrip-
ton dances viii be given at the
women's University club, March II.
Mrs. Harold Lee and Mrs. Mark
odeIi are In charge OF arrangements.
A cotilllon will DO among the fea-
lures. Thlrty-nve couples viii enjoy
the entertainment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-15

What does n patient say first after
having a tooth extracted
ANSWERS
DIR. IT, r. HARVEY. Eitel build.
ing-Hello. Yes. this In Or. Harvey
clears question: Huh. tSilenceJ
Yes. Feminine assistant breaks I'M
Or. Harvey doesn't care TO answer
that question today.
DIR. y. l.. SMALL, Cobb building
Usually say. Glad it's OUT"
DIR. J. w. WABRAUSIIEI<, Green
building-"fs that allr'
DIR. l.. r. AUSTIN, Third ave. and
James St.--Nothing at all. They
seem 10 enjoy IL.
DIR. NANETTE r. CLAY, Cobb
building-I couldn't tell you. I
nsvsr extract
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Luncheon for
Miss 4rOnsOD

Mrs. I. X. Singer;on Will entertain
a. luncheon on Tuesday az the
Boulevard Inn. IN honor OF Miss
Alice Aronson. Covers viii DO ar
ranged for twenty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-15
W0men's University
Club Musicale

On Friday afternoon. March 10. at
: O'Clock a musicale will be given.
AZ the women's University club.
which IL in charge OF Mrs. Eliza
beth Richmond Miller. Mrs. Bruce
Morgan will sing a group OF songs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-15

and after many years OF dealing on
this basis. we have no reason 20
change our mind. Come In and mako
your selections from our extensive
stock Of fashionable apparel for men,
women and boys.
Cherry's Style shop. 2o7 Riaito Bldg.
over Pig'n Whistle. Second Ave-. be-
tween Madison and Spring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-15
humble Shop Hostesses

Miss Ieura Parsons and Miss Mar.
garet Huteson will have charge OF
ths jumbo Shop dance. Tuesday
evening. March 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-15
st. Patrick's Dance
for Alpha Xi Delta

Mrs. Henry Broderick viii enter.
tain the active chapter Of Alpha NJ
Delta sorority with a St Patrick's
dance. Friday evening. March 10. at
her home In Denny Blaine park,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-15
Informal Luncheon

Mrs. Keith Logan Bullitt enter
tained Informally at luncheon on
Friday for the purpose OF Grating
interest among her friends In the
production OF a vaudeville show. the
proceeds OF which are 10 be for the
benefit OF the Camp Fire Girls
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TELEPHONE the So
1 ciety Editor of The
Star-Office, Main 600;
Home, Main 276l.
Bridge Party for
Mrs. Allen

Miss Mary Rullick VIII entertain
al bridge on Tuesday afternoon at
her home In compliment 90 Mrs.
Francis Allen. wife OF Lieut.. Com
mander Allen. who 4 visiting her
parents. Col and Mrs. II. o. Lenoir.
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Your Word Is Good }
As Gold at Cherry's
CHERRY CHAT

We mean literally
that your word In
as good as gold at
Chcrry's.
Your promise 10
pay VIII be ac-
cepted her. as
readily as cash. for
any articles OF ap
parcl you wish to
buy.
We believe IN the
inherent honesty Of
the average person.
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ILCIuE,rIIs
CLUBS FOR TUESDAY

q. A. Child Conservation league
meets with Mrs. NJ. l.. Wright 7i2
nth ave. ~. at 100 D. m. Papers
to be read by Mrs. Duncan Nc
Grcgor, Mrs Arthur Joaohims. Mrs.
A. c. crequc. Vocal music VIII fol
low talk by Or. c. =. Collier. All
circles invited.
Woman's Educational Club
woman's Educational club meets
at 2 y. IN. Mt the federated club
house. a
Queen Anne Study Club
Queen Ammo study club meets
with Mrs. 4. McWhorter. 1919 Sec.
ond ave. w. at 2 y. m. Practical
talk by Mrs. W. H. Anderson. Life
sketch Of August suindberg. by Mrs.
r. McWhorter. and review OF plays.
'The Dream Play" The Link" and
"rho Dance OF Death" by Mrs. II.
Goddard.
Madrona PIT. A.
Madrona PIT. a. meets at p. M.
Fathers night Community sing led
by william H. Pond. -. H. Painter
speaks on Community Service" and
Judge King Dykeman on hfn expo
fiancea tina, are Of interest 10 par
rntn. Musical numbers by Miss
Florence Grayling. RefreahmentA
Stevens PIT. A.
PIT. A.. Stevens school. meets at
100 q. m Mothers and fathers
meeting. Music by tho school chill
drcn and a talk By the principal. Re
treatments.
West Side Womon's Improvement
Club
West Side women's improvement
club meets for luncheon Mt 1890 ..
IN. Presidents day. with Mrs. U. X.
Sieas. ASS t.nd ave. 8. w.
l.. O. n. Club
Z. o. y. club will give a card party
and luncheon for officers at the
Elks' club at 1880 p. m. Zach mep-
Der requested 20 bring simple ar.
,icie for baby Iayc,te.
Alki Review No. So
Ak Review. No. %. w. n A..
meets In w. O. W. hail at y. m
wom~n's Association Of w~t
minister
wonenn Association OF West.
minister me~ts In the church at 10
a IN. Sewing for Day. Nurpary.
Afternoon program In charge Of mis-
nionary department
Rainier Beach ". r. Church
Lecture
Mira Nellie clulow viii lecture on
ireland. Her People. Their Manners
and Customs at p. m. In IN. Rab
nlcr Beach NJ. y. church. t5th avc.
3. and Boxbury st
Modern Woodm~n
Drill team Of Modern woodmcn
will give a dance at Knights Of
Pythlaa hail. First and Pike. this
evening.
Mountain View Spiritual Ladies'
Aid
Under the auspices Of the Noun.
tain View Spiritual Ladies' aid. a
81 Pstrick's social and apron baxaar
will be given at CaAwril's hall. Noun.
tain View station. at 8 p. m. Cards
and dancing and a program Of novel
features arc promised.
War Moth~rS' League Of America
War Mothcra' League Of America
meets at 8 y. m. at IN. Arrnory.
,rhnnn s.dnhinr 20 inln In The Icnf..te
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-15

CZECHOSLOvAkS. 400 strong.
celebrated first anniversary OF
founding OF local Sokol. an athletic
club. Sunday.
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Phi Lambda Epsilon
BanQliet

Phi lambda Epsilon gavr a ban
quot at the Hotel Sorrento, Friday
evening. March ~. Service was ar
ranged for forty.
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work arc invited TO DO present. or
call Mrs Eva Holland. Ballard 2f0s
Rainier Chapter. u. A. II.
Study class. Rainier chapter. ID. A.
r.. meets at y. IN. Mt tho Y. w. 6.
a. Mru. j. n. Hubbart. hostess.
Aspasia Club
AhpaEia club meets at p. m with
Mrs. Otis HorRrrt. 1921 18th ave.
American dramas will be reviewed.
The Now York idea" (MitchclD. by
Mrs. Victor Zednick: THE Scare
crow percy MacKaycl by Mrs.
Frank McGogy: ~ Mans World"
qhillipsl. Mrs. Frank zorn. and The
witohing Hour" crhomaal. by Mrs
Harry Irwin.
Salmon Hay PIT. A.
Salmon Ray PIT A. meets at 315
p. m. Music furnished by pupils
speaker. Miss Rose Glass Tea Will
be served.
Parent Teachers Association
The Brighton Paront.Tcachern' AS
sociation will meet Tuesday after
noon at 2.3o. Following business
meeting tea viii be served in tho
lunch room. Mrs. W. T. Priestiy Of
Columbia university VIII speak on
Children OF the Orient" The school
children win furnish the music.
Cosmopolitan Club
On Tuesday. March i6. at 7
O'Clock sharp. Mr.. Robert u, Sandal
will speak before tho Cosmopolitan
club on "Responzibiiitiea In citizen
ship" All business girls interested
are invited 10 attend on Saturday.
March 20. at 730. the club members
viii entertain their now friends at a
party In tho lobby. This In also 10 be
an occasion for tho many new mem
bcra recently accepted into the club
10 become better acquainted.
Capitol w. G. T. q.
Capitol Inn w. c. T. u. win hold a
jubilee meeting Mt tho home of Mrs.
J. u. Mccaiium. i2t7 18th ave. NJ,
March 10. Mt II u m. Luncheon Will
be served and a program Of good
speaking given.
Degree Of Honor
A novel entertainment has been
planned by the No. 7 Degree Of
Honor. A. o. u. w. for tho evening
Of March is In Evergreen hall. Ar.
cade building. p. m. Progressive
whist will be played. Many charac-
t~rn viii step out of tn. comic sup
picmepts and assist In tho entertain.
ing.
West Seattle q. X. 4.
Tho West Seattle O. Y. &. VII
meet with Mrm. iiercdcr. ASST w.
Lander st. on Tuesday. March is,
at 2 p. m All Eastern Stars In.
yi,ed.
Eastern Star Gard Party
The Eastern Star club viii give a
card party Tuesday afternoon from
to 4 O'Clock at the club rooms, 1920
Arcade bldg AIRS. Emma Chadwick
viii act as hostess ard will be as
sisted by Mrs. Estclia Horner, Mrs.
Rosetta Eckhart and Mrs. Helen Bar.
clay.
Marathon Entertainment Club
A meeting Of tho Marathon Enter.
tainmcnt club and Juniors of the
Woman's Benefit association OF the
Maccah-ca IL scheduled for Tuesday
evening. March 10. At O'Clock. a;
the w. o. w. hall. Mrs. Aydelotte,
deputy supreme commander. and
Mrs. Coran. state commander. WIN be
honor guests.
Eastern Star Rummsgc Sale
The Eastern Star club viii hold a
rumnage sale At si2 =. Pike At. on
Monday. Tuesday and "wednesday. A
sale Of bakery goods will be featured
A. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-15
GALA AFFAIR AT
SEATTLE GOLF AND
COUNTRY CLUB
By BEITLAH MITCHELL CouTrS

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