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The Laclede blade., 1920-03-19
ON LOCAL SUBJECTS
Local Items and Interesting Bits Of
News Of All Sorts

A. j. Harter has sold his resi-.
dence property in the north part
of town, now occupied by Rev.
Craig and family to Edgar Bar
ton, at $285O. Possession is to
be given next month. Mr.. and
Mrs. Barton's many friends are
glad to have them locate in La
clede, Mr.. Barton being employ
ed in the Bassett garage.
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Miss SlcdltceU TO Wed
June Tenth

Tire marriage OF Miss Gladys Swai-
we'll. daughter OF Nr. and Mrs.
Joseph A. Swalweli. 20 Mr.. Wallace
Dushic will be solemnired Thursday
evening. June 10. at $40 O'Clock At
the family residence. Miss Swalweil
has chosen for her ribbon bearers
Miss Gertrude Lewis. Miss Mildred
Lewis, Miss Crelgh Cunningham. Of
Everett. and Miss Karla Stoltenberg.
Hiss Helen Duthie VIII act as flower
f1ri. The Misses corine and airline
sw1iweIi. OF Everett. cousins of the
brideelect. viii be bridesmaids. and
Miss Katherine ingils and Miss Claire
stolsenherg win be her maids Of hon
Or. Mr.. J. r. Duthie viii be grooms-
man Tor his son.
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Attractive Tea
Gipen Yesterday

Mrs Agnes u. sherman and daugh.
ter. Miss Anna Iiell. were at hosne
To their friends yesterday afternoon
az "A delightful tea. with Mrs. Milton
Baker Hlouke OF Chicago and her
daughter. Mrs. WIN otto Hell. a re-
cent bride. whom she II visiting. The
rooms were fragrant with lilncs.
pink shaded tulips and daffodils and
a musical program, given by
Miss Thirsa Cawsey, accompanied by
Mrs. prusiila Pcreival. was received
with pleasure At the tea urnH were.
Mrs. Norval H. l.atlmer. Mrs, Rollin
V. Ankeny. alternating with Mrs.
Charles u. Castien and Mrs. T. n.
Bcbb OF Tacoma. aud those assisting
the hosteases were, Mrs. Morris
Anderson. Miss Camille Mahoney.
Miss Dorothy Condor and Miss LIN
Larson
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1 ciety Editor of The
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Home, Main 2761.

the Camp Fire Girls vaudeville
we're: Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Giles
pie, nr. and Mrs. Bruce Gilmore. MIR.
and Mrs. Donald W. Harxeu Mr..
and Mira. Perry rruax. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cecil Bacon. pr and Mrs. Richard
" Perry. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Glenn
Stubs. MIR and Mrs. }. Richard
Lane. MIR aud Mrs, Harry whitney
Trcat. Mr. and Mrs r. a. u. Jones.
AR. and Mrs Carl r. Gould. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Erickson. MIR and Airs
George T. Myers. Mr. and Mrs, Fred
erick r. Fischer. Mr. and Mrs. Haw.
thorne Dent. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic
strive. NJ. Lucien rerrot, MIR.
and Mrs. Fred w Alexander. Mr..
and Mrs James Colbert sullivan. Mr..
and Mrs Paul Mandeil Henry. MIR.
and Mrs. Henry c. RiStine. Mr., and
Mrs. George farris. Dr. and Mrs.
otis r. iamson. Mr.. and Mrs. Traf
ford Hutrson. Miss Marjorie Miller
and Mr. Henri Scott
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ny DOROTHY FAY GOULD

More than 200 people a day have
tc~n dropping In at the Fine Arts
Es.1cry. Fourth and University. TO
$50 the free exhibition Of ~ paint
ingA from Boston. New York. and
Philadelphia vent west by the
American Federation OF Art; The
Eallcry 10 open daily to the public
from is TO and Sunday from
2 60 3.
Tho picture most popular with
ar;isis and iaymen il still THE
Hue Jar" by William NJ. Paxton.
Instructor In the school Of the
Museum OF Fine Arts in Boston.
Artists talk Of the coiors. apricot
and lavender and blue. and the
smooth painting not a brurhmark
shows. Gossip says the lovely indy
~ his wife. hits most admired model.
Philip J.. Hale has Conversation
Pile" In this exhibit lie Is a real
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-19
.OUerseds Club 10 Gire
Entertainment

Tho Overseas club win give a
vaudeville show and dance on sat
urday next az Douglas hall az .. m
under the dictatorship 81 Mr. iIamil
ton Douglas This viii be given BY
tho most talented children In Seattle
and promises 90 DO a very cnjoyabis
affair. The committee In charge
Mrs George Case. Mr.. and Mrs. "
Jsckman. Mrs =. Hre~. Miss "
Powell. Mrs. X westRway. Mr.
George Map.i. MIR. Maud Meyer. Mr.
J. Cubbons. Mr. 4 strlnger. Mr.. ~
A. Sinclair. Miss Gencvievo Grant
chairman. On May "a. at the Moose
temple. IN. Overseas club Will crl@
bratr Empire day for the benefit 81
returned men. and u IL requested
that all men who were in service ap-
pear In uniform
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party passed. High hanks % orchid
hysirangcas effectively grew on
the altar. softcned by the rays OF
sarers In dlEnificd rows. At the
stepa 10 the chanccl. where the cere
mony took place. white satin kneel
ing cushions waited. while on eithei
side were lovely baskets OF Killarney
roses. To the strains OF ilohenErin
came the flower giri. Miss Evelyn
Carman, sister 81 the bride. In a
dainty frock OF white ruffled net over
pink georgctte. wearing broad
brimmed hat OF pink plea,ed seer
rette. and carrying a colonial bouquet
Of Cecil Runners and pink and
white sweet peas. Miss Alice Swope
In gown Of electric blue taffeta
embroidered In gold. with picture hat
Of blue taffcta. faced with fiesh-eos
cred georEette. rrrying a shower
bouquet OF ophelia roses. was Miss
(armane bridesmaid.
Mr.. Jack Fox acted as groomsrnan
for his brother. and the ushers were
Mr.. Rohcr, Hurlhut. Mr. oakley
Maxwell. Mr.. Walter Madigan and
Mr.. William Rufus Carman.
The bride. on the arm OF her
father. was beautiful In her simple
gown OF ivory satin. made with a
court train. her long tuile veil bound
IN coronct. With a hand OF pearls
end orange blossoms across her Golf
fur~. Her bouquet was OF orchids.
lilies OF the valley and roses. which
WAS generously tied with tulle and
streamers OF varied lengths. An in
formal reception followed at the
church. after which the young eou.
pie left for a short honeymoon. the
bride travelling in smart model OF
blue ,ricotine. made with an Eton
Jacket. and sash OF Oriental hues.
Her hat OF blue straw and taffeta
was faced with the same bright CT
orr
Mr.. and Mrs. Fox win be at home
1T go 3Tth ave. y.
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why not take advantage Of the re
fnarkable values regularly offered by
Cherry'Ef our terms viii make u
possible for you 90 secure apparel
Of very much finer quality and style
than YOU could get II required 60
pay run cash. Come In and see the
splendid variety OF now spring and
summer styles we have recently TO.
colved new suits for men. and new
coats. suits. dresses. hats. blouscs,
etc, for women.
Chorry's style shop. 207 Rialto
building over Pign whistle. Second,
between Madison and Spring
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Campfire Girls
Vaudeville
Success 1's

Last evening the Metropolitan the
atre was the scene OF a most enter
tanning vaudeville show. given exciu-
sively by local talent. 70 help raise
the 10000 fund for the Campfire
Girls summer camp. No more enjoy
able bill has ever been seen at the
Orpheum than the one that drew a
fun house last night Mr.. Carl Rit-
ter announced each act and enter
tanned the audience by telling q num-
Der Of clever stories while the scenes
were being changed. The following
program was given:
Campfire Girls stunts
Three University OF wsshingson hsyU IN
musical aei--Mr Preston. Mr.. RyAa
and Mr.. Rosenthh
The Wonder Boek--reu girls ffom Ma
drona. Broadway and Franklin schools
The broadway Harmony jazz band-K1vs
studeutE from broadway
Poriia and Gloria Grafton In aanciDg
novelty
scene In French train
Hut scene in France
MARI Louise Rochester and group sf
former service man
James MaeFArisne. veniriioauist
Cabaret scene
Go~ag. Larry Martin
Dance. Patricia fothertngnam
Dance. TheimA Miller and HArien
rowie
f'rench waiter cance. Stuart AuIlsr aad
Gay FotherinEham
sons. Betty Merrill
Futurist dance. Mary Dudley WAfksS
ard Arthur Iatimer
JArx band from College eiub-Hiram
Patterson. Edgar Berg. James Colbert
Sullivan, lawrence Arnold. William
Glorious. Ray Hazen. Robert Dryer
and A. NJ. Young
Members OF csbaret-Doro;hy Ewing.
Dorothy MeEwAn. Eispeth McEwan.
Virginia Cook. Dorothy Lindsey. Anna
Roberta Hoge. Katherine Jerome. Luz
ellie Green. Mary Pryor. Grace Heffer-
nan. Catherine Collins and Judithe
Gibbs. leo Black. Robert Cushman.
Hen Butter. william rrauhart. Arthur
Jones. Albert Stub. Bob McDermots.
Lincoln Mccormick. Nelson Harrison.
Percy Perry. George Douglas and George
BraEicr.
Boxing match between Or. Walter Kal-
ton and Bobby Harper
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New. Suite by
Henry Hadley

"Ballct OF the F'lowers." on. -. by
Henry Hadiey. a suite of twelve
numbers. for the piano. has recently
been published. All the pieces are
comparatively easy 60 play. II is
a group in which every prospect
picases and pianls,s win enjoy II ae-
cordInKlyr
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Prominent Canadians TO
Observe EmDire Dan

Additional intcrcs; Is to be given
20 the annual banquet Of Canadians
In the Masonic Temple. May -. En-
pire day. under tho auspices ~ the
Canadian Mems club ~ Seattle. All
former residents OF Canada are IN,
vitsd Two well known persons In 20.
liticai life Of Victoria and Vancouver
will be honored guests. Mayor Gale
% Vancouver accompanied by Mrs
Gale viii attend. The Honorable
Mrs. Ralph smith. first woman mem.
Der OF parliament in British Colum.
bia will be the principal speaker %
the evening. Mrs. Charles T. Boyd.
representative Of the Canadian
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drive OF the organization. urges all
mothers. wives. daughters and ais
tsrH u legion members 10 attend the
meeting ana Rive their names a.
fnsmbors a card party vii be given
IN the near future.
Meetings are held the fret and
third Thursdays IN tho month.
Pacific Improvement Club
Tn. Ladies' Auxiliary Of the IA.
ciflr Improvement Club viii hold
monthly social meeting at the
club rooms Thursday az /. =. m.
An address 81 interest viii be given.
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Series Of Four Lectures
nj Sunset Ciub

An opportunity II afforded mem
beers and friends % Sunset club Tor "A
series ~ lectures To he given By pr
Alfred Martin. OF Sew York. com
mcncinE Monday at II a. IN. Hts
subject will he "pnychical Research
and It's Results to Date" On the
following Thursday Or Martin will
speak on Industry. Humanity. n
Way 70 Industrial Peace" June 2
his subject viii b. Wanted. An In
tcrnauonal Morality and June 10.
The Modern Ideal o. Marriage, ."
Tickets may be obtained az tho sun
set club
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The Elmer j. Noble Post No. l..
the American Legion, will meet
Thursday evening at O'Clock in
veterans hall at the Armory. Mrs
Martha Culp, chairman OF cnnteen
service during the war. and at pres.
ent chairman Of tho membership
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Bethany PRESBYTERIAN Pastors. Ala

The members Of the Pastors Aid
society Of the Bethany Presbyterian
church. whose birthdays occur in
May. will be hostesses az n progress,
sive party on Thursday, May 20. at
2 p m. az the home OF Mrs. MALCOLM
McFee. Si2 West Comstock 81.
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Recital by Seattle
Artists in Tacoma

Mr.. Claude Madden and Awhile
Belstad will give a recital before The
Fine Arts society Of Tacoma on IN
day evening. May II. Compositions
by Mr.. Madden. including a sonata
for violin and piano. Will be pre-
scented.
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Womcn's Commercial Club

The Women's Commercial club
VIII have It's monthly luncheon on
Thursday, May 20. al IL O'Clock. at
Northold Inn. Mr. Kenneth Kerr
VIII be the speaker. Visitors are wei.
come. and all interested are asked to
telephone Kenwood 1A92.
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CORN FRITTERS

ear snrn
I rup flour
teaspoon baking ro~dsr
feAefyon salt
Z teaspoon sugar
cEE
= cup milk
Add milk to corn. NIX -four. hak.
ing powder. ralt and sugar. and add
10 corn and milk. Beat yoik OF egg
till thick and add TO mixture. Boa,
white Of egg tin stiff and dry and
fold into batter Drop by Hpoonfuis
into hot lard and FRY Drain on heavy
paper.
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STUFFED PEPPER
SALAD

medium sized peppers
cucumber
stalks celery
teaspoon minred parsley
= cup nut meats
! small onion
Cut slice from stem end OF pop
per and remove seeds and the white
fiber. Parboii for 1--WE minutes. Chnl.
Dice cucumber and celery In Z inch
pieces. Dice onion very fine. Mix
all thoroly with a boiled dressing
Fiji peppers, put on a lettuce leaf
and serve
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Amarnnth (Iub

The Amaran,h Club No. will
meet Thursday afternoon at /
o'clock at the home OF Mrs. H. NJ
Grinnell, 4522 10th ave. n. u.
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PoStponement of Golf
Club DinHer-DQncc

The first OF the summer dinner
dances at the Seattle Golf and coun.
try club Will be held on Saturday
evening. May -. instead OF Saturday
% this week. owing TO the match TO
be played by the ladies' team IN Ab-
erdesn that day.
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Better Bargains Based
on Better Buying
CHERRY CHAT

CiERRY's ability
~ to sclt high.
grade. nationally ad
vertiFod clothes for
m q n. women and
boys nj such price
concessions and on
terms no liberal is
the result of the un.
usual buying power
OF tho great chain
OF Cherry stores
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AT Home iit Honor
of Dqif1bfer

Mr. and Mrs. Morris Pearl will be
AZ home 10 their friends on Sunday
afternoon. May 3. AZ iss ssth ave,
tn honor 81 th@ confirmation OF their
daughter Marguerite
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Enhancement Announced

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph c. Archam'
brauli announce the engagement OF
their daughter. Joy Mildred. 10 Sir
Carl c. Mueller. Of this city. The
wedding viii take place In June.
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Establishment Of the largest osm-
mercial potash mandatory in the
world may result from the lease OF
the city cement plant at Monolith.
Cal. by Portland. Ore. interests
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At 1880 p. m. the Green Lake PIT
\. will hold the regular meeting and
election Of officers in Green Lake
show house. northeast corner % tho
Fairgrounds. Or. II. r. Moslman will
give a half.hour talk on rDictetics. 9"
followed by Dr II. G. Pickett on
Care Of tho Teeth" with illustrn
tons. garden film will conclude
the program.
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BroddlCdy Guild
Meeting

The Broadway Guild Of the ortho
pedic hospital viii hold tho ias, husl
ness meeting 81 the season Friday
afternoon az o'clock at tho home
% Mrs James Hamilton De Neuvc IN
HAmlltn.n Arms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-19

Frequent advertisements in Lon.
don ''pcrEonal' columns show a toie.
phone scarcity in the British metrop
oils. Owners OF phones can easily
reil their numbers for a bonus.
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Evergreen Drill Team CIub

The Evergreen Drill Team club OF
tho Danish Sister society win meet
at the home of Mrs. Caroline IIalvor
sen. 2SO9 10Th ave, Thursday.
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Children's PdrtU

Mrs J. y. Duthie entertained four
teen little children at her home this
afternoon In honor OF tho seventh
birthday OF her daughter. Helen.
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womon's club. assisted by able mem.
bcrn ~ the club. has been chosen 20
arrange for the entertainment ~ the
gueata while IN the city.
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Bridge Tea to BE
Given FrddU

Airs. Aubrey Wilton win entertain
with bridge tea at her home on
Friday afternoon.
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Dinner

Dr. and Mrs. Frederick BENTLEY
win be hosts at a small dinner
Thursday evening AZ home In com.
pIlmcnt 10 MIR. and Mrs. Winfield
smith.
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No-Host Dinner GiUen
at Rainier Club

Among those who composed the
~So-host" dinner party given at the
Rainier club last evening preceding
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|EEnE<of1AIF

Mr.. and Mrs. r. n. Merrill and
daughter. Miss BETTY Merrill. will
lcavc next Tuesday for their home
In Duluth.
Miss Thelrna Miller wfrl depart
on Saturday for san Francisco to
remain several weeks.
Miss Cordelia Jennings will leave
Thursday for Victoria 90 visit Cap.
tain and Mrs. Norman Rant until
the middle OF June.
The iadics' team Of the Seattle
Golf and Country club. who are
10 participate in the match 90 he
! played in Aberdeen on Saturday.
is composed Of Mrs. George III. Til.
den. Mrs. A. w. Leonard. Mrs
| Carleton Huiskamp. Mrs. Robert
Wilson. Mrs David II. Moss. Miss
Rebccca Collins. Niles Louise Ray.
moud. Miss Gene Peters. Miss MAY
Lee. Miss MARY Lea Fiaken. Miss
Phebe Nell Tidmarsh and Miss
Helen Farrell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moran left on
| Thursday for a so1ourn OF several
weeks in North Carolina and Eastern
cities.
Mrs. Bert sherman OF waiia walla
arrived In town Tuesday To viat Mr..
and Mrs. II. X. Fox and attend the
| marriage ceremony last evening OF
/ Miss Josephine Carman and Mr. Rob
ert II. Fox. Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren T.. Gazzam
and Miss Ruth Cazzam will remove
this week 10 their summer home at
Crystal Springs.
Mrs David Whltcomb. who has
spent the winter sojournlng in Cali.
fornia and Eastern centers. has re.
turned TO Seattle.
Peruvian Consul J. NJ. Macedo re-.
turned today from short trip TO
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Manden Henry
and family plan to remove TO their
hnfon af tho ITle,.Ia nj. TO-.
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MISS CARMAN WE'D TO MIR. FOX
IN QUAINT CHURCH OF
THE EPIPHANY
BY BEULAH MITCHELL COUTTS



QUIET IMPRESSIVE
w Josephine caman daughter 81 MIR and
A. II Fox soemnzed last
the Epiphany the presence OF relatives aud
Tall palms
formed aisle thru which the bridal
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woman's Commercial Club

Woman's Commercial club viii
have lta monthly luncheon at North
old inn at ~ O'Clock
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1CIubr|
cItns ron THURSDAY


demonstration banquet Of toteric
Club
Tho Coterte club viii entertain
with reconstruction banquet
Thursday at o'clock In the Masonic
clubrooms IN the Arcade building.
The program viii be- as followaf
Women In Politics Mrs, II. A.
N Bannar.
Women IN Industrial wofk"--
Mrs. A. lost.
women In Educa tional Work.
Mrs. G. T. HAlahanoff
Women as Spendera and Savers
OF the Nations weaith"-MrA, Henry
t.andes.
Women In Welfare Work"-Mrn.
Carl II. Reeves
Keeping the Home Fires Burn.
ing Mrs. W. W. Beck.
Vocal selections Mrs. <. II. Mae
Donald
Reservations must be- made before
wednesday evening by toiephonlng
Mrs Loren W sloan. Kenwood 27oo.
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LIEUT.. Cushing " n. G. Dinner

Lieut.. Cushing. W. H. c. No. -.
will serve home cooked dinner next
Thursday frosn iisa0 20 ? o'clock at
the city hall in Ballard for the bene.
fit % the relief corps convention 20
be held In Yakima from june Is
TO Is
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The Friends Of All club viii meet
Thursday for club supper In the pri.
vate dining room Of tho cafeteria as
o'clock A. o'clock In the club
rooms Miss Sarah T.. Springer viii
give tho girls a talk about her trip
and experiences In the East, from
whore she has recently returned.
Thursday evening tho Union Bible
class viii have is regular club sup.
per In the tea room with Bible study
10 follow.
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Peruvian Consul J. NJ. Maccdo re-.
turned today from a short trip TO
California.
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Mrs. David Whltcomb. who has
spent the winter soiourning in Cali.
fornia and Eastern centers. has re.
turned to Seattle.
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Bohemian artist. II one can Judge
by his beard. and ioose-hangins
coats.
Another favoritc Is Beatrice" by
Frederick q. Hall.
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Daughter. Of ". Gcnrrr

Daughters OF ~. George. AicI'
andcr ledge. 40. i72 meets in Scot
tlsh Rite hail. First ave. AZ lao
p. m.
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Margaret Ames
Piano Recital

Miss Margaret Ames win gfve
piano recital June I'm tho Fine Arts
rooms for the benefit Of the Chill
dren's Orthopedlc hospital. Tho
program, which will begin at $50
o'clock. will be as follows.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Manden Henry
and family plan to remove TO their
home at the Highlands tomorrow.
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INT: u S / C
HV4 I'm Seattle
Conducted by
LOUISE ANNABLE
Musicale at Women's
University Club


At the Women's University cub ON
Friday. May 81, at . .. m. there VIII
be a musical given by Mrs. IAnrion
c. Henry. soprano. and Miss Marjorie
Miller, vioilnist, with Mrs. Lawrence
Boyle and Miss Edna McDonagh. ac-
companists. The program:
Andants RsliKioso ............v issxfsrnps
Miss miller
Arth-hona Nanna .ss.sf 1880 49, .b~vriSy
Efa- Henry
Hofnhnce mann 'Ss~lr
Hebrew Legend. ...s-..-. .lraei Jos>pn
kaefurns +ssss-ss .hrbo'o 1foN~H
EeFenhth tmOroro ssssssss. .-fottfr
Miss Miller
Evening ss-s- sfTnry fsA1t~y
The Open Road. .Gsrfr-sde Fo0
Aedh Wishes for the Cloths Of Hsay-
en..............cly Clyde Van Mugs Fogsi
Mrs. Henry
Miss Miller
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nryant r.r. 4.

Bryant PIT. A, meets a; school a,
$50 Musical numbers BY school or.
chestra and lizard grade students.
Election. Tea will be served
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Mr.. and Mrs. Warren l.. Gazzam
and Miss Ruth Cazzam viii remove
this week TO their summer home at
Crystal Springs.
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Seattle .Fedk~aiiou 81 Women's
ftat.

Hoard Of trustees ~ Seattle Fed
grafton OF women'n clubs meets at
Federated clubhouse az 1880.
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Salrosis Club

The art department of the Soroais
club VII give a luncheon AZ the Fed.
Grated clubhouse at O'Clock. The
ho-tsns~z will b.: Mrs. Henry kauff.
man. Mrs. Norman Irvine and Mrs.
George HouEh. 4 tour Of the art
galleries will foliow.
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Sunshinc Child

Sunshine Guild meets at the homo
Of Mrs. Y. ". Jones. 2oss Nye place.
at II a. IN.
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Nineteenth Century Club


The Nineteenth Century club
meets AZ the Y. W. G. A. az $50
p. m. Iostssscs. Mrs L. r. Curtis
and Miss Laura Nelson.
Mercer PIT. \.
Mercer PIT 4. meets In room . a.
3io .. m. Convention reports will
be heard and the annual election Of
officers will be held
Bryant PIT. 4.
Musical numbers by the school or
chcstra and third grade pupils will
he given at the meeting az the
Bryant PIT. \. AZ e10 .. m. at the
school. Election OF officers. Tea
served
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AEie~ Sister,

AFiee Sisters wili be entertained NJ
8 20 p m. dinner. Music and cards
and family and friends invited. Mn
Il l.. Hesketh. ans f.Atona. hostess
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Sunshine Club


Sunshine club VIII hold an all day
Ieeting at Moose temple.
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Iah~~' Auxiliary

Ladies Auxiliary 90 the Brother.
hood Of Locomotive Engineers viii
give O'Clock luncheon. followed
by a card party al F'orvmtrrs' hali.
i9.1ts First ave.