The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-24
ADDITIONAL CI.uRs
DcIicv,e Chapter Of Minute Women
Orranfred

OrEnfIurd
A. . recent meeting OF the Belle
vue chapter OF National Minute
Women. the following resolution was
adopted by the chapter. IN the
earnest effort TO release thourands
Of ersorvins men from prison. The
submits tho resolution In fun:
Whereas. the war has now TO al
intons and purposes eiosed. and
Whereas. there vcrr . number o'
the soldiers and sailors Imprisoned
under court martial proceedings dur
Ing the period OF the war for VIC.
la,ion OF army regulations. and
whereas. In many instances there
we're no viola tons OF tho stat. or
federal laws, and no Injury done 20
society except as a then existing
military Organization: and
Why !. u that little girls always
rnil, and little boys always GRIM
Whereas. the necessity for the
punishment. however just at the
time and In order TO maintain the
discipline OF tho army. has been re.
moved by reason OF the termination
Of hostllities. now. therefore. be Il
Resolved. by tho Minute Women
Of Bellevue district state OF Wash.
ington. that We exert our influence
10 have released all service men now
Imprisoned by reason Of tho viola.
ton OF army discipline. and be n
further
Resolved. that a copy Of this rcso-
luton be spread upon the minutes Of
the organization. and be Il further
Resolved. that copy OF this rcso.
luton be sent to the national organi
xation OF Minute Women.
Dated at Bellevue. wash. this
18th day OF May. 1920.
Coteric Club Banquet
Mrs. Eugene Bell was toast mis-
trcss at the Reconstruction" han.
auct given yesterday In the Masonic
club rooms by the Co,crio club. Tho
principal address OF tho afternoon
was by MIS-. c. +. Balabanoff. prcsi.
dent OF the State Federation Of
womcn's Clubs. on Women in r;du.
u lFfHfltAUliF NllkN
were made by MrH. Thomas Parish
on women In Politics.: Economic
Independence OF Women" by Mrs.
A. Jost: women as Spendera and
Savers OF the Nations Wealth" Mrs.
Carl II. Reeves. and keeping tho
Home Fires Burning" Mrg. w. w.
Beck. The program concluded with
go al 49,,
aid. Before the Dawn" Chadwick,
and "Shoogy Shoo." Ambrose. Mrs.
Macdonald was accompanied on the
piano by Miss Carrie Lowering. The
social program was in charge Of Mrs.
n. ID. Scion, Mrs. William Flumer.
felt and Mrs. NJ. Depcw.
Y. W. G. A. Clubs
Tho clubs OF the Seattle Young
Woman's Christian association will
hold no regular meetings during tho
week: instead there will be n rally of
the members OF all tho clubs on
Wednesday at TAO p. m. In the lobby
for final frolic before tho clubs
adjourn their activities for the sum.
program and a get-acquainted time.
During tho summer the clubs will
have their usual business meetings
once "A month, the other activities
being given over TO hikes. picnics.
wock.ends at camp. horseback rid.
ing. swimming and other outdoor
recreation.
Overseas Club
The Overseas club will celebrate
Empire Day tonight at the Moose
temple Mt $40 p. m. when an clabo.
rate program will be given. The
proceeds from this are used for local
relief work among returned men and
1t is hoped there will be a large at.
tendance.
Grade Teachers Club Elects Officers
The Seattle Grade Teachers club
elected officers nj its meeting held
In Frederick q Nelson's auditorium