The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-09
Clubs
CLUBS FOR MONDAY


CLUES TOR MONDAr
Jltnsy Dance
For the benefit Of the Educational
Center. the welfare work OF which In
recognized an one Of the leading fac
tors In the social. charitable and civic
movements OF the city. a "Jitney"
dance will be given nj Drcainiand on
Monday evening. July II. Tho hall
on this occasion has been turned
over 20 the board OF the Center.
whose members will act as patron.
eases for the affair
Prairie Rose Club
The Prairie Rose club will hold a
basket picnic at Roosevelt park. Mon
day. July IL Noon luncheon and
games In the afternoon.
Olympic Circle. No. 81
Olympic circle No. 81. Ncighbors Of
woodoraft. have called "A special
meeting for Monday, July IL. at
y. m. In Ballard hall.
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
Pennnylxnnn study 0iub
The members OF the Pennsylva-
mia Study club and the North End
Progressive club. viii picnic togeth'
err July IS at O'Clock. In Volunteer
park. During the afternoon there
will be program OF folk dances
given by the pupils Of MIRA q. w.
Martin. and the Arrangements for
the reception on board the g. 3.
Keystone State July ~ Will be an.
nounccd Members and friends In.
yited.
York Community Club
Tho York Community club VIII
hold a picnic on Sunday at Kings.
ton.
Annual Picnic Held
Tho woman's club OF the Victory
Rubber company held Its second
annual picnic on Saturday last ut
Point Defiance. and on the came
day visited the rose show. The OF.
ficers OF tn. club are: President.
Mn. William Leroy Baird. vice
president. Mrs, william " ogie: scc-
rrtary. Mrs. cushmAn. and treasurer.
Mrs. Thomas Patterson
Seattle Review No. Q
Seattle Review no. s.w. H. A.
Of the Mnccabees. will hold its rcgu.
lar meeting Thursday. July IL. at
g p. m. In the w. q. w. hall.
Fourth ave anc Marion st
Lorraine Social Cuo
Lorraine Social club win meet
Wednesday. July ~. at p. m. nj
tho Masonic Temple. All Eastern
Stars invited.
Former RossiAsd Residents Picnic
All former residents OF Ross land.
II. c.. will gather al woodland park.
Sunday. July 10. for their annual
picnic. Those attending arc re-
ancntsd 10 bring lunch basket
Luncheon viii be served at the re-
freahmeni tables at ! p. IN.
Rosxtan Relief Committee Reports
The Russian Relief committee met
Thursday noon In the Erickson
room of the Y. w. c. A. bldg. and
decided 20 gather all baby clothes
now being made up. for shipment
July 18th. and at the same time
forward the money donations which
have been sant In since the last
shipment was made. which win also
no for tho purchase OF these gar.
meufs. This In the frs, baby
clothes drive tho committee has
made and has been very successful.
II II requested tina, all garments
now being made up kindly be
turned in to 1915 First ave. not
later than Friday. July 18th. All
garments not made up and ready
for shipment by that date viii be
held over for the next shipment. 20
be made In four weeks
| Those wishing TO help IN this
work kindly communicate with
Mira. kiemptner. Garfield 2To2
Y. w. &. A. News
Miss Julia Fisher. OF 1893 r Lynn
at. returned yesterday from scabcck.
NNfrr EDc was n tf1fDtr IN the &.
w. c. A. conference for high school
girls
Miss Gladys Taylor. Of Rolling
Bay. and Miss yeima Cochran. OF
200 fath ave. n. returned yesterday
from seabcck. where they were Bible
teachers In the Y. w. c. A. confer.
ence for high school girls.
Mrs Raymond Bell and Miss Bios.
som Perry. OF Tacoma. returned yes
teriay with the parties they chap
croncd at the 10 days Y. w. c. A.
girls conference at Seabcck.
Miss Frances Penrose. OF waila
Walla. recreation leader at the Y. w.
c. A. girls conference at Seabeck.
closing yesterday. is visiting in So
attic.
Mrs Hugh CroonQuist and Miss
Gertrude Goodspeed. OF Spokane. are
In Seattle for the day with parties
OF high school girls which they
chapcroned at tho girls conference
at Scabeck.
Mrs. Anna Mullins. OF the Seattle