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Music
Benefit Concert for
Russian Relief Work

The following concert. 10 be given
NJ the Y. w. 9. 4. auditorium Satur.
day evening. May ~. viii be donated
for the benefit OF Russian relief work
by well known Seattle concert art
lists.
The program foliown
Plano number
Prelude .....s.........-.- hehnff
Cus'avs Behnnks
Vocal numbers
wow Line a Lantern" .Kfam~
b "Hsllnande In the Wood" .goefz
Margaret HaFman
~ the piano. LoritA Harding
Piano number
rain Song ..s.....---...... Cnr.fs
AT the Concert s.s....-. .iorodin
',Irirut Movement Sonata" -Bchytts
ous;ave Bch1nks
Vocal numbers
a III Baoio" C'The Kiss'-) -. .Arsf.ts
"CAli ne No More" ....... .cafman
Miss Abhis Howard
~ the piano. Mira Ernest Worth
Violin number
LEA Adieur" .s........--- .Harssats
fAia snyder
A. the piano. Mrs. Ernsst Worth
IN. Emerald Three In popular NUMBER
a Wyoming
Just Keep Thought for Me-
Grooming
''So~ Lay Ne Down 10 Sleep I
Robert II. Edgar. Harry J. Monaghan
Pred J. Bliladeanr. trio.
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Miss Cara Emory. who II visit
ing in the East. arrived Sunday in
Schenectady. ~. T. to be the guest
for fortnight OF Mr.. and Mrs. FL.
lott Dean Harrington
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Luncheon
Mrs. Bemis

A compliment to Mrs. Charles A.
Bemis. who Is leaving soon to make
her home In Spokane. the North
western field committee Of the Y. w.
C. A. entertained with a luncheon Of
twenty-six covers In the private din
ing room OF the Young Women's
Christian association yesterday after
noon Forget-me-nots festooned the
1nintiiy appointed luncheon board
The out-of.town guests attending
affair were Mrs. It. T. Clark Of Van.
c0uver. Mrs. Edgar r. Dodds and
Mrs. J. r. weyerhaeuscr OF Tacoma.
Mrs. s. b. l.. Penrose OF walla waila.
Mas Florence Brinton Of Yakima.
Miss Ella Deloria Of New York and
Miss Hilda Rose Of Portland
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PEACH FOAM

frcsh peaches viii soon be on the
market You'ii find peach foam de.
liclouA To make II you mus, have
one pound OF peaches ono pint Of
whipping cream and enough sugar TO
flavor as you with. Cook the
peaches until soft. cool. then mash
thru . Sieve. Whip cram very stuff
and then gradually whip into !, tho
peaches. Serve with white cake.
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DATES
TO REMEMBER

sArrRDAN. NAy -
Dr.. sud ArS =. C Moore wffi snsss-
tAtn with . snpp~r dance At the
Yacht eiub. hosofi.s Dr. ard Mira
JAMES ~ Hunter sHd pr. Ralph
kshnA
Mra chasisss HAN nr~ u. X.
Maeponaia and Nrsl ouy novdss
VIII entsrsain with . dancing
houss.
Sunday. NAY g.
Delta ksre~ Epsilon 10 entertain
the rneshers wtth . dinnss 81 the
ehars.r hsss~
Miss Pbee~ Nell r11nsrsh wffi en-
ssrtain vish . suppsy party 81
her home at the Hishisnda
Mr.. ard Mrs Albert ~ Barry yin
estsrsain With . supper AZ their
hems eompiimsntinx Miss ksth-
sriae inxils aud her nanee Nr.
Clyde Everett upssy~sh-
MONDAY. NAY 60
Musieai Art soetsty and the Chef
club vifi entertain With . tursh-
sau 81 tho Rsfnier club. honeftnG
Mr.. walter Henry nethvsii and
Mr.. ". A. Clark. ~.
Mrn James Hamlitec ds Weave
viil be isneh~on hc~sess 70 the
board Of srusss~s Of the Light
house for the Hiind 81 her hons
at the Highlands
Ms. G. ~ DAhism viii compliment
Miss Ruby X. Biixsr with
ivneascn and theatre party.
TUESDAY. NAY L.
Mra Leland Clark wfii compliment
Miss Rsby v. BsiH~r With .
iunehsoa At hes home al Hsnss
Mrs.. Charles " burnside 20 enssr-
tain with Q bridge luncheon In
compliment TO Mr~ Patrick Par
neil Clark.
Mrs. Howard An.a spssdes TO en-
tsrtsin At hstdss In her apart
nens ~ the ktnrear.
Mra John Nungo DAnd VIII sasss-
tain With . tea ~ the home Of
her mother. Mrs. ~ .. csrrtGan.
esse 10th ave. NJ. ~. from I ustiI
o'clock. eompiimsnsins hlss
Katherine fnsiis
WEDNESDAY. MAY IT,
Miss AIistss Gillette Oil be hostess
At an afternoon Of bridge. with
Miss RUBY u. niger A. the COM
plimsnfsd guest
Miss Grace Fischer viii entertain
~ luncheon. mplimentarv 10
Mrs. John Arthur BaiIlargeon.
Mrs Albert Wilton will entertain
with luncheon at her hons.
eompifnsntinx her daughter. hra
Henry Hull. OF California
Mrs John y. Mcpherson viii b
hostess at . bridge tee az her
home. cornplimenting Mrs.. A. ~.
Hrackett
SATURDAY. MAY H.
Mise Ruby y. Hiixer VIII we'd Mr..
Frank Davis. Ir.. at tho Hunts
Point club house at o'clock In
the afternoon.
Kappa Kappa Gamma siurnrss will
meet at the homo OF Miss Ksth-
crime BAXTER
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Merrfii viii
compliment Mis-. Virginia Mcrriii
with q dancing party a, tho Bun
set club.
MONDAY. MAY is--
Denny Fubrrnsn Guild Of the Ortho-
pedlc hospital Will entertain With
card party at the bungalow.
"WEDNESDAY. MAY H.
Ths marriage Of Miss Katherine
Ingiis 30 Mr.. Clyde Everett
Hudspeth at the home OF Dr. and
Mrs. n. A. Johanson.
TUvHDAY. JUNE -
Women's Auxiliary 70 Rainier Noble
Post No. 4. American Legion. will
entertain with . bridge tea In
Frederick a Nelson's tea room.
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Canadian w'cmeu's Club

Tho Canadian womcn's club wiil
hold It's regular business session
Tuesday. May 10. ut .. m. In the
Eastern Star club rooms. 1880 Ar.
cade building.
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Miss Thomas VIII Be
june Bride

Miss Dorothy waitstii Thomas
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan
Thomas. viii we'd Mr.. Ross Perry
Williams. on "Wednesday evening.
Juno ssth. at tho home OF her par.
ents Rt Rev. Frederick w. keator.
bishop Of Olympia. will read the
service In the presence Of the family
and relatives; Immediately following
the service reception win DO held
fur friends OF the family.
Miss Elizabeth harrington win be
the maid OF honor. and tho maids OF
the bridal party are 10 be Miss Marie
Leghorn. Miss Miriam Cole. Miss
Julia Fisher and Miss Marion Tor.
rcy. cousin OF the bride. who Is com.
ing from Worcester. Mass. for the
wedding. Mr., Teei Williams. broth
- Of the groom. viii act as his
grOomsman.
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ATTRACTIVE TEA
TENTH ANNTvERsARY

Al their Ford Ward quarters. on
Tuesday. Captain Arthur X Cham.
beers. u. y. A.. and Mrs. Chambers
gave D dinner In honor Of the tenth
birthday anniversary OF Robert A.
Allen. IL. the son OF Major Robert
A. Allen. medical corps. y. s. A.
All traditions were observed. birth.
day cake. birthday candles and
birthday good wishes.
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Mrs c. r. Claypeoi n In Olympia.
the guest Of her mother. Mrs A. r.
cowies. for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. stephen Fowler
tons upon the birth OF daughter.
Frances Mary Tyler. at the 81.
Luke's hospital. Thursday.
Miss Cara Emory. who In visit,
ing In the East. arrived Sunday in
Schenectady. ". T.. to be the guest
for fortnight OF Mr.. and Mrs. III.
lott Dean Harrington
DR.. and Mrs. Stevenson Smith
(Ruth Norton) and Mrs. Frank ID.
Norton left today for . visit of six
weeks in Berkeley. Cal
Mrs. Robert L. Green, who has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jason d. Butler for the past three
months. left today for California.
where she win visit for some time
before returning TO her homo In
Chicago.
Mrs. Hazel Higbec. Of Tacoma.
has been spending several days In
the city. a guest at the Hotel Sor.
rento. and OF Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil
Bacon at Hunts Point
Miss Elizabeth Huribut, who is
attending Wells college. will return
the first week In June, To spend
the summer with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. F. w. Huri5ut-
Thursday night from a two weeks
business trip to San Francisco.
Mrs. Edgar r. Dodds of Tacoma
spent yesterday In the city.
Mr.. Henry G. Engberg II leaving
this week for a business trip of two
or three months In Europe.
MrY. Frederick Strive returned
the first OF the week from n short
trip to New York.
Mrs. James sheahan and family
will occupy the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas F'ransioli, during the
summer months.
Miss Margaret Newlove. daughter
Of Capt. George Newiove. u. g. A..
and Mrs. Newlove. will arrive tomor.
row from Vancouver, Il. c., after
spending the past month az the
guest Of Miss Dorothy Van Way at
the Vancouver Barracks.
Mrs. George w. Allen and Mrs. p.
r. Ogg spent several days In Van.
couyer. y. c., this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fransioli
and children will remove the first OF
the month to Wing Point, where
they VIII occupy the Ewing cottage
for the summer.
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Schedule for
Orth0pedic Tea Shop

The schedule for the Orthopedic
Tea Shop next week Is announced
~ follows: Monday. Broadway guild,
Mrs. Otto Grunbaum, chairman:
Tuesday. Laurelhurst guild. Mrs. w.
B. Ives. hostess: Wednesday, Inter.
1aken guild, Mrs. w. II. Utter, host
ess: Thursday. Queen Anne guild.
Mrs c. II. Piggott. hostess: Friday.
Mt. Baker Park guild. Mrs. William
Henry. hostess; Saturday. Renton
Hill guild. Mrs. Stephen Chadwick.
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Program TO Be Given
Thursday Evening

On Thursday evening. in the I'm
manuel Lutheran church. Ponfius
ave. and Thomas St. there will be =
program given by Mr.. Sydney Dixon.
Ar. Aryille Bels'ad. Mr.. Albany
Hltchie and Mrs. Hoblitzell.
The following program will Be
gwen:
Hsci,stive and Aria fpsb~kAh). .BArnbr
with Overlooking Heart
The Soft southern Brssxs
M. Sydney Laurence Dfron
ierrnds ..................w ieniavrky
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Luncheon Honoring
Mrs. Charles

Mrs.. Peter w. Dawson win be host.
- At . luncheon given at the Boule
ward Coffee Inn next "Wednesday aft
srnoon. honoring Mrs. Charles. wife
Of Colonel Oscar J. Charles. Y. =. A
Twelve guests will be entertained.
and the party viii later enjoy the
performance at the Moore.
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FORT WoRDEN
-. ...s......

EN- rETE
AZ Fort wordcn the week was
notable for the bridge tea given on
"Wednesday at the quarters OF the
commanding officer, by four popu.
lar hostcRseH. Mrs. Merriam, wife Of
Colonel Henry Macpherson Merriam.
u. Il. A.. commander OF Fort Wor.
den: Mrs. Miller. wife Of Major
Alvin Charles Miller. medical corps.
y. =. A.. Mrs. Applin. wife Of Major
y. ID, Appiln. u. r. A.: Mrs Lem.
mon. wife OF Major Kelley BenJae
min Lemmon, u. H. A, and which
rage 10 Mr.. willard George Her.
ron. Of Seattle. will be roiemnized
IN June. The beautifully appointed
drawing rooms were decorated In
white lilaca. mansed as n 10 frame
a bride. and there were white mar
eiaHi In great shallow bowls Of black
porcelain. giving Ia note noire. no
essential In n picture. The bridge
tables were covered In pale green.
the color OF lilac leaves. the silver
bonbonpiercs were tied with green
tulie. ana on the score cards the
monogram OF tho honor guest was
In silver. The first prize was won
by Mira. voae. wife Of Major Robert
y. Vose. ". \. A.. retired. the sec.
ond BY Mrs, Black. wife Of Captain
W. A. Black. u. y. y. II. s.. the
third by Mrs Charles Francis Kuhn.
and the consolation by Miss Downs.
The tea table. with its riches OF
embroidered linen and Oriental
china. carried out the bridal motif.
Beneath a wedding bell Of white
cyciamen there were Roman hya
cinihs. superbiy white In a silver
bowl. white candles In silver candle.
sticks. Haunting streamcrs OF green
tuile. and a green vine. cneireiins
the table. was held by silver stand.
ards bearing clusters Of white lilac
blooms. The coffee was poured By
Mrs Hudson H. Morrison. and the
lees were served BY Mrs. Frederick
J. Bailey. assisted by Miss Down.
ing. For finale. the guest Of honor
was nhowcrcd with elk stockings.
which poured from a wonderful
white wedding bell. garlancad with
white iilscn. Noticed In the rmartly
gownod and merry throng were
Mrs. Jacob Conway House. mother
Of the brideto.be. and their house
guest. Mrs. Charles Ellison Heron.
of Seattle. mother Of the prospect
i've groom. An enchanting inclden,
of the afternoon was the program
% love ldyilA. played with muted
haHnca. by the Fort worten hand.
stationed on the terrace. And 30
Fort wofden added another laurel
20 It's already famous wreath Of
hospitality.
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Birthdny Celebration

DIR. and Mrs. a. d. Tollcfsen were
pleasantly surprised at their home
last Saturday evening, the occasion
being In honor Of the birthday of
Mrs. Toilefsen.
About forty friends enjoyed the
diversions OF dancing and cards.
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Nine. Pless Plans
Formal Dance !

Nine. Myra Piess Is issuing Invita-
tions for large dancing party for
the students OF her school and their
friends. to be given Mt the Women's
University club on Saturday even
Ing. May IS.
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|Knickerbocker Club
Id Dnnce

The Knickerbocker club vim en-
terrain with the second In tn series
of dancing parties this evening at
the Lcschi pavilion The committee
IN charge includes Mr.. Trafford
Huteson. Mr.. Erwin HARNESS and
Mr.. Stephen Haynes
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
staie rc,.~stion Of womn.s Gu

Mrs. A. ". Larson. OF Yakima.
was endorsed for state president Of
women'n clubs, at the meeting Of
the Yakima Valley district. held IN
Yakima Friday. April 20, Mira ".
=. oriswold. Of Seattle. cave a talk
on Industrial Conditions Regarding
Women In tho State OF Washing.
ton"
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Annual MAJ Festival

The annual May festival OF the
Moran school will be given on the
afternoon and evening Of May II,
for the benefit OF Seattle charities.
The program wiz include an ath.
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Mrs. Hoge Plans
Luncheon

Mrs. James u. Hoge has issued In.
vitations for luncheon at the sun.
set club on Tuesday afternoon. May
IL. ccmplimensing Mrs John u. Far.
rell. who Is leaving May - for Eu-
ropean trip.
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BRIDGE Afternoon

Compltmenting Mrs william Hun
ter McEwan and Mrs. Frank r. Van
Tuyi. Mrs Charles Russell Collins
win entertain with an afternoon
bridge At her home next Thursday.
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UNTRTMMED

II h well 70 remember when you
buy your new lingerie that the
palmer Il In. the better VII 40 your
gown. Too much ornamented un.
Departments have hecn the riinasson
Of more than ono good looking srock.
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TEMPORARY DUTY

Captain Joseph suiey. U. s. A..
has been temporarily Transferred 10
Fort Ward while mine practice Ia
In operation.
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Informal Sumner

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Broderick will
be supper hosts at their home tomor-
row evening. when fourteen guests
will be entertained
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Bridge Dinner

The last In the series Of bridge
dinners at the Women's University
club will be given Monday evening.
at $50 o'clock, with Mrs. A. NJ.
MacWhinnie and Mrs. George Soil
day acting as hostcsses.
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Informal Dance

Cornplimenting her son, Ralph
Cornwall Engberg, Nine. Davenport
Engberg entertained with an in
formal dance at her home last eve
ming.
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THEATRE PARTY

Lieutenant Dean Lace. u. 8. A..
Of Fort Ward. waA host at the.
a;rc party In Seattle. on Saturday.
compllmepting Captain Arthur X.
Chambers. u. 3. A.
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Seattle
Society
Women's University Club
Elects Officers; Miss
Thomas Announces
Wedding Plans; Lunch
.0@ Hoaoring Mrs. Far
reu.

YESTERDAY afternoon the mem
i hers OF the women's University
club met for their annual session and
election Of officers. Mrs. Alvah L.
Carr was unanimously elected prcsi'
dent for the ensuing year. and the
three new trustees elected were Mrs
Hervey II, Wilbur, pr. Mabel sea
grave and Mrs Henry w. rcnnock.
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II your small mat becomes dis
aErccably CURED at the edges. before
you retire tonight turn II upside
down-by morning II will be straight.
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Dinner Preceding

lfiss Janet Powell win entertain
Nth . dinner Of fourteen covers at
Ter home next Saturday evening. pre-
eodtng the dance Mr.. and Mira
Ihomas Merrill arc giving at the
sunset club. complimentary 20 Miss
Virginia Merrill.
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ARRIVED FROM
DtItt ffsDFssf~g

Lieutenant ]. L. vane. U. s. A..
and Captain w. l.. Coffee. medical
corps. U. g. A.. are recent arrivals
At Fort Casey. Transferred from the
Philippines.
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Lodge No. 7, Derrrs of Honor

Al the regular meeting OF Lodge
No. 7.'DcEreo Of Honor. Protective
association. held Tuesday. May }. In
Evergreen hall. Arcade building.
much important business waA trans
acted. among which war the eiec
ton OF Mrs. Archie n Hall a.
pianist 20 nil an uneSplrsd term.
and the appointment Of Mrs. Ellnor
=. White as captain Of the degree
staff and the appointment OF new
quarterly social committee. as fol
lows, Mrv. Eiinor \. white. chair.
man. Mrs. Katherine Fyhu and
Mrs. Lena French. who are prspar.
Ing something new and novel for
social entertainment
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BARE FEET

Perhaps u In in an effort 20 per.
feet their feet that NO many Of the
leisure Glaze arc affecting sandals
for morning wear with intimate gar.
mcnta or even going barefoot
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The Seattle Grade Teachers club
will hold It's annual election OF off,
GERS May at broadway high
school This win be the last regular
meeting Of the year and Il IL called
for 3tb .. m.
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RESERVE OFFICERS

The junior members OF the re-
serve officers training corps unit
which spent the weekend in intcn.
sive training Mt Fort Worden. were
entertained on Saturday evening, at
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Surprise Pdrty

Mr.. and Mrs. o. Christensen were
pleasantly surprised by TWELVE Of
their friends. wednesday evening.
Cards and music were the pleasures
enjoyed Mrs. Harry pormas con.
tributed q group OF songx. accom-
panied by Mr.. Dormasl
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ietic carnival and Sightseeing from
4 O'Clock until sis: retreat inspcc-
ton. $40. supper from . until 7iS.
a musicale by Phi Mu Alpha and
Mu Phi Epsilon. honorary mems
and women's musical frAternities At
the University OF Washington. from
T:so until .. and from until II n
dance will close the days festivities.
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Society at the Harbor Forts

their town house. by Or. Edgar y.
Barnes and Mrs. Barnes. Assisting
were Mrs Merriam. wife Of Colonel
Henry Macpherson Merriam. u. g.
A.. commander Of Fort Wordep.
Mrs. Phillips. wife Of Colonel Charles
Albert Phillips. ". Is. A. Of the
University Of Washington staff. and
Mrs Oscar Klocker. Dancing wus
followed by supper. Hospitality served
by Miss Barnes. Miss Mildred
Barnes. Miss Hughes. Miss Elocker
and Miss Kinkaid. The reopsninR
Of this spacious home. the scene OF
many military festivities. II a mat.
ter Of congrntulatlon TO both the
army and civilian sets.
ATTRACTIVE TEA
An attractive ten was given on
Friday nj their Fort F'iagler quar-.
tiers by Mrs. Iondahi. wife Of Chap
lain NJ NJ. Londahi. ". y. A.. com
plimsnting their house guest. Mics
Hesmer. OF Minneapolis. The table
was ccntered with scarlet tulips.
coffee WIS poured by Mrs. X. l..
Jouett. and the salad was served
by Mrs. Wcichel. wife Of Lieutenant
J. LongHtreet Welchci. u. s. A.
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Aiiho long chiffon biouses ar~ s.jl
worn. shorter ones are becoming
more popular.
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Thursday. May IL. the Charles
Dickens Fellowship club will meet
In Erieksen's ball az. w. c. A. at
6 .. m. Subject. "Pickwick Papers. /"
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ORDERED TO

SAN FRANCISCO
Lieutenant Colonel Jairus Alphae-
us Moore, ". s. A.. whose recent
illness has been a matter of much
concern. has been ordered 10 Let.
terman hospital, Preside. San Fran.
cisco.
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Mrs. George w. Allen and Mrs. p.
r. ogg spent several days In Van.
couyer. =. c.. this week.
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Tho contents Of q cooking dish win
never bai over II you frs. grease
the inside rim.
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Miss Elizabeth Huribut, who II
attending Wells college. will return
the first week In June, 10 spend
the summer with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. +. w. Huri5ut-
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Staining an ordinary eboppinw
bowl viii make an excellent bowl for
fruit
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Iliernrx nnsl Trnyel club

The Literary and Travel club will
meet at the home OF Mrs. G. O..
keenan,. b2s 18th ave. ~. Monday.
May 0. at 2 o. m. Election Of off
GERS. All members urged 10 attend.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas FranaiolI
and children will remove the first of
the month TO Wing Point. where
they VIII occupy the Ewing cottage
for the summer.
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sTAG DINNER

At his Fort worden quarters. on
Saturday. a stag dinner was given
by Colonel John L. Hayden. u. y
A. commander OF the Puget Sound
coast defcnser. In compliment TO
Colonel Henry Macpherson Merriam.
u. 3. A.. commander Of Fort wor-
den. Colonel charios Albert PIN.
lips. u. =. A: Lieutenant Colonel
Harry Mathews. o. 3. A; Major
Thomas c Stable. U. g. A.: Major
William ID. Frazier. y. 8. A. and
Captain Gregory. u. s. A.
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Seattle Central Council Of the
Congress Of Mothers and PIT. A.
viii be held as tho Y. w. c. A
Tuesday. May 10. rarvni.Tcacher
circles win report at tho morning
session. beginning nj . o'clock. Al
II o'clock Prof u. c. Hastings Of
the lincoln high school will speak
business meeting at lao p. m
Election Of officers and annual re
ports OF standing committees.
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INFORMAL BRIDGE

At their Fort worcen quarters.
on Saturday afternoon. an informal
bridge was given by Mrs. Merriam.
wife Of Colonel Henry Macpherson
Merriam. u. s. A.. commander OF
Fort worden. which brought out the
intimate friends OF Mrs. Phillips. wife
OF Colonel Charles Albert Phillips. Y.
8. A.. formerly commander of Fort
worden. now on duty at the uni
versity OF Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-07

Miss Margaret Newlovc. daughter
Of Capt. George Newiove. U. 8. A..
and Mrs. Newlove. will arrive tomor.
row from Vancouver. Il. c., after
spending the past month AZ the
guest Of Miss Dorothy Van Way at
the Vancouver Barracks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-07
Clubs
CLUBS FOR MONDAY
Commonwealth Club

Miss ELLA DolofiR. whose Indian
name n Ampctu Waahpci. ana who
is graduate Of Columbia univcr.
atty and the y W &. A. training
school Of New York. viii speak be.
fore the Commonwealth club on
Monday. May .. at tho Good Eats
cafeteria. Sly Second ave. her
topic being ~. W. G. a. Work
Among Indians"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-07
TRY THIS

To prevent the gioas coming off
Of your white paint. wash II with
milk and n little soap. That win te
much cheaper than ropainting and
IA effective.