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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-25
Music
Lolita Madden and
Local Orchestra
Win Praise

Yesterday afternoon. at the Metro
rolitan theatre. tho Seattle Civic
symphony Orchestra gave their first
public concert. The organization is
made w OF 90 members. professional
and professional. and In under
tho Leadership OF Mime Davenport
Engbcrg.
This organization has been In ex'
lstenco only a short time. but so FAR
they have attained high degree OF
efficiency. There was certain
amount OF uncertainty evidenced at
times. ms well ns loss OF the theme
in several Instances. However. the
concert waa very enjoyable one,
and gave promise of splendid
musical body. The opening number
was Overture To "Egmont." op. 50.
followed by dance of the iIourA."
Massenet'a '-rho Angels Hour OF
Prayer" and THE Procession OF the
sardar." by fvanow. which was very
well done. American FantaAie." by
Victor Herbert. was the closing mum.
Der
noteworthy tehturf OF tnf pro
gram was the appearance OF Lolita
Madden. dramatic soprano. ns aoiolst.
Miss Madden In well known 10 Sc.
attic. this being her native city. She
haH voice of excellent quality. and
her tones are clear and resonant.
Tier first number. with orchestra.
was Pace Pace Milo DID," from
Fore del pestino. which she sang
delightfully."-. OF her group OF songs.
Songs OF Spring" by Amy Worth.
'oid English Lullaby" and O'Hara'E
The Living God" were the most en-.
Joynble. These were greeted with
such prolonged applause that the
singer replied with two encores
II In planned at zach concert TO
present one member OF the orchestra
az sololr,. For tho FIRST. Mildred
Ebey Robinson. a young violinlst Of
pronounced ability. gave Souvenir
de Moscow" by wienlawsky. with
tho orchestra.
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Miss Shappee Becomes
Mrs. Roberts

Last "wednesday morning at SIS
O'Clock. In ST. Aiphonsus' church.
the marriage of Miss Genevieve
Ann shappcc to Mr.. Charles Henry
Roberts was solemnizsd at high
Inuptiai mass.
The bride was eharrniugly attircd
in an embroidered taffeta gown OF
henna shade. and a large picture
hat to correspond; Cecil Drummer
roses. lilies OF the valley and sweet
peas formed her corsage and she
carried a white prayer book.
Miss Claire Shappee the brides
sister, was her only attendant and
was attired In a taffeta costume,
trimmed in organdie flowers. with
which she wore a corsage OF sweet
peas and lilies OF the valley.
A breakfast followed the cere
mony at the home OF the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l. T. Shap
pee, 2223 w. 57th st. at which
covers were placed for twenty-five
relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts left on a
short wedding journey.
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Mrs. Edris
COMMUNICATED

The Capitol Hill guild OF the Or
thcpedic hospital entertained with a
charming tea this afternoon at the
home OF Mrs Mark Odeil. in COM
pliment to Mrs William Edris.
Receiving with Mrs. OdcIl and tho
honor guest were the officers of the
guild, Mrs. NJ. r. Gcisting. Mrs.
Frank Elweii Case, Mrs. Miller
Freeman. Mrs. Frank q. Taylor
and Mrs Bruce Shorts. Presiding al
the attractive tea table centercd
With a graceful arrangement OF
spring blossoms were Mrs. Henry G.
Ewing. Mrs. George W. Fisher. Mrs.
T. H. Buekiin and Mrs. Mitchell
Gillian.
During the afternoon an interest.
nG musical program was given by
Mrs. Clyde Morris. who sang a mum
her Of Mrs. Lane Summers compost
tons accompanied by the composer.
and Miss Marion Boyle. n talented
young miss. who gave several piano
se1ections composed by herself.
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IS [eSS{@&gp|
ABE LINCOLN
AT VILE MOORE

Incidents In the life OF Abraham
Lincoln are Interestingly portrayed
Ia the headline act NJ the Moore this
week. entitled ~ Man OF the PEG
pie" Six short scenes are ably acted
by a company Of nine players
THE Fall OF Eve" In a bright com.
edy' Ringing on n young woman's
fall downstairs. Miss Buddy Walton
has a clever act. In which she sings
character songs. MiJares and com.
pany are able wire walkers. Joseph
l.. browning has an amusing mono.
ioRue. Frank IN Voc ana Harry
fiosford sing. dance and chatter. and
Ducos Brothers entertain with Eu.
ropcan eccentricitica.
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down by the girl he has loved since
childhood for man who has both
title and money, affords unlimited
for the members Of the
cast. and form the faultiess presen-
tation OF the play, one believes that
they have seized them all.
Alexis Luce plays the part Of Geof-
frey. the disappointed lover.
Emmett vognn as Hugh, Howard
Russell aH Tony Mary Thorne as
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Personal

francisco, Who are motoring up
from the Southern city. are expected
to arrive in Seattle this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Roberts
spent the weekend at Gold Bar.
Wash.
Mr.. f. T.. Sl<eel returned last week
from a three weeks trip to New
York and Washington, ID. g.
Mrs. Glen NJ. Owens returned Fri
day from Yakima, where she spent
the past fortnight with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Flfendahl re-
turned Saturday by motor from Cali
fornia. where they have been visit
ing for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Moreing OF
LogAngeles, who have been spending
several days In the city. left last
night for Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. John WeItcr Of Chi
cago. who are the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank s. Roddie for few days.
will leave tomorrow. accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Roddie. for Victoria.
II. G.
Capt. II. II. Macdonald and Mrs.
Macdonald. accompanied by their
daughter. Mrs Winifred Snyder. left
Saturday for a motor trip TO San
Diego. They plan to be gone a mum
Der OF months.
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Kcileher and
Mrs. Gilbert Mecm left Saturday for
Mount Airie. Va, to be gone for sew.
cral weeks
Ar. and Mrs. George Tompleton
Coart Caroline LlngenbriniSJ are re.
ceiving congratulations upon the
birth Of a son, April 20, at ST. Luko's
hospital.
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Business and
Professional
.WOmen'S Club

on Tuesday. April 60. MLss jose.
phine Spicihauer VIII address the
Business and Professional women's
club on vacation Spots In wash
ington." This Ii an open meeting
Of the club and all business women
interested are invited TO attrnd.
Tho meeting starts promptly at $40
.. m. In the assembly room OF tho
Chamber Of Commerce. Mr.. Asahei
Curtis has given Miss Spiclhauer
IN. use OF 100 Of his most beautiful
slides 10 illustrate her lecture IN
order that the women may get a
visual impression OF the beauty
spots for vacation trtpa As Miss
speiibaucr had charge OF the tour.
ists's bureau for tho chamber last
year. she IL in position 10 rive an.
thoritative and accurate Information
relative 10 her subject and this IL
medium 10 acquaint our Seattle
women with the scenic values In
their state.
Last Tuesday the business and
Professional women's club attended
tho Home Products Exhibit en-
masss Of abou, $50 women. after
the club meeting.
On Saturday. April 20. most
interesting educational trip has been
planned for our business women 10
20 to Puyaliup 10 Wait tho canncry
there. The women will leave the
assembly room OF the Chamber OF
Commerce at p. m. In cars and
win have a luncheon served to them
at $50 p. IN. by the Paulhamus
people, who will then show them
thru their interesting plant The
Business Girls club OF Puyailup
will greet the business womcn's
club and will entertain them while
in Puyailup.
The Seattle Business and Profess
sional womcn's club made Mrs.
Lena Lake Forrest. their national
president. an honorary member Of
their club and at the last meeting
a most interesting and gracious let.
ter of acceptance and appreciation
Of this honor was read, coming
from their beloved leader. informing
them that sbo considered II an
honor 20 be an honorary member
Of such a live and active organixa.
ton.
The last meeting OF the club was
given over TO a Round Table discus
sion under the leadership OF Miss
Annis Judd Eais. The chief topic
of the evening was Dollar Elk
change" and the Edge Act"
"Cables- and other factors directly
connected with foreign exchange
and our foreign relations. Miss
Shlnnegargcr told OF our 'Finan-
cial Relations With Mexico" and
Miss Marlett presented an able the
sis on our Business Relations With
Canada: Miss II. Carlton gave n
most interesting history of "The
Evolution OF the Control OF For.
eign Exchange OF the World" start.
ing back with the Phocnicians. then
the Venetians and coming down to
date. when London has been the
controlling factor in such financial
exchange. This was one OF the
most educational. interesting and
valuable Round Table discussions OF
the yenr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-25
Miss Cornish Hostess

MlsS Nellie Cornish was hostess
last week at two affairs given At
the Sunset club: on Thursday even.
Ing MIR. Ward Stevens was the com
phmentcd guest at small dinner.
and ON Saturday afternoon Miss
Cornish entertained at luncheon
complimentinR Miss I,otta Madden
keppeli.
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Entertainment for
Bridal Pair

To compliment Miss p-ari High
tower and her ftance, Mr.. c. ID.
Winter. DR.. Edith v. c. Moore en-
tertained At cards In her apartment
In the D,Angietcrrc hotel last
wednesday evening. Included In
those invited were Miss Pearl High
tower. Miss Ruby woicot,. Mrs. r.
L. Macfarlane. Mr.. G. ID. Winter.
Mr.. Jack Murray. Mr.. r. w. Mar.
kin and Mr.. r. l.. MarfariAne
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A LIFE SAVER

and no, only must you do :, for
your own sake. but you owe II 20
others. too. You may search the
length Of the city and you won't
find anything like H. I have been
told by loads OF my friends about H..
but never 'cashed In on IL tlli ]
actually wen, down TO he convinced.
From now on know where TO 20
and how 10 buy"
Whose store did you 20 tor
why. 20 cherry,a. and got abso-
iuteiy everything l needed in the
way Of rcady.;o. wear apparel on
credit. just small amour; down
and the rcat AZ I ret paid I've got
loads OF pretty clothes now and I'm
going TO keep on getting more.
Finding Cherry's was certainly n
MO saver.
Their siors h on Second ava. b.
tween Madison and Spring. so7
Riaiso building. over the Pis'n
Whistle. Acknowledgement
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New York Philharmonic
Program Announced

on Wednesday evening. In the
Arena. the New York Philharmonic
Orchestra. Consisting OF IS musicians.
with Josef strnnaky conductor. viii
be heard In concert Arthur Shat.
tuck. eminent American pianist. viii
be the soiolst Henry Hadicy. guest
conductor. viii also conduct hla own
composition. "culprit Fay"
The complete program will be W
follows.
Symphony Eniis -Echehsrrrafe- ...
.........s........ Eimssy -KafsAt Off
Concerto for piano. II fiat minor,
.................. THehAikowskJ
Arthur Rhattark
Ton. Poem. Death and Trsrsfirura-
ton .ssssssss.ss. ssss .sfssss strauss
Iufprtt ny sssssssssss sts.sssfs marcy
Conducted ~ composer.
Overture. "MsintersinsrS'' ..tss. Warrrr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-25
1 MOCK MERINGUE

Cover the top Of your bread pud
ding with marshmAiio~s and set IL
In the oven until the rnarahmallo~~
melt and brown. This makes a de
licious mock merinxue and viii take
the place Of tho hard sauce usually
served Keep the rnarshmailows
away from the edge OF tho dish or
they viii stick when serving.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-25
Dinner Dance at
Summer Home

Miss Margaret Cole IN entertaining
at her summer home ON Lake Wash.
ington next Saturday evening with
n dinner Of twenty covers, additional
guests coming In later for dancing.
Assisting the hostess win he Miss
Marion Machearn. Miss Virginia
Mccarthy and Miss Gael Murphine,
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Mr. and Mrs. Baillargeon
To Re H0nOred

To honor Mr.. and Mrs. John Ar
thur Baillargcon Marsar~t Amcsl
who have Just returned from their
wedding trip. Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Douglas Stimson have arranged n
reception and dance at ''Norciiffe."
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
d. Stinison. at the Highlands, for
Friday evening. May sixth.
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Wedding Announced

The wedding Of Mrs Maudr
Moore and Mr.. Walter saxby was
solemnixcd wednesday evening.
April 20. Rev. J. u. o. Powers
officiating. The attendants were
Mrs. Henry Hoffman and Mr.. Jack
saxby. Preceding the service, Mtss
Lottlc Ncodham sang. For You
Alone"
Mr.. and Mrs. sarby win be a,
homo after May 4. at their country
home. Homestead" on the Everett
Pacific highway.
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Mrs. Chdd,cick
Luncheon Hostess

MrS +. $. Chadwick has arranged
= luncheon to be given at the Sun
1T club Wednesday afternoon. com
plimenting her daughter. Mrs. Davis
Gardner Tyler. OF Williamsburg.
Va Covers will be marked for ten
quests.
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MINT LEAVES

You'll notice - II you wander
around In the back yard or the
vacant lot across the way--that the
soft. dark green leaves OF mint arc
beginning TO show. Guard II jeal.
ously. Did you know that n few
crushed leaves In lemonade will add
a tang which Is delightful7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-25
1.-THE OUTCAST"
AT THE WILKES

Jane Morgan and Alexis Luce.
playing the leads In The ouicasi. .
Hubert Henry Davis story OF Lon
don life. gained the praise OF the
large audiences who Witnessed the
drama At tho wilkes theatre Sunday
matines and night.
The play. a story OF an ardent bu,
not wealthy lover. who In uirne.
N~~~~~r~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
More than eo.ooo pcoplc have 70
turned TO tho ruins OF Rhoima
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Mrs. John L. Wilson
WcdS

Tho marriage Of Mrs. John l..
Wilson 60 MIR, Marshall Rusk took
place In Philadelphia on Wednesday.
March thirtlcth. Mr.. and Mrs,
Rusk sailed on the s. y Olympic
for Parts. where they viii make
their home. on April 20.
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CLEANING JEWELRY

Use n solution OF ammonia and
water 10 clean your jewelry. Rub
a little soap on soft brush and
brush tho jewciry we'll In this soiu.
ton. Then polish with rag or
chamoia
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Engagement of Miss
G0xx1ln Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Warren l.. Gazzam
announce the engagement OF their
daughter. Ruth. TO Mr.. Gilbert
HAighs. son of Mr.. and MIS-. James
a. Haight- The wedding will occur
during the summer months.
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Informal Tea

For the pleasure OF Mrs. J. c.
Moore. who haa recently returned
from california. Mrs. ueher Plank
Is entertaining with an Informal tea
at her home Friday afternoon.
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Club TO Be
Entertained

Entertaining in compliment TO the
members OF their 500 club. Mr.. and
Mrs. Glen NJ. Owens viii be hosts at
their residence next Thursday
evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Sardge
Euferf1iu

MIR. and Mrs. John f. Savage
we're hosts Saturday evening at a
reception given al tho Hotel Butler
In compliment TO Mr.. and MF-- G.
H Birkei of San Diego. and also
20 complainant DR.. and Mira NJ
C,oidcrbcrE.
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CLUBs FOR TUESDAY
Xr,trrs' Club

Manuscripts viii be read by Mrs. l..
c. Boss. Mrs. G. N. Compton, Mrs.
James NJ. stamps and Mrs. =. w. Me
kinlcy at the moetins Ut tho Writer'S
club AZ 3 y, TN. in the Erickson room
at the A.. w. C. "A.
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ballard High School PIT A.

Judge King pykeman viii speak at
the meeting OF the ballard PIT. a.
at 7.ao y. IN. This viii be Dads
Night and the boys club has ar
ranged n program which includes
music and an exhibition OF athletics.
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BRIDGE Ercnind

As n birthday compliment 10 Mr..
Peter Andrea. Mrs. Andrea enter.
tained with four tables Of bridge at
her home Saturday evening.
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Dancing PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs. }. 10 Roy Owens
were hosts at dancing party given
mt their home last Thursday evening
In compliment 20 Alpha Chi Omega
sorority.
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Visitor Conplimcnted
a. Luncheon

AS = compliment 20 Mrs. Lewis
1loreirg OF Los Angeles. Mrs J. G.
Moore entertained with an Informal
luncheon AZ her home last Friday.
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STIR IT.

II isn't the quantity OF butter.
eggs or milk in the cake. II is the
exercise you give your elbow that
counts. Your recipe for cold
water cake" can be the foundation
for marvellous food II you1l stir
W enough
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-25
Wosnan's Century Club

The board Of trustees Of the Won.
ems Federation OF Clubs win hold
n special meeting Tuesday. 1890 a.
m, at the clubhouse.
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Valentine and Henry Hall as the but
Ter arc all well cast and perform their
parts admirably.
The play viii continue al week
with matlnees Wednesday and sainr-
day.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS

club win adjourn 10 Fraser Pnter.
sons store for a lecture on an exhibit
OF Oriental rugs.
wednesday. at Gao, the girls adj.
visory council will meet with Mrs.
G. II. Oren. general secretary. In the
blue parlorn for their regular month.
~ meeting.
Thursday. April 2s. the Friends OF
All club will have club supper In the
cafeteria and Biblo class In the club.
room at gA5. There will also be re.
hcaraala OF tho members who are
taking part In the plays tho club h
arranging TO present the first part
OF May.
Friday afternoon. April 20. tho
Acacia club will meet for Bible study
with Mrs. Joseph Black. promptly at
o'clock. II being the last meeting
Of tho club for the summer. the
members viii have their annual tho
atre party.
on Tuesday evening. April 7s. the
Kwan kwco club win hold a candy
sale In the lobby OF the Y. W. G. a.
to raise their pledge for the camp
fund
The athletic club viii meet for
dinner In the cafeteria at Q O'Clock
on "Wednesday evening. This club IN
organized 10 take care OF sports for
all girls. They play baseball on
Wednesday evenings. tennis on Mon.
day and Wednesday and Friday
evenings and roller skate on Friday
evenings.
Tho swimming club has special
swimming privileges on Wednesday
al $40 and Thursday AT t:3o.
The riding class started Tuesday
evening and viii continue thru the
summer. new members may join at
any time.
The gymnasium class VIII continue
thru May instead OF stopping May
!. as scheduled. 80 many Of the
members have asked that tho class
continue that Il has been decided 20
carry the class another month and
new members may Join for the
month of May.
Mr.. Jerome shaffcr. assisted by
vcsta Muth. planihte. will render a
program OF unusual merit. including
The Happy Prince" story with
music, at the Y. W. G. A. assembly
han two evenings. Tuesday. April
20. and wednesday. April 81. at s.ib.
The program is under the auspices Of
tho allied clubs of the Y. W. G. A..
the proceeds 20 be used In paying for
the piano for the girls clubroom In
the association building.
Members and friends OF the Sc.
attic Y. w. c. A. are invited 20
reception In honor OF Mr.. W. u.
Wood. In tho blue parioru OF tho ms
ISOLATION building. Friday afternoon.
April 20. from TO : o'clock.
Washington State Dental Uy rs~nists
Tho members Of the Washington
State Dental HyEieniH,a' association
win meet the first Monday OF every
month.
Cushing Auxiliary 10 Orshop-<fic
H@piiai
Gushing auxiliary TO tho Ortho.
pcdic hospital VIII entertain with n
card party at tho Ballard city hall
wednesday. May T.
Wisconsin 0oldmgu1 C)ub
The Wisconsin Goidenrod Club WIN
mest ~ the home a Mrs.. y. C. fos-
dick. .tts First ave. w. wednesday.
A -
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>JeaHle
JocietY
Sunset GLIB to Present
Young artists, Miss
Gdx-dm Announces En-
gdgement; To Enter
tain at Luncheon.

TVHE Sunset club win present Miss
i Iris Garfield. ccllist. and Mrs.
sydney Laurence Dixon, tenor. with
Mr.. Arville Bclstad and Mr.. John
Hopper as accompanies. next We'd
noSday afternoon at o'clock.
These two young artists viii be re-
memhered as successful contestants
chosen to appear al the closing con-
cert OF the Seattle symphony orohes-
ira. The hostesses for the afternoon
win be Mrs. Joseph Biethen and Mrs.
James s. Goldsmith. Following Is the
program:
variations symrhcnidue'' noeIimsu
Miss Garfield.
Mr. Hopper at the piano.
(Ao Eecltafivo and aria. with Over
ncwinx Heart ttrom "Rehesah"l
.....*ss..ss....s... .harney
@, IN ioosing Seward" uaaws,,sn
ts sea .wh.a star. Are wsspinss .'"'.''
s....sssss.ssssssss Amy worm
dedicated 10 Mr.. ptronl
Mr.. Dixon.
Mr.. neistAd AZ the piano.
Miss Garfield.
Aria. szfarpars'- (trom ''MarthA-)....
ss...s....... .s.s..ss ...ss-ss .sFtot0W
~ueArss Twilight ..........,.. .kantner
sMattNatA ....s........s.. leoncaNAlio
Mr.. Dixon.
pyire Sonx-''ple Msist~rsinwsr" Wagner
sceiie arrangement BY Hugo Beek.rl
xnrAntsha ...s... ..sss-.*-. f"PPef
Miss Garfield
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The wisconsin Goidenrod Club WIN
mest ~ the home a MR. y. c. fos-
dick. .tts Firs, ave. W. Wednesday.
April ~. Box lunch at i..so.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS


Y. w. G. A. News
The Cosmopolitan club win meet
Tuesday. April 20. at o'clock. for
club supper in tho cafeteria. with
Bible class 10 follow In the clubrooms
nj o'clock. At 7:3o promptly the
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Society of Composers
to Present PrOqr1n,

The Seattle Society OF Composers
will present on Friday evening. April
-. It's only concert OF the season. in
the Fine Arts hall.
The program win include compost
lions OF Katherine Glen. Amy Worth.
Albert Hay MaIotte andw Carl Paige
Wood. Tho assisting artists will be
Mrs Alice Williams Sherman. violin.
list: Miss Leone Langdon, pianist;
Jane Burns Albert. soprano: Sydney
Dickson, tenor. and a vocal trio con-
sisttng OF Mrs. Charles Farrell. Mrs.
Clyde Morris and Mrs. Adam Beeler.
The society exists for the purpose
Of stimulating original creative work
on the part OF Seattle musicians and
for the fostering Of public interest In
It's compositions.
The following program has been ar
ranged:
Violin Sonata in D.. Carl Paige wood
Andsnte Moderate
Romance
R0ndo Vtvacc
Mrs. Alice Williams Sherman.
Leone Langdon at the plano.
Bongs--
(a) Folks Need a Lot
Of Loving.
OBJ II Essrd a Lark
Sing. s.....s..s... Katherine Glen
<c) s~rhs Mountain
AAnnet ......s...
sss....s....s.....
Jane Burns Albert
0Arf Paige wood at the plano.
Plano
- s Sss''a' !. An.r H., x.le,..
Albert Hay Msiotts-
0ongs--
fa) The Time of
(b) when Stars Are Amy Worth
weeping .s....s......
(eJ THE Dream Door ...1
Sydney Dickson.
The composer at the plano
8ongs--
%, Bring Her Again" Carl pals. wood
tcj ''Heyeiiie" .......
Jane Burns Albert.
Ia Twilight ..........
tb) Good Morrow"
Mrs. Charles Farrell. MR.. Clyde Morris
ArR Adam BSsler.
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Mrs. Burton Belcsa will entertain
the members Of the Caleidh club at
her home In the Lenawco apartments
at / o'clock.
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Cuts cost Of drinking good coffee
xIent Blend. I X lbs. 50c: H.. csc
81. A. Hansen. 40 Economy Market
--Advertisems Mt.
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Ssuitis Lodge No. 7

Seattle Lodge No. 7. Degree OF
Honor Protective Association. Will
hold progressive whist party In
Evergreen hall. Arcade building. at
. o'clock. Refreshments viii be
served and friends and members are
invited 10 attend Preceding the
party. there will be n business meet.
Ing for members only which win be
called TO order az : p. m