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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02
Women's University
Club Announces
Man Plans

Tho May program for the WON
ems University club is announced az
So1lOwE On Friday. May 9. ut .
e'cbCck, the annual meeting and cleo
don Of officers for the ensuing year
win be held: Monday. May .. at $40
o'clock. the last Of the series Of
bridge dinners will take place. the
hostesses to be Mrs A. NJ. Mac
Winnie and Mrs. George w. Soil
day: Friday. May 10. at 3:3o o'clock.
tho club will be hostess TO the
Senior women of the University Of
Washington. Mrs. Hervcy r. Wilbur
and Mrs Alvah l.. Carr viii be the
bookcases.
Saturday. May IL. at $50 O'Clock.
. bridge afternoon for members and
their guests Is on the calendar. Tho
hostesses will be Mrs. w. K. Waldo
and Mrs. Harry q. Bowen Friday,
May 20. at o'clock, the members
and their guests Will be entertained
by Wayne Albee OF the Mcbride
Studio, in collaboration with finished
pupils Of the Cornish school. In an
Interpretation OF Omar Khayyam.
ne former with pictures posed by
Denishawn dancers, the latter with
music and the spoken word. Host
esses: Mrs. Colin o. Radford and
Mrs Howard Waterman
Tuesday. May "a. DIR. Edward
Hume, head Of this Yale medical de.
partment in China at Changeha,
Province Of Human. will talk at tho
club house on Political, Social and
Economic Changes That Are Going
On IN China" DIR. Hume. a Johns
Hopkins man. conner from the famous
old missionary family Of Hume, dis
tinguished In India He grew up in
India, distinguished himself In China.
and knows the Oriental mind. He
passes thru Seattle on his way TO
the Orient and has accepted an invi.
tation to speak 10 the club. the hour
10 be announced later. Hostesses:
Mrs. Alvah l.. Carr and DR.. Mabel
Seagrave.
Friday, May u, at $40 O'Clock,
the annual club dinner and make
merrie partie" will be held. at which
AL members are invited to appear
In gingharn. The hostesses for the
evening will be Mrs. Frank s. Bay.
ley. Mrs. Harold Hemphnl, Mrs.
Warren o. FusseIman and Miss
Edith r. Bennett.
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".SIGN ON THE DOOR"
AT METROPOLITAN

'-rhs Sign on the Door which
opened Mt the Metropolitan Sunday
night with Marjorie Hambeau In the
leading role. II pulsaung nnelo.
drama, which pulsaies without The
use Of artificial stimuiants.
In other words, tho Claiming Poi
lock drama Obtains a kick without re.
sorting 10 the time.worn theatrical
"hokum" OF the American stage.
Marjorie In an actress. not OF the
first rank. but with sufficient discern.
ment not 10 beat on the doors In her
mimetic irritation and not 10 shrek
shrilly 20 denote aristocratie rage
First class uielodrama In rara The
Sign on the Door Ii far removed
fro mths conventional thriller. Pol
lock. a broadway hack. has outdone
himself In the composition Of the
piece. and Miss Rambeau adds 10 the
tone ard drama OF the play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02
Los Angeles
Philharmonic Coming
Nav 8

Coming as climax 20 the musi
cal season. tho Philharmonic Orches
ira OF los Angeles. with Walter
Henry Rothwoli conducting and his
gifted wife az solotat. viii give a
conecr, ut the Arena. Monday eve.
ming. May Q. under the local RAN,
Augment Of Mrn- John NJ. sparEur.
This will be tho first appearance
here OF the orchestra. which mum.
bcrs rs musicians. MIR. Rothwell
has established an international
reputation m conductor Of unusual
gifts and Mime. Rothwcli. drumatic
soprano. has been conapicuoualy
successful both In grand opera and
on the concert stage.
Prior to accepting the baton Of
the Los Angeles Philharmonic two
years ago. Mr.. Rothwell led sym.
phony orchastras In 81 Paul and
New York. His first American
success was achieved when he CON
Quoted for the Savage Grand
Open company. Previously. he had
won recognition In Europe an =
musician and interpreter Of sym.
phonic works. Last summer. be
directed tho Stadium concerts In
New York. and the metropolitan
or.ucs hailed him a. n concuceor
of extraordinary n,falinmcntz.
The los Angeles Philharmonic
was organized under ausptcious
circumstances. The orchestra u a
monument to the phllanthroplc
idoalism OF w. A. Clark. Jr. q mil.
iionaire musical connoi.seur. who
financed tho project Hundreds Of
Thousands OF dollars wer. expended
In bringing together an en.rmbIr
Of skilled musicians-aii high al.
aired men--to be moulded by Mr..
Eoihwell into a symphony orchestra
ready TO stand comparison with the
bert.
Tho ensemble from CAiisorni,
probably will be the last viSif'-'-
symphony orchestra to play In Sc
attic for some time, as. In view %
the incrased cost OF transportation.
virtually all OF the great orchestraa
hive determined TO abandon theii
annual tours.
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Business and
Professional
WOmen's Clubs

Tuefday, May .. the Seattle Bust.
neas and Professional Wonen's club
will hold n closed meeting for mem
bern will be admitted 10 the Assem-.
meeting and the annual election Of
officers will take place. No mem.
her will be admitted TO the Assem-
bly, room OF the Chamber OF Com.
merce unless they present their
membership card entitiing them 10
vote for the new officers. AZ the
iaat meeting OF the club n straw
vote or primary vote was taken In
order 60 give the club an opportun-
ity 10 express Its opinion relative
To the prospective new officers, and
the nominating committee In elect.
Ing officers for the coming year
will be guided largely by the con
nensus Of opinion OF the club.
ON May 10 the club will hold fs
annual stunt Night and Mothers
Night at the First Methodist church.
There will be many novel and In
tercstins stunts and delicious re.
frcshmsnts. All members are urged
to attend this meeting and bring
their mothers or one friend.
The club voted to give iib 20 the
financial support of the national
advertising plan for advertising the
state Of Washington TO the tourists
thru our national organ. The fnde-
pendent Woman. which reaches over
30. 900 women turnout tho United
states The State Federation hopes
20 be able TO put this publicity pro
gram over by June In order 20 at
tract the women West on their VA,
ca tons. The women's Advertising
club OF Seattle have expressed their
Willingness 10 cooperate with Miss
Anna Marie Bruegserhoff, the state
publicity chairman. In working up n
comprehensive and clever page OF
advertising for our state.
The club IL planning 70 take
charge Of two most interesting trips
20 Alaska this summer. Miss Long
has charge Of the arrangements for
these trips and will personally con
duct tho trip starting July 10.
which win last ~ days and will
cost tisb, plus per cent war tar.
Tho second trip will be planned for
leaving Seattle on July 30 and will
be an ii.day trip. which will cost
1880. Any club members or bust
ness women interested In becoming
one Of either Of these two jolly par.
ito. kindly notify the club or any
OF It's members. and particularly
Miss Long.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02
WOMEN'S CLUBS

and Olive at. the Laurel camp. Royal
Neighbofn OF America. will hold n
card party at p. m.
Gencrai George Washington Circle
General George Washington circle,
Ladies Of the q. a. r.. viii enter
tain with a dinner before the usual
meeting on Tuesday. May .. Every.
ore cordially invited.
Joan ~ Arc Club
More than 100 invitations have
been issued by the Joan OF Arc club
90 the first dance Of series which
viii be held In the ballroom Of the
Terry hotel, Tuesday evening. May ..
Queen Anne Circle Of Child Conser.
walton League
Queen Anne circle Of the Child
Conservation league. will not hold
It's regular meeting on Tuesday. May
3. on account Of II being chiidren's
week. The next regular meeting will
be held Tuesday. May IL.
Nordlcs Choral Club
Tho Nordica Choral club win meet
every Tuesday evening In the Fine
Arts building. at s:ib .. IN.
Dorc~s Circle
The DorraA circle viii he enter
talned at the home OF Mrs. q. H.
Hutton. oss West s5th st. Tuesday.
May .. at p. m.
QuArnnte Club
Qusunts club. with Mrs. w. r.
iIitchingr at home of Mrs. Hancock.
tist chilberg ave. Regular meet
Ing.
Eastern Star Club
Eastern star club at 1890 Arcade
building at p. m. Card party.
Elliott Ray Camp
Elliott Bay Camp. NJ w. A.. o.
Knights OF Py,hias hail. 1924 Third
ave. Dance for members and friends.
Red Crvss Nursing Glasses
Red Cross nursing ciassos at
tumble Shop and Kirkland at 10
a m. at whltworth school at i:3o.
at Bryant sch6oi at and at Red.
mond at = p. IN.
Seattle Court No. I
Sea,tie Court No. 1. o. OF A.. n,
Masonic Temple at . y. IN Initia.
ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02
OLD FAVORITE AT
MOORE ORPHEUM

Irene Franklin. the well.known
vaudeville favorite. headlines the
orpheum vaudeville bill at the Moore
this week. Miss Franklin's act In
made up mostly OF character song
stories Of a comical and pleasing ma,
ture. Burton Green IL the pianist
who assists Miss Franklin
Harry LsnEdon. In his offering.
'Johnny's New Car" In n comedy act
that appeals 20 all. lie In assisted by
the Misses Rose and Cecil.
George Woman appears IN q rood
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02

Russell. when plans for tho. summer
season were Discussed. Saturday.
May IL. was chosen for tho date OF
the opening tea. followed by a week.
ly tea each Thursday afternoon. as
was the custom last season. with
hours from 4 until 8 O'Clock.
Presiding over the Inequalities
win be four vic, presidents OF the
club--Mrs. Joshua Green. Mrs. J. ID.
Lowman, Mrs. Edwin A. s,rout and
Mrs w. H. MeEwan. who viii take
the place OF Mrs Daniel Kelieher.
now visiting In Virginia A group
OF girls win be the assistants.
Mrs. John ID. Farrell ard Mrs
Frederick Struve viii be In charge
OF arrangements for these charming
affairs. The first supper dance Of
the season will be- given on Friday
evening. May 20.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
Rcd cros. Nursing Ciaa->s

Monday and wednesday evening.
at Catewood. T.is. o'clock: Monday
and Thursday morning. Mt tumble
shop. 10. Tu~sday and Thursday
afternoon. a, whi,worth school. i.so.
Tuesday and Friday afternoon. at
bryant school ,. Monday and Friday
evening. at Y. W. G. A.. tbs ntoso.
mary ciubls Monday and Wednesday
morning. ai Colorrd Y. w. &. A.. 10:
Tuesday and Friday morning. at
tumble Shop. 10. Tuesday and Friday
morning. at Kirkland. 10. Tuesday
and Friday afternoon. at Redmond.
J. Two new classes. the last this
aeason. are now organized. One. the
Noncmnry club ciass. has changed
lin place Of meeting 10 the Y. w.
G. A.. and will take a few more reg.
situations OF E'ris who would like
10 Join an evening class. for Monday
and Friday evenings. Tn. other In
the new morning class at the tumble
Shop. for Tuesday and Friday morn.
mgr. for which registrations are
stu open.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02
Informal Bridge
Luncheon

Mrs. Percivai Collins il entertain.
Ing with an Informal bridge luncheon
at her home Wednesday afternoon,
complimentary TO Mrs. A. II. Brsck.
EFT. who has recently returned from
an Eastern trip. Only intimate
friends Of the honor guest have been
! Invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02
Luncheon in Everett

As a compliment TO Miss Ruth HUI.
bert Mrs. Charles Diller Frstt Is en-.
tertaining at her home In Everett. on
Friday afternoon. with bridge
luncheon. Covers win be placed for
thirty guests A number OF friends
Of the honor guest will motor UP for
the affair.
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Mrs. MACPHERSON
TO Entertain

In compliment TO Mrs. A. II
Brackett. Mrs. John r.. MacPhernou
will be hostess at bridge ten at her
home wednesday afternoon. May IL
The invitations have been confined to
the intimate friends Of the honor
guest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02

former students at the university
commons. Saturday. May 7. There
viii b. a dinner at $40 .. m. follow.
ed By dancing. singing and general
good time. All are urged TO come.
RESERVATIONS mus, be made not later
than noon Of May and may be made
by calling Kenwood arcs. or North
1850. local 81. or by mail. Arrange
mens arc.in charge OF Miss Martha
Koehne. department OF home eco
Monies. University Of Washington.
Husbands. wives and swcetheartn
are cordially invited.
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Mrs. Kedtor to Be
ConlpImented'
at Luncheon

Complimentary 10 Mrs Frederic
w. keator. OF Tacoma. Mrs. Robert
Arneson and Mrs Carl Tve,e win be
Joint hoste~ses at a luncheon Of ten
covers. a, the home OF Mrs. Tvete. to.
morrow afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02

Mrs. Lou staude dramatic so
rrano. has been chosen as soiolst to
appear with the Apollo club for their
second annual concert which Ia TO
BE- given In the New Thought Audi.
forum. May 4. Mrs Staudc L. new
20 Seattle musical circles. having
come here from the East where she
was engaged In concert work for
several years Previous to that she
was connected with the Lombardic
Opera Company.
The program 20 H. given follows
3fNs n MOUSE sssssss..s.s.. sHartoCk
Evening ser-nads". ..............ra ehe
The oardsn OF Your Heart.
.............s...... nor~l Salt sr
Apollo Male cheFus
Happy Bong" ........ Theresa del ni.ge
Vol 10 sapeta on. Mama" from
'CavaiieriA Rustieans"1 Geese. .NsscaEui
Mira Lou atsud1
the Lamp OF tho West" ....... Parker
Joan Peer told snEtlsh hunting sonGD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02
>JeattIe
Jociet4

Trinity Church Wedding
Untes Miss So,Cie and
Mr.. Henderson; May
Plans for Women's U,.i-
rersity Club Are Made
Kno,cn; Tennis CLUB
Announces Summer Ac-
tirities.
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MANS ATONEMEN7"
AT THE WILKES

The dramatic finish 81 ynA
wilkes three-aet play, ~NauS
Atoncnent." which opened at th,s
wilkes Sunday matinee with Jane
Morgan playing tho title role. 10
the big scene that re's the art
over" The finish. which tells Il
woman cocaine TENDS seifeazt
flee for a young and Innocent chi
from her home town. puts any
movie thriller 10 shame
Miss Morgan plays the TIDE rcas
capably and Mary Thorns ana
Alexis Luce are also cast In stas
rolea. Norman Feusier " an en-
cellsnt villain Henry Hail. Fan
ehon Everhart. Anna Athy. Julia
Eimendorf and Rita Boiand are wen
cast In their parta-
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Tennis Club to Gire
Series of Teas

The executive board Of the Seattle
Tennis club were entertained at
luncheon Friday afternoon at the
club house. by Mrs. Montgomery
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MINSTREL ACT ON
PALACE HIP BILL

AS gloom chasern. the two men
and trio Of girls Appearing AZ Can
tors Minstrels at the head OF ths
new show at Loewrs Palace HIP.
scored a rousing SUCCESS yesterday.
Carl Nixon perpetrates most Of the
laughable nonsense In his irnper.
sonation OF colorcd belle. ~drenel
10 kill" Anna Marion and Mon
ocie Mansley likewise go forth and
capture a lions share OF aughtse
and applause with their singing.
chatter and comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02
First Hill Guild in
Charge of Orthopedic
Tea Sion TMe8dnu

The First Hin guild win have
! charge OF the Orthopedic Tea Shop
tomorrow. Mrs. A. @. Dunn will be
the hostess. assisted by Mrs. A. J.
Fidken, Mrs. w. ID. Perkins, Mrs.
Charles X. Collins. Mrs. George Rel.
ley. Mrs. r. w. Buschmann. Mrs
Stockton Veazey and Miss Margaret
Broson.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. A. F1cager and
daughter, Betty. removed Saturday
from The Washington Arms apart
ments TO the home OF Mr.. and Mira.
William Edris. 1913 18th ave. N.
Mrs. George Cline, Of Minneapolis.
who has been visiting In California.
rs the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
II. Hedges for a few days, en- route
TO her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Talbot. Of San
Francisco. who are guests at the
Hotel Washington, arc spending a
few days in Cosmopolis.
Mr.. Edward Morgan Mills re.
turned Saturday from a short bust
ness trip to Chicago.
Mrs Margaret Hubert, of victo-
ria- is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. 8.
III. Hedges.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Agnow
katherine SMITH, of Everett, are re-
ceiving concentrations upon the
birth OF a son yesterday at the swed.
ish hospital.
Miss Virginia jefferson and Miss
Frances listed. who have been visit.
Ing in Wenatchce, have returned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02
Chapter A. c. p. r.. q.

Chapter A. c.. +. r.. O.. will hold
a rumnage sale May and at tho
weAtiake market Millinery will be
featured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02

OF an in<ussries In Finland. the
timber industry leads In the number
Of employees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02

Seattle lodge No. Z. Degree Of Hon
or Protective association. win hold n
business Meeting at y. m. In Ever.
green hall. Arcade building. 10 which
members and their friends arc In.
vited.
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.sss..ss.s.sss..s ..ssss..sss.a srfr~~s
The NuiiiEsn Nusksfeers-. Atktason
Apollo Male Chorua
"rsasrday and To-day" ts.s...--ts....
.........s.........C has oiesrt aprc-s
"Obstlnaticn" ........H ". de fpnfsnalliss
Robin. Robin. sing Me a song ......+
..........r........C haa. Guhsft spross
Mrs lou Htapds.
In This Hour Of softsasd api-ndor'...
ssssssttsss ssssssssr..s sItnsutt
The Long Day Closes .......... Huiiivsn
"toasack War Song aFksf
Apollo Nais Chorva
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Moro than half Of the gloves sa6
mitisns Of the United States come
from Johnstown and GIoversviile.
N Y.
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CLUBS FOR TUESDAY
Broadway High School PIT. A.

f"Nsftf Wv
Bruadway High schco, PIT. A.
Miss Martha Kohone Of the Uni.
verrity OF Washington. will talk ON
''Dietetios'' at the meeting OF the
broadway High School PIT. A. at
2:7o at tho school. w. h. Hendrick
son. boys adviser. will speak on
Boys" and the subject OF the
Lunch Room" will be discussed.
Woman's Educational Club
The woman's Educational club
win hold its annual election of Off.
GERS nj 2,s0 .. m. at the Federation
club house. Harvard ave. ana Thorn.
as st
Lady Stirling Chapter. n. A. II.
Lady Stirling chapter. -. A. r..
win hold an aii-day meeting and an.
nuai election OF officers at the home
Of Mrs. George II. Appleton. 3s2t
East Highland drive. Luncheon viii
be served at IL o'clock.
Study Club
The study club OF the Rainier
chapter OF the ID. A. II. will meet
with Mrs. william ]. Blackwell. 1914
broadway ~. at p. m.
Scufti. browning Society
The seattle Browning society viii
meet at iit5 n. IN. at the university
common. and at i:50 the members
will adjourn to the home OF Mrs. T..
A. seibert. t7it 18Th ave. ~. The
subject OF the lesson will be THE
Ring and the hook"
Parliamentary Procedure Class
The parliamentary procedure class
81 tho Seattle Council OF Minute
Women will hold It's last meeting Mt
I o'clock In the club room. No. 2.
Y. w. c. A. Mrs. George ~. Me.
Laughlin will be the instructor.
Rainier PIT. A.
Mrs. A. X. Ftsken will speak on
Things Worth while" a, the meet
ing OF the Rainier PIT. A. IN room
No, ~ OF IN. school at D IN. The
annual election Of officers will take
place and the girls % the seventh
grad. will contribute several songs 10
the program. Refreshments will be
served.
Sunset Heights Literary Club
"Radium" will be ths subject Of
discussion a, the meeting Of the sun.
set Heights Literary club at the
homo Of Miss May Douglas. <3s1
Whitman ave. at i,so p. m.
Woman. Tuesday Club
Tho woman's Tuesday club WIN
NEE, at i210 at the home OF Mrs
r. J. Aaron. soos East Lynn st
Seattle Progressive Cub
Reports Of the stat. legislative
council and the city federation meet.
ings will be given at the meeting OF
the sea,tl. Progressive club at
O'Clock at the Federation club house
Eiaie lincoln Benedict Club
Tho human analysis eiass Of the
Elsie Lincoln Brnefic, club will NEE,
In parlor u OF the Frye hotel. Third
ave. and Yesier way. During the
evening readings viii be given by
Prof A. l.. sner. IN. D.. and Prof.
John r. Aver. and the subjec; will
b. The Rehearsal OF the Benedict
Types"
IAdi~s' R~li-f Society
The Ladies' Relief society win meet
at o. m. at the Seattle childrcn's
home. Tenth ave. W. and McGraw st.
Ali Review No. 50
And Review No. 50 Of the Macon.
bees viii hold initiation In the w.
o. w. hall a, p. m;
I. q. r.. CIub
The l.. o. Il. club will meet IN the
E.iks' club.
Seattle Losiee No
Seattle lodge No. Z. Degree Of Hon
or Protective association. win hold n
business Meeting at 9 y. m. In Ever.
green hall. Arcade building. TO which
members and their friends arc In
vited-
iAurri Camp
AZ the Swedish club. Eighth ave.
We dye your rags and |
old carpets and weaveI
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comedy monoIogus. Hibbitt and Msfls
put across plenty Of smart psffAr.
and their ae, IN well receiycd
Hewoi and Most. In their act. On
the Lawn" with thsir quaint song
and dance numbers. were wei Ikea
by the audiences. -
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Ohio University Alumni
There win he bix reunion Of
Ohio State University alumni and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02

A. the Swedish club. F:ighth ave
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Eisie Lincoln Benedict Club

Tho human analysis eiass Of the
Elsie Lincoln Bcneiic, club will NEE,
In parlor u OF the Frye hotel. Third
ave. and Yesier way. During the
evening readings viii be given by
Prof A. l.. Eu.r. IN. D.. and Prof.
John r. Aver. and the subject will
b. The Rehearsal OF the Benedic,
Types"
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Report. Of the state legislative
council and the city federation meet.
ings will be given at the meeting OF
the sea,tl. Progressive club at
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Rainier PIT. A.

Mrs. A. X. Ftsken will speak on
Things Worth white" a, the meet
ms OF the Rainier PIT. A. In room
No, II OF the school at , D IN. The
annual election Of officers will take
place and the girls ~ the seventh
grad. will contribute several songs 10
the program. Entertainments will be
served
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The Ladies' Relief society win meet
at .. m at the Seattle childrcn's
home. Tenth ave. W. and McGraw 81.
Ali Review No. 50
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Seattle INige No :

The l.. o. T.. club will meet IN N
Eiks' club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02

And Review No. 50 Of the Macon.
bees viii hold initiation In the w.
o. w. hall at 9 p. m.
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'Radium" wiii be ths subj-c, Of
discussion a, the meeting Of the sun.
set Heights Literary club at the
homo Of Miss May Douglas. <:s1
Whitman ave. at i'so p. tn
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Rcd Cru.. Nursing Glasses

Red Cross nursing classes At
tumble Shop and Kirkland at 10
a m. at whltworth school at i.so.
at Bryant school at and at Red.
mond at J .. IN.
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Tho Woman's Tuesday club WIN
NEE, at i21o Mt the home OF Mrs.
r. J. Aaron. soot Eas, Lynn st
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The parliamentary procedure class
81 tho Seattle Council OF Minute
Women will hold It's last meeting nj
I o'clock In the club room. No. 2.
Y. w. c. A. Mrs. George ~. Me.
Laughlin will be the instructor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02

The seattle Browning society viii
meet at iit5 a. IN. AZ the university
commons and At i:So the members
will adjourn to the home OF Mrs. r.
A. seibert. t7it 18Th ave. ~. The
subject OF the lesson will be THE
Ring and the hook"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02
Seattle Court No. I

Seattle Court No. /. o. OF A.. a,
Masonic Temple at .. m Initia.
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02

and Olive st. the Laurel camp. Royal
Neighbofn OF America. will hold a
card party ut 8 p. m.