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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
ADDITIONAL CLUBS

In expectation Of big lnffur Of
Eastern women into Seattle during
the 1871 touring season. arrange
m-n's were completed yesterday By
officials Of the Young Women =
Christian Association 10 have It's ho-
tri facilities rcudy for the host 81
yisitcrn SgprcH Of women tourists
have already r.gist~red at the aaso
ciRtion hotel and the number h in.
crcaring daiiy.
Under tho direction ~ Mrs X. r.
Steam. hotel manager. tho assocta.
ton hotel has provided % additional
beds for wom~n tourists this season.
The hossi--tho only exclusive WON
ems ho-ieiry In tho Northwest la a
nlnc-Htpry structure and Ia provided
with tea rooms. cafeteria overlooking
f'uEc, Sound. manicure. swimming.
gymnasium and many other depart
nen,n for the convenience OF visitors
Ail 81 these departments have been
put IN shape To receive guests and II
Ia the associations policy TO be "a
considerable as possible In the welfare
OF visitors.
Last season rnor- than Is. 900 WON.
en- registered at tho ~ hotel and
most Of these returned TO their
homes In all sections of the country
praiHinR Seattle and the splendid no
tel offered women by the iocsd Y. W.
G. A.
Tn. 1900 record established hst
year In expected To be eclipacd b. the
1874 tourist travel TO Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
ALL-UNIVERSITY PLAYLETS
AT MEANY HALL TONIGHT

written by J. Matthew O'connoY. ~
be acted by Grant Merrill, Wilhes|
nina Crawford, Richard Bennett
Alien Cover. Donald Harris and IL!
land Ayers.
"cloistered Calm 10 by Alice ".
Ernst. the talented wife OF a univcf(
hty professor, who has a onreer ID
her own. Harold Mcclinton, Wild
had tho principal role. IL unforttk
nately III. and rumor has IL tbal
Glenn Hughes himseif may appeal
before the footiiRhts. Even The ser1I
GUS students are snxioug 10 zee how
the prof can beat his own COACH
ing. This modern comedy win ~
acted by Evelyn Atkinson, Paul HsI
drick, jr.. and Donald Harrfa
Iiughe9 own play. a romantic
phantaEy called -Pierrot's Mother.
will have a cast composed OF Grant
Merriol. Constance Phillips and Heb
en- Archer.
Marie Brouiette m assembling I
special orchestra, and Marian Els
will arrange incidental violin music.
Stage settings OF unusual artistic
nets are designed and executed b.
Marshall GIN.
Francis Griswoic IL stage mana
ger. Don Mcdonnell businass mana,
ger. assisted by cyrfl Show.
In the poster contest Sally Martfd
won first place for "CloIstered Calm
and Harold Smith second place foe
Tho silver Hcrmes."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
GIRL MAKES /
DISCOVERY

of course. Morie. there msy ~
Just scores Of ways that all the Grid
ret these adorable things they're
wearing nowadays, but 20 far a. I'm
concerned. there's only one way for
me- and that way I've just disccv.
cred. It's roing TO solve all my fss-
ture problems.-
My dear. II must have been some
discovery. I've never seen you look
so Mica Tha, taffeta dress Il ador-
able. You look like ready money
DO really. Molliey The stSango
part In that ! got II at Cherry's With
out any ready money. Think Of III
It's only $3.50 and I can take a.
long as ! want to pay that I also
got the loveliest tricotinc for the Of
ficc for the same price ana I had
practically no cash to ~ down ~!
either. Ready money isn't 70 im-'
portant. Is itv'
Their store IL 1o7 Riaito buildlng.
on Second ave. between Madison and
Spring. over the "Pig'n whist1e. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
PALACE HIP HAS
LIVELY PROGRAM

Pun OF whimsical comedy and =
generous supply Of melody. the new
show that opened yesterday at
Lows Palace Hip proved popular
Hcrnice Ia Barr and her braun, the
iatinr quartet OF maio comedians
and nng.rn. have an outstanding fea.
turs In their melanEe of comedy.
singing and dancing.
Hart and Helene have an up-so
date novelty that bears The nisbcad.
lnR title Antiques
Graceful and ytvacloun strpperw
are the Meiroy Sisters.
foats on the bounding ,rampoiine
always speli skin and fun. and IN.
performance of Wilbur and Lyke In
no exception.
June Caprice In seen In the feature
photopiay. "Rowu~s and Romance. +"
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By Mrs, Max West

NJ mail continues Tn show a
gratifying number OF letters from
young women anxious 70 know
how 10 ''atart right" with the care
OF their babies. Some Of these arr
among the brides-to-be OF the sum.
n.r and fall. Those are the ones
Who stand In a position OF real ad
vantage. for there In stll time for
them TO master the Fundamental
principles Of hone-mAking and
family rearing. before both homo
and family arc demanding every
hour Of their time. strength and
thought
hope my young women rad
ers will not think me hopelessiy
old fashioned when / say that few
things are. In my opinion. more
necessary 70 relieve the unhappL
ness OF the word than that our
girls should have. somewhere In
their carc-rs. at least one year u
the rtiffcNt. most scientific train
Ing possible in the great science
and art OF homo and family build
inE.
II n -la TIM, our young men
are afraid To marry until they arc
well-csiabiishcd because girls can
not be expected To meet them half
why and stand by them as part.
nsrs In great enterprise. bot
mus, he INDUCED and saved every
sacrifice and spared every hour Of
toll cannot believe that the
majority Of weli.born and esiu.
Gated American girls really believe
in twasidlc OF this rort after hav.
INK been shown what sacrifice
means thru the experience Of war.
Surely their manifold experiences
in tho business world OF the present
generation. must show them the
value OF experience and special
trimming for any enterprise In which
they expec; to succeed
There n enormous opportunity
FOR a generation OF young women
20 put the business Of tho home
in the Same class with other bust
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
| Delta Chi Fraternity
Dinner Dance

A formal dinner danoe WIN be
given this evening at the Yacht
club by Delta Chi Fraternity. The
committee In charge Includes Mr..
Julian ID. Matthews. Mr.. Guy Fran.
els Phipps. Mr.. Deuzii Abel, Mr..
Morrison Campbell. Mr.. John @
Pacey and Mr.. Daniel Prescott
chairman.
Tho patrons and patrones-cs VIII
be Col and Mrs. John @. Matthew'S
Col. and Mrs. Charles ID. Phillips
Dean and Mrs. John r. Condor,
Capt and Mrs. Eben X. Mcrideth
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Allan and
Mrs. A. s. HaRgett.
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Summer Program at
Wonsen's University

NtWV
The wcmcns University club an
nounccs Its program for the sum
mer. beginning with a luncheon on
"Wednesday. June 1. at 1880 o'clock.
4 special business meeting VIII be
held on saturday. June 4. at i;se
ana -. table d-hote matinee
lunchcons will be served. and will
continue during July and August.
Tho annual club picnic has been ar.
ranged for Saturday. juno IS. at the
home OF Mrs. II. Ii. Denny. at Loeb.
kesden. A chartered boat win leave
Madison Park al 1889 n. tn Lunch.
cor will be at IL O'Clock, with the
new members serving.
The following dates havc been ar
ranged for tho various sororitics 10
meet for luncheon. Those desiring
changes viii notify Mrs. William
Pnrkhurst Brswfey. chairman OF the
entertainment committee.
June e. chi Omega. June -. rn, M:
yuas 81, University Of Oregon. June -.
Unsv~rsasy Of iiinots. June %. ~ Beta
mi. June 10. Alpha Otnicrcn ~
1uay 4. Delta xetas July 5, ze'a Tau
Aioha: July 8. KsprA Alpha meta Isiy
q. Alpha NJ Delta. July II. Stanford.
Ju1y ~. Delta Gamma. July IL Delta
uaaA Delta. Juiy Is. sigma Aappai July
~. Alpha Gamma Delta. July ~. ksppA
XaDpa Gamma. July 20. Gamma Pit,
Jufy "a NJ HotyoSe. 5aiy -. Smith
Jofy -. Radcliffe. July IS. cni o-nesa,
Jniy 81. Alpha Phi. July %. Alpha cni
0unegA
Auxua I. University Of California.
Auxuss .. vns~Ar. August :. ~ HetA PM.
August ). Phi Au. August 4. Knox
Ao4usS >. unfvcrksy Of waannxser.
Auguss 10 Data Gamma. Ausuu ~
zoeA rss Alpha: August Is. Wellesley
August ~. Delta z<ta. August ~. ksyps
A1pha rn.tA; August 10. Alpha NJ Deisas
AuHszss -. Alpha ou,icr-s M August "a.
QateA Delta D~itA. August -. sigma
xAooa. Aagss "a Alpha Delta p
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
BANANA SALAD

This salad should be mad. IN small
quantities.. for bananas turn dark
quickly. after exposed 10 air. and arr
not attractive. Take str bananas
split and remove pulp carefully. Bca,
TO cream and add half thai guam
tity Of fresh PEACHES. cut very finely.
one tablespoon issnon iuic~. thr~e Of
confectionery sugar. Reril banana
skins and chin befor. nsr,rrr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
RED AND BLACK

Rcd and black are combination
which Is especially strong on French
Imported frocks. The body Of tho
scheme ~ usually black with touches
Of the brilliant color.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
ORIGINAL

Hats have ways ~ she.r own this
season. a model from Paris turns
IFS brown Milan brim mp at n start.
ling angie In 'front.' and paraiss at
nearly the from. top Of the crown
a huge ribbon bow. the ends OF which
hug tho crown from ssdc to nisia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27

Tho the comfort az ire small hat h
too complete to he ever discarded.
smart miiiiners are showing some
ravishing models on sweeping lines
and In startling colorsL Hu., sailors
are coming 10 the foro--but there IL
no halfway mark with tho sailor. II
either niakea or breaks the proflia. 10
beware.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27

n-vos, TO put the science Of M
homo alongside the other fndb-|
penzabie sciences Of the hour; and
10 make the art Of home making
one whose happy achievement Il .
goal 70 b. sought by all young
women When this happens. We
shall hear less of the long lisf Of
social problems and miser1es which
nov bcsct the world
Q-How can ! learn how = start
my baby right and keep uyself
10 good condition,
Al am glad b rcpsy = ysuu
apesfion by letter. and n send yos
some instructive pamphlets On betl
subjects.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
Plan Con,posers Dan

The Seattle Music Study club has
planned a Seattle Composer Day
for next Tuesday In Frederick 4
Nelson's auditorium. The following
program has been arranged:
~ Meadows. Marian Coryc1
Msp. Carl HoblitzclI and Mrs George
Dalton. Composer At the Piano.
~ Red Fez March Carl Ellis Expert
Miss Irene Bsitrusch
Marsh Crsss. .Hazsi rhane Summers
u Lilac Time -Daisy wood HIIdrcth
Twilight. ................ Katherine Glen
Mrs v. ". y. Anderson.
Mrs Dalton. a1companlst.
0ome Greet the Morn ............
.................D Daisy Wood HfIdr.th
The wooing Of the Spring Bird. ..
........-.........T. Howard Piumnsr
3fsrrot. .....,...... Amy Aldrich Worth
Miss Ruth Pryor
Miss Juliet Gualtisr. aecomparfvt
Laughing. Mrs. Frank ID. Black
Oey.. Mrs Frank ID. Black
Mrs william ". BrownfieId
0rds Of Spring Mira Homer Lsroy Eieher
Composer at the Piano
In the Dreaming Time. .Lrusiila Pereival
Ave Maria. .............. Claude Madden
Dedicated IN Mrs. Hobiitbxsl
Mrs. HobiitzeIl
Mr. Dalton. accompanies
waiting. ....... .Adelina Garcia Appleton
Ny Lady's Smile. .... Miriam Crshsm
WHAT'S the use. Marian Coryell
Good Night. Marian Coryeli
Mrs ". e. sImpkin
MAs Coryell. accompanies
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Seattle
(oCiet4
Mrs. Bvdcrick Pld s
Large Bridge Tea; Pro-
gram Announced for
w o m c MS University
Club.

AIRS. HENRY RRopF.HICK Is -
lS1 suing invitations for a bridge
sca 10 BE- given at her home on We'd
uessiay afternoon. Juno sth. Eighteen
tnnfes will he IN play with al.
asticnal guests coming in At tho tea
hour. ala1h6X
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Personal

Or. Harry Eugene Aiien. who un
derwent an operation az the rrovi'
dencs Hospital. Monday. In improv
ing. but will not be removed TO his
homo FOR two weeks.
Miss Lucille Greene II leaving To
morrow evening for SPOKANE
Mr.. and Mrs. william a. Keiton
have returned from q short witt to
Lake Crescent
Mira j. Tate Mason and son.
James. will npend the week end az
the guests OF Dr. and Mru. Walter A.
Moore 40 their summer homo neal
the Country club.
Mr.. and Mrs. r, NJ. Dudley and
Mr.. and Mrs Patrick Parncil CLARK
left this morning by motor for spo
kane. where they will spend the
week ond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Rowe and
Mr. and Mrs Maurice McMickon left
Thursday by motor for California
Mr.. and Mn. c. ]. Smith have al
their house guests for tho summer,
their daughter. Mira Godfrey Win
slow. and her children.
Mrs. Prank Korte Of Medical Lake
IL . wues, In the city Tor a few dAys
Miss Florence Aren. who has bean
attending Mcnio Park SCHOOL IN Call
fornla. win return about Juno 10
Mrs w. II. s~aKrave and daurh
TER. Miss Ellaballc. arr removing the
first OF the week from tho San
Marco arartm~nta 20 the Hotel sor'
rento. whore they viii remain for .
fortnight. They win then leave for
san Francisco where they Will make
their homo.
Mira Charles q. wurtofr OF Oak
land. Cal. viii arrive June :. &c
spend tho summer months with hes
parents. Mr.. and Airs Thomas Nun
SON
Miss Maude Wolis. who has b~en
spending a month IN California. has
recently returned To her home Id
this city.
sir. EdwAr. Stout Of Portland r.
a CUES, a. the Hofrl Washington
for q fc~ days.
Mr.. and MA Milton Powell ur~r~
naveyl are rccstvtnE oonEratnla
tons upon tho birth Of q son. Rob
ert Milton. AT the sound View Los.
pitai TuosdAy.
Mr.. J. NJ. Mccnnahey ieff
wednesday for Portland To remain
until Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry l. Egx~r'
left "Wednesday on motor trip "a
California They e1pect TO be gone
Two months.
Mr.. and Mira Harold shcar-r and
Mr.. ard Mrs Shirley Parker are
motoring 10 Hoods Canal for ths
~eak end
Mr.. Riley W. Mccoy returned las,
week from q five weeks Eastern
trip.
Mrs. y. J. Carpenter Of Yakima h
the house guest ~ her hrothertn.
la~ ard sister. .r. and Mn. Glen
". Owens. planning to remain two
weeks.
Mrs. u. l. Crane OF CsEtie Rock
- the guest 81 her parents. Mr. and
Ars. J. r. CiaEuc. Cor fortnight
Mrs. Agnes Husband of Topeka.
Kansas. national inspector of Delta
Delta Sorority. II the gucwt OF The
| local chapter for q few dayA
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Dinner at Home

A. a compliment TO Mr.. Riley W.
Mccoy. who has recently returned
from an Eastern trip. Mrs Mccoy
entertained with dinner OF ten
covers at her home Wednesday eve
ming.
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Informal Luncheon

Miss Karla and Miss Claire stoi-
tenberr viii be hostesses at small
informal luncheon at their home
next Wednesday.
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Mss Soelberg WM
Wed in June

H1 Henry Harrison Shects an
oDunccs tho engagement OF her
.&Aokhtsr. Adene Harriet soefberv. 90
Lkout Nathaniel Aianson Burnell IL.
y. & A.
mo wedding win eAks place the
hi of JunA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
Reunion Dance
Honoring Third
W1shinUfOn Infnnfru

Battery A. 14sth Field Artillery,
VIII hold q reunion dance In honor
Of former members Of the Third
Washington infantry. N. G. W..
Saturday evening. May %. as ths
Armofy. Special invitations have
ossn issuad - al former members.
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Informal Afternoon

complimenting Mrs. d. G. Crane,
who Is a visitor in the city. Mrs.
Earl A. Phillips will entertain in
formally at her home next wednes-
DAY afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
SAUSAGE LOAF

Ono part sauSags meat n two
parts bread crumbs: ono small onion
chopped finely. season with pre-
ferred seasonlngs. form In loaf and
bake until brown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
Informal Bridge

MIA w. I. Bunneman WAS host.
Go ~ her home yesterday after
noon. entertaining informally at
brsdxa
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Engagement Of Miss =
Korte and Mr.. Swdl,CeH
Announced

4r. and Mrs. Franz Korts Of Med.
1cai Lake announce the engagement
OF their daughter. Doris. TO Mr.. w.
Howard Swalweil, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph A. Swaiuerl The ned
ding date has not been set
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
FOR SLICTNG

To siioc hard.bolled egrr sharply.
heat your knife In hot water and 40
not dry II before you slash II quickly
thru the egg.
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Mrs. Greenough
Cosnplimes,ted at
LHNcheon

MrA Donald A. Nicholson enter.
tnined with a small luncheon at tho
0unset club today. complimentary TO
Mn Leo Greenough Of Troy. Mon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
Nrtpctlan Club Dance

The Venetian club win begin it's
series Of summer dances nj Fortuna
Pavilion. Saturday. May -. Coed
music and other entertaining fe4.
lures are assured. Boats will leave
Lc.chi park nj $50. 800 and go. re
turning shortly after midnight. The
COMMITTEES Ia charge Of arrangements
are All g. Nydln. william Erickson.
Alvin c. Eainsiead. Alton v. Bev.
eridgc. virEil Whitney. Jr- Myron
Leroy Hayden and Harold A. Davis.
chairman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27

F,sh can be scaled very easily n
put into boiling water for n minute
before the scaling process bcgina
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MRS. MAX VESTS ADVICE
ON THE CARE OF CHILDREN

e1pevf msthsv =
got sf,s medical sdes advice
shmd.n 'seise stamped
MRS NAY VEST the STAR SEATTLE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27

Fashions for sport and daytime hare borrowed a
note from the Purans seeking ertree simplicity OF line
Diana Auen Paramount star achieves the charm Of hat
mode IN marked degree IN this frock 10 buttons at the right
n-ashion and has pery straight ges Rajah six the
chosen material Nth collar aud cuffs Of chiffon cloth For
it. The ooi Harding blue. The sieevesdre scarcely
steeves at oil!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
RsIinrd ~. G. Il. IL

Ballard w. C. It. U. win hold tn
stituto at the Bethany Baptist
church. 2oth and W. eist at. Friday.
May IT. The ladies OF the church
will serve dinner at .. IN. The
evening program will commence at
. y. m and viii consist OF muzic
and a matrons' silver medal contest
No admission will be charged for the
3 o'clock meeting.
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Mrs s. W. Mowers entertained
U1Eh . pretty tea at her home yes
oGrdAy afternoon complimentinx
o1ra. Daniel Frederick Buckingham.
Assisting the hpstess were Mrs.
waiter MeEvan Tomkins. Mrs.
19wis l. Love and Mrs. Wayne
WnIing Keyes of Tacoma
Dispensing hospitaiities At the
ems the first hour were Mrs Fred
erfck Bausman and Mrs. Trafford
1auteson. and the second hour Mrs.
~. @. Cameron Of Tacoma and Mrs.
frank q. Taylor. During the after.
1Don Mrs. Frederick Rice OF Tacoma
ave several vocal selections. with
Mrs. Cameron at the piano
4 low basket OF snapdrayons and
D1aU beautified the dainty tea table.
while tulips. liiacs and lilies OF the
valley decorated the drawing room
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Consplimented at
Dinner

4 Mr. and MIA f b. Hartman en-
tortained with an Informal dinner
- their home last evening. eompli-
NDentary to Mr. and Mn. Riley w.
Mccoy.
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John n. Miller. w. H. G.

The past presidents OF John y.
Miller. w. H. G.. win be entertained
AZ the homo Of Airs. Jennie Allen. no
North 74th at. Saturday. May Is
Luncheon win b served al I
O'Clock
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MILK HINT

IL milk has bccorne vvry slightly
sourcd. !; can be used for baking By
adding a pinch 81 soda.
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Ham and eggs al Boidts.-Adyeu|
tisement.
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Fran<h-rs Field Popples

Members Of Y. w. c. A. clubs win
have "a booth for tho selling of
Flanders field peoples for the Amer
lean Legion. afternoon and evening.
Saturday. May "a. IN the Assooia-
ton building Members OF tho AGA.
ella club win be In oharg, from itiso
10 6, and thu Fellowship club girls
from 10 !.
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Daniel Harley PIT. A.

Mrs. T.. ]. Gardner will report on
Tho state convention and the children
In Miss Ruby Portnr's room will
contribute n group Of songs. at the
regular meeting Of the Daniel Bag
ley PIT. A.. Wednesday. June /. ~
tho school house
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CLUBS FOR SATURDAY
NoKik,mr Of Woesl,raft

A card party win he given by the
Neighborr OF woodcrnft on satur.
day evvning at 8 O'Clock. In tho Pan
ann Cafeteria
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27

The members Of thn Coterle of Sc
attic have chosen Wednesday. June
!. a. their day at the state .eonven-
ton OF Women's Clubs. which viii
be held In Tacoma from May 81 10
June 4. inciHGys., They will mess
in the Tnooma Mcihodlnt church a,
IN. registration bureau AT 9 .. IN.
and proceed from there 10 dinner
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WOMEN'S CLUBS

Fails. Sunday, May 20. Autos win
meet at Bothefi at $50 a IN.
Ciionian Club
The Ciionian club Delegates 10 the
state convention In Tacoma next
week viii be Mrs. H. ID. Bartlett, Mrs
John Hyneman and MIRA. William Il.
Hawthorne. state chairman OF thrift.
General George Washington Circle
A card party Will be given by Gen.
George Washington Circle No. %. on
"Wednesday evening. June 1. at
Wings Cafeteria All welcome.
Canadian Club
A dancing pgty by the Canadian
club viii be given on Tuesday even,
ing. May Al. $40 .. m. at the Won.
ems UniyerHity club. All Canadians
invited
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Alumnas OF Alpha Chi omega A.
Chapter House. 4sss 18Th ave. ~
T.. at y. m Benefit card party.
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University Mothsv~' Cub

The University Mother club has
issued Invitations TO n musicale tea
AZ the home OF Mru. Philip Gear.
hart. t7ss Eleventh ave. ~. r.. June
:. This affair viii bring 10 a close
the eleventh year Of the clubs activ.
lty. and II VIII be In the nature NJ
home coming" a. the guests are
20 BE- all OF the former members Of
the club.
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Mrs. Agnes Husband Of Topeka.
Kansas. national inspector If Delta
Delta Sorority. h the sucwt Of The
local chapter for . few dayn
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Mrs. u. l. Crane Of CaEtic Rock
= the CUES, q her parents. Mf. and
ars J. T. ciagae. Cor q fortnight
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Mrs. y. J. Carpenter Of Yakima b
the house guest u her hrothsr.sn.
la~ ard sister. 8r. and Mrr. Glen
". Owens. planning to remain two
weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27

Mira Charles q. wustoff OF Oak.
land. Cal. VIII arrive June :. to
spend tho summer months with her
parents. Mr.. and Mira Thomas Nun
SON
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27

Miss Maud. welis. who has been
spending a month In California. has
recently returned To her home ID
this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27

Mr.. and Ma Milton Powell Cr~re
naveyl are rccstvtnE oonEratnla-
tons upon tho birth Of son. Rob
ert Milton. at the sound View Hos
pital Tuesday.