The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-25
Business and
Professional
WOmen's Club

The following executive board Of
the Seattle Business and Profession
al Women's club have been appoint.
81 by Miss Helen Maxson:
MISS Lucia Ayers chairman OF
program committee.
Miss Tina Jorgensen. chairman Of
social committee
Miss Luiah Nearing. chairman Of
membership committee.
Miss Rcna KEEPER. chairman OF fin
ancc committee.
Mrs r. Haeber. chairman of fel-
iowship committee
Miss Edna Nichol. chairman Of
recreation committee.
Mias Aitha Perry Curry, chairman
OF Legislative committee
Miss Mollie G. Baldwin. chairman
OF civic committee
Miss Josephine Spicrbaucr. chair.
man Of educational committee.
Miss Nellie Hagborg. chairman OF
club rooms copmitfce.
Miss Elizabeth Mahoncy. chairman
OF thrift committee.
Miss Florence Gillespie. auditor.
Miss Lulu NJ. Fairbanks. chairman
Of National Federation committee.
Miss Anna Marie BrucggerhofY.
chairman OF publicity committee.
These committee chairmcn are APP
pointed for the coming year and
serve with the officers Of the club
In constituting the executive board Of
the organization. This year. in view
OF the fact that the club is growing
in numbers and In influence for
civic betterInent. II has been deemed
advisable 10 have an advisory board.
whose duties would be to meet with
the officers and the standing COM
mittee chairsoan to form policies and
recommend constructive activities.
therefore the president. Miss Helen
Msxson. has appointed DIR. Winner
Ford. Judge Reah NJ. Whitehead and
Mrs. Broussais c. Beck as the ad.
visory board for the coming year
On Tuesday evening. June 81. the
club had a picnic at Woodland park
20 greet the tourists and establish a
better spirit of friendliness among
them and the business women of our
city. This was a unique and inter.
csting outing and much good will
and happiness was derived from IT.
"Nesika Lodge" the Business and
Professional Women's camp at Pleas
ant Beach. on cambridge island, Is
one OF the best camps and most
beautiful spots on Puget Sound. AS
the club desires to make this camp
"A huge success for the benefit and
happiness OF all business girls and
women In Seattle. they are opening
II TO the benefit OF all interested.
The rates are nominal In comparison
TO the good time and rest one has.
II has been decided TO devote each
weekend at camp from now on until
the end OF the summer months to
certain firms and in this way give
the girls and women OF all establish
Hughes, u. S. A., retired
NINE PRACTICE
Captain Joseph Suley. U. s. A.. in
command OF the mine planter. the
Major Samuel Ringold. has left for
Fort Stevens. Oregon, where mine
practice Is in progress Mrs. Stiley.
during the captains absence. will be
the guest. with their children. of
Mr.. and Mrs. Royal c. Reed, of Spo
kane.
CHILDREN'S PICNIC
A picnic was given on Saturday
for the Sunday school children of
Fort Worden, the hostcsses. Mrs.
Miller, wife OF Major Charles Alvin
Miller. medical corps. u. S. A.. Mrs.
Lennon. wife of Major Kelley Ben
jamin Lennon. u. S. A.. and Mrs.
Bowler. wife OF Captain Louis
James Bowler. L. S. A.
HOUSE GUESTS
Major Kelley Benjamin Lennon
U. $. A., and Mrs. Lennon. have
as their house guests. at their Fort
Worden quarters. Mrs. William
Rusvolt and Miss Rnsvolt of Chi.
cago-