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at 6:S0 o'clock when covers will be lad for 15o guests Special music ana speakers will furnish entertain ment during the evening"
 Miss Rose Brenner, the National president from Brooklyn will be one of the leading speakers followed bv. Mrs. William Lyon Phelps of New Haven who will bring d message from the national convention of the League of Women Voters held recently in Cleveland. Ohio. Others to deliver brief addresses are Miss Jeanette Me riam Holdberg, executive secretary of the Jewish Chautaqua society. and Mrs. Leo H. HerZ of New Haven
 Mrs Charles Shapiro is chairman of the committee in charge assisted by: Miss Helen Moss, Mrs. Samuel Capit- man, and Mrs Bernard Saltman
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-05
FOUR
 INTEREST CITY

Senator George E. Mclean yester- day introduced to the United States Senate four petitions of interest to Bridgeport and Fairfield. One was the Chamber of Commerce's petition favoring legislation permitting cor porauons to deduct contri buttons or gifts made to corporations organized and operating exclusively for Teligi- ous. charitable. scientific or educa- tionaI purposes. Another was from the Women's Auxiliary of the Ameri- can Legion of Fairfield asking i'm me diate enactment of ex-Service men legislation The Robert Emmett club petition for recognition of the Irish Republic was also offered as was the petition of the Italian Gen eral committee opposing the propos- ed increased duty on Italian lemons
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-05
SAPLING PROVES DEATH TO FLIES

Washington, May 5-F'ly swatters and screens will be relegated to the junk pile if the United States Depart mcnt of Agriculture finds merit in the fly killing properties claimed for s;anlinc- grown from the seed of a Kentucky coffee tree by the late Pro lessor George F. Holmes of the University of Virginia. The sapling has been sent nere by the university for a test and with the hope that the seeds will be distributed throughout the country to eXterminate the pests
 Professor Holmes asserted that the
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-05
KU KLUx TO INITIATE 1000.

Atlanta, Ga, May 5-Knights of the ku kluX klan were gathered here
 from all parts of the country for a celebration today and tomorrow Of the founding of the order on top of Stone Mountain. six years ago. More than ,000 candidateS are to be taken into the order, acc1fdins to announce, ment of officials.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-05
Prominent Speakers
 At Annual Dinner
 Of Jewish Council

The annual banquet of the Bridge port section. Council of Jewish wom- en will be held in the ballroom of the heStratfield hotel on Monday evening
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-05
DEFICIT OF s2 MILLION

Milan. Italy, May At a neeting 2 of the stockholders of the Metaliurgic company, the biggest industrial con cern in Italy, it was announced to- day that the company has a deficit of sS2. 100000 The president said that the banks would have to rehabilitate the company.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-05

tree gave off 8 peculiar poison fatal to flies. He planted it in his garden and requested that it be dedicated as his only memorial.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-05

The claims committee of nhe Com mon Council will meet this evening instead Of Friday evening.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-05

Mrs. Frederick W. Read of 10 Rusling place, was hostess for the meeting of the Wednesday Morning Art club yesterday, The subject studied was, King Albert" The annual meeting will be held in khe near future
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-05

Mrs. Kenneth Norton of Washing ton avenue, left this morning to make her future home in PortcheSter, N. Y
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-05
PERSONALS

Miss Villa Reid of North avenue has left for Cleveland. O., where she will accept a, position and make her home with relatives.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-05

Universalislt church on Saturday af- ternoon.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-05

MT. and Mrs. Lawrence Marshall of 319 Hawley avenue are receiving 2 congratulations over the arrival of a son, born on May 3rd at their home. A food sale of homemade cake.
 ducted by the various clubs of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-11
Tetrazzini Seat Sale
Opens Today

Long before 10 O'Clock this morn
Ing hundreds % lovers OF Mime. Luisa
Tetraxzini stood IN line NJ sherman
Clay a Co.'S. Third and Pine, 10 30.
cure saata for the famous diya'a con
cert. which will be held at the Arena
Thursday evening. This Is the FIRST
day that seats have been placed on
sale to the general public and. nc
cording Go Frank J.. Hood. her local
manager. today's sale Will shat,er all
records.
This viii be the only concert OF
Mine. Tcirazzlni in tho state OF
Washington. as directly after her
ooncrr, here this week she viii leavs
for New York city. from which place
aho Will rsil for Europe on the frs,
OF May.
Assisting artists who viii appear
here with her arc Francesca Longo.
pianist. Mar Oegna. ccliist. and J.
Henri Bove. fiuiint.
Nine. Tctraxzini viii arrive in Seat.
tie Thursday morning In her own pri.
vato car. the "Mayflower." the car
tina, was used by former Presidents
Roosevelt. Taft and Wilson.
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A REAL THRILLER

You'll never believe until you've
tried how much trouble you can
save by doing II and how much
fun you can get out of IT, ! know
because I've done IT,"
Done what. my dear7 Don't
talk in circles. Can benefit by
II, too? What shall I do7"
You certainly can. All you have
to do is go TO Cherry's, Just as I
did. and pick out all the pretty
clothes you want: suits and coats
and sweaters and blouses and
dresses, and take them with you.
You don't have the trouble OF saw
ing and you have tho fun OF pick.
ing things out"
And then what happcns7"
why then comes the big sur.
prise. You're told you can buy all
these lovely things on credit. Mere.
y promise 10 pay monthly, and
pay no more in the long run than
" you were paying cash. isn't
that enough TO give anyone a real
thrill2'
Their store II 207 Riaito building,
on Second ave. between Madison
and Spring. over tho PIg'n Whistle
Advertisement.
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FASHION DISPLAY
AT LEWIS ORPHETM

Tho lady patrons Of Levy's Or
pheum are furnished n real treat
this week In the offering. The
Spring Models" The action takes
place IN a large department store.
and there In scene IN which tho
girls Of the chorus appear as mod
els displaying the latest fashions.
Eddie Wright and George REIN.
the two comedians. appear ms the re-
partment store managers. They get
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Margaret Matzenauer
Coming April Is

Margaret Mazonauer. contraito. o,
tho Metropolitan opera company
viii be heard here In concert or
Monday evening. April Is. at th'
Metropolitan theatre. she win b
assisted by Charles Carver. basso
and Frank La Forge. oomposer-ptan
lz;- Her concert is under the man
agement OF Mrs. John Spargur.
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Miss Jackson Weds
Mr.. MOndt

The marriage Of Miss Ada NJ.
Jackson. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
James NJ. Allen OF Council Bluffs.
Iowa, 10 Mr.. Leo II. Mondt. was
solemnlzed Sunday. April 10. at 1870
o'clock at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
James w. Walden.
The bride was becomingiy attired
In n gown OF gray crepe do chine
with hat to correspond and n corsage
OF Cecil Drummer tWds and lilies Of
the valley. After ceremony a
wedding collation. was served and
Mr.. and Mrs. Mondt left on a short
wedding trip.
Mr.. Mondt was fourteen months
overseas with the 4ist division. -
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Music
Frances Aida
Concert Tonipht.

This evening In Meany hail Nine
Frances Aida. dramatic soprano Of
tho Metropolitan grand opera com.
pany will be heard In concert Thru.
on, her entire tour thia season Mime.
Aida has received only the highest
praise. Her appearance here IN un.
der the auspices Of tho Womens
league OF the University Of Wash.
ington.
Her program will be AZ follows;
Prelude ..,...... ......+..,..... psbussy
Mr. Fitnt
''whsu Two That Loved Are
''Nymphs ana She phsfds" ..... pure.ii
20 sleep Why Dosi Thou Leave
.-,s .,.,,,.,,,..,.',:s..,,..,;,...'''' hsadsi
Aif stsssssss+sssssssts. DR.. Arns
Nine Aida.
jas t..f'.r' 'h~edish) ...... .nsrfksnto
'J'Ai Firufs en-
Rsys'' ..........................uu .
"A bss oissAus". .................
''Quand Js Dofs .................,I isrt
''Daynoi Noy Drug" ...... .uaehmanin0ff
Nine Aida
fATERMIsHiON
.. ,.s .n,;s.,a,,.;.:'''''''''''' sissiiss
Mr Pint
Aria I'm Bel IT." from ''Madams
butterfly" thy request. ...... .puceibi
Nine Aida.
Charity" written for and dedicated
20 Nine Aidsl ...ssss.ssss. .uaEefnan
"Minustvuha" tby raqussD iAsuranc.
The singer fwriitsn for and dedt-
Gated 10 Nine. Aida. ttt-..st MARVEL
Il WIN walk Win Ny Love" fOid
Irish foik tonHl ...s..t..st.ss.ts.ss
tHIAefa Il As HrafHw flfIIaFa
Nine Aida
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seattle Central Council Of Mother
Congress

Tho Seattle Central Council Of
Mothers' Congress and PIT. A. win
bo held AZ the Y. W. c. A.. Tuesday.
April ~. "A; 10 o'clock.
The morning session viii be de
voted 10 reports from Parent Teach.
err cincies. followed by program
on moving pictures arranged by the
play and recreation committee
MIRA r. l.. Vernon. chairman.
Rev. Archibald Tremnyns viii
speak on The Need Of and How To
Secure Better Films"
AIR. Harold X. Van. Of the Juvenile
court. viii discuss The Effect OF the
Movie Upon tho chiid.- and n repre-
sentative ~ vItaFraph rilm Co. on
The Producers Problem
business meeting At 40 .. m.
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1.-THE CHRISTIAN"
AT THE WILKES

In the leading role Of Hall
Gaines drama. Tho Christian. a."
Alexis Luce scored a triumph sun
day on his return 20 the stock com
phuy playing at the wilkes. ~
John storm. Anglican clergyman.
battling against worldiinens 10 pro
toet the woman be loves. he made
the problem wildly real.
Others who contributed 10 the sue
cess 81 the performance were: Jane
Morgan as Glory ouayle and Mary
Thorns as Polly Love.
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CLEVER DANCING
AT THE MOORE

Catchy raFtime and clever dancing
featured blossom Heeisy's Sunday
performance In Miss synoopation."
headilning the Moore program. Miss
fSolyn Adler and a company Of two
women presented n smart sketch
called The Beautiful Lady"
Other performers are Ned North
worth. "uuttieet Of nuts. Larry
Conner. IN songs. The -Four Cos
sips" fcnai. quartet. Prosper and
Maret. RymnastH. and Lalla seibini
and Bert Maggie. acrobats.
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Personal

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Kailn Csoph'
ronia Rallainel are receiving con
Eratuiations on the birth Of n son
sunday evening at tho Virginia
Mason hospital. The little one has
been given the namo of Theodore Al
bert.
Mrs. winfield w. Smith. who has
been spending the past two months
In the South. returned yesterday TO
her homo at s006 Eleventh ave. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. waldo q, Paine of
Spokane. who have been the guests
Of MIR. and Mrs. W. w Greenwood
az the Hotel Pennington for the past
few DAYS, left today for Portland,
whore they viii visit for short time
before leaving for their home.
Mrs. Austin Corhin va arrive
Thursday from los Angeles, en-
route TO her home In Spokane, and
will he the guest Of MIR. and Mrs.
W. w. Greenwood for few days
Mrs. r. NJ Kellar will leave for
Vancouver. n c.. Friday. where SHE
plans to spend a few days,
Mrs. c. r. noyce viii leave Friday
by motor for Vancouver. ~, C.
whore she will be guest az tho Van.
couver hotel for some time.
Mrs. Walter s. Fulton and little
daughter. Jane. are expected 20 re-
turn from Coronado Tuesday and
will be tho guests Of Mr-. Fulton'a
mother. Mrs, James NuEent
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth c, B,a'on
OF New York city are the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs II. l. Blunt
A number % Seattle people made
tho trip 10 Victoria on tho wenat.
chez Saturday. including Or. and
Mrs. Caapar sharplos. Mrs. Harry
noicom. Mrs. Claude seelcy. Or. and
Mrs. u. A. Nicholson and afr. aud
Mrs. James d. Hoge.
MI ana Mf1s - ~ 'IpTk'W r.
turned recently from three months
spent In Southern California
Mrs. J. r. Rratnoher and son.
John. Jr.. left Saturday for their
summer home. "Monahan." near
izsaauah. where they plan TO spend
a week.
Mrs. J. ". nloedcl n expected
home from a trip TO New York Tues
day.
Mrs. John Goodfeiiow ana her sic.
ter. Miss Edith AgassiE lsft saiur.
day for AEnasix. n. G. where they
viii spend the summer months with
their mother. Mrs. C. AEaAslL
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Townsend
Of Olympia spent several days IN tho
city last week. coming over Friday
for the silver wedding anniversary OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Townsend
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hamilton de
Veuve and daughter. Mary Cecilia.
viii remove from IN, Hamilton Arms
/, the last Of next week TO their sum
mer home a. the Highlands.
Or. and Mrs ~. A. Johanson ana
their house guest. Mrs Fred r.
Brown. spent Sunday In Victoria.
II. c.
NJ. ana Mrs. Fred Y. Brown, Of
Denver. Colo. arrived In tho city FRI
day 90 be the guests OF Or. and Nrp.
". A. Johnnson and Mrs. A. II. TnFils
They will leave for their home torlor.
row.
Miss Mary Dudley Walker viii ar.
rive from California "wednesday aft.
ernoon. where she has born visiting
since her return from tho Orient a
short time ago.
Mrs. Charles y, Peabody. Miss
Florence Rogers and Mrs. Edward
Palmer. OF Victoria. II. C.. who have
been spending several months In the
East. arc expected 20 arrive from
New York tonight
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sion 20 arrange for the COMMITTEES
work the members Win DO IN con.
neciion with the Industrial exhibit
10 be given the week Of April is. at
the Arena. under the auspices Of
tho Seattle Federation OF women's
Clubs. Swimming and recreation
viii follow.
Friday night. Aprii IS. the Kwan
Kwee club will meet for a social
hour In the club rooms at 7.so
y. m.
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Tho Seattle women'n club class In
literary Interpretation. under the
leadership ~ Mrs. Mario wernlie
neobe. win meet Mt tho home OF Mrs.
r. {. MaErath. 81 Harvard ave. NJ
at o'clock. The current events de-
partment will meet AZ ESQ with Miss
NJ. McGough as leader.
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To Entertain With
Barn Dance

Miss Helen Dugnn. Miss Margare,
Meeker. Miss Beatrice Anderson and
Miss Marie Giffin have issued i.o In
vitations for n barn dance to he
given Mt the Lakeside clubhouse
next Saturday evening. April is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-11
Luncheon at Sunset CLnb

In welcome 10 Miss Dorothy Nc
EVAN and Miss Mary Dudley Walker,
who have recently returned from n
trip to the Orient. Mrs. James ID.
Hoge is entertaining with a luncheon
at the Sunset club Friday. Covers
will be placed for twelve guests.
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Wedding Anniversary
Ce1ebrnfed

In celebration OF their silver we'd.
ding anniversary. Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer townsend entertained sixty
guests at their home Friday evening.
An interesting musical program was
given. followed by a delightful sup
per.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Green
to Entertain at Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Green are en-.
Pertaining with an Informal dinner at
their nome Saturday evening in com.
pliment 10 Mr.. and Mrs. William H.
McEwan.
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Seattle Lodge. No. 7. Degree Of
lIaugf

Seattle lodge. No. 7. Degree Of
Honor. win not meet Tuesday. April
~. but members arc requested 90 b.
ia attendance at the soth biennial
grand lodEo session. wednesday
morning. April Is. In tho old X. r.
hall. First ave. and Pike st The
general reception COMMITTEES will
servo a MONDAY dinner. All mem.
bera are requested Co contribute TO
ward the dinner. which ~ for mem.
b~ra only.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Aver
TO Entertain

In compliment 10 Mrs. Charles Fri.
day. who Is their house guest. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred c. Aver will entertain
with a theatre party for ten next
Wednesday evening.
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Program for De Caro-
Concert Tuesdnn Ni1ht

Much interest l. being manifested
In the benefit recital OF Michele De
Caro-. baritone. whom Mrs Frederick
Bentley presents tomorrow evening.
April II. at the Metropolitan theatre.
at $50 o'clock.
The following program has bsen
arranged. with Mrs. Bentley at the
piano:
Ari.---pi Prevents u mar Trsvfa,a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-11
BUCKWHEAT CAKES

y yeast cake
cups luke warm water
y cup milk
: cups buokwheat -four
u cup white flour
tablespoon light brown sugar
~ teaspoons salt
teaspoon soda
y cup warm water
Soaid milk and cool 10 luke warm
temperature. Dissolve yeast and
sugar In water and milk. Add flour
and salt slowly. beating Till batter il
smooth. Cover and let rise over
night. In tho morning stir In the
soda. dissolved In the warm water.
and beat well. Let stand 10 minutes
and bake on a hot. well.greased grid.
die.
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Red Gross Nursing Glasses

Red Gross nursing classes. AT Whit
worth school at $50. AZ Redmond az
2. and at Brighton Beach at 5.50
y. m.
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Mountain View Spiritual ladies' Aid
SaclelN

The Mountain View Spiritual Ia
dies Aid society viii meet with Mrs
c. Mlnnear. Tso n. 10th At. Tuesday
April IL. AZ D. m
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WnMnn.. Civic Club

Important business regarding tho
manufacturers exhibit In the Arena
viii DO discussed at the meeting OF
the woman's Civic club AT ? .. m.
az the Georgian hotel.
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Seattle Council of Minute Women

The parliamentary procedure class
Of tho Seattle Council OF Minut"
Women viii meet at l o'clock in tho
blue room Of the Y. w, G. A.
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CLEVER QUARTET
AT PALACE HIP

Tho now show at Ioev's Palao(
Hip yesterday featured comedy viii
singing and dancing embeliishmensa
THE stepping Stone Revue" pre-
scented by two men and a pair q
pretty girls II brisk combination e
dancing. singing and violin music.
Burton and Shea. who share ~
headline honorn. have untquD
method OF presenting some song
pr.asions In their Revue Of 1877
One Of the popular duos Is -
cormack and winshill. two yoNe
men who have plenty Of personAty
and whose comedy IL refrsshinc'N
original. -
Herbert Hodge and Aildre
ell are another pair whose sd
jet. Matrimony." is n classic o..
collie humor.
An auspicious opening ar, f. pr1|
vided BY the ciiff Bailey Duo. -
stalwart acrobats.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS


The cossrie club will me-, Friday.
April Is. a., els p. m. at tho Phi
Mu sorority house. After the usual
business session. at which Mrs.
George L,t,iefieid will preside. the
program will be In charge Of tho
civic committee. Mrs. Mary Y. Rams
dale, chairman, Mrs. Clare Ke;rh'
urn Trip will speak on "Eeonomic
Function Of woman and Mrs. John
Trumhuli will talk on the Medical
Lake situation.
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CATCHY SONGS
HEARD AT BUTLER

we Want Some Rag" "A Mou0I
full Of Kisses" and "Undernea&
Hawaiian Skies" are among e.
musical numbers In the catchy rev
fReveln OF 1921" at the Hotel Buzz
cafe this week.
Peggy May. who Joined the rcvU
last week. has a particularly pieadN
speciality with chorus girls asrfstin0
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Best foodstuffs for tho least at
Observation-Disclosures
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WOMEN'S CLUBS

on Tuesday NJ .. m. Mrs. Jackson
silbaugh. state superintendent Of leg
islaiion. will speak ON "Remlnis
ccncea Of the Last Legislature"
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DREAMED EGGS
AND MUSHROOMS
y pound mushrooms
4 tablespoons butter
? tablespoons -four
IN cups milk
aaIt anA x.nrtt

Hard boil eggs and cut In halves
Me,l butter in sauce pan. and mush.
rooms cut In pieces. Cook five min.
utes. Stir In -four and add milk slow
~. stirring constantly. Put two egg
halves on each triangle OF toaa, and
pour over sauce. Serve at once,
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CLUBS ron TUESDAY
SnaiiIn Mnmrn'r CIub


Seattle Wom~n's Club
Tho Seattle women'n club class In
literary Interpretation. under the
leadership II Mrs. Marie Wernlie
ncebc. win meet nj tho home OF Mrs.
r. {. Magrath. si7 Harvard ave n.
at o'clock. The current events do
partment will meet AZ ESQ with Miss
NJ. McGough as leader.
Wonnn'. Civic Club
Important business regarding tho
manufacturers exhibit In the Arena
will ho discussed at the meeting Of
the woman's Civic club AT y. m.
az the Georgian hotel.
Seattle Council 81 Minute Women
The parliamentary procedure class
OF tho Seattle Council Of Minut.
Women will meet at o'clock in tho
blue room Of the Y. w. c. A.
Current Century Club
Mrs. H. c. Fullington and Mrs. w.
n. Cochran viii lead tho discussion
Of "Civics OF Washington" al tho
meeting OF tho Current Century club
at gao at tho Ballard Branch library,
Writers Club
Mrs. ". l.. Adkins. Mrs. r. Roney
Weir and Mrs, u. l.. Jenkins VIII
read manuscripts at the meeting OF
tho Writers club at : .. m. In the
Erickson room OF the Y. w. c. a.
Cionian Club
Tn. Ciionlan club will meet for
luncheon at 1880 AZ the FEDERATION
club house. Tho election OF officers
will follow.
Cal.idh Club
The Caieidh club will meet with
Mrs Alfred u. IiodEson. 1880 Yale
ave. ~. at o'clock.
Shawaxsias~~~ Club
The member Of the Shawandnssee
club viii meet with Mrs. y. Weldon.
ss0s East Olive st. Al $50 .. M.
Rhosiod~ndron Sewing Club
The Rhododendron Sewing club win
hold an aii.day meeting beginning AT
10 a. m. at tho homo Of Mrs. Mabel
c. oholson. sass y. Thomas NJ
Ladies Auxiliary to Lloyd 7. Coeh'
ran Post
The Ladies' auxiliary 20 the Lloyd
r. Cochran post. American Legion.
win meet at y. IN. In the Ballard
CITY Hall lodge room.
R~vnnd Club
Tho Revived club viii meet with
Mrs. II. Dillingham;. isio Eighth ave
W. at .. m.
Dickens Fellowship
Tn. Dickens Fellowship viii meet
a, q o'clock In the ysslcf branch 81
the public library. s5rd ave. and Yes.
Ter way. a Tale 81 Two Cities" viii
ba discussed at this meeting. All who
are interested IN the works Of Charles
Dickrp. are invited 20 attend. Any
, ono desiring further information
abou, the fellowship should communi'
cate with the president. Mr. r. J.
o'conncli. 1891 Second ave. ".
Queen Anne ios,. or with tho secre'
tary, Miss Mary n. Gardner. Ray.
mond apartments. Main 1850.
Emma LAZARUS Auxiliary
Emma Lazarus auxiliary TO Bnai
Birth will mee, this evening At the
jewish Educational Center. 18th ave.
and Main 81.
Eisic lincoln Benedict Club
Prof. A. l.. stzer. Pm. D.. and Prof.
John r. Aver win BE- speakers at the
meeting Of tho Elsie Lincoln nen".
die, club at p. m. at 29s Globe
building.
Review No. 3. W. n. A.
Pas, commanders Of Review No. 3.
W. y. A., of tho Naccabecs. win bo
entertained al luncheon at the home
Of Mrs. y. Barton. 1914 Harrison st.
at is.3o p. m.
Agicc Sister,
Ari~e sisters will meet with Mrs.
r. u. Elliott. bibs Morgan 1T. for
luncheon at - O'Clock.
Auxiliary To tho Seattle Gymnsstic
Society
The Ladies' Auxiliary 10 the Seattle
GymnRs,ic society viii hold n busi.
ns~s meeting at , .. m at 1919
Eighth ave.
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