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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-04
SUES ESTATE
OF HOCHBRUNN
Demands s35, 500; Claims
Slain Man Broke Faith

Alleging that Ferdinand fiochbrinA
eccentric capitalist whose muir
dered body was found IN his apart
ment last October. had broken faith
In real estate deal. II. Psikoyits
brought suit In superior court Tues
day for 81. 800 against George r.
IIuensy and Edgar Bryan. AZ execu.
tors Of Hoohbrunn's eetate-
on February !. 1908. the complaint
alleges, Hochbrunn acquired title in
trust 10 certain real estate In Feat.
tie. When this property was sold.
according 20 an alleged agreement.
Petkoyits was 90 receive ;2i 900 and
ons.haif ~ the net proceeds In excess
OF that sum. The other half Of the
net proceeds was to go 10 Hoch-
brunn.
The complaint charges that Hoch-
brunn sold the property on December
4. 1915. for $4,000, the transaction
being unknown 10 the plaintiff. The
executors have denied Petkoviis'
claim. 1t is declared. hence recourse
IL sought in the courts for the
amount alleged due. with interest
from the date Of sale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-04
Business and
Professional
Wonen's Club

ON Saturday, April LIST. 1882. at 4
p. M. the Seattle business and Pro
feaaional womon'a club was hostess
AZ "a tea given In the honor OF
Madame and Msdomolseilo Joffre a.
the banquet room OF the Washington
Hotel annex. French and Amr rican
flags were drnped In hack OF the
speakers table and the speakers
table was dscopt~d with q long cen.
terpiece Of daffodll-. cniendulaa and
ferns. Lovely corHnEe bouquets. pre-.
scented by the business and Pro
frAsional women's club. were placed
at the seats OF the honor guests.
Mime. and Mile. Joffre.
Seated NJ the speakers table wer
Nine. and Mile. Joffrc. Miss Ruth
Goodnow. president Seattle business
and Professional Women'a club.
Miss Lulu NJ. Fairbanks. president
Washington State Federation: Miss
Myra Hnow. president Grade Teach.
era' club. Miss Margaret German.
president High School Teachers
Nagus: Mrs, Clara Curtis. president
women's Commercial club. Or. IL
nora Grant. president osteopaihic AZ.
ISOLATION. Mrs, G. NJ. Thlei. president
Lawyers association; Misn May
LOOMS. president Nurses hrsocia'
ton. pr Maud Parker. president
Medical Women's association. MlHh
Evelyn Rennick. president Pvblic
HtenoEraphern' anaociation. Miss
laura Pinrrey, Miss Hor.@nsr Bum.
MGR. Mrs Fhiri Blaioek. Mrs. Albert
chns. I'hillipa. Mime. Marcel Daily.
wife Of the president OF Union Fran.
eaise. Mrs. Jesss -. Spence. first
vice PRESIDENT of Union Franchise.
Mime. Jeanne WALTON. Miss Kathsryn
Robinson. Mrs. Lucy Wand. president
kumtucks' club. and DIR. Harriet
Slaughter. president business Won.
ems club.
over two hundred business and
professional women of Seattle enjoy.
"a the pleasure Of paying honor and
respect to Nine. Joff~ and appr.
ciated the tribute whic hthe madame
paid the women in the business and
professional world.
very delightful program was
Fis~n az follows.
Vocal seiection-Aria from opsr.
- CD lMasensn by MIR shlri
~. Bisioek. accompanied by Mrs. Al
bort Charles Phillips.
Miss Ruth Goodnow. president
Seattle business and Professional
wourn's club. gave a cordial vel
come 90 Nine and Mile. Joffr~ In he
half of the club. and Mis-. Lulu "
Fairbanks greeted these honor~i
quests on behalf Of the s'as~ and ma
ton
Mine. raffre responded n this vel.
coma BY saying how much she nd
rnlred the business and professional
women and how orepiy she sppre-
ciatsf this tribute they raid her.
vocal selections Rose
tcoansi: Cradle Song nirAhmsi. by
Miss IaurA pinKry. accompanied b.
Miss KAtheryn Robinson.
Nine. Marcel DAILY. wife 81 u~
president ~ tho Union Franraiss.
gave cordial welcome 20 Nine
Ioffre in bshaif os the Union Fran.
eaine. and a, Tire conclusion Of sans
wonderful bouquet Of flowers was
presented 20 the madame by some
cha rnlnr French children. who we're
dressed in native costumes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-04

At present IN tho city Of Seattle
two women are running for the city
council. This fail Will doubtless ee
number OF women candidates for
seats In our state legislature. All
over our country women arc seeking
election TO legislative bodies. from
the United states senate down 10 the
humhlcst office In the gift Of the
people. WHY
This woman'H movement II the
logical outcome Of two things.
/. Suffrage.
Z. commercialization ~ many Of
the activities which formerly center.
ed In the home. such As tho laundry
work. baking. sewing and ~ forth.
Suffrage gav~ 20 woman the right
10 vote on all Issues tefofe the PEG
pie and carried with IL the inherent
right 10 representation. Woman,
however. might not have been no
anxious 10 demand this right which
brings with II heavy responsibilities.
hard work. and a certain amount Of
tulhNt UHu u1Ah Rf'h avs " hAAFf
pref and express woman's viewpoint
on matters rviatlng 90 the home. the
welfare 81 women and children and
tho moral issues. How could her lie
did not possess H. Mans viewpoint
and woman'a viewpoint are 80.
sentlany different. yet complement.
AIRY one 10 the other, and both ARE
Just as necessary for a well.baianced
theory Of city government an for a
well managed house. Home stand.
ards should h~ city standards. and
this man has not realized.
The women OF Seattle are 'awak.
ening 90 the fact that the vote IN
itself is not sufficient 70 carry out
this program for a better. brighter.
cleaner and more prosperous city,
Hence this present move.
The removal from the home by
outside agencies Of a good deal Of
the drudgery OF house work has
given woman In general more time
for outside activities. II she II not
20 be a parasite. something abhor'
rent TO her nature. rhe must turn
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Women in Government

her energies 10 public reryics OF
soms klnd-eoclsi welfare. comf1un'
ity service or civic betiermenL
During the war activities made neo-
eaaary by that calamity filled her
time and her heart. Clubs. both cub
turnl and civic In natur-. parent
teacher WORK. ana many other setiy-
tiles offer an outlet for this sur
plus time and energy.
To some women. however, the cry
Ing need OF the day seems to be
for different ideas and ideals In our
governing bodies. Even eonserva.
tive England has given woman a
place in her national parliament In
our own country women are slowly
attaining political positions Of power
ana influence.
hear the tImid and fearful cry.
forrake her high calling as wife,
mother, and home maker" Not AZ
alt. Women recognize the high es'
tate 10 which they have been called
and realize that business life. poliu.
cal and Industrial activities. etc. are
only incldentaIs in the career Of
woman. Her great big national
task Is 20 make the home and rear
the future citizens. male and female.
grounding them In the fundamen.
tails Of true living. the meaning OF
honor. the understanding Of the
principles OF democracy and Of soci.
oty and insulting IN their minds the
IDEALS OF the brotherhood OF man
and the desire 10 render service.
what Of the woman. however.
who has but few home duties or
who has reared her family and has
the time 10 give and a trained In.
ielilgence 10 offer TO the service Of
her country. her state. or her city.
and whose Interests and education
ne her for such service. and who
can render IL without detriment to
home or family INTEREST,"
Democracy n on trial thruout the
world. Corruption in state and city
government IN America and even
In our federal government has dis
credited our system. Something h
needed. Give the woman a chance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-04
Music
Sophie Braslau Gives
Delightful Concert

Under the auspices OF the WON
ems League OF the University Of
Washington. Sophie Braslau. con.
tralto. was heard In concert last
evening at Maany hall. Miss Bras
gers today who display to any great
extent dramatic or emotional abil-
ity. Her interpretations were color.
full and she sang with fun apprc-
citation and musical understanding
Miss Brasiau has an opuIcnt con-
tralto voice of excellent texture.
clear. deep and resonant Her sing.
ing IL that Of the finished artist.
and is az all times sincere and
shows marked individuality. Com
bining with these qualities a charm.
ing and gracious manner. made her
concert doubly enjoyable.
Last nights program was not only
a difficult one. but was chosen To
please every taste. One OF the most
effective groups and one In which
Miss Braslau reached her height
was BY Russian composer. ''Voea-
lise' lsong without words). and
4 NO 1tdShiIlHAs ~ fNiIuHlanlFpIA
and three. "Berccuse." Pain" and
The Storm" by Moussorgsky. little
bits depicting the sentiments OF the
Russian people. were greeted with
the greatest enthusiasm. Another
number that received merited ap.
plause was The Distant Beloved"
tcantata for one voice.. by Bassani.
"Das Irdlsche Leben" and 'Wer
hat dies IIedlein erdacht," by Gus
tays Mailer. "ISwig" by Wolff, and
Josten's die yorschwicgene-N acht-
ingalI" and "Weinachten," com
prised another delightful group of
songs. ''Eii Eli," "Serenadc" By
Groviez. and "Brindisl" from Lucre-
zia Borgis by Donizetti. were also
well received. For her closing mum.
bers the artist gave four English
songs. The Lost Chord" by sulll-
van; Same Old Dear Old Place" by
Leslie Wilson, and Lily Strickland's
Ma LII Batteau." which was
greeted with such prolonged APP
plause that II was repeated. and
AS We Part" by McNair Hagen.
fritz Miss Braslau WAS repeatedly
recalled and responded with "Haba-
nara" from Carmen. THE Sweetest
Story Ever Told.' and two negro
spirituals for encores.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-04
Tickets on Sale for
Club Fund

Tickets are now on sale for the en-.
fertainment the wornen's University
club n giving at the Cornish theater
Friday evening. April 81. when three
plays written by Mrs Frank r. Wit
win be presented. the proceeds TO be
added to the clubs housefurnishing
pnd. Mrs. william Lee Norris. who
managing the plays, Will be as
&sted tn the sale Of tickets by Mrs.
~. w. Soliday. Mrs. Colin Radford
and the members Of the house com
nnittcr. which includes Mrs. Dean
Hzrnlln White. Mrs. A. q. Elder, Mrs.
Herman Ross. Mrs. Howard Hanson,
Mrs. Edward Mcdonnell. Mrs. Her.
bert Myers and Mrs. c. G.. Crook
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House Refuses to
Raise Boards Paw

WASHINGTON. April 4. - The
house took "A slap at the United
States shipping board late yesterday
when II rejected the senate amend
ment 90 the independent offices ap-
preparation bill which provided that
four officials OF the shipping board
should receive t35 900 year salary.
As n result the amendment goes
back TO conference between the
house and senate. with the house
conferees instructed 10 refuse TO
agree 10 salary OF more than sz5..
600 for any shipping board official.
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Charming Dinner
Compliments Bridal
Couple

Maj Elmer Raymond Brady. L. :.
A.. and Mrs. Brady entertained AZ
= delightful dinner OF IL covers at
their homo Friday evening. as a
compliment 10 Mr.. and Mrs. William
II. Stcnscn. who were quietly mar.
ric1 Tuesday. March IS.
Mrs. Stenson was formerly Miss
Beatrice Blossom Blake. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. =. Blake OF Berke-
~. Cal. and Mr.. Stcnson Is tho son
81 Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas l.. Stenson
- Portland
Both Mr.. and Mrs stenson are stu
dents ~ the University Of Washlng'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-04

ADDITIONAL CLUBS
Qu~rn Anne High School Fashion
shiny

The eiria In the sewing class ~ the
Queen Anne high school are giving a
fashion show at the meeting OF tho
Parent Teacher association Friday.
April 7. from T.so Go $50 y. m, at
the school. Tho business nesting o.
the association will 10 held the same
day In the school library at aus ..
m. Election % officers and dele.
gate. TO the state PIT. A. viii be
chosen
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Walllurford Circle IN

walinsford Circle CD OF the First
Presbyterian church viii be enter.
tanned az the heme Of Mrs. NJ y.
Farrcr. sFls pcnamore ave, Wed.
nesdAy. Anrii 5. at : y. IN. Executive
meeting at 1, The study pcriod. con.
Quoted by Mrs. NJ. r. Farrer, viii be
In charge OF Mrs. +, y. Parke. Visit
orn welcome
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Easter Bridge P1rtu

Mr.. and Mrs. william l.. PIgott are
entertaining with an Easter bridge
party at their homo Saturday even
Ing. when the following guests will
be entertained: Mr.. and Mrs. Sher-
man l.. johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. Per
Lee Weltz. Mr.. and Mrs. II. +.
Blackburn. Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Mer-
rift and Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Brown
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Personal

Miss Julia Conway returned satur.
day from four months trip in tho
West indies. coming home BY way OF
Florida.
Mr.. ". n. Roweli. Of rs W. Pros
pcct A.. has Just returned from a
four months European trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. T. stannsrd have
removed TO the homo 90 Mr.. and Mrs,
John W. Eddy. which they will O..
eupy during the absence OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Eddy in Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs, J. Harrington Ed
wards, OF Kaiispell. Mont, are spend.
ing a few days In the city.
MFR. John A. naiiiarreon. who an.
derwent an operation az the Virginia
Mason hospital Thursday. Is pro
crossing nicely.
Mr.. and MR.. Paul J. Mayer are re.
eclvinE congratulations upon the
birth OF daughter. March 81. at tho
Providence hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs Cccil Raccn and Miss
Catherine Bacon viii remove. IN n
short time, from their country home
AZ Hunts Point TO their town house.
SIS T.. Prospect 81
Mrs. Fred sherman T. leaving the
last OF the week for California. 70 be
away about six weeks.
Miss Beatrio. Peoples. Of los An.
Eeles. Is coming up In Nav. 10 be the
guest OF Miss Margaret chlnn for a
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph worth Davis
arc receiving congratulations upon
the birth OF a twin son and daughter
at the Swedish hospital. April /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther HUI hav- re-
moved from tho Linden apartments
TO soii Fifth ave. y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold CLAYTON Rel
ruth Reid arc being congratulated
upon the birth OF n son on April I. AZ
Lake Stevens.
Mr.. ana Mrs. II. n. Earring r~-
moved Monday from sts nth ave.
y. TO sts Harvard ave. ~.
Mr.. Livingston n. st~dmsn and
Mr.. and Mrs Livingston n. Stedman.
Jr.. have removed to their home at
the Hlghianda.
Peruvian Consul J. NJ. Macedo and
Mrs Macedo have removed from the
Hotel Washington 10 n rcaideno. At
s197 Harvard ave. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Y. Burns and
Mrs. Bale Burns updeEraff returned
yesterday from a trip Of several
weeks in California
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Fisken and Mis-
Mary LEA Fiskcn. who have been the
guests OF Mr.. and MR.. Josiah Col
Inns since their return from tho orr
ent. are removing to their residence
at iigo Union ~.
Mrs Wallace Green Collins Il re-
moving rofns time this. month from
an apartment in Washington Arms
to her new home a; lat Federal
ave-
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Y. Taylor are
receiving congratulations on the
birth OF 4 daughter. Virginia Marie.
April J. a; their home 1880 Ravenna
| boulevard.
Mr.. an6 Mrs John r. Richardson
are receiving congratulations on the
birth OF daughter. Grace Irene.
March -. at the swedish hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-04
Coterie Club Day
at Tea Shop

wednesday viii be Coterie club day
Mt tho Orthopedic Tea Shop. with the
University guild in charge. Mrs.
Ulysses Grant Ceiieyham will be tho
hostess, assisted by Mrs. George Il.
Iittlefield. Mrs. f. T.. De Pue. Mrs.
w. r. Faulkner. Mrs. w. II. Rogers.
Mrs. ~. A. CogswelI, Mrs. II. p.
Zimmerman. Mrs. ID. NJ. Holiday and
Mrs. III. Il. Mallet.
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Miss Calhoun to
We'd in Netp York.

The wedding Of Miss Ellen Mein
Calhoun. daughter Of Mr.. Scott Cal
houn. whose engagement was recent
~ announced. viii wed Mr.. Dsks Van
Emery Of Hsrrisharg. Pa. on Friday.
April Z. In New York. where Miss
Calhoun has been spending the win
tar
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',kJeattle
lCocietv
Lunchcons Planned for
This Week at Sunset
Ciub; Miss Katherine
Hurd TO Wed IN the
East.

MOUNTAINEERING Mrs. clArance
- n. Blcthcn. Mrs. l'rcd Hudson
RSxtcr has extended invitations for
luncheon at the sunset club Friday
Afternoon.
on Thursday Mrs John n. Farrell
win entertain at luncheon In her
honor At the sunset club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-04
-shu,.Ins- 10 p- Entertained

Stevens post No. !. q. A. II. In
making arrangements for the enter.
tainment OF the Shutting in vet~r.
ans hall. Armory. Saturday. April
-. at p. m
Department encanpment % the q.
A. u. 81 Washington and Alaska will
convene juno zi.1t at Aberdeen.
Wash. Tho national encafnpment
viii BE- held the last Of September In
Don Molnaa. Iowa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-04

The regular monthly meeting Of
the Wee, Queen Anne PIT. A. will
10 held on "Wednesday. April 8. nj }
.. m. In thN community room. 'net.
ter Speech" viii he the topic for dis
eus.ion. led by Mrs. Plum. Mrs. Bar.
tell and Mrs. Salisbury. The pupils
from Mlss Hotehis room wili present
short play. Annual election OF Of.
fieerr.
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CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY


William Mckinley circle, No. II,
Ladies' OF the Grand Army. VIII
serve a home.eooked dinner VA Vet.
Grams hail. Aunory. "Wednesday
evening. April 8, al G o'clock. An
Easter salo aud card party viii be
held at $50 an welcome.
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BRIDGE Luncheon

CompIimcnting her sister. Mrs.
Otso Rupp. Mrs Winthrop T. Hovey
was hostess at a luncheon Of eight
covers At her home Saturday. follow
"a By an Afternoon OF bridge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-04
Drama Reddinq Circle

The Drama Reading circle OF the
Women's University club will meet
Wednesday morning at 1890 o'clock.
Group six. under the chairmanship
Of Mrs. Robert r.. Jarvis. will read
THE Bill OF DiyorcemenL" by Glenn
ence Dane.
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Series Of Card Parties
1f Yacht C1ub

on Saturday evening. Aprfi z. IN.
Seattle Yacht club. under the dlrcc
ton OF the women OF the club. will
give the first in a series OF card
parties and dances. Mrs. n. w
Branch and Mrs. Henry seahorn are
the committee on Arrangements
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Informal Erenin1

DR.. and Mrs A. d. TolIefsen enter.
tanned thirty guests informally at
fhsir home Sunday evening and later
with = delightful buffet supper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-04

Under the auspices OF the Latona
PIT. A.. the moving picture, The
courtahip Of Miles standlsh." will be
given in the assembly hail OF the
school. "Wednesday. April 5. after,
noon and evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-04
Informal Dance as
Birthddu Commitment

In compliment TO Mr.. Plelow on his
birthday. Mrs. William II. Pielow
will entertain twenty-five guests with
an informal dancing party at their
home. 5s02 18th ave. ~. T.. Saturday
evening.
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Mrs. Ames Will
Entertain Minute


Minute Women and their friends
are invited 20 attend tea AZ the
home Of Mrs Edgar Ames. on Thurs
day afternoon. April -. at : o'clock.
for tho pleasure OF those interested
n placing a milestone on the victory
lIne IN France.
Before the tea hour. plans win be
diorusrsd and a short musical pro-
gram given.
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Mrs. Aver to Give
1nfOr3n0l Tea

Mrn- Fred c. Aver u entertaining
with an informal tea at the Golf club
amer 4 o'clock Friday afternoon In
coupllment TO Mrs. David Thomson
an6 her house guest. Mrs C. c. Nc
1nlyrc. Of Winnipeg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-04
Me., sealtle ne,lew 80. 81

West Seattle Review No. 81. w.
n. A.. Of the Maceaheea. will meet In
Carpenters' hall. stti caiifornis ave.
"Wednesday. April s. &C 7 y. m. Cards
al y. m. Prizes and rcfreshments.
All welcome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-04

ALI. CANDIDATES for mayor VIII
address q joint meeting Of tho rsx.
payers league. Federal Improvement
clubs and Tar Reduction council al
the Good Eats cafeteria wednesday
at 1915 . m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-04

The women OF ST. Johns Altar
guild will give a Lenten tea next
Thursday afternoon at tho home OF
Rev. and Mrs. Maurice j. Bywater,
1896 45th ave. s. w. DIR. II. II.
Gowen will speak.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-04

Human analysis clann meets AZ the
Young women's Christian Anoeis.
ton. 4 p. m. Readings % eharacier
by Professor John r. Aver Persons
interested in study Of human nature
invited.
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Engagement Of Miss
Katherine Hurd


Mr.. and Mrs. George Arthur
Hurd Of New York. formerly OF Seat.
~. have announced tho engagement
~ their daughter. Katherine. TO Mr.
John Bradley Cummings OF New
York. tho wedding TO take place In
the TALL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-04

fonia chapter 80. iis. O. T.. =. viii
entertain with a dance and card
party In the new X. Of y. hall. Third
ave. and Virginia IT.. Tuesday even.
Ing. April is, Masons and Eastern
stars Invited TO attend and bring
friends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-04

Mira c. A. Held II entertaining
with a luncheon OF sixteen covers.
followed by bridge. al the seatu.
Yacht club. Thursday Afternoon
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Rainier Beach woman. Ciue

Rainier Beach Woman'r club viii
meet wednesday. April s. At .. M.
at the home OF Mrs wilbur n Walk.
er. iottT ssth ave. =. Several prom.
lnent speakers will DO present Large
attendance desired.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-04

There are 60 cities in the United
States with population OF NOR.
than 100000.
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Alirulsi.e club

The Aitrulstic club will meet at the
homo Of Mrs. James Sheridan. 1873
Franklin at. wednesday. April 9. nj
l p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-04

Natives Of Mombasa, British East
Africa. use jam jars and curtain pins
for perzonal adornmsnt
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WOMEN'S CLUBS
lunch. coffee viii be served.
British. American Wonen's

British.American Women's
Auxiliary
nritlah.Amorican Women auSil.
larry will give buffet luncheon at
homo OF Mrs. Robert Gillespie At
ia:ao .. m. Members and friends In.
yited.
Aurora Bridge Club
Aurora Bridge club meets with
Mrs J, W. orphan. ssis Aurora ave.
at noon.
Womsn's Century Club
Child study department. womsn's
Century club. viii meet with Mira.
John bryan Harrison. 6sis asth ave.
n. r.. 2 .. m. Airs. A. J. Bailey,
speaker.
Spanish department at Y. w. C.
A.. 1850 a IN.
Drama department. with Mrs. n. =.
ingraham. 1859 18th ave. N, "raxen.
Try" Mrs. W. H. Utter. Reading OF
play. sweet and Twenty Election
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-04

Puget sound sisters Sewing club
No 1873. will be entertained by Mrs
J. c. Yentcr az her home. ASA 1stt
ave. 8.
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Mrs. Gertrude raite> Mckay vii
be hostsas TO Ridw-iy Rsh~kAh auxii.
larry at hou~warming AZ her home.
1910 fakevicw blvd. Mrs. Amelia
Moore viii assist the hoasesA East.
lake car to Nelson Place
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foria Social club. o. y. r. vi
meet at Masonic temple. .. n
CardA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-04

rntsrhay PIT. a. will hold an all
day meeting wednesday. April 5. Al,
the school. Election Of Delegates 10
convention. also election OF officers
for IN. coming ywar. Members brfnE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-04

Peruvian Consul J. N. Macedo and
Mrs Macedo have removed from the
Hotel Washington 10 a rcsldeno. at
s191 Harvard ave. ~.