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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-11

Kathleen Parlow. despite the large
number OF violinists. remains In the
lrunks@of favoritc artists. she has
just returned from her native Eng.
land. where she spent the summer
at her home near Cambridge.
Miss Parlow believes that the low
standard Of English musical criticism
In becoming a truly serious matter.
In the Wholesale and consistent be.
laboring that English critics gave TO
American artists. you would be as.
founded TO see the collection OF scri.
Gus misstatemcnts ana unforgivcable
errors that are made. England dur
ing the war had little music. and the
visits OF great artists there since then
have been comparatively few: there.
fore the criticisms. TO me. seemed 10
be accustomed by distemper. The
causn OF this rs partly political aud
partly because the CRITICS resented
the advertising methods of the Amer.
leans" The second weak spot in
English musical life. according TO
Miss parlow. IL the ballad concert
"The songs presented are far worse
than Jazz which at least has a
character OF it's own. These ballads
are utterly charactcrless ana their
sacchnrine verses are terrible"
A new addition TO Miss Parlow's
repertoire - the symphonic Rhnp-
eody" of a. Walter Kramer. Last
year Miss Parlow gave the first per.
Torrance of piZZpttl'E new sonata
which raised pandemonium among
the critics. During her summer Miss
Parlow gave no concerts, spending
her time mainly In practice. reading
and gardening.
Miss Parlow win be heard i'm a
Joint concert with Arthur Middleton.
the famous American bass baritone.
Iat the Metropolitan thoator next
"Wednesday evening. February 10.
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Coed Of The Order commiiie.

on Tuesday. February II. the
Good Of the order Committee" OF
Seattle lodge No. Z. Degree Of Honor
Protective association. has arranged
a dancing party 60 be given in Ever
green hall. A. o. 4. W building. 1903
Sinth ave. for the benefit fund.
AIRS. Mabel NJ. Peterson - chairman
Of the entertainment COMMITTEES. as
slr1ed By Mechanics Wells. Stafford.
Oliver and white.
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Round Robin club

Mrs. Lena French viii entertain
tho "fiound Robin club" ~ Seattle
i.odFc No. 2. Degree ~ Honor Pro.
tcctive association. al hor home. $50
W. sflh ct. Monday. February ia.
a. /, .. ~, Progressive whist viii ho
tho social feature ~ tho afternoon.
Prizes and refreshments Mrs.
French vii he assisted by Mrs.
blanche Deticfren and Mrs. Eleanor
:. white. Mcmisrs requested to IN.
vito their friends Take Ballard ~.
Of Sixth ave, N. w. car.
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Emerson P..T. A,

Emerson PIT, A. will meet In the
school basement Wednesday. Febru.
airy 15 at 800 p. m. After an i'm.
portant business meeting, followed
by music from one OF the lower
grades. Mrs II, Il. Thatcher will
lecture on 1.-THE Right OF a Child
to Good Parents" Refreshments
viii be served
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AIli womcn's Improvement Club

AMI Womcn's Improvement Club
Tho regular meeting OF the Alki
Women's improvement club will be
held at the home OF Mrs. George
A. Smith, Gi00 w. Spokane St.
Tuesday. February IL. Regular
business meeting at y. m. when
the financial report OF the enter.
tainment committee will be given.
followed by n social hour.
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DATES
TO REMEMBER

- " MAI, FbBRt AHb IL
Bachelors club Crystal Ball"
in Masonic Temple.
Miss Jessie Lee Poole TO cornpii-
ment Miss Catherine Baxter
and her fisnce with a bridge
party at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Trafford Hute-
sons dinner at home. honor
Ing. Mr.. and Mrs. John w.
Eddy.
sowie are entertaining with
informal bridge at home.
SUNDAY. FEBRUARY ~
Mr. and Mrs James Macfarlane
TO compliment Mr.. and Mrs. J.
w. Eddy with an informal
tea at home at $50 O'Clock.
MONDAY. FEBRUARY H.
Luncheon for Miss Galleries..
Baxter at Women's Uurv-r-
sity club. with Mrs. Chester
Raymond Bordeaux as hos
tess.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY "a
Valentino bridge tea for Mrs.
Herbert George Van Karan.
with Mrs. Bertha Fairbanks
as hostess.
Interiaken Guild to give vaien-
tine dance and card party at
the Yacht club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Wilton to
entertain with informal eve
ming at cards.
Dfnner-dance at Seattle Tennis
club.
Mrs. william Hunter McEwan
and Mrs. Alexander ". Nc
EVAN to entertain with a
luncheon Mt the sunset cub.
complimentary 10 Mrs. John
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY Is
The marriage Of Miss Catherine
Baxter to Mr.. Walter Gray
Mclean. at $50 o'clock, In
Trinity Episcopal church.
Mrs. Robert T.. Greer 20 enter
tain with a tea from until
$ o'clock. honoring Mrs. John
rHr RsDAY, FEBRUARY 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Roy NJ. Backus
will be dinner hosts at the
Sunset club.
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY IL
Luncheon for Mrs. PercivaI
Collins and Mrs. a. T. Nof-
singer. with Mrs. w. Il. Rig
gar as hostess.
TUESDAY. FEBHUAHY 2I---
Formal dance at Rainier club
BY Sigma Tau. OF Phi Gamma
Delta.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY a.
Mrs. Fred a. England TO be
hostess at bridge luncheon
at home.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY a.
Mid-senHon Assembly clubs ball
In Christensen's nall.
/ SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25-
Broadway Guild Of the Ortho-
pedic hospital 70 give card
party and tea dance at the
Hotel Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Livingston h.
Stedman 20 entertain with re-
ception at Sunset club, hon
oring Mr. Livingston -. sted-
man, Jf, and Mrs. Stedman.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY rs
Mardi grss ball at the Seattle
Yacht club.
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The Literary and Travel club VIII
hold an open meeting for members
and their friends al the residence "
Mrs. Francis A Hoffman, 2s25 Fed
orai ave. on Monday afternoon. Feb
ruary ~. at $50 o'clock. An In
struc,ive lecture VIII be delivered BY
Rev. Father MCCARTHY ~ 81. iiene'
diets church. on the motion picture
AZ AN educational factor, A musical
program will follow.
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ARMY AND NAVY
RELIEF

The bridge.iea planned for Friday
~ Fort worden. under the auspices
OF Mrs. Merriam. wife u Colonel
Henry Macpherson Merriam. 4. s.
A.. oomman der Of Fort Wordcn. has
been postponed on account OF the
prevalence Of Influenza. Among Sc.
attic people making up parties for
this affair are Mrs. John Twomaley
and AIRS. Maize. wife OF Lieutenant
Colonel sidney Maize. U. s. A.
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Small Tea VIII Honor
Mrs. G.. ID. Y. Rollo

Honoring her mother. Mrs. q. %.
V. Roiio OF Brentwood. Mich. who
is hpr guest. on the occasion Of her
eighty fifth birthday. Mrs. Alfred
Rollo Is entertaining with a small
tea at her home Monday afternoon
Mrs. willis II. Herr Will preside at
the tea table.
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Fdculty Wives Club

/ A one-act play. Cooks and Cardl.
nails" followed by a valentine tea,
will be given by the Faculty Wives
club, at the Faculty clubhouse on
the campus, Monday afternoon at
2:30 O'Clock. The affair will honor
the house mothers Of the various
sororitiea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-11
COLOMBIA coNFEn
MOUNTAINS AND grA

Colonel John l.. Hayden. q. s. A..
commander Of the Puget Sound coast
dsfsnaes. u taking twenty days
leave. During his absence the con,
tractors are remodeiing the house
the colonel has bought. which, over.
looks Fort Worden the Cascades and
the sound. Other landowners in this
nelghborhood are Mrs. II. G. WIN.
kon. who often finds "A batticahip
moored beneath her balcony. Mr..
Walter Ruiz. whose place IL being
artifiicaiiy handicapped. and Colonel
William a. Giasrford. 4. Is. A.. re-.
tired. whose estate II beautifully
wooded, The pines framing an ex.
quislte view of mountain and sea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-11
Mnmnn.. Csnlnr, CIub

The French department Of the
womane Century club VIII meet ~
the Hotel Washington Tuesday Feb
runry 10. az ~ a. M. Parliamentary
procedure department, at the Y. W
g. A. wednesday AZ ESQ y. IN. Span
ish department at 1890 a. m. az the
" w G A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-11
FASHIONABLE FIELD
FLOWERS

Orchids have been displaced by
field flowers. which cost In the New
York shops as much ar orchids ever
did. but may be had AZ Fort Casey
for the picking. and formed grace
Saturday at their Fort Casey quar-.
ters by Lieutenant John Harvey Mad
ison, Y. s. A.. and Mrs. Madison. in
honor OF Lieutenant r. Ward Walk
er. u. s. A. and Mrs. walker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-11

A special assembly OF the Won
ems Legislative council of Wash
ington has been called for wcdros'
day morning. February IS. at the
Y. ". G. A. building at 1880
O'Clock, 60 amend ,he bylaws. pre-
sent measures for the 1924 lewitla-
tive bureau program and transact
other business. Two delegates from
every organization % the council
are expected 60 attend.
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T.fpHoA,PTrr

The art of impromptu entertaining
IL much valued In the army. and ~
often illustrated AZ Fort Wordcn at
the quarters OF Captain Joseph Fran.
els s;iicy. U. =. A. and Mrs. stliey.
who entertained informally at dinner
on Sunday. and on Tuesday gave an
equally informal bridge. followed BY
a gay little supper.
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Luncheon for WaHa
Wdllu Visitor

Compiimenting Miss Lucille Han.
gar OF waiIa WaIIa. the house guest
of Mrs. George Gum. Jr.. Mrs. ID. c.
Warren viii entertain with lunch.
con OF eight covers at her horne. s0a
Olympic way. wednesday afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-11
literary Interpretation cia.s

The literary interpretation class %
tho Seattle Womcu's club will meet
with Mrs. oliver r. Trieitson. Tss
belmont place. Tuesday. FEBRUARY
10. NJ O'Clock. Madame Marie
w~rnli fieebe viii instruct the class
In browning Current Events az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-11
LONGEVITY AND
LIE BEAU MONDE

Major Royal Kemp Greene. L. s.
A.. and Mrs. Greene, plan one Of
their clever dinners in their Fort
worden quarters az an early date
Apr"por Of dinners u seems the code
OF the moment requires tea az five
and dinner 81 nine. And II one ac-
cepss an Invitation 90 a little late
supper one doesn't dine at aili lie
beau monde quite refuses TO be over.
fed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-11
NOTHING pArNrEp

The picnic promised the Fort Casey
line on Tuesday which was 10 have
taken place Al the San Juan islands.
WIS postponed because the boat could
not dock on account of rough wealth
er. Nothing daunfed. the Fort Casey
contingent transformed Us picnic
luncheon into dinner. served that
evening NJ seven O'Clock. AZ the hos
pitable quarters Of Colonel Harry r.
Matthews. L. s. A.. commander u
Fort Casey.
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important AIumnne Meeting

An important meeting Of the Alpha
Delta III Alumnae nAnoclntion VIII be
held Monday evening. February -,
az 2 o'clock Ia the chapter house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-11

The Every Day Help club meets
every wednesday. from 10 } .. m.
az COS Peoples bank building.
The subject on Wednesday. Febrr'
AIRY is. win be Religion and the
Church"
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Seattle Audnhon socIeix

The Seattle Audubon society VIII
meet al The Chamber Of Commerce
Thursday. February 70, al . .. m.
Miss Adelaide Pollock viii speak on
"Dlrds You Should Know"
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Al Native Daughters and their
friends are invited 10 a card party
given IN honor OF George Washing.
tons birthday on Friday evening.
February ~. az : o'clock. IN the !.
O. q. T. han. 100 Virginia IT. ne.
treatments.
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cOMPLIMENTIN0
fsffE- fAsfs

The line at Fort Casey was enter
tanned. following the bowling on
Thursday. by Lieutenant j. Long.
street Whelchel. 4. s. A.. and Mrs.
whelchel. whose hospitality recalls
The charm Of that Southern arts
tocracy they 30 happily represent.
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Thc~mhlcal Society

In. q. W. Weddcll viii speak sun
day. q. m. on '~The Path OF Truth"
special music by Miss Matte Allison.
at the Theosophicai society. 100 Lyon
building. Third and James.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-11
First IN Series of
Bridge Luncheons

Mrs. @. o. Vincent Is entertain
ing with the first In a series Of
bridge luncheons at her home Mon
day afternoon. when twelve guests
Will enjoy her hospitality.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-11

The shnwondaase club VIII meet
at the homo Of Mrs r. w. Loer 2i5I
seventh ave. W. Tuesday. February
IL. at .. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-11

~ their Fort Casey quarters on
Sunday an agreeable buffet was Civ
en- by Mrs. Gardner. marking the
birthday anniversary Of her husband.
Captain Herbert A. Gardner. 4. =.
A.. AZ which their intimate friends
assisted. and which was adorned by
the traditional cake and candles.
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Valentine Bridge
Luncheon

Mrs. w. T.. Muncy has extended
Invitations to forty guests for a val.
entine luncheon at her home Tues
day afternoon. with bridge for the
later entertainment
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American Legion Dance

The Ladies' auxiliary 20 Maple
Leaf post. No. 81. American Legion
~iii give dance. February -. nj
Douglas haii. sis y. Pine ~. In cele
hration OF Washingion'a birthday.
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Dinner Hosts

Mr.. and Mrs. George i. vraden.
berg VIII entertain with a dinner Of
sixtd~n covers at the Seattle Yacht
club Monday evening.
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Informal Dance

Mr.. and Mrs. W. Stewart enter.
tained forlyfive friends with an in.
formal dance ut the Queen Anne hall
Thursday evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-11

West Seattle Review. W. Is A. OF
the Maecnbocs. will meet az the homo
or Mrs Clarence Cpffct, gt22 4iHt
ave. +. W. Friday. February ~. at
"A a. IN. Bring lunch. All welcome
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-11
School 81 Practical Ps,cboIogv

Ernest Weltmer's School Of prac.
tlcal Psychology viii inert i'm Ever.
green hall. 5000 Arcade building.
Sunday morning at II o'clock. De.
votional services and healing lessons
based on the Second Man Power
Development Lesson" win ba led by
Mr.. Weltmer. Sunday evening at s
O'Clock. "The Practical Metaphysics
Of Reality" Everyone welcome.
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Bridge Luncheon

4 Mrs. Frank Macklem will entertain
with luncheon for eight. followed
by bridge, at her home next Thurs
1 day afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-11
Large Luncheon
at Home

Mrs. Frank skinner Ia entertaining
the past presidents Of the Classic cui
tura club with luncheon ut her
home Saturday afternoon. February
IS. Covers Will be placed for thirty
guests
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS


So Marks Guild of g. Marks
church wili give luncheon IN the
Guild hall on Wednesday. February
10. az p. m. Early reservations
aro requested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-11
CLUBS ron MONDAY
Mnmrn.. Ad,rrlIsIng CInb

The womon's Advertising club will
meet az tho Norihoid Inn Monday
evening. February 10. Dinner VIII
be- served at o'clock. Miss Marjorie
Curry will speak on her publicity
work Ia Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-11

The Prairie Rose club viii meet
next Monday az p. IN, with Mra.
Il, w. Gibbs. 6sa7 18th ave. ~ u,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-11

Two Pianos
Concerto IN q Minor. Hsnfeissohn
Mrs. william H urownficid
,Aias Irene Baitruseh
fa) This Nightingale" ward atcph~nH
90 The Time for Making song.
Has Come" ssss. James H. Rogers
tc1 win o. the Wiap' .s..4ss.s.sss
..t......... Charles Gilbert spross
Mrs. Carl " Hoblitzeli
with Amploo accompaniment
Two vioiins-
Concerto IN y Minor. .......s... Bach
Mrs Ruth Pepper HanRHtoFn
Airs. Lewis Fielding Ashton
PART ~
Vocal Trio
tap her"-.......s-.s.. hchuhert
tb) REST Thee on This Messy
PILLOW .............stGs Henry smart
2esdancs ~. I. Eicher. H. g. almp-
Mn and Charles kraeks
Two vlolinH--
Sur 10 lac. .............. .Schnoid er
Mrs. Ashton and Mrs. HsnEstorff
Voice
ca when the Land was white
With Moonlight" ........... .Neyin
(b) III Ia only Tiny Garden.
.4..s.s..tst..t.sf... Haydn Wood
(o) '"rhe Morning wind" ...........
.................C enA Bransoombe
Mrs. fioblitzcll
Two Pianos
Hungarian Fantasy ......s..... iisrt
Mrs. Brownfisid and Miss Baitru8ch
Miss Irene Haltruach, accom- PIANIST
Ampico aacompanimonta BY courtesy
Of Ifguuafa * ely 90.
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ssss sand ave. s. w. wednesday
morning. February IS. at 1890
o'clock The lesson will be George
Watts" with Mrs. Burieigh Recder
az leader. Mrs. Dana Brown will
give contemporary art
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-11

At Honolulu on wednesday. Lieu.
tenant Frank Merrill Bartlett. air
service. L. s. A.. and Mrs. Bartlett.
were complimcnted by a ball az the
hotel Moana. arranged in their hon.
or by the officers OF the aviation
corps stationed at Honolulu. and al
which the loneliness OF the bride was
a matter OF comment. when tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-11
ARTILLERY coRPs

ARTILLERY CORPS
Making an inspection tour, and or.
irving on Tuesday ~ Port Worden
from Washington. ~ G.. Colonel W.
". Cole. a. r. a. chief 81 coast ariil-
iery. ia the house guest At Fort Wor.
den OF Colonel John l.. Hayden. q.
y. A.. commander Of the Puget Sound
coast dcfenHeHf
COLONIES CONFER
At his Fort Worden quarters on
"wednesday Colonel John l. Hayden
u. = A., commander Of the Puget
Sound coast defenHos. entertained AZ
dinner IN honor Of his house guest.
Colonel W. T. Cole. Il. IS. A.. chief
81 coast artillery. the party augment.
cd BY the presence Of Colonel Henry
Macpherson Merriam. q. 4. A., com.
mander ~ Fort Worden, and Colonel
Harry r. Natthsws 4. s. A.. com.
napder OF Fort Casey. After dinner
Colonel Hayden received the officers
q the district. who called 10 pay
their respects 70 their chief.
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Society at Harbor Forts

transport left for Manila the hand
on the dock played q wedding march.
the cabin Of The bride and groom
WIS Inundated with bouquets. and as
finishing touch brother officer
followed the transport some DISTANCES
In his sirpiane. dropping Hawaiian
wreaths and blllet-doux upon tho
happy pair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-11

There are n places In German,
named NeustadL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-11

HI''T1HTIT u TTIIIIF
~ their Fort Worden quarters,
dscked ia daffodlls. successful
bridge. preceding an interesting cob
lation, was given on Friday BY Mrs.
Jacobs. wife Of Captain J. r. Jacobs.
=. =. A.. honorinR Captain Jacobs
mother. and house guest. Mrs. W. II.
Jacobs. Of Maryland. The hostess
was assisted by Mrs. Rice. wife n
Captain Kerwin az. Rice. a. y. a.
Tho high prize WAS won by Mrs.
Fitzpatrick wife ~ Captain Francis
James Fitzpatrick. 4. s. A.. ana the
consolation by Mrs Mecoid. wife q
Captain Chester ~. McCoid, u. =. a
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Gamma Phi Beta sorority will give
n large card party at the chapter
house on Thursday afternoon. Feb
ruary y. For reservations telephone
Miss bariino brown. East asss.
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Reception Honors DIR. Matthews

NAAtt 80 W h+fF"s rtAf"ttf
Miss buriino brown. East asss.
Reception lIonor@ DIR. Matthews
The large reception given by the
members % the First Prcsbyteriap
church Friday evening. February ;.
In honor Of Dr. VI. a. Matthews on
tho twcnticth anniversary Of his pas
thratc. was an event long to be re
membered BY pastor and oongrcga.
ton. SO large wer- tho numbers
wishing 90 attend that many were
unable 10 gain adsui'iance- The re-
c~iyinT jim. was composed Of mem.
berm who welcomed Or. Matthews 10
the church twenty years ago. and
tho heads % each department at the
present time.
Addresses WIRE made by Judge
Bnrke. Capt w. r. Ballard. Judge
J. r. Ronald. Canon William II. Bliss
and Rev ". A. Major.
The decorations were in charge OF
tho women'E Missionary society and
the musical program. arranged by
Mr.. John BushciI. was given by Mrs
Montgomery Lynch. Mrs. Philip Nc.
Bride. Mrs. Lotta Lyman Parsley,
Mrs. Israel Nelson. Prof. w. IL Don.
ley. Mr. II. o. Price. Mr.. J. Everett
Bardln and Mr.. q. u. Richard. The
young ladies from the Westminster
guild assisted In serving.
MIR. Kirk Hiliuan was chairman Of
the general committee.
Federation Of Women's Clubs Card
Party
The board OF trustees OF the Fed.
Grafton Of women's Clubs will en-.
terrain with George Washington
birthday party at the bungalow.
Tuesday. February ~ at 2 y. m.
The committee in charge includes
Mrs. J. E'ohn. Mrs. II. W. Ruiisson.
Mrs. r. Harper. Mrs. Allison Pike
and Miss sarah Williams. Prizes
and refreshments. Tickets may be
obtained from the trustees.
Seattle Lodge No. !
Seattle Lodge No. Z. Degree Of
Honor Ppstec,ive Association. will
hold it's regular progressive whist
party on Tuesday evening. Febru.
airy IL. at O'Clock. This Is TO be
valentine affair and will be given
In the new a. O. U. w. building.
1909 Ninth ave. erfeshments
served and houors awarded. The
hostesses viii be Mrs. Victoria Dan.
leis. Mira. Della DALEY, Mrs. Blanche
Dotlofsen. Mrs. Anna Farrier and
Mrs. Clara Lotka. The business
meeting OF the lodge will be called
at D. m, Mrs. Mary Vealc presld.
ing. Members requested TO attend.
Ridgely Social Club
An informal dance and card party
will be given by Ridgely Social
club. In odd Fellows temple. 10th
and T.. Pine St. Friday evening,
February II.
AMI Womcn's Improvement Club
The regular meeting OF the Alki
Women's improvement club will be
held at the home OF Mrs. George
A. Smith. Gi00 w. Spokane ST..
Tuesday. February IL. Regular
business meeting at y. m. when
the financial report OF the enter.
tainment committee will be given.
followed by n social hour.
Emerson PIT A.
Emerson PIT. A. viii meet In the
school basement Wednesday, Febru.
airy 10. at $3.50 p. m. After an i'm.
portant business meeting. followed
by music from one OF the lower
grades. Mrs II, II. Thatcher will
lecture on 1.-THE Right OF "A Child
to Good Parents" Refreshments
will be served.
West Seattle Art Club
The West Seattle Art club will
meet with Mrs. John A. Bennett