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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-15
Business and
Professional
.WOnen's Club

The Seattle business and ffrofcf-
stonhi Wou1en'n club will hold q
closed meeting on Tuesday. April IA.
~ GO . m az l3is Fine Arts
rooms. FOURTH ave. sfiss Ida Culver
will lead the round table discussion
on why DO You HasaSa Vacation Y
a. the last meeting Of the club
Mrs Henry Topping. interpreter foT
Madam Kali fakimi al the arms linn.
itAtion conference az Washington. -,
G. talked on THE business Women
Of Japan"
Mrs. Topping spent Is years AZ a
missionary IN Japan under the board
Of ihe baptist church. and II familiar
with the customs OF the Japanese
women Her talk was sympathetic
and most interesting. She briefly
told OF the few wei known business
women IN Japan. and OF what they
were accomplishing m the business
world. She portrayed kobl. Japan.
AZ the center Of activity for the bus.
mess and professional women. and
said that these women In kobi were
especially aative in community and
health service work. She told how
they had organized such clubs a.
BUSINESS and professional women's
clubs. civic clubs Improvement clubs,
and we're particularly Interested In
many kinds OF changes.
Mrs. Topping said that she felt
that the women OF Japan were look
ing 10 the women OF the United States
for new inspiration and ideals. and
were endeavoring TO follow the paths
paved by the American women. she
suggested. in closing her stimulating
talk. that IL would he splendid idea
for the Seattle club to organize q
sister club in the Orient. and that
such an organization would be a real
help TO the women OF the Orient. 10
enable them to get into closer touch
with the business and professional
women in America. she closed her
talk by emphasizing the fact that
Unity among the women means the
blessing of the race"
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Tho Rptohe club meets Monday.
April ~. 4 =. m. In the girls club.
room on the third floor Committee
meetings.
The Cosmopolitan club meets for
club supper Tuesday. April rs. at s
y. m In the private dining room OF
the cafeteria. Monthly socsai will be
held In the clubrooms. third floor.
Miss Jean Smith. social chairman
viii have the program In charge.
Wednesday. April ~. nj lao y. m.
the Acacia or Young Married Won.
ems club meets in the clubroom on
the third floor to hear Miss Amelia
Andersgood talk ON "The Art OF Con.
versation Social tea afterwards.
Everyone welcome.
Thursday. April 20. the Fahola club
meets az AIS in the girls clubroom
for committee meetings.
Thursday. April 20. the Friends OF
All club meets for 6 o'clock supper.
a social win be given NJ the home ~
Miss Lucille Johnston for all club
members.
The 4. II. c. club win give a .'Hit
and Miss party. with dinner served
AT o. m. in the large private din.
Ing room, Mrs. George Shields acting
as dinner hostess.
This party will be the climax OF
the membership drive of which
Bertha V. Mott is chairman. The
captains OF the four membership
teams are Pearl Jencks OF the pinks
captain OF the winning team. which
Is 60 be entertained; Lulu Groce OF
the Greens. Bcrgotta volen OF the
Reds and Mrs w. E. Cook OF the
Blues.
Hostesses for the week beginning
April II at tho Y. w. c. A. are as
follows; Monday, Mrs. Mary r. Cool.
edge; Tuesday. Mrs ". ]. Rounds,
Wednesday. Mrs, w. II. Spawn;
Thursday. Mrs w. I. Crawford: Fri.
day. Mrs. 4. =. Gardner: Saturday
Mrs. John Green.
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Music
Easter Music at
University Presbyterian

There viii be special Faster music
81 the University Hbytefian
church. corner a. 18th and 18Th ave.
NJ. a. al the morning ana evening
services " NJ Hendricks ~ director,
with Mrs Myrtle Wilson. accom-
PIANIST.
ofsan prelude. "offssierY" ..s.. nasists
Anthem. ''rhe uessens A.. feiiinH
the nlesy o. oea.@ from Tn Ia.
res che,, ~nh rrie.
Mrs n " KendFiek Leslie white and
~. "a. q. cafpthsfs
Offsstery colo itessHna" .Is., ,nfahief
pr. n. c. cafa,hyss
Anthem $40 hatsiuiah Nhorus."
from The Messiah" .,..stt, Handel
The choir
organ efestiuas In A" ,tts..- .s,, reuf.
Ev-nins service iso
GRAND SACRED eoNchlf ny fhk
cnofn
THE molly cry
An oratarie ~ a. d oaui
rau q Contemplation"
fntfeducsien unstrusisntAii Orchestra
rsssf solo .......~sa ahaao-s Wonder
IpeftEf tttatftfss tsfsft ftttffftft
cbsfus .t..s.t.s ss5sfssss.f.sf.rtt
Air for Tenor .asssrffsttt sffffftfts
$3.50 ny asui !. A,hlf.s fof God"
Trio tunaccompaaistt tttt-t lfs
....~At Essatide "a shall Ne Light
Chorus ..s. ''rhsy That SOS ~ Tears
All Tor contfaite. Eve naih Not seen
chorus "Fof Lhes. o Dear. Dear ceenify
chaFas - '-rhins f. ths hinsdons
PAT a Alteration
fntsfmssse tinstfnmsnssii. .s. orehessfs
"a Ns- lisasss saa Ss~ esrh
choral Hanetua. .ss.. ''iieiy. Holy, Holy
Chefas fnf = i.uutis Ghpif .tt. |ltts
........f'tst a.. -lt.assns If~isies
Air fnF fewer ,., ''ra the Lord oar ued'
"cotne. W nisss~a - NJ Fath~t
e-hefss tunaerafsi panIsdf sttssstt
"rhr Ptuins ret " fef riifsf
Air for Haprano. --fhee3 Are fhrf which
cams cot af GREAT ffiouiatipn
Dass taaprano ana csptfsitoi .t...
..t.. erhsy Hhaii naasss Ne More
Qasfsst ard chafus tsssstl.s r.sst..
.....,.,..,, list the chsfanio hsst~
'Asa u..rd N. vaics " masrsF.'
Qasstst and chsfas 49, Great asa
asfteloas Are rhf wefAs. L"fa ~aS
fEnhoAsEi
Qaarsst Ms K " ksharirh. safsara
Miss Aunscsi Jahhssess. 6entfeiiei NJ
". u. Gilbert. taaef. NJ y. y Ayhf@
lass.
f.aass. auarss,-- Mssaams. y. ~. ssns
Ariek Tee a. Collier. Missrs Ana4tsst
1ahussaus AAa Mlsis kaiashs
uftrtftsdFttA
Firsf etoiins-sMFs Hsth Pepper Hsns.
stesff NJ WILDER Nesiafmen' MI
rhssasFps Andsfson
hscaad tialins NJ nssid Aasiias Nj
warren Alice.
Niala-= Miss t.autss henton,
eeitos~sNf Joe feft eef, Mics Jef
fskaabrf.
ossss Ms' nasdsss sshaiss
Etaass~ NJ kin4ft Melissa
ofaFtnsss Nj walter Met9AA. Me-. Nes'
I'D FhliIlps.
Tsssnhsns-s NJ cecil Wesieymsns
cafnet--Nr, Wiiii4m sfe~sEt
prssa@ Nfss Neisa Wtisfn.
i,lsna--Mfs. Myfi Wite4e.
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Personal

Mrs Hugh Dc ysiln and Miss Heb
en- Sutth0ff are leaving Monday 10
spend several days with AFR. and Mrs.
y. J. Bailey. al Glen Cove.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank stewart ief,
Tuesday FOR Portland. to spend the
Easter holidays with their son.in. law
and daughter. Mr.. and Mira Harry
Sargent
Mr. and Mrs. T. c. Bowies will
leave next week for trip IN the East
and Florida. returning by the way Of
California
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schroeder
have returned from five w-sks'
visit in California.
Mrs. Harry ID. Hurley returned
yesterday from a months visit in
Salem.
Mrs. Russell n. waesche has gone
10 Port Angehs 70 spend the Easter
holidays with Lieut.. waeachc
Mr.. Earl Jamison Of Los Angeles
IL spending a fortnight In town.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rcnzefu are
spending the week end visiting rela-
tives in Enumclaw.
Mrs w. a. Shannon will leave in
7 70
chelan" 10 spend the summer
Mrs Philip wcysrhaeuser Helen
WaIIvrl Of Occur d'Alene IL visiting
her mother. Mrs. George II. Walker.
Judge Burke left yesterday for
Washington. -. C.. where he will at
tend the nesting OF the Carnegie
Foundation Fund
Mrs. William NJ Hartford IL visit.
ing relatives and friends In Port
land and the Oregon beaches for sew.
ersl weeks.
| Mr.. and Mrs Roy Maryatt arc 70.
ceiving congratulations upon the
birth of a son. April Z. at the Seat.
tie General hospital
Miss Minnie and Miss Florence
Rutschow OF Aberdeen are spending
the week with THEIR cousin. Miss
/ Alice kiewert. The Misses Rutschow
are former Seattle girls. and II will
{ be Of interest TO their many friends
10 fearn that Miss Florence Is
! 70 take the leading role In the senior
play given Ny the Aberdeen high
school at tho Grand theater in
Aberdeen next Tuesday evening.
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Complete List Of
Committees for Bazaar

. ~ ~ $1,000
The complete Hat OF committees for
the woman's Century clubs bazaar
and card party at the Hotel Washing
ton. "Wednesday. April 10. are an.
nounced "a follows;
Advisory cernrsifte~--Nssasm y y
pairnerton. George acbefsid. a. I'M
J. y. sha-. J. hoit
sociat COMMITTEES Mssdaues r. ~
Mac Phsrsn~i. y. ~ Soper. r.. Harrah.
Henry Frederick.
Ms.dAn~s Ruth Curtis cutting
blanche Holt Parker. Misses J~annetfs
Cole. Thsims Woiff. Joyce aovss. Mar
xarst Bovee. Alice Evans, Luciiis rurrtu
ciiffs clsdys NcSichois. Virginia Daniels
Isabelle whsiisy. Doris Yat~s
Walking Grsb-baR- Nssdautss CeorEs
J. Haeeksr. Henry Bittman. Adoiph Mel
son.
Parcel Department Msedamrs " o
Jones. Harvey Glenn. g. p. Murans. Hen.
Adams
the Mystic way assdamss y. ~
Geismen. , y. shsnsr.
This Roma1y Mesasmcs vs. "
Pitt~ood. J. " Crawford. Henry ksuff.
man. J. Smaller
Publieisy--Mrs William NJ inter
chairman.
PRINTING Cororrgtten Nraaaura So q
PiEEott. N. J. MoCann. Frank Houzhton
Af,ernoo, Cad pats - st,.t.r,..
c:~orw. 4 ftasrt.r 4 vt1t tor.. f,,.,l
VOLT Sbsrl@. "a y,.ia y ri vy.sLs
Norwood Broekett
t..,...t.. go t,.... .,.,. q,
Hili. George McT.oughiln. y. o Jonss. v
.s 'f = - W.
t.to...x. ....,t.,.... q 4. -. 81
f..a,,ee st.,.... r,.,.'... =. rs.
a, 49,. a. a. .s.ss. .,ss. ~, =
gnier estsdss col. nssn|,,t,.,, -, $500
,t,s 1870, 1 ,f ', ,t,
Holt. Diana Archibald Helen Nsiane.t
Hazel Hess
Al. a,a c,.,,. v..A.,,,. t..,.f., A.,
shau. Blake - Nils. b * fnrrabam
Jessie NJ Elliot a. q PhlltluH A Z. War.
uer j. NJ. Clam. O. Poster Dean
~. 49,. =, - ,...... .,.,.-
.a.da,aes t.,ss " ~, ~
s's, a. ~ -, =.
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Music at First
Methodist Episcopal

Thf FIRST Methodist Episcopal
church. al Fifih and Marion. will Of.
fer special musical selections At It's
services sunday.
ofk4a prsiya. ~Essaffsrtlon Mora
...4..t4a...4.+ Eawsra " Iehnsser
Anthem. break FERN insa 5sr.'
...'; "a. r..s,. ..ss,.. . "A''''
u.ss solo. The Tssmp-s shall
sound Messiah +.s...,... .s&Hds{
Clarence EYtiiaasssr
xsfipfars. 10 tns reHb y Empif
.....s..........ss. Ea~1d wrooms
i.eis wiley nysHssiias v Cook ara
the Temple cheras
H~nealrtlsn- organ Cbtns@s
organ ppstipas kiisiais- VIM FauiAss
EVENING PROGRAM. 7.It
organ Recital
"a EAs,sr siisisia. Aies. ? .....
.Sow f. chris, R4ssa Prem shs
bi EAs,sr off.uaif. clemsn, tesss
tgoandsd on ths ancient Faster
eArei. 20 Tligi. - Faia@"b
tel Eaater pa~n sleys c1anssrnann
As {, began 10 aa~n to~ard the
first day - the ueek. came
aary Masdsists sna ths other
May 20 the sspulchsr. 49,
~ Marx Htvtii.
THE sEvEs LAEr WORDS oF CHRIST
a sacred caniata - tn. Dubois.
iniroaaesioa soprano solo, -, ~
fret word - pas. solo. "Pashsr ror.
give Them
prank A Tgffany. H~ary q. Price and
The Temple Chorus
second word-Tsuor solo, Tenor ard
BARITONE Duet. verify Thou
Shalt ne 10 Paradise.
''Hsar Ne. O Lord. and nsmsm-
her Nc
u.nrv o. price and nobsre H. bradley
and ths Temple chorus
Third word-bass soto. See.
s Mg,nsa soto Sc. Voc ws = '''""'
rcuot solo. Is rhSe Mortar
Frank A. TIFFANY. Evanseiins y. Cook.
Henry .. rrtcs and the Temple Chorus
Fourth wofd-Hazs soto. God. Ny
Father" ..-.-.. prank a. fff@ng
F'nh werd-na's solo. = an Mr.,
Tenor solo. AID the less Thcn
Passing By Him" Henry o. rrice
chorus. "Ah. Theu wouidst Fain
Destroy tho Temple"
The Temple ChoruH
sirth word--Tsnor solo. Father.
Henry o. Price and the Temple Chorus
Seventh word soprano solo, and with
a Loud Voios Jesus cried. ES-
claiming
BHss solo. ~ fs Finished"
soprano soio. And lie Did Bow
His Head"
Chorus. 1T II Finished"
Evankeline y. Cook FRANK 4. Tiffany
and the Temple Chorus
Tenor solo And II Was About
tho Sirth Hour ... o.. Henry O. Price
chorus. Christ We DO Al Adore
Thee" .............l Temple Chorus
Contralto Solo. "CfurtfiN" .. saItef
Agnes Nielsen EkArtvrdt
The Pastor
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Charming Tea
Giue,, Today

Ms Frank n. Carroll and Mlss
Jean Fox entertained with a charm
lng tea NJ the home OF Miss Fox
this Afternoon. IN compliment to
Hiss Helen Sutthoff. a bride o-b1
u this month. Spring flowers we're
uned effectively thru all the rooms.
ana an artistic basket OF lavender
sweet peas centered the attractive
ten table. where Mrs. Roger Bone
and Mrs. Howard Chas,ain presided
A. the urus. assisted by Miss Helen
Gcctx. Miss Margaret Delaney. Hiss
Helen Sehwager. Miss Esther snyder
and Miss Elizabeth Beddow
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Society at the
IHarbOr Forts


General John !. Perahiug. q. 3
4. and Major General Jamss q.
Hartford. ". f. A.. on March TWEEN
ty.ninfh. were honor guests ~ ths
National Press club ~ Washington,
-. G.. and appealed 20 the press
81 the country 10 support reaaon-
able Army program.
The amendment ~ the National
Defense act. approved june fourth.
1920, states that the Army ~ the
United States shall consist ~ The
Regular Army. the National Guard.
and the Organized Reserves. the ai.
ter title Including both the officers
Reserve Corps and the Enlisted re
serve Corps. A. "a Reservoir for the
above mentioned units the bill pro-
yides for Officers Training Camps.
attached 10 schools. colleges and
universities. and for Citizens Train
INK Camps. for the benefit of those
not receiving training at schools.
colleges or universities. Legislation
now pending affects adversely not
only the Regular Army. the Ma
ti0nal Guard. and the Organized Re-
serves. but the Reserve Officers
Training Camps and the Citizens
Training Campo.
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The John Hay Parent Teacher a..
aoesation viii meet Tuesday. April "a.
n O'Clock sharp. 1T the school.
Two Important business trnnsac-
tlons are the election ~ officers and
ths election ~ delegates 70 the state
convention.
There viii be short talk by MrA.
r. n Todd. chairman of city Parent.
Teacher association playground and
recreation committed Her topic viii
be Relation Between Education and
Recreation"
A vocal solo will be given BY Mrs
Pay Fitch Knapp. Tho social hour
h from J 10 s30.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-15

LDR the business woman. the
l. sportnwoman or the shopper the
three piece suit which. In most OF
its Versions. consists ~ but two
pieces. will be most popular for this
spring
Sometimes the re-pieec cult is
really made u skirt. blouse and cape.
bat most frequently II consists 81 "A
simple one piece dress with a match
ms cape.
While tweeds are In the iimelight.
heather mixtures. wool Jersey and
the newer kaNha. a delightful fabric
with a very close. wooily weave. are
ideal for the three. piece suit
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clnra nartan Tent No. I

Clara nsrton Tent. No. ]. DapRh-
tiers Of Veterans. will entertain with
card party az the home 81 the
president. Mrs Alice Reynolds. stg3
Carr place. Monday. Aprii II, from
? until o'clock. Tor the benefit Of
sick daughter. Take Meridian or
WniiinEford ears.
~ the regular meeting 81 the tent
on April 20. the birthday of General
Grant VIII be eomTnemorated with
hitting ceremonies. and the delegates
to the convention will be nominated.
A chicken dinner. 10 which the pub
Nc ls invited. ~iil be served at 9
O'Clock
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Schedule for Orthopedic
Tfn .Shnn

In eharre % the orshope,iic Tea
shop next week ~iil - Monday.
Trinity parish. Mrs. Harding Gow.
hostess. Tuesday. -; Marks guild.
Mrs. MARGARET chs~i. chairman.
"Wednesday. Westminster Pr~nhy.
terrain church. Mrs. V. a. Arrnst runK.
chairman: Thursday. ~ Margaret
guild OF ~ Marks church. Mrs.
Frederick r. Hnrio~. chairman. Fri.
day. Ali auxiliary. Mrs. Charles
Gaffnrr. chairman. Saturday. East
Highland Drive. Mrs. A. g. Graft.
chairman.
Mrs. Cow will BE assisted on Mon.
day ~ Mrs. ,. n Sheppard. Mrs. G.
y Russell. Mr~- J. n 4. u~theli.
Mr.. ~ W Anderson. Mrs Nuriork
Cow. Mrs. ! H aconson. Mrs. =. n.
Christie and Miss OLGA Dicskoff.
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A meeting ~ thr members ~ the
King County Graduate Nurses assn
eiafion doing private duiy nursinKi.
will b. held on Tuesday, April Is. at
: p m. In the hurses' club rooms.
At the Y W. G A. This meeting =
for the purposes - organizing pr'.
waite duty necsten ~ the king County
Graduate NURSES asnncint ton. a. -
aurw,rd hy the national association.
All nurs~H doing private duty nurs.
ing are urerd to he present.
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For the benefit n Miss Hannah
Evans a member ~ pr. t.oop~'s
Sunshine ciuh a committee Of iHdtTs
composed Of Mrs a Fehraff~nt~rErr.
chairman; Mira Adriine Williams.
sfrr Blanche Nrinonr. Mrs, Luisr
Young and Mrs Mabel pinsieF, vii
give \ PARTY in the Panama cafeteria
1910 Third ave. Friday evening
kurii "a
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Suppcr-Ddncc WW
Honor hrs. Snndt

comnllmenting her sister. Mrs.
Frcderlek sundt. of Christiaaia. Nor.
way. Who Is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Moritr Thomson. Mrs.
Anna Thomson Milburn is entertain
ing with a supperdanee AZ her honN
Monday evening. April "a.
Invitations have ircn limited to
friends Of the honor guest.
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-Four booze raids by police and
federal dry squads late Friday night
resulted in seven arrests. the seizure
Of still and a quantity OF moon.
shine.
Those arrested were: Harry
Lewis. ~. G.. II. Moss. 60. Harry
Clark. Maxine Jarvis. II. Y. Okla,
Mrs. $. Shima and Dan Boioff. 80.
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ladies Auxiliary UnlyersI,y Pcs

Tho Ladies' auxiliary 10 University
Post American Legion, win entertain
the men OF the post. Wednesday eve.
ming, April 10. at the University
Branch library.
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Affairs Planned for
Miss Helen Sutthoff

Complmenting Miss Helen suit
hcff. who Is TO become bride on
April Is. Mrs. Hugh de Vain u en-.
scrtainlng with an informal tea and
handkerchief shower from Z until &
o'clock. at her home. saturday aft.
ernccn. April 90
On Monday. April "a. Miss Lor-
rainc Allen viii honor Miss Sutthoff
with a bridge party al her hcue. To-
morrow afternoon Miss Msrwery
Lindsay and Miss Margaret Lesser
are entertaining at tea in her honor
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SOCIALLY CALM

For the moment. at Fort Wor
den. a social calm persists and the
week has been without formal af-
fairs Among prospective gayeties
may be mentioned the dance to be
given by the Officers Club on the
twen,y-first OF April. and the de-
ferred bridge which viii be an event
u Tuesday. the hostess. Mrs
Hughes. the attractive wife of Cap
tain Arthur ID. Hughes. u. s. A.
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Seattle
JoCiety
Buffet Dinner WiH Honor
Visitors. Mrs. Milbutat
Plans Supper Dance;
Entertainments for
Bride-Eicct.

HoNoRfNG Mr.. and Mrs. William
II II. Talbot and Miss Vera Tai
bot, OF san Francisco. MIR. and Mrs
John A. Campbell viii entertain with
a buffet dinner FOR twenty-five at
their home this evening.
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Ladies' Of the &. 4. X. Home Sewing
Club


Club
The Ladies' OF tho Grand Army
Home Sewing club viii give card
party In Wings cafeteria. wedncs.
day evening. Aprii 10. at $50 O'Clock.
jefferson PIT. A.
Jefferson PIT. a. viii meet Thurs.
day. April 90, 2;aO y. m. NJ the school.
Election OF officers will follow the
program.
War Mothers eaguc
Tho War Mothers league OF Amer.
lea viii meet Tuesday. April IS, at :
p. m, at zoos Arcade building.
Altruistic Club
Tho Altruistic club viii meet M the
home OF Mrs ella Barto. 1871 Il. Fir
ST., Wednesday. April 10, at I O'Clock.
Jefferson PIT. A.
jefferson PnrentTcacher associa.
ton VIII meet next Thursday. April
20, at 2:3o y. m
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Luncheon Honors
Mrs. Bdyey

HonorinE Mrs Frank $. BayIey,
candidate for president OF the WON
ems University club next year the
chairmen Of the different commit.
tees entertained with n luncheon OF
forty covers at the club Friday aft.
erncon- Spring flowers In graceful
array decorated the table.
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Dinner as Birthday
Commitment

Mrs. kdgar Morgan Aliis enter
tanned twelve guests al dinner has,
evening at the Hotel sorr~nt0. fol
lowed hy a tl~at~r party AZ tho
Orpheum. honoring Mr. Mile ON his
birthday.
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clubs ron MONDAY


King County Legislative Federation
King County Legislative. Fedora
alton viii meet Monday. April ~. IN
tho second floor elubrooms ~ the y.
". e, A.. at 2 .. m. The program
will b. In charge Of the seattle com.
mittee Of Womau'H Trade Union
league, OF which Mrs. Raymond Rob
inH IN national prcmdent The
Woman ~ Tomorrow" VIII be pre-
scented. which ia dramatic interpre.
thtion OF phase Of the ~aEue'a
work
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z. $. p. IT. s.
No branch OF the Federal service
is claiming more interesting peopIe
than that Of the United States Pub
lie Health Service. many OF whom
are generously hospitable. among
them such well.known hosts as sur.
geon Rinaldo Baker. u. $. r. III. s..
Mrs. Baker. and Miss Baker. Sur
geou Emil krultsh. U. $. II. III. s.
and Mrs. krulish. Surgeon Joseph
Bolton. U. 5. r. II. 3. and Mrs.
Bolton. Past Surgeon Walter Alvin
Black. U. 5. =. III. s. and Mrs.
Black.
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DATES
TO REMEMBER


| MONDAY. APRIL H.
Miss Nellie Felxsr-s dinner az IN.
SUNSET club for Miss Kathersn-
Po~ers. preceding the Junlar
clubs Jungle BAN
Junior clubs costume .Iarnbi.
Ball. al Queen Anne han.
North Broadway circle 81 the Fruis
and Flower Missions card partv
and tea az the seattle Yacht elnh
Mr.. ard Mrs Keith Logan BaIiiss
are snteriainlnx a; dinner before
the -JunTie Ball
Mrs John Loor Locke iii .nts-taso
sith an Informal bridge Al hosna
eomptimsnting Miss Olive Leonard
and Miss Katherine Powers.
TUESDAY. APRIL IS
Miss Priscilla AndsrHon'H bridge tea
eosnpitrnentfnK Miss K4th~rtnm
Powers and Mrs philips Dlckin.
son.
Mrs. James n. oaisrai,h 80 b.
hostess AZ chndrsn's dancing
party for her grandchildren. Rose
bfelfh
| WEDNESDAY. APRIL Is
Bazaar and card party By Woman.
Century club at Hotel washInx'
ton.
Denny Thurman Guilds s.u a.
Masonic Temple
Miss Miriam Youeii 70 sn,er,as,
With tea a, home from unfli
o'clock complimentary to Mrs
irving HAisey.
Miss Donna Lane 20 srtertafo q,
iunehson AZ home for Miss Bstsy
Booth
Mrs. Aubrey wfton's tea. conp,i.
msnttng Mrs. Lee Shaw Forbes
snf Mrs Carl Williams. from
until o'clock
THURSDAY. APRIL 70
Bridge ten pili compliment Miss
Mildred and Miss Claire stoltsn-
oerE. With Miss Florida Singleton
az hostess
~ Jos~ph's Parish Gatlas. ea,d
party At the Yacht club
Miss Ruth Trenhoirn- TO entertaln
- luncheon at home houoriuR
Miss creigh Cunningham
Luncheon Al Women'a ffnlveraitv
club At i2,2o o'clock. DR. Joahi
o. India. 70 speak on Modern
ideas In India"
FRIDAY. APRIL 81
Mrs Frederick 9. Bolton and Mrs
Fred e. Aver will entertain with
tea at the home 81 Mrs. Bolton
from until o'clock.
SATURDAY. APRIL ez-
Reception At the Sunset club q, .
o'clock. IGNORING Mr.. ass M
Arthur Lstimer. with NJ ana
Mrs. Thomas " Green ~ hosts
Miss Marion Scott and Miss Doris
Howard viii entertain with a
dancing party 81 the Evereft
Country club. honorfnR Miss
Cretgh Cunningham and her
fianee, Mr.. Charles Dilisr Frat,
Jr.
nOsDAf, APRIL e.
Queen Anne Guilds card party ana
bazaar at the Bungalow.
Robert p. Ice chapter DauRhfS,.
Of tn confedsracy. will entertain
with a ball al the Seattle Yacht
club
"WEDNESDAY, APRIL re-
Dinner II home com pllneufary 20
Miss CreiEh Cunningham and her
lance. Mr.. Charles Diifar FRAT
Jr., with Miss Elizabeth Baird ~
hoetess
Misc Helen BUtihOff to we'd Nj
Herbert Conner Talbot IN ~
Anpes church a. O'Clock In the
| morning
TUESDAY. MAY o.
Interiaken Guilds card party IN
Mrs. =. NJ Parkers bali room
At O'Clock
HEi,N E~DAy, MAY H.
hehten Hill Guilds card party nj
the facht club.