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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-27
Sacred Concert
Sunday

There viii be sacred concert Civ.
en- BY the Univcrrity Presbyterian
church choir In commemoration Of
Memorial day. Sunday evening at s
O'Clock X. ~. Kcndrick will be dlrec-
tor and Mrs. Myri Wilson accom-
PIANIST.
The program foliowE
organ PFsiudo---''1IeroT March ..
...,...... .......... Mendslssohn
n==''inflammatus" ffrom ''Htabat
Mater .s+-sssss.ssssssss.s. .Rogalni
Mrs. T. ~. Ksndriok and the choir
Male Quartrt-"o Morning Land" Phelps
sessfs W. y. Gnbert. y. 7 Moainn
Edwin Watns. w o. williams, Jr
urom 'ftiijsh''l .,........ Mendeiaaohn
Miss Annabel Johnatone
Anthem--"o Jesus Thou Art Standing"
.ss..s.s..ss+ .ss+...s..s.s..s Brewer
Tenor soio-'-rhsrs Ia No Death. o1TarA
MIR. Leslie white
Dust--"Chriat IN rlanderH' ...........
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ward stephens
Mira II. ". Kendrlck. Dr. ~. q. Carothers
Organ offertory --"AudAnte Heligioao"
Soprano soio--"rhore l. Green ffnl
Far Away "s..s.s..s ..t...... .Gouuod
Mrs Joseph MHtssn
Violin olo-"Ronianco" tfrom Concerto
In ID MINOR ...............W leniawHki
Miss Louise Benton
Miss Eileen French At tho plano
Bass Solo--'"Thc Peace Of God" .Gounod
Mr. n. y Myhru
ouintst--'"rhe Occasional" De Koven
Mr. ~ r McMiun, Mr.. w u. Giihert.
Mrs. Ira Collier. Miss Anna Akin
and Mr. Edwin WRtno
Anthsm--"The Day ~ Ended. Bartlett
pr. ~ q. Chrothera and the choir
Violin obbiisato by Miss Louise Benton
Postlude Funeral March" Beethoven
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X. q. r. c.
THE GENTLE ART
or CIIApERO~tNG

Colonel Charles l.. Phillips. Y. s.
A.. commanding the reserve officers
training corps at tho University OF
Washington, and Mrs. Phillips. who
are extremely popular among the
students. have been asked TO chaper.
one tho yachting party arranged for
the weekend by the daughter OF the
governor. Miss ella Hart. who win
be in temporary command OF the
very smart yacht belonging to James
Griffith. commodore OF the Seattle
Yacht club.
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Guilds in Charge at
Ten .Sh0n

In charge % the service ~ the
Orthopcdic Tea shop next week viii
be on Monday. Capitol Hiii Guild.
Mrs.. Neal Boyle. hostens. Tuesday.
tea shop closed. Decoration day.
Wednesday, Madruna Guild. Mrs.
Emurett Brown. hostess. Thursday.
East Highland drive. Mrs. y. u.
Baldwin. hostess. Friday. Mount
Baker park. Mrs. George johnson.
hostess; Saturday. seahurst auxli.
larry. Mrs. Henry Booth. chairman.
Assisting Hra. Boyle on Monday
Will be Mrs. Leroy johnson. Mrs. ".
NJ. Frye. Mrs. MARY Terrell Geisting.
Mrs. Bruce Shorts. Mrs. Miller Free
man. Mrs. Frank r.. Case. Miss
Travis Jones. Miss juno Corcoran
and Miss Helen Lowman.
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Personal

Mr.. and ars. n. n. Hogaboom
have removed from i7ss saith ave.
to 1879 33rd ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. fanRdon G. Henry
Jeff this morning for a short trip
20 California.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Siebert 70
turned Thursday from months
motor trip thru Southern Califor-
MIA
Mr.. and Mrs. Falcon Joalin are
removing next week 10 their sum.
mcr home at Port Madison.
@ra. NJ. r. Downs returned
Thursday from few days visit
with her daughter. Mrs. Harry
Kcyes Brooks. In Portland.
Mrs. Charles Paul left Thursday
for the East TO be gone several
months.
Mrs. IerciVai toruon Whlm fJeEfir
Roscne) Of Los Angeles is tho guest
Of her brother and sister. MIR. and
Mrs. John Rosene.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel VI. Hedges
will remove June 90 their summer
home at the Highlands.
Mrs. Harry Glenn Stibba and chm.
dren. who have been spending three
months In California, will return
next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. -. Clark. who
have been In Mexico and California
for a number OF months. have re.
turned TO spend the summer In
town.
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ANOTHER PoRTIA

Judge Walter H. Beals and Mrs.
Beais gave on Saturday one OF their
delightful dinners. which compliment
cd various pcraouaEes. military and
civilian. who found their hostess as
attractive IN formal dinner dress as
in her robes OF office.
Dinner was served AZ small tables,
lilac dccked and taper lighted. and
tho menu was as clever as the con
vcrsation.
Among those who added distinct.
lvcneHa n the affair were Colonel
Charles l.. Phillips. Y. $. A.. and
Mrs. Phillips. Colonel Oren y. Meyer.
IL. s. A.. and Mrs Meyer. Colonel
Edward H. Schultz. L. $. A.. and
Mrs. Schultz. Colonel Oscar ].
Charles. L. 8. A.. and Mrs. Charles.
Major Edward u. Dennis. 4. $. A..
and Mrs. Dennis. Major II. +. Greg.
DRY. 4. 8. A.. and Mrs. Gregory.
Commander Richard Il. Dcriclson,
M. &. c. and @. s.. and Mrs. Derrick
son. Bridge followed dinner, the
prizes. silver candicsticks. and most
covetnblc.
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CAMP LEWIS
BONIIOOD or TIE YEAR

II was all In the boyhood OF the
year, we're told. that Queen Cuine.
we're donned her gown OF graas green
MIX and. mounting her palfrey. rode
down the winding ways with Launce.
lot in a landscape not unlike the
country Of Puget Sound. the same
opalcscent gray. the came clouded
blue. tho same emerald vistaa en-
chanting that famous pair ns add 20
tho pleasure Of the Camp Lewis Rid
ing and Hunt club. which has re-
sufnod its saddles and may be seen
any afternoon putting it's horses thru
their PAGES.
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Colonel Carl Gamborg Andersen, u.
3. NJ. G., colonel commanding the
marine barracks IN the navy yard.
Mrs Wilson. wife Of Commander j.
-. Wilson. y. 8. n. commanding Of
ficcr ~ the receiving ship In the
navy yard. Mrs. de Vain. wife OF
Surgeon Hugh de Vain, supervisor
Of the i3th public health district;
Mrs. Derickson. wife OF Commander
Richard - DerlcIsson, u. 8. G. and
q. r.. In charge Of the Seattle sta-
ton OF the coast and geodetic sur.
vey, Mn. Coyle. wife Of Lieutenant
Commander ]. -. c0yle. e. 8. G. c..
division commander Of the coast
guard corps. Mrs. Walter y. Beais.
representing the organized reserves.
and Mrs. Maurice Thompson. wife Of
the ndJutant general OF the state.
representing the National Guard.
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Miss Ldmbuth VIII
Wed June 7

Miss Ayra Lambuth. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William -. I-ambuth.
will wed Mr. Willis Webster Judd.
son OF Ar. and Mrs. T.. s. Judd. OF
Chicago. Wednesday evening. June
u. in the Church Of the Epiphany.
The service will be read at $50
o'clock by Rev. Cameron Morrison.
In the presence OF relatives and In.
timate friends.
Mrs. Lister Holmes will he her
sisters rnatron Of honor and her
niece, Prudence Iambutb. will he the
flower girl. Mr. Judd will be attend.
ed by his father as best man.
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Cornish Symphony
Concert Monday

An Interesting program 81 an
tioipated at the coming annual spring
concert OF the Cornish School Sym.
phony orchestra, 10 be held at the
Masonic temple. Monday evening,
May 20. at $40 o'clock.
The concert, under the direction OF
Francis ]. Armstrong. director OF the
Cornish Symphony orchestra, in.
cludes a number Of very beautiful
and difficult selections composed by
masters and Is said 20 be one OF the
most extensive programs they have
yet offered.
The Cornish symphony orchestra
was formed by Francis J. Armstrong
in 1920 and consisted of 10 players.
mainly violins. II has since grown
70 = full symphony Organization with
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Graduating Class
Entertained

Miss Pauline Prcfontaine. Miss
Rose Mcneil. Miss Norma Ftnn. Miss
Mildred Casey and Miss Fiayia Mc.
CuliouEh entertained this afternoon
with ''Fairyland Dance" az the
home o. Mise Prcfontalnc. 53s3 nth
ave. y. ". hoporing the graduating
class u Holy Names normal Spring
blossoms in gorgeous coloringa 81.
fcctivcly decorated the home.
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The servants we're IN chlnele col
tunes but the guesfs we're roaai'
ally clad. except that an o. baerye
noticed one especially cxquihi te pal
OF Jade earrings. long and carve,
lanterns Illuminating the oFa chez
OF beauty
Some two hundred army lpeopl
asgistod. one OF the gayest pariie
being that Of Major Jason ~ Wal
Ing, &. =. a. ,'and Mrs. Waiiinty.
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MARINE CORPS
IN EkIDF.eTfe

Noticeable az various offlcia func-
lions during the week. which was
rnthsr gay IN the Yard. wereA Mrs.
Gamborg. A ndresen. wife OF g .oionel
Carl Gamborg Andersen, y. D. Vi. G..
commanding officer ~ The marine
barracks. and Mrs. Brown. vi tfe OF
Captain c. II. Brown. u. ,. M G..
officer OF the day at the barraf skA
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COAST ARTILLERY
ACTIVITIES
IN TOUR

Colonel Harry r. Matthews. J.. 8.
A., In charge Of the coast arAllery
activities OF the organized reserves
for the Ninth corps area. accom-
panied by Mrs. Matthews. has just
returned from a recruiting and
speaking tour which included Blaine
and Vancouver cwashl. as well az
important points en- route.
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COAST GUARD CORPS
JSF0RMAIsS


Mrs. coyie. wife OF Lie' Sfenant
Commander }. u. Soyls' y. o. G. O..
commanding the division. wn,n host
ess at an imprompiu tea on iPrsdav
presenting the newly arrrfveta farnl.
lies 81 the corps. among within are
Mrs. Hotel and Mrs Katherifbe Hot.
tel, wife and daughter Of Liey ,,enant
Commanosr James ffeei'an tHotteL
~. s. G. O.
MISS chrisons tca on Tuesday
conpiimented Miss Kathcrtnsk Lake
sister Of Mrs. wcishe. wife Or Corn.
nander A. NJ. Welshe. Y. s. q a.
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Federated Clubs Card Party

Tho board OF trustees OF the Sc
attic Federation OF Womon's clubs
will give tho second in a series Of
card parties at the club house Fri
day. June 2. Both bridge and whist
viii be played beginning at y. M.
Members urged TO attend as the pro.
cecds will be devoted TO eliminating
the debt on the club house.
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Engagement Of Miss
Wriaht Announced

Mr. and Mrs. L. 81. Dickcy an.
uounce the engagement OF their
niece. Mas Bernios WriEht. 70 Mr..
Arthur Doiph 81 Everett. IN. Noi.
ding to be solsmnized Ia June.
A. a compliment 70 Miss Wright.
Mrs. pickey entertained with
charningiy appointed luncheon and
shower at her home this afternoon.
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To Speak at Fine
Arts TOninht

THE Principles OF Art in Modern
Painting will be the subject Mr..
George J. Hueston. director Of life
classes In the Haughen School OF
Commercial and Industrial Arts. will
speak upon this evening at the Fine
Arts gallery at s o'clock. The talk
will he under the auspices OF the
Seattle Auxiliary 20 Cultural Arts
and the musical numbers will be
given by Miss Florence Orr.
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NAVY YARD
uAIL TO TIE FLEET

The Yard has forgotten pay I'D.
jurtfncnt and officer shortage In
hearing ruiDOrs that summer maneu.
vers may occur this year on the
North Pacific. and In all probability
will bring both Atlantic and Pacific
fleets within Beattiea auspicious
horizon.
Almost nv keen ia the interest OF
the man In tho street, who Ikea n
Dit OF pnEeantry To enrich his drab
ilfs and who takes a sporting inter.
est m seeing tho navy. heavily handl.
capped. holding its own.
II the program goes thru IA out.
lined. The mancuverH will bring to
Seattle men whose achievements are
OF national importance. and viii be
an occasion not only Of invaluable
naval drill. but an inspiration for
many impressive ceremonies. official
and social. adding impetus TO the
prestige OF Seattle. enthroned on her
seven hilla, magnet Of the Euven seas.
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Tea for Returned
I'rdpelers

Mrs. William Leonard Eaton II ".
suing invitations for a tea az her
home Thursday afternoon. June l..
from 4 until o'clock. In compliment
TO Mrs. Francis Guy F'riuk and Mrs
Frederick Bentley. who have recently
returned from several months travel
In Europn
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AU REvorR

The navy never says good bye. IT'S
only au rcyoir. and that WINS the
thems at the luncheon bridge given
on Wednesday az the OfflcerT club
In the Yard. by Mrs Gaylor. wife OF
Commander y. H. Gaylor. 4. r. ~.
en- bon voyage 10 Mrs. Hanson. wife
% Commander Ralph T. Hanson. c.
c. u. n n. who leave shortly for
their new station on the Atlantic
coast.
The guests In their pastel frocIts
and flower strrwn hats might have
been part ~ tho decorations. ar.
ranged by Spring herself
Noticeable In the attractive fhrong
were MrH. iIoogewerff. wife Of Rear
Admiral John A. Hooge~erff. u. \.
", commandment Of the Puget Sound
navy yard. and Mrs. Kindlrberger.
wife OF Captain G. r. kindieberEcr.
senior medical officer in the navy
yard.
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Miscellaneous Shocer
Planned

To honor Miss Catherine Howe.
who Is TO become the bride Of Mr..
James Richard GoodfeIiow on July 6.
Mrs Frank r. wit Is entertaining
with miscellaneous shower at her
home Thursday afternoon. June s
Invitations have been confined to tho
close friends OF Miss Howe.
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Dancing Party
Commitments Miss Luke

Complimeniing Miss katherine
Luke. who left yesterday for Caiifor.
MIA 10 make her home. Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas J. Acheson entertained with
an informal dance az their home.
"F'aghaIie." Carheton park. Thursday
evening. Thirty.five friends OF Miss
Luke enjoyed the affair.
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SEATTLE SERVICE SET

city possessing official circle versed in all ire cere-
monies that enrich life and civilization ranks
cosmopolitan and attracts desirable residents IA well as
eliminating travellers
Seattle has service set that comprises every branch Of
Tho regular establishment the army the navy the marine
he coast guard the public health geodec corpg with
personnel steadily increasing and in importance
whose hospitality adds distinction and prosperity to Seattle
civic aurels. -
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Lanterns AND LADIES

The Chinese dinner given NJ the
Camp Lewis Officers club on Friday
was emphasized By It's lovely Ian
terms and aiill lovelier ladies'. The
menu ~ns altogether chinere. cooked
by Chinese chefs. and served on deco.
ratlve Canton.
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a.. a. r. II. y.
IN VOYAGE

BurTcon Hum De VaIin. y. q. r.
~ r.. ranking officer and HupeTvisor
Of the 18Th public health district, and
Mrs. De valin will spend months
leave in the environment of IN : YeL
lowaione. leaving early In June
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TO REMEMBER
MONDAY. MAY 70

MONDAY. MAY 20
Dinner AT Rainier club. with Miss
Anna Hoge and her fiance. Mr..
Hamilton Roife. a. hosts
Mrs. Ralph s. Richards tea from
until o'clock. com pilnentinx her
daughter, Miss Katherine Rich
Miss Katherine crarrord's lunch
cor at home. honorinR Hlss Anna
Hose and bridal maids
M. and Mrs. John Campbsfrs din
ner at home for Mrs. George Pur-
cell and Mrs. James Hamilton
De Neuye.
TUESDAY, MAY 10
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ". Lilly 20
enfertain with dancing party,
compiimenting Miss Anona Rob
erts. at home.
Miss Elizabeth Crane will compIi-
rnent Miss Catherine Howe at
luncheon At the College club
Miss Anna Hogs's picnic party IN
compliment 70 bridal attendant.
Mrs. Charles Crane Norton to enter
tain at luncheon at the Arctic
club
Luncheon for Mrs George Allen
Nth Mrs.. Thomas Bordeaux az
hostess.
THURSDAY. JUNE -
The marriage Of Miss Anna Bogs 10
Mr.. Hamilton =. Tsotfs In ST,
Marks church at $50 O'Clock.
College clubs sports clothes dinner
dance.
Mrs. Richard W. Perry 10 entertain
at luncheon AT aunsef club In
compliment 70 Mrs. Frederick
Strive and Mrs. Alexander n
Wetherili.
FRIDAY, JUNE p
The marriage Of Miss Gladys T,oer
70 Hr. Charles l.. Smith. In Queen
Anne Congregational church, at
$40 O'Clock
Mrs. w. ~. Fritch and Miss Eleanor
Frifch 70 entertain at tea from
4 until o'clock.
DIR. and Mrs J. l. Durand's dinner
of Boulevard Inn. to honor Mr..
and Mrs Frederick Strive and
Col and Mrs. Alexander M.
Wethsrili.
FRIDAY, JUNE D.
Mills College club danes at Tennis
club.
FRIDAY, JUNE fs--
Mics Katherine bhafers informal
dance A. home. 1917 Dorfel drive.
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Ameth,rt chap,cr. No. 1as

Amethyst chapter. No. i5s. o T..
s.. will entertain on wednesday even.
ing. May 81. az Fraternai hall. 26oa
jackson ct. At sac. An evening
Of monologuc. impcruonaiions. mus.
cal readings. dialogue. humor and pa.
thos viii be featured A cordial vel.
come is extended 90 all.
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Luncheon Planned for
TaC0 Honor Guests

Mrs. Walter y. BeRls viii entertain
with a luncheon at her home Friday
afternoon. June ?. hcnoring Miss
Catherine Howe and Miss Myra Lam.
buth.
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SeaiiIn Lodge. No. ]

Seattle lodge, No. Z. y. II. r. A.,
will celebrate It's 3oth anniversary
ut tho A. O. u. w. building. 1909
Ninth ave. on June 6. Members who
secure candidates for tho birthday
class initiation arc requested to tele-
phone Elliott 3i6s-W.
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COAST AND GEODETIC c0u,p,
PAMPHLETS

Commander Richard y. Dcrfles,c,-
Y. g. g. and q. e.. in charge ios the
Seattle station Of thescoast ana pco-
neue survey mas tAsuso a paunphlet
Setung for'h some OF 'ne achieve-
menF recently maze py 'hAs etorpz
scientific. but little known
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Informal 4 fter1lOOn

Mrs. II. j. Ramsey Will entertain
with an informal luncheon at her
home Saturday. June 3. compliment.
ing Miss Myra Lambuth. wbose mar
rage 10 Mr.. Willis Webster Judd will
take place June z.
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FORT CASEY

Major Royal Kemp Greene. u 4
A. commander OF Fort Casey. 4 =
Mrs. Greene have given several DIR
ncrs during the week. conpiimef,. =,
ing in turn Colonel Harry n
Matthews. u. s. A. and Mr..
Matthews. Major r. Il. Dennis. U. s
A.. and Major william ID. Fraser. L.
8. A.
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FORT WARD


Fort Ward. Colonel Arthur Kay
Chambers, u. 8. A. commander. has
arranged series OF events for tho
enlisted and the commissioned per-
sonnet which will be staged shortly
in Fort Wards Service club.
b. d A
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Robert Y. lee Chapter

The Robert l.. Lee Chapter
Daughters OF the Confcderacy. and
the John y. Gordon camp. oonfed.
crate veterans. will meet At II
O'Clock. June 1. with Mrs. NJ. a.
wilkins. 1901 AK.
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Wl.ennsln GoIdcnro.l Club

The Wisconsin Goidcnrod club win
rnee, with Mrs. George +. Armstrong
and Mrs. J. u. LcEge,i. NJ ioo5s ssth
ave. =. wednesday, May a. Box
lunch at i2ao. ~ Rsnton car to
Tayiora mill
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Council of Administration
Department

Tho council % administration de.
pariineni Of Washington and Alaska.
Ladies' % the Grand Army. viii en-,
terrain with a card party wednes.
day afternoon. May 81. al the home
OF Arr. w y. MRnecar. Go summit
ave. ". from until : o'clock.
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Mrs. Keith Plans
Informal Tea

Mrs. William Chester Keith Is en-.
Pertaining with an Informal tea at
her home next "Wednesday afternoon
at o'clock. complimenting Mrs
James Hamilton de Veuve.
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Alpha Belle Camp

Announcement Is made that the
meetings Of Alpha Belle Camp. u.
y. a. will be held only on the zee.
ond Friday OF each month until
further notice.
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Informal Bridge WIN
Honor Miss Y01LeI

complimenting Miss Miriam Youell
and her intimate friends. Mrs. Frank
y. Dow Is entertaining with an In.
formal bridge OF three tables al her
home Thursday afternoon. June !.
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Brid1e This Afternoon

Mrs. William J. Macdonald and
Miss Elizabeth Macdonald compli.
mented Miss Miriam Youell this
afternoon at their home with bridge
OF five tables.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS


The Jefferson PIT A. win hold
its last evening meeting this spring.
on Thursday. June /. at s o'clock.
Tho discussion Of kindcrwartena and
buildings viii be continued.
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The next meeting OF the Alpha
Needle club will be an all-day session
at the home of Mrs. +. j. Harmon.
Oh N. 3eth ut. Friday. June z.
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Man Fete Dance

The Wistaria club will OPEN a sum.
msr series Of dances with a 'May
Fete Dance at Leschi pavilion this
evening.
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Cards Ont for Tea

Mrs. Peter Andrea has cards out
for tea at her home wednesday
afternoon. June 7. from until >
O'Clock.
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Bridqe Luncheon

Mrs. Harry p. Kennedy entertain.
ed with a bridge luncheon Of twenty
covers at her home. 2s32 Boylston
NJ, Friday afternoon.
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Knickerb0cker
Club Dances

The Knickerbocker club is enter.
tanning with series OF Carnival
Night" dances at Leschi pavilion
Monday and Tuesday evenings. May
20 and 30.
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MR.. Myra H. Llbby Will speak on
Liberty and Limitation" at the
Theoaophical hall. 100 Lyon build.
ing. Third and James. Sunday. 500
p. m. Public Invited.
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Clubs
CLUBS r0R MONDAY
Ladies Auxiliary. Tcmplc De Hirscl

ladies Auxiliary. T-mplc DE IIlrseh
The neat regular meeting Of the
Ladies' auxiliary Of Temple do
IIiuch will take place on Monday,
May 20. az 2i30 .. m. In the vestry
room OF the temple.
An interesting and educational
demonstration win be given by the
employees Of the Pacific Telephone
and Telegraph Co. Board meeting
at $50 D. IA.
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Music
Pupils Recital at
Cornish Sunday

THE Cornish school viii present a
number ~ students from the classes
81 diHa Dali and Mr.. Armstrong Ia
recital sunday. May "a. AZ $50 p. m.
Tho program follows.
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Memorial Day viii be remembered
on Sunday morning AZ the Madison
street Methodist church. gard and
Madison. with sermon on why.
Memorial Day." The evening srrx,
lee will be In charge of the stand.
ard Bearers Missionary society.
They have secured an the speaker.
Rev. John ficrrick. who Is on fur.
Tough from South America. Special
musia and other features will make
the services especially interesting
Federated Clubs Choose Chalrmeh
Al the meeting Of the Seattle Fed.
Grafton OF womcn'a clubs held this
week. ehRlrmen for the various de.
parimeuts were chosen "a follows.
Mrs. J. - iiiii. characterization.
Mrs. J. Herbert Amsa. art. Airs.
Henry Iandcs. civic. Mrs. Ernest
naFnhart. child welfare. Mrs. ".
II Thompson education. Mrs.
Ellen Dadnsy. home economies.
Mrs r. y. Weeks legislation. AIRS
". W. Beck. music.
Mrs. Ifenry Iandes. Mrs II. r.
Mai'by. Mrs. Wilson r. Gay. Mira
William Hovey and Mrs. Henry
Lung were chosen 10 represent IN.
body az the convention 81 the
state Federation % womrn's eiuba
70 be held neat month In Spokane.
Feast Of Nations
dinner called the 'sFeAst of Ma
tons" Will b Eiven BY the Pastors
Ala society % the First Presbyterian
church Wednesday, May ~. AZ ESQ
=. m. IN the main sunday school
roam. Tickets may be obtained from
T. y. Brooks a Co. ChcaHty's and
y. y weidncr. Of tho Standard Fur
niiurc Co.