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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-08

Mrs. John Erikson. Mrs A. J. f'alk,
nor. Mira w. n. France. Mrs A.
Friedman. Mrs. II. A. CARRIER. Mrs. y.
q. Graves. Mrs \, T.. Hayes. Mrs.
Morris Hayes. Mrs. j. A. Hyde. Jr..
Mrs. A. X. Hunt. Mrs =. A. Huffer.
Mrs Clyde Hudspesh Mrs +. J.
Kicking. Mira &. A. Heron. Mrs. q.
A. Held. Mrs. ~. A. Johanson. Mira,
J. :. Keller. AIRS. II. 4. Kennedy.
Mrs. c. NJ, kucher. Mira RUFUS King.
Mrs II. w. Kent. Mira A. n. Linden.
Mrs J. -. Miinhll. Mira G. n.
Mseienr. Mrs. H. "A. Morris. Mrs.
Kathleen Maxwell. Mrs H. u. Myers.
Mrs. McConAhey. MrN l.. A. parnhall.
Mrs w. r. Paften Mrs. I'hinnAa
Prndicton. Mrs. q. .. Paxton. Mrs
J. G. Reed. Mira A. A. Sutherland.
Mrs 4. w. seciry. Mrs. y. y. sicg.
ley. Mira ]. C. Slater. Mira j. l..
Travis. Mrs. A. n. Totlefs~n. Mrs.
w. = Waldo. Mrs. W. H. woci and
Misses Cleo Hubert Eva Peterson
and Mary shelton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-08

Ars- John Carroll Perkina . most
interesting speairer and authority on
Towers ~fli give q talk fhis evening
at . o'clock at the f1ne Arts gallery.
isls Fourth ave. where tt~ Wash.
lngtnn State chapter Of the American
Institute OF Architects are hoidlnR
their exhibit this month.
Many who have h~ard Mn.
Perkins speak on her favoriie topic
Win appreciate the opportunity Of
hearing her again Spring Cardcns'
win be the subject Mrs. Carl Sic
brand. hostess for the evening. Will
~ assisted by Mrs. Arrixo ~. Young.
Mrs Edwin Start. Mrs william Nc.
coiloch and Miss Della Wright
sunday afternoon at the Fine Arts.
Mr.. Gerald Sreld viii explain the en-.
hibits and Mrs. Daniel Huntington
win he tho hostess. Assisting her
win bs Mrs. w. r. Dwyer. Mrs.
David y. Fryer and Miss sara VIII
iana During the afternoon Mrs.
Robert Thompson. pianist. viii give
several selections.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-08
Cadet Bah Successful
Affair

The Cadet ball. given last evening
at the Hippodrorns By Washington
chapter OF scabbard and Blade. hon
orary military society. for the Re
serve Officers Trimming Corps. WINS a
very delightful and successful funo-
ton. Over one thousand guests were
in attendance. and during the even.
ing the Scabbard and Blade pledges
were announced. They arr:
Honorary--coL IL Merriam. Of
Fort worden.
Associate mcmberv-Iieut- Col 3.
w. Moves. Lieut. Col. II. II Esty.
Capt w. A. Hale. First Lieut. J. A.
Nolan and First Lieut. u. 8. Halter.
Active-Cadet MAI. A. V. Eastman.
Cadet Capt +. A. YeaEer. Cadet Capt.
c. 8. Tartar. Cadet Capt H. A. Lyons.
Cadet Capt Ainsworth Blogg. Cadet
Capt ID. r. Beeler. Cadet Capt w. T..
Regan. Cadet Capt. q. ID. Rosa. Cadet
Capt. VI. T.. Gray. Cadet Capt. y. II.
Conrad. Cadet First Lieut. y. II. Con-
rad, Cadet First Lieut.. r. l. Zi,l.
Cadet First Lieut.. T. J. wycra. Cadet
First Lieut.. /. w. Meyer. Cadet Sec
ond Lieut.. q. H. Iohrer. Cadet Soc
ond Lieut. r. X. @. Arnold. Cadet
Second Lieut.. J. H. Campbell. Cadet
Second Lieut.. Claude Wakefield.
Cadet Second Lieut.. w. r. UhInan.
Cadet Second Lieut. ID @. Ives and
Cadet Second Lieut.. r. ~. Bell.
The patrons and patronssses were.
Gov. and Mrs. Louis n. Hart. Pres
ident and Mrs. Henry suzzailo. Mai.
Cen. and Mrs. c. III. Muir. Brig. Cen.
and Mrs u. q. McAlexander and Col.
r. NJ. Anderson. Of Camp Lewis. Brig.
Gen. 6. -. Blcthen and Mrs. Blethen.
Col. and Mrs. G.. l.. Phiilips, Lieut..
col. and Mrs. s. w. Noycs. Lieut..
Col. W. T.. r1att. Lieut.. Col. 4. u.
Issty. Mai. and Mrs.. II. &. X. Muhl.
enbcrg.( Maj. and Mrs. w. ID. Fraser.
Mai. and Mrs. u. -. Dennis. Maj.
and Mrs. X. $. Gregory. Capt. and
Mrs. II. IL Priest Capt and Mrs. w.
A. Hale. Lieut. and Mrs. John s.
Nolan. Dean May Ward. Prof. and
Mrs. Il. s.. Meany, DR.. and Mrs. y. C.
Hall and DIR. and Mrs. IL Weldon
Young.
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Additional Booths for
Woman's Century
Gibbs Bnz11r

Two attractive booths arr sdded %
The already long list planned for the
Woman's Century clubs baxaar nj
the Hotel Washington. April 10.
They are the Flower and "Ye
Signe Of the Peppermint Stick" Mira
3. II. Kerr r. chairman OF tn. former:
Mrs. Harry Crouch, vice chairman
Mrs George brewer. Mrs. A. II. Hor.
ton. Mrs. J. w. Young. Mrs. w. n
Martin. Miss Clara Miller: assistants,
Miss Gladys Cole. Miss Hazel Hess
Miss GwcndoIyn schofieid. Miss Ma.
bel Horton. Mise Helen brewer. Miss
Florence Holt. Miss Diana Archibald.
Miss Helen Meisnemt.
This booth viii feature bouton.
nieres Of spring flowers for the men
and corsages for the ladies'. also pot.
ted plants In decorated pots. orna.
mental foliage and cut spring flowers
Mrs. Fred w Bert, Jr., IL chair.
man OF the latter: Mrs u. w. Camp
hen. Mrs. u. w. Miles. Mrs. Myrl
Falkenbcrg. vice chairrnen; Mrs.
Worth Densmore, Mrs. I. v. Cole,
Mrs. NJ. n. Pearl. Mrs. E. w. Fiohr.
Mrs. George Haecker. Mrs. Louis
Walber. Mrs. ]. J. Lichtcnwainer.
Mrs. william Bar, Mrs. John Graft.
Mrs. Joseph II Nichols. Mrs. Frank
Wolff.
This bootss viii be decorated In rcd
and white Of the peppermint sticks,
and the attendants will be attlrcd IN
fetching costumes. Peppermint sticks
for tho Riddles and oldfaahioned
maple fudge. pInochc. divinity, old.
fashioned molasses candy, butter
scotch, fruit candy. saited nuts and
chocolates to satisfy all tastes will be
featured.
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Art Lecture TO Be
Gipen This Spring

Dabncy and Mr.. &. II. Alden. Mrs
Irene Davis was reelected secretary
and Mr.. Grondahl treasurer. The list
viii be posted for one week on the
bulletin board at the Fine Arts be.
forv being ratified at the executive
board meeting next week.
Tho membership committee report.
81 that the membership had grown
In the past year from 500 10 7sT. of
whom ~ are contributing members
and ~ student members.
The lecture committee reported
that DR.. Leslie spier. DIR. Robert Max
Garrett. DIR. Herbert II. Gowen and
DIR. John Carroll Perkins each gave
talk this winter.
A series Of teas and receptions
wers given. open TO the public. dur.
inT the different exhibits in order
that the public and the artists might
become acquainted.
A new exhibition Of artists work
was hung each month. all Of them
open daily and Sunday free OF charge
10 tho public. The Bertram Hartman
collection. the oil painting exhibition
NtuA tuh ny Ile american fetfratiOn
OF Art. the bookplstes Of Ishmaei
Smith and from tho American Book.
plate society. the American Fedora.
ton woodblock print exhibition. the
Alfred schroff collection, the sew
enth annual exhibition OF work OF the
artists OF tho Northwest. the Roy
Partridge etching exhibition. Mrs.
Graves Japanese prints. and Miss
Armer'E and Wayne Albcc's photo.
graphs made n notable and varied
series OF artisticaliy interesting
events for the winter.
The Picture BAH given by tho no.
ciety In the Masonic temple was not
only a means OF gathering together
the Seattle people interested In art.
both patrons and producers. but also
o torded opportunity for many life.
: sc approximations of famous paint.
ngs to be seen.
The present exhibition In the gal
lcries is OF the architectural work
tbruout the state just completed or
Immediately contemplated. In both
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-08
st. Marks Church
ErcursiOn

An excursion 20 the navy yard and
the fiaxshIp Pennsylvania has been
planned by ST. Marks church for
Saturday. April Is. Thru the cour
te~y Of Mr. Joshua Green tho steam
er H. n Kennedy win leave colnian
dock at i;s5 o'clock. arriving In 30
attic on tho return trip At 9 o'clock,
Arrangements hay. been made for
conveying the guests from the Ken
needy 10 the baisieship. where they
will be received BY Admiral Igoog~o'
werff and Captain camph~ll. and ape
el2l Sul.irs will oonduct the party
over tho ship and thru the yard
Tickets may be purchased al 81.
MARKS church. East s5s.. Main 1881.
or at the steamer. a cordial invita'
ton h extended TO tho pubis1 10 at,
tend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-08
>Jeatt!e
>)oCiefy
Charming Affairs Arc
Planned for Popular
Bride Elect; Dinners
VIII Precedc Soitthera
Ball.

MANY rrE.NuPTIAL coMrII.
AVA MENTS are planned 20 honor
Misc Croish Cunningham. whose
wedding 10 Mr.. Charles nlihr fratt
Jr. Of Everett. will. he one % the
smart spring events. taking place In
Everett Saturday evening. April 20
AmonE them h the luncheon MIR
Dickson Crandy Trenholme viii give
SATURDAY afternoon. April Is. at her
homo ~ Thrce Tec Point A lunch
eon OF sixteen covers. followed nv an
Afternoon at bridge with Mise Ruth
Trcnnclme as hostess viii In given
On Thursday. April %. Tuesday.
April -. Mrs. James Eddy viii enter
tain with luncheon AT her home In
Everett and on Wednesday evening.
April 81. Miss Elizabeth Baird will
honor Miss Cunningham and her n.
Anca with . dinner of twelve covers
a her home for The MEMBERS OF the
brt1al party.
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Calendar for Tea
Sion Ncrt Week

Tho calendar for the orthopedio
Tea shop next week will BE- Monday,
broadway gulid. Mrs. ~, X. Wash
inEton. hostess Tuesday. Laurel.
hurst. MrH. Wilbur fven. hostess,
"Wednesday. fnterlaken. Mrs. J. I.
Lukow. hostess. Thursday. Queen
Anne guild, Mrs. J. Van stewart.
hostess. Friday. Mount Baker Park.
Mrs. A. NJ Neumann. hoatoss; satuf
day, Frlnk Park. Mrn. W. 9. Milea.
hostess.
Mrs. Washington will he assisted
on Monday by Mrs. W. T. Robinson.
Mrs William H. 10 Blond. Mrs. Wal.
ter A. French. Mrs. J. J. Mack. Mira
James Parcel. r.. Mrs. w. ~ rob
err. Mrs. John NJ. Iiayne and Miss
Doris Leavltte.
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A card party Will take place st the
Panama car~tefia. itis Third ave.
Friday evening. April -, re pro
cceda 70 ~ given Go Miss Hannah
Evans. a Seattle shu, in for The past
ton YEAR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-08
So. Joseph's Parish Guild
Plans Card Pdrtu

A card party and tea has been ar.
ranged by the women Of 81 Joreph'n
Parish guild for Thursday. April 20.
al the Yacht club. Mrs. A. r. Ty.
son. president OF the guild. II chair,
man of the committee ON general ar.
rsnscmenis. which Includes Mrs A.
Q, coerix. Mrs. W. 4. Russell. Mrs.
Daniel Buckley. Miss Margaret Kane.
Mrs Neal Boyle. Mrs Frank NJ. Car.
roll and Mrs T.. A. Heney.
In charge OF the refreshments viii
DO Mrs r. j. Mullane. Mrs. NJ. 10
seph Casey and Mira. William noarks.
M~. J. l.. Fitzpatrick. IN charge of
publicity. requests that reservations
for card tables he made with Mira
Boyle. Capitol $3.50.
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Married T'hursddy
Eneninn

The marriage OF Miss Louise
Sandal and Mr.. Bert Tvedt. both of
this city. WIS solemnized Thursday
evening. April 9th, nj the hcnrc Of
the BRIDES parents. Mr. and Mrs. j.
l.. Sandal. 1914 u. 18TH IT. Only
members OF the brides family were
present. Tho ceremony was per.
formed by Rev u. Victor Smith. Mr..
and Mrs. Tvedt will reside at 1919
Ninth ave. ~. Il.
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Thursday Progress Club

The Thursday Progress club will
meet in the University ~ ~. church
pariers on April ~. at .. m This
viii 10 CUES, day. and tho hoafesros
are 10 bs Mra O. c. knsmeyrr. Mrs
". & Mccardy and Mra A. ~.
Thompson.
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Personal

Mr. and AIRS. James n. nr~wrser
and Mr.. and Nfn. A. N. Galloway.
who motored TO Vancouver. u. C..
last week 10 attend the Rotary con
vsnucn. have returned
Mira Mary n. Jones. Of Portland.
10 the guest for few weeks of her
son and dAught~r.in.law. DR.. and
Mrs Everett q. Jone.
Mr.. and Mrs O. J. David. their
house guest. Mrs. James Francis
reaffic. Of San F'rancisno. and Mr.
and Mrz Monte nro~n returned
Wednesday from Vancouver. n. c.
where they sp~nt several days
Mr.. and Mrr. O. y. Condor left this
ws~k for an extended trip In the
East.
Mr.. ana Mr.. Alexander Coofsefiow
have removed In their home a;
Wing potnt foF the summer month";
atn~s tAhtfrtnN aiAAAn ~ AurF1tf
len yesterday for c~stron. Ia. 20
visit her daughter. Mira c. HewaIi
Clark.
Mrs. c. ~ 3. sfoifrnf~rr and
daughters. tae Misses karir ard
ciAlrr afoisentserr. returned Thurw
day from a visit OF several months In
California.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Guy ftapr Chaplin
sailed today on the Princess Mar
from Vancouver. n. C.. for Aisska. 10
spend the uumn~r uaonthA
Mr.. ard Mrs. Stephen n. Cifa~
motnred 20 Portland Friday 20 spend
q few days
Mr.. John raifisrr~on was removed
today frufn The Virginia Mason hos.
plsai TO the hons Of Str. and Mira
Edgar An~s
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Manu Dinners Planned
Before Southern
"(yuiefu Ball"

Among the many who are planning
dinners before the southern ''Gaicty
Eali'- to be given by Robert 4. Lee
chapter. Daughters OF the Con.
fe1esAcy. az the Seattle Yacht club,
Monday evening. April ~. are
Mr. and Mrs. Farvxeii Putnam
Lt1Iy. who are entertaining twelve
oueE<a At their homo In compliment
% Commander Major shirley. Y. =.
~. ana Mrs. Shirley % Bremrrton.
Who win be the guests of Mr.. and
MA Thomas John Acheecn at their
hoGse. .'Ssghaile.' Mr.. and Mrs Wal
trr - Beais win have dinner al
thelg home: Miss Katherine Luke wiil
ontegtnin with an oidfashioned
Southern dinner for eight: Mr.. and
Ma Herbert u. Preston win be hosts
% etGAt friends. and several no.hess
01nner parties are being arranged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-08
Music
Announce Summer
Faculty at Cornish

Miss Nellie c. Cornish has recently
returned from her annual trip 70
New York. where she went 10 en-.
gags the faculty for the summer ses.
ron Of the Cornish school.
Herxel kiibanNky and Adoiph
Holm. Who made many friends in
Seattle In past years. will return
this summer. Tho newcomers are
sam Hume and Rudolph acha~ffef
Of the Greek theater. Berkeley. Cor
nsiiu. Van vilss. vioionesiiisi. and
Annie Louise David. harplst. both Of
New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-08
DATES
TO REMEMBER

SATURDAY. APRIL s.
FIRST In a series 81 evening card
parties and dances at the seattle
Yacht einb. under tho auspices OF
the women Of the club.
SATURDAY. APRIL g.
Mrs. John Carroll Perkins 70 ~p~sk
on Spring GardsnS' at the Fins
Aria gallery at o'clock
SUNDAY. APRIL B.
Informal supper at horns for Miss
Katherine Powers. with Miss
Nellie Fslgsr a. hostess
Tuesday. APRIL H.
Mrs. George y Tnornp-on'e Informal
luncheon 81 the College eiub
Mrs. Lsteber Larnbuth 10 ensnr,afn
With an Informal tea, com plinent.
ing Mrs. Frederick sundt.
Miss Olive Leonard will com pttrnen.
Miss Pheoe Neil 1idfnarsh with
bridge tea 81 home.
FRIDAY, APRIL L.
Annual formal dance ~ Beta pets
Of ~ Kappa Alpha. at the Yaaat
club.
MONDAY, APRIL H.
Miss Nellie FeIEsrs dinner NJ ths
Bunset club for Misc Kathsrtno
Powers. preceding the junior
clubs Jungle Bali"
Junior ciuD's costume -Juu,b,s
BAIL at Queen Anne hall.
North Broadway circle Of the F-ui,
ana Flower Missions card pas,s
and tea at the Seattle Yacht cIub.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL Ia
Bazaar and card party By Woman.
Century club at Hotel washlns.
ton
Denny Thurman Guilds ball In
Masonic Temps.
SATURDAY. APRIL r.
Reception nj the SUNSET club at 0
o'clock. hrrofing Mr.. and Ms.
Arthur Latlmer. with Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas H. Green as hosts.
MONDAY. APRIL e.
Queen Anne Guilds card party ana
bazaar at the bungalow.
Robert u. Lee chapter, Daughters
~ a.. Confectionery. will entertain
With a ball at tho Bsattis Yacht
club.
WEDNESDAY. MAY H.
Asnton Blii Guilds card party al
the fscht club.
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ny DOROTHY FAY GOULD

The new Seattle Auxiliary to cui.
turnl Arts has arranged n series OF
10 art lectures by Mrs. Harriet Mo
cready Shaw to begin Thursday,
April II. and continue every Thurs
day morning until June. and on the
-four Saturday nights in May. The
night lectures viii be illustrated with
stcrcoptcon views. Weekly meetings
are being held on Wednesdays Mt
Frederick a Nelson's at 1890. Tho
officers serving until the permanent
organization In June are Mrs. Y. f.
Palmerton, Mrs. Shaw. Mra q. II.
NJ. Pratt. Mrs r. y. Ballard. Mrs.
]. ID. Butler. Mrs. II. u. Mills. Mrs.
q. II. Hacker and Mrs. Bailey. De.
taiis of the coming series will be an.
nnttnxaI fhlu xrafL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-08
Franlz n. Coz PIT. A. Elects
Offio~rp

The newly elected officers Of this
Frantx II. Coo PIT. A. are president
Mrs. N u. Orr. vice president. Mrs
Dean Burkheimer: secretary. Mrs
William Dodge: treasurer. Mira "
H. Van Brocklin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-08

LAkota club will give q ''Periwin-
kie dance" Saturday evening. April
ssnd. In che Knights Of Columbus
hall The committee includes the
Misses Margaret Calder. Esther
Campbell. Lulu Fairbanks. Eva
Burk hsr6t. Lois shcedcr. Jersi. Cal
der and Elsie Campbell. Patrons
and tatroncsses for the evening
will be: Senator and Mrs. II. II.
Palmer. MFR. and Mrs. farwcli r.
Lilly. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Meyer. Miss
Ruth Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. J. J.
ARguttcr and Mrs. Lou Smith.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-08
Hlrhland rark P.T. A.

Highland Park PIT. A. met this
week and elected the following of.
ficors for the ensuing year; Mira.
O. ID. 5toddard was reelected pres
idcnt: vice esident Mrs. y. q.
Eastman; secretary. Mrs. NJ. @. MIL
Ter tre-clectedD. treasurer. Mrs. q. w.
Isstoa treeiccfcdl Mrs. U. Todd. OF
tho recreation and playground com
mlttee OF the Mothers congress-
spoke on tho importance OF this work
for tho welfare of the community.
Refreshments we're served by the
hosteacs. Mrs. n. Oliver. Mrs. Ella
Griffitha and Mrs. ID. Pease. Here
after there win be but one meeting a
montb--every third Tuesday.
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CLUBS FOR MONDAY
Traternal AID Union

rrniernal Ala Union N irving n
card party for members and ffendA
Monday evening Mt o'clock al NJ.
r. Il. A. hall. ip2sh Frut ave.
Ladies AUXILIARY Maple I~af Post
Ladies' Auxiliary 20 Maple Leaf
Post No n. American Legion will
meet Monday evening. April 10, a,
Is o'clock at the orthopedio Tea
Shop. Fourth ave. near Pine A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-08
Informal Bridge for
Mrs. McCdughey

Mrs. Edward Bradley fssfisn~er 4.
entertaining with an Informal bridge
al her home ~ Lake Baiiingsr next
Friday afternoon In compliment "a
Mrs Harold Scott Mccanghey. who
10 having shortly Tor California 10
make her home.
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American Legion Auxiliary rc~s

American L~rson Auxiliary "a Post
No. ~ will hold i,s regular nesting,
April ~ Q .. m. In Veterans hall.
Arrnory.
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Miss Alice Hole
Dinner Hostess

Miss Alice Hole is entertaining al
dinner at the Sunset club this eve.
ming. complimentary 20 Mr.. Tllton
Doolittie OF Spokane. who in spending
week In town. the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Earrar.
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Mr.. c. ~ J. stoi,en'~rr snf
daughters. the Mls~s karir ard
ciAlrr afoisen,seYr. returned Thurs
day from visit Of several months In
California.
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Tho annual election OF Officersf
council OF the ParcntTeacher anso.
citation will talee place Tuesday.
April IL. at 10 a. m. in tho com.
mnnity room OF the Y. w. c. a. This
Is the most important meeting OF the
year and officers OF circles arc urged
TO make an extra effort TO be pres.
ent. The presidents are reminded
that the yearly reports from their
circles are due at this meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-08
ADDITIONAL cLuBs

Lsdie~ Of Grand Army sewing Club
The Ladies' Of tho Grand Army
Home Sewing Club viii meet
Wednesday. April -. with Mira.
Minor Meade. iie0 Government
way. Take Fort Iawton oar and
get off nj siat ave- Luncheon
at II.
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Tho Charleston Civic club presents
the Choral symphony society. an or
Kanizaslon compoasd Of IS Of the best
musicians OF Charleston. Brcm"rton
and Manefts. In "A concert Monday
evening. April 10. at : y. IN. at the
Community House.
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Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Green are On,
tertaining with an Informal dinner at
the Sunset club this evening.
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m you wish 20 learn the latest
dancing steps and DO up 10 date.
telephone Elliott 31sT. Prof. Jack
son. OF Tho Hippodrome. Firth and
University. viii teach you. Begin
ners' classes start each Monday
evening ut Z o'clock.-Adveruse
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rubIlc strnorrapher- WIN Met

Next regular meeting Of the Asso-
ciated Public sscnographerx of tho
Northwest win he Mt 500 American
Bank building Monday evening. Aprii
10. short program has been ar.
ranged and all public Htonographers
are invited 60 attend.
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n'ufHt sSu"'' " Mh"se W""
Beahurnt Council OF Minute Won
en- viii entertain with a lecture merit
"Wednesday evening. from . until 6
o'clock. al The church
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houses and commercial buildings.
Next month the arts and crafts ex.
hibition win be held. a special por-
ton OF which viii be the work OF
the school children OF the city.
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Amethyst Chapter No. Iss

Amethyst chapter No. ias. q. n. a..
will rive n home craft series on April
IL. ~ and IL. from 1 10 . o'clock
y. m. consisting of valuable lectures
and denomination on cookery. DO
lightfui refreshments will be served
each day. Tho radio may be enjoyed
each afternoon. All housewives viii
be greatly benefited by embracing
this opportunity.
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Monthly Concert
Mondnn Afternoon

Tn. regular monthly concert Of tho
r.adien' Munscai club viii be given
Monday afternoon. April 10. at tho
Y. W. c. A.. al $40 O'Clock The fol.
lowing program. Arranged BY Mrs
Elizabeth Richmond Miller and Afiau
Marjorie Miller. viii be presented;
-Checonnr~ .ss..ss.sss.4s.ssss. Esrh
Miss Mshn~r<- Miss Nis
Arts--'-Tns Mais and ID. Nightingale
ffera 'oss~scss ...s...... sgfsnsaos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-08

Prof. william A. Jackson, Of New
York city. is teaching all Of tho
latest steps In stage and ballroom
dancing a; The Hippodrome. Fifth
ave. and University Beginners
classes start zach Monday evening
AZ o'clock. Telephone Elliott 3is7.
--Adyertlnefnert.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-08
MrRTH AND MORALE

A. Fort Casey. under the inrpira.
tIon Of Major Royal Kemp Greene.
Z. =. A. commander Of Fort Casey,
and Airs. Greene. tho garrison morale
Is strengthened by organized social
activities. for the enlisted personnel
as well "a for the line. The men
have their field sports. their bowl
ing and their nsngx. with dances at
stated intervals The officers also
have recently been asrrtnblcd IN an
iofficers club. the president. Major
Royal Kemp Greene. Y. q. A.. com
mnnder Of Fort Casey. the secretary
and TREASURER. Lieutenant Lyns c.
vane. L. 4. A. The officcrT club
will rive dinner dance on April 20
which viii bring out the official set
% the coast defenses. and promises
TO b. n festival oocasion. ifnbued with
April'r snlrthL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-08

eyn0uafe Sursrs 10 Hear trrfurr~
All graduate nurses are invited 20
attend n course Of lectures given on
advanced sirrt aid and anatomy by
Or. c. A. Burdick AT Red Cross head.
quarters. sis University ct. every
Thursday Al 71o .. IN