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". N. ", CINCINNATI NO. 1854
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1922-09-08

The congregation Of the Walnu,
Avenue Baptist church. Jackson. is
planning new structure on a new
site on Roberts avenue. according 10
the statement Of Rev. Il. w. Fitz.
gerald. pastor.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1922-09-08

DR.. ben Cox. pastor OF Central Bap.
fist church. Memphis. has Just closed
a successful revival meeting at the
Bradford First Baptist church. IN
addition to being brilliant and
forceful speaker. DIR. Cox Is n good
singer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-04
Personal

Mr.. J. a. BaiIlargcon left this
morning for New York. whence he
will sail later for Europe. to be gone
four or five months.
Mrs. II. William Crosby, her daugh.
ter. Helen Ainsworth. and her
mother. Mrs. Ida Schroeder. left this
morning for Del Monte. Calf. Mr..
Crosby will join them there shortly.
and they will later so to Coronado
for a Witt.
Mrs. Frank Frctwell. who has been
vi for a short time In the Seattle
General hospital. returned yesterday
to her home. where she is recuporat
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Jerome are
spending the weekend in Vancouver.
II. c. They will return Monday night.
Mrs. Siegfried Mayer In leaving to.
morrow for New York, 10 spend sew.
eral months with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. S. Frye removed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-04
Committees in Charge Of
Ted-Dance and Card
Eefc
E'ete

Tho various committees in charge
of tho broadway guilds tea dance
and card fetc. at the Hotel Washing.
ton saturday. February IS. have been
selected. az follows:
Mrs. James Hamilton do vcuve In
chairman OF arrangements. Card Ia.
bles. Airs. w. W. French. chairman.
Mrs. Alton w Leonard. Mrs. Edgar
W. Ames. Mrs. Don Fischer. MrH
George w. Fischer. Mrs. John r..
Batnober. Mrs. Samuel Russell. Mrs.
Andrew NJ. Gillespie. Prizes. Mrs.
Earl dc vcuve and Mrs. W. u. Al.
bright. Refreshments. Mrs. g.. ~.
Blrkholme and Mrs. Harry Glenn
stibba. Music. Mrs. John Baillargeon
and Mics Dorothy Ewing. Publicity.
Mrs Andrew Gillespie, chairman.
Mrs. corwin Ebcriing. Mrs Robert
Mccleiland. Mrs. ~. H. Ficager. Mias
Frances Quigiey and Miss Dorothy
Greene. Tea dance. Mrs. Cecil II. Ba-
con. chairman: Mrs. Donald Barnes.
Mrs George Warren Boole and Mrs.
william Boyce.
Assisting will be a group Of young
girls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-04
San Carlo Grand Opera
Coming 10 Metropolitan

The Fan Carlo Grand Opera. which
comes 10 the Metropolitan theatcr for
one week beginning Monday. Feb
ruary 20. came direct to the Pacific
coast az the conclusion OF extensive
subscription engagements In New
York. Boston and Philadelphia. and
in both San Francisco and Los An
gcies. where engagements OF two
weeks were played. capacity audi
cnces were the rule.
The repertoire for the local engage
ment at the Metropolitan has been
selected 10 as 10 give all Of the San
Carlo stars an opportunity to appear
In those operas in which they are at
their best. The operas which viii
be presented here are as follows:
Monday ................. "Rigoieffo-
Tuesday ........... Madame Butterfly
wednesday matinee ....-s.... nArths-
"wednesday evening --....-. cav
hlieria Rustioanna~ and 'PAgiisec'-
Thursday ..........-..... la Bohems-
Friday ........"Jeweis Of the Madonna
Saturday matinee ......... "IohenErfn'
saturday evening ........-H Trovators'
Included in the list OF artists
whom Fortune Gallo. general direc-
tor of the San Carlo org8nizatiQnu
viii present here. are Tsmald MiursI
the famous little Japanese soprsno
who was heard in Madame Butter
ny" with the Chicago and MetropoI-
titan operas. Anna F1tziu. the beaIti-
ful American prima donna also tor.
merly with the Chicago compas0H
Blanca Saroya. dramatic soprano =
the Boston opera. who has rece- y
won success abroad: Sofia Chariet 5.
the California lyric soprano. ard
Josephine Lucchese. a young &C r.
atura soprano. who made her debut
this season In New York. In addition
to these there are several baritonss
and tenors who have never been
heard here. Both Gaetano Tom
rnasini and Romeo Boscacci are ar
lists Of first rank. while Giuseppe
Agostini is too well known to need
any praise.
A special feature OF the engar,-
ment viii be the appearance Of {
San Carlo Grand Opera orchcstr.
under the direction of Maestro + =
nesto knoch-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-04

wednesday to their country home at
East Seattle.
Judge and Mrs ~. G CARRIER and
son. Mr. Martin CARRIER. left today
for Enid. Okla. where they will max.
their home for the next few months
Miss Ruth CARRIER viii continue her
studies at the University 81 wash.
ington and viii Join her family in
June.
Mr. and MrH. CscrRid warchter
have given up their apartment on
Queen Anne I'm for tho winter. as
Mr. wacchfsr has bcen called East
81 the mountains. Mrs Waechter ~
wtth ixr mother. Mrs. John Stuart
Brace. She VIII Join Mr.. waechter
~iar.
%Miss MarFarc, Grimes Of Tacoma
is spending a few days here visiting
friends.
Mrs. william Forrest Coodfeiiow
and baby. Margaret Anne. 81 sno.
auaimie. ARE spending few days
with Mrs. Goodfeiiow's parcntA Mr..
and Mrs y. ". Holmes.
Miss vcrniia swczea sailed from
New York with party OF girls on
January II. They viii spend Elk
months In travelling thru Europe.
Mrs. w A. shannon IL leaving
next Tuesday for Los Angeles 60
spend month with her nephcws.
Dr. l.. q. Dwan and Mr.. Allen
Dwan.
Mr.. w. o Bradbury and Mrs. 4.
r. Larson OF Yakima are IN Seattle
on their way 90 EvefVtt 60 attend the
conference % the State Federation OF
Women's clubs.
Mr. and Mrs. T.. y. White have re-.
moved from the Hotel Sorrento TO
their residence. 1894 Federal ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. McGrath Of
Seattle have arrived at the Hotel
Maryland. Pasadena, for an indefi.
nito stay.
Mrs. Julia Blumenthal, Of Los An.
gcles. arrived thlg morning TO visit
her son and daughter.in law. Mr.. and
Mrs. Stanley NJ. Blumenthnl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-04
Calendar for Tea
ShOp Nert Week

The guilds in charge Of the Or
thopedic Tea Shop next week will
BIS as follows: Monday, Broadway
Guild. Physicians' Day. Mrs. Otis
Floyd Iamson. hostess: Tuesday.
First Hill Guild. Mrs. George Riley.
hostess; Wednesday. Interiakeu
Guild, Mrs. c. NJ. Goebei. chair
man; Thursday. Queen Anne Guild,
Mrs. Frederick Boyd. chairman; Fri
day. Mount Baker Park Guild. Mrs.
J. y. Middleton, hostess; Saturday.
Renton Hill,' Mrs. S. ]. Chadwick.
hostess
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-04
Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher
Dinner Hosts

compIlmenting Mr.. and Mrs. Miles
cantelow. who arrived IN the city
February from their wedding
trip. and also to compliment their
daughter. Miss Julia Fisher. Mfr.
and Mrs. w. =. Fisher entertained
with charming dinner Of fourteen
covers at their home las; evening.
A lovely arrangement OF jonauliS.
purple tulle and yellow and gold
candies centered the table.
Mrs. Cantelow Was formerly Miss
Louise Park OF Berkeley. Calf. Mr.
and Mrs. Cantsiow viii make their
home in Seattle.
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Dinner Hosts

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Stoves enter.
tanned twelve OF their friends A
dinner Thursday evening at their
home. 20zi Fourth ave. ~. Iaven.
der chrysanthemums arranged in
a graceful basket conferred the
table. Bridge was tho later diver.
sion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-04
Physicians and Surgeons
Day at Orthopedic
Tea Shop

Mrs. Otis Floyd hanson win be
hostess representing the Broadway
Guild Monday at the Orthopedic
Tea Shop. 1914 Fourth ave. between
Pine and Stewart sts. Assisting
will be Mrs. George II. Mccuiioch,
Mrs. Homer ID. Dudley. Mrs. Guy s.
Peterkin. Mrs. Adolph G. Loe. Mrs.
corwin Erberting. Mrs. Louis Fish.
err Boynton. Miss Grace Fischer.
Miss Alice Louise Mcdonald.
The ladies OF the Broadway Guild.
OF which Mrs. Alfred Rollo Is pres
idcnt. have declared this Physicians
and Surgeons day. and would De
grntified to have large attendance
OF the profession. This most pop
ular little lunch room. for which
all proceeds go 10 help msintain the
hospital. serves n very wholesome
luncheon from 1870 to 2:30 every
day except Sundays and holidays.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-04
Eighty-Second Birthday
VIII BE Celebrated

Honoring her mother. Mrs. Harriet
l.. Wells, on her SD birthday. Mrs
A. IL. Ruelle viii entertain with n tea
at her home. T23 Broadway ~. sun.
day afternoon. from , until o'clock.
Mrs Eleanor InGersou Thorne and
AIRS. Alfred Roilo will assist.
Only friends OF Mrs. Wells have
been invited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-04
DATES
TO REMEMBER

SATURDAY. fEBkTARf g.
Junior prom % the University Of
Washington Al Masonic Temple.
Dinner AZ College club for Miss
Catherine Baxter and her fance.
Mr.. walter q. Mclean, ~ith Nj
Taylor Green and Mr. Dwight
Hartman as hosts.
Mr.. ard Mrs John Reed fitch %
entertain with dinner at home.
eonptimentinE Mr.. and Mrs.
Douglas MyerG Of Tacoma
SUNDAY. FEBwCAKy s.
supper for Mr.. and Mrs. John W.
Efdy. with Mr. and Mrs.. Keith
Logan Buliitt aad Mira Peaehy
an hosts
Mr.. and Ms James Joseph osRsiiiy
will receive Informally from
until II o'clock
Tine Arts society tea from untfi
o'clock In the Fine Arts gal
MONDAY. FEBRTAEy g.
Ms. John n Hewitt to entertain
with a luncheon at the Sunset
cisb. complimentary 70 Mrs. John
w. Eddy and Mira william r.
Boefnx.
TyESDaY. FEBRUARY -
Luncheon and theater party for
Miss Grace Wilson. with Miss
Gertrude schulz as hostess.
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY To-
Tn. marriage 81 Miss Grace Huissrt
70 Lieut. Leslie Groves. Jr. u. :.
A.. in 81. ciemerts church.
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY H.
Bachelors club Crystal Baff'' IN
Masonic Temple.
Misc Jessie Lee Poole - conpii-
rnent Miss Catherine Barter and
her rancs with a bridge party at
home
MONDAY. FEBRUARY r.
Luncheon for Miss Catherine Baxter
at Women's University club. with
Mrs Chester Raymond Bordeaux
az hostess.
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY H.
Valentine bridge tea for Mrs. Her
bert George Van Karan. with Mrs.
Bertha Fairbanks as hostess.
ynteriaksn Guild to give valentine
dance and card party at the
Yacht club.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Albert wilton TO en-
terrain with Informal evening a,
cards.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY fs-
Baxter 70 Mr.. walter Gray Nc
Lean. AZ sac o'clock. Ia Trinity
Episcopal church.
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY .f-
Formal dance At Rainier club By
sigma Tau, OF Phi Gamma Delta
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY a.
MD. season Assembly clubs ball In
chrisfensen's hail
/ SATURDAY, FEBRuARY es-
Broadway Guild Of the Orthopedic
hospital TO give card party and
tea dance at the Hotel Washing
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Livingston y. sted-
man 20 entertain with reception
1t sunset club. honoring Mr.. Liv-
ingston -. Stedman. Jr., and Mrs.
Stedman.
| TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2s--
Mardi gras ball at the Seattle Yacht
club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-04
Mothers. Congress Of PIT a

Tho Mothers Congress OF tho
Parent.Teaohers' association win give
n child welfare luncheon Friday.
February IL. ut the Masonic temple.
Mt 1890 o'clock, in which all mem.
hcrs OF the Mothers Congress and
parcntTeachcrs' association will par.
ticipate. under tho direction OF the
following committees; Program. Mrs
@. +. Haley. Mrs. II. T.. Thatcher;
music. Mrs. Clara NJ. Hartle: finance.
Mrs. Il. A. Crueger. Mrs. c. NJ.
Compton. Mrs. Il. w. Gilbert: ar.
ranrements. Mrs. II. Il. Dormnn.
Mrs. A. l.. Wilson. Mrs. Frank
Ginger. Mrs. II. a. Owens. Mrs. q. l..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-04
Business and Professional Womeu's
Club

Tn. regular monthly meeting OF
the Seattle business and Profession
al womcn's club. for members only.
will be held at e3o .. m. Tuesday.
February 7. AZ 1913 FINE Arts rooms.
At the last open meeting OF the
club on January II Prof. Edmond \.
Meany. head OF the history depart.
ment OF the University Of Washing
ton, delivered "A most interesting lee.
ture on ''rhc History Of Puget
sound" lilo traced the history Of
this section OF the country from the
first time that the civilized eye OF
an explorer saw this country TO mod.
ern times and pointed out how many
OF the interesting historic spots were
named by these spanish. English and
American navigators and explorers.
such outstanding figures as George
Vancouver. Peter Puget and Gray
have had Vancouver island. Puget
Sound and Gray's Harbor named
after them because OF their contribu
ton to geographical and historical
science. In his discussion OF this
most absorbing and fascinating topic
Professor Meany referred repeatedly
to the original sources and quoted
excerpts from same and this added
much TO the interest of the lecture.
lie also showed some interesting
charts and maps OF historic value.
In his presentation Professor Meany
made his lecture interesting. graphic
and dramatic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-04
Seattle
Society
Lumchcoa for Visitors at
Home on Magnolia
Bluff; Dinner Dance at
Sunset Club.

uoNoRiNG Mrs. Archibald r.
IL Cater. OF Calcutta. India. tho
guest Of her sister. Mrs. Mitchell ca.
liam. and Mrs. Charles Moore. OF san
Francisco. who Is visiting Mrs. WI
liam Hickman Moore. Mrs, Charles
L. Hlbhard will entertain with a
luncheon Of twelve covers at her
home. High clyff." on Magnolia
bluff, Thursday afternoon. Fchru-
AIRY ..
Invitations have been limited To
the friends Of tho honor guests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-04
ScattIe Review No. 8

Seattle Review No. 8. w. -. A.. of
the Macoabees. viii meet In A. O.
U. w. hall. 1909 Ninth ave. Thurs.
day. February Q. Officers, please
wear white.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-04
Society at the
Harbor Forts
OPPORTUNITY

OPPORTUNITY
The enlisted men and the officers
OF the rcgulnr army and navy. first
10 come 20 the nations aid In time
Of need. are not always valued as
they should be.
But an opportunity IL now offered
turnout the country 90 show appre.
citation by contributing 20 the Army
ana Navy Relief. an organization for
the benefit OF the widows and or.
phana Of the enlisted men and Off.
Gers - the regular army and navy
OF the United States Of America.
~ Fort Wordsn this opportunity
Will be embelllHhed with the skin
and tact for which the leading host
esuea OF Fort Worden are noted. and
who win give bridgetea az the
Officers club. Fort Wordcn. on Fri.
day. February 10. beginning az two
O'Clock. and for which anyone inter.
estep IL asked 10 make up table at
~ cents a player. including refresh.
menfs, Those not playing bridge are
musical program, for which the
charge Will be 20 cents All the
world and her husband will be wei.
come. M well as all the bachelors
It's good cause. and II will be
eharnlngly presented. The chairman
OF the committee ia Mrs Merriam,
wife OF Colonel Henry Macpherson
Merriam. q. \. A.. commander 81
Fort Worden, assisted by Mrs. Ap.
pin. wife - Major Frank Dexter
Appiin. u. s4A.. and Miss Mason.
daughter Of &. ID. Mason. assistant
engineer. Y. =. A.
Az REVofR
The brilliant ball given on Friday
at the Officers club. Fort Worden.
was arranged In honor OF Captain
Louis james Bowler. Z. s. A.. and
Mrs. Bowler. who Will sail on the
February transport for the Philip.
pines. why're they will be an impor.
tant addition 10 the army coterie In
the islands.
Those assisting were chosen from
tho civilian LIST. the house guests nf
Fort Worden and the line. with It's
houre parties, at Fort Casey.
The hosts were Colonel John l..
Hayden. Z. \. A.. commander OF the
Puget Sound coast defenses. Colonel
Henry Macpherson Merriam. u. q.
A. commander OF Fort Worden. and
Mrs Merriam. Major Royal Kemp
Greene. Y. y. A.. adJutant OF the Pu.
re, Sound coast defenHes. and Mrs.
Greene. Major Alvin Charles Miller.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-04
Lincoln Circle

The Lincoln circle OF the Child's
Conservation league has postponed
its regular meeting to "Wednesday.
February s. with Mrs. U. c. Moore,
4i26 Densmore ave. at ESQ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-04
Northeast Improvement Club

The Northeast Improvement club
will meet Tuesday. February 6. s
p. m. In the olympic View school.
A program has been arranged. Re
frcshments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-04
Dinner Dance WW
Honor Mr.. and
Mrs. Eddp

As farewell compliment 10 Mr..
and Mrs. John W. Eddy. who arc
leaving this month for Paris. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Willard stlmson
are extending invitations for a din.
ner dance. TO be given at the sun
Get club next Wednesday evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-04
Tea and Miscellaneous
Shooter

Miss Annette Wrestling entertained
twenty Of the friends Of Miss Grace
Wilson with an Informal tea and mis-
ceIlaneous shower. at her home this
afternoon. complimentary to Mlss
Wilson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-04

Doric Chapter o. Il. s. No. 60 viii
give a masquerade ball Friday, Feb.
ruary 10, at the Masonic temple I'm
Fremont. All Masons, Eastern Stars
and their friends invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-04
Queen city sunshine club

Queen city Sunshine club will meet
in Masonic temple. Tuesday. Feb
ruary Z. at p. m. Cards. All East.
crn Stars and their friends invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-04

A social meeting OF the Interlake
PIT. A. will be held Tuesday. Feb
ruary Z. at 2;45. at the 1nteriake
school. William X. McKibben viii
speak on the narcotic evil All wei
come.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-04
Annual Meeting Lighthouse for the
blind

The annual meeting OF the Light
house for the Blind. Inc. viii be held
az the Y. w. G. A. auditorium on
Tuesday. February Z. at lose a IN.
Rive trustees will be elected for a
ihrce.ycar fern. All members are
urged To u present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-04
Musicale at Women's
University Club

A musicale VIII Dc given At The
womcn's University club. Friday AFT.
ernoon. February 10. at : o'clock.
when Mrs Philip n Macl1ride. so
prano: Mrs Margaret Search. con.
trai,o; Mrs. RushtPepper RengStorff.
violin. and Miss Helen Ferryman.
piano. with Miss Leone Iangsion.
Miss Elma Dick and Mr.. Harry Bur.
dick. as accompa nists. win present
thu following program;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-04
Clubs
CLUBS ron MONDAY


King County Legislative Federation
King County Legislative Fedora
ton viii meet Monday, February 9.
in the second floor ciubroomr ht the
Y. w. G. A.. at 9. IN. The program
viii be In charge Of the Democratic
club. MIR A. w. Porter VIII speak
on efficiency In Education" and
Mr.. Philip stoeas on ''TnNntion,"
Members and friends invited.
AIk Circle Fruit and Flower Mission
The Aiid circle Of the Fruit and
Flower Mission will meet with Mrs,
Alexander Meister 4o0t Beach drive
X. w. Monday afternoon. February
G. business and sewing.
Home Hygiene Glasses
Glasses In home hygiene and care
OF the sick. given under the auspices
OF tho lied Cross. with Mru, Martha
Smith as instructor, will begin Feb.
ruary 9. 7.30 .. m. al Nursing Cen.
ter. Fourth and Virginia.
Philomus Club
The philomus club Will meet Mon.
day afternoon. az o'clock. with Mrs.
J. 4. Jacobsen. iTss Naomi pl.
Seattle Chapter. ID. A. X.
The recently postponed meeting 81
the Seattle chapter. -, A. H.. will be
held Monday. at .. M. AT the home
of Mrs. u. V. Williams. sos f'rink
A ~.
tend. ms important matters 20 be
brought before the state convention
will be discussed. Those who are UNI
able 20 DO present should call Mrs.
Edward Townsend. Capitol 3ofT. not
later than sunday.
Prairie Rose Club
The. Prairie Rose club viii me,
Monday. February 9. nt the RESIDENCE
OF Mrs. Il. W. Gibbs. bs27 10Th ave.
~. y,
Educational Day
The Seattle woman'n club win hold
an open educational meeting Monday
afternoon. February 6. nj J o'clock.
when y. y. Fleming. vocational 81.
rector Of the city schools. will speak
on Educating All the Children"
A special srhihit ~ saiss. dr~ssrs snd
bats mad. BY the rirlH IN the hiEh school
home seononic courses has been ar
ranged
The music department ~ the nr-.a.
~as hikh school iii furnish the foiio~-
lag program
MsdiiAiivn" .s..s.s..-.... Namefe~sh
mis. 1aiih RouIkss
. -oooa.t yo. s-ss,hsar,. oeea.sys-'
nsys' oass,s,
Veal sofs---cafa MO nlss" .......
Miss Gertrude karH
Commonwealth Club
Tho regular weekly meeting Of the
Commonwealth club will be held Mon.
day. February 6. at p m. In the
l.. c. Smith Building restaurant.
Mr. W y. Lane. who flied intiiat
I've petitions No. Al. relating 90 non.
partisan elections. and No. a.. rviai.
ing 10 home rule for cities. viii dis.
cuss tho merits Of both Of these
measures
The public Il invited.
Ladies' Auxiliary. Temple DE HIr~eh
Tho next regular meeting OF the
Ladies' Auxiliary OF Temple DE
Iiirpch viii take place Monday. Feb
raary 9, NJ 4 2. m. In connection with
Parent Teachers meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-04
Apollo Club Concert

The Apollo club OF Seattle me-
chorus will give a concert for the
Maple Leaf post OF the American lie
gion at Roosevelt hall on Monday
evening. Miss Frances Andrew WI
accompany both the club and
soloists and the program will be TO-
lowed by a dance under the auspics
OF Maple Leaf post The progra
follows:
'Sosdiers' Chorus" -.-....-.-..-..--.
John Peer -....----. .-...... =
Apollo Club
Group OF Songs. ...................-
Master chaz Buckmiiier
Norfurne .......--+-. .-..-.-s
Give Rouse ..-.-.....-.....-
Apollo Club
solo $500. .-... ..-----.-...-.-.
Mr.. ID. W. Andrews
Solo .......s+..+-s-.-.. -.........s.s
Mr.. II. p. Sandborg
-Archers Marching Song.
Apollo Club
MFR. c. Elmer Peak
Vocal Duet.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Lees
.sMufiiran Musk~teers'' .....-......-..&
Apollo Club
Solo .......-.-.. ..-.+--. =
Mr.. H. sanderson
dance OF the Cnotnes' ............-.&
s.Cossaok War song" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Apollo Club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-04

John II. Miller w. r.. c. will give
its regular monthly luncheon nj tho
home OF Mrs. Jennie Judkins SIS
18th ave, Tuesday. February Z. at
1880 y. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-04

Glasses in first aid given under the
auspices OF the Red Cross. with Dr.
a. a. Bird AZ instructor. will be held
az Nursing Center. Fourth and vir-
ginia. on February 8. at TAO y. m.
Anyone wishing 10 enter this class
may DO 30 b. coming 10 the opening
meeting.