The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-06
French Fefe on
Arnlistice Dan

The Grand French Frolic- 20 be
given Armls;ice eve and day. No
vember 10 and IL. af the Armory.
for the benefit Of French war Wild.
ows and children whose fathers werc
MANNED In the world war. and for
the Seattle branch of tho Red Cross.
10 assist war widows and their chill
drvn Of Seattle. has Ia Contesss a
Audiffret from Paris a. Its charm
Ing and inspiring general chairman
and director.
Chairmcn OF the various commit.
tees are formulating plans to make
tho fets ono OF the most brilliant
functions of the year and many In.
tcrcsting features such ar booths
and cabarcts will be presided over
BY prominent women and girls Of
the city.
A musical program win be given
and seven realistic tabl-anx staged
by group OF Seattle girls and wom-
en-. number OF the local branch OF
tho American Red Cross. and sol
diers from Fort IAwton. represent
Ing the following themes OF war and
peace. The Parole" The Attack
Praying Before the Battle" Amer.
lean Red Cross. the Bcnefacfress of
tho Suffering" "Arnistice Day AT
the Front" Victorious Return" and
Union of Nations IN Peace-~
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charge Of the Cargo Boat another
mans for the fish pond. so well
known by visitors at fairs and bs.
zaars. The Franco-Amerique. with
Mrs. r.. A. Strout and Mrs. J. ID.
Lowmsn az assisting chairman. will
have charge OF the Orange Tree
Surprise" from which quaint gifts
and favors will be plucked as big
golden balls.
Mrs. Francis Guy Frink viii be
chairman OF the committee who will
snperintend the cabaret. where
space will be arranged for 100 tables
and waved floor for dancing. She
L. assisted by large committee OF
weli-known girls and women.
Mrs. George H. Hebron. repro
senting the Seattle chapter Of tho
American Red Cross. Will be chair
man Of publicity to be given to tho
schools. churches. local organiza-
tons and university circles.
Among the prominent men and
women whose names are given az
patrons and patronesses are: Cover.
nor Louis Hart. Mayor Edwin J..
Brown, Major General Muir, Briga.
der General Muir. Brigadier Gen.
eral MacAlexander. Admiral Hooge.
werff, Brigadier General Maurice
Thompson, Hon. Watcher Corbiere.
consul Of France; Hon. AuzIas do
Turennc. consul of Belgium: Hon.
-. PelIy. consul OF Great Britain;
Hon. Alberto Albany, consul of
Italy; MIR. Frank waterhouse. presi.
dent Of tho Seattle Chamber Of Com.
rnerce and chairman OF the Amer.
can Red Cross. Seattle chapter:
Judge Burke. Colonel Oscar Charles.
Colonel Hawkins and Mr.. III. G.
Henry.
| Mrs. A. II. Anderson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Ames. Mrs. Thomas
DVtVhpt ttii lhIHs tslHTHlCc
Blethen, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Bogie, Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Bullitt.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Bullitt, Mr.. and
Mrs Ira Bronson. Mr.. and Mrs.
William l.. ,Beddow, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Bayley. Mrs. Edwin j.
Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. John Baillsr.
geon, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bor.
deaux. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bor-
deaux. Mrs. John Collins. Miss Mel
lie Cornish. Mrs. Oscar Charles, Mr..
and Mira A. J.. Carr, Mr.. and Mrs.
Archibald 8. Downey. Mrs. Michael
Donshue. Mr.. and Mrs. n. Is. Earl
ing, Mr.. and Mrs. John ID. Farrell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Guy Frink.
Mr.. and Mrs Pierre Frein. Mr..
and Mrs. Pierre Ferry, Mrs. Arch.
bald Hill Ferguson. Mr.. and Mrs.
v. Il. Fey, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Man.
dell Henry, Mr.. and Mrs. ". ".
Howe. Admiral and Mrs. Hooge.
wsrff. Mr.. and Mira Victor Helm.