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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-04
DA TIES
TO REMEMBER

SATURDAY. MARCH g.
Dinner will honor Mr.. and Ma Tis.
inKstoa Boyd stednan. Jr. Mias
Anna Hoxe and her fianes Mr.
Hamilton G Roife. With Me- and
Mrs. John A. Campbell as hosts
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Leroy Owens 70 en-.
TARTAN with an Informal dancing
party.
SUNDAY. MARCH S.
Miss 0ertrud. HardsnberH yin en-
terrain With an informal supper
at home.
MONDAY. MARCH g.
hra Arthur LYON 20 entertain with
bridge luncheon IN compliment to
her house guest Mira Jean
Graham
Monday Practice club With M
John c. BfkEins
fTEsDAY. MARCH -
Musicale at horns. pfth Mr. and
Mrs. Casper Fischer as hosts.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH g.
Capitol HiI Guiid's musioaf.-,ea at
the home Of Mrs. Thomas Bor-
d~agx
Lsuahson win compliment Nj.
irrns Solomon, with Mrs. L H.
Barde A. hostess.
Mr.. and Nrs. Herbert Condor 20
entertain with "A Informal even
Ing, honoriag nrs- Thomas Prank
I'm Kane.
TTu HsDAy. MARCH 81
Mira =. IL Ceisman to entertain
with britE. luncheon at hons.
SUNDAY, MARCH IL
Sacred concert - the home II Mr.
and Mrs Alexander Baltic.
FRIDAY, MARCH IL
Dinner dance 81 Arctic club.
MONDAY. APRTT. H.
North Broadway eircis OF the yrait
and Fiovsr hissisn viii give a
card party az the Yacht club.
"WEDNESDAY, APRIL Ia
Bazaar and card party by wsuas's
Csntnry club AZ Hotel waning
ton
reuu--ruh--aa- o-fs'- tan IN
xaSonio Ternpis
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] -PnrN-
@eocavafto
Ralph Cor
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Mrs. ". r.. Ferrli left today for
Kansas City 20 make her home In
the futuru
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Newberry Issue Up
in Michigan Fight

WASHINGTON. March 4-ns
-Tevberry issue" will ~ fought es
within the ranks % the republlzs
party at the forthcoming oonrrsA
sional primary In Senator Nevber
fy's home state OF Michigan.
Representative Patrick KeYv
from the Sixth Michigan district. b.
day announced his candidacy for liz
republican senatorial nornlnatsos
against Senator Townsend. incuu.
bent. and IN a gratement made plais
he intends 70 make IN. expenditun
OF large sums Of money IN. oufstaa<
ing issue. To~nsend supported Nev.
berry.
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BRIDGE Tea for Visitor

Mlrs Helen Jordan and Miss Ruth
S-tce,on viii entertain with bridge
tsA Al the home Of Nils Jordan
saturday Afternoon. March IL. tn
eomplsmen, TO Miss Charlotte Rr~.
viiiier. Of Erie. Pa. who u arriving
early next week 20 be MAs Jor.
CANS guest
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.Sunddy Musicale

The Women'r Ensemble club Of
the University Of Washington will
give the following program In Meany
hall tomorrow afternoon at sac
o'clock.
''sone OF the Tnf,-iefrfrr- Pay Poster
Sleep. NJ Daring ANN .Nans-zD-~a
Womens Ensemble
srherso~ ....t.s........... Te~chsefrky
Miss Grace cockroft
In the fnrisnook-. Gordon n N~~f,
Mis;er Mockfn' Bird". ....... Carl Hahn
WomenH Ensemble
-fsdonsrni Ia calrns~ fprnyerl To~si
Miss Katherine Peterson
Ks~rtse" -................o Obey sn-akr
big brown Bsar- ..... .Mana-Znc1a
Womeu's EnHrrnbIs
~firnf- .......... Frederick stsphen-,r
Nlss Lois Wiley
IN Auturnr s.-sf-s 49, sssss.. ~. Wen
Wctnen's Fnerubfs
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Mr.. ". T.. sheridan and her daurh'
tor. Miss Anna sheridan. left this
week for Long Beach. Cal. where
they will rsaide.
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Cards Issued for Tea

Mrs Franklin h. Munday has L.
sued cards for a tea In her apartment
~ the ST. Paul "Wednesday afternoon
after O'Clock. compiimentlng her
daughter. Miss Amy Muuday. who
has just returned from an absence
OF 10 months In Europe and the
East
AIRS. Munday hxs asked 70 Assist
her Mrs Kari Harheugh. Mra Gar
Arcs Ble;hsn and Mira Fred Baxter.
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Admiral Line Buys
Steamship COLUMBIA

Purchase Of The steamship Colus,
biL formerly the Great Sorthera
from the L. s. shipping board ~
the Admiral line Of the Pacine
Steamship company. 10 announosd
In a Washington dispatch
Purchase price Is reported 4
81 80 ,0eo,
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Informal Bridge
T.L
Luncheon

Mrs Milo J. Lcvs'css entertained
with an Informal luncheon Of twelve
covers at her home wednesday after.
noon with bridge for the later amuse-
ment
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.. Day ana Mi~
Eioiss Day OF Pontiac. Mich. who
have been guests this week q Mr..
and Mrs. A. =. Eldridgs. will leave
tomorrow for Portland.
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Theuter Pdrtu

Mira NJ w. Mckinney win enter
tain Ms. A. NJ sfacwninnie. Mrs.
George w. Soiiday. Mrs. David c.
Hau and Mrs. Walter X. seclye at
the performance OF The Bat a;
The Metropolitan next weinesday
Afternoon
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COMEDY AT HOME
~ RESULTS IN SUIT

Los ANGELES. March 4.--Jean
Hope. bride. - suing EDDIE Boiznd.
film comedian. for divorce. She
charges that Boi&nd was continually
Intoxicated during the few months Of
their marr.ed life.
trr14. was not a 1T person 20 have
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Program Announced for
Matsicdle-Ted

The Capitol I'M CUFFS musicale
tea at the hcrn~ Of Mrs Thomas Bor-
deaux next Wednesday promises
an interesting afternoon Mrs.
Henry c. Ewing and Mrs Mitchell
Gillian win preside af the tea hour.
The committee In charge Of ar
rangements includes Mrs. George Al
len. chairman: Mrs. Falcon Josiin.
Mrs Frank Elweii Case. Mrs. Samuel
Hedges. Mrs. ~. G.. Bishop. Mrs
Waiter Galbraish and Mrs. bordeaux.
The following program has been
arranged:
vsosin--
fsD Deep River .NfsrnA Ezrsss
CO. Spanish Dsnes- ......
............ Chs ntn aEie- H -tsiex
Ratn Pepper renxstorn
rr-f Harry Bnrdic<. sceornpsnfn
sa) -vesta Ia Cuba from -psen-
acrf" ............-..Ieoo cavsIfo
fb) -Aftsrnoon' ...-..--... Ralph Coz
Mr.. Efwfp Naeksy
Mss Grace Tee. secompanist
faD -~s~tu-->. on ~. No. 81 CHOPIN
(bl .sEro@esi.es- .Be~thoven-B usoui
Miss Heirn Fcrrynan
tnD Low. Is the wInd- .Ms-r.1yeu
(by There Are F.irss- at ths bottom
Of our Gard1r~- ...... Ia hulA m
te) That Night Of Dreans~ .oHzrA
GSendotyn G~ary Rnr.
Mra Albert Charles Phillips. accompanies
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Japs Are Barred
From Indian Land

wAPATo. March s.--seretary q
the Interior Pals announcennen:
that the government would no. nnsc
ton leasing Indian reservation land
10 others than American citizens fsE
Ike a bombsheii among the scores 4
japanese on the Wapato reservztiea
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Engagement Of Miss
Leslie Announced

Mr.. and Mira James Leslie an
nounee the engagement OF their
daughter Miriam TO Mr.. Joseph J.
Tsply. The wedding will take place
In April
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Wailingford Circle

waiilnRforyi circle ul Of the First
Presbyterian church VIII meet with
Mrr V. W. Sander. sii9 wailingford
ave. Wednesday. March s. at 2 y. m.
a talk on the early history Of China
viii be given by the study leader.
Airs Hubbard. returned missionary
from China. viii speak on China
VIMtors welcome.
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Ancient orSrr Of Hnc~nlan.

The Anc!ent order os Hih~rniana
ard LADIES' auxiliary VIII hold an
open meeting and card party In the
A. O. Z. w. haIi Monday evening.
March & Members and friends la
yltcsi
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THE REGULAR MONTHLY m,

ness meeting Of the Aiki Community
club will DC held at the Community
clubhouse. AK bathing beach. Mo-.
day. at p m. There will be matters
u special Importance discussed.
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Mrs. Featon Entertdins
Informdllv

ConplImcnting Mrs. w. I. Day
and her daughter. Miss Eioase Day.
OF Pontiac. Mich. who are guests In
town. Mrs. J. c. F-nton entertained
with an informal luncheon at her
heme. 1870 Blaine blvd this after
noon
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Commonwealth Cub

tn Commonwealth club WIN rnc~;
Monday AZ 8 p. m. In ltoi6t's res
iaurant Second and Madison st.. In.
stead Of the restaurant In the L. C.
Smith building. SIR. Afbrr; Cotf viii
speak on -Co-operAtlon--
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GARRISON AFrAIR


An ail.gnrrison affair was the scv.
en-table bridge given at their Fort
Worden quarters on the evening OF
Washington birthday by Chaplain
George Runyon Longhrake. u. s. A.
and Mrs. LonEbrake. In compliment
To their house guest, Mrs r. L.
Spicer. OF la Crosse. Wisconsin. who
Is enjoying Fort Worden en- route to
San Francisco and Los Angeles, from
where. later In the season. she will
motor with a party OF friends across
the continent TO the Atlantic coast.
An effective bit OF decoration at this
festivity was huge flag, suspended
in the han. and giving a patriotic
Atmosphere 20 the entire establish.
mcnt. Washingtonia was also visi
bic In the elaborate collation., and in
tho appointments OF the card tables.
AT which first prizes were won BY
Mrs. Ieffords. wife of Captain vii.
liam Q. Jcffords L. s. A., and Cap.
tain Arthur u. Hughes. u. s. A., the
second prizes falling 20 Mrs. Mer.
Ram. wife OF Colonel Henry Macphcr.
son Merriam. L. S. a. commander of
Fort Worden. and Major Frank Dex.
ter Applin. u. S. A. The hostess was
assisted by Mrs. Applin. wife OF Ma.
jor Frank Dexter Applin. u. =. A..
Mrs. Stiley. wife OF Captain Joseph
Francis Stiley. Z. s. A., Mrs. Fitz.
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Jewish rndlcs. Aurnhrr

The Seattle Orthodox Jewish
ladies' auxiliary 10 the Denver or.
thodox hospital for consumptives will
hold it's regular meeting at the Y.
NJ. H A., nth ave. and II. Union ST.
"wednesday, March 8. at p. IN. All
members urged TO attend.
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Allah Social Club

Aiiah Social club will meet with
Mrs. Adam schraffenberEer. i.s n.
seth IT.. Wednesday. March 3. at :
p. m. Eastern Stars invited. Cards
and refroshme ntR. Take Phinuey ear.
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Alpha Auxiliary

The Alpha auxiliary win hold It's
regular business meeting Friday.
March 10. at s y. m. In the old X OF
r. hall
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Ladies Auxiliary. Temple Dc ulrch

The next regular meeting Of the
Iadiex auxiliary OF Temple dc
Hirxch ain take place Monday.
March 8. at s,3o .. NJ. In the vestry
room Of the temple Board meeting
at Is3o p m
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day and Friday. March. 9. . and 10.
The school will consist of lectures
by specialists on cooking. sewing.
health and sanitation. and other
questions Of home making. There
viii also - demonstrations given of
various North Pacific products. Ffec
iunrh~on will he served each day 10
AL who enrol. at The noon hour.
Mrs. J. T.. baKFes. Mrs. Tolier Mrs.
Lila nabnsy. Miss Tucker and ns.fn.
bern % the faculty from The unlver.
rity will have charge Of the demon.
stations and Lectures. Mrs. l. IL.
Baker and Mra. J. W. Hannah have
general charge Of the arrangements
The institute Will begin Wednesday
nj "a A. m
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S<attln WunAn.. Cub

Tbs sa~tti. woman's cinb WI
meet Monday. March 9. at tho F-d
Grated clubhouse. Harvard ave. n.
ard T. Thomas ST Board meeting
at i.zo o. ma Nomination Of officers.
Members requested TO attend
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FTNERAL sFRyIcTs for h,

lin y. faarnell. 20. who died Feoru.
ary IS. will be held Tuesday a, -
p. m. at the Manning Undertakes
Co Burial viii be In Lake View.
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Society at the
Harbor Forts

THE RANKING PARTY
Fort Casey had last weeks rank.
ing party. which took the form OF a
progressive dinner. and which was
given b. the line AT Casey IN uompn.
ment 10 Mrs. Matthew'S and Colonel
Harry T. Matthews. q. 8. A.. Ia re-.
firing commander. whe goes 20 Seat
tie IN charge Of The coast artillery
activities Of the Organized Reserves
OF the Ninth corps area. which in
eiudcs tho states u Washington and
Oregon. and in welcome To Mrs.
Greene and Major Royal Kemp
Greene. u. \. A., It's new commander.
recently transferred from duty as
sdjutant Of the Puget Sound coast
defenHes 10 the command OF this iHl.
ard fort.
The Casey ffne. with rs honor
guests. assembled AZ seven O'Clock
Saturday evening at the quarters Of
Lieutenant Lynn G. yane. u. \. A.
and Mrs. vane. where fruit cocktails
were prcttily served. Proceeding TO
the quarters OF Captain Herbert A.
Gardner. y. :. A.. and Mrs. Gard.
ner. the conviyea found a delightful
bouilien awaiting them. At the quar-.
ters OF Captain william W. Wertz.
L. s. A.. and Mrs. wertz. with Cap
tain Kirkpatrick Mason, medical
corpa. u. h. A.. and Mira Mason. as
assisting hosts. tho guests found the
piece de resistance. dslectabie fried
chicken with all its frilis. A. the
quarters Of Lieutenant J. Longrtreet
Wheichei. Y. s. A.. and Mrs. Whei.
lehei. a famous salad WAS offered, and
Al the quarters Of Lieutenant John
Harvey Madison. Z. :. A.. and Mrs.
Madison. tempting sweets and dent
tAHges completed the menu. The
decorations especially emphasized
Washington eoiors and legends. red.
white and blue predorninating
hatchets. cherries and cooked hats
recalling the father OF hiE country
and adding zsnt TO the ensemble
After dinner the party waA enter
tainrd at an attractive movie espe-
esaiiy arranged for the occasion.
Colonel Matthews. a graduate Of
West Point. has given his country
distinguished service. especially In
France. where he was inspector OF
army artillery. n poet requiring the
ufmorf responsibility.
Major Greene. also a graduate %
West Point on foreign service dur.
Ing the world war. - regarded as
one % The most gifted Of the younger
officers IN the coast artillery corps.
A. chateiaina Of the commanders
quarters ~ Port Casey. Mrs
Matthews has always emphasized the
things tina, are worth while. and has
shown the youngsters the value Of
mountain peaks and ocean vistaR In
an environment remote from muphiSti.
Gated Joys. Her role az leading
lady a; Fort Casey VIII be happily
allied BY the charming wife OF the
new commander.
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Mrs. Stedman, Jr., WIN
Be COMMUNICATED

Miss k1Sgcth McE.wan Is entertain.
Ing with a luncheon for ten st her
houie next "Wednesday in compliment
TO Mrs Livingston Boyd strtlnar.
-r. Bridge VII be the diversion OF
the afternoon.
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Seattle Review No. 8. W. II. A. Of
the Maccabees. win meet In A. o. u.
W. hall. 1909 Ninth ave. Thursday,
March 2. at 7.3o p. IN. sharp. Dane
Ing at ..
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roPr1.AR HOSTESS

FOFII LAX HOSTESS
At their Fort worden quarters on
Friday Mrs Appiin. n hoatess a.
popular as she Ia accomplished. gave
enc Of her smart bridges. In cornpli.
ment 90 Mrs. =. l.. Splccr. the house
guest OF Chaplain George Runyon
Ionrbrake. Z. :. A.. and Mrs Long
brake. naffodlis were everywhere
and their radiant tints were captured
by the tuiie-decksd candles. the score
cards. the favors. the prizes and the
collation.. served on Limoges plates
their royal blue touched IN the gold.
The Ices were served by Mrs Mer.
Ram. wife Of Colonel Henry Macpher.
son Merriam. l.. =. A.. commander
Of Fort Worden. and Mrs. Frederick
J. Bailey poured. The hostess was
assisted by Miss Llilpop. the house
guest Of Captain Joseph Frances
Sulcy. Z. s A.. and Mrs Stiley. Miss
Elsenbeis Miss Mildred Barnes. Miss
Downs. The prize for high score was
won by Mrs. George WEIGH. the sec.
ond by Mrs. Hughes. wife OF Major
John Law Hughes. u. $. A.. retired
the third by Mrs. n. r. Ringwai,. the
consolation by Mrs. Jacobs. wife OF
Captain James T. Jacobs. L. s. A..
and the honor guest was awarded q
souvenir equally enchanting.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Eaton
Plan Supper Purtv

Mr.. and Mrs William Leonard
Eaton win entertain twenty guests
with n supper at their home Sunday
evening
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Queen Anne Circle Child Conservn-
ton League

Mra. Arthur Joaehims win enter
tain the Queen Anne Circle Of the
Child Conservation league at her
home. 5i5 McGraw at. Tuesday,
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The Alki circie. Of tho Fruit and
Flower Mission win hold a business
meeting Al the bone of Mrs y Il
Holt Monday. March 6. at .. M
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Quarnntr Club

Tho ouarante club VIII meet with
Mrs Helen II. Holt on Tuesday even
Ing. March 7. at her home. 4s0t
Beach drive 8. W. A Mother Goose"
party.
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Surgeon Bolton. z. S. r. IT. g.. who
has just received hts xurgeoncy.
which carries tho rank OF major. and
who r. considered one Of the brilliant
men In his profession. the youngest
surgeon in the service. and already
an authority on epidemics. has Just
returned from Portland. where he
acted as prosecutor In the widely dis.
cus~cd court martial OF Surgeon y.
+. Wayson. Z. 5. 7. II. $.
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patrick. wife Of Captain Francis
James Fitzpatrick. Z. 8 A.. and the
honor CUES; added oovetable guest
prize 10 her other laurclS
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BREAKFAST PARTY

AZ their Fort Casey quarters en-
Sunday. following Saturdays pro
grenslss dinner. Colonel Harry r.
Matthews. u. a. A. and Mrs
Matthews were hosts II an agreeable
breakfast arranged In compliment to
Captain William w. w~rtE. 4. g.
A.. and Mira W~rtx. and In honor Of
their house guests. Major Royal
Kemp Greene. L. s. A. and AIRS
Greene
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DINER AUX vIoLErrEs

Nioaets. nwr~ier than the r6r Of
Juno'a eyes. made an exquisite deco
ration Al the dinner given on Friday
a, their Fort Casey quarters by Cap
tain Herbert A. Gardner. Z. g. A..
and Mrs. Gardner. Ia honor OF Colo
mel Harry r. Matthews. U. s. A.. and
MIR. Matthew'S Fsvorr and place
cards. candles and tuiie. accented this
poetic color 90 tho enhancement Of
tho menu The other guests were
Captain william ". wertz. L. s. A.
and Mrs wertz. Lieutenant J. Long.
street wheichei. ". s. A.. and Mrs.
whelchei. with their house guest.
Mrs. Martha Beardsn Mglhollaad. OF
Washington. u. c.
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Seattle
Society
Musicale at Won,cn's Uni
versity Club Friday;
Large Sunday Ereniag
Supper.

TUE Won'ens university eiuo Nin
L entertain with a musicale on ri.
DAY afternoon. March 10. at ! O'clock.
when the following program win he
given by Mu mi Epsilon and Phi
Mn Alpha. national musical honorary
organizations at the University OF
Washington:
Trio
81 -.n.s-s , sr,ss, s',s. :: Men, oaa.
Acien Harmon. vioisu
Jew fHsher. cello
ElnA psek. rtAns
II
81 6, -p p;s. A.: ii:; ;::.: Neon
Alifsrd hinsseeFy, tener
Ga, -Isemsne-- ----..:. ;sesuss
-, Isle q :. .fs, ,.ssr,s
Jen- aepe~r
rffs froa -Ss.msen ana rerfss-.....
..................... -ssint-saeus
"psliah.- Nsfh-rins Patterson. con
traitss '1sAnt=c-r.~ CLIFFORD Se~-
salL. tenor. ~ola Hssrs..- psa
MsFariAns. ssrsssse.
v,citr--
-Rsus.aes.- rren sseoes cesesrs. :.
y xinor. .....-... -. W exniAutkt
Louise Benfea
vi
vsse~--
ssl ia q. Deep snsses % ss-
MINI .sssstss ~ Nlit =
q, -neat Of Mine :. ..---..-..- Miner
Iaks Wii-y
c-Nrsss--
ssl .-sfriaH QaArss<-. .---...-. uAytsn
,el -Rnssasn pase~-
.............. .kirnsky- i>ersskeft
r-echer El<f~r. first violin. Horace
1iIbsrt. srecas vtetln. Loels- Hem
too. viola. Iris c2sfaeid. celia
The afternoon 10 for members and
guests and the hoSfesses will be
Mrs. y. w. Alexander and Mrs Rob
eft ID. McAtlsland
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The North End Progressive club
win meet nj the ~. Regis cafe. Tues.
day. March Z. Executive board at
4 o'clock. Regular meeting at ?.
program at 2.3o. Members and
friends invited
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Home Economics Institute

An institute In homo economies
win be conducted under tho aus.
pices of the womans department Of
the Woodland Park PRESBYTERIAN
church. corner ". 10Th At. and Pala.
tine ave. next "Wednesday. Thurs.
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Home Sewing Club

The ladies OF the @. A. r. Home
Sewing club will meet with Mrs.
Rose Houghton. 323i Mount Baker
Park blvd. wednesday. March s.
Luncheon at noon. business meet.
ing at 2. Take No. . car. All
friends invited.
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Sunset Heights Ill~rnry Cub

funss, Heights Literary club vfi
meet or Tuesday. March 7. al the
home os Mrs. Louie Miller. ss-o wal
inxford ave. Ron CALI important
National nappenlnEn.-
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Goodbye, Mother"
Is Message of Note
in 0vercoat Pocket

On the last boat from Seattle to
Tacoma Friday night an overcoat
was left In pocket vas found
this note.
~Coo-tey. Mother. SlxncD I. G.
Davis
The Seattle directory does not
contain tho name Of l. @. Davis
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AMI PIT. A.

Mr.. Tracy Strong will speak at
the meeting Of the AK PIT. A.
Tuesday. March Z. at $50 p m.
room =.
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Plans for the Boston Tea Party
20 b~ given on the afternoon and
evening OF March -. in the FiFst
METHODIST church. are progressing
rapidly. This meeting Is part 81 a
plan for the y-ar OF prayer and
preparation IN the campaign fer
educational interest % IRE Wonans
Foreign Missionary society.
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Regular monthly meeting % n =.
PIT. A. VII be held NJ the school
Thursday. March ., al ais p. m. Mfr
p. r Fleming. Of the vocational de-
parfmcnt ef the Seattle public
schools. win address tho meeting on
THE Schools Contribution Towards
TIE Chiid's Future
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Tho japanese hlgh school girls WIN
meet next Friday, March 10. at 1870
p. M
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Alirul.fie Dob


A social dance VIII be given q, tho
A. o. Y. w. Home. 1909 Ninth ave.
Monday. March 9. $50 .. m for
members and their friends no ad
mission charge
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WOMEN'S CLUBS

March Z. af i.so .. m. Mrs CorSscr
Jenkins viii give an interesting and
instructive talk on ~EugenicA-
laurel Camp
laurel camp No. Tsgs. n n A.
Wi entertain with it, monthly card
party IN swedish club hall. Eighth
ave-. and Olive -. Tuesday. March 9.
ssrnhsrn and friends invited
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A social meeting will be held BY the
Highland PARK school PIT. A.. on
TUESDAY March :. from so To Z
.. m NrA = =. pabney viii speak
on Home Economist and Mrs.
Pearl Case BiogEh. on Social lily
risne.- \ musical program win fol.
low and refreshments viii bc SERVED.
Members are requested TO bring
gucaiA
Altrui-fi- Cub
Mr-- Elizabeth oIJeary WIN enter.
tain the Allruistic club at her homo.
EOS Queen Anne ave. wednesday.
March 6. ~ o'clock.