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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-18

Tire board Of trustees Of the Sat.
fie Federation Of wofnen's clubs WIN
meet Thursday. March 20. at iezs
a m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-18
Charming Tea Giuen
This Afternoon

MISS Marie Leghorn entertained
with a most charming tea at her
home this afternoon. complimentary
to Miss Creigh Cunningham and Mrs
Frederick Wiman katherine win.
teri Of Everett. The home was a gar.
den OF early spring biooms-daffo-
dbl. tulips and hyacinths--and the
tea table heId3a broad basket Of the
same flowers.
Presiding at the urns were Mrs
Allen Balsbaugh Engle. Mrs. Ross
Perry Williams. Mrs. William For.
rest Goodfeglow and Mrs. Charles II.
GrinnelL Assisting were Miss Edith
Lee. Miss Miriam Cole, Miss F'iorencs
Rogers and Miss Laura Robinson. Of
Everett Mrs Lewis Conner assist.
ed generally.
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THE RANKING PARTY


The ranking party Of the week was
the reception and dance given on
Thursday at IN. officcrn club. Fort
Worden, offering an opportunity "a
bid bon voyage TO Mrs. Applln. who
has brought great charm 10 worden
hospitality. 10 say Roodby to Major
X. X. Lyons. u. s. A.. who VIII re-.
port 10 headquarters In Chicago. and
TO wish good hunting 10 Major Frank
Dexter Applin. II. s. A.. who win be
on temporary duty at Fort sheridan.
later devotinR his talents 10 Chi.
cngo contingent OF the organized re.
serves. that voluntary federal force
Of &C 1000 potential American officers.
who depend on the officers ~ the
regular army for tho training neces'
sary 20 the nations defense.
The committee in charge Of ar,
raugr-ncns was headed by Major Al.
win Charles Miller. medical corps. u.
s. A.. who takes Major Applin's place
an chairman OF the hop COMMITTEES.
Captain Francis James Fitzpatrick.
Y. S. A.. Captain Arthur u. Hughes.
u. 8. A.. Lieutenant Lopez Bailey
Lowry. Y. $. A.. Lieutenant Harold
l.. Stieble, u. s. A.. and they were
much congratulated on putting over
a very pretty party. n background
Of flags. a good floor delicious music.
interrupted by supper. fair women IN
fetching frocks, and n battalion OF
cavaliers contributing to tho en-
semble.
Colonel Henry Macpherson MGR.
Ram. Y. s.. A.. commander of Fort
Worden. did the honors OF his fort.
ress with an aplomb essential TO men
honor stopped their dancing to greet
their friends. military and civilian.
who arrived at all hours. due 70 the
dinners given before the reception.
which assembled, In spite OF the re.
strictions OF Lent, leading representa-
tivcs OF civil life. the house guests at
Wordcn. and the line from Casey,
evidence Of the unusual popularity
OF the departing voyageurs.
The hosts OF the occasion were
Colonel John l.. Hayden, u. s. A..
commander OF the Puget Sound coast
defenses. Colonel Henry Macpherson
Merriam, u. &. A., commander OF
Fort Worden. and Mrs. Merriam,
Major Alvin Charles Miller, medical
corps, n. s.. A.. and Mrs. Miller
Major Albion Lockwood. u. s. A.,
Captain Francis James Fitzpatrick,
y. s. A., and Mrs Fitzpatrick. Cap.
tain Joseph Francis Stiley. u. s. A.,
and Mrs. stiley Captain Kerwin aP.
Rice. y. s. A.. and Mrs Rice, Cap.
tain James T. Jacobs. y. s. A., and
Mrs Jacobs, Captain william O. JEFF.
ford. Y. s. A.. and Mrs. Jefford. Cap
tain Arthur y. Hughes. y. S. A.. and
Mrs. Hughes. Chaplain George Run.
van Longbrake, u. s. A., and Mrs.
Longbrnke. Captain u. II. In.
man, medical corps. ". s. A..
and Mrs. Inman. Captain Chcs-
ter b. Mccoid. U. s. A.. and Mrs.
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Cornish Orchestra
Concert Wednesday

Tho Cornish Symphony Orchestra.
under the direction Of Francis j.
Armstrong. assisted by Kar~i Hav'
heck. vlolinint. and Elizabeth Strnith-
Miller. soprano. will give concert
In the Masonic Temple "Wednesday
evening. March %. nj sis.
The personnel Of tho orchestra
includes;
rfr-s sioifn--Mr.. ~ ~ rssns fprfn-
eipail. Arthur kie,h. Edish Rogers. or.-
ssst. George stresis Mrs A. y. sieA-f-
500. ~, oersion. Mrs. T. Ashton. ~iis
Ham ftaFrett. noins smith. %. = tpr,.
Mr. .. crv~asF. walter oetssst. Doris
Niirhrfi.
a.eona stsiin--t.rn.ss Jsskov.sv. fria
kepisa. Elizabeth craze. u~rd Eteirpfn.
EfwAsd kensr. n~'iin4 pehfia. q t~see-
gust tsrfraas 1snson. o, y vernon.
Matilda fissss. bAfsta fseun.hafT. Ftsd
Anderson. Carl Abba. walter i@abhs.
Atstn ksairur
visia-J. Ylnssy. charts. noes~s. 4.
farsharsf Gsefse nafsr.
cslls- ksith sldfistsn. W. q HsdEs-
cock. e. " Hayes. Mrs. y q. Htchsns
Dt. kshisy rAiuier. tr~ns wiiiiasns htsi~u
stewart. Ralph uaiisy
| Has.aeDlef Msttson. George uartguf.
snafs@ Hnsaes. Geneva Perry. k~nnsth
gohnsan. NJ. n psnrs
otase--it.roia BLACK. 1.faD~r hehulsr.
a. wwtfsi
Ftute-J. tseassf. Artnes hirEs Ray
rnara t.shak~.
nas.sah.-J. W oraa,. ~. Ashisy
rnfurf. Ralph Gali~y.
Truup~s ~ c. Hsis Leslie
firwrtts1, " G hru~.
itern Alfred rs'rnsfee. A. p. sshss"s.
Trees bons---n. c. Hal. ~srs g~nssti.
WIN weller. nos~r Aenaiisn. Fraas
Richards
TymsAni.--a. W. Ar---
rs,eassinn--H X. ne-era
| Harp-Jsns t-fti-.
| Ixbrsfiaa-=Ra Ralph HfnfsA
The program for the concert
Wednesday win be as follows.
os~s,urs "a osrhsu. ......... .or~-sseh
sssvsnlr Do Me-es- tfer sis,in aaa
'fsh''''A' ',i,..s- "''"'A"h
To. ns-.m.ss. from sympssuy
Ne. : .....,..4.......s.. .nssihe~er
| kil~rr~ste gr~~so
Aria for aoprane-~tns Wee. POGO pa
ftfun, ~uars.er % e~viiis~l ftsnsini
Eilaasath Etraith- ht1sr
| tsi aAvonis Dance No. . ...
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT rarak -Krsisi-~
Csi cAprscs urnlian,s 49,. .wisnia-ssi
tei f-raeladlurn ........ nash- kretsi ~r
ca cApr'o" Ne =. fAssn'Hi- DAVID
Three Dasees from -Ssii o~yn-....
| ...4....-..ss....... Kdward German
| csun,ry Dane.
Pastoral Dance
Nerrymaksrs' Dance
| Accomplish for Mr.. Usviie~s.
| tehn Hopper
Accornpanirs for Mrs atraith-Miiier.
| Paul Nrcaois
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Calendar for
OrthOpedic Tea Shop

The different guilds OF the city
will be in charge OF the Orthopedio
Tea Shop next week. as follows:
Monday. Trinity parish. Mrs. Hard.
ing Cow, hostess; Tuesday. 81.
Marks, Mrs. Margaret Cheal. chair.
man; Wednesday. Madrona, Mrs.
Nelson Phillips. chairman: Thursday.
Queen Anne. Mrs. Arthur Lindsay,
hostess; Friday, Washington Park,
Mrs. w. +. Burt, hostess: Saturday,
East Highland Drive, Mrs. A. c.
Graft. chairman.
On Monday. Mrs. Cow will be as-
sisted by Mrs. G. r. Russell. Mrs. J.
u. Shepard. Mrs. II. J. 8. BETHEL
/ Mrs. J. ". Condor. Mrs. +. -. Chris
tie, Mrs. A. w. Anderson. Mrs
Murddock Cow and Miss Olga
4 Dleckof.
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u ATES
TO REMEMBER

SATURDAY. MARCH H.
pinncr-dAaos At seattle Golf and
Country club.
Major y. n Dennis. y. r. A ard
Mrs Dennis 10 entsriain With an
Informal supper at home. honor
inE Col. Charles 4. Phillips. Z. s.
A.. and Mrs Philips.
SUNDAY. MARCH 10
Tea AZ Cornish school. compliment
AIRY 90 Miss Nellie Cornish. from
uutn o'clock
Informal tea for Major Harvard
Moore, Y. = A.. and Nrn. Moore
with Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Con.
don as hosts.
MONDAY. MARCH go
Mrs. O. y David 60 entertain with
luncheon. compiimentinE her
house quest. Mrs, James Francis
rcatiie.
Mrs. vernon u. MsddockH to enter
tain with Informal tea at home.
TUESDAY. MARCH si--
Wellesley club luncheon at the
women's University club.
Mr. and Mrs. a. u. Galloway To en-
tertain with dinner. honorInE
Mrs. James Francis reattie.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH aa--
Bridge luncheon for Mrs. c. n. liar.
RE. with Mrs. c. o. Martin as
ho>css.
Informal luncheon. with Mira ! n
iiili ~ hostess
THURSDAY. MARCH ga
Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. bernard,
evening reception NJ hons Of NJ.
Eliza Ferry Leary.
sATU KDAY. MARCH as
Musicale danNant at the Fine Arts
hall for the benefit OF the 80.
attic Humane society.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 90
Wellesley club TO give entcrtsinner,
at homo OF Mrs. E. II. EdEera.
SUNDAY. APRIL -
InterIaken Guilds fssnt~r musical.
at the home OF Mrs. n. IL Xvi,
FRIDAY, APHIL g.
Cadet ball In the Hippodrome.
MONDAY, APRIL H.
North broadway circle OF the Frui,
and Flower Mission win give n
card party at the Yacht club.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL To-
Bazaar and card party by woman.s
Century club at Hotel Washins-
ton.
Denny Fuhrman Guilds ball I'm
Masonic Temple.
MONDAY. APRIL a.
Queen Anne Guilds card partv ana
bazaar mt the bungalow.
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Music
Godowsky Gives
Delightful Program

An exceptional musical event Of
the reason was tho appearance Of
Leopold Godownlty. one Of the great
est OF tho present day composer.
plnnlstH. IN concert last evening ht
the plymouth Congregational church.
Ills program could not be surpassed
either from an artistic standpoint or
for real ,nuslcal worth Particularly
Interesting waa the playing Of parts
OF his own composition. '"f'riaknnta-
nsron." composed while he was a
resident here one summer, ana which
was greeted with tho greatest en-.
thuaaFm.
Godownky has Justly been called one
of tho greatest pianits Of the day.
His mastery Interpretation Of last
evenings difficult program. his eHs
auirite technique. finished phrtning
and wealth Of expression make his
playing "A rare treat. Combined with
his wonderful artistry he poHrerres
a personality that wins the audience
from the start
The opening number was Twelve
Symphonic Studies by Echumann.
all OF which were given a beautiful
rendition. These were followed BY
god0wrky's '-rriakantameron." com.
prlsed Of 80 Moods and Hcsnen." OF
which he gave Nocturnal Tangirr.
sylvan Tyroi." THE Cuckoo Clock
The Music Box" ana "Quixofic Er-
rant" They were greeted with pro
lonwed applause and Mr.. Godowrity
fracionsly responded with an encore.
Six ~ chopln's finest numbers fol.
lowed. 'Isailnds In q Minor" Noe.
turne In @ Major" ''FaniaiHie I'm.
promptu." Sonata. op. So. - Flat
Minor" which included the stipend
GUS Funeral March" "Berceuse"
and -Rcherzo In II Plat Minor" All
were given an Interpretation that
only a master pianist could give
them.
Path IN Spring and -Tfarf.
Hark. the Lark" both by schubert.
I.inxf. serrnndc from Miniatures" by
Rubcnn,rin. poidini'F delightful
'-Etude in A Major Dance Of the
cnomcs~ and Taranseiic. Venice and
Naples two contrasting componi-
lions by List. completed the pro.
gram.
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Mr.. Ray ". wardaii win speak It
the Theosophical society. on "Men-
tai Magic" Sunday. y. m. at 100
Lyon bldg. Third and James -
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Personal

Mrs. william piEott has taken a
cottage ut b2s Churchill ave. raio
Alto. where she win remain until the
last Of May.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Goldman are
removing next wNelg 20 Hunts Point.
where they have taken a cottage for
the summer months.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Edward H. Taylor
viii remove shortly from Hunts
Point 10 their new home In the In.
terlahen noighborhood.
Miss Dorothy Campbell. who II az
Miss apence'n school In New York, n
planning Co spend her Faster vaca-
ton IN Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrn. Nathan Eckstein and
daughter. Babctte. left today for
California 10 be away several weeks.
Miss Neiiis Cornish returned
Thursday from n nix weeks trip In
the East and California.
Among those going 10 Portland
next we~k 20 attend tho grand
oparn. are MR.. John Henry Balm
ger. Mrs. Edward I. Garrett. Mrs.
Robert 4. Greer. Mr. and Mrs. Law.
renee Boyle. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
willard stimson. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Macfarlane. Mr.. and Mrs. I.angdon
{. Henry and Dr. and Mrs. Freder'
lex Adams.
Mr.. and Mrr. George r. Hower.
Jr.. left today for California. 10 BE-
gone about three monthA
Mr.. and Mrs. X. william Crosby.
Mrs. Ida Schroeder and Miss Helen
Ainnworth ar. reFintered At Inv
Hotel Maryland. In Pasadena
Miss rl@w.riyn Morrison. who IN
derw~nt an operation nj the Seattle
General hospital recently. will be re-
moved TO her homo the first OF the
week.
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Civic Orchestra Concert
March 81

with Henry q. Price, tenor. who
gained fame In the role OF prophet"
during the production % The Way
far~r,' last summer. M solols'. the
aeati~ Civic Symphony orchestra
viii present the third concert OF the
1919. season on Friday evening.
March 20. AZ the Metropolitan tho
alter. Tho orchestra membership has
now reached ninety and u n the
largest organization Of the kind on
the Coast
ductor. states that = proErnrn 81 un-
usual beauty and wiee appeal IL TO
b. rendered. 10th az 10 orchestra
numbers aR well as solo selections
by Mr.. Price. Mr. Price was selected
10y a commi;,r- from the orchestra.
who were called upon 10 choose from
group Of local artists.
The success 81 the season of five
concerts Ia assured. according 10 the
executive committee In charge Of
th. orrhea,ra's affairs. support r.
obtained solely from public patron
age. General interest In this effort
90 develop n community musical
eplri, showed definite increase
with the second concert given In
January and the indications point TO
an even greater attendance for the
third concert.
Tho Seattle Civic symphony
orchestra IL distinctive In a number
Of ways. The first Of its kind 90 be
Organized. II In one OF only three
such crcheatraE In the United States.
the others being at Chicago and Bal
tlrnorr. Its outstanding purpose Is
TO encourage. in cooperation with
other related agencies, a more wide.
aurrad appreciation of good music
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Percy Granger
Coming

The Ladies' Musical club an.
nounces Percy GrainEcr. pianist
composer. at the Metropolitan on
Thursday evening. March 3oth.
Percy Granger IL undoubtedly ono
OF tho most unique personalities
before the musical public today.
Practically every symphony orchos.
tp In the United States has fea.
turcd GrainRer's compositions on
concert programs and the piano
student " familiar with most Of
the Grainger numbers.
AZ n pianist, Mr.. Granger Is sec.
ond 90 none among the younger
and more modern school. He Is
conceded 20 bc the greatest inter
prefer OF Grieg IN the world today
and when Edward Gricg came 20
London. in 1906, 10 conduct the
memorable orchestral concerts Of
his own works. he asked to meet
Percy Granger. who had introduced
into Great Britain. Scandinavia,
Germany and Holland. Grieg's most
modern compositions. After hear.
ing Granger play, Gricg wrote to
the continental European press as
follows: what is nationality
wrote Norwegian peasant dances
that none OF my own countrymen
could play. Here comes this young
Australian. and IL the first TO play
them as they ought 20 be played.
He Is n genius we Scandlnavians
must love-
During the war Grninrer was for
two years In the United States
army. where he was n member Of
the army band. As consequence.
he has written some interesting
compositions for bands. thus in
croasing the wide range OF his In.
terpretations. In his present tour.
he is booked for 60 appearances in
different parts OF the country.
During this season. not only will
Mr.. Gainger be heard In many OF
his own compositions but works Of
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HoRsDoEUvRE

A wide expanse % mountain. mir.
rored water. enchanting In tho moon.
light. was an hors-d'ou.vrc at the
dinner given on Thursday BY Colonel
Joi>n T.. Hayden. T. s. A.. command.
er 81 IN. Puget Sound coast defcnsca.
who's. quarters overlook the Cas-.
cadcs and tho straits ~ san Juan dc
Fuea. and whose guests were his
ron. Lieutenant Frederick Lord Hay.
den. Y. =. A.. and Mrs. Hayden. Mr..
and Mrn. Frederick J. Bailey. Miss
Jordon-
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Mrs william PiEott has taken
cottage ut b2s Churchill ave. Paio
Alto. where nhe win remain until the
last Of May.
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Century Club Bazaar

bazaar the Century club Ia giving a,
Tho Hotel Washington on April 10.
have Just been named and arc as fol-
lows:
Arts ard Crafts
Mrs Harriet ". Rhaw ard Mrs. blake
n. Mills. chairm@a Mrs. A. ~ Ingram.
vice chairman. Nrs. Jessie ~. Elliot. Mrs.
g. e Phiiiips. Mrs a. 6. WarpsF. Mrs.
J. NJ Ciapp. Mrs J. Poster p~na Tbts
committee will feature unusual hand.
made baskets. Decorative foliAHs. orna-
mental decorations from California.
candles. hammered brass. paintings aud
craft work OF all kinds
The Apron uanxaio~--
Mrs Emma X nin~hsrt. Mrs. r w
barker and Mrs. Henry fapdes. chsir-
men. Mrs. Henry Kaufman. vice chair
man Mrs &. ". nahlsfu. Mrs W. v.
Hitehsue. Mrs. Donald Olson. Mrs J. y.
Curtis. Mrs. ~. D. Maithy. Mrs. 4. n.
Horton. Mrs Earl Rogers. Taeosna. This
booth viii feature aprons Of every char.
actsr aad for every pufpose. bungalow.
maids. tea. fudge. rubb~rired. garden.
Priscilla Mary and Martha aprons
Lingerie Bower
Mrs. J. NJ. Rfrh. chairman; Mr. v. e.
Hrrsndss vice chairman. Mrs. r. r. Peek.
Mrs. C&foiins Clark. Mrs Henry Blttnan.
Mrs Louis Marks. Mrs Aimon Alien.
Mrs. J. H. Tsmpiston. This booth will
| spsciaiixs In hsnc-mads articles Of lin
Esris. eamtrolsH. niEhtgswns. bogdoir
caps. pillows and psttiboekers.
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Lincoln High School PIT. A.

A business session will be held in
the study hall at ESQ p. m. by the
Lincoln High School PIT. A. Sub
jet for the afternoon. playing and
Keeping Fit" Mr.. T. II. Cole. assist.
ant superintendent OF schools. Will
address the association on High
School Organizations" Mrs. Eunice
Todd. chairman OF the central COM
mittec OF play and recreation, Is TO
bring valuable information on the
problem OF children who use the
street pavements for play: Miss Ella
A. Hawkins and Miss Leonora David
son, gymnasium instructors. are to
demonstrate the art of Keeping
Fit" with students from their de-
partments.
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Seattle
Society
AIRS. Mesddg Plans THO
Affairs for Neat Week,
Inritdtions Ont for Tea
Monday Afternoon.

yards have been issued by Mrs.
~ Tom Mcsdag FOR an informal tea
at her home. SIS W. Highland drive.
Friday afternoon. March -, from J
until o'clock. Invitations have been
confined TO residents OF Queen Anne
I'M
ON Thursday afternoon Mrs. Mes.
dag will entertain with lunchcon
the Sunset club. compllmcnting
-. Walter Gray Mclean Catherine
xterl. February bride.
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Luncheon Compliments
Visitors

Mrs. Max Olsen entertained with
bridge luncheon for sixteen guests
at her home Thursday, compliment.
ing Mrs. Albert Becker, Of Honolulu.
who In the guest Of her brother-in.
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Orange
Jacobs. Jr.. and Miss Nancy c.
Carnage, Of Norfolk. Va. the guest
81 Mrs. Lynn v. Ready.
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University Post No. 4. Benefit p.
fOrrnanee

A performance for the benefit o.
University Post No. ] Of the Anna
can Legion will be given at the Men.
tune theater Thursday ewNsu1u
March %. War films viii be shown
IN connection with the regular pic
lures. A matinee for the chiIdrea
VIII be given IN the afternoon. Tno
patrons and patronesscs inciudo
Lieut.. Gov. and Mrs. William d.
coyie. DIR. and Mrs, Henry auzzarlo.
Col. and Mrs. Charles l.. Phillips.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lear. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Il. w. Green and SIR. and M.
George w. Wilson.
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Ring County legislative FEDERATION

King County Legislative fedora
ton will meet Monday. March 20. at
y. m. In the second floor club.
room Of the Y. w. c. A. The follow.
Ing program. under the auspices OF
Lincoln PIT. A.. win be given. Afr.
Karl y. Adams will speak on "se-
attic High Schools" Mr.. J. v. Reike
on The Progress OF the PIT. A.
Movement; Miss Myra Snow. pres
ident OF the Grade Teacher club
VIII speak on CITY Grade Schools.
vocal solo by Mr.. John Manly, nc
companied by Mrs. Clyde. Mrs. u. L.
Barnes will prrsfde
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Bridge Tea VIII
Honor Mrs. Kane

Mrs Arthur $. Haggett and Mrs.
Frank l. Bailaine are entertaining
with a bridge tea Thursday after
noon at the Gamma Phi Beta soror
lily house. honoring Mrs Thomas
Franklin Kane.
Invitations have been limited 10
the friends OF the honor guest
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Mrs. Galloway
Plans Luncheon

Complimenting Mrs James Fran
els Peattie. of San Francisco. Mrs.
A. y. Galloway Is entertaining with
n luncheon at the Seattle Golf club
Tuesday afternoon. March Is.
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Meeting Of Monday
Practice Club
Postponed

On account OF conflicting with the
3ist anniversary luncheon Of the
Ladies' Musical club. which is to be
given at the Hotel Washington An
mex Monday. the Monday Practice
club has postponed Its regular meet
ing until Thursday. March 20. at the
Women's University club.
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Dinner at Yacht Club

At the Yachtsmen's Dinner 20 be
given at the Seattle Yacht club Mon.
day evening, March 20, Capt. Frank
Andrews, Of Tacoma. will deliver his
lecture on the glorious days of the
sailing ship. Wooden Ships and Iron
Men," illustrated with lantern slides.
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Musicale to Be GiUen
at Sunset Club

The musicale planned for Feb
ruary at the Sunset club, which was
postponed. owing to Illness. win be
given Wednesday afternoon at the
club.
The following program win be
given by Mrs. shiri BlaIock. SO.
prano. and Mr. Ferdinand Lhoest.
cellist. with Mrs. Daisy Wood Hill.
dreth at the piano:
~ homanec .........-. Cande D>bus~y
tbb The sixhtizsass ana tbs Rose.
fej Aria from lie cid" ....... .Masssnet
Mrs. Bialoex
ii.
ROMEO ...-.....-....s..-.. Wff1eks
Mr.. Lhoest
III
ta) Aria from Louise" ....
fb) Lailshy teelio obiiEato1 49,.
..,............ Emilio Pessard
fe) Fabian (ManonJ ........ MaAssnet
Mrs. Biaioek
Nv.
~ 5erenhne s.s.ss.s.s...--.... Kay
%, hsIodie ..............-... hasssnet
fc) Spinning Wheel Topper
Mr. Lhoes
ta) The Fountain Of caraonst. man.
-...r..ss... ....+... Omar f~fsrry
tb) You Dance Marquis. ....... .IsrnaIrs
te) Hymn 70 the Sun ..............
Mrs. Blaiock
The hostesses for the afternoon
are to be Mrs. Carl +. Gould and
Mrs. Prescott Cakes.
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Mrs. Jcsrie NJ. Moore WIN entertain
the No. y. II. y. A. Round Robin
Social club at her residence. 1924
2tth ave. Monday. March 20. Pro
gr-anive whist viii be played. begin.
ming at ? p. m. Mrs. Victoria Daniels
viii assist. Refreshments served.
For reservations. call Eas, 1890.
Take ear No. .. Members may In,
wife friends
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CLUBS FOR MONDAY
AUGMENTATION cenfer,ne.

ON Monday. March 20. there viii
be an AUGMENTATION conference AT
the W. &. r. a.. AmcrioanizaiiOn cen.
ter. 70s Fibdiay ~. Georgetown. The
session win begin AT II o'clock and
continue until 3. Good program. and
all interested are invited. Take
lunch. "A hot drink will BE- served
Take car no. 8 or car No. G 20 Lucille
IT.
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Allah Social Club

Allah Social club will met with
Mrs. Edna Love,lnsky. t7t9 r. ssth
Ht-. wednesday. March 20. at p. IN
Assisting hostczscs will be Mrs. Car
olyn Barw and Mrs. Nellie Butter
worth. All Eastern stars invited.
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Mrs. Allen Issues
LIMITATIONS for Tea

Mrs stanton Allen has issued IN.
vitations for tea at her home. 1874
II. Newton st. Monday afternoon
from until 6 o'clock. honoring Miss
Allen and Miss Lorraine Allen.
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ladies' Auxiliary. Maple Ieaf Pos.

ladies' auxiliary OF Maple Leaf
post. No. ~. viii entertain with a NO.
cial evening NJ Roosevelt han. March
20. NJ $40 y. m. On March % the
auxiliary win give n dance at Doug.
las hall. si5 T.. Pine NJ.
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Commonwealth Cub

The meeting Of the Commonwealth
club on Monday evening. March 20.
NJ .. m. IN Boidt's restaurant. si5
second ave. will be addressed by
candidates for the office Of mayor.
The public is cordially invited