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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-02
Cam pfire
News, Notes
and Gossip
Cann seaaon

Camp season opens June Is ana IL
operated IN four two.week periods
and two one week periods. eloalng 20
girla September Since n large
number o. councillors aro permanent.
h ia necessary 20 provide rest periods
AZ the end Of each camping period.
During thia time only girls remain.
Ing The following periods may stay IN
camp.
The periods are,
June 1850 Double period.
July 2,is Double period.
July 1871 Single period
July 25Auguat g Double period
August eli single period.
August 1895 Double period
Guardians training eourse-Au.
gust 25.septcmber J.
Girls wishing 70 slEn up for more
than ono period should see tho camp
director before May IS. Only girls
showing an active Campfire record
may sign up Tor more than ono pc.
Rod. Since the influence of tho girls
who spend more than one period at
camp has a direct reaction on the
spirit OF the entire camp tho dlrcc.
tor reserves the privilege % reject
any girl az the close u period n she
n lacking In camp spirit Tho camp
system of hon0rs u such that there
is always something % work FOR.
and no girl can cover an phases %
activities even In an entire summer.
Girls nignlug up Tor month or
moro must be passed upon by the
camp committee.
The cost Of camp Tor Campfire
Girls II So f1r a single period. az for
q double period For inactive or non.
Campfire Girls. so for q single perl.
cd. $50 for double period Rsais
troiion "a open 10 Campfire Girls on
April ?. To inactive or non, Camp.
fire Girls. after June !. Guardians
pay ~ the same rate
Regular visiting days are provided
They viii occur
Sunday. 1uns e.
sunday. July s.
sunday July -
Sunday, August ~.
There are no regular visiting days
during short periods on visiting
Sundays guests may secure dinner NJ
camp Tor 90 cents. providing camp
ia notified beforehand
Girls love Tho water. Camp Eeaith
has iB row boats. one i1.foot life
boat. two iS.foot punis, and two
motor siliffE
Careful supervision n riyen al
water sports Girls arc not allowed
In boata without councillors until they
have passcd rigid tests Boats are
IN charge Of Flying Fiah" who must
be able 20.
l. Handle a boat In all kinds Of
weather dneludinE landing and tying
boat 60 flnAt)
/. Perform artificial respiration
b. schafcr method.
!, swim 800 yards NJ ono Tim.
4 Swim ono milo In three days
9. Swim - fcli under water.
:, Bring up cup from eight feet
OF water.
4 Do three standard dives.
:. Pass life saving requirements
Flying Fish" assist tho swimming
councillors in teaching girls 70 swim
and form boat patrol during swim
ming periods
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Concert viii BE
Last Of Series

From tho interest already VN.
dcnccd tho sparEur String quartet
viii play % another capacity asa,
dionco tomorrow night when they
appear IN their last concert 81 tho
season az the Womon'a University
club auditorium on sixth aud
/ spring
This well known chamber en-.
semitic has bcon culorlsed Ia glow.
| inE terms by conservative critics
and discriminating dcystecs Of
musical art Tor their artistic lntvr.
Iprrtations. exquisite perfection ~
tone shading and marvellous unity
Of spirit.
The program viii b. ono Of the
most interesting they have ever
gi,Vn. Two great works VIII bo ln.
trrprcied. the iSrcisier quartet and
tho beautiful and charming Quartet
+ Major hy Dyarak. also two
shorter numbers.
This concert closes a successful
season of 10 appearances IN SEATTLE
and the Northwest. Negotiations
aru now Ia progress Tor appearances
for next season. including an *.
tended tour or tho Pacific coast.
Tho members II the HparFur
String quartet are John 81. Spar.
sur. firrt violin. Albany I,iichir.
second VIOLIN . HelllerCoiicus.
viola. and OeufEt Elfchuor yiolou.
cello. an artists Of a.sh alAinmout-
Tickets are on n.str at sherman.
Clay a Co. Third and i'iuc.
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TrEn 10 thn Ocean

Long lines OF road winding thru
virgin forests. warm fires where
comrades gather together. moonlight.
far reaches Of sand. and the roar ~
tho breakers. That's tile knapsack
trip to The ocean,
The trip is arranged for July ,
TO II, and is open TO Fire Maker
and Torch Bearers. The 10 girls =,
curing the greatest number OF sub
seriptions 10 EvcryRirlH with q mini
mum OF 81 EACH wili be given a trip
Registration opens April .. The
party win be limited 10 20. and the
cost Of tho trip viii be SIS.
Tho party viii leave wednesday
July I. going TO Port Angeles, over
the Lake Crescent road 70 Mora and
from there 10 the ocean. tCan 81,
headquarters for further Information
ana list Of cqulpment)
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Tho business woman started n.
She wanted gown sufficiently
practical Tor office hours. yet pretty
enough 10 wear out 90 lunch-auit.
able even 10 stay downtown and 10
go 90 the theaier in.
shs decided. Tor material. on black
satin. which has shared rnmo
measure 81 its popularity with black
Canton errpo practically alone.
Here Is variation Of thiu "uni.
form
Plain lines. a new sleeve and n
side panel Of Paisley and the mod
rfn business woman starts out IN
tho morning attirod FOR almos, any
situation that may arise.
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t1s mag he secured b. calling az
Campfire adquarters. 1918 Arcade
building A registration Zee % 50 n
required Tor each period signed up.
This 10 applied on camp board. Girls
going o. camp Tor a single period
may not break into a double one.
Tho Brsmerton Campfire Girls
have invited a group Of Seattle girls
10 60 over some time In the next
tao weeks % Join them IN a oJun-
eli fire and entertainment Tor
fathers and mothers of the Bremen.
ton glrH Sign up ~ Lohequa,
All girls wishing % take tests for
rank arc urged 20 remember that
tests are given on tis first and third
Fridays n the month from 10000
.. M and the first Saturday from
100000. Lists o. rank requirements
win be- published IN the April Torch.
This plan ~ standardized tests -
enthusiastically endorsed b. ma
ti0nbi headquarters. y win mean
higher standards for Seattle Camp.
fire Girls and a finer spirt in
Campfire.
All girls interested IN Saturday
hikes are asked 20 call Lohequa.
Last call Tor national exhibit an.
ticles LOhcqua issues q final call
for articles 20 BE- sent In Tor the
national exhibit Monday Is the last
day articles may be received. spe.
cial arrangements might be made
whereby q partially completed article
may be- completed and mailed 70
Aew York In time Tor the 18th
Girls are urged 20 look over
their work and select attractive
ceremonial gowns, headbands bead
"a mocclsiuB. count books. tied dye
Ink. batik. Btsnciled articles. good
photographs. etc, and bring them
In % Lohequa az once.
Lers get that ticket money IN al
once 20 that we can know whore we
stand An guardians and girls who
have tickets out and money FOR
those sold are urged 10 turn in both
the money and the old tickets AZ
once. 70 that We may get & OF our
minds Do n now.
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Register Now

seaiih registration opens April @
II beho0ves every Campfire Girl 60
plan her vacation now. n she hasn't
already done 20. Dor ss8lth ~ looking
forward 20 the biggest season ever
The mountain camp. TOO. ig coming
IN for is own share Or popularity.
and older girls are eagerly planning
for w. Copies N the camp proapec.
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Oomen's Clubs

ave. W., Tuesday, April 3, at 2 m.
'Vagabonding Thru tho Andes, Eaua.
tor and Peru Mrs. George Thlrsk;
Chile" Mrs ]. u. Benrdslee. visit
to San Diego" Mrs. u. w. Winters.
DROWNING SOCIETY
Seattle Browning society meets
Tuesday. April Q. at 1890 o'clock In
w. G. A., with Mrs. u. l.. Dean
ana Mrs. d. j. Challer hostesscs.
OVERSEAS WOMEN
Executive committee Of Seattle
Unit OF Overseas Womon'a Service
League meets In Blnnc's cafe Tueg.
day, April 3, at 6 o'clock.
JOHN II. MILLER w. II. G.
John y. Miller w. II. G. VIII be en-.
tertalnod at luncheon by Mrs. Minnie
Buttcrworth, 5o2 Olympic place.
Thursday. April Q. Luncheon ut IL
o'clock.
CUSTER CAMP
Custer camp, No. I, &. OF ". and
Custer auxiliary meet in clubrooms
at Armory, Tuesday, April 0, at 1880
o'clock
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CLUBS FOR TUESDAY

CANADIAN WoMEN's CLUB
The Canadian Women's club win
meet Tuesday. April 3, at 2 p. m,
at the Federated club house. Mrs.
Robert Hodge. chairman OF the pro.
gram committee, has arranged the
following numbers to DO presented
at 800 O'clock:
combating the Narcotic Evil"
Canon William II. Bliss; trio, violon.
cello and piano, "Extasc": Farewell
to Cucullain": Londonderry Air.,
Miss Catherine Sullivan. Miss Doro.
thy Sullivan and Mrs. Thomas Sui.
Ivan.
HAVENNA p. #. A.
Revenna PIT. a. viii elect officers
Tuesday. Following the business sos.
MON, Miss Winlfrcd Parker viii sing,
and Aunt Susan Jones'" n clever
onc.act comedy. will DO presented
under the direction OF Mrs. Oliver
Rasmussen.
QUEEN ANNE STUDY CLUE
Queen Anne Study club win meet
with Mrs. c. w. Karner. 1921 Ninth
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Xancou,er Island IIll.e

The Hnohomiah Campfire Girls are
planning "a hiking trip over Vancou.
yer Island An Invitation has been
extended 20 Seattle Firn Tho exact
date has not been arranged. but II
VIII no doubt b. late June or early
July Mrs. Frances Goodman, who
~ snohomlah guardian. and her
husband. viii be IN charge Of tho trip.
Tho trip viii be- inexpensive and
sounds very interesting Gail camp,
fire headquarters for further infor.
nation.
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ciiy whore the alll attend tis annual
conference ~ Campfire leaders She
viii remain IN the EaHt Tor the camp
directors training course a. Bear
mountain. Palisades National park
This course rs under the direction u
Columbia university Aiirs Brown
plans 10 stop IN Wniia Waila. where
Campfire ~ growing very rapidly.
aud In SPOKANE, from where Mlrs
Annette Francisco. the Spokane
executive. viii accompany her East
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Officers Hosts for Dinner Dance

The wardroom officers OF tho T. ada
in the hor hosts last Tuesday evening beautifully appointed
on oard sh
placed
basket
the shades leading plate
Dainty eood embroidered ladies
for the the attractive favor
provided OF dancing
r. OF q.
sh and AIRS Waoschc ehsperoned tho affair
saturday
cues on boards
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-02
MouSTAGNEERs PLANNING
TWO LECTURES

The Mouniainrcra arc planning
two lectures for next week. one on
Tuesday. April :. by Mr.. G. +.
Schwarz % the Swiss Alpine ciub
on The Ascent OF the Mattcrhorn. j"
and the other on Friday evening.
April 9. BY Mr.. George y. Good.
win. chief engineer Of the National
Park ssryicr. who will speak on
our National Parks" Both ioc.
lures will be illustrated by bcauu.
fui slides and given in the Y. w.
e. a. auditorium. The public il in.
yited.
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SEATTLE COUNCIL. p. n. A.

SEATTLE COUNCIL, Pr A..
The regular meeting OF Seattle
Council Pr A. motion picture com
mlttec win meet In tho bonrd OF edu-
cation rooms, Tuesday. April .. nj
10 a, m. G. G. Gray principal OF tho
Emerson school, will speak on re.
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GUARANTEE cf.up

Tho Quarants club win meet with
MrA Hslan r. Holt. tsoi Beach Drive.
$. w. Tuesday. April ,.
woMES's TUESDAY CLUB
Tho Womsn'a Tuesday club win
meet with Airu. W s. Griawoid. ASA
University blvd, Tuesday. April :.
Luncheon AZ 1890 p. ~.
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WI You IIelps

Tho Campfire Girls IRE eager to Sc
cure flowers, plants. shrubs seeds
etc. TO take TO their camp on vashor
island. Each spring the people OF
Seattle have been most generous In
giving tho girls contributions for
their gardens Camp Sealth has al.
ready been greatly boautIficd and
again tho invitation ~ being given. a
party OF girls viii spend spring vaca-
ton at camp. planting flowers. and
cleaning grounds. II you have extra
plants or shrubs. call Campfire head
quarters, and Campfire Girl will cnll
for them, or leave them at ace Ar
cadc building.
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Patrons Named for Lecture

THURSDAY April s1s o'clock
lecture a Review Of tho New York lsssls91
WI Be syen under the auspices OF the
Womens University club In the club auditorium
andM VI.
Tadelord Dr. A. p
Or J c. Magnusson
mother Garrett Miss
May Ethel Hunley
AIRS Robert p Sandal Mrs Henry w Pennoek Mrs H. Nbertson
Mrs w N MaeIrar Miss Celia shelton
J. Buchanan. " l. Cunnn
Horton. Miss
Mrs John Wilson y. A Mrs
Hunmel Mrs Edmund Bowden
whtmhc Miss Marion Macanaser Miss Helen
King Miss Jennie T. Young Miss Bessie Bankhsad Miss Mabel Miss
Grace B. King Mrs Harry c
a Hanson Stanley Grifths
=.
Harry Mrs. George W. soliday.
The ushers WIN Daily
Mss Dorohca Presley Miss Josepha Miss
Mas Florence johnson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-02
LADY STIRLING CHATTER

Monthly meeting Of Lady Stirling
chapter. y. A. r.. win be held 1t tho
home Of Mrs. +. r Randolph. III
I'D ave. Tuesday. April J. at lao
O'Clock Hoatessca. Mrs T. " Trout
and Mrs. Charles Taimadxc.
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Cour.o IN campflrc L.ad,r,nIn

August IS 10 September I has been
s'' aside Tor tho course in Campfire
leadership. ANY girl or woman IN.
'orcstcd may sign up. The cos, Of
tho course viii be ii2 Torch Bear.
era arr eligible. Applications and
further information may be secured
By writing Campfire Headquarters.
siep Arcade building. Seattle.
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Personal

Mr. and Mrs. George r Myers.
who have been on a trip 10 South
America, down tho west ecaat from
Panama 20 chm. across 10 nuonoa
AyrCs and MonteYidco. and zap tho
east eeast, are expected 90 arrive In
New York today on their way home.
Mr, and Mrs n. :. Oroascup spent
tho weekend In Tacoma a. tho
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. - &. Scott,
Mr.. and Mrs. $. c, Spring have
REMOVED from their town house 20
Three Tree Point Tor the summer.
Miss Alrlrio Kincald removed SAT.
urday from tbt2 brooklyn ave. 10
tho Womon'a University club
Mr. Frederick Strive will return
this evening from nine months
travel abroad Mrs struvu aud Mira
Furth will be homo In June.
AAih II. II spencer, MFas AtepthN uN
SteiEuer and Miss Edith Young re-
turned last week from a visit Ia Cali
fornia.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. n Bardc spent the
week end IN nellingham.
Mrs George Nradenburg. % We,
natchoe, VIII arrive Tuesday 10 be
the guest Tor a fow days % SIR. and
Mrs C. T. Thurmond. on her way
20 Chicago Tor visit OF several
weeks.
MR., A. J.. Dickinson ana children
spent tho week end az Scenic Hot
Springs.
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Music
Joseph Bonnet
Concert Tonight

Joseph Bonnet one ~ tho great
est mastvr orFanluta aud acclaimed
.hy critics ana The public In Europe
and tho American continent as tho
greatest ylrtuoso Of the organ since
the days of 0uilmant VIII make his
first appearance IN Seattle Ia a
strand organ concert ihis evening az
the Plymouth church. under tho
management n tho Artists MUSICAL
buresui
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-02
SEATTLE LODGE NO. i,

Seattle Lodge No. Z. ID. II. r. A..
will hold iis next regular meeting
In Evergreen han. 1909 Ninth ave.
Tuesday evening. April ,. at s
o'clock. Members arc reminded OF
the important business to he trans.
acted and urged to attend. No. Z
VIII entertain tho King county con.
vcntion during the day and expect
to hayo many OF tho out.of.town Wis.
itora remained over for tho evening
meeting, when very instructive
and Interesting program viii be pro.
sentcd
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coTER1E GLIB

Tho Cotcrie club will meet Friday
April 6. at 2;l5 p. m. nj tho unlver.
sty Way club, $3.50 University way
The program will be In Charge Of thu
parliamentary procedure department
Prof Clark =, nlssctt viii speak on
international Courts"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-02
I. o. r. CLUE

Tho regular business meeting Of
tho I. o. r. club win b. held Tues
day. April !. AZ O'Clock. IN tho Elka'
club Installation Of officers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-02

The Nootkana Campfire under the
Euardianship u MrA Margaret
Younger. will 30 10 Richmond High
lands April ~. and put on the dem-
onsifhilon Tor the Richmond High
lands Campfire Clhn
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San Juan I.Innd Trim

There 81 a possibility Of three or
four days cruise 20 The San Juan
lrlhnda Tor Older Campfire Girls.
Girls who are Interested may be FUR.
Their enlightened az headquarters.
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RAINIER BEACH
ttF1att44sty ~, 80.

Regular meeting Of Rainier Beach
Womcn'H club viii meet with Mira
Frank Parrish, 0l33 5Sth ave. s.,
TUESDAY, April ., at o'clock. Noml
nation OF officers.
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Bridge Luncheon Planned
Sponsor No-Host Table
Bridge Luncheon at Home
Hostess at Bridge Tea

Mrs John b. Harper win be hostess Tuesday afternoon
bridge Of two tables with additional guests the tea hou
will be from army and navy circles.
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The womens University Hall viii be this
Friday evening. May
wonderful success the
The committee charge includes Rogers. Miss Ruth
Kerr Miss
Mrs Andrew Price and Mira Morris LundQuist chairman
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ADDITIONAL cLuDs


JULIAN ARNOLD LECTURE
FRIDAY EVENING
Probably nothing " of greater IN.
iefest 10 the club women u tho city
thia week than tho complimentary
lecture 10 b. given bY Iulean Arnold
Friday evening ~ o'clock az the
Yuung Mems Christian association.
Mf. Arnold Is United States com.
nefclal attache 10 china AZ Picking.
Ills talk here closes a four months
lecture tour In this country Every
" hers De- has received mos, cnihud-
hbiic oyaiious and spoken 10 crowded
halls.
The rubjcc, % his address viii 10
THE Women of tho Pacific Coast and
the SeW china" That's iH the only
chance tho general public will have
10 hear this splendid speaker. who IL
without douh, the best informed man
on China today A; Tho close Of the
talk the audience will have the
privilege of asklnr questions.
In 1909 Mr.. Arnold was sen, 10
China an student interpreter In the
consular service and In 1914 assumed
his present duties. lie II the father
o. tho four China clubs In this coun.
try. having organized the Seattle
China club In 1919 In letter to
that organization he requested that
u h arranged Tor him 20 appear be-
fore tbs club women of this city.
This belng such rare opportunity.
tho Seattle Federation Of womHu'6
clubs under whose auspices the
meeting Is being held. decided to
have an evening lecture 20 nz 10 en-
ahle their husbands and friends 10
attend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-02

Tho April program n the Century
club will Include a Demonstration by
the Campfire Girls This viii occur
April 2. a. : o'clock IN The y. ". e.
A. auditorium.
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WEST SEATTLE woAiAN's
AHPASIA CIIfH

Aspasla club win meet with Mr.
Victor Zcdniek. 1911 sixth ave. ".
Tuesday. April }. Tor I o'clock lunch.
con. Election OF officers and discus.
aion Of program Tor coming club
year.
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wOMEN's LAKEWOOD CIVIC
IMPROVEMENT CLUB

The Women's Lakewood Civic Inn
provement club will elect officers for
the coming year. Tuesday. April 3, nj
2 ?. m. at the Lakewood clubhouse.
Members requested 10 be present.
The program win include trav-
eloguc on tho Hawaiian islands, and
Mrs j. II. Templeton win give vocal
numberz
Tho Marigold was adopted ms tho
club flower at the meeting held on
Marth 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-02
srNsnINE cI1in

The Sunshine club OF Queen City
chapter o r. s., will NEE, Tuesday.
April :. at the Masonic temple. whist.
All Eastern Stars and friends In.
yited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-02
FRUIT AND FLOWER
MISSION CALENDAR

The April meetings for tho Fruit
and Flower Mission viii take place
on Tuesday. April 2. m follows:
AK circle, with Mrs, George w
Lehman. 52i3 Canada drive, at 1880
n. m.
Hunts Point circle. with Mrs. G.
VI. Coo. Hunts Point, at 1890 n. m
Junior circle, with Mrs. Sidney
Goodwin. 1916 Woodland Park ave.
NJ II n. m,
Mount Baker circle. with Mrs
Hugh Fleming. 2027 S4th ave. s.. a,
1880 n. M. Sewing and instructions
in Nah Jongg, for those Interested.
North Broadway guild. with Mira
Harry Otis Mcknight, 200 Bellevue
ave NJ, Mt 1880 n. m.
Queen Anne circle, with Mrs. w
w. Austin, 3a3 kinncnr place. Sewing
at 1890 n, IN. Mrs. c. C. Finn will
assist tho hostess.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-02
WEST SIDE woMANs
IMPROVEMENT CfJfu

West side woman's improvement
club viii meet with Mrs John =. For.
Ay,h. 1922 Walnut ave. Tuesday.
April J. Election Of officers. Mrs.
William r. Harper will talk on THE
Educational Loan Fund OF state Fed.
Grafton OF womsn's Clubs
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Informal Supper VIII Welcome Miss Bender;
Affair WI Compliment Miss Jenkins

IloNoRING Miss Alo Bender,
IL study the Aeheaon
are entertaining Friday evening with Informal twelve at
their home "saghsie,- Carlton park
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SEATTLE SOCIAL cft,n


The Seattle Social club for tho hard
Of hearing win meet at 7.2o p. m.
Tuesday. April ,. AT Furman Bust.
ness college. Fourth and Marion. All
hard.ofhcarlng adults are welcome.
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NORTH END

It'ftItfslfs1EN Y NIIE
Tho North End Progressive club
VIII meet with Mrs Louise v.
Bowen. 447e corllsa ave. Tuesday.
April ,, at p. m. business meet.
ing az ais O'Clock. There win be
an address BY Mr. Hugo Kelley.
Take car No. Is.
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FREMONT W. c. =. |

Fremont w. G. r. U. will moot
Tuesday, April Q. Mt p. m. at tho
home OF Mrs, j. w. Cairns. 1925 Al.
blon place. Those attending arc
asked to answer the roll call with
an item from tho Union Signal or
n quotation from ono OF It's editors
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A. Il. e. NJ. y c1rn

The A. II. r. N, r. club win meet
with Mrs. +. ~. Damon. 4glsA Uni
verslty way. az o'clock
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view Work" Open discussions on
tho queaiiunnaire sent out % circle
presidents will b. heard and plans
viii h. made Tor the motion picture
luncheon 20 be- Eiycn May IS
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lYAsInNnroN HIVE

Washington iiiv. No so. Ladies
OF tho Maccabrca. meets Tuesday.
april J. AZ o'clock
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BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
WOMEN
Seattle business and Professional
Womrna club has business meeting
IN clubrooma la National Hank 81
Commerce building. Tuesday. April 3.
AZ ! o'clock. business meeting Tor
members only,
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FoRTsoN TuYGEsEN
AUXILIARY


Forison ThyRoscu Auxiliary will
give n relief tea Thursday, April 5.
at the home Of Mrs, Clara l.. Bulst
1877 Fourth ave. n. Luncheon at
noon.
WEST SEATTLE REVIEW NO. 81
West Seattle Review No. 81, W. H.
a. OF the Maccabccs, will meet in
cnrpcnters' hall. diil California ave,
Wednesday. April 4, at s p. m. OF.
ficers requested TO wear white.
FLORA u. BATEMAN l.. l.. o. A.
Flora ~, Bateman l.. l.. O. a. No.
laS will hold It's regular meeting in
l. o. q. 7. hall Monday evening.
April 2. at o'clock, Canadian mem.
bers welcome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-02

Miss Ruth a. Brown. cxecutIvr
secretary Of the Seattle Cnmpfir,
Girls. leaves April . for Now Yori