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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-18
.xEFFERsON DAVIS CHAPTER TO ENTERTAIN AT MUSICAL

ENTERTAIN AT MO
 < The Jefferson Davis chapter of tke United Daughters of the Confectionery will entertain with benefit musical Friday evening, November ss. at the Phillips High school auditorium.
 A delightful lmusical program will Ae rendered by some of the best talent of Birmingham and rare treat is in store for all who attend ana not only have g pleasant eve ming. but encourage the members or tha chapter in their noble work or aasiating the Confederate veterans, Sor whom the proceeds of these en- tertainments Is used ,,,
 The following program Will be given: ,... soprano; MT. Irvine Taylor, cellist, s Miss Stavrovsky; Mrz, Lydia Turner, aocompanist for MT, Taylor; MIS- Eenrv R Birdwell, reader.
 i. Matrimonial Controversy tAn- onynous). Mrs. Birdwen.
 3. ta) Dawn (Pearl Cqrran1; SO1 s>N6v Heart Is a Lute" Huntington woodman); Co "The Jasmine Door" fAIieia scott); (d) Love, Have Won 2 You'' (Landon Ronald); Mrs. Stav-
 B. (A) ~Adagio PsehetfSue N|oo- dard): (b) ''Mazurka" (Popper); Mr'
 q Duet. 'aThe Danoe-Waltz from raust'' (Ch. Gounod; Arr. by W. Rhys- Herhert) Miss Stavrovsky and Miss
 T Pianalogue (a) "Foolish oues- ton (Wm. Lee); (b) "Soap, the Op- pressor" (Burges Johnson); Mrs. 6iro-
 & fa) .ePrelude du Deiuge" Isaint saens); CD "Andante from A Minor Concetro (Goltermann); Co "Preluoe in D-b" (Redway); MT. Taylor.
 T. (a) Minor and Major" (Charles Gilbert Spross); (b) Coming Home yea and Nay" (Hallett Gilberte); Miss Stavrovsky.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-18
THE CURRY LITERARY
 SOCIETY.

The Curry Literary society of Phil lips High school met Friday after noon at 1850 o'clock. The program consisted of a humorous debate, Resolved, that there is a hole in a doughnut and not space" On the af- firmative were Lewis Smith and Leon Livingstone; on the negative, Thomas Aleen and James Eaton. The judges returned decision in favor of the affirmative.
 The attendance at the meeting was good and several new members joined the club.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-18
PROMETHEAN SOCIETY
 HAS AIEETTNa

The members of ths Promethean Literary society of the Phillips High school held their regular meeting Fri day afternoon ,-t o'clock, Miss Mary Elkin Dunlap gave a splendid talk on Lady Gregory" and one of her plays, "The Clubs Picture For The Mfrrow" was then takAn-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-18
GORONFLO-ANGL WEDDING
 rsnp N1AIIY ANNOUNCED

l Mrs Bessie Enslen Anglin and MT. William G. Goronflo were married at II o'clock Saturday morning at the home of the brides. brother, MT. Carl Enslen, on Highland avenue, with Father Kerrigan performing the cere- mony. Immediately after they lett in their car for southern points.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-18

a One-third of the total fish catch or
 the United States consists Of the menhaden, which is so full Of oil ana of such flavor as to be unsultaDAe for table use.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-18

 in h Mrs n Rome home Charleston w. hoto by Knox. Yl
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-18
Mrs. Turner Clues LoUeIy Luncheon
 At Club

Mrs. John Turner was a delightful hostess Friday afternoon when she entertained 22 of her friends at one . of series of luncheons which she Is giving at the Southern club.
 A private dining room was cur tsined off in the large dining room s.and arranged attractively with palms and ferns.
 The round table where the guests were seated. had for its center a wicker basket filled with autumn leaves and yellow chrysanthenums. Tiny French bouquets of candy were used at the places of the guests, while the attractive place cards held the following names: Mrs. Henry B. Gray, Sr, Mrs. Henry Badham, Mrs. Orline Shipman, Mrs. Victor Hanson Mrs. Chandler, Mrs McCann, Mrs. Charles Leeper, Mrs. Alex Birch, Mrs. Allie Birch, Mrs. Laurens Jones, Mrs. H. Fl. Bartlette. Mrs. Tom Wells, Mrs. J. w. Taylor of Bessemer, Mrs. J, l.. Drennen. Mrs. Carr Mccormack, Mrs. A. C. Crowder. Mrs. Frances De- Bardeleben, Mrs. Harry Jones, Mrs. Hubert L. Drennen and Mrs. J. R. Rice. An attractive feature of the luncheon was the wireless message gent to the guests by Mrs. Turner, who plays at the club during the luncheon hour.
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ors accorded to some of "our girls" Julia Moore. sub-senior of last year has been elected president of the freshman class of Woman's college and Elizabeth Taylor, athlstic man ager.
 Besides these, seminary girls who this fall have entered Agnes Scott college. Randolph Macon and Univer- sity of Alabama are making bril- liant records.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-15
CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY
woMANs CENTURY CLUB

WOMAN'S CENTURY CLUB
Tho household administration de.
partment of the woman's Century
club win give Nah Jongg and
bridge tea at the home OF Mrs.
Henry Bittman, 1926 Eastern ave,
Wednesday, May is, at 2 p. M. for
the benefit OF the clubhouse fund.
Mrs. A. /. Nofsinger will be in
charge of the Nah Jongg room.
Reservations may DO made by call.
ing Mrs. r. d. Hill. Kenwood 542o.
The drama department win meet
with Mrs. J. II. Soper. Wednesday,
at 1870 a. m. Mrs. ii. M. Denton
is In charge Of the program.
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS
The Seattle League OF Women
Voters VIII hold its monthly meet.
Ing on Wednesday, May 1G, a. the
Y. w. G. A. cafeteria during the
lunch hour. The program commit.
.cc has arranged 10 demonstrate the
system Of proportional representa-.
tion by. having mock election. The
meeting is open and anyone inter.
wted may attend.
WEST SEATTLE
CHAPTER, o. Il. n.
West Seattle HAPPIER, o. II. s.. will
meet In tho dining room at the Ma.
sonic Temple. 2sf2H California nve.,
Wednesday, May IS, at p. m. Cards.
Tho hostesses will be Mrs. Ernest
Jackson. Mrs. Harold Jackson. Mrs.
Charles Brunt and Mrs. Berger
0rung.
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Personal

Mra. Robert H. shup. who has
been visiting her motlnr. Mira . ).
Hooker. la Milwaukee. bna Mr it
"a. Hicks IN thia city. sailed Monday
on tho President jackson for her
home IA Mukdon. North China, ac.
oompanlcd hy Mira. Harvey phiatt
OF Milwaukee. who n 20 - her
house guest,
Mrs. Robert McAusland returned
Monday on tho H. ~ Alexander
from visit uf several months Ia
Hollywood, Cal.
Mr.. aud Mira John T. Ryan and
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Green returned
Monday on the ~, r. Alexander from
forinight'H trip 20 California
Mrs. G. A. Wsndler returned Sat.
urdny evening from n visit Of three
weeks Ia Spokane. Wenatcheo and
Yakima While IN Spokane nhe via.
tied hor mother Mrs ~ II. Stove.
Mr. and Mrs Laurence Booth md
family removed recently from Al
rlan Court 10 T2s broadway n.
Miss olive Leonard n visiting
Miss Phyllis Blake IN san Francisco,
later IN tho month nho VIII go 10
Los Angeles 10 DO tho guest OF Mrs
Beatrice Peoples
Mr. and Mrs George Kribs are
home from short visit in Vaucou.
yer. II. C.. and Bolllngham.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Carroll are
being congratulated on the birth of a
daughter. May ~. at tho Swedish
hospital
Mira Catherine Dean left today Tor
Portland. where Hha viii spend sew
crai months with her son and daugh-
ter-in-law. Air. and Mira Edward
Glare Dean.
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Cornish Spring
Calendar Announced

Tho calendar Of the annual spring
munlc and dance festival Of tho Cor.
nlsh school. which begins on The seth
day Of this month. promises 90 pre-.
stnt many programs or interest.
Tho outline OF tho programs FOL.
lows:
May s-Mlncsiiansnus program % rlano
and violin Numbers ~ students % the
intermediate department
May ss--NlseeiiAnseus program Of plane.
riailn and cello numbers ny students
% tbs advanced Intermediate depart.
mnht
inae i.-plsna recital BY Niss nnrothr
Heppsr. assisted hY Miss Elizabeth
Choais. fioiinist
Juno . Miscellaneous program % piano
saies, violin solos and readings. tAll.
boys ptaEtaua-i
Juns opera scenes from 'rausi. e
Louise, = 'tRlspisttD.' Madame but.
tsfny."
IHna l--yath recital hy Mise Thsn Carl.
SOC. hssis,sd ~ Miss Elizabeth Choats.
viollnist aud ,he Misses kathrYn Jos
lin and Etna uutEssan, pianisis.
June s---An evening OF sag.za OF Schubert
and sehumAn.
June & and p--sesnss from tho operas
"MiFsila." '.nigoietto." '.LoBtto.'
Faust" aud Madame butterfly"
June p.Piano recital by pupil. % Mr. y.
NasseF With vocal assistance. o'clock
2. m.
June ii--piRne recital by tho Nisse,
Fideiia Burgess and Nossr. assisted By
Miss Elizabeth Chaats.
June l2--An evening o. concerted mum.
bers. for two pianos. for piano. violin
and cello, and for voices
June it--An evening OF piano eoneertos.
With string quintet accompaniment
June rs and is--phnce festival at the
Metropolitan theater.
Tho prcfestival programs began
yesterday afternoon with n recital
by pupils from tho elementary de.
partment. and consisted of selcc.
tlons for tho piano and the violin
and two dance interpretations.
Tho calendar for tho coming pre-.
festival program Is as follows:
May ls-EycninE, vocal recital by pupils
OF Mrs. Peabody. assisted by Miss Ruth
Mcpormott. vioioneciiist
May ip--Ansrnoon, o'clock, miHeeIla-
neous program OF plano and violin
numbers by pupils or the Elementary
department, and an exhibition OF folk
dancing by pupils OF Miss Taylor.
May a-EveninE. piano recital by pupils
or MI Edouard Potjes, With vocal as
sistanco.
May 2i--plano recital by pupils OF Mr..
Potjee, with vocal assistance
All OF tho above recitals arc pub.
lie and win DO given in the theatcr.
In addition TO these, there win be
a number of private recitals in the
smaller recital hall by children Of
the elementary department.
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Women's Clubs

CLARA BARTON TENT NO. 1
A public dinner will be given BY
Clara Barton tent, ID. OF ", No. /
on Wednesday. May 20. at 8 D. m,
followed by cards at p. m. and a
bazaar. AT the regular meeting held
May ., tho following officers were
installed by Miss Grace Hurd. In
stalling officer; Mrs. Ircne Blue
press correspondent; Mrs. Lois Sci
Der. musician; Mrs. Elizabeth Fohn,
color guard.
CoTERIE CLUB
The Coterie club will hold It's an
nual banquet Friday, May 10, al
! D. m. at tho Y. w. c. A. Mrs
w. w. Beck, toast mistress. a
short business session will be held
at 1890 p. m.
LUNCHEON CLUB
The Mount Baker Park Luncheon
club will entertain at 1 O'Clock
LUNCHEON at the clubhouse on Wed.
nesday afternoon, May 10. Bridge
will be the later diversion.
The hostesses for tho affair will
DO Mrs. r. y. Duren, Mrs. II. ii.
Case. Mrs. NJ. r. Kirkpatrick and
Mrs. X A Burnall
HEBREW BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY
Tho board and chairmcn or all
standing committees Of tho Seattle
Hebrew Benevolent society will
meet In the yestry rooms Of Temple
do Hlrsch, Wednesday morning
May 10. followed by 1880 o'clock
luncheon.
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LONDON. May Marriage
made Lady Betty the Fourth Lady
In England and elevated her 20 the
position Of ,ho First Lady In style.
This lovely Scotch maid. now a
royal princess. set tho style In wed.
dina gowns which thousands Of
brides on both sides OF the Atlantic
viii follow.
Every article OF her trousseau has
established n vogue. Hats. shoes,
handkerchlefn. gloves and tho rmnil.
est accessories have all felt the
Lady Betty influence here.
Her fondncsr for simple lines nnt
graceful draperiea has assured their
prestige for another season at least
and Betty blue and the soft gray
sho loves win be featured every
where for summer and fail.
Hero arr authentic English
sketches OF her wedding gown and
two OF her favori,o frocka. ono for
dancing and The other summer
orsandic. All were designed and
executed by Madame Handlcy sey
mour Of London.
Tho wedding gown Is cut on four
tcenth century lines and suggests a
Boitlcelli canvas. II is made OF
chiffon MORO mousmc embroidered
with silver lace and seed pearls, II
has thrc. trains. ono OF moire
mousme attached 10 the waist. an
other OF ivory net edged with Not
iingham lace and third OF price
less lace which hangs from tbs
shoulders--a gift Of Queen Mary.
or conservative. but elegant. cut
II tho dancing frock with slightly
low walsiliue and long panels at this
back and sIdea which reach TO the
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floor. This IS OF cyelamcn fulgu.
rante and has fun couage in
matching tones.
The bouffant line 30 suited TO her
slender figure was selected for the
white organdie frock with circular
motifs Of embroidery net and Eng.
llBh eyelei Tho cut OF the bertha
iE novel. pulled up in front and
reaching cape depth in back. The
gown IS brought out By the under.
slip OF shell pink satin.
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Music
Recital at Cornish
Friday

Recital at Cornish
Friday
Tho Cornish school win present
pupils OF Mrs, Sara Y. u. Peabody
In an evening recital OF vocal solos
and ensemble numbers. assisted by
Mrs. Ruth McDormott violoneeiliai.
a pupil Of Air. George Rogoyoy.
Friday. May IS
Tho program TO be given follows;
Who IL hyivia 7" .ss.ss..ss....Er Schubert
Chorus
trdFs Hoses .-.s.s..t.+.s. Schubert
Ms ,, D. Nichols
spanish folk cong. Nightingale ef
France" t.t... Arranged ~ Rehindisr
Misses up'i, iandsa1uH and Robinson
ituEaisa E4uEs ss.s..sa..t.t..s...s
Mr pimiify Ysfsmsisff
Cello "kol Nidn" ..s..ss.s. iiruch
Rush Mepsrmett
= hsud ~ Heart w "a Ths."
........ ...... ....,.... Brsnseomhs
- aauEAis Have WinEpf t4enmana
Ms, 9arfg Rudabsek
Roses m Madrid ss,ss..s nrsuseonbs
Chorus
The Rose. tie iAiy and the Dove
sstss..t F.ss.- t.t.. Fr...., sachufnann
''Sizht aad tbs cuftafns bfAan
,s-st. -.a- ...t FerrAita
hts Constance Hart
Russian hpuHs .r..
Mt ulni,rY Tsfsmslsn
Tbs legend ~ the Chlass." from
hohia Hood" ..sssss....ss.ur hpven
chorus
zen liFsF sssrrs ssssssrsstt sNuflrirh
NanEohN ..ss-s..sss .ssssss.s.. Nssin
MssdAmss EnHtish. Sishaiis and Parks
Aspnr Nptfqf ..tsrs..sss-ss..sssNs rin
Chorus
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SPOTTED OAK FLOORS

II water has been spilled upon a
shelIacked oak floor. turning II white
in places. molsten a soft cloth with a
little denatured alcohol and lightly
rub the spots. which should immedi-
ately disappear Do not repeat this
too often. however. or the finish will
be entirely removed.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

STEVENS w. II. c.. NO.
Stevens woman's Relief Corps.
No. 4. will hold n social In vctur.
ans hail. Atmory. Friday. May -.
Luncheon at noon. followed by a
program and cards. Comrades and
friends invited
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NJ. p. CHURCH
RUbiAiAGE SALE

a rummage saIo will be conduct.
cd by tho women's organization Of
tho Methodist Protestant church on
May rs and 10 AZ 1906 wcstlakr
ave. Luncheon viii also DO scrvcu.
Contributions viii be calNd for.
Those having donations bra asked
10 notify East 1929.
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WHITTIER HEIGHTS
IMPROVEMENT CLuB

Tho Whittier Heights Improve.
mont club win give q bridge tea az
the home Of Mrs. Dyon BronkAiia.
1b33 Ninth ave. ~. W.. on wednes
day afternoon. May 10.
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ANNUAL BANQUET

Invitations are out 10. the annual
banquet OF the foreign trade depart.
ment OF tho Chamber OF Commerce
at tho Hotel Gowmsn. Friday even.
ing. May IS. Included Oh tho pro.
gram will be n vocal solo by Mrs.
Shirt Blalock.
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Oythopedic Tea and Thrift Shops

Mot Matheson will be hostess for Westminster Presbyterian church
p.
Thompson White Dodds Mrs NJ IT,
VI. A. Shelberg ut
Thrift Shop guild
Whiting
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AUXILIARY TO
y. A. ALLIANCE

Auxiliary 10 tho British.Amcrican
alliance moota with Mrs. James
Braithwaitc. ilss 18Th ave. wcdnes.
day. May is. az o'clock.
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CLUB

The Lonesome club win meet In
tho parlora Mt tho Rainier Grand
hotel. Tuesday evening. May IS. at
3 o'clock. Cards and dancing will
BIO enjoyed. Strangers and lonely
people welcome.
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w. II. A. HEALTH CENTER

The Woman's Benefit association
has established n health center nj
room 4012 Arcade bldg. The center
is for the convenience and benefit
OF members and juniors. and In free
OF cost. Each member is cordially
invited TO call and inspect the room
and equipment and become acqunint.
cd with tho health supervisor.
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FIVE HUNDRED
CLUB

Tho Jolly Eight Five Hundred
club win meet at tho homo OF Mrs.
Cora MCGOWAN, 2si2 Dcimar drive,
Wednesday. May 10. ut noon. with
Mrs. Ella Campbell as assisting
hostess.
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Dial Club Has BanQnet


decorations
presiding years.
al
Thursday afternoon,
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ENTIRE NOUS
LUNCHEON CLUB

Entire Nous Bridge Luncheon club
viii meet with Mrs. a. schraffen.
berger. i2s N. seth IT.. Wednesday.
May Is. at 1880 o'clock.
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Miss Crowley CompIimented

Edward
Louis Piper compnmenng Miss Crowley who win
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AUXILIARY ALL
SAINTS CHURCH

The women's Auxiliary to All
Saints church. viii give a military
whist party at tho Lakeside club
house. Wednesday. May ts. at D. m.
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Hosts at Dinner

Barrett hostess
Of
twelve at their home last Tuesday evening.
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As you will notice. these frocks
from the royal trousseau are not
difficult 10 copy.
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hostess this luncheon OF twev
compliment Mrs Samuel Leroy Crawford who has recently
visit in California The list included
Of In Denny
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CIVIC CLUE ELECTS

The Womens Civic club met
Tuesday afternoon Mt the Y. w. G.
A. when tho following officers were
elected: Mrs. Emma Hnusman,
president; Mrs. Sven Pearson. first
vico president: Mrs. Paul Winnie.
man. second vice president: Mrs. p.
]. Lofgren, recording secretary: Mrs.
Leah stallcop, corresponding score.
tary.
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PIONEER AUXILIARY
PICNIC

PIONEER AUXILIARY
PICNIC
Tho Women's Pioneer auxiliary
extends an invitation to the officers
and members Of the Washington
State Pioneers. and also to all WON.
en- who lived in Washington during
territorial days. to enroll with tho
Pioneers auxiliary and and PARTED.
pate in it's meeting on Wednesday,
May 10. at tho PIONEERS hall, Madi.
son park. Ono OF the pleasant fea.
lures of this gathering Will be- tho
picnic luncheon, which win bo
served In tho dining room on tho
upper floor OF the Pioneer build.
ing, with the auxiliary furnishing
tho coffee. Tho luncheon VIII be
followed by n social hour, n pro.
gram and n short business meeting.
LADY EAGLES CLUB
Lady Eagles club will meet in
NJ. E. -. A. hall. 1921 First ave.
VN"hN"'"ys ""y I've IuhSH'vh,
.. IN.
PROGRESSIVE THOUGHT CLUB
Progressive Thought club will meet
ut tho Federated clubhouse. Wednes.
day, May 10. ut 1870 p. m. Mrs.
Clancy NJ. Lewis will review 1.-THE
Revolt OF Civilization" by Lothrop
stoddard.
ROBERT MORRIS
SOCIAL CLUB
Robert Morris Social club will
meet with Mrs. c. /. Stcinkraus, 4O3
Terry ave, Wednesday. May 10.
Educational luncheon Mt o'clock.
Eastern stars and friends invited.
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PHILATHEA CLASS
GIVES CONCERT

Tho girls of the Phllathea class OF
the Elm Baptist church were pat.
roncasos, Thursday evening. May 10.
at an interesting spring musicale
They presented In concert Heiga
sodcrman. piano: Carolyn Matte.
son. soprano. and sirl Engmnn. VIC
lin.
Tho following program was given:
Plano. "Roudo caprieeioso" ...,...
tssst.s..ss .sssssss 49,. hendelssohn
Soprano. TN bel al vedrsmo" Puecini
From Madame Butterfly"
Violin. ta) Hymn 20 the sun" 49,.
.ot,. .t.... $685.. .Rimsky korsakoff
(b) 'T.iebssfreud' .Kreirier
Soprano. Gay '.pland fjslisn" IRE
ouesp ...t............s. Won Holland
Ibl"Goksn" ........ Huffman
Piano. la seSie,is from 'Juoia"..
..sss.s.ssss.ss..s.s Lcachetizky
tLeft-hand arrangement
tbl MaEurka. ...... frschetizixy
Violin. FIRST Movement from Ninth
Concerto $780,. ...........,De nerIot
Soprano. ta) Heart, will You Cot"
'ssss... ..ss.s ..s.s+ .-.-.. Herwald
tb)'Elcgie" .....s. 80, Massenct
(cl robin. Robin. Sing Ne
song .s'.t.'... .....- ,spross
fd) AT Parting" ...... Rogers
Piano. Prelude c sharp Minor 49,.
.....-.....,.... Rnrhmnnfuuff
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AUXILIARY SEATTLE

Tho American Legion auxiliary TO
Seattle post No. Is will hold a ten
at the home OF Mrs. George Foster.
100 t. 59th at. Friday, May IS, at
1870 o'clock. Take chr No. %.
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BORROWED TIME CLUB

AZ the weekly meeting OF the Seat.
Ito Borrowed Time club 20 be held in
the Y. NJ. c. a. building. +. 42nd
st. and 18th ave. n. T.. Thursday.
May IL. Mt o'clock. Lieut.. Gov.
w. j. coylc win address those pres
ent. Visitors invited. and men over
10 years OF ago eligible 10 member
ship.
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wALLrNaroRp crRc1.E

waillnEford circle OF tho FRS,
Presbyterian church win meet with
Mrs, william Mcdowell. sioo Burke
ave. Wednesday. May 10. ut 2 p m.
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University Girl to Wed

in tho South Of the Of
Edward
Wash. to Mr. Charles Green O
University Washington
from
travelling visiting Angeles
The wedding wilt take place IN 10
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SOCIAL CIRCLE.

o. Il. $.
The Social circle OF tho West Sc.
attic chapter. o. II. s.. viii meet in
the dining room OF tho Masonic hall.
2642h California ave, Wednesday.
May 1s, at o'clock. Cards. Host.
esses. Mrs. Ernest Jackson, Mrs.
Charles Van Brunt and Mrs. Borgar
Grung.
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DAUGHTERS OF ST. GEORGE
Daughters OF Sc. George will meet
in the w. r. y. a. Hall Thursday.
May II. at 1880 p. m. All members
are requested 70 attend.
NEW OFFICERS
Tho Seward Social and Literary
club has the following new officers:
Mrs. III. X. Wheeler, president. Mrs.
Milton Taylor, first Vice president:
Mrs. 7. M. Grotning, second vice
president; Mrs. Leon Bicknell, no.
cordlng secretary; Mrs. A. DuIs
corresponding secretary; Mrs. II. II.
Davis, treasurer; Mrs. X. G. Teague,
publicity chairman.
Mrs. A. n. Keller was elected
trustee. Delegates to the City Fed.
Grafton viii be Mrs. league and
Mrs. j. Bicknell, while the alter.
Mates include Mrs. u. II. Robb and
Mrs. G. n. Mccoy.
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RIpGELY REBERAH
AUXILIARY

Rldgsiy Rebskah auxiliary viii
meet "Wednesday. May 10. at Odd
Fellows temple. Luncheon at
p. m.
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IONA SOCIAL
CLUB

Ionia Social club viii meet In the
card room OF the Masonic temple.
Harvard ave. and Pine st.. wcdncs.
day. May ls. at 2 o'clock. Eastern
Stars and their friends welcome.
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Paper Chase and Hunt Breakfast
Dinner Dance to Honor Col. and Mrs Schulz
Afternoon of Bridge

Tho Sunset club win have bridge aftcrno'
beginning at $50 o'clock. Mrs, Clare Z. Far
Harbaugh win be the hostesscs
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Miss ElSpeth Mclean to BE Honored; Miss
Treat to Entertain for Miss Anderson

MISS entertaining OF fftoer
u Wednesday honor OF Miss
extended abroad
Saturday evening Hamilton ofo wui DO hosts az
Informal dinner their home Miss Meiwan
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luncheon Compliments Mrs. Crawford

The wedding win take place in the summer.