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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-17
Miss MACPHERSON Has Charming Home We'd
ding, Mrs. FiSkeR WM Speak on Famous
Opera,

1uiE marriage Macpherson dauShtsr OF Mrs
Mackenzie Mr. and
II. c.
evening brother sstcrnlaw and
Mrs Wilhelm the Ballard Presbyterian
church reading
ftves AID intimate
The wedding tho small and informal ven lovely IFS appoint
ments The under aud pink
roSehud cathedral
tulips on "a
Before MACPHERSON pawnns- the
wedding march played
The bride marriage By her brother Mr. Earle MACPHERSON
dainty gsh her wedding affeta delicate shade
On her hair
lovely
Tho 1.
and lilies OF the valley Mckenzie
brother OF man
After the
Al
Miss Margaret Parkin and Ia
Tho left G.
Mackenzie wearing dark blue Canton marvea
and brown spring poke model with
March Mr. and Mrs Mackenzie win b al home Queen hill
bride
while the
affiliated with Chi Chi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-17
Fine Exhibition
On in Los Angeles

The second Western artists en-
hlbition n now on In Los Angeles
and attending rs opening were Mrs.
Fred Parks and Mr. Charles Alden
from the Seattle Fine Arts. They
report the exhibition much better
than last year and the II pictures
by Seattle artists invited 10 the
exhibition 20 be among the finest in
the collection. I, Will be remem-
bered that in December the first
Of these Western exhibits was on
view al tho Fine Arts gallery here.
In that collection were five paint
ings by Seattle artists. The group
OF paintings goes tho round Of IL
cities IN the West and will reach
Semitic this fail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-17
Personal

MrU. Dockery. wife OF Col oliver
A. pockcry. u. y. A.. Will come
over from Camp Lewis next week
10 spend tho weekend with Major
and Mira Harvard Moore. at For
Lawton,
Mu. J ~ Albright loft recently
for California. called there By tho
serious illness Of her sister
Mr and Mm. Archibald nm Fer.
guaou OF HongkonR. who have been
visiting Mr Forguaon'H parents.
Mr. and Mrs william Hunter SO.
Ewan. for a few months. will leave
Monday for heif homo.
Miss Beatrice Leo left today for
Portland. whore she will Join her
parents. Mr. and Mra. James Lee,
and make hsr home.
Air. DelmAr Tmphagen will 10
turn next week from a Wait with
relatives In Detroit
Mrz. Walter Barrett has removed
from All Harvard ave. ~ 20 the
LenAwos apartments.
Mn Vivian Strong Hart spent
tho last weekend with friends In
Everett.
Mise Nellie Patrick returned the
first OF the week from Aberdeen.
whore she visited friends.
Mlss Nadine Bohlander OF Port.
land II visiting Mlaa Gladys Ep.
pemon.
Mn. Henry Franklin Brown IL
spending a Tow weeks In Los An.
geleA.
Mrs. Howard Berry N visiting her
parents. SIR. and Mrs II. c. Heine.
mann. for two months. while Lieu.
tenant Commander Berry Ia on
duty AZ Panama.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-17

Carl sRndburg, the famous poet.
viii give n lecture-recital In Meany
hall. on tho University campus, Feb
ruary %. al o'clock. This lecture
IN under tho literary honorary soci.
ETY. OF the university. SIGMA Epsilon.
Tickets arc T5 cents TO the public. 50
cents 20 students.
Max Miller. president OF tho socl.
ETY.. in speaking OF tho poet, chsrac
terizcd his program as "a comblna.
ton lecture. In which he gives his
clever and refreshing views OF the
new poetry. recital from his own TO.
bust and Icouoclnstic tho musical
free-verse lyrics ana viii sing the tru
est type OF American folk.songs,
eongs Of the Western cowboys and OF
the prairies. IN his melodious bari.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-17
Complete Statue
for War Monument

James A. Wehn. instructor la
sculpture at the university, has just
completed a model for figure OF
Peace for the G. y. r. monument
to be located at Third ave. and Yes
Ter way.
Upon large globe the tall figure
of n woman stands with one arm
uplifted and the other by her side
with wreath. The statue is cast
In hrnnyn
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Music
Paul Althouse
Concert Pleases

Paul Aithouse. foremost American
tenor and member Of the Metro.
politan Grand Opera company who
has On previous occasions been greet.
"a with snthuslasm by Reattis aud
fences. was heapi again last evening
IN concert "a the Plymouth Congrc-
sational church
Mr.. AlthuuHe has delightful tenor
voice Of excellent quality. good rangN
and ample power His intsrprota
tons were well given and added
greatly % the enjoyment Of zach
number His opening group included
four French BonEa. "Chanaon de
barnerine," b. Lorct. Ties Yeaux. {"
by Rohsyi 10 sais Tu," by Mas.
enrt. and HalmsS "chevsllcr Belle
Etoilo." all Of which woro admirably
given and received meritsd applause.
Tho climax o. bis program was
reached. however. IN his singing on
"omhra ma fi' nArgo. xer1esl by
Handel and heyerisers 20 Pam
disc" u'Afrioann) which were given
excellent interpretations other mum
bern well received were. The Phan.
ton ships." by Rudolph GrIen. The
Blind PlouEhman." by Clarke. The
Last Gong" by Rogers: "Piehdlng."
BY Elgnr. and Runners The Great
Awakening" Mr.. Aithousa was 70
pealodly recalled and responded with
several sncores or which ''On Sun.
day ana aria from II Pagilace"
were the best
Rudolph Gruen. able accompanied
and pianist. contributed three do
lightful numbers 70 tho program.
''Vaiso No. 0. \ Flat" by Chopin,
Opus 20. No. r." Mcdowell. and
Liazt's 'IshApsodh No. O."
Tho Mems club Of the church an.
nounce that for their final concert
ihey VIII present saiv. tho well.
known harpisL In concert OF March
9th.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-17
Publishes Book
of Verse on China

Alan w. Simms Lee has pub.
lished in London small book OF
verse. 70 Mel, Moon, and other
poems" He Is n Seattle author
and artist who left about seven
years ago for China, where he is
now professor of English. Tho
book, bound In blue, has fronus-
piece designed by the author that
is both fantastic and poetic. The
more than 75 poems are distinctly
influenced by their authors stay in
China and have a charm and exotic
fascination for that reason as well
as for the delicacy and poignancy
of many of the poets conceptions.
They range from quaint to phil.
osophic. One Is:
LINES FOR A FAN
l. but n fan.
Am friend to man,
As you will find
When, nights nor days,
No pleasant wind
The heat allays.
Another is.
TO ONE WHO ON A CITY WALL,
WAS HURT BY THE BEAUTY
AND MISERY OF CHINA
Beauty Is not a veil TO hide thu
truth.
Como look again with calm md
stoadfast eyes.
With tranquil heart behold whit
then YOU saw
Thru tears knowing that stars
and evening skies,
Those grotesque forms, all things
fair and uncouth.
Arc but the perfect working OF
tho law.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Of UNIVERSITY WOMEN
Tho American Association OF Uni
versity Women will hold Know
Your Club Meeting" on Saturday
February ~. at the Engineers club
corner OF Firth ave. and Seneca at
Luncheon Will be served at 1880
o'clock. Make reservations by FRI
day morning. February 20, Mt Mel
rose 1853 or Beacon 2i4I.
The program for the luncheon will
include brief talks by club members
OF the following subjects:
Did you read your January journal
or Just glance II over"7
DO you know why you belong 10
the A. a. H. WI Can you answer
tho question, why should I Join tho
a. a. U. W."
DO YOU recognize your orgnniza-
ton ms national and international,
with n membership OF $4,000 and n
campaign on for $4,000 mcmbcrs7
DO you know that We have three
salnrlod secretaries with hcadaunr-
ters In Washington. y, c.?
DO you know anything OF our M
tlonal club housc7
DO YOU realize that you may BIO
represented in tho work OF tho wom-
ems Joint congressional committee nj
Washington, ID, c., thru the A. A.
". WI
DO you know TINT the national CON
vention. Is at Portland In July, 1922
Have you rcnd the article on "Tho
Menace OF the Alumni" In the re-
cent number of the Now Republic
The a, A. " w. receives honorable
mention"
a research student ut tho tTn,vcr.
slty of Chicago Ia making study Of
the mid given to vocational education
by tho A. A. y. w. A fun file Of
Journals and bulletins In desIred.
Please send any material TO Mas
''Noy Case. 1913 10th N.
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Professor Lovejoy 10
Speak on "Theater"

Friday evening al . o'clock Prof
Lovej0y Of the University depart
ment Of dramatic ART. viii lecture al
the Fine Arts Gallery on the Neigh
borhood Theater Movement in Amer.
ca Mr. LOveioy was for seven years
connected with the Heighborhood
Theater Movement In New York city
az the time Of is foundation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-17
Arbor and Garden
Week Starts Soon

Arbor and Garden week is going TO
be from February IS TO March S.
The flower committee of the Cham
Der OF Commerce is cooperating with
the seed and garden implement
stores TO place pictures OF gardens in
their windows in order to remind
people to start their garden plans
early enough to set the result : do
sired.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-17
MINIATURES
Mrs Glen Morgan.
An Excellent
Jury This Year

Upon the jury this year were some
OF our leading artists. whose own
contributions 20 the exhibition were
among the best things that hung. but
were "hors do concours," and there
fore received no prizes. Ambrose
Patterson. Of the University OF
Washington; d. II. Huntington. ar.
chitect, and Miss Kathleen Houla-
han all exhibited interesting work.
The other judges were Misa Clara p.
Reynolds. superintendent Of art in
tho public schools. md Miss Annie
II. Calhoun, OF tho library art depart.
ment
Tho 30 artists exhibited Iss pic
lures out Of $50 submitted from all
over the Northwest Tho collection
will be on view free OF charge 20 tho
public az the Elmo Arts gallery, 1913
Fourth ave. from II 20 8 daily and
frtff1 I N q Cttnaa.sa
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Chamber Music
Concerts

There Is no influence that plays a
greater part In the cultural develop.
mont OF a community than good
music Tho highest form Of good
music, the most beautiful and diff
cult OF Interpretation and therefore
the least heard In public. Is the string
quartet II IL a medium OF erpres-
sion used by the great composers In
giving tho world their divine lnHplru-
tons
The adequate presentation OF theso
works In only possible with four
capable musicians who have their
heart and soul In tho development
OF their work, willing 70 give unlim-
TIED time and 20 Hubmorgs their per-
sonallty and individuality.
Tho effort Is well worth Will.
judging from the instantaneous suo-
oesA attendant on tho former appear.
She"s OF the BpurKur string quartet.
which win give tho mrs, Of three owe
ming chamber music concerts at tho
Women'a University club auditorium.
Tuesday evening. March 9.
Tho quartet IL composed Of four
well known prominent artists OF OK.
eepuonany high standing. John
hpaTEur. founder and frat violin.
was ono OF tho original members Of
Tho wofid-fainous Fionzaioy quartet,
which was organized by Il. J. do
Coppot In 1908. remaining with them
thrco years prior To his coming 10
Seattle Albany Ritchie, second NO
In: T. Heliisr-collcnr viola. and
George kirohner. cello, are eminent
musicians who have appeared as solo
lists with well known organizations
Season tickets for the series o,
three evening concerts arc now on
sale Mt shormhn-clay q Co, Third
ave. and Pine st
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COLONIAL PARTY, FIRST
BAPTIST CHURCH

The womcn's society OF tho Firs;
Baptist church win entertain with
a Colonial party Tuesday evening.
February 20, NJ o'clock. In tho 20.
eial hall Of the church.
aiss Dora Anna Burgess. soprano.
and Mr. Owen J. williams baritone.
WIN DO the Hololats for tho affair and
VIII include in their program numer,
Gus songs OF the long ago. The
ladies' assisting viii appear In Co
lonlal costumes.
Tho committee In charge hint AZ
many interesting features that viii
be disclosed At tho unusual entertain.
mont planned for the evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-17
Seattle Girl Wins
Prize for Portrait

Miss Gertrude Little. OF Seattle. now
residing in Los Angeles. was award
cd first prize in Los Angeles at the
California Society OF Miniature
Painters exhibition for a eeif-por-
trait. This Ia the same picture
which. when exhibited here last year.
won first prize at the Northwestern
artists exhibition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-17
HIGHLAND PARK
n.tiInAr ~ ~

The Highland Park School PIT. A.
will meet In the school auditorium.
Tuesday, February 90 NJ $3.50 p. IN.
Mrs, John c. Matthews, chairman OF
tho extension committee of Seattle
Council Of Pr. a, will speak. Exer-
cises by school children. RofroBh-
mentn
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
HUMAN Analysis CLUE

HUMAN ANALYSIS CLUB
Tho Human Analysis club viii meet
Tuesday evening In Geneva hall, 3OS
Marion st. The program includes
Basic Causes OF Disease" and
Psychology OF American Revolu-
ton" by Prof Aver.
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CLARA BARTON TENT

Clara Barton tent, Daughters OF
Veterans, viii participate in the
Lincoln and Washington pageant a,
the Christian church. Third ave. n.
and Lee ST., Sunday evening, Feb.
ruary is. ut 1880 o'clock. Members
are requested to wear white.
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AiADRoNA PIT. A

MadronA PIT. A. win meet Wed
ncsdny evening. February Fl. at s
p. m. Thirty minute demonstrations
viii be given by the pupils. and Mr..
Joseph w. Graham, principal OF the
school win speak on Training for
Citizenship" Refreshments viii be
served.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-17

Entries 10 the eighth annual North,
west artists exhibition have come
from an BY statea. even two
from Colombo.
The exhibition n distinctly "a West
ern showing OF talent, ana % much
better in quality than any ~ 10 fore
runners Altho no new genius stood
out m startling e1celicunce from the
other exhibitors. the pictures Of all
tho artists are or high order d fact
which made the duty OF the jury in
selecting the prize winners very
difficult
The awards this year were.
OILS
First honorable mention. wind.
swept Cypress Trees" by Alfred H.
schroff professor Of painting At Eu-
gene. ore.
Second honorable mention. Edge
or the Valley" By Lydia 81 Cox
Third honorable mention. Mount
Hood IN August" by clyde Leon
Keller OF Portland
Fourth honorable mention. Even.
lnE." BY r. DreEel Smith OF Colorado.
Firth honorable mention. "Decorn
ton" by Marjory Hoffman Smith OF
Portland
WATER COLORS
First honorable mention. "seattla's
Venice" by Edgar FoTlnor.
Second honorable mention. THE
Market From Mhnniugs." by Helen
II Rhodes. professor OF art al the
university.
Third honorable mention. "Bluo
Tltcheru." By Clara j. Stephens.
Portland art teacher.
Fourth honorable mention. '13it OF
AlRsilh. " by Idh ~ Mafsen. graduate
OF Pratt institute.
Firth honorable mention. "Chrys-
nnthemumH." by HIldur Peterson
Allen.
DECORATION
First honorable mention-"COnver.
sauon." b. Rose Law Vow. university
student
Second honorable mention
Snow" by Elizabeth Cooper.
Third honorable mcnti0n-''Drearn
Towers" By May Warner. university
graduate.
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Lecture at Mrs. Ostronder's Home

Under the auspices MadFona
* F1sken win
At Mrs H. f. oStrandeFs
Mrs Fsken viii be assisted
md Miss LAnEdon
The committee tn hArge includes Mira Samuel Mitchell chairman
Mrs C. D. Moore Mrs w l..
rrOwbrdge Mrs E +. Whiting Mrs Orange Jacobs
Tickets DO oo,aIasd from
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CLUBS FOR MONDAY

KING COUNTY LEGISLATIVE
FEDERATION
All interested In legislative matters
arc invited to The MONDAY meeting
OF tho state billa committee. King
County Legislative Federation. IN tho
Y. w. g. A. cafeteria. on Monday.
February 10. and tol the. regular
meeting Of tho federation. on tho
second rioor. at o'clock. Tho speak.
crs arc Capt Earl fiarpln. editor OF
tho Charleston American. on The
Rehabilitation OF tho FL Service
Men" and Mrs Myrtle do Months. on
tho Insanity Bin"
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FEDERATED CLUBS
gnfnNTAF nAfF

iAAfElbAAEb CLUB
COLONIAL BALL
Tho Seattle Federation OF Won.
ems clubs il making eiRbonte propa.
rations for is Colonial bail. 10 be
given Thursday evening. February
p, nj De Honoy's dancing academy.
The affair VIII be Informal and the
proceeds viii form n nucleus for tho
nsw clubhouse. Mayor Edwin J.
Brown and Mrs. II. Y. MAl,by. prcsi.
dent OF tho Federation. VIII lead tho
grand march al . o'clock.
ono OF the features et the evening
viii BE- a Colonial drin by twelve girls
from tho University d. A. n house
They include Ailna Dorothy Wells.
MlHa Elizabeth Rs!S. Miss Jane
Barnes. Miss Katherine BiKEa. Miss
Dorothy slmmonds. MiUa Edith Rum.
mel. Mlsa Clarioo Hoag. MlsH Ruth
Petit. Miss LoLa Montgomery, Aflsa
Gretchen Snow. Miss Marjorie nm.
Icy and Miss Jewel Morgan.
For further information cali MIRA
Wilson Il. Gay. chairman. East 1885.
woMArs CENTURY
CLUB
Tho French department. OF the
Woman'n Century club will meet
Monday. February 10. at 10 a. m. Rt
tho Hotel Washington. The art do.
partnent win be entertained at !
.. m. al tho homo OF Mrn X. J.
Huston. 1918 Y. Aloha ST. The pro
gram win bo John Ia FarEo," By
Miss sarn Williams: Homer Mar.
tn." by Mrn. w. Il. Crawford.
The executive beard Will meet for
a Colonial day luncheon Tuesday.
February 20. et 1890 o'clock. at tho
home OF tho president. AirB. George
b. sehofiold. $50 18th ave. ".
Tho drama department nrssts Wed.
nnsday, February II. with Mrs. j.
II. Harris s5i5 oath ave. n. y. A
Colonial day luncheon will DO served.
Mrs. Fred W. Bert, chairman. Pro.
gram Of $40 win include readings
from Mira Murrays Dinner Party"
BY Mu. r T. Hemingway and Mra,
John Byron Harris. Taioo Ravonna
car 10 3tth ave. n. u.
on Friday. February 70. the liter.
nturo and travel department Will
meet at tho Y w. G. a. Mt II a m.
Program. Industries OF China" by
Mrs. J. w. Graham. discussion led by
Mrs. 81. r. Pearl Railroad and
Waterways" Mru. A. IL Horton.
The Auericanization department
will meet Friday al 1880 p. IN. at
tho Y w. G. A. A paper on The
Older and the Newer Emlgrants,"
with n discussion on "American!sm. :"
VIII DO led BY Mrs. William pfater.
Tho regular meeting viii DO held
Friday at 2 p, IN. at the Y. w.
c. A, Tho program nj p. m.
viii include flag saluto by Girl
scouts Mrs. Paul Barnes. captain:
trio. violin. piano and cello. Prof.
Edmond Mcnny OF the University OF
Washington will give an address on
Washington and Early Colonial
Days
The Woman's Century club at its
last nesting voted to indorso the
candidacy OF Mrs. George N. Nc.
Joughlin for president of tho State
Federation OF Women's clubs.
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LECTURES AT

~ " lii 0NfIftFIL
The Mothers club OF Lowell school
has arranged n series OF six lectures
10 be given by DIR. Stevenson Smith
OF the University OF Washington.
The first will DO given Monday. Feb.
runry 10. at ! p. m. in the school
auditorium. Tickets may DO obtained
at the door.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-17
Orthopedic Tea Shop Calendar

Directing the the oopedc woo will be on
Monday Broadway guild Mrs c. McCoster
A. Linden Mrs III H. Birkhom Mrs George Turner G. r.
Arney Mrs IT, r. Ralnb poroh
grevink, Mrs. Rose IT, Hber and Mrs. u.
Tuday 81 Marks guild Of st.
hoseE Wednesday Westminster
heson hostes Thursday closed washington
guild Mrs Fred Everett hostess; Saturday. club Mira "a
Nicholson, hosesB ~ = ~
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MYRTLE CHAPTER O = q

Myrtle Chapter. O u, s.. win hold
It's regular meeting In The CorinthiAn
room. Masonic Temple. on Monday
evening. February 10. A social even
lnE Is planned
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BROTHERHOOD or

7 2
Harmony Homestead No. f74s,
Brotherhood Of American Yeomen.
win celebrate its anniversary month
with an Indoor picnic at tho Moose
hail, Eighth and Union. on Tuesdny
evening, February 20. beginning at
$50. continuing during tho evening.
Bring well.filled baskets.
A social card gnurc. muhc and
games. along with special features.
will be tho entertainment for tho
evening.
Members and friends are invited
to join In making this special event
in Yeomanry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-17
EprpHANY cHuRcH prNNER

- = 'tFHs' 7 Vt u VII lFEsNsNAlaIN
Epiphany church win have It's an.
nual parish meeting and dinner on
Tuesday evening. February 20. at
515 p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-17
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
MOMENTS CT I'M

Prof. Clarke r. Bissc,t win speak
on Lincoln" before the Business
and Professional womon's club on
Tuesday evening. February 20. at
the Fine Arts hall This will be an
open meeting and anyone interested
Is invited TO attend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-17
MARRIAGE of Dauqhter Annoa,nced

Mrs III Page the
Frances to Mr. William Riley Saturday
$500
After March Mr. and Seattle a, sas
z3rd -
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JEFFERSON pAnK c1rn

Jefferson Park Ladies' Improve.
ment club win meet Monday. Feb.
ruary 10. at ] p. m. with Mrs y. II.
stuyta. 9o2s 10th ave. 8.
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Nah Jongg and Buffet Sa,pper

Or and hesdas
tabs at their home
Nah Jongg hono cas,len and DR. Frank
@ - f'NAN
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wooDcRoFT TornM c11tp

The newly installed officers OF tho
Woodcroft Totem club invite tho
Semitic Woodcroft TO meet at the
club rooms, 4l61.41GS Arcade build.
Ing, Thursday, February 30. A pa.
triotlc program will be given and n
surprise will be furnished 60 mako
tho meeting enjoyable.
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Miss Cornish VIII Cine Retention

In honor Of Carl Ganvoor following
Informal reception no -
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CHAPTER &C. p p. O

NIiAi 4 Err AZ, r. 10 -.
Chapter &C. p. e. o.. VIII meet
with Mrs. p. II. Kershaw. 1888 3sth
ave-, Monday. February 10, at 2 D. m.
TRANSPORTATION CLUB
Judge j. T. Ronald viii address the
transportation club on George
Washington: His Influence and Elk.
ample"
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TRANSPORTATION cIuR
FLORA Il. BATEMAN.

~. IL ~. IL.
Flora II. Bateman, l.. L. o. L., viii
entertain with a valentine entertain
ment and dance at /. o. q. T. hall,
Monday evening. February 10. at 8
o'clock.
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Pretty Tea Honors Miss Mcdonald

Sene Soes hostess this
AT her home isabel ,icr,onaA
OF
table. where presided tho tea oun
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RoRERT NO.

ROBERT MORRIS SOCIAL CLUB
Robert Morris Social club will meet
with Mrs. ]. w. Lipke, $40 w. Goth
ST.. on Wednesday. February 81.
Picnic luncheon at p. m. Eastern
Stars and friends welcome.
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WEST SEATTLE PIT. A.

West Seattle PIT. a. viii meet nj
the high school assembly room, Mon
day. February 10. at $50 p. m. Miss
Allen, In charge OF the sewing class,
will put on fashion show. and Miss
Viola Brndloy will demonstrate tho
sewing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-17
Carl Sandburg to
Speak at College

from } TO 5 sundays.
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Small Bridge for Mrs. Sersmith

Inc American Institute OF Architects
small bridge "Wednesday February womens
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-17
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The PIT a. of Beacon Hin school
VIII meet Wednesday, February 81,
ut $3.50 y. m. Mr., Kirkpatrick of the
FRANKLIN high school will speak.
Special music