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Miss Bateman
Appears Tonight

Miss winifred Bateman. talented
pupil OF Mr.. John Spargur. will APP
pear in violin recital this evening,
at the Fine Arts hall. 1913 Fourth
ave Assisting Miss Bateman will DO
Awhile Belstad. pianist.
The following program viii be pre-
Eentod:
sonAiA--For violin and piano. .....
..s....-..+..-...-.. Cesar Frauck
Aiiogretto
Allegro
RecitRtfvc-FAntasia
Allegro POGO mosso
II
coneerto--op. sS...... Tschsikorsky
Allegro moderate
cAnronnetta
Allegro viyaeiaaimo
III
Ar $1,000. Wilhelm
Hungarian Dance. No. 7.......
....s...........+.. .Bahmns-Joachifn
Bsreeuso s.-.-.-........... Arensky
Two coneert Etudes. .Lautcrbaeh
Ia Moderate
thl Scherzo
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Personal

Sir. and Mrs. Frederick Charles
Johnstonc and Miss Ida Corey. who
left Seattle December 20 for New
York, from whore they sailed for
the Mediterranean trip and tour
Of the continent, were In Monte Carlo
on January 20.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman d. Glbbs OF
Port Angeles arc spending tho week.
end In town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Ames left
Sunday for six weeks trip In the
East.
A party Of friends who icf. today
to spend the weekend at Mountain
Goat inn. includes Mr.. and Mrs. Law.
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Engagement of Miss Tyson Announced at
Tea, Mrs. Role ArrangeS Luncheon al
University Club.

MIR ARTHUR RALPH
A1 their NJ c.
attached u =
Hammer. Washington d c
which
Mrs Tyson daughter i6i6 sand
until
Two dainty little misses Barbara wnn and Masabe Tyson greeted
callers brotha
effective all
tho graceful clusters beautiful
Valentine which l irregular
PROPULSION pink spring flowers table
J. Ensign Murray stokes OF tho
u Connecticut Mrs Frank Carroll and Airs w Fohr umated
assisted by Miss Carol Miss Adwcl Miss
Louise Overlook Miss Edith Rohowi and Mrs Nan Fndhy
Captain
Hammer graduated from Virginia Military institute.
The wedding will take place in June.
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renee Arnold. Sir. and Mrs. caspar
Clarke. MIR and Mrs. Edward
Andrews Miss Clara Emory, Mr.
Thomas Stimson. Mr.. Edward Agncw
and Mr. Andrew Denny.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Agnew OF
Everett came down yesterday TO at.
tend tho midscason assembly.
Mrs. Fred Richardson. OF Spokane,
who has been the guest or DR.. and
Mrs. Tom Mesdag. returned to her
homo on Wednesday.
Or. and Mrs Forrest Black will
return next week from a trip in she
East.
Mrs. Everett o. Jones loft recently
for Salt Lake City. called there by
Illness in her family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. willis re.
termed this morning from weeks
trip TO Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Bordeaux
left this week for California on
short trip.
Mr.. Robert Strong and Mr.. Charles
Holbrook. Of Portland. spent a few
days in town this week. guests at
the Hotel Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Trnfford Hutcson
ARE leaving Sunday for the East
from where they will sail February
n for England. to be gone until late
In May
Mr.. and Mrs A. s. Kerry, Mr.. and
Mrs. Scott Built. Mr.. and Mrs
Lawrence Boyle. Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
as Stimson, Mr.. and Mrs Langdon
Henry, Mrs. Elizabeth Richmond
Miller. Mrs. Glare u. Farnsworth
and Mrs. Louise Van Oglo are among
the Seattle people who will 40 10
Portland next Tuesday TO attend the
Chalinpln concert
Mrs. Aubrey Wilton, with hor 1T.
tic son John. and hcr mother. Mrs
william Rhodes, will loavo next week
for California, TO be away month.
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Travelogue Dinner February 16

University
Friday February
Of the club VIII members their
promises TO be entertaining well occasion
c.
win be Bailey OF Month
wanamaker giving -Glmpses OF
Mrs
Japan" and Mrs Fannie b. Leland "a vsyaSe Australia
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Masquerade Ball at Club House

The Mount Baker Park Social club viii this
the
annual affair
Mira Archie Chandler Nicholson william H. Johns and
Mr. r. NJ
md bizarre worms the party.
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LYRIC CHORAL CLUB CONCERT
The following program will be-
given b. the Ladies i.Yrmic Choral
club In the auditorium Of the First
Presbyterian church on TueHday
evening. February ~. al O'Clock
RED Red Rose ......t.-tsr+ liHHilnE1
"hu 9naisa Cradis sons ..sssr.. liaff
t5Hr Chorus
Ara="cara Some rr-.---.. .s... vera
"rhs fNirz soho song .t..---,. Esrfi
Mics Linda FrrH babeoth
hs hnee storm ftfs...f voc -
"rhs fAftiH uf.5 Dove -.tt -+.-.t- Haaf
chorss oLbiiraio. Aiss Irsna spsnesr
Wanderers tlrtf-.atf. .t tt pen. nftui-eti
Aria Prom "i.a Iipnsmr .t.s.l Pace inI
H. NArnas rsisrs9u
'Out U.an che HsutirsH sea" hri1liHEsf
'.issfmifi song 1900. wooafsfa Findsr
'rriii I wake" ..i... Weaaf1fd flndsH
Miss GLADYS nutton
Echoes ~ the BALI ....t-stt.s ugaariI
she was uut sr1en" -.-... Hahale5
chorus
Afiaa'sau 90 some Lombard Fsfd.
"oYsf The Htsrps .ts.. .grrtfhsninufi
Aius ffsnf spencer
''fts Awakening ........s- Jamison
Chorus
"Faifiimrnt' atsssst.ttsss We9ninnf
an Evening song .--..rst.... tGiih-rtr
TAKE IgY Home t...strr.. .,.. hasarii
MaEnus Peterson
'Wili v the Wisp' .sft-sr-s. ...ss .hiTos'
Chorus
Ascampanisis Miss claire iinmuck ana
NJ Eugene MuHs~r
AZ. FsrupE p. hshgmrr. director
The patrons and patronrHAss Tor
the evening are: Rev and Mrb 81
a. Matthew'S. dr and Mrs. T. r.
Thomas. Sir. and Mrs. A. s. Kerry
Captain and MrH " H. Ballard. Sir
and Mra. n. =. sharpleas. Sir. and
Mra " = Whitney. Mr and Mrs
T.. X. Loose. SIR and Airr John
SparHir Mr. and Mrs. r. II. Whit.
worth. Judge and Mrs n. r. Hhdley,
SIR. and Mrs w -. Shoemaker,
Judge ana Mrs. q. a. G. Rochester.
Mr. and Mrs. ". J. Bernard. Mrs.
David Gilmore. Judge and 8rn J T.
Ronald. NJ. and Mrn. }. NJ Thatcher,
Mr. and Mrs. II. a. Horton. SIR. and
Mra @. +. Duncan. SIR. and Mrs
g. H. Frye. SIR. and Mrs Nathan
EeIlstein. Ar. and Mrs. J. T. Mason.
Mr.. and Mrs a. y. Bird. Mr.. and
Mrs II. =. Thymian. SIR. and Mrs.
". j. Kahie. Mr. and Mrs. IT, v.
Fisher. SIR. and Mrs T. l.. Mahoncy.
Mr. and Mrs q. r. Kennedy. Mr. and
Mrs. W. -. Monks. SIR. and Mira
IL. W. Clark. Mas Cecilia Augspur.
ger and Niss Susan c. Hickman.
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Theater Party and Buffet Supper

f. McEwan
party Metropolitan Tuesday evening
home and Archibald IIu
Hongkong and Miss Alice Bay City. Mich Mrs MeFwans
sister who Is her
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CANADIAN CLUE

Tho Canadian club OF Seattle IS
planning n series OF dances. 20 DO
given at Christenson's hall. Broad.
way and Madison At, on the third
Friday OF each month. The open.
ing will be n Valentine dance on the
evening OF Friday. February Is. to
which all Canadian and their friends
which all Canadians and their friends
Entertainment comn,i,tce-Mrs. r.
T. Noble. Mrs. c. L. Norton. Mrs. II.
j. Lcany. Dr. Ira l.. Nell and ID. II.
Bate.
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MONTHLY LUNCHEON

Tho Association OF Army and Navy
Women win have lts monthly lunch.
con mt the Washington hotel Wed.
ncsday afternoon, February H. at /
o'clock Reservations may be made
with Mrs w, T. Pnlicu capitol 2oss.
not later than Tuesday afternoon. A
committee meeting at 1880 II. m. win
prccodc the luncheon.
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ALLAH CHAPTER. NO. 10

Allah chapter. No. 1875. o. r. s.
win entertain with a card party at
Dar;neli'a cafeteria, in the Leary
building. on Tuesday evening. FEB.
riary is. at $50 o'clock. Eastern
stars. stasons and friends invited.
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FEDERATED CLUBS DANCE

N''''NFN' M Nislbp JAMIE
An informal dance win be given
February ~ by tho Seattle Fedora.
ton of Womcn'a clubs at De Honcy's
Dancing academy, Thv proceeds will
go toward n now clubhouse. invita-.
tlons will not be Issued For further
information cali Mrs Wilson H. Gay,
chairman, East 1896.
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Hamilton Rofe entertaining with luncheon OF fourteen
Tuesday February a. eomphmen
TO
a six weeks In he
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GpoRnETowN p.r. A.

Georgetown PIT. A. VIII hold lu
regular monthly meeting at tho
Georgetown school. "wednesday.
February II. At D. m. Afiss Ruth
Carroll. Of the state university. viii
speak on the Analysts OF Mix and
How TO Use Iit-
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

COURSE IN BuDGETrNG THE
FAMILY INCOME
Under the auspices Of the home
service department Of the Puget
Sound Savings and Loan association.
corner OF Pike "a. and Third ave. a
course OF lectures In budgetlng tho
family income will be given by Miss
Effic Raitt. director Of the home &C.
onomics department at tho Univcr.
Slty OF Washington. beginning
Thursday. February 10. at 2 n. m.
Registrations arc asked az soon as
possible.
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Guns FoR MONDAY

COMMONWEALTH cLun
The Commonwealth club viii meet
al lioldtH restaurant pa Second ave.
Monday. February is. at dsit q. fn.
pr. Maud Parker viii speak on The
Narcotic Eva, from the phypician'a
viewpoint
KING 80. L9GisLATiYE
FEDERATION
The usual noon-day meeting of the
state bills committee of the King
County Legislative Federation VIII he
held IN tho private dining room of
the y. W & a cafeteria on Monday.
February ~. Visitors welcome.
Ia the near future sale Of Bew
and used articles will be- given for
tho benefit 81 the legislative ooun-
sellor sponsored by the King County
Legislative Federation. The come
mittee in charge announces that the
management ~ the Iiinckioy building
has donated temporary storage room
and requests all women Interested In
the success ~ the counsellor 70 leave
donations 81 food canned fruit.
wearing apparel. etc, AZ 300 iIinck
ley building. - soon aa possible For
further information call Elliott
345T.J
THETA NJ MoTHEHs' CLUB
The Mothers club Of tie Theta ~
Fraternity win hold meeting at
the chapter house. ibsz 18Th ave. ".
y. Monday evening February ~.
Al : p. m. All members urgently In.
yited 10 attend
SEATTLE WoMAS's CLUB
The Seattle Woman'H club win
celebrate IL 18th anniversary Mon.
day evening. February i2. az $40
o'clock M tho Federated clubhouse.
when members and their families
viii BE- entertained Cards and dane
Ing VIII feature the evenings amuse-
msnt.
A program consisting OF the fol.
lowing numbers will be- given:
Vocal
Ia '-rhs Rel " Life" IN W Pstri.
90 ''in the silent pssp" Tom Barrel
Afr =. smith
Mrs Flofenes u. smith al the plane
Dramatic HsadinE -''fsHrod'' ,,,..s.s..
'''''''';,;, -. ,,,, ,, hso,h TafAiaE'on
Mfs a y cfsessr
The committee on amusemenis
and refreshments includes Mrs.
Thomas c. Magnth. chairman. Mrs.
W. v. Degen. Mrs, Harry A. Law.
rcncs. Mrs, vs.. 4, Johnson. Mrs.
Florence y, smith, Mr. Louis wies;
and Miss Della y Wright
The literary Interpretation depart.
mcnt viii meet Tuesday. February
rs. al the home Of siiea Libby Trim.
bic. .tft Harvard ave. ". ~ 1910
o'clock. Mrs. oliver T. Erickson win
be the host1sa.
MYRTLE SOCIAL CLUB
Myrtle Social club will have a
bridge party February ~ nj tho Ma.
sonic Temple Eastern stars and
friends invited
LITERARY AND TRkVEL CLUB
The Literary and Travel club VIII
meet nj The home o, MrH. a. A. Col.
Inns, bio r. Mercer a.. Monday. Feb.
ruary IL. AZ y. IN. Parliamentary
drill VIII be under tho leadership Of
MH. George N. Mclaughlin. There
win be paper on review Of Marie
Chapdslaine." and Mira. Charles Hope
VIII review Louis Hemon." CIVIC
and current events win be given In
response 10 roii call.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE FOR
PEACE AND FREEDOM :
The seaiti. branch OF the WON.
ems international League for Peace
and Freedom win meet Monday
evening. February IL. in the Eriek.
son room a, tho Y. ". c. a. Mlsn
Louise scordHn OF tho University Of
Washington win lead the discussion
on ship Subsidy" Members and
friends invited
CELEBRATE LINcoLN's
BIRTHDAY
la celebration OF Lnooin'a birth
day. the Woman'H Lakewood Inn
provcment club viii givo dinner a,
the Lakewood club house on Monday
Z
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7. T. MINOR pr.A.

The T. r. Minor PIT. a. will hold
itH regular monthly meeting on
ThursdRy, February IS. AT 23o p. m.
Miss Ruth Carroll win talk on tho
Value OF MIX 10 the Growing
Child" There also viii be music by
an Instrumental trio and a piano solo
by Marion Llff.
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CIVIC IMPROVEMENT cLun

Mrs. s. O'Noil VII entertain the
members of the Seattle Civic I'm.
provement club at a | o'clock ten nt
its next meeting, TO be held Thurs.
day. February 10. at the Federated
clubhouse.
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STUNT NIGHT

The Business and Professional
womcn's club viii give a stunt night
Tuesday evening. February Is. a; Z
O'Clock at the Fine Arts Gallery. Miss
iiarlin Govenlook ia chairman Of the
program committee.
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Aor,1I.A LODGE No. AZ

AQUfLA LODGE NO. IS
Aauila lodge No. as. ID. II. p. A..
will meet In regular session wedncs.
day. February ~. at s p. m. at 1915
First ave. Initiation and valentine.
Members urged 10 attend.
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HALLER LAKE SOCIAL CLUE

sirH Elmer Rush VIII entertain tho
Halter Lake Social club az her homo
on Thursday afternoon. February IS.
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PLAYERS CLUB

The Players club will have It's
regular monthly meeting. which Will
consist OF banquet and entertain.
ment in the private dining room at
Moves cafeteria Saturday. February
10. at 7;3o y. m.
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HOME SEWING CLUE

Mrs. Zelda Connoll will entertain
the Ladies' OF the @. A. II. Home
Sewing club at her home. lis gath
ave. on Wednesday. February IA.
Luncheon nj noon will be followed
by n Valentine Day program.
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MOOSE LODGE. No. III


The Loyal Order OF Moose lodge
No. 2ii. will give a dance az Moose
temple, Eighth ave. and University
ST.. on Wednesday evening. Fehrn
airy II. The reception committee In
cludcs Roy c. Schroeder. A. L. Rle
dal. II. l.. Burnham and Lee Gholson
chairman. Finance, Walton O.
@. Leckey: publicity. Sam Trow
bridge: card tables and supper the
Women Of Mooseheart Legion. Will,
Mrs. II. @. Woodward as chairman
music. Professor C. c, Sharp and H.
j. Lcamy: floor committee. Capt. +,
w. Woolery and drill team.
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Uomen's Clubs

Airs. .. W. wilkins. Mrs ! II sayer.
Mrs. A. y. kidd and the members Of
the junior auxiliary During the
evening several musical selections
viii be giyca.
cLIoNIAN CLUB
The Cllonlan club viii most Tues.
day. February -. az b, m, 81 the
Federated clubhouse. Mira Andrew
Coming aud Mu Frank Read viii
have charge 81 the program which
VIII be- on the religion and literature
OF Japan
Mr u, saito. japanese consul. VIII
speak on Education In japan"
LADIES dHOTTO CLUB
Tho Ladies' Gfotto club viii meet
"Wednesday. February ~. AZ .. m
al the Federated clubhouse
NATIVE DAUGHTERS or
WASHINGTON
Princes AnKoline Parlor No. viii
give a whist card party AZ Dafinhlfs
cafeteria. second ave and Madison
a.. on Saturday evening. February
~. az s:i5. Playing starts promptly
NJ $40. No refreshments will DO
served. All members and friends are
invited.
woMENs CIVIC CLUB
The Women's Civic club viii meet
Tuesday. February 10. az y. m. in
the Erickson room al the Y w. c. A.
Mr William McKibben win speak on
Narcotic Addleln" Large attend.
ance desired
WOMAN'B CENTURY CLUB
The various departments Of the
Womanh Century club will meet
next week according 10 the following
schedule.
Monday. February ~. The French
department. az the Hotel Washing.
ton "a 10 a m.
Tuesday tho parliamentary pro.
ccduro department. In the board
room AZ the Y. W. c. A. AZ ESQ d.
m. the current events department
will entertain with Valentine card
party for the benefit OF the building
fund al y, m. az the home OF the
president. Mrs. George -. schofleld.
100 10th ave. ~
"Wednesday. the household admin.
lntratlon department Will meet al
i2Ao for luncheon with Mr.. Henry
Biitmhn. 1926 Eastern ave. Mrs.
A. I, Nofslngcr viii speak on Early
English Homo Life
Tho following resolutions were
adopted b. tho club at a recent meet
ing;
10 Il resolved that We. the mem.
bers Of the womsns Century club
Of Seattle. do protest the showing
Of the Arbucslo films in tho city OF
Seattle. FOR the reason that the moral
delinquency Of the principal charac.
ter has received world wide publicity
and We feel that the public accept.
nnce o. thesc films would have a
mos, unfortunate and demoraiizing
effect upon tho young people. and
would reflect dlsercdit upon tho city
Of Seattle %
hereby certify that the foregoing
N true copy Of a resolution duly
pilaned at meeting OF tho womon's
Century club on January &c. 1898.
Mrs. GEORGE ID. scHoFfELD.
President
CORA WARD WATSON,
Secretary.
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Assembly Ball DelightfuI

The second dance OF the Mseason Assembly evening
womens University club brilliant
the
the lovely
dining bedkcd
spring flowers Alternating the Archibald
Downey Mrs Edward Garrett, Mrs John Bainger
Mrs Fawe Putnam L Mrs Lawrence Boyle and Mrs Archibald I'm
chairman;
sullivan Hodge
Henry Kecham Mr. John Baiargon Mr. Andrew Price M
nndA fr Edward ndrews
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Additional Patrons and Potronesses


Hugh wapole lectures
University club
George Baker Mr. and Ms Page Ballard
Lincoln Smith Mr. and Mrs w ID. William Colby
a H. Anderson Mr. and Mira Fred Baxter Mr. and Mrs Cecil Bacon
Dr. Mrs Frederic Bentley Mr. F.
Harry F. orander, Mr. and Mrs.
Hodge Mr. Mrs Harry Sumner Backua
w Griswold
Mrs Frederick Adams Mrs John Collins NJ
Pratt Mr. and Mrs Jefferson shane Mrs Elizabeth Richmond Miller
Robert F. Sandal DR. Mabel
Desmond viii evening
Presbyterian
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE FOR
PEACE AND FREEDOM

Tho seaitl. branch OF the WON.
ems International League for Peace
and Freedom win meet Monday
evening. February IL. In the Erick.
son room a, tho Y ". c. A. Miss
Louise seordHn OF tho University Of
Washington win lead the discussion
on ship Subsidy" Members and
friends invited.
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CELEBRATE LINcoLN's
..sssesssssk

Ia celebration OF Llnooln'a birth
day. the woman'H Lakewood Inn
provcment club viii givo dinner a,
the Lakewood club house on Monday
evening. February IL. at O'Clock.
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SEATTLE FEDERATION

w. C. r. u.
Tho Seattle Federation OF W. C,
T. o. viii hold It's regular meeting
February - at Plymouth church.
Mrs. Ella Booker win have charge
Of tho deyotionals.
The address OF the afternoon win
be given by Mr.. w. T. Pricstly, an
active worker in the anti-narcotic
movement of the White Cross.
Mr.. Pricstiy has made several trips
10 China and has always made good
use OF the opportunity TO talk along
this line OF his work. Mrs. Gertie
Snyder and Mrs. Clara Moline viii
furnish the music.
NoRDICA CHORAL CLUB
The Noriica Choral club viii pre-.
sent an American opera, '.The
Masaue of Pandora" under the al.
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ALPHA CLUB

The Alpha club will meet Thurs
day, February 10. with Mrs. p. s,
Masters, 2627 Franklin ave. Lunch.
con at 1890
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woMAN.s CIVIC c1.nn

WbMANS CIVIC CLUB
on Tuesday afternoon. February
10. the woman's Civic club will hold
It's regular semimonthly meeting in
the Erickson room at the Y. w. c. A.
Business meeting at o'clock. and n,
3 o'clock speakers will address the
session
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WEST SEATTLE W. q. r m

| w i~Sl SEAL llsE W. y, Il, u.
The West Seattle w. c. Il. L. will
meet at the home of Mrs. w. b. Scott
on "wednesday, February IA. at . p.
m Members are asked to be prompt.
Visitors. friends and neighbors vel,
come. Take Fauntleroy car, No. 2,
to tho Junction.
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NATIVE DAUGHTERS or
WARRINGTON

Princes AnKolihe Parior No. viii
give a whist card party AZ Dafinhlfs
cafeteria. second ave and Madison
a.. on Saturday evening, February
H. az s:i5. Playing starts promptly
NJ $40. No refreshments will DO
served. All members and friends are
invited.
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ROOSEVELT AUXILIARY

" r.. W.. no. -
Roosevelt auxiliary. v. r. W.. No
~. held an enjoyable meeting on
Tuesday. February q. when the ma.
uonai chaplain. Mrs. Margarrt Col
iins. OF Tacoua. Was present. Mar,
ghret sayinr. national deputy. an
nouncoi that in the near future
ihorc win be an auxiliary 90 wild
West post In Tacoma.
Tho auxiliary Is giving Valentino
dance on Tuesday evening, Fcbruar,
II.
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Bridge to Honor House Guests

Miss Catherine Nicholson Is entertaining with birds
Tuesday in honor OF her house guests Miss Hele
Martha Ballard OF Chicago.
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CLARA BARTON TENT
Clara Barton tent. Daughters OF
Veterans. holds In regular meeting
"wednesday, February II.
SEATTLE COUNCIL. PIT. A.
Seattle Council OF paren,.Teacher
associa,ions viii hold it's monthly
meeting in the small auditorium at
tho Broadway high school on Tues.
day, February 10.
The business meeting viii take
place from 10 TO II q. M: II TO ii:2o
a. m. high school credits, Mrs.
Louise c. Beck. ii:20 10 1916 a. m.
circle reports: i755 10 1870 p. m,
luncheon: i:2o 10 3 p. m. parlia.
mentary procedure. Mrs. George n.
Mclaughlin.
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woAfEN,a CIVIC c1IiR

The Women's Civic club viii meet
Tuesday. February 10. az y. m. In
the Erickson room Al the Y w. C. A.
Mr William AcKibben viii speak on
Narcotic AddletH" Large attend.
anoe desired
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The Shaw Desmond lecture will be the evening
the First Presbyterian church
Tee at Fine Arts Gallery
city gvo
tea Sunday afternoon from to o'clock the Fine Arts gallery
Cornish pre-.
ss Emily Miss Helen M aa M T piper
following program arranged by
accompanied by Malcolm Hughes
song Enrbers-Mss Emily Bentley Dow with Mrs.
Hughes at the piano.
Faculty Wives Club Will Meet
Monday afternoon gao O'Clock the
Fr Elm. IN charge s. Of the me- meeting
Isfornaol Bridge Afternoon
bridge wednesday hss
home. 1922 a7h
Entertain With Small Dinner
n ing Mr. and Mrs archibald HIN Ferguson Mr.
bridge Miss Aaora Roberts S A'
Committee I'M Charge of Cabaret Dinner
The committee charge the cabaret carnival
u s at r oa snS 1s.a Sass p rh the
chairman Mr. Andrew Denny Mr. Calvert Dr. r j.
sIs1ay Mr. stanton "a s. " rsdss. Mr. Leroy
O. Iaumer and Mr. Hiram
Senior Glass COMMUNICATED
Sutton this afternoon with
Informal Card Pdrty and Dance
Mr. Mrs fend.
party and dance Thursday evening at their home
Birthday PARTY
cornpIrnenting on hor birthday Mira
Jeffrey entertained fifteen children her home aa
DenHnore r. 0 o
Calendar for Orthopedic Tea Shop
In win no nm nonao
Trinity Parish guild. with
Assisting her win
Carl Knaugcnbger suddocI Mrs X Jmaon NJ. n
Shepherd Mrs Arthur A.
NV WIZ a. W.
tps1ay I@uhurh guild, Mrs Ernst IT, Skeo
inrliken guild Mrs Boyd hoa Thurpday 81 Maroarns
fnnh OK 81 Marks church srdnv AM
nuxua AIRS Charles H. fnfno chairman Saturday. guild
Mrs Henry Franklin chairman. - 500