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Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-03-07


gba are giving their party 70
,sperintendent Of the Naval Acad
md Mrs. Wilson.
Philip Hambsch has returne
b. home in Roland Park ate
ag The weekend with her par
NJ and Mrs. Edward Feldmeyer
|Tnce George street.
|gen Country
n On Severn
J. Cyrus Joyce, Sr.. and her son.
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs
D. Munroe. and child returned t.
country home on the Severn
|flay after spending the. winter
|'ulpolis
william II, Feldmeyer. whr
sea a patient AT the Emergenc,
ial, has returned TO her home OF
s street.
h Of Nr. And
|ChiIds
and Mrs. William f. Childs. Jr
|vierick, spent the weekend WITT
'h.lds' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w
|alis, Of ll9 Charles street.
|he
|lD0lS
} VInton Nichols, who has been
as The winter with Mr.. and Mrs
b C Basil, is leaving today tc
DC con Ninton Nichols, Jr.. at
p Prince Georges county.
he In
spglon
h'ty Turner, daughter Of Mr..
" George Turner. of Wardour,
70 Washington to spend the
OF the week with Miss Louise
ieou Party
landay
e NJ Tool, of Severna Park.
PIE ,he luncheon she postponed
N1ln. OF The illness OF Miss
VS. Woods on Monday next. The
Is IN honor OF Miss Woods,
engagement was recently an
20 Ensign Q. c. Wierum.
ediN Minister
For Conference
Kew pr Don s. Colt. of the
e Church. was the overnight
o. Mr. ana Mrs. Walter Clark.
'nce George street. DIR. Colt is
o oonduc, The quarterly confer
e the PASSPORT Methodist
PA
lhs For
BIND
II Nancy de Wolf Theobald.
az Of Nr and Mrs. Francis
.aeoba'd and one of this sea-
@idmore debutantes. will at
'-s 2op az The Naval Academy on
y evening Miss Theobald
-5 The weekend with Mrs,
S Hagcart.
b. Of
EstAee
--' Mrs George y. Poulieff, of
soa' who are well-known To-
ave given up their apartment
--.aa Park Hotel and have
W Their residence at 1915 Con-
1 avenue.
Party
'roV Afternoon
Everett b. Taylor. of las Duke
'>'er street will entertain al
- bridge tomorrow.
In Clear skin! /
|v.1 poisonous u,aste removed
~ DIT KINGS PILLS
NJ for constipation
Evening star., 1923-05-12
TRINITY A. M. E. ZION CHURCH
John Wesley A. M. E. Zion Church

Corner l4th and Corcoran sts NV
REV. w. o. CARRINGToN. Pastor.
$50 a a.m.-Sunday school and Bible classes
1915 a.m.-.THE HERO OF THE OK
GOAD.'
900 p.m.-Christian Endeavor meeting.
1:i5 pn.-Sarmon by Elder LEWIS c.
SHEAFE TO G.. L. o. q. f.
Note-Philadelphia and Baltimore Annual
Conference, May 1890. star concert Friday
NIGHT Nav Is. Admission. so cents
Evening star., 1923-05-12
u. S. ENDEAvORERS,
MEET HERE JULY q
25, 900 to 5000 Visitors May Give
Convention Record in Re-
ligious World.

DIES MONIES. Iowa, May 12.--
Christian Endeavorers from every
city in every state in the nation.
from Canada and from foreign coun-
tries Will gather here July 40. for
the twcnty-ninth international Chris
tian Endeavor convention.
From $4,000 to $4,000 visitors are
expected here, making this conven-
ton the largest religious gathering
go down In history as the largest re-
ligi0us convention ever held in the
world.
Secretary of Labor Davis, william
]. Bryan, William g. McAdoo. Sher-
wood Eddy, Gipsy Smith. DIR. Francis
+. Clark. who founded the Christian
Endeavor Society forty-two years
ago and who is its president today,
and others are to make addresses
A street parade. in which all dele
gates will march. musical programs
by an adult chorus of 500 voices and
Il children'S chorus of 500, and sew
eral paSeants. in which more than
900 persons will participate, will also
he featured during the convention.
The convention music and pageants
II. Augustine Smith. director of the
fine arts in religion department of
Boston University.
There are between 10000 and So
600 Christian Fndeavor societies in
the world today. represented in
eighty-seven Protestant denomina-
tions. Over 5000 OF these report
regularly tn the international Chris
tian Endeavor organization.
Evening star., 1923-05-12
EPISCOPAL EDUCATION
BOARD MEETS TUESDAY
DR.. Boynton to Speak on Summer
Schools and Benefits" at st.
Paul's Church.

For several years 1t has been the
custom of the board of religious
Education of the Episcopal Church
in the diocese OF Washington to hold
monthly meetings of the Sunday
School Institute throughout the win
ter In one of the churches in the
central part of the city. The May
meeting. however. has been held
in suburban or rural church, the
idea being to demonstrate to those
who are SO removed by distance that
they cannot attend the winter meet
ings the corporate work OF the Sun
day school forces Of the diocese.
The May meeting this year will
be held Tuesday at st. Paurs Church.
Rock Creek road. There are three
Sunday schools In Rock Creek parish,
ALL of them being particularly eff
f1cient, so that this year the board
feels that the visited parish will
furnish rather than receive the in
spiration and instruction to be found
in such gatherings.
The evening will begin by a demon
Stration conducted by Lewis r. Mil
Ter, superintendent of st. PaurS Sun
day school OF the WORK of the school
with boys. This will be followed by
two addresses delivered by Rev. DR.
Charles Fl. Boyrtou. the title Of the first
ono being Summer Schools and Their
Benefits" and the second. How to
Make the R"citations Succeed"
Evening star., 1923-05-12
CHURCH WORKERS
PLAN SESSION HERE
Episcopals to Hear Talks and Re
ports on Social
Service.

Two important features are planned
for the third national conference Of
the social workers OF the Episcopal
Church, which will meet in the
Church Of the Epiphany, May % to
20 inclusive. Senator George Whar-
ton Pepper Of Pennsylvania. mem
Der of the Episcopal National Coun-
Gil. Will deliver an address at the
general meeting of the conference on
the evening of May 25. on Christi tian
Responsibility for Molding Public
Opinion" The afternoon of the same
day there will be a triangular discus
sion on the industrial situation, in
which j. A. Moore, president of the
Paterson Mills Company of North
Carolina will present the side of capt.
tai: Richard $. Newham of the Inter
national Association of MachinistS
American Federation of Labor. will
present the side of labor. and William
Hard. writer and publisher. will speak
for the general public
The sessions of the conference will
follow Immediately after the National
Conference of Social Work. which will
celebrate its f1ftieth anniversary May
16 to %. Among other subjects to be
discussed at the conference will be
church influence in legislation. i'm
migration. the church in Jail work.
the rural problem. Rev. Charles y.
Lathrop, formerly ASSOCIATED with
Herbert Hoover in Belgian relief
work, and now social service secre-
tary of the Episcopal Church, will
preside at the conference
Evening star., 1923-05-12
VAUGHN TEACHER BACK.
Prof. Bliss to Lead Glass at Calvary
Church Tomorrow.

Prof L. D. Bliss, after an absence
of three weeks. will teach the lesson
at the morning session Of the Vaughn
class at Calvary Baptist Church to-
morrow. The following will be re-
ceived into membership: w. r. Whit
lock, Charles T.. Walters. Wilbur II.
Montgomery. II. G. Mcclellan. L. II.
Hagopian. Hiram T. Ray. Harry Eu-
bank, G.. I. Sparks. Prentice II. Ryals.
Il. H. Tongle, George T. Hopkins,
Clarence Bowen, Paul L. Cole, +. L.
Fletcher, a. j. Cobman, ID. Roy Will
hite. J. w. Grady, c. G. Tobey and
r. +. Heatly.
Monday evening the class club will
hold "A ladies' night. at the Bliss Elec-
trical School, Takoma Park. Dinner
will be provided by the wives of the
members of the class. The single
men are to bring girl friends. Fea-
lures of the evening Will be radio,
movies and vocal and orchestral music.
g. n. Perkins will present a King
Tut playlet.
The Vaughn Glass Athletic Asso-
citation has organized base ball
team and is represented In the Sun
day School League.
Evening star., 1923-05-12
EVENING MISSION CLUB.

The Evening Mission Club Of
Calvary Baptist Church will meet
Monday evening at 7:45 o'clock. to
consider the subject. The Indian
Church-Ways to Interracial Peace"
Miss Alice Garnett will be the leader
Evening star., 1923-05-12
PLAN MEMORIAL SERVICE
FOR TOMORROW NIGHT
Masonic and Eastern Star Bodies
to Unite in Exercises at Trinity
Episcopal Church.

Masonic and Eastern Star memo
rial services are to be held at s
o'clock tomorrow night at Trinity
Episcopal Church. Representatives.
from Eastern Star chapters, dressed
in white, and representatives Of Ma
sonic lodges. in full dress. are to
read the lists of those who died dur
ing the past year and will deposit
in symbolic cross or star a white
flower for each individual mentioned.
There Will be special musical pro-
gram
At the morning service the rector,
Rev. David r. Covell. is to preach on
Religion and Science"
meeting for men Of the congre-
CATION is to be held Monday at s
pm. The Junior Brotherhood Of st.
Andrew is to meet Tuesday ut pm
to form a Young Peoples Society.
Evening star., 1923-05-12
BROWN FAMILY TO PLAY.
Special Music Planned at Centen.
nial Baptist Church.

The musical Brown family will
render instrumental music tomorrow
night at the Centennial Baptist
Church. The boy Is eight years old
and is said to be the youngest saxo-
phone player in the United States
His sisters. eleven and fifteen years
of age. play the piano and violin.
How a Doctor Won Woman" is
the title of the night sermon Of the
pastor. Rev. T.. Hez Sven. and the
morning subject is Watchers of the
Praying Jesus"
Evening star., 1923-05-12
Of Church News, Activities and Services
DR.. STRAUGHN HONORED.
Retiring Head of Maryland Annual
Conference Guest at Reception.

A reception was rendered Rev. DIR.
, and Mrs. James III. Straughn. the former
pastor of Rhode Island Avenue Metho-
dist Protestant Church, by the men,
bcrs and friends OF the congregation
recently. After a musical program
the official board of twenty-five men
Joined the pastor and his wife in re-
ceiving greetings.
DIR. Straughn is the retiring presi-
dent of the Maryland annual confer
encc. relieving DIR. q. I. Humphreys
at the Rhode Island Avenue Church,
who in turn becomes president of the
conference.
Evening star., 1923-05-12
B. Y. P. U. MEETING.

Group No. .. of which John Howard d
is captain. will have charge of the
meeting Of the West Washington b.
Y y L. tomorrow. a program will
be given by Miss Grace Wright. Miss
Inez Tillotson, Mrs Hilda Davis Car
risun. Miss Mabel Ladson. Clifford
Proctor and John Howard.
Evening star., 1923-05-12

Rev. DR.. Graham Taylor Of Chi
cago. Ill. will represent the national
conference of social workers and will
preach the conference sermon at the
First Congregational Church. 10th
and G streets northwest, at II am.
May 20. His subject will be per
sonaI Religion and Progress Through
Social Work.
DR. Taylor is the founder and resi-
dent warden of the Chicago Com
mons Social Settlement. He is an as
sociate editor of the Survey ana a
contributing editor To the Chicago
Daily News. He is member Of the
Chicago Association Of Commerce.
author Of religion in Social Action"
and from 1903 to 1920d he was preSi-
dent of the ChtIago School of Civics
and Philanthropy. Prior to going to
Chicago he held important pastorates
in New York and Connecticut, and
from 1855 to 1892. was professor Of
practical theology at the Hartford
Theological Seminary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-07

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Sc, OF pictures taken on a spring
hike
Hear sc. Geribesl The regular
monthly meeting Of the group
scribes IL Saturday. April i4ih. II
10. At Loheaua. See that your group
Is represented. a week AZ camp VIII
he awarded the best ono minute re-
port from n high school girl and n
week at camp for tho Lest grade
rirl report. Bring written reports.
also.
Ten things 70 do. The wecato
Campfire Girls are looking forward
10 busy month. There are 20
members In this group and by May
18th they VIII have accomplished
the following. A ten-point honor WIN
be awarded the girls completing all
requirements:
/. Earn dues.
:. Subscribe 10 Torch.
3. Subscribe 10 Eyerygiris.
4. Keep health chart.
8. Have beaded headband.
6. Do some definite service.
Z, Keep count book for q month.
s. 30 prepared 70 give a i've
minute talk on Campfire.
2, Have attractiysly decorate a.
gown.
10. One hundred per cent fire
makers by May Is.
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Orthopedic Tea and Thrift Shops

Service charge
Broadway guild, Mrs Clark by Mira w w
French Mrs John Twist N.
Mrs y \ cvay, sfrH pclnson M
Raymond Wright Miss TIardenbcrg
Tuesday Iaurelhurst guild charge o. shaner chair
man. Wednesday. InerlakeE guild
day Queen Anne guild
guild Saturday Renon HIN rufd Mrs O "a
80 " -
The Thrift shop win be in charge Of University guild Monday
by ais O. W. Belt and Mrs o. b. Myers; Tuesday
day with Mrs r. L. Shepard wednesday Queen
Anne guild. Mrs In
Capitol Tb,rsda,
Mount Baker guild tho ouglas oar1nan
and First Hi guild the afternoon Mrs chairman Friday
Iira E!cre Mrs c. G. Dodge and Mrs
charge; Saturday, all guild H.
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Music
Junior Amphi0ns TO
Give Concert

- uillbi AiAA pliADAAo W
Give Concert =
The Junior Amphiou society win
give q complimentary concert IN the
First Methodist Episcopal church
Tuesday evening. April 10. a, s1s
O'Clock. Arv.ilo Bslaiad Is the con.
duetor Of this equalization. with Airs.
y. /. Claso aooompanist. Tho as
slsling artists viii be Miss Iris Can
field. cello. Miss EyanEelins y. Cook.
soprano. and Or. X. i. Glass. bari.
tone.
The program 70 be given VIII be ar
foilows.
faj '-rbs TrBmpstsf'' t.s..........s.. DIX
% Prayer q ThaHksEiviuE'' .KraEnssr
HOngs-
90 The bitterness o. Iovs'' ......D ana
lej - bonE % Joy@ .Doutv
pr. u J.. olass
faJ Bowl Of ItosrF" .ssss..~..s.. Clarke
fbl Just . Song AZ TsiiiKht-'. .Hsiosrab
fei Three Tor jazz .squirs
Cello soil
faj Cello Hslsdis. ......... Haehmhninoff
90 Cello GHvotts .FspDsr
Miss IFfs caufisid
"a Rose Of Ny Heart. .s........L ohr
a. Boiling bosn % Rio" German
Honas-
tsj ny Lover lie Comes on aE..".
90 "ffsqHf~fa of the Yea" ....... .Btsff~a
fej '-fhs Wind IN the south" scott
MisH EranHtlina a.. Cook
(a) Ny Ls9v Chloe" &. ClouEb Lighter
40 Keep e'Cpin' "...- .-...s.. Jaeabfsa
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sfra, Paul webb viii leave Tuesday
or two months trip East.
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Regular Monthlg Program,

The Ladies Musical club win
II w auditorium Monday afternoon following
arranged By Mrs. G. A.
the comp
Mzurka; C0 Gilmore Back-conposer al
tho plano.
m The Lowiand Cottage: o. Sing ) Wood
Thrush Katherine Glen KerTyl-Composer a the
t Melody m First
AppletonM George Krschner
Song monoton delna Garcia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ia March Grass 0D Tho
Came cfrs Lane summers Nelson; Rogers
the piano.
fa Romance" Oh Petite ) "shadows" an B,nd Cl
uagores piano
sa The Iris Bloom b) "Pppas
Thrza
Violin sextet faahens Glen Ker-Unvsty Washington
esrs kefer Weseman Kock Kohnc Mckenzie
Grant Merrill n
"a The Founane % IuIlabye"; Amy worthowen
doIyn Geary - -
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DATES
TO REMEMBER

TUESDAY. APRIL 10.
Mrs. G. ". White and Mrs Edmund
y. Tanke'a bridge luncheon at
Mrs. Takes homo, In honor OF
Mrs shirley PARKER
WEDNESDAY. APRIL H.
Mrs. T. g. Bates bridge luncheon
aud shower 60 honor Mlss Thorn
Margaret jenkins. nt home.
Reception by the women OF
Epiphany church VI the homo Of
Mr.. and Mrs. ". r. Blaine from
y 10 ~ o'clock In honor Of new
rector, Rcv, Harold q. IIenncsy.
Mrs. iTcnnosy and daughter.
Mrs. A u. Gray's bridge luncheon
nt home. lT
THURSDAY. APRIL ie--
Mre. George II. Tcrreii's informal
bridge Mt homo, to honor Mira,
Rex Stafford,
FRIDAY. APRIL Ia
Miss Emily Jcnnclle'a bridge tea TO
honor Miss Irene jackson, NJ
home.
MONDAY, APRIL 10
Mrs, o, ~ Thurmond'H bridge iunoh-
con ana miscellaneous shower 10
compliment Miss Thora Margaret
Jonklns, ut home,
TUESDAY. APRIL e.
LautclhurHt uuild'n bridge tea nj
homes Of Mfa Charles A, schiff
ana Mrs, Edward NJ. Harrington
FRIDAY. MAY H.
women'H University club to riyc An.
nnnl sports clothes bail at the
Masonic Temple.
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srATTLE COUNCIL -. 4.
Cam pfire
News, Notes
and Gossip
Signs Of the Trail


The following groups have tho rec.
ord OF being 100 per cent subscribers
TO tho Torch. Where. oh. where are
tho rest Of us7
isnpedasu, Mrs. A. Il. Grffiths,
guardian.
Elahan. Miss Freda Libbee, guar.
dian.
subscriptions are so cents, includ.
ing mailing dircc, TO your home.
Maude Anderson Of the Iowa
Campfire under the guardianship of
Mrs. Stuart Walsh, is the third Sc.
attic girl TO win The needlework guild
honor Maudc further proved her
desire 10 serve by contributing TO
the little Austrian shoe fund and
Canoe fund.
House cleaning tlme Is hero and
there Is n room Mt the Ruth home
that needs rcnoyating. This IL an
opportunity for us TO work together
to make 1t room Campfire can
take pride In. Girls and groups in.
terested may call Lohequa for in.
formation.
The service canoe received contri.
buttons to the amount of'S5i. &c. That
with share OF the door receipts en-.
abled Seattle Campfire girls 10 send
check for 800 to national head.
quarters IA our share towards the
birthday fund.
Prospective fircmalters. take warn.
ing. No excuses arc authorized for
eating between meals when YOU are
earning the Starving honor" Bread
ana butter. milk and fruit nro al.
lowed, There have been somo OF us
who have rofraincd from even thosel
those!
Yes, tho guardians meet tho
second Thursday of each month NJ
1880 at Lohequa. (This month. be.
cause OF vacation. they Will meet
the third Thursday Tho Guardians
association includes all authorized
Guardians, assistant guardians and
iirefly leaders, 1t la perfectly proper
TO send substitute " You can't be
present Every group should have
y representative there.
April Contests
i. a week at camp for the best no.
count OF any hllsc taken this spring.
luM verse, prose or poetry
= A week " camp for the best
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Personal

Mrs. Keith Logan Iluliitl ana Mrs.
Walter A. Moore motorcd 20 Pacific
Beach Friday 20 spend the week
end.
Mr. hsd Mira Lyle glayer Vincent
have removed from ilunru Point to
1895 sard ave. y
Ma Homer whittier left Friday
for Portland Tor a short visit with
her mother, Airs T. Stevens.
Mr. ana Mra. II. II Hammond Of
Moniclair. Colo. who spent a week
IN the city "a the guests of air ana
Mrs Prank skinner have gone 70
California Tor a Walt before return.
ing TO their home.
Afr. ana Mrs. u. s. Frye have re.
moved 20 their summer home al
East Seattle
Mrs. George sample has returned
from a nix months visit 10 Cali.
fornis
Mr and Mfa. Daniel Kcileher ief,
Friday on two months Visit 70
their estate in Virginia.
Mrs Michael Donahos and daugh.
ter. Miss Kathleen Donahoa. who
have been abroad Ger several
months, are expected homo Monday
Mr. and AIrr. Edgar Amea have
returned from an extended visit In
Tho Eass and Bermuda.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Wilbur Mas
tiers are being congratulated upon
tho birth OF a son. March so. IN 10,
Angeles.
Mrs q L. wakeman ana Mrs
Jessio Ives are planning Go leave
tho middle % the month on a Es
weeks motor trip 10 California.
AIM Paul webb viii leave Tuesday
for a two months trip East.
Mfs, @, Aston Hole ana Airs A.
vs., Leonard. with her two daughters
ramels and Constance leonard. are
spending the weekend In Victoria,
u. c.
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Queen Anne Hill Home Scene OF Smart Tea,
Noted Author and Lecturer Coming

O nr-L..L anrnE

ONE q the prett Of the months the tea Mira Arthur
~ William Pratt and Mrs Henry Arthur Pratt this afternoon
the 81 tho OF Cassu5
who recently
yellow
tulips nardsgons carnations made lovely setting for the
sa gowned attendants Palms banked the wide reception
han and the dining dafod Ssphlnium Butterfly
provided
Presiding woodwouh Anderson Walter
the Frederick IampnE and Mrs
ASSISTING Mrs wlian easss Mrs William H. Howard Mrs
Katherine
Turner Miss AurabeHo Wethorby Miss Alice Springer
winred O
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THURSDAY rnoGRrss cLJIp

The Thursday Progress club will
observe Guest Day" Thursday
April IL, ut tho parish hall, ndjoin.
Ing christ's church. Mt Brooklyn and
47th n. E, nj 2 p. m. Each member
Is supposed to bring Il guest. Hos.
tesscs. Mrs. /. w. Matthews, Mrs.
William Ross, Mrs. j. NJ. Smith and
Mrs. ID. - Cunningham.
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Oomen's Clubs
/ WOMAN'N CIVIC CI.lIn

S Clubs
woMAS's ciwc CLUB
Tho woman's clvic club win hold
It's regular aemlmonthly meeting ia
.he Erickson room u the Y. w. C.
A.. on Tuesday, April 10. business
meeting Al D. m, and al sso SIR.
Frank Gates win speak on Gear.
dams"
.cAI.EIDH CLUB
caleidh club viii meet Tuesday.
April 10, az p. IN. with Mrs. x. 4.
Frants. ia W. siss 1t.
zETA par MOTHERS. CLUE
Zeia Pal Mothers club wiil mrst
AZ chapter house. ss4p 18th y. r..
Tuesday. April 10. AZ p. IN.
BROTHERHOOD or
AMERICAN WOMAN
Harmony Homestead. No. iTsa.
brotherhood ~ American Ycomrn,
win give their regular dance. Tues.
day. April 10. AZ Moose hall. Eighth
ave. and Union st,
PHI MI MOTHERS CLUE
There will be a meeting Of ,ho Phi
Nh Mothers club Friday afternoon.
April is, ~ tho chapter house AZ
o'clock.
CANADIAN CLUB DANCE
Tho Canadian Club Of Seattle viii
give an informal dance az Chriaten-
sens broadway ilall. Wednesday cvc-
ming. April II. II . O'Clock. canadians
and their friends Invited.
ALRI woMENs
IMPROVEMENT CLUB
Alki Wofnen's Improvement club
win hold It's next regular business
meeting Tuesday. April 10, at |:
-, m. at the homo OF Mrs. A. h.
schut,. $3.50 ssrd ave. $. W.
NORTH END PROGRESSIVE
CLUB
Tho North End Progressive club
will give a card party Tuesday.
April 10, ut y. m. sharp. at tho
home OF Mira. w. A. Sloan, 1920
waillngford ave. Take Green Lake
car No. 20 and set off OF Denny
station.
LADY EAGLES WHIST PARTY
Lady Eagles viii give a whist party
ut Wings cafeteria. Thursday, Arrll
~. Mt $3.50 y. IN. The public Ia in.
vlted.
SEATTLE REVIEW No. s
Seattle Review No. s, ". II. A..
OF tho Maccnbccs, win meet Thurs.
day. April ~. Of y. m, in A. o.
~. w. hall, 1909 Ninth ave.
BAPTIST MISSIONARY
UNION
The Women's Baptist Missionary
union will meet "Wednesday. April
IL. at 1880 n. m. In tho Chinese
Baptist church. Luncheon at noon.
PHI KAPPA PSI
MOTHERS CLUB
Phi Kappa Psi Mothers' club viii
meet Tuesday, April 10. at tile chap.
ter house at y, m.
ROSE SOCIETY AUXILIARY
the auxiliary to tho Seattle Rose
nanlnIa. a..lll q -