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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-21
woMAN's CENTURY CLUB


The meetings OF the woman's Cen
fury club next eek. beginning Mon
day. April 20. include the French de-
partment, which meets on Monday at
the Hotel Washington, at II a. m.
The political science department,
win meet Tuesday. Mt If a. m. ut tho
Y. w. c. A. Mrs. w. ID. Tarnacliff
win speak on Educational and Rec
reatlonal Topics" and Mrs. William
Praier on '"Thc Relations OF Mexico
with the United States. and History
OF Texas"
The parliamentary procedure de-
partment win meet Tuesday at 2.3o
p. m. in the board room at the Y
w. G. a.
Tho social service department will
give candy and fresh fruit shower
at the Kenny home. 100 Fauntlcroy
ave, Thursday, at 2 p. m. a splcn-
did program will be given. In charge
OF Mrs. Mary II. Ramsdell. Every
ono invited 10 come ana DrinS CANDY
Take Fauntleroy car.
Tho literature and travel depart
mcnt will meet Friday morning at II
o'clock. 'The Shantung Question:
by Mrs. G. II. Clarke: discussion led
by Mrs. George Hacker. Village
Life and River LIFE" Mrs. Joseph
Kildall.
Tho regular meeting Of tho club
will be held Friday afternoon at
o'clock. At . o'clock the drama do.
partment will present n Chinese play
In two acts. Mrs. Arthur Holt IL
chairman Of tho committee on stage
and costumes, assisted by Mrs. w. j.
Blackwell, Mrs, a. -. Blackwell, Mrs
Fred Bert, Jr., and Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Louie.
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MELODY CLUB MEETS

AEIOD1 CLUB MEETS
Tho Melody club met THURSDAY
evening with Miss Helen Moffitt at
the home OF her aunt. Mira. II. A.
Hemphili. when the following pro-
gram was presented:
Pisro-s'1finret Antique" Paderewski
Mira Cstha Petersen
rro-soprano-"Ths Moonlight. the
Rose and You. ....-........S ehniek
Miss Gertrude WiEgen
PRpsr--A Short synopsis Of the Opera
"Rlgoictto" ..........-.........
Miss Antonia Emminssr
MesEo-soprEBo-
tA) An Indian Love Song. .Leursncs
tb) Pale Moon" .............. Logan
Miss Ingrid sziin
Plane-'Phyillr." Waltz Caprice. Deeper
Mrs Antouia Emminger
Soprano
ta) from the Land of the sky-gius
water" ...........-...... Cadmar
(b) 'whsre Ny Caravan Has Rest
cdF...... ...+............... lohr
Miss Olga Kuehi
paper-A Review OF tho Opera faust"
Miss tina Montgomery
NeTro-contrAito--
tA) ''Oh Promise Me-. De Koven
OBJ Roses" ...-.....-..... MacEiwes
tel Down IN the Forest. .... Ronald
Miss ELY salin
ta) 20. Mouvnrneen". ........... Lang
% Perfect Day. Bond
Miss Hesen Mofntt
Mozzo- Soprano
(a) Little Gray Home IN tho West
-, 49,, 80 :. .. "a. -.....'........Lohr
lpl Apfi ROOF -. ,..........s's.
Nj. ingrid saiin
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Calendar for Orthopedic Shops

Service the orhopedc will
Mrs Braden. william
II Mary GlcstIng
Mrs. c. Gallagher Mrs T. Mulanc
guild
adrona guild Edgar
Ynncy. chairman; Friday
hostess Saturday Ladies' Ex
Thrift will be University guild
with Mrs W. f. Henry and Mrs G. A. Wincrmuo assisting
r. p
Tuesday
chairman.
Wednesday Harry
chairman and the sadrona
chairman; A.
Douglas chairman the afternoon
Medina guild all Day
Frnk Park guild
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Seattle society
Edited by Lillian Keen LeBaister Telephone MAR o6oO
Music and Society Assistant-Louise Raymond
Art-Doothy Fay Gould Telephone, Capitol 0s29.
Seattle Garden Club Plans FIRST Annual
Spring FlolUer Sh01O; Attractive Program
Arranged for Club Musicale.

E annual election OF the Seattle Garden club held Friday when
l. tho assembled luncheon the
Hughes the president the club who
named honorary president
president Mrs Edward cprcsiden Mrs Stmson.
Mrs Could three added
Merrill
Perkins Henry suzzalo
the Fifa University which Metropolitan
affair.
Those desiring to compete In the various classes for cash
NJ special for the flower show Information regard
blanks
obtained
OF for the loveicst May basket
Prizes WIN be awarded beautiful luncheon table
The
for the local exhibit
Tho founded fyse
members stimulate beautiful
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Personal

Air and Mrs. sidney T.. De Lone,
who spent the past year IN COL
fornin. haze returned 20 Beilttle 70
mako their home.
Mr.. q. a. wendier left today
Tor spokane, on three weeks
visit
Mrs J. J. Mohnndros who is III
~ Providence hospital. II improving
nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hall anf
family wiil leave next week for
Twin Falls. Idaho. where they vii
make their home.
Miss Olive Leonard viii leave next
Saturday for California. going down
on the Ruth Alexander. She VIII
spend a short time In San Fran.
cisco With Mhs Phyllis Blake ana
viii also visit friends Ia the south
ern part OF the state.
Mra. n. s. stimson will return
the first Of next week from the
East. whore she has been spending
Beverai months.
Mr aud Mrs. Charles warnoke
Of Buffalo are visiting MrH. Philip
Cersi. en- route to their homo after
spending the winter IN California
Mrs Oscar Heiwig has just re-
turned from a months trip in the
East.
Mrs Gertrude Brawley lB leaving
Monday for California on a months
trip.
Miss June Krouse. OF Mount Yer
non. who has been spending week
with SIR. and Mrs. J. T.. creitz. mo-
torcd home last Thursday with her
hosts. who went on 10 Vancouver.
-. c, returning last evening.
sirz. Alexander chaimers and Mrs.
Harry Reyes Brooks. OF Portland.
arrived last evening by motor. and
are the guests Of Sir. and Airs I'd
ward u. Ballinger
Mrs Margaret II. Hayden. OF Port
land. is the guest OF Ar. and Mrs.
Charles Il. Thomas.
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AUXILIARY TO GIVE
SPRING SALE

The Ladies' Auxiliary. Theodore
Roosevelt Post. No. 81. V. +. w. will
hold a spring sale. starting at IL
a. m. Saturday. April IS. at yeter-
ans hail. 1858 Third ave. A chick
en- dinner viii also be served at IL
noon. Progressive whist starting at
s p. m.
The ladies' auxiliary was organized
July Is. 1922. and has enjoyed a
steady membership growth and a
very successful year in every way.
Various events are given to finance
tho hospital and relief work for vet
Grams and their families.
Mrs. William Howard Nelson. 1910
Bagley ave. under whose direction
tho sale Is given, has appointed sew
eral subcommittee TO work with
her.
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Club Talent IIEal Gire Musicale


81 3S0 O'Clock members only The following
Stephenson win
by
caeotu.
"U' Club Giee Club: Mrs William Earhar a piano
Bechovcn; t
sennerin uhsksrs Victor zednic and M Virgil Hancock
Miss Dcroshea Hopper at the piano.
septh CPasislo.
Gishlsi Nelson Miss
the
czhuua Cl Robert
Miss Helen Add Mrs Edward Hay Mrs Homer Eeher Mrs Samuel
Mrs Leah Miller Mckay Mrs William Eaart the
pianos
Doro,hea Hopper Miss Fcryman.
-Prendlm
tChdwckMrs Philip Nabte Miss Dorothea tho
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Luncheon Compliments House Guest

Mrs j. r. crcitx entertained with luncheon OF twelve
afternoon at her home i4s Seneca compliment, her
Miss June Ksousc OF Mount Vernon The party later attended
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Social A fairs at Fort Laauto1l

beginning
Wednesday April H. Captain
at home to the officers and ladies' OF the
ing Mrs Lynn s. McCready OF visiting
Harvard
Mrs B Meyer Peter
II C. Moore Mrs H. s. Condor and Mrs Walter A. PashkcskL
Honong Mrs Lynn McCready
Hardin luncheon Tuesday Frederick Nelson's
c. Moore Condor Rodman George
Newve Mrs William f. Marshall Jr, Mrs. Alexander MCGEE
Cartwright Miss Gwendoyn Nwlove Mrs. Walter
Ralph Wiiamuth
Major
the post at The Dansan given compliment their
Lynn McCready at the Officers
assisted by Mrs. r. r. Hardin
currant blossoms flags and the bright
Friday night
ball
Lieut. Col Oliver H. Docy and Mrs Docery The Included
folk from the University Washington
besides Colonel and Mrs Dockeys
with Colonel Dockery
Mrs Hart Lieutenant Governor
6uzzaro Mrs r. r. Hardin Captain
Newlove md
Major c.
Sunset Their
Captain Mrs. Macon Captain
Wntamuth. L. McCready,
Hrs Taylor Mr. Mrs. Phillips
DR. Ncwloyo
~ their
Captain and Mrs. Niece Chaplain
Miss Grace Professor Mrs
shu,z Lieut. G. Kinder Mrs Peter Dawson
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ASSOCIATION

The British-Amorlcon association
will give it's next concert on Friday
evening. April 81, at tho Fine Arts
hall. 1913 Fourth ave, This will be
America Night" and tho music win
be In accord with the occasion. All
members and friends OF tho assocIn.
ton cordially Invited to attend.
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Music
GuiOmar Noyaes in
CONCERT April 20

Seattle n eagerly anticipating ne
first appearance here next Sunday.
April 20. of Mlle. ouiomar Novass.
The wonderful Brazilian pianiste.
whom Eastern critics have pro.
nounced the most important plants
tice find In a generation.
Nile. Novssp Will b. toloist with
tie Seattle Civic Symphony orehss.
ira next Sunday afternoon. az .
O'Clock. AZ the Metropolitan theatsr.
She Is % play the Grieg Concerto,
with orchestra accompaniment, ana
a group Of Liazt soil numbers.
Tho GulOmar Nagaes II only %
years old. her artistic achievements
have brought her worldwide fame.
Tho late James Huneker. famous
critic, said OF Hovnes that she hss
"ths manners Of a school girl. but
the technique. execution and pas.
sion OF master"
IN addition 10 the playing OF No
vaes, the orchestra Of 10 members,
under the direction Of Nine. Dayen.
port Engberg. will present an Or
chestrRl number Of unusual interest.
The complete program for tho con
cert follows:
Overture '1issnirhmide', ....,... hossinl
Symphony No. s-''rnfihishsd" Schubert
Allegro moderate
AHdante con motto
Concerto Tor PiaB0f0rts. Minor ,cfitr
Allegro moderate
Adazfo
Allegro marcafo
0ui0mar HoYasa
Orchestra suite--'IsesusH PlttoresqpsE'
...........s.s...-. -. AiArsffist
March
AIR 90 Ballet"
"AnEciua''
''Fsta Bohsme"
Piano Eoii--
"iinrfnurinR woods. ..........
Dance Of tho onoInes" ........ Ilaxt
10Th EhnpEody ....s+...sss...s-
Guiomar Nova,s
''I.iysfhoi" (by TsqusstJ ...s..... .Euhlau
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BENEFIT TEA At
MRS. TICKS HOME

~ the benefit tea given by the
Seattle League OF Women Voters at
the homo OF Mrs. Edward r. Flick.
32os Hunter blvd. on April q. at
: p. m. Mr., Glenn Hughes will speak
on Moscow Art Thcater." On this
occasion the league plans to give the
women Of Seattle an opportunity TO
meet few OF the Russian colony.
who have recently como TO Seattle.
They will interpret little OF their
life In tho Russian, by observance OF
few OF the unique Russian customs.
an the custom OF receiving honorcd
guests with bread and salt. Two OF
the Russian girls will assist. dressed
in Russian costumes. and Madame
V. I. Alzinoff. viollnist. will play
several Russian selections.
Madam Alexander Brelsgaloff,
daughter Of the former princess Gng-
arin of Russia. will say few words,
giving her impressions OF America
and American life.
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Mrs. Cassels Luncheon Hostess

complimening Mrs Frank Hall. who. with Mr.. Hal and
leaving next week for Twin Falls. Idaho reside Mrs
attractive luncheon OF at residence
afternoon.
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RAINIEn NOBLE POST 30. /

American Legion Auxiliary 10
Rainier Noble Post No, held an
executive board meeting in the New
Arctic hotel club rooms today at 1
p. m. TO make final plans for the
rdmmagc salc April 81 and ?s. This
sale will be conducted TO assist in
the disqualification work in furnish
ing ward SO, cushman hospital.
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FINE ARTS STUDY CLUB

Tho Fine Arts Study club win
hold It's annual club luncheon at
Mrs. Robert Ayann's home wednes-
day. April Is. NJ p. m.
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WEST WOODLAND pr

The annual election OF officers OF
the West Woodland PIT A. wns held
In the auditorium Wednesday. April
Is, OF 1880 p. m, with the following
results: Mrs. u. II. Murray. prca-
dent; Mrs. c. NJ. Mcintyre, first vice
president; Miss Grace MacDowell.
second vice president: Mrs C. G..
Watson. secretary: Mrs. II. A. Nc
Corkcy. treasurer.
The delegates elected to attend the
convention include Mrs. II. A. Nc.
Corkcy Mrs G. G. Watson. Mrs. r..
J. Richards. Mrs. c. NJ. Mcintyre,
Miss Grace Mcdowell. Mrs. George
Hunt, Mrs. II. Il. Murray, Mrs, III,
Mclilroy, Miss Theresa Williams; nj.
tcrnatcs. Mrs. G. n. Boyle. Mrs. G..
II. Lowrio, Mrs. Van plcrson, Miss
Grace Shank. Mrs. l.. Il. Davis Mrs.
A. u. Date, Mrs, II. Dovlnc, Mrs. r.
Westgotc. Miss Alice Thompson and
Mrs. w. j. Coleman.
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RECEPTION AT FIRST
~ q, y.t.,-..Sx

On Tuesday evening, April e..
there viii be given an Informal 70.
oeptlon In the parlors OF the First
NJ. Il. church In honor OF Miss Grace
Clark. Miss Clark has been for.
cign missionary in Africa for about IL
years and In an interesting speaker.
There will bo special music and ro-
ports from those who attended the
mid-year meeting at Portland. An
women interested invited.
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YOUNG woMEN's CLUB
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

The Young women's club of the
First Baptist church will meet at the
Chinese Baptist church, Ninth and
King, Saturday, April 2S. at p. m.
Mrs. George II. Biggs will tell of her
recent trip to China. Hostesses will
be Miss Alice Shape, Miss May Hurd.
Miss Hazel Burch. Miss Gladys John
son and Miss Jennie Young.
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The Aprsi meeting OF the Amer.
can Association of University Won.
en- win be held at tho Y. w. c. A.
Saturday. April 2s, at 1880 p. m.
Make reservations by calling Beacon
2i4i or Melrose a15s by Thursday,
April &c.
Talks by members will be given
on tho following subjects: The In
ternational Federation OF University
w mem: international Club
Houses: News From the A. U. w.
in Other Lands: The International
Aspect of the Organization Of Over
seas Women" Lulie Nettleton: I'm.
pressions OF the Status of Women
in Germany and Austria" Mrs.
Joseph Lane.
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wooDcRArT TOTEM Gun

The woodcrnft Totem club will
meet Thursday afternoon, April &c,
ut . O'Clock. In the club rooms. 4IsT
Arcade building. Ncighbors of
Woodoraft welcome.
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Miss Douglas to Be Man Bride

The Miss Lucille daughter T.
Douglas Mr. Nelson Lee Clark NJ
Portland VIII be emnzed Wednesday evening May o'clock
the Zta Tau Alpha house.
Mrs. Hartley Mathis
Donald Douglas. brideclc,s brother
Miss Douglas member OF the Alpha sorority
Rho honorary organization Clark affiliated
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SEATTLE POETRY CLUE

The Seattle Poetry club will meet
"Wednesday. April %. at p. m. AT
Mr.. Krinke's studio. Mckelyey apart
mcnts. 1919 Third ave, fseyenth
floor).
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LORRAINE SOCIAL CLUB

Lorraine Social club viii meet
"Wednesday. April Is. al p m. in
the Masonic temple.
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COLONIAL. counr O. OF A

Colonial Court. Order OF Amaranth.
U. D., win hold its regular meeting
In the Corinthinn room at tho Ma.
sonic temple, "Wednesday. April s5. nj
5 p. m. Initiation. Banquet at 6
p. m. Call East 1909 for rescrya-
tons
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FEDERATION or
WOAlENrs CLUBS

Seattle Federation OF women's
clubs win meet Monday. April 20, Al
p. m. al the clubhouse. ESecu'
two board meets AZ 1880 a. m. The
amended bylaws viii be discussed
and voted upon.
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BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
wOMT.N,9 CLUB

Tho regular meeting OF tho Busi.
meas and Professional womcn's club
will be held al Dartnalts cafeteria.
on Tuesday. April ~, a; o'clock.
Tho meeting win be preceded by
dinner. Miss Zclla Allen viii speak
on tho Girls Parental School"
and DR.. Leonora Grant win talk
on Recreation. Diversions and Va.
cations for Business Women" This
viii be the last meeting for ballot.
ing before tho annual election Of
officers.
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announce Daughter's Enhancement

OF
Ter, Kathryn Arthur Bedford Ind.
Both Mig Petz0
Washington
the University wedding
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LYRIC CHORAL CLUE

The ladies' Lyric chornl club
will meet for rehearsal. Tuesday.
April "a. In the main Sunday
school room OF the First Prcsbyter.
Inn church at 7:i5 p. m.
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CROWN HILL IMPROVEMENT
CLUB
The Crown Hill Improvement club
met on April 10 az tho Crown Hill
Methodist church.
Nomination OF officers was made.
and the election will be held at the
Improvement club hnil on Thursday.
May J. nj D. m.
Community singing was led by
Mr.. Hess.
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LADIES' AID COLUMBIA

o.sN'is'sNA ioNAb 'iittIH
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Co
lumbia Congregational church win
give q cooking lesson and luncheon.
April 20 and 81, from II to .. under
tho direction OF Mrs. J. II, Toller.
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GREENWooD Pr. A.

The April meeting OF the Green.
wood PIT. A. was held at the
school. Wednesday. April Is. Mt $3.50
p, IN. Pupils OF the fifth grade gave
n dramatl ;ation OF Mother Goose
Health Rhymes; Mrs, IL. III. Can.
field spoke on PIT. A. committee
work; vocal solo by Mrs. Lottie
Meedham and Mr. Il. S. Fleming
gave u talk on the Junior High
school," Tho next meeting will be
held the second Wednesday in May.
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RUSSIAN MUSICALE
AT MRS. TYsoN'a HOME

Tho Literary and Travel club win
give Russian musicale Monday
afternoon. April 70. at tho homo Of
Mrs a. n, Tyson. 1916 s2d ave. n.
Miss Cecilia Rakowitsch win give
an Informal talk on THE EmiRran,
Women Of Russia" followed By a
Russian program arranged by Mrs.
A. j. Mccarthy and Mrs. philip
Brady
Piano Prelude C sharp Minor ,...,..
...s.st.+. ss..t4..,.. .Rsshmaninoff
Mrs. Edna henson Simon
Concerto first Movement. so. 7.....
,..,.ss,.....s -'s''ss'''s'ss.s. heIlet
Ar. Simon hsysr
Vocal
al "sonE Of fndiA- nim,ly. Irorsskof'
Cb) ''Aiumbsr Song "a OFstchaninoH
Mira nsi steele Ross
Aflss Roth Wahinamuth At the piano
Russian Solo pshee--'Iirlxhily shinss
the Moon' ....+.sss.,,........
Miss ufsniA voiksy
Miss Ruth Wohlrsmuth az tho piano
COMMONWEALTH CLUB
Tho Commonwealth club viii meet
at partnaii's cafeteria, Leary build
inE. Monday evening. April %. At
s:is. Or. J. ". Bowman will talk on
-pcmoeracy-Indusiry-i
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Entertain Bridge Club

Mr. and Mrs % W branch entertaining the members Of
club OF three tables this evening their ib Haln
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cusTER AuXILIARY 10. (

Custer Auxiliary 40. Z. TO Custer
Camp No. I. viii hold business
session in tho club rooms at the
Armory. Monday, April 20, at 2
p. m.
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"KINa rur, APRoN DANCE

Aid improvement; club win give
king Tut apron dance. Friday.
April 81. a, Community hall. Prizes
will be awarded for tho mos,
unique costume, Mrs. c. X. Rogers
u chairman OF the entertainment
committee. assisted BY Mrs. J. A.
Bernard. Mra. waiSon Webb and
Mn. J. l.. Downing. Tho affair il
for tho bonefi, OF the clubhouse
fund.
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sEArTLr REv1Ew No. s

Seattle Review No. S. W. u. A., of
the Maccabces. viii entertain with n
card party In a. o. u. w. hall. 1909
Ninth ave, Thursday evening. April
&c. at . p. m. Business meeting az
.. m.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

AUDUBON SOCIETY
Tho Audubon society win meet
i siAt ave. and East Madison IT.,
sunday morning. April 20. ~ 10
o'clock. Misc shourek VIII lead
the walk. Any one interested in
birds invited.
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Dinner Will Honor Arthur Hard

Mr. and Mrs. James Colbert Sullivan viii be hosts
at the Rainier club next Thursday evening In hons
Hurd. Of New York. who Is a visitor In town.
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WoMAN,s CIVIC cI1rn

The Woman's Civic club will meet
In tho Erickson room at the Y. w.
c. A. Tuesday. April "a. Business
meeting at p. m. At y. m. there
VIII he n debate on THE Transfer
Of Port Bonds"
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hALIlARn W. q. r. u.

Ballard w. G. 4. U, will meet with
Mrs. John Richards. G540 Dihblo avo,
Friday. April q, at 2 p. IN. Subject,
'Ant.narcotlcs."
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WISCONSIN ooLDEYRoD CLUB

The Wisconsin Goldenrod club will
meet with Mrs W. Thompson. $50
ssth ave. ~. "Wednesday. April rs.
Box lunch nj 1880 p. m. Mrs. d. A.
Hardy and Mrs. George Warren. as
ds;ing hostesses. All former Wis
oonsin ladies' welcome. Take Mont
lake car 10 Mercer ~.
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GOPHER CLUB

The Gopher club will meet Satur-
day evening, April IS. at 7:45 p. M.
at Swedish club hall. 1877 Eighth
ave. A program of entertainment
viii be followed by dancing. Refresh
ments will be served. All Minneso-
tans welcome.
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Engagement of Miss Carstens Made Knoa0n
Dinner Hosts This Eueninq

To honor Ar George Hurd and his Mr.. Arthur III
Mrs James D. Hoge VIII entertain a, dinner this evsnn
The Highlands.
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Mrs Margaret II. Hayden. OF Port
land. is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Il. Thomas
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ADAMS Pr. A.

Adams PIT. A. will meet at the
school. Thursday. April 90. at ESQ
p, m. Election of officers and other
important business will come before
the circle. so a large attendance is de-
sired. Mrs. Bertha G.. Brown. chair
man OF the motion picture commit
tee. will be the speaker.
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Recent A17iyals COMMUNICATED

evening At tables d
here from Denver TO mako their home
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
OF UNIVERSITY WOMEN

NUT NpIN T OUI 1870 s.s.ssssssEss
Miss ingrid Salin
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SEATTLE woMANs cLun

SfsNt 1T nPsAAsN y A-lb
The literary Interpretation and
current topics departments OF the
Seattle woman'a club viii meet
"wednesday. April 80. NJ the homo
Of Mlsr Libby Trlmble. .ii4 Hsr.
yard ave. ~. at 1880 p. m. sharp.
Mrs. Lee Wheeler hostess.
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b. or l.. u. AUXILIARY

Ladies' auxiliary to tho u. of l.. l..
VIII give card party and luncheon
Wednesday, April 90. at p. M. In
M. Il, II. a. hill. 1923is First ave.
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annual Breakfast of Daughters of Pioneers

In o
Washington 1870 win
o'clock honorng Mrs Stevens Bates Olympia daughter OF h
1884,
daughter Of tho Washington after
a
Williams
chairman charge OF the breakfast Mrs
historical
Al a
Mrs Rowena Skramsad OF Tacoma
membership
limited held
the mezzanine floor. TO which oil friends invited
Dinner Will Honor Arthur Hnrd
Hurd. Of New York who Is a visitor In town.
Engagement of Miss CdrstenS Made Knoi0n
wansa. Hubert G. schenck. o Eugene.
University honorary
The marriage win probably
Dinner Hosts This EUening
Hud
Mrs VIII
Mrs CdSsels Luncheon Hostess
compimenting family 10
leaving Idaho
attractive luncheon
Guild Tea at Mt Baker Park Club House
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sirH. Alexander Chalmers and Mrs.
Harry Reyes Brooks, OF Portland.
arrived last evening by motor. and
are the guests OF Sir. and Airs, I'd
ward u. BallinFer.