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Calendar for Orthopedic Shops

Trinity parish WIN be in charge at the ohopedc Shop
WITT Mrs a A. Pnney hostess assisted
samuel Dice, Mrs Iucke Mira s n
Christie Mrs John Hayes g. O. suddk and
-
Tuesday ST. Marks guild of ST. Marks church. chca chairman
Wednesday Westminster church chairman Thurs
day st. Magarets guild Of ST. Marks church Mrs
Friday, AK auxiliary saprdov
Frink Park guild Mrs. II. r. rman
The Thrift Shop viii be in University guild Monday
scented by MIS- G. A. Wntermute and Mrs
Highland Drive guild the morning Mrs Moore chairman
George
the morning Queen Anne guild Mrs Harry chairman in the
Madrona guild morning
guild Holmes,
guild Mrs. Fred Gilman Friday Mrs j. Ferler Mrs
Saturday
chairman
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W. L. C. w. CONVENTION

". L. C. W. CONVENTION
APRIL Is
or special interest 10 the club
women Of Seattle IS the sixth annual
assembly Of the womanB Legislative
Council OF Washington. TO be held IA
this city. April Is to 81, inclusive.
The University Christian church has
been secured. and "a very timely and
interesting program Is promised BY
tho committee In charge.
Tho Homan's Legislative council
wan organized primarily 10 co-ordi.
uatc the legislative committees lE ex.
sizing societies into ono body. and It's
membership now represents womens
clubs from practically every city and
town In tho state. Tho council Is
divided into four general groups: 30
elal. education. economic and govern
mcnt. and tho heads Of tho various
departments arc ever active and are
accomplishing much good in the Hpc.
olal work apportloned 70 each group.
Tho official publicity organ Is the
Legislative Counsellor. edited by Mrs.
Sophie J.. vs.. Clark. and published
in Seattle.
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DATES
TO REMEMBER


MONDAY. ArHiL ia
Mrs o \ ThBfmond's hfldGs lunch
con and mitcsilaneaus shoWrf 20
compliment Miss Thora hhrEafei
JsnkiuG nt home.
Mrs Hsubsn r. Fingers dinner AZ
tho wsmsns University CLUB Tor
the study club ~ Everett
nf. aud Hff. r = WiuEats.s eufist
supper So honor Hugh WalPpl7'
TUESDAY. AFnIL IL
Mrs. Edward y. Campsus bridge tea
60 home.
Mrs.. James u. IioEss luncheon Of
home hs birthday compliment
90 her neither Mrs. May IT,
Hanna.
ns. t.swis T. IIsy's fridge luncheon
~ the Women's University eluh
WEDNESDAY. APRIL Ia
Mfs Norris Lunduuists tea 70 com
piimsnt 1its rhofa Margaret Jsn.
kins. ~ home, from uhhl
o'clock
Nrs Joseph Disafd's luncheon ~
hsr home "rh- FifH." % honor
Mr. James Brewster,
THURSDAY. ArHIL ip-
Mra. q q. uistsTu ana afst ~
compliment Miss ThsrA Margaret
Jsnkins
Nr and afs Alison a. woodruff
dinner al home.
AIfs e. b. gtraiey'a and Mrs., o. p.
whsaton's bridge luncheon ~
Eiks club
FRIDAY. ArnIL so
omcefg dance a. Port LaWton'
SATURDAY. ArHiL si-
The marriage ~ Miss Thora Mar
Tsrut Jenkins Go Ar. Edward o.
Johnson. az tho home 81 the bride
elects parents Mr. and ATs
charles Thompson jenkins. At
tis0 O'Clock.
TUESDAY. APHm a.
f.aufrlhufst duiid's bridge tea q,
homes % Afs. Charles 4. h0hhi
and Mrs. EDWARD ~ iiaHinttpnt
"WEDNESDAY. APRIL ss-
Daughters ~ Pioneers % wasting
ton "a have breakfast AZ it"tci
WashinEfon
THURSDAY. ArnIL "a
Mr and Mrs. J J. VOTES buffet
dinner az home.
TUESDAY. APniL So
Annual csfd party % ouesn hunf
| cirfis Fpiit ard i10wsr Mission
I'll Hotel nowmAn.
FRIDAY. NAY -
Tsnuis bail az TIE club house,
FRIDAY. MAY IL
| Womsns University club 20 Iisr an
| nusi sports clothes bali a. TIE
Masonic Temple
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The Campfire Girls conference VII
taks place Ia Seattle. May 1891 IN.
elusive. The following schedule VIII
be observed;
Friday. May 25-
pe,dairatlon at Campfire head
1uar3err. 4tC5 Arcade Bids
400 100 Mixer 11i4 picnic. Noluh'
teer park Or broadway high school
depending upon the wsather).
Evening meeting. eofnmuhi
~ program. welcome address, camp.
fire stunts. Talk. 'IndiHn Legrndh''
Professor Edmond Aeany.
Saturday. May &c
g:ao-s:s0 49, Rsgistraiion continued
Visit craft exhibit AT Campfire head
quarters.
s:a0-i0:oo - Bon Marehe - Group
alnginR and Campfire songs Round
table discussion: "Hymbolihm-W why
and How Ws Una 10 IN Campfire,
Chairman. Mira Frank Holsell. Dis
cuariou led BY Helen Gray. Amehs
Nichols, jean TIL. Winlfred Herfick
Mauds Anderson. Catherine Baum
I Elizabeth Turner. Alics Lopp. iihr'
rlet Bear. Merlyn Bulls.
IO:OO-ii :0O-Giris' session. Chair
man. Jean TIL Round table discus
sion: Campfire an All-Around
I Program. What Docs II Mean "a
/ You 90 30 a Campfire Glrl7 What
/ win Campfire Mean 20 You Fiyc
/ Years From Sow2 How Can We
Make a Circle OF Campfire Around
the Worldg'
iii0O-i2;OO--Cir session; Lett
Go Camping: seaiih motion pictures
What 20 Take and What 70 TAX
/ Away from Camp"
iOsO0-ii 90 - tiunrdians' session
Chairman. Miss Anne Simmons
Round table discussion: The De
moeracy Of Cnmpnre:" The Re
aulromsnts for Leadership" ''Th'
Campfire Honor System"
/ IoOI2.0O - Guardians sersion
Chairman. Mra o. l. Thompson
Hiking: Camping Together. Natur'
Lore.
1900. g;0O-Freo for luncheon.
Cuardians' luncheon.
2:6O-4 Assembly AZ WOODLAND
park. Track meet.
7:0o-orand Council. University
stadium.
Sunday, May 81
All Campfire Girls In tho city Ar'
urged 20 attend church in a body
Special arrangements viii be mad
for services In ali denominations
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Nomen' s Clubs

woMAN's CENTURY CLuB
Tho French department, OF the
woman's Century club viii NEE,
Monday. April 10. az ~ a. IA. al the
Hotel Washington. AZ The last meet.
ing The following officers we're elect
Cd; Mrs George a. Stanton. chair.
man. MIRA Louis Marka Vice chair
man; Mira. r. }. Butcher. secretary
treasurer.
The nFt department, meets Tuesday
With Mia T.. r. inEraharu, 1853 isth
ave. N. a, 2 p M The program win
10 given by Mira William Elliott and
Mrs A. g. Warner. stfricop,Ieon
yioNn viii be shown Of tho work Of
dorado TAFT. sculptor.
The drama department viii meet
Wednesday. at 1880 a. m. In the
blue parloTs OF tho Y. W. c. A. ON.
Gers elected az tho last meeting In
eiudo Mrs. Arthur Holt. chairman /;
Mrs. Fred W. Bert. Jr.. vice chair.
man; Miss sara s. Williams. nocrs.
'ary-ircasnrcr.
The club viii hold a fummagc rais
at 1909 weHtlakc ave. Thursday. Fri.
day and Saturday. April 10. 20 and
81. Mrs. W. J. Blackwell. chairman,
East 2t5s. Mrs, Fred Evans. vice
chairman. Mslroao s45o: Mrs George
Hacker. chairman OF motor corps.
Save your rummage from "ciean
up" week and phone from your dis.
trict 70 the following ohalruen
Queen Anne. Mrs. Frank Wolff. Car.
field 2i0i. and Mra John whaIley
Garfield. iios; Beacon Hin and Mt
Baker. Mrs. j. WIN JoneA Beacon
20ss; Beach Drive. Mrs, r. o Jones
Yves, isT2: West Seattle, Mrs. Fred
Graham. West 4sTT. Madrona. Mrs
NJ. j. Falkenhurg. East s2ia: Capitol
Hlll. Mrs. J. J. Lea. Capitol aIss. and
Mrs. Louis Marks. Eaa, 25s2: Inter.
lakcn. Miss Alice Miller. East 1895
North broadway. Mrs. ]. r. Nichoi
East 1900; University. Mrs C. 4
Wintormute. Kenwood 1895.
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Music
Junior Amphions
Give Concert

The Junior Amphlon society.
which gave iia fra, concert b.
TueAday evening. was organized by
Or. II. l.. Glahc for the ps'rpoae Of
continuing the musical education Of
the boys voice from tho High School
0lea club. until the voice Is mature
enough 90 join choral socioty.
The program. given by tho society
aa a whole. was we'll balanced and
enthusiastically received. Tho ar
Bisting artists wern Iris Garfield.
cclliat. Miss Eyhngtilna Cook. 80.
pfano. and Or. r.. l.. Chase. baritone.
Arville Iiciaind n tho director OF the
society. with Mrs, r. l.. GiaSe ac'
companlsi
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HIGHLAND PARK p. n. a

Highland Park PIT A, will meet
at the Highland school auditorium
Tuesday. April III at $3.50 p. m. Mrs.
Henry Landos will speuk on Com.
munlty Problems" Annual election
OF officers and delegates to the con.
vention win take place. Refresh,
ments.
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BENEFIT LECTURE AND TEA

BENEFIT LECTURE AND TEA
The Seattle League OF Women
voters VIII give a benefit lecture
and tea at the homo OF Mrs. Edward
r. Flick, 1908 Hunter blvd. Tuegdny
afternoon, April "a, at 2 o'clock. Mr..
Glenn Hughes, Of the University of
washington, will talk on The Mos.
COW Art Thcater In America the
Winter Of 1877 The assistants will!
be alihonlced later.
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Seattle Society
Edited by Lillian Keen LeBalster Telephone Main oeoo.
Music and Society Assistant-LouiSe Raymond
Art-Drothy Fay Gould, Telephone, Capitol oS29.
Miss Jenkins Wedding Day Set for April 21
Botrothed Pair to Be Honored Sunday
Eueninq

TUE Jenkins daush OF Mr. and
Mir Edward Johnson OF
be soemnlred saturday evening April
IL o'clock the homo o; the bdeeee's parents Rev sidney
Morgan will the service
MeGnyay win maid Of and Mr. Cart NJ Jona
brother best Barbara arey daughter OF Mr.
A. Brkey the flower GIRL and Jack Bra the ttlo
Mr. ana Mrs j. End Braid win be the rims bearer
will follow the Assisting 60 b Miss Helen
Dickinson summons Miss Ntarse Johnson and Miss Susan
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KING COUNTY
LEGISLATIVE FEDERATION

Several Of tho candidates for the
city council have been invited 10
speak before the Legislative Fedora.
ttion Of King county ut the next reg.
ular meeting. Monday. April 10. ?
D. m. These meetings arc held in the
second floor olubroom Of tho Y. W.
c. A.. and visitors are always wei.
cnuir
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Personal

Mrs. Mitchell Gillian left today
Cor New York 10 nail kiay on the
tho President Monroe for England.
wacr0 Hho win spend tho summer
Visiting hor sister Mrs, Archibald
r. Cater. IN London.
MrH. Richard A. IallinEer with
her Hon. Mr.. Richard BsllinEcr.
and mother. Mrs. Mary A. bradley.
win rrmove May 20 tho Arcadia
apartments.
Miss Frances oldham. with her
brother. Mr.. Robert Oldham. jr..
ana Mr. Lawrence Meclelland. r.
leaving Sunday by motor for Call.
fornla Mlaa Oldham VIII visit her
cousins. capt and Mrs William
Merritt. IN Coronado. for short
time. The party will DO Joined later
In Los Angeles by Mr. Robert Old
ham. sr. and viii motor home IN
two or three weeks,
Mrs. C. s. Wheeler, Of Pendlcton.
ore; Mr.. and Mrs. lt D. Iierod. o.
Zillah. Wash, and Mrs. n, 49,.
Johnson ana Mas Esther johnson.
OF Mount Vernon. came down 20 at
tend the graduating exercises OF the
claAs OF the spoken Word. nj tho
Cornish.
Mrs. Ray Sterling win leave Mon.
day. April 10. for her homo In Aus.
tralia.
Air and Mrs. W. /. nhodoa re.
turned Thursday from five wc1ka'
visit IN Del Monte. Cal.
Mr. and Mira. Donald Mcclallan
dorothy 0roono have romoy cd
from the Volunteer putk apartments
10 an apartment AZ Park Court.
Mrs, lane Summers and childNn
left Friday FOR "a two months visit
with relatives IN Chicago,
Mr.. Falcon Joslln left this week
for New York on a business "Trip.
MlHa Priscilla Anderson and her
house guest. Nine Suzanne Coliig
non. OF Paris. returned Las, night
from a rev days visit In the uays
fiarbor country.
Mra. Harry Ahhrplesa haf return
eli from n months trip IN E0uthesn
California.
Mias Ruth Unlock. who il visit;
Ina her uncle and aunt. SIR. and
Mrs. y, Harris Warner in Middle.
ton. Conn. spent tho Easter vaea.
ton IN New York and Boston.
Mrs. J. II. Miner and sons. Hart
and Jack, are visiting relatives in
Portland for a week.
1ir Aubrey wilton thlicd Tues
day on the Ruth Alexander for los
Angeles 10 be away about tao
weeks
Mr., aud Mira. James I AcFhail
are being f,lieiihied upon the birth
Of daughter. Fay Allen, April Il. a,
Aidrrwood
MR.. Charles II. Thonas ieft las,
wock for California. 20 visit her son.
Mr.. Joseph H. Thomas. and dauEh.
ter. MFs. Frederick II. Oman. for
sot~ral montha
Afr. and Mrs. william Pitt Trim.
! bio have arrived from New York.
and sro guests NJ tho Hotel Scr.
rcnto.
SIR. and Mrr, Carstus Z. Gates
and little son. Robert. sailed today
for California. whero Mrs. Gates and
! non wiil rvmsia for several weeks.
Mr. and Mira Stephen A. Allen are
receiving congratulations on the
birth OF n non. Roger Preston. April
.. az TTii aoth ave 4. w.
Z
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coTER1E CLUE

Tho Coterio club will meet Friday,
April 20, az 2:l5 p. M, at the Uni.
versity Way club, 1880 University
way. Program: Current Reviews;
Art. Mrs. Archibald Wilson. Music.
Mrs. S. +. Gilpatrick: Literature.
Mrs. II. w. Soulcs; Science. Mrs. c.
A, Nowhall.
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WEST SEATTLE
HIGH SCHOOL pr. 4.

The Parcnt.Teachcr association Of
the West Seattle high school will
meet Monday. April 10. nj 25o y. IN.
in tho library OF the school for the
election OF officers. At ai0 Air. Carl
Z. Croson OF the school board win
speak. a large attendance Is dc.
sired.
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liARMoNY HOMESTEAD

Harmony Homestead No. 1913,
Brotherhood OF American Yeomen.
VIII give n card party Tuesday eve
nng, April II. at Moose hall. Eighth
ave. and Union st, All Yeomen In.
vited.
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ALPHA CLUB ELECTS

The following officers were elect
cd to serve for the ensuing year at
the last meeting OF the Alpha club.
held al the Hume OF Mrs. G. Ii.
Appleton: Mrs. W. c. Guitar. prcsi.
dent; Mrs. W. X. MacFariinc. vice
president: Mrs. It. Is. Garrison. re-
eordinE secretary; Mrs. J. II. Litihe.
corresponding secretary, Mrs, q. h.
Appleton. treasurer. Mrs. William
81. Curtiss. historian; Mrs. Carrie u.
Valentine. trustee.
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ladies' CRoTTo CLUB

LADIES' GROTTO CLUB
Novel features are being planned
for the annual dance Of the Ladies"
Crotto club, to he held In the Ma
sonic clubrooms. Arcade building.
April 20, according TO Mrs. Arthur
w. Schultz. committee chairman.
Th!S event has always been q very
enjoyable one. and the committee
promises that this year viii be no
exception 70 tho rule.
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MINOR PIT. A.

An interesting program has been
arranged by Minor PIT. A. for a
special Dads Night" meeting to be
held Friday evening, April 20. at
$3.50 o'clock. Judge King Dykeman
will he thc speaker of the evening
and Mrs. Clyde Morris will be heard
In a group OF songs, Refreshments
viii follow the program. An the
Dads arc cordially invited to at.
tend, which win be tho last evening
gathering of the current school year.
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NORTH END
PROGRESSIVE CLUE

North End Progressive club win
meet at the Puget Sound Savings and
Loan association clubrooms, 800 Pike
st., Tuesday. April IL, ut p. IN.
There will be n debate on Tho Port
Commission Project"
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MYRTLE CHAPTER
NO. IS, o. Y. s.

Myrtle Chapter No. a.. o L. s..
win excmpllfy tho degree in CORN.
Titan room. Masonic temple. Mon.
day evening, April ie.
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SEATTLE LODGE NO. I

Seattle lodge No. Z, d. II. p. A..
will have Its next regular meeting
In Evergreen hall. 1909 Ninth ave,
Tuesday evening, April IL. at 7:i5
O'Clock \ progressive whist party
win follow at O'clock.
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WoMAN'S LAKEWOOD
CIVIC CIIfn

The Woman's Lakewood Civic I'm.
provoment club Will hold It's regular
meeting Tuesday. April II, at 9 p. m.
nj the Lakewood clubhouse. A speak.
or will address tho meeting OH
"Amoiicanlsm.
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SOUTH SEATTLE PIT. 4.

Tho regular meeting OF the South
Seattle PIT. a. viii meet Tuesday,
April IL. at $50 p. IN. The children
from the different rooms VIII con.
tribute To tho program.
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CLUBS FOR MONDAY
cHArTER Ac. oF y. Y. 8.

CHATTER &C. OF r. u. y,
Chapter &C. Of r. Z. o.. win have
its regular meeting Monday. April
rs. al tho home II Mrs. r. a. Ernst.
a10f ssth ave. ~ Il. Tho Laurel.
hurst bus leaves 18th n. H. and 10th
81. n. AZ i3o p. m.
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Supper to Honor Engaged Couple

Lundqu have arranged OF twenty
In the Arcadia oomp
Gould and her fnoe Mr. Wallace Orr MCmen
OF Aberdeen. whose marriage takes April H.
Miss Thoa Margaret Jenkins
assisting VIII be Bates and Mr r. NJ
T. Gnroy and Mrs Raymond
Barbara Helen Macintosh win receive the cards
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Enqlish Novelist Win Lecture Monday

accomplished thru social activities rather
In politics Is
10 the First Presbyterian church
the Womens University club
his high position in the English literary world Mr. wapo
eminent Gilbert
X Chesterton. Wells and John
Friend
He is h
lnterspcsed interesting remnseonce
club months make
the welpoe lecture biggest literary occasions OF tho
this lecture which
Tuesday evening he viii
In on Psychology
be reception
University The
Reservations mas be made until
noon sunday
evening will
buffe, supper thirty been invited
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CoNIMoNwEALTH cI.rn

Tho Commonwealth club Will meet
at Darinall's cafeteria. Inary build
ing. Monday evening. April 10. at
SIS. Or. J. n. Bowman Will speak
on democracy"
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JEFFERSON PARK
WoMEN,s CLUE

The Jefferson Park Ladies' i'm.
rrovcment club win meet Monday.
April ie. at p. N. with Mrs. Il. r.
Arnold. 2sOi 18th ave. $.
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ALoHA cIIApTER No. Ind

Aloha Chapter No, ii6, O. Il. s..
win hold a card party Friday even.
Ing, April 10, ut Wings cafeteria. at
$50 O'Clock. All Eastern Stars and
friends invited.
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SUNSET HEIGHTS
LITER kpN CYrrn

Tho Sunset Heights Literary club
will hold It's regular meeting at the
home Of Mrs, jennie Sleeves. 45i5
Greenwood ave, on Tuesday. April
II. at y. m.
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SUNSHINE CLUB

The Sunshine club OF Queen City
chapter, o. II. s., Will meet Tues.
day, April II, at u. m. ut the Ma.
sonic temple. Cards. All Eastern
stars and their friends invited.
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AUXILIARY TO
ROOSEVELT POST

Ladies' auxiliary 10 Theodore
Roosevelt post No. "a, U. S. w. V.
viii hold its regular meeting Tues.
day. April IL. at p. m. Members
urged 10 attend.
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ALPHA CLUB

The Alpha club will meet Thurs.
day, April 10, with Mrs. Caroline +,
Clark, 450S 10th ave. n. Il, Lunch.
con at 1880 y, m.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
LYRIC CHORAL CLUE

The Ladies' Lyric Choral club viii
meet for rehearsal Tuesday evening,
April II. Mt 7:i5 o'clock. In the main
Sunday school room at tho First
Presbyterian church
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LADY EAGLEs cIlln

Lady Eagles club will meet in NJ.
E. b. A. hail. 1925 First ave. Wed.
nesday, April is. Luncheon at /
r. m.
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CAPITOL HILL ". c. r. L.

Capitol Hin W. c. t. u. win meet
at the home OF Mrs. Marie Gresham,
1895 18th ave. NJ. Tuesday. April IL,
Luncheon nj IL o'clock.
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ANNUAL CHILD
MEI.FARE CLINIC


BABY week. under the auspices OF
tho child welfare department Of The
Seattle Federation Of womsu'a
Clubs. viii be held at tho Bon Mar.
che. April 1871 dncluaivel.
The clinic IA no, 30 much for the
scoring OF tho perfect baby an for
the aiilng one, Thursday. April 10.
will be orthopcdlc day. All ailing
children viii be given special nttcn
ton that day. The children not
well will be cared for first and win
not bc kept waiting. Saturday.
April 81. viii he Infants day. No
child over months old viii bc ex.
amined. The beet child specialists In
tho city have been secured for
Thursday aud saterday. Or. u.
II. Houston will have charge OF the
medical staff and Dr. II. C. Pickett
viii have charge or the dental STAFF.
Following Is the program:
Tuesday, April ~
Mrs. N y Maltby. President Of tho Sc
attls Federation OF womsns clubs.
presiding
SEQ .. m Dancing by the Douglas
Dancing Academy
ass ?. m.-care Of Ears. Nose and
Throat
Or. Copeland Piumm,r
7,is p. m.--sous Facts CONCERNING the
Diet % Children
Or. Jay l. Durand
AIS y. m.--''Sever the Less
sy pupils OF the snowden Dramatic
school
The hoy Edward Parsons
The Girl-Detty Thcmsr
Tho Hurgiar-Hurh Cucqus
Wednesday, April IN
Mrs a, r. Larson. President OF the
Washington State Federation OF
womer's Clubs. presiding
900 y. m,--Caro OF Teeth
Dr. Nanette Clay
$3.50 p. m.--EHpeetant Mother
Personal Hygiene Period
s--Comnnn Discomfnrts Explained
ebhriy SiEns OF Danger as Com.
pilcntions
DR. Chas. y. shannon
$500 y. me- Showing OF children's Clothes
on Models
3iso p. Dancing The Spring Song
sally Sue white
Thursday. April 10
Mira. H. a. ~. nonnar. state Chairman
OF Child welfare, presiding
300 p m. - DcformItics Prevalent In
Children
pr n l.. Jcfforys
$50 p m.-Home NURSING and Junior
Red Cross
Miss ". Trcdorloks
| $500 D. m.--"oid Fashion sketch"
ny pupils OF tho snowdon Dramatic
School
Georgia Miles
Betty Thomas
| Dorothy echcchort
Martha Mcdonald
FaN. a.
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Opening Exhibit at Fine Arts Gallery

opening
the high schools Sunday from TO o'clock
at tho F1ne A gallery.
Reynolds
for
Miss frankie Sullivan accompanied BY Miss Agnes Ross win sig the
following cadnanl
snnetOnia"
The exhibition open the public
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Something interesting Is always
happening in Campfire. This spring
we arc to get out now symbol
book using all the symbols Miss
Ellen has made during the past
three years for Campfire Girls. We
have copy OF most OF them at
Loheaua bu; we're trying 20 collect
all. Wen also include other orig.
inal symbols. Bring yours in. Help
make book wen ali be proud OF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-14

Fourteen girls will so to Bremerton
Sunday night to take part In the
Council Fire and demonstration
which the Bremerton Campfire Girls
viii give In the church in place OF
the regular Sunday evening service
Girls going will leave the Colman
dock at S:15, returning on the 1880
boat The girls viii be under the
direction of Miss Margaret Bringloe
OF headquarters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-14
LEAGUE or WOMEN VOTERS
BENEFIT TEA

Much interest Is being displayed
in the benefit tea planned by the
Seattle League OF Women Voters for
the afternoon ut the home OF Mrs.
Edward r. Flick. 32os tIuntor blvd.
the afternoon OF Tuesday. April q.
Glenn Hughes Of the University Of
Washington win speak, The subject
OF his lecture being Moscow The.
ntcr In America In tho Winter
1872"
A few OF the Russian colony in
Seattle win participate In the enter.
talnment among them Madam Alex.
ander Breisgaloff. daughter Of the
former Princess Gpsarin OF Russia.
a few Of the students OF the univer.
1ity viii serve ten In nutlve cos.
tune. II Is MISC planned 20 observe
% few Russian customs.
Those assisting Mrs. Flick will be
Mrs. w. s. Griswold. president OF
tho State League Of Women Voters:
Mrs. Eva Godfrey. president of tho
Seattle League OF Women Voters.
Mrs. a. G. crookall, chairman OF
tho committee on tickets Mrs. Will
lam Turnncllff chairman OF tho
AUGMENTATION oommittSc; Mrs. II.
+. Weeks. Mrs, u. A. Mitchell and
Mrs. Altha Perry Curry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-14

A new Campfire. the Nordica
group, under the leadership o: Mrs
Helen Smelling, has registered at
Loheaua with the following officers:
President, Ruth Waiting: vice prcsi-
dent, Mary McDermott: secretary,
Cecilia Miohaud; treasurer, Nellie
kolstad; scribe, Bertha Bedbury.