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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-21
CHILDRKNs FROCKs

Belts are coming IN for a revival
of attention in certain of the French
designed chIldren's frocks Alihe
The dresses are SIN straight from
yoke Or neckilns. the belts are tucked
nmusinEiy low. an inch o. two sb0v.
tho short hens
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GEoRGErTE REVIVAL

After several seasons OF disuse.
gcorgctte is again bidding fair to bc-
come popular for undergarments.
The usual range OF pastel shades is
encountered. two tones OF the same
color or even contrasting colors be-
Ing employed on the same garment.
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DYED yALENCIENNEs

Narrow valenclennes laces. dyed
to match the frock. as well as allovef
effects. are becoming more conspicu-
GUS, Particularly are the narrow
laces, sewed row on row. favored in
the more simple straight-line froclts.
These are in pleated effects with
pearl button sequence trims, the
laces serving as collar and cuffs.
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MAGNOLIA BLUFF
IMPROVEMENT cIJfp

The next regular meeting OF the
Magnolia Bluff Improvement club
VIII be held Monday. May II. ut
3 p. mo- In the church on Tohrndykc
nvc. and w Newton st.
All residents of the community
are urged 10 attend.
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CROWN HILL
IMPROVEMENT cIJfR

lhi NV fsadENi tLlh
The Crown Hin Improvement club
met Thursday evening and joined
the Associated Northwest Improve.
ment club. which meets the second
Monday OF each month at Ballard
Elks' hall.
The club unanimously adopted two
resolutions: One that they are
strongly oppossl to tho park board
allowing any merry. go.round in
Woodland park. either by concession
TO private concesslonaire or BY the
city itself.
The resolution concerning the
North Trunk highway was approved.
properly signed and sent to Gov,
Hart. protesting against change
OF the original highway.
Crown Hin Improvement club will
also attend and assist the G., A. II.
In their memorial services at Crown
Hill cemetery. which will DO held
Sunday. May "a, at 3 y. m.
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The came's hair skirts, 80 much
worn in the fall. are still popular
owing 10 the fact that many women
20 10 the mountains in the summer.
where the outdoor life necessitatss
rough sports apparel
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MELODY CLUB HAS
LAST MEETING

The Melody club held it's iast meet.
Ing OF the season on Friday evening
at the home OF Miss ELY and Miss
1ngrid Salin, After a review OF tho
years work on operas and their com.
posers, members OF the club gave tho
following program. assisted by Nil.
dred johnson and Margaret salin:
MsrHo- soprsno--''Failcs.iui Mes Aveus'
sssss...s...s. observation-disclosures. 0ounod
Miss Ingrld ssin
Piano-WhltE Caprice. ........ pspper
Mlns Antonio Emmingcr
soprsno--"Dear Heart" ..........,M Mattel
Miss lIcsn Moffltt
Mountain stream" ..,,,...s
Miss Mildred johnson
Nero. COMMUNICATIVE Maria. .Gounod
Miss Ely Salin
Nero Soprano "Rossi n tho bud"
Miss Gcrtrud. wigEen
Pisno---"Dancs or the Monkeys" ....
Miss Margaret Heiin
Soprano" Tis June" Ronald
Miss Olga Kushi
Pspsr on Aida"
Miss Tlns Montgomery
Ms,ro- Soptsno--
tp -Four Loaf Clover. Browneli
Cd Roses observation-disclosures. Elwell
Mrs. Oscar Peterson
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GREEN LAKE PIT. A.

Green Lake PIT. A. will meet
wednesday. MAy 20. at ESQ p. m.
A new president will be elected TO
replace Airs. smyth. resigned. Tn.
Domestic Science girls viii be
hostssses for the social hour.
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HAT AND sAsHKs

Many OF the new leghorn garden
hats have the crowns sashed in
georgette. the gsorgctte sash being
pulled through the crown base and
allowed 10 fall over the shoulder 10
the knees
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CLUBS FOR TUESDAY
MOMENTS MISSIONARY

MOMENTS MISSIONARY
LEAGUE
The women's Missionary league Of
Pilgrim Congregational church will
meet Tuesday. May 20. at 1890 a. m.
Mrs. David wbitcomb, who returned
recently from Egypt. VIII tell some
Of her experiences In relation to the
opening Of the tomb OF King Tutank.
hamcn.
The hostesses VIII be Mrs. Edward
Lipcoln Smith, Mrs. Clarence Smith,
Mrs. Alfred Lundin and Mrs. vii.
fled Lowis.
cLIoNIAN CLUB
The Clionion club will hold the last
meeting Of the club year Tuesday.
May %, at Q p. m, AT the Federated
clubhouse. a large attendance Is dc.
sired 10 discuss plans and program
for the ensuing year.
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WHITE POPULAR

White outbids ali else In popularity
Tor SUMNER blouBsr These are usu-
ally IN crepe De chine and cOntinus
10 show The low line about the hips.
Beaded biousss are predicted for fail
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NEW FABRIC

A chiffon panama, or what is
called in some places a wool tsffsta.
has made its appearance. II Is ss-
peciaily attractive made up In the
knife pleaisd skirts.
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VEGETABLE sTAINs

A raw potato cut in half and
rubbed over the surface OF the fin
gers dlseolorsd by vegetable stains
viii remove all discoloratlonA.
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POTTERY LAMP BasE

A pottery vase or one of Chinese
porcelain may bc converted into a
very artistic lamp base. A parch-
ment shade is tho proper accompani-
ment
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TUE Seattle Golf Country Informal
dances saturday summer
70 take place Saturday evening
Dinner will be o'clock.
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Orthopedic Tea and Thrift Shops


Faulkner r. w
Fl. w. A
Stephens Mrs l. Miller. Mary
East Highland Drive guild will be in
f.
Arthur
guild.
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OFFICERS INSTALLED

The Noun, Baker Park Luncheon
club at TIA last meeting held May
rs at the clubhouse Installed tho
following new officers Mrs. II. n.
Austin, president: Mrs c. ~. Dick.
inson. vice president: Mrs. ]. II.
Baird. secretary. Airs. X. a. Burnvll.
treasurer.
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FRENCH DRESSING

II the ordinary French dressing OF
oil and vinegar seems lacking in
tang, Try adding n single Glove OF
garlic TO IL.
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GARFIELn - a

Garfield PIT. A. will meet Tues.
day. May 20. at 2s5o .. m. in the
auditorium. The following program
will be given by tho sophomoros:
Garfield trio. Walton Mckinney,
Meyer Rose and Gordon McKinstry:
piano solo. winnifred Salmon: read.
Ing. Kathryn Doan; violin solo.
Floreneo Rosen.
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SETTING COLOR

Set The color In your colorsd linen
handkerchisfs by sonking them in
fhit water before laundering them.
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Personal

~
Mr.. and Mfs. George A, Krios
Will remove the first Of next wesk
from tho home Of Mira. KHhS moth
sr Mrs. George FISCHER, 70 their
new home. ieia Federal ave
Mr. and Mfs. Arthur IAtimsr
have motored 10 VietoriA, u. C.. 70
join Mr.. and Mrs Leo Black and
Mr and Mrs. Ted Andrews on
motor trip around Vancouver Island.
Miss Emily Jerome IL expected
home this evening from the East
where she has been attending
school
Mrs. John \. Jackson returned
saturday evening from a trip 10
California.
SIR. and Mrs, A. II Alber'son
win leave Tuesday on a short mo-
tor trip 20 California.
Mr. and Mrs J l. Buchanan are
removing June 10 Bellingham for
the summer.
Mas Elizabeth Chadwick return.
ed last week from winlock. wherc
she spent a fortnight with her
brothsrln law and sister. Ar. and
Mr.. II. J. MAury.
Mrs. George Hood and children
arrived last week from Spokane
where they spent a short time visit
ing relatives, and Joined Mr.. Hood.
who returned about 10 days ago,
Mr. ana Mr.. Hood and family have
been in Chicago for the past five
months.
Mr.. Wallace Collins. who is AZ.
tending Yale. will return about
June il. Mr.. Frederick Collins. AZ
Phillips Exeter Is not expected
home until the last Of June.
Mr.. and Mfr. walter Douglas
have returned from two months
visit in New York city. where they
were guests At tho waldorf As
,oris.
Mr.. c. 81 soeisy and Mr.. Robert
Dryer spent tho weekend A. the
seelsy farm. 'Mssdowhrook." Kit
zap county.
Mr. Russell Gordon Page Of
Por; Angeles mo,orsd down for the
weekend,
Mrs. william Reid and daughters.
Miss Lucille and Miss Janet Reid. %
Salt Lake CITY. will arrive June
30. 10 be the house guests Of Mr..
and Mrs Kenneth c. Kerr. coming
10 attend tho wedding Of Mas Grace
Kerr and Mr.. Franklin Sly.
Mr.. Kenneth Horton moior,d
from Portland Friday 10 spend the
week end with his parents. DR..
and Mus. George 81. Horton.
Mrs NJ. J. connsii win s.avs
Thursday for California. 10 attend
tho graduation Of her son. John
Conueil. May 10. from tho Univsr
sity Of Santa Clara.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Bsiiils
and daughter. Mrs. waiter MeEwAn
Tompkins left today for Vancouver
Isiani on weeks trip.
Miss Mildred Farrar returned FL.
day from thrr. months trip in
the East
Mr. and Mrs Robert Msrnck are
spending n week In Victoria. n. c.
Col T.. II. Schulz will leave Tues.
day for hls new post in Honolulu.
Mrs. Schulz and daughters. Miss
Gertrude and Mlss Kh;h.rin, Schulz.
viii joln him in July;
Mrs. c. II. werboys ia Visiting
in Port Townsend.
Mr and Mrs. Harry l.. Du Rot.
and daughter. Mildred. are spending
q month in California.
Mrs. II. l.. Hsrbaurh was tho
weekend guest Of Capt. and Mrs.
J. 8. Gibson AZ their hom. at crys.
;al Springs.
Mr. Tony Brandsn,halcr, OF Port.
land, spent the weekend with his
brothorin.law and sister. Mr.. and
Mira. Thomas Nash. coming up with
tho Portland Rowing club for tho
race on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. n. Shoemaker
are sailing May 20. on tho Ruth
Alexander for California. on trip
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SALT MUSTARD

n Just a little salt Is niIed with
mustard II will not dry and become
hard In the mustard pot
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WEST SEATTLE REVIEW NO. 81
West Seattle Review No. 81. viii
hold a special sewing meeting ut
Carpenters hall, t44i California
ave. Thursday. May "a. Members
arc requested TO come in the morn.
ing.
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Annual Pound Party at Hospital

The will
Friday friends
institution help shelves
given the hospital lawn with
The open
institution acting guilds
a hostesses the
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HOstesses at Dance

The aunnae Of Minor Hospital Training school viii be
honor Of the class Of 1922 1923
Toilette
Boutwell, Miss Johnson
Margaret Boutwell, punch Miss Elizabeth Eby floor Mrs
chairman,
Mary Alice Smith, Miss Mabel Holmes Miss Charlotte
A. H.
Trueblood Mrs Hagyard. Hsussy
DR. and Mrs Elmer Nicholson Mr. and Mrs p E. Denton Mr.
w Neil Ellis, r. p
Mr. Moitz A. B.
o.
V.
shugren Mr. Mrs Baker
Mrs L. Bushmann.
Bryant Mr. and Mrs F. A. andrup Mr. Mrs Oliver
A. Haverson.
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CITY PANHELLENtc ELECTS

The City Panhellenic at It's meet.
Ing held Saturday afternoon at the
Phi Mu house elected tho following
officers: Mrs. William j. coyle, a
member OF Alpha Xi Delta sorority
was elected president: Mrs. Paul NJ
Cone, Of ri Beta Phi. was chosen
vice president. Miss Faith Cieland
OF Kappa Alpha Theta was elected
secretary, while Mrs. George u.
Starr OF Alpha Chi Omega was
elected treasurer. Tho newly elect
ed trustee of the loan fund lis Mrs
Claire b. Kinnea Tea was served
after the eleotiHh.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
ADAMS PIT A.

ADAMS PIT. A.
The Adams PIT. A. cordially IN.
vites ths mothers and frienda TO bs
pressn, at The las, monthly meeting
Of the year 10 be held AZ the
school. Thursday. May -. at 2;5o
p. M. There win 10 an interesting
program. including report OF the
state PIT. A. eonyentIon.
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SUBMIT scnooL -. 4.

The Summit School r. T. A. will
meet Wednesday. May "a. at p. m.
Reports OF officers will be given
and also reports OF state convention.
Plans for tho coming year will ba
discussed. There VIII be a vocal
solo by Irene Spencer. after which
a social hour will be spent. Mr.
Moffit. principal OF the school. cor.
daily invites the mothers TO visit
the school rooms at 2:aO y. m, as
this will be the last meeting OF the
school year.
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CAMPFIRE GIRLS

There will be an opportunity al
Camp sealth for a small number OF
all'summsr campers. In order 10
qualify. girl must have a good
Campfire record and be approved by
her guardian and by local head.
quarters. A number OF applications
have been coming In. Since the in.
iiueneo OF the summer camper deter.
mines In a measure the success OF
inc camp, IL ~ necessary that these
girls measure up 10 tho Highest stan.
dards. Tho camp directors reserve
tho privilege OF dopriyinE any girl
Of the privilege OF attending camp for
moro than one period II she does no,
fulfil all % tho requirements. Par.
cnts who ~ish their daughters TO AT.
tend camp for more than one period
must see the camp director In per.
son, PsEgy and Stella johnson. IN
The Campfire under the direction OF
MAs Faith voorhees,. arc 20 be ali.
summer campers in the Hin camp.
tho camp for girls under IL.
Among the lats registrations are
Katherine Washer. Tabbs Pratt.
Myrtle Dates, Margaret Benson. Bet.
~ Billings. Thelrna Butler. Frances
Constantine. Phyllis Constantine.
Margaret Ann Griffi,hs, Frances
Jane Hart. Janet Izstt. Gensvisve
Kellogg. Frances Libbee. Marjorie
Mayo. Donna Stephenson. Virginia
Tartar. Pearl Cummings. Katherine
Cummings. Marian Elder. Dorothy
Evans. Jans Evans. Edna Mao Fer.
rec. Ioslla FolAs. Mary Frances Cup.
~. Lois u. Lee. Margaret PayEan,.
June sihlsy. Virginia Smith. Victoria
NJ. Snyder. Jans- Temploton. Dorothy
Thompson. Gladys May Utter. Jane
whiting. May Green, Elizabeth Der.
ryman. Viola Jones. Helen w. Klock.
Doris Peabody. Mary English, Eileen
Mills. winifred wcter., Lois Ewing.
Margaret Kruisher. Vera Kruisher.
Helen Peterson. Marguerite North.
Ruth Patton, corinna Hanson.
The Chckesu Campfire In progress.
ing very rapidly with their new guar.
dian. Mrs. McClung. The girls elect
ed tho following officers: President,
Ammo Parker. president. Nancy
Blair. secretary. Anne McClung.
treasurer. Marguerite Marsolais. and
scribe. Bunny Bow. The girls had
n candy sale and made five dollars.
They intend to support a child in
Syria for a year as their service for
May
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q. A. r, SEWING CLUE

Tho Ladies' OF the G. A. r. Sew.
Ing club will meet at tho homo of
Mrs. c. IL. Macy 45o Garfield st,
Wednesday May 90. Luncheon at
noon followed by sale of fancy
articles and aprons for the benefit
OF the home.
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REMOVING MILDEw
STILL POPLAR

You can remove milde1 By soak
ing the garment in buttsrmilk
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MANus DRAMATIC CLUB

The Nanus Dramatic club win
give a bridge party. Tuesday. May
%. at the home Of Miss Margaret
Bovse, sais nth ave.fN. z.
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LYRIC CHORAL CLUE

The Ladies' Lyric Choral club will
meet for rehearsal Tuesday evening.
May %. at T:45 o'clock. in the main
Sunday school room OF the First
Presbyterian church.
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AUXILIARY RoosEvELr posr

The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the
Theodore Roosevelt post will meet
at the home Of Mrs. s, NJ. Baum,
1000 2eth ave. NJ, Wednesday, May
70, for an allday meeting to make
peoples. Bring sandwiches. Coffee
will be served.
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BusrNEss woMEN.s ctun

Seattle Business and Professional
women's club meets Tuesday eve.
ming. May ~. at O'Clock. in Fine
Arts gallery.
RHopODENDRoS CLUB
Rhododcndron club meets with
Mrs. Jessie wylls. eos Fifth ave n.
for all day session. on Tuesday.
May Il.
MANus DRAMATIC CLUB
The Manus Dramatic club win
Civ. bridge party. Tuesday. May
%. at the home OF Miss Margaret
Bovse, 6ais nth ave- ". z.
GARFIELD PIT. A.
Garfield Pr. A. will meet Tues.
day. May 20. at gao p. m. in the
auditorium. The following program
will be given by tho sophomoros:
Garfield trio. Walton Mckinney,
Meyer Rose and Gordon McKinstry;
plano solo. winnifrsd Salmon: read.
Ing. Kathryn Doan; violin solo,
Florence Roseu.
LYRIC CHORAL CLUB
The ladies' Lyric Choral club will
meet for rehearsal Tuesday evening.
May %, at T45 o'clock. in the main
Sunday school room OF the First
Presbyterian church.
ALISI woMANs
IMPROVEMENT CLUB
The Aiki woman's Improvement
club will meet with Mrs. George A.
Smith. SEQ West Spokane st., Tues.
day. May az. Luncheon will be
served at l p. m. by Mrs. Olive
Sprague. demonstrating Northwest
products. A musical program will
follow. The public IL invited.
SEATTLE WOMAN'S CLUB
The literary Interpretation and
current topics department OF the SO.
attic Woman's club will meet Tues.
day. May %, at the home OF Mrs.
n. Mattson, 5454 42nd 8. w. This
will be the last meeting of the club
year Members will please meet at
II noon sharp, at the corner OF Sec.
and and Pine. TO take the Fauntleroy
car.
WRITER'S CLUB
The Writer'S club will meet Tues.
day evening. May 22. at o'clock In
the lecture room OF tho Y. w. C. A.
Manuscripts win be read by Lou
Chase Downie. Florence Mayne
Hickey, Alice d. Raynsr and Cora
Chase Cherleton,
LUNCHEON AT
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
The Women's Federation OF Evan.
gclical churches of Seatil" viii give
luncheon Tuesday. May 20. at tho
First Presbyterian church. at 1890
p. m. Women missionaries will be
guests OF honor, A program Is DO.
Ing prepared for the affair.
woMAN'S CIVIC CLUB
The Woman's Civic club viii hold
It's annual picnic at Volunteer park
on Tuesday, May %. Members are
asked TO bring baskets, knife fork,
plate and spoon. Coffee viii DO
served.
ALPHA AUXILIARY NO. 1
Alpha Auxiliary No. /. local SIT,
will hold a progressive whist party
Tuesday. May 70. from 2 10 4. at
Union Record hall, 1916 First ave.
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Music
Recital at Cornish
SATURDAY., May 26

Saturday, May 26
Pupils from the intermediate De.
partmsnt a. tho Cornish school WIN
be heard Ia a plano and violin recital
Saturday. May 20.
The program 20 be given follows
Nos,srHs in = hsjor..tt...--..... chepln
ViFisn Condor
sooiuns IN g Major. t.s--..s,.st,.o risE
Dorothy AsEnsf
sl Melody t.ts...4rtt. Alumsnsfhsln
90 Etuds ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS hlassmsn
Helen Rhodes
fioionnsllo Allegro and Andanis from
ContsTte ~ y Maipf ..stsfs .gsltsfmhn
Eugene Whsfisy
hsrchs MiEHonns' st.ss.t.-s... .foldini
Annis Thomas
isl fsris fifs f.tt..ttFfss .bufsfhgy
fhi Jspsnsss Fan Wsitr...s...ss
fcl japanese Etuds ...fsss...s..F oidini
hsty Ailiton
Nshsilsn' ssr. sfs.+tt ststrfsss.. eoaafd
D N. i.sfssn
i1r'nds ''ssssf .,tts's'.'s ..'.' Lund
Margaret Hsashss
Adssie ana Aiistfe from Conssris
No, b..ts.sr.t,.t.stt..,s ,Ersgitsr
Arnold Lsk.n
pflsntsl' ssftst.ti rrssstssss.s+st.s cni
Naffiefs song 4ssstsstssatss..s.ift Heller
Dorssn aHosdsn
Wedding Day az TfelihAugsnf. CrisE
lois nsnnsit
'oendeiisFa" tsfrsnEsd for two pisnssl
Ms,y AiIison ana ylyisn condon
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pithur7nimg Tea Honors Tavo Guests
Irene Huse to Ma,7y IN South

Friends invitations
Irene Huse granddaughter Of Dr. Annie
St James Episcopal church. o'clock.
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ALRr woMAN's
IMPROVEMENT CLUB

The AK Woman's Improvement
club will meet with Mrs. George A.
Smith. sieo West Spokane st.. Tues.
day. May ~. Luncheon will be
served at 1 p. m. by Mrs. Olive
sprague, demonstrating Northwest
products. A musical program will
follow. The public Is invited.
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SEATTLE woMAN's CLUB
WRITER'S, cLuR

The Writer'S club will meet Tues.
day evening. May 22. at s o'clock In
the lecture room OF tho Y. w. C. A.
Manuscripts win be read by Lou
Chase DownIe. Florence Mayne
Hickey Alice d. Rayner and Cora
Chase Charleton.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cI.uH

Rhododcndron club meets with
Mrs. Jessie wylls. eos Fifth ave n.
for all day session. on Tuesday.
May Il.
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Miss Schulz Planning Tea

Gertrude sending
home Tuesday
whose
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Seattle Business and Professional
women's club meets Tuesday eve.
nlnE. May -. at O'Clock. in Fine
Arts gallery.
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Mr.. Wallace Collins. who is AZ.
tending Yale. will return about
June il. Mr.. Frederick Collins. AT
Phillips Exeter Is not expected
home until the last Of June.
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Enhancement of Dorothu Davis Announced


z.
tho University Methodist
a
Epsilon honorary remede fraternity and graduated with
1855 class Seattle
- Campbell
are
his
APPS seminary graduated
prop9as s NJ '' 'es''' rom i'n'soa university AT ms 'm
exern
capt. huTnai7,g Tea Honors TaUo Guests
M. charming
alonge Miss
Samuel Lampng. w.
tne Hnner
bargsnice
it igipley
T. w. c.
Miss Alec Louise Mcdonald assisted Miss Presley
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Mrs. George Hood and children
arrived last week from Spokane,
where they spent a short time visit
ing relatives, and Joined Mr. Hood.
who returned about 10 days ago
Mr. and Mrs Hood and family have
been In Chicago for the past i've
months.
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ALPHA AUXILIARY NO. I
Alpha Auxiliary No. 1. local 5s7
will hold progressive whist party
Tuesday. May 70. from 10 4. nj
Union Record hall, 1916 First ave
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Mr. and Mrs.. walter Douglas
have returned from two months
visit in New York city. where they
we're guests AZ tho waldorf As
,oris.
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Luncheon to Honor Betrothed Girls

Miss Dina Arnold entertaining luncheon tho
Miss placed
for
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Sunset Club Musicale

Mr. Paul MccOo piAns.
from Milan Italy. the
tho club wednesday o'clock
PtnoPrelude minor ah sosplro
usrp Andantno tschumanne scherzo tshumannM Mecool
Maria"
Oncenro Aris
IN
'Psladln" Nocoo.
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The Woman's Civic club viii hold
It's annual picnic at Volunteer park
on Tuesday, May o. Members are
asked TO bring baskets, knife, fork,
plate and spoon. Coffee win bo
served.
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Mr. c. 81 soeisy and Mr. Robert
Dryer spent the weekend AZ the
seeisy farm. "Neadowhrook." Kit
zap county.
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Mrs. william Reid and daughters.
Miss Lucille and Aiss Janet Reid. %
Salt Lake CITY. will arrive June
10. 10 be tho house guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth c. Kerr. coming
10 attend tho wedding Of Miss Grace
Kerr and Mr.. Franklin Sly.
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Small Luncheon to Honor Mrs. Pease
Tacoma Girl VIII Wed in June
Informal Bridge Dinner
Mss Butler Honored

Mas Eilene Howell 10 entertaining with
Friday afternoon 10 honor Miss Madeline
srick Gordon oTNsil in June.
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Mr.. Russell Gordon Page Of
Port Angeles moiored down for the
weekend.
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Inritqtions Issued for Dance

Mr.. aud Mrs. W. r. Tonkin have issued inyitAti'
Seattle Tennis club on Thursday evening. Juns 10.
daughter. Kathryn. and son Bill Jr.