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DATES
TO REMEMBER
MIbNIrpAN. ArMIL d

WEDNESDAY. arm. g.
TIE tuaFfieEs ~ Mia Harriet nHu.
'sf 90 No Efah = ntgGfa 1r, In
TRAITS rhurJa. q, tlsp gcigck
TIE marriage Of Miss urfyt Dan q
Nr. otru's " EbssH. a, 81 Pagls
church. az t.ls e'sioek
Tnt HspAI. APRIL s.
As ifedsritk ~ Parks Iasorrnsi
tea 81 tHfHs % hasgr yfs ~ B.
osirzaasf ard urs. a. /. iEaw4sy.
Miss AfhsA Loa rausigs luncheon
~ 9nWr 20 complainant tfiss
Elizabeth Ia.
Drama lecture 81 Mr clean iiarss.
e TIE Namssa uHiFers.iy eisb ia
ths evening"
FRIDAY. APRIL g.
Ifl AM Ars L1wIn A R;fBuy Ir
% satsfiain a. supper FOR Mr. Ans
Ms. fraheis a. fitounsll. ir.. st
hons
Aft Roy psr. Bsiiasas tea At
hons Tor Ne. H. taEaa uraFy.
from I uuti { o'eiech.
NJ ard Nrs I7nfass =. Aehssoa'y
tlHHsr 81 home 90 honor Miss
Alice nsndsf.
Nj, william y. rhanTs bridge
luncheon a, home.
Mr. y ~ Brewn 20 ,utsrtain A.
lunehsen ~ home.
Af and Mr.. Daniel 4. prs,rs IA.
formal birthday .apP,y al home.
SATURDAY. ArHtL -
Mrs Arthur william rratrs And
Mr.. iisnfr Arthur Ptstis tea At
home 81 tho former. h honor ~
Mrs cassias Howard ueffiehtsT
snd Sits June SANDER.
Mrt John Caztys bridge party n
honor u her niece, Nilss irsao
jackson.
ninnsr dance 81 isEituooa COLI ana
cgan,TY club.
TUESDAY,. APRIL To-
Mrs. G. n White ard Me- Ednura
Taaks's bridge luncheon az
Mr., Tssko's home. "a homer u
Mr.. SHIRLEY Parker
WEDNESDAY. ArRu. H.
Mrs. Z. G. Bates bridge luncheon
and shower TO honor Miss Thafa
Margaret jenkins. AZ home.
TUESDAY. APRIL e.
Iauralhurut Gatld's bridge tea n
homes Of Mrs, Charles a. schitf
and AIRS. Edward ~. Harrington.
FRIDAY. MAY IL
Wnm"u's University club 20 rive an
nusl sports clothes bail AZ the
Masonic Temple
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Would Not Sell to
j. i. Rarnnm

This faithful old darby had re.
fused a fortune for them offered her
by T.. T. Earnum Of the famous cir.
Gus. BhS felt Il would be hacrllegs
20 exhibit them IA any such man.
ner. SIR. Lewis went % her home
and had a tailor make an exact copy
Of them. which he now has az hls
studio, Even tho boots look pathetic
standing there empty IN tho cold
studio. but tho limp black coat o.
more than realistic
dr LEVIs also hHs a Iife mask
Of lincoln. and really wonderful
cast Of his hand. which the presi.
dent permitted an artist 10 make.
The statue viii eventually be
placed ia SPOKANE. ia tho heart OF
tho city on Monroe ~ u viii be
unveiled about June 70.
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Music
.Spargur Quartet
We'll Received

Last evening tho last OF series Of
three chamber music concerts was
given by tho spargur string Quartet
at the Women'u University club audi.
tonum This organization. comprised
Of John sparEur founder u tho
quartet ANA FIRST Hoiinitt. Albany
iiitchir, second yiollnlnt. y. Heller
Collcna. viola, ana George Kirchnof.
ylolonccllo. Is considered ono o. tho
leading organizations Of ~ KIND IN
the Northwest
The ensemble playing o. tho Spar
Egr Quartet II always of the highest
standard, and their playing il
marked by good t0nal oolorlnE and
power Of expression. Quartet A
Minor by Fritz itrcialof. an exquisite
composition. waa given an excellent
Interpretation. This composition 10
written IN the modern form. and 81
made up OF four movements. ali OF
great melodlo beauty. each indcpend.
ent OF tho other Quartet y Ma jor.
opus 20. by Antonln Dyorak has been
called the American Quartet an II
was composed during the composers
stay In this country. Tho molodic
content shows tho influence Of tho
negro hplrituals and Indian music.
which made a great impression upon
Dyorhk
Nocturne (tho third moycmenD
from the Second Quartet IN y. By
Alexander norodlh. waA given an
ideal reading.
'sarnbando - Tambouhn. +" b. Jean
Marie Lociair. who as composer
may DO accorded tho first place
among French writer's for tho violin.
II a good example OF hls lively style.
Encore numbers were valsr hy'
Glaruunow bnd Audante Cautblio
By TachaikowHky.
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Shores After
Eating

Tho person afflicted with gas In
the stomach and bowels often has u
tired, sleepy feeling after eauns.
particularly IN the afternoon, In
some cases the fingers. arms or
limbs ego TO sleep" due 10 gas pres
sure which restricts circulation.
These annoying symptoms can be
promptly relieved by taking Baal-
mann's Gas Tablets Bloating, belcn-
ing. rumhling In abdomen. heart PAL
pltaton. nervousness, anxiety ana
other distress caused by gas VIII
soon disappear, and You Will be able
TO eat what you Hike without III
effect
Baalmann's Gas Tablets are harm
less, pleasant and effective. Nation
ally known and used For sale by
leading druggists, Price. one dollar,
BE sure TO get the genuine, IN tho
yellow package j. Baalmann.
Chemist San Franclsco.--Adrertise-
mont
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HOW "TIz" HELPS
SORE, TIRED FEET

Goodbye. sore feet burning feet,
swollen feet. sweaty feet, smelling
feet, tired feet,
Goodbye, corns. callouses, bun
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pain or drawing up your face in
agony "TfZ" IS magical. acts riA,t
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feet. Use "TIZ" and forget your
foot misery. All, how comfortable
your feet feel, Get a box OF '"Tlz"
now ut any druggist. or department
store. Don't suffer. Have good
feet glad feet. feet that never swell,
never hurt. never get tired. A years
foot comfort guaranteed for a few
cents Advertisement
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GIRLS! LEMONS
BEAUTN SKIN
Make this Lemon Cream to Whiten
Skin and bleach Tan, FrecAes


Nix the Juice Of two lemons with
three ounces OF Orchard White, which
any druggist viii supply for a few
cents. shake well in a bottle. and
you have a whole quarter.pint OF
the most wonderful skin sofiener
and complexion beautlfier. Massage
this swcctiy fragrant lemon cream
into tho face. neck. arms and hands,
then shortly note the youthful
beauty. sottnoss and whIteneSs OF
your skin.
Famous stage beauties use this
harmless lemon cream 10 bring that
velvcty. clear. rosy.white complex
ion. also as freekle, sunbun. and
tan bleach because It doesn't irritate.
Advertisement.
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Personal

Mrs s,uar; c Thompkins and
Miss Charlotte Williams Ion Tuesday
on a months trip 20 California. Tpur.
ing their absence They viii ylal, Miss
Marcia Conner. IN Los Angeles. Mr..
Thampkina left today for Chicago
and 81. Louis 10 DO away fort.
night
Mr. and Mrs Hosea I. Wolfe are
receiving congratulations upon tho
birth Of son. Harold Kenneth.
March 20, a, their home. 5sis Mc.
Kinisy pl.
Mr and siru. Waiter c. s,oli. who
moiored 10 Vancouver. u. c, Mon
day arc expected TO return Thurs,
day
Mr. and Mrs Archie RurRles VIII
remove TO their summer home at
wing Point about April Is
Judge +. r. Cushman, Of Tacoma.
r. A guest at tho Hotel Washington.
Former Senator T.. c. whitney, Of
Spokane. Is spending n few days In
town.
The Misses Elizabeth Gnfnths and
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CLUBS FOR THURSDAY
MoTHERs, CLUB

MOTHERS CLUB
The Mothers club Of the Unlyor.
slty district will meet with Mrs. a. L.
Clover. 1906 Z. s1st ST., Thursday.
April 5. at 230 o'clock. Miss Nellie
Cornish viii speak.
WOMAN's ASSOCIATION
The Woman's association Of Plyn.
outh church will meet in tho dining
room Thursday. April 5, at II n. m.
SEATTLE SOCIAL CLUB
The Seattle Social club will meet
with Mrs. Charles Oliver, IOi w.
Mercer ST.. Thursday. April 8, Mt IL
o'clock. Picnic luncheon. All East.
tern Stars welcome.
ROBERT u. LEE CHAPTER
Robert y. Lee chapter. United
Daughters OF the confederacy. will
have It's regular meeting with Mrs.
George @. seddocls, 1850 Latona ave,
on Wednesday, April 5.
CIVIC IMPROVEMENT CLUE
Tho Seattle Civic Improvement
club Will meet in the Federation club.
house Thursday. April s, at 1870
o'clock for luncheon with Mrs. James
coughlin, hostess. There will bo n
speaker during tho afternoon.
MTSSOULA CLUB
Missoula club will meet Thursday,
April s, at 2i30 O'Clock. with Mrs.
Robert Maxoy zoos H. sea r.. Mrs.
Tylar Thompson and Mrs william
Yost, assisting hosteasos.
AsSOcIATfON or
UNIVERSITY WOMEN
-he American Association OF Uni.
versity Women win present Eliza.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
WHITTIER HEIGHTS
IMpRONEME,NT C,IIfn

Tho whittier Heights Improve.
ment club will hold It's regular meet.
ing In the Whittier school, w. 10Th
st. and 14th ave. N. W.. Friday,
April 6, ut y. m.
Chief OF Police Scvcryns mud Mr..
w. II. Van Nuys will be the speakers
OF tho evening.
Watch the papers for announce.
of special meeting.
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Explains the Task
Of Casting

Sir LOWS win explain 10 a visitor
tho clever way IN which the amsE
Ing task % casting such an 6nor.
nous statue viii bo accomplished.
Inside. Iron trostlea support the
weights OF plaster and these must
be figured very carefully M 70 loca-
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London String
Quartet Program

The program FOR the London
String quartet. which will appear
Thursday evening az Plymouth Con.
Errgaiional church. is announced az
follows
Quartet 30 II nat. so. 70. Peters
J. tlisEru SivasH sssHi
3 Mrnurito m0drtNfg
Ahari8
Z. AiIrEfo sstaI
rsirY suite '-Ths rify mag" or Is
sssss,sss..ssat 81 waldo warner
l. NaaatssH.s iAutautiuBi
TAsrs are msautssrnH sha shadows
Do thF pity fisii ard % uItluisat
shiffs TIE Ply sskss from slums
her
Taaaslsols ti5dsrsis rfoitsVsrsi
There afa qursr Hiiie eHanssa
snahEnt ths tnsdsstgais. AMI grass
beppsfs tsi nsla ulics keep them
sumpary
glea,IHE r'ssb'ii' tAnaspis pa ass
ffuppai
IHs4s are tlushslis thz, tFskis h.
The breeze. asa fatty rHiHss tee
Tire Eirw s6Ffn. nEhia her iinG iHmp
sa1 ne HiEhi moth i1iru the thfauK
taE7 laden tAnhAEts ran mplsl
EarFs 10 human hrto sinElaE bis
fssurifn glity The iistls fg.A. Fob.
sfs On = mrrrr Mood The hHfaah
i alarmed. his song srfatie. be is
tttHF-iadsn
RISE bsrrs fAiisrfa faolia ytFarsY
rhrys ere fsrsis Oh ihr ritrsfiHH
CHausss Eitss ara Ell lgia tAo
WeFt1 tsnrss
III
casnFi iu a Major. or ~. So t..s.
s.ss. ..st-.. .ss.t lies il3svsh
Allegro
tisuaatts
Auasuis gsnfshus
Allegro
Seats are on salo az sherman, Clay
& CO.
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SOUTH BEACON HILL
IMPROVEMENT CLUB

The South Beacon HUI Improve.
mcnt club viii meet Friday, April 6.
at .. m, In christcnsens ball. aOis
Graham st. Candidates for munlci.
pal offices are invited TO be present
and state their views on public qucs.
tons viii be held Saturday, April 7.
srs In that district.
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Plan Garden
Club Show

Plans are rapidly being matured
Tor tho Seattle Garden clubs first
annual Spring Flower show. 10 be
held May 3 I and 3. by courtesy
of The metropolitan Building Co. 30
their new building Al rlfth ave. and
University o..
There VIII DO seven principal OK.
hlbits. In which every flower lover
u The city ia urged 20 participate.
Already several persons have been
eager 70 participate In the miniature
garden exhibition. Luncheon tables
viii DO decorated b. both profession.
hls and amateurs % show how love.
ly these can be made. Prizes VIII
b offered FOR the most effective
arrangement 81 living room vases
In containers Of glass pottery. china
and brass. window boxes viii be
arranged outside tho flower show
rooms ns part Of tho exhibition. May
h'FReis. cor6aEes. boutonnleres and
table baskets Of flowers will all be
competed FOR IN the prize eompeti.
tons u - especially desired that
elJidren compete FOR the May has.
kei prizes.
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YUKON ORDER OF PIONEERS
a social dance VIII DO given by the
Yukon order OF Pioneers, No. 2. OF
Seattle. Friday evening, April 10, nj
X. OF +. hall, Third ave. and Virginia
Bt.
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GAMMA PHI BETA A1JruNAp

'NI'IAI4N TN HETA ALUMNAI.
Tho aluinnnc OF Gamma Phi Beta
VIII have It's regular meeting at tho
chnptor house, Tuesday, April 10. al
p. m. Mrs Raymond Ryan win
be hostess.
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WEST SEATTLE

CIVIC STUDY CLUB
4 civic study class ain be held
under Tho auspices % no Lafayette
F-T.A. legislation department. b..
ginning Thursday morning, April 8.
al 10 O'Clock. Bt tho West scatth
high school room g05.
Ara. Pearl Case BlouEh. executive
secretary Of the woman'H civic
league, viii give thr fits, icssou.
Subject; "a Development From tho
Town Meeting 10 Present Form: 90
History and Development OF Gov.
eminent Of Seattle" Interested per.
sons invited.
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Oomen's Clubs

beth a. Drew In The Trend OF tn,
Modern Drama at the Y. w. c. A.,
Thursday evening. April s. at 8
o'clock.
WASHINGTON ALUMNAE
Washington aiumnae tea viii bo
given at the Phi Mu house. 1880 Uni.
versity blvd. Thursday, April 5, in
honor OF the senior women of the u.
Of W.
GERMAN LADIES' SOCIETY
The German Ladies' society will
mold It's regular monthly businem
meeting Thursday, April 6. az l.45 n.
M, In Odd Fellows' temple. Tenth
ave. and u. Pine at.
LADIES' AID SOCIETY
The Ladies' Aid society OF fhe Ggnd
NJ u. church will hold an apron and
food sale Thursday afternoon and
evening, April 8. at the church.
ELDERBDoOM CLUB
The Elderbloom club viii moot
Thursday, April 6. at II n. m. In X.
OF 7. hall, Third ave. and Virginia ri.
JOHN y. ALLEN PIT. A.
John b. Allen Pr. A. win meet al
The school. Thursday. April s. at Q
p. m. Program arranged BY tho
teachers. Election OF officers. re.
Regiments.
CHI OMEGA MOTHERS CLUB
The Mothers club Of Chi omega
sorority VIII meet Thursday April /,
~ " o'clock, at tho chapter house
45i7 10Th ave. n. n.
DAUGHTERS or sT. GEORGE
The Daughters OF 81. George win
meet In NJ. y. u. a. hall, io23,5 First
ave, Thursday. April 6. at Ign ~.
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Mrs. Galer to Give Lecture

Mrs Asn Caller who leaving about the middle
missionary
ssruetion OF e World Thru tho Individual"
building Sunday s.
admission and Is To tend
years we'll known author
who
appeal the Individual for reconstruction
In all the leading cities leaving Europe
During her travels which
welfare wno be by
be without limitation
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Patronesses Announced for Dance

Queen
Anne hall First w and Roy
Mrs w D. Barkhuff Ms Fred
Mrs Frederick A. Churchill p. Foe Roy
Mrs a Lund Mrs Frank A. Neebing
Walter
The committee in charge OF
Martinez chairman: whuy
Merle C. staneop and Mr. T. f,
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ALLAn R0cIAI. cI.rn

MINI HUIIAI CLUB
Allah Social club, o. =. g. viii
meet Friday. April 9. az p m. AZ
sis9 Director ~ iios'osssa for the
afternoon viii be Airs Grace Sic
Phtuan, AIRS. Blanche - crone and
ArH Lucille Frazier All Eastern
Stars invited.
PAST NATIONS ASSOCIATION
Tho Pas, MairoHE' association OF
Washington wIlI meet Friday. April
z. az 2 =. m. IN The auditorium Of
Frederick 4 Nelson's
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Luncheon Honors Mrs. Force

Mrs Gould charming luncheon
the club honor Mrs leaving
for Boston visit her parents Mr. Mrs David
weeks Mr. Force win join her there about month
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BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
woAtEN's CLuR
The Business and Professional
wompn's club VIII have luncheon
hereafter on Thursdays az pariurll's
cafeteria. from i2 % 100 o'clock.
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Bridae Lllneheon a1ld MisceLaneous Sholper

Mrs O. Thurmond entertaining with
hneous compliment
20 ass Thora Jenkins
viii be play.
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JOHN HAY PIT A.
woMANs c,rNTTrpy cum

The Current Events department Of
the Woman's Century club win meet
Thursday. April 8, with Mrs. c. Il.
Horton. Gil 18th ave. ~, AZ p. m.
Election Of officers.
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Mrs n, o Bennett and children, OF
Montana. who have btcn visiting
MrH. Benefits mother Mr. ". II
Lyons. and her aunt. Mir John Stat
e.. for four months. VIII leave tho
Last of the week for their home.
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Mary Oldham, who have been
spending tho Easter vacation with
their parents. Sir and sin Stanley
Gnfnths and SIR Robert T.. Old
ham. viii return 20 Annie Wright
seminary next Monday
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DELTA CHAPTER

No. 100. o. r s.
Daltn Chapter No 100. o r. s..
will hold 10 regular meeting at
Robbins hair. Rlvcrton. Thursday,
April 5. atsp, m,
JOHN HAY PIT. A.
John Hay Pr. a. will meet
Thursday. April 8. at $50 p. m. in
tho school auditorium. q program
VIII follow election OF officers The
hosiesses win Be Mrs {. r. Black.
ailsr. Nra. J j. Macintosh. sfrs.
p. o. Holland. Mrs, T, II Shaw.
Mrs. o. n Rabrl and MrH II. T..
Fraser.
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woMEN's ALLIANCE

The women's'Allinnco OF tho First
Unitarian church will hold a meeting
Thursday. April 5, at 1 o'clock. with
Mrs. Pierre Barnes. 1915 Harvard
ave. ~.
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WEBSTER PIT. 4.

Webster PIT. a. will entertain
with silver tea Thursday afternoon.
April 8. from o'clock until 4. at tho
home Of Mrs. A. r. Andrews. 2si2
6sth 81.
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ALPHA CLUB

Alpha club will meet Thursday.
April s. with Mrs G. II. Appleton.
1894 p. Highland drive Luncheon
az 1870 p. IN.
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c1rn

HELPERS cLun
Tho Helpers club q Aloha chap,
ter No. lie. o ~ b.. will meet az
Tho home u Mira Mary pc,royiiuky.
1903 y. ARD a. "wednesday. April
I. ~ u =. m. Election u Officers
al members urged 20 attend
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Make Seattle
Flower City

Ths aim Of the club IN sponsoring
such a flower show Is 20 help make
Seattle tho Flower City Of the West
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Three maids from school 'cee never dressed simply
than these yOung IL, their spring frockS
Dtsddtnin0 getcgalCS of trimming then pride themselves
their odd SieCUcs smart blouSeS fan skirts ana osteu
tatiouS lack Of adorRneat.
Wool crepe, Woo jorsey flat crepe and Canton are the
PrderTed materials for such simple street and afternoon
dresses as these Sometimes the PLAIN fabric is combined
wlH printed PatSlcy Partisan or Egyptian silks,
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APPLERLOssoM CLrn

The Michigan Appleblossom club
VIII meet with Mrs. +. II. Ely, 1922
w. 57th ST., Thursday. April 8. for
1890 o'clock luncheon, served by dl.
vision No. 4.
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Fraternity Dance at CHAPTER House

Delta Tau Delta fraternity tho chapter
house Friday
decorations In keeping with tho title. supper
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Special Luncheon at CoHeoe Club

In honor OF Fielding Yos director athletics football
tho University Of Michigan College
THURSDAY April {,
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FRANKLIN lnou

FRANKLIN HIGH
SCHOOL Ai.uMNI
The Franklin High School Alumni
association win mset wednesday
evening Aptil 4. AZ 3 o'clock. Ia tho
Franklin high auditorium.
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O0UIiS SOCtSty
Edited by Lillian Keen LeBaister. Telephone Main 0600
Music and Society Assistant-Louse Raymond.
Art-Dorothy Fay Gould Telephone Capitol os29
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Ladies' Dag at Earlinaton Club

The darlington o and Country club celebrated ladies'
today followed
played Afterwards serving the reception
The clubhouse flowers japanese ounce and
tonqus predoninang Mrs n Lowman pre-
10
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beth a. Drew in The Trend OF the
Modern Drama at the Y. w. c. A.,
Thursday evening. April 5. at 8
o'clock.
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PRINCESS ANGELfSE
p4uF1u

Princess Angelina parior. No. 2.
Native Daughters Of Washington.
wili meet Friday evening. April 6. a.
$ o'clock. IN tho ciubrooma Of the
Y. ". c. A.
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ANNrAL coNNrNrIoN

ANNUAL CONVENTION
The annual convention OF King
county division Of tho Washington
state branch Of National Congress Of
Mothers and Parent. Teacher aasocia.
uonsw III b held Saturday. Apsil :.
~ Hryn Mawr school house FOL.
lowing Il The program.
NoHSINu SESSION
80 ea=1isristfatiaA
10 s9--t,ari'a rrsyrr. repeated IN ar.isss
veal solos
The Faiss rfpphst"
ssrs.s.. John iitIGdls scott
lusi Her way gsofEs Aiken
Ars J A. Caiusit
teste- Address % Wrirarns. .........
ss-..s Principal =. " prltehara
HesFnnsB b. President ..
...sss,stts.t Hrs, r. G. ttiEtrY
iish9- BuslHsss meeting
- 9d--Cirels reports
q 81
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Woman's Auxiliary of st. Marks Church
ChiIdren's Partu
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CHI OMEGA MOTHERS CLUB
The Mothers club Of Chi omega
sorority win meet Thursday, Aprll &,
AZ " o'clock, at tho chapter house.
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