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Pupils Recital
Monday Evening

Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery Lynch
Will present their pupils in a COM
plimentary recital Monday evening.
May Z. at o'clock In the auditorium
OF the First Methodist church.
The program will be as follows:
Mother. Ny Dear .Treharne
Springs Awakening. Eawley
Miss Almina Sparks
The Morning Wind" ..Gena Branscombe
"A birthday. cowen
Miss Leila Breidensteln
ION the Road TO Mandaiay''. Speaks
Oliver Caldwell
'Melisande In the Wood. .Goetz
summer Wind. ............... Bischoff
Miss Grace Breidcnstein
The Valley of Laughter. :. j. .saunderson
Mrs. Eulalie kimes
Bird or Love Divine. ,........... Wood
Life. Pearl Currsn
Mrs. +, N. Rhodes
''Hybrias the Cretan". ........E Elliott
Rolling Down TO Rio. German
Mr.. George c. Collins
Down In the Forest. .......... Ronald
1T Is Only n Tiny Garden. Wood
Miss Marion Tucker
Dawn. Light and Bird Song. Speaks
Sweet o. the Year" .............Sa iter
Mrs. b. Il, Hammond
Thou Charming Bird. David
Come Unto These Yellow sands".....
.........-.......L La Forge
Mrs. Olga A. Kahlke
Pilgrims Song. ......... Tschaikowsky
An April Ecstasy. .......... Speaks
Miss Ruby Gilman
Hear Ne. Yo Winds. .......... Handel
'oh Fair. oh Sweet and Holy. Cantor
Mr.. Archie Smith
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ANNnAL INhTITuTE

ANNUAL INSTITUTE
Green Lake vs.. G. r. 4. wlll hold
itu annual institute At Green Lake
Congregational church. "Wednesday.
May .. The program follows
10 a. m. devotional service: 1880.
'-rwo.Minuto Women. 1915. sketch
Of early organization or union; n.
child welfare. White Ribbon ~.
cults; 1870. Our Future Citizen
ship" Ethel Marley. ~. noontide
prayer. luncn. J.. devotional eEer.
cisez, 1Ss, Fails; ll5. Mrs Aman.
da Gordon; 2. The Ruth school. %
Mlas Hagen. ESQ. Law Enforce.
msnt" Lillian n. Vincent: Q. pat
llamentary dnil. s;g5. quiz on hand
book. Mary l.. stilwoll. $40. music.
T. adjournment. SIS. silver medal
contest.
Bring own lunch Take Green
Lake car and get Off al Green Lake
station.
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Music
Chaliapin Concert MAY %

Chaliapin Concert May 70
Feo4or Chaiiapin. world-fam0us
Ruarian taEso. the greatest living IN.
tsrpretsr Of song. viii be presented b.
tho Ladies' Musical club a. the
Moore on Friday evening May -. II
Ia fortunate opportunity that
brings this most celebrated Of an
ninEc.s 70 gsaitle ~ this time. In
February Challapin wan scheduled 10
give concerts Ia IyoH Angeles. Kan
Francisco and Portland. the only
cities on the Pacific coast whsre The
artist was booked. Due 20 lack Of
auditorium facilities Seattle could
not be included In the itinerary. a.
the guarantee required 70 Insure
Chsliapin's appearance neceaEliaicd
securing n ooncsrt hail with sufn.
Client seating capacity. The ladies'
Musical club was determined 70 bring
ChallApln 20 Seattle. and when the
great singer was forced 20 cancel his
Pacific coast concerts. due 10 an a..
tack OF lAryngitis, arrangements
were made for return engagement
at later date. The Moore theater.
with its large seating capacity. was
available. the guarantee was as.
sumed by the ladies' Musical club.
and Seattle was included 10 the Coast
engagement Everywhere that chal.
lapin has sung has been a record Of
oYatlons and triumphs unprecedent.
cd In the history Of the musical
world. The late critic. KTehbiel, Of
the New YORK Tribune Eald Of chsi
iApln: Upon his audience the ef.
feet OF ChaIiapin's interpretations
was akin 10 frenzy. Comparisons
and precedenis fail Us" chaliapin
was hcheduled for two concerts in
Los Angeles. but WAS taken III after
the first concert. The critic OF one
Of the leading dailies wrote In re.
view: well. he has sung here
RuEsia'H greatest singer. II was
more than an event II was a violent
celebration. In the first place Chal.
lapin'5 recital Is utterly different,
even in ia general technique. from
anything we have ever heard. Each
separate song impressed his victory
ee%SaN 1Rg+ IN NALAgIy
that Is not one OF singing alone, but
which draws on the ammunition OF
art until the citadel OF even the
scoffer is inclined TO shake at the
Impact. What a voice and what q
styiel Each song is a living thing
In his Interpretation, like an opera
In miniature. and each was filled
with the blood OF life and the giori.
Gus tang OF earth and soil. with the
spirit OF the man shining with the
divine fire Of his artistry The
Chaliapin concert will be fit clos
ing by the ladies' Musical club 10
season Of distinction, which has In.
cluded Geraldine Farrar. Sergei
Itachmaninon. Edward johnson. Al.
fred Cortot and jacques Thibaud-
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Prominent Gus VIA Act as Mannequins

"Fashlon
BAN the womens University club H.
the will be MacpougRS ouhwick
Andrew tho planned
lighting designed display the
sports n
of prominent girls from the set will &C. style
They include Miss Dorothy Ewing. Miss Alice Hole Miss
Munday Arnold Merrill
Caldwell
Enenclc Backua
EvAyn Colvin
be obtained the women University club from the following
Lundquis, ss1 Williams Ken
Elliott Fanor Capitol
Kenvood 5000 and
Kline. chairman. Kenwood ESQ.
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DATES
TO REMEMBER

- ANA~A ~ - 40 - -
sAIuHDAY. MAY g.
The marriage o. Ma Arnss Ne
D0Hald 10 hr Frank Nouin. Ia
bethany PfsEbytsfish church. a.
tse o'clock
HsprnE Trolls" dinner dance at
seattle Yacht club
TUESDAY. MAY A.
sfs. a. y. IiainHporth znd Mrs.. n.
7, brace 20 entertain Tor Miss
faita Tedf0fd With miHrsliahssuE
shower ana bridge. ~ the home
~ the former.
Mfs Edvafd u. HoY's tea At home
from , until o'clock.
"WEDNESDAY. MAY -
The marriage Of Miss La8eils Doug
las 70 Mr.. Nelson Lee CLARK. AZ
the zsiA Tau Alpha house. AZ 9
o'clock
Ms H q Parksrs Luncheon AZ
home 20 compliment Ma hsry
Louise Fulton.
THI HsDAY, NAY 1o-
The marriage Of Miss nhF5oris Ben
iamin 10 Mr. HuEo H. Haakons.
Of Tacoma. IN the FIRST Methodist
Protestant church. ~ ~ o'clock
IN the morning..
Miss Gloria Ffihks luncheon A. the
Sunset club 20 honor hiEs PTis-
cliia Anderson.
Mrs.. T. Z. Naekintoah's luncheon
and shower for Miss Grace Cham
bsfialhs Kerr.
FRIDAY. MAY IL
Wemen'h University club 10 rive an
nnai sports clothes ball a. the
Masonic Temple
Miss Mildred aud Miss Csrtruds
Lewis 10 entertain a. dinner AZ
home before the Tennis ball.
Mrs. Crawford Ancsrson's tea At
home IN compliment 20 her niece.
Mis- hary Anderson, from ! until
o'clock.
M. ana Ars. c. u. KinBs's dinner
~ the W0msh's University club
before the sports Clothes ball.
AIRS Claude q, Ramsay 90 sntsrtain
AZ breakfast a. the sunset club IN
compliment 70 Mrs Fred b.
Etimb0n.
SATURDAY. NAY H.
Miss Lorraine Aiisn viii wed Mr.
ksryiils Wayne keiHasu IN 81
narnhbHs chapel AZ ti1e o'clock.
Tho marriage OF hisa I>1itA Tedford
20 M. Donald q. waller al the
home o. her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
e. l.. Tsdfofd. AZ sac o'clock.
"WEDNESDAY, MAY IA
The marriage Of Miss Mary Fulton
20 Mr.. Arthur Samuel Olsen al
bethany PTsssytsrihn church at
high noon.
WEDNESDAY. MAY "a
The wedding ef hiEs Vivian Tyson
70 Capt. George Carroll Hammer,
u. o. Y. G., AZ home Of the bride
sisci's parents. Mr.. And Mrs. Ar
thur Ralph Tyson. ~ o'clock
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Women's Clubs
KIRKLAND woAiAN's CLUB
HAVE MAY BREAKFAST

KIRKLAND woAiAN's CLUB
HAVE MAY BREAKFAST
Charming in appointments was
tho May brcakfaE, the Kirkland
woman's club gave today In tho
grill room az the Hotel washing.
ton. at 1870 o'clock. Covers we're
placed for 100. Following the lunch.
con an interesting musical program
war presented
Mrs. l.. Blake Baldwin was the
chairman In charge OF general ar.
ruugcmcnts for tho occasion.
SEATTLE CHAPTER ID. A. II.
Seattle Chapter u. a. Il. held It's
regular meeting Monday. April 30.
with Mira George Estey. tho assist.
ing hostesseA being Mira. Edward
Townsend. Mrs. J. Frank Jones and
Mrs. r. c. FcidIc. A very interest.
Ing talk was given by Mrs. Oswald
Brown on her recent trip 10 New
Zealand and Austria. Mrs. Frank
Jones reported on tho state con.
yeution Mt Yakima
Mrs. J. II. Ring OF Seattle chap.
ter has presented TO tho u. A. II.
Memorial Continental hall. in waah.
ington. ID. C.. a cup and saucer
which has been in her family for
200 years.
Tho next meeting win be held
May 10, with Miss Sophie c. Johns.
1890 Eighth ave. W. Luncheon at
] p. IN.
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SCHOOL OF INSTRUCTION.

Mrs. j. II. Moore. OF Toledo, o..
president OF the Ladies' auxiliary TO
the Order OF Railroad Conductors OF
America. win visit Seattle. May Z
and 8, to conduct school OF in.
struction for Seattle division. No.
ZIG, in the division room at NJ. Il.
b. A. hall, 1925 First ave. spo-
kane. Everett and Tacoma divisions
will attend.
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Calendar for OrthoDedic ShoDs

Hatch will be hostess the
pcdic Tea Shop assisted by Mrs Bills Mrs j. H.
H.
Cocbel. chairman Thursday
Yancy Friday Mount
Hill guild Mrs
guild will be in charge at the Thrift shop
with In the
with r.
day Winslow auxiliary chairman Wednesday
Queen Anne guild N the
afternoon Capitol H. g. Bishop Jhursday
A.
guild Mrs. Fred H. Gilman chairman; Friday
L.
day, Broadway guild, Mrs II. II. Brkholm chairman.
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LARGE BRIDGE TEA
AND NAH JoNGG PARTY

The woman's Century club gave
very large bridge tea and Nah
Jongg party Friday afternoon Mt
tho Seattle Yacht club. Mrs. A. II.
Larson Of Yakima. president OF the
State Federation Of WomcnB Clubs,
was the honor guest.
In the receiving line were Mrs.
George ID. schoficid. president: Mrs.
II. o. Jones, first vice president;
Mrs. +. w. Graham. second vice
president; Mrs. J. S. Holt. chairman
OF tho party; Mrs. a. l.. Nofsingcr,
vice chairman. and Mrs. larson.
At tho tea hour. Mrs. schofcld
and Mrs. Jones presided over the
table. assisted by a group OF girls
from tho Daughters auxiliary.
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woopcRArr TOTEM CLUB

The Woodcraft Totem club will
entertain with musicale and social
hour Friday. May IL, at . p. m,
in Frederick q Nelson's auditorium.
Guest day" will be observed with
members from the various circles as
hostesses. Neighbors of woodcraft
and their friends welcome. Mrs. p.
Wise, chairman. will be assisted by
Mrs. N. Whipple, Mrs. p. Nelson,
Mrs. ]. Shoenburg, Mrs, ]. Nc.
Laughlin and Mrs. S. Pitts.
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LADY STIRLING CHATTER
GIVES LUNCHEON

Honoring Mrs. c. w. Chandler.
regent of Lady Stirling Chapter,
D. A. r.. Mrs, o. b. Dagg enter.
tanned Tuesday afternoon at her
home with an attractive luncheon
Iof 81 covers. After the luncheon
annual reports werc heard and cleo
ton of officers held with the follow.
ing results: Vice regent, Mrs James
w. Valentine: corresponding secre.
tary. Mrs. Clara Swan Short; re.
|cording secretary. Mrs. Thomas NJ.
Askrcn; treasurer. Mrs. Mae w.
Losekamp; financial secretary. Mrs.
w. l.. Thompson; auditor. Mrs. John
II. Towers; registrar MIS-. Elda NJ
Lester; chaplain. Mrs. A. II. Bulk.
cley: historian. Mrs. George II. APP.
pleton; librarian, Mrs. II. Yonkers.
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MOUNT HoLYoIE CLUB
HAS ANNTfAT. TJfssruEpNs

The Mount iioIyoko club held It's
annual luncheon and election % Off.
GERS recently az the women's Uni.
ycraity club. The following were
elected 20 serve for the ensuing year:
ArH. Richard Huntoon, president;
Mlns Emma Louise Pierce. vico-presl.
dent, Miss Mary y, Mcconnell. re.
oording secretary: MrA. Paul Shat.
frRth. corresponding secretary: Miss
Belle Gleason. treasurer.
Tho next meeting Of tho club wlil
be held at the home Of Miss Mary
Mcconnell. 1921 22nd ave. N. on
Wednesday. May ..
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rHILoMus cLun

Mrr. Charles Sonern and Mrs. J.
u. Reynolds win be hosteAses 10 the
members o. the PhilomuH club on
Monday. May 7. in the blue pariofH
az tho Y. W. c. A. az p. m. The
program Will consist OF paper on
Revealing Of the Desert" by Miss
Laura Rank a paper By Mira. Julia
Miller on Glacier National Park.
and a plano solo by Mlas Helen
HutchinA.
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ALpHA pnI AIIrMNAE

Tho alumnae OF Alpha Phi will
meet at the chapter house. Monday
evening. May Z. Dinner will bo
served at s15 p. m. Make rcserva.
tions at Kenwood 1922. Business
meeting at 1880 o'clock.
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CLASSIC CULTURE
~. tet, t.V ,s.s.,.s,


The following now officers were
elected at the annual meeting OF the
Classic Culture club. held last week:
President, Mrs, Il. IL. Euden: vice
president, Miss Julia Lane: recording
secretary, Mrs. George williams: cor.
responding secretary. Mrs. Eden w.
Pollock; treasurer, Miss Louise Rath.
bun.
Elected as delegate TO the state
convention in Mount Vernon In Juno
are Mrs. Eudcn and Mrs. Frank Skin.
ner; altcrnotes. Mrs. J.. A. Gassaway
md Mrs. John N. Cobb. Delegates to
the Seattle Federation are Mrs. skin.
nor and Mrs. Grant d. Staddon: nj.
tcrnatcs, Mrs. Gassaway and Mrs.
G. ID. Riser.
Tho next meeting OF the club viii
be May IL. with the program featured
by a talk on "The Flowers OF Raj.
nicr."
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FIRST NJ. p. CHURCH
RUMMAGE SALE

The ladies' OF the First Methodist
Protestant church win hold a rum
mage sale and serve luncheon on
May IL and IL. the location to be
announced later, Any contributions
will be called for by teiephoning
East 1929.
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Assistants Named for Tea

Mrs Edwin Roy's Tuesday afternoon until
O'Clock win compliment 1. h. Jackson
sister Mrs Martin homo In
Virginia after spending the winter In san Diego
Airs c. T. NJ. William parkhurst HraWley Airs. Cr
Galger Mrs Martin Rosema Howard Ballard Mrs @, 4 steiner
Mrs Charles r. Roy and
Fan KEENAN, he
During the numbers viii by Mrs clyde
Leroy Morris vocalist with Mrs Worth the piano and Maa
Frances Roscma viii contribute selections,
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woMEN'S OVERSEAS
.TEAnfTI 10 DANTE

tEFksNN-FN
ThN Seattle unit Of the Women's
Overseas league will give dance
on Thursday, May 10. at De Honey's
Dancing academy. The funds from
tho affair will be used for welfare
work. Tickets may be obtained at
the two stores OF Lowman a Han
ford and at Brcwster's Cigar store,
Third ave. and Union st. Those at
tending are requested 20 wear in.
formal or sports clothes.
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LGREENwoop
lIMpRovEs,ENr CLUB

Greenwood improvement club viii
give a card party in Greenwood
hall. Thursday. May 10. a; .. m.
The baseball team OF the club
will give the second OF a series Of
dances in Greenwood hall Tuesday
evening. May s. the proceeds 10 be
used for baseball equipment
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XIX couNTY
ILEnIs1.ArIvE rEnERAr1oN

LEGISLATIVE FEDERATION
Tho next meeting Of the King
County Legislative federation will
be held Monday. May 7. az the Y.
w. G. A. clubroom. az ? y. m.
Addresses viii be given BY candl.
dates on the port commission pur.
chase plan. Miss Clyde Tucker will
speak on the Montlake. Stadium
bridge proposition, and the school
bond issue Is 10 be tho subject OF
a talk by a member OF the school
board. Visitors welcome.
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Tennis Ball Smart Affair

club formally
the ball
affairs by that
Brilliant tulips and arranged tall wicker baskets made
walls furniture
Tho reception with It's black furniture dAper banded with
a
William Crosby.
William Perkins Mrs Montgomery Russell
A strou, J. a. Anderson
S.
the Mrs Samuel Russell Mrs Andrew Gillespie
presided assisted by Miss Hazel Mcmillan Miss Nellie Fg
Mnnday sheahan-
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AUXILIARY TO HERTZEL
EONGRJrGA ALTON

Mrs. u. Topolovltz win entertain
with a luncheon and card party on
Tuesday afternoon, May 3. at I
o'clock. ut lNr home, 11iG 3ist ave.
for tho Ladies' Auxiliary to Hortzcl
Congregation All friends welcome.
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coMMoNwEAITH GLUE

The Commonwealth club win meet
at Dartnall's cafeteria, Leary build
Ing. Monday. May Z. at 6:i5 p. m.
Mr. Carl Brannon, who has Just re-
turned from Mexico. viii talk on
conditions In that country.
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German PROGRAM, Will Be Interpreted


II. at the home Of Mrs Guy Wren, $500
Following the numbers:
solos) "Ihr Eden Hern"
Vogicn War" CHilep; @ Spring GIenschel-Mrs.
yoin) Ave Maria" c5chubertIhelD
WnhemD-Mrs j. s.. Harrison
Dist
Bluhen'
Tark Ifark the
Schunannp-M Miss sWinifred Bousfeld.
Bousled
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IoRnAINE socrAL q uB

Lorraine Social club viii meet in
Masonic temple, "Wednesday. May ..
at y. m. AL Eastern Stars In.
y1ted.
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cHApTER Ac. or p. %. q.

Chapter &C, OF r. II. o., will be
entertained at n May breakfast on
Monday, May Z, at the home ot
Mrs. Thomas Palmer. 3323 w. Laur.
olhurst drive. at ! o'clock. Laurel.
hurst bus leaves 14th ave. N. Il. and
N. 10th st.. Mt 1890 p. m.
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SEATTLE LODGE NO. I
ENTERTAINS

Seattle Lodge No. Z. /. II. p. A.,
entertained with reception in
honor OF Grand Past President Anna
NJ, Bnrth, on Tuesday evening, May
| /, following tho rcgular business
meeting. Mrs. Barth Is q member
of long standing In Seattle lodge.
and Ia beloved by all who know her
An Interesting program was given
later.
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MOTHERS CLUB TO AiEET

Delta Kappa Epsilon NJ otherS
club win meet at the chapter house.
Wednesday. May .. AZ D. m.
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Mrs ALTON W. LEONARD issuing cards for the Sunset
AA club Wednesday afternoon until o'clock honor
q Mrs J. T. McNay, who Is leaving California ant
Ars Geesse W Hooe recently
Alternating az the viii be Mrs william Perkins HcnU
LAnde. Mrs W. H. Me0Fath @ Aston Hole
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FLORA e. BATEMAN

"a u .. n.
The regular meeting ef Flora r.
Batcman. l.. l.. o. A.. No. i4s. win
be held Monday May Z. at s .. m.
In ]. o. G.. T. hall.
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SEATTLE COUNCIL PIT. 4

SEATTLE COUNCIL PIT. a.
The regular May meeting OF Seat.
lie Council PIT. A. will be held In
tho small auditorium OF tho Broad
way high school. Tuesday. May 8,
AZ 10 a m. Routine business. an.
nual reports and convention plans
will DO the program for the day.
Mrs. Anna L. Hcrold VIII render
several vocal selections.
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QUEEN ANNE
EORTNICuTI.y CHR

The Queen Anne Fortnightly club
Twill close it's year OF study and
welfare work on Thursday, May 10,
by observing Hospitality day, at the
homo of Mrs J, w, Goodwin, 1873
w Highland drive. Tho program
Will include u read ing by Miss
Tyrone whitney; group OF songs by
kutharyn Worth; group OF songs by
Miss adelaide Pollock After the
program tea win be served.
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AoUILA LODGE NO. 30

compllmenting Mrs. Eva r. Cor.
don OF Olympia. grand president OF
the Degree OF Honor, Aqulla lodge
No. s5. d. II. p. a., will give n
dinner on Wednesday. May 0. from
$40 to p. m. In their halt 1915
First ave. for invited guests and
Aquila members only. Following
the dinner Aquila will hold It's reg.
ular meeting, concluding with a
public invitation and short program.
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ANNUAL Spring Card Pdrty

Tho Inen guild win give It's annual spring card party for the benefit
S
arrangements
Capitol 404T.
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Annual Initiation and Banquet

Phi Alpha Delta win hold
and banquet The Hotel Washington Saturday May
the gned their
retiring attorney general The honorary members to DO initiated
Hin Meier Edgar
Leib Walter Malone speak
conduct initiation
chairman committee
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BALLARD w. C. r. u.

Ballard w. c. T. U. viii meet
with Mrs. w. a. Dahstrom. oT3s
18th ave. N. W. Friday. May II.
The program on Child Welfare
will DO In charge OF Mrs. Wood.
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MARRIED 80 YEARS
MAY 10

Civil war veterans AMI all patri.
otto societies and friends are invited
to attend n reception n Veterans
hall. Armory. Thursday evening.
May 10. at o'clock. 10 celebrate
tho 10th wedding anniversary OF
Mi. and Mrs. II. NJ. Powell. The
program has been arranged by the
bridesmaids who attvndc. the couple
on their golden wedding anniversary
mine years ago.
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Mrs. Leonard Issues limitations for Affair at
Sunset ClUb; Mrs. RoyS Tea to Honor
Visitor
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cLIoNIAN CLUB

The regular meeting OF the clion.
Ian club VIII be held Tuesday. May
8. at : p. M. at the Federated club.
house with Mrs. w. ID. Moriarty,
chairman OF the day. Japanese
Art" will bo the topic 81 tho pro
gram. Mr.. w. Thornburg viii show
"a collection Of pictures and Mrs.
a. NJ. conEdon viii read story on
Japan. Members may invite gucsts-
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SEATTLE woMAws CLUB

sEATILE WNMANH Club
The Seattle Woman's ciuub win
have It's meeting Monday. May Z, a,
tho Federated clubhouse. Boarts
meeting at 1880 y. m. open business
meeting at p, m. Friends invited.
Miss Jane Hoblitznll viii give n plano
solo and Or. Eugene Hurd win speak
on MY Experience in Russia"
The literary Interpretation and
current topics departments OF tho
Seattle woman's club will be held
wednesday. May 0. instead OF Tues.
day, at the homo OF Miss Libby Trim.
bic. 2f4t Harvard ave. n. Picnic
luncheon at 1890 o'clock.
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BR1TISH-AMERIcAN
ASSOCIATION

The regular meeting OF the Brit.
sh-Amcrican association will be held
in the Fine Arts Hall. 1913 Fourth
Ave, Friday evening, May IL. This
will be Ladies' Night and n con
cert arranged by and given by ladies
win be the special feature All nom
bers and friends cordially invited.
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coLIMpIA CHAPTER NO. So

COLUMBIA CHAPTER No %
The officers Of Columbia chapter
No. SO viii exemplify the work for
Ionia chapter No. ia on Tuesday.
May s. at p. m. in the Corinthian
room OF the Masonic Temple.
JOHN +. MILLER w. II. c.
John +. Miller w. r. C. will en-.
terrain at dinner Saturday evening.
May s, at o'clock. in Veterans
hall. Armory.
SEXTON FRIENDSHIP CLUB
Sexton Friendship club will enter.
tain with a card party Mt Wings
cafeteria. Saturday evening, May 8.
THURSDAY MUSICAL CLUB
The Thursday Musical club will
meet with Mrs. L. l.. Larson, at
kirkland Thursday, May 10. Take
ferry at Madison park at - o'clock.
Luncheon will DO followed by pro.
gram OF Scandinavian music.
CALEIDH CLUB
Caleidh club will meet Tuesday.
May s. at p. M, with Mrs. David
Il. Fryer, 1923 Eighth ave. w.
GEN. LAYTON CIRCLE
Gen. Lawton circle, Ladies OF the
G.. A. r., will serve a home-cooked
dinner at their hall. corner OF 10th
ave. n. w. and Market ST., Ballard.
Thursday, May 10, at noon. A
business meeting will take place at
1870 p, m. Comrades and friends
invited.
SoRoSIS CLUB
Tho art department OF the Sorosis
club viii meet Thursday. May 10,
Mt . y. m, ut the Federated club.
house.
SEWING CLUB
Mrs. John Dawson viii entertain
the members OF Puget Sound Sisters
Sewing club, at a o'clock lunch.
con, ut her home, 3o4S w. 65th ST.,
"Wednesday, May 0,
Tho Ladies' Lyric Choral club
viii meet In tho main Sunday school
room OF the First Presbyterian
church, Tuesday evening May S,
at 7A5 y, m.