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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-23
Personal

Mr AND Mr tanraon a. HEM
returned last evening frum a tfip to
Honolulu and California
SIR James d. Hose moiorod 20
Portland this morning. 90 remain
until Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew ~. Price
Virginia Wiley are being oongratu.
lated upon Tho birth OF a daughter.
April 10. AZ the swedish hospital
Mrs. John Philip Wcyofhasuasr
Dr.. o. Occur d'Alsne, 10 Waiting her
mother Mrs. George Walker.
Mr. Lacy Hofius win leave Thurs
day for Chicago 10 join Mru. Hoflus
who l. visiting her mother. Mra
Harry Il. Meser. From there Mr.
ana Mu. Honus viii 80 % New
York and Boston. returning hons
shout May 20.
Miss Pheba Nell TidmArnh. who
has been on tfp 10 the Orient
"a expected home May ~.
Mrs Hamilton Rolfr and baby
son removed Tuesday from The Nir
ginia Mason hospital 20 their home
Mra, 4. =. Wittler returned Sun.
day from two months visit with
her son and dauEhteriniaw. Mr.
and Mrs. Lester wittler IN sar
Francisco.
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BETTER WIVES AND MOTHERS

The emancipation OF women a.
evidenced by tho evolution in dress
from steel stays that made a
twcnty.inch waist and the long
street sweeping skirts TO the sports
clothes Of the present day has Ger.
tainly had It's effect upon tho health
OF women. With proper attention
TO diet and exercise n race OF bet.
ter wives and mothers is assured
by II. II. however. ailments develop
as evidenced by irregularities, back.
ache. headaches. nervousness and
irri,ahiity, Lydia r. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound may be do.
pended upon 10 overcome them.
Thousands Of women TESTIFY to its
success. Advertisement
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Daughters of
COHfederdcu 10 Entertain

A musical tea has been arranged
b. Robert r. Leo Chapter. United
Daughters Of tho Confedcracy, for the
benefit % Confederate veterans. Tho
affair win h. given Thursday after.
noon from 2 until 5 o'clock. al tho
home Of Mrs =. X. WorthinE,on.
900 Boylston ave. n.
Presiding az tho urus AZ tho tea
hour win BE- Mrs Walter BurEes
Bcals. Mrs. stephen Fowler Chad.
wick. alternating with Mrs. Joseph
l.. Grecnwcli and Mrs. Kurt schloss
Of Tacoma. president OF tho state no.
ciety. Assisting them will be Mrs
r. l. Bridges. Mrs. c, l.. Murray
and Mrs Thaddcus Macarthur
Tho program. arranged by Mrs.
Bradley T. Fowlkes. Mrs. George
suddock. Mrs. Norwood Brocke,t.
Mrs. =. +. Hurst and Mrs l.. c.
Iesscph. follows.
sonrs-'f Pass ny Your wtndow." "Ab-
ssnee.~ Carry Ne hack 20 or Viz
EinnY'
Mira Otto Frank KrieE-r soprano.
Irish harp sccompa niusnt-
Reading nrpwu nAhr"
Mrs. Robert Jarvis.
Voeai--"ioy ~ ths Morning" soms-
times l Fe~l like a Mafhsrises Child,"
wheel. the silver swallow"
Mrs. n. a. Perrg Mlss Juiiettt sass AZ
ths piano.
neading-"A Musicale IA Dixie"
Mrs. e. 2. Roberts
vtoiin--''Conccrto. A Minor"
rhad Paroiik. pupil 81 Diego Di,trich.
accompanied ~ Mrs. y, a. Reid.
Vocal-'NJood Morning. brother Sun
shine" Two Little tFish songs"
Mabel Grace Robertson. Miss Loretta
HardirE. accompaniEi.
Vocai--"yFoald God ! We're the Tsndsr
Apple blossom "Ah. Love. Wui You
Hsmemherf" Take joy Home"
Mira FRED H. r. Andersen. Mrs. Rsid
20 tbs piano.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-23
Get Rid of
That Cough!

Every cough Is due 10 inflamrna-
ton. oithor in tho bronchial tubea
throat or lungs. To get rid Of Il.
YOU must heal tho inflnmsi mems
brsnes that cause the tr6ahle. The
safest and most effective method IL
TO inhale the delightful. soothing
vRpor OF Dec" better known during
the past 30 years as Dennis Euca-
lyptua Ointment.
Gently heat n spoonful OF "Deo"
in tin plate and fill your lungs
with tho puuRont but pleasant
vapor. Almost Instantly II clears
the head and throat. checking the
cough and beginning at once TO heal
the raw. tender membranes.
Dec" contains only the pureHt
eucalyptus and other antiseptic. heal
healing oils. Fine for colds. catarrh
sore throat. etc. Satisfactory re-
suits guaranteed or money back.
Tubes or jars SOC, Mt all good drug
stores Dennis Eucalyptus Ointment
Co. makers. Berkeley, Cal.-Adver-
tisement
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Miss Wattersdorph
Retrothed

Mr.. and Mrs. August Waters.
d0rph announce tho engagement OF
their daughter. Frances. 10 Mr.. MI
burn Boundy. son OF Mr.. Charles
Boundy.
The news was disclosed Sunday
morning AZ tho Easter breakfast
given AZ the Beta Phi Alpha chap.
ter house.
Miss wattersdorph IS a junior at
gba University OF Washington in
the college OF fine airs. and Mr.
Bounfy is q senior in tho school
u education.
No date has been set for the wed.
ding.
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Simple Way to
Relieve Gas
on Stomach

Nearly everybody Is troubled at
times with excessive gas In the
stomach and bowels. In many cases
the stomach expands and presses
against the heart. causing Intense
pain. palpitation, difficult breath
ing OF other annoying symptoms.
A a rule. these attacks are accom-
panied by burning In tho stomach,
headache, dizziness, hlccough. drQw-
rIness after eating, or a peculiar
nervous feeling.
The easiest way to prevent such
djstreHs is to take Eopa Gas Tablets
before and after eating. They are
wonderfully beneficial TO the stom-
ach, and when used aa dircctEa VIII
generally give permanent. lasting
results. "Bopa." the original ana
only genuine Gas Tablets Sold In So
attic by Bartell DRUG stores and all
leading druggists. Price S1.O0 every
where. Boerickc a. ltunyon Co,
Mfrs. San Francisco. - Advertise
mcnt.
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HINT Point Circle
to GiUe Pdrtg

Hunts Point circle OF the Fruit
and Flower Mission VIII give bridge
and nah jongg party at the colony
clubhouse Saturday afternoon for the
benefit Of the fund maintained by
The circle.
The hostesses for the benefit viii
be the officers Of the organization,
Mrs. J. II. Featherstone. chairman:
Mrs c. VI. Coe. vice chairman; Mrs.
W. II. Nanny. secretary, and Mrs.
W z Hartley, treasurer.
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Orthopedic Lunch and
Thrift Shops

Queen Anne guild win have charge
at the orthopedlc lunch room ThuS-
day. with Mrs. w. +. Stevens acting
as hostess, assisted by Mrs. w. w
Greenwood. Mrs William Howard,
Mrs. J. Van Stewart. Mrs. c. s.
Brown. Mrs. J. T. Cochran. Mrs. c.
n. Thomas Mrs. r. n. Fletcher. Mrs
o. II. Folsom. Mrs. w. s. Smith. Mrs,
n. r. Elliott. Mrs p. Mogenson. Mrs
o. J.. Taylor, Mrs. d. A. Kelley. Mrs.
c. n. Thomas. Mrs. +. A. Schmidt
and Mrs. ]. r. Strcmple.
Mount Baker Park guild will Ia
in charge at the Thrift shop Thurs.
day morning. represented by Mrs
Calvin Hall and Mrs. G. l.. cragin
In the afternoon Mrs. II. p. Schooiey
and Mrs. II II. Grabowsky win have
charge
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Guild Win Giue
Butterfly Dance"

University guiid ~ the Children's
orihopcdic hospital b. arranging 4
Butterfly Dance on Friday even
ms. May 2. az tho Alpha sigma PM
house.
The patrons and patroncssss fog
the evening include Mr.. ana Mrs. J.
p, heedc, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl sic
brand. Mr., ana Mrs = Royer. Mr.
and Mrs. W. ~. McConoch. SIR. and
Mrs w. +, Forkner. Mr.. and Mrs
c, r. kinno. AR. ana Mrs. j. Thomr,
son, Or. and Mrs. s. c. STANDARD.
SIR. and Mrs. W. }. wickstrom. Mr.
and Mrs, Howard Hanson and Miss
Della Wright.
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Seattle Society
Edited by Lillian Keen LeBauister Telephone MA inosOo
Assstant-Franoes Oldham
Musio-Louise Raymond Owens
Parties Planned for Om-of-tol0n Guests,
Wedding WI Take Place in June

E'oR thc entertainment % Mrs r.
L X Robinson and her two sisters.
AIS. Harry White Mcndenhall OF
ChicaEo and Ms iicng stevens
cowgirl - Carthage. Mo. Who arr
hcr house guests Mrs. W. A. Irwin
Is extending invitations 60 a lunch.
con ~ twenty covers and lgtdee AZ
hex home ea Friday afternoon.
May g.
Other Affairs planned Tor Mrs Rob
insou ana her guests Rrv bridge
tea Ms. John X hush viii FiYo Al
her home on Friday afternoon ~
Tits week ana The informal hridgs
tea Mrs. , r. Robertson has Az
rnnsci for Tuesday afternoon. April
90
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Boys and girisl See the world
famous Dan Patch" Coaster
Wagon on display at The Star cir
culation office Balloon tires. disc
wheels. ball bearings. roller brake
and detachable body. Simply Sc
cure 10 new subscriptions for The
Star and II Is yours.
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To Entertain for
Mss Fleqer

Madame Raymond Auzias Dc To
renne and Mrs. Amanry AuElas de
rurenns VIII entertain with a bridge
and nah iongg tea az their home on
Monday afternoon. April -. In com.
pliment 10 Miss Nellie Feigcr. whose
engagement 70 Mr. John T. Heffer.
nan. Jr.. wns announced this week
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CAN'T BEAT "TIz"
WHEN FEET HURT

Just take your shoes off and then
put those weary. shoe crinkled. ach-
ing. burning, corn-pestered. bunion-
tortured feet of yours In a "Tiz'
bath. Your toes VIII wriggle with
Joy; they'll look up ut YOU and al
most talk and then they'll take an
other dive in that "Tiz" bath.
When your feet feel like Jumps of
lcad---all tired out--just try "Tiz"
It's grand-it's glorious. Your feet
will dance with Joy: also you viii
find all pain gone from corns, cal
louses and bunions
There's nothing like "Tiz." IT'S
the only remedy that draws out all
the poisonous exudations which puff
up your feet and cause foot torture.
a few cents buys a box OF "Tiz"
at any drug or department store
don't wait. Ahl how glad your feet
set; how comfortable your shoes
fcel.--Advertisement.
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Welcome Alaska
Visitors

To honor Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Far
well Whitman, who recently arrived
from Chisaua. Alaska. Mr. and Mrs
Robert Lynn whitman entertained
nj dinner Saturday evening at their
home. 1909 California ave.
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Hostess to North
Queen Anne GuiLd

Mrs.. G. o. Vincent win entertain
tho members Of North Queen Anne
guild Of the ChiIdren'H orthopedie
hospital on Friday afternoon. at her
home. lilo Mob Hin ave.
Assisting the hostess viii be MIA.
Walter Human. Mrs. w G. Past
and Mrs. w. r. Piciow.
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EXPERIENcE PARTY

The Eastern Star club will hold an
experience party for members and
their husbands only on Saturday
evening, April 20. at o'clock. in the
club rooms, 1890 Arcade square. Mrs.
Martha Hawks Is in charge OF the
affair, assisted by Mrs. Bertha
o'shaughnessy. Mrs. Harriet Little.
field, Mrs. Lydia Soagrave. Mrs.
Emma Ennis and Miss Olive Nc.
Mace.
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Baby Party

Mrs George suuat entertained
With a baby party az her homo The.
afternoon Tor her little daughter
Claire Helene, Fourteen small PEG.
PIE were her guests
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Plan Dinner at
arctic Club

Mr.. and Mrs. George Bowling win
entertain with dinner OF sixteen
covers at the Arctic club on Friday
evening. May Q. Later the party
win go to the Bowling home for
bridge and nah jongg.
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Hosts at Bridge Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. W. Stewart Nc.
Namara will b hosts NJ a bridge
dinner Of twenty covers at their
homo on Friday evening.
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MERCER ISLAND
CITrn 10 MEET

Tho ladies' Kcewaydin club OF
Mercer island win hold It's monthly
bridge luncheon Thursday. April ~.
AZ 1890 o'clock. at tho clubhouse.
HostcSsss for the afternoon arc Mrs
r. ID. Boles. Mrs. c. II. Gordon. Mrs.
James Miles. Airs. Harry RAymcr.
Mrs. Sam Dcclcy and Mrs. Elyln
Lynn.
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hosts "Wednesday evening az a din.
Her ~ one hundred covers given ~
tho Golden Cup in the Alssk
building.
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TfIIslBLE CLUB

THIMBLE CLUB
Nina Fry Tent Thimble club
viii meet Thursday. April "a. NJ
p. m. with Mrs, Addlc Brelle. a520
Ashwood ave.
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AIRS PIERCE SPEAKS
BEFoRE CENTURY CLUB

AIRS PIERCE 6PEA;ts
HEFoRE CENTURY CLUB
AlrH Harry Paul Pierce. u Eno
qusimis Pals. q member o. The arr
department o. the state Feisratior
~ womsn's Clubs. addressed the
sf department ~ the lgomsna
Century club on Monday afternoon
st me home of Mrs. p " Camp
bell
8iH Pierce said. THE a1tn which
help 10 make our homes attractive
are the minor arts or decorative
aris. but essentially an ART Is one
WO urge upon the club women the
slogan Art FOR the Home'r sals
sa3f Mrs IS g. little Of tridgevH.
Ter. Mass national chairman - the
General Fedspiion o. Womsnr
Clubs
The American Federation - Arts
q trying 20 bring the big leaders ~
industry IN closer touch with the
large arr museums u the country,
in The hope of raising standards Of
design fpr furniture. textiles. pot.
ten, silver and china.
TN line with the effort. The Cen
sul federation n sending turnout
the nation exhibits % lantern slides
illustrating Artistic Furniture The
exhibit contains foriyHsven slides
many rolored. showing historic psfl
ods In furniture Stress r. placed up
ON the English and French. from
which present styles are derived.
English designs. known ~ the Jaco.
bean. Restoration and Tudor. with
William and Mary and Queen Anne.
are among the most popular styles
used in America today" Mrs Pierce
pointed out
"Our colonial fathers were the Al.
rect heirs Of the splendid crHftsmsn.
ship Of such English designers and
furniture makers ~ Chippendsis.
Adam. Hspplewhits and Sheraton.
To our own country belongs the
honor o. tho work Of Samuel Ne.
Intire and Duncan Pfyfe.
"of an furniture ever produced.
The most eKiravnRant and pre-.
tentious was that used IN France,
during the relEns of Louis XIV.
Ky and XVI
To Napoleon belongs a dlstinc,
tive style known NJ Empire. built
upon old classic lines
MrH Pierce pointed out that All
early furniture. particularly that Of
the sixteenth century. was built Of
oak. The seventeenth century used
walnut and the eighteenth mahog,
any.
The slides used by Mrs. Pierce in
her lecture showed the Interesting
evolution Of decoration from deep
hand carving in Tudor and Rennls.
sancs furniture 90 the Inlay ~ the
eighteenth century English and the
lHcquered and gilded furniture o,
the French court Of the seventeenth
and eighteenth centuries. "side.
boarda. dressing tables and writing
desks were first introduced In the
reign % Henry IL. OF France nc.
cordlnE 20 Mrs. Pierce. "and the
first really comfortable upholstered
chair was made in the reign OF
Louis Kill
a study Of furniture IL review
Of human activities. and no line Of
art e. more rich in It's return OF
interes, 20 one who pursues n.
Again. let Art for the Home be
our slogan"
BALLARD W. G. 7. L.
Hultard u = r. y ...ftt -,
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club "FrcJa." will give card party
Thursday. April -. a. p. M in
Swedish club hall.
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Saskatchewan first mad Oldest In
duatry. the fur trade. amounted 10
more than s7OOoooo during the past
year.
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ROSS PIT. A

ROSS PIT. A.
Tho Ross PIT. A. VIII give a card
party at Dartnalrs cafeteria. Sat.
urday evening. April IS. at
o'clock.
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Music
Swedish Spring
Concert

Mr. Hslmer Ahrne. tenor. will b.
The soloist a. the Swedish spring con.
cert Thursday evening. April a. a.
Tho Swedish Baptist church. Ninih
and Pine
Tho program viii be given by the
swsa Male chorus under tho direc.
ton o. Aryille ilels,ad.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
SEWARD SOCIAL AND

SEWARD SOCIAL AND
LITERARY CLUB
Seward Social and Liieury club
viii hold election Of officers on Fri.
day afternoon. April %. AZ tho home
OF Mr.. A. II. Keller. 1889 bist ave. 3.
Mrs. Keeler's mother Mrs. Gather.
inc Colcock. who recently passed her
18th birthday anniversary. will be
ono d tho hoa;essss. together with
Mrs. @. X. Taylor. Tho meeting will
10 held AZ ! O'Clock. when luncheon
will DO served. A short program will
follow as we'll as business session.
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FouNpERs, pAY BANQUET

III Beta Phi fraternity win hold its
57th annual Founders Day banquet
on Saturday. April &c. at I p, m, at
the Women's University club For
reservations call Mrs Darwin Meis.
nest, ME lrSe.2s2i. or Mrs c. o.
Myers, BE acn1s72.
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Joint Dinner Hosts

SIR. and Mrs. J. c. Michaeis and
Dir. w. z. schweigart win be joint
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RuAnfAGE BALE

Green Lake Congregational church
win hold a rummage saie Friday and
Saturday. April 20 and 20. az 1918
First ave.
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COLONEL ELLSWORTH CIRCLE
Under The auspices q Colonel
Ellsworth circle, the Heinz Co. will
Eivs one or their Products lunch.
cons combined gith an illustrated
lecture on the growth and develop.
men, Of the company Friday. April
80 AZ Ns;cranF hall. Armory. 4
business meeting viii follow tho
luncheon.
ELECTS OFFICERS
Tho West Seattle high school
PIT A. held is annual meeting on
Apfil -. and elected the following
officers Mrs. K. johnson. pfeul.
dent. Mrs. Claude Eckart. first vice
president. Mr. J. Charbaneau. rec.
ond vice president. Ml-a Doris VIII.
son. recording secretary: Mrs II. NJ.
Parker treasurer.
The association T. sponsoring a
series OF dances for the students AZ
Tho Yves, Seattle High Community
club. the mex, 90 take place on Fri.
day evening. April Is. at $40 p. m.
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GOPHER CLUB

Tho Seattle Gopher Chinnesoto
club has planned grand rally al
Swedish hall, 1887 Eighth ave. for
Saturday evening. April &c, at s
o'clock An entertainment and dance
will follow the baako, lunch.
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MARYKNo1I. cIpcrr

Maryknoli circle will hold a rum.
mage sale for tho benefit OF Mary
knoll Mission. Friday and Saturday.
April 20 and -. az Sixth and vir.
ginia.
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PATIENCE REnrKAU LODGE

Patience Rebekah lodge Will give
Ia luncheon Thursday. April a. NJ
1890 p. m. at woodman hall. Co
lumbla City Cards viii follow.
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WASHINGTON HIVE No. sa4

washington Hive No. e44. Ladies'
OF the Maccabees. win give n card
party at the home OF Mrs. ANN
Christensen, III r. 56th sts, Friday.
April 25. Luncheon at / o'clock.
Take Meridian car.
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CLUBS FOR THURSDAY

soRosIs CLUB
The art department Of the sorosis
dub will meet at the Women's
Federated clubhouse. Thursday,
ipril "a, at y. m. Mrs. f. w.
Burdick, hostess.
Election OF officers viii take
place, and the following program
ie presented.
ON the Wye" and other pictures.
Wilson: Household Heath" and
ether pictures. crome; study. led
by Mrs. II. II. Hopkins; Modern
Artists--George Forrest DC Brush"
Miss V. L. Morrison.
: DOR1C SOCIAL CLUB
Doric Social club. o. T. s.. Will
meet Thursday, April "a. at 2 p. m,
with Mrs. Olivia Densmore, 3607
bensmorc ave. Eastern Stars and
friends welcome.
PoETRY CLUB
Seattle Chapter Of the American
'NtStdly dhsOcldilOn l1edttle goeIy
club viii meet Thursday evening,
April "a, with Miss Helen Maring,
200 Broadway.
CAPITOL HILL w. c. r. L.
Capitol Hill w. c. r. u. will hold
sale Of aprons and fancy goods
: at the a. o. u. w. hall, 1909 Ninth
''saye., on Thursday, April "a. a
home.cooked dinner win be served
a. noon.
COURT WHIST PARTY
Tho Seattle city.wide woman's
club will give a court whist party.
Thursday evening. April -. at sa5
o'clock al Dartnalrs cafeteria, 70
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BALLARD "

BALLARD W. c. T. L.
Billiard W c. r. L. win meet
with Mrs W. NJ. Whiting. I5s n.
18Th si.. Friday. April IS. at ? p. m.
Mn. Mabel Mackenzie will have
charge Of the program. Take Phin.
ney car.
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WOmen's Clubs
SOCIAL MEETING

a meeting Of Campfire Guardians'
association Is called by Miss Ruth
Brown for Thursday. April "a, at 8
.. m. on board the Camaraderie. I'm
portant matters will come before the
association. All guardians or their
representatives urged to attend.
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BENEFIT ZOE BLIND

The annual benefi. for the Blind
association given by Mrs. Alice Roi.
lit Coe viii take place Thursday,
April ~. at o'clock. in the blue
room Of the y. W. c. a. Mrs. Coo
will give n recital of dramatic read.
ing and Mrs. D. Clifford Reid will
sing.
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UNIVERSITY C1IAUTAUouA
University Chautauqua will meet
a. tho home OF Mrs. w. ". Collins.
i92S Thackeray place. Friday. April
70. at p. m.
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woNrENs TRADE UNION
- . a.... .. /. $500

WUNEN ; IFtFADb LNIVN
LEAGUE PARTY
The women's Trade Union league
card party planned for Tuesday even.
Ing. April 20. was postponed until
Thursday evening. April ~. Mira.
Fannie Perry and Mrs. Nenitz VIII
be the hostezses.
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WASHINGTON BOULEVARD

w. c. r. U.
Washington Boulevard w. c. T. u.
viii serve luncheon in the chapel.
3fst ave. and Madison st. at noon
on Friday. April 25. MrE. jackson
sfbaugh and Mrs. william Mayfield
will speak at the afternoon session.
The public is invited.
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SPRING TEA

SPRING TEA
The girls OF the home economies
classes OF the Mercer school will
entertain the mothers OF the school
with n spring tea Thursday, April "a.
at 2 O'Clock. at the school. A health
playlet, "Happy's Vanity Box" md
q fashion show will be features OF
the program. In the fashion show
the girls will wear the new ging.
ham dresses which have Just been
completed In the design closscs.
RAVENNA PIT. a.
Ravenna PIT. a. viii give n silver
tea Thursday. April -. from 2 until
o'clock, at the home Of Mrs. Oliver
Rasmussen. An interesting program
has been arranged. following which
tea will DO served at the homo of
Mrs. n. c. Malott. 654s 18th ave.
N. Il.
FORTNIGHTLY CLtfB
Quenn Ammo Fortnlghtly club will
meet with Mrs. w w. Reed, Thurs.
day, April "a, at 2 o'clock
SOCIAL AID CHARITABLE CLUB
The Ladies' Social and Charitable
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SEATTLE REVIEW NO. 8
women's Benefit association. Sc.
attic Review No. 8 OF the Macca.
bees. viii give a dance on Thursday
evening. April -, at a. o. u. W.
hall. 1909 Ninth ave. Members and
friends invited.
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WOMEN or MoosEHEART
IEG1oN;

Women Of Mooseheart Legion Win
glyo card party IN Moose temple,
Thursday. April -. al p. m.
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WOMAN'S CENTURY CLUB
Tho social service department OF
the Woman's Century club will meet
Thursday. April ~. at 1890 a. m.
ut the Washington children's heme.
1906 II. 65th ST., for a day Of service
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coURT WHIsT pAnrY

Tho Seattle City.wide Woman's
club win give a court whist party.
Thursday eyening. April "a. at sa5
O'clock AZ Dartnalrs cafeteria, %
which the public u Invited.