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Evening star., 1924-08-23

In England, athletes Mt Oxford lead
Cambridge for the academic year
1923-1924 in all sports, IL to 7. In
four branches of sport the result was
a draw.
Evening star., 1924-08-23
1nSideGOlf
-BY Chester Horizon
by Chester Horton

From the top of the back swing the
entire movement in the golf swing
is forward. That is. everything goes
Evening star., 1924-08-23

GAMES TOMORROW.
N. York at Chicago.
Brooklyn at St. Louis.
Boston et Cincinnati.
Evening star., 1924-08-23

GAMES TODAY.
N. York at st. Louis.
Phila. at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Boston at Pittsburgh.
Evening star., 1924-08-23
BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS
NATIONAL LEAGUE,

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
New York, 6; st. Louis, 4.
Pittsburgh, 3; Boston, O.
Chicago, z, Brooklyn. 2.
Philadelphia. s, Cincinnati, 3 (11 il
nfngs).
Evening star., 1924-08-23
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW.
Chicago at Wash Chicago at Wash.
Detroit at N. York. Detroit at N. York.
St. Louis at Phila. Ct. Louis at Cleveland.
Cleveland at Boston.
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AIRs. ELizABErH cARMAN
Nl SworE announces tho engage
ment Of her daughter Alice louise,
10 Mr.. Max Edgar Jones, son OF Ms
Matilda Jones.
Miss Swopo was educated az the
University OF Washington. and Is q
member OF Alpha NJ Delta sorority,
The wedding win he solemnlEod IN
February.
Among tho many affairs planned
10 compliment Miss Swopo VIII be a
dinner Of twelve covers Miss Elaine
culllton win give at her homo on
Saturday evening. January &c,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph paden are
arranging a bridge % five tables,
with dancing and buffet supper
later, nj their homo. for Friday eve
mug, February !. which Will honor
rAIiss Swopo and her flance.
on Saturday afternoon, February
:. Mrs. George Bovik Will entertain
with give tables Of bridge and add.
tlonal guests at tho tea hour, when
Mrs. Joseph padcn, Mrs. Russell u.
Horton and Miss Helen Swopo viii
assist.
Mrs. Martius King viii compliment
Miss Swope on Wednesday. February
fs. entertaining twenty guests az
bridge. and az the tea hour group
OF additional friends.
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The trustees Of tho mission will
&C, as patronesscs for tho afternoon.
They arc Mrs. A. r. 1ruax. Mrs.
Don Palmer Mrs, retor Mogenson,
Min. Harry uenko and Mrs. A. j..
Webb.
Mrs. Lane Summers has arranged
the musical program. which win
feature numbers by members OF tho
Russian colony.
Nina RuslSa, SssScarold b0ilerina,
pupil OF F'edor Noryikoff, will IN.
terprct 'srho Russian Dance and
''rhe Death OF tho swan; Ivan
Mashlhln, baritone, formerly OF tho
Moscow Grand Opera company. VIII
sing the prologue from raEliacci
and srho Asra." by Anton Ruben.
stein: III You Came" ana Tho Song
and Melancholy wind" by Hazel
Thane Summers. ana Don Juan
serenade.' By Tschaikowsky.
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Russian Music Win
Be Featured

The Music Study club win feature
Russian composers az its meeting
Tuesday afternoon a. tho home OF
Airs. Fred A. Reid. 5as SIS; ave.
Tho program arranged by Mrs.
Frederick s. Burbank follows;
Short gassehss % tho Composers.
Mira Arden I. Smith.
Piano duot--s'Polonaise'- :. .Mcsrhewsid
MISS Grace Johsoa-Mrs. y. A. nsld.
Vocal
,sl Song es India. .Rsusky- KsrsA,ssv
te) -I.sllahy- ......... .0rstcnsninov
xrs Jask r. Bnish-
Pianc--'-7faiodys' 49,. -. .RacaraArianff
Miss 0racs Joeson-
vocai--Nons But tho I.ossly Heart
...s.......s... s..s... TohaikowGry
Thou Ar rfks Cato . riowsr-....
................... Euhsnstsin
Miss Ruth Prior.
tsl "Orfentaiv ..............--... ON
% Selected ......s.s..s. .Wirntswsky
Mrs A. O. Hois.
voeat--sDrrams" ......... Oretchanfrov
,fFx y. 4. Reid.
plsro-- Selected.
sfi.s isabeli. rrriiinErr.
yocsi-'T5iufnb-r Song. a..,.-,..,
over the steppe''. Sfs'ehsntnoti
NrA Henry Ehsza.
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Orthopedic Guild Plans
Card Pdrty

A largo card party Is being ar
ranged by North Queen Anne Guild
II tbs Childrcn's orthopedic hos
p1fal for Monday afternoon. March
4 q the Hotel Gowman. This Il
NJ second annual affair Of the or
gzniztion given for the benefit Of
The working fund Of tho hospital.
MIRA EIbold Hamrtck Is chairman OF
shs committee In charge OF arrange
ments.
At the annual meeting OF the
guild. held last Friday. the follow
ing officers were elected 10 serve
for the ensuing year: Mira Bert
Schweitzer. president: Mrs. Sibold
Hamrick. vice president: Mrs. c. II.
Merrificld. second vics president:
Mrs. r. X. McCausland. secretary.
Mrs Howard HiIbish. treasurer.
Mrs. W. G. Taft. auditor.
The chairman OF the various com
mittees include Mrs Robert Moody.
Thrift shop; Mrs. o. r. Condor,
Tea shop: Mrs II. A. Hallon. sew
Ing: Mrs. W. III. Pielow. member.
ship; Mrs. C. s. colesrove. fele-
phone: Mrs. SEboid Hamrick, enter
tainment: Mrs. H. w. Parish, pub
Lefty.
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Handbag Players Win
Glue Interesting Program

For tho members OF tho women's
University Club and guests Dun
sany" program has been arranged
for Wednesday morning at 1880
O'Clock In the drawing room. by tho
Hand Bag Players. Mrs. c. r. Mag
nusson. chairman.
Air. Glenn Hughes. Of the Uni
vcrstty Of Washington faculty. will
talk on Lord Dunsany. and under the
direction OF Mrs. Robert i. Jarvis.
punsanX,s Tents OF the Arabs" viii
be read by the Hand Bag Players.
with the following cast:
The King. 49, Mrs. W. c. Fusselman
Bel Narb. ........M Mrs. +. c. Gorham
Acoh. Mrs. c. l.. Bonham
The Chamberlain. Miss Grace Catch
cobra "a notablel. 49,. ...........
..............M Mrs. A. II. wlseman
Exnarza "a gypsy OF tho deser1....
....-.......M Mrs. w. ID. Bowden
This evening the book review class
will meet NJ tho club house. Miss
Charlotte williams will read tho
poem and Mrs. John l.. Wilson will
review Tho Dance OF Life
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Mid-Winter Carnival

Tho Young ladies' Institute and
the knights Of Columbus win give
their second annual mid.wlntcr car.
nivai en- February IS TO %. lnclu.
slyc. IN knights OF Columbus han.
The executive committee for the
Young Ladlos' Institute Is Miss afa.
bel Barlow. chairman: Miss Agnes
Handlcy. Mss cordeIla ThIei, Mrs.
d. r. F'lyn and Mrs. c. L. wartellc.
while the executive committee for
tho Knights OF Columbus Is: Afr.
". J. Hughes. chairman: Mr. A. T.
Drew. Mr.. George s. Town. Mr..
Clarence @. Blcwctt and Mr.. Jules
/. Chairman.
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Tea and Thrift Shops

Mrs. +. I. Stephens VII Dc
hostess for Denny Thurman guild
on Tuesday at tho orthopedic Tea
shop. assisted By Mrs. John Barman.
Mrs. Edward Chavelie. Mrs. b. A.
CARRIER. Mrs. J. Keller. Mrs. II.
p. Kennedy. Mrs. II. w. Kent. Mira.
Charles kucher. Mrs. p. Pendleton
and Mrs. William waldo.
Tho Thrift Shop Will DO In charge
OF Mrs. c. II. Dose and Mrs. Josiah
Moore for East Highland Drive
guild on Tuesday morning and in
the afternoon Mrs. b. j. Parkinson
and Mrs. d. w. Ames for Inter.
laken guild.
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Thrift IA General" Refreshments.
Nursery provided.
UNIvERai-Y
HEIGHTS PIT. A.
University Heights PIT. A. VIII
have a silver tea az tho homo OF
Mrs. o. y. shostrom. 1918 Rayenna
blvd. Tuesday. January q. from 3
un'il o'clock
cIroSrAS CLUB
Prof. y. ;. Saunders win speak on
Tho Evolution Of tho Scenery Of tho
Northwest" AZ tho meeting Of tho
ciionlan club, Tuesday. January 70.
az o'clock. at tho Federated club.
house. Other speakers viii be sirs.
Mamie Dahnken, poiicewoman. who
viii talk on tho duties OF her office.
and Mrs. A. w. Schultz win spoak
on Accomplishments OF Anna Bots.
ford comstock."
Tho program has been arranged by
Miss Mabel Dlckey.
WRITER'S CLUB
writers club meets Tuesday. Janu.
sry ~. at o'clock IN the Y. w. c.
A. Manuscripts by l.. d. sfiliiman.
Florcnce ailyne Hickey. Afrs. C, ".
Blair and Charles Udsll.
COL. ROOSEVELT AUXILIARY
Tho ladies' auxiliary 10 Col. Theo-
doro Roosevelt post. No. -. U. s.
W. v. will b entertained At tho
homo OF Mrs. John Gcrrick. 22os II.
McGraw st.. Tuesday. January 90
Luncheon at .. m. Members and
friends invited.
L. o. W. CLUB
L. o. w. club. n. Of w. will meet
with Mrs. N. Jones. $50 -. soth st..
on Tuesday. January 70. Luncheon
and cards. Mr. Lcnna Davidson.
hostess.
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Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Has Formal Ball

Alumni OF al Coast colleges and
many Eastern schools attended the
annual formal ball OF Kappa sigma
fraternity on Saturday evening. NJ
tho Seattle Golf club. Decorations
for the affair wcre IN tho fraternity
colora-scarlet. white and green.
The patrons and patroneSses IN.
cluded: Mr.. and Mrs. William f..
Finn. Mr.. ana Mrs. Harry y. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. stephen r. Chadwick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold II. Dickey. Mr..
and AIRS. Clyde NJ. iadicy. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold y. Kerry. Mr.. and Mrs.
David Hall. Mr.. and Mrs. q. c. Nor
rill and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul NJ Cone.
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Women's Clubs
HARAfONY UOMEsTEAD

HARMONY HOMESTEAD
Harmony Homestead No. 17i3,
Brotherhood OF American Yeomcn,
win entertain with their regular
dance on Tuesday evening. January
%. in ~. w. A. hall. 1929 Third ave.
WEST SIDE wOMEN'S CLUB
The West Side womcn's Improve.
ment club will give n silver musical
tea at the home OF Mrs. Charles
Swanson. 312 Federal ave. Tuesday
January 20. at p. m. Mrs A. Il.
Maynard is chairman OF the affair.
woMEN'S CIVIC CLUB
The Womcn's Civic club win meet
In the Erickson room Mt the 7. w.
G. A. Tuesday. January %. There
will be a discussion OF important
events.
RHoDoDENDRoN CLUB
Rhododcndron Sewing club will
meet with Mrs. Frank Braman, 1916
18th ave. ~. for ali.day session, on
Tuesday, January %.
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Personal

Mr.. and Mu. r. William Crosby
will icayo tho first Of next week
for New York. 10 DO COMO month.
Mr.. Crosby left Sunday for San
Francisco. on n few days trip.
Captain and MrH. James Ouffith
left Thursday for California. 20 aail
later thru the canal for New York,
20 be away for several months.
Mrs. q, u. orTnsby left today for
Fortson. 10 bo tho guest OF MIR,
aud Mrs. John Lsthordale for a
few days.
Mr.. and Mru. Arthur wlcltinHn
1<atherins Klep arc receiving con.
CALCULATIONS ON tho birth OF a sou
on January IS. at Swedish hos.
pitAi.
Mrs. Eliza Ferry Leary ia ex.
pscted home from California some
time this week.
Mrs. Prank ID. Black and non. Mr..
Harold Black. left saturday for New
York. Mr.. Black viii take the
South American cruise. and Mira.
Black will visit IN tho East for
several months.
Mrs. Duncan Shaw Of Spokane Is
tho house guest OF Miss Virginia
Jefferson until after tho JcfferBon.
Frederick wedding on February !.
Mr. ana Mrs. J. II. Irving were
guests last week az tho Hotel Alex.
sndria IN Los Angeles.
Afr. and Mrs. James d. Esary loft
Saturday for California. on a nix
weeks trip.
Tho Misses Celia and Helena Glea.
son LEI, Saturday for San Francisco.
whence they viii sail. on the 2sd, for
Honolulu. 10 b. gone four months.
Mrs Andrew Gillespie left today
for Vancouver. H. C.. on q weeks
visit.
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Sponsoring
Musical Tea

Mount Baker Park circle Of the
Fruit and Flower Mission Is spon-
soring a silver musical tea Wednes-
day afternoon. January 30. at the
home OF Mrs. @. L. N. Pratt, 1888
Cascade ave The procesds will
augment the fund maintained for
special diet for the needy sick.
The committee on arrangements
Includes Mrs. Albert jacobsen. pres
ident: Mrs. Hugh Fleming and Mrs.
Charles Constantine. vice presidents:
1frs. w. E. Dando. secretary. and
Mrs. A. 8. EImore. treasurer.
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81 Brooks Refreshments. Public
welcome.
LADIES' CRoTTo CLUB
Tho ladies' Grotto club viii nee,
wednesday. January 20, AZ p. m.
AZ tie Federated club house. The
subJeci for the day viii DO Notable
Wonisn OF America"
Reciprocity day has been post.
poncd until March ~.
SEWARD SOCIAL AND
LITERARY CLUB
Tho next regular meeting OF the
Seward Social and Literary club viii
be held NJ the homo Of Mrs. Anton
Outs. ssia Farrar s,. on Friday,
January Is. az > p. IN. Mrn. II. a.
o'shaughnessy win DO the assisting
hostess. Tho study and discussion OF
old world cathedrals VIII be the
theme for tho afternoon. tho Rev.
John Carroll Perkins. Of tho uniyes.
sity Unitarian church. being tho
speaker OF the day. Mr. Perkins has
recently returned from abroad, hay.
ing made oompieis study OF ali the
eathedrais. both OF the old world and
modern. lie spent much time In
Italy and France. ~ well a. In Eng.
land. taking ssriss OF photographs
with which he illustrates his lecture.
A reading by Mias Lila Engdnil and
vocal selections BY Mrs. A. n.
Plough. accompanied BY Mrs. Robert
Aimqulst, win also DO on tho pro.
gram.
Tho motto for the day, taken from
Robert Louis stevenson. u nppllca.
bic 10 tho study Of tho afternoon:
Mankind was never 90 happily IN.
rplrcd as when II built cathedral"
Tho las, meeting Of this organic.
ton. known as 'TiusbandH' Eve"
held on January II at the Porter
apartments. and given over 20 cards
and dancing. proved 70 DO a highly
successful affair. seven tables OF
bridge being played and tho dancing
enjoyed by all.
The hoficsrea were Mrs. J. A. Col.
cock. Mrs. william Stocks. Mrs. c. r.
German. Mrs. r. A. white, Mrs.
Catherine coicock and Mrs. A. X.
Plough.
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onrnopEDIc GUILDS

ORTHOPEDfC GUILDS
NAME NEW OFFICERS
A. the annual meeting Of the ynri.
gus orthopedio guilds held Friday tho
following officers were elected 20
serve for the ensuing year, ffhe an
nouncemont Of Broadway Guilds
new officers VIA made IN Saturdays
isuuel
Denny. ruhnaan- Mrs. A. A. 1uihsr-
land, pfssideptl Mrs.. w, 2. fHttan, nfst
vice PRESIDENT hrs wiinlon Tucker, see
ond vice pfssidsnti Mrs. y. Il Miller, sec
rsiarFi Mrs ~ HilVrrHtDHe, treasurer.
Washington Park-Ars. Frank =. Dow,
preFldsht. Mrs.. =. q. hhccaiiuA. vice
PRESIDENT Mfs winthrop Ifoysy. Hscre-
taryi hfs Fred Everett, trsasufer.
Lhufeihufsi- Mrs. Harold Thompson,
pftfidenti Afs. Howard j. Knott. vice
president, nfe. g. ". JohHfon. secretary.
Mrs Earl Mcmillan, treasurer.
Mount Baker Park Nrs q. a, Brown.
.fstidsnii Mrs. ,. n. BAIRD. firm vice
president. Mrs. o -. TherGrinnon. second
vice president. Mrs Charles ~. Miller
secretary hrs, V, a dorhart. treasurer.
Mrs Lucy y. Hrrins. auditor.
Capitol Iiili-Ars. Mitchell GILLIAN.
president. Mrs. MILLER Freeman. first vice
IltAfaaitt hfa - ~ btsNafts sffoue
Wee pfesidenti Mrs. Carl Gallagher, SOC
retAry. Mrs, y. ~ Bwsm. treasurer.
queen Aune-Arr. ,. w. Good win.
PRESIDENT Mrs Prank Piumsr. first vice
president, Mira ~. q. rancy, second vice
presidents Mrs n. u. Elliott. secretary.
Mrs Peter MoEsnson. treasurer. Mrs. o.
A. KOS. auditor,
AaaronA--Ars. 4. O. snyder. PRESIDENT
Afs f-sNis a. Dawson. Vice president.
u A. ~
clAfsnes Mcdonald. treasurer. Sra Ben
Puts. auditor,
hsuion iilll-Hffn. ~ n. Psass. prssi-
dent; Mrs. -, A.. Isasisr, vice president:
dfs ., ~. Lsonharf. secretary Mrs. W.
D. Freeman, treasurer.
East Hishland Driys-sifs r. H. Car
vsy. presidents Mrs J. e Moore. fret
Wee president hfs. -. y. Martha. second
vice presidents Nrs. Louis Waller, secrs-
taiy. Mrs. Carl Dsymsysr, treasurer.
Aedina--Mra Ediih ganEEart, prssi-
dsnts Afs. Elmer Green, fret yiea pFesi-
dent Mfs. ,. ". Lincoln. second Vice
presidents Afs Eva l. Miller treasurer.
srs' Edna fsathsruions. stefsiarY.
Frank park-Hra y. .. Waidrcn.
president. Mrs, MaE Harrison. vice prssi-
drnts a'fs. q. l.. Harrison, secretary.
Afs. =, ! Miner. treasurer
first iiiii-Gfa. Frederick r. Fischer,
president. hra. 4. " HAWiey. vice prcai.
Gent. Mrs.. 4, ,. fisSsn. sseFstArys Airs.
W. ~, hrtswsn. treasurer.
IHtsfiakeu-Hra. james y. Hammiii.
president. Mrs.. A. y. Remington, first
vice president. Airs. q. ~. Freeman. sec
ond vice PRECEDENT. Mrs. 7. =. Aaron. re-
oofdinE sscretafrs Mrs A. ". Hare. cor
responding secretary. Mrs.. John Boyer.
ifrHsurers Mrs. Aaron. auditor.
hunseis-tifn Lee Noansy. president:
hrs. Andrew rhhS. vice president! Mrn.
liAisie Stevens, secretary. MIA. r. &.
courtas1. treasurer.
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Madroaa Guild to Glue
Bridqe Tea

A bridge and nah jonEg tea will
be given by Madrona Guild OF tho
Chlldrcn'a orthopedlo hospital on
Friday afternoon az 2 o'clock at tho
home OF Mrs. William l. Beddow,
$751; Il. John 81.
Tho tea table win Do presided
over by Mrs. U. n. Dickoy ana Mrs.
Edgar Snyder. Tabla reservations
may be mado by calling IA st-6oos.
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hall. The offleera lnstalled arsi

hall. The officers Installed nrei
Mrs. Kathleen Butler. commander;
afrs. Louise Borgan. Lieutenant com.
mnnder: Mrs. Eva Middleton. Junior
commander; Mrs. Julia KeIIam. past
commander; Mrs. Mary Macdonald.
chaplain; MB. Margaret Anderson,
record keeper: Mrs. Lois Naehcr. col.
iector: Mrs. Emma Johnson. lady at
arms. Mrs. Elma Keller. sergeant;
Airs. Helen Swanson. sentinel. Mrs.
Emily Christensen. picket; MrH. Ida
Lewis. publicity reporter; Mrs. a.
willard, musician: Mrs. Theresa
crOry. captain: Mrs. Wing. ensign
No. /: Mra. Wick. ensign No. 2: Mrs.
Small. Mra. Ecl1holm. Mrs. Hall. ArB.
Henry. Mrs. Miller and Miss Watson.
guards: Mrs. Watson. lady OF cere-
monies.
Mrs. Mary Davidson. deputy. act.
cd as installing officer.
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Hosts at Informal Supper

Mr. and Mrs Lane Summers enter
tained with an informal supper at
their homo on Sunday evening IN
honor Of Ivan Fedor Mashihin Of
tho Grand Opera company OF Mos
COW. Russia
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BRITISH ASSOCIATION
CANCELS MEETING

In consequence OF the Burns oslo
bration. tho usual monthly concert
OF the British-American association,
planned for Friday. January %. has
been cancelled.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
HOLD opTN Honsr

HOLD OPEN HOUSE
Ono hundred and fifty persons NJ.
tended the open house held Friday
at tho w. C. 7. U. AmcricanIza.
ton center. In Georgetown. Mrs.
cassea II. Osborn. supervisor, pre-.
siding. Short talks wero given by
Mrs. Lillian VI. Vincent, prcsidon,
OF tho West Washington w. c. T.
u; Col. II. w. Thompson: Miss Al.
nina George. assistant superintond.
ent OF schools; Mrs. a. p. Lawrence.
Of tho q. A. r.: Mrs. y. J. Brown:
Miss Ruth Barlow, OF the George.
town branch library. and Mrs. Alice
KeIxor.
Miss Marion Helm. past president
OF George Washington circle. la.
dies OF tho @. A. r.. presented the
class with an American flag. and
Miss Anna Benedict gave them q
Bible. Mrs JibhIc Beach Brown
read a poem. "Your Flag and Nine"
and Mrs. Ida Root Mckercher gave
greetings. Coffee and cake we're
served. Miss May Arasccar. president
OF Mckinley circle, and Miss Car.
lotta omonga presiding.
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CLUBS FOR TUESDAY
,yoMANs cESruRY GLUE

WOMh4f . LIN y III NbOP
The parliamentary procedure Dc.
partment Of the woman's Century
club viii meet Tuesday, January %.
ut 25o in the board room at the
y. W. c. A. Mr.. II. Nelson Shaw will
conduct the class In public speaking
at 100 O'Clock. The regular meet.
ing CT the board OF trustees viii be
held at the Y. w. c. a. at IL O'Clock.
The political science department
meets at IL a. m. in the Erickson
room at the Y. w. c. A. Mrs. w. VI.
Prater will speak on Pate Of Taxa.
ton"
GARFIELD PIT. A.
Garfield Parent-Teacher assocla.
tion will meet Tuesday, January %,
ct z:3O o'clock. Miss Nellie Goodhuc
viii talk on Helping the Boy and
0iri to Decide on Their Life Work
there win be music and a social
half.hour.
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yIMY RIDGE cHAPTER

ylmy Ridge Chapter, Daughters
OF the British Empire. win meet
Wednesday. January 20. at i;5o
o. m. az the home Of Mrs. Frank
Walker. 74l 10th ave. n.
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BALLARD w. C. T.

Ballard W. C. T. U. win meet Fri.
day. January 20. Of p. m. AZ the
homo Of Mrs. Hattie Hedman. 1901
W. Goth u. Observance OF Nation.
al Prohibition day. Strangers in
vited.
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INSTALL NEW OFFICERS
An installation meeting OF Review
No. 81. vs.. u. A.. was held by mem.
bers and their families wednesday
"Tening, January 10. AZ Carpenter
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LADIES OF THE
GOLDEN NORTH

a rainbow surprise has been ar.
ranged by tho ladies OF tho Golden
North for Wednesday afternoon.
January 20, at o'clock. at 1916
First ave. Mrs. Anna II. Snow.
chairman. IN assisted by Mrs. Nina
Ferguson. Mrs. Janet st. Armand Ms.r
Catherine Shepard and Mrs. Jennie
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Seattle Society
Edited by Lillian Keen LeBaster. Telephone MA in-o60o
Assistant-Frances Oldham
Music-Louise Raymond Owens

Miss Alice Scope VIII Be February Bride,
"DmSany' Program at TVomen's URiUer-
Sitn Club. -.
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FEDERATION OF
EVANGELICAL CHURCHES
Tho womcns Federation Of Evan.
grllcal Churches OF Seattle win meet
Tuesday. January q. at .. m. at
tho First Baptist church.
Tho program for tho afternoon FOL.
lows:
oTEsn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ..--r>smArs
Mira Irwin iasstfa
carpnsfion hy Audience.
psveticnais- TscTe.s oiAu gn.sD-
MFs. AdsiirA oushria
soio-'-rhs lord II NJ Lish,-. .Aiiison
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nusiness 'ss'ioa. led ~ MIRA a D. VIA
address. Mrs.. c.ivfs X. stand, OF Amer
lean College % Beirut.
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Tea win bo served BY tho hoat.
assca' committee. The meeting Is
open 20 the public.
QUEEN ANNE STUDY CLUB
The Queen Anne Study club meets
Tuesday. January %. at q O'Clock. n,
tho home OF Mrs. T. II. Shaw, 10
Garfield -.
Tho following program viii hs civ.
en-. with Jugo-Slavia as the subject:
Economic Conditions" Mrs. J. y.
Beardsiee. Culture" Mr.. n. NJ.
Keller: Folk Lore and Dances." Mrs.
A. Z. Lyon.
CANADIAN wOMEN'S CLUB
Tho Canadian Women's club win
give a card party AZ tho homo Of
Mrs. Fred Elliott. s0z N. 18th ST, on
Tuesday. January q. at i4s D. m.
Ten tables OF bridge and whist. In
charge Of the social committee. win
be in play. Everyone interested In
tho work OF the Canadian club IL
invited TO attend tho card game, NJ
well as tho tea that concludes the
afternoons entertainment.
The proceeds will DO used 70 carry
on the benevolent work OF the club.
Take Phinncy car.
BUSINESS woMEN's
CLUB
The membership committee OF tho
Business and Professional women's
club has completed plans for n mu.
slcalc. to be given at It's regular
meeting. on Tuesdny evening. Jauu.
airy &c. at e:+5 o'clock, in Fine Arts
hail.
Mrs. Garrett Gregg. chairman. Inns
prepared an interesting program.
following which there Will be a 20.
ception for tho new members.
This viii DO nn open meeting, and
all friends OF tho club are cordially
invited 10 attend.
PRINCIPALS ASSOCIATION
The Seattle School Principals as.
ISOLATION Will hold their January pro.
fossional meeting at Plymouth
cs:urch. Tuesday. January 20. begin.
ming with dinner ut o'clock.
The general topic for discussion.
"A Survey OF Kindergarten Work
Hcrc and Elsewhere: Are the Kinder.
gartens Properly Bunctioning in SO.
attle?''
Mr.. Rny Smith. Miss Emma Lar.
rabee and Miss Ada J. Mahon will
report.
INTERLAKE PIT. A.
Interlake PIT a. will meet In
the basement OF the school on Tues.
day. January 20, Mt 2l5 y. m. Tho
Boys chorus Of 1nterlake will sing
and Mr.. Austin win give n short
talk on Banking in the School,"
Miss Inez Mcyring will speak on
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the AIaccabees. Will meet IN A o.
u. w. hall. 1909 Ninth ave. Thurs.
day. January "a. at Q p. NJ Impor-
tnnt business viii be transacted-
Priyate installation OF officers.