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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-09
Mss Thompson Has
PRETTY Home WeddiuG

The marriage OF Miss 3urdeIle
Thompson, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew David Thompson, to
Mr. Eugene woodmansee. was sol.
smnized Saturday evening, al $50
O'Clock. at the home Of the brides
parents. with the service read by
the Rev. Rudolph Erickson.
Before the ceremony. Miss Fran.
ees Ruffcorn sang AT Dawning"
and Il Love You Truly" with Mr.
wallace McMurray OF the piano.
The bride was charming In her
wedding gown OF ivory satin. a
eiraped model, caught up at one side
With pearl ornament. Her veil Of
embroidered tulle fen TO the hem OF
her skirt and was bound with
coronet OF orange blossoms. Orchids.
ophelia roses. sweet peas ard lilies.
of.the-valley. in lovely shower.
we're her flowers.
Mrs. Ross Harland st. Clair
Iuanita ThompsonI the matron OF
honor. wore Lanvin green georgette
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Fifth Annual Musicale

The Music Practice club Will Pre-
sent It's sifth annual musicale for tho
henefit % the Children's orthopedic
hospital on Friday evening. June 20
al the home OF AR. and Mrs. a. n.
stimson. "NorrllfL" The Highland
Members 81 the club. assisted hv
Maurice LoPlat. Walter Nash and
John Hopper % tho Cornish school
viii present tho first half OF tho pro.
gIam, and Dent Mowrey OF Portland
The second half Following tho must.
Gale. supper win be served.
Tickets may be obtained from the
members 81 the club. which include.
Mrs, Edward AEnsw. Mrs. John
haillargcon. Mrs. Bruussais Beek
Mra- Alexander Scot, Builht. Mn
Keith Logan Bullltt. Miss Catherine
Collins. Mrs, Charles Farrell Mrs
Arthur Jones, Mrs. Ls,eher lam.
huth. Mrs. osgood Packard. Mrs
Frederick Parks. Ms. David Nor.
gan Roderick. Mrs. Thomas NJ
scruggs. Mrs. Harold stimson and
Mrs. Thomas Stimsou.
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and lace. with a tlet OF silver leaves
m her hair and carried Premier
ro.os and pink sweet pras.
Tho maid of honor Ms Marie
Dorothy Nelson. waa IN a nock on
deep green georgetie and lace. Her
hcAddress was "a chaplcl II gold
leaves ana her bouquet on Ward
roses aud sweet peas Mr. Charles
Herbert BOILER was best man and
Mr James }. poran ana Mr. Ross
harland ST. Clair. tho ush.rs.
A reception and supper followed
the service.
on their wedding trip Mrs. Wood
mansee were midnight blue taiileur
black taffota clocho and orchid
cornFe.
After July /. Mr.. and Mrs. Wood.
mansec will be az home IN Seattle
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SEATTLE POETS
HAVE PROGRAM

40 tho recent meeting Of the Sc.
attic Chapter OF tho American Liter.
AIRY association. Seattle Poetry
club. held at 200 broadway. Or.
Gusiaye Lewis gave dramatic read.
lngs or poems BY william Drummond.
the famous French Canadian writer.
whom Or. Lewis know personally.
"vicux Temps" Habl,ant" and
How natts,s Came Home" were the
numbers. followed By a humorous
encore. Lines Upon a Bee"
Original poems followed. 'The
Weaver" by Marie H. Henderson.
The snow" Sunset" and TO Ny
Mother" by Nadine Everett. Seat.
ue's remarkable ii.year.old child.
poet. The Deathlcrs Dead. by Whit.
ley Gray. editor Of Muse and sir.
rOr". Values" The Fan OF the
Leaf" by DR.. William l.. Hall: a
group OF poems Looking Glass"
Each 10 EACH. Swan Song Of the
Tide. Flat Duck. " Three Things
and Head 20 Storm" there two 10
be in tho Washington Issuo OF the
American Poetry MagaEinel. and
Mills Of the Gods" By Miss Pamela
Pearl Jones. who IL a member OF the
English faculty OF tho university and
q new member Of tho club: Measure
Of Life" and Fishing" hy J.. Mark
Martin: VERY Tired and Seventy.
NTH Birthday" by Mrs. Della De.
light Pinney, whose work Is appear,
ing quite frcqently In The Lariat;
The Mountain That Was God"
remarkable narrative poem. By
Amanda +. Morford. ITO stephanie.
Lines 10 Ny Mother" by her young
daughter. stcphanle Lewis and THE
Lost Mechanic" by Leonorn Lewis.
Girs. Guatavel: "Thc BIgamist Bee"
and Tho Girl He Left Behind Him."
by Afaye Have, Rain. Flower by
j. NJ. c. Johnson. and Gettysburg.
by J. s. Andrews "Umhum. read.
ing. was given by Miss Arnt. one
OF the guests.
Muse and Mirror" tho poetry
magazine under the auspices OF the
club. made It's initial appearance tthe
juno Issuel. This Seattle publication
has the distinction Of being the only
exclusively for poetry in
the West, and is giving much splen.
did poetry an audience with the
world. II is published once month.
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Orthopedic Guild
TO GiUe Dance

Mount Baker guild Of the Chi.
dren's orthopedic hospital. Il ar.
ranging a dance FOR the benefit OF
The hospital on Monday evening.
June is. at I.ozchi pavilion. Mn.
Macy Nicholson Is chairman OF tho
committee in charge OF tho affair.
Acting ~ patrons and patroncssca
for the evening will be Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Calkins. Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
QulEie, Or. and Mrs. William An.
dersou. Mr.. and Mrs Melvin Col
lender. Mr. and Mrs. Frank weeks.
Mr. and Mu. J. a. Porter. Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Field and Mr. and Mrs.
John II. Baird.
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Exhibit Of Sculpture

Under the department OF Rrrhitec
turc OF tho University OF washing.
ton the opening OF an exhibit OF
sculpture BY Allen Clark viii be held
Monday evening al O'Clock AZ
Eagleson hall. 18th ave. n. +. aud
Z end 81.
The receiving hours will be from
5 until 10 o'clock. with DR.. and Mrs.
Henry suzzalio. Mr.. and Mrs. vii.
liam +. BOeiug. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Gould, Mrs. A. II Anderson and Mr..
IL G. Henry in the receiving line at
the reception TO be given In honor
81 Mr.. and Mrs Clark.
The exhibit viii be open 10 the
public Juno 10 to - from 10 a. m
10 10 p. m.
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Cornish Dancers Please

Seattle crowded Saturday night TO
witness the ballet and dance stnged
by Marta Courtney and the Cor
nish dancers. II was evident from
the continuous applause that the
artistic worth OF the performance
was fully appreciated This was
equally true OF the children in the
Tarantella as in the Dutch dance OF
Gertrude Wienzirl and Marta Court
ney. This number was last danced
by Miss Courtney in Paris with the
Anna Pavlowa company.
The ensemble work OF tho Cop
pellia ballet. with It's varied coloring
and changing figures. had nm
enthusiastic reception. This was
also truo of tho Dance OF the
Hours whore the lighting greatly
enhanced the effect of the grace and
beauty OF the whole.
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Program VII
Conclude Season

La Boheme Musical club VIII con.
eluds very successful season on
Friday afternoon. when tho follow.
ing program win DO offered at the
homo OF Mrs. Harry Cone in the All.
pine apartments:
Voice
faJ 'oh. Kindly Star" from Ii.
opera Russian and LndmlliA".
.ss-.-ss.s-. ..fs.ssss4-. Uiinfn
90 Il Feel Thy Breath Blow
Found Aa" ..s...-...s.. .Rubsnstsin
(e) Little Snowflake Arietta"
from the fairy opera, 'snEou.
rotehkA" $1,000. .Rimsi y Korsakoss
Mrs. Guy Wren.
Piano
''Ponehisslio" ......... Rachmnninoff
Miss Dorothy wlnans
Paper
Modern Russian Composers"
Violin Collected
Miss Norins Powers
Yoics--
ta) Deep Hidden In Ny Heart.
.E...sss.s' t..ss.ss.ssssrs.. Arenaky
tb) The Book ........l
tel Love .............l b'eiohtnanh
ID The Lark" .......... .pubin,,.t-
Miss Margaret Search.
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Dinner for Bridal Pdrty

To honor Miss Emily Jerome and
her fiauce. Mr. Frederick Hubert
o. Eyerett whose marriage viii be
an event o. June ne. AIR. William
McAuian viii entertain with a din-
ncr o. eighteen covers az his home
on Friday evening.
Invitations have been limited to
members Of the bridal party.
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Mss EtUilg 10 We'd
June so

Tho marriage OF Miss Dorothy
Swing. daughter 90 Mr. and Mrs
Henry Clarke Ewing, 10 Mr. Arthur
Bulcy Pnrsons. son % Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Brown Parsons. of Sacramrn.
20, val be solemnlaed Montay even,
ing. june So az . o'clock. az the
Ewing residence
Arr Arthur Iatimer viii be
mHiron o. honor and Miss kathryn
Armtrong. of oakland. maid OF
honor DR. Charles n Fowler. o.
Oakland. will DO best man.
Tho ushers win be Messrs. Der.
uard Fotheringham. Henry Clarke
EW ms. Jr- Jack okeli. % Oakland.
and Wallace Gilman. % Tacoma.
a reception viii follow the ccre.
mouy
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BetrothaL Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. William Chester
Morse announce the engagement OF
their daughter. LAun Jeanette. 10
Nr. Mortimer a. Whitman. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Whitman.
Tho ncws WIS made known ON
Saturday afternoon ct a bridge ten
Mrs. Morse gave at her home for her
daughter and a group OF her lntl.
mats friends.
Both Miss Morse and Mr.. Whit.
man are graduates Of the University
Of Washington. The wedding win
take place August 6.
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annual Campus
Reception

Or. and Mrs, Henry sunallo and
The regents OF tho University OF
Washington win give their annual
reception 10 the parents and friends
Of tho graduating class. in the Grieg
garden. on the campus. on Monday.
June nc.
Tho affair will follow tho com.
menccment exerci.ea.
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LAKEWOOD CLUB
FLOWER SHOW

Tho members OF the womnna
Lakewood Civic Improvement club
will hold a flower show Thursday
and Friday June ~ and ~. from ?
TO 10 O'Clock .. ~. In tho clubhouse.
corner Goth 4. and Angelina ~.
Any person residing IN tho district
bounded on the south by Orcas H..
west by itth ave. r.. north and east
by lake Washington. II invited TO
exhibit flowers free Of charge.
a small admission fec viii bs
charged 70 defray expenses and
prizes will he awarded for ANIMALS.
perc2nials and all kinds or roses. and
nweeps,akc prize Will be given for
the best rose exhibited. Ice cream and
waters will be served and com.
munity dance will take place Satur
day evening, June ~. NJ O'Clock
p. m.
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Campfire Notes

ALL SUMMER Girls AT sEALTH
Perhaps you san be- one Talk with
your mother and dad Then make an
appointment 20 see Mics Ruth. There
viii be- accommodation Tor CO.
SEALTH COUNCILLORS FOR 1924
Every guardian and assistant guard
ian from Seattle and the towns
around Wlll go 10 ssallb. In addition
70 them. We will have the usual ALI
summer COUNCILLOR Among this ust
you viii find many old friends Miss
Peggy Mlss Melua and Miss WiunI.
fred are returning FOR their hfth
ssarDn AZ Hsalth
sEwl PAINTl SCRUB WRITE
Take your choice and call aboard
ship FOR instructions Curtains 90
make. oceans Of painting 10 bs done,
decks 20 scrub and the Torch. news
and letters 10 write. There o. real
work Tor every one aboard CamaTnd-
erie dads. girls. mothers brothers
and friends.
CALENDER or ACTIVITIES
June Book binding class, 1870,
$40.
June i2--Bsad work done az head.
quarters for exhibit.
soalth Mixer ~. Guardian Asso.
ciationsmeeting. 75O.
June i4-GirlB' day Group flags
and pennants due. work party aboard
Cnmhudoric.
June is-Camp sealth opens. First
period. book.binding class. 10000;
ship lore class conducted by Capt.
Keen.
June ie.29-Camping conference at
Camp sealth.
June i7-MeetinF Of executive
board OF council Of Campfire Girls. ?
o'clock.
June 2i-strawbcrry festival. FL.
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Mrs Collins Gives Informal Reception for
Italian Ambassador, Wedding Dan Chosen

no HONOR Prince Grlasio CaetanL
1 Italian ambassador 70 the United
states Who o. iu town Cor a dsy or
So hiu John collins gaVc an On.
formal reception az her homo This
afternoon Bt $50 o'clock.
pr ard MIS- Henry SuttalIo ana
IuIge anl Mu, George ponworth
received with Mrs Collins and thg
urst ~ honor
Assisting were Mrs c. u. Stimson.
Mrs Alexander Baillle. Mrs, Edward
Isnroln smith and Mrs Richard
Dwight Merrill
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BETA THETA ri
MOTIIERs, CLrH

Tho Beta Theta III Mothers club
win have picnic at tho homo OF
Mrs, j. II. shorrctt. 1899 45th ave.
T. w. on Friday. June -. AZ p. m.
For reservations call Mrs shorrctt.
WE st-ii2e. Take Wost Seattle chr
and &c, of at Charleston -.
Al the last meeting OF tho club
Mrs. Harry Henk- was elected presl.
dent. Mrs. J, = Shorrcit. secretary.
and Aira. o. H. Rable. treasurer.
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WOnen's Clubs

Mrs. Morrison. 1908 ". 72nd 81 The
Parents club viii meet at the web.
stcr school at p. m.
ZETA PSI MOTHERS CLUB
The regular meeting of Zeta Psi
Mothers club viii be held Tuesday.
Juno 10, at tho chapter house, 45I3
nth ave. ". r.. As this Is the an.
nual meeting. when election OF Off.
GERS will be held. all members are
urged TO attend.
sIIAWONDASSE CLUB
The Shawondasse club will meet
with Mrs. George Furry Tuesday.
June 10. at o'clock. at 174 High.
land drive.
INTERPLAY PIT. A.
Interplay PIT. a. viii meet at the
homo Of Mrs. Il. A. Crugcr, 1880 w.
Halliday ST., Tuesday. June 10. at 2
p. IN. Reports and refreshments.
WRITER'S CLUB
The Wnterg' club will meet in
the lecture room at tho Y. w. e. A.
Tuesday evening June 10, at 8
o'clock.
SEWING CLUB
The Rhododcndron Sewing club
will meet with Mrs o. sundeo, 10
Harrison ST., for on all-day meeting
on Tuesday. juno 10.
SIGMA CHI
MOTHERS CLUB
Mrs. Caroline II. Clarke will en-
terrain Sigma Chi Mothers club on
Tuesday afternoon at her home,
G915 Seward Park ave.
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Garden Club to
Hold Annual Ueetino

The Seattle Garden club win hold
It's annual meeting OF the sustaining
and annual members on Tuesday
afternoon, June II. Mt ESQ O'Clock.
tn Mrs. Edward L. Carrots garden
AZ The HIghanAa.
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Entertaiainq for Yisitor

Mrs. John Al6erts win entertain
win 4 bridge luncheon OF sixteen
covers AZ her home on Friday after.
noon. June 90. in honor Of Mrs
F. y, Nordin Of san Francisco. who
IS visiting her son-in.iaw and daugh.
Ter, Mr.. and Mrs Barnetto Fisher
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ALKI woMAN's CLUB
Alid woman's improvement club
will NEE, Tuesday. June 10. AZ 2
o'clock with Mrs, 4. +. schutt. sgsS
card ave. s.
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llHport, On yfzhou Island. work party
aboard Camamdsre.
june g2-yiriting Sunday a, Camp
HealtH-
June 2g-B0ok-blnd.ug class. 75o.
800. CamaradErlG group meeting
every Monday a. T.
Juno zs-summsr Campfire group.
y O'Clock
June Work party aboard Cam.
uradere
June z0-ssoond period a. Camp
ssalth opens, Camaraderie group att.
June 90 AiHs Margaret Back.
house. director n English Campfirs
Girls. arrives in Seattle. book-bindlng
class 10000,
July Summer Campfire group.
200. camarderis group att
July S-Parate
July 7-I2 - Guardians training
course ~ Camp sealth.
July l2-Camaradsrie group az Z.
HERE is 4 DREAM
COME TRUE
It's the dream OF the 300 Campfire
Girls who live IN skagit county. II
ls located on gamlsh isle. The big
lodge Is on the center Of the point.
tucked IN close 10 tho foot OF a nm.
and 20 describe its bare realities
~ f. 80 feet wide and 80 feet long.
A huge double fireplace win occupy
one end and l2.foot porch will ex.
tend around three sides.
The beautiful site was given 70 the
girls by tho Shrine club Of skagit
county. The lodge was built By the
Carpenters union. headed By Mr.. Ii.
L. wilder. About l25 men worked
two week.ends with painters and
bricklayers 20 finish the camp before
the camping season arrives. Not 20
be outdone, firemakers and torch
bearers IN middies and skirts helped.
The skngit County Campfire Girls
have many other friends who be.
lieved in their vision and helped Il
come true. Among them are tho Ium.
bermen OF the county, who have fur.
nlshed all the lumber for the camp.
the brickmasOns who are donating
the bricks and their labor free Of
charge. the hardware stores. the Au.
tomoblle club. and others. who are
giving money toward construction.
The Little Log Cabin" headquar.
ters for all skagit County Campfire
Girls. is another dream come true.
II is now complete and open 10
every one.
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Luncheon for
Miss Jerome

Miss Hortensa Green will enter
tain with a luncheon at the sunset
club on Thursday afternoon, IN
compliment 10 Miss Emily Jerome
and the maids Of her bridal party.
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CLUBS FOR TUESDAY
sEATTLE pIvIs1oN

WEST SEATTLE DIVISION
The West Seattle division ofithe
Norwegian Hospital association win
give an Apron Show" on Tuesday.
June 10. from to o'clock. at the
West Seattle Community club house.
1907 47th S. w.
The ladies of the division viii have
charge Of the apron booth at the
bazaar this fan and they are hoping
that many Of their friends will wish
70 exhibit their donations on this
occasion.
There viii be n musical program
and refreshments will be served. All
members and friends are cordially
invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-09

Lake Titicaca Is the largest in
South America and forms part OF the
boundary between Peru and Bolivia.
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LEGION AUXILIARY
CARD PARTY

Plans arc being complsted for the
card party to be given By the Ameri.
can Legion auxiliary TO University
post No. II Thursday afternoon,
June Il. at Douglass University
hall.
The committee In charge an.
nounccs that bridge whist or five
hundred may be played: also NAH
jongg II each table provides its own
set. Table prizes are to be offered,
and door prize will also be feat.
ure Of the afternoon.
The reception committee for the
afternoon includes Mrs. David BIau.
rier. 3frs. Garrison Babcock. Mrs.
Hylas Henry and Mrs, Gilbert s.
Schallor
Reservations may be made by call.
ing Mrs Charles Cave. IKE nwd. O734,
or Mrs Gilbert 8. schaller, IKE nwd.
1922.
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ST MARTINS
MOTHERS CLUB

nv ANAafhHH hHAHA.A -
81. Martins Mothers club WIN
hold It's regular meeting Tuesday,
June 10. AZ the home Of Mrs. c. A.
ouilcits. lles 18Th ave y. Lunch.
con nj 1870 o'clock. Mrs. ID. T..
Moyes. Mrs. 81. Tolbert Dalton, Mrs.
kathryn Cushing and Mrn. p. j.
McClusky will assist.
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Plans are discussed 20 run a pipe
line from Havre TO Paris TO supply
a swimming tank with ocean water.
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Elghty-one chemical elements are
known 10 scientists. altho they say
others are yet TO be discovered.
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KERAMc SOCIETY
SEWARD SOCIAL AND
TJTEp ANY ~ I'm

LITERARY CLUB
Seward Social and Literary club
will meet Friday June 10. for a pic.
mic AZ Seward park.
SEWING CIRCLE
The sewing circle OF Ionis chapter,
o. r. s.. win meet with airs. Mary
Limerick, 202 18th ave. ". Thurs.
day. June IL, AZ ! O'Clock.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
woAIENs TRADE
UNION LEAGUE

After giving the matter much
thought and careful consideration
the members OF tho Seattle
women's Trade Union league. have
come TO the decision that it will
be best to close their club rooms
in tho Denny building for a time
and USE for their meeting place
the A. o. u w building. Mem.
bers and friends arc advised that
tho regular meetings OF the orkan.
Ixaiion will be on the second and
fourth Wednesdays In every month.
the next meeting being Juno n.
All members are urged 70 DO pres.
ent 20 that a regular program for
tho summers activities may DO
arranged.
At tho last regular meeting OF
the league the following officers
were elected TO serve for the cnsu.
ing year
Mrs. Victoria Gardner. president.
Miss Emma Schwartz. vice prosl
dent; Mrs. FnnaIc Perry. secretary.
Mrs. Lorena Aisted. treasurer. ex.
ecutive board TO serve with above
officers. Mrs. Mamie shank. Mrs.
Emily Peters. Mrs. Alma J. Carl.
son. Mrs. Elizabeth Parker. Miss
Barbara Chernoff: auditing commit.
tee. Mrs. Alice l.. Hubert. Mrs.
Lydia Barnum. Mrs. Lucy knapp.
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KANsAs MOMENTS CLUE

KANSAS woAiEN's CLUB
Tho Kansas women'B club viii
have a picnic in Volunteer park, Fri.
day. June 10.
RERAMIC SOCIETY
The Northwest Keramic society
will hold It's next regular meeting at
the Calhoun hotel on Wednesday,
June IL, Dinner viii be served at 6
o'clock p. m. Instead OF tho usual
study in design and lecture. the club
will entertain It's members and friends
with a special program OF music
and speakers from other civic clubs
OF the city.
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MEMBERS COUNCIL

MEMBERS COUNCIL
LUNCHEON
For the first time in the history
Of the Chamber Of Commerce. the
women have been asked 10 put on
the weekly program. This honor
has fallen TO the womon's CONNER.
cial club. which will have full
charge Of tho program 10 DO held
on Friday. June 10, at 1916 O'Clock.
lin the Masonic clubrooms, Arcade
/ Square.
The following program has been
arranged:
Music by GllbcrE orchestra;
soprano solo, Mrs. Phcda Balyeat.
accompanied by Mrs. Lillian For.
rest; address, Club Activities" Mrs.
Dorothy sImonton; address. WON.
en-. in tho Business World" Dr.
May Coffman; president. Mrs
George II. Green. presiding. Mrs.
c. O. ottey Of the Rose society.
will havo charge Of the flowers,
and each guest VIII receive n rose.
Tho club extends cordial invita-.
ton 10 all olubwomen TO be present.
AUXILIARY ALL SAINTS
CHURCH
Tho Woman'r Auxiliary OF All
Saints church win glvo luncheon
ana card pnrty. Wednesday. Juno
II, at 1 o'clock, at the Lakeside
clubhouse,
DORIc SOCIAL CLUB, o. 70. 8.
Doric Social club, o. n. s., viii
meet Thursday, Juno t2, at 2 p. m,
ut Woodland park, Eastern stars
and friends inv
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HARMoNY HoMEarEAp

HARMONY HOMESTEAD
80. 1743
Harmony homestead No. 1913,
Brothcrhood Of American Yeomen,
VIII give it's regularly monthly dance
md social card game on Tuesday
evening. June 10, az D. m. at 1921
Third ave.
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SIGMA CHI
MOTHERS CLUB

Mrs. Caroline n. Clarke will en-
terrain Sigma Chi Mothers club on
Tuesday afternoon at her home,
G915 Seward Park ave.
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pYTHrAN MEMORIAL

fsaHAH hAfShiOiklAlI
University lodge No. 1914. knights
" Pythlag, and Mizpah temple No.
20, Pythlan Sisters. Will hold joint
memorial exercises Tuesday evening,
June 10. NJ pythlan hall, 1929 Uni.
vcrsity way. Good Epeakefa and
music Will be distinctive features.
Members and friends invited.
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AUXILIARY OF
SUNSET HILL CLUE
The ladies' auxiliary Of the Sunset
Iilil Improvement club viii meet
'ueSday. June 10. at the home Of
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Mrs. Morrison, 5000 ". 72nd 81. The
Parents club will meet at the web.
stcr school at p. m.