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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-10
MEETINGS ANNOUNCED

MEETINGS ANNOUNCED
FOR FEDERATION CLUBS
Tho Seattle Federation OF wom-
ems Clubs win meet next week a.
follows.
MONDAY
Business womcnh Organization
az the Olympic, at $50 o'clock for
dinner. followed By a thcatcr party,
Chairman. Mira Amy Carney. assist
cd By Mrs. Lou y, Wilson Miss
Emma Wilson. MiV Gertrude smith.
Mrs. A. j Mcdonald and Mrs Flora
Van skyhawk
TUESDAY
Drama Department Of the Coterlo
club 1T 10 o'clock at tho home OF
Mrs. W Harry Richards. 37i2 nth
~ T. Subjects Informal discus
sion. and onc.act play 'HyaClnth."
presented by Mrs William Lynn,
Mrs Morton Myers and Miss Vir-
ginia Hansen. followed BY drill in
oml expression by Mrs Eugene
Bell.
Clioniau Club. at o'clock. at Fed.
Grated Clubhouse. subject. Makers
Of America" Mrs H. X. Audley
chairman. ~ Son OF the Middle
Border Hamlin Garlandl by Mrs
II. Il, Audlcy: "A Daughter Of the
Middle Border tHamlin Garland.
b. Mrs Roy w Burns; a group Of
ballads by Mr., Frank Coomhs,
Woman's State Dental Hygionlst
Association at o'clock at 1000
Cobb Bldg, Plans for the winter
will be discussed. Full attendance
desired.
Current Events Department Of the
Seattle WomanH Club at 1890
o'clock at the home OF Mrs. 7. {.
Magrath, 3l7 Harvard ave. n. Pro-
gram, Vacation "Reminiscences"
Literary Interpretation Depart.
mcnt Of the Seattle woman's club
at 1890 o'clock at home OF Mrs
7. c. Magrath. 3l7 Harvard Ave
~ Program Roll Call. Literary
Quotation. The Outcast' selma
bagcrlofL by Mrs Frank Baker:
with Stcfansson in the Arctic" by
Mrs. Ollie Lyall.
Committee on Legislation for the
Seattle Federation Of womcns
Clubs at 1880 o'clock at tho Fed.
Grated Clubhouse Chairman, Mrs
J. NJ Thatcher.
WEDNESDAY
Ladies' Grotto club at o'clock
at the Federated Clubhouse. Pro.
gram VIII include Roll Gail. Scrip.
ture Verses; THE Church and Its
Problems" Rev. VIM A. Wilson:
pinno solo CEthclbort Nevin): syn.
opsis Of Claiming Pollocks play.
"The Fool" by Mrs Henry Shaw:
poems from Robert Frost and Joyce
kilmcr by Mrs Francis G. Guest
Articles for"tho rummage snio are
TO be brought TO tho clubhouse.
THURSDAY
Alpha Club, at I o'clock, at home
Of Mrs. j. II. Little. 9l2 Third Ave
West BOOK review, Life and Let.
tors Of Walter Page" by Mrs, Flor.
cncc NJ Russell Parliamentary
Law nt 1880 o'clock. conducted by
Mrs, A, G., SoHrs, o.
FRIDAY
Pennsylvania study Club nj 1890
o'clock at the homo OF Mrs. Frank
Parish oi2S 5Sth ave, S, Program:
sunny Italy" by Mrs. NJ. j. lIowic.
italian People" by Mrs. Frank A..
Ghiglionc! roll call, Famous Hal,
inns." Assisting hostcscs, Mrs
Glare Hutmnkcr Mrs Margaret Herr
and Mrs Carrie Shafcr.
Cotcrio Club al the Gamma Phi
Beta house, state Development
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Music
Famous Opera Star to
Appear in Concert

II
Elizabeth Hsthbsrg, the Metropolis
Tan Operas latest sensation. whom
fhs West f. 20 have tho privilege
81 hearing Tor the first time. made
her operate debut in Dresden az
the age n nineteen. which was not
many years ago. for Rsthbsrg Is one
u the great sopranos who has at
tainsd fame while sim in her TWEEN
ties
A. her first New York recital last
fpring. the critic OF The World
wrote. Her voice Is tho sort one
dreams o. and her use Of Il ap-
breaches perfection more closely
than DO most things ln this world"
Nine Rethberg will b. presented
by the Ladies Musical Club on
Tuesday evening October 10, at the
metropolitan theatsr
Her program follows:
n Mo BET POGO" NsrssIIo usts-i7ID
'Ss 90 MANI. PsrEOIssl I7l0-i71gl
Aria u Susanna" from the opera
TIE Marriage u Figaro" ... Mozart
A'i'lusa ...''s....' ''........ Mozart
II
IL Hep0s" ......-......... Bsaupiant
Paht0rHlsF ........-.......- Ufzst
"chans1u Espagn0ls' .,........ Dslibss
III
BY a Lonely Forest Pathway Critics
TO Stay ~ Home IL Best" Mednlkoff
The Time OF Parting" ........ HadIsy
Awake. II j. the Day .BurleiEh
"
AN die Musk" ...........1
'gchcimss" ............ gchubsrt
Gretchen am Hpinnrads"
''Waehrsnd de- Regens'' ....... Brahms
Won EWiger LAeDe' .......... Brahms
Aria from '-Tosca" ........... Pueelni
Nicoiui Aednikon At the piano.
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Edited by
Lillian Keen lie BdliStCr
Assistant
Laura Emory
Tel. MA in-O6O0
Alumni Association TO
Honor DR.. Sussallo,
FdrclCeH Luncheon
Planned.

RIO honor Or. Henry SuEzsllo, on
l. the tenth anniversary as president
az the University of Washington, tho
Ammnl Association VIII entertain
a dance on Saturday evening
~ MEMBER Z. ln the Spanish ballroom
at The Olympic. Tho occasion will
also honor alumni who win be In
town Tor homecoming week,
MIR. Julian Matthews IS chairman
~ the committee In charge % ar,
Judgements. assisted by Mrs elem
rut pumett. Mrs, Wayne J.. Hall.
Mis-. James ESary Mrs, Thomas
GIcad. Mrs. Lawrence Arnold, Mr
Howard ChaStain, Mrs. Lawrence
CaNert. tho Misses Hazel WRcch-
ter Ruth Ramfuri Grace Eppcrson.
Gertrude Lewis. Francis Rranigan
and the Messrs Phillip Glen. Clarke
Ewing, Fred Royington. Perry Nc.
Govern. Frank Elias. Howard Sel6y,
James Hodges, Nathaniel Bender
stewart Barker. Charles Tyler Ed
ward Ferry. sam Mullin. Murray Oh,
we'll. Clare McCabc, Donald MELON
nell. Roscoe Terrence. Ray Ryan.
Ben Ttdban. Clarence Moore. Joe
GrcsaIeaf, Jr.
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Cain-Craig
Mnrrinne Announced

Air. and Mrs. David schectz Craig
announes the marriage Of their
daughter. Miriam Scheeiz, to Mr..
Russell Arnan Cain, son OF the
Rev. F.. r. Cain. pastor Of the Con.
gregntlonal church, Richmond
beach. at their home. 9l2 Lynn St,
on Tuesday evening, october 9.
Rev. Mr.. Cain read the service
in the presence of relatives and
intimate friends. Before the cere'
mony Miss Dorothy Craig sang Al
Dawning," with Mrs. jack Buchan'
an al the piano Mr.. Cain rs assist
ant state chemist. located at the
University Of Washington, where
no il taking his masters degree.
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Women's Clubs

Mra Harriet c. sauuderson on Mon
day evening. October t. Mrs. Bur
ton James viii be assisting host.
csv
Mrs Maud A. Stronach will speak
on The Aim OF tho Teacher Of
Expression In High School" Discus
sion will follow Mrs James j.
Kelly viii give q reading,
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wo,tAN,s crNrrrpY rr.r,n

WpMAN's CENTURY CLUB
Mu. r. r. ralmcrtou. chairman.
Mrs T. " Harrington. vice chair.
man. Mrs II. D. Iarned. treasurer
Mrs. + r. Wurzhachcr and Mrs. 3
W. BcrwanEcr, publicity chairman Of
the ways and means commitie Of tho
Womnu'B Century club announce
that only few tables arc available
FOR the bridge tea which is being
given on Tuesday. October IL. at .
o'clock, TO Informally open the club
rooms Of the new club house al Hnr-
yard ave and ROY 81. Tea. however,
will be served az o'clock to all
those desiring to come al that time
To tho woman's Century Club
chorus has been given the honor OF
opening the new auditorium With
the inclined floor. the balcony. foyer,
box office and check rooms and a
stage aka with prosccnium arch %
feet, equipped with conventional
drops and hanRinFs. and all devices
for lighting effects. this should really
be called complete little thcatcr,"
on Tuesday evening, October 90.
the members who comprise this
chorus will produce. under the direC-
ton OF Annnfrcddic Girstens Gilkcr,
a member OF the club. Pastoral
opercttn. entitled Sylvia in which
the leading roles arc taken by some
Of the trained vocailsts Of the club.
II So n song story which will appeal
TO everyone. combining, as Il does,
comedy and dramatic art with pretty
songs and choruses, and artistic folk
dancing by appropriately CARRIED
characters.
SO great IL the demand for the op'
portunlty to sec this beautiful little
thcater," and 10 witness the produc-
ion OF this operetta that those IN
charge have arranged to give Soc
ond performance on Wednesday eve
ming, October 81,
Mrs George j Hacker CApltl-
5000, Is in general charge OF tickets:
Mrs. Joseph A. Nichols tho chorus
supervisor. EAst266O. and Mrs Ar
thur n, Rushton, press secretary.
GArnd-Os5O, ms well as all members
Of the chorus, will mako reserva-'
tions. As tho seats arc all reserved
those intending 20 30 should obtain
them M soon as possible
Meetings during tho week for the
Woman's Century Club will be MS
follows
Monday, october I'-rne chorus Of
tho club meets At tho clubhouse the.
alter FOR rehearsal Of $3.50 n, m.
Tho French department viii meet at
10 o'clock ut tho Washington hotel
wednesday, October 1.-THE house
mold administration department meets
ht 1890 o'clock In tho ton room Of tho
clubhouse. Harvard and Roy. Hostess.
Mrs v, g. lnErhhhm There will DO
n health talk by Mrs Henry nlttmnn.
and Mrs blake y. Mills will speak on
"LuEuries In tho Time Of tho LouIu'."
The club chorus meets In the thcnter
Mt $50 for rehearsal
Thursday, October i5-Thr social
service department will meet at 1870
o'clock IN the tea room Of tho club.
house, iGostcsroa, Mrs Robert EnoEron.
Mrs ~ T. Carrlghn. Mrs J. = sullivan,
Tho topic for the afternoons program
and discussion VIII be Parks, pInyflelda
and Detention Work"
ALKl REVIEW NO 60
AK 6Eoviow No, 10, w II. A..
viii meet at the A. O. u, w. hall,
1909 Ninth ave Friday evening,
October 10, ~ 1880 o'clock. Cards
NJ $50 o'clock
UNITED WOODCRAFT
CLUB
The United Woodcroft club VIII
moot at Moves carlcrn. Tuesday,
October 10. Members urged 10 be
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COMMEMORATE
ANNINERSARY

The Caleidh Club viii give a tea
Wednesday. October IS, from 3
until s o'clock ut the home or
Mrs. David f. Fryer, 1928 Eighth
ave. w. The occasion will com
mcmorate the twentieth anniversary
Of the organization.
Tho Caleidh Club viii meet Tues
day. October 10. for o o'clock
luncheon at the home OF Mrs c. G..
Heifner. 1900 Borcn Ave.
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Vincente Ballester
Sings Monday Night

The artist series under the aus
pieces Of the Mems Club OF Plymouth
church opens Monday evening. &C.
,obcr r. with Yincente Ballester.
baritone. Of the Metropolitan Opera
company. Ballesters appearance on
the Coast this season was made last
week with the Los Angeles Opera
company. The highest praise Of his
work has come from the Los An.
gelcs press. An ovation greeted
his first appearance and welcomed
him al every possible interjection.
He fairly brought the house TO its
feet in dramatice periods Of intense
emotion" Ballester is the first Of
a very fine list Of attractions Of
fcrcd by the Mems Club this year.
Maria Kurenko. Russian colors-
iura. who made her debut in Los
Angeles last week, is the second
artist. and will appear October 2s.
Carl Bronson. said in the Los An
geles Evening Herald, "Kurenko
proved herself to be one OF the most
brilliant sopranos Of the day. She
fairly breathed forth her notes as
an expert flutIst might watt his all
reaching cadenzas.
Margaret Matzenauer and Cecilia
Hansen. yiolinists, are the other two
members on the course Roland
Hayes, famous colored tenor, is 10
be an extra attraction on the course
Ballester's program Monday night
follows:
Come lie Rose ......... Gsetano Lama
''Tristczzs" ............F. Paiolo Tosu
CsyAtini Largo al factotum" from
'BarbIere de Sivigils" ..... Rossini
Aria "Le Rot de Lahore. Msssens;
~ al piesure en- reVe". George Hue
'Toreador Song from Carmen. .Bi1et
III
Ay. Ay. Ay ..+......-... Creole Song
"GrAnadinas 3..... Barrera and Calleja
FL PIANO folk dance OF MUrcia)...
.....-.......Arr. by Kurt scnindler
La Algeria del Battalion Soldier
song) .s......-...... Jose Serrsno
The Birth OF Morn Franco Leomi
The Last Hour - Walter Kramer
''Niehayo" Nothing Mstters)......
...s.-.,.s..... ....--... Mana yucca
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OrthODedic ShOps

Mrs. w. W warren viii be host.
csc Mondny for Broadway Guild at
INC orthopedic lunch room, assIgtod
ny Mrs. II. u. Marshall. dr. Frank
a, hcteaon, Mrs. x. s. Filler. Mrs.
WIZ y. Fischer. Mrs, J. y. Henley.
Mrs. a +. mowat. Mrs, a. y. Wolfe,
Mia- Alice Cox. Mrs. c. n. Downle.
Mrs Duane l.. Carney and Mrs.
George l.. DcvUbIas.
- The Vplycrsity Guild, With Mrs.
'-~my Sm'ih and Mrs O. II. Corbltt.
VII have charge At the Thrift shop
on Monday morning and In Tho ~.
srnoon Mrs. Ralph Mcdonald and
Au8 Charles II. watts viii be In
sharEs.
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Mrs. PbiHney to
Entertain for Mss Prosch

Mrs. Arthur Alexander Phinney
viii entertain with a luncheon uf
twelve covers and later al bridge
on Tuesday afternoon, az her home.
"paisart." Carleton Park, in honor
~ Miss Edith ProSch, who. after
spending the pas, few months with
her sister Mrs 4. W Anderson.
Will leave shortly for California TO
remain for the winter.
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Luncheon for 71co
Honor Guests

Mrs. Frank Il. Bronson enter.
tpiued with luncheon OF eight
covers nj her home Fr''hy after
noon I'm honor % two visitors in
town. Mrs. George r.. Simon. OF
Anderson. Ind and Miss Hessio
ward, Of Modesto, Cal
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Mnrrinne AnnOunced

Rev. and Mrs. ! M0DcnIson mn.
nounoc the marriage Of their daugh'
ter. Laura, 10 Mr.. John a, Frank,
son Of Mrs. 4. v. shadd, Of Othcllo,
wash on October ., AS
Mr.. and MrH, Frank nr"ftourlng
tho South ON their wedding trip and
on their return VIII make their home
in Seattle.
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WEST SEATTLE
CHAPTER. o. f. s.

West Seattle Chapter No i0s. o,
f. s. win entertain the couduCtrcsz
and associate CouduCtress Of King
county on Monday evening. October
IL. in Masonic temple. 2642i5 Cali.
fornia ave. The chapter is planning
a bazaar on November 20. which
win continue thru the afternoon
and evening. An evening dinner
will be served.
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Dinner By Mr. and
Mrs. l4ndrde

Mr.. and Mrs, Peter Audrae enter.
tanned with a dinner Of eight covers
-. their home. Friday evening. In
hor OF Mr. and Mrs A. Lincoln
Worth. OF New York City. who arc
spending a few days IN town At The
Olympic
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
PIONEER DAUGHTERS
PLAN CARD PARTY

Daughters Of Pioneers tprior to
is70l will have card party at
Rainier Chapter House "Wednesday
afternoon. October 81. for the bsne-
NJ Of the flower fund Mrs Rich
ard Abrams i8 general chairman OF
the party. Mrs o. H. Lamorcux Is
in charge OF the fayorA and Mrs,
n. T. Price Of the tables.
Reservations may be made with
Mrs William II. johnson. GArfld-
li25
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A BoHEME MUSIC CLUE

LA BoHEAIE MUSIC CLUB
La Boheme Music Club has
planned an extensive study of opera
and operate composers for its COM
ing season. The club, which. altho
one OF the youngest in the city, has
an enviable list of the foremost
musicians OF Seattle as members,
has completed a thoro study of the
music OF America, Europe, Asia and
Africa, in its four years OF existence.
from the earliest periods TO the most
modern.
The subject for its next meeting
on October 16. with Mrs. T. N.
Fowler as hostess, will be Puccini
and his operas, with illustrative
music. The following is the pro-
gram:
''Viss d'Arte" from ''Tosea" >
Fay Adams Boswell
"one Fine Day" from Madame But
Violet Ball
Paper, "Puccini and His Operas
Mrs. Charming PriohArd
"ouando Men vo solettA" rom Ia
boneme
Sadie Hughes
MI CnismRno Mimi" from la be-
meme
Fay Adams Boswell
Duet OF the Flowers" from Madame
Butterfly
Violet Bail and Sadie Hughes
Additional programs for the year
are;
November ls-Hostess. Mrs J. t.
pearce; Modern Italian Opera" paper.
Mrs e. c. MoSsett
December ll-HostesS Mrs ssdi.
Hughes Christmas Carols" Paper,
Mrs Eugene wallins.
January s-Hostess. Miss Helen Sum
mers wagner. the Man and His
Music" Paper, Mrs. J, s, Harrison,
February ll.-Hostcss, Miss Edna
Ward. Wagner and His Earlier
Operas" Paper. Mrs, J. 8. Harrison.
March il--Hostess. Mrs. l.. s johnson,
"nie NibelunEcn Ring" tWagner). Pa.
per Mrs Boswell.
April S-Hostess, Mrs. Il, n. Rhodes.
"oratorlo," Paper, Mrs. Harry Cone.
May l9-Hostess Mrs. Harry Cone.
Modern French Music" Election, Pa.
per Mrs. Dorian McGratn,
June iO--Hostcss, Mrs, Violet BAIL.
Modern French Operas" Paper. Mira
d. Q. Reid.
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Luncheon for
Miss Hdnf0rd

To honor Miss Ada Hanford. who
IL leaving next week for California
10 remain for the winter. Mrs. Win.
lock Miller entertained with lunch,
con Friday afternoon al the sunset
club.
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Mrs. Constantine
Gives TlUO Purties

Mrs. Charles p. Constantine enter.
'ained with n bridge luncheon OF
eignt tables Friday afternoon and 10.
Hay with a luncheon Of twenty.four
covers and bridge. both affairs being
given at her home.
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BRIDGE AND
NAH JONGG PARTY

The mothers wives and sisters
club Of Sigma Alpha Epsilon viii
give bridge and NAH jongg party
at the new chapter house 1901 18th
ave. n. r., on the afternoon and
evening Of Friday, October 20,
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Guild Wal GiUc
Dance and Card Partn

Denny Thurman Guild Of the Chill.
dren's Orthopedic hospital Is plan.
ming a dance and card party for sat.
urday evening. November Z. AZ >
o'clock. AT The wilsonian. 4Tio TINT.
cerstty way.
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Projects" by D. o. Lively. secretary
Of state chamber OF commerce.
The Ladies' Literary and Musical
Club at o'clock al homo OF Mrs
J. 81 Thatcher. SOC 3Oth ave. Pro
gram includes, History, Scenery and
Natural Resources OF Australia" by
Mrs, J NJ Knlsoly; Topics OF the
Day" by Mrs T. t. Grant; music.
SATURDAY
Classic Culture club at o'clocl,
az Federation Club house Brown
iug's Art Poems" by Mrs. A. II
Wiscman Hostcsscs. Mrs. C, d sta.
don and Mrs. p. 4. schaeffer.
MELODY CLUB
The American Musician and Poet
WIN be the study topic at the next
meeting OF tho Melody Club 10 be
held Thursday evening, october Is, al
the home OF Mrs. Charles ~ Glib
son, 2io7 10th ave w. The club
win be assisted by Agnes Lockhart
Hughes. ly'rist and lecturer.
The following is the program;
Enssmbis-"o Washington" .....
.t.sts.s,t., Helen Hastings Rankin
Melody Club.
Plano--''Nonetian Boat Song" ,.. Ncylu
Miss Gertrude wtRRen
soprano" Mighty LAX n Rose" Neytn
Mas Olga Kuohi
Csntlllaton--John Vance Cheney, Lyrist;
Margaret Ruthycu Lang. composer
Mrs T, G. Marshall. Mrs. Leo Hart.
lnub
MCEzo .Contralto--
taj Take Joy Home" .,.... .BA,sett
tbi Goodbye Summer" Frank Lynes
tcl My Love and T.. Katherine Glen
Madeline Skclly WnRley
Flano--'valse ArRbeHque ........ Lack
Mrs. Chas. V. Mclaughlin
O MY Red.smer and Ny Lord"
sfrss',,.,.s4,...t.. Dudley Buck
90 Dawn in the Desert ......
.s'.,....,.t.......,- Gertrude Ross
Miss Rosie KoslowskI
Correlation OF Music aud Poet
Agnes Lockhart Hughes
Mrs ChaS. n. Gibson, Reeompanlst and
director,
Y. w c. A. CLUBS
Meetings OF the various clubs OF
the Y. w. c, A. will be held next
week as follows:
Monday October 12-Opportunity
school OF the Y w. c. A., fourth
floor, Z p. m; classes.
Tuesday, October 1S-Secretarial
staff OF tho Y. w. c. A.. tea room.
l2 m, luncheon: Miss Nora Getgood
Y. w c. A, secretary OF Tulsa, Okla.
guest OF honor. Cosmopolitan Club
of the Y. w. C. A., second floor
club rooms. 1880 D. M; Bible discus
sion led by Miss Florence Maddox,
religious education secretary. Bust
ness Girls Club of the Y. w c. A..
third floor club room, p. M: Miss
Harriet Smith in charge. Blue Tri
angle Residence Club of tho Y. w
c. A. Z p. m; informal talk on China
by Miss Helen Galley, club secretary
Wednesday, October lA--Athlctic
Club OF the Y, w. c, A.. gymnasium
I p. m; clogging and hockey; Miss
Sucllo Nicely, physical director, in
charge
Thursday, October lb-Alsacon
club Of tho Y, w, G, A.. second floor
club rooms, y, m. TO 10 y. m,
sports, dinner, Bible. musical pro
gram and n social hour; Miss Flor,
oncc MnddoCk and Miss Helen Galley
in charge. Friends OF All Club OF the
Y, w, G. A., third floor club room,
Y y. m, insplratlonal talk by Mrs,
y. G. Black, Union Bible Club OF the
Y. W. c. A., Bible rooms, Z y. m,
BIol, discussion
saturday October 17-Junors OF
thc Y, w, e, A., auditorium, 10 a. NJ,
to l2 m5 Biblo lesson, singing and
swimming, directed by Florence Mad.
dock Helen Galley and Anna Helen
Borstoll.
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MUSIC DEPARTMENT
TO GIVE PROGRAM

~ vi r 4 iNNNhAN2NNh
Mrs. C. T.. Stafford will be hostess
for the music department OF the
Fine Arts study Club at the home
Of Mrs. NJ. j. Robinson, 2eS2 Wal
nut ave, Wednesday, october IA.
Tho meeting win begin promptly at
1890 u. m.
The program will be as follows:
Dudley Buck
Mrs. v. l., Gaines
Vocal trio, selected
Mrs McKoown, Mrs. johnson, Mrs.
pernes
Soprano solos
taD "My rngrlmsge" Dudley Buck
(bl "rho Silent world j. sleeping"
Observation-Disclosures. Dudley Buck
- Mrs, W, II, Davis
tal Octave Etude" ,,.s Leschiti,ky
40 "Caprlre No. 2" ,o,,.,, Tausis
Mrs, Paul Barnes
Soprano solos
tn) why Love Is King" Dudley Buek
90 My Rcdocmor aud My Lord"
Mrs, Arthur Fischer
Mrs Paul harness accompanied
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REVIEW SERIES
or ARTICLES

The Washington state Better
Films Association win meet Wcdnes'
day, October Il. at u o'clock. in
the private dining-room Of The
Olympic. Mrs J. B. Hill will give
a resume Of series OF articles re-
Gently published by Rufus steele.
entitled What's Right with the
Movies" Any interested person Is
welcome TO attend
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CLUBS FOR MONDAY
LITERARY AND
TRAVEL CLUB

The Literary and Travel Club will
meet at the home Of Mrs, ". J.
spccr. 2f03 Z. Caller 81, Monday,
October ~. st $50 o'clock Pro.
gram. la ProvenCe" hy Mira
D'Arnoux
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SEATTLE SOCIAL

CLUB
Seattle Social Club win Eivo n
cnr1 party IN tho card room Of tho
Masonic Temple. Harvard and Pine,
Thursday October 10, at . o'clock.
Bridge and whist viii loo played
All Eastern stars and friends arc
invited.
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AUXILIARY RAINIER
NOBLE POST

The regular meeting Of the Ameri-
can Legion Auxiliary to Rainier
Noble Post. viii be held Monday
evening. October IL, at o'clock, in
the Legion clubrooms 500 Third
ave.
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RAINIER CAMP 1472

Rainier Camp No 1872 H. y. Of
A.. will hold initiation Monday eve
ming. october IL. at s o'clock. in
Swedish Club Hall Eighth and
olive.
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RUMMAGE SALE

a rummago sale viii be held in
Stall 81, Economy Market Tuesday
and Wednesday. October 10 and ID,
under the auspices Of Circle No, 2
of tho Ladies' Aid OF Holy Trinity
Lutheran Church.
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IONA SOCIAL CLUE

Ionia Soclnl Club, o. Il. S., viii
hold ltH annual evening card party
at Wings Cafeteria, Saturday owe
ming. October II, at 1915. Both
bridge and Whit will be played, n
number Of nIco prizes are promised
All Eastern StDrs and friends invited,
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ORAL EXPRESSION
ASSOCIATION
The regular monthly meeting Of
the Oral Expression Association OF
Seattle will be held ut the home Of
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ALKi REVIEW NO 50
AK Eoviow No, 10, w II. A..
viii meet at the A, O. T.. w. hall,
1909 Ninth ave Friday evening,
October 10, at 1880 o'clock. Cards
nj $50 o'clock.
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UNITED WOODCRAFT
CLUB
The United Woodcroft Club viii
mcot at Moves carlcrn. Tuesday,
October 10. Members urged TO be