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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-20
NEW CLUB At
PLYMOUTH CHURCH

a new club at Plymouth church
~ composed Of business and indus.
trial Girls. The sIrls meet at the
church every Wednesday at 6 O'Clock
for dinner Following tho dinner,
two hours are spent in study and
recreation.
Tho know your city class Is under
the direction Of Mrs. Edwin London.
who has taken active part in the
Bryn Mawr scholarship fund for In.
dustrlal girls. Two OF seattle's Bryn
Mawr summer school girls are mem.
bers OF the club-Mae Valcauda, class
Of 1923. and Hester Brumbauch. class
OF 1924.
Mrs. Clarence Oren leads the
classes In personality and English.
ana Miss Katharyn Murphy OF the
University OF Washington Is in
charge OF the gymnasium class.
The following officers were elected
last Wednesday: President. Adelaide
Nelson: vice president, Cecil Meal.
pine: secretary and treasurer. Mae
valcauda.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-20
BENEFIT FOR
PIPE ORGAN FIND

Members Of the Mount Baker
Park Presbyterian church Ala soci.
ETY. VIII sponsor an organ recital for
the benefit OF the pipe organ fund.
on Thursday evening. May 20. NJ 3
o'clock. at the church Mrs W. r..
Gwin Is In charge OF arrangements
Mrs. Frank Ayers. Mrs. o. G. Tay.
Tor. Mira. Ross a. Sweet and Mrs. s.
p. Fleming viii preside az the sup.
per hour. assisted by Mrs. a. T.
Schneider Mrs a. j. Hillman. Mrs
Clarence 4, Brown. Mrs a. Preston
Burns. Mrs II. y. williamson. Mrs.
a. II. Kellogg. Mrs r. Il. Bush,
Mrs, 4. Forsythe. Mrs J. a. Norris
Mrs u. II. Magic and Mrs. W. +.
Baker.
Tho program viii be as follows:
Grand pfoesssionsi march from The
Queen Of Hhsba" $50. tGounod EDDY
Fantasia IN " Minor. Gustav Aerksi
songs BY Mrs. Adam Bsslsr.
Grand chosur". dsorEs. Aso2Hstsr
'RomanEa' ........s. Horstio Parker
Prelude and Fprus IN Minor.
.t.ss..s......s.s.ss. J, H. Bach
'otsisips" tEayott.) Henry y, Vincent
Songs by Mrs. bssisr.
''siumbsr Honk' ....... HorHtio Parker
Grand offsrloirs Do Ste. csriis"
NO 2 .tsrsfrsHtrss. s.s+sstss batlhts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-20

Miss Alice Moore, Who has been
the guest of her sister. Mrs, j. r..
TWfford Huteson. for month. left
today for Warwick. H. l.. 10 yls.&
another sister Mra william -
Harris
MI Edward 1. Garrett returned
Saturday from trip To Washing
ton. h. G.
Mrs william g. n Lewis nJar
thea shhrplesl lefl Monday with
her parents. pr and Mrs Caspar
Shsrplcs. aud Mas Lillian Cnmtcna,
on a motor trip East
Mr. and Mrs. George Krlbs re-.
turned this morning from few
days visit In Vancouver y. c.
Mt and Mrs. r. A. Davies re-
turned Saturday from n three
months trip abroad.
Ds and Mrs. Albert I. Boufneur
left Saturday Tor California, TO be
gone until early In June.
Sir Longhran Donnelly OF g.
Paul. who has been In town FOR a
short time left today FOR his home,
Mr.. and MrH. Thad sweak will
leave tonight on a trip East
Mr. Donald c. Mcdonnell. who
II attending Harvard. viii return
about June z. 10 spend tho sum.
mer with his parents. Dr and Mrs.
$. NJ Milne
Mr. and Mrs william Arthur Dem.
Ing Of Bellingham have been guests
Of Mrs pcming's parents Mr. and
Mrs. James A. Wood. for few days
on their way 10 their home, after n
visit IN California
Mrs. Robert Morse Bono and two
children OF Pasadena. Cal. have ar.
rived IN town 10 spend the summer
with Mrs. Bones parents. Mr. and
Mrs. T.. II. Hhmlln,
Mrs. Roger sinno,t IN coming over
from Portland Thursday to spend tho
week end with Mr. and Mrs. A. s.
Kerry.
Mr. Devote Emory returned this
morning from short trip East.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-20
Program Of
Bohemian Music

Mrs. Albert Parks has arranged a
program OF Bohemian music for the
meeting Of the Thursday Moslc
club on May 81. az the home Of Miss
Helen sommcr. 3345 Lakewood ave.
with Helen sommer and Mlss Car
men Frye as Joint hostesses.
The numbers will include tho fol-
lowing:
Paper
Bohemian Music and Compossrs''
Mrs. Morgan A. johnson
voeai--''Ooing Home ..-...... Drorss
Mrs. fAFerrss, Efaw
Vocal
~, Twilight ................ Friml
Good Might" ................s pyorsk
Mrs. Ralph A. Nichols
Piano--5.leetsd
Miss HsIsnSrnnt Holland
Vocal
Songs Ny Mother Taught Ne" pvsrak
Mrs. r, T Pope. jt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-20

81. Cecilia Guild will be In charge
at tho orthopedic Lunch room
Thursday. Mrs. Clark jackson will
be hostess, assisted by Mrs. II. w.
Ross. Mrs. II. w. ober. Mrs. Don
McEachcran. Mrs. Edwin Ripley.
Mrs. ]. T. o'Bryan. Mrs Arden
Smith. Mrs. ]. n. Gaffney. Mrs.
Rodney T.. Hcarne. Mrs. Norman
l.. Burton. Mrs. VIM. Balm. Mrs.
Frederick Harlow.
Rentou Hill Guild with Mrs.
Elizabeth souder and Mrs. a. NJ.
Pease. win be in charge at the
Thrift shop on Thursday morning
and Andoiyn Guild with Mrs. David
T. Young and Mrs. 7. w. McKin.
ley. on Thursday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-20
Musicale at Sunset
clnh pnStnnncd

rhs Musicale planned Tor wednes.
a,y Nav e. AZ the sunset club. has
s,sn postponed until Wednesday,
lgne 10.
IN, program will be presented hy
NJ George Rokovoy, cellist. and
urs Frederick Bentley. piano. Mrs,
! Ta,e Mason and Mrs. worrall VIII
IN viii he the hostesses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-20
Music
POPULAR Tenor in Recital

Nine Alberta Jansgn VIII present
her pupil, Mr Edwin Mackay ten,
or in ID complimentary recital Wed.
nesday evening. Any 20. In the au.
dIiorium u the Chamber Of Com.
mcreo building
Mr. Maekuy d. member Of the
city fire department who has sung
before masy OF the business. Focial
and frntcrnsl clubs. Ills voice " ID
dramatic tenor OF rich quality.
Helen Thorstensen. pianist. will
assist. and Mrs Mary +. LOOMS
viii be The accompanies
The program follows;
"MHftirEta" .................--. T0su
why Shouldn't ~" .,...s...r Russell
~ lucsyau IL STEELE from ia
Ioara'g strrsrrs.r.af- Purcini
Pipes ~ Ggfdon's Men" ., Hammond
PiapO-'-rhs ETl King Schubert. List
Helen ThDrstenssn
''I,ls Moon Behind the Cottonwood"
..t'fs.sf f.sfsr.s.fsFss fadmsn
I'm Thine Eyes ............s.. Logan
iNf rms ss.raFsr-t srFsr..s De koFsn
intsrmlssIo-i
ffisnd or Nine ....s.trr... Bhndsrson
"rhs Sweetest Flower ...,... HauIsy
Piano-'"fhs Lark" ....,..... BsIAkifss
Hsisn ThofstsnssH
Three c0mfadeH' dove. Pain. Dsafb
$500. .-..,. ....,..... Herman
Nssta Ia olubba' lhom 'PsEllaoei"D
- ,.-'.'.. losneayAlio
MAY y Loomis sccompaHlst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-20
Mrs. Chilcott


Mrs. Charles s. Husheit viii en-.
terrain at luncheon at her home on
Tuesday, May &c. In honor OF Mrs
w. X. Chlleott. who is going abroad
Mrs. cnileott WAS honor CUES, al
bridge luncheon Mrs. Fred England
gave at her home on Tuesday after.
noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-20
Mrs. TremdiRe to Give
Bridge Luncheon

Mrs. Harry rremaine win enter,
tain with bridge luncheon for six.
teen at her home ON Friday after.
noon In honor OF Mrs. /. L. Ballou.
who Will leave shortly for "A visit
in Minneapolis. and Mrs, A. NJ. At.
wood. who il going TO New York
for a visit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-20
woMAS's CITY CLUB

woAiAS's CITY CLUB
The womhnH City club viii meet
Thursday noon. May Fl. for lunch.
con at tho Y. w c. a. Miss Jessie
Warren. Of the Flrlhnds sani,arium.
win speak on "occupatipnal Their.
npy." Two welfare speakers viii
be- Mrs. Rose C. Alexander. resldeu,
director of Educational Center. and
Miss May j. May, OF the Young
Ladies' institute.
Thursday afternoon. az ? o'clock,
members are asked 30 meet At the
foot Of Yeslor way. Col. Paul ia.
ward. port warden. viii conduct a
trip on a speed boat around the
harbor and thru tho government
locks into Lake Washington, .sra.
Eugene Osborne. IKE nwdisas. is
chairman OF arrangements.
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Bridge Luncheon WiH Be Home Affair;
Sunset ClUb PoStpoRes Musicale o
- CHESTER l.ArlMER and

.fRs CHESrkR l-AtIMkk ana
Ma, sister. Miss Gertrude Lewis,
N entertain with a bridge lunch.
~ an wednesday afternoon, May
:. Mrs. latimers home. In
s -, 81 Mrs. Charles Clifford Hart
- who Is the guest OF her par
-. Mr.. and Mrs, &. II, ]. stolIen'
~ ana Mrs. William Edris. who
IN Leave about June I. for Lake
,N.l,n. 10 spend part OF the
summer -
uitd,
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
nAsKEr PICNIC

BASKET PICNIC
To celebrate the s0,h birthday Of
Mr. George a. sangster. who has
been a resident OF Mount View dis.
irict for several years. relatives.
nciEhbors and friends viii gather at
Lake lIicklin. near Mount View
station. on tho Lake BurIcn car
line. for basket picnic. on Sunday.
Nav "a.
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Reservations Made
for Ball

Reservations arc rtpldy hclng
made Tor the women's University
club Sports Clothes hail on Friday
evening. May 90 Among the list OF
members who Will entertain guests
are Mrs. Frederic Hall White, Mrs.
Everett Clark. Mrs Tom MesdaE.
Mrs. Robert MeAuslAnd. Mrs For.
dyce g. Gorham, Mrs. Frank u.
Case, Mrs, Harry S. Bowen. Mrs.
Colin o, Rldford. Mrs. Glare Il.
Kline. Mrs. Clyde NJ. HRdley and
Mrs, Frederick Z. Powell
Reservations for tho affair viii
close Thursday evening.
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CLUBS FOR THURSDAY
soS-THYGEsEN

WRTs0N-THYGEsES
AUXILIARY
fortDn-Thygesen Auxiliary No.
Y. s. W. ", will give an en-
lrtainment and dance at Roosevelt
hl, 1851 Third ave. Thursday
evening, May Il.
hANUs CLUB
The Manus club will meet Thurs
~ May II, at $3.50 o'clock, at
.ns home Of Miss Audrey Headiee,
Nv, Hoyt ave. Everett Mrs.
lAiian schllnker will be the assist
'ng hostess
DAUGHTERS OF ST. GEORGE
Inc Daughters Of st. George will
nea IN NJ. y. b. A. hall. Thursday.
AAy u. Drill at 1 O'Clock.
"oaENs COMMERCIAL CLUB
Inc Women's Commercial club Of
s,stle will give a luncheon May
~ at The Olympic Hotel in honor
L Miss Ida X. Greenlee. who has
sa' returned fs6m a two-year So
yurn In China. Miss GreenIee is
'Sne on a visit only.
M,sAcoN CLUB TO
TEAR PROGRAM
80 s Hans Jacob Bon has ar.
,, .ssa a musical program for the
CO.. $3.50 CUB Of the Young Women's
rs ..'''lan association TO be given
AK 'saay evening on the second floor
n. ~ , room OF the association build.
Y,s.. me program ls as follows.
.s,............. Dstt
vs,,. prayda Hoff
'shty Lax a Rose. .Nsyin
vs,s. Enid Hardsa
bhlp o Dreams" nv.
pss.., liebb.l Hoff
Joy Dance r,sy,..d
vs>i r.. Enid Hardss
Roses OF ptepydvu w,,d
fsI,. sope and Ifsbbei HoH
'Apansss Lovo sonKo .Tbotoa.
hs.dI,. 90. kurma Hoff
.hs-'1'ys Got a patn a.,
.sf..ttssss.,.. Wadr
yses--.,n, PiAsda Hoff
1877. ss....,.. McGlll
Rustic Of sprIns,. ,,.
Qisfts, o., hurfna Hon
IA. !, h'ntueky Uabn0 ,.u,
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Informal Sunday
Ni1kt Supper

As farewell compliment to Mr..
,ra Mrs. Jone Stone Rrinkley. who
xll leave shortly for Paducah. KY,
10 rake their home. Mr.. and Mrs.
uuf,ld Belccm viii entertain with
An Informal supper st their home
sunday night.
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coLMAN PIT A.

Colman PIT a. will meet Thurs.
day. May "a. nc ESQ o'clock. In
room 9. AZ the school Following
the business meeting the children
OF the school viii give program.
Reports from the convention viii
be heard. aud there will be talk
on "Chlld Welfare"
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Patrons and
Pdtronesses Named

Nh Phi Epsilon. honorary music
rrority at the University OF Wash
ing,on. will sponsor concert for
ne benegi, OF its scholarship fund.
a Thursday evening. May 81. In
he Junior ballroom at The Olympic.
Tie program to be presented fol-
lows:
-Aaasso Ps,hsti1us" ........... ,Gedard
-sn1oastta" ..-......s..s......, Frtrni
-ssrenade s-.........+s....t tisho
NJ Phi Epsilon Trio-Frsness Tanner.
v.siia; Iris Garfield. vtol0neello: kash.
lser Munro. piano.
........-...........s Ponehislli
|. Edna Mahou. soprano
Marion Evans. aecompanlst
vi. Eiss; IN sehonsrn TAEsn" Pepper
.Chsrson Grsss" -..s..-..s.t.- pauisais
-Rs1de~ .......s.....-s...s. Becchrrtnl
iris Garfield
Kathleen Munro. aeeonpanist
-slsessmlth Theme and Variation.
...-..s..-s...t-- .-..s-...-. Handel
-Soctsru-T .....t ..s-............. Grieg
jack Psrins
81 res vsrs Assisn, des Allies. Hahn
u Rsis,r go. -. ss.- .sortns 7 hornss
u BIZ tts kun s=ss.-.ss-ss. .Hchu bert
L. Edna Mahan
vote Or Love $780,. 'schunsarn
1sntonds-ry Air ..--.....,.. Kraisisr
Tareogrin" .....--t.. Raruseu- Moffi
Mu PM Epsilon Trio
Patrons and patronesses for the
affair includes:
Mrs Edgar Amcs. Mrs. y. c.
Beck. Mr.. Frederick Bentley. Mr..
DAVID shee,z Craig. Miss Ruth Dur
helm. Mrs. Nathan Ecks;eip. Mrs
A. K Fisken. Mrs. II. ". Hlldrcth.
Mrs. Ivan Hyland. NJ Jacques Iou-
lsryiIle. Mrs. A. s. Kerry. Miss
Ls.ha Mcclure. Mrs. Thomas Slim
son. Mrs Frederic Strive. Mrs
Henry Suxzallo.
Dean and Mrs. Irving VI. Glen.
VI. Boyd Wells. Mrs Henry J,
Forth. Mr.. and Mrs. I.angdon G.
Henry. Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Krich-
ssr, Mr.. and Mrs. Moutgomer
Lynch. Mr.. and Mrs. Mori,z Rosen.
Ar. and Mrs. A. f. vcnino. Mr.. and
Nrz Carl Paige Wood.
Mr.. and Mrs Archibald Stewart
Dovney, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Page
Ballard. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. r.. skin
nsr, Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Parsons.
Nm Frederick II. Parks. Mr.. and
Ars. John Henry Ballinger. Dean
nd Mrs John T. Condor. Judge
and Mrs Frederick Bausman. Prof.
aud Mrs Clark p. Bissett. Miss
Pearl Mcdonald. Mrs. A. n. Ander-
son, Miss Emmy Lou Roeser. Mrs.
Elizabeth Neterer. Mr.. Wallace Mac
Murray, DR.. Allen II. Benham, Mrs.
Louise Van ogie, Miss Doris Sum-
mars Miss Frances Dickey.
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Mrs. Davis Gives
Luncheon

In compliment TO Mrs. NJ j, Wall.
rich OF Shewano. Wis. who Is Wis.
ting her soninlaw and daughter.
Dr. and Mrs. g r. Davidson. Mrs.
{. Edwin Davis entertained with n
luncheon OF ten covers ON Tuesday
afternoon at tho Tennis club.
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Informal Luncheon
ior Mrs. Weed

Mrs. +. w Rhoados viii enter
ala with an Informal bridge lunch.
IN al the Seattle Tennis club on
friday afternoon In honor % Mrs
Melvin A. Weed. who is leaving
,hcrtly for California.
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LUNCHEON POSTPONED
The luncheon for the Past Prcd-
dents club and the John r. Miller
w. Il. C. planned for Saturday.
May 20. has been indefinitely post
pcned.
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PICNIC DINNER

BY MOTHERS CLUB
zcta Psi Mothers club viii entc-.
tain with a picnic dinner on Friday
evening. may 20. at $50 o'clock. Ut
the chapter house. 45l3 nth ave. ".
T. The affair viii take the place OF
the regular monthly meeting OF the
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House Guests TO
Be Complimented

TO honor her house guests. Mrs.
Emily Morris and Mrs, Norris Grcgg
Of Portland. Mrs. A. y. Gray viii en-
terrain ~ luncheon on Thursday at
tho Darlington Golf club.
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Boldt's CSC special for Thursday
sliced pineapple. cottage cheese.
bread. butter. pie. coffee and service.
i4i4 ard Avenue.
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club. Those planning 10 attend are
asked TO telephone one Of the off.
GERS OF tho club or Mrs. r. NJ. Par.
ker. ME lrse .sOs4. chairman Of the
committee In charge. Members and
friends are invited.
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Mrs. Appleton
Euferf1iuS

Mrs. r. J. Appleton will entertain
with a bridge luncheon a, her home
Tuesday in honor OF Mrs. owen G..
Bayless who Is leaving soon for a
visit in the East.
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aorIAL ANn nAZAin

Members OF st. Edwards parish
Will give y social. bazaar and card
party on the evenings OF May n,
% and 20 and dinner at noon on
Sunday May -. In the parish
hall