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The Olympic Setting
for Cadet Ball

The Spanish Ballroom with its dull
gold walls and gllsteulng chande.
liers, and the Italian room at The
olympic were the setting for the
Cadet ball. given under the aus
pieces % scabbard and Blade. hon
orary student military society OF
the University Of Washington. Al.
ways an interesting affair. the bail
last evening equalled IL not sur.
passed former successes.
Patrons and patroncsses Included
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. William H.
Johnston, President and Mrs. Henry
suzzallo. Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Jehu v Chase. Brig. Cen and Mrs.
c. II. Blethen. Colonel and Mrs
Percy NJ. kesslcr. Dean and Mrs.
John Condor. Colonel and Mrs pa,
vid G. Han. Colonel and NIrs James
f. Brady. Lieut. Col. and Mrs. How
ard G.. Davids, Lieut.. Col and Mrs
Ronald f. Fisher. Major and Mrs.
Otto H. schrader. Major and Mrs.
II. c. X. AIuhlcnberg. Major and
Mrs. r, X. Greene, Major and Mrs
X. S. Gregory. Mrs, Arthur Haggett
and Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Condor.
Tho committee in charge were the
Misses Florence Waechter. Nina
Glaze. Neva 81. Peter Frances Reid
Virginia Nachant. Esther Thomson.
Lylas Broom, Jean Beck. Evelyn
stanley. Dorothy Musgrave. Helen
Forbes. Ruth Hecht and Madeline
FIynne. Mr.. Andrew Sorenson, MIR.
Drummond Wilde. Mr. Harold Gard
ner, Mr.. Grafton Hale. Mr.. Russell
Guerin. Mr.. John Richards. Mr..
Waiter Swanson. Mr.. Everett Com
ings. Mr.. Ray Bachman, Mr. VIII
liam Preussman. Mr.. Charles sar.
gent. Mr.. John Blum and Mr.. WI
liam y. Parsons, chairman.
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DATES
TO REMEMBER

-'NA"Nst'E mn H.
Mrs. GcneSicYs uirthens luncheon
at The sunset CLUB.
S. Cecilia Gulla's bridge tea st ihs
aeatile Teunis eiuh.
TUESDAY. May ls--
Luncheon by tie Association of
Army ard Navy Women IN pariot
u Al The Olympic
nEDSt5ssS. MAY Is
AFH. Robert MrCialiAuds and Niles
Naris, tAndcrE tea az Mrs. Nc
cieiiand's home. from 20
o'clock, IN honor or Mrs Charles
Clifford Hartman. Mrs. Frederick
Merrill spropi and Miss Jean Fox.
INT hsDAY, NAY IT,
Nts- " r iFted's bridge luncheon
Cor Mta John aanwRriuz Sawyer
~ NrH York and Mrr Francis r.
singleton. AZ home
AIRS wilbur II, iNra tsa IN honor
81 Aer daush;sr.in .laR Mrs
Waldo Cleveland Ives. NJ some
from J until orlock
Tuesday. MAY To-
hlss Kathryn Good Hins tea for
Mrs, Erwin Crawford Goodwin
and Airs. Wyatt Craig, at home.
from 4 uutli o'clock.
SATURDAY. MAY "a
Tho marriage Of Miss EuEenia Relf
10 Mr.. Harold wilkins Crosby. in
the Mount Baker PRESBYTERIAN
church, nj 5 O'Clock.
TUESDAY, JUNE g.
The marriage OF Miss Josephine
Nelson TO Mr. Gltber, Haiu. at
o'clock. In Prospect cunEreEa-
tlonal church
TUESDAY. JUNE ID
The marriage or Miss Monica
Eaufcr 20 Nr Arthur Thomas
Kane, In st. PatriciS's church. nc
O'Clock In tho morning.
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Music
Frisda Hempel to
Give Fine Program

wearing o gown the exact replica
OF .Tepnie Linda c,gtpp,c ~ ,ba
IsEo,s Ert,d. tt.,o,,,t IN -. a..
- 'i'"ipo, wiz "pp'"l ~
'DhH'It NJ mshny nan next tuesday
She VIII sing two songs which were
,o,it,,r c,,,.ci.ti,, - r,,,,,l. 49,
90, ~ Inv
tH' HW'nlbH HlBhuHkdf. hhg VIII
be accompanied by Coenraad Y. Ros.
plaulst ara To,,t, - tg,t,,. r,,,i.,
'''N"'' iiH''"''
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Orthopedic Shops

The North Broadway Guild, with
Mrs. J. W. Barbour as hostesa will
direct the service on Monday at tho
orthopcdlc lunch room. Assisting
will be Mrs. J. c. McCollister, Mrs.
r. n. Mack. Mrs. H. 0. Fraser. Mrs.
Homer Dudley. Yrs. Earle be Veuve,
Mrs. Floyd d. Vorls. Nit j. G. Nc
conahey, Mrs. Douglas II Spawn.
Mrs. Horace Reed.e Miss Julia An.
derson. Miss Glenora Beck and Miss
Doris Fischer.
Mrs. j.. H. Kimbalt sponsored a
no.host luncheon Of twenty covers on
Friday at the lunch room.
The UnlversIty Guild VIII 7 be in
charge Of the Thrift shop on Monday
morning and the Vashon auxiliary
viii have charge on Monday after
noon.
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la VIII Honor
Aiss Relf

y nof'or Miss Eugenia Ref. whose
..s ass to Mr.. Harold Crosby viii
pace the last Of this month,
- y. David p. Fryer will entertain
!. - 4 tea at her home on Friday
s.s .laoon, May IS, from 4 until 6
Mhs'ing viii be- Mrs. Walter 3.
s.ss s'on, Mrs. VIII II. Parry, Mrs.
.s''en Chase. Mrs. frank Ref
II. Clarence Rogers. Mrs. d. Il.
saslnston, Mrs. r. w. Dryer. Mrs.
d. y =, efosoy. Mrs. G. L. Rogers and
s4s nl.ses Virginia Dickey. Maurice
p,. Me'on, Jean Stewart. Grace De
49, INA Human. Mae Young and
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WoMAN'S CENTURY CLUB
Meetings of the Womans Century
,luk fo,. ,,o>.. ,,.ant, ;,,.t,,lo.

WoMAN'S CENTURY CLUB
Meetings of the Woman's Century
club for next week include
Monday, May II. the French de.
partmont will meet Mt 10 a. m. Mt
tho Hotel Washington; tho building
committee will meet at 1880 o'clock
in the Puget Sound bank: child study
department will meet at the home of
Mrs. Glen Johnson in Kirkland. AS
this is play day, members are invited
to bring their children and one guest.
Take ferryboat TO Kirkland in time
for luncheon at 1890 o'clock A
group of children will give an in.
tercsting program.
The club chorus will meet Wednes.
day ut 10 n. m, at the home OF Mrs.
j. II. Templeton for rehearsal; house.
hold administration department will
meet at 1890 o'clock at the home OF
Mrs, Caroline Clarke, 69l5 Seward
Park drive, Mrs, Blake d, Mills viii
give talk on "Oriental China" and
Mrs Henry Landes will speak on
Fresh Air and How to Use It,"
Friday the chorus of the club win
give several numbers ON the radio
program at o'clock
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Women's Clubs
ADDITIONAL CLUBS

CALENDAR is ANNOUNCED
FOR WEEK
Two department meetings Of the
Cotctio viii be held az the home 81
William =. Thyng. 1913 East e2nd
st., on Tuesday May r. A new dc.
partm6nt. known as the drama dc q
parImcnt. wiz be organized at 10
o'clock in tho morning Co,erie
members only. may attend this. Tho
plans provide that the members
bring their lunch and remain for
the afternoon meeting. which is
called for 2 o'clock.
The afternoon meeting viii bc con
Quoted by the fine arts department
and marks the last formal gathering
Of that department until next fall.
This win be an open meeting, each
member being privileged 10 bring
one guest. The afternoon program
follows
A Talk ON the Life and Works OF
George Bernard shaw" by Mrs.
H. A. NJ Bounar.
Vocal selcctions--
My Ain Tolk". Lemon
Happy Sons" Del Reese
Wake tp' ..,,.,,......, Phillips
Ry Mrs. Helen Lea Lille
Mrs. Geo. w Jackson nj tho piano
suxophono Solo
"Traum der Dcnnerin Labltsky
By Eleanor Loving
Mrs jackson ut the piano
Following the musical numbers
tea will be served with Mrs. $. +.
Fitzpatrick and Mrs. II. Il. Mailctt
presiding al tho urns.
The Cotcrie club will bold It's last
meeting OF the year at the WilsonIan,
Friday, May IS, A luncheon has
been arranged for O'Clock. Mem
bcrs are privileged 10 bring guests.
Reservations may be made BY calling
Mrs. l.. W. Sloan, KE nwd 200.
The program during the afternoon
will include tho following numbers:
a group OF songs by Miss Ruth rIavl
stnd, accompanied by Miss Marion
sloccum; readings by Mrs. Alice Coo:
piano duet by Mrs. G.. w. Jackson
and Mrs. s. f. Gilpatriek Festival
March Ilhthbun; GYPSY Dance, .
Hunt
Meetings OF clubs and depart.
ments In the Seattle Federation Of
womons Clubs will be held this
week MS follows;
MONDAY
Board Of trustees. the building
trustees. presidents Tor their repre-.
sentatiycsl, presIdents.clect of all
affiliated clubs aud the past presi.
dents OF the federation viii meet at
tho Frederick & Nelson auditorium
at / o'clock. to discuss the fnanc.
Ing of the proposed clubhouse with
Mr.. w, q. Clark A largo attend.
nncc Is urged.
TUESDAY
Current Century club. At the Bal.
lard public library, 2:3O O'Clock.
Program will include lecture on
Education and llltcracy." by Mr..
Arthur Marsh editor of tho wash.
ington Educational journal Guest
day
Cllonon club ut Federation club.
house, o'clock Program. Pro.
lessor E, o. Ecklcman, OF the Ger.
man department or the university.
viii lecture on "Thc Drama of the
Prolctarlht; music by Miss Jane
Quigly, soloist, accompanied b. Miss
Mary Louise l'ieSIc, pianist. and
Elizabeth Ferguson, violinlst; paper.
"Gornan Statesmen by Mr.. Fred
Cnilctt Members may bring guests.
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|Fnit and FloCer
Mission Partg MAJ f3.

Ne Mount Baker circle OF the
gza and Flower Mission announces
j reception committee for It's an.
Hzi bridge and NAH jougs party. TO
! led Wednesday afternoon. May
d !, the Mount Baker clubhouse.
l1rsuded arc Mrs. c. r. Constan-
IT, the present chairman % the
snk. Mrs. W VI. Livengood. the
1t chairman. and Mrs. +. ]. Bold.
xn Z. ". Dyer. Mrs A II. Truax.
Is Henry Honke ana aIrs. Albert
asnkson.
he tea table Will be presided over
y Mr.. G. z. NJ. Pratt. Mrs. Roy
|ag. Ballard. Mrs. A. j. Webb and
r. Z. S. Goodwin.
Mr.. Mel Duncan and Mrs. Con.
ssaiine ara in charge Of the tickets
Il Mrs Reinler Beeuwkes, Mrs. A.
: Truax. Mrs. A. j. Hiliman. Irs.
! 7. L. Williamson. Mrs. Harry
sz&s and Mrs. Milo Walton OF the
asxshments.
ne tables are in charge OF Mrs.
barge Helssr. Mrs. Henry Noon
ID Hrs Albert Jacobson. decora-
ais. Mrs. A. J. webb and Mrs. A. E.
isgH. and the favors are being
Sznzsi BY Mrs. Harry Mutt. Mrs.
II Duncan and Mrs. Ray Brown.
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Y w c. a. ACTIVITIES
Tho calendar of activities al the
Young womcn's Christian associa
tlon for next week win be as follows
MONDAY, MAY IL
Opportunity school OF the Y. w. c.
A. cafeteria. p. m dinner: $50
talk on business etiquette and style
show; 1850. classes,
TUESDAY. MAY IL
Cosmopolitan club OF the Y. w. c.
A. second floor club rooms; 1880 D.
m, Bible discussion, Mrs. j. II. bar.
lington in charge.
WEDNESDAY. MAY 10
Athletic club OF the Y w. c. A..
seventh floor club room; 1880 y. m,
business meeting. President Bertha
Wallace in charge.
THURSDAY, MAY IA
Club Council mixer Of Y. w. c. A.,
gymnasium, S p. M! Mrs. #. l. Bah.
bitt chairman Of clubs. In charge.
FRIDAY. MAY 10
iiikh pNlluul VII htHCINbS OF TIC
" w. c. A., lobby y. M, mother.
and.daughter banquet; Miss Martha
kosanke, Girl Reserve executive. in
charge.
SATURDAY, MAY 10
Grade School Girl Reserves OF the
" w. c, A., tea room. p. m:
mothor.nnd.dnughter luncheon.
Juniors of the Y w. c. A., audi.
torlum. $3.50 n. m, demonstration OF
Bible work 1910, party for mothers
and daughters
Hostcsses for next week at tho
Young, Womcn's Christian assocln.
lion viii be: Monday, Mrs. j. N. Gil.
bert Tuesday Mrs. NJ A. Schon:
Wednesday, Mrs, H. H. Woodman;
Thursday, Mrs. G. d. Cottrcll. Fri.
day, Mrs. Ray Jones; Saturday, Mrs.
H. X. Colman
PATIENCE REBEKA1tz LODGE
Patience Rcboknh loakc viii give
a military whist party Saturday eve
.Nlng, May o. at $3.50 O'Clock, at Dug
dalc's hall, at Rainier beach,
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pp ss,sss Chosen for
's,sIon HM Gnild Pnrtu

An sr.s and nah jongg party has
i, arranged by Renton min guild
d, y, or'hopedlc hospital for Tues.
i pso'eafnoon, May ~. al 2 o'clock
~ e chapter house. Harvard
NJ, .. and Roy IT.
M for tho affair include
ffays, y, y. Jordan, Mn 6. l.. II.
G,rtsn CIT, 1T George Leach Mrs.
s,a c,,a, oioaleS Mn. II. VI. Pense.
VI c,", starr Mrs. y. y. Crane.
ssssey NY, ingtrSoll, Mrs. Fred
an. 49,. nlr W y. Frceman and
h, '. .',I,l L. spencer. ''
5a,k.y ' a DC served by Mrs. Bosaie
s4n, v ana the Misses winIfred
DlIng ,l't Wisnor, Helen May
,Trrh, nl1abcth NeBch Elizabeth
~ 'nd Virginia CIeland.
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Sp0nsor No-Host
Lmcheons

ne orthopedic Lunch room will be
scene Of numerous no-host
sensors next Monday. when mem.
~ o. Broadway Guild will direct
b service.
Anong those who viii sponsor tho
MRS are Mrs. j. n. Calvert. Mrs.
!. Cotton. Jr., Mrs. W. III. Brown.
~ Horton Force, Mrs. c. II. Far.
Mrs. Samuel Leroy Crawford.
~ Henry Ewing. Mrs. James
.Ias. Mrs. Archibald Clark, Mrs.
sa'ss French. Mrs. John Twlss.
~ ]. SHEPPARD and Mrs. George
a'asr. who will entertain her bridge
Z q u members there that after.
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Personal

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Bebb will
leave tonight on the Ruth Alexander
for San Francisco, where they will
spend a few days before sailing on
the President Lincoln for Honolulu,
10 be gone six weeks.
Miss Constance Giipin. OF Tacoma.
VIII spend the weekend as the guest
Of Miss Betty Morrison.
Mrs. Margaret skill. OF New
York city has arrived in town 10
visit her brotherin.law and sister.
Capt. and Mrs, Henry Winter.
Mr. and Mrs. II. c. Waite. or Min.
neapolis. are spending a week tn the
city as guests at The Olympic.
Mrs Rufus zogbaum. OF New York
city. is tho guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Russell for few DAYS on
her way to Honolulu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Tucker
nowcna snyder, who have been in
town on their wedding trip. will
leave Sunday by motor for their
home in Los Angeles.
Mr. Robert Morton of Bellngham
is spending the weekend in town.
Madame Myra Pless and Miss
Madeleine rless arc in Bellingham
for the weekend and the Tulip show.
Mr.. Amas A. Belts of Phoenix,
Ariz,, is in town for a few days.
guest at the Arctic club.
Miss Eleanor and Miss Ethel Ir.
win have returned from a months
visit in Vancouver.
MIR. Jack Harrison OF Minneapolis
is In town for two or three months.
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Sponsors Evening Affair

The Mount Baker Park guild OF tho
Chiidren's- Orthopcdlc hospital VIII
sponsor ne fourth Of n series Of par.
ties on Thursday eyNlng, May "a. NJ
tho home OF Mr.. and Mrs. II1old r.
Preston. Dancing viii be tho enter.
talnmcnt.
Mrs. Clarence A. Brown Mrs
George IIclscr. Mrs a u. Schneider
and Mrs. Calvin s. Hall viii be the
assisting . hostesAes. Reservations
may be made by calling Mrs. Hall,
ftA nieriGfG.
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Hostess. Mrs ". y. Moriar,y. Mrs
Julia Dow and Mrs. Arthur Glst
Organization meeting OF a drama
department OF the Co,srie. at the
home Of Mra. ". =. Thyng. ia4s 4.
6sd s.. at 10 o'clock. Fine arts de.
paftment at o'clock
Literary Interpretation depart.
msnt of the Seattle womans club.
with MrE Eva Felt. ST. goth ave.
at 1890 o'clock. Mrs, Gould viii be
hostc@ for tho day. Current topics
department at 600 O'Clock. Mrs.
Leo Wheeler. leader Subject,
"passing Events"
WEDNESDAY
Ladies' Grotto club at Federation
clubhouse az 2 o'clock. Subject for
the dny "wasscrman aud HIS
Books"
Health program undrF auspices 81
CHILD Welfare department Of FEEDER.
alton az Bon Marche, O'Clock
THURSDAY
Art department Of the sorosls
club at Federation clubhouse,
o'clock. Open house day. Pro-
gram will include an illustrated Ice.
ture by Prof Waiter lsaacs Of the
University OF Washington. West
Seattle Art club will bc guests.
queen Anne Fortnightly club
with Mrs. George II. Quinlan. a45
olympic place. o'clock, Guest day.
Program Poem with musical &C.
compartment. by Miss Margaret A.
H.. Crawford.
FRIDAY
Ladies' Literary and Musical club
with Mrs. j. i. Allingham. iO22 r.
Goth. Program includes talk on
Islands Of tho Sound" by Mrs.
W X Merwin.
Pennsylvania Study club at Fed.
Grafton clubhouse, Luncheon Mt
1890 o'clock. Program Mrs Theda
Balyeat will sing group OF songs;
Or, Warren W. Bell will speak on
Child Health in Building for the
Future" Business meeting at .
o'clock. election OF officers, mem
bcrs arc urged to be present. Host.
esses for day, Mrs. Harry sheldon.
Mrs Rosa SulIingcr, Mrs w. n.
Hngemanc. reservations FOR lunch
con. cnll Mrs. Sheldon. Gil ndlc.
o9i7.
Ladies Grotto clubs informal
mixer in tho small hall OF Moose
temple at o'clock. 4 program,
old and new games md dances has
been planned. Husbands will he
guests.
SATURDAY
Classic Culture club at Federation
clubhouse. o'clock Mrs. A. *
FislSen viii be in charge Of Musical
Guest day.
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Edited by
Lillian Keen lie Bdlltster
Assistant
Laura Emory
TEL. MA in-0600
miner WI Precede Lee
D'i t,re at ClUb, Smart
Ten Sunday afternoon.

ms FREDERIC HALL WHITE
IN entertain at dinner at the
-. ~ ~ University Slab on Friday
Rs. ',s MAY IS, in honor OF Or.
,s,gles A. Payne .-,,,
4. payne. who Is o. International
.,.,,on on Chataudua ana con,
- -, platforms. will give an illus
go 80 l.,turc az tho club that eve
~. an yellowstone and Romance
4. ~ Northwest Mr. and Mrs,
o..l,l 5. TrStethen and MIR. and
=, rrsak s Bayley viii be the
hssls.
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assisting at Mrs,
anifSoll's Tea

NJ Alexander halllle Mrs, JOSIAH
,ssss Mrs. II, {. Earring, Mrs.
s,,aa Green. Mrs, Alexander Nc.
49, and Mrs. A. W, TtdmaSh win
-..xss al the tea table on Sunday
.s,-sooa 81 Mrs, j. T Tnftord'
,,s,scn's tea at her home at The
s,sanas from I until Z o'clock in
- Of Mrs. r. ID, Merrill. AIRS,
s,,rv whitney Treat and Mrs,
nra whi,eome
yss girls assisting viii be the
,r~s Grace poremus, Rentonia
,y.,p Virginia Merrill. Priscilla
r,,st and Loyal Treat.
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WEST SEATTLE DAY
NURSERY

West Seattle bay Nursery win
hold It's regular monthly business
meeting. Monday. MAY II. ct 3.
IN. At the nursery. 4i72 f2nd ave.
s w "a tho annual election or
officers is part OF tho business
procedure. a large attendance is
desired
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RAINIER MOBILE POST No.
woMAN's CITY CLUB

There viii be nm executive board
meeting OF the Womans CITY club
on Monday. at 1880 at the Lunch
room Of the Waldorf hotel, sixth
and Pike SITS
DR. George a. Lundberg made
some very interesting points today
In his first lecture on Public OpIn.
ion" before the club He gave.
what he described. as the negative
side Of the discussion and will pre-
.scnt the constructive side next
Thursday.
IN part Or. Lundberg spoke as
follows, Specifically there arc three
basic principles on which govern
mont by public opinion rests.
a. That every adult citizen can
have and has valid opinion on
All public questions,
"2. That tho average citizen tx
qualified ms well aB anyone cer pub.
lie service, or AZ least Is able TO
select tho best qualified"
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Luncheon at Fort
LnmtOn Quarters

Mrs. Davids. wife Of Col. Howard
G.. Davids. Of Fort Lawton. Will en-.
terrain with a bridge luncheon on
Friday afternoon. May rs, OF the
army post.
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Cradle Guild Party
Udv 9S

ne Cradle guild Of tho childron's
|n.Aepedic hospital viii have i,s an.
"a rarity on Saturday afternoon,
az =. from until 4 o'clock. at
,rs.snsen's hall. Games and songs
y h the kindergarten teachers OF
i cts win be the entertainment
Oxing TO the Increased attendance
!, ,se Junior guilds Thanksgiving
wsy which included the Cradle
Ia this new departure Of sep
1T PARTIES has been lnaugurRted,
n. Junior guild will have its al.
4 a formerly. in November. and
! Cradle guild in May
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OIL EXpREss1oN 49,

Oral Expression club will meet
with Miss Laura G. Whitmirc. 1859
18th ave. n. H.. Monday. May fl i.
at p. M 4 play win bc presented
by tho club Election OF officers.
Mrs II. l.. CunlItfe, assisting host.
ess.
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LAYTON SCHOOL GLE

The regular meeting of the Law.
ton School club win bo held tues.
day May ~, at s y. m, at the
school. The program win he in
charge OF the Campfire Girls under
the direction of Miss Ruth Brown,
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| IAl.nio,r League
luncheon

NJ, y. Of the Junior league VIII
Nv i luncheon on Wednesday,
= AZ the Seattle Tennis club.
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COLMAN PIT. A,
HAS NEW OFFICERS

At the meeting of Colman PIT A..
held May Z, the following officers
were elected TO serve for the on
suing year; President, Mrs, NJ, l.,
simmond vice president, Mrs. Agnes
Line; secretary, Mrs. Thomas Hale;
treasurer. Mrs, Harry WWleman,
Mrs Simmond was appointed as n
delegate, to attend the convention In
Aberdeen next week.
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CLUBS FOR MONDAY
BUSINESS WOMEN or

BUSINESS WOMEN or
Gilt OMEGA ALrMNAE
Altha Perry Curry. president Of
the Business Women Of Chi Omega
aiumnae. has called meeting for
Monday evening. April fl. The
group viii meet for dinner nj
o'clock, at tho Calhoun hotel. and
will be followed by business meet.
tng AZ o'clock on the mexzanine
floor.
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mail Dinner at
ImniS Glib

Asa Betty Morrison win entertain
RI small dinner this evening at
: svring Flower dinner dance at
= Tennis club.
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WEST SEATTLE CHAPTER

V u %
West Seattle Chapter. No. loo.
O. y. s.. will initiate candidates nj
It's meeting on Monday evening.
May H.
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UNIVERSITY LODGE.

University Lodge. No. S.. D. II.
p. A. win have card party Mon.
day evening. May IL. at * +. hall
on University way, near 4Tth N. r..
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Err Luncheon VIII
snnnr Mrs. Chilcott

IL. Howard Wells Parish Win en-.
rsla at luncheon at her homo on
FGaesaay afternoon. May 10. In
gr Of Mrs. W. X. Chacott. who
L saye shortly on a TIM abroad
ayrs viii be placed for sixteen
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Program Announced for
Meremblum Concert

Peter Meremblum, Russian violin-
list. will present the third of a series
OF Sunday afternoon concerts in tho
Junior Ballroom at The Olympic. on
Sunday, May 10. at o'clock. John
Hopper will be the accompanies.
The program. which follows. is COM
posed OF the works and arrangements
OF Kreisler;
Prelude" ....-..'... pagsnani- Kreisl.r
''cieilienne ct Rigsudon" ......
............,.... Frsneoeur- Kreisler
''Fuga, IN Dur" 800. .Tartini-h reisler
"Recitativo. seherro, Caprice"
violin aont) .....,...... .kreisicr
Caprice NSIV' ...,. .Psganini- Kreisler
Melouls ..--....-.-... Chuck Krcisler
La Chase, Caprice" Cartier Krelslsr
''valse" (schon Rosmsrin) -. .Kreisler
Caprice Niennois" ...,.......K relsler
'Hexentanz" ,.......,. .paganini-K reisler
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DORIC SOCIAL CLUE

DOR1C SOCIAL CLUB
Doric Social club, o. L. S, will
meet with Mrs Elizabeth Davis.
40l6 Dayton ave, Thursday. May
IA, at o'clock. Mrs. Dollie Soper,
assisting hostess All Eastern Stars
and friends welcome.
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wDsT srATTLn w q n n

WEST SEATTLE w c. Il. L.
West Seattle w. c. \. u. will
meet at the homo OF Mrs. II. y.
Weeks, 40i2 tist ave, S. W., on
Wednesday evening, May ia, at .
p. M Mrs Lillian Vincent M,l he
tho speaker.
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SEATTLE
CHAPTER HADASSAH

Seattle Chapter Hadassoh will
give u dance on Saturday evening,
May o. at Temple Center for tho
benefit OF the Ifsdassah Medical or
ganization.
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ENTERTAINMENT
AND SOCIAL

There will be an entertainment
and social evening on Tuesday. May
IL, at st. Luke's social hail. corner
of 22d n. w. and w. 5Sth ST. The
program win include group of
songs by Sydney L. Dixon; num-
Der by Mr., and Mrs H. T. Thomp-
son and family of radio fame, and
the Spanish tango by the Misses
Sobey and Liedemann. Uncle Waits
Melody Four will render music fol-
lowing the program.