The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-26
FALL ACTIVITIES
WILL BEGIN NEXT WEEK

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Tho Seattle Federation Of Womcn's
clubs win begin fall activities on
Monday, September 2s. Attention OF
Seattle club women is focused on the
opening meeting OF the Seattle Fed
GRAFTON OF Women's clubs. The board
Of trustees viii meet promptly at 10
o'clock. At 100 the meeting will be
open to all club women OF the city.
Ways and means for proposed new
clubhouse will be discussed. tentative
building plans will be shown and
financial plans given In detail. Tho
cooperation and interest Of all club
women OF the city is solicited.
Mrs. w. +. Barnhart, president OF
the federation, has outlined a special
lied departmental program, follow.
ing the departments as given by the
state federation. II is her plan 20
stress this work and with that end
in view. each OF the eight depart
ments will have charge Of special
programs prepared during the com
ing months, embracing American
citizenship. applied education. fine
arts, public welfare. legislation,
press and publicity. international re-
lations and American homes.
The public welfare department Of
the federation announces its officers
for the year, as follows: Mrs. Charles
G. Miller. chairman: Mrs. John II.
Shea, vice chairman; Mrs. A. ". Van
Kirk. secretary. and Mrs. Don Pence,
treasurer. Their program for the year
will cover health. child welfare, mar
cotics and industrial and social con-
ditions, and will follow the outline
Of the work as given by the State
Federation.
This department has arranged for
six free lectures. to be given at the
Bon Marche auditorium: October I.
Prenatal Care: October II. Pre-
Natal Care; October 81. Care Of
Child for First Six Months; October
rs. Child Training Habits)"; No
vember 4, Golfer: November II.
Teeth"
Meetings OF the clubs and depart
ments Of the Seattle Federation will
be held next week as follows:
MONDAY
Regular meeting of the Seattle Fed.
Grafton of Women's Clubs, at FEEDER
ated clubhouse, corner Harvard ave.
and Roy ST.. at 1870 o'clock. Board
OF trustees meet at 10 o'clock. Tenta-
tive plans of proposed club home win
be shown. All club women Of city in
vited.
TUESDAY
Benefit party for Coteie house
fund at home OF Mrs. William 8.
Thyng, 1s4S z. 62nd St Bridge win
be played at o'clock, followed by
musical program.
THURSDAY
Alpha club with Mrs. Edna Fl.
Morgan at the home of Mr. Zac
Hanscom at Hunts Point. Boat
leaves Madison park at 1880 o'clock.
Parliamentary law by Mrs. A. G.
Sears at 1850 o'clock. Book review,
"Marbaca" Selma Laogerlof). by
Mrs. Caroline Clarke.
FRIDAY
First regular meeting OF Coteris
club at the Gamma Phi Beta house.
1929 18th ave. n. E.. at 2I5 o'clock.
Comprehensive program for the year.
Greetings. from President Mrs. II. q.
Mallett; reports from delegates to
state Federation, Mrs. l.. NJ. Gra-
ham. Mrs. Frederick ]. Buell., Mrs.
Charles G.. Miller: West Baden coun-
ell. Mrs. II. A. NJ. Bonnar.
The Ladies' Literary and Musical
club meets at o'clock with Mrs.
w. w. Miner, 32S7 Hunter blvd.
Program, Washington artists, Mrs.
w. V. Swanson; topics OF the day.
Mrs. Jesse Jackson. Assisting host.
ess, Mrs. ]. j, Bleitz.
SATURDAY
Classic Culture club meets at Fed
Grated clubhouse at o'clock. Pro-
gram. Ceylon and indian. by Mrs.
Jessie Mcbride. of the Y. W. G. A.
Hostesses, Mrs. e, A. Jordan ana
Mrs. II. u. Uden.
SOROPTIMIST CLUB
The regular weekly luncheon Hf tho
Soroptlmist Club will DO held Tues
day, September 20, ut 1915 o'clock,
at the Hotel Washington. Mr.. w. X.
Ti,ze. ceramic artist OF Chicago and
st. Paul, win DO tho speaker and hon.
or guest,
A special get.togcther meeting OF
tho charter members will be held
Monday evening, September IS, Mt
TAO o'clock mt 1899 Westlako ave.
We always take homo some or
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