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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-25
Reception, at Mr..
and Mrs. Wills Home

The Womnn's society OF Bethany
Presbyterian church, with all other
branches Of the church work cooper.
ating. will sponsor reception in
honor OF the Rev. Dr. Il. a. Van der
Las on Wednesday evening, April
90. from 8 until 10 O'Clock. at tho
home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles $.
wills. 41s w Comstock st.
Assisting Mr.. and Mrs. Wills in re.
ceiying viii be Mrs. David Shields,
president of the Woman's society,
and Mr.. Shields. Mrs, Dwight G.
Whitcomb, president Of the Dorcas
society. and Mr.. Whtcomb; Mr..
James Bailey, superintendent Of the
Sunday school, members Of the SEES.
sion, the trustees and their wives.
Mrs. j. j. McFec, Mrs. Malcolm
McFeo, Mrs. ID. V. Mcdonald. Mrs.
NJ. u. Heffron and Mrs. w. j. Raftcr
will pour and, assisting with the
serving will be Miss Pauline and
Miss Virginia Wykcs and Miss Anna
McFec from the Dorcas society, and
miss MHTJOIle hdDth "iSo ''HcNItN'
Shields and Miss Dorothy Hybnrger,
representing the Philothea class
while assisting about tho rooms will
be Mrs. j. a. James, Mrs. Albert
Daub and Mrs. Marion Kelley.
The reception In informal and all
friends Of Dr, and Mrs. Van der Las,
whether members OF the church or
not, are cordially invited, DR., Van
der Las lenves at ii:15 o'clocl, that
same evening for Wellington, New
Zealand 10 exchange churches with
Dr. s. Robertson orr, or 81. An
drews Presbyterian church Of that
city.
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Charity Ball at the
OL1l11lpic TOniQht

Under the auspices Of La Socicte
des 30 Hommes et 8 Cheyaux OF the
American Legion. n Child Welfare
Ball VIII be given tonight in the
spanish aud Italian bathrooms at
Tho Olympic. The proceeds will go
TO the National Child Welfare En-.
dowment for orphans OF war veter.
ans.
Patrons and pntronesscs for tho
affair include Governor and Mrs. Ro-
land II. Hartley. Mayor and Mrs.
Edwin j. Brown, Or. and Mrs.
Henry suzallo. Or. and Mrs. j. G.
Eagleson, Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Far
rcll. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Schoen-
field, Mr.. and Mrs. &. II. Blethen'
DR.. and Mrs. Henry X. Benson, Mr..
and Mrs. Griffiths. Professor and
Mrs. T.. s. Meapy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Ames, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Spangler.
The committee In charge lB Joseph
ID. Fatjo. chairman: n. Carl Nielsen,
treasurer; Francis Rotch. secretary
A. n. Hankins. location and decora-
tons; Frank NJ. Farrow, advertising
wade Hurlbut, music; George D.
Grant, transportation; j. j. sullivan
refroshments; Edwin w. Driscoll
patrons; VIM Inglis, speakers; g. G
Griffiths, entertainment; Fred j
Wcttrick. LiaIsBon Legion posts
David Spauldng, 2.mlnute speakers
r. II. Singleton, publicity; Harold j
Wolfe. ex.offIcio chairman.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

Tho regular monthly meeting of
tho Seattle Federation OF Women's
Clubs Will be held Monday. April 81,
at tho clubhouse, corner Harvard
and Thomas. ut . o'clock. The board
OF trustees will meet at 1890 o'clock.
The program In the afternoon will
be In charge Of the department OF the
American home, Mrs. II. A, NJ, Bon.
mar, chairman. Mrs, Ellen Dabnoy,
chairman of the home economies de.
pnrtmcnt of tho federation, will
speak on the value of tho Home, ="
and Mr.. Martin Bahsen viii tako for
his subIcct "Tho Value of Homo
Ownership
From 1 until o'clock tho polls
will bc open to enable delegates to
cast the elective ballot for four off.
GERS In the federation. Tho offices
to DO filled are first vice president,
recording secretary, treasurer and
custodian. The delegates to the state
convention viii also DO elected at
this time.
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Betrothal Of Miss Nelson
Told at Smart Tea

Or. and Mrs 4. jefferson Nelson
announce The engagement Of their
daughter, Josephine, 10 Mr. Gilbert
+. Hahn OF Spokane. son Of Mr..
C. a. Hahn. OF Warsaw. n. Y.
The news was made known this
afternoon al the charmingiy APP
pointed tea Mrs Nelson gave for
her two daughters. Miss Nelson and
Mrs. II. c. Cooley. who has arrived
in town to make her hoinc here.
Two little misses. Lua Coikett and
Jean Murnen OF Tacoma. In dainty
French frocks. and carrying flower
bedecked baskets. greeted the callers
at the entrance. presenting them
with small engraved cards bearing
the names Of tho betrothed couple.
Assisting were Mrs Arthur Jor-
dan. Mrs. Harvey Butler. Mrs, Frank
Moran. Mrs j. G.. Milca, Mrs Fred
Merritt. Mrs James Giynan and
the Misses Helen Jordan. Bercnicc
Butler. Louise Overlook, n elen
White. Grace Warner. Marion
wheaton and Florence Feek.
Miss Nelson attended the Univer-
sity of washington and is a MEM
Der OF Phi Mu sorority. Mr. Hahn
is an Alpha Tau omege from Wash
lnEton and Lee university in Nir-
ginia The wedding Will take place
( In June.
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Cadet Ball Patrons
Announced

The patrons and patroneEses for
tho Cadet ball. tho third aud last for
NAL OF the University Of Washing.
ton. on Friday evening, May 8. at
Tho Olympic. will be:
Major General and Mrs William
II Johnston. President and Mrs.
Henry suzznllo. Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Jehu V. Chase. Brigndier Cen.
eral and Mrs. c. = Blcthen. Colonel
and Mrs. Hcrvcy VI Kczslcr. Dean
and Mrs. John Condor. Colonel and
Mrs. David c. Hail, Colonel and Mrs
James +. Brady. Lieutenant Colonel
and Mrs. Howard @ Davids. Leu
tenant Colonel and Mrs Ronald II.
Fisher. Major and Mrs. Otto II.
schrudor. Major and Mrs. H. c. X
Muhlcnherg. Major and Mrs r. X,
Greene. Major and Mrs X. s. Greg.
DRY. Mrs Arthur SowuIl Haggett and
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Condor
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Philomel Club
Concert Monday

Charles Wakefield Cadman. emil
nent composer.pianist, and Princess
Indian soprano. will be the
artists at the concert TO be
given by the Philomel club Monday
evening, April ~, at Roosevelt high
school auditorium.
The program follows:
tal 81 Hear a Thrush at Eve. ,cadmsn
tb) Chinese Flower Fete''..,.... Cadman
tcl The wish ..... Cadman
with obhligato for violin by Theodore
Anderson and for cello by Helen
Stewart
Tho Philomel Club
tal "Ter Her My Lodge Is Warm"
tOjibway) .,............ Cadman
(bl From the Land OF the SKY Blue
Water (0mahal ....s... Cadmsn
(c) "Ho, Te Warriors" tSioux), CRdman
Princess TsisnlnR
(nl from the Village (Thunder-
bird suite)
(bl MELODY in @ Flat"
tel Dance OF the Corn Maidcns'
Mr., CadmRn
ta) The Indian Mountain Song" cadmen
Oh Little Papoose'' 49,. ..s.. .Cadman
(c) Tho White Dawn Is Stealing
.,...,.,,s ...........g.,.. CadmRn
with obbllgato by Princess Tsianina
The Philomel Club
(al THE Deserts Dusty Face
COmar Khayyam SUITED
tb) ITO n Vanishing Race"
Co Wolf Dance
Mr.. Cadman
Arlas from tho American Opera,
"Shnnewis" ............, Cndman
ta) spring Song Of the Robin Wo-
man
90 Canoe Song
Co Indian Lament Onto the For
est Near God / Coz
Princess TslanlnR
tn)s"Tho Advance OF the AmaEons'
(bl Tho Thunder Gods Child" .Cadman
(e) Far OFT Hear Lovers
Flute ...,,.,...,....... Cadman
(d) Tho Moon Drops Low. 80. Cadmsn
The Philomcl Club
n. II. Kendrick. Director
Harry Burdck. Aeoompanist
Tickets for this all.American music
concert may be secured at Woods
music store, Mt any music store of
the University district, or at the
door.
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Women's University Club
to GiUe Annual Ball

The Sports Clothes Ball. an annual
affair Of the Women's University
club. is announced for Friday eve.
ming. May 8. Bridge and nah jongg
VIII be the diversions for those who
do not care for dancing. Mrs. Alfred
n. Lundin and Mrs. William @. Clark
Win DO the hostesses and the dance
committee win be in charge OF the
arrangements for the occasion.
They are Mrs. clyde VI. Hadlcy.
chairman; Mrs. Harry s. Bowen. Mrs.
Frederick Earwell, Mrs. Neal Clark.
Mrs. Paul ". Cone. Mrs. Robert
Evans, Mrs. Howard j. Knott. Mrs.
Edward J. sperry. Mrs. Robert v.
.yrueblood and Miss Pearl Bennett.
~ Friday afternoon. May /. at 2
Velock, there will be May Day
bridge tea for members only at the
club. Mrs. Allan w. LatImcr and
Mrs. Henry a. Pratt will DO tho hos.
tcsses
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Service at
Orthopedic Shops

Capitol Hi Guild with Mrs. Ma.
Dol Dorr acting as hostess viii
have charge at tho Orthopedic
Lunch room Monday. Assisting will
be Mrs. Fred Brhdcn, Mrs II. l..
Frye, Mrs. Bruce shorts, Mrs NJ.
j. Connell Mrs. Harry Gray, Mrs,
Ralph KEENAN,, Mrs. H. u. Jones,
Mrs. 7. j. Mullano, Mrs. l.. +,
Newton. Mrs. G. IL. Corcornn. Mrs,
Miller Freeman, Mrs. Anton Gov.
onius, Mrs, c. Galiger
The University Guild with Mrs.
william T., Berry and Mrs. II. G..
stiles win be In charge at the
Thrift shop Monday morning and
Washington Park Guild with Mrs,
George -. Lnmplng and Miss Kath.
erlno Meloy, Will have charge on
Monday afternoon.
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Personal

Mr. and Mira John W. Eddy. who
have been in California for few
weeks. are expected homo next week.
Mrs. Roy W. Corbott will be home
next Friday from visit of several
weeks In California.
Mr., and Mrs. Jerry Eggcrt re.
turned today from n motor trip thru
California,
Mrs. Keith Flskon. who has been
visiting in California, returned to
town Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred woolsoy VIII
remove next week to tho Country
club for the summer.
Mrs. Lawrence Kaufman left to.
dny for New York. where she will
meet her daughter, Mrs. Loring
Pickering. and sail for Europe.
Mrs. Maud T.. McClaiIen Of Port
land, is spending tho wook-end In
town with her son and daughter-in.
law, Mr.. and Mrs Donald McClallen
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Il. do Ponto re-.
turned Thursday from short trip to
California,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dominic Brnco asa.
bel Martini are receiving congratula.
lions upon tho birth of son, April
90, ut the Swedish hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. John a. Porter and
son, Frederick, have returned from
n trip 30 Florida.
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Reservations Are Many
for Mdytime Informal

Reservations arc rapidly being
made for the Mnytlme Informal
North Queen Anne guild OF the or.
thopcdlc hospital win give Saturday
evening. May Q. In the Spanish ball.
room at The olympic Many dinners
arc being planned 90 prcccde the
dance. besides several dIyertisso-
men,s which win be presented dur.
ing the evening.
The committee announces that
there VIII be cards and nah jonRg
for thoge who do not dance.
Reservations may be made by call.
ing Mrs. sybal Hamrick. GA ria.
5000. or Mrs. Ralph Hatton, ca rid.
sgss
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Asked to Assist at Tea

Mrs Horton C. Force. whose ten
for Mrs. Lawrence Wiley Elizabeth
Folsom will be given next wednes-
day afternoon. has asked as hcr as
sistants Mrs. Grosvcnor Folsom, Mrs.
Frederick BausmRn, Mrs Edgar
Ames, Mrs Robert Hall. Mrs Henry
colvcr. Mrs. Augustus Agnew. Mrs
Carl Gould. Mrs. Robert walkin-
shaw and Miss Edith Dabney.
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Entertaining for
Miss Burton

Miss Elizabeth Hurlbut viii enter
tain with tea at her home on
Saturday afternoon, May .. In honor
OF Miss Alma Burton, whose en-
gagement 20 Mr.. Robert Hurlbut
has Just been announced.
Another affair for Miss Burton 10
the luncheon Of twelve covers and
bridge Mrs. Samuel J. Calderhead
Will give Mt her home on Saturday
afternoon, May 2.
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Annual Card Partu

Tho Mount Baker Circle Of the
Fruit md Flower mission announces
It's annual card party on Wcdnas.
w., May ~. 20 obtain funds for
dietary aid for the sick md under.
uourshed.
Mrs Mel Duncan Is chairman Of
tickets and fnyorB. Kcseryntiong
may be made with her a. BE-ncn.
4io2. Mrs. George HeiNer h In
charge OF cards and tables md Mrs.
foiner Becuwkes OF l.sefroshmcnt9
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Meremblum to Give
French Program

The second concert Of the series
given by Peter Mercmblum in the
Junior ballroom at The Olympic will
be presented Sunday afternoon. April
&c. at 4 o'clock. In this cycle OF
programs Mr.. Mercmblum is fcatur.
ing tho music of different countries.
The one to be given Sunday will
consist OF numbers by French COM
poscrs.
II follows;
Sonata IN q Minor ..,,..,,,.,,, pebussy
Allegro Vlvo
lntermezzo FRntasdue CT leser
Finale, Tres amino
ia Finc Aux ChnveuN DO Lin. Dehussy
Rondo Cnprlccloso ,..,,..,, Saint-Saens
Nocturne ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Chopin
10 Coucou ..,,.,,,',s.,, phquin- Mancn
Introduction ct Turantcllc $50, Sarcastic
LA Roud dos Lutins ,.,..,..... BazElni
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Y. w. c. A. HosTEssEs

Hostesses for next week Mt the
Young Womon's Christian nssocia.
ton viii be: Monday, Mrs. w. ID.
Mckay; Tuesday Mrs. II. l.. Murray;
Wednesday, Mrs. ]. II, Bethel Thurs.
day. Mrs G. o. Schick; Friday, Mrs
Mary Il, Lavokc; Saturday, Mrs A.
G. Grass.
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Mrs. King to
Cine luncheon

Mrs. Martius King viii entertain
at luncheon next wednesday eftor'
noon at her home in honor OF her
aunt. Mrs. Frederick Dent Ham
mons. who recently returned from
six weeks motor trip thru Call.
fornia i
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RAILWAY MOMENTS CLUE

Chicago. Milwaukee & st. Paul
Railway Women's club win have its
regular monthly meeting Monday,
April n. at 1916 o'clock. in the
large dining room OF Moves cafe.
terra, Fourth and Pine, All wo.
men eligible to membership are in.
vited TO attend
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MILITARY WHIST
pARTy

sherman and Ellsworth circlea
will give II military whist party at
Wings cafeteria, 1909 First ave.
Tuesday evening, April rs, at $3.50
o'clock. Tho proceeds win 10 to
the department OF Washington and
Alaska.
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May-Ddy Breakfast

The outstanding event OF tho year
in tho woman's Century club Is the
May day breakfaAt on Friday. May
i. at 1890 o'clock. at The Olympic,
This aftnir promises TO DO the most
delightful May breakfasts tho club
has ever given. The reception win
b held in the Spanish lounge and
there viii he an attractive program
Of toasts ana musical numbers.
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Hnlf-Price Sale

The ChIdren's OrthopcdIc Hospital
Thrift shop will have a half-price
sale Monday and Tuesday at oil
Stewart ri.
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ARTISTS EXHIBIT

An artists exhibit by thirty OF the
best local artists, win be given at
the Ballard high school from April
q to May ! inclusive. Everyone in.
vltad.
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Viii Entertain at
Dinner Ddnce

Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob stephen Hop
kins VIII be hosts nj n dinner dance
this evening. Twelve guests will be
entertained
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SONS OF VETERANS
ATrNTttApv

Custer auxiliary will hold its reg.
ular meeting Monday. April ~. Mt
1870 p. m. A dinner will DO served
at o'clock. followed by vaudc,
vile performance and music at 1880
o'clock.
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LIBERTY CAMP CARD PARTY

Liberty camp, II. N. Of A., will
give card party Tuesday, April IS,
at 1870 p, m, at Modern Woodmon
hall, 1029h Third ave.
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BUSINESS MEETING

Rainier Camp, No. 1472, II. N. OF
A., will hold business session,
Monday April a. at s p. m. in
Swedish club hail, Eighth and Olive.
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Edited By
Lillian Keen lie BaHister
Assistant
Laura Emory
Tel. MA in-0600
Musicale at Sunset Club
on Wednesday,; Sports
Clothes Ball VII Be
May Event.


HtHE Sunset club VIII be favored by
i n musical prograrn presented by
sey,raI rnernbsrs OF the Tacoma
rst.., ,f,,,,f..t ,t,.t -. ft. ts.. n,,tnr
i'si''ie's - N,.~'.l N'4D ~ - 80.
taiument OF the month. wednesday
afternoon. Aprii 20. at 3 O'Clock. Pre-.
-. :, ,.-,,..-,-,, ~ ,,{si,o-. ,..iti
~
" Mrs. Clare FarnsWorth ana MIS-.
Bruce Morgan viii be hostesses for
-. o,,n-,c,,,
eA'o - y.
Inc TOtlONt INK pTOETaIl mas Utetl
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AUXILIARY TO ST. LUKE's
fTArnf1,af

The Womcn's auxiliary to St.
Luke's hospital Will meet Monday,
April 81, at o'clock. at the home
Of Mrs. a, b. Kidd, 1903 Woodlawn
ave.
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WOMEN or

WOMEN OF
MOOSEHEART LEGION
Women Of Moosohcart Legion will
give a flower dance Wednesday even.
ing, April 20, ut Moose temple.
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SATURDAY
woMEN's CENTURY

CLUB
The woman's Century club will
meet next week according to the
following schedule:
Monday, April q
French department will meet at
10 o'clock at the Washington hotel.
The Building committee meets at
1880 n. m. in the Puget Sound say.
ings & Loan bank.
Tuesday, April %
Tho Parliamentary Procedure dc.
partmcnt meets mt . o'clock In the
board room OF the Y, w, c. A.
building.
Wednesday, April 20
The Chorus OF the club viii meet
at 10 o'clock Mt the home of Mrs
j. II. Tomplcton. 1908 Seneca st
for rehearsal under direction OF
Myra Bancroft Olive, Mrs. Rachel
Sticklomnn, accompanIst.
Friday, May |
May day breakfast at 1880 noon
at Tho olympic,
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CLUBS FOR MONDAY

BENEFIT WHIST PARTY
Seattle Lodge. No. Z, d. II. p, A.,
win sponsor u special benefit wins;
party at Wings cafeteria. Monday
evening. April 81. nj $50 o'clock. for
the benefit OF the family Of a worthy
sick member. All interested persons
Invited 10 attend Members are re.
qucsted to bring friends 20 fill one
or more tables For reservations
call BE acn-i3b2.
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Women's Clubs

Meetings Of clubs and departments
in the federation will be held this
week MS follows:
MONDAY
The child welfare department Of
the Canadian Woman's club will
meet with Mrs. A. j. Sterling. 1872
10th ave. n. The ladies will sew
for tho Florence Crittenton home.
TUESDAY
Ciionlan club, at Plymouth house,
corner Sixth ave. and Seneca St, at
/ O'clock. Annual luncheon and
election OF officers.
Current Century club. with Mrs.
+. c. Christensen, $500 18th ave. n.
w, at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Christensen
and Mrs. II. C. Burlington have ar
ranged an interesting musical and
literary program. on Indians and
Pioneer Days"
Literary Interpretation depart.
ment Of Seattle Woman's club, with
Mrs. Edgar c. Perduc. 1926 46th
ave. S. w, ut 1890 o'clock. Take
Fauntleroy car TO Finley ST. Meet.
Ing OF special Importance. Current
events department at e:30 o'clock.
FRIDAY
Child health luncheon, under aus
pices of the child welfare depart.
ment OF federation, at Chamber Of
Commerce hall. 10 o'clock.
The Coterie, at Gamma Phi Beta
house. 4529 18th ave. n. f.. at 2:15
o'clock. Program viii include RE.
suit OF Presidential Election. Presi.
dents Appointees," by Mrs, Charles
Bretland, and paper on Washing.
ton Gossip" by Mrs. u. G. Celley.
ham.
Ladies' Literary and Musical club,
with Mrs. W. Virgil Smith, 24l2 n.
43d ST., at . O'Clock.
SATURDAY
Chlldrens May festival. under tho
auspices OF the child welfare depart
ment of the federation, at the Bon
Marche, fourth floor. to 4 o'clock.
Classic Culture club. at Fedora.
ton clubhouse, o'clock Mrs. A.
X. Fisten in charge of musical pro.
gram.
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Music
Werrenrath Program
Announced

Announced
Relnald Werrenrath, American
baritone, who viii appear Friday
evening. May !. at Plymouth church.
under the auspices Of the Mems club.
will be heard in the following pro-
gram:
anna s..s-s.s.ss. s.-s -.rs..ss.- aAoAeIh
Rect. An. when on that Great Day"
Aria, ''Biesrod Resurrection pay.
('Twatch Ye, Pray Ye'D. Bach
IL
''Du Biat die Rub" .....Franz Schubert
Der DoppeiERnger" ....FrEnz Schubert
"An den sonnensoeln". n. schumarn
'Liehesgluck" ....-......... Hugo Wolf
III
Aria. Vision Fugitive" from C'rHero-
disdc'D ...-........ Jules Aassenet
Three Sea Songs:
'.Thalatta"-to. NJ. Dennis) II. srser
''Bcauty"-t John &ascfieldp .....
................... Easthope Martin
Pirate Song Robert Louis Stew
enson) ........... Henry f. Gilbert
Thu Great Adventure. Percy Fletcher
CONSIDERATION" ......-.c. F. Manney
The Wreck OF the julie Plante"
Cwm II. Drummond) &c. o'Hara
Danny Dcevor" (Rudyard Kiplingl
Mr. Herbert CgrrioiS at the plano.
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SEATTLE DAY NURSERY,
Tho regular meeting of the Seattle
Day Nursery association will be held
Thursday April 30, AT 1880 y. M, at
the nursery. Mrs, Patrick Mccoy
will preside over the tea service dur.
Ing tho tea hour.
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WEST sEATTLE cHApTER

WEST SEATTLE CHAPTER
NO. los
West Seattle Chapter. No. lo6. viii
have u business meeting Monday
evening. April 81. a military whist
party win follow the meeting. Re.
freshments and favors.
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Mr., and Mrs. John A. Porter and
son, Frederick, have returned from
n trip 30 Florida.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-01-24
CHARLES C. BENSON HAS
 PLEASANT TRIP TO SWEDEN

Chas. c. Benson, we'll known busi- ness man of Seward, who returned on the Alaska from four months tour in the old country and California, had Ia most pleasant trip. MT. Benson went directly from Seward to Sweden, where he visited his aged mother, whom he had not seen for many years. He visited the cities of Stock holm, Gutenberg, Malmo and many others, returning to the United States in November.
 He crossed the continent to Califor- mia, spending the winter in that state and in Mexico. While south he saw Chas. Walmsley, who formerly was in the saloon business here; F. R.
 Brenneman, former marshal of the
 Third division, and E. l.. Whittemore,
 who left here last fall, and at the present time is in business with his son. Fourteen men are employed in their roofing business, and the Whit temores, father and son are doing very we'll.
 MT. Benson reports an abnormal
 winter in the states this year.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-01-24
SANAK NOTES
(By Special Correspondent.)


 Andrew Grosvold, the fox magnate of this part of the world, came in on the December mail boat and was a visitor here for a few days. MT. Grosvold, who was a resident oi Sa- nak for number of years before locating at Sand Point, is always a welcome visitor here. We were all sorry to learn that Mrs. Grosvold, who had intended to accompany him on this trip, had met with severe fall which prevented her from com ing.
 We wish that some of the people of the East and Middle West could have little of our frozen Alaska" weather. Not a particle of snow or even ice to be seen, and green grass and other green plant everywhere in evidence. Come to Alaska. folks, and be where you can keep warm without fur overcoats, wool lined ove,shoes CT ear muffs. To be sIre we have an occasional high wind and when we Go it is like ey 9rvthirS else Alaskan-pretty energetic-but what does a little wind amount to? Moth
Seward daily gateway., 1925-01-24

Oscar Anderson, the Anchorage coal magnate, who made hit on the Seward Chamber of Commerce excursion to the westward, by his un- failing courtesy in losing in black jack to the ladies of the party, re- turned on the steamship Alaska yes terday from visit to the States, go- ing as far south as San Francisco.