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CAMP ESTATE 100000
Widow Sole Beneficiary Under Fin
nous Coach's Will.

BIZ United Press
+ NEW HAVEN, Conn, March 10.
The entire estate of the late Wal
ter Camp, father OF football and IA
nous sport authority. valued at
$500. 900. will go to his widow I'M
der the win offered for probate here.
In the will Camp said he made no
provision for his children. as he
thought It better for them tonktrust
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-07
Neighborhood Tea

The womsn's University club viii
sponsor neighborhood tea at the
home OF Mrs. w. r. Colby. Jr.. ggeg
Crescent drive on Wednesday after
noon. February IL. The affair Is for
members LIVING in the Capitol Hill
and Interlaksn districts. Assisting
Mrs. Colby will he Mrs. Frederic Han
white. president Of the club. and
the board OF trustees.
Mrs. F. w. Alexander. Mfs. Israel
Nelson. Miss katherine Galley and
Miss Adelaide Nickeis viii pour.
The committee In charge includes
Mrs. Stuart A. Strong. Mrs Roy Hol-
land. MrS. James c. Robertson. Mrs,
Ray nond G. Wright. Mrs. J. !. Bu.
chsnan and Mrs. Samuel Barnes.
Bridge and nah Jongg will occupy
the hours between and 4 O'Clock
and tea viii be served from 4 until
O'Clock.
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STATE CANDIDATE FOR
PRESIDENCY WoMEN'S CT

The soroas club is presenting
Mrs. H. T. Maltby as a candidate
for the presidency OF the State Fed
Grafton of Womens clubs. An
nouncement was made by Mrs, II. G..
Fletcher. president Of the Sorosis
club. at a meeting OF the club presi-
dents held yesterday.
The election of a president for
the State Federation TO succeed
Mrs. y. f. westmore Of Spokane
viii take place at the federations
annual convention next June at
Port Angeles Mrs. Maltby Is junior
past president of the Seattle FEEDER
alton Of Women's clubs and Is
regional director OF anti-narcotics
work for the General Federation of
Woman's clubs. She has been urged
by club women from all parts OF
the state, including majority OF
the Seattle clubs belonging 10 the
state Federation. TO become candi-
date.
A Seattleite has not been presi-
dent on the state body for many
years In fact. no Seattle woman
has headed the State Federation
since Mrs. II. l.. Holmes served in
that capacity. Mrs. Holmes being
the organizations second presi-
dent
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Music
Program Announced
for Concert

Presentation Of the Guy Mailer and
Lee Paitisou tao piano concert hy
The womsn's Federation Of the Uni.
versity uf Washington. viii take
place February II, At Msany hall
The ensemble work Of these two
young pianista has reached a high
state OF perfection because they were
willing 10 submerge their personali.
ties 10. create perfect oneness.
Their successful appearance at con.
certs In Europe. Hawaii. New Zea.
land and Australia have earned for
them an snyiable reputation
Both Mailer and Pattisou have en-
tered the ranks OF the Composer
Their program here will include Guy
Maier'a arrangement for two pianos
or a set Of wedding waltzea from
Dohnanyfs paniomimc operetta.
The Veil Of Plerotts." Lee Patti.
sons contribution 10 the program
viii be an old fiddierS tune called
The Arkansaw Traveller"
The program Is as follows
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DATES
TO REMEMBER

SUNDAY. FEBRUARY B.
~. and Mrs Theodore \ hsUe
tea from s until oeioeA'
home
MONDAY. FEBRUARY -
Mrs Nathaniel Stewart Rogers tea
ana shousr for Miss Vivian elem
ans. At home. from until
o'clock.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY IL
Mrs s. A ouiGls't bridge luncheon
Tor Miss Rath Houston. a. houle'
Mrs John a. Porter's bE4dge tea
at home.
ms marriage OF Miss Edith Chap
man 10 ar Edmund r. korres
a. Alpha omirron chapter house
THURSDAY. FEBRuA AIRY Is
Mr.. J. J woife's bridge luncheon
Tor Mrs Ollie shannon. al home
Mrs Archibald G ciarks tea Tor
Mrs. Alfred wooisey and Miss
Elizabeth Folsom Al home, from
until o'clock.
Mrs.. John A, PoFters second bridge
tea 81 home,
Mrs. Elmer John sstterbergs and
Nrs. Clement Du Mett's tea for
Miss Claire Presenter. at Mrs.
satierbsrks home. from to
O'Clock.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY Is
Valentine dinner dance at the Ten
mis- club.
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY H.
Mr. aud Mrs. Martius ID. Kings
bridge, at home.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph jenkins TO en-
terrain at bridge. at home.
Mrs. H. F. ostranders and Mrs. A
l.. BAwiey's tea for Mrs. Minor
Carson Lille. at Mrs. ostrnnders
home, from I TO O'Clock
Miss Grace Lewis 10 entertain at
luncheon for Miss Elizabeth Fol
som, At home,
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 20
Junior Prom OF the University OF
Washington tn Spanish ballroom
al The Olympic.
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 2I-
Hiss Dorothy Dickey's dinnar al
home before the Delta Gamma
formal a. The Olympic.
The marriage OF Miss vivian
Ciemsns to Mr. Robert stetson
MaefarlRne. in Pilgrim Congrega-
tlonal church. at s;ao @ cio,a.
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North Broad,cay IN
Ch0rge at Lunch Room

Mrs. r. NJ. Hatch will be hostess
for North Broadway guild Monday
at the orthopedic Lunch room. 214
Columbia ~. Assisting will he Mrs
". c. Mccollister. Mrs. Lsurene
Booth. Mrs. w. w. French. Mrs. J.
w. Barbour. Mrs. II. r. McClellsnd.
Mrs. George Dunn. Mrs. G. y.
woods. Mrs. Earl dc Veuve. Mrs.
W. n. Spawn. Mrs. Spencer Ander.
son. Mrs. j. w. Twiss and Mrs
Ellen Dulmage.
The University guild will have
charge at the Thrift shop Monday
morning. represented by Mrs. L. NJ.
Doernbecher and Mr.. w r.. Dow.
vashon Island GuiIG will have
charge on Monday afternoon.
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Mothers Club Plans Card
and Mnh JONAH Pnrtn

The Alpha Phi Mothers club will
entertain with card and nah
jongg party in the junior ballroom
at The olympic Hotel on Saturday
afternoon. February 81.
The committee in charge Of the
affair includes Mrs Frank W. Ref.
chairman: Mrs. W. II. Hanna. Mrs
r. r. Beckett and Mrs. Cecil Bacon.
Tickets may be obtained by call
ing Mrs. Hanna at CA piti.i5s2
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WOmen's Clubs

! Mrs. J W, Goodwin. i2s W. High
and drive Election Of officers. Pro
gram includes Valentine vaudeville
district school committee in charge
Ms. Frank =. Bayley. Mrs j. r
Pike. Mrs David l.. Fryer. Assisting
hostess. Mrs, j. T. Cnchton-
Seattle woman's club birthday
party at Hotel Washington, Lunch
con. 1880 o'clock. followed by must
cal program and cards. Ladies In
charge. Mrs r. c. Magnth. presi.
dent. and Mrs. +. V. Nelson. chair.
man Of social committee. assisted by
Mrs. Frank l.. Baker. Mrs. J, G..
Baker. Mrs w A. shinkle and Mrs.
Mae Mason.
FRIDAY
The Seward Social and Literary
club. with Mrs. c. x Striker. 32s7
Lakewood ave. a, o'clock Pro
Gram win Include address on
stories OF Famous Pictures" and a
musical program. Assisting hostess.
Mrs NJ W. Taylor.
SATURDAY
Rainier Beach women's club will
give card party at Rainier Beach
Community clubhouse. corner Pill
grim and efst ave. s., at O'Clock.
Bridge and whist win be played.
woman's Educational club. with
Mrs ]. r. McGrew. bO37 18th ave.
n. T.. al = o'clock. Business meet
ing followed by program at )
o'clock. Rev. s. Abe. pastor OF
Japanese Congregational church,
will speak on Religion OF Japan"
Mrs w, II. Thompson, chairman Of
educational department OF fedora
ton. will outline work OF that de-
partment
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BENEFIT CARD PARTY
CARD PARTY
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
CLUBS AFFILIATED WITH
SEATTLE FEDERATION

:
Meeting OF clubs affiliated with the
Seattle Federation OF women's Clubs
viii be held this week. as follows.
TUESDAY
Ciionian club. at Federation club.
house. o'clock. Reciprocity day
program. consisting OF one.act play.
let, Tho Klcptomaniac. by the
Lady Grotto players: group OF songs
by Mr.. George Nelson. OF the Cor.
nish school. accompanied by Miss
Frances Williams. including "Oer
the Billowy Sea- tSmithl: THE Big
Bass VOL" buchanan: Aria. Magic
Flute" fMozartl. talk on city Man.
ager Plan" by Mr.. Fred w. Catlett
Presidents and trustees Of federated
clubs will be guests.
Fine arts department OF the Co
terie. at the home OF Mrs. William s.
ThynE. 1915 sgd ST. Program will
include vocal selections Absent"
John w Metcalfel and Bird OF the
Rose diorrocksl. by Mrs. Charles
Bretland; paper on Resume OF New
Plays" by Mrs. W. Harry Richards;
playlet by members OF department. as
follows: Title. THE Fatal Necklace;
characters. viz: The Maid. Mrs. Don.
aid McClnton. The Countess Son.
Mrs. Charles Brentland. The Coach
man. Mrs. A. z. Lovctt: The Count
ess. Mrs w. Harry Richards: The
Countess Niece. Ma. w $. Thyng.
Seattle womnns club literary in
depreciation department. with Mrs.
Charles w Kitchen 1911 10th ave.
s., al 1890 o'clock Mts. Eva Il.
Felt. leader. Mrs. Frank l.. Baker
will review '"The Able McLaughlins.
The current events department. at
ESQ, with Mrs Leee Wheeler. leader
WEDNESDAY
Ladies' Grotto club In federation
. o'clock. Program: Re.
view. Green Mansions" CIV. II.
Hudson: roll call. Lincoln Quota
tons" Hostesses. Mrs. Annah Davis.
Mrs. ]. Y. Messenger and Mrs.
Archibald Mcintosh.
West Seattle Art club, with Mrs.
J. C. Harris. 1918 ssth ave. S. w.
at 1890 O'Clock. Mrs. Dana Brown
will give talk on Cathedral OF
Pisa" and Mrs. Susan Il. Wilson
viii give Current Art"
Grade Teachers Choral club, at
clubhouse. at s O'Clock.
Queen Anne Fortnightly. with
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viii Wed in
BeHinghon

Invitations have been Issued by
Mrs. l.. w. Lidstoue Of BeiIingham
to the marriage Of her daughter.
Irvine, to Lieut.. James MCGOWAN.
T. s. n. on Saturday evening.
February II, in 80. Paul's church
in Beliingbam.
The announcement IL Of particular
interest TO Seattle friends OF the
groom-e1ect.
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'sase1alty Wives Club
wv Meet Momdau

-. uniyersity Of Washington
|a.s Wives club Will assemble
~ February 2. at 2.30 O'Clock
h facsity Mems clubhouse.
M, 'on James, Of the Cornish
- ana The dramatic an de-
|s.a'a, Of the University OF
), on. viii read some *.
M rom James n. Barrie's plays.
|, b.. !. Allen smifh and Mrs. p.
~ sill preside over the tea
n, !. Nm. Willard Eller is chair.
n a. fe committee Ia charge
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Engagement OF Miss
Dollar Announced

Mrs. Robert G. Hamilton. Of Port
Townsend. announces the engage.
ment Of her daughter. Miss Geral.
dine Mae Dollar. TO Mr. Harry r.
Rice. OF Seattle. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. II. d. Rice. OF chehalis
No date has been set for the
wedding.
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SUNDAY Musicale

An interesting program has been
arranged by Miss Anuabelle Trent
for the musicale at The WilsonIan
Sunday evening from 8 until 8
O'Clock. Among the numbers will
be a group Of plano selections by
Miss yesta Muth.
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olsgewood Club to
we thinner Dnnce

- as'swood Country club an
4 4. me opening dinner dance
|fs-. *ason for members and
- 70 Wednesday evening. Feb
d 4. :. : IN the Spanish ballroom
q aomnittee in charge Of the
,.. meiades Mr Hugh Baird.
|ss,.. Mr.. Henry Schmidt. Mr.
( = Asnion. Dr. ]. c. Moore.
Ia rank Crquharf. Mr. Jack
r. ar. Joseph VIM. Mr. John
and Mr.. NJ. ". Murphy.
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Bridge Party to
Honor Miss CTemdhS

Miss Elizabeth Greene win enter
tain with six tables Of bridge at her
home on Valentines day in honor
OF Miss Vivian cIemans. whose mar
rage to Mr. Robert stetson Macfar.
lane viii take place February 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-07
DAUGHTERS or
| PIONEERS CARD PARTY

For the benefit OF their benevolent
fund Daughters OF Pioneers OF
Washington tprior TO 1870 will have
card party Wednesday evening.
February II, at $40 o'clock. at Nor.
toms cafeteria. Tickets may be Sc,
cured by calling Miss Nellie Russell,
chairman. EA st.14S4.
The Daughters OF Pioneers recent.
~ placed a bronze tablet in the en-.
trance Of The Olympic. marking the
original site Of the University OF
Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-07
Club 10 Hold
MOnthLu Concert

The Ladies' Musical club will hold
It's regular monthly concert Monday
afternoon at s.3o o'clock in the Won
ems University club auditorium.
The following program has been
arranged By Mrs. Fred Clarke and
Mrs. Philip Macbrids.
Trio
The Last Hour ~ walter kramer
The pes L. on the Clover .ce6mhs
Underneath the Trsrs" .-..ss SssteH
AIRS Cart English. AIRS. Albert Parks.
Miss Una Robinson.
Miss Franess Williams at the piano.
II
'-fhs Lark Nos Leaves Its wAt~Y
Nsst" Fsrksr
-My Lover lie Comes on 20. 81.
Airs ~ D. Perry.
Miss Leone IAnrdon st'ths plano.
III
sonata in G Minor. Cp. IT,. .CrlsK
Ailsers 20 Appassionste
AiisErstto expressive Ia RomaHsA
Mrs Alies saernan William,
Miss Leone LaaEdsn.
~
Hear Ne. Y. Winds and Waves
ts.+s..s,.......- s-. .ssts.ss handsl
sylvia .....s...+s......... SPEAKS
'Ians H9E sI+.s.s - sk.FlsoafA
Mr Walter HossharK
Miss LanEdon At the piano.
Thou Art the Night wind Gsui
Floods Of spring .HAchmaninoH
Mrs. Perry.
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Entertaining
Bridqe Glib

Mrs. Paul voinot viii entertain
her bridge club 1T luncheon at her
home on TSsday afternoon. febrg'
airy II. Covers VIII be placed Tor
eight.
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ldatine BrIdoe Tea

- - y
sis Gamma Mothers club i ar.
|alszs a valentine bridge tea for
szaAy afternoon. February IL. al
Il 8smsns University club. Mrs..
asss hacAulay. president OF the
= I'll Be assisted in receiving
I IN William l. Beddow. Mrs.
Er@n Dscksy. Mrs. Harley J.
ssSfsns. Mrs. Joseph Boreadu.
4 lehn welnxsrl. Mrs. Henry
sesa'sr, Mrs. W. II. cIeayer and
= Il ]. Fowler. OF Everett.
~ Byron r. Lewis and Mrs.
IN Gerbei win preside at the
Z lials, assisted BY the Misses
20 Chm. Grace Lewis. E.lizabeth
''snOu. Barbara Williams. Lorna
y Catherine Davidson. Anita
- A,rs covington. Lucia Fryer.
g Aaekiniosh. Edith L,ockard.
lie ioung. Lsona Crusen and
= zass Aston. Of Tacoma. Esther
J. colis'a Ikenberry. Phyllis
~ AID May Temmick. Of spo-
nosssss Committee, with Mrs.
i "aechter. chairman. includes
- Archibald De Voc, Mrs. f. b.
= - Ars. Ross Hibler. Mrs. David
i : Mn. John ". Jackson. Mrs.
= Phelps, Mrs. James r. Bran.
!, Ma David Z. Fryer and
Deu'on B. Macintosh. Mrs.
:. ~, 4 seeley Is in charge Of
80 ier the affair may be Oh.
J. . nom Mrs. r. X. Shelley.
=. '.'s. and Mrs. W. stanley
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HosTEssEs AT Y. NJ. c. A.

Hostesses for next week at the
Young Women's Christian associa-
ton will be: Monday. Mrs. j. w.
Gilbert; Tuesday. Mrs. NJ. A. Schon;
Wednesday. Mrs. E. E. Woodman;
Thursday, Mrs. c.. ID. Cotterill: Fri
day. Mrs. Lita Weld; Saturday. Mrs.
+. T. Clark.
Mrs. w. f. NJ. Schloeman was
appointed chairman OF the Ameri-
canization department of the Y. w.
c. A. at the last meeting OF the board
of trustees.
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Bridge Tea for
Mrs. Ouimbu

To honor Mrs. spotswood Quimby.
Hrs. stanton Frederick will give a
bridge tea at her home next Friday
afternoon. Invitations have been
limited 10 Intimate friends Of the
honor guest.
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Mrs. Rochester
HonOred

Mrs. e. Edwin Davis will enter
tain at luncheon and bridge at her
home next Friday afternoon in com.
pilmcnt to Mrs. @. a. c. Rochester.
who returned last week from visit
In the East.
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Personal

Mr. and Mrs. 7. A. Davies left
Friday night, By way OF California.
Tor New York. from where they viii
sail February II. on the Mauritania
for the Mediterranean cruise. They
will be away indefinitely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H HamiI-
ton left today for months trip to
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Martin have
returned from a visit in the East.
Miss Marjorie Miller has returned
from a six weeks visit in New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. f. Blaine, who
have been in town. since December,
have returned TO their ranch near
Yakima
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Eden re-
turned Friday from few weeks
trip to California.
Billie Ryan. who has been Ill at
Virginia Mason hospital. was re-
moved TO his home today.
Lieut.. Commander Ernest Gun
Their, t. s n. and Mrs Gunther
viii spend the weekend at The
Olympic. They will leave Monday
for Coronado, Lieut.. Gunther's new
station.
Capt. and Mrs. +. w. johnson
have returned from stay of sew
eral months in California and are
guests at The olympic.
Mr.. Harvey J. Fetter. who has
be5n at odeli lake in Oregon for
some time, has returned TO town.
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Ladies' Musical Club
String Quartet

The Ladies' Musical Club String
Quartet WIN open It's series Of cham.
Der music programs Tuesday eve
ming. February 10. at Sis O'Clock
nj the Cornish theater. The person.
mel Of the quartet includes Margaret
McCulloch Lang. first violin. Alice
williams Sherman, second violin:
Louise Benton Oliver: viola. and Iris
Garfield. cello.
The concerts arc sponsored hy Ella
Helm Boardman. chairman Of the
program committee OF the Ladies'
Musical club.
The program follows:
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Mrs. Martin to
Entertain

Mrs william Martin viii entertain
with a bridge tea at her home on
Thursday afternoon. February ~.
Mrs @. y. Roberts Of Bremerton
and Mrs. Alexander Brubb.
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GENEALoGICAL soCIETY

The regular meeting of Anneke
Janse Genealogical society will be
held Tuesday. February 10. at 5S13
Stone way All members urged 10
be present.
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WOMEN OF MooSEHEART
LEGION

Women of Mooseheart Legion drill
team will have a card party Thurs
day evening, February Il. at $50
o'clock. in Moose temple.
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CLUBS FOR MONDAY
rRnENr Events cf.rB

CURRENT EVENTS CLUB
The Current Events club will meet
with Mrs Alison T. Woodruff. In
the 81 Paul apartments. Monday,
February ?.
WEST SEATTLE o. 4. $.
West Seattle chapter. No loo.
o. r. s.. will have initiation Of
candidates, Monday evening. Febni.
airy .. AZ which time the grand wor
they matron will pay her official
visit Members requested 10 attend.
BENEFIT CARD PARTY
The Ladies Of University Camp.
r n A, viii give benefit card
party Monday evening. February ?,
at Douglas hall. 18th and t5th.
CARD PARTY
Mira f. t. Carey viii entertain
al cards Monday afternoon. Feb
ruary ?. AZ p m. at her home
Tor the w. H. c. Of the @. A. H.
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woMANs CENTURY CLUB

The various departments OF the
woman's Century club win meet
the week beginning February s. as
follows.
MONDAY. FEBRUARY s
French department, at 10 o'clock.
in the New Washington hotel.
Building committee meets at 1890
a. m, in the Puget Sound Loan
Association bank.
Child study department will meet
at 2 o'clock at the home of MIS-.
Arthur Holt, 1910 Mt. Baker boule.
ward. Judge Harry Denton Moore,
president of the Genealogical society.
will speak on Ancestry"
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY II
The chorus OF the club meets at
10 O'Clock in KFoA radio station.
Arcade building. for rehearsal
under Myra Bancroft Olive, director.
Mrs. r. Stickleman. accompanist
Household demonstration depart.
ment will meet at 1890 p. M. a,
home OF Mrs. c. A. Wntermute,
6Sse 10th n. L. Program. "Ameri.
can China" Mrs. +. w Bert, Jr.;
THE Care of the skin and Hair.
Mrs. d. NJ. Stone
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BIZ Lillian Keen LeBdlliSter
Telephone MA in-0600
Assistant-Laura Emory
lators to Be Honored at Nah Jongg
Luncheon; Delta GdmmaS to GiUe Party

Mas DAVID EDWARD SKIN
" SER will entertain 1t lunch
e 81 nah iongg at her home on
xsaay afternoon. February 10. In
sax Il her house guest. Mrs. r. H.
'sss & Watkins. ~ Y. and Mrs
- Titus o. Washington. u, G.,
~ i VISITING IN town.
aEss xill be placed for twelve.
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WEST sEArTLE woMAN's CLUB

WEST SEATTLE WUMANTS CLUB
The West Seattle Woman's club
will meet Thursday. February II, at
1908 45th ave s. w Hostesses. Mrs.
Fred Sloight and Mrs. j. Winston.
The topic of the day will be AN
Afternoon With Mrs. sleight,' by
Mrs. d. a. Cartano.
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HELPING HAND CLUB
The Helping Hand club will give
a whist party and dance at the
home Of Mr. aud Mrs. l.. Jensen,
1913 21st ave. Saturday evening.
February 7. at 3 o'clock. Take
Montlske or East Madison car
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS
The Seattle League OF Women
Voters viii hold its monthly meet.
Ing in Moves cafeteria on Wednes.
day. February 10. at 1915 O'Clock.
Mrs. Anna Doherty will sing.
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ANNIE WRIGHT
SEMINARY CLUB

The Annie Wright Seminary club
will hold an all.day meeting Friday.
February Is. al the home of Mrs.
]. c. Hayden. l52 Newton st.
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Capt. and Mrs. +. W. johnson
have returned from a stay Of sew
eral months in California and are
guests at The Olympic.
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CLARA BAKToN TENT

Clara Barton Tent Daughters OF
Veterans. will meet on Wednesday,
February IL, to discuss plans to
stimulate interest in the patriotic
orders. All members are earnestly
requested to attend, Meeting called
10 order at 1880 2. M
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Mr.. Harvey ]. Fetter. who has
BEEN at odell lake in Oregon for
some time, has returned TO town.
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Quartet OPP. 20 4..s..s...s. Schubert
Allegro ma non troppo
Andant-
Msnuetto Allsgtetto
Allegro Moderate
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Sonata din one movsmsnl o.. Clement
AiisEro Motto, miuustio
Presto
Pr.Iod.. This Afternoon o. Faun"
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Tickets are on sale at Sherman Clay
& Co. tho University Music store on
University way, and at the comp.
troller's office in Education han on
the campus.
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'-Thou Art the Night wind -. .Gsui
Floods Of spring" ..... .HAchmanlnoH
Mrs. Perry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-07

The program Is as follows.
Evening star., 1925-03-05
ARTISTS TO DISPLAY
WORK AT EXPOSITION
Three Groups to Unite at Indus
trial Exhibit-Schools
Laying Plans.

joint exhibit of the work Of
Washington artists will be placed at
the Chamber of Commerce industrial
exposition in the New Washington
Auditorium the week of March 81 by
the Society of Washington Artists, the
Washington Water Color Club and
the Landscape Club, it was announced
today by Alfred L. Stern, director
A. II. o. Role is chairman of the
committee arranging the exhibit.
Other members are William H.
Holmes. Henry K. Bush-Brown, Dor
sey Doniphan, A. J. Schram, Alexis
Many, Benson B. Moore and Lesley
Jackson. The artists have been as
signed rooms and 4 on the second
floor of the auditorium for their ex-
hibit.
"The artists are expressing great
interest and enthusiasm for the ex-
hibition." said Mr.. Jackson, "and be-
lieve this combining of business Wash
ington and art Washington will be for
the benefit of each and a step forward
in the artistic development of our city"