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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-24

T1RIpAY afternoon brings one OF
il tho popular bridge and NAH
3ongg teas az the seattle Tennis olue,
Min Mrs. . W, Godwins.Nirs. John
Mcmillan, Mrs. AuuSs do Turcnno
ana Mrs WILLIAM y GaffsSy acting
as hostesscs. ThcysNill 10 assisted
nv the Misses Jane rruaS, Grace
Lewis, Janet Henry and Evalyn Col
Vim.
Bostssses for The sunday nigh,
supper and musicale AZ the club win
include Mrs, Samuel Russell, Mrs.
charles II. Farrell Mrs. Robert Nc
CltnAnd and Mrs. Ralph Jenkins,
The musical numbers viii be given
hyl Mr.. Clark KlnEinFcr. pianist.
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wEsT sEATT1.E 49, cLun

West Seattle Art club viii meet at
the Federation clubhouse Wednes.
day. March 20. at 1890 o'clock. Mrs.
r. G.. Altnow win give a talk on
Cathedral Of Milan" and Mrs. @.
II. BUGGY win speak on Spires and
Domes, No.host luncheon Will
follow
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Affairs Arranged for
Miss Wtestling

TO compliment Miss Annette
Wrestling. whose wedding 10 Mr..
lrthur Durham Platt OF Portland.
win be solsmnlzcd In 81. Barnabas'
laapeI on April 1s. Miss Anna
wright win entertain with an In
hrmal tea az her home on Satur-
lay afternoon. from , until s
jelock-
Saturday afternoon. April (. Miss
Ruth Daily win give a small tea AZ
her home for Miss Wrestling. ana
Mrs Howard Wools,on will be host
,ss al luncheon on Saturday after
boon. April IL. In her honor
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Campfire Girls

Tho llst Is now complete for the
Pacific Coast conference trip 20 Cal
lfornia in April. The girls. 20 ia
number Sill leave Seattle THURSDAY
evening. April ?. on the snms train
with tho Washington crew. Upon
their arrival IN California they win
DO tho guests Of Campfire Girls in
Piedmont Tor threo days. ono day
ih6y viii be entertained BY tho San
| Francisco giriE. and another day b.
the girls or Berkcsy. Tho confer.
onec proper is April SO. and wil
DO held 0t Mills college. near Oak
land a huge model camp VIII be
conducted on the campus OF the
college, and everything win be con
Quoted according 10 schedule
Helen Gray and Helen Meianest
viii buglo In parts during tho con.
I ference. After the conference the
girls hayo been invited 70 view tho
! Washlngton,C California crew race,
when they win cheer the home crew
on 10 victory. They will return 20
Seattle Monday morning. April -.
The party Is In charge Of Miss Ruth
A. Brown and Mis Anne Simmons.
assisted By Mrs. j.. Dlcclmann.
Miss n Van lsrocElin. Mn. Flor.
encs Etzler. Mrs. Bert Bowman Of
Tacoma. Miss Helen Fay executive
Of Aberdeen Mrs. Isabel Fuller Of
Aberdeen. Miss NJ. Fear OF Aber,
deem and Miss Eta Farr, OF Olym.
pih.
Miss Ruth Brown win 20 direct
| ~ from tho Pacific Coast conference
10 the annual national conference Of
executives 70 be held In Chicago. re
turning from there 10 Seattle later
in The month.
/ The majority Of tho girls going
10 tho Pacific Coast conference havo
earned the money for the trip. For
months they have been selling can,
dy, taking subscriptions 10 maya.
zines, saving allowance. working in
odd hours and doing everything pos.
siblo 10 earn the necessary amount.
Tho girls win wear the Official
Campfire costume OF dark blue
skirt blue tam and armband, and
tho white MILDLY the entire time
they are away.
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Engagement Made
Knhlrn at BirthddN

MI and Ma. Irwin 4. Stiles an.
,oanto the engagement Of their
laughter. Jessie Theodore, 10 Mr.,
Loyal A. Thuriow.
me news was made known AZ n
Faithfully appointed dinner Mr.. and
Mrs. stiles gave at their homo Sun.
fay in honor OF the birthdays OF
Hiss stiles and Mr.. Thuriow.
The wedding viii take place In
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LADIES. aRorTo CLUE

The Ladies' Gro,,o club VIII meet
at the Federation clubhouse wednes.
day. March IS. Luncheon ut ~
O'Clock. Business meeting and cleo
ton Of officers will follow. Program
will consist Of talk on "Civcs." by
Miss Adelaide Pollock.
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PIT. A. MOTION PICTURE
CHAIRMAN TO SPEAK IL
SPOKANE

T
Less than two years ago. follow.
ing tho state convention Of Parent.
Teacher associations held in Meany
hall. Mira. Bertha O. Brown. chair.
man OF Motion Pictures and Visual
Education for the Seattle Council OF
| ParsntTeacher associations. called
meeting OF womau's clubs, civic.
social and educational groups inter.
ssted IN better motion pictures, who
believed that more effective work
could bs accomplished and dupllcn-
ton OF effort avoided n oil would
unite IN one central body
Reports IRON officers and mem.
bera representing the various groups
affiliated. indicates that interest in
tho work has been steadily increhs.
ing and that the past year has seen
Tho establishment OF tho Washing,
ton State Better Film association
as strong effective organization.
There arc moro than 90 orgnniza.
tons over tho state IN the associ8.
ton and many cities arc taking nc.
tive steps 70 form similar groups
IN their own cities.
Spokane Council OF ParentTeach.
cr associations has arranged for
Mu Brown 20 address four large
organizations Ia that city the first
week In April. 10 assist them in
perfectlnE a permanent organization
which win serve Eastern Washing.
ton,
The Washington Film Bulletin.
issued monthly BY tho Washington
state Better Film association. has
been sent TO all presidents Of fed.
Grated clubs Parent.Teacher nsso.
Citations. school principals. EXHIBIT.
tors--commerclai or non.commercial.
besides all affiliated groups. The
April number viii feature tho work
In cities outside Seattle. Walla
Walin. Tacoma. Aberdeen. Clarks
ton, Spokane ana Vancouver. These
bulle'lns nre filed in al Seattle and
Tacoma libraries.
Tho Washington state Better
Film association Is member OF
the National Motion Picture league
/ or New York and works with tho
Film Council OF America. but our
greatest work" days Mrs. Brown.
10 with tho rank and file Of our
affiliated groups. To inspire in.
diyidual responsibility in selecting
mo films Nc and our families pat.
rpniza.
Production OF amy commodity
has quality and character deter.
mined by the demand and support
Of tho patronage
Tho officers are Mr.. H. o. Stone.
/ president: Mrs. Frank l.. Ballalnc
Nir. David Patten and Aifs. Victor
4 Zednlck. vica presidents: Mrs. Ber
tia @. Brown. secretary and treas.
urer
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zoNrA cLun cHArrER

Miss Ruth Brown. executive sec.
Rotary OF tho Campfire Girls. has
invited tho club 10 have the next
meeting tho evening Of March !5,h.
on board the camaradsris. Dinner
will b. served at 6 o'clock
Mr. George KAHN. attorney for
tho Better Business bureau. viii
speak on what Business Women
Should Know About Law"
Opportunity viii be given 70 70
over ths boat This nav home OF
the Campfire Girls was gift OF
Capt. Keys, a member Of tho Seat.
tic KivaniE club. This center OF
all these activities arc located there.
This double attraction should inter-
est every member. This will 10 a
splendid tlmo 10 invite guest,
Take a Cowen PARK or Rayeuua
car 70 Garfield st. and walk down
tho waterway 70 the boat
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the club. wlll direct the work. Ailaa
May was director Of the Junior
Guild summer camp IA g. Paul last
year.
The program will include hiking
swimming. phEeGntry. dancing,
home caro- Of the sick. cooking. Graf,
shop story hour. pjonios ana week
cnd camping parties. Fifteen young
women arc being recruited rs vol
untssr leaders or the various groups
10 be organized
a new term ot classes for both
children ana adults VIII open this
week AZ to Young ladies' Institute.
Subjects 20 be taught include mil
llnery. drcasmaklng, English. house
hold budEetinE domestic science.
ballroom dancing dpmhtics. per-
sonaiity study and bridge, Anyone
interested In enrolling may call
ia NJ og9T.
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hostcsses. and Mrs. Ben Moore viii
preside over the tea service. The
committee in charge OF tho spring
ball" will give its report. A fun at
tendance is requested.
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Dinner to Honor
Menu Residents

In welcome 10 Mr.. and Mrs. 10.
sph Tucker OF New Rochelle, who
pave come hero 10 make their
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Bronson
Fill entertain with dinner at their
soms Thursday evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-24
ALuaINAE MEETING

Tho regular monthly meeting ot
tho alumnae Of Mu Phi Epsilon will
be held Wednesday evening. March
Is. az o'clock, with Mrs Ethel
Strain az tho corinthiAn apartments.
Mrs. Leslie Splor viii speak on Tho
Music OF tho American Indian"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-24
BALLARD HIGH PIT. a.

Ballard High PIT. A. viii hold It's
regular monthly meeting on Tcdnos.
day. March Is. at tho school. a good
program has been arranged
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MYSTIC JEWEL No. 40

Mystic Jewel No. 20. Dsfres staff.
viii give a military whist party on
Wednesday. March Is. al . o'clock.
al l. o. o. r. temple 10Th and Pine.
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Book Reuielc Groups

wednesday morning. at 1880. the
morning book review group OF the
woman's University club viii as.
lenble az the club. Mrs. w. II. Cal.
nv VIII review ~wisEam's Fruit OF
be Family Tree" The discussion
nh be ned By Mrs r. Frank Chase
lHd Mrs. 4. T. Calhoun.
The current events department
piIl meet for luncheon AZ tho club
b. 1915 O'Clock Mrs. Esther shep-
ird viii talk on Paul Bunyou."
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Bridge Tea at Home

Mrs Fred J. pinglsr will enter
tain with = bridge OF four tables
at her homo Wednesday afternoon
AZ tho tea hour Mrs, Arthur Alex.
snder Phinney aud Mrs. z. n. Page
WI pour and Mrs Adam schraf.
feneerser and Mrs. J. II. Peterson
VIII assist Tho cards will Ia re-.
ceived by Edna Mas plngler
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WISCONSIN GoLDENRoD CLUE
The Wisconsin, Goldsnrod club
viii meet "wednesday. March %.
with Mrs Harvey Allen. 1890 y.
John n. BOX lunch at 1880 O'Clock
All former Wisconsin ladies well
come,
PARISH DINNER
There Will DO parish dinner for
alt members OF 81. Marks Episcopal
church. on Wednesday evening.
March IS. ~ Gao o'clock. n, Scot
,lsh Rite temple
CLARA BARTON TENT
Clara Barton tent. Daughter. OF
Veterans. win have their regular
meeting Wednesday March rs. At
t.ao p. m. followed by a dinner ut
p. m Military wills, IN tho even
ing. Everyone welcome
ALTRUisTiC CLUB
Tho Altruistlc club OF Mlzpah
temple. 10. %. viii have a card
party at the homo OF Mrs. Oliver
Hnlhsch. 2lzl Seventh ave. W..
Wednesday. March Is. al l.1o
o'clock. Mrs o. Hall and Mrs. J..
BocttinEsr will assist tho hostess,
woMEN's KEEwAYDrN CLUB
Tho womsn's Kcewhydln club
will meet at the clubhouse for
luncheon. followed by bridge. on
Thursday, March Is, at IL o'clock.
The committee In charge includes
Mrs Howard Bingham. chairman.
Mrs II. r. woollsy Mira Frank
Bingaman. Mrs Tom Cummings and
Mrs. y. " Lynn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-24

After April first Seattle Campfire
Girls may register at headquarters
for tho 1925 season. the sixth Of
Camp Sealth.
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CARD PARTY

This ladies' Auxiliary TO the Broth
orhood OF Locomotive Engineers will
give a card party wednesday. March
%, at : o'clock. in tho NJ r. y. A.
hall. 1924 First ave.
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announces Daughters
Mdrrid1e

Mrs W. A. BsTrows announces
The marriage OF her daughter Ii
eanor. TO MIR Donald Duane Bower.
on Saturday, March IL. IN the Unit
vsrsity Christian church. Rev.
Cleveland klelhauer performed tho
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Land
were the only attendants
Mr., and Mrs Bowers isst for
Alaska. 20 b gone for several
months
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Tennis Club to GtUe Affairs This Week,
Entertaining at Sunset Ch,b

Luncheon for Visitors
10 ho,sr her house guest. Mrs
koderiek Campbell and Mrs. Angus
Stewart. both OF Vancouver. u. g.
Mrs, II. S, Frye win entertain with
a luncheon az her home wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Stewart who has bean visit.
ing Miss Doris Mitchell fa several
weeks and Mrs. Campbell. VIII leave
Friday for their homes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-24

The Camaraderle ship j. always
open TO every Campfire Girl. F'ircfly
guardian. mother. dad and friend
Every month over n thousand people
find occasion TO visit the ship The
ship Is open for business every day
from o'clock until 5:50 and on sat
urday from until 4 and on Monday
evenings from Z until .. Visitors are
always welcome and especially on the
last Sunday afternoon OF each
month when open house makes
everyone welcome. The ship belongs
TO tho Campfire Girls and all feel
free 10 use It.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-24

Tho park board OF Seattle has
started work on the front yard" Of
CamarAderie. They have already
made one trip 20 see what Is needed
10 DO done and before long the after
winter effects will be changed 10 tho
galety OF summer blooms and green.
ness.
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Hosts at Dinner

Mr. and Mrs Colin o. Radiord en-.
ter'ained With dinner az their
home Friday evening In honor OF
Or. Lauro do Bosis OF Rome. who
Is on lecture tour OF America.
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IN N1rnsEnY AlEErINn

DAY NURSERY MEETING
The regular monthly meeting Of
the Seattle Day Nursery associa-
ton viii be held Thursday. March
IS, At 1880 o'clock, nj tho nursery.
3o9 Broadway Mrs. 4. y. Blsngy
and Mira. r. s wiltHlo will be tho
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rs. Gilmore Gives
Informal Luncheon

Mira David Gilmore entertained a
troup OF friends informally At lunch
bon on Monday at Thu Olympic.
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Ytnheon for
HoHyCood Guest

Mrs. Samuel A. Martin will enter
hih AT luncheon on Friday after
rc4n al the Sunset club In honor OF
wrt. Katherine Bradbury. ot Holly
pcdl 81. Cal. who IS visiting In town
cypvers win be placed FOR twelve.
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EASTERN srAR cLrR

Tho Eastern Star club viii have a
bridge for members and their friends
on Wednesday. March 25 at O'Clock
at 1880 Arcade square.
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The proceeds from the Valentine
party. held aboard the Csmaraderie
IN February. arc 20 be used this next
two weeks toward paint 70 paint the
outside OF the ship. a call IS made
for all dads and brothers and friends
who VIII WELD paint brush 10 come
and help get the ship painted before
the arrival OF the national executive.
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EAuNTLERoY Pr. A.
AUXILIARY TO
HIGH SCHOOL
GIRL RESERVE

Tho high school girl restrvs Of
the T. w c. A. win have rum.
mage ssia on Friday and Saturday.
March s7,2s. At 2oll wes,iaks ave.
Tho object Of tho sale Is 70 raise
funds 20 send members TO seabociS
for the conference that eonyoncs
there July Az
The committee In charge includes
Mrs. J. S. walton. chairman; Mrs.
8 II. Mcdonald. airs John Wilson,
Mrs. NJ D. Han and Mrs. A. Y An.
drewS.
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Barter TO
Luncheon

M Fred Baxter viii entertain
AZ y ncheon wednesday afternoon.
- n sunset club. IN honor OF Mrs,
las1a HenshRw. Of Vancouver, y. {.
me luncheon will follow Mrs Hen,
shaw Illustrated lecture on alpine
Wal Flowers az Home. AZ the club.
90 u NJ morning.
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woAiANs CENTURY CLUB
The club chorus Of tho womsn's
Century club viii msr, wednesday.
March Is. AZ 10 n. m. NJ tho home
~ Mrs, J. II. Tsmpleton. 1908 Seneca
a.. for rehearsal under the direction
OF Myra Bancroft olive. director. and
Mrs. II. stlckicman. accompanied.
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Clubs
CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY

HORACE MANN PIT. a
Horace Mann Pr. A. viii meet in
the auditorium OF tho school wednes.
day, March &C. Mrs. Austin T.. Grif.
fifth. Miss Ruth Brown and Miss
Polly Brown win DO tho speakers.
The Campfire Girls win servo re.
freshments.
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SEATTLE LODGE No. :

Seattle lodge No. z. u. or n. r..
VIII have progressive whls, party
wednesday evening, March rs. AZ
$50 o'clock, at Wings cafeteria. 1909
First ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-24

Dinner for Returned
Travellers
Or. and Mrs. Donald A. Nicholson
IN entertain at dinner NJ their
ipms Wednesday evening in honor
y Or. and Mrs. Richard o'shea.
mo recently returned from a trip
> Cuba.
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Y, /. !, PLANS
RECREATION PROGRAM

RECREATION PROGRAM
Tho staff OF tho Young Ladies'
Institute IS planning an extensive
roercational program which will Re
launched on Juno for school girls
between the ages OF Is and 20
Nis, MARY Josephine May, educa.
tional and rccrcatioual director Of
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
BRITISH CLUBS

BRITISH CLUBS
TO DANCE
The caisdonlan and g. Andrews
societies win act az hosts a. n re.
reption and dance Thursday even.
Ing. March g. at Chrlsteusen's
broadway hail. entertaining AZ their
guests the members and friends c,
tho British American association. tho
Canadian club Of Seattle and Clan
Mckenzie, 1874. o, s. c. A cordial
invitation Is extended 30 British
people and friends to attend.
FAuSTLERoY PIT, A.
FBuutleroy pr. a. win give an
entertainment at Tho gymnasium
Friday evening March 81. AZ 8
o'clock Regular admission
AUXILIARY TO
BROTHERHOOD II n, TRAfSMES
Ladies' auxiliary 10 tho Brother,
hood OF Railroad Trainmrn viii hold
its mex, regular meeting Thursday.
March 20. ~ 77p p. IN. NJ 1915
First ave A public card party will
follow the business meeting
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n pertaining
lJ1 ornldllB at Tea

q > Daniel n. Tretethsn viii en-.
"a n informally AZ tea on Wedaes'
! AFTERNOON AZ tho sunset club,
n SinE tho musicale. IN honor OF
= Paul Voinot.
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ICOTTIsII GAELiC SOCIETY

Scottish Gaelic society will hold
It's monthly meeting and dance
wednesday. March Is. at 5 o'clock
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LoRRAlNE soclAL cLuR

Lorraine Social Club. o, y. 8. will
meet with sIFu. withemiaa Rosln,
iss ". ssh. "Wednesday. March Is.
AZ p. m,
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