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Committees Named
for Mission Pdr'tU

The Mount Baker circle OF the
Fruit and Flower mission announces
the committees for their annual
bridge and nah ionsg party on
Wednesday afternoon. May 10.
In charge ot the tickets viii bo
sirs. Mel Duncan and Mrs G. T..
Constantine. Refreshments will be
taken care OF by Mira. Rciner Bee,
uwkos. Airs. A. Il. Truax. Mrs. Harry
Henkc. Mrs. A. J. Hlliman, Mrs. Milo
Walton and Mrs. \. 7. l.. William
son.
Mrs. George Hclser. Mrs. Albert ia
cobson and Mrs. Henry Noon arc
looking after the tables, and Mrs.
\. J. Webb and Mrs. A. +. kocpfll
the decorations Mrs. Mel Duncan.
Mrs. Ray Brown and MrH. Harry
SUIT are in charge Of the favors.
During the tea hour Mrs. q u. VI,
Pratt. Mrs. Roy Page Ballard, Mrs.
a. ], Webb and Mrs +. s. Goodwin
wilt preside over the tea table.
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May-Day Breakfast Is
CHARMING Affair

one OF the loysliest affairs ever
given by the woman's Century club
was the May bay breakfast Friday
at The Olympic. Three hundred
guests were seated at tables conferred
with baskets filled with iilacs and
tulips and lighted by tail pink tapera
Mrs. A. I. Nofsingcr. who was
toastfuistress at the affair, was also
the general chairman in charge Of
the breakfast.
The following program was pre-
sented.
Address Of welcome
Mrs. NofsiHzsr
Mrs j. =. MarPhsrron
What a woman's Club should Mean
10 the Individual'-
Mrs a. ~. Price
What a woman's Club Should Msan
70 tho Community
Mrs. ". 8. Griswold
Vocal Selections
Accompanied BY Mrs. Rachael s,ickismHr
Club Memories
Mrs. 81. ". Denton
Dress Versus Bouds"
Mrs. 4. o. Jones
Chairman OF tho Building Board
Greetings from the Auxiliary
Miss Gladys NacNlcboi
The Chicago Woman's Club
Mrs. Carolyn Clark
Vocal
Mrs. william Peterson
Accompanied by Mrs. Il. " Nord
Tho Crystal Bali
Mrs. y. g. InEraham
"Comrsdeship'--
Mrs NJ p, Harrah
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Telephone Ma in-0600
Assistant-Laura Emory
Nay Program Has Diversified Features
Friends VIII Greet Mrs. Witter

T EcTuRES. teas and ball are
u the features Of the Women's
University club program for May.
The club players viii assemble on
Monday at 2:50 o'clock for commit
tee reports. a reading by DR.. +. ~.
Padelford and tea. The hostesscs for
the afternoon viii be Miss Catherine
Hopp and Miss Carrie Raser.
There will be a luncheon for mem
beTs and their guests on Saturday.
Nay .. at I O'Clock. DR. Mark Ali.
son Matthews. who recently returned
from abroad. viii speak on the New
Palestine" Reservations are asked
BY Friday noon.
On Friday, May Is. at SIS o'clock.
DE-. Charles a. Payne. OF internal
tional reputation on the Chautauqua
and convention platform. will give
an illustrated lecture on Yellow
stone and Romance OF the North.
vest"
The 18th annual business meeting
and election OF officers In connec-
Ton with luncheon, which viii be az
O'clock, viii be held Saturday, May
is, at o'clock.
A neighborhood tea has been ar
ranged for Tuesday. May 10. at the
home Of Mrs. william G.. John. 1898
cascadla ave. Bridge and nah jongg
Fill begin at O'Clock and tea viii
Be served from 4 until O'Clock. The
affair is for members with Beacon
and Rainier telephone numbers.
The annual Sports Clothes ball Is
announced for Friday evening, May
2. The committee in charge prom
ses Country Club setting for the
affair. Mrs. Alfred Lundlu and Mrs.
W. G. Clark will be the hostesses.
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Assisting at
OrthOpedic Shops

The Pythian Sisters will be In
charge at the orthoptdio Lunch
room on Monday. Mrs. Anna
Owens will be hostess. assisted by
Mrs. Birda Barkwell. Mrs. Nina
Hunt. Mrs. bunker, Mrs. Edna
Lovetinsky. Mrs. Jennie Drisko,
Mrs. Laura Goodwin. Mrs. Mnrga.
ret Herr. Mrs. Lula Christopher,
Mrs. Elizabeth Morgan. Mrs. Bcs.
sle Fiommlns. Mrs. Anna Shaltraw,
Mrs. Helen somer. Mrs. Jennie Arts.
Mrs. Grace Redmond and Mrs,
Emma Abbott.
The Laurelhurst Guild, with Mrs.
Percy Bamford and Mrs. G. j.
Bush, will have charge ut the
Thrift shop on Monday morning
and the University Guild with Mrs.
II. II. Parmalea and Mrs. w. II.
Richards will be in charge on Mon.
day afternoon.
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Music
Famous Tenor to Sing
Here Tuesday Night

Tito Sehlpas the famous tenor VINO
VIII DO heard In concert Tuesday eve.
ming. May .. at tho First Prcsby.
terrain church, s totally unspoiled by
tho great successes he has won In
Italy. spain. South America. Central
America, Cuba and the United States.
In our own country he has gained q
celebrity that has established him in
his hearers affections everywhere.
for. II all the world loves a lover, ii
loves a great tenor even more.
Notwithstanding the tremendous
triumphs that his singing has
brought him, when asked 20 tell OF
what led up TO IL. he said: II was
born with an ardent love for music;
indeed, it was as the very breath of
life 10 me, even MS a child. ] always
felt had voice and believed could
sing; In fact, | was always singing,
for IL brought such happiness 10 me.
As n little fellow OF 10 years ] had
chance TO be one Of the chorus in
"Canfen. and / eagerly volun'
toercd. l determined then and there
10 become a musician"
Not only is schipa ono OF the
worlds greatest tcnors, but he Is a
composer. "A light opera, Min"
being included among his compost,
tions. His range and versatility In
this unusual branch for n tenor will
he shown when II is explained that
as boy he also wrote mass, This
work was sung at the cathedral of
his native town. Leccc, Italy SO In
tense was the interest created by its
first performance that the poorer
people tramped long distances TO be
present: the hotels not offering suf'
ficlent accommodation, numbers
slept in tents OF even in open fields,
and declared afterward that they
were well repaid by the beauty OF
the music,
When Tito Schipa sings his pro.
gram is almost invariably doubled
by the encores required OF him. AT
n Chicago concert last season sixteen
cncorcs were demanded and given
before his vast audience that packed
the huge Chicago auditorium would
let him go.
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Werrenrath Is
Popular Singer
BY LOUISE RAYMOND OWENS

A real musical treat was az.
forded Seattle music devotees last
evening at Plymouth congrega.
,ional church by Reinald Werren-
rath. popular American baritone.
who has won distinction as singer
OF sterling worth Werenrath's
standing In his chosen art. has long
been established and his concerts
are always one OF the outstanding
features OF any musical season.
worrenrath has a rich baritone
voice OF the finest quality. His
tones arc clear and full and he
sings with keen musical insight
and in a colorful manner that lends
charm TO any number he may give.
His phrasIng Is excellent and his
diotion flawless. every word that
he sings carrying its full value.
this is true not only of his English,
but his German. French and Italian
as we'll
alma" Rccit "Ah, When on
That Great Day" and Aria, Bless
ed Resurrection Day" by Mozart
and Watch Ye. Pray Ye," by
Bach. the opening numbers, receiv.
ed the most sincere applause as
did vision Fugative," from Hero
diade by Massanet. which followed
later. Another popular group in
Guided four German songs, "Du
Bist die Rub" and Der Doppel.
gengcr," by Schubert; schumann's
AN den sonnenschein" and 'Libes.
gluck." by Wolf
Three sea pieces, "Thalatta' by
Harry Spiers, Easthope Martins
Beauty" and Pirate Song" by
Gilbert, were all given most inter.
esting interpretations and won
hearty applause.
The artist gave for his closing
numbers, THE Great Adventure"
10y Fletcher; "Consecration," by
Mnnney: o'Hara's 1.-The Wreck of
the Julie Plantc": Dunn" by Jose.
phlno McGill and Walter Dam.
rosch's ever popular Danny Dee.
YER" Mr.. Werrenrath was repeat.
odly recalled and most graciously
responded with many cncores
which included; Drink to Me only
With Thine Eyes" "Smilin' Thru"
cold Bold Mate OF Henry Morgan"
"sittin' Thinkin'." and "Mandalay,"
Mr.. Herbert Carrick provided ex.
ccllcnt accompaniment for the
singer.
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Point St, MT 1870 o'clock. Business
meeting will include annual reports
Mrs. =. NJ. Cook, chairman
Women's Tuesday club ut wilson
ian, corner Of University way and
East Attn St No host luncheon at
1880 o'clock.
WEDNESDAY
Canadian Womens club viii ccle.
bratc the 18th anniversary OF tho
club at home OF Mrs, H. Van Horne,
251O North 40 81, Luncheon at /
o'clock. DR.. Maud I, Glasgow in
charge of arrangements.
Progressive Thought club in II.
brary of federation clubhouse, 1880
o'clock. Annual election and bust.
ness meeting Members are urged TO
attend as important matters will DO
discussed.
Rainier Beach Womcn's club with
Mrs, Frank Parrish, 9i23 5Sth ave,
s., at o'clock. Mrs H. X Brown
will speak on Better Films" and
Mrs. Dan Earle viii give "ropics OF
the Day" Elections Of officers.
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Bridge and Nah
.Jon10 Tea

East Highland Drive Guild OF the
orthopedic Hospital will give n
bridge and nah jongg tea wednes.
day afternoon. May 20. MT Rainier
Chapter House, Daughters OF the
American Revolution.
Reservations may be made by
calling Mrs. r. @. Thomas. BA II.
1868.
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Mrs. Sherman WI
Honor Mother ct Tea

To honor her mother Mrs. Susan
Summers, Of Oakland, Cal, who Ia
her house guest for tho summer,
Mrs. Grosvenor Sherman will enter.
tain with tea at her home on
Wednesday afternoon. May G, from
until o'clock.
Ms. Sherman win be assisted by
Mrs. George Johnson, Mrs. Gilbert
Kramer, Mrs. Gordon Fuller and
Miss Bculah Cnrdwell.
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Opening Day at
MgleWood Club

The Inglewood Golf and Country
club will have its opening day on
Thursday. May T. There will be n
nlne.hole tombstone in the morn.
ing. luncheon at 1890 O'Clock and
"a golf competition by approaching,
putting and driving in the after.
noon.
Tho service OF tea viii be at 500
o'clock with Mrs. u. n. Traphagcn
and Mrs. Frank l.. Horsfan, host
csses for the day, presiding at the
urns.
The entertainment committee In
charge includes Mrs. Harry u. Mar.
shall. chairman; Mrs. Robert Pat.
terson and Mrs. John C. Bridsman.
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der harp solos and Miss Marion
Wheatman reading, Mrs. a. II.
Keller, assisting hostess,
FRIDAY
Child Health program under aus.
pieces of child welfare department OF
Federation at Young Mems Christian
association auditorium at o'clock.
Cordial invitation extended TO all
club women.
SATURDAY
Women's Educational clubs discus
sion luncheon for officers and chair
men of the Federation at clubhouse
at / o'clock.
VIOLET DAVIS FUND BENEFIT
Women of Radiant Chapter U, ID.
o. II. s., will sponsor musicale
for tho benefit of the Violet Davis
fund, "Wednesday. May Is. at ESQ
o'clock, at the Lonesome club, 1872
Sixth ave.
Tho musical program will be pre-.
scented by Mrs. Bert Ross. soloist;
Hazel Hammer Hin, piano; Marauc
Lcplat. violinist.
. Tickets may be obtained from
Mrs. j, c. +, Skottorc. WE st.4Sel,
or Mrs, a. Warren, CA pithil77
COMMONWEALTH CLUB
Tho Commonwealth club viii meet
Monday May 4, at p, M, at
Moves cafeteria, Mrs James Gar.
rctt viii speak on THE Il. o. Il.
c, in the Colleges"
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Mrs. Perkins to GiUe
Tea for Duuqhter

To honor her daughter, Mrs, Dean
Cooling wittcr. Of San Francisco,
hrs. William b. Perkins viii enter
Gain with tea at her home on
Monday afternoon. Invitations viii
include only Mrs. Witteris friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wittcr and children
VII arrive Monday morning TO
pend a few days in town.
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West Seattle Art club with Mrs.
Max Kuner 1905 Sunset ave. at
1890 o'clock,
THURSDAY
Alpha club with Mrs, Fred Hamil.
ton, 1916 goth ave. n, at 1880
o'clock, Program consists OF roll
call. report OF Federation delegate
and trustee and talk on art Re.
Wow" by Mrs. C. $, Weeks parlia.
montary drill. "
Seward Social and Literary club
with Mrs. n. II, Colcock. 1927 S1st
ayo. s.. Mt o'clock Mrs Il. X,
Brown and Mrs. Frank Bnllainc will
speak on Are Moving Pictures n
Menace; Miss Emily Bissett will rem,
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Luncheon Climb

The Mount Baker Park Luncheon
cup VIII meet Tor luncheon ang
Dndgo on Wednesday afternoon,
Any 6, At the clubhouse.
Mrs II. Il. williamson. Mrs &. =.
Donsl1.linc Alrs r.. -. stoddard
inn w. II II. Woodmnn win be
the hostesscs.
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No-Host Dinner Before
Mdutime Informal

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Wells Parish
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Steve
VIII sponsor a no-host dinner at
The Olympic before the Maytime
Informal North Queen Anne Guild
q the orthopedic hospital viii give
Saturday evening, May ., at the
hotel.
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CLUBS FOR MONDAY
woAlAN.s cENrrRY cLuR

WOAlAN'S CENTURY CLUE
The art department OF the Wom-
ans Century club VIII honor Mrs
Harry Paul Pierce. state chairman
OF the Fine Art department. Of the
Federation OF wamen's Clubs, who
il II candidate for president Of the
Washington state Federation. at a
large reception, on Monday, May I.
from TO 4 o'clock. in tho beautiful
new home OF Rainier Chapter. ID,
\. r.
Representatives Of many clubs.
artists and ut-of-towu guests win
be- present. and tho elaborate plans
OF the chairman. Mira W II. Pitt
wood, and her committees arc com.
pletc Tor an outstanding occasion.
Those in the receiving line. besides
tho guest Of honor viii be; Mrs
w H. Pittwood. Mrs J. f.. Mac
Pherson. Mrs Arthur swain. Mrs
Harrier 81. Shaw. Mrs NJ. J. Car
rigan. Mrs. Alma Lorraine. Mrs.
Harry Stuart. Mrs. +. s. Ingraham.
Mira Caroline Clarke, Mrs. George
d. schofield and Mrs Jessie Elliot.
In tho dining room will be Mrs.
J. j. Sullivan. Mrs. r. Il. Harris,
Mrs. w. ]. Blackwell. Mrs Blake
u. Mills. Mrs. r. c. Cole, Mrs II. u.
Parker, Mrs. Almon Allen, Mrs L.
c. Jeascph. Mrs a. !. Nofslnger
Mrs. a. g Graft.
The committee on decorations in
cludca Mrs. Arthur Holt. Mrs J. y.
pattcn. Mrs. Il. McClevcrty, Mira j.
C. Dixon. Mrs. George ]. Hacker,
The program, which has been ar.
ranged by Mrs. " II. Pittwood and
Mrs. T. T.. Paimerton. IS as follows:
Vocal
'our own Washington" $3.50. limerick
Indian Cradle song ...s.s.... Naidu
woman's Century Club Chorus.
MyrR Bancroft olive. director
Mrs. Rachel stiutcnnn at the plano.
Plano Scls ted group.
AIa Dorotay Newman.
Nocsl--sclccted group.
Miss Florence fifasirnp.
Miss Dorothy Newman at the piano
Talk by Mrs Harry Paul Pierce.
Vocal--"sprlng Kong ..,.., Oscar wei
Mrs. Joheph n. Nichols.
Violin obbllEato by Mta victer zcdnlck.
Mrs. Rnehol stlcklvman. at tho piano.
Vocal
Deep river" .,,.....,...... Bmlstsh
when Was Seventeen" ....,.
Incidental solo by Mira J ". Templc,ou.
Tho Chorus.
Violin
"Andantlno" .,.,.,...t..... Matihl
"BiebcHfreud" .......,....,,. kreiHler
Miss Olga .sochngc.
Mrs. James ". 1taton ut tae plano
Vocal--"sunsct" .,..,,,,,...,.,. Marsh
The Chorus,
AiEa BoehnEu and Mrs, Victor zcdnick
vioiinibts, accompanies,
Meetings OF tho club on Monday
morning are: The French depart
ment at 10 O'Clock at the Hotel
Washington; the building committee
ut 1880 o'clock In tho Puget Sound
Savings & Loan bank
AUDUBON SOCIETY
Seattle Audubon society will take
bird walk Sunday, May g. Take
0 a. In. ferry at Leschi for Roam.
oke on Mercer island, Miss julia
A. shourek, leader.
WoMAN'S PIONEER
AUXILIARY
The executive board OF thc'Wom.
ans Pioneer auxiliary TO tho Wash.
Ineton Pioneer association Is asked
by its president to meet Monday,
May 4, at 9 y. M, IN the rest room
at Rhodes department store, I'm.
portant business.
PALM CIRCLE no. &C
Palm Circle No. &C. n OF w, will
meet NJ I, o. o. +. hail. Monday,
Muy 4, at 3 p. m
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Mrs. McEaCdn
Giyes luncheon

10 honor Mrs. Thomas Kerr, Of
Portland, one Of the judges At the
Garden cubs spring flower show,
and the incoming and retiring off.
GERS Of the club, Mrs. Alexander +.
McEwou entertained ~ luncheon
today at the Sunset Club.
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TUESDAY

Canadian Woman's club at fedora.
ton club house Executive board
meeting at ! o'clock, Business meet.
ing ut 2 O'Clock,
North End Progressive club with
Mrs Jesse II. Campbell, lie N. S0th
st. Take car No, 20 and got Off nj
Denny station. Election Of officers.
Full attendance desired.
Queen Anne Study clubs annual
May breakfast in paror u, olympic
Hotel, at IL O'Clock. Committee for
the day includes Mrs. ~ j. irvine.
chairman, assisted by Mrs. r. A.
deVry, Mrs. II. d. Colvin and Mrs,
&c. II. Blacknller.
sorosls club viii hold reciprocity
day at home of Mrs. j. a. Caughey.
$50 18th ave. N. at o'clock. Pro.
gram includes paper on "Au,oblo.
graphical Element in Sherwood An.
derson's Works." by Mrs, Thomas
Morcom: life Sketch of w. II. Hud.
son as portrayed In Far Away and
Long Ago" by Mrs. w. NJ, Levin.
good; five.mlnutc reviews-"Groen
Mansions" uiudsonl. by Mrs, u. a.
strawbridgo; "flind IN Richmond
Park tiIudson), by Mrs. w. Il. Bry.
an. Assisting hostesses, Miss Violet
Morrison, Mrs. Harry Wilson, Mrs.
r. Y. Gardner and Mrs Il. II, Carter
Women's Lakewood Civic Improve.
mcnt club In clubhouse, corner Goth
ave. s, and Angelina st, Luncheon
ut TEAS o'clock New chalrmon Of
standing committees viii bc appoint.
ed and plans made for the coming
ycar. Mrs W. H. Bnruhnrt, prcsi-
don't OF tho federation, win speak.
Program committee win be hostesscs,
Womcn's Yves, Side Improvement
club with Mrs Samuel Snyder 1907
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Women's Clubs

JUVENILES X. y. A.
The Juveniles Of Rainier camp.
No. 1872. II. y. A.. will meet Mon,
day. May I. AZ y. m. al swedish
han. The regular meeting for older
members viii be held at p. m.
PRAIRIE ROSE CLUB
The Prairie Rose club viii hold
its regular monthly meeting Mon
day afternoon. May I. at p. m.
at the home Of Mrs. a. g. Roaaaon,
$500 18th ave. N. l.. Mrs. &. II.
Warner md Miss Hamilton VIII as.
slst tho hostess
Take chr No. 10 TO Cowcn park
and cross Tho bridge. or take cowen
park bus to 18TH ave. n L.
CHAPTER A. p. T. o,
Chapter A. p 4. O.. wll NEE,
Monday. May 4. at ,. m, with
Mrs. w =. Rowland. 1927 e3rl ave
~ Visiting and unatfiliated mem
bers invited
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Bridge SNpper

Colonel and Mrs. u. II. Fisher
sill be hosts at n bridge supper al
.nelr home on Saturday evening
May 10.
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DAUGHTERS or
PIONEERS


Daughters OF Pioneers prior TO
1870 will hold their regular meeting
Wednesday, May g. at Pioneer hall,
Madison park. Basket luncheon Mt
I o'clock. Coffee will be served.
This is the annual meeting and cleo.
ton OF officers OF tho organization,
and large attendance Is desired.
GUARANTEE CLUB
Quarnnte club will meet with Mr..
Edward Bray, 1925 Beach drive,
Tuesday, May 8, at 1916 o'clock.
AUXILIARY TO
SONS OF VETERANS
Custer auxiliary. Sons OF Veter.
ans, will meet Tuesday evening,
May 5. at 1870 o'clock, In Veterans
hall, Armory.
GOPHER CLUB
An old.fashloned card party viii
be given by tho seattle Gopher club
on saturday evening, May Q, nt s
o'clock, IN tho parlors Of the Hotel
oxford, 1920 First ave. The public
is invited.
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Mrs. NJ, ]. Waldridge of Shawnee.
Wis, is visiting her son-in.law and
daughter, DIR. and Mrs. c. f. David
son.
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Mrs. Alice Hotchkiss left Satur-
day night for San Francisco, TO
make her home
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Philomus club with Mrs. Robert
Faris. ei2 Goth ave. ~, at : o'clock.
Health program will be given, in.
Guiding talk by DR.. II. T. King on
Treatment of Goiter." Mrs w. l..
Bernhart will give talk and show
picture Of proposed club house plans.
All members urged TO be present.
Seattle Woman's club at fedora.
ton club house. Music department
at II O'Clock, Mrs. Florence Smith,
leader. Ciyics department at IL
o'clock, Mrs. Helen stevens, leader.
Meeting of the club at O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-02

Mr.. James b, Shallenberger will
leave Tuesday for Alaska TO he
gone for the summer
Mr.. Everett Earring is expected
home Monday from short trip to
New York,
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cHArTEN A. 2. y D
ADDITIONAL CLUBS

CALENDAR FOR CLUB AND
DEPARTMENT MEETINGS
Meetings OF clubs and departments
In the Seattle federation win bc held
this week rs follows
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-02

Mrs. Joseph T. Sullivan, who has
been visiting in town as the guest
of Mrs. Peter w. Davidson and
Mrs. Il. Grant McMicken. will leave
Sunday for her home in Detroit.
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PALM CIRCLE NO. 66
Palm Circle No. &C. n OF w, win
meet NJ I, o. o. +. hail. Monday,
Muy 4, at 3 p. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-02

DR.. and Mrs. Peter McLennan of
Vancouver. B. c., are in town for a
few days.
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Mrs. George T. Myers. Mrs. Fred
eriek Fischer and their mother.
Mrs. r. B. Colman, will be homo
next week from a short visit in
California.