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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-14
Music Fraternity to
Gire Concert

Phi Mu Alpha. mems honorary
music fraternity OF the University OF
washington. win present its annual
concert on Sunday afternoon at I
O'Clock. In Meany hall.
The following program will feature
American composers:
fnb Allah s..s.....-.sss.s. CHADWICK
% The BsgEar" ....Clifford kantner
tcJ 'InVictus' ..s..s...s..-sss.s. hahn
Jean Kautner. baritone.
CaJ From the Land Of the Sky Blue
water ....If........s Cadman
CbJ by the Waters Of Nlnnstonka'
...........-.+s ..+s-t.... Lieuranes
Edward Mckenzie. violin
(a1 20 Heart Of Mine .CiOugh- LsiEttsT
CbJ Let sight Speak Of Ne" Chadwick
(cJ 20 Golden dun" ...s.. Grace Freely
Vernon Delaney. tenor.
Ia ITO a Wa1er Lily"....
% viii o. tho wlsp' Mcdowell
frJ The Eagle ...s.ss...
George Bailey. plano.
faD The Afternoon .......t.s....Co Cox
CbJ Retreat" .........sFrank La Forge
(cJ 1.-THE Heart % Her" ...... Csdman
Charles Hamm. baritone.
Accompanies. Roy FrssburE. Claude
crankshaw and waiter Il. whittlessy.
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woMANs cENTrRY cLrn

The various departments Of the
women's Century club will meet
next week according TO the follow.
ing schedule:
MONDAY
The French department at the
Hotel Washington at 10 a. m.
Building committee at the Puget
Sound Loan association bank at
1890 a. m.
Art department win meet at 2
o'clock at the home OF Mrs. Arthur
Holt. 1910 Mt. Baker boulevard. Az.
sisting hostess. Mrs. J. H. Patten
and Mrs. j. w. Young. Program
on pre.Raphaelite brotherhood. vii.
liam Holman Hunt. 1s27.iSS2, Mrs.
Carl j. Smith; Gabriel Rossotti.
Mrs. +. y. Palmerton; Sir John
Mnlais. 1s3o1S96. Mrs George AT.
now.
WEDNESDAY
Tho chorus will meet at the home
OF Mrs. ". Tcmpeton. 1908 Sen.
cen ST.. at 10 O'Clock for rehearsal.
Myra Bancroft Olive, director: Mrs.
Il. Sticklcman, nccompanist
The drama department meets at
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krvice at
gth0pedic Shops

'nniiy guild with Miss Olga
1.hoh az hostess will direct the
re at the orthopedic lunch
= sh Columbia ST.. on Mon
Y. The assistants viii be Mrs.
"a Collins. Mrs. August Ander-
sFs- Herbert Blogg. Mrs. c. a.
IN, Mrs. William Jackson Driv.
a'z Charles T.. Wood. Mrs. j.
~ndon, Mrs. Karl Knausen-
81 Mrs. Walter Munro. Mrs.
IN Nordby. Mrs. Arthur Phin-
Ms. J. y. sheperd and Mrs.
: NcPherson.
~ University guild with Mrs. II.
= r'''son and Mrs.. n. X. Kelly
y IN charge on Monday morn
the Thrift shop and the
- fark guild with Mrs. Ralph
:, ~ and Nrs. s. W. Wilmington
ave charge in the afternoon.
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Madrona Guild to Meet

Madrona Orthopedic Guild an
nounces il regular monthly meeting
FOR Sriday. February 20. NJ 1880
O'Clock. at the home OF Mrs Charles
). Hughe,t. 1871 ssth ave
Mrs. Clarence Mcdonald will act
as hostess. assisted BY Mrs. J. Il.
Alexander. Mrs. Henry Frederick.
Mrs. II. J. Browne. Mrs. II. r. APP
plegatc. Mrs. Laura Burnett. Mrs.
C. A. Burkhardi. Mrs. +. u. Brook
bank. Mrs. John Lee Hoicombe. Mrs.
Charles y. Russell and Mrs. -. r.
Blackburn.
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ries Of Bridge
|LmcheOHS Planned

EHHf Baker guild OF the Chill.
rs orthopedic hosNal viii give
AZ; OF a series OF bridge lun.
va % Tuesday afternoon. Feb
my a. at the Falkland Com
snify club.
M Calvin :. Hall Is chairman
o. affair and the hostesses In.
~ NFs. r. b. Montague. Mrs.
lHart A. Gerhart. Mrs. II. Harsh
nA ArS. Charles Crickmore. Mrs.
Sszmanl Mrs. ]. NJ. Jensen.
! "a !. P. Robertson. Mrs. Cope
.. Hummer. Mrs. George Liable
y Ms. $. Keeburtz-
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Music
Rachmaninoff Plays
Here February 10

ssrgcl Rnchmsninoff one Of the
worlds greatest composers aaA =
supreme master OF the piano. will
be- heard In concert al the Metro
polltan thenter ON Thursday even.
ing, February 10. under the local
management u the ladies Musical
club
The music fof tho piano has done
much 20 raise RaehmRninoff 10 hin
high place ia America and Ia Eu.
rope. lie has written, besides
operas that are we'll established h.
Russian lyric theaters, ID symphony
his second and "a symphonic
poem. The Isle OF the Dead" both
frequently heard ana applluded IN
American concert halls. three piano
couCcrtoB, and various miscellaneous
pieces Tor voices. orchestra and
groups OF Instruments. All this
music has established the wealth
of his Imagination. the range Of his
powers, his unique personality and
his hold upon the public on both
sides OF the Atlantic. A. he proved
on his first visit 10 America. he
he as able and eloquent planls,
with orchestra az he In In recitalA
OF his own. In opera house. no
less than In concert hall. Russian
audiences have honored and hd
mircd him as conductor of the con.
eeriH OF the Philharmonic Society
and Of the Imperial OPEN house at
Moscow. while In his earlier Amerl
can tour he won many a laurel az
leader IN his own music. since
tho years before the war. no Euro
poan musician Of Rachmaninofrs
Interest and emincnce has visited
America.
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Morning Musicale

The Davenport Engbcrg String
quartet win present The program n
tho morning musicale Or the Seattle
Musical Art society wednesday
morning. February rs. at II o'clock
az the womcn's University club au.
dltorium.
The personnel Of the quartet In.
cludea Madame Davenport. EngberE.
first violin. Maurice Le Plat. second
violin; Victor Tolpcgin. viola: Cor.
don Hartshorn. vioionccllo.
The program follows:
Quintet. op. is1 ..s.t.........Rc Schubert
tllrzro
AdhFio
Hchsrro presto
AlisErstto
sonata. ''Sfsutssr.~ on So. beethoven
For violin and piano
tdaEio sostenutO- Presto
Audants con vAriaHi0ui
Finale presto
Madame EnKbefE ana Mr. potisr
Quartet. up. ~ .i..t.... TsohsikoNaky
Moderate . sempiioe
Audhuts cautAhils
Fehsrss allegro non tsnto con fuoeo
Finale allegro aiuste
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yvfr Tea at
~ YoueU'S Home

choir guild % Epiphany
- viii give a silver tea at the
= n Mrs George Noucll, POS
Z, ave. \. on Wednesday after.
FEBRUARY IS. from ) until 5
A.
,,..,,nx hosiesseS FOR the after.
{. IA D. Ms. Herbert Roring.
q " A. Irwin. Mrs. j. H. Han
I. M \. Il. Guthrie. Mrs, r. A.
- Mrs. A. A. Prince. Mrs, Nor
/. l,ris, Mrs. Hillsrd Raine. Mrs.
Musson. Mrs Hebcr Plank.
IN. lyman and Miss Peggy
axG
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PdtroReSSeS Named
for PdrtB

Mrs, 4. : Kerry. Mrs. Langdon
Henry, Mrs Frederick bentley and
Ms. Walter Nettlcton viii be the
palonesses Tor the card aud NAH
tongg party Alpha Phi Mothers club
VIII give saturday afternoon. Fsbru,
AIRY a. In the junior ballroom at
The olympic.
During the afternoon Mrs Israel
Nelson viii sing a group 90 songs.
with Miss Ruth Allen at the plano.
The committee In charge OF the
affair Includes Mrs, Frank w. Rclf.
chairman; Mrs ". n. Hanna. Mrs
=. = Beckett aud Mrs Cecil Bacon.
Tickets may be obgaiaed hy calling
Mrs, Hanna al ca pltl.l5Sg,
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DATES
TO REMEMBER

WEDNESDAY, FEBIluA AIRY IS
Mr. william Boleom's luncheon LOT
Miss Alice pibbie. At home.
Mrs. o. u. Colvin's luncnvou AZ the
sunset club Tor Mrs Adrian
Marion.
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 90
Mrs 4. ~ Dieksy's bridge luneh-
con Of home.
Junior Prom OF the University OF
washington In spanish ballroom
at The Olympic.
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 81
Mrs Charles y. Nibiock's and Miss
Ruth Nibiock's tea at home from
until o'clock.
Hiss Dorothy pieksys dlnncr al
home before the Delta Gamma
formal ~ The Olympic.
The marriage OF Miss vivian
clemans 20 Mr. Robert stctson
MacfsrlAnc, In Pilgrim congrcga-
uonai church. at S.g0 OeiocK.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY IS
Miss Rachel Nibiock's bridge tea
for Mrs Edwin Nadin and Miss
Doreon Kennedy.
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Sacred Concert

The womcns Gleo club Of wash.
lns,on State College viii give a
sacred concert az tho Firs, Baptist
church. Sunday evening. at Tao
o'clock. The concert VIII be preceded
By abort organ recital beginning al
Tl5 o'clock.
Following IL the program:
frocsssiouai=-'unvard Christian Sol
dlstH rrs..t.s..s......., Gaines
halutatiou
ulss club
'-r0us, IN the lord" .......... Handel
Caihsrins Hunt. Way Ksrns. Vera noihks.
Catherine PuKh.
AVA Maria" ............. RebubsFt
Doris McRe5nsids
Listen 10 the tamts ........ Den
siro club.
The Lord = Aiy shepherd" schubert
Gise club
'unin Home" ,.,...,..-t....s.. pvorsk
Trio
tal ~ cyEns' ts....... .Fsint .Sasn-
co. Deep Eiyers' ...........
Italian retiihpnr. pianist. Doris Afrnsy-
noids. violin. vincent Tidsh. cello.
"nobYion's Wave" ... .L3ounatl- tIsfrIs
Glss club
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TiCO Honor Guests
at Tea

With Mrs. Frank Churchill and
Mrs, Eugene Harold as honor guests.
Mrs. r. \. Osborne viii entertain
with a tea at her homo on wcdnes.
day afternoon. February 70. from ;
until O'Clock.
Mrs. Churchill and Mrs. Harold
are new arrivals in town from Dai-
las. Texas.
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Wedding Anniversary
Celebrated

Mr. and Mrs. o. p. Myers cele.
brated their twenty fifth wedding an.
niversary az their home on Wednes-
day. February II.
Included among the guests were
the hosts son-in.iaw and daughter.
ar. and Mrs. y. d. Wolfe and their
daughter. from Independence, ore.
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Fluey Dress Ball

N Town and Gown club win en-
eun with a fancy dress bal on
saday evening. February 81. at
Il. wEs0niau.
10 hosts and hOs,csses for the
az are Mr. and Mrs H. w. I'm
ru. Mr. and Mrs. r.. u. Alex.
.kr NJ. and Mrs. Homer Soule.
I AMI Mrs. George Harris. Mr..
ii Nh. Clarke Burkhcimcr. Mr..
4 Ms Il +. White. Mr.. and
j. =. G. farkin. Mr. and Mrs
= King and Air. and Mrs. A. ".
49,. NJ. and Mrs. 4. J. Quigley,
/ int Mrs. wylic Hemphill. Mr..
Il Mrs.. Frank Vernon and Mr..
Il NrS VI. :. Ellsworthy.
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Committee III Charge
of Dinner Dance

DR., A. n. Lime. Dr. Donald V.
Trueblood and Mcssrs. Frank Pres.
ton, William Chorus. Lester Hansen.
Harry Carney. r. $. plckcnscn. Vic
tor Rabci. William o, Mckay and
Harry $ Bowen. chairman. form tho
committee In charge of the College
clubs dinner dance for members and
their friends on Friday evening. Feb.
rtiarv 20
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ADDITIONAL CUBS
HARRISON pr. A.

HARRISON PIT. A.
The Harrison PIT. a. viii meet
Wednesday. February IS. at gao
o'clock. Mr.. Frank T.. willard. as
sistant superintendent Of the seat.
tie public schools. will speak on the
report card. The pupils Of the pri.
mary grades will demonstrate the
work which they have done. Social
hour.
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Clubs FOR MONDAY

'.ssa'nonwesith club win meet
sH February 10. at 6 D. m. at
- !. clfeteria. Mrs. Sophie Clark,
u the Legislator Counselor.
=. candidate for the school
- WI speak on why a Child
" Ansndmentg'
,sA.llARY RAINIER
~ 40. /
= regular meeting OF tho Amer
=, ssa1illary 10 Rainicr Noble
10 !. win be held Monday
February rs. nj 3 .. M.
uubrooms. 500 Third ave.
if,.
.'tk CAMP NO. 1872
b ssr camp. No. 1879. II. n. A..
~ a card party Monday. Feb.
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1890 noon ut the home OF Mrs.
Donald u. Olson. .s07 Harvard n.
Luncheon hoatcss, Mrs. Robert En-.
eErcn. Mrs. f. T.. Hemingway md
Mrs. ]. y Harrah. chairmcn OF the
following program
The Exchange" by Althca
Thurs,on. Those taking the roles
ARE Mrs ". ~ Pittwood. Mrs
Ralph Parker. Mrs. Albert Price.
Mn. James A. Kerr and Miss Nell
Baldwin.
THURSDAY
The social service department
voted 10 change their meetings to
the third Thursday OF each month.
so VIII meet today at 10 o'clock at
the Washington Chtldren's Home
for ~ Day OF Service" with Miss
Willard and Mrs. s. II. Kerr acting
as hostesscs.
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Luncheon Planned
bn Mrs. Stnnrt

To honor Miss Alice pbblc OF
Berkeley. Cal. who Is visiting her
sister, Mrs Robert Graham. Mrs, N.
bridge Hadley Stuart will entertain
with bridge and nah Jongg lunch.
con at her home ON Friday after.
noon. February 20,
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la viii Honor
'yar Arrival

rs Sarah FARRELL will entertain
snaliy at tea in her apartment
f. Warrington Arms on Thursday
.troon, February 10. In honor Of
q G o. Bradshaw. who. with Mr..
Fs'sas~, recently arrived in town
he East 70 make their home
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By Lillian Keen LeBaltSter
Telephone MA in-06OO
ASSiStNt-Laura Emory
rs Kellogg to Entertain at Luncheon and
Bridge; Choir Glald arranging Tea

.rSIY.C. kELLOGG will en-
II ,,,t.in az luncheon at her
~ Thursday afternoon, tco-
- Will he placed Tor forty
4, and bridgc viii DC played
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MONTHLY MEETING
AND DINNER

The Mems club Of the Madrona
Presbyterian church will hold its
regular monthly meeting. dinner end
program on Tuesday evening. Feb.
ruary II. Dinner at ESQ o'clock
viii be followed by patriotic pro-
gram: Twelve High Lights from
Life OF Washington" in IL 60.second
talks. members OF club: address.
abraham Lincoln" Judge Carroll
B. Graves; debate. 80 minutes on
city manager plan; singing, led by
Mr.. Arlinger.
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PROMINENT
ORGANIZER COMING

The state headquarters Of the
Womens Christian Temperance
union announces the coming OF Miss
Winona Il. Jewell. an organizer OF
the Young Peoples branch Of the
w. c. T. T.. who will arrive tn
town March 30. and VIII remain
until April Is. inclusive.
Miss Jewell Is a graduate OF the
Emerson School OF oratory, Boston.
secretary OF the Y. T.. y. in Colo
RADIO and also field worker. She
has been n teacher OF expression in
q co-education school and n worker
for state prohibition in Wyoming
Her experience and training fit her
for work among young people.
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CALENDAR FOR

Meetings OF clubs and departments
in tho Seattle Federation OF WON.
ems clubs will be held next weoi,
as follows:
MONDAY
Child welfare department of Fed.
Grafton AT clubhouse, o'clock.
Speaker Mrs. II. a. NJ. Bonnnr.
chairman division OF child welfare.
State Federation.
TUESDAY
Aspasia club in ten room Of tho
Waldorf Seventh and Pike. / o'clock
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lNnnial Tea

A Colonial tea IS ono Of the fea-
sd the womens University club
IAN for the coming week. Il
a u gwen ON Friday afternoon.
asrary 20. from J until 5 o'clock
, ,slectioa o. rare relies and an
rs from Colonial days will be on
srsy, Hosiesscs for the afternoon
= y Nh. r. b. Burwell and Mrs
! I Knisely.
esther affair % especial interest
ia cub next week = Or. FTcder.
4 Sarrs second lecture on China
a~si." This will be the second
"A sries OF after.dinnsr lectures
Z szrr IS giving on this subject.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Case
at Home

On sunday afternoon. February
g, Mr.. and Mrs Ronald Addison
Case VIII give an Informal tea at
their homo from until Z o'clock
Mrs. Henry Judson and Mrs, Carl
Gould viii pour.
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NEBRASKA CLUES

ANNUAL DINNER
The Nebraska University club. Of
Western Washington. viii hold It's
annual banquet and program at the
University OF Washington Home
Economics building. Monday. Febru.
ary 10, at $50 p. m. For reserva-
tons cali Mrs. w. +. Meier. NE n.
wdia25
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Dinner Dance at
Yacht Club

The Seattle Yacht club announces
Washington's birthday dinner
dance on Saturday evening. Feb
ruay 81.
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DUNLAP PIT. A.

Dunlap PIT. A. win meet Ia the
auditorium OF the new building on
Wednesday. February IS. at $3.50
p. m. The program viii be given
BY pupils OF the third and fourth
grades in charge OF Miss ELLA
cramer and Miss Alice HIN. Mrs
Howell Parker will give the history
OF the school.
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GArEwoop PIT A

Gatewood PIT A. win hold It's
regular meeting at the school Tues
day. February n. NJ 1880 p. m.
Prof John Morgan will speak on
the Psychology Of the Child" Room
2 will give u playlet entitled. "a
February Birthday PSr'v"
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GREEN LAKE -. a.

Green Lake PIT. a. will meet
Wednesday. February IS. at 2:3O
D. m. Professor John Morgan.
head Of the psychological clinic OF
the University Of Iowa, will speak
on Influence OF Ideals on Conduct"
Program and refreshments.
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lfAopedic Round Table

~ round table meeting Of the
-f'sn's orthopedic hospital will
hsd Tuesday morning at 10
'sx al 1919 Henry building.
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ruary is. at 5:l5 o'clock. at Swed-
lsh Club hall.
WEST SEATTLE PIT. a.
constructive Community Recre.
alton" will he the topic given by
Mrs. Pearl G. Blaugh at the meeting
Of tho West Seattle high schools
PIT. a. on McAdsy, February is, in
the school nibrary.
All parents are welcome. The par.
euts OF freshmen are especially
urged TO attend. a committee OF
students will be present 70 introduce
teachers and parents. and tea will
be served. Hooesscs. Mrs. V. T.
Remedy. Mrs. n. w. AdJutant and
Mrs. T.. NJ. Mumford.
OLYMPIC CAMP NO. 93ia
olympic Camp No. 93i9. Royal
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Alumnae Meetinq

The Aiumnae club Of Mount Hol-
yoke college will hold is regular
monthly meeting Wednesday. Feb
ruary rs. at 800 o'clock. at the home
Of Mrs. T. c. Hulgrsve. SCI 32nd ave
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|Vdntine Luncheon
Siren Today

VII covers placed for twelve.
= Kari Knausenberger entertained
r. a Valentine bridge luncheon at
= lone today.
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LIP READING CLUB

The Lip Reading club will meet
Tuesday evening. February II. at s
o'clock in the reading room OF the
Hotel Frye. Lip reading practice
from s TO ., followed by cards. All
interested are invited to attend.
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Neighbors Of America. will hold n
regular business meeting and militia
ton Monday evening. February 18th.
at o'clock. In the VI. W. a. hall.
ios9is Third ave. Supper will be
served
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CHAPTER BIC. p. Il. o.

Chapter BIG. p. r. O.. will meet
with Miss Ethel Hudson. I'll 18th
ave. ~, on Tuesday, February 18th.
at 1890 p. m. Mrs. Barton, assist.
ant hostess. Take 18th ave. car.
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TIILfRspAY
MEMORIAL SERVICE

CommemoratinK the Anniversary
Of the death Of Mrs. Caroline Kline
Galland. founder Of the Caroline
Galland Home for the Aged. the nd.
yisory board has sent out invita-.
tons for memorial service at the
home on Sunday. February 10. at
J D. m.
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MoNTLAKE II, a.

Montlake PIT a. will meet Tues
day. February II. at $3.50 o'clock. at
the Montlake school. Miss Lillian
Sutherland of tho Seattle public H.
brary win speak on "Children's Book
Review"
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UNIVERSITY w. G r. L.

UNIVERSITY w e. r. T..
University W. c. r. U. will cele-
brate Frances Willard Memorial
Fund day by holding a silver tea
at the home OF Mrs. A. p. MsIioy.
1897 18th n. T.. Tuesday. February
II. at o'clock. After the business
session, Mrs. Matte Robinson will
have charge OF the program. Mira.
Mary j.. Stilwell. county president.
will make the address OF the after
noon. Visiting white ribboners and
former members, ms we'll as all
women interested, are welcome.
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SOCIAL AND CHARITABLE
-CIIfR EREIA

Ladies' Social and Charitable club
Freja will meet Thursday. February
10. at : p. m, at the parlor OF
the Swedish club.
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GUARANTEE cLuB

Quannte club will meet Tuesday.
February II. at SIS .. m. with
Mrs. Il. b. West. 1903 Beach drive.
ri Jlnx.
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gH. Parsons TO
.,iire Luncheon

N. Reginald Parsons will enter
Al luncheon on Monday after.
a February g. az The olympic.
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CHATTER A. 2. Z o.

Chapter A. +. T.. o., viii meet
Monday. February 10. at p. m.
with Mrs. Perry Poison and Miss
Minnie Poison. 100 Highland drive.
All unafilnatcd members welcome.
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luncheon. with Mrs. Carl 4. John.
son and Mrs. Edward Brainnrd hos.
,eAses Following this n program
viii be held on mezzanine door.
Miss Jean Lambert win speak on
"a Contemporary Victorian: Mrs.
J. 4. McGogy viii review THE Re
turn Of the Native" CThomas Hardy,
and Mrs. X. l.. Geek. THE Obscure
Hardy.
Current Century clubs annual
mid winter picnic luncheon nj the
parlors OF St Luke's church. cor.
ner 5s,h and 22nd n. w. o'clock.
Committee for Washington Products
week. Mrs NJ J Howard. Mrs. Ill.
c. Fulliugton and Mrs. $. c. Hor-
ner
Canadian woman's club at FEEDER
atcd clubhouse. o'clock. card
party with Dr. Maud l. Glasgow.
chairman Of arrangements. Cana.
dams and friends invited.
Queen Anne Study club. with
Mrs. 4. u. kennedy, 35i Crockett
St. at 2 o'clock. Program will in
elude paper on "Figure Painter
civilian Chase). by Mrs. II. j..
Brown: Landscape Painters--Child's
Hassam, George Inness." by Mrs. j.
n. Linton. and Modern Illustrator
-NIaxneld Parrish. by Mrs. w. j..
Raftcr.
sorosis club at Federated club
house. o'clock Miss. Alfredo
storm OF the art department, Uni
ycrslty Of washington. will speak
on THE Use OF Color and Design
in Everyday Life; group of songs
hy Mrs. Daisy Wood Hildreth will
no sung by Mrs clyde l.. Morris
Hostess Sorosis AIT department.
sunset Heights Literary club with
Mrs. I.oulie Miller. $500 wallingford
ave. ut o'clock.
West Side Women's Improvement
club. at West Seattle branch OF
pay Nursery. 4432 42nd $. w, at
O'Clock. Members will brine fruit
and jeny-the annual shower for
the nursery.
The Woman's Lakewood Civic
Improvement club at the clubhouse.
corner 5Oth ave. s. and Angelina st.
Luncheon at / o'clock. Program
will include talk by Mrs. Ellen
Dahney. head of Domestic Science
Seattle public schools
on THE Woman OF Tomorrow.
Hostesses for afternoon include
members Of bazaar committee. viz:
Mrs. Chas. Thornton, Mrs. Walter
Mingo. Mrs. Horace Coulson, Mrs.
J. c. Miller Mrs. +. T. Robb. Mrs.
T.. Almquist, Mrs. Rose Y. Colvin
and Mrs. II. Kaesmeyer.
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HEBREW BENEVOLENT

The Seattle Hebrew Benevolent so
oiety and all friends Will sew FOR the
needy at tho Educational Center on
Monday. February 1e. Mrs. l.. Yer.
standlg will act as hostess.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-14
LAUREL CAMP
NOTED AUTHOR
Will, SPEAK

Ralph Parlette, noted author, pub
licist and lecturer. will appear in
Seattle February is, at the Plym-
outh Congregational church, and de-
liver his famous lecture on The
University Of Hard Knocks.
Mr.. Parlette comes under the
auspices of the High School Teach
ers' league and the Grade Teachers
club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-14
COUNCIL NO. "a

MANlIOU CoUNClL NJ. ~
Manitou Council No. 81 Degree
OF Pocohontas. viii give the second
OF its series OF luncheons and card
parties Thursday. February 10, in
stead OF Tuesday. February IL. at
the home OF Mrs. O. j. Hanson,
1864 Rainier ave. near Dakota st.