The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1928-11-01


meeting of the Spokane Council of Jewish
Women according to Mrs Max Barkan. publicity
chairman. Mrs. Sidney ostroski program chair
man, is arranging the program to follow board
meeting set for zoe o'clock Mrs. Harry Rosen
haupt, president of the Council, will preside.
Two hundred members OF the p T. @. Sister
hood of the Inland Empire expected TO at
tend the luncheon to be given by the Spokane
=, +. O. Council, at Culbertsons Saturday, when
Mrs Louise Hoaglund, state organizer, will be
the guest of honor The program has been
ranged by Mrs. }. a. Huston, of Chapter AZ, as
sisted by Miss Grace Holman of Al, and Mrs.
H. C. keedy of Chapter r. Mrs f. f DeNoe,
OF Chapter 30 is chairman OF arrangements and
has charge OF reservations. Assisting Mrs. DeNoe
and Mrs. A. W. Lindsay Of Chapter z, and Miss
Frances Stubbefed OF Chapter r.
Chapter II, p. +. O., has postponed its guest
day program scheduled for November !, and will
have its regular meeting on this day Mrs. J. b.
Hazen, president will direct the meeting. Chap
ter Az is TO have a fruit shower today for the
benefit of pension mother. The members will
meet at 1880 this morning with Mrs A. c. Adams.
1903 Adams street. Msr II. ~ Fogle is presi,
dent of Chapter Az Chapter 30 had planned to
have its educational fund tea, Wednesday, but
has postponed the affair until November 81 Miss
Bess Thomas is TO be hostess. Mrs. Frances
Mahoney is president of Chapter DO
The Ladies' Aid Society of Central Methodist
Church, will be host TO all of the other Methodist
Ladies' Aid societies of the city at a luncheon at
Central Methodist Church, Friday, November 9th.
Each member is TO bring article of food, and
the hostesses will contribute the coffee. and
sugar Following the luncheon, each president
VIII give a nVeminute fellowship talk sTeSsng
the plans OF her organization for the winters work
Mrs George Goble. chairman of membership
of the Young Women's Christian Association who
is working toward completing 1000 memberships
thss year, has established Friendship" fund
whereby those interested may contribute regard
less of membership.
The Women's Lutheran Hospital Auxiliary will
hold its annual bazaar at the Parkvew Girls
Club, S312 Spruce. today and tomorrow. -Four
national booths have been arranged. and the noon
luncheons and dinners from 5 80 to $500 each DAY
will feature national delicacies. Today will be
Swedish and German day, tomorrow America and
Norway will be represented. Fancy work and
useful articles suitable for Christmas gifts will be
offered for sale. Proceeds of the bazaar will be
added to the club property fund Mrs A. * Wal.
born is general chairman, with Mrs. J. C. Lille.
bold assisting. Other chairmen are Mrs T.
Skone and Mrs Eric Johnson, Swedish booth,
Mrs. II. Klein and Mrs. II. Krau German booth:
Mrs. c. Lee and Mrs. n. Odega1d Norwegian
booth; Mrs. John Redlin and Mrs Frederick
Schrock, American booth: Mrs NJ ~ Johnson
culinary department, and Mrs. Theodore Nestle
tickets.
The Amethyst Club will observe the one hun.
dredth birthday anniversary of Franz Schubert
with special program OF Schubert music to be
presented by Miss Evelyn kellogg and Miss Edith
Smith, following 100 o'clock luncheon Tues.
day at the home of Mrs Ralph Hanson ES26
Twenty-sxth avenue Mrs. Harry Davenport pres.
fdent will preside at the business session proceed
ing the program. which will include the following
number Impromptu Miss Smith: Ave Maria
tSerenade) Miss Kellogg. accompanied by Miss
Smith: The Organ Grinder, My Sweet Repose
The Fri King, Eugene Almquist. accompanied bv
Miss Kellogg; Marche Mtare, Grace Hammer
and Alan Meisenheimer.
II is hard to realize. these delightful DAYS that
Thanksgiving is just around the corner We of
the Northwest have, indeed, cause TO return thanks
for this season of fufment-for soft Italian
skies in November. One of the first Thanksgiv-