The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1929-06-13
JUNE 10, 1929

nua Guest Day of Spokane Soross. buffet lun-
cheon preceded the program and more than one
hundred members of the club and their guests
served.
A musical program the feature and the
Sorosis Quartet, Mrs. N. NJ Warwick, Mrs. NJ c.
Peterson, Mrs G. X. Hdebrand and Miss Belle
Colver, sang two groups of songs
The first including two plantation songs, Little
Cotton Dolly" by Adam Geibel, and Indy" by
Charles Gilbert Spross; the second In the Garden
OF My Heart" by Caro- Roma and Ernest Ball, and
Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes" told English)
arranged by Hans LIGHTER.
Miss Helen Hazen, student at Washington State
college, gave a group of readings from "Contem-
porary Poems by Mary Caroline Davies, Indian
File" Gypsy Time and AT the End of the Trail"
Miss Mary McGregor entertained with piano
solo, presenting the supposed moods of kings
jester typiied in the music.
Gordon Cross, tenor, was heard in a group OF
songs which included Schubert's who Is Sylvan;
'Homing,' by Del Riego; Spirit Flower, by Camp
bell Upton; You i'll Gondola," by Clarke, and
Were You There?" by Burleigh. Mrs. McEachran
accompanied.
Besides the members, invited guests were Mrs
W. II. Austin, Mrs. o, W. Young, Mrs. +. G. Farr,
Miss Anna Smallwood Miss Edythe NJ. Brown,
Mrs. +. d. Pike, Mrs. II. H. Beamer, Mrs. w. C.
Meyer Mrs. w. b. Chandler, Mrs. Pauline Suing
Bloom Miss Winfred Van Husen, Mrs William
Freels Mrs. r. o. Ramsey, Mrs. E. Byrd, Mrs J. r.
Armstrong, Mrs George w. Rittman, Mrs. Harve H.
3. ii. Il.
of Portland, Mrs. Leta Adams Hurd, Mrs. Margaret
Souther, Miss Dorothy Horley, Mrs Frank Skene
Miss Ruth Younkn, Miss Ruth McMaster, Miss Lee
nora Peach, Miss Helen Hazen, Miss Mary Nc
Gregor.
With Modern Youth the study theme Spokane
Sorosis outlines the following program:
September 9-IIostesses. Mrs. w. " Woovin,
Mrs A. L. Mitchell Presidents Address, Mrs. Rob
Bell; Psychology of Youth, Mrs J. NJ Simp-
September 23-Hostesses, Mrs. j. w Dunnng,
Mrs Geo. Horley Comparative Art Japanese Chill
dren, Mrs. J. ID. Ellis Committee Reports
october 14-Hostesses, Mrs f. b. Peach, Mrs.
w. w. Weeks. Youth of the British Isles, Mrs.
Chas. C. Berkey; American Song Birds, Mrs. A. NJ
Campbell.
October 2S-Hostesses, Mrs. w. g. CLANCY, Mrs.
Paul Raney. La Jennesse de France Mrs. }. u.
Hazen; Who's Who in American Music, Mrs. N. NJ.
Warwick. Committee Reports
November 11-Hostesses, Mrs. Mabel Bement,
Mrs. r. b. Garfield The Young People of Germany,
Mrs. G. e. Taber Book Review, Mrs. M. c. Peter
SEN
November 25-Hostesses. Mrs Milton Freiberg
Mrs F. A. McMaster. Youth of Sunny Italy Mrs
Umberto Martucci North American Indian Prob
lens, Mrs. f. A. Noteware. Committee Reports
December 9-Christmas Party The sound is chill
but let it whistle as it WILL well keep our Christ
mas merry still Iostesses, Mrs. Geo. Goble Mrs
W. NJ. Morse. Christmas Rites in Different Lands.
January 13-Hosesses. Mrs. f. H. Wells, Mrs. {.
Olin Rice. Adolescence in India, Mrs owen T. Day;
Chldren's Poets, Mrs. f. l.. Dashiell Committee
Reports
January 27-Anniversary and Presidents Day
To Seek, To Know, To Enjoy. Music, Soross Quar-
tet. Past Presidents in charge.
February 10--Hostesses. Mrs l. M. Radabaugh.
Mrs. G. Il. McEachran. The Spanish Young People,
Mrs. Sarah F. Archer; Book Review, Mrs M Ball.
February 24-Patriotic Day. AS the Sea of
Galilec. the Christ is whispering Peace.-Whittier
Hostesses, Mrs. w W. Stillman. Mrs c. N. Souther.
Youth of America, Mrs. F. b. Slice; Music, Sorosis
Quartet Committee Reports.
March 10-Hostesses Mrs. w. e. Leigh, Mrs
Chas Duncan; Peasant Youth of Russia, Mrs. G. f.
DeGraff: John Gasworthy a Dramatfst, Mrs Rex
Jeffords.