The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 5, 1921, Page 8

‘ " . ‘ 1 - 7’ 5 7 j ¢ ot pe _ A — tables have boon Tonerved, nd that rene Neate soudlor in ne voce | CAMPFIRE GIRLS PLAN he hat and 20 allver collard Tb A WOMEN’S CLUBS sj tereire** | ALL-CAMP HIKE SATURDAY ee : THE SEATTLE STAR : THURSDAY, MAY 5 seat. 7 feds in California; _ Luncheon for Visitor; _ Invitations Extended ss for Tea. Daniel Hagley PT. A. ‘The all-camp hike on Saturday will (hird leaders and assistant guardians Little Tea Shop CLUBS FOR FRIDAY ane A coagge Poesy | vs ng § be led by Mra. Lottie Cunnon and!is years of neo oF under are eligible | : “UBS Lady Artisans auny 10 inaeley "| Mrs, Ida Powers, with the Kibelo| Gu s having half day or a few | Service — Lady Artisans will moet at the! A. will be held at the rchool Friday | ing Powonsa groups. Girls will meet} hours they could give to local head In charge of the Mtfle tea shop Leschi Heights Woman's Improve | home of Mrs, 1. N. Bowon, 1029 Bant at Spm The Pro) the end of the Cowen park car| quarters should call wp at once and of the Orthopedic hospital, on Satur | ment Club 70th st, Friday, May 6, at 12 m im includes & waxaphone solo by line at 9:20 & m,, returning to the jot us know. ‘There ts ever ao much . day, will be the Annie Wright Semim! Mra, Andrew Dow and Mra Ralph | Take Greon Lake car to Green Lake| Kenneth Greiner, with Mary Foy ®t] icy anout 9:90. Take your own lunch | work to be done in connection with | Alice True Gentle |» club, with Mra, Harry Bean aa White will asset Mra. Ralph Knopp | station, the plano; vocal solo by Mise Nelli¢ | ang cup, the camp. D hosters, aasivted by Mra, J. C. Hay: at the meeting of the Leseht Heights eee Dick, and an adarems on “What OF)". 0 i camber of Commerce| There will be no afl-oamp hike fat den, Mra. J. C. Hayden, Jr, Mra, Woman's Improvement club at the ote Tote of Alpha Chi Omegs fanization Can De for a Conmunt and Commercial club have wet aaide|Urday, May 14, aa all of the girls! F. D. Moorea, Mra, William RandaM home of the latter, 026 24th ave ota of Alpha Chi Omega will| ty," by Mr. ls P, Bennett, principal Maturday, May 14, a» Campfire tag |@re urged to help with tag day. j Crawford, Mrs, FR. H. Morgan, Miss at 2 o'clock, ‘The afternoon's pro- chapter houne, 4543 18th |of the Ballard high school Mefresh- ioe This wit be'in charge of Mrw.| Candy for Port Townsend should Nel! Patrick, Miss Mary Katherine gram includes a talk on “Civies” by ave. N. K., on Saturday afternoon at| ments will be served, Leute L. Mendel. There will be a|be at headquarters Friday, May 13, | Baker and Mrs. George Scott. Mrs, Wiswell Wilson and a group of | 290 o'clock. Mra, Chartea Johneon ’ see tan an the home of Dre. C. W. Stim | by 6:90. | e. songs by Mra, Forrest Balyeat, ae and Miss Helen Gleason will be the Health and Your Home oon Viiday, May ¢, trom § to | Which eamp will win the three AND MIS JOHN GLIDDEN | 4 liumnae Meetings companied by Mra, James Forrest. | howtosses for the afternoon, A free public lecture will be @tven |i eunraians and women inter boats offered by the Dime and Dol ERUE announce the marriage)" On pyiday, May 6, Chi Omege a | at Chickering ball, Monteling DUlId |i Hetping the tag day @ #uc-|!ar Savings and Loan aesociation? Beir daughter, Alice True Gentle, | ine will meet at the home of| ie of Seattle Bethlehem Shrine No. 1 Ing, Friday night, May @, at8o'elock.| Monday, May 9, at 2:30, at| The contest started May 1 and ends Ernest Weltmer, D, V, T., will speak “Health and Yo Mr. Jacob Robinson Proebstel, on Mia Jeanette Hainsworth, 2657 2tth|. Th Cotdrie of Seattle will meet at) Rethichem Shrine No, 1, White local headquarters there will be a| June At the present time the » April 28, in Santa Crus, ave. & W. Mra. Edward W. Allen, 225 at the Phi Mu Houss, 4530 Unt. | Shrine of Jerusalem, will meet at § Home.” ‘nie meeting of all guardians and assist |lewa girls are ahead, One dollar versity blvd. Mra. George Lityefield | o'clock Friday evening in the lis the firwt of a series of lectures to The Coffield, with its startea a new account. Get every ; ee. Ree eaettte niumme ct her hime Will preside at the business mecting |Masonio ‘Tompla, Harvard ave and be given under the “Manpower Devel. |“ qrnrdiang will be unable to be|member in your family to open one.) 12-inch swinging wring- Hull to Be Honor on Saturday afternoon at 2:80 yet Jima ot ten 2 ge had Soot bed wt an oping Class.” er prenent, Fe mare —, | bag Al get ong eg middle of June er, makes friends in- G Phi Beta alumnae “epartment of Journ a sent, preferal “ ne giria’ | (0 think . | Guest at Luncheon Se ened by Men We fe vernity will ppeak On “Current| Seattle Federntion gf Women's Chapter AO, P. HO. sent, Preteraty oie the various| ‘The Campfire mtzer hetd’ at the|M stantly. PComplimenting her daughter, Mre.| oss at her home, 6734 Bast Events.” An executive board moet. Clubs Chapter AC, P. FE. O., will hold ®| districts in the city will be mapped | Masonic temple last Saturday, April Its easy oscillating Hal of Caltfornim who is her " ing will precede the regular mecting| The board of trustees of the Mat-| rummage mie at 1800 Wentiake ave. | oy and captains will be amigned, | 30, was « hu Mrs. Albert Wilton hag ar-|Gremn, take bivd, Tuesday, May 10.) 08 osclocke, tle Federation of Women's clubs an-| Friday and Saturday of this week. | try in tur amsigning girls, mothers |Of the Pol an & luncheon at her home for | ** ». eee # thht the party scheduled for| There will be many attractive ar movement is easy on and women to help them. Bext Wednesday afternoon. Twelve “. Roard of Truster Friday, May 6, has been canceled, |ticles to entice the shopper and the| “Md women te help them | cattle Police band, ete, ‘The fg your clothes and easy to ‘Will be entertained, and bridge Y Mrs. A. Lowe and Mra. Harry Otte and in ite place a lawn party will/ millinery department, under the 4l-|an4 guardians, went over to the new | Minstrel show was a big success and/ operate. 4 erm the diversion of the later | usi¢c McKnight will be hostesses at the|be given at the clubhouse on June | rection of Mrs, W. C. Hmith and Mra.| Sine aite last Sunday, At the end [sent the girls into gales of Inughter Fre demonstenion PA meeting of the boant of truatess of |10. The club women are also plan-| Frank Acteson, will be empsetally|i¢ the two and one-half hours boat jand on the strength of this two elu ‘4 eee A Ho Club Gives the Fruit and Flower Miasion at the |ning & big rummage sale for May | featured. Mra. J. W, Phelps is chair trip the girle greeted the new mite |Of the city have offered to give the Cash or easy terms. nned - home of the former, 917 16th ave. |1%, 20 and ai. man of the general committes, a%| 0.4 dashed madly off the bont on | Mirls $26 for two performances. The Tea Pla musica: tea| Pleasing Concert Ny at 10:30 a m eee Winted by Mra, Willi #, Bell and | ii own dock and Inepected the | $70 proceeds from the mixer will go i te anurccen, Mise Frances| Last evening the Apollo club gave eee Child Study Department Mra. 1. W. Gre various cottages, racing around the |tpto the boat fund to buy boats tor | Seattle Electrical ard Miss Helen Lyter will be| their second annual concert in the Otympte View PLT. A. Chfd ntudy department of the png orchard, rowing, ete. It was long |*ummer camp, Supply Co. Main 5331 509 Pine St, In * > Woman's Century club with Mra. J Nina M. Tent No, 2 a time ee | the home of Miss lated, | New Thought auditortim. This male) me Oiympic View PT. A. win , M. Fry ’ past noon when they finally had time = chorus of 40 voloes, under the leaders | gan Cae p. tm tn the schoot | Oster Dean, 6202 Peart st, Program| ina M. Fry tent No. 12, Daugh-| lo ect ‘They ait seea iethe amd GE doin 10 bee ten ton ship of Adam Jardine, has becom® poise Refreshinents will be served |UY Miss M. Cole and Mra. Joh Har | tore of Veterans, will nerve a home | camp ever. Fire Girly camp fund wan directed quite efficient, and their concert was by the teachers and all who are to-|"* Hox lumeh at 12.30 p.m Take) cooked dinner in Veterans’ hall, the Beginning Friday, May 6, there |at the Kiwanis club Wednesday, the a most enjoyable one, |terentea oe uted te attend, | South Renton ear, Armory, Friday from 12 to 180 p.lwin be weekly working parties to membern of the famous organization | p,Tbe chorus te emall, which Imi | oe Ts hase mA mie and card party te which Hine mew camp site’ ‘Thirty iria mty | een createiaetlemmneatan = Miss Dorothy Lyter, odwanyg or Fm agntaday’ eee ey, Ladiew Literary and Musical Ctob | Red Crom Nursing Clasere everyone 18 inv will follow atleign up for each Friday. ‘The boat Musical program wit! be gfven | but Mr. Jardine has dow exceedingly | “ey MM. Null will entertain the | Red Cross nursing classes at Jum | 230 o'clock. leaves the foot of Pike mt. at 4:30) Dorothy Eaton, Mins Doro-| well with the matertal he has. The! smners of the Ladies’ Literary and |bl¢ Shop and Kirkland at 10 a, m.. e+ p.m. Gifts take blankets, cup and , Mian Adolia Walker, Miss | individual parts are not. as strong @® vi isioat club at her home, 7453 | *t Redmond at 3, at Bryant school Homentrader’ Ladge wpoon and box luneh for Friday | Bamford and Miss Margaret} the ensemble, The tmrmony and con rake bivd, at # p. m st 2 and at ¥. W. GC. AL for Nose Homentoaderw lodge will bold a eo levening. ‘The evening will be spent | e \ piantsstmo red excellent, y- latter eee mary girig at T45 p.m etal peanion in the aril ager in exploring and“peach fire. Satur: | eee being especially good in “Evenin€ Native Danghters of Washington bl hall Friday evening, May 6, at 9|aay the xirla will help paint boats, | ] Hosts Serenade,” by Panche. The men have "an ative Daughters of Washing Latheran Women’s League o'clock, Pree | cottages, gather atone for the fire | the spirit of what they are doing, and! OTS NN SS Nm une parlor, witt| Lutheran Women's league of fe pines, ote. They will return Satur | and Mra. Leroy M. Backt | ineir singing showed consc ntious, meet with Mra. Bornetta Wright, 611 | @ttle in the social hall ef the Home| Seattle Counrfl of Minute Women| gay at 620, ‘The cost will be $1; 50 ‘Mr. and Mre, Mark Odell have | work by both members and leader," , sonomica building from 3 to 6| The committee on reconstruction |cents must be paid upon signing te invitations to eighteen | “The Garden of Your Heart,” “The |.¥,, U% Sian aye. N. W. cor at) clock. Lutheran wormen of the Yial.|of the Seattle Counel ef atiaute| rte Sunt ance’ aoa lee ent | AT THE SILK SHOP CONTINUES for a dinner at the Sunset! Mullican Musketeers” and “Cossack the = Fe Saal aauee promptly at|Yersity guests of honor, Women will meet at the Good Bats| over there to cover the coxt of the WEEK @vening, preceding | Warsong” all met with merited ap-|) ne, menting Will #tart promptly at I Be afeteria, Friday, May 6, at 9:45 a.m. | three meals. ALL ( plause and were repeated. Other ¢@:| ance ie to be tranmcted ae well Mothers and Daoghtrrs e.e 9 A boat load of men and women P . Joyablo numbers, weil “interpreted, | Portance |e 10 be tranmcied we viaa| Mothers and Daughters of Raven Abraham Lincoln Clrete will leave every Saturday at 520 at Special Cut Prices on Taffeta, Crepe were “The Lamp to the Weat™ and year. All active Native Daughters | % Neighborhood at school at 6 p. m Abraham Lincoin ciréle, Ladies ef| the foot of Pike «t. returning on ° : 4 “The Long Day Closes. Are requested to he present as well Supper, followed by program. For|the G. A. Ry, will give @ benefit] ®unday evening, The coxt will be $1] de Chine, Tricolettes, Satins, Mrs. Lou Staude, soprano, was the as all old charter members, reservations call Mra. A. E. Priem,| luncheon at the home of Mrs, Cyrus|to cover boat fare and food. Pro soolist. Her singing lacks shading, Shirtings and Crepes | ee Kenwood 749, Mille 2292 N, 64th wt, on Priday,| viding there will not be the maxi. | and she sings almost continually with w Ys Cont eee M t 12 noo Aneietl th t . man’ ury Club ay 12 noon. aeieting the} mum number of men and women, a full votee. “Vol Lo Sapete, Oh woners Sow astern Star Club pose a ; : | ‘ _ ig »| The music department of the jontonn will be Mrw. Melvin W, Dae-|some girls may remain over by pay Very special, 40-inch Crepe de akg 4 wu por cr Mama,” from “Cavalleria Rusticana.” woman's Century club will hold ita| Paster Star club at 4090 Arcade| ter. Take Green Lake ont, Friends |ing an additional $0 cents to cover | Chines, all colors, yard ‘ iar orice tent Monday after. jy soe Rae ho hag pr ebecry annual “Play day” on Friday, May | Matiding at 2p. m Businesé meet | of the order will be welcomed, the coet of Sunday meals. Girlx and| ? ps eas : =| she lege Maser May | ine ‘ab : Been, followed by an Orpheum party.| Other numbers that met withy favor |/f at the home of | Mra. HW.) Dé “he, tovens Relief Carpe prem Ranged alla lb any od 33-inch Imported Pongees, 69 ¥ = %.9 were “Obstination” by De Fontelaie nie runcheon will be served at, Women's Association of Plymouth ftevens Relief corps will hold an|They should take tools if poasible | PEF YO 20... ccecerccseccevccoccoes Cc les, and “Robin, Robin, Sing Me a peen, The Silene elected for the Chureh aliday social at the home of Com-| The work will consist mostly of tear Song” ensuing year include: Chairman,| The Woman's Association of Ply-| rade Hopkins, in Kirkland, Friday,|ing out partitions, making cottages Vill Be Howtess If you need any silks, attend this f Mra. J. E. Patrick; vice chairman, | Muth Chureh will meet in the! May 6, Take 1046 ferry at Madison| into one big room. ete. Mattronsen, Satiornta, heise Camille Ma. Men Fred Brana; peoretary treas (church parlors Friday. ‘There wi! be | st Jeota and dishes are being ent over | sale and save. of California, rsona sen; tes. Qeares & Mhadinn, an executive board meeting at 10:30 eee this week wo that comfortable quar .« # & m., followed by the mission study Brith American Association tere will await the workers. | Mr. and Mra m. J. Rartefls and Mothers’ and Daaghter’ Club eines a¢ 11:30 led by Mra, A. BL Ray The Hritish American association! Tuesday, May 10, at 230, there will | little daughter have returned from &! The Mothers and Daughters’ club| Ph After lunch, which will be| will entertain with @ dancing party be @ monthly meeting of group! three months’ trip in the Fast 404 |of the Ravenna neighborhood will en. | **TY*d at 12:20, the program will [n | at Christensen's ball, Broadway and|seribes. Every group should be rep- California, tertain on Mothers’ day, May ¢, with | “lle & review of the work of the/ Madison st, J'riday evening, May 6. resented and the same at 6 Mr. and Mra Witam T. Perwell/a supper at the school house at ¢| American Missionary association All patrons are requested to attend, | o'clock there will be a monthly meet- have returned from ten dnys spent in|/p. m., followed by a program. For phy Pied The regular meeting of the ansocia-|ing of the Junior Guardians’ asso | Victoria and Vancouver, B.C reservations, pleane call Mra. A. EL Rag Tre tion will be held in the Fine Arts| ciation. Take picnic lunch and cu; 1750 a2a|Priem, Kenwood 149, tpfore Wounes | Another of the “rag tenw™ which | hall. on Friday evening, May 13, at| Hot chocolate will be served for 5) Mra. Charles Morton, an 5: have proved #0 popular tn the past,|8 o'clock. Strangers of British birth |eenta, Plans for a myjash party will | st, has as her house guests for a |S": _ | wilt be given by the Minute Women ly Invited be completed on that date. AN Blue few days her sister, Mra. Poindexter, |“) Sitdann’s ‘and fosin| at the Educational Center, 18th ave. |————— oe prodf@etion is worth from $65,000,000/ and Main et, Friday at 1:30 o'clock - to $75,000,000 a year. Those who are interested gre urged > oi » §, 7 to bring materials, scrape of ore being congratulated upon the birth Ne Wi §) of a daughter, Grace Adelie, at the Seattle General hospital on avril IPE @@ § i* ~ fihen hana tieedlls Whkes Mise | and G nite Recenter acter GOW 't in Europe, are at present in Con- stantinople. Mr. W. Le Ostrander, who has been | cetiaut Mt wintering to California, has returned | = om and is the guest of his son and a , |daughterindaw, Mr. and Mre. Harry b | 7 tn oe The Silk Shop J..D. ZAHRT Upstairs—Westlake and Pine snumntin ymptoms in Adults: GALDRESS detred, Pains stiffness tm the knees, ankies or wrists F, Ostrander, Mr. Theodore Owens returned Wednesday from a short business ‘Orecien A. trip to Yakima, Mr, and Mra. A. H. Albertson wit! ,| leave next Wednesday foo a month's visit in Washington, D, C Mra, A. G, Cushman, who has been ow and effectual re or rheumation, bw ‘and neuritis, It cooling, felleves pain and prevents recurrent attacks of thene diseases, inn od QUILTING - ‘We quilt your pieced qniits and comforters in beautiful de the guest of Afr. and Mra Harry (I sicns, 1.60 to @2.80 cach. , a dh Whitney Preat, left today for a short|} 142'N. SEVENTY-SIXTH ST. ew site visit in Shelton, Phone Ballard 2914 te All Parts of the City Miss Dagathea Sharples returned last evening from a visit of several days with Miss Emily Nettleton, in Tacoma. party that Is to be given at Bungalow Inn on Monday after-| the gueste for the summer of Mra. Moy 14. by the Denny Fuhr-| Lippitt’s mother, Mra. E. 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