The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 15, 1922, Page 10

PAGE 10 - Seattle Society : et Dinner Will Honor Bu isitors; Mr Plans Entertainments Bride-Elect. . opal Mr, and Mra, Hi, Talbot and Miss Vera Tal Bot, Of San Francisoo, Mr. and Mrs. © Joka A. Campbet! will entertain with + & buffet dinner for ) their home tis evening eee ~ Supper-Dance Will Honor Mrs. Sundt Complimenting her sister, Mra. Frederick Sundt, of Christiania, Nor WAY, Who is visiting her paronts, Mr. Mre. Moritx Thomsen, Mrs. Thomsen Milburn is entertains with & supper-dance at her home evening, April 24 tions have heen tmited of the honor guest. fair Planned for iss Helen Sutthoff ting Miss Helen Sutt- Who is to become a bride on 936, Mrs. Hugh de Valin is en. with an informal tea and shower from 4 until 6 ek, at her home, Saturday aft- April 22. ‘ + y. April 24, Misa Lor will honor Miss Sutthoff for William twenty-five at Bridge party at her home, To- afternoon Miss Margery and Miss Margaret Lower ng at tea in her honor. carry » Eyman Entertains cheo ; Mrs. Samuel! BR. C, the r and Mrs. John C. , Mrs. Lewis ©. Eyman enter. @ luncheon for eight, fol- Bridge, at her home Thurs- eee 7 on Will Mrs. Talbot Bert Farrar will be hostess Informal luncheon at her resi- Friday afternoon, with H. Talbot of San Fran- guest. . Carroll and Miss ap Fox entertained with a charm: @ tea at the home of Miss Fox % . in compliment to sa Sutthoff, a bride-to-by Month. Spring flowers were @ effectively thru all the rooms, AM artistic basket of lavender ‘peas centered the attractive where Mrs. Roger Bone Howard Chastain presided urns, assisted by Mins Helen Miss Margaret Delaney, Miss Schwager, Miss Esther Snyder Miss, Elizabeth Beddow. i sta Mrs. Frank S. Bayley, for president of the Wom club next year, the 7 of the different commit entertained with a luncheon of covers at the club Briday aft. Spring flowers in graceful Gecorated the table. DATES : 0 REMEMBER iets inner at tne lor Mise Katherine Powers. precedin ph contume © Bali” St Queee Anne hai North Broadway circle of the Fruit nd Flower Mission's card party and tea at the Keaitle Yacht club. pos Ketth Logan Buititt entertainin . re entertaining at dinner befor Joba Loor Locke wilt with an int DRSDAY, APHIL 15— Prisetiia Anderson's brides tan Somplimenting Misa Katherine ‘Powers and Mrs. Phillips Dickin fon. James © Galbraith to hosters at chi dancing y for her grandchildren, Rose ry Adam and Mary 6: este. Mary Gall DAY, APRIL 1s— and ‘card part 7] to entertain * from 4 unt complimentary to Mra Irving Halsey Mise Donna Lane to entertain at luncheon at home for Miss Hetsy Booth Mm Aubrey Wilton's tes. menting Mra and Mra Cari Gntll 5 o'cine THURSDAY, Arnit eo— ine tem will liment Mildred and Mise Claire Bt berg. with Miss Florida sing fs hortes Joseph's Parish Guild's Party at the Yacht ciub Miss Kuth Tren At luncheon compl from 3 Lee Shaw Williams, card Women's to speak Ideas in’ India FRIDAY, Arai 21— Mrs. Frederick C. Holton and Mra Fred C. Ayer ntertain & tem at th Be toate University 13 on Jownt Mo Arthur Latimer Mrs. Thomas M Miss Marion Scout Howard wilt entertair dancing party at Country club, he Creigh Cunningham fiance, Mr, Charles Jr. MONDAY, APRIL 24— Queen Anne Guild's card party and bazaar at the bungalow Robert & of th with w v elub, WEDNESDAY, Ari Dinner at home, cor Miss Creigh Conningham fiance, Mr. Charien Dill Jr., with Miss howtens Mise Helen Sutthort Herbert Conner Anne's church morning TUESDAY, M Interlaken Mra M WEDNESDAY, MAY 17—~ Revton Hil) Guild's ourd party at the fach and Mise Doris oring = Mine and her Diller Pratt chapter, Daughters will entertain at the Seattle Yacht nd her Fratt vabeth Baird ue to wea Talbot 4 9 o'clock in the AY 9— Guild's card Parker's party bali room . Milburn} Supper - Dance ‘| it MRS. T. ARTHUR LEE | Music Easter Music at University Presbyt There wilt b at the Univer IN. 1%, at Mr ity P 1, aT the morning It, M. Kendricks v MyrUe Wile GRAND BACKED CONC eno HOLY » oF “THe Orator 1 erry ' te A Tatroduet Tenor Quartet Air tor Tenor My om pant de tt She Trio (unace Chery ye OF “Thine Li “Ader Aromenta Air for Tengp Air for Contral panied) | | | . Air for Koprane Came Out of Duct (Hoprane and ¢ ar Quartet and ¢ the Ghe quartet t driok do Hoe Weate Firat vieline are stort, Me, Wilbur Theodore Anderson cond vieline—Mr Warren Allen. Mise Louise Benton. Joe Forkner Daria Mrs. Lee, who has recently come here from New York to RE ‘niake her home, is being welcomed as a charming addition to | the younger married set.—Portrait by Grady. Dinner as Birthday Compliment / Mrs. Edgar Morgan Mills enter, tained twelve guests at dinner last evening at the Hotel Sorrento, fol lowed by @ theater party at the Orpheum, honoring Mr. Mille on his birthday. Gardner Renuler Rivart Nielsen, Mr Walter Morgan, fp Mr. Mr, While an Mise Helen jano—Mee, Myri | Music Planned | | Bridge Luncheon Porty-four guests will be entertain. ed at luncheon b Mre, H. Neubert at her home nage Tuextay afternoon, with the later hours devoted to bridgr Schedule for Orthopedic | Tea Shop In charee Shop next Trinity . ~ Wiison at Bt. Patrick's church, ¢ Harvard and Lynn, at big! £:20 a. m Sunday Ten “Vide Agtham nday, “tntrelt \Mr. and Mrs. Ostrander Dinner Hosts Mr. and Mra. Harry F. Ostrander are entertaining at dinner Wednes day evening, prior to the Charity bell Denny-Fuhrman gutld of the Ortho pedic hospital tw giving at the Mason of the Orthopeds week will te Me Men, Harding Gow, SUS hostess; Tuesday, #t Mark's «ulld. Grados Mrs Margaret Chael, chairman; Seawest Wednesday, Westminster Preaby. Sorte tertan chureh, Mrs. V. B. Armstrong, chairman; Thursday, St. Margaret's jie. domate. ok eulld of St, Mark's church, Mra ' ‘ . Frederick P. Harlow, chairman: Fri Entertains at Bridge day, Alki auxiliary, Mra Charles | Mise Helen Ferryman entertained Gatfner, chairman: Saturday 24 quests at bridge at the Women's Highland Drive, Mr A. University club thin afternoon. At chairman. the fea hour Mra. Gilbert Hutter: Mrs. Gow will be assisted on Mon | worth. Jr, and Mra, W. K Sulter day by Mrs. J. Bt. Shephard, Mrs. C { presided. P. Russell, Mee. J. R. & Bethel, Mra. AW. Anderson, Mrs. Murdock Mra. J. H.sCondon, Mra. 8. BL Christie and Mins Olga Dieckoff. art Mount Baker Luncheon’ Club A ‘The Mount Raker Luncheon etub Music at First will entertain at luncheon, followed by brides, Wednesday. April 19, at 1 ofelock, The hostesses are to be Mra. J. A. Duncan tcheirman. Mew, A. T. Witttameon, Mra PP. B. Duren and Mrs. L. HU Preneh “Minwa “Minne 1 Dew Penis Angeiioun Del, “Mines Kauitate Agnus CHOUK, PRISON NE KopranteMestaies DW Wt Deversk, HM & Hagen, Mineew Mt Kast aff, | Junior Leaque to Meet | The Junior league of Dey ‘Nurvery association will meet in the club rooms of the Day Nursery build ing, Thurwtiay afternoon, April 20, at 4:20 o'clock This t# an important meeting and members are urged attend. | Mr. Cote to Speak This evening at the architects’ ex hibit in the Fine Arts Galleries, Mr. Joseph Cote will speak on “Colonial Architecture.” The hostesses for the evening will be Mra. A. H. Albertson Personal and Mrs, David Myers. one Mrs. Hugh de Valin and Min Hel- jen Sutthoff are leaving Monday Complete List of |xpend several days with Mr. and Mrs Committees for Bazaar x ‘The complete Hat of committees for | FJ. Bailey, « the Woman's Century club's bazaar | and card party at the Hotel Washing ton, Wednesday, April 19, are an nounced as follows: Advisory Committee Puimerton, George Hebotield, JN. Gh J. & Molt. Social Commitice—Meadamen MacP ¥. H. Soper, B. Pages Mend ache Holt P Thelma Wolf i Hoven, Al Inabaile Whalley, Doria Yaten Haecker, Henry Bittman, Adoiph Nel Gow A. Kauter +i be amet ciline, fret violin; | Madden. second viciin, Mise Hamave, exile, } . ‘The First Mothodiat wervi Organ preiede os Sunday, Anthem, “Break Forth Into Mo} pound Base Seripture, “Lo! the Tomb te FE Wiley ‘ove. Mr. and Mra. Frank J. Stewart lett ; Tuesday for Portland. mpend the | Easter holidays with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mra. Harry Sargent ING PROGHAM, Organ fecital *) aster to Alletula-Alow A Rises Fr Mesdames F LB ® ro sis | i Mr. and Mra. 3. C. Bowles will ca the aaetent leave next week for a trip in the Eaat x i, ot Fo nd Florida, returning by the way of ayes California nays the om z.. 3 Marran, a on Ruth Curtis Mises ting Jeannette Joyon Rover. Mar-| na, Lucitie Turrte Virginia Daniels, er \ Mary Magdaiebe and th Mrs. ed ~4 | Mr | ha visit ir and retur pa Henry Schroeder from five weeks’ | ‘ornia } oes D. « the sepule Mark exvitt VEN I WORD 16 I lintroda Ye Piret W give Yrank A | Mra. Harry terday from Salem Hurley returned . month's visit in Hen Mies Cynthia 4—Ra Ther Tittal Mystic man. Jo The Romany Seors Pittwood. J. W man, ©. J. Salter, Publictty—Mre chairman, nting Piggott, M Afternoon corme J. Haecker, {f, Charles H Norwood Brockett Way Bha: Meadames Meadames W. HW ord, Henry Kautt- | 7. - Mrs to Port holiday Russell R. Waesche has gone Angela to spend the Euster s with Lieut. Waeache ee Hear Lord, ber Me Mr. Earl Jamison of Los Angeien |" 9.04" tne ia spending a fortnight in town. Wr ee te) an Mrs. Frank Rengetti °. pear the weekend visiting Fr Weeks, | tives in Enumclaw. Me ber William = M. Utter, | Temple Ch rd Bane Committee J. MoCann. Mesdames HC. | Frank Houghton ™ Mr. and spending re Tena Hol Frank A. Tiffany Henry 0, Prices |¥ourth Word Father wittn Party J. Will Field ones Y Haas Kol: J a] Mra. W a few Chelan” Evening Card Party—Mesdames onge MeLoughiin. Jones erendes, Henry Bittman, A. L ‘ week to spe Vrank And the J iter Shannon will leave tn for “Sh 1 the wun a | Kerr, Marry bd Horton, J. Mrs. Philip Weyer nat® Walker) of Coeur ence |her mother, Mrs nest, | o- | Judge Burke left | Washington, D. C., where he will at {tend the meeting of the Carnegie Foundation Fund. | | eee j |} Mrs. William M. Hartford is visit. | ing relatives and friends in Port- nd and the Oregon beaches for sev. } eral weeks. . Mr. and Mrs ceiving ning Viowers b r Georke D w ung, W. Miller, Gladys Cole Mabel ff He M Diana Archibald Hazel Hews “8 The dT Hands 1 Comm puser (Helen d'Alene is visiting H. Walker, Sisth Ww Into Thy Roul Henry ©. Seventh W a Low otal Hane & Sopran Hie Head a Geor; yesterday for Petoe and the Te Arta and Crafte—Mesdames Harriet M Hhaw, Biake D. Mills, B. #. Ingra Jeanie M. Kitlot, ©. C. Phillipa. A. ¢ ner, J. M. Clapp, J. Foster Dean. Yo Signe. of Ye Peppermint styke Mosdames Fred W. Bert, Jr. BW W, Miles, Myrl Faikenbers ra. 1. V. Cole, M. KE. Pearl, wo Haecker, Louie Wal atenwalnor, William Fi ph Kh. Nich ra . Crie War &, Dename Flohr. ¢ AGNES Graft, Campbe Worth ‘ Jon: Wolff, The ma K Kauffman, ( ins, Donald Maltby, Karl Thompaon. T Evangeline w sieth i Chvriat Hew We Do Al Fem edt in k ur eo. Roy Maryatt are re. congratulation: upon the Curtis, Mets, | birth of « on, April 7, at the Seat-| D. }tle General hospital ‘ . | ae Bes y Easter Sunday Mui | Miss Minnie and Miss Florence . "i Rutechow of Aberdeen are spending at St. James the week with wir Mina On EB Sunday Allee K rt, The Misses Rutechow cathedral enrare' are former Seattle girls, and it wilt Will sing at the be of inte st to their many friendy Ass at 9 o'clock, to “warn that Miss Florence jg &Tam of music to take the leading the senior nd play given rdeen high achool at theater in Aberdeen next evening. Apron ¥ Re t w ngalow 4 W Daher, ”, J. D. Rogers (Tac Mesdames Kim Barker, Henry | 6 Lingerie Bower R F.C, Rerendem, line Clark, Henry Bi Aimon Allen, J, Ut The Bole Hutent Mesdames R, Peek Louis Marks, 5 “ Car man Temp! wter sole 4 the Wintermute, m folle William Ki . nal, Fut of the mass The . Iayal Parker Ww. « Foo Children’s J voth nn W Woodward Mond Dolby, Rt WG John on Frank 1 Van Martin D. Mar role At Granda Tuenday Procewa “0, derwa Pro, wo Reaurre ¥, Glen Jobnaon, the Ordinary of the maow Dextora Domini LEMN VESPER AT KR, who on March the day “Twgina Cooll of Ole Nelwon, | {ein “Contordy Laetitia “Ave Marin Tantum “adore Infante and Dolls Evana, W. J. Blackwell, Fred W, Graham, B, &. C. Piggott. 1 Merritt Fane Mine | Mexdan D. | Wainw) He nd to Monroe iMenry M i Y la term of one by Superior Mendamen ¥. Ww Fiteair Pr. Ww Bokhart, | = WwW. BE 1 the hor N. W. and vr Work Vernon 1da jure, P. bth st., was eformatory for 15 years Sature Mitchell Gilliam. (Harm) (Harm) (A. Capeltay eo” (Harm) 4 Land: Judge ton No Shadows, Yonder is AUhingt for Ge Yeo Hiessed of My Whall Musger No Pepper Austin, ‘There will be bpeciil Easter music uh irs. Prances A. Hoffman 4 Miss Methodist Episcopal eburch, at Fifth and Marion, will of-| fer special musical selections at ite Hesurrection Morn Kaward . Johnston Je Temple Chorus edward bin rue or and f nd the Temple Ch oP ATT erian 16th ny THE 4 | Me Lage That Bow in Moly Owr Ged’ | Vather Thess Are They Which | t bulat | | | rutile Most lremular meeting in Carpenten | Apeil 19, at ® p wear white. MH. Ken Anvabel Rene- roan, Mr ar. ! Mr, Hee | orner N.| . Franck | eee ‘ | by Mine} Helen Julie Wir | Eptecopat | J, Barovy Shalt Handey empty | Cook and } Wm. Pouikes |B. R. Todd the | | ment Loret | Raster | | eiwon by the Lote | James F STAR WOMEN’S CLUBS CLUBS FOR MONDAY Legislative Federati Lominlutive Federa Monday, April 17 King County f the w will ne County will ' y A ‘ m, The pr vet Trade at 2 Ww of whieh of man's Mra, I in at 1 pre Woman re mittee loague ident be inter teu, of the tation of & phage wealth Chub Ith club will April, 17 restaurant Monday i ond ave. evenin. at Bolat’s 1918 Candidates for the port 8 mmission and the schdel board will apeuk ‘ Chapter AO, PE pter AO, P, BO, Monday, April 17, at 2p Mra. H. 8 Bowen, #11 36tt ope ADDITION Ae CE 0 will me with meet vve Ants John FP. Miller Women's Relief Corps John F. Miller W. RC. will give an old-fashioned masquerade dance in Veterans’ hall, Armory, Wednew day. evening, April 19, at # o'clock 7? Lincoln Cree League Lincotn of the servation league will meet April 18, at 2:30 p,m. at of Mes, W. W. Houghton nynide ave Chila ¢ Tuend the home 3825 Bun clrele ” West Seattle Review No, 51 Weat Seattle review No. 61, W of the Maccabees, will hold y ball, Wednesday Officers please n tte A 4441 California ave m. eee King County Graduate Nurves A meeting of the members of the King County Gruduate Nurses’ aso. elation (doing private duty nureing). will be held on Tuesday, April 18, at 4 pm, in the nurses’ club room: at the ¥. WC. A. This meeting t for the purpose of organizing a prt vate duty section of the King County ammonia tte te quested by the notional aescelation All nurses deing private duty nure ing are urgpd to be present 7 Theosophiea! Society An Waster munical program will be Runday achoot, at the Theosophical society, Bunday, & p 100 Lyon butlding, Third ar All invited. o North End.Mlower Clab North Kind Flower club will meet Friday at 3 p.m the club raduate Nureew ® April in ye Renefit for Shatin For the benefit of Mies Hannah Frans, a member of Dr Huns mnpomed of Mra chairman; Mra Mrx, Blanche Young Mrn rive a party in the F 1410 Third ave, Aprit of A. Bebraffenbers Adeline Wi Helnone, Mrs Mabel Dingle nama cafeterta riday evening. Late wilt . Rally at Asbary M. BE. Church A mally of the churches and viein ity will be held in Asbury M, church, North 40th and Whitman ave. Sunday evening, April 16, at 6 k. Mra, Maude B Perkins, of N. ¥., national secretary among young peopie, will cive a goepel temperance address Mr, W. ©, Me ace panied by Miss Nina E pianist and Mise Ellmaheth Brandebury lintet, and the Raptist Sunday orchestra will play eee dohn Hay POT. A The John Hay Parent-Teacher sociation will meet Tuesday, April 16, at 3 o'clock sharp, at the schoo! Two important business transac tions are the election of ot the election of delegates to the state son vention There will be a whort talk by Mrx chairman of city Parent Teacher ansocta playground and recreatidn committee. Her topic will be “Relation Between Edu and Rogreation.” A vocal solo will be given by Mre Fitch Knapp. The social hour Syracuee, ot work school re and jis, from 3 to 3:30 Yausemann | | HMMIST } D. Bradiey Tiffany 1 Aw | A. Vittany Then | ¥ O. Prive 4. Bx Tiffany sic atést pontifical owing pro: a Ravaneito | ) } Gregorian | | No. | Friday Stevens Women's Relief Corps Stevens W Relief Corps No. 1, auxiliary Stevens Post i & Ae an allday affair at Veterans hall Armory April 21, consisting of afternoon whist party and a 6 o'clock home-cooked dinner by the m the corps, an evening whist party cing A wale of dainty fancy ‘kk and useful articies will be held during the day and evening. to will give an embers Ss The Suhse set Auxiliary auxiliary to the Chil dren's Orthopedic hospital will meet with Mra, T. C. Courtney, 1438 W 46t Friday, April 21, at 10 a m. Luneheon at 1 o'clock Noonday Club Mies Loulse Merrill will render the beautiful “Messiah of the Indians riptive musical, be fe the memb of the Noonday club, on Saturday evening, Aprit 15. By hall, Arcade building, at 8 0% in green wk. A. R. Home Sewing Club of the Grand Army clab will give a card Wing's cafeteria. ning, April 1 Ladies of the The Ladies Home Sewing party in day ev at $30 o'clock. Jefferson POT. A n PAT. A. will meet Thure opm. at the ers will Jeffers Apri ction of schoo! follow the program War Mot The V Moth joa will meet Tue at 3005 Ar om’ League ra’ longue of Amer day, April 18, at # le building Altruistic © The Altruistic club will meet at the home of Mrs, Ella Rarto, 1811 # st, Wednesday, April 19, at 1 o'clock Jefferson PLT. AL Parent-Teacher associa t next Thursday, April m. . Jefter tion will m 20, at 2:20 p Ladies’ Auxiliary University Post The Ladies’ auxiliary to University Post, American Legion, will entertain the men of the post, Wednesday eve. ning, April 19, at the University Branch library, Child Comkervation Loope's| ne club, a committer of tadion, | Wednes a Women April 20, of th amd meet of Jewish Won il Jewinh in the Hirseh Drama Reading Circle Discontinue The ver 4 w ontinued sma reed Tueed ing of the Univ ub oire ha unul next fall al itw meetings lady Vagles ' wed for The Lady will mwet day, April 1%, at 1 eon ip M. BE, B of Wederated (1 of the Ve abe will m 1 th ureday, Aprit 26 ting, Plane ted for the card 5 Yr . o'cluek hall * trunter for an all ' be com given rty to be May at the clubhouse Wallingford Circle Wallingford of the Presbyterian church will meet with Mra, C, BE. Winher, 2223 N, 44th, Wed nesday, April 19, at 2p Visitors First circle m welcome . . Native uchters of Washington The Native Daughters of Washing ton will entertain with a card party evening, April 21, at & in 1. O. GT. hell, 1109 Vir Members requested to at . Priday inia wt tend and bring friends ee | Clara Barton Tent No. 1 Qlara Ve b Tent, No, 1 ters of Veter will entertain with ja party home of the Mra. Alice Reynolds, Monday, April 17, from for the benefit of ‘Take Meridian or ne. at the ard wident Carr place 2 until 6 ja wick daughter Wallingtord cars ‘clock At the regular meeting of the tent lon April 26, the birthday of General }Grant will be commemorated with fitting remonies, and the delegates to the convention will be nominated A chicken dinner, to which the pub: j lie i invited, will be served at joe jock eee Benefit for Orthopedic Hospital The University Guild of the Ortho | pedic hospital has rented the Nep-| jtane theater for Wé@tnerday, April 19, when two matiness and two eve ning performances will be given. the | proceeds to go to the Orthopedic how pital bed maintained by the guild, | Mies Ada Lilly of the University of | Washington faculty and the Sigma Nu quertet will sing. The arrange ) in charge of Mine Delta the entertain. ments are | Wright, chairman of | ment committer | . | Sunset Heights Literary Club The Sunset Heights Literary chub will meet with Mra Loulle Miller 3620 Wallingford ave. Tuesday | April 18, at 2 p. m. *. Seattic Keview No, 8, Social Club The socal club of Seattle Review No. 8, W. B. A. of inet with Mra, Elizabeth Bouch ler, 1318 Harrison st. Thursday, April 20. 129 p. m, Members and friends invited. Quarante Clab ‘The Quarante club wil! meet at the home of Mr. W, & Terrell, 2847 Keach drive, 8. W. Tuesday evening, April 18 ‘The program will consist of twomtnute talks on “How Would You Choone Career for Your Child?” Mise Clara Haxelfreen, Mrs W. A. Owen, F #. A. Davies and Mr. W. T. Hitehings, Review of ‘Main Street” by Mra. P. A. Davies, irae; Myrtle Social Club Myrtle Social club will give a card |party for the benefit of the Masonic Home, at Panama Cafeteria, Thure day, April 20, at & p.m, Bridge and whist. AN Eastern Stars and friends invited. . Seattle Lodge No. 7 Seattle Lodge No. 7, D. H. PLA a progressive o- Pr -. will enjertain with whint party on Tuesday |S p. m., at Evergreen t building, 1409 9th ave. High warded and refreshments be served. The social commit which includes Mra. Jennie Pelis, Jr, Mrs, Clara Lotka, Mrs. Melinea Wells and Mrs. Ernest Trank, cor diglly invite friends of the order to attend A. 0. U | witt tee . Queen City Sunshine Club The Queen City Sunshine club will meet at the Masonic Temple. Tw ay April 18, at 2 p.m, Cards, Aull astern Stars invited. Y.W.C.A. \Activities The Retobe | April 4p jroom on the ings club me m., in th third floor ts Monday, girls’ club. Committee The Ce leluty suppe |p. mm. In the the cafeteria, Monthly soctal will be | hetd in the clubrooms, third floor | Mise Jean Smith, social chairmah will the program In charge | ‘ | Wednesday, April 19, at 1:80 p.m the Acacia or Young Married Wom: en's club meets in the clubroom on the third floor to hear Mise Amelia A vod te he Art of Con. | versation afterwards, | Everyone welcome. mopolitan Tuesday club m April 18, private rolal te |_ Thursday, April 20, the Fahe [meets at 445 in the girks for committee meetings. ja club clubs a | Thursday, April 20, the Friends of All club meets for 6 o'clock supper, | A social will be of | Miss Lucile club members. given at the hom Johnston for all C. dlub will give a “Hit party, with dinner served in the large private din jing room, Mrs. George Shields actiig jas dinner hostess, | ‘This party will |the membership |Bertha V. Mott chairman. Phe aptains of the four membershiny teams are Pearl Jencks of the Pinks, captain of the winning team, which Jis to be entertained; Lulu Groce of the Bergetta Volen of the Mrs, W Cook of the | The t Janda Miss” jat 7 p.m be the drive of h olimax of wh een: nd 2. { cies Hostesses for the week beginning April 17 at the Y. W. C. A. are as follows: Monday, Mrs, Mary 1. Cool jedge; Tuesday, Mrs, B. J, Rounds; Wednesday, Mrs, W. H, Spawn Thursday, Mrs. W. I awrord; Fri day, Mrs, F. P, Ga ; Satu Mrs. John Green, Daygh- | ¢) the Maccabees | April 18, at} for! at 6{° dining room of | SATURDAY, APRIL 1 ———— (SPRING ] I eee Society at the Harbor Forts ARMY PUBLICITY General John J A. and Major Harbord, U. # ty ninth A were honor Prem club appealed to support « au to National D. ¢ f the A and untry program. amendment ¢ able | The © act, appro that wha state 6 Army Organ inciud the tod ng both the Off ve Corps and the Enlist As a renevoir for mentioned units the bill pi for Officers’ Training Cam and for Citizens’ T amps, for the benefit of those receiving training at schools ollage Le giniatior now pending affects adversely not ly the Regular Army, the Na | tonal Guard, and the Organtred Re but the Reserve Officers’ Camps and the Citizens’ Camps. 1 Ne Corpe above iden universities me ¢ not or univernities, ‘Training Training SCABBARD AND BLADE Chesterton, one of the world’s reat critics, has said somewhere that the heart beats of our clviliz tion may be shown by symbols, the croms, the crown, the ship, the sword, never falling to evoke @ vision or to arouse an emotion. For reason the honorary military society of the Reserve Officers’ Training Corps, the Scabbard and Blade, is effectively named, and in recently pledging Colonel Henry Macpherson Merriam, U. 8. A., of Fort Worden, honored themselves. THOSE WHO DANCED Among those who danced at the Cadet ball, while the superb orches- |tre fiddled and the Scabbard and | Blade played the role of hosts, were |Major Royal Kemp Greene, 8. |A.. commander of Fort Casey, Liew enant John Harvey Madison, U. 8. of Fort Casey, and Mra. Madi- son. this business woman, the pper the the wportawoman or the wh sult, which, in most of xersions, consists of but two pieces, will be most popular for this spring Sometimes the three-piece eult is really made of skirt, blouse and cape, | but mont frequently it consists of a simple one-plece dress with a match ing cape, While tweeds are in the limelight, heather mixtures, wool jersey and the newer kasha, a delightful fabric with a very close, woolly weave, are ideal for the three-piece suit. F three-piece ‘ ius THE COTILLION The cotillion is revived. A cer tain grande dame, wishing to help) some convalescent ex-service mem hit upon the happy idea of having them make cotillion favors. Then — it became necessary, to give a col iow to use the fw The revival — met with mstant success. Business and Professional ‘Women’s Club ” | ‘The Seattle Business and Profes. sional Women’s club will hold a cloned meeting on Tuesday, April 18, jat 636 p m. at 1213 Fine Arts |rooma, Fourth ave. Miss Ida Culver | will lead the round table discussion jon “Why Do You Havega Vacation?” At the last meeting of the club Mra. Henry Topping, interpreter for | Madam Katt Yakimi at the arms lim- jHtation cogference at Washington, D. C., talked on “The Business Women of Japan. Mrs. Topping spent 25 years as a minsonary in Japan under the board of the Baptist church, and ts familiar with the customs of the Japanese women. Her talk was sympathetic 1 mont, interesting. She briefly told of the few well known business women in Japan, and of what they were accomplishing in the business world, She portrayed Kobi, Japan, as the center of activity for the bus- iness and professional women, and waid that these women in Kobi were eepeciaily active in community and health service work. She told how they had organized such clubs as buginess and professional women's clubs, civic eluba improvement clubs, and were particularly interested in many kinds of changes. Mrs. Topping said that she felt that the women of Japan were look- ing to the women of the United States for new inspiration and ideals, and | werd endeavoring to follow the paths paved by the American women. She suggested, in closing her stimulating talk, that it would be a splendid idea for the Seattle club to organize a sister club in the Orient, and that | such an organization would be a real | help to the women of the Orient, to J enable them to get into closer touch with the Vusiness and professional women in America, She closed her talk by emphasizing the fact that “Unity among the women means the blessing of the race” . APRIL BALL The April ball planned for the tyenty-ninth by the Officers’ ciub at Fort Casey will be preceded by several important dinners, and wilt include both military and civiliag guests. COMMANDER RETURNS Lieutenant Colonel Harry TT. Matthews, U. 8. A. who preceded Major Royal Kemp Greene, U. &. A., as commander of Fort Casey, accompanied by Mrs. Matthews and their son, Captain Gordon Mat- thews, engineer corps, 8. A, will spend the week-end at Fort Casey, where they will be the guests of Captain Kirkpatrick Ma- son, medical corps, U. 8. A. and Mrs. Mason. On Morlday Colonel Matthews, with his party, will lea Fort Casey, motoring to Canada. ENCHANTING ETHEL Several theater parties during the week were arranged by army people intent upon seeing the enchanting ‘Ethel in Decla.see, Among those intrigued at Fort Casey were Mrs. Wertz, wife of Captain William W. ” | Wer, U. 8. A, and Mra. Mulhol- jand, the house guest of Lieutenant J. Longstreet Wheichel, U. 8S. A, and Mrs. Wheilchel. SOCIALLY CALM For the mément, at Fort Wor den, 4 social calm persists and the week has been without formal af- fairs. Among prospective gayeties may be mentioned the dance to be given by the Officers’ Club on the twenty-first of April, and the de ferred bridge which will be an event of Tuesday, the hostess, Mra Hughes, the attractive wife of Cap tain Arthur D. Hughes, U. 8. A. | VICTORIAN QUAINTNESS i Lieutenant John Harvey Madison, — U. 8. A, of Fort Casey, accom. four days’ leave among the quaint attractions of Victoria. y. Ss. P. HS. Seven Arrested in Liquor Raids Four booze raids by police and federal dry squads late Priday night | resulted in heven arrests, the seizure of a still and a quantity of moon- shine Those is claiming more interesting people than that of the United States Pub- lke Health Service, many of whom are generously hospitable, among them such well-known hosts as Sur- geon Emil Krulish, U. 8S. P. H. 8, and Mrs. Krulish, Surgeon Joseph Boltgn, U. S. P. H. S, and Mra. Bolton, Past Surgeon Walter Alvin © Black, U. 8. P. Black. arrested |. G. H, Moss, 63, Harry xine Jarvis, H. Y. 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