The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 9, 1923, Page 14

‘Tit Pancheon: Wednesday a: PAGE 14 Seattle Society Badited by Lillian Keen LeBallister, Telephone, Main 0600, Music and Society Assistant—Louise Raymond, Art—Dorothy Fay Gould. Telephone, Capito! 0829, | Dinner at Sunset Club This Evening Will |= Honor Visitors; Mrs. Butterworth Issues i 5 . s : fs Invitations for Valentine Party. rf PC chat KR. AND MRS. WILLIAM HUNTER MEWAN wif entertain at dinner thie evening at the t club In honor of thelr son-tndaw and @avghter, Mr. ond Mrs. Arc id Hi Fer of Hongkong "The guests will iwter attend the Midseason embly at the Women's | QYriversity club auditorium, a Valentine Bridge Luncheon “Mire, Gilbert M. Butterworth has invitations out for a Valentine bridge! moon, February 14, at her home, “Fourteen tables will be entertained : d for Mr. and Mrs, Lundquist Party Planne for Mr. and Mrs. Lundquis Mra. Arrigo M. Young will be hosts at a bridge and Mah Jongs| iF At their home in Laurethurst on Thursday evening, February 16. | honor of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Lundquist (Vernita Swezea), ee invitations Issued for Tea Bre. Edwant Lincoln Smith has tssued tnvitations for a tea at her! Monday afternoon, February 12, from 4 until @ o'clock, in honor of Carl Homer (Marton Wiley), Hosts at Valentine Dinner Dance : fons are rapidly being made for the Valentine dinner dance | fp Ot the Geattle Golf and Country club on Saturday evening. | Samong those who will entertain guests aro Mr, and Mrs. J.B. Ivey, and Mrs. W. B. Stratton, Mr. and Mra. Burr Fisher, Mr.’and Mra. | Schwager, Mr. Charles MeKen: nd Mr, T. H, MacGeorge, py . haw Desmond Luncheon Shaw Desmond luncheon at the Women's Untverstty club Sate 1, 18 announced for 12 noon. There will be an enlts 5 great Irish Journalist, Desmond, who comes to Ses & March 12 to speak on “The Ireland of Today.” im Spencer will be the principal speaker at the luncheon. Mra A, H. chairman of the lecture committee, will preside. eee ogram Arranged for Day Nursery Tea Seattle Day Nursery association will present the following progra! has been arranged by Mra. J. H. Fox, at the musical tea it Mext Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. H. F, Ostrander: | “Perpetual Motion,” Von Weber; vaise in B minor, Chopin—Biss | th Childs. : “In Italy,” Jean Boyd: he Little Damozel,” t the plano. “Andante,” Vieuxtemps; “Schoen Rosmaten,” Krelsler—Miss Chote; Miss Frances Williams at the piano. ite," Curran; “Within My Flower,” Hildreth; “Sanctuary,” | Mra. Frederick Adams; Mra, Daisy Wood Hildreth at the plano, | oe A of Bridge Evenings $s Mrs, John Lee Hall entertained with the first of a series of evenings on Thursday at their home in Laurelburat. ‘Three tables | "A Dream Valentine.” John Spargur; Novelle—Miss Ray Clark; Miss Dorothea Hopper | dge Tea as Farewell Compliment > iting Mrs, Max Walske, who will leave the Inst of February in Mr. Walske in Pittsburg, where they will reside, Mra. Gordon T ‘Will entertain with a bridge of five tables at her home on Saturday | intimate friends of the honor guest have been Invited. ee lost Group at Golf Club. Dance ty of friends who will form a nohost group at the Valentine @inner the Golf club Saturday evening will include Mr. and Mra. Calvin iter, Mr. and Mrs. William Leonard Eaton, Mr. and Mrs. BL a and Mra. Hugh Caldwell and Mr. and Mrs, Claude C. Philbrick. Ul Dinner This Evening ‘ before the Midseason Assembly at the Women’s Untiverstty | lum, Mr, and Mrs. Harry Glenn Stibbs are entertaining with! iner'at ther home, P ewe arge at Orthopedic Tea Shop Hill guild will be tn charge of the service at the Orthopedic Friday. Mrs. William D. Freeman will be the hostess, assisted | re I. C. Rosenberg, Mra. W. W. Davies, Mra. W. T. Gray, sO. B. Leonhart and Mra. D. M. Stone. Blahan Campfire Giris will be in charge of the dining room. Personal : Mrs. John D. McLauch- ft Thursday for Chicago, to be eee B. Trefethen will leave 17 for Pasadena on a Miss Katherine Riddle left Thurs. day for m month's visit with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin R. Rinker, eee ‘Mra. George W. Mertens will leave Saturday for San Francisco, where she will visit for several weeks, eee Mra, Leslie Shuler, who has been confined at the Seattle General hos- pital for ten days, is now tonval- jesclng at her home in the San Marco apartments, eee ‘Lillian Michastis has return. er home in Victoria, B. C., = few weeks as the Miss Angela McLellan. = eee W. Harvey of Vancouver, has been spending a few M ned eee ‘ Mr. B. A. Strout, Jr. returned Thursday from @ month's trip in the East, irs. William Leonard to her home last eve eee Mrs. Harold BE. Troyer ind) are recelving con- on the birth of a son Luke's hospital, Febru. eee Mr. Nion Tucker, who has been spending a few days tn the city, re- turned Thursday to his home in San Francisco, Mrs, Benjamin F. Nudd Mr. and Mra. Andrew Price (vir- sinia Wiley) are recetving congratu- lations upon the birth of a son, Feb- Tuary §, at the Swedish hospital, eee Mra, Fred Sander is spending two weeks with Mrs. George Michaelis, in Victoria, B,C. Women’s Clubs FOR SATURDAY FRANCAISE on Francaise wil] meet Sat. ming, February 10, in the A. club rooms, at 10 o'clock. ‘! eee CLUB ENTERTAINS " club of the University will entertain the husbands of Mrs, J. Burk. 6221 17th ave. N. E., Satur. eee and Mrs. A. Itkin left Tues- lor California, where they wil! few weeks in motoring thru 1M portion of the state, 5527 26th ave. N. EB, on Saturday evening, February 10, at 8 o'clock. Prizes and refreshments. Amarantha and Eastern Stars cordially invited. Take Ravenna car and get off at 26th ave, eee ADDITIONAL CLUBS VALENTINE DANCE The Minnetha club is entertaining with a valentine dance Saturday evening, February 10, at Christen. #en's Broadway hall. There will be Special music and valentine decora- tions, An old fashioned square dance will be one of the features of the evening, and refreshments appro- Priate to the occasion will be served, see CALEIDH CLUB The Caleidh club will meet Tues day, February 13, at 1 p. m., with Mrs. J. W. Edmunds, 214 N, 46th st. oes Chapter No. 116, 0, B. 8., da progressive whist party il’s cafeteria at 8 o'clock night, Febroary 10, oe SAT BURIEN CITY HALL Hoyal Neighbors and Modern of America will give a the Burien City hall, Satur February 10. All wel- ip tiaiie ANNUAL CHARITY BALL The Ladies Soclal and Charitablo| " { ARLINE MAY BROWN THE KSSAS VICI PPOCPPO OTOL EEE ERR Arline May, the little daughter of Mr. and Mra. V. J. Brown, of Sutherland, Ore., was flower girl at the wed- ding of Mra. L. H. Schneider (lene Smith), which was a recent event,—Portrait by Grady. Music Russian Pianist Superb Artist Sergel Rachmaninoff, who has been proclaimed one of the greatest creative composers and planists of the age, was heard In a concert last evening at the Metropolitan theater that surpassed all expectations. Not only is he a compqser of Interna- tonal fame, but his playing pro- claimed him a master planist as well. His compositions are now included in the repertoire of every symphony orchestra, as well as on the pro- grams of concert pianists and sing- era. His fame had long ago spread to the const and this, his first ap- pearance here, was indeed « vert- table triumph for him. Words are inadequate to express the playing of Rachmaninoff, as the mastery of bis Instrument has come aa near perfection as possible, His technique {s flawless, and his power of expression such that he portrays every emotion to the audience with- out effort. His Interpretation of Beethoven's “Apassionata Sonata” was indeed a revelation of pianistio art. His tonal coloring, light or profound, was su- perb, This was followed by Men- delasohn’s “Rondo Capricctoso,” an exquisite composition beautifully given. In Schumann's “Carntval” the artist revealed all the different phases of tho gay revelers. “Etude D Flat Major” and “Campanelia,” both by Liszt, were also given a wonderful reading, The numbers on the program, however, that received an ovation were his own “Melodie” and a tran- scription of Kreisler's “Liebesieid.” The audience refused to allow the artist to close his program after these numbers, and he gractously responded with “The Spinning Song” by Mendelssohn, Chopin's “Minute Waltz,” “Blue Danube” by Schultz Kylor, and then his own well known “C Sharp Minor Prelude,” which took on a new Nght under his fin gers. At thelr next concert the Ladies’ Musical club will present Edward Johnson, distinguished tenor of the Metropolitan Opera company, In con- cert March 12 at the Metropolitan theater, Vladimir Rosing Concert Tonight Viadimir Rowing, Russian tenor, will be heard In concert this evening at the Plymouth Congregational church. His program follows: “Laliaby” “Romance” , ‘Savichna” . “Herennde of in MAY") wsvvses Revie (nrrangomont “Death Lullaby “Dream” , * Arian from grand opera (to be by audience) “Invoeation to Love’ “Lord Rendal” (fomer Mounsorgaky “A Night Tohuikownky Shopin tere Brahm oted sss. Cyril Moott t Folk A seeseee Att, Coch Sharpe Hus Bome Very Fine Irish Bong’ oA SATURDAY EVENING appa Pal fraternity will en- its annual Founders’ day the College club, Satur: ‘ebruary 10, § CIRCLE circle, No, 771, Neighbors of craft, will hold a masquerade turday, February 10, at Co-op: hall, AS eaiiiman City. . A SOCIAL CLUB Aniaranth Social club of Seat. . 1 will give a card party ne of Mrs, K, B, Wallace, club “Freja,” will give ite annual charity ball in Swedish Club hall, Saturday evening, February 17, the Proceeds to be applied to the fund for the maintenance of sick and needy familes sponsored by the club, ‘The committee includes Mra, Emil Parker, chairman; Mra, G, BK. Kan. fengren, Mra. A, 8. Poterson, Mra, Blenda Tarp, Mrs. O, A, Nelson, Mra, 0, Ekman, Mra. 1. 1, Olson, Mrs. Anna Abrahamson, Mra, Peter Valk, Mrs. N. 3, Nyquist, Miss Mary John. son, Mra, Albro Gardner, Mrs, Emil Jacobson, Mrs, F', Landstrom and Mrs, EL. P, Johnson. Rachmantnott AQUILA LODGE NO, 95 Aquila lodge No. $6, D. 1 P. A, will meet in regular session Wednon- day, February 14, at 8p, my at 1016 First ave. Initiation and valentine, Members urged to attend, oes WOMAN'S CIVIC CLUB “On Tuesday afternoon, February 18, the Woman's Civio lub will hold Its regular semi-monthly meeting In [the Erickson room at the ¥. W, C. A, t Business meeting at 2 o'clock, and at 3 o'clock speakers will address the session. re | STUNT NIGHT The Business and Professional Women’s club will give a stunt night Tuesday evening, February 13, at 7 o'clock at the Fine Arts Gallery. Misa Harkin Goveniock ts chatrman of the program committee, . LONESOME CLUB ‘The Lonesome club will meet in the Parlors of the RainelrGrand hotel Friday evening, February 9, Stran- fers and lonely people welcome, eee MYRTLE SOCIAL CLUB Myrtle Social club will have a bridge party February 12 at the Ma- sonic Temple, Eastern Stars and friends Invited. eee LITERARY AND TRAVEL CLUB ‘The Literary and Travel club will meet at the home of Mra, A. A. Col) Uns, 910 B. Mercer st, Monday, Feb- ruary 12, at 2 p.m. Parliamentary drill will be under the leadership of Mrs. George N, McLaughlin. There will be a paper on a review of “Marie Chapdelaine,” and Mra. Charles Hope will review “Louls Hemon.” Civic and current events will be given in response to rol! call, eee ZETA PSI MOTHERS’ CLUB Zeta Pel Mothers’ club will meet Tuesday, February 13, at 3 p. m., at the chapter house, 4549 15th ave. N, B. Prof. Max Garrett will address the meeting, eee LIEUT. CUSHING W. RG, Lieutenant Cushing W. R. C., No. 23, will hoid its regular business meeting in the clty hall at Ballard Thursday, February 15, followed by & valentine whist party at 2:30 p. m., to which all members of the Wom. en's Rellef Corps and friends are in- Vited. eee SEATTLM WOMAN'S CLUB The Seattle Woman's club will celebrate its 18th anniversary Mon- day evening, February 12, at 8:80 o'clock at the Federated clubhouse, when members and thelr famfles will bo entertained. Cards and dano- ing will foature the evening’s amuse- ment. A program consisting of the fol. lowing numbers will be given: Vocal (a) "The Boll of Lite (>) “In the Silent Mr, 0, 1 Mra, Morence WH. Amith at the piano Dramatio Reading—"Ponrod’ by tas . th Tarkington -Tom Barrel Vocal. ss. M ‘© on amusements and refreshments ‘includes Mrs Thomas ©. Magrath, chairman; Mrs, W. F. Degen, Mrs, Harry A. Law: rence, Mra. W. 8. Johnson, Mra. *| Wlorence B, Smith, Mrs. Louls Wiest and Miss Delia P. Wright, ‘The literary Interpretation ‘dopart. ment will meet Tuesday, February 1, at the home of Miss Libby Trim: ble, 2444 Harvard ‘ave, N., at 12:80 o'clock. Mra. Oliver T. Erickson will bo the hostess, . . LYRIC CHORAL CLUB CONCERT The Ladies’ Lyric Choral club of the First Presbyterian church will give ® public concert in the audi. torium of the church on ‘Tuonday evening, Webruary 1%, at 8 o'clock, Mr. Vernon #, ltehymor ia tho dl- rector of the organization and tho soloists are Mins Irene Spencer, Minx Linda Babcock, Miss G. R. Britton and Mr, Magnus Peterson, The personnel of the chorus in- a cludes; Mra, C, HL Arthur, Miss Eva SEATTLE STAR FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1923, —— — By CE hatter BF the Shoppes = CILLE 7 Cleopatra, who ruled Egypt long ago, has not passed. For | from out of her tombs, deep in her pyra mids, they have un- earthed her mummies and copied the intricate embroideries | of their robes in fabrica that will wrap the girl of Spring. | | THE MARKET BLOUSB SHOP Hias dresses, too. A charming one ts in black Canton. Tiny tucks, « touch of color at the walst, a deep lace collar, in gray. It's cule 107 Pike st, eee The folds of the new fabric turban @ip rakishly Gown over one ear. Effect, the Artist's tam . CUMMINGS & THORNTON Carry the best known New York pattern hats at conservative prices. | 1326 Fourth ave, Wouldn't you Ifke « gown all crocheted In cobwebby gray yarn? eee YOU MAY WAIT FOR YOUR HEMSTITCHING At the Singer Shop, 1317 Third ave, They do ft at once, eee A HAT SHOP OF SURPRISES It ls the Model Millinery, where you find the cutest and most becom tng Spring hats, priced as low as $3.60, Others are at $5.00 and $7.60. Exceptional values! 637 People’s Dank Bidg. My Nettle eteter, Incking funds for a new Gress, stipe tnto the store room and slashes into the summer portieres, THE BABY’S LAYETTE Mra. Loé makes garments of the finest material. The sets are com: plete, dainty and practical, She will show them at your home. Telephone Rainier 1106, ‘The newest bracelets are worn an near the shoulder as ponsfble ‘They are jeweled or enameled so that they give an effect of barbaric color, STANDARD SCHOOL FOR MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING Jotn new classes opening February 12, Day and evening Instruction. 301 Commercial Bldg. Main 7306, eee Tt was fust last year that Fashion told us, In a pleasant mood, that we might wear our smart new hnicker suits everywhere But now! FRENCH MADE EASY Adults’ and children’s clagses, Mona Deny./ Glendale O355-R. 409 Montelius Bltg, LEARN TO PLAY ‘The banjo, mandolin or guitar. Chord system. Quick results. Main 4. TO MUSIC LOVERS This fe the sympol of the House of Du Barry, 1408 First Avenue pee w = 2 eB s A rell floats from the brim of many a lovely Spring hat eee VIOLIN—BANJO—PIANO—VOICE Miss Zona L. McConnell and Miss Maude Manning have thelr studio at 322 Pooples Bank Bidg. PHONOGRAPH RECORDS Bring your old ones for exchange, 10 cents each, 1816 Westlake, eee YOUR MOTHER Have you her picture? This ts an opportune time, for James & Morr hew are now making two special offere on portraits, You may have 6 pictures for $6.00, or 6, much larger, for $10.50. They use easel back mounts and hand-worked backgrounds, You may chooss any finish you like, Eitel Bidg. Main 1614, . . Knitted materials, reeembiing old-fashioned New ing, 1s sold by the yard just now, for sults, eee “I BOUGHT THEM AT AUCTION” “Thowe lovely things !n the room upstatra. The cost of everything was about a fourth of thelr value at a regular store." Visit Bushell’s next Tuesday, Beyond the Moore, 2006 Second ave, eee MASQUERADE COSTUMES! Wonderful ones at,the Sutherland Shop, 816 Eltel Bldg. eee A party frock at one of the emart places ts made entirely of bands of wide moire ribbon, joined with silver gimp, Engtand petticoat. CAKE FOR THE VALENTINE PARTY! Have you decided on your color scheme? Then Thompson's Bakery on Seventh and Pike and tell t want, They make cakes to order--delicious ones! room in the Annex they serve the excellent food th known at their bakery and delicatessen, A clean, eat, Call Elliott 1195, you may ean up hem just what you In the new lunch hat you have long Pleasant place to yee SEND ROSES FROM BEALL-McCOY’S For hor Valentine next Wednesday. Elliott 0338, eee LANDIS’ CINDERELLA HEELS Can't break, They'ro made of aluminum, Denutifully shaped and covered with satin, kid or patent leather to match any shoe. The Landis Repair Shop will put new tongues, straps, hecls or wo! your shabby shoes. 412 Union st. Lethal 904 Second ave, (CAdverti Bartee, Mra, W. A, Bartee, Mra. L. F. Babcock, Mra. Mary C. Bothwell, Mra. Theada Balyent, Miss Gladys Britton, Miss Mabel Cutter, Mrs, Thomas Callahan, Mra, Jessie Cham. berlain, Mra. 8. 1, Cashman, Mrs, H, P, Crosby, Miss Elizabeth Dougherty, Mrs, Ina M. Deming, Miss Nellie De Roer, Mra, J. 8. Dickenson, Miss 1, indies, Migs To Ervin, Mra, GW. A. W. Kennley, Mrs. U. K. Loone, Mra, J. A. Lundberg, Mra A. L. Mar. tin, Mins 8, Nahhas, Mrs. Carrie Peterson, Mra, Willa Pointlous, Mra, 1. I, Royer, Mra, W. Sayreo, Mra, N. G. Soram, Mra, Gordon Stant Mrs, G, 1, Sholdt, Mrs, Marle Sprack- lin, Min Irene Sponcer, Miss Caroline ftawatts Miss N, Shaw, Mrs, C. Tosh, Mrs. W. C. Willoughby, Mra, Yurry, Mra. C. R. Vous, Mra. Reba! Willams, Mrs, W. W. tts Mra Griffith, Mra. F. W. Greiner, Miss] C, M, Wasgatt, Mra, ©. B, White, Ruth Greiner, Miss I. D. Garland,| Mra, 1, 1, Whitten, Miss Charlotte Mra, W. A. Holden, Mina Mabel] Wangatt, Mra, Hrvin I, Weber, Mine Haackor, Miss H. 8, Hensel, Minw Norma Babcock, Miss Hilda Nichol- CLOTHES AT THE SUPPLY LAUNDRY Go through two baths of suds, seven rinw ar They Gry quickly tu currents of clean special starch, pressed betwoen t less paper, This is perfect service! HOSE FOR HER VALENTINE Nail-File Test Hose come full-fashione4, tashioned, for $1.60, Arcade Bootery, be eee A HAIR CUT AND A PICTURE, TOO! At Mrs. Barnes’, 604 Union et, each child who comes for the firs haircut gets a photograph, too, Children enjoy hair cut here, Telephone Main 6621, Aa mild enlt bleach pure silk, for $1.9 nd ave, er t; semi trance, Arcads, Our skirts must drape eur heels for a while, it seemal FROM THE METROPOLITAN TEA ROOM “Dear Cecilie: You must run in soon to see the surprise we have for you—new Gishes! Sets and vets of them, wonderfully designed Toll the girls what @ cute and comfy plac one is, and what good things we serve at noon!’ 160 Stuart Bi WELL-FITTED GLASSES Go to Dr. Edmunds for them. He not onty understands the perfect Measurement of your vision, but he can a4vine you capably as te Giasses that look well and feel comfortable, Yraser Paterson's balcony, eee Knots and puckers are the fashion in fabrics, The olf creponne is back bearing s new name. FACIAL BLEMISHES Belma Larson permanently removes factal blemishes. It will not embarrass you to discuss your particular probm with her, 616 Hoge Bigg. Main 6282, . COMPLETE MILLINERY COURSE $20, including flower and bow making; also instruction In making and Femodeling. 1407 E. 45th st; Kenwood 1110, on a6 HIS SMALL MARGIN OF PROFIT Astounds all merchants, That is why they my Mr. Tinney gtres fun niture away, He has « splendid stock at 1609 Eighth, near Pine, THE MAN’S VALENTINE A tie or Holeproot socks from E. M. Brooks & Co, 1317 Becond ava, Arcade Bidg. | eee Gray pumps are good style again. And summer is sure to bring white ones, sea AT COFFEE ANN’S ‘The coffes ts always ready and there's something delicous Just out of her oven! 1639 Westlake, Times Square, CANDY FOR HER VALENTINE Why not creamy fudge from the Potlatch Shop? 202% Pine st, A braided jacquette and « pleated skirt to match ts the formula for @ Spring sult . ELECTRIC HAPPINESS There's a whole shop full of ft right next to the Bon Marche, at 108 Union, Happy folks to meet you and tell you all about it! a ree With the poke-shaped hat slong comes the “mushroom,” trimmed with flowers and small frult. IS YOUR SEWING MACHINE In perfect order? Call the Singer Store, 1524 First ave. Repairs and Rentals, Main 1926, . FOR HEALTH ‘That's the reason for your writing for Dr. Loughney’s book explain- ing the Human Bake Oven. Address 311 Crary Bldg. or call Main oa A new frock ts of black taffeta combining the plain and the finely tucked material, Fon AT THE COLONIAL Starting tomorrow, Lillian Gish stars in “Two Orphans." SEATTLE DOG AND CAT HOSPITAL When your pef ls sick, or an operation is antictpated, call Garfield O96, ORCHARD AND GARDEN BURPEE’S SWEET PEAS Sac You can get the seeds right here tn Seattle, In original packages, at Chapman's Garden Store, 1913 Westlake, eee Don't forget to apray your roses! YAKIMA VELVET FRUIT CANDY AT THE ARK Juicy apples, 85 cents a box. Guaranteed Yakima potatoes, 85 cents A sack, Thoy deliver, Other products, too, Cor, Ninth and Pine, eee PEARS FOR COOKING Wonderful for pies, for preserves, or for pickles. Only 50 cents a box. It's a short drive out on Westlake to the Wapato Produce Store. Capitol 0502, THE FLOWER FARMERS At Pike Place Market, inside, have cyclamen, hyacinths, tullps—4 almost everything, at low prices, TO MAKE THE LAWN BEAUTIFUL GET YOUR BULBS IN NOW! You can find Holland tulips, a beautiful assortnrent, at Boyce’s at 16 cents a dozen; tall-stemmed Darwins at 95 cents, ‘There they have seeds, roses, shrubs—everything your garden needs, 89 Pike at. Outlook market, sement) CANADIAN WOMEN'S CLUB The Installation of officers of the Canadian Women's olub Tuesday aft- ernoon, served to assemble a repre- Sontative group of Canadian women, Mrs. J. N, Hamilton and her com- mitteo decorated the rooms” at. tho club house in an attractive manner and the tea table, where Mrs. D, Clifford Reed and Mra, Henry Rob- inson diaponsed hospitalities; was centered with a charming basket of spring flowers in tho club colors, purple and gold. Harriet Harris, Mro, J, M, Hall, Mrs.’ non and Misa Margaret White Assisting about the rooms were Mra Jobn Blackbura, Mra, W, HL Donley, Mra, William Campbell, Mrs. J. .N. Hamill and Mra, B, D, Burns. Tho new officers were presented with pink carnations, They are: Mrs, Goorgo T, Duncan, president; Mrs Jabriel Smart, first vice presidents Mrs. Willlam Campbell, second vice president; Mra, D, B, Spellman, third vice president; Mra, Robert Hodge, recording secretary; Mrs, W. We Groen, assistant secretary; Mra George G, Barton, corresponding sec~ retary; Mra. Archibald Wilson, treas- urer; Mra. B. D, Barnes, auditors Mra, J. D, Davidson, Mra. We Ba Donley and Mra R, HL Farley,