The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 19, 1923, Page 10

SS Edited by Lillian Keen LeBallister. ! i PAGE 10 Seattle Society E Telephone, Main 0600. |} Assistant—Frances Oldham. Must c—Louise Raymond. Art-——Dorothy Fay Gould. Telephone, Capitol 0829. Attendants Naned for Double Wedding at| Trinity Church; Miss Kerr Will Have Home} Ceremony June 11 HE double wodding of Miss 1% Mrs. J. W. Barbour, to {Mr. Henry L. Coffing ot Yakima. Jones, daughter of Senajor and Mra. Wesley L. Jor ima, willl be solemnized Satunlay evening ity Eplsodpal church William and Mins Mr, Arthur June 9, at H. Bliss! with Canon iiss Barbour will be attendedl by Mra. D, C. Warren as matron of honor Mise Thelma Barbour, heg sister, as maid of honor, The makls of Bridal party will be Mise Frances Isted, Miss Ruth Bamford, Miss Dulmage and Mise Jutia \\nderson of St. Paul. Little Carol Hover, of Mr. and Mrs A. Hy Hover, of Great Falls, Mont., will be the ail. Mr. H. Stanley Coffin, Jr., off \Yakima, wil! be best man and the ushers te be Mr. Herbert Greenbaak, Mr. Charles Denny, My. Abbot Lindsey, Arthur Gerbel and Mr. Clatte McCabe. Jones will have as her witerdants Miss Margaret Coffin, of Yakima, i maid of honor and Mixes Mfarien Cameron, Miss Helen Dingle, Miss ielen Garretson, all of Yakima, and Miss Katherine Vincent, of Lewis. Tdaho, as the bridesmaids. Bruce Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs. pnell Jones, will be ring bearer Mr. John Phillips will be best man and Mr. Frederick Bartlett, Castle, Mr. Howard Frame and Mr. Eugene Olwell tho ushers /& reception for relatives und imtimate friends will follow the ceremony Rome of Mr. and Mrs. Etrbour at The Highlands iss Kerr Names Wedding Day (The marriage of Miss Grace Chamberiaine Kerr, daughter of Mr Kenneth C. Kerr, to Mr. Franklin Sly, of Seattle, son of Mr. and Mra. B. Sly, of Bellingham, wild take place Monday evening, June 11, at 8 } The service will be read by Rev. William H, Bliss at the home of “Drileelect’s parents, in the presenae of the immediate relatives and friends, and wil! be followed by a latge reception at 9 o’cloc! iss Ruth Kerr will bo her sister's maid of he and the ir cousins, Misw Lucile and Miss Jan Reid, of Salt Lake City & Lynn Foster, of Portland, wil! be best man for Mr. Sly and the ‘will be Mr. Keith Nusbaum, Mr. P. H. Hagen, Mr. John Kerr and p. William Hausman. at the reception will be the Misses Gertrude Schulz, Arline Hing, Martha Borrow, Gladys Deer, Ruth Dunn, Barbara Davidson, Arnold, Ruth Price, Dorothy Ehriich and Dorothea Presley % ee affle Luncheon and Bridge fiss Tyrone Whitney will give the first of a series of bridge luncheons} home on Tuesday afternoon, May 22. This first affair will be a Me Tuncheon and will be followed by bridge # Harry Mr. and maids will ower and Tea J. H& Cooper is entertaining with a shower and tea at her home afternoon, May 24, in honor of Miss Elisabeth Bayley, whose to Mr, Cecil Willis will take place June 16. we at the tea hour will be Mrs. Danie! B. Trefethen, Mra Mrs. David Fryer and Mrs. Merril! Robinson. heon to Honor Miss Barbour honor Miss Bernatta Burbeur, Mrs. George Gunn, Jr., will entertain @ luncheon of twelve covers at Freiierick & Nelson's on Thursda oon, May 24. Roy gee ants Named for Tea lise Karin and Mis» Claire Stoltenberg will be assisted at the tea they} giving next Thursday afternoon in honor of Miss Priscilla Anderson | Mrs. Wallace F. Duthie, Mrs, Paul Voinot, Mra. Douglas Baker and| & Rosy Downs, who will alternatg at the urna, and by Miss Mary| well, Miss Priscilla Treat, Miss Nellie Felger, Miss Clara Emory, Miss| t ‘Lewis, Miss Mildred Lewis and Mrs. Robert McClelland. e €ts eal Program for Guild’s Bridge Tea program for Interlaken guild's bridge tea at the Yacht club y afterneon, May 27, ts announced today and in as follows: im the Bud” (Derothy Foster); “Those Songs My Mother Sing” Gf. Wakefield Smith}—Miss Helena Casey; Miss Geraldine } at the piano. G.lzat); “Valse in C Minor” (Chopin}—Mrs. Grace Barker. ong: €Witrid Sanderson); “Homing” (Teresa Del Riego)—Mr. J. Taggart; Mrs. Taggart at the piano. ‘®. J. Aaron and Mrs. J: N. Hamill will preside at the tea table, d by Mrs. E. Hubbard, Mrs, William: R. Tonkin, Mrs. George and Mrs. Jay La Chapelle ns May be made by phoning Mrs. George &. Rich, Capito! 4047. oe re ah Jongg Luncheon Warde McFarland {s entertaining with a Mah Jongg luncheon at he on Thursday afternoon, May 14. Four tables will be in play. The F Will be a birthday compliment to Mrs. Allison Woodruff. eee il Entertain for Mrs. Schulz p Mrs. Edward H. Schulz, who {s leaving soon for Honolulu, K. M. Moore has arranged a bridge tea for Thursday afternoon, May | Five tables will be in play and additional guests have been asked ae ar Bowles Plans Bridge Anna Bowles is with a bridge luncheon for sixteen afternoon, May 26, at the Women’s University club. “is er for Miss Piatt and Fiance and Mrs. C. Keith Hillman will entertain at dinner Friday evening, 1, in honor of Miss Genevieve Piatt and her fiance, Mr. Arnold 8. m, Jr., whose wedding takes place June 2. Covers will be placed for d Plans Card Party on June 4 tol Hil guild of the Orthopedic hospital has planned a large card for Monday afternoon, June 4, at the Hotel Sorrento. ri may be obtained by calling Mrs. Samuel H. Hedges, Capito! Or Mrs. G. A. C. Rochester, East 3377. oe , e Man to Wed in Canada irs. Chester Dixon, of Maple Creck, Saskatchewan, Canada, announces engagement of her daughter, Lois Dorothy, to Mr. J. Howard Lilly, of The wedding will take place at Maple Creek June 20. Service will be a double one, with Miss Ruth Marion Dixon wedding Claude Yuill, of Vancouver, B. C. es a) omplimented With Linen Shower ty guests were entertained by Mrs. H. H. Ebright and Miss Mary Saturday afternoon, May 12, at Mrs. Ebright's home. The affair Mnen shower given in compliment to Miss Eugenia Garrett, who a June bride. versity D. A. R. Chapter Will Receive ‘Bons of the American Revolution belonging to the Washington State apter, and the Seattle chapter and their wives, will be received at the n ity D, A. R. chapter house by members and alumnae of University Sunday afternoon from 4 until 6 o'clock. A gift of a door plate insignia will be presented by William K. Totten for the Sons of the nm Revolution. Stephen Chadwick, Mrs. H. B. Bredes, Mrs, William 8. Pond and B. Parker will assist in the dining room. * lebrates Birthday A celebration of her birthday Miss Margaret Matheson entertained ten ‘at luncheon today at the Arctic club, and afterwards with a theater nee ar agg rt o 6 6 dar for Orthopedic Shops ity Parish church will be in charge at the Orthopedic Tea Shop , Mise Olga Dieckhoff, chairman. Assisting will be Mrs, J. B Mrs. J. H. Condon, Mrs. Carl Knausenberger, Mrs, Carl Lucks, Y. Anderson, Mrs. John Haynes, Mrs, Gilbert Black, Mrs, Samuel ‘Mra. G. G. Suddock. : day, Denny-Fuhrman guild, Mrs, Stephen Graves, hostess; Wednes- 4 Mi rona guild, Mrs. E. C. Converse, chairman; Thursday, Queen Anne id, Mrs. B. ©. Yancy, chairman; Friday, Washington Park guild, Mrs, . Tt, Burt, chairman; Saturday, Ladies of the Elks, Mra. H. I. Roesch, he ‘Thrift Shop Monday morning University gulld, with Mrs. J, 't. and Mr#, C. M1, Hoffman; afternoon, Mrs, Archibald Clark and Otto Grunbatim; Tuesday morning, Rast Highland Drive guild, Mr , chairman; afternoon, Interlaken guild, Mrs, George Cooled pan; Wednesday morning, Queen Anne gulld, Mrs. Harry Rowe, ; afternoon, Madrona guild, Mrs, H, B, Petley, chairman; Thurs. it Mount ‘ker Park guild, Mrs. C. A, Douglas, chairman; 00 iret Hill guild, Mra, Fred Gilman, chairman; Friday, Medina chairman; Saturday, Frink Park gulld, Mrs, 8, A. t “lat & o'clock. “MRS. The marriage of Miss Mary Louise Fulton, daughter of |*!€® Misonary society THE SEA" ARTHUR SAML JEL OLSEN ate a RTS Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Fulton, to Mr. Arthur Samuel Olsen, was celebrated Wednesday, May Presbytérian church.—Portrait by Grady. 16, at Bethany CLUBS FOR MONDAY AUXILIARY RAINIER. NOBLE Post American Legion auxiliary to Ral. nier-Noble post will hold its regular meeting Monday evening, May 21, in the New Arctic hotel club room. Plans will be made for the poppy sale, which will be conducted three days previous to Memorial day. ee | BENEFIT CARD PARTY A benefit card party for a needy Neighbor of Woodcraft will bo giv: en in I. O, O. F. ball, Tenth and B, Pine st., Montlay evening, May 21, All friends of Wood- craft welcome . WOODCRAFT THIMBLE CLUB Palm circle, No. 66 ot W., will donate the hall to the Seattle Wood. craft ‘Thimble club, on Monday even- ing, May 21, Whist will be played, beginning at § o'clock, Beautiful prizes have been donated. Neigh ors. of Woodcraft and their friends and acquaintances Invited. Place, Odd Fellows’ hall, 10th ave. and ¥. Pine st. . HOME-COOKED FOOD SALE The ladies of Sunset Hill Im provement club will have a home cooked food sale and sewing bee at the home of Mrs. D, W. Gules, 3404 W. 68th st., Monday, May 21. At tho regular meeting of the club on Tuesday evening, May 22, at § o'clock, Chief of Police Severyns will be the principal speaker. Mrs. C. W. Knudson will contribute several piano selections. Everyone welcome, . . P. E, O. CHAPTERS Chapter V of P. E. O. will observe “Mother's Day” at its meeting Mon- day afternoon, May 21, at 2 o'clock, at the home of Mra. F, M. Jordan, 12056 22nd Ave, 8. The guest day musicale of Chap- ter A of P. E. O. is announced to take place Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs, J. F. Duthie, 2649 Shoreland drive, see FLORA E. BATEMAN L. L. O, A The Flora E. Bateman L. L. O, A. No, 148 will give an old time social with refreshments in I. O. G, T. hall, 1109 Virginia st., Monday evening, May 21, at 8 o'clock. The program follow America’ ly Tenor Boli— (a) “Macuatia’* (b) “Smitin' Thru”. George M. Clarinet Soli— (n) “La Secret” (b) ‘Killarney".. Raymond Mao Munough oA. A. Penn + Gautler + Bolse ding Dance— (a) “Tho Danctng Master’ (b) “Nature Dance’ Dorothy Holloman and Doris Brabyn Humorous Bpeech Rey. Georg: Bass Soli— (a) “I Know of Two Bright Byes’ Gee tis Chal (b) “1 Minn You So, Mavournsen’ . » Beaumont MoGhire Soo, 8. Richara Violin Solo + Selected r #. Smith Zoprano Solo~“Coming Home"'.....Tate Mra. M. Mages eee COMMONWEALTH CLUB The Commonwealth club will meet at Dartnall’s cafeteria, Leary build: ing, Monday evening, May 21, at 15. Dr. J. N, Bowman will taik on “Democracy—Ethics—-Religion."* The public (8 cordially invited, ee KING COUNTY FEDERATION The annual report of officers and committees of the King county legislative federation will be given at the next regular meeting on Monday, May 21st, 2 p, m,, at the y, W. A, All delegutes to the fedoration aro requested to attend, LEGISLATIVE meses sem Women’s Clubs | FREMONT W. ADDITIONAL CLUBS c c T. U. Fremont W T. U. will give an interesting entertainment on Monday evening, May 28, in Asbury M. K church, Whitman ave. and 40th at. A splendid program ts beige arranged which Includes sing: ers from the Anferican College of Music at Fremont, and other fine numbers, The Fremont White Rib- bon band will perform. eee ALKI WOMAN'S IMPROVEMENT CLUB. The Alki Woman's Improvement club will meet with Mra. George A. Smith, 6100 Wost Spokane st., Tues- day, May 22. Luncheon will be served at 1 p. m. by Mra. Olive Sprague, demonstrating Northwest products, A musical program will follow. Tho public is invited. see THURSDAY PROGRESS CLUB The Thursday Progress club will meet with Mra. O, C. Knemeyer, 4731 12th ave. N. &., Thursday, May 24, at 2 p.m. Members requested to be present as this is the Inst meeting of the year. o- LORRAINE SOCIAL CLUB Lorraine Social club will meet in Masonlo temple, Wednesday, May 23, at 2p. m. All Eastern Stars invited. eee WISCONSIN GOLDENROD CLUB The Wisconsin Goldenrod club will meet Wednesday, May 23, with Mra. Effie McMillan, Ninth st. and Interlaken, Take Green Lake car to Dow's landing and follow th sidewalk for 12 blocks, or take © monds bus to 90th and walk three blocks east, BALLARD CAMP NO, 176, WwW. 0. W. Ballard camp No. 176, Woodmen of the World, will give a dance for members and their families only Fri- day evening, May 26, at Woodmen hall, 17th and Market sts. see CANADIANS' HIKING PARTY The Canadian club will give a hik. ing party under the leadership of Miss Francesca Wiesling on Sunday, May 2 The steamer Vashon will leavo Plier 3 at 9:30 a, m. for Gibson, on Bainbridge Island. The hike will be thru five miles of beautiful for. ests to Bass Iake, Bring kodak, bathing suit, lunch, cup, sugar and Sieg Canadians and friends in. vited, . LUNCHEON AT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH The Women's Federation of Ev a Solectea |SClical churches of Seattle will give a luncheon Tuesday, May 28, at the First Presbyterian church at 12:30 Pp. m. Women missionaries will bo guests of honor. A program is be ing prepared for the affair, eee WEST SEATTLE W. C. T, U. Went Seattle W. C. 'T. U. will hold an institute on Friday, May 25, at the Fairmont Congregational church, corner of Juneau and 42d ave, §. W., commencing at 1:90 p. m. and econ- tinuing thru the evening, with an {n- formal banquet served at 6:30 o'clock, at which time a number of good speakers will entertain, Frienda and neighbors cordially invited, see BETHLEHEM SHRINE NO, 1 Bethlehem Shrine No. 1 will givo one of thelr enjoyable card partion at Dartnall's cafoteria Saturday, May 26, at 8:40 p.m. ‘The public i invited, eee WOMAN'S CIVIC CLUR The Woman's Civie club will hold it# annual picnic at Volunteer park on Tusaday, Muy 22. Members are asked to bring baskets, knife, fork, plate and spoon. Coffee will te served, TLE |Personal STAR Mr, M. ¢ abroad for peated to re turn at Mins who tending turn Hortense ¢ about June ! Mr Thom Jz, is not expected jt) the first part | Mr Mra Mr Mra } Baton motored to week end. . Green, hom 6 William Lie and Hyman and spend the Mr, and Mra, J. ¥ | daughter, Ellen, will « | Sunday from Los Angeles to sp \* fortnight visiting friends, During t | ucets their they Kearney relative first be the hou Mt Charles part of Mr. and Mra. F. W. D. ing a few days in } relatives Holbrook 1 Minse . who are The | Em atter | court A | Robert Brooke Al r piscopal High Sehoo!l, A Va. are expect pme June . . sehool in the exand, 4 10. Mra, Henry C. Ewing, who | been ill at Minor hospital has be moved to her Mr. and Mra, Frances Browne Jr. will remove to the Country club next week for the summer months: ae Mr. ‘and Mrs, 0, W. Crockett Mr, and Mrs, Edward F, Tyler, Tacoma, left Friday on a motor trip to Portiand and Spokane, They wil be away about ten days sey ie) Mr. and Mrs, Harry W |removed to thelr summer Des Moines Dye have home Mr, and Mrs, James A, Gibbs receiving corigratulations on birth of a daughter, May 11, at Luke's hospital . o. st Mre, Maurice Keyser and two children, Elizabeth and Mildred, of Mexico City, are the guests of Mrs Keyrer’s sister, Miss Della Wr |for the summer. . John Nash, son of My. and is expected to Philip Exeter of June Mr, Mra. Thomas Nash, larrive home from |academy about the last MARYKNOLL BAZAAR The circle of the Maryknol! will he and Saturday, May Commercial club on r of the Ri Heat corner of Jack There will be Fr 1a bazaar Friday 2 and 26, at the the second flo Jand Power building non and Maynard sts & Program each afterngon and eve ning and refreshments All interested in mission work are invited to help make the bazaar « success CLARA BARTON TENT No. t Daughtern of Veterans, Clara Bar ton Tent No. 1, will serve « public dinner at the Armory Wednesday, | May 23, at 6 o'clock, followed by |carda at & o'clock, with refresh | mefita, Good prizes are provided. A bazaar in connection with the entertainment will be held for the sale of fancy and useful articles, del featemsen goods, etc. The public in cortially invited to all. ‘Three new officers were Installed May 9 by Minas Grace Hurd, install ing officer, They were: Prean cor respondent, Irene Blue; munictan | Loin Selber; color guard, Elizabeth Fohn, Next regular meeting of the ltent is on the fourth Wednesday at | the Armory. eee SEATTLE WOMAN'S CLUB The literary interpretation and current topics department of the So attle Woman's club will meet Tues: |day, May 22, at the home of Mra. H. Mattson, 6454 42nd 8. W. This will be the last meeting of the club year. Members will please meet at 12 noon sharp, at the corner of Bec. and and Pine, to take the Fauntleroy car. EASTERN STAR CLUB One of the many activities of the Eastern Star club this year will be a unique affatr at the home of Mra. Maurice Whittingham, 615 E. Thom: as st. On the afternoon of Friday, May 25, there will be a luncheon, followed by a bridge and whist party, and in the evening of the same day another bridge and whist affair will be held. Refreshments will be served. A nominal fee will be charged at both, which will go to the upkeep of the club. These affairs are in the hands of & committee of which Mrs, Maurice Whittingham is chairman. Eastern Stara and thelr friends wishing to attend can phone Capitol 2132 for reservations, eee AUXILIARY TO B. OF L, BE The Ladies’ auxiliary to the B. of L. E. will give a luncheon and card party Wednesday, May 23, at 1 p. m., at M. EB. B. A. hall, 1923% First ave. eee NATIVE DAUGHTERS OF WASHINGTON Princess Angeline parlor No. 2, N. D. W., will hold their annual ban. quet at the Elks’ clubhouse Wednes- day evening, May 23, at 6 o'clock. All members aro asked to make reservations by May 20 with Nellie Hans at either the Hotel Wilhard, Elliott 3262, or at the office, Elliott mbers will meet at the Y. W. C. A. lobby and go from thore. All members who are planning on going to Port Townsend to the Grand Parlor meeting are asked to get in communication with Ida Svendgard or Nellie Hans and secure further information concerning same. Fure ther announcement will be mado thru this paper, eee HADASSAH MEDICAL, ASSOCIATION FORMS NEW GROUP On May 16, the Deborah group to Hadassah chapter was organized at the home of Mrs. Albert Fleitzer, 707 80th ave, Mrs, L. Keralg, who organized the first Hadassah chap. ters in the elty, gave an interesting talk on Palestine and what the Hadassah lias dono for it. The new group pledged its hearty support, A joint meeting will be held Thursday, May 24, at 2 Dp at the Bikur Cholum synagogue. A good program is being prepared, “ee WRITERS’ CLUB The Writers’ club will moet Tues. day evening, May 22, at & o'clock In the lecture room of the Y. W, Cc. A, Manuscripts will be read by Lou Chase Downle, Wiorence Mayne Hickey, Alice D, Rayner and Cora | Chaso Charleton, "; simple presentation of the work of *|certified national examiners of Girl Feodore Chaliapin Cha}iapin, will gre basnon, be hear time on ¥r May 25, M the | the local management of the Musical elu feo ru Is ticipated, and quiry Wh t the Chaiiapin is Uh f & capac! in 19 ‘om the a? from t) tf ppe for Ar His has histor }Chatiapin t the outstanding figure in the musical world. | While Chalispin ts a patriot & Russian thru and thru, he does not concern=himself with the poll ties of his country A favorite un-| der the and repeatedly | and inn nobility, hel with the soviet gov. popularity with has made Challapin idol of the Russian alone due to hia glort nd artistic prestige. tho artist's extraordinarily netle which, with has endeared him to millions. in Challapin ot sia duri a to fill op ropoll > engage e n Opera ¢ uc becomo today and crar's rule entertained at members of the Rt ts also in favor Hin which the in ne court years | people ous voice ts mag personality, voice, Born known One fact in ‘which po eve . hae ho ts held by men. en by political upheavals, did not hw Challapin en to assure his person. being by escaping to another Instead he remained at during tho entire period of political disturbances, giving [people the comfort and inspiration Jot his stinging. Challapin says that hin Interpreta- tion of a part is never twice the same. ‘Jirst, last and all tho time, ho is an interpreter and a singer: Pitts Sanborn, the well-known New York critic, said of Challapin's last concert in that city: “Mr, Challapin sings with an enunciation so dis- tinct that even if you really didn’t know three words of the language, jhe almost persuades you that you know all the words that he sings, Tho his singing of every song was | distinguished by hig peculiar force jund magic, he hit the mountain tops with Schumann's “Two Grenadiers.’ | Hix superb voice rang out, and the jclimax he wrought from the casual- |ly conversational tone of the open- jing to the overwhelming might with which he thundered for the ‘Mar. seillaive’ was almost too much for human nerves.” ‘ountry home ANNUAL MAY LUNCHEON Epiphany Guild will give its an- nual May luncheon on Friday, May} 26, at 1 p.m. at the Epiphany cburch, Denny-Blaine park, Every- one cordially Invited to attend, eee GARFIELD P.-T, A. May 22, at 2:30 p. m, in the Jauditorlum, ‘The following program | will be given by the sophomores: Garfield trio, Walton McKinney, | Meyer Rose and Gordon McKinstry; | piano solo, Winnifred Salmon; read- ing, Kathryn Doan; violin solo, Florence Rosen. * da LYRIC CHORAL CLUB Tho Ladies’ Lyric Choral club will meet for rehearsal Tuesday evening, May 22, at 745 o'clock, in the main Bunday school room of the First Presbyterian church. .e SILVER TBA A sliver tea will be held Wednes- May 23, from 2 to 4:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs, H. L. Brown, 602 29th ave. The ladies of circle a “Dads' Night,” Friday, May 26, church will be hostesses and a very interesting program has been pre- pared for the afternoon, one da HIGHLAND PARK P,.-T. A, Highland Park PT. A. will have a “Dad's Night.” Friday, May 26, at 8 p, m, in the schoo! auditorium, Thomas R. Cole, superintendent of schools, will speak, Mr. R. D, Vivian will lead the community singing and Mr. D, H, Painter, the games, Fath- ers and mothers are urged to be present for a get-together time, Re-| freshments. There will be no charge, GIRL SCOUTS The second meeting of the class in Girl Scout leadership will bo held at the University branch of the pub- Uo library, 50th st. and 10th ave. next Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Thesa meetings are absolutely free and are open to any woman who is interested in Girl Scouts or in learn ing what they are doing. There is no obligation that those attending be a Girl Scout leader or that they be- come one, The course consists of a the organization and practice in the work done by the Scouts. Mrs, Daisy Stewart, the regional director of Girl Scouts, has charge of the classes and she is one of the fow Scout leaders in this country, It was she who startod the work at Belling- ham and Ellensburg normal schools, the University of Oregon and the State College of Oregon, so her ex. perience in seout work has been ex~ tensive in the lino of work for lead- Ors as well As tho organization of ya- the| } 845 the | "Mer | It} + his | Plane has | Merro-Co existence. | 1 the exteem | his country: | When Russia was first shak- | Quartet rons cities of the West. For further at Garfield 2769 particulars please call Mis, Stowart| Logg, recording ‘Emily ¥ | Music 5 Ralston Club Concert Nordica Choral Club to Give Concert in the audit University club at Helen Crowe Snelling, ompanist. The program to be given follows To the Bpirit of Musle Perey Wt Women’s o'clock nductor, acc r ras ng Mas iat ree parte) Hosmer pring Vole Soprano Bol en”. Strauss Stra en; first second 8 Leighton; to orp . rts). Coombs Woodpe +e Nevin b Mendelssohn ordica Choral Ch Concerto in G Minor cella Michaud Melen Crowe Mnelling at second plano tralto Boll here's a Whisper in the Afr” Br Woodma (b) “Open _Recret’ “Ship 0’ Dri Franct soprano, Ruth Watiing-La eecond sopranc, Mildred firet allo, Bertha Redbury Lillian Leighton Po Mey pecond Soprane Boll (a) “Kaahmirt Bong’ ht Waltz Song” : Harriet Ware ree (>) “Bu * Finrriette (Two Parte) tees eee ee s+ MMERO Nordica Choral Club + Rosbach Bpee Lillian Latghton | “Greeting to Spring”. . sees Strauss Nordica Choral Club Informa) dancing will follow. see Program at Cornish Thursday Tho plano pupils of Mr, Edouard Potjes will be heard in a recital at the Cornish school Thursday evening, May 24. The program to be nounced as follows: Concerto tn A Minor (First Movement) ee <+ee+eeeHummell given is an- y Raker (Piret Allegro) afaee +.1.Sehumann “Dance of the Dwarfs’ (itungarian YO NG. 3). cs sicnsvosea-diss,EDegee Madeline Pleas Doi “Vienna Carniva il} ann -Dedussy e Concerto in C + Besthoven Largo and A Minor .. h Rretagne Rhene Baton ude Artint! F Garfield PT. A. will meet Tues-| BR Louls Drentw: CENTURY CLUB The literature and travel depart- ment of the Woman's Century club will meet Friday, May 25, at 11 a. m., at the Y. W. C. A. Mrs. F. W. Meisnest will read letters from the foreign field written by Mr. Ernest Shaw and Dr. H, H, Gowen; “China in Crist: Mrs, Charles F. Hubbard. The regular meeting of the club will be held the same day at the Y. W.C. A, at 2 p.m. The afternoon will be devoted to the business of the cl) as follows: Annual reports, offi- curs, chairmen of departments, chair- men of standing committees, inaugu- ration. A full attendance is desired. eee CLIONIAN CLUB The Clionian club will hold the last meeting of the club year Tuesday, May 22, at 2 p. m., at the Federated clubhouse. A large attendange is de- sired to discuss plans and program for the ensuing year. CANADIANS WILL CELEBRATE EMPIRE DAY The Canadian club of Seattle will celebrate Empire Day with a dance at the Seattle Yacht club Thursday evening, May 24, During the intermissions Miss Dorothy Mitchell will presenta group of her pupils in the following dance numbers: Oriental dance, the Misses Margaret Powel, Vernice Hansen and G Idine Koebler; patriotic dance, Bobby Schwartz and Dorothy Aurich; gypsy dance, Mildred Hanson, Canadians and friends invited to participate, see SPORTS CLOTHES DANCE The drill team of the Young Ladies’ Institute will give a Sports Clothes Dance at the Seattle Tennis club Friday evening, May 26, The patrons and patronesses will be Mr, and Mrs. D, ©, Dugdale, Mr. and Mra. A. Trickett, Mr, and Mrs, Joseph Manning and Mr. and Mrs, Bernard Brady. eee ANNUAL ALUMNAE LUNCHEON The University of Washington Alumnae association held tts annual luncheon Saturday, May 12, with the ‘ending of yearly reports, reviews of work accomplished and election of the following officers: homas. Askren, president; Miss Alice Miller, vico president; Mrs, William Dehn, corresponding secrotary; Mrs, Charlo: secretary, and Miss 1999, ATURDA’ 19 Campfire News, Notes and Gossip Shows Hapid Northwest Campfire Growth ia Skagit County Campfires Summer Camp ple of Campfi: to Have pe Skagit cou d this sun may attend at a Walla Walla to Have Campfire Girts Headquarters of Walla Walla cen >» Walla Walla girls a their community » ‘erence for Campfire Girls to be held in Seattle May 26. Registrations Come in for Northwest Conference Camp € B a the delegates to of ¢ ‘6 headquarters at 41¢ kept busy regi y the Nort her entire group for 100 per cent at tendance at the conference. There I be representatives from Bremer- Walla W Snohomish, Sno- Kirkland, Centralia and various other cities in the North: west. One feature of the conference will be a track meet held at Broadway }Athletlc Field on Saturday, May 26, from 2 to 4. Tho Seattle Kiwanis club {s furnishing the prizes and club members will act as judges. The events will be Fifty yard dash—girls over 12; 25- yard dash—girls under 12; basketball throw; potato race; three-legged race; baseball throw; wheelbarrow race— girls under 12; three-legged hop; chariot race; stick race; baseball game; tennis. Campfire Girls who are able to en tertain out-of-town girls are urged to register their names and the num- ber of girls they can entertain, at headquarters at once. On the even- Ing of the 26th there Will be a Coun- cil Fire on the University campus, in which Campfire Girls and guard- jans will participate. This meeting will be open to the public. Campfire Girls to Attend Church in a Body To close the Campfire Conference, kirls are asked to attend church on Sunday morning, May 27, in a body. For convenience the downtown churches have been selected: First Methodist church, First Presbyter- jan, St. James Cathedral, and Pil- gtim Congregational, Leaders will be in attendance, Campfire Girls have been “giving service” this week by ushering at the State Parent-Teacher convention held in Meany hall. Eight girls have been on duty h morning and afternoon and have assisted in every way possible. Mrs. E. R. Sprague, who fs the leader of a group of Biue Birds, is having a May Festival for her group at her home, on May 25. Parents and friends of the girls are invited. Mrs, Alma Purlenky, chairman of the San Francisco Guardians asso- ciation, will be a guest of the Seattle Campfire Girls at Camp Sealth dur- ing the second period of camp, July 214, Mrs. Marie Huber and her Camp- fire Girls of Mercer Island will hold a Council Fire June 1. Ten new members will be admitted to member- ship in the group and a new group under the leadership of Mrs. A. Mer- cer, These girls were formerly Blue Birds under the guardianship of Miss Katherine Shoemaker, F National headquarters of Camp- fite Girls will conduct four Shawne- quas In the United States this year, and all of these courses will be west of the Mississippi, at Dallas, ‘Texas; Des Moines, Iowa; Denver, Colorado, and Spokane. Miss Edith M. Kempthorne, national field secre: tary, will have charge of the courses and at the Spokane Shawnequa will be assisted by the local executive, Miss Anette Francisco. This last course will be of special interest to Seattle guardians and older girls, as it can be easily reached and forms a splendid opportunity to spend a profitable vacation and at the same time to meet new Campfire people, ‘The course will be conducted at the Spokane Campfire Girls camp, sit uated on the Coeur d'Alenes, Idah», which is the headquarters not only for the Spokane Campfire Girls, but for all Campfire Girls of the In. land Empire, Miss Kempthorne and Miss Francisco will be assisted by specialists On various crafts, among them being Prof, C. E. Behre, of the University of Idaho, Nature Lore, and Mr, F, Girard, of tho national servic, on trail blazing, tracking, All jocal guardians who re interested may have further par: pe tecrht papas, Reba hy i