The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 3, 1923, Page 10

a a E _ ‘the guest of honor. eq i Bridge and Pi aiar _ Sunday ‘Afternoon Tea for Visitors PAGE 10 Seattle Society Edited by Lillian Keen LeBallister. Telephone, MA in-0600 Assistant—Frances Oldham Music—Louise Raymond Owens Sunset Club Announces November Program; Formal Dinner Dance Planned for Friday Evening RS, CARROLL ATKINS will addr the members of the Sunset club M on “Modern English Poets’ Wednesday, November 7, at o'clock The hostesses for the afternoon will be Mra. Elbert F. Blaine and Mra, Menry Landes. Tho second meeting of the club will be for discussion of Business, in connection with luncheon, on Wednesday, November 14, 8 o'clock At 7 o'clock on Wednesday evening, November 21, there and informal talk on “Remin Seattle,” with stereopticon Views, by Mr. Vivian Carke Donworth and Mra. Worrall Wilson will be the hostesses. Practice club will give the program On Wednesday afternoon, November 28, at 3 o'clock. The hostesses will be Mrs. W. Gaffney and Mrs, G. Rochester, at will be @ dinner censes of Early George A Dinner Dance to Be Charming Affair Elaborate plans are being perfected for the formal dinner dance the Women’s University club will give Friday evening, November 9, tn the} ballroom at the new club. The decorations are to be especially lovely, and as to the music, many happy surprises are promised. The affair ts for members and their guests, and, aside from small tables arranged for private parties, there will be numerous no-host tables, Among those who have reserved tables aro Mra. Frederic Hall White, Mrs, Wiliam Parkhurst . Mrs, Frank Elwell Case, Mrs, Everett Clark and Miss Gertrude Sc he committee announces that reserva. tions will close Thursday noon, November 8. Mrs. A, H. Albertson and Mrs. H. J. M. Baker will be the hostesse | The dance in charge of the dance committee—Mrs, Frederic Hall] chairman; Mrs. A, H, Tremper, Mrs. Allon Latimer, Mra. Andrew Price, Miss Gertrude Schulz and Miss Marjorie Fisken saath s Gustin d this afternoon er home w an} in honor of Miss Gustin, of Bay} . Mrs, Alexander F, Mi: wan, | ing to Medford, | is Tea Honors Mis Mrs. Charles S. Wills informa! tea from 4 until 6 0 City, Mich., who has been visiting her si and who is now Mrs. Wills’ guest for a few days before ¢ Ore., for a week's visit and from there to California to spend the winter. Mrs. Charies H. Black and Mrs, H. E, Wanamaker presided over the] fea table, and Mrs. Joseph Black, Mrs, Keith Fisken and Miss Constance | Wilcox assisted. The cards were received by Alice Jean Wanamaker and} Graham Wills. at ith 8 | Musical Tea First in Winter Series ‘The first of the winter series of musical teas planned by Kappa Kappa! Gamma alumnae was given this afternoon at Mrs. Tom Mesdag's home on} Queen Anne Hill In the receiving line with Mrs. Mesdag were Mrs. Donald Trueblood, Mrs. C. Crawford Morrill, Mrs. G. V. Lawry, Mrs. Allan B. Engle, Mrs.| C. Edward Hughes and the Mis Julia Conway, Elsa Walsh, Edith Page} Bennett and Celia Shelton. | Mrs. Mark Allison Matthews and Mrs. John Condon presided at tlic! exquisitely appointed tea table, centered with a broad basket of golden toned chrysanthemums. ‘The following charming program was presented by Ellen Shelton Harrt | $0n, soprano, and Mary Louise Weeks, pianist, with Ruth Prynne as accompanist. Aria, “More Regal in His Low Estate” (from “The Queen of Sheba")| (Gounod)—Mrs. Harrison. “Papillons" (Shumann)—Miss Weeks. (a) “Pastorale” (Veracini); (>) Zigeuner Lied” (Hubay); (*) “Bergerette (Bizet); (@) “Deep in Love Was 1" (Rachmaninoff); (e) “Slumber Song” AGretchaninoff); (f) “La Girometta” (Sibella)}—Mrs. Harrison. “Aladion Aimes” (Schutt}—Miss Weeks. fa) “To a Hilttop™ (Cox); () “Rain” (Curran); (c) “The Br * (Leon); 1 “The Homing” (Del Reigo); (c) “At the Well” (Hageman)-—Mrs. Harri ‘son. » To compliment Miss Geraldine Huston, a bride-to-be of this month, Miss Marjorie Armstrong is extending invitations for a bridge and shower at her home on Wednesday afternoon, November 7, Five tables will be in} play. | | | | In honor of Lientenant and Mrs. William Kirk Scammell, from Vick#- -Miss., who are here for-ten days on their way to San Pranciaco, irs. John L. Meares will entertain with a tea Sunday afternoon from 4 ‘Until 6 o'clock. Mrs. George V. La Farge and Mrs. Charles V. La Farge ‘will preside over the tea table and Mrs. Keith Gregory will assist. Sponsoring No-Host Luncheon Birs. A. S. Kerry is sponsoring a no-host luncheon at the Sunset club) m Tuesday afternoon for the officers of the board of the Music and Art) Foundation tund. | i see | Honor Guest at Tacoma Home | " Miss Margaret Brady is arranging a bridge luncheon for next Friday afternoon at her home in Tacoma to honor Mra. John Victor Bock, of Los Angeles, who is ‘visiting her mother and sister, Mrs. Johu David Cornett and Miss Imogene Cornett. . LInmcheon Will Compliment Miss Tanzer + Miss Lola Skartvedt is entertaining with q kitchen shower and tea at the Alpha Delta Pi house Tuesday afternoon in compliment to Miss Alice anzer, who will be a November bride. Mrs. G. L. Tanzer will pour and BMrs. Joseph Coulthurst will assist, a Mrs. Falknor to Give Informal Bridge ty Bennett Lee Falknor {s entertaining with an informal bridge at her home-on Friday Wood (Roma Reid). | afternoon, November 9, in honor of Mrs. James Leslie Invitations have been confined to close friends 6f > ¥ . Informal Bridge Tea Birs. C. W. Lea is entertaining a few friends on Monday afternoon with informal luncheon and bridge at her home on Prospect st. oe Club to Have Mah Jongg Luncheon | Mrs. L.R. Allan will entertain members of the Annle Wright Seminary lub at a 12:30 o'clock mah Jongg luncheon Thursday afternoon, November at her home, 2406 Harvard ave. N. Reservations my be made by calling Mrs. Allan, CA pit!-2031 oe Assist at Guild Tea At St. Margaret's guild of St. Mark's church bridge tea Monday afternoon at Mrs. Frederick Bentley's home, Mra. John D. McLauchlan, Mrs. Joseph A. Swalwell, Mrs, Arden Smith and Mrs. Frank L. Baker-will alternate at the urns and assisting will be Mrs. Karle de Veuve, Mra. Wallace Duthie, Mrs. W. A. Bane, Mrs, C. Brockman, Mrs. Norman Burton and Mrs. Donald MeEacheran. ; For reservations call Mrs. McEacheran or Mrs, James Hamilton de Veuve, eee Special Luncheon at Club | The Women’s University club will have a special luncheon on Tuesday, November 6, when Madame Ja Comtesse d’Audifret will speak at 1 o’clock| on “Women of France.” The luncheon is for members and guests. Reser: vations are asked by Monday noon, Luncheon Club to Meet ‘ ‘The Mount Baker Park Luncheon club will meet at the tlubhou luncheon, followed by bridge, on Wednesday afternoon, Novembe 1 o'clock. The hostesses will be Mrs. C. N. Dickinson, Mrs, W. R. B. Montague and Mrs. W. G. McLaren. Calendar for Orthopedic Shops Mrs. W. W. Felger will be hostess at the Orthopedic Tea Shop Monday, representing Broadway guild. Assisting will be Mrs. T. A, Fransioll, Mra. HR. B. Snow, Mrs. H. Watkins, Mrs. Lacy Hofius and the Misses Josephine ¥ransioli, Franklin Crawford and Elizabeth Crawford. Tuesday, First Hill guild, Mrs. A. L. Hawley, chairman; Wednesday, University guild, Mrs. Hugh Hone, chairman; Thursday, Queen Anno} guild, Mrs. B. C. Yancy, chairman; Friday, Mount Baker Park gulld, Mrs, Reinier Beeuwkes, hostess; Saturday, Renton Hill gulld, Mra, W. D. ’ Freeman, chairman. At the Thrift Shop on Monday morning, Smith and Mrs. F. C. Ginnever; in the afternoon, Laurelhurst guild, with Birs. E. L. Skeel and Mrs. C. L. Sowle. Tuesday morning, Mrs, H. J. Ramsey; in the afternoon, Winslow auxiliary, with Mrs, H. Horrocks, chair. ‘Man. Wednesday morning, Queen Anne guild, H. R. Elliott, chair. mani; in the afternoon, Capitol Hill gulld, Mrs. + Bishopp, chairman ‘Thursday morning, Mount Baker Park guild, Mrs, C. A. Douglas, chair. Man; in the aGernoon, First Hill guild, Mrs. 2. R. Boswell, chairma Friday, ail day, Denny-Fuhrman guild, Mrs. L. L. Berens, chairmay. sat. urday, all day, Broadway guild, Mrs, Herbert Greene, chairman ANNUAL BAZAAR Pi Beta Phi fraternity will hold its annual bazaar at the Hotel Gowman, on November 24, from 9| a, ™. to 8 p.m. Cards at 2 p, m. For reservations call Mrs. F, O. Ehrlich, BA st-3461, * for} 7, at A, Magee, Mrs. | | niversity guild, with Mrs. Amy WOODCRAF ITEM CLI The Woodcraft Totem club will hold its regular business meeting Thursday, November 7, at 2 p, m., in the club rooms, 4167 Areade building. All Neighbors of Wood. craft invited to attend | + | to Mr. jin the | BATEMAN, L. 1. | day | MI Miss Jefferson, who recently announced her engagement rick, will become a bride early tanton Willard Freder New Year.—Portrait by SS. VIRGINIA THE SEATTLE STAR Personal Mra, are JEFFERSON lar daughter y Whitne ‘Treat Miss Priscilla Jat in mber New York, They plan to spend t holidays Mina Loyal Treat, who| is a student at the Hastman Con of Music in Rochester, with Treat. | seaving Nov | with servatory % eee Mr, and Kons motored the Mrs. Heginald WW, Par. to Portland to spend and attend the week-end horse show, Mr who Mr Jeaving Sunday Francisco and Del Monte thru the southern for short James D. Hoge, | for Ban plan to purt of before and aro motor the state returning. «me Mrs, Lawrence Bogle and Mra, Scott Bullitt will leave Tuesday for the East, to be gone a month Mrs. Fred 8. Stimson and Mra Charles ¥, Whittlesey plan to leave Monday for Portland to attend the horse show. . and Mrs. removed Harold A. Speidel to 6746 Third ave. Mr, have N. B, o. Mr, and Mra, W. A. M. Smith left today by motor for Portland on @ short visit, eee «Mr, and Mrs, J. W, Goodwin, Mr, and Mrs, Frank Goodwin and Mins Louise Goodwin left this morning for Portland to spend the week-end. oe Mr, G, W. Lea and daughter, Miss Elizabeth Lea, left Friday morning for east of the mountains on a few! days’ hunting trip, Mra, Lea re. turned yesterday from a few days’ visit in Victoria, +! Mrs. W. 8. Dulmage and Mins Ellen Dulmage, who motored to Portland last week, returned on Mon- day. Mr. and Mrs. Henry, Hibbard left last night for Portland and will at tend the football gamo today at Cor. vallis, eee Dr. Everett C. Jones, who under. went a serious operation a fortnight ago at the Swedish hospital, will be removed Sunday to his home at 4915 Beach drive, . Mr. C. K. Poe motored to Portland Friday to spend the week-end. eee Mr. Hamilton Rolfe morning for Concord, Mra. Rolfe, and visit Mr. and Mra G. oH the last of November. eee left Friday N. H. to Join his parents, Nolfe, until James & Merrihew, : an a Anne Parsons and Miss @omen’ CLUBS FOR MONDAY "Ss CLUB The Seattle Woman's club will hold} ite regular ov hi Monda: Nov. t the Federated clubhouse. | The Music department meets at 11:20} a. m. under mn Mra. | Fh nee B. Smith. board of} xecutives will meet at 1 p. m, The} re jar assembly at 2 o'clock will be! an open meeting to which guests are| invited. Mra, J. H. Little will read} @ paper on “Americanization” and/ the following musical program has| been arranged | ¥ mee or J. 8. Cox Herbert Clark GUpatrick Vo (a) * Walts Song..... . a} Denzel (>) “T Love m Little Cottage” Goettrey ter #. Johnson. Smith, accompanist. Oars Mrs. Wa Florence 1. PHILOMUS CLUB The Philomus club will ained the home of Mra. Eckman 329 10th ave. > Monday, November at p. Mrs. M. Krikorian, prominent Armenian relief work, will give address on the “History of Arme nia.” Mrs. Charlies Sumers and Miss Miekle, assisting host essex, Mra. be enter: | H. P.| 2 rm in| an} ALPHA PHI ALUMNAE The regular meeting of the Alpha Phi alumnae will held at the} chapter house nday evening, No- vember 5, at 7:30 o'clock. Mrs. Sey mour Thomas, of Pasadena, district | inspector, will be present and ad- dress the meeting. PRAIRIE ROSE CLUB | The Prairie Rose club will meet} with Mrs, George Draper, 502. W. Crockett st. Monday, November 2 at 2 p. m tring fruit for Ortho. pedic hospital be FLORA | OLA | Flora Zateman, L. 1, O. A. | No, 148, and Puget Sound, L. O, 1., | No. 160, will hold a joint celebration Monday evening, November § p.m. in 1. 0. G. T. | dancing and refresiir CARD PARTY AND MUSICAL Mrs. M. J, Fohn will be hostess at 4 card party and musicale on Mon afternoon, November 5, at her} home, 918 19th ave. N., for the bene- | fit of the apron bboth in connection | with St. Joseph's Parish bazaar to be| held the week of November 26, There will be accommodations fe tables and all friends are invited to par- ticipate. Mrs. Anna Toner {s chair man of the apron booth and is as sisted by Mrs, Edward Connor, Mrs, M. D. Dalton, Mrs. T. J. Mullan Mrs. J. M. Keating, Mra. J. O, Pierce, Mra. Edward Brady and Mrs. J. H. Scott. . KING COUNTY SLATIVE FEDE King Couuty Legis tion will meet Monday, November 6, | at 2 p.m, at. the Y. W, GC. A.| Rey. H. I, Chatterton, executive sec: | ret of the Council of Seattle Churches, will speak on “The Legal Status of Schoot Credits for Bible Stud All interested persons cor- dially invited. . COMMONWEALTH CLUB | Mra. Elizabeth B. Harris, super: | visor of dances, Seattle police de-} partment, will discuss "The Dance | Hall Problem" before the Common: | wealth club at Dartnall's cafeteria, | Second and) Marion, Mond ning, November at 6:1 public ja Invited. RATION tive Federa- v* eve: | The | BESANT THEOSOPHICAL LODG The women of Besant Theosophi-| cal lodge will meet Monday evening, November at Besant hall, 717 Broadway N, at Roy, to continue ar- A | o'clock. the Country.” | day, | | sibility of the Home in the E a, Miss Helen F college, the-Bea ¥, who are attending Mills will motor to Carmel-by- to spend their Thankagiy- ing vacation. . Mra. Malcolm Samuels and three children, left last week for Los An- goles to spend the winter with Mra. Samuels’ parents, s Clubs ngementa for the bazaar which is be held early in December. ADDITIONAL CLUBS BRITISH AMERICAN ASSOCIATION ho regular meeting of the Brit- ish American association will be held in the Fine Arts hall, on Fri- day, November 9 After the busi- Ness session, an addrean will be gty- en by Judge Austin B, Griffiths, on “England.” All persong of British birth cordially Invited. At the annual meeting of the nano. ation, held in the Fine Arta hall, ober 12, the following officers were elected: Honorary president, Mr. Bernard Pelly; honorary vice president, Mr. Alexander Baillie; psesident, Mr. Robert Gillespie; prealdents, Mr. John Bushell and Mr. Thomas | R. Holner; treasurer, Dr. Ira 1, Neill; secretary, Rev. F. Bate man FREMONT W. C. T. U. The Fremont W. C. T. U. will meet on Tuesday, November 6, at 10 a, m., at the home of Mra. Daw, 4222 10th ave. N. EB. Bring lunch and come prepared to sew on aprons for the White Shield home, “* ALKI REVIEW NO. Alki Review No, 59 will hold {ts regular meeting in A. 0. U. W. hall, 1409 Ninth ave., Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. uo VIMY RIDGE CHAPTER Vimy Ridge chapter, Daughters of the British Empire, has planned a card and mah jongg party at the home of Mra, Jamon Stirratt, 946 17th ave, N., Wednesday afternoon, November 14, at 2 o'clock. Mem. bers of the various British clubs of the city and friends of the chapter are asked to naaint by reserving ta- bles, an the proceeds will aid the fund for the British Old People's home, in California. Tables may be renerved by calling “Mra. W. G. Hamlin, EA st-2043-R. Those who do not care for cards may reserve a table for the ten, at 4 o'clock. . . HELPERS’ CLUB The Helpers’ club of Alcha chap- ter, No, 116, O, EB. 8, will meet at the home of Mrs. Van Winter, 7502 Second ave. N. E., on Wednesday, Nov. 7, at 11 a, m. e-° Rn SUNSET HEIGH" LITERARY CLUB Suns Heights Liter meet on Tuesday, No at the home of Mrs 4221 Ashworth ave. ee THURSDAY PROGRESS CLUB The Thursday Progreas ctub will meet at the home of Mrs. J. C. Smith, 5510 12th ave. N. E., on Thursday, Nov. 8, at 10 a. m. CALEIDH CLUB The Caleidh elub will meet Tues. | day, Nov. 6, at 1 p.m. with Mrs, J, F, Forbes, 231 Boylston ave. N, club will | 2 p.m, Hattie Bentley, . ca DAUGHTERS OF PIONEERS Daughters of Pioncers of Wash- ington (prior to 1870) have planned an interesting meeting for Wedn day afternoon, November 7, at o'clock, at the Y. W. C. A, Mrs. Allison T. Wannamaker, assisted by her sister, Mrs, A. B. Linne,’ will exhibit pictures taken during a re- cent European trip which will in- clude views of the Passion Play at Oberammergau. An informal tea In honor of the new members will follow the pro- gram. Mrs. Bessie Manning Wil- lama, president, and officers of tho organization, will introduce the new members to the general member ship. QUARANTE CLUB The Quarante club will meet Tues. y evening, November 6, with Mr. and Mra. J. G. Hancock, 4134 Chil. berg ave. o- QUEEN ANNE STUDY CLUB The Queen Anne Study club will) meet in the Queen Anne branch Ij brary Tuesday, November 6, at 2 Mrs, A. E. Lyon will act as hostess Czechoslovakia will be the subject for study, Mrs. W. H. Thompson dis cussing “The Personalities of Masa- kk, Benes and Stefanik,” while Mrs. . C. Ferree will give a description he Industries and Agriculture of . . COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN Tho regular meeting of the Coun. cll of Jewish Women, to be held at Educational Center, 18th ave, 8. and Main st., will take the form of a ten on ‘Thursday afternoon, No- vember 8, at 2:30 p.m, There will be no bi 1 meeting. ary B . MOTHER: RUMMA\ ALE The Mothers’ club of Alpha Sigma Phi will hold a rummage sale Novem. ber 5, 6 and 7 at the Economy mar- ket. A Ke assortment of men's} and boys' overcoats will be offered DICKENS FELLOWSHIP The Dickens Fellowship whl meet Thursday evening, November 8, at the Chamber of Commerce. Chap. ters 15 to 28, in “Dombey and Son" will be studied. Visitors welcome. s\«@.6 SEATTLE REVIEW NO. 8 Seattle Review No, 8, W. B. A. of the Maccabees, will give a card party Thursday evening, November 8, at A. O. U. W, hall, 1409 Ninth ave,, at 8 o'clock. Business meeting at 7:30, BROADWAY PT, A, Broadway PT. A. will meet Tues. November 6, at 2:15 p. m. at the high school. Mr. Hendrickson, boys’ advisor, and Miss Lawrence, girls’ advisor, will give short talks on their work. The musical program is under the direction of Mr, Davies. id ah SEWARD P.-T, A. Seward I A. will meet Thurs November 8 at 2 p.m. Mr, Charles McKeehan, principal of the sehool, will speak on “The Respon * CUSTER AUXILIARY Custer Auxiliary No. 4, Sons of Veterans, will meet Tuesday even: ing, November 6, Annual inspec. tion of officers will take pla Members requested to be present. Refreshments, cee LADIES' GROTTO CLUB The Ladies’ Grotto club will meet at the Federated club house, Wednes- day, November 7, at 2 p.m, There will be an interesting program, eee BENEVOL SEATTLE SOCIETY The Seattle Benevolent Society will hold its regular monthly meet. ing Wednesday, November 7th, at 230 m., In the vestry rooms of Temple de Hirsch, Board meeting at 10:30 a. m, T McKINLEY CIRCLE NO, 11 William McKinley circle No. | Ladies of the ¢ 1, A. Ry, will serve a dinner Wednesday noon, November ih Veterans’ 1, Armory. In spection of officers at 2 p.m, The president, Abbie Hanulton, requests A large attendance, Cards at §:30 p.m, of the Child The Girls’ € and the pupils from Miss N, room will furnish the musi freshments will follow the program, TARO U SH AINA AA IT een ih Medan Music Civie Orchestra Program Madame Francis Alda will be the oloiat at the Beattle Civic Symphony orchestra concert afternoon, November 4, the Daven The mn 2:30 o'clock at Mme conductor, at n theater Wnghers, pro: gram follows Overture—"Riensi’* ++ Wagner Ariafrom Mefistofele sseseseeres Holto Symphony in C Major (Jupiter) aro Vivace ante cantabile tto! Allegretto le; Allegro molto 1V fongs “The Soldier's Bria . + Rach rvegienne ‘ninott tb) *« Yourdrain j MacDowell (written for 4 to Mme. Al- Maxwell (c) “Thy Beaming & “The #inger” and dedica M8) veces sages “The Bong of the (written for and dedicated to Mme, Alda) LaVorge Madam Alda. Vv (a) (e) TAnst Len Preludes" ... +e at the plano, Mine Margaret Hugh WILL MEET AT CHAPTER HOUSE The Mothers’ club of Sigma Alpha lon fraternity will meet at the : 4506 17th ave, 4 Thursday, Nov. 8 at 2:30 p.m. Do nations of canned fruit and jelly for the house are requested, ease Tho West Seattle Improvement club will be entertained by Mrs. R. 4607 W, College st., on ember 6, at 1:30 p, m. Mrs. Kathryn Miracle will speak on tion.” The hostess will be as- sisted by Mrs. ugeno Forbes, chair- man of the meeting. Members may invite friends. A short, important business meeting will be held. . . WALLI ‘ORD CIRCLE Wallingford circle J of the First Presbyterian church will meet at the home of Mra. Edgar Smith, 1601 N, 52nd et. on Wednesday, November 2 p.m. Come prepared to sew. Visitors welcome. . oe NORTH BROADWAY CIRCLE North Broadway circle of the Frult and Flower Mission will bold its regu- lar meeting Tuesday, November 6, at 10 a. m., at the home of Mrs, D. L. Pratt, 1608 Howe st, oe WOMEN'S TUESDAY CLUB The Women’s Tuesday club will meet with Mra, E. N, Shelton, 2904 Franklin ave., Tuesday, November 6, at 12:30 o'clock. ° “. SEWARD SOCIAL AND AND LITERARY CLUB The last regular meeting of the Seward Social and Literary club was held at the home of Mra. M. L. Pence, 7 Brandon st, with Mrs. W. FE. Barnhart, chairman of the chf.d's welfare committees of the City Federation, as the principal speaker. Mra. Barnhart spoke on ‘*Who's Who in America,” taking for the body of her lecture the work and lives of the notable women fn Ameri- ca, Sho also gave a short resume of the women of the state of Wash- ington who had accomplished some big things, Miss Margaret Miller gave a reading, a story in blank! verse of the life of Christ when a child, called “A Legend’’ As an en- core she gure ‘Mother. Miss Pa- tricia Ash contributed several inter- pretive dancing numbers. Mrs. J. J. Brennan was assisting hostess. Tho next regular meeting of this club will be on Friday, November 9, at 2 p.m, at the home of Mrs. Fred W. Aust, Amalfi apartments, Queen Anne ave. (Take W. Queen Anne car on First ave) | clation 1206 This is to be a purely social afternoon and the women are invited to play cards, eee ZONTA CLUB On Wednesday, November 7th, the Zonta Club of Seattle will meet at 6 p.m. at the tea room of the Y¥. W. C. A, Mr. Fred Everett, repre- senting the Rotary club of Seattle, will speak on “Rotary.” The Zonta organization is the same for women as Rotary is for men. On Thursday, November 8th, there will be a monthly meeting of the board of directors at 6 p. m. at the St. Regis cafe. WOMAN'S LAKEWOOD CLUB The Woman's Lakewood Civic Improvement club will have its reg- ular meeting Tuesday, November 6, at 2p. m., at the clubhouse. Mrs. William If, Utter will speak on Benefits of Child Life to the Home Woman,” and Miss Edythe Ballin. ger will play a violin solo. Mrs. J. Foster Dean will be the hostess for the afternoon, eee LA BOHEME MUSIC CLUB The monthly meeting of the La Bo- heme Music club will be held at the home of Mra, 8. W. Bushnell, 6144 10th ay E., 1:30 Friday aftor- noon, November 9, Modern French music will be the subject under dis- cussion. Tho program planned, is as fol- lows: Contralto— "Air dos Cartes (“Carmen'') é hee + Bizet Miss Margar Substituting for Mri Piano: Beareh. Harry Cone, Lutine’ ++ Nerini Winifred Bousfield. “Ronde Mt Soprano: (a) Ale de Saiome ("Ierodtade") + Mannenet lected. Intemps qul Commence’ amson et Delila”).. te «Rain ing P. Raeder, t-Saens Mri Violin— (a) Meditation ("Thain") (b) Belectionn from Miss Siri Enguian, eee SEATTLE LODGE NO, 7 Seattle Lodge No, 7, D. H. P. A, will meet In regular business ses- sion, Tuesday evening, November 6, at 8 o'clock, in Evergreen hall, 1409 Ninth ate, Members urged to bo present, The degree of honor is conducting a membership drive at present in honor of the national president, Frances Buell Olson, who has been at the head of the association for fifteen years, * . IONIA SOCIAL CLUB Tonia Social club will meet Wed: nesday, November at 2 p. m, in the card room the Masonic temple. welcome, at enateenar ye tom SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1923. aif | Campfire News Thursday at he Seattle Campfire G will meet on at.7:30)p. m., All guardians, Wirefly leader and Bluebird leaders should be pres ent or send a substitute if they can vember & iquar torn. not come, ¢ | Forty-elght girls, under the leader: | ship of Miss Anne Simmons and Miss Ruth A, Brown, enjoyed a Halloween woek-end at Camp Sealth October Among the many adventures during two days was a Halloween party November 10 and 11 the Girl’ Atifietic # lations, with £0 representatives, will spend the week- end at Sealth for thelr annual con ference, Two high school instructors from each school will chaperon the girls, SAVE YOu Start collecting everything you can for the rummage sale, It will take & great many things to make enough | money to buy a piano, We bor the camp Victrola in this way, you'll | remember, | MMA POBTERS! WE WANT THEM Posters about books for the Cama- raderie library; posters about toys for Christmas party; posters about casnes on board the Camaraderie; posters about subscribing to Every-| girl's and the Torch. A week at} camp for the best one turned in by} November 20, | If you want to be 100% Campfire | Girl try the following schedule’ for | three months: | 1, Attend all group meetings and | make at least one visit a month to} | @ ceremonial gown and} bead head band that really expresses | your ideal, and # record of your ac tivity in Campfire. 3, Bubseribe, and read and con-| tribute to Everygirl's and the Torch. | 4. Keep a health chart. | 5. Keep a thrift chart. i 6. Give some sérvice each month | such as participating in the party at the Old People's Home, filling] Thankegiving and Christmas bas- kets, mending stockings for chil- dren's home, ete, 7. Make out a program of home} service and at the end of the period have an expression of approval from your mother and father, 8. Get better marks in school as a result of your Campfire law—Pursue Knowledge. 9, Earn at least two Campfire hon. ors each week. 10. Earn $5 toward the ship fund. Call at headquarters when your | 10 points are completed. We want | to meet all 10 pointers, Many new Campfire groups are being organized at the Daniel Bag- ley school and there are 80 giris waiting to be organized into Camp- fire groups. On Friday Miss Brown and a group of girls from Lincoln and Broadway high schools gave. a BETA THETA MOTHERS’ CLUB The Beta Theta Pi Mothers’ club will meet at the chapter hous, 1617 E. 47th st., Friday, November 9, at 2p, m, cee LADY STIRLING CHAPTER lady Stirling Chapter, D. A. R., will have its reguiar monthly. meet- ing on Tuesday, November 6, at 130 Pp. m., at the residence of Mrs. W. E. Johnson, 1027 E. 61st st. Mrs. ina H. Morgan and Mrs. E. A. Rickards, assisting hostesses. eee FRANKLIN HIGH P-T. A. Franklin High P.-T. A. will meet Thursday, November 8, at 2:30 p. m. Vocal selections will be given by Mra. Frank &B, Calkins; | Mrs. Charles Kitkpatrick will speak on “Recent Tendencies of Schools in England.” Business meeting at 3:20 p. m. Tea will be served in the library by the Girl Scouts. eee WOMAN'S CLUB The Woman's Century club has CENTURY DATES TO REM@MBER SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3— John Carr Eereliah men’s University res’ ball at Hace Green Collins’ lunch fiela Rt. Bingleto’ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7—~ Walter 1, Van Dusen and Mra McInnes’ bridge tea ment to Miss Clara Miss Virginia Jetfer The marriage of Miss Pearl Me- grath to Mr. Norman W Engle at home of parents, aod Mrs, John Megrath Mra, Jonn Mungo Dand's and Miss Imogene Cornett’s M, J. Carrigan’s don ‘clock, in hon ry Bock of J Mra. Henry reception to the men the faculty at the University of Washington, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER s—~ Mra, Herbert HU. Gowen's informal tea at home to honor Madame la Comtenne a’ Audltre Mrs nzo ff, Taylor's bridge Juncheon for Mra. ¥rederick Bent- ley at home. Shatham's Yuncheon at Mr bridge tea at the FRIDAY, NOVEMBER Mra, Francia K, Singleton'’s bridge tea at home, Laurelhurst Gulld’s bridge tea at the home of Mrs. Ernest L. Skeel. TUFSDAY, NOVEMBER 13— East Highland Drive gulld’s bridge party an@ musloal tea at the Yacht Club. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14— The marriage of Mi eraidine Huston to Mr. Chi McVeigh Condon at home of the bri parents, Mr, and Mra, IL-J, Hus- at 8:20 o'clock, + NOVEMBER 16—~ dd Mire. J. Warren Richard- dance at . Christensen's y hall, NOVEMBER 17— Junior Guild of the Childr thopédic hospital to gty Thankegiving party at wonle Tempio from 3 until 7 o'clock. demonstration before the Girls’ club and took definite steps toward or- ganization. On Friday a new group was or- ganized at the Westwood Land school and on Thursday initial steps were taken toward organizing a | Stroup in the Jefferson school. Mrs. Greenstreet will take a group of girls in Garfield high school. or the Madrona district. Campfire Girls will take part in Armistice parade. Campfire Girls, with: their best white middies and blue “skirts, will report to head- quarters at 10 a. m, Monday morn- ing, November 12, for the Armistice day parade. A definite place in the line of march has not yet been re- ceived at headquarters. Tams and armbands should be worn by all girls who take part, Altho their guardian, Miss Vir- #inla Scanzon, has gone to college, the Ekolela: Campfire Girls are ‘still holding their meetings and trying to be active Campfiré Girls. They are all looking forward to the next meeting when they expect to have thelr new. guardian, Miss Hendee, At their last: meeting they’ held a very impressive and interesting ceremonial with the Wewoha Camp- fire Girls in their clubroom, with Miss Brogal Helgeson, guardian of the Wowoha group, in charge of the meetings. Altho only a few of the Ekolain: girls received honor beads they are still continuing to work for them and especially the leather ones, If you like poetry and stories and you have had a secret Jonging to write, just give us your name for an interesting week ahead, accord- ing to the following schedule: Monday the French department will meet at the Hotel Washington, at 10 a. m. Tho art department will visit the Fine Arts exhibit at 2p. m., when Mrs. Katherine Baker will give a talk on the paintings, Wednesday, at 8:30 a. m., the club chorus will meet at 606 Mon- telius building. The child study de- partment will meet at the home of Mrs. Wesley Dolby, $21 17th ave. at 2 p.m. Dean Bolton will speak on “Heredity.” Friday the literature and travel department will meet at 11 a. m., at the Y. W. Cc. A Victoria” and “Growth of tke Sail by Knut Hamsen, will be reviewed by Mrs. Joseph .Kildall. Travelogue, Nor- Way, Mrs. Katherine Baker, The building committee will meet at 2:15 p. m., at the Y. W. C. A, The regular meeting of the club takes place at the Y. W. GA Businesy at 2 p, m.; program at 3 p. m., will be in charge of the cur. rent events department, ‘Mrs. Ida Thateher, chairman, Mr. 0. T. Erickson’ and Mr, Norwood Brock- ett will discuss the super water power development by the state, Mrs. Samv:! MacDonald will sing “My Laddie Boy” (Thayer), and “Take Joy Home”. (Dassitt), with Miss Carrio ‘vering at the piano. Foran Back From Geel ogical Trip Stil showing the effects of an 11- day battle with gales in the gas schooner Teddy Bear, in the Bering sea, W. F. Foran, former University of Washington baseball star, re. turned to Seattle aboard the steam- ship Victoria from a geological sur vey trip into Alaskan waters Friday. Foran and four companions wero given up for lost for a time after the Teddy Bear struck the headwinds in the Point Barrow district. They fi- nally put into a bay between Wain-| wright and Nome and were trans. ferred to the Sea Wolf for passage to Nome. The gale was one of the worst experienced in those waters in many years. * * Hospital Will Get __ * ° Harding Pictures As a remembrance of the late President And Mrs, W. G. Harding, the wounded World War veterans in Cushman hospital, Tacoma, will receive photographs of Mr, and Mrs, Harding taken when they vis- ited the hospital last summer, Tho presentation will be made Monday Kastern Stars and friends |by Col. J. R, Dean, chairman of the state hospitalization committee, ETRE MEM AAR Shen the Magic Ring—a group of people who will meet together once a month to sit around an open fire and read and talk and think to- gether. Haye you: planned the play you are to give this winter? Call at your branch library or headqua ters for suggestions. One group is planning to dramatize a local his- tory story, another a group of In- dian legends. Remember what Everygirl’s says, “Make your play worth while,” Seattle Campfire Girls will take a field trip to Bort Angeles and Sequim the week-end of November 9-10. Call EL jot-3208 if you want to go. Have you a correspondence chum? If you hayen't, here is an oppor- tunity to secure one. Posted at headquarters is a list of girls who wish to correspond with Seattle Campfire Girls. Choose one and write her about the things we do here, Perhaps in return she'll tell you of the ac- tivities of her group. All girls interested in playing in the Campfire orchestra should call Mrs. George Likely at EA st-5986, or go to the men's parlors at the Ply- mouth Congregational church on any Tuesday at 4 p,m. ;