The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 7, 1924, Page 10

' fame —— renee ertneryens nena Aa vata iene dane MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 1924. . ee PAGE 10 — a | ij | MAN'S CHNTURY CLU | #WWARD SOCIAL AND | ; M Music Personal Tho departmonts of the Woman's} LITERARY CLUB ea e ociety lCentury club will meet this weelc| At the last regular meoting of the ; RelA hia ‘tat Wi Mr, and Mra ua Green, with |uccording to the following wchedule:| seward Hoolal and Literary club, ope if ¥ f wat , : en ‘ eh) 2 ul an Kt artet ee |thoir two daughters, Mist Bentonia|'The parliamentary procedure, OM| which wan held at the home of Mra % Edited by Lillian Keen LeBallister, Telephone MA in-0600 3e Heard January 15 jAnd Minn Hrances Green, and niece, | ‘Tuesday, January 8, at 1:30 p,m, at] oa 4 ; . Schubert's "Quartet, A Minor, Opus} Miss Laura Groen, will leave Janus/the Y, W, G. A, Mra, H. Nelnon| ©: 1 MeCoy, 4839 Brandon at, on Assistant—Frances Oldham i 29," and Avenaky's “Trio, D Minor," | ary 14 for California, IShaw will conduct a class in public | December 14, it was unanimously do \ ‘i cldod that owing to the preas of 3 Music—Louise Raymond Owens hoth new to Seattle audiences, will b Ere }»penking. ‘Thin will be followed oy | ee ie oan a table and | the principal numbers on the highly] Mr. and Mra. @ the regular parliamentary drill interesting program to be interpre ind Miss Marje Leghorn are plans| The household administration de Women’s University Club Names Ticket |»y to spargur string Quartot at tho| ning « trip to New York and Blor: {partment will most Wednenduy, for | 1 third concert of the series of four tolida, coming home by the way of [luncheon with Mrs, W. Melanest, ; - Committee; Enter taining at TOG, OV JM U=| v6 given on Tucsday evening, Janu |cuitornin. ‘They expect to leave |4705 seth ann “phe History y i ne Won s University }about the 16th. Marly Eng 4 f | jary t th Karly Boglieh Thru Queen Anne eye ary 10, Jher home on Tuesday, January 16,| Club auditorium, Sixth and Spring oe, t8 | Period," will be disoussed by Mra, Al At the tea hour Mra. Pe | hubert, who waa known aa the Mr, and Mrs, Frank Elwell Caso}mon Ajlen, Mra, F. W. Bert, Jt and | Sreatert of lyrio genius was born | and children, who have been spend and Mrs, Joseph Harris will pou van ‘ Me Joseph Murray Smook, Mrs.|Mear Vienna, January 1, 179%, He /ing the holidays tn California, are otherwise, going ward in this com. munity, that the regular Christmas party and festival usually held dur the hollday week should be post od. The Educative Spread for Bread As the club's “Evening for Hus 9 bands" falls upon Wriday, January The 3 R 8 11, It waw determined to combine the R—ight in Quality two, The club will entertain at t | glabinesey fk tha Moctes unanerlasita: R—ight in Taste RS, ALVAH LEMUEL CARR, chairman of the Stuart W Henry Bittman, Mra. M. J, Car and Mra, C. A, Wintermute, | Portmantean committes of the V Jonco sald that his music was the) expected home on ‘Tuesday pyre ‘i ; Patersc nd Mise) Mar [Luncheon topic, “rime Saving,” by | 1g Bk ave ¥ ‘ BEE Saowing ‘coup la charge ot the! Bie a fland tal whiohine had.writtan In hla|” ACS and ACH, Charles’ Roy. and | moots Wednonday at 9;30 a. m, at the | typ Por tan ine cant ' ' tloket sale for the Stuart Walker en “ie tenant Commande, Ser y 21] Rteatost distress is what the world| family returned Friday from a four | xontelius build: & m. at the) ihe evening, after which there will Nucoa’s 3 R’s teach an appreciation of the highest gagement at the Metropolitan thea [on the Prosident Jefferson for Seemed to like the best, He died at! weeks’ motor trip to California, | Yiterature and travel department | eq aanclties : hear | “degree of Goodness, They educate the palate to a tor February 1 and 3 une | Maia, | the age of $1, on November 19, 1828. | whero they spent tho holidays with | wit mest Friday, at 11a, ne at thol panne geannen Jn charke of the af- delicacy in taste, and demonstrate to the homemaker Mrs, George B, Starr will bo tne |® ark Tho Arensky “Trio In D Minor" |Mre, Roy's mother, Mra, Jamon! ¥ WG. 4. tiie program. includes | fit ne Mn. J. A Coleock that Thrift not only saves but earns—For Nucoa is aotive head, assisted by Mrs. A. M, | will be played by John Spargur, vio. | Sutton ‘The Outcast,” “Girl of the Marsh: | 3 White, y Bryce, Miss Batelie Roberts (EA st:| Plans Bridge Evening lin, George Kirchner, celto, and Ar: | crete.” DOU ky’ Bolin ag erlots rec ee aa Ac Waite, Airs, W C Finest Table Quality nd 3 4066) will be “information”; Mrs, D.) ytr, and Mrs, J, M. Clapp are ens| Ville Belstad, piano, ‘The quality of] Mra. Philip At: NA OL a We Bik Carling a. Clarkecl Cone ee ae Fipuahs: The At OneHalf the Pri © B, Trefethen will have cha of the | tertaining at bridge at their home on! Mr. Belstad'y work is already known | turned from of several) ).) alata ~ ‘ ei st ord ne inasabatS A i eaueetad to bring their nen ce Me’ club drive; Mrs, W. BE. Waldo, sec-|ruoatay evening, January 16, Nine | to local audiences, 1H mon hia esthe an: the j Travelogue, Sweden, by Mra. Harry | husbands, this being tho one date in ; Yonal director; Miss erlet_ E./ taptes wilt be dn pla Jeateem among the most discerning Crouch. A special meeting of the) the calendar of the year book of the : THE BEST FOODS, Inc. : Leitch, libraries Howard Han:|~ ee music lovers of Seattle and the Pau! Mr. and Mra. KE. C, Ward were (1 of trunteos will be held at 12:40. | club when the gentlemen are Invited. NEWYORK CHICAGO KANSAS CITY = SAN FRANCISCO ce Is Hi if at Y. W, CLA. The building com. ice me ©] won, churches: Mrs.. Frederick M.| yy. a ae fcltic Northwest sta lant week at the Hotel Am . ie d | A Padelford, University ais miss | Mills College Officer | The tickets for thin concert are | Daxsdor in Lox Angelow [Eaietene Mite B.-0. 3 chalrman,| LADYES' GROTTO CLUB — — g 3 3 Mabel Chilberg, high : Mrs.| to Be Honored now on sale at Sherman, Clay & Co,, 6 pagel e aa day at the ¥, W, ¢ he Ladies’ Grotto club will ri fiat & BA. B. Lund, grade schools; Mrs. ‘The Seattle Mills College club will | Third and Pine, Mr, and Mra, Macy Nicholson re ! meet Wednesday, January 9 P+! o'clock luncheon and installation of | Thursday, January 10, at 20 p, m ag Edward Magnusson, clubs and organt:| gntertain with a luncheon at the cee turned Saturday from a fortnight’) | 0 ae " bu . me pen’ at her dia Fa Udy rs officers on Wednesday, January 9, at| Board meeting at 1:40 p. m. 4 mations. Women’s University club on Thurs) Ciyje Orchestr: visit with thelr son-dndaw oe cre, wl SAO Biaoe MEIGRY: At ips rept bern Aare Ing | 223% First ave, Members urged to/ get dend 4 E = Each member of tho group will] que at 12:40 ovlock in honor of Miss Civie Orchestra daughter, Afr, and Mra, Lloyd C. Ma-|"0ON, at 3 p.m. at ¥. W. C, A.| ington Authors’ An snterenting| attend ee noite egesk cree py head a corps of special workers, and) Rosalind Cassidy, presld ot tho Gives Concert on, in Low Angeles, Misi Mildred) (1 Will be guest a Mins C.| program is promised, see line auecenans sat i pes ; Bee the ticket campaign will open im) xtiis College Club Alumnae ansocla:| ‘The Seattle Civic Symphony or yer, Of Toe Angeles, wt See ger (Aad travel deniaytinant,has-6 AUXILIARY TO COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN | have election of offi fy mediately, with exchango tickets tol tion who is visiting in the city this|chestra, under the leadership of| With them, will be their guest for Bega 3 be redeemed at the Metropolitan | YO". Mine: Davercoct engtare’ pave (he [peverh) Waves n attractive program fc LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS | ‘The regular meeting of the Counell | January 10, at 2 p, m. * © theater on January 29, ‘ote third of thelr sertes of concerts y see Vooal numbers will be ¢ he ladies’ auxiliary to the Loco:| of Jewish Women will be held in|rooms, 4167 Arcade building. Mem- ikea Pe This dramatic festival planned by terday afternoon at the Motr M Teale Wishart, who visited|Mary Polet, with Mrs. Caroline} mot Engineers will a 1) the vestry room of Temple de Hirsch bers requested to attend. . the = F tho club will take the place of the | Hostess to L achain Cheb | rahy ates \ Mies Clatee Btoltenbere for a few|8Wing'at the plano: dramatio inter - a lecture course of previous years Mrs. Robert Brautigan Is enter Overture "Sakuntala,’ Op. 13, days last week, left Thur pretationa by Nettie Shre Baymar vold The Stuart Walker repertory will/ taining her bridge luncheon club at) Goidmark, the composition eavine short story, “Ephriam Dinham’s Sur Mr G include “The Book of Job," alher home on Tuesday afternoon.| made him famous, « halkow. aes prine,"" by Julia Bixhop; dramatic ton s® dramatic presentation of the actual | with covers p! ceed for twelve sky’s Symphony No, 6 athetique), Mr. and Mra. Gerald O'Nell re-|#¢enes from “Le erables,” b be ©] Old Testament text, with music on8 Op, 74, one of the most profound of turned today from a few weeks’ ¥ tor Hugo; poetr he Barrel 0; r a arranged by Elliott Schonek;| Wid-Winter Tea the composer's works, were well /in San Francisco. Ban," by Alfred Noye E Lord Dunsany’s masterpie “The given by the which is e844 } +858 3 The women’s committes of the/ sIven by nich Gods of the Mountains,” the finest Sale Ga Donniter cieb Wik and of-| Mr. and Mre. Alt Ritehle and| HOME SEWING CLUB Rainier ee vEe and of q wh It his if i 3 een mee oe fort give a bridge and mah jong tea at sroaram {uuenter, Wanda, have ret Ladies of the Grand Arm ‘oh Act melodrama. There will be two {the clubhouse on Monday afternoon, | S Krauss, | inher eae Oa Pees eek ee lee 2h ~ Interludes by Mr. Walker, January 22 ee Leopmnavte with thei As h ates January 9 with Mrs. Mar + theless” and “The Very Rene vaLOns Taky DS nets DY Gur’| phony: orcheatra;-but at f salt! 1 ras ‘ a Roy.” ing Mrs. Stephon Dwan, CA y P ster Wak tile coat : ¢ Tak we) ity © — At the children’s matinee on Sat. | nd Mrs. D. B. Morgan, CA pit! Booth = Cla ‘ rt ae | urday afternoon three plays D Major, Op. cole i L EL ORTH © Stuart Walker for young | Book Review €, and orchestra, pepitel Se ¢ : 7 to 70 will be given. wit annie Ge. tbe pen instalation ot office aa ase While the Lentils Boil, |Class Meeting en Ph og @ held by Colonel ¥ th ; = “Sir David Wears. a Crown” and| The book review class of t bet i t a pas * “The King’s Great Aunt Sits on the | ¢n's y club will : t 1:30 p.m I Floor,” a sequel to “Sir David” and o'clock wit hark follow, V , a “Six Who Pass. Hams will Se yin jc é bs The engagement of the Stuart | poem Sia sie" kn 1. Inted ROBERT MORRI Walker company {s the significant; “The Happy Isle," b; * y eee CHAPTER 19 dramatic event of the It Is | will be reviewed by Mis Mme. Hild Presents : ; De A par r , the first time that the Portmant nett, and Miss Ad hyo ot : re eee Ta 3 : . theater has t read 3 1B upils : : 7 Mis Nae on Bsa Rogge and Pl Jar yecoen tho for the p and oa genre rind if : a ~ : row MD gal Walker's Portmanteau tion. his production of “The o “-* ainme: at lias ever b in New ork Plans Program The Hand E yers of the Mrs. H. N club have arranged a pre-<dramatic| members of t festival morning on Wednesday, at|¢iuy on Tuesd: 10:30 o'clock. Mr. Burton ef the Cprnish school, an friend of Stuart Walker's, Stuart Walk: h been arr md the Hand Bag Players will pre-| Wallace: ent a Stuart Walker play, “Jona-| short sketch of the than Makes a Wish,” with the fol} oo. sia Mackey shaioioe lowing cast: Mize Irene Balt Jonathan, ‘W. B. Bowden;} Vocal— John, Miss Pollock; Na| io Music Stud: January 8, at 1:30 ne, 610 Terry mpowers: program whi by c and the 11 joe el, Miss Katherine Hopp; Le-| ry’s Mrs. F. C. Gorham; Susan, | Sig aay Ried Hadley H. C. Hartman; Hank, Mrs. Mrs. F. A. Reid at the plana, j W. ©. Fusselman; Mile, Perrault, | Vietor Herbs: Mrs. Philip Marion. Mrs. Robert Jarvis is directing the plays. | The meeting will be open to mem | bers and thei guests. eee Cards Out for Tea “Greeting Mrs. Reginald Gaynor i mother, Mrs. Warren M. Horner, of Minneapolis, who is Mrs. “ t on her way to C: cards for a Gaynor’s home on Tv joon, January 15, from 4 unt Violin ‘clock. Mrs. Walter B. 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