The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 3, 1924, Page 6

Tennis Club Plans HE May program at the Sunset club, announced today, has some interesting events planned for Wed nesday of each week, beginning on the seventh at 2 o'clock, when Mrs. Max Piutti will talk on “Some Phases of College Life,” with Mrs John H. Powell and Mrs. E. T. Stan. nard hostesses for the afternoon. Wedn: , May 14, there will be a busin meeting. in connection with luncheon. Wednesday, 21, at 12:30 o'clock, breakfast is on the calenda James D. Hoge and Mrs. A. D. sh will be the hostesses. Wednesd: Mrs. Margaret Moss Hemion, so prano, and Mr. James Harvey, tenor. ith Miss Leone Langdon at the piano, will be heard in a program of solos and duets at a musicale planned for that afternoon. The hostess will be Mrs. Mark O'Dell and M James Colbert Sullivan Tennis Club to Sponsor Activities Social activities at the Seattle Ten- nis club for the summer months will begin on Friday afternoon, May 16 when the board of directors and the entertainment committee have ar. ranged the opening tea. The pro. am for the day will be announced Jater. Friday, May 23, a dinner dance one of the popular affairs for which the club is famous, will he given. On Friday, June 6, there will be a bridg and mah jongg luncheon and Friday evening, June 27, the annual Ten- nis Ball will take . Bridge Lunche and Shower Miss Meribeth Gerbel is extending invitations for a bridge luncheon und towel shower at the Tennis club on Saturday aftern May 10, to compliment Miss Helen James, whose wedding to Mr. Ans ley Newman, of New York, will take place June 5 Covers will be n ed for twenty of the honor gucs# close friends, On By Lillian Keen LeBallister Telephone MA in-0600 Assistant—Frances Oldham Music—Louise Raymond Owens Social Event May 28, at 3 o'clock, | | | Atle } | May Program at Sunset Club Announced; Breakfast at Sunset Club Mrs. Richard W. Perry is extend. fol ing invitations for a breakfast, | Meeting Places of Mission Circles The various circles of the Seattle Fruit and Flower Mission will hold their regular meetings of the month Tuesday, May 6, according to the followin; chedule Mra. A. 0. will entertain th: members of thé North her home y The morning will be spent in and 40 the group will entertain friends at cards. The Alki circle will be entertained by Mrs. &. W. Fuertel and mother, Madame Helen Holt, at 4801 Beach Drive at 1:30 o'clock. m sro circle at with an meeting. 1 o'cloc CLUBS FOR MOND } FED ng County n will meet in ft afternoon, in the ¥ immediately executive At rooms, follo’ DAY A, clut wing the nt speak er from the manufacturers of butter substitutes will present that side of the butter substitute bill which ap. Harry Marshall; (: Famous Pianist Coming Sunday Ossip nowne with the Seattle Civ condu The program follows: Symphony No. Al 2:20 o'clock, ¢ er. Scenes at Inglewood Golf and Country Club's spring opening Thursday, May 1, and some of the women players on the links. They are: (1) Mrs. E. F. Ristine; (2) a group of interested golfers watching tl driving contest from the tenth tee; (3) Mrs. John Bridgeman, captain of the team; (4) Mr 5) Mrs. Herbert J. MacGinnitie; (6) Mrs. M. W. McKinney; (7) Mrs. Robert Patterson. ie —Photos by Frank Jacobs, Star Staff Phi world soloist | Symphony Or Gabrilowitseh, re 4 pianist, will be the 1, Mme, Davenport Engberg, ctor, Sunday afternoon, May 4, the Metropolitan 6 in C Minor. Beethoven legro con brio | May Lotta Madden, |soprano of nation This is the four season of the Amphions and the con- locert to be given is composed of num- bers selected by tho active members of the society from compositions giv- Music |Amphion Society to |Give Spring Concert Amphion popular male chorus, will present Its meert, Wednesday in The spring society Meany hall, assisted a talented ide re nth, y, Seattle's evening, by dramatic epute. continuous Miss Margaret Lee, of San Fran-| clsco, arrived today to be the guest | have removed to their summer aunt, of hei club, thelr niece, Mr. Corydon Wagner, of Tacoma. | ‘Thursday from a month's motof! Mrs, Thomas Merrill, at the Golf| see i until after the wedding. of; yr, and Mrs, C, C. Carpenter Miss Eulalie Merrill, to| tittle daughter, Lucile, | ret Mrs. from a short visit in California, r uncle and Merrill returne Personal Mr. dl last Mrs, Phillips Morrison and daugh- ter, Miss Betty Morrison, will leave | |tonight on the Emma Alexander for Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J oq e and |at Yarrow, week | to California. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lyman Bt |left Wednesday for Honolulu for indefinite stay. 4 . lowed by mah jongs, on Friday, May peals to those whose purses do not Andante con moto 5 . * » May 3 Mogren me en at their previous concerts, thus|San Francisco, sailing from there 9, at the Sunset club, in honor of At Hunt's Point the members will | allow them to indulge in butter, Thin | ("of music memory conteat numbera) prensnttie’ selelena Titat TELvoree |] 10, by way of the Panama| Mr. F. M. Mears/and Mr. af Mrs. Fred H. Baxter, Mra. Jay I. | follow thelr usual custom of meeting | pill is to be upon the November Finale 7 2 aA New ¥ They | Maxwell Mears of Portland, will Te per, ; scare Coe toe tee : eee | by the members themselves. Canal, for New York. They will re- Durand, Mrs. Henry C. Ristine at the home of Mra. Carri r | batlot (By special request.) I rcowing ta the proeann ltarai ta Seattle anbutsTeie 1 |rive in town Monday to be guests Mrs. Guido Faris, all of whom have in all-day ing session The other speaker will be Mise rv ite eer No. Gypay. John’ A clay see the Hotel Washington for & 2 1 Ral oad from visits in the) Mrs: Geran Mets pol ences Mabel Vernon, of Wilmington. Del oce Jam Nodtis!) «-24:<rs0s+s Chadwick) Mr, and Mrs. Charles L. Hibbard, | 4#¥8. giaee and: South, sides fe acre Re Ml Salaried pil ad panan ai<\ gt Natsu ; | (i'Bntant Prodigue) who haye been in California for the oe neers with lune a 2:30 | of the n he iah POR en y a le Madden. winter, aceompanied by their niece, Mrs. Charles L. Moses left jan ta > - o'clock will speak in behalf of the equa’ p ‘orest Harps” + Schultx| Mra, Tom. Patterso ho has been | for Wenatch week’s visit Miss Mitchell Plans The Mount Baker circle will meet | rights amendment to the national| “Scheherazad phe Bell-Man” Forayth | ticie kat for pened ess s <4 pers pribbaer ws ee pers Buffet. Supper Big peed cl ebb Keener et Baty gg Op. ab, Last Two > |“AIThru the Night..,.Are, by Beewer | tttrned last evening by motor, Mr, Carl Volkhauffer of Ch Miss Doris Mitchell will entertain |10:30. The hostess will bo assisted | i9 sponsoring. | Rimaky-Korsakott Incidental solo, W. H, Gerrard. — | eee is the guest over Sunday of MB 1 with a buffet supper for twenty |by Mrs. A, Kellogg, Mrs. J, W. Mul:| ‘The general election for president! 111 qunsl allegretto, Solow | Mr, and Mrs, Marion Russell Cum-| Mrs. Millington Gray. ce guests, at her home on Sunday even. | heru and Mrs. H, Griffiths. and corresponding secretary will take! (The Young Prince. énd'thé Young Beborsan | ies andl’ pital sob, Willlain’ att ay > rhe iO c ee th place a’ is mee x, also. | Pr yes Mat ~, 3 Baty ing D Lp r tad eer Ye Ls Ade bt pate if 1 aes,| 1¥; Allegro-Recitavo-Allegro Molto et-| Foote|chell Cummings, removed today to} Mrs. Daniel Buckingham bas ; Sree es era PR teicacled Gea Artec alee Watts|Manitou Beach, to remain for the|turned from a three months! 1 ” 5 ‘i*elock, with luncheon at 1. Mrs, E.! Charles G. Miller are the nominees ny | Tea at Mrs. : ce Calling’... Hamblen | Summer months, in California. i ill , H 3. Sherwin will assist the hoste for president, while Mrs. Ella \V ey ey Akg ry pape “ene ee 8 Home eee ‘Traynor alone wa ominated. for Meee Fatke: Madde ral | te ys ome ; i premier. 800 wa at nated. ft lotta Madden Captain and Mrs. H. L, Heath of} Mr. and Mrs, George S. Hougal 1 sae cante ane ae py gaat Calendar for | ’ , we Sinead Manila, are ex i to arrive May/are home from California, "Rem 1 und will be at home to its members : ra ry : > “f oprano solo, Latta M 11, on the Presi Jackson, and ey have been spending the i ‘Thursday afternoon, May 15, trom 3| Orthopedic Shops PHILOMUS CLUB ; TRS ce man a tc NWO ben apts cl tea heap cuttemeae agit BOM Rene oo 8 Rama! ee j ‘ ! J onsac a i Will be guests at the Hotel Washing: | ter. until 6 o'clock, at the residence ¢ The guilds in charge at the Ortho: | ‘Phe Philomus club will meet with | ip Gabrilowitech. ham Morgan, director. hou for: a eederdas’ Say ela. Mrs. Farwell Putnam Lilly, 2 | pedic lutich room next week will in-/ Mrs, J. B. Reynolds, ) Linden | "Len Preludes" . : kik dusinatritbrschoaie atic ances | erele Mrs, Albert Rooks, of Walla : Prospect at. | clude: Monday, Broadway, Mrs, Tom |aye,, Monday, May 6, at 2-p..m.j———— ) 7 a dav! latréerick “Mbvean left: today [tac atecnesie car oant ta 5 All members ‘of the organization | Patterson, hoste Tuesday, First’ Mrs, Robert §. Faris will read 2 pa-| opAPTER AO, P. E. 0. WOMEN'S CENTURY CLUB f = San aefaridbvto} sie afokget inna eagles ihe home ot Mrs ; are cordially invited to attend, Hill, Mrs, A. 1 Pinta ch Sharia |Per on Czecho-Slovakia, (national! Chapter AO, P. E. 0. will meet)’ rhe art department of ~ the their family will Join him at the close| McAlpine, at: the St. AR! see Wednesday, Univeraity, Mrs. Charles |aimg and aspirations); Jugo-s AMondky:: May atathe tenia: dl j v 7 > i 7 : ymcgan td Woman's Century club will meet] of the school yea ments. Small Dinner at Home lard, chairman; Thursday, Queen |and Poland, by Mrs. W. D. Swarth: | fe, worth Densmore, 3607. Dens- y : 1 ‘ “ 4 Anne, Mrs, Thomas Nash, chairman; jout. Mrs. B. Thompson will render | inore ave: | Monday, May 6, at 2 p. m. at the) —————— = ) Mec BOOM ¥e Mei de Van ‘Asch “yan Mount Bak H. L./a plano solo. sens home of Mrs, Caroline Clarke, 6915] meet Monday, May 6, at 1:30 p. m.,| HEBREW BENEVOLENT ; w ! 1 be host ts small dinner | ioetter, chairman; Ren: | Hoste tor tho day willbe Mra, | 40 oon |. Pp, BO Seward Park drive. Mrs. Almar| at the Chamber of Commerce auct-| SOCIETY a ta he iceeibae pele apartment {on Hil, Mra, 0. 8 ) ohiit~ |B, B, Beach and Mrs, George N,/CHAPTBI ty PT. Co in jiotg| Alem, Mrs, J. Wesley Young ana] torium, Prof, Curtis C. Williams] Miss Jane Dahlman, executivenys pat lle fpr A man McLoughlin. Recioeselts Gas Monday, Mays 6 Mrs, W. H. Pittwood, assists) of the University of Washington) reta of the child hygiene ¢ 4 Laurethurst guild will have charge ae od yates fs the home of Mrs. | hostesses. Plans for the coming) will speak on “University Staua-/ ment of the state board of ‘ Luncheon at Club Monday morning at the Thrift shop. | pyTRTY-SECOND ‘Chatlas Bland O 84th ave, S| ¥ear Will de discussed, {ards and Entrance Requireme will speak at the regular me ! The Mount Baker Park Luncheon | Fé! y Mrs, Charles L. [ANNUAL MEETING All unaffiliated members of P. KB, 0,| The French departmont will meet] eee {meeting of the Seattle 4 lub will entertain at luncheon and | rs.Earl MoMillan; in the) ‘The thirtyecond annual meeting | invited, ‘Take Mount Baker car to] Monday at 10 a. m, at the Hotel) HIGH SCHOOL CONFERENCE | Benevolent society Wednesday, ' bridge on Wednesday, May 7, at the| afternoon, University gulld, with) of the Woman's auxiliary to the Na: | sit, ave, s. Washington. High school conference will meet | 7, at 2:30 p. m., at Temple de Hl : clubhouse. | Mrs, J. M. Rich and Mrs, Henry | tional Council Diocese of Olympia, | : eran | At the last meeting of the social] Monday, May 5, at 4 p.m, at the EC AG j The hostesses for the afternoon are Bittman in charge. | will meet Monday, May 6, at Trinity | hgh be ety eae | service department the following of-| Chamber of Commerce. ction. DAUGHTERS OF PIONEERS t Mrs. D. 8. Kinney, Mra. Roger 7 me church, Bighth and James, at 10:30 a,|JOHN F. MILLER, W. R, C ficers were elected to serve for the| Saray | Daughters of Pioneers of 3 1 Jayne, ‘Mrs, . Hérbert ‘Kippen, and ACON Es WILT |M. Holy communion—Rt. Rey. P.T.| | John F. Miller,’ W. OR, Cy willl ensuing year: Chairman, rs. A. i ADDITIONAL CLUBS ington (prior to 1870) will mee c Mrs. R. B. Kelloge | MUSICALE Rowe, celebrant, give a military whist party on Mon-! orton; vice chairman, Mrs, Ralph 2 rogular session Wednesday, MOE 4 oe 8 board of deaconesses of the) In the evening at 8 o'clock, there| day, May 6, at 8 p, m, H, Lonsbury; secretary and treas-| WASHINGTON HIVE NO. 944 at the home of Mrs. J. H. Dlttl c Sponsors Class Mirat Presbyterian church will give) will be a dovollonal service and) ser oat ye urer, Mrs. J, W. Graham, ‘The s0-} Washington Hive No, 944, Ladies | Third ave, W. Luncheon at y pm % ih Mag: a musicale Wednesday evening.) mon by Rt. Rey. William P, Reming | att SIC EDUCATION cial service department is doiny «)of the M bees, will meet Tues-| o'clock. lection of officersy e . tiie ma Ws i Sige sponsored by | May 7, at the home of Mr. and/ton, D. D., Bishop of rn Oregon, | ASSOCIATION worthy service in adding each year] day, May 6, at p.m, in I. 0. O. F.) Kinnear Park car, No. % Of ' nterluken Guild of the Children’s | Mra, 1’, J. Cartoll, 1822 10th ave, N.,} ew) # } A dinner, for the Music Education| to the revolving fund, which nas| temple, 10th and E. Pine, Initiation.| ave, and get off at Third av ‘ Oriniopsdie hospital, will meet Wed-|to which members and friends of! MYRTLE CHAP 48 | association” will be ‘given the) been established for the 1s eee H eee ; zx nesday, Ma at 2 o'clock, at the | the chureh are cordially inyited.| Myrtle chapter, No 0. Ail Dike” teastoomia: on “Monday, evee|-Parentaluaonool DORCAS CIRCLE OLU | i a ; at the i pte, 2 8.,| Dixie tea rooms Monday eve c school. ORCAS CIRCLE CLUB QUARANTE CLU we tein ea ike irae aie 1D | An excellent program has been ar j witt meet Monday, May 5, at sp.) ning, May 6, at 7 o'clock, Arrange- aba ot Mrs, Ella Sooeffler will entertain} ‘The Quarante club will meet OY athe einen fob hak | aneee trate and Ne ™. at Masonic temple. Followmng| ments are being made thru Miss] SEATTLE HIGH Dorcas circle at her home, 7 ndjday evening, May 6, with MRS | 06 charge of the lessons, | offering. ‘Take Broadway car No.| the business meeting a children’s} May Carolyn Willams, of the Cor-| SCHOOL, COUNCIL, u We 1 y * Mort ‘ For reservations call CA pit-3828, f ave. N, Wy Tuesday, May 6, at 11st 16 to B, Howe st, May festival will be held, nish school, Seattle High School council will pay ©. H. Morton, 4932 aye, \