Sunset Club Hosts Luncheon and Brain Contest
Mrs Philip E Fisher and Mrs Odell will host a lunch at 12 30 with a business meeting and the Sunset Olympiad Brain and Brain contest. A Metropolitan theatre program features an overseas hut scene with W C A workers Sammies models and a boxing match with Dr Walter Kelton. Proceeds fund Camp Fire Girls summer camp equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip E. Fisher
Odell
Metropolitian Theatre
Court
Reall Y W. C. A
Pacific Coast
Walter Kelton
Camp Fire Girls
Women’s University Club Dinner Announcement
The Women’s University Club will host a dinner tomorrow evening at six thirty in the club rooms. Members and their friends are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert R. Fox, Jr
Rainier Club
Moore
Carman-Moex
Women’s University Club
Women's University Club
John F. Miller Corps
Veterans’ Hall
Golden Era Club
First Presbyterian Church
Formal Opening of Seattle Tennis Club
Plans completed for the Seattle Tennis Club season opening Saturday afternoon. Members and players will enjoy hospitality, luncheons, and dinners in the solarium overlooking the water. Mrs R ollins chairs the house committee and greets guests with Mrs Charles Lewis Putzell honored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Charles Rollins
Denny Fuhrman Guild to Meet at Wilmon Tucker Home
Denny Fuhrman Orthopedic Guild forms from Broadway division to boost efficiency and interest. Officers elected include Mrs Wilmon Tucker president and Mrs Edgar Webster vice president. Meeting set for Friday at 2 PM at 2836 Tenth Ave N. plans for future work to be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denny-Fuhrman Guild
Wmra
Wilmon-Tucker
Denny- Puhrman Guild
Broadway Guild
John Erickson
Hergy C. Ewing
Orthopeic Board
Wilmon Tucker
Edgar Webster
W. T. Patten
J. Lea
N. A. Jhanson
E. Hayes
A. A. Sutherland
May Dance Series Concludes with June Dance Plans
Complete program for the community May dance set for Saturday May 22 at the Knights of Columbus hall. The series will end with the June dance, with plans to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus Hall
Social notes from Miss Frances Oldham to June return
Friends of Miss Frances Oldham are told she is convalescing from illness and will return from California the second week in June. Several local residents plan travel for graduations, college events, and extended trips to New York and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Oldham
California
Oldham
Milla College
Berkeley
Lewia B. Peeples
New York
Beatrice Peeples
Westover School
Sarah RN. Cohen
Ben Harrin
Irene Cohen
Cherry
America
Rialto Hide
Madison
Cora Moore
Vivienne Segal
Newport
Galli Curci Delivers Encores At Metropolitan Theatre
Madame Amelita Galli-Curci, premier coloratura, dazzles capacity Met crowd with English and Italian numbers. Her encores include The Swan and other classics after a program featuring Verdi arias and light songs. Return engagement announced for next Monday May 24. patrons urged to secure seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Amelita GalliCurel
Metropolitan Theatre
Gall
Carel
Monroe
Edward German
Pishop
Hahn
Clayvelitore
Valverde
Linzt
Damorel
Sevilla
Verdi
Conteetti
Mme. Galli-Curci
Grieg
Annie Laurie
Robin Adair
Buanceiver
Homer Samuvels
Manuel Berenguer
Duverney
Mme. Galli Curei
Bargain Percales at 25 Cents a Yard Now
A shop advertises Percales at 25 cents a yard, noting they are of good quality in light and medium colors. Regularly 40 cents, the sale promises savings for shoppers seeking fabric at a cut price.
Huck Towels Sale Cut to 19 Cents Each
A local offer promotes heavy weight Huck Towels sized 15x35 at 19 cents each, down from 25 cents. The item is presented as a limited cheap supply for readers to stock up.
Pretty Voile Dresses in Unloading Sale
Pretty voile dresses priced at 7.98 during our unloading sale. Dresses come in checks and plaids in many colors with white organdy vests collars and cuffs belted styles in sizes 36 38 and 40. Regularly 10.00 value and a strong bargain for fashion conscious shoppers.
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France
Beulah Mitchell Coutts
Bsatturday
Mademoiselles Cannares
L’alliance Francais
L'Alliance Alsace Lorraine
Labella Mack
B. Guerin
Ington
Mack
Skinner
Bridge
David Edward Skinner
Sunset Club
J. H. Williams
Chicago
George Max Esterly
Waldo
Ore
Frederick T. Fischer
Wie Orient
Sunset Club Luncieon and Entertainment
Campfire Girls
Huteson
Trafford Huteson
James D. Farrell
Moore Theatre
Grady
Society
Sta Fie
Main
Miss Clare
Karla Stoltenberg
Gladys Swalwell
Geraldine Jackson
Karla
Clare Stoltenberg
Red Cross Tea Room
Seattle Tennis Club
Charlies Lewis Putzell
Eleanor
Beta Theta Pi
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
Will
Samuella Lance
Samuella Club
Remier
Elliott
Union St
Natal
Acacia Club
Kwan Kwee Club
Fellowship Club
Woman's Auxiliary
Pioneer Hall
Pioneer
Tonia Social Club
Masonic Temple
Sunshine Club
Sunshine Club of the Women of
Mooseheart
Moone Temple
P. m
University Guild
University Guild of the Orthopedic Hospital
A. H. Wiseman
N. BE
Progressive Thought Club
Henrietta Crofton
Science of Life
Federated Club House
Seattle Musical Art Society
Fine Arta
Whitworth P.T. A
Whitworth PT. A
J. A. Reed
Franklin High School
West Side Women's Improvement Club
Hiawatha Field House
Agnes, Birkmann
West Seattle
Hig School
Ballard L. A. 8
Ballard Presbyterian Church
Ex Service Women's Cab
E- Service
Women's Club
Red Crows
University
Woodcraft Thimble Club
Woodcraft Club
Bachange
Doreas
Mra
Anna Longstreet
24Th St N W
Fagies
Fagien
Forrestere’ Hall
Clares
Lorraine
Gretta M Fintehineson
Order of Eastern Star
Fourth Ave
Nex
Star
Columbia St
George JH. Walker
Amith College
Helen Walker
Sam A. Martin
Cleveland
Ohio
Frank Cullen Brophy
Phoenix
Arizona
Mr. J. TR. Meaver
Athena
Lawrence Ives
Olympia
Henry Suxzalio
Yakima
Fred Hudson Maxter
Ron
John
Mien Harriett Baxter
W. W. Greenwood
Byron
Charlies W. Collins
Louise Annable
Galli Curei
Charles Lewis Putne
New York City
Boldt's
F. D. Smith
Shelby Street
Sandusky
Mr. Semith
Bartell Drug Stores
Cretonne
Micrormack
Second Avenue
James Street
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