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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-12
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MY IMAGINATION CONJURES UP AN
ODD SOLUTION TO AN OLD Mycrp,.

do you play7" Bob asked win
wave 81 hlH racket toward tho TN
nia court
Not we'll" replied
But you can swim all rightr' Bob
said with "a smile II genuine admir-.
alton. You know. tho other DAY
when your boat vent into the air
and spilled you into the brine. you
kept anoat Ike cork
"1've been wanting 70 rec you" ]
murmurcd. i've been wanting 10 tell
you that I'm truly grateful 10 you
for fishing me out Of the sea that
morning"
Have mercyr Bob implored In "a
voice ~ mock agony. Don't be too
grateful II makes me feel like a
movie hcroi And believe me. u
Isn't my fault II haven't seen you
dozen times. I've asked about you
that often, Nut mother said you were
too nervous 10 talk 10 anybody
Tim completely recovered
--nowr' ! ventured.
Then I may talk 70 you today
Bob dropped his drawi. his voice
seemed almost eager.
wondered II my invitation had
been too obvious. Its success die
mayed me had 10 take little
time 10 answer. ! found IL extreme
ly pleasant to sta nd there 70 close
10 my Bob and watch Katherine MI
Ter fldgctlng in her corner 81 the
court. recalled my recently formu-
lated philosophy about the pursuer
and tho pursued.
perhaps! II you can find mo after
your game Is finishedr' turned
down the path 10 the garden.
But Bob wasn't 70 be discouraged.
He stalkcd along beside me and
spoke in the commanding way
knew 20 well.
wait for me in--in the blue gar-
denr' Then he sent the ball In a
long arc 20 katherine and raced for
his ride Of the net
sat down In n choice nook 81 the
garden and compared the many dif-
ferent shades 81 the blue OF the bios
SONS. And that simple method OF
Willing away the time-until Bob
should appear--aroused some dor
mant brain cell.
That was exactly what I had been
doing, on n certain midsummer day.
when Hamilton Certeis had caught
me 20 him and had tried 20 kiss
mel IL was - months back 10 that
AuruFt---.he most eventful. never
theless. the longest. weariest months
OF my life.
Sow-HamIl;on Certeis was dead,
And Mary Thomas was cea6'
And the scandals which clouded
the Lorirner name n year ago had
cleared away. All but one Of them
People were stffi wondering who was
the mother OF Benjie Jorfmer's baby
daughter.
An the world believed that the sec
ond Of tho Lorin~r boys had taken
wife In Canada when he enlisted
in the r. r. c. Only tho Lorimers
knew there had never been wed
ding.
Bcnrs himself had protested that
the girl was as much 20 blame az
he was. lie was glad 10 take the
child. but aR It's mother was n mn
iionairc's daughter and didn't need
70 be supported. neither law nor
convention should force him 20
marry her. Then he had rushed off
and learned TO fly. and had come
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NAM Entertainments for
DIR. and Mrs. CheSSmnn

Or. and Mrs. Franklin X Nun
day VIII entertain this evening Al
the Seattle Tennis club with din.
ner In honor OF pr. and Mrs. Frank
y. Chcssman. n
A luncheon. complImen,inE Mrs
chessnnn. was given AZ The Sunset
club today by Mrs, T.. y. Peoples
on Friday evening n dance VIII
be given AZ the beautiful Farms
worth home by Mr.. and Mrs. Clare
r. Farusworth. az which Mr.. and
Mrs. Chessman will be honor guests.
Another affair for Mrs. chessman
will be tea on Friday afternoon
when Mrs. Richard W. Perry and
Mrs. George Farris VII be host.
esses In her honor
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wills % Newport News. Va. spent
last Monday and Tuesday at at
Rainier.
Air. n BraElcr and Mr.. Bob wi.
son spent The week end ~ guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Reyes Brooks
at Crystal Springs
Mr.. Ben Butler came down from
Index 60 attend tho Flower Garden
Han on Friday evening.
Mr.. Prrntic, Blccdei and Mr.
Lawrence Bloodel were week end
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Mer.
rim at the Country club.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Lane and Mr..
ard Mrs. J. W. Maxwell. who have
been motoring thru Glacier and Vel.
lowstonc National parks. returned
HON. tonight
Mr.. and Mrs. william II. Cior-
loua. Mr.. and Mrs. G. n. Frye and
Miss Marion Frye spent the week
end at Mt Rainier.
Mrs. Carl Richard Jones and
daughter. Betty. % Portland. Ore.
arc the guests o., Mr.. and Mrs Cor.
don HouKhton.
Mr.. and Mrs George W. Allen and
son. Ralph. with Judge George W.
Alien Of Denver. father Of SIR. Al
len. left today for a weeks outing
az Pacific beach.
Mr.. Frederick c. tombstone ~
turned Friday evening from Alaska
where he has been for several weeks.
Mrs. Charles VI. wlnd~rs has re
turned from three weeks spent In
California
Miss Marguerite Taggrrt returned
Saturday from three months visit
In the East
Mrs. Thomas Ruhm WIN no on
Thursday TO Berkeley. California. to
remain several months.
Miss Helen Igo~ has returned
from six weeks spent In New York.
Miss lillian and Miss Elsa Mich.
acils left Sunday TO visit Mrs. Frank
Fellows Day (MarJorie whitelaw)
at Big Lake. wash. They win re
turn on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. IT. SeaEraves
and Miss HARRIET Fulmcr. their
house guest, have returned from n
trip TO Lake Cushman. Miss Full.
mer went on Monday for n shor,
visit with tho Rev. and Mrs. David
Ostler at Des MoineH.
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Tea at Tennis Club
During Tourney

Mrs. Walter burgess Benls. Mrs
william u. Perkins and Mrs. Charles
Bemls arc directing the plans Tor the
Tennis Tea AZ the Seattle Tennis club
on "Wednesday during tho matches OF
the state tennis tournament.
Al tho urns win be Mrs. Charles
". Farrell. Mrs. Arthur Dunn. Mrs
}. H. Riocdcl. Mrs. Frederick naus
man. Mrs. Raymond AuElas %
Turennc. Mrs, Hugh Purcell. Mrs.
II. +. Ostrander and Mrs, W. T. Bur.
well.
They will be assisted tn serving
by Miss Polly Perkins. Miss Char
lotto Bioedel. Miss Euialie Merrill and
Miss Florepcc Agen.
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II
This In Part OF yesterday letter.
Joan dearest I'm using you as n
sort Of n diary. Years from now,
when we are dreary old maids. or
tho hhrassod mammah OF DOZEN
babies each. we'll get out this CORE
spondenco Of ours. and warm our old
hearts IN Is nftergiow.
Wcii-wherc did leave Off Oh.
yes. Eric Wallis and I. having fin.
iuhed our days toll went walking.
Lots cut the Inn" he said. hold.
ing my elbow with Just enough firm.
ness 20 make me feel taken posses.
sion 81 and just enough RcntlencAn
10 feel deferred 10. "ita fun 81 tab
bica. know a better place for din.
ner. can you tramp a miller"
Rather make IL two n you like ="
wen do the second coming
home" he laughed. Meanwhile
we'll make believe there's no such
thing aH work IN the world"
rive often wondered what such a
world would be ilke--nothinE but
pretty clothes and chocolate eolairF
and theatres and swimming and
travelling and music and seaside cot
tnges and gardens and plenty %
time 20 read and
Hold. pause. Stop he brob. IN.
is this your ideal Of happiness7-
Certainly IT'S every stonogra-
piers ideal Of happiness.
oh. drop the stenoErapher stuff
You're not my stenographer now.
you're my--comrade. don't like
your scheme 81 things. IL isn't
human DO you propose 10 have all
these clothes and chocolate cellars
and cottages and things IN selfish.
solitary grandeur where does love
come in or isn't anything like
that erseutiaiT''
Tremendously so said ! rather
breathicasiy. THAT IL why we are
EtenoFraphcrs. begging your pardon
FOR mentioning Il again Before
sicnoEging was invented as a means
Of self support for women. we had
60 marry tho nrpt man who cam.
along who could buy US tho clothes
and the cciairs and tho cottages.
Now ended the obvious thought
with An airy wave Of my free arm.
Now you can afford TO wait--and
choose the very incest clothes. the
latest cellars. the abandonment cot
t1reK, the best theatres
And tho most suitable man, Isn't
Il the better way"
IL pats Us men at an awful dis
A.. A.
let the Riveand take 60 further. lie
insisted on telling me about Fran.
co.'s. AZ whose little hotel we were
TO dlne-How Francois regiment
had been iiaisoned with HIS own. In
France. and how the French soldier
had told him his longing 20 come 90
America and Get up restaurant
where cookery Hhould 10 n real art
And / ncnHed that Capt wallis had
made this possible. tho no wouidn {
admit II.
III Francois In in good form.
wen have the best dinner you ever
| ate. Beautiful Lady" no said. ms wa
turned In Mt n picturesque gate.
We had II. joan oh. how pcrfec,
Il all was Ordered with tho dis
elimination Of man 20 whom ths
cuisines OF the world are familiar
Prepared with the art OF born chef
II was served In a tiny rustic arbor
And Joan, dear. he was wonderful
Eric Wallis. There IL magic In his
manner whom he chooses to have &,
so.
The war1< home was thru n world
bathcd In the silver Of a fun moons
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Honor Visiting
Woman Ld1Cuer

An attractive luncheon was given
Monday at the women's University
by the woman lawyers OF the city IN
compliment to Miss Mary Coiiey OF
Boston and New York city. Twelve
guests were present. all OF whom
were members Of Phi Delta Delta.
honorary legal fraternity. Red sweet
peas formed the centerpiece.
Miss colley. who arrived in Seat.
tie on Saturday and left Monday
afternoon for san Francisco. Is one
OF The most prominent eastern wo-
man lawyers She has a lecture
course Mt the Washington Law col.
lege In Washington. u. G. and II a
Chautauqua lecturer.
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Port Madison
Scene of Ganetu

Among the many entertainments
which have been given az Port Madi.
son recently was the tea Of Mrs. Nor.
vel IL. I.atimer. at which Miss Mabel
ChiIbcrg spoke Of her experiences
overseas. Many o. the men OF the
summer colony dropped In 20 hear
Miss chilbcrg's talk.
Mrs. Lee Mckenzie gave a lunch
con on Tuesday 10 eighteen guests.
Mrs. Harry Mortimer Allen and
her daughter. Mrs. Carl Taicoti %
North Yakima. entertained with a
luncheon on Saturday at their ooun.
try home. Glen Allen Twenty
guests enjoyed their hospitality.
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light. We said ilttio--and did not
mrs the conversation. II would
have been "A false note.
II was close 20 midnight when we
reached the Inn ! went 20 my room.
which Is on the ground floor off n
porch. feeling that for once had
known a perfect day. And then. the
murmur Of voices reached me from
the veranda.
she hasn't come in nj all TO.
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White Elephant Shop

Mrs. Thomas Moore Ferguson
who has arranged the program for
Thursday at the White Elephant
Shop basement Of the Ieasy" build
lng). viii accompany Mr.. Thomas
Moore Ferguson. who IL well
known baritone. and has been Civ
ing much OF his time 70 the White
Elephant shop programs
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Mrs. Marian nailingcr Berryhill
win be honor guest az q luncheon
given by Mrs Alfred Battle az the
Seattle Tennis club on Thursday.
Covers will be laid Tor twelve Mrs.
Berryhlll. with Mr.. and Mrs, J. H.
Ballnrer. whom shc is visiting. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence noFie. re-
turned on Friday from a trip 60
A1asLn
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Red Cross JNmble Shon

Mr.. Jean Kantner. the boy 50.
prano. accompanied by his father.
Prof. Clifford Kantner. win give the
program az the Red Cross tumble
shop during the noon hour on
"Wednesday.
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night heard n woman say.
''HD-ar. you nurpr1sedT" from
her feminine companion what do
you expect when roodlooking
young woman stenogrnpher comes
up 20 work for a good-looking hero
novelist fresh from tn. war; I knew
rs soon as laid eyes on her some
thing would happen"
''But-THAT sort Of thingi It's
a pity. really
| caught my breath. Joanie-and
stepped quietly out 10 where they
sat
YOUR RUPTLED
DOLLY TO-BE- CONTINUED.
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Mrs Warren q. Fuasclmgn and
Mrs. Charles A. Hcmis win be hos
tesscs az the matinee luncheon on
wednesday OF the Woman's Cnivcr-
sity club 4 musical program will
bc given by Mr.. oscar Kloth. violin.
ist. accompanied by Mr.. John Hopper
at the piano
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10 his death In a oo,,,,,,
clouds q !.
Ana about tina, time Y,n
Miller had left town n
as an army nurael I uopds.s = (
! had never thought Of a.
deuce before. -
realized that my innarsnas..
started on a queer tourney.
and Bob was keeping m. ~,..
II was an old trick u hls--o,.
used 20 annoy me drcadfa,.
now waiting FOR Bob vas I
ITO 10 Continued 81
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Tennis Club
Dinner Dance

As the closing event OF the state
Tennis Championship tournament.
now under way at the Seattle Ten.
mis- club. the weekly dinner dance OF
the club will be held on Friday even.
ing instead OF Wednesday. as il Gus.
tomary. Reservations should be
made as soon as possible by telephon.
ing the club.
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VISITORS COMMUNICATED

An Informal luncheon was given
az the Rainier club today in comrit
mcnt 90 Miss Helen wins 81 New.
port Newa. Va. by Mrs, Charles -.
wills Twelve rucsta were enter
tained. Miss wills u tho house guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Wills.
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WORKER DROPS DEAD

Frank Kennedy. 62. dropped dead
In front OF his home. 1888 Fremont
ave. Monday afternoon. He had just
returned from work IN the Patter.
son Mcdonald shipyRrd. The body r.
at the Bleitz Rafferty, undertaking
parlors at Fremont
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Tho Sunset Heights club has
planned u picnic TO DO givon at the
summer home OF Mr.. and Mrs. w.
ID. Lane at Manitou park on Wednes.
day August 10. The members will
leave by boat from the pier at foot
OF Madison st. at $3.50 n. IN.
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Luncheon

Mrs A. r. Stewart and Mrs. J
H. Halilneer entertained with a
luncheon to-day az the home Of Mrs
Stewart AZ the Highlands in honor
oc Mrs Marian Bailinger Berryhiil.
sixteen guests were invited
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Dnuqhter Is Born

Congratulations are being show.
cred upon Mr.. and Mrs. Everett,
Smith. ir. upon the birth Of a
daughter. Angus, Z. by their friends
in Seattle Mr. and Mrs. Smith are
living at Elmhurst, Long Island.
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Coh1pumcutinE Miss Alice Gilman,
whose marriage TO Mr. Fordham Has
sctt Kumhall of Hood River ore. will
take place on August 90 Mrs. Frau.
els Guy FrlnlS win give luncheon
on Thursday az her home,
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HE DIDN'T DIE

CHICAGO. Aug. is.---Konxtan,in
Zollen. on hts sick bed. signed what
ne supposed was his win. II wasn't
Now he asks divorce and re-tranSfcr
OF his property back TO him.
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Luncheon at
Golf Glib

Mira Lawrence Boyle win be hos
tess nt luncheon on "Wednesday nj
the Golf club In honor % Mrs. Mar.
lam Ballinger Berryhtn ot Washing.
ton. II. C.. and Mrs. ". sheriff
Barklcy " Piedmont. Cal. who Is
visiting Mrs. Bogle. Fourteen guests
have been invited.
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Orthopedic Stand

The japanese booth at the ortho-
pedic bureau win be In charge Of
Miss Helen Schwager on wedncs.
day.
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Mystic Jewel Auxiliary

Mystic Jewel Auxiliary at the home
OF Mrs. u. Hopkins. 1853 Ferdinand
st.. for lunch at / o'clock.
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ClgaJbn
CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY


tRffatff Sotih Niub
The Lorraine Social club viii meet
at tho residence OF Mrs. Hottie. 1919
Il. Union st, on Wednesday. August
-, at 2 p. IN. All Eastern Stars
are cordially invited Take the East
Madison car to Thirteenth ave.
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Let's 20 buy Boldts French pas
try Uptown. iili 3D. Ave; down.
town, 9l3 I'd Ave.
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Mr. and Mrs. James =. Brlnkicy
and MIR John ober spent tho week
end as tho guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Gould. Dr ana Mrs Walter
Cocrr. who recently arrived here
from New York to mako their home.
spent sunday with tho Goulds.
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Dinner at Seattle
Tennis Club

Or. Albert =. Mattice viii be host
AZ a dinner at the Seattle Tennis
club on Friday evening. prior 60 tho
dance. Covers viii be placed Tor
fourteen.
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Mother and big sister have no
monopoly on the orEnndie SUPPLY
The very smart girl demands ner
own party dreaa like this Of daffodn
yellow plated organdie. much bo.
ruffled and nlshcd or with friiiy
Hurplioo collar that uneska around
10 her back and blossoms into an
imprcaHivs sash
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oil

Mr. and Mrs. James =. nrlnkicy
and MIR John Oher spent tho week
end as tho guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
Carl Gould. Dr. and Mrs Walter
Cocrr. who recently arrived here
from New York to mako their home.
spent sunday with tho Goulds.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Easton OF
Hcllinrhnm spent the week end with
Mr. and Mrs. William u, Perkins.
Mr.. and Mrs II. r. Williams were
the guests % Mr. and Mrs stockton
Thomas WEAKLY at Agate Point FOR
tho week end
Mrs otis y. Iamron and two chill
dren returned Thursday from Lake
Chclan. where they have been for
the past three weeks
Mr.. A. Jones Of nurmah, India.
arrived Saturday 20 spend a few days
with Mr. and Mrs. Tnfford Hute.
son.
Miss Helen Walker and Miss
Judithc Gibbs were the house guests
OF Mr. and Mrs Daniel Keneher at
tho Country club over tho week end.
Mr.. Charles rayson and Mr.. John
Payuon. who have been visiting In
tho city FOR the past week left yes.
tcrday Tor san Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs william Arthur
Deming kathleen Delaney 81 Bel.
ungham arrived sunday to visit Mrs
Deming's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
left Monday for California whore no
expects 20 locate. and Mrs. D~rninE
will follow shortly
MlHa Claire Foster OF Fort Worth
Tex. arrived today 20 visit AilrE
Margaret Amea for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. c n. EbcrtlnE 81
Hoquiam arrived Saturday 20 spend
two weeks with Mrs. Eberting's par.
ents. Mr. and Mrs. II. l.. Greene.
AIR. and Mira Grosvnnor Folsom
and two daughters left Friday for n
two weeks motor and fishing trip
60 Sunset Lodge. Lake keechelua.
Gle Elum and kBtchees Lodge.
Mr.. Charles Donahos. who has been
for tho past three months on a ranch
AZ Ringland. Mont, returned Sunday.
Or. Albert r. Matiice. with his
mother and father. OF nelllngham.
left Monday for Mt Rainier 10 be
gone until Thursday.
Miss Marjorie Caps. who has
been spending few days with Miss
Katharine KittinEcr. ief, Sunday for
California Miss Caps In 20 be mar.
ried on October IS az her horne In
Honolulu.
Mrs. Carl Talcot;. who has been
visiting her mother. Mrs. Harry
AAhA hAANt'N eAttffas ~ ttFf WNfflRftTT NofiNF
az Port Madison. left Monday for
her home In North Yakima.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. u Fisher. jr.. %
neliinghRrn. arrived Saturday 20
spend n few days with Mr.. Fishers
parents. Mr.. ard Mrs. o. u. Fisher.
Miss Monica TTughr win leave
Thursday 10 spend a few days At Mt
Rainier.
Mrs. Horac, q. I.azeile and daugt.
ter. Barbara. returned Sunday from
a months vacation az Saints Rest.
Mr.. and Mrs. George n. Cowan Of
Vancouver. II. c.. spent tho week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan l.. Hy.
land. Niles Marianne Hyland re.
turned 20 Vancouver with Mr.. and
Mrs. Cownn for a two weeks visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s.. wills. with
their guests. Mr.. and Mrs. u. W.
Pendleton OF Detroit. and Miss Helen
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IIappy Hour Club

Happy Hour club at the home of
Mrs. S. Steen. 1915 Il. Olive St, at
o'clock.
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a secret Is something u.
woman does not know.
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Miss Mary Elizabeth f.aston or
RclllnFhnm spent tho week end with
Mr. and Mrs William u. Perkins.
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. X. Williams were
the guests % Mr. and Mrs stockton
Thomas WEAKLY at Agate Point FOR
tho week end
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Mrs otis y. LamEon and two chill
dren returned Thursday from Lake
Chclan. where they have been for
the past three weeks
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Ladies' Of The @. A. II.

Home Sewing club OF tho Ladies'
OF tho Grand Army OF the Repub-
lie for regular meeting and basket
picnic at Alld Beach from IL until
4 o'clock. Each member is invited
to bring a friend. Take lunch and
cup. Get off cars nj Stockade.
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Mr.. A. Jones Of Burmah. India.
arrived saturday 20 spend few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Tufford Hute.
son,
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King County PIT. A. Picnic

'@ t""is 10. ~. FfS1ic
The King County Division OF the
Washington state branch OF the Ma
uonal Congress OF Mothers and the
ParentToachers' association invites
tho Parent.Teaoher circles OF King
county TO attend tho county picnic.
which will he held at Maple grove.
Rcnton Junction. on the Tacoma in.
terurban car line. at 1890 n. m. Bring
your families and baskets. This will
be an opportunity to meet the state
officers and TO get information and
Inspiration for beginning the circle
work in tho fall.
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Miss Helen Walker and Miss
Judithe Gibbs were the house guests
or Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel kellchcr Rt
tho Country club over tho week end.
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wills of Newport News, Va. spent
last Monday and Tuesday at At
Rainier.
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ladies' Aid Of the Ballard Presby.
terrain Church
Ladies' Aid society OF tho Ballard
Presbyterian church at the home OF
G. Cain, 1902 w. 6ist st. at $3.50.
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Mr.. Charles rayson and Mr.. John
PayHon. who have been visiting In
tho city Tor the past week. left yes.
terdRy Tor san Francisco.
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Mr.. and Mrs. william Arthur
Deming kathleen Delaney Of Bel.
bingham arrived sunday to visit Mrs
Deming's parents. Mr. and Mra.
James Anderson Wood. Mr. Dcming
left Monday for California whore no
expects 20 locate. and Mrs. D~mlnE
will follow shortly.
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SIR. n. nraKlcr and Mr.. Bob wfl.
son spent the week end ~ guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Reyes Brooks
at Crystal Springs
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Mr.. Ben Butler came down from
Index 60 attend the Flower Garden
Hali on Friday evening.
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Mr.. Prentice Hlocdei and Mr.
Lawrence Bloedel were week end
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. Mer.
rsii at the Country club.
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NilHa Claire Foster OF Fort Worth
Tex. arrived today 20 visi, Ailrr
Margaret Anea for several weeks.