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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-26
TALK OF THE TOWN

Another of those enjoyable dancing
parties Friday night, July 80, auspices,
Barre post, American Legion. adv.
A. Fl. Burke of the Burke brothers
granite firm left last night on trip
to the middle west to transact bust
ness in the interest of this firm.
> Robert Doyle, decorator at the Union
Dry Goods store, accompanied by his
wife, went to Groton pond to-day TO
remain week or more while having a
vacation from the store.
The woman's association Of he Cor
gregational church will meet in TIE
church parlor tomorrow afternoon az
2 o'clock TO sew for the missionary
barrel. A large attendance ia desired.
Iu the list of marriage intentions
published in the Boston Sunday Globe,
was the following, which will be of in
terest here; Antonio Luoni, 90, painter,
282 Norfolk avenue, Roxbury, and An
geline r. Locarno, 81, bookkeeper, 7
Cleveland avenue Barre, VT.
Miss Esther Mccarthy of Summer
street finished her duties at the J. W..
Dillon insurance agency Saturday to
accept a position in the st. Johnsbury
headquarters of the Metropolitan Life
Insurance company, and left today TO
begin work.
Miss Helen O'Keefe of Upland avenue
returned to her duties in the office Of
the Cooley Wright Co. in Waterbury
to-day, having just returned with her
sister, Margaret, from a two weeks
stay with friends and relatives in Bed
ford, Sherbrooke and Windsor Mills,
Canada.
While driving to Burlington yester-
day with his family, Thomas J. Burke
experienced an accident that made fur
Their travel impossible and Mr. Burke
was compelled TO have the Palace gar
age towing car bring the machine back
to Barre. The car was travelling about
25 miles an hour near Bolton when q
knuckle joint of the steering gear
broke and the wheels turned at an acute
angle, causing one tire to be palled of
the wheel and the car to stop in the
ditch. Nobody was injured and the
damage TO the car is comparatively
slight, as the joint which broke had
been cracked for considerable time.
Rev. George F. Fortier, super'ntehd-
ent Of the Universalist churches, an
nounces that Rev. Weston A. Cate Of
Henderson, n. Y, has accepted the in
vitation of the Church of the Messiah
at St. Johnsbury 10 become ITS pas
tor, succeeding Rev. Fl. G. D. Scott. who
completes his work on Sept. |. Mr.. Cate
il q graduate Of Goddard seminary and
of st. Lawrence university and hiss
been pastor at Henderson sh.ce his
graduation Mrs. Cate is native Ut
Williamstown and was for some years
teacher in the public schools of Barr
Mr.. Cate viii begin his work on Sept. /.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-26
Choice.

Late diner tat sortl-Well, what
have you gotg
Wsitress-Boiled ham and hsh--but
the fish is all out whichTl you have
Boston Transcript
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-26
Plays Piano BY Ear.

Brooks is really a clever pianist,
for he plays everything by ear
"Ah! That explains it, then. new
er believed he could make those sounds
with his fngers."-Boys' Life.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-26
Our Modest Writers.

Humble admirer-Are the characters
in your books drawn from real lifei
Naughty suthor-Did you ever meet
such charming people in real life as
my characters 81 Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-26
Would Go Like the Rest.

Wife-Oh, John, our cook has be-
come engaged TO the milkman.
Hub-Don't worry, my dear. En-
gagements are breakable and you
know Bridget Boston Transcript.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11

WARRINGTON. d. Coy mail
Tho tw0foid distinction OF being
the first woman lawyer TO appear
before = jury In . criminal action
In the wAshington. ID. C.. courts
ana the youngest woman admitted TO
practice In the United States SUI
prone court alone would command
public recognition for Mlrs Dora
Pnikin- But there are other reasons
why she In an interesting person
atty. chief OF which. perhaps. " her
applied philosophy In the practice Of
her profession
Criminal law appeals 10 her. for
tie spice q ~. n truly found In
liS varsity. Original offenders
chaiieng. her supreme interest.
but once they have been again
transpianted In the paths Of recfi.
tude. her prayerni interest Ia that
they may continue an undertaking
course. Professionally. she disiiIes
10 be called upon 10 render legal as
sastance to a person whose second
offcnsc beckons them 70 tho courts
Of Justice. Preferably. she would
offer guidancs 10 the original of.
fender that he or she might avoid
future pitfaila
Miss Palkin n . native OF STAN,
ford. Conn. and n only - years old
During tho war abe served on the
legal advisory council whose duties
~wcre TO render expert advice TO the
sslectivs service soldiers. abe WAS
former legal advisor for the ADoci-
ated Charities Of Washington. and
IL . member OF the women's Bar
Association Of the District Of Colum-
bia- She was graduated from the
Washington College Of Laws - .
member Of the class Of 1915.
When . small girl her father died.
the transactions involving the ad
justmcnt Of the estate demanding
tho retention Of lawyer. Miss Pal
kin says that the barrisfcr was the
recipient Of tho bulk Of ths estate.
which negotiation elected tho In
auiry. isn't this ~ lucrative profcs-
sion: why not adopt II ~ = chosen
caliingr" So she did
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11
Clubs

Saturday. win b. held merit Thurs.
day at the womsn's University club
1t I. o'clock.
womeu's Auxiliary - Rs1n1pr Pet
women's Auxiliary 20 Rainier Post
No. 81. American Legion. meets In
Veterans Han In The Armory at
s o'ciock-
MIA Dsv1h - Give ITluseFa1n1 Lao
A stereoptioan lecture pictuF4ns
the medical and hospital york In the
foreign fields. win BE- given by Mrs.
Jessie Y. DAVID conference secro
tary OF this. woman's Foreign Mis-
sionary society. In the Woodland
Park Methodist Episcopal church.
corner -. Scd st. and Greenwood ave.
Thursday evening. August II. at 9
o'clock Tho lecture will b. OF great
interest TO all because Il illustrates
the extensive cruSnde Of compassion
carried on BY the women OF Method.
ism
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11
Putting Contest
at Carnival

A carnival N usuaIly gfvsn b rY1ss
money. principally for the owner
thereof. but the Harvest Moon CAR
nivai At tho Tennis club. August "a
In being given to provide not only an
evening Of unusual entertainment for
the participants. but 10 mako the
club additionally attractive for the
members by keeping everything In
perfect condition during the ensuing
year. Tho men and women who are
interested In thu club wish II known
that the prime object Of the Tennis
club In TO mako an attractive, inezr
pcnaivc club for the young peopla
and there In no place In the city
where ~ many popular pasttmes
may BE- engaged In ~ therA The
dues are not eyoesaivA and thers y
tennis At all timeA dinnerdances
twics . week during spring and sum
mer. bathing and charming lunch
cons and teas.
Al the Harvest Moon carnival
thsre VIII b . special corner for the
golf entbusiasta. TherS they may
practice putting for hours II . time
on . clock or ladder green Ths(
games win be In charge Of Mn John
w. Eddy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11
&ONN1yfaA 1nglctp hshlQn559s C gama q Att
| ANOTHER DIVERTING
SHOW COMES TO HIP

The management OF Loew's Pal.
ace Hip announces another dlvcrtinG
new show commencing tomorrow.
with the Autumn Three offering .
novel feature A pretty scanic back.
ground provides the appropriate Mt.
mosphere for the offering Of these
Wizards OF the forest" and their
novelties include . happy blending
OF tunefui melodies. original tmitas
tiops. whistiing and other stuntA
Mason and Gwynne. announced a.
an extra attraction. will give their
version OF talent and fun In -The
South Of Today" The man. a black.
face comedian. In assisted by q tan
beauty In putting over . combinA.
ton OF bright songs. danors. 40.
companIed BY ukeleis STUNNING.
whistiinG frtlis and . iozven Of
smart comedy.
ION and on" . comedy skit by
Ed Flanagan and . sequel TO the
famous comedy OF that title In
which Mr. FiAnnaxan appeared for
several year. yin be the vehicle
w WutSSa n~Aft AorT AU0 OOuI10
Bernst win appear.
Weller. o'Douneli ana WestfIeId
are attributed with possessing the
gifts OF personality. cultivation and
harmony. whom II comes to present
Ing their varied song offering. Their
repertoire includes . number Of late
sone hitA
A eiasy THO are IAwr~nos B-osh-
err and ThsimA whose exhibitions
OF skim and fun In IAN Event In q
ciubroom." 10 said 10 DO fast and
furious Their notion Of clubroom
iifs involves amusing satirtc chatter.
lively dancing and some spectacular
hat ana club sugxiinx.
The Gray wolrs Ghost q drN,
matte screen version OF Bret Has1e's
story. "Marujas viii DO tho feature
pho,opiay. with II. II. Warner ap-
pcarins In the stellar rolA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11
RASPBERRY
NECTAR


3uoFW stps Tu&ppfrrt0Df
RED raspberries are preferred. bat
Il one gathers the wild ones In
fence corners the drink II that
much cheaper and very good. Mash
berries and add vinegar. Let stand
until the fruit fermcntA Strain. To
: cups Of juice add - cups Of
sugar. Simmer % minusea SKIN
~ serum riseA Pour into stsrfilxsd
bottlss whil6 boiling ana seal
Almost any fruit may b. treated
In the same way. The fruit need
only stand over night n one prefers.
This juice added 10 iced tee with a
sprig Of crushed mint 10 resrvsh.
Ing on . hot day. In preparing tho
drink 10 b served enc must rely
very largely % ones ns,e. BE
sure It's cold ~ leo can make Il
ana taste untii the dsarsd sweet.
noxs Ia attained
kaspberries and currants combine
well In jam or dIinka Use a.
many currnnts ~ bxrries, extract
the juice and strain Use about Z
cups Of sugar 70 8 cups Of Juice.
Those fruit JUICES can be added
70 leo water A. well a. tea Lut
The sea makes . more tasty drink.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11
PEG o. MY HEART" TO
BEGIN WILKES SEASON

The issoissi SEASON u tho popular
Wilkes Players viii reopen nert sun.
day afternoon with Peg o. My
Heart" the SUCCESSFUL Irish comedy
by Hartley Manners. which nrsi
starred Iaurctts Taylor and appeals
always 10 the American public.
Jane Morgan viii appear ms leading
lady and George Rand will take tho
principal mai~ role. Other roles will
be carried BY members OF the wilkes
Players. The new comedy IL now DO.
Ing r-hears~d and seats are on sale At
the boz once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11
CLUES FOR THURSDAY
Nor0 UnA Child CeD9vasjsD
l<axuo

Ner0 M Child CsDwvasSsn
leAgue
Members are urgently requested
10 attend the picnic OF the North
End Child Conservation league 20
be hcld 1t Woodland park at noon
Bring lunch and meet at upper
Sunshine Cuild
Sunshine Guild meets with Miss
Mabel Long. rms 18th ave. N. w.
At IL a m
LAdle~' Charitable CuA
The Ladies' Charitable club
vFfvja. win meet at the homo OF
Mira =. Marion. sos ". ls,h ct.
Mt p. m. Mrs. q. Kassensren and
Mira Alfred Peterson viii be assist.
Ing hos,esea
Sunshine Club Of the Women Of
Moosshsart Legion
An ail-day meeting Of the Sun
shine club OF the Women OF Moose.
heart Legion will be held at the
home OF Mrs. Henry Marshall. az
Melrose ave. ~.
Alpha Delta n Luncheon
Tho Alpha Delta II luncheon.
which was 10 have been given last
ben will return tomorrow from Lake
Crescent. where they have spent SOW.
eral days.
Mrs. Isaac Brown and daughters.
tho Misses Erma- Dorothy and Jea.
nette Brown. will leave Friday for
Seaside. Oregon. to ramain a fort
night.
Ml1 Helen Fay. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. George r. Fay. will leave
Sunday for Mills College.
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Mias Mary Trimbls b spending {
few days ~ The guest Of Miss Heller
Brown II their summer homo a
PointNo-Poins on The sound
Mn Henry Ward Bseehsr re-
turned to1ay from Portland. whers
shs has spsnt ths iAse week
Ms Janet Maciray Of Vancouver
h c.. who 10 the house guest OF
MIA Charles IL Burnett. IL Mt pres
ent visiting Mira Alexander Good
fellow At Wing Point
Mr.. and MrA Timothy Jerome
Miss Emily Jerome. her house guest
Misc Jeanne Blake. ana Mis- MI
dred Farrar are leaving today for
Mount Rainier 10 remain . few
days.
Mis- Darthsa shsrpses b spending
several days In Tacoma. the guest
OF Mlss Emily Net,ieson. i.
Mira Fredsric struvs. Mr.. rursh,
Mrs. A. N. wethcrill. Mira Laurence
Buck and Grnaii daughter Georgia.
are departing Saturday morning for
Victoria, TO remain . fortnight.
Later the party win b Joined by the
men, ana all win be Mr.. Samuel
Hiil's guests at . house party in the
Canadian city.
Col n. L Temple former d. =
district attorney Of Town, together
with his son. and daughter.in.law
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Temple. OF oscc.
ola, Iowa. are spending . fortnight n
town. the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs
J. +. McAuiey.
Mrn = ". NcGfnnia, who ha.
been spending several days at the
Hotel Assembly. left last week for
her homo on WILDLY island.
MIS- Margaret Cross spb mis-,
Betty Cross. Of Ephrata, wash, are
patients at the Minor hospital
Mrs. 3. r. Hutton, formerly OF
Moscow. Idaho. In spending . few
days with her brother.in law and sis.
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Kit Lindsey
before departing 10 join her husband
In Cleveland. Ohio, where they will
make their homo
Mr.. and Mrs.. Frank Waterhosfse
and party Of friends returned Mon
day evening from q Few days' cruise
In Puget Sound waters. sailing on
the Waterhouse yacht "Muriei."
Mr.. And Mn. Rorlin IL Denny
left yesterday for Tokeiand. Wash,
TO Join Mrs.. George Butler IAmpius
and children. and viii remain for two
weeks.
Mrs. r. Logan Geary. Of Portland
has been In Seattle this week, the
guest Of Mrs. Roy Page Ballard.
Mr.. and Ms. l. Silverrnnn. VIII,
have been spending their honeymoon
In town. will sail Saturday morning
for their home In San Francisco.
DR.. and Mrs. Albert Irving Bout
neur and Mr.. and Mrs. John Camp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11

swimming party at hcr home yes
terday afternoon In compliment to
MIA Fred walker OF Oakland. who
Is the guess OF Mr.. and Mra q. l..
wakcmAn- Today Mira ives enter
taiscd again ~ her homo. this time
honoring MIRA Minna Hastings
caus,sn with several tables OF
bridge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11
Nttynctips Tea for
- Tk.iabrner

4 O. - ths most delightful affsfrs
~ week was the tea this after,
- G1vsA By Mn-ssAmuel Aaron
nee1nI h compliment to her house
- MIA Henry J. Trinkncr Of
DnVo1nn4 Assisting the hostess In
unovong were Mrs. Roy Corbett.
- Don Palmer. Mira Terrence
- Ma Ceclus Mahouey and
- Camille Nahoney.
- ~ table was handsome with
y oDoth of vcaetian lace. the center
= which held a silver urn Of sum-
Gw b1oaBoms. surrounded BY pastel
$3.50 enpers In silver holders.
01lpensing Inequalities were Nrx
0oogW q. Black. Mrs. William Loo
.ogx1n. Mia Calvin c. Carpenter and
n IorruDt Black.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11
Entertainment for
Bank Employees

The employees OF the Dexter Hor,
ton bank are planning . merry week.
end party Saturday afternoon and
evening In Norvai hall. the com.
munisy home At Port Madison.
Games. swimming and Q beach sup.
per win BE- the Afternoons diver
siona with . dance iater In the eve
ming. A number OF tho Euests VIII
remain In the country over the
week end
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11
TO REMOVE
WRINKLES FROM
SILK DRESS a.

Wrinkles can generally b re
moved from . silk dreas BY hang
Ing I; over . bathtub filled with
water hot enough to steam and
then drying IL where nothing viii
touch IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11
+. ADDITIONAL CLUES

Neighbour u weo6cras 10 Picnic
Olympic Circle No. 81. Neighbors
Of woodcraft will give = picnic Mt
Woodland park on Friday. August
i3th, at ~ o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11
Gv4 In Seattle
Conducted by
LOUISE ANNABLE
Ellen Beach Yaw
Coming in October

Under management Of Robert "a.
gar and Frank IL Meekcr. Ellen
Beach Yaw. soprnno. win appear
here In concert October 10.
Mine. Yaw poascsses . voice Of I'M
usual range and fluent technique.
She has received very favorable crit
cisIn and scored . pronounced suo-
cess on both the operailc and concers
stage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11
In. Ferguson Guest
~ Honor

MA AlexAndsr 0cott Buflftt and
Ga Ihomas stimson entertained In.
gunl1y ~ luncheon today at tho
M1no q Ma Charles ID. Stimscn At
~ WgAAndA The affair hcnor~d
zA Archibald Hin Ferguson. who Ii
- having for her homo In Picking.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11
USE TALCUM
POWDER TO
RESTORE FINISH

WashabIe KID gloves are best
cleaned by putting them on the
hands and washing them In luke.
warm suds After that they must
DO rinsed thoroiy and dried slowly.
Rubbing . little taicum powder
In after tho gloves are dry VIII
restore the soft finish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11
StaccatO Notes

John Mccormack. popular, tenor.
has scored another triumph In Sgd
ney. Australia While In that coun-
try he will give 20 concerts In sgd.
ney and 20 In Melbourne.
Edith Do Lya American operate
soprano. viii be heard In New York
for the INST time ncxt SEASON.
Juan Manen. distinguished Spanish
vioiinist. In TO appear In this country
next season under the management
Of Antonio sawyer.
Charles Hackett Metropolitan ten
or. recently engaged Seneca Pierce.
tho gifted American composer and
pianist, N accompanisht for his con-
cert tour this fall
pianist ~ accompanied for his con.
Mabel Garrison win again appear
In leading roles nj the Metropolitan
opera during the months OF Noycxn.
Der. December and January.
Jan Kubeiflk ana Emma Destinn
were two Of the artists who appeared
At tho festival Ia Prague which ceie-
binfcd the first anniversary Of the
Czecho- Sloyak republic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11

Australia Il In believed = she
most nsarly ratiess country on
earth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11
~. Bdui,sger to
~ Hostess

s1eFl Richard A. BAIlingR WIN en-
o1Bonin at luncheon on Saturday at
- Sunset club for the pleasure Of
- nAGFwood 0illespy Of Portland.
No - bssa the guest of Mr.. and
- J. p. Asnew for the pAss few
DG1R 11sA Ballingsr has limited
- 1nv1enkjans 10 the most intimate
1nn1D = ne honor guest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11
MOLASSES BARS
! egy
- cup molAOO
Ia cup lard
] cup bran
2 cups white nQw
Ia cup milk
! teaspoon soda
2 cups cocoanus

Beat egg well. Add moiaasA
Add lard softened but not melted.
Dissolve soda In milk ana add A.
tsrnatsly with dry ingredients. ADD
cocoanut Spread very thinly In .
buttered and figured dripping pan
and bake 10 minutes in . hot oven.
Cut in bars and remove from pan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11

Col. and Mrs. Woodruff
HOs0red
Hdsvest Moon Carnival to
Have Guides and Ushers

Thirty little maids in dainf1est
4Focks Of white. wearing bright col
osUd tam o. shanters and gay sashes
- eorTespond win serve as guides
oDd ushers II the Harvest Moon
Carnival. 70 BE- given at the Seat
10 Tennis club on Friday evening,
tAngust 20. There will be sand
sU1chss ana cakes, cookies and
onndieA served By these demure
ivendors. who win At the same time
direct the guests TO various amuse-
lensnts on the grounds. Mrs. Thomas
1ransioii, chairman of the enter
on1nmsnt committee, has named az
1er assistants Mrs. William RandelI
iCawford. MrA Gerald Frink and
Mn HOWARD Allen. Those who
havU already signified their willing.
tDess 10 serve are.
Mis- Josephine Fransioli, Miss
Folly Perkins. Miss Betty Morrison,
i11isD Janet sheahan. Miss Claire
DhsAhan. Miss Frances Brannigan,
4iss Dorothy Allen. Miss Jane Bliss,
Miss Jane Trua3, Miss Jean Haskell.
Qgiss Dorothy Lane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11

Gee. but love Boldts French
pastryr-Adv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11
luncheon and
Swimming Pdrty

Mn Jesse Ives was hostess at q
delightfully."- informal luncheon and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11

Mr.. And Mn. Rorlin n Denny
left yesterday for Tokeiand. Wash.
TO Join Mr. George Butler Iamping
and children. and win remain for two
weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11
- Moses Po,ceu Name
Their Assistants

- Aasisfnnfs
-.
80 49,. ss -
ss rs,S -. 800
.} -r - 49,. ~. Aenss
- m, NAs u sa'o Of '. rasams.
- 1larA. wnsy ana Mis-. Oar.
"n s IN toe
~ ~ % sns sue eno
w. wA % MrA Russell
wni1s ana Ahs Virginia
-
AelAcheon at Yacht Club
1A0I00A CmIRUan ~ GAoRWtm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11

Mrs. H. Logan Geary. Of Portland
has been In Seattle this week, the
guest Of Mrs. Roy Page Ballard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11

~ Tennis club continues 10 be
- popular social rendezvous this
Wook ana each day shows an In
GGonn1ng interest In the tournament
- ~ urns tomorrow will be Mrs.
~ Anderson. Mira John Collins,
III Richard A. Bailingcr. Mrs q,
Xnuo1n HAskeIl Mrs Charles d.
1mooa and Mn. r. A. Stout The
oung lnd1es assisting win be Miss
nFunEoe Stewart Miss Katherine
mbA Ma Nellie Beatrice Fcigor
- M Irens Fssher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11

Mr.. and Mrs.. Frank Waterhouse
and a party Of friends rcturned Mon
day evening from . Few days cruise
In Puget Sound waters. sailing on
the Waterhouse yacht ''Muriei."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11

Mr.. and Mrs.. l. Silvermnn, who
have been spending their honeymoon
In town. will sail Saturday morning
for their home In San Francisco.
DR.. and Mrs. Albert Irving Bout.
heur and Mr.. and Mrs John Camp.