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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-26
AS3O0i04yflA lasicm msIzloa5ssD la1aa q At =
Women's Clubs of State to
Hold Convention in Wenatchee

Jr~- points In the succeeding days
OF the ression include conferences OF
the separate committees Of the clubs.
on social and Industrial literature
and library extension work, ad-
dresses by Mrs. barbara r. Bart
lett, assistant professor OF nursing
and public health at the University
u Washington. on state and fed.
eraI AID for Mothers and Children;
Miss Rhoda NJ. White. dean Of worn
en- at Washington State college. on
You and Ne and Education; Prof.
y. c. Kreaeer Of Washington State
college, on Home Economics 10
Date"
Auto rides in the valley and a pic
mic luncheon will be part Of Wed.
nesday's program. and Thursdays
viii begin with an address on motion
pictures by Mrs. Victor Zednick OF
Seattle. a dinner complimentary 10
the presidents Of the clubs VIII be
given the evening Of July l.
Mrs. Belle coIyer. Of the SPOKANE
spokesman Review. will talk on
Club Advertising" Mrs. Norman =.
8lCdItAdts OF SuoNCUlsHs new pH "'t
or for the Washington State fedora
ton, will talk. as well as PAST
President Mrs. J. y. Mckee, Of Van
couver. Wash.
Bird excursions viii be led by DR..
X. T. congdon. OF Wenatchee. on
each OF the last three mornings.
From 20 10 every morning
there will be a class in parliament
tary law. under Mrs. George ~. Me
Ioughlln. OF Seattle. a textile test
ing class Will be conducted every
morning in the Commercial Club
rooms. by Mrs. Mary Sutherland. Of
the home economies division OF
Washington State college.
The National Consumers Thrift
movement viii have exhibits in con-
nection with the home economies
work from the University Of Wash
lngton. Mrs. NJ. Ethel Dean. Of Sc
attic. executive secretary. will go 20
wena;chee TO take charge Of the dis
iplay.
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CONVENTION OPENS
TUESDAY MORNING

The convention opens Tuesday
morning with an Invocation By Rev.
y. v. Beatty. Of WenBtchee. a flag
salute and community singing 10 be
led by Mrs. Scott Prowcli and MrE.
r.. c. Knobel. The morning session
will include welcoming addresses b.
Mrs. l.. X. Gillette and J. A. Gellatly.
candidate for republican nomination
for governor. and a response by Mrs.
John Smith OF WaIia waila. DR.. n.
II. Marvin. OF Seattle. viii speak at
the first afternoon session. and Miss
Ellen Howe. assistant librarian at
the University Of Washington, will
speak on Country Libraries" Gov.
Louis y. Hart will address tho con.
ventlon In the evening OF the first
session.
ars. J. ". Ellis. Of Yakima. Will
talk on Bird Conservation, Mrs.
Akahci Curtis 81 Seattle, on The Ma.
tionar Parks Idea" and Miss Jeanne
carthness. of Everett. on THE
Message OF the Firx." Nomination
Of officers will be made by ballot
from t.so until $50 O'Clock Tuesday.
June 20. A motion picture reel on
high heels and care Of the feet will
be shown. After Gov. Harris talk
and an address by Rev. T. II. ssmp.
con. Of Olympia. on "Anericaniza.
ton" excerpts from The Persian
Garden" will be sung by 4 mixed
quartet
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o. HENRY MEMORIAL AWARD
PRIZE STORIES or isI9.--A rep


resensativs collection OF the beS,
short stories OF the year. ranging.
IN tone and treatment. from Fannie
Hurnts coiorsui ~Humoresque" 20
cabeli's deiicateiy whimsical ''Porce.
lain Cups"
THE RELEASE or THE SOUL.
by Gilbert Canaan. --The author de-
clares this II the finest work he
has yet accomplished. Perhaps II lis.
THE FUNCTION or THE POET
AND OTHER ESSAYS. by James
Russell Loweil--Fug.tive papers
by the famous American essayist
which will be enjoyed by those not
addicted TO Jazz music or ~red-
bioodcd" fiction.
THE CRAFT or THE TOR
TOIsE, by Algernon Tassin,--A
long and proiix. tho interesting.
play which strives TO prove that
the female In desdiier than the
male.
Our WAR WITH GERMANY.
BY Professor John Spencer Bias
se,t-- Another history of the war.
A STRAIGHT DEAL. OR THE
ANCIENT 6RuDGE. by Owen
wisfer,--An attempt to whitewash
England. Wister Is persuasive
propsssndiss and almost succeeds In
placing a golden halo on the with
cred noii Of John Bull.
THE QUIRr. by n. NJ. Bower
A smith and wesson novel. full of
the lure Of the Sunset Land OF Ro-
nance. strong and resourceful cow.
boys. humorous old plainsmen and
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THE OLD
GARDENER SAYS

To hill or not to Hill is the
question which often troubles
the amateur garden maker. II
he was brought UP on a farm,
probably no will continue to hill
his potatoes and shis corn, but
II he IL garden maker with
modern notions he will keep his
garden fiat. Really there are
few good arguments for hillihg
and many against II. a, least
In the average garden. The ex'
ccption comes on land which is
naturally very heavy or inclined
TO be wet. Then killing pays.
but where II isn't necessary why
waste your time and strength
with the hoe?
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Dollirer-Hnnnan'
NatptidIs

Exquisitely lovely In wery detail
was the wedding Wednesday morn
ing which united In marriage Miss
CeciIe Hannah. daughter Of Mrs.
Frank J. Hannah Of this city. and
Mr.. Mark Doliiver. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Dolliver Of Chewelah.
The Immaculate Gomez n
church, where the ceremony was
~performed was beautifully decor
Afcd for the occasion. It's. affairs a
wealth Of trailing greens and roses.
while slender white pcdestals sta
toned at the pews bore aioft wicker
baskets Of ferns and flowers.
Dubois wedding music. played
on the organ by Mrs. Graham.
signaied the arrival OF the bridal
party. Little Mary Frances o'Con-
nell, dainty in a frock OF white net
and carrying a basket Of pink rose.
buds. led the bridal procession up
the aisle. She was followed by
Miss Ruth Peters. whose gown was
Of deep pink organdie with large
picture hat to match. Her bouquet
was Of white. sweet peas. Miss
Frances Ryan and Miss Betty Nc
Bride. the bridesmaids, also wore
0rgandie dresses. Miss Ryan's OF
pale green and Miss McBride's OF
shell pink. Their hats were OF the
nane material with velvet streamers
and their bouquets OF pink sweet
peas. Miss Ethel Hannah. q sister
OF the bride. an maid Of honor,
wa gowned in pale yellow organdie
With a becoming hat Of siiyery
horsehair and carried a shower OF
white blossoms.
The bride. who entered the church
on the arm Of her brother. Mr..
Mark Hannah. was radiantly lovely
IN q gown of sheerest white or.
ga.~he. made In short round length
and ruffled to the waist Her filmy
veil Of tulle WAS bound TO her
cosffure with strands OF lilies OF
the valley, and she carried a prayer
book. bound In ivory satin, from
which fell a shower Of brides
roses and ribbon streamers.
The party was met at the altar
by the groom and his best man,
Mr.. Joe Ryan. and by Rev Father
J. ]. Laherty. s. j.. who OBLIGATED
At the ceremony. The music for
the nuptial high mass was furnish.
/. ed by the Immaculate choir with
Mrs. Carl Warren Hoblitzel and
Mr.. Gregory Ward az soloists.
Following the ceremony a break.
east IVES served TO the members
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Miss MdcGo,cdn Guest
of Honor

Mrs. Amory He'll was hostess at
a delightful beach party on Wed
nesdsy afternoon In compliment 10
Miss Clara MacGowan. who is to
be a July bride. One hundred and
twenty .five guests. including a mum
Der Of Aik Camp Fire Giris. enjoy.
81 the afternoon on AK beach. A
miscellaneous shower for the guest
OF honor was a feature Of the after.
noon. and dainty refreshments were
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Miss Brisdck Wed to
Mr.. Su0O

The marriage OF Miss Ferne l.
Brs.aek ard Mr.. Warren ID. SUES
was solemnixsd on saturday owe
ming. June 10. a, the home OF the
brides mother. Mrs. Laura Brisack.
with the Rev. Normand n. Har
rison officiating. Miss Catherine
Brown was the brides only attend
ant. entering to the strains Of the
bridal chorus played by Miss Pearl
Corey. niece Of the groom. Harold
Bean carried the rings for the
double ring service. and Mr.. Lester
Farmer acted a. groornsn,an for Mr.
sugg. The bride. given In marriage
by her brother. Mr.. Floyd Brissek
was afsractiveiy gowned in a chic
model Of peach eolored taffcta and
carried an armfui OF ophelsa roses.
After the ceremony q buffet supper
was served. the bride and groom
departing Immediately In their
motor for their wedding trip to
Vancouver.
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LEMONADE FOR
A WEEK

Roll together quarts Of water
and 4 cups OF sugar for 10 minutes.
Remove the syrup from the fire and
add ~ cups Of lemon juice. Let the
mixture cool. then seal In glass jars
and put them in a cool place. When
you want 20 make lemonade. dilute n
little OF the syrup with Ice water.
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Clubs

ladies' arr welcome. Those attend
lng are asked 10 meet at Pioneer
square at 1i5o a. m. Take West
Seattle car 10 Stevens II.
Seattle Chsptc~. No. e5. q. r. =.
The Seattle Chapter. No. es. O r.
5. Social club. win meet for a picnic
on July I. AZ O'Clock. with Mrs
Charles =. Pauik. 73ii Ia Droit
court. Take Faunilcroy car 20
O;hsllo ~.
BABY Clinic
The baby clinic held every Sa,ur.
day morning in the School Clinic
building. seventh ave. and Madison
81. viii be continued until the mid.
die Of July. instead ~ July 1. &C.
eprding 10 Mrs John Mem. Porter.
chairman. The clinic 10 held under
auspices Of the Seattle Central
Council Of tho National Congress OF
Mothers and Parcnt-Teacher asso.
Citations
Tho clinic II open from . o'clock
20 ~ o'clock Saturday mornings.
registration closing at II O'Clock.
Children less than six years % age
are examined special tests being
given when necessary.
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OF the bridal party At the home Of
the brides mother. after which Mr..
and Mrs. Dollivcr Jeff for a wedding
trip. Mrs. Delivers travelling cos.
tune was Of midnight blue tAffeta
with which she wore a wrap Of
deep blue tricotine and a small
hat OF corded silk with corsagc
Of violets and tiny roscbuds.
On their return they viii make
their home IN Tacoma. where Mr..
polliver Is engaged In business.
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Summer Luncheons at
W0naen'a Uuirersitu Club

The women's University club an
,nounces a series OF college and soror.
ny luncheons to be given turnout the
summer. The dates for the affairs
follow:
JULY Alpha Phi: 8. vassar
College: 10. Fl Beta Phi; IL. Delta
Delta Delta: IL. Sigma Kappa: IL,
Chi Omega: is. Delta zesa: II. Alpha
Chi Omega: Fl. Alpha ri Delta. y.
Kappa Kappa Gamma: %. Smith Col
1egc. "a. Kappa Alpha Theta: ~.
Gamma Phi Beta: IS. University OF
Michigan: II. Zeta Tau Alpha
AUGUSTA. Pi Beta Phi: 4.
Washington Alumnae; 7. Alpha Phi.
Alpha Delta Pi: 10. Mount Holyoke
College: IL. Sigma Kappa. IL. Delta
Delta Delta: II. Alpha Gamma Delta;
Is. Wellesley College: 10. Chi Omega;
20. Delta Zeta; Il. Phi Nh: ~. Uni.
versity Of Minnesota: IS. Alpha Chi
Omega: 81. Gamma rhi Beta
Colleges and sororities desiring
dates or changes In dates. arc asked
to please notify the clubhouse.
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Special Coach for Wsustehee
Meeting

For the delegates OF the Seattle
Federation Of Women's Clubs who
will attend the meeting OF the state
federation In Wenstchee. a special
coach Will be provided on the Great
Northern railway. leaving Seattle
at $50 Monday morning Delegates
are requested 10 obtain badges from
Mrs. w. n. Hawthorne at the depot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-26

Approximately 60 members Of the
Seattle Federation Of Women's
Clubs will leave Seattle Monday
morning, June "a, az $50 20 attend
ths annual convention Of the Wash.
ington State Fedsfation'of Women's
Clubs. ca be held at Wenatchee. June
rs 10 July 2 inclusive. according 10
an announcement BY Mrs. a. a. ".
Bonnar. retiring president OF the
club Of SEATTLE.
The Seattle delegation will travel
in a special coach. Beillngham. Ia.
coma and other units will be on the
same train.
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King County Minute Women are
forming class In parliamentary
procedure which will meet every
Monday morning from 10 O'Clock To
II O'Clock in the assembly hall Of
the Chamber Of Commerce. Arctic
building. An instructor win have
charge. The class IL open TO al
Minute Women,
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CLUBS FOR MONDAY
Candidate for Govsrnar To Speak

for the republican nomination for
governor. will talk Monday noon ~
Moves cafeteria before the Won
ems King County Republican club
on Party Rexgjari,ies" James r.
Harvey viii sing
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Wsnaichee Club

The wenatchsc club will give a
picnic Sunday afternoon at Wood
land park Members will mcct near
the tennis courts at o'clock. Din,
uer viii be served later In the
nfternoon
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Mr.. and Mrs. John G. MCMILLAN.
Miss Hazel Mcmillan. Mr.. william
Mcmillan and Mr.. John Ryan de-
parted last evening for Lake Cres.
cent to remain until Tuesday.
Mrs. Catherine Il. Poison. who
went East March 1. returned on
wednesday evening. Mrs. Poison
attended the conference OF the
Women's Welfare league in wash.
ington. ID. c.. later visiting friends
In Chicago. Arizona and In South
ern California
Or. and Mrs. Frank Herrert are
spending the week In Portland, the
guests OF DR.. and Mrs Treve Jones.
day from Portland. where he went
to attend the Shrine convention.
Mr.. Clark Burgard. who has been
in Portland. the guest OF his
mother Mrs. John n BurEard, re.
tGfutl To Efdftlf J~ttftddls
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert ~ Kellogg
returned Thursday from a weeks
motor trip to Yakima and Port
land
Miss Dorothy Hail has returned
from a three days visit in Port
t.u1 go ..t.f t...~ 49, T-,,.~H. a,
for New York City. where che win
remain indefinitely.
Mr.. William Barrett. from Cali
fornia, Is In Seattle for five or six
weeks.
Mr.. r. w. Parker returned this
morning from the Dalles. Oregon.
where he has been visiting relatives,
and from Portland. where he has
been attending the Shrine convention.
Mrs Cleveland y. Sandefer, Of Los
Angeles. who r. the house guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Lane. at their
home on Mercer island, departed last
evening for Vancouver. u. C., 70
spend few days with friends.
Miss Nan Barritt. who has recent
iy returned from Oakesmcre, and
Miss Vivian Barritt. Of Wellesley, are
spending the summer with their par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Bar
ritt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph q. @. Morgan
and children arrived Thursday from
their country home near Independ-
ence. TO be the guests for few days
Of Mrs. Mary Morgan.
Mrs Joseph G. Tyler spent Thurs
day and Friday az the guest Of Mrs.
Walter Hamilton, near the Country
club.
Mr.. Tetcher Lambuth. who has
been In the East for three weeks.
will return this evening.
Miss Betty Brainerd. who has been
In vincennes. Indiana. doing special
Newspaper work on the food question.
win return this week to New York.
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seattle cuisines. Girls

Seattle business Girls club viii
leave Pier J at $40 Sunday morning
for fndlanoia. Bring lunch and
bathing suits The club will be en-
tsrtained nj the homes OF Miss
sidslia Davis and Mas Kate Holmes.
members.
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Marathon Entertainment Club

The Marathon Entertainment club
will meet at Collins piayfieid. 18th
ave. and Main st.. on Monday eve
ming at o'clock.
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Nf@ 'VfhS uSNtoN 6utHOfAV
In georgette or chiffon over silk
foundations. or In any OF the pretty
printed silks. lowered frocks are n
sheer delight. This morsel OF rose.
sprigged pussy willow WINS deairncd
and made for Grace Hallam. II Is
wonderful Orient blue. with roses
and foliage in near.naturnl colors
The little vest that shows between
the edges Of the surplice waist Is
plain. soft. dull green as. also. lis
tho sash which tics, French fashion.
directly AZ the side. The tunic Is In
two straight sections. finished aepa
rately and mounted to the brassierc
top so that the sides fall in graceful
jabots.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Dwight Mead and
Mr.. Walter Geissei are spending the
week end In Vancouver, u. G.
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IRIS. Ashm,tn Bro,cn
4 u Re Entertained

Mrs. Richard A. Raiiingcr Will
noncr Mrs Ashmun Brown. OF
|XaahinSton. with . luncheon nj the
ounDet club on Monday. The guests
win later attend the matinee At the
Moore thestre-
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Hostcsses for Tea Shop

Tho Capitol Hiii guild OF the
orthopedic hospital will assume
ohaxge Of the Tea shop on Monday.
With 1rz- George A. sample an host
-. Assisting Mrs. sample win be
11ru- Neal Boyle. Mrs. Hermou sgd
nsy Frye. Nrs- q. NJ. Butserworth.
Mn. A. b. Cade. Mrs. J. p. Scarce.
1eiss Juno Corcoran and Miss Evelyn
witt
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The Wisconsin Golden Rod club
will meet Wednesday. June 30.
with Mrs. Iva Eldridge. 2755 46th
ave. S. w. All former Wisconsin
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The Rainier Chapter. Daughters
Of the American Revolution. will
meet Tuesday. June 20, at 2 O'Clock
at the Y. w. c. A. auditorium. The
program is In charge OF the Junior
committee.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
Y. w. G. A. HOUSES Great Number
Of Girls

I
| Approximately four hundred cir
and women visitors 10 Seattle have
been placed in proper home en-
vironments since the first of the
month by the housing department
OF the Young Womsn's Chrirtiar
association. according 20 a complla
I ton made today by Mrs. F'iorencs
Porter. housing director % tho as
ISOLATION. who IL conducting this
Humanitarian work with the as
sistance Of prominen, Seattle women
and church societies.
In addition a total of 3oi rooms
and apartments In Christian homes
have been listed, while thirty Rsrly
have been placed In the Y W. e. A
and other special club homes. These
| figures were prepared by Mrs
Porter for the annual roof garden
concert and entertainment 10 be
staged at the Y. W. G. a. Mt :
%. m. next Wednesday under aus
pieces OF the Union Bible class. an
adjunct organization Of the aEsocia
tons housing department This en-
| tertalnment. which is being arranged
| by prominent women and church
Representatives in young peoples
societies. Is being held 10 create
more interest In the work Of the
association In caring for girl and
women strangers in the city.
Prof. Howell Isaac will direct the
musical services OF the program
which will he staged on the root
garden and In the gymnasium, both
places being deliberately decorated
twenty-five school pupils viii render
orchestra music, and fifty Bible
class girls will serve refreshments
and receive guests. A number OF
features are included on the pro
gram.
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7nfor7ndl Bridge

Miss Hazel Mcmillan VIII enter
sain with q small Informal bridge
party at her home on Thursday
afternoon.
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DATES
To Remember
TUESDAY. JUNE IS
Mrs. A. 4 Beuffisur's a, home Cor
Mrs william Talbot Of san Fran
cisco.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 49,
Mrs. osffneya tea for Mrs. ". W.
ftopton Of Syracuse. y. Y.
Marriage Of Miss Marion FIVE to
Mt csri pi,tmar a, home of Mr..
and AIRS Charles frYe
wsdding Of Mis-. DoFothy conden
90 Mr.. Judsen Faulkner In rria-
i,y rsrssh church.
THURSDAY. ypLv -
hrs David Reven's iuneheoa ct
home In honor Of Mira Howard
psiisru-
yRrpAv. JULY g.
Mrs. David Bowers luncheon ~
hems In honor OF Mira William
rrcsssr.
MONDAY. July 81
Northwestern xoH tournament IN
vaneeavsr. ~ G. e~sina
THURSDAY. Jtrv 49,
Mr. and Mr. rrsnc.s Guy rrsnk's
dance at Yacht eiab W honor Of
their daughter. Miss Gloria rvins.
and the Mtsses foistte and Elisa.
beth Hampton. of NsshstlAe.
Tenn.
FRIDAY. JULY o.
Dance at seattle Yacht club. With
Mr. and Mr.. John Muuso para
and Mr.. John ~ cautgan 81
hs-ts
| THURSDAY. JULY 10
seattle Day Nursery annual rarten
f~ss 81 home % Mrs Frederick
pausmah-
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10 Entertain at
Dinner

n. and Mrs. Archibald DeNoe will
~ dinner hosts this evening at
their home. the guests later to at
tend the dance At the Golf club.
watch 10 being given by Mr.. and
Mra James ID. Hoge.
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Mr.. Letcher Lambuth. who has
been In the East for three weeks.
will return this evening.
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Mrs Joseph G. Tyler spent Thurs
day and Friday az the guest Of Mrs.
Walter Hamilton, near the Country
club.
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Minnewatha Club Dance

The Minnewatha club will hold
its weekly Saturday night hop this
evening In Christensen's hall. Men
In uniform will be guests of the
club.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph q. q. Morgan
and children arrived Thursday from
their country home near Independ-
ence. TO be the guests for a few days
Of Mrs. Mary Morgan.
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Miss Betty Brainerd. who has been
In vincennes. Indiana. doing special
Newspaper work on the food question.
viii return this week to New York.
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Mrs. Cleveland y. Sandefer. Of Los
Angeles. who Is the house guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Lane. at their
home on Mercer island, departed last
evening for Vancouver. n. C.. TO
spend few days with friends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-26

Mr.. r. w. Parker returned this
morning from the Dalles. Oregon.
where he has been visiting relatives,
and from Portland. where he has
been attending the Shrine convention.
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Miss Nan Barritt, who has recent
~ returned from Oakesmcre. and
Miss Vivian Barritt, Of Wellesley. are
spending the summer with their par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Bar
ritt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-26

Mr. william Barrett. from Cali
fornia, Is In Seattle for five or six
weeks.
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1n<rucuettcu. MIA ietcnst l&noeto
DUosmhie--srncesto .....s.ssssss Aoksrt
Ffass. Mr.. ". ~ Hersfali
aarp. MIRA nsoussais. Beck
Plane. Nrs. Thomas stsmssn
~ The kesrsnss -. Mary Hsieu nrswn
~ = Paint. ......,.
lel eueh lfr Feile~ william psesmen,
81 LIfe. ........... Pearl q. Curtan
Miss Mary Louise Rochester
81 ohspherds Hey. Percy Granger
Miss Margaret Ames
~ CenePcfsttcu ..... ..s.s..... .MAnne,
<h) The Morning wind 49,. Braa.ocmss
&el u sst doax. u est bon tfrom He
yodiadsl .s.........s.ss..M assenet
Mrs Charles FARRELL
~ Cxate Amoroeo .......s..s..s...-..
1890. .sss,msrs,.i ti7eel .Eiman
~ cAaassa indeas. >. Rimsky kersako~
90 II Cy1re - saint -Saens
Mrs. waiter Tracey
~ ox1Dhory. ........s..s.s.s. .Haydn
3 Pane. Mira rhcmas seruggs snd
Ma rhomAs stimsoai organ. Nra
81 DroussAks Beck vielln. Mr~ Wal
Ter rracsy. guitar. Mrs. Scott bui-
NIT. nsEhtingAte. Mira l>tcher
IAmhuths tamboursne. MIRA 3D.
var1 Agrew; quail triangle. Mrs
oegccd Packard. euekee. NrsA
Charles Fsrvsiis rattle. Mrs Areh-
bald Ferguson. trumpet. Mrs- hsr-
cid osisnson. drum. Mrs. ksith Bui.
hit. eynsals. Nls. Mary Louise
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-26

Miss Dorothy Hall has returned
from a three days visit in Port.
land. and will leave on Tuesday
for New York City. where. che will
remain indefinitely.