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The evening world., 1920-05-29
Washington
Rolls To-Day in
Duckpin Tourney

A great, good natured delegation OF
bowling fans from Washington came to
town last night so as to be on time to
shoot in the Interstate DuclIpin Bowling
Champ ionships at Thum's White Ele-
phant alleys this afternoon. Waterbury
will also have an all star team on hand
and the records OF the tourney are apt
to be smashed. The teams from the
Nations capital that are to shoot are
the RathslSeller. No. and 2i Royal, No,
/ and z: Park A. c, and the Recreation
team.
Among the Washington stars will be
noticed such we'll known duckpln eN-
perts as kouier, Rider, Burtncr, Welsh,
N5aG[seM Ahr%5Sseb Aho5Ss kSi1 kSf2s LMGsaglb MSaGbo6 g.
Pop" Haley, A. krauss, IA, Oehler.
II. Stanford, r. Chaplin, j. Baum, J..
Evans, W. lnge, A. NOack G. GrOH, Il,
Elicit W. Mogaw and others,
With suoh am array OF talent compet-
ing for championship laurels, the
academy Is sure to be crowded with
bowling fans from 1 p. NJ, when the
first squad toes the foul line until mid
night when the games will be over tor
Tomorrow the Wooster team Of
Waterbury and the Horseshoe Tires and
GoluDaum ami Morgan lves OF Trenton,
n. j.. are to compete as are num-
ton. Washington and Waterbury.
Jimmie Smith Of Milwaukee, who is
known to the bowling fans as the
worlds Champion bowler, Il also sChed-
ulod to roll, Then the tourney will be
over for another year, champions Will
bo proclaimed In the various eVenta
and prizes awarded 10 the winners In
the hve men, doubles and Individual
events.
A match game OF unusual interest
will be rolled at the white Elephant
Bowling Academy on Tuesday night,
between Charley Trucks Of philadC'-
phia and Jimmie Smith OF Milwaukee.
The pin toppers are to roll ten games,
total pins to count, for a purse Smith
has been rolling in fine form this sea-
son and his many friends expect him to
earn victory over Trucks, bur he will
have to so HIS very hest as Trucks hits
the White Elephant alleys for big scores.
The evening world., 1920-05-29
Bv Robert EdgreR.

~ PuhAhius
TACK DEMPSEY champion who will be caught
defend his title I've them all quit
the big title holders half
The evening world., 1920-05-29
NEW INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Nable's ThIrd Victory ThIs w.eL

PHILADELPHIA. May 20.-sammy
Nhole, former amateur. champion.
seorec his third successive win ailtbin
week BY outpotnting BaitiinR Nacl
OF Camden IN ten dOunds al Ire Broa a.
way a. =. last piEhL
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DEMPSEY, NOTABLE EXCEPTION
AMONG CHAMPIONS, KEEPS
IN SHAPE ALL THE TIME.

Title Holder Won't Be Caught Mapping When Time Comes to
Defend His Tlte-Trains Easy Lives Carefully and Looks
as He Did at TOedO-LOVes Contest and Longs for Old
Days When He Fought Twice Week.
The evening world., 1920-05-29

Ca Xa n Iss Es sSis. iad. I; s1ssS n, ES'c
The evening world., 1920-05-29
Double header To-Morrov.

Dan McGclland's Madison stars viii,
meet Joff Tesreaus Bears In a daubie
leader q Wow Tomorrow af-
The evening world., 1920-05-29

Ms,chmakrF Daw MaoIity Uf the Newark sper,,
aaa's c'uh \ usas . S'-ga GsAs Eaaaa &,
The evening world., 1920-05-29

Tommy Griffith, who is trying to
round into shape for his old place In
right field, Is a second Robbie almost
for stoutness. He is working hard.
however, and is rCducir in pleasing
fashion. Tommy will he big asset
in right field when in trim.
The evening world., 1920-05-29
AS Golf Prices Climb Up
More Players Enter Game

facturer predicted to the writer that
the number of active golfers this sea-
son would total nearly a million.
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DATES
To Remember

aAfrRDAYs 00F0u1W -
n1as hary leu1ss 1asnaBew - -
M pAvs1 MseuAa nsaertah - :
e'eieea = Ne TsSsrsAsAs nas<iA
MONDAY. oCFuuxa -
~: An M Ivgas 49, ns.rs!
Dsrv. Drecs>hs ~ sshsarssa ~
M caasrs uspsaA1a - - csn-
ptiWonse1 - ~. WITH AfrA Dem
nie Braes - besepA - she
hcuss % nrA WuilAm Martha
NJ Isvss oseassa - hs~ss 1iss
AAsuasse lSusaasa - ,unohssa -
hee rnGtdanoA
urA Desss DssyosenA 80 hs,eAsa
lissss Sssva - NJ. AAiss
rrUDAY. oCgon. -
srsA 81 ssA VIA M = \ 49,
esas - bsGnenA
"WEDNESDAY, oCEo0un1 -
Wsddiss - Hiss l6asz NV =
Mr. rraak ot1osse D1Aeh 81 5VsA-
ny pArssA sAussA - esee s'e>ssA
no marvsass q ~ c1aiss Ne
psuaid = Me- vtsesss l.
oyfiiaAssa = osee s'cleek - -
Pss's nplsrsDai church
xuRnAY. OCTonEB H.
Mn Edsas u. Bsehiin,p - -
MrA L~Axy ana MrA nocieary.
from . To : s'cisck ~ ths Duck-
Nm residence.
SATURDAY. OCroBEn ~
NJ Marian McEvan's 0asvsnGe -
NJ xs1th rtshsa ~ SIZE 6e1oeA.
IN rrsnsty Parish ohurcA
"WEDNESDAY. OCrOBED ~
Tue marriage Of Atss Aaas HsfneD
- nr. William rorvsss 0eedfst-
~. 81 $40 s'cioek. In the uab-
vsenity coagveGattsaAl church
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the Grub SECRETARY oup eheis r~guhs
monthly meeting.
Tho Acacia club for yvung mar
rfed women have changed their day
Of Meeting from wednesday To Fri
day. Mt 1 O'Clock Tho first meeting
for tho month Of octobcr win b on
Friday. tho tth. At ! o'clock. which
will bs the regular monthly business
meeting. Bible study for the winter
viii begin ut this mceting. The mem
beers Of the club have startad THIS
week with their dancing and swim
ming classes ana any other members
who wish To Join these ciasses are
urged To Do 70 without delay 20 that
they VIII not mis- any Of tho -
soma
The Acacia dub members are also
Arranging for . candy sale 70 be
hold in the lobby Of the x. w. G. A.
on October q. beginning At II o'clock
The proceeds Of the sAls win BE- used
a. part of their contribution 70 tho
free welfare work Of the association.
Friday evening shs Aifrua dub Of
the Y. w. c. A. meet for their
monthly business meeting. which
was postponed from last Friday All
marnbcrs are urged 70 attend. ~ Ar
rAngemsnts are 10 BE- made for the
weekend NJ camp. October ~ and
II. Other important business VIII b
taken up In connection with the
Glasses In recreation and the win
tsr's program. The Bible class Of
the club win also begin 1t this meet,
ing. In charge Of Miss Sarah T.
Springer. the religious director Of
the association Ths club II looking
forward 10 most interesting sessions
with Miss Springer and II u hoped
that all the members will be present
TO meet Miss Springer At this TINA
On wednesday night ~ Z o'clock
the Fellowship club Of the Y. w. c.
A. viii resume their weekly club
supperr In the ten room. with Bible
study 70 follow. The club viii have
its regular monthly business meet
ing following the Bible class. NJ
which the members win discuss
plans for the coming winters work
Tho Onion Bible cia0 wf1l begin
its Tueaday and Thursday claAses
next week. October and Z. At
O'Clock. preceded By club suppers In
the tea room
The TAhoiA club havp changed
their day Of nesting from Wednes-
day TO Thursday NJ 40 .. m Be
ginning October the club win meet
for . regular business meeting and
all members are requested TO be
present Plans are TO be made for
the coming years program and for
the Halloween mixer.
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Me'7y Dance at
Yacht Club

ou1te he most important event Of
- woak n Junior society circles
- ~ dancing party given last eve.
ning - The Yacht club by Mr.. and
Mn Louis A ParshaIl and Mr.. and
4ea p. Clifford Reid. in compli-
mnnt 70 their daughters. Miss Kath.
0nan Pnrahau and Miss Roma Pris-
G11la Rad Countless baskets of
ogl1l1Ant autumn blnasoms were plac.
~ q vantAgs points In the recep.
16nn han spacious living room and
inning room. which were used for
GnnofnG. Names Of golden and
penr1ee maple branches screened the
oBuheGtrnt and banked tho Fireplace,
~ Win the soft tinted lights pro
1uced > typical carnival atmos-
Dh1so.
\ Harvest Noon dance vas en-.
)byed - an interesting innovation,
Nd during IN inte2nission. two
ny misses. Bernics and C1srice
Glchardson. trfppcd . Highland fling.
Gs1 lItfis Miss Katherine Eryine en-
hprtalned The youthful guests with a
- lancs. Wreaths Of mountain ash
onGlrc1ed ths punch bowl. and the
WDper tablA. whore two hundred
DnsGfs ware entertained. was center
r Win Iow arrangements Of dahIias,
1Hs end daiales. In yellow tones.
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Miss Katbsrfns Rittingcr WIN Iesve
October 10 for Now York city. 70
spend tho winter With her mother
MrH George b. Kithngcr-
MrM Lima Fleming Isft mis- morn
ing for New York city. 70 remain fos
the winter.
Mr.. Russen Perkins Nh l.st svsD-
ing for New York city. where b VIZ
engage In businesA
Mn. J. r. WsyerhausR ana Ma
w. r. Geiger. of Tacoma. spsnt ths
day in tho city Yesterday.
MIRA william wardsr. v7so has
been the guest Of her sister. ArA
George H. Leghorn. for Che sumrners
will leave tomorrow morning "
spend the winter with her sonin-hw
and daughter. Mr.. and Ma Do0AA
Babcock. Of SPOKANE
Mr.. James A. Harvey. a. lfond0vl
Wis. who has spent . fortnight Win
relatives III the city. win leave 6un'
day for his home
Mn Frank Ensgn and Mn. Ana
p. Weld, Of River Fails. VIA. and
Mr.. l. IL Clark, Of Hanford WAsh-
are tho houns guests OF ArA Tho
dors IL DanieiA
Mn. Corwfn Phfnp shank, W.
has bcen the guest Of Mr.. and 1frA
Corwin Shank for the past fcw
weeks. will leave next week for be-
future homo In Portland
Ma r. r. wanscha. Win her -
Ter. Miss Katharine Luke. Win isa~e
Tuesday for Beiiingham. whers thsy
VIII be the quests Of MIA Henry
Jukes for . few dAyA Ths q. 8. &
Mississippi win Be stationed IN Bell
ingham on wednesday. and many
festivities have bssn planned Tor ~
officen
Mp. ana Mrn. James ohack1efoFd
Hines. Of San Francisco. VIII arrive
this evening TO spend two weekA and
win be guests at the Hotel waning
ton.
Mr.. Heoer = Plank and NJ. Rcb.
ert z Leo are enjoying . hunting
trip Of . few days at Packvood Aka
Mr.. W. Dwight Mead returned th1D
morning from short EastRn trfps
his itinerary including Boston, NOw
York. Chicago and Montreal
MrnL A. W. Agnew and ehsldrun, =
Victoria. b. C.. are here 70 spend t1sos
winter months with MrS- Agnew'o
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. HAIRY KFutz
6o2 Boyiston ava N.
Mr.. and Mn. William PIT Trlmblo
and family departed this morning
for their homo in New York
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Miss Risti7,e Becomes
Mrs. Euis

Ths marriage q NJ Audrsy HI.
tins. daughter q Mr.. ana Mra W.
w. Ristina. b 1r. Harold Liswsliyu
Ellis. was solemnixed Friday svs
ming. September ~. Il o'clock IN
the w. w. q c. auditorium e Wet
Seattle
A thickee q aueum, fosass,
green's and ne seasons flowers
formed . pretty background for tho
ceremony. In the center Of which
was an arch Of greens intermingied
with yellow astsrs and marigolds,
and white satin knseiing pillows
resting underneath Lehengrin's
Wedding March, played By Ms. H.
b. Downs. signaled the little flower
girl. Marion Tower. who scattered
rose petais before the bridal party.
MrA. Lyle A. King, a. matron Of
honor. and the Misses TheoIa and
Doris Hustine. were the brides at.
tsndants. The bride entered on her
fathers arm. gowned in white
georgette with silver embroidered
bodice and a short accordion ploat-
I'd skirt Her veil Of siTk em.
broidsred net was fashioned in puffs
ut tho side Of her head. and fell be-
low the hem Of her dress Ophelia
roses and asparagus fern composed
her shower bouquet
Mr.. Lyle A King was best man
for Mr.. ELLA Rcv. Mary A. Tower
performed tho impressive double
ring service. after which, at an In.
formal reception. a wedding supper
was served to the guests.
Mr.. and Mira Ellis left At once
for short wedding trip. the bride
travelling In a dark brown velour
street ccJtume. with small hat,
trimmed In gold lace. They viii be
at homo TO their friends after 90
tobcr 10 In the Sherwood apart.
ments.
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Delightful Bridge
l1Qlche0n

ChsVaanthsmuns = . vsalth Of
0ueun0 co1osinGD adorned the new
49, q Ma Grover Desmond to-
~ Whan - entertained thirty
oooges - . bridge luncheon Lunch-
oon<wos served af Individual tables
1h5eh weD most attractive with
Ulniaturs Baskets Of baby chrysan
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WOMEN'S CLUBS

arms: MA Moran Basehsior. ser.
weant: AfrA Mary CApoot. srntinei.
and Mn. Carrie Scott. picket
CAD6s CusU@vafAua LAnguD
Ths NorthsAss circle of shs Chii6s
conssrvasioa isasus haA IN nrxt
meeting Of ne sraspa thursday. AZ
ths homo Of MrA w. n Mason. IT'S
Naomi pi An election Of officers
was heid with the following results:
Mrs. Merlin Tommy. president. Mira
Thomas Toby. vios president. Mira
r. IL Laks secretary. MIA Eliza
beth IN Baum. ueaEursr. ArA
Mason. press reporter. and Mn. Lot
tie c. Cannon. chairman Of The bS.
rcau Of exchangA
The merit meeting WIN b. held n
the hou,s Of Mr.. Luke. $500 isth
ave. ~ T.. October -. At : o'clock
q Bsn01crs Par1~A
A parish dinner WIN b. SERVED IN
81 Bcnedict's hall. n. <eth St and
waiiinxfor1 ava. on Sunday. octobcr
3. Al 4; noon A special musical pro
gram WIN b given by the St Dene-
dict orchestra
Creen Lake w. @. K. q.
Tho Green Lake w. c. r. U. WIN
meet with Mrs. George cariandsr.
1929 EaSt ssth n. wednesday, at
lac p m All urged TO coma and
hear the report from state convsn-
ton.
Lstus Cub 70 Give F1xe Dancs
The Lotus club WIN gsVs . Blue
Moon bali" on Saturday evening. Oc-
tobcv 10. ~ the Masonic tsmple. II
vii, b. the organizations first dance
OF tho season and viii be an informal
affair. Mr.. Byron q. Ives, Mr.. VII
liam A. Coiaky. Mr.. Charles w.
Ouerin. Mr.. Reynold Frediund and
Mr.. wilfrcd X. Harmon compose the
committee In charge. Tho patron
esscs include Mira ]. T. Moore. Mrs
Wilbur d. Ives. Mrs Charles w.
Goodman. Mrs. George In Fray Md
Mrs. L. X Har1non-
Womcn's Century Club Racepelon
The annual reception of the wom-
ans Century club win he held Octo-
ber Is At the New Washington hotei.
Native DsughteFp - Mes1
The Native Daughters of the pio-
neers of Washington win hold their
monthly meeting In Tacoma At Q
o'clock Wednesday. October 6. At tho
homo Of Mrs. Jacob Betx SOC N.
Tacoma ave. After . short business
meeting Mira. Betz win entertain
with ten for visiting women from
other cities A literary and musical
program. which In In charge of a
COMMITTEES of Tacoma members, will
be given during the afternoon
Seattle Chapter No. ss. o. f. a
Seattle Chapter No. o., O. n q.
Social club will meet ut the home Of
Mrs. 8. I. Huldurd. 1911 Fifth ave.
W.. on Thursday. October Z, At 2
o'clock All Eastern Stars are In
yited
War Mothers League
Tho War Mothers League Of
America will meet Tuesday, October
s, at s y. IN. In tho Armory.
Lady Stirling Chapter
LADY Stirling Chapter. ID. A. r..
will be hostess Mt tea on Tuesday
afternoon to honor the state regent.
Mrs. George III. Goble. of Spokane.
at the homo Of Mrs. H. +. Bredes.
1904 18th ave. Receiving the quests
will be Mrs. Bredes. .Mrs. Goble. Mrs.
p. s. Masters, who II regent of the
entertaining chapter; Mrs Henry
McCieary. national vicoprcsldent
general: Mrs. Walter Reed, ex-stnte
regent. and Mrs. Edmund Bowdcr.
also ex-state regent.
At the tea table Mr.. Horton
Phelps ana Mrs. A. J. Trumbull viii
preside Assisting about tho rooms
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0AUaw Y. r. E0
CAaveR v. r. 4 q. vfn msse
Monday with NrA yamea Mafehetf.
l7te stu sts.. for - O'Clock lunch
soa. ArA Martha c. Arnsrt and Mru
Anna X Brandt vim assist Ara
AfAtchetl
0apAsr &C ?. Z O.
Nh David J. LAshrep <1u Ihack-
cray pi-. wfrl b. hostess 70 ChApt9
A-C r. = O. Monday. a. > RR
Seattle IG1gA M {. I q. q I.
sssttis lodge. No. {. I. o. q. r, d
making arrangements To celebrate its
ssth birthday Monday evening. ocso-
ber I. In the L o. q. r. hall. 1903
Virginia ~ Those In charge promise
70 make the cslebratiou one Of the
most interesting and enjoyable 90
cAsions IN the life Of the todsA. 10
which al Good Templars are invit-
"a Mr.. George r. Cotterfil. intsrna,
ticnal councillor. viii tall Of his trip
10 Copenhagen. There viii b. = mu'
sirai program. and refrsahmen1 win
b served
LagAlak1ve Fs1une1Bn - Mo-
Ths King County Legislative fed
grafton win meet this winter 1t Ever
green hail. Arcade building. on tho
frst and third Mondays oe ths
month
This organization h composed Of
two Delegates from 20 womcn's clubs.
and win be very bury In making a.
gests OF the laws to be presented in
the state legislature this winter. n
y In no sense a political body. ~ the
members composing II are Of every
shade Of political faith. but WORK to
gether for progress and advancement
and mutual benefit Of the commu-
nifty.
Tho meeting on Monday. October
4. viii b held in Evergreen bail Ex-
scutive meeting at 100 ,. m with
business meeting at .. m. The
program at . win consst OF Discus
sion Of the Cariyon bill. and tho pres
entafion Of mothers pension by MrA
John Trumbuil
Prnirie Rose Club
mo Prairie Ross club WIN meet
with Mira I. N. 0ibbs. So2 Fast END
p. on Monday. October I. At . ,. m
Noted Author Speaks Hoe
Philip Mauro, author OF The
Number Of Man. etc, win give two
addresses In Gospel hall. Roy st. and
Fourth ave. NJ on Sunday at . ..
m and again At p m Mr.. Mauro
leaves soon. and all arc invited to
take advantage Of the opportunity to
hear his addresses
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joscph !. oRsnfy.
Jr- have returned from their we'd
ding trip and are 1t homo At the
Roscmont apartmensA Mrs. o'Reiily
was until her recent marriage Miss
irene McDeruosI
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- ovsn1n6. - a. Univsruafy
k - euuP besdssmaids q ths
w1uk .NerhsstR wedding pArty
~ - ASch11A1A Mlsa E1ma
- NJ Hs1en Hust0n and
- xn1norfDe Utfingsr. entsrtaiD
~ - Unnne, honortng lriss Roches
- - ~. nooeslek. pesvioua b IN
1nnnun1 = q church d.. and Hrs
60 n.y. I1nmoun were hoots ~ N
uuG1 ouUpes laesrs - THAR resi
n1a voon the ne1dAl party and {
- 11nn1D - thsas gusstA
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Rentor Hin Guild
y Hold Sale

~ Rsuton HIN Guild Of me Chi
~ orthopsdic hospital win hold
. punnnAgs sale October u and u
- ~ 1hrift Shop. Any donations
IN - erAtefulIy received Please
01sphene Ma u. w. McNaughton.
0nn11oo 41o1
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win be the past regents Of the local
chapter.
BroaAway High Sched PIT. a
The Broadway High School PIT.
A. win have III regular meeting the
firSt Tuesday In October ~ $50 p.
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Mr.. and Mr.. John r. BIB ana
Mrs. Payson Hayward, Of Pasadena,
win arrive on Friday to be the house
guests OF Mrs. J. Walter Hainsworth
until after the nuptials Of Miss
Roberta Hainsworth and Mr.. John
r. Bib. Jr- on October IL.
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AhokSo IuOuBub CiuD
Tho Progressive Thought club WIN
meet at the Federated clubhouse, 232
Harvard ave. NJ. on wednesday. Oc-
tober Q. ut 1870. DIR. w. l. Shepard
will speak mt 3 o'clock on -rhe Life
Of Jack London" All those who are
interested may attend the meeting.
Miss Florence McCanne will give two
musical selections.
Washington Hive, 944. a ne
MacczAbco.
Beginning October 8. tho regular
meetings Of the washington hive.
Ladies' OF the Maccabces, will be held
the first and third Tuesday after.
moons, instead of in the evenings, az
heretofore. The officers are as fol.
lows: Mrs. Sadie Grant, great In.
stalling officer; Mrs. Laura Moffett.
great mistress alarms. and Mira
Melissa Hourne. great chaplain.
The officers who viii be installed
include the following: Mrs. Mary
Jewell. commander; Mrs. Gertrude
Tcw. past commander: Mrs. Carrie
Broesbeck. lieutenant commander;
Mrs. Margaret Kremcr. record keep
or; Mrs. Maud tanning. finance keep
or: Mrs. Sarah Clinton, chaplain;
MIA Josephine Hay. mistress-at-
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Mr.. Lyle g. Vincent In In New York
on an extended business trip, expect.
tng 70 return about October n
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Miss Hart M677ied
to Mr.. Kern

A pretty wedding touk poAes - ne
home q Mr.. and An Thomas y.
Lyons on ThursdAy afssrnooo q t;3o
O'Clock. when Mias Eva HArs became
ths bride q Mr.. Clare kan. with
ths RSv. H H 0owsn sfflcAAt1ng.
Ase9s and autumn leaves tn artistic
arTAngemant decorated the roomA
The bids vsro her tsAveifng suit Of
brown broa6cIoth, Handsomely en-,
broidered. and trimmed IN fur. Her
hat vas of brown veivet, faced with
leaves h shades Of brown. and she
wore . oDruAes Of brides rosea- Both
Mr.. and MrA Kern are Of MissouiA.
Mont, whsrA aftes . honeymoon
journey a two weekA thsy win be
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1nuR 0uy Chairman Peterkin en-
6gcn1Do1 twenty ittls tots this after
mnou q hee homo IN celebration Of
- third birthday 81 her son Guy
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I m A. the conciusiou there win b Z
reception and teA In honor Of this
teachers. with tho members ~ host
essea AL parents Of broadway stu
dents are invited
seatsSs rrogrcsAvs CuA
Ths Seattle Progressive club VII
meet NJ o'clock p. m Tuesday
October 0. at tho club houso. corner
| Harvard ava and T'homas st An In
tsrosting program n anticipated
E~ss BensaSus Club
Elr1s benedict club. No 1. WIN b
sntsrtsined 1T tho home Of Mrn. &
r. Harpss. 1919 N. tsth u, Tuesday
svsnins ~ . >. m
wuEam Mckinley OrulA q. A n
william Mckinley ctrciA Ma II,
ladies Auxiliary 10 the q. A. r., viii
give . dinner October st II O'Clock.
a card party viii b. given thu sam6
evening ~ . o'clock In vstAr2ns
hall ~ ths Armosy.
.-w
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sy oo'ooe' - y
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49, ~. 49, "e" On
~. oo m- ~ 49,
~ o'n Va su o'y na4l i.'s
-. "1o OF .Hs saS'
~. 49, .ns 1ep'" VI ~
-
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p Mssrdocks
0oooueeRt Ann0sHced

IN - MA m Murdcck. o.
1uA 11anA. announce the en-
nno - thelr daughter Barbara
= nAN3 Robort - EachsA Of the
Is l1lnu1nn1ppl and son Of Mr..
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Charming Luncheon VIII
Miss PruOr a. Hostess

Nh Mary Pryor today sntastnan-
"a her bridal attendants ~ lunchsno
~ hsr homA 4 silver haakst Of
OphsiiA rosas 1scpsatsd The hand,
soms board. arounA which DAINTY
cpruAess Of orchids ana Cccf1 Brsn-
NJ ronso marked The plAoea
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Knights Of Columbus
Boil POSTPONED

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the TN = havs bssn gfvsu octohes
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the Fourth Dsgrss Knights of Co
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nissay. Announcement of the affair
win - RAdo within . ehart TINA
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BEUI.AH MITCHEIL COUTTS

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- HainsWursh Vim en-
p7bers Of her bridal
y Sunday svsning,
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Miss Ames TO H6re
Junior Practice Club

Tuesday aftsrnosa. Mlss Margnree
Amss win snfsrtAin - mGmbsrs Of
u junior Practaas dub ~ hss
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Ocacosr "a. at hsr restdenoA follow
ins ths wedding saheArsAl - th&
church