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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-05
CAMPFIRE GIRLS PLAN
ALLrCAMP HIKE SATURDAY

The all camp hike on Saturday will
be led by Mrs. Lsttie Cannon and
Mrs. Ida Powers. with tho kiholo
and Loweasa groups. Girls VIII meet
nj the end of tho cowrn park chr
line NJ $50 a. m. returning TO the
city about $50. Take your own lunch
ana cup.
The Seattle Chamber N Commerce
and Commercial club have set aside
Saturday. May ~. as Campfire tag
day. This will be In charge Of MIS-
Louis l.. M~ndel There viii be a
ten mt the home Of Mrs. G. w. Slim
son Friday. May q, from 10 8. for
an guardians and women Interested
in helping make tho tag day sue
cssn. Monday. May .. M $50. al
local headquarters there will be a
meeting Of all guardians and assist
ants.
II guardians win be unable TO be
present. Representatives should be
s.nt, preferably one Of the girls
mothers. ny this time the various
districts In tho city viii be mapped
out and captains win be assigned.
they In turn assigning girls. mothers
and women 10 help them.
Miss Ruth Brown. with Is girls
and guardians. went over 10 the new
camp aita iafi Sunday. At the end
~ the two and one half hours boat
trip the girls greeted the new site
and dashed madly off the boat on
their own dock and inspected the
various cottages. racing around the
orchard. rowing. etc n was long
past noon when they finally had time
10 eat. They all voted it|the best
camp ever.
beginning Friday. May 9. shere
win be weekly working parties 70
the new camp s''af Thirty girls nrsy
sign up for each Friday. The boat
leaves the foot Of Pike ~ at 40
y. m. Girls take blankets. cup and
spoon and Dor lunch for Friday
evening. The evening win be sp~n,
in exploring and -bench fire. Eaiur.
day the girls win help paint boats.
cottages. gather stone for the fire.
place. etc. They will return Safnr.
day az 30. The cos, WIN be 81: 20
cents must be paid upon signing up
10 cover boat fare and fiffy cents
over there 10 cover the cost OF The
three meals.
A boat load ~ men ana women
~fil leave every Saturday at $50 at
tho foot Of Pike st. returning on
sunday evening. The cost win be 81
10 cover boat fare and food. Pro.
vidins there win not be the maxi.
mum number Of men and women.
some girls may remain over By nay.
Ing an additional SO cents 10 cover
tho cost OF Sunday meals. 0irls and
guardians are urged 20 ask fathers
and brothers 90 go on week ends
They should take tools n possible.
Tho work viii consist mostly Of tear.
ing out partitions. making cottages
into one big room. etc. Mattresses.
cots and dishes are being sent over
this week no that comfortable quar-.
tern win await the workers.
Tuesday. Mar 10. at sac. there win
be . monthly meeting Of group
scrfb~s. Every group should be rep
resented and the same dat a, Q
O'Clock there win be monthly meet.
Ing Of the Junior GuRrilans' nsso-
citation. Take picnic lunch and cup.
Hot chocolate win be served for s
cents. Plans for a sIjash party Will
b ooupie'ed on that date. An Blue.
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Mr.. and Mr.. y. J. Bartefls and
ntsis daughter have returned from .
three months trip In the East and
California
Mr.. and MrA william r. Rurwen
have returned from ten Days spent In
Victoria and Vancouver. H. C.
Mira Charles Morton. 1850 r. s:d
~ has as her house guests for .
few days her sister. MIA Posndsx,sr.
wife Of Senator Miles Poindex,sr.
and MIA Thomas Fem. wife OF Cap
tain Fenn. U. 9. n.
Mr.. and Mrpl wnns u pownia.
formerly Miss Eleanor Crawford. ars
being Congratulated upon the birth
Of . daughter. Grace Adele. at tho
Semitic General hospital on April
Is.
Mis- Anna Robertz Hoss and Miss
Elspeth ltcHwAn. who are travelling
in Europe. are at prssnut In Con.
stansinopis.
Mr.. w. l. ostr~ndsr. VINO has been
winserins 10 California has returned
and II the guest Of his son and
daushtsrin2aw. Mr.. and Mr.. Harry
y. ostrander.
Mr.. Theodore Owens returned
Wednesday from . short business
trip TO Yakima
Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. Arbersson WIN
leave next "wednesday foo q months
visit In waShington. d. G.
Mrs. A. a. Cushman. who has been
the guest Of Afr. and MrA Harry
whitney Treat, Ieft today for a short
visit Ia Shelton.
Miss Darathea sharples returned
last evening from a visit OF several
days with Miss Emily Netticton, In
Tacoma
Mrs Morton Lppitt and small
daughter. Emilia. Of Spokane. ars
the guesss for tho summer OF Mrs.
Lippitt's mother. Mrs. T.. Goodman.
at the ormpian apartments.
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bird leaders and assistant rr1srfisns
10 years 81 age or under are eligible.
Guardians having half day or a few
hours they could give 70 local head
quarters should call mp Mt once and
lot III know. There r. ever 80 much
work to be done In connection with
the camp.
There WIN BE- no aIi-camp hike Sat
urday, May ~. an all Of the girls
are urged 10 help with tag day.
Candy for Port Townsend should
be at headquarters Friday. May ~.
by $50.
which camp win win the three
boats offered by the Dlms ana Dob
lar Savings and Loan association
The contest started May ana ends
June 0. Al the present time the
fewa girls are ahead. One dollar
starts new account Get every
member IN your family 10 open one
Don't wait until the middle OF June
10 think about II.
The Campfire rrfxer held nj the
20. was q huge success TX. g. b."
Of the P..f. STAFF entertained the girls
with stories ana his experiences with
the Seattle Police band. etc. The
minstrel show was n big success and.
sent the girls into gales OF laughter
ana on the strength Of this two clubs
OF the city have offered TO give the
girls t2s for two performance. The
$40 proceeds from the mixer WIN go
into the boat fund 10 buy boats for
summer camp.
When an appeal 10 help she Camp
Fire Giris' camp fund was directed
at the Kiwanis club wednesday. the
mcnbcrr OF the famous orsslnlza ton
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ALifnnnc MEETINGS.

on Friday. May 6. chi Omega
siumnao win meet at tho home Of
Miss Jeanette Hainsworth. sa5T sTth
ave. 4. W. Mrs. Edward W. Allen.
410S Linden ave. will entertain Alpha
Gamma Delta aiumnae Mt, her home
on Saturday afmrnoon at $50
O'Clock. Gamma Phi BETA alumna.
win he entertained by Mrs. w. ~.
Sanders ut her homo. 6Tat East
Green Lake blvd Tuesday. May 10,
at 1880 p. m
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LssMcheon Hoa,oring
Yisif0rs

The Musical Ar society and the
CIT club win entertain with n lunch
en- Il the Rainier club next Monday
AFTERNOON. honorinx Mr.. Walter Hen
" Roshweil. conductor Of the Los
Angeles Philharmonic orchestra. and
n. w. A. Clark. Jr.. founder Of the
orchestra- Included In the list Of
Ne orchestra Included In the list OF
Quests will be Mime. Elizabeth Roth.
zen. who Is soloist with the orches-
ira; Mr. and MR.. Sylvan Noack.
1frA Caroline Smith, Mr.. Harrison
Post and Mr.. Bell Of Los Angeles.
ana Mrs. II. l. Corbe,t member Of
mo Portland Symphony orchestra
lizard: Mrs. Donald Spencer. manager
u me orchestra, and Mr.. Carl Den-
I'm. conductor Of the Portland orches-
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1fMsicdl Tea Planned

Entertaining with . musical tea
epmorrcw afternoon. Miss Frances
ysted ard Miss Helen Lyter viii be
Acsseu~es. al the home of Miss listed.
frum Z until 8 o'clock
Prcsiding at tho urns win be Mira
George Appleton Hawiey and Mira
Gordon Rogers assisted BY Miss
Ellen Dulmage. Miss Betty De Voc
ana Miss Dorothy Lyter.
The musical program win b given
- Miss Dorothy Eaton. Miss poro-
ely LITTER. Miss Adelia Walker. Miss
Ruth BAsnford and Mlss Margaret
1ruvn. 4
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Little Tea Shop
Cer,,,e,

In charge 81 tire ntue tea shop
81 the orthercfic hospital. on satur'
day. win be the Annie Wright semin-
airy club. with Mira Harry ERan m
hostess. assisted by Mrs. J. c. Hay.
den. Mrs J. G. Hayden. Jr. Mrs.
v. n. Moore. Mrs William Randall
Crawford. Mrs. X II. Morgan. Miss
Ncl Patrick. Miss Mary Katherine
Baker and Mrs. Georgr Scott
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Bridge Party at
B,sn0nlOtC Inn

The committee Ia charge Of the
1ridge party that II TO be given at
ne Bungalow Inn on Monday after.
roor Nsy 10 by the Denny F'uhr.
onan guild Of the Orthopcdic hospital.
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The nritish.Arn~rfcan association
win entertain with a dancing party
At christensen's han. broadway and
Madison st. FRIDAY evening. May 8.
All patrons arc requested 10 attend.
The regular meeting Of the nEsocia.
tion vii b~ held IN thu Pine Arts
han. on Friday evening. May Il. ~
. o'clock. Strangers Of British birth
cofdlallY Invited
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Mrs. Hull TO BE Honor
Guest of Luncheon

Complimenting her daughter. Mrs.
Henry Hun Of Califerni~ who 10 her
Guese Mrs. Albert Wilton has ar
rNneed . luncheon st her homo for
nexs "Wednesday afternoon Twelve
nuesss win b entertained. and bridge
vim form the diversion OF the later
kourn
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DinncrHosts

NJ. and Mrs. Leroy NJ BacNrs
ond Mr.. and Mrs. Mark odeli have
extended invitations TO eighteen
eueees for q dinner 1t the Sunset
cub tcmcrror evening. procedins
ne reception dance 10 be given BY
~. and Mrs Thomas ID. stimson.
Supplementary 20 Mr.. and Mrs. John
Arthur Baiiiarrson-
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Seattle
Society
Miss Alice True Gentle
WEEDS in California,
Luncheon for Visitor ;
Imritdtions Extended
for Tea.

Nm. AND MRS JOHN cLrpDEN
AVA TRUE announce tho marriage
- their daughter. Alice True Gentle.
"a Mr.. Jacob Robinson Procbstei on
THURSDAY. April IS. In santa Csuz.
California
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Miss Mdhoney
Kll Be Hostess

~ . compliment 10 Mrs. Henry
Hun Of California. Miss Camille Ma
honey will be hostess AZ . luncheon
- ~ given at Frederick & Nelson's
next Monday afternoon. followed by
= theatre party at the Moore
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WOMEN'S CLUBS


lazy hfttrnus
Lady Artisans win me~t NJ the
homo Of Mrs, I. N. Bowen. 1929 Hnrt
roth st. Friday. May 9. al 10 m.
Take Green Lake car TO Green Lake
station.
Iota Ioss of Alpha chi Omega
Iota Iota Of Alpha Chi omegn win
meet at the chapter house. tsts 18th
ave. NJ. E.. ON Saturday afternoon at
2sso o'clock. Mrs Charles johnson
and Miss Helen Gleason viii be the
hostesses for tho afternoon.
ncthl~h~m Shrine No I
Bethichcm Shrine No I. White
Shrine of Jerusalem. win meet at
o'clock Friday evening in the
Masonic Temple. Harvard ava and
Zine At
Seattle Federation Of womenr
Clubs
The hoard OF trustees Of the Sat
tie Federation OF Women's clubs an.
nounoe that tho party scheduled for
Friday. May 6. has been cancelled.
and in It's place a lawn party viii
he given at the clubhouse on June
10. The club women are also plan.
ming n big rummsgs sale for May
~. 80 and al.
Child Study Departures
cbnd study department Of the
Woman'H Century club with Mrs. J.
Foster Dean. k7o2 Pearl 1t. Program
by Miss NJ Cole aud Mrs. John uar.
ria. Ilox lunch at i2.9o .. IN Take
South Renton ear.
R~d Cr~~ Nursing Cla~sr~
Red Cross nursing clauses nj Jun
BILE shop and Kirkland at 10 a. M.
at Redmond nj :. ht Bryant school
NJ J and at Y. W. c. ~ for itoss.
mary Etrla at TIb .. IN
Lutheran won~o's I~ague
Luthsran womsn's league o. Sc
attic IN the social hail Of tho Home
Economics building from 10
o'clock. Lutheran women Of tho Uni
versi,y guests % honor.
MotherS and Daugirfrrs
Mothers and Daughters OF Raven.
ma NeiKhborhood at school AZ y. m
supper. followed by program. For
reservations call Mira A. Y. PREM,
kenwood 40.
Eastern Star Grub
Eastern star club at 1880 Arcade
building NJ .. IN. Buainess meet
Ing.
wmm-n's Association II Plymouth
Church
Tho woman'a Association Of Fly.
mouth Church viii NEE, In the
church rariors Friday. There WIN ~
an executive board meeting at i0so
A. tn, followed by the mission study
class al ii:so led by Mrs A. ". Ray.
per. After lunch. which will be
served at 1880. the program win In
cinds = review Of the work of the
American Missionary aAsoelaiion
Rag Toe
Another ~ the rag tear which
have proved % popular in the past.
win BE- given by the Minute Women
Al the Educational Center. 18Th ave.
and Main st.. Friday al 40 O'Clock
Those who are interested are urw~d
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announces that nearly an Of the $50
tables have been reserved. and that
tickets may now be obtained for the
tea. which VIII he served at 4 o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-05
LlsNcheo1, and
Theatre Party

Ma c. II. Dahicm will compliment
Ms Ruby e. Bigger with n luncheon
~ eight covers next Monday after
noon. followed by an orphoum party.
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Informal BRIDGE

Mn. Frank K Munday entertained
Nth an informal bridge this after.
occn IN her apartment at The Hotel
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woman's Century Club


The Motherg ard Daughter club
Of thu Ravenna nsixhborhooa win en-.
tertaln on MotherR day. May 9. with
a supper at the school bou~s at 9
.. m. followed by . program. For
reservations. please cali Mrs. A. r..
PREM. kenwood Tss. btfore wc,inss-
day.
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lcuiaiam's tarp<utins and ro-In
production 10 worth from ss3 900 900
TO SIS. ooo. 900 o year.
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did not pass the buck--they passed
the hat and $50 silver dollars
pumped into the top piece.
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for the disabled soldiers In the voca-
tional schools ~ the hospitals.
Daniel Bsgiey PIT. A.
A community meeting under the
auspices Of the Daniel naRley PIT
A. will be held at the school Friday
evening. May 9. Mt = q. m The pro
gram includes q sasaphone solo by
Kenneth Greiner. with Mary Roy AT
the piano: vocal solo by Miss Nellie
Dick. and mn address on "whst or.
Eanixhtion Can Do for q Communl
~" by Mr.. Il, y. Bennett, principal
of tho Ballard high school Hefresh.
fnonts will be served
Health and Your Uowvs
A free public lecture Will be given
nj Chlckering hall. Montelius build
Ing. Friday night. May =. AT . O'Clock.
Ernest Weltmcr. ~. v. r.. will speak
on Health and Your Home" This
IL the first OF series OF lectures 20
be given under the -Manpower Dcvel
oping Glass;
Nun4V ~ u TA ".
Chapter &C. r. n. o. viii hold q
rummaxe sale NJ 1900 westiaks ave.
Friday ana Saturday Of this ws~k.
There will be many attractive A.
iicics 60 entice the shopper and the
millinery depa rtment, under tho al.
rcc,lon OF Mrs. w. G. Smith and Mrs
Prank Acteson. will be especially
featured. Mrs. y. w. Phelps is chair.
man Of the general committee, as
sisted by Mrs. william y. Bell and
Mrs. L. W. Graves
Mira NJ. Fry Tent No. 3
Nina NJ FRY tent No. ~, Daugb.
terr Of Veterans. VIII serve a home
cooked dinner In Veterans han. the
Armory. Friday from 1, 20 $50 p.
m A frsie and card party 20 which
everyone Is invited viii follow st
230 o'clock.
H@pcrtsudrrf Lr6gs
Hom~as.aaerT lodge will hold q 80
cial session In tho Good Tcmpiar-
hnii Friday evening. MAY 9. AT .
o'clock.
Seattle Ccunril Of Minute WOMEN
The committee on reconstruction
~ tho Seattle Council OF Minute
Women viii meet Mt the Good Fats
cafeteria. Friday. May 9. at s;is a. IN
Abrnlmm I.inroln ClruSe
Abraham lincoln circle. ladies' ~
tho q. a. II. VIII give q benefit
luncheon at the home Of Mr.. cyru.
Miller. 21as ~. san ss. on Friday.
May Q. at IL noon. Assisting the
hostess win be MN. Melvin w. Das.
ter. Take Green Lake car. Friends
of the order will lie welcomed.
Stevens Relief Co~Ts
H'ercns Relief corps viii hold an
ali day social at tho home Of Com.
rhdo Hopkins. In Kirkland. Friday. |
May 6. Take 1886 ferry at Madison |
1T
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CI.uBs FOR FRIDAY
Icschi Heights Womsu's Improve
VeOt (lub

LcschI Heights womsu's Improve
ment Club
Mrs Andrew Dow and Mira Ralph
ne the meeting OF tho iescm Heights
woman'a Improvement club al the
home Of the latter. sss Gath ave. ~.
at . o'clock. Tho afternoons pro.
gram includes a talk on "Civics'' by
Mrs. wisweli Wilson and a group OF
songs by Mrs. Forrest Baiyeat. nc.
companied by Mrs. James Forrest.
Coseri~ Of seutfis
The CotArio OF Seattle Win met NJ
ais nj the Phi Mu uou.e. ESQ Uni
verrity blvd. Mrs George tltnefieId
will preside at tho business meeting
and Prof. Robert w. Jones Of the
department OF Journalism OF thu uni
vershty viii speak on Current
Events.- An executive board meet.
ins viii pr~cede the regular meeting
at o'clock
noari Of TruStov~
Mrs.. A. Lowe and Mira Harry otis
Mcknight will he hosteases AZ the
Meeting OF the board Of trustees OF
the Fruit and Flower Miasion M the
home Of the former. siT isth ave.
". at ioso a m
Olympic View PIT. A.
The Olympic View PIT. A. WIN
meet at a.so p. IN. In the school
house. Refreshments win be served
by the teachers and all who are In
tcreated are invited TO attend
Ladi~s' Li~vury and Musical Club
Mir. NJ. NJ. Nun win entertain the
members OF the Ladies' Literary and
Musical club at her home. 7tss L.
Green Lake blvd. AT . y. IN
Native Daughters Of Washington
The Native Daughters Of washing.
ton. Princess Angcilne parior. viii
meet with Mrs. Bsrnetta Wright Gil
w. soth. Sixth ave. ". W. car. At
rt5 y. m. Friday evening, May Q.
The meeting viii start promptly at
. o'clock. az business Of great Inn
portance Ia 10 b. transacted as well
M election Of officers for the ensuing
year. All sctiv. Native Daughters
are requested 10 H. present al well
as all Old charter mernisra
Woman's Century Club
The music department OF the
woman'n Century club will hold ii-
annual PLAY day on Friday. May
9. at tho hons Of Mrs. y. w.
Graham. sToa walnut ave. West
Seattle. Luncheon viii be served at
noon. Tho officers elected for tho
ensuing year include. Chairman.
Mrs. J. r. Patrick vice chairman.
Mrs Fred Evans: secretary ircas-
uror. Mrs. Csorss J. Hacker.
MotherS and DaaghfsrS Cfub
Tn. Mothers ard Daughter club
Of thu Ravenna neighborhooa viii en-.
,ertAln on MotherR day. May 9. with
a supper at the school bou=s at
p. m. followed by . program For
pieare call Mrs. A. r..
PREM. ksnwcod Iu. tffore wcdnss-
Day.
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Mr.. A. Lowe and Mrs Harry otir
Mcknight will be hosteSses AZ the
Meeting OF the board Of trustees OF
the Fruit and Flower Miasion AZ the
home Of the former. siT isth ave.
NJ. At 1910 q n,
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Eastern Star Cub
wmncn's Association II Plymouth
Church


Another ~ the rag tsas- which
have proved 20 popular in the past.
win b. given by the Minute Women
AZ the Educational Center. 18Th ave
and Main st.. Friday nj 100 O'Clock
Those who are interested ere urg~a
TO bring matcrtais. scraps OF ere
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tonne. etc. which win he prepared
for the disabled soldiers In the voca-
tlonal schools Of the hospitals.
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Health and Your Ncys

A free public lecture viii be given
at chlckering hall. Montelius build
Ing. Friday night. May .. at o'clock
Ernest weltmor. -. v. r.. Will speak
on Health and Your Home This
IL the first Of series Of lectures Ia
be given under the -Manpower Dcvel.
oping Ciasa.-
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Seattle FedsatIon Of womeus
club. -

The hoard OF trustees Of the sAnf-
tie Federation OF women's clubs an
nounoe that tho party scheduled for
Friday. May 6. has been cancelled.
and in its place lawn party will
he given at the clubhouse on June
10. The club women are also plan.
ming big rumrnsgs sale for May
~, 80 aud II,
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Abraham lincoln circle. Ladies' Of
tho q. A. r.. VIII give q benefit
luncheon at the home Of Mr.. Cyrus
Miller. s7as n. sam 81. on Friday.
May 9. at IL noon. Assisting the
hostess viii be MN. Melvin w. Das.
ter. Take Green Lake car. Friends
of the order will bc welcomed.
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Iotn lot. of Alpbs CbI Omega

Iota Iota Of Alpha Chi omega win
meet at the chapter house. tsts 18TH
ave. NJ. E.. ON Saturday afternoon at
2.3o o'clock. Mrs Charles johnson
and Miss Helen Gleason viii be tie
hostoescs for tho afternoon.
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Bethlehem Shrine No. I. White
Shrine of Jerusalem. win meet at I
O'Clock Friday evening In the
Masonic Temple. Harvard ava and
Pine st
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rina NJ FRY tent No. ~. Daugb.
tiers Of Veterans. win serve a home
cooked dinner In Veterans haii. the
Armory. Friday from IL 10 $50 p.
m A ~,ie and card party 10 which
everyone II invited viii follow st
$40 o'clock.
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a'evcns Relief corps viii ho'a ar
all day social at tho home Of Com
rhde Hopkins. In Kirkland. Friday,
May 6. Take 1886 ferry at Madison
1T
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Lady Artisans win fnc~t NJ the
home OF Mrs I. NJ. Bowen. 1929 Hnr'
roth st. Friday. May 9. az ~ m
Take Green Lake car TO Green Lake
station.
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enid Study departures

Child study department Of Tire
Woman's Century club with Mrs. J..
Foster Dean. t2o2 Pearl 1t. Program
by Miss NJ Cole and Mrs. John Har.
ria. Ilox lunch at i2.9o .. IN Take
South Henton ear.
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Seattle Ccunril Of Minute Women
The committee on reconstruction
~ tho Seattle Council OF Minute
Women viii meet Mt the Good Fats
cafeteria. Friday. May 9. at s;is a. IN.
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Red Cross nursing clauses At Jun
BILE shop and Kirkland at 10 a. M.
At Redmond si :. at Bryant school
at J and at Y. w. c. ~ for Hoss.
mary Eirla at T1s .. IN.
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The Olympic View PIT. A. WIN
meet at aso p. IN. In the school
house. Refreshments win be served
by the teachers and all who are In
tcreated are invited 10 attend
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Lutheran wcn~o's T~ague

Lutheran women's league % Sc
attic IN the social hail of tho Home
Economics building from ! 10 8
o'clock. Lutheran women Of tho Uni
versity guesta % honor.
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Homesseaasrs' lodge will bold Q 80.
cial session In tho Good T~mpiar-'
hnll Friday evening. MAY 9. AT .
o'clock.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-15

helpless and INDECENT members, and
the commissioners charge that at
least six such persons have been dealt
with similarly in recent months.
The Koreshan Unity was founded
about 35 years ago by DR.. league Z.
Its creed includes the belief that the
earth is populated on the inside in
stead of the outside and it's teachings
include reincarnation. At The time
of DR.. leagues death, several years
ago, his body was held without. burial
for sometime in the belief that he
would arise the third day Later his
remains were entombed in 4 concrete
sepulchre at Estero, and now several
successors have appeared al clam.
ing to be reincarnations % various
Biblical figures and prophets.
The sect is conducted on u coop
rrative basis, and the Possessions OF
it's members are pooled in Il comm IN
store Members of the unity receive
n" salary for their labor. being paid
in goods.
The organization owns valuable
citrus Groves and truck lands al T.
tcrO.