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A WOMAN'S HEALTH

Every woman's health IL pecn-
harly dependent upon the condition
of her blood. How many women
suffer with headache. pain In the
back, poor appetite. weak digestion.
a constant feeling OF WEAKNESS. pal
pitation of the heart. shortness OF
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you have any OF these symptoms, do
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blood with Or. Williams' Pink Pills.
See how the nervous energy OF the
body is restored as the blood be-
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system Is strengthened to meet
every demand upon II.
DIR. Williams Pink Pirls are use
full for all women but they arc par.
ticularly valuable to girls OF school
age who show symptoms OF going
into a decline. who become pale.
nervous and languid. These pills
aid in securing perfect development
and health 10y strengthening the sys.
TEN and purifying and building up
the blood. Thin blood during the
growing years of girls life usually
means a flat-chested and hollow.
checked womanhood. There can be
neither health nor beauty without
red blood which gives brightness to
the eyes and coior to cheeks and lips.
Write now to the Or. Williams
Medicine Co., Schenectady, ~ Y,
for the helpful booklet. Building
Up the Blood. "--Adyertisement
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Mr.. and Mra James Francis Nc
Gogy. Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Reyes OF
Tacoma. Mrs. Robert F'uhian OF
Portland. Mrs. Clifford George OF
Bellingham and Miss Creigh Cum
bingham Of Everett
The dining room was most at.
tractiye In pcrgola effect. The walls
and ceiling were iatticed and trailing
wistaria and festout roses gayiy
rambled over its surface The pref
tily appointed table was conferred
with an oblong basket OF summer
roses. The urns were In charge Of
Mrs James Il. Rogers and Mrs
William Gregory King. Jr. Miss
Charlotte Winter OF los Angeles.
assisted by Miss Erma Verd and
Miss Mary Small.
on her honeymoon Mrs Kcyrs
wore a taiileur OF dark blue tricoletts
and n close. fitting hat faced In
white. A spray of cherry blossoms
nestled near the crown. Her corsage
was Of old-fashioned flowers-mari-
Colds and daisies. Mr.. and Mrs
Reyes left for fortnights trip and
will be at home after July at CO.'S
18th ave. N. f.
Mrs. Keyes is graduate Of the
University OF Washington. with the
class OF 1920. and a member OF
Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. Mr..
Reyes is also a 1920 graduate Of the
university and is affiliated with Phi
IjusiIou fraternity.
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DA TIES
TO REMEMBER

SATURDAY, JUNE Is
Interiak~n Guild OF the Orthopcdio
hospital viii entertain With q
Bingham dance nj tho Yacht club.
MONDAY. JUNE TO-
Mr. and Mrs Gerald Frfnk will
entertain with a dancing party
at their home complimentary to
their son. MIR. Jamsa Frink.
Mrs Robert y. Greer VIII cnter-
tain with an Informal tea at her
homo.
TUESDAY. JUNE ei--
Mrr william Hinkly Parsons viii
compliment Miss Dorothy Thorn
as and Miss Louise Oates with
luncheon at her homo.
Mr.. and Mrs. william r. Burveii
20 entertain with a dinner at the
University club
DR.. and Mrs Bruce Gilmore win
compliment Mrs. Henry Horn
with a dinner at tho University
Mr.. and nra Keith Buiiitt 10 be
dinner hosts. complimcnting Mr..
and Mira Frederick J. Grant
WEDNESDAY. JUNE IT,
Tho marriage of Miss Lillian
blanche Holt TO Mr.. william A.
Parker at the home OF her par
enta. Or. and Mrs. Arthur Holt.
Miss Lottis Trcnhoime will we'd
Mr. Cornelius Edward Hughes In
Trinity church at o'clock
THURSDAY. JUNE a3--
MIR. Uri =, Rates will entertain
with a bridg. luncheon at her
home complimentary to Mrs.
Af1An Trumbeli and Mrs l.. +.
Gutter. OF Port Townsend.
Miss nefniee snliy aud Mrs, Cor.
as.sf
Mis-. Camille hahoney with
bridge tea at the home OF hish
suily.
Miss Pauline Titus snd Miss Mar
jorie Finkcn will entertain with
a luncheon at the Arctic club
complimentary to AiAs Lima
Downis.
FRIDAY. JUNE 4t--
broadway orthopedic rund TO en-
terrain with strawberry fes-
tlvnl at tn. home Of Mrs. James
Hamilton de Youye at thu High
lands.
SATURDAY. JUNE rs
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor y. Rsbei and
Mr. and Mrs n. ~. Manney 90
entertain with n dancing party
at Hunts point clubhouse.
Dinner dance at tho Tennis club.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 70
The marriage OF Mics Dorothy
Thomas to Mr. Ross Perry Will
ilama at the home of her par
sntA, Mr. and Mrs Harlan
ThomaA at sac o'clock
THURSDAY. JUNE 30
The marriage Of Miss Lima Adele
Downis 20 Mr.. Frank Hammond
Skinner In the First Methodist
Episcopal church at o'clock.
Junior Practice club viii give an
evening musicale at ''Noreiiffe.
the home OF Mr.. aud Mrs, 9, u.
Rtlmaon. at the Highlands.
FRIDAY. JULY 1D--
Tennis club carnival At the TEAMS
club.
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST B.
The marriage Of Miss Camille
Mahoney 20 Mr.. walter James
ward. 10 st. Jousph's church al
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Miss Jackson Weds
Mr.. Keyes This
a ftern0nn

This afternoon at the Kappa
Kappa Gamma house. Miss Mildred
Jackson, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Lincoln Jackson of Shenan-
doah, Iowa was married to Mr..
Arthur Clarence Reyes. Jr., son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Keyes, of
Tacoma. Rev. L. o. Baird performing
the ceremony at o'clock.
Greens and huckleberry banked
the fireplace in the living room, be.
fore which the vows were exchanged.
while lovely baskets Of fragrant bios
SONS In the pastel shades were ef.
fectively placed a vantage points.
The stairway was entwined In green's
and flowers OF orchid, pink and blue
tones.
Miss Isabelle Blake OF Hoauiam
sang most beautifully preceding the
Lohengrin wedding march, played
by Miss Marie Broulette at the
piano. which signaled Rev. Mr..
Baird, the groom and his grooms-
man, Mr.. Carl Wallace.
The maid Of honor. Miss Dorothy
Black, Of Ellensburg, entered, pref.
tily attired in Nile green taffeta and
white organdie. with which she wore
. fascinating hat to correspond and
= crsage Of pink and orchid sweet
peas. Following were little Mary
Elizabeth Mccoy. niece OF the bride,
as flower girl, in a dainty ruffled
pink organdie frock, with sash OF
blue tulle. and a pink organdie hat
trimmed with bows of blue tullc. She
carried miniature basket OF old
fashioned flowers. Clayton George
Of Beliingham, nephew OF the groom
was cunning in a white satin sui,
and carried the ring on a white satin
pillow.
The tan. stately bride was lovely
IN an afternoon gown OF beige lace
embroidered in pink and blue motifs
over foundation of georgette crepe
A girdle OF pink and blue tullc was
tied on one side in a soft bow, the
streamers falling to the edge OF heI
skirt Her becoming hat was oil
orchid tinted Canton crepe, with or
child lace falling over the edge anc
two pastel shaded hydrangeas tucked
among its folds. A cofsage OF or
chids, pink sweet peas and lilies oil
the valley completed her costume.
An informal reception followed
PenAiving with the bridal party wers
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Calendar for Tea Shop
Merit Weak

The different guilds 10 be IN
charge OF the Orthopedic Tea shop
next week will b. Monday, Trinity
church, Miss Rebecca Collins. host
ess; Tuesday. st. Marks Guild of
St Marks church. Mrs. J. T.. Moore.
hostess; Wednesday. Madrona Guild,
Mrs. A. Menke. hostess; Thursday.
Queen Anne Guild. Mrs. w. NJ
Humanson. hostess; Friday. Wash
ington Park Guild. Mrs. II. NJ. Stry.
ker. hostess; Saturday. Capitol Hill
Guild. Mrs. Jane A. Close, hostess.
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The Fort Wordcn army set Il en-.
thusiastic over the scenic grandeur
OF the Northwest Almost every
weekend the officers not on duty
turn their motors towards the
olympic Highway. and from Towns
end 10 Lake Crescent praises may
be heard. The mountains. the lakes.
the giant trees. and the little fishes.
all share In the eulogy. On Satur-
day Colonel John L. Hayden, U. g..
A.. commander of the Puget Sound
coast defensea. motorsd a sparty TO
the Log Cabin Inn. Lake Crescent,
where fishing was the order OF the
day. His guests were Colonel Henry
Macpherson Merriam. U. 8. A.. com
mnnder OF Fort Wordcn. and Mrs.
Merriam. Mrs. Lennon. wife OF
MaJor Kelley benjamin Lennon. u
s. A. and Captain Arthur ID.
Hughes. u. 8. A.
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Reception at
The University

DIR. Henry Suzzallo, and the Board
Of Regents OF the University Of
Washington. have issued invitations
for a reception to be given in the
"Rainier Vista" on Monday after
noon, at 3 o'clock, honoring the
graduating class, the alumni and
the faculty OF the University.
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Alatnnde Reception,
Dinner and Dance

Honoring the graduating class at
the University Of Washington. the
Aiumnae entertained this afternoon
with a reception from $40 untii 5:3o
o'clock at the Commons on the
campus.
This evening at $40 o'clock. the
Alumni dinner will take place. 10 be
followed later by dancing.
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'Pre-Nuptial
Entertainments

Miss Pearl Macilraith entertained
at her home on Wednesday evening.
June Q. with miscellaneous shower
complimenting Miss Doris Black.
burn, who, on June is. became the
bride of Mr.. Edwin Close Waite.
on Saturday evening. June II. Miss
Blackburn was given surprise
party at her home by Miss Maybelle
French and Mrs. A. Coumb.
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CHARMING LUNCHEON

At their Fort f'lagler quarters. on
Friday, Mrs. Moore, wife Of Lieuten.
ant Colonel Jairip Alphaeus Moore,
u. s. A. gave a charming luncheon
In compliment 10 the Reverend
George Davis Adams, and Mrs.
Adams. and Past Surgeon C. G. RAFT
ner. u. =. r. II. s. The dismantled
quarters were decorated with roses.
and roses centerod the table. where
the menu. like the chatelaIne. were
sufficiently attractive.
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Major Royal Kemp Greene. U. s.
A. adJutant OF the Puget Sound
coast defenses. and Master Of Port
Townsend Lodge. No. Q. as the guest
OF Mr.. Harry Anderson. is motoring
TO Spokane TO attend the meeting
Of the Grand Lodge. r. and A NJ,
OF the state OF Washington.
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CHERRY, WATER ICE

One and one.half cups stoned
cherries, u cups sugar. y cup wa
ter, l dessert spoon lemon juice.
Remove kernels from Is cup OF
stones and pound finely. Make a
syrup OF the water and sugar and
pour over cherries and pounded ker-
nels while boiling. Cover closely
and let stand till cool Turn into
mold. pack in ice and salt and
freeze.
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ANNIVERSARY


on Friday. at their Fort F'lagler
quarters. Lieutenant J. Longstreet
Whelchcl. u. 8. A.. and Mrs.
whelchel. entertained informally at
bridge in celebration Of their second
wedding anniversary. Cupids and
hearts dominated the occasion. ap-
pearing in the decorations. the prizes.
and the COLLATION.. Those assisting
at this delightfully."- unique affair
were Mrs. Martha Bearden Mulhol.
land. OF Washington. ID. C.. Mrs.
Moore, wife OF Lieutenant Colonel
Jairus Alphaeus Moore. u. s. A..
Captain George Il. Kent. medical
corps. u. s. A. and Lieutenant
Nathaniel Allanson BurneIl. H.. u.
:. A.
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DISTINGUISHED SURGEON

Colonel George A. Skinner. medi
ner. motorcd over from Camp Lewis
on Friday to be the week end guests.
at his Port Townsend quarters. of
Past Surgeon G. G.. Rather. y. s. r..
n. s.. who gave an elaborate lunch
con In their honor on Sunday at
I.ingerlonger Inn. Colonel Skinner
served with much distinction in
France. and is at present detailed
as Camp Surgeon at Camp Lewis.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
Animal Parfsh Picnic

The annual picnic and rustic
sports OF st. Johns Parish. will be
held on Saturday. Junev1s, at Wood
land park. rain or shine" Parents
and friends Of the pupils OF st.
Johns Sunday school and kinder
garton are most heartily invited to
come and bring their filled baskets
and enjoy the day. Ice cream and
hot coffee will be served free to all.
ST. Johns Sunday school baseball
team. w. Colcock. manager. will
play the Epiphany s. S. team in
the upper grounds from to p. m.
They will be guests OF St Johns
at luncheon from IL 20 p. m.
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ORDERED TO SAN DIEGO

Ensign +. w. Londahl. U. S. NJ.
recently the guest at Fort F1agler.
OF his father. Chaplain NJ. NJ. Lon
dahl. U. s. A., has Joined the de
stroyer Morris. and viii proceed TO
San Diego.
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Luncheon and Bridge
Planned for Mrs. elise

Mrs. Henry Winter Will compii-
ment Mrs. II. r. elise with a lunch
con on Monday afternoon. The nj.
fair win be at her residence. with
covers for twelve. and bridge will
be the later diversion.
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Personal

Mrs. II. X elise n enjoying n
visit with Mrs. Henry Winter. plan.
ming 20 remain until Tuesday. when
she viii depart for Tacoma where
she viii visit friends for a short
time.
Mr.. and Mrs II. o. Philips have
recently removed to WILDLY Island.
where they viii spend the summer
month";
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Knox Roberts
viii leave tomorrow by motor for
Portland, going down TO attend the
golf tournament
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Rlnker and
baby daughter are now residing at
to4s Bay View ave. Oakland. Cal.
Mrs Rinker was formerly Miss
Rosamond Riddle.
Mrs Adam Press and Miss Louise
Schafer Of Chicago will arrive IN
the city Wednesday evening to be
the guests OF Or. and Mrs. III. NJ.
STRIKER for a few days.
Mrs. A. C. covh len wednesday
for Philadelphia, where she will be
the guest for the summer OF Mrs.
H. c. Loudenslagcr.
Mrs. Claude NJ. Secicy and son. Joe
BID, viii leave July for Hayden
Lake. where they will spend a
month.
Mrs. J. c. Marnadukc is spending
several days at Lake Crescent
Mrs. ". s. Frye. who has been
the guest Of Mrs. Frederick Campbell
In Vancouvo~. n. C., for few
weeks. returned Friday. accompanied
by Mrs. Campbell. who viii be her
guest for n short time.
Mrs. Fred Rope and Mrs. William
Thorne OF Denver. Colo. are In the
city, guests of Mr.. and Mrs. b..
Scholdt.
Mrs. Bruce Lunford. who has been
visiting In Nashville, Tenn, has
joined Mr.. Lunford here. and they
have taken an apartment at 5214
18th ave. ". T.. for the summer
months.
Capt. and Mrs. NJ X. wills spent
several days last week In Vancouver
u. c.. with their son and daughter
in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wills.
Mr.. and Mrs. i. c.. Stewart left
for Portland wednesday TO spend a
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Sargent
Mrs. Alice Hebberd has departed
for Hayden Lake. where she will
spend the summer.
Miss Frances Brannigan, Miss
Laura Emory. Miss Eulaiie Merrill,
Miss Claire Sheahan, Miss Nancy
Emory and Miss Polly Perkins are
spending tho weekend at The
Patch" the summer home Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. ID. Perkins at the
Country club.
Miss Dcane Irwin and Miss vir.
ginia Daniel left this morning on
the s. s. President for California
where they will visit friends In Los
Angeles and Del Monte until fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald r.. Graham
and small son. Richard Fisher, will
arrive In the city tomorrow morning
to be the guests OF Mrs. Graham's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. O. ID. Fisher
Miss Elizabeth Hurlbut. who has
been attending Wells college ut Au
rora, N. Y. and Miss Nellie FeIger.
who has been n student at Mount
Vernon seminary in Washington. ID.
c.. will arrive home this evening.
Miss Ellen Messer, who has been
attending Wykeham Rise in Wash.
ington, Conn, is expected to return
June 20 TO spend her vacation with
her parents. MIR. and Mrs. III. II.
Mcsscr.
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TAEEETA

The taffeta evening frock with
the taffeta wrap to match is worn
much by young women this season.
One finds the skirts OF the frocks
quite full and not too short cap-like
sleeves and a touch Of ribbon flower
somewhere.
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HANDSOME BRIDGE

In honor Of her mother. Mrs. l.
w. Lyon. OF Pasadena, California, a
handsome bridge was given. at their
town home, on Monday. by Mrs.
Martin. wife OF Major TRULY c. Mar.
tin. Y. 8. A.. retired In the flower
decked drawing six tables
were In play. the high prize going
to Mrs. T.. S. Barnes. the second TO
Mrs. Miller. wife Of Major Alvin
Charles Miller. medical corps. u. s.
A.. and the third TO Mrs. c. a.
Paggc. Following the games an
interesting collation. was served. The
hostess was assisted by Mrs. c. A.
Holbrook. OF Portland. oregon. and
by Miss klockcr.
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Miscellaneous
ShO1Cer

Only intimate friends Of Miss
Anne Seely were hidden to the home
OF Miss Katherine Boyd on Wednes-
day evening. when she entertaind
with miscellaneous shower, com
plimentary to the honor guest.
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At Fort Casey informal entertain.
ing has been the feature OF the
week, with occasional motor trips 10
nearby points OF interest
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Luncheon for
Bride-EIect

Mrs Walter II. Beals has ar
ranged a luncheon OF twelve covers
at her home next Friday afternoon.
in entertainment of Miss Anne
Seely. who will be June bride.
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ARMY ORDERS

Lieutenant Colonel Jairus Alphneus
Moore. u. S. A., is relieved from his
present assignment and detailed TO
Fort Monroe, Virginia
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Matinee Luncheon

At the regular matinee luncheon
to be given at the Women's Uniyer.
sity club on Wednesday. the host.
esses will be Mrs. II. M. J. Baker and
Mrs. Scott McEachorn.
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ORDERS REScINDED

Orders detailing Captain Louis
James Bowler. U, s. A.. to the Phil
ippines, have been rescinded. and he
will remain on staff duty at Fort
Wordcn.
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Clubs
CLUBS FOR MONDAY


Seattle Marathon Guard Of the
w. II. A. of the Maccabces. VIII
meet Monday evening, June 20. at
.. m. In Bertoldi's Han. corner
OF Duwamish ave. and Lucille st
Drill prActlce.
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Iaknsa Camuf1rc Girl.

The Lakota Campfire. which Ii
composed Of business and university
girls. held it's election OF officers
Tuesday. June IL. The following
were elected: Esther Campbell. pres
ident: Jennie Blackwell. vice presi-
dent: Eva Burkhardt. secretary; Jo-
sephine Beck. treasurer.
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TEA WATERS

Very fine tea waters result from
buttering crackers, sprinkling lightly
with cinnamon and putting them in
the oven To brown
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evening. June %. All Neighbors OF
Woodcraft and friends invited.
Brighton PIT. A.
A picnic will be given by the
Brighton r. TIA. at Seward Park.
Tuesday, June 81. All patrons of
the school invited. Bring basket
lunch, cup and spoon; coffee will be
served.
Queen Anne Circle Child Conserva
ton League
The Queen Anne Circle of the
Child Conservation League will meet
Tuesday, June 81. at 1880, with
Mrs. II. O. Chantler, 1906 Third
ave. w. After the election of Off
GERS the program on page 60 Of the
program book will be given.
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SMnddu Evenin1 Sumner

Mr.. and Mrs. r. William Crosby
VIII entertain with a Sunday even
Ing supper at their home at Medina,
tomorrow
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OLYMPIC HIGHWAY

Captain Arthur X Chambers, u.
$. A.. and Mrs. Chambers have re-
turned 10 Fort Ward. motoring over
the olympic Highway.
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MOTOR GUESTS

Major Royal Kemp Greene. U. s.
A.. adjutant of the Puget Sound
coast defenses. and Mrs. Greene,
were recent motor guests OF Captain
Louis James Bowler. U. S. A, and
Mrs. Bowler. with the beach at Dis.
covery Bay as their objective.
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Society at the Harbor Forts
INFORMAL, ENTERTAINING

Ward. with n party including Mrs.
Stable, and their children
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oLyMpTcs AND PACIFIC

Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel c. Strong,
with their guests. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Evans Dobbs. have returned from a
five hundred mile motor trip which
Included Lake Quinault. with its
olympic setting. and Mociips. on the
Pacific ocean.
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Chapter a. J.. T.. o.. win hold its
annual picnic Saturday. June rs. at
the home OF Mrs. X. H. Denny and
Mrs. p. II. Bamford on Lake Wash
ington. The boat win leave Madison
park at 2 p. m and business meet
ing OF the chapter will precede the
picnic. which will be served at 8
o'clock
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MOTOR LUNCHEON

Major Charles Roberts Finley. u.
s. A.. and Mrs. Finley. motored
their guests TO Ltngcriongcr Inn. on
Sunday. the informal luncheon com.
plimenting Major Royal Kemp
Greene. u. s. A.. adjutant OF the
Puget Sound coast defenses. and
Mrs. Greene.
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Informal Dinner
at Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Marion r. Cummings
are entertaining with an informal
dinner at their residence this even
ing.
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CAMPING

During two weeks leave, the
hardy pleasures OF camping are be
ing enjoyed by Major Thomas c.
Stable. u. s. A.. commander of Fort
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MOTOR PARTY

MOTOR PARTY
Major Frank Dexter Appiin. q. s.
A.. and Mrs. Applin. motored their
house guests TO Lake Crescent on
Saturday. the party including Mrs.
@. u. Gibbons. and Mr.. and Mrs. w.
j. Headrick. OF Portland, Oregon
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R.~Lsu.s Of Magnolia Biun

All property holders and residents
OF Magnolia bluff VIII meet Monday
evening. June 20. 5 p. m, at the
Thorndykc Avenue church. A report
will be given by the school board
regarding new school and plans
for the organization OF n Magnolia
Improvement club viii be made.
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DpaftUDfn
The annual picnic OF the child
study department OF the Woman's
Century club. scheduled for today,
has been postponed until Tuesday
OF next week. Members will meet
at Madison Park dock at 10:s5 n. m.
Further particulars may be had by
Itelephoning Mrs. Ralph Lounsbury.
Capitol 1928.
Sunset Heights Literary Club
Sunset Heights Literary club will
meet with Mrs. Anna Teeple at
Richmond Beach, Tuesday. June 81.
Take 1870 bus.
Allied Clubs Picnic
The Allied Clubs will have a pic.
mic at wildwood park Sunday. June
l19. There will be dancing afternoon
and evening, also a baseball game
and other sports.
Allah Social Club
Allah Social club will meet with
Mrs. r. r. Mcpherson, 1919 Second
ave. ~. FL, Neunesuay, june -, At
u p. m. The hostesses are to be
Mrs. Mcpherson, Mrs. Glenn ID. Bar
ton and Mrs. William Mickey. Cards
and refreshments. All Eastern
Stars invited.
Overseas Club Picnic
The Overseas club will picnic at
Lincoln Beach Sunday, June 10.
Members and friends are requested
to bring basket lunch. Take Faunt-
leroy car at Second and Pine ST. at
11:30 a. m.
Gard Party and Social Dance
Neighbors OF Woodcraft will en-
terrain with social and card party
An Swedish club hall Wednesday
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Harmony Homestead Lodge No. 1913

hksmouy uoufsad i1uge no. isss
Memorial services VIII be held In
Moose hail. Second and Seneca ST.,
Tuesday. June 81. at p. m. by
Harmony Homestead lodge No. i7s3.
Brothers OF America
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-18
Sunset Ucici,ts Literary Club

Sunset Heights Literary club will
meet with Mrs. Anna Teeple at
Richmond Beach, Tuesday, June 81.
Take l. 80 bus.