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who have been guests at the Hotel
Washington for several days. viii
leave this evening for their home In
the East. While here they renewed
their friendship with Miss Marie
Gashweiler. who was n fellow stu
dent with them in Vienna several
years ago, studying under Leschet.
itzky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ward
Beocher left this morning for Gle
Elum on a fishing trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mcclellana
left this morning on a motor trip
to Portland
Mr.. and Mrs. John Perry and
family OF New York arrived last
evening 10 spend the summer
months in the city
Or. and Mrs. Paul Malone and
daughter, Miss Dorothy. left this
morning on motor t1p to Spo-
kane. Or. Malone will return TO
Seattle and .Ais. Malone and Miss
Dorothy WIN 70 TO Montana 10
spend tho remainder Of the sum.
mo-
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I have known him ever since he
returned from France, which has
been about eight months ago. /
knew OF him indirectly before. but
not personally. We have not kept
steady company. so to speak. but we
certainly have grown to care for
each other a great deal He is Is
and ] am nearly Fl. He has asked
me to become his wife some day,
and l have secretly consented to be.
But. Miss Grey. when think OF
what mother viii say. when l tell
her of our Intentions. i know that
she will object very. very seriously.
II she knows that ] am contemplate
ing being converted into the Cath.
Ollie church.
She has always told me that never.
never has there been a happy mar
riage with one of the party a Cath.
Ollie while the other was
Protestant. True. but in this case /
am only too glad to become the
former. / have read their books and
manuals and am sure that could
believe implicitly in their faith. but
again the question of mother
comes TO my mind. Anyway. Miss
Grey I have not attended the
church OF which l am a member for
some time past. even before / ever
knew that my friend had thought
of me seriously. So you see II has
not been for bis sake that have
not been going. ! do not like this
idea OF being a hypocrite. because
! am not and never have been
firm believer In the faith in which l
have been brought up.
Don't you think that ! am old
enough to know whether or not l
care for him? There is absolutely
no doubt in my mind as to that. and
! certainly would he only too glad
to follow his faith. even tho my
people do object. DO you think that
we should let my folks come between
MS. II this is their only objection
that they have TO him? Please give
me your candid opinion on this mat.
ter. and thanks so much for your
prompt attention TO this.
Yours very sincerely.
A FRIEND.
Any marriage. even one In which
here are no apparent problems, is
4 gamble. moro or less: and when
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Day Nursery
Garden PdrtY

The Day Nursery Garden party at
the home OF Mrs. Frederick Baus.
man on Thursday afternoon. July 81.
from four until seven o'clock. will
have many interesting features.
among them being various booths
such as millinery. candy. flowers.
orange-ade. delicatessen. fortune tell.
ing. and ices and cakes.
There will be specially dances and
music and number Of well known
vocalists will contribute selections.
Mrs. Frederick Bausman is chairman
OF the party with Mrs. James II. Cal.
vert. president Of the Day Nursery
association, as sub-chairmsn. Tho
girls Of the Junior League will assist
during the afternoon.
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life's cards are unevenly distribu]
the more unfortunate party is
often prone to call II losing gar
and let IL go at that. without MAXI
a brave effort TO win even agair
fearful odds. ~
Marriage under a recognized d
nculty is just that much more OF
gamble; but believe that when [
love of man and woman Is equal
great. they may overcome any q
stacle to happiness. The trouble
so many men and women are d
sure that they are the possessorrr
such love, when the fact is. sd
are tolerant enough to stand
gether and fight for the lasting
piness which is only born OF SO 8
a love.
As n general rule should Il
from my observances, that maria
between Protestants and Cathd
are failures And from those 1
known about the stumbling-b
has been intolerance. Even thu
had never heard of such a marrid
being successful. could not ventu
TO say that yours would not be, J
cause there are no parallels in
lives or men. Not infreauentpG
has been known TO work out n
solutions to such problems. Why
wait until you are more sure, as
are both young? 4
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Miss Soeiberg Weds
Lieut.. BurneU

"Wednesday afternoon. In Trinity
church, Miss Adcna n. Soelbcrg.
daughtcr OF Mrs. Henry Harrison
Sheets. was married to Lieut.. Ma.
thaniel A. Eurnell. L, = A.. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Burncli. OF
Cumberland Mills. Me. Rev. Thomas
r. Allison reading the service at 4
o'clock. Miss Rosetta klocker. OF
Port Townsend. and Miss Anne
Louise Soeibcrg, sister OF tho bride,
were the bridesmaids.
Miss kiocker was atfircd in green
crgandic. and Miss Soelberg In pink.
with hats In corresponding shades.
and both carried bouquets OF sweet
peas and water lilies.
The bride was daintiiy gowned in
fulfilled white organdie. with which
she wore a broad.brimmed white
Eeorgette hat. trimmed with carmel.
las and vioiets. Her flowers were
an arm bouquet OF orchids. Killarney
roses and sweet peas.
Mr. j. Edmond Butler at the organ
played for the professional Mendeis-
sohn's wedding march and for the
xrfe~>louA Scnuo<fts Military
march. and during the service "a
Day In Venice
Lieut. William Mcindoe. q. s. A..
was the best man, and the ushcrs
were Lieut. Halvor II. Myrah. L. =.
A.. and Lieut.. Charles Forrest VII.
son. U. s. A.
Mrs Sheets. the brides mother.
VAS attired In embroidered brown
gcorgette. with matching hat. and q
ccrsage Of ophelia roses and lavender
sweet peas.
After the ceremony an informal 70
ccption was held at tho SIMMER
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Sheets. In
West Seattle.
Mrs. Burnsll attended ST. Nicholas
school and the University Of Wash
ington and u y member Of Alpha Phi
sorority.
Lieut. BurneH IL graduate of
West Point
About July 10 Lieut. and Mrs. Bur
nell viii sail for the Philippines.
whore they will be stationed at Fort
Miller. Corrisedor. Lieut. BurneIi 10
with the saith regiment. c. A. C.
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Carnival Committee
Entertained at Tea

Thursday afternoon at the Tennis
club. Mrs. William NJ. Becbe. chair
man OF the golf putting contest OF
the big carnival to take place at the
Tennis club. Friday. July Is. enter
tanned her committee, when new
ideas were realized and plans per-
fectcd for the event.
There will be. contests from until
Z O'Clock. and prizes viii be awarded
every hour. consisting Of golf balls.
gloves. bags. putters and hose. be.
sides various other articles and
boxes OF candy. with one supreme
prize at the finals.
Mrs. Beebe is assisted by the fol-
lowing committee: Mrs. Robert VIII
son. Mrs. Anna Thomson MiIburn,
Mrs. Samuel Russell. Mrs. Rex Stat
ford. Mrs David II. Moss, Mrs.
Henry Suzzalio. Mrs. William Pigott
Mrs Harry A. F'leager, Mrs. Edward
Morgan Mills. Mrs. Herman w. Ross.
Mrs. Frederick Jackson. Mrs. Charles
y. Burnett. Mrs. Gereld Shannon,
Mrs. Robert Graham. Mrs. Fred c.
~-S~ss 49, . a|ahttl buctlDkfktfn. AlTN.
>. T. Hills. Mrs. X. T. Byers. Miss
Mary Fisken, Miss Catherine Collins,
Miss May Lee, Miss LlewiIyn Nor
rison and Miss Ethel Irwin.
The golf clubs outlying the city
viii be represented by the CAPTAINS
OF the women's golf committees as
follows: Miss Rebecca Collins. Sc
attic Golf and Country club: Miss
Gena Peters. Country club; Mrs
Frederick Fischer, Wing Point; Miss
Milnora Roberts. University Golf
club; Mrs. Charles +. Constantine
Darlington Golf and Country club.
Mrs. X. Knox Roberts. Englewood
Golf club; Mrs. Charles A. Reynolds
Rainier Golf and Country club; Mrs.
J. c. Bridgeman. Jefferson Park Golf
course; Mrs. Harry Macbeth. West
Seattle Golf club.
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Cynthia Gr@N|
Girl Asks if Divergent Religious Opinions She
Block Marriage
Won't YOU please help me?

Dear Miss Grey: Won't you please help me?
am in love with young who is a Catholic For
part do not what his religion is. However, an1
Protestant and have been brought up in very strict Met
odst home. My folks have deprived of dancing p
playing ETC. Candidly, do not any harm in Il
pastmes, if they under the right of crcumsar
and surrounding. Being at home, tho, l have alw
tried to do as they wish to do
But there has time now when do not care to
as they want me TO- They do not tell me that cannot
out with this young because they say that they
too glad that have someone to take me, who is man
such good morals, and high ideals He has proven hms
to be than once too
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Maple Leaf Post No. 81

Maple Leaf post No. 81. American
Legion, has been given "A place OF
honor In the parade July 4. and the
members Of the post are anxious
that there be big turnout OF Brit.
ish ex.servicc men. Every man who
has served In any branch OF the
British service Is invited to march
with tho members OF the post.
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Calendar for Little
Tea Shop Neat Week

The guilds in charge OF the little
tea shop Of the Children's Ortho.
pedic Hospital next week will be.
Monday. tea shop closed all day.
Tuesday. First Hin guild. Mrs. Sam.
uel G. Leonhardt. hostess; Wcdnes.
day. University guild. Mrs. Edgar
Roger. hostess: Thursday, Queen
Anne study club, Mrs. J. r.. Boards.
lee, hostess; Friday. Mount Baker
Park guild. Mrs. II. d. Austin. hos
tess: Saturday, Renton I'm guild.
Mrs. Frank r. Van Tuyl. hostess.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
York Cnnmnnity Club

The York Community club held It's
regular meeting last Thursday eve.
ming in the Mount Baker Presby.
terian church. At the next regular
meeting ON July an entertainment
will be given. On July 10 picnic
Is planned. TO be given at Kingston.
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limitations for Miss
Mann's Wedding Issued

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin q. Mann have
Issued invitations for the marriage
OF their daughter Charlotte TO Ensign
Rah Douglass Baker. L. s n. OF the
L. $. :. California. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert lee Baker ~ Napoleon.
Vile. Ia. on "Wednesday evening.
july 20. at $50 o'clock. in 81. Barna.
has chapel. Immediately following
the ceremony reception viii take
place at the home OF the brides par
ante
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Miss Hopkinson to
Speak at Luncheon

At the matinee luncheon at the
Women's University club next Wed.
pesday at 1890 O'Clock. Miss Leslie
Hopkinson. an early student at Rad
cliff. will speak on Current Topics. ="
The hostesses for the afternoon will
be Radcliffe women. Mrs. yelling
ton w. Phillips. Mrs. Daniel y.
Trefethen, and Miss Effie Chapman.
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Miss MsMdster VIII
" ed IN First Baptist
Church

Miss Ella McMaster. daughter Of
MIR. and Mrs. John McMaster, will
become the bride OF Mr.. Hugh Brown
Fielder, son Of Mrs. Ella Fielder.
Thursday afternoon at five O'Clock
In the First Baptist church, Rev.
Ambrose NJ. Bailey performing the
ceremony. Miss Caroline Connors
viii be the brides attendant. and
Mr.. Carl Fielder. brother OF the
groom, will be his groomsman.
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Society at the Harbor Forts
CHARMING cHATELArNE

CHARMING cTiATELATNE
On Tuesday Mrs. Moore, wife OF
Lieutenant Colonel Jairus Alphaeus
Moore. u. s. A.. was honor guest at
particularly pretty tea given at
their ror worden quarters BY Mrs.
Lennon. wife Of Major Kelley Ben
iarnin Lennon. Z. s. A. The fra
grant drawing rooms were filled with
members of the army set who
turned out In force from all the
neighboring forts Dispensing the
cheer Of the artistic tea table were
Mrs. Merriam. wife OF Colonel Henry
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Miscellaneous ShotCcr
for Miss McMdster

Entertaining in compliment TO her
cousin. Miss Ella McMaster, Mrs.
Pearl NJ. Gibson was hostess last
evening at the home OF her mother.
Mrs ID. ID. McMastcr. A mlscel.
laneous shower was an added pleas
ure to the honor guest About
twenty four guests were bidden-
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Personal

Mr.. and Mrs. John ID. Farreri and
Mrs Helen Farrell arrived In New
York yesterday. returning from q
short European trip. They viii re-
turn to Seattle next Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Ives hft
today for Hood canal. to spend tho
Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Hughes have
returned from their wedding trip and
viii be at home TO their friends after
July Is In Laureihurst
DR.. and Mrs. Lyle Spencer left yes
terday by motor for Vancouver. ~
C.. to be gone until after the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Hicklin have
taken the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Da-
vid c. Hall. ASH 18Th ave. n. T.. for
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Richardson.
who have bccn the guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Rocks for the past week.
left yesterday for their home in Pull
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip 81. Wales. of
Troy. N. Y. will arrive tomorrow. 20
b. the guests Of their son-in.law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Car Tyete.
at their home In Denny Blaine park.
Mrs r. J. Snyder and baby daugh-
ter. Of BeiIingham. are the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Client. planning
TO remain for two weeks.
Mrs John +. Murphy and two
small sons left yesterday for Crystal
Springs. where they Will spend the
Fourth.
Mrs. J. r. ives IL expected home
from California next Monday.
Mrs Frances Cooper Mon and Miss
Marjorie Cooper. OF ST. Louis, arrived
~~~~~~~-~~~~~~s~~~~~-~~
Pauline Jones. of Kansas City. No.
Mrs. David c. Hall assisted the hos.
tess at the tea hour.
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Clubs
CLUBS FOR MONDAY
Closed on Monday

The Little Tea Shop OF the ortho-
pedic hospital and the Thrift Shop
will be closed all day Monday, the
Fourth OF July.
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Informal Tea

Mrs. Maurice Hicklin WIS hostess
II an Informal tea at her home
Thursday afternoon. entertaining In
compliment to her mother. Mrs. ].
S>vs~ IoneA and her sister. Miss
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yesterday. 10 he the quests. for
month. OF Mr.. and Mrs W. IL Utter
They have come West especially for
The wayfafcr.-
Mr. and Mrs. George Bowler. Of
San Francisco. arc motoring up with
Mr.. and MrA Dean Coodang witsor.
Mrs. Franklin Sawyer Palmer 70.
turned Thursday from tho East.
whore SHE has been for tho past four
months.
lieut. Com Harold Rocks. ". n.
~. viii arrive In Tacoma tomorro~.
on the u. 4. n. Texas which has
ben ord~r~d there over the Fourth.
Later the ship will 30 10 Brcmerton
for repairs. during which time Licnt.
Rocks win b. the Rucet Of his par.
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Rocks.
Mr.. John Nutc and Mr.. Bruce Fl.
more. Jr.. returned yesterday from
Victoria. II. C.. whore they have been
attending school
Mr. Donald r. Fraser. son Of AIR.
A. G.. NJ. Fraser. has returned from
Charlottesville. Va. where he has
been attending the law school Of the
University OF Virginia. 10 spend the
summer at his home lie will return
To college In September.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Roiicr and son
Bernard ar. leaving the last of the
week for a two months mo,or trip
TO California
Mr.. James Farrell. who has been
attending oxbury school In Cheshire.
Mas. arrived home yesterday.
daughter Marguerite viii arrive In
the city. July Q. from New York.
Mrs Harold Preston and son Har.
old. Jr, returned Thursday evening
from Spokane
Mr. Pierre Ferry. who has been on
"A motor trip to California for a
month. viii return Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles y. whittlcscy and !
Miss Marion Wiley returned yester.
day on the Wcnatchee from "A trip
To the Orient
Mrs. Frederick v. Brown and
daughter. Mrs. G. Y. Ross. and chill. |
dren. are leaving tomorrow for Call. |
fornla. planning to remain a year.
Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Stafford re-
turned Thursday evening from Port |
land where they went To attend the |
golf tournament
Mr. and Mrs J. Worth Dcnsmore
will spend the week end at their |
summer home at Agate Point Mr.. |
and Mrs. George Knight will be their |
guests on Sunday.
Mrs. Harmon ID. Ryus and daugh. |
ter Celeste. OF Los Angeles. are the |
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Albert !
Charles Phillips. They will leave for
a trip TO Alaska on July 10, and ON
their return viii be the guests at |
the Phillips home. They will be
Joined at that time by Major Ryus,
who lis now in san Francisco.
Mrs. Mary y. Slattery returned
last night from a months trip In
Alaska
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Hadley and
daughter, Katherine. left today to
spend the Fourth with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Pierce In Olympia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Charles
tombstone with n party OF friends
left today TO spcN the weekend at
Mount Rainier.
Mr. and Mrs A. A. Sutherland are
spending the weekend at the I'm.
press hotel In Victoria, u. C.
Mrs. Marie Hoover Ellis. Of Chi
cago. and Miss Gertrude Cleophas,
of Minneapolis, prominent musicians,
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Seattle
>JoCiet4
Mr. and Mrs. Perkins
Issue Invitations for
Dancing Party; Miss
Charlotte Mann WW
Wed Mr.. Baker July
go.

MR.. AND MRS. WILLIAM u.
1vl PERKINS are issuing invita-
tons for a dancing party TO be given
at the sunset club ON saturday eve.
ming. July .. The affair win com.
piiment their son.in.law and daugh.
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Gooding wit.
ter. ~ho are motoring up from san
Francisco 20 be their guests.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Sutherland are
spending the weekend at the I'm.
press hotel In Victoria. u. &.
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DA TIES
TO REMEMBER


FRIDAY. July s-- ~r>-
M and Mrs Charles ~. LIN
compliment NJ and Mrs joins
~ Perm. Of Nov York With a
dancing party a. the seattle Coll
and Country club.
sATi HDAy, July o.
Mrs. Albert wilton and Mra pertnI
Fairbanks vii entertain with
tea ~ the home ~ the form
from until 3 O'Clock. honori
Miss Camille Mahoney and NJ
Florenos WoloOtt
TUESDAY. july H.
Mrs. Thomas J gorham ana
Frances Oorharn 10 entertain
tea ~ their homs from Z
o'clock. bOnorinR Miss Cam
Babouey.
WEDNESDAY. July I3-
Mrs George ". Albin and Mrs. Il
~ Kellogg sre entertaining vifh
silver tea 81 Mrs. Aihin's norf'
for The benefit % the East seaitfs
auxiliary 20 the Seattle Symptom,
Orchestra
FRIDAY. July Is
Tennis club carnival a. N. Tansi1
ciub.
Tuesday. JULY 10
The Wedding Of Blss Ruth Gazzsnn
70 NJ oibsr, Pierce Hslgbt .Hl
BE- solemnizsd AZ tho home 81 her
parenis Mr. and MR. Warren l..
Canaan. a. crysfal spring.. al !
o'ciock IN the afternoon.
THURSDAY. July e.
Annual garden party for the bsn<f'
~ the Seattle Day Nurne-<su<k.
home Of Mrs. Frederick Bsu
sEDsFsDAy. AUGUST B.
The marriage ~ Miss Cad
Hahoney 20 Mr. walter I'd
ward. In ~ Jossph'a churcs
70 % q. m.
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Mrs. Marie Hoover Ellis. OF Chi
cago. and Miss Gertrude Cleophas.
OF Minneapolis, prominent musiciana,
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ATTRACTIVE BRIDGE

An attractive bridge. In CONF
ment 10 Mrs. Harry De Mum n
kins. was given at their town I'D
on Friday by Mrs. r. r. Rings
The high prize was won by y
T.. S. Barnes. the second by m
Finley. wife OF Major Charles Ro
ert Finley. U. s. A. At the Ia,
uriously appointed tea table Nh
George WEIGH and Mis- downs pr
sided. The hostess aids were Nr
Finley. wife OF Major Charles Robe
Finley. u. s. A.. Miss Eisenbeis ~
Progge. Miss Richardson an
klockcr.
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DINNER DANCE
BRIDGE TEA

BRIDGE TEA
Mrs. Moore. wife OF Lieuf<
Colonel Jairus Alphaeus MOORE
=. A.. and Mrs. Harry De Nh
Hopkins. were honor guests
"wednesday at a bridge tea. give
their town house by Mrs.
Trumbuii The high prize was
by Mrs. Jacob Conway House.
the second by Mrs. James O'Conn}
At the tea table. all Colour de rcl
the presiding matrons were Mrs.
r. Ringwait and Mrs. Leonard q
ter. fhe hostess was assisted
Mrs. A. T. Webster. Miss Aver
Miss Tanner and Miss Frances Hi
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Macpherson Merriam. q. s. A..
mander Of Fort Worden. and
Miller. wife OF Major Alvin cha,
Miller, medical corps. U. s. A. "a
chsfelalne was assisted by Mrs. 81
ley. wife Of Major Charles ROD
Finley. U. 8. A.. and Miss Down
DINNER DANCE
On Saturday. at their Fort WI
den quarters. Captain Arthur y
Chambers. u. s. A. and Mrs ca
beers were hosts at delightful
ner dance, in compliment to
house party. which included Mrs
y. Lsubach. Miss Aiken. Miss
garet Aiken, dramatic director
The wayfarer. Miss Nutiey, n
Schulz, daughter Of Colonel Edval
II. Schulz. u. s. A.. Mr.. Jam
Sproll. Mr. Emil Nerz. Lieutenal
y. r. Burke. 4. s. A.. and LieutenN
Dean Luce. u. S. A.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Charles
tombstone with a party Of friends
left today 10 spcNS the weekend at
Mount Rainier.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Hadley and
daughter, Katherine. left today to
spend the Fourth with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Pierce In Olympia.
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Mrs John +. Murphy and two
small sons left yesterday for Crystal
Springs. where they Will spend the
Fourth.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Roitcr and son
Bernard ar. leaving the last of the
week for a two months mo,or Trip
TO California
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Mrs. Mary p. Slattery returned
last night from a months trip In
Alaska
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Mr.. James Farrell. who has been
attending oxbury school In Cheshire
Mass. arrived home yesterday.
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Mrs. J. r. ives IL expected home
from California next Monday.
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Mrs. r. J. Snyder and baby daugh.
ter. Of BciIingham. are the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. a. Client. planning
TO remain for two weeks.
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Mr.. Scott Bono. Mrs. Bone and
daughter Marguerite viii arrive In
the city. July Q. from New York.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Stafford re-
turned Thursday evening from Port
land where they went to attend the
golf tournament.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-19
2 Armed Men Are
Arrested, Jailed

Three men. two Of whom were
found to be armed. are being held
in the city Jail for investigation.
They were arrested this afternoon
and gave their names as Charles
Walker, G. S. Van Oesten and Lar
~ Walker.
Van Oesten and Larry Walker
will be charged with carrying con-
eealed weapons. Charles Walker. a
negro and the third party of the
trio, viii be held until the local
department can receive word from
San Francisco police. Chief Mof-
fit stated this afternoon.
The stories of the three men do
not agree concerning their imme
date past, officers stated. The ne
gro claims to be from Oakland,
Cal; Larry Walker says his home
is in Fairmonnt. Va, and Van Oes-
ten claims Grand Rapids. Mich,
IS his home.