Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1921-03-25

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Juanita Miller Plays
Joke on April Moon
Fair Daughter of Poet Of Sierras Lets
1t Slip That December Moon
Has Claimed Honor
OAKLAND, Cal, March 22.-The
Joke seems to be on the April moon.
For Juanita Miller, fair daughter
|of Joaquin Miller, late "poet of the
Sierras," has let 1t slip out that,
although she announced she was
going to be married to Juan Miller,
her pink tulip love, in the full of the
April moon, the real truth is that the
December moon already has claimed
the honor. Juanita and Juan we're
married, she said, about Christmas
time.
And instead Of a highly symbolic
affair, with an altar and "caprine
sacrifice" and all of that, it was
rather prosic.-a trial marriage
bond; justice of the peace and
that's about all.
But, Juanita promises, the April
moon isn't going to be entirely over
looked and there'll be real mar
|riage festival over at the Miller
house on 1.-THE Heights" April %.
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WHITE SHRINE INITIATES
AND NSTALLS
Over 200 attended the ceremonial
held Saturday evening at Masonic
Temple by the Malachi. White Shrine
of Jerusalem, at which time ofhcers
were elected and installed The
Dethlehem Shrine of Seattle. assisted
by Mispah Shrine Of Tacoma, had
charge Of the installation ceremonies.
Numerous shrines from the Sound
cities were present, including Damas-
Gus shrine Of Auburn and Judea
shrine of Centralia. The following
70 GERS were elected and installed
Worthy high priestess, Ivy Crouch
Zern; Waterman Of the shepherd
Bradford w. DAYS; nobel prophecies
Hester Brown; worthy scribe, Iva Var
Epps Satterlee; worthy treasurer
Ruby Hutchinson. worthy chaplain
Bess Beach Liddel; worthy shepherd
ess, Anna Davis; worthy guide, Grace
Rossler; worthy herald, Cora Jear
Davis; first wise man, Walter Kroe
ger; second wise man. Frank Satter
1oc. <ha~A xr,{covoou vKytl1io n, pucho1
first handmaiden, Irene M. Anderson
second handmaiden, Gladys Yves
Salter; third handmaiden, Magdalent
Ruddock; king, H. B. Hutchinson
queen, Cora Kemper; organist, Ferr
Warner: worthy guardian, Meta Nc
lDuff: worth guard. DR.. Mark Ross
ller; trustees, Nora Meyers, J. L
Bricker and Dan Glass.
Following the ceremonial larg'
banquet was served. Worthy Higl
Priestess Ivy Crouch Fern was pre-
sented with a beautiful bouquet o
white carnations and daffodils by thu
Bethlehem shrine.
One hundred candidates we're mi
tiated into the Malachi shrine at thu
ceremonial. The next regular meet
ing will be held at Masonic Templ'
the first Monday evening in April.
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CAMP FIRE ACTIVITIES
Members Of the Elgithin Campfir
have elected Miss Bursell as their as
lsistant guardian. They will hold Ger
lemonial meeting at the home of Ethe
Barton on March "a, at which tim
1.-The following will be initiated int
1.-THE rank of Firemaker: Dorothe;
Leach, Vera Harris, Dorothy Robert
Ison and Ethel Barton. At the sam
Injecting Ruth Adair will become i;
lwood gatherer. The girls recent,
decided to take their hikes in tn
|f.ture on Wednesdays after schOo
with the Hiking club.
The dance given by the Ta-tapOchoI
Icamfire at the Women's clubhouse OF
February Ia proved to be such sue
cess that more will probably be givel
in the future. The campfire is tryinl
% raise enough money to go on (;
camping trip up Hoods Canal thi
summer.
The Cheemekatah campfire girl
enjoy weekly hikes and meetings
lone meeting Of especial interest was
a visit Of the county nurse. who lee
Itured on first aid, and showed thu
girls many first aid stunts which they
afterward practiced among them
lselves.
I
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell Harris re
turned to their home in this city last
evening from an extended visit IL
California. They shipped their cal
as far as San Francisco and from
there drove to Los Angeles, where
they Joined their daughter. Miss Irene