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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-09

Tucker win make their home Mia
Tucker viii return in the fall 10 at
tend the university.
Mr.. George IL Leghorn II leaving
Monday for two weeks trip TO san
FranciAco and Los Angelica
Mr.. and Mira Prank NJ. Preston,
whose marriage took place m spo
kane. July 70. will arrive this eve
ming from their wedding trip and
win 10 the guests Of SIR. and Mrs
Harold Preston until their now home
In completed
Miss Isabel Jacobs Jeff yesterday
for Vancouver. H. C.. and sailed To
day for Honolulu on the s. n. Mag
ara where abe will remain for q
year.
Mr.. Harold Preston returned yes
trrday from spokane. where he spent
a week at the Spokane Country club
MIN s1xffS@ Ia iSEs VI ertfAs ~. ~.
has recently arrived In the city and
win spend the summer with hei
niece. Miss Esther v. johnson. a
lo3 Tenth ave. ~. Mrs. Tee IL Z
prominent club worker. having beer
"A member OF the state board OF this
Federation Of womens Clubs fol-
the past three years.
Mfr. and Mrs. Theodore r. Pap.
and two small daughters. who have
been che guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. r
r. Palmerton. left yesterday for thell
home In Hoquiarn.
Mr.. Peter Van Dalcn left this
morning for n two weeks trip to 10.
Angeles and San Diego.
Miss Betty Warner OF Everett
who has been the guest OF Misf
Helen SchwaFer for the past week
left yesterday for her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert n. lee OF
Tacoma viii be the guests OF MIR. and
Mrs. Hcber Plank over the weekend
On Thursday. July IL. Mr.. and Mrs
Ice and Mr.. and Mrs Plank will
motor to Packwood lake on a fishing
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barrett Green. who
have been the guests OF Mr.. Green's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Green. for several weeks. are depart
ing tomorrow for their home In New
York city.
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mo Host" Dinner Viii
Precede Dancing PARTY

Preceding the dancing party Mr..
and Mrs William ID. Perkins are
giving at the Sunset club this even.
ing. complimenting Mr.. and Mrs.
Dean Cooding wittcr. OF San Fran
cisco. viii be a mo host dinner at
the University club. which Is being
sponsored BY MIR. and Mrs. Donald
Barnes. and includes DIR. and Mrs.
Bruce Elmorc. Mr.. and Mira John
w. Eddy. Mr.. and Mrs John Henry
Bailingcr. Mr.. and Mrs James Mac
farlane. Mr.. and Mrs Robert +.
Greer. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bogle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Brtnkiey. Mr..
and Mrs. George Warren Booie. Mr..
and Mrs. William r. Burwcil. Mrs
William Peachy and Col A. NJ. Weth-
Grill.
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Entertainment
for Miss Mann

Honoring Miss Charlotte Mann.
who win become the bride of Ensign
Raif Douglass Baker on "Wednesday
evening, July 20. Mrs. Henry Broder-
tick and Mrs. Francis Everett Mitch
ell entertained charmingiy at the
home OF Mrs. Broderick yesterday
Afternoon with tea and, as an add
ed compliment handkerchief
shower.
Miss vernita Swezea presided at
The attractive tea table. which had
q novel central decoration. A golden
shrinking can was imbedded In a
garden Of Cecil Drummer roses. with
Z fluffy tulle bow adjoining Its han
lie. while leading from the sprinkler
was a shower Of pink baby ribbons
to which the handkerchiefs were at.
sached.
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Miss Carey Becomes
Mrs. .Sher1p0Od

The marriage OF Miss Ellen cnrry
and Mr., George @. Sherwood was
soIcmnized Wednesday evening. July
8. at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
@. McLaren. Rev. r. l. Forbes. of
the First Presbyterian church. per.
forming tho ceremony at sac o'clock.
In the presence OF small circle OF
friends. The bride was charming in
a gown Of filct lace. trimmed In rose
point. Mr.. and Mrs. Sherwood left
later on their wedding trip TO Van-
couver. II. c. On their return they
will proceed TO San Francisco. where
they will reside.
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Calendar for Tea
ShOn Merit Week

In charge Of the Little TEA shop OF
tho Chiidrvn's orthopcdic hospital
NEXT week viii be the following
guilds Monday. broadway. chair
man. Mrn. Otto Crunbaum: Tuesday.
Iaur-ihurst. chairman. Mrs. Howard
Knott: "wednesday. fntsriaken. host
ess. Mrs. c. NJ Gobel: Thursday.
Queen Anne. hostess. Mrs. II. G. Hor-
ton: Friday. Ak auxiliary. chairman.
Mrs. Charles II. Caffner; Saturday.
Plymouth Social Service club. host.
csss, Mira. II. 8. Woodwork.
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Pretty Luncheon
at Tennis Clatb

Miss Helen Stryker entertained
with a prcttiiy appointed luncheon
at the Tennis club this afternoon.
complimenting a group OF friends
who have recently returned from at.
tending Eastern schools
Twelve guests were seated around
the table. which had for It's central
decoration beautiful basket fiped
with dainty corsages. which were
later distributed among the guestA
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In the Cheney normal. Miss Jessie
Gibson. dean OF girls in the North
Central high school Of Spokane. and
Miss Ethel O'Connor. dean of girls
In the walla Walia high school,
were among the leaders of the Y. w.
c. A. girls conference at Seabeck.
which closed yesterday.
One hundred and ninety-o one girls
from Washington and Montana. with
thirty.one chaperons and teachers,
attended this 10 days conference
promoted by the girls department OF
the Northwestern field committee of
the Young 'women's Christian asso.
citation. A similar gathering for the
high school girls OF Idaho was held
at Payette Lake In June and another
for the Y. w. c. A. girls OF Oregon
Is now in session at Siltcoos Lake.
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OF course. we must 70 TO the dis
cunsIon with open minds. We can't
expect 20 prove or disprove anything
In one discussion. or. indeed. In
many. Clothing has always been a
fayorite interest OF fcnininity-it al
ways viii he. But we can gain much
illumination on the subject as differ
ent women study and decide it-and
we may gain new IDEAS.
OF course. II win not do 20 study
the matter Of dress just from the
standpoint OF form -covering-or re-
vealing. What would the business
OF the country be without the In
centive OF woman's demand for nov
city Of texture and shade and gar.
mentf
Think OF an the different work
men and artisans employed In sup
plying needs and desires. In produc-
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Seattle
Society
Judge and Mrs. Burke
Plan Dinner Honoring
Visitors: Miss It'd
marsh to Entertain for
Miss Farrell; Dinner at
University Club.

AYENT Friday. the day Of the bis
IN carnival to be given at the Ten.
mis- club. win see many dinner par
ties az the club house that evening.
among them being the one judge
and Mrs. Burke are giving. honoring
Mrs. Harmon u. Ryus. OF Los An
Seles. who Is the guest OF her sister.
Mrs. Albert Charles Phillips. and
Colonel NJ. Willard Glenn and Mrs
Glenn, OF Georgia. the guests OF Mrs.
Eliza Ferry Leary.
Last evening Judge and Mrs
Burke were dinner hosts at Snoaual,
mie Lodge. entertaining a number OF
out OF town guests
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ChiLdren's PARTY

Hiss Eva Pape entertained with a
ahildren's party at her home Thurs
ny afternoon, for the pleasure Of
her two little nieces. Shirley Belle
and Virginia Lois Pape. the small
daughters OF Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
X. Pape. of Hoquiam. who have been
the guests Of Mrs. Pape's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmerton. for the past
ten days.
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Delightful Tea
Complinsenting
Miss Mann

Mrs. Daryl Elliott White was host
ess this afternoon at her apartment
In the Broadmore. entertaining with
a charming tea from 4 until 8
O'Clock. honoring Miss Charlotte
Mann
Mrs.. william s. Taylor and Mrs
Edwin o. Mann presided at the
dainty tea table. ccntercd with a
wide basket Of pink roses and Law
ender sweet peas
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Society at the
.HarhOr Forts
GLAMOUR or MOUNTAINS

GLAMOUR OF MOUNTAINS
Colonel John l.. Hayden. u. s. A.
commander of the Puget Sound coast
defensea. Colonel Henry Macpherson
Merriam. u. s. A.. commander OF
Fort Wordcn. Mrs. Merriam. WI
liam Merriam. Lieutenant Colonel
John Stuart Johnston. u. q
A. retired. Mrs. Johnston. Major
Frank Dexter Applin. u. s. A.. and
Mrs. Applin have returned from their
Lake Crescent trip. which eomprised
the gentle art Of catching fish. a.
well as the more strenuous sport OF
motoring. and included the glamour
inscparable from mountains and for
esta pfimeyal.
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DA TIES
TO REMEMBER
TUESDAY. July IT,

TUESDAY. July r.
Mrs Thomas J. German and Miss
Frances Gorrnan TO entertain with
. tea at their home from until
o'clock. honoring Miss Camille
Mahoney.
Seattle Federation Of women's Clubs
10 hold lawn f-te a, the home Of
Mrs. Eliza Ferry L>ary. 1851 10Th
ave ~. IN tho afternoon.
Mrs. John Loor Locke. Jr.. VIII en-
tertain with tea and misccila-
neous shower compiimeptins Miss
Charlotte Mann and Mrs Clyde
Everett Hudspeth.
WEDNESDAY,, JULY H.
Mrs. George W. Aibin and Mrs I.
y. Kellogg are entertaining with
a silver tea at Mrs. AibiB'n home
for the benefit OF the East Seattle
auxiliary to the Seattle Symphony
Orchestra
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brodsrick TO
entertain with a dance at home.
honoring Miss Charlotte Mann
and her nance. Ensign RaIf Doug
Lass Baker. Y. Z. ~.
TUESDAY. JULY H.
Mr. and Mrs. James Doster Hoge
will compliment Miss Katherine
Hurd. Miss Eispeth McEwsn and
MAss Anna Roberta Hoge with
dancing party at the Sunset club.
Mrs. Charles II. castlen and Mrs.
Vincent L. MacAdsm will enter
tain with n luncheon at Rose
lure" the summer home Of Mrs.
castien. complimentary TO Miss
Camille Mahoney.
| FRIDAY, July Is
Tennis club carnival at the Tennis
club.
| TUESDAY, July ID
The wedding Of Miss Ruth Canaan
to Mr.. Gilbert Pierce HaiEht viii
be solem nized at the home Of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Warren l.
Gazzam, At Crystal Springs mt 3
| o'clock IN the afternoon.
| Mrs. George w. solidaysto entertain
| with a bridge tea, houoring her
| house guest. Mrs. X. NJ. Hocken-
hull. Of Albuquerque. New Mex
| WEDNESDAY, JULY TO-
The wedding Of Miss Charlotte
Mann 10 Mr.. Ralf Douglass Baker
In 81 Barnabss chapel at $50
O'Clock. followed by a reception
AT the. home Of SIR. and Mrs. Ed
win o. Mann.
THURSDAY, JULY ai--
| Annual garden party for the benefit
Of the Seattle Day Nursery at the
home OF Mrs. Frederick |Bausmap
Mrs John Buckley 10 entertain with
bridge afternoon at her home
IN Adrian Court. honoring Miss
Camille Mahoney.
SATURDAY, JULY g.
Midsummer dance Of the Seattle
Golf and Country club.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST D.
The marriage Of Miss CamIif,
Mahoney To Mr.. walter Jane
Ward. In 81. Joseph's church 70
1000 q. m.
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Informal Tea

Mrs. Jason -. Butler was hostess
Thursday Afternoon at her home. en-.
tertaining with an informal tea com
plimenting Miss Adelheid Kaufman,
who has been studying art In Califor.
mia for the past six years, and who
Is the guest OF her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Kaufman. for the sum.
mer
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DAINTY Luncheon

Miss Elizabeth Fcircr was the
honor guest at a dainty luncheon
given by a group OF her friends on
Thursday afternoon. Included were
Miss Fac whistler. Miss Helen servis.
Miss Doroihra Thomas. Miss Mafda-
len Breysnan. Miss Mabel Lockyear.
Miss Loretta Daily and Miss Dorothy
knight
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Married in the South

Miss Emma Charlotte GrinncIi.
daughter OF Mrs. Erma A. Grinnell-
Of Tacoma was quietly married on
"Wednesday. July 10. In Los Angeles
to Mr.. Orvili J. Hnrrell OF that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrcii win make their
home In the South
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Delta Delta Delta
S0r0ritu Luncheon

Delta Delta Delta sorority will
have a luncheon on Saturday. July
IS, at the women's University club,
1t o'clock. Visiting members are
especially invited to attend. For res
ervations. notify Miss Halle Bron-
son, Garfield 1913.
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Bridge Luncheon

The first In series OF parties that
the Country club. At East Seattle. In
planning will be bridge luncheon.
planned for "Wednesday afternoon.
July 20. The committee Is arrang
ing details. which win be announced
later.
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Mrs. Ser1ce
Honored at Tea

Mrs. Edward p. Mulvcy enter
tanned with an informal tea at her
homo yesterday afternoon. from ,
until 8 o'clock. IGNORING her house
guest. Mrs. Lolita NJ Serve. Of Pasa-
dena, Cal.
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Dinners Preceding
Perkins Dance

Among the many dinner parties
given this evening preceding the
Perkins dance at the Sunset club
win be those Of Miss Phyllis Blake
and Miss Nellie Felger. who are en-
tertaining few guests Mt their
homes.
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Informal Supper
Complimentiag
Miss Farrell

Miss Phoebe Men Tidmarsh Is en-
t~ruaining with an informal supper
at her home at the Highlands to-
morrow evening. In compliment 10
Miss Helen Farrell. who has just re-
turned from Europe.
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WORK SAVER

Before cleaning the radiator. put
dampsned newspaper under II TO
catch the dust and thus save your.
self the trouble OF sweeping II out OF
the corners and cracks.
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MISS GREY WIN receive reno'
V1 esr Of this 6-psrtmeu -
The Star office on Tuesdays fr~m
. TO 4, and nj Other emes By -
pointmeut Please do not ooms
On Other days than Tuesday m
loss you have m appoInfn,ent
with Mrs Cry, ~ ~expecSes
visit1ry iuGerfuo with her vTit
ing.
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RETuRNINC coMMANDER

Returning as commander OF Fort
Casey. Colonel Harry Matthews. u.
3. A.. recently on duty at Camp
Lewis. and Mrs. Matthews have been
tho harbor forts Previous 20 their
arrival Colonel and Mrg Matthews
were members OF a delightful party
making the Rainier tour.
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Delta Gamma
Luncheon

Delta Gamma sorority win enter.
tain with a luncheon at she womcn's
University club next Tuesday after
noon. at half after IL o'clock
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in farewell 20 Lieutenant Lee u.
Gray. u. q. A.. and Mrs. Gray. and
In compliment 20 Mr.. and Mrs. w.
w. Henry. Roses and sweet peas
formed the graceful decoration. and
after the games n succesrful supper
was served. The high prize was won
by Mrs. Madison. wife Of Lieutenant
John Harvey Madison. U. s. A.
RAINIER TRIP
Lieutenant J. Longsfrcet wheichci.
| 4. 8. A.. and Mira Wheichel. OF Fort
Fiagier, with their house guest. Mrs.
Martha Bearden Mulholiand. OF
Washington. ID. c.. leave next week
To make the famous trip 10 Mount
Rainier and Paradise Inn
IDEAL WEEKEND
Days varied by yachting or motor
Ing. evenings cplivened by dining
and dancing. In the light OF a great
log fire. formed an ideal program
offered their weekend guests by Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick J. Bailey. of
Glen Cove, whose Fourth Of July
house party complimented Surgeon
Hugh de vallin. u. s. p. H s.. and
Mrs. de vallln. OF Seattle, with their
house guests. Mrs. Watson and Miss
Watson OF New Orleans, Miss An
derson OF the University Of Mime
sofa. and Mr.. wiiford Easterbrook Of
the University Of Washington
MOTOR TRIP
Major Thomas c. Stable, q. 8. A.,
commander OF Fort Ward. with Mrs.
Stable and their children, spent a
two weeks leave motoring In Cali
forniA
RETURNED FROM RAINIER
Lieutenant Dean Richard Dickey.
U. s. A.. Of Fort F1agier. has re
turned after a brief leave. which he
spent in the ascent Of Mount Rainier.
MOTOR RACES
Lieutenant John Harvey Madison,
Y. 8. A.. and Mrs Madison. OF Fort
Casey. have returned from Tacoma,
where they joined an agreeable
party for the motor races.
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ROSE TEA

ROSE TEA
Drawing rooms filled with roses
formed "a frame for the charming
tea given nj their Fort Worden
quarters on wednesday by Mrs.
Bowler. wife OF Captain Louis James
Bowler. u. & A.. and introducing her
sister. Miss Evea lovely in a rose
oolored frock.
Presiding at the tea table. q visdon
OF sweet peas and rose tulie. were
Mrs. Merriam. wife OF Colonel Henry
Macpherson Merriam. u. 3. A.. com
mandcr OF Fort Worden. and Mrs.
Applin. wife OF Major Frank DexteS
Applin. u. 8. A. In dispensing thu
handsome collation. the hostess was
assisted by Miss Downs
Miss Ewes will spend the summer
at Fort worden. where various fes-
uyities are planned In her honor.
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For the benefit Of the Educational
Center. the welfare work OF which Ia
recognized aH one Of the leading fac
tors Ia the social. charitable and civic
movements OF the city. n "Jitney'
dance will be given at Drcuniand on
Monday evening. July II. The hail
on this occasion has BEEN turned
over 90 the board Of the Center
whose members will act AS patron
eases for the affair.
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Regarding
Chilean Appointment

Dear Miss Grey: What president
appointed Heman Allen. brother O.
Ethan Allen, minister to Chile7
r. d.
Hem1n A1en. . sephesc Of Eth1si
AIIer. pas appointed miRisfer t.
Chae IN 1898. BY President No~soe.
and served unf1 1898. the latter
pears under John Quincy AdaDsA
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VICTORIA VISIT

Mrs. Moore. wife OF Lieutenant
Colonel Jsirus Alphaeus Moore. u.
3. A.. and Mrs. John Twomsley. Of
Seattle. are In Victoria where they
have recently been entertained by
Air. and Mira. Charles Francis Good.
rich. who have a charming place
there.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
peuusyIyanla Study Club

The members OF the Pennsyiva-
mia Study club and the North End
Progressive club. viii picnic togeth'
er July Is at 1 o'clock. In Volunteer
park During the afternoon there
will be program OF folk dances
given by the pupils OF MIRA q. w.
Martin. and the Arrangements for
the reception on board the 3. 3.
keystone state July 81 Will be an.
nonncod- Members and friends In
yitesi
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ATTRACTIVE BRIDGE
An attractive bridge was given al
their Fort Casey quarters wcdnes.
day by Captain Dorsey J. Ruther.
ford, u. s. A.. and Mrs. Rutherford,
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GLEN COVE

GLEN COVE
At their Glen Cove place on Sat.
urday Mrs. Frederick J. Bailey en-
tcrtained informally in compliment
10 Mrs Merriam. wife OF Colonel
Henry Macpherson Merriam. U. s.
A.. commander OF Fort worden, and
Mrs Lennon. wife OF Major Kelley
BENJAMIN Lennon. u. s. A, who
were accompanied by William Mer.
Ram. Kelley Benjamin Lennon. II,
and ]. Grant Lennon
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Largest
Whale

Dear Miss Grey: How long wa
the largest whale and how much de
IL weight MARY. Il
Beddard In his Natural Hisf0s1
states that the largest sohais Gu
observed pas IS feet or more "
IL soas sighted IN the North Ala
II tnas not tctohed- The
States national museum has rhdl
specimen srhich Is rs feet long. Y
head trciohin1 three tona
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Olympic Circle, No. 81

Olympic circle No. 81. Ncighbors Of
woodoraft. have called special
meeting for Monday, July II. at 3
y. m. In Ballard hall.
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HONOR GUEST

HONOR GUEST
Accompanied by their two chill
dren. Mrs. Greene. wife OF Major
Royal Kemp Greene. u. & A. adju-
tant OF the Puget Sound coast ~
lenses. has returned from n two
weeks visit 90 Port Angeles. where
she WAS tho house guest OF her
father. Mr. J. II. Martin. and the
honor guest ut several smart func-
tionA
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Prairie Rose Club

The Prairie Rose club will hold a
basket picnic at Roosevelt park. Mon
day. July IL Noon luncheon and
games In the afternoon.
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About
Bombs

Dear Miss Grey: What was III
exploding force Of the largest bond
used In the late war? X Y. z
The scor department. states that
bomb Of 1900 pounds irci0ht. car
ing bcf,cecs 500 and 800 ponHds
high explosive. either TINT or en-
fol. sras the largest bomb used q
bomb sras used BY the allied for1
The largest depth charge ssed
inc the soay d0oinsf submarine
the United States nory's Mas
depth bomb. containing an c<b5~
charge tceiOhino 900 pousda
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Patent
on Wooden Clock

on w OOQeU CIOCk
Dear Miss Grey: When nd I
Terry patent the wooden clock al
when did Seth Thomas begin maxim
and selling the wooden clock?
II. q
TIE Terry patent soos secured 4
1877. Seth Thomas ssdnxfdctugo
and sold these clocks n Ie0S-oysG(
In partnership srifh Terry. an
srhtch he srcnf info pdrfnershap u,el|
HoadIcy. This lasted snfU 1878, scA9|
nc sold his share to Hodd1ev e
,ccnf into business alone at Plyvseq
HniIosr.
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Annual Picnic Held

The woman's club OF the Victory
Rubber company held Its second
annual picnic on Saturday last ut
Point Defiance. and on the came
day visited the rose show. The Of
ficers OF the club are: President.
Mn. william Leroy Baird: vice
president. Mrs, william r. ogle: sec
rctary. Mrs. cushman. and treasurer.
Mrs. Thomas Patterson.
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BON VOYAGE

foN NoIAeE
As bon voyage TO Mrs. Moore. wife
OF Lieutenant Colonel Jairus Al.
phaeus Moore. U. s. A.. an informal
affair was given on Friday evening
by Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar kiocker and
Miss Klocker. Among sthose assist.
ing were Lieutenant Charles Forrest
Wilson. y. s. A.. and Lieutenant
Haiyor Highland Myrah. U. s. A
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YORK Community Club

Tho York Community club VIII
hold a picnic on Sunday at Kings
ton.
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COAST ARrnLEY CHANCES

COAST ARTTLLEY CHANGES
Major Kelley Benjamin Lennon.
u. 4. A.. and Major Charles Robert
Finley. 4. A.. have been relieved
from duty at Fort worden and as
ngned TO Honolulu. Captain Thomas
c. Parker. u. 8. A., Lieutenant
Charles Forrest Wilson. y. =. A..
Lieutenant Haivor Hegiand Myrah.
q. &. A.. of Fort wordcn: Lieutenant
Lee Y. Gray. U. \. A.. OF Fort Casey.
and IIeutenan; Nathaniel Aiianson
Burncii. IL. u. s. A.. Of Fort Flag
Ter. have been ordered TO Manila
Three new field officers viii shortly
arrive ut Fort worden. Major Feiitc
Gross. u. s. A.. Major Clement c.
Heth. u. s. A.. and Major Walter
Singles. u. q. A. The group OF lieu
tenants expected Includes Lieutenant
Frederick l. Hayden. ". y. A.. son
OF Colonel John l.. Hayden. U. S. A.
commander Of tho Puget Sound coast
defc nscs: Lieutenant Warren c. Rut.
ter. u. s. A.. Lieutenant Ewart j.
Strickland. u. s. A.. Lieutenant Gus
tave IL. vogei, u. s A. and Lieu
tenant Francis w. Walker. U. s. A.
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Seattle Review No. q

Seattle Review no. s.Nw. H. A.
Of the Mnccabees. will hold Its regu.
lar meeting Thursday. July ~. at
8 p. m. In the w. O. w. hall.
Fourth ave anc Marion st
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ing new designs Of beauty and con,
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It's a broad subject
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Mr.. and Mrs. Barrett Green. who
have been the guests OF Mr.. Green's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Green. for several weeks. are depart
ing tomorrow for their home In New
York city.