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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31
Beautiful Ceremony at
Miss CnmpbelPs Wedding

on Tuesday evening. at the home
OF her parents. Miss Esther Mary
Campbell, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Edmund w. Campbell. became the
bride OF DIR. Ralph Edgar Allen. OF
Vallejo, Cal. Rev. Cicaveland klei-
haeur reading the nuptial rites.
Green and white was the color
scheme in the living room. where
masses Of white chrysanthemums
and fcathery greens abounded.
Here the altar stood under a can.
opy OF smilax. with chrysanthe-
NUNS. frcesias and naTcissi forming
the background and covering. Wick
er eiectroliers. with masses Of white
chrysanthemums. stood on either
side OF the altar. Leading TO this
nook were low standards OF chrySan'
thcmums. joined by strcamcrs OF
white satin ribbon. defining an aisle
for the bridal party.
Preceding the service Miss Lois
Glenn. violinist. rendered eat Dawn.
ing and joined by Miss Gladys HIT.
1T the piano. blended their tones into
: the Bridal Chorus from 'Lohen-
grin"
Miss Madelic Cluc. as bridesmaid.
waa charrningiy attired In pale pink
charmeuse and silver lace. Her bou.
Qust was OF Opheiia roses. showcresi
with sweet peas. on silver strcamers
Dainty little Mary whyte as ring
bearer wore a tulic frock and carried
= pink basket OF Cecil Drummer roses.
Mr.. william staley acted as groorns-
man for DIR. Alien.
The bride. entering on her fathers
arm. was lovely in her gown OF ivory
white satin. with its graceful drapery
Of crystals and Chantiliy lace. The
tuile ven was bound by a coronet OF
lace and canght in the back with
orange blossoms. Orchids. lilies
OF the wiley ard freesias. wrea;hed
b. white ostrich, formed her beauti'
full bouquet. After the ceremony Miss
Madcile Gille sang The Coronation
most beautifully.
At the supper. Mrs. Henry John
Cile and Mrs. stephen A. Keenan,
presided at the table. beautiful with
artistic baskets OF Ophelia roses
Mrs. Allen travelled In taiileur OF
midnight blue tricotine. a dark blue
straw hat with cerise brirn. and white
fox furs.
She IL a graduate OF the University
Of Washington and a member Of tbs
Delta Zeta sorority and Honorary
Medical fraternity. and also took q
post graduate course az the Unlver
sity Of California. DR.. Allen Is
graduate Of Stanford university.
DIR. and Mrs. Allen left on theii
wedding journey 10 California. where
they win motor to points Of interest
In the South. They will make theii
home in Vallejo. Cal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31
LEW WHITE SCORES
AT LEWIS ORPHEUM

Lots OF fun. pretty girls and lively
musical numbers combined make in
Again. out Again" the musical
comedy at Lcyy's orpheum this
week. one Of the best presented by
this company for some time.
Lew White as Able Kahibble" In
the chief merrymakcr. Lew gets
caught In a police raid and as an
alibi TO his pretty young wife duby
LanFl he phones her he is going
South on "a business trip.
The miKup that follows when wife
learns OF his deception is hilarious.
Among the musical numbers Ruby
Lang scores with pretty song in
which the chorus girls take part.
oscar Gerard and his two stage
sisters. Olga and Huida. offer
comedy number that fairly brings
down the house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31
WOMEN'S CANES ARE
TALL THIS YEAR

To be really In style next spring
you must carry IA cane.
Not one OF the short walking sticks
women affected during the war, but
one Of the tall. graceful affairs pat
termed after those owned by the
beauties OF the old French courts.
These new canes. which are &C.
tuaiiy the revival Of a style come two
centuries old. are intended 10 be
worn with the daintiest and most
bcruffied OF frociE.
Either polished ebony or ivory viii
be In high favor aimee they may be
decorated with many changes OF nib.
bona coiorcd TO match the costumes
worn with them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31
Clubs


Lighthouse for the blind
IN. annual meeting OF the Light.
house. for the Blind viii be held
Tuesday February 1. in the Frcdcr.
lex & Nelson auditorium az 1880
o'clock. Al this meeting each year
reports nre made and a general 70
sumo OF tho years work In given All
members OF tho association nrc urged
10 DO present.
Eastern Star Club
Eastern Star club. In tho club
rooms al , .. IN. Card party 10
which all Eastern Stars and their
friends arc invited
Elliott Hay Camp
Elliott Bay camp. Modern Wood.
mon OF America. al Knights 81
rythias hall. Third ave. and Virginia
st Dance.
l. u. T.. Club
\ business meeting OF the l.. o y.
club will be held At p. m. for nom.
A's"ANtSt ~ "tAtN'tHs
John Y. Miller Relief Corps
John =. 0nler Relief corps viii
meet FOR luncheon with Mira u. G..
Brown. sSi1 Edmondz st. at 1870
.. m. al corps and veterans are
Invited.
Mount Baker Park Ladies' Aid
Society
Mount Baker Park T.adirS AID will
meet At the church at 1880 a. m for
aii-day sewing for a needy family.
Laurel Camp. X -. 4.
Laurel camp, r. ~. A.. will hold a
card party at p. m. In the Swedish
hall.
Seattle Lodge No. :
Business OF Importance viii be
transacted al the meeting Of Seattle
lodge. No. Z. Degree of Honor. FRO
tectiye association. auxiliary to Ever.
green lodge. No. ?. 4. O. 4. W. NJ 3
=. m. In Evergreen hall. Arcade
building. with Mrs. Lulu Baker pro.
siding. Visiting members are wei.
come.
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MUSIC AND COMEDY
AT PALACE HIP

The new show. opening at Loew's
Palace Hip yesterday. scored hit
from start 10 finish. Music and color
dominate the offering Of the Gypsy
Songsters. who offer Harmony In a
Romany Camp"
Comedy is featured In the skit.
The Coal Driver" in which Toilette.
Wicks and Pearl share headline
honorr.
II appears that any old thing with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31
SEATTLE PLA YERS
WILL REPEAT DRAMA

Monday. Tuesday and "wednesday
AZ the Press club. Fifth and Uni.
versity. the Seattle Players viii pre-
sent Major Barbara" George Ber-
nard shaw's popular drama
The company. which Is composed
entirely Of local talent. appeared at
the Press club two weeks ago. and II
Is due 20 the success Of the previous
engagement that they are again pre-
sentiug the drama.
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THE

which the ClemenBo Brothers corI
in contact will display musical .
sbiIities. They play musical GLOVE
extract tunes from their clothing al
from a luncheon service. includinI
some unexpected acrobasic feats II
why Of variety.
Lehman and Thatcher. male duo,
sing popular songs and proyld7
some comedy tank.
Tho Juggling Ferrfer II huuor
Gus fellow who nanipuiater hats
clubs. diahes and many other articles
cleveriy and In a humorous fashion
Blind Youth" In the feature
photoplay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31
RUTH EDELL LEADS
"VAMP" SPECIALITY

4 lively Vampire" speciaitys|
headed by pretty little Ruth EdeiI|
who IL ably assisted by a chorus ( I,
six attractive girls. IN the feature
OF George Woods muEicai revue az
the Bungalow Theatre Restaurant
this week. The girls are beautifully
ooatumed in this offering.
Other musical hits are provided
by a number Of clever entertainers.
Including olive Ann Aeon. May
McCrae and Grover Frankie.
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"A TEXAS STEER"
AT THE WILKES

Laughter rcigned al the wilkes
theatre sunday afternoon. when the
local stock company gave lis initial
performance OF "a Texas steer"
The play dealt with Texas politics
and centcrod around the election 10
congress OF "A Texas cattle king who
was against his own political prefer
ment Arthur Vinton took the role
well.
Jane Morgan. as the daughter. and
Emmett Vogan. in the part OF her
lover. furnished delightful romance
in the midst OF the hilarious comedy
OF the play. Howard Russell was
good in the part OF pompous col
orcd politician.
Deacon Jones' Famous Quartet. :"
composed OF colorcd vocaiists. in.
spired repeated encores.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31
FOR SKIN TORTURES
Zemo. the Clean, Antiseptic
Liquid, Just What You
Need. Is Not Greasy

Don't worry about eczema or other
skin troubles. You can have a clear.
healthy skin BY using Zemo. OBJ
tanned at any drug store for Sc, OF
extra large bottle for Sl.00.
Zeno generally removes pfmples.
hlackheads, blotches, eczema and ring
worm and makes the skin clear and
healthy. Zcmo is a clean, penetrating.
antiseptic liquid. neither sticky nor
greasy and stains nothing. Ii is easily
applied and costs mere trife for each
application. IL is always dependable.
The r. w Rose Co. Ceveiznd. q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31
Daughters Of the American
Iscxolttfiou

Chapters Of the Daughters Of tho
American neyolution viii meet a.
follows. Lady Stirling chapter will
be entertained by Mrs r. A. Parish
and Mrs. Howard Hanson at AIS
18th ave. n. r.. at o'clock.
Tho Study club viii meet with
Mrs. a. v. Robinson al tho Y. w. c.
\. at o'clock.
The monthly meeting and luncheon
OF Seattle chapter viii be held M I
o'clock with Mrs. Charles Waite. Z24,
N. s2nd ST. Tho afternoon program
will feature n discussion OF the Camp
Fire GirlR activities. Members who
cannot attend viii please notify Mrs.
Ruth T.. Givan.
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Miss Woodruff
COMMUNICATED .

Az a re.nupiai compliment to
Miss Hannah Woodruff. Mrs. Doug.
las Ball entertained with bridge ten
al her home today. Presiding at the
attractive table, with It's dainty
basket OF spring flowers. were Mrs
Edward Bradley Ballinger and Mrs.
Paul H. Watt. Mrs. Thomas Owens
Mrs. J. r. Blakemore. Mrs. James
Holmes and Mrs. william Hit as
sisted the hostess in the entertain
ment Of the guests.
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w. G. T.~U. GROUP
TO MEET HERE

Work Of the womcn's Christian
Temperance Union. extended and
intensified BY the 18th and 18th
amendments 10 the national con.
sutution. will he discussed at the
second series OF regional conferences
Of the North Pacific group Of the
National w. c. T. L. February 10.
is and H. Sessions viii be held
az the Swedish Tabernacle church,
Bellevue ave. and Pike ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31

The day OF smoothly dressed
neatly Melted hair. Is past In Paris
Waves and short eurla about the
face. and the high set Psyche knot
made 81 finger puffs. az shown In
the illustration. comprise the latest
thing In halrdrcHHinR. especially for
evening wear In many instances
"A large circular comb f. thrust into
the hair as a support Of the Psyche
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31
Marriage Of Miss La Tour
TO Mr.. Buchanan
du91o7JuceH
AnnOunced

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter II. Carter an.
nounce the marriage OF their sister.
Miss Helene La Tour, to Mr.. Richard
w. Buchanan, on Sunday, January
30. at Trinity church, Rev. William
II. Bliss teading the service. I'm.
media1ely after the ceremony. Mr..
and Mrs. Buchanan left on wed
ding trip to Coronado Beach. Cal.
After March 1 they will be at home
at Queen Anee blvd and Queen Anne
ave
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Bridal Pdrtv Feted

Entertaining IN honor OF Mis
Esther Palmer and the maids OF her
bridal party, with a few Intimate
friends. Mrs. Addie Belknap Comfy
was hostess at n bridge luncheon OF
twelve covers at her home today
ccntering the handsome luncheon Ia
bile was an artistic array OF spring
flowers arranged TO represent a
Venetian garden.
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knot which II dressed 20 softly
that without other security than
ordinary hnirpins IL would be In
danger OF falling.
These back" combs IRE Of vary.
ing degrees OF eiaboratoness and
beauty. Many are set with dla'
monds or other precious stones,
while the revival Of the cameo r.
evidenced In It's frequent use In
their designing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31
KaYenna PIT. A.

Every mother troubled In regard
TO the use Of her child's spare time
" invited 10 the meeting OF Raven.
ma PIT. A. at 2.30 p. m. at the
school. when Miss Jessie y. Mer.
rick. physical director Of public
schools. and Miss Elizabeth Dlckln.
son. OF the Y w. C. A.. will speak
along recreational lines. There will
be music and folk dancing by the
younger pupils.
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Birthday Party for
Small DnLnhter

Mrs Charles II. Castlen has ex-
tended invitations to twenty little
girls for Valentine party at her
home on Friday afternoon. February
4, for the pleasure Of her little
daughter, Rose Alice. whose third
Birthday IL will be.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31
TO KEEP STARCH
FROM STICKING
TO IRONS

To make starched clothes glossy
and TO keep the starch from sticking
10 the iron. add small piece OF lard
or butter to the boiling starch. a
teaspoon on sweet oil or castor oil
may be used instead Of the butter or
lard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31
Music
Graham Morgan Soloist
With SYMPHONY Friday

Tho Seattle symphony Orchestra
win give their seventh popular con
cert on Friday evening at the Metro.
polltnn theatre. Graham Morgan.
tenor. viii be the soloist. Mir. Nor
gan ia native o. Wales. ana has
sung In England where he received
very favorable comment
The complete program viii be as
follows.
March from "rhs Ruins u Athens''
Overture. "Finsars cave" dendeiaHohn
'seena, '-rhe Dream 81 Endymion'
asttsttstr sstt.ta Aeletthh" Aa}t't
torcheutfatien by Mr. Morgan
Graham MorEan.
Norwegian melody. The Hero
Maiden" raaas.frHa. fssstsH fHfs fht
ror string Orchestra.
spring AerenHds tttt.f.ts l.ae"tn %
suite. "AinaciaH scenes .+ss.s .MhrHenrs
Sunday Morning
A. tho Tavern
Under the Ginden Trees
tvialoneeiio. MF kirehnerf Clarinet MT.
Oeeonnmacosl
Sunday Evening
Songs with rtaneforiei
Graham Morgan.
Pnionaisc No .stts.sstts.tts.s. iAsEs
.first performance Ia Seattle
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Seattle
Society
Mrs. Skinner TO BE Com
plimented; Mr.. and
Mrs. Gould TO Enter
tain, Luncheon for Bri-
ddl Party

Mrs. JAMES HAMILTON DE
lSl vEUNE has extended invita-
tons 60 a luncheon Of twelve covers
At her home In Hamilton Arms. on
Friday. In compliment TO Mrs. David
Edward skinner.
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Women's Auxiliary Of Epiphany
Parish

Tho women's Auxiliary OF Epiph-
.any parish viii meet with Mrs. Mont.
eagle the second Tuesday In Febru.
AIRY, instead OF the first.
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San Carlo Opera
Company Coming

The San Carlo Opera company
considered one Of the largest travel
ing operate organizations In Amer
tea. producing standard and modern
opera. with distinguished American
and European artists. win come 20
Seattle for one week beginning Feb
rsiary ~. at tho Metropolitan thea
tire This Ii their ninth successful
tour
This organization has always had
the best artists obtainabie. and this
season Anna f1tziu 81 the Metro.
poiltan and the Chicago Grand opera
company and Alice Gentle OF the
Metropolitan Opera company have
been especially engaged as guest
artists. Others In the company
are; Quecna Mario. soprano. Alice
Homer. mcEzoNoprano. May barron.
mexxo.soprano. Manuel salasar. ten.
or; Giuseppe Agoa,ini. tenor. Mario
Vale. baritone. Nicola D'Amioo. bari.
tone. Pictro Dc niaai. basso. and
Natalie Ccryi. baaso. Also Oas,ano
Meroia and ugo Harducel az con.
dueiorr.
The repertoire here VIII be az fol.
lows; Monday. 'Luoia 81 Hammer
moor Tuesday. Nine. Butterfly"
Wednesday matinee. Tales OF fIoff.
man," wednesday night. Carmen
Thursday. Aida Friday. the double
bill. ''Cavaiicria RuHticana- and
'FREllAcci.' Saturday matinee.
--rhais." Saturday night I'll Troy.
atorr."
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Dinner Hosts Preceding
Fine Arts Exhibit

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl r. Gould Will
entertain with a dinner OF twelve
covers. preceding the opening Of the
Northwest artists exhibit, at the Fine
Arts tomorrow evening.
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Mrs. Fischer
Luncheon Hostess

In compliment, 10 Mrs David l.
ward skinner. Mrs Frederick
Fischer entertained with a luneheo
nj the Sunset club today. Brsdg,
completed the afternoons pleasures
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sunset Heights Nterary Club

Sunset Heights Literary club win
meet at the home Of Mrs. 1. d.
Miller. 1890 Wallingford ave, at $50
q. m Subject. Argentina"
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xynrnan,s Educational Club

woman's Educational Club viii
meet at 2:3o p. m. at the Federgtion
club house. when plans will be rslde
for the annual discussion luncheon
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To Entertain informally
at Rrid1e

At her home. on Wednesday after.
noon, Mrs Frank s. Bourns will en-
terrain with small informal bridge
party
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
Meeting of Alumnae

The Alumnae OF Chi Omega sor.
ority will meet at o'clock Friday
at the home OF Mrs. a. II. Rolls.
93s 10Th ave ".
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31
Wnnan.s Tuesday Club

Mrs. +. NJ. Padelford. 47i0 TWEEN
tieth ave. n. r.. viii be hostess TO
the woman's Tuesday Club at 1890
p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31
Mountain View Spiritual Ladies' Aid
SoeietV

The Mountain View Spiritual
Ladies' Aid society will meet with
Mrs. Ostrum, 732 n. 18th st.. Tues.
day at y. "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31

The human analysis class Of the
Elsie Lincoln Benedict Club will
meet at p. m. at 234 Globe bldg.
First ave. and Madison 81. Read.
ings will be given by Prof. A. L.
Sizer, Phi. ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31
AIpIra ri Delta

Alpha ri Delta will meet for 1
o'clock luncheon Saturday with
Mrs. II. j. Wyckoff and Mrs. Hnr.
old Kerry mt the home Of Mrs.
Wyokoff 500 North 4oth st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31
AIumnae Associnllon

Kappa Kappa Gamma Alumnne
Association will meet with Miss
Dorothy Thomas, 140l Eighth ave.
w. Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31

Mrs. Robert Atkin. 1858 18Th ave.
y. =. az .. m.
Educational department win mec,
at the home Of Mir. Thomas Irving.
fTfs 10Th ave. ~. T.. AT 1880 y. m.
Monday. Fchruary !.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-31

Pilgrims Social Service Club will
meet at the residence OF Mrs. A. Il.
McCutchin, 1922 2ist ave. ~ T.. at
D. IN.
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West Side women's improvement
(Hfk
Child Conservation League

Queen Anne Circle. Child Con.
servation League viii meet at l.So
.. m. with Mrs. Gordon jenkins.
2445 Fourth ave. w. The -Four
Circles Into Which Human Rcla-
tionship IL Divided" Il the subject
Of a paper TO be read by Mrs. l. -.
Rehkopf. and Mrs. Jesse Blaloek
will have a paper on The Boy and
the Girl as Social Beings"
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Seattle AIumnae Assn Of Phi Mn

Seattle Alumnae Association Of
the Phi Nh will hold a luncheon
and business meeting at the North.
old Inn. on Saturday. February s.,
at IL o'clock.
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Alki PIT. A.

AZ 2 q. m. the AK PIT. a. win
meet at the school. An entertain.
ment will be given during the after.
noon.
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Visitors are welcome at the meet
ing OF the Seattle Progressive Club
at the Federation Clubhouse at 2
p. m.
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The Coterio club viii meet Friday
at the Phi Mu House Executive
board at 1870 p. m. and regular
meeting at 2:15 p. m. Mrs. Jennie
Simpson will read paper on
Great Phases OF Internatlonalism, 4"
and the 'Interchurch Movement"
ject. Mrs. Jessie Ellsworth will
speak on '7Universal Temperance"
Parliamentary procedure class,
with Mrs. George N. Mclaughlin In
charge. viii meet at the home Of
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CLUBS FOR TUESDAY
Browning Study Club


Browning study Club win NEE,
at the home OF Mrs r. W. HouEh.
ton. s0iS Franklin ave. az p. IN.
Lesson: Discussion Of Book ) Of
The Ring and the Book
Caicidh Club
Members OF caicidh viii gather
at the home Of Mrs J. W. I'd.
munds. e5i2 Boylston ave. y. at !
o'clock.
West Side Women's improvement
Club
Business At $50 p, m. and social
tea at J O'Clock Ia the program for
the West side women's Improve
ment Club at the meeting to be
held with Mrs. Alfred Hood, iIo2
Arch st
Aspasia Club
Mrs. Harry Erwin viii entertain
the Aspasia Club az the meeting 20
be held at O'Clock. The program
for tAe afternoon win be tho BE
ginning Of Russian Drama" BY
Mrs. Henry Bittman. and "CharRe.
teristics OF tbs Russian People,
Plays of Pushsdn and synopsis OF
Boris Goudounov.- by Mrs. Lee T.
Chesterfield
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AIki Review No. 80. w. u. A.
Alki Review No 50, w. j.. A..
will meet in the W. o. w. Hall at
y. m.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-15

commercial boat traffic into the port,
Visiting craft are permitted to tic up
at the whsrves for twenty four hours
without charge and the tariff for longe~
mooring is nominal, merely enough %
carry the Improvement. The city main /.
tains police protection around the har-
Dor, both on land and water.
Recent decision of the Federal Gov
crnment to have resurvey made OF
the inlet with a view Of ascertoining
the costs for permanent twenty foot
channel has attracted the attention II
freight and passenger steamship coin
panies, and two have obtained options
on tracts fronting on the harbor for
docking purposes in readiness to open
up regular lines between this resort,
Philadelphia, New York and Baltimore
should the Government decide to carry
through the deeper harbor idea.
Members of the Rivers and Harbo,s
Committees of both the Senate and
House, together with the district engi.
neers of the War Department, were the
guests OF the city recently on an in :
spection tour Of the inlet and were