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The Dolores star., 1922-08-04

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The Dolores star., 1922-08-04

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-17
Beautiful Dinner at
Sunset CInh

ilonoring Mrs. Coolidge. wife Of
vice.rresident Calvin Coolidge. and
Mrs. r. W. stearns. OF boston. the
Sunset club entertained last evening
with a dinner beautiful IN It's ap.
polntments.
Members 60 the number Of 100
were seated ut three long tables az.
traetively adorned with baskets OF
seasonal blossoms. An orchestra ren.
dered charming numbers during the
course Of tho dinner.
The party later attended the Wood
ward thcater. where seats were re.
served for them. 90 hear the address
made by the vice president.
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Personal

Mrs. william II. Bliss and daugh.
ter. Miss Jane Bliss. have returned
from East sound. where they have
been spending tho summer.
Mira. G. M. Grlews and daughter.
Miss Elizabeth GFiwgs. % st. Paul.
who have been visiting on the
Sound for several weeks. left Mon.
day for their home.
Judge and Airs. Alfred Battle re.
turned this week from motor trip
20 Lake Crescent
Mrs. Brues Morgan and little son
have returned from a two weeks
visit ut Saints Rest.
Mrs. sidney Lewis and Mrs. Ar.
thur Lewis az Clear Lake ars visit.
ing Mira. u. II. Lewis for few
days.
Or. and Mrs. Charles C. Turner
returned Tuesday from a ten days
trip to Yellowstone park.
Miss Esther johnson 10 leaving
Saturday on the Ruth Alexander for
Los Angeles. where she will visit
friends and relatives.
Mr.. w. l. f1cdaow has returned
from thrss weeks spent at Soap
Lake.
Aflss vsrnlsa Ewezea han returned
from a visit Of several months In
Europe.
Mr.. Lewis HardenberE and Mr..
Paul Mckee OF Chicago arrived
wednesday 30 visit Mr.. Harden.
bcrg's mother. Mrs. r. y Harden.
berg.
Bishop Ernest shayier and Mrs.
shayler OF Omaha. Neb.. are the
guests Of Mr.. and AlrH. v. II. Hutch.
inaon. en- route TO Portland 70 AZ.
tend the national convention Of the
Episcopal church. to convene there
in September.
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Seattle
Society
Wedding Of Miss Eng
strom Solemaixed Last
Evening; Dinner Ar
ranged for Friday at
Sunset Glib.

I Asst evening az the home Of the
- brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John EnKstrom. was celebrated the
marriage 81 Miss Eva Ensstrom and
MIR. stuart Hunter Neffeler. son 81
pr. and Mrs. Il. II. Neffeier. 81
Everett. Rev. William III. Bliss Of
Trinity Episcopal church. read the
service AZ $50 o'clock. In tho draw.
ing room. lovely IN It's decorations
~ late summer blooms.
White standards crowned with
pink giadion and roses formed tho
aisle that led 60 the altar banked
with masses OF sweet blooms. Mss
Marpcry pidduck played the wed.
ding marches and Mrs. Lucy Gallup
RaWn sang 'For You Alone" prior
10 the ceremony,
The bride. coming In with her
father. was very charming In a
model Of ivory crepe falilc. the bodice
with the low waist line. hateau neck
and short sleeves. and the skirt Dc.
signed with long panels. that fell be
low the heu. girdled with hand
made satin flowers and orange bios
SONS. The long tuile veil which
formed the train was bound by a
cap OF chantiily lace. caught at each
aide with tiny rosettca. Orchids.
lilies of the valley and opheila roses
were the flowers carried.
Mrs. Francis Everett Mitchell. the
natron or honor was gowned IN
orchid crepe vamcna made on straight
lines with paneied skirt. the panels
faced In pink brocadsd satin. and
dslicatcly tinted flowers for glrdie.
A fsist OF silver leaves was worn for
heaf.dress and lavender sweet peas
and Ward roses wcrs her flowers.
THE grcons's sister. Miss Helen
Neffeier. was maid OF honor. Hers
wns a gown Of pink crepe yarncnA de-
signed ON similar lines 20 the matrcn
az honor's. A circlet Of silver leaves
was worn In her hair and sae carried
pink sweet peas and Columbia roses.
Mr.. Hcnar Mcleod. fraternity
brother Of the groom. was his best
man. Mrs. EnTstrom. the brides
mother. were black satin. combined
with crepe and n corsage Of orchids.
The mother OF the groom. Mrs. Nef.
fcier. was gowned In Jade green
xeorRetts embroidered In crystals
and an orchid corsnge.
Immediately after the service there
was reception Mrs. Henry Brod.
ertck and Mrs. william Rawn pre-
sided AZ the supper tabie. decorated
with q handsome basket OF ophsiia
roses. Assisting were group OF
scrcritys sisters % the bride.
Mr.. and Mrs Neffslsr left on a
short wedding trip. the bride travel.
Ing In cne-ptecc model 81 midnight
blue poiret twin trimmed In rust
eoiored duvesyn. a small hat Of uncut
velvet in the rust tones. feather
trimmed and a squirrel neck scarf.
Cecil Drummer roses and lilies Of tina
valley formed her corsnge. After
sepfenaber ! they viii be At homo
as the Lenawee apartments.
Doth tho bride and groom attended
the University Of Washington. where
she Ii a member of Alpha nj Delta
sorority and he Of Delta Tau Delta
fraternity.
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DATES
TO REMEMBER

TIM k@D&fs &IGt6f IT,
The marrsass Of Miss Kathryn
Hyers % Or. Enxsns Hedges
Pound. az tbs Home Of her
parents. Mr.. ard Mrs Alphsus
Byers. az ssse ofefock-
FRIDAY. AUGUST H.
Mrs Francis u. Brs~neifa dinner
~ sh@ sunset club 10 compliments
Miss Msuds Cakes and the Mise.
Virginia and Euiaile Merrill.
Miss MNuds Cakes fancy costume
aanss az this Golf club. In eempti-
rent 70 Aflss Esther stevens and
Miss Euiaiie Merrill
Mrs. samuel MifchelI.s tea AZ home
from Until O'Clock.
SATURDAY. AUGUST To-
Ths marriages or Miss Clara Frtd-
lender 20 Llsutsnsnt Christian
HiiGehF&ad. at home Of brides
parents. Sir. and Mrs. Charles
Mniisn FFidlerasr At l o'clock.
Mrs. Arthur a. Thfnnsy 10 entertain
al buffet luncheon ard lawn
party az home. '.Dalsart." at
Carleson Hel9hsa.
Miss Eileen Delaney and Miss Mar
EaTet Delaney viii be hcssesses
at tea a. home. from Z Until
e'ciocky, In compliment to Niles
Marcia Berger and Miss Louise
Enrich.
SUNDAY, AUGUST TO-
Hf. snd Mrs. s. siiverman 81 home
from J 70 o'clock. to honor their
daughter. Mlas Sarah siiyerman.
TUE%DAY, AUGUST IT,
Mrs. Howard ID. chastsin will en-
tettain with bridge tea At home.
TO compliment Miss Louise Ehf Itch
and Aiss Marcia Berger.
Mrs, Leo Bradner's tea to conpif-
rnent her sister. Mrs. william
Ladine Mics. Of Chicago. at hons.
WEDNESDAY, AuGrsT "a
Mrs Joseph r.. Dixsrd 20 be hostess
at bridge luncheon At home. ''The
frs" ia honor Of her house guest.
Mrs. Louts r. Becker. Of New
York.
Misr Victoria Jones 20 be hostess at
tea at home. from until
O'Clock. to honor Miss Edwsna
Huttedge.
Mrs. Edward Lincoln Smiths lunch.
con at Sunset club. 20 honor her
sister-ln-iaw. Mrs. Charles Wilson.
o. Michigan
Mrs Ernest r. Walter and Mrs.
Victor r. Habei 10 entertain
Gasurn& Phi Beta sorority al
Hunts Point clubhouse
FRIDAY, AUGUST 2s--
@ttf9s t@fANuHf @ANhVH nff1EG even
Ing and towel shower, IN compli-
Fnsut 70 Miss Louise Ehriich.
Women's University club 10 have
bridge tea 81 Gamma Phi Beta
house, 1879 18th ave. n. w.. at
O'clock. For reservations cali Mrs..
q. T.. Kline. Kenwood zSsz.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 90
Tbs marriage Of Miss Dean rofn-
bard 10 Mr.. Francis Lemon
Brown, IN the Prospect Congrega-
tlonsI church, at sac O'Clock.
Mrs. Roger Sands and Mrs. Frank
Wurzburx 70 be hoatessss at
bridge tea At Mrs. sands homs.
hVnofiug Miss Louise Ehrlich.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 81
Tho marriage OF Miss Kathryn
BarHhisei 20 Mr.. George n. PIER
rctt. IN Christ Episcopal church,
at kss0 O'Clock.
SATURDAY. sEPTEHBEH o.
The marriage ~ Miss Edna Me-
Creepy 70 Mr.. Beverly veruon
Hancock. 81 Trinity church. at
si3o o'clock.
THURSDAY. BEPTEMBEH -
The marriage ~ Miss Louis Enrich
20 Mr.. Hoges Janson. In Bethany
Presbyterian church. at x;s0
o'clock.
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Invitations Issued for
TaUo Bridqe Afternoons

Mrs J. II. Little has issued Invi.
tations for two afternoons at bridge
for Wednesday. August -. and Fri.
day. August rs. The honor guests
on Wednesday will be Mrs. Harry @,
Crane. OF Harrisburg. Pa: Mrs. Haiiy
Judge. OF Columbus. Ohio: Mrs. Tepp.
OK Chicago. and Mrs. Rice. OF De.
trolt- who are guests ef friends In
town.
Friday afternoon Mrs. Frank FL.
Holt. OF Los Angeles. Mrs. VI. Bauer
and Miss Amy zott. OF st. Louis.
Mo. will be honored.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Gould Hosts

Mr. and Mrs. Carl r. Uouid enter.
tanned Duke and Duchess dc Tally.
rand az tea Thursday afternoon at
their home. after o'clock.
The Duke and Duchess are srend
Ing week In the city before leaving
for the East hy way OF Yellowstone
park
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Women,s Civic Club

Thu women's Civic club will begin
the club season with an open meet
Ing at the home OF the president.
Mrs. .. Pearson. zzzs Queen Anne
ave. on Tuesday. August %. nj 100
.. m.
Chairmen 81 committees viii be- APP
pointed and the program for tho
year outlined.
A program OF speaking viii be the
order OF the day. A fun attendance
ia desired.
Refreshments Will be presided oyer
by Mrs Paul Winneman. Mrs. s..
Pearson. Mrs. George J. Evans. Mrs
A. u. Thompson. Mrs. Charles q.
Miller.
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Engagement of Miss
Liftlefield Made knolcn

Mr.. and Mrs. George u. Littlefieid
announce the engagement Of their
daughter. Dorothy Isabel. 20 Mr..
Francis West Grsawold. % Belllnx.
ham No date has been set for tho
wedding.
Miss Llsffefleid and Mr.. Grsswold
ARE members OF the class Of ~ Al
the University of Washington. where
she IL a member of Alpha Chi Omega
and Delta Phi. women's honorary de.
batting society. Mr. Grlswold IL a..
fillatea with Delta Upsiion. Sigma
upsilon honorary literary and tho
Associated University players.
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THE DANGEROUS Acx

"she thought that SO year. ~
IL nothing nowadays--if you are
an old maid and II you decorate "a
self properly. Some women o. Cd
stan dangerously attractivs--sksyi
leading parts on the stage. they
pear in divorces cases. they NJ
their third husbands. Prom =
spinster Of tho Parish"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-17

Tho Mlnnewatha club win give IT'S
last outing party OF tfn season Rt
Leschi pavilion. Saturday evening.
August 10. The regular Saturday
evening dance viii he given az
Chr!stenaen'a broadway hall. tho
same evening 20 compliment the 1854
graduating ciaEs OF Ballard high
school.
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To Assist at Buffet
I1li,n Luncheon

Assisting Mrs. Arthur A. rhlnnsy
al the buffet lawn luncheon she j.
giving at her home. ~nalKar,." Carrie.
ton Heights. Saturday afternoon. viii
be Mrs. William Myers. Mrs. A. w.
Andersen. Mrw. J. v. Jameson. Mrs.
~. J, Bingisr. Miss Dora Haynes
Miss Violet Hiogs. Miss Constance
Baxter. Miss Phyllis GulllfoFd and
Miss Constance Baxter.
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AZ a farewell compliment 70 Miss
Florence Lombard, who II leaving
soon fer Los Angeles to enter school,
Misn Dorothy Gilmore entertained az
bridge az her home Tuesday evening
The guests included the Misses
Paula Cody. Pearl Harold. Julia
shay. Virginia Butler, Tiohhla BOXER.
olive congcr, Dorothy ConRer. Llndy
Garrison. Virginia Haynes. Henrietta
schuett. Mary Talbot, Nerna Mac.
Auley. Helen Gilmore Rachael Price.
Ruth Hecht Elizabeth DooiR and
Grace Warner.
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4ki Auxiliary
N Tea .Sh0D

Alki auxiliary win be in charge at
the orthopndie Tea Chop Friday with
Mrs. Charles II. Oaffnef hostess. as.
sisted by Mrs. T. T. Bliss, Mrs. ". H.
tfoit. Mrs. A. X. White. Mrs Harry
Kaufman. Mrs. c. H. ciofrer. MrH
N. T., King. Mrs. George Hannah
and Miss Jessie u. eprague.
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Small Luncheon at Home

To honor Mrs. Phillips. wife Of
Col. Charles L. Phillips. Y. =. A..
who Is leaving soon for California.
Mira. Deriekson. wife Of Commander
II. II. DeFsckson. u. q. c. @. g.. "a
entertaining Saturday with lunch
con Of eight covers a. her home In
West seaftfs
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Mrs. Crosby TO
Entertain at Luncheon

Mrs. II. William Crosby win enter
tain at luncheon Tuesday afternoon
at the SUNSET club IN honor Of her
house guest. Mrs. J. NJ, Bolts. Of
San Francisco. and Mrs, hell. wife of
Capt. w. u. Bell. OF the Y. 5. 3. Cali.
fornia.
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Honoring Mr.. ard Mrs. Francis III.
Browneii and Mrs. Walter Cakes. Of
New York. who are spending the
summer at the Country club. MFR.
and Mrs. r. d. Merrill are enter
tanning with a dinner at the Sunset
club Friday evening.
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japanese Luncheon

Mrs. Esteiia Link. assisted by her
two daughters. Mrs. Charles Edward
fngweraon and Mrs. George Munter.
entertained the jolly Eight club at
her home. 1905 Eighth ave. ~. w.
Wednesday. August ie. at a delight
full Japanese luncheon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-17

Members OF tho womenfn CONNER.
clai Club will hold their annual bas
ket picnic al the home Of Mrs. r.
Gates. al Edmonda. Saturday, Au.
gust 10. Those going In the after.
noon will leave from the Curtis stu
do. Fourth and University. AZ 80
o'clock. or. II enough cars are not In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-17
Surprise Shoiner

Mlws fiernlee Olson entertained
with a surprise shower and supper
AZ her home recently. In honor OF
Miss Dorothy Esohwlg. who II TO he
an August bride. The guests In.
cluded fifteen intimate frNnda ~ the
honor guest.
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Buffet Dinner and Dance

Invitations are cut for a buffet
dinner and dance 60 be given by
Captain O, +. Jackson and she ward.
roem officers OF tho Il, 4 =, Msaais.
sirpl. on board ship. Saturday even.
ing.
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Informal BRIDGE

Miss Claire and Miss Karla stoL
tenberx are entertaining Informally
az bridge at their homo Friday after.
noon. 20 compliment their house
guest. Mrs. Robert reiouxe Betty
Crafti Of Portland.
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Seattle Chapter. No. %. O. r.. g..
Social Club viii give a card party
az Wings cafeteria. 1909 First ave.
Friday evening. August 20. ~ sac
o'clock.
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BY Wanda Won Kettler

We were thru with tho Carbon
glacier, but not thru with the
day. II wasn't more than four
o'clock. We'd made our way up
the dusty glacier moraine and
down the grassy slope Of IN.
other slide. We were thinking Of
going back 20 camp. just thinks
Ing about il: that was all A cool
creek that lay sunisen deep be-
tween iis messy banks at iho
bottom Of the slope had stopped
rs. And we'd planted ourselves
nj the side ~ ii--under y mighty
hot sun.
Said Oscar. sitting up a. ease aftei
submerginK his features IN the cfeel
and consuming a drausht OF IN
GOODNESS. .i'ii tell you wha, let's do
Let's talk about what we're going /,
have to eat"
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Luncheon at West
Side Home

Mrs. Max kuner IL entertaining
with n bridge luncheon Of twelve COW
ers at her home On the West slide
wednesday. August 81,
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Any Wild animals loose about
tho hills that day took 20 their
hoie~ or their caves. bottled TIA.
doors. and have not come cut
sinc~. I'm certain " that. n tho
shriehs ~ . 7.year old on bath
night can wake up = neiEhber.
hood. th~ vocal results from the
nero suggestion Of . swim in
the mountains can wreck . hill.
side.
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Mrs. Eberle Honor Guest

Mrs. Alexander naiilie win he
hostess az luncheon Friday. honoFins
Mrs Eherle. wife Of Admiral Edward
W. Eterle. commanderln.ehlef OF the
Pacific fleet.
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Englelcood Golf
Club Hosts

Saturday. August Ts. the Engie.
wood Golf club is entertaining mem
bers ana guests AZ an afternoon os
bridge. followed by a dinner and
dance.
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Not everybody had taken bath
Ing suits ON that trip. Oscar
hadn't hut Lucy. Georges. and
I. who had dcvided To take the
dip. hsd finally dragged him
into the party regardless. And
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WAsHINGTON.--A. Bruce ~
laski 70 be- permitted 70 return r
United States. according 70
nrned reports from Mexico ca
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The white Shrine Thimble club
will meet az the home Of Mrs. Ada
Stewart. 1915 itth ave. Friday, Aug.
ust 10. from 10 until 4 o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-17

SYDNEY. y. Striking snIsrru
ut Aberdeen stone troops from ~.
flax who arrive 10 subdue dlst~b
anceH.
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Stevens w. II. G.. No. 1. auxiliary
20 stevens Post No. !. q. A. r.. will
hold It's regular social meeting IN
vetersns' hall. Arrnory. Friday. Aug
ust IS. Noon luncheon. Friends
invited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-17

The Master Key Psychology class
will meet Friday. August ~. ~ 7:8e
D. m. IN the University branch u
brsry. Dr. Powers. teacher.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS


Ballard W. c. T. Z. will meet with
Mrs. Belle Longstreet. 1913 cath ave.
". w. Friday. August 70. at D. m.
Election OF officers.
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Yea said l. nervouniy; I'm Mys'
tic lake"
We'll" Georges came sort OF half.
way 10 the rescue. at the same time
volcing tho opinion OF tho mass. 1T
would be COLD. up here IN the hills.
but We ought at least 20 take a look
al Mystic lake"
Which presented the idea 10 us that
we'd been eneamped at "ths lake. "
two days and hadn't even seen It..
One quarter Of mile east from our
camp the lake rested. and we hadn't
so much as gone thru the grove of
trees 10 look at e. been gailoplng
several miles hence 20 glaciers before
bothering 10 view. almost In our own
front yard. ono OF the most pictur.
raaus and well mystic" little
lakes of the mountain. The mutual
realization Of our n.headedneas
made US all friends again.
And. Incidentally. when We
passed by camp on our way 10
Tho lake that afternoon. some Of
NJ stopped and picked up bath.
Ing suits. and things 10 serve ms
bathing suits. which wc took
along.
Thru the grove % trees we went
then. over knoll and down 10 tho
fr-shaded shores Of Mystic lake
Just little lake II is-~not more than
n quarter % mile long and an eighth
of mile wide. Its banks are low in
most parts. and green and grassy. IL
10 surrounded most entirely. BY the
trees. on the north side. thickaf: on
tho south aide. leaving spaces thru
which tho snowy top Of Mount Iial.
nier may peek. patches OF htsia trees
And about the depih---weil. we who
finally fnads for the water that day
had reason TO wonder for a while
about that depth. rho water was
shallow close 20 tho shore
and very clear above ita sandy and
slightly rocky bottom. A. ws pro.
eeesied out IL was Htiil shallow. We
began To feel unnecessary.
We'd gone about quarter os the
way across the lake and thu depth
was just about one foot. Georges.
who had been persuaded 10 try the
Lake suddenly sposfed something.
You see out there" he said.
about another 20 feet. where tho
iAus line u the water suddenly
CHI mrs. 20 grr~n. Well TN get deep
out there"
And u did. n dropped Off sudden.
iy 10 ws don't know what. and con.
tinuef 20 be deep until Il reached
very eioss 70 ti~ opposite shore.
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@swfMsflNcf" The five indivsdu.
ais seated near me on the green
grass believed IL tog.thor. And tho
iittie creek stopped a moment. then
hurried mAdiy on.
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Auxiliary Of seattle Post No. IL

Auxiliary 10 Seattle post No. IS.
American Legion. viii meet At the
home Of Mrs. q. w. Winnerland,
zoss w. Bist a.. Friday. August 10.
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Tea viii be served at 1890 O'Clock.
Take car no. "a.
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The Ladies' Of the Golden North
will have short business meeting.
Friday. August ~. followed by no.
ciai. n, 1851 First ave. All mem.
bern OF Yukon Order OF Pioneers In.
vlted.
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I'm never going to forget the
creature ~ he stood there In the
shallow water. after the first
dip beyond the green line. shiv-
sering unhappily Ia pair Of
drenehsd Khaki trousers and n
soaked white siiIrt, and saying
amid tho teeth chattering.
.yc--gods. s-s-some ides--this.
ss-s.swimming In am eifed
snowbanhs'
That night. as we went hack %
camp. we saw footprints on the
trail. And We WIRE right In our
aursnJnes; The Y. NJ. c. A.. boys.
whom We had met on the trail lead.
ing 70 Yellowstone cliffs. had come
60 Mystic lake M they had told un
two days before they planned 70 do.
The NEXT morning three OF tiwm
came over from their camp. n half
mile or 30 from ours. and called
upon rs. We all sat under our in.
dlvisuai mosquito nsstings and dis.
GUESSED the best prevsntative~ and
cures for insect bitsn. The boys.
seemingly. had been visited by n
fairly good aired delegation Of red
ants from neiehboring hlll. and
were much perturbed. We told them
our chief aadnxsa was tho mesquite
crop.
The three boys each carried little
Jars of mosquito ointment and they
gave one 20 each OF us Girls. We
were thrilled 20 tears. The prceensa.
ton Of box Of bonbons may he
all right In the city. but II can't come
up 20 that OF mosquito ointment in
the hills.
That same morning VIE set
out 20 cross = few snowfields en-
route TO the snow.whIte Win.
thrpp glacier.
ITO he Continued
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The 1924 Mairona' club win m~t
Friday. August IS. with Mrs. Beuiah
Norman. esb4 zsth ave. g. Members
are asked 10 meet NJ Third ave. and
Pike NJ. nj 1915 a. m. and take car
No. IL 10 end Of line. where they
VIII transfer 20 Beacon bus.
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Oscar always wanted 10 talk
about what we wer. going 10
have 20 eat.@ The main Discus
sion on the way back from amy.
where always had 10 do with
the menu for IN. next meal.
And by IN. third day ~ camp
everything In The way Of feed In
the camp cupboard had been dis
eusNed and considered 10 fhoro
~ TINT every meal for the rest
Of the week had been decided
upon.
The advance decisions. however
iid not put ar end 10 the usual corn
lns home discussions. Oscar. a.,
least. always rehenrNed the menu
and told ua. 20 81. exact number.
Just how many siswed prunes each
or Va was 20 get.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-17

On this afternoon. tho. we'd
climbed the dusty moraine. then
made cur way down the slope under
sun that was hot. Mountain suns.
when hot. ARE hot. ard ! had reason
20 know 81. That hat OF mine had
been gone now Just two days.
said I. after Oscar had balmfnily
suggested his mems discussion. NO.
III tell you shat let's do. Let's 60
swimming
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-17

That same morning VIE set
out 20 cross = few snowfields en-
route TO the snow.whIte Win
throp glacier.