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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-24
We TOWNE GOSSIP
ht, 1879, by Star Co
BY X. G., b.

Dear K. c. B.-I have been thinking
about the discussion you had about the
girl who put her arms around her Dad
and forthwith Dad came across with
Ave
What I want TO know, K. c. B., is
what about US who have no Dad 10 kiss
for dve2 IL isn't so much the fve but
just to have no Dad at all Things get
pretty dark sometimes, and 1t would
seem wonderful to have a Dad to go TO
and to know that he Is there to stand
between you and the rest Of the world.
What lout rs, <. c. BIT
JUST A DADLESS GIRL
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-24

THERE seems Fairgrounds everywhere but
in the city
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-24

THE BOARD OF PUBLIC Fourth of July
year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19

Cosrfs enc thing What ~ ~
What IL this aglurlng prize always
dangling before each navy man'n
nose. from the earewUgn captain 20
tho gay young Enbf II II big
v hlts u on the ssnokessaek. such as
the e. : s. California sporiAY That
Il for engineering efficiency. Il Il 4
big thing. hut between you and me
ana tho turret top there IA some.
thing Just trisic bigger And thats
a big white Il on the coming tower
That means The stlp has won the
gunnery trophy. the most Hrdsntiy
desired prize Ia the United States
navy And sha big white r IL err
Titled 60 stay on the coming tower
for one entire year n you viii look
AZ the assembled battieshlps you viii
soon discover that proud and shining
+. It's on the coming tower of the
flagship OF Rear Admiral u n. Jack.
son. Z. a. ". the 4. 8. 4 New York
whose commanding officer IL Captain
A. W. Kinds. T. s. ~ And there Il
viii remain during the year 1929.
When the trophy was received II
was accompanied by an autogra phed
photograph from President Harding,
sent 70 the officers and mrn of the
New York. with congratulations and
high praise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19

OF The ". Is. 8. New York are Cap.
tain A. w Iliuds. Z. :. ~. com.
handing. Commander II. l.. BERRY.
~. s. ~. executive officer. Command.
er X r. scudder. T.. $. y. Llsuten.
ant Commander J nnsf. Z. =. ~.
Lieutenant Commander O. L. VOL.
ford. r. r. n. Lieutenant J. NJ.
Miller. Y. $. ", Lieutenant T.. Davis.
r. 4. ~. Lieutenant a. g. Shepard.
u. =. ~. Lieutenant r W. Benson.
4. 8. ~. Lieutenant ". G Ludlow.
Jr.. Y. $. ~. Lieutenant II. i. lily.
Y. S. ". Lieutenant =. II. Gambrill.
Y. s. ~. Lieutenant y. H. Cooke. 4.
S. n. Lieutenant W. w. Weber. ".
s. ~. Captain r. H. West. 4. s. NJ.
G.. Lieutenant J kBluf. e. =. NJ G.
The medical officers are Licuien.
ant Commander w q. Farwell. NJ.
c.. Z. s NJ. Lieutenant L. r. snyder.
y. c.. q. s. ~. Lieutenant II. b.
West. NJ. G.. Z. 8. n.
Other officers are Commander J.
r. Kutz 8. G.. 4. 8. n, Lieutenant
w. A. Settle. s. c.. U. S. NJ. Com.
mander r. A. Broadmnn. chaplain.
Y. 3. n,
And IN addition there arc enough
eligible ensigna 20 furnish partners
for a score or two OF wicked sub.
deba.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19
Banquet for
Distinguished
Overseas Women

Honoring three distinguished WON.
en- who are IN Seattle this week for
convention activities. the Seattle
unit Of the Women's Overseas league
are giving a banquet this evening at
! o'clock 1t the Hotel Washington
Annex
The honor guests are Mrs. Nor.
man Shannon Hall. Mrs. J. W. Bor.
land and Miss clothier Leslie. known
~ The Little Mother OF the aIst
Division"
Miss Hose Glass. who has recently
returned from the national eonven.
tion IN Washington. d. c.. and Mrs.
Neil Hamblen. president Of the club.
VINO Is leaving soon for an extended
Eastern trip. will also be honored.
Reservations are open to cx.serytce
women.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19
Affairs Planned for
Miss RnrnhiseL

a number Of affairs are planned
as prenuptiai compliments to Miss
Katherine Barnhisei. whose marriage
TO Mr.. George r. Pierrot win be an
event Of August 81.
Among them will DO the luncheon
Miss Lurilne Brown Is giving al the
Yacht club. Monday afternoon. which
viii include the members Of the
bridal party; Tuesday. Miss Anita
Merry Wheeler " giving large ton
NJ her country home. Gray Oaks"
Tacoma; Thursday. August "a. Mrs.
Albert Osborne is entertaining with
a bridge tea. and Saturday. August
20. Miss Vernita Swezcn win have
the bridal party for luncheon AT the
Rainier club.
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Mrs. Broderick to
Honor Mrs. Baker

In farewell to Mrs. Ralf Douglas
Baker Charlotte Mann Mrs. Henry
Frederick has cards out for tea
at her residence, Wednesday after.
noon. August %, from TO O'Clock.
The invitations have been confined
70 the intimate friends Of the honor
guest Mrs. G.. II. Mann. mother OF
Nirs. Baker. win preside over the
tea table. assisted by Mrs. Broder-
ticks two niecea, Mrs. Francis Ever.
EFT Mitchell and Mrs X. A. Hyatt.
Mrs. Baker. with Ensign Baker Of
the U. s. S. California. who have
been spending several weeks with
the Brodericks, are leaving the last
Of next week for their new station
In California.
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Orthopedic Tea
Shop Calendar

Mrs. Arthur I'hInney VIII be host.
ess for Trinity Parish Guild on Mon.
day at the Orthopedic Tea Shop, AZ
sisted by Mrs. J. y. Shepherd. Mrs.
y. y. Christie, Mrs. A. w. Anderson.
Mrs. r. Bethel and Mrs. J.. X
Jameson.
Tuesday Mrs. J. j. Lea will be
hostess for Denny.Fuhrman guild.
"Wednesday, Mrs. James -. Kline.
hostess for Madrona guild: Thursday,
Mrs. George II. Appleton, hostess
for Queen Anne guild. this TO be
known as Alpha day: Friday. Mrs.
Harry Coe. host~as for Washington
I,ark guild; Saturday, Mrs. George
kicLord. hostess for l.. o. E. club.
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Giue Attractive
Tea T'odnu

To compliment Miss Marcia Fer.
ger and Miss Louise Enrich. two
early autumn brkies.ri.ct. Miss
Eileen and Miss Margaret Delaney
were hostesses. this afternoon. enter.
tanning with a dainty tea At their
home from 4 until = o'clock. Long
spires Of pink giadloii and golden
glow effectively decorated the rooms
and long. low basket Of early fall
flowers waa used on the attractive
ten table. Presiding here were Mira
Arthur Trurnbuil Lee. Mrs. Howard
chastain. Mrs. Edwin Charles Ewing
and Mrs. Francis Everett Mitchell.
Miss Margaret Yerkes. Miaa Gladys
Deer. Miss Sarah Mcciinfock Of $40.
kane. Miss Luriins Brown. Miss Lura
Tanner and Miss Farrfs Norton as
sisted.
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To Assist at Mrs.
Wdinlrri1hts Tea

Mrs. a. ID Wainwright VIII ~ ~.
sisted at the tea she is giving Wed.
nesday afternoon August %. at har
home. Holly Lodge on Magnolia
Bluff. by Mrs. NJ. y. Augustine. Mrs
T. y. Corey. Mrs. William Avery aud
Mrs. q. =. n. Pratt. who wlll alter.
nate At the tea table. with Mrs. 1 n.
Jennings IN charge of tiw dining
room. Assisting viii he the Misses
Dorothy Avery. Marion Psploe. Ellza.
beth Green. Dorothy Thompson and
Mrs. Ray w. Bauer
About the rooms viii be Mrs v. -.
Maddocks. airs. II. r. palmerton and
Mrs. Adam Beeler The cards viii
be received by Muriel Mntzen and
Marjorie Mcpherson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19
ID A TIES
TO REMEMBER


SUNDAY. ArUrsr ae--
Mfs end Mrs a. ati#erfNan at harne
rom - : e'sioes 70 hsncr shslf
aaashfsr Miss sarah alissgman
TUESDAY. Arorsr IT,
Mfa Howard y. CHaafsih Nisf IN.
tsftain aith bridge Sea AZ horne.
a. pitsneri Miss Isasiss Ehsllch
ard MAS Marcia uefesf
Mfe leo Hraanefe tea 20 ramrii.
nent her sister, Mrs William
i.adius Niss - chioano. Rt home.
NJ and NJ. william crosby 10 en.
teftain at tsuchrsa ~ thu Sunset
eiub. % hnaar Mrs ) ~ BETTE
cf AAn Frsnaisec. and Mrs. W ".
Bell.
wEDN ESpAy. August ss--
Mr. Joseph u. nisafa ta b. hostess
81 bridge luncheon ~ hofhs. 'sThn
Firs.~ 10 honor u her house quest.
Mrs.. Louis y. Becker. % Asw
Yark.
Miss victoria Jones 70 be hostess ~
tea At home. from until
o'ciack. TO honor Mias EdWenA
RatleaEe
Mrs. Edward Lincoln Smiths lunch.
con At Sunset club. to honor her
sisisr4in.iaW. Mrs Charles wilson.
81 Michigan.
Mrs Esussi a. waiter and Mrs.
Victor y. nab.i 70 entertain
Gamma rhi Meta sorority az
Hunts Psint clubhouse
THURSDAY. AUGUST a.
Miss Emily Jenncile's luncheon at
home. eomplimentiuE Miss Dean
Lombard
Mise Dorothy Davis 70 entertain
With shower tea, oemplimentinE
Miss Louise Ehflioh.
FRIDAY. AUGUST gs--
Miss Gertrude Janasu'a bridge even.
inn and towel shower. In cofnpti4
ment 20 Mics Louise Ehrllch.
Womens University club a. ha,N
bridge tea at Gamma Phi pets
house. 1872 18th ave, n. E. az
o'clock For reservations call Mrs.
G u. Kline, kenwood sst1.
SATURDAY. AUGUST &C.
Alas Alma Calhoun 70 entertain at
bridge. as compliment 60 Niles
Marcia nsrgsr and Miss Louise
Enrich.
TUESDAY. August 90
THIS marriage 81 Misa Dean Lom-
bard TO Mr. Francis Lemon
Brown. IN tho Prospect Coagroga-
tienai church, at ss1o o'clock
Mrs Roger sands and Mrs. Frank
Wurshurg 70 he hoatessen al
bridge tea At Mrs. sands homa.
H"HNlhk Mfht LOUISE bbfilSh,
THURSDAY. AUGUST a.
The marriage Of Miss Kathryn
Harnhisei 10 Mr.. George y. PIER
rett IN Christ Episcopal church.
OF sia0 o'clock
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER D.
The marriage Of Miss Edna Me.
creery TO Mr. Beverly Vernon
Hancock. In Trinity church. at
siso o'clock.
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER u
The marriage II Miss Louis Ehrlieh
20 Mr. Royce Janson. IN bethany
Presbyterian church, al S3s0
o'clock.
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER H.
The marriage Of Miss Marrery
Lindsay 10 Mr.. Mitchell Vaughn
Charnley. az the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs o. l.. Lind
| say, at a's0 o'clock In The after
noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19

~ Rear Admiral r. ". Jackson.
q. Z. ~. commander ~ battieehip
division SIX. attached 10 his flagship.
the q. =. \. Nsw York. includes Lieu.
Tenant Commander o. Smith. 4. s.
n. flag secretary Lieutenant Com.
mander ~ G. Robertson. e. 4. n.
FLAG lieutenant. Lieutenant +. VI.
Luud. 4. 3. ". division radio orr.
Ger. Major r. n. Farauharson. l.. S.
N. G., division marine officer.
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Seattle
Society
Pretty Home Wedding
Solcmili<ed This After
noon, Orerseds Women
10 BE Honorcd.

YTuaE marriage % Miss Clara Frid.
i lender. daughter Of MIR, and Mrs.
Charles Mtlien F'ridlender 60 Lieut..
Christian Hlldebrand L. :. A. Of
Camp Lewis son 81 Mrs. a. Hide.
brand Of Philadelphia. was roien.
nlsed at the home OF the brides par
vnfs this afternoon at one o'clock
Rev. r. s. Green. OF Aberdeen. per.
farminE the ceremony IN the pres
snee of seventy.flNe relatives and
friends
The flower appointments OF the
home were developed IN the pastel
shades. A bridal aisle. banked on
either side with tail.stemmed pink
gsadloli and vine maple. led 70 a
canopy Of sweet peas ana lilies 81
the valley In wiStaria effect. Apple
blossom glndloll we're maSsed on the
mantle. and wicker standards At the
corners of the room held great elus.
tiers Of sheil-plnk gladloli. Turnout
the home. pink Ia all itS delicate
color variations WAS used against q
background II green.
Mrs. 0rville Adams. aunt Of the
bride. played the wedding march and
little Margaret Crsffiths and Pauline
skinner were the ushers.
The bride. given In marriage BY
hnr father. was exquisite IN an Inn.
ported bridal dress or Chantilly lnee
and SIN chiffon. a wide bertha Of the
lncc az the hatrau neck line. and
shirrcd bands 81 chiffon and French
roses for a xirstle. the shirred bands
OF chiffon forming a beautiful de
sign on the long. straight lines Of
the skirt. The tulle veil. bound with
coronef of Grange blossoms. extend
tnK into a train. WAS caught NJ the
edge with sprtEs OF orange bios.
sans. Orchids. valley lilies and white
ophelia roses formed the colonial
shower she carried
This maid o. honor. Miss Louise
Nacponaid. was guwned IN chlna
blue crepe Dc chime. designed on sim
pie tines. Flowers were used for the
gtrslle and Preach rosehuas were
worn In her hair. Columbia roses
were tho flowers carried Mary Jane
the bride. was the petite ring bearer
she wore dainty ruffied frock Of
white silk pad carried a basket of
white russhuds. Lieutenant Roy
Parks. clAssnlAte mt West Point OK
the groom. was best man. Mrs. F'rid
lender. neither az tho bride. wore iitac
chiffon. with silver gsrdle and orna.
uens. and q corsage Of orchsia and
lilies Of the valley.
After the service an Informal rccrp
ttou was hsl1 and q wedding supper
served at small tables. decorated with
miniature baskets Of orchid sweet
peas and apple blossom giadioli. The
brtte's tahle wns lovely with an at
srafssve center Of Butterfly roses.
car1 Jasmine and stattice. with the
addition Of the brides and groom's
cakes
Later In the evening. when the
bride and BRIDEGROOM left on their
wedding trap. Mrs. Hildehrand wore
three piece costume OF two.toned
blue duyetyn. a black tasfetn hat and
= corsaxe OF orchids. Following
sofourn in British Columbia. Lieu
tenant and Mrs Hildebrand Will Be
~ horne after September rs. at seho-
field barracks. near Honolulu. fEa-
wniian islands
Mrs. Hiidehrnnd IA a graduate OF
Aberdeen high school ard attended
the Conservatory OF Music in cincin.
natl Ohio. Lieut. Htldebrand II n
graduate OF West Point.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19
1T NAY BE

whispered in this connection. pc.
lite annie. that the y. s. s. Texas.
whose commanding officer Is Cap.
tain A. NJ Proctor. Z. s. NJ. won the
Runnsry trophy twice. ia 1916 and
In 1917. Only once before in the his
tory Of the navy has tho same ship
won this trophy twice
The u. s. s.. Oklahoma. whose
commanding officer Is Captain s. v.
Graham. Y. $. ~. has trophy for
small arms Workmanship. And the
r. =. s. kidder. whose commanding
officer is Commander w. s. Audcr.
son. Y. s. ~. holds tho destroyer
trophy for short range battle prac.
lice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19

TT TOu are going 20 spend an even.
Ia Paris. this Is what you'd very
likely wear;
An evening gown Of either one OF
two typea--the loosely hloused. low.
wasted style OF georgette or chiffon.
beaded. or the draped gown closely
nodded TO your figure
You would choose u probably In
some shade az rcd--from orange 70
mauve. with all the flame. cerise.
tomato and fuchsla shades between.
Very likely Il would be beaded,
since beads show not the slightest
signs Of becoming less popular II
would be quite long say five inches
from the floor--and would have trail
ing panels or drapes to make 1t even
longer.
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Personal

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick I. Fischer
have as their sueats. Mr.. A. NJ.
Kirby. Americoa consul at Saigon,
French Hindu.china. and Mrs.
Kirby. who arrived this week on the
Admiral jackson from the orient,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirby ARE on their
wedding trip. having married three
weeks ago In Manila. Mr. and Mrs,
Fischer are taking their guests 70
Mount Rainier for the week end.
Mr.. T. X. Foiherlnsham left thia
morning for Montana. on a ten
days business trip
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. X. Elder OF Port.
land are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Fellows.
| Miss Martha saehctt spent several
days this week az Mount Rainier.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hellgmann Of
gsz7 Harvard ave. ~. who havw been
travelling abroad for several months.
expect 20 sail shortly on The Fredsr.
lex VIII for home
Mrs. Ross y. Hihier and son.
flIanei. have returned from Portland.
where they matored fortnight ago.
70 vialt Mfn. kiblera parents. SIR.
and Mrs. NJ. C. on
|
Mrs.. w. r.. Hlll and daughter.
Marie. returned recently from two
months motor tfsp % California.
Mrs. Francis Wilmington ~ Port.
land iz the house gueat ~ Mr.. and
Mrm. G. ~ Ffidiendcr. coming over
70 attend the F'rldlendef IiildehrAnd
wedding to-day.
Dr. and Mrs. J. r. nowiinT have
mosored to Victoria for a two weeks
visit,
Mr. and Mrs. Howell Tnium arc
entertaining a. ther house guests
Mr. Tnium'n sister. Mr. Hen
Franklin. and children. Maxine. Ben.
iamin and vivian. cf ~. Louis. Mo.
Mrs Mary Green Lewis has AZ her
house guests for the month %
August her sister and nephew. Mrs.
=. ~ Hsotvs. and Spencer Stokes.
n Minneapolis. aiso Mrs Jean 6.
Tayior and daughter. Miss Jean Tay.
Iar. % Grnnd Forks ~. y.
AIRS. r. q. Hudner and two chil.
arsn. Margaret Jean and isotasse. AFe
leaving August ~ for a tWp months
trip IN the East
Nrn. Frefrrirk Han white ieft Ffi.
day for Yellowstone park. 10 10 away
for about three weeks.
Mlas Ailrs TAnxer ieft sunday for
fartniEhs'a trip 70 Yaliownions
park.
Mr.. ard Airs j. y. Hea,snnon left
Friday evening Tor Victoria. u. G..
to spend the weeh ens.
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Cards out for Tea

Miss Paula Cody has sent out
cards for a tea Saturday afternoon.
August 26 from 4 to s o'clock. In ner
apartment at the Old Colony.
Presiding at the ten table will be
Mrs. Howard y. chastain. Miss
Trammel Rutherford. Miss Dare Al.
bertson and Miss Betty Albertson.
and assisting win fe the Misses I.aur.
aine Campbell. Katherine and Ruth
Unlock. Frances Branigan. Pearl
Harold, Lots AIbertson. Dorothy
Brashington and Frances listed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19
Announcement Of
Marriage Is Surprise

Coming ~ a surprise to their large
circle Of friends in this city Is the
announcement Of the marriage OF
Mrs. Anna Prada. well known in
literary circles. and Mfr. Herbert
Greenberg Of Mona. Alaska, which
was solemnized in Vancouver. Wash.
recently.
Mrs. Greenberg Is the mother OF
Mrs Albert Pick. Jr.. Of Chicago
corinne FradaD. we'll known pianist.
who with Mr.. Pick IL visiting her
mother. and her grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. Leopold N. Kirshbaum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19

A silver tes wtll be given ~ the
Altar guild az the ~. Johns
church. west seattle. at the hons
o. Mrs. William Irons. 1870 aSsr
ave-. Thursday. August -. ~ sssp
o'clock A musical prpFfnm AMI
other attractions viii be given dur.
ina tho afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19
Gen. Bundy to Go
to the. Philippines

MANILA. 7. l.. Aug ia.--Nah
Gen. William Wright. ranking army
commander in the Philippines. TODAY
was ordered 20 leave for Washing.
ton IN September on account OF u
health.
1t was believed here MAI. efh.
Omar Bundy would he his successor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19

NEW YORK.--Al Jolson, musicai
comedy comedian, gives out infof'
nation that for several days he has
been married 60 Alma Osborne. ~
actress. formerly OF Easton. Pa. Mis-
Osborne was known on the stage A.
Ethel peimar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19

The CITY Federation % the w. G.
r. 4. viii picnic 1T the hufne -
Mrs jackson HlIhauxh. iats sarst
avs. Tuesday. August -. bewin.
ming nj 1880 o'clock Afrx f.iixA
beth O. Middleton. rational nupsffn.
tandeus Scientific Temperance
union. who h spending her vaca.
ton IN Seattle. wtli be one 81 the
speaker
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
Rainier Chapter. ID. a. IT,. ssud.
flaaa

This study class of Itsinier chs,s.!
y. a. r. are inaUguraflng a. ~
nuai play day IN honor of ts4s =,
members Of the chapter. which ii
be gwen this year n the hor~ 4
Mrs. ~ G. Hurley. sIs II. sias
on wednesday. August %.
A picnic luncheon viii be -.
on The lawn ~ O'Clock. followed i
games and amuseusvnfa IneIufe< ,
new members VIII he those who =,
Joined the chapter IN the past tim
years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19

The Womcn'r C4vic club viii begin
the club season with mn open meet.
ing At tho horne Of the president.
Mrs 4. Pearson. 1gsa Queen Anne
ave. on Tuesday. August gs. at iS0
- m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19
TIE HOSPITALITY

OF The navy. which adds honor TO
the nation. gives pleasure to the
civilians. and returns the officers
pay only too quickly TO the taxpayer.
was beautifully expressed during the
week by official entertaining on the
u. $. S. California. the u. s. s. okla.
homa and the U. s. S. Mississippi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19
SERVICE

With England's Grand Fleet. dur.
Ing the war Is n distinction that can
be claimed by only two ships OF the
Pacific fleet tho =, s. s. New York
and the y. s. s. Texas. The Texas
Is veteran Of several foreign wars,
and the New York veteran of at
least one. and that the most far.
reaching Of them all.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19

PHILADELPHIA Major General
Leonard Wood. governor general Of
the Philippines. 70 assume duties as
head OF University OF Pennsylvania.
Jan. L.
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Round Robin Social club Win i. 81
tertained ~ Mrs Eleanor VIM.
ies home. 6z27 fgfh Il. VI. Msss.
August ~. at 1870 3. m. E-<1
whist viii BE played. high 49,
awarded and Fefrenhmena ss,s.s
Mrs. Aauas Myers, assisting 80.
Take FaUntiefoy car 70 Brandor !.
and walk three blocks 70 SON 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19
Tea Dance on u. S. S.
California

The commander ,inehief and STAFF
and captain and officers ~ the Z.
5. y. California are entertaining on
board. Thursday. August 81. with
tea dance from four until six O'Clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19
Miss Margaret Yerkrcs
Plans Bridge

compllmentlng Miss Louise F:hr.
Heb. Mixes Margaret Yefkes IA enter.
tanning with eight tables 81 bridge
Saturday. September Z. AZ her hofue
az Seahurwt park.
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state ~ Sew York II a. magnificent
a. her millionaire eiisSena could
make n II will bp used during the
present fret period 81 several par
ties the officers are planning in cegn.
pilmeni 70 their various civilian
hosts and hoatesEaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19

The Writer'S club VIII meet I
Tuesday evening August 70. AZ
O'Clock in the lecture room o. q
Y. W. G. A. Manuscripts win I
read by r. Boney Weir and Gertr1
Blair. Visitors welcome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19

Guns ron MONDAY
University Of Michigan AIsms.

University Of Michigan AIsm...
Luncheon
The slumuae u ihe unlverrs..
Michigan VIII meet for luneh...
the women's University club I,
day August II, a. 1870 49,
when Nra Evans Hoibfook ~
beth Brown. '0al. u Ann 4,
Mich bringing with her m n.
est campus nsw8, VIII be the :.
u honor Telephone rsseryat,o..
the club house. Elliott 4s4o,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19

Tho summit was a miserable thing
TO reach. IL would see us coming,
then move up just that much higher.
I know Il did that. because 1 watch.
ed Il long time. meanwhile climb.
ing. and II didn't get bit closer for
over sn hour Finally. tho, we
reached it~-up tho boulders.
And any one who does not believe
we reached the summit OF old Desc.
late will find our initials written on
a rock, which balances near the edge
and faces south, ON the very top OF
the mountain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-19

We began the pull 60 the sum.
NIT. II WAS that little effort over
the rocks thai did the final work
ON my footwear. Gone at the
bottom, wrecked AZ the sides. and
not biz more left than that
which positively had 10 he there
when needed 10 tramp from the
hills back 90 civilization. So the
boots couldn't be- worn again
for playing about.
oh. well, Oscar had n pair Of
extra tennis shoes. sire 81 or ..
on the trip. 80 | didn't go WITH.
OFT footwear. l had plenty
OF II.