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FLAGSHIP TEA DANCE

ON Thursday morning the U. =, =
California. flagship of Admiral =,
W Eherie. u. s. ~. commander IN
chief OF the Pacific fleet. win leave
the Yard snd anchor IN Seattle
harbor.
on Thursday afternoon the adj.
mirai. the captain. and the ward.
room officers viii be- hosts at tea
dance. The iiat IL large.
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Sunset Club Setting !.
for Attractive Luncheon

Mrs. BENJAMIN $. Groxscup was
hostess ut an attractive luncheon OF
nine covers Mt the Sunset club today.
6cnoring Mrs. \. A. Perkins and Mrs.
John Scott Of Los Angeles A grace.
full arrangement OF lavender and
pink sweet peas. with here and there
the soft tints OF the pink water lily,
csntcrcd the table. At each cover
was q corsagc OF the same blossoms.
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HER MEDICAL OFFICERS

Include Lieutenant Commander =.
L. Higslnn. ~. c. Z. &. n: fAeutcn.
ant Commander r. G. Anderson. NJ.
&c. y. 8. NJ Lieutenant Commander
J. u. liaiieck. ID. c. Z. =. n.
Other officers are Commander y.
s, stnniecher. y. G. L. n n. Lieu.
tenant c. II. kranz. chaplain. U.
Is ~.
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Dinner Compliments
Ennnned COnnLe

In compliment TO Miss Hazel Cas-
sidy and Lieut.. VIM. IL. Clayton. who
will wed in the late fall. Mr.. and Mrs.
y. l.. Day entertained az dinner sat.
urday evening. In their apartment at
the Mckay. Eight guests were seat
ed at the table. which was centered
with n low bowl OF pink flowers and
ferns.
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Informal Evening
for House Guests

Mr.. and Mrs. Mortimer Parker en-.
tertaincd informally Sunday evening
at their horne in honor OF Mrs. Par.
kcr's sister. Miss Justlna Wayne. and
her brotherin-iaw. Mr.. Charles
Bishop. Of New York. who have been
their house guests. Mr.. Bishop left
for New York on Monday morning.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS


a birthday dinner win BE- given
Thursday evening at s o'clock by
Circle u. First Presbyterian church.
IN the church social rooms. Rev. r.
l.. Forbes and Mrs. Forbes will be
patrons for the affair. For dinner
reservations telephone Main si77.
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HER SILVER

Comes from New Mexico. where
silver IL appreciated. az this beauti-
fui collection IL evidence. Why "A
ship owing allegiance 90 no hot a
place an New Mexico should choose
mancoia from the polar zone. don't
know, But can guess. In any
case u seems 90 BE- an arrangement
touched with magic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-22
Hostesses for
.Orth0nedic Tea Sh0p

The Madrona Guild viii preside at
the orthopedlc Tea shop tomorrow.
with Mrs. Joseph Gottsteln as hos.
tess She will be assisted by Mrs.
Francis Singleton. Mrs. w. j. coyie.
Mrs. w. Simpson. Mrs. Joseph Byrne.
Mrs. Robert Grass. Mrs. W. Bulow
and Miss Williams.
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HER RANKING orFIcEns

Are headed by Captain Yates stir.
ling. Jr. Y. T. ~. commanding off
cor, Commander n. y. Nichols, a. \,
n. Lieutenant Commander y. W.
Tod. 4. y. n, Lieutenant Command.
or u. .. Foy. 4. \. n. Lieutenant
Commander W. G. owen. L. y ~,
Lieutenant y. q wombie. u, \. Nj
Lieutenant A. sehulxe. 4. <. ~.
Lieutenant J II. Rcdman. L. \, NJ
Lieutenant c. J McReavy. T. y. NJ
Lieutenant q. y. Martin. y. \. n,
Lieutenant D. II. Dean. y. X. NJ
Lieutenant 4 n Brewer. U. y NJ
Lieutenant, y. E. Nelson. L. y. n.
Lieutenant n. W. Hfuncr. Y. \, NJ
Lieutenant 4. ". Morgan. 4. y. ~;
Lieutenant q. N. Mills. u. <. y.
And enslgnn enough 20 lag siege
20 every susceptible dcbutantc In
Seattle. And win.
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HER MAscors

Are UNIQUE. Two Valuable prdi'
greed Spl,n dogs. Tho delight ~
the ship, Their renowned ancestors
come from Spitzberg. that group %
islands anchored IN a glacial, Arctic
ocean. and breeding both men and
dogs OF undaunicd strain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-22

The study class OF Rainier chapter.
Daughters OF American Revolution.
will hold a luncheon and picnic Wed
ncsday. August "a. At i2;s0 o'clock.
at ,hc home OF Mrn. n. y. Hurley.
sie y. list ~. Take Green Lake car
and get Off nj Green Lake station.
walking u blocks north.
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Neighborhood Bridge
of Nine Tables

Mrs. Charles w. lea n giving n
neighborhood bridge tomorrow after
noon at her home. ss2o Il. Prospect
vt. There viii be nine tables In
play.
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y tired, WORKOUT
feeling and pain
full periods. fused
to get up with a
pain in my head
and pains in my
lower parts and
back. Often I was
not able TO do my
work. l read in
your little book
about Lydia +.
Pinkham's Veg
etabie Comno,ind
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Pre-Nuptial Affair
for Miss Wileu

AT her Eagle Harbor country
house. Mrs. Edward \. Hogg. Jr..
win entertain on Friday afternoon
with a luncheon IN compliment 70
Miss Marion Wiley. whose wedding
20 Mr.. Carl Norman Homer win take
place on Sept. Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-22

Get tfat way7 There arc several
reasons. Her trained and talented
officers for one. Her high grade.
Woodworking crew for another. Tier
constructive. consistent program.
for still another And Of course her
unrivalied maacots.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-22
Here it is-the big new package

IN answer to thousands of
9 women the country over
who are using Rinse we have
brought out this big new
package.
Millions of women who soak
their clothes have found that
just soaking in Rinse loosens
all the dirt. On the places where
the dirt is actually 9round-in
they rub a little dry Rinse, and
even this dirt rinses out.
For those who prefer to boil
their white cottons there is
nothing SO good as Rinse. Just
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-22

ton we'd be hurting pruns pits am
things all over the dining room.
Fact II, that Georges and Mrs.
Georges are all set up Ia brand
new bungalow IN Cowcn Park
and insist they are decidedly civ
Hired. Mrs. Georges informs M
that the family Is not living on
fudge. either.
About the regt--weli, Max II here
in town. planning on returning 70
the university In the fail. We
suspect him OF being bury writing a
book. or an epic. or something. based
on his experiences on the north side
OF Mt. Rainier.
Lucy--a lady Of leisure. Is staying
at home and playing about
Oscar Is back on the paper. and se
am l.
And now there's nothing 70 DO but
think about next years vacation.
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uER sNApr MARINEs

Arc ranged by Captain l.. q. Mer.
r,,,. u. q ~ C.: Lseuiennn, w y.
Richards. Z. \. M. C.. Licutenan, r.
I. Fcnton. Y. X. ~. c.
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Bridge Tea for
Miss McCreeru

With guests limited to strictly in.
innate friends OF Miss Edna Nc
creery. honor guest. Miss Ruth Price
is entertaining al "a bridge tea at her
home Friday afternoon.
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HER FLAGSHIP uoNoRs .

Began when rhe was the flagship
OF Admiral kodman. commander IN
chief 81 the Pacific fleet. when the
hatsieHhlpu first came 60 the Coast.
And flagship nhs II today Of Vice
Admiral w. II. Shoemaker. 4. s.
n. squadron commander.
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MystIc Jcwcl Rebcl,nh I.odgc

Mystic Jewel Rebckah lodge will
give an entertainment and dance Fri.
day evening. Aug. Is. at $40 o'clock.
at Odd Fellows hall.
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Elite Rcbeknh Lodge

Elite Rsbekah Lodge. No. 1874, will
give n card party at their hall.
2so9h Jackson at. Thursday eve
ming. August "a. at o'clock. All
Rebekahs and their friends arc In.
vited.
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Why visit this shanty cabin Just
this old deserted proapcctors' hhei'
teri Because Il IL more than just
that. IL IL the place of hundred
stories. On the walls within the
cabin above tho four hunks on one
side. scattered here and there on
other nidea~nnd on the shaggy pill
lars" that uphold the roof are the
names and lgitlals OF all who have
visited there. The names and
initials nre accompanied by days and
dates. and by the names Of thoh"
towns and cities from which the in
dividuais hail Globe trotterE and
climbers from all over the world who
have gotten into the Mystic lake re
Fion OF Mt Hainier have carved
their names IN the Mystic lake cabin.
Sometimes they have written a story
like this. "B ". D.-Portland.
Maine, July u. 1890. Came around
mountain. Got into cabin thru roof
when snow was 10 feet deep. Stayed
for the night"
We carved our initials on one Of
the shaggy pillars. then drlf'ed on
and hack toward camp. 20 find. when
arriving. that Whit had come In the
meantime.
That night, when all the mos.
auitoes had gone 10 sleep. and
the r~st OF us sat about the
campfire, munebing fudge. somr.
body--I think II was Max--sud-
denly looked up from the red Goals
with the words. 'T'il tell you what
let's do. Let's 10 up ON the
hill there. by Old Desoiate. sit on
a boulder. and look down on our
camp In the freight and moon
light"
so, ON that last night. NIL 81 ~.
Whit Included, climbed the hill
and sat upon the bouIders.
Then we looked toward our camp
and Mount Rainier. In the dark blue
sky. above the snow peak. a little 10
tho west. hung the yellow moon. like
half yellow cookie IN the sky. Be
low that. then. the mountain, IN all
lis mighty eoldncaa and bigness OF
night. Before Il. little 10 the east.
tho dusky. humble form OF Mineral
mountain. Then tho rolling hills and
the valleys. And finally our camp.
IN the grove 81 trees. with It's little.
white. ghog'likc tent and its blazing.
cracking fire sending sparks high
toward the sky. That was our camp
and It's world IN the moonlight and
freight.
Later. when we had returned from
the boulderH 20 the campfire side. the
halfcookie moon aid beneath tn.
hills and the stars came out. We
leaned back and looked at them.
They were close. very close. 10 us
like wee aplashes ~ gold In the sky.
We agreed that the oid.tifne story
was so--thoKc stars were just little
cracks IN the floor Of hcaven---ahln,
ing thru the gold.
Ne'd been quite close 20 fs~av.
en- UP iheFr. we senfimcntsiised.
Oscar. even. agreed. declaring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-22

Clara barton Tent. ID. ~ v. will
hold a picnic at RetniI Wednesday.
August 81. he al the coiman dock
AT 1910. All daughters and com.
rades are Invited.
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Mrs. Brddner's
Bridqe Tea TOddy

cornplimenting her sister. Mrs.
william Ladine Mes. OF Chicago.
Mrs. Leo Bradner was hostess this
afternoon at a charming bridge tea.
Assisting in receiving we'e Mrs. J..
Y. G. Kellogg and Mrs. cotter
O'Brien
Later Mrs. David w. Bowen and
Mrs. Phillip O. Hilditch presided
over the flower garIanded tea table.
Assisting in the dining room were
Miss Beth Bowen. Miss Phyllis Phil
lips. Miss vaIeria Pigott. Miss 10.
sephiE- Plgott and Miss Julia Dose.
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Mrs. Clarke Honored
at Lssncheon Toddg

Mrs sewcii Clarke. OF Phliadcl
phis. was the honor guest at a lunch
con given today at the sunset club
N her honor. by her mother. Madame
Raymond Auxias de Turenne.
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CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY
Lcnxue Of Woman voter.

League cf Women Voters will hold
a special meeting wednesday. nj ,h.
Y. W. C. A.. in order that they may
hear candidates In the coming pri.
mary election who have not yet spok.
en- before tho league.
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The Bluebird Social club viii meet
Thursday. Aug. ~. with Mrs Hor.
reii. 1879 w. b7th 81. Come at / 40
u. m.
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unI,er,l,r Post AUXILIARY

American Legion auxiliary 10 Uni
vcrsity post viii meet "wednesday.
August %. at y. M. at the unsycT.
sity branch library.
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leaves soor to make her home In
Portland. Ore. Mrs. II. y. Frye Is
giving an Informal luncheon Of eight
covers Friday afternoon. August IS.
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Bnrk again on the switchback
trnil. past the mouth Of the Carbon
glacier. down the rocky eiiffside 81
the Carbon overwhelming our nnow
white mountain behind. One place
on the rocky cliff trail had been
broken since we'd passed II before.
The packer. Whit told W, who bad
Travelled the way two days previous-
~. had lost two horses down The cliff
side. We girls. who took turns rid.
Ing Freckles over the rocks, held
him tightly on this broken stecpnesH.
while Freckies himself stepped gin
gerly and twitched his ears.
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KLAMATH FALLS. Ore.--Falling
into hot springs at Devils Tea.
KETTLE" Frank Albert. so. dies or
burns.
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Personal

ON the broad seas. en- route for
Honolulu. i Miss Elizabeth Glover.
% birmingham, who. prior To her do
parture. was tho house guest OF capt.
and Mrs. Frederic Mtlner. at Fort
Lawton.
Mr. and Mrs. william Glorious.
with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fox. g..
arc spending the week at Monte
Cfisto.
Mrs. Robert pelouse DEITY crafn
who has been the guest OF Mlas kan
la and Miss Claire Stoitenhetg. has
gone ON 10 neilingham today for a
short visit. before leaving Seattle for
Portland.
Miss Trammci Rutherford l. enter.
tanning Miss Morah Aidwcil and Miss
porven Aldwen. OF Port Angeles. at
her home.
Mrs Adelaide Jones Kierneff. who
has been with friends 81 Seattle dur
ing late July and early August. let
yesterday for New York city. stop.
pins on her way at Toronto for few
days
Mr.. and Mrs. $. E. Mitchell and
son. Jack. arr at Nashon Heights.
They win return 10 seattle about
September 1. s.
Mrs. Herbert Granville and chill.
dren. Katherine and Herbert. jr.. who
have been the guests Of Mr, and Mrs.
Emmett c. Brown Tor the summer.
leave today for their home In Bal
timore.
Mrs. shirley Parker and son. shir.
ley jr.. loft yesterday for Portland to
meet MIR. Parker. who il en- route
North from san Francisco. They
will remain In Portland for two
weeks. Swing several Of their days To
friends az Seaside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick u. Ham.
mons. with Mfr. and Mrs, Charles H.
Brown. motorcd to Lake Crescent for
the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Chalmers
and daughters are leaving. tho first
OF September. for Portland. where
they will make their future home.
Mr.. Alexander Baiiile. Mr.. walter
McEwan Tomkins. Mr.. william Rit.
ley and son. Alexander Riley. leave
today for forsnight'n trip to Loring.
Alaska.
Miss Elizabeth Hammons spent tho
weekend at Blg four Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs Max c. schwennnen
have motored TO Zurich. Mont. icav.
Ing Seattle Sunday morning. In
Zurich they will visit Mrs, sehwcnn.
sens parents. MIR. and Mrs. Edwin
). Hlxnone
Miss Ruth Tanzer ief, Monday for
Washington. u. C.. where she will
visit friends for several weeks.
AIR. and Mrs. Lyman ". Biaek
were at Mount Rainier over this
weekend.
Me-. and Mrs L. w Lewis. Mr. and
Mrs. Lester Lewis. Mrs. J. Il. Lewis
and Miss Josephine Lewis drove 10
Mount Rainier for the weekend.
Mrs. Susan Kirkham II the house
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Soyes
at their apartment In the st. Paul
She arrived Saturday morning
Florence. who have been the house
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. y. r. Leon.
ard. leave for their home In Superior.
Wis. Friday. Mrs. Saraxen Is Mrs
Leonard's mother.
Mr.. and Mrs W. v. Rinehart had
an their guests over the weekend
Capt. r.. ". walker. Of independence
Ore: Lieut.. Carl u. Gabrielson. Of
salem. Ore. and Lieut.. Lyle =
Brown. Of Portland. ore.
Mrs. n. r.. Hinkson left Saturday
on the s. s. Ruth Alexander for i
months visit with relatives in San
Francisco and Oakland.
Mr.. and Mrs Purvif Richie. oi
Vancouver. u. C.. spent the weekend
In Seattle.
leaves soon to make her home ir
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WOMAN COULD
NOT WORK
Made Strong and Well by
Lydia E.Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound

81. Paul. MINI. II took Lydia f.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for
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that tho more he thought about
scaling those cliffs Of ts,npern.
mental rock the more he was
certain of II.
And tho next morning stakes were
pulled up--and my tennis shoes. size
~ or .. pulled OFF. II WAS time for
me 10 thank Oscar mnchiy for every
bit Of them. and 20 climb again into
the remains OF my boots that had
been saved for The down trail trip.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS

"Wednesday afternoon. Aug. 81. Mrs,
20. ,. G. Dutfon. chairman. All mem.
bers Of the u. A. y. welcome.
q. y. =. Picnic.
Amethyst chapter. No. IsS. o. y.
s.. viii hold ltA annual basket plcuIc
"Wednesday. Aug. - at Volunteer
park. supper az O'Clock cogfce
and cream furnished. Each guest IA
asked TO bring n cup. spoon aud fork
Members u Rainier lodge. y. and A.
~. arc welcome.
n. y. 81 A. Affair.
Green Lake camp. Royal Neigh.
boru % America. VIII serve a dinner
from $40 10 Z .. IN. Wednesday.
Aug. "a THO dinner win ho followed
BY the christening Of the infant son
o. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Summers
Tho evening win close with dancing
Lorraine Social Club
Lorraine Social club will give a
card party IN the card room. Masonic
temple. a. p. m. "Wednesday.
August -. All Eastern Stars are in.
vitcd.
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They nil came out 10 say good.
bye 10 us that day. A whlstiiug
marmot seampered upon the
rocks. looked nj ~, then wliIsiled
down 60 ns. A coney. further
down the trail. made its funny
little voice noise. and bliDked nj
us from a huge rock that had
sprouted with ferns. A grouse
sai on the bough ~ tree and
watched us 20 by.
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Mothers club OF the University
chapter. ID. A. r.. will meet az the
chapter house. AHA University blvd.
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Ono more night under the stars.
then on in the morning to Fairfax
and the bus for Seattle.
And here We are. Mosquito bit
ten and muchiy Drowned two weeks
ago. but somewhat bleached in the
time II has taken me 10 do ae in.
Htructed and write n up"
Had any OF US war.whooped. how.
ever. on the streets that day we re
turned we'd have been told 10 go
back Immediately 10 the reservation
before further disturbing the peace.
Funny thing IL that we're all act.
ing just about the same as we ever
did. tho Lucy insisted. up there in
the hills. that once back in civiilza-
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w. Of NJ. Legion

The Women OF Mooseheart Legion
viii be- hostesses nj card party In
Moose temple. Wednesday evening.
August 20. at 3 o'clock. Members
and friends invited.
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q. A. II. Home Sewing club viii
meet Wednesday. August 20. with
Mrs. LEILA ~. Thatcher. at fii7
Burke ave. Luncheon az noon. Take
Waiingford car TO s0th 81.
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home in Seattle after the first OF
September.
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pour enough Rinse solution in
to the boiler to give you the
suds you like.
Washing machine owners use
Rinse because with it they
don't have to rub even the
places that used to need special
attention.
Rinse is made by the largest
soap makers in the world. For
the family wash it is as won
derful as Lux is for fine things.
Ask your grocer today for the
big new package. Lever Bros.
Co., Cambridge, Mass.
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Mrs. Robert Pelouse DEITY crafn
who has been the guest OF Mias kan
la and Miss Claire Stoltcnherg. has
gone ON TO neilingham today for a
short visit, before leaving Seattle for
Portland.
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ON the broad seas. en- route for
Honolulu. i Miss Elizabeth Glover.
% birmingham, who. prior To her do
parture. was tho house guest OF capt.
and Mrs. Frederic Milncr. at Fort
Lawton.
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Mrs Adelaide Jones Kicrneff. who
has been with friends IN Seattle dur
ing late July and early August. iest
yesterday for New York city. ntop.
ping on her way at Toronto for few
days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-22

Mr. and Mrs. william Glorious.
with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fox. g.,
are spending the week az Monte
Cristo.
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Miss Ruth Tanzer left Monday. for
Washington. u. C.. where she will
visit friends for several weeks.
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Mrs. Shirley Parker and son. shir.
ley. jr. loft yesterday for Portland to
meet Mr.. Parker. who ia en- route
North from san Francisco. They
will remain In Portland for two
weeks. giving several Of their days To
friends az Seaside.
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Mrs Herbert Granville and chill.
dren. Katherine and Herbert. jr.. who
have been the guests Of Mr, and Mrs.
Emmett G. brown for the sumner.
leave today for their home Ia Bal.
timore.
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Luncheon Friday for
Mrs. Chalmers

For Mrs. Alexander Chalmers, who
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Mr.. and Mrs. $. 4. Mitchell and
son. Jack. arc at Vashon Heights.
They win return 10 Seattle about
September 1.
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Mrs. n. r.. Hinkson left Saturday
on the s. s. Ruth Alexander for a
months visit with relatives in San
Francisco and Oakland.
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Miss T'rammcl Rutherford Is enter
tanning Miss Morah Aidwcil and Miss
Dorven Aldwen. OF Port Angeles. at
her home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman ". Black
were at Mount Rainier over this
weekend.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick y. Ham.
mons. with MFR. and Mrs Charles H.
Brown. motorcd to Lake Crescent for
the week end.
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Mr. and Mrs. L. w. Lewis. Mr. and
Mrs. Lester Lewis. Mrs. J. u. Lewis
and Miss Josephine Lewis drove TO
Mount Rainier for the week end.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Purvif Richie. Of
Vancouver. u. C.. spent the weekend
In Seattle.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Max c. schwennnen
have motored 10 Zurich. Mont. ioav-
ing Seattle Sunday morning In
Zurich they will visit Mrs. sehwcnn.
sens parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
). Hlxaon.e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-22

Mr.. Alexander Ballile. Mr.. walter
McEwan Tomkins. Mr.. william Rit.
ley and son. Alexander Riley. leave
today for forsnight'a trip to Loring.
Alaska.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Chalmers
and daughters are leaving. the first
cf September. for Portland. where
they will make their future home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-22

Miss Elizabeth Hammons spent the
weekend at Blg four Inn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-22

Mr.. and Mrs. W. v. Rinehart had
an their guests over the week end
Capt. r. ". walker. OF Independence.
Ore: Lieut.. Carl u. Gabrieison. %
salem. Ore. and Lieut.. Lyle =.
Brown. Of Portland. ore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-22

Mrs. Susan Kirkham l. the house
guest % Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Noyes
at their apartment In the 81. Paul
she arrived Saturday morning.