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News-Champion Correspondence
Friday, June 2.
Steve Waters has put in about an
acre of corn.
Miss Glendening returned from
Salida Monday morning.
Harvey Hick received bad cut on
his foot while cutting wood the other
day.
Mrs. Ezra Walker and son, Robert,
came up from Gunnison for Decora-
ton Day.
Mrs. Inez Goodman of Pitkin, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. II. Soden.
Harry Waters left for Denver on
Tuesday evening, to re-en,er the
Barber Cottage again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Waters swent
up the Gunnison river recently to the
Richie Walker ranch, after cabbage
plants.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Evans of
Gunnison, are spending few days
with Mrs. Evans sister, Mrs. Virgel
Templeton.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-06-09
Let Us Introduce

Mr.. ". W. WOOD Of Marble
Boru-Preble County, Ohio, Octo-
b. 5, 1870, making him nearly 50.
Earliest recollectiOns-Chasing a
rabbit which ran into the old wooden
pump, and his fun in getting ii out.
Earned his first dollar-By drop
ping corn as a barefoot boy at is
cents a day.
Net his wife-At EIura, Illinois.
Why he likes Marble-Because I,
Wa Wild country when he came
here, with plenty Of game.
What he considers Marbles great
e. ue"d-Capital to develop its re-
sources.
The advice Mr.. Wood gives a young
man starting out in life-FolIow
tnlth and honesty.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-06-09

Mrs. Ed. Allen returned Wednes-
day from Denver, where he was called
lat week by the sudden death of her
sister. Mrs. George II. Boyer, which
occurred last Tuesday, fsllowing an
operation. The ga pound baby girl,
bonn Is result of the operation, is
living and doing exceptionally well.
The funeral was held in Denver at
two U'cock Sunday afternoon.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-06-09
Union congregational Church
MISS ELSIE HUGHES MARRIED
TO MONTROSE MAN SUNDAY

Miss Elsie Hughes, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs: Jos. Hughes, prominent res
idents Of Crested Butte, was married
last Sunday afternoon in Gunnison TO
Mr.. P. II. Adams of Montrose. The
ceremony was performed by J. S.
Ferns at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard Gladstone here. The
Newlyweds left that evening for Al.
mont, where they will spend two
weeks, after which they will visit in
Duluth, Minnesota. They will reside
in Montrose.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-06-09
COUNTY NEWS IN BRIEF
o 900 600 90 900,
MARBLE

Marble is located in the Crys-
.aI River Valley. SO Miles North
Sest Of Gunnison.
Mrs. Mary J.Ihompson. Reporter
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Beautiful Church
Weddinq

Last evening IN the Church of the
Epiphany. the marriage OF Miss Mar
ca Bergsr. daughter OF Mrs Corinne
Berger. TO Mr.. Richard Floyd Frost.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Frost. was
ro1smnlxed at $40 O'Clock. Rev. John
u. Ncr.archian Of 81. Marks church
reading the service
Tho interior OF the little church
made an artistic setting for the cers'
mony. win gladloli. asters and lilies
arxtnsf a background OF palms. ferns
and autumn foliage. and tall aisle
standards held clusters of these
autumn flowers.
Mrs. Mary Terrell Ciessing. az the
organ. played a program OF wedding
music before and during the ccrs'
mouy. and the Bridal Chorus from
fxohmngrin for the professional.
Ensign Dallas Emory. u g. ~.
was best man. and the ushers were
Lieut.. Bennett Faulkner. Y. 3. NJ
Mr.. Rohert Fox. Jr. Mr.. Willis
Campbell and Mr.. Ralph Graves.
The maids wore frocks designed
with circular paneied skirts and long
bo<1ecs. Miss Dorothy Ehriich and
Miss Eileen Delaney wore orchid
georgetfe with silver lace panels IN
the front and back. and fiiet Of sil-
yer leaves In their hair. with a tiny
cluster OF silver grapes on one side.
Mis- LurIine Brown and Miss Kathe-
rfne Miller Of Portland. were In yei-
low chiffon over gold cloth. with gold
leaves ami grapes for their head
dresses. They carried Colonial bou'
quefs to match their gowns.
Mrs. Edwin c. Ewing, Mr. Frosts
sister. who was mafron Of honor.
wore a chiffon gown in the water
melon shade. long and straight In its
softly sirfped lines. and girdied Al
The now waist line with violet grapes
Her hat was Of chiffon. with silver
facing and trimmed with clusters Of
violet grapes. and she carried Ophelia
roses and sweet peas.
Deep ivory crepe. crystals and
orange blossoms made an exquisite
rown for a lovely bride to wear.
Long and straight IN line. It was
heavily beaded In crystals. and the
edge OF the skirt and long wing
&l<f8tb NEfE AfHtbtb WIN ot'Nt - -
tails. The long court train was
caught al the shoulders, and the tulle
veil was bound by double circlet Of
orange blossoms. with showers OF
the orange blossoms IN the back. and
down its entire length sprays Of
orange blossoms were caught In tho
folds OF the tullc. Orchids. lilies Of
the valley. Brides roses and white
sweet peas showered with baby
roses. were the flowers carried.
Mrs. Berger. the. brides mother,
wore an imported black beaded robe
and rose corsage.
Later there was a reception at the
home Of Nr. and Mrs. Edwin G
Ewing, where autumn decorations
prevailed about the rooms, and for
the supper table there was "A basket
Of warm.tinted blossoms. Nrs. Rob
ert Fox. Jr.. and Mrs. Francis Ever
Ell Mitchell presided at the urns. az
sisted by Miss Ruth Lennox. Mis-
Huth Banford. Miss Virginia Jeffer
son, Mrs. Ross Downs and Mrs. Ottc
Wagner.
Mrs. Frost wore for travelling q
fhree.piece Cheruit model of navy
blue Poiret twin embroidered. a fell
hat trimmed with pheasant plumage
sable furs and corsage OF roses and
valley lilies. After October 1, M
and Mrs. Frost will be at home al
gold Bar, Wash.
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WILL FIGHT FOR
CARMACK MONEY.
Daughter and Sister Seek
Recognition

Claiming 20 be tho only direct
descendant Of George Washington
carrnack. dlscoverer OF the kion'
dixie, who died Ia Vancouver. u. g.
June 6. Miss Graphic Grace baftig.
pretty half breed Indian girl. In con.
testing the appointment Of Car
ninok'a wife. Mrs. Marguerite Car.
mack. as administrator Of the IA.
nous sourdouEh's rich estate.
Mrs. Carmack IL cited by Superior
Judge King Dykeman 10 appear In
superior court Oct. 10 20 answer
a petition that she be removed a.
administrative.
In her petition. filed in superior
court Thursday afternoon. Miss hsf.
iie II joined by Mrs. Rosie Curtis.
cnrmaek's sister. who lives In Hoi.
lister. Cal.
The Indian girl claims that Mrs.
carmack, IN her petition 20 be APP
pointed administrative Of her hus'
bands estate. made false affidavit
that she was "a renident Of Kins
county. whereas In fact u ia
claimed. she WINS then and II now
a registered voter In Placer county.
Cal.
Mrs. carmack. ~ II alleged. has
failed 20 qualify as administrative.
and left out the names Of Miss safiig
and Mrs. Curtis for the purpose of
defnuding them Of their rights.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-15

top beats four quarters ON a silver
tray.
War. immigration laws and pro
hittiion are working great changes
In the tremendous business Of feed
ing and eheiiering Americas float
Ing population.
The old.tlme walters who knew
food Ia five languages and whose
kindly suggestions saved many
self conacious menu.baffied youth
from ordering nothing but four
kinds OF soup arc few and far be
tween.
Real walters are both born and
made. born Ia Europe and made
during long hppreiic~nhip which
takes them thru several countries.
Americans. an rule. won't wal,
tabs any place except In Green.
wish village. whore IT'S good form
10 slt down and eat with the cas.
TONERS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-15
>Jedttle
Society
Miss Marion Wiley Is
Bride of Mr.. Carl HON.
en-; Miss Marcia Berger
Weds at Charming
Church Ceremony.

TNzE marriage OF Miss Marion
l Wiley 20 Mr.. Carl Norman
Homer. son OF Mr. and Mrs. George
u. Homer Of Connecticut. was
soIcmniNd last evening az the
home OF tho brides uncle and aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Wiley. with
Rev. Edward Lincoln Smith reading
the service at $50 o'clock.
The drawing room Was garden OF
fall blossoms White standards
crowned with coral giadioli and
Michaelmas daiSVr marked me
bridal aisle down witch the bride ana
her attendants walked. and thry
stood beneath canopy OF feathery
ferns and pastel tinted flowers ON
either side were tall floral lamps
nderned with tho giadioh ana
delphinlum aud lower baskets OF the
same flowers were softly lighted by
,hs rays OF candles IN high holders
A trio Of stringed Instruments WIN
the piano played the wedding mafeh
and the gentle refrain dur.as tho
ceremony.
Mrs. Andrew Price Virginia
wilesl the brides cousin. was the
masron OF honor. Hers was hana'
som. gown OF silver blue velvet,
beautifully combined with chinchilla.
and she carried Premier roScs IN
lovely arm bouquet. Mr.. g. Bat
eheiler Hall was best man Tor MT
Homer.
Tn. bride. one Of seattie's most
beautiful girls. was exquisite IN isr
bridal gown OF ivory satin and oia
laee. simply designed. Tho long
court train was fastened al inc
shoulders and the veil and short face
ven az tulIe and rose point was
hound by a eoronct Of the Lace. with
aurtxs OF orange blossoms AT either
-.i. For bouquet she carried a
shower % orchids. uites Of the valley
lcuvardia and gardcnias,
A reception and supper followed
the ceremony: the dining room deco
rated in the warm yellow shaded was
very lovely. on the supper tasAe
,h~r~ WAS a small Italian garden OF
French marigolds. zinnlas. roses and
sweet peas
On their wedding trip Mrs. Homer
Travelled In three-piece model Of
blnck baby lamb cloth, with which
she wore a snug fitting hat. trimmed
with trailing feathers. and corsa9s
Of Premier roscs-
ASr. and Mrs. Homer will he al,
hours after October 20 at Lincoln
Arms. z4s7 Harvard ave. y.
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moderately wealthy one" was the
Information by such experts ms
Oscar at tho Waldorf. Charley Mui'
terer. president Of the Elite Head.
walters club. Nat r. worley. ed
tor % Hotel Industry; Paul Hen
ksl. OF Keen'a: the afternoon check
81 playing group AT the Geneva
club. and dozen or 90 boiled
rblrfsd opponents Of the table sers.
ica art In ms many New York food
palaces.
one Of the hes, paying Jobs IN
the town ~ high speed food foun.
dry near Times Square whore a
dime II standard tip. This is IN
accordance with the wcii-known
adaRe that IS dimes on marble
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-15

NEW YORK. Sept. is.--"Don't
you give that walter dollarf'
npouted tho middle west wife TO
her middle west husband at an al.
joining table In tho Pennsylvania.
Hes probably got more money
than VIZ have"
That was what started a search
for New York'n richest waiteri
The expectation was that many a
walter would be found who Noiin.
Royeed his way 90 fivehour day
In a New York restaurant and who
had a busboy on his personal staff
10 carry cut the tips. Hut
There isn't such thing In New
York az rich waiter or even a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-15
VIII Assist at
BRIDGE Tea

AZ the bridge tea the Women's
University club Is giving Friday al
tcrnoon. September e. az tho home
of Mrs Tom McsdaE. sis w High
land drive. Mrs. Roy kinnear will
assist Mrs. Mcsdag. and assisting
generally will be Mrs. Donald Me.
Donald. Mrs. Maurice Andersen and
Mrs. Stanley Griffiths.
Tea will hc served AZ 4 o'clock.
when Mrs. Daniel II. Tr~fethen and
Mrs. Frank 3. Bayiey win preside AZ
the urna.
FIFTY tables will be In play. Rcser.
vattons may be made with Mira Kin.
near. Garfield iGtf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-15
Miss 7'routmon Weds
ia Portland

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry White Trout
man announce the marriage OF their
daughter. blanche. 70 Mr sidney
Burnett. OF LANDAU. ore.
Tho ceremony WAS performed W
Trinity church. Portland. Rev. a. a.
Morrison reading the service AZ s'sV
o'clock. After short wedding Trip
Mr.. and Mrn. burnett VIII DO a
home IN LANDAU. ore.
Tho bride attended the University
OF Washington. where she Is mem
her OF Kama Gamma sorority. Tho
groom IA y graduate OF Yale.
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Miss Wilma McGirr
Is Bride

Mr.. and Mrs IL J. McGirr. OF
Boise. Idaho, announce the marriage
OF their daughter. Wilma. 20 MFR
John Hen Brace. 500 Of Mrs. John
stuart Brace. OF seattle. IN Boise. on
september :.
Mr.. and Mrs Brace win make their
home In this city.
Mrs. Brace Is a graduate Of the
University OF Washington and a
member Of Delta Gamma sorority.
Mr.. brace attended tho university.
and IL affiliated with I'M Delta Theta
fraternity.
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Honor Guest

Mrs. George A. Ronberg. OF
Halne~. Alaska. formerly Mlna Einie
tindherK. q Seattle. was honor
guest a, a house party given by Miss
Nlrgine Martel al her summer home
on cambridge island Tuesday even.
ing. Those enjoying the delightful
occasion were Misa Grace Butler,
Miss Violet shaffcr. Miss Doris
faync. Mrs. George Adalr. Mrs
Grace zcllcr and Mrs. John @.
Archer.
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Personal

Mr.. and Mira. Lee shaw Forbes are
removing today from ar 18th ave
n TO the Martin Apartments 1913
y. Republican Il.
Mrs. Stewart r.. Barber i leaving
this week for New York. where she
will visit relatives and friends.
Mr.. Harry Glenn siibhr left this
week for the East on business uip'
who have been occupying the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. waiter u, Nettie'
ton on Queen Anna hin this SUM
mar. have gone TO Vancouver. IL G.
Mr.. Francis Guy Frink went TO
Victoria this week Co place his two
sons In the university school.
Mr.. and Mrs. william N. Horse
~ have removed 90 their new home
az 1911 9th ave. west.
Mrs. Clyde Everett ifudareth and
her mother. Mrs, inElis. left Tuesday
70 join Mr., Hudspeth IN Spokane.
where they win make their home,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ". Gather and
Mrs. A. Il. Todd have removed from
1888 ieth ave. north 20 their new
home az s5s i2th ave. north.
Mr.. and Mrs J. 3. Goldsmith have
removed from tho Oiymplhn Apart
ments 60 Washington Arms.
Frederick s,imson and Frank
Frederick are leaving SUNDAY for
the East. where Frederick will enter
Princeton preparatory. and Frank
viii enter school nj Monteialr. y. J..
mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Matthews and
family have removed from Hunts
Point. whore they spent the summer.
TO their home In town.
Mr.. herman schoenfeid ana his
son have returned from an eight.
months European tour. having Wis
tied all the countries on tho con
,inent.
Mis-. Ruth Pratt. who has been
visiting In Vancouver. n c. Tor sew.
enai weeks has hecn tho recipient 81
much entertaining during her stay.
EDGAR c. Taylor son Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. A, =. Taylor. left thia week for
poooviiie. Me. where he will attend
Komp~r Military school for the com.
Ing year.
Mrs william pigott and son. Me
Paul Pigoti. viii leave sept. 10 for
Paio Alto. where Paul viii enter his
senior year a. stanford university,
Mrs pigott win take house there
for the winter.
Mrs George A. sample win leave
tomorrow for Los Angeles 70 spend
this winter
Miss Henrisfta Mills. who has been
principal Of the Madrona school for
20 years. has resigned. and Il leaving
Monday with Mrs. igiake Mills Tor
boston. 10 remain indefinitely.
Mrs. Joshua Green. accompanied
by her daughter. Frances. and Anne
Gayier. left Tuesday for New York.
where the two girls win ssti sers~u.
her n for France. tn attend Miss
lpaysn's school in Paris this winter.
Miss Franklin Crawford icft Turs-
day for Chicago. where she win Join
1.-THE bale, q the Chicago Opera com.
pany this winter. and win continue
her studies under Adolph nolm.
Mr. and Mrw. Alfred RoIio have
returned from a motor trip 10 Cali
fornls.
Mrs. Fred NRr1eie. % Helena.
Mont. Is the guest % her brother
and MISTER In law. Mr.. and Mrs. Q. W.
Jorgensor. for three weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. John HIATT. who have
been living At the Hotel Sorrento
during their residence herr. arc lsav.
Ing the iast Of October for Chicago.
Ito make their home.
1
AFR. and Mrs. Ben ~. Baxter and
NJ. and Mrs. John HIATT are motor
ing to Vancouver. u. G.. Sunday 10
lspcnd q few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hebrr Plank WI
spend the weekend In Victoria.
a. G.
mt Carpenters hall. tftt California
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-15
Lady Stirring Chapter. ID. A. n.

The first social function Of the sea.
son 20 be given By Lady Stirring
chapter. ID. A. r.. will be "A benefit
card party at the home OF Mrs. II. T.
Bredes. 1904 18th ave. Tuesday, Sep.
TENDER 10. nj : y. m. All -. A. n.
and their friends welcome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-15
Luncheon Hostess

Aias Betty Harding entertained
with luncheon for ten az her home
Thursday afternoon In compliment
to Mrs. r. ". Fsnton louise stud
leyl OF Portland. who la visiting Mrs.
~. NJ. Studlev.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-15
Ladies. Lyric Choral Club

The Ladies' Lyric Choral club will
meet for rehearsal Tuesday. Septem.
her ~. a. 7.4S D. M. in the main sun.
day school room OF the First preaby.
terrain church, Seventh ave. entrance.
The club will meet every Tuesday
evening during the soming season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-15
Sailor Wins Honors
as Champion Dancer

LONDON. Sept. is.-Harry Cham
bcrs. sailor. won frs, honors in
1900 dancing competition held
here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-15
Engagement Of Miss
adams Announced

Mr. and Mrs. Il, II. Adams an.
nounce the engagement OF their
daughter. sally. TO Mr.. Charles Rob
ert PARROT. of Portland. ore.
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Sunnydale PIT. A.

sunnydaic PIT. a. will rive re-.
ception TO the teachers OF the school
n Grange hall Frie " September 10.
III y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-15
Capitol nm ". c. r.u.

Capitol Hfl W. c. T. U. win meet
with Mrs. rottie shotweii AIS 2sd
ave NJ Tuesday. September 10. at
p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-15
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
Highland Park PIT. a.

Highland Park PIT. A. viii meet
at the school Tuesday. September 10.
at 2:5o .. m. 4 short business meet.
ing will be followed by a reception
for the teachers. A large attendance
Ia desired
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-15
MnnIieu Council. No. 81

Manitou council. No. 30. u. of r..
will have n birthday card party Fri.
day evening. September 20. in swed.
iah club hail. seventh ave. and Olive
st. at o'clock. Members please at
tend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-15

Lady Eagles club will meet IN ".
F.. y. A. haIl. on First ave. wedncs.
day. September 20. Luncheon az
p. m. followed by business meeting
and cards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-15
Miss Yerkes Plans
Luncheon

For the pleasure Of Mrs. Il. w.
Fenfon. Of Portland. Miss Margaret
Yerkes is entertaining with four
tables Of bridge at her home next
Tuesday afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-15
Bridqe at Home

Mrs. Joseph Daniels entertained
with bridge OF five tables al her
home Thursday afternoon.
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Clubs


Kappa Kappa Gamma siumnns
will hold a meeting Saturday. Sep
TENDER 10. AZ the home % Mrs. Don.
aid Trucblood. Isis 18th ave. at ,
p. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-15
Hnyrnna ". CRU.

Ravcnna ". c. r. u. will meet
with Mrs. Peterson. T5zs $50 ave ~.
r.. wednesday. September 20. at !.
=. M Members urged to be present.
Friends invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-15

mt Carpenters hall. st4t California
ave. "wednesday. September 20. At 5
q. m. Refreshments and prizes.
Business meeting at .. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-15

Miss Columbus (center) Of Ohio, became Miss America
icen she awarded first place in the national beauty
pageant at Atlantic City, Back home she is just Miss Mary
Catherine Campbell Left Miss Beth Madison rho
prize Miss Detroit right Miss indianapolis, better
known Thelma blossom another prize winner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-15

mr.. and Mrs. NJ A. Matthews and
family have removed from Hunts
Point. whore they spent the summer.
20 their home In town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-15

MIR. herman schoenfeid ana hts
son have returned from an eight.
months European tour. having vtS-
tied all the countries on tho con
tinent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-15

Mrs. Stewart T.. Barber Is leaving
this week for New York. where she
Will visit relatives and friends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-15

Mr.. and Mrs lee shaw Forbes are
removing today from an 18TH ave
n, TO the Martin Apartments. iis
y. Republican II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-15

Mr.. Harry Glenn stibhs left this
week for the East on business TRIP
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Frederick stimson and Frank
Frederick are leaving SUNDAY for
the East. where Frederick will enter
Princeton preparatory. and Frank
viii enter school NJ Montcialr y. J.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick hoyce,
who have been occupying the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. waiter u, Nettle'
ton on Queen Anna hill this sum.
mar. have gone TO Vancouver. IL G.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-15

Edgar c. Taylor. son Of Mr. and
Mrs. A, =. Taylor. left thia week for
poooviile. Mo. where he will attend
Komp~r Military school for the com.
ing year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-15
A SMOOTH SKIN
YOU HAVE ALL HEARD
HAVE YOU SEEN THE LATEST

In gold white gold. and platinum ring noun
Richardson's Gem shops. opposite Fraser. Pat
your old rinE look attractive and uptodats.
capesl capesl And str moro capesl The fat
their charm 10 thesc capcs And the cape " n
some new and unexpected beauty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-15

Mrs. william pigott and son. Me.
Paul Pigoti. viii leave sept. 40 for
Paio Alto. where Paul viii enter his
senior year a. stanford university.
Mn. pigoif win take house there
for the winter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-15

Mr.. Francis Guy Frink went to
Victoria this week Co place his two
sons In the university school
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-15

Mr.. and Mrs, J s. Goldsmith have
removed from tho oiymplan Apart.
meats 60 Washington Arms.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hebrr Plank VIII
spend the weekend In Victoria.
~ G..
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Mrr. Clyde Everett HudHreth and
her mother. Mrs, inEiis. left Tuesday
20 join Mr.. Hudspeth IN Spokane.
where they win make their home,
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Mr.. and Mrs. william II. Horse
" have removed 90 their new home
az 1911 9th ave. west.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w, ". Gather and
Mrs. A. a. Todd have removed from
1888 isth ave. north 20 their new
home at p5s 18th ave. north.