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ofucsa containing the germ.
There Is come controversy as yet.
swever. on the poin, 81 actual fire.
lency Of the cattle type in human
snEs.
1, IL found almost exclusively In
.ldren. mostly under five. and
rely In those above "a years.
Bovine tubercuiosa affects chiefly
digestive tract. glands and bones.
the abdomen. II causes great en-.
regiment Of the glands related 20
intestine. often the neck glands
. affected and the bones and
ints ihruout the body may become
VOWED.
The greatest source of danger n
W milk. usually distributed In
naller communities. Tho larger
ties are mostly supplied with pas
urixed milk. However. examination
the unpasteur1xed milk In cities
- shown tina; practically no sup
y a. absolutely free from bovine
lbercle bacilli
The conclusion Il obvious. Cattle
IL q menace 10 children.
nd should be eradicated as far as
All cows should be fire..
eentiy examined. and tested at
asst twice yearly.
Pasteurixation must not be made
substitute for cleanliness.
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PEGGY JOYCE
RECUPERATINC

LOS ANGELES. June s.-peggy
Hopkins Joyce likes TO be different,
-4he said today.
: While other actresses and hero
mes Of the nations gossip leave
ere 10 escape the limelight. Peggy
az come--to recuperatc.
Peggy denied she was planning
debut before the motion picture
hmcfa. at least at present.
Il am going TO take long rest"
! She said.
Accompanying her 20 her retreat
" her Belgian grief hound" who
has been thru so much that he
weighs only "a pound and half.
They Will be guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Oliver Morosco for several
weeks.
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Seattle
Society
Wedding Of Miss Mya
Ldmbuth and Mr.. Wiz
lis Judd Solemni<ed
Last Evening; Lunch
con 10 Honor Mrs.
Phillips.

T>HE marriage Of Miss Myra Lam
4 buth. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
william u, Lambuth. 70 Mr.. Willis
webster Judd. son Of Mr.. and Airs.
L. s. Judd. % Chicago. was solem.
nlne.f last evening IN the Church Of
the Epiphany. Rev. Cameron Morri.
son reading the service at $50 o'clock
IN the presence 81 relatives aud ihti-
mate friends.
The interior % the little church
was in tho delicate shades 90 blue
and pink delphinium. rnapdraEon
and holl,hocks. Down the aisle 20
the ehanccl white standards were
crowned with these lovely blossoms.
which also were within the chaneel
against a deep green background.
and white candles In candelsbra soft.
h Cleaned on the nuptial scene.
Mr. 4. :. Judd. the groom's father.
was his best man. and the ushers
were Mr.. Lister Holmes and Mr..
l.escher Lambuth. Before the serv.
ice Mrs. Mary Terrell ciesting rsn.
dered short program OF wedding
music. which blended into the Lohen.
grin wedding march.
Mrs. Lister Holmes was matron or
honor for her sister. Her gown was
Of pals blue georgeste. made on sim
plc lines. and she wore broad
brimmed hat in the same dainty
shade. Lavender and pink sweet
meas in A large round bouquet were
her flowers. The brides niece. fru-
dcnce Lamhuth. was an attractive
flower riri IN her little crgandie
frock m the same shade a. the ma
tron Of honor's- she carried a has.
ket Of Cecil Drummer roses. lilies OF
thc valley and pink sweet peas.
The bride. In her wedding gown
Of ivory satin. was very lovely In
deed. Designed on straight lines. u
wax richly embroidered In pearls.
Thr fu,se veil. bound IN cap effect
br q circiet Of grange blossoms. fell
over = small train OF the satin. ana
her flowers were a eirciet OF orchids
sae deep cream sweet peas heavily
showsred with lilies Of the valley.
A small reception for members 81
the two families followed the service
~ the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lam
buth. Pink sweet peas and blue TOT
ret me nots were used a. the floral
aecorstiorx on the supper table and
thru the rooms. Mr.. and Mrs Judd
lcft on a three months motor trio
ana after september VII be NJ
home a. Los Angeles. Cal Mrs.
Judd Travelled IN gray tailisur with
matching hat
The bride attended Forest Ridge
convent and she groom graduated
from williams college.
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Assisting at Tea

Assisting at the Womsn's Univer-
sIty club tea Friday afternoon TO
honor Mrs. Frank s. Bayiey. the new
president: Mrs. Alvah l.. Carr. the re-
flring president. and the past presi-
dents, which include Mrs. Leroy NJ.
Packus. Mrs. c. J. France, Mrs.
Florence Denny Heliker. Mrs. George
NJ. soliday. MrA. Daniel u. 'rrefcthen.
Mrs. Harry sumner and Mrs. Hervey
y. Wilbur. will be Mrs. James y.
Robertson. Mrs. James a. Pease.
Mos. Elizabeth Richmond Miller and
Mrs. Thomas r. Lyons. who arc 10
preside at the urna. assisted oy Mrs.
A. II. Albertson. Mrs. Allison T..
wansmakcr. Mrs. Carl Baker. Mrs.
Crawford Anderson. Mrs. Virgil
Hancock. Mrs. ,. Thatcher Hodge,
Mrs. Harold Swenson. Mrs. Harold
Triest. Miss Matte Rose and Miss
Florence johnson.
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Strange Phenomena
Mark China Quake

kINSU.- China. June SIN ap-
palling earthquake that cost tho
lives OF 100000 villagers near here,
has changed the face OF creation for
miles around. An entire road Dor.
dered by poplar trees. rode the land
slide for mile without damage TO
the birds nests In the branches A
mountain was moved bodily upon a
nearby town. Caravans were swaI.
lowed IN and 10 cities buried. As
800 Moslcms knelt In prayer to pro.
claim a holy war. the quake buried
their cave under tons of earth.
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Committees Named for
Interldken Guilds PARTY

The committees In charge OF tho
lnseriaken Guilds informal dance
and card party at the Yacht club.
Saturday evening. June ~. are an.
nounced as follows. Mrs. l.. J.
kearns. general chairman Of ar.
rangemcnts Decorations. Mrs q. =,
Rich. chairman. Mrs. ]. y. fiemill.
Mrs. u. G., Goebei. Mrs. J. A. Nal.
lais. Mrs. Harry Walter West. "a.
vors. Mrs. clyde c. Tenny, chair.
man. Mrs. Ray Ling. Mrs. ]. ~.
Wilson: refreshments. Mrs. W. IA.
Utter. chairman. assisted by the
Niwauna Campfire girls. 81 whom
Mrs. Utter Is guardian: tickets. Mrs.
&. q. Prestrude. assisted by Mre. y.
J. Aaon, Capitol 1850. and Mrs. v.
u. Bates. Capitol soi7. who win
answer telephone calls.
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Tea Honors Mount
Holu0ke Women

Mrs. Frank s. Bayiey was hostess
this afternoon at an informal tea
given to compliment DIR. Fife smith,
professor Of mathematics at Mount
Holyoke college. who - on a trip
thru the West. and Miss Mildred
Holden. a recent graduate. who Is a
visitor in town.
Garden flowers In delicate coiorings
were used in the rooms, and lovely
advancement OF summer roses In
shades Of pink combined with colum-
bine. decorated the tea table. where
Mrs. Elizabeth Bass and Mrs. Hanna
prcsided at the urns. assisted by Mrs.
samuel Barnes and Mrs. Max Crit
tendeu.
Invitations were confined TO Mount
Holyoke slumnae.
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Mixs Mary Garnett Moore of chi.
caso arrived last evening 10 vislt her
bruther.inlsw and sister. Mr.. snf
Mrs. Trnfford Hutenon. al their home
At the Highlands.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. a. lee left today
BY motor for a weeks trip TO Van
coussr. y. &.
Miss Nellie and Miss Clare Blake
Of Brcmerten wili spend the week
end - the guests OF Miss Madeleine
Bartlett Butler.
Mrs. Harry W. Hollis 81 Los
Angeles spent sunday IN town on
her way 20 spokane. where she win
visit Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ Davenport.
The later part Of June she win re
turn 10 Seattle for visit % several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. walter Bieii Van
Dusen diArriett Allenl have returned
from their wedding trip and are At
home at Hunts Point.
4
Mrs Theodore Halter ieft on tho
Victoria Sunday for Nome 20 visit,
her father. Judge Thomas NJ. Reed.
Miss Jane Neftieton. who has h~cn
attending Miss flanson~'s school AZ
Piedmont. Cal. returned this week
10 spend her vacation with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter ".
Nsttis,on. II their summer home a
Medina
Mrs. Cyril v. Mueller 0nf Miss
Lucia Birmingham are visiting I'm
San Francisco and los Angeles for
a month.
Mr.. Edward r. McHugh will leave
Friday for San Francisco 10 attend
the Shrine convention. Before re-.
turning he viii visit his brother and
sister.ln.iaw. Mr.. and Mrs. Heber
MeHugh. In Berkeley for fortnight
Dir. Don ". Palmer. who went as n
delegate 10 the American Medical as
ISOLATION In St Louis. has returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold MacRinnon,
OF New York. who are the guests q
Or. and Mrs. J. a. MacKinnon On.
III the last Of this month. are
spending a few days In Victoria.
e. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. n. Bowden are r..
ceiying congratulations upon the
birth Of son. Robert. Tuesday. June
6. at the Seattle General hospital.
| SIR. s. ~ Nelroae left today for
Spokane TO attend the bankers con.
vcntion.
Mr.. Homer G. Macdonald left Mon.
day for Hayden Lake. ana from there
will go 70 Spokane for the bankers
convention.
Mr.. and Mira. Francis shraeder are
entertaining as their guests a. the
Hotel Otis. Mrs schraedsrs sisters.
Mra. r. +. Farweli. OF Great Falls.
Mont. and Mrs, ID. J. Harrington. Of
Butte.
Mr.. Don Fisher left Saturday for
"a short trip 10 California.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Kinnear will
leave next week Tor trip OF several
weeks In the East
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NJ DOROTHY PAY GOULD

The new exhibition Of paintings at
the ZINE Arts galleries opens sunday
afternoon and viii remain open dur.
ing the month Of June.
Tho gallery ia open free 10 the pub
Tic daily from II to and sundays
from 60 5.
Thru Mrs. Merriam. shs Seattle
artlA,s~thn collection was procured
rom Phoenix. Arix. The pictures
are the work Of four very interesting
,r,iste. Miss Marjorie Thomas. sir.
Alb.rt N. schmidt. AIlns May Noble
md Mrs. Jessie Benton Evans.
Aiisa Thomas Will exhibit four can.
fas~~. Mr. Schmidt has nine pic.
urus. Mins Noble vtIl have six hung
md Jessie Benton Evans shows five
saintinKk
In spite % tho secrecy OF dress
iehearaals gossip has leaked out 10
hat everybody knows that the tired
business man n going 90 rit up
md take notice at tho Cornish
school dance festivals Friday night
nd Saturday matinee at the Metro
)olitsn theater.
IRAN Ia superior 10 those of former
fears. which every ono remembers
Nss Of SURPRISING interest
Frederick and Nelson's TIT. week
have a window with some % the fas.
anatinw masks that students have
1nidc which will be used In an Inca
lance. The Benda masks. 40 her.
nraldod east. have marked new era
q dancing. and theDe arc a develop
sncnt OF that tradition.
- Miss Censvievc Taylor has charge
INF these dances.
bScymour viii give a series o. Greek
inncen. she is at present in Europe.
eput will return IN September 10 the
s<corniah school.
o. Many artists are taking = keen in.
.fserest IN tho lectures 10 be given July
81 TO August IS by Rudolph Shacffer
& ~ the Cornish school.
=. lie has created a new color theory
!, that artists are interested In. and will
lecture on ". He IN head OF the art
!, department OF the University OF Call.
,-fornla. In Berkeley. His lectures all
sieai primarily with coios and design.
s,but cover a variety Of fields. from
,aliyeinK 10 stage settings. house dec.
ropratlons 10 clothes and costumes.
on For several years he has special.
adzcd in stage design.
raj
- Paul Gustln Ia away on two
weeks yachting trip as the guest OF
dr. Frank Pratt. OF WILDLY island.
For years Mr.. Pratt has taken Mr..
Dustin on this trip 10 the Wild points
IN the coast OF Vancouver island.
E Some Of tho most interesting pic
lures SIR. Custin has made have been
-lf scenes In this picturesque coun.
~ that Is so difficult to reach.
Tom Gibson. son OF Captain Glib
lon, returned last week from a two
Tears stay in Europe. where he has
studying painting.
The Louis Rosenberg sketches OF
European scenes. which all the crit.
cs agree are most unusual. have
,ecn retained at the library for an
| ther week
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NEW YORK. June Mr., Mon
key. the missing link. IL linked 20 a
miss nowadays The fad started In
Paris. where some miles who are at
least 20 minutes ahead OF the clock
OF fashion led their monkeys. on
leashes. 60 the races. Result: a gen.
erai charge By the victims OF vogue
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on the monkey gland emporiums'
Now II is beginning 10 look as II the
surgeons who specialize in restoring
the spring spirit by robblng organ
grinders assistants OF their gleeful
glands aud Incorporating them In
foolish fossils, will have 20 look TO
the goat industry for the future sup.
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ply. For a monkey must have his
pep--whlch means hts glands--if he's
going 10 look smart and rnappy AT
the end OF milady's tether. New
York was quick TO follow Paris
there Is Photographic proof extan'
OF a lady leading n monkey--or
rather a monkey leading lady
down Fifth ave.
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In Charge at
Orthopedic Tea Shop

Mrs. William Peterson viii h. host.
ess for the Mount Baker Park guild
at the or,hopedic Tea shop Friday.
assisted by Mrs. n. A. Ewing. Mrs. ".
4. Buck. Mrs. James o'Nen. Mrs. ~.
l. Koe,ter. Mrs. T. NJ. Gamble. Mrs.
Harry Cook. Mrs Hlilery Bunch and
Mrs. A. NJ. siammsnt.
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Washington boulevard W. c. T. u.
Woman. Century Club

The chairmen OF tho various de.
partments OF the woman's Century
club are requested 20 meet In the
private dining room OF the Y. w. G..
A. at is o'clock Friday 10 meet Mrs.
T.. o. Jones. Mrs. y. w Graham.
chairmen Of tho year book commit.
tee. who wish to complete plans for
the compiling ot this book
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Miss HOWe
COMMUNICATED

Honoring Miss Catherine Howe.
Mrs. Frank T. wit entertained with
q bridge Of five tables al her home
tl1is afternoon with additional guests,
all ciore friends Of Miss Howe, com.
ing in for tea. A miscellaneous
shower was an added pleasure to the
honor guest.
A low basket OF summer roses
was the central ornament for the
tea table where Mrs. Tom Mcsdag
and Miss Ellen Howe dispensed hos
pltallties.
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Music
Jack Perine Heard
in Recital

Jack Perine. pianist. gave a r.
citai NJ the Cornish last evening. AZ
listed BY olive Hartung. soprano
Mr.. Prrine u unsteady gifted, III
illmans. IS extra locomotives. and
! dining cars 10 make Up W
Tins.
we have had 20 borrow from
her roads 20 get the ~quirmens"
uthern Pacific officials explained.
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Wait 80 Years to
Inscribe Statue

LONDON, June s,--After standing
for 80 years az London Bridge with
out any inscription. the statue Of
Kink william ~. II 10 be suitably
inscribed at last.
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Informal Dinner
Compliments
Mss Gerber

Miss Ada Baker entertained in.
formally az dinner az her home on
Tuesday evening. honoring Miss
Jane Gerber. whoae marriage takes
place this week. Covers were placed
for nine intimate friends OF the
honor gueat
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Bridge Luncheon
at Home

As compliment to her house
guests. Mrs. leighton Steele, or
Portland, and Mrs. Arthur Lewis. OF
Clear Lake. Miss Gladys Wintermute
viii entertain with a luncheon OF
twelve covers at her home next
Wednesday. followed by an afternoon
At bridge.
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Dinner ID Upset
by Runaway Horse

NEW YORK. June s.--A fright.
ened horse ran down short flight
Of steps on Goth St. plunged half
way thru basement window and
upset the table OF family at dinner.
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Thief Robs Girl;
Mobbed by Crowd

CHICAGO. June s.--oulek punish
ment was visited upon Earl Rosen
when he picked girls pocket. A
mob quickly formed. broke Rosen's
nose and beat him unconscious.
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Informal Bridge

Mrs. Paul A. Cone entertained in.
formally this afternoon al her home,
conplimenting Miss Miriam foueil.
Bridge was the diversion.
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--KEEP Will
CATTLE T. B.
ny DR. r. H. BISHOP

-fEScE II prnc'
iicaiiy agrced
that cattle ~.
bercu losIs II
causing human
germ essentially
the Same an that
causing husmn
tuberculosis and
that the cattle
disease can be
trans fcrred 10
people By the
Use % cattle
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DIR. c. y. Ehlnger. o. Pennsyivanla.
Will speak ON bird Observations" he.
fore the seattle Audubon society
Thursday evening. June IS, AZ :
o'clock. in the Chamber Of Commerce
assembly rooms.
A bird walk for Sunday morning.
juno II. has been arranged. Those
attending win meet az Leschi park. At
a. m, and walk along the lake
shore Ia the home OF Mrs. Charles y
criekmore, iiaa SAD ave. where
breakfast will be served at 10 o'clock.
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Mrs. Frink Honor Guest

To honor Mrs. Francis Guy Frink.
lust home from abroad. Mrs. George
w. billing will entertain with a
bridge luncheon for eight at her home
Friday afternoon.
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Miscellaneous Shooer

For the pleasure Of Miss Jane
Gerber. Miss Esther ciein enter.
tained twenty Of her close friends
AZ a miscellaneous shower az her
home wednesday. Bridge was played
during the evening.
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CHICAGO. June s.--The reader Of
a local newspaper wrote this riddle
10 the editor. Where does a sea
gull sleep when he Ia chasing a
steamer" II hasn't been answered
yet.
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Mrs. Parish Plans
Luncheon

Honcring Mrs. Frank L. Seihert'
Who has recently returned from a trip
to California. Mrs. II. w. Parish viii
entertain with a bridge luncheon Of
ten tables At her home Wednesday
afternoon. June ~.
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Mexican Indians
Wait Worlds End

CHIHUAHUA CITY. June g.
Excited by prophecies that the end
OF the worid IL near. tribe OF In
dams 50 miles from here Is making
daily sacrifices.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS


Mrs. T.. a. robey will entertain all
former Wisconsin women at n picnic
on her lawn at 7i9 \. soth 81. Wed.
nesdny, June "a. at i2a0 o'clock
Brine basket lunch. Coffee. cream
and sugar viii be furnished by the
hostess.
Plans for the annual Wisconsin
picnic Will be discussed
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Mrs. Phillips to Be
Luncheon Guest

Al . compliment 20 Mrs. Albert
Charles Philips. Miss Madeleine
Bartlett Butler r. entertaining ten
quests al luncheon at the Hotel
Washington. Saturday.
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English Sportsmen
Face Arrest Threat

cowEs. Eng. June s.--Arrest Of
several famous sportsmen IL threat.
ened as the result Of the killing Of
several peregrine falcons during a
local pigeon shoot.
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Bridge Luncheon
at Home

Mrs. Byron sutton win be luncheon
hostess, followed by four tables Of
bridge. at her home saturday after.
noon.
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CLUBS FOR FRIDAY


The Master Key" psychology
class win meet Friday. June .. AZ 7:so
p. m, In the University branch H.
hrary. pr. J. u. O. Powers. teacher.
Public invited
Washington Boulevard w. c. T. Y.
A luncheon viii be given by the
Washington boulevard w. c. T. y. In
the chapel. sist and n Madison a..
Friday. June .. at ~ o'clock. Mrs.
Kate Keller. superintendent OF the
flower mission department. will be
the speaker OF the afternoon.
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Oprretia At FairyIew school

on Thursday and Friday evenings.
June and ?, the Fairvlew school Will
give an operrtta. "A Fairy Tale Of
the SILK Worm" at the school.
The cast follows:
Moths ffaysnstss ...4.....,.. Dorothr
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Col Ellsworth Circle. Ladies os the
q. A. r.. win serve a dinner from
ti.so To O'Clock. Friday. June o.
followed by q business session AZ 2
p. m. All delegates who are 10 at.
tend the convention arr requested 10
be present.
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Chapter 40. r. T. O.. win meet
with MIse Asrtcna o'Ncai. fso3 i2th
ave. Friday. June .. a. n m. Mira.
Emma Lou Cunningham. state organ.
izeF. viii be present.
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Ali former pupils and present and
former patrons Of the Green Lake
school are invited 10 attend a home.
coming reception and reunion at The
school Friday evening. June .. from
! until 10 o'clock. Program and re-.
frcshmentn.
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Ballard W. G. T. L. viii meet with
Mrs. Hattie Reeves. 7s1T itth n. w.
Friday. June .. at p. m. Mrs. Min.
ME Msthewson. honor guest. The
hostess viii be assisted By Mrs. Ma,
bel Mckenzie.
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Ladies Thur~ds, prexre~s Club

The Ladies' Of the Thursday Prog
reas club who winh 20 attend tho an
nuai picnic win meet at Caibrsith'-
dock. foo, of Madison IT. Friday
June .. at a m.
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Announcement Ia made that the
meetings Of Alpha Belle camp. n. ~.
A.. will Be held only on the second
Friday Of each month until further
notice.
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Sick Monarch to
Abdicate Throne?

ATHENS. June s.--Recurrence Of
King Constantinen illness has
caused a renewal Of the report tina,
he will abdicate in a abort time.
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-ope~~tia" at FaIrvIcw school

For the benefit Of tho moving pie.
ture machine. an operctta. entitled
a Fairy Story Of the SAX Worm
written BY Mrs. Hannah Mari. will
be given BY 81 nttie girls from the
rairyiew school. AZ the school. Fri.
day evening. June .. at . .. m. Pub
nc cordially invited.
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Annual session Of order ~ Anna
ranth will take place a, Masonic tom
pie. opening At 10 n m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-08

The present year marks the forty.
firth anniversary OF Edison's inven-
ton Of the phonogrsph.
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Delegates william Mcklnlcy CIrcI,
ADDITIONAL CLUBS


Jewish Ladies' AUXILIARY
The regular meeting ~ the Seattle
Orthodox Jewish ladies' Auxiliary
10 the Denver Orthodox hospital fof
eonsumptlves will be held Wednes.
day. June IL. az the Y. N. ~. A.. nth
and y. Union a.. a. .. m Mem.
bers urged 20 be present.
Green lake ". &. TIL.
Green Lake W. 9. T. 4. win hold
its annual flower mission NJ thp home
Of Mrn. w. A. snyder. 7e0 v. ssth - b.
Wednesday. June "a. ~ 2 D. m. Mrs
Keller. county superintendent Of the
W. G. r. e.. Will be the speaker.
stevens Relief Corps M.
Mrs. May snyder and her mother.
MR.. Sarah A Rarney. will entertain
the members % Stevens Relief Corps
No. I. comrades Of the q. A. n. and
friends az an aii.iay social gathering
~ their residence. 7fis Dexter ave.
on Friday. June Sc A r.on.daY
picnic luncheon viii be served In
charge q the executive committee.
o. whom Mrs Belle Sheppard ia
chairman. Take cars No. 10. "a or
- 20 McCraw n. The American flag
VIII be displayed.
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Auxiliary 20 Seattle Rose society
viii meet in 81. Regis cafe. with Mrs.
Oscar r. Jensen. hostess. Miss Clara,
Reynolds. OF the art department OF
the public schools. will talk on "Cois
or Arrangements"
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sharon Chapter

Sharon chapter. Of Westminster
guild. viii present two delightful
plays Friday evening. June .. In the
Sunday school room Of the First
Presbyterian church.