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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-24
Tea at Mrs.
Buckingham's Home

Airs. y. r. buckingham will en-.
ssrtain tho members of the Wor.en'a
University club and their guests with
a bridge tea At hrr home. 1875 Ever
green place. Friday afternoon. June
20. AZ : o'clock Fer reservations
phone Mrs. r =. whiting. Fast sso9.
Those who cannot come for bridge
are invited to drop In for tea at 4
O'Clock.
This IL the first OF n series ~ fort
nightly teas to be held AZ the homes
Of members for tho benefit o. the
furnishing fund
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der his direction this winter. IL was
reproduced over the radio and hau
the distinction OF being the frs,
opera ever broadcasied on the PA.
cific coast. Mr.. Jou.Jeryille IL a
grand opera singer Of national re.
nown. lie was first tenor OF The
HoHfon Grand Opera company during
the season Of fsigiai4 and has sung
the principal operas OF France. A
large number OF his pupils appeared
IN recitals during the Cornish schools
.~cent festival.
Mrs. Kuria Strong Is finishing her
first season with the Cornish school
She has been prominent In music
circles In tho Northwest. and was
connected with the state college M
Pullman. She has instructed many
Of the younger artists in the North.
west, among whom IL her daughter.
Vivian Hart Strong. coiorntura SO.
prano. and Sidney Allison. baritone.
Mr.. Allison received the Kllhansky
scholarship last aeaaon.
Sara Y. II. Peabody ia n lyric SO.
prano and an artist OF exceptional
ability. She was the first voice
teacher connected with the Cornish
school and In well known for her
costume rcciisis and her work with
MIR. Jou.Jerville in the Grand Opara
Intime" given several seasons ago.
Ella Helm Boardman has been for
the past ~ years leader OF the choir
Of the First Baptist church In this
city and numbers among her pupils
many church soloIsts. She win have
classes In material for church sing.
ers.
The classes TO be included this year
by the Cornish school In this depart.
ment promise 20 be some Of the best
vet offered during summer session.
Miss Nellie Cornish. director OF the
school. has exerted every effort TO
give Seattle n summer school that
will attract students from all parts
Of the country and give TO local resi-.
dents n place OF study that will rank
among the leading art schools OF the
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Tea Shop Service
Neat Week

The various guilds 81 the city in
charge Of the Orihopedic Tea shop
next wrek viii be- Monday. Capitol
HUI. Mrs. Frank Eiweli Case. hoeteAs.
Tuesday. Denny Thurman. Mira. +.
silssrstone. HOSTESS. "Wednesday. Ma.
Iaruna. Mrs. A. Menkr. hoaieas. Thurs
day. Denny Thurman. AIRS. l.. X
stephens. hoNtess: Friday. Mount
Baker Park. Mrs. y. q. Klnxer. host.
ess. Saturday. srahurst Auxiliary.
Mrs. X. L. Mellon. hostess.
Assisting Alrs Case Monday with
be Mrs. Harvey Gray. Mra. II. s.
Hryc. Mrs. r. G. Bradrn. Mrs. Neal
Boyle. Airs Bruce shorts. MrN. Miller
Freeman and Mrs. Mary Terrell Giles.
ting
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Committees Named for
Musical Tea

The musical ten 20 be given by
the University Guild OF the ortho.
pedic hospital at the Phi Delta
Theta chapter house. gill u. s7th
~. "Wednesday afternoon. June rs.
viii have the following committees
In charge. Miss Della Wright,
chairman Of the entertainment com.
mittce; Mrs. c. l.. Phillips, receiv-
inE: tickets. Mrs. X. J. Cogsweil;
tables. Mrs. Carl siebrand: refresh.
ments. Mrs, r. cogswell. decora.
tons. Mrs. II. c. JOY. prizes. Mrs.
G. u. Kline. special features. Mrs.
w. II. McColloch; program. Mrs. A.
II. wiseman.
Presiding AZ the urns are TO be
Mrs. Howard Hanson. Mrs. Pierre
J. Frcin. Mrs. J. Allen Smith and
Mrs. G. T. Clark.
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CAMP LEWIS

brilliant ball was given on Mon
day at the Officers club. Camp Lew.
f.. Notable in the throng was the
house party Of Major Felix Black.
burn. u. 8. A. and Mrs. Blackburn.
which included Mr.. Alfred Hampton.
special representative Of the bureau
OF immigration. who IL making an
inspection OF the Northwest stations,
Mrs. Hampton, MISC Hampton. Cap.
tain J. v. Conway. U. s. A.
Miss Hampton, who has an air Of
distinction in the ballroom. il well
known In the field Of sports. where
golf and motoring claim much OF her
attention.
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DELIGHTFUL BREAKFAST

AZ the Rainier club on Thursday Il
delightful breakfast was given by
Colonel Charles L. Phillips. 4. 8. A..
commanding the Reserve Officers
Training corps al the University OF
Washington. and Mrs. Phillips. whose
guest OF honor was Mr.. Frank Nc.
Clynn. the superb interpreter OF the
titie role IN Abraham Lincoln" the
national drama. now appearing at the
Metropolitan. and attracting great
audiences
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Mrs. E. N. Brooks
Honor Guest

Mrs. T.. n. Brooks. retiring after
five years as treasurer Of the Mis-.
aionnry society ~ the First prcshy.
terrain church. was honor guent NJ
luncheon of thirty covers given By
tho officers Of the society Friday
afternoon in Frederick q Nelson's
ton room
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Donald Fraser TO
We'd June go

The marriage OF Miss Josephine
Cook. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. y. G.
Cook. Of crozet. Va, whose engage.
ment 10 Mr.. Donald Fraser. son OF
Mr.. a. g. N. Fraser. was announced
some months ago. will be- solemnized
Thursday afternoon, June 20. a. 4
o'clock at Pierremont, the brides
/ home.
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House Party at
Pilchuch L0dge

Miss Louisa McFec. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. q. Melee. enter.
tanned the June graduates OF 81
Nichoiax school with house party
Thursday and Friday at Pilcbuek
lodge. Included were the Misses
Dorothy Dfckey. Catherine Howard.
Caroline chinn. Gwladys Matthews.
Betty Young and Doris Gilbert.
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MAXINE CORPS

Members OF the marine corps. sta
toned at the marine barracks in the
navy yard. who have been much In
demand socially during the week are
Colonel Carl Gamborg Andersen, u.
s. NJ. C.. Captain c. A. Larkin. U. s.
NJ. C.. Captain Lyman Passmore. U.
$. ~ c., Captain c. III. Brown. u. s.
NJ. G. II. ID. A.
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POPULARITY

Two handsome dinners were given
during the week for the same honor
guests. Captain George r. MARVEL.
4, y n. Of the Arizona. and Mrs.
MARVEL. on Saturday the hostess
was Mrs Harrie; w. Brown and on
Friday the hosts were Commander
Frank y. Ridgely, y. T. ~. aide to
the commandant, and Mrs. Hidgely.
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DATES
TO REMEMBER

SATURDAY. JUNE r.
Miss Mildred Fsrrsrs dance ct
home. hanorlns Miss Margaret
chinn and Mr.. Edward w. An
drews.
Miss Harriet Baxter 70 entertain at
dinner AZ the Sunset club IN honor
of Miss Margaret Chinn and Mr
Edward w Andrews.
Golf clubs first In aeriss OF sum
mer dances
Nr. and Mrs Henry Broderiek's in
formal dance ~ home. 70 honor
Mrs. James Ryan.
MONDAY. JUNE &C.
Mrs. Anna Thomson aHhurn's
luncheon at home, eompllmenftnT
Miss Beatrice Peoples and Hiss
Margaret chinn.
TUESDAY. JUNE IT,
Mrs Forrest Goodfellow's bridge
tea At horne 10 com pllmsnt Miss
catharins Hove.
Mrs. Hervey n. wuourn tea At
home from 2 until o'clock
honoring Mrs. Frank s. BsyIey
and Mrs Alvah Lemuei Carr.
Mr.. Campbell Keiiebers theater
and supper party 70 honor Miss
Margaret chinn and Mr.. Edward
W. Andrews.
Mrs. George r. steiner's Informal
Tea AZ nome 70 honor Miss Judith
Crawford and Miss Mary H.
Beach
"WEDNESDAY, JUNE "a
Miss LenoFe Blackwell to entertain
with bridge tea 81 home IN com
piimeHt 70 Miss csthaFins Howe
Mrs. william Chester Keith Will
entertain with the first in series
Of bridge teas.
THURSDAY, JUNE 20
Miss Enola Miesss 70 entertain With
Informal afternoon. compliment
ing Mrs. Clyde Everett Hudspsth.
DR.. and Mrs Everett OrViils Jones
at home al 1913 Beach drive.
Miss Harriet Baxtera tea and
Kitchen shower from until
o'clock, comDiimenting Miss Mary
Lea Fisken.
Mrs. John Ewing Prices tea 70
honor Mrs. Andrew Price from 4
until o'clock. at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ". Burnsits
dinner al hons 10 compliment Miss
cstharins Howe and her fianea,
Mr. James Richard GoodfeiloW.
FRIDAY. JUNE go
Mrs.. Thomas Green 70 compliment
Mrs Robert Boyle at tea at
O'Clock.
MONDAY, JULY B.
Colonial dance at sesttls Yacht
club.
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Chapter @. =. u. o.. win close it's
program for the summer with a pic.
mic luncheon Mt IL o'clock. and called
business meeting at the home of Mrs.
a. X. Yerkes. seahurst Park, Tues.
day. June 81 Members will take
Lake Bnrien car ut 1880 a. IN. from
Occidental md Yesler.
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Some OF those attorneys down
at the courthouse certainly do
handle their work thoughtfuIly
and fhoroly. Yesterday after
noon n door opened I'm the prose-
cutor's department. Three of
those aforementioned attorneys
came out in line and pro-
ceedcd down the hall sipgie-fie.
why" said l TO the one ON
the end. why not walk togeth-
err? why single.file?"
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Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred G. Ayerxt and
children have returned from a
months motor trip TO California.
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Miss Messer Plans
Luncheon

With Miss Margaret Chlnn and
Miss Maude Cakes as the guests Of
honor. Miss Ellen sfe=ser Is enter.
tanning with luncheon at the Raj.
nier club on Thursday afternoon.
June 20.
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Notice 10 An ". q. n. n.

Members OF the w. G. T. u. are
requested to bring flowers to the
Y. w. G. A. tied with text cards on
Thursday, June 20. for distribution
ut the nurses convention. Mrs.
Emma Wood. who has been made
official chairman by the Chamber OF
Commerce for the w. G. r, u, urges
that the flowers be delivered by 10
a. IN.
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know one OF the girl bailiffs
down at the courthouse. She's
the clcverest thing. She says
it's best. when woman Is ar
rested. just TO go on the theory
that she isn't guilty. All men.
she Gays, are guilty. whether ar.
rested or not.
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FORT L.AwTON

Mrs. Charles. wife Of Colonel Oscar
J. Charles. L. 8. A.. colonel COM
mandlng For, Lawton. entertained
tho garrison bridge club on Thurs
day. The hostess was assisted by her
sister and house guest. Miss Charles.
OF Chicago.
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Clubs
CLUBS ron MONDAY


Robert H. Lee chapter, Daughters
Of the confederacy, VIII meet Mon.
day. June 20. nj i,a0 D. m. with Mrs.
Thomas J. Acheson. 400 w. Nc
Grnw st
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"Ah," said he, maybe we'rs
working ON n Chinese case"

s'pose II they'd have been working on
the Humane Society Dog Pound case
they'd have come out on all fonrs
saw something funny a day or
so ago; IL dealt with woman, =
youngster and dog.
The woman was strolilng up
Fourth ave. leading fox terrier
by a chain. The dog was decorated
on the top of its collar with a blue
bow. About a half a block behind
youngster. two and half or
three years old. trailed along. The
woman looked around occasionally.
holding delicately the dog.chain
meanwhile. and invited the young.
ster to hurry along"
II wasn't SO funny. either; 1t was
pitiful.
But then maybe she'd had the dog long
er than she'd had the child.
I'm an awful cat.
wouldn't listen to me any moreN
tonight II | We're you.
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Engagement of Miss
Moran Announced

MIR. and Mrs. Robert Moran Of
Rosario announce the engagement OF
their daughter. Mary Roberta. 10
Capt Walter Shea Wood. United
States infantry. No date has been
set for the wedding.
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Informal Tea for
Architects

Mr. and Mrs. Carl y. Could will en-.
terrain this afternoon at their hom.
with an informal ten from 4 until
O'Clock. honoring the visiting archi.
teess and their wives from Tacoma.
who are spending the day In town.
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West Seattle NJ. G. r. n.

The West Seattle w. c. r. u. viii
meet az the home OF Mrs. w. H..
Scott. northeast corner OF California
and w. Alaska ST.. Wednesday. June
Is. at 2.So p. IN. Members are ex.
pectcd TO attend and visitors will be
welcome. Speaker. Take car No. 2
TO California Junction.
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Dinner IN Honor Of
Mrs. Eaton

Mr. and AIRS. Keith Logan Buiiltt
will be dinner hosts At their home
Friday evening. June 30. entertain.
Ing IN compliment TO AIRS. William
Leonard Eatoa.
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An atmosphere intime marked the
dinners given on Tuesday by Com.
mander r. l.. Irvine. 4. Is. n. pro.
duciion superintendent. and Mrs. Irv-
Inc. and on Thursday by Lieutenant
Allen Hoar. Y. s, N. and Mrs. Hoar.
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Aauila lodge No IS. ID. IL. p. A..
will entertain with n progressive
whist party Wednesday. June rs. at
y. m. nj their hall, loo Madison
st. High honors awarded Members
and the public invited.
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Circle J. Wallingford

CIRCLE J. wallingford. OF the First
Presbyterian church. viii meet with
Mrs. c. ID. Parker. 1899 Lucas pl.,
Wednesday. June 2s, at 2 p. m. Take
wallingford. Green Lake or Merid.
ian cars to 10th st.
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The Serbian society. Liberty. OF
Seattle. will give an entertainment
and dance on Monday evening. July
3. az the Washington hall. i4th and
Fir St. TO celebrate Independence
day
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Informal Dinner Dance

Miss Nellie Patrick entertained fif
teen guests informally at dinner at
her homo Thursday evening MS n
birthday compliment 10 Mrs, Joseph
Long. Dancing was she later amuse-
sNerf
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AfOTORING

Motoring 20 some sylvan glade. din.
Ing al fresco. and returning BY moon.
light have been rcereations recently
enjoyed By many attaches OF the
Yard.
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Mrs. White Honor Guest

Honorlng Mrs w. l.. white. OF
Spokane. who Is her house guest for
a few weeks. Mrs. Daryl Elliott
White was hostess at an Informal
tea Mt her home Friday afternoon.
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Personal

Mrs. Martin coryeil ErlNmann,
who has been residing in New York
for the past two years. IL spending
switzerland. Before returning In the
late autumn ahe will travel extensive.
~ on the continent.
Airs. Beryi Finch IN leaving July
for New York. whefv she viii make
her home.
Miss Ida Corey and Mrs Robert
I.eithead will leave Sunday for a
fertnightH trip 20 Yellowstone park.
Miss Margaret Huribut. who has
been attending tie Cornish school
for the past two seasons. has return.
ed 10 her home IN Condor. Ore. for
the summer. She has ms her house
guests. Miss Ruth Lindsay and Miss
Anna Louise sooiherK
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Howe Of
Tacoma and MIR. and Mrs. }. Borden
Of Spokane motored from Tacoma
Friday to he the dinner guests OF
Mr. and Mrs, J. l. Long.
Moritz Miiburn. son Of Mrs. Anna
Thomson Mllhurn viii return next
week from the Thatcher school IN
California
Mr. and Mrs Beniamen Mines
sailed today on the Queen for a two
weeks trip thru Southeastern
Alaska.
pr. and Mrs. +. Oren Watson and
family left Thursday by motor for
Los Angeles. where Or. oren will at.
tend the National osieopathlc con.
vention which convsnes early In
July.
Mrs. William Leonard Eaton. with
her children. Loyal and Dan
Lamont. her aunt. Mrs. y. A. Wi.
son. Of Oakland. Cal. and her sister.
Mrs. Della Hahn osarln OF Portland.
are planning 10 sail July from
Quebec for Europe.
Miss Queena f.elthead Of San
I Franciaco. who has heen the guest
Of Mrs. O. ". cords for two weeks.
left today for trip TO Alaska.
| MIR and MrN. Paul Crannia are
having July for three weeks
motor trip TO California.
=. ga.
ni@hnh VINO has he"h NiAiuhk hef
pAfsnsH. saf' ana Mrs. 1aeo" RAUL
mann. to' Few weeks, ish FRIDAY
iA'asf' VINO WIZ AIana a snort time
~ N" SOUTH
a'lss lara hsoNfn 'st' friday niEh'
ior ahhaFn. where she VIII wed Mr.
ntop - 1"u,e W nfphAhs TOT week
'ha w" Win 1f's"as'
rum i've "aSA nosor
u'p :" Las" hs".nesus-
Ns''s ra'e''eh a'onahoe is'' FRIDAY
/ t~f q HtNhkW NtAtt VT tnftAEo.
A"s,. acF'en .' Jos
suae'* y e'a4s'ns ar ana Mf'' W.
JAMES '"uhs'
-. - .'"'nei =. "Is.Nr
atoms upon
".'' s"''' -
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Informal Supper

Dr. and Mrs. CaApar sharplea are
entertaining with an informal sup.
per At their home sunday evening.
in compliment 20 Mira William Leon.
ARD Eaton and Mrr. Frederick Bent.
lev
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MYRTLE social Club

Myrtle social club. o. r. g. will
meet Monday. June 2s. at the Mason.
10 temple. az 2 .. m. Bridge and
whist. Eastern Stars and friends IN
vited
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An approaching hurricane may
affect the atmosphere and the rays
OF light passing through II for more
than 1000 miles.
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Mrs. Berry, Finch IN leaving July
for New York. where she viii make
her home.
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Wisteria Club 10 Dance

The Wisteria club liz entertaining
with dance Saturday evening. June
"a. at the Lcschi pavilion.
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AGREEABLE AFFAIR

An agreeable affair al the New
Washington on Wednesday was the
luneheon.brldRe given by the AEso-
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SEATTLE SERVICE SET

The Government Of the United States Sends to the Seattle
District Ranking Officers of Six Commissioned ServicesA
Army. Navy, Marine Coast Guard Geodetic and Public
Health, with Personnel Constantly Increasing in Numbers
and in Importance.
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Card Club Luncheon

Mrs. J. G. Moore VIII entertain the
members of her card club AZ luncheon
on Monday afternoon nt her home.
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The first visiting day NJ Camp
seaith IN Sunday. June 7sth. The
toat leaves pier ~ az ? Sunday
morning. returning at Gao. The girls
are going to give a pageant called
the "cali Of Folk fsof~" and depicts
the various nations Of the world in
their play activities. concluding with
America represented by a group Of
younger children, u Is the "caii Of
Folk Lore" thru the ages. Tis
pageant IL directed by Miss Ruth
Brown ard she IL assisted by the
various councillors nt camp.
Dinner may he secured At camp
for 60 cents Tho visiting days are
PLANNED 20 accommodate the fathers
and mothers Of the girls. but anyone
interested in campfire IL very vel.
come.
At the last business meeting OF tire
kihcio Campfire they elected new Of.
ficerH an follows. Madeline Yeo.
president: Elizabeth Dyer. vice prcsi.
dent: Mahi~ Edwards. secretary:
Ellen Powers. treasurer: T.. Roalyn
N'adsworth. scribe: I4ousne Cannon.
cheer leader: Elsie Taylor and
Audry I<ockhart phone committee:
Helen Herman. hike and program
committee. Mary Mitchell and Char.
iotfe AuerA. welfare.
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The Ladies' Aid OF the Columbia
congregational church viii give a
flower festival on the II. II. Hast.
ings lawn. on the afternoon and
evening OF June ~ and 30. Prizes
VIII be awarded for the beat entries
program VIII be presented
Thursday evening. and Friday eve.
ming a cafeteria dinner will be
served. Fancy goods. candy, etc,
Will be on sale.
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Golf Club Dance
Postponed

The dinner dance planned for this
evening al the Golf club has been In
definitely postponed.
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Y. w. G. A. Hsostesxe.

The Y. w. c. A. hostesses for the
coming week will be:
Monday. Mrs w l.. Thompson:
Tuesday. Mrs. u. q. waIdron: Wed.
neaday. Mrs. wilfred Lewis; Thurv.
day. Mrs. J. Howard Darlington:
Friday. AIRS. Josiah Andrews; sat.
urday. Mrs. Clara Collins.
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Rear Admiral John a. fIoosewerff.
y. =. ~. commandment Of the Puget
Sound navy yard. and Mrs. Hooge.
werff, en- route 70 the Orient. mem.
bers Of the party composed chiefly
OF graduates Of the Annapolis class
OF 1881. viii stop AT Honolulu. where
several affairs ore already planned
In honor Of les voyageurs.
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Miss Queena Lelthead Of San
Francisco. who has heen the ssiess
Of Mrs. o. ". cords for two weeks.
left today for trip TO Alaska.
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Have Just learned that the mono"
has nothing 10 do with the number
OF persons carried. Maybe I can
take ALL my friends.
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Don'i r~res Candy for soldier.

Please keep In mind the second
Thursdny Of the month Of July for
the candy for the soldiers at Port
Townsend. Last month the amount
turned In was not what Il usually Is.
and the girls are urged 70 do their
best this month to make UP for
last.
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Seattle
>JoClst4

Church Service Unites
Miss Helen Enegren
and Mr.. Alfred CARR
son. Invitations Issued
for Miss Fisken's We'd
ding.
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Mrs Caimar Mccunc. OF Haxtun.
Colo. and two children are spending
the summer With her sister. Mrs.
Austin r. Crifftha.
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See where Amundsen plans in
couple Of days on going over
the top Of the world In n mono
plane. Now. that's something
I'D like To do on MY vacation.
have friend who says she would
like 10 20 along. hut ! have told
her she cannot go, because Of u
monoplane carrying only one
person.
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DR. Henry II. Thayer will speak
on Life and the Living" Sunday.
y. m. at the Theosophlcai no.
ciesy. loo Lyon bldg. Third and
James, Public invited. Collection.
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Mrs, william Leonard Eaton. with
her children. Loyal and Dan
Lamont. her aunt. Mrs. y. A. Wi,
son. Of Oakland. Cal. and her sister.
Mrs. Della Hahn Gsarin OF Portland.
are planning 20 sail July from
Quebec for Europe
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Mr.. and Mrs Beniamen Mines
sailed today on the Queen for a two
weeks trip thru Southeastern
Alaska.