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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-30
PREP CAGERS PIAY

Queen Anne plays West Seattle at
Queen Anne. Franklin journeys TO
broadway and Ballard plays at Lin
coin in the high school cage games
booked for tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-30

iiil ists. whs has hem rtxsisg
Harvard rvwioG shells for - yaars,
he 1T ~srk on an especially designed
host for the varsity ere~. The de-
align was drawn By sro~uine shield,
the yacht architect. The sh~li viii b.
siM feet isag and n laehe~ WIDE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-30
CuRANs ARE COMING

University OF Havana has accepted
an invitation to take part In the
Pennsylvania relay carnival. April
rs and 20. according TO word from
the Cuban school
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football game at the Elks'
club by a ii to 10 tally.
West Seattle tied these two
teams by beating the Ballard
Cubs at the X. of c. by a
20 to ii count.
In the other games OF the night
the Stacy shown team tied the
Collins Cubs In their division by
beating Washington Park at the
Eika' club. e. TO ~. while Wilson's
Modern business college eliminated
the Mikadoea by winning at the X.
OF q. 20 to rs.
Definite plans for the playoff can
not be Laid until the Battery & CUES.
ton IL settled. Details for the big
series viii be ready BY wednesday.
Three preliminary games remain
on the schedule. They will be played
wednesday night at Collins. The
schedule follows:
Dandy Baking Co. vs.. Asahi
Juniors. al $50 .. m.
Pirates va Yeaier A. C.. at TO
y. m.
Imperials W.. Seattle Boys club.
at $40 D. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-30
Stunpf
Is Not
Steady
Local Club Must Have
Smooth Play at Second
Base in Order to Win
BY LEO II. LASsEN

D TEAM In base
hail can play win.
ming tlan consist
entity without a
500 a keystone
combination.
Powerful hitting
or super pitching
may carry a team
TO the top OF the
heap temporarily.
but In the long
run a team with
out a good pair
around on q
base Is bound 20
AXE the big tum
BILE.
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nsrshsu Ferdinand Torh. General Jehn
, rsfshisK Aua gsnstai George ". Win
gate have tsrp sis.fe.i honorary mem
bers ~ the Ns~ York A. 6.
T-snsv-sour % sh> leading srpanerts
81 the art 81 topping over teupins ~iil
meet IN special series 81 the Caiissuu
snnsr IN Chicago. February 70 -. The
~iansr VII ~ awarded diAmona medal
ard fi.fpe.
re-ns,ivsnia received it.eso from
hunters for ucersss last year.
There are e.er s.soo bog. playing
lee hoeley In several leagues under
the saspi.~. ef the Tereete Amateur
Ueskey association. r-u new rsnks
are la commission this year.
Denver municipal authorities may have
a .iaodsfn spofts stadium srseisd.
Tn. Eastern Yacht club ~ Boston has
fleet Of ztt yachts. made w of -
sehoonerH. :. steamers. 81 iaWirhc~. -
sioaps ana - aailbsats under 30 feet
~ateriins ieaEth.
san Franciseo's municipal roir course
IL nsttinE nearly tso.oes yearly In hAH
dollar fsos
Milirc.e 4. 4. will lay an ii-isp-te-
ths-tniie board track In Madison
square Garden fer tho annual game.
February 4.
San frAnoi,oo wri hold q series OF cup
soccer games la February.
Tho United states Revolver association
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-30

TUE Wilson Business college five
l. were n bit too strong for the
Mikadoes. and the collegians de-
feated the Nippons 90 10 rs. at the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-30
AMATEUR PICK CAME

The University OF Washington and
Eckart Cigar teams will clash I'm the
Seattle Amateur Hockey league rnce
at the Arena tonight at 7I5 o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-30

TUE scoring ability OF Parker
l. Moore. who tailed II field goals.
brought home a victory for the
Stacy Shown five over Washington
Park at the Elks' club. The final
score was 81 90 IL.
The score follows:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-30

the STATE and Idaho games. Tho
Dodgers should even up the count
on the larger varsity floor.
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Washington Park
HARVEY McrvoR's shooting eye

~ 49, - 49, Ots = sHNtahk fsf
L L was working Saturday night
and the West Seattle boys trimmed
the Ballard Cubs at the X. of c.
by 20 10 II score. McIvor dropped
in four field goals and two free
throws.
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9;EI3 90
G1FE ga

C~~~h john v. Me~hAr. ~ syr~~w,
fssth~Ji ssssd. viii la~srmrsse .
serie~ Of night school sis~s~s fsv
candidates dsstng the winfew. a &C.,
sssa viii t-~ held zach we~k. fnssrue-
tsea t-~ipG mestiy BY bi~~k b~~rd
talk. and In . ne~ signal es-i~ = hleA
Will be pet In effect neat fall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-30

TuIE Ben Paris Billiard team
4 ronghed their way 10 IL TO 10
victory over the shaner a Wolf
squad at the Elks' club. Tho game
was a defensive battle most Of the
way.
Tho score foiiows.
-hsaer 4 " olff Tt~n rAris billiards
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-30
BILLIARD CRACKS MEET

University Of P~nnsyivRais hss sel
rowing candidates working Indoor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-30

Star Junior Cage Race
Knotted by Final Games
Battery c Team Only Certain Finalist, Altho Dandy
Bakers Look Sure; Ben Paris Five Causes Mixup by
Beating Shaner & Wolff

Army Bakenhus, Battery center, charged with
being year the age limit Of % years. set by The
Star Junior basketball league claims that he registered
year over his real at Queen Anne high school
era years to be able to enter the service. He
states that he will bring affidavit from his parents
proving that his age is under the limit IL this Is pro-
duced the school census statement filed by the Collins
Cubs will not be considered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-30

Dan Mcmillan. tackle on the rnivsr-
sisy Of California football eleven. lie cap
tain % the varsity slEht.oar.d rrsw
csiifornlas biggest Coast race viii b.
with the University Of waAhington q,
Seattle.
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Soccer
Dope Is
Upset
Maple Leaf Team Is De-
fcated, 3 to 0, by Wood
land Parkers

BY ALEX &. ROSE
IN the biggest upset 81 tho
i season. the Woodland Park
team defeated tn. strong Maple
Iraf soccer eleven la the fea-
turn game Of The Star league
schedule. nj Woodland park
yesterday by q J 10 o count.
Tho Parksrs outpiay.d the
Canadians all tho way and
showed tho best form that they
have demonstrated this season.
Tho score was 10 0 nj half
time. Alex Carmichael. Park
forward. scoring from tho left
on a pretty combination pas.
from George (ofnthwaife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-30

BATTERY is the only team in The Star Junior basket
ball league that is certain Of place in the finals to be
played between the four leading teams in the whole league
the four being made Of the two leaders in each division
The Dandy Baking Co. is reasonably Of BERTH They
have yet TO play game with the Asah Juniors Collins
field house Wednesday night and the Bakers figure to
Saturdays results gummed up the program the Ben
Billiard team beating Shaner n Wolff in a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-30
How Teams Stand
In Stars Junior
Basketball LOOP
LEAGUE No. (.


X. of c. Yorita lead the scorers
with four field goals.
Tho score.
NH sda~w WII<~rs. n N 4.
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with the preliminary sc~ssa lost
shoot over the Battery G team h the
cui, team TO 70 thru the first part ~
the schedule undef-ased. which shows
the clo~enn~s Of the rsc~. And then
the Battery boys just did defeat
STACY Showns, sS to 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-30

shaffer for Kopstsin. FIeld goais--f<
fow :. Teidnan ,. Caeria 1. Rub.nHtein
o, Harisfn I. Elinker ]. Jones !. Evans /.
fres shrowr-liaalsm :. lie Bow =
Hefsrss-aAlsr.
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In the second period cornwaitr
worked the ball up the left aide o,
The field and crossed 20 Forward
schou on tho right. tho latter scor,
ms with a rocket shot that easily
beat Fletcher In the goal.
The final score came with Wood
land park playing 10 men. Pred
simpson being forced 60 retire with
an injured eye. Carmichael scored
the final tally on long dribbhng
shot that Jus, passed under the bar
IL was a beautiful goai.
iiiiiy Waller officia,ed.
The teams lined up as foiiowrs
Woodland Park - pitiKon. goal.
rurvtz. Fabianson. fulihaeka. Pat.
more. Simpson. Corbrii. haifhacks.
Richardson. Hylanda. schou. cornth.
waite. Carmichael. forwards.
Maple Leafs-t1eiehsr. goal: Cal.
bTalth. Watts. fulibaekn. white. Al.
hey. smith. halfbaess. Willis. Scott.
Bennett. Fairhurn. Dowic. forwards.
In the Doeing Aircraft f'ostoffieo
game Referee Rsekn failed TO show
up and The game waA postponed. II
viii bo roseh~duled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-30
The Statistics

ssms~ This N~~k
Friday and Saturday a-WanhinGton va
W. G.. ~ Seattle.
os~Eea Va q. A. C.. st Eugene.
fdaho Va. Montana. az Misaouia.
Niiismstts Va whitman. al Waiia
Ns4iA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-30

goais--Mcivor Z. Reyes :. Parrot !. Nell
son 1. Eland ;. Mclaughlin :. Free
throwa-Elsud :. McIvor ;.
Kcferce-ThomAs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-30

lreid rosis--forisa Z. T. Eawaro~ :.
hestAhAKm /. Void :. Sorensoo !. Kiosz
J. Harris !. Roth !. free throps--
koitabashi !. kiosE =
Eeferte--WtiliArus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-30

Some OF the trans In the fague
will have Ia tone down their NAV.
and the teams want to remember
that The Star ~ conducting = basket
ball league and not n football cir
cult Any player ordered frsm the
floor for Intentional roughnex< will
De barred for the rest Of the season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-30

for ceop. Cesp for Taif. Thompson for
Exxiestan. Exgieston for Thempsan. ks-.
rsld for f-~Haas. nvathn Tor kInr@fd.
W ash inston --Sonr
Eeags ~ half tims-wsshinEisn ~.
California O.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-30

John Tnorburn has been registered BY
roth tho Ben Paris Billiard five and th.
behaf haking co. Whatever team Thor
burn plays with first has the cali for
his seryice4-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-30

fsa,urs Of the C.orxs,o~a u~ivsr-
sfty baseball season wtii - anubis.
header on AprM ~. wheu Plftshufr var
sifY viii - played In the moruiu1 ard
the Holy Cross nlns Ia the sftsfnooa At
Washington. u. 9.
Ths Oxford University 81 Enrisnd
lacrosse team will arrive N this cos-ssry
In March ft will open against JoAna-
Hopkins At nsitifnor~. March "a
University Of PennsYfvRnis wfii sdd
the hammer thro~ tn its sports prswvs fi
st the relay carnival. April "a and 20
n has not bssa contsst..i for five years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-30

The fmrerisls have been strengthened
considerably by the addition of Jimmy
lynch a, center. Lynch played quite 4
hst OF basketball at broadway hira
school The Imp~rialH have a fine ehans~
% climb into sixth place II they beat
the Seattle Boys club "Wednesday night
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The star viii assign referees for the
finals between the four leading teams
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-30

A trophy will hc awarded TIRE wsnn.r
OF the Class title. while the team win
ming the elimination series from the
other u squads will receive a peunant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-31
Mr.. and Mrs. White
Celebrate Anniversary

The sixtieth wedding anniversary
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George White was
celebrated on Monday evening. Aug.
rs. at the home Of their son. Mr.. v.
T.. White. 1855 Wolcott ave. Forty.
five guests were In attendance. The
home was attractively decorated In
yellow and white with an especially
elaborate buffet supper table. cen.
tered by a wedding cake.
The couple have In the three years
they have lived In Seattle made many
warm friends who were there 10
make the anniversary a happy one.
Mrs. White was war bride OF the
Civil war. They were married at
Delaware. Ohio. on a Thursday and
the following Monday the groom left
for the battle sector. not TO return "a
his bride for three years. He served
as corporal in Company r. ssth
regiment OF the Infantry Ohio volun.
teers.
They have six children and twelve
grandchildren. Two daughters. Mrs
William Creger OF Seattle. and Mrs
r. s. Van Sickle Of Beeville, Texas
and one son. v. r. White. were pres
ent. Mrs. White Is so years old and
Mr.. white, So.
A poem written for the occasion
entitled Sixty Years Together" wa,
written and read by Mr.. p. A. Klein
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Sunset Club
September Program,

what Is Psychology" will open
the winter program season for the
Sunset club on Wednesday. septem-
Der 6. The lecture Is to he given
BY DR.. Stevenson Smith at o'clock
Mrs Howard Josiyn and Mrs. Will
lam ID. Perkins win be hostesses.
The following week. Wednesday.
September 18th. business meeting
In connection with luncheon viii be
held.
Mrs. Clarance Blethen and Mrs.
Bruce Eslmore will be hostesses on
Wednesday. September 20. to hear
the Vanity Box Players"
There will be no program on the
last Wednesday OF the month. Sep
TENDER 81.
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>Ceatt!e
Society
Miss Worthington Weds
Mr.. Perkins at Beduti-
ful Home Ceremony,


MISS KATHLEEN woRrHiNG-
Az TON. daughter OF MIR. and Mrs.
T. X worthngton, became the
bride Of Mr.. Harry A. Perkins, son
OF Mrs. Elizabeth Perkins. last eve.
ming at tho worthlngton residence.
<os nnylston ave. N. at sac o'clock.
puring the reading OF the service
BY the Rev. Cleveland Kleihauer OF
the University Christian church.
Mr.. T. {. Andrews sang softly a
group OF tender waltz love songs OF
hong ago. accompanied by Mrs. Rob
ert Glaze.
The bride wore an imported gown
Of hand.cmhroidcred lace over ivory
crepe satin in simple lines. A cas-.
eadc % the satin was caught at the
low waistllne at one side with a
cluster of silver leaves. Her long
sulie veil was held in place by a
high Russian eoronet Of silver leaves
and orange blossoms. Her only
jewel worn was a pearl brooch OF
elaborate design. presented by her
maternal grandmother.
she carried a shower bouquet Of
orchids. Ophelia roses. sweet peas
and lilies OF the valley.
Mrs. Earl Gerry. OF Portland. ma
iron OF honor. wore a gown OF two
tone metallic gold cloth girdied In
soft pink and caught here and there
with French flowers.
Miss Mary McArdlc. In a straw.
berry pink affeta frock made with
the long basque effect. and Miss
Myrtle Caikins. Of Tacoma. IN a
green gown OF tho same design. were
the maids in attendance.
The flower girls. Miss Marion
Ken, and Miss Charlotte Brownfield.
wore ruffted frocks OF white Chan.
tiny lace over pale yellow crepe dc
chine. Streamers Of narrow Lady.
fair ribbon formed tho girdles OF the
gowns.
Miss Jane Perkins. niece OF the
groom. carried the platinum circlct
on a satin cushion. She was In n
bewitching little frock Of pale green
crepe de chine. a slip Of the ruffied
Chantllly showing in a fetching fash.
Ion below. Sfreamers OF silver.
caught with rose buds, girdled her
little waist.
Tho groom was attended by his
brother. Mr.. w. r.. Perkins.
A reception followed the ceremony.
Mrs Perkins wore as her going
away gown a brown tweed taiileur
with sable furs. A brown hat Of
snug attractiveness completed the
picture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-31
How Fat Actress
Was Made Slim

Many stage people now depend
entirely upon harmola Prescriptton
TabietH for reducing and controlling
fat One clever actress tells that she
reduced steadily and easily By using
this new form 81 the famous Narmo-
Ia Prescription. and now. by taking
Narm0ia Tablets several times n
year, keeps her weight jug, right
Prescription Tablets q, one dollar
for case. or VI you prefer you can
secure them direct from the Mar
rnoia Co. tst2 Woodward Ave. De-
tr0tt. Mich. ~ you have no. tried
them do SO They are harmless ana
r.--hdvertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-31
Golden Wedding
Ceremony Performed

The golden wedding OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Diedrich Engclkcn was ceie.
brated at the homa Of their daugh-
ter. Mrs. Louis West. s3se Ninth
ave. n. T.. on Friday evening.
Aug. IS.
Ono hundred guests Witnessed tn.
ceremony Of 50 years ago gone
through again In formal fashion.
with the Rev. II. Poland. Of the
German Lutheran church. reading
the service In German. as II had
been originally performed In 1862 Ia
Hamburg. Germany.
FoHowinx tho ceremony, came n
program OF especial significance for
the occasion. including a song. "Sil.
yer Threads Among the Gold" by
Mrs. Herman Horn. another. Sweet.
est story Ever Told by Miss Ruth
Hofstad. reading. ''slaw's Place. "
by Mrs. T. c. Magrath. violin solo
OF his own composition. "Elgle." By
Prof. Albert Shaffrr. accompanied
by Mrs. shaffer: a solo. Il Love You
Truly" by Miss vcrnie Campbell.
and a reading by Madame Marie
Wenll Becbe.
Congratulations followed and then
In PROPULSION came the gifts for the
couple. one gift box contained n
diamond set gold bar pin. another
800 in gold.
Even the buffet supper carried out
the beautiful golden color in its ap.
Ipointments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Engeiksn have five
children. three Of whom. Mrs. Louis
Welst OF Seattle. Mrs. c. III. Tines
OF Los Angeles. Mrs. y. Moser OF
Butte. Mont. were present. Two
sons. one OF Butte and the other OF
New York. were unable 10 be pres
emit. Other relatives present were
Mr.. A. Engelken OF Spokane. a
nephew. and Miss Hattie Bettfrcund.
Of Valley. Wash. a nelce.
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Personal

Miss Sadie and Miss Marion Me.
Dowei and their houEe guest. Miss
Ethel LAWYER. Of Spokane. have ro-
turned from itimrock. whore they
spent the greater part OF tho sum
mer.
Mrs. James Gliding Of Baltimore
II the house guest OF MIR and Mrs.
Hugh Purcell Mrs. Gliding In "a
connection OF James Watson dilder.
distinguished editor OF Century Maya.
zine, whose sister founded the Colon.
lai club OF New York.
Mrs. George Drummu returned
from Maple Valley ON Monday nc.
companiOd by Miss Donia Maxwell 81
Maple Valley and Mrs. Beaia OF
iandsburg.
Miss Eiizabrth Huribut. daughter
Of MIR. and Mrs. y. W. Iiuribut. VIII
leave today for Aurora. ~. y. where
abe viii continue her collegiate work
ut Wells college Miss NclliA feigvr
will accompany her aa far M Grand
Rapids. where she VIII visit Miss
Katherine Powers for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claiming Coleman
are expected TO return tomorrow
iron scenic Hot springs. where they
have been for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Rolfe win
motor TO Vancouver. II. C.. for the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ward. Mr..
and Mira. Gordon Shaw. Miss Isernicc
Suily and MIR. Mel Cushing viii
motor TO Blg Four Inn for tho week.
end and Labor day.
Mr.. y. n. Adams will arrive IN
Honolulu Saturday. where he win re-.
main for several weeks.
Mai. and Mrs. John II. Hood plan
20 leave tomorrow for ak weeks In
Southvfn California.
Mrs. Walter McEwan Tomkins
has as house guests Minr Margar-,
rransioii. Miss Catherine Hurley and
Miss Frances Burriii. all OF Tacoma.
Miss Louise Fowler will leave next
week for Aberdeen. where she will
spend the winter.
AIRS. Aiyce Hebbcrd and daughter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-31
Thrift shop

Officers Of the Thrift shop. iocai.
"a al bii e,ewar, At. wish 10 an
nouncc that tho little shop viii again
be open all day on saturday thru.
out tho winter. commencing with
saturday. Sept. ?. n has been closed
AZ noon on Saturday during July and
August, on Labor day. Sept. 4. the
Thrift shop VIII BE- cloned all day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-31

able to do any work she wants to do
although she In still careful not to
do heavy work - and 20 well and
strong. We recommend Lydia 4.
Pnkham's Vegetable Compound 70
all mothers with ailing daughters,
and give you permission to publish
this letter M q testimonial. Mrs.
Am. BURxHoLDER, Route No. 2, Boz
], Wauscon, Ohio.
Something out Of balance win AZ
feet the finest clock, causing 1t To
gain or lose. The proper adjustment
made, all is well. So It In with wo-
men. Some trouble may upset you
completely.
Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound will correct tho cause of
the trouble and all disagreeabls
symptoms viii disappear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-31
Mrs. Henry to Have
Bridge on Tuesday

Mrs Langdon c. Henry win en-.
terrain Tuesday afternoon. septem,
Der 5. at her home at The High
lands. in compliment 10 her neice.
Mrs. Charles Dresser Lurphey
Cynthia Robertsonl OF Coronado
who has been her guest during the
past summer. The guest list - linn
tied to Mrs. Murphey's intimate
friends.
Mrs Murphey win leave the fol
lowing Saturday for California. nc
companscd by Miss Janet Henry
and Miss Jane Stimson. who are
returning 10 Miss Ransom's school
~ Piedmont
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-31
Supper Dance for
Bridal Pnrtu

Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Wilson Nc.
creery gave a supper dance ias,
evening at their home. 1877 East
63rd st.. for their daughter. Miss
Edna Mccreery and her fiance. Mr..
Beverly Hancock. who are to wed
on Saturday evening. Sept. 2.
The affair included only members
Of the bridal party and followed
the wedding rehearsal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-31
Hostesses for Tomorrow
at Orthopedic Tea Shop

Mrs. Philip Kinxer. representing
the Mt. Baker Park guild. will be to-
morrow's hostess az the orthopedic
Tea shop.
She win be assisted BY Mrs. W. A..
Magce. Mrs. Mary Nicholson. Mrs. c.
II. Tollock. Mrs. w. W. Miner. Mrs.
Clarke Gallup. Mrs RSinler Boeuw.
Ikea and Miss Blanche NOVEL;.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-31
Miss Lockyear Weds
Mr.. Frederick Ddnz

Miss Bernice Lockyear. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lockyear.
became the bride of Mr.. Frederick
G. DAM, OF Port Angeles. on Tues
day evening, August 10th. at the
home Of her parents. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Il. w.
Erickson.
A buffet supper was later served
the guests. all intimate friends.
Nr. and Mrs. DAM met in Port
Angeles. where the bride was teach.
ing last year. They will make
their home there.
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LURING POSTERS HANG
IN SEATTLE LIBRARY

prints about 200 IN ail--are recent
additions 10 the library collection
from AIliani In Florence
The collection ~ modern prints
In the japanese style that were
part Of n special exhibition at the
Fine Arts gallery recently, can
now be seen by the public ON re-.
quest M The home Of Mrs. j. q.
Baker. asf0 i5th ave. -. y. They
were the work Of mn English mr..
tisi. Elizabeth Keith.
An excellent book for homebuiid.
ers IL Just published by Che Weyer.
hncuser Forest Products company
and deals exclusively with woodruff
homes. and II illustrated with nir'a.
graphs and plans OF typical b
architectural styles.
Interesting accounts Of The -
OF American and European types Of
homes. together with detailed infor.
nation concerning their construction
are contained IN the book.
The July Theater Magazine has a
page Of pictures and an article de.
voted 10 the play production AZ the
University Of Washington. which u
states has brondened and advanced
rapidly as n result OF courses in act.
ing producing and piaywriting since
thu advent OF Glenn Hughes ms diree.
tor Of "A number o. plays Of high nc.
crnry merit"
Special mention IN the article wns
made OF an Illustration picturing a
street drop. designed and executed for
tho Tanning Of shrew." by Miss
Alfredo storm, Instructor In the de.
pariment Of painting az the univer.
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