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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1922-06-22
GOVERNOR DAVIS WOULD
TEACH "AMERICAF|RST"
SUGGESTS THAT SUNDAY PRE-
cEDINo FOURTH DEVOTED
To AMERICAN IDEALS.

Receiving communication from
Governor E. F. Morgan of West Vir-
ginia relative to the observation of
an America First Day on the sun
day preceding the Fourth of July,
Governor d. w Davis Saturday issu-
ed a statement outlining the reasons
why he thought the designation of
such a day would be appropriate:
1t follows:
"A suggestion comes to me from
Governor T. f. Morgan of West Vir-
ginia. which has deep merit, l believe
1t is that the Sunday before indie
pendence Day July 3 be designated
as America First Day There is no
question but what patriotic and re-
Hgious feelings are parallel. Perhaps
some of us feel that it ought not to be
necessary to have an America First
dav. but the ordinary commemora-
ton which takes place independence
day has lost much of its significance
through the type of celebration in
dulged in.
Plan Explained.
'Ile America TliSl uAy was WI
ceived so that we might consecrate
ourselves to the duty of realizing
more perfectly our American ideals.
The plan is to hold a patriotic meet
ing in each community in the state
and in every church in the state on
the Sunday designated. The subject !
suggested to all the ministers for
their sermon on that day is 'Ameri- |
can Ideals
In many instances laymen have |
been invited to fill the pulpit at one |
service. The churches should be dec
grated with American flags. Govern
or Morgan lists as American ideals,
equality of opportunity, universal ed
ucation, religious liberty majority
rule, adequate reward for labor re-
spect for the home, property rights
respected, freedom of speech and the
press, abolition of caste and class, re-
gard for childhood, old age and wo-
manhood.
II would like to see this day be
fixture in Idaho. Let the children in
the Sunday schools, as well as the
older people in the churches, see its
and act accordingly"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-09

varl.eolored beads. and an orchid cor
sage
Immediately after tho ceremony
there was reception at the flumer'
fast residence. where wild orange
blossoms and dahliaa were used IN
decorating A graceful array Of
sweet peas Ia pastel shades heauti'
fled the breakfast table. Assisting
we're Miss Edith Armstrong. Mics
Phyllis Griffith. Miss Adelia Saineri
Miss Margaret saither and Miss Eva
Engstrom.
Mr.. and Mrs, schlcnker left on a
motor trip 20 California and Mexico.
the bride travelling IN dress % navy
blue Polret twill. designed with bead
ed panels. closc fitting blue felt hat
and stone marten fur They will be
at home after September 8. In Seat.
tie. The out.of.town guests at the
wedding were Mrs, NJ s, willis, Mrs.
II. ]. Mathisen. Miss Margaret
Mathiacn and Dr. and Mrs. Thomas
bailey % Portland. and MIR. J. Sher'
man Mcclcry OF Montana.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-09
Seattle
Society
Attendants Named for
Miss Mildred Mller's
Wedding; Flumertelt-
Schlenker Wedding Sol
eniRi<ed.

MISS MILDRED MILLER
Az daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Southland Miller. whose mar
rage to Captain stewart Franklin
Miller. Tenth field artillery. United
States army, OF Camp Lewis. son
Of CONGRESSMAN John =. Miller and
Mrs. Miller. will be solemnircd at
tho home Of her parents Saturday
evening, August ~. will have - her
bridal attendant Mrs. Albert Charles
stuhb katherine Jeromel as matron
OF honor.
Lieut. Ernest J. Riley win be best
rakn and the ushcrs are Capt Louis
w. Hasslock. Capt W. Stewart
Zimmerman. Lieut. Harold A.
Guernsey. Lieut.. Russell II. Powell.
Lieut.. Owen II. Marriott and Lieut..
Frank A. Hennlns. all OF Camp
Lewis.
The wedding marches will be
played by Miss Dorothy Ewing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-09
MAN TO TEAR
NOSE FROM
GRINDSTON|

Gay, Dick. you work too hard
want you 20 drop the old JOB for
change ana come on a lark with n
what aay7F
Ding u. man, the business win I
on the rocks n don't keep my NJ
10 the grindstone."
Nonsense. You told nne ages y
that the business depression n
passed and that things we're eass
for you. You work just as hard
ever and u Will get you"
Wei. III Try TO tear myself ss,
and DO something or other with "
soon"
soon nothing. You1l rnaks
definite date, old man. Right nd
You have been negiectlng Doris Ia
~ and ] think you and I should a
some nice little surprise trip for d
girls and give them n real time. d
like we used 10 before you got
COMPOUNDED busy"
Wen. perhaps. III think aboH
haven't any decent clothes TO ssI
a party with ladies'. though"
"Oh. thunder Get some. ~
you're no pauper. and know
Why don't you select a good iookiz
suit AT cherry'S7 II you don't "a
10 pay for the whole thing no
cherry's are the folks that will ai1
you 20 make mighty convenient q
rangementr for payments.
They are az 1915 Second ave.
tho Rialto building. upstairs. on
the Pig'n Whistle. Take eieyator.-
Advertlaement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-09
NOTED ARTIST EMPLOYED
AS BANKS ILLUSTRATOR

VIII accompany q weird dance ~ ug.
iincng, with scenic BACKGROUND de.
algnod by Rudolph shaefef. Report
anyn the strange drop curtain viii
dance" IN harmony with the per.
formers. The theme IL a Russian
tale.
Friday evening. August ~. IN
Meany hail. three European plays Of
international distinction will be pre-
scented under the direction II Glenn
Hughes. The Christmas Present"
by Arthur schnitzler. a Bright
Morning" by scrafln and joaquin
Alvarez Qulntero. and "slmoom." BY
August sirindbcrg.
A textile exhibition is being held IN
tho galleries or the Seattle Fine Arts
society. 1913 Fourth ave. This *.
hlbitl0n was awarded the medal for
distinction Of design and craftsman.
ship by the Architectural league OF
New York at their 1921 exhibition.
Sam Hume. with his entire com.
pany from San Francisco. viii spend
the month OF March at the Cornish
thcaier presenting plays.
Marion Olsen will return from New
York October and direct the school
OF the theater ~ the Cornish school
thru the winter session.
Mr.. Calvin Brainnrd cady has been
elected associate director Of the Cor.
ninh school. Mr. cady founded the
University of Michigan music school.
An interesting event II the Freder-
lex a Nelson annual exhibition of
pictorial photography. The third
event 81 this kind will be held In the
auditorium Of the store from Novem.
Der 20 -.
The best pictures win be awarded
prizes OF 400. SIS. $50. $40 and s..
Eighteen prizes viii be awarded In
all.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-09
Tea Assistants

ON Tuesday afternoon. August rs.
when Miss TRACE Lewis Il entertain.
ing at tea Tor Miss Jane Truax. abe
will be assisted by Mrs. Wallace
fiuthlc Miss Nellie Feixer. Miss
karla stoitenbcrs and Miss Dorothy
Greene. who VIII alternate az the
urns. assisted by the Misses Char.
lotto HeuHsy. Elizabeth Folsom.
Helen chlnn. Geraidlne Farrar. Car.
oiyn Chlnn and Evaiyn GOWN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-09
ny DOROTHY FAY GOULD


A. the opening Of the seattie Ma.
tlonai bank. very interesting book.
let. which had been literally Illus.
traied from original drawings by
Paul custin. wnH presented to visit.
orn.
The employment Of such a promi.
merit artist 20 make these drawings.
II In all. marks the booklet as dis.
tinctlve.
The exterior view II very fino
piece % imaginative work. very dIf.
ficult 20 execute for such a purpose
Mrs. Charles Paul II executing n
series ~ masks, 10 be used Ia the
ballet program given under the a..
rection ~ Adolph Bonn. AZ the Cor.
nish Little thcater, Monday and
Tuesday evenings. August IA and i5.
The masks represent the earRoylen
OF the Cathedral ~ N0tre Dame. and
they have been studying political
economy at the University OF Lon.
don. are spending three months this
summer travelling in Europe Miss
Enid win return 20 New York early
In October. but Mrs. Mack viii re-.
nain on the continent for the win.
ter
Mr.. Bruce c. Short returned Mon.
dny evening from n three weeks trip
In tho East,
Miss Ethel Emory has returned 10
San Francisco. after two weeks
visi, with friends IN this city. Miss
Emory. who is a graduate OF the
University Of Washington and Miss
Princes school In Boston. r. now NJ
sistant superintendent OF one OF the
large department stores In San Fran.
cisco.
Mr. and Mrs cAspar Fischer. who
are spending the summer in travel
abroad. are spending the month OF
August in Paris.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fraser. who
have been visiting Mr. Francr'a
father. Mr.. A. q. NJ. Fraser. for a
month. left Monday for Montana to
visit, relatives. before going 10 Char.
loitoyille. Va. where they will reside
Mrs. Ralph c. shaw. Of PltssburR.
- sffafflfx< har ,naste~ Ms tFafser
Macpherson. az tho Hotel Sorrento.
Mir Alice Hole IL at home again.
after spending few weeks az Hay
den Lake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-09
RANKING OFFICERS

Include Captain \. V. Graham. u.
=. ~. commanding: Commander NJ.
/ q, Cook. L. r. ~ executive Lieuten'
ant Commander W, O. Wallace. L. r.
n. Lieutenant Commander G. y
Reardan. u, \. ~. Lieutenant Com.
mandcr NJ. J Foster, u. : n. Lieu.
tenant Commander G l.. Weyler. L.
\. n. Commander J. w. raokus, N
&C.. 4. y ~. Lieutenant Commander
81. ~ Harrison. -. c.. Y. = n. Gem
mandcf r. y. barber. =. G.. e. =. NJ,
Lieutenant y. ~. ilarhey. Y. s. ~,
Lieutenant X. X. Wyman. u. \. ~,
Lieutenant y. w. Tomlinson. Y. +,
~, Lieutenant a. v. vonburg. L. =.
n. Lieutenant ]. y, Phillips. q q
y. Lieutenant ~ y. Hoffman. L =.
n. f.ieutenan, ]. w. nirk. 4. &. ~.
Lieutenant W. = Holloway. L. =
IN. Lieutenant n G. schrader. U.
s. ~ Lieutenant J.. whAien. 4. 8.
-. Lieutenant II. l.. Harbour. 81. G.
q. s. ~. Lieutenant II u, Hubbard
q. =. ~. Lieutenant II. r. Dyer,
chaplain. 4. g. ~. Lieutenant =. =.
Foster. u. n. y. And less N rank
but much Ia evidence. all the lovely
rnnlRna.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-09
Miss Lillian Flumerfelt
Is Bride

The marriage Of Miss Lillian
F1umerfeit. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William Fiumerfeit. TO Mr.. George
=. Schlenker. son OF Mrs. II. J. Helm.
was soiemnixed this morning at ,
O'Clock In the Church OF the Blessed
Sacrament. Rev. Father Kelly offiei-
ating.
THE church was prettily decorated
for the occasion ard the altar was
adorned with delicateiy tinted sweet
peas and lilies OF the valley. softly
lighted by rows OF cathedral tapcra.
A program OF wedding music was
played by Mr.. Graham French. VIC
iinist. and Mr.. Earl Ampcs. orsaniss.
During the ceremony Mira May
Rippc oliver sang most lmpresaiveiy
Gouned's Ave Maria
Mrs. Hugh Y. shaw. Of Minnearo-
liz. sister Of tho bride. as matron Of
honor. wore shell pink crepe backed
satin. embroidered In blue beads. a
dropping ieghorn hat trimmed In
plnk maine and carried a shower OF
opheila roses and lilies Of the valley.
The four attendants. Mira Lester
A. Pelton. Mira. Bart Spellman. Mrs.
Thomas Bailey Of Portland and Miss
Margaret Mathisen. cousin Of the
bride. OF Portland. wore attractive
gowns Of crepe backed satin. Mrs.
pelton was IN French blue. heavily
beaded In lrldesctnt beads. Her flow
<rs we're an arm bouquet OF coral
sweet peas and gypsophlia. Mrs
speiiman's gown was pertwinkie
hue. beaded IN silver. and pink sweet
peas were her flowers. White satin
trimmed in pearls was the gown
worn by Mrs. Bailey. and flame.
rolorc<i sweet peas were carried.
Miss MnthIsen was dainty IN q gown
q yellow shade and carried lavender
sweet peas. Large picture hats.
trimmed in maine TO correspond
with their gowns. were worn
Mr.. steven Fiumcrfelt. brother Of
the bride. was best man. and the
ushers were Mr.. Lester Pclton. MFR.
Ferdinand Eek and Mr. Bart Spell.
: man.
The bride was lovely IN her wed
ding gown Of ivory satin. deliberately
embroidered In crystals and pearls.
Her tube veil. edged with rare old
lace. was bound by corcnet Of
the lace and circiet % orange bios
sorns. Orchids and lilies Of the valley.
exqulsitly showered with Cecil Brun-
ner roses and tied With silver tuile.
were the flowers carried.
Mrs. F1umerfelt. tho brides
mother. was handsomely attired In
turquoise blue satin. with an over.
dress OF gold lace. and wore a cor.
sage OF orchids and sweet peas. Mrs.
Helm. the groom's mother. wore n
model in henna satin. embroidered In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-09
Personal

Mr.. and Mrs. David Thomson are
spending August at the Sig -Four
Inn.
Mrs. Frank q. Taylor and son
Frank returned Tuesday from Saints
Heat. where they have been for three
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas MaFraih
wers entertained on board Mr.. +. l..
poheny's yacht last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. A. CARRIER and
Mrs. W a. waldo left Tuesday for
motor trip 90 Mount Rainier.
Or. and Mrs. Kirk Drown usois
nronsonl and small son. Of Grand
View. are spending August with Mrs.
Hronson's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. g
Bronson. ~ their home. zas asth
ave. ~. Mr., DemlnR Bronson ar
rived Thursday from Fresno. Cal,
and Ia also tho guest of bis parents,
Mr. Harold Sinmmer. Of New York
city. who has been visiting Mr.. and
AIRS. ". N. iilidreth. has returned "a
his home.
Mrs. Irving NJ. Glen n IN Dallas
Ore. visiting her mother. Mrs. II. l..
feaxie.
Dr. and Mrs. c. y. Hagyard with
Mr. and Mrs Edwin ]. Bartelis have
returned from tour Of Vancouver
island.
Mrs. Harry q. Tremaine. who has
been visiting Mr., and Mrs. w. y
Chandler ut Coos Bay. win return
about Angus, rs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy O. welker are
living IN Versailles. France. where
STR Welker u superintendent Of a
Methodist orphanago. Mrs. weiker
was formerly Nias Irene Pray. an In.
ntructreaa In physical training al the
University OF Washington.
Dr. and Mrs. Ralph l.. Sweet and
family viii remove next week from
their summer homo az Three Tree
Point 20 their town house. esl0 goth
ave n. ~. Mrs. Sweet leaves In a
short tImo for Kansas City 10 visit
relatives.
Mrs Isabelle Mack and daughter.
Aiisa Enid Mack. who left Seattle
two Year, ago for London. where
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-09
Benefit for Orthopedic
HnSnifnl

Mrs. w. ~. Henderson Of Inter
taken guild and Mrs. Bessie 7. HE'D.
max Of Alki auxiliary. win sponsor a
bridge tea and musical program IN
the afternoon and dance tn the
evening AZ tho stockade hotel on
Thursday evening. August II. for the
benefit Of the orthopedic hospital
Bridge viii tegin at o'clock and
tea will be served at 4 o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-09
Miss Katharine Daily 10
Wed Thursday Epening

Miss Katherine Daily daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. w. r. Daily. viii
wed MIR Howard Woolnton Thursday
evening az tho home OF her parents,
IN the presence OF relatives and a
few close friends. Rev. Arch Tf~.
mayne viii read tho service at sac
o'clock.
Miss louise Daily. the brides
cousin. win be maid OF honor. and
Miss Anna Adams and Miss Helen
Norwood. bridesmaids. Mr.. George
Williams 81 New York viii act a.
best man for Mr. wooiston,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-09
Mrs. Haskell Hostess
at Prettg Affair

Entertaining In compliment 20 her
sister, Mrs. Berrna J. Gardner. OF At.
lauta. Ga and Mrs Florence C.
Thompson. OF New York cisy. who are
her house guests. Mrs. @. Austin
Haskell was hostess at beautifully
appointed luncheon of thirty covers
- the Tennis club Tuesday.
Pink and white water lilies, com.
bined with lavender and pink tinted
sweet peas and the cool green o.
rnaiden.hair fern. made charming
center for ths table. Bridge was
played later ON the porch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-09
Luncheon and
Thedter Purtu

Mrs. NJ. J. Mccain entertained
with luncheon for twelve at Fred.
eriek a Nelson's tea room Tuesday
in honor o. her sister. Mrs. Mary
McAipin 81 st. Paul. who IL her
guest. and for Mrs. Mary Kn,xhan Of
Portland. A theater party followed
the luncheon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-09
Orthopedic Tea .Shop

Lady Stirling chapter. ID. A. r.,
with Mrs c. w. Chandler. OF ths
Queen Anne guild. as hostess. will he
IN charge Of the orthopedic Tea shof
Thursday. assisted by Mrs -. w
McNaughton, Mrs. y. w. Rhodes
Mrs. Edwin s. IverS. Mrs. n "
Buikeiey. Mrs J. l.. Greenwich. Mrs
y. r Rhodes. Mrs, Edna II. Morgan
and Mrs. Joseph NJ. Valentine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-09

Members OF the Eastern Star resid.
Ing In the Greenwood district will
give lawn fete AZ the home Of Mrs.
John Tyler. s5i5 nth ave. y. W
Thursday. August 10. at p. m. All
Eastern Stars invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-09
ATHLETICS

on the Oklahoma, Encouraged
ard supervised to the utmost degree.
As they nrs ON all bAtfieshlps.
The commanding officer ~ the
Oklahoma. Captain =. " Graham.
L. y. ~. triumphantly points 10 a
long list or bis ships trophies.
She has the ncuchle cup. marine
rife team trophy
She has the division football cham.
psonship cup. won by her snappy ma.
rines AZ nantry Bay. Ireland. IN
.fefs
She owns the perpetual lnssr.fiee,
challenge trophy.
She has the Irwin cup for tho beat
divtnion.
She has baseball cup. two whale.
beat cups. and the challenge trophy
for regulations cutters. Her nick.
name IL 'Okny.~ DO you wurderY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-09
BERrnE DEvEREux ADAMS
THE oKI..rloM,

Is besieKcd every afternoon by
countless visitors. They want to 'soe
the wheels 40 wound" They want to
see the works. they want to see the
inside.
And tho inside OF a modern battle.
ship represents Tho equipment OF a
model city.
Tho sob finds. there everything he
left on Main street IN his own homo
town. only much better.
The cooking. sanitary. scientific. OF
most excellent saver. cxeela any.
thing the Old hotel over offered.
Between YOU and me and the tur,
ret top u equals very nearly every,
thing mother used TO make. Ona
doesn't admit this, OF course hut
the way an crnoufished little
sob puts on flesh. on board a battle.
ship. seems 10 prove a.
There "a a hospital. the renowned
sick bay. there are baths. there are
barber shora. there are iaundriea and
tailor Shopn. each and all Of clean.
illness, % an efficiency. Main street
never ylsioued. and would never an
dersthnd
There are reception rooms for the
gobs. hooks Music Movies. Films
only poeulbie where resources are "a
great ~ those % national govern.
ment Main Streets movie theateF
ahrlnka into oblivion by comparison,
Main Streets sloppy school IL re-,
placed BY expert instruction IN many
trades and several professions.
Main Streets riouchy doctor Il
supplanted by medical officers high,
~ skilled. and Main Streets narrow
minded minister by morale officers
Of wide experience and special train.
ing Ia the needs Of men.
The inside 81 battieshlp l.. IN
fact. A small city. but rs Main
Street ~ an example % all that
kncwiedge. backed by unlimited re,
sources. can give.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-09
Hosts at Dinner

SIR. and Mrs. Harry Stephenson
Bowen were hosts az dinner %
twelve covers at their residence last
evening 20 honor Or and Mrs. VIII
lam Allen (Ntadsli Giiiel and Or. and
Mrs. Parker Of Los Angrhs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-09
Former Residents Of Rock Port
to Picnic

Former residents OF Rock Port,
Spencer county. Illinois. win hold an
all-day picnic In Woodland park.
Sunday. August 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-09
Engagement Of Miss
Adelaide Miller


Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick william
Miller announce tho engagement OF
their daughter. Adslaldcr 20 Mr.
Roger James couEhvn. son % Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Coughlin. The wed
ding viii take place hate In August.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-09

West Seattle Review Sewing Circle
The West Seattle Review Sewing
circle will meet with Mrs. John Mac.
Donald. 2iie s7d ave s. w. Friday.
August II, at l p. m. Members and
friends invlted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-09

Have been forRottenf she has
several mascoth. has tho Oklahoma.
A collie dos named rrince, A han,
tam rooster. The place where the
dreadaouRht wedding was staged.
And the firn, slrplane catapuit ID
tho Pacific fleet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-09

IA uaualf A little more thar urinI.
The Oklahoma has two silver nerv.
Ices. ono presented by the state Of
Oklahoma. The other given by Peru.
first prize IN boat carnival. a.
which tho Oklahoma took tho hon.
ora. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-09

Fortson.ThygeAe auxiliary No. 2.
~. s. W. ". viii hold iis regular
meeting al the Armory Thursday.
August 10. AZ y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-09
CLUBS FOR THURSDAY


Alpha NJ Delta Alumnae viii be
entertained NJ a swimming party
and dinner Thursday. August 10. at
8 o'clock BY Mlsa Sarah Harris. Miss
Leona Inches and Mrs Mildred
nowies al the home OF Miss Harris.
ZIG 10th ave. ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-09

Seattle review. No. 5. W. II. a. Of
the Maccabeea. viii meet in the A. o.
U. w. han. 1909 Ninth ave-. Thurs.
day evening. August 10. az o'clock.
Officers requested 10 wear white.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-09
DATES
TO REMEMBER

THURSDAY. AUGUST TO-
Mrs Edith stsTa 20 entertain st
luncheon. eompiimentinx Mrs. l.
z Kirkpatrick. a. home
Mrs Thomas =. PuKh's luncheon for
Miss Pezgy Harper.
Mrs Warren Oreeu's tea from
until . o'clock. complimentary -
Mrs. Judd ". Elliott
Mrs Harvey Sullivan's tea ard
shower 70 compliment Miss Edna
AeCrcery.
The wedding ~ Mis-. Doris Chris
Hansen 20 nr. william Tyanbuu
IN ~. Johns Parish church. IN
West Seattle. at . O'Clock
FRIDAY. August IL
nf. and Mrs G. l. cragin will en-
terrain AZ dinner for Miss Edna
NeCrssry and her fiaucs. Mr..
Beverly Hancock
Mrs Frank H. Van Tuyi's iunchson
At tns sunset cub. 20 honor Mrs
a. >. Kerry and Mrs. Frederick
Baasman.
Miss Ruth Banford viii b hostess
At tea 20 honor Miss Louise
Ehriieh. at home. from 20
Mrs. Henry r.andes and Mis-. Hazel
Tsandes 20 entertain with a garden
tea In compliment 20 Mrs. Victor
vaughn Taylor and Mrs. ~. Nor
man Hiil
SATURDAY. AUGUST H.
Mr.. and Mrs. william l. Rawn's In
formal dinner AZ home 20 honor
Miss Eva EnRstrom and fiance.
Ar. Stuart Seffeisr.
Mrs John l.. Hal 90 entertain at
tea from ? untiI o'clock. IN
compliment 20 her mother. Mrs..
Anna Schriefer. Of Cincinnati
MONDAY. AUGUST L.
Miss Jean Fay 20 entertain At
luncheon IN compliment to Miss
TUESDAY, AUGUST Is
Mrs.. Robert II. Fox. Jr, 20 BE-
hostess at a bridge tea. compii-
mentary 20 Miss Marcis Berger
Miss Grace Lewis 20 entertain at
tea from 4 Until o'clock. com
plsmenting Miss Jane Truax.
Mrs. Louise l.. Nendeira iunchson
At the Tennis club for Miss Dean
Lombard.
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST is--
Miss Eva Engstrom 70 wed Mr.
Stuart Hunter Nenseler At the
home OF her parents. Mr.. and
airs. John EnsstroIn, at Si99
o'clock.
THURSDAY. AUGUST IT,
Byera 70 DR.. Eugene Hodges
Pound. at the home OF her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Aipheus
Byers. At $40 o'clock.
FRIDAY. AUGUST. fs---
Mrs. Samuel Mitchell's tea at home
from . until O'Clock.
TUESDAY, AUGUST co.
The marriage Of Miss Dean Lom-
bard TO Mr.. Francis Lemon
Brown. IN the Prospect congrega-
fionsl church. at $40 o'clock.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 3D.
The marriages Of Miss Kathryn
BarBhissl 20 Mr. George y. Pier
rott, IN Christ Episcopal church,
at ssa0 O'Clock.
SATURDAY. eEPTEMDEn p
The marriage Of Miss Edna Mo-
crsery 70 Mr.. Beverly Vernon
Hancock. Ia Trinity church. at
s.5o o'clock.
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seattIc ClrcIn SO. sac

Seattle Circle No bss. Neighbour
OF woodcrafi. VIII entertain mem
bera Of the Everett circle Thursday
evening. August 10. in the A. o. L.
W. hall.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS


TlV Daughters Of ST. George will
have a picnic az Aiki beach. Mon.
day, August IL. Basket lunch. All
friends welcome.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS
sunshine Guild

Sunshine guild win meet with Miss
Mabel Long. T1fs 18th ave. n. V.
Thursday morning. August 10. AZ IL
O'Clock.