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Miss Gladys Loer
Becomes Bride

Miss Gladys Loer. daughter OF DIR.
and Mrs. Thomas II. Loer. and Mr.
Charles H. Smith. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. c. Smith. Of Auburn. were
married at an impressive ceremony
last evening az the Queen Anne NJ
4. church. Rev Drill read the scrv.
Ice before large group OF friends
q the young people. The wedding
date was particularly significant for
Il was the twenty.fifth wedding an
niversary OF the brides parents.
THE bride. who was given Ia mar.
rage by her father. was stately In a
gown of white canton crepe. made
with heavily beaded panels Her
veil Of tuiie was bound about her
forehead with rare piece Of duchess
lace and was caught at the back with
orange blossoms. She carried a
shower bouquet OF lilies Of the valley.
white sweet peas, ophella roses and
orchids.
Mrs c. William Matthews. the ma
tx0n Of honor. wore a gown OF yell
low canton crepe with n drape OF
metal cloth and chiffon. with orchid
feathers Her hat was white. with
orchid feather trimming. and she
carried an arm bouquet OF sweet
PEAS ard roses Miss SHERIFF. Rude.
maid Of honor. wore Nile green can
ton crepe with a dropping hat 20
match. and carried sweet peas and
ruoez-
The bridesmaids. Miss Marguerite
smith and Mrs. Ernest Bissett. were
Guwned In orchid and peach satin
made similarly. with metal cloth cir.
dies. and they carried sweet peas and
roses. The flower girl. Alice Murphy,
led the bridal party In dainty frock
Of white org,andie. and scattered rose
petals from the basket she carried.
The church was decorated In palms
and standing baskets OF white bios
soma which were dignlfied BY 'the
altar candles.
A reception mt the home OF the
! brides parents followed the cere-
mony. The house was artlstically
decorated with greens and white
flowers. The tea table was centcred
BY q large basket OF white roses.
Presiding at the urns were Mrs. John
Summers and Mrs. Frank Doieshy.
They were assisted BIZ Mrs. Harry
just. Mrs. John O'Neii. Mrs Clinton
Macdougal. Mrs. Russell Horton.
Mrs. Mack Treisch and Miss Kath.
1een Porter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith are motoring
TO California. to be gone until the
first Of July.
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business and Professional women's
club

The Seattle business and Pro.
feAaionai WomenH club will hold it's
regular monthly meeting FOR mem.
hers only on Tuesday evening. June
sth. az $40 ,. m. AZ 1913 Fourth
ave. Miss Ruth coodnow. president
o. the club. requests that all mem.
bcrs he present
Tho newly elected officers and ex.
eculive board viii he installed AZ this
meeting and the retiring officers and
chairfnen 81 standing committees are
requested 10 hasN written reports TO
submit 70 secretary after reading
same 10 the club.
On June 18th the club viii close
its active season with a mixer. which
She committee promises IN 20 be a
real event. During the summer
months recreation and social aciiv.
iiies viii he planned from time 70
time az well an week end excursions
and hikes.
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Personal

Mics Rose Mary JorFeson win
leave June "a Tor sitka. ALASKA. She
win he gone during the months u
July and August.
Mr.. and Mrs. william O. KING.
Jr. charlotte Winter are being con
graduated on the birth Of dauEh.
ter. May 20. az Providence hospital.
Nr. and AIRS. Roy Kinncar arr
leaving a week from sunday for the
East.
Mra. Arthur Gray has gone 10
Tennessee TO visit her huAhand'a
parents. She viii be joined there by
Dr. Gray. who is now in tho East.
Dr. and Mrs. Alton wanamaiker
are leaving soon for Europe 10 be
gone until fall
Dr r. +. Flsc and Mrs Fise OF
Woodstock college. Muasooria.
India. and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Col.
Inns and little daughter Elizabeth.
Of FAtchgnu. India, are visiting Sc.
attic at the home OF MIR and Mrs. II
s. Crofta. 5Sas Mckinley place. and
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Wings. al Ssth
and 10th ave. y. r. They viii spend
part OF the summer here and will 70
East for the winter. They will re-
turn TO India in a year.
Miss Ruth Price. Miss Alberta
Apple and Mrs. Lawrence Calvert
left Friday for Olympia 20 attend
the bridge luncheon given by Mrs.
II w. rartlow for her daughter.
Katherine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter c. schouter
Anna Claguel are receiving con.
gmtulations on the birth OF Aon.
May Is, at the Swedish hospital.
Mr.. Robert Kline Hillman icft
Thursday for an extended trip East.
He will spend some time with
James elise at Yale. whore they
viii attend commencement. Mr..
Hillman and Mr.. elise viii motor
home In August
Mr.. and Mrs. George X. Edwards
adele SmalD are motoring on Van.
couver island and will return TO
make their home at Medina In a
week.
Dr. Glen T. Strand has returned
from an extended trip to Canada.
Miss Margaret Slauson, who has
been a guest In the city for the past
10 days. will return 60 her home In
Portland tomorrow.
Mr.. Donald Thomas. who has beer
attending the University OF Pennsyl.
vania, Is now travelling In the East
with his father MIR, Harlan Thomas.
They viii return together the first
OF July.
Miss Katherine Miller. Miss Helen
Ransom and Miss Marie MacDowell
OF Portland. motored 20 Seattle last
Sunday and were guests OF friends
over Memorial day.
MT. Donald Mcdonnell and Mr..
Villas Beckwith, Of Seattle. and MIR.
Ronald Honeyman. OF Portland. will
leave at the end OF next week for
Europe, to be gone until next fan.
Mr. Elmon l.. Wiener returned
Thursday from a five weeks bust.
ness trip TO San Francisco.
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DIR. and Mrs. John W. Goodheart.
Of BeIiingham. announce the en-.
gaxement OF their daughter. Mary
Katherine. 70 Mr. Charles Russell
Collins. Jr.. son Of MIR. and Mrs.
Charles Russell Collins. OF Seattle.
Both Miss Goodheart and AIR. Cot.
Inns are former students Of the Uni-
versity Of Washington. Miss Good.
heart graduated with the class o.
II. and Is "A member Of kappa
kappg Gamma sorority. Mr.. Col.
Inns attended the university two
years before the war when no be.
came a member Of Delta Kappa
Epsilon fraternity. During the war
he was a lieutenant in the artillery.
He later spent year at Cornell uni
versity. lie is now In business in
Vancouver. b q
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STAMPS ARE
COURT TOPIC

LOS ANGELES, June 3.-Postage
stamps that may have fabulous val.
ne or may be just scraps OF paper
today were the subject OF heated
court disputes.
Stamp collectors and experts have
been called 20 determine the autnen-
ticity OF az alleged Hawaiian "mis.
sionary" stamps, now almost extinct
q. H. Grindell is being sued for
SOS 200. the amount he obtained for
the stamps. by j. a. Klemann, stamp
collector. who declares the stamps
are bogus.
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Four Are Drowned
When Boat Upsets

-Four men are believed 10 have been
drowned and five more narrowly
escaped Friday when a Temporary
ferry on which they were crossing
the Gle EIum river. upset Those BE-
lieved drowned are Sam Coluccio and
A. kanducci Of SEATTLE. Thomas VIII
ette, of Gle Elum and a Logozzo Of
Yakima
The five men saved were James
Muscclo. Seattle. and r. T. Vaughn.
J. Boyle. Joe Bova and Dominick
Cava OF Gle E.lum.
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FORT CASEY

Major Royal Kemp Greene. o. &
A.. commander OF Fort Casey. and
Mrs Greene. entertained at dinner
on Thursday. their contented guests
Captain William w. wcrtz. U. s. A..
and Mrs. Wertz. Captain Herbert A.
Gardner. U. s. A.. and Mrs. Card
ner, Lieutenant J. Longstreet whe,-
chel. u. s. A.. and Mrs whelchel.
with their house guest Mrs Martha
Rearden Aulhoiiand. Of Washing
ton. d. c.
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Zita Claims She
Is Still Empress

VIENNA, June S.-Former EN-.
press zita will devote her life TO
restoring her son Otto TO the Hun.
garian throne. she declared In a
letter TO Admiral Horthy, regent OF
Hungary.
She served notice that she consid.
ers herself the queen and will guard
the rights OF her dead husband until
such time as Otto Is able 10 take
the throne.
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DEsTRoyERs

The officers Of the Eleventh de-
sroyer squadron. which destroys the
most adamant hearts. among other
things. gave dinner and dance on
Friday al the officers club in the
Yard. bringing out all the navy sets
and many dancing civilians.
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Piano Recital at
Cornish School

The sixth recital given by the
Cornish school. IA its eighth annual
festival. was presented last evening
hy Dorothy Baker and Eina Burge.
son IN "a joint piano recital. Both
are students from tho class OF
Miss Dan and rendered very cred.
table selection OF difficult compost.
tons. The recital was well attended
by an apprcciativc audience.
Tonight Mr.. Paul McCooie will be
presented In a piano recital TO start
at $50 and which viii be open 10
the public. Mr.. MeCoole's past ap.
pearanccs In Seattle have been ex.
ceptionally well received and he has
demonstrated his ability as a pianist
Of merit. lie Is an artist pupil OF
Boyd wells and has toured with sev.
erai noted artists on their Western
trips His recent appearance with
the Cornish symphony orchestra. az
which time he rendered. with Mr..
Jack Perine, Mozart's concerto for
two pianos. revealed in admirable
style this difficult selection.
His program for this evening is as
follows:
Prelude and ruEue 60 sharp 49,. Bach
Sonata. on. a.. No. s..........fl beethoven
AiieRretto
scherzo
Mauuetto
Presto
Etude % fiat) .................,.f.i szt
Two Etudea ................... Chopin
OPP 10. No.
on rs. No. II
Rhapsody On minor) ............ prahma
white Peacock" ................Gr Critics
bhtifttileA ssfsttsfs ssssss- fcrrari
Temple In tho Moon" .......... Ferrari
Prelude 's....t.+.........,.. Dcbusay
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pEIEuNER

A delightful dejcuner was ar
ranged on sunday by Lieutenan,
Commander NJ. c. Shirley. u. s. ~.
and Mrs. Shirley. whose vis.a-yis
we're Commander II. n. Dorsey. NJ
c. u S. ~. executive officer at the
naval hospital. and Mrs. Dorsey
Lieutenant w. r. Johnson. medical
examiner. and Mrs. johnson.
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CAMP LEWIS

on Sunday the Seventh Infantry
AZ Camp Lewis KEEP, open house for
all visitors to the camp. In the inter.
csts OF the citizens military training
camps.
The demonstrations by the tanks.
the infantry, and the fliers in their
DE Haviland bombers. were watched
with increasing enthusiasm.
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d ATES
TO REMEMBER

SATURDAY. JUNE B.
Tho marriage OF Miss Dorothy
Wrestling 70 Mr.. Charles Brian
Wattieworth IN st. Barnabaa'
chapel. AZ , o'clock.
SUNDAY. JUNE -
Mr.. and Mrs. Trafford Hute-on 70
entertain at tea from f;70 -
O'Clock. honoring Mr. aud Mrs
Htruvs aud Col ana Mrs Alex
andsr " wstheriIl
MONDAY. JUNE S.
Tbs marriage Of Miss Malta Taiti
10 Ar. Lester Albert PeIton. At
home Of her parents. Mr. aud
Mrs. Jacob Laiti, At o'clock
Bridge luncheon will honor Miss
rousli. with Miss Helen stryker
~ hostess.
" EDSEsDAY. JUNE T.
Miss Myra Lambuth 70 wed Mr..
/ Wills Webster Judd In the
Church Of the Epiphany. at sac
| O'Clock
Mrs Peter Andrea's tea At home
from to o'clock.
Mrs. Ira D. Orton's luncheon At
home. cofnpiimensing Mrs George
W. Alien
Mrs. r. A. Dents linen shower Tor
Mis- Margaret Jenkins
Mrs a. - TollefsenN bridge ten
1t Yacht club. compiimenting
Mrs. w. d. Fisks.
THURSDAY. JUNE B.
Mrs Charles r. Larne and Mrs
william r.. McElfatrick are en-
tertaining at luncheon at the
Yacht club.
Mrs. Frank r. wit viii honor Mis-.
Catherine Howe with a mlscelia-
neoua shower at home
DR.. and Mrs. Lee Baker. with Miss
Helen Baker. to keep open house
from % o'clock. honoring
Mrs. Thomas STANLEY.
FRIDAY. JUNE o.
Mills College club dance at Tennis
club.
Reception at women's University
club from Z until 9 O'Clock.
| SATURDAY, JUNE Ia
Miss kathryn Tonkin and Miss
Jean Stewards dance at tho Ten
mis- club.
| TUESDAY, JUNE h.
Alacei laneoua shower for Miss
Margaret Jenkins, with Mrs
Eugene W. Bell as hostess
| FRIDAY, June TO-
| Miss Katherine shafer's Informal
dance at home, i07 Dorfel drive
| SATURDAY. JUNE H.
| The marriage Of Miss Margaret
Jenkins and Mr.. Wesley Fechtcr
White AZ the home Of the bride
elects parents. Mr. and Mrm
Edmund T.. Jenkins. at o'clock
| w the afternoon.
The marriage Of Miss Miriam Yousii
10 Mr. James .. Gallagher, At
home Of parents. Mr.. and Mrs
crorge Youeii at o'clock.
Interlakgn guilds sports clothes
dance and card party at the
Yacht club.
\
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Alunnde Luncheon

Alpha NJ Delta Aiumnac VIII en-.
terrain with a luncheon Saturday.
June 10. at I p. m. at the home Of
Mrs. Ernest r. Wells. Ass Fourth
avenue ~ r.. Mrs. Leslie Candolso
viii assist the hostess.
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Scnlllc Womnn's Club

The Seattle Woman'n club VIII
meet at the clubhouse Monday, June
6. at 10 a. VA. This will be the last
meeting before the summer vacation
and reports OF the years work will
be given by officers and chnirncn Of
committees. and buffet luncheon
viii ba served. The retiring officers.
Mrs. Oliver r. Erickson. president;
Mrs. w. -, jenkins. second vice.
president. and Mrs Florence II.
smith. secretary. viii be the host
cHaea.
Tho newly elected officers 70 be
installed are Mrs J q. Baker presi'
dent. Mrs. J ~ Little. second Vice.
president. Mrs ". y. Degen. reere-
tary. Miss Della =. Wright, auditor.
Mrs. ". W. Ruiifson, trustee; Mrs.
Charles W. Kitchin. Ars. a. Maison.
Mrs. Anna u. Rutherford and Misa
Maude McGouGh. directors; Mrs. oil
yer r. Erickson and Mrs. y. II. Dud'
den. delegate 60 state ana city fedora
ton: Mrs. W. II shinkie, Mrs, Harry
Lawrence and Mrs. 7. G McGrafh,
committee on arrangements.
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Col. Ellsworth Circle. ladies' OF the
q. A. r.. viii serve a dinner from
1880 10 o'clock. Friday. June ..
followed by a business session at ?
p. IN. All delegates who are to at
tend the convention are requested to
10 present.
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Seattle
>JoCiefY
Engagement of Olympia
Girl Announced, Tea
at Highlands, Wedding
Is Impressive.

TAR. AND MRS. II. w PART.
IL LOW. OF olympia. announce
the eneagemSnt 81 their daushtcr'
katherine. 90 Mr. Walter praham,
also OF Olympia. The announce
ment Was made az bridge lunch
con today given BY Mrs. tartlow
al her home The wedding VIII
take place in the fall. Miss Part
low graduated from the University
OF Washington the winter quarter
Of this year. She Is member OF
Delta Gamma sorority. Mr.. nraham
Is also former Washington stu
dent and j. member OF sigma
>u fraternity
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SEATTLE SERVICE SET

city possessing an official circle versed in all the cerc-
monies that enrich life and civilization, ranks
cosmopolitan attracts desirable residents well dis
eliminating travellers.
Seattle has service set that comprises every branch OF
The regular establishment the army the navy the marine.
the coast guard the public health and geodec corps with
personnel steadily increasing numbers and In importance
whose hospitality adds distinction and prosperity To .atea
civic laurels.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS


For the benefit Of the nov school
for boys, the ladies OF 81 Joaeph'H
guild, whose names begin with a.
y ana &. Will be IN charge of the
card purity 20 be given In the school
hall. 18th and Aloha IT.. Tuesday
evening. June 6. Mrs, Frank Carroll,
chairman.
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Delta Kappa Epsilon
EpfeTfuins

Delta kappa Epsilon entertained
with iis annual lawn dinner danes
Friday evening. June 2. NJ thu chap
ter house. Both the house and the
garden were effectively decorated
with laiiices and lanterns. About
forty couples were present.
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Van ASSET school win have a
''lIomo. Coming Festival" nt the
school Tuesday. June &. az 1870 . m.
Tom Peterson VIII respond 90 the
call for 'Our Indians Walter
white 20 ~our Pionecraf' Pearl
Young and Ellve MARIA 90 Our
Children q Today Stanley Maple
and George Mitchell 20 "our Alum
nls- ~ J Rond 10 our NeighhoFa =
F. n. Cooper 70 "Our superiniend.
emit" and Helen Nance 70 "our
Queen" Mrs. J. n Harrison viii
sing the songs 10 the Queen.
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Green Iake School Homecoming

All former pupils ana present and
former patrons Of the Green Lake
school are Invited 90 attend a home.
coming reception and reunion al the
school Friday evening. June ., from
7 until 10 o'clock. Program and re.
Treatments.
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Music
Florence Orr Concert
Tuesday

Miss Florence V. orr. contraito.
Will appear IN concert Tuesday eve
ming. June 8. at the Metropolitan
theaicr. Miss Orr has a reputation
a. a ceilotoncd contraito. Her voior.
which Is both pleasing and powerful.
ranges over three ecfavea.
The program follows
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Mrs. Tfaftord Huteson viii honor
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Struve and
Colonel and Mrs. Alexander NJ.
wetherill. who are leaving this
month for an extended European
tour. with tea sunday, June =.
from s.So 70 $50 p. m. az her home
nj the Highlands Mrs. Charles ID.
Stifnson. Mrs. Manson +. hackus.
Mrs. Richara u. Merrill and Mrs.
H. H. Boicom will pour. Assisting
them IN the dining room viii be
Mrs. Paul Mandeli Henry. Mrs.
David III. Moss. Mrs. Robert Wilson
and Miss Anne Turner.
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PORT woRDEN

Captain Arthur ID. Hughes. q. 8
A., of Fort Worden. and Mrs.
Hughes. assembled charming party
nj dinner on Friday. In honor OF
Colonel Henry Macpherson Mer-
Ram. U. S. A. and Mrs. Merriam
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WILD ISLE nm

Wild Isle Inn framed q very gay
dinner dance on Tuesday when the
hosts were Captain James p. ia
cobs. U. :. A.. OF Fort Casey, and
Mrs Jacobs. whose list included all
tho Casey line.
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Rainier Chapter. Daughters OF the
American Revolution. will enjoy a
picnic Flag day. June ~. 20 Poulsbo
on the steamer Virginia Ill. II Is
hoped that all members OF the
Daughters Of the American Revolu.
ton viii attend.
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The George Washington circle will
have card party IN tho Veterans
hail Thursday. June 8. at y. m.
Tho public II invited.
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Public Memorial servIees

The Ladies' Of the Maocnbees viii
hold public memorial services in l.
o. o. y. hall Tuesday. June 9. az
$3.50 y. m. preceding which there will
be q business meeting at 1 o'clock.
Officers requested 70 wear white.
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q. s. r. II. 8.

Surgeon Hugh dc Vain. q. & p.
u. s.. ranking officer and supervisor
Of tho Thirteenth public health dis
trict. and Mrs De Vain. win be the
house guests early In June OF Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert C. Talbot. at their
big ranch near LOOMS. en- route to
the Yellowstone. Mrs de valin was
matron OF honor at the recent we'd
ding OF Mr.. and Mrs. Talbot, one Of
the seasons loveliost ceremonies.
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Seattle lodge. No. 7. u. II. 7. A..
viii celebrate its 5oih anniversary
AZ the a. o. L. W. building. 1903
Ninth ave. on June 8. Members who
secure candidates for the birthday
class initiation are requested to telc.
phone Elliott si6s.w.
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GREEN FIELDS AND
II(NICS

on sunday afternoon that portion
OF Fort Lawtons line which was
free notored to the bushy delis OF
Green River gorge. enjoyed sand.
wichcs and coffee in the open. and
returned Economically b. the light Of
the moon.
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REAR ADMIRAL w. r. FUL,

LAM. Z. S. N. retired. and Lieut. A.
J. McCready. U. 5. A.. who holds the
worlds altitude record OF 1900 feet
In an airplane. win speak on the aeed'
OF military and civic development Of
aeronauucs at a meeting VI the
Woodward theatcr. at y. M Sfur'
day.
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BRIpGE COMPLIMENTS

Complimenting Mrs. v. L. Colt
man, a luncheon bridge was given
on Friday by Mrs. Kindleberger
wife OF Captain C. p. Kindlebcrger
III. G. U. S. ~. commanding officer
at the naval hospital In the Yard.
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At-Hon,e Sunday

Mr.. ana Mrs. Alexander kxelrod
will be az home 20 their friends
sunday. June 4. from 20 s. in
honor Of the confirmation OF their
daughter. Adaciair at i4zs sSth ave.
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North End Progressive Club

The North End Progressive club
will be entertained at the home Of
Mrs. Max Steinhauer, 4i57 Whitman
ave. Tuesday. June 6. at y. m.
Take Green Lake car to Park june.
ton,
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Mr.. a. o. Mclaughlin viii speak
on The Aquarium Era" AZ the The.
osophloal hall. 100 Lyon building.
Third and james. Sunday. 8 .. m.
Public invited. Collection.
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gave n luncheon bridge m cofnpii-
ment 20 the wives OF the officers on
Commander Hotels ship, among
whom were Mrs. Herner. Mrs. Eurk-
ett, Mrs. Jones. Mrs. Traheli. Mrs.
Abel. Notable among the other
guests were Mrs. Coyle. wife Of Cap
tain j. y. coyie. y. 8. G. O., ranking
officer Of the district, Mrs. Brown.
wife Of Captain X. NJ. Brown. y. g.
G. g.. Mrs. Stanley. wife Of Lieu
tenant II. A. Stanley. y =. G. G..
Mrs Dc Vain. wife OF Surgeon Hugh
dc Vain, ranking officer and su-
perior OF the i5fh public health dis
trict. Mrs. Van Kirk. wife Of Past
Assistant Surgeon q. -. Van Kirk.
4. =. y. II. s.. Nrs. Ogden. wife OF
Past Assistant Surgeon Hiiaire og-
den. u. 3. r. II. &
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Entertains ut Bridae

Miss Franklin Crawford enter.
tanned few intimate friends of
Miss Josephine Fransioli. who leaves
soon for Europe, informally at
bridge this afternoon.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
MadI.nn PAR. Improvement club

Ladies OF the Madison Park I'm.
provcment club viii entertain with
bridge and whist luncheon Thurn'
day. June =, NJ y. M, AZ the Har'
mony club. Madison park. Take car
No. IL. Everyone welcome.
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COAST GUARD CORPS

At the yacht club on Thursday
Mrs. Hotel. wife OF Lieutenant Com.
mandcr James Freeman Hotel, u.
5. c. G., one OF the most admired
men in the corps, now in Alaska
waters In command OF the Haida,
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CHARGES OF ASSAULT wsr,

brought against Mrs. Edna Baxter
by Mildred Eddy this morning in
the prosecuting attorneys office.
Miss Eddy went to Mrs. Baxter's
home TO collect some money and
was attacked by Mrs. Baxter. ao.
ccrding to the charge.
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Ladies, Thursday Progress c,nh

The Ladies Of the Thursday Prog
ress club who wish to attend IN,
annual picnic win meet at Gal
braith's dock, foot OF Madison st.
Friday. June 0, at a. m.
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THE GRILL

The Association Of Army and Navy
Women will hold It's June luncheon
in the grill at the New Washington.
Auction will follow. Those wishing
reservations are asked 10 notify
early the secretary, Mrs Richard Il.
Dcrickson. wife Of Commander Rich
ard u. Dcrickson. ". 8. G. and G.. 8.
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The Ladies' Ala % the Mount View
Spiritual church will meet Tuesday,
June Q. at y. m. 10 kuHwell hall