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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
D ATES
TO REMEMBER
MONDAY, AUGUST IA

MONDAY. August a.
Miss lean Fay to entertain at
luncheon in compliment 10 Miss
Jane Truar.
TUESDAY. AUGUST rs--
Mrs. Robert n. For. Jr., - be
hostess At a bridge tea. eonnplf-
m@ntsry 20 Miss Marcia BesKer.
Miss Gracs Lewis TO entertain at
tea from until O'Clock. CON-
ptimentirx Miss Jane TruaK
Mrs. Louise l. Msndsii's funchson
AZ the Tennis eiab for Miss Dean
Lombard.
Mr. and Mrs wiIlisrn Pitt Trn.bl.'.
dance at the Sunset cfub. 10 com
piirnsnt their daughter. Miss
turusts Trimbis. and Miss Esther
Stevens
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST Is
Miss Eva Enxs,rorn 10 wed Mr.
Stuart Hunter Nesssier It the
home Of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs John Ensssrom. at sac
o'clock.
Sunset club 70 entertain at dinner.
honoring Mrs. Calvin s. Coolidge
and Mrs. y. w. stsarns.
THURSDAY. AUGUST H.
Tho marriage Of Miss Kathryn
Bysrs 70 DR.. Enssns Hodges
Pound. AZ ths hons Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. AIphsus
Byers. at $50 O'Clock.
Mrs W. T.. bigger and Mrs. Edward
Frank Davis. Jr.. 70 entertain az
garden tea al Mrs. BilEsrs home
at Hunts Point. complimentary
70 Mrs. w. II. Bisss and Mrs.
Edward Tremper
FRIDAY. AUGUST a.
Mrs Francis ~ Brownefrs dinner
~ the Sunset club 20 compliment
Miss Maude Qakes and the Misses
Virginia and Euiaiie Merrill
Miss Asuds Cakes fancy costume
dance at the Golf club. In compli-
rnent 10 Miss Esther Stevens and
Miss EulaIie Merrill.
Mrs. Samuel MitcheIrs tea at home
from until 8 O'clock.
SATURDAY. AUGUST 10
The marriage ~ Miss Clara Frid-
lender TO Lieutenant Christian
Hildsbrand. At home Of brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Mullen Frfdlendsr. at o'clock.
| WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST "a
Mrs. Joseph v. Dizard 20 be hostess
az bridge luncheon 81 home, THE
Fira.' In honor OF her house guest.
Mrs. Louis y. Becker. OF New
York.
| TUESDAY, AUGUST 10
| This marriage Of Miss Dean TIon-
| bard 10 Mr.. Francis Lemon
Brown. in the Prospect Conxrexa-
tionsi church. at s.so o'clock.
THURSDAY, AUGUST al
I, The marriage OF Miss Kathryn
Bsruhisei 20 Mr.. George y. Pier
| rott. IN Christ Episcopal church.
| at S:a0 o'clock.
SATURDAY. sEPTENBER B.
The marriage Of Miss Edna Me-
Creepy 20 Mr.. Beverly Vernon
Hancock. 10 Trinity church. at
$3.50 o'clock.
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BY Wanda Won KettleI

suddenly sat upright. There in IN
haze she appeared 70 be wresflln,
uuhappily with the flock Of blanket
that seemingly covered her well.
''s'matter--airs. George," said
4. what you doinKy"
''Taising u bath. Z think" 70
piled she. Everything. Just sim
ply everything around me Is
wet"
We could see nothing Of the vale,
Just fog. u seemed. The cliffs. n
trees al were gone. just an endles
stretch OF thick gray fog. that hun
over and about Us. cIinging cinmmIi,
coldiy to Us. II gave Us the woolleyI
We heard murmurings-voices
IN the night.
They came from the direction
Of a grove Of three we knew 70
be beyond our own. A flaNhIighs,
weak and greenish yellow.
showed itself. peering feebIy
from that same direction.
Then more murmurings.
And we werc Informed. next NOR
ing. that a cloud had awakened an
distressed the rest OF our part
during the night
Ito he Continued
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Calendar for Orthopedic
Tea .ShoD

Broadway guild will be in charge
OF the service az the Orthopedic Tea
shop Monday. with Mrs. n. X. Wash
ington. hostess, assisted by Mrs. W.
8. Robinson. Mrs. w. n. lie Blond.
Mrs. Walter a. French. Mrs. J. J.
Mack, Mrs. James Farrell, Mrs. John
-. Haynes Mrs. w. Il. Roberts and
Miss Dorothy Leavitt.
Tuesday. st. Marks guild OF 81.
Marks church. Mrs. Margaret Cheai.
chairman: Wednesday. Westminster
Presbyterian church. Mrs. w. Scott
Matheson, hostess; Thursday. 81.
Margnret's guild OF 81. Marks
church. Mrs. L. Elliott. hostess: Fri.
day. Alki auxiliary. Mrs. Charles l..
Gaffner. chairman; Saturday, Frink
Park guild. Mrs. Charles Harrison,
chairman
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Pioneer Auxiliary Picnic

Tho Woman's Pioneer auxiliary
TO tiw Washington Pioneers viii
have their annual picnic on wednes.
day. August 10. at the upper picnic
grounds In Woodland park. A cordial
invitation is extended 20 members.
pioneers their families and friends
to attend and bring baskets OF
lunch. cup, knife and spoon. cofnee.
cream. sugar and paper plates will
be furnished. Special features.
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IL the command. on Monday the
entire Pacific fleet will BE- under
way for Port Townsend. one Of the
worlds great harborH Beautiful u
II. A blue crescent. weighted on ono
end BY the Cascades. on the other b.
the Olympics.
Like great gods the mountains
watch these iirnpid waters. 80 broad.
50 deep. so calm all the navies q
all the nations might find shelter
there.
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Engagement of Miss
Douthitt Announced
7sndnu

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Douthitf
announce the engagement Of their
daughter. Dorothy. TO Dir. George
w. Copien. son Of Mr. and Mrs.
A1onso ID. copien OF Spokane. the
wedding to take place September 4.
The news was made known TO a
group OF Miss Doufhist's close
friends when Mrs. Douthstt enter
tanned with a luncheon of twelve
covers AZ her homs this afternoon.
Varied golden shades of nasturtiums
rs,ads q lovely center for the table
and concealed among in blossoms
were small cards bearing the names
Of the betrothcd pair. attached 10
which were stresmers OF yellow
ribbons which led 10 the places
marked by tiny nosegnys.
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ADDED

TO those arc the auxiiiarics Z. r \.
Mercy. whose commanding officer II
cap,ain c. W. Cole. 4. 8. n. the
Y. $. s. vessaL whose commanding
officer Is Captain J. J. Hyland. L. =
~. the u. . X. Guyana. whose com
rnRnding officer n Captain J. H.
blackburn. q. =. n: the 4. g s.
Samawha, whose commanding Off.
ccr "a Commander .. c. Bowling. 4.
81
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Mrs. Coolidge Honor
Guest

A luncheon viii hs given August
nth by the active and aiumnae urwm-
hers Of III Beta Phi sorority OF the
University OF Washington IN honor
81 Mrs. Calvin Coolidge. who with
her husband. the vice president OF
the United States win be guests OF
Neattfe.
Mrs. Coolidge win Be accompanied
by Arrx- =. w. stearns. Of Boston,
who viii also be a guest at the
iunchson. Mrs. Coolidge Is mem
her Of the Middleburx. VI. sorority
a RI Beta Phi
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Informal Tea

compIlmeuting her mother. Mrs
Max Piutu. Of Aurora. ~. r. dean
% Wells college. Mrs Frederick ".
Parks was hostess AZ an informal tva
ut the women's University club. Fri.
day afternoon. the guests including
only members Of the Wells College
club.
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Clouds are ciammy things 10
sleep In. Clamfny and awful
cold and weird.

Clouds are ciamuy things To
sleep In. Clammy and awful
cold and weird.
The twilight fog had cleared away
when. there IN our little mountain
valley below Yellowstone cliffs. we'd
laid our blanket on the green heath.
er beneath small groves u trees.
Might had come. ard the cliffs about
US were clear 70 be seen IN the light
OF the stars II was Just about 10
o'clock when we cra~ied under our
blankets and went 20 sleep.
But what things do happen IN the
dead 81 night
A cloud rolled in upon us from
further down the valley. changing
the world from its dark blue. star.
light cienrnena 20 Rrayness that
ciunR 20 earth and was clammy and
thick and cold. An honest-tog good.
nenK cloud II woke the most Of
as up.
could scarcely see Lucy. tho
her blankets were no further
than six feet from mine. heard
her twisting about.
Awaken said !.
Yes said Lucy. did you ever
see such fog in your ilfe7''
Margory. on the other aide Of me.
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Ign Younggren. junior camp. GmH
ing thru. Barbara Frifch, seniU
camp. Jane Robbins. Junior Gang
Best aii-around athlete. Jean MccuL
Tough. Distinction in basketball
Marguerite Ward. Distinction d
tennis. Eunice schuster. Dlstjne
ton IN archery. Helen Gray. Dis
iincilon Ia volley ball. Gathering
Baum and Charlotte Turner. Bel
aiiaround swimmer. Henrietta G
mon. Distinction in swimming,
Alice Lopp. Distinction In rowine
Ruth Bard.
Frogs--Loulse shorett Jean No.
cullough. Isabel watts. Louise InI,
ton. Alice Andersen. Cioris Perm,
Marguerite Gutenberg. Eileen MIR
Beryi Dee Glasgow. Dorothy Man
ews. Jessie Hastings. Edith Neon.
mis-. Alice Hopper. Harriet Baird
Helen Meisnest. Polly Brown. Lok
Babcock. Charlotte Hoskins. EIim,
beth Colby. Jane Meaghcr. Racbl
Greene. Virginia Murray. Alice A.
derson. Mary Paris. Katrina Han
ley.
F1sh--AiIce r.opp. Marie Lohma,
Harriet Simons. Mary Farris.
Flying Fish--Henrietta Simon.
Neatest Tent Honor-ccttage III
Tent :. Miss Beth Gum, counsele!'
Tent ., Miss Lerore Martin. couns1
or. Cirls--Ruth Carpenter, Mirtm
soderburg. Marguerite Cruenb4k
Helen Hutchinson. Constance Lehk
Kathryn Allen. and Tent Ia.
ouietest Tent Honor-Tents M.
>. II. is. rs. 10. ~. ~ and {.
Honor for Gathering One Hundu<
Cocoons--Patricia Kennedy. He}n|
Moulion. Betty Buchanan. MiIdrf
Rahskopf. Bernice McPherron, Mar
earet Bearse. Evelyn Gale. Margaret
Kean. Doris Paysee. Louise Dalton,
Helen Sherrer. Martory Ratfay.
Joyce Perry. Elizabeth Mathews
Kathryn Garden. Kathryn Zeeh.
Jane Meager, Gertrude Bates. Doro-
thy Mathews. Jean Garrett. Jessis
Hastings. Bertha Gerber, Elaine
Brirgpr. Harriet Stevens. Ethel Lived
~. Kathryn Baum. Edith McGinnis(
Sarah Gorharn. Alice Lopp. Isabel
whailey. Harriet Baird, Helen Meis-
nest. Peggy o'Neal. Polly Brownj
Isabel watts. Alice Benne;zen
Ruth Curry. Ellnor Baird
Charlotte Hoskins. Ermina Cal
penicr Irene itkin. Lola BabcocI
Eunice Schuster. Helen Ora
Della WATSON. Fern Beais. Louis
T.ohse, Charlotte Turner. Beth ia
len. Miliicent Palmer. Mary SUN
van. Marie Lucille Thomas. Henrie
10 Simon. Martha Bell Wilson. Ali.
Anderson. Marian Hopper. Jean Nd
Culiough. Virginia Murray. Euh'
Curry. Jessie London. Elizabeth
Ieckcnby. Virginia Heron. Jeaa,
Aaron. Arlea Fletcher. Rosa
Henry. Barbara Bellman. constance'
Crawford. Mrs. Norman Huber. Mia|
Harriet Hemphni
Trail Honor--Rehecca HolloweA
Virginia Murray. Eula Curry. Eiies4
Butler, Ruth Curry.
Most Cocoons--Dorothy Mathew1
who got and burned 1900 cocoone
and egg bands.
Honor for Poem-Alma May Bsk
linger.
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Luncheon at Home

For the pleasure OF Miss Jane
Truax. before her departure with
her mother. Mira Perry Truax. for
Switzerland. Miss Geraldine Farrar
- entertaining with a luncheon Of
twelve covers at her home Tuesday
afternoon.
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Pretty Tea This
Afternoon

compiimenting Miss Annetta Itkin
and Miss Grace Mercer. a very pretty
tea was given this afternoon. from
until o'clock. with Miss Doris
Wright an hostess. Mlss Mildred
Okker and Miss Celeste Lynch pre-.
sided at the tea table. assisted by a
group OF girls.
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Auxiliary 60 Madison Park Improve
ment Club Gard Party

The ladies' auxiliary OF tho Madi.
son Park Improvement club will en-.
ter'sin Monday evening. August H.
with card party. Mr. Riley has
kindly donated tho floor space Of his
confectionery parior for the tables.
This will be the third card party 10
be given by the auxiliary since 4,
organized IN April A very delightful
evening II planned. ma refreshments
and prizes are 10 be provided.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
Native Daughter. q washington

Native Daughter, 81 Washington
Princess Angelina parior NO. ? will
hold their annual picnic on wednes-
day. August 10. AZ ~. Baker park.
All thoH- who can are requested 10
so out during the day. All Native
Daughters and their friends ar. IN.
vlied Those going are asked 10 take
their lunch and coffee and cream will
he supplied by the parior.
Tho next regular meeting Of the
rRrior wiil be held at the club rooms
on the second floor o. the y. w. c. A.
on September !. a, y. m.
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Bridge and Linen Sholrer

A. a pre-nuptiRi compliment 20
Miss Edna MccreeFy. Mrs w. c.
Mccrcery IL entertaining at bridge.
with linen shower as an added
compliment. "Wednesday afternoon.
August rs. at her home. ana spo.
kane ave. Mrs. NJ u. Bradley VIII
preside a, the tea hour.
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ANOTHER ERIC

Nigh, be inspired BY this process
sion Of tho fleet. Included IN the
Homcric roster are eight finRnhipa.
Tho u. a. ~ California. flagship Of
Admiral Y. W. Ebsrie. Y. s. ~. com.
mandrr.ln.chief Of tho Pacific fleet;
the o. 3. s. New Mexico. flagship %
Vice Admiral W. II. Shoemaker. u,
s. ~. commanded BY Captain Yates
Sterling. u. 3. n: the Y. s. s. New
York. flagship OF Rear Admiral X. ~.
Jackson. U. $. n. commanded by
Captain a. W. Kinds. 4. s. ~: the
Z. s. 3. Arizona. the flagship Of
Rear Admiral G. r. Hughes. u. T. n.
commanded by Captain J. r. Y.
niakcly. q. s. ". the U. 3. s. Con.
nccticu,. flagship OF Rear Admiral
J, v. Chase, Y. 8. ~. commanded bs
Captain G.. l.. 7. Stone. q. 8. n; the
u. g. s. Kiddcr. flagship Of Destroyer
Division a.. commanded by Com.
mander W. s. Anderson. u. S. N.
the U. s. s.. Robert Smith. flagship
Of Destroyer Division Is. commanded
by Commander IT. r. Cook. Y. s. NJ.
tho 4. s. 8. CORY. flagship OF De.
stroyer Division %. commanded by
Commander J. II. Tomb. Y. $. n.
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Gamma Phi Beta
SOrOritu

Mrs. Ernest u. Walter and Mrs.
Victor r. Rabel viii entertain Gam.
ma Phi Beta sorority at the Hunts
Point club house Wednesday. August
q. The hostesscs extend an invita-.
ton thru the press TO all active and
aiumnae members. The boat leaves
Madison park at 10 a. m.
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Twenty-Five Camp seaith council.
ora. including Eastern councillors
are 20 be guests Of the BOY Scouts
al Camp Parsons Sunday. August
isth. The councillors are looking for.
ward 20 a very enjoyable trip up
Hood canal on Capt. cibson's yacht
Muriei. They are coming In from
Camp seaith Saturday. and will
leave from the Yacht club about
10 a. m
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Now Officers Elected

New officers were elected Friday.
August II, at the meeting OF Univer-
sity chautauqua. held NJ the Unlver.
sity Baptist church. They include
Mrs. Flora swarthout. president:
Mrs. Ethel Miller. vice.president:
Mrs. Minnie Pasco. recording secre-
tary; Miss Geneva Region, treasurer
and flower mission superintendent.
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ST. Lukc's Hospital Card Party

The woman's auxiliary 20 81.
Luke's hospital will hold a bridge
party Wednesday. August &c. nt 2.s0
o'clock, at the home OF Mrs. J. X.
Jameson. 1921 ~. Boston st. The
auxiliary's next meeting will be held
August 70 at 2:30 o'clock al the home
! of Mrs. c, p. Bryant. 1850 Il. Olive st.
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Trustees Meeting. FEDERATED CIub-

The board OF trustees % the F'cd.
Grafton Of women'r Clubs will hold a
special meeting In the pariorx OF the
f.ainlsr.Crand hotel Thursday. Au.
gust ~. At 1880 a. m. Mrs. Wilson
II Gay. chairman. requests all mem.
bcrs TO attend. as the meeting "a i'm.
portant.
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Tea TO Honor
Brides-Elect

TO honor Miss Marcia Berger
and Miss Louise Enrich. two early
autumn hridcs.to-be. Miss Eileen De-
laney and Miss Margaret Delaney
have extended invitations for tea
At their home. ssis Cascade ave.
Saturday afternoon. August 10.
from untr 6 O'Clock
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Women's Society First Baptist
Church

The executive board OF the Won
ems Society Of the First Baptist
church will hold a no.hostess lunch.
con and business session nj the y.
w. G. A. "Wednesday. August 10
Members are requested 20 meet
promptly at iia5 IN the lobby.
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Ridgley Rcbel,ah Auxiliary

Ridgeiey Rcbekah auxiliary will
meet with Mr.. and Mrs. c. u. Max.
well. Wednesday. August i6. ut 442
Marshall st., afternoon and evening.
Take Fnuntleroy car.
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Miss Aimee Lyford. who has been
the guest OF friends IN Seattle for
the greater part Of tho summer. II
now visiting IN Portland. before re-.
turning Go her home ~ itock Island.
IN Prior 90 her departure she was
the guest OF Mrs. John wsyer.
Mrs. Charles nasey and son. Mr..
James iiasey. of olympia. motored
over this week 20 spend a few days
with Judge and Mira Stephen J.
Chadwick.
Commander Stewart y. Barber,
u. y. ~. and Mrs. Barber. with
their house guest. Mrs. Hugh Davis.
are motoring TO Mount Iainier for
tho week end
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Brsnisan.
Miss Frances Braniean and tho
Misses Donna and Dorothy Lane
motored 20 Tacoma. Thursday eve.
ming. % attend dinner the officers
OF the Pennsylvania gave on board
ship.
Mrs. Charles Wilson. who has bsen
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Bordeaux for fortnight. left Friday
for her home In Victoria.
Mr.. and Mrs. charfvs Mcfaren
have returned from New York city.
where they spent the month OF July.
and with their family left today on
a two weeks motor trip up Hood
canal.
Mr.. NJ. II. Cummings II leaving
August 10 for months trip IN the
East. Including Chicago. Boston and
New York.
Mrs. Frank w. McDernot,, who
has been m at the Swedish hospital
for several weeks. IL convaiescing at
the home OF her sister. Mrs. Frank
iiuli. eta Fullerton ave. She expects
20 Join sir, McIDermott. their children
and her mother. Mrs J. J. ingiis.
NEXT week nj Yeomait. for the re-
mAinder Of the summer.
sirr. George y. vradenburg and
Mrs. o. ~. Thurmond are spending
August ON WILDLY island.
Mrs. J. Howard Allen and Miss
Dorothy Allen LEI, Friday for East
Sound 70 spend several weeks.
Mrs Fred Ayers has returned
from a ten days visit, with her
sister. Mrs Charles Priday. In Port
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hprengrr HON.
berger and Mira A. A. Mecrra OF
Pasadena, Cal. have arrived tgy motor
for a short visit and are the guests
for the week end ~ Mr.. and Mira.
Marien Russell cumminga-
Mr. and Mrs. James Colbert Sui.
Ivan. Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Towns
and Mr.. and Mrs. Perry u. T'ruax.
will be IN. week end guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnston at
their summer home on yashon
island.
Mr. Percy Perry left "Wednesday
for Aiaska. 10 be away about two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. James l. bridge
ftfeien CriHwsin. are being con.
graduates upon the birth Of a son.
August .. at the Swedish hospital.
Mr.. ana Mrs Prank Adams Hut.
fer have returned from San Juan
islands. where they have been for
tao weeks.
Mrs. NJ. J. piRo,s and daughter.
Valera. have returned from the
East. where AiisH PiEnit graduated
In June from Manhsttanyiile Col.
iexc. IN New York.
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Capitol IIin w. c. r. u. win hold
an ali.day meeting and annual picnic
at tho home Of Mrs. @. r. Stanley.
ssTs tsd ave. n. r.. Tuesday. Au.
gust Is. Able speakers win discuss
the measures 20 be voted upon IN the
primaries. bring lunch. which will
be served a; ~ o'clock.
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A silver tea viii be given by High.
land Park PIT. A. NJ the home Of
Mrs. y. H. wesseo,,. so7i sixth ave
4. W.. Tuesiay. August IS. nj lao
.. m. Members are requested 20
collect and deliver all articles for the
booths for ID. annual Oriental Fiesta
10 be held a, white Center Angus,
ie 10 10.
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Clubs
CLUBS ron MONDAY

Reception for Veterans Of Foreign
Wars
A reception will be held Monday
evening. August IL. IN the pnrlorH 81
the Butler hotel. 90 honor tho ma.
tionai officers and delegates TO tho
convention Of Veterans Of Foreign
Wars and the pist division. who are
meeting here next week.
Myrtle Social Club
Myrtle Social club. O. 4. g., will
entertain with a bridge and whist
party Monday. August "a. y. m, AZ
the Masonic temple. Friends In.
vitcd.
Daughters of NJ. George
The Daughters Of 81. George will
have picnic AZ Aiki beach. Mon.
day. August ~. Basket lunch. All
friends welcome.
Annual Picnic
Tho annual picnic Of the city
Federation Of Women's Christian
Temperance union will be held
Monday. August ~. NJ thu home Of
Mrs. jackson siibaugh. 1913 Sunset
Place. Afrn. Emma q. Wood Is gen.
ernl chairman of arrangements.
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WIN arrive az Port Townsend on
tho afternoon Of Monday. August -.
on Tuesday. August -. u win lie
al anchor between the mountains. in
Townsend bay. ON "Wednesday. Aug.
ust 70. there win be maneuverH. The
mnncuvers 81 actual warfnre on
Thursday. August II. the fleet will
prepare for It's return 70 Puget
Sound. on Friday. August is. tho
rhips will again be distributed for
the final fleet period. extending from
August is 10 August 81.
Athletic contests OF moro than 10
col note. and the program OF the
Veterans OF Foreign Wars. make
this final period OF especial moment.
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Seattle ledge No. Z. Degree of Hon.
or. Protective Association. will en-
terrain with a card party Tuesday.
August IS. n . -. m. In Evergreen
han. A. o. y. w buiidsng. 4 bust.
ness meeting will be held AT 7:ss .. m.
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Mr.. and Mrs. SHERMAN

Mr.. and Mrs, s. ssivsrrnan will be
al home TO their friends from , until
5 O'Clock, Sunday afternoon. August
20. 10 honor their daughter. Sarah.
whose engagement TO AFR. Ben
Bridge has been recently announced.
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West Seattle Review No. 81, w.
u. A. OF the Maocabees. will meet
az Carpenters hall. ssti California
ave- Wednesday. August Is. at s
.. m. Members urged 10 attend.
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Myrtle Chapter, No. a.

Myrtle chapter. No. "a. o. r.. r..
viii hare a basket picnic In Wood.
land park. Saturday, August 10.
Take Green Lake car and get off AZ
Park station. Bring baskets and
dishes. Coffee. cream and sugar win
be- furnished.
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ECHOES

OF the admirai's bail are stiii heard.
These echoes acclaim tho mise en-
scene ns Of marvellous beauty.
Tho receiving line Is praised MS n
demonstration Of the way distinction
may DO enhanced by graciousness.
The American way.
Such an array OF ndmirals and rear
admlrais. OF captains and command.
crs. II would be hard to duplicate.
or tho charming manner that adorns
the navy. And his wife.
The menu arranged by the chef Of
Paradise Inn wns admirable and
thoroiy appreciated. Dinner almost
eelipsed the ball
The band from the Y. s. s. Cali.
fornia made a tremendous hit. Not
only do they play dance music TO
perfection. but between dances they
dance and clog. 20 the Wild delight
Of the civilians.
The ball wns an early one. II
o'clock the Cinderella hour. But Il
had 10 be- Everyone had rcndez.
vous with mountain NJ dawn.
Several OF the energetic juniors
changed their dress blues. ns soon IA
the dancing stopped. for hiking toys
and scaled n glacier or two after tho
ball.
Tho atmosphere was siffused IN
the gorgeous light. II was the very
night 20 follow the suggestion OF tho
psalmist and blow up the trumpet
In the fun moon.
Other groups prolonged the after
the ban supper until sunrise. Nap.
kins In hand. they waited for Aurora
70 unveil the panorama OF Paradise.
Which she did. II was grand
finale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
Buffet Luncheon

Mrs Arthur A. phlnnsy Is en,er.
tAlning with buffet luncheon and
lawn party at her home. ~Daisart. .
Carleton Heights. on Saturday after.
noon. August 10.