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Arizona republican., 1922-01-15

CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Jan. 14-CATTLE-Re
celpts, 1000, compared with week
ago: Beef steers and fat she stock
40 70 20 cents lower: bulls steady to
Ioc lower; Gamers and cutters about
STEADY; veal calves steady to 25c
thjgher; stockers and feeders % to
F55 cents higher.
HOGS-Receipts, $4,000; largely Is
to 25 cents lower; holdover moderate,
mostly lighter weight; market clos
ing rs TO 40 cents lower. than Fridays
average; top. $50; bulk. $500 7.s5;
Arizona republican., 1922-01-15
cLEARINc HOUSE REPoRT

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE actual
condition OF the clearing house banks
and trust companies for the week
shows that they hold s16.15S.S00 in
excess of legal requirements. This is
a decrease of $4O.5S5.S7O from last
week.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-15
COTTON FUTURES

NEW YORK, Jan. 14--Cotton fu-
lures closed steady: January. 1900;
March. 1890; May, 1853; July, I'LL;
October 1915: spot cotton quiet;
middling. 1890.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-15
PAP SILVER

NEW YORK. Jan. 14-Foreign bar
silver. 66K: Mexican dollars, 50h /;
domestic. 99A.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-15
F @ R D S O N

PLOW
With the Fordson
DISK
With the Fordson
HARROW
With the Fordson
HARVEST
With the Fordson
THREsH
With the Fordson
BALE HAY
With the Fordson
SAW WOOD
With the Fordson
PUMP WATER
With the Fordson
GRADE
With the Fordson
PULL STUMPS
With the Fordson
FILL THE sILO
With the Fordson
GRIND FEED
With the Fordson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-19
Mrs. McLdren
Enterfains at Tea

A large and attractive tea was
given this afternoon by Mrs. W. q.
Mcfaren az her residence from :
until O'Clock.
Autumn leaves IN high baskets
added their brilliant coioriug 10 the
decorations OF the home, supplement.
ed BY tho yellow and bronze OF mari.
Colds and decp-huesi xinnlaS.
A basket OF these same flowers
eentered the tea table. where Mrs.
c. E Guthrie, Mrs. Mark Allison
Matthews. Mrs. r. @. Macarthur and
Mrs. w. r. Shoemaker alteruafcd at
the urns.
Mrs. William kelton. Mrs. VI. +.
Brown and Mrs. Edward II. Taylor
assisted In the dining room and Mrs.
John w. Heal. Jr.. Mrs. ]. W. Dolby.
Mrs $. y. wsngate. Mrs John l.
Main and Mrs William Hardy IN the
living room. Frances Ryan and
Elizabeth Meirose received the cards
at the door.
The musical program during the
afternoon was given by Mrs. Philip
Nacbrtde and Mrs. Everett Clark. nc.
companied BY Mrs w. J. Rescburg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-19
Gets New Job and
Proposes to Girl

Congratulations old man. hear
you received quite a promotion
when you came back from your
vacation. Have you started on the
new Job YETI"
yes. started last Monday. and
like II fine. too. II was quite n
surprise to me ms I never thought
the boss was considering me for
the place"
wen we all know you viii make
good in that position. and are
mighty glad you got H."
'Thanksl That's dern nice OF you
10 say so. Fact ia. III work my.
self to death TO make good. II
means n lot 10 me. you can bet.
I'm getting enough now 20 get
married. | don't mind saying that
asked the only girl In tho world
10 marry me last week. and she's
accepted the job"
We'll, III be derned. I guess YOU
have still more congratulations
coming your way. That's great
news. So that's another reason
why you're all decked out in new
clothes"
Partly. But tho new Job demand.
ed II. or course. I haven't received
my first months salary yet. but I
needed the new clothes and got them
TO celebrate. Good thing heard about
Cherry's, or ! couldn't have bought
them. You know Cherry's rs that
firm at 1915 Second ave. In the Rial.
TO building, on the second floor, Just
over the Pig'n Whistle. where they
have fine values and newest styles,
ana let man have six months Ia
pay."-Adyertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-19
ADDITIONAL CLUBS


The Music Practice club has com.
picied IA program for the coming
year, taking for Tia topic 81 study.
Nineteenth Century Romanticism
an con,rasiai 10 Eighteenth Century
clasnicism Ia MuFic" Tho interest.
ING subjects and dates for the meet
ingn follow
October Mrs. soost nuiii,,. hostess
Mfs ffeJsfift u. Parks papsr General
defintng nnd contrasting u fofnsntieisfn
end stasss7ism shoeH IA social life. poll
ties. literature. art. sts. fiss ~ THE
romantic rshsai 81 music "a Gsrmsny IN
1900 usrhsnf's struggle for indepsnd-
snrs duflrg SapoleQnlc sars reflected ~
ner struggle Tor ariisfie Independence
iisehsfpsnd ~ itth eenturS composers
October ,tMfs keith naiiitI hosi.
ess Mrs, fspuaaais hsch. paper. DER
many ttise - romantic sshaei Of rosiry
~ Germany shout ttne Revival % foiA
lore snd leanHda Alliance bst~esn iais
poetry AnJ romantic school % tnusle
sae~w n gsrmsn epsrs. lied. ballad.
wshsr. GERMAN romaasir spsrs. Der
ffeisehutsr fsptesf. fnseruaner II
school o. brilliant piano playing tufiu.
sure Ia iatsf nastesl hiHsnry iufiusaees
sheru IN ~efhs 81 nstiepaiiiy. politics
ll'sfature. etf
November is.~Ms~. Frsaeriok parss.
bestsss Nrs bqost nuiifif, paper Hehn.
BEET ~AHsirsf counterpart - ramsnfie
poets, carl taes s~Art ballad, strict.
y dsfn&n eeairlhatlon 20 the ~gfia .
musir
November st-Nrs osraod Packard.
hastsss Mre tohn nAiiiasxeea. rapsr.
~ D utnaan-ag tFps ennapo2sr consciously ~
romantic sehsel. fantasia pisces. iass
souEs
JsnaAry >. itfs-Mrs. Thomas aesusx.,
hesfsss Mfs faroid hftfuson. paper.
Mrndsissnhn Pounding - f.sirstk fon-
ssfrstafff riassir tenasaeise ~ piano
n~sis4 Hssas wshouf VERBS soman-
sc fsmasNrlFs in aesFfnfss
taneafy l1@Nfs John naiiiafr~on.
hcatess. Me- teteher i.ausbush paper
poianaa-ss-hepin. sirnne nasiauai feeling
fifAs - intfusaE~ NteFnnir ~irra~.st inta
kuf~pfaa utusir Caerias revolutionary
study. and Ntres rolonsts<
f~hraAfY tz-~Nss Charles rsrrefi
hosse&s Mfs Thomas kFifnsDr. r4rsas
Neneefr Ard tf9hafuts - f4sss. fo-ser,osivls
nfiEiuetnf H1rsr music. f~ilEtous comps
slttpns. pants ~ pesFareh sannets
nvesAA--niAv dances tavsisi. sygsy
Fsbfasrr s;~-ifosis.s not Decided
Mfs David MosKea pcssfiek. paper
Hwssiss c4inte--atarted ntsssiAn nntgenal
movement .olasf ~ isofodin. ualshirt~x.
Cesar cst Nsus@oraskr. uirnsks. Narsa-
Any, TsrhalhnweAY. Huhsnsfeln--Crean
sylr aiheuy. Persian songs etc
March i1.-Nra Thomas stsri-on fesf.
sss Mites rofnfhr E~tnr. paper Rrsnff.
uasia ard ffninna~-s1rrie. fofh songs
foik dsnrssi Nfhdix Hibeiiusf FfuIana4s
mood - fsesfiieB unasr Russian DON'T
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-19
Benefit for Lawn Fund

Announcement is made that a
musicale will be given at the home
OF Mrs. Roy p. Ballard Friday even.
ing. September %. AZ 7.30 o'clock, by
the ladies' Of Mount Baker park. for
the benefit OF the lawn fund Of the
Cornish school.
The program win be given by
Louise Adler. Chicago concert plan.
iste; Mrs. Sara Y. Peabody. soprano.
member OF the Cornish faculty, and
reading from Madame Butterfly"
by Eleena Miramovna. who has come
70 Seattle TO attend the School Of the
Theater at the Cornish this winter.
Miss Miramovna has toured for a
year and a half In the company Of
Ben Ami. who has been leading
actor on Broadway for the past three
years.
The musicale promises TO be very
interesting and enjoyable event.
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SEATTLE SERVICE SET
urnTy,r DryEnEux ADAMS

daughter Of Mrs. Lando. wife of
Lieutenant Commander Ellis Lsndo.
q. y. ".
Tho Yard has lately been enllyeued
BY several successful dinners. Among
them was the agreeable affair given
By Commander Alfred w. Brown. u.
n. n, ana Mrs. Brown. whose honor
guests were Captain Ivan G. Weten'
gel, a.. 4. ~. the captain 81 the
Yard, and Mrs. WeitenRci The party
was completed Ny Captain Lee y.
Border. G. C.. y. =. ~. and Mrs.
Border. Mrs. J. ~ Nsrbit. Lieutenant
Commander Reuben X. Smith. Y.
\. n.
Another attractive dinner was ar
ranged by Commander Richard W.
Wueai. 4. y. ~. assistant 10 the
captain Of the Yard. and Mrs. Wuest.
Bridge followed. Their guests were
Commander J. ID. Wilson. u. s. n.
ana Mrs. Wilson. Commander Ben.
jsfnin ". Dorsey. NJ C.. y. y. ~.
and Mrs. Dorsey. Commander Major
g. Shirley. y. G., u. \. ~. and Nru.
Shirley.
Perhaps the gayest Of all these
parties WAS the buffet given on the
~. - \. Philadelphia. the receiving
ship In the Yard. by her command.
ing officer. Commander J. -. WIN.
son, Y, r. ~. who IL noted. with
Mrs. Wilson. for a generous hospi.
tally. Their liz included Colonel
GamborR. Andersen. 4. s. 81. C..
just returned from motoring thru
Oregon. and Mrs. Cawborg Andersen:
Commander Benjamin H Dorsey. 81.
C.. 4. >. ~. and Mrs Dorsey. Com.
mander Richard W. Wuea;. q. n. ~.
land Mrs. Wues;. Lieutenant Com.
fnander Ansey II. Hobne,i. n. s. ~.
and Mrs. Robne,i. Lieutenant Com.
fnander Major G. Shirley. 3. C.. q.
=. ~, and Mrs. Shirley.
4 smart little dinner was also
given by Commander Wills W. Brad.
ley. u. s. n. and MrE. Bradley.
whose guests were Commander Ger.
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THE ITALIAN ARMY

And tho italian diplomatic corps
have been Interested In tho an
nounccment OF tho marriage Of Brig
adler General Charles q. Treat y
y. A.. retired. who II well known "a
Seattle society. and who was In com
mand OF the American forces Ia Italy
during the world war iio was much
liked socially. as well as officially
and Rome II looking forward 20 a
possible visit Of the general and Mrs
Treat. aitho the rumor OF this TO
mantle pilgrimage has not been con
flrmed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-19
Are You Fat?
just Try This

Thousands Of ovsrfat people hsx.
become slim by following the advice
~ doctors who recommend Msfpota
Prescription Tablets. those harmless
little fat yeducrrs tha, simplify the
dose 81 tho famous Marnnia Pre-
scriptgeu. II too lat. don't waft~-Eo
nov 10 your druggist and Tor one
dollar. which u the price the world
over. procure a case ~ these tAbleta
IL preferable. you can secuYa them
direct BY sending price 20 the Mar
Fnnia Co. ssfe Woodward ave, De-
troit. Mich. They reduce steadily
and easily without tires1fne exercise
or starvation diet and leave M un-
pleasant effect. Advertisement
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Yachting Purty

Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Norris en-.
tertained with delightful cruise on
their yacht Ia valera thru the
lakes and Sound during the past
weekend
Included among the guests were
Mrs. n. VI. Scarritt Of Portland.
Miss Ada c. Murphy. Mrs. Eiva Pat.
terson. Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Kerr. Mr.
and Mrs. ). It. Lively. Misses Belle.
Frances and Martha Lively, Mr. II.
+. Morrig and Mr.. Samuel Brown.
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Simple Way to Get
Rid of Blackhcad 4

There r. one simple. safe sud sure
way that never fails 70 get rid 81
hlAckheads. that IL u dissolve them
To DO this get two ounces % caio-
mite powder from any drug store
sprinkle a ilttin on a hDs. wet cloth
rub over the biArkhcads bffakly---
wash the parts and you viii be sur.
prised how the black heads have die
appeared. fitg biaekheadr, little
Blackjack. no matter where they
are. simply dissolve and disappear
Hiarkheads arc simply n mixture %
dust and dirt and acrr1fiona that
form In the pores ~ sh~ sttln. The
caionitc powder and tho water dis
solve the bisckhcads 80 they waah
right out, leaving the pores fren and
clean and W their natural condition.
Advertisement
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Direct Service at
Orth0pedic Tea .Shop

Mrs. W. Scott Mathoaon win bo
hostess for Westminster rrruby.
terrain Church guild at the orsho-
p~ilc Tea shop Wednesday Assist
Ing will be Mrs. J II. Justice. Mrs.
David Malcolm. Airs. Robert Rtitt.
Mrs. Robcrt A. white. Mrs ftAy'
mond Wright. Mrs. Anne r. skow.
Miss Anna Daird and Miss Marion
Dosida.
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Married at Home

The marriage Of Miss Grace Eliza.
beth Hart. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis G. Hart, OF 32l2 seth ave. s..
to Mr.. Walter Leslie Gresham, OF
Akron. o.. was solemnized at the
home Of the BRIDES parents Saturday
evening. September 10. at o'clock,
Rev w. A. Major reading the serv.
ice
Mr.. Lewis G. Hart, jr., and Miss
Emily G. Hart we're the only attend.
ants. and only the immediate family
witnessed the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gresham will spend
about a year in the East before re.
turning to Seattle TO make their
home
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West Seattle Art club will meet on
"Wednesday. September 20. AZ 1880 a.
m. with Mrs. J. Herbert Ames. at
Carolina Court. Nrn. Jessie NJ. Eili.
Oft Will 10 the leader. her subject be
Ing "ficnJafnin West and John *.
copley.~ Mrs Daniel Raglan Will
speak on The Difference Between
Pottery and Porcelain. the Various
Misleading NarhM-
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Affairs Planned for
Mr.. and Mrs. Jdnson

Honoring AIR. and Mrs. Roderiek
janson u.ouiSe Ehrllehi who have
returned from their wedding trip,
Miss Constance Scibert il entertain.
Ing with six tables OF bridge az her
horne "Wednesday evening
Saturday evening Or. F. Janson
win he host az a dinner FOR twenty.
five az his residence. 81 seth ave. y.
Tho dinner will be followed by a
dance
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Afternoon Tea

Mrs. Joseph Horrocks entertained
a few friends at tea at her horne.
1916 w. Ida st. on Wednesday after.
noon. September 10. In honor OF her
mother. Mrs. Charlotte Hutchinson.
OF Belmont. Bolton. England. Pink
gladioii and roses tastefully decorat.
ed the rooms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-19

street Carmen and friends are In.
yited 70 attend complimentary
bubble dance given b. the Ladies'
auxiliary. Friday evening. september
g. In the old h. OF r. hall. First ave.
and Pike AZ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-19
CANT LEWIS

Is always enthusiastic for the
great outdoors. And In tho whole
some sports that lead thereto.
An instance OF this IL seen IN their
crack polo record. and In their spec.
tacular polo victory. Of which an &C.
count appeared on Saturday In this
column.
Tho Camp Lewis Riding club iN an.
other Of tho cnmp'a outdoor hcfivi'
ties. and In the blue. unciouded
weather, after official hours. veri'
table cayaicnde Of horrcmen and
horHewomen may be seen winding
their way down tho aiiurinR bride
paths ~ this most lovely region.
Saddle horses are Of perennial In
terest al the camp. ana those who
could get leave stayed on for the
horss show at Vancouver. u. c..
after the polo matches.
Among those noticed kceniy ap
praislng tho various mounts. many
81 them pedigreed. we're Major Gen,
crai Charles n. Muir. 4. =. A.. com.
mAnding the Third division and
Camp Lewis. and Mrs. Muir. with
tho generals aide. Captain Terriii r.
Price. 4. T. A.. who had earlier
played on the winning polo team.
Briradicr General George u. Dun.
can. y. r. A.. who viii command the
fsih brigade. and Mrs. Duncan were
much entertained during the week
preceding their departure for their
ncw station. which Is Fort Omaha.
The camp u also resretting thu
transfer 81 Colonel r. II. Anderson.
q. \. A.. who has ieft 10 take com.
mand OF Vancouver barracks. where
hiA father WAS. in his time. IL years
In command.
Major Jefs Baxter. 4. y. A. Cap.
tain ". A. Collier. 4. \. A.. Captain
Robert O. pooge. y. s. A.. Captain
T. G. Hoie. Z. s. A.. are other off.
GERS who accompanied IN. Seventh
regiment 20 It's new station.
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Dinner at Home

Complimenting their former pas
tor. Rev. y. o. Clauson OF this city.
who made brief visit to vashon isl
and Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs A. r.
Sundberg entertained with prettily
appointed dinner OF eleven covers at
their home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-19
FORT I.AwT0N

Has resumed is fortnightly bridge
afternoons. n friendly feature OF the
garrison that waa popular last sea.
son. This initial reunion OF thoeo
Interested IN auction occurred last
week under the auspices Of MrS -.
Cyr. wife 81 Lieutenant Henri -.
'cyr. u. r. A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-19
Mss Fdrrar Hostess
at Golf Club

To honor Miss Beatrice Peoples.
Miss Hortense Green. Miss Jane Per.
kins and Miss Olive Leonard. Miss
Mildred Farrar entertained AZ lunch,
con today at the Seattle Golf and
Country club.
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Informal Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. wiimot Lilly are en-.
pertaining with an informal dinner
OF eight covers at their homo Thurs
day evening.
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Women. Alliance

women'r Alliance % University
Unitarian rhurch viii meet with Miss
Stella Burcham, 1904 r.. sTth NJ.
"Wednesday. september 20.
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Proqran at Sunset Club

The Vanity Box Players" viii
give a program At the Sunset club
"Wednesday afternoon. az 3 o'clock.
with Mrs. ciarance u. Riethen and
Mrs. Bruce Gilmore as tho hoStesses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-19
women'- Pioneer Auxiliary

women'n Pioneer auxiliary 10 tho
Washington Pioneers will hold an
ali-day session and basket luncheon
wednesday. September 20. ~ Pioneer
hall. Madison park. New officers
vii be elected at that time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-19
Golden Era Club

Golden Era club will inset IN FIR,
Presbyterian church. IN womrn's par.
lorr "Wednesday. September 20. from
II a. m. 10 o, m. Men and women
over 50 years OF age invited Bring
lunch. Visitors welcome.
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Dunlap PIT. A. viii meet AZ school.
"Wednesday. September 70. a, sis y.
m. Musical program. followed BY
reception for teachers. sirp. A. u.
Nocr"nherg. address % wclcomc. Re.
frcahrneats.
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Personal

Mrs. Lewis II. Peoples and Afiss
Beatrice Peoples. who have been
spending the summer In town. are
leaving Monday for their homo in
Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodsrick Janson
louise Ehrilch returned sunday
evening from their wedding trip. and
win bs with Mrs. Janson's parents.
MFR. and Mrs =. o. Enrich. until
September ~. when they leave for
Minneapolis 20 make their home.
Mfr. and Mrs. Reynold McHcnry. Of
San Francisco. were the weekend
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Cor
don Page.
pr. ard Mrs. J. Wilson Mitchell
have recently returned from a nix
weeks trip thru England. France and
Italy.
MFR. and Mrs. Fred c. Aver win re
turn the last Of this week from mo.
tor trip OF several weeks to Portland
and southern Oregon.
DIR. Frederick Adams left Saturday
evening for Minneapolis. 10 attend
the medical convention In session
there.
DR.. and Mira. Charles II. Castlen
and little daughter have come I'm
from their summer home. Rose.
lure" across Lake Washington. to
their home In town.
Miss Kathleen Donahoc has re-
turned from the East. where sha
has been for several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cerbel have
taken apartments at the oiymplan
for the winter months.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. BaiilsrEeon
are returning from Lake chelan DC.
tober /.
Mrs. q. l.. Tanner, with her father.
Mr.. a. Trenne. today on the n.
y. Alexander for California, 10 spend
a month in the South.
Mrs. James A. Sheahan and fam.
lily are leaving Saturday for Coron.
ado. to spend the winter.
Capt. and Mrs. j. s. Gibson have
returned from Portland. where they
spent the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". NJ. Dyer. with
their son. Midshipman Robert i.
Dyer. and Miss Vera Fryette, have
returned from a motor trip 10 Mount
Rainier. Midshipman Dyer. who
has been spending two weeks with
his parents. is leaving Monday for
Annapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Rattrey
are receiving congratulations on the
birth OF son. September 10. at the
Swedish hospital.
Blair Foster. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Il. Foster OF San Francisco.
who il visiting In the city. IL now
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. t. II.
Hamlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Bowden
are removing this week from their
country home at Port Madison. to
their home In town.
!
Mr.. Norman Gibbs OF Port An.
geles. arrived In town Monday and
left today on the n. +. Alexander
for n short business trip TO San
| Francisco.
Mrs. a. Hurwitz left last evening
FOR Jacksonville, Fla, where she will
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rift l.. Schuyler. q. 3. ~. Of I
e. s. =. Mississippi. and Mrs. sckI
ier. Lieutenant J. II. Thomas. ~
T.. &. ~. and Mrs. Thomas.
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Mount Baker Luncheon club will
meet in clubhouse for luncheon.
"Wednesday. September 70. at
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Informal Bridge
yL~

Mrs. Max Olsen entertained today
nj her horne with bridge luncheon
for twelve guests.
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West Seattle Review. W. n. A.. Of
Naeeahees

West Seattle review. W. n. A.. Of
the Maccabeer, viii give a card party
al Carpenter hail. sfst California
ave- Wednesday. September 20. AZ :
y. m. Refreshments and prizes.
business meeting a, 7 p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-19
Seattle
Society
Bridge Arranged TO Hon
or Miss Olive Leonard;
Mr.. and Mrs. Jdnsoa TO
BE Honorcd.

ITO honor Miss olive Leonard. who
\ returned last week from n sum.
mer spent In European travel. Mrs
Donald Graham and Mrs. John fsoor
Locke. Jr., are entertaining with six.
teen tables OF bridge at the home OF
their mother. Mrs. o. u. Fisher. ON
Tuesday afternoon. September 20.
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THE NAVY YARD

Has hidden bon voyage during tho
past week 20 various delightful indL
yidualA. among them Rear Admiral
Luther Y. Gregory. L. x. ~. chief
Of the bureau of yards and docks.
and Mra. Gregory. Commander Henry
e. Keller. 4. =. n. Mrs. Smith. wife
81 Commander Oscar Smith. L. q. ~:
Miss Mary Matiinwc. TN. young
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ss,isn. 'vinisnai.." innu-ne. 81 Kate
walls, songs
March fT---Mi.. Dcru,hv Ewing. hest
sss. Mrs Gagged Packard. paper. Italy
--opsra ehief fern % musical empress
siau. Nsfdt. Hoswini. ponire,ti. nsiifni.
etc.
April ie-Mrs nrousssi. Heck. hos,
Mrs. Thomas eefuEae paper.
France ssf Eneiana---nesiios eststsnf-
Ing representatives IN Francs ~ rofnanst-
eisfn n music caersr FfAaek-.prnfounf
spiritual feeling ssrrrsnsd Romantic
suor.snens usvsf fSeufishsd among Eng.
;ish tnusieiens az u asa among these ~
other countries. gilbert ard auiilssn
operas; ceisriass Tsyior songs. Yrsd-
~fick cp~sn. Alexander Mackenzie. nd
ward Eirar etc.
April ss-Nrs Harold stimsor. host.
ess Mrs.. Charles FARRELL paper. smsff-
ca Mae po~sll. sl1 pieces AFTER Heln~.
songs nnf piano pieces. etc. Nssfn.
Horatie Parker. Arthur Foot. Chad
wick. etc.
Seattle Lodge No. ]
Seattle lodge No. Z. Degree Of Hon.
or. Protective Association. viii give a
special benefit card party Thursday
evening. September 81. at s.5o
o'clock. az Panama cafeteria. 1915
Third ave. Twelve prizes viii be
awarded. Everybody welcome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-19

Mr.. Norman Gibbs OF Port An.
geles. arrived In town Monday and
left today on the II. i. Alexander
for short business trip to San
Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-19
Ravenna W. G. r. q.

Ravenna W. G. r. 4. will meet
with Mrs. Peterson. 7a2s a3d ave. n.
r.. wednesday. September 20. NJ /.
p. m. Members urged TO be present.
Friends invited.