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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-08


T,o the history Of summer weddings
\ has been added that Of Miss Mary
Lea Ffskcn. daughter OF MIR. and
Mrs Archibald James f'iskcn. to MIR.
Everett O. Grlgss. H., Of Tacoma.
son Of AIR. and Mrs. c. NJ. origgs. OF
ST. Paul.
The marriage. late afternoon
ceremony. took place az four o'clock
m the garden OF the country home
Of the BRIDES parents ~ the Country
club. with the Rev. John u. Me.
r.auchlan OF ST Marks church read.
tng the service. Palms. green's and
summer flowers. In addition 10 tho
natural beauties OF growing blossoms.
with the CLINT OF sunlight thru the
trees. made an ideal setting for this
charming garden wedding
Mrs John A. Raillargeon played
tho wedding music and the uahers
who led the bridal procession were
Mr.. Wells Griggs. OF 81. Paul. MIR.
Cor,dcn Wagner. 81 Tacoma. Mr..
Keith Fiskcn. Mr.. Hamilton Rolfc.
MIR Marshall Allen and Mr.. MARRIED.
Bolcom. In suits OF white flannel.
Mr.. Chauncey Wright GriREs. the
xrcom's brother. was his best man.
Following them were the four
tridcsmalds. Miss Virginia Merrill.
Miss Harriet Baxter. Miss Phyllis
Biake and Miss Elizabeth Criggs. ads.
ter OF the groom. In gowns o. chif.
fon ever satin. Miss Mcrrlii's Of pink.
Miss Baxter. nile green. Miss Blake.
orchid. and Miss Griggs IN yellow.
Their skirts were fashioned uneven
AZ this hemllne and tho chiffon over.
drapery feil in long points ankle
length. Long. straight bodices they
had. yirdlcd in chiffon roees In all
the lovely ,infs OF the four gowns
They wore broad icghorn hats trim.
med with field flowers and carried
arm bouquets in pastel shades
Hiue satin drnpcd IN blue chiffon
and shadow lace and veiled again IN
chiffon was worn by the matron Of
honor Mrs. Keith Fisksn. Her hat
wHs Of white horSehair. faced in blue
with blue ostrich for trimming. and
her bouquet was Of pink waser lilies
and dainty ferns tied with blue chif
fon.
Deep ivory satin. trimmed In folds
% the rafin. rare old lace and pearls.
made n lovely bridal robe for
charruing bride 10 wear. Over the
Gfrnight skirt fell a roftfy draped
pointed tunic that touched tho floor.
and the long bodice. bateau neckiins
and short sleeves were finished with
pearls and old lace. The long veil %
tulle. which extended into a train.
vas caught NJ the hem with clusters
~ orange blossoms and the short
fhcr veil was wreafhed with orange
blcs~cns. An exquisite Venetian
bouquet Of orchids. pink water lilies.
with long showers OF lilies Of the
valley. were the flowers carried
Immediately after the ceremony
there was reception. and = collation.
WAS served. with the ladies' Of the
Country club colony assisting. On
their wedding trip the bride Travelled
m dress Of navy blue Poiret twill
With matching cape and hat and a
c0rsare of Rnrsisnins and orchids.
Mr.. and Mrs. GrigEs ief, on a motor
trip TO California
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Marriage of Seattle
Girl Announced
at Reception

A large and smart reception was
given last evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
Francss II. Singleton at their rest
dence. when 20 the surprise cf the
guests the marriage Of their daugh-
ter, Miss Florida Singleton. 70 En-
sign Paul Edmont yolnot. u. 8. ~.
was announced thru the medium Of
rolled miniature copies Of the mar.
rage license. presented to each
caller on entering by little Frances
Clare Furey OF wsnatchee.
Miss Singleton was wed 10 Ensign
yoinot. son Of Prof and Mrs. Paul F.
yoinot. OF Annapolis. on February
rs, 1917, In st. Paurs Episcopal
church az San Diego.
Decorations Of the horne last eve
ming were charmingiy developed IN
Dorothy Perkins roses. summer
lilies. delphinIum and snapdragons.
The sun porch. where punch was
served. was In marigolds and lark
apur and the dining room held
artistic baskets Of flowers with "A
handsome basket OF Ophelia roses
centering the supper table.
Assisting were. Mrs. Robert n.
Fox. ST.. Of New York. Mrs. George
Soliday. Mrs. Frederick Furey of
Wenafchee. Mrs. Joseph Gottsfeln.
Mrs. George Kribs. Mrs. Ross Downs
and the Misses Mildred and Gertrude
Lewis.
Ensign voinot. who graduated
from Annapolis with the class Of
1870. Is on the U. s. Destroyer
shirk. now here with the destroyer
squadron. Ensign and Mrs. Voinot
will he the guests 81 Mr.. and Mrs.
Singleton sntii September. when they
will proceed TO Coronado.
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THE HOSTS

Tho hosts az these several infor.
mai formaI!tics have included. among
others. Captain I. c. Wettcngel, q.
s. ~. In tho absence Of Rear Admiral
J. A. Hoogcwcrff. y. =. n. acting
commandment OF the Puget Sound
navy yard. and Mrs. weticngei: Cap
tain G. klndiebcrgcr. NJ. c.. U. 4.
~, commanding officer OF the naval
hospital. and Mrs KlndIebcrger: Cap.
tain l.. u. Mcbride. q. 4. N. man.
agcr OF the Yard. and Mrs. Mcbride;
Commander X. l.. Irvine. ". y. ~.
and Mrs. Irvine, Commander A. w.
Brown. Jr.. u. =. NJ. and Mrs. brown
Commander J. D. Wilson. Il. s. N,
and Mrs. Wilson. Lieutenant Com.
mander r. W. Wuest, u. &. n. as
sistant to the captain OF the Yard.
and Mrs. Wues, Colonel c. Gamborg.
Andersen. U. =. NJ. C.. commanding
the marine barracks. and Mrs. Gam.
borE.Andresen.
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Calendar for
Orthopedic Tea Shop

broadway guild will be 10 charge
at the Orshopedic Tea shop Monday.
Mrs. w. r. Robinson will be hostess,
assisted by Mrs. !. !. Mack. Mrs. II.
Y. Washington. Mrs w. II. I.e Blond.
Mrs. Walter French. Mrs. c. A.
Ward. Mrs. r. q. Wilson. Mrs. John
Haynes and Mrs. Louis Groaaruan.
Tuesday, Laurelhurst guild. Mrs.
y. D. Nudge. hosteaa: wednesday. In.
terlaken guild. Mrs. Boyd c. Coebcl.
chairman. Thursday. Queen Anne
guild. Mrs a. H. IAnKdon. hostess
for tho Queen Anne circle Of Ply.
mouth Congregational church. Fri.
day. Mount Baker Park guild. Mrs
%. y. Thorgrimson. hostess. Satur.
day. Frink Park guild. Mrs. Charles
l.. Harrison. hostess.
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SORRENTO DANCE

The picturesque lobby OF the Sor-
rento was thronged on Friday. when
the management gave It's midsummer
dance. 70 which the officers OF the
feet and their parties. added much
distinction.
An observer noticed one OF the
ranking officers dancing with pref.
" woman whose white gown was
trimmed with shell flowers. Sea
shells7 or courae.
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SEVEN HIIr,s, sEyEN SEAS

Enthroned on her seven hills. So.
attic win remember The sailors. She
will tell the tale as u should bc told
II will be an epic OF praise. OF mem.
DRY.
Aflont on their seven seas. the sail.
ors will remember Seattle. They will
tell the tale as u should be told II
VIII be nm epic Of praise. OF memory.
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Ballou Families
Hare Reunion

The Baiiou families Of Washington
and Oregon held a reunion and
luncheon today ~ the Northoid Inn.
Among the members who attended
we're Cen. Charles G. Bsilou. u. y.
A.. of fort George Wright. Mr.. fEo.
sea starr Balloa. author and traveller.
o. Boston. Mr. Oscar c. u. Baiiou.
of Portland. and IJr. l.. l.. Ballou.
afr. Luther Baliou and Mr.. william
uaflou Of Seattle
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OFTICIAL COMpLIMENTs

In the Yard there has been much
Informal entertaining IN compliment
10 the officers Of the fleet.
Several Of these affairs have oc.
CURED ~ the officers quarters, those
pretty, white. pastoral. rose garland.
cd houses. suggestive Of anything
but war and warriors.
One or two OF tho larger events
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THE GUESTS

The guests included the entire com.
minHioned personnel. from admiral
10 ensign. grouped in small parties
and arriving at different times. But
always these little breakfasts. or
iunchcons. or dinners had an air IN.
time. a manner reminiscent. that
particular thing. that j'no sails quos.
which bespeaka tho navy.
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Fast Seattle Guild Of Community
Church

The East Seattle Gulld OF the Com.
nunlty church is giving a bridge
luncheon and lawn party. wednos.
lay. July ~. at 1890 o'clock, at the
home OF Mrs. Charles A. Estey, Ten.
nant's dock. Mercer island. Steamer
Dawn leaves Leschi AT 1916 a. m.
and returns at 4:45 .. m
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HONOR GUESTS

Among the honor guests nj these
various festivities were Vice Admiral
W. X. Shoemaker. U. s. N. in tho
absence OF Admiral T.. w. Eberie, U.
8. N. commanding officer OF the Pa.
cific fleet. Rear Admiral n. r..
Hutchinson, u. s. NJ, chief OF staff.
and Mrs. Hutchinson: Rear Admiral
G. +. Hughes. ". s. NJ. division com.
mander' Rear Admiral n. II. Jack.
son. y. s. NJ, division commander.
Captain II. J. zlcgemeir. Y. s. NJ.
commanding the California. ana Mrs.
Ziegemeir; Captain Philip Wilson. u.
$, ~, commanding the Tennessee
Captain J. II. y. Pringle. u. =. NJ,
commanding the Idaho: Captain O..
II. Marvel, Y. s.. ~. commanding the
Arizona. and Mrs. Marvel; Captain
u. II. Campbell. u. s. ~, command.
ing the Pennsylvania.
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Mrs. Ldmsom 10
Commitment Bride

Mrs. Otis Floyd Lamson will en-.
terrain with q bridge tea at her resi-
dence Tuesday afternoon. compli.
menting Mrs. Donald Fraser Jose-
phine Cook. recent bride.
Mrs. Lnmson win be assisted by
Mrs. Jay l. Durand. Mrs. Cecil Ba.
con, Mrs Arthur q. Latimer and
Mrs. Livingston b. stedman. Jr.
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Miss Lombard
Honor Guest

For the pleasure OF Miss Dean
Lombard. who Is 10 be an autumn
bride. Miss Wilma Ewing viii enter.
tain Thursday, July IS. at her sum.
mer home at Hunts Point with
swimming party, followed by lunch
con- A miscellaneous shower viii be
an added compliment to the honor
guest
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Mrs. Priest Plans
Brid1e Tea

Mrs. Harold Priest has arranged a
bridge tea for Thursday. July 10. at
her home 10 honor Mrs. John l..
Graves. Of CreenvilIe. s. c.. who IL
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
J.. #. Turner. aud Niss carlotta Ben
nett, OF Long Beach. Cal. MrS.
Priests sister. who Is spending a
month as her guest.
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Personal

Mrs N. H. Merncr with her dauEh.
ter, Mlns Ellen Mcsner. and MIR. Lacy
H0flnE are leaving Monday by motor
for California. where they viii aaii
on the vcnsEuriA from Los Angeles
July "a thru tho Panama canal for
New York Miss Mesner viii enter
Wellesley this fall and MIR. iiofius
II returning 20 Yale. Mrs. Mesrer
viii spend the year In New York.
During her absence Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Jndaon win occupy her home
Miss fernioe and Miss Helen fuiiy
ARE spending two weeks at Mount
Rainier.
Mrs. William McDonongh. OF New
York city. IL tho guest Of her mother,
Mrs John Proctor.
Mr.. and Mrn. Leo Black Dorothy
Mciewan) are receiving congratula
tions on the birth OF a daughter az
the Swedish hospital July o.
Or. ana Mrs. Milton Fitk Ran
dolph have removed from s27s goth
ave. N. E. 70 2sas Stat ave. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester J. Clarke ~.
moved today 20 the home Of Mr. and
Mrs William Leonard Eaton. which
they viii occupy during Mrs. Eaton'H
absence IN Europe.
Mrr. Gerald Shannon and small
daughter are visiting AZ the summer
home Of Mrn. w. A. Shannon at
Lake cheian.
Mrs. Francis Packer. who II ti~
guest of her mo'hcr.in.iaw. Mrs. G.
3. Packer. win leave about August
for Coronado.
Mrs. ". n. Boomer Of Spokane
who H. visiting In Victoria and Van.
couser. n. C.. viii return In few
days 10 spend two weeks with her
sister. Mrs. Harry Hotrhkins
Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ. noloom. Mrs
Harry q. Ho,chkisH and Mfr. and
Mrs. Earl \. Jamison have returned
frosa i~n days motor trip 10 Lake
Crescent.
Mr. ~. y. lewis and children %
Tulsa. Okla. will arrive Sunday 20
spend the remainder of the summer
with Mrs. Lewis parents. Judg. and
Mru. Rohest w. Mccieiiand. al their
homo on T.. k0th ~.
pr. and Mrs ID. a. Nicholson re
moved today 20 their new home At
iois n. Newton st
Mr.. and Mrs Merle wilson Drnny
have removed from the Chelsea
Court 20 the Victoria apartments. at
100 w Highland drive.
Mia. Elsie Gage. Of Minneapolis.
will np~nd next week with Minn Kafh.
crime Howard at her country hons
at Port Madison.
SIR. and Mrs II. ". nfrkhoim and
children left today for tour % the
Georgian circuit
Mrs. A. q. casruft has returned
from a TIVE months trip IN tho East
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Minnewnfhn Club DANCE

Tire Mlnnewatha club will enter.
tain the sailors and marines satur.
day evening. July 8. with a dance Mt
christensen's Broadway hail There
VIII be special music for dancing md
extra ladies'. Mr. Robert Nichols
Will give "A vocal solo.
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Az REyoIR

Tomorrow la the final day Of the
first nlne.day fleet period The sec.
ond period will begin July "a. and
Will last until July 30. Inclusive.
Meanwhiie The fleet will engage in
gunnery practice and In tactical
mancuvera OFF Port Angeles.
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Home Sewing club

The annual election OF officers ~
the Ladies Of the Grand Army Home
Sewing club will take place wedncs.
day, July ~. nj the home or the
president. Mrs. Martha Graham. s4i
18th ave. ~. Take car No. II.
Luncheon at 1890 o'clock.
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The Union Danes OF the Civil War
wiii entertain with a picnic nj tho
Veterans home At Retsil Wednesday.
July IL. Take 0 o'clock boat at Col.
man dock.
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Tribe Of Ben Hnr Picnic

The District Tribe OF Ben Hur will
hold It's annual picnic at Rodondo
Beach. Sunday. July 10. A splen.
did program 81 athletic sports has
been arranged for the young folks.
Appropriate prizes. Competition
free 10 all.
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THY HAVE SHOWN *

What right training can do IN pro.
ducing men. fine. virile. chivairoua.
Both Tho commissioned personnel
and the enlisted personnel They
have shown us.
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wmIInrferd Circle Picnic

Wallingford circle, OF the First
Presbyterian church. will hold a pic
mic on the east eide Of WOODLAND
park. "Wednesday July ~. Member
will take their own lunches. Mrs
Arthur Jeffrey Is chairman OF ar
rangements. Take Green Lake car
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SEEDING THE rARTIN0

Farewell parties will be numerous
on Sunday. There will be- good. by
affairs for the officers. and even
moro for the men. The arrange.
ments. as planned, viii be all that Is
delightful.
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WE HAVE SHOWN THEN

What right training can do IN pro.
ducing hospitality. open.heartod.
open. handed. touched with civic
pride. civic imagination. We have
shown them.
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completed for the entertainment Of
visiting stenographers during way
farcr" week. Plans were made for =
boat trip ard beach party on July ~.
10 which an invitation 10 attend IL
extended TO all local public stenogra~
piers.
Ballard w. c. +. o.
Ballard w. c. T. U. win meet in
Calvary NJ ". church Friday, July
IA, al 2 y. m. Mrs Lillian Cooper
and Mrs Kate Ansorxs Fuller viii
speak on -Amcricsnization-"
Seattle Woman's Club
The annual picnic Of the Seattle
Woman's club will be held at tn
home Of Mrs. w. A. Shinkle. 7ios
ssth ave. 8. w.. on Tuesday. July IL.
af p. m Members win meet AZ Sec
ond and Pine at IL O'Clock. 20 take
the Faunfieroy car and transfer TO
the bus
william Mckinley OrrIs
Members Of William MCKINLEY
Circle No. II. Ladies OF the q. A. r..
VIII be entertained Tuesday. July III.
~ the homo Of Mn. Maud Morkx
ia1z Aiki ave-. from IL TO O'Clock.
All welcome.
Canadian Woman's Club
The annual picnic OF the Canadian
woman's club. which had been previ-
ously announced for Tuesday OF NEXT
week NJ the summer home OF Mrs. Il.
X. stragg. has been indefinitely post
poned.
l. O. r. Club
The l.. o. r. club VIII hold It's reg.
niar meeting Tuesday. July IL. a the
Elkes climb
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Dance for Officers

Tho Hunts Point couniry club II
entertaining this evening with a
dance. COMMUNICATING some % the
junior officers o. tho fleet. A special
boat viii leave Madison park at s1o
O'Clock.
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Lots Of scandal about lately
BY Wanda Won Kettler

Lots Of scandal about lately
urnm.
One Of the prinee>ses on the
Malay peninsula IL reported 20
have been engaged 10 three chief.
fains al once. She married ono
81 them last week. 80 the other
two. with their tris,es, marched
ON the possessions Of the third.
and war h now ringing. Aren't
women awful And Amt love
wonderful
But the giri was modern enough.
70 say the least. II Is just that tho
haven't as yet picked up
certain little bits OF higher learning.
They don't understand
know a giri who tells mo that
IN her little exclusive set the
usual words Of greeting are,
-Ii~Ilo. there--wbom are you en-
gagged 10 nowY"
She laughs a little when she says
II. bu, nj that. she goes on 10 ex-
plain matters further. Hbe says It's
most jolly 10 have zone or two going
down and always one coming up"
AT that rate" she explains IN
greater detail. there are generally
about three suspended somewhere In
the air. these two who are. just
heinz let down AZ different
places and the one who IL in the
ascent and whose hopes are high"
sbe says it's hard 10 manage all
three on the same level. because
we'll, they might all be in town nj
,nce. II Isn't necessary tho. sh.
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tells me. 20 exactly break" with any
Of them for some time. Shs insists
It's easy enough to be engaged In
terestingiy N onv just knows how.
But women have SOME sens@.
Here's one IN the East who says she
won't run for president Of the United
States JUST YET.
But we're going 20 have =
woman president. she propbesie>,
We'll strike down the legal bar
riers that still set women apart
from men," says this lady who.
Incidentally. II founder Of tho
National Women's party. then
women viii move Inevitably into
greater participation In govern
ment."
Now II ! were president
But we won't 20 into that.
se~ where Rodolph Valentino 10 in
trouhis again. He's been arrested
for driving on the wrong side Of the
road. Poor Roddy. his path all
along seems 20 be sort OF bunny.
And lately he's bccn on sfhc wrong
side an awful lot.
We girls are sorry. but somehow
We don't have the same interest IN
Roddy we used to have.
Says thu man. ciutching the PAPER
on my typewriter. TIME Il
ya hear7 TIMEr'
hear.
TIME.
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DEnrmE DEyEnEuN ADAMS

have been given at the Officers club.
charSnlngly beflowcred. white and
shining. posed on a green terrace.
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The Seattle Associated Public ste
nographerr held their last meeting
for the summer Thursday evening.
at which time arrangements were
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The regular meeting Of the Seattle
Lcawue Of Women Voters win be
held "Wednesday. July IL. at ~
O'Clock. Ut the Y. w. c. A. The pro
gram win include a discussion Of the
direct primary referendum and short
talks on the different candidates for
United States senator.
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Seattle
JociefY

Miss Mary Lea Fisken
Weds at Country Home;
Hiss Florida Single
TONS Marriage Is Sur
prise.
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Tho members Of the Buelnsss
WomRn'n organization with their
friends viii give a picnic AT AlkI
Beach next Monday evening. July
10. Supper al $50 o'clock.
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Mr. and Mrs ~. ". nfrkhoim and
children left today for a tour Of the
Georgian circuit.
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Mise Elsie GaF@. Of Minneapolis.
will np~nd next week with Mlnn Kaih.
crime Howard AZ her country home
al Port Madison.
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Mrs. A. q. cassu,s has returned
from a TIVE months trip IN ths East
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ianr viii be tho sauaws. We would
be delighted 10 have ali the Campfire
sisters from everywhere como TO see
Il. VS. have made the price Of ad-
mission very low that all might come.
Adults. Soc: children 2sc. When our
cabin l. done we hope the Campfire
girls Of Seattle and surrounding
towns viii come 20 visit us. and en-
Joy our cabin with US. We are no
proud of a. Sincerely.
The Kirkland CaxaSfirc Girls.
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The l.. O. r. club VIII hold It's reg.
niar meeting Tuesday. July IL, the
Elks' club.
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West seattle chapter No. 1906

West Seattle Chapter No. ios will
hold regular communication Mon.
day evening. July 10. at o'clock
In Masonic Temple on California
ave. conferring OF degrees.
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Mr.. and Mrs Merle wilson Denny
have removed from the Chelsea
Court 20 the Victoria apartments. AT
100 W. Highland drive.
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q Bs ron MONDAY


The Myrtle Social club will meet at
Masonic Temple Monday. July 10. at
2 y. m Bridge and whist All east.
egn Stars and friends invited.
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Or. and Mrs. d. A. Nicholson re
moved today 20 their new home at
i0iB n. Newton ~.
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Mrs 81 r. lewis and children o.
Tulsa. Okla. viii arrive Sunday 70
spend the remainder Of the summer
with Mira Lewis parents Judge and
Mru. Roh~st w Mccleiland. al their
home on T. k0th At
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Washington Pionc~rx' Auxiliary

The executive officers o. tho WON
ems auxiliary 20 the Washington Pho
neerr win meet with Mrs. Susie Coo
ney. Tuesday. July II. al p. m. Ar
engagements will be made for social
and business meeting Of the auxIi
larry.
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Mrs. ~. II. Boomer Of Spokane.
who H. visiting IN Victoria and Van.
couser. H. C.. viii return IN few
days 10 spend two weeks with her
sister. Mrs. Harry Hotehkins.
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Mr.. and Mrs w. NJ. nolcom. Mrs.
Harry q. Ho,chkisH and Mr, and
Mrs. Earl \. Janison have returned
from a isn days motor trip 10 Lake
Crescent
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The Flora y Bateman l.. l. o. l..
No. las. win hold divine service At
All Saints church. Dunlap station.
July .. al II a. m. Take 10 o'clock
Rcnfon car 10 Rose st.
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Mrs. Francis Packer. who II tf~
guest Of her mo,hcrinlaw. Mrs G.
=. Packer. win leave about August ]
for Coronado.
, 1922-12-10
How to Keep Healthy.

THE way % keep healthy ia BY
L drinking milk. MIX is good for
me ana I should drink Il. MIX has
Eat ard sugar in IT. There r five
fairies in mix. Their names are
Fanny Fat and sally Sugar. Patrick
Protein. Minny Mineral and Violet
vitamines. These five fairles do Us
good.
Patrick Protein builds IN our mus
cles, Mlnny Mineral makes our bones
strong and takes ard OF our teeth.
There were three rats that all
weighed the sarse. But now they are
all different. The finest n had four
cups Of milk. The second had tv
rlps OF milk and the last one difns0
have any at all. The finest one Tot
Big and fat. Tho second one dldr,'t
get quite SO fat and the other one
didn't get fat at all because he didn't
have any milk.
FRANCES NEsBrTr.
East Casper. Grade I.