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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-05
by MARIAN HALE

Paris ia all worked up over the new
style OF hcad.drcss which Is becoming
so wide and 30 broad and 80 generally
ovcrdcvcloped. Thcatcr owners are
getting nervous.
what chance. they asl. wisely
enough. has anyone who isn't seated
in tho front row. TO get any view of
the stagei
one might ns well try 10 look thru
a Jungle as to try TO SEQ light third
the waving plumes. feathers. fauna
and flora that are going TO grow on
the heads OF long and short.haired'
sisters alike.
II these wero hats. one might with,
propriety ask for their removal-buq
they aren't. They're on to stay just
as much as the costume rs. To rel
move one would bring about thS
downfall Of tho couture.
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l ask you. whats 20 be done7
These bandeaus. now 80 aspiring.
hadG humble origin. The first head.
oan was a garter
n princess. finding during the hunt
Do her hair was becoming disar.
rVnged and having neither tho hair.
Blns nor the ribbons necessary to
1remedy n, resourcefuily bound her
garter about her locks.
Louis XIV. escort OF the princess.
liked tho style immensely. compli.
mented her and all the ladies' OF the
court adopted H.
You can see 10 what lengths the
garter style now has gone. Likewise
you SEQ the prospects ahead for the
devotce OF the drama
What Is one to do2
Paris hasn't solved the matter, and
meanwhile the hoad.dresses mount
with the thermometer
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d. A. X. TO Girc
Ldr1e Card Pnrtn

Tho Various chapters 81 the
Daughters 81 The American Revoiu
tion arc planning a large card party
on Mrs. Eliza Ferry feary'a lawn.
Friday afternoon. August ~ This
affair will BE- given In the Interest
% the bsartlf0i horne recently &C.
auired for the University OF wash
inwton chapter.
Orr hundred and fifty tables win
be placed under the shade srres On
the lawn and each 'nhis viii have
dainty favor. Reservations may
be made BY teiephoning Mrs. Robert
smaii " Elliott asss An interest.
Ing musical program has been ar.
ranged and tea will BE- served.
Tho committee In charge includes.
Mrs Robert T. Small chairman.
Mrs william Sherman Walker. state
regent. Mrs. Waiter Warmer neci
and Mfa. Edwin Ripley % Rainier
Chapter: Mrs. c. ". Chandler and
Mrs. Edwin r. Ewes. of Lady Stir
ling Chapter. Mrs. W. c. Morse
and Mrs. Arthur Hope Jones. Of
Seattle Chapter: Misa Katherine
BlrTs and Miss Elizabeth Pond. o.
University Of Washington Chapter
The following members Of the nd.
visory board viii also form a work.
ms COMMITTEES; Miss May Dunn
ward. acting dean Of women Of the
University Of Washington. DR.. Lois
Clark. OF Mary Ball Chapter. MrH.
John A. Parker. OF Virginia Dare
Chapter. Mrs. Robert Enegren. II
Rainier Chapter: Mrs. Rnlston Mc.
caig. Of Esther Reed Chapter; Mrs.
William II. Oliver. Of Lady Stirling
Chapter: Mrs. s. J. Chadwick. Of
sacajawea Chapter. Mrs. John Wal.
lace. Of Seattle Chapter. Mrs. &. J.
Prltchard. Of Marcus whitman
Chapter; Mrs. A. ~. shanbaugh. Of
Chief whatcom Chapter. Mrs. T. J.
Tempiston. Of John Rendrick Chap.
ter: Mrs. 8. s Cranshaw. OF Better
wright Chapter: Mrs. c. n. stein.
metz. Of Elizabeth Bixby Chapter:
Mrs. V. ". Carney. OF the Alumnne
OF the University OF Washington
Chapter.
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Tea Compliments
Mss Sanders

Miss Ruth Sanders. who, accompa.
MED by her mother. Mrs. T. 10. San.
dcrs. has been spending several
months in the Hawaiian Islands, and
Is now visiting relatives and friends
IN Seattle, waa the compllmcnted
guest ~ tea given by Mrs. ].
Worth Densmore. at her home. 1907
Densmore ave. Wednesday after.
noon. Mrs. Monte Reid Coleman and
Miss Wyloha Bell assisted In enter.
taining. Miss Sanders viii return to
Honolulu In a few weeks.
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Orthopedic Tea Shop

Broadway Guild viii be in charge
al the Orthopedic Tea Shop Mon.
day. Mrs. Charles n. elise and
Mrs. Homer Dudley, hostesscs. Will
be assisted by Mrs. Omar J.
Humphrey. Mrs. w. w. Phillips,
Mrs. II. II. Burkholm, Mrs. Thomas
Scruggs Miss Claire Stoltenberg.
Miss Mildred Lewis and Miss Nellie
FelRer.
Tuesday, Mount Baker Guild win
direct the service. Mrs. Karl Behn,
hostess; Wednesday. Interlaken
Guiid. Mrs J. W. Hamlll. hoatess:
Thursday. Queen Ammo Guild. Lady
Stirling Chapter. d. A. r., host
esses; Friday, faurelhurst Gvid.
Mrs. William Rees. hostess; sat
urday. Renton Hlil Guild, Mrs
John h. Main. hostess
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Bride-to-Be
C0nnli

A very pretty bFsdgr tea was given
thia afternoon BY Miss Roma Reid.
when she entertained In compliment
90 Miss Dean Lombard. bride.to-be
% this month. Daisies. roses and
sweet peas In colorful effect bcauti.
fled the home
Assisting were Miss Pearl Harold.
Mise Kathleen pnrHhail. Misr FLOR
ence Lombard. Miss Helen Jordan
and Miss Ruth Nettleson
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Mrs. Nettleton to
Entertain

Mrs Walter ~ Nctsie,on viii en-.
terrain with a luncheon NJ the Sun.
set Club Wedr esday afternoon. Al.
gust .. honorins her sister. Mrs. W.
A. Homer. Of Minneapolis. and Mrs.
a s. Kerry.
The same afternoon Miss Ruth
and Miss Jane Nettieton viii enter.
tain at luncheon AZ the club for
Miss Jane Truax and Miss Lucy
Glen Kerry.
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Miss Barnhisel VIII
Wed August 81

Miss Katherine Barnhiscl. daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Olive Barnhiscl. Of Ia.
coma. viii be married To Mr.. George
Pierros. OF Detroit. formerly OF Seat
tie. Thursday evening. August 81. in
Christ Episcopal church.
Both Miss Barnkisei and Mr.. Pier
rot are graduates OF the University
Of Washington. Miss Barnhisel IL a
member OF Gamma Phi Beta sorority
and Theta Sigma Phi. Journalism
sorority. and Mr.. Pierrot II affiliated
with Sigma Chi fraternity and sigma
Delta Chi. journalism fraternity.
After wedding trip 10 Alaska the
young couple will make their home
Ia Detroit.
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Patrons and
PdtrOnesses for Dance

for the dance the Women's Council
OF 81. Marks Church arc giving at
Mrs. Anna Thomson Miiburn's home
Friday evening. August II. win be
Rev. and Mrs. John u. McIauch
Ian, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Greer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Roife. Mr..
and Mrs. Leo Black, Mr.. and Mrs.
Keith Fisken, Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Griggs H., and Mr. and Mrs. J. II.
Hiocdef
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Cards Ont for Tea

Mrs. Warren Greene has cards out
Tor a tea at her home Thursday.
August 10. from ] until o'clock.
eonplimenting Mrs. Judd Elliott.
Assisting will be Mrs. c. II. Dab
TEN. Mira r. r. Tustin. Mrs W. ~
Coffman. Mrs. J. T. Shea. Mrs. John
Barrows. Miss VI. Betx. Miss Leoia
Stuart OF Buckley. Miss Katherine
Moore. Miss Elizabeth Greene and
Mise Zerada Huufipy.
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baptist summer Assembly

Tho Western washington Baptist
summer assembly win convene Au-
gust TO Is. on vashon island. The
enrolment last year was a little over
zoo. and advance registrations indi.
cate a larger number will be present
this year. A special boat for the as.
scmbly grounds VIII leave Pier Z
Tuesday morning. Mt 10 o'clock. go.
ing direct 10 Burton.
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Personal

Amiral Edward W. Ebcrie. U. r.
~ and Mra. f.berie. viii be the
guests Of AIR. and Mru. Alexander
naiiiie on a three days motor trip
20 Lake Crescent and Hood Canal.
leaving here Friday. Angus, II.
Mr. James Naeindoc. % Portland.
u this CUES, o. Mr.. and MR. Charles
willard stimson at The Highlands
sfr. ard Mira. Arthur W. Walker
and small daughter aro leaving this
evening for st. croix Pals WIS., 70
visit Mr.. Walkers parents. Or. and
Mrs. Frederick ". Walker. for three
months.
Min. Esther Stevens % New
York. viii arrive Sunday 20 visit
Miss Maudo Cakes and Miss Augusta
Tsimble.
Miss Alice ClagEcsi. Of Mime.
apolis. arrived today TO b tho guest
for a time Of Mrn. W. n. Holmes.
Mr. and Mira Paul Mooney. OF spo-
kane. are visiting Mr.. MONEYS
mother. Mrs. Esther Mooney, al s0oi
First ave. W.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lyts loft this
week for California. 10 DO away for
several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. MacDougaii and
son. Armour. left last week By mo.
tor for Bismarck. y. D.. 10 be gene
three months.
Mrs. II. ]. George and family have
taken cottage % Luana Beach.
vashon island. for tho month OF Au.
gust.
Miss Marion Peel returned this
week from a motor trip 10 Hood
canal.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Maurice
Thompson. OF Camp Murray. with
their little daughters. Betty and WI.
da, have been spending three days at
Paradise inn.
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The regular meeting OF the Seattle
Orthodox Jewish Ladies' auxiliary TO
the Denver Orthodox Hospital for
consumptiveH, will be hled in Upper
Woodland park wednesday, August
.. at y. m. followed by basket
picnic. All members urged TO at
tend.
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WIN AVHftA
To al these lovely parties7 wh<
are their nhnes7
Petite amlei Wicked sub a.
What's IN name7 or = lat 1
nanes7 Shall / sing them % -
Like an Iiiiad iist OF waiting defez|
ers OF your honor7
It's too much 10 ask. There 4
fifty commissioned officers and No
on the 4. 8. q. California N
counting the ndmirafs gilded std
Then there are the wives. And a
sweefhsarfr. And the fiirtafious n
irons And the wise little debufsn1
And the people from the Yard. A
tho people from seattle's smart so
rncr colony. A few pcreonailfII
stand out. however. Mrs. Zesgerne1n
gracefully sharing her husfsssG
compliments: Rear Admiral -.
ffufchison. Y. s. ~. chief of -
and Mn Hutchison; Captain I.
Wetfengei. T.. 3. ~. acting "a
mandant Of the Puget Sound nv
yard. and Mrs. Wettengei. csptzl
G. NJ. klndlcberger. ~. G.. Y. =. n
commanding tho naval hospitai
the Yard. and Mrn. Kindelberec
Captain r. r. Ridgeiy. u. s. ~. -
20 the commandment. and Mrs. Id
~; Captain W. II. STANDBY. u. Z \
assistant chief OF staff 20 the \
rnsrni: Commander ~. II. Wright.
"a ~ aide. Commander w II -
long. q. s. ". aide. Commanded
g. Pegram. aide. and flag secrets
Lieutenant Commander y. w.
Kee. Y. g. ~. aide: Lieutenant c.
mander +. +. Stone. L. s. X. -
Lieutenant Commander T. s. Kiu
Z. 3. ~. aide: Lieutenant A. p.
Tawresry. u. s. ~. Lieutenans 4
w. Arps, Y. 8. y. And a whole ~
~ ensiFna. Each more intrsxu14
than the other. Such sonda1<
dancers.
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His ship. does the great captain.
You remember how the Arabian
sbeik loved his hOrse7 30 Rear "A
mlral Henry J. zeigcmeier. Z. =. ~.
loves the California. Not perhaps
better than hts altogether charming
wife. with a different ardor. per
bnps But burning with almost an
equal flame. And u II one Of the
little ironlss OF the service that his
admlrnl's honors separate this superb
commander from his ship Autres
jours. autren rnoeurs. Yesterday cap
tain Of one Of the worlds most ma
jeafic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Today
promoted 70 other duties. less pic.
turesqus even II more important
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Mr. and Mrs. Garrett
to Be Hosts

In compliment TO Miss Virginia
and Miss EuIalie Merrill and their
house guests. Miss Jane Peters and
Miss Ruth Hull. Of Minneapolis. Mr.
and Mrs. Edward I. Garrett are en-.
Pertaining with dance at their home
at the Highlands. next Tuesday even.
Ing.
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An old fashioned leo cream festival
win be given by Walilngford circle
81 tho First Presbyterian church. on
tho roof garden Of the Cobb building.
Tuesday. August 4, az o'clock
Many interesting and attractive fea.
lures have been arranged for the
evening which the committee 10
charge are mynteriouaiy guarding
Tho following program has been
plnnnedi HnRophone solo. Rev. u. '.
Martin. with Miss Ruth Htaley At
tho piano. vocal solo. selected, Mf.
u. Ellsworth: butterfly dance, Flor
encc Jcffery. Margaret and Roberta
Dawson: vocal solo. Mrs. Katherine
Worth. reading. a Memory" Miss
Lidnbinnche Robe vocal solo. SIR
Allison. dancing number BY three
young misses from the Cornish
school. vocal solo. Mrs. ". V. Martin.
baritone solo. Aff. Ivan Marbiei read
ing Miss Robe. vocal solo. Mrs. G.
o. Wright.
The committees IN charge include
Refreshments Mr.. q. X. Monks.
chairman. Mrs. ~. w. doom, Mrn.
w. A. snyder Mrs. ". X. Thomas.
Nrr. o. l.. Turner ana Mrs. l.. ",
Martin. Serving refreshments. Mrn.
=. y. Wingate. chairman. assisted BY
the Misses Agnes Piles. Tyrone
whitney. Marie McAuniand. Eliza
beth Mci.an. Dorothy sander. Bertha
Lee. Doruthea johnson. Cwlndya
Matthews. Mildred Peterson, Ruth
Tate and Mary Aberihny. Coffee.
Mrs. q NJ Cox. assisted by tho young
men % tho church. decorations. Mrs.
A. Jeffrey. chairman. Miss y. Fisher
and Mrs David =. Olil. grab bag.
Mrs. Robert A. white and MIR.
George T. Duncan. SRI candy. Miss
Margaret Jeffcry and Mrs. J. = Mc.
Doweii. stunts. Miss Emma 1sarix
and Mru. J Spencer.
Tickets may be obtained ~ rar.
tells drug store. second and Union
- or al ais Lumber Exchange
building.
The patrons and patroneases are
Rev. and Mrs ~. A. Matthews.
Mayor and Mrs. ~ y. Brown. sir,
and Mrs J. 81. booth. Mr.. and Mrs
= ~ HAIL Air. ard Mrs. r. J win.
gate. MIR. ana Mrs, T. i'idduck. Mr..
and sirn C ~ cohh. Mr.. ana Mrs.
=. W s,anchfieid. SIR. and Mrs. L.
Roy Baird Mr. and Mrs. J. y. coyie.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hamilton. SIR
and Mrs. ,. A. colcock. Mrs. Mary
McCrrw. Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Huff.
Mr. ana Mrn II. v. Gienklrng. Mr
and Mrs. Harold onsum. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. a. Dexter. Mrs. Elizabeth
Dahl Mrs. John Forrest
Nr. and Mrs John Bushnell. Afr.
and AIRS =. 4 WiioR Mrs LosiA
foznn Parsley Mrs. .. y. MeFerran.
afr. and Mrs. John Carulne. Mrs.
Dora utlry. Mr.. and Mrs J a Black
Mr. and Mrs Dpkinfieid Mr. ard
Mrs. YulIic. Sir. and Mrs g. r. Dun.
can. ST.. Sic. and Mrs M Armstrong
and Afr and Mira. A. ". Beeier.
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Mrs. Loose TO Giue
Informal Tea

To honor Mrs. A. s. Kerry. Mrs.
David Morgan Roderick. Of washing.
ton. u. G.. and Mrs. l.. johnson. OF
Buffalo. Mrs. U. X. Loose viii enter
tain with an Informal tea from un.
ell 8 o'clock At her apartments In
Adrian Court. Monday afternoon.
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Kitchen Shotcer for
Hiss EnnSfr0nl

In compliment 70 Miss Eva Eng.
strorn. who Is TO become the bride of
Mr.. stewart ~. Nefner on Angus, IA.
Miss Edythe Armstrong was hontors
Thursday evening. NJ a Kitchen
shower. Eighteen Intimate friends
OF tho honor guest were entertained
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DA TIES
TO REMEMBER


TUESDAY. August g.
Leurelharst Guilds lawn g~ts. 10.
xaar. dinner and moonlight dance
a. home Of Hr. and Mrs. A. y
EldridEs IN Lasreihurst
Miss Ruth Bamford 70 entertain Al
tea from 20 o'clock. IN com
piiment 20 Mis-. Dean Lombard.
Mrs W. a. irwfn's tea ~ hons,
eompiimenting Ars. stanley Dol
lar. Of San Fvaneisco. and Mrs
william Adams Morgan. Of Los
Angeles.
"WEDNESDAY. AUGUST g.
The fnsrriags Of Miss Lillian Plum
srfelt 20 Mr.. George " achenker.
In the Church of the Blessed sac
Tamsnt. at o'clock IN tho morn
THURSDAY. AUGUST To-
The wedding % Miss Doris Chris
tiansen - Mr. William Trnmbuu
IN 81 Johns Parrish church. IN
West Seattle. at O'Clock
FRIDAY. AUGUST IL
Mrs. Frank Y. Van Tayis luncheon
At the sunset club. 70 honor Mrs
a. =. Kerry and Mrs. Frederick
Bausman.
Miss Ruth Barnford viii h. ho.,ss.
~ tea 70 honor Miss Louise
knrlieh, AZ home, from 70 S
o'clock.
Mrs. Henry Landes and Miss Hazel
Landes 70 entertain with n garden
tea IN compliment to Mrs. Victor
Vaughn Taylor and Mrs. II. Nor
NAL Hill
SATURDAY. AUGUST H.
Mrs. John L. Hail 70 entertain ct
tea from 2 until O'Clock. m
com piiment 70 her mother. Mrs.
Anna schrisfer. Of Cincinnati
TUESDAY. AUGUST Is
Mrs. Robert X. Fox. Jr.. 70 be
hostess a. a bridge tea. cornpIi-
fnentsry 10 Miss Marcia Berger
Miss Grace Lewis 70 entertain 1T
tea from 4 until o'clock. COM
pilmeuting Miss Jane Truax.
"WEDNESDAY. AUGUST is--
Miss Eva Enxstrom 20 wed Mr.
stuart Hunter Nesseisr at the
hofns o. her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Engstrom. at sac
o'clock.
THURSDAY, AUGUST H.
The marriage Of Miss Kathryn
Byers 70 DR. Engens Hodges
Pound. at the home OF her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. AIphsus
Byers. at sac o'clock.
FRIDAY. AUGUST H.
Mrs. Samuel Mitchsirs tea at home
from until O'Clock.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 60
This marriage Of Miss Dean Lorn-
bard 70 Mr.. Francis Lemon
Brown. In the Prospect CongreRa-
tionsi church. At $40 O'Clock
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER p
The marriage Of Miss Edna Me-
creery 70 Mr.. Beverly Vernon
Hancock, IN Trinity church. At
$3.50 o'clock.
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sentile Review. No. q

Seattle review. No. 3. w. y. A. Of
the Maccabeos. win meet IN tho A. O.
u. w. hall. 1909 Ninth ave. Thurs.
day evening, August 10. at o'clock.
Officers requested to wear white.
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Rainier Chapter. ID. A. r.. Study Club

The study club OF Rainier chapter.
%. A. r.. VIII have picnic Tuesday.
August s. at the home OF Miss Mar.
garet Litteli. 79io 18th ave. n. f.
Take car No. l6 TO north end OF the
University bridge. az 10th ave. N. II.
Bus leaves there at IL o'clock. Get
off at 18th st.
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Ladies Of @. A. r. Sewing Cl,s,

The Ladies OF the G. A. II. Home
Sowing club and their friends VIII be
entertained by Mrs. NJ. A. Mead. $3.50
q o vcrn m ent way. Wednesday.
August ?. Luncheon at IL o'clock.
Take Fort Lawton car TO slst
ave. w.
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TITO annual picnic Of tho City
FEDERATION Of womcn's Christian
Temperance union win be held
Monday. August IL. at tho home Of
Mrs. jackson sfhaugh. isi5 Sunset
Place. Mrs Emma 8. Wood f. gen
erai chairman Of arrangements.
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FAREWELL.

Parties help a iiftier Oh. very
much. The dinner dance given the
departing captain OF the California
by his wardroom officers was both
CHEEKY and cheering. Ono OF thn
nrgest affairs the Yard has seen IN
some time. Very nice that the Cali.
fornia Is in drydock IN the Yard for
overhaul. More convenient than
when abe Is in the offing. decorating
the skyline with her imposing rccog-
milton silhouette. Many were hidden
70 this hon voyage And they all
came. or IL seemed no.
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srInnewaiha Club Dance

The Minnewatha club win enter.
tain with its regular Saturday even.
Ing dance at Christensen's Broadway
hall this evening in honor OF the Off.
GERS OF tho fleet. Special music.
Extra girls will be provided.
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Tho Seattle wornan's club win hold
an important board meeting. Tuesday
morning. Aug. ., az II o'clock. at the
homo OF Mrs. Z. II. Dudden. <9ss
drive. Take Faunilcroy car
and get off at r'indiay ut.
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Ballard w. G. II. u.

Ballard w. c. n. u. win meet Fri
day. August If. at ? y. m, with Mrs.
NJ. i. Bird. 6720 nth ave. N. w. PRO.
gram viii be in charge OF Mrs.
Lillian Vincent.
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I.IsoID

OF herr Ask him. lie will tell
you that bs f.. immensely. He WIN
tell you that she's az tho top. lie
viii tell you that they're all watch
Ing her smoke. She has only been
In commission II months. only In
The active fleet seven months. In
that time she has caught up with
the best Of them. In gunnrry. In
engineering. In battle efficiency.
In athletics
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Mrs. Stevenson Smith
Issues Invitations
for Ten

Compilmen,ing Miss Anita Merry
Wheeler. az Tacoma. who i her
house guest. Mrs. stevenson Smith
has issued invitations TO tea on
"Wednesday afternoon. August .. from
= untl 5 o'clock.
Presiding az the urns will be Mrs.
II. Albert Osborn. Mrs Arthur
yonnger. Mrs. Judson Falknor and
Mrs. Robert Wallace Burke o. Camp
Hennlng. Ca. Assisting are 10 be
Miss Luriine Brown. Miss Gwendo-
iyn Newiove. Miss Alice Nettlcton
and Miss Helen DE Force Of Spokane.
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Pioneer Auxiliary Picnic

The Woman'S Pioneer auxiliary
20 ti~ Washington Pioneers viii
have their annual picnic on Wednca-
day. August &c. at IN. upper picnic
grounds IN woodland park. A cordial
Invitation is extended 20 members.
pioneers. their families and friends
10 attend and hiring baskets OF
lunch. cup. knife and spoon. cofNee.
cream. sugar and paper plates will
he furnished. Special features.
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Picnic at Summer Home

Honoring Mrs. Agnes J. Gayior
and Mrs. Jason d. Butler. group Of
sixteen friends entertained with n
picnic In their honor az the summer
home Of Mrs. II. c. Peters, at var
F row. on Friday.
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uoNoRfNG Mrs. Ehcrie. wife Of
- Admiral Edward w. EberIe,
commandcr,in.chlef of tho Pacific
fleet, Mrs. klndlebergcr. wife Of
Capt Kindlebergcr. Z. $. ~ surgeon
Of abe navy yard a, nfemerton. Is en-.
tertainlng with bridge luncheon AZ
her quarters at the naval station
Monday afternoon.
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THE BOUQUET

OF ALI thene fareweils. however.
was the luncheon given In the nd.
mirai'H cabin on board the L. &. 8.
California by no icss a parsonage
than Admiral y. w. Eberie. u. g. NJ
commander.in-chief OF the Pacific
fleet. who moreover was on the board
which conferred hts new iaureis upon
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The ticking OF clock In the wire.
less station AZ Bordeaux, France.
can be heard distinctly in Willing.
ton. New Zealand.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS

The "Wednesday industrial trips for
tho summer are quite success. All
Girls who have gone on these trips
arc very enthusiastic over them. ana
girls who have not attended thus far
are urged to be a. local headquarters
ut o'clock Wednesday. August ..
Third period girls arc requested 20
return tho question blanks which
were sent out 20 them. asking II they
we're going 70 camp all OF firth period
part Or nii Of sixth. or N they deaiffd
refund for their third period money.
There are a number OF these blanks
that have not returned iBe sure and
sign name and address.
I,oheaua would DO very glad II
girls who lost clothing. shoes. hats
and many other articles At camp
during the third period excitement
would call AZ headquarters and claim
their belongings. A charge of cents
IL put on each article redeemed. IN
order 20 cover freight ana dfayage
charges.
The following girls and guardians
are asked to call NJ Lohcaua and
claim their Tied Cross certificates.
Flora y. Groat. Bernics q. Smith.
Mrs. Florence G. Teay. Afllitcent
Peek, Mrs. noas A. pickcnn. Miss
Iercda A. Lftber. Aiins Alice May
Warno. Miss Esther Louise Wohlga,
muth. Helen williams. Nellie Harvey.
Melba Osborn. Eleanor Heagren.
Hazel Dahiberg. Mildred Louise
riemer. Muriel nomstAd. inFa Nel'
son. Lille Nordntrofn. Audrey Me
Donncil. Tllda McEwan. Martha Her
Win. Mary Wright Helen fplger.
Emily Pratt. Marie slzer. Helen San.
derNon. Helen Kiock. Louis Finer.
Priscilla Treat. Marjorie Wells. Jean
Carrot. Rachel RAby. Faye aerk-
linEhnur. Elida AyreH. Rowena Boss.
Camp seaith has taken I'D self.
government. and 70 far II has worked
out very well. Each cottage and
tent makes itr own rules. and they
have a representative. The fourth
period representatives are. Shirley
Calm. Patricia Kennedy. Ennis
wiihsrspoon. Mary Andersen. Khih'
arlne Garden. Ruth Carpenter.
laairii Watts. Fern BeaiH. Hhea
Kcnaicr. Isilnnr Baird. Harriet Baird.
Helen ahrrrer. Barbara Pitch. Polly
Brown. Jean Mccullough. Helen
Gray. Gladys Yeon. RoSnle Henry.
Marjorie ftattrny. Martha Belle VIII
son. Elaine Keiiogr. Lola Babcoek.
Gersrude Bates and Miiiiccnt Palmer.