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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-02
sEATTrrs SEASON

aeems 20 be emphasized In tho
summer. an II the London season.
rather than Ia the winter. aa u the
case In most Of the great cities
There l. Fascination In Aeattlo'H
summer aayetlea. and no society ever
had q more snehan tlnK frame
The hyacinthlns mountains. the nr'
ure waters. the evorgreenH, seen thru
opaiescent mists. make very subtle
type OF beauty. II has the mystery
corot painted j, has the lush lowell
ness Tennybon gang. II Is essential
~ romantic, Any moment IN tho
winding ways. We Nigh, meet
Iauncelot and Ouinevere. Or any
other 81 tho immortal lovers.
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birth % a daughter. who has been
named Adsl. Louise IN honor Of her
mother. ON August 20. In Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. orafnii Philip Engis.
hart ruth Benton have a woe
daughter. Marjorie May. born 10
them IN Yakima. at ~. Eilzabesh'a
hospital. on August -.
sfr. and Mrs John u. Van Dyke
arc Jus, back Ia town from Lake
chelan. where they spent two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. q. clilcspy usa
Agncw1 are receiving tho conEratula.
tons Of both Portland and Seattle
friends on the birth OF a son on Au.
gust %. In Portland.
ssr. and Mrs. Edward I. Garrett
will como In merit weak from their
summer place At the Country club 10
their homo at the Highlands.
Nr. Humber Fo,herinTharn has re.
turned from a fortnighrs trim into
Montana. He also visited Glacier
National park.
Mr. Hale Ryan has started on his
Journey toward Culver Military
school for the is37..s term.
Mrs. Frederick Graham has M her
house guest Mrs. Don Carlos Smith.
of Tacoma
Hrr. Flora Allen. with her daugf.
ter. Mrs. Fiorcncv Allen Buck, and
small daughter. Nancy Ellen. will
spend the winter In California. They
left yesterday.
British Vice Consul and Nsrs. q. III.
ID. Murray will DO at the Otis this
winter.
Mr. and Mrs. w. u. Esivman
have established themselves in their
new home. .oo2 Ravenna blvd.
Mrs. Alice Dowdcn win live nj tho
Sorrento this fall. Sho has been at
the Castle apartments.
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THE UNITED STATES

U0vefnment eendH 20 70" CITY ~
Seattle representatives 81 six com
mianioned services,
These officers are pledged 20 ths
nobloHt Of al programs. They serve.
They serve the nation. IN tho
army, IN the navy, In tho marines. ~
tho coast guard. In the coast ana
geodctic survey. and In the depart
ment OF public health.
They bring 20 civic life n very high
code of ethics.
They bring 70 social life a wide ana
an experienced vision.
They ada. moreover, national pres
tlge 90 all local activities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-02
TACOMA PASS
SYSTEM WIN

A. c. Dexter. Seattle travea
salesman. Is back in this city an
spending four days In Tacoma, ~
enthusiastic over the street railvs{
pass system recently installed thW4
Mr.. Dexter went 10 Tacoms 2
Tuesday and. anticipating he vQg|
have considerable car riding q
bought one OF the 81 weel
passes. During Tuesday. wednl
day. Thursday and Friday he ~
81 times Counting cases whero
fransferred as single tripsl
Thus. In the four days his e.
portation cost him slight q
ton more than cents a ride.
his pass was still good for ~
more days when he left Tacom4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-02
Fashion Shoe Benefits
Orthopedic Hospital

Especial Interest = conferred In the
fail fashion show 20 be given for the
benefit OF the Chiidren's orthopedic
hospital Tuesday evening. september
). al $50 o'clock. BY the MacDougall.
southwlck company. IN It's store,
The original in entertainment as
well aa gowns is promised.
Special features and fascinating
dance originations are planned by
Mary Anne Wells, Of the Cornish
school. Miss Franklin Crawford and
AIR. Jorg Fasting viii waltz In ball.
room costume. TO the refrain Three
o'clock In the Morning. Miss Asa
that Brown win repeat the Russian
dance she gave az Adoiph Bonm's
recital. in August. Little Billy Graf.
ton and AIR. Morris Wilson win In.
tcrpret by dance. lack. the Clam,
Killer"
Sponsoring the benefit. with tho
active assistance Of Mrs. NJ. A. Colt.
stein and Mrs. H. c. Ewing. are:
Mrs. George +. Myers. Mrs. John VI.
Powell, Mrs. y. +. skinner. Mrs.
George w. Fischer. Mrs. W. a. Pc
tiers. Mrs. j. W. Roberts. Mrs. n. W.
Treat. Mrs. II. \. Baliinger. Mrs. j.
c. Mcmillan. Mrs. Frank +. Case.
Mrs. c. X. Collins. Mrs. {. u. slim
son. Mrs. W. x. Crawford. Mrs. II. ,.
ostrander. Mrs. George A. Fortson.
Mrs. Alexander McEwan. Mrs. y, III.
Parks. Mrs. Reginald Parsons. Mrs.
w. ID. Perkins. Mrs. ". J. Ramsay,
Mrs. Howard u. Taylor. Mrs. Fred
erick Hail White.
Miss Dorothy Ewing and Miss
Janet Powell are 10 have charge OF
the ushers.
Tickets may be purchased IN adj.
vance al tho Orthopetiic Tea shop.
Washington hotel. MacDougah'
Southwick adjustment desk. and
through members Of the different
orthoprdlc guilds as follows;
Mrs Omar j. Humphrey. sos Boyi
ston n. Broadway district. Mrs.
Mitchell Gillian. sss f3th ave. ~.
Capitol 4iu. Mrs. r. l.. Webster. Tos
Edgar ST.. Denny Fuhrman. Mrs.
Philip Aaron. 1904 f. Lynn. Inter.
laken. Mrs. Floasie Fcote. Laurel
hurst. Mrs- j. l.. VIM. tlSo @V'n y.
East Highland Drive; Miss Della
Wright. Homer apartments. TINT
verslty. Mrs Samuel Holmes. zsot
Washington ST.. Frtnk Park. Mrs. 3.
r.. Mitchell rs5 37th ~. Madrnna;
Mrs. james Anderson Wood a2is
Cascade ave. Mount Baker. Mrs.
George r. Myers. 1904 Borcn ave-.
first Hill: Mrs. @. Aston Hole. $50
Kinnear pl-. Queen Anne Mrs John
II. Powell. 1918 37th ~. Washing
ton Park. Mrs. Ernest Herald. 1900
r. Madison. Rensor Hlli-
Just prior to the dances Betty
Lee viii speak. explaining the spirit
OF fall fashions. and showing the
connection between the costume Of
the dance and tho fall Interpretation
Of II as shown by models.
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FORT wonDEN

lins been lively. entertaining the
fleet. on the occasion or - visit TO
Port Townsend. and in quieter mo.
ments taking It's recreation at bridge.
and also AZ tennis.
Colonel Henry MaePheraon Merri-
am. u. \. A.. commanding the Puget
Sound coast defennen. and Mrs. Mer.
fiam, havs been official hosts of sew.
eral agreeable dinners.
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Calendar for
Orfhopcdic Shop

Monday. Labor day. the ortho-
pedic Tea Shop viii - closed. On
Tuesday Mira II Boswell. for First
HiIi guild. viii preside as hostess:
Wednesday. Mrs. Wilbur J. Wick.
utrom. for the University guild;
Thursday. Miss Mile wsa,hsrt,ec.
for Highland Drive guild. Friday.
Mrs. Max Love. for Mount Baker
Park Guild. and Saturday. Mira. J. A.
Kerr. for Renton Hun guild.
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Daughters Of Pioneers

Daughters OF Pioneers OF wash
ington prior TO 1870. win meet in
Tacoma Wednesday. Sept 9. at the
home OF Mrs. Jacob Bectz. 500
North Tacoma ave. Take IL o'clock
boat from the colman dock.
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DR.. Cerhart Claims
His Campaign Fai

Emphasizing the fact that he
waging a fair and clean camps'1
and pointing cut that he could 3
honestly promise a saving Of ms'
than $1,000 year because greall
cut would result in inefficIency, =
y. A. Gerhart, candidate for corcce
spoke in the Beacon Han district y
day night. He said he was for CO.
ner's verdlcts rendered according
facts and not politics.
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Mrs. y. Grant NcNickcn will rail
Tuesday. September sth. on the III.
n. Alexander" for San Francisco. TO
he gonc from Seattle for a week.
Mrs. N. c. Lewis. who has te.n
the house gucst OF Mr.. and Mrs. ".
Grant McMicksn for tho past three
weeks. has returned to her homo In
Los Angeles.
Miss Je,ty O'Sullivan. OF Portland.
left Seattle on Thursday morning
for Vancouver. II. G., TO visit her
mother. Mrs. J. o'suiIivan. and her
sister. Mrs. II. /. verreil While In
Seattle she was the guest Of h~r
sister and brothcr.in.Iaw. SIR. and
Mrs. Roy Peter Won Anderson.
Dean and Mrs. c. Edward Mag.
nusson. and son Philip. who have
been motoring IN Eastern Washing.
ton and In Oregon have returned
to Seattle.
Mrr. Stuart Manneli and son.
Dalton. have returned from Vic
toria. where they have been for
two month";.
Mrs. corinne Berger and dnugh.
tor. Miss Marcia Berger. have taken
an apartment In the Castle. They
have been until now at the Arcadia
Mr. and Mrs. Charles X. Poo
and family have returned from
their summer homo ut HEREFORD.
across Lake Washington.
Miss Anna Adams leaves next
week for Boston TO enter Simmons
college. She IN tho daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Il. X. Adams.
Miss Margaret Olson returned
last week from Boston. She has
been away from Seattle for three
years. Her summer was spent IN
attendance at the summer session Of
Harvard University.
Mrs. Josiah Collins and Mrs. w.
II. Babcock will leave on Tuesday
to represent ST. Barnabas Guild at
the Portland National Episcopal
convention.
Mrs. Thomas Garrett In sailing
early this month from New York
city. 10 join her daughter. Mrs.
John w. Eddy. in Paris.
Judge and Mrs. Frederick Baus.
man have had as guests this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Wagner Alling,
OF Lake Forest. Illinois. Mrs. Alling
is n sister of the late H. w. Baker,
who at one time made his home in
Seattle.
Miss Marie Gashwerler and moth.
err. Mrs. Henry G. Gashwerler. have
returned from two weeks motor trip
thru Oregon. Mrs. John Q. Mason.
OF Tacoma. accompanied them.
Major and Mrs. Marmion Douglas
Mills adele HoppociD announce tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-02
BusIness Momcn.n CInh

Boats win leave tho Seattle Col.
man dock for Tacoma M II o'clock.
on which members wishing 10 at.
tend tho picnic 10 be given Sunday,
September 3. in Tacoma by the
Tacoma Business and Professional
Women's club at Point Defiance
park may travel. IL Is given in
honor Of state delegates returning
from the convention at Chattanooga.
Tenn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-02
THE MOST BRILLIANT

Season since the arfnistiee has cen
tered during the last two months
about Admiral T.. W. Eberle. Y. \,
~. COMMUNICATIVE chief OF the Pacific
fleet. and Mrs, Ebcrls. who have a
genius for combining Eraclounncns
with dignity. Tho navy and the na.
ton arc proud % them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-02
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
Round Robin Social Club

Tho Round Robin Social club OF
Seattle. Lodge No. Z. Degree d Hon.
or Protective association. viii be en-.
iertAined ut progressive whist
party BY Mrs. Victoria Daniels. Mrs.
Elizabeth Murry. Mrs. Della 81. Daley
and Mira Anna ~. oliver. az the din.
inK room OF tho a. o. Z. W. build.
ING. 1903 Ninth ave. on Tuesday
evening. September ~. az o'clock.
Refreshments served. High bonors
awarded. Friends invited. FOR Ia.
bic reservations telephone Esst 1891
ia tho MORNINGS.
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NorABIIs THERE ARE

To give this picture DISTINCTION
Seattle society snicrtaina at the same
dinner tho president OF a great uni.
verhlty. bishop. an admiral. a major
general. a surgeon general. IA rank
inK officer 81 the marines. % tho
coast guard. and OF that very scien'
title corps. tho coast and geodetc
survey.
These aitruisflc elements broaden
Seattle. and give Il the coveted
charm OF cosmopolitan city.
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Denver Consumptiye Society

A regular meeting OF the Seattle
Orthodox Jewish Ladies' and OF the
auxiliary 20 the Denver Orthodox
Hospital for Consupmtives. will be
held on Wednesday. September 6, at
2 p. m. at the r. NJ. II. A.. corner
nth ave. and T.. Union st. All mem.
bers urged 10 be present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-02

The five Seattle chapters OF r. Il.
o. win give the last OF their summer
teas on Thursday. September I. from
until s o'clock. In tho Frederick a
Nelson grill room. These affairs were
planned specifically to draw together
visiting =. II. o.s. those who are not
affiliated with Seattle chapters. and
active local members. All L. L.. o.s
are welcome.
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Contributed is quota % The merry
masqus. entertaining constantly at
tho offlcern' club and the officers
quarters. white. rose garlanded. and
paniorally peaceful.
Tho prcttlost affair was given at
the club. ia honor OF tho Admiral and
Mrs. Eberle.
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Bridge Honors
Miss Enrich

Complimensing Mas Louise Ehr.
iish. Miss Margaret Ycrkes enter
tanned attrsctively today at her
home In seahurst park with a
bridge tea Eight tables were In
play with additional guests at the
tea hour.
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FORT LAYTON

Has been very wide awake. There
have been several parties for officers
OF senior rank. among them Major
General Charles O. Morton. U. s. A..
commanding the Ninth corps area.
and Major General Charles s. Farms
worth. u. s. A.. chief OF Infantry. At
these official functions the traditions
Of Fort LAwton have been beautiful.
~ upheld By Colonel Oscar J. Charles.
L. s. A.. colonel commanding. and
Mra. Charles.
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canadian Wotnen,s Climb

Tho Canadian womcn's club will
meet on Tuesday. September 6. at tho
w. y. c. house. Harvard and Thorn.
ms. AZ p. m. for business meet.
ing. The social hour to follow will
be under the direction OF the social
committee. with Mrs. James HamIll.
chairman.
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Compliment Bridge
for Mrs. Ouermdn

Compiimenting Mrs. william l..
Overman. Of Tampa. Florida. for.
merry OF Seattle. Mrs. William Kin
sell will entertain Monday after.
noon. September IL. with bridge
tea ~ her home.
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Ladies' Of the q. A. r.

y William Mckinley Circle will servo
a special home-cookod dinner on
Wednesday, Sept. 6. at IL o'clock
noon. In Veterans hall, Armory. Cir.
Gle meeting TO follow NJ O'Clock. In
the evening a dance win bc given in
Veterans hall and card party In
the dining room. Everyone welcome.
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Seattle
Society
Mr. and Mrs. Green Plan
Dancing Party as Wei
come to Troueiers; Or
tNopedic Benefit.

Mr.. AND MRS. THos. GREEN
Az are issuing invitations for a
dancing party 20 be given on Sat.
urday evening. Sept. rs. as a wei
come 20 their daughter. Miss Hor-
tense Green. aud TO Miss Jane Per
klns. Miss Olive Leonard aud Miss
Anona Roberts. who with Miss May
Lee. have been abroad for the sum
mer.
They sailed this morning from
Southampton. England. and are
scheduled 70 arrive Sept. In New
York. from where they will come d.
rectly West.
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park ut 10 o'clock. Tho Leschi
ferry at fi.3o. o'clock may also be
taken as automobiles VIII meet
members at Medina
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The first meeting OF tho club year
for Alpha club. will be ut the homo
of Mrs. A. q. Fairbanks. 704s 10th
ave. ~. w. on Thursday. Sept. 7,
with Mrs. William NJ. Curtis as hos.
tess. Luncheon at 1880 o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-02
SEATTLE SERVICE SET
DIERrnE DEvKREUx ADAMS

Dorothy Watson. Of New Orleans,
mother and sister OF Mrs. dc vain;
Past Assistant Surgeon T.. I. Carter,
u. y. =. A. g.; Lieutenant Command
er G, w. Greene. u. y. ~. OF the y, 4.
y Mississippi. now In dry dock ne ths
Puget Sound navy yard.
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ScaiiIc Day Nurserr

The Seattle Day Nursery held Its
regular meeting on Thursday after
noon o. so2 broadway. at which
plans for the coming year were dis
cuRSed. Tho aggregate Of babies reg.
is,orcd during August was ss5, with
a daily average OF 50. Fifty-four ba-
biee In one day was tho busiest day
Of August at tho nursery.
The West Seattle branch averaged
for tho month IL children per day.
Plans are about completed for the
new West Seattle nursery.
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Tur rMINFNT rpUcATOn

Professor Donald DcrickEon, Of the
leading college Of the Far Bouth.
Tulane university. Of New Orleans. Is
tho guest Of HIS brother. Lieutenant
Commander Richard -. Defiokp9n.
u. n. &. and q. q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-02

Tho Women's Association o. Ply.
mouth church viii hold it's first meet.
inR u the new year al the church on
Friday. September 3. Luncheon at
1890 o'clock. with Queen Anne cir.
Gle as honteNnes. At 1915 O'Clock Airs.
John s. Herrick win talk on womcn's
work In south America
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-02
CAMP LEWIS

Has been much Interested In polo
practice. Rather strenuous recrea.
ton. after n strenuous military day
with the raw recruits. But no other
game requires such fearlcssness. In
connection with such strategy. Major
General Charles IL. Muir. U. S. A..
commanding the Third division and
Camp Lewis. himself arranged these
matches with the Canadians.
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washington Pioneer AuxiIlnry

Executive officers and the nom.
mating committee OF the women's
Auxiliary 10 the Washington Pho.
ncers will hold their business meet.
ing In the Y. w. c. A. parlor on
Tuesday. Sept. 5. at ? O'Clock. Fun
roll call of officers desired by Mrs.
Ticla A. Moore. president.
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Dan Nnrseru Tea

The first tea OF tho winter TO
be given by tho Seattle Day Muir
sery viii be on wednesday. Sep.
tembcr 18th. at the home of Mrs.
q. T.. NJ. Pratt. 1888 Cascadia ave
Receiving hours will be from ; I'M
III & o'clock
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THE FLEET

Also added 10 the season. The cap.
tain and the officers OF each battle.
ahlp. each destroyer, each auxiliary.
punctiliounly returned their social
obligations. receiving their civilian
hosts and hostennsa on board. and
arranging various luncheona. din.
ners. and dances.
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THE ADMIRALs

superb reception. given on board
his flagship. with his staff and his
fiaxshlp's captain and officers. as AZ
nisiing hosts. was easily the climax
Of the summer pageant II would
have enhanced tho honoTn Of any Of
tho worlds great ports.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-02
THE RANKING

Civilian party Of tho season was
unaucstionably the ball given at tho
sunset club By Mr.. and Mrs. William
PITT Trimbic. introducing their debu'
tants daughter. Augusta, and incl.
dcntally compIimcnting their son.
Lieutenant Ford Trimble. L. s. A..
aide TO General Douglas Macarthur.
u. s. A.. who will leave here shortly
for tho Philippines 10 take up tho
arduous duties OF his now post.
The army and navy were both
much en- evidence at this ball. which
was rather specially handsome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-02
FORT CASEY

Has been almost deserted tho last
week or two. large detachment. un,
der tho command OF Captain a. X.
Chambers. Y. y. A.. commander Of
Fort Casey. having been ordered 10
Fort Worden for target practice.
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Chapter A, p. Il. O.

Chapter A.. y. T.. o.. viii meet
with Mrs. J. NJ. Brewster. Hunts
point, ON Tuesday. Sept. s. Mrs.
Brewster will be assisted by Mrs.
r. II. Tromper. Mrs. w. IL. White,
Mrs. John l.. Locke. Mrs. william
Carkeek and Mrs. c. A. Holmes
Steamer Fortuna leaves Madison
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Has kept up It's reputation for hos.
pltsiity. under the inspiration OF Ma.
Jor Royal Kemp Greene. u. =. A..
commander Of Fort Casey. and Mrs.
Greene. who have given a series Of
luncheonH and dinners. usually fol-
lowed by bridge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-02
THE CyNosURE

OF all eyes. rumor whispers. II the
distinguished party just assembled at
the 81. Francis. san Francisco. and
which includes Admiral Il, w. Eber-
10. L. s. N. commander.in-chiof Of
tho Pacific fleet. and MIRA. Ebcrie.
monsieur 10 due do Taiieyrand. and
madame la duchesse. General Doug.
las Macarthur. U. s. A.. Mrs. Near.
thur. and tho generals aide. Licuten.
ant Ford Trimblc, L. s. A.. who
brings 10 this most desirable position
all that flne traditions can give. az
well as tho exceptional training OF
Groton and West Point.
Tho general is tail. dark, and dis.
tlnguishcd looking. while his aldo Is
tall. fair. and fine looking. In uni
form. and together. they mako an Of.
fcctive impression.
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THE ASSOCIATION

or army and navy women will hold
It's next luncheon az the New wash.
ington hotel. on the second wednes.
day In October.
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British Vice Consul and Mrs. @. II.
ID. Murray will DO at the Otis this
winter.
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Dinner Dance

Mr. and Mrs u. NJ. Peters enter.
tanned AZ their home Wednesday
evening with a dinner dance. Tho
dining table was a,tract.ysiy ar
ranged for ~ guests.
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Clubs
CLUBS FOR MONDAY
Rainier Cafnp

Rainier Camp No. itIa. Royal
SeighborB OF America. viii hereafter
hold meetings every Monday evening
az swedish Club hall sih and olive.
al o'clock.
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LAKE CRESCENT

Is the objective OF the party which
win motor In that direction on Sat.
urday. and OF which tho hosts are
Surgeon Hugh dc valln. U. s. y. III.
s.. and Mrs. do valin. Their guests
are Mrs. N. y. Watson. and Miss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-02

TO REMEMBER
Ii. rnsrrtax. Of Miss i

THE marriage Of Miss Edna Me-
Creery 20 Mr.. Beverly Vernon
Hancock, IN Trinity church. at
s.1o o'clock.
Dinner danes for club members and
their guests az he Yacht club.
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER g.
Mrs. Lsngdon G. Henry will snt~r-
tain 81 her home 81 The Hish-
lands IN honor Of her niece, Mrs
Charles Dresser Aurphsy. OF
Fail Fashion Show AZ MseDoursr-
soufh~ick company At tfo
o'clock for the benefit Of tho
Cniidrsn's Crthopedic hospital
Nlss Dorothy Ewing 70 be hostess
~ tea, honorfnT Miss Marion
wiley, who IL 10 wed Mr.. Carl
Homer on September ~. and Mrs.
Stewart Miller.
In compliment 20 Mrs Paul vo:nos.
Mrs. Robert For. Jr.. TO entertain
at bridge
As a prs-nuptfai compliment 20 Mis-.
Marcia Berger. Mrs. Otto Wagner
will entertain at tea from until
o'clock At her home.
THURSDAY, sEPrEMBER J.
The marriage Of Miss Louise Ehriich
10 Mr. Roger Jsnson. Ia Bethany
Presbyterian church. at s:70
o'clock.
Miss Lucille Bordeaux 70 be hostess
at a tea, complimentary 70 Miss
Geraldine Jackson. at her home
from until s o'clock.
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER H.
Marriage Of Miss Marie Frances
Wright 70 Mr.. Harry A. Wurx-
bxcher fs st. Marks Episcopal
church st I o'clock ia the after
noon
This marriage Of Miss Marion wiley
20 Mr.. Carl Norman Homer.
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER g.
Mrs. w. w. Austin's kitchen shower
for Miss Marguerite Reynolds. a
September bride-to-be.
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER H.
The marriage Of Miss NarEsry
Lindsay to Mr.. Mitchell Vaughn
chsruiey, at the home Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. @. T.. Lind
cay. at <.3o o'clock In the after
noon.
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 2i--
The marriage Of Miss Csraldine
jackson 10 Lieut.. Donald James
Lsebey. Engineers Corps. q. y. A..
a. high noon In St. Josoph'a
church.
The marriage Of Miss Geraldine
Jackson. daughter Of Mrs. =. n.
jackson, 70 Lieut.. Donald James
Isshy, Engineers Corps, Y. g. A..
Ia 81 Jossph's church.