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Church of Christ

Don't forget the sunrise prayer
meeting Be at the church at 80
a. M, rain or shine. Come and have
a good time, also spend an inspira-
tional hour.
Bible school, 10 100 a. IN.
Communion and preaching, II 100.
Christian Endeavor, Z 100 p. M
Evening service at s 100 p. m.
splendid program will be given
Sunday evening.
Are you an Endeavorer? Be there
Sunday night. The contest is drawing
to close with the Buick still few
miles in the lead.
You are most cordially invited to
attend any or all of our services.
FRED SAWYER, Minister.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-04-14

STATE OF WISCONSIN, IN CIR
CUT COURT, FOR RUSK COUNTY
A. c. Krause, Plaintiff, V. Elijah
Swift, Eliza Robinson, Elijah Kent,
Elijah Kent Swift, Fannie Wether-
bee Swift, Carlton Nun Bliss, De
Alton S. Thomas and Alice s.
Thomas, his wife, Charles FL. Stuck
and Edith L. Stuck, his wife, and all
persons who were former owners of
the tract of land included in the
complaint herein and those claiming
under them and claiming any inter-
est therein, Defendants.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, to the said
Defendants:
You are hereby summoned to appear
within 20 days after service of this
summons, exclusive of the day of SER
vice of this summons, and defend the
above entitled action in the court
aforesaid and in case of your failure
SO to do, judgment will be rendered
against you according to the demand
of the complaint, of which copy is
herewith served upon you.
J. w. Carlow,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
p. O. Address, Ladysmith, Rusk Coun
ty, Wisconsin.
Note: This is an action to foreclose
a tax deed and affects the Southeast
Quarter of the Southwest Quarter
(SEA of SW14) of Section Twenty
nine (29), Township Thirty-three (33)
North of Range Number Eight 80
West in Rusk county, Wisconsin.
Summons and complaint are on file
in the office of the Clerk of Court for
Rusk county. J. w. CAROW, Atty.
(First publication April z, 1922. 500 |
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st. Johns EV. Lutheran
Missouri Synod


Easter services Sunday at 10 80 in
the American language. Holy Com
munion will be administered
Confessional service at 100 a. m.
Announcement for Communion on
Friday or on Sunday morning before
confessional service.
There will be no meeting of the Sun
day school on Sunday
instruction in Bible history and
catechism every Saturday at 10 100 a.
m in German, and at IL 100 a. m. in
the American language.
Confirmation instruction at 100 p.
IN. every Saturday
COnrath
Services on Easter Sunday at 2 80
p. III. Holy Communion will be ad-
ministered.
Announcement before services
C. b. VOELZ, Pastor
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C. p. CROSBY
RHTNELANDFR WISCONSIN

5000 acres cut-over land in Oneida
and Villas counties, 400 acres on Route
10, near Goodnow.
400 acres partly timbered land near
Horsehead Lakes. 200 acres very fine
soil near Hazelhurst.
1000 acres solid body west of Minoc-
qua-new county road. Other tracts,
10, go 120, 100 acres, all kinds of prices
depending on locations.
so acres on Birch and Marion Lakes,
Route 10, heavily timbered, about 20
acres cleared and nice new cottage.
Seven fine lots on Birch lake. Only
$4,000 per acre including everything.
Write for maps and pictures of the
lakes. State what you want III first
letter, give amount you wish to buy,
whether cut over or upon lakes.
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CHURCH
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Scandinavian Lutheran

Services in English on Easter Day
at II 100 a. N.
Easter program by the Sunday
school on Easter morning at ZOO.
Social meeting of the Luther
League Thursday evening, April 90
at 500.
JOHN RITLAND, Pastor.
The Nenana news., 1922-06-27
LAUNCH TAKES BIG CARGO
 FOR KANTISHNA PLACER CO

The launch Jolly Rover, owned by the Mt. Mckinley Gold Placers. Inc, which arrived in port several days ago from the Kantishna, was the ob- ject yesterday of christening cere- mony, the name of Jolly Rover being changed to Mckinley. which was enblazoned Tn bold letters on her port and starboard bows. The usual rites accompanied the re-christening.
 The Mckinley, with Chester Spen- cer at the wheel assisted by Frank Sager, and Jim Calkins booked as passenger, is now enroute back to the Kantishna with a barge load of freight for the head of navigation on the Bearpaw river.
The Nenana news., 1922-06-27

The L. s. transport General J. W,
 Jacobs arrived in port Sunday noon from Fort Gibbon with about 200
 tons of freight consisting of army
 equipment for resnipment to An chorage. The Jacobs probably will leave Nenana on the return trip 10
 the army town tomorrow and viii come back to Nanana in time for
 the celebration.
The Nenana news., 1922-06-27
LOCAL TRAIN SCHEDULE THE LASkA ROAD

Trains leave and arrive Nenana as follows:
 8:30 a. m, Monday and Thursday for Healy, Mckinley Park, Tal- keetna, Wasala, Anchorage and Seward. Arrives Nenana 7;3O p. m, Saturday and Wednesday. 200 ?. m, Sunday and Thursday for Dunbar, Fairbanks, Chatanika. Arrives Nenana 12:10 p. m, Sun day and Wednesday. .":. : 12:45 p. m, Motor Car Mon. Tues, Fri. and Sat, for Fairbanks. Ar rives Nenana same days 11:55 a. m. carrying passengers and hand baggage only.
The Nenana news., 1922-06-27

The launch Betty, Captain Henry Robeson, arrived in port on Sunday night from Panama, bringing IS passengers. 8 number of whom will locate permanently in Nenana. The boat will leave for, the lower river with freight within the next few days.
The Nenana news., 1922-06-27

Michael Hagerty, whose face and arms were scalded several days ago by a blow back of hot mud at the bridgesite, IS recovering rapidly ur- der the care of Dr. Carmichael a. the local hospital
The Nenana news., 1922-06-27

Mrs. Vint, who has been under treatment at the hospital for several weeks, was taken home several days ago by her husband.
The Nenana news., 1922-06-27
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HOSPIT AL NOTES
x xxEH1H1HEzxzEzxHE1 2

Mrs. K. E. Casparis, who under went an operation recently at the local hospital, Is recovering rapidly and will be well enough by Thurs day, II is thought, to leave for the Outside with her husband.
The Nenana news., 1922-06-27

There is very little change in the condition of Maggie Silas, whose arm was injured in the mangle at the local laundry some time ago.
The Nenana news., 1922-06-27

Frank Glass entered the hospita! last Thursday for treatment for in- juries received in an accident earlier in the week.
The Nenana news., 1922-06-27

Stanley Chernaef. who was under treatment for a general breakdown, has been discharged from the hospi- tai, greatly improved in health.
The Nenana news., 1922-06-27

Jack Cronin who was brought in from Riley creek several days ago, Is considerably improved.
The Nenana news., 1922-06-27

The News will publish an eight page paper on Saturday for the ac- commodation of special celebration news and extra space desired by advertisers. Those desiring advertise ments on that occasion should have their copy in before Friday.
The Nenana news., 1922-06-27

J. B. Fowle, head of the Fairbanks Clothing Company. came down from Fairbanks on Sunday on 8 brief business trip.
The Nenana news., 1922-06-27

from the hospital last Friday but is still under the care of Dr. Car michael.
The Nenana news., 1922-06-27

Get your Fourth of July Suits and Furnishings Thursday-the op- ening day at The Leader. Next 10 Tavern Cafe.
The Nenana news., 1922-06-27

Sam Erickson, who underwent an operation recently, was discharged
The Nenana news., 1922-06-27

Mrs. Mayo, Q recent arrival from Rampant. was admitted to hospital on Saturday night and underwent an operation the following day.
The Nenana news., 1922-06-27

Donald L. McGinnis, Anchorage clothieg, left for the coast yester- day morning after a brief stay in town
The Nenana news., 1922-06-27

Bill Mcleod is a recent arriva, in town from Panama.
The Nenana news., 1922-06-27
The reopening Of the TROY HOUSE

The reopening Of the TROY HOUSE in Fairbanks, just above the Elm press Theater, on Second Avenue, is announced. Drop in If you want clean room. Fifty cents and S1 per day. 8 per week. Mrs. N, E. Sharp. Prop.
The Nenana news., 1922-06-27

Inc bbl. Finest Jersey Butter, at one cent above wholesale price, with freight added. Abe Simson's Store,
The Nenana news., 1922-06-27
BASEBALL MEETING

There will be a baseball meeting at the Fire Hall tomorrow evening at 7.30. Everyone interested in the success of Nenana's baseball season is expected to be there. FOR SALE-Thor electric washer,
 , cords 16in. wood, some coal. pump. wheelbarrow, typewriter, second hand corrugated iron a low price. J. H. Scott. FOR SALE-Three room furnished cabin. Second and [ streets. Al Lament. Bargain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-16
Miss Ruth Currey
Married Here

The marriage Of Miss Ruth sey.
mour currey. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Seymour currey OF Evanston.
Ill. to Mr.. Warner Osborn. Forbes
Of Napa. Cal. son OF Mrs. L. n.
starkweather Of Napa was solemn.
ired at tho homo Of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. C. Lawson. iiss T.. Newton st..
on Saturday afternoon. Rov. Herbert
NJ. Cowen read the service at s.tB
O'Clock
Only relatives and intimate friends
witnessed tho ceremony. and there
were no attendants.
The bride. who has been visiting
her sister. Miss Margery currry. dur.
Ing the past summer. wo~ for her
wedding gown ivory satin crepe.
elaborated with pearls. and n tuIis
veil arranged with a cap OF rose point
lace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forbes win spend
part Of their honeymoon motoring.
and after December win b at home
on tho Dig Ranch road. Napa. Cal.
Among tho out Of town guests at
tho ceremony were Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph NJ. Ashby. the bride's brother.
in.iaw and sister. with their children.
Barbara. Mary and John: Mfr. and
Mrs. Paul Day and their daughter.
Betty. all Of Vancouver. u. C.
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Miss Butter,Corth's
EuUdUemeut Announced

The engagement Of Miss Peggy
Butterworth. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Gilbert NJ Butterworth. to Mr..
Walter Bower Jenkins. OF sacra-
menfo. CAL. was announced Saturday
afternoon Mt the charming tea Mrs.
Butterworth gave at her residence.
s2l Olympic place. in compliment to
Miss vernifa Swezea. who Is 10 be n
bride Of this month.
Tho announcement came a. a sur
prise TO the assembled guests. who
on entering the dining room were
presented. with the service OF the
ring with a rosebud setting. Attached
TO this were the engraved cards bear.
ing the names OF the betrothed pair.
The decorations OF the home were
effective IN orange and black Flow.
ers were arranged in tall baskets. and
tall-stemrned cat tails were grouped
In artistic formation.
Mrs. Louis Cleveland Josiin and Mrs
George Liable presided at the tea
table. conferred with choice blossoms
Assisting were Miss Bernefta Bar.
bour. Miss Beatrice Gould. Miss Ger
trude Galloway. Miss Helen Ferry.
man and Miss Mabel Rausch.
Mrs. Fred w. Newell and Mrs. Il.
4. Rhodes assisted thru the rooms.
and the cards at tho door were re.
ceived by Robert Karr and Virginia
Newell. Musical selections were Civ
en- during the afternoon by Mr.. Mag.
nus Peterson. Miss Helen Ferryman
and Mrs. Earl Edmunson.
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Mrs. Caroline BoIes
YOUR KIDNEYS

Your Good Health and Long Life
Depend on Your Kidneys. That's
Why Insurance Companies Always
Insist on Urinaiysis.
Beaverton. Oregon--'f take great
pleasure in stating what DR.. Pierce's
Anuric Tablets have done for me
In a very severe case OF bladder
and kidney trouble. For ten years
/ was distressed about every thirty
minutes. doctored and doctored
but no relief. My last doctor bill
was sf75.0o. and ! was no better.
I went back to my old home and
my folks wanted me 70 give DIR.
Pierce's Anuric Tablets a trial 40
7 did and also took tho Golden
Medical Discovery with them 20
work on my liver. Now I can
walk. ride. go 70 town and go for
five or ak hours without being dis.
tressed. can not praise the
Anuric Tablets too much for they
are wonderful for the kidneys."--
Mrs. Caroline Boies. Box asa.
Write DIR. Pierce's Invsiids' Hotel
In Buffalo. ~. ". for free advice.
Send 100 for trial package Anuric.
--Advertisement.
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Tea Compliments
Miss Strezen

Mrs. fnslis Y. Macintosh gave n
delightful tea this afternoon ut her
home 10 compliment Miss vernlsa
swczea. much-feted brideto-be OF
October.
Mrs. Kenneth Kerr and Mrs. ID. W.
smithson presided at the urns. and
Mrs. william Matthews. AIRS Charles
l.. Smith. Mrs. Denton n. Maekin.
tosh. Mrs. ,. Wallace Macintosh
and Mrs. Arrigo Young assisted.
Little Elizabeth Macintosh received
tho cards nj the door.
Dahlias In tho golden and pink
shades were used 10 decorate.
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Pdtronesses for Mrs.
Perkins Garden Talk

The patroncsses for Mrs. John
Carroll Perkins' garden talk at tho
women's University club tomorrow
afternoon, which In under the aus
pices OF the Smith College club.
will be Mrs. John Collins. Mrs.
George Donworfh. Mrs. Trafford
Huteson. Mrs. Everett Smith. Mira
Clare Farnsworth. Mrs. Horton
Force. Mrs. Carl Gould. Mrs. Ken.
elm winsiow and Miss Edith Young.
Arrangements have been made
for a bulb sale after tho talk and
orders for delivery viii bs taken
BY the Smith College club.
Mrs. Perkins talk and the sale
are not limited TO members OF ths
women's University club. Tickets
may be obtained AZ the club house
or thru Mrs. Herbert Crowder. 2o7i
iith ave. ~, Capitol osso.
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Ushers Named for
Autumn Boil

The autumn ball. the brilliant 40
ciaI affair the Women's Univer.
sfty club viii give at the De Honey
Dancing academy on Friday evening
will have acting az ushers Mr.. Tay-
Tor Greene. Mr.. Walter Tuesley. Mr..
Dwight Hartman. Mr.. Willard Her
ron, Mr.. Allan y. EngIe. Mr.. Ross
williams. Mr.. Crawford Anderson
and Mr.. Judson Falknor.
The committee in charge of ar
rangements for tho ball comprises
Mrs. William Parkhurst Brawlcy.
general chairman. Mrs. Robert Nc
Ausland. Mrs. Farnsworth curier.
Mrs. Ernst l.. Skeei and Miss Marie
Leghorn.
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Century Club Reception
Friduu

ARRANGEMENTS have been completed
for the annual reception OF the Won.
ans Century club at tho Hotel Wash
ington Friday afternoon. october 20.
from until 5 O'Clock. in compliment
60 tho new members.
Tho mezxanlne floor viii be used
for the reception. and refreshments
will be served in the Louis NV.
room. Decorations for the dining
room viii be In charge OF Mrs. A. ID.
Wainwright. Mrs. william sherman
walker. Mrs. Prank Wolff and Mrs.
@. l. c. Barton.
The reception room win he deco
rated by Mrs. c. NJ. pahlcm. Mrs.
Henry Lung. Mrs. Thomas Moore
and Mrs Eli Moorehouse.
Mrs. George X. brewer. yice-chair-
man of the reception committee. viii
have charge OF the refreshments. as
sisted BY Mrs. c. r. Horton. Mrs
+. c. Berendes and Mrs. George Alt.
house.
Assisting about the rooms win be
Mrs. Donald II. Olson. Mrs =. j.
stiilwell. Mrs. Katherine Baker. Mrs.
!. IL. Tcmpietcn. Mrs. w. y. Eckart
and Mrs. Earl NJ. Rogers OF Tacoma.
Girls from the Daughters auxiliary
viii serve In the dining room under
the supervision OF Mrs l. Vincent
Cole.
Alternating AZ the urns are TO b
Mrs. II. +. Malthy. president OF tho
City Federation: Mrs r. +. Palmer.
ton. Mrs. Henry Landes. Miss Sara
Williams. Mrs. George ID. Schofield.
president. and Mrs. ID. O. Jones. first
vice president Of tho woman's Cen
fury club.
In the receiving line win be Mrs.
George u. Schofield. Mrs. II. f. Malt
BY. Mrs. r. o. Jones. Mrs. Frederick
Graham. Mrs. III. II. Watson. Mrs w.
w. Derorrcst. Mrs. NJ. r. Harrah.
Mrs.. J. II. Soper. Mrs. J. n. Hlii. Mrs
Blake u. Mills. Mrs. 5. n. Kerr. Mrs.
George y. Mclaughlin. Mrs. y. II.
Nelson. Mrs Jessie NJ. Elliott. Mrs.
John Byron Harris. Mrs. Ida c.
Hatcher. Mrs Arthur Holt. Mrs.
Louis Marks. Mrs. Henry Bittman.
Miss Cynthia Il. Adams. Mrs. George
J. Hacker. Mrs. A. Harker. Mrs. w.
r. Hitchings. Mrs. w. $. Criswcld
and Miss Florence Holt.
AIRS. Frederick w. Graham has ar
ranged the following program. which
win be presented at . o'clock:
yiclin---
ssD '-Th. Old Refrain. .Krsisisr
CD "val@s Biuetse".. .prigo-Auer
Miss Edith Rogers
Miss Katherine Pinnsy. accompanied
Voice
tap .swhers'sr You walk. Handel
CO.. "Consscratfon" ........+.. Manning
tcy "As You Pass BY.
.........-........ Ksnnsdy Russell
f1l Down Here. .brnhe
Mr.. Frank Meeker
Miss vioisfts xsFis. accompanies
Violin
"a Caprice visnnois'...--- Kressisr
tbl AArurGa LafcB ~
Miss Rogers
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Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Masters Doris
fven) OF San Francisco arrived today
for a short visit In the city.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Andrew Price. who
went 20 California 20 attend the con.
vention OF the Investment Banleera'
association at Del Monte. have gone
10 Texas for two weeks visit be.
fore returning homo.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Dietrich schmitx and
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Winter returned
today from tho meeting OF tho In.
vestment Bankers association at Del
Monte.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Griffiths
spent the week end In Victoria. u. G.
Mr.. Henry Iiibbard has returned
from a short business trip In tho
East.
Miss Mauds Wooster. Of vaneou.
yer. II. c.. who spent several days
here last week visiting friends. sailed
Saturday for Peking. China. TO DO
gone four years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Reynolds arc
spending ten days in Vancouver.
~. c.
Miss isabel Jacobs. who IL spend.
Ing tho winter in Honolulu. Is domi.
ciled at 2sss Kalia road.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Harrington Ef,
wards. Of KRiispeil. Mont. are apend.
ing a month ia town. guests at tho
Hotel Sorrento.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin A. s,rout have
come In from their summer homo a.,
tho Country club 10 their town house
Mrs. John r. Murphy and sons.
Jack and Maurice. who are In Call.
fornia for the winter. have taken a
house at 1919 ". Hudson ave. In
Hollywood.
%tfs anu aiNEs tofUlAu Auchef ana
family left recently for California 90
spend tho winter. Mr. Mlllct Tucker
n attending Stanford.
Mr. George II. Terrell left Thurs.
day for a abort business trip in tho
East.
Mrs. Clancy NJ. Lewis has returned
from a three months visit in the
East.
Mrs. ~. n. AuEn-,ine removed 70.
Gently from 9ss 18Th ave. ~. 10 the
San Marco apartments.
Mrs. Livingston II. stedman ief'
this morning for Aberdeen. Miss. 70
spend two month"; visiting relatives.
Mr.. Milton Harrison. Of New York.
arrived IN ,own today TO spend a few
days.
Mr. Lewis lyman returned today
from a two weeks business trip "a
California.
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No-Host Dinners Before
Autumn Ball

Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Marion. Mr..
and Mrs. Shirley Parker. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Wellington Phillips and
MIR. and Mrs. v. u. Mitchell form a
group Of friends who win have a no.
host dinner NJ tho College club. prior
60 the women'r University club
autumn bali. Friday evening.
Another no.hont dinner ~ the Col.
lege club. which Mr. and Mrn, Rob.
crt McAusland and MIR. and Mrs.
John Moran arr sponsoring, VIII
have covers placed for twenty.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS

Evergreen hall. A. o. u. w. build.
ing. 1909 Ninth ave. Przes award
ed and refreshments served. Buai.
ness meeting at 7fs .. m.
Sorosis Club
Tho Horoeis club meets NJ the
Woman'n Federated clubhouse. 2
D. M. Tuesday. October ~. Hos
leases viii be Mira. W. 81. Liven.
good and Mrs. G. q. Miller The
program presents "a paper by Mra.
{. NJ. Poat. entitled. Historical
Associations OF England" and
"Gieanings Of English Literature %
hs complied by Mrs u. G. Fletcher,
Lady Stirling Chapter. ID. a. X.
The members Of Lady Stirling
chapter. -. a. r.. are requested 10
meet Mt Mrs. II. r. Bredes' home,
1904 18th ave. Tuesday. October
n. NJ i:so y. M, 20 work for the
bazaar.
Capitol Hill W. c. T. u.
Capitol Hin w. G. 7. Z. viii meet
AZ the homo OF Mrs. Mildred Ma
h.w, zs5 18th ave. ~. Williams
Court. Tuesday. October ~. AZ 2
.. m. Members invited 10 attend
Council OF Jewish Women
The study club OF the Council Of
Jewish Women will meet in the Yea.
try room Of Temple dc Iflrsch. Tues
day morning AZ 1880 o'clock. Plans
for year will be discussed.
North Broadway Circle Fruit and
Flower Mission
The North broadway Guild OF the
Fruit and Flower Mission will meet
with Mrs. A. A. Sutherland. sos
shelby ST.. Tuesday. October II. at 10
a. m. 20 sew for the autumn bazaar.
yeomcn 10 Entertain Supreme OF.
flcers
Harmony Homestead No. i743.
Brotherhood OF American Yeomen.
win meet in tho new Moose hall,
Eighth and University St. Tuesday
evening. October II. at 3 o'clock
Several OF the supreme officers will
be present.
Large class 10 be initiated. fol.
lowed by n banquet. A cordial invi-
fntion Is extended 70 all Yeomen.
Business and Professional Won,en's
Club
Seattle business and Professional
Womcr's club meets Tuesday. ocfo
Der IL. nj y. m. a. the Seattle Fine
Arts gallery. Evening speakers,
Mrs. Readman. Of the Goody shop.
Mrs. wenonnh Blackwell. creator OF
toys. and Mrs. GrindeIi. OF the Book
Shelf.
North End Progressive Club
A business meeting OF tho North
End Progressive club viii lie held
with Mrs. Anna Bloom. 1894 +. ssth
st. Tuesday. October II. AT y. m
A program will begin at } o'clock
Lady Willie Forbus will speak. Take
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-16
81. Marks Guild
at Tea Shop

The women'a Guiif OF 81. MARX.
church will have charge AZ tho Ortho.
pedic Tea shop Tuesday. Mrs. Mar.
garrt cheai win he the hostess. as.
sisted by Mrs. J. r. Hail. Mira w. A.
Hall. Mrs. Adam Jardin~. Mrs. G, l..
Brooke. Mrs. H. y. Hall. Miss Laura
cardin. Miss May cardin. Mlna Agnes
cardin. Miss Katherine Thomson and
Miss Iona Hail.
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Dinner at Homo

Compllmen,lnE Mr.. A. c. whistler
OF Spokane. who n visiting his
daughter. Miss Fao whistler Mrs.
AFnca u, Blodgctt entertained at din.
ner at hvr home. i9ss b2d ave. ~. ON
Friday evening.
Included among tho guests were
Mrs. Mabel II, nemore. Mrs. Alex.
ander ffowie OF Spokane. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Dcneh. Miss Fac whis.
Ter and Mr.. n, Gardner.
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Seattle
Society
Miss Janet Po,cel VIII
BE Feted; Womon's
Century Club Plan
Large Reception.

AIRS. WILLIAM HUNTER Me
AsA EVAN VIII entertain with a
tea az her residence Friday afternoon
from until o'clock in compliment
TO Miss Janet Powell. who win be.
come the bride OF Mr.. Neal Tourse.
lot,e on October 20. Invitations have
been confined to members OF the
younger set.
Monday afternoon. October -,
Mrs. Charles II. whitticsey h. enter
tanning with n luncheon at tho sun
set club for Miss Powell
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Mrs. Page Dinner
Hostess

Mrs. Russell Gordon Page enter.
tanned with a dinner for eight at her
home Saturday evening. to cornpIi-
ment Mr.. and Mrs. r. McHenry. OF
San Francisco, and Mr.. Russell Cor
don Page. Jr.. OF Port Angeles. who
were her guests for tho weekend.
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Gamma Phi beta Aiumnas

Tuesday evening meeting % the
Gamma Phi fsrfa Aiumnaa will be
held at tho homo of Miss Pauline
Edercr. 1907 it,h ave. ". Members
are requested 10 assemble az &
O'Clock.
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Dinner Tuesday
Euening

In recognition OF tho first wedding
anniversary OF her brother and sister.
in.law. AIR. and Mrs. Robert u.
stone Florence Martini Miss Ethel
Mae Stonv entertained with dinner
OF eight covers at her home Tuesday
evening.
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SURPRISED ON Anniversary

On the occssion OF their third
WEDDING anniversary. Mr.. and Mrs.
Daryl Elliott white were surprised
ny 10 Of their friends at their home.
t1o end ave. ~, on Saturday eve
ming.