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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-15


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Washington. represented By The off
GERS and their wives ~ the residence
of Major T.. Is. Dennis. u. >. A.. In
farewell 20 Colonel Charles l.. Phil
lips. T. 4. A.. retiring chief of the
department. and his attractive wife.
Major and Mrs. Dennis added a
gracious touch 20 the welcome Of the
departments guests. who were re-
ceived by Colonel and Mrs. Phillips,
assisted by Lieutenant Colonel =. ".
Noyes. L. =. A.. IN temporary com.
mand Of the department. and Mrs.
Noyer
Mrs. Phillips. IN her white gown.
looked like a debutHnte. and carried
one Of the new bouquets. small and
very chic. compliment from the
president Of the university where
the constructive work organized b.
her husband has been much hppre.
cinted.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-15
Opera Company to
Open With "Mikado"

Seattle Ia soon 20 have opera a,
popular prices.
Beginning next Sunday evening.
the American Llgh, Opera CO. vii be
heard ~ N. Metropolitan. IN a seiec.
ton 81 operas such az The Mikado. ="
Robin Hood" 'Pinsfore.'' The 30.
m.mian Girl" and The Chimes -os
Normany."
Each opera win BE- given for an en-.
tire week. The company IL composed
Of group of especially good singers.
The Mikado" win be- the opening
attraction.
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To attend Golf
Match at Aberdeen

Included among tho members of
tho Seattle Golf club and tho Earring.
ton Golf and Country club who are
going 20 Aberdeen Saturday 20 play
n match with the Aberdeen club on
sunday viii be. from Seattle. Mrs.
David Moss. Mrs. George Tilden.
Mrs Erma Farrar bauer. Mrs. ~. 81.
pcaac. Mrs. Walter McEwan Tom.
klna. Mrs. Hex stafford. Mrs. n.
Knox Roberts. Mrs. H. J liotchkins
and Miss Helen Farrell, captain.
from darlington. Mrs. v. y. jackson.
Mrs. II. O. Young and Mrs Donald
Moore
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Personal

MFR. and Mrs. Lewis n Palmer ~
Arlington spent the weekend IN
town. coming down 10 attend tho
wedding Of Miss Mildred Miller and
Capt. Stewart Miller. L. s. A.. satur.
day evening.
Rear Admiral John A. Hoogewerff.
Y. $. ~, commandment OF tho Puget
Sound naval station. and Mrs HooEe.
werff. who have been In tho Orient
for three months. returned Monday.
Mr.. ind Mrs. Charles Fagan are
Spending a week at nig Four inn.
Miss Dorothy England returned
Monday from a 10 days visit with
Mrs. George stoddard In Yakima.
Miss Helen Humanon % Portland
Is visiting Mrs. II. Knox Roberts.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bacon len 20.
day BY motor for kalispeli Mont.
20 spend "A fortnight with AIR. and
Mrs. John Harrington Edwards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J. apeckert
have removed from the Lucerne
apartments TO their new residence
at iszs fsth ave. n.
AIR. and Mrs. Palmer Kennedy. Of
Washington. -. C.. who spent last
week as the guests OF AR. and Mrs.
Harry Barnell Jones. lett today for
their home.
Miss Emily foffmcier. Of Haser--
town. SID. who has been the guest Of
Mrs. samuel Barnes for a number Of
weeks. left today for her horns.
Mrs. Oscar Charles and Miss Helen
Charles. who have been the guests
for two months % Mrs. Charles son
and daughfer.ln.ia Col Oscar !
Charles. q. s. ~. and AIRS. Charles.
az Fort LAwton. left Monday for
their homo In Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles ". Dawson
are receiving congratulations on the
birth Of a daughter. July n. at the
Seattle General hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. BaiiinrRcon
left today for Lake chslan. 10 re.
main for several weeks.
Miss Elizabeth Clover. Of Blrrniur'
ham. "a the guest OF Capt. Frederick
Miner. u. :. A.. and Mrs. Miner. at
Fort Lawson.
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Assisting at Mrs.
MifchfWs Tea

Assisting Mrs. s. f. Mitchell at tho
tea she Is giving at her home Friday
afternoon. August IS. from . until
5 O'Clock. win be Mrs Frances slim
son. Mrs Jean Abrams. Mrs. Frank
j. Victor and Mrs ". A. Irwin. who
viii alternate at the urns. Greet.
Ing the callers at the door Will be
Dorothy Whiting and Catherine Ir.
win
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Seattle Review No. s. W. II. A.. OF
the Maccaeces. win have their annual
picnic az Woodland park. Thursday.
Angus, ~. beginning az 1870 a. m.
Members invited.
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THE RAINIER

Was tho scene on Saturday d
dinner en- bon voyage 20 O.
Charles l.. Phillips. Z. 8 A.. 10
and Mrs Phillips. who wers
guests ~ Lieutenant Colonel ~
T. Matthews. T.. 3. A.. and !
Matthews.
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Orthopedic Tea Shop
.Service

Westminster Presbyterian Church
guild viii serve at the orhop<dlc
Ten shop "Wednesday. with Mrs. W.
Scott Matheson. hostess assisted BY
Mrs. Robert Campbell Airs. Annis 4.
Skow. AIRS. Robert A. White. Mrs. J.
Prank Anderson. Mrs, Robert l..
Stltt. Miss Belle Teller. Miss Mar.
garet Matheson and Miss Eleanor
Davies
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Novelty Fur
Trimmed Suits

With tho added appeal Of style
and quality. these novelty suits
are sure TO become popular.
They are here In yoldyno. malvc.
lane, panveiane and other ma.
tcrials. trimmed with moleskin.
black fox, caracul and beaver. as
well ms some with braid and EN-.
broidery.
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Buffet Supper as
Fnre1relI Commitment

Mr.. and Mrs. T. Rex Smith en-.
tertained with buffet supper for
twenty at their new home. f342 i2th
ave- g.. Monday evening. to honor
Mrs. Smiths brother. Mr.. Robert
Harper. who ieft today for West
Point. Mr.. Harper is member OF
the class OF 1879.
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Entertains for
Miss Berqer

Mrs. Robert Fox. jr- entertained
NJ her home this afternoon IN com.
pliment 10 Miss Marcia nerger.
whose marriage 20 Mr.. Richard Floyd
Frost viii take place september H..
Bridge was tho diversion enjoyed. Al
tho tea hour Mrs. John Loor Locke.
Jr- and Airs. George Stirrat dis.
pensed Inequalities. assisted by Mrs.
Ross Downs. Mrs. Paul vionot and
Miss Lurine Brown.
summer flowers IN all their varied
colorlngs were used In decorating.
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Luncheon TO Honor
Miss RUtiedce

Comnlimmting Miss Edwena nut.
ledge. who Is spending the summer
with her uncle and aunt. Mr. and
Mrs. George u. soliday, Mrp. Harry
nurnell Jones II entertaining with "A
luncheon. followed by bridge. Wed.
nosday. at tho Seattle Tennis club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-15
Bridge Tea to Honor
Miss Ehrlich

Mrs. Roger Sands and Mrs. Frank
wurzburg are issuing cards for a
bridge tea at the home OF Mrs.
Sands. for Tuesday afternoon. Aug
ust 20. compIimenting Miss Louise
Ehrlich. whose marriage to Mr. Rod
erick Janson viii take place septen-
Der 7.
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Bridae and To1ceL Shoacer

Miss Gertrude Janson r. entertain
ing for the pleasure Of Miss Louise
Ehrlich. an early autumn bride. with
an evening al bridge, and a towel
shower. at her home on Queen Anne
Hin. Friday. August Is.
The invitations include sixteen
friends Of the honor guest.
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THE TEA TABLE

Embowered in flowers. with its
battalion Of pretty aides. was con.
stanfly surrounded.
Those who poured were Mrs.
Henry suzzallo. wife Of the president
OF the university. Ars. Meyer, wife
Of Colonel Oren II. Meyer. u. s. A..
a; present ranking officer In the Sc.
attic district. Mrs. Charles. wife Of
Colonel Oscar J. Charles. Z. 3. A..
comma nding Fort Lawton. and Mrs.
r. Weldon Young.
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Seattle
Society
Luncheon at Sunset Club
WI Honor House
Guest, Bridal Plans Of
Miss Ehriich An
nouHced.

MRS. EDw ARD LINCOLN
lsl SMITH Is entertaining with a
luncheon at the sunset club. wedncs'
day afternoon. August -. 10 honor
her sister.inAaw. Mrs. Charles VII.
sen. OF Michigan. who Is her house
guest
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Mrs. Bradner Has
Cards ont for Tea

Mrs Leo Bradner has issued cards
for a bridge tea at her home. on
Tuesday. August 20. honoring her
sister. Mrs. William Ladine Mes Of
Chicago. who Is her house guest.
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Major GENERAL

G. 3. Farnaworth. Y. q. A.. Il
Of infantry. was guest Of honor 4
beautiful little luncheon on Weld
day, when his hosts were Cold
Oscar J. Charles. Z. r A.. commoI
Ing Fort Lawton. and Mrs. Chad
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A dance and card party viii - I
en- Thursday. August II. BY
American Association for Reed
ton OF tho Irish Republic in
auditorium OF the A. o. U. w. b
ing. 1903 Ninth ave.
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womcn's Society First Baptist
Church

The executive board ~ the WON.
ems Society Of the First baptist
church Will hold no.hon,ess lunch.
con and business session at tho Y.
w. &. A. "Wednesday. August 10.
Members are requested 20 meet
promptly at iias IN tho lobby.
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THE SUNSET

on Wednesday made a rrae~
sciiing for the luncheon in corn.
menf 70 Mrs. Phillips. given ~ 4
Meyer. wlfo Of Colonel Oren
Meyer. u. 8. A.. and which was i
lowed by bridge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-15
Latest Dresses
in Side Grapes

Made OF Canton crcpes. Poiret
twills. faille and other popular
materials. They are trimmed
with bright oolors and some are
beaded.
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Tea WIN Compliment
Mrs. Hi

Madame Myra ricrn win entertain
at tea, after four o'clock. Thursday
afternoon az her home. AL Harvard
ave. ~. TO compliment Mrs. Norman
Hili Doris welahl who has come
here from Belilngham TO make her
home.
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Lady Eagles


Abraham Lincoln circle Of Ladies'
Of the @. a. ". viii give nm ice cream
social al tho home of Mrs. Melvin W.
Deeter. casa y. sfth at. Wednesday
August nc. from untn 10 y. m.
Take Green Lake car. Everyone
welcome,
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Mrs. Daniels Luncheon
Hostess

Complimenting Mrs. Gertrude Fol.
iansbee OF Los Angeles, Mrs. w. J..
Brier OF Everett and Mrs. l.. II.
Clark. OF Hanford, the guest Of Mrs.
Maniey -. Haynes. Mrs. Theodore II.
Daniels entertained today at lunch.
con, at her home.
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Nina NJ. Frye Tent

Mrs. Henry Marks will enters
the members OF Nina ". Frye n
Daughters OF Veterans. al her 70
1922 AK ave. ali day Thurs6
August II. Friends are weicoma
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To Entertain at Dinner

To honor Mrs. ". c. Lrwts Of Los
Angeles. tho guest OF Mr. and Mrs
+. Grant McMieken. Commander
Stewart +. Barber. 4. 4. NJ. and Mrs.
Barber. are entertaining with din.
ner OF ten covers AZ their residence
"Wednesday evening.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
D.s Ns...~a 6Inl.

Former residents OF Port Town
send. compose the membership Of the
Past Times club. who held their an
maui picnic az The home OF Mrs. w.
W kellogg. on saturday. August ~.
Thirty-ciEht guests were entertained.
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AGREEABLE

In equal degree were the dh
inflmeH arranged for Colonel /
Mrs. Phillips by DR.. y. We
Young and Mrs. Young. and BY
jor X +. Gregory, y. 8. A.. and /,
Gregory.
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u. of w. Women to Meet

The University OF Washington
members Of the Women's University
club. are requested TO meet at the
clubhouse. Friday morning ut 1890
O'Clock. for an important business
meeting.
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The woTnan's auxiliary 20 St
Luxc's hospital VIII hold bridge
party Wednesday. August is. az gao
O'Clock. 1T the home % Mrs. J. X.
Jameson. 1891 r.. Boston ~. The
auxiliary-H next meeting viii be held
August - AT $40 o'clock nj the home
Of Mrs c T. Bryant. $500 y. owe Vt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-15
nIdrIe, ReheI.ah Au,IIInrr

Ridgeley Rebsksh auxiliary will
meet with Mr.. and Mrs. G. y. Mar.
well. Wednesday. Angus, 10. at ssz
Marshall st.. afternoon and evening.
Take Fauntieroy car.
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r. r. O. members Of this city win
meet for tea Thursday. August n.
from 10 s o'clock In Frederick a
NeIson'n grill room.
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Such = mixture Of emotions on
that first morning nj our Mystic
lake camp So far We hadn't had
an honest.to. goodness. broad.
spreading. closeup Of our snow.
covered mountain peak that now
lay 10 near ~ at the south. IA
Tar We hadn't had dealings with
mosquitoes by the flock. On this
morning. however. we stood In
awe OF both.
We had arrived tho night before
when tho mist and fog laid heavy IN
tho valley. We had seen just vaguely
tho hills. the ridgea--the scenes about
VA, We had bun, flfV under Oscars
collnpaihia stove. consumed food.
built another fire-a larger. more
blazing. cracking AFFAIR - then
finally yawnod and called II a day.
VIII, had put up the tent for
us--thc tent that previously ON
the trip Ind not been erected. lie
placed II facing north between
two fir tees. IN u grove of four
or five. whose heavy limbs
spread over II and sheltered II.
We Girls laid claim 10 the tent
and called II our boudoir.
Something told "a u was morning.
An unmusicai masculine trio out.
sido the tent yelled. WE WANT
tsfufaTt 49,. sfta.f. ..sts
look at the mountain"
II was just about ak o'clock.
Lucy sat upright
Getting upf' said I.
Il was" nAid she But. on glory
look whats here, LOOK AT THE
MOSQUITOES
That was our first iniroduc-
ton 20 the little playmafes nj
Mystic lake. Hut Il took such
a short while TO really get &C.
quainssd. They hung around all
tir- time. and were always try.
Ing 90 get something out Of "a.
We fooled them to aorns extent,
We had brought mosquito netting
with us-hlsck mosquito netting
And on that very first morning al
the hko We found much comfort IN
drnptng Il over our heads and hid.
ing our features behind n. letting
}, fall protectlngiy below our shout.
ders and most down 10 our elbows
II helped muchiy. tho the little peo'
pie did manage occasionally 20 crawl
in under the netting and brutiahiy
forget themselves. thus driving us
10 ooid.blooded murder.
Yet tho netting over our faces did
NOS hide on that first morning our
vsew OF the nspunihln that stood be-
fora ua Like great frozen guard II |
niood-so very cinsa 70 us. We Razed /
directly southwark ~ the north side J
q the mountain--that side known |
70 80 few climbers and tourists. but
said 70 be more wondroua than any |
other The morning war clear. Al
stood out before us like the CLOSEUP |
view on n canvas. tho greater and |
more mighty than such could be-
The snow summit. high above
all else. soaring 1905 feet above
sea level.
That summit. then. tending
down toward the broad. snow.
covered slopes Of the mountain.
broader and less steep on the
EAST than ON the west.
Dirsc,iy below the summit point
Willis Wall. the great cirque OF al.
most straight up and downnesa.
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ElderbIoon Club

The Eiderbloom club will give n
picnic IN Woodland park. Thursday.
August IL. az noon. All members In.
vitcd.
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AMI Review

AK review. No. So. w. n. A.. OF
tho Maccabers. will meet IN A. o. u.
w hail. wednesday. August is, al s
p. m. limitations.
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THE LIST

Was large. embracing representa-,
tivea Of the ak commissioned serv-
ices which add prestige TO Seattle. as
well az leading members OF univsr
slty and civilian sets.
Noticeable IN the crush were Hrs.
Meyer. her costume a symphony In
gray. even 20 the jewels. Mrs.
Charles. whose poiSe always recalls
the rrande dame: Nrs. Charles. sr..
a delightful dowager % many inter
erts. Mrs Maize. one OF the most
distinguished looking women IN tbs
army set: Mrs Muhlenberg. n dark
beauty in a primrose frock; Mrs.
Mrn. Walter Burgess Beais. suggest
ing Abbey'H sketch Of portin: MrK.
Philip Marion. whose cosmopolitan
accent and manner have inimitabis
charm.
President Suxxaiio and Colonel
Charles were each the center OF \
group. and Lieutenant Colonel SID
ney Derby Maize. L. s. A.. was con
graduated on his appointment 20 the
university staff. orders for which had
appeared in the morning paperx
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Bingham Shooer
and Bridge

a. pre.nuptIai compliment 20
Miss kathryn Rarnhis~I. Miss Her.
nice Kennedy was hosteaa Saturday
afternoon az her home at a Bingham
shower and bridge tea.
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Mrs. Eden Gives
Buffet Luncheon

Mrs. John c. Eden entertained this
afternoon with a buffet luncheon at
her horn. at The Highlands.
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TIE ALEXANDER

Has been chosen by Colonel ard
Mrs. Phillips and they will leave
when that rcdoub,abie boat makes
l,s next trip. They viii spend some
time in Southern California. the
guests OF their sonin.iaw and daugh-
ter. Major n. c. Harrison. u. s. A..
retired. and Airs. Harrison. who are
Established nt Santa Clara
Later. Colonel and Mrs. Phillips
may 20 90 Europe or TO the Orient.
where they have several aiiuring In
vitatlons. or they may stay At home
and build a house. which II. after
all. favorlte pastime OF the leisure
class.
In any event they VIII be followed
By the arden, good wishes Of many
friends.
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An ail-day meeting Of the Green
Lake w. c. r. u. win he held At the
home Of Mrs. Laura swan. iis =. ED
II. wednesday. August is. Election
~ officers and delegates 20 the coun.
~ convention. Bring sandwiches.
Friends Invited.
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In the meniime we'd eat and
adjust the camp.
And that was the first day we
showed any signs Of being the
iras, biz domestic. 30 far we'd
been happy with the rough and
tumble convenience of one night
stands. We decided now Co make
thing. comfortable and % spend
the day fixing while mo.qui.
tors hummed. and avalanche.
rumbled down Willis Wall. vac
hammered and banged.
PaaacrH by on the trail had there
been such. might wen have suspected
tha, a town was being set up.
by late afternoon We had finished
with all modern convenicnccs In.
stalled. Nails on which 10 hang fry.
Ing pans and everything
Bu; that night ns We na, about tho
camp fire. Georges and Mrs Georges
sort Of browsing over a book By
which Max. our literary
friend had iugEcd al the way from
the city. and the rest Of us just
looking wise ana into tho red Goals.
Oscar arose and announced he wasn't
going TO have any more OF these
domestic days % household duties.
lie declared that the following day
he was going 20 cross the Carbon
glacier. and tina, anybody desiring "a
do No could $50 along"
We Informed him We all desired q
go along
fIo Re Cauffuttedn
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SEATTLE SERVICE SET
nEnInE pEyEnEux ApAMs

The Government Of the United States Sends to the Seal
District Ranking Officers of Six Commissioned Servo
Army Navy Marine, Coast Guard, Geodetic and Pub'
Health with Personnel Constanty Increasing IN Nurbe
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Native Daughters Of washington

Princess AnEeilne parlor No. will
hold their annual picnic on wednes.
day. Angus. 10. at Mt. Baker park
All those who can are requested 10
so gu, during the day. All Native
Daughters and their friends are In.
vited. Those going are asked 10 take
their lunch and coffes and cream win
be supplied by tho Parior.
Tho neat regular meeting Of the
Parlor viii be held AZ tho club rooms
on she second floor ~ the Y. w. c. A.
on September !. n, .. m.
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We Are Featuring
Topcoats
ar noubIeFnced Materials

These include many styles.
strictly mannish I'm tailoring,
and range In sizes from II TO
a.. Priced from $3.50 10 S52.50.
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Clubs
CLUBS ron WEDNESDAY
West Seattle Ile,Icw No. 81

West Seattle Isevlcw No. 81
West Seattle Review No. 81. W.
u. A.. Of tho Maeeabeea. will meet
NJ Carpenters hall. 4tti California
ave. Wednesday. August 10. AZ .
y. m Members urged 20 attend.
Pioneers Auxiliary
Announcement II made by the
Pioneer auxiliary 20 Pioneers Of
Washington that in case Of unfavor.
able weather tie annual basket pie.
mic arranged 10 take place Wednes.
day. August TO- IN woodland park.
viii no held IN Pioneer haii. Madison
park Coffee viii be served by the
auxiliary. Those who can viii be
expected TO take part In an i'm.
pfomptn program. All pioneers.
their families and friends aro In
Yitcd.
ballard Presbyterian Church Aid
The Aid society Of the Ballard
Presbyterian church will hold "a
meeting IN the church annex
"wednesday. August 10. at 2 .. m.
Lady Eagles
Lady Eagles club meets IN ~ y.
u. a. hall. on First ave. Wcdnea.
day. August !. at o'clock. for
luncheon. followed BY business
meeting and cards.
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The ridge Of which Mineral noun.
tain was a part tended westward and
disappeared behind the green slopes
of the western hills. Opposite the
slopes. on the ensi. were tho troeN
that hid Mystic lake from view.
YeA. u was pretty picture. and
we'd been standing a half hour Ens.
Ing upon u with our backs turned 10
''Oid Dcnoiate." the old lava noun.
tain that rone g.oea feet into the siy
20 close behind US We'll we'd climb
Old Dcnolaie later. and make up 20
her for that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-15

These comprise a splendid
selection OF tricotines Ind Poiret
twills. beautifully tailored and
seif.trimmed. Excellent values.
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Women of Moorehoart Legion VIII
meet wednesday. August 10. ~ ..
m. at Moose temple. Initiation Ger.
sfnonlea will be held.
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'T.ooi." spoke Oscar. look
straight THRU the mountain
We looked nj HIM.
We knew that mountain had
affected all ~ ~ somewhat. hut
we wondered about Oscar.
Arc you looking THRU itY"
he repeated.
NO" said we. 1--WE can't"
We'll" commented Oscar. III
you could you'd sec Paradise
Valley and Paradise Inn on the
south slope. Because We are
now on the north side. directly
opposite"
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down which the snow and leo OF
Rainier tumble and fail IN rurnbilng
avalanchea TO the Carbon glacier be
meath. a drop u II. they say. Of
1000 feet or more from top TO bot.
tom OF tho wall.
Other. smaller. wallis aid TO make
the north aide rugged. While Echo
and Observation rocks stand out like
sentinelH on the west side slope. and
Avalanche Camp and Steamboat
Prov. snow covered. protrude more
modestiy on the east.
We saw all this that first morn.
ing. We saw the southern side Of
our world ali filled with mountain.
We ourselves were filled with softe.
thing. We didn't know what But
something bigger than admiration. II
macs tho boys forget they wanted
food.