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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-12-01
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

Mable Collens VS.. Dewitt Collens.-
Petition for Divorce.-In the Cir
cult Court of Obion County, Ten
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-26
GHag uaS nansegeno.

SRI. Serbia Nlbre6t ffebrfe Jreitag
lester ISOLDE bon Mlbbeerbeen, g. ..
,5lrndd, no fe it6 mebrere WD6en
bean68mnoeiie tint Seine ibrer 56ipez
tier, Drau Sobn Bilb, a~nfgebalten
bdtte.
Die Dtto Iiuoen Sanailie, melde
7bisber auf ber friberen Hobert az
brndt Tarm gelebt bette, Dor u1lgez
fdbr 2 Wo6en nod ibrem alten 5einl
iii Deutl6lanb 5nriidgefebrt. SEER
Mrfbur S. Bra11en BON Soma bot Die
Garm BON Serrn Tiaoen fdufflih err
snorben nnb bat bereitS ieinen NDbnz
fit bort aufgef6lagen.
Gine. gau3e Nn5abl iunger 2ente
nabmen an einem Bergniigen tell, baS
lebten Greitag IN Der NrmorD IN Seem
l1lm abgebnlten mMrbe.
3aS erlte BanzGame 6ie{er 5ai{on
lit Seem Him nnrbe bon Dielen Baie=
dllz@ntbufiaiten. nnierer @egeno be-
ln1t.
6ran Grnit 56nlk reiite Counting
5nabmtttag na9 Ipler, UNI BORT Tire
godter gu beiaden, oie ii6 fir5li6
elmer .Speratton bate nnterDerfen
maifen.
Sin fr6bli6er &rei8 iunger 9eute
beriamlmelte ii6 Srettagabem int
Seine bon Nlot8 5enle, I'M ieinen
Geburt8tag NIT ibm 81 feiern. N1le
feDrten nod 9auie 5urlid IN benz Sc
einen iebr angenebmen
Nbeno per1ebt GIT baben.
Mnton 96mib 81. nn6 Mnton;
ST.. febrten lebte ISOLDE
ponetner Tabrt mad ellington, g. o.
snrid. Sic batten Ste Settle per
pluto gema6t unb Serrn nnb Tran.
Setter Hermantien einen 8eiu6 abge=.
Sn ibrer 8eglettnng befan=
BEN 1t6 9enrp 56mib bon Seem nlm.
nno Sacob 8ertra1b BON 6ome.
Sri. 9nlpia @eSfe febrte Counting
abeno bon etnem m%ebrtdgtgen 8el116'
Sen ie Ser German @e8fe
6amilie in Seem nm abaeitattet.
butte.
German 56roeber retite Montag
nod ct. Saul, no er @ei6dfte gu be-.
iorgen bat.
Die bielige 8ereintgung ser Bieb=
oerfanbte am Montag mieoer=I
Uni etne @arlabmng bon MtnbDteb.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-26

Tran GbaS. @eimann unb T66=
ter febrten Montag na6 tbrem 9etm'
IN Tairfar 3uriid na6 etne1n etnzi
m0digen 8eiu6, SEN ie 8ermanbten.
nnb Sreunoen In Stem ulm abgeitatteti
batten.
- Trau Sofepb Budner ST., Jrau.
,@enrp Nanmetler, Srau Nrt. 56noz.
brt1 nno Sic Sri. Nbelatoe Boriter,
@labDS 9enle, Clara nn0 Mtnnte.
Bld)ner peranitalteten DtenStagabenoj
I'M Budner Setm et1en r5bomer" fiIr
Sri. Tbecla Gibner. Man perfar3te
fi6 Sic 5tunoen betm 800" 9piel
uu6 Elm feiner 9nn6 bef6lob ben an
genebm perbra6tem Mbenb.
Tran Dopib Beet1e bon Mibgelp
Tpmnlbtp bemtrtete letten Counting
.fanf3ig Treunbe IN tbrem Setm anz
Sldblt6 Tires iteb5igiten @eburtStage8.
Man perlebte etnen lebr fr6bltden
Na6mtttag, Sen mon ii6 auf ange=
nebmite Metfe nnb bur6 &artenipiel
perfhr5te. I'm 5 nbr muroe eth
Dinner In 5mei @dngen ferDiert. 8on
bier. nabmen an Ser Seitli6fett tell:
SEER l1no Srau q. 8. 8ateriton nno
6amilie, 5errn nno Brau S. S..
56neioer uno SEER nn6 Brau 8. q.
s@anlt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-26
Del @eislidaft ii 6un1ltp gegrimi
a4 +s 4E rot 48

.fptHNH
nnter benz Mamen n9be Minneiota,
Hetrolet1m 5Hnoicate" pllroe bieier
Sage eiine CORPORATION gegriinbet NIT
lettnem Stam1nfapifal BON $75,OOO.,
lg-auienb Afer 9a1lb filb in 9nnf
gonrtp, Iera8 innbiftert porbe11 uno
in 88ddlbe ilon ber erite 8obrperiu6t ges;
ma6t meroen. Die Mftien lonen gu
81 90 ptos Nftie perfauft merben. Die
Snforporatefen tno mtt eiilhter NnSs
nabme 8Irger BON Bromn 5Gonntp.s
,DieR lino S. s.. Wc8iniams, Dr.,
q. S. 5tridler, George Rrofoi6 nro
Mugnf 96rDeber, bon 5leepn @ne;
gilbert Yfdenber bon Stem nlm nno
q. @ooo BON 8i6ita Salts,
Iera8. H.
nA legs AA A 49, E
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-26
Sobn aein
Comm Nlbin.
8D1itiide An5eige,
SIR Meoiifer Of DeebS

Sur Wegtffer Of See1S.
Na6 griinblider nno gebibrenoer
.ueberlegur1g unb auf baS gerla1genl
oieler meiner Breunbe gebe tn hermit
meiine Ganbioatnr ffiir baS Nmt bes
Megilter Of DeeoS BON 8rotpn Golntg
befannt. Nnf langidbrige praffii6e
Notwithstanding geifiitt, fonn td
prompten uno ti6tigen Dtenit perz
ipreder1. Sd erlnde ste frennolidit
nm Sbre @timme Bel Der Brtmdr<
mabl am 19. Stunt IS. So.
slob. 20 @m. S. 5mafal.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-26

Dte 9omiter &ompagnie plant
Ietnen Nbfte6er mad Nen Tim, UNI
mdbrer1b. be8ielben Gdite Ser b%ieftgen.
&ompagniet q gu iein. Sir 6ieie1l5
Nu8flug 1T bereitS herl7. Stunt feltgez
iehf mor0enz un0 Bic @alte perben
b1r6 San3oergnigen In Der Mrmorp-
geebrt merben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-26

GEE&&4MNEGASWs&@ sN NAG. GMI Npr&6T&M
geieben 1poroen. @S beitebt aus bib
lden iiibli6en. Mlelobien, wie: vW1p
&enfIdD Come, ~0lb 5ip
1Gooi" nno bie1e anbere. uniere W1u=
Lite pabt ii6 thinner Ben Bt10ern an
unb nnier nd6IteS 5onntag8 Broz
Qramm miro feine NuSnabme bieler
9fe9el ietn.
Observation-Disclosures SpDtlisbtrua'=
uniere Spotlight Mumn1er fit
|9onntagabeno mirb etiuas iein, mas
man biSber nod nie auf elmer 8iibne
III Seem ulm gesetst bot. Nir Dol=
len sic rotten laIlen, mas bie8 ietr
f6nnte; e8 pdre 5n ldabe, Sbnen otes
porber III %perraten. Wir Dilfen aber,,
oab 9ie ent5adt baoon leitt meroen.
MDd neitere rg5brills.
Damn baben mir nod etmaS Ner=
penerregeroeS fir Ste, oenn vIbrtlS"
lit ser Iitel nnlereS i60nen lz0lollen
Ttlms, Ser in berielben &laiie lit NIT
,@sfomotton YietureS," bic mir LETT
ten 5onrtag aetgter.
Samcs Mubrep &pmDbie. So.
,Sames Nubrep miro sic ent5itdest
t1 elmer leiner allerneneit ten @pm0oten.
sic f0n11er es garnt6t belfe1, Ste
miilien einfa6 laden, Denn bieler
populdre Gomtfer auf Dem u9creen
Dor Sbnen eridetnt.
Ireie 9amstag Watinee.
5elbfre0ero meroen ipir fit ale
&inoer, grobe n11o fletne, lpieoer etre'
freie @amStaena6mtttag Matinee ba=
ben. gergefien ste nid1t, oab 9ie.
1tetS ais unfre @dite gu bieien freie1l:
WatineeS %milfommen itnb. 0teie'
linb au6 fir @rpa6fene b0djit inzs
%tereiiant.
Seine Cummings Matinee.
2ebten 5onntag bereitete lniere.
8aIe<Ban Gtege sen 5pielern bon.
Mtntbrop eir1e grobartige Nieoerlage,
Md6fen @onntae mirb bos 2afapette,
Ieam 1t1 NIT bem unirtgen mellen'
uno mir meroe11 beSbalb fetn 5on1r<i
tags Matince in Uni erem 1beater ba=.
ben. 2a1ien 9ie nn8 ale baS Safe.
SAT- 5ptel beiuden!
8erbringen Sic Ben Sag IN Stem
Mlm.
Baden @ie Sbre Gamilte 1lno Die.
BidntdzW eabl3eit IN Sbre Gar nno
fommen @ie Spnntagmorgen nod
geeip l1lm. Qailen 9ie lt6 ibr M}abl
In einem unierer biibi6en BarfS gut
i0meden, beiuben Ste na6mtttagS
baS 8aiezBall 9ptel unb fommen Sic
bann abenbS In baS 1nrner=Tbeater,
nm baS groBe Brogramm 81 leber,
9Btr baben 2 9robe 9bop8 UNI Z nno;
9 1br. Daonr6 oeri6affen ste it'd
unb SEN Mttglteoern Sbrer Bamtlte.
etnen 9o6genub.
Ser Sbrtge far eine~ gefnnoe unter=i
baltnng
Nbp. Sa9G+ @DllO.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-26

- Spiepb &ursmeil tp11roe Dom
nerStagmorgen perbaftet unter Der
Mnflage einen .tdtliden Nngriff anf
Nnton @roebner CT. anSgefibrt gu
.baben. @te 6err @roebner ausfagt,
fol- &urSmetl ibn NIT elmer 3ange ge=
i6lagen baden unb 5tpar inS @eii9t
in ser gedbe beS MugeS, &nr5petl
erfldrte li6 nni6uloig nn6 6a8 Ser
Dor fanb geitern Ma@mittag Dor Brtez
bensri6ter 9enningie1 ftatt.a
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-26
8pliti1he Mn6eige,

Naade hermit befannt, bab m mid
UNI bas It beS County Gommiidra
beg 3. Go1nmiffdr Diftrfts beperbe
ut,b eriude Inn SIRE nntfritihllne
#nnIbb Sbre @timme timber primdrmabl
.uln 10. Stunt.
SSobn aein,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-05-26
Die Meitglicocr oe8 lntbertl6en

- 9te WltfgltcOer pes lHIDeIllWeli
IrauenzB ereins Deranitaltcten Dom.
nerStagna6mittag LETTER @o9e etne'
i0te6Sfeier fiir tbre au8i6etOenoert
Mitglteoer, Tra1 q. q. Ndermann,
Trau 2ouis Soffmann uno 6rau Ser:
mann 8ogelpobl i'm l1tberif6en:
.@6ulbanie, bellen Safe fiir btele Sc
legenbeit iebr fd6n NIT Blnmen ge=
l6niadt NOR. Sin biib16eS mnitfaltz
ldeS nnb. re5itatorifdeS Hrogramm,
ba8 BON Sen Mitgltebern beS 8eretnS
porberettet murbe, fam 5l1r Dnr6z
fiibrung nrb an bteie8 f6lob fi6 etn
2und, ba8 gegen 5 nbr etngenommen
mur0e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-28
Music
Sam Hume to Lecture
at Cornish Little Theater

sam Hume. professor Of dramatic
literature and art at the University
OF California. and director OF the
Greek theatcr there. who will be a
guest teacher at the Cornish school
summer session. will give a lecture
Sunday. July ?. at s O'Clock a, tho
Cornish Little theater on The Com.
munity and the Theatcr"
sir Hume will conduct classes al
the Cornish IN arts 81 the theafcr.
community drama and stage manage.
ment EnrollmentS In his cinsses are
coming in TO the Cornish school from
all sections OF che country and keen
Interest u being displayed in his
work and method Of instruction.
which has won for him name
among the leading dramatic authori.
ties OF the country.
Mr. Hume organized two hundred
students OF the University OF Call.
fornia and townspeople into the
Greek theatcr players. who have pro.
duced successfully score or more
Of plays and designed and made their
own costumes and stage settings.
Mr.. Hume last year arranged 10
art exhibitions. having a series Of
eight symphony concerts In Berk.
eiey. cal.
Mr.. Hume studied IN Italy with
Gordon Craig OF Florence. md for
several years he superintended the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-28
L!an '.d
vyanda1,.
BY Wanda Won Kettler

Ing paraphernalia. Well. the suit
shown her By the clerk was lust
about the same a. the one shed
had last year. except for The
embroidered apples around tin
bottom.
she thought about this other rsit
al home while standing there gazlns
NJ the one on the counter. And then
proceeded 20 figure that with LITTLE
thoughtfulness In regard 10 the bath
ing suit she might save the price n
Approximately 10 nnarcels
She told the clerk she didn't think
SIRED take the suits today. but that
she'd like 20 borrow his pencil. Then
after she got the pencil she renen.
bered she didn't have any paper. %
asked " he had a piece 70 spare,
which be did.
She copied the design around ths
boftom-fbe clusters Of apples and
thlnss-ihen went over 70 the knit.
ting section and bought Is cents
worth OF yarn. The bathing suit
ckerk. she said. was just perfectly
lovely. and asked her n there was
anything else he could give her. She
told him she couldn't think Of an.
other thing.
Now she's got the sllckest looking
sult-with yarn embroidered apples
all around the bottom.
she's known 10 be ever 70 clever.
All her friends say she's going 10 get
along awfuily well in the world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-28
Miss Carey Entertaias
Mixpuh Club

Bringing 10 close for the sum.
mer a series OF dances at which the
various members OF the Mlxpah club
have acted as hossessen. was the de-.
iightful affair Miss Ruth Carey
gave at her home In Denny. Blaine.
Monday evening. Dancing was en-.
joyed IN rooms artlssieally deco
rated with crimson roses and during
the evening novelty favors were dis
tribuied 10 the guests
Included were the Misses Father
Dore. Monica kaufer. barbara Ksi.
ley. Mabel strchlau. Florence Doyle.
Nan Marmont. Glare brons. Helena
Casey. Mildred kIidail. Beatrice
ormsiey. Grace Markason and the
Messrs. Fred Mels. Arthur Kane.
Amos Hiatt. Leonard kaufcr. Byron
Hilien. shadwick franklin. Lee ben.
nett. Lester Neiland. Harold Mann,
John Alden and James walker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-28
To Celebrate Wedding
Anniversary

AZ the reception pv. and Mrs.
Everett O. Jones are giving al their
country home. ssi5 Beach Drive,
Thursday evening from $50 10 II
o'clock. In recognition Of their
twensy.fifth wedding anniversary.
ceiebraflng the affair with them
viii he Judge and Mrs. A. W. Frater.
who have been married forty years
and Judge and Mrs. John y. Main.
who viii observe their twenty eighth
anniversary
Included among the out-of-town
guests will he Mrs. Mary r. Jones and
daughter. Miss Evelyn Jones. Dr.
and Mrs ~ w. Jones and daughter.
Miss Jeanette Jones. all o. Port.
hand: Or and Mrs. +. A. Rich and
Mr.. and Mrs. w r. Rich OF Tacoma.
Mrs. Miller OF New York. Mrs.
Charles coIlett Of Montana. Or. and
Mrs. O. w Schmidt and daughter.
Miss Dorothy Schmidt. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Profit and daughter. Miss
Ruth Profit. and Mr.. and Airs. Carl
johnson OF Edmonds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-28
Hiss Alexander of
Tacoma Names
Wedding Dan

Seattle friends Of Miss Dorothy
Alexander, o. Tacoma. win be- inter.
ested 10 know she has chosen sa;ur.
day. July Is. as the day of her mar
ringe 10 Mr. Joe l.. Carman. which
viii be soIemnized at the family home
At Craveliy lake.
Miss Alexander viii be attended by
Miss Beatrice Kearney. Of Olympia
- maid OF honor and tho brides.
maids viii be Miss Martha AIbertson.
Miss Barbara Ballou. Miss Charlotte
Caldwell Miss Ruth Gardner. Miss
Janet Wilson Of Vancouver. Miss
Helen Madison OF San Francisco.
Miss Sally Cootes and Miss Heller
Woolsey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-28

Mrs J.. l.. stephens will BE- hostess
for Drnny-Fuhrman guild OF the or.
ihopedic Tea shop. Thursday. assist.
81 ~ Mrs. J. Aauettor. Mrs. r. N.
Wo'gemuth. Mrs. J. c. Barmon. Mrs.
=. Silverstone. Miss Gretchen Ror
land. Miss Ruth Bailey. Miss Edith
Lewis. Miss susan McF~e. Miss sci
ma Wilson and Miss Mildred ste
phens. The dining room will be IN
charge OF University OF Washington
girls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-28
Fifteenth Anniversary
RecogJlixed

Mr.. and Mrs. +. ~. Fairbanks en-.
tertained fifteen guests at their home
ut Green lake sunday in honor Of
the fifteenth weddiHe ennivsrsary Of
their son and daughter.ln Law. Air.
and Mrs. Arthur @. Fairbanks. A
picnic luncheon was served in the
garden
During the aftvrnoon Mrs. NJ. I.
Cnritss. 20 years OF age. mother o.
Mr.. William NJ. cnrtiss. entertained
the guests with "reminiscences Of the
early days. among which vas the
story % ~" dehaie between Lincoln
and Douglas at which she was
present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-28
Tea Welcomes Guests

Mrs A. y. HouIahan entertained
with a delightful tea at her home
TUESDAY afternoon In welcome TO her
sister. Miss $. X. Nixon. and Miss
Mary Steele. OF Vancouver. r. C..
Who are her guests for a few days.
and for bcrfdauri1ter. Miss Kathleen
Houiahan. who has just returned
from Ne~ York Mrs. G. A. Virtue
and Mrs A. Walker presided at the
flower.bedecked tea table.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-28
Tacoma Tea WI
Commitment Miss Fisken

Mrs. George e. Wagner OF Taco
ma. has issued invitations for tea
~ her horne Friday afternoon, June
80. In compliment 70 Miss MARY Lea
Fisken. OF Seattle; Miss Betty Griges.
81 ~ Paul. and her daughter. Mrs.
Archie Edwards. and Miss Dorothy
Upwards. Of Santa Barbara. Cal. The
~<ffair will be IN the nature 81 a gar
den marty, the weather permitting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-28
Assistants Named
for Tea

At the tea and Kitchen shower
Miss Harriet Baxter is giving al her
horne Thursday afternoon In compli.
ment 20 Miss Mary Lea Fisken. Miss
Virginia Merrill and Miss Phyllis
Blake will preside AZ the urns and
Miss Clara Emory. Miss Alice Hole,
Mlsx Nellie F'elger. Miss Amy Nun
dav. Miss Virginia Sheahan and Miss
Nildrcd Farrar viii assist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-28

The Ladies' Aid OF the Columbia
Congregational church will give a
flower festival ON the II. II. Hast
inga lawn. on the afternoon and
evening OF June - and 30. Prizes
viii be awarded for the best entries.
program VIII be presented
Thursday evening. and Friday eve.
ming a cafeteria dinner viii be
served Fancy goods. candy. etc.
will be on sale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-28

!
AZ Camp Lewis the recent dance
given by the cadets Of the Reserve
Officers Training corps was pro
nounced dazzling success The re-
ceiving line was distinguished by the
presence ~ Major General Charles
IL Muir, 4. +. A.. commanding the
Third division and Camp Lewis. and
BY the Eraciousnesa OF Mrs. Muir,
] Lieutenant Colonel Joseph G Kay
q NJ, G.. u. = A. Ia charge OF The
Seattle depot. and HIS aide. Major
Wilmer u. Bnnion. q. NJ. II. G. are
eVerywherc congratulated on the
succeHs OF the dinner organized by
them In celebration OF the i4Ith an.
nlvcrsnry OF the establishment OF
the quartermaster corps in the regu.
lar army.
~ Fort Lawton Major Toibert v.
Hardin. 4. y. A.. and Mrs Hardin
are new arrivals. and already eutab.
ilshed IN their attractive quarters
Captain Frederick c. Milnor 4. s.
A.. ANA Mrs. Miner are entertaining
ut their Fort LRwion quarters a fam.
I ny house party. Mrs. a. u. Garland.
Miss Garland and Mr. Robert Gar.
land.
Lieutenant Ralph wiltamuih. 4. y.
A., and Mrs Wii,amutn have re-
turned to their Fort Lawton quar-.
tiers after few weeks leave, which
they spent Ia Alaska.
AZ Fort Word~n the line gave a
pretty dance on Friday In rompli.
mept 90 those officers Of the Oregon
National Guard who are ~ Fort Wor.
den FOR the summer maneuvers and.
incidentally. much In demand 30.
ciaily.
h Dinners have been the social me.
dunn AZ Fort Casey during the week.
one n the cisvereat being the one
given By Major Royal Kemp Greene.
L. :. A.. commander % Fort Casey.
and Mrs. Greene. in honor ~ the
visiting gnardnmen.
Lieutenant J, f,ongasreet Wheichei.
4, y A.. OF Fort Casey. will com.
mand the sub.forf Fiaeler during the
absence on official duty 81 Captain
Herbert winterburn. 4. 4. A.
AZ Fort Ward Captain Arthur Kay
Chambers. T.. \. A.. commander Of
Fort Ward. and Mra Chambers on.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-28
COAST GUARD

on Thursday Mrs. Van Kirk. wife
o. Past Assistant Surgeon a. ~. Van
KIRK. Z. =. =. ". n. medical officer
Of the Hasda. Was hostess az the
luncheon'bridgc which liz given every
fortnight BY the wives u the off.
GERS Of the Haida. one OF the coan,
guards vessels now pairoiling Alas
Kan waters. Lieutenant Comma nder
James freeman Hotel. 4. y. G. g..
commanding officer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-28
NnlIcn TO All ". c. I. L.

Members Of the w. G. 7. T. are
requested 10 bring flowers 20 the
Y. W. & A. tied with text cards ON
Thursday. June %. for distribution
NJ the nurses convention. Mrs.
Emma Wood. who has been made
official chairman By the Chamber OF
Commerce for the W. G. +. a., urges
that the flowers be delivered by 10
a m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-28

Major Julian = Wilcox. L. =. NJ.
G.. IN charge Of the Western recruit.
Ing division Of the United States mn.
rinc corps. and who served with cred.
u IN the world war. has been much
entertained since his recent arrival
In Seattle. where he viii perfect ar.
ranRemcnis for the coming drive 20
obtain recruits for this popular corps.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-28

production Of dramas in European
cities. Upon his return 20 Anvrics
he attended Harvard and took his de.
Erec in 1914. DE has produced sue.
ccSsfui festivals in many % the
larger cities Of the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-28
D A TIES
TO REMEMBER

~ RIVAL JUNE ID
Miss Encia Hfease - entertain wf,h
Informal afternoon compliment
ing Mrs. Clyde Esereff Hudspeth.
Or. and Mrs Everett Orviiie Jones
AZ home At fsis Peach drive.
Miss Harriet Baxter's tea ana
kitchen shower from until
o'clock. COMMUNICATING Miss Mary
Lea Fisken.
Mrs. John Ewing Price,. tea 70
honor Mrs. Andrew Price from {
Until . O'Clock. At home
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ". Burneft's
dinner 81 home to compliment Miss
Catharine Howe and her fanee
Mr.. James Richard Goo6feiiow.
Miss Ellen Messer's luncheon At the
Rainier club complimentins Miss
Margaret chlnn. Miss Mauae
Cakes and Miss Mary Lea Fiskcn.
Mrs. James -. Kline 10 entertain
., bridge luncheon At home.
FRIDAY. JUNE So
Mrs Thomas Green 70 compliment
Mrs. Robert Boyle at tea at
O'Clock
Mr. and Mrs Keith Logan Built
10 entertain a. dinner honoring
Mrs. william Leonard Eaton
Mrs y. r.. Pslnerton 10 entertain
With bridge luncheon At college
club eomplimenfing Mrs George
y. Crawford. Of Han FrauciscC
and Mrs. ". a. Waite.
SATURDAY. July -
The marriage Of Miss Margaret
Chiuu and Mr. Edward william
son Andrews, az the Florence
Henry Memorial chapel at the
Highlands. at $50 o'clock.
MONDAY. JULY B.
Colonial dance at Seattle Yacht
club.
thursday, JULY g.
Miss Cathsrine Howe will wed Mr..
James Richard Goodrsllow at thu
home o. her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Blake Howe. AZ $40
O'Clock.
Miss Virginia and Miss Eulali@ Mer.
riila dance 81 home. nouorluV
Miss MARY Lea Fiakeu and her
fisnee. Ar. Everett Grigga. N.
FRIDAY. JULY T.
ar. and Mrs. Francis n slngieton's
reception from 20 II o'clock At
home.
SAT- hDAy. July g.
The marriage Of Miss Mary Lea
Fiskrn and Ne Everett grigxs.
IL, vii be soiemnized 81 The
cgpptry club 81 4 O'Clock IN the
afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-28
Personal

MIS- NHlhn fltAHti hHt NAhth
ter Miss Mildred pruascr. Of New
York. have arrived 10 spend the
summer at their home at wlng
Point Miss Margaret prosacr Will
join them later
Mrs. Robert Fox, OF New York,
who IL spending the summer here.
n visiting her son. Mr. Jack Fox.
al Darlington. for q few weeks.
Mrs. Frank Skinner returned sat
urday from visit In spokane.
Miss Jessie Flakcn has returned
from California. much improved IN
health. and N spending the summer
az Wing Point
Mr. aud Mrs. II. -. Royig. Of
Yakima. are the guests OF their
nephew and his wife. MIR and Mrs.
q. A. Virtue.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. =. George ar.
rived Saturday BY motor from New
Jersey,
MIR. and Mrs. otto y. Rupp are
receiving congratulations on the
birth OF daughter. Mary. June "a.
at the Seattle General hospital,
lIovey. OF New York. are the guests
for several weeks OF their son and
dauehterin.law. MIR. and Mrs. Win.
throp Hoycy. coming by way OF the
Panama canal.
SIR. and Mrs. H. " peming. MIR,
and Mrs Daniel Campbell. Mf. and
Mrs. Albert Jukes and Mrs, J..
Wheaton. OF Bciiingham. motorsd
down for golf at the North End
Country club, Monday. and returned
Tuesday.
Mrs. A. ~. Ilsrrig. OF galia CITY.
la. IL spending the summer with
her mother. Mrs. q. AZ. Taggaft.
Mr. and Mrr. Miller Freeman and
family are motoring 10 California.
TO spend tire summer.
Mrs Wallace cathcart entertained
eight friends over the week end az
her summer home aefoas Lake
Washington.
Mis. Margaret Correct spent the
week end with friends on Balm
bridge island.
Miss Jessie WlahArs. Of Oakland.
arrived Tuesday 10 rrmain until sat
urday. AS the guest Of Miss karia
and Miss Claire Stoltenb.rg. sailing
on that dag for a trip 10 Alaska.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manson v. nMckus
have removed 30 their summer
home at the Highlands.
Mrs. W. u. Perkins. Airs. George
Walker aud Airs. }. y. wsyerharns.
err. 81 Tacoma. left Tuesday by
motor FOR Occur d'Aiens. to visit
Mr. and Airs. John Philip Meyer
ha~uscr. Jr. uicien Walker.
Mr.. William Mcmillan returned
Monday from Princeton tutoring
school. 10 spend the summer at
home.
AFR. Grendcl Hole. Mr.. Wallace
Collins and Mr. Frederick Collins
win return Thursday from Phillips
Exeter, 20 spend the vacation at
their homes in Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs, George Clark Cham.
berlin temperance Lap.ky) nrr receiv.
Ing congratulations on the birth Of
= daughter. Moilic Grace. juno "a.
Kenneth and Herbert A. 5choen-
field. Jr. who have been attending
tho Virginia Military Institute at
Lexington. Va. have returned 10
spend their vacation with their par.
enis. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert A.
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