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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-15
Miss Helen Stryker to
Re COMMUNICATED

Miss Achsah lou Powell and Miss
Elixaieth lea are entertaining next
Tuesday at the sunset club. with
luncheon OF twenty-four covers. IN
compliment 10 aliss Helen stryk~r.
who with her mother. Mrs III. NJ.
9tr,ker. il leaving Monday for New
Fork to remain for an indefinitc
period.
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Wonlen's University
Clubs Picnic

Mrs. Frederick Hall white. Mrs.
Frank s. Bayley and Mrs G. O..
Morrison viii be hostesses wednes-
Day. July 10. 20 the members Of the
Women's University club, at a bas-
ket picnic given AT their summer
homes at Agate Point. on cambridge
island The boat leaves Pier ]. foot
Of Madison ST.. at O'Clock.
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University Alumni
Make Picnic Plans

Alumni OF the University OF WASH
ington will participate In pie-eating.
peanut and tub races at Fortuna
park Saturday. July 80. Lunch VIII
be provided TO all who hold tickets
to the picnic grounds.
According 10 the committee 1000
members of the alumni association
are expected TO be present.
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~ ~ NFttf
And the navy7 Always brilliant
always festive. This week the mir u
thick with congratulations. Two
popular captains have attained the
rank Of rear admiral They are
Captain Henry J. ziegemeir. U. 3. n.
commanding officer of the Cailfof'
mia. and Captain George II. Marvel.
u. =. ~. commanding officer Of the
Arizona.
what was the ranking naval party
this weekf The luncheon given on
board tho 4. g. 3. California BY Rear
Admiral u. F Hutchinson. u. 4. NJ.
ana Mrs. Hutchinson. IN compliment
20 Captain George II. Marvel. y. =.
~. commanding officer Of the u, y.
y. Arizona. and Mrs. Marvel. and IN
honor Of Captain E. II. Campbell. u.
\. ~, commanding officer OF the
Pennsylvania. and Mrs. Campbell.
There were navy dinnerr7 Several
Captain Charles y. KindleberRer. ~.
c. 4. =. A.. and Mrs. Klndleberger
gave dinner at which Vice Admiral
w. n. Shoemaker. 4. s. ~. and Mrs.
Shoemaker were the honor guests.
Other dinner hosts were Lieutenant
Commander Ellis f.ando. Y. 4. n.
and Mrs. Lando. Commander Robert
l.. Irvine. Y. q. ~. and Mrs. Irvine.
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Bureau of
Mis- sing
Relatives

The Star invifes lite readers to use this
department. an aid In finding missing
relatives or fricnds- The department. 10
10 help In rcuniting these who have beea
separated. Those whose relatives or
friends are misslnx are invited to report
the disappearance directly TO The star.
Headers who may know the whereabouts
Of persons mentioned in this column ~
The star. Other newspapers are invited
10 reproduce such items ~ will interest
thstr communities
HANSEN.--who knows the Han
sensg They lived in Ballard i6 years
ago. There were three children--the
oldest cripple---a girl named Esther
and the baby. Robert. Father be-
came insane and children were
placed in tho Children's home. Send
information to NJ. H.. care OF The
Star.
JAMES r.. M'FADDEN.-James r.
McFadden Is sought by his sister.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bunday, OF Meadville.
Pa. who is now at 1909 Hollywood
ave, Tacoma. McFadden. with his
wife. Carrie McFadden. and daugh-
ter. Ora. came to Seattle as years
ago from Ardmore. Okla. McFad-'
den has since been reported dead.
but the sister has been unable to
confirm this.
CANTH0N.-who wanted the ar
dress OF j. u. and J. r. Cawthony
The former writes TO inform that he
Is living in Port Madison, Wash.
WILMER PUGH. - ASK him
please TO support me and the babies"
This is the concluding appeal in a
letter from Mrs. Wilmer Pugh. OF
Powers. Ore. who Is searching for
her husband. Pugh is n coal miner.
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Gives Informal Tea

Mrs. J. ". selover entertained IN.
formally at tea Friday afternoon In
honor OF her sister. Mrs. G. A. Iver-
son. OF San Francisco. who is her
guest
Mrs. w. ID. Seiover assisted the
hostess and Miss Elizabeth Pond.
Miss Ethel Richardson. Miss Helen
Quigie and Miss Jean Hawley pre-
sided at the urna
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Lady Eagles VIII meet Wednesday.
July 10. at the NJ. T.. Il. A. hall on
First ave. Luncheon will be served
at o'clock. followed by a business
meeting and cards.
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Entertain With
Informal Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Erickson win
entertain informally with a dinner
Of eight covers this evening. conpli.
menting Mrs. Erickson's mother.
Mrs. Netsie Keitou. os San Antonio.
Texas. on her 74th birthday. Mrs.
Kelton IL spending the summer here.
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Campfire Girls VIII be Represented
IN the sourdough parade July II
with a beautiful forest fioa, depiriing
scenes Of the Nortbland. The float Is
being planned and decorated BY Mrs.
Rudolph Hoczicy and her Campfire
group.
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Seattle
Society
Mrs. O. 3. Meyer Plans
Tico Delightful Affairs
Mrs. Reid .Arrunges
Luncheon.

fIoNoRtNG Mrs. burke Niargaret
Ii NewioveA wife OF Lieut. Robert
wallace Burke. 4. 5. A. Mrs.
Meyer. wife OF Colonel orcn Il.
Meyer. L. $. A.. Is entertaining with
a luncheon Of fourteen covers az the
sunset club Friday. July 81.
Mrs. Meyer win again be hostess
ON Monday afternoon. July "a. enter.
faining at the sunset club with a
bridge luncheon.
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U. =. cEoDErrc CORPS

They are ia Alaska much Of the
time7 They are everywhere where
rivers. harborr and coasts need the
care ~ scientific engineers. Seattle
II headquarters for the district that
embraces Washington. Oregon and
Alaska. Commander Richard II. Der.
lekscn. u. y. c. and @. s.. is in
npecior and ranking officer.
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Entertain for
Former Resident

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Shore Noon
win entertain forty guests this eve
ming IN honor az Mrs. William T..
Boyd. Of Forest Hills Gardens. y. r..
formerly Of Seattle. who Is spend.
ing the summer here. Mrs. Boyd
vim give \ prosnm OF readings
during tho evening.
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Luncheon and
Thedfer Pdrtu

Miss Marion Moore OF San Fran
elsco. who Is Visiting her father. Or.
>. Claude Moore. will 10 compii'
menfed Tuesday. July -. with a
luncheon OF eight covers. given b.
hrs- Moore. followed BY a thcntet
Uarfy.
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Guardians Training Course Open 10
Mofher4

The Campfire guardians training
course to be held the last week OF
August at Camp Sealth n open 90
mothers. This IL n wonderful oppor.
tunity to learn the Campfire pro.
gram and 30 visit Camp seaith. The
course win be under the direction of
Miss Edith Kempshorne. national
field secretary. assisted by Miss
Helen Buck. head OF tho crafts de.
partment AZ national headquarters.
and local workers. a special boat
will leave for camp Saturday morn.
ing. August &c. AZ . o'clock. The
course il limited 90 100 and Il II
urgent that applications be made at
once. The entire cost OF the course
and expenses for the week AZ camp
viii be SIS. a registration fee OF 81
must accompany each application.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-15
BRIDGE for House Guest

MIas Dorothy Alien VIII entertain
with nine tables OF bridge at her
home this evening. IN compliment 20
her house guest. Miss Sinclair Har-
riron. Of Berkeley. Cal. who returned
with Miss Alien last week TO remain
until late In August.
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Luncheon Win Welcome
Mrs. Brorn

Welcoming Mrs. A. v Brown, who
has recently come from Tacoma TO
make her home In Seattle. Mrs. q. T.
Reid will be hostess Thursday. July
20. AZ luncheon for sixteen guests
al the sunset club.
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Luncheon Arrapqed

To compliment Miss Helen Thomp-
son. Miss Kathleen Parshaii Is en-
Pertaining few friends at luncheon.
Friday. July Fl. az Frederick and
Nelson's tea room. The party will
later attend Miss Pearl HaroIds tea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-15

Capitol Iiil w. G. T. u. will meet
with Mrs. a. r. Spencer. +tis Fourth
ave. ~. W.. Tuesday. July is. at ?
n. m. Annual election OF officers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-15

night. A large number have already
registered ut headquarters. but there
In still need for more. The guardian
or some mother In the group must
accompany each group OF girls every
night during the Wayfarer week. All
girls and chaperons must have a
ticket In order TO be admitted. These
may be procured nj the Wayfarer
headquarters, 1900 Fourth ave. Girls
who have signed at Campfire head.
quarters should get their tickets at
once. There viii DO two practice
nights. July 20 and 81. This is a
good opportunity to Give Service. .
the second law Of the Campfire, and
TO help our city in this wonderful un.
dertal<ing.
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pipslssewau Campfire Girl.

a business meeting OF the Pipsis.
scwau Campfire was held Mt tho
home OF Doris and Gladys sullivan.
An election OF officers resulted In the
following being elected for the new
term; President, Eleanor Anderson:
vice president. Cleo Kuntz: secretary.
Helen Durland; treasurer. Mary
Schrock; scribe. Eleanor Anderson.
a beach supper was planned for
Thursday July 20, details of which
will be worked out by Ruth Durland,
Cleo Kuntz and Eleanor Anderson.
With the exception of only one
member OF the group, the girls OF
Pipsissowau viii all enter tho Way.
farer."
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u. 3. MARINE CORPS

DID you SEQ that the marines tho
other dag at Gettysburg bull, "a tent.
house for tho president containing
every comfort from shower bath
TO front poreh1 Tho marines are
very esactlng. In tho field every
marine tent contains a shower bath.
That IN tho least Of their lunuriss.
Are IN. officers hospIsabic at the
barracksY Very. Among those who
entertain constantly are Colonel Carl
Dafnborg ANDERSEN. Y. q. NJ. c.. and
Mrs. Carl Camborg Andersen Their
"Wednesday dinner was In compii.
msni TO Captain Charles n. Martin.
q. \. NJ. c.. and Mrs. Martin.
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Hannah. Gladys. Botheli
DEATHS

Anderson. Engehorg. II years.
Berg. Melvin. sS years
Johnson. Gustav NJ, &c years.
Newell, John, 62 years
Onishi. Mao. year.
Thompson. Jane. 6S years.
Wolff. Walter George. 80 ysArA
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Personal

Mra 10 Sweeney Of NV York
arrived Friday 20 spend the remain.
der ~ the summer here. A. present
she Ia the gsscaf OF Mira Alfrcd HAY
mond. at her honEe. soz sSth ave.
Niles Isabel Jaeohs. who has been
spending the paat year IN Honolulu.
arrived In Vancouver. u. G.. today.
on the y. s. Niagara. and will return
TO Seattle Sunday. 10 visit her moth.
or. Mrs =. II. Jacobs
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips Morrison.
Mr. and sfrs. ". p. oatrundsr and
Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Len mosorei
over 20 Tacoma today 70 attend the
wedding o. Mias Dorothy Alexander
and Mfr. Joseph cArman.
Miss Alice Hole IL visiting friends
In Spokane aud Hayden Lakv.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Friday and
son. Charles. Jr.. who motored from
Portland early In July 20 be- tho
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Aver.
expect to leave Monday for their
home.
Mr.. and Mrr. Curtis Sargent ana
Mrs Hugh Purcell will motor TO
Mount Rainier for the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry c. Hibbard arc
motoring to Vancouver. u. c., for
tho weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs Tracy chaifield
Becker. of Los Angeles. are the
guests Of their son-in-law and daugh.
ter. Mr. and Mrs. Hariand c. Hines.
Miss Bertha Robson. OF Newton.
VILE. Mass. arrived Friday 10 spend
the remainder Of the summer with
her uncle and aunt, MIR. and Mrs.
Hamilton Merritt.
Miss Myrtle Cicero. daughter Of
Mrs. Dora r. Cicero. eo05 First ave.
y. r.. is leaving Monday for ak
weeks trip 20 Chicago. New York,
Toronto and Montreal
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Frleberg and fam.
ily are spending the summer at Des
Molnes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Black and
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Arnold left
today for a two weeks motor trip
around Vancouver island.
DR. and Mrs. William G. Heuasy
and family are occupying their sum.
mer home at Wing Point.
Mrs. r. y. Paterson and Mrs. Hor.
ace Kimbail. OF Spokane, who have
been making Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Young short visit. left Friday by
motor for their home.
Mrs. Marjorie Macklem shiclS. OF
New York arrived Thursday 90 spend
the remainder Of the summer with
her brother and sister.in.law. Mr..
and Mrs l.. Frank Macklem.
Mrs. Harry Whitney Treat and
daughters. Priscilla and Loyal. win
return Tuesday from Hayden Lake.
Mrs. a. r.. Disney. OF Chicago, ar.
rived Thursday 10 visit for several
months here and Is spending few
days with Mrs. Nelson Phillips at
Wing Point.
Mrs. Victor Elfendahi. Miss vir.
ginla Elfendahl and their house
guest. Miss Elsie Jones. OF New
York. are spending the week end In
Vlctorio, II. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. England and
rhf4Hfof left fAHutf TO- .s,..l,fa t.i..
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COAST GUARD

They enjoy thems~ivosf Extreme
~. small and intlma,s dinners are
their speciality. Mrs. Hotel. wife Of
Lieutenant Commander James Free
man Hotel. u. y. &. O.. member Of q
distinguished Southern family. has n
traditional chicken gumbo menu that
10 tho envy Of the corps Their
bridge club II another agreeable
function. On "Wednesday the host
eea was Mrs. Abel. wife o. LIeusen-
ant Carr Herbert Abel. u. a. c. q.
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Mountain Trip starts July 30

There are just Few vacancies left
for the mountain trip. Girls who are
Interested and good campers should
make their reservations ~ once at
local headquarters. Equipment
should be prepared and shoes inspect.
ed nt headquarters. The group will
leave Sunday, July 30. and win re-
turn Sunday. August 8. The Camp.
fire Girls are going to camp nj the
Cooperative campers camp, and will
be under tho leadership OF Maj. In.
graham. Miss Ruth A. Brown and
Miss Ellen Bringloe viii be In charge
OF the girls.
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rythlan Sisters Past Chicfs' asso.
citation gives a card party Saturday
evening. July IS. Mt tho homc OF
Mrs. II. q. Green. ss6T Sixth ave. w.
West or North Queen Anne cars.
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Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Births In their households are re
ported by the following Seattle men
Allison. Carl. girl
Barr. solomon Edward. girl.
Dyson. Frederick Eugene. girl
Farwell. Raymond Forrest. girl.
Force. John. girl
Gum. John. girl.
Kirk. Robert. boy.
Lynch. Phillip James. boy.
Mckenzie. John. boy.
Peterson, r. A., girl
Stilson. Edgar Lawrence. girl
Stockdsie. Charles w. girl
Tobin. Robert r.. girl
vitareila, Giovanni. girl
Walter. Morris. girl.
Wetmorc. II. H.. boy.
wilcox. Fred c.. girl.
WHITTIER. William Morse. girl
wisweil. Carlos NJ, boy.
Yabu ChiypluSu. boy.
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There will be services for the deaf
in tho Sign language at 81 Marks
church sunday. July 10. ut } y. IN.
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Informal Luncheon

Mrs Otto Kegcl entertained with
an Informal luncheon o. eight covers
AZ her home Friday afternoon.
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Tacoma Guardians, Training course

A Campfire guardians training
course will be held July 90 10 August
2. at the Puget Sound College OF Re.
ligious Education. The course will
be In charge OF Miss Ruth a. Brown
and viii be conducted by Mrs Edna
Thompson. OF stanwood. Wash. Tt
VIII consist OF lectures on the Camp.
fire program and classes IN craft
work and symbolism. There will be
outdoor activities. including hikes IN
conjunction with the Boy Scouts.
whose course will also be given at
this time at the school. The regis
tration fee for the summer school II
81. and must accompany the registra-
ton. Send fee 10 Roy H. Sprague.
registrar, care the College of Puget
viving Coe are his wife and two noph.
Sound Tacoma, Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-15

Just yesterday IN London man
was arrested for iibeiing hia wife on
a postcard. He told authorities she'a
never given him a chance 10 say IN
recent months what HE thought
about IIItR, 10 figured he'd come In
at the last with a few written wordh.
But he didn't come IN AT the last.
His theory was all wrong. And now
the WINS got him IN cell where
she can look thru the harB seven
times day and make her verbal
reply 90 that postcard as often as
abe pleasea.
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Woman. Civic Club

Tho annual picnic OF the Woman's
Civic club. held in Volunteer park
Tuesday. July IL. was n largely at
tended affair. The club decided 20
assist in the entertaining az the
tourist camp in Woodland park.
Three committees were appointed
the chalrmcn OF which are Mrs. Hat.
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D YATES
TO REMEMBER

MONDAY. JULY H.
Mrs. Harry Stephenson Howen'H
chiidren's garden party At the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs David
Bowen.
TUESDAY. July H.
Miss Margaret Coles luncheon At
Frederick & Nelson's tea room 10
honor Miss Mildred Reilly.
Mise Grace Eppersons tea from 2
- o'clock, in compliment to
Miss Dean Lombard and Miss
Helen Thompson.
Miss Karia and Miss Claire stolten-
berg's Informal tea for Mrs. VIII
lard Sheldon and Miss Katherine
Miller.
WEDNESDAY. July 10
Miss Kathleen Psrshalrs boudoir
shower 20 compliment Miss Dean
Lombard.
THURSDAY, July TO-
Miss Dean Lombard to entertain AZ
tea complimentary 70 her house
guest, Miss Marjorie owen, OF
WeDatchoe.
FRIDAY, JULY 2I--
Wellesley club to picnic at Loeb
Kelden," Mrs. Florence Denny
iIeiikers home.
SATURDAY. July r.
Aiss Viola McVaY 70 entertain with
a shower 70 compliment to Miss
Louise Ehrfich
Miss Helen JoYdan's bridge tea Al
boms. complimentary 20 Miss
Helen Thompson.
TUESDAY. AUGUST B.
Laufelhursf Guilds lawn fete. ba-
zaar, dinner and moonlight dance
a. home Of blra. and Mrs A.
home Of Mr. and Mrs A r.
Eidridge. In I.aurelhurst.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-15
SEATTLE SERVICE SET

The of the United States Sends TO the Seattle
District Ranking Officers Of Six Commissioned Services
Army Navy Marine Coast Guard Gcodetc and Public
Health with Personnel Constantly Increasing in Numbers
and in Importance
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The district tribe of Ben Hur will
hold its annual picnic at Redondo
Beach. Sunday, July t6. A spen-
did program of athletic sports has
been arranged for the young folks.
Appropriate prizes. Competition
free to ALL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-15

Seattle Lodge No. Z. ID. II. p. A..
viii entertain members and friends
at progressive whist party Tues.
day, July rs, at 3 y m, In Evergreen
hall. A. o. u. w. building. 1909
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Campfire Girls Register al Once
for Wayfarer

Campfire headquarters has been
called upon 10 supply 100 to 1860 girls
to take part In the Wayfarer each
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-15

The world In many respects
may be changing iast--but not
IN all. Woman still lays claim
10 the Iast word. and woe 10 the
man who tries 20 snatch u from
her.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS

tic Egbert. Mrs r. r. Stewart and
Mrs. A. u. Thompson.
Tho first meeting In the fail win
be held at the home Of the president.
Mrs. =. Pearson. when tho chairmen
of committees viii be appointed and
the years work outlined
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-15

The Pennsylvania Study club and
tho North End Progressive club will
Join in "A picnic at Woodland park
Friday. July FL.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name and Address. Age.
Newton, Martin w. Greenbank Legal
Hesselgrade, Annie. Greenbank Legal
Cernac, Joe. Seattle ...... Legal
Fiego. Anna, seattle ...... Legal
Wilson, John c.. Seattle $50. Legal
Pacovsky, Frances May. Sc
attic .........-.s..... Legal
Mann. william H.. Seattle ....4S
Fergus. Maud. South Nottingham. as
Ray. Frank. Seattle .............47
Burd, Nerno. Seattle .............2S
Dickson. Parm c., Mckee city Legal
Montgomery Gladys H.. Enum-
Hemming. wilmer f.. Seattle. Legal
Cam. Clara NJ, Seattle ...... Legal
Weinatein. Herman, Seattle Legal
Selig. Isabel. Seattle ......... Legal
Brandt. X Otto H., Seattle .. IS
Jacobson. Anna, Seattle ....,.....So
Hewitt. Merton H.. Seattle -. Legal
Nining. Carolyn, Seattle $50. Legal
Hayes, Daniel j., Seattle ......2 rs
Richie. Ethel A., Seattle ........ 20
Morley. Ross E.. Botheli Legal
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Ninth ave. High honor- awarded
and refreshments SERVED. Regular
business meeting at 7:45 p. m.
seattle Review. No. 8
The social club Of Seattle review.
No. s. w. n. A.. Of the Maccabees.
viii meet with Mrs. j. r. Schmutz.
1879 gath ave. on Thursday. July 20.
at 1870 y. m. Members and friends
invited.
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PIcnIo supper for shul-In.

For the pleasure OF the shui.ins
among tho ex-service 9cn OF Provi-
dence hospital picnic supper has
been arranged for Saturday evening.
July is. at Woodland park. spon-
sored by Rainier and Lady Stirling
chapters OF the Daughters OF the
American Revolution.
Mrs. Edwin J. Brown and Mrs. q.
~. Carpenter. chairmen. have ar
ranged TO have automobiles at the
hospital TO convey the men 10 the
park. where delicious suprrr viii
be served 60 about forty guests. In.
Guiding the men, their wives and
sweethcarts.
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Highland Park PIT. A.

a silver tea win be given By High
land Park PIT A. at tho home Of
the president. Mrs. Tom Anderson.
ss2s Firth ave. =. w. Tuesday. July
rs. az i:5o y. m. Each member Il
requested TO bring few Gu; rags.
as the afternoon will be spent In
sewing rags for rugs Prizes viii be
awarded for tho greatest number OF
rags served. as well as for the most
perfectly sewed rags.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-15

The Coterie club Will give Its an
nual picnic at the home OF Mrs.
Thomas Irving. at Rolling Bay. Tues.
day. July Is. The boat will leave
Galbraith dock at $40 a. m.
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PIT. A. Picnic

The King county division OF the
Washington state branch OF the Ma.
tional Congress OF Mothers and Par
eni.Teacher associations win hold a
picnic Thursday, July 20. at Wood
land park, Mrs, G. Arthur varney
of Yakima, retiring president OF the
Washington state branch. win speak.
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General GEORGE Washlnrton Circle

General George Washington circle.
No. 80. will give n luncheon in Vet.
crans' hall. Armory. Tuesday. July
is. in commcmoration OF the circles
birthday.
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Serves him right These men
must learn not 10 expect too
much. The wife 81 today ooch
sionaliy permits the husband 10
remain nj home and rock the
infant while she attends To af-
fairs .of state: but never--no
nev~r--wiii she give him the last
word.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. England and
children left today for a weeks trip
TO Lake Chelan.
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Mrs. Victor Elfendahl, Miss vir.
glnla Elfendahi and their house
guest, Miss Elsie Jones. OF New
York, are spending the weekend In
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Occasionally we uy~et a man who
l. both bnsinens-like and decidedly
domestic. He's the type who. after
business hours. voluntarily visits the
market fruit stand with tho idea OF