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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-09
THE COAST AND cEopET1c

Survey r. n small corps. but frou
tfs scientific character claims off5
GERS OF high attainment.
Mrs Collins. wife OF Commands
c. i. Collins. U. g. c. a G. s.. 10.
Joined her husband a, his Alasln'
station. and before leaving was Con
pilmenied by several farewell par
ties.
Lieutenant Commander Richard :
Derickson. u. 6. c. 4 @. s.. an
Mrs. Derickson entertained insormE
~ during the week in honor OF shes
brother and house guest. Donald Des
ickson. head Of Tulane university
New Orleans.
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News, Notes
and Gossip

A meeting OF tho cAmpfir.
Guardians' association IL TO 10 held
at local headquarters Thursday.
September itth. al Tao o'clock Al
guardians ar. urged 10 attend In
order 20 60, In touch once more
with Campfire activities. and make
plans for tho coming fan meet
lnEn and work 20 BE- carried on.
with the finish Of the Guardians
training course Saturday. Septem-
ber and. Camp seaith IL closed for
tho year. except for occanlonai
parties that will be held as usual
during the fall and winter. Camp
Scalth seems like lonesome. de.
serted spot now that the hundreds
Of happy girls havo returned 10
their homes 10 eagerly await tho
opening again next summer OF their
beloved spot on vashon Isle. This
years camp has been very suc.
cessful. excep, financially. for the
loas caused by tho forest f!rra.
that cioeed the Thru period. About
100 girla have attended scaith
this summer and each one has 70.
turned homo with the wonderful
Seal'h spirit 80 noticeable In girls
who have had tho opportunity Of
being In camp one week or moro.
During the summon many groups
have made various improvements
that will be permanent TO mark
their stay at Scalth.
Local headquarters expects tho or.
ranization Of many new Campfirca
and Blue Bird groups this coming
fall and winter. Camp seaith has
spread Campfire amazingly during
tho summer. and many girls who at.
tended camp and who wero not
Campfire girls have expressed
their desire to become one, it,sf
as soon as now groups can be- or.
ganized and guardians found. Many
mothers are very DESTROYS for their
daughters to keep on in the Camp.
IRE work since their return from
Sealth.
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Minnewafi,a Club

Tho Minnewatha club win give
It's regular Saturday nigh, dance
this evening at christenson's hail.
broadway and Madison ~.
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Mrs. IT. J. Huston and Miss Ger
aidins Huston. left today for white
Bluffs 10 npcad a few weeks with
Mr. and Mrs. stuart Mccord Taylor
uIeicn Huntout.
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Fort CASEY

Has been happily engaged. sfser OF
fetal hours. IN informal entertaining
in compliment TO Fort Casry's nev
commander. Lieutenant Colonel WI
liam A. Covington. U. S. A.. ant
Mrs. Coyington.
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west Seattle Chapter No. ios
srnttle Moman's CIub


The next regular meeting OF tho
Ladies' auxiliary OF Temple DC
uirsch will take place Monday. Sep
tesnbcr II. at s.a0 y. m. 10 the vcm,ry
rooms OF the temple. DR.. Ffeehoff.
professor at Hebrew Union college.
will speak
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THE COAST GUARD

Affairs have ccnsered this weed
about the house guest Of Mrs. Hem
er. wife OF Lieutenant Nafhanie
Heiner. L. s. c. O.. Mrs. Eastman
wife Of Major Kenna Eastman. u. S
A.. OF Fort Riley.
Mrs. Hotel. wife Of Leutenar
Commander James Freeman HosH
Y. s. c. O.. and her delightful dau6>
ter are at Wilson island. where tn
win remain unfit mid-september. sr(
where they have been Joined y
James Freeman Hotel III.
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philonus Club

The first meeting OF the club year
for the phiiomua club viii be held al
the homo OF Airs. Robert y. Sairns.
9ss goth ave. n. Monday. September
II. al 2 .. IN. Mrs Eugeee jones an
Rlsslng the hostess.
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Dickens Fellowship

The Dickens Fellowship will
hold their first meeting for the
fall season on Thursday evening.
sept II. In the Erickson room at
the Y. w. c. A. The subject for
the evening will be "oliver Twist. :"
Visitors are cordially invited.
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wsiIIngford Circle

The WALTZ sford Circle Of the
Flint Presbyterian church viii meet
at the home Of Mrs. c. n. ingalls,
ieai y. Sand s,.. Wednesday. Sep.
TENDER ~. at y. IN. Bring fin.
lahed articles for tho fair. Visitors
welcome.
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Miss Jeansfte Hsfnsworfh will wed
Mr. Phiibrick Mayo Butler at the
home Of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. William II. Hsinsworth. at
s.z0 o'clock
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meetings Mt It's regular place IN
Bold,'s restaurant. ai3 Second ave.
and It's usual form OF program will
be proyldod
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CAMP LEWIS

Reached tn social climax this sum
mar at the tea dance given By Mrs.
Muir. wife OF Major General Charles
II. Muir. L. 3. A.. commanding the
Third division and Camp Lewis. ai
which the hostess was assisted IN
receiving by Mira. Louis y. Hart
wifo OF the governor.
The Officers club. for this occa'
sion. was EMPOWERED In fragrant
bloom, and dancing accented the
flavor Of the grunge pekoe.
The list was large. The entire com
stoned personnel was included. a'
well ms representative OF society
from Olympia. Tacoma and Seattle
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With the opening, Of school cann
fire groups VIII become active again
and many groups are having their
tlrst meeting OF the fall this week.
hcribes are asked by local h.adauar
tiers TO begin next week 10 send I'm
the group news. News should reach
Lohequa not later than "Wednesday
OF each week. II any groups are
without Hcribes. elect one at once
and elect girl In the group who is
a real live wire and viii do Justice
10 her office by sending IN interest.
ing news each week without fail.
Girls are urged 20 call nj head.
quarters and claim the articles they
lost Mt camp during the summer.
There are dozens of towels dresses.
shoes by the box. all nsaoriments
and sizes. flashlights, knives and
forks. blanket rolls. kodalts, pillows.
caps. tennis rackets. bathing suits
and rubber caps. combs and brushes
The stock room Is very crowded with
all these boxes and Headquarters
would surely appreciate II very much
II girls VIII call for their belongings.
A charge OF five cents is required for
each article In order 10 defray tho
expenses for freight and drayagc.
Camp owaissa viii hold It's first
meeting Of the season at Jean stew.
arts home mt East Seattle. Much
enthusiasm has been shown among
the members at impromptu meet.
ingB.
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TIE NAVY YARD

Socially seems 10 be rcpos'ng on
lis oars. nlfho there have been. dur
ing the week. several agreeable din
nrra.
on Saturday Rear Admiral John A.
fioogcwerff. u. s. ~. commandant
% the Puget Sound navy yard, and
Mrs Hoogswerff. with their clncin.
natl house guests. Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Morgan. were compilmented by a
pretty dinner arranged by Captain
Charles +. Kindieberger. 81. c. u.
s. ~. commanding the naval horpl-
tai in tho Yard. and Mrs. Kindie-
berger
Tho hos; and hostess. and their
honor guests. had an vlsa.vis Captain
Ivan c. we;tcngei. L.. s. ~. aide 10
tho commandant. and Mrs. We;ien.
gel: Commander Benjamin II. Dor.
Hey. NJ. C.. 4. 3. ". and Mrs. Dor.
soy: Mrr V. l.. co,iman and Com.
mander W. w. Bush. q. s. -. re.
tired.
on wednesday an attractive din.
ner. given at their quarters In the
Yard By Rear Admiral John A.
HooF~werff. Z. q. ~. commandant
~ the Puget Sound navy yard. and
Mrs. Hoorcwcrff. was In honor OF
Rear Admiral Luther r. Gregory. T..
&C.. u. 8. ~. and Mrs. Gregory. Com
plotting the array were Captain Ivan
c. wettengei. u. s. ~. aide 20 the
commandant. and Mrs we,fenrel.
Captain orton r. jackson. u. 8. N.
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ufrt ANnftnafs EfptNhiR"F ~ WIN
Mrs. c, l.. Garden. COOS Basiey Ave.
". r.. at p. m.
Allah Social Club
Allah Social club win meet ~ the
home Of Airs. Rex A. Turner. 80
bellevue ave. ~. Wednesday. Sep.
ssnber ~. a, : .. m. Assisting
hoase2aes. Mrs Leah Norman and
Mrs. Helen Barclay. Cards and re-
ffeahmcntn Al Eastern Stars In.
yised- Take car No. ~.
Coiman PIT A.
colfnan PIT. A viii hold l,s firrt
Fall meeting e, tho school Thursday.
September IA. al .. m. All moth.
ers urged 10 be present
West Woodland PIT. A.
weas Woodland PIT. A. will have
It's first meeting this year. wcdnss.
day. September ~. In tho school
auditorium at $50 .. m. Members
urged 20 attend.
Wsrrrn Avenue PIT. A.
Warren Avenue PIT. A. viii meet
az the school Thursday. September
y. m. Mrs. Austin y. CrifnthH
win speak on "A Mothers View.
point"
Ladies Lyric Choral Club
Tho Lyric Choral club will MEET
for rehearsal. Tuesday. September
~. ~ T4s y. m. IN the main sun
day school room Of the First Pres
byierian church. Seventh ave. on
trance.
waiIIngford Circle
Tho WALTZ sford Circle Of the
Firt Presbyterian church viii meet
at the home Of Mrs. c. II. Ingalls,.
1871 y. s3nd A.. Wednesday. Sep.
TENDER 10. at y. m. Bring fin.
iahed articles for tho fair. Visitors
welcome.
Ballard W. G. r. 4.
Ballard w. G. T. Y. viii meet with
Mrs. Louise bentley. TAOS 2tth ave.
~. w. Friday. September 10. at ,
p. m. Mrs. Jackson Siibaugh viii
speak on Legislative Law"
ladies Grctio Club
Tho Ladies' Crotto club viii have
its opening luncheon at the Federal.
ed clubhouse. wednesday. September
-. at o'clock. Mrs. III. y. Maitby.
president OF tho City Federation OF
Womcn's Clubs, will DO the honor
guest.
Native Daughters Of Washington
Tho Native Daughters Of Washing,
ton will give card party Friday.
September 10. at sac y. m. In Wings
cafeteria. All Native Daughters and
their friends invited.
Commonwealth Club
Tho first meeting OF the Common.
wealth club for the fall season has
been postponed from Monday. Sep.
TENDER II. 10 Monday evening. Sep.
-
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TO REMEMBER


4AIN8Uths akfIEMBEB -
NJ. ard Mrs. Dana Brown 20 honor
Miss Jeanette Hainsworth and
her nsnee Mr.. Phiihrick Butter.
with evening Al bridge
SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER To-
NJ and Mrs. Robert N. For 70 en-
terrain a, supper. IN compliment
70 Mas Marcia B~rrrr and her
fisne~. Mr. Richard Floyd Frost.
MONDAY. sEPTEMBER H.
Mrs. William Kinsei to entertain
~ifh bridge tea at home Tor Mrs
William l.. overman. Of Tampa
PA
Mis-. Jane, Powell viii entertain AZ
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER H.
The narrfag. Of Miss Marxsry
Lindsay 70 Mr.. MitchsIi Vaughn
ChsrDisy. at the horns of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. O. r.. Lind
say. at <s5e o'clock In the after
noon
Miss Marion wurrhacher wfiI 30
hostess. At a buffet supper az
horns. 20 honor Miss Marie Wright
and her flance, Mr. Harry wurx-
hacher
Mrs. Robert Hais,esd Boyle. tea at
the sunset ciah. honorinx her
sister-ln-las. Mrs John Edmund
Boyis
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER H.
Marriage Of Miss Marie Frances
Wright 20 Mr. Harry a. Wurx-
bachsr IN st. Marks Episcopal
church at 4 o'clock Ia the after
noon.
Tho marriage Of Miss Marion WILEY
20 Mr.. Carl Norman Homer ct
tbs home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Wiley. AT s50 o'clock.
The wedding Of Miss Marcia Berger
I and Mr. Richard Floyd Frost IN
the Church Of thu Epiphany at
ss0 o'clock.
Mrs. Percival Collins bridge lunch
con At home. eomplimentlns Mrs.
y. NJ Elmer.
| FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER Is
Mrs. Rossrt Morse Bone to DO host.
ess at bridge and kitchen shower.
piimentary 10 Miss Geraldine
Jackson, at the home Of her
mother. Mrs. r.. ". Hamiln.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER is-
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Green 10 en-
tertain with a dancing party IN
welcome 20 their daughter, Miss
Hortense Green Miss Jane PER-
kins. Miss Oiivs Leonard and Miss
Anona Roberts.
Mrs Elsie Hewitt Mccoy 10 enter
tain at studio tea from to
o'clock.
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER al
The marriage Of Miss Gsrsidins
Jackson 70 Lieut.. Donald James
Lsehey. Enxinsers' Corps. u. s. A..
At high noon In 81. Jossph's
church.
The marriage Of Mrs Gilbert Pryor
TO Captain q. Arthur Bell. at
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Oil.
bert Black.
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER u.s.
Miss Marguerite Reynolds 10 wed
Mr.. Richard A. Wander Las Jr.
In Bethany Presbyterian church.
AT s:30 O'Clock.
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 20
Miss Jeansfte Hsfnsworth will wed
Mr. Phiibrick Mayo Butler at the
home OF her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. william ". Hainsworth, at
s;s0 o'clock.
"WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER g.
Tho wedding % Miss Marie FISCHER
20 Commander John Warburfon
| Oates. U. 5. ~. will be solemn
| ized az the home Of her parents,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick r. Flsch-
ar AZ WING Point
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Clubs
CLUBS ron MONDAY

King County Legislative Federation
King County Legislative Fedora
ton will hold a public meeting at the
Y. w. C. a. cafeteria. Monday. Sept.
II. from ~ 20 o'clock. Tho follow.
Ing candidates Will speak. MIR. W.
y. Lane. MIR David Mckenzie. Mr..
Philip Tindail. Mr. William A. Oh.
more. Mr.. Charles lIaightman and
others.
Revised Club
The Revised club will meet at the
home OF Mrs. y. &. Nelson Monday
Sept. n. at / o'clock Mrs. Douglas
Huntington viii assist tho hostess.
Associated Public stenograpbers
The first fall meeting Of the Seat.
tie Associated Public stenogrnphers
will be held at 500 American Bank
building Monday night. September
n. at p. m.
Miss Emily G. Rennick. president
Of the association. states that there
are some interesting plans under
consideration for the future. and an
invitation IL extended to all non.
member public stenographers 10 DO
present at this meeting.
West Seattle Chapter No. LOG
West Seattle chapter No. log. o.
y. ~. will meet Monday evening
september II, al \ o'clock. In the
Masonic temuie on California ave.
Comforting OF degrees.
Seattle woman's Club
The first meeting . this season OF
the Seattle womar's club viii be
held Monday. september II. at the
Federated clubhouse. Harvard ave. ~
and T.. Thomas ~ Mrs. J, q. Bhker.
the newly elected president. VIII pre-
side. Board meeting at 100 p M
club work az 2 o'clock. A program
will be given az o'clock.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS


Tho Thursday Progress club viii
NEE, Thurday. September ~. with
Mrs. c. l.. Garden. COOS Basiey Ave.
~. r.. a; Z y. m.
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Commonwealth Club

Tho first meeting OF the Common.
wealth club for the fall season has
been postponed from Monday. Sep.
TENDER II. 20 Monday evening. Sep.
TENDER rs. The club will resume its
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Mrs. Hoeerf Morse Bons 70 DO host
ess at bridge and kitchen shower.
complimentary 20 Mis-. Geraldine
Jackson, at the home Of her
fuothaF Mrs r. 81 Hafultn
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NJ. and Mrs Dana Brown 90 honor
Miss Jeanette Hafnsworth and
her fience. Mr. Phllhrick Butler.
rEtfh sHnnlna AZ hrIdrA
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Native Daughters Of Washington

Naive DaurhtFN OF NHshinEtou
Tho Native Daughters Of Washing.
ton will give a card party Friday.
September 10. AT sac y. m, In Wings
cafeteria. All Native Daughters and
their friends invited.
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SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 49,

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Green 70 en-
tertain with a dancing party IN
welcome 20 their daughter. Miss
Hortense Green, Miss jams PER-
kins. Miss Olive Leonard and Miss
Anona Roberts.
Mrs Elsie Hewitt Mccoy 10 enter
tain At studio tea from 2 to 6
O'clock
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The marriage Of Miss Gsrsidins
Jackson 70 Lieut. Donald James
Lsehey. Engineers Corps, u. s. A..
At high noon In 81. Jossphs
church.
The marriage Of Mrs. Gilbert Pryor
TO Captain q. Arthur Bell at
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Oil.
bert Black.
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IleNlsed Club

The Revised club viii meet at the
home OF Mrs. w. &. Nelson Monday,
Sept. n. nt | O'Clock. Mrs. Douglas
Huntington viii assist tho hostess.
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Mrs. william kinssi TO entertain
wifh bridge tea AZ home Tor Mrs
william L. overmsn. Of Tampa.
FIa
Miss Janet Powell will entertain AZ
bridge for Miss Marion wiley. at
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RISE IN MARK
BOOSTS LIVING COST
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Country ~ which To
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CRIMINALS
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Makes a Fami,g Suppl
Of Coggh Remedy


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INDEPENDENT PARIS ARTISTS
REGULATE THEIR ESf4fBiT

pr Dse "a TAs aocetY q
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-26
ORDERLY AUSTRALIA con.
cERNEo ovER CRIME WAVE

NJ The Aasasiafst Fnfss
ffdn Australia. Dec 81 40
soeuiomed Australia to having a
las b.dlng citunry thai toti n
e1s rcrs ns chifr with crlms
IN tix 70 uths ID a eliy of 500 oopo
sydney Is cnlsiesd crin. sase
ead the premlfr d the stat haa
eaIlad a conf renee % dai With "a
problem
Il win b. pr0poad thas lh B.n-
nun i4il feaienos b. ~ months
Although 81 bat is4 of ihe sst per-
? O. arraigned Rrs cons cied -
plod q guilty it is fH thst The
judiciary has shown undue Ia. ncy
ia dsa ns With criminal cA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-26

In newspaper tIrie. H is annf
paied thst thsfe ~ili - snme pag,
ular ohieiion Is ths saueassiant. e.s.
eFme ~ feaersI laads tat ihe depart.
ment u lnd4.la iold fl vulssual
nranca thei ihe grant uan more tr
espiewiion paffpsNs palnunF 0ul
thai The Epfenmrni ha3 frssrs 90 ne
rsht q drt'fnsie dn'nur sites
~ " wliaen ana q q wnreland
vcrc ia Neslta ciie fof several weeks
gafrflue nH uffaf'ailaHs ~ ihe las
Anrsies Interest ana 8 snod faf lhs
United states s wsek nea oafrs
J hashmllior she uir8 momhsf oi
he PARTY remalHed aari several aay.
hief afainrne nnai demf8
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-26

q VS. esrla|asi e. AZ Asessssl
Press faat ihe las Aafeisa ats +,
pere sahslahiHilf feffs q atheaAa
considerably ies. ihaa N zee 80
aflfs la InfOlvsd
one snpunsllou - ths aefesmsnt
eh'ga ep Is & laS hat nel been kusun
h ihAt the Femeiafs maf daH a.
least gars uslls lts nut year aad a
similar npmhgr is aueefeilar ysars
ooHessslons latolsinE fstffal laais
in efoysn $50 4.siueis have tssn maeh
aoashl aner b. ffrlaa eoaosl ne
especially Amsfissa s.Utfas Al a.
rms of tts tle ffe les ne 80 sells
hsle last tpumsf lhsfs vat rsm "a
that whplsaeia concessions esn Is 81
snn,st hui tae PROTEST asa ne AZ
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-26
''C0LD I'm THE HEAD"

is aH acute aflark ~ Nasal CAfnrrh
These NAttert ~ ffeaafnf "fo ts are
reaffaNy ln 4 ''fIn deAn" rnndillI "a
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iss uaea afatlF. arr 4 Tomb Nfifa as
Quickly thr9arh tte niood - fhe ~.
roes huffaets. ia'iding W the Hysfem.
ard frafinF ~ less lishis % colds
. .oid ~ iiffkeisis for otef a. esra. ?
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