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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-29
Additional Features for
Tennis Carnival

The Tennis Carnival. scheduled for
August and s. win have several
NEW and novel features added 20 its
many attractions this year. Among
them viii be circus with It's varied
side shows.
The supper VIII be served on the
terrace. for which many informal
parties are heing formed.
Mrs. John c. Mcmillan II chair.
man and har committee includes
Mrs. Walter Bureea Bcais. Mrs.
John Garter. Mrs. George w. Purecli.
Mrs. Ida Schroeder. Mrs. John ~.
Jackson. Mrs. George ". Horton.
Mrs II. J. Ramsey. Mrs. Francis w.
Hickey. Mrs Gerald Ffink. Mrs. J..
Howard Allen. Mrs. W. H. Crawford,
Mrs. II. J Huston. Mrs. Marion Cum.
msngz. Mrs. Emmett Brown and
Mrs. w. w. F'clsxr.
The candy booth COMMITTEES. with
Miss Hazel Mcmillan as chairman.
Includes Mrs. James Colbert suili-
van. Mrs. Walter Mcfswan Touklns.
Mrs. J. Fergus McTlee. Mrs. Law
renee Arnold. Mrs. Gilbert Skinner.
Mrs. Thomas Grrening. Mrs. W. v.
Tanner and the Misses Mildred Far.
rar. Virginia Sheahan. Dorothy
Ewing. Amy Munday. Betty Devoe.
Frances BraniEnn. Geraldine Jack.
son. Nellie Feigcr. Harriet Baxter.
Gertrude Schulz and Gertrude
Lewis.
Mrs. II. 8. Tremper's committee
f. composed Of Mrs. q. Aston Hole
and the Misses Betty Fetfcr. Mary
Collins. Helen Lane. Ethel Morrison.
Anne Nicholson and Elizabeth
puunaff
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THE ARfZONA

II also IN the Yard. Her QUARTS
deck and wnrdroom have been tn
scene recently OF some ATTRACTING
parties. AZ which the hosts were N
captain and his officers. A popuiaf
and hospitabie ship. The promotion
OF her commanding officer 20 tho
rank OF rear admiral IL anothsf
feather In her cap.
Rear Admiral George r. MARVEL
y. s. ~. has been much conpIiment,
ed since his promotion and varioua
affairs have been arranged IN his
honor. notably The beautiful dimes
given at the Sorrento BY AIRS. Mas.
we'll.
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Schedule for Orthopedic
Tea Shop

In charge Of the service az the or.
thopedic Tea Shop next week will
be: Monday. Capitol fiill guild. Mrs.
IL. s. Frye. hostess. Tuesday. First
Hin guild. Mrs. J. w. Goodwin, host.
esq: Wednesday. University guild.
Mrs. Wilbur r., Dow. hostess; Thurs.
day. East Highland Drive guild. Mrs.
Josiah Moore, hostess. Friday. Mount
Baker Park guild. Mrs. Ida Hackett.
hostess; Saturday. Seahurst auxiliary.
Mrs. Henry Booth. chairman.
On Monday Mrs. Frye will be as
sisted by Mrs. George Sample. Mrs.
~ G. Braden. Mrs. T.. c. Brier. Mrs.
Meal Boyle. Mrs. Bruce Short. Mrs.
Miller Freeman. Mrs Mary Terrell
Geisting and Mrs. Frank Elwcil
Case.
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Personal

AIRS. Perry n. Truax ana daughter.
Jane. viii leave tho latter part NJ
August for Geneva. Switzerland.
where Mlas Jane viii enter the
Jacques Dulcrozs school OF Ea.
rythnics.
Mrs. Y. c. nrler has returned from
two months trip 10 Indianapolis
and Yeliowstone park.
Mrs. r. NJ. brown. Of Portland.
arrived wednesday evening 60 spend
the remainder Of the summer with
her son and dnughter.lr-law. Mr.. and
Mira r. ~. Brown. Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Dant MuIliken. Of
Champaign. H.. are the guests Of
Nr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Storey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb Denny. Of In
flinnnpoiiN. who have been visiting
Mrs. George y. Frye. went over 20
Roche Harhor today 20 be tho guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. John Mcmillan
Mrs. Julius Tfarrnh. of rIarrah. IA
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. p.
Downey at their homo at The High
lands.
Miss Deborah Dixon. ~ Baltimore.
has returned TO her home after a
visit OF few weeks with Miss Eu.
iaile Merrill and Miss Frances Crcen.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. sparrur and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Krlnks left 10.
day for a few days cruise up Hood
Canal
Mr. and Mrs Robert Grant Denney
are spending the weekend in Van.
couvcr. II. G.
Miss Emma Dniauist II visiting
here for n few weeks. before return
Ing to Phoenix. Ariz.. for the winter.
Or. Ida r. Rosecrans has returned
from a two months visit with friends
ia Portland.
Judge and Mrs. Austin r.
Criffths entertained Mrs. Mary A.
Rock and her daughter. Mlas Eliza.
beth Rock, at The wayfarcr Friday
night.
Mrs n. c. Neville and daughters.
AiEene and Edna. left Friday even.
ing for Missouia. Mont. 10 spend
month with Mrs. Neviliex parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. s.. ". Draper.
Mrs J. ~. France. OF Pittsburg.
Pa. In the guest OF her aon and
daughter.in.iaw. Mr.. and Mrs. w. u.
France, 1923 shelby II.
Mr. and Mrs. James r. Schultz Of
Portland. Ore. are visiting nj the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Jennvr.
and later will spend few days with
Mr.. and Mrs o. w. Crockett. Mrs.
Schultz viii be remembered as Miss
Julia Chamberlain. formerly head Of
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pEADS and embroidery used to
IL gcther decorate n great many OF
the French imports for summer,
Evening and afternoon gowns alike
show elaborate patterns. Aitho en-
broidery Is seen without beads. the
reverse Is never true.
Lingerie frocits are also trimmed
with embroidery. one OF the most
charming dresses seen IN the shops
was OF chiffon wolfe in rose color en-.
broidered in bright colors In a darn.
ing stitch pattern.
White. embroidered with bright.
colorcd peasant motifs. seems TO be
especially popular, and hats. en-.
broidcrod. are shown 10 match the
dresses.
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Bridge Tea at
Mrs. Kinzer's Home

The Women's University club Is
entertaining with bridge tea at tho
home OF Mrs. Philip Knzer. 1857
Ridgeway place, Mount Baker park.
on Friday afternoon. August II. at
2 O'Clock. The affair Is for members
and guests
Those who cannot come for bridge
are asked to drop In for the silver
offering tea. Make reservations with
Mrs. George Brehm. Rainier 032s.
This Is one OF a series Of teas club
members are giving at their homes
for the benefit OF the furnishing
fund.
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Major and Mrs. Hardin
Arrun0e Dinner

Matcr r. r. Hardin, u. 3. A.. Of
Fort Lawson. and Mira Hardin will
entertain with a dinner for twenty
two guests Monday evening IN tho
Louis XIV. room at the Hotel Wash,
inxton. to honor Colonel Oscar J.
Charles. u. s. A.. Mrs. Charles Mrs.
Oscar Charles. mother OF Colonel
Charles. and his sister. Miss Helen
Charles.
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Ticket Committee
for Lam Fete

The general chairman OF the
Lamelhurst Guilds bazaar. supper
and dance 70 be given August 8. on
the beautiful grounds that surround
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. &.
EldrfdEe In Iaurelhurst. requests
that those desiring reservations for
supper make them by telephon.
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Lives Three Years
on Lone Toothache

GENEVA. July 2s.--Mme. Hor.
tense Grochen, Swiss woman. made
living for three years by pretending
she had toothache and begging for
money to go TO a dentist. A prison
dentist win care for her teeth here.
after.
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Informal Tea

To honor Mrs Ralph T. Allen
Esther CsmpbeIh Of Vallejo. Cal.
ana her mother. Mrs r. w. Camp
bell. Delta zetn niumnae entertained
with an informal tea Thursday after.
noon at the home OF Mrs. Harold c.
Gwendsen. president Of the Aiumnae
association
Mrs. Nell Woody came over from
Tacoma for the affair and Miss Helen
Robinson, OF Republic. who motored
here TO attend Tho Wayfarcr. was
among the guests.
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>jeaHle
Society
Miss Grace King Issues
lnvitotions for Tea;
Large Dinner Party
Planned for Monday
Evening.

MISS GRACE KING has issued
lSl Invitations 20 tea at her home.
go itth ave. n. for saturday after.
noon. August s. from four until six
o'clock. complimcntlng Mrs. Alvin II.
Lime. who has recently returned
from four months European trip.
and for her sister. Miss Marianne
King. Of San Francisco. who Il
spending tho summer here.
Assisting viii be Mrs. John Russell
King. Mrs Frederick c. Milner. Mrs.
Ralph Mcdonald. Mrs Thomas Doug
las. Mrs. Thomas Scott OF Cordoya.
Alaska. and Miss Lots Garland.
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Blind, Walks $4,000
Miles Selling Eggs

HAMPTON, Eng, July ga
Charles Hart, who was born blind.
began to peddle eggs when he was
eight years old. Since that time he
has walked $4,000 miles and sold
more than 100000 eggs. He has
learned TO use typewriter. and
also plays several musIcal instru.
ment~
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Sports Clothes Dance
at Yacht Club

Friday evening. August 4. tho
Junior members Of the Yacht club
are entertaining with an organdie
and flannel dance with the following
committee In charge: Mr.. Richard
Leonard. Mr.. Russell Gibson and Mr.
James Hodgog.
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Stevens woman's RELIEF Corps No.
! viii give an alI.day picnic at the
home OF the president. Mrs. Margaret
Nordin. 1864 Aiki ave. Friday.
August Z. 90 which members. q. A..
X. comrades and friends are invited.
Mrs, Nordin has pleasant private pic,
mic grounds near the bathing beach.
Bring refreshments
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suniower Club

Tho sunfiowcr club. OF Seattle.
composed Of former residents o. Kan.
nas. will have a basket picnic IN
Woodland park. Saturday. August 8.
Supper viii be served at 8 D. m. Ice
cream ana coffee wlll be furnished ny
the club. An interesting program
has been arranged.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA

Has been rather gay this last wseiI
Her commanding officer and his stsff
have entertained informally on board
At various tinen. Tonight her en-
listed personnel win be hosts 70 their
friends az an elaborate bah.
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Mountain Trim

On Sunday. July 30. a very enthu.
eiastic group OF girls and councillors
from Camp sealth win leave for
"summerland." for a week on Mount
Rainier. They win be under the lead.
ership OF Mai Ingraham. They are:
Misses Ruth Brown. Evelyn Brown.
Ellen BrIngloe, Marguerite Bringloe.
Helen Buck, Evelyn Boutell. Eva
Cole. Hattie Smith. Ruth Bowen.
Eula Avery, IIilda Grain. jeanette
Cummings Eleanor Caldwell. Betty
Billings. Melna Rogers. Marion Bush.
Katherine Hinckley. Margaret Avery.
Margaret Hazard.
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The McDerrnut. the squadron LEAD
err: the Hull. the flagship: the No.
Donoush. tho Farenhois. the Sum
ner. the Cory. tho Melvin, have alI
been doIled UP at different times fof
small parties AZ which the officeru
were hosts. and At which. navy
fashion. they punctiliousiy returned
their social obligations.
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I. o. Y. Club Picnic

Sunday. July 10. tho L. O. r.. club
viii give n picnic AZ tho summer
homo OF Mrs. w. =. Snow. nj Zenith.
Wash. Members are asked 10 meet
at Elks' club az 1890 q. m. with has.
ket lunch Hostess for the day II
Mrs. r. 4. brennan.
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Women's Benefit association OF tho
Maccabeen has plans for dance at
oatewood hall. California and Gate
wood ayes. Friday evening. August
4. Dancing at o'clock.
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THE MISSISSIPPI

HAS expressed her hospitality n
many charming dinners and lunch
cons. at which the officers wsre
hosts. On Friday q large TEA %
board brought out many OF Their
friends. Dancing followed.
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She Made Sensation
With Calabash Pipe

NEW YORK. July 2e.--Mrs. Eliza
beth Lcntx created a sensation at the
Toy Fair In the Hotel Breslin by
smoking large calabash while in.
specting the exhibits.
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Three Honor Guests

Hcnorinx Mrs. Henry T. Harrison.
a. Worcester. Mass. Mrs. Alexander
~. Baltic and Mrs. II. II. wadSwcrth.
Of Los Angeles who II visiting her
daughter. Mrs. John u. Farrell. Mrs.
Montgomery Russell n entertaining
with buffet luncheon at her horne
Tuesday Afternoon.
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DATES
TO REMEMBER

eAICkUAf. JULY 10
Mr.. and Mrs A. ID. wainwrfxhrs
dinner AZ hofns-
Mr.. ard Mrs. Hswh Bairt.s dinner for
Or. and Mrs. T. G. Bates. az hons.
SUNDAY. JULY TO-
Mr.. and Mrs. Trafforf Hu,eson's
luncheon AZ Golf club. 20 honor
Admiral Edward W. Eb@rt.. u. (.
NJ. and Mrs Eberie.
Mrs. Roy Corbett's tea AZ horns from
70 o'clock. scnorInx her house
Tussts. Miss Mary Boris. Miss
Lucia Hoilerffb and Miss MARI
Tsmpieton. Of Washington. %. G
MONDAY, July al
Mrs J. Fred Braid 20 entertain At
bridge. IN compliment 70 Mrs. u
9. Bates ard Mrs. Frank Gordon.
TUESDAY. AUGUST -
Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority 20
entertaln At tea at the Kappa
house. honorins Mrs. Psrks n.
Kobe.
Miss Margaret Stewards Luncheon
at High cIyff.~ the home or her
uncls and aunt Mr. and Mrs C.
T. Hibtsrd. honorfnx Mrs. David
norssn Hoderick and Mrs. viii
lard Olson.
Mrs Emmett Brown 10 entertain al
bridge tea. c0fnpltrenffnr her
house ruess. Mrs. Herbert Gran
vile Loud.
Mr.. and Mrs. walter Z. Dsifers
bridge AZ home. 70 compliment
Mr. and Mrs. william Hartuae.
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST r.
Miss Louise and Miss Kafherfns
Riddle 70 sntsrtain with a tea at
home from 20 . o'clock. com
pifmenting Mrs. James Richard
ooodfeilow and Mrs Edward
Ralph Rinker.
THURSDAY. AUGUST B.
Miss Aadge Denny 70 wed Mr..
George MatthIeu at hone Of har
mother, Mrs. Victor W. s. Denny.
at sac o'clock
Mrs. william Pigotts tea az hons.
n ofnpiinent 10 her house guest,
Mrs George Byrne
SATURDAY. AUGUST s.
Mrs. r. l. Crowley 10 entertain with
tea from unfti 6 o'clock. com
phInenting Miss Kathryn Bysrs
and Mist Anne Crouley.
TUESDAY, August s.
Laursihurst Guilds lawn fete. hs-
zsar. dinner and moonlight dance
nj homo Of Br. and Mrs. A. 4.
Eldridse. In Laurelburst.
WEDNESDAY,. AUGUST H.
Miss Eva Enestrom TO wed Mr..
Stuart Hunter sssssier at the
home Of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Engstrom, at s.so
O'Clock.
THURSDAY. AUGUST H.
The marriage Of Miss Kathryn
Bysrs 20 DR.. Eugene Hodges
Pound. ss the home Of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Alphsus
Bysrs. Of $40 o'clock.
TUESDAY. AUGUST TO-
The marriage Of Miss Dean r,on1-
bard TO Mr.. Francis Lemon
Brown. IN the Prospect Congrega-
tionai chuSeh. at $40 o'clock.
SATURDAY. sEPTE1BER g.
The marriage Of Miss Edna Me-
Creery 10 Mr.. Beverly Vernon
Hancock, In Trinity church, at
sac o'clock.
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tho music department at the Univer.
sity OF Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Baxter. with
their son and Mrs. Frances Stimson,
are spending fortnight at Lake
Crescent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lionel w Brown are
receiving congratulations on the
birth OF daughter. July 81.
Mr.. and Mrs William ". silliman
and son have returned from Crystal
Springs. whore they have been
spending a few weeks.
Judge and Mrs Rumsberg and DR..
and Mrs. r. A. Booth were mid.wcck
guests at Paradise inn.
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Irene Itkin.
Most thoughtful girl. Inn camp.
Frances Bixby.
Best mixer, Naude Anderson.
Smiling thru, Valley camp. Randi
Hall
Smiling thru. Hin camp. Nadia os.
berg.
Most courteous. Valley camp. Jean.
cite Dean.
Most courteous. Hill camp. Pris.
ella Baconhus.
Best voluteer worker. Mary GILL
land.
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THE MERCY AM TIE JASON

Have not been without festivffieo
and have been almost deiugcd by Viz
iforn. Both the officers and the SEQ.
men have had many guests ~ occas
zion permitted.
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Pioneer Auxiliary picnic

Tho Womnn'a Pioneer auxiliary
70 thu Washington Pioneers viii
have their annual picnic on wednes-
day. August is. at the upper picnic
grounds IN Woodland park. A cordial
Invitation N extended 20 mcmbers
pioneers. their families and friends
90 attend and bring baskets Of
lunch. cup. knife and spoon. cofnee
cream. sugar and paper plates viii.
be furnished. Special features.
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The Southwest Seattle Improve.
ment club VIII have their first annual
picnic at Redondo Beach sunday.
July 20.
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And the fleet depart. But not Tor
long. They are due Off Port Angeles
on July 81. where the interrupted
mancuv~rn viii be resumed.
On August tha fleet viii again be
distributed The Tennessee and tho
idaho. the Eighth division. win 20
20 Beiilngham. Tho Pennsylvania.
the Arizona and thu Mississippi. the
Seventh division. win 10 20 Tacoma
The New York. the Texas and the
Oklahoma. the Sixth division. will be
assigned 10 Seattle. Each division
VIII be- accompanied by ifs special
ldestroyers and auxiiiarlea.
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NAM ANp FAREMKIL

Tho aux revo'rs wifi hardly ceasI
when. happily for Seattle. whom III
nation distinguishes this season b,
the presence OF the Pacific fleet
there will be again . salvo Of vel
comen.
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ing the ticket committee, which
includes: Mrs. Charles Jordan, Ken.
wood 02bG Mrs. Howard J. Knott.
Kenwood ofss. or Mrs. Darsle Bard.
Kenwood 1866.
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THE cALIFoRNrA

Tho finErhip II AZ the Puget Sound
navy yard. No social functions will
be. for the present. given on board.
All hands. from admiral 20 gob. are
engrorsed IN the athletic program
scheduled for August. This includes
rnccs for tho Veterans and the Times
cup. In addition. there win be n
baseball match between tho teams Of
tho California and the New Mexico
for a trophy also presented By the
Veterans OF Foreign Wars.
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Cards Out for
BRIDGE Tea

16rs. Stevenson Smith has cards
cut for . small bridge tea Saturday.
August 8. from 20 s o'clock. nj her
home IN Laurelhur~t. complimcnting
Miss Katherine Barnhisel. OF Ia
coma, who n TO b an August hrido
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o,ym.,e Circle No. NJ

Olympic Circle NO, ~
Olympic circle No. 81. n. OF A., VIII
hold n epeolai meeting IN Woog'H
hall Monday evening. July ~.
Auxiliary 10 ~ Lakes Hospital
The Woman'a auxiliary 10 ~.
T.uke'a hospital will meet ht the
home Of Mrs. J, X. Jameson, 1871 w.
r,oaton IT.. Monday At z o'clock.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS

Bring lunch. cups and spoons. Cot.
fec viii be served BY the club at 8
y. m.
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OF interest TO her friend. In Seattle
= the announcement that Mira Gil
bert Pryor win becoms tho bride OF
Captain q. Arthur Ben the first week
IN September. The ceremony win be
performed at the homo Of her son-ln-
INV and daughter. Mr. and Mrs.
Prank Gilbert Black. AZ whose resi-
dencs she Is now visiting.
Captain Bell will arrive from
Washington. u. c.. where hs II con-
nected with the government agrfcui.
turaE department. tho latter part Of
August
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NatIre naurh.er- q yys.hInrsen

Princess Angeline parior. No. 4.
will meet on Friday evening. August
4. afs p. m. AT the Y. w. c. A.. firth
and Seneca Tho meeting viii b
held IN the ciubrooms on the second
floor. All members arc requested TO
be present.
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Gopher Club Picnic

The Gopher club. composed OF
former residents Of Minnesota. will
picnic at woodland park on satur.
day afternoon. August 6. All former
Minnesotans are cordially invited.
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BERTHE DEvEEErx ADAMS

this fleet period. and both the 4
listed and the commissioned persol
mel have done their part socially.
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seallIe rre.h,ierIaI sofIesy

Following the rrwuiar meeting %
the seattle presbytersal society. al,
the First Presbyterian church. Tues.
day. August !. a luncheon win BE-
given at tho Y. W. G. A.. IN honor ~
tho following visiting missionaries.
who are In thia country on fuFIough:
Or. and Mrs. y. y. Fife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Collins. and Dr. Adelaide
Woodland. 81 India: Mr.. and Mfr. y.
~. wyile and Rev. ard Mrs. a. v.
Gray. Of China. Mls~ Mathiide Lon.
don and Miss Alice Monk. ~ Japan:
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Campbell and
Rev. and Mrs c. r. Bernheiaei. OF
Korea: rev. and Mrs y. r. Fnieoner.
Of Alaska. Reservations should be
made with Mrs +. n Bliss. Garfield
ss0a.R. or Mrs. Robert Campbell.
East 7soa.R ms soon as possible.
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Mrs. Robinson Will
Entertain

Mrs =. X. Robinson Il entertaining
Friday. August =. with an informal
To- 1T her homo In Denny Biaine.
eomplimenting her house guest. Mrs.
-. =. Coffin. of Los Angeles. who.
with her daughters. Dorothy and
xunces sue. Il spendinE the summer
AAPw-
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wailinrford circle. OF the First
Presbyterian church. viii give an
old.fashioned leo cream festival on
the roof garden Of the Cobb building
Tuesday. August Z. at 8 p. m. for
which many attractive features are
promised.
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Highland park TT. A.

Highland Park PIT. A. viii hold a
special meeting Tu~sday. August 1.
at tho residence 81 Mrs. q. w. Estes.
ssss Ninth ave. \. w. which IL
across the car tracks from the Lake
Hurisn barns Important business.
Members urged 70 attend.
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Tho North Fast Improvement club
win hold It's annual basket picnic al
Edmond. park. Sunday. July 20.
Autos will leave ssth and Coriiaa and
sssh and FIRTH ~. ". AZ n. IN. Any
ono wishing transportation or fur.
Their information. phone Clement
Price. Kenwood sfit: Mrs. y. c. Hlw-
ley. Rerwocd ossT, or RAy Baisman.
Kenwood ot1o
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Seattle Lodge No. 7. -. r. r. A..
will meet Tuesday. August !. NJ s
p. m. IN Evergreen hall A. o. T..
w. building. 1909 Ninth ave. Bust
ness meeting. including initiation.
Special program planned. Members
requested 20 attend.
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Campfire Girls

Mothers ana friends az Campfire
Girls have been waiting and Wishing
for the opportunity 70 enyoy Camp
seaith. Tho opportunity ~ here.
Tho week begins August ssth and
lasts until September 3 Camp
Sealth viii be open 20 women and
rirls over 10 years Of are. The reRu.
lar camp program with be followed
with additional lectures on eifi
Psychology. Campfire orennlxatlon
and storytelling. This IL designed
az a training course for Campfire
guardians. but all wosncn who are tn.
iereated in Kris will ind this a
very profitable plnce 20 spend a
week. Mothers who wonid llka 20
keep In close touch with their iaueh.
tsrs win have a chance TO get the
girls point OF view. Campfire
Guardians. who would otherwise
have to remain away. may bring
their small children. For further sn.
formation. cali Elliott sgos. or ad.
dress Campfire Girls. fiTi Arcade
building.
Miss Helen Buck. head 81 the
crafts department from national
headquarters. arrived IN the city Fri.
day morning ut s.ao. She wns wei.
coined al the station BY Mflsa Ruth
Brown and Seattle Campfire Girls.
who have eagerly awaited her ar.
rival for the last two months. Miss
Buck Il going 20 Join the group Of
Girls and guardians who nFv leaving
Sunday for "summerland." under
the leadership Of MAJ. fngraham.
Campfire Girls all Join In wishing
Miss Buck a pleasant and happy
summer. which ahc Is sure to find nj
Camp Scalth.
The girls OF the Kilodpa Campfire
group. with their guardian. Miss
lima Hcrvin. VIII participate in The
Wnyfarer Saturday evening. Thurs.
day. August 2. the girls are going
to have picnic at Madison park.
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the Maccabees. will hold i,s regular
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ifornia ave. Wednesday. August ?.
at y. IN.