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POTOMAC HEIGHTS.

Have you seen it? Now having the most
wonderful growth in individual homes Of any
part Of Washington. High. rolling ground
overlooking the Potomac. We have opened
up for sale about 100 pretty sites at moderate
prices. easy terms Many homes going up
now. Some for sale. Better hurry up or you
will be too late to get into this section Al
ways strictly white and high class. See W.
F JACKSON, Owner living on the property.
S4n4 Conduit road. Cleveland 4S3. or \. L.
DORSETT. owner. 1904 II st Main 1900.
EXCELLENT LOCATION.
Large corner lot 39th and Newton SITS.
MI Rainier. Cedar Croft. rooms. breakfast
slcove and bath. hw.h.; open fireplace: terms
to suit.
FRANK NJ. COWARD.
10th and Newton SITS, Mt. Rainier, Md.
phona Hraffs
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spacious rooms; massive brick nrepisce: French
doors: screened breakfast and sleeping porrhes
two beautifully finished tile baths with built
in axtures; large attic: beamed ceiling In
dining room and many other features attractive
to housekeeper. Property Is vacant. Screens
."P Price. siT. ~ :sslj
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(EXCLUsIvE AGENTS.)
SEE
OUR KANSAS AVE.
HOMES.
II you want to see the hest built. nleest
planned. roomiest Groom home In Petvorth.
ou. to see our :s, g:s .ns
esansn. G I52l sample house. Take Geor.
sia ave ear line to Al!sen, n e, g east s.s , two
gs,a: sen. 'G i.sss1 better p.nnea 1oonisr. a
more spscioua porches than anywhere IN
the city for the price and terms.
CHAS. D. SAGER,
OWNER AND BUILDER,
Q23 18th St. NV.
Phone Main SS for Auto.
$4,000.
CLEVELAND PARK.
A decided bargain in 4 beautifully
situated. detached home In refined
neiEhborhood and q house that would
Appeal to 4 refined taste. 1t contains
.f1 large. bright rooms: tile ..I'' bath
screened and wes sther stripped through
out. outside pantry. porches; laundry
n:s.E heat .na and siessre sS owner
es:s sS psyn:ss ssa fs.l bargain and ii
will be sold very quickly:
BOSS & PHELPS,
Tel. Main 1870: 1908 h St wv:
|COLORED HOME BUYERS.
Near lst and Rhode Island Ave. NV.
siI rooms and bath.
Hot-water heat. Electric lights.
PRICE Rss" 5000 'ss s'1iEsssn Terms.
CLARENCE +. WEIGH,
Member Warrington Real Estate Board.
FOR SALE
DOWNTOWN PROPERTY
Near R. l. ave. and 18TH.
Fine residence of
IL rooms. . aths. h.-w.h.. elee.
House in Good Condition.
Room for garage.
See Mr.. TEEL, with
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co.,
z2z 18th St: NV
FOR SALE
Woodley Park Property.
Semi-Detached.
Near Million-Dollar Bridge
VERY HANDSOME HOUSE.
II rooms, 3 baths.
H.-w.h., electricity and gas.
Instantaneous water.heater.
Beautiful doors.
House in fine condition.
Fully screened and avnings.
G.r,se! lAIss is,foo. oS,, alley.
Possession.
See Mr.. TEEL, with
SwartzelI, Rheem & Hensey Co
727 18TH St. NV.
FOR SALE
COM. AVE. PROPERTY.
Section rapidly changing
to
Business Houses.
For details :
See Mr.. TEEL. with
Swartzell. Rheem & Hensey Co.,
TT 18th St. NV.
FNjN SiALE-
DOWNTOWN SECTION.
Owner leaving the city. Big reduction In price.
Brick House, Rooms,
hardwood trim snd floors. tiled bath. elec..
ras ioss and art manteIs in living and dining
rooms: house in nrst-class condition.
Fine heating plant.
Near street cars.
See Mr.. TEEL. with
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co.
727 18th St: nav:
FOR SALE
Chevy Chase, D. c.. Property.
Near Conn. Ave. and keokuk St.
Semi-Detached.
Handsome and strictly modern
rooms: bath; h. W; electricity.
Breakfast and sleeping porches.
Pine location.
Immediate possession
See Mr.. TEEL, with
Swartzell. Rheem & Hensey Co.,
III 18th St. NV.
FOR SALE
Columbia Heights Property.
Near 18th St. and Parkwood Pl.
rooms, bath: h.-w.h., elect.
s.e ? Mr. Tel. With
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co.,
III 18th St. NV.
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SHEPHERD ST. NV.

Between 18th and 18TH north side. Very de-
sirabie Groom brick. comparatively new:
glassed-in sleeping porch and tiled hath: has
gas and electricity; lot fs lSxls0 TO 15-ft. al
ley; ample room for q garden. COVERS and
garage; owner will give possession.
$4,000.
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ON Goth ST.

Near s St; vacant: very desirable 4-storr
brick; English basement: 20 It wide: we'll
lighted, being located AZ the corner Of an al.
ley: containing about 8 rooms and baths;
gas and electricity and heated by furnace; con
venient to the Connecticut ave car line.
&vc mn
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GEORGETOWN

GEORGETOWN.
Early colonial. esthetic. 100 years old: 3
rooms attic and cellar: semi-detached brick
garden: 4 rem for redecorating; near 31st and
Main s1i5. c. P. BARRETT. 1917 b NV.
Mr.. 14th AND SPRING RID.
1870 Spring I'd. NV: semi-detached: Y "a.
14th st. car line; large rooms: tiled bath:
elec lights: possession; open for Inspection.
Price reasonable. Easy terms. E. N. WILLIS,
Jr Main SO72. Adams 1888. l5s
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Southern exposure. Near 18th and Coiumbi.
I'd. Eight rooms. two baths; large front and
Sleeping porch: hardwood noors: screens and
awnings. This property was built ~
Breuninger before the war.
Price, $le,500. Reasonable cash payment.
1881
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

sRoOM BUNGALOW; NEW PRICE. 5000;
S room house. Sl.700; electric lights west
more station. Il. & q. r. r. Large lots
GEO. +. HULL. Rockville, Md 10
MODERN 6ROOM BINGALOW-AICOIA
Heights. Columbia pike and Glebe road Ar
lington, Va IL
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WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.

Located at the intersection Of Phelps place
and street, and facing wide parking. a
most attractive and desirable property. wide
frontage and suitable for entertaining in q
modest way. The house contains 10 rooms and
2 baths. has gas and electricity and hot-water
heat; in drst-class condition; lot to an alley /;
room for q garage. Can be inspected BY ap-
pointment and immediate possession to pur-
chaser and an indncement as to price.
SI7.sOO.
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$1,000,
GEORGETOWN.

Very desirably located on Dent place; very
excellent 2-story brick. containing large
rooms and sleeping porch and modern bath;
has gas and electricity and is heated by hot
air; lot 10 1880 to an alley: garage for one
erty and 1t IL In the very best Of condition
especially as to floors, papering and painting.
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kALORAMA ROAD.

Vacant. Near the Mount Pleasant car line.
very diEnihed home property: stories. con-
tanning II rooms and baths: has modern
heating and lighting. electricity and hot-water
1S-ft alley: up-to-date garage. This property
was taken by the present owner In an eX-
change and for that reason We can offer II at
an attractive price.
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Sh. btu.
LASH.AM, MD.


Five acres 200 T.. on county road. depth
about I 200 IT. About hfty bearing run
trees. large oaks. large freely flowing springs.
piped to house and laundry. Improved by
eight room and bath concrete house, cellar con
crete porches and walks: power plant for wood
saw. pump and laundry equipment. Address
Apt. Al. 1872 at. NV.
CLARENDON, vA-OwNER GOING AWAY.
will sacrifice room and Ia tn hollow tile semi
bungalow. never occupied. This is won
derfu opportunity for some one to secure
lifetime home reasonable price. Large
lot. shade trees. extra large living room: hard
wood floors: b2ilt-in bookcases; h-w h.. gas
and electricity; one block from cars. Phone
Clarendon 451
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T INSPECT

1857 Taylor st. NV. half "a. 14th ct. car
line. Nearly new Groom and bath brick house.
closed porehes; garage. Ideal home at bargain.
q. n. WILLIS, Jr. Main So72. Adams 1883.
lSs
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OVERLOOKING
SAUI'S ADDITION.

A new corner property, brick: never .occu-
pied. Six beautiful rooms. one complete tile
bath: hot-water heat. electric lights: oaut-in
Price. for auick sale. &l2 800. Term1. s4l-l
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CLEVELAND PARK.

On Rodman St near 34th. especially desIr
able. detached stories. frame. contsi ining q
large rooms, tiled bath and toilets, has Gss
and electricity and Is heated by hot water;
deep lot to an alley; ample room for q garage.
This property is in SPLENDID condition and ia
now occupied by a monthly tenant who will
allow inspection through this ofhce only.
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goth ST. NEAR L.

Second commercial zonc. brick property
Of nine rooms. situated or lot 25xl06; opens
to 90-foot alley Can he rcmodeled for bust
ness purposes. This is q bargain and can be
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TODD PLACE NE.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
MT. PLEASANT.

% sT:n s.sns n sat two years. four room" and BATH Vacant .s
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stories, brick, in nrst-class condition, con
tanning about II rooms servants room. 2
baths and extra toilet, has gas and electricity
and heated By hot air; the lot is x1O0 1000
sq. it.. to 4 15-ft alley. 2-car garage: owner
Is leaving city and We have the opportunity Of
offering this property at a very attractive
price.
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T.AKOMA PARK, d. c.

ssoS. 6si5 and 6sl7 Laurel St. right on 18th
st. car line; and Z rooms. garages. sleeping
rorches and all modern conveniences; large
lots and trees: exceptionally well built; must
he seen to be appreciated; open day and
evening; reasonable prices and terms: best
houses in Takoma for the money. $3.50 up.
ADAM p. RUTH.
owner and builder. premises.
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COLORED LAWYERS. DOCTORS. PROBES
sors-High- class residence. desirable north.
west location; exceptional opportunity to get
Phone Main $3.50. IL
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an avn included Lot Is 22xl4o
L
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Home Realty Co. Specials.
NEAR 14th AND MONROE sfE. N.w.-e
ROOMS, . BATHS: H.-W. H.. ELEC.: LARGE E
YARD. BEAUTIFUL HOME AND A REAL
ISvEsTMEST.
4eOl GA. AVE NV. RAUL's ADDITION
q LARGE ROOMS. DETACHED: II WI
ELEC; BUILT-IS GARAGE AND ROOM FOR
COLD STORAGE IN CELLAR. THlk HOME
STANDS ALONE IN VALUE. BUILT RI DAY
LABOR COME OUT AND LOOK AT THIS
REAL BARGAIN.
Six ROOMS. BATH: H.-W.H.. ELEC. !;
sEMI-DETACHED; $1,000: BARGAIN.
BEAUTIFUL CORNER IN PETwORTH:
ROOMS: H.-W.H., ELEC.: GARAGE: BEAU
T1FUL LAWN. A REAL HOME AND A BAR
WATCH OUR SPECIALS. LOOK AT THEM
AT ONCE. THEY SELL
HOME REALTY co.
SCOT GA. AVE. NV. COL. 10&54. 49,
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LOOK AT THIS.
Near 18th and Randolph-6 rooms: strictly
modern: tapestry brick: nearly new. Less than
BUILDERS price today. g. 900 cash. balance verJ
easy Phone Adams 1875.
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18th and y. y. ave. Main 1856 1871.
9Th ST sW.-s ROOMS. BATH: DEEP LOT
to nlIey; room for garage. $4,000
Nice little home In good location. s.w-: @
rooms Price only 5000; $500 cash. bal.
monthly.
THOMAS P BROWN, 6l7 AZ st. s.W.
CLEVELAND PARK. NEW 7-ROOM BRICK.
large LOT near Zoo; payments ke rent; see
|owner and property today. 301S Porter st. IL
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Charming little home. the last word
In modern home construction, in Z
pleasant neiEhborhood; six rooms and
two ba this; modern fixtures Throughout.
Hot-water hest, builtin garage. Price.
$l3 $40. l344
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

GROOM BUNGALOW. FIREPLACE. SLEEP
ing porch. amt, Thrifton. Va. Phone Ciaren-
don cSs.J .J-2. or write W. W. Smith, Cherry
dale. Va. Is Cruit lane.
sROOM HOUSE AT ARLINGTON. VA.
electric lights; $40 per month: near car line
and bus line Call or write s. Fl. HENSON.
rIjp IL
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TAKOMA PARK.
BRASDNEW IMMEDIATE POSSESStON.
One Of the most desirable homes at the priee
asked in this section. Unusual In It's plan a9ds
destEn. with large rooms. inclosed pocn,
large fireplace. oak trim throughout. vapof
heat and every convenience and home con-.
fort. Detached, on lot 40-ft. frontage on one
OF the hest streets and convenient to cars.
Built and for sale ny owner. Terms TO suit.
Address Box 1l9-w. Star once.
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FOR SALE
FINE ROOMING HOUSE.
Is rooms. 3 baths, steam heat.
Brick garage for two cars.
25xi30 feet to 15-foot alley.
Downtown.
Near nth and N SITS. NV.
See Mr.. TEEL, with
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co.
727 18th St. NV.
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THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO.
-1ncorporated-
13S 18th St. NV. Main $50
Consult Our Sales Department.
ON 10th ST.

yin lStlI Sl.
Near ''R" street. conveniently located near
the Conn ave car line. very desirable. 3-story.
brick. consisting Of IL rooms and baths. has
gas and electricity and 10 heated by hot water:
lot is 1895 to 4 20-ft. alley. ample room for
garage: can be inspected by appointment
and immediate possession.
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Patronesses Named for
Garden Bridge

The garden bridge. 20 Be given By
the various chapters Of the Daugh-
tiers OF the American Tssvolutlon. AT
the home Of Mrs. Eliza Ferry Leary.
Friday afternoon. August ~. viii
have the following list OF patron.
esses.
Mrs. Eliza Ferry Leary. Mrs.
Henry Mcc1eary. Mra. Edmund
Rowdcn. Mrs. Henry r. BEedes.
Mrs. Edwin ]. Brown. Mrs. William
y. Dunlap. Mra. J. y. WagTwr. Mrs.
w. II. Prinxie. DR.. sarah Kendall.
Mrs. J.. r.. chiiberg. Mrs. Waiter
Reed. Mrs George y. Ryan. Mrs.
Ralph GiEl. Mrs. p. $. Masters. Mrs
Howard Josiyn. Mrs. w. ~. Utter.
Mrs. David Bowen. Mrs. Donald r.
Olson. Miss Carrie shumway. Mrs.
George r. Appleton. Mrs. William
]. blackwell. Mrs. ". 4. Weed. Mrs.
o. II. Carpenter. Mrs. r.. u. Hussey.
Mrs. r. NJ. Jordan.
Mrs. $. j. Chadwick. Mrs o. T.
e. Dutfon. Mrs. Aiber, G. Phillips.
Mrs. George Esfey. Mrs. Oswald
Brown. Mrs. Edward Townsend.
Mn. Eiinor II. Thornc. Mrs. John =.
Hunter. Mrs. J. q Fenton. Mrs. r.
NJ. Askren. Mrs. r. -. Becker. Mira
r. J. Clement. Mrs. -. w. Me.
rsughfon. Mrs. a. j. Trumbull.
Mrs. n. n. Morgan. Mrs. Addie
Comfy. Mrs. George T. Thirsk. Mrs.
Bailey v. williams. Mrs. Joseph
Valentine. Mrs M G. Sehwennsen.
Mrs. $. II. Macdonald. Mrs. Arthur
Devoe. Mrs. n. NJ. Cbittenden.
Mrs. G. r. Caches. Mount Yer.
non: Mrs. J. II. Meyer. Everett. Mrs.
g. q. Adams. Anacortcs Mrs. Paul
Rhodius. sedro wooiisy. Mrs. Willis
q. Hopkins. Aberdeen. Mrs. VI. l..
Clifford. Tacoma; Mrs. J. Deiabarre.
Port Angeles. Mrs. w. W, Tolman.
Olympia: Mrs. Roy Case. Wsnatchce:
Mrs. w. C. Nickum, Tacoma. Mrs.
Howard @. Thompson. WalIa walla
Mrs. Frost Snyder. Tacoma. Mrs. Is.
l.. Titus. Ellensburg: Mrs. 8. A. Steer.
Raymond. Mrs. w. c. Whitfield. Bur.
ton; Mrs. George Hastings.
Assisting about the grounds VIII
be Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Howard Bal
lard. Mrs. o. -. Dngg. Mrs. Edwin
J. Reyburn. Mrs Alyah I, Carr. Mrs.
ID. w. McNaughton. Mrs. George ID.
Schofield. Mrs. ". 4. Reynolds. Mrs.
n. y. Hurley. Mrs. r. ID. Burwell.
Mrs n. r. Davis.
Tickets may be obtained from Mrs.
Small. SOC McKelv~y apartments. III.
lott 1885,.
Presiding at the urns will be Mrs.
Willis @. Hopkins Of Aberdeen. nomi-
nee for state regent; Mrs. Howard O..
Thompson Of WalIa Walla. state
chairman Of the committee on the
correct use Of the flag: Mrs. Henry
McCleary. vice.president general OF
the national society, and Miss May
Dunn Ward. acting dean Of women
at the University Of Washington.
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Seattle
>(ociefy
Mr.. and Mrs. Trimble In
froduce Daughter at
Smart Dance. Pre-
Nuptidl Entertain
ments.

FTuiE SUNSET CLuB WAS THE
= sitting last evening FOR delight.
ful dance. when Mr.. and Mrs. WIN.
lam Pitt Trlmhle formally Intro
,iueed their daughter. Miss Augusta
TrImhie. 90 their friends. The AZ.
fair also honored Miss Esther stew.
ems OF New York. claSsmate Of
Miss Trimhle. who Is visiting friends
IN town.
The flower appointments for the
occasion were very lovely. Masses
OF soft.tinte mid.season flowers.
combined the pastel shades OF blue.
nauve. pale yellow. pink and coral
with soft feathery green. A buffet
supper was served In tho lanai. with
Mrs. Richard u. Merrill and Mrs,
Thomas Green presiding az the urns,
Representatives from the army
and navy were in attendance, from
Camp Lewis. Fort Iawton and the
Puget Sound Naval station. many Of
them classmates OF Lieut.. Ford
Trlmhic. ". \, A.. son OF MIR. and
Mrs. Trimbie. who is In town for a
short tiuN. on his way TO his new
station in the Philippines.
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DR.. and Mrs.
Ldmson Hosts

Enterfainlng IN compliment 20
Adclrh BoIm. who leaves this even
inx for New York city. DIR. and Mrs.
Otis Floyd Lamson were hosts last
evening al a supper az their home
following the ballet program Al The
Cornish.
The thirty guests included the
Visiting members OF the Cornish
School faculty and a few intimate
friends.
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Bridge Luncheon for
Mrs. Leader

Mrs. John Donald Mcpherson Will
entertain with luncheon OF twenty
covers. followed by bridge. at her
home Thursday afternoon, as a com
piiment to Mrs. Edmond Leader, n
recent bride, and lifelong friend OF
the hostess.
Mrs. Leader plans TO leave soon
for New Haven. Conn. to Join Mr..
Leader. who will leave next week TO
coach the Yale crew.
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Miss Dorothy Davis
to Entertain

Miss Dorothy Davis has issued
cards for a shower tea at her home
on Thursday. August 20. from until
o'clock. complimenting Miss Louise
Enrich.
On saturday afternoon. August 10.
Miss Davis viii entertain with a
shower az home for Miss Dorothy
Douthltt. whose engagement was re-
GENTLY announced.
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Miss Coles
Hostess T'odqu

To compliment Miss Marion Me.
F:achern. just returned from Alberta.
Canada. and Miss Vivian Humphries.
who spent the summer 10 Nashville.
Tenn. Miss Margaret Coles enter.
tanned at her home this afternoon
with a luncheon of twelve covers.
The table was conferred with u
charming arrangement % swre, peas
and asters in the rnauve tones.
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Affairs Planned
for Brides-to-Be

Among the many affairs planned
for autumn bride@elect will be one
on Saturday. August 2s. to compIi.
ment Miss Marcia Berger and Miss
Louise Enrich. when Miss Alma
Calhoun viii entertain at nine tables
OF bridge in their honor. at her horne.
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Assisting at Tea
SATURDAY.

Assisting az the Misses Eileen and
Margaret Deianey's tea Saturday AZ.
terncon for Miss Marcia Berger ard
Miss Louise Enrich will be Mrs.
Arthur Trumbull Lee. Mrs. Howard
Chassain. Mrs. Edwin Charles Ewing
and Mira Frsrris Everett Mitchell.
who VIII alternate at the urns be
tween the hours OF and s O'Clock
Miss Margaret Yerkes. Miss Gladys
Deer. Miss Sarah Mcclintock OF spo-
kane. Miss Luri.ne Brown. Miss Lura
Tanner and Miss Farris Norton will
assist
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Personal

/ Mrs. Jason u. Butler will leave
this evening for schenectady. ". n,
10 visit her sonlin.law and daughter,
MIR. and Mrs Elliott Dean iiarring.
ton. stopping en- route 20 spend a
few days with her brother. Mr.. {. ".
Davidson, IN Milwaukee,. Mrs. Robert
l.. Green ia Chicago and Mrs. sam
uei W. Anderson IN la Crosse. Mrs
Butler plans 60 spend tho winter In
tire EAST returning by way Of Call.
fornIa IN tho spring
Miss Alice English. who has been
travelling abroad this summer. will
sail on the Olympic the last OF this
month for New York. returning TO
Seattle late IN October. On her way
home she viii visit IN Detroit and
will be joined IN Chicago by her
brother. Mr.. Hugh English, who VIII
return with her Via California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller Freeman.
their three sons and Miss Dorothy
HaEer. Of Vancouver. u. G.. returned
Monday from n two months motor
trip TO California.
Mr.. and Mrs Bruce Grain. Jr.. and
Mr.. Bruce Grain. Hr.. ~ Lamlson.
Ala, arrived TUESDAY afternoon and
are the guests OF AFR. and Mrs. r.. G..
Ewing. Later they will visit Mrs.
Ewlng's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. ".
Frost. AZ their homo near Wallace
Falls
Mfrs Nerna Ricketts,. Of Dallas
Texas. who n the guest 81 Mr. and
Mrs. William Baxter France. n leav.
Ing Saturday for Spokane. Mr.. and
Mrs. France. with their guest, spent
the weekend ~ Noun, Rainier.
Miss Hazel Jones, Of Washington.
u. C.. with Mlss Marion Cameron.
were The guests last week OF Miss
Jones. brother and sfrfsrJn-isw. Mr..
and Mrs. Harry nurnell Jones. hmv.
ing nioiored across the continent.
Mrs. Walter Moore. who II spend
Ing August az Pacific Beach. was In
town for the weekend.
Mrs. John rathbone ard three chill.
dren. Of Chicago. who arc the house
guests OF AFR. and Mrs. X. A. Bur
nell. are spending few days IN Bell.
lnahnm. They will return Thursday
and. with Mr. and Airs. nurnell and
Miss LOUISE rurnen. will motor 20
Mount Rainier for tho weekend.
Mrs. Leslie Richard Groves. jr.
gcrnca wilson, in visiting her par.
ensn. Col u. ~. Wilson. 4. =. A. res
tired. and Mrs. Wilson.
Mls~ Anita Merry wheeler. who
has been tho guest ~ Mrs. Steven.
aon Smith for week. has returned
TO her bosne in Tacoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Austin Hen
derpon have returned from two
weeks trip to Miller river.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenelm wlnslow. jr,,
returned this week from a two
weeks trip to british Columbia.
afr. and Mrs. Newton Isl,head left
Saturday for a months sisi, IN Call
fornla-
Dr. and Mrs. J. v. Wagner have
returned from a ten days outing on
Hood canal
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Clubs
CLUBS FoR THURSDAY
Benefits for 0rshopedic Hospital

fntcriakeu and Aitl guilds OF the
childrsn'n ofthopcsiic hospital win be
entertained Thursday. Aewus' ~.
with bridsn party and tea ~ the
stockaae hotel. AZ klkl point Airs.
BESSIE T. Hedman. Of Aiki xulld, and
AIRS. W. n. Henderson. ~ fnteriaken
guild. will hs the Joint hoatesscs.
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Motor Picnic Trim

Mrs. Perry y. Truax viii compli-
ment her daughter. Miss Jane Truax.
and ten Of her young friends on a
motor picnic ut Snoqualmie. Wednes.
day. August %.
Mrs. Truax with her daughter are
leaving August rs for a two years
stay In Luzerne. Switzerland.
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Orthopedic Tea Shop
SerU1cf

Mrs. Lester Elliott will be hostess
for St. Margaret's guild OF 81 Marks
church at the Orthopedlc Tea shop
Thursday. assisted by Mrs. d. Nc.
Eachern. Mrs. w. w. Turner, Mrs.
J. n. Caffney. Mrs. Carol Butter.
worth, Mrs. J. w. Barbour. Miss
Laura Elizabeth stuart. Miss Cath.
crime Thomson and Miss Thslma
Barbour.
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Luncheon Honors
Mrs. Witter

Mrs. Carl r. Gould entertained
with an Informal luncheon at her
residence Tuesday. conplimenting
Mrs. Dean Gooding witter. Of San
francisco. who IL visiting her par
ents. Mr. and AIRS. William ID. Per.
kins.
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MisceL[oneoua Sho1ner

In honor OF Miss Amy Leone Dew.
enpeck. a bride.to-be. a miscelIane
Gus shower WAS given by Miss Jessie
Blanchard and Miss Mary Rigstad
on Saturday at Miss Rigstad's home
In DIT. Baker park.
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The board % trustees % the BED.
Grafton Of women's Club. viii hold a
special meeting IN the pariors % the
Rainier Grand hotel Thursday. Au.
gust II. az 1890 a m. Mrs. Wilson
X Gay. chairman, requests all mem.
beers 10 attend. an tho meeting l~ i'm.
porsant.
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In compliment 10 Miss Edna Me.
crecry. Mrs. Robert z. Sinai. and
Miss Mary small win entertain with
bridge tea and Kitchen shower at
their apartments at the McKeivey
Saturday afternoon.
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Dinner to Honor
ENGAGED Pair

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Broderick are
entertaining with dinner for six.
teen AZ their residence Saturday
evening. honoring Miss Marcia Ber.
ser and her fiancc. Mr. Richard r.
Frost
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Seattle Rose society and its auxfls
larry have been invited by 3fr. James
A. Hays. president OF the Tacoma
Rose society. 20 visit Tacoma gar
dens. Friday. Aug. Is. The boat
leaves al a. ma from the coimsn
dock.
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Informal Luncheon

Complimenting Mrs. Dean Ccodlng
Witfsr. Miss Hazel Mcmillan enter.
tanned with small luncheon at her
home this afternoon.
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seattle Review No. 4

Seattle Review No. 4. w. n A.. ~
the afaccnhecs. will have their annual
picnic AZ Woodland park. Thursday.
August ~. beginning at ii1s a. m.
Members invited.