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Committees for
Tennis Carnival

The Tennis Carnival planned for
August and at the club will DO
an afternoon and evening affair,
with dancing on the courts, golf. and
all the usual carnival features. GaiIy
decorated booths will dot the grounds
and supper viii be served each even.
ing In the garden at six O'Clock.
The chairrnen Of the committees
and their assistants follow: Dancing,
Mrs. Thomas Green. assisted by Mrs.
Arthur Latimer. Mrs. Livingston -.
stedman, Jr.. Mrs. Andrew Price.
Mrs. Hamilton Rolfe, Mrs. Charles
Kerr. Mrs Albert stubb. Mrs. Ross
Downs. Mrs, George Douglas. Mrs.
Leo HaIgbt. Jrs. Pierce Haight. Mrs.
Walter McEwan Tomkins. Mrs. Har-
old Burchsrd. Mrs. r. A. strout. Jr..
Mrs. G. II. Eberting, Mrs. Henry
colver, Nrg. Henry Kefcham. Mrs.
caspar Clarke. Mrs. Georgs Kribbs.
Mr. Jrm~~ Colbert Sullivan and the
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FOOLISH QUESTION

II G.. Wells IL known In Europe
as bello-pacifiss. ana truly hts 70
cent peace articles have stirred up
lot ~ bitterness and STRIFE
Tho speaker wan stephen rsau.
kanne. tho French publiclss. He
went on
Wells reminds me % the cautank
erous Individual who was about TO
BE- married. when he cama to tho
church on the wedding morning he
warned The minister beforehand that
he didn't want any fuss.
He consented. however. 20 station
himself IN due form at tho flower
decketi altar. hut ms the minister pro
cecded with tho ritual he got more
and more impatient. Finally when
he wnT asked IL he. Henry, did take
this woman. Jane. to be hls lawful
welded wife. and 30 on. he gave a
snort before the question was half
thru. and then turned 20 the congre-
cation and said Ia n loud. jeerlng
voice:
Well. gucss I came here with that
intention."--fos Angeles Times.
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Seattle
Society
Miss Edna McCree,y to
We'd in September; En-
terrain for Miss Flor
cncc Annahc.

U,AE marriage OF Miss Edna Lucille
! Mecrccfy. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mira. Hugh Wilson Mccrecry. TO Mr..
Beverly Vernon Hancock. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hancock. Of
Fargo. \. p. will be solemniEed
saturday evening. September :. In
Trinity Episcopal church At $50
o'eicck. with tho Rev. William II.
Hiss reading the service.
Miss Mary Small will be maid OF
hcner and little Mavl. Jean Me
crecry. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wiiford c. Mccreery. flower gifi.
Mr.. Edison McCreery. brother Of
the bride. will be best man. and the
ushers arc 20 b. Mr.. Hush White.
NV. Mr.. Justin Haynes. Mr.. stephen
Haynes and Mr.. lack perlne.
A small reception for close friends
and the bridal party win follow the
ceremony At the home Of AIR. and
Mrs. MeCrsery.
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PATRoNEssrs

Fer the elaborate dance 20 be given
tonight at LeHchi park IN compliment
20 the sailors Of the fleet. 10 which
tho entire enlisted personnel has
been invited. win include tho mos,
distinguished names. an well ms the
most charming matrons. IN scattic'n
Service Set Among them ara Mrs.
Phillips. wife Of Colonel Charles l..
Phillips. y. 4. A.. retired. recently IN
command % the Reserve Officers
Training corps at the unisarnlty Of
Washington: Mrs. Meyer. wife OF
Colonel oren u, Meyer. q. \. Al Mrs.
Gregory. wife Of Rear Admiral
Luther =. Gregory. Y. q. X; Mrv.
wetsengei. wifs Of Captain Ivan
Cyrus wettsngsl. u. y. ~. IN the
absence OF Rear Admiral John Adrian
Hoogrwerff. 4. \. ~. acting com.
mandnnt OF tho Puget Sound navy
yard. Mrs. 0amborg Andersen. wife
OF Colonel Carl Gambofg Andersen.
~, s. NJ. c.. commanding the marine
barracks IN the Yard. Mrs. Charles.
wifo 81 Colonel Oscar J. Charles. 4.
Ia. A. colonel commanding Fort Law.
tom Mrs. Schultz. wife ~ Colonel
~. ~. Schultz. n C.. L. 5. A.. Mrs.
Mnrqnart. wifa Of Colonel Peter Flu.
gene Maranart. q. y. A.. retirc.i. Mrs.
Wilson. wlfo 81 Colonel n. n. Wilson.
~. 8. A.. retired. Mrs. Kay. wife %
Lieutenant Colonel Joseph G. Kay.
II. = A.. Mrs Wilson. Wife Of Com,
mandrr J. -. Wilson. 4. r. ~. com,
mandins officer % the rrceiyln2 ehlp
In tho Yard. Mrs. crah,ree. wife ~
Surgeon q. ~. crabiree. Z. q T.. ".
r.. Mira Derickson. wife Of Com.
nsander Richard n. perickson. y. n
G. and q. T.. inspector for the district
including Washington. Oregon and
AiAsssa: AIRS. Moore. wife u Major
Harvard G. Moore. Z. n A.: Mrs.
DENNIS. WIFI Of Major r. q. Dennis.
Y. =. A.: AIRS. r. G. Cotton: Mrs.
Maurice Thompson. wife Of the adiu.
'ani general ~ the state. represent
Ing the National Guard. Mrs. heals.
wife % Colonel Walter Burgess
neaIs representing the Organised
Reserves
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Affairs for Visitor

To honor MiAs t'iorence An.
nahcie. OF Portsmouth. y. H.. who
= spending the summer with her
niece. Mrs Daniel n. Trcfethen. Mrs.
Francis Johnston Il entertaining. with
= luncheon At her home Thursday
Afternoon.
This afternoon Mrs Jacob Kauf.
mann asked a few friends informally
- tea AZ her home At four o'clock TO
meet Miss Annabie.
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Card Day at
Tennis Club

Mrs. Curtis Sargent and Mrs. Rex
Stafford VIII be the hostesses at the
regular card day at the Tennis club
Thursday, assisted by Miss Rather.
Inc Bacon. Miss Mary Donworth.
Miss Lucy semple swanstron and
Miss Priscilla Anderson. Reserva-
tons for tables may be made at the
club.
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Ikssyv what terrible pain one suf-
fers WITH n sure-~sough csse Of
rheumatism. and I know how 20 get
rid Of rheamstfsn. . was carried ~
two friends Of mine 90 DIR. I>~aah-
uey's Human nak~ oven I wea suf-
ferfsx fsrfures with fnflsn .atsry
yh~ums ffsmf had b~~n bedridden fer
over a period Of 10 days. Tho nsst
bake had such s<dnfiv< effect that
I was able 90 walk from the bake
even 90 she bed watch the nurse
wrapped me I'm hot BLANKETS en--an1
where I continued 90 sweat profuse-
~. After my vsrm shev~r es& slew
cosfing~og pro~~ss I was able 60
wsfk out 90 = ear unsssfst~d- Thst
SURPRISED my frseBds. yeu sasy -
suwe---snd I. too. was most agv~>abBy
surprtsed--snd after the fifsk kaks
was able Co drive my car. ! feel
fvvonderfui--ssd I ear assure asy
sufferer they are uaking mistake
when they overlook being baked
And Dr. Lsuahaey's esrre<tive plan
~ eating las esmDSeseiy sverueDs
all of my stomach trsuble. and 70 has
gssten me esffrely rid 81 esnssfpa-
sieu that ! have been troubled With
steadily fer years snd yesss. . wass-
ed In strength snd weight, and all ~
my friesds remark about how mach
heavier and better I lock. Tie Hs-
nanp Bake Owes - . wonderfuI In
vsntIen- Nest sfscerefys ARTHUR
" TgEL. hs@e address. 12io South
T. street. Tacoma. Waah-, pheae Ma1n
eosz-Js or Sisd mo ~ Truck Hsuss
No. =
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Teach her the easy way
to do the hardest task.

Show her how the big lasting Rinse suds soak out
the dirt. Even the most eround-in dirt Is loos-
ened that light rubbing with dry Rinse takes
away all traces Of Ii.
Every grain of Rinse Is tiny bit of soap-so
pure and perfectly balanced that it soaks clothes
clean without hard rubbing. That Is why women
using II instead of bar soap for the family wash.
Rinse does the family wash as easily and won
derfully Lux does fine things. Sold everywhere.
1t comes In two zes-the regular size and the big
new package. Get Rinse today-at grocery and
department stores. Lever Bros. Co., Cambridge,
Mass.
NOTE-In hard water II takes from u to package
OF Rinse to q tub to make good suds. In rery hard
you will need from Ia to packages o a tub
get the big lasting suds that loosen oil the dirt
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Compiimenting Mrs. william ".
Taft. Of Aurora. ~. ". Mrs. Annie l..
Reed entertained the Autumn Leaf
club at luncheon Friday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. II. ID. Bartlett.
Mrs. Taft. whose son. MFR. Donald
r. Taft, Is a member Of the faculty
Of Wells college. Is spending the sum
mer on Puget sound.
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Mddrona Guild at
Tea ShoD

Mrs w. A. Irwin win be hostess
for the Madrona guild at the Ortho-
pedic Tea shop Wednesday. assisted
by Mrs John Lewis. Miss y. w.
Hickey. Mrs. r. NJ Mitchell. Mrs. A.
D. Walker. Miss Ben Tef;iey. Mrs J.
A. Ramsay. Mrs. A. v. Ross. Mrs
Carol White and Miss Dean Irwin.
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Wonaen's University Club
Beach Purtu

The women's University club has
arranged an afternoon and evening
beach party at tho home OF Mrs.
Lambert Stewart. 1912 wildwood
place, at FauntIeroy. for Tuesday.
August 1. Bridge. tennis. swimming
and dancing viii be enjoyed by mem
bers. their friends and children.
Bring picnic supper: the club will
serve coffee.
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Llincheon Welcomes
Miss .Josllnl

In welcome to Miss Ruth Icsiyn.
who. with her mother. afrs. Howard
Josiyn. has recently returned from n
years absence In the East. where
Miss Josiyn attended the Emma VIII
lard school. Mrs. william ID. Perkins
md Miss Polly Perkins entertained
today at the Sunset club with =
luncheon of ten covers
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~
Mrs. James fIoee. Mrs. Harry Doi-
com. Mrs. Claude Ramsey. Mrs
Francis Guy Frink and Miss fiewei.
Ign Morrison left last Friday for Vie.
toria for a motor tour OF Vancouver
island. and viii return Thursday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. @. shorrock hays
returned from a weeks trip Ia Mount
Rainier.
Mr.. Charles Woolney has returned
from two weeks visit in Denver.
Colo.
Mrs. Herbert coho, who has been
the guest OF Mrs. William Harper for
several weeks. VIII leave Sunday BY
way Of Canada for her homo In
Mount Vernon. ". Y.
Mrs John uocicher and Mrs. w. IL.
Mead ootored over from Wenatchee
10 he the guests Of Mrs. Goeicher'a
daughter. Mrs, Harry Booking. this
week. and 10 yi.lt The wayfarer.
Mrs. T. v. HardenberKh and Miss
Gertrude liardenbergh returned Mon.
day from the East. coming BY the
way Of Yellowstone park.
Mrs. A. q. Kerry went down 90
Portland this morning 70 meet her
daughter. Miss Glen Kerry. who has
been attending Miss isiliott's school
az Naheot,a.
Mr. and Mrs. c. v. cllderslesve. OF
Chicago. who spent last week as tho
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. q. ". NJ. Pratt.
left Monday for Portland.
DIR. and Mrs. IL. ". Cleveland and
daughter. Ruth. % burlington. were
guests OF friends Ia this city last
week
Miss Fiorence I:iiis. Of Mlnnespo-
lis. ~ spending the summer with afr.
and Mira. @. 4. n. Pratt
Mrs. =, ". Coo and children. Madsi.
Rodney and Lorraine. Of Yakima.
hav. taken cottage At Fauntieroy
park for the summer
Mrs. John Crawford isft Sunday
for viait In California
AFR. and Mrs Arriro ~. Young re-
turned last week from a motor trip
around Vancouver Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Kio. returned
Thursday from n motor trip thru
southern California and tho yosem.
tie valley.
MIR. Tryrvo ruschmsnn n leaving
"Wednesday for wrangeil. Alaska. 70
Welt her parents. Mr.. and Mira y. y.
Bronson. for monfh.
Nfrs. c. c. Carpenter and little
daushter. Lucille. returned Friday
fsofn a 1--WE weeks trip 20 California
Mrs r. =. CIR ard son. Warren. ~
Yakima are spending the summer At
Faun,isroy beach.
Mrs. Ray Halloway. Of nox~man.
Mont. 10 the guest % Mrs wllmot
Lilly.
Mrs. r. NJ Won <s,fier win leave
Friday 20 visit friends on Orca, II.
land
Mrs. Hsrths Kubay. OF San Fran.
cisco. and her cousins. tho Misses
bertha and Celia Goldsmith. of Port.
Land. ars In the city on their way TO
the Canadian Rockies.
Mr.. and Mrs. ceorE. rlstnan and
MisH Grace fAatm&n Of Yakima ar~
spending two weests In town.
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necr teacher OF Eastern Washington.
who Is In the city for = few days. her
old-timc pupils At walia waila. Col
fax and elsewhere. are planning =
picnic az Roosevelt park for Friday.
July Is. which win give her former
pupils and friends an opportunity to
greet her again Everyone interested
IL invited TO attend Bring lunch.
which win be served ne O'Clock.
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Tho West Seattle w. c. r. L. will
meet AT the home of Mrs. W. y.
Scott. corner Of West Alaska 81. and
California ave. Wednesday, July &c.
AZ gao o. m. Members urged 10 be
present. az important business will
be transacted. Friends and neigh.
bors weIcoms.
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WELCOMING

Affairs have been eyerywhers
noted. small. Informal. delightful A.,
family dinner tables. on club vcrnn
das. IN smart restaurants. the Off
GERS In uniform have conferred all
eyeH They are 40 well set up. 20
well Frooned. 20 au eournnf. that
ones patriotic pride In Tho nations
defenders IL only naturni. Among
fhose for whom especially pretty
parties have Just been given are
Commander Eugene Tr'corr. 4. q.
~. well known 70 eeattie'r Service
Set: fcnasrn Douglas Baker. Z. q. NJ.
and Ensign Charles Drcssisr Muir.
ply. Z. r. ~.
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Entsrtains for
Mra. H0Il0iUdu

Mr. and Mira James Phelps enter
tninsd - dinner Monday eventng.
eomplfmsnting Mrs. Ray Holloway.
~ Doaanan. Mont. tho guest OF MIR.
and Mrs- wilmot Lilly.
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Tea at Laurelhurst
Home

Complimensing Mrs. John q.
0chermsrhorn and her daughter.
Mlas Elizabeth schermsrhorn. % Kan.
- City. who are visiting Mrs.
Charles l. r. sowis. Sfrs Arriso III.
xeung entertained with tea at her
noms In Laursihurst this afternoon.
Presiding At the tea table were Mrs.
hoszsr Reitxs ard Mrs BENJAMIN
InseEbrook. assisted by Mrs. Philip
Austin Henderson. Mrs Wilbur Ives.
Nlrn- Charles Matthews. Jr.. and Mrs.
willard Sheldon. of PRio Alto.
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Luncheon viii Honor
Mrs. Eberle

Mrs John Collins viii entertain
with . luncheon ~ the Sunset club
Ihursdxy afternoon. honoring Mrs
MERLE. wife Of Admiral Edward W.
Eberie. commander .in-chses Of the Pa
enc feet
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DR.. Loughney, Famous Dieti.
tian, Publishes New Book
Free to You Postpaid

You viii vains shis beek highly. ~
win mall them sus FREE WrSts ysus
name ssd a1ar~-s pistnty. and ysu VIII
v~cntve yeur book by retarn mall 1h<y
are wrAppc6 and ready - nzs1i cut
NOTE--Dr. tooHhs>yss BAks Own
Treatment offie<s arc iernte6 ~ The cor-
n~w Of fifth and uBfop. In the Crnsy
Building. Rcoms xie-1ii-ef1-sIs-1I4-
Dr. Isuxhn<y IL a~~fstcd By opmpseent
lady nnrs~s. HeurN - m. - ,. n
Sunday. - IL eniy. Ieiephsss naAn
et4x-
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unIyrnity Post Auxiliary

Auxiliary 20 University post.
American Legion. will hold meet
Ing wednesday evening. July 70. AZ 3
o'clock. IN the University branch n.
brary.
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The ladies Of the Grand Army Sew
Ing club will meet Wednesday. July
70. with the newly elected president.
Mrs. Mae s'ernberg. 1sti n. ssth A.
Take Meridian car.
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Hrs. Allen Hostess
0f Tea

Mr.. Robert Allan win BE- hostess
- tea Thursday from to o'clock.
eonplImensing Mrs. Jessie ciapp. Of
In6ianapoiis. who - the guest Of
NJ SISTER. Mrs. J. p. Austin. Mrs,
~. @. Clarke and Mrs. Austin viii
peonids At the urnx.
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Green Lake W. c. r. u. and T.. y.
i. will hold their annual picnic at
Woodland park wednesday. July 20.
~ II n. m. Members and friends
welcome. Coffee will bs served.
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Wisconsin, 6oIdenrod fyub

The wisconsin Coidenrod club win
meet with Mrs T. Arqustts. 1919 Ter.
~ ave- "wednesday. July 20. Box
lunch at 1870. All former wisconsin
ladies welcome.
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officers OF the New Mexico. whose
guest iint included the navy yard Of.
ficiais. the dancing contingent from
The officers Of the visiting fleet and
various civilian house guests.
Official dances have also recently
been Rfvcn by the captain and the
officers Of the Pennsylvania. the Ari.
zona and the Oklahoma. II IN ru.
mored that formal and picturesque
ball viii be arranged on one Of the
larger baiileshlpa. the hosts 20 be
tho officers o. the fleet. Al date
10 be announced IN the near future.
always with the navy proyiso. duty
permitting, One Of the duties. how.
ever, that the navy officer scrupu.
iously observes. more closely than
docs his civilian brother. II the re.
turn Of social obligations. And big
dance ON a biz ship would be. In this
connection. extremely popular.
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Install ofno~.

The Grand mafron OF the order OF
Eastern Star will constitute and in.
stan officers OF Junnita chapter. u.
~, At Dies Moines. Wednesday even.
Ing. July 20. At Odd Fellows haii.
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Clubs
CLUBS ron WEDNESDAY


Lorraine Social club. o. y. g.. viii
meet IN Masonic temple. wednesday.
July 20. al 2 p. m. All Eastern stars
invited.
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REAR ADMIRAL

David c. Potts. 4. =. ~. paymas.
ter general ~ the navy. was honor
guest ON Monday NJ an official din.
ner given at their quarters In the
Yard BY Captain ivan Cyrus Wet.
tsnEel. Z. s. ~. acting commandment.
and Mrs. WettenHeL The party was
completed BY Commander J. T..
Hatch. =. C.. 4. r. ~. and Mrs.
Hatch. and by tho admlraI's aide.
Lieutenant Commander v. y. Me.
Milien. 4, c.. Z. q. ~.
Earlier N the day the admiral was
the guen, ~ luncheon. az their quar-
tiers IN the Yard. Of Commander J. T.
Hatch. X. G.. y. r. ~ and Mrs
Hatch. Ills viea.vin were Captain
Ivan Cyrus wesiengei. q. &. ~, and
Lieutenant Commander n. T.. BIC.
Miilcn. 4. 3, ~.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
Dunlap PIT. A. Picnic

me Dunlap Parent Teacher asso-
ciauon and tho Dunlap community
VIII nave n picnic Saturday. July 20.
IN Atlantic City Park. Bring bas, -
, !. ooffee win be served by tho
~. A. children's sports win be
ns,a AZ . D m. and tho picnic supper
VIII be served AZ Q p. m. Tho eve.
ming program will include speaking
x. II. Vivian.
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EACER little worker-she has only just left of
~ playing at the things she now Is learning to
do In earnest.
Don't let her know the cruel washday rubbing
that used to tire you Teach her instead the
new and easy way to do this hardest task.
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Was the dance given on Saturday
At tho navy yard hy the captains and
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Mrs. James iIoge. Mrs. Harry noi.
com. Mrs Claude Ramsey Mrs.
Francis Guy Frink and Miss tiewei.
Ign Morrison left last Friday for Vie
toria for q motor tour OF Vancouver
island. and viii return Thursday
evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. n. q. shorrock have
returned from weeks trip Ia Mount
Rainier.
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Mrs. A. q. Kerry went down 90
Portland this morning 20 meet her
daughter. Miss Glen Kerry. who has
been attending Miss Eiliotts school
az Naheotta
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woman's Century Club PIcnsc

Tho annual picnic OF tho woman's
Century club viii be held Friday.
July -. with Miss Emma Subway
az Kirkland. Bring own sandwiches
and cake. plate. cup. knife and spoon.
Kirkland ferry leaves Madison park
AZ 1885 n m.
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Mr.. and AIRS. C. v. cllderslesve. OF
Chicago. who spent last week NJ ths
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. q. ". NJ. Pratt.
left Monday for Portland
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Mrs. T, Y, ffardenberRh and Miss
Gertrude iiardenbergh returned Mon
day from the East. coming By the
way Of fellowstone park.
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MIR. Trygve Ifuschmsnn II leaving
"Wednesday for wrangeil. Alaska. 20
Welt her parents. Mr.. and Mira n. y.
Bronson. for a month.
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Mrs, John uoelcher and Mrs. w. IL.
Mead motored over from Wenatchee
10 he the guests Of Mrs. Coeicher's
daughter. Mrs, Harry Booking. this
week. and 10 visit The Wayfarer.
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Mr.. Charlie. wooiney has returned
from a two weeks visit in Denver.
Colo.
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Mrs. Ray Hailo~ay. Of nox~man n.
Mont. 10 the eues, Of Mrs. wllmos
Lilly.
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Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Kjo. returned
Thursday from motor trip thru
southern California and tho yosep.
tie valley.
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Mrs c. c. Carpenter and iitti.
dsusht~r. Laciii-. returned Friday
fsotn 1--WE weeks trip 10 California.
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southwest Seattle Improvement Club
Tho Southwest Seattle Improve.
fnsnf club win have their firsf annual
picnic at Redondo Beach Sunday.
July 40
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DIR. and Mrs. IL. E Cleveland and
daughter. Ruth. Of burlington. were
guests OF friends Ia this city last
week.
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AIRS r. .. CIR ard son. Warren. Of
Yakima. are spending the summer at
Fann,isroy beach.
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Mrs. Herbert coho, who has been
the guest OF Mrs William Harper for
several weeks. VIII leave Sunday by
way OF Canada for her homo In
Mount Vernon. ". Y.
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Mrs. r. n Won Ksffier win leave
Friday 90 visit friends on oruas IL.
land
Mrs, nsrths Kubsy. OF San FRAN.
cisco. and her cousins, tho Misses
Bertha and Celia Goldsmith. Of Port.
Land. nre en- the city on their way 10
the Canadian Rockies
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Miss Fiorence Ellis. Of Mlnnespo.
lis. ~ spending the summer with afr.
and Mira. q. +. NJ. Pratt.
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AFR. and Mrs Arriro &C. Young re-
turned last week from motor trip
around Vancouver island.