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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-15
Personal

Mra George n. Walker has re-.
turned from Occur d'Alone. where
sho spent the summer with her son.
ia.iRw and daughter SIR. and Mm.
John Philip Weyorhaeuuef.
Mrs. Peter Mci.ennnn N yancou
yer, u. c. Ia spending fow days IN
town
Miss Hclsn oootE will leave the
Last OF the month for Eugene. ore.
TO attend the University Of Oregon.
Mrs Walter Gaihmith and chill.
dron have returned from a summer
spent Al Saints llesi.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Herbert witherHpoon
have come IN from their summer
home nj wing Point Go their apart.
mont In town.
Mr., and Mrs Thomas y. Tyrer. Jr..
Of Friday Harbor. are visiting Mr.
Tyrers parents. Mr. and Mrs. T. d.
T'yrers
Mr. and Mrs. leo Black dorothy
MoIswanl are being congratulated
upon the birth Of son. William Sic.
Evan. September 10 az the Swedish
hospital.
During tho absence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Atnndeli Henry abroad. their
home will b occupied by Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick II, Parks.
SIR and Mn. Sidney d. Gibson are
receiving congratulations on the
birth OF a son. September .. nj co.
lumbua rnnltarium.
Mrs william A. shannon will re.
turn Sunday from her summer place
AZ Lake cheian and will be at home
az the Hotel Sorrento.
Mr.. and Mrs. william r. Pierce
left today on a six weeks trip East.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. W. elise. who have
been visiting their sonIn.law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrn. J. Irving
coiwell. left Tuesday by motor for
their home In Aliadena, Cal.
Mrs. Geneyieve Blethen and her
mother. Mrr Martha swadley have
removed from their home at Three
Tree Point, 10 their apartment In the
olympiAn.
Miss Ruth Counor OF san Fran.
cisco. who has beon visiting relatives
and friends IN town for a month.
lsft Thursday for her home.
Mrs Lewis c. Palmer OF Arlington.
spent Friday In town.
Mrs. Francis Packer and son.
Francis. Jr, viii leave tonight for
Coronado. 10 join Lieut.. Packer. and
remain for the winter.
Mrs Z. b. sewoll. OF Chicago. is
whiting her Hon.in.law and dnugh.
ter. Mr., and Mrs. John C. Eden. a,
their home al the Highlands.
Mrs. George T. Myers and son.
Mr. Walter Chaplin RamseycF. left
today Tor San Francisco. Mp. Ny.
err VIII return after short visit.
but air. RAmaeyor viii so 70 Lon
Angeles for longer stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. a. Smith
and Dr. and Mrs. cAsrar HharpieH
will leave Monday. on abort motor
trip to spokane and Yakima.
Nine. Jacques Jns.5;srviiio has re.
turned TO Seattle. after spending tho
summer IN Paris. France. and has
resumed her work nj the Cornish
school.
Miss Lois Wiley returned today
from the East. where sho was sent
by tho Federation Of Music Clubs
20 represent the state Of washing.
ton IN a national contest OF young
vocallats. at Ahhevllle. n. C. Miss
Wiley VIII leave early in October for
Pii;sburg. Pa. where she will be
contralto aoioist in tho sixth United
Presbyterian church.
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IoNEsoME GLIB

The Lonesome club viii enter.
tain with dance Saturday evening.
September Is. at III Spring st..
Holyoko building. Tho psychology
class OF the club viii meet Sunday.
September Ie. Mt 75o p. m. a, the
fioiyoke building.
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Calendar for Orthopedic Shops

Trinity Church guild with Miss Olga Deckhon direct
the the ,rthopedc Shop
George Bell Mrs G. f. Woods Mrs Gilbert Mcpher.
b. Incks M
j.. al A. w. nderson. -
TUESDAY st Marks Church Margaret chea hostess wedne
Westminster guild Mrs Matheson Thursday
guild ST. Marks church. Mrs Baker Friday A AUXILIARY
Mrs Charles Gaffner hostess Saturday L. club Farley
The Thrift shop will be in charge morning
Dousield NJ lea
with Mrs Norman L. Burton w. II Spawn
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ALPHA AUXILIARY
CARD PARTY

Alpha auxiliary. No i. to local
No. ssT wishes TO announce It's card
party to be given Saturday evening,
September is. nt Dartnall's cafetc.
ria. Leary building. Second and Mad.
ison. Playing viii start AZ s:ib p.
m. Good prizes TO be awarded.
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HONOR CLUB

~ az Assf Asih AsAAsNisD
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Y. White
will entertain the Honor club with a
card and dancing party on Saturday
evening. September %. at 8 o'clock.
at their homo, 5sil woodiawn ave.
All members and friends OF Aauila
lodge. No. IS. d. OF H.. are invited.
For reservations. call ME irsc.5s57.
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SHAwoNDAssE CLUB TO
GIVE BENEFIT PARTY

The shawondasso club has planned
a bridge party at the Hotel Wash.
ington. on Friday. September 81, at
2 p. m, tho proceeds to DO used for
relief work In Japan. There will be
80 tables in play on the mezzanlnc
floor.
Mrs. W. D. Martin is serving as
chairman Of committee on ar.
rangements, assistcd by Mrs. L. M.
Woodruff. Mrs. l.. v. Rawlings. Mrs.
w. Scott Riggs, Mrs. ]. l.. Mcgrcw,
Mrs. William McGrogor and Mrs. G..
ID. Stratton.
Those wishing TO reserve tables
should call Mrs. stratton, ME irse.
27s7
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Entertaining for California Guest

We guests viii be snteriained.
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Hal Reid's famous old play. "Hu.
man Hearts," was 80 successful
whom put on tho screen by KIng
Bagot that he has decided to pro.
ducc another OF his plays, whom
God Hath Joined"
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HIoHLANp PARK ar. 4.

HIUHLAND Park PIT. A.
Highland Park PIT. A. will have
It's first meeting OF the year on
Tuesday. September 10. AT 2;o0 p,
m. Mrs. May Avery wilkins will
give an address Refreshments will
be served.
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Music
Renowned Artists TO
Appear in Joint
Recital

Madame Margaret MatEenRuor. the
worlds greatest contralto. viii be
heard In Joint recital with Clarence
Whitehlll. renowned bass baritone. on
Tuesday evening. October 2, NJ the
Arena.
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Mr. and Mrs. feo Black dorothy
McIswanl are being congratulated
upon the birth Of son. William Mc.
Evan. September ~, az the Swedish
hospital.
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woMAN.s LAKEWOOD CLUB

woMAN's LAKEWOOD CLUB
The Womnn's Lakewood Civic
club will meet Tuesday, September
IL, at 2 p. m, at the Lakewood
club house Mrs. Lee II. Mcclay
and members OF the membership
committee will be In charge OF the
program and there will be rccep.
tlon to welcome the new members.
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MOTHERS. CLUB

To 9fIFsNfI
The Mothers club Of Sigma Alpha
Epsilon fraternity Will meet at the
home OF tho president. Mrs D. A.
Gardner. SAGE nth ave. N, f.. on
Tuesday. September IS. at 2:3o pm.
Members urged TO attend
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p. Il. o. CONVENTION TO
CONVENE IN SEATTLE

Tho 2sth biennial national conycn.
ton OF the supreme chapter. r. Il. O.
statehood will convene in Seattle oc.
tober rs inclusive. Ono thousand
visitors are expected. including 400
delegates. Tho Hotel Washington
viii be convention headquarters. but
tho convention proper win bo held at
the Masonic Temple. Pine and Harry.
ard. Arrangements have been made
70 that guests may obtain meals at
the temple. Mrs. John Wallace II
general chairman on arrangements.
and the chairmcn OF the various com.
mittees include: Mrs. Charles II.
Lilly. publicity: Mrs. James Calvert.
housing; Mrs. orris Gassaway, re.
ccption; Mrs. James A. Kerr, pro.
gram: Mrs. ]. II. Gaffncy, trnnspor.
tation: Mrs. +. Il. Winter, decora.
tons; Mrs. stephen j. Chadwick.
place OF meetings; Mrs. @. Il. NJ.
Pratt. entertainment: Mrs. Charles
Pagan, finance: Mrs. ID. a. soIbert,
registration: Mrs. Taft, courtesy.
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LADIES OF THE
GOLDEN NORTH

Mg. A. l.. Heath will entertain
tho Ladies OF the Golden North at
her home. SOC Terry ave. wednes.
day. September 10. Mt p. m. Mem.
bors will be privileged TO bring one
Alaskan guest. A silver offering will
DO taken. Take James At car.
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SEWARD PIT. A
GUARANTEE CLUB

The Quarnnte club will meet with
Miss Clara Hazslgreen. 42la Beach
drive. on Tuesday evening. septcm.
Der rs. Dinner VIII be served at
$40 O'Clock
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Star Want Ads cost 10 little that
II encourages you to usc thcm. Call
MA In .060O and phone your nd NOW.
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Celebrating birthday
home aat
Saturday Included Elaine
Hopkins Pauline Thomas Angela Dorothy
Otto Dimes assisted Mrs Farmer serving the dainty
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NORTH END PROGRESSIVE

NORTH END PROGRESSIVE
CLUE
The North End Progressive club
will assemble for the first regular
meeting OF the fall season. on Tues.
day, September rs, Mt 221S N. aIst
ut Mrs, J q. Austin will BIO the
hostess Reports from the state
federation will be heard and plans
made for the ensuing ycnr. Take
car 10 or 20 on Third ave. and got
off Mt a1st. Walk four blocks cast.
PLANS MADE FOR
FALL MEETING
On Wednesday morning tho pro.
gram committed Of the womons
Federation OF Evangelical Churches
OF Seattle, met nj tho y w. c. A..
and completed plans for tho fall
meeting on Tuesday. September 2b.
nj 2 p. m. at the First Christian
church. Broadway and Olive nj.
Among the interesting features on
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SEATTLE LODGE.

Seattle lodge. No. I. Degree OF
Honor. win mold its regular meeting
Tuesday evening. September IS, Mt
7;s5 o'clock. In Evergreen hall, 1909
Ninth ave A progressive whist
party will follow at o'clock. Re.
frcshmcnts. Degree OF Honor mem.
bcrs and friends invited.
Members from other states wish.
ing to transfer to Seattle lodge may
arrange TO do so at any time. For
information, call Mt the lodge rooms
the first or third Tuesday of each
month. or telephone the secretary at
sU nsot.2o79.
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LORRAINE CHAPTER
~ l. @

Lorraine chapter. o. Il, s.. will
give n card party Saturday evening.
September 20, at Dnrtnall's cafe
terra, corner Second ave. and Madl.
son vt. All Mnsons, Eastern stars
and friends cordially invited.
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QUEEN CITY SUNSHINE CLUB
The Queen City Sunshine club
will resume It's series of card
parties September 18th at the Ma.
sonic Temple.
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Mrs. Peter Mci.ennnn n yancou.
yer. "a c, ia spending Few days 10
town
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MEETING or BUILDING
TRUSTEES

The building trustees OF the FEEDER
alton OF women'a clubs will meet
Thursday. September 20. at tho Fed
Grated Clubhouse at 1880 a. m. Those
having lawn fe;o tickets are request
cd 20 return them at this meeting.
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Mra George n. Walker has re-.
turned from Occur d'Alcne. where
sho spent the summer with her son
ia.iRw and daughter Mr. and Mm.
John Philip WeycrhaeuHsf.
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FRUIT AND FLOWER

hi'biCAN ~ NuN'fs Chihs
on September rs and 20 the com.
bined circles OF tho Fruit and Flower
Mission. with Mrs. Alexander MeIster
acting as general chairman OF mr..
rnngcmcnts, will hold their annual
rummngc sale,
At this season OF the year house
wives are renrrnnginR their homes
In preparation for the coming win.
ter, eliminating unnecessary articles.
Discarded furniture. clothing, dishes,
etc, will be very acceptable to the
rummago sale committee. All DOM.
tons will be called for Immediately
by notifying the following chnlrmcn:
Mount Baker Park. Mrs. Phillip
Kinzer BE ach.3322; All Point, Mrs.
Alexander Meistcr, WE st.4oi2;
Hunts Point. Mrs. Charlton Hall.
Lakeside 2s.W; Queen Anne. Mrs. q.
I. c. Barton. GA rfd.ils6, Mrs. Ed.
win Fnirbourne. GA rfld.0s27. Junior
circle, Mrs. Edwin sclvin, GA rid.
O3o2: Broadway. Mrs. Hurry Otis Nc.
Knight, CA pitL3783.
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PRETTY Wedding Celebrated

The marriage OF Miss Evelyn Caddy daughter
caddy Mr. Victor Pnnad Of
September the home
Rev Erickson under
The bride In marriage BY father charming
satin beaded with pearls Her ue gaanded
Of
Hdiss winlfed gown canary
Little Rosebud Woods
Following the there supper Mrs
b.
black and
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During tho absence Of Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Alnndeli Henry abroad. their
home will b occupied by Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick II. Parks.
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Mr. and Mrs Thomas y. Tyrcr. Jr.
Of Friday Harbor, are visiting Mr.
Tyrers parents. Mr., and Mrs. 7. ID.
Tyror
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Mr. HARVEY FETTER be a
A'1 hononE
Mrs Bloed leaving sSh this month Boston
"a q
rts-f i've guest will be
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Quake Refugees Tell of
japan Wreck and Ruin
Passengers Aboard President Jefferson Give
Details of Awful Catastrophe

ABOARD THE \. s. PRIEST.
DENT JEFFERSON. en- route 20 Be-
ntle from Yokohama. Saturday,
Sept. ib-PaEsenEers from the terror
zones Of Japan on board this ship
had regained their spirits and cheer
today az the big Admiral Oriental
liner sped towards It's home port
The terrible experiences encountered
by the refugees In the burning
cities sf Tokyo and Yokohama
shook the veneer Of civilization 20
pieces. leaving only the primitive
instincts.
Today an the ship nsared port
smiles returned 20 the faces OF the
refugees: eyes lost the tired. haunted
look. They were nearing America
During the voyage from the
quake district. the survivors have
told many strange. weird tales OF
the catastrophe. Miraculous escapes
were recorded in scores Of instances.
Details Of the catastrophe have
been pieced together until the entire
calamity has been yisualized by the
tf~fau.ru
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Nine. Jacques Jns.-sssrvilfo has re.
turned 10 Seattle. after spending the
summer In Paris. France. and has
resumed her work nj the Cornish
school
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Mrs. william A. shannon will re.
turn Sunday from her summer place
AZ Lake Cheian and will be az home
az the Hotel Sorrento.
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FREMONT

W. 2, It. y,
Tho Fremont w. C. T. U. viii
meet on Tuesday, September IS. at
2 p. M, at the home OF Mrs. II.
Daw, 1908 N. 10th st. Subject,
Social Morality" There will be a
speaker.
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the program will be three numbers
BY the Womon'a Lyric Choral club.
and an address BY Miss Isabel craw.
ford, noted author and missionary.
All women mambefH % tho cvangei
lcai churches are cordially invited 70
attend this meeting. Mrs. Gunnar
Lund Ia chairman OF the program
COMMITTEES. and Mrs. s. d. wingatc.
president OF the federation.
SEWARD Pr. A.
The first PIT. A. meeting OF the
Seward school viii be held 10 the
assembly room on Thursday. sep
tcmber 20. A buffet luncheon will
be served at IL o'clock. with tho
teachers OF tho school as guests.
Reservations for the luncheon must
be made not later than Wednesday
noon. a short business session viii
follow the luncheon. when the
years work will be outlined. after
which Mrs. Pearl caac Dlough win
speak on Delinquency"
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Mrs Joseph Black Mrs Black. extending invitations
Barbara who
Is visiting Alrs Charles Black
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Date Set for Reception and Bal

Tho Womn University October H. as
she president
Everett Smith It's president Rayey
The affair viii be clubhouse invitations been
limited to members who viii be privileged invite guest
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GREAT CITIES RAZED
IN TWO HOURS


II did not take more than two
hours for Tokyo and Yokohama "a
be shaken 90 pieces.
The liner Empress Of Aus.
tralih was about 90 leave Yoko-
hama when the shock occurred.
The pier, where hundreds hid
gathered to say good bye 10
loved ones, crumpled and sank
into the bay. Scores were
drowned. The terrible earth
commissions were followed by
mighty hurricane that famed
flames and threw shipping In
the hsrbor into chaos. Huge
tanks OF oil nj the naval station
burst, caught fire and spread
over the land and harbor.
mass Of flames.
SEES BIG HOTEL
CRuMBTE. FALL
Mrs. Don Timing and infant
daughter. were unframed when their
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SEES BIG HOTEL.
CRu,fBT.E, FALL

Mrs. Don Timing and infant
daughter. were unframed when their
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WEBSTER z. II. A.

Webster p. 4. A. win hold It's first
meeting OF the yoar, on Tuesday
September Is, at a:15 y. m. Every
mother In the district is urged to DO
present
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Seattle Society
Edited by Lillian Keen LeBallister Telephone Main O6OO
Assistant-Frances Oldham
Large Dinner Planned for Travellers; Llnch-
con VII Honor Santa Barbara Visitor

con WtU Honor Santa Barbara Visitor
Ma HARVEY j. be sa,ur
w day 'ysnn September ~ " the sG9 club nono,n5 Mr. and
TArts1nys guests Win entertained
Entertaining for California Guest
Ms SssrS Sss and M o. ps n ARE sS s
Barbara who
Date Set for Reception and Ball
The w0mens University club October ~
Everett, smith and s v, Ss, ' % F 81 Rayl.S ~
limited members who ~rl prynsred invite
Initial Party at Sunset Club
The initial social afternoon the Sunset club this takes place
mrs erosscup the ho'ss'''
Informal Dinner This Evening
To honor Mr. and Mrs Lewis shay Of philadelphia who after
Branch entertaining informal this
evening at the Seattle Yacht club.
Bridge Tea to Honor Mother
Mr.. Ms,5 Evans has sen. gu, card, for sdse tea on
Evans OF cheboysan time The
Magflower Descendants to Haze Luncheon
the wOmens University wednesday. September 's
Dinner Hosts at Golf Club
In honor q M and Mrs Clarence Black santa Barbara CAL Mr.
Thursday evening at the Seattle ooif club
Luncheon to Honor Past President
The Mills president
luncheon Thursday
To Assist at Tea
AT Mrs o. j. c. Duons Tuesday
Sherman Walker Edmund John
< II.
Henry Lennox. Jrs and Miss Beth Bowen viii assist
Attendants Named for Wedding
The marriage
Bamer Mr. Thomas Frederick Gleed Mr. Mrs Frederick
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Named for Weddino

The marriage OF Miss Betty Bale daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Adam
Bae Mr.. Thomas
Geed OF
September
Thomas Baimer.
Mrs Thomas Bamer win attend the bride OF little
Carolyn Bame niece.
Ferry. be
Following the service there
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS ADD

ApDilloNAb CLUBS ADD
BEACON HILL =. Il. A.
The Beacon Hin p. 4. A. will
meet Tuesday, Sept. IS. at 5 p.
m. in the school building.
TO SPEAK ON NARCOTICS
DIR. McKibbcn will speak before
tho ladies OF tho First Baptist
Church on Wednesday. Sept. 10. at
2:3o p. m. on the subject OF Mar.
cotics and the danger to our boys
and girls.
WEST SEATTLE ART CLUB
The West Seattle Art Club viii
meet ut the homo OF Mrs, Max
Kuncr, 1906 Sunset Ave. on Wed
nesday morning. Sept 10, at 1890
o'clock.
Mrs. John r. Jacobsen will give
talk on the life and works Of
John In Fargo and Mrs. Roy T.
Bycrs will explain tho construction
and artistic results az stained glass,
IONA SOCIAL CLUB
Ionia Social club will meet We'd.
nesdny, September 10, at 2 p. M. In
the cnrd room Mt tho Masonic tom.
plc. Pine and Harvard. Eastern
Starr and friends welcome.
woMAN's CENTURY CLUB
Tho Drama department OF the
Womon's Century club viii meet
"Wednesday, September 10, Mt tho
home OF Miss Sara williams, at Mo.
dina. Members are asked to meet
at Lcschl Park nt i1;lb u, m, to take
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Giues Second Luncheon In Series

Mrs Thompson entertained informally
Wednesday
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Visitor Entertains at Dinner

with placed eighteen
visiting Frid
evening Hotel Washington
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includes DR. d. chairman Mr.
X Fulton.
Mr. Mr. T. Heer.
TruebIood r. NJ Hoffman
Barney Kelley Mr. Edward McIiugh and Mr. Harry Bowen
o'clock
the
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Initial Partu at Sunset CIub

The initial social takes place
he
Burke hOsiesses
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Issues Invitations for Bridge La,ncheo,

Mrs w H. Irvine has issued invitations bridge
home Friday September IL Twenysht
entertained.
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Mrs. Geneyleve Blethen and her
mother. Mrs. Martha swadley have
removed from their home at Three
Tree Point, TO their apartment In tho
olympiAn.
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Miss Ruth counor OF aan Fran.
cisco. who has been visiting relatives
and friends IN town for a month.
left Thursday for her home.
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Iyopota held business meeting
September 10. ut tho home OF Ger.
trudo Lohse. Tho girls planned the
meeting for two months In advance.
Tho next ono will be Mt the home OF
Mrs. Jayncs, September II. and will
take tho form OF song practice.
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Dinner Hosts at Golf Club
Luncheon to Honor Past President
To Assist at Tea

AT Mrs. o. ]. C. Duttons tea on Tuesday
Sherman Walker. Mrs. Edmund Bowden and Mr
AZ the urns: Mrs. Robert Z. Small. Mrs. Ernest
Henry Lennon. Jr.. and Miss Beth Bowen win
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-15

Miss Lois Wiley returned today
from the East. where sho was sent
by tho Federation Of Music Clubs
10 represent the state Of Washing.
ton in national contest OF young
vocailHts. at Ahhoyille. n. C. Miss
Wiley wifi leave early in October for
Pii;Eburg. Pa. where she viii be
oon,raito aoiolst in the sixth United
Presbyterian church.
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RAINIER CHAPTER STUDY
CLASS
Tho Study class OF Rainier Chap
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Mrs, Walter Gaihmith and chit.
dron have returned from a summer
spent M Saints Heat
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The Neeachce Campfire held their
first meeting this season. Thursday,
at the home of Gcncvieve Kellogg
vanita williams was elected secrc'
tary. The girls have decided TO
have hall Of fame for Great Seat
tie Men and Women Plans for
next ceremonial were discussed and
the girls are to answer roll call by
reading or giving sea poem.
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Mr. and Mrs. Herbert wthorHpoon
have come IN from their hummer
home nj wing Poin, 20 their apart.
mcnt In town.
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Miss Helen oootE will leave the
Last OF the month FOR Eugene. ore.
TO attend the University Of Oregon.