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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-23
Miss Clara Bartlett Has Charming Home
Wedding; Mrs, William Bolcom Issues
Cards for Tea

CHARMING home wedding sOmnd this afternoon the home
"A Of Mr. and Mrs H. h daughter
Bartlett wed Mr. Anaudo Smith Paschan
Smith with the III Bhcp
pouon OF pink white
dragons decorated tho ceremony canopy
white
The bride given in marriage by her father exquisite her wedding
dress OF ivory fokanna combined with chiffon, simple
In design with plating chiffon
bouquet orchids brides valley with
Of ostrich.
maid
attractive froe OF pink fashioned with circular skirt
and ught bodice With this she hat OF white horioar
trimmed carried ophela
a
n silk
a valley lilies
wedding
by Miss Garfield ccst Bartlett gowned chiffon
o garienias.
r.
A.
embroidery eonng OF kings blue tafcta with
Seattle
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DATES
TO REMEMBER
sAruRnAY. LrNE g


Mr. and Mrs Eugene Anderson's
dinner at homo IN compliment TO
their daughter Miss Mary An
dcrson, and fiance. Mr.. Walter
Ainsworth.
TUESDAY. JUNE 60
The marriage OF Miss Mary Ander-
son TO Mr. Walter w. Alnswor;h.
In st. pauls church. az S:ao
o'clock.
Mrs. Monroe Carricl;'s bridge tea at
the Hotel Washington.
Tho marriage OF Mlss Vivian Brur-
gcman TO Mr. Tom Dustan. nj
homo OF bride elects parents. Mr..
and Mrs j. F. Bruggoman.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 81
Mrs George o, Brehm's luncheon
at the Women's University club.
followed by cards Mt home.
Tho marriage OF Miss Anne Crowley
to Lieut.. John Il. Dingwcll. u. S.
n. at home OF parents. Mr.. nnJ
Mrs 4 l., Crouley, at $3.50 o'clock.
THURSDAY, JUNE pa
Miss Edith YounE's tea at tho Sum
set club to honor her nleoes, tho
Misses Josephine Fransioli and
Elizabeth Morrison.
Mrs. j. c, Moore's bridge luncheon
nj tho fnglowcod Golf and Coun-
try club.
Mrs. Raymond u. Frazicrs luncheon
Mt homo, Thousand Pines 10
honor Mrs. Evan $. Mecord Jr.
SATURDAY, JUNE 40
The marriage OF Miss Margaret NV
ers 10 MI, Homer orrin Blair, in
Westminster Presbyterian church,
ut s o'clock,
Mr.. and Mrs, Narde MeFarlands
dance At Seattle Yacht club
Miss Gladys Nordby TO we'd Mr.
Lloyd Charles Low at country
home at Port orchard at gao
o'clock
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Calendar for Orthopedic Shops

capitol lil guild win be In charge tho orthopedc
Monday Terrell Gesting
Bradon Mrs. Frank 10 Case Mrs
Miller Freeman Mrs Gage Harry rnv and
Mrs T. j. Mulane. 80 F ~
Tuesday pnnyBuhrman guild Mrs wechbrod hostess;
Wednesday Mndrona guild
Queen Anne guild Mrs Friday Baker Park
guild Mrs H. r. Washington chairman
Edward Tmper man
Monday morning at Tho Thrift Ferguson and Mrs 10
ugerson VIII DO In charge University
snapp and Mrs winthrop Hovcy Tuesday
morning. East Highland Drive guild Mrs
crowley afternoon Interlakon guild Mrs
Mndronn guild
Park guld Mrs guild Mrs Fred
Gilman Friday, Bellevue
Sunset auxiliary Mrs. j.. 49,
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Mr, and Mrs. Fnrwell Putnam
Lilly and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pat.
torHon motored 10 Vancouver. u. G.
this week. 20 be away for several
days.
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Reception Planned by D. A. r. Chapters


20. from until o'clock
ID. A 18th r. in honor
William Walker organizing secrctagenera1 Of tho national
Revolution, William
H Hopkins.
receiving with tho OF honor will be Mrs C. w.
presdentgenera
ID. regent; Mrs Wlnp
Eliza y
Miss Jane Parry OF Usversy
Mrs Edmund Bowden
hospitality committee Mrs Walter Warmer Reed
Seattle Hussey.
Mrs Trumbun Lady Stirling chapter Mrs j. f,
Lady Stirling
Of Lady Stirling chapter supervising general details
E.
chapter The afternoon the
hands Of rs Stevenson, of Seattle chapter
Rainier chapter and Mrs H. H. Bukey Lady Stirling chapter from
w. H. oliver.
Stirling will
Seattle Assisting in the
whmore Ahhea Coolidge Miss Elizabeth Bush,
Miss Dorothy smmonds all
Greeting the the door will
be Thirsk-
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IVORY JELLY
BY BERTHA S. SHAPLEIGH
OF Columbia University

COAX one.half box or two table
~ spoons gelatin in one.half cup
cold water for half an hour Add
one cup hot milk and three.fourths
cup sugar, and stir until the sugar
and gelatin are dissolved. Then
cool and add one and one.half cups
heavy cream and one teaspoon
vanilla.
Turn into mold which has been
wet with cold water. Chill for sew.
eral hours. Turn from mold and
surround tho Jelly with canned fruit
or whipped cream, or servo plain
with sugar and cream.
Canned green figs are delicious to
serve with this dessert.
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Music
Complimentary
Piano Recital

Mr.. J. s. Parks will present his
pupils In a complimentary piano re.
ciial Saturday evening. June %. at s
o'clock. in Montelius Music hall.
Following Is the program:
Plano Dust--"Gaiop Briilante". .safnute
Bonita smith and Jaho Rush
Violin Aolo--'Srho swan" .........a.4...,
Fols Mathsny. Pupil OF Ralph u'Rsn
'frcueh ChIid'E Song ...-......s.. .Bchr
1eanitta OIAyo
Montana Eagles March" .J. s. Parks
Harold selvidgo
''Klss Your Hand" ................ Helms
Mrs, ncall
La psloma" ......,........ Havermcygh
Raymond 10y
houalnop ss-.st.s..,. s.-s.-sss.. stccm
Kenneth Hostoticr
ta) 'rrwinkiing Star" Bonn
tb) Mountain Stream. ,....,... Smith
Louise Carlson
"a LILY OF the Valley. .........S Smith
tbj Petite Bcrccuse" ....... .sSafcmctsh
Jane Rush
'.Mlsnnnel.s" ...,...........,.,.L lchner
Georgia Matheny
vocal SOLO .....4,.t.s....ss.,. Selected
Mr. Hunt
"chcerfuincHs Rondo". .......... DcinEer
Eugcniabelo MRthcny
"Roioicing of tho Birds" .... Matthew
Mias Kirkpatrick
(h1 Mountain Spring ..... Schicmer
ID "Aiptne Horn ,,.,....,....sc hiemer
Niles Cora Lucille Ward
Ia ''Harpist's Dream" ..... Ambcrt
(bl 'sThe Lion Hunt ....,..,...K Rolling
Miss Adelinc Cummings
(a) Return OF SPRING ....... .Maelleng
90 I'll Trovhtoro" lFnntnHle) $50. Verdi
Bonita Smith
Plano Duet Overture, "Lus,plel". 49,.
sssssss...sssss. .5ss..ss ss.,N Keller Belh
Mrs. q. 4. Ward and Miss ward
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles =. Pagan OF
Portland. who have been the house
guests OF Mr. ana ArH. Frank y. Dow
for tho past week. are motoring
homo tomorrow.
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Tea Planned to Honor Miss Henri
Miss Myers Chooses Wedding PARTY

and Mrs Aax
snder Myers TO Mr. Homer orrin Blair Of Tacoma win DO ernrsd
80 o'clock Westminster Presbyterian
r. reading service.
Berkeley Call Miss Ella
Krcsc Of
Barbara daughter
Mrs NJ Jeanne Murray daughter Of Mr. and
Murray. Of Tacoma
Russell
Nkerson
RS.
Immediately reception the
Myers for o the family
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CENTURY CLUB TO
SEND DELEGATES

The women's Century club OF Sc.
attic. numbering 200 mmebera. will
send tho following delegates 10 the
state convention at Mount Vernon
on Monday. June 20; Mrs. George
y. schofleld, Mrs. =. c. Jones. Mrs.
a. Harker. Mrs. sara williams. Mrs
J. -. HIN. Mrs. a. l. Sofslnger and
Mrs c. L. Adams.
The splendid program which has
been prepared is attracting wide at.
,ention. and convention week prom.
iscs TO be ono OF tho most profitable
In tho history Of the state fedora.
tons.
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ALKI CIRCLE FRUIT AND
FLOWER MISSION

Tho ladies of Allsl circle of the
Fruit and Flower Mission viii give
card party Tuesday, June &c, at Q
p. m. at the Stockade hotel, which
ia located on the site where Seattie's
first settlers landed. There viii be
tables arranged In the ballroom as
well as on tho spacious vemnda. All
Interested are most cordially invited
to attend. The paving has been com.
plcted and IN now open TO traffic.
West Seattle is very lovely at this
season OF the year, poses and sum.
mer flowers arc blooming In pro.
fusion. making II an attractive set.
ting for large affair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-23
QUEEN ANNE AUXILIARY
TO RUTH SCHOOL

Tho next meeting OF the Queen
Anne auxiliary TO the Ruth school
viii be held in Woodland park on
Wednesday. June 81 at 2 y. IN. Pic.
mic supper at o y. m. Members are
nskcd TO bring their husbands. II
the weather Is rainy the meeting will
bo held with Mrs. Mckay, 1909 Whit.
man ave.
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Personal

Mr. and Aira. Stanley GHfntha and
family arc planning 90 leave July ~
for New York. from where they will
sail on July IS on an extended trip
abroad.
Mr. and Airn. Daniel - Trcfothsn
and family will leave Sunday for
Lake Chelan. motoring over for a
months stay.
Mr. and Mrn. Horton G. Force re-,
turned Monday from a visit Ia the
East and are occupying their home
near tho Country club for the sum.
mer months,
Madame Auziaa dc Turcnne = eN.
poctod homo next week from an e1.
tended visit in tho East and Mont
real.
Mr. and Mrs Fnrwell Putnam
Lilly and Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Pat
tornon motorcd 10 Vancouver. Is. C..
this week. 20 DO away for several
days.
Mr. and Mru. Frederick Seymour
OF California. who have been visiting
In town Tor several weeks. motored
Tuesday 20 Victoria. B G.. 20 spend
the summer there,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles +. Pagan OF
Portland, who have been the house
guests OF Mr. ana MrH. Frank y. Dow
for tho past week. are motoring
homo tomorrow.
Mrs. Frank Topper and son
Charles arc leaving Thursday BY mo.
tor for Gan Francisco. where they
will join Sir upper and make their
home.
Dr. 8. y. Colliyor has returned
from a five weeks trip 20 Chicago,
Cleveland and Rochester. MINI.
Mrs. Lawrence Blodgett returned
this week from a ten days visit in
Portland.
Mrs. Robert walkinshaw Is expect.
cd 90 return next week from an ex.
tended visit in Baltimore and Now
York.
Miss Maud Stlmson Of Berkeley
sUatf . fem Haes. tf.t.. ..fsats ...lsf. ~.
and Mrs Colin Radfard before sail.
ing Friday on n trip 10 Alaska. on
her return sho will visit in town for
awhile or her way home.
Mr. and Mrs. william croasley Of
New York arc spending ten days IN
town. guests az tho Rainier Grand
hotel. Mrs CroaBiey was formerly
Mra. Florence Hammond Young Of
Seattle.
Mrn, Ross Wilson returned Friday
from n vial; OF several months In
California.
Mrs. Erastus Bmlnerd has re
moved 20 1909 Second ave. w. fol
tho summer.
Mrs. Edna Wagner Il spending
tho weekend as the guest OF Str
and Arl Richard Floyd Frost a
Gold Bar
Miss Frances Green. daughter O
Mr. and Mrs Joshua Green. ant
Miss Ann Gayicr. daughter Of Com
mandcr and Mrs. Ernest II. Gayier
have returned from Paris. whcn
they have been studying for II
months.
Mrs. Ada Updegruff. OF Portland
arrived this morning TO visit he
son.inlaw and daughter. Mr.. ant
Mrs. A. L. Parker for an indefinite
stay.
Mr. and MB. Charming Timber
lake. who have been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. George II Preston for
short time. will leave Sunday 10
their homo in Hartford. Conn.
/
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-23
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
MINNrWArnA cI1fn

MINNEwATHA CLUB
The Minnewa;ha club extends an
invitation to the 1929 graduating
class Of Broadway high school. their
ladies' and escorts. TO itg compliment.
tary fuil-moon dance Saturday even.
Ing. June 30. at Leachi pavilion. Tho
girls arc asked TO wear their graau.
atlng dresses.
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Miss Ellen Struu to Be Bride

Stray Stray,
r. Bradley evening Paus
Stray, the brides will
will
will be
johnson,
compliment Miss Stray, Mrs Erwin Johnson
miscellaneous 4745 goth N Saturday
Thirty guests
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-23
ROBERT MORRIS
CHAPTER O. Il. &

Robotf Morris Chapter o. IL. S. will
give reception for the Grand Mat
ron Of the state OF Washington. Mar
ion V. Sparkling, on "wednesday. June
~. in Corinthian hall, Masonic
temple.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-23
LADIES Or THE
GOLDEN NORTH

Tho Ladies of tho Golden North
will give n social at the homo of
Mrs, Allco Jones, 1ilS 18th ave,
on "Wednesday, June "a. ut . y. m.
Mombors arc privilcdgod to bring
an Alaskan friend. A silver offer.
Ing will BIO taken.
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WOMEN's I.AKt.WOOp CLUn

Tho arts and crafts committee OF
gho women's Lakewood civic I'm.
provsment club viii meet tho second
and fourth Tuesdays from 10 a. IN.
10 p. m during tho entire summer
A clinic will be held every Tuesday
morning from until 10 o'ciosg.
when children under 10 years OK age
viii be examined and treated
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GeneUieVe Bolton Enqaged

MI and Mrs Frederick Bolton
YER deneveye to Mr. r. Fred Pickett
Pickett, Of Trenton
Miss Bolton attended the University OF graduated
from oregon State Agricultural college She affiliated
Delta
Mr. Pickett attended tho University member OF Phi
Beta ri fraternity The wedding win
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SILVER TEA AND MUSICALE

HII8N IFt TEN NNH MUoIINI5E
Tho ladies' OF tho Presbyterial so
ciety will entertain with a silver tea
and musical on Tuesday afternoon.
June 20. from . until o'clock. at
the home Of Mrs. l. T. Turner. 1898
Harvard ave. N.
Mra Philip Gcarhart will sing a
group Of Chinese songs in costume:
Miss Helen Archer. a recent graduate
of the University of Washington and
n member Of Red Domino and other
dramatic societies will contribute
readings and Mrs, j, NJ. Lang will
sing, accompanied by Miss Vivian
Clemens
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ROBIN HOOD HATS

Close little hats on the lines made
famous by Robin Hood arc shown In
felt and fabric, with long sweeping
feathers that are most graceful. Ere.
quently they are developed in true
Hunters green.
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WoODCRArr ToTEM cI1rn

woodcraft Totem club san meet
at the home OF Mrs. Oscar a. Wise
on Lake Washington. Thursday. June
IS. Picnic lunch at 1880 o'clock.
Take Ycsler car to Leschl park. a
committee will meet the guests at the
end OF the car line.
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CLUBS FOR MONDAY
coMMoNwEALTH cLrn

Tho Commonwealth club win meet
at Dartnaigs cafeteria. Second and
Madison. Monday. Juno Is. at s;Is
?. m. air. John l. Burnside will ~
lustrate talk on ALASKA and the
Yukon" with fine selection OF Ian
tern slides The meeting viii be opcn
to the public.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-23
TIE CUFFS

The cuffs to many of the new
olouses and frocks tie instead of fas.
toning In the more conventional man.
nor linen tho ends become deco
! ratlvo feature of the sleeve.
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Campfire News and Notes

newgpapers concerning Campfire are
wanted particularly. Pictures that
Iohequn has not seen will be gladly
received. Girls will be- appointed
from different groups 20 make up
this Interesting book u Campfire
turnout the world.
The Fourth Of July parade under
the auspices OF the Rainier NoDis
post Of tho American Legion, h 10
be- one Of the near events that
seattle Campfire Girls take part IN.
The parade viii begin az 10 a, N.
upon signal from the grand marshal
Divisional units. IN their relative or
der, VIII DO al their designated
points at s45. ready 10 take as
signed marching place in tho col
umn.
Girls viii wear white mlddles and
dark skirts. with tams and arm
bands. Groups are especially re-
quested 20 enter floats and compete
for a prize that will DO offered b.
LOhequa.
4 call has also been issued for
eight girls 70 take part In tho
pageant 20 DO presented at Wood.
land park the afternoon Of tho
Fourth. The girls will wear their
ceremonial gowns Rehearsal for
this part will be announced later.
The new group organized last
week. promises 10 be one OF the finest
in the city. with It's 10 members and
a future Of great achievements. On
Tuesday the girls paid their national
dues and chose the name Nawakwa,
which means surrounded By forest.
The girls have decided that this
meaning will represent the trials and
tribulations OF life. and Campfire will
be means OF overcoming them All OF
the girls are planning 10 80 70 Camp
soalth this summer. and hikes and
nature lore trips viii be taken dur
Ing the summer Miss Eileen Kin
name is guardian OF the group. All
girls who are interested In Campfire
are welcome 10 join this office group.
Tho next meeting. which viii be on
Tuesday az o'clock at Campfire
headquarters. 4iG9 Arcade. Is open 10
new members. Election Of officers
and choosing OF individual names
will take place The only require
mcnt TO Join this group. is that 3
girl be interested In Campfire. The
dues are one dollar for year. This
entities the girls 10 ali the privileges
Of Campfire Those in the group are
Gwendolyn Beesley. Beatrice cogges-
hall, Geneyicve Stavig. Habe Wolf
son. Natalie Jane Cohen, Marjorie
Maize. Irene Itken. Laura Henderson.
Pansy Campbell. Doris Stratton.
Elizabeth Hueber. Margaret Martin,
Helen Blaiock. Eleanor Brown. and
Marjorie Wright
The girls Of the Quanacut Campfire
have done much during the month OF
May 20 promote Campfire. They
gave a program. consisting Of cere-
moniai demonstration. play en-
titled, THE Awakening OF Aunt Lo-
die" two piano solos. and two recita-
tions. at the schoolhouse at Morning
side, IL was given 20 help the X. T.
a. and $40 was earned
The entire group is going TO Camp
sealth this summer. The money was
earned by the candy sales getting
IL .
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poRIc CHATTER NO. 60

DoRIC CHAPTER no. 90
Dorle Chapter No. 60. Order of
the Eastern Star. win initiate candi.
dates next Tuesday evening. June
90. at Masonic temple, Fremont.
Doric's 2lst birthday will then be
celebrated.
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Series of Dinner Dances at Tennis Club

Beginning Friday evening June 30 at 1870 O'Clock the Seattle Tennis
"a will be
suppers
with the club
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Campfire. remember that each
girl 10 a committee OF one 70 tell
every Campfire about the big
showing wo arc going 10 make Ia
the Fourth Of July parade.
There are four visiting Eundnyn
during the summer. but permls-
sion will 10 given for visitors 10 at-
tend az other times. Tfs visiting
days are June "a. July 8. july 70
and August 10. The Virginia "
hnvea Pier az o'clock Sunday
morning. returning al o'clock in
the evening. Dinner may DO re-
cured at camp for 20 cents. The
boat fare IL 30 cents each way. In
yltationB include friends and rela-
lives OF Campfire girls.
Tho address OF tho Seattle Camp.
fire Girls summer camp IA Camp
seslth. Wash. This II sufficient
There are two incoming and out
going mails every day.
Wecatoa are well represented az
Camp sealth this summer with Hey.
eral allsummer campers winifred
Herrick - spending her fourth
summer In camp az an all-summer
junior councillor Dorothy crnmer
viii arrive for the second period 20
bugle and stay the rest OF the
summer Melna RoRers C',Mlcky'1.
" az camp for all summer. Hope
Pierson. Agnes Wothcrspoon, Auri.
liza Casey. Priscilla Treat and Elsie
Marsh are wecatos acting as junior
councillors.
Hazel Frederici and Leila Babaock
dyed curtains for Holiday House
and Health Cottage this week. There
are still many things 20 do for
camp this summer. Transplantlng
OF summer flowers TO the camp from
home. Is quite the fashion in Camp
fire. just a few tiny plants brought
BY each girl will soon make the
camp a bower OF bright flowers.
Flowers are needed for Lohequa.
The vases will stand empty unless
the Campfire maidens OF Seattle
bring their arms loaded with those
pink roses and flags that are at
their best now.
Lohequa Is going 10 start a scrap
book. All clippings from outside
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-23
ANNUAL PICNIC AND SUPPER

Mrs. Raymond r. Frazier Is On.
tertaining Delta Gamma aiumnae
and active chapter on Friday, June
20, with a picnic and supper at her
home. Thousand Pincs,r near tho
Golf club. This is tho annual affair
Of the organization.
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MOONLIGHT EXCURSION

An excursion party on Lake
washington viii be given by tho
drill team of the Young Ladies'
institute. Saturday evening. June
10, with dancing Mt Fortuna park.
Tho patrons and patroncsses VIII
be Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moen, Mr..
and Mrs. B. j. o'Rciley, Mr.. and
Mrs. q. s. Town, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephen pipott
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cENTRAL W. q. ii h.

Tho Central woman's Christian
Temperance Union. viii servo
Wedding Breakfast on Mrs Emma
Woods lawn. 1884 stth ave. Tuca-
day. June &c. at II a. m. Al friends
invited.
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Oomen's Clubs

PICNIC FOR MfNNEsoTANs
Former residents OF Todd county.
Minnesota, will have picnic In
Woodland park. on Sunday. Juno "a.
cALEipH CLUB
The Calcidh club win give It's an.
nuai picnic Tuesday. June 20. az the
home Of Mrs y. s. Sylvester. Fern.
cliff on cambridge island. Take
boat Mt o:5o a. - from Pier ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-23
AUXILIARY TO BROTHERHOOD
or ErNGINEFug

Ladies' Auxiliary to tho Brother.
hood OF Locomotive Engineers win
give a card party mud luncheon on
"Wednesday. June p. at p. m. in
NJ. Il. y. A. hall, 1924 First ave.
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POETRY cLuB

The Seattle Poetry club Seattle
Chapter OF American Literary asso.
cintionl. win meet wednesday even.
ing. June 81. at o'clock. In Mr..
Harry Krinke's studio, in the Nc.
Keivcy.
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Surprise Shower for Miss Hewick

Miss Elizabeth HeEricl who will
their evening
entertained.
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COUNCIL OF
MINUTE WOMEN

The last meeting OF tho year Of
tho Seattle council OF Minute WON.
en- viii be held Thursday. June 2s.
at p. m, at the American legion
rooms. in the New Arctic hotel.
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VIE sEATTLE hi. c. 7. U.

"ESI sEAIIL w. G. 7. U.
The West Seattle W. C. n. L. will
hold lis regular meeting At the home
OF It's president. Mrs. II. l.. James.
1890 Walnut ave. S. w. on wednes.
day. June ~. AZ p. IN. This is an
importan, meeting and members are
urged 10 attend. Visitors welcome.
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CHAPTER nn. p. b o.

Chapter BB. p. Il. o. win meet
Monday. June %. az : p m. with
Mrs w. C. Baylsss. sssT 18th ave.
n r. Convention reports win be
heard.
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Bridal Shower Is Commitment

the pleasure OF MISS Jeannette Trucda
Miss Elizabeth Herrk entertained her
bridal shower Tiny bridal bouquets
guests.
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Luncheon Commitments Miss Georgeson

Of
entertained with
Rosemary Georgeson
bird