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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-29
LaurelhmSt Home Scene of Pretty Wedding
Sunset Club Announces October Program

marriage daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Adam
Bamer Frederick Gled Mr. and Mrs Frederick
ceed Ferry. Idaho Eoemnd this afternoon AZ the
home Of tho brides brother and ssernv Mr. and Mrs Thomas ae
Iaurcihur Ambrose Bailey tho service az o'clock
pahas shading amber against eakSrouha OF
MADE
charming this small lovely wedding
exquisite OF IVORY
Silhouette
simplicity. gded crowned with tuean OF sher
shower OF ORCHIDS
lilies valley
Of orchid and
shear
Carolyn Bamer tho brides
dainty wolfe de chino and
carried basket Of rosehuds valley lilies
Ramr tho bride midnight blue crepe au ana
black 'oanN
OF Ferry. was Mr. Geed
table was presided
BY Frederick Ernst Mrs Fowler Martin Mrs Pnkham
Archibald
Talbot Mrs Donald cOrnue Mrs Lawrence " Foye Miss Mabel Hanson
Mabel Hall
bride travelling IN smart
blue Of duyn With pheasant puse
fitch collar and
z 5i In iaurelhuSt
tho University OF Washington where
OF Kappa Alpha sorority and OF Lambda Rho
honorary fraternity ho with Chi fraternity
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YEARLY SCHOOL
BUDGET READY
Will Cost S4,571,0O0 to Run
City Institutions Y

Seattle schools will cost the nNN
sum of SASH 900 during the 1928.
"a season. The complete prelimin.
airy school budget provides this
sum for operation. new buildings,
bond redemption and interest
charges. The millage ia equal to
that OF 1928, or lat, plus the 3
mill tax voted for building pur.
poses.
The budget will be open 70 in.
spection at 1880 p. m. Monday, the
board decided.
Protests from coal miners OF the
state and various business con.
Germs against the exclusive use OF
oil for heating purposes in the
schools, had its result Friday. when
the board agreed to compromise
and use some of each. The United
Fuel Co. will furnish stoker coal
to Roosevelt, Lincoln and Garfield
high schools at $3.50 ton. and tho
remainder of the schools win use
fuel oil. which now sells at si,Sa
a barrel. The oil contract was
awarded TO the Union Oil Co.
Attendance at tho night school
for the first week was 1906. At
tendance at tho several night
schools last year at the end
the first month was e,Sss. -
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POETRY CLUB BEGINS
SECOND SEASON

The Seattle chapter OF the Amcri.
can Literary association Seattle
Poetry club began their second year
with meeting at the homo OF Helen
Emma Marlng. the president. Off
GERS elected were Miss Maring, prcsi.
dent; Leo II. Lasscn. vice president
Mlss jeanette Fonton. secretary. and
Or. William l.. Hail, treasurer and
manuscript secretary.
The program consisted OF original
poems by members: Marguerite.
by Leo II, Lassen: Memories" by
Margaret V. Cross; when You
Play" by Mrs. Jane T.. Colwcll; "Se
attic" by Mrs Betty Bowlsbp; 1.-THE
Tollers," by Mr.. ]. s. Andrews
woman Disposes" "a rondeam, by
Mrs. II. w, Costlgan; "Albatross'
and Tho Winding Path" by DR.
William l.. Hail. and THE Sand
Crane by Lucille Lehman Oead by
Miss Mnrng). Mrs. Bertha ID. Piper
Yemen rccited ''The Texas Rangers
n very interesting poem from her
scrap.book Mrs. Maye Have played
two original musical compositions on
the piano. A play. The Maker OF
Drchms,' and two poems "Anlbl
tlon" and Just Around the Cor
ncr," were read by McHo II. Glavin
after which refreshments were
served.
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Delta Gamn,as to Giue Large Ball

sorority planning
temple
o iarsh
a
by object
the organization
not IN their college
a
Of the evening ntermzion give
o al he steps
Miss Elliott charge scholarship
Northwest
president Of the aiumnae chapter and Miss
chapter
Tickets Gamma
forority
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DATES
TO REMEMBER
SATURDAY srprruprp :.

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER es-
The marriage Of Miss Kathleen
Parshall and Mr.. Bennett Lee
Falknor in Trinity Episcopal
church at s.so o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold stirnson's In
formal supper at home at Holly
wood.
Captain and NrA Frederick M.lner's
dinner At their Fort Lawton quar-
ters. 10 honor Captain and Mrs.
George Newiove.
MONDAY. OCTOBER T.
Mrs. Peter Davison's dinner 20
honor Captain and &rs. George
Newloro. AT homo
Mrs. Stephen J. chadw.ek's lunch
con for Mrs. John Hamun OF
Britt. Ia. at the Sunset club.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER g.
broadway Guilds bridge ana nah
tongg party at the home OF Mira
b. A. CARRIER. ss7 Harvard ave. n.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER H.
Women's University club TO give
reception and ball In honor of the
OUTGOING president, Mrs. Frank 8.
Bayley, and the incoming presi-
dent, Mrs. Everett Smith. at the
clubhouse.
Renton Hin Guilds bridge and NAH
jongs tea Mt the Seattle zach,
club.
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RAINIER BEACH
MONfEM,R GLIB

The Rainier Beach women's club,
with tho motto I'VE Are Valued az
We Make Ourselves Valuable" meo,r
tho frat Wednesday Of each month
NJ p. m. Tho year book just TO
celyed contains tho following inter
eating program for tho coming year
October i-iios,sssss. Mrs John VIA
sfmuth. Ms J. y. Powell. AIRS MofTii
Rahsr. Mrs T. X Brown. Parks Ant
Memorials" Mru ". A Hisnnus. topic
~ the day. Mrs. Geo. clothisr.
SuFrmhrf 7-Hortsssss. Mrs Hhrrj
Merrill Mrs John Wheeler. Nrs y, 7
Anderson. Mrs J. y. cflmmius, CAPT
iol NBlllinE." Mrs., y o. Randall. topic
Of the DAY, Mrs y X. Ecoit
ps-smbsr b--tiosisss.s Mrs. GsorGi
clothisT. @p, c. y. Fipton. Mra @.
nirBhfisld. Hfs FRED hinE. Whit
House" Mr. Dan Earle. topics Of IN
day. Mrs Geo clark.
January :. ifat--Hastsssss. Mrs. Kline
II. erott. Mrs. W, \. htHnnus. Airs cha'
Bssihaeh. Mrs Frank sisel ''cunFfeR
sinuAl Library" Mrs. ~ y. Pearl. topic
q tns day Mrs vsatz Argus
February s--iiestesses. Mira. 7. A. Lon
den Latter, Mfs, IL. ~. Lane. Mrs.. ~ !
Thomas. Ata Geo. HArsn 'PansAnNri
rau VI frus Ma tfAAk ftNeAs kattte 9
ths day. Mrs Harry Paahlsy.
March t4Has{sRana. Mrs. II. O. John
son. Mrs ~ H. reari. Nfa J I. Hutch
inssn. Nfs. A. !. MeSsaiy. 'Rulithsonisi
tnafituiioa." Mrs. Homer I'M. topics a
the day. Mrs Geo. uhEsn.
April aHastssaes. Mra, y. ~. Chris
we'll, Mrn. J. " HariwiK. Mrs. q, J. Kid
der. asrs l. H. Morley. MI vernon.
tirs G. X. aIsrisrAnts topics % the dag
Mrs, Earl Roberts.
May --Hostssses. Mrs. Frznk Parrish
Mrs " G. Moore. Nrs r. e. henneiroF
Mrs. 4 81 aehaffof. Arlington" Mr.
q !. nirthnsld. topics Of the day. Mr.
". Johnson.
Juas s--AanuAi pleaia Mrs wtiss
walker.
Officers Of the club include: Mr.
w. 8. Walker, president: Mira Gee
II. Clark. vice president; Mrs. Gran
wilson. secretary; Mrs. Dan Earle
treasurer: corporation trustees. Mr,
w. A. sannus. MrS c. X. sturt,
want and Mrs. NJ. p. Pearl; dele
gates 10 city federation. Mrs. +
W. Chriswcli and Mrs. NJ. y. Pear
altcrnatcs. Mrs. C, X. sturtevan
and Mrs II A. Pashlsy; truste'
Mrs. George II. Clark
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Assisting at Reception and Ball

activities womens University club viii b tho
Friday October IL
the incoming president and aa Frank
outgoing president
receiving Mrs Smith and Mrs Baylsy WIN be the past
Bacgu Mrs Florence Denny
sondsy Mrs Harry Mrs Daniel
Heryey B. Mrs Alyah Lemuel
mSrabsrs
win In the drawing
Thomas r.
Pennock ars John Lincoln Hall and Miss Etfe
/.
Jongs
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O'clock IN room 1ss Henry building.
A report o. tho 1879 season AZ Camr Z
Eeaith viii be read and teniaflveS
plans outlined FOR the coming year.
Tis minute Eirla. an organization
within the Campfire program In.
Guiding firemakerH and iOrchbearern,
viii give one minute talks. Thogs
chosen 20 speak are. Helen Gray
"Eymholinm". Catherine Baum. Tho
Gown. Katrina Harley. The AL
around Glrl": Anne Elmore. Friend.
ship. Dorothea Bow. Camp. Mary
Eimore. Activities IN Town; PcgEY
Avery, The Ship. Gladys Seymour.
Campfire Spirit: Doris Campbell.
Minute Girls; Polly Brown, The
ship-Csmaradsris."
All guardians and women inter.
ssied IN The Campfire movement are
invited 70 take the training courss
which viii begin October -. There
viii BE- two classes. one IN the aft
ernOon. from 2 20 4. and IN the
evening. from I 20 .. The cost q
the course will be 81. and II Will re.
quire six weeks 10 complete.
In the course will BE- offered lee.
lures on Campfire. craft classes. in
which new craft work viii be taught
and demonstrated. outlines for meet.
ingE. with the groups. etc. Rsrn
trstion is now open at headquartsrl
First aid and home nursing. under
the direction Of the American Red
Cross. with Mrs. Bunch as teacher.
viii be offered 10 all Campfire Girls.
The class will start October and
continue for IL weeks The cost
win be $3.50. including the textbook
and materials. The class limit will
be- is. This training viii give the
girls the information and ins;riic.
tions required for their Firemakers
rank
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Personal

Mr. and Mrs. II. william Crosby
left today b. motor On . Trip 70
California,
Mrs.. Walter Christian. Of Ia.
coma. spent the last weekend ~
tho guest Of Mr. and Mira. c. A.
Wondlor.
Nfr. and Mrs A. J. FlskTn will
remove Monday from tho County
club 20 their town house,
Mrs. Marietta Mnls has come
over from Camp LOWS 20 spend
tho winter with Mrs George IL.
ann. al S25 y. Marion o.
SIR. and Mrs. Donald McCiailen
plan 20 leave the lant 81 next week
by motor for Portland. 20 spend a
few days with Mr. McClhilen's
mother. Mrs. Maud Mochilen,
SIR. and Mrs. H. ~, Anderson
returned this week from a ylnii
OF several months IN tho East Mrs.
Arnold Poison. who has been 'heif
guest for a few days 10 leaving
sunday for her homo IN Aberdeen
DR.. Mildred Purman left To-Day by
way OF California for the East
where sho will study for the com
Ing year.
Mr.. James Colbert sullivan re
turned Thursday from n short stay
In Portland
Afr. and Mrs. Perry TruaE are
expected home the middle OF octo
Der. from Gn extended trip.
Afr. and Mrs. X. J. Middleton
arc guests o. the Hotsi Amharaa
dor IN Los Angeles
Mr. Robert Oldham. Jr.. len thi,
morning on cruise IN British Co
lumbia waters over tho weekend
Mr, and Mrs. William d. Conner
lof, Friday night foT their homo In
MRrnhflrld. wis.. after bpsn al n &
some tins In Victoria. u. c.. and
several days with Mr. and Mrs.
lacy Hofius. Mrs. Hofius Ia nNee
Of Ar Connor
SIR. Leon Auxins De T,ireune has
returned from a months Wait In
the East and Montreal
Mr. and Mrs, Harry II. oHtrandcr
arn expected home this owning from
short motor trip east Of the noun.
thinB.
Miss Katherine RittinRrr IS Fponi'
Ing a fow days with her broihcr.ln'
law and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
MeChesney In Everett. before 70
turning to hor home IN New York
Mr.. Richard Baillnser returned
Thursday from short motor uiE
10 California
Mrs. Richard Cox. who speu, IN
summer In town. viii leave October
2. for Berkeley She viii rcnlAir
IN tho South for the winter months
Mr.. and Mrs. James a. Hnigh
will occupy the Worrnll Wilson
homs near the Country club uii
winter.
1 Or. and Mrs. a, c. crookAil haTI
taken apartments ~ tho salcrno
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Interesting Program Planned

interesting Tor the
October T. az
Barrie" by Burton W. James or New
with the Cornish school Mira l. Z onan ana
b hostesses,
with luncheon taxes place on
1870 O'Clock
Wednesday october OF classical dancing VIII
with
Therew be no program wednesday october a.
Frederic Bentley nj the
october 81 at o'clock The hoseHses
Vernon Payey and Mira William T.
patfe
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SEATTLE LODGE.
ALPHA CLUB
Orthopedic Shops Calendar

b. McCuloh viii or,,o
podc Tea Shop Monday assisted by Barbour Mra
Robertson Mrs Alfred tolo Mrs. W. H.
and tho Misses Bnbbce Ecksen Edna Dorothy cnn
Thmh Barbour Dorothy Wright
for the remainder OF the week. and tho hoscsscs Tuesday First
Hn Colns
Thursday East Highland Drive Mrs Baldwin, Friday Mount Baker
Park Mrs G. Houson saturday scohu auxiliary Virgil
University guild Will be by Mrs w 10
Dow ut the Thrift Shop Monday
Mrs Bdrdgo and Mrs Edward Nelson for Lauchurst guild
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limitations ont for Wedding in the South

wedding
Mildred daughter Mr. and Mrs Ole Hanson Of Los Angeles
H., Mrs C. Hu,eson
place wednesday evening
residence blvd
schmx
Sunday
Of Aiss bridal atiendan
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woMAE'g CENTURY Gun

WOMAE'B CENTURY CLUB
The art department n the Won.
ans Century club viii meet Monday,
October 4, az D. m. with hru. W. J.,
blackwell. 1853 broadway ~. The
program VIII include; An Appeal
Of California Highways" Mrs y. q.
Inrrnhum. "Hcyiew ~ September
Fine Arts Exhibit" drs, y. =. Palm.
ort0n. roll call. "Art Eids Of sum
mor Vacation" Tho hostosnss viii
be Mru. ". J. blackwell Mrs. A. ],
NofhlnEor and Mrn. W. I. Crawford.
The French department will have
its first meeting this year AZ the
Hotel Washington. beginners class
az 10 a. m. and advanced clahs AZ
N a. m.
The child welfare department Will
meet wednesday. October ,. AZ : .
m. AZ uo home Of Mrs. W. A. Whit
man. sss iath ave. ~. Mrr. Johr
Byron Harris vii b. hostess. a pro
fossor from the department Of edu
cation az tho University Of Wash
iugton will begin = ser6s Of Lectures
on "Chlld Study"
Tho current events department
will assemble Thursday. Octobor Z
az z =. M. with the chairman. Mrs
Ida Q. Hatcher iGsz 18th ave. w
A ten minute discussion Of civic on,
national problems VIII 10 led b,
Mr. r. y. Bolton.
The music department win hold M
first meeting Friday. oct. 0. AZ 2 D
m. NJ tho home Of Mrs. Henry Bit
man. 1925 Eastern ave. AIRS. Har
wy Crouch. Mrs. Granville Peeii
and MIRA. Henry Kaufman. ASSISTING
hosteEsss. The department hai
planned a most interesting program
for the coming year. taking az ia In
aplfniiou tho quotation from Henri
Ward Bsecher. Music cleanass IN,
understanding. inspires Il. and ilfti
II into a realm which Il would not
reach II It were left 10 Itself" Th'
work planned includes a study Of N,
opera az a drama. Mrs J. y. Hill
director Of tho program Friday. hai
secured Dean Glen OF tho Unlyersii,
Of Washington 70 give an ILLUSTRATED
talk on the subject
Tho Daughters Auxiliary win giv'
their annual autumn dancing party
on Saturday evening. Oct 6. at th'
home OF Mrs, Frank Wolf. chair
man. 1902 Ninth ave. W.. ca rid
100. Members arc asked 10 cal
caryi Kerr. corresponding secretary
for particulars. ca pltl.lozi.
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MUSICAL PROGRAM AT
nApTIaT CHrRCH

Tho educational committee OF the
First Baptist church win present a
musical program at the church on
Wednesday. october 3, at 2:so p. m.
Tho numbers include a group OF
Scotch songs with their history by
Mrs. Harry Conc: group OF songs by
tho composer. Mrs. w. p. Elwell:
three songs by Mrs. Nellie Lilly;
piano duet, Mrs. Elwell aud Mrs
Meachnul
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WEST WOODLAND

PJkE-SCHOOL CIRCLE
Tho West Woodland Pre-School
circle will hold their first meeting
Wednesday. October 3, In the school
auditorium at 2:i5 p. m.
Tho small children viii be cared
for in the kindergarten room. An
interesting program is promised and
this meeting will give opportunity to
greet the new members.
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George Melford has completed tho
production work on his latest Para
mount picture. "Thc Light That
Failed" and is now cutting and
editing the film OF this adaptation
Of Rudyard Klpl!ng's novel. Jacque.
line Logan, Percy Marmont, sigrld
Holmquist and David Terrence head
tho cast.
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COMMUNITY SCHOOL
GARDEN SHOW

on Friday. October 8. Brighton
paron,!T Teacher association VIII hold
n community school garden show at
the school Tho exhibit, win be open
to the children In tho afternoon and
20 parents In the evening. at 7.so
o'clock Any resident In tho com.
munity IL welcome to attend tho CT.
hibit. regardless OF whether or no,
hs or rho has children attending
school
Entries should be brought 10 the
school a, $40 a. m. on tho day OF
tho exhibit, For further inforrna.
ton. call Mrs. Edgar Blair. MA In.
siss: Mfrs. W. q. Gordon, RA nier.
i4ts. or Mrs. Bert Williams. RA nier'
ssTi.
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SOCIAL CLUB FOR

fisttNaf VT flAsnAttANN
The Seattle Social Club for the
Hard Of Hearing. will meet at the
Furman Business college. Tuesday,
October ?, ut 1870 p, m. Hard Of
hearing adults welcome
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LADY STIRLING
,,tfA f,rrtNtj I. Z

tiiAi ibN, ~ ~ "
Lady stirling Chapter, D. A. r.,
will hold It's regular monthly meet
ing Tuesday. october 2, at the rosi.
doncc OF Mrs, y, j, Brown, 1918 IL.
Boston st. Mrs. O., Il. Theme will
assist. A special meeting OF tho
board VIII be hold at y. m. Take
Broadway car.
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BROADWAY pr. A.

Broadway PIT. A. WIN meet Tues
day. October ?. a, 2:i5 p. m. in
room rs. at the high school Mr..
II. r. Fulton. tho new vice prin.
eipai. win give a short talk and a
musical program win be presented
by Miss Bertha Berman. violinist,
and Miss Julia Rose. soprano.
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coTERIn c1Ifn

Tho coteric club win hold the first
meeting OF the club year az the home
Of the president. Mrs. II. a. NJ Bon.
mar, 62Oi Unlvorsity way, Friday
October 8. Mt 7ii5 p. m. Tho program
VIII include tho greeting; reports Of
delegates to State Federation; ad.
dress by Mrs. william y. Harper
Executive committee will meet At
l.a0 d. m.
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NORTH End FLOWER CLUB

The North End Flower club will
begin It's seasons activities with a
luncheon at Moves cafeteria Friday,
October s. at noon. Election OF Off
GERS and other important business
will be transacted.
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SEATTLE

COUNCIL PIT. A.
The executive board OF the Seat
tie Council OF ParentTeacher ssso-
Citations viii meet in the school
board room. Central building. Mon.
day. October /. at 10 am.
Chairman OF standing committees
are also invited 70 attend.
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SUNSET HEIGHTS
LITERARY CHR

II I4INlNItI Nt4OD
Sunset Heights Literary club will
hold its regular meeting with Mrs.
Mary Brown. ss0s Aurora ave. on
Tuesday, October ?, at p. m
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LAKEWOOD CIVIC
IMPROVEMENT CLUB

The woman's Lakewood Civic I'M
proyemeut club viii have ia regular
meeting. Tuesday. October :, AZ ? p.
m. nj tho Lakewood clubhouse. Mira
Lillian shafer and those Of the visit
Ing committee viii have charge Of the
program FOR the afternoon.
The club members are planning a
bazaar 10 be given Friday and Sat
nrday. December and 5, at the club
house.
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Campfire News and Notes


Field trips. exhibits, dsmonsira-
lions and talks BY minute girls.
are filing tho Campfire program
for the Northwest Campfire Glris
thu winter. not 20 forget the great
work % be done on CamAraderis.
Last week 80 Girls scrubbed a. they
have never been known 20 scrub
before. unless II vas NJ Camp
ssHiih. dressed IN a bathing suit
and making Rounds hall shine for
visiting Sunday. Every day % or
more girls phone headquarters ez.
citsdly asking what their group
may % on the ship.
Among the field work 20 be done
in the nsKt few weeks n the trip
% Isavsnworth on the week end
Of October 8. . and 7. This sum.
mer ~ girls from east of the
mountains drove 20 Seattle and
spent a week AZ Camp seaith. Now
tho Seattle girls. with Miss Ruth
Brown. will leave Friday morning,
October 9. M 8 O'Clock. for Leav.
snworih. and visit towns on their
why. Among the girls who will 30
are Anne Gilmore. Mary Eimore.
Natalie Cohen. Helen Gray. Polly
Brown. Catherine Baum. Charlotte
Greenstreet. Mics Geneyieve Fox.
Miss Ammo sctumer and Miss Ruth
Brown.
The skagit County Fair included
an exhibit from Campfire head.
quarters in Seattle. and Saturday
morning nine girls. with Miss Anne
sohumer. left 20 put on demon.
stration AZ Granite Falls Saturday
evening. Those who went are
Priscilla Treat. Betty Billing. IrmA
Thompson, Helen Gray Polly
Brown. Catherine Baum. Gladys
Seymour and Natalie Cohen.
Al the Aldorwood Manor commun.
ny house. the Campfire motion
picture was shown Monday night,
md Friday ~ girls. with Miss
Winifred Herrick. drove up for a
council fire. The Alderwood manor
girls arc already planning ways
and means Of earning sufficient
money 20 send them 70 Camp
seaith NEXT summer.
|
The Chamber OF Commerce Is
offering a prize OF $50 TO the won.
ems organization having the largest
delegation represented az the West.
ern Washington fair. on Thursday.
October 4. Seattle Campfire girls
VIII 10 in a body. lehving Seattle at
4 o'clock from the Arcade building.
Each group has been requested 70
arrange for nj least one car and TO
sign up AZ headquarters the number
Of girls who viii so.
In talking with Mrs. G. II. Guy.
chairman OF the Western Washing.
ton fair COMMITTEES. she said that II
would DO fine 10 have the girls
show the women Of Seattle their
enthusiasm by winning the prize.
Tho money viii 10 towards buying
that baby grand piano that the
Campfire Girls are dreaming about
for Cumaraderie. Everybody out the
the 4th Of October.
The Seattle Council Of Campfire
Girls viii hold It's seml.annual meet
Ing on Monday afternoon at 4
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NORWEGIAN HOSPITAL
Association

Tho Norwegian Hospital associa.
ton WIN entertain with reception
on Sunday afternoon. September 30,
at o'clock. at the Norwegian club
house. Or. Torilef Torland. who
has recently returned from abroad
viii relate some OF his experiences
Members and friends welcome.
A miscellaneous shower viii b.
given by the association in Norway
hall. Tuesday afternoon. October 2
at i70 o'clock. There will be a mn
steal program. and Refreshments
win bo served by Mrs, l.. Holto
Mrs. 70. o. Gabriolson. Mrs. GcorEJ
Nelson. Mrs. ]. i, Mittet and Mrs
MacMurray.
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The Bon Marches October Trade
Sales start Monday. SEQ Sunday
papers.
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ASSOCIATION

MADRoNA CHURCH
Tho Womcn's Association or Ma
drono Presbyterian church win meet
Wednesday October 2, Mt Q y. M, In
the church parlors. Tho noon lunch
con VIII DO served by Circle A.