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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-01
Students Officers at Mus College

Students Mills College Calor-
Of the state OF Washington These
Associated Students Parsns dugh
Reginald OF SIS w Highland Seattle president
daughter OF Robert A. Glen lb
spokane; the Athletic association Helen Fay
daughter Of W W. Parker 1901 ~
Tne executive board Of the
young territory The list fol
Seattle wash vice
Students Esther Caukn Niles California; secFe
Mary Franklin capntor California treas
Carolyn jennings Coyina California; social
Helen schwtkha Salt 1S CITY president
Park OF Drama
Duscnbsry. association Mar
Athletic association Helen Fay sattc
Clovis
Portland
Tacoma editor Of weekly Oh Ahetc
association Mary Allen. PaIo Alto.
OF Mills College began Tuesday August sls when
all former the following August sznd
being scheduled 10 begin Thursday
conyocaton assembly held Friday August
W Mccall Of the First Con-
Mccall his subject
Secretpi 81
The College before
students
there
fifty in addition to these
the physical Of
college during the the r swimming pool the
Heuman her husband and the
adjoining the gymnasium These with the
swimming pool
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Painted Furniture
Has Great Vogue

"oh. my doarl love your houN.
Painted furniture Is 70 faHhionabis
and yours II lovely Where DID you
get ~"
Get ~ I've had fae=s q - q q eges :-
since vas married. Those ~
pieces arc new ! painted " eli MD
self IN have you know
What job n must have been
You diin't do all that design. too,
did your ] DIDN'T know you we're
an artist"
mo. didn't know II myself. n
wasn't 80 bad. though. had
stencil and followed H. YOU know
= told you ! simply had 20 have
some new pieces Well. I priced
what I wanted and was Just sick
about II. Then I figured out iha,
both husband and needed new
clothes II we 30 20 his SISTERS wed.
ding next week. / finally picked
up these pieces az "a second hand
store and painted everything 10
match. And behold You see the
effect"
Wonderful Simply wonderful.
I don't know when I have seen such
an attractive room. And think Of
the money you must have saved"
II should say. Husband has such
a nice new suit and my new dress
and hat please me 10 death. I can
hardly wait TIL I wear them. Ana.
my dear you have no idea s9hai
wonderful bargains they were.
Cherry's at 1915 End ave. in the RAJ
20 Bldg, Just over the Pig'n wh(
tie. are outfitters for both men anl
women. you know. and they DO have
such lovely things. 20 reasonably
priced. They are showing fall gar.
ments already. too."--Advt.
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P0RTOLIVE -BRIMfUL OF
THE ELEMENTS WHICH
GIVE HEALTH and VITAL
ITY--P0RT wine And
OIL OF Olive

Five out of every seven people
fall n prey TO colds when the sys.
tenn IL at low ebb and susceptible to
ailments.
Portoliye Is not only corrective
of digestion and a spark.plug to
your nervous system. bu. II greatly
stands between you and seasonal
ailments.
Delicious TO tako--a toothsome
mlnglinR OF natures corpectlvos
with rare old Port Vino md OH OF
Olive.
Take II thrice daily and at night.
Give It to the children. IT'S n regu.
lar "tohHt' 10 good health In thou.
sands upon thousands OF homes.
Yes, your druggist has Portoive.
Advertisement.
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Music
Noted Artist
at Cornish

The Cornish School takes great
pleasure IN announcing the engage.
mcnt Of Marta Courtensy az head Of
the dancing department. Miss conrte'
ney has been a member Of Payloya
company Tor six years. touring
America. South America and Europe
She has taught In Harvard school
Boston. as well an having been dl'
rector Of the Payloya school In Chi
cnEo.
Miss Courtency win arrive IN Sc
attic ON Tuesday, September I, "a
assume her now duties. Her recital
viii hc announced soon,
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LODGE NO Z.
DEGREE or HONOR

Seattle Lodge No. I. Degree Of
Honor. will entertain the state presi.
dent. Mrs. Edith Downing. Of nm.
yard. wash. on tfFcir next regular
meeting night, Tuesday evening.
September 4. at O'Clock, in Ever.
green hail. 1909 Ninth ave.
The chairman Of tho entertain.
uwnt committee Mira Victoria Dan.
iels. promises something very good
In the way OF entertainment.
Tho members arc urged TO make
especial efforts to attend. as well as
have their candidates Cor member
ship present themselves for invita-.
ton.
This Is possibly the only official
visit OF the present during imr
present torn.
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Announce Dau1hter's Marriage
Orthopedic Tea and Thrift Shops

Thrift Shops will all day Monday Sep
tembcr g.
with Mrs George Riley acting hostess assisted by Mrs r. Collins
w. Dickinson, William T. Pos5er
Paul Smith, w simpns Mrs Thomas Green and Miss Ethel IT.
Highland Guild Baldwin.
uafay Renton Hill Guild Mrs w. d. Freeman chairman.
the Thrift Shop will
the morning and the afternoon Wnsow Auxiliary with Harry
and
Capitol Hi Guild
morning chairman in
Queen
Guild will be all chairman
Saturday Broadway r.. :.
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HALI.ER LAKE SOCIAL CLUB
The Halter Lake Social club viii
be entertained by Mrs. Edward Nix
on Thursday afternoon, September
9Th, at the Haller Lake club house.
Election Of officers viii take place.
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dlnn. chaperoned the visitors.
While the girls were al Paradise
they took a great many side trips
on horseback. and with guides went
on foot up the hills and TO the gia
oiors. Among those who went were
Florence Dix. Frances Folts, Mora
Hurley. Jean Reaueseau. Gertrude
Bates, Hope Pearson, Theresa Gay
Mrs George Leekley and Nrs. Ora
Barkhoff
In memory OF Helen Bebb. daugh.
ter OF Mrs. Helen ~ Bebb, THE
Hopl Breadmakor." which WIS giy'
en- 20 the Campfire Girls al Camp
scnlth last week BY Mrs, Bebb. will
be the first picture 70 be hung on
tho walls Of "Camarade OF the
Campfire Girls" the ship on which
win be the headquarters OF tho Sc.
attic Campfire Girls.
The picture was presented by Misa
Elizabeth Quinn. guardian OF the
Campfire group. and with her were
Alice stuntz. Eldridge Elliott and
Anne Cruegcr.
A group OF girls from the Queen
Anne district Is organizing. under
the leadership Of Mrs. Bush, and
any girl OF 10 years or more Is vel
come 10 join. Those living near
Queen Anne hill especially are in
vitcd 0iriz may leave their names
at Campfire headquarters or cal
GA.rfld.52S9. There viii be no "vot
ing IN" OF members. all that q
asked is that the girls show their
desire 10 become Campfire Girls.
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and we had to keep cotton around
her as the eruptlons were 50 sore
that abe could hardly stand TO be
touched.
"A nelghbor suggested that we
try Cu,ieufa Soap and Ointment 80
we purchased some and in enc
month she was completely healed"
(Signed) Mrs. Henry Burger. Glas-
gov, Mont.
Cutieura Soap, Ointment and Tall
cum arc oil you need for yefy-day
toilet and nursery purposes.
samples Yf,,by Mail. Addfsssi "cutieufa Labor.
storiss. Dept n. MAIDEN ~, H.," bold .yery.
rhars. soap 20. ointnsnt2S nnd lor Tsleum nc.
U1E Cu,ieura sosp shayeswl,bout mug.
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Personal

FGbSVfiNS
Mr.. and Mrs, STANLEY Gnffiths'
who have been visiting relatives IN
London. since their arrival in Eng
land, are now on an extended motor
trip thru Scotland. according 70
latest word received by frleuds rs
this city.
Or. and Mrs Torleif Torland
katherine ClhypooD have returned
from Europe, where they journeyed
more than year ago, Dr. Torlhnd
apcnt the larger portion Of the Time
IN study and observation OF Euro
pean progress In surgery, Visiting all
Of the largo European cities. They
are now az home al 1891 goth ave NJ
MIR II. c. tombstone returned this
week from ak weeks trip 10
Alaska.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Il. u. Lelthead are
spending two weeks at their sum
mer home, across Lake Washington
Mr.. Humber FotherlnRham and
Mr. Gayno Fotheringham, who have
been spending tho past four duy IN
"A fishing trip at Deer creek, in the
Cascade mountains. returned home
Thufbday night.
Mrs. ~. y. Buffum and two sons.
Warren and Harvey. the Misses
Helen and Barbara whaley and Rus.
sell whaley. Miss Gertrude Bcchtel,
Mr. Arthur Bcchtel and Mrs q,
u. Stephenson and three sons. Al
bert. Gerald and Kent. left today for
Pacific Beach. where they will
spend the weekend. returning 10 SO
attic on Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs John Moran and
daughter. Betty. motored TO Nanoou
Yer today and will return Tuesday
Miss Alice Reed. who has been at
tending tho university this summer
accompanied Thorn.
Mr.. and Mrn. y. /. Pierey, OF Van
couver. are tho house guests OF Or
and Mfrs. Fred Peacock for "A week
Mr. and Mrs. Harry sharpleas are
motoring to Lake cushman over the
weekend.
Mira Henry X. wahoshe and i've
sons. james and Robert with Mrs
wshonke's mother. Mrs, Eras,u,
Braiucrd. who have been spending
the summer here. left Friday foI
Mrs. wahoske'a home at Great Fails
Mont
Mr.. and Mrn Elmer u, Todd have
come In from their summer homo al
Crystal Springs Their son. Thoma'
Todd. 10 leaving on September 20 TOT
the Thatcher School in California.
sirs. a. u, Barry and daughter
Betty. left Thursday 20 spend I've
months with Mrs. Barrys parents. il
WtnonA. MINI
Lieutenant Commander l. O. Col.
bert will leave Wednesday for thsli
home In Washington. D. c. Mr.. Col.
bert has been spending the summer
ia Alaska and during his absence
Mira Colber. haa been Waiting hes
hro,her-iu.la and sister. Sir. and
Mrs Paul Malone.
pr. and Mra. U. e. Bates and Mr.
and sirn. Charles T. Jenkins have
returned from a motor tour srpuns
Vancouver Island
Mrs. Edwin Fellows left recently
for Philadelphia. 20 be gone twc
months.
Miss Esther Campbell lef, yester
day for Mount Rainier. 60 ho Eon'
over the week end.
Mrs. Clifford Crawford n.urlin'
flrownl has ief, for San Pedro. g
join Captain Crawford. who is sta
toned there.
Miss Marguerite Nielsen Of Halle
Lake left Saturday on the $. s. Dor
oihy Alexander for Los Angeles 4
spend the winter. She was accom-
panied By Mas Emma Dincsen o
/ Washington. y. {.
!
Mrs. Mary NJ. Young left toda,
for Mount Rainier. 10 be gone unit
Tuesday.
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ROME, Sept. MANY women
visitors al The Vatican are cautioned
befor going into tho Pope's pres
snce. 90 cover necks and arms. A
few have 20 borrow shawis 10 do H.
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G)omen' S Clubs

woMAN's LAKEWOOD civic
IMPROVEMENT CLUB
The Woman's Lakewood Civic I'm.
aroyencnt club viii hold ia regular
meeting Tuesday. September 8. At :
p. m, AZ tho Lakewood clubhouse
Tho program for the afternoon will
bo Vacation "Reminiscences"
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her head and body' INC
skin was very red with
small whi,c-,opped PIN
pies which grew larger
and spread, forming sore
etuptions, until she was
completely covered. She
was very fre,fuland cross
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Mrs. Erismdrm VIII Be Guest at Luncheon;
Mr. and Mrs, Tenant Val Compliment
House Guest

ITO who after spending six
David Hunter IL leaving Sep
Frederick Dent Hammons Ia entertaining
with home Wednesday afternoon
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luncheon OF 10 covers Nester
Mrs William sherman Walker and
Mrs. f. Humphrey vho wtle Tor Washington. d. G.
Samuel Perkins Of Tacoma on
island the Perkins yacht ~ Puuco
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LADY srtnrlNo

Tho Lady Stirling Chapter. u. A.
r., win hold tho first meeting u
i,a new year NJ this residence Of
slrs. NJ 4. Weed 9es 10Th ave. az
lao p. m, on Tuesday. September
4 Mrs. J, " Wluion will assist
Mrs. Weed A meeting Of tho hoard
will be held tpforc the rogulnr
meeting.
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GIRLS ENJOY
MOUNT pAINTEU

A horseback ride to Mirror lake,
n concert at the inn. and hikes up
the long white slopes OF the noun
tain that was God" were part OF
the many enjoyable trips taken by
the Campfire Girls on their visit at
Paradise Inn. on Mount Rainier.
The party was composed OF eight
girls. who won second prize in the
National Parks parade. and Miss
Theresa Gay, Miss jean Reausseau
and Miss Hope Pearson, who were
councillors az Camp Sealth. Mrs.
George Loekley. Campfire guar.
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Tea UiH Honor TraUelerS and Visitors

poohea Hopper who are
in Zealand and
Oakland Mrs Hoopers guests Mrs
home Friday Afternoon SEP
TENDER until 6 o'clock
the Magnp I, Crawford Mrs George
H. NJ sauers, and assisting
f. Il Blackburn Miss Helen MaeFin
Mis- Dean Irwin
viii bc received by Dorothy whitins
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DAf;GYTERs or pToNEERs

UAItHTFIkS OF PTONEIERS
The Daughters Of Pioneers Of
waahlnyton will meet Mt the Y. w.
G. A., September bth, ut 2 y. m. II
will be the first meeting OF the
season.
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Farewell Recital

Tho Cornish school announces
the farewell recital Of Alexander
sllareyslSi. the famous Russian
pianist. Friday evening. September
7. al the Cornish Little thoater Mr.
sklaroyski has been II guest teacher
nt the Cornish school this summer
Tho program follows.
l.
''KFesilsrikna" "a TAntasiAs) ,BchumAnn
~
Twenty four Prsludss ,....,.,..., Chopin
M
This Girl and tho AlEhtlnEals" orAnadoh
"EvsninE In Grenada" ..s.ss.ss. Dsbuspy
''island Of JOY" ....,...s.,t..ss. Dsbuhsy
March Ailltalrs" $3.50. sBchubsrt'IauHlE
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entertained today With aiacivey
NJ r.
Talbot is the New Washington Hotel
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HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION
TO MEEr

The Norwegian Hospital nssocia-
ton announces tho opening OF It's fall
work at a business meeting in Nor
way hall, Tuesday. September II. at
1870 O'Clock In the afternoon.
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QUEEN ANNE CIRCLE

w ZEN ANNE CIRCLE
FRUIT AND FLOWER MISSION
The Queen Anne Circle of the
Fruit and Flower Mission will meet
ut the home Of Mrs. David IL. Fryer.
1928 Eighth ave. w, Tuesday morn
Ing. September 4. Mt 1890.
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Mcfarland with bridge luncheon at
her home yesterday o'clock compliment Mrs
shannon Morris Lundqus Mrs Daniel l. Pratt
Randall Pratt.
baskets Of purple aeFs and orange
sfnnias.
seven tables were In play
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
HEBREW BENEVOLENT

HEBREW BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY
The regular meeting Of the SC.
attle Hebrew benevolent society
viii 30 held Wednesday. September
S, NJ $40 ,. M in tho veairy room
% Temple DO Rirsh. Tha eoersi
meeting wtll begIn promptly AZ 10
e. m.
ALLAH SOCIAL CLUB
The Allah Social club will resume
their meetings on Friday afternoon.
September I. et the homo OF Mira.
Rex A. Turner. $50 Bellevue avs.
N. Assisting hostcHaea win be Mrs.
Leah Norman and Mrs Helen Bar.
clay. Cards and Refreshments at
2 O'Clock
NoRDTcA CHORAL CLUB
Fail activities OF the Nordica
Choral club will begin September
IA. with each Friday evening dur
ing the winter sct apart for re.
hcarsais.
Young women from is 10 30
years Of age arc eligible 20 join
this club. Qualifications and gen.
cral Information may be obi aimed
from the president, Miss Edna
Moore. or Mrs. Smelling, ZOE Mon
tellus building. or call Ca piti-losi.
QUEEN CITY SUNSHINE CLUB
The Queen city Sunshine club
win resume their series OF card
parties September 18th al the Ma.
sonic Temple.
WEST SEATTLE ART CLUB
The opening meeting Of the West
seattle Art club win b. held at
tho home Of Mrs Daniel Raglan,
$3.50 49th ave. s. w. on weGnes.
day morning. September 8. at 1890
O'clock Mrs. q. w. Van Kirk VIII
assist Mrs. Raglan ns hostess.
The topics under discussion will
consist OF report OF convention a
American Federation Of Art, given
by Mrs. Max Hunter, art review,
by Mrs. a. Il. swain. current art.
by Mrs. +. w. Graham.
RtD6LEY REBEcCA
AUXILIARY
Tho Rldsley Rcbocca auxiliary
mll meet "Wednesday afternoon,
September 5, in /. o. o. f. temple,
at / O'Clock Luncheon viii be
served.
QUATANTE CLUB
The Quarante club win meet
Tuesday evening. September 4. al
the home OF Mrs. Edward Bray
1852 Beach drive.
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ie. 10. 4 and ~ the ncntest tents
were 10 and cottage T.
Good camper nrnbands were won
b. Helen Monroe. Ruth Monroe
Marian Bailey. Kathryn curiiH
Ruth Field. Marguerite Racine. Viz
glnia Patten. Doris Campbell Eliza
beth Jones. Owcndolyn Riggs, Marie
Wallace. Helen DeIbar Mildred
vredenburR, Hazel Fredorici. Bea'
trico Caches. Irene Coward. Har'
rlet Field Barbara McMiehel
Handcraft wohclo was won by
Maxono Ruffner. Bertha Wilson
Frances Field. Lucli Weed, Ann
Caldwell. E1ica Ayers. Marie Schu'
bert. Jane Evans. Helen Winkiey.
Ruth Field. Phyllis Dent Ethel
Back. Marion Green. DelorH Lee
Iaube. Mable Lindsdiey. Iris Miller.
Betty Lewis. Virginia Smith. khih'
crime Curtis. Lois llibbs. Helen
nibbn Doris Campbell. Ann Cute,
Mary Kate Hcarne. Gertrude Van
wordon. Wwtndoiyn Riggr Jane
Caldwell. Isabelle fiaugh. Stella
johnson Helen Monroe. Marie wal
lace. Ethel Richardson. Hazel FRED
eaicl. Elizabeth. Wright. Mabel
Ratea Theresa saiinEer Claire Mel.
kirk. Hazel Kenn. Edith McGinnlS.
Ethel Beck. Elizabeth Aorgenstsrn.
Irma Thompson.
Sports W0heio were won By
Margaret Ann Griffith. Mary Wood
bridge. Edna Cox. Nellie Harvey,
fAly Nordstrom. Miriam Bailey
Helen Batting. Edith Bosby Lea
more Lane. Marguerite Racine. ir'
mengards Pa,ten. Marguerite Ward.
Rose Brennan. Marguerite North,
virginia patten. Marjorie Ra,iray'
Elizabeth Jones. Gcnsyicyo Martin.
Jonsphine Gordon. Helen Delhar.
Mildred VredcnhurE. Fri,zis swan
htrnfn. Margaret Boaier.
Camp crafi wohcio; Betty War
dali, Marion Bush. fAniia Tribbet.
Peggy Stanley and veHia swenson.
Girls from Junior camp winning
woheio were Harric, owen. Ahee
Innsor. Edith Ka,x, Eleanor
Brown, Barbara McMlchcl. Ruth
szss.s. ktartha Hayes. Frances
kline. Ruth Evans. Elizabeth Mo.
Donald. Irene Coward. Phyllis Bres'
nan. Councillors winning wohelo
are Kathryn SFnnchor. Hope Pear.
son. DeEtto Devcrs. Miss Theresa
Gay. Dorothy Cramer
wohelo specials win be awarded
10 the following AZ the reunion IN
tho fall; Emily Hayes. Lucille r.
master. Iuua Thompson, Elma Jol'
Nv. Alice Ienoir. Frltzio Swan.
strom. Marjorie Rattay. Rose Bres'
nan. incl Weed.
During the council fire. Miss
Rowe Wright. who has been al
camp seal,h for the last three
weeks, became a Campfire Girl for
the first time. Tho three ranks
were bestowed upon her and she
was presented with a bead head
band. made with a Seattle symbol
BY the girls at camp.
Tho American Legion N"As'N'
Essay Contest. which closes oe'o
Der IL. offers 70 all boys and sirl'
between the ages OF i2 and Is
inclusive. an opportunity TO VIII
scholarships in colleges 10 be des
ignatod by tho winners. The sub
icct OF the contest Is why
| America Should Prohibit Immigra
ton for Five Years"
The essays are not TO be owe
500 words long. and are TO be writ
ten on only one aide Of the paper
An essays must be received at
place designated by the count
superintendent OF schools not late
than midnight OF October IL. 1872;
Tho prizes arc first. $3.50; secont
$500; third. $3.50. First prizo !,
each state will be silver media
second prize. a bronze medal; thir
prize, certificate Of merit.
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RUMMAGE SALE

The Methodist. Protestant Sunday
school win hold rummagc snle on
the mozzaninc floor in the Economy
market, September 9Th and 7th. Pa.
irons are earnestly requested TO do.
nate articles and help a worthy
cause.
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Byidqe Tea Ho4ors Mrs. Hunp7,reg

Ellis
William Z. Humphrey. wash
ingon D. Parker dispensed
hour.
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ALPHA CLUB

The Alpha club will hold its first
meeting Of the club year on Thurs.
day, September 9Th, with Mrs. WIN.
Curtis, at the home OF Mrs. a. @.
Fairbanks 7ois 18th ave. n. w.
Luncheon will he served at 1890.
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Garden DINNER Nus Evenina

a. entertaining with garden dinner party
ovens r. r. Kitchens OF Chicago
their will be placed for 20 guests
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Small Musicale and Tea

A. entertaining
Of Sac Paulo America
f. Rock Island ILL., Invitations
bee 10 M OF the
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FREMONT W. d. y. b.

fttfMONT w. &. It. u,
The Fremont w. c. I. U. will meet
on Tuesday. September 4th nj y.
m. in the Fremont Baptist church.
Mrs II. Daw, Medal Contest super
intendent, win sponsor Scriptural
contest for silver medal, members
Of Fremont Union participating.
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terrain church Tho new music for
the season viii he on hand. Enroll.
mcnt fec Is 81.
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Hosts at Ddncin9 Pdrtg

entertaining with dancing party this
compliment MIR and Mrs Charles simpson and
Edwin Fellows. Forty guests have been invited
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Charles Thuson hostess at luncheon aud later AZ
ongg Friday afternoon at her home nos Queen Anne ave
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Mrs. Henry Burger
Tells How Cuticura
| Healed Sister

When my sister vas only a few
days old eczema broke out all ever
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IoNIA soCIAI cfIrn

The Ionia Social club meets Wed,
nesday. September S. at o'clock. In
the card rooms Of the Masonic tenn.
pie, f.. Pine and Harvard ave, East.
crn stars and their families are wei.
come.
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cANApIAN woMENs cLIrn

CANADIAN woMEN's CLUB
The Canadian Womou's club viii
hold It's first regular business and
social meeting OF the club season on
Tuesday, September 4. ut 2 p. m, in
the Federated clubhouse at Thomas
ri. and Harvard ave N. The cxecu-
tive meeting viii be held at 1880.
Mrs. a. Mclean and Mrs. T.. d.
Barnes win be hostesses during tho
social hour, following tho business
meeting.
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LADIES, LYRIC

The Ladies' Lyric Choral club
will NEST for the first rehearsal OF
the season Tuesday evening. septem.
Der 4. at 1880. Mt the First Presby.
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WEST SEATTLE ART CLUB
R1DGLEY REBEcCA
AUXILIARY

Tho Rsdsley Rcbocca auxiliary
will meet "Wednesday afternoon,
September s, In i. o. o. f. temple,
at O'Clock Luncheon viii be
served.
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Visitor Hoaored at Luncheon


compliment Talbot OF
Talbot the New Washington Hotel
Bridge Tea Ho,a0rs Mrs. Humphrey
Of tables
Mrs william E Humphrey OF wash
Walters Agnes Parker dispensed
plta
Small Musicale and Tea
KahIke entertaining today sma1m to
Of Sac Pauo
heenli to int innate OF the guests
Mrs Preston Padgett to Entertain
Point Tuesday September
tables will be
Miss Isabel Prescott Betrothed
Prescott The engagement or their
Lndberg. No date set for the wedding
Bridge and Shower for Bride-Elect
bdetobc
uddenbeg entertaining with bridge and
at Miss MacPhesons home
Announce Daughters Marriage
Yakima the
Roland Merle Taylor OF Mr.
a nd Seattle. Thursday. August IS
attended the University Of
Tramontn apartments after
s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-01
Mss Isabel Prescott Betrothed

L.
Hiding Lindbg Mr. Mrs Gust
Lndbeg date been set for the wedding
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-01

Mr.. and Mrs, Stanley Gfiffiths
who have been visiting relailvon IN
London. since their arrival In Eng
land, are now on an extended motor
trip thru Scotland, according 70
latest word received by friends ~
this city.