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The following resolution a introduced and upon motion adopted by
the Board of County Commissioners:
RESOLVED, That there a a mistake made in the levy of School
District No. a whereby a special tax of 3k mills IA made and run upon the
tax roll.
RESOLVED Further, that the county assessor be ordered t. correct
the tax roll and the county treasurer be ordered to rebate the illegal taxes
collected, the same being the 31 mills Special Levy O n School Dis.
tnct No. a., Park County, Wyoming.
The resignation of Mrs r. C. Rumsey n member of the Park County
Library Board IA accepted.
The following resolution a introduced and upon motion adopted bv
the Board of Commissioners:
RESOLVED, That there appears, upon due investigation, to have been
mscondpet n neglect II duty in the management of the Park County
RESOLVED further, that the Board Of County Commissioners have
Of the Public, to hand in their designations. And it appearing that Mrs b.
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED, that Mrs. Z. J. Goppert and Mrs L.
Z. Peterson, the other two members of the Board, be removed from office
and the san is hereby ordered and the offices declared vacant.
This remova being in accordance with Section 1866 of Chapter 100 of
the 1920 Compiled Statutes of Wyoming.
Members voting yes: Chas. Pease, D. T.. Powers, p +, Markham.
Member voting no: None.
Upon motion h following persons were Amounted ns renhe Of to
Board " Directors of the Park County Library Board;
N. S. Erwin, for the term ending July LIST, 1924.
Fred f. MCGEE, for the term ending July LIST, 1925. ~
II. V. Robertson, for the term ending July 1t 1926.
The reports o. the earnings and collections of the County Clerk and
Clerk " h Court, We're received and approved. The amounts being ne
follows: " o"s 10
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County Clerk, for month of October $21035
Clerk of Court, or month OF October 3SS05
There being no further business before the Board, they adjourned to
meet December 4th, A. d. 1928.
CHAS. PEASE,
Chairman of Board of COMMISSIONS.
ATTEST: James W. Rousseau, County Clerk.
, 1923-11-14
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS
(OFFICIAL)

THE PROCEEDINGS (OF A REGULAR MEETING OF THE RoApn
OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, OF PARK COUNTY, WYO..N~
held at Cody IN November 9Th and 7h, A. D. 1923.
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Campfire Notes

The annual national conference ~
Campfire Girls Will DO at Kansas
city. April 1918, Miss Ruth Brown.
Seattle executive, VIII represent
Northwest Campfire Girls, and nc.
oompanyng her will Do % girls, the
best Campfire Girls chosen for the
group record. homie, school and head.
quarters record
A. this conference will be repre-,
Heniutiyss from all parts Of tho
United states where Campfire IL or,
gnnlzcd A craft exhibit win be on
display and II Seattle keeps up the
record OF past years. ge viii have
one of the best exhibits. Two years
ago the bronze plaque was present.
ed 10 the Seattle Campfire Girls for
the best national exhibit. Girls
who wish 10 make articles for exhlb.
10 may obtain their materials from
heaauarters. where Instructions viii
be given.
Meetings or the scribes OF Torch
Staff were held on Saturday morn.
ing nj headquarters. On Tuesday
the minute girls met and planned the
annual winter snowshoe trip and the
Christmas party on December 22.
This party viii be tho big ship
warming and welcome 10 all Camp.
fire girls.
The Tuberculosis league Is
calling upon the Campfire Girls 20
sell Christmas seals on December 3
and is. The girls win not sell seals
on the street, but at the postoffice.
Bon Marchc and Rhodes. Girls
should sign up at headquarters II
they can help.
Business. consisting Of election OF
officers, signing the application for
national charter. appointing a
committee 10 choose a name for the
group, collecting dues. deciding on a
meeting day. planning tentative
program for the next month. and a
discussion OF the relation or Camp
fire 20 the church occupied the
meeting or tho new Campfire Girls
Of st. Marks church. Miss Van
BrocllIn Is the guardian OF the
group. The results Of the election
we're as follows; Ethel I-ivesley.
president; Virginia Males. secretary;
Caroline Bnrnham. treasurer; Helen
Gray. scribe. The girls already at.
tached 10 Campfire are Joining the
group as honorary members. The
next meeting is 10 be devoted 10
GIVE Service" Christmas eve car.
ding, a Christmas council fire and a
craft meeting are planned for the
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WOODLAND REBEKAH
AUXILIARY

woodland Rshsknh auxiliary viii
hold baznar and dinner Thursday
evening. December 8. IN I. o. o. II
hall. Fremont. Dinner win be served
from $40 to O'Clock.
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TO Speak on Political
ErolufiOli

Prof. J p. t.ichtenhenger. exchange
professor from the University OF
Pennsylvania. department Of socioi
ogy. will give an address on ''polIti-
cal Evolution" before the members
OF the current events department OF
the women's University club AZ a
luncheon to be given IN the private
dining room at the club ON Friday.
December :. at l2 o'clock
Professor Lichtenbeugcr Is ono Of
tho recognized authorities Of Amer
len IN. his, parficular field. Mrs. ".
man VI. Tondci and Mrs. John VII.
son viii be the hcstcssgs.
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Mrs. Taggart Ente,toins
for DAUGHTER

To compliment her daughter. Mrs,
William Hudson Compton OF chica-
20. Who Is her guest. Mrs Tom
Taggart entertained this afternoon
at her homo with "A beautifully APP
pointed luncheon OF sixteen covers.
Mrs TaEgart viii be hostess again
on Saturday afternoon. entertaining
sixteen guests at luncheon in honor
OF her daughter. Invitations are linn
tied 70 intimate friends Of the honor
guest
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WIN BACK GIRLH00D,
HEALTH AND BEAUTY!

Medical science can be Of great value
TO the woman who feels she has lost
the charm and spirit Of youth and seeks
TO regain it-thc woman who iscasily fatigued,
easily upset, nervous. dyspeptic--who findi
dark circles under her eyes, her Complexion
sallow, her eyes dull instead OF sparkling and
the girlish lines Of her figure slipping away.
Simply TAKE good vegetable tonici That
prescribed By Or. III. S. Thatcher. the celebrated
Physician. Is being used By insumefabic well
known women. IL i scientifically designed
70 help correct constipation Zone cause) and u
does 4 without Rripirg; also 10 improve d..
gestlon. 60 nourish and tone up the system.
soothe those tired, oycrtaSed nerves; put on
solid. firm hesh and eensi purcr, healthier blood
flooding through rosy cheeks.
Try Il yourseln Just a spoonful after the
ne1t few meals. Notice the quick difference
In the way you eat. sleep. look and feel. II YOU
arc not completely satisfied your druggist 10
authorized 10 return your money.
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VIII Act as Patrons
for Guild Dance

Az the dance Mount Baker Park
Guild 81 the children's orthopedie
hospital viii give Friday evening
at the Mount Baker clubhouse,
acting MS patrons and patroncsres
will be Mr.. and Mrs George +.
Myers. Mr.. and Mrs John w. Rob
erts. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Ewing,
Mr.. aud Mrs. John c. Mcmillan.
sfr. and Airs William Randall
Crawford
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hamilton dc
vcuye. Mr.. and Mrs Ivan Hyland,
Mr.. and Mrs Ernst l. skcel. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Eiweil Case. Mr,
and Mrs J. " Hamill, Mr. and
Mrs Edgar Snyder, Mr. and Mrs
w. W. Reed. Mr.. and Mrs J. l.
VIM and Mrs Caroline Clark.
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DATES
TO REMEMBER

THURSDAY. DECEMBER g.
Airs a, n. If.rry's bridge tea f"t
sifs Harry whitney Treat ~
home.
Mrs Joseph dc Nacsdo's luncheon
~ homo.
fiiiDAf, DJcEMnin -
ST. And Mfs. = J, TrhffYfd HUE
sons dinner 20 homer Mrs hhrfy
whitney Tront and Af. and MIS-
usraid Martin fenneii. nt hc-
attic Uplf club,
Aifs. iinrh Nccafgsrs hfidss lunch
con a. homo fof AGs - p heF
eargsr.
Airs, }, /. MseDouAids bridge
i1cheon 20 honor iiaf house
gleal, ATS stella rrase N Dsnysr.
Mount Huker Guild u Tho oriho-
pedla hospltsi 10 ave dance al
the Mount Baker clubhouse.
Airs. John u. rsfreli's breakfast 81
homo Tor Nfs. Harry whitney
Treat
AIR. ana Mrs. Arthur Norahoff and
Mr. ana Mrs, Edwin u, noEE, jr.'
70 entertain At bridge ~ ihs
Sofdhoff residences.
Airs. Henry q. Kisiins's tea at the
eunsst club for ars. Weharo
SATURDAY. DECEMBER g.
University 0uiid Of tho ortbapedle
hospital 60 Hiye ball 81 the VIII
seniab.
Mrs. Wendell Myers bridge tea for
Miss Lucia Meaenan. 81 Ats. II.
a. T.. Myers home.
University ouiid Of the orhope1ie
hospital % give bail at Tho WIZ
n
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER H.
The marriage % Alss Lucia Fefse
Nearham 20 M. cpfieii stevens
smith, at home " tbs bride
alsrrs uncle ana stunt Or. end
Airs. James y EARlssgn. e $3.50
o'clock.
Mrs. JoshnA Green's tea for her
daughters. Miss Hebtenia and
Miss Frances Green. and niece.
Aiiss Laura Green.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER ID
Thp maFTlsga ~ Miss Clara Emory
10 Atr. Marshall Allen IN Trinity
church. AZ $40 O'Clock.
SATURDAY. DECEMBER H.
The marriage " Mlss Isabel Pres
eett 10 Sir. y. hiding hndbers.
~ horne ~ the brides parents.
NJ sna Nrf. r, l.. Prescott. AZ
kfse e'eioeh.
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER es--
Mlss Oeorklans HeaBstrom's thsster
party. followed ~ tea. for Miss
Lucy Glen Kerry,
FRIDAY, DECEMBER es-
Niss Janet iisnrt'n and Miss Essiyn
GOWNS dante al The home OF
Ar. ~ c. Henry.
ssafits Tennis eiab % give Christ
Fnss bridge and nah lonEr party.
MONDAY. DECEMBER sI--
Junior League bali ~ christensen's
hall.
TUESDAY. JANrAHy -
All. and Mira a. y. Ksryys dsnee
At home in compliment 10 their
daughter. Miss LucT-0sen Kerry.
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Service at Orthopedic
Shops

Mrs. ID. D. Baldwin will be hostess
for East Highland Drive guild al the
orthopedic Tea shop Thursday. ms.
sisted By Mrs c. II. Collins. Mrs. l.
u. Carney. Mrs. G. X. Tenant. Mrs.
George T.. Patton. Mrs. q. X. Wood.
worth. Mrs. Stuart Merriss Airs. m.
o. waithieu and. Mrs, II. z. Fred
crics.
Thursday morning at the Thrift
shop Airs. J. c, watrous and Mrs.
p. /. Stone win represent Rcnton
I'm guild: in tho afternoon First
Hin guild viii be represented by afrs.
J. y. MacDougali and Mrs. Fred
Gilman.
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RELIEVED BOYS COUGU

Mrs. j.. Van Belle, pendroy. Mont,
writes. II like your Cough Medicine
very well. Ny little boy, years
old. had u very bad cough and after
using FoLEY'S HONEY AND TAR
COMPOUND he secured relief" For
coughs. colds and hoarscnoss there
IS no better remedy on the market
today than FoLEY's HONEY AND
TAR COMPOUND. u has stood
the test Of time. serving three ger.
orations Get the genuine. refuse
substitutes, --Advertisement
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
NORTH End FLOWER CLUB

NORTH END FLOWER CLUB
The North End Flower club VIII
hold its regular monthly meeting At
Moves cafeteria, on Friday. Decen-
Der :. AZ is o'clock. Mr. Samuel A..
Dunlap. with tho Hollywood Gardens,
win speak and demonstrate Arts.
tic Arrangement OF Flowers" Mr..
Ronald y. Chapman will speak on
SHRUBS for Fall Planting"
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[U5IMNSs

Sold IN Heattie By Pioneer Drug Com
pany. eel let Ave. Lion Drug Company,
500 ist Ave. Rainier Drug COMPANY,
sis Let Ave. Cascade Drug COMPANY,
Ballard station. Columbia Drug Com
pony. 1879 Hainicr; Warren Drug Com
paBy. Cor, Howell q Minor Cor. 9Th 4
Olive: Washington Drug Company,
Madison at 2sth, and IN Enufneiaw hy
the EnumolAw Drug Company In Kent
by Nasmyth Drug Company, and by lead
Ing druggists in every city and town
Advertisement.
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PENNSYLVANIA
gTffny CIITH

The Pennsylvania Study club will
have noon.day luncheon at the
Federation clubhouse, on Friday. De.
cember Z. to which members aud
friends are invited.
At ? o'clock there win be a special
Christmas sale OF tho handiwork OF
the members. and a musical aud liter.
airy program. including some read.
ings by Nine. Harriet Saunderson.
Miss Rhetta Martin Ia the chairman
in charge. All ponnsylvanlans in.
Nited.
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SEXTON W. Il. c.
sexton w II, c. No, % viii give Il
card party in Wings cafeteria Thurs.
day evening. December 6. Every.
body welcome.
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Holiday Luncheon
Planned

10 honor Miss I,uey.Glen Kerry
and group Of girls who Will be
home for their Christmas vacation,
Miss Charlotte Heussy. who win be
homo from school at Dobb's Ferry on
the sist. will give luncheon at her
home on Thursday afternoon. Dccen
Der 81.
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Buffet Supper and
Ol.pheltnl Pdlstu

Miss Juliet elrn,has planned a hut.
tet supper atshcr home. followed BY
an orphcum party on Saturday eve.
ming. December -. 10 compliment
her cousin. Miss Lucy Glen Kerry.
who will,eome homo. from Miss Ran.
some's school FOR the holidays
Invitations have been limited TO
twenty OF Miss Kcrry's intimate
friends.
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SCHUBERT CLUB

Schubert club has Christmas lunch.
con at the home Of Mrs. George y.
Grays. 2l33 Shelby ST.. Thursday,
December 6, at O'Clock.
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latter part Of the month.
A. a meeting Of &.
g .,i., on Monday, Noysmb.r, ', . :,
iirlS decided to hold the rns ~ !, h'
me evening. instead Of afr.r '' ~ y
is u u more conyeuIen, senool
eYenins December 4. wliI i $500 y
neNt meeting. At The home Z, I, y. .s'
guardian. All the elrIs -. = t<
70 bring nu embroidery nes,,,s 1870 a
ph embroidery hoop. 10 work ~ -. =
cunt VIII DO started. The v,r, ~ hs
donated 80 70 the Social w. ,,s.s
i i,a.s1 70 provide certain f s',s's
with things other than foo1 = .a'nl
family has already had : bs., = ~
mated. Some day next wsss .' ]. e
girls win have q ''cana par, 49, - Y. -
same family. = ~ NE
a Christmas box, filled 80, -:
letters. little gifts ana ! No.. ely
other things viii 20 70 Captain r.s'
on december 10. Each giri 10 VI
asked 10 write him z chr,xs,r -. IN q.
Ter and bring Il to headon,,. 3.
Another box and Christmas Tres -
20 TO Miss Rowe Wright. ana ~ -
sis. tho Camp sealth AiredaIs
New York city. A big box 4 ~, 4
ing at headquarters 10 DO flIlsS. ,rs
you be the first one TO bring y on
letter! s0''
On Friday evening the ouebss,
group. of Aiderwood Manor. orss.
lied and elected the foIlorinr ~
GERS: President Dorothy chzr, n..s
scribe. Doris Hutter; vice prsssssr.
Josephine Brimmer; secretary ~.
garct Gait. treasurer, Ethel Bn.,..
group artist, Esther scoon.
Each girl II 70 make 4 can ~.
apron with the Campfire synsd !.
wear at the turkey dinner On M
cember IS, as the girls have b,sr
asked 10 assist at the tables
The ckekesu girls have phass
for q busy month during Decsnt~
They have already started ltf
Christmas basket, with cafhnls,
Johnson in charge. Meetings an,
ing December win be osremwk
business. craft and SOCIAL.
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Shield home. There win be no
charge for admission. but n silver Of.
fering will be taken.
The following program will be pre-.
scented.
Piano solo ...,..ny Mrs sidney Jones
The SAiiaas Builders.
nliy nsffits. C4sFeaes fedsru. Dorothy
ueYt. June Harvry. Aary Thatcher.
virginia Martin. Irene Mepeyiii. VIZ.
xlnia Johnson. Elsnor Nelson. AHra
sstst Mspevitt
Nefnt solo -sfs - rssssstss strrnr NcfEop
AsanoipGue fAfsndy's Organ" ...s
....44s-. Nfrs. Mabel nass Robinson
--fhs Wren - Charmed CITY Trios..
Nlss Irene Spencer. Miss Frances wiz
iisms Mis. Hiri EnKmAnn.
Reading .s.ss.s.ssf..fsss. billie fratsF
Dramatic nsadiug Airs Emfna Andersen
Violin ssisssion To spring -... .ofisE
Niles Hiri EnKnAnn.
Reading .......... Nsna Nay Anderson
Neesi sels ...-....,.Niss ifsns spencer
Reading .....---.... Mrs. May MaseeAr
Vocal solo ...........s... Ifnisa Spencer
Piano. Louise Ester Anderson
Dlaiosps-..A Pair OF LunAties"
Mrs. Aiins Haiisnt. Mr.. Fred De Ia
Mark
Nnsic .s..-----.s.s. Charmed CITY Trio
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MOUNT nAKER

The regular monthly meeting OF
the Mount Baker Park Improvement
club VIII be held "wednesday evening.
December 8. at o'clock. at the
Mount Baker park clubhouse. A
program has been prepared for the
evening.
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Mrs. Treat Honor Guest

Mrs. Claranec nIethen entertained
with q luncheon OF thirty covers
this afternoon at the sunsc, club
in homer OF AIr& tlavry Whitney
Treat. who IS leaving shortly for
the East
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AND TEA 1T WAS,

LoNDoN--It had tho outward ap.
pcaranccs OF whisky. And IL was IN
whisky bottles. But II tasted like
tea. And IL was. So the head eel.
lcrman OF wcst.End hotel Is in jail
facing an embcEzlement charge.
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are leaving Saturday for New York
Mrs. Thompson will remain IN The
East two months. but Mr. Thomp'
son viii be home ihv niat of the
year.
Miss Alice Hole, AlIss kathryn
Armstrong. Miss Clara Emory ana
Miss Nancy Emory returned Mon
day evening from u few days Visit
ut Raymond.
AR. und Mrs. l.. y. lyman are
spending few days In Portland,
Miss Charlotte Iicuasy, who n az
school at Dobba Ferry, and Miss
Grace LOWS, AZ onksmerc. win 70.
turn about December 90 on their
Christmas vacation.
Mr.. e. u. Rhodes left this week
on a short trip East.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Albert Tanner tEyn
Sophia EmmD are being congratu.
lnted on the birth OF daughter. Eva
Gertrude Maud. November 20, at the
swedish hospital.
AIR. Tony Ilrandenthaier, who spent
the weekend in town, LEFT Sunday
night by motor FOR Portland.
Dir. and Mrs. Edgar II. Bucilin.
Of Vancouver. +. C.. were weekend
guests in the city
SIR. Frederick Jacobs. OF Portland.
was a weekend visitor in town.
SIR. aud Mrs. ". II. Blocker are
receiving congratulations on the
birth OF a son ON December 2.
Mr.. Lawrence Arnold Is leaving
Friday Tor trip East.
AIR. and Mrs. Arthur r. johnson
are sailing Friday from Vancouver.
II. G.. for Honolulu. TO he away
several months
Airs. Henry c. Hihhard left today
for short visit IN Portland.
EnslKn Dallas Emory win arrive
Friday from San Pedro 20 remain
until after tile marriage OF his sis.
ter, Mrs ciara Emory and Mr..
Marshall Allen.
Mr.. and MFa, Clinton Douglas left
this week for Chicago on a visit Of
a few weeks.
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Dinner at Merrill
Residence

Miss Virginia and Miss Eulalie
Merrill arc entertaining with din.
ner OF sixteen covers At their home
on Thursday evening, in honor OF
Miss Bentonia and Miss Frances
Green and their cousin. Miss Laura
Green. OF jackson. Miss.
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FEDERATION OF
EvANaELIcAL cHrrRcHEs

Nv ANtELlIAL CHURCHES
Tho Woman's Federation OF Evan.
gelieai Churches Of Seattle. win meet
Thursday. December 6. at 2 p. m.
on the second floor OF the Y. w. C.
A. Mrs. Henry Landes viii address
the meeting. All members are urged
10 attend.
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RonERT Z. LIE cnAPTEn

Robert +. Lee Chapter. United
Daughters o. the confederacy.
meets with Mrs. A. w. johnson.
a22O y. 4sth st., on Thursday. Dec
embcr 6. walllngford car 70 coriias.
ono block north.
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UAWTUORNE PIT. A

Hawthorne PIT. a. will meet
Thursday, December 6. at 8 p. m.
Charles Kirkpatrick Of Franklin
high school viii speak on the school
System and Rotations and musical
numbers will be part Of the enter.
tainment. Refreshments
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ALLA1f socfAL CLnR

Allah Social club will meet at the
home Of Mrs. Grace Taylor. 223i
s2nd ave. s.. on Friday. December I.
at ? D. m. Assisting hostesHes are
Mrs. Title Mickey and Mrs. Minnie
wilson. All Eastern Stars and friends
invited.
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Dinner Dance at
arctic Club

The Arctic club has cards out for
a dinner danca at the club on Satur-
day evening. December 8. with dinner
at I o'clock.
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Informal Bridge Party

Miss Lorranle Burkhardt Campbell
entertained twelve guests Informally
with a bridge party at her home last
week.
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Luncheon for
Bride-Elect

Mrs. Alexander Prsngle Is enter
talning with a luncheon at the Ten.
mis- club on Monday Afternoon, in
compliment 10 Miss Isabel Prescott,
who Is TO be u bride OF this month.
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uoMEsTrADERs LODGE

The Homestcaders lodge will hold
an important business meeting at
tho Swedish Club hall. Wednesday
evening. December Q. at o'clock.
Members urged 20 attend.
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Extending Invitations
f.r Dance

Miss Ethel Morrison and Mr.. Hnf.
wood Morrison are extending invita-.
tons 10 an Informal dance 10 be
given at their home during the Christ.
mas holidays
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Bridge Luncheon
at Home

Mrs, Msulice van Asch van Wysk
has arranged luncheon Of sixteen
covers at her homo for Wednesday
afternoon, December l.. Bridge VIII
be the later amusement,
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Miss Alice Hole, AlIss kathryn
Armstrong. Miss Clara Emory ana
Miss Nancy Emory returned Mon
day evening from - few days sislt
NJ Raymond,
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SOCIETY WELSH
PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH

FTtIfH5 T FsININlN NffFINlb
The regular monthly meeting Of
the Ladies' Aid roclsty OF the Welsh
Presbyterian church. 10th ave. ".
and r. John st., viii bs held az the
church. Thursday, December s. Mt
2 p. m.
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aaked . aasIst 81 the tahI.s.

Small aero tracts 3u.t norr, !
the city can be purchased b, /
small payment down. Turn q 4.
want Ads.
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MIR. AND MRS. HENRY c. HiB.
lNl RARD and Mr.. and Mrs. T.,
Grant McNllcken are issuing invita-.
tons for n dance on Friday evening.
December II. III tho Rainier club
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Mountview School PIT. a. win
meet Thursday evening. December 6.
at O'Clock. Following short bust.
ness session there will be a program
and refreshments.
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Airs, a, 4. ifrTfyg bridge tea I"l
Mfs. Harry whitney Treat ~
home.
AIRS Joseph dc Natedoa luncheon
al home
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BENEFIT FOR LADIES

Mrs. Maurice Tremper VIII enter.
tain with card party Friday eve.
ming. Deoembers7 IN Economy hall.
No. /, FOR tho benefit Of the Ladies'
OF the q. A. r. Home. The public
Is invited
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Small aero tracts Just norsh d
tho city can be purchased n
small payment down. Turn 10 4,
Want Ads.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-05
MUSICALE AND
LITERARY EVENING

Under the auspices OF the Capitol
hin W. c. n T. IT, musicale and
literary entertainment viii be given
at the Tabernacle Baptist church.
18th and East John st.. Friday ove.
ming December z. at s o'clock. The
affair is for the benefit Of the White
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-05
Small Bridge for Visitor

To 0mpIimept Miss Thelna
Thompson OF Pendfton. Ore. who Is
visiting in town. Mrs. Edward Henry
Lennox will entertain at a small
bridge tea on Friday afternoon, at
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STEVENS W. n. c.
MIIITAnY w1IIsr pAl
BRITISH AMERIcAN
ASSOCIATION

The regular meeting Of ths Brit
Ish.American association viii be
held in the Fine Arts hall. 1918
Fourth ave. ON Friday evening.
December "a. Tho special speaker
viii be tho Rev. Or. II. II. Gowen.
All persons Of British birth cordial
~ invited