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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-18
Celebrate Date of
Frisco Earthquake

SAN FRANCISCO, April 1s.--san
Francisco celebrated 1T years aft.
er" today.
II was II years ago this morning
that earthquake and fire swept the
city and reduced It's business section
and much OF its residence district to
ashes.
A parade. luncheon. naval review
and dozens Of dances over the city
tonight, viii comprise tho days pro.
gram.
Members OF the relief committee
will gather in reunion during the
evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-18
Claim Success for
Helicopter Machine

DAYTON. o.. April is.--Tho Dc
bothczat helieopter carried four men
to height OF four feet in weight
test at McCook field yesterday. I,
remained in the air 30 seconds.
On another test with five passen-
gers ollnging TO its framework. the
hclicopter lifted itself only a few
inches
Mai. Bane, field commander, was
at the controls today in n series OF II
flights, all OF which were declared
successful.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-18

los ANGELES, Aprn is-Fred
Tfsmalno. father VI liberia Mead
own. who ~ha hinin by Clara PIN.
lips hammer. n in jail today on a
charge Of stealing 10 fountain pens
and two pencils from an automobile
belonging 70 ]. q. West. a salesman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-18
Auto Crashes Into
Street Car; 3 Die

CINCINNATL, Ohio. April is.-.
Three persons we're kllitl instantly
ana one NAV die az a insult Of
crash between a street ear and an
automobile here today.
Carmen said the autoist Diloie1
bls machine directly into the on
coming train. The auter@oblie. a.
ROADSTER. vas wrecked ene So oc-
cupants huried thru the 8indshieio.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-18
Nat Moore Elected
to Chamber Board

~ G, Moore. vice president OK
tho Pacific Coast Coal Co. was
elected Tuesday 10 nn a vacancy
on the board OF Trustees Of the 70
attic Chamber OF Commerce..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-18

criminal calendar which starts on
May T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-18

cruited daily ana Il IL believed that
the $500 mark win be reached be-
fore May I.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-18
Anti Vice Crusade
Starts in Chicago

CHICAGO. April =, A crusade
against vice. boollfsKng ana gmat
In Chicago Yves ordered today by
Morgan j. Collins, who yesterday
succeeded Charles i'lixmorris az chief
OF police,
Scores ~ vice dona. saloons and
gambling houKsH were reported 10
hHvo closed over night in BntieiBn
ton ~ the order
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-18

Kilburnie, Amoskeag and Pebble Crepe, made into
dainty and clever house frocks. One style hangs
straight from the shoulders, caught in slightly with
narrow patent leather belt, and having smart white
pque collars cuffs and pockets accented with yarn
stitchings
Another of Pebble Crepe is trimmed with white
India inon, and all of the crisp styles are expressed
in the newest spring colorings
Especially well made with even five-nch hens
Sizes SO to a.
Second Foor-Thc Bon Marche
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-18
LIS Bolts Red StarC0 OK
Diaper Cloth, bolt pA.JJ

A wonderful value! 10 yards on bolt
Of 27-inch highly absorbent Diaper Cloth
Of this famous brand, which is endorsed
Wy baby specialists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-18

Swift's Bonelcss Cottage Butts,
sugar.ourod meat. zoe Id.
Choice Kippcred salmon, freshly
cured and smoked, 1Sc ID.
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n inches wide. A good heavy quality
with flat seam. Soft, easily Numbered
and very absorbent.
The Colorado statesman., 1923-12-22
CHRISTMAS SERVICES AT PEo.
PLE's PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Corner East Twenty-third Avenue and
Washington Street

Tomorrow (Sunday, 23rd) the usual
services will be held in the forenoon.
Sunday School at 9:3O o'clock, and SER
vice at IL O'Clock. At the O'Clock
service there will be given in the Audi
torium a scored drama depicting the
event of Christmas and the scenes sur
The Colorado statesman., 1923-12-22
THE SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS

THE CHRISTIAN
heart the generosity
rounding the celebration of the birth Christ differ
the world
there period the
children
closer together with the make the world with
The miracle in God
for the moment at least makes the whole world kin
impulse
mtabe and ndscrimnate charities
low movement the PoMotor Club
One of the
home and mpanng in heart The
known to civilization
CLEAN something this Christmas
S "eh our many
raons when
every inch OF when
and be josed here and
Oang radany upon face
ness reigns while the every
the Gloom rather ,nvso sona
gaora spirits mount higher and higher
which the strings
were possible so to do Christmas primarily great
IeSaI the church
ue preparation The soemny of Advent
soeny OF the Lenen
sang the herald singing of carols at
community
OF some the in the humbes
chureh as well as in the cathedral
suug star until settles
OIL his blood Santa Claus up
ideas to the contrary
women ne lives IN the church the
'nle ana DDS us
the ahker OF sefhness
IN sch an surrounded
time We feel little
eeNis anu INFINITELY more gracious
mas not loved little child world
sum needs the Christ; has dire of
er way DER shifting sands
neehen as they perseveed
ns 'e Jews the immaculate
The Colorado statesman., 1923-12-22
rounding it.

ipululuS II.
Tuesday, Christmas Day, at 6 a. M,
the choir under the direction of Hew-
eston-Watson, will render the Cantata,
The Worlds Redeemer," supported by
an orchestra. Miss Virgie Cole at the
organ and Miss Alicetine Kinchelow at
the piano will ably assist the augment
ed choir for the special occasion. Phe
Cantata will be repeated the following
Sunday afternoon \ cordial invitation
is extended the public to worship at
the Peoples Church, which is open to
the reception of all persons.
The Colorado statesman., 1923-12-22
CHRISTMAS JOYS


t S o CALI II
should
aborers
OF Christmas the
When
the nth
something 1t what which
others
The Washington times., 1923-12-10

sFour-roorn bungalow. twolve lots,
$500 cash. $40 month.
The Washington times., 1923-12-10
Houses for Sals

T STREET s. e.
NEW
CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW
All modern improvements and garage
$3.50: $500 cash. 365 month
AT
BOULEVARD HEIGHTS, MD.
New five-room bungalow. $3.50;
$500 cash, $40 month.
AT SPAULDING HEIGHTS, MD.
New bungalow. three lots and garage.
$2,25a; $500 cash. $40 month.
AT GREATER
CAPITOL HEIGHTS, MD.
Five-room bungalow. twenty lots. sew
eral outbuildings $3.50; 500 cash. $40
month.
The Washington times., 1923-12-10

AT CAPITOL HEIGHTS, MD.
Four-room bungalow. two lots. s1,soo
The Washington times., 1923-12-10
THIS is a
STUDEBAKER YEAR.

That is why we have the best
selection of Used Cars in the City.
The Washington times., 1923-12-10
Houses for Sale
AT GREATER
CAPITOL HEIGHTS, MD

AT GREATER
CAPITOL HEIGHTS, ND.
sFour-roosn bungalow. twolve lots.
fruit trees and @atbuildinge. 93.260:
$500 cash, $40 month.
AT CAPITOL HEIGHTS, MD.
six-room two-story frame. furnace
heat and garage. $3.50; $500 cash. $50
month.
AT CAPITOL HEIGHTS, ND.
Four-room bungalow. two lots. s1.soo
cash
AT SEAT PLEASANT, MD.
six.rocm frame. lot sox1so $4,000;
AT HILLBRoOK, D. G.
New fivs-room bungalow, five lots
and garage. $3.50; $500 cash, 40
month.
J. FORSYTH
Lincoln 7541
The Washington times., 1923-12-10

LATE model Overland Sedan equipped
with 1928 motor; in Al condition; good
tires and paint; also extras; cheap;
terms IL desired Phone Adams SAC
between $3.50 and z D. M
The Washington times., 1923-12-10
Xmas lI0ofS iIOllS

aT Rsl sss Z. ! F s'ss,
lem. What sort
Of q present shall / buy this
year Is the annual Christ
mas gift problem bOthering
you And will you, like %
many others, put It off until
the last minute? Perhaps
You have decided to give
something different" this
year. But what? That's the
problem. Let this column
help you select, there ara
many desirable gifts listed
below.
The Washington times., 1923-12-10
Legal Notice
NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMITED
PARTNER

10 II 1N-h1 Nh FOFAAA IION OF LIMITED
PARTNERSHIP.
Notice IL hereby given. pursuant to
SECTION 1907 d. c. Code, that BARNETT
SHAPIRO and MAX SHAPIRO have
formed a limited partnership under Sec
tions 1893 ct seq of the d. c. Code for
period or two years from December 1st
1872 Tor the operation of a fruit veEe
aDis and produce business at Gil
1-oulslana avenue northwest, Washing
ion u Z. The said BARNE'fT'
shAPIHO is the special partner and
contributed 100000 and MAX SHAPIRO
6nS general partner and contributed
Sopv.VV 70 the capital stock of said
par! citizenship Barnett Shapiro, Max Sha-
The Washington times., 1923-12-10
Rooms For Rent With Board

THREE meals without rooms, 81. Two
in room and meals $40. Nice airy
rooms and good home cooking. TIT
10th st. N w.
MASS. AVE. N. W., 92S-Third floor
front. twin beds, south, exp; also mid
room. twin beds. home cook FIR. 222I.
The Washington times., 1923-12-10
Professional

oSuish N Simonson. d. c.. chiropractor
$50 T. 81. N. w. Appointment. Franz.
The Washington times., 1923-12-10
DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR
Values i'm Used Cars

Dodge Brothers late 1922; type
A Sedan; in fine condition, with
many extras.
Ford, late 1921 Sedan, in fine
condition. "A real buy.
1928 Dodge Brothers Touring.
This car has had little mileage and
is priced right.
Several Dodge Tourings that we
don't think can be duplicated for
the price.
Satisfactory terms can be ar
ranged.
The Washington times., 1923-12-10
WILLIAM Il. FORSYTH

500 ELEVENTH STREET s. 2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-14

pHss sor fail Ana 81 Tor pisAiinF-
tz soSBs has sppanasly Just -.
gun
HgEr lus,is lsas wiii - featured
t.esh an tbs SIDES snd ~ siae baek.
on She nsa fFuea a bai ilgs back 10
ths more favored ipeA'spa.
Circular fiegnoea eaRr sha long
iishs slseFts. Or ierin at fha walst.
llns ana wgfk iiHsir siapatz trail
round ard FognG the fsirt IA spiral
ssfsrs.
More aarglar than the plsased
ssifs u shs one Nish a rl.aisa
apron IN hack ~ frans. or On both
SIDES f.llam sisesws. seldom seen.
usually have a wsds plsafes rufus
pbirh reaches 10 rs pFist
Or materials. velvet premises %
~ sbs maa, popular. and IL comes
IN printed ard hfoeadsa patterns as
eel a. Faain. Ia al tbs known
colors.
foouils rsrss s=tln erspsh d;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-14
Calendar for Orthopedic Shops

guild Win b. IN ehAxe q 'ss service AZ me oF,hos
shop Monday prekhotf assisted BY Mss
CbeEt shspsFd Mes Carl Lusks Mrs a w Andersen
Mrs T. NcPesson. Mra
samuel Weston
Tuesday Marks b IN charge with
rseh1
aiaihson chairman Thar~sy ~ Marsafss
MeAChrran. chairman Friday Ali
auxaEy 0aftne saturday Fnk rark Epd
sfra. Henry Franklin Chairman
The Thrift
snop Monday norman noadsay
Highland Drive
Mrs Josiah Moore chairman afteraoo Mrs George coss
u chairman.
afternoon guild plty. Thursday
chairman afternoon tl
gud Gilman Friday j McstTas Saturday
sgnsss auxiliary. Mrs seentar. chairmsn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-14
DATES
TO REMEMBER

SATURDAY. July "a
Mt. ard Nra. Thomas gFSnu'a fsay,
az the Seattle Tennis rtub
hisa Nellie FeiEer's dinner q, berr
Nlss Katherine BAcan.s dinner Il,
home before VT. and Mrs .rbs,s,.
ne Green's dance.
MONDAY July ia
Mrs, VI. .. watd6'a tsa a, ham. q,
honor her house guest Mfs u5t,
90 y Prosper. ~ Chicago. RON,
until o'clock
TUESDAY. JtiS ill.,
"lngher butterfly breakfast at the
Wnmehs University club ffom
PISS n ~. 20 >. NJ
Miss MARIE urcet's Informal lunch.
con ~ tue Seattle Tennis riub n
compliment TO Miss NatFnrst
bentley of California.
FRIDAY. JULY TO
MT and Mrs H. ~ Merrl,'s dance
Al homo 70 honor Miss pUtatt.
Merrill and their house gnos,s
Miss julia muhl ana Mr. lt,,t.
Huhl ~ Detroit '
WEDNESDAY. JULY "a
Mrs. Robert Mcclsliands briSr. "a.
nt the Behttia Tennis riub Ia ,n,,,-
pllmuut 90 Miss usatftrs Jtet,,ts
~ ilrooMyn. n r, aud Miss Mil.
drod LoWth.
Tue marriage ~ Mira Mnurtns man
70 Mr Arthur Kitchen u1bsrts
~ home 81 parents. MI snd
Mrs Cart q. Hiatt. AL $50 o'siesh
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heavy quality. are also expected 10
- much sought AffsT. DuYssyn
ara thn very noft nnished pools
come in exceptionally lovely colors
this fan.
csszis keep 70 a very slender out.
line. bus rre ~ no means plain.
Circular fioBnces. wfaparound ef.
feeia and thn@t drspefies az mark
The new models and manage 10 look
quite different FROM tie ons snu
bought iass winter
Sgits have returned 10 savos and
wo have iiss plain tailored model
and the fancy one % choose fran,
depending upon your figure and
your taste sarso Of ilss fancsesf
onsa arc ~ telywf and show q de-
ciisd waissilns with a flaflng Pep.
lum
A word IN regard 70 figures: Cor.
SCI manufacturers say cnrss,H ar.
coming back. bot thr fsappers ~.
clare they wlli never scar sieua- 70
ihsgs You are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-14
Nomen' s Clubs

SHOWER FOR MASONIC HOME
The annual visit Of Allah chap
Ter. No. iss. D. r. s.. 20 tie Na.
SONIC tsouns AZ ruyailup IN schstt
nlel for Sunday. July =. starting
from Fourth ave, and Dearborn 81.
at e4s a. m. The horno will 70
cefvs a shower Of towels AZ this
time.
Those wishing % eontFibats arr
asked 70 telephone Ars. Leah Nor.
mar. Hainisr 1855. Members who
have automobiles arc requested so
b. on hand 10 furnish tsanspog
tatlon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-14
Here and There

The Russian Countess claudla
KAtnist wss found dead Al the
foot q tho villa stersa. Rome. FIJI
day.
Thr ias, al tho sulalaw Indians
jeff Harvey. sRsd rs. II dead 81
his Florence. ore. home.
Mrs o. +. Clark of Los Angeles
has been named on the republican
national committee.
The Sons Of Tho American novo.
luton were 80 have heard Professor
Edmund Y Msany al noon aatur.
day IN the Masonic club rooms.
Arcade building
The sisubcn society viii hold a
basket pIcuiC al Brlloyus satur.
day.
Nrs. A, II, ricknoy. 1910 Belmont.
has flied $1,000 damage suit
against the city for injunes su,.
ioined on street car
The Seattle Credit Mems assocla.
ton held its annual picnic at For.
tuna park Saturday.
Rainier Beach Community hela n
picnic at Emerson piayficd Sat.
urday.
Kirkland community staged the
first performance Of Hinwntha on
tho shores OF Lake Washington
Friday night.
Princess Santa BorEhose Of Rsno
addressed the Chamber of Com.
moree at their noon luncheon rrl.
day,
George y. Russell ana " u
Bnrkhutf, city officials. lott FRIDAY
site. ''"''
Mrs Margaret A. Murphy died
NJ her home, bis gard ave. Friday.
after u lingering Illness.
Iho Metropolitan Building 60
VIII stage lta annual outing al tho
rnployors' camp. Adelaide Sun.
day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-14
rs ManIAS HALE

rs MAnIAS HALE
> AEw York. July 10 while
SEQ afs wrestling wish shs pfpi4em
~ keeping 600. 70 ftF SUN mst.
maHafaeiafnfs ~ sumeas clothing
are figuring eBi ipW 20 hSpp yuss
saffu neat winter
That Il. n course. bow 70 assp
goa aana ard * TIE sams iifns
sasFt
Whsn yoaf iaisfess IN clothes Ia
as sts l9Ness sla. iissss ssYif aslassfs
afe spssulasing na hos Tar may
usaF 81 piib ihs tss'ts. hoN many
fieusess wgnarn Frssif Win stand
Ard hew iagsi Aah eaga q gas
straight shsfnsss FREAK e3ii pfu,x
10 10
-. IN Yaw mess comfortable mo
tseais. Sna might fa3ss a tisss on
mhag h brfafs gea
TIE lws dis,larsiy res features
- thss SEASON. f.epnesa and lfas
i'e1. AFe FnnE - tH sts iss8.aE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-14
SEATTLE LODGE NO. 7

seattls Lodge No. 7, ID. n. r. A.
will hold its regular meeting IN Ever.
green hall. 1909 Ninth ave-, Tuesday
evening. July ~. at 545 p. m. A
card party with refreshments will
follow at p. m. Members are asked
70 make their card parties n success.
Tho entertainment committee for tho
month OF July includes Mabel patar.
son. Anna Barth and Anna X. Col.
we'll.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-14
Campfire News and Votes

The Hsw Air1HHp Campfire group
~ Lake l,gws Park. under ihg
guardianship ~ 9Ha prank Is
Cooper. j. certainly entering into
shs sassii a things Taey hsss en-
tfrfssavd thelg mothers and ihsss
tfisnaiy rivals. ,hs iiaY Scouts
iso~tyrg. fun ana Nofh is inter
'ulBEte8. ;gf llssY are masking csfp.
tabnsal gowns ard bsad issa6s pfg.
asHns to5 CAMP Rrslih. ard rasu.
los soaefs
AEi gin girls are ieaksng forward
f. this summer Yeg puuld. 400.
e Sap could sss ,hssg rtoErasn.
a iswn tssH assd rspcs sale are
sFnbna tha satesf plans q she Frl.tp.
I'll FiF1s wish steY arranged Zoe al
sfsejf business mhsfiaE On Ffjaay.
Tt.s committee that vas working %
slao constitution brought u before
iha meeting TOT wiling.
There ls tcFY interesting Nsssf
az I.ohFaua tsuw Crate Johnston.
; i7.YrsFala Esft. wbo il living IN
Australia and wants to correspond
miih Campfire Girls In America
utsea IL gisi Guide. tut is very
much iutsrvaiei in Campfire.
III eiria ~ ~. Marks church
arc having a sunday ceremonial at
: o'clock In ,ho church Office 10.
morrow afternoon. six girls have
tpenu invited to asicn5 this meet.
ms and lslp with she ceremonial
T7as groups represented in camp
last period were The Watts. asowap'.
IopH's. kiloqtta, Moiiequa. rsahata.
wgalpds, wukanra. cahshkloshe.
wehano. cAunuau,,
sstuse, wecswo. tEauEan. Toto.
krsaeAh. olluaKaEa, Nttswin. Cav.
issa. Seeksna. Chekesu, uawcsia.
keensshi owalbin. watAnana.
AowaAiya. tnwans, Neaehsn. raj
leni. Qukhana. Tatapachcn. Toono.
tone.
Difficulties ne regards cooks arc
over AZ las, we have cook who
can really cook. No more Iced
munh, no moro burned cocoa. no
moro weirh.lopkinR puddinEs for
Camp stbl,h mRIdonR. n you
haven't tasted Georges buildings,
his taked beams and his caivs YOU
have missed tho best part Of Camp
sealth We sing 10 The now cook.
Mrs. Frank Ilclroil tMiss Ellvn)
visited camp two days during tho
last week and designed symbols TO
he uacd for camp honors.
Miss Gonovlevc Fox. the newes,
addition To tho list Of councillors
ut Camp Seaith. In q collector OF
Indian legends and hag written
many OF those which appear in tho
ls1vrygirls magazine. "Mlss Foxy
will he great addition to our ovc.
ming circles about the fire.
Tho blg treasure hunt OF tho AGA.
son ia on. only TO tho winners OF
good oanPsr armbanda has tho code
been given and they Rro now
searching over hills and thru val.
loyn, over old trails and now to fiud
Inv buried treasure And an old
and valuable treasure II IN. Mono
nf your hunts for n box OF candy
pr peanuts, but q search for n real
treasure. which tho finder may keen
and vheriah, win a SECOND period
girl DO the lucky onc9 Perhaps now
hat third Ia about TO begin. some. |
1nc thiH next week win find Il. or
poEslbly not until sixth period. nut
lt'H tho good camper only |
Who VIII receive tho code. Are you
going TO bc among tho ndvcnturcrs
Who seek tho grcat treasurer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-14

.Agnsn wIthersrooa and Miss Mirky
Rogers wese tn charge and furnished
many new and noYsi forms q snftr-
iainmsnt. Candy. peanuts. and ether
circus delights we're aosa before To
main attractions started The Eirss
we're very much interested IA ihs
swimming match betwsen Ms6rllns
rIssa and Katrina Harley.
on ;he wias verAnsa. uytrinohlnr
Lake Washington ard NJ. Rainier.
AZ Mrs Lannon's nsw hnzse. ire
Seattle Campfire 6uaf6isns cater.
iAined with a MD summer pscSis
and scmifosmai business meeting
LAST Thursday evening
The pni-luck supper was ntTvea
on a ioag sahls around whsch tho
guests gathered AsFs. Lanson. who
j. ,he secretary % The Campfire cr.
ecusAva boagd. took the guardians
thru her beautiful rsslsence. Show.
inE them the exquisite handwosk
and weaving plse has made for she
tata &ttaFAA%eskH skA feAA&f AAfAas4a
AZ The business meeting the sub
Ssci q agosslsnnnlgxa aaz brought 1
ap. The members voted that a
paper - sent 10 al guardians which
they should fa out and return 70
Isohsaus Ia orsstr 10 keep the offics
Informed 81 naw plans. Such q pa
per. Il IL hoptS. viii further ire
growth 81 Campfire IN Seattle.
Mrs. Weed gave a report on ihs
wohein council which included the
plaas Tor attaining sAe rank q,
torch bearer. The rank. /, has
been decided viii be made more DEF.
unite.
The guardians have been Feauest.
ed te rcEtRicE their groups AZ
Amcrseanas headquarters for parts
in tho pageant. Every Campfire
Girl il expected 10 appear in cere.
usoniai gown Tor the production, II
special parts arc noi given TO them.
Admission cards must first be OBJ
tanned from Amcrscanus headquar.
tcrs. ard should be ready nor later
than the first ri next week. Forty
slEht girls. five feet and i've inches
TAN, are wanted TO rvnrcsen; the -
states in the last act. Campfire
girls no, in a special cast viii march
in the grand finale.
Mrs Lamson closed the meeting
by telling or tho work Of the execss
tive board IN connection with Camp
firc growth and the preparing 81
summer camp at Camp Scalih. on
NaShon Island. where already moro
than $50 girls have campcd this
summer.
Third period. which opens ON Mon.
day. still has few morn vacancies
Tor Campfire Girls and those who
would like TO attend Camp Scai,h.
should be made al ass
Arcade Building. not later than
Monday noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-14
w1t.L HAvE ANN1tAr. nrrr1Nn

WILL HAVE ANNUAL. OUTING
The Pennsylvania study club will
have it, annual summer outing on
Friday, July 20. at tho home Of Mrs.
Louise X, Sampson, Mt Medina.
across Lake Washington. Former
residents OF Pennsylvania cordially
invited 10 attend Mrs. Estelin Chr.
rler " IN charge Of the tickets and
Miss Retia Martin Of tho refresh.
monts. Tako tho ferry leaving
Leschi nj 1870 .. m.
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picnic WILL HONOR
FpRNtH TEACHER

An aii.day picnic win b. given ~
the home Of Mrs. Och Lamar, 5z3z
Kenyon. Al. on Wednesday. July ~.
IN honor ~ Misr Leota t. West. we'll
known teacher in the schools Of spo-
kane and walla Waiia, who IL max.
iur a short wlsit in town. Former
ruplin and friends g, Miss West arc
Invited % attend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-14
ROBERT MORRIS
SOCIAL, CLUB

Robert Morris Social club will
have a picnic In woodland park on
"wednesday. July ~. at q o'clock.
The men viii join the gathering for
O'Clock dinner. Should the
weather be stormy. the meeting viii
b. held 1T the homo of Mrs. j.
o'Dale. f1i4 Alien pl. ~ Eastern
STARS invited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-14
Gophers to Dig In
at Big Park Picnic

Tho Gopher club Is making AZ.
rangcments for a picnic 10 he held
Saturday afternoon. July IS. at
Woodland park. All former Mime
so,ans are welcome 10 attend. COT
fec win be served by the club II
! y. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-14
NORTH End PROGRESSIVE
CLUB picnic

The annual picnic Of the North
End Progressive club will b held
Tuesday. July ~. at Woodland park,
Members md friends are cordially
invited to bring a basket lunch and
meet at The band stand at tho upper
entrances at u O'Clock. Take Phin
.ney ave. car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-14
Irene Fenwick Is
Barrymore Bride

ROME, July iA.--Lloncl Barry
moro and Irene Fcnwick were mar.
riod here today Tho couple sailed
recently from New York, The groom
IL a member OF the famous Barry.
moro family, brother ot John ana
Ethel barrymore,
Tho bride Is prominent actress