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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-09-11

FOR RENT-160 ACRE FARM NEAR
Moscow. Phone 435-R. Mason
Cornwall. 286-313
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Some newspapers are worrying for
fear we may get five cent gas, and
contend that it would be the ruina-
ton of the country, resulting in
everybody spending their time on
wheels. A lot of people are doing
that now and we doubt if five cent
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED AND UNI
furnished rooms I'll e. 9Th street.
291-296
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FOR RENT-TWO-ROOM FIRST
floor apartment. Mrs Knapp.
Phone 268-L. 275-3O1
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FOR RENT-ROOM, HOT WATER,
heat, modern plumbing; new. H.
L.. Coats, A and Van Buren,. 291-297
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FOR RENT-A LARGE DOWN
stairs front room with heat. with
or without board 5O4 S. Van Buren,.
292-297
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VIOLIN MAKER AND REPAIRING.
Handmade violins for SALE Call
Hodgin's Drug Store or 701 Elm ST.
292-318
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FOR RENT-ROOMS. PHONE 46J.
924-oQS
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LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING SUITES
and lodging rooms; lights, water.
Rooms recently renovated. Families
or gentlemen preferred Phone 144-J.
624 S. Main street. 1872
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ALSO BUTTONHOLES, STAMPING
buttons made to order. Singer
Store, Ito E. End st. Phone 321-L.
287-314
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PRODUCE

Butter, Creamery -. .-.... $3.50
Butter. ranch ........ 40-45
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS

C. H. BRATTON, REAL ESTATE.
Phone BOT 132-15s
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FOR RENT-LARGE HEATED ROOM
at 233 So. Polk. Board can be had
nearby. Call 379-R. 1929
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FOR RENT-FARM. 828 so. MAIN.
IHif 1-6
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LOST

LOST-GAMMA PHI BETA PIN, SET
with small diamond Call 373-R.
lit N. Jackson 1
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FURNISHED HOUSE, APARTMENTS,
or rooms. Phone III. 292-295
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FOR RENT-SEVERAL GOOD UN-
furnished houses for rent. Metro
politan Investment Co. Is
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FEDERAL FARM LOANS-MONEY
to loan on farms. Interest rate 5k
per cent Call and let us explain the
reasonable terms of this loan.s A. w.
Bateman, secretary. Office at o. E.
Bells Res. phone, 82-J. 292-319
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ON CLASS RULE

In an article published recently in
the Kansas City Star on class, Editor
Howe says:
at is often said that the wealth
of this country is controlled by "a
class" Which is true enough. The
wealth of the country is controlled
by the sober, intelligent and indus
trious. This class should control;
the men who make a country should
have most to say in deciding its
policies. / read the other day of a
town in Pennsylvania built by an in
dustrial concern. Can any fair or
reasonable man complain because this
built it, rather than by loafers who
drift in? If a man creates useful
enterprise under rules we all agree
to, he is entitled to control it. This
is as certain, as fair and inevitable,
as that man should have privileges
in his own house not permitted the
tramp who slouches along the road"
~ - ~
So far as we have learned, Moscow
hasn't done very much so far toward |
relieving the distress of unfortunate |
Japan. Every community should do |
something toward relieving this sister
nation in it's unavoidable trouble. We |
own happy and prosperous America,
we cannot afford to let suffering,
anywhere go unnoticed.
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MISCELLANEOUS

BOARD AND ROOM CLOSE IN.
Mrs. J. B. Tallman, ia So. Wash.
Phone 227-R 276-3O2
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS

HEMSTITCHING
Mrs. Andrews, Room s, Brown Block
aQ-Qa
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FOR SALE-PARLOR FLOOR LAMP.
Cost $3.50; will sell for $4,000
Phone 375-Y 291-293
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ROOM FOR RENT-FURNACE HEAT,
close in. Phone 412-L. Pr 1-3
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FOR. SALE-STOCK HOGS. CALL
$685. 29O-295
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FOR LE-MAHOGANY CONWAY
piano and bench; excellent condi-
ton. Price reasonable. 502 East G.
2Q2-9Qd
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FOR SALE-MisceIlaneOus

FOR SALE-BEST BUY IN TOWN, A
good home; take car as part pay
ment. Metropolitan Investment Co.
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FOR SALE HOWARD HEATER.
312 West A street. 291 1896
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-21
HINDU SELLS
FAKE" RUGS

u. Baniaon. 1923 Aiasltn building.
paused in his labors Friday after.
noon 10 examine some valuable
Oriental rugs which were offered
for sale by nm i,inerant Hindu rug
merchant. Convinced that he was
getting a bargain. Bankson bought
two. and paid the Hindu 500 for
them.
Bnnksons Joy was shortly turned
TO Chagrln when he learned that
his treasures were but cheap covers
for a popular brand Of folding
couch. made in the United States.
The Hindu is reported 10 have
made several sales In the Alaska
building before passing on TO other
downtown office buildings. Tho po-
lice nro diligently searching for him,
intent upon putting n crimp in his
business. following n report made
Saturday by 7. r. MoKenna, lo2i
Alaska building.
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for Orthopedic Shops

Capitol Hill guild Monday Al the
fhopedc shop Frank Case Mrs NJ Council
c. Gag Mrs Mary Terrell
fegting Harry Mulane and Mrs b. g Ber
Denny will be in charge on TUESDAY Mrs John q
efa.er obaan wednesday H. Converse chair
man Thrsday queen Yanoy chairman Friday
Washington guild Mrs W. Burt hostess saturday H. " H. cup
Mrs. II Roesch hostess
University guild In the
b. Ltlefed; afternoon Washington
PARK guild Lilly Mrs r. H. Sander Tuesday
Highland the morning. afternoon
Inteaen guild Coolidge Wednesday Queen Anne guild
afternoon Madrona guild, Mrs -
peey Thursday Mount Baker Park guild Mrs C. A. Douglas
Friday Medina guild,
seaf,s 1ay saturday Broadway guild L.
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DATES
TO REMEMBER

SATURDAY. July rt--
Mr. and Mfs MfliHEtbn GfaYs
baffsi supper Al hBmr. % eafmpli.
fasat Niles Mildred LAWS ard Atlas
Jars rHfkins
Tbs wartsKs u Mise Elsaner untsa
% NJ. Carter uFesks Jonss al
Emnsharl church. IN East -.
attic. al . aelatA
MONDAY. July ga
Ays ~ ~ HtfYkef# tea 10 ssnpii.
mehs bee sisisr. Mrs, AItsrt Sci
500 Ifptsri 80 hons frssu aufii
a'riota
TUESDAY. July a.
NJ and Afa. Frederick r Flsshsr
and Mr. cbsplH Hangs Ganrs az
theif summer borne 81 WinE Point
e haBAt Miss Julia EaH and Mr.
Henry Bnbl % Detroit
College clgbs supper danra 10
homer tie officers % tile Pacific
fleet
Mrs " ~ peo,hs bridge tea At
TIE TEAMS siab ~ Homer 81 the
wlFss ~ Meet officers.
Nfs usFasiie Fishers luncheon al
homo rpmpllnsntlnr her hnuae
Kussi, AIRS Burr Fisher. n Can.
tdrula.
Mrs =. y. Harris % give bridge
luncheon ~ hsme
MES. 9FoRronaf Atwood Ehtttnaa'a
tea O. honor Df Aufolia Henry
flsinhRrat and Miss H6naiiud
Keep. az home from 10
o'clock
WEDNESDAY, JULY Ga
ATS, Fhilip Jennings luncheon AZ
home % honor Mfs. I. 81 Palmer.
The marriage % Aiss Eglia Marie
Anderson 10 Mr. Milford X.
kiasshufy at tho home az her
parents. Ar shd Mrs j. T.. An.
dsrson, NJ ss10 o'clock.
Mrs Harry Barnett Jones bridge
81 home In honor Of her sister.
Mrs. Gerald white, 81 nsFkaloy,
aud Mira. y H. Adams
NiSs WsHonah Blackweli's bridge
90 honor her sister. MrH. Wilson
Mclean Snyder. aud Mrs. Thomas
HFumhellsr.
Afs Robert McCieiiaud's bridge tea
AZ INC Seattle rcnnla club IN com.
pllm"ri 10 Miss Beatrice HelnlE
% Brooklyn. y. T.. and Miss All.
drrd Lewia.
The marriage Of Miss Maurine Hiatt
TO Mr.. Arthur kitchall Roberts,
~ home Of parents. Mr. and
Mrs, Carl Q. Hiatt. At $40 o'clock.
THURSDAY. July Sc
The Mills College club 10 entertain
With garden tea In honor Of Dr.
Aurrila Rrinhardt. NJ ME-. Fred
crick HauHman'a home. from { to
o'clock
Mts, Norris t.nndqulsrs luncheon
NJ Rainier club - compliment
Miss Mildred Lewis.
Tho Arctic clubs dance IN honor az
tho officers Of tho Pacific fleet.
Nr. and Mrs. Harry +. oHtrandcr'a
garden dance TO honor their house
guest, Mr.. Philip kmmldown. OF
Milwaukee.
ArH. Lewis schwaEcfa bridge
luncheon at Tennis club. honorinE
Mrs William Il Humphrey. OF
Washington. -. c.. Mrs. william
shorman Walker ana Mrs, Eilis
Do Bruler
FRIDAY, JULY 81
Mr. and Mrs. David whltoomb's
garden dance at "westwood."
WoudwAy Park.
-
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REPRESENTATIVE GUESTS

Sou1e OF tho representative guests
In Seattle returning from the con.
vcntion Of Business and Professional
Women's clubs in Portland. Ore. are
Mrs. Lena Lake Forest, retiring pres.
idont. Detroit, Mich; Miss E.linor
Coonrod, executive secretary Nation.
al Federation, New York city.
Miss Marion McTanch. first vice pres.
idcnt Michigan Federation: Miss
Ruth Falls. Cincinnati. Ohio, maker
of wonderful toys; Miss Georgia
Emery. Miss Christine Coffey. na.
tional vice.presldent Virginia fedora.
ton; Miss Mabel uzzcl, director nurs.
ing activities. X. C., Wayne county,
Mich; Miss Maude Hawkins. Mime.
npolis, MINI. Miss Hazel NJ. Davis,
Great Falls. MONT Miss Jane Jen.
kins. Grand Forks, N. D., Miss Clara
Tusiug, Grand Forks. N. ID.
a dinner was given in honor Of
Mrs. Lena Lake Forest. retiring
president OF National Federation OF
Business and Professional women's
Clubs. at the l.. g. Smith Building
restaurant on Wednesday evening,
July 49, About a hundred guests,
representing nearly every state in
the Union, were present. The special
feature Of the evening was thrce.min.
ute talks given by each representa-.
tive from out Of town. telling OF tho
club work In their city or their own
personal work.
Mrs. Lena l.. Forest gave nm in.
spiring talk In which she said, In
part, that the greatest work that the
womon'B clubs Of the country can do
rs the work OF Amoricanizhtion That
America Us the melting pot OF the
world. Foreigners come because we
need them While the opportunity is
theirs, the profit Is ours. Unless tho
people are aroused 10 tho fact thnt
there should be one language. one
flag, and swear allegiance 10 that
flag and obey all the obligations 70
that flag VIC shall have TO stop and
give heed 10 the future OF our nation.
These people arc given tho right 10
vote, but must be taught TO respect
that right. Every business woman
knows that It Is poor business to vote.
Mrs. Forest made a plea that every
business womha take her stand for
world peace. THAT God Us testing out
the American woman. Now, as never
before, she needs 30 centralize her
forces tV this ono objective.
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Trim 10 The Ocean

BY road. water. over magic trails
and thru evergreen forests down to
the thai's the trip TO the
ocean.
II Is limited 10 a small group Of
lfiremalSerl and torch bearers. Reg.
lstratlon Is now open at headquar.
teH. Complete cost OF the trip is
SIS.
The party will leave headquar-
ters at 9.aO on August Z. return.
ing August H.
Miss Ruth A. Brown. Miss Anne
Simmons and Miss Rowe Wright
VIII be in charge OF the trip.
Except for side trips. the entire
"trip will be made by automobile
over Hoods canal, 10 Port Angeles,
where they viii meet the Port
Angeles Campfire Girls. over the
Lake Crescent road. with an oppor.
tunity 10 camp over and climb a
mountain or two, and over the road
to Mora, to the Pacific. Returning.
the trip viii be made by boat from
Port Angeles to Seattle
Further information can be re.
ceived by calling at 4is9 Arcade
building,
GIVE to the world The best you
have and the best will come back to
YOU
Mothers and fathers who send
their daughters will send them
again. Every Campfire Girl is en-.
titled TO remain one period. but only
good campers may stay longer To
quote Campfire Girl now at
Scalth;
Being a good camper means TO
appreciate the meaning OF the
Campfire law. 20 have n real desire
TO put forth the best and secure
the same from life, and to learn to
face work and play with the same
eagerness.
Go TO sealth. learn its secrets:
climb its hills; explore it's valleys:
hike It's beach and brave its water:
seek new trails and know its old
ones; find tho hill where ono ma.
drona stands dark green against the
IslSyline,
Go to Sealth; make now friend.
ships; swim and tramp and climb
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
GopHEn CLUE TO HAVE

GOPHER CLUB no HAVE
ANNUAL PICNIC
The annual picnic Of The Gopher
club win DO held Mt Woodland park,
on Saturday afternoon, July 20. All
former Minnesotans arc cordially In.
vitnd 10 attend. Bring lunch, cup
and spoon. Coffee will BIO served By
tho club at 9 o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-21
CLUBS FOR MONDAY
PALM CIRCLE,
NO. So

PALM CIRCLE,
NO. SO
All NeighborB OF Woodcraft, Palm
circle, No. So, delegates and alter.
mates, are requested to attend the
regular meeting Of Palm circle, No.
es, on Monday, 23d and goth, mt Odd
FeIlows' hall. 10Th ave. and Il. Pine
IL. Any delegate who cannot attend
the convention on July 81 and Au'
gust will please notify the com.
mittee at an carly date, 80 that al.
ternates can arrange TO be there.
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Personal

Miss Frances Pitcher Of North
hmpton, Mass. who hna b0en visiting
Aiius Mary ponworih. left today Tor
Salt Lake city.
Mrs clyde ihdley and little
daughter left today for Olympia. 20
be- the weekend guests OF Mr. ana
Mrn John G. Pierce
Nine. Christine Ia BHuaque Of San
FwncAco. who hna been visiting her
sister, Mrs, IT, s I'M. for month.
lefi Tuesday on the II y Alexander
for her home.
Mr. Carl Faclten and daughter.
Mrs. ], H. Prentice. Of Boston. ar.
rived Friday 90 spend n week with
Mr.. ana Mrs. Henry Engberg. Mr.
ana Mrs. Engberg. with their guests
and Mr. Leroy Bnekus. left today
for Mount Rainier TO spend the
week end.
Mrs. George II. Tildcn returned
Friday from an Eastern and South.
ern "trip, which extended over a
period OF five weeks
Mr.. ana Mrs. NJ. VI stowe, Of spo.
inne. are visiting their son.in.law
and daughter. Ar. and Mrs. &. a.
Wendlsr, Tor tao weeks,
Mr.. william Barrett. OF San Fran.
cisco. who has been spending ton
days IN town. left today b. motor
Tor HIS home.
Miss cymbra Daniels motorod 70
Rosario today 20 ba tho weekend
guest OF Mrs. Eta Martin.
Mrs. Arden L. Smith returned
Friday after a weeks siay al Lake
Crescent.
Sir. aud Mrs. billiard Beck are
spending a few days ~ Rainier Ma.
iional park
Mrs. ]. r. Branigan and daugh.
ter. Miss Eleanor. left Friday on a
short trip TO California.
Mfs. Halter Campbell and children
arc guests for a abort time at Para.
disc Inn.
Mr. and Mrs Archibald c. De Voc
and daughter. Miss Betty Do Voc.
and son James left this morning
By motor FOR Mount Rainier TO
spend the week end.
Miss Ruth Niblock. who has been
spending tho past eight months with
her uncle and aunt. Judge and Mfh.
s. Harris Warner. In Aiiddletown,
Conn. Ia expected home about Au.
gunt rs.
| Mr and Mira. y. Hutchinson arc
guests az National Park Inn. Noun,
Rainier. Tor a few days
hr. George Parker and Mr John
Parker. who nave been spending a
few days In town. left Thursday Tor
their home In Gmndvicw
Mr. and Airn John Hannny. Of
Edison. arc visiting Mrs. Iiannay's
mother, Mrs. o Z. Paake. FOR a tow
days
Mr. Dietrich sehmitz. with 4
party or men as HIS guests. left Fri
day On the san sOuci Tor week.
end cruise up Hood canal.
Or. and Mira A. W Rannclls and
daughter Mrs. Marjorie Rannclls
/ ~ Coronado. Cal. who have been
tho guests. for few days. Of DR.
and Mrs. q. H. Tanner. Jeff Friday
rs motor FOR Mount Rainier. accom-
panied by Miss Murlci Tanner.
Mrs Stacy v. Jones iSiarEarct
| Graham. on New York, IA visiting
her mother. Mira Thomas Graham,
on cambridge island.
Miss Mande A. souihworth. OF
| California, is Visiting Mrs. George
Purscil.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-21
BACK TO THE EIGHTIES

There Is n suggestion OF the
"'SOs' in tho hustle draperics and
bouffant effects of the present duy,
but fashion experts say the high col.
lars Raid stays and many petticonts
are in no danger OF returning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-21
VIII Keep Open House

University will house daily until
the officers the Pacific fleet and
will planned for day with tho
OF his will be the
Of n,
Henry viii hostesses Monday
o. will be announced later
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-21
RAISED WAIsTLINE

Tho raised wnlstllno is n feature
In fall fashions, Whcroas II has moi
entirely returned to normal, II In
much nooror that goal than II was
ak months ago,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-21
WISCONSIN

GOLDENROD CLUB
The Wisconsin Goldonrod club will
meet Wednesday. July 90, with Mrs.
y. c. Brown, asa Edmunds ST. Box
lunch at 1890 Take Rainier car to
Edmunds st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-21
MOIIAIR sCARrs

Mohalr scarfs of fine wool with a
lace edge ornomented with brilliant
rainbow stripes arc being introduced
for carly fall wear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-21

Whatever your fall frocks may or
may not have, IT is quite safe to
prophesy they win have lace some
where, probably in great profusion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-21

Dancing in crowded rooms is said
by doctors TO be responsible for a
large proportion of throat and nose
troubles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-21
SILK BRAID

SILK braid. in plain colors or in
patterns resembling cross.stitch or
lpnd embroidery, trims tho newest
italian silk lingerie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-21
VIVID EMBROIDERY

Patches Of brilliant embroidery
brighten what would otherwise be
somborlooking frocks OF silk or
serge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-21
LONG NECKLACES

Long necklaces OF big beads of
ivory, amber. crystal or imitation
precious stones are very popular at
the moment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-21
CHECKERS AGAIN

Choker furs arc in vogue as tho
season advances. Martens and foxes
are the furs most In demand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-21
SHOWER ron

MASONIC HOME
The animal visit ~ Allah chap.
tor. No. fss, o. L. g.. TO tho MA.
sonic home at Pgallup IL Hehed.
ulod for sunday July -. starting
from Fourth ave and Dearborn at.
ut e46 a. m. Tho homo viii re.
cclys shower Of towels at this
time
Those wishing 20 contribute nrc
asked TO telephone MrH. Leah Nor
man. Rainier 1884 Members who
have automobiles are requested 20
he on hand 20 furnish tfanspor
tation.
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SEATTLE LODGE.

NJ
Seattle lodge, No :, u. ". r A.
win entertain with reception 10
honor Of Mrs. Emma =. Chadwick,
recently elected national vice presi.
dent of the Degree Of Honor, The
affair will take place Tuesday even.
ms. July 81, nj o'clock. IN Ever
Ercen hall. 1909 Ninth ave The reg
ular ledge meeting will take place
at 74s. as usual.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-21
Sunset Club to GiUe Tea Dance for Officers
of Visiting Fleet-Mr. and Mrs Merrill
GiUe Artistic 4 flair

fIuIE "Wednesday
noon July s5 until o'clock honor officers and
wives OF tho visiting fleet
Mrs Joshua chairman the entertainment committee VIII be
assisted by the board Of trustees Mrs Richard A. Banger Mrs Alfred
Il. Anderson,
W.
Ferry. Mrs Merrill
Snison Mrs Thomas David Edward skinner Mrs Frank
Il. Van Tuyl and Mrs Robert Wilson.
Receiving with Fred Hudson president OF tho club viii
be the wives OF the admrals OF the Pacific fleet.
r. H.
Anderson. Mrs j. D. Farrell Mrs Frederick Strive Mrs Manson
Hackus
The Lieutenant Commander Ramsey,
Lieutenant Commander r. w Clark Lieut. C. D. Carey, Lieut. @ D.
sfovay Pine. n NJ Floyd Ensign H. T. Ecics.
Ensign J. r. Rockwell ensign + r. Walker and Ensgn H. w Tooncy
They viii DO assisted by committee OF matons and the younge
girls or tho club.
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GIRLS 10 SEE PRESIDENT
AND Mrs. HARDING

Both local girls and girls from
nelahhoring towns are Invited 70
wear white frocka and carry a hou.
quet az flowers az Volunteer park
on Friday morning. July 81. 20 greet
tho presidential party The girls
will form ilno from the sinndpipe
10 tho greenhouse Ten flower girls
will be chosen from Inc various
school districts ot the city to pre-
sent huge baskets Of flowers 10 Mfr,
and Mrs Harding and members Of
their party. Mrs. Edward I Gar.
rttt. chairman 81 tho flower com.
mi,tcc, is is sending out an 4. o. =
cali for flowers.
Mrs. Keith Built Is chairman Of
The following committee. which "
uiobillzIug the girls. Mrs Paul
Henry. AIrs Joe'ish Collins, Mrn.
Stanley Minor. Mrs William shcr'
man Walker. Mrs Edwin J. Brown,
Atrs. Edward I. Garrett. Mrs. Ev.
srett Smith. Atrs D. Z Fryer. Mira,
Daniel FsaRan. Mrs John Withtr.
spoon. Mrs. II T. Maltby. Mrs, 4. r.
Grecnstrect. Mrs John +. AiiIlcr.
Mrs Ellis 10 Bruicr. Mira. Kathryn
a. Miracle. Mrs, Nathan Eckstein.
Mrs. George II, Guy. u the Cham.
ber' Of Commerce. IS acting a. sec
Rotary
Further information ms TO plana
may DO obtained from Mrs, Bullitt,
Capitol 3si2. OF Mrs. Guy, Main 5000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-21

Statistics show that the favorlte
marriage age is "a for men and 81
for women In England,
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Mrs Wilson to Entertain for Mrs Webster

San T. Mercer
from until o'clock IN honor Of
l. residing
Il spending at her homo here
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IMPORTED HOSIERY

Newest imported hosiery has n
fishnct mesh, embroidered all over
with huge dots outlined In stltchiLg.
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Informal Luncheon Honors Bride

Mrs Albert Barry Informal luncheon At her home
compliment 10 Mrs Ronald kucher recent
bride who has com make her home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-21
woMAN.s cENruRY ~

The Soman's Century club win
have its annual picnic At Volunteer
park, Tuesday. July 81. at noon
Mrs. ]. ] Lea IL chairman or ar.
engagements. Capitol a4sa.
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WoMAN'S LAKEWOOD
civic CJIJH

The Woman's Lakewood Civic I'm.
provement club will give a Northwest
Products luncheon Wednesday and
Thursday, July 90 and 20. at p. m,
ut the Lakewood club house. Mrs.
g. II. Sprague. directress home scry.
Ice. representing Northwest products,
will serve The luncheon
Thru the efforts Of the Lakewood
club Wngner's band viii give son.
cert Sunday, July ~, ut 2.3o y. m. at
Seward park,
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Daughter Introduced at Brilliant Dance

Endowed with all the virtues OF smanes the danes given last eniug
their honor OF the debut Of
Euae Merrill their house Miss Julia
outstanding brilliant
OF
gardens beautiful setting, while
pumage
orchestra enjoyed here and In the
tall baskets OF blooms added
their fragrance o enchanting
Receiving Merrill Miss Eulato Merrill Miss
Virginia Merrill. Bull Henry Bull Mrs Francis
Rrownel. Jr.
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Mrs. Wilmot LiIIu Plans Lllncheon

with Mr. ferkes
visiting II Yerkes seahurs park Mrs Wlmo Lilly
Tuesday afternoon July a. AZ her home
Covers placed honor