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Arizona state miner., 1923-12-01
Just Like Governor Hunt.

The republican press tells
about Pres. Coolidge when he
was governor of Massachu
setts in emphasizing his good.
fellowship by being glad to
walk down town with a fellow
citizen for company.
When Editor Watson re-
turned to Arizona, after an
absence of many years, he
and his family worked for a
time in the cotton fields
around Phoenix. He also
caught a temporary job from
Manager Stauffer Of the Re-
publican in cutting a lawn
and pruning shrubbery in the
city. One day be was in his
working garb Che hadn't any
other) when a pleasant voiced
gentleman driving a fine big
auto drove close 10 the curb
on West Washington Street
and cheerily asked him if he
wished to ride up towp
Sure" said Watson as he
accepted the proffered front
seat. Imagine his surprise
Arizona state miner., 1923-12-01

"What's the Matter With
the World?" Big food and
merchandise brokers raise
the price of foods, SO that
whole families are undernour-
ished and fall easy victims
to disease and death. What S
the difference between ban
dit who takes away your
money and a com bination of
bandits who are allowed to
withhold proper food and sus
tenance from impoverished
humanity? Destroy the homes
and America will become a
nation of bandits.
Arizona state miner., 1923-12-01

Good government, home
community betterment, an
aid to progress and prosper
ity usually follows in the
wake Of a lively home town
paper. The newspaper press
is the only power capable Of
teaching collective effort to
attain growth. The Arizona
State Miner has been preach
ing along this line for FIVE
years. 1t takes united action
to pull up and eradicate evils
that are holding the town
back. Young Go All cad is
met at every town by Old
Hold Back, who is always
advising go Slow" and
"Wait Awhile" until people
get disgusted and move away
Are you a Go Ahead or do
you belong to the Silurian
Hold Backs, who only get an
inspiration when they see
something getting away from
them?
Arizona state miner., 1923-12-01
Public Land Sale.
Department of the Interior,
U. S. Land Office at Phoenix, Arizona.
November 9, 1928.

Department of the Interior,
U. S. Land Office at Phoenix, Arizona.
November 9. 1928.
Notice is hereby given that, as di-
rected by the Commissioner of the
General Land Office, under provisions
of Sec. 2455 K. S., pursuant to the
application of T. George Martin. Kirk
land, Arizona. Serial No. O55130, we
will offer at public sale to the highest
bidder, but at not less than ST. SO per
acre, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, on the 18th
day of December, 1923. next, at this
office, the following tract of land:
W6Wh Sec 5, T. 9 NJ, r. W., G..
& S. R. M. This tract is ordered into
the market on a showing that the
greater portion thereof is mountainous
or too rough for cultivation.
The sale will not be kept open, but
will be declared closed when those pres
ent at the hour named have ceased bid
ding. The person making the highest
bid will be required to Immediately
pay to the Receiver the amount thereof.
Any persons claiming adversely the
above-described land are advised to
file their claims, or objections, on or
before the time designated for sale.
JOHN r. TOWLES, Register
L. L. Ferrall, Receiver.
lst pub. Nov 17th--last pub. Dec Is.
Arizona state miner., 1923-12-01
ARIZONA STATE MINER.
ADVERTISING RATES

Display ads. 4Oc pr inch; liners I0c
Special position 10 % extra on total bill
CLASSIFICATION
Political, always in advance; patents
and homestead entries. check on pre-
sentation of bill, after 1st publication.
Forfeiture notices, non-liability no.
tices, promotion propaganda, incorpor-
alton articles, and legals, fiat rate, sub
iect to guarantee of agent or attorney
representing the copy, with Is 20 off.
All Agency commissions l5% condi-
tional only upon payment before 20th
of month following 1st insertion.
Arizona state miner., 1923-12-01
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior.
J. S. Land Office at Phoenix, Arizona.

U. S. Land Office at Phoenix, Arizona.
November 16, 1928.
Notice is hereby given that William
C. Althouse, of Phoenix. Arizona. who,
on December 27. 1920, made Home
stead Entry. No. O5O25l, for All, Sec
tion "a, Township TN, Range 9-W., !,
G. & S. R. Meridian, has filed notice
Of intention to make Three Year Proof,
to establish claim to the land above
described, before Register and Re-
ceiver, u. S. Land Office. at Phoenix,
Arizona, on the 9th day of December,
1923.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Anton Ehrler Frank lister, Frank
Lapham, Frank Sperger. all of Aguila,
Arizona.
JOHN R TOWLES, Register.
1st publication NV. 24-last Dec. 22nd
Arizona state miner., 1923-12-01
Saturday, Dec. l. 1923
The Value of an American.

The Americanizat;on com
mittee of the American Le-
gion is anxious about the
military effectiveness Of the
nation. 1t declares thai men
unf5 for military service in
wartime are also unfit in time
of peace and more likely to
retard national progress.
Now comes Herbert Hoover
and shows statistics that the
economical loss to American
trade and industry from phys
ical disability Of American
manhood, computed in dol
lars and cents, is 1,8oo, ,ooo,-
900 a year.
Human life from stand
point of efficiency is valuab
then, Notwithstanding wars
indiscriminate and wholesale
slaughter; but in the indus
tries and trades it has never
before been considered of
moneyed consequence. If a
certain Per cent of American
humanity is deficient and the
causes are manifest-loss of
morale, bad habits, unnour-
ishing foods adulterated by
pro6teering instincts, etc
how important it is that those
causes be corrected and erad-
icated by laws adequately en-
forced.
Il we accept the American
ization Committees compu
tation of men rejected from
military service in the late
war as I,34o,623 out Of total
of 4,25o,5oo men, it is noted
that ~ per cent were rejected
for physical disabilities. This
22 per cent deficiency, accord
ing to Hoover, is worth ST.
Soo,ooo,ooo. All, hah! at last
we have the individual value
of an American, which, IN
physical efficiency, is approx
imately $1,25o.
In future wars reparations
for men slain, Uncle Sam may
compute each man lost worth
$3.50. If a man loses his
life in the industries, mining
or other occupations, the na
ton loses that much in &C
tual cash and Uncle Sam
should find some meaus oi
reimbursement to the nation
and family of deceased if il
Arizona state miner., 1923-12-01
HASSAYAMPA
BARBERSHOP
j. r. DUNN, Pro.

There is an atmosphere of friendship
and efficiency about this shop that is
born of satisfaction and long acquain-
tance. But newcomers are w Il. ONE as
the flowers which just now adorn the
desert around this vicinity.
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Music
Amphions Wal Received

Amph1ons Well Received
The Amphion soelsiy. a male
chorus % more than hundred
voices. was heard IA concert last
evening az Meany hall. by largo
ana representative audience. This
organization. under the leadership Of
Graham Morgan. now considered
QUO 81 tao best u 10 klad IN the
Northwest. has just completed rs
lsth successful year.
Assisting on the program was
Marguerite Carney. a young singer
possessed Of an excellent soprano
voice. Her tones are clear. firm
ana OF d fine. delicate quality. Her
singing OF Caro- EUmO" nlEolettoL
b. Verdi. and I'm bel a." from
Madam Butterfly" which the art
isi rave for hn encore. won the
approval or all who heard her. II
Passed BY Your window" by Brahs.
"hyiyslin." BY EindlnE. "Guzzi Pee
eia'a Under tho Greenwood Tree"
and Swing Low. Sweet Chariot" a
negro spiritual arranged by Bur
leigh. were well given and received
merited applause.
For their opening number the
Amphiona gave a ohoralc. "a Strong.
hold Sure" By Lulher Bach. ar
ranged BY Graham Morgan. an ex.
aulaite number admirably given.
Other numbers that met with favor
were ''Dertsra Domini." by Cesar
franeh. Media Vita" by Max
Bruoh; Protheroe's The Crusader"
and '-rbe Sword OF Ferrarn." BY
Field Dullard. In these the sing
Ing OF the chorus was finished. and
their harmony and planisslmo work
exeollent Other numbers OF a
lighter vein that were greeted with
prolonged applause were The
Dawn" by Hammond. Moorish
ssrenads." by Protheroe: Won Noel.
lendorff's "A Spring Shower" ana
"A LATHE Close Harmony" by
o1Iara.
Two numbers. Rose OF Ny
Heart" by Lohr. and The Trump.
eier." by DIX, were creditably given
by tho Junior Amphlon society.
which was organized this year with
Awhile Beis,ad ms leader. 60 fill a
much felt want for boys between
high school age ana the period when
tho voice IA fully developed.
Anna Grant Dali and Awhile Bel.
stad proved able accompanies for
the Amphionn and AIRS. X. l.. Glass
for the Juniors.
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cHrLDRENs oRTHopEDIc
HOSPITAL, GUILDS


Tho various guilds OF tho Chill
drcn's Orthopedic hospital will meet
Friday, May is. as follows:
Broadway. Mrs. Frederick Baus.
man, 42i Harvard ave. N; Capitol
Hill, Mrs. Il. G. Brier. 42o Maiden
ave; Denny.Fuhrman. Mrs. s. l..
Crawford, Broadway N. and shelby
st.; East Highland Drive. Mrs. @.
Damoycr. 1893 22d ave. NJ, 10 n. m. .
FIRST Hill. Mrs. w. A. Peters, 1918
Minor ave, 100 y. m; Frink Park,
Mrs. Ivan Hyland, $50 3Oth ave. s.,
1890 p. m.
Tnterlaken guild. Mrs. w. II. Ton.
kin. 1877 25th ave. NJ; Madronn,
Mrs. Jules Charbneau, at West Sc.
attic. 10 a. m; Medina. Mrs. Eva l..
Miller; Mount Baker Park. Mrs. ".
l.. Sutton. 27O6 Mount 81. Helen's
Place. p. m; Queen Anne, Mrs. A,
ii, Langdon. 1916 Fourth av. NJ;
Henton Hill, Mrs. #. II. Van Tuyl,
1929 nth ave. 10 n. mi University.
Mrs. Thomas Irving, 474s 10th ave.
NJ Ei Washington Park. Mrs A.
McAulcy, s03 3Gth ave, NJ; Sunset,
ut 1854 18th nve.. 10 u. M: North
Queen Anne, Mrs. II. $. whiting, 10
u, IN.
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cLVBs FOR FRIDAY
ALLAH SOCIAL CLUB

ALLAH SOCIAL CLUB
Allah Socia.. Club, o. z. s.. will
meet at the home OF Mrs. J. Frank
Anderson, 6f9 Summit ave, Friday.
May 10. at 2 p. m. Assisting host
esses, Mrs. Grace Taylor and Mrs.
Grace Kennedy. All Eastern stars
and friends invited.
AUXILIARY TO X. II. TRAINMEN
The ladies' auxiliary to Brother
hood of Railroad Trainmen will meet
in Moose hall Friday, May IS, at s
D. m. Important business.
Y. L. I. DANCE
An informal sports clothes dance
has been arranged for Friday eve.
ming. May 10. at the Tennis club, by
the Young Ladies' institute. Dancing
pylgram opens at o'clock.
SEXTON FRIENDSHIP CLUB
Sexton Friendship club will meet
ut the home OF Mrs. c. w. Emerson,
1926 Rainier ave. Friday. May 10.
Luncheon at 1870 y. m. Take Rem.
ton car and get off at Winthrop sta.
ton. walk one block south.
4 pYTHIAN SISTERS
The Pythian s!sters will give a
card party In X. p. hall Friday, May
rs, at S45 y. m. All sisters and
brothers arc invited to attend. Mrs.
+ Harry Mansfield. chairman. Refresh.
rnents.
BRTNG.AND.BUY SALE
A bring-and.buy sale will be held
~ the home OF Mrs. Edward c.
Bricr, 429 Maiden ave, for the ben.
gift Of Capitol Hill Guild OF the
OrthopcdIc hospital on Friday, May
n1s. at the regular meeting OF the
organization. which will be in sos.
sion NIL day. The busineHs meeting
will be held AZ p. m. while the
sale will begin at . .. IN
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Mr. ana Mrs. Thomas Bordeaux
and Mrs. Mabel Dofs motored 70
bordeaux today, TO spsud the week
end
Mas 81. r. penderFasf ana Miss
Bertha Williams aro leaving June 4
for a trip abroad
Or ana Mrs. A. ". Bailey have
left for Atlantic city en- a trip o.
several weeks, They we're accom-
panied East by Mrs raiky's aunt.
Miss Elizabeth Smith.
SIR. and Mrr. Charles Mcclure are
leaving Friday on a motor trip 70
Victoria, u. G.. and around Vaneou.
yer island. They will 10 away
about a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. vards Mcfarland
ana Mr. and Mrs ". r. berry have
returned from motor trip 20 Van
couysr. y. c.
Mr. nobsrt T.. Oldham left last
night for California on two weeks
trlp. Ito win spend a few days IN
San Francisco and will 80 as Gar
south as San Diego.
Mr.. and Mrn. Leo Black and Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Andrews viii leave
Saturday for a weeks motor trip 10
Vancouver island.
Mrs. Anna Thomson Milburn will
leave Juno I for California 10 at
tend the graduation OF her son,
MoritE Milburn. from the Thaehsr
school.
Mr.. y. X. Looss has returned
from a months trip TO Idaho and
oregon.
SIR, and Mrs. haEnus T. craw.
ford arc being congratulated upon
tho birth OF hon. Newton CraiR.
May -. at tho Swedish hospital.
Mrs. william Austin Ingram char-
ian lane, viii come West the last
OF this month 20 spsnd several
months with her parents. Mr.. and
Mra. J. Y. Lane. Miss Evelyn Lane
win return from California early In
June.
Mrs. George Clifford Crawford
Il urine brown VIII arrive tho last
OF tho month TO spend tho summer
with i~r parents, SIR. and Mrs, Ab-
ner nrown. Enslgn Crawford VII
come North later on The U. g. H.
Arizona.
Mrs. W. II. MaSsoar Il leaving
Saturday for Alaska. 10 mako her
homo.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley oriffiths.
with their house guest Mr. Jack
Mathews. Of San Francisco motored
TO Victoria. u. G.. Thursday. TO
spend few days
Mrs. FrroefiSN I@P'f
been spending the past ak weeks
With her son. Ar. Theodore PApe,
In Hoaulam. returned homo Thurs
day.
Mr.. De Wolf Emory In leaving
Friday night for San Francisco. 70
ba gone for ten days.
Miss Elsa and Miss Lillian
silchaaiis left today for their home
In Victoria. u. c. after spending a
shor, time In town as tho guests
OF sir. and Mira. Farvcii Putnam
| LAIiy.
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LONESOME CLUB
Tho Lonesome club will rnee, IN
tho parloru OF the Rainier orand
hotel Friday evening. May ~, At q
o'clock. Cards and dancing. A spo-
eiai feature Of the entertainment
win bs dramatic reading by Dean
BuitoFfield. accompanied on tho
plano by Mas Alice Fosssl. strnn.
gers and lonely people woicoma.
HARD TIMES SOCIAL
Tho entertainment COMMITTEES and
the drill team Of the Women OF
hoosehoart Legion viii give a hard
times social and dance a, Moose
Temple Friday. May 10, at ssis y. m.
CHAPTER q. +. T.. O.
Chapter @. r. " O.. business meet.
Ing and inspection AZ homo Of Mr..
James Calvert. 1909 10th ave N.
Friday. May 10. p. m.
sEAHuRsT AUXILIARY
Tho seahurrt auxiliary will meet
with MrS. Ritter Friday. May Is. at
10 o'clock.
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CANADIANS HIKING Panty

NenIsApiANS HIKING PARTY
Tho Canadian club Will give hlk.
ing party under tho Leadership Of
Msay francesca wiesiInE on sunday.
MSy %. The steamer vashan viii
leave Pier , at $50 a. m. for Gibson.
on bainhridEo island. The hike will
~ thru five miles Of beautiful for,
eHts TO Bass lake. Bring kodak.
bathing suit lunch. cur sugar and
spoon. Canadians and friends in,
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Small Tea for Mrs. Morgan
Parties Honor Miss Philbrick
Miss Kyle Has Home Wedding

Efne Kye daughter OF MI and afss John
w. p. shewve
sic3 2
decoration Of tho homs
bride aed ivory trimmed with vasnecnnes
white ribbons Her bouquet OF brides
maid
Of
Showve
Randolph
wedding
followed the service MIRA showye
Washington Tho
spending honeymoon Eastern Washington.
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nOILING onnNEn nEEF

When sou are boiling eornsd beer
sou can improve the flavor greatly II
you will add a pinch Of ginger. = few
cloves. a small onion and a few bay
Leaves.
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HOMEMADE BREAD

10 make your homsmads bread
shine a. n Il had been varnlahsd.
swab n with vinegar whsn II IL al
most baked. then return 20 the oven
for a few minutes.
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NJ. r. CHURCH
RUMMAGE SALE

A rummage sale VIII be conduct.
cd by tho women's organization OF
tho Methodist Protestant church on
May is and 10 at 1906 westlak-
ave. Luncheon will also no servea.
Contributions will DO called for.
Those having donations are asked
to notify East 5000.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
PICNIC POSTPONED

Tho woman'n civic club has In.
definitely postponed It's picnic plan.
ned for Tuesday. May rs. In volun.
tesr park.
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noHgMe MUSIC CLUB
HAR ELECTIOE

Tie annual election Of officers 81
Ia Bohoms Music club took place on
Friday. May II. with tho following
results, Mise Margaret Search. pres
dent: Mr.. Harry Cone. vice presi.
dent: Mrs. Helen wilkins Barsgtcig.
recording secretary. Mns T.. G. Wal.
ing. corresponding secretary. Miss
Wlnifred Batsman. treasurer. The
club will meet FOR the last time this
season Friday. June .. with Niss
Eleanor Hilton. ~ East Seattle
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Service at Orthopedic Shops

A auxiliary viii be charge at the orhopdc Tea shop Friday
E.
n r. King p. p. Closer
will be A.
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Women's Clubs
NATIVE DAUGHTERS
OF WASHINGTON

NATIVE DAUGHTERS
OF WASHINGTON
Princess Angelina Parlor No. 2,
". ID. W., will hold their last whist
party OF the season on Friday eve
ming, May is. at Dartnall's cafe
terra. Playing starts promptly at
$3.50 p. m. All members and friends
invited.
The annual banquet win be held
at the Elks' club house. on wednea.
day evening. May 20. at D. m. All
reservations must be In 10y the Goth
Of the month. Notify Nellie Hans,
Hotel Willard. Elliott 1862 or Elliott
1928. II you will attend.
COLUMBIA CHURCH
RUMMAGE SALE
Tho Ladies' Aid Society OF tho Co
lumbia Congregational church Will
hold n rummage sale at westlako
Market. Friday and Saturday. May
10 and 10.
GARDEN PARTY
The flower and garden committee
OF the Women's Lakewood Civic I'm.
proyement club win give garden
party Friday. May 1S, at 2 .. M, on
the lawn OF Evergreen lodge. corner
of Alaska and 4sth st. Mr.. Fred Cole
will speak. w
MASTER KEY
PSYCHOLOGY CLASS
The Master Key Psychology class
Will meet Friday evening, May 1s,
at 1880 o'clock. in the University
Branch Library hall. DR.. u. w.
Wood, teacher. Lesson 22 explains
the Law OF Vibration" and what
the perfect knowledge Of this law
Will do. Visitors welcome.
IONTA CHAPTER =
Ionia Chapter. No. III. o. 10. s.,
sewing circle meets with Mrs.
Bertha Roedcr, boa ". Broadway,
Friday, May IS. at 1880 o'clock.
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ANNUAL BANQUET

Invitations arc out for the annual
banquet OF tho foreign trade depart.
mant OF tho Chamber OF Commerce
at tho Hotel Gowman. Friday even.
Ing. May IS. Included Oh the pro-
gram win be a vocal solo by Mrs.
Sh!ri Bialoek.
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BetrothdL announced

Merritt the
Arthur
seminary
tho University Washington
The wedding will take place in the fall
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AUXILIARY TO TRINITY
PARISH CHURCH

AUXILIARY TO TRINITY
PARISH CHURCH
The womsn's Auxiliary TO Trinity
Parish church win meet Friday.
May IS. a, , .. m. with Miss Edith
Young. 1865 Il. Prospect II. Eloo.
tIon OF officers will be held and
plans made for tho fall work.
ETHAN ALLEN CIRCLE
Ethan Allen circle, Ladies' Of tho
q. A. r.. viii give a card party Fri.
day eyonlnR. May 10. AZ Wings cafe.
taria. at $40 o'clock. Mrs. Rose
Trempcr and Mrs. Martha Graham.
hostesaes.
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Clean your vegetables. fowls or
fish on q paper ana burn the paper.
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woMANs cENTunY cLun

Literature and travel department
OF womRn's Century club win have
annual picnic at homo of Mrs. w.
II Piitwood At Richmond beach.
Friday. May rs. Picnic lunch. Pro,
gram arranged by social committee.
CTake 1870 bus on Third ave. near
Stewart Bt1
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Commitments Visitor

III. Ambrose
Goldsmith
who the OF
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STEVENS W. Il. G. NO. 1

STEVENS ". II. G, NO. !
Stevens woman's Relief Corps.
No. ], will hold social In veier.
ans hall. Armory, Friday. May rs.
Luncheon at noon, followed by a
program and cards. Comrades and
friends invited.
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aocrAL DANCE

Tho Ladies' OF tho Golden North
40. ]. auxiliary 20 the Yukon Order
OF Pioneers No. .. viii give n social
dance Friday evening. May ~. nj
N. II. II. A. hall. 1924. First ave.
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DELTA CHAPTER o. v. 3.

Delta chapter 100. o. = r.. Will
meet Thursday. May -. ~ .. m.
az Robbins hall. Hiverton for the
sXemplificaiion Of the work. follow
lng which a program viii be given.
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pysNsYT.vANIA STUDY CLUB

PENNSYLVANIA STUDY CLUB
The regular annual meeting Of
the Pennsylvania Study club win b
hcld at tho Federated clubhouse,
Friday. May Is. at .. m. Election
OF officers. Members asked TO at
tend.
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AUXILIARY SEATTLE

POST NO. IS
Tho American Legion auxiliary to
Seattle post No. IS viii hold ten
at the home OF Mrs. George Foster.
100 u. 5sth at, Friday, May rs, mt
1890 O'clock. Take car No. 90.
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woMEN's MISSIONARY SOCIETY

The Women's Missionary society OF
tho First Presbyterian church win
meet Friday. May IS, at 2 p. m. in
the ladies' parlor OF the church. Mr..
w. c. Cubbage. who has spent ten
years In Jail work OF the city. will
speak on conditions as They Pre-.
vail In City and County Jails." Tea
viii be served by group OF hostesses
at tho close OF the meeting.
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Lalncheon WIZ Honor House Guests

Wilbur planned uncheons
guest, Mrs. Blake OF Spokane ~
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Assistants Named for Tea; Players Art
Guild to Present Plays

Assistants Named for Tea; Players Art
Guild to Present Plays
Mrs r. BoNNEY Kennsta Kerr Miss Alice Louise MpOn
i AID and Miss Alma Calhoun win be the receiving line with Mis-
Miss Grace ana Miss brides elect
ssrnSio at the us and assisting win b Miss Julia Ripley Mis- Janice
VIII Present Three One-Act Plays
The %s%'1 d club 5''ss s Tf 'iS
Ss Nay pictorial .Sssansa d in noseaa The costumes and
as: Sn sss'a BY SsD c ,S art S The
episode with fantasy motif pillars Of Earth by Marietta
ment under the direction OF Mr. Howard Howe
The suSSo1ss or can Mrs " B. BoTs,n chairman uss
Eas, COST.
Three Honor Guests
In s ess Kerr Miss ys MonS ,Ss. and S a..
nns with nine tables Of bridge Their home Friday afternoon
Miss Alma Calhoun
Informal Luncheon WiH Honor Mother
s.l sm. d ] .ooa an informal Ssor 'ss
mother Ind who
Dinner and Theater Party
81 followed by 3ssisr
arrson chsrpo Asenl
friends OF the honor guests
Engagement Announced
M and M % NV ASs n Rss. .oa s' % ] S
Busse The wedding win take place early in June
Luncheon Hostess TODAY
Mrs n eS,s % s,ow her n % ,T
Reusherg Mrs. W. +. Henry.
Small Tea for Mrs Morgan
h Fsss M s ss ', r si; for
Parties Honor Miss Phdbrick
Phllbrck making In
for the the house guest Of her brother Mr.
Philbrck Schubert place
hcmeS
"Wednesday and
a cottage on
when win
] .nlann
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Or. ana Mrs. A. ~ Bailey hays
left for Atlantic city en- a trip o.
several weeks, They we're accom-
panied East by Mrs Falkys aunt.
Miss Elizabeth Smith.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-17

Mia. Elsa and Miss Lillian
silchaslis left today for their home
In Victoria. II. c. after spending a
abort time In town as tho guests
o, sir. and Mrh. Farveli Putnam
Lilly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-17

Mrs =. BoEY Kenneth Louise Mepon
4'l Calhoun win be line with Miss
poro,ho saturday afternoon the she giving in eomp
Miss and Miss Vera Aonteage bdeelee
Mrs GoEe w stodar Mrs Frank skinner and Mrs Paul Cone VII
assisting win Julia Ripley Miss Janice
seber Miss Miss Mabel Hall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-17
Personal

Mr. ana Mrs. Thomas Bordeaux
and Mrs. Mabel pofs moiored 70
bordeaux today. TO speud the week
end.