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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1923-08-11
Real Estate Transfers.

Augustus Harris from Levina E.
Tarr and husband, real estate con-
tanning acre, more or less, on right
hand side of the County road leading
from Stockton to Georges Island
Landing, in the 9th Election district.
Consideration, $500.
Community Development Corpora
ton Of Pocomoke City from May Y.
Veasey and husband, lot on the north
Ieasterly side Of Market street, in Po-
comoke City. Consideration, $4,000.
VIM. Taylor from Mayor and City
Council of Ocean City, real estate on
the northerly side of Worcester st.,
in Ocean City. Consideration, 5000.
Upshur H. Lang from the Board of
Education of Worcester County, one
half acre Of land, more or less, in the
9Th Election district. Consideration,
$40, etc.
The Board of Education of Worces-
ter County from Maurice G. Brimer
and wife, 2 acres of land, in the 7th
Election district. Consideration, $40.
Ounce Ashburn from Samuel J.
Scheduled and wife, lot on the south
side Of Front street, together with lot
adjoining, in Pocomoke City. Con-
sideration, 500, etc.
Isaac F. Beauchamp from VIM. o.
Shockley, sheriff, Las acres Of land,
more or less, in the 9th Election dis
trict. Consideration, $500.
Charles s. Richardson from James
M. Wilson and wife, property on the
north side of Market street, in Snow
Fill. Consideration, $40, etc.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1923-08-11
Taught "stenoe" 70 Spell.

Taught "stenoo' to Spell.
Goaded to despair BY the continual
inaccuracies In spelling made. by his
stenographer, Mr.. Gunnysack, In mo-
ment Of desperation, went out the
other day and bought her an una
bridged dictionary.
"Now," he said, according to the
New York Sun. 'there's no excuse for
further mistakes"
Yesterday he dictated q letter to hen
before he went to lunch. II want that
ready when return" he said.
When Mr.. Gunnysack returned an
hour and half later he found the let.
ter still In the machine and q perspiR.
ing stenographer porting over the page
OF the dictionary.
sMr. Gunnysack." abe exclaimed.
wearily, TN halfway through 8 and
haven't found that word psycho
analysis yet"
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1923-08-11

! 4 million gallons Of water intended
for the use Of West Chester, Pa.
rushed into Chester creek when q
bank gave way on the east side
Of a big impounding pond. One musk
rat Is charged with causing the break.
An Investigation disclosed the fact
that the animal had dug trench BE-
side q 24-inch pipe intended for drain
Ing the pond. The water, rushing az
high pressure through this. soon en-
larged the opening until a big section
Of the embankment gave way and the
pool was drained.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1923-08-11
lndlosstibls Diet.

When surgeons operated on an IN
mate Of the Kansas State hospital for
epileptics they removed a spoons and
several small pieces Of wood believed
20 be matches. Some Of the silverware
was partly disintegrated by digestive
fluids. The patients mental condition
was said to be responsible Tor his
mania for devouring silverware
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1923-08-11
Slaves 70 Custom

F.. When the advance guard Of the ~
turning "lumberjack army" invaded q
town In Maine. after the winters work,
q party marched down Arthur street
In single file. So accustomed have they
been to following "Indian file" In bush
trails that they forgot they were back
In civilization and so marched down
the street, one following the other.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1923-08-11
Shock caused nllndness.

0UOVN VNUSS0 oItVtSSoSs
The shock he suffered when q motor.
Int knocked down and killed three
year-old child In Leicester. Eng.
caused the man to become completely
blind. He was exonerated from all
blamA
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1923-08-11
DISTRICT

DISTRICT 4
Walter D. Bowen, Democrat, Judge
Of Election.
Marion G. Johnson, Republican,
Judge Of Election.
DISTRICT s
Mat Fleetwood, Democrat, Judge of
Election.
West Hudson, Republican. Judge Of
Election.
DISTRICT 6
German Perdue, Democrat, Judge
o. Election.
James W. Truitt, Republican, Judge
Of Election.
DISTRICT z
N. J. Pusey, Democrat, Judge of
Election.
Luther Parsons, Republican, Judge
Of Election.
DISTRICT 8, PRECINCT
Charles w. Jones, Democrat, Judge
of Election.
W. H. Marshall, Republican. Judge
Of Election.
DISTRICT 8, PRECINCT 2
Aaron J. Hudson, Democrat, Judge
of Election.
Thomas H. Smack, Republican,
Judge Of Election.
DISTRICT 9 a
A to M
John H. ellis, Democrat, Judge Of
Election.
M. M. Dale, Republican, Judge Of
Election.
DISTRICT 8
N to z
w. T. Burbage, Democrat, Judge Of
Election.
Frank E. Konetzka, Republican,
Judge of Election.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1923-08-11
CLERKS OF ELECTION

DISTRICT /, PRECINCT 1
A to M IS
Carl Merrill, Democrat, Clerk Of
Election.
w. G. Lambertson, Republican,
Clerk Of Election.
DISTRICT l, PRECINCT l
N to z
E. F. Bowen, Democrat, Clerk Of
Wallace c. Vincent, Republican.
Clerk Of Election.
DISTRICT /, PRECINCT 2
A to M
J Fitzgerald Crockett, Democrat,
Clerk Of Election.
w. K. Morse, Republican, Clerk of
Election.
DISTRICT 1, PRECINCT 2
N to z
M. w. Boston, Democrat. Clerk of
Election.
E. w. Polk, Republican, Clerk of
Election.
DISTRICT 2
A to M Z
Dorsey B. Carmean, Democrat,
Clerk of Election.
VIM. Hickman, Republican, Clerk
Of Election.
DISTRICT 2
N to z
B. T. Truitt, Jr., Democrat, Clerk
of Election.
Jester Stanford, Republican, Clerk
Of Election.
DISTRICT 8, PRECINCT
A to M
Clinton Jarman, Democrat, Clerk,
Of Election.
Murray Gilman, Republican. CLERK
Of Election.
DISTRICT 8, PRECINCT
N to-
Walter West, Democrat, Clerk of
Election.
Walter Coe, Republican, Clerk of
Election.
DISTRICT 8, PRECINCT 2
Edward p. Calhoun, Democrat,
Clerk Of Election.
John NJ. Mumford. Republican,
Clerk of Election.
y DISTRICT 4
Luther J. Bowen, Democrat, Clerk
of Election.
Charles w. Mumford. Republican,
Clerk of Election.
DISTRICT 5
E. T. Birmingham, Democrat, Clerk
Of Election.
J. L. Davidson, Republican, Clerk
Of Election.
DISTRICT 6
William Sirman. Democrat, Clerk
Of Election.
H. B. Truitt, Republican, Clerk
of Election.
DISTRICT
William F. Carey, Democrat, Clerk
Of Election.
Aubrey Hottenstein, Republican
Clerk of Election.
DISTRICT 8, PRECINCT 1
G. r. Bromley, Democrat, Clerk Of
Election.
w. c. Brandon, Republican, Clerl
of Election.
DISTRICT 8, PRECINCT 2
G. B. Jones, Democrat, Clerk o.
Election.
Frank B. Scarborough, Republican
Clerk of Election.
| DISTRICT 8
A to M
Harry B. Taylor, Democrat, Clerl
Of Election.
Benton w. Powell, Republican
Clerk of Election.
DISTRICT 9
Il N to z
Arthur Warren. Democrat, Clerk o
Election.
John H. Townsend, Republican
Clerk Of Election.
MONTGOMERY stage, Pres
JOHN H. TRUITT
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1923-08-11

Appointment
Judges and Clerks
OF Election
For Worcester County
Maryland
Primary Election and
General Election
| 1923
JUDGES OF ELECTION
DISTRICT 1, PRECINCT 1
w. A. King, Democrat, Judge Of
Election.
H. w. Lambertson, Republican,
Judge Of Election.
DISTRICT /, PRECINCT 1
N to z
Paul H. Mills, Democrat Judge of
John M. Ratledee. Republican
Judge of Election.
DISTRICT /, PRECINCT, 2
A to M
Granville S. Hall, Democrat, Judge
of Election.
r. w. Dixon, Republican, Judge Of
Election.
DISTRICT /, PRECINCT 2
N to z
Harry Mears, Democrat, Judge of
c. D. Powell, Republican. Judge of
Election.
DISTRICT 2
A to M
Cleveland Bailey, Democrat, Judge
of Election.
William Bounds, Republican. Judge
of Election.
O1S1n1OI
N to z
e. H. Gutherie, Democrat, Judge If
Election. ~
s VIM. +. Hales, Republican, Judge of
Election.
DISTRICT 8, PRECINCT
A to M
G. Lee Davis, Democrat, Judge Of
Election.
James p. Holloway, Republican,
Judge of Election.
DISTRICT 8, PRECINCT l
N toZ
c. Hill Powell, Democrat, Judge IF
Election.
Elmer T. Onley. Republican, Judge
of Election.
DISTRICT 8, PRECINCT 2
James H. Mumford, Democrat,
Judge of Election.
Daniel Trimper, Jr., Republican,
Judge of Election.
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Mrs. Collins to Entertain at Luncheon
Miss Fulton WIN Be May Bride


Arthur Samuel Olsen
Ms ssre viii DO read BY Rev W. a
Wednesday May is at hsh nen IN bhany PRESBYTERIAN ehnru
s. bdeslsc,
Q N ,nsr and Hutchins VIII b best
nsn bride and win fo
rvrtk their future home.
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Bridqe Tea Arranged
Dinner Dance at Yacht Club
Gives Bwthdau Dinner
Married IN California

The marriage Of Mrs. Catherine Bogss, formerl
Dutram was soIsmnized April IS In California. AZ
In Southern California Mr.. and Airs. orsram wilt
northern points. expecting to return 10 Long Bea,
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Eagles Nominate
Lodge Officers

Nomination of officers, in prepara-
ton for the election TO be held May
4, took place at a general meeting
OF Seattle Aeric No, /. II O. f.. held
in Eagles hall Friday night, The
final election was partially complete
cd in that six OF the officers were
nominated without opposition and
will be seated without further voting.
Those unanimously chosen were John
Laister. worthy president; d. M.
Hooper, worthy vice president: Bert
c, Ross. worthy chaplain; Frank
Dowd. secretary: George l.. Burger.
treasurer. and w. A. Boyd. inside
guard.
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AIRS. Harvey Salmon. Of 81. Louis.
"a coming or, this summer 10 visit
her parents, Mr., and Mira c. J. Smith.
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DATES
TO REMEMBER

chithbAh, APRIL IS
Mrs, james n. liokc's dinner at
homo TO hsnar Mr. George Hurd.
Of New York.
SUNDAY. ApRlT. gp-
Mr.. and Mrs Thatcher Hodges din
nor 10 honor Afr. George Burd and
spn, Mr.. Arthur iiurd. at home.
MONDAY. APRIL So
Annual card party OF Queen Anne
Circle Fruit and Flower Mission,
at Hotel Bowman.
Nr. Charles Ciark's dinner at the
Rainier club. followed by n thua.
Ter party ~ the Metropolitan, In
honor OF Mr., George Hurd. Of New
York.
TUESDAY. MAY H.
Mrs, William Nicholas Gather. tea
ai home ia honor OF Mrs. william
II, Bliss
WEDNESDAY. MAY =
Mrs " 4. Nontert's bridge iunch-
con at home
Mrs Archibald q. clark to give In
formal tea for Mrs, II. T.. AloSan-
der
Mrs Edwin u. stevens bridge nj
tho Womcn'a University club, to
honor her house guest Mrs. :. n.
Francis, OF Lunenhurg. Mass,
THURSDAY. May b.
Mrs. Walter \ Mooro's breakfast In
compliment TO her mother. Mrs.
Fred :, stlmson, at home.
FRIDAY. MAY a.
Tennis ball az the club house.
SATURDAY., MAY 81
The marriage OF Misa AHncn Nc.
Donald Go Mr. Frank Morrill,, In
lethany Presbyterian church, at
S,a0 o'clock
WEDNESDAY. MAY a.
The marriage OF Miss Lucille Doug
las TO Mir Nelson Lee Clark, at
the Hota Tau Alphn house, at
uclook
FRIDAY. MAY H.
Womcn'H University club TO give an.
nual sports clothes ball at the
Masonic Temple
Miss Mildred and Miss Gertrude
Lewis 90 entertain at dnnor nt
home before the Tennis bail.
WEDNESDAY, MAY ga
The wedding or Miss vivian Tyson
20 Cant. George Carroll Hammer,
Y. s, A. g., at homo OF the bride.
elects parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. ar.
thur Ralph Tyson, at , o'clock.
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NATIVE DAUGHTERS
or WASHINGTON

Prfnccss Angelina Parior. No. O..
n u. w. will hold their regular
business meeting ut their club rooms
lat the X. w. @. A.. on Friday eve
ming. May 4th. at o'clock. All
members are requested TO be pres
ent. as tfrs annual election OF Of
Ulcers VIII take place a. this time.
CANADIAN woMEN's CLUB
The Canadian Women's club will
meet at the Federated clubhouse
Tuesday, May I. at 2 D. m. Mem.
beers urged TO attend. as important
business win come up for discussion.
Tho executive board will meet AZ /
ps NJ. Al $40 Mrs. r. II. Maltby.
president OF the Womeng Federated
cItbs. will address the meeting.
AIRS. John Blackburn and Mrs
William Campbell win be hostcsses
a The Tea which VIII conclude the
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Campfire News, Notes and Gossip

lying would not be so difficult.
Miss Kempthorne suggests that
each Guardian who is 10 be away se-
cure an assistant summer guardian
IL she can. II abe cannot. a program
chart for the summer can be made
out with plans for occasional meet
ings and honors 70 be won. Then. in
tho fall the raiiying OF your girls
viii be more easily accomplished.
40 the last meeting OF the Guar
dams Association. Mrs. Ellztbeth
Davies was appointed chairman or a
committee TO plan monthly entertain
menis for the county home in
Georgetown. Three entertainments
are TO be given by Campfire groups
The first Saturday OF each month.
Groups wishing to 20 TO the county
home mus, sign I'D at Lohequa he
fore The first Saturday Of each
month or call Mrs. Davies 81 Mel
rose o7s4. Programs such as arc
used al Port Townsend win be very
suitable.
The Red Cross course in first aid
being offered at the educational cen
tcrs under the auspices OF the Algo-
gan Campfire began last Monday.
April "a, with 81 girls present. The
classes are open TO all Campfire
Girls and meet every Monday at $50
In ihe center. ANY Campfire Girls
interested In first aid may get into
the class by reporting at the cersr
on these days Following the above
class the Cahahkloshc Campfire
group. which is taking the Red Cross
course, went 20 Luna Park for u
swim followed by supper on the
beach.
The last two meetings OF the Idaka
group were spent in making plans
for money raising and May baskets.
They have already begun to collect
old papers and sell them as a source
OF revenue, and the May baskets
which viii 30 TO the Seattle Chill
dren's Home were begun at the last
meeting. Two new members will he
voted upon at their next meeting.
The girls of Camp MaknaIa are
planning a mothers Marty which .s
TO be held May IL. and the next
meeting at the home OF Laura East.
man will be spent in making MAY
baskets and decorations for their
mothers party.
LIONS CLUB
EXPRESSES APPRECIATION
The following letter was received
at Campfire headquarters this week
expressing the appreciation OF the
Lions club for the work done by the
Campfire Girls Saturday. April Ia:
AT the meeting of the executive
committee OF the Lions club. Friday.
April 20. attended by a majority OF
the club, unanimous vote was cast
thanking the Campfire Girls as an
organization and those girls WHO
took part as individuals for the
courageous attempt in the face Of
serious obstacles. TO put on n sue
cessful rose bud sale for the civic
rose garden fund. Won't you please
extend our thanks TO the girls?"
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LYRIC CHORAL cLun

Tho Ladies' Lyric Choral club will
meet for rehearsal in the main sun.
day school room or the First Pres.
hytsriAn church TUESDAY evening.
May !. az 7ts o'clock, The clubs
concert will take plnca AZ the
church Wednesday evening. June
"a. under the dictatorship or Mr. Z.
Graham Morgan.
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woMAN's LAKEWOOD CLUB

The newly elected officsra Of the
Woman's Lakewood Civic Improve.
mont club will be Installed AZ the
next regular meeting. on Tuesday.
May !. ~ ., m. az the Lakewood
clubhouse siereopucoH yiewA or
some Of Americas most celebrated
artists pictures viii be shown. The
program " Ia charge % the rellr.
ing program committee.
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why RIDGE
CHAPTER

Vimy Ridge Chapter, Daughters
OF tho British Empire. VIII hold n
bring.and.buy sale at tho homo OF
Mrs. John Condor. 2i0i L.. Highland
drive. on Wednesday. May o. at Q
y. m. All Britishers and friends
cordially invited TO attend. Fancy
work. home cookery and candy will
be on sale and tea viii be served
during the afternoon. Donation
from those interested In the work
OF the organization viii ta CRATE.
fully accepted. Send to 21Oi II.
Highland drive. caro- of Mrs. Con.
DIN, on May 0. before 1 o'clock.
Tie object OF the chapter IL
wholly philouthropic. assisting Brit.
ishers In need OF help and to aid
In the support Of honu for aged
men and women of British birth.
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Personal

Mrs. Stanley Cflfn,hs will return
the first Of next week frcm a short
Wait In Victoria, y. G.
Mr. stuart c. Thompkina returned
Tuesday from 4 short trip 90 a.
Louis ana Mrs, Thompkus arrived
Thursday fran a fhgeo weeks visit
IN California
Mr.. Falcon Josln returned this
week from q "Trip 10 NV York,
Mr. and Mrs. A. \. Garrtaon
dIolon EneEfeni arc receiving con
Eratulatiohs on the birth Of
daughter. April ~. at the Seattle
General hospital.
DR. ana Mrs. =. { Rure viii ~.
turn the first Of the week from
few days stay IN Bcllingham.
Mr. and Mrn. John J Wettuek
and daughter. Phyllis Roberta, ieft
today on trip East
AIR Frank Cslkinh len this week
ON a short trip TO California.
Miss Nellie HOSE and Hiss MARY
Patrick haNV returned from Calf
fornla. where they spent the winter
months.
DR. ana Mrs. ponal8 V. Truehlood
are being fellciiAtcd upon the birth
OF a son. April 90, NJ the Minor
hospital.
Mr.. Vincent Is. Moore. of Camp
Sowhaism, Will arrive Monday 90
spend a fortnight with Judge and
ars. William Hickman Moore
Mr. Charles 4. Hume. ~ Pied.
mont. Cal. who In a guest IN town,
was host AZ a dinner % eight COY.
ofa Thursday evening. a. the Bouic
ward Inn.
Mrs. William Leonard Eaton viii
leave June for Quebec 10 Sail FOR
Europe. She plans to spend the
summer at Blarritx with her chit
dton. Loyal aud Daniel Lamont.
who have heen attending school In
Switzerland.
Mrs. omsr Foia.. who has been
~ AZ the Seattle General hospital
r. now eonyaloscinE
Mrs. Edward u. Roy will return
sunday from a short trip 10 Van.
couver. - c.
Afr. Russell Gordon Page mo.
torsd from Port Angeles Friday 20
spend the week cad ln town
Friends In Seattle Of Mrs r sutsr
ain H. Erisyed 10 learn Of her death
IN los Angeles on April ~ al The
home % her daughter. Sits Ann gu-
tor sullivan jackson
Mr and Mrs Richard W stsion
(Alico Lyman are receiving con-
rra,ulationr on the birth OF son.
Richard Lyman. April -, AZ Proyi.
dcnco hospital
Mrs Charles y. Endeis. o. Tacoma.
came over Friday 20 attend Mrs En-
met Browns bridge tea.
Mira T. n Ailain has returned aft.
or an absence Of several months and
II nj homo a. her apartment AZ The
Hiiicres,.
Mrs Fred Meyer will arrive from
Chicago ~ May TO apend several
months here.
Mrs Harvey Salmon. Of 81. Louis.
"a coming on, this summer 10 visit
her parents. Mr.. and Mira G. J. Smith.
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coTERIH CLUB

Tho Coierio club viii meet at tho
University WAY clubhouse. 1850 Uni.
ysHlty way. Friday. May 4. az 2i5
ID. m, The program viii be IN
charge % tho homo economies do.
parimsnt, Aiisa q. c. Denny. o.
the homo economies department at
The University Of Washington. viii
speak on The Decorative Use Of
Fiowers"
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White satin and white lace are
The materials Of this seasons wed
ding gowns Some OF them are
quaint adaptations OF old modes
fun skirts. basque bodices. batenu
necklines that slip Off tho shoulders
IN the 1860 style.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-28
AuDuBoN SOCIETY

Tho Audubon socisty will take a
bird walk sunday. April 20. on
Vsnhou island Take boat Virginia
v, az Pier Z. ~ A. m. for Cove.
The return "Trip viii DO made from
Coivas, arriving IN town about 40
y. m. Those who attend are asked
10 take lunch.
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CUSTER CAMP AND
AUXILIARY

Custer camp, No. /, Sons OF Vet
Grams. and Custer auxiliary. No. &,
win meet Tuesday evening. May l..
In Veterans hall. Armory.
Custer auxiliary win hold sale
and card party in Veterans hall Fri.
day evening. May H. All affiliated
orders invited TO participate.
SEATTLE LODGE, NO. 7
Seattle lodge. No. Z, d. II. p. A.,
will hold an important buylncss
meeting In Evergreen han. 1909
Ninth ave. Tuesday evening, May /,
et O'Clock Az the conclusion Of
Tho meeting. mn informal reception
viii be held IN honor Of Mrs. Aman.
da Barth, q member Of No. 7. who
was given the honor OF past grand
president Of Washington at the con.
vcniicn held IN Tacoma. April IL.
Members urged 10 attend
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Florida Abolishes
Convict Lease Plan

TALLAHASSEE. ria. Aprpil 2s.--
The state legislature today passed a
bill atsolishinE tho county convict
lease system in Florida.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
WEST QuEEN ANNE P..T. 81

WEST QUEEN ANNE PIT. A.
West Queen Anne PIT. a. will
meet Wednesday. May 2. at gao y.
m. in the music room OF ths school
a special program has been ar.
ranged. Mrs. Victor zcdnick Will
give a violin solo and Mr.. d. IL.
Painter will speak on "The Rccrca.
tional Life OF the Community" Mrs.
G. A. Terry. MrH. G. y. Wolf and
Mrs. r. l.. Trulinscr. hostesses.
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CHICAGO. April 2s.--Aiiss Cath.
crime DAILY criticised pies made by
Constant Ehrman, chef and her
fiance. Ho refused to marry her.
She sued for $1,000.
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E,,ncheoa Honors Mrs Cldpp

q the birthday o. her motsr MIS- q u Uapp
Ok fifteen Friday
non, a hsr srpalmsnt al Park Court
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ROADWAY. ia.

The broadway PIT. a. viii meet
Tuesday. May i, At ans p. m. al
the high school Miss Post viii
speak on the Torch Society" and
Ar LirhienberFsr on "AthNiles
Ar Davis will present the boys
chorus In two numbers.
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Mrs. Edward y Roy will return
Sunday from a short trip 10 Van.
couver. u. c.
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CoTERIE CLUB

The next meeting OF the fine arts
department Of tho Coterie club will
be held Tuesday, May s. at o'clock
at the home OF Mrs. William T..
Thyng. 134S Il. send st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-28

MrR Charles r. Esndeis. o. Tacoma.
came over Friday 10 attend Mrs En-
met Browns bridge tea.
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Others are in the latest modes
with front drapes in the Egyptian
fashion: sleeveless models covered
with pearl bead embroidery. silver
lace over white silk.
Brldemalds' frocks are made In
rainbow colors OF organdie. taffeta
and chiffon.
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SIR. and MrE Richard W. staion
(Alico Lyman are receiving con-
rraiulations on the birth OF son.
Richard Lyman. April %, al Provi-
dencc hospital.
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Mrs Fred Meyer will arrive from
Chicago III May to apend several
months here.
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HELPERS CLUB

The Helpers club. 81 Aloha chap.
tor. No. iie, o. y. =. win NEE; with
Afrs Incx Dow. 1891 Meridian ave.
Wednesday. May ?. at IL a IN.
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AIonA cHAprER- "a. ia

Aloha chapter. 40. iis. o. Y. s..
win give a May party and dance al,
Tho Green Lake Masonic temple.
Green Lake. Saturday evening. May
8. All Eastern Stars and friends
welcome.
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N)omen's Clubs
WEST WOODLAND
PRE-. SCHOOL. CIRCLE

WEST WOODLAND
PRE- SCHOOL CIRCLE
West Woodland prc,school circle
will meet IN the school auditorium
Wednesday. May .. a, g:fs p. m. An
interesting lecture on Tho Fathers
Place In the Home" viii 10 given by
Mr. Frank II. Cooper. The children
will be cared for in tho kln4orEarten
b Mks Eunieo shultx and Miaa
Adele Bass.
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BUSINESS WOMEN
WILL PICNIC

The Seattle Business and Profos.
sional Women's club has boon in.
vited by Miss Irldclia Davis TO spend
Sunday nj her cottage n Indinnoln.
The boat will leave Picr nj $3.50
a. M. and those who attend aiv re.
Iduested to bring lunch. cup and
spoon.