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The winner viii

be- would DO. There be at looking
pil around The boat. voting fof mo
10 Hhow ~. praying and clrIng.
Threatening ~ TX me-a threat hs
tried % carry out. but without uc.
CcrH Being Tired ~ hanging 0n
~ that b0wHinR. ! nearly up - the
boat crawling in over the gunwales.
~ Sir Boss couldn't find word
strong enough 10 express his anger
be- seized The remaining oar. aimed
at me and struck dodgcd and
the blow fen on The edge - the
boat and another oar was broken.
All We had leff WaS a small sicef-
ing paddle. which he had the honor
81 using and take turns with me n
padding the boat back nearly six
miles
A. d takes Too much space. /
viii omit many more incidents while
Ia Iceland and only mention a Do.
lie about our returning trip.
We left Iceland late in the f8ll.
Our catch of herring wan small,
which proved 10 be- lucky for us.
Had wo had a full cargo. tho
schooner undoubtedly would have
foundered, as we got into a regular
hurricane. Late one evening. in the
vicinity Of the Faro Islands. we
were BIZ broadsidc BY n regular
North.Atianiic conner which filled
our decks causing the vessel 10
tremblc. knocking several men on
tie main boom. who were trying 10
rig up a temporary sail. A big por.
ton Of our port sail was gone. The
galley was moved from It's fasien.
ings and lodged against tho rail-
Our So. t0pEsil and q part Of cur
mainEal blew away. etc. IN
n day or 80. the weather moder-
nted, and We get The course for
Norway. After reaching the coast
We became becaimed and our boss
decided TO signal any steamer
going our way 70 tow us home. At
last passenger boat took the Job.
In rounding close enough 10 give
VS. the tow line she came into col.
iision with our jib boom. with the
result that the lifoboats and daviis
on the upper deck got badly dam.
aged. Our jib boom broke and
was hanging over the bow
After all reached home in time
TO eat my Christmas dinner.
Some trip. en-?
/. o. GAAsLAND.
2s05 Third ave.
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Pershing Cancels
Northwest Visit

Cen. John J. Pcrshing's visit TO
the Northwest. August s and 3.
has been cancelled. according TO
word received al Camp Lewis Fri
day. Gen. Pcrshlng VIII accompany
the Harding funeral train TO wash.
ington. D. c.. the message stated.
Hopes that the general VIII make
the trip later are entertained by
those In charge Of his visit here. In
Tacoma banquet in his honor has
been indefinitely postponed until
word from him is obtained.
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Campfire News and Notes

taken by uiB Harper. and Muricl
Gloaon ana Evelyn iiollcnthal were
Initiated. nt the ceremonial meeting
OF the group, seyontyflro honor
beads were awarded iq Louise Me
Gownn. who has been working
faithfully for long time
The Koda Kooayohadnu group.
under the new guardian. Miss Nellie
Sanford. held picnic recently AZ
Cabin creek. on Puget sound. Break
fast. dinner and supper were cooked
by tho girls. ia the morning the
group walked along the beach. gath.
crinr interesting stones and shells
IN the afternoon the girls enjoyed %
cool plung In the waters Of the
Sound. This group viii be we'll rep
resented ~ Camp sealth The sixth
period. which il slated 20 be the
last
The Tandn Campfire Girls. or
Norih Bend spent % week camping
az sulphur Spring point on Lake
sBmmumbh where they had All Tho
joys of outof doorf From early
morning until late 10 nighi the camp
rams with song and laughter There
were eleven girls ana Mrs Ivan
Phillips. ~ Seattle. on the trip.
Zach morning ana evening the girls
took e dip ia tho lake 90 earn a
shlvery bead
The Wahn Campfire held two
meetings Monday. IL business meet.
Ing IN the afternoon and ocre
moniBl meeting in the evening ~
The home Of Mra e. q. Clarke 81
Richmond Highland The girlf
gathered IN acmtcirele around the
fireplace The meeting was ono Of
unusual Interest. because it com
picicd d series of meetings held "a
interest new girls. and five girl
were mnde members Of the Camp
fire. The new members ere Eliza
beth Clarke. Alice Marley. Nonu
Acton. ST. raret iiaga and Helen
Guth.
on July 81. the Tamahnawla
Campfire Girls ~ snpauaimlo Falls
held splash" meeting at ihs
snoquhlmle river az Q O'Clock Th'
girls enjoyed swimming, Afier thf
Dip tho girls went aerosa 10 lhcll
dinner. which was on the other aid,
~ the river. Tho meal WAS pre-
pared by Lianis Huffman anf
Ruth Bgine 20 complete their Fire
makers rank
Miss Rowe Wright ~ Ncw Yorl
ciiy. the editor 81 tho Everygrii
magaslnc. tho national magazine o.
the Campfire Girls. arrived In town
ON Thursdsy night. TO spend th'
reHt ~ tho allH1Inur ri Camp scalth
writing stories aud planning inter
es,lng trips Tor The girls Aiisi
Wright viii DO tho guest of the
Campfire Giria on trip 20 ST
Rainier on tho goth Of August Sh'
went to Camp ssalih on Friday AFT
ernoon with Miss Ruth a. Brown
saiipg Of the yacht Muuel which
will take a party 10 iho San Juur
/ iAlands this weekend for cruise.
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boat Virginia v will leave Pier I,
at the foot u spring 81 az a. M
returning al p. m, Those Wishing
60 motor over may take tho ferry
Washington. az the foot Of wash.
ingtou a.. at $40 a. m. After ienv.
ing tho ferry on vaAhon island. take
the first main road 20 tho right
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MOURNS
FOR PRESIDENT
Guns Boom Every Half Hour
as Last Token

The same armament that doomed
out a joyous salute Of Il guns 20
President Harding In Elliott bay bu,
short week aRo. again sounded a
salute 10 tho nations chief Friday.
There Was no Joy. no uproarious
celebrating aboard Uncle Sans ships
"a the Eombro crash or the guns
sounded at hair hour intervals dur.
ms the day. IN respect 10 the dead
executive
Tho mournful. monotonous iutona-
tons were heard each half hour from
sunrise to sunset and tho sombcr
rnars rcverbrated from tho hills
surrounding Elliott bay speaking and
repeating tho nnyy's grief
-Four battleahlps. the Pennsylvania.
Arizona, Nevada and Mississippi.
with n flotilla Of destroyers. returned
sadly 70 the reviewing por; Friday.
and dropped anchor The Arizona
Immediately began the muurnful sa-
iutes and and continued until sunset.
The eolors were NJ half mast and will
remain 80 for 80 days, IN accordance
with navy tradition. All social events
aboard the ships viii be cancelled
until after the s0-day period has
elapsed Officers Of the fleet viii
wear mourning
Wherever Uncle SANS fighting
ships are TO be found, in Alaskan
waters in the China sea. in the Canal
zone the harbors across the world.
wherever the message or the prcsi-
dents death Is received by wireless.
tho mournful boom Of the death guns
viii be heard, The salutes are fred
during the day following receipt OF
word Of the death OF a president. as
outlined IN navy regulations.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

lvOMAN's LAKEWOOD CLUB
The Woman's Lakewood Civic I'm
brovement club viii hold It's regular
peetlng on Tuesday, August Z, at. 2
y. m, at Lakewood clubhouse. Mrs.
" Hide Smith and members Of the
bark and playground committee will
'save charge OF the program.
CANADIAN woMEN's CLUB
WILL PICNIC
X The Canadian Women's club Of Sc
ittic arc planning basket picnic at
PIX Beach on Tuesday, August Z, at
y a. m. Guests arc requested to
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Municipal Buses
for Alki Students

Municipal buses viii he asked TO
transport students 10 the AK school
from South AK Tho school board
has boon operating buses for the
purpose, but these hive proved in.
adequate,
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Double Shifts on
Hotel Excavation

Double shifts viii be started TO
work on the steam shovel cxca.
waiting the site OF the New Com
munlty hotel next Monday and work
will be pushed enorgetically. It was
announced Saturday.
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Personal

Ma, Thtsnas s,lrnsou and Airs
Harold sumaon rctumed TUESDAY
from visit Of several weeks AZ
Lake Chean.
Miss Helen Courtney 81 San
Diego. who has been whiting Mir
Lawrence BlodEetl Tor tWo weeks,
al the home Of her parents. Dr
ard Nina George Horton. viii leave
this evening for her home.
sllss inuca Boiwell IL returning
TO her home 10 Victoria. Il. &. on
Monday. after spending week With
Mr. and Mra. Caapar Clarke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank + Fey. who
mo,orcd up from Portland the fini
Of the week. 20 be- the house guests
OF Mr. and Mru. Paul siandcll
Henry. at their homo at tho HiRh'
lands, left today for their home.
Commander and MfH, James Gil
lcaple Blaine Groefnrr will arrive
Monday from San Francisco, 90 be
the guests Tor week OF Mrs. uroe
mcra parents. Mr and Mrs Frank
r. Burns. at the Hotel Sorrento.
Alr aud Mru. Ferry Truax lei,
this week on an extended trip
East, During their absence. SIR
and Ars. Rex stafford viii occupy
,hcir home.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles elise arr re.
eelying congratulations upon tho
birth Of daughter August >, al
Swedish hospital
Mrs. f. c. Hughes. Of Eugene.
Ore. IL the guest Of Mrs Henry n.
shtad for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs Henry C. Hibbard
have as their house guest FOR a few
days Mrs. Rich. Of Chicago.
Mrs. Edward S. Campau is lcav.
ing, August IA, for New York. by
way OF the Great Lakes. where she
viii visit relatives until October.
Mn. ]. r. Terry. who has been
abroad for n year and half. smiled
August 2 from Cherbourg for Mon.
treai. and viii arrive In Seattle
about August IS.
Mrs. Walter Scott F1tz and chill.
dren OF Spokane. came over Thurs.
I day. to visit Mrs. f'itz's mother.
Mrs, Charles +. whittlescy, ct her
summer home At HEREFORD. across
Lake Washington.
Miss Marie Hamm and Miss
Theodore Hamm OF 81. Paul. who
arc coming West 10 bo bridesmaids
al the wedding Of Miss Ellen Mes.
ser and Mr. Lacy Hofius. are ex.
pccted 10 arrive August Q. and
will be the guests OF Mrs. II. n.
Mesaer during their stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Me- Jams
and son and daughterinlaw. Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. McAdams Leion
McCausland) who have been motor.
ing in California for six weeks,
are at present guests at the Hotel
st. Francis in San francisco. They
win be at home the latter part
OF the month.
Miss Margaret Goodale OF New
York will arrive August 10. to be
the house guest Of Mrs. II. X. Mes.
ser and Miss ellen Mcascr, until
after tho Mcssor Hofius wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs Emmett c. Brown
with Warner and Charlotte Rose.
water, lcp today by motor for Lake
chclan, N be gone two weeks.
Miss Elizabeth Hurlbut and house
guest. Mas Judith Taylor, nrc
spending tho weekend as tho guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Poison In
Aberdeen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank n. Carter
Of Sac Paulo. South America. for
merly Of Seattle, are arriving to
night 10 visit Mr.. and Mrs. j. A
Porter for six weeks.
Roy. w, n, BLISS and family have
left for n three weeks vacation al
Lake Crescent. During MIR. Bliss
absence services NJ Trinity parish
, church viii be in charge OF Rov
: i'uul u. james, rector of Chris,
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n a at her home on fFatN
compliment 60 her sister
Miss Amy Rowe York 5 tho
dispensed the hoptahteS
tho Mrs T. r. Rstne assisted
Morris presented musical program
during
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LlMiss PhuIIis Hamlin Is Bride

r. OF their daughter
GIN Matthews Jr OF Mr. and Mrs
seattle Friday mornng August In the church OF
with Father CulEan reading the
immediate relatives IN attend
anc owin 10 illness OF the brides mother.
Mr. and Mrs Charles humphrey
Portland attend the ceremony
Matthews viii be home in Seattle after brief honey
mo
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WILL SUPPLY
BAPTIST PULPIT

Dr. Ambrose 81. Bailey Of the
Firs, Baptist church Is taking his
vacation during the month OF
August. The men who have been
secured to iii tho pulpit Of the
First church during his absence nr's
ali prominent in Baptist work and
will bring messages Of interest to
all August 5, Prof. n y. Bcnning.
hon OF waseda university. Japan.
speaks Of Baptist work in that
country Dr. J. G Matthews OF
Grocer Theological seminary, rVnn.
aylyania, speaks August 18th. and
August 10Th and 2sth. Dr. Arthur
c. Baldwin Of Chestnut 81. Baptist
church, Philadelphia, win be tho Wis.
ting speaker.
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lMarried on Thursdqu EueninQ

marriage OF Miss Bertha fansnd TO MIR John w Parry was
evening the home the brides parents
Mr. ana Rev r. w Erickson
Of the immediate relatives only
AR and Mrs wedding their return i
make II
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hiss Eauinq to Give Snail Dinner

Hazel Mcmillan and Mrs John Philip weyerhaege '
whow OF honor
Miss Dorothy Ewing win entertain
this evening At her home AZ inc same ue
Mems University club for MI
Alexander Prlngle Miss McNiulan's fance.
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woMAN's CIVIC CLUB
tNNffAf. Picnic

The members OF The Woman's
Civic club viii have their annual
picnic as the home Of AirH l.. a.
winneman. 1903 Basley ave. Tues
day. August 4
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SEATTLE REVIEW.

Seattle review. No. s. W. u, A.. OF
tbs Maecaboes. viii hold in annual
memorial services In a. o. u. w.
hail. 1909 Ninth ave, Thursday
evening. August ?. az . o'clock.
Members and friends invited. Busl.
ness meeting at 100 .. m.
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SOCIAL CLUB FOR
HARD OF HEARING.

The Seattle Social club Tor tho
Hard Of Hearing will meet AZ Fur
mans Business College. on Tuesday
August :. at 1850 p, IN All hard d
hearing adults arc welcome.
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KANSAS CLUB
pogTPDNEs PICNIC

The Kansas sunfiower club Of
Seattle has postponed is picnic
planned for Saturday. August II, TO
Saturday. August rs. owing to the
death Of President Harding
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Mrs. Minor Gives. Luncheon

OF Francisco VINO oit
spending with her parents MIR and
hostess at luncheon on Thurs
~ ernoo Rainier club.
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Informal Dance and Buffet Supper

Evelyn entertain with informal dance and bn
August " compliment e
Miss Esther Nordrom Mr. Lawrence smith
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BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
WOMEN'S CLUB

The Business and Professional wo-
mems club viii hold business meet
ing Tuesday evening, August Z. at 6
O'Clock, at Dartnalls Cafeteria, when
reports will be made on tho state con.
vention. held at Olympia and the ma
tional convention which convened in
Portland.
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4 single pair Of sparrows and a
nest Of young ones consume about
three thousand insects week.
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Bridge Supper at Home

IIonorinE a q n and MFs Scout a
Miss Talbot % san Fran
DISCO bridge for sixteen
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nfoy7nal BRIDGE for Miss Tucker

Ms Mervie Wayne with informal bridge
wednesday Lauehu IN
o Miss Alice Tucker
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SPECIAL MEETING CALLED

SPECIAL MEETING CALLED
Mrs. K. j. Reekie. chairman Of
the City Federation lawn fctc TO be
held August rs, on tho grounds of
Mr. II. c. Henry's home. has called
a special meeting Of an presidents
and trustees Of clubs for Friday Mt
ornoon. August 10, at 3 o'clock. In
the Louis room al Frederick & Mel.
sons. when arrangements for the
affair will be completed.
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AUXILIARY SPANISH

a picnic viii b. given at the
country home Of Mr.. ana Mrs.
William Covington, at calvas.
Vashon Island, on Sunday. August
8. by the auxiliary TO the Spanish
War Veterans, TO which veterans
and their families are invited. The
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nR ELMoRE have arranged ten on sunday
IL afternoon al their Mir and
recently extended travel abroad
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Tea Planned for Returned Travellers; Mss
Hanlin and John G. Matthews Haze Quiet
Wedding
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Nv Greatest Adventure

Today brings the contest to a close.
be announced in a few days.-Editor
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G)omen' s Clubs

bring their own dishes. All Canadians
welcome.
D. a. r. CARD PARTY
For the benefit OF the chapter
house the advisory committee Of Uni
versity Chapter, p. a. r.. are Bpon-
soring card party to be given on
the evenint Of August at the chap
ter house, 4714 Seventeenth avenue
northeast. Reservations may he made
thru Mrs. o. J. C. = itton, chairman.
STUDY CLASS TO
HAVE PICNIC
Members Of the study class Of
Rainier chapter, Daughters Of the
American Revolution, have been in.
yited by Mrs. Edmund Bowden to n
picnic outing at her summer home.
Cedar Lodge. at Port Madison, on
Tuesday, August IA.
FAREWELL RECEPTION
A farewell reception will be given
at the home OF Mrs. John West. 1887
10th ave. on Sunday afternoon.
August 8, from 9 until o'clock, In
honor of Miss Alice Kim, native
Korean girl, who Is sailing Monday
for Korea. Miss Kim has received
her training In the schools Of the
Womcn's Foreign Missionary society
Of the Methodist church. specializing
in music. For the past two years
she has been taking advanced studies
In a musical conservatory IN Port
land and is now returning to work
among her own people. She Is q
most interesting speaker and has q
wonderful fund Of folk stories which
she tells In n very fascinating man
ner.
Another guest Of honor will be Miss
Lois Davis Of this city, who viii sal
for Japan In the fall in the capacity
Of a foreign missionary. Miss Davi,
Is also an accomplished musician.
AUXILIARY SPANISH
WAR VETERANS PICNIC
a picnic viii BIZ given at IN,
country home of Mr.. ana Mrs
William Covington, at Calvas
VaHhon Island. on SUNDAY AijcuqI
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SbAl LII LDJtfb NO.
Seattle Lodge No. Z. D. ". r. A..
viii meet Tuesday evening. August Z.
at 8 o'clock, in Evergreen hall, 1909
Ninth ave.
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WILL HOLD JOINT PICNIC
The various courts Of the city OF
w. c. o. r. will hold a joint picnic
in Woodland Park. on Wednesday.
August Is. Members and their friends
invited.
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LECTURE

For the benefit Of the Ridgewood
Community club an illustrated lee
ure on after Death will be
kfven Monday evening. August 6.
81 8 o'clock by DR.. George 7. Grant
81 the homo of Mrs. T. c. Phinney,
s440 seth ave. S. w.
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RAINIER CAMP. r.. ". A.

Rainier Camp. Royal Neighbors Of
America. will have a business meet
ing at the Swedish club. Eighth and
1liye st.. on Monday evening, August
\. at o'clock. Visiting members will
~ especially welcome,
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zoNTA CLUB

The board OF directors Of the
zonta club of Seattle win meet
Monday evening. August 6, at G
3'clock, in the private dining room
,f the st. Regis hotel, Second ave.
and Stewart st.
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CLUBS FOR MONDAY
WILL HOLD

MILL HOLD
MEMORIAL SERVICES
Ladies' Auxiliary Of Theodore
Roosevelt Post. No. "a, Veterans OF
Foreign Wars, will hold joint
memorial services with the post for
president Harding. Monday evening,
august 6, at o'clock. in Roosc-
Felt hall, 1854 Third ave. All
members urged to be present.
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The rank of wood gathcrer was
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank n Carter
Of Sac Paulo, South America, for.
merly Of Seattle. are arriving to.
night TO visit MIR. and Mrs. j. A.
Porter for six weeks.
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Roy. w. n, BLISS and family have
left for three weeks vacation at
Lake Crescent. During Mr. Bliss
absence services at Trinity parish
church viii be in charge OF Rov.
Paul u. James, rector of Christ
church, Seattle.
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rfANZANol
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Hostess at Prettay Appointed Tea

ndcr Prlnglc. Miss McNlillan's fiance.
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Miss Elizabeth Hurlbut and house
guest Miss Judith Taylor, nro
spending the weekend as tho guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Poison In
Ahcrdeen.
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Miss Marie Hsmm and Miss
Theodora Hamm Of ST. Paul. who
arc coming West 90 bo bridesmaids
al the wedding of Miss Ellen Mes.
ser and Mr.. Lacy Hofius. are ex.
pccted 10 arrive August .. and
will be the guests OF MB II. r..
Messor during their stay.
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Mrs. Walter Scott Fitz and chill.
dren OF Spokane. came over Thurs.
day. to visit Mrs. f,itza mother
Mrs Charles f. whIttlescy, at her
summer home NJ HEREFORD. acroas
Lake Mnahlnrtnn-
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Il you value
irit- Ned
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-07
HONOR PASTOR
At KEYPORT
Rev. Dr.. Wagg Given Recep-
ion by Official Board of
Calvary M. E. Church

kEIPORI, June Rev. DR.. Al
red Wagg and Mrs. Wagg were
Aendsred a reception and supper by
tte members of the Office board and
thei wives at Calvary M. E. church
Tuesday night. Four tables were
spread and the guests enjoyed an
elaborate banquet, the chairman be-
ing Mrs. S. p. Dey.
Following the serving of supper
speeches were in order and DR..
Wagg the new district superinten-
dent was given a cordial welcome
from Calvary NJ. Z. church by Rev.
II. T.. White, the pastor. who intro
duced the following speakers:
/, Phelps Cherry. WHIT brought greet
ines from the official board; T. Wal
Z ter Snyder. the Sunday school; Mrs.
Frances M. Lackey. the Ladies' Aid;
Mrs Lester Van Giesen. the Junior
! the Senior Epworth League; Mrs.
, Phelps Cherry, the choir. and II.
Walter Snyder. the orchestra.
DR.. Wage replied in a fitting man
ned and addressed the gathering
with timely remarks. following
which a resolution of sympathy was
made and ordered sent to Mrs,
GarTet Van Giesen and Edward f.
Many. president of the Ladies' AID
and treasurer of the church, respec-
lively both of whom were de-
tanned by illness.
Among those present were Rev.
n Mrs. H. B. White, Henry White
and Miss Bernice White, -Ir. and
Mrs T. Walter Snyder. Mr.. and Mrs,
s. P. Dey, Edward Darling, William
= Brewer. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel NJ.
J Decker Mr.. and Mrs. Phelps Cherry.
Mr.. n Mrs. Lester Van Giesen.
mrs; Emma P. Black. Miss Margaret
B5dle. Mr.. and Mrs. William A. TIL
ton, Mrs. Fl. T. Hopkins, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A. Brandt of Lakewood and
Or. and Mrs. Alfred Wagg of Ocean
Grove.
Following the social time the first
quarterly conference was held under
DIR. Wages supervision.