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Shoshone journal., 1923-07-13

The special train being run over its
system by the Union Pacific was an
hour late in arriving Monday and then
was switched on the north track In
stead Of the south one as advertised
so the crowd was unaware OF its com
fair crowd of interested farmers was
present to see the cows and hear the
speakers.
Idaho is destined to become one
Of the greatest dairying states in the
Union" Mr. Murray told the crowd.
Members of the party from Wiscon-
sin are beginning to believe that former
Governor D. w. Davis was conserva-
tive in his description of Idaho and it's
resources when he spoke before a
meeting in Wisconsin several months
ago" Mr. Murray said. "They didn't
think there was any place in the world
like Governor Davis described but
now they are beginning to realize that
he didn't paint too rosy picture"
Among the animals on the special
are the following:
"Aaggi," grade Holstein, world
champion grade IN long time produc-
ton. Her record at six years was
81 JOG pounds of milk and 4056 pounds
of butterfat. The six-year average Is
37spounds of milk or IT quarts of milk.
day.
Golden Master" milking Short
horn, 2 years old Her dam is James
vile Rose, with a yearly record Of
1888 pounds of milk.
'Luxerin Celia" purebred Guern-
sey, born January 18th, 1928.
"Pab.t Pontiac Aaggi," purebred
Holstein. daughter of King Pontiac
Champion. Her record at Z years
are as follows:
In seven days, 2S.s5 pounds Of but
terfat, and 1863 pounds of milk.
In S65 days. 944.4 pounds butter
fat and 25,915 pounds of milk.
Average milk per day, II pounds.
equalling 80 quarts.
"Acme Homestead De Kol," pure
bred Holstein. a double grandson Of
the famous old sire. Homestead Ju-
nior De Kol."
Beauty" grade Holstein. 2 years
Of age. She shows the result of grad
ing for a period Of years with pure
bred sires.
"Aaggi Homestead Canary De Kol."
one and one-half years old. A fine
example of line breeding.
"Addie," grade Guernsey, 81 years
old In her first milking period as
2-year-old she produced AIS pounds
Of butterfat valued at 1924 or 65 cents
day. Cost Of feed was $50, making
a profit Of 1854 or AZ cents a day.
"Luxerin Bloom" registered Guern-
sey, born in December. 1921. Her rec
ord is 1896 pounds OF butterfat.
wisconsin Bellies Ruby" years
old. Her record is 31,354 pounds OF
milk and $40 pounds Of butterfat Tho
previous year she made 53s.7s pounds
of butterfat She and her five sisters
averaged 50is pounds butterfat.
May Daisy" purebred brown Swiss
blue Eyed Lady De Kol ollie."
sH months old. A purebred Holstein
Highland Polly" purebred Ayre-
shire, II years old Took first prise
IN the advanced registery COW class az
tho National Dairy show IN 1919 Her
record az years was 1915 pounds
OF milk ane esee pounds Of outterfat.
hilk test was t.os per cent
Dairy Special Guernsey three
weeks old. Born on the Wisconsin
speelol and named in honor o. 40
train,
Shoshone journal., 1923-07-13
Other Games
Games Sunday

Shoshone at Hansen.
Eden at Wendell
Kimberly al Jerome.
Shoshone journal., 1923-07-13
GETTING AHEAD
OF THE WEEV|L

John Bailey, Manager of the
Magic Project, Believes the
Farmers Should Get Ahead
of the Weevil Before it Has
a Chance to Get Ahead of
Them and Outlines a Method
That is Successfully Used in
Other Parts of State Where
Weevil is Making Big In
roads on Crop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-16
Mss Elizabeth Bayley Married at High Noon
Today; Blide-to-Be Horored

CHARMING wedding today when Miss
"A Elizabeth Palmer BSey Sawyer
layy became the bride willis
Park Weed WINS Lincoln Smith
e home Of the brides In tho OF relatives and few
Very close
Green ana white tho prevailing tones in the living where the
ceremony took place. ponic against background Of
vine maple tipped with the first blush coming autumn The white
blossoms and soft either side tho mproviso
altar and fen in graceful from wan pockets the OF tho
The bride sen in marriage by her father lovely picture in her
mothers wedding dress VEIL The moune de solo and
meowcd tho skirt
designed with wide aceordonped which wdened into full
The bodice plated the baeau neck
with lace The veil with hgh fr In tho back
with blossoms fell
lilies lilies valley showcred with the valley lilies
mayulp hrocaded
fashioned with bodice skirt flowers
ne and
.roses
SHADE River dophnum
he bachelor
buttons Bcnghan
blue
lilies their lovely
Mr.. Willis.
worra Wilson presided the wedding
followed table with artistic
basket odfshond garden flowers in blue and pink shades Mrs Park
Herr assisted
Mrs Willis left motorho trip. tho bride travelling in
matching
win occupy their home 1888 seth n.
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Dr.. Fan Ma17.ies IN East

Interesting
seagewk Mr. and Mrs John Fay OF Seattle TO Miss
Button Preaty
o
Friday 4 o'clock.
Charleston
Malcolm Sterling.
Button brides brother
under
tu1e
- Duh White orchids lilies Of the valley formed her shower
bouquet.
brides
Mrs John Miss Eleanor and
corinne Borden Freeman orchid Elizabeth with
deiphnum
Following
Airy August Fay
westyew Mt. Airy, Philadelphia.
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Calendar for Orthopedac Shops

guilds
Monday Trinity Parish Mrs Shepherd hostess assisted by
@. Pblnnev
Il. f,ooro r
rner Miss Weston and Dieoshon 80 ~
chairman.
church, Mrs Matheon Chairman Tbnrs
McEachera7
Fred Everett chairman; Saturday club Mrs II r.
chairman.
Assisting Monday morning trvors ~,
I csleyham afternoon Broadway Mrs. 70
dandM Blair. -
TUESDAY Highland Drive Moore afternoon inter-
Wednesday
Madrona Mrs Betey Thursday morning Renon
rim Mira Gilman srida,
Medina A. carman
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NoN.MEMnERs no MEE1

Under tho auspices OF tho non.
members OF the Christian Science
church a meeting win be held every
Thursday from until 4 o'clock nj
500 Peoples Bank building to dis.
cuss the report OF Judge Dodge in
relation to tho litigation of the
Christian Science society in Boston.
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Music
Voice Pupils Will
Be Heard

The voice pupils Of Ethel Chrisrnan
jackson VIII be presented in recital
at Fine Arts Auditorium. Saturday
evening. June I6. at s:15 o'clock.
Following IS the program;
Consider the Lilies Of the Field". Scott
not Hparrow FaileihH ............Abt
Mrs. Ralph y. ostFom
The water Lazy. ..............Ma Manning
There's a Lark IN My Heart. sprDsa
Frances Do Curilns
me Cipfst -....+..sst-s...s
The Blue Beirr ............M seDowcli
The Bird WIN The Broken wing.
Dorothy Jackson
Group Old TngiIsh Songs Din costumsl
.s..s.s-..ss ss......s Anonymous
Eunlce Spencer
Ihe lotus Flower ...-..s--. .SchumRnn
The First Violet ......-... Mendsissohn
heAFa the Nnll ..t.,.. Smiling
Daisy Butler
Birds Of Passage.
Asyosia 800. .....'..'. Meneeissohn
Ia Ella stanhope. Dorothy jackson
Daisies ..s---.-............. .bawley
,. ahiomsi .--....-.-.,..---.-. Beach
"HeHoo .-....--...'...t. .... sehaeifer
Mary cAyw,sod
Group Swedish Folk songs lin costnmel
........--..... ......... Anonymous
Aimeda Olson
Bloom on ny Rose Crosse Maid.n')
st.s-..-.. ..-...s ..-.-...... CowAn
10. Hear tho dentlc Lark ....... Bishop
Mister. Mister Robin ......... Glen
Ju Ella stRnhopc
Group Eighteenth Century French Gin
Costume ....4s....--.-4....A Anonymous
LuciiH Bufterfieid
''Oh. Bird OF Plane" ..... .cadrnan
Ghost Pipes -..........-....Ia oufance
Spring Song OF the Robin Woman
lShAneNis -s.....4.'-- -..... .Cadnaan
MrE. John Dallas Rnagh
Accompanies, GcorEina Robinson. Mary
Caywood Ruth WohlgAnuth, Helen
johnson. Kenneth Lyman.
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Piano Recital
This Evening

Ethel Gordon will present her stu
dent. Mary Booth. in a complimentary
piano recital Saturday evening. June
is, at s:i5 o'clock. in Montelius Han.
The program follows:
Sonata, + Minor. ..................G Greg
Allegro moderate
Andhntc motto
ALA mennetto ina POGO piu ienio
Motto allegro
''Du bist die Ruiz. .. Schubert I.lsEt
Prelude. op *. No. ie....
impromptu. op. 2s.....C Chopin
Cnprlcrinsa Sehutt
May Night" ......... pAlmgrcn
Concert Etude. ........M aepoweli
Concerto. q Minor. .......... Mendeissohn
Molto allegro con fuoeo
Andante
Presto
Orchestral parts on second
plano. Miss Gordon
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Dinner Hosts at Home

DR. and Mrs C. Tin dinner
home M 18th N, entertaining
the Cornish school who leaves soon for Paris Those besides
A.
Mrs NJ LePlat and i. Oele
Mrs C. f. Koenig, Mr. A. schoenbeg Mr. Olaf
Anderson Mr. James Dobbs Miss Alice
Esther Van Valley, Elizabeth
NJ Gaydesky Miss Lillian schoenberg Miss
X McDermid.
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COMMONWEALTH cLun

The Commonwealth club win meet
at Dartnalrs cafeteria, Leary Bldg.
Monday. June is. AT 5;15 D. m. Rev.
]. II. Geoghegan OF the University
OF Washington faculty. win talk on
Migratory Workers OF Washington.
The meeting will be open to the pub
lie.
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AUDUBON SOCIETY

Seattle Audubon society announces
the last bird walk Of the spring sea.
son for Sunday. juno IL, with Mr..
George II. Parker as leader. Those
planning 10 take tho walk are asked
to be at Madison park at n. IN.
The red-eyed yireo will be the object
Of search.
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woMAN's LAKEwooD CLUE

Tho womans Lakewood Civic I'm.
provement club will meet Tuesday,
juno 10. at y. m. ut tho Lake.
wood clubhouse. Mrs Henrietta Nc.
cioy, chairman OF the educational
committee. Is in charge OF THO pro.
gram.
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CLUBS FOR MONDAY
suNsEr HILL CLun

SUNSET HILL CLUB
Mrs. C. W. Kean win entertain
tho ladies' OF the Sunset I'm I'm.
proyement club at hcr home. ss2i
3sd ave. n. w. Monday. June rs.
p. m. A rine program has been ar.
ranged. There will be special fea.
lures Of entertainment, and 70
freshmonta win be served. All Ia.
dies Of tho district and their friends
invited.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
woMANs CENT

woMAN's CENTURY CLUB
The drama department OF the
Woman's Century club will have
picnic at the home OF Mrs. c. C.
Phillips. at Beaux Arts. Wednesday,
June 20. Boat leaves Leschi park
at 1890 q. m.
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Patrons and Patronesses for Dance


Yacht club acting patrons and patronesses will DO Mr. and Mrs
b. Clark. Mrs r. Coolidge and
r. r. j.
AH. @. N and
Goebe Knight q. M
Freeman + siemler Tomkn
Mrs. C. c. Miller
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RAINIER POST NO. /

American Legion Auxiliary TO
Rainier Post No. viii hold It's
regular meeting Monday evening.
June IS, In the New Arctic hotel
club rooms. Mrs. Ida MeEwan.
state president, viii be the guest OF
the evening.
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things in order TO gain efficiency and
become one of tho best regulated
groups In Seattle. The different com
mittees and committeeman are: the
telephone committee under which
Polly Brown and Dolly Schulz opcr-
ate, the ways and means committee
with Ruth Rogers and Mary Wood
bridge; the athletic committee, with
Olive Gleason and Alice O'Leary
June is the girls are going to hold n
sunrise ceremonial at Woodland park
where girls will take their ranks and
obtain honors.
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DATES
TO REMEMBER
SUNDAY. IuNr L.

SUNDAY. JUNE H.
The uefding o. Miss Helen ". flrar.
a. AIR. ciau8s A. Potter AZ Alpha
Delta ~ house Al 4 o'clock.
MONDAY. JUNE is-
Mrs.. gdsasd Henry Lsnnsx. Jr.. 20
giFa garden bridge IN honor nf
1ias Eiith Lea ~ Portland ana
Aisa clara bartlett
Misa Ruth Pratt 60 snteftAln Al
bridge luncheon IN honor of Atlrs
Nagr Andersen. Miss Emma White
and Miss Hosamend Guthrie. three
btidss.olnct
The marriage ~ Niles Murlel Mason
% MF Marshall Newton barrett
IN the uniFsfsity caas reTatIonai
church az 5 o'clock
TUESDAY. JUNE 10
The morning wedding % Nfisa Mad.
elslhs Butler % Mr. Frederick
Gordon o'Seii IN st. Anns'a
church.
Miss Marion whsAtihan's bridge r..
- hpH0F ~ Miss Anne crouiey.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 30
Mfs Daniel n Trefe,hrn'a tea and
hltch0a shower 20 honor Mias
Clara HaFtistt
The marriage ~ Miss Emily Sstsis.
ton % Mr.. Henry Howard walker
~ home 81 her parents. MF and
Mfs. n sherman Nettlct8n, IN
Tacoma, NJ o'clock.
Tho marriage Of Miss louise Anna
bio Raymond 20 Mr Theodore
Ovens. AZ Trinity Parish church.
At $40 O'Clock.
Mrs. Wilbur u. Ives bridge lunch
con al t.aurelhurut.
TuuRsDAY. JUNE sf--
Mrs. Stevenson smiths tea IN homer
o. Airs John stevenson OF 81.
Paul. Mrs. Edward n. Schulz.
Miss Gertrude Eehuiz aud Mrs
George clifford Crawford, at
home. from 1 20 o'clock.
Mr and Mrs. Henry Fields buffet
dinner 10 honor Commander Hnd
Mrs Milo Frederick Dfaomcl.
Mrs. Frank UruuhRrt'a bridge tea
IN compliment Of house guests
Mrs. Mary sohci and Miss Helen
Hopper or Los Angeles
Miss Jane Gilmore's bridge lanch-
con at the Womsn'a University
club for Miss Mary Anderson.
Tho marriage OF Miss Ruth Green
Leaf TO Mr. Joseph Holland Cow
ley viii DO celebrated at home Of
the brides parents, SIR. and Mrs.
Joseph Tucker Grcenloaf
FRIDAY. JUNE a.
Mrs. waiter Warriner Reeds bridge
tea honorlng Mrs Eliza Ferry
Leary.
Mrs Morris Lundqulsrs toa to com.
pliment Miss Gladys Nordby. at
home, at 4 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas stlmHan'H din.
ner a. home honorlng Mr. and
Mrs. Cobort BalllarEeon.
Miss Alice Engiish's dancing party
vi homo 10 compliment Miss Mary
Anderson and hor flanoc. MIR.
walter W AiHAwor,h.
SATURDAY, JUNE s3--
Mrs 7. J. Martins tea ut home.
kanawny," NJ Hunts Point, from
until o'clock. compllmentlnE
Miss Emma white.
Mrs. Henry Franklin Mccluro's
bridge luncheon at homo
Tho marriage Of Miss Glare bartlett
10 Mr.. Alliauds Smith at tho home
az the brldo-elect's parenta MIR.
and Mrs. II. II. Bartlett, at
o'clock.
TUESDAY, JUNE 60
Mrs. Monroe CaiFicks bridge tea at
the Hotel Washington.
Tho marriage ot Miss Vivian BruE-
CONAN TO Mr.. Tom Dustan. nj
home Of bridc-clccts parents. Mr..
and Mrs. ! +. Brusgcmnn.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE al
The marriage Of Miss Anne Croulcy
to Lieut.. john u. pinEwcll, u. \,
n, nt home OF parents. Mr.. and
Mrp 4, H. Crowley, at S.3o O'Clock.
THURSDAY. JUNE ga
Mrs. Raymond r. Frazlcr's luncheon
az home. Thousand Pines" to
honor Mrs. Evan &. McCord, Ir.
SATURDAY, JUNE 30
Mr.. and Mrs Vardc McFarlabd,s
dance at Seattle Yacht club
Miss GLADYS Nordhy to we'd NJ
Lloyd Charles Low at country
homo at Port Orchard nt 7iao
o'clock.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FIELD DAY

The alumnae Of the University Of
Michigan and families will join with
the alumni in celebrating Michigan.
Pennsylvania field day with pic.
mic at Hlawatha playfield Saturday,
juno 20, at 2 p. m. Ta1So West
Seattle car to Lander st. and Call.
fornia ave. For reservations call
Mrs. j. d. Terry, Beacon 244i.
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BRIDGE Luncheon Planned

a bridge a
During La
s.
Angeles. William Beningham.
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" L. l. Ddncina Partu

Ladies' Institute entertain party
Friday 90 the Seattle
will a novelty
Patrons and the affair
Tzauf Mr. and Mrs Daniel oDonne A.
The committee in charge includes the Misses Barbara Kelley
Marie
Crawford Alma Tucote, Evelyn smith
Bernard Brady and Mrs. +.
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AoIrIIAInnGE Nn AZ

Aquila Lodge No. s5, u. II. p. A.,
will meet IN regular session on
Wednesday evening, June is. at 8
p. m, at 1915 First ave. Initiation
and refreshments. Members urged
to attend.
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RAvENNA SOCIAL CLUE

Ravonna Social club viii meet
Tuesday. June 10. OF the home OF
Mrs. Maroneys 1924 SuEnyalde
Luncheon at 1890 p. m. Cards. All
Eastern Stars invited.
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place at the Bilsur Cholum meeting
hall last Tuesday afternoon, large
number OF tho members were pres.
ent and heard the eloquent and in.
spring addresses given by Rabbi sill.
vcrman OF Chicago Ill. and DIR
Goldstcin of this city.
Mrs, Freedman. a member of the
Daughters OF Jacob offered her home
for the sewing party which is TO take
place next Tuesday afternoon. Juno
10th. at 1915 Jefferson St. at . u. m
Everyone Is very welcome. At this
sewing party the piece of flannelette
donated ut this joint meeting by nm.
other member of this group will loo
cut and sewn into Infants garments
and then shipped to Palestine for
distribution among the needy.
a card party will take place M
the home of Mrs. Sender some time
during July, the proceeds OF which
VIII naturally go towards the koren
Hayesod fund. Notice of the oxnct
date of this card party viii nppcnr
in this column shortly.
Mrs. l.. Herzig, the organizer Of
these three groups may well be proud
OF the way in which tho groups arc
taking active parts. and progressinp
In this new worldwide movement,
Tho Seattle chapter OF the p. 70.
o. sistarhood VIII entertain It's su.
preme president, Mrs. Bertha Clark
Hughes. OF Omaha, Neb., and tho
state officers. at a luncheon, Tues.
DAY Juno 10, at 2 o'clock. at the,
Rainier club.
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SUNSET HEIGHTS
LITERARY CIIJR

Sunset Heights Literary club viii
hold a picnic at the home OF Mrs.
Cora McChesney, across Lake Wash.
ington. Tuesday. June 10. Take
steamer Ariel at Madison dock at
1916 a. m.
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Mss Planter Betrothed

Mr. and Mrs O. Payer announce tho enlargement Of their daughter
Miss Sigma sorority Bogardus
Epsilon
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MYRTLE cHApTER- "a. as

MyrtN Chapter No. IS o. f. s..
win hold a birthday celebration in
tho coriuthiau room, Masonic tenn.
pie, Monday. June rs. Initiation
ceremonies win bo conducted
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announce Doughters Mar7iage

ar and Mrs John Mcmillan announce the marriage their daughter
Mr. Otis Mtoug Mr. Mrs Mthoug
Friday evening, 10 with the Edwin
Methodist Episcopal reading the service
left Canada their wedding Mhoug
University of Washington.
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Bridge Tea for Mrs. Heaton

will entertain with bridge at her
Monday eaon Beach
Mrs will assisting
win be Mrs W. NJ Goodson and the Misses Kathryn Brown and
Marion Baker
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SEATTLE HADASSAH
ACTIVITIES

AZ joint meeting OF the Daugh.
tcrs OF jacob tho Deborah group nnd
the Queen Esther group, which took
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CHARLESTON PICNIC

The sixth annual Charleston picnic
win be held Sunday. June II. at
Mount Baker park at 1890 o'clock.
Charleston residents invited.
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Personal

.hias Olive Leonard returned Fri
day from California. whore Hhe spent
several weeks visiting Miss Phyllis
! Blaio In San Francisco and Mas
Beatrice Peoples 10 Los Angeles
Mr. ana Mrs. James G, Gallagher
lMitiam YoueiD are receiving con
CALCULATIONS upon tho birth OF %
daughter. juno 10, az Swedish hos
pital
Mr. and Mn. Trafford Huteson
sailed ON tho Baltic from Liverpool.
Juno o. for Now York and are
expected home In short time.
Mr. ana Mrs. Raymond Wright
ana family removed today 10 their
summer home at Wing Point.
Ms. simon John Mcpherson II
the weekend guest Of Mr and Mru.
William y. Gather
SIR. and Mra. u. NJ. Dyer left
Friday for "A fow days visit in
Eastern Washington.
Mr and Mn. Frank Elliot OF Los
Angeles arrived Monday 10 spend
several weeks visiting among
friends in town.
Mr. and Mn. II. II. sewall Of
Belllngham are weekend guests in
town.
Mr. ana Mrs. Charles D. Simpson
viii leave tho last OF the month for
California. where they will make
their home.
Mr.. ana Mrs. c. s. Undertake
~ Hartford. Conn. wall arrive sun.
day 10 spend 10 days with Mr..
Timberihko's brotherin. law and
sister. SIR. and Mrs. George H.
Preston,
Mr.. and MrH. Walter D. MELON.
aid with their daughter, Alice
Louise. and son. Donald. left today
on a three weeks motor trip TO
California.
Mn. William Roy McAdams OF
Tacoma - whiting her parents. Mr.
and MrH. Robert Kyle Mccamlhnd.
while Mr. McAdamn Is In the south
with the y. 8 S, Oklahoma.
Mrs. James G. utiteson viii emma
down from East Sound Tuesday. 10
fpond week with her son.in.lavg
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrg Dietrich
Miss Alma naer arrived Friday
from Colombo Ia snens the GUNNER
with her uncle ard aunt Mr.. and
| Ma n AZ Itooh
M n "a na,t.- ga ,..o .u
sons ., p,,,shn,r - ,ta sna.,,
% Ne ga NJ " n -
-, ,so s,,r,.ss
AZ. -, ~, -. e.,.
"oeoo", iuahos arrive
-. s,s. 40 iuo's.'s vi"
a. anu N r" SS'''''''s'
sr, anu Alia. A,Sh,oha e,hr ,
new nome AZ WINE foiht lot the
summer
three children went over 10 their
summer home AZ Agate Point today
to spend the sufamer months.
Mrs. Philip G.. Klnzcr left Thurs.
day night 10 meet Mr.. kinzer In
Denver Colo. They viii DO gone
CALIFORNIA.
Mr. ana Mrs' E.ari dc Moss and
i.li''''y WIN ls..Ne suhday on motor
mp 70 california New Mexico,
.o,sA'eu 20 :. .nes eNpce' 70 DC
'V"' ""N'
-, - >, ,,.,,
- -. ,,,s,,' 80 ''',p u'eus.,'el'
a. ,.is,, \, 49,, ,s,,'. -, =" ~, ,o"e
irr,o, n - ~ '
~, ,.,,.. Gu
fflaay evening on iortnisht's trip
10 Los Hnseios.
Mr. ana airs' haiph schoenfeld have
returned from an eight months so
1ourn IN california
Mr' chester Lalimer Is expected
nome next week from short trip
TO washington. d. &
Mr. talbot Q. Campbell will re.
1 4 Az y
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June Dinner Dance

Seattle Yacht informal June dinner dance
danoiny
until -
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ANNUAL BASKET PICNIC

a special business meeting will DO
combined with the annual basket
picnic given by tho King County
Legislative Federation on Wednes.
day. Juno 20, Mt North Woodland
park, Phinncy ave. entrance. An
archery contest and other forms OF
entertainment have been planned,
and all delegates and friends arc
urged TO be present. Meet at the
band stand Mt IL o'clock sharp.
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Bridge Tea at Home

Mrs Arthur E. Campbell is entertaining wi
her home on wednesday afternoon, June 20.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Fortson!Thygcscn Auxiliary, u. s..
w. ", viii give tea Mt the home
OF Mrs, Il. II. stanard. G2i4 32nd ave.
NJ u, Thursday. June n.
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On Tuesday afternoon. June 10. al
y. m. the Fremont W. c. T. u. win
have It's annual luncheon for It's
members who have passed their 10th
birthday AZ Mrs. r. +. Trimblc's
home. 1895 whitman ave.
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PALM CIRCLE No SO

IALm tltktlSb NJ. Do
Palm Circle No. &C. ". OF w. win
entertain at cards. Monday. June IS,
at ]. o. o. II. hall.
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CUSTER CAMP AND AUXILIARY

Custer Camp No. and Custer
Auxiliary No. viii meet in Vet.
Grams hall. Armory, Tuesday. June
49, Tho auxiliary win serve a home.
cooked dinner at y. M Business
meeting at 1880 o'clock.
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MINNnwArlIA c11tn

The Minnewathn club will give "a
Night In June" dancing party Sat.
urday evening, June 10, at Loschi
pavilion, Special music and special
decorations, Tho graduates of Lin.
coin high school viii be honor guests
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Lancheon VIII Honor Mss Crouley


home
Crouey a bidc.tobe o this month.
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CLUB FOR HARD OF HEARING

Club TUX HIND OF HENItINN
Tho Seattle Social club for tho
hard of hearing will meet at the
Furman business college Tuesday
evening. June 10. at 5:ao O'Clock.
Hard OK hearing adults welcome.