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Evening journal., 1923-01-24
blue and GOLD
STOPSPENN JRS.
Philadelphia Five Goes
Under % TO 18 After
Stiff Fight
WITH
VISITING TEAM
Special 70 The Evening Journal.

Special 20 The Evening Journal.
NEWARK. Jan. 24.-Play1ng IN
the best form of tho season, tho
University OF Deiawars basketball
team last ntght defeated Penn
Junior Varsrty i've 20 to IS. Della
ware looked Like a new team com
pared with the work in former
games. the hard practice OF the
past two weeks evidently having
had a good effect There was better
team work and the passing was
much better than shown by the
Blue and Gold before this season.
Because OF illness Coach MoAvoy
was unable 70 be present and Act
ting Captain Williams had charge OF
the team.
''Muggst" McGraw. former
Wilmington high school athlete
and who was sensation IN the
backfield IN some OF the Penn
games last fall. played guard on
the visiting team. McGraw WIS a
student at Wilmington High when
Sank McCaughan and the Carter
Boys were making basketball his
tory az that school and q known 10
many OF the local students. McGraw
is as aggressive in basketball as he
was IN football and was put out
near the close OF the game on per-
Eonals. "Biu" Graves. star centre
for a couple OF years on the Penn
varsity team coached the Junior
varsity FIVE last night.
Delaware took the lead early IN
the game when Cole tossed two
pointer and kept this lead through
nut the game. The lrst half ended
IA TO in favor OF Delaware. Jack
son with one field goal and Is fouls
scored 1s OF Delaware's points.
Cole aid exceptionally good work
getting three field goals. Frances
guarding was one OF the features.
iibson's floor work was fast and
put up a strong game at
,entrs.
For Penn Rohrer with three
Held goals did the best work.
Rhoads and McGraw both played
, strong guarding game.
Evening journal., 1923-01-24
WILMINGTON FRIENDS
HOLD ST. LUKE DOWN

Wilmington Friends School romp-
ed home with another easy basket
ball win by trimming the st. Luke
Academy quintet at Wayne. Pa,
yesterday 2S 30 IS. The Wilmington
passers completely outc1assed the
Pennsylvanians in the last half
after they had been leading by a
two point margin. So, at the end
OF the first period.
The Saints went to the fore at
the resumption OF play but then
the Wilmington five got going and
with an avalanche Of field goals by
Pyle and Moore. put the Main
Liners 70 complete rout. Moore's
foul goal tossing was OF high class
quality. He cashed 12 out OF IS at
tempts. Score:
Evening journal., 1923-01-24
:: =: :: SPORTS:-: @Q.d :: I
'SALESIANUM ON
TOP OF NOVA PEPS

Vlha Nova Prep went down be-
fore saiesianum in a Catholic High
School League game at 81. Joseph
Han last night 81 10 IT. The vie
tory enabled tho Gold and White
to remain IN tho running for the
championship.
The Main liners natied 20 ex-
tend the salhes and Kerrigan and
Sheehy we're not IN the locals
lineup. Dolan and Fahey who took
their places. put up a fine article OF
the court sport.
Saleaanum's points were amass-
ed by Gillespie. Lowell and Grant
with the first named leading the
parade with a II total, the result OF
four field and nine foul goals.
Score:
Evening journal., 1923-01-24
ronisht's Gane'
Standing of the Teams.

Brownson proved but little oppo-
Eiton TO Nj vsrnon IN the City
League at Brownson Hall last night.
..he first half champs winning in
walk. so TO IT. Even though the
Librarians presented rejuvenated
.l!neup the result was scver in
doubt.
The creek cagers poured field
goals through the net. every men,
her OF the squad cracking the cords
for at least one two-timer. Bum
Toomey topped the list OF point
setters with FIVE field and two foul
goals. Score:
Evening journal., 1923-01-24
BY HENRY l.. FARRELL,
united Press Sports Editor)

Omitted Press Sports Editor)
.NDw YORK. Jan. "a Omitted
Press) jess willard's belated howl
that Jack Dempsey put something
over on him at Toledo IN 1919 fail
ed to create any excitement It
vas accepted casually and consider
ed rather to be expected since II
has become a custom for defeated
heavyweight champions 20 cry that
they did not lose on the level.
willard did not go into details
about the stunts pulled 20 relieve
him Of his title. but Il Is thought
that ne has in mind the old story
Fhat Dempsey had his fists packed
sn cement when he went into the
ring.
Jimmy De Forest. who trained
Dempsey for the fight, and who
handled him In the ring IN Toledo.
was once quoted as saying that
Dempsey had on KID Mccoy's ban
cages" but De Forest later denied
the story. and said that he put
nothing but the regulation tape on
els hands
Willard, however. and a good
many other fans have never been
able 20 figure why the champion
fairly mashed IN Wlllard's face on
that particular occasion when he
4evsr had to hit anyone like he hit
Willard TO put him out.
For the next three months any
fhing that Willard says must be
taken as pure steam"
As far as that goes everything
!, that anyone connected with heavy
weight boxing has 70 say before the
middle OF next Summer might be
discounted as ballyhoo for Demp-
Eey's next fight.
Straps for the heavyweight cham
Evening journal., 1923-01-24
Hercules ';Soopers Put
Mufzers on SlencerS

pins 10 win the only game they got
and with the aid Of the girls man
aged the two and had six pins 20
spare.
After that the only excitement
created was by Ralph Mckinney,
who lost control In the second game
and totaled 2O1. Bill lance could
not wait for his supper after 6
o'clock. so Howard zebley rolled the
last game.
Now that the ball has jeen start
ed rolling again, challenges will
probably fly thick and fast, and Mt.
Shally says for the benefit OF any
who do not know where he can be
located his room number is zoos.
Delaware Trust Building.
Evening journal., 1923-01-24
MD. DIVISION PUTS
BRAKES ON DELAWARE

Maryland Division trouncsd the
Delaware Division in the first OF
the five-gsme elimination series 70
determine the basketball represen-
tatives OF the Southern Region
championship. last night at the
Wilmington High School gym, 40
to II.
The Maryland Divlsioners made a
big night OF 1t while they were at
1t. sending 20 field goals through
the rim. Carpenter and Boggs led
tho raid on the basket. Score:
Evening journal., 1923-01-24

First pawnbrokers we're italian
bankers. the greatest OF which were
the Medici OF Florence. who had
gilded pills on their shields in al
fusion to the professional origin OF
the name Medici. these pills event
uslly evolving into the sign OF three
balls.
Evening journal., 1923-01-24

the Athletics knocked him out of
the box in a couple OF innings. .1-
Mack's far-seeing strategy in or--sf
dering his club 10 permit Manuel tos4.a
got it IN tho hole. thereby minimias-
ing it, chances 10 hit. worked out
beautifully. I0lc
TOMORROW; The greatest bunt-
ing I ever saw. i0e
Evening journal., 1923-01-24

PARKSIDE AND SEVENTH WARD
Tonight's City League number
will be furnished by Parksids and
Seventh Ward, marking the swing
ing into action OF all teams IN the
second half The game is scheduled
for Neighborhood Hall Announce
nent has been made OF the signing
OF 'Tnkie" Regan. Of Eastern League
fame by Manager Lonnk. Of Park
side.
Evening journal., 1923-01-24
PrNN TRIMS BApTISTs.

Penn A. c. beat out Second Bap-
tist on the Churchmen's court last
night by tho score OF IA 10 IL. The
invading five was unable 20 count
from tho penalty mark but made
up for this with a superior number
OF field tosses. T. Bullen leading the
parade with four. Score:
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University Of Delaware
PennsyIvanla Junior varsity
Totals .....

Substitutions-Koh for Jones
and Jones for McGrsvg; goals from
field. Cole, 3: Williams, /: Jackson.
/; Rohrer. 3: Jones. /; Rhoads, l
and Kohen. /; Goals from fouls
Jackson. lS: Beard. and McGraw,
!. Referee-Ross OF Michigan and
umpire. Gallagher. Time OF halves
20 minutes
Evening journal., 1923-01-24
Totals
Friends School
SEVENTH WARD MEETING

a meeting OF the Seventh Ward
Athletic Club will be held tonight
at 1903 Delaware avenue. All mem
bres are requested TO be present at
O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1923-01-24
IoLalS ...sssssss foo 80
Pocket billiard Tourney.

The athletic committee is now
working on a pocket billiard tourna-
ment which will probably commence
early next week. Thus far about
fifteen have entered and II possible,
play will be on a round robin basis,
all contestants playing each other.
Gamss will be 75 points each and
will be played at McKes'a-
Evening journal., 1923-01-24
ST. PATRICK LEADS.

st. Patrick retained its lead In
the Catholic Indoor League by de-
feating st. Ann in a regularly
scheduled tourney last night is to
.. Point score;
Evening journal., 1923-01-24

o Connie Mack
goes tho credit
OF pulling one OF
the best bits Of
strategy I have
ever seen staged
on n ball field.
10 was back in
1908. Connie was
getting together
Evening journal., 1923-01-24

Mt Vernon Reserves gave the
.s,rowneon Academy FIRST half cham
pions OF the Reserve City League
a strenuous argument in the pre-
= minary, the Librarians being forced
20 the limit to win, 10 TO ~. with
the excellent article of the court
sport produced by Mt, Vernon,
.3rownson displayed its superiority
at all times, Soorei
Rr...r-ra.-l.na
Evening journal., 1923-01-24
Mt. Vernon Fire MduLs
Br0tUnSOn Without Effort
CITY BASKETBALL LEAGUE.

Last Nights Result
Mt Vernon. so; Broxnson, II.
JOB Tonisfit's Games.
Parkside vs. Seventh Ward. Neigh
borhood Hall.
Evening journal., 1923-01-24
BrOWnsOn
Goals
RESERVE CITY LEAGUE
Inst Nipl1fis Result.

Dhct NlHute leeHuit.
Brownson Acad., 10; Mt. Vernon
Res, IL.
Tonlght's Game.
Parleside Res. VS. ST. Ann, Neigh
r,orhood Hall
Evening journal., 1923-01-24
Sal~ianunn
villa Nova Prep.

Totals ........... ?
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CHICAGO VIEWS
FRONTIER DAYS
Historical Society Display
Has Interesting Relics

CHICAGO. July nc Frontier days
in ihs Middle Wshf. The days ~ In
dian battles ConSsiosa wagons and
the rush % the California sold field.
are depicted in an exhibition opened
Tor The summer ~ tho Chicago itias
tsfieai society
one " the relics 10 covered Wa
Eun used ~ William GLADDEN. and bic
family 20 come Nsst from baltimore
20 posragills. ~. IN itii and again
Ia ittp 20 travel from the ohio rfis
lirmfnt % California
The society has placed tho wagon
before a reproduction n a pioneer
cabin. standing "Hhsfr the early ssts
Tier miEhe=hass isfi u for The night .
In this frontier yard ais9 are ifnpls-
m6hta ussd iy Illinois farmers. sams
- them dating 81 far hack as 1870.
Utensils - che houssnifs ~ 1870 are
arranged on the catln porch
The collection u Addison ballard
an early rbieasoan. hin5 "a Included
Addison was ihs first % leave Chi-
rhep uhsn ness 10 iis discovery ~
Eaid in California reached this SC
iiah. lie fret dlEEiasa wsfs saved
end made into a finE. which tho ~.
eiriy acquired recently
About 800 rifles. al II which were
ussd ia The Middls West IN pioneer
days are displayed oibsF exhibits
explain methods ussd bY'ghs early
hsiiiFrs 20 casnhai the Indians
Itsmafkalis inisfss; m early BIS.
tory ~ the central hsCiioa ~ tbs
United States is being shoan ~ The
public. officials ~ ihs Chicago 80.
cisiY cay ThiA thsy aiifibuis %
the large number ~ novels and mo
uaa pictures ~ Early days
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GIRL is DEAF
BUT CAN HEAR
Finger Tips Transmit Sound
10 Nerve Centers

IANEHNfII.E. Wiz. July is.=fH
trials extending oytf q pefle4 ~ tNo
years. Wiiirtta iiuHFips. blind and
deaf inmate OF the Wisconsin Rehool
for the nlinh here. has convinced
arafeH ~ scientists shat uhh can
near thru bee nnRsJ upa aud see
- her Hensa ~ touch and smell
shs has repeatedly identified shlia
heavily bHndfoided. ne color u
yarns. nscktlss ana dresses. hhs has
understood long conversations thru
the vibrations which hafs been
transmitted along d Eins.fg1t pole
Hha has proved herself perfect Ga
reading newspaper headlines With
her finger lips
A. a recent convention % The An,
sriean Association n Wnrk6fn fnf the
Bind The iA.orar.uid Eltl convinced
tho 400 delegates that she Guss hear
and 500. ailha hind and deaf Wear
Ing guEEiss stuffed with cotton VII
istta failed nniY tsiuo In a long Ger.
lee u demonstrations b. Identify thb
color Of yarns Upon each occasion
nis corrected hfrsslf
Given The picture n q nuda baby
10 Identify and asked hos many
pnfs la Tie picture Wiilsiia said
cons. and ! aouid like to BE- dressed
ME that on such a hoi hiKht~
Hhh was 100 per cent accurate "a
determining tie denominations -
American eurfsnrT and tfaYrlsFs
cheques
Development ~ new uirans -
communication % shat makes VIII
isfta'n fase 80 intrfeaiihF. said iif
Thomas Williams specialist - tyan-
ss9h. 40 -AflsF spending rs hours
ta experimentation aiih her. ps have
iust hsEun 90 realize hsF value a. a
scirHtife subiect~
WiilritA's ssnaa ~ touch u ~ fsii.
rafe thar there afr Ha Instruments
Which can mrzsufn d ~ williams
ipia the aeifFases a. tie coHYsHiian
Tbs Fthnsfgn specials, declared
that ~ uaa firmly convinced that
SO n tpih hllaa hnd deaf igs ts
ilaFss that her cess IL stfhani FAR.
aiisi 10 medical history.
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Tennis Chb VIII Hare FestiUe Week,
Benefit for Fruit and Fioioer Mission

MOTHER promised sports
~ The attention society
dinner parties and brilliant evening functions
scheduled little
81
the win 10 Informal "Wednesday
ana Friday dinner planned Tea MN
te eais FROM uatl O'Clock
N s Horton hostsas this afternoon assisted ~ Mrs. John
A. Campbell Mrs J. a. nlocdi Mrs W, g Helsr and Miss Mnom
Andrew Gillespie hostess assisted
purand M Richard lera Mn ooorse Warren u0o Mira Harry
oiann sibes Mrs HrHfy Philips and Ms Gerald shannon
"Wednesday Army and Navy Day, with Mrs pecke wife ~ Col
u poeksy Richard
Charles Mr T. D. MarQgsFt Mru Duncan Woods Mr Thomas
W A. nooh Mrs Emmett drown Mn Walter nugvs
Mrs. Howard Alien.
Ffanolt Cplus Harvey
y Hatoa 10 Archibald peVos. Mrs
Miller.
rbasen Mburn. AIRS
md Mrs
Friday, M Montgomery
Russell Mcmillan William
l. Meiss
Silnen Colbert Sats
tamsg. Walter MeEwan
Tornkus Wilson ana
Mcmillan asssilrk
Kenhrg skinner Joshua Mrs
etiTaon. A. Anderson Mrs 10 LoWuaa Mrs Thomas Grn
At Merrill Mgs JAMES D Hege Ms raymond Aasas &c ruFeane
T. William Alexander naluo Mr
"a y Stewart, Mrs p stiusoa ard Mrs Eisa Fcy Lean
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Mark tho Inc 70 b. cot with a bast.
ing thread and stitch ono fourth inch
from this line on each side and
across each end
Cut on the inc 10 one eighth inch
from each end. cutting dlaKonally
10 each corner Draw the facing
thru tho cut. Figure :. and basic
i back basiiuE from tho rich, side
20 form an even fold
At each end tiny piaats arc
formed which must BE- pressed flat
a fine limo Of stitches nhnula be
put around The binding 10 keep /, IN
place.
This fncluF should b. used as a
lining for tho lower part OF tho
sleeve when the blouse IA finished
Turn up The bottom Or the sleeve
on tho hem limo and slipstiteh Tho
facing over this hem az shown In
Figure 4
This careful finishing adds dls.
unction TO an otherwise simple
blouse.
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Personal

NJ ART SITES ~ r. Hmtfs. 81,
. BqsfnEflsiH iii arr afuvinE Fhis
evening 20 - ths guests sof fsn
days q Mr. aaa Mrs Isfsefs : 8sha
nsla. an shsSr nsY horne tfusn t5t-
Nattnssai Eaueaslansi rsaYsnIiaa tn
san FTsnrascs
stiss Elizabeth Chadwick wtli 70
turn Tuesday frura q sh6f yisst uilh
Miss Mltfsea Allen N Tae'wna-
Mr. K-unssh ttessa ir-..z-zI1 up
ffem f'aFtiana % sprna TO ~rss sna
eth Biz parents, nf au3 AIRS.
George " aprtoa
Nir George Parker ara Nr fnha
Parker. % Grand Ylsw. arrived glst
srtag sY Hasef 10 speed 1sa days
10 t8ua
sir. ~ wufa EnsofT returned
Sunday irom = shaft ylsit In vas
caussF. a. g
wys Murray. vifs a. Capt c "
Nareay. e. q 81. ana Airs sHsg
pssi. vifa q capt Sheppard. a. q
~. are guests ~ ths rsfshlnx hoisl
IN Pert &ssrlsa. ~biie saais % TIA
ships q ,bs feet ars stagipae5
tbasp
NJ ard Airs pasaA HcC7siian
hays FstuFn1si from short ylsil
~ Lake Crescent
Atias Erua Schultz and stlss May
Algllsn sailed last week On tpp
weeks trip 10 Alaska.
f4eui. e ~ Hartman au1 Lieut.
George Kraksr arrived Saturday
frun Port AuEsisa 70 spend ,hs
scsk end In town
Dr. and MFa. Harry Appleton ATE
spending two weeks Ia che 8raYs
HaFtor country
Mrs Donald 4, Nicholson and
daughter Anne returned Friday
from months trip East.
Ms PhiHp Austin Henderson lett
last week BY motor with her par.
eulE. Mr. aud Mrs Charles l.. r.
aowis. for California. where she will
Join Mr Henderson and mako her
home.
Mlsa Eluaa Collins viii sali Tues
day on the " y Alexander far
trip 20 California. kN
Mr.. and Mp r $. Van Kieek
hive removed 80 thelr now home
at sli West Blaine 81
Mr. and Mrs. T. J Lynch and
daughter Josephine. with Mp.
Irene Lynch motored 20 Portland
last week for n fortnlehva visit.
Or and Mrs Richard ~. prHil
Hrc spending their vacation ut Mess.
lors mountain home. near Mount
Rainier
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A MOST popular blouse for sum.
4 msr IL thls low wsistsd. short,
slssved model shirred on wide
belt Tho yoke which alec forms
tho sleeves is a becoming feature.
Worn with a pisatcd skir, this npt.
elsi blouse IN The absolutely proper
thing FOR summer wear.
II has an air ~ semi tailored trim,
ness duo 10 tho plain yoke and tho
details ~ finishing ono ~ these
details Tho Finishing ~ tho ait
sleeve can DO done simply and ~,
fectivsiY according to theas dircc
tons
The rllt Ia bound with contrast.
ing color and tho sleeve faced In
tho namo tone The binding II
handled in tho samo way bound
butionholH ID made
Before the sleeves arc srwod 10
tho blouse. lay them fiat on the
table and haste tho cnlored facing
20 tho sleeve. right sides together
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Mss Stewort Married at Homo

The marriage % Mss BeaHcs
nssh q Mrs Lewis
Leonard soufcd at the home u ths brides
evening Rev Or Hilton read Tho service beneath
a
father
with long full circular
hiossoms band
either AIDE with Of blossoms ostrich
fan adoutd with brides white lilies
The maid Of honor Miss Lsrc Morris period dsr
pink and lavender fssa with trimmings
Her peas an
Mrs. Kenneth wedding
white afeia with ~
bouquet Of blue eornfowsrs and pink
The bridesmaid
lavender geOrgette foc ribbons
misnons,s and
the brides cousin. carried tho pillow Parker
was man.
reception ana followed the Tho bride
ing threepiecs model ot dark blue
scarf Mr. in Bstnzham after
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CLEANING SILVER

Silver may be cleaned ~ piseinE
n - pan ard covering with =
affuaE seigitun - baraa. washing
soda 81 potash aad bringing n "a
fha boiling paint u Should then b.
tssitsd about 70 minutes ard aiiausi
90 s'aF iR tho se'uliaa uHigi n hAs
iseesaa eala. Thee fiHsa ara aigs
wSfh q clean cloth o. rhamals
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I0z PlhE ST 6ETWEENIsr& s~o.
WIIfTF VI.ITN

Whits ssii sporl hats ~ tho fnush,
nuofn ara shnst tstk gyps are Hsrx
popular foF mlGspm'Bsf. usually
thtY are siI.Nht,s. isu, occasionally
a lat - ussaliio fsiAsan snsars shs
trimming
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10 RAISE NAP

To rsiss the nap on v.sret ard
take 90, hosTv eTeasos. put a wet
ciosh OVER = ho; iron. place the vel.
vet ever tho cloth and pun slowiy
back and forth Until the rsean
rninrs The nap.
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NILE TAIIIIA

Faf a young SRI Nilh fair com
pisElpn and blue ryra Dzns Fashlan
recommends hoBffsni dancing
ffpek b, baby hlHn gsffriz combined
win a frlled TOP - white nfgsndis
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CH,NGEABrE TArrETA

Changcahlo taffota iH used 10 mako
HonN Of Tho Hinartsst Of The bouffant
frocks. Rufflos and pufflnga Of self.
material nro tho most favored trim.
mlnRH
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Me % Hunts circle OF The and Flower Mission have
ra that thriving htJ
eoioay the Tuesday
THIS nr will be AZ Mrs W l. nEs home he second
Curtis
third Chari,ua Han
Doarduan a delightful musical
~ the homo Mrs y MARTA which Includes Tho onens numbers
Sherman Olive Hafuz
.irS tlA Helm Boardnnaa. Misc
The win Mdhoa oeleek Husts
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Iclp 80 sMrlfENINa

a s9up q Efuausaffa sugar sra
wstEf ntll sueetsn svuf brsd isA
inpse seaaasaitaiiY fssa ltsss pals
suEas
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JEmHI .gRs. sAMDrsr

4 good say 10 dean ssNsify Is 90
Pot q m boa - Jewellers szHiass
ahd ihsa shake she boa ualli ths
saaduss has ABSORBED aii he Hasss,.
ufs
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mn rInIII rn,IIls

fApn't sefut fnaf pii eioih covers
uith hos wasrT ana ssssp ssas. bas
miga lSism OF uish saifa Hiih aua
They piii lock rta f4f a long slime
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nrsr STAINS

You ran remove Fusi stains ffuni
uhlis Eeats ~ Applications II isnan
juice ard sait AMER each sppilna.
zion. place tho material IA ths Gun,
sEhi until dry.
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Orthopedic Tea and Thrift Shops

Mrs Margaret Of
church AZ the ohopodc By Brooke
Mrs Adam Jardne Mrs w. Hall
carfin Bliss Rita He Miss Charlotte Jarne Mss
Katherine Thompson Miss Mary
Highland IN the
afternoon Aiyr
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HuaINEAa WOhIEN,R

CLUB WILL HAVE PICNIC
The Seattle Business and rrofos.
Hional Womon's club viii have d
picnic IT Seward park. on Saturday
afternoon. July n. Those attend.
Ing nrc asked to bring their lunch,
a cup and spoon. bathing and bont.
Ing will ~ the diversions offered.
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woMANa t.AkEwonn -

Wt#AsNsH = Ae'FstsWR 'th AtseN
The Wdmahs Lakewood CEtte
Improvement rlgb will bald lis res
STAR meeting. Tuesday. Julr n. at
?. m At tbs Lakewood cluhsasse
Tna club naas IN ihs Fourth q
July parade wpn 4 silver eap as a
pr.zs. aad Mfa q II, Gay and slr.
Douglas Hall. chairman ~ Judges
u the psFaas. viii present no esp
Es fhia meeting
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SITTING TAIur

When ss,siaE year iaisis lay sii
mas silver - she order - So usf
starting witb ,hs piece saFshsss srpin
ths ftaFs oa either else.
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NARKrNG SHEETS

A sFaa rlaue % fnask sheets u On
ere eafusf - the fiEts sas - She
ntds tstn Thea uhsn ne sheri -
Fa.8sS. ne marx u oa ths UPPER
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CLUBS FOR TUESDAY

CLUSTER CAMP AND AUXILIARY
Custer Camp so. !. Sons OF Vet
Grams. and Custer Auxiliary No. 4
viii hold a business session Tuesday
evening. July IA. AZ tao p. m. at Vet.
Grams hall, Armory
BONA SOCIAL CLUB
Ionia Social club will meet
"Wednesday. July ~. at 2 .. m.
Isn the card room ~ the Masonic
Temple, East Pine and Harvard
ave. All Eastern stars and friends
welcome.
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FoTERJE CLUB
'lANNIrAI PICNIC

i Tho coterie club will have Us an.
nuai picnic on Tuesday, July H. at
ths summer home Of Mrs. Thomas
Jrvng at Rolling bay. Boat leaves
pisr 3. foot OF Madison st.. at $40
.. 10.
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Luncheon at Country Home

Mr. Osnsvisse Bhrn wth lreheou Tuesday
l.
o a
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Supper Arranged

cpnsrtinx brAs,ohs and Msa Jane rsrsns
r ard Mrs sngtoa
their Saturday evening.
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ADDITIONAL n.rIns
COUNCIL or

COUNCIL or
CATHOLIC WOMEN
Tho Seattle Council Of Catholic
Women viii have an open meeting
Thursday July 10. lt .. m. IN
Knights of Columbus hail Miss
Anne Coughlin. a graduate or the
National Service School Of wash.
ington. y, C., will speak during tho
afternoon Members ato requested
10 bring 81 least one gust.
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Mss Hantord WiU Honor Cousin

Honorsng her Mrs
10 way
rsey
Salmon. o. parsats
smith Mss Ada Hnford will be ho@trz ANAL
"Wednesday
Mrs John u. atassy Haynes
Hssa ard
MISS cansrne