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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-06
Dinner Folloics
Weddina Rehearsal

For Miss Isabel Prescott and her
flancc. Mr.. W. Hiding Ltndberg.
whose wedding win be celebrated on
December is. and their bridal attend.
ants. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry o. Phlpps
win be hosts az dinner given at
their home following tho wedding re
hearsal Friday evening. Deem.
hrr
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MN. AND MRS, ELBRIpGE
AHadley Stuart arc entertaining
With dinner OF twenty covers ut
heir homo on Friday evening. in
loncr OF their house guest. Mrs.
crank Andrcae. OF Salem. Orc.
Mrs. Stuart was hostess this after
aoon at the sunset club entertain
ma eight guests in compliment 20
Mrs. Andreae.
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Mss Clifton Heds

Announcement is made OF the
marriage OF Miss Ia pcrrin Clifton
OF Eyerson. TO Mr.. Edward Erncs,
Morgan on Wednesday evening. No.
veInber Is. The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. Honor L. WI.
helm at the home OF tho groom's
sister. Mrs Minnie o. Smith. ssI
w. SD At
Miss Mary Rninford as brides
maid and Mr.. Harry J. Frost.
groomsman. wcre tho only attend.
ants.
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Entertaining for
Bridal Pdt1U

Miss Clara Emory will entertain
With dinner or eighteen covers NJ
acr homo on "Wednesday evening.
December IL. In honor OF tho mem
bers OF her bridal party.
The marriage OF Miss Emory and
Mr.. Marshall Allen viii be soleni.
nlred on Friday evening, December
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Informal Welcome Tea

Miss Gwladys Matthews win en-.
terrain informally al tea at her home
on Friday afternoon, December 81.
In welcome TO the girls who WIN be
homo from Miss Ransome's school In
california for Christmas.
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ALLAH SOCIAL ellie

Allah Social club viii meet al the
home OF Mrs Grace Taylor. 223t
52nd ave. s., on Friday. December Z.
at 2 p. m. Assisting hostosses are
Mrs. Title Mickey and Mrs. Minnie
Wilson. All Eastern Stars md friends
invited.
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cIn OMEGA I.TNCHEoN

CHI OMEGA LUNCHEON
Mrs. Welsey Il. Rennie will enter
tain Chi Omega alumnae with a
luncheon December 2 at her home,
1855 Ravenna blvd. AZ this time
there viii also be business session.
when reports viii DO made by tho
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AUXILIARY TO HOLD
nAvAAD

Seattle division. no. 2is. Ladies'
auxiliary 70 the Order OF Railway
Conductors, viii hold bazaar. card
party and lunch. In NJ. II. d. A.
hall. Friday. Dec. 7. from IL
o'clock 20 8 D. m.
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Briu1-nud-B Sale

The Madrona Guild OF the Chill.
dren's Orthopedic hospital win give
a Christmas bring-and.buy tea on
Tuesday afternoon. December II.
from 3 until 5 o'clock. at the home
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CLUBS FOR FRIDAY
BELLEvUE's ANNUAL
Autumn FIESTA

BELLEvUE's ANNUAL
AUTUMN FIESTA
Airs. c. e. Hill. chairman Of the
entertainment committee Of the Belle
vue woman's club. and the District
Development club. has secured the
following artists 70 assist on tho pro
gram to be given Friday evening,
December 7. at the Bellevue club
house.
Violin dust. no. /. op. B...... .Pisy.l
Mrs. z. u. Sherman. Mr.. walter Lembks,
sfrs. II. C. ostrom al the plano.
Cabaret act--Uudsr ths direction Of Mrs.
Virginia McGoyern. assisted by Mr..
Roger Leland wiley. tenor. OF Seattle.
and the singing bellies and beaus OF
Bellevue.
Stein Song t''Princs Of PIissn'')..
........... Arranged by Builard
Mr. Louis svarx. Bellies and Beaus.
Kentucky Babe" (PlantationJ .Glebei
Miss AiIseh svayz. Bellies and Bsaus.
'sMiserere" e'Ii Trovatore'') ...... Verdi
Mrs. Virginia McGoyern and sfr. Roger
Leland wiley.
Violin. Mrs. Sherman; cello. alr. Cher
man; drums. Nr. Bronson.
Gypsy Love Song" ('Fortuns Tsiisr')
.................... Victor Herbert
Miss Ella o'caiIaghan. Bellies and Bsaus.
Ballet-"Pizzacato" ...sss........ DrtEo
hrs. Jean c. Holmes.
Give Man a Horse He Can Ride.
......,............. o'Hars
Mr. Roger Leland wiley.
"Marchsta" ...........Arr. Schertzinger
Bellies and Bsaua.
hoy Night ............-.-... Haydn
Mr. John Lang. Bellies and Bsaus.
Mrs. l. 3. Joslyn az the plano.
Piano soil. sslsetsd-..
t is1 aSsqs = Ainor.'''....:.. List
Miss vssta Siuth.
CHURCH SERVICE LEAGUE
Trinity Parish Church Service
League Of Women will meet In the
crypt Of the church Friday. Deem.
Der Z, ct 2:5O p. m.
IcELANDIC LADIES' AID
The Icslsndic Ladies' Aid will give
an entertainment Friday. December
z. at p. m. AZ Ballard hall. POSI-
Market st. Program, Refreshments
and dancing.
NATIVE DAUGHTERS OF
WASHINGTON
The Native Daughters Of wash.
lngton will hold a meeting at the
Y. W. G. a. on Friday evening. De
csmber Z.
CENTRAL AUXILIARY
RUTH SCHOOL
Tho Central auxiliary 20 the Ruth
school building fund viii meet Fr
day. December Z. at p. M, al Dart
nslfs cafeteria. Leary building Sec
ond end Madison.
sEAHUnsT COUNCIL
seahurst Council Of Minute WON
On viii conduct a novelty booth n
the church bazanr on Friday. De
ccmber 7.
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BENEFIT FOR LADIES
or q. A. II. HOME

Mrs. Maurice Tremper viii enter.
tain with card party Friday owe.
ming. December I, in Economy hall,
No. 1. for the benefit OF the Ladies
OF the @. A. i. Home. The public
Is invited.
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MUSICALE AND
LITERARY EVENING

Under tho auspices Of the Capitol
Hi w. {. 7. u. n musicale and
literary entertainment will be given
az the Tabernacle Baptist church.
18th and East John st.. Friday eve
ming. December Z. AZ o'clock The
affair is for the benefit OF the White
Shield homo. There will be no
charge for admission. but silver OF.
tering viii be taken.
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Informal Musicale
and SltppeT

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy w. corbett are
entertaining sixteen guests at an In
formal musicale and supper at their
home on Friday evening. TO honor
Or. and Mrs. Sigmund spaeth Of New
York city.
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followed by luncheon served by
Broadway circle. business session.
ond deyoiions led By Mrs. w. s.
Grugrr. leader. Mrs. Henry LAndos,
counciiwoman. will speak ON Com.
merciaiized Amuacmcnis." at iI5
o'clonk.
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Entertaining
Luncheon Glib

Mrs NJ. Ross Downs Is entertain
ms tho members OF her bridge
luncheon club at her home on Tues.
day afternoon. December II.
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Hosts at Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs, James II. Brewster
win entertain with dinner Of
eighteen covers Saturday evening
at tho dlnncrdance TO he given at
the Arctic club,
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Morning Book
Repie,p Glass

Tho morning book review class OF
tho women's University club Will
meet at tho clubhouse on Friday az
1890 o'clock. Mrs. NJ. l.. Grant will
review Undsct's "rhe Bridal Wreath"
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Bridge Tea at
Coitntru Club

The Rainier Coli and Country
club are entertaining with q bridge
ten on Friday afternoon from un.
I'll o'clock at tho clubhouse.
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fairs Honor House Guest From Oregon,
Miss Emory Entertaining at Dinner.

OF Mrs. u, NJ. plckey, iib spth
ave. n,
Mrs Frank Victor and Mrs,
Lewis Il. Dawson win preside over
tho tea table.
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Gamma Phi Beta
VIII Meet

noon at the Sunset club. entertain,
viii hold It's regular monthly meet.
Ing on Tuesday morning. Deem
ber II, a, IL o'clock. at tho chapter
house. Mrs. Il. Il. Taylor win DO
tho hostess.
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WHITTIER HEIGHTS

The regular meeting OF the Whit.
tier Heights Improvement club will
be held In tho Whittier school gym.
naslum at w. 18th 81. and 14th ave.
n. W. on Friday evening. December
Z, at O'clock.
Important buslness will be Up FOR
discussion and Oliver r. Erickson
viii speak.
Refreshments served. Everybody
welcome.
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Mrs. Friak EntertdinS
" 7 y. 4
Toda4,

To honor Mrs. Charles coburn
Lady Amy Duciworth. leading
woman in $50 This Is London" Mrs.
Francis Guy Frink gave an informal
luncheon OF twelve covers this after
noon at the Sunset club,
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PENNSYLVANIA
STUDY CLUB

Tho Pennsylvania Study club viii
have a MONDAY luncheon nj the
Federation clubhouse. on Friday, De.
ccmbcr Z. to which members and
friends nro invited
AZ 2 o'clock there win be n special
Christmas sale Of tho handiwork Of
tho members. and musical and liter.
airy program. including some read.
lnga By Nine. Harriet saundcrson.
Miss Rhetta Martin Is the chairman
in charge. All Ponnsylvanlans in.
vited.
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woMAMs c.rNrr,nY ernn


An afternoon Of opera win 10 the
program Of tho music department Of
the woman's Century club at the
meeting TO be held Iriday, pccem.
her I. at o'clock. at tho homo Of
Mrs. Frederick Bolton. ASIA 10th
ave. n. +.
Mrs. W. II. plstwood. director for
the afternoon. win give a short talk
on tho opera Switching. the theme
and tho different characters. The
club chorus will make its flrss ap-
pearancc under tho leadership OK
Mrs. J. WIN Jones.
Tho following musical numbers
Will DO presented:
(h) ''Elsas Dream .s....s...-
Mrs. Samuel Nsspensid.
90 Il Give Thss Thanks MT Trus,y
hwaN .ssrsssssssss. sessssssss.
I'm Distant Lands ~ wAyr Re-
nois and iIiddsn'. ...-......
Mrs. J. vs.. DelbY.
tej 'sBr.ssl Chorus Faithful and
Tps" ,......t,.s..s..s....
Club chsfuA
Members OF tho chorus Include
Mrs. Van c, Griffin. ara w. a.
Gilmore, Mrs. Frank Wolf and
Mrs. J. II. Nichols. first sopranos;
Mrs. +. c. Cole. Mrs. 4. y. Sven.
son and Mrs. 4. W. Fiohr. eecond
sopranos: MIRA w. =. Hiichiugs.
Mrs. II. C. Pigott and Mrs. A. u.
Rushion. altos.
Mrs. bolton will be assisted by
sIrs. II. w. Meisnest. Mrs. VIM. III.
iiot and Mrs. II. r. Mcclure.
VI ]. LITERARY CLUB
The Literary club OF the Young
Ladies' institute viii meet Friday.
December :. at p. M, In tho club
rooms,
SOUTH SEATTLE CAMP No. 1T5
South Seattle Camp No. iT5. w.
o. W, will give card party Friday
evening. December 7. at 5 p. m. All
nsighbors are requested 70 bc pres
ent and bring their families or
friends. Refreshments.
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Mrs. Anderson Gives

For Mr.. and Mrs. John Dunn. Of
Boston. Mrs. A. II. Anderson entsr'
tanned with luncheon OF eight Gov.
ers on Monday afternoon At the Sun.
set club.
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ANNUAL SALE

n NIt4ANL AIitIt~Ff
Tho ladies' OF The Grace NJ. II.
church win hold their annual sale OF
fancy and useful articles Mt the
church. soth ave. 8, and King IT.. all
day and evening OF Friday, Deem.
Der 7. A chicken dinner win be
served at noon ard also In tho even.
Ing. from s until O'Clock.
DUNLAP PIT. A.
Tho Dunlap p. T. A. VIII hold n
bazaar on Friday. December :. Mt
the school. Thu booths Will feature
aprons. haudkerchiefs. fancy work
and homo cooking. Mrs. 8. Y. Wing
Ia general chairman.
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| WOMEN or
pLYaIouTH CHURCH

PLY MOUTH CHURCH
The Womon's association OF Plym.
outh church Will meet In the dining
room Friday. December Z. Execu.
tive board will meet at II o'clock,
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ROSEMARY CLUB
CARD PARTY

a card party for the benefit OF tho
Rosemary Club for Girls VIII be
given at the clubhouse. 1915 Union
st.. on Friday. December T.. Cards
Mt 2; tea served NJ O'Clock.
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RustmAoE SALE

RUMafAGE SALE
For tho benefit OF TIE University
baptist church. rummaRe sale
win b held Friday aud Saturday.
a. III Columbia Al.
GREENWOOD CHURCH
BAZAAR
Circle :. az tho Greenwood Park
Presbyterian church win hold a
bazaar. Friday afternoon. Dccem.
her Z. At tho church. stth ana
Greenwood. a dinner win be served
AZ ESQ o'clock. Many dainty
articles both useful and fancy will
BE- on sale and there win also bo
homo cooked food kitchen utility
booth.
WOMEN or
McosEHEART LEGION
Tho Women OF Mooashcart Legion
win hold their annual bazaar on
Friday. December Z. NJ Moose tenn.
pic. 1915 Eighth nvo. There VIII be
MONDAY lunch and chicken din.
ncr served at ,. m.
STEVENS ". X. c.
Stevens W. II. c. no. j. win be
entertained at II o'clock lunch
con on Friday. December 7. by Mrs.
Mabel Downs ~ her home. 1875
Walnut ave, Comrades and frianda
welcome. Taks west Seattle car.
No. ,. 10 HIll ~. and walk eaEt two
blocks
OLYMPIC VIEW PIT. a.
The Olympic View PIT. A. will
hold Christmas bazaar Friday
evening. December 7. Dinner viii
BE- served at O'Clock and win DO
followed BY program.
ANNUAL BAZAAR PLANNED
The Eastern Star club win hold
It's annuai hHzaar Friday Ana satu..
day. December I and 3. at 1000 Ar.
eade square.
PENNSYLVANIA
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Fairy Lore

no sure thou feIcst mo
nothing but tchdt Is true or
shall clip thy iDiEOs."
So Is all this fairy lore true
true 10 the chnTs imdoinG-
iion. " yon beiicpe. center IN
10 this Treasure house Of pleas
ant things then, and mako
yourself at home IN the golden
palaces, the ocm-studdcd cares,
tho beicildering gardens"
"Thc Twins and Tabiffa"-By
Constance Howard and Illus
tfauons by Susan Beatrice
Pearse. Tabiffa is big, vel.
vcty. black cat which belongs
to Binkie and Dlnkie. $3.50
Doctor DOllttle's Postoffice"-
BY Hugh Lofting. Tho Post.
office is n new and very use.
full means OF communication
between animals. birds and
men and tho famous little doc.
tor himself is the Postmaster
General .........,..S $3.50
odd, Old Tales Retold"-yolland
edition. illustrated by Freder.
lex Richardson. we meet
here again the Three Bears.
tho Little Red Hen and the
Gingerbread Boy $500
"Snowdrop and Other Tales
BY the Brothers Grimm. Ar.
thur Rackham's picturesque
illustrations win tempt many
grown-ups TO dip back into
Grlmm's Magic Land and re.
capture the thrills Of their
childhood days there. Chill.
dren do not have 10 be tempt.
ed TO read Grimm. $500
Stories from Hans Anderson"
Edmund DulRc paints In col.
or some OF tho adventures OF
Kay and Gerda and the Snow
queen ........,.......S $3.50
The Sleeping Beauty and 9th.
or Fairy Tales" I1etold by A.
r. Quillor.Cou from the old
French legends .... $3.50
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UNIVERSITY W. G. r. u.
The University w. {. \. L. viii
hold a rummage sale. Friday and
saturday December I and s, al the
sVcstlake Market.
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Women's Clubs

COTERIE CLUB
The program for the regular meet.
ing Of tho Coterie club Friday. De
cember Z. 2l5 p. m. a. 1897 18th
ave. n. T., Is In charge OF Mrs.
Thomas Irving, chairman OF the par.
liameniary procedure department.
Mr.. w. d. Lane will speak on "The
Development OF Parliamentary and
Constitutional Government" Mr..
Joseph Forkner win play group OF
cello numbers.
LITERARY AND MUSICAL CLUB
The Ladies' Literary and Musical
club will meet with Mrs. william ].
steinert, $685. Woodland Park ave-,
Friday. December 7. at o'clock.
SEATTLE POST NO. Is
The American Legion Auxiliary
to Seattle Post No. IS will hold
silver tea on Friday. December 7,
at 1880 p. m. at the home Of Mrs.
Harold Halliday. 904s 3sth ave.
s. W.
CHRISTMAS BAZAAR
Handmade gift articles. homa.
made cakes candies, etc, will be on
sale. and light lunches will be served
at the Christmas bazaar TO be held
by the women OF Besant lodge al
1920 Second ave. on Friday and Sat.
urday OF this week The proceeds
will be used in payment OF furnish.
ings for Besant Thsosophicai hall,
which was erected nj Broadway n.
and Roy 6t the beginning OF the year.
SToRNOWAY BENEFIT
The Scottish Gaelic society OF Sc.
attic viii give basket social. en-
tertainment and dance. Friday
night, December I. in their hall.
1929 Third ave. The women are
asked TO bring n box lunch which
will be aucuoned after the enter
tainmsnt The affair is given 20
raise funds in order that the Ness
children Of Stornoway may have
one hot meal each day. a cordial
Invitation IS extended all British
organizations and their friends
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LEscHI HEIGHTS

NfOtAAsAf tAslI
The Leschi Heights womens I'm.
provement club viii have tn annual
Christmas bazaar and luncheon at
the homo Of Mrs. c. T.. Newman.
1914 9ith ave. S.. Friday. Deeem.
Der Z.
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PROSPECT CHURCH
r,rrNt.tAnu- oATrs

PRUSPEIT CHURCH
RUMMAGE SALE
The women OF the Prospect Con-
gregatlonal church. win hold n
rummago sale at westlake market.
Friday and Saturday. December Z
and 8.
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CENTRAL AUXILIARY
RUTH SCHOOL

Tho Central auxiliary 20 the Ruth
school building fund viii meet Fri-
day. December z. at p. m, at Dart.
n1lrs cafeteria. Leary building Sec.
ond end Madison
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-06

Or. and AIRS. Craig ]. Mccullough
Grace Rppel AFRO being congratulate.
cd upon the birth OF daughter,
Mary Lou. on December /.
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Miss Dorothy Allen win arrive
from The Hillside school in connecti.
cut on December II. 20 spend the
holidays, and attend the EmoY,nien
wedding.
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Miss paineio and Afr. Richard
Leonard will como home from school
In California. arriving December 81.
for their Christmas vacation.
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sEAHunsT coUNcIL

T-TFFIIT = - T y = ~ y
sealiurst Council OF Minute WON
On viii conduct n novelty booth NJ
the church bazaar on Friday. De.
ccmber 7.
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NATIVE DAUGHTERS OF
WASHINGTON

The Native Daughters Of wash.
lngton will hold a meeting at the
Y. W. c. A. on Friday evening. De.
csmber Z.
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cHURcH sERvIcE LrAn1-r.

Trinity Parish Church Service
League Of Women will meet In the
crypt Of the church Friday. Deem.
Der Z. OF 2:5O ,. m.
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edition. illustrated by Freder.
lex Richardson. We meet
here again the Three Bears,
tho Little Red Hen and the
Gingerbread Boy 80. $500
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IcELANDIC LADIES' AID
The Icelsndic Ladies' Aid will give
an entertainment Friday. December
z. at p. m. At Ballard hail. 2O4sn
Market st. Program, Refreshments
and dancing.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1923-01-17
BLACKER

~ j Nh
Is the feline
mascot of Miss
Helen Fsrwell,
Chicago society
beauty, now
wintering at
Palm Beach,
where the
social season
is at its
height.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-11-05

Iron Mountain, M1ch.-A new record
for logging and manufacturing lumber
in the upper peninsula was set by the
J. w. Wells Lumber company for the
fiscal year ending September /, when
5O.0OO,0O0 feet of timber was logged.
42.OO000O Of which was made into luIn-
Der. The other 100000 was sold TO
an automobile plant here
1t required 10000 cars to handle the
output. The freight charges on the
iogsato the sawmills amounted to $3.50
600
In making this great record 1000
men and 200 horses were employed.
Equipment used included five locomo-
tives. three steam leaders, steam skid
ders, tractors. several gasoline log load
ers and other mechanical contrivances
The company's big sawmi1l at Me
nominee was run night and day for IL
months.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-11-05
ROYAL NEIGHBORS ADOPT
RESOLUTION OF SYMPATHY

The following resolution of sym
pathy in respect to the recent death
of Mrs. Maggie Darr has been adopt
ed by the members of the Unity Camp
No zoos, Royal Neighbors of Am
erica:
Whereas the Almighty has seen fit
to call unto His fold our esteemed
neighbor, Maggie Darr, and
Whereas the community has lost
good friend and the family de-
voted mother and wife;
Therefore be it resolved that the
members of Unity Camp No. zoos,
Royal Neighbors of America do here
by extend our heartfelt sympathy to
Mr.. Darr and family.
ga copy of these resolutions will
be spread upon the minutes of the
camp and copy sent to Mr.. Darr
and family.
t1By the Committee
Nora Holtbuer,
Lulu Jain,
Mo1lie Rowland"
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-11-05
German Town Adopts
New Tuition Fee Plan

Munster, Germany.-The school sys-
TEN of the little WestphaIian town of
Oelde, near here, has been placed al
most entirely on a butter-barley basis
Pupils pay their high school fees in
fats. and grain, which In turn are
spent" for school maintenance pur-
poses.
Children from Oelde are assessed a
pound Of butter monthly, while pupils
from the country districts may pay
either in butter or barley, forty pounds
of barley a month.
The proceeds thus collected have
gone to assist in buying the schools
winter coal supply and TO reimburse,
in part, the teachers who gratefully
receive butter or barley in preference
TO the constantly depreciating paper
mark.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-11-05

who have been guests at the home
of her mother, Mrs. Frances Randall
and her brother, John Randall, Jr
returned Saturday to their home at
Elk River.
Mr. and Mrs. G. l.. Drew celebrated
their silver wedding anniversary on
Sunday. An anniversary dinner had
been planned but on account of the
illness of their daughter, Mrs. H. c.
Hathaway, of Spokane, the dinner
was postponed. Mr.. and Mrs. Drew
received many useful and beautiful
gifts.
Mrs. Frank Hanna and son, Ralph,
spent the weekend in Spokane,
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Hanna.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Frazee motor
ed to Co1fax Sunday and spent the
day with friends.
Mrs. Joanna Hooker of Kendrick,
was a weekend guest of Mrs. H o.
Fields, at her home on South Harri-
son street.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Jenkins of
Spokane, spent the weekend in
Moscow, to see the ball games and
visit their son, Frank Jenkins, who
is a student in the university. The
Jenkins family formerly lived IN
Moscow. Mr.. Jenkins was employed
in the First National bank
Miss Viola McCartor, teacher in
the Pot1atch schools, spent the week
end at her home in Moscow.
Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Paulson and
family left Sunday morning by auto
,Or Silverton, Oregon, where they
expect to locate permanently.
Mrs J. A. Mcdaniel and daughter |
Miss Camille, went to Spokane Mon |
lay to meet Allan Mcdaniel who is |
home from a five months |
stay in Alaska.
Mr. and Mrs. S. o. Harrington |
notored to Spokane Sunday to visit
1t the home of their son, Wilfred
Herring tOn