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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-18
President s Sons Helped
Mother Wipe the Dishes
Mrs. Coolidge Plays Little, But Husband
Puts to Flight When She Does

crepe de chine made with e long
tunic. which opened over panel Of
network embroidery OF the same
tone crepe The bell sleeves and
gindie were also Of embroidered crepe.
a corsago bouquet Of mauye orchids
harmonizcd delightfully."- with the soft
gray shade OF her gown
At her husbands inauguration. she
had worn a dress Of black htin COW
cred with siiiS-figured net There was
a wide. loose girdle OF black satin
and over her heart there sparkled a
little arrow Of diamonds set in plati-
mum.
blue is my fsyorite color" she
once told an interviewer in discuss
ing clothes for street wear. II ike
conservative things and wear blue
"A great deal because II is 80 eco
nomicaL ] like suits best OF all be-
cause / feel perfectly comfor, sbis
in suit and a pretty blouse"
do you play7" she WAS asked
"A little. she smiled. drawing out
the latter word just a trifle depfe-
ciatingly Some times / accompany
the boys-ihcy play the violin but
Sir. Coolidge usually runs away when
we begin. Evidently he doesn't APP
preciate our music"
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Calendar for Orthopedic Shops

Shop week VIII
#nday Broadway Dekon hostess assisted BY Mrs George
@. suddoct. Mrs Carl Lucks A
o. shepard McPherson Mrs Samuel Dice
and Deckoff.
TUESDAY. Marks church Mrs Margaret Chea
guild Mrs c Converse chairman
Langdon hoe Friday Wash
ngton guild saturday L. o. club
airs W. r Farley, chairman
charge OF University guild on Monday repre-
by Tuesday
chairman In the afternoon
guild Coolidge Wednesday morning
chairman in the afternoon Madona
guild Petley Mount Baker Park
guild Douglas afternoon guild Mrs Fred
Friday Day chairman Saturday
Parkg Mrs S. A
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JAILS, HORSE MEAT,
COPS AND C0NVICTS
FIGURE IN NUPTIALS

BERLIN, Aug. lT.--Prison life
irked Robert LANCE, noted for
breaking into houses and out OF
jnils Besides that, LANCE was in
love.
SO. he broke out OF jail In Son
neburg, FASTENED to the girl OF
his choice, the pretty daughter OF
n gardener here, asked her TO
wed, got her yes and then Wi
about TO get his housekeeping
ncccsBnrics together.
Aided by another convict friend
Temporarily also free. Lnngo
singled out huge van of furnl.
turc, drove II off, hid the furni
ture, took the wagon apart and
sold the pieces and
Then he killed the horses to gct
a horso-meat banquet for his
bride.
The fcast was interrupted by
the police, who rudely tictctod
Langc for Sonneburg.
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WEATHER TOLD
BY LOG RATS
Floating Trees Regarded as
Good Barometer

PONTIAC. Mich. Aug 1s.-only
a lake fun of cedar logs: but the peo-
pie OF this city viii bet their last
cent on it as an accurate barometer
Of the weather.
During the last is years. as far
back TO the time when cedar logs
were first dumped into Bass lake.
along whose shores Boniface is To-
Gated, this barometer has never been
known TO fail. citizens say.
Bass lake mas for many years had
millions Of feet Of cedar logs float
ing in Il, These logs were cut by the
Boniface Lumber company and
dumped into the lake until the saw
mill was ready for them. The water
keeps them from rotting.
Ordinarily this great mass OF logs
lies along the edge of the lake, form
ing a belt about 80 to IS feet wide.
Always within about Il hours of a
rain the logs viii act queerly. Single
logs viii break away from the mass
around the shores and drift slowly
out into the middle OF the lake.
What causes these logs to do this.
or what causes the whole number
along the shore to loosen up from
the usual compact mass. no one has
been able TO explain 1t is not a
current in the water for the lake is
too small to have currents. 1t is
not the wind that causes these logs
to break away-they do it when there
is not breath of air stirring.
IL at evening they look out over
the lake and see the cedar logs all
floating close inshore they know that
the morrow will be clear. II the sur
face of the lake is dotted with single
logs they are certain it Is going TO
rain
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Personal

MIR and Mrs. j y. Farrell left to-
day for "a few days cruise on the
yacht Aquilo taking a few friends aH
their guests.
Or. and Mrs. Frederick Adams are
leaving Sunday Tor Detroit, where
they viii place their daughter Jean
In the ilggctt School for Girls. which
h. under the supervision Of Mrs.
Adams mother. Mrs Nora Mustard.
-
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Eggermon
have aa their house guests. Mr. Es-
germans parents Mr. and Mrs, ~
y. EFrermun Of Los Angeles. Cal.
who win remain for fortnight
Mrs. A. y. Todd from Victoria, ~.
C.. ia spending tho week end aa tho
guest OF Mr., and Mrs Frank Fret
we'll
Miss Gloria Friuk left todny for
Aberdeen. 10 spend several days with
Mr. aud Mrs Arnold Poison u'tia-
ella Anderaon).
Mr. and Mrs Francis J Armstrong
are the week end guests OF Air. and
Mrs. Ivan Hylnnd NJ their summer
home near suauamiah
Mr and Mrs Paul Mnndell Henry
will remove next week from their
summer home at Tho Highlands 10
their house IN town,
Word received this week from Mia
Emma Martin. who is travelling
abroad. announces she n convaleacinB
from an illness IN hospital In Edin-
burgh, Scotland, Later aho plans 20
visit Mrs HuAk. formerly Mrh. John
L. Wilson. In London.
Mr.. and Mrs william Roy Me
Adamu. who have been in California
for two months. returned last even
Ing and spent u short time In town
en- route TO their home In Tacoma,
STR. and Mrs Dudd Mccain. nre
leaving Sunday evening on a three
months trip 20 New York and Wash
luEton. y. G.
Mrs. Anna NJ. Howe and hci
daughter. Misa Josephine Beck, ar'
gucuts az ~ Hama Lodge on Hoo
Canal
Friends Of Mrs Francis Paxton
Old uF1orlno Grain viii be Erievcc
20 learn she II M In IA local hoe
plial. and will have 10 cancel al
social engagements.
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DATES
TO REM EMBER

MONDAY, August So
rbs marriage u Miss lean Robin
wuKss Go Nt Forrest J Goodrich,
a. tho homo Of her parents. 81
aad Mrs y, ~ wilkes. ~ ia'ap
a. tn.
Mss. !. " apasins tea al home
from Until o'clock.
TUESDAY. AUGUST si--
Miss Grace Isswts bridge iHz 20
compliment Aiss GrralaiBa Far
raT. at horne
Mss Amy NBuasy 90 entertain FL
bridge tea at Tennis club 10 honor
Nilrs mildred Farrar and Mrs.
william Conrad Jordan
Mrs. RiaKisy Fprcn.s bridge tea Tor
Ms Afaoid Yeu stliuEsr. az
horne.
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST g.
Mlas Joan EptaEuu's bridge tea 20
compliment Miss Alice Tucker, At
home
So, Thomas nprdsauxs tea at
home. from : 70 8 o'clock, COM
plimsntinK Mts, Frank 3. Hedd'c.
9fs Bert FatrsT and Mrs. Edgar
+ webster
Nrs George Putseirs luncheon al
tbs Hunset rtub ~ honor % AFa
EDGAR l.. webster and Mrs Bert
FArrar.
Mrs. wallace Green Collins 70.
formal luncheon 30 honor hts
Dudley ~. nurchar8 81 home
THURSDAY. August 2s--
Mrs. Fred Spencer Etimson's lunch.
con hosnrinK ars. Dudley w
Hufrhzra at tho sunset club,
Ara Don C. NeCiaiion and Mrs,
Ten 20
Miss Mildred Lewis, from until
o'clock At Mrs. Ebcrtines
apartment IN Hamilton Arms,
FRIDAY. AUGUST a.
Ars Alexander NJ. wcthsrilia tea
dance az tho Sunset club Co honor
Mrn Frederic strive and Mrs
John " Eddy
Miss Mary Bliss Biackwojl's In
formal bridge at the Tennis club
in compliment 10 Miss Mildred
Lewis
SATURDAY. AUGUST 2S--
Mr.. and Mrs j II, FoS'a dance In
compliment 10 their son, Mr..
Harry Fox, at home.
This garden wedding Of Miss Ruth
Bethel Garrison and SIR Darwin
Mason Mcisncft. at home OF
| UfiNN y NhIFhAHf hfF NHh A'lNs - =
Garrison, in sumaH.
TUESDAY. AUGUST ga
Mtss AyadRna Cochran and Miss
Irma FraHiers bridge and dance
| az Miss Cochrnn's home, uompll.
monting Miss Alice Tucker aud her
| fiauee. Mt Allan I.atimer.
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER L.
The marriage OF Miss Alice Tucker
10 Mr, Allan Lntimcr. In 81. Paul'A
church, at s:ao o'clock.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS ADD


ISSUES YEAR BOOK
The West Seattle Art club has
planned an interesting and varied
program for is231s24. the first meet.
ing OF the season to be held on Sep.
TENDER 5. and concluding on May 81
The complete program follows:
September 8
Report OF convention Of American
Federation Of Art Mrs Max kuner
Art Rsvlow .......,. Mrs. a, y, swain
Current Art. Mrs.. =. ~. Graham
Hostess. Mrs q @. Aitnow
September 10
John IRFarRu Mrs John r Jacobsen
stained Glass Mrs. Hoy T. Byers
Hostess. ars. Max Kuner
October
George DsForeat Brush ..........
.............. Mrs. @. J. Stanley
study in Stained Glass Windows In Trim
ity Church
October II
James McSrn Whistler Mrs Dana Brown
study Of Etchlngs Mrs. Joseph T. Harris
Hostess, Mrs. John A. Bennett
October 81
Joseph pennsll Mrs Y r. Dsrlckson
study OF Prints. Mrs John a. Bennett
Hostess, Mrs. Joseph /. Harris
November ]
Recent Figure and PortrAlL.painters
.t....s.........,. MIS-. A L. warner
Current Art,....... drs, a. " Van XIX
Hostess. Mrs Roy r. Byers
November ~
Art Colonies Of tho East s.4.,s...
Observation-Disclosures. Mrs Max kuner
Arts and Craft Movements IN Amer
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ra. Daniel RaEau
Hostess. Mrs. 9. ]. Stanley
December
open day Hostess Mrs. A. l., Warner
,L,nnary
Art Colonies Of the Middle Atatts.
..........s......M Mrs, ". ~ Hollond
Current Art...-s...... Mrs. Dana Brown
Hostess. Mrs. Cunovrr
January 10
Howard Pyle, ..,.,... Mrs. j, +. knight
The Art Commission Its Powers,
Organization and Methods
at...s.......,..M Mrs. q. q. Altnow
Hostess, Mrs Graham
,..a.,, porr,. s"""'S ~ Sp : ur.,,,
old ana sew in 1liustrat Ions. 80.
".........,........ Mrs. J. II. Amos
hostcs'c, ., hn,nnt ana N'eS@
Gallery Talk. Mrs X. - Baker
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BY ROBERT TALLEY

WAsHINGTr Aug. 1sl- Back
home in Northampton. Mass. che
did her own houscwork and her boys
ran errands and dried the dishes. for
Mrs. Calvin Coolidge. the new first
Indy OF the land. IL Just plain folks "
They say she has "a smile that
rivals the sunshine and is n charm.
ing hostess. but the smile has been
absent this week because Of the
tragic circumstances that brought
her back 10 Washington 20 hur.
ricdly. This IL no time Tor smiles
nos. with the whole nation mourning
it. late chief
Large blue eyes. a wealth ~ very
dark hair aud the nea,est Of attire
combine 10 give her a really girliah
appearance. despite the fact that she
IL the mother Of two boyH now 81
prep school age. Calvin. jr.. -. and
John. is. who have been spending
the summer ON their grandfather
farm AT Plymouth. VI
Mrs. Coolidge graduated from the
University Of Vermont. and iE for.
mer school teacher. She WAS teach
ing In nm institution for the deaf
when she married Coolidge. Is years
ago. Her father, Andrew Goodhue,
OF Burlington. VT, died last October
Friends say Mrs Coolidge cares lit
tie for society. but she has met the
demands imposed upon her by rea
son OF her husbands position in
Washington. At various social events
In the capital she has proved most
gracious and charming.
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WAITING POTATOES

II the potatoes must wait before
serving, cover them with several
folds OF chccsecloth and let the stew
pan stand on a warm part Of the
range The cloth allows the moisture
TO escape, but protects the vegetable
from the cold air.
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SEATTLE COURT or
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS

The Seattle court Of the Catholic
Daughters OF America wiif initiate
a class Of 60 candidates AZ erre.
monies to take place Sunday. August
~. in knights Of Columbus hall A
banquet at ihs Arctic club viii fol.
low.
Members and Initiates viii be pres
emf az the 8 O'Clock mass SUNDAY
morning ri the cathedral and will
receive holy communion in a body
A special section Of the church win
be reserved
In the afternoon the candidates
win assemble at o'clock in X. of
e. hail and the Fituallstic work viii
begin at p m. a degree team made
up Of the officers OF the local court
win present the degrees
The banquet, at which more than a
hundred guests viii be present. win
tako place In the banquet hall Of
the Arctic club. and viii start at
p. IN. The program for the banquet
includes addresses by Rev Theodore
W. Ryan, Of the cathedral, Mrs u.
J. o'Rcilly, grand regent OF the local
court OF Catholic Daughters; Charles
r. Morlarty. grand knight OF Seattle
council. X Of c.. and John l.. F'i1
patrick, district deputy Of the West
crn Washington Knights. Vocal Sc.
lectlons will be given by Miss Ethel
Hannah, Mrs. A. G. Whnlcy and
Mrs. ]. r. CouRhlin, with Miss Grace
Wilson at the piano, Miss Kathleen
dwell win give ycadlng and Miss
Margaret Condor viii preside na
( toastmistrrss,
Catholic Daughters whether mem.
bcrs OF the Seattle court or not are
cordially invited to attend initiation
and banquet.
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Cards ont for Bridge Tea

Donly cards out for bridge Tea at
Is compliment TO Miss Ahcc
September bride and group OF girls who arc
in astihe Misses Marina
Margaret Reyeile and Florence podgc
invitations limited 10 members Of kappa
Al pha Thetas sorority
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PENNSYLVANIA
STUDY CLUB

a special meeting has been called
by the Pennsylvania club for Tues.
day. August Fl, at 2 p. m, In the
rest room at Rhodes department
store.
Final arrangements Will be made
for tho lawn fete to be given by the
city Federation Of Womcn's Clubs,
on the grounds OF n. c. Honrys
home. on August 20.
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CLUBS FOR MONDAY

MYRTLE CHAPTER, o. E. s
Myrtle chapter. o. E. s., will hold
initiation ceremonies and will give a
program Monday evening, August
20, in Masonic temple.
ALKI COMMUNITY CLUB
The Alki Community club will
mold its regular meeting Monday
evening. August 20. at p. m, at
the community house. Mrs. Kath-
ryn Miracle, of the city council, will
speak on Taxation"
RAINIER CAMP. r. N a.
Rainier camp, Royal Neighbors Of
America, invites all Royal Neigh.
bors of the city to meet Monday,
August 20, at p. m, in Swedish
Club hall, Eighth ave. and olive st.
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COMMUNITY picnic

COMMUNITY PICNIC
Tho residents Of Ridgrwood com.
munity win have gctacqualnted
picnic on sunday. August 10, nj Lin.
coin beach. Bring basket lunch. COT.
fee win be provided
PLAN RtfMNfAGE SALE
a rummage sale viii be held by
Chapter 6. and BB. r Il, o. Sister
hood. on Friday and Saturday. Sept
Tth and sth Mira A. r. Mcleod has
charge OF arrangements for Chapter
q. and Mrs Earl Boctner for Chap.
I ter BIB
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Cards out for Large Tea Honoring Visitor
From South America; Mrs. Matthews TO
Entertain for Ddughter-n-Laao

ITO Pauo South America who
A. Porter Mrs Gertrude Brawey Mira William
pahurst Bawc Buwey for tea at
Friday "a from until o'clock
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Hiss Maraaret CaMqheu Engaged

the engagement Or the
Margaret Pearson Of Mr. an
attended the University OF Wash
ngton nd a member ut Alpha Omcrom ri sorority
The wedding win place early autumn
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The hidden treasure Mt Camp
scaltn. which all Campfire Girls are
searching for in the hills back Of
camp and at the base OF the large
madrona trees which cluster about
the craft cottages, has been pre-.
scented By Mrs. C. w Sthnson. for.
mer president OF the Seattle Council
of Campfire Girls, This treasure
viii give the finder hours OF happi.
ness and pleasant memories OF those
treasure hunts.
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KINDS Blue
rs ECONOMICAL.

What does she wear2 Well. the
morning after the brilliant reception
for the diplomatic corps that fol.
lowed cooildge's Inauguration as vice
president. the society editors wrote:
Mrs Coolidge looked particularly
charming in smart gown Of dove
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WI Be Honor Guest at Luncheon

Cecil Willis elizabeth BayleN
recent bride Tucker Miss Elsheth Young viii
be hostess Tuesday 81 at the Sunset
club
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At Home SUNDAY Afternoon

OF
nt 10 Mr. william recently announced Mr.
Ms oswans friends sunday afternoon
18th ave. from until o'clock.
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d arrlaae Is Announced

r. OF
ucn Mr. Richard stanley Mckay Mary Mckay on
MONDAY August Mckay win make their home
In this city.
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Bridge Tea Planned for Monday


Monday Hamilton de Veuve
Mrs John d. Mauchlan de James wyuo WIN
POUR RAY Ryan Miss Mary Cecilia
Miss MARY MeEachen.
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CLUB FOR HARD OF HEARING

The Seattle Social club for the
Hard Of Hearing will hold It's regular
meeting Mt the Furmnn business
college, Fourth and Marion ST., on
Tuesday. August n, ut 1880 p. IN.
Hard of hearing adults are welcome.
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gram that win surpass all those
presented TO their visitors this sea
son. The guests will leave at 2
o'clock on TIE Virginia v, from Pier
a. Dinner is served at camp FOR
SO cents, or picnic lunch may be
eaten on the beach.
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Taco Guests WM Be Honored

Entertaining compliment Ae Bknap Comfy. who has Just
returned fromu d Wainwright who recently
returned Henry Franklin Mcclure Is entertaining
her home saturday August 20
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Bridge Tea to Honor Recent Bride

C. entertaining afternoon nj bridge fo
August go at her home honor OF her
John GIN Matthews jr phyllis Hamln recent
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Mrs r OF Regina, Sask and Mrs j.
skinner Vancouver OF Mr. and Mrs Frank
Blackburn win entertain at dinner this evening
al he home.
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Mrs. Rolo Entertains Informally

A. compliment o. YORK. Who Is VstnE
Miss Kathleen Gaffney entertained informally at
tea a her OF Friday afternoon
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Nomen' S Clubs

WEST SEATTLE w. c. T. u.
The West Seattle w. G. T. u. will
meet at the home of Mrs. w. Il.
Scott. West Seattle Junction. on
wednesday. August %. at p. m.
Interesting features have been pro.
vided for the afternoon, including
good speaker.
The business session will include
election Of officers and welcome
to new members and friends.
SEATTLE LODGE NO. 7
Seattle Lodge No. 7, Degree OF
Honor. will meet In Evergreen hall,
1908 Ninth ave. Tuesday evening,
August II. al 745 o'clock. a pro.
gresslve whist party with favors
and refreshments. will follow at 8
4 o'clock.
The hostesses for The evening are
Mrs. Melissa Wells. Mrs. Matte
Ormsbee and Mrs. Bertha Price.
|
WOMAN'S LAKEWOOD CLUB
The Woman's Lakewood Civic I'm.
proyement club will hold It's regular
meeting on Tuesday, August Il. at
2 D. m, al the Lakewood clubhouse
STUDY CLASS y. a. II.
The study Glass Of Rainier Chap.
ter, d. a. r., will picnic at the sum.
mer homa of Mrs. Edmund Bowden,
Cedar Lodge" ut Port Madison,
on Tuesday, August H. Boat leaves
Pier at 1f:3O n. m. Telephone
Mrs. Lucien Jones, Rainier 1868.
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ANNUAL PICNIC Ar
VOLUNTEER PARK

The annual picnic Of the women
Of Westminster Presbyterian church
will be held at Volunteer park on
Tuesdny, August IL All friends of
the church are cordially invited to
come aud bring a basket lunch ut II
o'clock.
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Hosts at Dinner

Informally nj luncheon on
honor OF Mr. and Mrs Frsos OF
visiting and daughternlaw MIR and
Frsbie.
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Mrs. Porter to Entertain for Guest

Ionering guest pauo South
With informal tea at her
%. from until o'clock
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Inmtations On for Bridqe Ia

urquhart Mrs Charles rhomp
Of santa Clara CAL invitations for
e a Tuesday afternoon
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Music
Farewell Recital

The Cornish school announces a
farewell recital by Alexander shAfoy'
Xxi. tho famous Russian pianist. on
Friday evening. September Z.
The following program win be pre-
ssntcd;
fgsislrsiAna a fahisslaal 49,. fthumnuTi
arvs,t,ty. fspf rfssaasa. Chopin
-rba uiH aRd the Nightingale s4st
....,....s GrhHaius
.rsss,,iTF Ia ffrsnadA'f ........ uebHsay
The FpuhtsIH .sf.t.+s.ts sses' .lAFtl
..Aafyb Niiltairr" arhuh"fi IspsiE
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GREEN lake w. q. n II.

Green Lake w c, n. U. will enter
tain with luncheon on Wednesday,
August 20, Mt ] 2 o'clock, Mt the home
Of Rev q. " Fallls, 2ii5 N. 65th st.,
In honor of all members over 10 ycnrs
Of age There viii be n business
meeting and election Of officers and
delegates to the county convention nt
2 o'clock Members are requested TO
attend
The Yoomen will have picnic and
dance at Peoples park, at Rcnton
Junction, on Sundny, August 10.
Those planning TO attend will take
the Tacoma lntcrurbun,
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Campfire News

Closing onv OF the most ncccrs'
fui periods a. Camp senith. the
firth period, SO girls were awnrde4
Wohclo order. the order which
every Campfire girl works for
while camping a. senlth. Twelve
girls. out OF the liht winning Wo
hello order were presented with good
campers urmbanda. sprclul honom
we're awarded Ia the following girls
Most courteous girl Pcggy Shaw.
best volunteer workers, iconoro
Lane. Gertrude Loh6c. Alice Null
lRan. smiling thru. Diadema Wood
In. from Senior camp, and Marian
Mosher. from Junior camp, Dis
tlnctlon ln diving went tu JFaaic
Koona: in baseball. Diadems wood.
in. decoration. Mrs Stokes. and In
boadbands. Florence WarHhhll
Tho tents prevent with quiei tent
honom arc ?. 3. Z. 6. 3. 10. ~.
LA. ~. 10. 10. H. -, % and cot.
tagcs 2. 3. Neat tent honor weni
60 ?. Z. 10. ~. and cottage /.
The good campers arc Berry, Dee
Glasgow. cnBpln LlppIncott Natalta
Cochin. Buoil Weed. Peggy Avery.
Emma Pratt. Hernia Broome. Ruth
Iwohignmuth. SIM Engman. Elaine
lBryggeE Lucia Fryer and Mary
/ Bycra
Wohtlo order WAS won by Janet
Lily. Josephine McElhoe. STEELE
johnson. Emily Hayes. Dladema
Woodin. Mnriory Rabel, Berry, Dee
Glnsgow crspin Lippineoit. Eva
shuffer Miriam Bailey. Mary Far.
iris, Helen Batting. Polly Brown.
Hernia nroOme, Jessie Kesns. Elm.
ma Pratt. Edna Cox. Frances Lib.
bee. Margaret Long. Lueli weed.
Sin Engmun. Leonors Lane. Mary
sorenson. Florence Brandt. Milllccnt
Palmer Grace Hassctt. Lucia Fryer.
Clara Polk. Claire Nelkerk. Eileen
S'cvcns. Peggy Avery. Helen An.
drew. Elizabeth, shafer Margery
Rnttcry. Doris Hegdahl. Mary ellie.
land. Betty Ramon. Glndya March,
Eunlee Lundquist Florence War.
shai. Eleanor Effort. Alice Bsnore.
Mary Catherine Bell. Tyrsll Bart.
lett Ethel Richardson. Louise Pow.
Ell. Doris strntiou. Ethel Beck.
Ruth Blaine. Pcggy Stanley. Betty
kccndey, Mary Elizabeth Jones'.
Ruth wohlgamuth. Susan Harper.
Soln Barron. Marjorie Williams.
Gilmore chamberlain. Elizabeth Ia.
bel, Leona Bartholomew. Patricia
keendcy. vesta Bowdcn. Thelma
Packard. Jane Hanseom. Frances
Hart, i.wma Adutto. marguerite
kreislref and Myrtle Melby.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-18

Here are styles that are recon-
mended for their button.high meek,
their pockets. their loose and com
Portable style and their trim appear
nnce. One has an all.round belt, the
other hangs from the shoulder and
flares slightly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-18
LONESOME CLUB

The Lonesome club will dance Sat.
urday evening. August Is, In the Hol.
yoke building, III Spring IT, The
club will picnic in Ravenna park
Sunday. August 10. Strangers and
lonely people welcome,