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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-21
LaicR Fete on July 81

rams are progressing Tor the lawn
iete sponsored by the building board
trustees OF the Seattle Federation OF
Noman's clubs 90 be held Thursday
afternoon, July 81. on the spacious
and attractive grounds surrounding
The home Of Mrs. Eliza Ferry Ieary.
\ parade In which each club will
furnish an act, Is 90 DO in charge OF
The Manus Dramatic club. assisted
by Mrs, Beatrice Wheeler. one or
the features or the afternoon will be
a dress Of one hundred pockets which
VIII be worn by one % the club
women. Zach pocket OF tho dress
VIII contain a gift 10 be sold az a
nominal price. The Canadian Won.
ans club and the Cnonian club. with
Mrs. W. u, nonlcy and Mrs. Prank
Reed as ehairmcn. will have charge
% tlling the pockets. This dress has
been borrowed from the Business and
Professional Womeus club. OF Port.
land. Maine. ana has been n success
In the East. where tho first time il
was worn it Melted 500 on the gifts.
Tea Will be served by young ladies
dressed IN Chinese costumes. "a tho
booth where NAH iongg and bridge
viii be taught. Punch. Ice cream.
cake. sandwiches. coffee and candy
win be on sale. and there viii be a
fortune telling booth whore fortunes
viii be told By cards, tea leaves and
paimistry.
AZ recent meeting Of the board
tho clubs we're assigned to booths as
follows.
Sandwich booth. MI, Emily Peters.
chairman.
rrnusYivsnia study
Queen Anrs study
Womsn's sducatifnai
Rolls, cookies and douEhnutS, Mrs 4. T..
Udsn. chairman,
classic culture club.
Mystery bag. NSs Anna Ts,pis. chair
man.
sunset Mslxhts Literary club.
lee cream booth. MFs. u. ". Rullfson.
chairman.
Seattle womanH club
Ladies auxiliary 70 the Pacific I'm.
provement club
Punch Mrs. e. G Jones, chairman.
Philamus club.
Nofth End Progressive club.
Cake. Mrs r. -. Cook. chairman.
wsrt Seattle Improvement club
Fortune telling. Mrs. W y Benson aat
Nrs. Robert A. White. ehairmsr.
Progressive Thought club.
seward Social ard Literary eiuh.
Nah foHs and bridge. Mrs Arthur W.
Schultz chairman.
Ladies' Grotta club.
West Seattle All club
coffr. and cream Mrs a. O. Pike and
Mrs Jane Johnson. chairman.
Cotsris club
IN Media RE cluh
I Paper plates Mrs. u ?, Pence. chairman.
sails % tickets and gate receipts. Mrs.
H. g. Fletcher. Chairman.
HnroKls club.
Grounds committee Mrs. ,. ". Little.
chairman. Mrs. Csorss ", rancy.
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Assembly Room Van BE Opened At Sunset
Club; HlueSoRS Plan Dinner at Golf Club

TIVE sunset club has cards out am
i nouneinE the opcning 81 the as
sembly room on Wednesday evening
Iuly 50. an . o'clock. Dancing bridge
ana nah l0ngg van Dc the entertain.
mcnt
Reservations are asked by Monday,
July IS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-21
Dog Guards His
Dead Mistress

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. July IL
A biz bulldog. fatally wounded by n
shotgun charge. for three hours held
village officers az bay while they at.
tempted 10 enter tho home of the
animals mistress. Aru. Warrent
Shepard. - years old. an eccentric.
who had lived alone near Lowell
since tho death Of her husband last
fall
Finally believing the dog 20 be
dead. officers entered. 10 find the ami.
NAL dying on bed beside the body Of
the aged woman. who was found 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-21
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
PIONEER AUXILIARY
HAS AI.LDAY MEETING


HAS ALL-DAY MEETING
The woman's Pioneer Auxiliary to
the Washington State Pioneers held
an all.day meeting and MONDAY
luncheon, as well as a business ses.
sion and social features. on Wednes-
day. July 16. at Madison park. with
Mrs. Vira Wellman Masters. presi.
dent OF the auxiliary. presiding. The
meeting was one OF the largest held
this summer. a very interesting pro-
gram which featured numbers by do.
scendants of prominent pioneers, and
community singing. led by r. n. Wv.
ian. was presented during the after.
noon.
The annual picnic Of the auxiliary
will be held August 10. at Aiki
Beach. All pioneers and their fam.
lilies are invited to attend and bring
basket lunch Coffee. cream and
sugar will be provided.
The next meeting Of the auxiliary
will be held September II. at Pioneer
hall, at Madison park There will be
MONDAY luncheon followed by cleo.
ton OF officers for the coming year
Members are urged to attend.
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Good Campers az ssallh Include
Elaine BYEger Ann Gilmore. MARI
Eimors Mary Gentyisve Scott Ger
sldine handicapped Betty Bunngs.
Lueli Weed. Priscilla PeaDok. Helen
Mebnsat. Helen Neal. Esther Jane
Parsons. Dina Cummlurs. Betty
stfickntr Mariory kinney Virginia
Beal, Emily Hayes Kitty Dee. Dor.
othy Robinson. louise Schmidt.
Helen Gray Ayoka. Eileen Stevens.
Constance neal Isabella slavery, Mar
garet Makon Louise Cooper. Helen
Vernon, Phyllis Vernon aud kathryn
Henderson,
Junior Dsanna Cummings. Betty
strckler
Quiet tents NJ sealth. second period.
were .. 2. 4. ?, 10. n. 20 and ~
Most thoughtful Elri In camp. sec
ond period. was Luell Weed. ntatest
Eiri In camp, Elaine Bigger. beet All
around athlete. Louise schmidt. dis.
tinction IN diving. Betty Ransom
baseball Eileen Stevens. basket ball.
Dorothy Robinson. written thought.
Ruth Robssts. Mary osneyleye scott
most courteous. Betty stirckisr. best
mixer. Mary Gilmore, volunteer work
er, Ann Elmore. beet X. r.. Margaret
Pritehard. smiling through. Ellnoi
stark.
Wohsio order won AZ Camp seslth
second period arc: Hand.craft- Con
stance Beal, Louise Cooper. Elizabeth
kayser Mizstte Iilll. Eileen Stevens
Sarah Jane Paulson. Esther jams
Parsons. Esther Hall. Peggy Avery
Patricia Kennedy. Esther De Moss
Tyrell Bartlett. Ethel Hamilton
Betty Sue Lewis, Nancy Compton
Ayaho. Barbara McMichael. Edith
Nordhouse. Louise MCGOWAN. Ger
trude Hentschei. Emily HsyEe. Kat,
Hayes. Lucille Ls Master. Elaln,
Hanoi. Ruth Glass. Betty Bloxom.
Campcraft-v Virginia Beai. Priscilla
Bakenhun. Nancy Giaaiing. Marths
Marker. Isabella sayory. Betty Bill
lngs. Elaine Bigger. Ann Elmore
Kitty Dee. Jean Cole. Priscilla Pea
cock. Luoli Weed. Marian Mosor
Mary Genevieyo Scott. Peggy Anr
Gnffi,hs.
Special wohslo-PegEy Stanley
Lucille Lc Master.
Junior Camperaft wohslo--Jear
BlanEy. Eleanor stark. PeKgy Aver
Dorothy Malone. Kathryn Garland
Fannie Stark. Lillian Berg. Francei
Moser. Martha Hayes. Betty Ken
needy. Betty strleklor.
Sports Dorothy Robinson, Bsit,
Kcilar. Helen Neal. Peggy Stanley
Vera Hannah. Betty Ransom. Phyill
Vernon. Helen Vernon. Elizabeth
Mcdonald. Katherine Henderson. Bet
tic Williams. Carolyn Bryant. Caro-
| Ism Gunnell.
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Finds Bones of
Prehistoric Man

PANA, ILL.,, July 21.--Workmcn
digging in mound on farm north.
west OF here recently unearthed u
skeleton more than six feet long, be.
liovod TO he Of man of pro.historlc
period, buried by Indian mound build.
ors. A clay pipe and vase also were
found
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-21
Large Dinner wa
Honor Visitors

AIR and Mrs. T. j. TratfordHute.
son viii entertain with a large din.
ner al tho Golf club on Wednesday
evening in honor or Vice Admiral
Henry A. Wiley and Mrs Wiley and
Air. and Mrs, Walter Cotchelt, Of
Paris. Who are tho guests Of Mn, and
Mrs, John W, Eddy az the Country
club.
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woMAN.s CIVIC Gle

The Woman's Civic club will hold
special meeting on Tuesday. July
y. at 2 p. m. in its clubrooms. in
the Terminal Sales building, First
ave. and Virginia st. The purpose
Of the meeting is TO amend the
constitution OF the club. Members
are urged to be present.
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VIII Compliment
Ennnned Pair

Miss Helen Schwagcr, Miss Ger.
trudc Lewis and Miss Alice Freln
VIII be hostesses al the Golf club
mid summer dance on saturday eve.
ming in honor % Miss Vera Allen and
her fiance. Ensign Harold Houser.
L. s. ~. whose wedding win be cele.
brated on August >.
Twenty friends viii be entertained.
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LYRIC CLUB

The Lyric club viii be entertained
Tuesday evening. July %, at gar
aen party ut the home Of Mrs. VIII.
nam Bartee, n members OF tho clubs
executive board. Mrs. Newton 6.
ocram, financial secretary, and Mrs.
Frank !. Jackey. corresponding sec.
retary OF the club, are in charge OF
arrangements for the entertainment
ot mo guests. a picnic supper Will
NC served on the lawn at o'clock.
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Hostess at Sunset Glib

To honor Mrs. Henry Strong o.
Rochester. n. y, and Mrs. Frederick
Corsc OF New York city who Is visit.
Ing Mrs. Chester Thorne in Tacoma.
Mrs. Alexander Baltic entertained
with a luncheon OF - covers on Sat
urtay afternoon at the Sunset club.
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cor. ELLswoRrH CIRCLE

1Cl-s TIlsAo " ClNi II NAiNNL1
Col. Ellsworth circle. Ladies OF the
G.. a. r.. viii serve MONDAY home.
cooked dinner Friday, July rs. in
Veterans hall, Armory. Important
business meeting at 1870 O'Clock.
In the evening a program will be
given for the pleasure OF comrades
under the direction OF the depart
ment patriotic instructor. Mrs Lulu
Suddreth. Refreshments.
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Personal

Saturday by motor Tor Portland and
tho Columbia highway TO be gone
about a week.
Mrs. Arnold Poison. or Aberdeen
II visiting her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. II. y. Anderson.
I DR.. and Mrs. w. ". Crane. Of
/ oakland. who motorcd up last week.
arc tho guests OF Mr. and Mrs
Stuart Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. John NJ. spargur
spent the week end in Tacoma. ~
tho guests OF Mr, and Mrs. Ralph
IC Cunningham at their country place
at Lake steilacoom.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. r. Hunter vent
over 10 Victoria. u. C. for the
weekend.
Lieut.. Francis Paxton Old. who
/ Joined Mrs. Old at the summer
homo OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
IC. +. Graft. LEFT Saturday for Port
Angeles. where his ship. tho L. $.
s. Reno. is stationed.
SIR. and Mrs John u. Ferguson
and son. Esler. returned last week
from a months motor trip 10 Call.
fornia.
Mrs. S. Motealf. OF Winnipeg.
Canada. Is tho guest Of her sister
Mrs. c. l.. Lambdin.
Mrs. @. A. c. Rochester and Mrs.
Louise williams returned Last week
from a short visit in Victoria. b. c.
air. John L. Hinshaw OF EN-
porla. Kansas. IS tho guest Of Mr.
and Mrs. a. L. Spencer.
Mr.. Victor Elfendahl and two
daughters. Miss Gladys and Miss
Virginia Elfcndahl left last week
on trip TO Alaska.
Miss Helen stryker will leave
carly in August for New York. after
spending the summer with her par.
ents, DR.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Stryker.
I.
Mrs. Edward p. Jones will sail
July 81 ON the President Grant for
the Orient, TO be gone until october.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McCleIland
left today on a three months visit
In New York city.
Mrs. Harry ID. Hurley and Mrs.
Kenneth l.. Roth left Friday for 4
fortnights visit in Salem, ore.
Mr.. Talbot Campbell left Friday
for a two weeks visit in Chicago.
Mr.. Roland France left Thursday
for New York city, TO remain indefl.
nitely.
Mr.. Marco Hcidner and Mr.. VII.
liam Hammond, OF Tacoma. spent
the weekend in town.
Mr.. Fred Jacobs. who has been in
town for n few days, returned Sun.
day to his home in Portland.
Miss Jessie wishart viii leave
Tuesday ON the II. r. Alexander for
her home in Oakland, after visiting
the Misses Karla and Claire Stolten.
berg for several weeks.
Miss Winifred suhr and Miss Rose.
mary Brunn, who came UP from
San Francisco TO participate in the
tennis tournament last week, left TO.
day for their home.
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PICNIC AT Y. w. c. A.
CAMP

on Tuesday. July 22. the hostess.
es OF the Young Women's Chris.
tian association will have picnic
at tho Y. w. c. A. camp on Balm.
bridge island. Each hostess is in.
vitcd to bring n friend or two with
her. Luncheon viii DO served Mt
camp. Specially arranged program.
Boat will leave Pier at 9;3o n. M,
returning TO Seattle at $3.50.
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Mrs. Farrell
Entertaining

To honor Mrs. Roy Carruthers Of
New York city. who is visiting IA
town. Mrs. John y. Farrell viii en-.
terrain with a luncheon on Tuesday
Afternoon az the Sunset club
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RECREATION COMMITTEE

a tour OF the bathing beaches
has been arranged by Mrs. A. Rurlc
Todd, chairman Of the recreation
committee of the Seattle Council OF
ParontTeacher associations, for
Thursday, July "a. from 2 until 4
o'clock.
All past and present members OF
circle committees arc asked TO
register for the trip by calling Mrs.
Todd, BE acn.2907.R, or Mrs. George
E. Nyberg, RA nler.122O.
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HARMONY HOMESTEAD

Harmony homestead No. 1873.
brotherhood OF American Yeomen.
VIII give q social card party Tuesday
evening, July %. at $3.50 o'clock, in
". w. a. hall, 1921 Third ave.
Prizes.
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Several Seattle parties are plan
ming TO visit the Hawaiian Terri
torial fair, scheduled for October
20 20 %, according 10 Matson line
officials here. II is planned 10
develop the fair into a yearly mid
Pacific carnival Natives In costume
will portray early Hawaiian history
In a series OF pageants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-21
BETHLEHEM SHRINE
THIMBLE CLUB

Bethlehem Shrine Thimble club
Wlll meet Tuesday. July %, in Upper
woodland park for basket picnic
at Y o'clock.
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Bridge and Nah Jongg
Tea

Tho Tennis club viii have a
bridge and nah jongg tea on Fri.
DAY afternoon. July IS. at o'clock.
IN place OF the luncheon originally
planned.
Members may invite guests and
reservations should be In AZ the
club by Friday noon.
Mrs. II. J. Huston and Mrs. w.
D. Lambuth viii be the hostesses.
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ALKI REYIEW so. ao

Ak Review No. 50 Will meet Tues
day July %, at D. m, in the ]. o.
Q. +. hall. Following a business ses-
sion there wilt be a parcel post party.
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Mss Green Hostess

Mss Hortense Green was hostess
az a dinner OF ten covers at her home
on Friday evening. preceding the ten
MS hall
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WAsHINcToN cIRcLE

washington circle, Ladies Of the
.. a, r., will serve a MONDAY lunch.
con Tuesday. July %, at the home
Of Mrs. Marion Helm, 1884 Evanston
ave. All welcome. Take car No. 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-21
Campfire Notes

Councillors Miss Molly. Miss Jean
elite Miss Mal Miss Hortsuss. Miss
Katherine. Mica Jean. Mas GLADYS
Mits Winnie Mifs Mildred. Ailzs Mar
gefy Mi'a Arizona
The following Girls have earned
and donated 1900 each 10 the ship
fund recently Margaret J. Bowen,
Elizabeth Turner. Ruth Paul Pegs
AHeTy aud Beatrice Gary.
Owing 10 the fact that many of the
members q the Camaradsris group
are out Of the city. II. has been dscid
81 20 hold very few meetings this
summer. August gnd and ord. the
group IL going 20 Camp sealth FOR the
week end August 2sth they will hold
a craft meeting on the ship and Sep
TENDER Sth they viii have a csrs.
monlal on board, The ChmAraderie
group n open 10 older girls. those
completing their high school courses
being the youngest in the group.
The Wednesday afternoon meeting
Of Campfire girls IA growing more
popular A. this weeks meeting
about 20 girls took advantage OF the
instruction given In making party
fayors. Folk songs and games com.
plsted the program. Campfire girls
OF Seattle are all invited 60 attend
these meetings which are held In the
Social Hall aboard the camaraderis
every wednesday afternoon at $50
] p. m,
The following viii take rank Of
Wood Gatherers: Miss Dot. Doroll.
Park, Virginia Brock. Nancy Comp
ton, Sarah Jane Paulson. Jeanne
Tommick, HERNIA Ross. Martha
Hayes: Miss Marian and Lusll Week
take Fire-msksr rank.
PollywoEs-Betty Bogue. Frances
Haw, Margaret Burr, Violet Rhind.
Eleanor Brown, Caroline Bryant.
Helen Neil. Jean Cole, Miss Mary.
Miss Molly. Lucille lie Muster. Miss
Monte. Jean Blangy. ElEne Hanoi.
Dorothy Mahoney. Catherine Gar.
land, Auzetts Hin. Esther Jane Par.
sons. Clara Louise Smith. Eleanor
Hibbish, Irene conard. Mary Gabriel.
son, Mary LAsiter. Vera Hanna,
jeanette Davidson. Eleanor Banner,
Betty Williams. Caroline Cunneli.
Miss Marjorie. Miss Harriet Miss
Arizona. Caroline Bryant. Elsie
Fields. Martha MARION. Betty BloNer,
Ruth Glass. Hortense Harley. Crotch,
en- Cohen, Dorothy Kelsey.
Frogs az Camp Senlth are Eleanor
Brown. Catherine Henderson. Louise
schmidt. Eleanor HigEish. Mary Ser
vice .0abalson. Jane Davidson. Elean
or Dannsr. Hortence Harley. Gretch
en- Cohen. ImoKene Drubaker. Cath
crime Garland. Dorothy Malone, Bar
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CANADIAN lyoMAN's CLUB

Canadian Woman's club viii hold
a special meeting at the Federated
clubhouse on Tuesday, July e. at
p. m. All members are requested
TO attend.
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Women's Clubs
CLUBS FOR TUESDAY
WRITER'S CLUE

" II I'M N.ElI. d
The Writer'S club will meet in the
lecture room at the Y. w. C. 4. Tues
day evening, July %. at O'Clock.
Manuscripts win be read by c. Nor
man Compton. Mary VI. Haley and
Lila Carpenter Hamilton.
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places he calls "home"
Then along came little Miss Hope
Neidig, Of Plsnkington. S. D.-The
Little Church Around the Corner.
Bling! Another title gone.
The newlyweds sailed on the Lev
latham for London where shipp
thinks he Is going 10 devote a lot
OF time 10 the annual meeting Of
the Advertising Clubs OF the
World
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Idaho with the Rev r. Monros
Smoyk reading the service.
AFTER a wedding trip. Mr.. and Nrs
Ross viii make their home in Win
chester
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Ross qirbank.s NNptials

4 very pretty home wedding was
soIemnized on Thursday evening at
the residence Of Mrs Clara NJ. Fair.
hanks, when her daughter. Miss
Maude Fairbanks. became the bride
Of Nr. Ralph T. Ross OF Winchester.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-21

Marion Moth, Miss Arizona. Miss
Marian. Kate Henderson. Eleanor
Hibbish, Betty Stricken. Isabella
Slavery, Caroline Linnell and Betty
Williams.
Flying Betty Ransom, Made.
line Pless. Miss Jean.
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NEW YORK. July 2i.-Thomas
~ r. Ship. newspaperman. adj
yertising expert and publicity pro-
moter-W Washington, D. C's best
known bachelor-has lost his title.
For 50 many years that the situa.
ton seemed 10 have become perm.
anent one. Tom shipp withstood the
charms OF the fnirest daughters OF
Indianapolis. Miami. Fla, Washing.
ton and New York. all OF which
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-21
AUXILIARY TO
RAILROAD TRA1NMEN

RAILROAD TRA1NaIEN
The. next regular meeting OF the
Ladies' Auxiliary 10 the Brotherhood
OF Railroad Trainmen will be held
Thursday evening. July "a, at 1880
O'Clock, at 1916 First ave. Members
asked 10 attend.
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Entertains for Yakima
Guest

In compliment 10 Mrs. II. Dean
Guie OF Yakima. her house guest.
Mrs. f. Hester Guio gave an In
formal garden tea on Thursday after.
noon al the home az Richmond
Beach
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Strures TO Be Supper
Hosts

Mr. and Mrs Frederic strive are
extending invitations for large sup.
pcr az their homo on Friday evening.
following the horse show at the sta
dunn.
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have committed suicide by swallowing
poison.
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Frogs at Camp sealth are Eleanor
Brown. Catherine Henderson. Louise
Schmidt. Eleanor Higgish. Mary Ser
vlce.0abulson. Jane Davidson. Elean
or banner. Hortence Harley. Gretch
en- Cohen, ImoEene Drubaker. Cath
crime Garland. Dorothy Malone. Bar
barH McMichael. Caroline Bryant
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you will be glad to know that
we are selling to our readers and
the public at large a complete
game, with a book of directions
that may be easily followed and
soon teach you the simple rules.
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Miss Winifred suhr and Miss Rose.
mary Brunn, who came up from
San Francisco TO participate in the
tennis tournament last week, left to.
day for their home.
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Today's Coupon
on Page
8

Join the crowd and your game today You'll be
mighty pleased with the attractive appearance and sturdy
durability of our set.
Everyone wants to play this fascinating game, but
the high price has heretofore prevented thousands in this
city from the enjoyment of it. Hundreds have eagerly calico
upon dealers only to be informed that the average
while the cheapest around S. Our Coo set is just as
complete as the more expensive ones.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-21

Miss Jessie wishart Will leave
Tuesday on the II. r. Alexander for
her home in Oakland, after visiting
the Misses Karla and Claire Stolten.
berg for severnl weeks.
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Mr. Fred Jacobs. who has been in
town for few days, returned Sun.
day to his home in Portland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-21

Mr.. Marco Hcidner and Mr.. vii.
liam Hammond, OF Tacoma. spent
tho weekend in town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-21

1t Is a Complete
Set
LA Tiles in three
colors
100 Counters, made of
wood
a Gold Lacquered
Metal Racks for
holding pieces
2 Bone Dice
! Book of Directions
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-09-03

trict with it's many orchards and
strawberry fields. A special trip
touching in view and close observa--
ton all these sights takes over six
hours. The above is only one of sew
eral very interesting trips provided
for tourists at Victoria.
GAS this was our third trip to
Victoria we only stayed an hour and
a half, the time the boat waits for
the benefit of tourists. We left about
four-forty and had wonderful sail
of about five hours to Seattle. :.
among the things of interest on
that trip are Mt. Baker away in the
distance with its snow-capped peak
clearly seen, and the long range OF
bare cliffs along part of the shore
line not far away; both of these are
on the left as we sail toward Seattle.
Then on the right is the mountain
range in which is Mount Rainier, said
to be one hundred miles away, not
4 always visible but as the night was
clear we had wonderful view of it
as the rays of the setting sun cast
their brightness on the whole scene
''This will be my last letter as
hope to reach home September 4tf
!. and any further impressions we may
get as we move homeward through
Tacoma, Portland, Salt Lake City
/ Denver, the Garden of the Gods ane
4 Omaha will needs be given after my
i return to our home city"
A. w. Ross.