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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-11-16
Continued from Yesterdays Starr

The admiral ceased to smile. He
revealed something Of the rage that
had eaten into his brain. You do
not understand" he said. ut Is that
] treat you English hereto dogs just
as you English hereto dogs have
treated Spaniards upon the seas
you robbers and thieves out of hell!
1 have the honesty to do 1t in my
own name-but you, you perfdious
beasts, you send your Capt Bloods.
your Hagthorpes and your Morgans
against us and disclaim responsible
ity for what they do. Like PLATE.
YOU wash your hands" He laughed
savagely. LET Spain play the part
of Plate Let her disclaim respon-
sibility for me. when your ambassa-
dor at the Escurial shall go whining
to the supreme council Of this &C: Of
piracy by Don Miguel de Espinosa.
Capt Blood and the rest are not
admirals of England.' cried Lord
Julian.
Are they not? How do l know?
How does Spain know? Are you not
liars all, you English heretics?'
sir" Lord Julian's voice was
harsh as a rasp, his eyes flashed.
Instinctively he swung hand to the
place where his sword habitually
hung Then he shrugged and sneer-
ed: "Of course" said he, ut sorts
with all l have heard of Spanish hon
or and all that l have seen OF yours
that you should insult man who is
unarmed and your prisoner"
The admirals face famed scarlet.
He half raised his hand to strike.
And then, restrained. perhaps, by the
very words that had cloaked the re-
torting insult. he turned on his heel
abruptly and went out without an
Swering.
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| board, as 4 preliminary to maneu-
vering for q less impossible position
Of attack. At that very moment the
Arabella seemed to explode as she
swept by. Eighteen guns from each
Of her tanks emptied themselves at
that point blank range into the hulls
Of the two Spanish vessels.
Half stunned by that reverberating
thunder and thrown off her balance
by the sudden lurch of the ship under
her feet, Miss Bishop hurtled violent
ly against Lord Julian, who kept his
feet only by clutching the rail on
which he had been leaning. Billow-
ing clouds Of smoke to starboard
blotted out everything. and its acrid
odor. taking them presently in the
throat, set them gasping and cough
ing.
From the grim confusion and tur-
moil in the waist below arose a clam
our OF fierce Spanish blasphemes and
the screams Of MANNED men. The
Milagrosa staggered slowly ahead,
gaping rent in her bulwarks; her fore
mast was shattered. fragments of the
yards hanging in the netting spread
below. Her beak- head was in splint-
ers and a shot had smashed through
into the great cabin, reducing it to
wreckage.
Don Miguel was bawling orders
wildly. and peering ever and anon
through the curtain of smoke that
was drifting slowly astern, in his
anxiety to ascertain how it might
have Jared with the HidAlga.
Suddenly, and ghOstly at first
through that lifting haze. doomed the
outline of a ship; gradually the lines
Of her red hull became more and more
sharply defined as she swept nearer
with poles all bare save for the
spread of canvas on her spirit
Instead of holding to her course, as
Don Miguel had fully expected she
would, the Arabella had gone about
under cover of the smoke, and, sailing
now in the same direction the
Milagrosa, was convergiRg sharply
upon her across the wind, so sharply
that almost before the frenzied Don
Miguel had realized the situation, his
vessel staggered under the rending
impact with which the othe~
hurting alongside. There was rat
tie and clank OF metal .,,....
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1ady's brave calm conquered at last
by horror, SO that she reeled therc
sick and faint
Soon. however, the rage of that
brief night was spent. They saw the
banner of CASTLE come futterfny
down from the ms; head A bucca-
neer had slashed thr halra~i with his
cutlass. The boatGe.e we. in pos
session, and on the upper de = groups
of disarmed Spaniards sto, huddlnd
now like herded sheep
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1t pays to read the mt columns
The Star. Hundreds 81 situations ~.
obtained through therG
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Continued in Tomorrc : starr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23
Rail Brotherhoods
Indorse La Toilette

SAN FRANCISCO. July 23.-The
presidential ticket OF LaFollette and
wheeler was formally Endorsed by
representatives OF 81 local chapters
Of the big four" railroad brother
hoods. comprising 10000 men, In the
biennial conference OF those unions
here yesterday.
The conference unanimously
adopted the platform agreed upon
at Cleveland by the conference for
progressive political action. The
brotherhoods announced thru their
state representatives. present that
they would cooperate with the state
federation OF labor ind the farmers
union in supporting the independent
ticket.
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Parties Planned for
Horse Shoe

Am1ns the numerous dinners. sup
p,r ana box parties planned for The
horse show This week is one TO hs
given by AR and Mc. James b.
Hoee at their home "Sunnycrest.
On THURSDAY, the opening might
Mr and Mrs Thomas Bordeaux
will entertain eight guests at their
home the same evening, later with
their guests going ON Go the show
on saturday evening AIR and Mrs
Ctleu BaiIlarsron will have "A small
dinner at the University club before
the show and following the Hor,
show that night Dr. and Mrs. Rich
ard W Perry will entertain inform
sly at supper 90 their home.
Mr and Mrs Donald Barnes, Mr
and Mr.. James q Eddy % Everett
Mr.. and Mrs Robert = Greer, and
Mr.. and Mrs James Macfarlane viii
have a box q the Horse show on sat
urday night preceding which Mr. and
An. Barnes viii have "a small dinner
at their home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23
Service at Orthopedic
HOSpitdI

The Queen Anne guild. with Mrs.
John stockton as hostess. win direct
the service % the Orthopedic Lunch
Room on THURSDAY Assisting viii
be- Mrs. X Knox Roberts. Mn. a. II.
fiankins. Mrs. $. b. Carter Mrs. j.
~ Kane. Mrs. c, II. Lilly. Mrs.
Andrew NJ. Thomas. Mrs. J. @. Ten.
nRnt. Mrs Albert Daub. Mrs. J..
Mitchell. Airs Walter Henry. Mrs
NJ T. Wells. Mrs. Aston @. Hole.
Mrs ". w Reid. Mrs r. a. Church.
IN. Mrs. Henry waechter. Mrs s. l..
Jordan. Miss Hazel waechter. Miss
Irene stanch and Miss Margaret
Strauss
The Mount Baker Park guild. with
Mrs Calvin Han and Mrs. !. VI. Jen.
sen. will lie In charge at the Thrift
shop on Thursday morning. and tho
North End guild. with Mrs. II. O..
IInnawali. chairman. on Thursday
afternoon.
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Brde-Elect
COMMUNICATED

Mrs. George +. Smith. Ir.. enter.
tanned with four tables OF bridge and
tea at her home this afternoon IN
compliment 10 Miss Connie Martin
whose wedding 10 Mr.. Harry W.
Newman Will take place August 60
Mrs. Frank Richardson Pierce. Mrs
X. c, schluss OF Tacomn and Miss
Trnla Martin assisted
Mrs. Schluss has planned a picnic
supper az her home. 'Wiidaire." on
Lake Steilacoom. Friday evening for
the pleasure OF Miss Martin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23
INTERESTING PROGRAM
ANNOUNCED

aAHfafff =. ~ M
Tho household administration de.
partmont Of the Womana Century
club announces It's program for the
year beginning In september
The department viii meet every
wednesday at 1880 O'Clock Mrs. d.
N. Stone IS the chairman; Mn. J ID,
Curtis. vice chairman. and Mrs. VIII
linn Elliott. secretary and treasurer
The study will be subjects Of Interest
In the home. such az china. silver,
die, and health.
The proFmm follows:
September 10
- General History o. Chius " are.
Mlss IaycFEue Woodward discussion
Timely Recipes for New islltss. Con.
serves and Relishra. Hostess. Nra.
October =
'wraEv GOD and Ills Imitation" Mra.
Aifnon Allen. "Dist and Health. AFa
Henry Hit:man. Hostess. Mrs william
Elliott
Historic China Of the Colonies Nra
W. j. blackwell; Nutrition. Miss
Keshne. University 81 washington. Hos.
tess. Mrs. =. ", HeianSrt
December
silver, brass and Pewter" Mrs WIZ
liam Elliott. Christmas Daiuuos. rinb
members. Hostess. Mira r, =. Wshwyef'
January 10
white House China Mrs, Emma Is
Riurhart, birth Control" Hostess. Mrs
Henry Blttmau.
February II
American China" Mrs. y, w hcfi,
Ir The Care Of tho Skin and Hair.
Mrs u. 81. stone. Hostess. Mrs. 6 ~
Wintsrmute.
Glass" Mrs. ~. ). CarriEan; Eating
--yitamlncs." No host,
April
French China" Mrs. J, ID. Curtis
Keeping Physically TN" Hostess, Mrs.
Emma X Hinshart.
May II
"oricntai China" Mrs. Blake Mills.
',Frsah Air and How 20 uss II" Hos.
toes, Mrs. vs.. j. Blackwell
Mrs. Henry nIttmau, leader OF health.
September "a
II. n. As day at the club. Colonial
and Modern Gardcna."
SCHUBERT CLUB
The Schubert club will meet at the
summer home OF Mrs. George u.
Gray on Friday. July 70. Take 1913
ferry at Lcschi for Medina.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23
Big Game Hunters
Ready for Wrangell

Frank G. Baldwin OF Frcderlcks.
burg. Va. WIS az the New Washing.
ton hotel "wednesday awaiting The
arrival OF Milton u. Modary OF Phila.
delphia. with whom he plans 10 take
"a today hunting trip on Wmngull
mountain. the big gamo hunters par.
adiso In inland Alaska He will 70
armed with an assortment Of guns
and a special permit that viii enable
him 70 exceed the game bag limit.
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Personal

Mr ANA Mir It IcmiruE ana Sir.
aud Mr D. Toup.u of Montreal anr
h'INeAhAs
Mr and hrs Cameron Squlu ~
Portland vill arrive ihh Urrk Goo yIF.t
MW John Collins and Mr Catherine
un' 'i'N' vac '1al wee" .'hH s' Lake
''N'''
Dr. ana Mra, Stevenson smith who
have been ln Honolulu for The past
year. are expected % return on
',''a u.' 1T. ',i,''i i'-. ',N ,N
II '''e "' '"' ''''''''''' '' ~"
~
Mn. Agnes behr just lrft last
VIII ''''''''N "i''' September 10
Miss Florence Furlow OF New
York. rs expected 20 arrive nCzt
week 10 visit Sir, and Mn Evan
~ MUCufu IT FOR about Ia Wffk.
Mr. aud Mrs N ErkInc Camp
he'll, who have been motoring up
Hood Canal and la Southern Wash.
inEton for "a fortnight, returned this
week
Mr.. De Loss Smith, dean of mus,
Ia al the University uf Montana,
and Mrs Smith arc ON "a short
visit TO Seattle and are guests at
n the A-HFfnbIv hofsI
Mrs loan OBHsp OF AfipBe5pollz
who gpcnt tbe mat week I'm town
~ IN. su.,t ~ ,uas Afsry n pc.
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Threshing Outfit
DESTROYED in Fire

WALLA WALI.A. July a. The
combine on the farm OF Ben Groto
and tho entire stationary ihrcshlng
outfit ON the Jerry Becchinor farm
were destroyed BY fire yesterday.
Tho one was started by hot box
and tho latter by exploding smut
on the Grotc place 40 acres OF
standing grain was burned, and on
tho Bccchlnor farm 1000 sacks Of
grain wcrc charrcd.
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Luncheon for Miss TIqtar

Mrs. Howard u. Taylor viii on.
terrain with q luncheon OF fourteen
covers al the Sunset club on Thurs
day afternoon. July 81. as welcome
10 Miss Jane Truax. who recently r..
turned from abroad. Nah jongg will
be played later at Mrs. Taylor's
home
Tuesday afternoon Mrs Taylor
was hostess AZ a luncheon given az
The women's University club. honor.
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Civil War Heroes
to Bury Comrade

Veterans Of the civil war were to
pay their last respects to Edgar
Charles kilbourn, 70. at his funeral.
to be held AZ o'clock Wednesday
afternoon, from the Butterworth
mortuary. Itilbourn. a veteran OF
stephens Post No. l. G. 4. r., died
at his home. $50 University Way,
last Sunday.
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Ten Dance Postponed

The tea dance az the Tennis
club planned Tor Saturday, July
IS. has been postponed on account
% conflicting with the Horse show
and the midsummer dance az the
Golf club.
At the bridge and NAH jongg
dance on Friday afternoon. the
Misses Neva Douglas. Mary Collins,
Betty Fetter. Helen Ainsworth and
Anne Nicholson will assist
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Mrs. Ferguson
COMMUNICATED

MIS-. r. u. Merrill entertained
with a luncheon az her home this
afternoon. as compliment 90 Mr..
Archibald Hin Ferguson. u Hong.
kong. who IS visiting her mother.
Mrs. William Hunter McEwan.
Mr.. and Mrs Merrill viii be din.
ner hosts az their home on Thurs.
day evening before the Worse show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23
Yisitor Is Complimented

HonorlnE Mrs s, p Marllng Of
kamloops. b, C., who has been
visiting her mother for tho past
three weeks Mrs, Edward Poepcl
entertained with a beautifully up,
pointed luncheon az her home. s65S
Meridian ave. ON Tuesday after
noon
Last "Wednesday evening Miss
Harriet schumacher was hostess at
dinner In honor OF Mrs. Mnrling
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23
Stolen Car Proves
to Be Bad Company

Roy Hiobel. %, was arrested Tues.
day night BY Patrolman ~ +. An.
derson and II. II. Scbcnick at 10th
ave. y. and Denny Blaine park.
where tho police say he was in pos.
session OF an auto previously stolen
from J. d. Farrel. Hiebcl was being
investigated by detectives Wedncs.
day.
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w. c. n. u.
HOLD INSTITUTE

The King County institute OF tho
w. G. r. u. was held in Renton on
Tuesday, July 22, ut the Methodist
Episcopal church, with the presi.
dent, Mrs. Mary l.. stillwoll in the
chair.
Mrs. Lillian Nanny. state super.
intendent; Mrs. Y. IT, Wiley county
superintendent Of Christian citizen.
ship; Mrs. Allie Methven. formerly
state president OF Eastern washing
ton. and now resident OF Seattle,
gave interesting talks. Mrs. Sadie
Ellis. press correspondent. gave her
report. a reading was given by
Mrs. Ada Gum.
The county convention VIII be
held in Seattle. September 4 and 6,
ut the Green Lake Congregational
church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23
La Follette's Name
Okeh in All States

WASHINGTON. July 23.-Tochnl.
cal obstacles that for time threat.
oncd TO block national campaign
for election of the In Toilette.
Wheeler ticket, have virtually been
overcome.
Managers OF tho Independent
campaign today took steps TO In.
sure voters in every state an op.
portunlty TO cast their ballots for
tho republican independent leader
and his democratic independent run.
ming mate in November.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23
Sorority Luncheon

Delta Gamma sorority will enter.
tain with a luncheon. followed BY
bridge. on saturday afternoon.
August .. al the womcn's University
club. For reservations call Mrs. Ivan
Talbot.
An Invitation Is extended TO soror.
ity members and visiting Delta Gam.
mas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23
43 Miles an Hour
Too Fast; Jailed

Charged with speeding 40 miles an
hour along Fourth ave. s., about mid.
night, r. u. Page. 10, was captured
after chase by Motorcycle officer
Van Gllmour and taken to the city
Jail early Wednesday morning, The
youth was held when he failed to
most sac bail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23

+. coram, ~. at 18th ave and King
ST., carly Wednesday Coram had a
large quantity OF tobacco. cigars and
cigarettes in his possession. accord
ing to Detectives Frank DuCett and
Tom Hayden.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23
Luncheon at Tacoma
Home

Mrs Mitchell Charnlgy viii enter
tain with luncheon al her homo In
Tacoma on Tuesday afternoon. July
20, In honor Of Miss Vera Allen,
whose marriage % Ensign Harold A.
Houscr. L.. $. NJ will take place on
Saturday evening, August :.
Miss Aliens bridal party viii be
inctuded among the guests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23

For the pleasure Of her little
aaughirr Achst Jane, and small
son Walter, Jrr Alrs Walter Moore
VIII entertain "a group 90 cisbt
children az luncheon on saturday
afternoon, preceding the Horse
show
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23

Mf ana Mro. Harry 4. ostrandsr
viii entertain with a supper az their
home on saturday night following
the horse show at the stadium.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23
Plans Bridge Tea

Mrs Sinclair Cannon has Issued
invitations 90 bridge tea on Thurs.
day afternoon. July "a. az the
ornccu' club az the Puget Sound
Navy Nurd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23
Get Suspect for
Market Robbery

Investigation OF The looting OF the
Rainier Meat h Grocery Co. store
two nights ago. led to the arrest OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23
Women's Clubs

park on Thursday. July a. Dinner
viii be served at O'Clock. Coffee
and cream win be furnished by the
club. Members and their families
invited 20 attend.
RECREATION COMMITTEE
OF PIT. A.
a tour OF the bathing beaches
has been arranged by Mrs. a. Ruric
Todd. chairman Of the recreation
committee OF the Seattle Council Of
Parcnt Teacher associations. for
Thursday. July "a. from until 4
o'clock.
All past and present members OF
circle committees are asked TO
register for the trip by calling Mrs.
Todd. BE acn.2s07.R. or Mrs. George
T.. Nyberg. RA nier.1220.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23
AUXILIARY TO

NEAIILE TDoI, NO. 10
The American Legion auxiliary TO
Seattle post. No. is, VIII meet at
O'Clock Friday July %. in the club.
rooms at the new Arctic hotel.
Delegates at the state convention
Of the American Legion auxiliary. TO
be held August 2S. 20 and 30. In
Walla Walla, WIN be elected at the
meeting. and regular business will
be transacted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23
Enhancement Announced

Mr. and Mrs. Max Joseph an.
nouncs the engagement Of their
daughter. Julia, 20 Mr.. Morris
Schwartz No date has been set
for the wedding.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23
AUXILIARY TO
RAILROAD TRAINMEN

INC next regular meeting OF the
Laules Auxiliary to the brotherhood
~ Hallfoad Trlnmen viii be held
puispay evening. July "a. at 1880
O'Clock, at 1915 First ave. Members
asked to attend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23
r =. o. TEA
WASHINGTON HIVE,

washington hive, No. o.. Ladies'
o. the Maccabces. will give a card
vary at the home Of Mrs. Van
Jorder, 1909 ~ AND ave. on
Ihursdsy evening, July "A, at $3.50
o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23
RAII.AItp
PAM CIRCLE,

lie Darling. we may have to
wait a year
Shc-Nevcr mind, We may not
love each other then. - Boston Tran.
script.
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ALPHA xI DELTA

Members Of the Alpha Xxi Delta
viii meet at the women's Univer.
sity club for ! O'Clock luncheon
on Thursday, July "a. For reser.
yations call Miss Adelaide Fischer,
RIA nier5255.
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Haio-I understand he commands
IA good salary.
BROWNIE. he merely draws it
his wife commands it.--London
Answers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23
ELDERBLooM CLUE

EIderbloom club viii hold pic.
alg az Woodland park. Thursday,
9uy 81 at II q. N. Members OF
,he Borrowed Time club are Invited
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Seattle Society
Edited by Lillian Keen LeBalster Telephone MA 10000
ASSistsnt-Frances Oldham
MuSic-Louiso Raymond Owens
raciSco Is Feted; Dinner

mE Miss Dorothy Taylor. who has
Just returned from Boston.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23
ADDITIONAL CLUBS

LADIES OF THE
GOLDEN NORTH
The Ladies' of the Golden North
win give card party on Friday
July Is. at p. m, at 1o231z First
ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23
CLUBS FOR THURSDAY

GENERAL LAYTON CIRCLE
General Lawton circle, Ladies' OF
the G. A. r. will give "a silver tea
TO honor the department president.
Mrs. Cassea Osborne. on Thursday,
July n, at the home Of Mrs. Ella
Merritt. oil Coryen Court. Take
car No. 70 Thomas ST.
SEWING CIRCLE
The Sewing circle Of Ionia chap.
ter. o. +. S.. will have "A picnic
at Madrona park on Thursday.
July "a. at 1880 o'clock.
VERSE WRITER'S
Seattle Verse Writers will meet
in room 506 at the Y. VI. c. a. on
Thursday. July "a. at p. m. Miss
Jean Lambert viii talk on The
Dietion Of Contemporary Poetry
BASKET PICNIC
The Women Of Mooseheart Legion
win hold a basket picnic at Mount
Baker park on Thursday. July "a.
Bring own cup and plate.
r. z. o. TEA
Local, unafnliated and visiting
members o. the T. +. o. sisterhood
will'be entertained at tea Thurs.
DAY afternoon, July "a. at O'Clock.
at Frederick & Nelson's tearoom.
the hostesses viii be the presidents
OF the different chapters.
They are. Mrs. G.. u. VI. Pratt,
Chapter A; Mrs David Allen Sci.
bert Chapter G.; Mrs. a. c. Hansen.
chapter "; Mrs. s. G.. Graves,
Chapter A c; Miss Della Henderson,
Chapter A o. and Mrs. Harvey N.
Ault, Chapter b y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23
JORIC SOCIAL CLUE

Dorlc Social club, o. T.. s.. viii
U''s US annual picnic at Woodland
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PICNIC DINNER
University lodge No. iti. +. and
A. 81. and University chapter No. SO,
10. =. s.. VIII have a joint picnic on
Saturday. July 20. a. Raycnua park,
Dinner viii be served NJ =. m.
BALLARD
W, Z. T. L..
Ballard W. c. r. 4. will hold i,1
annual picnic on FRIDAY. July 90. at
10 o. IN. az Woodland park,
PALM CIRCLE,
Palm circle. Ncis'horn Of Wood.
craft. viii hold iia annual picnic az
woodland park Thursday. july ~
Coffee VIII be served az i2 noon and
p. m. Bring your own small coffee
pot. Games and gports will be en-.
ioyed IN the afternoon. Neighbour
and their children welcome.
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SCHUBERT CLUB
The Schubert club will meet Mt the
summer home OF Mrs. George r.
Gray on Friday. July 20. Take 1915
ferry at Lcschi for Medina.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23
VERSE WRITER'S
BASKET PICNIC

The Women OF Mooseheart Legion
win hold basket picnic at Mount
Baker park on Thursday, July a..
Bring own cup and plate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23

Nlr ana Mn NJ tcm.ruE and SIR
aud Mn D. Toup.u of Montreal are
ihs FuertH ~ Mr ANA SIN Joseph
Bordeaux.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-23

Dr. ana Mra Stevenson smith Wbo
have been in Honolulu for The past
year. are expected % return on
August Q Dr. Smith hus been Boo
struotng az tho University or Hu
wall
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Mr ana MrE Cameron sqmn 81
Portland uill arrive ihia urrlt Geo yiFit
SIN John Collins and Mr Catherine
Dol'Ina Mmr collins and MiH Col
uns HpCnt tho last weekend st Lake
Crescent
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SEWING CIRCLE

The Sewing circle Of Ionia chap.
ter. o. +. S, will have "A picnic
at Madrona park on Thursday.
July "a. at 1880 o'clock.
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Alrs. Anna siobold Is entertaining
as her house guests Mrs. W. y. Nor.
ton OF Superior Ariz. and Mr. and
Mrs. ~ J. johnson and children OF
Los Angeles.