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The Delta independent., 1924-01-18

Mr.. and Mrs. John Owpel and son Of
Midway, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Craig.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Rogers and fam
lily spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Owen Lattimer, Hotchkiss.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Crib and Mrs.
Joe Leitzinger were Delta shoppers
Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. Paul Shields and
Dorothy, and Mrs Worthy Russell
spent Monday in Delta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Roberts and Mr..
A. ]. Hadley were dinner guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. Worthy Russell Friday.
The officers of the Rogers Mesa
Farmers Union entertained the Off
GERS of the unions from Cory, Cedar
edge, Delta and Paonia at luncheon
Friday, in the church basement.
Matt Bryant and family of Hotch-
kiss spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Max Scott.
]. ]. Williamson and family spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G.
Scott
Little Andrew Linn, Jr., who is sick
with typhoid fever, is reported scme
better.
Grandma Butts is real sick with an
attack of appendicitis.
The Modern Woman's club will
meet January oath at the home of Mrs
c. ]. Lawlor
A number Of the neighbors and
friends OF Mrs Robert Craig met st
the home OF Mrs. Worthy Russell, on
Tuesday, and spent the day helping
her with her sewing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rupp Cnee Florine
Mnler) are the parents of a baby boy
born January Sth.
A number of the young folks Of the
Mesa have organized debating class
under the management of Mrs. amb'
din. They have named themselves
the Midnight Owls" They meet on
every Wednesday evening at the low
er Rogers Mesa school.
Mrs. II. c. Marshall purchased sew
eral fine Holstein cows from Mrs II.
F. Ruble
Mrs. c. ]. Lawlor entertained a
number OF Hotchkiss ladies Tuesday
afternoon at l o'clock Nah Jcngg
luncheon.
Messrs. P. P. Slack and Worthy Rus.
sell leave Sunday for Denver to at.
tend the State Farmers Union con.
yention.
Mrs. Florence Brooks is visiting
relatives at Cedaredge.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoskins were dinner
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Coutts. Sun.
day.
Mrs. Davies is sick with diabetes
The Delta independent., 1924-01-18

Mrs. Clifford Beckley was return
ing passenger to Grand Junction Mon
day after brief visit with home
folks.
Tom and Laurance Adams, who
were called here by the death of
their mother. Mrs. Walter Adams, last
week, left Monday for their homes at
Los Angeles and Venice, California.
DR.. A. H. Stockham left Monday
evening for California to spend the
remainder Of the cold weather months,
alternating his time between La Jolla
and Whittier.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Crouch left the
first of the week for Omaha, Ne
braska, where they expect to remain
for an extended visit with their
daughter, Mrs. H. o. Mowry and fam
lily.
Lawrence Mathers, who has spent
the past four or five months at On
tario, California, returned home on
Tuesday.
]. w. Storment of Austin was a
business visitor to the county seat the
first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oren Beck of Hotch-
kiss were guests of relatives here the
first of the week
e S. Mayo was returning passen-
ger from Milton, Utah, Saturday. his
destination being Crawford, where he
expect to make his home.
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Pea Green Notes
= . . . - - y = -

The next meeting Of the Commun-
fty club will be with Mrs. BRYAN
Fisher.
Mrs. Taylor, superintendent OF Mont.
rose county. visited the Pea Green
school last week.
While herding cattle Harlem Scarf
cts horse fell on him. breaking his
leg. He was taken TO the Delta hos
pital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newt Marchbanks
gave dance last Saturday night. hav-
ing large crowd. All nejoyed fine
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Dickerson invit-
ed the following families to take Sun
da dinner with them: Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Ray. Miss Mckinney, Bessie
Boyer, Emmett Boyer, Opal Ripple, Joe
Dobbin, Alma Dobbin, Ruby Ray and
Delmar Seabaugh
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FRUITLAND

Mr.. and Mrs Will Roe and o. c..
Strumbaugh, brother of Mrs. Roe,
were guests for the day in the Jesse
Pratt home Thursday.
Messrs. Critchlow and Will Roe will
leave today for Denver with three car
loads Of cattle. They will take in the
sights of the stock show while in the
city.
Mrs. Glen Davis received a tele-
gram on Monday from Los Angeles
informing her that her father, Mr..
Sylvester Ford, had suffered a stroke
of paralysis and there was no hope
for his recovery.
Letters received here recently
from Mr.. and Mrs. Robley Mead,
state that they are nicely located
in the Junction and Robley has en-
loyment in the railroad shops.
THE SILENT PARTNER" at the
COLONIAL THEATRE next wednes.
day and Thursday and learn salu-
tary lesson in economy.
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HO.ehkIss Hob School Items.

The athletic coaches OF the North
Fork Valley met at Hotchkiss We'd
nesday afternoon to settle the quest
ion Of team weight.
The Hotchkiss girls have added an
other scalp TO their collection by win
ming from Paonia last Friday night,
with the walloping score of ~ to l6.
Both of the boys games were won by
Paonia The lightweight team beat
Hotchkiss by narrow margin. while
the score for the heavyweights was IS
to II,
The Delta independent., 1924-01-18
TEXAS COMPANY CLOSES
LARGE ENGLISH CONTRACT

The Texas company, producers of
Texaco Petroleum Products, has just
added an important link to its chain
of gasoline distribution in Europe. The
company, through its English subsidi-
airy, The Texas Oil Company Ltd,
has closed a contract with the Nation
al Fuel Oil company whereby the lat
ter organization will distribute Texaco
gasoline through its extensive facili-
ties in England.
Deliveries will be made to the Port
Of Thames, Haven, England, in The
Texas Company's own tank steamers.
The Delta independent., 1924-01-18
Clearance Sale

Auctioneer Henderson will hold a
clearance sale OF live stock about the
10th OF February in Delta. Parties
interested in this should list stock as
early as possible, as first listed will
be first sold.
SIC J. S. HENDERSON.
The Delta independent., 1924-01-18
Mrs. Paul Dunn Returns.

Mrs. Paul Dunn and little son, Paul
Jr, were arrivals from Boulder Tues
day afternoon where they have visit
ed for the past several weeks.
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Sunset Club Has Interesting Program
Planned for June; Breakfast at Home

GLOW Goes 1t With the Arts
II win be the subject Of an ad-
dress by DR.. Frederick Morgan
Padeiford. at the Sunset clubs first
program in June. on Wednesday
afternoon. at . O'Clock. Mrs VIII
lam Leonard Eaton and Mrs. Theo-
dore Halter viii be the hostesses.
The regular business meeting OF
the club. in connection with lunch
con. will take place on Wednesday,
June IL. at 1880 o'clock.
On June IS. at 2 o'clock. the
birthday luncheon followed by an
Entertainment is scheduled. Host
fsses for the afternoon will be Mrs
Harry whitney Treat and Mrs j
D. Farrell.
Mrs Charles Il. Patterson and
AIrs. George NJ. Horton will be the
Possesses for the musicale planned
for Wednesday afternoon, June 25
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Personal

Mira. Eliza Ferry Leary returned
Friday from n visit OF several weeks
IN Washington. d. c. She was &C.
companied on her return BY Mira,
NJ. w Glenn. OF Albany. Ca. who
viii bo her house guest for some
time.
Mrs. Edwin s. Hoagland and son,
hir. Dwight Paul. and Miss Lucille
McRao. motored down Thursday
from Vancouver. y. C.. and arc
guests at tho Hotel Washington
over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. NJ. Smith left
Friday by motor for Portland. TO
spend the weekend.
Mr.. Humber Fothcrlngham re.
turned Thursday night from a
weeks business trip in Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Packer arc
spending the weekend in Portland.
Mrs. i. II. Inickorbockef is the
guest OF Mrs. o. j. C. Dutton until
next week, when she will leave for
the East TO join her daughter. Miss
Marion Knickcrbocker. who will
graduate from Smith college in
June. Later they will go 70 Los An.
gcles 10 join Mr. Kniekerboeker and
make their home.
Mr.. John Dudley Roberts left Fri.
day for Portland TO meet Mrs. Rob.
erts, who has been motoring in Cal.
ifornia with her sister, Miss Muriel
Under, and brother. Mr.. George
Lindcr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin A. Strout
Jr.. arc being congratulated upor
tho birth OF daughter, May 25
at tho Virginia Mason hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs Gilbert Skinner lcf
Thursday on their yacht, Winifred
for Vancouver. Il. G., 10 remain
over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Williamson
who have been guests at the Hote
Washington for several days, lef
wednesday for their home In Bur
llngame, Cal.
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Pretty Wedding
SOlemnized

Tho marriage OF Miss Luccna Al.
len. daughter Of SIR. and Mrs.
Eugene Castle Allen. OF Wallace
Idaho. 10 Mr.. Kenneth Hudson
Swain. son Of Mr. and Mrs. A. +.
Swain. Of Seattle. was celebrated
Wednesday evening at the Chi
Omega Chapter house. with the
service read by Rev. John d. Ne.
Lauchlan.
The bride. given in marriage by
her brother. sfr. Earl w. Allen.
was very lovely in ivory crepe
georgotte, embroidered In pearls.
over ivory satin. Her long tulle
veil. bound with circlet OF orange
blossoms md lilies OF tho valley,
formed tho train. Orchids and
Ophella, rosebuds. showered with
lilies OF the valley. we're her flowers.
Mrs. Robert Lee Allen. as matron
Of honor. wore orchid and roso.
shot taffeta, and the three brides
maids, Miss Margaret King. Miss
Gael Murphine and Miss Ruth
Allen, wore gcorgette froeks. Miss
Kings was Of coral and cream lace,
Miss Murphine's OF violet and Miss
Aliens OF almond green and silver.
Mr.. Allan Grant was best man
and Mr. Robert Allen. Mr.. Emory
Ringstad and Mr.. Carroll Woods
the ushers. Preceding tho ceremony.
Mr.. Frederick Bethel sang AT
Dawning." accompanied by Miss
Helen wilkins.
a reception followed the cere.
mony. Assisting we're tho Misses
Evelyn Stanley, Florence Rutschow,
Marianne Slipper. Katherine Hahn,
Thelma Wright. Gertrude Wicker
and Helen Baker.
Mrs. Swain wore for travelling
a tallleur Of navy blue charmeen,
a gray taffeta cloohe and orchid
coraage
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Closes VIII Continue

The Interlaken guild Of the or.
thopedlc hospital will continue It's
nah jongg classes thru the summer.
with the first meeting IN June, TO
be held on Wednesday afternoon.
June 4. at o'clock. at the home OF
Mrs. u. NJ Tandbcrg. 2tto Calhoun
st.
Mrs. Leslie Knight, who recently
returned from n motor trip 10 Cali
fornla, VIII again BIO In charge oil
the instruction. Reservations may
be made by calling CA pitt 4tf2.
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read by tho Rev John ID. Nc.
Lauchlan OF ST. Marks Episcopal
church, in the presence Of the Inn
mediate families
Tho bride viii be attended by hoI
sister, Miss Margaret Herman, as
maid of honor. Mr.. Clarence Peter
son, brother OF tho groom, will be
bost man. An informal reception
viii follow tho ceremony.
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FRUIT AND FLOWER
MISSION CIRCLES

The circles OF the Seattle Fruit and
Flower Mission will meet with the
following hostesses Thursday. June 5:
Alki Circle with Mrs. Alexander Mes
ter. to0t Beach drive, at 1850,
Hunts Point with Mrs. Carrie Coe'
Hunts Point, ut 1880 o'clock.
Junior Circle with Mas Helen simp-
son. ssi3 Bella Vista, ut IL o'clock.
Mount Baker with Mrs. Relniel Z.
Becuwkes. $500 ssrd s.. Mt 1850 o'clock~
North broadway with Mrs, L. Ny
Brown, 1917 18th =. Sewing at lp'sV
cards ct / o'clock.
Queen Ammo Circle will hold the last
meeting of the year at the home OF MIS-
Geo. y. Southland. at Three Tree Point
on Thursday. juno 10.
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Mrs. StruUe to
Entertdin

Mrs. Frederic Strive is entertain.
ing with a breakfast OF twelve COW
crs at her home on next Monday,
In honor OF Miss Eulalie Merrill,
whose wedding to Mr.. Corydon
Wagner, OF Tacoma, will take place
June Z. and Mrs. William @. Hub
hard Betty MerrilD. Of Chicago.
who is visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Merrill. at the Golf
<.lt,h
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Entertains for
Kentucky Visitor

Miss Mary Elizabeth sweeney on.
tertained with five tables OF bridge
at her home this afternoon In com.
pliment TO Miss Betsy Bennett. Of
kentucky, who is visiting her uncle
and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs u. $. Nc.
Cord. Additional guests are invited
Tor the tea hour.
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DAY NURSERY
ELECTS OFFICERS

AsACSio VI i1EINC
The annual election OF the Seattle
Day Nursery association was hsss
Thursday. May 20,
The following officers were choso
TO serve for the ensuing year:
President, Mrs. David Grant first
vice president. Mrs. Walter Henry
second vice president. Mrs. l.. Q. Gil
man; third vice president, Mrs, Henry.
Broderick; fourth vice president, Mrs'
j. II. Quick; recording secretary, Mrs
Alison II, Woodruff: corresponding
secretary, Mrs. II. {. Force; treas
urer, Mrs. II, A. Krull; membership
treasurer. Mrs. u. G. Bates; members
at lnrge. Mrs. G. A. c, Rochester,
Mrs. Il, j. Huston. Mrs. l.. H. Men
dali; trustees, Mr.. Walter Fulton
Mrs. A. II. Anderson. Mr.. Lawrence
Colmun, Mrs. ID. II. Skinner.
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Luncheon VIII Welcome
Mrs. Learn

Mrs. Daniel s. Kinney will enter.
tain with a luncheon OF twenty.elght
covers at her home. on Thursday
afternoon, June 5. as welcome 10
Mrs. Eliza Ferry Leary, who recent.
ly returned from a visit in wash.
ington, d, C. Bridge win be the lat.
er diversion,
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Small Luncheon for
Miss Fnrrnr

Miss Nellie Felger will be hostses
at Il small luncheon at the Sunset
club on Wednesday afternoon OF
next week. in honor Of Miss Mildred
Farrar. who will arrive Monday to
be the guest Of Miss Emily Jerome
until after the Hulbert.Jeromo wed.
ding. on June IS.
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Miss Herman WiH
We'd .J1lne 18

The marriage OF Miss Elizabeth
Herman, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
u. l.. Herman. 70 MIR. Maurice
Peterson, aon of Mr.. and Mira.
Charles Peterson. Of Hoquiam, will
tnko place Wednesday, Juno rs. OF
high noon at the residence of tho
brides parents. The service viii DO
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MILITARY WHIST ARrY

Arrangements have been completed
for military whist party 90 be given
by American Legion AUXILIARY 10
Rainier Noble Post. No. i. on Wed.
nesday afternoon. June Z. at the lie.
gion clubrooms. New Arctic hotel.
500 Third ave.
Reservations may be made with
Mrs. Henry Smith. BE acn.O56o: Mrs.
NJ. l.. ong. EA st.7os3, or Mrs. Nella
w. Hurd. MA in.3l53. Play will be.
gin at . o'clock.
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quested to notify either Mrs. Ida
Svendgard. Mrs. Marie Case or Miss
Nellie Hans. all reservations must
be in the hands OF the COMMITTEES
not later than June s.
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Thrift Shop Service

The Laure'hrrst Guild. with Mrs.
Charles T.. T. sowle and Mrs. Quinn
Smith, win be Ia charge at tho
orthopcdlc Thrift shop Monday
morning. and the University Guild
with Mrs. &. n. Corbltt and Mrs.
w. II. Richards In the afternoon,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-31
MYRTLr cHAprER. 10. IS

Myrtle chapter. No. as, and IonIa
chapter. No. ia, o. l.. s.. will meet
in joint session Monday evening,
June 2. at S o'clock. in Masonic
temple. Grand Mntron Marion V.
Sparkling win be the official visitor.
Ionia chapter viii exemplify the
work.
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Entertain for
Wedding P1Ttu

In compliment 10 Miss Eulalie
Merrill and her fiancc, Mr.. corydon
Wagner and their bridal party, Mr..
and Mrs. Leo Black entertained
with picnic near American Lake
today.
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Bridae Tea and Shower

Miss Muriol Tanner Is entertain
Ing with a bridge Tea and shower AT
her home on Saturday afternoon,
june II, In honor Of Miss Mildred
herman. a June brlde-clect.
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Bridge Luncheon
Hostess

Mrs. wedell Foss is arranging n
bridge luncheon for sixteen guests
at her home for Friday afternoon,
Juno 9.
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BIRTHDAY LUNCHEON

Gen. George Washington Circle.
No. 80. Ladies' Of the G. a. r.. will
celebrate It's fifteenth anniversary on
Tuesday. Juno 3, at Veterans hall.
armory. Luncheon at noon. An
comrades welcome.
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Mckinley CIRCLE

William Mckinley Circle, Ladies' Of
the q. A. r.. will serve the regular
home cooked dinner at noon Wed.
ncsday, June !. in Veterans hall.
armory. Business meeting at 1880 p.
m. Cards In tho evening.
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Music
Graduating Recital

The graduation recital OF Dorothy
Hopper. n piano pupil OF Calvin
Brainerd Cady. will be given In the
Cornish Little theater. Monday. Juno
?. at $50 p. m. The program fol
lows:
Prelude and rugus. W. T. c. Blk.
:. No. IL ..................... Bach
Pastoral Sonata op Beethoven
'GaSotte" ...............-.... Worth
'.impromptu" .................. Garfield
Crap shooter ....................L ans
''Romanee" .................. La Forge
'CEardas .............,.... Maepoweh
Romanccs. op. Is. :. .sehumann
Three preludes ..................Ch Chopin
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GREENWOOD o. E. S.

SOCIAL CLUB
The Greenwood O. II. s. Social club
viii meet In Greenwood Masonic
temple Thursday June 3. from 1880
n. m. to y, m Luncheon nj I
o'clock. Members arc requested TO
be present as important business ia
to como before the club.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
HEBREW BENEVOLENT

HEBREW BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY
The Seattle Hebrew Benevolent so.
cieiy win meet Wednesday. June 4.
at 2:sO p. m. at Temple dc Hirsch.
The business viii include the final
reading and adoption OF revision OF
bylaws and constitution. A social
hour will follow.
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TUESDAY CLUB

Tho Woman's Tuesday club will
meet Tuesday. June ,, at p. m.
with Mrs. p. j. Aaron. 20o4 E. Lynn
street.
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Women's Clubs
CLUBS FOR MONDAY
woMAN,s cENTuRY cur

woMAN's CENTURY CLUB
The French department OF the
woman'a Century club will meet
Monday. Juno ,. at IL O'Clock. for a
picnic luncheon at the home OF Mrs.
Henry Bittman. 4625 Eastern ave.
The meeting IN for the purpose OF
discussing plans for tho ensuing
year and organizing junior class
Those wishing to join are invited TO
this meeting. Arrangements for the
picnic may be made by calling Mrs.
Bittman. ME lrse.o2s7.
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CARD PARTY

Myrtle Chapter, No. as. o. E. s..
will give a card party Saturday even.
ing. June Z, at $40 p. m. at Wings
cafeteria.
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cALEtDH CLUE

The caleidh club will meet Tues.
day. June 3. at p. m. nj the home
OF Mrs p. f. Harris. ZIG 10th n.
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HORTICULTURE SOCIETY

The Rainier Valley Horticulture
society will hold It's regular monthly
meeting in the branch library. Rain.
Ter and Alaska SITS. Monday evening.
juno 2. Mt o'clock. Mrs. Herbert
Gardner. president OF the society, in.
vites members TO bring flower speci.
mems.
Prof. Il. w. Goodner OF the Uni.
versity OF Washington and Col How.
ard Hanson from the Chamber OF
Commerce will DO the speakers OF
tho evening.
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R1nnI.EY AUXILIARY

iNibobtst Ao-NilslAhi
Ridgley auxiliary will meet We'd
nesday, June 4, at Mount Baker
Park for IL o'clock basket lunch.
SEATTLE SOCIAL CLUB O. Il. S.
Seattle Social club. o. Il, s., will
meet Thursday. June 5. with Mrs,
Mary j. Myer. at Medina. Mem
bors will take own basket lunch.
silver and sugar. Cords win follow
the luncheon. Take 1880 o'clock
ferry from Lcschi, Transportation
tickets may be obtained from the
president and secretary of the club
at tho dock. Eastern Stars and
friends invited.
NATIVE DAUGHTERS
Princess Angelina parlor, No. 2,
Native Daughters OF Washington.
will hold their regular meeting on
Friday evening, June G. at s u. IN.
at the club rooms at the Y, w. c.
a. Tho old board of trustees will
meet and audit the books and tho
new board of trustees will meet and
elect their chairman. Tho differ.
ont committees will meet and mako
their plans for tho summer months.
All members intending to attend
the grand parlor banquet are re.
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woMANs EDUCATIONAL
CLUB

CLUB
The Woman's Educational club
win meet with Mrs. w. r, Smart,
at Lake City IKE nwd.2529. R.1l.
Saturday, June Z, leaving Seattle
at II n. m Book review; Mem.
bers OF the Family"
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PALM CIRCLE NO. &c

PALM CIRCLE NO. &C
Palm Circle No. CO, Neighbors OF
woodcraft. will meet Monday even.
ing, June 2, at o'clock. at odd Eel.
lows hall. 10th and u. Pine 81.
SEATTLE wOMAN'S CLUB
Terminating year OF progressive
club activities, the Seattle Woman's
club will hold its last meeting OF tho
club year Monday, June 2, at y. M
at the Federated clubhouse. Follow
ing the reading OF the annual reports
and the clearance OF final business
tho chief feature OF the meeting will
be the annual address Of the retiring
president. Mrs, j. @. Baker. and the
presentation of the gavel TO the new
president. Mrs. II. G, Mngrnth.
The program will include the fol
lowing numbers
Voice
MAY Morning" ....n.t...,,. DonEa
"Now Sleep tho Crimson Potals"..
..ss.s4ts.4tssssssst tsss.,.ss gutter
Mrs. James a. Richards.
Mrs. Florence u. Smith ut the plano,
Readlnga-aolectod
Mrs w, q. Martin.
The music department of the clul
will meet Monday at II n. m. Mt tn,
clubhouse, under tho direction Of
Mrs, Florence u. Smith. The clyi,
department, under the leadership Of
Mrs Helen N. stevens, viii meet al
the same place at l2 o'clock.
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ZETA PSI MoTHERs' CLUB

ZETA PSI MOTHERS CLUB
Zcta Psi Mothers club will hold
It's annual meeting and election of
officers at Ravenna park on Friday.
June 9. The meeting will be called
promptly at 4 p. m. and at $3.50
o'clock picnic supper will be served
TO all Zetn Psi boys and their fathers.
Members are invited to attend and
bring cups, knives. forks and spoons
for their own families.
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l.. o. L. CLUB

Z. Q. E. CLUB
Tho regular business meeting OF
the l.. o. II, club will be held Tues.
day. June 3. at p. m. ut the Elks'
club.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Williamson
who have been guests at the Hotel
Washington for several days, loft
wednesday for their homo In Bur.
llngnme, Cal.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-02

the Chicago district were shattered.
Permits issued Appropriated S3iO.-
100000 for Chicago and suburbs, COM
pared with about S227 600, 900 in the
prior banner year of 1922.
Despite the tremendous building
boom, big strides must be made to
keep pace with the great growth in
population. Chicago is grazing the
100000 population mark, and its
home, commercial and industrial hous-
ing facilities are not adequate for con-
venience and comfort. The committee
feels that it has big purpose to full.
fill in 1924. and is counting on the
support IF all interested in the welfare
of the community.
The committee in 1923 placed in va
rious branches OF the building indus
try, more than $4,000 workmen, bring
ing the total for two years up to ST.
coo. A local dealer points to Chica-
go as n fair index to the building sit
nation in all the large centers and ex-
presses the opinion that San Antonio
will be no exception. There is not the
least indication here of slump in
building but on the contrary 1924 is
expected TO be the largest year in the
building history Of the city particular
~ in homes.