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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-28
BANKS MERGED
Dexter Horton Seaboard :
Union National Joined

Formal approval Of the merger
Of the scahoard National Bank
with the Dexter. Horton Union Ma
iiona1 hank union. VIII he made
in the next 40 days. 4 wns declared
Friday Tho latest merger IN u.
nancisl circles gives Seattle
$40. 600. 900 hank. with the scaboari
Institution 70 ha operated as an up.
town branch OF the. DexterHorion.
In addition. the now merged IS.
Enlistment Is operating two per.
manent branches. former Union
Nationni hanks. ono Ia George
town and one in Ballard.
Pending ratification by the stock.
holders. within tho today period.
the merger management announced
the transfer % Charles II Howell.
president OF the Seaboard Bank.
TO the office OF tho vlce president
OF the merger. and Frank +. Burns
vice president Of the seahoard. to
the same Office In tho united hank.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-28
Lyceum Number to
Mark Sunday Meet

Ward Waters and company. a
lyeeum attraction. will present =
musical feast az tho y. ~ c. A.
next Sunday afternoon AZ : o'clock.
II will givo character lmpsfsona-
tons. vocal. plano. whls,Ilng and
Tyipphona solos
This program IL open 20 both
men and women and Is free.
The program ~ the afternoon
will stsrt at :is with social
mixer and following tho musical
program In tho auditorium will
come six Bible classes. AZ B:ig
there will ba the friendship supper
when Arm 8. Allen. general score.
,ary OF tho H. ~ C. A.. will speak.
Tho program Of tho afternoon
viii eiose with the firesIds hour
at $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-28
TELLS OF BIZ
WAR PROFITS
Government Never Expected
Returns Recommended

WASHINGTON. March ss.-Allen
,. Pickering. an accountant with
the Central steel co. AZ plpsburs.
formerly in tho army air service.
today testified before tho senate
committee. iuqulTing into the Do.
partment Or justice. that he had IN.
vcstiga,cd the accounts Of tho stand.
ard aircraft case. In conjunction
with Castor II. Means and Capt N
l.. Seattle. former department OF Jus.
tlco dEont
He said Howard Mingie. presidon,
OF tho STANDARD Aircraft corporn.
ton. withheld the records OF tho
company from him and Means when
they wero sent 20 set tho accounts.
what ala you do In regard 20
tho caBeG'
~ recommended that several mil.
Hon dollars-I can't recall tho *.
act amoun,-should be returned 10
The government"
And what was done about itg-
So FAR az I know. no recovery
has been made"
lie sald 10 investigated the
WrlghtAlartln Aircraft corporation
pueacnbors Motors. Nordyke and
Marmon. and supervised number
OF others.
I recommended that the Wright.
Martin Co. return something ike
100000 20 tho government lie
testified "and the DuesonberE Co.
about 1900. 900"
Pickering said no had read re-.
porta on Investigations OF the Pack.
ard Motor Co. and the Lincoln No.
tor Co.
Lincoln Motors was overpald "a.
ss5. ooo,' he declared.
and nothing has been done by
the department Of justice in these
easca?'' asked wheeler.
Not that / know Of"
rs !, not truo that these ehss.
have been permitted to drag along
until tho mon who know the facts
were out OF tho service and scat.
teFedg'
That II my understanding
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-28
Enjoin Hotel Fro m
Being "Lewd Place"

The Yellowstone Hotel, i2i25 First
ave. waH permanently cnjoIned from
being operated at a 'lowd place" in
superior court decision Friday.
according 20 Deputy Prosecutor
Arthur schramm. Tho place Is one
OF moro than 80 that abatement
proceedings were brought against.
Joseph Hoealich and wife. owners
OF tho property. were fined $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-28
COP SUSPENDED
Allowed Brother in Room
While Drunk; Took Gun

patrolmhn Roy Davis. a clerk IN
ue property room ~ police head.
quarters. was Hufp,nded Tor 10 days
Thursday afternoon b. Police CHIEF
W. u, scveryna.
payiA' suspension follows the ar.
rest Of hls brother William y. pa,
ylH, a truck driver. GA a charge OF
being drunk Roy Davis 10 said 90
have allowed his brother inside the
property room Tor short period
before his arrest and q 81 also
claimed that Davis brother wah
carrying a pistol. which was being
held 40 evidence 10 "A criminal case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-28
WALSH CALLED
IN PROBE
Senator's Brother Denies Oil
Connections

WASHINGTON. March sS-In a
turbulent session OF the senate oil
COMMITTEES today. senator Thomas
Walsh. Montana. charged that SEN
ator seldcn Spencer, republican.
Missouri. n member q the commit
tee. had subpocnaed John Walsh.
bis brother. TO cast malicious Buu-
plcions upon me"
John walsh was put on the
stand before the committee today.
after Senator Walsh insisted. but
Spencer questioned him only per-
functorily. declaring he was not
ready FOR a thoro examination.
John Walsh denied that no had
any connection with any Sinclair
or Doheny oil companies or was in
any way connected with tho leases
made by Albert II. Fall.
Tho sharp conflict betwee n
Spencer and Walsh further widen
ed tho breach between Spencer and
the democratic members Of the
committee.
EDO you represent tho Mutual
OH Co." Spencer asked John
Walsh.
sNo"
what oil companies do you rep
resent7"
strictly speaking. represent no
oil company. ! do, however. repre-
sent holding company. known as
tho American Republics corpora
ton. OF which J. s, colina Is press
dent. II holds oil stocks. am
counsel and a member OF the
board"
Does tho company have any In
terest in oil leases In Wyoming
and California;"
'FNo~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-28
Home Destroyed
in Night Blaze

An oycrheatsd stove late Thurs.
day night destroyed a house at 1910
Mead st. and set fire TO another next
door. at 1914 Mead st.
The firemen were unable 20 learn
the name OF the occupants OF the
FIRST house. which was totally de.
stroyed. with a loss OF $1,000.
Tie other house, occupied By J.
II. Hopkins. was damaged about
sl00.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-28
Huge Tracts Open
to Homesteaders

WA SHIN TON. March Is
Opening OF approximately $1,000
acres of land Tor homestead pur-
poses in Montana and Colorado
was announced today az the inter-
lor department. Thirty thousand
acres are located in Pueblo and
Hucrfano counties. Colorado. and
the remainder In Teton and Chou.
team counties. Montana. All entry
petitions mus; be filed az Pueblo.
EN-service men VIII be given the
usual 9i-day preference.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-28
HEARING is SET
FOR STOCKADE
Immediate Action Is Naces-
Sary, StarwiCh Says

4 public hearing on the question
o. making am emergency appropria-
uou 90 $4,000 % build temporary
siocSadc al Foster island. 90 hous'
i26 county prisoners Who would bc
put to work CLEARING Washington
pagk. was authorized hy unanimous
vote ~ the hoard 81 commissioners
FRIDAY.
Tho park board has requested the
labor % the prisoners 90 clear the
park and assist in creation OF "a
botanical garden
Immediate action Is necessary 10
furnish additional housing room for
county prisoners, sheriff Matt star
Nich informed the hoard To build
tank In the present county jail
would rcQuim an expenditure ~
$4,000 90 accommodate 80 adj
di,.onal prisoners starwich said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-28
IN TRAIN LEAP
Seek Unknown Girl Missing
Seattle Chicago Cars

MILES CITY. Mont. March 81
Authorities were today searching
Tor an unidentified Eiri who. hppar-
entity clad IN night clothes ieapcd
thru a Pullman window Of North
crn Pacific train No last night.
II vas found the Eirl was miss
Ing when a porter noticed curtains
blowing and found tho window
open. All of the Girls clothing and
luggage were Ia tho car. shs was
about 20 years old. She had ro-
seryed tho berth from Seattle 20
Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-28
Two Conicted in
u. S. Booze Case

Edward Gay. whose trial on liquor
charges was concluded in Federal
Judge jeremiah Sctercr's court
Thursday afternoon was foun
guilty on two counts for tho posses
sion and transportation Of liquor
when a sealed verdict was opened
Friday morning. Richard Bennett.
co-dcfcndnni. was albo found
guilty on two counts, and Lillian
Gay. another co-dofcndant. was pro-
claimed not guilty. judgment and
sentence viii 10 pronounced April
lf' judge Nctcrcr announced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-28
SITUATIoN-FEMALE

UPON request wo will supply eI-
psFieureh pfiyats branch exchange
attendants; also Instructors 20
coach branch exchange attendants
branch exchange traffic problems
Call FL iot.a0Q0. Extension 2ia
The Pacific Telephone and Irle-
graph Company 1900 Third ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-28
PERSONAL
LOST AND FOUND

LOST
Ia West Seattle. white and tan Eng
Itch foa terrier email white spot
iu center % back. Answers 90
Jimmy, Reward. 1tbg ifth Ave.
"a ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-28
I FEMALE HEL.P WANTED

SHORT EtTh 60 the payroll Ahout-
hand ana tYpswr!tinE will lead the
LICE. Fifih and union. IA In
sea.
itAdIi0. piano playing taught sbt
Pine at
VIZ want hair eombings III iot.
49lk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-28
Attorneys atIaw

WI z, q RAIL-. SIS HuFks nid. s6t
3nd, All eases. fsn mod MA-7ao1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-28

STRICTLY modern. rooms. s3s.
also lurnlshcd; wonderful view.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-28

MODERN. new . rooms. S22.50; also
furnished. 1907 Market. So nsct-
0Sg1 DIVA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-28
10 FURNISHED HOUSES
FOR RENT

FURNfSHE ED Broom cottage. close
in. Phone MA in-sa5a,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-28

i-RoOM modern houss. s25. Inquire
DIG 18th ave. EA Ht-S670. Adults.
b2s lat W.-Four rooms, partly fur
nlahcd. GA rfIG-8792
, 1924-06-13

~NN% - G@+@
tot the purpose of conserving so't mois-
ture, as IS the practlce Ia me senl aria
portions nf the western United States.
Il is the belief Of the writer jaat me
long continued cane production has 70 a
more or less degree dtpIe5ed me S1il fer
tiiiry, and that this InlghE be restored
through adoption Oh the above maihoJ5.
With a mean annual racial OF 10 I0c12S'
winch the Island has, general farming
without irrigation, Il properly hahdiea'
should b. reasonably SucceSsi0l.
VALUE " lR.IGA-loG'
-. From Ia0je Oft IS seen That me
average yield OF cane Wlln)uJ lf!l2a'I4h
is aoout 10 tons per acre h2rFasleI' III
lis me statement OF the m3na@ef OF the
La Grange Sugar FACTORY nat me area
ha1 vested eaca year Is '2/o OF lne area
in cultivation; that the yield per acre
harvested IS IL 10 IL tons per acre WIZ
olt irrigation, and that win irrigation
it would be from TWO to three times ms
amoJnt; that me value OF cane IS 81 o0
p 'r t0a "lfh sugar al us average VaIue
j , cents per pnuoa; n thar IL costs
$500 per ton 20 RAISE cdae II Is
S atement OF the manager OF me West
India Sugar Factory that rOST OF the
area 10 sugar cultivation Is harvested
each year; hat the average yleId per
acre harvested IS Il tons per acre WITH
cut irrigation ana that WIN irTlga-
tiOn il would be about 80 tons; tlat
the average value or cane IS E5.UO
per ton; and that 1t would cost SUI per
a-- tA Ya5-l D. s. nAlF. tho hDgNE- void n 1
, 1924-06-13

ST. ChOI& STATION.
Paris, June 9Th. The Urucuaya0 Soc
Ger Football Team today won the OWN
pic title, defeating the Swiss Team Ia a
fast and furious battle. which was Bit
terry contested from beginning to end
and in which the South Americans fouEht
down unexpectedly sturdy opposition
while a crowd Of more than $1,000 per
sons. when filled the CJIOm5ers s1a1i-
um to capacity. cheered iranucally,
The score was 3 10 o..
st. Johns N. i. June 9th-At noon to-
day the Hickman Ministry formally re-
signed ard His ENcei'ercy the Gov
ernor called ON Mr.. ", S. Men
roe 10 form a Government. The new
ministry, as sW0ra 10 this afternoon, con
Siats Of Walter S.. AouIoe, Prime Minis
ter of Education. John f. Bennett, Col
o0ial Secretary. W. j. Higgins, JustIc
Sill John Grosbje, Finance and Customs.
W. j. WoodforT, Posts and Ielograph>.
I'll Z Other members Of the Cabinet ate
Alfred &. Morine. NJ. s. Sullivan, Rca-
ard c amm, A Gordon BraGe and Joseph
j. LOyg With the exception Of lr. Mo-
riue ali these ministers were Ell csed Tor
various districts. Mr.. 4Iorjue does not
hold q sea- in elrHPr house. bat VIII 5e
appointed to tine legislative Council.
Heads Oh Departments, who are not mean
bc1s OF the Cabjuet, are William j, Walsh
Agriculture and Mlres, Captain William
Windsor, Marine and Fisheries and I. +.
Russell, Public Work.. The proclamati n
TO- the bve elections made necessary IN
the case Of department beads was issued
this evening. The standing Of the part
les il the local assenbi' is Monroe Par
ty twenty five. Hickman Party ten and
one l~ndependant, making up the total
membership Of thittysiX seats.
Washington. June 9th-Ihe Uaited
States Government will close is books
, 1924-06-13

for this Fiscal Yea on June 30th with .
Surplus Of between $3.50. 000. GOO and tUU
0J3. 600 Director Lara of the Bldgct 81.
reau todav informed President Coolidge
Edmonton Alta, Jnne 9th dmontou
and surrounding district are threatened
with q plague Of c~aterpiIlars. Alreode
cataniIIars have appeared IN millions IS.
some parts Of The district and have s.r.a
ped rhe trees bare 81 Ine.r leaves. rhaE
covered railway tracks and c,used The
engine wheelss 10 SIP. stopping the
trains temporarHN. The pests even ia
wade the houses and make life uncomfo,
table for the dne1Iers. Farmers say the
c|aterpjI1ars have not attached the cruI
vet.
London. June IJth-(Uujted Press
London's strike Of power house en-
DIavees which tied uD the CITY SAP
WAYS. showed some Slight abatemaa;
today. although for,v four stations We're
still closed. Thousands returning Is,
work after the three dav Whitsuntid.
Holiday were obliged to walk.
BANGKOK. Siam June IUth-The Por.u-
gaesa avia,ors arrived Yesterday fr1m
k9ng0an. enrou & from Portugal toAa
Gao.
Hong Kong. June 10th. The Amer
can army around the world fiers left this
morning Tor lfaiphong, French lnd0
China.
London. June 10jh.-The Anglo Italian
experts TODAY completed their work Of
defining d new JltsaIaud frontier. A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
Workers Luncheon at
Women's UniUersity Club

Members Of tho women's Univcr.
sity club arc devoting the month Of
September TO the preparation for
winter activities, the complete pro.
gram for which will be announced
cary in October.
The only large affair at the club
this month T. the workers luncheon
and rally. planned for "wednesday.
September II. at O'Clock. An in.
yitatIon 10 attend Is extended to
any member serving on any com.
mittcc. The affair will be In the
nature OF an inspection meeting,
when plans will be made for the
coming year
Reservations should be made by
Tuesday noon, september 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
Bridal Attendants Chosen for JackSon-RiIey
Nuptials; Betrothal Announced at Tea

MRS. JOHN NAGLE JACKSON
lfl has issued invitations to the
marriage Of her daughter. Alice
Marie. to Mr. Ernest John Riley,
son Of Mr.. p. ]. Riley. OF Seattle, on
Wednesday. September II. in st.
Joseph's church. with the Rev Fa-
ther John Ntzhugh, reading the serv.
ice. at ~ o'clock Mr.. John N.
Jackson viii give his sister in mar.
rage.
Mics Lucille Bordeaux will be
maid Of honor and the bridesmaids
viii be Miss Muriei O'Neil. OF spo.
kane; Miss Lillian Mlchaelis. Of Vic.
toria. b. C.. and Mis- Angela Nc.
Leilan. Mhs Meribeth Pigott and
Miss Kathleen Donahoe.
MFR. Edward Riley viii be best
man for his brother. and Mr.. Paul
Jackson, the brides brother; Mr..
Walter Graham. Mr.. Malcolm Good.
fellow. Mr.. Harold II. Huston, Mr..
John ). Dunn and Mr.. Walter Rich.
ards. Jr.. the ushers.
Immediately after the ceremony
there vii be n reception at tho
Jackson residence 1850 22d ave. n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
Miss Margaret Coles
Enhancement Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. William s. Coles an.
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter. Margaret Glorin, to Mr..
Arthur wicks, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph wieks, Of Seattle, formerly OF
Victoria. y. G.
The news was made known this
afternoon at the charming tea Mrs.
Coles gave AZ her home in compll-
mcnt to her daughter The guests
on entering we're presented with min.
lature bouquets In the pastel shades,
which concealed the small bctrothal
cards bearing the names OF the be.
trothcd couple.
Roses, sweet peas and gladioluscs
in varying shades Of pink were the
lovely decorations.
The wedding will take place Tues
day afternoon, October Z. at O'Clock
at the Coles residence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
Personal

Mrs Tom TaEgart with her daugh.
ter. Mrs. William II. Compton. who
has been her guest for several weeks.
left this morning for Mrs. compton's
home in Chicago, where she will
visit for about month
Mrs. Abner G.. Greens,rect. with
her daughter, Charlotte. and son.
Kelvin. came into town Friday even.
ing from Port Madison, where they
have been spending the summer,
Mrs. Alison T.. Woodruff. with her
house guests. Mrs. Marcus Lyter
and two daughters, Miss Helen and
Dorothy Lyter, OF Los Angeles. left
Friday by motor for Vancouver, II.
c., TO spend the weekend.
Mr.. Robert j. Fisher returned this
morning from shor motor trip to
Yakima.
Mrs. William Michael oshea re.
turned Tuesday from three
months visit with her parents Mr..
and Mrs Robert Fowler. at Fort
Wayne. Ind. During her absence
Mrs o'Shea motored to New York
and Atlantic City with Mr.. and Mrs,
Fowler.
Mrs, Wyatt Craig louise Good.
VIM left Tuesday on the II. f. Alex.
ander for San Francisco, to join
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06

her husband, Ensign Craig. and will
return to Seattle about October /.
Mrs. William II. Bliss will sail
September l6. on the Lurline for
Honolulu, to be gone until January.
Mrs. George b. Adams and her
daughter. Mrs Hawthorne Twoms.
Icy. who spent tho summer in Cali.
fornia, returned TO town last Mon.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Denny are
receiving congratulations upon the
birth of son. September 5, at the
Virginia Mason hospital,
Mrs. John l.. snapp with her
grandson. John Leslie Briggs, re.
turned recently from months
trip East,
Major and Mrs. John Hood. with
their two sons, have returned from
a trip to Banff, Calgary and Glacier
National park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald G Waller
Uuita TedforD are receiving con-
CALCULATIONS upon the birth OF a
daughter. Donna Lou. on August 81,
Miss Roberta Humphrey will leave
September is for Washington. Conn,
to enter Wykeham Rise school.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
Service at Orthopedic
Shops

Mrs. w. w. Warren viii be hostess
for Broadway guild AZ the orthopedic
lunch room. ia Columbia st. on Mon.
day. Assisting will be Mrs. w. G.
Smith, Mrs, u. Carney. Mrs. j. w
Phelps, Mrs. +. +. Acteson, Mrs. J. j
Lathrop. Mrs. a. +, Mount, Mrs. ASA,
hel Dillon. Mrs. w. =. Fisher. Mrs
David Grant, Mrs. Miles Hardin, Mrs
a, y. Elford, Mrs. w. H. Lyon, Mra
G. L. Downic and Miss Alice Cox.
The University guild, with Mrs
II. G. McComb and Mrs. w. +. Berry
will have charge at tho Thrift shop
on Monday morning. and the Vashon
Island auxiliary, Mrs. ". Il. Miller,
chairman, will be In charge in the
.afternoor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
SERIES or CARD
PARTIES PLANNED

Robert Morris Chapter, No. 1872,
%. L. s.. has arranged series Of
three card parties Mt Norton's cafe.
terra, 1919 Second ave.
The first viii he given on Saturday
evening. September 10. at s O'Clock;
tho second on October II. and the
third on November s. a beautiful
ovcrstuffed flrcside chair will DO civ.
en- at grand series door prize. The
door prize for September 10 viii be
ono Of the Seattle Made" Bobbie
hats.
All Masons, Eastern Stars and
friends are cordially invited to AT,
tend the series.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
Assistants Named
for Tea

Miss Lucille Bordeaux viii be as
sisted Mt her tea on Tuesday after.
noon for Miss Alice Jackson by
Mrs, Raymond Holcomb, Mrs. Dom
into Brace, Mrs. Lawrence Calvert
and Mrs. Lawrence Arnold. who will
alternate at the urns. and by the
Misses Virginia sheahan. Frances
Branigan and Hcle Allen. who will
assist Virginia Dorr will receive
the cards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
Style Sholo VIII
Benefit HOSpitdL

on Thursday evening. September
II, at $50 O'Clock. an autumn fash.
ion review viii be given ut Mac.
Dougull.southwick's for the benefit
OF the Children's Orthopcdic hospital.
This Is a semi.annual affair ar.
ranged thru the courtesy.of the store.
with the hospital board acting as
patronesses.
A group Of the younger set who
win model include the Misses Olive
Leonard. Jane Perkins. Janet and
Clair sheahnn, Loyal Treat Alice
Holes Alice Blake. Bcrnice da Ponte,
Dorothy Campbell, Amy Mundny and
Mrs. Lacy Hofius.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
Luncheon VIII Be
FnreWeLL Commitment

Mrs. Barden. wife OF Col. william
J. Burden, and Mrs Fisher. wife OF
Lieut.. Col. Robert Il. Fisher. will
entertain al luncheon on next Fri.
day afternoon az the Sunset club In
honor OF Mrs. Gamborg. Andersen.
wife OF Col Carl Gamborg. Andersen.
u. s. NJ. c.. who will leave shortly
for their new station at Guam.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
Miss Katherine GoodtUi,
Will GiUe BridQe Tea

To honor Miss Ruth Joslyn, who
vii return shortly to college at
Corvallis. Ore, and Miss Jane Bliss
and Miss Katherine Bacon. who are
going to Honolulu. Miss Katherine
Goodwin will entertain with a bridge
tea at her home on Friday after.
noon. September IL.
Six tables will be in play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
DATES
TO REMEMBER
sFPTENBER s.

MONDAY. SEPTEMBER s.
Miss Naleria PiEotts luncheoa
the Hotel Washington IN hen" :
Miss Alice Jackson.
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER o. !.
Mrs. n. n. Merrilrs luncheoa
honor Mrs. Francis II. BFeN..
aud Mrs. Waiter oakes, al ho1,
Mrs. Theodore overs lunches, n, :
the Rainier club In honor OF - -
Alice jackson !.
Mrs. william Michael o'SheAs -
ionEg party at home. a.
Miss Dorothy Aliens luneheoa =
Miss Jane Bliss at home.
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 10
The marriage OF Miss Ruth fIiss -. :
Mr.. Elmer sstterbcrg. at tea 49,.
OF her parents. Mr.. and MIS- -
Garland Price. at $3.50 o'eioe1
Mrs. L. c, Bates luncheon n he..
OF Mrs. Marcus Lyter OF Los =
Eelos at home.
Mrs. William Michael sae..
bridge tea at home in eonphasss,'
to Miss Elizabeth Brown OF =
Paul. at home.
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER Ii :.
Mrs. Alison Z. woodruffs Tea
Mrs. Marcus Lyter, at home, ~
until o'clock.
Miss Angela MeLeRn's tea 10 -, :,
pllmeut Miss Alice jackson :
home. from 4 until o'clock
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER IL i.
Mrs John GIN Matthews ", :,
give bridge tea and shower =.
Miss Alice jackson at the ~
OF her mother, Mrs Z, u. hsi..
Dinner dance at the Seattle i'A.
club.
SATURDAY., SEPTEMBER Is a.,
Miss Maudc Maepougalls e..
aud kitchen shower for MISS :
encc Packer at home.
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER Is !,
Miss Merlbeth Gorbers iunehe'., ",
the Tennis club for MISS
jackson.
THURSDAY. OCTOBER -
The marriage OF Miss fleas.,
Packer 20 Mr. Henry Ross NJ. Il,
at the Alpha NJ Delta s0''H'
house at $3.50 o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
Luncheon Compliments
BettY Fetter

MISS Roberta Humphrey enter.
tnincd with luncheon OF twelve
covers today ut tho Rainier club for
Miss Betty Fe,ter. who. with her
mother Mrs. Harvey J.. Fcttor. has
just returned from the East
Friday. Miss MARY Collins gavo a
luncheon at the Tennis club In com.
plimont to Miss F'etter Twelve
guests were entertained