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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-01
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
FEDERATED, CLUBS CLOSES
YEARS WORK

FEDERATED CLUBS CLOSES
YEARS WORK
AZ the meeting OF the Federation
OF womcns clubs, held Monday at
the Federation club house. tho Fed
Grafton voted unanimously 10 send
n letter Of commentator 20 Mrs,
Henry Iandos. acting mayor. for
the position shs has taken in tho
recent police uphcaynl.
At this session OF the organiza.
ton. which will be tho last until
fall. Mrs. II. Il. Maltby. retiring
president. installed tho newly elected
officers. They included. Mrs. W T..
Barnhart. president: Mrs. Frank
Ballainc. second vice president. Mrs.
ID. a. scibert. corresponding sccro.
tary. and Mrs. j. Hide Smith. Gus.
todian. Mrs. Maltby was presented
By the federation with beautiful
vase. as a mark OF appreciation for
her two years faithful service.
4 motion was mado 10 tho effect
that all clubs send 10 the treas
urer Of the federation. Mrs. ]. L.
Mcpherson. s cents per capita. to
be applied 10 the maintenance fund
Of General Headquarters. located nj
Washington, d. c.
Various chairmen's reports were
given at this meeting, They Included
the account OF the recent art tour
and exhibit which was conducted By
Mrs Il. b. Dudden, chairman OF the
art department On October 81 this
exhibit viii again be held nt the
Ambassador hotel In Los Angeles.
Other reports were given By Mrs.
Frank Bailaine. chairman OF the
motion picture committee. Mrs w.
Il. Barnhart told OF child welfare
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Club Viii Picnic at
Country Home

The most important event on the
July calendar for the women's Uni
versity club Is picnic on Wednes-
day, July .. al the country home Of
the president, Mrs. Frederic Hail
White, at Agate Point.
For the monthss OF July and
August summer luncheons viii be
given at tho club by the following
sorurities:
July II. Chi Omega; July IL.
Kappa Delta; July Is. Zeta Tau
Alpha: July II. Delta Zeta: July
10. Alpha Chi Omega: July "a.
Kappa Alpha Theta; July IS. Alpha
III Delta; July 2s, Phi Mu; July
y. Alpha Delta ri.
August ?. Delta Gamma: August
.. Alpha omicron Pi; August 10.
Kappa Kappa Gamma; August Is.
Alpha Chi Omega; August 81. Delta
zeta; August %. Alpha Delta ri;
August 20, Gamma Phi Beta;
August 30. Sigma Kappa
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Orthopedic Lunch and
Thrift Shops

The University guild viii be In
charge at the Orthopedic lunch room
on Wednesday. with Mrs. Florence
". stun as hostess, assisted BY Mrs.
William Berry. Mrs. George Ainslee.
Mrs. l.. c. Bankson. Mrs. c. y. Bal
lard. Mrs. Charles w Carkeek. Mrs.
Fred warde. Mrs. II. r. Hoffman,
Mrs. Amy Smith. Mrs. l.. d. Ryus.
Mrs. NJ. w. Petty. Mrs n. G.. Stiles,
Mrs. J. F. Sullivan. Mrs. william
Nightingale. Mrs. II. r. Parrnlee,
Mrs VI. -. Hnyre, Mrs. Robert Nc
Comb. Mrs. Iva Watson. Mrs. C. r..
Ruggles. Mrs. James Thompson and
Mrs. William Dow.
The Thrift shop will be In charge
OF Mrs. George III. Quinlan and Miss
J. Bancroft for Queen Anne guild on
wednesday morning. and Mrs. Fal.
con Josiin and Mrs. A. NJ. Price for
Capitol Hill guild, on Wednesday
afternoon.
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y,HE marriage OF Miss Dorothy
L Twins. daughter Of Mr. and Mr'.
Henry Clarke Ewing and MT Arthur
Ru,lsy Parsons son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Isaac Brown Parsons, OF Sacramento,
vas solemniEci last evening AZ the
home OF The brides parents. with the
rev. Hueh Elmer Brown. % Evans.
ION. IN. formerly u Seattle, reading
the service. at $50 o'clock.
The bride was ycry lovely IN her
weAaing gown % white embroidered
orranaie and net combined with flot
I,ce over a white satin slip, The veil
~ tullo which formed the train was
wrcathed IN orange blossoms and her
bridal bouquet was OF sarienias, lilies
oftAe valley and white orchids, show
cred With the valley lilies,
Mrs. Arthur tAiimer, the matron
n honor. and Miss kathryn Arm.
strong. Of Oakland, the maid OF hon.
or were rownei alike IN ccru lace
ana embroidered net. with touches OF
powicr blue In the soft sashes.
Mrs. Iatimcr carried yellow rose
bs,as. gold pansies and yellow orchids.
showered with the pansies and Miss
Armstrong; flowers were blue
dslphlnium. yellow orchids and blue
pansies. with the pansles FOR show.
erS.
DR.. Charles b. Fowler OF Oakland,
was best man. and Mr. Bernard
Fotheringham. Mr. Henry Clarke
Ewing. Jr. Mr.. Jack okell. OF Oak.
land, and Mr., Wallace Gilman, of
Tacoma. the ushers.
Before the service Mrs. David Nor.
gan Roderick sang "ChRnson a
Amour by Homer. with Mn,
RruuSsals c. Beck accompanying on
the harp. and Mr. Robert Turner and
Mr.. Theodore Turner on violin and
piano.
Mrs. Ewing wore black beaded net
trimmed with ostrich and a corsage
Of orchids.
Mrs. Parsons was gown d In ecru
lace and powder blue net.
The ceremony took place In the
drawing room before an altar gar.
landed with ropes OF smiiax and cius
ters Of cream sweet peas against a
lattice background OF cream swec,
peas. There were wall pockets OF 81
Joseph lilies and long slender spires
o. blue delphinium high on the walls,
and turnout the other rooms OF the
home there was a suggestion OF au
tumn in the warm tones OF gold. gel
low and brown. developed with calce
olaria plants. gaillArdia. coreopsis and
salmon ciarlia. and In the arch Of
reddening maple vines. which led
from the street down the flower
hOrdered walk to the entrance OF the
house.
A reception and supper followed
the ceremony.
Mrs. Parsons travelled In tile-col
orcd charmeen with touches Of brown
and beige. a beige coat and a small
hat OF brown and beige braid.
Mr.. and Mrs, Parsons left fol
Banff and Lake Louise on their we'd
ding trip. and viii be al home In Sac
ramento after August IL.
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Entertaining at
Luncheon

Miss Nellie Felger Il entertaining
with a luncheon on Thursday at
tho Sunset club for the pleasure
OF Miss Ann Crais OF Long Beach,
who is spending a fortnight as the
guest OF Miss Helen Fay. Covers
viii be placed for twelve,
Miss Craig win be Joined by her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. John r,
Craig. later. and they viii make the
trip thru Glacier National park.
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iIRLs' SERVICE LEAGUE
SONS AND DAUGHTERS
OF NORWAY

Sons and Daughters OF Norway
VIII celebrate the fourth Wednesday,
evening. July 2, in Norway hall,
boren and Virginia, with a dance
lot members and friends.
"wednesday evening, June rs, a
business meeting was held by the
Daughters Of Norway. a report was
gwen by the delegates from the
convention which was held in this
clty, June 20-2i. The newly elected
oliicers Of the grand lodge arc as
follows: Grand president, Mrs.
cara Larsen, Tacoma, reelected /;
nce president, Mrs. Malfrid Bayson.
oakland, Cal; Judge, Mrs. Aalbu,
,sa'tle, reelected; secretary, Mrs.
~ N. Nelson, Seattle, reelected /;
treasurer. Mrs Jenny Olsen, Ia
coma chaplain, Mrs Dagny Dahl,
portland Ore; marshak Mrs Olga
anderson. stanwood; trustees. Mrs.
=. Naess, Astoria; Mrs. NJ. Johnson,
1u''e. Mont; Mrs. Marie Gundcr-
sen, Tacoma.
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SHOE BUCKLES
Shoe buckles with bead or silk
fringe that falls over the vamp are
a novelty in slippers.

Eyeglasses are now sold at the
Burnett Jewelry Store on terms OF
dollar down and dollar or SO n
week. DIR. Taylor, one of the lead
ing authorities on Vision in the
Northwest, is Director OF optometry
for the Burnett Jewelry Stores thru
out the Northwest. A consultation
incurs no obligation. Burnett Bros.
900 Second Ave. which is between
Madison and Marion streets. - Ad-
vertisement.
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work thruout tho state and OF the
baby clinic week. recently held In
this city. Miss Henrietta Mills spoke
Of tho city planning system and re-
aucated all those who could, 10 at.
tend the meeting which win be held
in the council chamber OF the
County city building on wednesday
afternoon. at ? o'clock.
Dr. Roberta wcimcrFord and
Mrs. II. r. Maltby gave reports OF
the General Federation convention.
held nj Los Angeles. and Mrs. W. T..
Barnharf. a report Of the state con
ven,ion. recently held ut Pullman
Wash.
The annual lawn fe,e OF the fed.
Grafton viii be held on the lawn OF
Mrs. Eliza Ferry Lcary, ON July 81.
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Luncheon and BRIDGE

Mrs Ben II, Palmer viii give a
luncheon OF twelve covers on We'd
ncs,iay at Frederick s Nelson's. in
honor OF her sister. Mrs. Terrence
Beck, OF Portland. who Is her guest
for several weeks, Later the guests
will SO TO tho Palmer residence for
bridge.
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Yrs. Price to Entertain

Mrs. John Ewing Price has planned
two lnncheons for next week. the
first to be given on wednesday
afternoon, July .. in honor OF Mrs.
Harry o. Penlck. Of New Orleans,
who has recently come to Seattle TO
reside, and the second affair on
Thursday afternoon. July 10, win
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(Advortlsomcnt)
CLIO -GL AN
BRINGS RESULTS
BEAUTY is ONLY GAINED THROUGH HEALTH

Had worked as secretary for sew
eral years, constant grinding soon
took the bloom from my checks and
got me in n rundown condition, un-
I'll I was Just skin and bone. and n
sight to look at. But Etill young in
years, but felt years older physically
and mentally. ] gave UP hope Of
ever enjoying my food or over get
ting well. just too tired TO even 40
out I looked downright old and
homoly the more powder and rouge
/ used the worse / looked. Every
one who saw mo knew was n
hopeless case. In an evening gown,
found myself uncomfortable, alone
md embarrnssed--wa so unhappy
and had no ambition to move around
and enjoy the beautiful things in
life. But someone who was years
older and looked twenty and active
ms n child Of sixteen. told me about
the wonderful discovery CLIO
CLAN" SO about month ago /
purchased one bottle. Am now on
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Mrs. BduSmldH Hostess
No Luncheon

In honor OF Miss Emily Dclhridge
Greene. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Remington Greene. of Amster.
dam. \. A., who are spending tho
summer Ia the city. Mrs, Frederick
Bausman viii be hostess az luncheon
on "Wednesday az the sunset club.
Invitations have been confined 20
the younger set.
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man

man.
February--Mrs. C. Danger. host.
cas-; Mrs. j. S. sullivan, director;
topic, Chadwick Footo and Dudley
Buck
March-Mrs. Carl Smith. hostess;
Mrs. Kathryn Markham, director;
topic. American Women Compos.
crs."
Aprii--Mrs =. e. Harris. hostess:
Mrs w. II. pIttwood. director; topic.
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LINGERIE BLoUsEs

Lingerie blouses are embroidered
and pIped with color and worn with
flannel skirts Of the wrap-around
type.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Moore and chill
dron returned last week from tho
East. Mrs. Moore and children have
been visiting in Arkansas and Kan.
sas City for four months. and Mr..
Moore joined them recently.
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Personal

Personal
Mr and Mrs Charles ~ Farrell
and Misc Sarah Farrell eit Mon.
day for Lake chelan. 90 remain f0r
the month Of July
Mr.. and Mra- n. H. Stowe. Of
Spokane. arrived today by motor 20
visit FOR two weeks with their SON
lnlaw ana daughter. Mr. and Mrs.
g. A. Wendlcr Mra Fred W.
plummer and her niece. Miss Doris
Barber. OF san Francisco. viii ar
rive Friday 20 ho Mr. and Mr..
wendlera guests.
Nr ana Mrs. II. A. CARRIER are
home from an extended irip East
/ Mrs. r. o. Morrill, ana little
daughter Patricia. Of los Angeles.
are tho guests OF Mrs. Morrll'a par
cnts. Mr.. ana Airu. J J. Wolfe. for
the summer.
Mrs. y, Is Wrestling and daugh.
I ter. Miss Francesca Wrestling. viii
go over % Crystal springs Friday
10 spend the Fourth and the week,
end with Dr. and Mrs. "a. II,
uowen.
Mr and Mrs. T. e. AT win spend
the Fourth and the following week
with the boy Scouts, az Camp Par
sons on Hood Canal
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Owens mo.
torcd homa Sunday from Vancou'
Yer. u. C.. where they attended the
golf tournament.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. David. with
their daughter Mlss Geneyleyo
| David, Miss Eleanor Bmnigan and
Mr.. and Mrs. \ y. Galloway, Will
motor 10 Seaside. Ore. Wednesday,
TO be gone for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Hubbard
and Mr. Lewis Terrell. who have
been In Vancouver. u. C.. for the
golf tournament have returned
home.
DR.. and Mrs. c. a. wintermutc
VIII spend the Fourth and tho week
end at Big Four Inn.
Mr. Walter Harvey. Jr,. who spent
last week as the house guest Of Mr.
I Greene King in Vancouver. u. C,
returned TO town on Friday.
Miss Beatrice and Miss Edith Lee,
Of Portland. who have been the
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
, owens for week. returned Sunday
10 their home
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Jerome
with their house guest. Mrs. A. b.
Smith. Of Oakland. left this morning
to spend few days In Victoria,
B. c.
Mr.. william Frank Wright left 10
day on the II. 4. Alexander TO ioln
his neither. Mrs william Hammond
Wright in san Francisco.
Miss Olive Leonard. Miss Jane
] Perkins and AIr. Russell Perkins mo
torcd home Sunday from a few days
/. visit in Vancouver. u. C.
Miss Edith Anne Allen and Mr.
/. Stanley Allen. Jr.. ere spending the
summer with relatives In san Fran
. cisco.
Mr. Samuel A. Martin has returned
from trip to Europe.
Mr. and Mrs. Niles Trammcll spent
the weekend in Vancouver. y. c.
Mrs Philip wcycrbacuscr with her
little daughter. Ann. OF Occur
|. d'Alene. viii arrive Wednesday TO
visit her mother. Mrs. George
WALKER until after tho Eyman.Bol'
com wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick NJ. Hubert
emily Jeromcl have returned from
I their wedding trip and are the guests
I OF Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Jerome for
+ a few days before going 10 their home
0 in Everett.
!. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Moore and chill
/ dron returned last week from the
i East Mrs. Moore and children have
been visiting in Arkansas and Kan
!, sas City for four months. and Mr.
i Moore joined them recently.
j, Mrs. Edward Lowell Dale will
}. leave July for her home in Hy
C der. Alaska, after visiting with hol
mother. Mrs u. G.. Celleyham. 10
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Mira W. Stanley Allen will enter
tain with a small nah jongg lunch
con al her home on "Wednesday
afternoon
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Mrs. Edward Lowell Dale will
leave July for her home in n.y.
der. Alaska, after visiting with her
mother. Mrs. U. G.. Celleyham, for
several months.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick NJ. Hubert
Emily Jeromcl have returned from
their wedding trip and are the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Jerome for
few days before going TO their home
in Everett.
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Women's Clubs

LADIES OF GOLDEN NORTH
The Ladies' of the Golden North
will meet Friday. July 4. at 8 p. m.
at 1891 First ave.
HELPERS CLUB
The Helpers club Of Aloha Chap
ter, No. 11s. o. r. s.. will hold a
picnic at North Green Lake park
on Wednesday. July 0. at / p. m.
Bring lunch for each one and also
hot dish or cake. Take Green
Lake car and get off at BOWS
landing.
ALPHA GAMMA
DELTA PICNIC
Members of Alpha Gamma Delta
sorority will hold its annual sum
mer picnic Wednesday, July 2. at
the home of Miss Elma Hawkins on
Mercer island.
MYRTLE CHAPTER,
%. II. 8.
myTllt tUhUltlt W. IL 90 B'oh ''e'
irons and assistants, for the coming
bazaar, win meet Wednesday, July q,
at 1890 a. m, with Mrs. NJ. v. Eddy,
1870 goth ave. A definite date for
the bazaar viii be decided upon.
Take Yesicr car.
IONA SOCIAL CLUB
Ionla Social club will meet at Ma.
sonic Temple, Wednesday, July 2. at
2 D. m. Whist viii be played. All
members and Eastern Stars invited.
MTssoULA CLUB
The Missoula club will meet with
Mrs. George Kennett, at Crescent
beach, on wednesday, July 2, at 1
p. m. Mrs. james Walker and Mrs.
Ward will assist.
LUNCHEON AND CARDS
Robert Morris chapter, No. 1o2.
o. y. s., viii have luncheon, fol
lowed by cards. at the homo OF Mrs.
s. Walters, S2i Ravenna boulevard,
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BLACK MILAN

The hat OF black milan with a
black velvet brim and velvet ribbon
is very fashionable for midsummer.
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NECKLACES

A necklace Of artificial pearls and
emeralds with a long pendant Is a
very attractive accessory for sum.
mer frocks.
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Washington Composers
May-'play Day" with Mr.. II. C.
Pigott and Mrs. Lloyd Beckett in
charge.
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Miss Dorothy El0ing Has Charming Home
Wedding; Summer Home to Be Scene

honor AIRS. Fred Remington Greene.
" Amsterdam. y. y. who IS In town
FOR the summer months,
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my second and my friends can't get
over the change that has come over
mo both in looks and pcp--am full
OF life and feel as well as | did at
eighteen years. My nervousness Ia
all gone, color In my cheeks, and
my skin is as clear and pink. and
enjoy my meals ana sleep like a
baby. II seems Ms though fairy
had made me all over In such
short time. Al the present time. am
Manager at tho Butler Hotel Cof-
fee Shoppe." which | never dreamed
was able 10 do month ago. After
all what good are clothes and posi-
tlon II ono has lost their health and
charm. so | for one can thank GLO-
CLAN for Drinking me back to
beauty and health which | thought
were gone forever. which was my
greatest regret before using GLO-
CLAN for gas and indigestion.
(Signod) Mrs. Nellie Hildebrand.
Butler Hotel
Ell lot-5t0o, Room 603.
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CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY
CAME. r. y. OF a.

VI.IslPIC GIMP, r. y. OF a.
olympic Camp, No. 1919, Royal
Neighbors OF America. will hold a
business meeting. Wednesday. July
. at 8 p. m. in A. o. u. w. hall,
1909 Ninth ave.
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HARMONY HOMESTEAD

Harmony Homestead No. i7t3.
brotherhood Of American Yeomen.
viii hold its regular business meet
ing followed by memorial services
on Tuesday evening. July !, at
1921 Third ave. All Yeomcn IN
viicd.
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Mckinley circle Ladies' OF tho q
a. X. will meet "wednesday. July ?.
at =, M in Veterans hall Arm
Org. The circle viii hold social In
I the evening.
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Miss Felicite Oglesby,
member of one Of Illinois
most prominent families, has
announced her engagement to
Count Aiesdndro Cenci Be-
lo0netti, of Rome. The ned
ding OiH take place in Rome
in July. Miss Oglesby's
father iOas at one time 0ov-
ernor of Illinois, and her
brother, John G. Oglesby,
ioas acknowledgements in
Frank o. Loi0den'S admins
trdtion.
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MoNTEFIORE
Am gOrfETV

The Ladies' Montcfiorc AID society
will meet Thursday afternoon. July ..
at Educational center. Refreshments
Will be served during the social hour
which viii follow.
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Mrs Philip wcycrhacuscr with her
little daughter. Ann. OF Occur
d'Alenc. viii arrive "Wednesday TO
visit her mother. Mrs. George
walker until after tho EymanBol.
com wedding.
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PROGRAM OUTLINED

PROGRAM OUTLINED
The music department Of the
woman'B Century club. at the last
meeting OF the year. held Friday at
the home OF Mrs. Frank Wolff. an
nounccd a tentative program for tho
coming year.
Tho program outlined by Mrs. Vic.
tor Zednick. the new chairman, viii
feature the works OF American com
poscrs and win be rs follows:
october--Mrs. II. a. Schroeder,
hostess: Mrs. Fred w. Graham. di.
rector: topic, Indian Music"
November-M Mrs. Henry Bittmnn,
hostess. Mrs. ]. ]. Lea, director; top.
&c, Negro Folk Songs and Music
of Colonial Period"
Docombcr-Mrs. ]. II. MacNlchol
hostess; Mira. e. $. Ingraham, direc
tor: topic, 'MacDowcil."
january Mrs. S. II. Macdonald
hostess: Mrs. F. T.. Palmerton. direc.
tor: topic. "shanewis' opera. by Cad
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MISSIONARY SOCIETY

The Women's Missionary society
Of the First NJ. 4. church will hold
an all-day meeting. beginning at
1890 a. m, on Wednesday. July 2.
GIRLS SERVICE LEAGUE
Girls Service league win have a
luncheon at the Y. w. c. a. on
Wednesday, July 2, at o'clock.
Miss Neya l.. Boyd win be the
speaker.
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MCKINLEY CIRCLE

on wednesday. July 2 Luncheon
will be served o. 1880 o'clock
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Mr. and Mra. Niles Trammcll spent
the weekend in Vancouver. y. c.
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Mr. Samuel A. Martin has returned
from trip to Europe.
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LUNCHEON AND CARDS
Robert Morris chapter, No. 1872.
o. u. s., win have n luncheon, fol
lowed by cards, at the homo OF Mrs.
S. Walters, S2t Ravenna boulevard,
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STEWART & HOLMES, Distributors

All Drug stores-si.Oo Per Bottle
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Miss Edith Anne Allen and Mr..
Stanley Allen, Jr, ere spending the
summer with relatives In san Fran.
cisco.
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MYRTLE CHAPTER,
IONA SOCIAL CLUB

The Missouln club will meet with
Mrs. George Kenneth at Crescent
beach, on wednesday, July 2, at 1
D. m. Mrs. James Walker and Mrs.
Ward will assist.
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HALF BLOCK TO CAR LINE
NEARLY NEW GROOM BUNGALOW
Built this year by owner for a home.
A pretty little Groom bungalow.
10 minutes walk TO u: half
block 90 car line: for only $4,000;
5000 cash, balance easy monthly
payments. no mortgage Has oak
floors in combination living and
dining room. cabinet kitchen with
nook. nice bedrooms and bath.
cement basement with laundry
trays Level lot
JOHNSTON REALTY co.
18th and Meridian NE; lrEe-o0i3
OPEN EVENINGS
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Here You Are
&C WANTED-REAL
ESTATE
81 FOR SALE-ACREAGE
Big Opportunity

o secure approximately 5iz acres.
with one acre cleared. al sacrifice
price 1000 feet frontage on we'll
travelled graded road. with cleo
trlcity, telephone service and mail
delivery along street Ten min
utsA walk from stores and Pacific
paved highway. Large trout
stream crosses property. Price
ii.ion Terms $40 cash. 81 per
month Located al InElewood
park: 20 minutes auto ride from
Second ave aud University ST. go
Walker Bldg. FL lot-0lB2.
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LOST AND FOUND

Los Pair % glasses tortoise shell
rims, Friday morning between
fitth and sixth. on Thomas Re-
ward EL.IRf=NTgs