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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-04-24
HER TWENTY FOURTH CHILD

Half the human race-the fe-
male half-will be interested in
this: Mrs. Sebastiana Marroquin,
of San Francisco, aged "A, has
just given birth to her twenty
fourth child. Like Napoleon's
mother, also an Italian, she mar
ried at IA. There is wonderful
power in the Italian race, as great
today as it was three thousand
years ago. Caruso was his moth
er's nineteenth child.
The pity is that so many of the
fine children die because of irgnor
rance. Ten are dead of Mrs.
Marroquin's twenty-four.-Arthur
Brisbane In Atlanta Georgian.
HIS INFLUENCE STILL FELT
The fact that Grover Edmund
ston, former employee Of the late
Thomas E. Watson, and Mrs. Alec
Lytle, former secretary of Sena-
tor Watson, have been given
places in the Federal government
In Washington is interesting 1t is
said that the Georgia Representa-
tive, Vinson, Bell and Brand,
and the two United States Sena-
tors were instrumental in getting
them positions. 1t seems that the
influence of the late Senator is
still felt in Georgia. Mrs. Lytle
is employed by the Department
of Labor and Grover Edmond
ston has been taken up by the
prohibition unit of the Treasury
Department to aid in the enforce
ment of prohibition laws.-Sa-
Vannah Press.
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A FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
B A r C AIN

Mems full size Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs, sheer white lawn;
regularly Toe here Friday and
Saturday each ...-,...........-.............4c
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-08-23
1877 REGISTER FOR
ALBANY ELECTION

Albany, August %. - At the
close of registration for The special
election which will be held in East
Albany August 20, only 1877 voters,
out of a possible 200 or more haG
registered. Eighty-two men ana
IS women registered for the cleo
don to select a commissioner from
the First ward to fill the unexpired
term of the late Walter B. Mallard
Interest in the election has not
been rife, as is indicated by the
light registration. Special regis
tration was required for this elec-
ton, and though four candidates are
in the field the voters have not APP
peared to take great interest in
the election.
The election will be held Friday
of next week. The four candidates
who have announced for the race
are: J. w. Buntin, J. L. Fountain,
W. A. Wiodin, and Elliot MalIard.
Mr.. Mallard is a son of the late in.
cumbent.
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NEGPO LEAGUE AND
s. s. MEET CONTINUES
Interesting Sessions Being Held
With Flipper Participating in
Discussions
By RICHARD D. STINSON
Convention Reporter

The Allen League and Sunday
School convention of A. M. E.
church, Drs. C. L. Williams and c.
A. Wingfeld in charge, respective
Iy, are holding very interesting SEES
sions. Bishop clipper is taking part
in the various phases of all sessions.
Thursday was the Council of Pre-
siding Elders between the hours of
$3.50 and $50, when the presiding
elders agreed to raise thirty-fiye
thousand dollars to clear up press
ing claims of the school work which
should have been paid in June.
Presiding Elder J. 7. Williamson
when Treasurer L. H. Smith re-
ported certain presiding elders who
had not turned in money from their
districts, offered a motion that it
be the sense of the council that all
presiding elders turn in to the treas
urer all monies which had been Civ
EN- to them, or the bishop requested
to move them. SO hard pressed for
funds, the council said to carry
forward the school work. At the
request of Bishop Flipper twelve or
fifteen men paid into the treas
urer special donations.
Quite a heated discussion arose
over the membership and leaders of
the convention. Lr c. P. Hobbs,
of Columbus, took issue with the
bishop who made it plain that pas
tors seek to dominate on the work
of committees and other work of
the convention.
When the meeting reached the
point that more than twelve of the
prominent pastors were on the
floor, Chairman c. L. Williams, who
was presiding, ruled DR.. G. P.
Hobbs from the floor and got back
to the routine of the convention.
Thursday nights program -
'Eothiaopia at the bar of Justice"
was regarded by some of the most
thoughtful persons present to be one
the most historic stories concern
ing the true condition of the ne
gro from his days of entering into
this country and up from slavery
which has ever been portrayed by
members of the race in the South.
The church choirs of several
leading churches in the state sang
in contest Friday at $3.50. The pro
gram closes Sunday night.
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done its work. Show scheduled to
start at eight bells. Won't be long
now.
Eight o'clock. Secretary Hughes
comes in. Just got back from Eu-
rope this morning. Looks quite
iaunty in his white pants. And
gets a rousing ovation. He takes
seat on the platform with the
cabinet group-front, right side.
Secretaries Wallace, Weeks and
PostmasterGeneral New arrive.
What's this? White pants, too?
Yes. sir; every one of 'eml Let's
look into this. Maybe the cabinet
has adopted white pants uniform
Let's count 'em. Eight members
of the cabinet in the row. SIX
pairs of white trousers. Who are
the two spelling the perfect score?
Um-m-m. The two baby mem
bers assembly haven't been thor
oughly broken in yet. Secretary
Wilbur is all in blue-Navy blue
we suppose-and Attorney General
Stone wears gray. Sort of a gray
Stone. Ha! Ha!
8:O5 p. m. Neither the nominee
nor the notifier have shown up yet.
The Marine Band plays to Kill
time. Mrs. Mary C. Booze, nation
al commftteewoman from Mississ-
ippi, finds her place near the front,
8:O7 p. m. Nothing stirring. Elk
cept Joe Healing, Hoosier boss,
who seems a bit restless. Every
body present but the bride. Won
der if we'd be late if we were being
notified. We'd probably run away
$40. A stir at the south en-
trance. Here they come! Every
body stands. Mrs. Coolidge enters
her box. Dressed all in white, she
looks very girlish and charming
Bows to the wave of applause
Ah-h-h!
Flankeed by Frank Mondell and
Bascomb Slemp, Calvin Coolidge en-
tiers. Cheers. Shouts. More
cheers. Quite an ovation. Quiet at
last.
Coolidge takes seat directly in
front of that appropriate New
England insignia of the D. A. R.
adjoining the rear wall of the stage.
"a spinning wheel and distaff.
Among the pudgy politicians he
looks boyish and slender. Slightly
fused, too, like a youth.
Then Frank Mondell arises to
speak. The notification is on!
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Misses Harriet and Lilly Lowe OF
Buena Vista were the guests Mon
day of Misses Gladys Arlington and
Bessie Stevens.
Miss Christine billiard of Savan-
nah arrived few days ago to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. George billiard.
S. c. Collins left the past week
for St. Louis where will spend some
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Williamson,
Mrs A. A. Arlington and Miss
Doris Arlington spent Sunday in
Columbus.
Miss Ann Walker and Miss Denie
Walker, of Americas were guests
Monday of Miss Louise MCGOWAN.
Miss Billie Pye has returned to
her home in Jacksonville, Fla, af-
ter visit with Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Pye.
Mrs. H. +. Dixon has returned
home from trip to Pablo Beach,
Fla.
Mrs. |. E. Mcclellan and daugh
tiers, Suelle and Addie RE, 81
Macon are guests of Col. and Mrs
C. R. McCrory.
Mrs. H. B. Allen and Mrs. G. O.
Niles of Americas attended the Jub.
lice meeting of the Ellaville ans
Andrew Chapel w. C. T. U. Mon.
day.
Mrs. William Causey and little
lson, of SmithviIle are guests of MT
and Mrs. T. J. Mott.
Miss Emma Parks of Ideal was
the guest Sunday of Miss Nell Liv-
ingston.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Williams and
Itheir visitors, Mrs. Greene and Mrs.
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Williams motored to Americas Sum

Williams motored to Americas Sum
day.
Miss Mildred McCrory has re-
turned from visit to Miss Helen
Fitzpatrick in Byron.
Mrs. John S. Murray cf Albany
and Miss Vera Robinson of Amerl-
Gus are spending a few days with
Mrs. j. H. Robinson.
Mrs. Fannie Williams, of Column
bus and Mrs. S. ]. Green of Monroe
county arrived Friday to visit Mr..
and Mrs. H. j. Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Pye, and chill
drcen, G. A. Jr., William and Edith
Nell, are spending this week IN
Jacksonville, Fla,
Miss Elizabeth Collins and Miss
Marguerite Hill have gone to the
mountains of North Carolina where
they will spend some time.
Mrs. v. H. Tondee, Miss Una
'Tondee, Miss Mary Tondee and,
Miss Bertha Williamson returned
Monday from Indian Springs whcre
they spent ten days.
Misses Harriet and Lilly Lowe Of
Buena Vista and Misses Ann and
Denie Walker of Americas were
complimented with bridge party at
the hotel Monday afternoon by the
members of the younger Society set.
After some time had been spent
enjoying the game the guests were
invited to the drug store where ice
cream was served. Present were.
Misses Louise Rainey, Louise Nc
Gowan, Bessie Stevens, Gladys Ar
rington, Marguerite Dyess, Eliza
beth Rainey, Harriet and Lilly
Lowe, Ann and Denie Walker.
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notification PARTY
SOCIAL GATHERING
Half Dozen Women On Com
mittee Had Seats on Platform
at Washington Affair
Bv HARRY B. HUNT

WASHINGTON, Aug 23.-Notea
at the Coolidge notification. Cor
tinental Memorial Hall, home Of
the Daughters Of the American Re-
volution. First time the G. o. P.
ever asked the ladies to provide a
political hall. Exclusive sort OF
place. Only 1000 can get in. Folks
who don't hold tickets, however,
can stand on the curb outside and
listen to the loudspeaker
Looks like a society night. Lovely
ladies in evening gowns. TuxedoS.
Not SO many, though. Senator jim
Watson in a gray sack suit. No
put-on about Jim. He knows the
value of baggy trousers in politics.
Musicians from the Marine Band,
in their red-and-gold garb, and
color and harmony as the elect
gather, Join the Marines. Always
the first at fight.
William Butler of Boston, the
party's new political impresario,
bustles about the stage as the crowd
gathers and the members of the
notification committee take Their
seats. It's big night for William.
Half a dozen women on the com
mittee, which has seats on the stage
Mrs. A. T. Hert, of Kentucky,
named by Butler to take the place
of Harriet Taylor Upton as head
of the woman's section of the ma
tional committee, occupies a boz
with party of friends. Mrs. Up
ton seems to be absent.
Mrs. Anthony Wayne Cook,
president general of the D. A. R.
occupies anothere box; Mrs. Mon
dell and friends a third. That va
cant box to the right of the stage Is
being held for Mrs. Coolidge. Won
der when she'll come.
The big clock on the front of the
gallery says 1855. Seats are about
all filled. The warning on the
tickets-'seats positively will not
be held after 7:50"-see,ns to have
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his week IS progressing with much
interest. The services are we'll at
tended and Rev. w. NJ. Marshall in
trying to make the meeting sue
cess. The music, with Mrs. Bessie
Lou Lightner as pianist and Mrs.
C. 7. Rainey as violinist, is an at
tractive feature at each service.
Vocal solos by Miss Lois Threlkeld
are also much enjoyed.
The funeral of Leary Holcomb,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Holcomb,
who reside near Ebenezar occurred
Tuesday morning at eleven o'clock
at the Methodist church here vita
Rev. M. M. Marshall of Buena
Vista assisted by Rev. B. l.. Jor-
dan and Rev, w. M. Marshall, Of
Ellaville officiating. He had been
i'll week with fever when the end
came and was only sixteen years CT
age.
Besides his parents, he is survived
by four brothers, Clyde, William,
Edgar and Dolphus Holcomb and
four sisters, Carrie, Frances,
Gladys and Margaret Holcomb.
Mrs. Artie Gates of Greenville,
is. c., and Miss Virginia Moultrie,
of Columbus were guests Tuesday
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Strange.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Landlord of
Albany were the guests the past
wool. Of Ny and Mrs s c. CnlIns-
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ELLAVILLE

The Jubilee meeting held by the
Ellaville and Andrew Chapel w. Q.
T. U. last Monday at the Baptist
Church here, proved a most pleas
ant occasion. Mrs. Don, of New
Zealand and Mrs. Cotton of CO.
lumbus were present, lending words
of encouragement to the w. C. Z.
U. workers.
The revival at the Baptist church
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Seattle Society
Edited by Lillian Keen LeBaiser Telephone MA 100000
Assistant--Franees Oldham
Musie-Louise Raymond Owens
''Lochkelden" Setting for Cub Picnic. Hosts
at Dinner Dance

THE womcn'a University elut
L will have tts annual picnic on
saturday AZ "LoehAelden" Mrs n
A. penny's and Mira Florence
Denny Hehkcrs attractive home on
Lake Washington, The luncheon
viii be served by the University
club.
The list % assistants viii include
Mrs y. n. Powell. Mrs. T. W, Her
gcrt. Mrs Arnold $. Allen. Mrs
William Park RraWley Miss les
Sc Cas-. Miss Grace King and Miss
blanche Noel
City buses will leave University
way and toth st. az 1850 a, m. for
"t.ochkoldcn Interest + keen IN
the sporting cycnt-the Olympic
sames-Which will be the feature
90 the afternoon.
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CLUBS FOR SATURDAY
LEGION AUxILIARIEs TO
ENTERTAIN PRESIDENT

ENTERTAIN PRESIDENT
The auxiliaries Of the American
Legion win entertain at luncheon
on Saturday. June Is, at o'clock.
in the clubrooms. New Arctic hotel.
500 Third ave, In honor OF Mrs.
Franklin Lee Bishop, OF Boston,
national president OF the American
Legion. who will arrive Saturday
morning for a brief stay.
Mrs. Bishop will be entertained at
breakfast by Mrs. Walter b. Beals
At the Hotel Washington. following
which she will be taken on a sight.
seeing tour Of the city. Al noon
there will be round table discus
sion by state officers.
AZ the luncheon which VIII follow
there will be a musical program and
short addresses by women especially
interested in Legion work. Mrs. II.
j. Hurley viii represent King
County Minute Women. and Mrs.
I.andes, the women's clubs OF the
city. Mrs. Walter -. Beals. depart.
ment president OF the American lie.
gion Auxiliary for Washington. win
speak; Mrs. Z. j. Brown viii repre-
cent the city OF Seattle; Mrs. Guy
Parmalee. the Veterans OF Foreign
Wars; Mrs. II. sigurdsen, the dis.
ahled veterans: Miss Rose Glass. the
Overseas Womcn's league. and Mrs.
X. b. Derickson. the Association OF
Army and Navy Women.
|. Reservations may be made with
Mrs. Beais, MA in.3s53. or with
Mrs. John X. Hager. GA rfld.2Sos.
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announce Daughters
MARRIAGE

Mr.. and Mrs, A. s. Brewer an.
nounce tho marriage OF their daugh.
ter. Anna Lora. 20 Mr.. Frank J
Williams. OF spraEue. Wash. The
ceremony was performed by Rev
A. w, Brown. OF the West Side
Methods; church. on Monday eve
ming. June .. at $3.50 o'clock. AZ the
home OF the brides parents.
After June Is. SIR. and Mrs VIII
liams will be NJ home at sprague.
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Service at Orthopedic
ShoDs

Mrs. c. s. Holmes Will be hostess
for Renton Hill guild al the ortho.
pcdic lunch room Saturday. assisted
by Mrs. $. j Chadwick. Mrs. o. Il
Jconhart. Mrs. r. d. Lazicr. Mrs. D.
]. Hanscom, Mrs. l.. s. Spencer. Mrs
w r. Crawford. Mrs. G.. Z. Corbaley
Mrs. Frank J. SAKE. Mrs. Frank r.
Van Tuyl. Mrs. II. VI. Peasc. Mrs,
George ". Leach. Mrs. f. NJ. Jordan
and Mrs. c. r. ingersoil.
Broadway guild will be In charge
all day at the Thrift Shop. repre-.
scnted by Mrs. Alfred Musson. Mrs.
r. II. Glass and Mrs. II. l.. Greene
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Miss Herman


Mrs. Glenn Wilson entertained
with a luncheon and shower at her
home on vashon Heights. last Sat
urday afternoon. in honor Of Mlss
Elizabeth Mildred Herman. who will
be a June bride.
Tuesday afternoon. Mira ". l.
Kocttor gave a luncheon and show.
er for Miss Herman Twenty
guests were entertained on each &C.
casion.
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Betty is the little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs William Ca
Uert, Jr.-Portrait By p. Crouie URem
W c. T. u. UNION


". c. r. Z. UNION
MEETING
Members OF tho womcn'a Chris.
tan Temperance union are invited
by the pastor. Rev W. 7. Ran.
dolph. 10 union meeting on Sun.
day evening. June IS. at Calvary
Methodist church. corner Of 10th
and 25rd ave. y. W, Tho program
viii include brief addresses by Mira
Lillian Vincent. state president. and
others.
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To Entertain
Ridinq Club

Mrand Mrs. Donald Barnes will
entertain members OF the Riding club
a. supper az their home on Sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Barnes. DR.. and Mrs
Richard Perry and a group OF Riding
club members will motor 20 Everett
this evening 10 attend the horse
show,
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MOTHERS CLUB
ELECTS OFFICERS

Zeta Pal Mothers club eIectet
the following officers at the meet.
Ing held Tuesday, June 10. at N,
fraternity house.
Mrs John d. Collins president,
Mrs. Roy +, Carter. vice president
Mrs w. y. Kimball. secretary treas
urer: Mrs Otto II. Rupp. CORE
spending secretary.
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Benefit Bridae Partn

The Woman's auxiliary TO 81
Lukcs hospital viii give a benefit
bridge party on "Wednesday, June
Is, az the residence OF Mrs. J. "a
Rrescoi 1855 +, Boston ~. II will
Also be a Bring and Buy party and
during the afternoon home cooked
daintics viii be on sale.
Reservations for bridge may be
made thru Mrs. J. "a. saycr or Mrs.
5. W Warrington.
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Guild VIII Giue
EUeninq Pdrtu

Mrs. William II. Oliver will en-.
certain members OF the Highland
Drive Bridge club, and their hus.
o,nds. al her home. 1854 Goth ave.
". on Tuesday evening. June IL.
% 5 o'clock
This Is the fourth in a series Of
evening parties members OF tho
club are giving al their homes.
Mrs. Frank Moran. Mrs. William
Gilmore. Mrs. l. G. Pattullo. Mrs.
II ". Congcr. Mrs John Wheat.
man and Miss Talbot viii assist
he hostess.
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AQUILA LODGE TO
GIVE pENEEIT PARTY

wv DTstNIT It T NM
For the benefit Of the men who
lost employment by the burning OF
the mill at Kirkland, Aauila lodge.
No. IS, Degree OF Honor. will enter
tain with n bridge party at the
home Of Mrs. Charles Il. white.
1850 N. 3Gth. on Saturday evening.
June II. Members are asked to at
tend and bring friends Call
ME lrse-jsio for reservations
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VIII Wed Neat
Wednesday

The marriage % Miss Anne MAJ
proaney TO Mr., Philip Thad Gardner
viii be held az 81. Joseph's church
on "Wednesday morning az SIS
o'clock. Immediately following the
ceremony Mr.. Gardner and his bride
will leave for Alaska on two weeks
trip.
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Entertaining at
Tennis Club

Among the hosts who viii enter
tain AZ the dinner dance saturday
night at the Tennis club viii be
Mr. and Mira Henry q, Philips. Mr.
and Mira Crawford Anderson. Mr..
and Mrs, Gilbert BLACK. Sir. and
Mrs Andrew NJ Gillespie. Miss
Elizabeth Lea. Mr. Griscomb Barr
and Mr.. W. A. Hsusman.
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AUDUBON SOCIETY

Seattle Audubon society will have
its last meeting before ndJourning
for tho summer on Thursday eve.
ming, June 10. at o'clock. In the
Chamber OF Commerce building. Mr..
Howard H. Andrews. landscape
gardener. viii talk on planning a
Garden to Attract Birds" The meet.
ing is open TO the public.
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Luncheon and
Nah JOHgq

Mrs J. Claude Moore will enter.
tain with a luncheon OF eight COW
crs at her home on Saturday after
non. In honor % Mrs William
Irvine, who recently returned from
trip East Nah jougg viii be
the later diversion.
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Luncheon VIII
Honor Mrs. CoOntz

Mrs Wood. wife OF Commander
Duncan Wood. will entertain with
luncheon nj the Sunset club on
Tuesday afternoon In honor OF
Mrs, Coontz. wife OF Admiral Rob
ert T.. CoontE, who recently ar
rived al Bremcrton.
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CIRCLE $ TO
GIVE ENTERTAINMENT

Circle S Of the First Presbyterian
church Will give an evening OF i'm.
pcrsonatlons In the main Sunday
school room Of the church on
Wednesday evening, June rs, at 8
o'clock. For information call
GA rfld.6206, or EA st9278.
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SEATTLE LODGE No L

Seattle Lodge No. Z. Degree Of
Honor. viii meet in Evergreen hall.
1909 Ninth ave. Tuesday evening.
June II. Mt 7:iS o'clock A military
whist party and refreshments has
been planned by the committee In
charge OF the evening. Members
may invite friends.
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GREENWOOD CHAPTER

Greenwood chapter, No. 1876, o. n.
s., will give n Bingham dnnco on
Tuesday evening, Juno II, in Green.
wood Masonic temple. 10th and
Greenwood ave. All Eastern Stars,
Masons and friends arc invited.
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Supper for Bridal Partn

Following the wedding rehearsal
on Monday evening. Miss Ruth
Partridge, whose wedding 10 Mr.
John Gormley win take place June
rs, viii entertain the members OF
the bridal party with a supper AZ
her home.
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Pleasant Surprise

In recognition OF the golden we'd
ding anniversary OF Mr.. and Mira
J. Thomas. group Of relatives
gave them surprise dinner a,
their home on last Sunday after.
noon.
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MINNEWATHA CLUB TO
I.NrTEpTATN QTTTDENTq

The Minnewatha club has extend
ed invitations to Queen Anne high
school students and their escorts,
also the parents and chaperones. TO
attend dancing party on Saturday
evening. June IL. at Christensen's
Broadway hall.
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WEST SEATTLE
CHAPTER, O. Il. S.

West Seattle chapter. o. r. s.,
social circle, win hold a picnic a,
AK. point Tuesday, Juno II, Mt 1
o'clock. Members arc asked TO take
basket lunch. All Eastern Stars in
vitod.
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ADY srlRLING cHAprER

- AiNASisfB AsflAi 4 EN-
Lady Sterling chapter. . A. r.,
wiz celebrate Flag day and Molly
Pitcher day on Saturday, June IA.
with picnic at the home OF Mrs.
~ a. Hanscom, at Hunts Point.
rake steamer Ariel. at the end Of
tno Madlson st. car line. az 1916.
ror Information call Mra. E. -.
brownell. Ga rfld.5s34.
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WHITTIER HEIGHTS CLUB

Whittier Heights Improvement
club Will give its last card party
OF the season. Saturday evening.
June l4. at $3.50 o'clock, in Dimick's
dining car. 1851 18th ave. N. w.
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Women's Clubs
CARD PARTY

CARD PARTY
Myrtle Chapter o. z. s. viii give
card party for the benefit Of the
doll booth, Of the coming bazaar. on
Saturday evening. juno II. at $40
o'clock. in Norton's cafeteria.
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Monday
Practice Club

Mrs. Frederick Adams viii enter.
ain members OF the Monday Prac.
ice club at her home in Laurelhurst
On June y. Luncheon win follow the
program TO be given at II O'Clock.
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Flannel Dance at
Yacht Club

The Seattle Yacht club will give a
Flannel Dance az the clubhouse on
"Wednesday evening. June rs.
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RAINIER CHAPTERS
F. OUTING DAY

According TO an annual custom.
Rainier chapter. Daughters of the
American Revolution. will observe
national flag day Saturday. June
"a. with an outing at the home OF
Mrs. Howard Joslyn a, Bellevue
Members viii take the 1880 Medina
ferry from Leschl park and will
be met by buses at Medina. Take
box lunch.