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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-09
VIZ sTkEDU, 9. LEbNA 1924.
O.. Flip:
POSLEDNf cOPAR.

Rok 1886 davno jiz ninul,
davno jiz bylo po, korunovaci
posi-. dniho krale ceskeno,
kdyz Sc v Praze phi ruznych
pfilezitostech stale jeste vzpo
minalo ma tn slavu, zvlas.e
pax ma vselijake ty hody al
traktace, ba neschazelo ami
tech, kteri vedeli, ze v dobach
davnych pri tkdrunovacich .ees|
kych kralu do prazskych ka-
Sen vino teklo. TAX hovofilol
Sc. casio i U kotcd ma Vajet-
nGm trhu kolem krosen pece-
narek ci pratlark a polivka-
rex, pe6ujicich = obzvlaStnim
porozum6nim o ilevu hlado-
wynn trhovciim koncin nej.
vzialene ejsich- Ke kuchynkAm
m tThn nee hodili lid6 znalsad1i|
a take Sc tu nepodavaly lstri-
ce nebo humry jako u Upper
ia neb staToprazskeho Schwer
tasska. Kdo sc vsak zde neza-
stavil, nevedel ami, jak clovek
vypada, kdyz mu jak naleziI
chutna, at to bylo jiz strasn6
serezane osrdf nebo zahadna
tekutina, tax zvane 'kafe". ie
hoz hrnecek stal gros, nebO
diva krejcary. Zde okolo a u
vnitr loubi vifil cd ranneho Sc
ia hlucny zivot. Zde v maleb-
ne strakatine davu volaly,
smlouvaly Sc a prodavaly drG-
beznice hubene seiky, kro
sen tlacily sc chudsi remeslni-
ce v klobouku a oufednice v
prostem cepecku. Zde Sc to
mihalo, tlacilo dralo kolem
r0zestavenych nusi, trakar1 a
vozG sc zivou i zabitou drd-
bezi v neipestrejsi smesici a
"a ohlusujIciho kriku.
A v t0mto kolotavem shonu
denne 6evoval Sc muzicek, po
stayy mike a valne sesly,
vzdy v ,obleku starodavnem, il
st6,pamatujicim Marii Terezii.
Take on davem tlatil Sc, wse-
lijak Sc proplitaje uklyvaje
pod kabatem neurcite barvy
usmoleny tfirohy klobouk. ci
jak Sc nkalo ma hi facky".
Stafec tento, vice nezli sedm-
desatilety, chodil vzdy bez klo|
bouku $, napudrovanou paru-
kou ma lys6 hlayG a $ dobre u
pletenym copem, zavrenym u
mastenou masli. Narazum VI
niciho Sc davu jen stezi vzdo-
roval, nozickama hubenymaI
v kratkych kalhotech po kole-
ma jen tfepal, poskakoval "ja-
ko David pred Hospodinem"
davaje ma odiv bile puncochy|
We stfevfcfch preskou.
"Copanku - copanku" OIL
zvalo sc to nahle v davu a i'll
bylo tu hejno ulicnika, kteff |
tahali no nejen "a cop, ale il
"a nastroj krale Davida slay-I
ne pameti starou to harfu,
kterou ma z4dech vlekl. ,
(PokraGovani ma str. 5.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-09

Muiske Black Beauty kosle &c satenu, nei-
nejlepsi jakoai. velik. ~ al n, $f.25 hod.
Stshoyaci prodejni cena &c
Chalp. Kaynee skolni bllzy. vybr. velk. vkusns
;trafkovane j jednoduche barvy. $l0O hodnoty
Stshosaci psodejni cena S5t
Muzske sweasrove kabaty. slipovers. $5. so hod.
SteAoyaei prodejni cena Sd. 80
Muz. eel W. sweatrove kabaty $3.50 $6.o5 h
Stehovaci prodejni cena $3.50
'Mdzyk3 bavlnsne khaki pracoyni kosile. dobre
tszke jak. vel l4lz az II. 81. hodnoty
Stshovaci prodejni cena 79t
Muz,ke tszke bavl. seviot. pracovni kosile. ka-
batow tvar, vel. t41z az II. 81. 10 hodnoty
Stskosaci prodejni cena 79c. +.
Chap Juyenile zimniky vel 4 az s. hnsde, GER
ne. sede. vybranych barev. yesmes move zbozi,
spsknou bavl. plnou podsivkou. $o95 hod. :
Stshovaci prodejni ceqa $3.50
Chap. dstske ;kelai zn,niky vclik. 9 az II.
kabaty jsod vcsmes teto sezony dobrou tez-
kou podsivkou a dvoj. podsite. $l2o5 hodnoty.
StShoxaci prodejni cena $8.40
Chap. modre serzoye celoylnene zimn skolni O.
bleky, 2 parry kalhot kazdeho obeku. veliko-
st az l6- $3.50 honoty.
Ssshovaci prodejni cena So. SO
Chlapec. detske ceIovl. skolni obleky. kazdy
oblek 2 parry kalhot. vybsr vzorkii, hnedych,
modrych sedych, jednoduchych barev, tez je-
mne prouzkovane. velik 7 al X, $l2.o5 hod.
Stehovaci prodejni> cena So. 80
Muzske. spodem rozxlnSne kozcne rukavice, O.
boji, isde,i hnsde. velke NAL miry. $l.o5 hod
StShovaci prodejni cena 81 .23
Muzski fszke. sp0drm rozvlnsne kanvasove ru-
kavice kozenou diani. 5 mansetami. Soc hod
StShosaci prodejn eena 30c
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-09

Muzske celovlnsne svatecni kalhoty, yelk b.
AZ. nejnovejsich tyar1. pruhovane jednodu-
chych barev. vGetne modre, hnede sede.
$500 hod. Stehovaci prodejni cena So
$500 hod. Stshovaci prodejni cena So
$500 hod. Stehovaci prodejni cena 81
Muzske bavnsne kalhoty. hodici Sc do prace.
w.t. tszke hodnoty velkost 32-42, $500 hod-
noty
Stshovaci prodejni cena $1.S9
Muzska letni nainsookova union trika, dobfe
zname znamky Sexton zbyle velk $l.25 h.
Stehovaci prodejni cena S9c
Muzska ryhovana union trika letn Iehci vahy.
zbve veEk ,$l59 hoclnotv
Stshovaci prodejni cena $1.29
Muzske kosile smoky rvhovane, zimni vahy,
jen mens miry. 85c hodnoty
Stshovaci prodejni cena 59c
Muzska union tnka, prostfedni vahy. zimn hod-
nota, zbvle yehk.. Sl.30 hodnot"
Stshovaci prodejni cena 9Sf
Muzske seprane limce. Zoe hodnoty
Stshovaci prodejni cena 14c
Muzske. svateeni kosile vesmss svetlych proukd
] Jednod. barev, jen move zbozi. veGk. "a az
1917. = $2.25 hodnotv
Stehovaci prodejni cena $1.33
Vdzanku pro usechny nuze
SOC h. Stehovaci prodejni cena SIC
75c b. Stshovaci prodejni cena SIC
$f.Oo h. Stehovaci prodejni cena 69c
Muzske hedvabne ponozky, vcetne dobfe zna-
me znamky Monte, Csc hodnoty
Stehovaci prodejni cena CSC
Muzske mekke limce. 3Oc hodnoty
Stehovaci prodejni cena 19c
Muzske JENNIE madrasove kosile, hedv. prouzkl.
veGkost "a az l6Lz. $3.50 hodnoty.
Stshovaci prodejni cena So. %
Muzske vlnsne sportovni nonozky, cerne heather
a zelene. SOC hodnoty.
Stehovaci prodejni cena 39c
Muzske Gold Coin bavlnsne ponozky, vsech
barev. 25c hodnoty
Stehovaci prodejni cena 14t
Muzske pfizove ponozkv. cerne. hnsde, navy
Stehovaci prodejni cena 21H
Muzske vlnsne "Marathon" ponozky do praee
jen cerne 39c hodnotv
Stehovaci prodejni cena 22c
Zbyly lot muzskvch celokozenych rukavic do
prace. ,rave S SO hodnotv.
Stshovaci prodejni cena 49c
Zbyly lot muzskych vlnenvch rukavic. zbyle We
likosti. oravidelns SOC hodnotv
Stshovaci prodejni cena 33c
Muzske cenice. pravid $225 hodnotv.
Stshovaci prodejni Gems 81. .45
Muzska tszka> zimni union trika velikosti 3o--
A.. nravidenG $lo5 hodno.v
Stshovaci prodejni cena 81. SO
Muzske tszks sweatry do prace. oboji, hnsde i
sede. velkosti 80 az 46. pfavid 81 40 hodnoty.
Stshovaci prodejni cenA 93c
Muiske rozvlnsne kosle spodky, tSzke vahy.
velikosti 50 az 4o. ST. 10 hodnoty
Stshovaei Prodejni cena SEC
Zbyly lot muzskych chlap. Gepic. $l.OO hod
Stehovaci prodejni cena Soc
Zbyly lot chlapeckych vnsnych kratkych kali
hot. vybranych barev. zbyl velik. 80c hodnoty.
SAshovaci prodejni cenA 55c
Cely lot chap. cepic. move zbozi. $l.25 hod.
Stshovaci prodejni csna SIC
Muzska rozylnsna Union trika, dobra tSzka iar
kost. velk SO al "A, ST. o5 hodnoty.
Stshovaei psedejni cena 81 SO 4.
Muzske vlnsne kosle spodky "Glasenbury''
iakost yelikosti 36 az 46 nrav 80 75 hrdnctu
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Muzske tezke rozvlnsne 9-uncove kanva:ove ru- Y
kayice, pletene, zapss1. 25c hodnoty
Stshovaci prodejni ceaa 10f
Muzske celovlnsne modre ponozky bilou pa
lou spickami, do prace. vel. 1917 AZ II, 59c
Stshovaci prodejni. cen4. 39c
Divsi celovhsne serzove obleky, ruSns vysivans,
hadkych linii skladanych vzori. Navy modres
velkosti al "A 1896 hochoty
Stshovaci prodejni cena $3. .05
Damske over blizy kanton krepu. vkusns vysi- /,
vane prymk. vybran. barev al do $5.o5 hod.
Stehovaci prodejni cenA s. SO
Dstske kozesnove sety. svetle tmave, Jenna
jakost. az $7.o5 hodnoty.
Stshovaci prodejni cena $2.30
Dives vim. flanelove MILDLY bhazy. eervene. navy
modre, velik s az 20 hod 1896
Stshevaci prodejni cena $2.47 !.
Divd MILDLY bldzy. Bile Khaki pongee. tez BIZ
le muddy sukns. vsech vel az $225 hodnoty..
Stshovaci prodejni cena S1.19
Damske divei rukavniky (;sucle) vybr: ko-
iesin. hodnote az do $1,000
Stshovaci prodejni cena ST. 90
kraJkove, markezytove scrimove zaclony, jen
ieden neb diva parry kazdeho druh.,. al $35Oh.
Stshovaci prodejni cena .29
Damske bile voil. zvdtky. zbyl. vel. az 81 bod. /
Stshovaci prodejni cena 69c
Damske kedv. pIysove kaba,y, III delky. 5 kmci
.eze latky. zbyle velik
Stshovaci psedejm cena S2.05
Damske divef ktkove kabaty. .tejns zdobene,
nsktere kozesinovymi linci
Stshovaci prodejni cena $2.95
Hedv. obleky zbyf vel lehce pospinsne jen
St6hovsci prodejni cena 50 AZ
Damske skladane sukns. pruhovane j .plaidoye, :
vybrane veikosti, az $500 hodnoty
Stehovaci prodejni cena $2.39
Prunella sukns. volns skladane moderni skla-
danky. barvach hnede. eerne navymoore. -
pravidelns $5.o5 hodnoty.
Stshovaci prodejni cena 1885
Obleky vlnsneho poiret twillu. hladkych tva~
H. prymkovane vys., baIvy Navymodre, ST. LOS
Stshevaci prodejni ceaa $7.95
Damske a divcf zimni obleky velouru broad
clothu. nektere ozdobeny kozesnovymi limci
kozesinovymi kapsami. jne ozdobeny toutez lat
kou. pekne prymky barvach. hnsde. modre
jeieni. Vybranych velik 50 az 49, $30 hod
Stehovaci prodejni cena S4 .9S
Obleky kantokrepu. satenu vlnsneho poiret
t~1llu. Y tomto Jest mnoho tvarI vasemu W.
bsru. BlGzove modely hladkych tvarG. skld-
dankoye ozdoby. prymkove vysfvanim v bar
vach hnede. cerne navymodre $l5o5 hod.
Stshovaci prodejni c,na Sl1.95
Obleky cantonkrepu. satenu vlneneho poiret
poiret twilhA v tomto lote jsoul obleky nasch
lcpsich zasob. Mlnohe IVORY Vasemu vybra-
nj. Jednoduche site tvary. jne skladankove a
vySvanim. Barry: cerne. hnsde navy modre
az $25.O hodnoty.
Stshovaci prodejni cena S16.95
Damske kaba,y v!nsneho velouru kersey lat
Ky. ozdobene kozesinovym limci, tvari volns
skladanych. jine vysivkami, jine prymkova-
MIN, postranimi ierpami plnym pasem, veliko-
sti 36 al 46 $3.50 hodnoty.
StShovaci predejni Gems $15.95
Damske divsi kabity bolivia. kozesnove Inn
&C . manzety australske vlGny. napodobene
yiatka yeyefiny mutton kozesiny. Ozuobene
pSknym stehem tvaru postrannirai serpami v
bafvaeh. derne hnsde, $500 hodnoty.
Stzhovaci prodejni cena $50. so
kabaty-z jennie bolivia. velke koze;inove imce,
e. IL. I IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-19
Calendar for Orthopedic
,SbODS

Service at tho orthopedlc lunch
room on Monday will DO in charge
OF Trinity church. with Miss Olga
Dleckoff acting as hostess. Assisting
will DO Mrs. Karl Knausenberger.
Mrs. Lincoln Nordby. Mrs. August
Anderson. Mrs. Peter MaclSle. Mrs.
c. a. Brown. Mrs. Edna Hehton
Dawson. Mrs. Herbert Blogg. Mrs.
Robert Howcs, Mrs. A. A. Phinnoy.
Mrs. Gam Parsons. Mrs. ]. II. Shep.
herd, Mrs. Fred j. Dingles, Mrs. John
Twlss, Miss Lulu Diockhff, Miss Vos.
IN Ransome, Miss Ann Jean Ncstor,
Miss Violet Blogg. Miss Lola Ann
Moy. Miss Elizabeth Irwin. Miss
Catherine Brown and Miss Catherine
Collins.
Tuesday, Denny-Fuhrman guild
Will have charge, Mrs ]. G. Slater,
chairman; Wednesday. vashon
Heights auxiliary will direct the
service; Thursday. Queen Anne guild.
Mrs. Thomas Nash. chairman; Fri.
day, East Madison guild, Mrs G.. w.
Tyler. chairman; Saturday. L. O. Il.
club. Mrs. II. +. Miller. chairman.
Tho University guild will have
charge at the Thrift Shop on Mon.
dry morning, represented by Mrs.
C. w. Carkeck and Mrs. j. l.. Large.
In the afternoon, F'rink Park guild,
with Mrs. Beulah Rovig and Mrs.
J. II. Hamilton In charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-19
Miss Sturteuant Has
Prettu Home Wedding

The marriage OF Miss Gertrude
Fenton sturtevant. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. c. X sturtevant, TO Mr..
Dudley Knox Randall. son OF the
Rev. and Mrs. L. G. Randall. was sol.
emnizcd at tho homo Of her parents
on Tuesday. July 10.
Tho Rev. Il. G. Randall read the
service at II o'clock in the morning
In the presence OF a large assem-.
blage OF friends and relatives.
Tho living room was bower Of
autumn leaves and huckleborry, with
tall standards OF gladioi in pastel
shades. which formed tho back
ground for the bridal party.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, was charming In n gown
OF white canton crepe, with over.
Grapes OF georgette fastened on the
sides with rosette5. Her hat was a
becoming French model TO match.
She carried n bouquet Of ophelia
roses and orchids. with n shower Of
white sweet peas.
The maid Of honor, Miss Faith
EugenIa Sturtevant, the BRIDES sis
ter. was in canary-colored lowered
chiffon and carried n bouquet OF
yellow sweet peas and water lilies.
Miss Josephine Buckley, cousin
of the groom. was the bridesmaid
She wore n gown of orchldembroid.
cred georgette and her bouquet was
OF lavender sweet peas and roses.
Mr.. Downing Randall was best man.
Preceding the ceremony Mrs. Fred.
orick King sang III God Left Only
You" and "Tho Sweetest story Ever
Told" Miss Marjorie Chandler
played "To wild Rose solo
which was continued softly thru the
ceremony. Mrs. Ray Reploglo played
the wedding march.
Following the ceremony the we'd.
ding breakfast was served I'm the
dining room and sun parlor, where
the color scheme was developed In
pastel shades. Mrs. II. H. Buckley
and Mrs. Wilbur Walker presided at
the urns Assisting were Mrs Clar.
ence Bergman Of Everett; Miss Rose.
mary Stratton, of Denver, and the
Misses Marjorie and Bcrnlcc Chan.
dler. OF Seattle.
The brides going away gown was
Of beigo.embrodered georgettc and
her hat was closc.flttlng model OF
contrasting blue. Mr.. and Mrs. Ran.
dal viii be at home after August /
at 1926 Lima Terrace.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-19
Marta Courtney and
Gurus CANNON BetrOthed

Mr.. and Mrs w. J. Courtney Of
Chicago announce the engagement
of their daughter, Marta, to Mr..
Cyrus Ranke Campion, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. John T. CamploH, OF
Seattle.
Miss Courtney attended the Uni
versity Of Washington, the Univer-
sity Of Chicago. and is now at Har-
ward. Last winter Miss Courtney
was head Of the dancing department
at the Cornish school.
Mr.. Campion attended the Uni
versity of Washington and is affili-
ated with Delta Kappa Epsilon
fraternity.
No definite date has been set for
the wedding.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-19
Mr.. and Mrs Eden Entertaining Tonight;
Bridal Dinner for Louise GoodaUin

Mr.. AND MRS JOHN C. EDEN
Az viii be hosts at a large buffet
supper this evening at their home at
The Highlands.
The affair will honor their house
guest, Mrs. Harriet Barnard Of San
Francisco. Dancing and cards viii fol.
low the supper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-19
Mrs. Price Hostess at
T1CO Affairs

Mrs. John Ewing Price entertained
at two charming lunchcons at her
home last week, one on Wednesday,
In honor OF Mrs. Harry o. Penick,
who has recently come here from
New Orleans TO make her home, and
one on Thursday, which lonored
Mrs. Fred Remington Greene, who
~ spending the summer in town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-19
Wedding VIII Take Place
IN Auqust

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ramps an.
nounce the engagement OF their
daughter. Margaret Ethel TO Mr..
Edward l.. Carpenter, Jr., son of Mr..
and Mrs. f. l.. Carpenter.
Miss Ramps. who has been n stu
dent at the University of Washing
ton, is a member of Alpha Delta ri
sorority. Mr. Carpenter is affiliated
with ri Mu Phi fraternity.
1.-THE marriage win take place in
August.
On Thursday afternoon Of next
week. Miss Lillian Hooking will en-.
terrain with n luncheon Of "a covers
and bridge at her home in compli.
ment to Miss Ramps and Mrs. VII.
liam Kerr Irene Harmon).
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-19
Tea Planned for
Miss Allen

In compliment to Miss Vera Al.
len, whose marriage to Ensign Har.
old Houser. U. s. ". will be SOL
emnized on Saturday evening. Au-
gust 2. and for Miss Joan sprague.
who is leaving shortly for years
study in Europe, Mrs. Allan Latimer
has cards out for an informal tea
at her home Thursday afternoon,
July "a. from until o'clock.
Tho invitation list has peon con.
fined to close friends OF tho honor
guests.
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Dinner for Bride-Elect
md Her Maids

Mrs. Arthur Goodwin will enter
tain with a dinner at her home on
next Friday evening. In compliment
10 Miss Louise Goodwin, whose we'd.
ding to Ensign Wyatt Crals. u. s.
N, will take place the following
evening in Trinity hcurch, and for
the maids Of the bridal party.
The same evening Ensign Craig
will give his bachelor dinner.
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Personal

Mr.. and Mru. Harry +. Ostrandcr
motorcd to Mount Rainier on Thurs
day. TO remain over tho weekend.
Miss Lucy semplc swanstrom.
who haA been visiting in the East
for the past year. Is expected homo
in August.
Capt. and Mrs. George c. spauld.
Ing and son. Phillip. who recently
motorcd 10 California for visit
with relatives in Eureka. are OK.
pected homo July 20. returning by
way OF san Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harland Maris.
Jr. are receiving congratulations
upon tho birth OF daughter. July
IL at tho Swedish hospital.
Mr.. Dwight Paul of Rochester,
N. Y, is guest at tho ID. X. Il.
house for n few days.
Miss Florence o'Ncil. Of Oakland,
Is visiting Mrs. John h. Agen.
Miss May Goodrich. of Des Moines,
Iowa, who has been visiting her
sister. Mrs. Caspar sharples. for a
few days. sailed today on trip
TO Alaska.
Mr.. John Van Alst Austin OF
Santa Barbara Arrived in town this
week TO Join Mrs. Austin for n
fortnight. Mrs. Austin Is spending
tho summer with her mother. Mrs,
William Dent and her brother, Mr..
Hawthorne Dent.
Mr.. and Mrs. James d. Hogc
and Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Guy
Frink left today by motor for
Port Townsend to be the guest over
the week-ond of Col. John l..
Hayden.
Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Eden. with
their house guest, Mrs, Harriet
Barnard, of San Francisco. win
motor TO Mount Rainier on Monday
for n few days visit.
Miss Frances Branigan. Miss
Betty De Voc, Miss Janet and Miss
Clair Sheahnn. Mr.. John Ryan. Mr..
Robert Taylor and Mr.. John Hob
son will spend tho Weekend at
Crystal Springs as the house guests
Of Mr., and Mrs Fred II. Baxter and
Mr.. John Baxter
Mrs Fred bennett who has been
In Now York city and Washington.
-. c., for four months has returned
to Seattle 20 remain until October.
Mrs. bennett will bo Joined shortly
by her son. Lieut., bennett. OF the
Pacific fleet.
Lieut. and Mrs. Albert Harold
Rocks and bnby will arrive tho first
of tho week from San Francisco TO
visit Mrs. Roolts parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. N, Rcdficld Lieut.. Rocks
viii bo attached to the U. S. S. Now
Mexico.
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NATIVE DAUGHTERS
OF WASHINGTON

Princess Angelina parlor No. 2,
Native Daughters of Washington,
viii hold a get.together dinner on
Friday evening, July %, at Wood.
land park. The Parlor will furnish
the coffee and all going are asked
to bring their own baskets.
At the next regular meeting on
Friday evening, August /, at tho
club rooms at the Y. w. c. A. the
completion of the plans for the an.
nual picnic which is to be held in
the latter part of August will be
taken up.
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woMAN,s CIVIC CLUB

The woman's Civic club will hold
a special meeting on Tuesday. July
%, at p. m, in its clubrooms, in
the Terminal Sales building. First
ave. and Virginia ST. The purpose
of the meeting is TO amend the
constitution of the club. Members
are urged TO be present.
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Picnic Supper

Miss Nancy Emory will enter.
tain with picnic supper ut her
summer home at HEREFORD on next
Tuesday evening, as n prenuptial
compliment to Miss Josephine Fran.
sloli. her fiance, Lieut.. Leonidas
Hill, jr., U. s. NJ, and the mem.
bers OF their bridal party.
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BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION
GAILAND HOME

Miss Henry Morris has ISSUED in.
vitntions to the members of the
executive board and chairman Of
st>nding committees of tho Seattle
Hebrew Benevolent society. to par.
tcipote In her birthday celebration
at the Caroline Kline Galland Home
on Monday afternoon. July 81.
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Win We'd Monddu

The marriage OF Miss Berthe Ash.
more 10 Mr., r. j. German viii be
solemnized Monday morning. at 81.
Edward'H church. with the service
read by Rev Father oHaftor,y
Following tho ceremony. there viii
be n wedding breakfast for one hun.
bred guests ut the homo OF the
groom. 4542 Lucille 81.
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Gives Dinner for
Visitors

Miss Mary de You've entertained
with dinner at the Tennis club
on Thursday evening, in compliment
to Miss Dorothy and Miss Gwladys
Mills Of San Francisco. who, with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Morgan Mills, are visiting in town,
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Luncheon for Visitors

Miss Merlbcth Gerbol win enter.
tain with luncheon at the Tennis
club on Thursday afternoon. July "a.
IN honor OF her house guest. Miss
Alison King, and Miss Lgclic Nc.
Rac. OF Vancouver. Il. c. who win
be a guest Mt the Hotel Sorrento
during the Horse show.