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New Britain herald., 1924-12-10
What Alre, purl,rr Told N!adgc
 Ahuut lIli,h

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 When Ntlr Mrs. Durhcc scolds she is lrrcsisuh.y amN. found myself helpless wru laughter d, her application io lun mothtr-,n.Iaw problem n: Adams nnlic4I pro. nunciamcn'o ,u.,u1us q mans "c'oaring on'y' p ms Wife. and, after frowms Hsgu>toay at me for a srron1 she luaishcd her cholcr lu Lor wuolehear'rd fashion, and Joined iu my mjrth
 "fou g"at wait ua you're a mother-in-jaN," s." poured repeat. Ing lamlar r.m. "rlu 2ouu know some,..ug abo.t now one feels"
 q know low my ron mothor.ln- law will lecI' lotol.L laughing, "if dont Firing l.r up that col- fee l promised A,r"
 For answer H'l, 2lla Durkce whishc4 ua u.a cHl..-uo, and emp tied is cou'o3's taro rlc sink whlle v'4~aed my ,yas u ama1rmont.
 You don't .macuc I'm galug to send her aHythns but special tresh}y-maae coffee alter that com rIjment from l~r do you"" she demanded 'Na" M1, my cnilI!"
 "Nou No Ncan--"
 Win s1Lt sIre movements. she r'rsod o1. ike cotlce-por, put in it more boiling water and the mcas- uremeufs of cot.aa which make her perfect recipe, TAsu she set it over the gas flame just as Katie put hor head in al the door. eNcIaiming in sstonsAmont Hhop aNr saw us.
 "Not you )aIlas d0tn down horc in middle of night" she demanded with her viIo. Drresjsu1le grin.
 "Tts no: fba middle of the night Mrs. Darlse retortoI, with sn ans0or-rg smile. The sun is up."
 "No for mo." Kate said. "but middle of n}ght for fine 1ad,as. Dey ought to get - }ot you call cet?- beauty sleep"
 We've had something better than beauty slocp, Katie" Little Mrs. Durhee 1inu'eI and prccncd herself as she nraparo1 to tall her news, hnt Katie, with q startled face, anticipated 1.rr
 You no mean ha-Doe. Oh-how luhy und mo sound asleep, I keeck minescif down sr>nu stairs"
 Well. while yourr doing it, fix a tray with some toast and keep an eve on that coffe4. Is for Mother Graham so don't you dare let it boil over, I'll he back before it's ready to serve. Lay places here for Miss Fairfax and the nurse. It's too cold in the diniug-room"
 T meier take my eyes off dot cof- f"e,' Katie fer1eut)y promisod, and Mrs. Durkoe drew me into the dim ing-room, closing tho door behind Us. There was a curious hesitation in her manner. and she spoke my name twice before she finally hur- ried into the little speech for
New Britain herald., 1924-12-10

f~ll, bowling as on'y Witches can howl in the grass. Then tne Rag gadys gave q cry of dl1eh'. for Eaggedy Ann's m0s.c hobby horse came out of tho cabin and said, T
 spect after this, you will know
 better than to come into this cabin and try 10 take this magic boat" And he kicked up lis heels toward
 'he Witches so hard, they rah screaming away through the N pods.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-10
which sho patrutly was rrlmed.
 \ Prank Opinion

which sho patrutly was primed.
 \ Frank Opinion
 "lrs hard thing to start tx- plaining about she began, "hut -. Nou overheard Leila and Edith day wloro lcstrrIHN and / >as afraid you'd 'hnk---"
 "I though. uothn2" struck in haSily
 "oh, t'u 'b1f b somebody green er than am" my -ttle friend rc- 'ort.nL "lou co~dut help but fhuN something Nncn you dis tnc,ly heard Leila accuse Edith of l"'UG ln love with picky. But you're al wrong. just as Leila was. She was 90 pccyeI anl oycrwrought she said the first thingjthat came into her hoa1 She nttcr would have hurt EdIth's prifo in that fashion if she had hccTforself, But just put one thing in your pipe and smoke il - Ediths pride was hurt. nothing else"
 Her words were convincing, and for 'hc first time since I unNitting- ly had overheard Leila's tempery Nt'l" speech, I felt the hidden terror within me loosen it's bonds, and hn"" that my face must betray my relief But little Mrs. Durkee did not look at me a bit of delicate !"r,ing l appreciated - instead. sh" rushed on with her version of tho state of affairs eliminating in Lei'as inadvertent accusation.
 T dope it out this way" the It. fIc woman said earnestly. with SO unconscious an imitation of Dickys slangly speech that I suppressed q smile with difficulty. "The whole Page family and all their eighth cousins are so anxious to have E7th marry Dr, Jim Paige that they're upsetting their own apple cart and cant see it. do leIieve that if Edith were let alone she d marry him like d shot, but they re constantly sounding his rra',rs, and you know what that would do 10 any girl"
 l nodded leisurely assent. but her next word brought me straight upright in the chair to which Mrs. Durkee had motjoned me.
 Honestly" she said, "I don't think this stunt o' her staying up north means anything in particu- lar, even if 1t was nicky who helped get her the work"
New Britain herald., 1924-12-10
'---- DAILY FASHION SERVICE -------'
 A COAT DRESS

Oriental embroidery in dull gold on king blue satin trims this coat dress of black wool. with the slant ing slrplce line that Is so very be- coming 10 practically every type Of figure, A unique touch Is added by the tringed pocket which IS placed above instead of below tho waist line.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-10
Blond Pumps
Qcan8LeA

stretched them 10 the breaking point as this latest mission of yours.
 As told you before l started, l know that if l were your wife, Les ! lie, l would never forgive you for not roming 10 me in this great trouble, What are a few thousand dollars beside one of her tears?
 have felt like an interloper. in fact as yet I haven't seen her. I have been able, however, to bring q little order out of chaos and con- sole Mrs. Hamilton and poor old Karl bit.
 1ou remember that you told me few days ago that you thought Alice was on the verge Of insanity and there Is no doubt of it. For two or three days before her death she had hardly sfoken to anyone and yesterday morning she would not speak 10 Karl when he came into Ter bedroom. Ter face was drawn and her eyes wild, he sad, in tell ing me the details.
 He evidently was very much frightened and went Immediately to ths phone to call Mrs, Hamilton. He was scarcely gone five minutes hut when he returned his wife was not in her room and the bathroom door was locked.
 She did not answer when he knocked at the door, and becom- ing alarmed, he finally broke down the door and found she had sev- cred the arteries in both her wrists. Sho was not quite dead when hn ar rived, but died before she could be taken back 10 her bed.
 TOMORROW - This letter con-
New Britain herald., 1924-12-10
Tor Best Flavor

Rolled ham, beef or tongue that is 10 be eaten cold should be al lowed 10 cool in its own juice if you want the best flavor.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-10
Make Soup Ahead

Make soup or broth the day be- fore 1t is to be served and have il skinned, strained and ready to heat in a minute.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-10
Attractive Mules

Attractive mules are of black satin lined with gold leather, with tiny bows of tho leather.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-10
Keen Lid Tight

Keep the lid down tight on thc pot in which you are cooking dump lings.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-10
Quite pOp,lnr

Dcop red and sapphire colored velyctccns are very popular for daytime dresses.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-10
Guard Vegetables

Vegetables in storage for winter should hc carefully guarded from sudden changes in temperature.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-10

satin arc very popular now worn with handbag and stockings match ing exactly in shade.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-10
Baking Meats

Have the oven very hot at first but gradually docrcasc the neat when baking meats,
New Britain herald., 1924-12-10
Vinegar for Flavor

Fish that is lacking in flavor will be improved by rubbing vinegar over the skin.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-10
RuyinC Fish

When you buy fish select those firm in flesh with stiff fins, bright ! scales and red zills.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-10
Gossip;s Corne,
Leopard Fur

Leopard Fur Leopard fur Is used on evening gowns extensively, but on nothing Is t more effective than on kasha cloth in the natural color or in black.
 Blond Pumps Blond pumps either Of kid or
New Britain herald., 1924-12-10

.Here Is a puzzle you will enjo solving. There are snakes, birds trees, rivers, vehicles. in fact almos everything included in the 72 word needed to All out the diagram. Th longest word requires six letter: the smallest two, Let's go,
 HORIZONTAL l. 4 snake.
 l. Species of dog. $. Popular term for auto. 2. A source of light. Il. Tool for enlarging holes. 14. Indefinite article. Is, Discordant noise. l6. Sun, moon or star r. Dtsarrangcd typ IS. Label. 20. Fool. 29. A vehicle. g To seize. 25. A food from the linny tribe, 26. What much of our food come
 in. 27. Pleasure. %. Give access to again g., Pass from point to poin' 33. Plural pronoun, 34, Short period Of time, 3s. Blush. fl. Genus homo. 42. By way Of, A. Earth covering. 45. Concealed watcher 4s. A dye. 4S. Naiucioss so. European river. b1, Long period of time. 52. Accomplished. A. Near. 55. 4 bracelet 57. A migratory bird. 50, A head covering. 60. Total. 6i, Add to scantiIy.
 VERTICAL l A tropical fruit.
 .. Atop.
 2. Put together.
 1. Poverty.
 ,. A merchant, G. Enclosed drivers space.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-10

TOMORROW - This letter con. tinucd.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-10

f :. Opposite Of am nt , $. Griove. t i {. Household pct. to. Cover. : l@. Before. l3. Popular term for horsc.dlawn
 vehicle.
 g. Bright merry, 2l. Refusal.
 2e. An opening. 2 fl. Commenced. ' e6, Girl students at DIlcEc for
 both sexes. 27. A worldwide confcctin. 2S. Small child. 20. Lambs mother. 3l, Woman who hus t&ln ..'a u
 religious VoWs~ 35. Bring into 36. Negative vote. B. Happenings. $. iaphazard. B. To ~put OH. i 40, Good for food. 1 43. Within, 45. Famous h6alth resort 4G. Garden tool. 41. Without it we would auu die. 49. Strong caustic solution, II. Kind Of tree 57 horjlomI likes
 10 nest in. 53. Cease existing. 56. Near relative, ! 5S. Extensively used for alright.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-30
Seattle Society
Edited by Lillian Keen LeBaister Telephone MA ir-osOO
Assistant-Frances Oldham
husie-Louise Raymond Owens
Seattle Day Nursery to Entertain at Garden
Tea; Luncheon Arranged for Honor Guests

THE Seattle nay Nursery associa.
L t'on b. completing plans for a
barge Earien tea on Friday after
noon, August 10, from 10 Z
O'Clock, In tho attractive gardens
surrounding the home % Mrs.. n. A.
Carter, sy5 Harvard ave. \.
Tho affair win he purely social in
character SVEN 20 stimulate inter,
cst IN its work and the new build,
ing which tho association finds
necessary 20 build In the near IN,
turc. as the Eastlake branch has
0utgroWn its present quarters, aud
also % obtain new members.
Mrs. David J, Grant Is prcslden,
of the association.
The committee ia charge OF the
tea includes; Mrs. Walter Henry.
general chairman % arrangements.
Mrs. 4. Z. Gilman. chairman Of the
social committee; Mfs. q. A. e.
Rochester. chairman OF programs.
Mrs J. H. Fox. chairman OF tea
tables. Mrs. Ahner Brown. chair.
man Of the membership booth. Mrs.
T. A. Davies. chairman OF refresh
ments: Mrs. Alison 4. Woodruff.
chairman Of publicity; Mrs. Il. T.
Nelson. chairman OF automobiles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-30
Personal

Miss Marion Ruddy. Of Los An.
Eclcy. who has been tho guest OF
Miss Florence Aeeu. left Tuesday
for her home in the South.
Sir and Mrs. " y Duffy nre re.
eeiving congratulations upon the
birth Of daughter July 81 at Proyl.
denco hospital
Mru Ralf Douglas Baker and small
son Robert who have been visiting
at Underwood Plantation. near New
Orleans. Tor several months returned
10 town last week. Mrs. DouElas
stopped In Chicago cnrouto for n
few days visit with Mr. and Mrs
Francis Everett Mitchell.
Mr. and Mrs Corydon Wagner
Eulalie McrrliD who have been in
Europe for six weeks on their we'd.
ding trip, will arrive in town August
. or 10.
aaFH. cara ~ Ilolnn or san Fran
cisco. Is spending a month in town
as the guest OF Mrs. Henry n. sncad.
Mr. James Ryan OF Chicago ar.
rived this week 10 join Mrs. Ryan
who ia visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. J<short,
Mr.. and Mrs. stanton Frederick
have returned from n two weeks
visit With Mr.. and Mrs. c, Il. Fred.
ericB In Spokane.
Mrs. A. Rookie Robertson and three
children have returned from Van.
eouvcr, y. c.. where they have been
sojourning for six weeks.
Mics Catherine Collins Is the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Cameron Squires
and Mrs David Honeyman in Port.
land for two weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-30
PAY MORE FOR
U. S. FLOUR
English BreadstuilS Soar as
Price Goes Up \Here

\
LONDON. July 80 ~ SENSATIONAL
rises in the wheat marbet Ia enc
United States have been folA pscd By
cquL increases IN the price wheat
and flour in England
Flour ia English markeAs has
jumped 10 shlllinEs a sackl since
July / and a total or ~ shlllngs
since May causing apprehA nsion
turnout the country.
The standard four pound British
loaf. already increased from \ the
old s-penny piece. viii Jump "A 10
pence next Monday.
To the English farmer what
growing IL profitable for the ntst
time since the war. but 90 tho gFclit
majority OF the population - tAe
wage-enrners-the high price AZ
bread means only added strain "a
tho family budget.
Spectacular advances In flour
prices during the present month
have caused consumers 20 start an
agitation for resumption OF the war.
time practice OF government wheat
buying. but the president OF the
board of trade. Sidney webb Ga
post equivalent 20 the American
secretary OF commerce. fatty denies
rumor that the government Il
planning 70 resume such buying.
There r. no reason 20 believe a
world grain shortage Is In sight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-30
FIGHTS LEASES
Stone May lnvalidate Fall
Grants in New Suit

WASHINGTON. July so.-Attor-
ney General Stone today filed n
suit, which. IL won by tho govern
ment, will result in the invalidatIon
Of virtually all oil leases granted
by former Secretary of the Interior
Fall.
The suit filed In the United
States district court OF Salt Lake
City, Utah, is against IL. NJ. HarrI-
SON. the Midwest Oil Co. and the
Southwest Oil Co. TO cancel an oil
permit on the Navajo Indian reser-
walton.
The test case was filed under a
recent opinion submitted TO tho
president by Stone. in which the
latter held that tho general leasing
act of February rs. 1920, does not
apply to such permits and holding
that permits already issued arc in
valid. Some 20 permits covering
large areas of Indian lands In
various reservations are granted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-30
Music Bureau Organized

The Palmerton.M endc Music bu.
reau is Seattle's latest acquisition to
It's musical ranks IT Is sponsored by
Mrs. T.. H. Palmcrton and Mrs. Louis
l.. Mendel. The bureau Is located
at All Union street, Schneider Art
galleries.
The newly organized music bureau,
according to It's announced Intentions,
proposes TO bring the best musicians
TO Seattle at the most reasonable
prices. The first project will con.
stitutc winter series of three con.
ccrts to be followed by like course
in the spring All Of their artists
will appear at the metropolitan
Theater
Louis Krcidler. Metropolitan and
Chicago Opera baritone, viii inaug
urate the series on November IT.
Edna Swanson verIIaar, contralto,
one OF the real beauties Of the con
ert stage viii sing December i6.
Emil Telmonyi, Hugary's greatest
viollnist, who vs. creating n new
furore in Europe at present, viii
play here January 10, coming TO
Seattle almost direct from his latest
European triumphs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-30

Judge and Mrs. Burke with a party
OF friends will motor TO Port Towns.
end Saturday to spend the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. walter AlnAyorth of
81. Louis. are tho guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. L. G. Anderson.
Mrs. winifred Merrill. president OF
oaksmere school. in New York. Is
the house guest OF Mira. Eliza Ferry
Loary.
Lieut.. Oliver Coivin. Jr.. and Mrs.
CoIvin. whose marriage was a recent
event In Boston. arrived Monday
night and arc the guests Of Mr. and
Mrs, o. d. colvin
Mrs. W. S. puImage and her
daughter. Miss Ellen DnimaEc, re.
turned last week from visit OF seye.
raj days in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Purcell re.
moved recently to their new home
at 25os Federal ave.
Mr.. and Alra. Arnold Poison Pris-
ella Anderson are receiving con.
gratuIations upon tho birth of a
daughter July 30 az the home OF
Mrs. Polsons parents. Mr. and Mrs.
H. ". Anderson. az Loyal Heights.
Mrs. william u. Yerkes. Of Stan.
ton. Pa. who is spending the sum.
mer in town, has taken an apart.
ment ut the DE In Mar
Mrs. Niles Trammel left recently
tor California on n short visit.
Francis and spafford Frink and
Daniel Lamont will leave Thursday
for Bar X ranch ut Loomis TO spend
a month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-30
ARREST TAXIMEN
Seven Carried BlaCkiaCks,
Police AIIege

seven taxi drivers. armed viii
bnckjael2 90 a large touring car
we're seized b. police under Capt T.
T. Hedges early wednesday morn
Ing as the latest development iu
scaitlos taxicah strike.
During THE iaEt few days tht
auto, loaded sith armed nonunlon
guards, has been used 10 iutlmldats
striking union men, police allege
Tuesday night Capt Hedges ordered
every officer on the night shift %
search Tor the auto.
Pairolman T. v. Lally and Detect
ives Ernie Yorz and o. 1 Van Bus
kirk found the car al Occidental ave
and Yesler way. arresung Glen
Cockdale. 20 John Borden. IS: n. L.
Douglas. 20. c = Lowry. "a. J. W
Make, 80. a. 3 Cole. 90. and n. l.
Mackie. 20. All Of the men had
blackjaclla. according 20 the police
They were charged with disorder
ly conduct and held In Jall for two
hours. when they were allowed 10
post 125 bail each
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-30
Bandits Bullet
Is Fatal to Cop

Death chme 20 another Seattle 20
liceman Wednesday morning. when
Patrolmnn Henry Joseph Hayes died
following long illness. Hayes was
shot by one OF two bandits whom he
attempted 10 search. about two years
ago. Since that time he has been
III. never fully recovering.
Hayes. a former city fireman. was
unmarried. lie is survived by a
brother Patrolman ]. J. Hayes. who
is also a policeman here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-30
Plans Luncheon at
Rainier Club

TO honor Mrs. {. Sewan Clark
Niarguerite Auzias Do Turnnel. OF
Cedron. near Philadelphia. and Mrs
Archibald I'm Ferguson Hclcn Nc,
Ewans o. Shanghai. Mrs. Kenelm
Winslow. Jr.. Is extending invita-.
tons 20 luncheon az tho Rainier
club on Wednesday afternoon. Aug
ust 6
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-30
Small Luncheon for
Hrs. Cntcheft

Mrs, Keith Logan Built Is en-.
teriaining with an informal luncheon
a, her home on Saturday afternoon
IN honor OF Mrs. Walter Co,chett. OF
Paris. who. after spending several
weeks as the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Eddy, IS leaving Sunday
for the East. Major Co,ehett left
last night for California on his way
East.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-30
Wedding Date Made
kuolUu

Miss Margaret Glorious. daughter
OF Mrs. Max Glorious. has chosen
Thursday. August "a. as tho date OF
her marriage to DR.. Travis Stnnscll
Moring. u. S. ~, OF Abbeyllle. Ala.
attached 70 the u. s. S. Nevada
Rev. Mark Allison Matthews will per
form the ceremony AZ the home OF
the brides mother at $40 o'clock in
the evening.
Mr.. Walter William Stoll. brother.
in.iaw OF the bridc-elect. will give
her in marriage and Mrs. Stoll will
be matron OF honor for her sister.
Or. Guy Nichols. u. $ ". viii be
best man and the ushers viii be Eel.
low officers from the L. $. S. Ne
yada.
A reception will follow the service.
In compliment 20 Miss Glorious
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-30
Orthopedic Shops

Mrs. Clifford Reid win be hostess
for Denny Thurman Guild at the
orthopedic Lunch room Thursday
assisted by Mrs. John C. Slater. Mrs.
a. a. Sutherland. Mrs. Bennett,
Falknor. Mrs. Willis /. Vail. Mrs.
George Downing. Mrs. Harry G..
Smart. Mrs. ". z. France. Mrs.
Samuel Leroy Crawford. Mrs. James
Leslie Wood. Mrs. Adolph Linden.
Mrs, ]. NJ. .Mcconahym, Mrs. o. w.
Kueher. Mrs. L. ]. Bradine. Mrs. A.
Z. Barry. Miss Agnes p. Vail. Miss
Eva Peterson and Miss Mary shel.
ton.
The Hount Baker Guild with Airs.
r. A. Gerhart and Mrs. /. NJ. Jensen
win be In charge az the Thrift shop
on Thursday Morning and the East
Madison Guild with Mrs. Il. ]. Ward.
chairman. on Thursday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-30
Hosts at THO Affairs

Mrs. II. d. Earring VIII entertain
az luncheon on Friday afternoon AT
the Sunset club In honor OF Mrs.
Roy Brown Earring.
Invitations have been confined 20
the young matrons.
This evening Mr.. and Mrs. Earring
VIII have a small dinner az their
homo FOR Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Brown
Earling before the reception and
bah az the sunset club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-30
Little Brown Jug
and Beer Captured

Two sacks OF beer and n granite
Jug caused the arrest OF +. Scott,
so, at the Remington Court apart.
ments Tuesday night. according to
the dry squad. Scott was held in
Jail Wednesday. w. Preston, 3OlS
Goth ave. S. w. also was arrested
by police. He had two gallon jugs
Of moonshinc. IL was said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-30
PLAN 100000 STORE

Plans for a $4,000 two.story fire.
proof store and loft structurc at
41s22 Fourth ave. have been com.
plctcd by Architect William Aitken,
and general contract has been
awarded to Contractor Pcdcr Gjardc.
Thc building will be the property Of
the John Miller estate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-30
by DAUGHTERS Y. NJ.

II never heard Of such nerve. a
man on your position asking for my
daughters hnndl"
"Oh my position Isn't 80 bad. /
have widow on QUO side and tho
door on the other."-Am. Legion
Weekly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-30
EntertaiRs for
Visitor

Mrs, +. T.. Higgins entertained
With luncheon ON Monday after.
noon at Big Tree Inn In compliment
to Mrs. W. ", stevens. OF New York
city. who Is the house guest OF Air.
and Mrs, W. A. NJ. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith. with their
guest left today hy motor for a Few
days visit IN Yakima.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-30
HoStesses Named for
Dinner Dance

Acting as hostesses al the dinner
dance Friday evening at the Tennis
club viii be Mrs. c. Edwin Davis.
Mrs. John Loor Locke. Jr.. Mrs.
Donald q. Graham and Mrs. Thomas
Doremus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-30
Tried to Beat Up
Cop, Police Aver

\ Two boys. Raymond Walsh. II.
tnd Harvey simmondson. Is. were
Arrested Tuesday night az Stewart
n and Denny way after they had
attempted 20 beat up" Patrolman
Etgar Barr, police hllege.
phc lads were making themselves
geferal nulaances IN the neighbor-
hood. Barr said. and ho tried 10 stop
theAi. with the result that both boys
atiathed him. Walsh was sent 10
tho Sounty jail and the other lad
was Released on his personal recog-
nizanAe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-30
Music
Costume Recital

Myrtle Carver. coloratura soprano
OF Los Angeles. Will present a cos.
tune recital Thursday evening. July
81. at $50 o'clock. at Thorn's hall
at Green lake.
Florence McCanne, pianist, will be
the accompanlst.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-30
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
DELEGATES ELECTED

DELEGATES ELECTED
Mrs. j. Nuylor. treasurer Of tho
American Legion Auxiliary to Maple
Lear Post No. q. has been elected
as delegate TO the state convention
OF mo American Legion to con.
yene IN Walla Walla, August Is.
~ ana 30. Mrs o. Boaton has
been elected alternate.
Delegates who have been named
ny The other auxiliaricB include:
Mrs' Ralph Hammer, Mrs. ~. j.
Eiycrs and Mrs. George a. Bundy,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-30
Dinner Hosts Toninht

Mr.. and Mrs. X. ID. Merrill will
entertain at dinner this evening at
their home preceding the reception
and bali at the Sunset club.