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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-16
Tea VII Honor
Miss Harris

Mrs Murray Bartlett Holland has
cards out for a tea at her home on
Thursday afternoon. from I until &
o'clock. IN honor ~ her niece. Mis-
Edna Prince Harris whose engage.
ment 70 Mr.. John senior q the
United states Coast and 0eodotlr
Survey was recently announced.
Mrs joseph Carpenter Harris
Miss Harris mother. will receive
With Mrs Holland and the honor
guest. Mrs r. n Dcriekson, Mrs
Francis Hickey. Mrs. Charles scurry
Mrs ~ e. Strong. Mrs PER-,
TruaS. Mrs Loren Petersen and
Miss Mary Rsbsr will alternate a,
the urna
Assisting will be Mrs Charles
Hopper. Miss wenonsh Iawton,
Miss Hazel seXsmith. Miss barbara
Davidson. Miss Jeanette Hickey and
Miss Virginia scurry.
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Elizabeth oINary. Wilma spiesr.
Elizabeth NJ. Como. Irene GERMAN.
villa Manner. Beatrice Manner.
Yyonne Dunbar. PeFgy Stanley.
Polly Stanley. Patsy Stanley. Isa.
bella Slavery. Sarah Jane Paulson.
Helen Melsneat. Barbara McIAugh.
lin, Frances Hart, Mary Elmore.
Ann Elmore. Mary Service Gabriel.
son. Jean Lovat Cole, Kate Hayes.
lmoRcne Bruhaker.
one OF the special features Of the
first period Will DO tho VAshon Isl.
and Strawberry festival AZ Ellisport
on Juno 81. The Campfire Girls
viii present a pageant depicting the
charms OF Yashon Island. The
pageant Il written and will be dl.
Tccted by Alice Paine Paul Two
hundred girls win participate In Il,
Another new feature OF the 1884
season II a now Campfire baby.
Mary Could. and called MRrignld
FOR short In addition 10 the tTlhy,
the camp has three new mhScots.
two dogs and n goat There Is also
an old Russian sea captain. who
knows all about building boats. riK.
sing sails. etc, And last. but not
least a gypsy queen. who spends
part Of her time AZ Camp scalth.
Camp ssaith has never Ind such
glorious prospects, and every giri
who plans 20 30 this summer may
anticipate the most pleasant vaca.
ton she has ever had.
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10 visit camp on these days. Parents
wishing 10 drive can secure informa-
ton by calling the Camaraderie (Ca.
1880. Cars can ferry to Vashon
Heights, drive Is miles across
vashon island, and walk mile
down steep trail 10 Sealth. or
ferry from Point Defiance park. Ia
coma, drive three miles. and walk
down the same steep trail "a father
once tried TO transport three water
melons down this trail! Don't at
tempt it,
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AIR AID MRS LEWIS ED
NJ WARD EYMAN announce the
rnrsKcuisnt % their daughter
tccils. 20 Mr.. Henry MARRIED. Rol
SON, son 81 Mrs Harry s Boleom.
The wedding Win be solemnircd
wednesday evening. July ,. az the
E,man residence. Rev. William "a
Miss viii read the service at 3
a'cloak.
Mrs Ioha Philip wsyerhaeussr.
Dr. tHolsn wsikerl viii attend Miss
Fsman. and MI Marshall Allen will
h bcst man Tor Mr. Boleom.
4 small reception win follow the
ceremony.
To honor Miss lyman. Mrs Ham.
l,en Rolfe viii entertain with a
sriage tea and linen shower on
Friday Afternoon. az her home
A. The Highlands. SIX tables win
~ IN play. and there viii be ad.
altonal guests a. the tea hour
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Campfire Girls

Campward. Ho! This call has gone
into all the districts OF Seattle and
towns surrounding. and already sew
crnl hundred girls have answered BY
registering Tor a porlod for the 1894
sealth season. ssalth IL the largest
Campfire Girls camp IN the United
States, and Monday u opens its fifth
season, Two hundred girls will 30
into camp on the Virginia V. Monday
afternoon. Among them are the fol
lowing
Councillors list
kathryn Washer. Anita Won Hu.
sen. Betty Ransom. Noye Page. Der.
nice Miller. Lillian LOTUS. Eleanor
schcr. Pcggy Hazard. Gertrude Nc.
Cam. Mildred Casey. Alice Paul.
sen. Dorothy George. Betty l.. Gund.
'r~ 'ia~ Elizabeth Halter. Margcry
Kline. Frances N. Goodman. Rose.
mary Lawrence. Ilortenso Kicke.
uapp, Margaret fogtly. Marian Lowe.
GLADYS i1thrr. TholmA =. Living.
ston. Vera Katz. Katrina q. Bradley,
Irene Williamson.
First Period Girls
Anne Caldwell. Ethcba Emery. Viz.
ginia Worcester. Dorothy Worcester.
Shirley Whitfield. Luoll Weed. Phyl.
lls Lna Ynrnon. June Vernon, Helen
Vernon. Lucy Ustlor. Helen UEtier.
Margaret Tyler. Ruth Everett. Edith
Nixon, Sigrid JohannSson. IEora
Clark. Audrey Glcnnan. Edna Mac
Lester. Thelma Oliver. Catherine
CHM. Helen Brckkc. Polly Brown.
Frances II. Moaor. Jane lett, Ruth
Thompson, Ruth Alexander. Mary
Isabelle Ford. Adele Holman, unnur
Mathieson. Betty Kennedy. Beth Tan.
ner. Ruth Fletcher. Lillian Cobb, Bet.
~ sue Lewis. Pat Kennedy. Nora
Jorgonsen. Harriet Baird. Helen Pch.
ling. Gertrude L. Bates. Beth Lipp.
man. Edwina Miller. Mabel Ferguson.
Betty Kimball. Dorothy Gibson. Hor.
tense Kay, Marie isosen. Katrina
Harley. suaon Jones, phcbc Anne
Thompson. Fritzie swanstrom. Clar.
ice stronach, Eileen Stevens. Edith
Sparkman. Marguerite Skeel. wini.
fred Shaw. Helen Russell. Helen
Moldstad. Josephine Gordon. Eliza.
beth l.. Keller. Charlotte Phillips,
Mabel A. Mueller. Jean Gilbrcath
Pauline Root, Beatrice Brooks, Doro.
thy Wilcox. Virginia c. Hundlcy.
Leigh Bishop. Dorothy McGhoc.
Elizabeth Roberts Colley. Mildred
Mcpherson, Hortenso Harley, Kath.
ryn Jordan.
Genevievo +. kellogg. Mary vIr
ginia Kofauyer, Janet Lilly, Mabel
Lowrle. Margaret Murnane. Mary
McIslwaine. Elizabeth Mcdonald.
Mary Mcintosh. Helen Moldstad.
Millicent Palmer, Irmengnrdo Pat.
ten, Peggy Payznnt. Priscilla Pea-
cock, Edna Price, Bliss Pugsley
Virginia Anne Cooper. Evelyn
Earles, Irma Prince Holt. Margaret
Boster. Marjorie Mcpherson, Ger
nldine Vanderspek, Martha Harris
Emily Hayes, Hazel Friderlci
Katherine Edmonston. Marian Ed
or. Olive Eleanor Gleason. Jose
phine Gordon. Helen Elizabeth
Gray, Elsie Jane Hadloy, EtheI
Hamilton, Peggy Avery. Barbara
Barnes, Catherine Baum. Betty
Billings, Vivian Bistrom, Virginia
Boyd. Eleanor Brown. Josephine n.
Brown. Caroline Louise Burnham
Anna II. Compton. Ella Mae Lequc,
Minnie Burners, Elizabeth A. Frye,
Diadama Woodin. Jessie Harris
Martha Hayes, Hazelle Frentz. Jean
Goltra Condor, Marion parkhurst,
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Parties for Miss Just

N compliment 20 Miss Elsa Just.
Nho will leave wednesday for
Europe, Mrs Thomas II. Koiderup
gave luncheon Thursday Mt the
Arctic club. followed by a theater
party.
On Friday Mrs. Christen Quevil
entertained with luncheon for Miss
Jest. at her summer home at Amer
lean lake.
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Program announced for
Benefit Musicale

Tho fitth annual musicale OF the
Music Practice club for the benefit
Of the children's orthopedio hos.
pital, VIII 30 given on Friday eve.
ming II the home OF Mr. and Mrs.
c. ID. Stimaon At The Highlands.
Tho first hair OF the program
VIII be given by members OF the
club assisted by Maurice Lspla,.
Walter Nash and John Hopper.
from the Cornish school. and the
last half Will be presented by Dent
Mowrey OF Portland.
The numbers follow.
Harp ensemble
,n volEa noatmsa's song ......
10 lsrgo .s.ass.t.ss.+.....H asndsi
Mrs Broas-ai, Beck ana IN. mise.
Helen Morsheuss. Louise Hunt aud Fiors
songs
tal 'Fioods Of sprisE' ............
49,. s.....-...st.-s Rachmsninssf
tpil ghsnson Tris,s" ......, pupsre
Mrs. David Morgan R9dsrIrk
Mr.. Rofrt Turner at the plano.
pumler'' .........,.....,.s Ar.ntsy
Maurice LePiat. vioiln waiter Nash.
Nioionesiio. John Hopper. piano.
sayoiis. y Major .s..rs...... H.sthaVan
Solrrsa Mnsicatss tisst
Mlnust from q Major aouatai ..,..
ssst..s*ss .+.ss.-s Deaf N0vrey
Dance Eocsutriaas" ........ .Nawr,y
ballads. q Minor .............. Brahms
Waitrss. op. - ..s..-.s.,.ss.... brahms
pogmEa .s..s.sssss-... Tarhaikousty
Tickets for the affair may be ob.
iained from tho members Of tho
club-Mrs Edward AEuew. Mrs.
John Baillargeon. Mrs. Broussais
Beck, Mrs. Alexander Scott BullIi,.
Mrs. Keith Logan Buliitt. Miss
Catherine Collins. Mrs. Charles Far.
rell. Mrs. Arthur Jones. Mrs.
I.atcher Iambuth, Mrs. Osgood
Packard. Mrs. Frederick Parks.
Mrs. David Morgan Roderick. Mrs.
Thomas " ScrugEs. Mrs. Harold
sumson and Mrs. Thomas stlmson.
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Miss Eymdn WiH Hare Home Weddino.
Large Tea WW Compliment Miss FeIger

Adam lardinc. Mrs Theo Perrott
Mrs s ,. Anderson. Mrs Charles
hr'dges Mira D. A. lIulgraye. Mrs
NJ J Andrews. Mrs D. a.. Lewis.
Miss laura Card,n. Miss Reta Iules.
Miss Margaret Thomas ana Miss
Kelly.
The Thrift shop will be In charst
Of Mrs A. C. Graft and Mrs j. /.
Mcurew for East Highland Drive
guild on Tuesday morning and Mrs
H. J. ferhnson and Miss Betty
ban for interlaken guild In the
afternoon.
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Mss Tanners
Enqdqement Announced

Mr. and Mrs. william G. Tanner
announce the engagement OF their
daughter. Lura, 20 Mr.. James Doug.
las Giynan. son OF Mr.. J. p. Givnan.
Hiss Tanner disclosed the news AZ
bridge luncheon she gave on Sat.
urday afternoon for Miss Audrey
Collins and Miss Constance selbert.
two June brides-to-bc.
Miss Tanner attended the Univer.
siy Of Washington. She Il mem.
Der Of ri Beta Phi sorority. Mr.. Civ.
pan attended the Christian Brothers
'school in 81. Louis and the Seattle
college.
The wedding win take place 10
August.
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Miss Glorious TO We'd

Mrs. Max Glorious announces the
engagement OF her daughter. Mar,
sueri,e Marie, 20 Or Travis s,ansell
Morins. U. s. n, OF Ahbeville. Ala.
stationed al present on the 4. $. s.
Nevada.
No date has been set for tho wed
ding.
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QUEEN ANNE STUDY

/ QUEEN ANNE STUDY
CLUB PROGRAM
The program OF the coming year
OF the Queen Anne study club is an
/ nounccd as follows:
| Oetobsr T--Hostsss, Mrs @. y. nlhcksi.
Ter. Roll csil-Quotations on Art. Prssi.
dents greeting Echoes OF the Past.
Mrs. y. ). Irvine. taiS. Miss Calhoun.
October st-Hostess. Mrs. IT, .. Brown
/ Roll Caii-Blis Of Current Art. This
Lure OF the Colonial Mrs. G. T. Thlrsk
| Colonial Art" Mrs. J. y, psardsiss
November t-Hos,ess. Mrs y, A. q,
vry. Roll chli--Famous pictures "Ef.
fsctlvo Use Of Color" Mrs. Y. y. Coiv.n
Pictorial Art In the Home" Mrs. A.
| W. FaraKhsr.
November is-Hos1ess. Mrs. Y. u. Col.
win. Roll Cail--AmsricAu Artists. Deco.
! rativo Textiles" Mrs y. g. Fsrrss "Pot.
tories OF Ameriea and England" Mrs
Ira u, Ford.
December :-IIaatens. Mrs A. w
! Tstaghsr. ARTS and Crafts 81 America "
Mrs Alan ". Eshsiby; East Aurora. old
| Dssrsisid. Manitou." Mru. n. J. Irvine.
| December is--Hostesa. Mrs. J. y. CIT.
ton Christmas party. Mrs. ,. r. Hsards.
| lee. Mrs. II. J. Brown, Mrs. W. J. UReun.
/ Mrs II. II. Patterson.
! January s--Hostsss. Mrs Ferrso. An.
tiqus Furniturs. "chippendale.' Mrs
Hampton Moran: 'tfteppslwhits." Mrs r.
p. Packard. Sheraton Mrs. r II. Pat
tsrson.
/ January ao-~Hos,sss. Mrs. V. W. Gem.
mel Roll esil--currsnt Art News
| American indiana Contribution TO Art"
Mrs y. ~. Keller. ''portrAYor OF Western
Life-Froderlek Remington" Mrs. y. d,
Kennedy.
| No. u.s afra - 4 s4tf4
! ''Iandacapa Palntsrs--Chiids Haasam
George Inness.' Mrs. J. II. Linton Mod
ern ILLUSTRATOR arfIeld Parrish Mrs
| W. j. Raftor.
March 5-Hostsss. Mrs Linton. "a. ~
/ g. Of japanese Art" Mrs. Thompson
Japanese Prints" Mrs. Gsmmsl. "Clois-
| onns and Enameis." Mrs. H. W. Winter
March I7--Hostsss. Mrs. \. r. Lyon
Roll cnil--JapRneEs artists. Japanese
| Bronzrs and Potteries." Mrs de vry.
| Japanese Tapestries and Embrolderlcs,
/ Mrs. clifton.
April 1--Hosts,s. Mrs c. y. Montgom-
cry. Roll Call-Art Gleaninss. ''MSdon-
| mas in Art" Mrs. G.. II. Dlackaller;
Noted Cathsdrsls'' Mrs. T. II. Shaw.
| April 2i--Hostess. Mrs. Patterson. Roll
| caif-Importhnt Points on Parliamentary
Law. Engraving and Etchings." Mrs
a. ". Lyon. Chats on Old Laces," Mrs
II. TYLER.
May B-hnnual breakfast. Mrs. ~ "
Irvine. Mrs. de Vry. Mrs. Colvin, Mrs
| Biackallor
May 1s-Hostssa. Mrs. Rattcr El.c.
tIon Of officers.
June 2Hostess, Mrs. Thlrsk. Mrs
Eshelby, Mrs Linton. Mrs Thompson
Mrs. @. t. Thlrsk. Mrs. Il. II. Packard
The Greenwood o. II. s. Sociol
club will meet in Greenwood Ma.
sonic temple. Thursday. June 10, al
o'clock. There will be an apron
sale from to o'clock. Ice
cream, cake and tea will be served
for nominal sum.
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Personal

Mt ana MfTs q iHllFfhfhu
uFaHsr Macrhef roul returned Friday
from their wedding trip 10 California
ANA win bc guests ui the Hotel Gov
man for a week nefore moving 10
their new residence. on ths corner of
ihtb ave and John a.
Sir ana Mfs Walter Foster and
Mrr HELEN Foster Of san FmneisCo
arc in town. guests az the Hotel
Washington. ON their way 20 Van
uouNeE ~ e.. where SIR Foster and
his daughter will participate iu the
Eolf tournament
Ms. Curliss Sargent Is spending
a fortnight boz rHT' and
Nils Rachel NIhIork will return
Friday from The Eart. whore abe has
been visiting relatives and friends
for the winter mud spring months
Ar Wallace and SIR Frederick
Collins returned Saturday night from
Yale.
SIR ana Ma Archibald F'isksn will
remove The last Of tHc week 10 their
summer home az the Country cluh
Sir and Mrr ianEdon Henry Will
remove this week 10 their summer
home a, The Highlands
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Mrs. Clapp WW Gipe
Tea for Granddaughter

Ms, cyrus r. Clapp and Mas
ssatrice Capp have issued invita-
IONS for tea az the sunset club
% Thursday afternoon. June ~.
nom 4 until o'clock. in honor Of
Mrs. Clapp's granddaughter. Miss
Nellie Beatrice Felger. whose we'd.
ing 70 Mr.. John T. Heffernan. ~
M b a summer event.
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Entertaining for
Mss Elciu1

Mrs. James Hamilton de Neuve Is
attending invitations for luncheon
n her apartment In Hamilton Arms
N Monday. June 81. TO honor Miss
Dorothy Ewing. whose marriage to
Mr. Alfred Braley Parsons will take
phce on June 80.
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CAMP PERIODS

June is to IS: June 80 10 July
Il; July IL 10 10. inclusive: July
81 to August :; August 10 .. in
elusive; August II TO August 2s:
August Is TO so. Gypsy week.
The buglers will be Helen Gray.
Francis Jane Hart and Helen Meis-
nest.
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Informal Luncheon at
Sunset Glib

Mrs. A. II. Anderson Is extending
invitations for an informal luncheon
Il he sunset club on Friday after.
ICON for Mrs. Richard A. Ralinger.
no VIII remove the last OF June 70
AXE Ballinser for the summer.
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Music
Presented in Recital

Presented IN Recital
AryiIle Belstad viii present Ruth
Wohlgamuth In plano recital on
Tuesday evening. at $40 o'clock. in
Moutellus hall.
The program follows
Carnival Nigrgu" .........f.r, achgtt
tal PFsigfs
go asrsnads dITafi.qain
tri Tristsssa Dc Coiomhius
tdl FoilchiAslls
tdl PisFrui NsvsBr
90 HzanArriis
Naias tn y Minor .....s........1
Naiss IN u Plat Major. ,....... ! chopin
Nalss IN y Minor .ts.s.ssrs....
Concerto m Minor. ...... MsndsIssshn
ts) Motto Allegro
fhl Andanta
tcj Presto
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The investment In electric light
and power companies represents con.
sIdorably more than one per cent
Of the national wealth.
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'Orthopedic Lunch and
Thrift Shop

Mrs. NJ Cheal viii he hostess for
g Marks guild at the Orthopedic
nsch room Tuesday. assisted by
drs e, l.. Brooke. Mrs +. +.
Wooiaston. Mrs. J. L. Moore. Mrs.
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EAsTEnN STAR c11tR

Eastern Star club members will
sew for tho Lighthouse for the
Blind Friday, June 20, from 10 n.
m. until 4 p. M NJ 1880 Arcade
square.
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CLUBS FOR TUESDAY

EST SEATTLE
CHAPTER, o. E. S.
Vest Seattle chapter. o. l.. S..
aocial circle. will hold a picnic at
WI point. Tuesday. June II. at 1
o'clock. Members are asked 20 take
aasiset lunch. All Eastern Stars In
tied
QlARANTE CLUB
luarante club viii hold It's annuas
picnic on Tuesday evening. June II,
on the beach at South Alki. Din
Eer at $50 o'clock.
GREENWOOD CHAPTER
Greenwood chapter. No. 1876, o. E.
3, win give a Bingham dance on
Tuesday evening, June II. in Green
wood Masonic temple. 10Th and
Greenwood ave. All Eastern Stars,
Masons and friends are invited.
cALEIDH CLUB
The last meeting of the season OF
% Caleidh club will be held Tues
'iay, June II. at I p. m. with Mrs.
: ). l. McGrew. 1918 Third ave. ".
SEATTLE LODGE no. 7
Seattle Lodge No. Z, Degree Of
Honor. will meet in Evergreen hall.
1909 Ninth ave, Tuesday evening,
Tune IL. at 745 O'Clock. A military
Whist party and refreshments has
peen planned by the committee in
charge OF the evening. Members
nay invite friends.
Ssv ,fMoNT w. C. r. u.
Fremont w. c. r. u. will give a
luncheon on Tuesday, juno IT. at /
p m. In Asbury NJ. Il. church, to
bs members who have passed the
tree'score-and.ten mark. Every
member Is expected. Respond TO
AlE lrse.5405.
ASSOCIATION WILL
HAVE LUNCHEON
The Norwegian Hospital associa-
ton viii give luncheon in Norway
nan, Tuesday, June II. at / o'clock,
Tor the benefit Of tho helping di-
vision. Members and friends In
ylted. This will be the last meet
1rag OF the association until the fall
hostesses for the affair include
hrn. Gunnar Lund, Mrs. o. Offer
.ahl, Mrs. o. Eng, Mrs. Lief Helte,
we. Andrew Tcrgersen and Mrs. $.
stray
DRAMA DEPARTMENT
TO PICNIC
rho drama department OF the
Npman'B Century club will nave a
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The rays Of the sun take 8 IL
minutes to reach the earth.
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WOmen's Clubs

picnic at tho home Of Miss Sara
Williams at Medina on Tuesday.
June II. The boat vii! leave Ieschl
park at 1880 n. m. Luncheon win
be served at IL o'clock. Mrs. Arthur
Hold is chairman OF tho affair. For
information call her at ME lrse- 1893.
Mrs. Fred w. Bert. Jr.. has ar.
ranged the program for the after.
noon.
LITERARY CLUB
The Sunset Heights Literary club
viii have its last meeting Of the
club year Tuesday. Juno II. at the
home OF Mrs. Cora McChosney,
across Lake Washington. Boat viii
leave Madison park at 1880 a. m.
CANADIAN WOMEN'S CLUB
The Canadian Women's club will
hold card party Tuesday evening.
June II. at o'clock. at tho FEEDER.
alton club house, Harvard ave. and
Thomas st.
COLONIAL COURT o. or A.
Colonial Court, Order OF Amar.
anths. will meet Tuesday. June II.
The supreme secretary will be
present. Cards will follow the
meeting. All Amaranths and
friends invited.
CAPITOL HILL w. c. T. L.
Capitol Hill w. c. T. U. win meet
with Mrs. Belle McCallum. 1247 18Th
ave. NJ, on Tuesday. June II. AT
p. m. Members requested to at
tend. Election OF officers
WHITTIER PIT. A. PICNIC
Whittier PIT. A. will givo picnic
at Woodland park, Tuesday, June
II. Friends arc invited.
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RAINIER CAMP II. y. 4.
TO PICNIC
Rainier Camp No. it1., Royal
Neighbors OF America and Juveniles.
will have an ali.day picnic Thursday.
June 10. at All Beach. Bring well
filled baskets.
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PROSPERITY REBEKAH

Prosperity Rebekah Lodge will
givo n military whist party at Co
operative hall, corner Of Rainier
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ave. and Flndiey St, Wednesday.
June IS. at $50 y. IN.
LADIES or GOLDEN NORTH
The ladies' OF the Golden North
win give a card party Friday. June
20. at p. m, at their hail. 1884
First ave,
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MIzpAH TEMpLE NO. DO

The Altrulstic club OF Mlzpah
Temple, No. 90, viii hold picnic
supper, Wednesday June 10. from
2 TO $40 p. m, ut Woodland park
Pythlan sisters requested TO bring a
picnic basket. An invitation IN ex.
tended 10 brother knights to attend
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FLYING FISH-BOAT PATROL
Betty Ransom. Helen Gray. Mary
Elmore. Alice Lopp. Irmengarde
Patton. Katrina Harley and Hor-
tense Harley.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

CAFETERIA DINNER
Seattle City Wide Democratic
Women's club will have n cafeteria
dinner Thursday. June 10. at 8
O'Clock. Program at Z o'clock, and
card party at $3.50 o'clock.
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ASSOCIATION WILL
HAVE LUNCHEON

DRAMA DEPARTMENT
TO PICNIC
rho drama department OF the
Wpman'B Century club will nave a
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COLONIAL COURT o. or A.

WHITTIER PIT. A. PICNIC
Whittier PIT. A. will givo picnic
at Woodland park, Tuesday, juno
m. Friends arc invited.
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PACIFIC NORTHWEST MERCHANTS EXPOSITION
Executives Rialo Bldg Phone Main 4ao3
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sluarante club viii hold It's annuas
picnic on Tuesday evening. June II,
on the beach at South Alki. Din
ner at $50 o'clock.
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Greenwood chapter. No, 1876. o. f.
:, will give a Bingham dance on
Tuesday evening. June II. In Green
wood Masonic temple. 10Th and
Greenwood ave. All Eastern Stars,
Masons and friends are invited.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-10-13
Unemployment

The director of the New York City Industrial
Aid Bureau announces that there are least 100000
out of work in the metropolis. In reality the total
number of unemployed much greater for at
least 60% of this figure represents union mem
bers Unquestionably there are many out of work
in the ranks of the unorganized. Most surveys do
not take adequate account of the disemployed in
the ranks Of the nonunionized The later, Of course
consisting primarily of the unskilIed and less
skilled the worst sufferers from this dreadful
scourge.
1t is further reported that this condition is
more acute than any time since the great depres-
sion. The employment bureaus are beseged with
iob-seekers.
Let no one mistake this situation. The condi-
ton pictured is not abnormal. 1t arises out of
the very system of production and exchange. 1t is
not merely a MARKHAM hypothesis that capitalism
rests on the maintenance of huge industrial re-
serve army. 1t is fact of capitalism itself
a dreary but irrefutable fact. The Russell Sage
Foundation has just announced the partial find
ings Of an employment survey it has been making
for the last five years in the various industries of
seventy cities in 81 states. It's findings add fur
ther proof to the mountains Of evidence already
piled up in substantiation of the MARKHAM analys-
is of the capitalist system.
We are told by the Foundation investigators
that on the average the good and bad years in
cluded there are continually several million men
out of work. Every year there are from one to
six million workers jobless for weeks months
One out of eight workers are thus affected
And the social degradation is the worst feature
Of the acute condition. Says the report" There is
something which we are just beginning to recog
nize, resentment on the part of the workers
against industrial situation in which such in
security and uncertainty are possible 1t is not
only unemployment but the fear of unemployment,
the knowledge that any joy is uncertain and in
secure, subject to the fluctuations of economic
change, which responsible for much of our
present industrial unrest"
These are the facts. This is what we have with
us. No communist critic could paint blacker
picture. And the workers, the sufferers, alone can
change conditions for the better.