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Failing 90 discover tho authentic
ring. they had repeatedly searched
the room. But Miss Krruoehan had
taken her vanity bag with her when
she isft tho room, I could only pray
that In The rralt6meut hnr would
forget 20 powder her nose Ana
when az length Nanune and krr-
nochnn dsspaired Of finding the ring
they sent tho butler Tor tho young
woman In my presence they held
council % war. and the upahot Of
their conversation Was that Nuntluo
started Tor the telephone 90 call the
police. Speaking mildly I stopped
him.
"Of course you understand ]
said. "that shall bring suit for
criminal Islander and Tor alrr Inn
prisonmrut II seems 10 mo that a
man IN my position ought 20 -
able 10 collect substantial damages
say. a quarter ~ n million
"a damned sneak thief would col.
isct nothing fuarled Vautinr Yet
DO paused
quite true" said l. ~tlut We are
not discussing "a criminal. we arc
discussing a gentleman u position "
"You have that rms 80 least
you know where IL S." declared
I vantluc. III didn't vanish into thin
air And this IL paste 10 lnli-
Gated the copy which lay upon the
card table
"And aside from the large sum
which shall certainly collect az
DAMAGE I went on, calmly. there
IL something cleo 60 be considered
/ You arc the head 81 famous Do.
tectiyc agency which benra your
name. If sou declare that I hayu
stolen n ring In your very presence.
and are unable 10 prove the then -
and you can only prove Il by ind
linE tho rnE-what sort ~ an nd
vcrtissment viii u be Tor your
agency
( I let this sink In. I enjoyed ths
expression on vantiuo's face. Pop
/ eyed men should never permit them
selves 10 look angry They are I'M
beautiful az tho best. and az their
worst they arc extremely offensive
you don't think we're going q
/ let you EuT- clustered Nantine
Il don't think Il. ! know t."
replied. And II this nonsense ceases
at once shall let the matter drop
/ otherwisc-" Ny pause was
threat.
/ / saw the cunning In Vuntlne',
eyes. Yet ! despircd him 70 thoroly
that / moderated his abilities III
whispered moment with ker
noclan, but thought that thGy
were merely arguing tho ndyisability
OF risking a suit which I threat
ened 20 bring SO. when Vantin,
turned 20 me and gruffly state,
that I vas at liberty 10 leave, bow.
cd. and turning 10 10. abstractet
the ring from tho vanity bag which
Miss Kcrnochau had placed agar
upon tho table, oh. | was Htill NJ
amateur in those days. Also. / wa
too confident in my own wit. nnt
too given to contcmptuous nppraisa
Of the wit OF others. For. just a.
wo reached tho door, Vantine said
Il think we'd better search yot
once again, Ainsley'
| ! suppose I went white. I SHOULD
have known that no ono but an at
ter fool would have permitted m,
to depart 80 easily and Vantin'
read my horror He turned TO hi
fiancee.
III you'll leave us again, Alice
wen search this man.
But you have searched him" sh'
said. bcwildcred.
Continued In Our Next ISSUE
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Instantly! End Indigestion Gas, Heartburn, Acidity

Correct your digestion and quiet
your rebellious stomach By eating
a few tablets Of Pape's Dlapepsin-
anytime! Nothing else known re.
Iieyes the distress Of Indigestion,
Gases, Heartburn, Flatulence. Bloat-
ing or Acidity so promptly-besldea,
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Mu John bre 10 have a place 90
sleep tonight"
I'm feaIyr cried Daddy
lie jumped on his dust pan and
Mrs. Goose and the crow Jumped on
her broom and waving goodbye 60
the king and all Yum Yum Land
they flew OF 90 set the Twins and
tho House ThatJack Built
TO lie Couiinusdl
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New Olympic's Fire
Protection Tested

a thoro ties, OF the fire protection
and alarm system Of the Hotel
Olympic was made SUNDAY. Bnttai.
ion CHIEF J. w. Carmichael, Of No. =
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Commonwealth Club
Will Hear Vereide

Abraham Yercidc. superintendent
Of the Seattle Goodwill Industries,
win address tho Commonwealth club
NJ partnalls cafeteria a; $3.50 Mon
day evening Ills subject will be
The World in a nag" The public
" invited
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nTCIN MERE TO-DAY

John Aluslry. q man % education
End trrrd.rs. become master
'reck-rreyt upon ethcT thieves
Az q RESORT EutUl krrunrhan. a
Ncalthv retired broker shows Aims
worth a larsc ruby rfHEa pTfFrnt o.
his dsuEhtrr upon her cnEaErur pc
% frnest NautIHr. q urfrrtIyr. The
teWtl ktrUaghau acquired iR srt-
Ting a clam against thn estate ~
lienrN Adams Boston millionaire
ghn deal appears an the surface 90
have been a s1Ntualr-
Nnslcy obtains "a paste COPY ~
fha ruby from Adams elderly widow
and drives fo rhv krrunFhau estate
af Grfrnw % The hvFuaehans fhtuh
Ainsley d. millionaire, Miss hrrr
nnehan shows hum the ring again.
lust then tho lights ia tho house
50 cut
NOW co ON WIN TiIE sroHN
I made some reply, trying 90 keep
my Ncicc from shaking For under
cover q tho darkness I was subzii-
tutins the paste ruE which Mrs
Adams had so Fwretly loaned me.
Tor the grand dukes ruby
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Miracles!

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BUREAU OF
MISSING
RELATIVES

Tho star iutiiFs lie rsadrFs 60 49, this
department ~ an aid In findinE mistlnG
Relatives 80 THREADS. The department L.
10 E=sp la rsuhliiHK thee uhs have bs-u
separated. These whose relatives 90
fnsnds are missing are intiisd o. Trpsrt
the disappearance directly 10 The Star
trader. uhs MAJ know tho uhsfsaizo
~ p,r.efz. tnrniisnsd In this column a.
missing arc requested aiss 20 report o.
The star. Othsf newspapers arr insii~d
10 reproduce sush itsuas as will intsrrst
their reader.
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Anyone knowing tho address ~
MISS GLADYS MCPHERSON, llHt
known address Wellington Aplra
please phone RED Cruns FL I9' zi1s.
or write Box sis Wilmington. Cal
The Red Cross 81 trying 90 locate
WILLIS JOHNSON. Anyone know,
ing his address please phone III tot
sla.
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A y HOCt later Vantine gave II
n up. Hehltd summoned the but
Ter. sent hi gianecc from the room.
and tho thsef men bad stripped me.
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Service at
Orthopedic Shops

Mount Baker Guild will direct the
service at the orthopedic Lunch room
Friday. Mrs. I. q, Pension will be
hostess. assisted by Mrs. c. C. MARI
oft, Mrs. +. A. Gcrhart. Mrs. C. c.
Brown. Mrs. George Johnston. Mrs.
Charles Douglas Mrs. Il. 4. Sweet.
Mrs. G o. Baker. Mrs. Z. o. Leigh.
Mrs Mathew Maekcn. Mrs. Charles
Miller. Mrs. " s. Sweet. Mrs. II. Il.
Hatch. Mrs. r. d. Noiles. Mrs. w. e.
zcisler. Mrs. Copeland Tlummer and
Mrs. X. A. Burnell
The Denny Thurman Guild. with
Mrs. r. F. Hayes, Mrs. II. r. Ken.
ncdy. Sirs. L. A. Parahali and Mrs
\. J. Raiknor viii have charge At the
Thrift shop all day Saturday.
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4 CIGAR SANDWICH
PACE Is

AUTHORIZATIONS Puffle showed
a new delicacy to the proprietor OF
an Antwerp cafe and then went to
jail. He ordered ham sandwich
and two cigars and put the cigars in
the sandwich. But in this way he
attracted such attention TO himself
that he couldn't walk out without
paying. as lac tried to do. The police
took him TO Jail while he munched
on his ham and Havana sandwich.
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Wed at 81. James
Cathedral

Mr.. and Mrs. Jane. T. Kelley an.
nounco tho marriage OF their daugh.
ter. Barbara RoscllB. 10 Or. George
r. Marshall. son os Capt. and Mrs
James Marshall Of Seattle. Tho cerc.
mony was performed by Rev Father
Begin Wednesday morning az .
O'Clock. in 81. James Cathedral
Misc Nan Marmout and Miss Hes
ter Doro attended tho bride and Or
Charles shannon was best man for
DR. Marshall.
Mrs. Marshall graduated from the
University OF Washington. and Or
Marshall from Creighton University
College Of Medicine In Omaha.
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WEATHER PLAYS TRICK

IyONDoN.--on board the White
Star liner Majestic, after leaving
Southampton recently. persons in
one part OF the ship were enjoying
sunshine and waving TO friends
standing in deep puddlcs and under
umbrellas on the quay. At tho same
time the other passengers forward
we're being drenched by a heavy
downpour Of rain.
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NATIVE DAUGHTERS
or WASHINGTON

The members and friends Of
Princess Angelina Parlor 40, :.
Native Daughters Of Washington,
are invited 70 a picnic to b. given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Jacobsen. on
board the boat Henry j." leaving
from Fisherman's dock. 18th w. and
Emerson a.. on sunday morning.
June 18th. The picnic will probably
b. held az indianols or near there.
Al those intending TO go should get
In touch with Mrs Jacobsen thru
the Anderson Towboat Co. Make
your reservations a. carly as pos
sjbis
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Tlco Visitors Honor Guests at Luncheon.
limitations Issued for Large Tea

TNo HONOR Mrs D. n. Nordin. o.
4 san Francisco, who o. visiting
her daughter Mrs Rarucytc Fisher.
on her Nay home from "a tup around
tho world and Mrs, Peter McNausb
ton. of san pioEa. who is the housc
sucst ~ Mrs John Loor Locke st her
homo az Hunts Point Mrs q. u.
Fisher win entertain with a luncheon
VI twelve covers az her homo on
Tuesday afternoon. June n.
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Engagement of
Leord Dean Announced

Mr., and Mrs Tiffany 4. Dean. for.
merry OF Long Beach. California. an.
nouncc the engagement Of their
daughter, Leora. 20 Mr.. Robert J
Rorycr lr, son Of Mr and Mrs.
Robert ]. Borycr.
Tho wedding viii take place July
soth az tho summer home of Miss
Deans aunt Mrs William s. SNOW.
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Personal

Mr. and Mrs Daniel Pratt have
removed to their home at Crystal
Springs Tor tho summer
MiSA Pamela Leonard returned
Monday from Mihs i,ansomH school
IN Piedmont Richard Leonard will
be homo neat week from Gates
school near Santa barbara
Mr. and Mu. James shackelford
Hines OF San Francisco arc expected
TO arrive IN town June g for a
few days whit on their way home
from a tour Of tho world.
Mrs. O. w. Stevenson. Of
Wcnatchoo. was in town last week
for a few days en- route to Bel.
iinsham.
Mrs. Charles Gordon Is spending
few days in Portland visiting
among frlends
Mr and As. l.. c. Palmer have
returned from California, where
they spent the winter.
Mr and Mrs. Allen Miller have
removed 10 their summer home at
Crystal Springs.
Miss Carolyn Stearn. daughter OF
SIR. and Mrs Leopold Steam. has
returned from Radcliffe 90 spend
the summer at her home In town
Mr. and Mira, Charles s. Miller
have returned from four months
absence In Havana and tho East.
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SEEK IDEAL APPLE

BRISTOL EnEiand.-scach for an
deal dessert apple Is under way az
Tho National Fruit and cider Re.
search station near here. The ideal
apple is still 20 10 grown. experts DO.
licyo. The best OF them lack keep.
Ing qualities and often viii not grow
except under the most favorable con.
ditionH.
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Small Luncheon
For Miss ElCinq

In honor OF Miss Dorothy Ewing.
whose marriage 10 Mr. Alfred BraIcy
Parsons viii take place June 30. Mrs.
Walter MeEwan TumiSins will give "a
small luncheon, with bridge and nah
longg later on Friday afternoon.
June 90 AZ the Tennis club.
Only close friends o. Miss Ewing
have been invited.
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Cards ont for Tea

Mrs ". 4. Irwin and Miss pcano
Irwin have sent out cards FOR a tea
az their home ON "Wednesday after
noon. June Is from 4 untn 6 o'clock.
Mrs. George ". Sollday and Mrs.
Herbert Boring Will assist IN rccciy-
ms. and Mrs. Lawrence Gray. Mrs
r. = Blackburn. Mrs, Coral Blaine
White and Mrs, Arthur Wesley
woodvlle win preside over the tea
table. assisted by the Misses Nellie
and Mary Patrick, Charlotte and
Nollie Guuner. Charlotte Russell.
I.ouria Boon. Charlotte Bryant and
Dorothea Hopper.
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Miss Quigle WEEDS at
Home OF Parents

Tie marriage OF Miss Helen
Elizabeth Quigle. daughter % Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar Allen QuiEic. TO
Mr. lack Harry Foster. son Of Mr.,
and Mrs. Miles Allen Foster. was
celebrated last evening az tho
Quisle residence. with tho Rev.
George W. Beck reading the service
al $50 o'clock. The home was
lovely In It's decorations OF pink
sweet peas and summer greens.
lighted by tall white tapcrs.
The bride was most charming in
ivory frost crepe. beaded In pearls
and cry stalls Her tulie veil was
hound with a coronct % lace. which
had been worn By her mother at
her own wedding. and sprays Of
orange blossoms were at either
side. Her bouquet was % Ophelia
uacs. white sweet peas and lilies
II lhc valley with showers OF Cecil
Drummer buds
Miss Helen Clark. the brides only
attendant. was gowued tn apple
green gros dc rondrc, with lace
tgd French flowers for trimming
)phciia roses and pink sweet peas
were carried Mr.. Robert Qulgio was
est man 10 Mr., Foster
At the reception which followed
The ceremony. Mrs. Macy Nicholson,
Mrs. Frank f. Weeks. Mrs Robert
~. Clark and the Misses Doro,hea
Johnson. Julia Rogers, F'lorinda
brown. Jane Baker. Ruth Allen.
Constance Priest. Mildred Hart and
Norma sims assisted Mrs. Foster
wore for travelling a beige charmecn
,aniouF and a cIose.fitting black
|hat
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster will be n,
nome after July Is. az so4s ssth
8vc. ~
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Sholcer for Bride-to-Be

Complimenting Miss Nadine Sire.
ma. whose marriage TO Mr. william
Wright will take place this month.
Miss Florence Aners entertained in.
formally with a silk and linen shower
az her home last Saturday afternoon.
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be me, by buses at Medina. Take
box lunch.
FREMONT W. c, T. u,
Fremont ". c. T. L. win give
luncheon on Tuesday. June II. al /
p. m. IN Asbury 81. +. church. to
is members who have passed the
threcscore andien mark. Every
member il expected. Respond TO
ME lrss. 1906.
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Ste,carts to Giue Dinner

Mr., and Mrs A. Il, Stewart viii en-.
terrain al dinner on Friday evening
az their home az the Highlands. In
honor o. Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Alex
8nder.
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limitations Extended
For Dance

To compliment her sister. Miss
Florence Sweeney. Miss Mary Eliza.
beth Sweeney has extended invita-.
lions 10 dance on Monday evening.
June re-. NJ tho Tennis club
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To compliment Miss Constance Sci.
bert aud Miss Audrey Collins. Miss
Marguerite Brown VIII entertain
with bridge or ak tables AZ tea ~
her home on Tuesday afternoon.
June II.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
RAINIER cHhPTE;s
CUTTING. DAY

OUTING DAY
According 10 an annual custom,
Rainier chapter, Daughters Of tho
American Revolution, will observe
national flag day Saturday, June
IL. with an outing at tho home OF
Mrs. Howard Joslyn at Bellevue.
Members viii take tho 1880 Medina
ferry from Leschl park and will
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Informal Tea at Homo

Mrs, Herbert Perry h arranging an
Informal tea al her home on Friday.
IN compliment 10 her mother. Mrs NJ.
pcohcr. o. Portland who is her
house guest.
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Tennis Bali POSTPONED

The rcnnis hall has been postponed
from June 81. 60 Iuly rs Members ~
the entertainment committee Tor the
h1ii are requested 20 meet al tie
Tennis club on Monday morning.
June rs. az II O'Clock.
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Music
Violin Pupil Will
BE Presented

Miss Marjorie Miller wul present
her pulpit Mas Furuya, in a violin
recital assisted b} Mrs Eleanor Pbis
ter. ON Wednesday evening, June
rs. az Sl5 O'Clock in tho Miller
studios. sos Tho MeKslycy
The program folioNH
Hahatn 60. =. % Major ... . Hfstho ven
AiisEr1 r1n tFlg
Trma roH NafiHFI1ui
annnufr rau motto
N0udu Allegro
Mice Iuurh Mrr Fnstsf
itrmH ta enc SUM ...... .s....rs
-..... limss hursah1ff ttfsisisr
UrrrrHHr Recommendations. cesar Cui
rEalrr" .......r-.r THrhhiE1ursT Ausr
Hartur 40 Ballet .--..-..r.. urHsfiot
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CONCERT THIS EVENING

CONCERT THIS EVENING
The Nordica Choral club VIII be
heard in concert at the women's
University club Thursday evening,
June II. at SIS O'Clock.
The program follows:
Music OF SPRING .............. Dunn
Words ~ Agnes Lockhhrt Hughes OF
Seattle SordieA Choral Club.
soprHno-Aria ''Visd d'Arts" ola
Iosea ...r....s.,..s...... Puceini
Anna Andussn.
Choru,-'-rbs Bees ..............
................. hsndsissohn-sliv
Nero Soprano
Song Of the opsH" .........La Forge
Irene kaiuu,h..
~, '.f'-'radsi,tr" ...- .Uarrt,
90 Passed By Tour windew".,.
soprano
a. sing. Smile. slunser'' -. Gouuod
90 ~ Ny Song Had Wings Hahn
(cl "Hirthiayf ......... woodman
Hsfristte vores.
Chorus Annie Laurie ..........
(unRccompAnied)
"connAi, Tu lie Pap,'-from Mig.
non .-'.''.'.'..'... Thomas
Olga Gnbert-Johns,on.
Chorus
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intermediate Students
in Recital

III iNNAlAdl
A plano recital given by a group
OF intermediate students from tho
classes ~ Marie Gsshwcilcr. assisted
by Georgia Miles Of the snowdon
Dramatic school. viii take place Sat.
urday evening. June r. az s3e
o'clock AZ Montellus hall
The numbers follow
Prelude q Ehap Minor.
NAiss An A .-sssas.s.rssi
nArhmsHinoff
charles Henry.
- iTtludss op. ki--r. ,..srss.., Heller
Maibsils psrua
''Hsrrsuss" .........-..... Hchumann
a ia bisu aimee t.sss. ....sr .r Bfhuutt
Margaret Carpenter
Heading Selected.
Georgia Miles
''ErVrris" -.s..t..-....... ..... hchustt
"Pirkaniuny Dance ,s-.s.r David guion
'Gupak .sH.rrrr-frr. ..rsH.r 4t4ssgr Ethg
charles Hrnus
'+forfath" s#r.HHsssrHsssrss lssrheitHAf
90 oissau i'stais" s-sss.ss.sst.fit snssit
Am L9rrlsy-Fslt' sssss...'...t.l
'7Tafantrilu" ft.t.s. a.ss...sss.sssI
Uaff
seherto. ~ Minor s..,..,,.,,....C Chopin
Father Hott0rff
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pAgT PREsfDTNTg' CIJtg

! John r. Miller Past Presidents
Iclub viii meet with MR.. Lcttic
Brown for 1880 o'clock luncheon
on Saturday, June IL, at 1913 ed
mUnds st.
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ROSE socIETY WILL MEEr

ROSE SOJlBI1 w LII hbEi
The last meeting this season OF
the Seattle Rose Society will be
held Friday. juno 10. al ~ noon. In
the cafeteria Mt tho y w. G. A.
Mr.. james Hamilton Howe viii
speak on "Roscs IN the Realms OF
Music.
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BETA THETA ri
MOTHERS CLUB

rhe Beta Theta III Mothers club
viii have d pi8nlc at tho home Of
Mrs.. j. r. sborrctt. 3G5a 45th ave.
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AUXILIARY MAPLE
u. AIf DnAisIi

The Ladies' Auxiliary OF Maple
Leaf Post wjll give concert and
dance In the American Legion club
rooms. 500 Third ave. Saturday.
June IL. al .. m.
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MEMBERS COUNCIL
,r.~x-tYrS.Ar

For the first time in the history
OF the Chamber OF Commerce. the
women have been asked to pat on
the weekly program. This lonor
has fallen to the Womon's CONNER.
clal club, which will have full
charge Of tho program TO be held
on Friday. June 10, ut 1916 o'clock.
in the Masonic clubrooms, Arcade
Square.
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RAINIER CAMP.
NJ f4Ta

Rainier camp. No 1879. Royel
Nelghbora OF America. viii give
card party Monday. June 20, at 5
p. m. at swedish club hall. Eighth
nNr md Olive AZ.
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CLUBS FOR FRIDAY

ROOSEVELT AUXILIARY
Colonel Roosevelt auxiliary. Y. OF
y. w. will hold basket picnic ri
Woodland park. Friday. June l5.
Dinner will be served at y. m.
~ veterans and families invited.
WASHINGTON
BOULEVARD w. c. r. L.
Washington Boulevard w. c. T..
T.. will serve luncheon Friday,
June 10. at noon. in the chapel.
atst and T.. Madison St, 10 which
tic public is invited
SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC
Bethany Presbyterian church Sun.
day school picnic planned for Friday,
June 10. at Woodland park. has been
postponed to Saturday, June II.
NORTH END FLOWER CLUB
North End Flower club viii hold
its executive meeting Friday noon.
June 10, at Moves cafeteria. All
members Of committees urged to be
present. also all persons DESTROYS OF
assisting with the flower show.
col. ELLSWORTH CIRCLE
Col. Ellsworth Circle. Ladies OF
the @. a. r.. will meet in Veterans
hall, Armory. Friday, June 10. at
1880 p. m. The president asks all
members TO be present az the dele
gates to the convention at Everett
viii be appointed at that time.
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ERtertdins at Luncheon
Mrs. c. ". johnson entertained
with a luncheon Of four covers at
her home last Thursday afternoon.
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NoRTH ENp FLowER cLuB
Do ENTERTAIN
SIAWONDAGEE CLUE

sHAWONDASEE CLUB
Mr.. and Mrs J. w. Stockand will
entertain members OF the Shawond-
asco club at their summer home at
Phantom lake. on Sunday, June 15.
Basket lunch.
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ALPHA AUXILIARY NO. /
Alpha auxiliary No. will hold It's
regular meeting Friday. June 10. al
s p. m. in Union Record hall Eiec-
ton.
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KANSAS woMEN's CLUB
The Kansas Women's club will
have a picnic in Volunteer park. Fri.
day, June 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-12

SEWARD SOCIAL AND
LITERARY CLUB
Seward Social and Literary club
will meet Friday. June 10. for pic.
mic at Seward park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-12

BALLARD ". G. T. Z.
Ballard W. C. 7. u. VIII hold an
all.day meeting Friday. juno 10. at
the home OF Mrs. Emily Thorgcnson.
223s W. 18th st.. in the interest OF
flower missions. Bring sandwiches
and flowers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-12
Women's Clubs

S. W. on Friday. June 10. at p m
For reservations call Mrs. shorrett.
WE st-1i26. Take West Seattle car
and get off at Charleston st.
~ the last meeting OF the club
Mrs. Harry Henkc was elected priest.
dent; Mrs. J. B. Shorrctt. secretary.
and Mrs. o. X. Rable. treasurer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-12

Mr. and Mira Charles s. Miller
have returned from four months
absence IN Havana and tho East.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-12

Mr. and Mrs Daniel Pratt have
removed TO their home at Crystal
Springs Tor tho summer