davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-15
YOUNGsToWsKf K. soKoLI
49, ma SLET.
vsetky tri sbory Kat. sokolov
vyslu cvicencov, cvicenky q de.
legatov ma vel'ky slet a zavody
do Chicago.

Youngstownske sbory Katolic-
kych SokolOv z Haseltonu, Lam
Singville a 20 South Side chy-
staj6 sa hornGkovite ku vel 'kej
udalosti V ich organizacii. Kon-
com tohto mesiaca totiz vydrzia-
vane s6 vel Ike zavody a slet v
Chicagu, kde sa shromazdi ma sta
cvicencov a cviceniek celych
Spojenych Statov. Youngstown
ska okolica vysle ma slet zavo-
dy najmenej dvanat clenovu W.
pravu, co bude vyzadovat' vel'ke
penazne naklady. Pre- til pricinu
K. Sokoli usporiadajl tanecne "a.
bavy, ably 81 tax yypomohli ma w
davky. Prvy bal odbyval sa mi.
nulej soboty, druhy bal bude tel,
to soboty vecer v skole osady Sv
Alzbety v Haselton a v nedel u
II aug. bude vel'kyy piknik, tie7
Y prospech tejto veci ma Haselto.
ne. Slovenske obecenstvo je NC.
tive ziadane zicastnit' sa tychtc
zabav talk napom6ct' peknd
vec.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-15
Pridte na Slovensky Den
Il. aug. do ldora Parkul
TIsfCE sLOvAKOv z CELEJ MAHONINa DOLnY
sIJDE sA MA vYRocNT vfLET

so yardovy beh pre- dospele zeny.
IS yardovy beh pre- chlapcoy W
Sc 20 funtoyych.
Beh vo vreci pre- chlapcov nile
1Sroenych.
Troj-nohy beh chlapov.
"Shoe race pre- chlapcov
SO yardovy zemiakovy beh pre-
- chlapcov.
.''Pie contest pre- chlapcov.
Beh s vajcami, chlapci nize 10
rocni.
Tahanie povraza, dospeli muzski.
Cvicenie K Sokoloy a K. So
koliek.
Base Ball hra East End VS.. West
End.
KtO v tychto hrach a zavodoch
vyhra, obdarovany bude cenami,
ktore nasi slovenski obchodnici
darovali., Bud1 to vsetko uzito6-
ne a cenne veci.
Do parku sa mono dostat pou-
licnou karou s napisom "Idora
Park" ma Central Square. Auto
mobilom mono tam piist' po ce-
ste, ved1cej do Garfield, pot'az-
ne do Mill Creek parku, kto-
rom sa Idora Park nachodi.
V Pittsburghu 81. ,j1la ma Slo-
venskom Dni bolo pritomne 23.-
500 l'udi. Nedajme sa zahapbit'l
Prid me i my ma mas Deb" Il.
sicovych zastupoch
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-15
VEL 'KoLEPY vYLET cIRKvE
SV. EMANUELA.

SLOW. lut. cirkev Sv. Emanuela
zprilezitosti zakl l'dcenias cirkevn j
letnej skoly uspori: 4 vylet ma
budtcu nedal'u II hug. ma P.
Antalikovej farme
Asi o l. hodine obede bude
prevedeny naroo, program $
dietksspi lriadite J tdhto pro-
sram,i h,de ms abeny p. teo-
log And GeT.nals Fl
lO3. hodine bude preyedenv pro
gram. roslisnSek shier a knntextoy;
PR ktorych bu,al davana rozlis-
ne odmeny ak pre- dietky TAX al
pre- starsich. Ia spravcu tchto
programu bol povercny nize pod
pisany. -...- .,-..--,.~--. .
Vsetkych priatelov milujn-
cich tichd a prijemne pobavcnie
a telesrf obGcrstvenie povol5va
"a vybor. -. .'.
Juraj Plhalla.
Vysespomenuta farma nachodi
sa ma konci Mahoning Ave. street
kar llnii v l'avo asi 5. minut pc.
Sky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-15
LANs1NGvILIsKf sLovAc1
Ease ZvfTAZILI.

Lansingvillskf Slovaci v nede.
l'u hrali so Strutherscanmi a wi.
t'azili v pomere 6 ku 5. Picer Fe.
dorcak zas hral krasne. Ma budn-
GU nedel'u Lansingvilleania bud1
hrat' Gibson parku Young,
stown Towels. Obecenstvo je po.
.zvane podivat sa ma nasich Wy.
bornych slovenskych hracov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-15
,ZoAdRELo sLovENsKE
-, DIEVCA.

Helenka Pachner, 4-rocna deer
ka Jana a Marie Pachner, zom-
rela 'domacnoSti rodicov, rs
Oxford Ave-, East Youngstown v
piatok min. tyzdna. Pohrabne OBJ
rrady previedol Rev; KriSpmsky
" ehrdme Sv. Jana Krstitel'a Y
'pondslpk rSno: Pochovana ibola
" esadnom, eintorine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-15
RoBoTNE zPRAvY.

Robotne pomery sa rozhodne
zlepsujd. Sheet and Tube zvysila
zas einnost' ma East Youngstown
" kratkom case ma zahajit
pracu ma Brier Hill. Carnegie
Steel v Ohio Works, Upper a
Lower Union mlynoch, ako al v
Mcdonald pracuje' teraz takmer
plnou silou. Vyhl' 'ady na stale
zlepsovanie robotnych pomerov ma
okolicis su. dobre. i -,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-15

sti. Lebo hndba tato robi nam Slo-
yakom kredit nedzi Amerik in
mi a my musime dokazat' svoju
nctu a yd'aku hudobnikon "a
feh unavujdcu a ME dako vvno,-
MI urncleck1 cestu. =.
Sl'lbeny nam Dol obraz .tejto
druziny, ale nedosiel. V nickto.
rel tfaciarni sa, ztratil, preto ho
nemozeme. mat uverejneny, aby
obecenstvo yidelo este pred kon-
certom tvare nasich umelcov. Av.
SAX rucime kazdemu, kto PRIDE
ma koncert, ze neobanuje to male
vstupne a presvedcf sa, re 'tento
koncert je neobyeajneho razn. 10
dokazujl al zprayysz miest, kde
tato druzina uz koncertovala.
Bratov Moravanov vitame v
kruhu nasom a zelame im pine
no 1spechu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-15
NEDAvAJTE DEToM
. 70 PENIAzE.

Jan Baca jeho zena v Mar
-blehead, Ohio mali pekne 22-me-
sacne dievcatko,, ktore uz v tom
to mladom veku zacai ucit' .spo-
.rit'. Dali dievcatku centika, ably
no dalo do .svojej "banky'', ale
,dievca dalo centa. do dst., Cent
sa zastavil v hrdle diet "a zadu.
sill. Lekari mu zivot nemohli "a.
chranit ami operaciou.%
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-15
sLovENsKE BoHUsLU UzBY \
: PRfRODE.

Slovenska luteranska acirkev
Sv. Emanuela ide usporiadat
otvorene prirode sluzby Bozie,
po druhy krat tohto leta.
Budeli prijemne pocasie na hu.
,diicu .nedel'u H. augusta raIio
o 10. hodine budn sluzby Bozie ma
P. Antalikovej farme. Popri ty:
ehto sluzbach bude prevedena al
zktska dietok, ktore boil vyueo.
yans cex lete p. teoloeom And
Gers Z.
ysetk5ch veriaeich . priatel,qs
tuziacich po duchovnom obcer.
stveni povolava me. '7 ~ 4. ~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-15

v Cine vo viacerych Proyinci.
ach4 bola povedeh, Atora zapriei-
nilat nesmierne skody ma maietku
a zivotoch. Uradne So ,oznamuje,
ze v povodniach iaAynulo mai.
neaej 49, 600 CHanoy. Asi lSooo,-
900 Pu6 'bolo. poskodne majet.
kove.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-15
MAHoNINa oKREs .JE
BoHATY. \

Okresny pokladnik. Frank Vo-
gan oznamil, ze Mahoning okres
ma $4,5N ,246 majetku v hotovoi
sti ma bankach, ztoho $3,66o.741.l
60 ma stalom ,vklade.- Cd ,tychto
pehiazi .okres dostava skoro Sill
900 mesacne interesu. ..-. =. ss<S
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-15
NzDAKuJTt N1KDY supcoll

Sudca Logan v Boston ods0r
dill Franka Nelalis ne dve mesi-
ace trestAice pre- neporisdne M
danie autom. Nedbsis . sJr6t
sudcovi pod hkoval, na6o sudca
prilosil mu este $50. pokuty..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-15

a4F n
Prin&fhe vol by, ktore sa ' Ma
honing okrese vydrziavaly ,lto.
rok, dokazaly jednu vec mad po.
chybnost' a ta je, ze Ku Klux
Klan nemoze panovat' v Mahon-
ing doline, GO by sa ma hlavu sta
val. Vsetci hlavnejsi jeho kan
didati boli porazeni. @
Dl'a vysledku volieb vyrata.
ne je, ze v celom Mahoning okre-
Sc met Wac ku Kluxov nez TO-
600. Vsetkych volieov jest vyse
10000. Tedy Klan Fcprezentujc
tu len jednu stvrtinku volicstva.
he predsa reprezentu6e silu, to
sa vysvetluje jeho mocnou orga-
nizaciou. Desat' tisic hlasov "a
vazi vsade.
Ako SINE pisali minule, Cooper
vyhral snadno mad Mrs. Uptono-
YOU. Jeho vvhra bola l'anka, le-
bo SINE este tax d'aleko nepokro-
cili, aby SINE zenu povazovali "a
siicejsiu do kongresu, nez je muz,
ktory tam uz 1cinkuje 10 rokov.
he Cooper dostal hlasy, al cd ro-
botnictva, je bezpochybne, lcbo
on hlasoval vzdy prospech ro-
botnictva.
Americka Federacia Prace no
nradne vykazala ako robotnictvu
prajnaho kongresmana. BOZ zelez.
niciarov proti nemu Dol boz osob-
ny, BOZ vodcov zelezniciarske.j j
unie, ktorl sa chceli dostat' ku
mastnym hrncom. pri Wade. Ku
Kluxi sa k nemu priklonili, lebo
videli v tom pre- seba vyhodu g
lacn1 slavu. Ale Coopera nemajii
radi, lebo je "cudzinec", privan.
drovany Angle.
Harry l.. Davis zvit 'azil obrov.
skou vicsinou "a 'kapdidata ma
guvernera. Dostal vyse 10000
hlasov. Jeho najblizsi protikandi.
dat (Kuklux) Seiber dostal 49,.
900. q demokratov zvit 'azil Do.
nahey, terajsi guverner.
Vogan, Lyden a Thomas traja
.najvyznamnejsi kandidati proti.
klanskei fakeie zvit 'azili mad iel,
fkukluxskyniis .protivnikmi. Jc t
t'azka rama ma Ku Kluxov ,ktora
i'm zadala vel'ke bole budc pri.
cinou d alsich roztrzick ich kru.
hu. Pri hlasovani ma tychtc
troch kandidatov sa vlastne uka,
zala ich sila: 10000 hlasov.
Tieto primarily Hokazaly, &c
mayor Scheible a celia jeho admi.
nistracia d'akuju "a svoje dzaby
ME Ku Kluxom, ale nestrannemu
obcanstvu, ktore v Mich videlr
schopnych l'udi ma 1rad pretc
hlasovali ma Mich minuleho ro
ku. Me je div, re Scheible ne
poslicha. iaksi' rozkazov khan
skych fanatikov OIL 'adom zavre
tia divadiel v nedel'u a zakaza
MIA base ballu, :vozenie ma auto
atd'. On vie dobre, ze v tom
okamzeni by boil tradu odvola
ny. Klansky kirk, re no oni zvoli
Ii, je len "bluff''. Klan Young
stown neznamena mic, je len Stvr
tinka volicstva, ktora sa trocf
stvrtinach ostatneho volicstva "a
dust, ked' toto ciel 'uvedome hla
suje.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-15

VSetky dt. lsbory Slovensksj
Ligy spolky ma youngstownskej
okolici pozyvame ma vaznu schod.
zu V pondelok vecer o hodine
do skoly Sv.a Cyrilla a Methoda,
ktora sa vydrziavat bude ' z&le-
zitosti koncertu Moraysko-Sloven
skej Hudobnej Druziny. Musime
sa postarat ;, ably koncert stretol
sa 5 najvacsim Gspechom a TAX
prispel k povzneseniu slovenske-
no mena Amerike. Koncert sa
vydrziava v. utorok, 10. augusta
a sh6dza pondelok, 18. augusta.
tedy najvyssi cas- pred koncer-
tom. Zastupcovia sa ziadajl pfist
v plnom poete. Spolky, ktore ne
maji1 zvolenych zastupcov, mozu
byt' zastupene svojimi 1radnik-
Evening star., 1924-03-30
FR4NCO-CERMAN ECONOMIC
Collaboration is FORESEEN
Report States Negotiations Haze Been Proceeding
Rapidly During Time Dasoes- Young Experts
Committee Has Been Convened

governments policy based on it's broad
lines. He is believed to rely largely
on the expected reactionary victory
at the German elections May a. which,
if it comes off, would undoubtedly
have the effect of strengthening the
French conservatives as it would
seem to indicate the growth of the
German revenge menace.
Conservatives Cooperating.
But, actually, both the German and
French conservatives are at present
warking for an economic understand
ing which will mean money in both
their pockets. This Is regarded as
especially desirable in view of Bel
GUMS swing toward Great Britain
in the last few weeks. Therefore,
as things stand now, conservative
victories in France or Germany or
both would not necessarily mean in
creased danger of war but would
seem to indicate rather a tendency
toward putting both countries for
tunes in the hands of big business
interests in the formation of a con-
tinental economic bloc destined event
ually to eliminate England as a con-
tinental power.
Copyright. 1921
Evening star., 1924-03-30

icized on the grounds that he had
made no move to provide public fa-
cilitieS to meet the Withdrawal of
services. but to have done SO before
exhausting all efforts to bring the
two sides together would have been
construed by the strikers as taking
sides against them. The writer un-
derstands that he had made prepara-
tions to defend London against what
amounted to a siege of war.
BY bringing the employers and the
workers together, Mr.. Macdonald has
done much to convince the public
that he is doing his utmost to pro-
tect its existence. If it had been
convinced that he was not, his fall
would have been immediate.
Copyright, 1924.)
Evening star., 1924-03-30

tation of good faith. such an effect Of
war upon private property.
Germans have become a poor peo-
pie in the str1ctest sense of the
became rich by hellish imitation.
knows whence those all too many
who visit the Riviera, Athens, Cairo
and Syracuse, taking along their au-
tos. get their money. The whence"
is the general subject of discussion
among the poor devils. But the rid
die has not been solved, and no way
has been found to weed out this
luxury.
Worse I'm German Papers.
You, gentlemen Of the Congress.
could read worse things in German
newspapers. In the grotesque trial
of Hitler, Ludendorff and company
it was shown that in October, 1928
that is to say, in the time of the
worst paper money crisis-the indus
trialists of Nuremberg donated thirty
thousand good American dollars for
nationalistic agitation. This gift
from one city in one month is only
one Of many. This shows why the
"Voelkische Bewegung" grew so
rapidly to a Ku Klux klan. preaching
of envy, hatred and revenge, and cast
its spell over millions: that Luden
dorff, demanding place in the Ger
man pantheon for himself, receives
an ovation. 1t shows why the much
cleverer demagague, Hitler, permit
ted in court to make speech attack
ing his accusers, is worshiped by
aristocratic men, women and chill
dren and why every reyiler of the
republic, which now lies like a wreck
between waves of the masses wrath
and the cliffs of obtuse indifference,
is accompanied everywhere by loud
rejoicings.
Since all this is so. thinks the right
honorable congressman, we Ameri-
cans have no reason to feed a nation
where our ideals of democracy and
republicanism are daily spattered
with mud. Instead OF going exten-
sively into the fact that buying of
foodstuffs in America will also help
American farmers, sailors, etc, the
writer merely recalls Christ's words
in the Sermon on the Mount:
Our Father in heaven lets the sun
shine upon the evil and the good, and
the rain fall on the just and the
unjust"
If ii be humanity's aim to become
Godlike, then the doer of good deeds
may not ask whether his gifts could
also prove TO the advantage of evil
and unrighteous peoples. Must the
poorest people in Germany starve,
must the women fade away and the
children sicken because an orgy of
shameless luxury, of blind national
istic pride and anti-foreign hatred
RACES about them?
Copyright, 1924
Evening star., 1924-03-30
RUHR COAL PAYMENTS
REACH new RECORD
French Report High Mark Last
Week in Reparations
Shipments.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
DUESSELDORF, Germany, March
ga new record for one-day ship
ments OF coal and coke from the Ruhr
basin for the reparations account
since the occupation began was es-
tablished on March 26, according to
French official figures. These show
that S7,176 tons of coal and 24,s3l
tons of coke were shipped.
France and Luxembourg received
38,7S6 tons of the coal and 1897
tons Of the coke; Belgium, 20,44S in
coal and 1924 in coke, while Italy
received 27,s42 tons of coal
Evening star., 1924-03-30
BY WILLIAM BIRD.

By Radio to The Star.
PARIS, March 29-King Carnival is
definitely dead. "Mi- -Careme" fes-
tival. which has been a Partisan ira
dition for centuries, was definitely
abolished this year when the govern
ment refused to appropriate subsidies
for the pageant and forbade confetti
throwing.
But, as if in compensation for this
wanton suppression of mid-Lenten re-
joicing, ii was decided to stage a
comic cabinet crisis to brighten the
holiday.
Premier Poincare exits in rage
through one door and re-enters
smilingly through another and every
body laughs. That is how it appears
to the superficial observer, but there
is something more serious IN this
than meets the eye.
Franco German Negotiations.
Although very little has leaked to
the public, 1t is well understood in
well-informed circles that the nego-
tiations for Franco German economic
collaboration have been proceeding
rapidly during the time the Dawes
Young experts committee has been
in session. The precise terms at
which the negotiations are attempt
ing to arrive are unknown to the
writer, but the general lines of the
proposals are these:
To effect an arrangement whereby
German coal and coke resources can
be combined with Frances iron de-
posits in Lorraine. thus turning the
whole Ruhr district into one unified
steel producing area without rival
in Europe. Under such a scheme, 1t
is argued, there would be such
tremendous surplus of production fer
export that reparations payments up
to a very considerable figure could be
paid out of this alone.
Committee des F'Orges.
1t is held by French negotiators
representing the committee des
forges. which is a consortium Of the
principal French rnetallurgical in
terests. that VI. POincare alone is
capable of securing adoption and rat
ification of this plan: which, if all
fore the French elections May IL.
But. unfortunately, election signs
have been pointing to decided left
ward swing and so NJ. Poincare, who
has shown marked leftward leanings
in recent months, was more than de-
lighted to seize the opportunity to
drope overheard certain embarrassing
members of his cabinet and thus re-
form his lines for the electoral cam
paign.
MiIIerand Issues Statement.
Meanwhile, President Millerand has
issued a statement of capital i'm
portance indicating that if the coun-
try at the election fails to support the
present cabindt's domestic policies,
he will take such action as he may
judge proper" This may mean one
of two things. Either resignation or
proclamation of dictatorship.
The latter course has been urged
on President Millerand for many
weeks, and the president is credibly
reported as favorable to il, but NJ.
Poincare has resisted it and has in
sisted that the elections would prove
the public was Soiidly behind the
Evening star., 1924-03-30
GERMANS WELCOME
$10,000,000 U. S. AID
Harden Says No Mistake Will Be
Made by Action of
Congress.
ADMITS LUXURY EXIST
Weather Enjoy Best, While
Masses Face Want, He Says.
BY MAMMALIAN HARDEN.

BY Radio to The Star.
BERLIN, March 29.-The ten-mil-
lion dollar grant of the American
Congress for feeding German women
and children strengthens slumbering
beliefs in humanity.
To expressions of deep gratitude,
however. the writer would like to add
a few words to the congressman who
based his opposition to the Fish reso-
luton on the allegation that help was
unnecessary since Germany had a
good harvest and her upper class
still permitted itself d life of greatest
luxury. His statements are true, but
the good harvest now is almost used
up, and the peasants are forced to
turn everything into cash in order to
pay their taxes and running expenses
In the cities, where miserable wages
arc paid, the standard of life is lower
than even the poor in America can
imagine. Hundreds of thousands of
children still have no shirts under
their patched jackets. no flesh on
their ribs, and not enough power of
resistance to Withstand an attack of
grippe.
LOSSES to Middle Class.
Equally great is the number of
middle class citizens who have lost
everything they had acquired by
decades Of hard work. The writer,
dear sir. belongs TO this class, and
can join in the. song of sorrow. Ger
man securities in which hard-earned
savings have been invested have so
deprecated that a share which cost
1900 gold marks brings only 120 If
one is compelled to sell il to pay
taxes. Foreign shares became waste
paper in Russia. and were confiscated
in England, and the Preparation" !"
which Germany was compelled to OBJ
lgate herself to make. is so ridicu-
louS that one can buy just twenty
oranges from a push cart for what he
receives for one share. For shares of
the Russo Gel rman Electric Society,
originally costing 10000 marks one
receives, after all kinds of petition
ing, 400 marks.
A decade ago nobody would have
considered possible such an interpre-
Evening star., 1924-03-30
DR.. Anna L. Brown Dies.

TORONTO. March 29.-Dr. Anna
Louise Brown of New York. director
of the division of education and re-
search of the national board of the
Young Woman's Christian Associa-
ton, died here today.
Evening star., 1924-03-30
BulnSteadSWOI

ITO children an angel OF mercy" Where
directions are followed. 1T NEVER FAILS
Despite scarcity and enormous cost of SAN
TOXIN, it contains full dose. Stood sixty
years test. Sold everywhere or by mail. SOC
q bottle.
Est. Z. A. voorhees,, n. D.. philadelphia.
Evening star., 1924-03-30

There are 125.000 migratory work
ers in the state of California
Evening star., 1924-03-30

Worth Si9s, in all sizes rs to 46.
in pretty selection of Spring
shades. in two beautiful models.
None sold to dealers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-17
Orthopedic La.nche
md Thrift ShOnS

The Westminster guild will be In
charge OF the service at the orthope.
die Lunch Room "wednesday. Mrs.
Robert a. White VIII be hostess, as.
sisted by Mrs. George Bcardsworth,
Mrs. Harry Kennedy Mrs. Grin
Long. Mrs. James Thompson, MrH.
Alex Rostron, Mrs y. j. Lonz, Mrs.
NJ. s.. Wooster. Mrs. Anthony Rut.
gers, Mrs. John r. Hartman, Mrs
II. T.. Hayden, Mrs. Wesley ".
walker, Mrs. Donald Gum, Mrs. A.
n. skow Mrs. Ellis Matson. Miss
Marie Macdonald. Miss Mary Ann
Lamping. Miss Elizabeth Thomas.
Miss Mary Waller, Miss Josephine
Shields and Miss Doanor Davies.
The Queen Anne guild, with
Mrs. N. Troyer and Mrs A. NJ.
Thomas, will have charge at tho
Thrift shop Wednesday morning,
and tho Madrona guild, with Mrs.
M. A. Pierce and Mrg. ". Magnus.
son, in the afternoon.
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Wedding VIII Take
Place al 81. BnrnnbnS'

The marriage OF Miss Lena Utter.
back. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
james c. Uuerback OF Paducah.
Ky, TO Mr John Stone Brinilcy Will
take place Tuesday evening. June "a.
IN ST. Barnahas' chapel Rev. Dr..
II. II. Gowcn VIII read the service al
s o'clock.
Miss Elizabeth smith. Of Padueah.
VIII be Miss utterback's only attend.
ant and Mr.. James Brinkloy viii be
best man. James Brinkley. Jr.. viii
be tho ring bearer Tho ushers will
be Mr.. Marshall Allen and Mr.. Mar.
field Boleom.
Mrs. uttcrbaek and her daughter
arc guests az the Sunset club. and
Mr.. Uttorback win arrive from the
South on Wednesday.
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Guild VIII Function
DuTin0 Summer

Endolyne.Fauntleroy auxiliary OF
the children's orthopedic hospital
will meet with Mrs. William Elmer.
son at Endolyne, on Friday, June 90
from 1870 to 4:3O o'clock. West Side
women are urged TO attend and sew
for the little crippled children. There
will be no dues and tea will be
served.
II is tho plan OF the auxiliary to
sew during the summer months and
take it's vacation some time in the
winter.
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Women's Clubs

Masonic temple. Whist will be
played Al Eastern Stars invited.
wOODcRAFT THiMBfE CLUB
Seattle woodcrart Thlmble club
viii give a picnic AZ Lincoln Beach
MI day Wednesday. June rs. Mem.
bcrs OF woodcraft invited
ST, LURE's AUXILIARY
TO ENTERTAIN
The Womcu's auxiliary 20 St.
Jukc's hospital will entertain NJ
bridge on Wednesday afternoon. June
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Mrs. Martin Hostess

Mrs. S. \, Martin has arranged a
luncheon % fifteen covers at her
home on Friday afternoon 10 com.
pilment Miss Alice English. who will
be a June bride. Bridge viii follow
the luncheon.
Mrs, Martin was hostess this after.
noon AZ a luncheon OF twenty.four
covers. given at her home 20 honor
her house guest, Mrs. Walter Ken
needy, Of Lewiston. Idaho.
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Mrs. Elnore ERtertaiRs
for Visitors

Mrs. Bruce Elmore was hostess
this afternoon az an informal tea.
siNen 10 honor Mr. and Mrs. Cornc
nus Vanderbilt Ir, Miss Minnie Mid
dleion, Mrs Nandcrbllt's sister. or
Beverly Hills. Cal. and her fiance.
Mr. Richard Burke. Of London. who
are In the clty FOR a few days ON
their way 90 Vancouver. n. C.
Mra, Elmorc was assisted by Mrs.
Frederic Strive.
Mrs Lacy Hofius gave a luncheon
Al tho Rainier club this afternoon IN
honor or Mrs. Vanderbilt. Miss Mid.
dlcton and Miss Elizabeth Harvey.