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Hyder weekly herald., 1924-12-24
Holiday Novelties, Cut Glass and Pottery-at the
 RYDER DRUG COMPANY "THE POST OFFICE STORE"

Mrs. Dr. c. T. Hatten was hostess Friday at pleasant afternoon tea party attended by a majority of the. feminine attendants of Hyder M. E. Church, at which plans were discussed for the formation of a ladies organization to assist in church work.
 Writing from his home in Jamestown, R. l., where he is now spending his vacation with relatives, Earl w. Hinck- ley, U. s. Immigration Inspect or, sends Christmas greetings to local friends. He expects to resume his duties in Hyder ohsrtly after the holidays.
 Electric irons, heaters, curling irons, stoves, waffle irons. Com plete line Community Silver for Holiday trade. RYDER MFR CANTILE COMPANY.
 Meet me at the Hospital Dance Naxu Wave Eve
Hyder weekly herald., 1924-12-24
SPECIAL HOLIDAY DISPLAY
 OF
 HIGH GRADE WATCHES AND JEWELRY
 AT THE MIDGET EMPORIUM

Pat. Carey, who has been en- gagged for some time develop ing a likely looking quartz property short distance from town on the American side of Portland Canal, arrived in town a few days ago for the holidays.
Hyder weekly herald., 1924-12-24
Meet me at the Hospital Dance
 New Years Eve.

The McGrew transfer has in- .augurated a local delivery ser vice and is prepared to handle baggage to and from the docks and other local deliveries. In addition they will continue the former excellent stage, freight and packing service to the hills. Attention is invited to their ad in another column. Diamonds, Wrist Watches & IJewelry at Popular Prices.
 RYDER DRUG COMPANY 1.-THE POST OFFICE STORE" Meet me at the Hospital Dance
 New Years Eve.
Hyder weekly herald., 1924-12-24

Meet me at the Hospital Dance
 New Years Eve.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-10

The American paper industry con.
sumes between 100000 and 100000
tons OF clay annually
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-10

Catholic Christmas Gifts
Rufaries. prayer books. statues. etc.
az low prices. Beautiful Christ
mas cards THE kAUFER CO.
1897 Fourth,
MAS MONEY
borrow II nov; pay on instailmsnts.
All kinds of leans Auto pancr
purchased &. II. leighton. $50
Central Bldg
XMAS CARDS 81 dozen. Name
printed free. Coliseum Card shop.
soG Pike
HAVE your Xmas cards printed new
work reasonable. rs Yale Bldg
wooLES HOSIERY that WEARS
We mfg all kinds 80 James 81
l FUNERAL NOTICES
uAlLEY--At It2t First ava. Dec. =
1884 HARRY BAILEY axe 50
years. Funeral announcement
later, Home Undertaking CO,
3 Personal
IAN debts eoiisctca svsrywhsr..
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S3,100-Furnished

pretty rooms, including cabinet
Kitchen with expensive 1uCspicco
porcelain pedestal sink. excellent
range. best bedroom and living
room furnishings throughout.
Fittsd us HOME not a HDrbE
Pull cement basement, attractive
kE HNdrstq0 ~ Ky nwd-0f03.
Corinne Simpson-Wilson
Co.
t70i University Way
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-10
DEATHS

sIegried. Doris May. 10 months. 1915
Eighth ave. s., Dec. 3.
McKlnlay. Mary Robertson, 10. 1908
y. 18th 81, Dec. Z
Joerohn, David L., IS, 035 18th ave.
Dee g.
Fairbanks, George Lee, 80, 705 ~
63rd st, Doc. 4.
Doole, baby. infant, G78s 10Th nve.
~ w. Dec s.
Peterson, baby, infant, 30l2 w. 6ith
81, Dec Z.
Mccutchsn, Belinda, 20. $40 18th avg.
~. Dec. 5.
Miller, John Kerr. 70. 222 3oth ave,
Dec. ..
Judd, Francis r., 10. Issaquah, Dec.
Keller Leona hlmeda, 10, 1895 ~.
5ith St, Dec. 4.
Carmichael. George, so. bs12 Green
wood ave, Dec 3.
Woods. George D.. ~. G5l0 card ave.
~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-10
Reply to Britain
y Is Being Prepared

WASHINGTON. Dec 10. = The
United States government today be-
gan preparation OF reply to the
note just received from Great
Britain. protesting against this coun-
try's sharing in German reparations
payments
The American reply Is expected
TO refuse TO recognize the British
objections 10 payment Of American
war claims
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-10
62 FOR SALE-REAL
ESTATE
Root Bros. Specials


ESTATE
Root Bros. Specials
BIC PRICE DtT
BEAUTIFUL EtEBAIEEE
LIES TuAN YEAR OLD
psLF EgFsE
TERMS
THIs Ir Ntfir better HHrraf8a
than vr have offrrsd az rHsh
price The architecture. me affr
tipE enc r1mplstrnsus che nuIrh.
iu feet every hing about thIH
woudTTfl4 home la lffie bstirr
then you win find in sraftia TO-
dsr Tor the money Thrrs ere
five wonderful rooms HuE every
modern spngsuience 10 included
80 detailed drrrr Iutinu cen d. BE-
Justice NOl MUST HEE TO AP-
PIX lATE THIS SUPER BUS
9AiDM.
A LITTLE BEAUTY
just COMPLETED
NEAR WOODLAND PARK
ENAtf1 TERMS
IhIH Ia the beet g-ruum rDmhIHHr
ton buuEaluE you can find iu
such d splendid location for this
price Oak floors ln rooms. ne
mantsl sW1ll Kitchen with dandy
nook fifrpTDpf Serge. plaHtgTsd
basement whlia. buiii-ln bath, :
fiuD bedrooms. good closets. lin0r
isum down IN Kitchen, etc Cut
oHt the landlord rmall payment
down and your rent money does
che rect BEE THIS TO-DAY. To.
MORROW MAY M TOO LATE.
SNAP. SNAP. SNAP
BIO g0Nsg CORNER
NEAR WALLtNGFuHD AVE.
BEAUTIFUL ROOMS
ONLY $1,000
$500 DOWN
Death Doc the family makes N nerrrr
HhTy 90 cell this fine home az tho
sHrlieut possible moment A prifh
Ike ihlH viii surely move %
quickly Tho first buyer that
Knows vHlurE viii grab this one
WuudvTful basement under entire
home more Than the usual cab
met work. wonderful bath, charm.
iuE Wow. beautiful trFEa shrubs
and flnNrTH cover the wonderful
corner lur ore block Go cars
and paving ls minutes o. down.
town q SENSATIONAL SNAP.
ROOT BROS REALTORS
NE lTHrrGt8l 1900 Stone Way.
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Vital Statistics
BIRTHS
BIRTHS

Births In their households are re-
ported by the following men.
Benedict, Joseph Lyman, Algons.
girl.
Petersen. Arthur william, 9i2 Alien
pi.. boy.
Yamaoka. KenJi, $40 Davis St. girl
Matsumoto. Jiro. 10 Spruce St, girl
Mccoy. Rox Charles, 50lS 6ist ave.
s. W., boy.
Johnson. Peter, EOS 3ist ave. ~. hoy.
Gray. William r., 3gi Valley St, girl.
Grore. Charles. 1874 Mead st.. girl.
SENEGAL. John l.. s03 Roy St. girl.
sskor. Levi Foster, $3.50 35th ave. s.
W., boy.
suzuki. ssiroku. 1916 18th ave. s,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-10
Pardon!

Mrs. u. +. Drumhelier. 1885 y.
bind ST. was quoted Tuesday as
telling the license committee Of the
city council that she saw boys and
girls OF high school age under the
influence OF liquor dancing az the
Bluebird, floating dance pavilion on
Lake Washington. Mrs. DTumhsller
did no, include girls in her tsa,c.
men,. and says she saw only few
boys whom she thought had been
drinking. The Biuehird's license
was revoked. on recommendation OF
the fire marshal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-10
Five Rooms and Attic
Only s Months Old
on PAvEp BOULEVARD
University District

IN III AAuU lFhNN
Z The owner hhs Just cut the
= price on this beautiful
= home $500 for quick sale,
y and We arc FlIro he won't (,
y have 50 wait long. II is OF
= the bungalow type. having
five lovely rooms on first
\ floor and large. unfin-
4 iHhrd attic. it was built ,
less than n year ago. by
= one 81 The best builders IN
= the city. ~ was specially ,
designed for the large, trl.
\ angular shaped corner lot
u on which II stands, and IA ,
A. IN n class by Itself Need
y lcss 20 say, q has all the
= modern features, such "a
= hardwood floors. HrtiEtic
= tile fireplace. French
\ doors. real dream kitchen
- with all kinds % BULLETINS
and hreHkfHSt nook: tile
Y drain board. tile bath. Penn
v broke tub, full cement
basement with laundry and
Z furnace. fircproof garage
= IN basement close TO ,
y grade school. high school
aud walking distance 20
the university. Lot " show
y Il 10 you today. Call ME J.
i, rec-5t25, and one OF our
4 salesmon viii call for YOU
4 Largent & Ryan, Inc.
REALTORS
= 1895 y t5th ME lrse-bse5
y OFFICE OPEN EVENINGS
\ WE WILL CALL FOR YOu
X X X y y y X X X Y \ Xxx y y
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The Seattle Star

Published Daily az 1891 seventh Ave.
seattle WasbinEtQu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-10
Divorce Complainh

Marjorie v. Clifford NJ Flrby. In
compatibility.
ArphG w. Clarence Nittobsrg, non.
support.
Annie ". James H. Macdonald. nom
support
Ruth W. Arthur y. Campbell, doser-
ton.
ltose ys. Charles Campbell. cruelty
Francis Va. M1urins ketchum
cruelty
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STOCKS AND Bonds
Watsnn-Moore Company

~ - He..feH "a 'tNFA ~ s=f+AA@ Nf-@~e
~ gAs I1t 1871 Eos s. -
EIE-H immediate execution ever
pIsafs vines With Eruntrtlon Ia
ali rrre pal cities IN The United
-tat-s aHI Canada
ana -pa .ara -rasFa EaaEat and E1id
BIOS Ef LOANED DS HTDs -
~ lElEEEETEu fE a sToch
Alsslhs TWENTY 1--WE PEis
'ihf WRITE Ok PHONE Lr
A liA. SHE rgHlsrt ~ prior satf
sasl Alaska PER 4 coal .-. f8el >
10000 &UaHFfru BrlH ....-.r e4tz
1000 Beacon COAL ......-.r- llarT an
FH3 81 Beet Joe .-....... goo
20 Beet Universe Dol. III 81
lF1H tEuluua Petroleum -..r- POI
1000 iEHHIlH Gold Mining lTtH
1000 G1u Geld Mines rr...r-
- buraut Hgf0rE, Del ..s-lTb9
1909 Works Drilling .....---. .Ds
200 Fufrail rauulrF -.-..--. rs
- Fuafrr a. ElslFsT pf1 sfnH
li.THf IHfrhaEnE Nine go
$50 Lambert Tire e Rub zFH
500 Monetary aIefala ..- ~
BOO Nevada Bellevue Copper 10
1000 olympic hqifl zud Iig 1919
-l Fiflsrtp Gear -s-sssraf sleI
% Puget IA. r. n l.. ...... $500
N5 Eaiulrr Corporation o.. 5000
lg9 HicErn hacker Motors go
sto1 Richmond Copper ..-... 90
1890 RUDY Beach Mining .... 20
p Reid Bros. common ..s. G0af
o. Silver FOX. MINI. .. G.1s
100 Rotary Pillow ..--..-.-. 10
1000 Western smelt x PET Bargain
1000 Mlrhita Royalty ..,..-. Ie
bNOckh WANTED - Albsrs Bros.
pfd, FntteF q klelHsr. pfd Reid
Bros pfd. Central Finance OiFm
pic Hotel Western Fmelt & PWf
wichita Royalty and all Durant
and star Motors.
zoe Marion s. ELIut-Gtgg
Just OFF end Ave. Ops. Satl City 81.
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uNIvERsAt. ApI 10 ~ Iat- Is1o
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Patent Attorns,.
Monuments
FlyslrIans. snrreon.

ANN JANE FtNt+AY. midwife tsiatg
FrEistrredlf residence g.ta East.
lake ave ca pltl-tst2
On ANGuS sulte zoe Psutagss ljId
W0men.s ailments. disorders,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-10
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name and Residence Age
Eosrhart. Adoiph j.. Seattle ...77
East, Alice. Bryn Aawr ..... Legal
Mathews. Arthur L.. Seattle Legal
DahlstedL Ebba o., Seattle. ~. Legal
Dlckey, Harold f., Seattle .......zI
smith. Virginia l., Seattle .......22
Vincent, William, Seattle Legal
Williams, May, Seattle ....... Legal
WITT, Fred r., Enumclaw Legal
Clarke, Mabel. Enumclaw .... Legal
Anderson. walter, Seattle Legal
Simkins. Marie, Seattle ...... Legal
Hadfieid. Allie K, Seattle Illegal
elsuuts Charlotte A., Seattle 49,. Legal
s'ibson. Graylon. Portland .......2I
Geithman, Dorothy, Tacoma ....I7
Watkins. Dewey r.. Seattle ......Z5
Byals. Harriet r., Seattle ....... 20
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-06-27

The special values offered by these advertisers not only
enable you buy for less money, but each item being OF
standard quality the low prices true economy and guar
anteed satisfaction Plan do your shopping with these adj
esers and you will be well pleased with purchase you
make.
, 1924-07-17
Mails Close

ward Islands, Barbados, etc., by
S. S. Bolivar at 100 a. m. oatur-
day, 10Th,
District Court should be paid by both
Municipalities, but / see the whole OF 1t
is put down on our budget. | propose
bringing in an amendment 20 reduce 1t.
Government Secretary tHaHe) remark
ed: Mr., Chairman, The Honorable Mem
her who has inst spoken is quite right.
For the last year, and | ghlnk several
wears before. there has been this dis
crepancy in the law. The code provides
one Clerk for the District Court whose
salary shall be betrayed equally by both
Municipalities, but we have two Clerks,
and that is one of the items which has
been brought to the attention Of His Elk.
c|ellency the Governor and viii come up
fJr consideration at that time. | might
a5d that until the Whole matter OF
the judiciary has been gone into and
we know where we .stand, it might
be inadvisable to take action on the
SUGGESTION made by the Honorable
End Member for Christiansted Flown,
as it might result in a general tie
up which would obStruCt the business to-
day. Having broken the law for several
years we might as we'll continue it a little
longer. May | ask one question for my
own information. how it happens; and
can any one tell why we have WI Clerks
of the District Court while the Code pro-
vides for only one? How did it come
about?
2nd Member for Chrjstl2nsted Town
(CuneJatG replying TO the last speaker
SAID, Mr.. Chairman. The Code OF laws
was passed in ST. Thomas about two
years after it passed il ST. CrOlX and
that's now that slipped in.
1st Member for Frederikstpd Town
CJackaonMr. Chairman. Why is the sal,
airy of the Clerk OF The Police Court in
FredariKsLel hi4ha' thal that OF the
Clerk Of the Police Court in Christian
sued?
Government Secretary Zuts) replied:
Mr.. Chairman. | have no idea.
2nd Member for C0rIstian5ted Town
(Can9aqta): MIR. Chairman. The work
in the Police Court jH THIS iowa was per
formed by the Clerk 0f the prison De-
plrtment, but it was found necessary to
employ a clerk for the Police Court and
the Judge sand he could fiji a man for
that amount and one va, employed.
The amendment offered Oy Govern
ment was put to the vote with the result
that 6 members voted for; 6 against.
Government Secretary (ZaR9) remark
ed. Mr.. Chairman. How can you eX-
pecJ CO operation and coordination and
, 1924-07-17

position of dealing with a situation where
the ST. Thomas budget under the Code pro-
vides the legal salary Of Frcs. 1900,
and where the St. ClOix budget provides
the Illegal salary of FrcS. 10000. Per
s|0nalIv. I don't care what you do, but I
must saw that this IS about the limit of
unreas0nableness If you want the sal
ary of the Judge Of the District Court re-
duced, the thing to do is, Of course, ID
change the Code. This business OF max
ing it impossible for Government TO OBEY
the law in this case is, | think, an e1tIre-
ly gunfair and unreasonable position TO
put the Government 10.
No further remarks, JudlcInTY Dept.
tacitly adopted.
POLICE & PRISON DEPARTMENT:
lst Member for tTedeTIk5ted Town
(Jucks0H) remarked: Mr.. Chairman. /
want to make a remark on Item y under
this depal tment. 1To0's, clubs, badges,
etc, | want to know how many clubs,
tools and badges We're lost, stolen Or
broken last year that we must provide
them again this year? CluoS are NOT
easily broken; If a man leaves the force
his club is turned over to another
End Member for Christiansted Tow
u JtEG JbtJl WI. GI4ll ~ - D~AN' N'1
clssicn begins on this item, here IS a
situation that [ think is even much bard
er THAI the department which we have
just voted on. | just want to bring To
the notice of members that the nomber
Of sergeants have been reduced from
five to six: we are about to pass the bud
get and | know there are six ~sergeant5
in the force. 1t is pretty hard that at
such a short notice a man should be put
out of his lob: in a few hours from now
the axe will fall and he swilI be put out
of bread. | therefore make an appeal
that one sergeant more be provided Tor
on the bllgat. AS it seems that it is
not 50 absolutely necessary TO reduce
the budget as was thought | move that
one more sergeant be added to the bud
get at Frs. 3,240. | have it worked out
how this amount can be arrived at,
will explain. if necessary.
The speaker handed in ar amendment
and which is as follows:
AMENDMENT
to draft of Budget 1924-25.
Under Item ~. Police & Prison De
~partments.
Sub item s.. Salaries: line 8
change S. to 6 and change FIRES. l6, 200
Frcs. 10, 440.
D. c. CANEGATA,
al z ~. - III
, 1924-07-17

Government Secretary (Zane) remark
ed: Mr.. Chairman. May | suggest this
procedure, that as amendments are of
fered calling for either increases OR de-
creases, they be discussed to the point
of passage and then laid aside until we
get through with the whole budget in
order that the total effect they would
have on the deficit is kuoWa. | might
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-25
Personal

Mrs. Harry whitney Treat and
daughters Miss Priscilla and Miss
loyal Treat who have tcen In the
Eas, for the winter. VIII leave May 1.
for Seattle to spend the summer
months.
Mr. Patrick TidmarSh. OF shelton.
Ia spending few days at his homo
in town.
Mr.. stewart Goodc OF Baltimore.
who has been visiting In tho city for
two weeks. lef, Wednesday for
Longyicw.
Mr.. Charles X. Zoe Is expected
home Sunday from visit OF several
weeks In Washington. d. G.
Mr.. Tucker Battle. Mr. Walter
Harvey. Jr, and Mr. Dwight Paul
left Thursday for Vancouver. II. c.
TO spend the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. n. w, Bolster have
returned from two months trip
10 California and Tia Juana.
Mrs. p. W. Smith sailed Tuesday
for Mccarthy. Alaska. TO visit Mrs.
j. ]. Price for several months.
Mrs. n. Martineau. sr.. returned
Monday on the II. r. Alexander from
San Francisco. where she was the
guest OF her son.ln.law and daugh.
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Boutin. for
three months.
Mr.. Walter Scott Fitz returned to-
day 10 his home In Spokane. after a
few days visit in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Carman Of
Tacoma are spending few days
with Mr.. and Mrs II. i. Alex
ander.
Mr.. and Mrs James Milto n
Thomas edna HickD are being
congratulated upon the birth OF a
son. April II. at tho Virginia Mason
hospital
Mr.. a. y. Galloway and Mr..
o. J. David arc in Vancouver, b. G.,
on a short business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Brown OF
San Francisco. who are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. John w. Eddy. will leave
Saturday for New York to sail
later for abroad on three months
visit
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Mrs. W. w. Barr VIII be hostess
for 1. o. +. Saturday at the ortho-
pcdic lunch room. Assisting will be
Mrs II. l. HodE,ion. Mrs w. r.
Farley. Mrs. p. n. T. Anderson.
Mrs T. a. wcldow. Mrs Daniel
Sullivan. Mrs II. l. Renaud. Mrs
!. c. Humphrey. Mrs. II. r. Miller.
Mrs II. r. Rocsch. Mrs J. q.
Eylcr. Mrs W. J. Holder. Mrs. l.
NJ. ong. Mrs Frank Rhsbeek. Mrs
y, 8 Brennan. Mrs George Mallory.
Mrs C. Engicbrccht and Mira Oliver
Hnlhack
broadway Guild will be in charge
all day at tho Thrift Shop: Mrs.
II. l. Greene. chairman. assisted by
Mrs. 7. ". Roberts. Mrs J. w.
Barbour. Mrs. James Hutcson and
Mrs. ID. @. Fisher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-25
Eiertrtde JdRSoR HM
BE June Bride

nr. and Mrs. war Jansen an.
noenee the engagement OF their
daughter. Gertrude Marie. 20 Mr..
Aiio Fay Wilcox. Of Seattle. son Of
AIR aud Mrs, Thursion Wilcox. OF
Montcsano.
NiSs lanson attended the Unlver.
tiiy OF Washington and Is a mem.
her q III Beta Phi sorority. Mr..
Wilcox graduated from the unlver.
ATTY with the class Of 1854. and Is
affiliated with Delta Chi fraternity.
The wedding VIII take place az
the home o. thu bride elects parents.
on Thursday. June s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-25
CIRCLE E. OF

PKEsB4TERIAN CHURCH
Circle f CNorth Broadway. OF the
First Presbyterian church. viii en-.
tertaln with a musical program at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eric
johnson, River View" on the Des
Moines highway, Tuesday evening.
April 20. Those going by autos will
be met at South Park up until $3.50
o'clock. A cordial invitation is ex.
tended TO all the church members
and their friends.
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Women's Clubs

tons by calling MA ln.siss. or the
Engineers club
TuKwII.A LADIES'
IMPROVEMENT CLUB
The Tukwila ladies Improvement
club will hold a dance Saturday eve
ming April rs. at Foster Community
hnii.
This group OF women has pur.
chased a lot on the Tacoma highway
and Is now cndeavorIng TO build
community hall. which viii be under
the supervision OF the mothers OF
the district.
ROSS PIT. a.
The Ross PIT. a. viii give a card
party at Dartnall's cafeteria. satur.
day evening. April rs. at 8 O'Clock.
MOTHERS AND
DAUGHTERS LUNCHEON
The Mothers and Daughters
luncheon. postponed from April 1s,
will be given Saturday. April 2s. at
the First Presbyterian church, un-
der the auspices OF the Mothers
Congress. Reservations are asked
at once at the church office.
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assistants Named
for Tea

AZ Mrs. Carl W. Lucks' tea. on
saturday afternoon. May .. given 10
honor her sister. MrS. =. n. Il.
Ciaud. OF Vancouver. H. c. who Is
her house guest. Mrs. William Har.
Old Fix. Mrs Walter G.. Weather.
sion. Mrs- Edwin J. Bartclls and
Mrs. Morris Wilton Win alternate
az tho urns.
Assisting win be the Misses Dor.
oihy Mcpherson, Dorothy Prynne.
Marjorie Fisken and Margaret
Cuiliiford. Tho cards will be re-
Sciycd by little Mary weaticrston.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-25
architects Wires
Club 10 Meet

With Mrs Alexander Knox. who
Is leaving shortly for Los Angeles
10 make her home. as the honor
guest, the Architects Wives club
VII meet for luncheon at the
Women's University club on We'd
nesday afternoon, April 80. Al 1
O'Clock bridge and NAH jongE viii
be the later entertainments
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-25
SEATTLE LODGE NO. I

Seattle Lodge No. Z. Degree Of
Honor. will meet in Evergreen hall.
1909 Ninth ave, Tuesday evening
April 20. at 7:45 o'clock, followed
by progressive whist party at .
o'clock. Mrs. Lois a. Geiser. re-
gional director. Will be present TO
outline n new campaign. Members
urged 20 attend
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Mrs. Sweeney
Luncheon HOSTESS

Mrs. =. +. Sweeney will o. host.
cH az luncheon OF ten covers az
her home. next Tuesday afternoon. 10
compliment Mrs. Langdonc. Henry.
Who returned this week from a trip
90 Honolulu. and for her sister,
Airs, Tracy Robertson.
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can Legion clubroous. New Arctic
hotel sos Third ave Dainty fsYogs
VII be awarded each table.
Tickets may be obtained al the
door or from any member 90 the
committee. which include. Mrs.
David Fryer chairman, Mis-. Fred.
eriok Boyd. Airs Syhal mamrick.
Mn stanley NJ Jordan. Mrs r. NJ.
halk and Mrs Frank Piumtr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-25
MOTHERS An
ADDITIONAL CLUBS

AUXILIARY TO
ST.. LUKE's HOSPITAL
The woman's auxiliary TO St.
Luke's hospital will meet Monday
April 20, at p. m, at the home of
! Mrs. George Gunnell. 1907 2fst
ave. y.
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MAY DAY
LUNCHEON SALE

The Pastors Aid society OF the
First Presbyterian church viii hold
May Day progressive luncheon
and a delicatessen and fancy work
sale on Thursday. May j. at the
church. The sale win begin at 10
a. m. and continue thruout the day.
Luncheon viii be served at IL
O'Clock.
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VIII Welcome Mrs. Gan

Mrs. Robert Carson league will
entertain with luncheon Wednes.
day afternoon, April 30. az the Seat.
Tie Tennis club in honor OF Mrs.
Louis G. Gay, who recently returned
from a two years absence IN Cali
fornia. 10 make her home here
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Seattle Society
S0i'ed BY Lillian Keen LeBalster Telephone MA n-O6OO
Assistant-Franees Oldham
husie-LOuise Raymond Owens
Dmner This Euening VIII Honor Travellers:
engagement OF Mss JdnSoR Announced

Mr.. AND AIRS. JOSHUA GREEN
~ win entertain az dinner This
evening az their home In honor u
Ar' and Mrs. Arthur Brown. ~ san
ianeiseo. who are thc guests %
At. and Mrs John W EDDY.
Nr' and Mrs. Brown will leave
saturday morning Tor the East. 90
seN later Tor abroad 10 be gone sew.
eral months.
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Small Bridge Tea

Miss Helen Jordan has planned
small bridge tea at her home for
y edncsday afternoon OF next week
compliment 20 Mrs Ernest c.
fray. who Is visiting in town from
Honolulu Invitations are limited
20 Mrs Gray's intimate friends