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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-21
WINDSOR

Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Merrill of Ban
gor We're recent guests OF their uncle.
Robert e. Jewell
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wing and
Miss Mary Goddiuc of Augusta were
Sunday callers With MIR. and Mrs
+. B. Jewell
Mrs. Emma Eallantyne has return
ed TO her nome here after passing 4
week in Augusta as the guest Of
friends and relatives
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-21
Clean Sp0rtsmanship
Wins Dartmouth
MANY Yale Friends

New Haven, Conn. Oct. e0--Refer-
ring to the uniform high sportsman
ship shown by members Of both
teams" as the outstanding feature
Of the Yale Dartmouth football game
saturday. and declaring that "sel-
dom in the annals Of football Is such
a bitterly contested and close game
SO thoroughly imbued with the spirit
Of clean play. the Yale News today
SAYS editorially:
Dartmouth by her hard and clev-
er football. her clean tactics and her
unfailinx. sportsmanship has gained
many friends at Yale. little uni
yersal will of the undergraduates il
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-21
WASHINGTON

Several from here attended tue
baptism at North Jefferson SUNDAY
afternoon. The revival 10 still eoing
on iii that place with Mrs. Clyde L.
Iilson as evangelist. She spoke to a
crowded house sunday evening and
will be there next sunday afternoon
at O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs, Alex kilsore OF L,v-
ermore Falls visited her father.
Charles E. Savage Sunday. They
We're accompanied by Mrs, Nora
Mrs. Irene Tilson spoke TO q null
house Ut Raxorville chapel last Sun
day morning and will speak here
again next sunday morning At 1850.
Funeral Of Harry A Hewss
The funeral Of the late Harry y.
Howes who passed away At the home
OF his cousin Ralph Hilbert, Tues
DAY. Oct. h. was held at the chapel
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. {. f. Til
son OF Belgrade lakes ofticiatiny.
Funeral director &. X. Ware and
Ralph HILBERT took the body to Law
renee. Mass. Thursday where he was
buried beside his parents in their
family lot.
Leland NJ. Johnston attended tho
Masonic council meeting at Rorh-
land Thursday evening.
Mrs. Sadie Savage OF Union il
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Black At
Ea=orville for a few days.
quite 4 company from North Wal
doboro attended church at the Raj
orvtlle chapel Sunday morning.
Mrs. Carrie Clark IL in South Tn
ion. called there by the illness of her
sister. Mrs. Hannah Deliver Of that
place.
The old Free Baptist church re.
Gently given to the town OF wash
inRton. is undergoing extensive re
pairs and alterations. 4 part Of the
steeple has been removed and the
roof Shingled
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-21
WAYNE
Wayne Grange

Wayne Grange entertained Leeds
Grange a. their meeting Saturday.
Leeds Grange provided a very de-
lightful program consisting Of vocal
and instrumental music. Two inter
esting papers were given by Mrs
Ernest Russell on Children's good
books and character reading: Forest
Of Maine" by Mrs. Homer Deane;
Mr. and Mrs Herrick gave a talk on
their California trip that was Of great
interest 10 all present.
Bicycles sidecars are being used In
GERMANY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-21

the highest point scored and the mex,
highest also gets some award.
DIR. and Mrs. j. Z. Odiorne and MIR.
and Mrs. II. r. Weeks motored TO
Bangor last Wednesday. whore they
attended the l. o. o. +. meeting in
that city.
Clarence Glidden. Raymond Gid
zen and Albert Wiley attended Tops
ham fair on Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-21
WINSLOW

Gustave Marden OF North Vassal-
boro was business caller in town
yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Chapman. Mrs. DAN
iel Wing and daughter Mary, and
Mrs. Raymond Smiley and two chill
dren Francis and Perry were recent
visitors at the home Of relatives in
Oakland.
The annual teachers reception was
held last evening at the high school
building. 4 fine program was en-
joyed and refreshments were served.
Chester Ellis OF Augusta was a
business caller in town yesterday.
Edwin Wilson who is student
at University Of Maine passed the
week end at his home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Mansfield, chill
dren. Phyllis and Lee. and Alice
Smitl. were visiting Sunday at the
home of friends and relatives in
Souths China and Weeks Mills.
Miss Celia Tobey of Bay Street
and Miss Dorothy Dinsmore of Au-
gusta will leave this morning for n
short trip 10 Boston,
The regular meeting Of Winslow
grange was held Friday evening. Oct.
18th at the hall. There will be a
special meeting on Friday evening,
October 3lst, and Benton Grange will
be guests of Winslow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-21

followed, football relations between
the two institutions, non -eNistant Tor
"a wears, will not again be allowed
to so lapse Another Dartmouth
game would be very welcome next
YEAR.
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Chautauqua Guarantors Meet

A meeting of the guarantors of the
Swarthmore ChautauC ua will lie held
this evening at eight o'clock at the
selectmen's offices. Following is the
program for the three days enter
tainment which will be held from
November 9TH to 10th.
First day. afternoon. lecture and
concert festival. Ladies' Quintet.
Junior Chautauqua: evening. con-
cert ladies quintet. lecture by Frank
b. Pearson. subject World Build
ing" Second day. afternoon, lee
ture and concert by the Mendoza
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-21

Mrs Maude Simpson has been con-
fined 10 her home by illness.
Funeral services Tor Charles 4
Pendersast who died at has home on
Lithgow Street. Saturday evening
will be held this afternoon 1T tive
o clock from his late home. the Rev
f.. 5. Dolliff officiating. \The Masonic
services viii he conducted also.
Many people in WINSTON are plan
ming to attend the annual Eas, Vas
salboro Grange Fair which will he
held Wednesday. October END at this
grange hall. Fine dinner will be
served at noon and in the evenins
the patrons will be entertained with
Il drama and dance. East Vasalborl
dramatic talent is we'll known in sur
rounding towns. as there have been
many cleyerly produced dramas hello
there.
Miss Mary Mcneil of Fairfield was
a week emu guest of friends in town
The next meeting Of the Lthgow
Club will be held "Wednesday after
! noon at the home of Mrs. Arthur
Robinson OF the River road. 4 very
interesting and instructive feature
of this meeting will be the lecture
on civil Government" by Miss Net
Tic \. buflSlsn OF NaSSdlbolO.
Miss Amy Witham, who has beer
pa ssing the summer months at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. &. A. Chamber
lain of the River road, has gone 10 hei
! home in Albion.
Mrs. \. L. Robinson and SON Charles
were callers in Augusta Monday
Kenneth Goodwin. who has heor
passing a few days at his home in Bid
deford, hiss returned 10 the home OF
DR.. l.. Z. Hooper.
Saturday afternoon. Oct. -. AT
o'clock there will be demonstration
on breeders Selections" at the home
of Harry CRATIC OF the cushman road
This is one OF a series OF - meetings
of this kind in kenncbec county.
Miss Alice JeWett Of CoRffNs Insti.
nie Hooper. has returned to Waterviilc
The SebaStcooil Literary Cub will
! hold its regular meeting this after
noon at go ii the library.
Miss Ruth RoLingon was n week. enc
guest of Miss Marjorie chamberlain.
/ w. I. Reynolds was a business caller
| in Augusta yesterday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Weeks and Mrs
Weeks brother, stephen Hodges. were
sunday guests at the home Of Mrs. {
| L. Fuller OF Albion.
/ William Spencer and John Hudson Of
, Fairfield were calling at the home ot
| DR., and Mr.. T. G. Hooper last evening
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-21
That shape, weight, and de-
| If uutter is best for the
.tsge player? Why?
| Answered by
| GEORGE DANIEL
, Canadian open and psD-

t,..rn Canadian open ana p~'
|.n,I shsmpIon'
aluminium putter and the put
.,s.k (see illustration) are the
e r popular putters with the
~ ' World today. Ninety-fiv
.a ~ Of the Professionals seem 10
N. putting cleek. This Is the
| n nutter they usually furnish a
Iro,r Freak" putters OF gro
ne design. and putters OF every
t.Iyable shape, weight and size,
I,sed TO good advantage by many
l,eurs and by some Of the profess
lis. Blu. the cleek and aluminium
l. are found TO be in the major
Iwi,h the cleek type far outnum-
he the aluminium putters. AS far
weight Is concerned 1t depends
hely upon the preference OF the
lyidual golfer. No cut and dried
can be laid down with regard ia
ksS use the putter that gives
l best results is perhaps the best
Dee. Any sort of putter will set
hall into the hole II used correct
The main thing is not the putter
The man behind IT,
h9right. 1924, Associated Editors
lnC.1
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Filipino quartet Junior ChautauQua:
evening. concert by Mendoza Flip
inc Quartet. lecture Our Uncrown-
ed Kings" by Arthur Walwyn
Evans asst day, afternoon, Junior
Chautauqua, jolly Juniors entertain
rent, The Emerson Winters Com
pany; evening, three act comedy. the
Bubble.
The whole three days entertain
ment win be well worth the price of
the season ticket which is very rea-
sonable. and il is hoped that WINS
low pople viii show their co-opera
ton by patroni2ing- the guaranrors
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by popular choice

WHETHER it's the vital bust,
w ness Of electing a president,
or the casual one of selecting
cigarette, men naturally place
their endorsement where they be,
ieve it Is most deserved.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-01
IMan Dan Partu

To stimulate interest IN Ma basket
entries al the Seattle Garden clubs
spring flower show. May S.s.iO. in
the auditorium Of the Women's Uni.
vsrsitv club. Mrs. Walter A. Moore
entertained with May day party
at her home this afternoon for her
little daughter. Achsa Jane.
The May baske, entry az the
.how has been set for the last day.
saturday. May 10. and the decision
n the judges win be given at
O'Clock. Any child under IL years
u see IS urged TO enter. Two prizes
viii BE- awarded. one 20 the child
who has The BEST handmade. decor
a,sd basket. and one 10 the child
who buys his basket and decorates
i.
Tea will be served each afternoon
al the exhibit. with AIRS. Joshua
Green 10 charge OF the tea commit
ice. Mrs. c. d. Stimson j. In charge
x the entertainment Of the judges
and Mrs. Edward /. Garrett. prcai.
dent OF the Garden club. Is chair
man OF the flower show.
On the opening day, May 5. Mrs.
John Carroll Perkins viii entertain
with small luncheon al the Won
EMS University club. in honor Of
Sins. Chester Thorne. OF Tacoma,
one OF the judges.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-01
Miss Elford TO
MdrTu In Jnne

The marriage % Mi1s Marion ~,
ford. daughter % Mr and Mrs Al,
bert sidney Ehord. 20 ar. Alfred
sherman Ellsworth. son OF AR. and
AIRS Alfred Iennlson Ellsworth. Of
East Milton. Mass. will be solemn.
ized ON wednesday evening. June I.
AZ the residence of the bride elects
parents, with the service read by
Rev nr Ralph Magcc
Mrs Trygye W. Hoff lGerirude m.
ford. Of Albany. y. y. viii be- her
sisters matron Of honor and Miss
Elizabeth Elford, another sister. viii
be maid OF honor.
The bridesmaids will be Miss Lou
Ella Hart, OF olympia; Miss Carol
jerks. Miss Belle lIilman and Miss
Eleanor Elford Mr. Donald Bradley
viii be best man aud Mr.. Gano Foth.
eringham and Mr. Robert MaeFar.
lane, the ushers Lucille Volkey will
be tho flower sirl and Mary Eleanor
ofHan and Robert Elford Downle.
the ring bearers.
A reception viii follow the cere.
mony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-01
Mr. AND MRS. GEORGE HAN.
vi ILroN IEGHoRN announce

Mr. AND MRS. GEORGE HAN.
vi mroN IEGHoRN announce
tho enEagemcnt of their daughter
Mars. 60 Mr. Douglas Tumhun
Ramngcr son OF Mr. and Mrs
Harry Ramnger 81 Seattle.
The tca given this afternoon ny
AIRS Lcshorn and her aauEhter al
fhtir home from 5 until 6 o'clock.
vas the medium ~ announcement,
ma news was TOLD hy small he,
irothsi cards. which werc attached
10 boutonnieros % spring blossoms.
sarried ia a fiowernrvathed basket
ani presented 20 the guests BY
Fanay Marsarct Merrill aud Mary
Merrill. the little daughters Of Mr.
ana Mrs. Crawford Morrill, Ions.
ssmmed rose tulips and lilaes
uere arranged turnout the rooms
ana snapdragons tulips ana roses
saced the tea table.
Mrs. James n. Eagleson. Mrs.
lohn Iloor Locke. Mis-. John Nic.
lean and Mrs Thomas Robinson.
a Everett. alteFnated az the urns.
assisted by the Misses Ruth Tren-
hoimc. Florence Rogers. Miriam
cole. Laura Robinson. OF Everett,
ana sylvia Morgan.
Assisting In the drawing room
ssre Mrs. Forrest Goodfcilow. Mrs.
lyman Hogc Black. Mrs Charles
n. Grinnell OF Tacoma. Mrs Lewis
Conner and Mrs. Frederick wiman.
The wedding win Re celebrated In
September.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-01
AUDUBON SOCIETY
ARRANGED BIRD WALKS

a series Of bird walks have been
arranged by the Seattle Audubon so.
ciety for members and their friends.
The schedule follows.
Saturday. May 3-Ieader. Miss 4
Zimmerman Take SEQ boat for Nc.
dina from Leschi dock. This Is an
annual walk and one which is always
popular.
Saturday. May 1i-Geadcr. Miss
Lorna McAionaglc. Take pIs ferry
Fortuna for Roanoke. on Mercer
ISLAND. Miss McMonagle will meet
the party on the dock. An easy walk
thru woodsy valley.
Saturday. May 17--Leader. Mrs
Kane. Meet at Mrs Kane's home.
on the University campus, back OF
the forestry building. at . a. m. An
easy walk and ono that promises an
opportunity TO study many birds.
Saturday. May 24-Leader, Miss
Adelaide Pollock. lie at the end OF
tho Fort I.awton car line Mt o u. m.
An opportunity TO study both land
and water birds
Sunday. May s5-Leader, Mrs. G.
w. scholl. Take $3.50 boat at Pier :,
foot OF Madison, for Scabold. An In.
teresting walk on Balnbridge island.
May so--Friday to Sunday. week
end at Kitsap cabin. Details on May
bulletin.
Sunday, June s-Icader, Mrs. c.
N. Compton. Charleston to Kitsap
lake. Take 7:i5 boat for Charleston
ut colman dock. An all.day walk.
Bring lunch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-01
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
.oMAN,s C1TY Gle

WOMAN'S CITY CLUB
The May schedule for the WON.
ans City club is announced as fol.
lows. All luncheon programs vii be
given OF the Y. w. c. A. in the cafe.
terra.
May 8. Mr.. Frank j. Laube, Taxa.
ton Questions and Discussion"
May Is, Miss Nellie Goodhuc.
Function OF Child study. Depart.
mcnt OF Seattle Schools"
May %. Mr.. ]. D. Ross Of the city
light department, illustrated talk on
our Skagit River power site.
May 29--What the Woman's City
club Is doing. Reports Of committees
questions nswered-open TO sug.
gestions and plans for the body. An
opportunity for members to join the
department which interests them
most and where they can be of most
service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-01

Orchestra practice at Z o'clock.
gi-Guardians' training course al 10
o'clock.
2s-work party at sealth--mothers
and daughters.
2i--Dads Join work party.
training course, 100
Bookblnding class az T:3o.
Orchestra practice AZ = o'clock.
gs-Guardians' training course az 10
o'clock
Work party at sealih-mothers
and daughters.
si-Dads join work party.
Dlshtowcl dRyl Celebration at
go.
June Poster contest closes.
Camaraderie picture contest
closes.
Nature lore contest closes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-01
Campfire Girls

The May calendar OF activities for
Campfire Girls follows:
3--Camaraderio kodak day. ii
o'clock.
Scrlbes' meeting at 10 o'clock.
Snohomish county conference at
Snohomish.
Saturday afternoon-D Dads day
aboard ship,
Wohclo council at 9 o'clock.
4--Silvor tea--3 10 5. open house.
Teachers and business and pro.
fossional women.
5--Guardians' training course, 1880.
Bookbnding classes. 1880.
6--Orchestra practice at o'clock.
7--Guardons' training course Mt 10
o'clock.
S-Mcetlpg of guardians assocla.
ton $3.50 supper for those who
register. b0c).
9--Red Cross life.saving corps pa.
geant.
lO-Dads day aboard ship.
ii-Mothcrs' day Make IL Camp.
fire,lsh."
l2-Guardians' training course. 1850.
l3-Orchcstra practice at o'clock.
iA-Guardians' training course at 10
o'clock.
Wohelo Council at I o'clock.
l7--"Doughnut Day Don't miss IL.
Read about II in this issue.
l0--Guardians' training course, TAO.
Bookbinding class nj 1880.
20-Mcctlng OF Seattle Council of
Campfire Girls at $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-01
Service at
OrthOpedic Shons

Mrs. W. A. Major viii be hostess
for Mount Baker Guild at the ortho.
pedic lunch room Friday. assisted by
Mrs. Verne Powiey. Mrs. +. W. Nc.
CURE. Mrs. D. II. Nsgie. Mrs. II. n.
Washington. Alrs. c. II. Kieburtz.
Mrs. r. G. Brautigan. Mrs. Charles
Henry Field. Mrs. Albert Jacobsen.
Mrs II. l. Koetter. Mrs. Croeil, Mrs.
II. p. Hatch. Mrs. r. A. Clark, Mrs.
3. wilksen. Mrs. Fred Walker. Mrs.
a. D. Squire. Mrs. Copeland Plum.
mer. Mrs. james A. wood and Mrs
c. A. Douglas.
North Queen Anne Guild VIII be In
charge all day AZ tho Thrift Shop.
represented By Mrs. Charles Mac.
Laren. Mrs. w. II. MacLaren. Mrs
Kimsay and Mrs. Pylpa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-01
Mrs. elise Plans
Luncheon

Nrx. Harry Roundtrce elise Will
Entertain with a luncheon Of sixteen
overs on Friday afternoon at the
Sunset club
Wednesday afternoon Mrs, elise
gave luncheon or ten covers at the
Sunset club in honor OF her daughter.
Mrs Draemel. wife Of Commander
Milo Draemel. L. s. NJ who Is sta
toned at the Puget sound naval sta
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-01

wanting 10 talk 10 you about the
Camaraderie Picture contest. You
have read the announcements. but
being bit rushed yourself. you
haven't found the day and the
weather. and the mood 10 take your
pictures.
May Srd is the day. Report at Il
O'Clock in your white MILDLY and with
a loaded kodak borrow one II you
don't own one). Mr.. Lubbock. OF the
Northwestern Photo Supply. VIII tell
you the what, when and how Of
picture making" You'll take your
pictures and-perhaps, you'll win the
prize.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-01
MOrgaRS VIII Be
H0nOred

Mr. and Mrs Joseph Grant will
entertain with dinner OF thirty
covers this evening AZ their home.
Craig Ellachie." Ia honor Of Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Morgan, who
are ieaving shortly FOR san Fran.
cisco 10 make their home.
Monday evening, Mr. and Mrs.
John \. Porter entertained AZ din.
ner. followed hX bridge and NAH
jongg. for the Morgans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-01
porGHNuT DAY-MAY Urn

Start now calling all OF your rela'
tiycs and friends for orders-one
dozen. two dozen. and any other
amounts you can sell to each.
twenty-five dozen doughnuts per
girl. You can easily get Is II youll
start now TO get them.
Each girl Is to secure and list on
a shee, which will be provided. the
names Of her customers. with ad.
dresses. telephone numbers. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-01
THIRTY SECOND
ANNUAL MEETING;

The thirty.second annual meeting
OF the Woman's auxiliary to the Ma
tional Council Diocese OF Olympia
will meet Monday, May 8. ut Trinity
church. Eighth and James, at 1890 q.
NJ. Holy communon-.R Rev. y. T.
Rowe. celebrnnt.
In the evening at o'clock, there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-01

Doughnut booths will be in stores
and buildings down town. The slogan
Is. $50, 900 Doughnuts Eaten in Sc.
attic on May IL" Orders may be
telephoned TO the ship. CA pitl.1ls3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-01
pROGREssIYE CLuB

Tho May meeting Of the North End
Progressive club viii be held Friday.
May 2. at Meycs' cafeteria, at noon.
Miss Clara Reynolds OF the art dc.
partment OF the public schools will
speak on Tho Art Side OF Our
Flower Exhibits" Mrs. @. $. Mid.
dleton will give a violin solo, with
Miss Constance Blackburn at the
piano.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-01
Mrs. Whitcomb
EntertdinS

AIRS. David WhHcomb entertained
az luncheon this afternoon az the
sunset club Tor Mrs. Rufus KING
and Tor Mrs. Minor Meulwcather.
who Is a recent arrival from the
south, and Mrs. T. r. poremus. for
merly o. SHANGHAI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-01
CLUBS FOR FRIDAY
STEVENS RELIEF -coRPs

'ILFE.No FlELIEf NDFtPo
Mrs. Ruth Purdue will entertain
stevens Relief Corps. members, com.
rades and friends. at a MONDAY
luncheon Friday. May >. at her home.
1879 +. Aloha st. Take car No. II
70 18th ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-01
X. p. UNIVERSITY
LODGE NO. 1874

knights of Pythias University
lodge No. 1914, assisted by Uniform
Rank No. /, and Mizpah temple No.
90 will give a dance Friday evening,
May 2. at Douglas hall. T.. 45th and
University way. All Pythlans and
friends invited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-01
Dinner Hosts

Or. and Mrs, C, r. Guthrie en-.
tertained the members OF The Phi
Sigma Literary club at dinner on
Monday evening. at their horne. 1855
Cascadia ave. Covers were placed
for twenty-five.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-01
MYRTLE cHApTER 10. %

Myrtle chapter No. 4s, o. f. S..
VII entertain with May party Fri.
nay evening, May 2. at Douglas hall.
corner Of 10th and Pine Dancing
ana cards. All Masons, Eastern Stars
and friends invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-01
COTERIE Cn1.R

TIE coterie club will meet Friday.
'iay 2rat 2:t5 O'Clock at 1929 18th
ave I've, N. p. The program viii include:
>, ralestine,' Mrs. Olaf Hanson; "The
zionist Movement" Rabbi Samuel
nocS' plano numbers. Miss Lillian
Gerry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-01
Personal

Mrs Nlna Bowdsn ~ nrookfsld.
Mo- supreme president ~ the =.
.. % sisterhood will arrive "a town
MAJ "a 20. b. the guest of Mrs q, r.
81, Pratt Tor q feW days before lcaH.
ms with her hostess for Centralia %
attend the 4. p o convention May
gi 81 and gg
Judge and Mn a. = Hadlsy ana
Nj and Mrs. r. J. Thorsen motored
20 Olympia sunday 20 visit Sir. and
Mrs. John Pierce
Mrs. ~ y, Anderson left today for
los Angeles on months visit.
Mr and Mr.. Henry % Philips r.
moved Wednesday 20 Hunts Point
Tor the summer
Sir and Mr. Alfred Rollo have re-.
turned from visit 81 several
months In California and are az pres
ent guests of Mr. Rollo's sister. Mrs
George Ciute. az iti2 Newport way.
Mra. Robert Graham. who under.
went an operation AZ the Swedish
hospital recently, 10 now conyalesc
ms
Miss Nancy Emory 81 expected
home today from visit with her
brotherin law and sister Mr. and
Mrs Marshall Allen. AZ Raymond
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett GrlEga N re.
turned Sunday TO their home IN Bell,
ingham after a few days vlsit with
Mrs. urigg's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
I A. J. f1nken.
I Mr. and Mrs. r II Hamlin have
taken an apartment az the Oiympian.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-01
KING COUNTY
MINUTE WOMEN

King County Minute Women will
hold It's annual meeting Thursday.
May 2s. az ? D. m. in Frederick &
Nelson's auditorium. An interesting
program is being arranged. which
viii be announced later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-01
Hosts at Dinner
Before Boil

Mr. and Mrs. Hervey u. Wilbur
will be hosts at n dinner OF eight
covers on Saturday evening at the
Women's University club. in compii-
ment 70 Mrs. Philip Maebrlde on her
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Luncheon for Flolcer
Mission Board

Mrs. William Harold Fix viii en-.
tertain the board Of trustees OF the
Fruit and Flower mission NJ her
home on Friday afternoon. The
hostess win be assisted by Mrs. Wal.
ter French.
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wAsHINGToN srATE

PIONEBRS AUXILIARY
Mrs. Vira Wellman Masters presi.
dent OF the auxiliary to tho Wash.
ington state Pioneers. has called n
meeting for officers and chairmen Of
all standing committees at the Y. w.
G. A., Friday, May 2, at p. m.