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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
BY JIM MARSHALL

EOR years we have been
l. kidded because the heir 10
our mythical millions has al
ways had TO wait until about
December 30 10 get chance to
play with his toys-the ones he
got for Christmas
Well. what do they mako such
interesting toys, for. anyway?
Gods choicest gift TO US has
said, every Christmas. while VIC
have been playing with tho
Mcccnno set or the new electric
train or the mechanical automo-
bile: you great big baby
Aren't you ever going TO grow
up?'
when this happened we have
always felt small and inconso-
quential. Generally We have
anuck off 10 the basement with
the toy. on the ppotcnce that II
needed oilInR or fixing. and
played with II in solitude.
Christmas day, and for n few
days thereafter, we used TO get
a chance TO play with II on the
protcxt that VIC wcro showing
the heir how TO work II. a poor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
It Seems as Tho Folks Never DO Gy0w Ub

crowds and say Nav!
What's all the people luokin'
at?" or Paw I wanna look
in tho window. toow
They never ret a civil an.
swer. Paw N NAV are too
busy watching the mechanical
doo.dads and diuguscs TO talk to
EN- And chances are the kids
wouldn't be much Interested in
clocliwork trains or double.
iointcd dolls, anyway. It's
poor child, these days. who,
when asked what II wants FOR
Christmas, doesn't answer, "Oh,
give me n supor.hctcrodync
with five tubes; or. for second
choice thesuurH for my
crossword 'puzzles,"
Children these days have out
grown toys completely,
n It wasn't FOR us old folks,
the toy stores would be clean
outn luck Thcre'd be nobody
20 buy the building blocks and
the steel construction sets, and
the clockwork roller coasters,
and the electric trnins,
IL YOU don't believe. II, watch
the great.blg babies OF 40 and
10 packed around tho toy storc
windows, having the time Of
their lives.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
urday said he had been offered
$4,000 TO vote against Colvin's
appointment.

urday said he had been offered
$4,000 TO vote against Colvin's
appointment.
Half OF the money was to go to
Commissioner w. A. Gaines. Dobson
said
The money. 100 crisp 500 bills,
was handed to Dobson in a manila
envelope in the office of Seattle
attorney. Dobson said, When this
offer was rejected, Dobson said, he
was promised an additional $4,000
from Chinatown gamblers,
Tho bribery attempt was first
preached at Dobson's home in Rem.
ton on November Is. the commits.
sloner said. The first offer was
$4,000.
A day later the offer was raised to
$4,000. Dobson said
REFUSES TO TELL
WHO MADE OFFER
Il told Commissioner Gaines about
It, He advised me to Try and trace
the source OF the bride. The inter.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
WIFE MOURNS
FOR HI sBAND

In Seattle. Mrs Virginia Grow.
wife Of the dead robber. was
mourning her husband. The couple
had not been living together for SOW
cral months Grow. she said. ia n
member Of pioneer family Of
Utah.
The robbery occurred just as the
bank was closing Friday Grow had
come 10 town the night before and
registered At the Commercial hotel
under the name OF c. Allison.
Friday afternoon he quietly enter
ed the bank and walked up to over
locks desk He handed the prch-
dent a note. telling him 10 b. quiet
or he would blow up the place
with explosives he was carrying in
his pocket.
Then he handed Overlook another
note, telling him 70 act natural and
start figuring until the customer.
the only one tn the bank. had
left
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
on THE AIR TONIGHT

Return engage
mont Of Lizztc
one Enc. famous
ashoan soprano
singing "FTo0lcgs
Arc the Dish tot
uc,' from the ia
'nous opera "The
Alleys Of PhiHncy
Rid0c."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
WOUNDED
MARSHAL
MAY live
Citizens of Kent Stay
Utah Man in At
tempted Holdup;
Official Is Shot

plDDLED with bullets. the
~ body % Lionel Edward Grow
was In the kcnt morEuc Satur.
day. following his unsuccessful
attempts Friday afternoon 60 hold
up the Kent National bank sin
Eie-hhndrd.
Pred Grant. Town marshal.
was In the Taylor.Lacey hos.
piial at Auburn. fighting for life
with bullet wound In his stom.
ach, inflicted by Grow ~ the
latter emerged from the bank
building.
And the city Of Kent was stlll talk
ing OF the spectacular way In whlci
Grow tried tho robbery. OF the cool
ness OF Bank President ". II. over
lock, sr. and the bloody street BATH,
in front OF the building when Grov
walked out Of the door, using over
lock for a shield.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
FROM
BANK Are
VICTIMS
Manager, Messenger
Held Up; Thugs
Flee Police Hunt;
Roads Are Watched

TACOMA. Dec. Elm a spec
Il tacular holdup Of THREE en-.
ployc. Of the National Bank Of
Tacoma. In front Of the branch
bank az 18th and X st.. shortly
before 10 o'clock thl, morning.
three bandits escaped with be.
tween 81 900 and SO. 900.
Emory A. jackson. son Of 8. II
Jackson, president Of the bank. ono
% tho three victims Of tho robbery
was fired upon BY one Of the bandits
and barely missrd being wounded
The other victims Of tho highway
men were Hugo pslln. manager of
the X a. agency ~ the bank. aud
A l. Atkins employe.
jackaon 10 employed ~ the maiu
bank downtown.
The robbery vas sensational IN the
extreme. and was executed with a
ncatness and dispatch that Indicated
tho bandits wcro experienced offend
err. police declared.
The bandits made their escape ia
an auto which they had parked on X
a. pending the arrival OF tho bank
employees In Dclin's small touring car
with tho money to be used for The
days business at the agency.
The big car roarod Off north on X
street after the robbery. and was lost
sight Of AZ Tenth ~. Motorcycle Of
fcers pursued slight clues without
avail 40 ono distinguished the u
ccnFe number Of the auto. some say
ing Il began with figure '2.
Officers IN surrounding cities were
notified Of the robbery and asked io
be on the lookout for the bandits. Pc.
lice think tho car may have been
abandoned Ia the city, however and
tho bandits hiding in a secret rendcz,
yous
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
son OF BANKER
TURNS IN ALARM

In the cage next to Overlook was
his son. w r. Overlook. Jr.. and tho
cashier Of the bank. Charles n.
Otcy. The son became suspicious OF
the stranger. and walked back Of
his fathers desk. reading the notr.
He then walked back into his cage
and turned in the burglar alarm.
You've turned in the alarm.
haven't you" Grow sayagcly de-
manded Of the elder Overlook and
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06

its doors to the most fashionable
assomblage ever brought together in
Seattle.
Reservations for $500 tables have
been made for the opening. Every
room in tho big hosiery viii be oc.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
Hotel Opening Tonight
to Be Brilliant Affair

brilliant with the light OF
- Thousands OF electric bulbs and
the sheen o: gems and gowns OF
beautiful women. and fragrant with
tho fresh odor OF ncwIy.cut flowers
and the soft perfumes Of milady. the
olympic hotel. Saturday. was 10 open
-~~-~I~-~4~I~~~J~~~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
BABY is BURNED
Dies in Fire That Destroys
Home at CoIfax, Wash.

COLFAN Wash. Dec. 6.1rhe
lsmonths.old daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs Glenn Morrow was burned to
death in a fire which destroyed the
Morrow farm home near here early
today.
Tho child was in bed when the
fire broke out Because Of the rap.
idly spreading flames Il was impos.
sible to rescue Il.
No trace Of tho body was found
In the hot ashes three hours after
the fire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
$4,000 Bride Offer
Revealed by Dobson

DEVEALING an attempt to
~ block the appointment of Il.
ID. Colvin as prosecutor TO sue.
coed Malcolm Douglas. County
Commissioner Tom Dohson Sat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
SLOGANS FOR SEATTLE
CITIZENS

Nmas TREE Merchants: Edo your
Christmas chopping early"
Musicians: "Do your Christmas
thopin early"
>imble fingered Gentry: "Do your
christmas shoplifting early"
Rum Smugglrrs: "Do your Christ.
mas shipping early ="
Nowadays when the waitress takes
your order and then disappears for
haif an hour, you know where she u.
she's back In the kitchen. working
crossword puzEics
What did your hsstend girr you
Beic coat for Myricf~
'Oh. for crying out lOuds
Judge: What did sou do with that
Ford?
Prisoner. / don't know
Judge: Officer. search that man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06

BroadcastinE from Remote Control:
ones wife driving from the rear
1t
had n little auto.
Ind It's name trdy LiEeic r..
Aad I loaned q 70 usighlor
To 20 riding BY hiSscB:
BOT he packed iH scrcH people.
And ne dTorc q thru the miro.
And ftcistcd al the rHHHiHg-gcar,
And busted cucrV tire.
FOR REM Nice. fourToom
apartment. private b ath, steam
heated dogs not allowed. Pico 1891.
-Advt. In l.. a. Times.
4 steam-heated dog. no doubt, being
hot dog
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06

VANCOUVER, Wash. Dec e.
\. L. Reynolds. Prinevillo, Ore.
race horse owner committed sui.
eide yesterday, slaShlng his throat
with a razor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06

KLAMATH FALLS, ore, Dec, c.
Announcement that the Shelyin
Hixon Lumber Co, of Bend, viii
start lumber operations in klamath
county early in 1926 was made here
by Thc'No5 Mccain, general mana.
ger OF the comapny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06

iIowdy, folks, The new Olym
pic hotel opens tonight, and III
Gre Gee says She j. going 10
bring away a fire cNtinEuishcr a.
souvenir.
ono % the many innovations ~
~ Olympic-my dear. you mustn't
Eiss ills the famous Crossword
Puzzle room.
The room Is p1prrcd trifh cfoss-
,rord dcagrs. aHd strait- Jackets arc
furnished free % al guests trho
uish 70 iouHge IN this room.
Another innovation Is the adoption
81 polka.dot uniforms Tor tho bell
boys. 80 that they won't be mistaken
f1r naval cusiEus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
Wife Identifies Slain Bandit !
The Olympic
It's Heart Must Be Big
EDITORIAL

COMMUNITY SPIRIT!
- That's what put Seattle where it is today
That's what built Seatte's magnificent community
hotel That's what viii spell its success.
The formal opening Of the Olympic tonight should
be more than outstanding social event. II should
bring TO the minds Of the thousands who will attend
the big housewarming the urgency Of planning well
for the success of the great institution which is
siderable Of an experiment in these parts
Just an ordinary hotel policy with ordinary CONNER
cial service win not do The Olympic must possess
qualities far and away greater than either of these
two. Being the outgrowth OF an awakened community
spirit the Olympic must continue TO reflect It. Other
wise II VIII be Just great pile Of steel and brick and
soueSs trappngs.
I IKE ones self ones home, the Olympic must
IL possess individuality and personality il il is to be
distinctive enough 10 command sufficient patronage 10
make 1t pay II must represent the big heart Of Seattle.
It's atmosphere must breathe the warmth and hospital
lty which has made this city famous the world over
There are elaborate suites with elegant furnishings
But they can be rented most anywhere There are
great dining rooms and banquet halls and bathrooms
but they are to be found elsewhere Nothing that one
would expect in a modern commercial hotel has been
overlooked but one the combination of all will
make the Olympic truly renowned or keep its head
above water
pUT Seattle Spirit harmonized with the material
IL beauty and complete appointments Of the place
will insure the returns the investment is entitled TO-
Seattle stockholders may feel comforted in the fact
that those directly responsible for the management
of the hotel men Of long experience and broad
vision. Those from other cities who have come here
in executive capacity will profit much by the continued
cooperation and counsel of Seattle folks whose friend
ship and sympathetic understanding viii do much TO
help the management over the big hump
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06

Watch those sharp curves and the
srayel and the police reporter won't
nave to write story about you
Monday.
Station BREW hgping off. M.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
Photo by Price & Carter

from 30 years Of agc--up.
It's got so that a real, honest.
to'Iiannnh child hasn't n look.
IN. All they cnn do Is stand
around tho outskl.is and sub.
urban districts OF tho window.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
ARIGAL APPLEsAUCE SAYS:

When 4 newly
married man be
gins 10 call his
LOyey ID o V G
say there" the
honeymoon Is
over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06

excuse, but II generally got by.
This year, however, we have
discovered that we weren't n
great big baby after all or n
We were, 70 were u LOT Of other
people.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06

II you don't believe It, 70
down and look Mt the crowds OF
children around tho toy win.
dows OF the stores on Second
and nll other avenues. Crowds
Of children-ye children"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
YE DIARY

Lariy up, and 10 town. where busy all
the day. and did see Z. Hayden, whom
I have not seen since We were In. Texas
together. aud We did talk Of tho time
hen we did prepare a petltion TO con
Err-s, demanding that u give IefsS
back 10 Mexico. but alas! nothing came
II u. And so to home, where DID hnd
my WYE sitting around In her dressing
gown, working crossword puzzles, ana
when 7 did remonstrate with her, saying
How do you get this way7" and "lioW
about a little foods" she did merely
look up and say, Whats an 'b>kimo
sausage snding in six ietters?" 80
that did hide the ar. lest she beeom.
violent.
Photographs can now be radiosd
across tho ocean in 20 minutes. WIN
our Paris correspondent please send
US picture OF tho Wang sister,
Rouge and Blank?
A cautious man
i IL Marmaduke ChVLde,
Refuses 10 play
with deuces t1iId.
Vaudeville actors say that II Is
their Jokes that made Henry Ford 30
successful. We don't know about
that, but we know that without the
old reliable Ford joke n lot Of ham
actors and columnists would have
starved 70 death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-29
Abrams Free
Clinic Now Open

To be operated IN conjunction with
"a. Seattle Institute Of Else,rohle Re.
sections.
Accommodation for the treatment OF
ten charity patients have been re-
served. which will be increased as
fast "a finances viii allow.
The Abrams treatments are being In.
troduesd rapidly throughout tho init.
cd States on account OF the great de-
mAnd. due to ths marvellous results
being reported from It's use.
An article 10 Mr. Upton slnelAlr
explaining the methods Fill Be given
10 people who do not understand the
system.
A regular registered physician and
surgeon. accredited BY Abrams. and
Assistod By specially trained nurses. IL
In charge.
All recognized treatments will be used
na occasion requires. but We shall
specialize IN the Abrams methods, and
spsctro-C hromo.T orApy FIRE Z
Abrams blood tests VIII be made for
regular patients who wish to take the
Abrams treatments.
Authorized Abrams equipment will be
used.
Tho rates for treatment for regular
patients will be such that the person
of average means can well afford 10
come 10 us. iz.5o.
In the free clinic preference will b.
given 10 children and the blind. until
such time as We are able financially
to accommodate more,
The Electro Medical Clinic,
Gil Third Ave.
MA in-5s5i
Across tho street and ono-half block
above the city-County bldg.
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Carroll Cornelius
Wedding

The home OF Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Claude Carroll was the scene Of a
pretty home wedding "Wednesday
evening. August 81. when their
daughter. Elizabeth Anne. was united
in marriage 20 Mr.. Roland clinton
Cornelius The ceremony was Inn
presslvely read by the Rev James
.. Hudson beneath an arch OF trail
Inc vines. intermingisd with large
dahlias Of pastel shades The bride
vas lovely in a creation Of net over
white satin with satin trimmings
and wore a wreath OF orange bios
SONS in her hair. held in place by
my rhinestone buckles she carried
shower bouquet OF ophelia roses.
valley lilies and ferns
Miss Laura Lightfoot. the brides
only attendant. wore gown Of
psach-colored georgette and a gold
land in her hair. fastened with a
golden buckle. she CARED an arm
bouquet OF Bridesmaid roses and
pink sweet peas The small flower
girls. Larrain Dospke. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Il. Doepke. and
Vivian Keller, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Bsnyilic c. Keller. in their
dainty dresses OF crepe de chine,
carried baskets OF sweet peas and
baby dahlias. Mr. Cornelius was at
tended by Mr.. Woodruff Carroll
brother Of the bride. The bride en-
tered with her father. who gave her
In marriage. The wedding march
vas played by Mrs. Henry l.
Doepks. who Just before the cere-
uiony sang Il Love You Truly" and
The Bride" written for and dedi-
Gated to the bride By her cousin. Mrs.
Margaret Ray. Of Tacoma. The en-
tire house was beautifully decorated
in ivy, giadiolas and dahlias. An
informal reception followed. The
out-of-town guests were Prof. and
Mrs Stuart a. Rice. OF Dartmouth
college. Hanover. n. H.: MrA Amy
King, OF Newburn. ". c.: Mr.. and
Mrs. John J. Miller. Mr.. and Mrs
George c. Williamson. Mr.. Tillman
Williamson. Mr. and Mrs Edwin c
Ray. Mr.. and Mrs Avis Ray and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-29
.Orthopedic lunch Room

The orthopedie lunch room will
be in charge Of Medina guild on
Saturday with Mrs. Baughart as
hostess assisted By the following
women. Mrs Zimmerman. Mrs.
Frank Gorham. Mrs II. ostrom.
Mrs, r h. shaw. Mrs + p. Trem.
per. Mrs. Elmer Green, Miss sarah
Williams. Mrs. II. H. Nanny. Mrs
Frank Davis. Mrs. Earle Thompson,
Mrs. John Locke. Mrs Eva Miller
Mrs. J. H. Featherstone and Mrs
Stutineld, The lunch room will be
closed on Monday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-29
Informal LuncheonS at
tbe Tennis Club

Mrs. NJ, W Glenn. % Albany. Ca.
Who is the guest q Mrs Leary, on,
lsrtained with an infortaai luncheon
ipday az the Tennis CLUB before the
musicale Others who entertained
guests there were Mrs, William Lam,
huth. Mrs, Gilbert Black. Miss Jane
Perkins. Mrs. a. n. stewart Mrs
Francis Guy FTink. Mrs H. L. Men
DEL and Mrs. Thomas Green.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-29
Simple Home Wedding

Al a simple home wedding az the
home % the brides parents Mr,
and Mrs J a, Written. Of gs5 n
ssiA 81, Miss Buren, =. Written
became the wife % Mr., Erck C
Amylon on Wednesday evening At
tending the bride and groom were
Miss Rosalee Wittep and Mr. An
sci J Witten, brother and sister
OF the bride Rev, Raymond :.
Rees % the Woodland Park MeLho-
dist Episcopal church read tho
service In the presence Of the irr-ne-
date members of the family Fol-
lowing the service. a wedding din
ner Was served The decorations
we're carried out IN pink and white.
combined with autumn leaves Mir
and Mira Amylon viii spend the
month OF September in Olympia and
then make their home In Salt Lake
CITY
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Personal

Dr. and Mrs. Jay l. purand lsf,
last evening for Quebec. from where
they will sail on the Caronia FOR four
months travel abroad.
Mrs, Nelson story. I'LL. and small
son. Nelson story. w. OF Bozeman.
Mont. and Miss GeorgianR Beckwith.
OF Ashland. Wis. are the guests OF
their aunt. Mrs. William b. Gaffney,
Mrs. Arnold Ellsworth True usa.
belle McDonaldl has arrived In Seat.
tie. after two.year stay IN China
and tho Philippines. and is CUES,
OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs Rory
Mcdonald. for a month. before lcav.
ing to Join Lieutenant True nj Pen.
sacoIa. Fla.
Col. and Mrs. c. II. Hilton. Mrs.
David Edward skinner and Mrs.
stephen r. Gibbs, left yesterday by
motor for California. Col and Mrs.
Hilton viii sail from San Francisco
for Honolulu on the 10th OF Scptem.
Der and Mrs. Gibbs and Mrs. Skin.
ner. after motoring thru Southern
California. will return in about
three weeks.
Or. Travis stanscli Moring. L. S.
". and Mrs. Moring Marguerite
! C1encusI have returned from their
wedding trip and are with Mrs. Max
Glorious for the present.
Mrs. william Edria and three
daughters and Mrs. Roy J. Ander.
son and daughter are leaving Tues.
day for ten.day trip to Seaside.
ore.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Cummings
and small son. Billy. have come in
TO their town house. after spending
the summer on the Sound.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Leonard
Eaton returned wednesday from a
several day motor trip to Mount
Rainier.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. NJ. Pratt and
daughter. Miss Emma Pratt, who
have been spending the summer at
Port Madison. will remove TO their
town house Saturday Of this week.
!
Mrs. Robert r. Fox. who has been
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Guy Frink for several days, goes
TO the Sunset club today, where she
will be until Tuesday. when she will
/ leave on the II. r. Alexander for
Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. w II. stawn have
removed from 1873 Harvard ave. n
to their new home at 925 Federal
ave.
Mrs. Mase Wernli Beebe has re
turned from Phoenix. Arizona, where
she has had charge OF the expression
department OF the Arizona School OF
Music, and has reopened her study In
the McKelvey.
Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Rundell. Of
Hoquiam, will spend the weekend
with MRS. Rundelrs brotherln.lap
and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Sic
grist, at their home at Lake BALM
ger. Another guest Of the siegrist'i
will be Mrs. Margaret Raeder Rheln
hart. OF Chicago. formerly Of Port
land.
Mrs. John r. Condor and he
mother. Mrs. u p. Clark. are leav
ing next Wednesday for a severn
weeks visit in Wisconsin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-29
Beach Partu at Alki

Mrs NJ. W Humphrey was
hostess to her office force and sales
people al a beach party at AK
TUESDAY evening Mrs Gertrude
BotEer Mrs. D. A. Trepp. Mrs,
Rose smith Miss Emma Kappeller
and Miss Daisy Fowler assisted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-29

lean Revolution. will give a benefit
bridge and Nah Jongg party for the
house. fund. Friday. September 5, AZ
the University chapter house. 47if
18th ave. y. T. Mrs william sher
man Walker IL chairman OF the AZ.
teFuoon. Mrs C. W. Chandler ~
president OF the Mothers club and
Miss Althsa Coolidge is regent Of
the chapter Reservations may be
made by calling Mrs Walker. ia ~.
tsas: Mrs w s. Pond, ia st.3isa
or Mrs Chandler. RA nierii5s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-29
Hiss Muther Honored at Luncheon; Mrs,
'Coontz and Daughter Guests in Olympia

TOR tho pleasure % Miss Mather.
I Who's birthday IL vas. Mrs Alex,
sndsr NcEVan entertained With a
luncheon ot sixteen covers az her
SUMNER home AZ the Country club ON
RsinhridEs island, yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-29
pilller Honors Rrother

In honor OF Mr.. Howard swalwell.
whose birthday Il was. his brother
in.law and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. VII
liam Edris. entertained with din
ner for twelve guests al their home
hst evening".
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CHAPTER A, p E. o

CHAPTER A, r. f. o
The first meeting Of tho fall Of
Chapter a. T. Z. o. viii be held
Tuesday. September 2. at : o'clock
at the home or Mrs. @. +, ~ Pratt.
ssss caseadla ave. Take sit Baker
park car. All presidents and off.
GERS OF the different chapters are to
be guests OF this chapter AZ visit.
Ing and unaffilIated members arc in
yi,ed.
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Orthopedic lunch Room

Mrs, II. l., Parmlee vii have
charge OF the orthopedic Thrift shop
on Saturday morning, The little
shop will remain closed Saturday
afternoon and all day Monday