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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-29
Tell Your Eastern Friend,

About The NEW ORIENTAL. Trw
TIED. Great Northern railway. n
est train from Or 10 the East 40
extra fareL Leaves Chicago niv5,l,.
NJ ~ o'clock. standard time for :.
attic. Information. literature Ite
Fourth Ave. Main ss66.-as,,.
tissment.
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10 d but Reyelle the morning after
the primary Hut I get that aior}
from each headquarters ! visit
Ia his platform, l,cytlle declares
that taxes should be reduced 90 the
minimum and more eauitably dig
trlbutsd ne IL Tor strict and Ina
partial enforcement ~ al lava
h opposed 10 modification % The
primary law, except such changes
~ win ia party responsibility,
n Is his conviction that both The
farmer and the laborer are worthy
u their hire n Tor the improve
ment Of waste lands and % rotor
e6iaton a. compulsory measure.
lie Is strong for education and
against alien ownership Of lands b3
those who arc incapable Or bscomlnE
American citizens, which n Nef}
neat way OF putting a.
lie 10 republican Of the pro
grrssiye stripe Back In the days
of Roosevelt, he was a leader among
the bull moose. and has not entirely
gotten over u.
MIR Rcycllr has been resi-
dent Of Washington for 20
years. lie came here from
Maryland. where he was brought
up and educated lie studied
law NJ the University Of Wash
inEton. and has bcen prarilc'
ing attorney in Seattle since 1905.
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Tanlar Vegetable Pills. for eosrl
patton. made ana recommended h,
the manufacture o. TANLAc
Advertisement.
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ny D. H. JUSTICE

~ ~ - ~ 90 ~ =
0TF. Tom Rcyellc wasn't making
I such sood rnltsd states
prosecuting attorney would SO
down tho line Tor him Tor the noml-
nation Tor governor
This n the way a friend Of Re
lNclle's looks az o.. And what can
you DO with a situation like thatg
This b not uncommon in business
/ life. Many "a man sitting well iuto
hls position has not been promoted.
while on the other hand many a
good man has been fired for looking
too Ear ahead and forgetting his
present jobs.
Thomas r. Revelle has made a
good prosecutor FOR the government.
ie claims 20 per cent OF convictions.
lie also has away Of making friends
Of those whom he sends 20 tho
"lsland, But. Of course. they can't
vote Tor him. and n his everyday
friends who nre az liberty insist ON
keeping him where be Is. there b.
nothing Tor Rcvellc 10 DO hut so out
into Tho highways ana hedges and
drum up the votes
And this Is just what he has been
doing II n said thai h6 has been
an over Eastern Washington. down
in the His Bend and up and down
In the towns and cities telling the
people that ne would like the repuh.
lication nomination Tor governor
Having a small campaign fund. he
doesn't often hire a hall lie goes
into the places Of business and on
the street corners and tells them
what he has on hla mind BeinE "A
good speaker and q Eoodlooklng man.
he hasn't much trouble getting a
crowd. And his opponents arc guess.
lns just how much he he IL making
NOTHING TO IT
BII RENELIE"
But most Of his friends are doing
what they can 10 put him over. ~
the Reveils headquarters they wiil
tell sou that fharr will hr n0fhfne
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Tho first prize D. 800, the second,
$40. third. so Five prizes u so
each and 20 prizes of s. each fol-
low.
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PROGRAM FOR YEAR

PROGRAM FOR YEAR
ANNOUNCED
Tho Rainier Beach women's club
in It's year book. just received. an
nouness a very interesting program
Tor the coming season. The club
holds It's regular meetings on the
hrt Monday Of each month at :
o'clock Ms ". S. Walker is presi
den, u the organization. Aira. 4. l..
MeNealy. vice president. Mrs. Gran,
WILSON. secretary. and Mrs Dan
Earle, treasurer
The program follows.
september p Musical Hostess Ar'
l.. MrSraIS
Octobsr -liistorteaI Boston. Mfs
Harry Merrill. Topics Of the Day. Mrs
NTorEc cloihisr, Hostrss Mrs J, -
Cfimman
November -ssatus Authors. Mr. ~
y Pearl, Topics - tho pzg Mrs. Prank
steele Hottsss. Mr. W o tshnHan.
pscswtsT s.--ChristmAs parry =, ths
clubhouse, Hostfaa Ars. ". a Hlannus
January seattle Artists. Mrs. o. 4
nirrhnsid. Topics % thf Day. Mfs. Harm
Dawes iiaslsss Nrs y " ChrhWsl
February 4 Missions - California,
Mrs. y. X Hfruisrsnt. Topics % ths
bay. Aira. D. w. CtHsusu lioatess.
Mrs Dan Earie
March t-Hums uardsninE. Mrs Perez
A. T.. t.inss. Topics % the Day. Mfs y
q Randall Heusss. Mfs. y. X state,
want
April i--Hsttsr Tilms. Mrs y X
froNu. Topics u the bar. Mrs Curtis
Basutek. Hostess. Mrs John wheeler.
May s-Hssourcss 81 the Sorthwrst.
Nra Homer Hili. Topics % the Day.
perish
June Annual picnic. Chairman.
Mrs. W. X walker
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LADY STERLING CHAPTER
ISSUES YEAR BOOK

Lady Stirling Chapter Daughters
OF tho American Revolution. has
planned the following patriotic pro.
gram Tor its years work
October -Amrriranirstion Day
Amrricanitatiun committee
u,tahvr IT. Frhaklinr Roosevelt Day
t,rauA LIn. Mfa g " candior Roosevelt.
We. 81 Week.
November s-PatroittC Edurntnn. Miss
Florence Mana speaker
November ~ chapter day nsraar.
nryFmhrf =liistarirsi FaGts % the
N8ribpest Mu. Elaa n Lester
iHnusfY s--oid tims mr-is musie
committee
February Ancestry day
FrbruEyg IA tlncnm day. nrlica"
Fsbruary 81 Washinsfan'a bifthday
~ A % ard q A ~ al sbufyh
March Amateur hHg
April The American indian.
Apui a. Rhtu8ta day colonial
hrsskfasi vith ali b o. chapters o.,
i,- Eissusn Of otns.rs Annual
Luncheon.
--. New Members DAY
June it--Flar Day service. Annual
pirHir Kenny Home
June gA-M Mother Pitcher day
The utuesrs % tha chapter lnriuds,
Mfs Nevis Albert Weed. regent Hrr
Edwin . nFouu. vice Ftssni. Nfa VIII
Hsm a. Tauksu. recording secretary
Mrs o. " Ehpades. corresponding 80.
rrtayy Mrs, william ~ Dofphsrz. treas
urer Mrs. Earth %. parn~ii financial
secretary Mrs. Iamrs y rrurp. auditor
Mrs " sp.sT registrar Nra Fred
Hamutgn. chaplain. MFu y. p Rhodes
librarian. and Mrs =, A. Richards. hls.
tarisn
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Women's Clubs

Of Washington. will be held In the
y w c. A. auditorium. wednesday.
September .. at p. m Installation
LADIES or THE
GRAND ARMY
The william Mckinley circle.
Ladies Of the Grand Army. will
serve dinner at noon Wednesday.
September ,. In Veterans hal. Ar.
mory. 4 business session at 100
and a card party at $50 p. m.
HELPERS CLUB
The Helpers club Of Aloha chapter.
No. 1is o. +. s. viii neet wednes-
day. September 3. at II a m at the
club rooms. 24i5 y. 65th n.
RfDGLEY AUXILIARY
Ridgley Auxiliary will meet at ].
o. o. F.. temple Wednesday. septem.
Der 2. Luncheon at o'clock. Dahlia
exhibit
ALDEN IMPROVEMENT CLUB
All political candidates are invited
by the Alden Improvement club to
speak before It's members and com.
munity at their next regular meet.
ing TO be held Wednesday evening
at s p. m. September ,. at their hail,
3i3 Orcas 81.
WOMEN's DEMOCRATIC CLUB
The Davis.Bryant committee OF the
womens Democratic club viii meet
Wednesday at noon at Moves scafe
terra. thomas Homer will speak on
Democracy and Labor" The public
Is welcome.
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Service at Orthopedic
Lunch Room

University guild will direct the
service on Wednesday at the Ortho.
psdic lunch room. .i4 Columbia 81;
Mrs H. r. Hone will b. hostess. as.
sisted By Mrs. r J CoRsweli. AIRS
W. 4. CogsweIl Mrs vs.. T. Field.
ing. Mrs. c v Henry. Mrs W b
Belt. Mrs l.. o. Ginneyer. Mrs s.
Chase. Jr.. Mrs Warren Brown. Mrs.
o. y. Joseph. Mrs y. T. childs. Mrs
~. c. Mcmillan. Mrs, Howard Han.
sen. NIrs. John Hoffman. Mrs Louis
Markham. Mrs A. W Rosal Mrs, n
c. Belt. Mrs. Edgar Roger. Mrs. W
C.. Saunders and Mrs. 4. =. Swain
Queen Anne Guild. with Mrs
J. w Goodwin and Mrz EuEenia
smith, viii be In charge at th'
Thrift shop on Wednesday morning
and Capitol Hi Guild. with Mrs
Falcon Joslln. chairman. on wcdnes.
day afternoon.
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Mss Gertrude Eckhardt WedS Macy Nan:
. Nah JoRgg Luncheon WU Honor House
CHESTS

urgr marriage 81 Miss Gertrude
Eekhzr5t daughter or Com
-.slsr +. p, EekhauIt a. s. y. rr,
,,.t ana Mn EekhauJt 90 Ensign
rstsr Icrd Campbell OF The o. s IS
pennsylvania. son OF ar and Mrs
n r. l. Campbell 90 Kalamazoo
Mn. was salemn,Eci last evening
u ne homo of the brides parents.
49, Rev. sidney Morgan reading the
..,5ce al s o'Clogk IN the presence
~ small asscmblasC so relatives
Ina close friends.
me home was charming IN its dee
cations 81 autumn flowers and 10
lsse-gladioluses dahlaa snapdmg
ors ana mauEolds
ne bridc given IN marriage by her
fihsr. was exquisite IN Eowu Of
ir,sh lace and embroidered net Her
nile veil was caught 20 her Golf
fare With a cirCltt OF orange bios
ems and her bouquet was a shower
AZ ovhids and lilies % the valley.
Miss Nancy Cannon, tho maid Of
honor wore a dainty frock % lemon
Yellow georgr;te and carried an arm
bouauct az Ophrha roses
Miss Hester Ianing and Miss Dor.
sthy Mutton were the bridesmaid
Thslr GOWNS were OF orchid chiffon.
sni their flowers wsrr Premiere
RISES and thslietrum,
Ensign C. n. Reese was best man.
ana Ensign 7. J. Holdings. Ensign
Arthur ~ Townsend and Ensign r..
a Jones, an Of the L. $. :. Maryland.
he ushens
Mrs.. Eckhlrdt wore hinek lace and
silver with an orchid curuEe.
a the informal reception that fol.
oata the ceremony, Mrs, Lewis
santos. Miss Mary Chc5l and Miss
Gertrude Lewis assisted.
on their wedding trip Mrs Camp
hef wore three. piece tnillcur or
ark hue charmecn and close ~.
ing hue hat Ensign and Mrs
Campbell win spend the winter at
san Pedro. Cal
Mr~ Campbell was educated AZ
Marlborough school and Ensign
Campbell IS graduate from the
Naval Academy az Annapolis.
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pREPAREs roR YEAR.s woRK

PREPARES FOR YEARS WORK
Music. art, letters and gardening
ara few Of the interesting subjects
selected for study the coming year
by the Classic Culture club.
Tho program Tor the meetings.
which viii be held NJ usual al the
Federation clubhouse. Will be as FOL.
lows.
September Homecoming day. bi.n-
uial report state federation report roll
ralE Vacation Memories Ars william
= Harper. hostess
Hspismbtr sb-RaiI call. current
events music. paper. Marie CafciIi."
Mrs, q. D. Htad0n, Mrs } , Black aud
Mrs. q. y. Coiirsii. hnstssasH
october t-Hau call - Chinese Work
q Arr. music. lecture, some Phases OF
chinsas Life" Dr. H. a. 0oWsu Mru J..
II Weld and Mrr David Gilmore. hsat-
srsss
October it-Hallowssn party. Com.
mltiss. Mrs, Frank skinner. Mrr. George
lsncY and Mrs. J. ]. Mcpherson.
November i--Hoii call. current events.
music paper, The Common Touch. p
Mrs y, a slsbs1t Mrs. /. 4 Ca5away
aud Miss Constance Coo. hostsrssr
November is-ThAnktEiying. roll call.
The Palms, music Mrs J. y. Cobb and
Mrs ", y, Chiitsudsn, hostcasss
December t-Holi call. modern inyeu-
lions. music, paper. "Our Queen City"
Mrs. g, 4. BoEurdus. Mrs 1. u. HoaE
and Miss Ruth jefferson. hpttersea
December so--Chrirtmas party Corn.
nttss. Mrs. a. Y. Homes and Mrs, y. W.
Pollock
January s-Roll call current events.
lecture, Oriental Russ" Mr.. blair Mrs.
C. p. BoEarduH and Miss Julia Lane
hostsaHas
January i5-Roll call. noted actors
lecture, Moving Pictures" Mrs. Prank
Halisine Mrs y. 4. seibsrt and Miss
Louise HAthbun, hosicHaes.
February Roll call. MY FAyorita
Flower Garden Day" Mrs r. W. Pollock
and Mrs, g. y. Rltser. hostessss
February ib-i,oii call. noted educa-
tors. music. Education day. Mrs ". T.
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Supper VIII FollolU
Rehearsal

Miss Ruth Price viii entertain the
members of her bridal party az sup.
per on Monday evening September
s. following the wedding rehearsal
The marriage u Miss Price and
Mr. Elmer sRttcrberg viii b.
solomnircd on "Wednesday cvcuiuk,
September 10. az the home % her
PARENTS
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Mrs. Gattney VIII
Compliment Nieces

Mrs W B. Gaffney will be hostess
al a nah jongg luncheon on Wedncs.
day a the sunset club. entertaining
IN compliment Go her two uicces.
Nu. Nelson story, III. Of foreman.
Mont and Miss George Bcckwith
q ashland WIS. who are hcr house
guests.
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Miss GOlUcH 10
Entertain al Tea

Miss Margrstta Macl4rlanc whose
marriage 90 Mr Kline Human will
Boz am event % oegobsr viii be hon.
or CUES, az Tea on Thursday after.
noon. Tor which Miss Joyce Gowca
has issued invitations,
The allns hours win be from 4
until 8 o'clock, and presiding over
the tea service win be- Mrs. William
FORREST Goedtsilow, Mira Edward
Henry Lennox. Jr, Mrs Donald
Thomas and Mss Ruth Trenholme
The Misses Elizabeth Kerr
wynuc Bragdon. Helene Cole and
Katherine Talbot viii assist.
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Affairs Planned for
Miss LeghOrn

To compliment Miss Marie Leg.
horn, whose marriage TO Mr. Doug.
las Ballingsr WIN take place this au.
,umu, Mrs. Crawford Anderson viii
entertain with q bridge luncheon Of
iwtnty covers al the Golf club on
Wednesday afternoon.
Another affair that viii compli.
msnt Miss Lsghorn is the luncheon
Nrz Forrest Go0dfelIow will give at
Der home on Thursday afternoon.
september II Twenty guests viii
y entertained and bridge will follow
the luncheon.
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Bridqe Tea and Sho1cer

A a prc-nuptiHl compliment 20
Mis- Florence Packer Mrs +. WI
fred Budden viii entertain with a
bridge tea and shower a. her home
on Friday afternoon. September Ie.
Miss Phyllis Phillips and Mirs Msude
Macpougnll viii assist
Invitations have been confined 90
members of the bridal party.
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Harper chairman. Miss Louise RRthbun
and Mrs J J.. Mcpherson, hostssues.
March Roll call. current events.
music The New Calendar" Miss RRth-
bun. Miss Nellie storrstt. Mrs. Frank
skinner ord Mrs y. = udsn. hosiessss
March is-visitlnE day with sorohs
club. illustrated lecture, Mist stcrrsit
and Mrs. O. y Williams. hostesses
April 1-RccipFoelty day. Mrs, Z. y.
witusr and Mrs. W. r. Harper. hostesscs,
April lg-AnuuAl meeting
April 1i-Roll call. Elizabeth Brown
ing music. Noted American Women
Mrs. I. A. GKsawhY IN charge. Mrs.
Jesse wsrdcll and Mrs. =. a. Churchill.
hostsssc
May ig-Muscals. Mrs Alfred Fisken
Mrs G. u. sthdon and Mrs sehaefsT
hosteHses
June 6-Picnic.
The Officers who Will preside this year
include. President. Mrs Y. r.. uden;
vice president, Miss Julia Lane; recording
secretary. Airs. George Williams. CORE
spending secretary. Mrs. l.. A. GasAway;
treasurer. Miss Louise Rathbuu.
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Personal

Mr.. and hrs Donald baTner viii
leave this month Tor Boston 10 make
their home Ar Harness viii depart
ON Friday und Mu. Barnes will join
Mr.. and Mir. Forrest GoodfcIlow
spsnt the week end at Indianoia.
Mr. Jobn collipr ana Afi.. Cath.
.rtns conn. nv. r.,ur,s,i ,,.r, I,
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.,,y VINO hSs ns,n yi.i,i,~ ~ -
,sy AZ. pru.s sbo,,. ~, .,ysrsI
,,..,ts -, 49, s.,,.,..t.,- -.
Me- 3 n psr,,ov y, "a, r,,,.
rt.c, who b,s 49,, ,,,si,t,. -. 49,,
80 Fr,a,y Tor snolsr. 40 ,oi, Az,
u,,,,ov Who i. rs,,,rnt,s ,,o,n Ss,y
yo,t
Atls. Mary F,,s,ri,L sv,rs,ror,
s,sn, The weekend v.i,h re- u,els
ybss.iI IN salem ore
NJ ana Atrr F,rss.rlrk uoys and
daughter VIRGINIA returned ,ton.
dny nlgbt from yirtsris y q
where .tb.y mo,or,d o. a.. ICY.
end
her ,,,s,t over the weekend CO,
ana NJ, WInlam Neville a, New
yorx etc yho ar. ~, tb.t, -
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Large Luncheon for
Mrs. OdeH

To honor Mrs odeli Ulorence
Listen wife Of Mai Herbcr, odcu
q. $. A. who has been al Camp
Lewis this summer Mu Herman
Ro. is entertaining with a lunch
con ~ sixty v0ycu and bridEe on
Wednesday afternoon. az tho Ten,
mis- club
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Informal Tea for
Visitors

Ms wilmot Lily Will give an in.
formal tea at her home on wedncs-
Day afternoon for Mrs. william
Ysrkss, OF Buffalo. y. Y. who Is
visiting in town. and Mrs. Paul
Fsrkes. who has recently come here
10 make her home.
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Miss Price 10 Be
HOHOred

Miss Gertrude WeinEu and Miss
Polly Emery have cards out for a
bridge tea III the home Of Miss
WeinElrl on Friday afternoon. In
honor % Miss Ruth Price. who will
wed Mr., Elmer sattcrborg on Sep.
tender TO-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-02
AMETHYsT socIAL cLrR

Amethyst Social club. D. f. <.
VII meet for a o'clock luncheon
% Wednesday. September :, at the
home OF Mrs. Sarah Waddell. 50f9
ltib ave. S. Take car No. II, get
OFT At Hanford st.. and walk two
blocks east.
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CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY
HEBREW BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY

The Seattle Hebrew Benevolent
society viii hold its first meeting
q the season at Temple de Hirsch.
Wednesday. September ,. at 1880
, m Board Of trustees will meet
al 10 a. m.
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WANTED BABIES
SquaSheS, Pumpkins, Too,
for Seattle Exhibit at Fair

Plans for Seattle day at tho West.
ern Washington fair at Puyallup,
october ?. were 10 be discussed by
the Seattle committee appointed by
w II. PAulhamus. fair president. al
2 luncheon with him AZ the Seattle
hotel Tuesday noon. Seattle fair OF.
fees have been opened at the Cham
Der OF Commerce. Third and Cherry,
and are IN charge Of Mrs. George II
Guy she says that Seattle ought
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
RAINIER VALLEY

RAINIER VALLEY
COMMERCIAL CLUB
Rainier Valley Commercial club
extends an Invitation to al political
speakers 10 attend meeting al the
Columbia library on Friday Sep.
TENDER 5. at p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-02
FORTsON THYGESEN
AUXILIARY

Fortson Thygesen Auxiliary, L. S.
w. ". will give a relief tea on
Thursday September 4. at / o'clock,
at the home Of Mrs. Blanche Bolen
in East Seattle. The ferry will leave
Leschi. AZ the end OF the Yesler car
line. At If a. m. Get Off at Roam
oke dock. Members urged to be
present.
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IONA SOCIAL CLUB

lonia Social club will meet at
Masonic temple, Wednesday. sep
iefnber ,. at p. m. Whist All
Eastern Stars and their friends in
yited.
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DoRfc CHAPTER. o. q. S.

Doric chapter. o. T.. s., viii give a
reception for Mrs. Augusta Stewart.
grand associate conductress Of the
grand chapter Of Washington, o. u.
s.. on Tuesday evening, September
.. al o'clock. at Doric hall. 6l7
". 3sth 81. All Eastern Stars in.
yited.
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LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS

LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS
Seattle League OF Women Voters
VIII hold an open meeting. when
candidates for the coming election
MI Be privileged to speak. Wednes-
cay. September ,. at noon, at the
y. W. c. A.
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10 make a clean sweep in the horti.
cultural department.
Seattle babies. pumpkins. squashes
'neyerything are wanted for exhibit.
Those having such should get in
touch with Mrs. Guy. telephone
MA in.5060.
The Seattle committee consists OF
r. +. Weeks. chairman: +. w. Ora.
ham. c. II. Goodhue. w l.. Olin. ].
W. Fenton. Paul V. Knudsen, Doug
las Ball and Mrs. Guy.
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DAUGHTERS or ST. GEORGE
Daughters Of So George viii meet
In ~ T. u, A. hall 1923 First ave.
on Thursday. September I. AZ 100
p. m. Members requested to attend.
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One Of the big hotels OF Berlin is
fitting out all OF its rooms with radio.
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ELDERBLooM CLUB
The Elderbloom club will meet
Thursday, September 4, at II a. m.
IN Modern woodmen hail. Third and
Virginia.
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Mn y, y. solnsr ieft today for a
visit In New York city and Wash.
ington. - c,
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cHAPTER Q. p. y o.

Chapter q. Of the +. r. o Sis
terhood. viii give n musicale Thurs
day afternoon. September (. az :
o'clock. at the studio Of Mrs w D.
Barkhuff. 1919 Fourth ave. n, 20
which ali =. T. O. members arc
welcome.
Take cars No. q or g and get
or az Fourth ave. ~.
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AINIER BEACH
"oMENs CLUB

80 me Rainier Beach women's club
,, ~" hoid It's first meeting Of tho
ri, e'on Wednesday. September 3. at
,ae- nome of Mrs J. y. Crimmln.
-, ~ 's'h ave. s., At p. m. speak
ys ~ WI be the past presidents
ME .~.le VIII also he some musical
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CHAPTER &C, or r. T.. o.
Chapter &C, Of p. L. O.. will meet
wednesday, September 2. at 2 p. m,
a the home OF Mrs o. D. Fisher.
1881 Belmont Place.
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1,rSSe tn, TIERS or PIONEERS
D,n.. IrAt regular meeting Of the
sn'ss Of Pioneers OF the State
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AR. and Mn Glare 4. Farnsworth
and daughter Nancy. spent tho
weekend az their summer home a.
Wtatwoud.
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Mrs. II @, IaEle. with her dauRh.
ter Betty. o. Hollywood. Cal. mo.
tored up recently and are the guests
Of her brotherln.iuw and sister. Mr,
and Mrs. H. c. Turner. Tor a fort.
night
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Mrs John Collins and Miss Cath.
crime Collins have returned from a
weeks Wait In Victoria. y. e.
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sEAHURsT COrNc1I.

zAsTERN STAR CLUB
IN, me Eastern Star club will have a
m'ass for members only on Wed
~, "saay. September 3, at 2 D. m. al
1920 Arcade Square