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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-26
Showing Off May
Land Lad in Jail

An alleged attempt by Bruce Nc
Daniel. isysar-old youth. 20 SHOW
of while driving on a crowded high.
way near Auburn. sunday afternoon.
resulted IN his arrest on a reckless
driving charge. Ito - sAid 90 have
passed several cars while going at
the rate of 90 miles an hour. taking
both hands from the wheel and way.
ing them AZ The slower motorists
The license plates on the car hs was
driving we're faxed. u "a also alleged
nlneksmlths. sadflers and wheel
vfigh,s are just beginning to die out
In Europe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-26

Square coins made OF a mixture
OF copper and nickel. have been
issued In spain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-26

MARCEL AND CURL LAST
LONGER after a Golden Clint
shampoo.-Aevertlsemen,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-12-12

With the exception Of few evening dresses that arrived
to-day, you may choose from our complete stock of
evening and dinner gowns and all silk dresses at one
fourth off their already remarkably low prices Dresses
that that may take their places among the elect
that you will just love to wear And remember this
means the entire stock and these prices are genuine
remarkable.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-12-12

Just in time for Christmas. Give the.
gift supreme and SAVE. For Mother,
Wife, Sweetheart, gladden. her heart
this Christmas Day. Choice pelts and
STYLES, Come in and talk this over
with US. 4.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-12-12

We wouldn't blame you for doubling
this, but come and see. Frocks from
the higher priced lines, of Silks, of
Wool, Flannels, Jerseys, ETC. Sold
formerly up to $500. Come in
HURRY for these.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-12-12

Before Christmas the superb Pinkston Coats and
Wooden Dresses at onehalf price. Not the usual SALE
garments. You know these have admired them proba-
bly, considered buying but didn't pay quite 50
much NOW is your opportunity-fo for they IRE HALF
PRICE And their original prices were never meant to be
halved Perhaps the coat frock will be gift but in
this exquisite collection Of garments will be found styles
to delight every woman Of every age and taste -+
SHARE IN THIS SALE AND SAVE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-02
Use TUo Directors
for NerU Photoplay
Changing Husbands

Two directors for one production
are rare in motion picture history!
One reason for tho rarity Is that
II is difficult 20 find two directors
who have the same viewpoint on the
creation OF film.
Paul Tribe and Frank Urson proved
that co-direction Is not only possible.
but that Il can be successful.
In their first Paramount produc-
ton. Changing Husbands" featur.
Ing Leatrice JOY they struck q har.
monlous relationship (which gave
strength 20 the movement for greater
number OF productions made by two
Instead OF one director.
Leatrice JOY plays dual role In
"changing Husbands" and BY hav.
ing dual direction probably found
greater latitude in her eharae;eriza-
tons. Possibly Mr.. Urson was re-
sponsible for one OF the parts and
Mr.. Tribe for the other--there Is no
data TO confirm the statement--but
a glimpse OF the picture presents tho
star In two such consistently differ
ent roles as to strengthen tho belief
in the division OF directorial honors.
Raymond Griffith. Victor varconl
and ZaSu Pitts plays leading roles
In support OF Miss Joy.
Changing Husbands" was written
by Sada cowan and Howard Hlggin
from Roles" the story by Elizabeth
Alexander.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-02

0uow do you pronounce II. and
IL what does Il mean7''
This - tho question that the man.
ager OF tho Liberty has been answer.
Ink ever since tho first notice OF tho
booking OF THE chechaheos" the first
real Alaskan made motion picture,
To settle all arguments the answer
Is given herewith.
The pronunciation Il CHEZ CfIAw.
Koz. with the accent on the second
syllable. II Is the Alaskan word used
TO designate tendcrfoot or newcom.
er 20 tho territory. rs distinguished
from the ''sourdouEh." or old.timer.
one remains a chochahco until he has
passed thru nj least one winter Of
driving snow and 90 below cold
waves.
The reason for the title. ms explained
by Capt. Austin +. Lathrop. the pro.
Queer. il Identical with tho reason
for the production Alaskans were
sick and tired OF selng California
mountains and faucled Alaskan cos
tunes and customs depleted by &C.
tors who had never been nearer
Alaska than Seattle. or Hollywood
Moro than six months was spent In
assembling cast Popular movie
names meant nothing unless backed
by real ability and nerve enough TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-02
DENTIST movie STAR

Wanda Wiley. starring In Century
comedies. started her professional life
~ n dentist. Her family has followed
that profession for generations and
80 Wanda wasn't going 10 spoil any
records. However. Fate took a hand
In the matter and Wanda changed
her mind. sho was studying AZ tho
Texas Dental college in San Antonio
when a movie company cnmo 20 tho
city TO take some scenes for West
ern picture. Tho director. on an OF
afternoon. intent on seeing the IN.
,eroatlnE spots OF the city. visited
tho college and saw Wanda Wiley.
Ito Rlso saw just tho type Rirl he
had been looking for. but had been
unable 20 find lie persuaded the
young student 10 try for tho part
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-02
American Type
Hero Is Coming
Into His DUN

Producers are getting away from
freak types In leading men and arc
seeking. not tho collar models. but
plain.looking fellows who might
pass for your next.door neighbor--
and who you'd be glad 10 have for
one.
Tho movie herolnes who have 10
snugEle up 10 leading men thru sew.
cral hundred feet OF film seem 10
Ike tho change. too, II expressions
OF opinion gained from some OF
cincma's fairest can DO taken as
typical.
I'm glad tho American type Of
hero is coming back 20 his own"
says Colleen Moore. 'srho men who
played opposite me havo never been
the 'shiek typo. Glvo mo John
barrymore. Lloyd Hughes. Frank
Mayo or others OF their INK every
time"
Helene Chadwick chimes In with:
Tho boys with tho olive skin arc
fine In their place. but their place
is not tho Characterization OF the
avernge American youth. See Amer.
lea first is my slogan. and that ap.
plies TO leading men as we'll as tho
Grand Canyon"
SO. flappers, take note! If you
worship Mt the shrine OF the movie
shelk, rush 10 the thcater now and
get your last few looks. For soon.
according TO the opinion in many
Hollywood quarters, ho will be bur.
led alongside the movie vamp, who
once commanded the spotlight. but
has long since been toned down in
character or pushed out OF tho pic.
ture altogether.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-02
Mother of Six
Enjoys Moving
Picture Career
aGAHEEE o. family7

'nHAaaaaHA# 80. aHHHaaarf
~ That y thc question that Iaa
siumpfd ~ many ambitious women.
The tempfmmenial ones HlII ieI
you thar family always .detucss
a career, Many women have gwen
up careers tOr families and q fCW
have parted with families Tor careers.
But 20 the old question u which
u fhali b.. Mary Carr ansWer
"BoihT'
Years nFo this distinguished screen
artist nov appearing ln - Self
Made Failure, }. X. McT%lald's lat
cst First National picture. directed
~ the Hollywood studios by william
Bsaudine. was faced with that que
ton.
She left both screen and stage.
raised a family o. six children 10
point where they no longer required
a mothers full attention. returned 20
the screen ana ~ today one OF the
big Names Of filmdom
In fact. she - infinitely greater
than II Ghe had stuck % a career aii
these year,. because few leading
women grow gracefully into eKpon-
euts and portrayers or mother roles
Their youth withers and they quite
naturally disappear from the public
eye. Then Il 10 too lhto 10 think OF
rearing a family.
Mary Cars three boys and three
girls IRE approaching manhood and
wOmanhood and. while tho actress ~
10 longer youthful. She is extremely
In demand and regarded as posses.
ing more real histrionlc ability than
any ingenue OF screen or stage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-02
Gets Buffalo Head

A buffalo head. five feet high.
said to be the largest ever mounted.
has been shipped from Canada to
Thomas II. 1nce as a trophy OF the
mammoth buffalo stampede. staged
In the North for Ince's forthcoming
Western" The Last Frontier"
During the stampede. in which
10000 buffalo took part, few OF
the animals were shot with high
powered rifles. Due 10 the rapid in.
crease OF the buffalo herd in the
Wainwright national park the Ca
madam government last fall was
forced 10 slaughter 1000 head, and
permission was given Ince prior to
the killing. TO shoot several head
for his film spectacle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-02
Purlmutter and
Potash Arrive
in Hollywood

BIZ POTASH and MaNruss Peri
mutter. members OF the smart
st OF garment Manufacturers were
hosts al a smart dinner party rc-
Gently az tho United Studios. Holly
wood. IN honor Of their entry into
the motion picture business IN sam
uel Goldwyn's production. Elm Holly
wood With Potash and Perlmutior"
Al Green assisted In entertaining the
guests
According 20 Montague Glass,
Abe and MawrusS tnono other than
George sidney ana Alexander Card.
introduced some new novelties IN
mems styles one Of the creations
was a new type q golf suit worn
By Aho Potash.
-When you've got your golf
clothes on. MAwruss. nobody Is so
ing 10 follow you around the course
under the impression that you arc
this hero SSraEen. neither. y'under-
stand" argued Abe. Even II in
1894 when you was wearing a 1894
model golf suit you looked like the
Prince Of Wales and Rudolph Val
cntino rolled into one. with Just a
suggestion OF John Barrymore. yum
dersiand. IN 1872 tho Same golf suit
would win YOU first prlEo for the
most eccentric costume az any mas
auerade ball. and instead OF making
you look like John barrymore. the
most people would mistake you for
would be Eddie Foy or Ben Turpln."
Abe Potash and Mawruss Perl
mutter recently completed an ex-
tended theatrical tour. and this Is
tho first event given since their ar
rival ON the Coast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-02
Corinne Back

After a short vacation IN New
York with her husband. Walter no.
roaco. during which they attended
tho democratic national convention
and enjoyed "a number Of shows on
Broadway. Corlnno Griffith las re.
turned TO California 10 make WI
dcrness." Meantime Miss Griffith
has finished work on Earl iIudson'f
story. Single Wives" which will be
an early release. On completion Of
wilderness" Miss Griffith Will again
cross the continent 20 New York "a
star In a picture version Of tho stage
kuccess. "DeclaNsn."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-02
Who Will Play "Danilo"
in MERRY Widow" Film?

THERE Is a bare possibility that
i Erich Won Stroheim. who Is to
direct the forthcoming Metro-Gold.
wyn-Mayer production OF THE Merry
Widow starring Mae Murray. will
himself play tho role Of ''Danilo."
'.Danilo," continental military
officer from a noble family, and de.
yotee OF the gayest Partisan life, is
the last word in swank. He presents
one OF the most vivid and significant
picture assignment OF the year. The
role will enhance the reputation OF
any recognized star, and will estab.
lish any lesser light who may be
selected. That may be taken for
granted In Won Strohcim's direction.
Others whose names are being
mentioned are Norman Kerry, RIA.
mon Navarro. Huntloy Gordon. John
Gilbert, Robert Frazer. Malcolm Mac
Cregor and William Haines.
The nominee must have dIstin.
guished bearing. He must have a
personality certain to win audience
sympathy. even tho he is the epltome
of suaye deviltry, as we'll as capt..
waiting the characters with whom he
comes into conflict in the picture
He must have the assured manner
and the finessed insolence of the con.
tinental military man and gallant.
Not an easy order for the casting
gods TO fill
Judging from past performances.
Won Stroheim and Norman Kerry
would most precisely lit tho role.
''Von's" origin. training and back.
ground make him a close alias OF
'Danilo." The noted director was
military attache at Cettlnje, capital
OF Montenegro. locale OF tho first
part Of the story; he has lived In
many European courts: he WINS
schooled in tho atmosphere investing
"The Merry Widow"
Another who would grace tho role,
altho It is not known IL he is "a can.
didate. is Adolphe MenJou.
Immediately upon signing the con.
tract to direct Mae Murray 49, who
should make q gorgeous Merry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-02
For Once Dale
Doesn't Die

After meeting with death ln three
pictures. Dale Fuller found It a bit
Of pleasant variety 20 play all thru
John ~. stahrs new picture. Illus.
bands and Lovers" without under.
going any rough treatment. In
Foolish Wiyes' aho committed fui.
eide. in "Merry-Go.sOund' she was
chokod 70 death. and IN Won stro.
helms latest production Greed. -
she got her throat cut In the name
Of art But IN the stahl picture.
which Pint National viii release.
sho il permitted 90 laugh out loud
and cut up generally IN tho role Of
d loyal but none too attentive maid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-02
LOIS WILSON AGAIN
REPORTED ENGAGED

PARIS. Aug. 2-Repor,s that
Lois Wilson. film actress, Is engaged
10 BERNARD Baruch. Jr.. were denied
by tho management OF the actress
today. The report gained wide cir.
culation in Paris last night after
young Baruoh had given big dinner
party for Miss Wilson in Il fashion.
able Mont Martres re,aurant just
previous 20 his scheduled departure
for London. Friends thought tho par.
~ was 10 celebrate an engagement,
but Miss Wilson's management said
that II was not.
Miss Wilson sailed for home on the
HomerIc today and II was supposed
the dinner was n farewell in her
honor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-02
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
At TIE SIIfDIO

Fato and a production schedule
played havoc with Richard Dix'a
birthday celebration last week. lie
had planned dinner with friends
and was all set 90 enjoy an even,
Ing OF pleasure after hard dny'o
work. when Alan crosland. the a.,
rector. announced that tho com.
pany would work that night on
scenes for sinners in Heaven"
explained DIX. Il want 20 have
explained Dix. II want 20 have
a party tonight"
Sorry" said crosland. but we
didn't know that today was your
birthday"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-02
Film Man Is
Seattle Visitor

Mark Lasky Is in tho city on n
tour OF inspection OF the Northwest.
having Just returned from Alaska,
and 10 the guest OF ". II. Newman.
Western director OF thsaters OF tho
Universal Film corporation. Mr.,
Lasky IS an uncle Of Jesse LAsIty.
president Of Famous Players film
producing and distributing corpora.
ton. and Is also heavy stakeholder
in tho company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-02
Good News

CEATTLE theaterE0eru who
= have been anKiOuHly waiting
10 aes 'The Thief N Bagdad %
Douglas Falrtsnfs' latest and &C.
cord.ug 10 Eastern critics. great.
est pictusr. and cecil DO Mllc'8
big Paramount production. THE
Ten Commandment" will BE- de-
lighted 10 know that thefs uitTao
tona have been booked Tor q
showing here not later than first
part ~ October
Both attractions are being tfnt
over ihe country aa road shows
with special music and seitings
ana will be shown here az the
Metropolitan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-02
Teachers Organize
to Aid G. E. Beach

An organization OF Seattle nnt
state teachers TO MD the condIdao,
OF c. II. Beach for state schoo
superintendent will meet mex,
Wednesday In the University Com
mons banquet room. and eacl
Wednesday thereafter.
4 publicity committee OF teach
ors includes: II. l.. Mcdonnell, prin
cipal OF tho Jefferson school; join
Shaw. Spokane, and Miss Minnie ID
Bean. assistant superintendent Of
schools. Tacoma, Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-02
Allow Bail for q
in Barrel Murde,

Four OF tho men charged with
tho murder of Louis Barcl. May
Creek daIrymon and moonsbiner
have been admitted to bail by Judge
Austin II. Grffiths.
Chester A. Rothcrmal Joseph
Burt and Harry Landaker were
ench admitted TO $4,000 bail. o.
car l.. Rcddcn and Frank Stoycna
woro denied bail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-02

widow"-von strohelm went into liz.
erary Information In the California
mountains. TO remain. he announced.
until he had finished the film YER.
sion OF the famous light opera.
This will be the first picture OF
some time In which Mae Murray has
not been directed by her husband.
Robert u. Leonard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-02
Movie Vanp Can't
Reform

NTINIFRED BRYsoN. movie
w vamp and villainess. now
working In the First National pie
turc. FLIRTING With Love-" com.
plains that she can never re.
form" Tho movies. according TO
Miss Brypon, who u tho wife OF
Warner Baxter. won't let her.
THE public" she sayB, win not
accept their herolnca over five
feet five inches tall The darl.
lnga OF the screen must be dlmlnu.
tive. despite the fact that in real
life they como In all sires."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-02
Raymond Hitchcock
Going Into Mouies

Los ANGELES. Cal. Aug. a.
Raymond Hitchcock. musical comedy
star for many years, Is going into
tho movies. Upon the completion
OF the local run Of a mere o. less
successful stage production. starring
"Hitehy." he win start his cinema
career.
Hitchcock viii appear In series
OF two reel comedies. playing OF.
posits Mrs, sidney Drew. who. with
her late husband. was featured in
many fro,hy films. irwin Cobb Will
write the script for the now pictures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-02

E'IRM adherence to a strenuous
4 daily regimen or athletics, to
restrain tho wnistlnc from wander.
ing and poundage from Increasing.
W tho code OF numerous 11ollywood's
cinema beauties.
Mono or fllmdom's flappors III
more athlotically inclined thnn Viola
Dana. She boxes. swlms, plays ban,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-02

yIding ones day into Just two 20.
RODS. ono for rest and the other for
re8ilessnesa. "a AN ordeal
People may accuse movie stars
of nn cahy life. but had they seen
tho labor wo put into 'Hell's Hole. >
they would think otherwise. Never
In my life was sleep 10 welcome AZ
u was after a days work on location.
and - hours wasn't always suffi.
clcnt."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-02

tennis and golf, and now, since hor
newest picture, open All Night"
features n six.day bicycle race, she
has taken up pedullng.
Cycling" breaches the strenuous
Viola, us one OF tho best oxerolscg
for Keeping the figure slim, muscles
supple aud making one fcol like q
million dollars"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-02

At tho age OF II William Farnum,
who rs starred In "Tho Man Who
Fights Alone had the distinction
or having played all tho principal
maIo characters from Shakespeare.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-02

Tho first showing Of ''The Ten
Commandments" Cecil y. DcMille's
production In New Zealand. viii be in
the s.ooeyear-old Maori temple near
Rotururo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-02

Pola Negrl has ended q vacation at
Del Monte, Cal, and has returned TO
tho Paramount West Coast studio,
where sho IS holding daily confer.
ences with Ernest Lubltsch. who is
10 direct her in her next production.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-02

Alan Grassland. who has just com.
pieted SINNERS in Heaven" with
Bebe Daniels and Richard Dix. Will
make a special trip to Hollywood 70
produce worldly Goods"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-02
Charles Jones. hero Of new Wilter Garden an.

Charles Jones. hero Of new
Go riEid wero tho physical demands
- made upon Charles Jones during
the production 81 Heirs Hole, tho
William Fox picture. which comes 20
tho Winter Garden Sunday. that tho
Fox star found Il necessary 10 sleep
~ hours each night.
And that's no cxnggern,lon nor
any fun. either" said tho robust hero
OF msiodramaA For four months
during tho making OF the picture /
had time Tor but two thlngs-worlS
and sleop-und let mo ray. that 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-02

undertake tho admitted hartiships OF
the work.
Heading tho feminine contingent Is
Eva Gordon. internationally known
as the star OF tho Danish Players OF
Copenhagen. Alexis u. Luce. the
villain. was for many yeara with OTIS
skinner. and Is we'll known 10 Sc
attic theatergoors. and Dustin Far
mum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-02

The L. s. coast guard participates
in Ernest shipman's production OF
Hamilton Thompson's The River
Road" being filmed on Long Island.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-30
Reception VIII
F0HOiC Concert

A reception will follow tho concert
% be given Tuesday evening by Mra.
Florence ueclcr and Miss Irene Rod.
svrs Tor tho benefit Of tho ues Prcs.
bytcriau church Ia the Mount Baker
district. at tho clubhouse.
Presiding at tho urns will be Mrs.
W. A Major Mrs, O. 4. ~. Pratt.
Mrs. William q. John. Mrs. J. =. Pen.
berihy. Mrs l., l.. tullmau. Mrs, 5.
+, Fleming. Mrs. william r. Piper
and Mrs. A. =. Boardman.
Assisting In the dining room viii
he Mrs Frank J. Calklns. Mrs. Al.
bert Jacobson. Mrs Clarence Brow a.
Mrs, A. =. Schneider. Mrs clyde l..
Morris. Mrs Calvin :. Hall. Mira.
John n. Baird. Mrs. =. J.. Bold. Mrs.
4. y. Bush. Mrs Macy Nicholson.
Mrs. I. NJ. Norris. Mrs. Frank Aver.
Mrs. ] h. Brown. Mrs. II. L. Wilson.
Airs, Robert Dawson. Mrs o. c. Tay.
Tor and Mrs. William Merritt smith.
Additional paironcsscs are Mrs. ID.
NJ. Stone. Mrs. H. r. Williamson.
Mrs. Mel Duncan. Mrs, Walter REESE
berg. Mrs Robert kellogg. Mrs, Bcr.
tram Dean, Mrs. Roy ID. Robinson.
Mrs, John r. Griffin. Mrs. William
II. Anderson. Mrs. William Peterson.
Mrs. Edward r. Bailey. Mrs. j. q.
Pursley. Mrs W, T.. Dawson. Mrs.
s. p. Trathen. Mrs. Charles II. Field.
Mrs. 8 w. chargin. Mrs c. a. stew.
art and Miss Grace Cummings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-30
Personal

Mrs Malcolm n King and dauEh.
ter. Miss Allison King. and son. Mr.
Graems King. % Vancouver. - C..
motored down Thursday. 10 spend
tho weekend AZ tho Hotel Washing
ton.
Mrs. A. n. Barrett. Of Hollywood.
Cal, Is tho house Eues; Of Mr. and
Mrs. II. y. Richmond at their homo
In Laufclhurat.
Miss Mary Cameron. o, Vancouver.
- c.. and Miss Janet Wilson. of
Rcrrisdalc. n C. arc week end gurs,s
at the sunset club
Or. and Mrs. II. ". styker and
daughter. Miss Helen stryker. mo,
,orcd to Beliingham today TO visit
SIR. and Mrs. r b. Demlng over the
week end.
Mrs. Franklin Sawyer Palmer re.
turned Tuesday on tho H. +. Alex.
aunnr rom snort ttAp 70 NAlilefNtA.
Mr.. and Mrs. w II. Spawn have
returned from n three months visit
in New York.
Mr. and Mrs vards Mcfarland
returned this week from a Strip Of
several months abroad.