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Affairs TO Honor
Miss Tanner

To honor Miss Lura Tanner, an
August bride-to-be, Mrs Everett
Fenton OF Portland. who is visiting
her mother. Mrs. i. NJ Studlcy.
will entertain with luncheon Of
fourteen covers at The Wilsonian
on Monday afternoon, Mrs. Fenton
will also be hostess on Wednesday
afternoon at an informal bridge tea
in compliment to Mrs. Fred Merritt,
a recent bride.
Another affair for Miss Tanner is
the bridge luncheon OF twelve covers
Mrs. Fred S. Merritt and Miss Ber-
nice Butler viii give on Tuesday
afternoon at Miss Buffers home.
on Thursday afternoon Miss Mar
garet Yerkes will entertain with Il
bridge luncheon at her home for
Miss Tanner, and on Friday Miss
Marguerite Brown viii give bridge
OF four tables In honor Of tho
popular bride-elect Mrs. Bennett
Folknor and Miss Ruth Bumford
will assist
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Personal

guests. for few days. Of Mr.. and
Mrs Lambert sternbergh. left Fri.
day BY motor for their home.
Mrs. c. Kirk Hillman. who has
been visiting in Merriam. MINI. Is
expected homo on August IS
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Jerome will
return Sunday night from a weeks
motor trip in British Columbia.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. souders are re.
ceiving congratulations upon tho
birth OF daughter. Jacqueline
Claire. on August 6. at their home.
2sei Marine ave.
Miss Edna Grenz, Miss Clemen.
tina Marshall. Miss Martha Dekue.
kalaere and Mig Evelyn uuhllnger.
OF Chicago. We're the guests, last
week, OF Mrs. sula Baker
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fretwell have
returned from months motor trip
to California.
Miss Minnie Widmer, with her
two niecos, the Misses Dorothy and
Geraldine Widmer and Katherine r.
Hamm. returned Friday night from
few days visit at Paradise Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter McEwan
Tomkins, Mr.. and Mrs, ]. Fergus
McRee and Mr.. and Mrs William
Ripley of Tacoma left today on the
Tomkin's yacht for fortnights
cruise among tho San Juan islands.
Rev. Howard r, Brinker, rector OF
st. Bartholomew Episcopal church
in Chicago. is the guest of the Rev.
and Mrs, Paul b. James at Beaux
Arts.
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Linen ShoWer
C. Condiments Bride-Elect

Mrs. Charles Montgomery Johnson
entertained with linen shower this
afternoon In honor OF Miss Corinne
Ellen Munson, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Mark Munson, OF this city.
whose marriage to Mr.. Hunter Brad.
ley Smith. Of West Virginia, will take
place Sunday morning, August II.
Mrs. Johnson's guests included.
Miss Irene Munson. Mrs. John
Rotten and Mrs. Elda Hclbert, sisters
Of the prospective bride; Mrs George
Brett Mrs. Ernest Huuscr. Mrs.
Francis Curtis. Mrs. Jay Wright.
Mrs. d. l.. Seasons and Mrs. Ralph
Stewart. all Of this city. and Miss
Annette Mason. OF New Jersey, who
Is visiting Mrs Johnson.
Little Charles Montgomery John.
son, DR., dressed as Cupid, distributed
the gifts TO Miss Munson.
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limitations Issued for
McLean-Simon Wedding

Mrs. Alexander Mclean hhs issued
invitations TO the marriage OF her
daughter. Victoria. and Mr. Arthur
Emil simon. on Wednesday evening.
August 20, at half after eight o'clock.
in tho FRS, Presbyterian church.
Rev. DR.. Mark Allison Matthews Will
read the service.
Mrs. Russell Stanley callow will
be her sisters ma,ron OF honor, and
Mrs. Clyde Bcrtram Rose and Misc
Dorothy Sander will be tho brides.
maids Eilens Mecurdy daughter Of
DR. and Mrs. Russell ;. Mccnrdy
and Virginia Whalcy. daughter OF
SIR. and Mrs. Ralph s. Whalcy. are
TO be the flower girls. Mr. Earl Nc.
Laughlin wa be best man for Mr..
Simon. and SIR. Clyde Rose. Mr.. stu
art Barker. Mr.. Russell Callow and
Mrs. Lewis sehwellenbach. this
ushers.
Following the service there viii be
wedding supper for the brida
party and the immediate relatives al
the home OF the brides mother.
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Hiss Hortcnss Green VIII leave.
September !. for New York. and viii
sail September -. for Paris. where
She will continue her vocal studies
az the Mime. Florence Hoffman
School Of Opera.
Mr. s. a. Ncares. with his dRuEh.
ter. Miss Virginia Mearcs. and son.
Mr. Maxwell Meares. returned Fri
day from a camping trip up Miller
river and left today for their home
in Portland.
Mrs. Charles Bruhn and daughter,
Miss Clara Bruhn. who have been
at tho Spring apartments for the
past month, returned Friday TO their
home In Toppenlsh.
Mrs. ]. c. Moore will return sun.
day from visit at Lake Crescent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corydon Wagner
tEulnlie MerrilD returned last ngiht
from their wedding trip abroad.
Miss Pearl Coyno, who has been
tho guest OF her aunt Mrs. Joseph
Donavan. for week. has returned
to her home In Port Townsend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Byram and
daughter. Miss Helen Byram. OF Chi.
cago. are spending few days with
Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Green at their
summer home at the Country club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Langdon C. Henry
and Mrs Tracy Robertson are
spending tho weekend in Victoria,
d. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Kline, of
San Francisco, who have been the
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Assistants Named for Nursery Associations
Garden Tea; Bridge Luncheon to Honor
Nice Tooho1.u I--

T,RIDAY afternoon. August Is,
i brings the Seattle Day Nur5ery as
sociation's garden tea on the beauti.
ful grounds OF Mrs. b. a. CAREERS
home. 937 Harvard ave. y.
The hours win be from . until 6
o'clock, and the committee in charge
announces that men as well as WON
en- are invited to attend as member.
ship in the association Is not con-
fined 10 women. All interested per.
sons are invited to the tea and no
admission will be charged. A very
attractive program, which win be an
nounced later. is being arranged.
Mrs. l.. c. Gilman is chairman OF
the reception committee. She viii be
ASSISTED by Mrs. CARRIER. Mrs. David
J. Grant, Mrs. Alison Z. Woodruff.
Mrs. A. Z. KruIl. Mrs. r. C. Force.
Mrs. Henry Broderick. Mrs. w. T.
Perkins. Mrs. J. Z. Quick. Mrs. @. +.
NJ Pratt, Mrs. Leroy Backus, Mrs. f.
w. Zibbell. Mrs. Walter Henry and
Mrs. l.. l.. Mendel.
Alternating at the urns will be Mrs.
James II. Calvert. Mrs. Frederick
Bausman, Mrs. William Sherman
Walker, Mrs. Elbridge A. Stuart,
Mrs. G. d. Stlmson, Mrs. David Ed.
ward Skinner, Mrs. Harry +. Os.
trander, Mrs. Mark Allison Mat.
fhews, Mrs. Joshua Green, Mrs,
David Gilmore. Mrs. r. J. Huston
and Miss Rebecca Collins. They will
be assisted by Mrs. f. S. McCord, Jr.,
Mrs. Lacy Hofius. Mrs. Theodore
Owens, Mrs. Clifford Crawford, Mrs
Henry Judson, Mrs. Neal Tourtel
lotte, Mrs. James Colbert Sullivan
Mrs. Walter McEwan Tomkins. Mrs
j. Fergus McRee. and the Misses
Catherine Collins, Dorothy Campbell
Kathleen Donahoe, Priscilla Treat
Augusta Trimble. Ruth Pratt, Jane
Perkins, Virginia Merrill, Achsa LOT
Powell, Frances Oldham. Virginia
Sheahan. Karla Stoltenberg, Claire
StoItenberg. Amy Munday, Eliza
beth Jones, Rachel Niblock. Ruth
Niblock, Pearl Harold, Jean Fox
Helen Goetz, Frances Branigan ant
Meribeth Gerbel.
The committee in charge Of the ties
includes Mrs. David J. Grant, presi
dent OF the association; Mrs. Walter
Henry, chairman Of arrangements
Mrs. G. A. c. Rochester, chairman
OF the program; Mrs. Alison q. Wood
ruff, publicity.
Mrs. Abner Brown, chairman o
the membership booth, will be assist
"a by Mrs. r. j. Huston, Mrs. Georg'
Miller. Mrs. J. Fred Braid, Mrs
Freda Heinrich. Mrs. $. 81. Milne
Mrs. J. J. Wolfe. Mrs. George WI
son. Mrs. c. w. Myiroie, Mrs. G. NJ
MeIburn and Mrs. a. II. Hankins.
Mrs. T. a. Davies, chairman Of re
freshments, Is assisted by Mrs. i. 3
Wiltsle, Mrs. John Stockton. Mrs. a
y. Blangy and Mrs. Cecil Sturgis.
The automobile committee Is II
charge Of Mrs. w. G. Krafve, chair
man. Mrs. Erskinc Campbell nnt
Mrs. Frank u. Acteson.
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Entertaining
for ERglish Visitors

To honor Mrs. Robert Elliott and
Miss Dorothy Elliott OF Nowfort.
England. Mrs Harry Coo will en-
terrain with luncheon az her homo
on Tuesday afternoon.
on Wednesday Mrs r. NJ. studley
will have luncheon OF fourteen
covers for Mrs. Elliott nj Tho vii
sonian.
Mrs Elliott and her daughter
have been the guest OF Capt, and
Mrs. James Griftiiha for several
months Mrs Elliott IN leaving
August 20 for her home. but Miss
Elliott will remain for q longer
stay.
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DATES
TO REMEMBER

MONDAY. AUGUST IL
Mrs Henry Wiley's luncheon at the
Sunset club.
TUESDAY. AUGUST Iz-
Mrs. George W. solidays tea in
honor OF her sister law. Mrs
Paul W. Rutiedge. and Mrs Rob
ert Locke Harter. AZ home.
Mrs. william r. lie Blends bridge
luncheon for Mrs. Il, z Lunklsy
Of shanghai and Mrs. Floyd r.
Head OF Hollywood, at home.
THURSDAY. AUGUST H.
The marriage OF Miss Doris George
and Mr.. Albin Andrus, al the
home OF the brides mother. Mrs.
II. II. George. at : o'clock
Mrs John Lincoln Hairs bridge
luncheon at the womens Uniyer-
Eity club.
The marriage OF Miss Margaret
Glorious 10 DR.. Travis stanseh
Moring. Z. s. ~. AZ home Of the
brides mother. Mrs. Max Glorious.
az $50 o'clock.
The marriage OF Miss Merle Roberta
GlaVln to Mr.. Walter c. Meyer.
at home Of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Glayin, at $50
o'clock,
Mrs. Herman Goetz and Miss Helen
Goets to give tea at home from
until 6 o'clock.
FRIDAY, AUGUST Is
Mrs Charles L. Fat;en. Mrs. ALI
son T. wannamaker and Mrs. ~
n. Linne's tea AT Mrs. Patterns
home. from until S o'clock
Mrs Alfred Jones' tea at home foT
Miss Elma Collins and Mrs. e.
Sewnll Clark.
Seattle Day Nursery associations
garden tea at Mrs. i. A. CAREERS
home. 9sT Harvard ave. n, from
until o'clock.
WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST go
The marriage OF Miss Lura Tanner
20 MIR. James Douglas Givnan
VIII be celebrated in ST. James
rectory at I o'clock.
SATURDAY.. AUGUST So
The marriage OF Miss Helen Maring
TO Mr. Theodore h. samseil In
Westminster church at o'clock.
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Reception at Engberg
Residence

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Engbcrg
we're hosts at a reception at their
home on Monday evening in honor
OF Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Buck, OF
New York city.
Mr. and Mrs. Thco Karlo. Mrs.
Malcolm Hughes. Mrs. Louise Van
ogie, Mrs. Trygve Buschmann and
Mrs. Clara Meyer Hartlc assisted in
the entertainment OF the guests.
which numbered over one hundred.
During the evening Catherine
Wade Smith. viollniat. with John
Hopper at the piano. gave n delight
full program. At the supper that
followed. assisting wero the Misses
Sarah Knight, Vcrna Knight, Made.
lelne Pless, wlnifred Hughes. En-.
lily Dow and Frances Hnrtle.
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Monday Service
at Orthopedic Shops

Broadway Guild will direct the ser.
vice at orthopedlc lunch room, PA
Columbia ST.. on Monday. Mrs. win
r. Fisher will be hostess. assisted by
Mrs. w. II. Lyon. Mrs. Stark, Mrs.
Liner. Mrs. Charles Downie. Mrs.
Harding, Mrs. u. j. Mitchell. Mrs.
Eckhart, Mrs. Edwards. Mrs. Klock.
Mrs. McCracken, Mrs. Garner
Wright. Mrs. Harry Wilson. Miss
Klock, Miss Helen Wilson and Miss
Edwards.
Tho University Guild will be In
charge Mt tho Thrift Shop on Mon.
day morning. represented by Mrs.
Mildred Wright Petty and Miss Eliz.
abeth Knyser. In the afternoon.
Vashon Island auxiliary, Mrs. II. Il.
Miller, chairman, will be in charge.
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Asked to Assist
at Tea

Mrs. George w. soliday has asked
to assist at her tea on next Wednes-
day afternoon for her sister.in.law.
Mrs. RutIedge. wife OF Lieut.. Paul
w. Rutiedge. and Mrs. Robert Locke
Harter, OF Chicago, Mrs. John t.
Condor, Mrs. Richard a. BalIinger.
Mrs. Roy Page Ballard. Mrs. W. a.
Irwin. Mrs. +. X. Robinson and Mrs.
Francis hickey. who will preside at
the urns, and by Mrs. Harry Burnell
Jones. Mrs. w. w. Phillips, Mrs.
Henry Ward Beecher. Miss Juliet
Glen. Miss Deane Irwin, Miss Rosa
lind Macwhinnie and Miss Marion
Dahlhjelm.
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LUNCHEON PLANNED

The Puget Sound section OF the
Women's Auxiliary to tho American
Institute of Mining Engineers win
meet for luncheon on Wednesday.
August 10, at the Hotel Washing.
ton, with Mrs. NJ. e, Butler acting
as hostess.
Included among the honor guests
viii be Mrs, Henry Landcs. who will
speak on local polticB. and Canon
William H. Bliss, who viii talk on
THE Narcotic EVIL"
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Campfire Girls

The girls who have been TO camp
during the summer, and have proved
themselves TO be good Campfire
Girls are planning on going BACK
GYPSY week, This is the week OF
real thrills, with Gypsy princess
ruling camp and all the beautifui
fantastic costumes Of Gypsydom
making their appearance, Regis
trations are now being taken Tor
Gypsy week. and II you haven't
registered yet, do It at once, as the
week is filling rapidly.
All girls coming to camp for the
sixth period, are requested to bring
fishing tackle Each morning girls
so out at n, m. TO see who can
get the biggest catch of fish. Thirty
nine is the record so far, but the
sixth period girls will be sure TO
improve on this,
Twenty girls from Lcavenworth
are planning ON attending camp
during the sixth period, and also
number of girls from Doty VIII %
in camp during that period
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Cards Ont
for Larqe Luncheon

Mrs. Lee shaw Forbes has Issued
seventy-five invitations to a lunch
con and bridge on Wednesday after
noon. August 20. at the Tennis
club.
The affair will honor Miss Marie
Leghorn, who will be- an autumn
bride.
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picnic in connection with the Fed
Grafton in Woodland park. on Tues
day, August L.. ut noon. Each union
will have It's own table.
SOCIAL DANCE
Evergreen Lodge No. 2. A. O. U.
w, will hold social dance Friday
evening. August Is. nj 1909 Ninth
ave. Friends are welcome.
w. c. T. U. PICNIC
POSTPONED
The annual picnic Of the Seattle
Federation of Women's Christian
Temperance union, planned for Tues,
day, August II, at Woodland park.
hasA been postponed indefinitely. ow-
ing to the serious illness of It's prcsi.
dent, Mrs. Libhie Beach Brown.
BRIDGE LUNCHEON WILL
BENEFIT FUND
For the benefit of the building
fund OF the Woman's Century club,
Mrs William j. Blackwell will en-.
terrain with a bridge luncheon at
her home on "Wednesday afternoon.
August 10.
Other members or the board who
VIII entertain with similar affairs
Will be Mrs. Il, o. Jones, Mrs. b. w.
Campbell. Mrs, Il. H. Harris, Mrs.
Henry Brodcpick, Miss Sara Williams
and Mrs r, s. Williams
Reservations for this affair at Mrs.
Blacliwell's home may he made by
calling Mrs Blackwell, CA pit.g45S
There VIII be no tickets sold at the
door
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Mrs. Kern
to Entertain

Mrs. A. s. Kerry will entertain n
few guests at the morning musicale
next Wednesday at the Cornish
school and later with luncheon at
the Cornish school tea room. in
honor Of Mrs. Harvey Salmon. who
has recently come here from ST.
Louis. to make her home.
Sunday evening, Mrs. Kerry will
entertain with supper at her
home for tho visiting summer teach.
ers at the Cornish.
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Mrs. Nordhoff Plans
Buffet Luncheon

Mrs. Arthur Nordhoff will enter.
tain with a buffet luncheon followed
by bridge and NAH jongg at her
home on Tuesday afternoon. August
10th.
The affair will honor the women
members OF the Seattle Golf club who
will play n match on the links that
morning.
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Cards ont
for Bridae Tea

Honoring Mrs, Frank Maxwell
Buola Terry, who is visiting In tho
city Mrs. Everett Dlmock. Miss
Kathryn Bryan and Miss Marion
Jones have issued cards 10 bridge
tea for Saturday afternoon, Au.
gust 10.
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Miss Trimble Hostess
at Fine O'CIOct Tea

Miss Mary Trimbic IS entertain
Ing with 8 o'clock tea ut her
home this afternoon for Miss Mabel
satterlee and Miss Alice Goddard
OF New York city. who aro her
house guests for few days on
their way to Alaska.
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Entertdins
at Luncheon

Mrs. Il. 8. Mccord entertained with
a luncheon OF eight covers at the
Golf club on Friday afternoon. In
compliment TO Miss Florence Furlow
OF New York city. who has been tho
guest OF Mrs. Il. s. McCord. Jr.. for
tho past week. Miss Furlow left TO.
day for Milwaukee.
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DAY NURSERY PICNIC
AT ALKf BEACH

The West Seattle branch OF tho
Day Nursery association VIII have
ohildron's picnic at Alld beach. on
Monday, August Ii. Members and
friends are invited 20 come and
bring their children at 1870 a, m.
Those who will donate their auto.
mobiles TO transport the nursery
children 10 and from tho picnic are
asked to call Mrs, Guy Passage,
WE stOS75. Mrs. Passage may also
be called In reference to the lunch.
con.
a short business session will be
held during tho day.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
ANNUAL LUNCHEON

ANNUAL LUNCHEON
AND PLAYDAY
Y. w, c. A. board members will
hold their annual luncheon and play.
day at the Y, w, c, a. camp on Balm
bridge island, Tuesday. August IL.
All members OF tho association are
cordially invited.
Mrs. David ". Davies Us chairman
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Study CLASS PICNIC

The study class of Rainier Chap
ter, u, a. r., viii have n picnic on
Tuesday August IL, at the home of
Mrs. Robert Enegron, 2Oi6 Il.
6lst st.
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Music
Programs at Cornish
School

SCflOOl
Calvin Braincrd Cady will present
Miss Josephine Large and Miss Lots
Adler In recital OF music for two
pianos. on Monday evening. August
IL. ut $40 o'clock. at tho Cornish
school.
The program follows:
Overture from tho sHth Cantaia ..,.
.s.s,....s .t.4s.s.st.... Bach. Phiiipp
Andantc and variations, ,,.... .Eehnmann
A. this Fountain" .s..s..s.. ,Schumann
''FAlFy Tales" .s....4s....,.s..... lAyrl
No. i-rayAnua % che Sleeping Beauty
No. i-couysrsation Of Beauty and the
Beast.
Five waitsss from or. 3d.. brahms
Bchorzo. or, 81 .....,.t...... .Raint. hasus
"Wednesday morning. August 10. at
IL O'Clock. the following program OF
chamber music will be presented.
sonata Tor plano and violin, \ major
......ss.. Caesar Frhnck
AilcRrst,o ben moderate
Allegro
Hscitatlvc--FA Fantasia
Ailesfctio POGO moaso
Niles Lois Alder and Mr. Maurice Io Plat
Hnmhusa. or. lis. No. Sod.
IntstmesEo. or. iip. No. a.. Brahms
Ballad OPP. 10. No. s.........
Mlps Josephine Large.
Trio for plano. Violin and cello. Op
lot ......s..s...,,.....s Brahms
Allegro cnsrEico
Presto non RpsAi
NndRnte ErBEioso
Allegro motto
Mias Josephine Large. Mr.. Maurice 10
Plat. Mr.. walter NeAh.
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of the committee in charge OF the
program and entertainment Reser.
vatlons should be made with the in.
formation department at the Y. w. c.
A. building, not later than IL a. m.
Monday, TO insure an adequate food
supply The boat leaves pier at
$3.50 a. m.
The U. H. c. club of the Y. w.
C. \. will have a picnic at Mount
Baker park Thursday, August s.
Mrs Florence Porter is chairman of
the committee In charge. The slogan
OF the clubs is Friendship 20 the
Away from Home Girl"
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ORPHEON sOCIETY plCNIc

The Orphoon society will have n
picnic on Wednesday, August IL, at
tho homo of Mrs Alex Crawford at
llndolync.
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HARMONY

HARMONY
HOMESTEAD NO. 1T4s
Harmony Homestead No. 114S.
Brotherhood of American Yeomen.
will give its regular dance on Tues
day evening, August IL. at the Nj.
w. A. hall, 192eis Third ave, at 9
o'clock. All members and friends in.
vited.
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FREMONT w, c, r. q.
Fremont w, {, +, U. will hold d
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pYTHfAN SISTERS

Seattle Temple No. Q, Pythlan
Sisters. will hold It's regular bust.
ness meeting on Monday evening,
August II. nt 8 o'clock, at \. o. u.
w. hail, 1909 Ninth ave. Initiation.
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WISCONSIN PICNIC

Former residents of Wisconsin are
invited TO attend the annual picnic
of Wisconsiners on Sunday August
10, at Woodland park. Bring lunch
baskets. Coffee Will be provided
without charge.
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Clubs
CLUBS FOR MONDAY

PRESBYTERIAL
SOCIETY LUNCHEON
The Seattle Presbyterial society
will entertain Mt luncheon on Mon
day, August II, at 1890 o'clock at
the First Presbyterian church. in
honor OF the missionaries assembled
in the city from all parts of the
country. who will sail next Tuesday
morning for tho Orient.
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Mr.. and Mrs. william Kline, of
San Francisco, who have been the
, 1924-12-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Hutton
write from Leadville, Colorado, that
they will be in Denver several
months while the former is station
ed at the district office. They plan
a trip east for the holidays. re
turning to Denver in January for
about three months.
H. A. Phillips, county assessor,
and p. E. Markham. chairman of
the new county commissioner board,
will leave Saturday for Cheyenne to
attend the annual meeting of the
county assessors and commissioners
of the state.
Walter Raymond and Major
Hopes expect to leave Friday for
Iowa for a visit with old friends
during the holiday season. VIM.
Goodrich expects to spend the hol-
idays in Nebraska and will accom-
pany them part of the way.
Dick Rousseau maze a trip up
Southfork in the interest of game
protection last week and straighten-
ed out some difficulties which they
were having up that way. The
game is so about the
ranches of that community that it
is hard sometimes to control the
trigger finger.
, 1924-12-10
Ships First Car
of Dressed TURKEYS

Continued From Page One)
OF the farm bureau had in charge
the picking station maintained liz
Cody and charged each of it's mem-
bers sc per bird for all the fowls
handled at the local station. This
charge more than paid for the
handling expense and the farm
bureau will also make returns to
those cooperating in the turl,ey
shipment, when a final accounting
car be made, so that it will be seen
that the producer will get the full
return for every nickel that his
product brings under the marketing
plan.
The Big Horn basin will send
car loads of turkeys to the
market this week, which should
bring a net return of more than
$4,000 into the Basin for this one
product which is grown on the
ranches at a very small actual cost
to the producers.
, 1924-12-10
PARK COUNTY FARM
ELECTS OFFICERS

The Park county farm bureau
meeting which was held at the
Sage creek community club on No
vomber goth, elected the following
officers to serve during the ensu-
ing year.
President, w. f. Brown, Garland;
vice-president, Earl Newton, Cody;
secretary, j. E. Cooper, Upper Sage
creek; treasurer, Frank A. Ingra-
ham, Cody. The following chair
men were named to look after the
projects of the county: Livestock,
E. E.. Newton, Cody; %dairying, j. L..
Werts, Garland; poultry. L. w.
Pearson, Cody; turkeys, Berl Frank
lin, Powell; potatoes and corn, R.
]. Anderson, Powell; grain, Ed.
Hempstone. Cody; alfalfa, o. L.
White, Cody; beans, Fred Freiss,
Powell; rodent control, L. X. Johns
ton, Ishawooa; sweet clover, Chas.
Susterka, Powell; millinery, Mrs. l..
E. Peterson. Powell; clothing, Mrs.
]. L. Werts, Garland; nutrition,
Mrs. ]. E. Cooper, Cody; home man
agement, Mrs. Geo. Pfrangle, Irma
Flat; boys and girls, Mrs. j.. r.
Northrup.
The meeting was a very success
full n with a large representation
from all over the county.