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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
Miss McAbec
Becomes Bride

The marriage OF Mlaa Grace Kaih.
crime MeAbcc. daughter % SIR. and
Mrs e. T. McAbec. iiis West Gist
street. and Cecil Bullock. son o. Mr.
and Mrs G. T. Bullock. seiz West
fznd street. took place on Tuesday
evening. June Gath. 20 the Gilman
Park Methodist Epiacupat church.
pr T.. ~ Randall. OF Seattle. assisted
IS Rev Earl McAbse brother OF The
bride. Ok Salem. Oregon and Rev ..
a. Berungrr pastor of The local
church, 'rcBd tho service Ht eight
O'Clock.
The bride. given IN marriage hy
her father wore lovely gown ol
white satin and ycii Of bridal net.
fastened with orange blossoms and
carried d shower bouquet % ophcln
roses. white sweet peas and lilies Of
tho valley.
She WIS attended by her sisters.
Nlrs, Wm. Bowman as matron OF hon.
or. and Miss Dorothy McAbcc as
maid OF honor. Mrs. Bowman wore
dress Of yellow satin with an over.
dress OF Spanish lace. Mise McAhcc
was In Nile green orEundic Each
carried sweet peas Of contrasting col.
orr sIu Rolf Wiggrn. na honor ~.
tcndani. was dressed in Pink iaffc,l
aud carricd lavender sweet pcns. Tho
bridesmaids. Hiss Dorothy lee. MisH
Hazel Horst and Mrs. Keith Miller.
wore pastel shades Of wolfe and car.
ried bouquets Of sweet peas. Gladys
Humphrey AMI Juno Bullock. the
dainty flower girls. were dressed In
pink and white and carried hnskets
Of pink roscA Little Earl Elliott
McAhoe. nephew Of the bride dressed
in white, carried the ring in tho heart
Of lily.
Mr. Rolf Wiggen WIS beat man.
Tho ushcrs, Misses Alice Blackney.
Lois W. Bcrriugcr. Blanche Talbot.
Florence Tough. Marjorie Logan and
Julia Long. were dressed: two IN
white. two in pink and two in
green frocka.
The wedding marches were played
by Mrs. G.. w. Knudson at the piano
and Miss Monroe nj the organ. Rev.
VIM. Bowman. Of Port Orchard, sang
at Dawning." by Cadmnn.
The church was beautifully deco.
rated for the occasion with pink
roses. mock orange and green's. Fol.
lowing the ceremony reception to
100 guests WAS held in the pnriors Of
the church.
The bridal couple left for the Pa
cific Ocean beach. where they viii
spend the summer They viii make
their home in Pcndleton, oregon.
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EndolWe Auxiliary 10
.GiUe Ldlcn Pdrtu

The beautiful gardens aud homo
OF Mrs. William Emerson. at Endo
lyme, viii DC the scene or bridge
and nah iongg tea and lawn party
on Friday afternoon. July rs. Tor tho
benefit Of the Chlldrcn's orihopcdic
hospital
The affair. to be given by tho
MISUNDERSTANDING auxiliary. VIII
begin at o'clock.
This is tho first ambitious under.
taking OF the auxiliary, but Il is
expected 10 be a huge success. on nc.
count Of the unusual surroundings
Tho children win give an exhibl.
ton Of life.saving. undor the dlrec.
ton OF Mrs. Franklin Sawyer
Palmer.
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Campfire Girls

A. regular banquet featured the
first period Mt Camp Sealth Friday
night, Juno 81. Polly Brown was the
gracious toast mistress OF the. occa.
sion, and tho various toasts as fol.
lows were given;
Stealth Spirit" Charlotte Green.
street; Councillors" Cathorin
Baum: Girls" Ruth Brown
"Spashcs," Eileen stevens; Torch"
Betty Billings; ship Comrades, ;"
Mabel Fcrguson; Morning Dip"
Katrina Harley; Camp Mascota,
Gretchen Cohen. "Mail," Peggy
Avery; Setting Up" BeRtrico
Brooks; tx -" Olive Glcuson
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CLUBS FOR MONDAY
FEDERATED CLUBS
To MEET

tstAsttsA I'll LII %
to MEET
Tho Seattle FEDERATION Of Womena
Clubs will meet AZ tho Federation
clubhouse. corner o. Thomas and
Harvard. on Monday afternoon. June
30. nt . O'Clock
a, THE meeting the reports ~ tho
delegates 10 the General Federation.
which was recently held In Los An.
seics. ana from The state convention.
row being held In Pullman. Wash.
viii bc gwen. This yearly reports 81
the officers o. the federation will
also BE- heard
~ the close of the session. the 70.
trims president. Mrs II r. Maltby
viii install the uewly.clccicd pres
dent. Mn W y. Barnhart. and the
other newly elected officers viii also
take their seats at Tits time They
arc Mrs. Frank Baiinine. second vic,
president. Mrs y. *. sclbcrt. CORE.
spending secretary. aud Mrs. y Hide
smith. trustee.
Tho regular converting Of the fed.
Grafton will be discontinued uutE
early fall. 80 this meeting will be tho
last during the summer months.
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Women's Clubs

Nosvl. Mrs. J. o. Han. Aitu. a. W.
Ramstad. Airs. 4. Ncrcidc.
IONA SOCIAL CLUB
Ionia Social club will meet al Ala
sonic Temple. Wednesday. July .. a,
Z p, m. whist viii be played. Al
members and Eastern Stars INVITED
woAiES's CITY CLUB
The womcns city club viii hold
an organization meeting Monday,
June 80. ~ y IN. IN the Terminal
Sales building. f'irat ave. and yir,
ginia ~.
ON Tuesday. july !, a. the same
time and place. Miss Eva Boyd. rec
rcaiion expert who is in town. un'
der ,hc auspices Of The Community
Service. VIII speak on +The lnnu
enco Of Group IAfc on The Social
Development of YOUTH"
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Monday Service at
OrthOpedic ShOps

East Madison guild, with Mrs.
Joseph Robinson, hostess, viii be la
charge Monday al the Orthopodic
lunch room Assisting viii be Mrs.
H. l.. james Mrs. y. c. stewart
Mrs. q. w Tylor, Mrs II. G. stern,
Mrs. A. u. Ellsworth. Mrs. II J.
Ward. Mrs. j. r. Rhodes. Mrs. A. y.
stewart, Mrs Il. u. Graf Mrs. T..
Forest, Mrs. T.. T.. MacWillnms. Mrs.
Lloyd spencer Mrs l.. H. Wcr.
lhoimer Mrs. II. s. Ilcrvin, Mrs. T..
u. Walney, Mrs. George Bouchnori,
MlH Betty Ward and AIRS NJ II,
Sonclmp
The Thrift shop win he in charge
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Personal

Slrs. Maize carruthors Deyo. New
York and Paris journalist, who has
been IN town for several weeks.
was the guest during part OF her
stay OF Mr.. and Airs. John Spargur
- their summer home, 'Nirvana,
near Port Madison. Mrs. Deyo
sailed this morning on the Yukon
for Alaska. where she VIII spend
the summer months.
Mrs Roy NJ Holland and little
son. Harrison. win spend tho month
n July at Manchester Inn. Man.
chester
Miss Vachol owingS Of Balti.
more, is spending n month with her
bro,her.in.iaw and sister Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Iangdon Burwru.
Mrs Richard Marshall with her
daughter. Miss Lucy Marshall. Of
San Francisco. Is visiting her son.
tn.hw and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
~ H. Cooper FOR month.
Mrs. Curtiss Sargent and daugh.
ter. Marjorie. have returned from a
two weeks visit in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles s wins
have returned from a short trip TO
Bcllingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Frank Alacklem
left this week by motor on a
months tour Of Vancouver island.
Miss Eloisc Virtue. who Is mem
Der of the faculty at the University
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Birthdau Pnrtn

Mrs. Ernest Morton Grow enter.
tanned with party ON Tuesday
afternoon in celebration Of tho first
birthday Of her little son, james Nor.
ton Grow. The affair also recognized
the fourth wedding Anniversary Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Crow
The guest list included Mr.. ana
Mrs a Hayscr, MIR and Mrs. NJ.
Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. y. Kllngon.
smith. Mrs, J. Brassington. Mrs. u.
Hlnltlc. Mrs. i. Bakenhus, Mrs.
Dorothy Ellinger Mr. i. -. Grow.
Patricin Daley Myrtn johnson,
Doris Grow Marjorie JOHNSON,
Junior klIngcnsmIth ana Jimmie
Grow.
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Enaaqed to We'd

Mrs NJ. G. Muhl announces tho
engagement Of her daughter, Alvinn,
10 Mr.. John II. Southland, OF Port.
land. son OF Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Southland. OF Portland
Both Miss MahI and her fisnce NJ
tended the University OF Washing.
ton. Mr.. Southland is affiliated with
Phi Mu and Phi lambda Epsilon.
The wedding will take plnce In
the autumn.
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Music
scandinavian Concert
This Evening

Per Biorn and Ingyar Nielsen from
the Royal Opera AZ Copenhagen. win
give Scandinavian concert on sat.
urday evening. June Is. at s o'clock,
IN Washington hall. corner OF 18Th
ave ana T.. fgr II.
The program viii be as follows
iiilssB Fra pantnarA" ..
tPsf Morn % inEysr nielsen
"FiaEssua' ..4.......... Eyraard
knud tsaNara ..........N. ". GAdo
Aidspmmrfslre' s...,.f .auEc Muller
tFsr Ulofub
Pea Sinlunds faErs sisiicg =, ". GRdo
Ario AZ uurfara ELISA" ... knhiHu
Asjpftna aaaE 81 ''pe pauskc Pafis'
tinEVar Niq'srni
'Dst NAr En I.ordaE Aflon' .Folkeyiss
'solfet' .s.+-..,-.,....s--s. hammers
stVnrk FuikeYiss .l..s.st. aqricantv
trcr BiornJ
{ -Ned IaozerhuErt" ....44.... Hartmann
'aefFnAndrh" .......s.... Heiso
Du Ganilc pu FRA ,...s....,, .HeiHe
tlnEvsr Nicisenp
"GiuntArup a..a.......-.....
tf'rf Horn oE inevHr Nieitrn.)
irepe Hampton rhfanc. aceompaniat.
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Entertain With
Family Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. John Loor Locke.
Jr., and Mr and Mrs. Donald Good.
now Graham were hosts at family
buffet dinner at the hons OF Mfr.
and Mrs. Locke. Friday evening
complimeuting Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Fisher. Of Creas Falls. Mont, who
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs WIN r..
Fisher.
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Violin Students in
Recital

Miss Marjorie Miller presents her
pupil, Viola Stevens. in violin re.
cital, assisted by Olga and Florence
stevens, piano pupils OF Cecilia Augs.
purgcr Schultz. Wednesday evening.
July 2. at $ o'clock. in the Miller
studios. 500 Tho McKclvey.
Following is the program:
Prelude IN u Minor II. Addison Porter
''Uay BUTTERFLIES ............Cr ry-h
MaRuTia in u Fiat ......... tlodara
Florence stevens
"Niennepo Melody ..t...... .krcisier
Souvenir" ................... DrilA
'IRVotts' .......,.......... uoEsec
Viola Stevens.
Olga Stevens at the plane
'Mcnuet" .s............. padrrcwski
"Eomsuro" $500. .,,...4.4-. Siheliua
shepherds All and Maidcus Fair Noyin
olga Stevens.
Concerto VII ......,......dc Borlol
Allegro Maeatoso
Viola Stevens.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28

Of North Dakota. returned Saturday
TO spend the vacation at her home
in town.
Mrs Philip Fisher and Mis-
Llewllyn Morrison have returned
from Vancouver. b. C.. where ih.y
attended the golf tournament
Mrs T. G. MeMicken sailed TO-DAY
on the Emma Alexander for Cali
fornia, TO be away a fortnight
Mrs Burke. Mrs. Alexander
Baillie and Mrs Il. d. Merrill me-
torcd Friday TO Taeoma 10 attend
Mrs J. l.. csrman's luncheon ici
Mrs. carman. Jr.
Mrs. John c. Coart returned We'd
ncsday from q two weeks visit il
Portland.
Mr.. c. Kirk Hillman is spending
two weeks at Mount Rainier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander McEwar-
Who have been abroad FOR the mar
rage or their daughter. Mrs D.
cimus Pope CElspeth McExanl,
which took place in London tbs
spring. returned 10 town this week.
Or. Francis II. Brown has return
cd from a trip TO Chicago. where BE
attended the meeting OF the Amer
lean Medical association.
Mrs James II. Ryan Gay Short
will arrive from Chicago SUNDAY %
spend the summer with her parents
MFR. and Mrs. Eugene Short.
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limitations Issued for Marriage Reception;
Dinner WI Be Pre-NuptiaL Compliment

MR.. AND MRS. WILLIAM WILL.
Au LIS FELGER have issued in.
vitations to the marriage reception
Of their daughter. Nellie Beatrice.
and Mr.. John Timothy Hesfernan.
Jr., son OF Mr. and Mrs. John T.
Hefferuan. on Thursday evening
July IL. at $50 o'clock. at the sun.
get club.
The marriage service will be read
by Bishop Edward o'Dea. at his resi-.
dencc. at o'clock, with only tho
immediate families in attendance.
Mrs Lawrence Arnold and Mr.,
Frank Heffernan viii be the only
attendants.
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DAY NURSERY HOLDS
SlICCESSlfIiL MEETING

Tho Seattle Day Nursery associa.
ton held u highly mcccssful meet.
ing on Thursday afternoon ", tho
nursery Plans were made TO es-
tablish u salvage department In cot.
nccton with the home visiting com.
miticc with the object of bcttcrng
the home conditions OF the mothers
Thrcc tcug were planned 10 bo
given during the coming year. the
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Luncheon for Visitor

Mrs. Stuart G. Thompkdns viii
give n luncheon at the Golf club on
Tuesday afternoon OF next week In
honor Of Mrs. John Van Alst Aus
Tin Margaret DenD OF Santa Bar
bara. who is spending the summer
in town.
Ten guests will be entertained.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

DAUGHTERS or PIONEERS
TO PICNIC
Daughters OF Pioneers OF Washing
ton tprior TO 1870 viii hold a baaket
picnic at the home OF Mrs. Frank
Hyde, ON cambridge island. Wedncs.
day, July .. Take ferry at the foot
OF Marion st. to Port Blakeloy, at
either Q or II n. IN.
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HARMONY HOMESTEAD
.P1CNfC

Harmony Homestead. No. i1i5.
Brotherhood Of American Ycomcn.
VIII hold lts annual picnic at Alki
beach. near the band stand. on sun.
day. June 90
Two special trucks win leave the
hall OF iaseis Third ave. At 1870
a. m. TO carry pcop'c TO the grounds
free OF charge al are requested to
bring woll.fillcd baskets. PRICES
awarded FOR games.
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AUXILIARY To ST
LuKE's HOSPITAL.

Mrs. J. *. Jameson and Mrs. Jo.
scph saycr VIII he hostoascs 10 the
auxiliary Of ST. Lukc's hospital on
Monday, June 30, AZ : y. m. at the
home OF Mira. jameson. 2it9 Broad.
way " Election OF officers.
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Dinner Hosts at
Highlands Home

Mr.. aud Mrs. James Doster Hogc
are extending invitations to dinner
on Saturday evening. July 8. at theit
home, "Sunnycrest." at The High
lands, in honor Of Miss Lucille lyman
and her fiance, Mr.. Marfioid Bolcorn.
whose marriage will take place on
July o.
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The Highlands Guild
to GiUe Affair

The Highlands guild OF the Chill.
dren's orthopedlc hospital is making
arrangements for a bridge and NAH
jongg tea--n garden pnrty--to be
given Tuesday. July Is, at The
Highlands school.
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Informal Tea and
ShOlper

Miss Amy Munday has cards out
for a small tea on Tuesday afternoon.
July !, al her home in the 81. Paul
apartments. in honor OF Miss Lucille
lyman. a July bride.to.be.
a handkerchief shower will he an
added compliment to the bridc.clect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
NATIVE DAUGHTERS or
WASHINGTON

The regular monthly meeting OF
Princess Angelina parlor No. .. Ma.
tive Daughters Of Washington. which
should be held ON July 4. has boon
postponed TO Friday. July II. at p.
m. at the club rooms at the Y. w. c.
A. Summer plans tobe discussed at
This meeting.
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CANADIAN WoMAN's
CHR PICNIC

The Canadian womuns club will
hold It's annual picnic at the home Of
Mira. Eva u. sppgg. a, Rolling Bay.
on Tuesday, July /. Take boat at
pier :. foot Of Madison ST.. at $50
a. IN. Friends OF the club Invited TO
atIond.
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souTHGATE CHAPTER no. 100.

southgate Chapter. No. 100. o. T..
s. viii celebrate It's second anniyer.
sary with an afternoon md evening
picnic ut Woodland park. Monday.
juno 30. Dinner at Gao O'Clock.
Bring basket lunch and dishcs. All
Eastern stars and friends invited.
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Issuing limitations
for Dance

Miss Charlotte Bloedci viii issue
invitations shortly for a dance at
the Seattle Golf and Country club,
on Saturday evening. July IL. in
honor OF Miss Katherine Salmon, OF
81. Louis, who Is spending the sum.
mer with her grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. C.. J. Smith.
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RIDGLEY AUXILIARY

Ridglcy auxiliary viii meet with
julia sullivan. at suduomish on
Tuesday. July |. Take steuiner Ky.
ak. at Pier .. ut Il, m. The boat
VIII return Mt $3.50 p. IN. luncheon
Will be served.
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PRAlKIE ROSE Cf.Iln

The Prairie Rose club. ~ North
Dakota, will meet with Mosdames r.
S. Wise and Fred McAIurray, on
Vashon Island. Monday. June 30.
The boat viii leave colman dock at
$50 n. IN.
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SEATTLE SOCIAL c11rR

The Seattle Social club. O. Il. S.,
VIII have n picnic OH cambridge
Island, Tuesday, July l. Bring basket
lunch Coffee viii he served. A so.
cial afternoon without cards viii fol.
low. Meet at Pier 8, at . u. m. East.
ern stars and friends invited.
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DAUGHTERS OF
SIT. GEORGE

Daughters Of st. George viii meet
N NJ. T., u. A. hnll, 1915 First ave.
Thursday, July ;, at 1850 p. M.
Members asked to attend.
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Twenty girls, members OF various
groups of the city. whose guardians
are out of the city for the summer
met at the Camaraderie on WedheS
day afternoon. under the leadersh'p
OF Miss Anne Simmons. Songs anu
other program stunts We're the iea'
lures of the day. They also discus
sed their attendance at Camp scai'n-
The Wednesday afternoon mee''ns'
will be continued .thruout the sum
mer and all girls DESTROYS OF aHenu'
ing are invited TO do. so. HoWese,'
next week. instead of meeting "eE
nesday, they will take a trip thru ~.
Seattle Ice Cream companys pam
ON Thursday afternoon.
Miss Edith Hempthorne, nauola'
Campfire mentor. of New YORK c's'
and Miss Margaret Backhouse eAssa'
tive Of the English Campfire s'sh'
will visit Camaraderie and ealhp
Sealth next week. Many plans "
the entertainment OF these d'sua,
guished guests are being made py y, !,
executive board and the guafulans
ASSOCIATION. Various Campfire s'0up Z
of the city are wing win ea. ~,
other in furnishing beautiful HOMES 20
for their ship ON reception gay M
Miss Hempthorne. ship guldes w. w.
be aboard in their whitest n'uUs !,
to show guests over the ship anu !, i
all, II will be regular holiday :"
Campfire circles OF Seattle.
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of Mrs J. G. Baker ana Mrs. C. a.
Wintcrmute for University guild on
Monday morning ana Mrs Frnnk p
Dow aud Miss Lucrctin GrIscom for
Washington Park guild In the after.
noon.
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GIVES LUNCHEON
FOR CLUBWoMEN

Mrs, Arthur II. Rushton enter.
tanned with luncheon Mt her home
today in honor of Mrs. Henry n
Ess, president of the Missouri state
Federation OF women's Clubs and
past president Of the Kansas City
Athenaeum. Mrs Ernest A. Scholer
Mrs w. l., Platcnburg and Mrs. c,
p. Jones. Kansas city. who are on
their way home from the biennial
convention in Los Angeles.
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WILL OBSERVE
ELEVENTH ANNIVERSARY

'''''' ny II 4ftNtNT ETNs'NTNI
Members OF the Norwegian Hos.
pitnl association win observe the nth
anniversary OF the association on tho
hospital grounds, Tuesday afternoon,
July I. from to o'clock. All
members and friends are cordially in.
vlted Refreshments win be served.
Members Of the board, assisted by
tho following ludles, viii receive.
Mrs. II, \. stub, Mrs +. W. Erlck.
sen, Mrs O. l., llnavlk Mrt NJ. H..
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LEAGUE or WOMEN VOTERS
The Seattle League OF Women
Voters win hold It's next meeting
Wednesday. July .. at 1880 n. m,
a; the y. w. G. \.
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FREMONT W q T n

7 TNTlWUNI W, =. T, =.
The Fremont W. c. T L. will
hold patriotic meeting on Tuesday
July l. at y. m. at the home OF
Mrs. Violet Titus. 65lS phlrney pl,
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in the city later in the year.
II was also decided to paint both
the interior and exterior OF the
Nursery building.
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Tho following girls from Wa VA
Walla are attending camp TINS peis ,.
Tholma oliver, Mabel fersu a,',r
Dorothy Gibson, Catherine CHM,
ginia c. Hundley Betty N'" .',ns
and Edna Mac Lester and arc AIN \, i.
a party mt which each girl WI, !,
vito n Seattle girl as her gucs' :
honor .o,,d
Newcastle is also well repres.~S ,,I
ut camp this period by Esther ,, =,
son, Loretta Caldwell, Mildrou
and Muriol Morgan,
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HoLp ANNuAL p1cN1c

~ INtNIN
The Ladies Aid society of White
Center held its annual picnic on
Thursday at Miss Mary Regan's
place at Seola Beach. sixty moth
ers and children spent very en-
ioyahle day.
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l.. o. Il. CLUB

The regular business meeting of
the l., O. T.. club viii be held Tues
day July /, at y. M. at the
Elks' club
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first Il garden party In August. n
tea Mt the nursery In November and
ton ut one of tho prominent homes
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"Aidecamp." Harriet Baird.
Each period closes with a banquet
the last one always the best
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tfrf Horn oE inevHr Nieitcn.)
irepc Hampton rhfanc. aceompanist.
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1924-01-05
ORDER OF NOTICE ON BANI<RUPTS'S
PETITION FOR DISCHARGE

In the District Court of the
United States for the District of
Arizona.
In the matter of L. G. North
craft, Bankrupt. No. B 90-(Tuc
SOM District of Arizona, SIS.
On this 25th day of December,
A. D. 1928, on reading the bank
rupt's petition for discharge, it is
: Ordered by the Court, That a
hearing be had upon the same
on the 18th day of February, A.
d. 1924, before said Court at
Tucson in said district at ten
o'clock in the forenoon, and that
notice thereof be published in
THE Border VIDETTE, a news
paper printed in said district,
and that all known creditors and
other persons in interest may
appear at the said time and
place, and show cause, if any
they have, why the prayer of
the petitioner should not be
granted.
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SUM MONS S.

In the Superior Court Of Santa
Cruz county, State of Arizona
J. f. johnson, plaintiff, vs.. PEN
sylvania Fire Insurance Co., a cor
paration, Richard Height and G.
C. Clark, defendants.
Action brought in the Superior
Court of Santa Cruz county, State
of Arizona, and the complaint filed
in the said county of Santa Cruz
in the Office of the clerk of the said
su perior court.
In the name of the State of Ari-
IONA to G. O.. CLARK, defendant,
greeting:
You are hereby summoned and
required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above
named plaintiff in the superior
court OF Santa Cruz county, State
of Arizona, and answer tho COM
plant therein filed with the clerk
of this said court, at Nogales, in
said county, within twenty days
after the service upon you of this
summons, if served in this said
county, or in all other cases within
thirty days thereafter, the times
above mentioned being exclusive
of the day of service, or judgment
by default Will be taken against
you.
Given under my hand and seal
of the superior court of Santa Cruz
county, State of Arizona, this End
day of July, 1928.
(Seal) RoBr. E. LEE,
Clerk of the said Superior Court.
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