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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-30
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Il. .. ~. CLUB
The regular business meeting of
the l.. o. e. club viii be held Tues.
day. July /, at p. m, at Tie Elks'
club.
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FREMONT w. c. r. u.
The Fremont w. C. T. q. will
hold a patriotic meeting on Tuesday.
July /. at D. M, at the home Of
Mrs. Violet Titus, G5ts Phlrney ri.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-30

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Here's the official emblem Of the old Oregon Trail ira
uerSed by prairie schOOHer8 and coUered icagon trains
their caU TO the West Thousands Of repicd8 Of this 10
The medallion is the oork Of AUard Fairbanks Of the Uni
rersiy Of Oregon and has receUed much favorable
HeHt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-30

MrH. Jacob turth tpcIl EfErfal
days last week nith her lonin.iaW
and daughter. Col and Mr. A 81
Wctheriii IA their country home
''BWnabes gcru Lake NashlnE
ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-30

SIR, Duncan Shaw. ~ spokane.
returned tuduy 90 her homr. after "a
few dayH visit with SIR anl Mia.
stanton Trtderlra
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AIR and Alra John ~ sparFur
moved saturday, 90 their SUMMER
homo, 'Nirana. near Port Madi,
hnn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-30

Ais Elizabeth uammoLg spent
the weekend with Dr. and Mrt.
Tom Mesdag a. their summer home
az Wing Point
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-30

Miss Hc'cn Bogardus. daughicr oi
Mr.. and Mrs e. y, Bog1rdus r..
Gently returned from New Yorl, city.
where she attended Columbia uni.
vcruiiy. receiving her masters de,
gree In psychology Miss Bogurdua
was a member Of the clans OF 20. NJ
tho University OF Washington.
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Mrs Herbert Warren stoughtou.
with her son, Herbert. Of Malone. y.
Y, Is the guest for the hummer
months of her parents. REV. and
Aira, ". N. Baker.
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Mr Juiiard Macdonald ANA ar.
Dana r. Fuller Of san Francisco.
are spending The summer iu town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-30

Air Thomas Green and hla daugh.
ter Miss Ilort,nse Green. viii sail
"wednesday on two weeks trip 10
Alaska.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-30

Mr. and Mrs Albert Charles
stuhb returned Sunday night from
a weekend visit in Vancouver,
u, c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-18
TRUCE COMES IN
ROMAN TURMOIL
Visit Of Ethiopian Regent
Gains Troubles for a Day
B THOMAS n MORGAN

'lnltrd Pres starr Doffrspondsul
ROME. June IS Rome forgot
cabinet crises and the public horror.
aroused by the apparent murder OF
Deputy Maiteotti. In extending a
noisy. oolorful welcome 90 Rae TAT
fan dlminuiiye regent Of Ethiopia.
who arrived here ln state today an
unwilling instrument Ia turning pub
DC attention from the governments
troubles.
I'm the midst Of the most serious
political situation that has confront.
"a the fascist government. the dusky
little African ruler. IN gala dress, ap.
pcnred to ease. temporarily. the Situa.
ton and turn the minds Of the popu.
lace 10 marching bands and waving
colors and the extraordinary cntour.
age ~ the ruler. who traces his an.
cestry back 10 King Solomon and the
queen Of sheba.
Regiments Ia dreag uniform turned
out 10 lend a military touch 10 the
ceremonies. while fascist lcgionH
were on hand ready 10 defend their
leader II the necessity arose So.
cihlisi leaders and the radical news.
papers. however. continued bitter
attack ON the government. openly ac.
curing MussOlini Of laxity In inyestl.
eating the kidnapping.
Police said no trace had been found
Of Maiteottfs body. but they are con.
fideni the men now under nrrca, are
guilty Of the kidnapping and prob.
able murder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-18
MAY BOTTLE UP
KHAN ISSUE
Democrats Also Working to
Evade Prohi Debate
ny EKAZER EDWARDS

United Press STAFF Correspondsub
NEW YORK, June is.-In the
Interest Of party harmony. demo.
cratic leaders are making quiet but
determined efforts 10 keep the Ku
kluH Khan question and the wet
and dry issue from breaking out
on the floor Of tho convention.
There were indications today that
they may be successful In prevent.
ing the Khan question from coming
up for debate. but the equally
troublesome prohibition issue seems
almost certain 20 cause another
clash at II did in San Francisco in
1890.
4 dramatic debate, between VIII.
liam J. Bryan and Bainbridge
Colby. as the champion OF the wet
issue. Is IN prospect. with the
frankly we, forces OF Coy. Al
Smith forcing tho modification a..
sue. Colby. former secretary OF
state. lacks none Of the oratorical
fire Of the commoncr and the clash
IL expected 10 furnish all the thrills
OF the memorable debate between
Bryan and The lato w. Bourke
Cochran.
The ye1ntious Khan question OF.
fers more serious problem and
leaders hope 10 be able TO keep IL
bottled up In committee rooms.
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Numerous Affairs on This Weeks Social
Calendar, to Entertain for Bride Elect

Mrs ANNA Thomson MI.
Nl BURN, who viii leave Monday
for tho East 20 Join her two sons.
George and MoriiH Mnhurn. before
proceeding 20 Montreal from where
they win sail on June Is. Tor Europe
IS the Inspiration FOR many affairs
planned Ia her honor
THURSDAY afternoon. Mrs. LAW
renee Boyle win entertain informally
az Tea AZ her home for Mrs Mnburn.
and also Tor Mrs payid Bigelow Of
New York, who Is visiting her sister
Ms. Robert Rrinklcy. and Mrs W.
; Barclay ~ Piedmont Mrs, Roglo's
sister, who is her guest
Mrs Frederic Strive will he hos
tess Friday, entertaining with a
breakfast % ten covers at her home
FOR Mrs Mnhurn. and Sunday night
Mr.. and Mrs, James Macfarlauc Will
compliment Mrs Milburn with sup.
per AZ their home
Mrs. John Henry Ballingcr has ar
ranged an Informal tea AZ her home
az The Highlands Tor saturday after
noon at Z O'Clock. To honor both Mrs
Milburn and Mrs. Keith Logan hui
liti. who has just returned from an
extended trip abroad. Mrs. Mnhuru
was the honor guest this afternoon
at a luncheon Mrs, Scott Built gave
az her home at The Highlands.
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HOSPITALITY EXTENDED
VISITING CLUB WOMEN

Large groups Of club women
from different sections OF the
United States. who have been nj.
tending the biennial convention in
Los Angeles. are arriving daily in
the city passing thru on their way
TO Alaska and Vancouver. II. C..
en- route 10 their homes in the East.
The Seattle Federation OF
womcns Clubs and the women's
City club win act ns hostcNscs 20
the visitors and have established
hospitality headquarters in the Ter.
mimi Sales building. First ave. at
Virginia tmeExanlnc floor from 10
a, m. 10 : p m. where the women
viii lie welcomed.
Take First ave. cars TO Vir.
siuia r.
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Germans Looking
for Cash From u. S.

BERLIN. June is.-Gorman bank.
ing houses are looking forward 10 n
considerable demand for German in.
vestments for American capital after
the repara,ions problem il settled
In this connection Il became known
today that the great reparations ex-
pert. State Secretary Carl Bergman.
viii become on July a partner in
the old Frankfurt banking house OF
Lazard speyer Ellisscn. which has
close associations with the New York
house OF Spcycr & Co.
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Thursday Service at
Orthopedic Shops

Mrs. p. McEachcran viii, be host.
ess for 81. Mlrgaret's guild. OF st.
Marks church. AZ the or;hopedic
Lunch Room on Thursday.
Assisting will be Mrs. w. ID.
Gregg Mrs Hugh Purcell. Mrs. Icn.
kins. Mrs. L. c. woodward. Mrs.
Herman Ross. Mrs. Lee wylie. Mrs.
Fred Harlow. Mrs. J. II Gaffney.
Mrs James Hamilton De veuve.
MR. W. w Turner Mas. II. l..
Man and Miss Mary McF.acncran.
The Thrift shop will be in charge
OF Mrs Gordon Corbaiey and Mrs.
+ ". Jordan for Renton Hill guI d.
on Thursday morning. and Mrs Ia.
vid T Young and Mrs G. A. Bar.
tells. for Endolyne auxiliary. on
Thursday afternoon.
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Evening Bridge
at Home

As a farewell compliment to Miss
Gertrude and Miss Katherine Schulz.
who will leave shortly for Homo
lulu 10 Join their parents. Col. and
Mrs. Edward ". Schulz. Miss Kath-
crime Bacon viii entertain at bridge
az her home on Thursday evening.
Six tables will BE- In play. with the
guest list limited 20 close friends OF
the honor gtiesfs
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Tea for Visitor

In welcome 90 Mrs. Alfred Gar
rison Melcu Enegronl OF Oakland.
who is visiting her mother Mrs
Robert F,negren. Mrs Frank G. Me-
Auley viii b. hostess at an informal
bridge and tea at her home on
Thursday afternoon.
Four tables will be In play with
Invitations confined 10 intimate
friends os the honor guest.
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Bridge and Nah
JoRgg Party

Miss Franklin Crawford entertain.
"a with three tables OF bridge and
nah longg IN her apartment IN
Hamilton Arms this afternoon EOS
Miss Josephine Franson. who vii
he a july bride. and Miss Dorotu,
Allen, who recently returned from
The Hillside school IN Connecticut.
Miss Crawford win leave Friday
Tor Los Angeles. 20 visit her sister
Miss kathryn Crawford,
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CLUB WILL HOLD
ANNUAL PIAYDAY

The music department OF tho
woman's Century club viii observe
It's annual playday on Friday. June
20. at igij o'clock. at Mrs. Frank
wolfrs home 1909 Ninth ave. Mira,
A. |. Nofsilecr and Mrs Carl j.
smith have arranged the program,
for the ~. moon Mrs. w T.
schwandt. chairman Of the social
committee. will hc assisted hy Mrs.
4. II. swaia. Mrs +. c. Cole. Mrs.
Wolff. Mrs. Il. w. t'lohr Mrs Van
G. Griffin. Mrs L. L. Beckett and
Mrs Harry Crouch,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-18
Informal Supper for
the Battles

Mr.. and Nh, Claude &. Rnmsn,.
VIII give an Informal supper at thcir
home on Saturday night FOR Judg,
and Mn Alfred Battle. who viii
leave soon for London 60 attend the
meeting OF tho American Bar asso.
citation In July.
Invitations have boon limited 10 in.
innate friends Of Judge and Mrs
Battle.
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Mills Colleoe Picnic

Tho Mills College club viii give
a picnic on Tuesday. June q. az I
O'Clock. al kinncar park. in honor
Of Mills college girls from Tacoma.
Everett. Brcmcr,on and Mount Yer.
non.
Mrs George Mantor, Mrs Irving
Bogardus. Miss Eleanor Friteh and
Miss Helen Fay form tho commit.
tee In charge Of arrangements.
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Tea VIZ Honor Sister

In compliment TO her sister. Miss
kathryn Goodwin, who win be homo
Friday from Walnut Lane school nj
Germantown. PA, Miss Louise Good
win will entertain with an Informal
Tea AZ her home on Saturday after.
noon. from ; until o'clock.
Miss Doris Fischer. Mis- Rather.
inc schulz and Miss katherine
Bacon will assist.
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Betrothal Of Elizabeth
Garter Announced

SIR. and Mrs John Hampstead
Carter announce the engagement
Of their daughter. Elizabeth. TO En-.
sign Henry Allison Ingram. son Of
AIR. and Mrs Henry Atlee Ingram.
~ Philadelphia.
Miss Carter attended ST. Nicholas
school. a preparatory institution In
Honolulu, and later the University
~ Washington She Is affiliated with
with Alpha Phi sorority.
No date has been set for The wed.
,iinz.
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Personal

Col and Mrr- A. 81 Aeihrfii
viii remove. the las' uf the week.
90 their summer home. "Ha.nubee.-
aCross Lake Wellington.
Mr and MgS. Thomas Merrill. who
have been guests ut the Coli club
Tor several months. left today Tor
their home la Duluth
Mr ana Mn Julius Hairah. Of
Yakima. are the guests Of ar and
Mrs A. 3 DoNney. AZ their home
az The Highlands.
Mr and MrH C6rydon Wagner
tEuhlic McWilD sailed today on the
Aquitnniia. from New York. for
trip u several weeks abroad.
AIR aud Mrs. Claude a. sselry
arrived In New York the first Of the
week from their trip thru The Pan.
anna canal They will remain In the
East several weeks before returning
home.
Dr. and Mrs. George n. McLough
line left today by motor fpr Berk
eley Cal Mrs Mclaughlin viii re.
turn Ia a short time but Dr. Mc.
Loughlin VIII be away six weeks.
Miss Helen Cnrmhn, who las been
a student AZ the University Of
Washington tho past year. returned
Tuesday 20 her home IN Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. John II. Perry aud
children, OF New York. VIII arrive
In town early IN July. 20 spend the
remainder OF the summer
Mr. and Mrs. j. 7. MahrcnAolz or
Council Bluffs. la. vii leave for
their home next Monday. after a
months visit al the homo OF Mr..
and Mrs " r. Mahronholz. 2eif
Boylston ave. y.
Mr.. James c. Uiterhack and son.
James. Ir. with Miss Elizabeth
Smith, Of Pnducah. KY. arrived TO.
day for the Brinkley Utterback wed.
ding on June 20 Mrs W. r. witzril
OF Portland came over today 10 re.
main until after the wedding
SIR. s. A. Martin arrived In New
York this week from "a trip ~ several
months abroad and will be home the
last OF the month.
Miss Betty Young and Miss Edith.
anne Allen will leave Thursday for
san Francisco. TO be gone six weeks.
Niles Young Will visit her aunt. Mr.
IT, A. Blood, and Miss Allen viii bc
the guest OF relatives and friends
during her stay.
Mrs Phillips Morrison aud dauEh.
Ger. Miss Betty Morrison. who have
been spending six weeks IN tho East,
arc expected 20 return Thursday.
Or. and Mn. L. c Bates. Mr.. and
Mrs J +. Wilson and Mra. Alison
Woodruff viii leave for Vancouver.
u. G. the last Of the week 10 attend
the golf tournament.
Mn. u. Y. MoQunig. Of Winnipeg.
formerly OF Seattle. weli.known
pianist, Is spending several weeks in
the city.
DR. Roberts wimcrFord has re.
turned from Los Angeles. whore sho
attend tho biennial convention OF
tho Gouonl Federation Of womena
clubs.
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DlnHef and
Thedter Paitu

Mr.. and Mrs Judd Elliott were
hosts az a dinner OF eight cover,
AZ their home Monday ntght. In
honor OF the birthday Anniversary OF
their son. MIR Grant NJ. Elliott.
Later tho party attended the per,
formancc OF -tAghtnin' at the Met.
ropolitan.
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ia benefit for the new clubhouse
fund.
The hosieases viii include group
% affiliated clubs. which viii in.
ciudc the Seward Social AMI Liter.
.ary Cub. Rainier Beach WomanA
club. sunset Heights club. West So.
attic Art. West side womana Edu.
eaiouRl club. Lakewood womans
Civic Improvement club and thc
Woman's Tuesday club. Mrs. u. j.
Reekie Is general chairman Of 'nr.
engagements.
Those desiring TO play maE Jongg
are requested by the committee TO
provide their own sets for the game.
During tho afternoon Mary Louise
Clary. contraito. viii contribute IA
group Of songs.
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Mrs. Black WI
Giue Luncheon

Mrs. 7. A. Black Is extending In
yi,ations for luncheon at her home
on Tuesday afternoon. June 20. 20
honor Mrs Walter kennedy %
lewiston. Idaho. who h. the guest
% Mrs. Samuel A. Martin.
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Mrs. Latimer WI Giue
Pdrtn for Miss Elrinn

To compliment Miss Dorothy Ew.
ing. whose wedding viii take place
ON june 80. Mrs. Arthur Iaiimer viii
entertain with a bridge and nah
jongg party, and as an additional
compliment handkerchief shower.
az her homo on Tuesday. June q.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
PATTY WILL CLOSE

SEASONS ACTIVITIES
Under the auspices of tho build.
ing board trustees Of the Seattle
Federation Of Women's Clubr, re.
ception, card and nah jonge party
will be given on Friday afternoon,
June 20. from 2 until 4 o'clock, Mt
the Elks' club. The bridge and nah
longg hours Will be In the form or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-18
Luncheon for
House Guest

Mrs. John II, Powell vill entertain
AZ luncheon on Friday afternoon a,
her homo 10 honor Of her house
guest, Mrs r. a. eastman. Of De
Uatur. III
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Miss Mary Trimbic entertained
with a dinner Of eighteen covers at
the Sunset club last evening in
honor OF Mr.. and Mrs Cornelius
! Vanderbilt, Jr. who have been in
town for a few days
Mr. and Mrs. Vanderbilt left to-
day for Vancouver. r. e.
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Lambert. Of the faculty at tie I M.
versity Of Washington. viii be the
speaker. Anyone interested Is ia.
vited 10 attend
CARD PARTY AND SOCIAL
The Lake Burien Commercial club
will give card party and social at
whceier's hall. THURSDAY June 10.
The ladies' are requested 10 bring n
pie Everybody welcome
w y. 4. SOCIAL CLUB
". -. s. Social club No. viii
give card party and social. Thurs
day, June 10. at the home OF Mrs
Neal T. r. Richardson, 1909 n. 47th
st. Luncheon at p. m. Take car
No 20
GIRLS SERVICE LEAGUE
The board Of the Girls Service
league will hold meeting on Thurs
day. June 10, In connection with the
State Conference Of Social Work. to
DC ntlq At Nnt AHiNtEAiAg VI " hah-
ington, June Is. 10 and 20.
The league. which was recently
organized. sponsors protective and
probation work for Seattle girls. The
officers are Miss Rose Glass, presi-
dent: Mrs Frank Cooper. recording
secretary; Miss Airline Johnson, cor
responding secretary, and Mrs. Har-
old -. Spaulding. treasurer.
CIVIC SOCIETY
The Green Lake Civic society will
hold an open meeting Thursday.
June 10, at p. m, at the Green
Lake library. a fine program has
been arranged for the affair.
NINA NJ. FRYE TENT
Nina NJ. Frye tent, Daughters Of
Veterans. will give n card party
Thursday evening, June 10, in Vic.
erans' hall. Armory.
WOMEN OF
MOOsEHEART LEGION
Women Of Moosehcnrt Legion will
meet in Moose temple for n business
session on Thursday evening, June
10. ut 8 O'Clock.
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CLUBS FOR THURSDAY
arprBoN soc1ETY

AUDUBON SOCIETY
seattle Audubon society will have
rs last meeting before adjourning
for the summer on Thursday eve
ming. Juno 70. at O'Clock. in the
Chamber Of Commerce building. Mr.
Howard Z. Andrews, landscape
gardener. will talk on Planning a
Garden 20 Attract Birds" The meet.
ing is open to the pubiici
RAINIER CAMP Il. y. 4.
TO PICNIC
Rainier Camp No. 1872, Royal
Neighbors Of America and Juveniles.
will have an all-dny picnic Thursday,
June 10. at Alki Beach. Bring well
filled baskets.
RELIEF TEA
Fortson.Thygesen auxiliary, U. 8.
w. ". will give q relief tea at the
home or Mrs Harriet Neuser, s4s F..
solh St. Thursday. July 10. at noon.
CAFETERIA DINNER
Seattle City Wide Democratic
Women's club will have cafeteria
dinner Thursday. June 10. AZ s
O'Clock. Program at o'clock, and
card party at 800 O'Clock.
SOCIAL CLUB
TO MEET
The Greenwood o. II. $. Social
!. club will meet In Greenwood Ma.
I, homie temple. Thursday, June 10. at
O'Clock. There will be an apron
sale from 10 o'clock. Ice
cream. cake and tea will be served
for nominal sum.
RAINIER NOBLE POST
SPONSORS RECITAL
In the interest OF the welfare work
Of the American Legion auxiliary 10
Rainier Noble post No. 1, recital
will be given Thursday evening, June
10. at Greenwood Masonic temple.
1914 Greenwood ave. Tho program,
which has been arranged by Mrs.
William Kinney. chairman OF the
auxiliary work In the Greenwood dis.
=. frict. has arranged the program,
<tyhich will be presented by Viola
Fyyasterlaln, yiolinlst; Magnus Peter.
son, tenor. and John sundste, pianist.
VERSE WRITER'S CLUB
The Verse Whters' club. a club
organized last week for the purpose
OF studying verse along theoretical
lines. and later TO apply them, will
meet Thursday. June 10. At 3 y. m.
in room BOG at tho Young Mems
Christian Association. Miss Jean
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TWELFTH ANNUAL
/. CONVENTION

The twelfth annual convention ~
the Daughters Of Union Veterans Of
the Civil War will be held IN Everett.
June 252s. Mrs. Emma Gibbs. prpsi.
dent 81 the department Of Washing.
ton and Ainska. V,ll preside.
The proKmm follows:
Monday
10 a. m-opsn meeting OF all patriotic
societies.
p. M Meeting Of cr,dsntiai eommn.
tee
i.s7 p. m Memorial service
$50 p. introduction Of officers.
pas, Officers and charter membcra
,. IA Council meeting
Tuesday
sssb a. M business session.
tao . m.-ENrmpiifieA,ion Of ritual BY
Nancy Hanks Lincoln Tent No. :.
sp M Reception.
"wednesday
- a. m Nomination Of officers
1880 y - - business session.
3. 81 =-H he uautt for all members OF
the ufdsT 1T ~. u. church.
t.ze ~ m.--Csmp fire AT armory
Thursday
s.10 a M Election u officers.
lao .. m. business session.
p m Parade
7lis p m-Driu by Seattle Tents Nos.
and H. zrmory.
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morning. June 20. at 10 O'Clock. at
800 Third ave. There Will be Hpc.
ciai lecture. which VIII be free TO tho
public. Miss Boyd will remain IN the
city about month. "a guest at the
worucns University club.
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CLUB HAS NEW
PRESS SECRETARY

PRESS sEIkEI Alk1
Tho woman's Century club ia for
tunate In securing Mrs Arthur
Buckley tushton for its press Hecrc.
tary Mrs, Hushtou has recently
come TO Seattle 10 reside from
Itansas City. NO. whore she was
prominent In club work She was
a member OF the Athsnacum club.
one Of the largest womcn's clubs in
the Middle West. mud was secretary
OF It's music department for three
YEARS Since coming 10 Seattle.
Mrs Eusbtou has been identified
with the woman's Century club and
has been secretary Of the music de-
purtment the past year
SOCIAL WORKER COMING
The Seattle Community service
will give a reception Friday evening.
June 20. from to 10 o'clock. In the
service headquarters. 500 Third ave.
10 honor Miss Ncva T.. BOYD. noted
social worker who will arrive
Wednesday evening from Chicago.
Miss Boyd. whose visit TO Seattle
Is b. the request Of the Seattle Com.
munity service, VIII conduct an inst.
,utc where ali phases Of recreation
Will be presented In classes under her
guidance.
The institute will open Monday
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Women's Clubs

Lambert, Of the faculty at tie TINT
verstty Of Washington, win be the
speaker. Anyone interested Is ia.
vited TO attend.
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RELIEF TEA

RELIEF TEA
Fortson.Thyeesen auxiliary, U. 8.
w. v. will give relief tea at the
home or Mrs Harriet Neuser, s4s E.
solh st.. Thursday. July 10. at noon.
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a1nLg SERVICE LEAGUE
CIVIC SOCIETY

CIVIC SOCIETY
The Green Lake Civic society will
hold an open meeting Thursday.
June 10, at 8 p. m, at the Green
Lake library. a fine program has
been arranged for the affair.
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Nina NJ. Frye tent, Daughters Of
veterans. will give n card party
Thursday evening, June 10, in Vic.
erans' hall, Armory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-18
CAFETERIA DINNER

Seattle City Wide Democratic
women's club will have cafeteria
dinner Thursday. June 10. al 8
o'clock. Program at o'clock, and
card party at 800 o'clock.