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Evening star., 1925-08-02

He was charged with losing a game
last week, but also got credit for Win
ming one. That's a fine record, con-
sidering the long lay-off he had be-
cause of an attack of tonsilitis. He
can be depended upon to get better
and better from now on and. with
Coveleskie and Ruether. should put
us In a position to get in another
world SERIES
The work of these veteran pitchers
has surprised many base ball fans.
But when you consider the fine care
they take of themselves there is moth
ing so unusual about their remarkable
records this year. When they go in
the pitchers box they are physically
fit to do their job. Add to this shrewd.
ness, smartness and the cunning
gained by experience and you have a
well nigh unbeatable combination.
Washington isn't the only club in
the big leagues whose veterans are
going great guns. Some of the old
timers certainly are hanging up marks
for the youngsters to shoot at. Ty
Cobb, Iris Speaker and Eddie Collins
are just as good as ever. And they
are among the greatest players in the
history of base ball.
Nationals Sought Quinn.
Jack Quinn is no chicken. but he
certainly is helping the Athletics. The
Red Sox asked waivers on him. Incl
dentally he would have been in a
Washington uniform but for the fact
that we were leading Philadelphia at
the time he was cast adrift. Under
the league rules he went to the Mack
men because they were below us in
percentage.
The Pirates and the Giants con-
tinue to stage a close race for the Ma
tional League leadership. Both league
contests have resolved themselves into
two-club races. The American League
chase lies between Washington and
Philadelphia and the National League
race between New York and Pitts
burgh. The fans are in for plenty of
excitement between now and the time
the issue is settled.
Evening star., 1925-08-02
MOHAWK T0SSERS TRIM
ALEXANDRIA CARDINAL S

Cardinal Athletic Club used three
pitchers in a vain attempt to stop the
Mohawk team yesterday at Alexan-
dria, when the Indians from Southeast
triumphed, to >.
Mclean, who went the entire route
for the Mohawks, was touched for
only six hits. Montague smashed out
two safeties in as many times at bat
The game was witnessed by a small
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PLAY TO END THIS WEEK
IN GOVERNMENT LEAGUE

Government League base ball teams
viii start the final week of their cam.
paign tomorrow with Government
Printing Office in the lead. half a
game ahead of General Accounting
Office.
Patent Office clashes with the leaders
tomorrow, Tuesday Interstate meets
the General Accounting Office,
Wednesday Interstate and Typos
mingle, and Friday will witness the
two leaders battling.
The standing:
Evening star., 1925-08-02
RICH SARATOGA RACE
is TAKEN BY POMPEY

SARATOGA SPRINGS, ". Y, Au-
gust 1.-Pompey, Fairbrother up, won
the United Hotel stakes for two-year
olds, $4,000 value. here today. Post
Time was second and Crsa Ma jor,
third.
The time for the SIX furlongs was
l:16 3-5.
Stirrup Cup, Hudgins Up, romped
to victory in the Miller stakes for
ree-year- -olds, one and three-six-
teenth miles, with Goldstick, second.
and Marconi, third. The time was
2:05. Only three started.
Evening star., 1925-08-02
BUCKY SURE HIS VETERAN
TWIRLERS WILL HOLD UP
Manager of Nationals Says That Barney, Aided by
Coveleskie and Ruether, Should Enable the
Champs to Get in Another World Series.
BY STANLEY HARRIS,


HE manufacturers there such thing the lively ball.
They they talking Blu efactr
that there hitting especially
than before the history of the
without q
The being to as
The
days.
Perhaps the
hitting
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BIG RACE FOR TRoTTERs.

CLEVELAND, August GR.-A
purse of $4,000, the richest ever Of
fered In contest of two-year.old
trotters, win be split in the Rainy
Day sweepstakes. one of the classics
on the program at the approaching
grand circuit meeting at North Ran
dali.
Evening star., 1925-08-02
PILOT McCRAW DISCOUNTS
RECORDS OF PERFORMERS
Giants Manager Says Official Batting and Fielding
Figures Furnish Line on Minor Leaguers'
Worth, But Are Far From Conclusive
BY JOHN. J. McGRAW,
Manager. New York Giants. National League


OF LOUIS, August 1Now that base ball
and club and searching records
closely possibilities through
the have chance
peatedy by correspondents.
Yes, the official especially batters But
purchase ball
appointment
the batting of
ability will hnd for
ample
Evening star., 1925-08-02
RACE TRACK SEEKS 0. K.

{ NEW YORK, August GP.-A peti.
tiontfor the incorporation of the Mas
sapequa Racing Association. which
plans construction of plant to house
I 900 horses together with a one-nile
track, grandstand and clubhouse
about six miles from Freeport, Long
Island, has been filed with the New
York State Racing Commission.
Evening star., 1925-08-02
TURF STAR Is THROUGH.

CINCINNATI, August / (R.-In
Memorian. son of MCGEE, which in
1898 defeated Zev and My Own in
the Latonia championship, will race
no more. In Memorian was unable
to stand training this year because
of leg ailment. During his career the
racer won purses totaling $91 ,532.
Evening star., 1925-08-02

Runs-Strother. Ludlow. Lynch. Povich.
pu Four t2i. Burdine. ETrors---Groves.
Deck. Stolen bases-Povich Danofsky Lud-
low, Lang. sacriiice-Dg Four, First bass
Hewitt. 4 Hits made-off War. in 3 in
nings: off Hewitt. > in 3 innings; off Lang.
3 in 2 innings. Struck out--By Mclean. 5
by War. 3 by Hewitt. .; by Ling. .. Wild
pitch-Hewitt. Losing pitcher Hewitt.
Evening star., 1925-08-02

GOSPORT, England, August / CAp
The British model yacht Crusader
today won the 100-guinea cup by cap
turing the second race of the interna-
tional model yacht competition from
the American entry. Slipper, owned
by joe Weaver of the Central Park
Model Yacht Club.
Evening star., 1925-08-02
LEVINE WHIPS CANS.

NEW YORK, August George
Levine. California welterweight, was
awarded the judges decision over
Panama Joe Cans of New York in u
feature l2-round bout here tonight
151i2
Evening star., 1925-08-02

= DIES MONIES. Iowa. August / up.
Brian I. c. Norton. ST. Louis. de-
feated Wray ID. Brown. also of St.
Louis, for the Missouri Valley tennis
singles championship today. The
score was 7--5. 6-i. GO.
Evening star., 1925-08-02
ROD AND STREAM
BY PERRY MILLER

safe bet that there will be little fishing
Washington
teday following
Reynolds boahoue fairly condition.
toward the Three Sisters the resenbled
ared
Evening star., 1925-08-02


At Diamond No. 4 Monument Grounds
Monday. Center Market VS.. Allen Mitchell:
tuesday. Evening Star VS.. Chestnut Farms:
Thursday, Chesapeake and Potomac VS. Gen.
ter Market: Friday. Williams Webb vs. Allen
Mitchell.
At Washington Barracks-M Monday Chesa-
peake and Potomac VS.. Williams Webb; We'd
nesday, Chesapeake and Potomac VS.. Allen
Mitchell: Thursday. Williams Webb VS. Eve
ming Star.
Evening star., 1925-08-02

Fielding Marks Merely Helpful.
The fielding records are helpful, but
the final figures do not indicate. neces.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
FEDERATION TO HOLD
ANNUAL FETE

FEDERATION TO HOLD
ANNUAL FETE
August 5 Is the date set for the
annual lawn fetc Of the Seattle Fed
Grafton OF Women's clubs. II will
be held on the grounds OF Mrs. Eliza
Ferry Leary's home. and will be rs
usual. the largest event OF the sum,
mer in club circles
Mrs. David r. Fryer. chairman OF
tho building board OF trustees, who is
general chairman OF the affair. has
appointed the following booth chair
men:
Cakes. Mrs. W. L. Cooper OF the
Ladies' Grotto club. chairman. Mrs.
w. Il. Hawthorne OF the Cllonian
club and Mrs. Anna Teeples OF the
Sunset Heights Literary club.
Cards. Mrs. Harry a. Erwin Of the
Aspasia club. chairman.
Dellcatessens. Mrs. Robert s. Faris
Of the Philomus club
Sandwich booth, Mrs. Ira n. Ford
Of the Queen Anne Study club, chair
man: Mrs. Emily Peters OF the Penn
sylvania Study club. and Mrs. Fryer
Of the Queen Anne Fortnightiy club.
Punch, Mrs. II. J. Reekie OF the
Woman's Educational club. chair.
man, and Mrs. w. J. Henry of tho
Ladies' Literary and MUSICAL club.
Fortune telling booth fpalmlstry
and cards) Mrrs. a. ]. pike OF tho
Cotfrie, chairman.
"Goody' table. Mrs. G.. w. Ynncy
Of the Classic Culture club. chnir-
man.
Ice cream. Mrs. +. II. Bryant OF
the Woman's Lakewood Civic I'm.
provemcnt club. chairman. Mrs. III. G.
JeIlsett Of the Ladies' Auxiliary to
the Pacific Improvement club.
Candy. Mrs. william Curtis OF tho
Alpha club. chairman; assisted by
Mrs. Margaret Graves OF tho Bon
Marche Women's club.
Coffee and sugnr. In charge OF Ca.
madam Womcn's club and the North
End Progressive club.
Cream, in charge OF In Media To
club
Tables md chairs, Mrs. Daniel
Raglan OF the West Seattle Art club
Paper plates and spoons. Mrs. Don.
aid Pence Of the Ladies' Auxiliary TO
the Pacific Improvement club.
Tickets and gate receipts, Mrs
Howard O. Fletcher Of the sorosis
club.
Lunch, Mrs. r. w. Schroeder Of
the West Side Women's Improve
ment club.
Program, Mrs. Malcolm Hughes OF
the Musical Art society.
Specially dancing. Mrs. Charles G..
Miller Of the ebrosis club.
Plans for the fetc will DO COM
pleted NJ tho next meeting Of tho
board OF building trustees, which has
been called for Tuesday morning,
July Z, Mt 1890 o'clock, In Frederick
& Nelson's auditorium
JUVENILES or RAINIER CAMP
Juveniles Of RnInoir camp. n. N.
A., ti72, will hold their regular meet.
Ing Monday evening, June 20, NJ tho
swedlah club hall. Eighth and olive.
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Orthopedic Lunch and
Thrift Shop

Eastern Star club with Mrs Anna
ownes hostess. win direct tho ser.
vice AZ the orthopealc lunch room
Tuesday Assisting VIII be Mrs.
Pansy v Shafer. Mrs. Harriet Lit
tiefied. Mrs, T.ida Weber. Mrs.
Katharine AtcE:wen. Mrs. Adelenc
Williams, Mrs, Grace Raycroft, Mrs.
Mac Green. Mrs. Helen Munger.
Mrs, Irene Mekenny. Miss olive
Menace, Mrs T.. Jerger. Mrs. Har.
riet Carr. Mrs Gina Shields. Mrs.
Eva shadbolt.
Rainier guild. with Mrs. Clarence
pcCerlsy and Mrs. W. S. Mangrum.
will be In charge at the Thrift
shop Monday morning and Mrs. n.
r. Hepler and srra Charles wedin
viii have charge on Monday after.
noon
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Mr. Edwin stroebel viii return
tonight from short visit In Port
land
Mrs, G. T.. Fsrusworlh and daugh.
ter Miss Nancy Farnsworth. have
returned from a visit in Portland
Mrs Drury Adams and daughters
kn,is and yaria. VIII leave next
Sunday for New York. where they
wlll sail July Is for Paris 10 visit
Mrs Adams father IT. r. Peiyotto
Mr. ana Mrs. Robert II. Low. OF
Denver, ere the house guests OF
Mr., and Mrs +. b. Carter for a
month.
Miss Elizabeth Hammons will
leave Thursday for Lake chelan, to
remain until September l.
Mr. and Mrs George Uber. Of
Philadelphia, are the guests Of SIR,
and Mrs. J. W. Gowen.
Miss Nellie Cornish. with a party
OF students and faculty members
Of the Cornish school left Saturday
afternoon Tor Hood canal. 10 attend
the formal opening Of the music
hall at Olympic Manor The major
part Of tho program was contrib.
uted by artist students from the
Cornish school.
Mrs. Genevieye Blcthen and her
mother, Mrs Martha Swadiey. win
leave Thursday for Lake Cheian. on
a monlh'H visit.
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Marriage WIN Take
plnce In Portland

Sir. and Mrs, Harry Jcnning Car,
man Of Portland. have issued inyi.
,ations TO the wedding OF their
laughter. Helen Rraden. and Mr..
Patrick Maurice ridmarsh. son Of
Nr. and Mrs. \. W. Tidmarsh OF
seattle.
The marriage will be solemnlrcd
Saturday evening. July is, at $50
o'clock. In Trinity Chapel. Port.
and.
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Cards Issued for Luncheon at Sunset Club
Coli CLIO Setting for Large Luncheon

AIRS. CLAUDE {, RAMSAY has
NJ sent out cards for luncheon
an Thursday, July .. at the sunset
club 60 honor Mrs, James Htu
Ramsay. Of Salisbury. n, G. who
viii arrive in town next Saturday,
10 BE- the guest OF Mr. aud Mrs
Ramsay for a time.
Mrs Ramsay also will be hostess
A. luncheon on Thursday afternoon
n this week az the Sunset club, In
compliment 10 Mrs stuart Mack.
In lElcanor Keith OF Annapolis,
Who Is visiting her mother, MIR.
onve Keith.
Invitations have been limited 10
, few members Of the yougcr set.
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Celebrate Wedding
lnnirersn1.li

To celebytte their 2Sth wedding
anniversary. Mr.. and Mrs. Gene c,
Could entertained with a dinner nj
The Olympic Saturday evening,
shen they had as their guests.
Ar. and Mrs. Joel F. Could. Miss
Dorothy schofield. Miss Eileen Mui.
~. Miss Irene Could and Messers
Gene @ Gould II and Alex s.
Could.
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The third annual sporismsn's Show
VIII be held at Green Lake july IS tc
August :, under the auspices Of the
spor,smen'E Association OF Seattle.
Mr., W c, Henry has asked the
Campfire Girls 20 be there July IS.
This IL chance for tho Campfire
Girls Of Seattle TO make a good show e
Ing and 10 show what good sports
they are at the Sportsmsu's SHOW
An outdoor program viii be held on
both afternoon and evening. and all
Campfire Girls are invited TO par
iicipate. ON cApti-ii55 for further
particulars
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| MOTHERS MAY BE
CHESTS OF CAMP

II your mother wishes 10 visit the
camp for a day or two she may write
the camp director. Mise Ruth Brown.
ansl make arrangements. Kiwantg
camp is the camp for guests. II Is
located about an eighth of \ mile
from IIill camp and has bath and
fireplace and comfortable accommo-
dations. Tho charge for kiaauis
camp IL Sc day for parents or non.
Campfire Girls. HtlI camp Is for girls
under the age OF -, and Is personal
IN supervised by Miss Mildred Casey
under the direction OF Miss Ruth
Brown.
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Miss Phillips to Entertain,
Weddind Pdrtv

Miss Phyllis Phillips will enter.
tain with a digRer At her home this
evening for tho members OF her
wedding party. Covers viii be
placed FOR sixteen preceding the
wedding rehearsal.
The marriage OF Miss Phillips and
Lieut.. John SnaokenbcrE viii take
place Tuesday evening in 81. Rar.
ughaN' Chapel,
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Campfire Notes

Camsraderic was the scene Of a
poppy aud lively crowd last Friday
evening when the kiwanIans enter.
tanned with dance on board. Aiu
slc was furnished by Mr.. Harry
Gowman and the punch by Mr. Kim,
ball There were five Campfire girls
to net IA guides and show the XII
wants members around tho ship
They all expressed a desire TO come
again.
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Women's Clubs

y. p. Tuesday evening. juno co. At
10 a.cl13k.
Final plans will be made for the
national convention TO be held a,
Paradise Inn. Rainier national park.
July 5.ii Visiting Alpha Delta
arc cordially invited to attend this
meeting.
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O'clock Orchestra prnctlc. at
o'clock.
July Allcity Campfire break.
fast REGISTER at headquarters be.
fore June 30
July All.clty parade md pro.
gram a, Woodland park lie sure and
register at Headquarters
Miss Betty Irick. from Ypsllanil.
Michigan, has arrived In town. She
Is To be- a councillor az Camp seaith
on Nashon island for the summer.
We wish TO express to ell the
Campfire Girls. our sincere apprs.
citation for tho good work they
have done for MS during the weeks
past for our Bundle Day. May 20.
In working for their little sisters
overseas, most Of whom arc under
tic ages Of II and ig. we feel that
the Campfire Girls have not only
helped In tho good work OF the
world. hut have gotten a new vision
OF world service.
Thanking you again for your con.
tinued assistance.
Cordially yours.
Seattle Clothing Collection Com
NEAR EAST RELIEF.
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Married at
West Side Church

The marriage OF Miss Edna Mar
garct sheppard TO Mr. James Ern.
est Hayes was solcmnized on June
u. at tho West side Presbyterian
church with tho service read by the
Rev. G. Bappeli Mrs. J. V. Chap
man was matran OF honor and Mr..
Guy Parmalec. best man, A recep.
ton for close friends only. followed
the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes viii make
their home NJ 4liO S9th ave s. W.
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Mrs. EynldH TO
Gipe Luncheon

Mrs Lewis r lyman will enter.
tain with luncheon OF thirty.tivo
covers Wednesday afternoon. az the
seattle Golf and Country club,
The affair viii honor Mrs. George
Hsragruye, OF spokane. who recent.
N removed here 10 make her home,
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Every girl who Is n Campfire Girl
in Seattle Is asked to participate In
The Wayfarer, which viii hs Civ
en- the Inst week in July. This year
our girls win wear mlddies and tams
instead Of ceremonial gowns. II will
be rare privilege TO be a part OF It.
Register aboard ship.
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MEETING

The fancy booth committe. Of
Amethyst chapter will give lunch.
con and bunco party Tuesday. June
80, at o'clock. at tho home Of Mrs.
Eta Drake, 9343 Delmare DIR. For
reservations call CApiti-0sT7 or
PRspct.i4sg.
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Personals

Or and Mrs. John ". Hlackford
win leave Saturday July I. on .
trip TO Alasks
Mr.. md Mrs John ~ spargur
win remove Tuesday to their sum.
MGR home. "Nirvana. near Port
MadiHon.
Miss Nancy Emory Will return
Thursday night from thrae
months visit with her bro,her.in
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs Mar
shall Allen. IN New York,
Mrs I. " Wilcox and Mrs
Cameron Squircs Of Portland arc
guests ut tho sunset club.
Miss Mary Chamberlalne Of New
Haven Conn. will arrive in town
tonight Tor "a months visit with
MiBs Laura Emory
Mrs H. l. Hartrr and children
or Chicago arrived Saturday 20
spend the remainder Of the sum
mer with Mrs. Hartsr's paronts
Sir. and Mrs +. X Robinson.
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Garden Tea for
VISITING Members

Mrs, Curwin 5. shank will enter.
tain with a larKc garden tea At her
home on Saturday afternoon. July
Z, from until 6 o'clock.
The occasion win honor the visit.
Ing members here for the Baptist
convention.
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Mrs. Jerome TO
Gire Luncheon

Mrs. Timothy Jerome will enter
sin with luncheon at the Golf
dub on Tuesday afternoon in honor
q her niece, Miss Dorothy Smith.
4 Oakland, who is her guest.
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AcrIv1rIEs Fon LILLE

ACTIVITIES FOX TIE
WEEK ENDING JULY 4
June as Visiting day Mt Camr
Sealth. Virginia v. leaves colman
dock at . o'clock. Arriving at Sc
attic at $40 In the evening.
June 29---Group presidents work
aboard Camaradcrie.
June 40 Scribns' meeting NJ
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Supper at COUNTRY Home

Burns Ryan entertained a few
members Of the younger set at sup.
per Sunday night, at the summer
Aoule Of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John f. Ryan. at Hartford. across
Lake Washington.
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Weds at Home

The marriage OF Miss lois I.u.
rena kIoak 10 Mr., cludc l.. Keep.
ner was celebrated Sunday after.
noon at the home OF the brides
parents, Rev. William A. Wilson
read the service.
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sets are takeT. too much for grant.
cd. We AFRO somewhat that way
about tho orchestra but ono fine.
advcn,ury thing has happened.
Every orchestra girl has gone to
Camp sealth pioneer period and
oh. on but they were excited.
why don't you join the orchestra
this summer Practices are every
Tuesday at o'clock aboard ship.
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ENTERTAINMENT
49, rss,r-

The drill team OF Seattle council.
No 3lSs. Security Benefit associa.
lion, will give an entertainment and
dance Tuesday evening. June 30. at
J o'clock. in /. o. G.. T. hail. 1909
Virginia st.
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CAMPFIRE
-OnlliEaTRA

CAMPFIRE
ORCHESTRA
II you have heard them Al a
Rotary club luncheon or over the
radio or at recent kIwnnls lunch.
con. you'd have been thrilled.
Sometimes our most valuable ns
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AUXILIARY TO

HERZL CONGREGATION
Tho Ladies' auxiliary TO the Herzl
aggregation viii give benefit
card party Tuesday. June 30. in the
Old nagogue, 18th and r. Fir.
Members and friends invited.
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PICNIC LUNCH

Be chapter Of p. Z. o. VIII be
Entertained with picnic lunch at
The home OF Mrs. e. r. Cochran,
'S2T W. Trenton st.. on Tuesday.
June 90. at 1890 o'clock. Mrs. II.
) svigard. assistant hostess. Con.
vsntion report win be read.
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CLUBS FOR TUESDAY
sEATTLE IonGE. 40 !

usa.R III Es'IIItIEsf No.
Seattle lodge. No. I. Degree OF
Honor, win give a progressive whist
party Tuesday evening. June 20. ut
! O'clock. in Evergreen hall. 1909
Ninth ave.
Mrs. Eleanor Ray. Mrs. Lulu
Baker and Mr.. Ernest Frank form
he committee in charge. Refresh.
zfrts.
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MUMNAE TO HOLD aa
MASS MEETING

IN Important mass meeting of the
ae'iyo and nlumnno members or
Mphn Delta ~ sorority viii be held
Y We chapter house, f55i 18Th ave.
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ANNUAL PICNIC

The Calcidh will hold It's annual
picnic Tuesday. June 30. at the homo
* Mrs. +. s. Sylvester at Ferncliff.
cambridge Island. Take boat at
1870 a. m. from Galbraith dock. at
me foot OF Madison ut.
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BAZAAR AND
CARD PARTY

laurel camp, r. ". Of A.. will
hold a bazaar and card party Tues
say evening. June 30. at O'Clock,
N Swedish hall. Eighth and Olive.