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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-01
Piano Recital

Mary Dawson. Emma Reynolds and
Louise soelberg. three talented pu.
pills from the class Of Mr. cady. Will
appear in a piano recital. Tuesday
evening June 2. at the Cornish
school.
They will give the following pro.
gram:
Sarabanda. Passepled. Clique Iour..
ssrahande, preambule j. s. Bach
AdaEio Fay0ri. Asnuetto. fAt. Mozart
AlleEro and AlleEretto from the
sonate. op. IL. No. i..... Beethoven
itomahee '.'s'....-.....--.. Celia
lmprofiso .......s.......... Martucci
Noeturno op >. No. ! Mazurra Op.
%. No. 4; waltz. op. %. No. l..
..t.s.sft.. .s.-..s.......... ChopIn
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Women's Clubs

| juno ?. at O'Clock. with Mrs. w.
Il. Martin. si6 Hawthorne court
GUARANTEE CLUB
The ouaranto club viii meet
with Mrs. Helen Holt. 1901 Beach
drive. Tuesday. juno 2. az Si5
o'clock.
AUXILIARY MAPLE
LEAF POST
Tho Ladies' auxiliary OF Maple
Leaf post. No. 81, will give "A mill.
tary whist PARTY Tuesday evening.
June ?. at $50 o'clock. in the Legion
club rooms. 500 Third ave
FRUIT AND FLOWER
MISSION CIRCLES
The various circles OF the Fruit
and Flower Mission will meet Tues
day. June 2. as follows.
North broadway circle at IN home
OF Mrs. +. NJ, Brown. 1917 18th ave.
". az 1890 o'clock. to sew.
Aiki circle with MrH. Arthur l..
Scott. tiiO Beach dr.. at 1880 o'clock
for sewing.
Hunts Point circle with Mrs. c. 81.
Coc for sewing.
Queen Anne circle will have a pic
mic meeting in Klnnear park at IL
o'clock. For information telephone
Mrs. ). NJ. Gilman. GA rfld-2t70.
Mount Baker Park circle VIII meet
with Mn. l.. f. Shrine. 3Iii Dose
terrace. at IL o'clock. Mrs. w. 81.
Gift. Mrs. f. $. Campau and Mrs. s.
y. Johnson assisting hosteases.
Junior circle with Mrs. George Nor.
ford. 1909 Z. Caller ST., at II o'clock.
for sewing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-01

Girls day Is TO be celebrated at
Woodland park, Saturday. June s..
All Campfire girls are urged to be
out in uniform and take part in the
parade. They are to meet at the
55th ST, entrance of the park ut 1i.2o
and arc TO form color guard. The
buglers for the day are Helen Gray.
Helen Meisnest and Mildred Vreden.
burg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-01

That FULLY Marshall who Is
playing "The Crab" in First Ma
tional's Tho Halfway cirgs.-s
which John Francis Dillon is di-
recting for an Earl Hudson unit.
was formerly a manager. director
and producer?
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Bridge Tea By
Miss keUdr

Miss Alice Macdonald Kcllar viii
entertain with six tables OF bridge
and tea on Saturday afternoon. Juno
8. NJ tho Inglcwood Golf club. AZ
tho tea hour Mrs. William ". Bell
viii preside over the table. assisted
hy the Misses Emily Won Phui. Bsr.
nice Burke and Dclora Lee iaubc.
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kdppdS VII Picnic at
Mrs. DuffBs Home

Mrs. Gilbert Lebanon Duffy will
entertain tho Seattle Alumnae asaoei.
alton Of Kappa Kappa Gamma at the
annual picnic on Saturday. June 9,
at her home near Three Tree Point
An invitation Is extended 60 an
Kappas.
For transportation call Miss Jessie
Leo Poole. KE nwd.ts9s. or Mrs
Douglas rrumbuli BallinKcr GA rid
05iS.
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Dinner Tonight VIII Honor Neao York Wis
itorS; Engagement of Miss Lane Announced

MIR. AND MRS, THEODORE
vi OWENS viii entertain with a
dinner of ton covers az their home
this evening In honor of Mrs George
$. Dearborn, and her son, Mir poug.
las Dearborn. OF New York. who aru
m town visiting Mrs, ncarborn's son
and daughtcriu.law, MIR. and Mrs,
Henry Dearborn,
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Miss Sarah Hodnett will instruct
Campfire leaders in Dennison craft
work on Monday evenings. June /
and June s. There is no charge for
the class and Campfire guardians.
firemakers and torch bearers are
eligible.
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Esther Jane Parsons OF Port An.
geles has recently taken over the
leadership OF the Litahni FREELY
group OF which Evelyn Truedson
was the former leader. There are
20 enthusiastic girls in the group and
Esther Jane has many interesting
plans for the coming year.
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Program Announced for
Benefit Musicale

The program is announced today
Tor the benefit musicale the Music
Practice club win give Thursday eve.
ming. Juno 4. az ''Norclffc," Mr..
and Nrs c d. stlmson's home at
The Highlands.
This Is an annual affair sponsored
by tho club for the benefit OF the
orthopedle hospital
The numbers follow
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Weddiag Takes
Place IN East

Mr. and Mrs James Preston Car.
son announce the marriage OF their
daughter Grace Lou. 20 Mr.. Lowia
Jordan orr OF Portland. Ne. Tho
wedding was solcmniEed May 20 In
Boston in the presence OF the
groom's family.
Mr.. and Mrs. orr will make their
home In Portland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-01

All girIs who were IN camp last
year viii be interested in knowing
that Betty Ransom has signed up
for month at Sealth this summer.
Betty is the author Of many Of our
best camp songs.
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CLUBS FOR TUESDAY

WoMEN'S FEDERATION
OF CLUBS
Seattle Federation OF women's
Clubs TO NEE, Tuesday. June 2. viii
include the following group:
North End Progressive clubs an.
nual picnic al Woodland Park.
Lunch at IL o'clock.
Canadian woman's club at seder.
alton clubhouse. Executive board
meeting at i O'Clock. Club meeting
at o'clock. Full attendance de.
sired. as this Is last meeting o.,
year.
Queen Anne Study clubs annual
Guest day with Mrs. Ira u. Ford.
Els Hayes st. at /: O'Clock. Papers
VIII be given BY Mrs. W. J. Raf,er.
Mrs. W. II. Thompson. Mrs. Hamp-
ton Moran and Mrs. r. A. Taylor.
The Model Study Club Of Enlight.
onsd Intellectuals" will be offered
as entertainment by the club. Com.
mittee on arrangements consists OF
Mrs. Alan Eshelby. Mrs. ]. Il.
Beardslec, Mrs. w IL. Thompson
and Mrs. J. II. Linton. director OF
music.
sorosis club with Mrs. u. C.
Rhynsberger. 1853 Admiral way.
Picnic lunch at 1890 O'Clock. AS.
sisting hostesses. Mrs. C. II. Graves.
Mrs. ]. W. Gull. Mrs. a. ]. Webb
and Mrs. John ID. Hall.
Sunset Heights Literary club with
Mrs. Louie Miller. 1890 walIlng.
ford ave. at O'Clock.
Woman's Lakewood Civic I'm.
provement club at clubhouse, corner
5oth ave. $. and Angeline st. Lunch.
con at o'clock. Following the
business meeting Mr.. Roland Chap.
man viii give talk on Soil Cultlya.
ton Mrs. Rose Cole Boetllger
will sing Hail Washington" n
state song. composed by her and in
dorsed by the Seattle Chamber OF
Commerce chorus. a duet will be
sung by Mrs. Boetliger and Mrs.
Nina Cole Donnelly. with Miss Lii
Ian Nelson at the piano.
women's Tuesday club meeting
postponed until June 9th.
CAPITOL HILL w. c. T. T..
Capitol Hill w. c. T. U. viii meet
at tho home OF Mrs. Marie Ridgeway,
1872 goth ave. NJ. on Tuesday, June
=, at 2 o'clock.
LTNNEA SOCIAL CLUE
LInnea Social club win have
card party Tuesday, June II. at $40
y. m, in /. o. o. f. hall, 10th and
Z. Pine.
SUNSHINE CLUB
Queen City Sunshine club will
have a picnic at Alki beach Tuesday.
June 2. Luncheon at IL o'clock.
UNIVERSITY w. c. T. L.
University w. c. T. u. will OBJ.
serve Flower Mission day at the
Malloy gymnasium, Tuesday after.
noon, June Q, at o'clock. Tho
program will be In charge Of the
superintendent OF Flower Mission
work.
FREMONT W. G. r. u.
Fremont w. e. r. U. will meet
in Asbury hail, Asbury NJ. t.
church, Tuesday afternoon. June 2,
Mt 2 o'clock. Mrs. Jennie Bruce.
superintendent Of the Flower Mission
department, will Have charge Of tho
program. Members are requested to
bring flowers
CHAPTER BG, +. II. o.
Chapter Be, OF +. Il. o., will
meet Tuesday, June 2. ~ 1890. Mt
tho howe OF Mrs. Vernon G.. Deal,
573i 3ist ave. ". II.
Cd
NORWEGIAN HOSPITAL
ASSOCIATION
Tho Norwegian Hospital asbocia.
lion VIII meet Tuesday. Juno 2. In
Norway hail. Board meeting at ~
o'clock regular meeting ut 1880
O'Clock. Mrs. G. a. Sloan and Mrs
Martin Nelson, hogtcsscs.
THE cALEIDU
The Calcldh Will meet Tuesday.
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Campfire Notes

ment possible 20 obtain.
on June 81 Camp seaith will cele.
braio Kiwanis day. when all the ri.
wRnIans with their wives and fam
lilies VIII ylsit The camp
Tuesday. June the camRmdcrlc
lluea wiz fiy a welcome to the 200
members Of the Kiwanis club who
win meet there for luncheon. Tho
entire program is to DO turned over
to Campfire. Music viii be furnished
by the Campfire orchestra under the
guardianship Of Mrs. George L1ekley
and leadership of Margaret Little.
The program viii include tho follow.
ing:
Singing Group.
Talks: what Ia Campfire" Polly
Brown; why / Like to BE a Camp.
fire Girl" Ann Tourtiotot: Cana
raderic," Harriet Baird. "The Cali
fornia Conference" Caroline Lin.
bach: "sealth. Natalie Cohen. Help.
ing ouraelvea.' Susanna Simpson:
Things We Do" Mildred Du Bots;
Talk" Miss Ruth A. Brown.
Wednesday, June ,. Is TO be Sewing
day aboard ship and all mothers and
guardians and friends OF Campfire
are invited to spend tho day sewing
for Camp seaith. There are still
many curtains TO be made and covers
/ for all OF the mattresses at camp so
there VIII be plenty OF work for all
who come. Luncheon viii be served
In the officers mess at IL o'clock.
Calendar Of events. weekend June 6:
June /, Monday. council fire for all
now guardians IN training courses,
1880. June 2. Tuesday. Kiwanis club
luncheon aboard Camaradcrie: Camp.
fire girls program. June .. Wcdnes.
day. 100, sewing day for Camp
Sealth. bring thImblos: luncheon
served in officers mess at IL o'clock.
Juno 8. Friday. o'clock. Camp
soalth mixer; admission. ono dish
towel June 9. Saturday. PA. Wo-
hello council for woodgathcrs. fire.
makers or torch bearers.
Tho following Headers have been
selected Tor the 1926 season at Camp
scnlth; Miss Grcta Miller. domestic
science instructor in the public
schools Mt Olympia. Wash. viii be
dining room supervisor. Miss Bar
barn Becker OF Lawrence, Kans,, viii
instruct in sports, including basket
and baseball Miss Peggy Hazard,
Seattle, viii have charge OF the
Scalth Shop and post office and will
teach bead band work and assist
with junior swimming. Miss Mildred
! Casey Of Seattle will be head coun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-01

The Tillicum group OF Cashmere.
wash, is planning TO register for
camp 100 per cent. Five girls have
already signed up. Campfire girls
from Olympia. Centrana. Puyallup
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Commodore Bal

Cards arc out announcing the Jun
Tor Members Commodore Bali at tho
Seattle Yacht club on Saturday even.
ing. June 8. nj o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-01

and Piedmont. Cal. Vancouver. y.
c., and Cotton. Cal, as well as Seat
tie, have already registered.
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NATIVE DAUGHTERS OF
WASHINGTON

Princess Angelina, Parlor No. 2,
Native Daughters Of Washington,
held their annual banquet on Tues.
day evening, May 90. Mt tho Frye
Hotel. Mt which time the following
officers were installed: Queen, Ida
Sycndgard; princess. Bessie VII.
liams. countess, Blossom Kent; re.
cordiDg secretary. Leah Mcdonald;
treasurer Nellie Hans; financial sec.
Rotary. Olive Mencham; conductress,
Dora Halvomon; inqulsltor, Jessie
Roper; trustees, Eva Kont Emily
Cline, Lillian jacobson Ida LoveJoy,
Marie Case; historian, Lillian Jacob.
son; musician. Mnrlc Case, grand
parior delegates being ELLA shannon,
Bessie Williams, with altornaten,
Emily Cline and Leah Mcdonald;
past queen. Ella shannon. Tho now
queen appointed tho following com.
mIttees for the coming year: Enter.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
COUNCIL OF CATHOLIC
WOMEN III I.1~ra pI-t-r(.t-p {

COUNCIL OF CATHOLIC
WOMEN ELECTS OFFICERS
Seattle Council OF Catholic Won.
elected the following officers at
It's annual meeting. held Wednes-
day at the Knights OF Columbus
hall:
President, Mrs. J. u. Galbraith;
first vice president, Mrs. A. c.
0oerig; second vice president. Mrs.
VI. ConneIl. executive secretary.
Miss Constance Wilcox; secretary.
Miss Helen Colllng: treasurer. Mrs.
A. A.. Collins.
Board Of trustees for three.year
terms, Mrs. Joseph Bordeaux, Mrs.
Arthur Gerbel, Mrs. Michael. Dona.
hue and Mrs. r. j. McHugh: board
Of trustees for two.year term. Mrs.
John ". Jackson, Mrs. Vincent
MacAdam, Mrs. d. r. Power and
Mrs. II. w. Marley: board OF
trustees for one.year term. Mrs,
John r. Dawaon, Mrs. J. a. Bradley.
Mrs. a. W. Hawley and Mrs. J. W.
Wabraushek; honorary vice prcsi.
dents. Mrs. G. II. Peabody. Miss
Mary o'Brien, Mrs. j. ". Jackson,
Mira. w. J. Ward. Mrs. r. J.. Har.
rington and Mrs. e. II. castlcn.
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RAINIER NOBLE AUXILIARY
CARD PARTY

For the benefit OF hospital and
child welfare work. the auxiliary to
Rainier Noble Post No. /. will spon.
sor n card party Friday afternoon,
June 5. at o'clock, at Nainier Chap
ter house, corner OF Harvard and
Roy.
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Camp tims Is here and again The
Campfire girls arc rolling neir dun.
mage and packing their bags for n
long planned vacation. senith has
long been known az tho largest and
bost-equipped Campfire camp in tho
country. During tho i've years past.
over 1000 girls have campcd at
scalth, The Seattle giria and their
parents arc Justly proud ot this rec.
ord and that they intend continuing
the fine RECORD Is proven by the fact
that during the past weeks. parties
of girls with their fathers and moth.
ors have spent wcck-cnds at tho
camp getting Il ready FOR this season.
Besides shlngllng and painting the
houses tho girls have made gardens
and helped pitch tents. This week.
end the carpenters union n sending
10 carpenters 10 do carpentry work
the girls can not do.
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sE, r..,eA,r r.mss,h

Mrs Lstehsr Lambpth
II
Songs BY Mrs. charles Farrell
Cherus and dance ~ members OF the
club chorus. assisted BY Mrs. Arthur IAtt-
nisr and Mr. GvorEs kiFchnrr,
Ill
Russian number
sons BY Rehsrt Merton
Peasant pAnee-Mr. and Mrs George
NratoV
"
tonGs % rsstsrYssr-
Mrs David Morgan n6dsricG
Y
Iszs Pantomimc--''kraEY Kat
Mrs. Arthur Norehoff Mrs. Koita To-
Esn Built. Miss Mary Stewart Ferry
and Mas Margaret suishach.
Mrs, John BaiilaFKvan and MIS-. = ~.
Parks Al tnc piano
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WEST WOODLAND
PRE-. SCHOOL CIRCLE

West Woodland Priesthood circle
will hold It's last meeting OF the
school year. Wednesday, June 3. at
2t5 o'clock In the school auditor.
ium. AZ the last meeting OF the
circle the following group was
elected to serve for the coming
year: Mr. i. j. Cater president;
Mrs. j. w. Lipke. vice president:
Mrs. II. ". Peak. secretary, Mrs.
w. II. Killingsworth, treasurer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-01

The Kiwnnls club is eauipping
Camp scaith with tennis court.
archery equipment and yoiley ball
court Mr. Waiter Segley Of tho club
is chairman OF tho Campfire com.
mit,ee and assures the girls that XII
wants viii provide the best equip
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oREENwoop -. a

Greenwood PIT. \. win hold It's
regular meeting In the school audi.
torium Wednesday. Juno .. Mt 2:i5
o'clock. Mrs. C. S. Semmous will
speak on our Water Power in
Washington" There will be duet
by Mrs. Charles Il. Morford and Mrs
George u. Cole. and Echoes From
tho State PIT. a. Convention in
Aberdeen" by Mrs, sipos and Mrs.
McFcrrnn. Social hour.
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souTH pARK W. 9. 7. U.

SOUTH PARK w. c. r. L.
South Park W. c. T. L. viii hold
an institute at tho Shaw Memorial
Methodist church. Eighth ave. S. and
Trenton si.. Wednesday, June O.. all
day and evening. A program has
been arranged which will include an
address by Mr.. George r. Cottcrill.
Tho ladies OF the church viii serve
luncheon AZ noon.
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woMAN's SOCIETY At
FIRST BAPTIST CUtTRCJI

Mrs. Il. j. Martin WIN speak Thurs.
day afternoon, June 4. at 2;3O o'clock,
before the Womnn's society OF the
First Baptist church. toklng az hor
topic, art" Mrs. Martin VIII also
talk on her recent trip abroad.
AZ $3.50 o'clock, members OF the so
cioty viii visit the ii. q. Henry Art
gallery.
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FREMONT W. c. T. U.

y IfT1f'I'VtFf " W T . z
Fremont w. e. n. u. will meet
in Asbury hall, Asbury NJ. u.
church, Tuesday afternoon. June 2,
Mt 2 o'clock. Mrs. Jennie Bruce.
superintendent OF the Flower Mission
department, will Have charge of tho
program. Members are requested to
bring flowers
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UNIVERSITY w. C. T. q.
University w. c. T. u. will oh.
serve Flower Mission day at the
Malloy gymnasium, Tuesday after.
noon, June 2. at 2 o'clock. Tho
program will be in charge Of the
superintendent OF Flower Mission
work.
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The caleldh viii meet Tuesday.
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NORWEGIAN HOSPITAL
AHHOl'I AXIOM

Tho Norwegian Hospital asbocia.
ton win meet Tuesday. Juno 2. In
Norway hail. Board meeting at IL
o'clock regular meeting Mt 1890
o'clock. Mrs G. a. Sloan and Mrs
Martin Nelson, hogtcsscs.
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CHAPTER BG. y. II. o.
Chapter Be, or i. Il. o.. will
meet Tuesday, June 2. ~ 1890. at
he howe Of Mrs.. Vernon G.. Deal,
573i 3ist ave. ~. II.
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SUNSHINE CLUB

Queen City Sunshine club win
have picnic at Alki beach Tuesday.
June 2. Luncheon at IL o'clock.
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Mrs. c. Il Huteson left Tuesday
FOR her summer home ~ East
Sound. Miss Florence Zimmerman.
OF Omaha. Neb.. win come West In
two weeks TO be her guest for the
summer.
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KANaAs WoMEN.s oI.Ifn

WEST SEATTLE ART CLUB
West Seattle Art club viii meet
with Mrs. i. w. Graham, 27o2 Wal
nut ave, Wednesday, Juno 3, Mt
1890 a. m.
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Brunswick Monographs and Re cords. The Alaska Shop. If
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Many Fine Shows At
 Liberty This Week

Manager Joe Burns of the Liberty Theatre announces the receipt of a number of fine shows for the coming week. Tonight the comedy featuring Wesley Barry, which was shown to a large audience Saturday night, will be repeated tonight. Tuesday night Bill Hart will be featured in "Wild Bill Hickok." This is the first Bill Hart picture to be shown in Seward for some months and is one of the best plays of the year. Wednesday night, at the request of a number of Seward people, the II reel masterpiece, Little Old New York;" will be repeated. The shows for the coming week will be announced later in the week.
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George 5. Keys and Miss
 Tavern Boren Married

George $. Keys, of Fairbanks, and Miss Tavern Borell, a former secre tary to President c. E. Bunnell, of the Alaska Agricultural College and School of Mines, were united in mar riage by Commissioner Curtis E. Nor ford Saturday, Jos. Badger and c. C. Hinde being witnesses for the con tracing parties. The young couple left on today's train for their home in Fairbanks
 Miss Borell. who left Fairbanks last year to accept position in Spo kane, was a popular member of the younger set at the college, and made many friends in the Interior metro polls. Mr. Keys is a son of Repre- sentative E. M. Keys, of Fairbanks and has been prominently identified with his father in mining since II years of age. He is a member oi Fairbanks Igloo No. f. and has lived in that city since 1899. At present he is engineer at the College.
 The Gateway and host of friends wish the young couple happy and uninterrupted voyage thru life.
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nes Dagerstrom, Agnes Sager, Anna Hansen, Grace Carter, Conrad John son, Jennie Engelstadt, Petrie Amble, Zena Erickson, Arma Eden, Constance Peterson, Mrs. J. Carlson, Hans Han son, c. G. Rose, Mrs. F. J! Rose, liar ry Wolf, Mrs. Fred Parsons, Stanley Parsons, Henry Wolf, Geo. L. Lee, Mrs. NJ. J. Mcdonald, Alex Rayboldt, N. Klaven, T. G. Mahris, G. F. Harvey, Robert Ireland, E. A. Rasmussen, J. N. Nettleton, Chas. H. Goyne, Chas. Williams, E. J. Erickson, Claud Liy- ingston, M. K. Hogan, Sam Youden, J. F. Tighe, c. c. Rose, Mrs. F. J. Rose, Annie Mcintosh, Jessie Hep burn, Beatrice Stickney Glen Bower, Pauline Rockness, Astrid Feldberg. Annie Souter, Sigma Jensen, Sam Kemp, Claude B. Boyer, Will McDon- aid, J. D. Andrews, Jack Lodge, Gladys Bogart, Mrs. c. E. Orlander, w. Cham bers, F. A. Robinson, w.. E. Austin, Margaret J. Mckenzie, John Mattich. Santos Percy, A. Gillespie.
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Steamship Alaska Has
 Big Listing Southbound

The steamship Alaska sailed south at midnight Saturday with load of herring, and one of the largest pas senger lists of the season. Those sail ing on the Alaska were:
 For Latouche-David Cowrie, D. Ev- ans, James Rolph, J. Kamoskey, T.. Carlson, T. Rosis, Ali Anderson, Wm. Engelhardt, Frank Mystrick, Herman Kaho, Ermina Wenert, Muriel Mason P. P. Lucchini, wife and children.
 For Valdez-George J. Love, w. c Shook, John Holmberg, Andrew Han son, Geo. Hedlund.
 For Cordova-Robert B. Patterson, Elvira Patterson, J. c. Collins, V. Gel albert.
 For Juneau-Carl Larson, Beatrice Baughman.
 For Seattle-Ida Hansen, Mrs. G. o. Homberg, Anna Anna Rockstadt, Ag-
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YUKON MINES
 BE PUSHED AHEAD

SPOKANE, Wash, Jan. 5.-An in crease in the capital stock of the Bun. ker Hill and Sullivan Mining company is to be issued two millions of prefer. red stock having a par value of one hundred shares, it was announced thu, proceeds are to be used in the de. velopment of the Kellog mine in Idaho, and the Treadwell Yukon com pany's mine in Alaska which shipped thirty-three hundred and seventy-four tons of crude ore last yelr The to- tai capitalization will be five million dollars
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SEWARD FIRM TO
 GIVE AWAY FORD

The Seward Trading Company has inaugurated voting contest in which a handsome 1925 model Ford touring car, with demountable rims and self starter will be given away free. The rules of the contest provide that a numbered ticket will be given to ev- cry purchaser of one dollars worth of goods, and on July 1, the drawing will take place, the holder of the lucky ticket getting the auto.
 This is one of the most expensive prizes ever given by a Seward mer- cantile company and the contest all ready has developed into intensive ri- valry.
 The contest started January 3rd and already nearly 1900 tickets have been taken up..
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FUNERAL OF MRS. WOBERG
 HELD SEWARD SATURDAY

The funeral of Mrs. Charles WO- berg, of Unga, who passed away Friday was held from the local under. taking parlors Saturday, interment taking place in the local cemetery.
 Mrs. Woberg leaves husband, at present special deputy marshal at Unga, and several relatives. She arrived on the steamer Starr from the westward, for hospital treatment but expired at the Hotel Sexton, the night following her arrival
Seward daily gateway., 1925-01-05
LivENGoOD HOTEL BURNS

The Livengood Hotel at Livengood, Alaska, in the Tolovana district, own ed by Mrs. A. L. Dickenson, was the scene of conflagration about o'clock on the eve of Christmas The place is reported to have burned to the ground with loss of about s5,OO0.
 Mrs. Dickenson is we'll known in the interior, having been in the hotel business in different camps.