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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-19
90unt Baker Guild to Entertain at The
OOlympic; Miss listed Viii Be Feted
n1HE Noun, Baker Park orthopcdlo

TUE Mount Baker Park orthopedlc
L guild viii sponsor what prom
ises to DO an unusually enjoyable
and successful card and nah jongg
party on Friday afternoon, Septem.
Der 20 at The Olympic
Mrs Clarence Brown, who Is presi
dent OF the guild. states that this is
the only party that the Mount Baker
Park guild will give this year. and
that a large attendance OF women
from various parts OF the city as
well as from Mount Baker Park Is
expected. Reservations have already
been made by the following women:
Mesdames Mary L. Jackson. VIM. l..
Theiicke. Jr.. Jas. a. Gibbs. Victor
Rabei, Roy Robinson, Vivian Hutch
inson, f. a. Quigie. Violet Lewis.
Calvin Hall, Charles Gaffen. ]. A.
Colcock, n. Dahlem, NJ. Ross Down,
Edward Campau. II. II. Miller, o. u.
Wells. n. A. Clark. Henry Noon. w,
j.. Gwin. Daniel s. Kinney, Franz;
T.. Wood. Harry Austin. c. VI. nc.
Knight, J. n. Baird. John l.. Boyd,
Jr., K. A. Burnell, DR.. Butter. Mrs,
Castleton. Alger Fowler. G.. y. Har.
graves, r. l.. Kefauver, Victor II.
T.lrendahl. Willard Gould. WILDER
Scruby, Charles r. Miller, w. II. An.
derson, George johnson, John Big.
low, Peter Andrae, George Heiser, g.
T.. Craigin. Mrs. Meaker. Fred Low,
Albert Jacobson. F.. Mcclure, Harold
Lewis, Mrs. Freeburn, Frank Cal.
kins, Josiah Morre. Edward o. Leigh,
q. o. Baker, Walter Stoll. J. d..
Grant, A. ]. Webb, Ralph Whalley.
Allison Brooks, r. 4. Gerhart, J. NJ.
Hensen, r. b. Montague, s. =. Rob.
ertson, Guy Halferty. William Har
mon, Robert Mills Evans, G. A..
Brown, John Harusburger y. X. An.
dsrson, Anna Feurer, a. II. Kellogg.
j.. n. stoddard, Isaac Kilworth. II.
AWebster. a. +. Schneider. Paul
b., Harry Schiller. A. w. Kugler,
Frank Clancy, J. d. Lutz, George
T.'Abby. T.. D. Odds. Anna REVERT,
A. z. Tyson, W. Maloney. 9. w.
Medium, Victory Kay, T.. T.. Shrine,
w. @. McLAren, J. A. Duncan. Thor.
ginson, NJ. Malkan, r. Beeuwkes, J.
IT. O'Neill, John Porter, l.. l.. Hin
man, Charles y. Dodge. Robert Kel.
Iogg, Walter j. Reseburg, r. j. Muir.
ray, william G. Johns.
Twenty handsome favors have
been made and donated by tho
guild.
Reservations for tables may bo
made by phoning to any OF tho
following members Of tho guild:
Mrs Peter Andrao. BEacn- 1888;
Mrs. Clarence Brown. BEacn-375i;
Mrs. Calvin Hail. RAnicr-iot6: Mrs.
Frank J. Cslkins, BEacn-207S
"Details OF tho party are in tho
hands OF tho following committees;
General chairman. Mrs Calvin Hall;
chairman, ticket committee, Mrs.
Peter Andras; publicity Mrs. Frank
J. Caildns.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
FEDERATION CLUBS
CALESDAR

FEDERATION CLUBS
CALENDAR
Tho Seattle Federation OF wom-
ems clubs viii meet tho week DO.
ginning September 81. rs follows:
Monday. sspl,mb-r si,--The public
wnlfara department OF tho Seattle Fed.
GRAFTON OF womeus club meets at ;
o'clock with Mrs Chss. q. Miller, At the
club rooms of the Puget Sound Savings
Loan Hssooiation. 400 Pike sl.
Tuesday, September 81 Ciionlsn club
meets at Federated clubhouse Reunion
luncheon a, ia3ao. Mrs Reed, chairman.
Roll call. Vacation Memories" prosi-
dnnt'h message. Mrs J.. IL Alters; 70.
port Of state federation. Mrs +. W. Cat
lett: "our Clubhouse" Mrs ". +. Barn
hart.
wednesday. September as.--Ladi.s'
0rotto club at Federated clubhouse NJ ?
3, N. Roll call. popular songs. book
reviews. ~ Bon Of tho Middle porder,'
"a Daughter Of tho Middle Border" BY
Namlln Garland. given by Mrs Julius
~ Day and Mrs, Fred Stsyh
West Seattle Art NJ 1880 o'clock. for
luncheon At tho homo of Mrs. Joseph
Harris. 2s71 37th q, W. Mrs c. J. stan
Icy win speak on ''Cathedrais OF Now
York"
tie Federation Of womsns clubs. with
Mrs. II. J. Reehio, si2S Rainier ave. at
o'clock for luncheon. Business will
follow Take Rainier Valley car. get off
at eist e.. walk back one half block
Thursday september 2t.--Quaen Ammo
Fortnlghtly club at home OF Mrs Harry
u. Bartlett at o'clock. with Mrs. Har.
Ian Thomas assisting program--Inter.
national news, Mrs Bryan y. smaiisy:
trsvologucH. The Favored Few" Evo.
tuition Of Transportation. Mrs George H.
Lane; Current Art, Mrs. J. r. Crichton.
Friday September 25--Seward Social
and Literary club at Federated club.
house Mt o'clock. assisting hostoaaes.
Mrs. II. o. Moore and Mrs. A. II, Koelcr.
Reception for new members: pinno solo.
Mrs. hdrienno LANCER Mnrcoyich; vocal
duet. Mrs Pauline Ayers, oontralto: Mr..
John MRnley, tenor. Mrs. MALCOLM
Hughes, aocompnnlst.
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Miss McDougaH to
We'd IN October

The marriage Of Miss Maude Emily
McDougall TO Mr.. Roland Whitmarsh
Sister son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry l.
Slsler. win be celebrated Tucsday
evening. October 20 AZ S!3O o'clock,
at tho home Of tho brIdc's parents.
Mrs. j. y G. Kellogg, sister Of the
bride, Will be matron Of honor, and
Miss Vnlerla pigott, maid Of honor
Mr.. Evan Uphus viii be best man.
Tho service will be followed BY a
reception.
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Married IN Portland

The marriage OF Miss Hazel Helen
Wioden. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank y, Wicden OF Hood River.
Ore, TO Mr Howard Newbury Mid
dieton, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Keith
]. Middleton of Seattle, was solemn.
lied Monday, September ~. Mt tho
homo OF the brides uncle and aunt
In Portland.
On their return from their we'd
ding trip 70 California, Mr.. and
Mrs, Wieden will make their home
in Tacoma "a
Both Mr. and Mrs Middleton arc
graduates Of tho University OF
Washington. where she IL a member
Of Chi Omega. and ho is affiliated
with Psi Epsilon.
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House Party at
CoNntru Home

Mr.. Charles Todd Will entertain
with house party over tho week.
end at the country home OF his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Todd.
at Crystal Springs.
Tho guests include Miss Jane
Trunk. Miss Jane and Miss Emily
Nst;leton and Messrs webb Trim.
bic Richard Harper and Lawrence
Peters
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Affairs VIII Honor
Buffalo Visitor

To honor Mrs. Ansley Newman
Helen James, OF Buffalo. who is
visiting her mother. Mrs Francis
I Macdonsll IfcllaF. number OF
parties nrc planned for next week
Monday afternoon Mss Aaribsth
Gerbel will entertain informally at
luncheon At The olympic. and on
"Wednesday Miss Celeste Won phul
viii have bridge luncheon for
twelve at her home.
Thursday afternoon Mrs Ksllar
will entertain with a bridge tea at
her home In honor Of her daugh.
ter.
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Harvest Dance at
College Club

The College club announces u
Harvest Dance" for Saturday eve
ming, September 20. with autumn
leaves. cornstalks and pumpkins for
appropriate decorations Dancing will
begin at SIj o'clock and later n
supper WIN be served.
The committee in charge includes
DR.. d. V. Trueblood, Or. a. Il. Lime,
Mr. Frank Preston. Mr. Harry Car
ney. Mr.. William Glorlus, Mr.. VIII
liam o. Mckay, Mr. Lester Hansen,
Mr.. ST. Chair Dickcnsen and Mr..
Harry s. Bowen. chairman.
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woMAN.s CENTURY CLUE

| WOMAN'S CENTURY CLUB
Tho departments OF the woman'r
Century club will meet the week be.
ginning September 81. according &c
tho following schedule:
/ Monday. Hsptsmbsr 81. the BUILDING
committee will meet al ielIo o'clock al
PUGET seuhd saving, a Loan association
| building
/ Tuesday. esp;srnb.r 70, IN. officer,
and board OF trustees will hold n meet,
ing, the time and place 10 10 announced
later
Wednesday. September -. the enoru,
I OF the club meets a, 10 o'clock n; the
! home OF Mrs. Henry BiitmAn. 1855 East
ern ave Rehearsal under direction OF
Annsfreddis carstsn Gllksr. AIRS Rachel
suehlsman. aocompAnist.
I friday September 2sy--Iltsra,urs and
| Travel department meets at the y. W.
G, a. at II o'clock. The box TO b,
reviewed is Gods stepchIldren." by
Sarah Miiiia, Discussion led BY Mrs.
/ A. o. Graft.
Political Science department. will moe,
In the private dining room Of the cafe
terra In the Y, w. c. A. at 1915 o'clock.
Topics for discussion. Municipal Gov
! eminent and City Finances" An out
side speaker viii talk TO the department
| on these topics
~ $40 O'Clock IN the auditorium of
! the Y. W. g. A. tho members OF the
| club Will meet in general assembly.
After tho business session tho program
Al o'clock Will be under the auspices
Of the education committee, with Airs.
Y. T. MERIT. chairman. The Rev. Ciave-
land kiefhAuer will spesk to the NOM
bers along educational lines. and Miss
Dolores Pinkeon viii slnE the following
numbers;
II Know where Garden Grows.
.s..s....s s..s..,..s...... Densrnoro
Accompanied by Miss Eiva Kuehsr.
The ways and means committee IL
busy planning unusual features for the
bridge tea. which Will be tho occasion
% an unusual ovnnt--the frat social at.
fair In tho new clubhouse, which will
hc completed by tho end OF the month.
This tea viii be given on Tuesday. Oc-
tober "a. instead Of October 6. The
houssftrulsh!nK committee Ia doing It's
share and fastening tho preparation Of
tho beautiful furnishings, which have
been carefully selected and which will
DO ready for Installation.
Formal dedication OF tho building
however, will not BE- made Until the
president, Mra Macpherson. can be
present
Tho tables win be limited TO 1850
Reservations may be mado for this
event by calling tho ticket committee,
Mrs. Frank wurzbachcr. EASt-l7i7.
Mrs. y. NJ. Harrington. KEnwd-5bs5. or
Mrs, II. d. Larned. MAin-iOs5,
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REnEARsALs 40 REa1N

Tho Seattle oratorio society will
begin rohearsals on Bach's mastor.
piece, Tho Christmas Orntoria, .
Monday evening. September 81, Mt s
o'clock. in tho Swedish Baptist
church. Ninth and Pine.
Mr.. Bixcl viii DO in his studio. in
tho Crazy building. on Monday. 90
confer with singers Interested In
this form OF music. For informa.
ton call GArfld.350i.
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Bridge Tea Viii
Honor Miss listed

Miss Pearl Harold and Miss Wilma
Ewing Will entertain with bridge
tea Friday afternoon. October >. at
Miss HaroId's home. IN honor Of Mss
Frances listed. whose marriage TO Mr.
John Lowe Walker VIII take place
October II. Six tables will DO in
play.
Assisting will bo Mrs. Tulloch
Barnes Of Hollywood, Miss Helen
Lyter of Los Angeles. Mrs. Howard
Chastain. Mrs. Eugene Harold. Mss
Katherine shafcr and Miss BercnIce
Butler.
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Women's Clubs
SILVER TEA

SILVER TEA
Epsilon Sigma. formerly tho Pen.
tason club. tho Eastern Star noror-
ity on tho campus OF tho uniyer-
aiy Of Washington. has just moved
into Its new homo az ala 18th ave.
y. +. Tho girls arc very anxious
for nil Eastern Stars Masons and
their friends 10 get acquainted with
tho work they arc trying to do for
tho Eastern Stars at Washington.
To help bring this about they have
planned n silver tea for Monday.
September 81. from 70 in the
afternoon and from 1880 10 $3.50 In
tho evening.
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COMMONWEALTH CLUB

Commonwealth club will meet Mt
the Y. w. G. A. cafeteria, Sixth md
Seneca, Monday, September 81, Mt
o'clock
Prof. Hugo Winkcnbcrger. dean
Of forestry at tho University Of
Washington. viii spcnk relative to
bin no rs fostering on "Hoforcsla'
tlon."
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RELIEF CORPS TO
GIVE CARD PARTY

John +, Miller w r. C. announces
card party for Tuesday, septem.
Der 49, Mt 2 o'clock, at tho home Of
Mrs, May simonds, president of the
corps, 367 Dayton ave. W. r. C.
members, comrades and friends will
be welcome.
For reservations call CAplt.oSOS
or GArfld.7iO7. Take Phinncy car,
No. 81.
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Dinners at Home
Tonight

Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Strive will
entertain with a small dinner at
their homo this evening in compli-
ment 70 Miss Elaine Wilcox OF
Denver. who Is visiting Miss Loyal
Treat.
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CHAPTER G, p. Il. o.

Chapter @. p. Il. o., viii meet at
the home of Mrs s. ]. Pritchard on
Mercer island Monday. September
81. Take steamer Dawn at Leschi
dock at 1i15 n. m. and get Off at
tho second landing, Bring sand.
wlches.
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MARRIAGE Is Announced

Mrs. Marcia Durkcc announces
the marriage Of her daughter. Ina
Marjorie. to Mr. james NJ Brew.
ster. Jr.. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. James
VI. Brewster. of Seattle, in Everett
on September II
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CLUB WOMEN WILL
HAVE BOOTH AT
PUYALLUP FAIR

Gaily decked in the colors green
and white OF the State Federation,
tho club women of Western Wash
ington are ready to greet all who call
ut their booth at the fair in Puyal
lup next week. Delightfully."- located
In the Electric building, between the
American art display and the Parent,
Teacher booth, tho club women nrc
prepared TO extend genuine hospital
ity and TO explain tho work OF the
organization.
Many of the officers and heads OF
departments OF work are on this side
Of the mountains and nearly all of
them will be in attendance TO act MS
hostesscs. The president, Mrs. II. Il.
Maltby, of Seattle, is planning on at.
tending several days.
Monday morning AZ s o'clock when
tho doors swing open tho club women
VIII be ready 20 receive. Mrs. Harry
Paul Pierce, OF Snoaualmlc Falls,
chairman OF tho Fine Arts depart.
mcnt; Mrs, =. X Plrrct. Of Tacoma.
state pariamentarlan; Mrs. Howard
steele, OF Tacoma, second trustee.
and also in charge OF the citizenship
Training division Mrs. r. II, Gloyd,
of Puyollup, chairman OF tho division
Of health, Mrs. j. NJ Thatcher.
chairman OF tho Legislative Depart.
ment, Seattle Federation; members
OF tho Dupont Woman's club. with
Mira. w. G. sundstrom, president,
viii be hostcsscs for tho day.
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OLYMPIC CAMP NO. Na1a

olympic Camp No o3lo, Royal
Neighbors Of America, viii hold n
regular business meeting Monday
evening, September 2ist, Mt 3
o'clock, IN the NJ w, A, hall, 1907
Third ave.
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CHAPTER A. p. Z. o.

Chapter a. +. u. o., will meet
Monday. September Fl. ut o'clock,
at tho West Seattle Community
clubhouse, 1904 87th ave. S. w. Wis.
ting and unafflliated members wei.
come. Take West Seattle car 10
Holgate ST.
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CARD PARTY

Rainier Camp, 1872 Il. N. OF A.,
will have n card party Monday
evening. September 81, Mt tho swed.
lsh club hall. Eighth and Olive.
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poRIC SOCIAL CLUB

Doric Social Club. o. f. s., will
meet Thursday. September "a. at .
o'clock. with Mrs. Lena Shosten, 36lS
Meridian ave. Mrs. Mary Taylor. as
sisting hostess.
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Mr.. Thomas Emory De Wolfe,
who is at Carlsborg for the winter,
will spend the weekend with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles X.
Poe.
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Mr. and Mrs. Burton James, direo-
tors of The Cornish School of the
Theater have returned from a three
months trip abroad.
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ncheon by
Mrs. Pringle

Mr.. Alexander PrinRlc Is extend.
Ing invitations 10 luncheon on
Thursday afternoon, September "a.
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PALM CIRCLE,
NO. SO

Palm circle. No. Sc, Noighbors OF
Woodcraft. will begin the fall so.
cInl season with n card party, Mon.
day, September 81 Members and
friends invited. No admission viii
be charged.
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PRINCESS ANGELINA
PARLOR

Princess Angelina Parlor No. Q,
Native Daughters OF Washington.
viii hold a membership drive party
Friday evening. September 25, at the
home OF Mrs, Oscar jacobson, 1853
Yesler way.
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BRITISH AMERICAN
AgcnTyTATTnN

British American Association will
hold its monthly concert Wednesday
evening, September %, at Plymouth
House, Sixth and Seneca. Friends OF
the association are invited.
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Mr.. Reginald Gaynor left wednes.
day for the East, on a six weeks
trip.
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WEBSTER PIT. A.

Webster PIT, A. will meet Tues
dry, September 90, at o'clock, Mt
the school. Important business.
There will be short program and
rcfre1hmonts.
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Mrs. Waiter McEwan Tomkin.
will return Sunday from few days.
visit in Victoria, B. c.
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SEATTLE REVIEW NO. s
Seattle Review No. s, w. B. A..
Of the Maccabees. will meet in A.
0. U. w. hall, 1909 Ninth ave-.
Thursday evening, September "a, at
5 o'clock. A business meeting will
be followed by social hour and re-
freshments.
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CHAPTER 40. p, u. O.

CHAPTER 40. Z. u. O.
Chapter 40, p. E, O.. will meet
Friday, September %. with the
Misses Josephine and Beth Stuart,
47o7 Brooklyn ave.
THURSDAY PROGRESS CLUB
The Thursday Progress club will
meet Thursday, September "a. at 1
o'clock, ut tho homo of Mrs Knight.
Come prepared to work. Take
Bothell bus and get off at 123rd st.
SOCIAL CLUB
Social Club of Evergreen Lodge
No. ., win give n whist party
Thursday, September "a, at 1880
o'clock, In A, o, U, w. building,
1909 Ninth ave, Members and
friends welcome
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NoRDIcA CHORAL CLUB

The Nordica Choral Club will meet
for rehearsal at Clio University build.
Ing, Friday evening, September %,
at S o'clock.
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woMAN's CIVIC CLUB

Tho Woman's Civic club win meet
Tuesday, September 90 ut . O'clock,
In tho Erickson room at tho Y. w.
G. a.
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SEATTLE DAY NURSERY

SEATTLE DAY NURSERY
The regular monthly meeting Of
the Seattle Day Nursery association
VIII be held at the main nursery,
So2 Broadway, Thursday, September
"a. at 1880 o'clock.
The hostesses for the tea hour
VIII be Mrs Louis l.. Mendel and
Mrs. ID. Il. McEacheran. Mrs. GIL
bert LeBaron Duffy will preside at
the tea table. All members and
those interested in nursery work
are asked to attend.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Pringls
and Mr.. Edward Rogers left today
for Big Four inn. to spend the
weekend.
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POSTPONE MEETING
Beta Sigma of Delta Gamma has
postponed its meeting from Tuesday.
September 20. to September 20. as
1870 o'clock, at the home OF Mrs.
Murray McPhail, lilo 18th ave. N.
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FAUNTBEBOY PIT. A.
Fnuntlcrob PIT. A. win hold n re-
ception for teachers and parents.
Tuesday, September 90. from until
0 o'clock, in the lunch room.
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soRopTIMIsr r111R

The Soroptimist club will meet
for luncheon Tuesday. September
20, at 1915 o'clock, at the Hotel
Washington. Members will DO IN.
vited to express their opinion on
which city should have the next
soroptimist club. Tacoma, Everett
or Spokae.
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LIBERTY CAMP

Liberty Camp. n. ~ OF A.. will
have n card party Tuesday, Septcm-
bcr 20, ut 1870 o'clock, at NJ. w. A..
hall, 1o2oh Third ave.
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GoLDENRoD CLUB

Wisconsin Goldcnrod club viii moot
with Mrs. j 6, Britton, 6215 Groom
wood ave. on Wednesday, soptcm-
ber %, Basket lunch at 1890 o'clock
Take Phlnncy car No, 81, and get
off ut G2nd 81.
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Personal

DR.. and Mrs. James B. Eagleson
have removed from their home at
s2s Thirteenth ave. N, to the
Northcliffe Apartments, for the
winter months.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-03
C. M. T. Camp
Opens. at Fort
Mckinley, Portland

Fort Mckinley. Me-, Aug. 1.-The
Cltlzens' Military Training Camp at
Fort Mckinley opened officially to-
day. Student members of the camp
nave been arriving from Maine, New
Hampshire and Massachusetts for
the past two days. 1t is expected
that ali of the students ordered to
Mckinley will be in camp by tonight.
Receipt of the special orders per
tanning to the students and the ar
rival of the students themselves
has disclosed an unexpected devel-
opment in the personnel of the
camp.
Fully so percent of the student
personnel Is from Greater Boston
and other cities of eastern Massa
chusetts. Nearly 200 Maine boys are
in attendance, about so from New
Hampshire and practically none
from Vermont. The cavalry and ar
tillery c. NJ. T. c. at Fort Ethan AL
len, Vermont, drew practically all
applicants from that state and from
western New Hampshire, while
many Maine men were attracted to
the Coast Artillery c. NJ. T. c., in
southern New England.
The month of training is provided
by the Government without charge
and is departure from methods
followed in previous years in that
heretofore all New England men who
volunteered for the training have
been assembled at Camp Devens.
Col. Edgar a. Fry. commanding the
9th Infantry, is in command of the
camp at Fort Mckinley.
The first assembly and formal
ceremony OF the camp will take
place tomorrow.