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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-12
BY DAVID $. AUSTIN

tiulted frcsH SiaIi Nurrchponutntt
GAVE CITY. Ky. Feb. L.
" When the cavity that holds
Floyd Collins is opened it win be
due partly TO the work Of
woman
She Is the heroine Of Death
Cavern"-Mrs. Il. T. Carmichael.
wife of the director OF the rescue
work at the cave where Collins
IS entombed.
Mrs. Carmichael is ION the job"
day and night. encouraging the
workers In their efforts and see.
ing that everything In the tenn.
porary camp Is made comfort.
able.
But her big job is 10 care for
her husband. who is responsible
for the great engineering feat
that Is slowly sinking a shift TO
the entombed man.
Carmichael, Cave City agrees.
Is "the man"
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ldentine Party VIII
Il Gala Affair

aoss than two hundred reserya-
90 have been made for the Val
'aas party az the Tomen's Uni
fsty club on Friday evening. Mai
az bridge and dancing will be
entertainments OF the affair and
sasthing novel and elaborate in
way Of decorations Is being
saasd BY the committee in charge
Anons those who will entertain
ISIS viii be Mrs Wallace y. Mac
az. Mrs Joseph Daniels. Mrs
'iap Marion. Mrs. II. n. Hoga-
IN Mrs Stanley Muckiestone
9 ?. C. Gorham. Mrs Hervsy
aorF. Mrs. Neal Clark. Mrs Harry
soTen and Mrs. Hervey Lindley.
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T,ntials Solemni2ed at Alpha Onicron ri
Muse; Luncheon WiH Honor NaUy WomaR

-,.riaso of Miss Edith 10
80, chapman, iaushtsr 81
sNr. iioraee n Chapman. io
r,r,unl X. Korrcs son Of Mr.
"a. Trc8eriek korrys, ~ WIGHT
va solemniacd last even
-, Alpha Omicrou Fi chapter
4 -l.A the Rev. pr NJ. g. Mason
- -, service az $50 o'clock
..',si,x tire ceremony Mr, Her.
wSrants. the brides uncle, sans
n,wnins. with Mrs Paul Zen
,he piano. Mrs Ecntcr also
"a ne wsdiins march and Mrs
NJ, Oliver rendered violin mum
h,ring the reception,
sryico Vas read before an
e.,,x,,y With srring flowers AGA
,sr,. sweet peas and dafIoiils-
IN cathedral candles we're az
ais. set In a base % the Ira.
-, blossoms.
- triifs klNNA d" ''tAt A'--h' -
h,her. was charming IN an i'm
- soWn Of embroidered net, The
4. lonr and straight o. line, and
.klr, made with s0dets OF lace
=. hem. The tullc veil, bound
oeronet 81 rOsc point and
-, blossoms. fell la graceful
= eyer the long court train or
I. orhslia roses and lilies ~ the
=, were IN her shower bouquet.
~ stewart Hindlo and Mrs, Al
: valentine. the matrons % hon.
vsr gowns similarly fashioned
= trimmed with tiny clusters Of
La flowers. Mrs. Hindla was
~, chiffon over orchid and Mrs,
.s,.ne was In petal pink chiffon,
~ orried arm bouquets OF
-,sas pink sweet peas and Butter
raseS
"a maid % honor. Miss Ruth
f.rl wore canary yellow crepe and
mr. hes with nosegays OF French
arS and carried an armful OF
.rss flowers.
NJ two maids. Miss Martha Lucas
= Ns~ Laura Korres. wore georg
>, ircckS with panels % lace, Miss
,ras IN orchid and Miss Korrrs In
~ Their flowers were bouquets
,~sst peas and yiolets Carol
sauuan and Jean Ferguson wore
a-,v dresses OF orchid taftcta and
.-,el shepherdcsS crooks tied with
-aa bouquets q spring flowers
rTsnsns Chapman. tho little flower
4 vore a ruffied tafrsta frock and
~. a basket OF Cecil Drummer
Nk
IL Horace Chapman. Ir,. was best
4. and the ushers were Mr.. Gray
ay,sr. Mr.. Albert Valentine. Mr..
exar, Hlndle. Jr. and Mr. Roy
usisoa.
Al The reception later Mrs. Donald
asaAs. Mrs. Almon Bogardus, Mrs.
Ain slayden. Mrs. Lester Evans.
n Howard Hanson. Miss Minnie
ca-s Miss Helen Morford. Miss
Jas Broom. Miss Susan Schoflsld.
is E,hel Mccarthy. Miss Myrtle
Ealts and Miss Frances stillmHn as
nii
Nrs Eorres travelled In a beige
h.nel froek. a smart spring hat and
asseoiored coat with skunk collar.
b. and Mrs Korres viii be AZ home
4 tie Campus apartments after
tFrh !.
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Vcsta Muth. brilliant pianist will
b. presented In recital by Harry
Krinkc Friday evening In thc Italian
room a. Tho Olympic Miss Muth is
no, only we'll known 20 Seattle aud,
fences, but this young artist h ropu,
lar ln tho principal cities ~ the
state Miss Muth has received her
entire musical training from Mr..
kriukr.
Ossip Gabrliowi,sch, famous plan,
ist said OF her "shr possesses tai
ent and good taste combined with
On" technical equipment"
Her program foT Friday evening
follows
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Clubs FOR FRIDAY

= ASSET PIT. A.
regular monthly meeting Of
ASSET PIT. A.. will be held
~ February ~. at 3 y. m.
WI be Dads Night" with
meeting in charge Of Mr..
al Tlani. ar. Hugh Caldwell
psak on Northwest Prod.
sTARY WHIST PARTY
j. sasr Corps will give a military
party Friday. February 70. in
ans hall, armory.
sENTTNE SOCIAL
fndship Camp. No. 1853. Il. N.
'm give valentine social at
ION. ZONE Of Mrs. q. y. Hunt. 9Q3
I'm si, Friday. February -
TING CIRCLE
sewing circle OF West Seattle
W no. ii. Of the w. Is. A.,
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Of the First Presbyterian church
win meet Friday. February u. at
, o'clock In the ladies' parlorE.
The devotions will be led by Mrs
Norma Greiner Music will be fur
nished by Miss Frances LaPine, SO
prnno. accompanied BY Mrs. W.
James Young.
DR.. James Thompson. synodical
executive Of the Board Of National
Missions. win speak on Missionary
Work in our Own State"
Refreshments viii be served with
the appointments OF the tea table
carried out in Hindu style. in honor
Of Dr. Adelaide Woodland. whose
birthday month u n.
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wen loot the Camaradcric OF every
debt. Then wen ship "Wohelo, back
to Captain Kidd and everyone will
go aboard Camaradorlc for the 1925
cruise.
Girls. YOU can get these attractive
pirate ship envelopes on board ship
or from your guardian. Save your
money in them and join tho pirate
crew Take some of the small en-.
velopes for your little sisters and
brothers and some OF the larger ones
for your father and mother and give
them a chance TO join, too.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-12

THERE is "a nice free lunch
L waiting for YOU on the
fourth floor OF the Bon Marche.
IL you have tact and know how
TO get IL.
You should so TO the south
end of the building. where the
Northwest products exhibit is
being held. First thing you find
the Kimhall baked beans booth.
II you are content to start
without soup. begin here.
Just across the isle is Jigl's
place with Miss Jigl in charge.
Here you add hot dogs, and
sausages. and across the isle
the other way. is the Everett
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BRIDGE Tea for Mother

In honor o. her mother. Mrs.
John NJ pamment. who IL visiting
In town. Mrs DIRK Hhyusburger
will entertain with a bridge and
nah jonRg tea next Monday after.
noon NJ the women's University
club. SIX tables viii b. In play.
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Hrs. Coluin to Giue
Informal Luncheon

70 honor Mrs Marion. wife Of
lsnrander Adrian Marion. L. $.
II, Stationed az Bremerton. Mrs.
"a D. GOWN will entertain with an
s,rrEaI luncheon Of eight covers
q Wednesday afternoon. February
a al the Sunset club. Later the
HrsY viii attend the bridge and
rzh jOnss party al the club.
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Bridge Party VIII
Honor Sister

Mrs. william silliman will enter
tain informally with a Valentine
bridge at her home Friday after
noon In honor Of her sister Mrs
Rudd Hardesty Of Denver. who Is
spending the winter In town.
Three tables viii be in play.
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Iesbrdte Wedding
ianjroroo,.,,

" and Mrs John capovills cels.
seq their twenty Gfth wedding
-asS1T5 with a family dinner Of
covers on Tuesday at their
.ls at Ronald During the after
2 a reception was held. when a
V number Of friends called to
1nd their Congratulations.
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luncheon for
| Hiss Dibble

Frs William Bolcom will enter
. with a small luncheon az her
re On Wednesday afternoon. Feb
ny IS. In honor Of Miss Alice
abe. Of Berkeley. Cal. who Is
ring her sister. Mrs. Robert
lh1ru
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BetrOthaL Announced

Mrs. Mary q. Smith announces
the engagement OF her daughter.
Florence Evelyn TO MIR. Maurice S.
Galbraith. son Of Mr. and Mrs.
William \. Gordon.
The wedding will take place on
May 10.
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WOmen's Clubs

4 will meet with Mrs. Wing. 4211
West Hin st.. Friday. February 10.
At y. IN.
I CARD PARTY
The Ladies' Social and Charitable
club Freja, eill give a card party
Friday. February ~. az s y. m. at
the Swedish club. Eighth and Olive.
BRITISH. AMERICAN
ASSOCIATION
The Bntish.Amcrican association
will meet Friday. February ~. at
8 p. m. at the Fine Arts hall, 1923
Third ave. Colonel Fisher will DO
The speaker Of the evening.
BALLARD w. c. r. :"
Ballard ~. g. r. U. will meet
with Mrs. n. BJorck. 1915 w Gfth
Il Friday. February 10. AT 2 p. m
Legislative program in charge OF
Mra. Zeba Peterson.
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
The Women's Missionary society
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society viii hold us monthly meeting
Friday, February IL. at IL o'clock.
in the Dixie tea room. in the White
building. Mrs John Greenwell VIII
talk on Water Lilies. Their Plant
ing and Culture" and Mr.. Thomas
wylic will speak on New Hardy
pcrcnniais" business session
will follow the program. Members
are asked TO note change in place
Of meeting.
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VIII Entertain
Guests at Glib

Mr.. and Mrs. y. c. Goebsl will
entertain Air. and Mrs. r. r, Thy.
mlan. Mr.. and AIRS. J. T. Curran
and Mr.. VI. r. Foster a; the Val.
entine dinner dance al the Tennis
club Friday evening.
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RECREATION COMMITTEE

RECREATION COMMITTEE
The recreation committee Of PIT.
\. viii meet F'ridny. February ~, ut
1870 y. m. at educational center, SOi
18Th ave. S. Mr. william ]. Coyle
will give a Commute lesson on par
Hamentary law. Take car No. IS.
going south on Third ave-. and get
off at 18th.
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SEWARD SOCIAL AND
LITERARY CLUB

Seward Social and Literary club
will meet Friday. February 10. at
. O'Clock. with Mrs. {, r. Striker
a2S7 Lakewood ave. Program VIII
include address on stories Of IA.
nous Pictures" and a musical pro
gram. Assisting hostess. Mrs. NJ.
w. Taylor
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Stndu Group

The Bible Literature group Of the
women's University club will meet
Friday morning az 1880 o'clock.
Mrs. G. +. Borgardus will review
the book OF jeremiah
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Personal

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wilton will
leave tonight Tor san Francisco and
Southern California. 10 10 away
about six weeks,
Mr. Rol,crt MrCiellBnd returned
Monday from trip 10 Denver.
Mrs Belle Shepherd viii leave 10.
night for the East. called there by
the death % her brother.
Mrs. Lyman Colt and family, viii
leave In Jun. for PcterHburE Fla
where they will Join SIR Col, and
make their home
Lieut. and Alrs Ward T. Becker
Amy Plkel and family. recently re.
moved from Aberdeen Proving
Ground in Maryland. 10 Washing
ton. d. g.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Case have re-.
turned from months motor trip
20 California.
Miss Hazel Archibald left Tues
dag FOR her home in New York. aft
cr a months visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. sllas Archibald,
AR and Mrs. Carl Gould and Mr
and Mrs. Alfred woolscy viii spend
the week end nj Mount Rainier.
Or. and Mn Robert Dishman are
receiving congratulations upon the
birth Of a daughter az Minor hos
pltai. on February 4.
Mrs Eliza Ferry Lenry and her
brother. Nir. Pierre Ferry. left
WEDNESDAY on a ten days' motor
thin TO California.
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Ahsahka group Of Bothell has de-
cidcd 10 really earn money. Last
Saturday they earned $3.50 by hold
lng delica,esscn sale. The follow
ing girls were in charge OF the
booth: Grace Vaughan. Mary Greg
DRY, La Verne Hilderbrandt, Frances
Gamble and Mary Bowen. The group
plans TO give other sales similar TO
this one every two or three weeks.
February 2Sth they viii sell pop,
candy and ice cream al the Amer
lean Legion carnival AhsahkR is
planning TO fix up a room to use
for their meeting place until they
succeed in having their bungalow
built. plans for which are now IN
the ofnng.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-12
LUNCHEON FOR

BALLARD HIGH PIT. a.
4 luncheon in behalf Of tho Ballard
High PIT. a. viii be given al the
home Of Mrs. Irving Tegtmcior $3.50
Palatlno ave, Friday February 10.
nj 1890 p. m. For reservations call
50 nseti03i.
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Mpise PARTY

J. and Mrs II. c. Curry we're
santly surprised at their home
wednesday evening. Cards were
amusement and later supper
e served.
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woMAN's CENTURY CLUE

NOmN4F = '~if+'4 ~
~ the general assembly of the
woman's Century club on Friday.
February 10. in the auditorium OF
the Y. W. c. A.. Mrs II. a VI. Bon.
mar. chairman Of the education com.
mittee. announces that In addition TO
tho program already printed. the
members a- 20 have the pleasure
OF listening TO talk on Motion
Pictures. by Prof Glen Hughes
dean Of dramatic ART 81 the Univcr.
sitv Of Washington Mrs Lloyd
Backett. accompanied by Louise
wickersham will sing:
f'TrsoH' ....s-.-.s+ .sf-+ go. haHn'''H
.gprinr Comes Laughing" ...,.. Carcw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-12

Campfire Girls are asked to coll
lect silks. yarns and craft material
for the hospital for disabled veter-
ans They use the material in
making craft articles It's little
thing TO do, but It's the little things
that count.
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ANNIE WRIGHT
SEMINARY CLUB

Tho Annie Wright Seminary club
viii hold an allday meeting Friday.
February 10. at tho home Of Mrs.
J. G. Hayden i52 Newton st.
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KANSAS WoMEN's GLUE

The Kansas women's club will
mcd with Mrs. Lucy Cowley. 1895
AurorH ave. Friday. February IS.
Luncheon at 1890 o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-12

| n ~ " '1sNsF'T w ''"'
A whist and 500 party viii he
given Friday evening. February 10.
by X. n. \. camp No. 1891 at Green.
wood hall, S3rd and Greenwood.
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VALENTINE CARD PARTY

VALENTINE CARD PARTY
The spiritualls, Society OF Rainier
Valley viii hold Valentine card
party Friday. February 10. at the
home OF Mrs. Joseph Kjellgrcn, 7935
50th ave. s. Friends and members
invited
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VALENTINE DANCE

VALENTINE DAME
The auxiliary Of Theodore Roosc.
Welt post No. q viii give valen.
tine dance Friday evening, February
10. at Roosevelt hall 1881 Third
ave
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Is expecting to be nj the Valentine
party on board. February 18th. 100
per cent We wonder how many
other groups viii be there. They
challenge the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-12

Unnecessary giggling Is banned by
the Kctohi group. They have de.
cidcd they win have a slang box. "a
fine Of one cent TO be imposed for
every slang word or unnecessary or
pointless gigRle
Two girls, Mary Helen McCorbcat
and Rosemary McCadams. were
taken into the group.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-12
WASHINGTON

Washington Blvd. w. c. r. Z. will
meet at the home Of Mrs. Mary
Yerden. 423 3ist ave. ~. Friday,
February II. 81 1880 =. ~. Mrs
T. H.. wiley Will spenk on Christian
Citizenship" The public is invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-12

Qunnnacut Campfire group held
their weekly meeting a. the First
NJ +. church Thursday afternoon.
A cong practice was followed hy
plans Tor commercial meeting, \
birthday box has been Instituted
and iE under the supervision Of
irma Bates Mira Gardner. the
guardian. gave some idea on craft
work Work on the craft articles
20 b. sent 10 the March national
exhibit has just begun
Mabel aud irna Bates, Mildred
snyder and Jessie Harris arc trying
20 earn their way 10 the Pacific
Coas, conference 10 be held IN Cali
fornia In April This group expects
to b. very we'll represented at the
conference, they Niy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-12

Elsa shuberi writes from the
BeIlingham Normal that the groups
there arc TO have o page In the
Normal Annual, a halfpa picture
and a 300-word article.
A training course Is TO be conduct
cd for which the girls will get credit
as an academic subject. The faculty
seems 10 be very interested In the
work. and is cooperating wonder
fully. ~ the next meeting the girls
are starting bookbinding. The head
Of the industrial department is going
TO teach this class Besides just hav.
inS the fun OF Campfire group for
themselves. these girls are actively
training themselves ms Campfire
leaders.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-12

Sunowa group OF Auburn just sent
In their report for the past year.
They truly seem to have been doing
things
one week they kcpt what they
called Unselfish week. They say that
they never before realized just ex.
actly how much they thought OF
themselves. and now are planning to
extend Uuselfish week 10 unselfish
life.
This group started the year with
II girls Now there are 20 regular
members and three members In
spirit who are away at school,
The wakutahsni Campfire group
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4 kodak contest. open TO all
Campfire Girls, is under way. Any
subject dealing with Campfire is
eligible. The sets Of pictures must
come in three prints. and the clos
ing date is March Is. The following
subjects are suggested: Pictures
OF Campfire Girls doing things
aboard Camaraderie: the entire ship
is open to girls for kodakery .
Pictures Of girls In groups, hiking,
etc 3-Usc Campfire costume in
all pictures. white MILDLY dark
skirt, dark shoes and stockings.
4. Try dlhouettcs. 5. Get action in
the pictures and make them tell a
story"
Captain Kidd thinks that since the
Camaradcrie was given to the Camp
fire Girls by Captain Keen, and some
nice Campfire friends have helped
with the reconstruction, that all the
remaining work should be done by
the Campfire Girls and their mothers
and dads and friends. Captain Kidd
thinks so. and 10 prove that he is
willing TO help he took ono of his
best pirate ships and renamed It
"Wohelo." Then he talked with tho
Campfire leaders and decided TO
make February ship month" Dur.
ing Ship month he thought II would
be good thing II every Campfire
group would do something to make
Camaraderie "A nicer place tcven II
It's. only hemming dish towclsl But
the big thing, he thought. should be
the voyage OF the pirate ship "Wo.
hello"
you tell them" said he, that |
want every Campfire Girl and Firc.-
fly and mother and dad to get tick. I,
cis early" for the ship sails Fehru. |
AIRY 81. To secure your tickets YOU
must prepare by Swing money, by
going without candy and shows and
things and on February 81 the be-
ginning OF the Camaraderie's second |
year. and the date of the big annual |
open house. Wen let out the sails on
the "Wohelo" and in the name of
Campfire loyalty and CAPTAIN Kidd
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BETA THETA ri
MOTHERS CLUB

The regular monthly meeting Of
the Mothers club Of Beta Theta
ri will be held Mt the chapter
house. Friday, February ~. at =
.. m
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ROSE SOCIETY AUXILIARY
The auxiliary to the Seattle Rose
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Campfire Girls

last summer Suu8ua rmprl tur
"a uvrk ou "a lake near Auburn
The guardian Says b. mrWb'ra
managed their camp very wen and
arc planning 10 So again lhIa spring
and also are planning foT week at
Stealth
lu April during the Epr,nE ylcr
iiou. the girls are planning % SO
90 the Pacific Northwest Electrical
private summer camp for the week
ALo thsy are planning some rpring
hikes as soon u8 wr can get out
into the woods They swim in %
tank that la reserved for Campfire
Girls every Monday after school
For their craft work they are
decorating candles with sealing wax
ami 'oiufvf pHfuNHK paper fipwrH-
They dip sweet peas. roses and 9th
err flowers IN WAX, and pat them
into baskets which. ALSO, they made
Book end and plaques n wood aad
clay are two Of the other things
they are making
The money spent on ruft work.
ON honor beads and half of the ma.
iionBl dues the glrs earn them
selves. Sometimes they earn b iu.
diyiduully, but more frequently an
a group one Of tho things they
ala to earn money was 90 give a
Campfire play from which they
CLEARED $50.
AZ Thanksgiving the girls made
a lonely old man happy by nxiug
a box Tor him, A. Christmas they
found IA family Of three small chill.
drcn and mother who were very
poorly nourhhrd 10 provide for
They fixed lovely boxes for each
member OF the family and sent
them hhlf ton Of coal.
They assist churches IN many
ways Last spring they rold 1850
worth Of tickets for one church
which u building They were Of
fercd a room IN u which they may
furnish In any way they wish and
have for real clubroom.
An entertainment for the teach.
crs and silver tea are two OF the
social functions FOR which plans
arc now being made.
Al,ho they are planning 90 come
10 tho ship some time soon for a
slumhcr party and 60 camp next
summer they cannot come too soon
for US A. they themselves say.
May tho girls OF an the world do
nA much aud enjoy as much the
Campfire program an they do"
To Leayrnworth' The snowshoe
trip Is scheduled for Leayrnworth
this year To visit the fields The
following girls are registered; Hen
firtln Simon. Elaine Ewrpson. Luclia
Weed, Gensviryc Proctor. Dorothy
iodson. Betty Cooper. DiadrmA
Woodin, Catherine Middleton. Mar.
Farci Kelly. Peggy Hazard. Natalie
Cohen. Mary tlmore. Anne fillmore.
Elaine HryEEcr. Polly Brown and
Pauline Bcrgrron Miss Ruth A.
Brown win be In charge Of the
party. Plans now include SNOW
shooting. skiing, ice skating and
mountain climbing an the winter
sports IN the calendar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-12

4. Try silhouettcs. 5, Get action in
the pictures and make them tell a
story"
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TTsH.AMER1cAN
ASSOCIATION
BALLARD W. c. r. .,

The women's Missionary society
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Mrs. Eliza Ferry Lenry and her
brother. Mr. Pierre Ferry left
WEDNESDAY on ten days' motor
trip to California
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-05-01
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COVE COMMENTS
&c. a. Renouf)
= &c go =

read an article on fake anti
que furniture which was both a.
muSing and informative which de-
Scribed how boards were buried
in swamps for three years and
other processes to simulate the
ancient aspect even to boring
worm holes and wearing down the
edges. 1t is to laugh, how mon
led folks part with good hard
cash for uncomfortable sol distant
antiques. Me for overstuffed dav-
exports with plenty of downy
cushions to get real rest in the
soft embraces Of modern luxurious
upholstery, and a good sanitary
spring bed with thick mattresses
that yield to the figure without
smothering one as was the case
with the cid time feather beds
with stuffy chintz over !ayngS
On one OCCASION | was pIowling
around the north coast of France
and in back room in a house at
st. Malo saw i very handsome new
old armorie full of cupboards and
drawers "a was offered same for
an intellectually low sum, less
than 100 francs. As / did not
wantthe armorie when / got back
to Gurnsey | told a local furni-
ture man who promptly went over
aud bought it and no doubt made
good profit on it. 1t was Ger
tainly handsome piece ef furni-
ture, well made Of weathered oak.