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Evening star., 1925-02-08
Lady Isabella Howard
Charity Ball Patroness

Patronesses for the ball to be given
at the New Willard Monday, February
16, for the benefit of that interest
ing charity, the Episcopal Home for
Children, include: Lady Isabella
Howard, Nine. Wroblewska, Mrs
James Couzens, Mrs. Claude Swan
son, Mrs. Willard Salisbury, Mrs
Frederick Dent Grant, Mrs. Charles 5.
Dewey, Mrs. Hayne Ellis, Mrs. Alvin
T. Hert, Mrs. George Barnett Mrs
Frank J. Hogan. Mrs. Frederick A.
Keep, Mrs. 4. Davis ireland. Mrs.
James Parmelee, Mrs. Ralph Jenkins,
Mrs. Nicholas Luquer, Mrs. Robert +.
Lee, Mrs. John c. Boyd, Mrs. Peter A.
Drury, Mrs. Harry L. Haynes,
Mrs. John c. Fremont, Mrs. A.
Mitchell Carroll, Mrs. David DuBoise
Gaillard and Mrs. f. A. Hartman.
The boxes for the ball are being
taken rapidly and it promises to be
one of the most pleasing dancing
events of the Winter.
Evening star., 1925-02-08
Church Of Nativity
Benefit PROGRAM

The annual card party for the
benefit of tho Church of Nativity
on Georgia avenue will be held at
the Washington Hotel tomorrow
evening at S:30 o'clock. The list
of patrons and patronesses includes
the Rev. F.. X. Bischoff. Mrs. Anton
Auth, Mrs. Frank ]. Auth, Mrs. DAILY
ridge Beavers, Miss Elenor Bergling.
Miss Elizabeth Bischoff, Mrs. William
II. Boaz, Mr. Charles Cassidy. DR..
Albert j. Carrico, Mrs. Maurice r.
Colbert, Mrs. Harry NJ Crandall. Mrs.
James Il. Connolly, Mrs. John ]. Con-
nelly. Mrs. Ulysses Cunningham, Mr..
Il. ]. De Lacey, Mr.. Peter A. Drury,
Mrs. Katherine Ferrero, Mrs Dam
lei j. Goheen, Mrs. John H. Hunter,
Mrs. Michael j. Hurney. Mrs. James
r. karnes, Mr.. Gregor Kramm, Mrs.
Harry v. Lansdaie, Mrs. John, Nc
Kenna, Mrs. George b, Mullin, Mrs,
Raymond Neudecker. Mrs. Patrick.
+. O'Connor. DR.. +. j. ODonnell, Mrs.
Louis ockershausen, Mrs. James
Orme, Mrs. Henry ]. Quinn. Mrs.
Charles Riordon, Mrs. Maurice J.
Sheehan, Mrs. E. Harold Smith. Mrs,
Louis j.. Wahl, Mrs. Rudolph II.
Yeatman and Mr.. Joseph Zegowizt.
Evening star., 1925-02-08
West Virginia Society
Plans Annual BANQUET

The regular monthly meeting of the
West Virginia Society was held We'd
nesday at the Masonic Hall in Mount
Pleasant, Mr.. L. N. Morgan president,
presiding. 1t was decided to hold the
annual banquet Saturday evening,
February 21, at THE Hamilton Hotel,
at 8 o'clock, to which all West Vir-
ginians are invited.
Mr.. J. Martin Scranage is chair
man of the committee to make the
arrangements. -
Mrs. Hattie b. Martin, chairman of
the entertainment committee, took
charge OF the meeting and. added a
fine program which included a play by
the little girls of the members of one
of the chapters of the Eastern Star
in the city.
The entertainment was followed by
refreshments, Mrs, w. t. George be-
ing chairman of the committee.
Evening star., 1925-02-08
Flanders Field Unit
Plans Valentine Ball

The Flanders Field Unit of the
American Woman's Legion is giving
its annual Valentine ball at $50
o'clock Saturday evening at the
United States Marine Barracks, for
the benefit of the disabled veterans
of the World War.
A group of very earnest work ers
have undertaken to make the ball
one of the most attractive that have
been given in the city this season.
They are making it a carnival occa-
sion, with refreshments and favors,
and the music will be furnished by
the Marine Band
Miss Marie J. Mcguire is chairman
of the ball committee, with Mrs
Evening star., 1925-02-08
Missourians. to Hold
Meeting February 1e

Mr.. George H. O'Connor win sing at
ciety, which will be held at the
Roosevelt Hotel Monday evening, Feb
ruary 16. The principal address will
be by Mr. Frank w. Mondell, and
other attractive features will be on
the program.
The March meeting of the society
will be the annual dance. and will be at
the Hotel Washington the evening of
March 3.
Evening star., 1925-02-08
Canadian Society's
PROGRAM Elaborate

The bridge and five hundred party
at the Harrington Hotel. Monday eve
ming at 8 o'clock, arranged by the
Canadian Society, under the chairlnan-
ship Of Mrs. Robert J. Bates, assisted
by Mrs. Cyrus Whitney Culver, Mrs
Joseph Michaelson, Mrs. Fred A. Cold
well, Mrs. w. H. Ross, Dr. Miller
Ramsey and Mr.. Milton Trenham,
looks like 1T would be very success
full function. judging by the number
of reservations being made
1t is under the patronage of Lady
Isabella Howard, Mrs. William
Howard Taft, Mrs f. A. Hartman.
Mrs. Harry III. Kerr. Mrs. ]. Stanley
Durkee, Mrs. Merchant Mahoney and
Mrs. John Irwin Steele
Evening star., 1925-02-08

A four-story building finished in
marble is being erected by a nayiea
tion company in Honolulu at a cost
of $750.000.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-07
MITCHELL BITTERLY
ARRAINGS AUTHORITIES

Farther Indictment of the navy
and war departments was made by
Col. William A. Mitchell, air Off
ecr of the eight corps area, from
san Antonio. Texas, Saturday in
later dispatches. The Press in its
Saturday issue published part of
Mitchell s arraignmcnt. Below is n
continuation of the same inter
view.
"The conduct Of affairs by these
two departments, as far as aviation
is concerned has been so diskusting
IN the last few years rs to make
any self respecting person ashamed
of the cloth he wears. Were il
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-07
NAVY OFFICIALS
ABANDON HOPE: OF
RESCUING AIRMEN
(Contiued from page y

lent ocean within Widespread
area of the point where the sea-
plane landed has been gone over.
Moving hv direction from naval
radio Headquarters here, with the
search plotted on charts so every
portion of the secs would be thor
ougly secured, the navy an horities
have assured themselves that they
have done everything possible to
find the missing adVenturcrs.
But without II trace Of the plane
or its occupants, the navy now adj
mitS what has been Tie unofficial
opinion for days-that Commander
Rodgers and his men have gone TO
their deaths.
"Wc feel that there is nothing
more W" can do" Captain Moses
said. Had the plane still been
afloat, we would have found it be-
fore this. We are certain now that
the, tra2c3r We feared occurred
Our companions are undoubtedly
dead-hcroes Of progress III naval
aviation.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-07
Dir g.ible Parts
70 BE Inspected
Ny United Press LEASED Wire


CALnWET.L Ohio, Sept. z. =
Parts of the wrecked Shenandoah to
be used by the final court Of in.
qnily which contcnes at Lakehmt,
!. j. next week to investigate the
disaster, were Grated and shipped to
Iakehurst today.
The naval court Of inquiry here,
headed by Commander Jacob Klein
has completed its investigation ana
VII now rcmain in Caldwell until
III" mngIed aluminium hun of the
III fatrd ship is sold TO the highest
bidder.
Several aluminium products con
cefhS ar" preparing to bid for the
battered skeleton, Klein sad.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-07

not for the great patriotism Of our
air Officers and their ahsoluc con-
fidence III the institutions of the
United States, konwing that soon
cr of later existing conditions would
be changed. / doubt if one of them
would remain with the colors-cer-
tNinlv not, if he were real man.
"II shall mention only few
things III conection with the dis
graceful performances which have
occurred this summer.
Seeing no progress in our eli
forts, which had been continued for
years, to convince or even seriously
interest the governing bodies Of
the war and navy departments ia
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-07
ACT SAVES LIVES
OF CREW, MAY COST
FOREMAN HIS LIFE

MERGED, Calf, Sept. T.
Because CT danger CT falling
steel, Thomas Page, 29, fore
man of a section of men work
ing en- the steel cage of tun-
mel on the Yosemite road, ord
cred his crew outside and re-
manned alone to attempt to re-
pair the defects.
A ton of steel fell On him.
His 5ack was broken, five
ribs were fractured, several
vertegToe We're injured and he
is not expected to live.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-07
WRECkAGE PROVES TO
BE THAT OF SANPk.N

HONOLULU, Sept. :. = Latest
flare Of hope in the unceasing
search for the seaplane PN9-1 has
been eNtinguishet. An dntar-is-
Land steamer reported yesterday Il
drifting seaplane in Kauai channel.
It proved, however, TO he the
wreckage Of 4 japanese sampan.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-07
NOTICE OF TIME and PLACE
APPOINTED FOR PROVING
Nrrrr a N~rN rIrh D rNrc, hDpr

~ ~ ~ ~ NJ Ai'AL' NAINI 4 LANA
POINTED FOR PROVING
WILL AND HEARING APPLI-
CATION FOR LETTERS TESLA
MGNTARv.
IN the Superior Court of tho County
Of Imperial, State of California.
ln the Matter of the Estate of
Tom Loukides, Deceased.
Notice is Hereby Given that n
petition for the probate of the viii
Of Tom Loukidcs, deceased, and for
the issuance to Sam Kokinos of let
tcrs tcstamentary, has been filed in
this court, and that Friday, the 25th
day of September, 4. D., 1925, at
. o'clock p. m, Of said day, at the
courtroom Of Department l of said
court, st tie courthouse in the Citv
Of FL Centre, County Of Imperial,
state Of California. has been set for
tie hearing Of said petition, when
Qal whore any person interested
nav appear and contest the same,
..ua show cause, If any they have,
why a0id petition should not be
granted.
Dated September 1st, 1925.
G. 6, MOUSSEAU, Clerk.
BY C. T.. Williford, Deputy Clerk.
IIickcox & Trudc, Attorneys for Pc
titioners. 3tl0
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-07
-NOTTnH az, rSrrA1-

notice If hrrbv given that the
fnderi i...a las talcn up. uroa the
promises l.rc.uafte- described, tho
following Described animal. towi.:
Ono Jetaer heifcr, abont enc year
tad With brand bG on LEFT hind
h.p, aa| oE tao r~ah.b'e value Of
S25.00.
Faat said animH was token IN
and is row confined on thn Manuel
Grare place, , miIr H.os. oe Ne
'9hc s.aoo': that within thirty
days after t'je date Of this notice.
II .H.j animal is net claimed br the
owner thereof. Ii viii be dol.verad
to 'hc constable ot FL Cntro town.
ship, IWperjal county, California
for ale under az 1000 General
lasfs of California.
(Signodt
NAETEL GRACE.
Dated August ., l9--
Aug II S = II
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-07
NOTICE

To Whom II Mr. Courorn:-
iu accordaucc with provisions oc
Act Cf May %, 1927, (Chaptcr 4&I,
California Civil Codc,J the under
signed corporation, Coca Cola Bot,
TING Works Of Imperial Valley, Inc,
hereby gives notice of its adoption
Of Il bottle as illustrated herein and
shown in drawing filed with office
Of the Secretary of the State of
California;:
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-07
GAMES TODAY


Boston at New York, two
games.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn, two
games.
Chicago at Pittsburgh, two
games.
Cincinnati at st. Louis, two
two games.
American
New York at Boston, two
games.
Washingtonat Philadelphia,
two games.
Chicago at Cleveland, two
games.
st. Louis at Detroit, two
games.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-07
SEELEY
BY prcsa slncf Correspondent

~
&EELEb, Sept. sapi. r Miss
Helen sheldon and Harold Doty Of
Easadeoa were quietly married
September ] n high noon al the
home Of the brides parents, Mr..
and NJ T. II sheldon Of Seeley.
Ti'e bride WIS charming in gown
II @lite crepe d. chine. trimmed in
iaee. She carried q bouquet Of white
carnatians with white streamcrs OF
ribbon. Onlv relatives Gf both
families were guests at tie wedding.
Chicken sandwiches, ic" crcam, tea
md cake we've served. They loft
tor Pasadcua, where Mr. Doty
makes his home.
Mrs. J. +. Gaifaher and children
-" visiting in Gatarjo aud Chino
this week.
Mrs. l.. ". Copeland entertained
at dinner recently, Mrs. .jcss Rog
trs and daughter Helen.
Mrs. |. N. TrammeI and child
rem are home after spending tho
suumcr At jacumba.
Chester Noel is ia Les Angeles Oh
business this week.
H. T. GatIaaer. j. +. Oftclie and
Mrs hittir Trimmer aga srnn ,fi1-
ing new ears.
Edith Davts, who spent tde ta/
mer - Jar4mta, has ramur,Nta
her hom" hare.
9 Aire. card Beaburam has retHn-
e from = vacation IT er.re.
+. l.. Richardson of nrmet is Wis.
i',ne tbe j. H. Dayis f9mii@.
ihe L. =. - family Is eaioy.
ia@ = rev err.
Mr. and Nfs. L. N. Ei,gore re,
tunnel. fgom an cgfef3ed taip as
Ia east as Tes2= and h.ek tifHseat
northern California.
\. Z. P.eaa IS oHeratiae the ~
Icy Long staaae SIN, anHas mott
staHte. IT.. Iascv ts3 tae tla,t IT,
49, -. tH It ''T#.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-07
Y 10 TIVIW UN ITF IINH"TEIUN.
Experimental Ship

smash his plane when it was turred
over to them by the fisherman.
Experimental Ship
"Then the disaster to the Shen-
andoah--kiliing Captain Lausdowno
the last Of our really cxrcrienccd
airslip captains, 4 splendid man,
with his companions, following in
the wake of Cantain Marley and
Captain MaNfield, our aifship com
mandcrs who have gone bfore.
~ do not knew exactly what
happened to the poor Shenandoah.
She was an experimental ship, built
in this country. believe she was
about 80 per cent overweight in
her structure. She had broken
away from her mooring mast-an
inefficient way of handling air
ships, anyway-last snriug and her
whole structure was badly strain
Cd.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-07

Illinois woman Judge held court
in her home, That S where they
usually law down the law.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-07

Wall Street broker is broke. Lost
about a million. One who wishes is
liable to lose his bait.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-07
M'TChElL'S FATE
TO LIKELY REST
With PRESIDENT Els

Confined from page y
stirred the armed services of the
country. A showdown on the ad-
Of the war and navy
departments is certain.
Many regard Mitchell S assertions
as ridiculous effusions of a man
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-07

who seeks to be made a nartYr.
Others, however, believe he has
SEATED the cas" exactly MG dare
the government 10 open up against
h.m.
No real action is expected for IS
houre. Everything awaits the III
Nc-tiga,ion by Major General Kinds
which wi! probably not he complet-
cd until tomorrow or Wednesday,.
Ii tho administration decides to
punish Mitchell, formal charges will
b" mad" by the inspector general Of
the eighth corps area and preferred
against Mitchell, who will be plac-
cd under arrest.
Three Courses Open
Three courses at action are open :
!. Prosecution for conduct unbe-
coming an officer and gentleman,
the penalty for which is dismissal.
>. Prosecution for conduct preiu.
dieiai to good order and discipline.
the penalty for which is up to the
court martial and may include a Jail
sentence.
8. simple roprimaud.
Mitchell does not expect or want
to be let off with n reprimand, and
war department officials believe the
charges he has made are too serious
to ignore.
Any sentence imposed by the
court martial would have to be re
viewed by the President and Mr..
Coolidge VIII take this into consid-
er2tion in deciding ON the admin
IStration S course against him.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-07

COCACLOA BOTTLTNG WORKS.
or IMPERIAL VALLEY, Inc.
Aug Il - 81 S : II.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-07

Hae ~ asat=. r.fa' ar4r THIN.
sa#as.a ~ 6a'aaas - peaches
. att NIL t..l crop - 25e8
i4st#. eaa b5.t per re#s oI thc
l''a"'.fs pr" 10 at California.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-07

smash his plane when it was turned
-nNnI. to fhotn hN thn fiahnrr,nn
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-07

\. Z. P.etee IS oHeratine tha ~
10y Long ate esa, ginning shSpt
staH'e. NJ Iases ts3a tee tissl IT,
AaeH=ae. e#eHl#fa~rH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21

picnic supper next Thursday. July
23rd, In honor OF Mrs. Betty sey-
mour Of San Diego. Mrs. Seymour
conducts a public stenographic and
Advertising service in the Southern
city and is in Seattle this week as
a delegate TO the Pacific Advertis-
ing Club convention. She win also
attend the district convention OF
the international Association Of
Public Stenographers next Satur-
day at Tacoma. before leaving for
her home
The picnic will be at the home Of
Miss Wilhelmina Frizlen. former
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21
Announce Engagement
OF kdthlga Backus

Mr. and Mrs. Sanford o Baclus
announce the engagement Of their
daughter. Kn,hlyn. 90 nr John Rus
sch Morris, nephew OF Mr.. and Mrs
George W. otterson.
The news was made known this
afternoon az bridge tea Miss
Baekus gave AZ her home in honor
Of her sister, Mrs Kenneth X. Dean.
who recently arrived in town from
New York 70 spend the summer bore.
Miss Backus graduated from Mount
Royal College. Calgary. Alta. and
attended the University OF wash.
ing;on.
Or. Morris attended the Univer-
sity Of Washington. where he IL az.
filiated with Delta Tau Delta FRA
tcrnlty. and graduated from North
Pacific Dental college IN Portland.
where he is a member OF Nj Psi Phi
The wedding viii take place in Sep.
TENDER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21
Fortune Telling Booths
az IoRetiaR CalmirnL

Tho ncnuyFuhrman Guild viii
be in charge or the fortune telling
booths az the Venetian Carnival
FRIDAY az tho home of Mrs, a. =.
ostrandcr and Mrs Otis Floyd lam,
son.
Mrs Samuel Leroy Crawford is
chairman OF tho committee In
charge. assisted by Mrs. W. Il Pat.
ten. Mrs, W r., Waldo. Mrs. l.. l..
stephens, Miss Mildred stephens.
Mrs. $. W Barker. Mrs. Z. n.
Harold, Mrs. \. W. Mylroie. Mrs,
II, n Morris. MIs. ], T., Ncstor.
Mrs " G, Gable. Mrs II. w. clark,
Mrs. W, u, Branch, Mrs, Harris
Emmons, Mrs. A. T. Marshall,
Those who viii peer into tho IN.
turu for tho pleasure Of Interested
seekers win ho Mrs T.. n, HRnley,
Mia. Ernest Dunbar CLARK. Miss
Marie Carlson. Miss Julia Carlson.
\ group 81 gypHy s,roueru In,
eludes the Misses Jane Caldwell.
irmenEardo patten. Wilma Watson.
Katherine Folsom. Katheryn Hau.
ley and Mrssrs Boris Jurin, WI.
liam pcase. Curtis MaNcy. John De.
moss, Jack Nash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21
Delightful Reading

Ellen Van Volkenborg gave one
Of her delightful and most unusual
readings last evening. In the Little
theater or tho Cornish school.
Choosing j. NJ BarrlcH comedy.
Alice SIT by tho Fare" she on
Unused a large audience with her
fascinating characterization OF the
different members Of the cast.
Miss Van volkenberRs reading f.
not II reading in the ordinary sense
Of the word. but her recollection OF
the play an she saw II. She has
seen the play but once. and has
not studied tho lines. so there IS
a mannsrism and Joy In her work
which Is not seen in the readings
which others give Her work as
an actress, her unusual accomplish.
monts az play producer, all com
hlne 10 make her work fascinating
and wonderful
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21
Music
Sara Bair to Give
Recital Wednesday Night

Miss sara Balr talented young so-
prano OF Now York, viii be heard
ln recital wednesday evening, July
90. IN tho Junior ballroom az tho
Olympic
Mario Chnmlee Metropolitan opera
tenor. has predicted an interesting
future for this State Of Washington
girl who was born IN Yakima and at
tended Washington state college.
where sho was member Of Kappa
Alpha Theta and Mu Phi Epsilon
sororities.
Miss Barr who n the guest OF Miss
Mayme Mcdonald, under whose man
agoment tho recital viii be given,
win return 20 New York In the fail
TO continue her studies.
John Hopper. pianist. viii assist
Miss Dair IN tho following program.
Come and Trip It..ssArr by Carmichael
tOld EnEiishl
10 SUITS Trop Jsunstte ...,,..,......,
.......,,,,Arr. ny Deems Taylor
0Eariy Frsneh)
Pastoral s-H-ss fssf-ssss. ...-Nerhrin
Eariy i,aiisnJ
Miss hair
Request group
Prelude IN q Minor ..,........ diers
asfsnaio In u flat Major ...,..., ou0yy
Noyslstis IN y Major ...u.. ,hehumnuH
I'm Npute .ssrfrssas.rrs.v.... .opdufd
NJ Hopper
Aux Temps dee ices. Roschlln
Lament t-ssrss-sss.s..ss..- Duparn
~ heLumbo .s....,.. ..,s.'.'.. Aorst
tHtns 1alhnteh ssrfsrsssr.ss...s..r Ham
Miss Blair
Tho Crying ot Water, csmpbs ll-Tipton
Wings OF Might .......... tWintsr watts
'hIH HHsFf-r srHssHrss zee winter watts
Tho Lttls Shepherds Song Winter watts
Mlsa uaiF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21
Dinner Before
Dance Toniqht

Before Mr., and Mrs James ID.
Hogs's dance tonight, az their home.
'SunnyercHi," at The Highlands. a
nohost dinner at The Colt club VIII
include Mr and Mrs, c. +. Farms
worth. Mr. aud Mrs. Cecil Bacon.
Mr., and Mrs + y. Jamison. Or. and
Mrs. Franklin X. Nlunday and Mr..
and Mrs, William N. Bolcom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21
Personal

Miss Bcrcnicc Butler returned
Monday from a ten days visit with
Miss lla Nichols ~ Hood River. Orc.
Mrs A. Rookie Robertson sprut the
weekend in Vancouver. b G.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence shaw left
Monday on weeks motor trip TO
Port Angeles and The Olympic reu.
inauIa
Or and Mrs Clarence shannon
Virginia sheahani removed Monday
from the Hotel sorrento to the Fair
fax apartments
Mr. and Mrs. A. II Moon Of Pasa.
dena. and Sir. and Mrs l. Moon
aud Miss Gertrude Moon OF Oakland,
arrived Saturday by motor and arc
the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. james
Morrison.
Miss Alison King Of Vancouver. r.
C., is the guest Of Mlss Meribeth
Gerbel this week,
Mrs J d. Farrell and Miss Helen
Farrell lctt Sunday on trip to
California.
Mrs Frank G. Taylor and Mrs l..
L. Love returned Monday from a trip
20 Alaska.
Miss Nellie ToWnc returned Mond-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21
Entertain for
House Guest

Mr.. and Mrs. William Chorus will
entertain at dinner Thursday even.
ing az their home In honor Of Mrs.
Palmer Martin and her daughter.
Mrs. Walter schenk. of Chicago, who
WIN arrive Wednesday 70 be their
house guests for a few weeks.
Saturday afternoon Mrs. Chorus
viii entertain with a nah ionkg
luncheon at the College club Tor her
guests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21

Harry Mansfield and Alr. Eggars,
wednesday evening. July %. at 1881
Seventh ave. w. will be served from
9 TO 1850 O'Clock. The proceeds will
go TO the unit OF the Chiidren's homo
at Vancouver, wash. All knights,
members OF Pythlan temples and
friends, invited. A short program.
games and dancing has been ar
ranged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21
Hosts at Dinner
This Eueping

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas GresninS
will entertain with small dinner
this evening az the University club
before tho Hose dance. in honor
Of air. and Mrs. William n. Ed.
munds % Clear Lake. Cal. who are
in town for short visit az The
olympic. en- route TO Alaska
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21
Mrs. Felger Gives
Small Luncheon

Mrs W W Fciger entertained
with an informal luncheon this after
noon az the Sunset club in compll.
ment 90 Miss Hazel Landss. who re-
Gently returned from three months
trip East
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21
Picnic for Visitors

To honor Bishop aud Mrs Ernest
shayler OF Nebraska. Mr. and Mrs
A, T Zimmerman viii entertain with
picnic on "Wednesday afternoon az
their home at Medina.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21

charge Of Queen Anne Guild. repre-
scented by Mrs. J a. whailey and
Mrs. s. y. Crockett. In the after
noon Mrs. O. a. suffer and Mrs.
j. Il. Parkinson win have charge for
Iuterlaknn Guild.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21
EhtertdiRS at
Bridge Luncheon

Mrs. A. ~ BusAell entertained u
guests az luncheon and bridge Thurs
day afternoon. AZ tho home o. Mr..
Bushels mother. MIR. r. q Bushcll.
at sunktst Beach. Three Tree Point
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21
Mrs. Price to GiUe
Small Luncheon

Mrs. Andrew Price viii entertain
with a small luncheon ut her home
Thursday afternoon. IN honor OF Mrs.
Philip Weyerhasusor OF Coucr
d'Alene. who is visiting In town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21
Mrs Is: "a BIrke Wdl Be Honored at Tea; Three
HW BE ComplimeRted at Luncheon

Mrs ALENANpER RAILLir
Az and Airs, Montgomery Russell
have issued cards 10 tea ON Tues.
day afternoon, July rs, fnom until
& O'Clock
Tho affair viii bo given az Mrs.
Bailies home ana viii honor Mr,.
Burke. who with Iudgc Burke re.
Gently returned from several months
uayCl abroad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21
Mrs. FiiSon TO
Gre Affnir ThnrSdnn

Mrs. g g. Filson viii bee hostess
At bridge luncheon Thursday an
erRoon az Rainier chapter house.
SixtS five guests win be enter
tanned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-21
Small Dinner at Home

Air and Mrs Henry Dearborn will
entertain with a small dinner at their
homo tonight preceding Mr.. and Mrs
James -. HoGa's dance