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New Britain herald., 1925-06-03

With an array like this, the local team should have no trouble in de- feating the Manchester Army and Navy team which battIed them last year for first place. The team will hold regular workouts at the park this month.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-03
EASTERN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results Albany 2, Bridgeport 1. Hartford 3, Pittsfield 1. Springfield 5, New Haven 2. Waterbury at Worcester, wet grounds.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-03
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Yesterday

NdTICS ICSlUTUdy Brooklyn 6, New York 5. G2 innings.
 Boston F. Philadelphia 5. St. Louis s, Cincinnati ?. (Other clubs not scheduled).
New Britain herald., 1925-06-03

Babe Ruth started to feel the heft of the bat yesterday when in four trips to the plate he connected for a double and a single. The Big Bam will start knocking them in the |bleachers soon. In his first game, he hit one of his famous drives that went foul b ylnches, Nothing big Is expected of him until he regains his legs and strength.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-03
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

IVSttTUdyS ItcSU1tS Syracuse 10, Toronto ?. Baltimore IS. Jersey City ?. Reading $. Providence 4 Q3 in nings). Rochester s, Buffalo 1.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-03
RRIDGEpoRT.ALRANY

Albany, June 8. (AP)-Mccorry's single, after Butler had been passed purposely scored Emmerich in the ninth inning and gave Albany ! to 1 victory over Bridgeport yester- day. The score :
New Britain herald., 1925-06-03
The Standing

Games Today Cincinnati at St. Louis. Boston at Philadelphia. (Other teams not scheduled).
New Britain herald., 1925-06-03
R, H. E
sPRINGF1ELD.NEw HAVEN

New Haven, June 3.--springfeld defeated New Haven here yesterday to 2. Loftus walked the first man in three, innings and all of the vis- itprs' runs resulted through these hsndicaps. The score:
 F. H. E. Springfield ., O2O00OO12-5 g 1 New Haven .. 10O10O000-2 g 2
 Foster and J. o'Neill; Loftus and Berger.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-03

On the Veterans team are such men ss Bernard Connolly Of Colgate Whs has developed into star un-
New Britain herald., 1925-06-03

Once again. the Communities of Msriden wants to challenge the Fall cons and Pirates of this city. Con- nections with these teams can be made by the managers of the local outfits through George Lawson, who Is . linotype operator on the Herald stan.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-03

Chucky Wojsck's condition Is re- ported to be much improved with rls advent of warm weather Wo- sok has been in bed the past week sIgering from a bad attack of bron-. tltis and his los has been felt by ne Hartford team. /
New Britain herald., 1925-06-03
Speaking s g of Sports

The Orioles haze failed as yet to conaect with game for the com ing Sunday. but the manager feels hopeful that he will connect with Igcod team for the weekend.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-03

Manager saviski of the Falcons Is trying to bring the HeTups of Hart ford here this Sunday. This will be ,he best attraction this season and a arge number of fans will be on deck to see the game providing ar- ansements go through.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-03

Up until thp time the game was a close one, but when Erickson came through in~such fine style it took the heart out of the city hall crowd and the rest of the game was un- exciting.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-03

Teams all throughout the state without home diamond are having difficulties this year in securing games. Most managers are looking for teams that'are able to give a home and home proposition and of course. those teams without home diamonds cannot meet each other for the simple reason that they will have no place on which to play.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-03

Coach Jack Argosy of the Rangers baseball team. put his charges through a stiff practice last night at the Pioneer diamond on Ellis street Last Sunday the team showed glar- ing weak spots in the defense and Coach Argosy streve to bolster up these departments last night. The team, he claims, has been suffused with q deluge of overconndence and this is what caused them to break last Sunday.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-03

The Pirates of this city have tum- hled into mess of hard luck with their twirlers. Last Sunday, Heins who went like a house atire for Is innings. twisted his ankle while sliding for a base and is laid up in bed. Now word from K. Saunders, manager of the Corsairs comes to the effect that an x-ray picture taken of Hein's injured leg snows all of the tendons and fragments torn and pulled. He will be out of the game for at least three weeks.
 On top of this, Lefty" Balmer re- ports that he will not be able to do any mound work for some time to come. He is also suffering from a left which is affected by a severe case of rheumatism.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
Entertain for
Former Resident

Mrs. Frederick Morgan Padeltord
entertained with tea nj her homo
ON Tuesday afternoon In honor OF
Mrs. Milton Gan,z. OF Elgin. H.. for.
merry OF Seattle. who IN visiting In
town.
Assisting were Mrs. Herbert Con.
don. Mrs, Robert Morris and tho
Misses Eva Trip, Ruth Haines. Mar.
joris Houlshauser. Eunice Lombard.
Sylvia Gowen and Eleanor Holmes.
Other affairs for Mrs, Gantz arc
bridge tea which Mrs. John +. Main
viii give az her home Friday AFTER.
noon and tho luncheon at which
Mrs, condon was hostess at her
home this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
Music and Art Fund
Reflects Officers

Members Of the Music and Art
Foundation fund held their annual
melting Monday afternoon in Fred
rick & Nelson's auditorium. Eight
members OF the board OF trustees
v,re elected TO serve for three years,
may are Mrs. a. $. Kerry. Mrs
IAnriou C. Henry. Mrs. c. D. slim
,cr Mrs. II. NJ. Strykcr. Mrs Eliza
S>,s Sander Lilly. Mrs. A. S. Dunlap.
Mrs. ". S. Griswoid and Mrs. S. +.
Nosely.
Prof. Clark Bisse,t. OF the Univer-
sy Of Washington. in his interest.
irs address before the organization.
nd. The mission OF the Music and
Art Foundation Is TO keep the cove
uazt q, God. the ark which contains
the element Of cur civilization. with
%, which We cannot live. Unless
music. art and culture abide in the
sip OF state they cannot be saved. :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
Campfire Girls

a report or hctiyfIsr or Campfire
Girls for ihn year ending April 20
follows.
I once Report Forty eight thou,
sand letters ErHts 200 letters and
bulletins cent 10 guardians and Firr:
25.O 600 copies or tho Torch distrIb.
utsdi 5000 pieces miscellaneous
Campfire literature distributed, APP
proum1tely 10000 people visited the
ship during the year. 2,49s ErShp
meetings held ABOARD ship eight
guardians training cuSrseF given,
l2G craft Glasses on weaving head.
bands. ceremonial gown decoration.
wood blocking tic dying. etc. nix Oh.
city council fires. 90 sIumnsr parties.
80 nromakora' or picnic dinners
/ Field -Four hundred eighty talks
given In Seattle NJ Campfire group
meetings PIT a. clubs, organic
tionr, etc; 1000 organized hikes.
weekend trips. etc. taken by groups.
[ Group projects directed toward puy.
ing ship Debt. Doughnut day pirate
fund. surprise fund, magazine drive.
! Publicity Regular weekly pub.
licity In all Seattle daily papers, one
article In st. Nicholas. two IN Sc.
attle Women. EycryRrls; several u.
Illustrated ship articles In papers thru,
out tho country mot including the
ship accident uticlcsl. the Torch sent
10 an parts Of the country. i4i dem.
onatratlons before groups Of people
turnout city.
Camp sealth Approximately 1000
people cumped during tho year.
sixteen hundred parents and friends
visited camp.
serylce-This report is approx
mate aud undoubtedly does not In.
cludc all service given.
Three hundred baskets filled for
poor families at Thanksgiving and
Christmas
Sixteen hundred Christmas stock
lngs and toys donated FOR Christmas
party
Two hundred girls given help TO
go 10 Camp sealth.
/ Clerical work done FOR Social Wei.
l fare league.
Garments made for Medina Baby
Home. Welfare league and city hos
pital.
Ten birthday parties at King
county home.
Twenty trips 10 hospital. old peo-
pies homes. etc. with programs
and refreshments.
Groups visited Washington Chill.
drcns Home. Mother Rythers home,
Ruth school. Parental school. etc.
Reading 10 The blind.
In addition to the above there
have been various group projects.
such as making quilts for shutins.
buying wood or coal for a family
during the winter. making layettes.
etc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
Personal

Mr aud Mr ; g. MeCollatrr
are expecting Nlr and Mrr Charles
l. Philips Of Sew York and BHlu
more 30 arrive bon town about June
3 20 ho their bourc guests fpr q
time.
.
Mrs o e. Graves Of Williams.
port, Pa, ls the guest Of Sir and
Mrs. A - Wainwright
Mrs Samuel Shaw Parks n Chi
cnEo. arrived In town Tuesday o.
Wait her sister. Mrs g = 81, Pratt
Tor a month or six weeks.
Mrs Richard ]. Murphy md
daughter, Billie Jane. lcft recently
Tor trip Of several months IN the
East and South
Mr. John A. Campbell returned
Monday from q trip 10 California
Mrs Charles Ross went 10 Portland
Tuesday Tor a short visit
Mr. and Mrs Allen Daugharly,
who have been in town Tor ten days.
left Tuesday night Tor their home In
san Francisco.
Mr. Charles Powers and Sir Law
renee Boyd ~ New York and Nir
ginin, who have been IN town FOR a
few days az The Olympic. left this
morning FOR the Orient 10 be gone
indefinitely
Mr. owen Wallace left Sunday
via Montreal. for Tyrone. Ireland.
10 be gone FiK months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
Spring Informal

lpysiaiioRs arc in the natl for
N, Young ladies' institute spring
rpunal. on Friday evening. juno
N the Italian room al The olym,
pc -.
mir are: Mrs. and Mrs. Maurice
n Isehey, Mrs. and Mrs. James
vscormack. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
n Manning. Mr.. and Mrs, James II.
gleason. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dres-
ali Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. sullivan.
NJ and Mrs. Eddie shechan.
Mss Grace Butler is chairman OF
N. committee In charge OF arrange
meats assisted By the Misses Rose
ve6raw. Bernieee Magee, Mary
crawford. Marion Holland, Angelina
Murphy. Elizabeth Pagan, Viola
syer. Hanna Tierney. Murloe Oar
nh. Genevieye Hahn, Rena Mon
uaIu. josephine Mailoy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
Tourists Like Hike
to Valley of Smoke

That there arc still tourists In the
world who prefer tho genuine rough
lifo TO tho soft beds and polished
dance floors ~ resort hotels is shown
In The booking OF two tourist parties
for the Valley Of Ten Thousand
Smokes, IN Alaska. the Chamber OF
Commerce stated Wednesday morn
Ing,
The trip 10 tho valley from Katmai
bay necssrlta'es n hike Of about 30
miles from the coast, according 10
the chamber. There r. no trail or
cabin on tho route.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
Miss Kauter
C0mplimented

10 honor Miss Monica kaufsr.
sno Is TO Be June bride. a mis-
e'isnsous shower and bridge tea
kas siysn Tuesday afternoon at the
aon1s Of Miss Winona Falk. AS
srins Miss Faux were Mrs. George
0pelsnd and Mrs. Ruby Worth.
oniy the intimate friends Of the
las1 OF honor. together with a
we group OF Alpha Delta ri
oIonty sisters. were invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
Annual Picnic at .'Lochkelden"; Californian
VII Be Complimented
,,llr momen.. unNersLly eluh N

nun womens University club will
epen rs June program with a
s.,.beon on Monday June !. az !
.s,,ock fer an past presidents ~ tho
nm ana the newly elected president,
~ Everett Clark. also the past
,-,,,,es ana the newly elected trus-
tees
~ annual club picnic on saturday,
y. isth. al l.ochclden. the home
!, Ms II. II. Denny and Mrs Flor,
-, Denny Helikor, on Lake Wash
'.s,on Members viii transfer 10 city
-, AZ University way and 10th
!. Al 1880 o'clock.
among the delightful numbers
.,,nnea for the entertainment OF tho
..,.,ts win he the presentation OF a
a. an tho green by the Womcn's
i'n,yesi,y Club Players,
psssryations for the affair VIII
.,,.a June Il. az noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
Engagement of Miss
Phillips Announced

Mr., and Mrs, Charles II. Phillips
announce the engagement OF their
daughter, Phyllis, TO Lieut.. John A.
snackenherg, L. $. ~, son OF Mrs.
John snaekenherg. OF brooklyn. \. Y,
Miss Phillips graduated from the
University OF Washington and Is a
member OF Alpha NJ Delta sorority.
Lieutenant snackenbcrg IL stationed
on the L, S. 5. Galveston IN Panama.
The wedding viii take place late
IN June.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
IRON PIPE RADIO

WASHINGTON Radio signals
from the naval research laboratory
al Bellevue, Md. now are picked NJ
daily by the T. s. $, Scorpion. sta.
toned AZ ConHtantinople The sig
nnls are stronger than those Of the
Arlington station with It's tower an.
tennas. The Bellevue stations an
tcnna II nn iron pipe about 80 fec;
long.
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Women's Clubs

Thursday. May IS. a, 1880 o'clock.
The following program win be pre-.
scented
Vocal
'I.ultahY .............. Csftt gssit
The Knsy Morn ......... Ronald
Mrs. II +. Bowen
Vocal
The ,iorn,nE wtbd" m Hrsn.comb.
Tbs NiEstingsls Has t.yfs of
cola ..,sataF. whsipi-y
open Secret" ....-.... w SodInsn
Afs rhuip Asrnfids
Mites jobson 81 the pisno
Piano selected
Siss AIMS AIKEN
Reading Selected
Mrn Robert Sandal
Mrs =. y Carney will be tho toast.
mistress. Reservations may be made
with Miss s. Maues. GA RIA ASA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
Thrift Shop Service

The Mount Baker Park guild. With
Mrs. J. a. Vanderpool and Mrs. Guy
Halferty. will be IN charge at tho
orthopedie Thrift shop on Thursday
morning. and the North End guild.
With Mrs. Charles G. ostrum and
Mrs. Theodore Harris. viii have
charge on Thursday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
Will Repeat
Dance Recital

Announcement Is made by the
Cornish school that the dance re.
cital Agatha Brown win give Thurs.
day evening. in the Cornish Little
theater. will be repeated on Friday
evening. owing 10 the large demand
for seats.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
Breakfast Planned
b. Mrs. Boyle

Mrs Lawrence Boyle viii entertain
.,,h A small breakfast at the Sunset
,,,h On Thursday. in honor OF Mrs.
,so,phus Graupncr. OF san Fran.
100 who is spending a short time
a town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
ASSISTING at Tea

Assisting Miss Mildred Walsh at
her tea on Thursday afternoon for
Mss Alma Burton will be Mrs. Ly-
nsu Black, Mrs. Crawford Morrill,.
Nx Herbert Coe. Mrs Allen r..
Ersls. Mrs. Hugo HaakonS Mrs.
Frederick A. Burweil. Mrs Forrest
GocdfsIlow. Mrs. Harry L. coe. Miss
Louise Hopper aud Miss Elizabeth
Hg,lbut- The cards will be re-
odrsd by Nancy Goodfellow.
The marriage Of Miss Burton OF
Tacoma 10 Nr. Robert Huribut OF
SEATTLE viii be an event Of the
winner months.
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Miss Seabury to
Wed an June

Mr., and Mrs Howard soabury an.
nonncs the engagement OF their
daughter. Esther. 10 Mr.. Harry
Buckley. son OF Mr. Charles Buckley,
OF Seattle.
The wedding viii be sotcmnizcd in
lima
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
Informal Dinner
for TrdUelerS

To honor Mrs, Edward Lincoln
smith, Mrs. John Lewis and Miss
Betty Sue Lewis. who arc leaving
shortly Tor a trip abroad. Mr and
Mrs, Harry = Ostnnder VIII enter.
tain informally al dinner this even.
ms at their home.
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Luncheon for
Mrs. BriRkiey

As compliment 20 Mrs. John
stone Brinklcy, who. with Mr.
Rr'nkley, viii leave shortly for IA.
duoah, Ky TO reside, Mrs. Robert
Rrinkloy viii be hostess at an in.
form.l luncheon ~ her home. on
Friday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
GETS 81. 900 A DAY

CROMWELL. Okla Willie Alex.
andcr 2io.pound Indian. now has an
income Of moro than $1,000 a day
from oil lands lie Is clnssed as an
incompetent and his business affairs
arc managed by a guardian.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
sPIRITrALIsTs WIN

FRANKFORT, ny. Belief In splr.
itualism does not indicate an un-
sound mind. Kcntucky's highest
court has ruled The case involved
an attempt 10 break "a will.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
GERMANS TO AMAZON

BERLINcA German expedition
this summer viii visit the 100000
square miles Of uncharted land in the
Upper Amazon valley II will con-
sist Of experts in geology. botany and
archaeology.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
CAREEI,L. YOING MAN

SAN FR.,NCISCO.-An engage
ment ring Is gift So II fair
young miss retains possession OF Il
after an engagement is broken. she
Is not guilty OF embezzlement, a pc.
lice Judge here ruled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
Alun,nde Meeting

The Phi Epsilon alumnae chapter
will hold It's regular monthly meet.
ing this evening. at 100 O'Clock. at
the home OF Mrs. George sutton, 73s
Boylston ave. n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
Small Dinner for
Mrs. Moody

Mr.. and Mrs. A. w Tidmarsh were
hosts al a small dinner a, their home
Monday nigh, for Mrs. NJ. n. Moody.
who viii leave shortly for Los An.
geles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
FEDERATION CLUES

Clubs Of tho city Federation 70
meet Thursday. May e. will include
Art department OF tho Sorosis
club with Mrs. o u. Thorgrimson,
a029 3znd ave. s.. At . o'clock.
Program consists Of paper on
Stained Glass" by Mrs r, u,
Carter: John La Fargo" by Mrs.
j. X. Nagei: talk on Boston Mu-
scum OF Art" by Mrs. J. T. Huff.
Queen Anne Fortnightly club with
Mrs. O. r. Rabel, 1885 Second ave.
". Mt O'Clock Program: Review
OF blind Rafferty," Donn Byrne).
by Mrs. @. II. Fales. The Modern
Bookshelf" poetry. by Mrs. J. NJ.
Cunningham; four.minutc talks on
Can New Verse FIN the Mission OF
the oidg'. affirmative. Mrs. d. II.
Fryer and Mrs Carl NJ speer: neg.
alive. Mrs II. r. Taylor and Mrs.
Frank s. Bayley.
SEATTLE DAY
NURSERY
The annual meeting OF the Seattle
Day Nuraery association, with cleo.
ton OF officers. Will be held Thurs.
day. May 2s, at 1870 o'clock, at tho
nursery. Mrs. Erskine Campbell and
Mrs. j. II. Fox. hostcsscs.
DoRIC SOCIAL CLUB
Doric Social club will give ben
eft card party for Mrs. Violet Da.
Wis. Thursday afternoon. May rs.
at 2 o'clock, in Fremont Masonic
temple. Numerous favors.
KEEWAYD1N CLUB
LUNCHEON
Thursday. May 2S. AT IL o'clock.
the Womans Kccwaydin club will
hold its monthly bridge luncheon
at the club house, Roanoke. Mes
danes j. w. Draper, G., II. Cole.
n. j. Waymire, A. T.. swcnson and
Erwin Morchcad will be the host
cBscs.
MEET TO SEW
Ladies OF Rainier Camp No. 1872
will SOW all day Thursday. May
rs, for the bazaar at tho Swedish
Club hall, Eighth and Olive. Cafe
tcIia lunch. Mrs. Lydia Arquettc,
chairman.
HALF.PRiCE SALE AT
THRIFT SHOP
Tho Orthopcdlc Thrift Shop an.
nouncos n hnlf.prIcc sale Of all artl.
cles on Ils shelves for Thursday,
May rs,
GRADED UNION LUNCHEON
Tho Seattle Graded Union club OF
Sunday school teachers viii have
their annual luncheon in the private
dining room ut the Y, w. @. A. on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
MILITARY WHIST
PARTY

Scandinavian Fraternity OF Amer.
lea viii give military whist party
"wednesday evening. May 81. at
Woog's hall
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wufTTIER HEIGHTs cLUn

Women Of Whittier Heights I'm.
provement club viii meet with Mrs,
c. " Lavcring. 75ts 18th ave. y.
W. Thursday. May IS. Luncheon
al 1 O'Clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
ROBERT NORRIS

ltpBEHT LORUlH
CHATTER. o. 4. b. o
Robert Morris Chapter. % a. s.,
viii hold n card party Thursday.
May %. az O'Clock, a. the Masonic
temple, harvard and Pine Eastern
stars and friends invited
NINA FRY THlMBLE CLUB
nina Fry Thlmble club viii meet
With Mrs salyiua Peterson, p5 Alli-
SON ~ Thursday, May Is. al noon.
Take car No. 10
AUXILIARY TO
II u. TRAlNMEN
The Ladies' auxiliary 10 the
Brotherhood ~ Railroad Trslnmen
viii hold 10 regular meeting Thurs
day, May rs, az ESQ q. M. at 1915
First ave.
". u A. or MACCAHEEs
Members OF the different reviews
Of the W. ~ A. OF the Mnccnbees
win entertain Minnie w Aydelotte,
supreme lieutenant commander. and
Emma n. wilkinson. deputy supreme
commander, ut rally 30 be held
Thursday. May -. afternoon and
evening. al A. O. l.. w hall, LiO9
Ninth ave There will be rccop.
ton and school instruction In the
afternoon from 1880 10 1880 o'clock.
when Mrs, wilkinson viii speak. A
no.host dinner viii be- served az
Moves cafeteria at ., m. aud IN.
ltlntIon and rltuuilstic ceremonies
viii be held nj 730 o'clock by the
four reviews OF the city Mrs. Ayde.
lotte will be the principal speaker OF
the evening.
District Deputy Myra Davidson Is
In charge OF the arrangements,
wOMAN's CITY CLUB
The woman's city club VIII meet
Thursday, May Is. a. the y. ". G. a.
for tho last luncheon until autumn
Mr.. =. a. Hnzeltinc and Mr.. Roy c.
Lyle VIII speak on Federal prohi.
bltion," and MIR w. q. Wciglc.
forest supervisor OF Snoquaimle ma.
tional forest. VIII speak on 'Rccrca-
ton IN National Parks"
The Seattle Fine Arts society Is
sharing the cIubroom with tho
Woman's city club for the summer
months. The water trip which was
conducted last week by Port Warden
Col. Paul Edwards win be repeated
this Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
CLUBS FOR THURSDAY

PATIENCE REBEKAH LODGE
Patience Rebekah Lodge viii give
a luncheon. followed by CARDS. Thurm
day. May IS. at 1880 o'clock. at Dug
daie hail Rainier Beach.
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Y. ". c. A. clubs to meet Thurs.
day. May "a. are
F'rieuds-of,All club of the Y w G.
A.. social evening at the home Of
Mrs Charles FRANKLIN.
Union Bible club Of the Y W. C.
A.. Bible room. .. m: Bible lesson
Mrs. J. n Darlington in charge
Alsacon club OF the Y w. G. A..
kecond floor club room. 100 p. m
Bible lesson. Miss Florence y. Han.
son. general secretary, in charge 8,
social evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
.HELpING MANp cLrn

The Helping Hand club will meet
al the homo Of Mrs, josephine Davis.
$50 Seventh ave. n. Thursday.
March IS. nj noon. for luncheon and
an afternoon devoted 70 sewing for
tic charity bazaar
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

SCHUBERT CLUB
Schubert club viii meet " the
homo Of Mrs. II ] Helm. 1899 sixth
ave. w. Friday. June 8. al y
o'clock
NEGGHBoRs or WOopcRAFT
Seighbors OF Woodcraft. Circle No.
$40. viii give u card party IN swed.
ish club hall. Thursday. May Is. at
$40 .. m.
MOTHERS CLUB
Sigma Delta Theta Mo,hcrs' club
will meet Friday, at $50 D. m. nj the
fraternity house. 4Jts 18th n. T..
VAN ASSET SCHOOL
TO GIVE MAY FRoLtc
Van ASSET school viii have q MAY
Froiic. Friday. May 20. at the school
There viii BE- IA program by tho chill
drcn Of the school from esao 20 4
o'clock. games and baseball from 4 to
o'clock followed by picnic supper
and music in the evening. The NJ.
fair will conclude al \ o'clock.
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WOMEN or MoosEuEARr

WOMEN OF MDDSENENItI
LEGION
Women Of Mooscheart Legion viii
have their regular monthly card
party ~ Moose temple. on Thursday.
May IS. at SIS o'clock
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What's the
trouble

TRY as he would,
L he didn't seem to
get ahead-either in
business or in any,
thing else.
His income was in
adequate. Bills, bills,
bills were constantly
staring him in the face.
Why he couldn't
make the grade into a
bigger business sue
cess was a mystery to
him. And those who
did know the reason
didn't have the heart
to tell him.