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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-07
Miss Van BfockliH
Has Home Wedding

The marriage Of Miss Edytho Van
Rroeklin, daughter Of Mr., and Mira
Frank Van Brockun. 90 MIR Kellogg
T. Metcalt son OF Mir and NrA
Earl Metealt was solcmnlEed We'd
ncsday evening. September 2. AZ s
o'clock. at tho home OF tho brides
parents Rev J, =, Pflueger read
tho service
Before the ceremony Mr. James
Harvey sang Il Love You Truly
and AT pawning," with Miss Ada
shady al the piano Miss June Van
Brocklin. sister Of tho bride. played
the wedding march
The brides sister. Miss Frances
her father was charming IN orchid
georgctto over pcaCh-colorcd crepe
do chine 4 wreath OF gold leaves
was IN her hair and yellow Ophelia
roses and lilies OF the valley.
The rides sister. Miss Frances
Van Brocklln. was maid Of honor
She wore apple green crche dc chine
and silver lace and carried Column
hlA rose buds and sweet peas
There were two bridesmaids, Miss
Verna Brewer and Miss Naomi Ia
vigue, Miss Brewer was In coral
georgette over yellow crepe dc
chine, and Miss Ia ViEuc wore
primrose yellow gcorgotte over Jade
green satin. They carried butter
fy roses and pink sweet peas for
bouquets.
Mr. Ralph w. Tucker was best
man.
Gladioluses and astera In autumn
eolorings were the lovely decora-
tons In all the rooms Of the house,
A reception followed tho eerc-
mony. with Miss JuanitR Mctcnlt.
Miss Katherine Lloyd. Miss Ger.
aldins Metealf and Miss Juno Van
Brockiin assisting in tho supper
room.
Mr.. and Mrs Metcalf LEFT on n
motor trip TO California. the bride
travelling in Il red crepe frnck
bordcred in black. a gray coat and
smart gray felt hat
After October / Mr.. and MrA
Msicalf win be az home In Seattle,
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Tacoma Girl to Marry
Chicago Man

Interesting TO friends IN town Is
the announcement OF tho coming
marriage OF Miss Marie louise Jack.
son. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. s.
Morley Jackson OF Tacoma 10 Mr..
Charles Webster Booth. Jr.. OF Chi.
cago. which viii take place Tues
day evening. September 10. at the
home OF the brides parents. The
Very Rev. Sidney James, dean OF
st. Luks's pro-eathedral. win read
the service.
Mrs. Kennard weddoll will he
matron Of honor and Miss Alice Wat.
son maid Of honor. There will be
four naids--Mrs. Cyrus Happy. Jr..
and the Misses ceciIe Booth Of Chit
cago. sister Of the groom. Geraldine
Todd and Helen Keen.
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Mrs FIossis Foote viii be host,
ess for Iaurelhurst. Beacon Hill
Guilds on Tuesday ~ tho ortho.
pedic Lunch room. assisted by Mrs.
r. VI. Tammnny. Mrs w r. Jau.
dry. Mrs. F.. o. Eekleman, Mrs. n.
jain. Mrs. Mark Roster. Mrs. d. 8.
Mcdonald, Mrs. l.. Hobbs. Mrs. ".
Ia Vine. Mra. Margaret Albauo.
Mrs. George Dornborgcr. Mrs. f.
r. Morey. Mrs. ]. Hansen.
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Entertaining for Sister

Mrs J. J. Lea will entertain with
"a luncheon az her home Saturday
afternoon In honor OF her sister.
Mrs S, r. HarkeY Of Tupelo, Miss,
Who is her guest Invitations have
been limited TO a group of Mrs
Hnrkcy's friends who met her on
former visits here
This Is the first or series OF
informal parties Mrs Lea rs plan
ming.
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Dr. and Mrs Guy shsarmsH
Pstsrhlu. who have been spending
tho summer across Lake Washing
ton, have come IN 70 their town
house.
Mr. and Airs. John y, Ryan
spent the weekend AZ lake cfes.
cent
Mrs r. T. mccoy has taken
partments ~ the Hotel Sorrento Tor
tho winter.
Mr. and Mrs Francis J. Arm.
strong have returned from ou er.
tended motor trip thru the lake
country OF Canada and two
week. cruise in British Columbia
waters.
Mrs GsneYeys Blethen Mn.
Martha swadlsy az ars Ida Pur.
sell Will leave Tuesday by motor
for Spokane TO spend the remainder
Of the week.
Alr Joseph FaijO base removed
10 the Hotel Sorrento for the win
ter months.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard l.. Chase
Julia Shay Of san Diego, are re-
ceiwng congratulations upon the
birth Of n son. Edwin Foster. on
August g.
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House Party

Mr.. and Mrs, a. l. Iawiey were
hosts AZ q house party at their sum
mer home at Enetai over the week
end. in honor OF their son. Dir. sgd.
ney Hawley OF Philadelphia.
Included were Mr. and Mrs. Neal
Tourtellotte, Mr.. and Mrs John
Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. William c VI.
Lewis. Miss Achsa Lou Powell. Miss
Elizabeth Lea and Mr.. Charles Lea.
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Thursday Music Club

Mrs. Ralph a. Nichols win outline
the new course OF study recommend.
ed by tho National Federation OF
Music oluha before the members OF
the Thursday Music club az the first
meeting this season. on Thursday az.
ternoon. September 10. az O'Clock.
at tho home OF Mrs Paula Ayers,
$3.50 Fifth ave. ~.
The following program win also BE-
presented:
Vocal
srptsnbsr Day" ..s.....,. Carlton
To You "..,........s vAndsrpopi
Mrs II. Noel Bake
'daEurkA" -..s..... Zsrryeki
tir,. Forrest smith
R.sdtnws--
Dora" .......--.....T snryson
Angelina" ......-......... Dunbar
Ms, Helen somn.r
Vocal
Dawn" ................. Curraa
'Sakara blossom Gertrude Hoss
Miss Gladys Wheeler
Piano
waits In ,.,.s.s..s ss.., Noss0wssl
Miss Cannon Frye
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Personal

A., .rA Mr. william 4. Gilman.
~" ' 49, 20 - -, .,.,11tng -
s ~, 100 fi.,... ~ W
Miss ha'hsIlhs bacon y no SNss'
OF Bliss nun '"7'''' ~ ''''i' ~ ''''
,,-
pr. sila 'it ,, i.,,, - 49, 80 IS ~,
srs w lst,'iH Fra -, -" 80 20 -
sl','l.it' .p'.' ~. g.,.1t., ~.
p'''l'
~. y-,s.,,,A, WIN
'i' 81 - yU,.~ po,r, n,
w 49, 49, -, -, q.,.' ps,,tb
''''''
a., ,,...,,s p,,v,-,b
%, 49,. 80 -, 90 IN p.iJlBrham
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
CORNISH SCHOOL GIRLS TO
APPEAR WITH RAf.fEr

CORNISH SCHOOL GIRLS TO
APPEAR WITH BALLET
Miss Ruth Wayne, who left for
New York last spring 10 continue her
study OF dancing. Is TO appear with
the Albertinc Ballet when Il opens
at the Riverside thcater. September
10. Miss Evangelue Edwards ia 10
DO with the same ballet.
Both Miss Wayne and Miss Ed.
wards were students at the Cornish
school.
MEETING POSTPONED .. :.
Allah Social club has postponed
It's meeting until September 22.
when the club will bo entertained
by Mrs, Barclay.
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soROpTIslfsT CLUE

Tho soroptimist club viii hold
It's weekly luncheon on Tuesday.
September s. at isls O'Clock. az
the Hotel Washington. Charter
members Of tho club viii speak on
How Came 20 he in My Prra.
ont Occupation
The list Of charter members will
be closed and officers OF the club
elected nj the luncheon 10 be given
October Z.
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Tea at Lamclbm'St Home

Mrs r, \, Ernst and her mother
Mrs. Emma y. BraWlcy, will en-
terrain With a tea az Mrs Ernsta
home Friday afternoon from ; until
s o'clock. In welcome TO Mira
Thomas J. Moore. who Is new
resident in the laurclhurst district.
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nusINEss woMENs cLun

Tho Seattle Business and Profcs.
slonal womcna club VIII have a
picnic dinner AZ Volunteer park on
rueaday evening. September sth. at
$50 p m. Coffee win be furnished
by the committee. headed by Mas
Edna Michel. and members are
asked 20 bring cups.
The opening meeting OF tho year
viii be held on Tuesday, September
2sth. AZ the club rooms, az Gas
o'clock. There VII be special pro.
gram. followed ay social evening
Friends and visitors are welcome.
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Miss Vail to Be
Honor Guest

Miss Charlotte Bloedei is enter
tanning with a small luncheon at
her homo Tuesday afternoon in
compliment 10 Miss Jane VAN OF
Santa Barbara, Cal. who Is tho
guest OF Miss Florence Agen.
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Tea VII Honor
Miss PolCeH

Miss Helen Siryker viii entertain
with a tea az her home Friday AFT.
ernoon from 4 until o'clock in
honor OF Miss Aehsa lou Powell.
whose engagement TO Mr. Lochren
Donneliy WAS announced last week.
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CLUBS FOR TUESDAY
oRPHEoN SOCIETY

oklltEpN SOCIETY
Tho ofpheon society. organised
about a year ago, viii open It's
second season OF musical activities
Tuesday evening. September q. in
the club rooms. IN the Terminal
sales building. First and Virginia.
Tho placing aud testing OF voices
VIII occupy Tho time at this first
meeting. Women with good voices
are invited 90 join the society. This
does not necessarily mean solo
voice Memberships this year will
b. limited 10 &c voices
Miss Ruby Gilman is chairman OF
tho voice committee. assisted by
Miss Gladys Mougin. Mrs AMMO
Jones and Mrs Florence Aiahoney.
Two concerts are planned FOR this
season Tho first viii be given
Tuesday evening. December S. and
tho second on May 6. Both con
ceFts will be held AZ tho First
Christian church
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Mrs. EioiRg Gives
Luncheon

Mrs. Edwin C, Ewing entertained
ut luncheon last Friday at the Col
lego club in honor Of Mrs Howard
Cattle. who with Capt. Cattle win
leave shortly for London. where
they will make their home
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viii be counted ~ official delegates
There girls viii be entertained in
tho homes Of Aberdeen Campfire
Girls.
Progrnm Of the Western Wash
ington conference Of Campfire Girls.
Aberdeen. wash. October 8. 10. II:
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Luncheon for
Edsterm Guest

Mira Herbert T. Coo viii enter.
tain az luncheon on Friday after
noon az her homo IN honor OF Miss
Mabel Hagemcycr Of Columbus
ohio. who Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Carl Homer.
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Baffet Dinner WW Honor San Francisco
Visitors; Welcomed at Tea
AIR. ANp MRS FREnERICK

AIR. AND MRS FREDERICK
Nl CHARLES TOMBSTONE are
extending invitations 20 buffet
dinner az their home Wednesday
evening, In honor OF Mr. and Mrs
George Allen OF san Frapclsco. who
are In town for a Few days,
Twenty intimate friends OF the
honor guests will be entertained
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at 2 o'clock. at the home OF Mra.
H. n ober 600 y. Thomas ut.
Election Of officers.
poRIC SOCIAL CLUB
Dorio Roolal club. O. y. g.. viii
meet with Mrs Jessie Itamatead.
i6s5 Greenwood ave. Thursday.
September 10. NJ O'Clock. Mrs.
Belle Baldwin and Mrs. Irene
Dleltz. assisting hostsssss
W. C. r, L.
Green lake W. c 7. 4. viii meet
In tho ladies' parlora OF tic Green
Lake NJ. Il. church wednesday. sep.
temher ., at II p. IN,
Special entertainment and pro.
gram viii DO given In honor Of
members who have passed the ags
Of three score ana 10 yesrs
Tho newiy,eleetsd Officers viii bc
installed, Luncheon viii De served
promptly az 1880 O'Clock.
University w. G. \. a.. viii hold
an all.day institute az tho uniyera.
ny Christian church. 10Th ave. ~
T.. and y Goth st. "Wednesday
September O.
An interesting program will bs
given. which viii include an ~,
dross by Mrs Lillian NJ. Vincent.
president West Washington ". &.
II. u and demonstration Of depart
mental work by local hupcrinten.
deniS. The public IL cordially IN.
Nted.
A. a meeting OF University ".
G. T. L. held Tuesday September
Z, the following named corps Of
officers were elected 20 serve the
ensuing year PrrHident. MIN.
Charlena Pierce, reelected. vice
president. Mn w. H. pemh~rton,
corresponding secretary. Mra, Clara
Ansorgo Fuller reelected. record.
Ing secretary, Mrs Clara Nolf; ~.
slaunE recording secretary. Mrs.
Addie Malloy. treasurer. Mrs Anna
Belle Johnston. reelected
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ALLAH SOCIAL cLuB

Allah Social club will meet with
MIRA Helen Barclay. 5i.s Director
st. Tuesday. September s, at !
o'clock. Cards viii DO the enter
tainment OF tho afternoon. Eastern
Stars and friends invited,
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Dinner Dance at
Yacht Club

The Yacht club has cards out for
its first dinner dance OF the autumn
season on Saturday evening. Sep.
TENDER L.
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PIT. A. MEETING
POSTPONED

The regular meeting OF Seattle
Council Of the Parent Teachers assoc
citation has been postponed from
September s. 70 September 10. owing
to the opening OF school Announce
mcnt later.
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REsrME nEnEARsALs

The Lyric club viii resume ro-
hearsals Tuesday evening, septem-
Dor 8. at o'clock. in the mems
parlor Of the First Presbyterian
church. Mr. Graham Morgan will
again DO director Of tho organiza-
ton during tho coming year. and
Mt Awhile BeIstad viii be the nc
compnnlst.
Those Wishing TO Join tho club
may mako application to tho voice
committee Tuesday evening.
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~ the Bridge and Nah JonFE
tea which the members OF the
parliamentary procedure Department
Of tho ~oman's Century club are
giving on Thursday. September 10.
AZ tho home OF ArB. w. y. Dorm.
berg. 1851 18Th ave. ~. tho follow
INK viii serve on committees:
Tables and cards. Mrs. O. J. Jsn.
sen and Mira. r. 81. Royce.
Tea. Mrs. W. y. DornberE. Mrs.
II. u. LArnsd and Mrs. y. A. Rick.
ards.
Reservations must be made thru
Mrs. r r. Hansou. WEST 0oss.
chairman for this affair. or Mrs.
Edith u parnell. CApi,l-4ssS. vic.
chairman.
Proceeds Of the tea will 10 used
In furnishing tho new club house
which vii - completed very soon.
Other meetings scheduled for the
week are
Wednesday September ?. the
chortp of tho Woman'a Century
club VIII meet ut tho home OF Mrs
Henry Bit,man. 1873 Eastern ave.
at 10 o'clock for rehearsal. Anna.
freddy Carstcn Glikcr. director Mira.
Rachel stckleman. aecompanis,.
~ 1880 noon. thr Household Nd
ministratiou department will resume
work and meet az tho home OF Mra.
Blake y. Mills. o5s saud ave. n.
The topic for the program Ia
"DoWrr Chests and Others" by
Mrs. Almon Alien.
Friday. Sept. II. the literary and
travel department win resume study
~ II o'clock in tho Y. W. c. A.
Mrs. NJ. r. Hamsdcr. chairman. will
give short "F'orcwori" and Mrs.
r. T. Parker will review Needles
Eye" by Arthur Train. 4 discus.
sion will be led by Mrs J. c.
Clarke and Mra. NJ. II. Brown.
Tho members OF tho club will
meet In general assembly at half
past one O'Clock. In the auditorium
OF the Y. w. c. A.
As this IL tho first meeting Of tho
new club, year members arc urged
10 attend as important businoss re-.
lating to the new clubhouse Is to be-
discussed.
The president. Mrs. ]. r.. Mac
Pherson. will make an address. md
reports win be heard from the dele.
gates who represented tho club at
the state federation convention Mt
Port Angeles in June.
AQUiLA LODGE NO 3b
Aqulla Lodge No. as. Degree Of
Honor, will give progressive whist
party Wednesday evening. Scptom-
Dor Q. at 0 o'clock. at 1884 First
ave. All Degree Of Honor members
and friends are cordially invited.
Short business meeting nj 7.4s
o'clock The Stay-at- home members
nre especially requested to attend.
The lodge meets the second and
fourth Wednesdays in each month
and tho business session Is followed
by n social hour.
ANNIE WRIGHT
SEMINARY CLUB
The Annie Wright Seminary club
will meet Thursday, September 10.
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REGULAR MEETING
POSTPONED

Leschi PIT. A. has postponed is
regular meeting from September 10
60 Thursday. September H.
CITY FEDERATION ", c.T.U.
city Federation yet. u. viii
hold is FIRST meeting OF tho ssaaon
Tuesday, September s. az 4. o'clock,
at Plymouth Congregational church
Queen Anne Union circle viii have
charge OF the devotlonals Mem
6crs aro requested 90 attend
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cHAPTER q. 2. E- D

Chapter q. r. r.. o. viii meet
Tuesday. September 9. with Mrs.
r. w. Mcisnsst. I705 18th ave.
n. r.
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woAlANs civic cLrn

The woman's civic club will
meet Tuesday. September $. at ?
o'clock. in the Erickson room at
the Y. W. c. q.
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ST. MARTINS MOTHERS
CLIH

ST. Martins Mothers club viii
meet Tor lm first fall session on
Tuesday September s. al tho homo
OF MS. Anna Toner, 1908 18Th ave.
\. Luncheon will bo served al
ig:aO o'clock.
Assisting tho hosieas will 10 Mrs
f. J LonerEan. Mrs John 4. Hud.
son. Mrs. Thco f.. Farrell. Mrs.
Anna Mclaughlin and Mrs r. W.
Chandler
a large attendance IL requested
10 honor Mrs George T. Dalton
peanery. president, Of the Diocesan
Council Of Seattle. who will address
the assembly.
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WEST WASHINGTON CONFER.
ENCE or CAMPFIRE GIRLS

Registration for the Western
Washington conference Of Campfire
Girls must be turned IN 20 head
quarters By September 18TH. Sc
attic Is allowed 20 official delegates
and the first 20 girls. Firsmnkers
or Torchbearers. 10 send their reg.
istraiiopn by mail 30 Camaraderle
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Women's Clubs


PROGRAM ARRANGED
The literary Interpretation depart
mont Of tho Seattle woman's club
meets tho second and fourth
Tuesdays OF each month az tho home
Of tho hostess at 1890 o'clock
Tho following program for tho
year has been plannedi
OCTOBER %
Hostess. Mrs n. g. Madfath
hol cali Literary Interpretation.
The ontCasi ...... s Selma LaIsflpf
Reversed BY nis Prank BAKER
with atsfanssoh ia tbs Arctic. t,,t,
Reviewed ~ ME- ollie Lyall
OCTOBER y
Hostess Mrs >. a. Baker
Memories ana Friends ,.ssA G henson
Reviewed 81 Miss Mauds Mcuough
NOVEMBER 80
tisslsss. Mrs Lee Wheeler
RON csll=iAtsfhfF Interpretation
The Peasants ,.t.,... thdislas Hsymont
Reviewed BY Mrs charles Kitchen
NOVEMBER -
Hostess. Mts r. W. Falt
The Hamsmaksf Dorothy Garfield FISHER
Reviewed BY Mrs H Aattson
Thanksgiving bay Feature Al members
DECEMBER
Hostess. Mrs. Robert Hall
Roll call Literary Interpretation,
strait IL the dait ......r.r Andre dlis
Reviewed BY Mics Nslhs Meg0uGh
Arc Galleries ~ France ...,ss....r
t...,.,,..s..st Miss Ls5hs Fowler
DECEMBER 30
Hostess Mrs " Lawrence
Social pay
tANuAHT ~
Hostess. hrs o, fsrdus
hsEelfufH laNnt ,.rHr s..r.. khut hafntuu
Reviewed by Nrs o, r Erickson
NorNAy'a Scenic Hsautss .sss.s.
s.-.-u,. Mis o w. Nit0hsn
JANUARY ~
Hostess, Miss Mauds Mc0ouEh
ron CAL Interpretation
fifs in tbs Fllni walter y white
hsFlawsd b. hft, 4 j Ataksr
Rivera % Africa s. Nrs o. I.aUrenrs
FEBRUARY
Hostess, Mrs flank Haksr
gentleman rrom san francisco
r...s...rrr .rt.t..... Ivan uuuln
teh'io breathing .H..-.Hrt Ivan Hunin
ha'4m1r GRANDDAUGHTER. ivan nuuin
Reviewed BY ars Harry Lawrence
FEBRUARY "a
Hostess. Mra g. .. Msaksr
ron esil-lIirfafy Interpretation
Group u Pisys
IHis Fins Pretty world Percy Maekays
llsllrhoH' tor Heaven Hatcher Hnrhss
suh.up ......,..............i Lula y0iinttf
Reviewed br Nrs D. W Petit
gsorEu WnihinEtan's MGsimr ..
'.ts..-.... Mm. Robert Hal
MARCH
Hostess, Mu u U Niblstt
Aha Rover ssfra. 4r.s..s Joseph Conrad
Reviewed by Miss Leone l. Fowler
MARCH -
iesls's. Mrs ollie LyalI
Roll cail--tlIsrsFY Interpretation
AaFiiloh ssst,.r.errss- Espinads HeraA
Reviewed ~ Mrs. " Gould
APRIL -
Hostess. Mrs. -. T.. Erickson
Beasts. Asn aud uods ..........-...,
s-.ts..rtss. Ferdinand usssadauski
Reviewed By Airs Msurath
ilfrfs % Asia Mrs ~ g.. Nihlstt
APRIL ~
Hostess. Mra. " A. Gould
roll Cal Literary Interpretation
AH9 A"thsf .fsfsr tt.,sr rutazia bsisdda
Reviewed b. Aifs Leo w'hsalor
cAthsdrsla % Italy Mgs y c perdus
NAY 81
Hostess, Mrs charles Kitchen
taa swan flsstst4r r.t,s Terrace MBinaF
Reading, from Mrs 4. 4 aogid
Poverty o. Hungary . Ma II. MAttssn
MAT rs
Hostess MrF ~ MattsBn
Fesial bay
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CIRCLE WILL HOLD
ALL-DAY MEETING

The regular meeting OF tho Mount
Baker Fruit and Flower Mission
viii BE- held all day Tuesday. Sep.
senfher s, at The homo OF Mra T.
s. CampAu. 1905 Minor ave.
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sEALTIf REUNION

September 18th IL the date Of the
sealth reunion banquet at 6. aboard
Camarsderle. The dinner will be
one dollar plate. Thorel be- a
toastmlairehH. "a program and Cap
tain Keen, MrF Anderson. Mrs
Goodwin. some kiwaniaus and our
other nice friends There1l be the
1926 sealth picture. together with
the California picture ana others
taken aboard ship. And best Of an.
thersl be singing and remember
ms. and soalth spirit and senlth
smiles ana spotless white middlcs.
Reservations must be- made and
money paid aboard ship before Sep.
TENDER 10Th Reservations are opsn
10 200 oniy
Miss Ruth says, III you haven I
had an opportunity 10 earn your
dollar for the dinner. see her and
she'll help you earn it,
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Campfire Girls
CALENDAR or
ACTIVITIES

AAltl4Nllki AN.
ACTIVITIES
September E. Tussday-ofchsstra
practice. Z O'Clock.
September 10. Thursday Guar.
dams meeting, 7a0 ., m. aboard
ship,
September u. Friday 3ealth Re-
union banquet $50 aboard ship.
Register now
September ~. Saturday scribeT
meeting. 10 o'clock.
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Orthopedic lunch Room,

wAitE In y ......s..... Moscow
Miss Cannon Frye
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WOMAN's CENTURY crtfn

~ the Bridge and Nah JonFE
tea which the members OF tho
parliamentary procedure department
Of tho "oman's Century club arc
giving on Thursday. September 10.
AZ the homo OF Ars. w, d. Dorm.
berg. 1851 18Th ave. ~. tho follow
inR viii serve on committees.
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his heavy hand over the mouthpiece
he whispered hoarsely to the negro
Tell her nobody's been here thii
morning.
Doctor Darand sat up. So the per
son who had telephoned before was q
woman. But what woman? Evident.
ly no switchboard operator, no stem.
ographer acting for some one else.
Fifteen minutes before, when Cotton
himself had answered, he had spoken
to her as II she were a principal in
this mystery. What woman that Col.
ton knew would have been inquiring
for Doctor Darand here? That had
been impossible to answer, for Ber-
tram knew nothing of Colton's ac-
quaintances. But Crane knew her
too; and there was but one woman IN
the world whom both Crane and Doc.
tor Darand knew. She was that
youns, fair, enhancing girl who had,
by mistake, appeared at Doctor Oar
and's door on the night Of the storm
when Eddie Pellen, the gunman, had
been shot; she it was who, by mis-.
take, had summoned Bertram Darand
meaning to call doctor already on
Cranes staff" and thus Kitty Hewitt,
started the chain Of events which had
led to Doctor Darand's presence In
this house, though all the links Of the
chain were not yet forged.
Plainly she suspected his presence,
and as plainly recognized his danger.
Harper Cotton approached Crane
and plucked at his sleeve. "That was
her again?''
Well. what II 1t wasp
Cotton begged: Now what's she
doing?'
But Crane only muttered an oath.
She said something to YOU" Col