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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-06
Could Hardly Retain Any Food
At All on Her Stomach, De-
clares Well Known Augusta
Resident
TROUBLES OVERCOME BY
GREAT MEDICINE
Give Bottles Have Simply
Made a New Person of Me-"
Says Mrs. Theriault

Still another highly esteemed Au-
gusta woman who welcomes the
chance to tell the people of Maine
and New Hampshire about Karnak
on account of the remarkable bene-
fits she herself has received from the
use of this wonderful new medicine,
is Mrs. Joseph Theriault, OF "a
Northern Avenue.
"Karnak has done so much for me
that I feel like going from house to
house and telling people about this
grand new medicine" declares Mrs.
Theriault. II had suffered for years
from a most severe case OF indiges-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-06

ing for their hair to be dyed white
because Of the distinguished effect
snow-white hair gives the owner.
Others are seeking q steely-grey
color while others want the pepper
and salt effect" created when hair
begins to be streaked with grey.
Red and copper tints are going out
Of fashion and possessors of this
class of dyed hair are most anxious
to undergo the new process.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-06
Favor Change in
Budget Personnel

The committee on appropriations
and finance will report ought to
pass in a new draft" on an act to
change the pcrsonel Of the budget
committee, Friday. The act is
changed to provide for the payment
of expenses of the committeeman
A divided report will be submitted
en- the federal mothers aid bill, the
majority favoring it's passage. Rep.
Greenleaf of Auburn alone signed
the minority report.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-06
Garland Man
Asks Pardon from
6 Months Jail Term

The petition for pardon OF Fred A.
Grant Of Garland, convicted of un-
lawful deposit of intoxicating liquors
and now serving term Of six months
in Penobscot county Jail, has been
filed at the office of the secretary OF
state. The petitioner states that he
is g. years Of age, blind in both eyes.
and has been so for 20 years, and that
he was not guilty Of the crime
charged.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-06

tain cases Of mental disease and
feeblemindedness.
Corporations Leaning Money
Foster of Kennebec-Act providing
that any corporation engaged in the
business within the state of obtain
ing profits from loaning money shall
be deemed to be in the banking bus
mess.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-06

A.
east Harbor in his opinion did n0'
sire pollution of the water supply
more than the corporation claimed
and said the people had gone 70 e'a,
cradle expense to transfer tnei
ter ice-cutting operations from w
Hadlock to Upper Hadlock fU% .,
order that there might be no poIup
Senator Carter Of the cofnmi1'sss \,
deavored again and again . ~, n
some proof from Attorney ns -,
of the water district that -,
exigency exists in NortheaN o.,
such as would demand passass n
proposed measure, but was unAD''
get a reply suitable to him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-06
Sectarian School
Resolve Will Not
Pass Upper House

The canvass that has been made
In the Senate on the Barwise sectar-
ian school resolve has disclosed the
fact that IL senators are opposed to
this measure. which is two more
than one third which is necessary to
defeat it. The opinion most gener-
ally expressed Is that none of these
resolves will pass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-06
New Corporations

The following certificate Of new
corporation was approved Thursday
at the office of the attorney general:
Buffers Inc, organized March 4 at
Portland to deal in dry and fancy
goods. Capital stock $4,000. all COM
mon; $500 paid in: par value Of q
share 500. President and treasurer,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-06
STATE OF MAINE
| kennebec, SIS. In Equll1
/ SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT
W. z. Lockhart
Kistlsr Refining ccupsay

KistlsT &enntng CouQny
On the foregoing bill in equity y
scented by w. E. Lockhart, Preslda
of Kistler Refining Company, asai1
said Company alleging that the sto)l
holders of said Corporation on
twentieth day OF February, 1875, n
ed to dissolve said corporation 4
that there are no existing llablll1
or assets of said corporation 4
praying for a dissolution Of said
poration, it is Ordered: that o %
ing be had at the Court House IN
gusta, Maine, on Saturday, the roy
day of April, 1925, at ten O'Clock
NJ, and that notice Of said hearing
given by serving an attested copy
said bill and this order OF .cse]
thereon on said corporation tn1
days at least before the date Of !
hearing. and by publishing an a,l1
ed copy of this order once week
three successive weeks in the n
nebec Journal, a newspaper puoilss.'
at August Maine, the last puoi1
ton to be at least fourteen Gays
fore the date Of said hearing
Before me, ,
Justice Supreme judicial couE1
(SeaD
A true copy. ~
Attest: c. W. JONES, eie'
mch6-13-20
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-06

already indicated their desire to do
SO. Other service clubs will probab-
~ he asked to assist. The Water
vile Club voted to authorize it's COM
mittee for crippled children to pre-
sent this matter to the Legislature.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-06
Colds
In the chest J
Apply Red Pepper At y

Not a plaster, not musta', rodl|
any old-time method. Ing
way is Red Pepper Rub. .onc1
Nothing else applies sucn
trated. such penetrating III ~ q;
heat that doesn't hurt. Tn '"
can't compare. - .cnr|
Rub it on the chest wnde s s..tl
ton exists. A cold Is con essI
You know. At once YOU r,rer
tingling, penetrating heat . s
ton starts, congestion Y i. "a. d
And soon you will feel the c0''
en-. ...,hc
This Is just the age-old M 1.std
dealing with a cold, pel,sup 1
modern science. Red pepr "a n
in this way. does what ois md 4
could not do. Use 1t one .sres
will use it always. The dihe''
quickly show. u n
But have 1t ready-gN AT d
Every hour saved at the y soa,,
cold may save many u III
trouble. Be ready to 0''
once.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-06
Henna Locks Tire
English Women

London, Feb. II "a. P. by maiD-
A leading West End hairdresser has
said recently that hair-dyeing is
now one Of the most lucrative parts
Of his trade. Many women are ask
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-06
INV Husband Didn't Know"

MY Husband Didn't Know"
Ruth was happily married.
yet gloried in her power to at
tract the attentions of other
men. lust little harmless fir
tations," she called them. Read
for yourself the tragic conse-
quences Of this girls folly. A
gripping, dramatic, true-life
narrative.
Hearts Crucifixion" -Vir-
GINA and Bruce were not in
love. When they went to the
dance it was just for a jolly
good time. Little they foresaw
the sorrow and shame that was
to overtake them before morn
ing dawned. Drinks were
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-06
When Riches Lure
The Story Of a Wife Who
Wanted only Luxury
(ERALDINE WADE
I wanted luxury. So
~ she married Dudley

WoAAlS0 AoAoAJs
she married Dudley
Graham, whose prospects
for quick success seemed
excellent. For a time she
was happy. But riches
failed to come. Then rich
Young Ted Keplinger
came into her life. Under
the insidious influence of
his wealth the novelty of
her marriage to Dudley
quickly died. And when
Keplinger offered her the
things her heart desired
Other Powerful, Heal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-06

that line were aware Of the plans and
that as no one had voiced any oppo-
sition to the increase of facilities he
felt that there could be no opposi-
fiop
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-26
Armour's Star or >.
Swift's Premium Hams
d.. Ii lAa

Finest qunfity-by tho piece.
per lb., 1c.
Freshly Churned Creamery nut
teri our Jersey brand that IL
always fresh; lb......... fsc
Jiig wienersI finest saurnges
for your camping trip; Id. 2Sc
Choice CotfsKe Bpttst lean.
sugar-cured meat; lb....'a 2c
sweet PickIesI small and crisp;
pint .,....s.'..ss, 's's' '&Vc
kippered salmon, freshly cured
fancy fish. lb...,...s....iso
swift's Premium Bncont loan,
choice pieces; lb..o.....5ic
hon Msrrhe Mnyonnnise, TO
mako your salad delicious.-
ID 't'.,...s..'''' ''<vr
Main Floor---Thc Bon Mnrche
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-26
In the Food Shops
Cottage Brand
Sliced Pineapple
Large Can pc

Try II tonight for dessert;
cans. s1.3O.
sweet Isinnd Petit poisI very
small sweet, tender Peas,
can 17cj 3 cans for. Doe
Heinz Spaghetti, with tomato
sauce. small size is.......1Sc
2 cans for 25ct medium size
can, 1891 2 for........... .35c
Armoar's veribest brand Pork
snd Deans, can ......... lie
Rex brand snrdInes. packed In
tomato. mustard or spicos---
your choice. can f2cJ . for 35c
Nifco Brand Red snlmont large
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-26

Buy More and Better Summer Comfort and Pay Less
AZ ILL rain orcho
AT I he Bon Mdrche
Heavy Ribbed Sports Hose
soc

Good quality. and very good looking po'
bic heel. toe and sole. and hsmmsd CARTE
tops. In black. white, gray, brown, bsays
bunny. nude and los cabin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-26

The box contains,
/ whole fried spring chicken
: deyiled egg sandwiches
] lettuce sandwiches
1 carton potato salad
pieces American cheese
Pickles and olives
slices cake
Main F1oor-The Bon Iarehs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
Music Practice Club to
GiUe Annual Program

Observing its annual custom. the
Music Practice club will give must.
Gale for the benefit Of tho chlldren'a
orthopedlc hospital on Thursday
evening. June 4. at "Norcllffc." the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. stimson
at The Highlands.
The club viii be assisted By Mr..
Robert Norton, baritone, and by Mr.
and Mrs George Bratoy. in a Rus.
sian Folk dance.
The club members will present an
original and varied program. two
special features Of which VIII be u
Neapolitan scene with Mrs. Charles
Farrell as sololst, and Jazz panto.
mime, "Krazy Kat"
Mrs. Keith Logan Bullitt Is presi.
dent Of the club and Mrs. Frederick
Parks, secretary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30

Robinson. IL win include the follow.
ing numbers:
Selections by the Queen Anne high
school male -Elwood Rankin,
first tenor; Larned Meaeham, second
tenor; James Burton, first bass. Har.
land Mattmueller. second bass. Miss
Ruth Johnson win be the accompau.
list. Several numbers will be fur.
nlshed by the Garfield high school
orchestra. Milford Kingsbury. con.
ductor. Then there win be the Elks'
band OF 40 pieces. Edward Carey,
conductor. and a. T.. McBreen. man.
ager. The Chamber OF Commerce
chorus. under the direction OF a. II.
Lundln, and Arville Bclstad at the
piano. will contribute their bit for
the crippled little children and their
visitors.
The guests will be conducted thru
tho institution by members OF tho
board OF directors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
Service at
OrthOpedic ShOns

The Pythinn Sisters win have
charge Mt the orthopcdlc lunch
room on Monday. Mrs. Anna owens
VIII be hostess and viii be assisted
by Mrs. Blrda Barkwoll Mrs. Nina
Hunt, Mrs. Lulu Christopher. Mrs.
Jennie Arts, Mrs. Bessie Tlemmlng,
Mrs. Laura Goodwin, Mrs. Margaret
Hunt, Mrs. Edna LovotInsky, Mrs.
Grace Richmond, Mrs. Emma Ab.
bott Mrs. Anna sheltraw, Mrs Helen
Summer, Mrs. Elizabeth Morgan md
Mrs. Jennie Drlsko.
The Lnrelhurgt guild, Nath Mrs.
q. ~. Knstongren, oholrmSh, win bo
at the Thrift Shop Monday morning
and the University guild, with Mre.
j. g. Pritcbard aud Mrs, l.. u. shola,
will be on duty Monday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
Personal

Mrs. Phillips Morrison and daugh.
ters, Miss Betty and Miss Ethel Nor.
rison. left today for Saints Rest On
n short visit.
MIR. William d. Perkins. Miss Jane
Perkins and MIR Russell Perkins left
Friday FOR Lake Crescent. where
they viii spend the weekend.
Mr.. Leon Auzias dc Turcnne IS
sepnding the weekend in Victoria,
B. C.
Mrs. Thomas Green returned
Thursday from Aberdeen. Miss.
where she has been visiting her
mother, Mrs. Thomas Sykes. for
several weeks. Miss Hortense Green
win return from years study in
Paris some time in July.
Miss Ann Parsons. who has been
attending Columbia university, is ex.
pccted home about juno 10, to spend
the summer with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Reginald Parsons,
Mrs. j. Howard Allen and daugh.
ter, Miss Dorothy Allen, viii go to
East Sound Monday. Mrs. Allen to
remain n fortnight and Miss Allen
shorter period.
MIR. and Mrs Judd NJ. Elliott re.
turned Thursday from four
months visit with their daughter.
Mrs. Charles Weaver Holcomb. In
Los Angeles.
Mrs. Thomas Edward Douthitt, or
Dallas. Tex, arrived In town Fri.
day from Los Angeles, where she
spent the winter. and viii be the
guest for the summer OF Mr.. and
Mrs. j. II. Douthitt, at their home
S0T n. 4eth 81
Mrs. Horton Force Is spending n
few days In Vancouver. II. C.
Mr.. Alfred Woolsey viii leave
Monday on a six weeks trip East.
Mr. and Mrs Frederick T. Fisch.
or removed, this week. to their sum.
mcr home at Wing Point, for tho
summer months.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dunn, Jr,
are receiving CONGRATULATIONS upon
tho birth of n daughter, May 2S, at
Providence hospital.
Mr. Benjamin Grosscup returned
this week from n trip East.
Mr. and Mrs. Trafford Hutcson. of
/ Los Angeles, nro expected to arrive
In town shortly. TO visit Mr. Huto.
sons mother, Mrs, G. u Huteson,
and his sister. Mrs. Dietrich
Schmitz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
BIZ Lillian Keen LeBallister
Telephone MA in-0600
Assistant-Laura Emory
Diversified Program Arranged for Ortho-
pedic Pound Party; Annual Musicale
Neat Week

TINE most important event on next
4 weeks calendar is the annual
Pound Party of the chiidren's ortho-
podic hospital. which win be held on
the hospital lawn Friday. June 5.
In the receiving line will be Mrs.
George T. Myers. president Of the
association; Mrs. David Edward skin
ncr, Mrs. c. d. stimson and Mrs.
Alexander F. McEwan. vice presi.
dents.
The urns viii be presided over by
Mrs. E. A. Stuart. Mrs. A. II. Ander.
son, Mrs. James d. Hoge. Mrs. John
w. EDDY. Mrs. Albert j. Rhodes,
Mrs. J. II. Bloedel and Mrs. Il. D..
Merrill.
Mrs. Harry Whitney Treat win be
in charge OF the basket with the ira
ditlonal pink bow and Mrs. Frederick
T. Fischer and Mrs. william Ran
dali Crawford will look after the
donations.
Mrs. Cecil Bacon is the general
chairman in charge OF the tea and
Mrs. Samuel Leroy Crawford. Mrs.
b. @. Goebel and Mrs. Christian
Dameyer will be in charge OF the
serving.
Representatives OF guilds who will
serve from until 3 o'clock are:
Broadway, Mrs. a. w. Leonard and
Miss Eyalyn Colvln; Capitol Hill.
Miss Mary Cheal and Miss May Car
din: First HILL Mrs. Frank Carter
and Mrs. Archie Fisher; East High.
land Drive, Mrs. l.. II. Carvey and
Miss Lydamae Davis; East Madison,
Mrs. Donald Stewart and Miss Medra
Seecamp; F'rink Park, Mrs. j. II.
Bloedel and Miss Helen Harrison;
Highlands. Mrs. r. G.. King and Miss
Janet Henry: Interlaken, Mrs. @. f.
Coolidge and Mrs. George Rich
Laurelhurst, Mrs. william Warren
and Mrs. Il. A. Guthrie.
From until o'clock: Madrona
Mrs. Dudley Hagen and Mrs. w. II
Afontelius: Medina, Mrs. r.. $. Man
son and Miss Ruth Sutherland
Mount Baker. Mrs. William Olive
and Miss Catherine Brown; Nortl
End. Mrs. r. ID. Klmball and Mrs
j. C. Phillips: North Queen Anne
Mrs. Il. v. jain and Mrs. j. o. Phil
lips: Queen Anne. Mrs. Marion Bakci
and Miss Elizabeth Kelley; Washing
ton Park, Mrs. Herbert Coo and Mis-
Achsa Lou Powell, Rainier Mrs
George =. Hartung and Miss Eyelyr
Mangrum: Denny. Thurman. Mrs. G
T.. Bridges and Mrs. X. o. Mylrois
Renton Hill. Mo. George NJ. Lcncl
and Mrs. $. l.. Spcncer; University
Mrs. WILDER j. Wlckstrom and Mrs
II. @. stiles.
4 very interesting and diyerslfie'
program has been arranged for tn
afternoon by Mrs. ElmerG. Waldron
Mrs. Howard Knott and Mrs. J. II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
Dinner VIII Be
Gipen at OLl7nDic

To honor Mr.. and Mrs, Leo Phil.
lips and their daughter. Miss kath.
crime Phillips, OF Los Angeles. who
are visiting in town. Mra. Norval IL
Latimer will entertain at dinner Mon.
dry night at The Olympic. and later
with Il theater party
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
Hunting Parrish
NuDtinls IN Beltingltdm

Tho marriage Of Mrs. Mildred Mat.
tice Huntington. 10 Lieutenant Com.
mander Charles Jefferson Parrish. Y.
s. ~. attached to the L. s. s. DO.
stroyer Reno. viii be soIemnized June
6. in Belllngham.
Mrs. Huntington. who has been
the guest OF her sister. Mrs. Everett
Wheeler in Bollinghnm for some
timc. ia AT present visiting airs. H.
8. Frye. at her home across Lake
| Washington.
Commander Parrish will arrive 10.
day from cruise with the Pacific
fleet In the Hawaiian Islands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
Music
Sylvia Tell in
Dance Recital

The final dance recital OF this sea.
son at the Cornish school will be
given by Sylvia Tell and her students
on Friday and Saturday evenings,
June and 6.
Miss Tell. who has arranged the
entire performance, viii appear in
the Spanish dance. La Gltaniela"
The program which follows will In
clude scenes from three operas,
''Hansel and Gretel," Carmen" and
Aida"
''Hansei and Gretel" tseeond aeD..
observation-disclosures. Humpordincs
hAhsel ..s--...s+sr-4..,.. Betty Beeier
Gretei ................. Louise Stevens
sandman ........... DAborah stevens
AnEcls-Mary JRno Douglas. Phiilis Ann
Dearborn. Sylvia Simeon. Charlotte
Holland. Alice Hunt. winifred Callan-
der, Betty Button, Betty Clyde. Dor
they Hall Gilmore. Elenore Man. Myrtle
Moss,
1ntermission
Beethoven scene
Beethoven winifrod Isham.
MARQUIS and Marchloncss-Mary Reitss.
Margaret wnitney.
CoHnts-pOris Drcntwitt. Deborah Rosen.
zelma speiselman. Myrtle Moss Doris
FELTON,
countesses--Noil Fisher, BETTY Buehner.
Charlotte Holland. Patricia Hall, Enid
Butler.
Farandalr-From Carmen"
Boys--JcAnotto Sykes. Evelyn MeNealey,
Rosemary Hornchiid. Gloria Grafton.
Girls--Francis Ruson, Kathleen Eeelist.
Jane Grunhaum. Ida Jaekman.
To Spting--Mary Reitxe, Margaret Whit
ney, Doris whitney, Betty Bueher, Nell
Fisher.
DacohanRl---Nedra seaeamp, vlrs1 n
Byrno, Jeane Caldwell. Virginia Bet
slave Dance from Aida
Nell Fisher. Margaret whitney, Betty
Buchner. Mary Reitze. Doris prentwitt.
Wlnifrod isham.
Scenes from an imaginary ballet
Pas dc Gina"
Virginia Bethel. Margaret oulst, Mar
Earct ManleS Mary Katherine Austin.
Pas dc dcuN."
Jean Caldwell, Virginia Nsehant Mar
goret Tapping.
Pas do Trois."
Nedra seaeamp. Jean Caldwell Mary
Lemon,
Cada tout ensemble.
oricntRl--Liiller Doskin. Frances ruson.
Virginia nyTne. Elliot, Virginia Bethel.
Il Ahelllo" C'The Deo'O --Nedrs Sea-
camp.
'Russon cosatchoaue''--vir Mach
ant Jean Caldwell.
LA Gitanlella"
Dolores ............ Margaret Tanning
La Gitaniclla ....,,,,....,. Sylvia Tell
Don Carlos ,,.,...,s... LILLIAN peslun
senorltns - Nodrn Seacamp, Virginia
Nachont, Mary Lemon. Francis ruson.
Margaret Manlcy
MntndorH--Nlrginln Bethil Mary Kath-
crlnc Austin, Katherine Eccllst. A.
nnrklcy, Mary MaoEachorln. Maty
Filler
strcct glrls-sylvia Grumhnum Pearl
Moss, @, Smith. "A
CESS, Mildred Quist ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
Women's Clubs


hold It's final meeting Monday.
Juno LIST. az the federation club.
house. a picnic lunch will be
served at ~ o'clock. This win be
followed with the board meeting AZ
o'clock and business meeting at
2 o'clock. Reports on tho years
work will be read by the Off.
GERS. The program for tho after.
noon. 60 which guests are welcome,
will include a one.act play entitled
THE Girls" given by club talent,
namely; Mrs, Chns Kitchen. Mrs.
Y. Fowler. Miss Nellie McGough..
Mrs. l.. LYali. Mrs. ]. @. Baker.
Mrs T. c. Mngrath. Mrs. Harry
Lawrence. Mrs w. pcrduo aru.
Frank Baker Mrs. a. ]. Meeker,
Miss Maudo McGough, Mrs. j..
Gould and Mrs. Eva Felt. director.
a musical number. Fleeing Day"
will BIO rendered by the club chorus
under tho direction OF Mrs. Flor.
cnce II, Smith; chorus, Mrs. Law.
renee, Mrs j. Les, Mrs. Gould.
Mrs. Magroth. Mrs. Frank Baker
and Mrs. Felt.
TUESDAY
North End Progressive clubs an.
nual picnic ut Woodland Park.
Lunch at IL o'clock.
Canadian Woman's club at fcdor.
alton clubhouse. Executive board
meeting NJ o'clock. Club meeting
at o'clock. Fun attendance de.
sired, as this is last meeting OF
year.
Queen Anne Study clubs annual
Guest day with Mrs. Ira u. Ford.
2iS Hayes ct, at 3 o'clock. Papers
win be given by Mrs w. j. Rafter.
Mrs. w, II, Thompson. Mrs. Hamp.
ton Moran and Mrs II. A. Taylor.
Tho Model study Club OF EnlIght.
ened 1ntcllectuals" viii BIO offered
as entertainment by the club. Com.
! mittec on arrangements consists of
/ Mrs. Alan Esholby. Mrs. ]. II.
Beardslce, Mrs w. II. Thompson
and Mrs. j. II. Linton. director OF
music
sorosls club with Mrs. d. C,
Rhynsbergor 1858 Admiral way.
Picnic lunch at 1890 o'clock. AS.
sistlng hostesses, Mrs. C. H. Graves
Mrs. j. w. Gull. Mrs. A, ]. webb
and Mrs John y. Hall.
sunso, Heights Literary club with
Mrs. Louie Miller, 1890 WallIng.
ford nvc., NJ 2 o'clock.
Womnn'a Lakewood Civic I'm.
provomont club nj clubhouse, corner
bOth ave. S. and Angoline ST. Lunch.
con at 1 o'clock. Following tho
business meeting Mr.. Roland Chm.
man viii give talk ON "Soil Cultiva.
ton" Mrs. Rose Cole Bootligcr
viii sing Hail Washington" a
state song, composed by her and In,
dorscd by the Seattle Chamber of
Commerce chorus. A duet viii be
sung by Mira, Bootliger and Mrs
Nina Cole Donnelly, with Miss Lii
liam Nelson nt tho plano
Womcn's Tuesday club meeting
postponed until June 9th,
WEDNESDAY
Rainier Beach Womcn'a clubs an
nual picnic ut tho homo OF Mrs
w. $. Walker i0aa7 G5th ave. s..
at 1880 o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
Marriage Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. A. III. Johnson nm.
nounco the marriage OF their daugh.
ter. Ruth. to Mr. Robert Houston
GarvIn. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. stephen
Garyin. OF Seattle.
The wedding was solcmnized Mt the
home of the BRIDES parents, on
Thursday evening, may 2S.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
For Miss Mdris

Mrs. Everett Dlmock viii entertain
at supper on Sunday evening at her
home in compliment to Miss Dorothy
Maris. whose marriage TO Mr.. Karl
Burdick will take place In June.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
Dinner for Mr.. and
Mrs. Chilcott

Mr.. and Mrs ID. A. sholor will en-.
terrain at dinner Wednesday evening
at their home in honor Of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. X chllcott. who are going
abroad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-30
CLUBS FOR MONDAY
PRAIRIE ROSE CLUB

PRAIRIE ROSE CLUB
Tho Prairie Rose club viii hold its
regular monthly meeting Monday.
Juno /. at the home OF Mrs. $. A..
Bostwick. 24is +. Grand ave, Ever.
cit. Those attending may take tho
stage leaving tho depot. 1914 Third
ave. at s:45 a. m. or the intsrurhan
leaving at 10 a. m.