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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-20
Women's Clubs

Baritone sole. Mr. Charles Stone wa.
son.
Greetings Mrs e ~ nIumsasr. na.
tipuai director.
Address "old Ideals and New TrAdi-
tons" Nrs Estells 81, 8,sfHbsfgsr. ma
IionAl executive secretary,
bsusdietion RABBI 81, y. A. Cohen. Of
Tacoma.
Reception 10 delegates and visitors.
rendered ~ the ladies' auxiliary 10 Tenn
pic de HltHeh temple center
Monday. June ~ 1855. temple center
$3.50 a IN. Mrs. 81 < Horastcin. Sc
attic, presiding.
Invocation
Heading q minutes, han Francisco con.
aepor, or ersdenusl committee and
roll call.
Appointment Of committees.
Outstanding Work OF Your Section i"
six sections report, five minutes each.
Discussion. 10 minutes
Announcements
Question box.
1899 % Nv. luncheon Temple Center
90 TO 400 D. m. presidents round
table.
800 D. M, Mrs Alex GoIdsteIn. Port.
land, presiding.
Report Of eredsutini committee.
Unfinished business
''rhe chief Problem OF Your Section"
ak sections ncpor7. five minutes each.
Discussion. 30 minutes
ag0o y. M symposium on religion
Message from national chairman, Mrs.
Edwin ZuEsmith.
Possibilities Of tho Council" Mrs.
Julius tpuieson, Portland.
The Religious School az n Factor" SIR.
Melville Monheimrr. Seattle.
The Jewish Family In tho Small
Town"
THE Layman and Religion"
ti5 p m" Inspection Of Educational
Center and ton.
Tuesday. June 20,
si1O a m, Mrs. Harry Rosonhaupt.
spokane, presiding
Invocation.
Report or committees,
The Outstanding work NJ Your SEQ
tlon," six actions report, five minutes
each.
Discussion. 40 minutes
1900 a, m, ''rhc Value NJ tho Inter.
state Conference" Mrs. y. ST. Biumauor,
Portland. national director
The Small section and tho Confer
once," Mrs Herman Jacobs. Tacoma.
"Tho Large Section and tao Confer.
cnco," Mrs Emnr Goldberg Gan Fran
cisco.
"rho National and tho Conference Is
L.
executive secretary
! 1880 p me- luncheon 70 delegates and
| visitors, rendered by tho ladlcs' auxiliary
to Temple dc Hlrach Temple Contar
! goo p, M. Mrs, u. II, SuRRrman. Van
couvor u G., pronldlng, commItto re.
ports
| "The chief Problem Of Your Section, -
six sections report. five minutes each.
Discussion, 20 minutes
| $500 Message from the national chair.
man on peach, Mrs Arthur Brln.
! "EcnooH pf tho Qulnuucnninl," Mrs
George Goldsmith Los Angeles.
| 1900 y. M, Seattle sections e5th an.
niyorrHry banquet. spanish Bail Room
/ Hotel Olympic
| Address. "The Jewish womnns Part
/ In world Movements OF To-day" Mrs
| Julius Kahn, momber Of congress from
| California,
"wednesday June Morning. trim tc
| Tacoma by automobile or boat
| Wodnogdny, Juno -, Tacoma, wash.
! 1890 =, mo- winthrop Hotel. Tacoma
! luncheon.
Address, shifting Boundaries Of WON,
nn'H Empire" Mrs iiutolc NJ sternbcr
ger national executive secretary
2 y, ~, Mrs Charles ", stern Hnf
| Franclaoo presiding,
Invocation. Rabbi NJ a. A. Cohen,
report NJ resolution committee,
Election,
Address rabbi Jonah u, Wise, Port
land.
close Of conference Mrs N =, Born
Hlcni presiding
Adjournment
Blgnt.aoelng drive sround rseoms,
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Orthopedic Lunch
and Thrift ShOpS

Mrs. l.. +, Newton viii be hostess
for Capitol Hin guild at the Ortho,
podlc lunch room. Monday, assisted
by Mrs. +. y. Wolgomuth, Mrs.
Harry Gray Mrs. Ralph KEENAN,,
Mrs. Anton Governius, Mrs T. j,
Mullanc. Mrs. Mabel Dorr, Mrs, G, 70.
Corcornn, Mrs. Bruce shorts, Mrs.
Frank Case, Mrs G. Gnliger, Mrs.
Fred Braden, Mrs, w. l., Frye, Mrs,
lG. u. Jones, Mrs ", j Connell and
Mrs. Gcnovlcvo Blcthcn,
University guild win DO IN charge
NJ the Thrift Shop Monday morning,
represented by Mrs, r. IT, Murphy
and Mrs. Waiter Clark IN the after
noon Mrs. George Lamplng and Miss
Lucrotin Grscom viii be Ia charge
for t'rink Park guild.
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Personal

afr. and Mrs. Charles Willard
Stimson, with Mr.. and Mrs. law
renee Boyle and Mrs. Raleigh
chinn as their guests, win spend
the weekend cruising on the Slim.
son yacht Gloria.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenelm winslow,
Jr., removed today from 1922 e.
Crockett ST.. to their new home at
l47 2Sth ave. y.
Mr.. Carl Heussy is spending Z
few days in Portland.
DR. and Mrs. Guy Shearman
Peterkin and small son. with their
house guest, Miss Marjorie Camp
bell, viii remove across Lake Wash.
ington, where they have taken =
house for the summer.
Mrs. Edwin S. Booth and Miss
Josephine Shaw left Tuesday for Chi
cago to spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Russell and
children will return tonight from a
short trip 10 Victoria, B. c., and
Qualicum Beach.
Judge and Mrs. Benjamin Gross.
cup will go TO Tacoma Monday to
spend the week at their home at
Gravelly lake.
Miss Muriel Tanzer returned Mon.
day from Hollywood. Cal, where she
was the guest OF her cousin, Mrs.
Clara Ranell, for two months.
Mr., and Mrs. Burton James sailed
today from New York on the Amer.
lea for Europe, where they will spend
the summer studying the European
theaters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Halter have
returned from trip of several
months abroad.
Miss Agatha Brown left last week
for New York, where she will spend
the summer in study.
Mrs. w. ID. Lawshe and little
daughter, Nancy, will leave tonight
on tho Ruth Alexander for Califor.
MIA, where they will spend the sum-
mer.
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Miss Lane TO Entertain
Bridal Pdrtu

To honor the members Of her
wedding party. Miss Donna Lane
wiz entertain with supper at her
home Sunday evening. following
the wedding rehearsal.
The marriage OF Miss Lane and
Ensign Burton Davis. u. s. n. Will
be solemnized Tuesday evening In
the garden at "Lanchurst," the
home Of hor parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
James +. Lane. In East Seattle.
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Garden Wedding
Is LoUely

The garden OF MIR. Herbert BiogE
was the lovely setting for the
charming wedding OF Miss Dorothy
Maris. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
". 5, MarLs. and Mr.. Kari Bur
dick, son OF Mrs Bertha Burilck.
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock.
Rev, Cleveland Kielhauor read
the service under a tree.topped
bower with standards Of pink snap
dragons and long .stcmmcd dolphin.
iuma al either side, The same bios.
SONS borlered the walk down
which the bridal party walked
The bride was cxaulsltciy gowusd
in sweetheart blue crepe and Lace
over orchid crepe. and carried
opheiia roses and white sweet peas
for bouquet.
Mrs. Melvin Norquist. the matron
Of honor. wore fuschla,s shaded georg
cite, broad.brirnmcd leghorn hat.
and carried sweet peas and dolphin
tum. Priscilla Maris. the brides
niece, as flower Girl. wore rose
wolfe frock with insets OF net and
lace and carried basket filled
with rose petals
Mrs. Maris wore rust.colorcd en-.
hroidercd crepe with corsagc OF
ross sweet peas and blue larkspur.
and Mrs. Rurdtck was In black
beaded georgetts with Cecil Brun
ner roses for eorsaFe.
Mr.. Aiusworth Blogg was best
man and Messrs. Marc Burdick.
Norman NaShum, William Davis
and Wayne o'Brien. tho ushers.
Before the service Miss Isabel
Coleman sanE Because. and Miss
cioe Mcctoud played the wedding
marches
Pink roses and delphlnlums
adorned tho rooms OF the home and
conferred the tea table. where Mrs.
Z, u. Holmes, Mrs. John e. Bal.
laine. Mrs Everett Dimock and
Mrs. T.. F. Gregory presided. A
group OF Alpha Gamma Delta soror.
~ sisters OF the bride assisted 49,
the Misses Frances Cole, Elizabeth
Grisim. Anne Reyes and Kathryn
Bryan. Mrs. Z. r. Gardner and
Mrs. a. s, Elford were in charge
Of the dining room.
Mrs. Burdick Travelled in an on.
semolc suit, the dress Of brown
oensaline, and charmeen coat
trimmed In squirrel. with which she
wore a small felt hat in matching
shade.
After July ] Mr.. and Mrs. Bur.
dick will be at home At Monroe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-20
Miss HerUin Has
PrettY Home Weddinq

The marriages OF Miss Martha
Evelyn Hervin, daughter OF MFR.
and Mrs. Peter s. Heryin, TO Mr..
Frederick Neal Rasmussen. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. X. Rasmussen, took
place Wednesday evening, June
nth, at the home Of the brides
parents. The service was read by
DR.. Mark A. Matthews.
The bride, who was given in mar
rage by her father. was lovely in
n gown Of ivory satin. trimmed with
lace inserts and embroidered in
pearls. She wore veil OF EN-.
broidered tulle. bound with coro.
net Of orange blossoms and carried
a shower bouquet Of valley lilies
and orchids
n. The only attendants we're Mr..
mes English and Miss lima Her
Vim, sister Of the bride. who wore a
dress Of shrimp georgette, trimmed
with silver lace, and n wreath OF
silver flowers in her hair. She
carried an ann bouquet Of butterfly
roses and blue delphinIum,
Before the ceremony, Miss Grace
Breidenstein sang at Downing"
and 1.-THE Sweetest Story Ever
Told" accompanied by Mis- Maude
Dcsrochsrs, who also played tho
wedding marches
Assisting at the reception we're
Mrs. willis Bsnson and tho Misses
Esther Heryin. Helen snnderson.
Mary Kendall and Helen Ncwhouse.
Mrs. Rasmussen wore for travel.
Ing Bambino blue ensemble with
hat TO match.
After July 10th, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rasmussen win be at home In tho
Washington Irving apartments.
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Home Wedding
Solen,nized

Tho home Of Mr. and Mrs. s. N.
Arnold was the scene Of pretty
wedding solemnized wednesdny
evening, June II. Mt $3.50 o'clock,
when their daughter, Miss Hazel a.
Arnold. became tho bride of Mr..
Arthur \. Mauer, of Seattle.
Masses Of pink and white rose.
buds thanked on either side by tall
palms and high standard baskets OF
roses, made a lovely setting for q -
service read by Rev Earl T.. Rei.J
ner in the presence Of relatives and
close friends, ..
Preceding the service, Mrs. Ed.
ward Clifford sang II Love You
Truly" and at Dawning" and Mr..
Clifford played the wedding march.
The bride was lovely in her we'd.
ding gown OF peach satin, designed
with deep flouncc Of cream and
silver lace She wore string Of
pearls. the gift Of the groom and
carried Ophelln roses, cream sweet
peas and Cecil Drummer buds.
Mrs. Lyle s, Arnold, the mntron
Of honor, was gowned In blonde
satin and her bouquet OF Pre-.
micr roses and pink sweet peas,
Mr.. Arnold, the brides brother, was
best man.
Mr.. aud Mrs Mauror left for
New York on their Wedding trip
and win stop on route TO visit Mr..
Mnurer's parents In Marshall III.
rho bride Travelled In n print silk
frocls. a wigwnm ch0rmeen coat
trimmed with summer ermine aud
small matching hat Her corHnge
was Of crimson sweet pens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurcr VIII he OF
home in Seattle after September !.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-20
Committee ChdirmeH
Named for Orthopedic
Carniral

~ tea given Tuesday afternoon
At the home Of Mrs. H. r. Ostran-
der. plans were discussed and COM
mittee' chairmen named for tho
mammoth carnival 10 be given for
the benefit OF the Children's ortho.
pedic hospital. July "a. on the
grounds OF Mrs. os,randrr's and
Mrs. Lamsons homes.
Mrs, Harry whitney Treat Is
general chairman OF the event.
which promises 10 be one OF the
most brilliant affairs Of the sum.
mcr months
The supper committee includes
Mrs ]. c. Mcmillan. chairman: Mrs.
Sybal Hamrick. North Queen Anne
guild: Mrs Bruce shorts, Capitol
Hill: Mrs. Elmer c. waldron. F'rink
Park; Mrs. :, c. STANDARD. Univer.
sity; Mrs. Roy Hepler, Rainier, Mrs,
. pamsyeT. East Highland Drive
srs ". u. Freeman and Mrs. II.
Il. Pease, Renton Hin.
The committee in charge Of sof,
drinks is Mrs Bruce Parker. Inter.
Iaken. Mrs, j. II Robinson, East
Madison.
Fruit. Mrs A. T Zimmerman,
Medina. and Miss Dysart. vashon
Mrs. Samuel Leroy Crawford. Of
Denny Thurman guild. Is chairman
OF the fortune telling booth.
Cards will be looked after hy Mrs
]. 3. Alexander. Madrona. and Mrs,
Frederick T. Fischer. First Hill,
Hot dogs. Mrs. r. l.. skeci, Lau'
relhurst, and Mrs. Patrick Tam
many. Beacon HILL
Mrs. c. n. May. North End guild,
and Mrs. J. W. Bosworth. Of sum
ner guild. win be in charge Of home,
made dainties.
The hospital board, together with
the presidents and the entertain
ment committees OF the various
guilds Of the city and its suburbs
the tea. Besides appoint
the foregoing ehairmen. ciabor
Dte plans and features. which will
bs announced later. were discussed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-20
HeRderSon-JeRRer
Betrothal

Mir. and Mrs, Thomas u, Hender,
son announce the engagement OF
their daughter. Esther to MIR, Earle
Bagley jenner, son OF Mr. and
Mrs, Earle Il, Jenner and grandson
% Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence b, Bag.
ley.
Both Miss Henderson and her
riaRce attended the University OF
Washington, where she WAS Rrfiliat.
cd with Kappa Delta sorority and
he with Phi Kappa Sigma frater.
nifty,
No definite date has been set Tor
the wedding.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-20
FEDERATION OF
WOMEN'S CLUBS

The Seattle Federation OF Women's
clubs will meet on Monday, June 20,
at the clubhouse, corner Thomas and
Harvard. The board OF trustees will
meet at 1880 O'Clock. and the after.
noon session will be held at o'clock.
At the afternoon. meeting annual
reports viii be given by. the various
chairman, and the delegates from the
federation who attended the state
convention ut Port Angeles will also
report. This will be followed by the
installation of the new officers and
n social hour.
Seward Social and Literary clubs
lawn party mt the home of Mrs, Rob-
ert c, league, a721 SD s., Mt :
o'clock Reception for the new pres
ident, Mrs. II. y, Moore.
WOMAN'S civic CLUB
The Woman's Civic club will give
tho first OF series of silver teas
and garden epartics on Tuesday.
June 20, mt 9 O'clock, at the homo
OF Mrs. Harry Bunk, SOC 18th ave.
N. Mrs Harris Long, president.
and other officers of tho club win
assist the hostess.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-20
CLUBS FOR MONDAY
AUXILIARY To RAINIER
NOBLE POST. NO.

AUXILIARY To RAINIER
NOBLE POST. NO.
Regular meeting or American
Legion auxiliary 20 Rainier Noble
Post No. /, viii bo held in tho
Legion club rooms. 500 Third ave,
Monday evening. June q Initta,
ton Of new members win be held
ut that meeting,
ANNUAL PICNIC
Chapter &C, r f. o., viii hold its
annual picnic Monday. June g, ut
the home OF Mrs. Thomas Balmsr
3a23 w. Laurclhurst drive Mem.
bers are asked TO take the Laurel.
hurst stage al 1890 q. m.
NEtGHBoRs or wooDCRAFT
Neighbors OF woodcraft will hold
memorial services Monday even.
ing. June %. following tho regular
meeting at l. o. o. +. hall. Mem.
bcrs urged 10 attend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-20
Mrs. Jacobs Hostess
at Bridae Luncheon

Mrs. Orange Jacobs is extending
invitations to a bridge luncheon at
her home Friday afternoon. June
Is. Seven tables will be in play.
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Luncheon HonorS Visitor

Miss Celeste Won phul entertained
with a small bridge luncheon at her
home this afternoon, in honor Of
her house guest, Miss Celeste
Michael Of St Louis, Mo.
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Mrs. Leonard Hostess
at Luncheon

Mrs. a. w. Leonard will entertain
with small luncheon at her home
on Thursday, June %. in honor OF
Mrs. Harry o. Denick and Mrs. John
Harrington Edwards.
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Matinee Breakfast
by Mrs. Anderson

Mrs, A. II Anderson win enter.
tain with matinee breakfast next
Wednesday az the Sunset club In
honor OF Miss Elena Mimmovu,
who graduated last week from tho
Cornish School
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Luncheon at
.iQhldnds Home

Mrs. a, g. stewart and Mrs. John
Henry BalllnRer viii entertain at
luncheon next Thursday afternoon
~ Mrs. Stewards home NJ The High
lands IN honoy Of Mrs Robert Ga't,
of st Cloud, Mich, who is Mrs.
Stewards guest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-20
Bridge Supper for
Miss Nichols

Miss Berenice Butler will enter
tain with bridge supper at her
home Monday night. in honor OF
her house guest, Miss lila Nichols OF
Hood River. Ore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-20
woMAN's EDUCATIONAL

woMAN's EDUCATIONAL
CLUB
The woman's Educational clubs
last meeting of the clun year will
he a luncheon on Saturday. June
q, at 1880 p, m, in the banquet
room OF the Home Economics build.
ing on the University campus. The
program VIII include report from
the state and city declarations and
an outline OF work for the coming
year. a full attendance is desired
in order that the personnel OF com.
mitteos may be definitely deter.
mined.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-20
EASTERN STAR CLUE

EASTERN STAR CLUB
| Tho Eastern Star club will have
luncheon for members and their
friends Wednesday, June "a, at 1880
O'Clock. at 1920 Arcade Square. Mrs.
iGpcc Roycroft, chairman Of the af-
fair is assisted by Mrs. Lillian Pres.
colt, Mrs Harriet Littlefield Mrs.
Marion slocum and Mrs. Adeline w.
Williams.
Mrs. Irene b. McKcnny is in
charge Of the card party at o'clock.
Tho Eastern star club viii give a
card party at Norton's cafeteria,
l151a Second ave, Saturday evening,
June 81, at $50 o'clock. Mrs Minnie
Ellis is chairman OF the affair, as.
sisted by Mrs. Beatrice Nottingham.
Mrs Estella Harmon, Mrs. Chrissie
North and Mrs, Madgc sprague.
Members, Masons and friends in,
vitcd.
w. c. T. u. ACTIVITIES
Ravenna w. C. r. u. will meet
at the home OF Mrs, b. l., Nc.
Mullen, $3.50 33rd ave. N. E..
Wednesday. June cath, at . o'clock
p. m. Mrs. Myrtle Peterson. super
intondent Flower Mission work, will
have charge OF the program. Please
bring flowers for distribution among
tho sick and shut-ins
Green Lake w. c. r. Z. will
meet at the home OF Mrs r. T..
Elkins, In an all.day session,
Wednesday, June cath. A Flower
Mission program will be given and
Mrs. Anna Mae GrIggs, advance
representative Of the Flying Squad.
ron, win give an address.
Georgetown w. c. T. U. will meet
ut tho Americanlatlon center, 7OS
Findlay st.. Wednesday. Juno Gath,
ut o'clock p. m. Members urged
to be present. Visitors cordially
welcome.
Central w. c. T. U. will meet at
plymouth Congregational church,
Tuesday, June card. at . o'clock
y. m. An interesting program will
be given, The public Is invited,
| ROBERT MORRIS
lCHApTER CARD PARTY
Robert Morris Chapter, O. T.. S.
will give Il card party Saturday even.
Ing June 20, at S;l5 o'clock, at Nor.
tons cafeteria, 1919 Second ave.
Eastern stars and friends invited.
s. w. G, A, HOSTESSES
ilostesses for next week at the
Young Womcn's Christian assocn.
ton viii he; Monday, Mrs w, w,
Mercer; Tuesday, Mrs j r. Beth.
orl Wednesday, Mrs. ~ a, Sci.
bert; Thursday Mrs, John llossc.
NOR: Friday, Mrs, w. ~. Mckay,
Saturday. Mrs. II, w Moisnost
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-20
MRS. MALTBY ELECTED
PRESIDENT OLE FEDERATION

PRESIDENT or FEDERATION
Mrs. II. Il. Maltby was elected
president OF the Washington State
Federation OF Women's clubs on
Thursday, at the annual convention
OF the organization. which closed
its session in Port Angeles, Friday.
Mrs. Maltby won the presidency
from Mrs. Harry Pierce OF Sno.
dualmie Falls by majority of 81
votes.
Mrs. Serena Matthews of Pullman
was elected first vice president: Mrs.
Hnlsey Watson of Puyallup, un.
opposed, was elected treasurer: Mrs.
d. Il. Mcllravy OF Everett was
elected first trustee OF the feder.
alton, Mrs b. T. Westmore, re.
tirfng president, was unanimously
elected general federation director.
CONVENTION REPORTS
At its next meeting on Tuesday,
June %, at 1880 p. m. tho Seattle
Business and Professional women's
club will hear the following reports
of its delegates TO the convention OF
the State Federation of Business and
Professional Women's clubs, which
took place at Hoquiam on June IL,
IL and 10.
Miss Florence Il, Mckay, on the
business OF the convention, Mrs. C.
T.. II. Aud, on club activities and
programs; Miss Edna Nlchol on the
banquet; Miss Harkin Govenlach. on
the speech Of Mrs, Chloe Miller Nc.
Reynolds, n national officer, and the
principal speaker Mt the convention;
Miss Luella Ayers on the visit to
the new plywood mill; Miss Abbie
Bench and Miss Doris ONeal. on
visits to other mills near Ilouuiam,
A social evening will follow the
delegates reports,
w, c. 7. u. INSTITUTE
Capitol I'm Institute will hold an
institute Tuesday, June 20, at l
u. IN, IN tho Tnncrnucte Baptist
church. corner OF 18th and Harrison
st. The program VIII include: Dc.
votionals, Row McNulty; medical
temperance, Mrs pr Mark; gifts
and requests, Mrs Townsend; flow.
or mission. Kate Keller; American.
izatlon, Clara Ansoragc Fuller logis.
latlon, Mrs Jackson Sllbaugh.
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CARD PARTY

Tho Ladies' auxiliary to the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engi.
necrs viii give card party We'd
'ncsday, June "a, at o'clock in tho
NJ. II. u. A. hall, lo23h First ave.
DORIC SOCIAL CLUB o, II. S.
Doris Social club, o. H. s., viii
have a Morrison demopstrotion lun'
chcon Thursday, June 80, at ]
o'clock, at the home OF Mrs, Iva
Atwood, 42lS Baker ave. The lun'
cheon viii DO followed by a pro
gram. 49,.
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r1I1Mn1n cLIfR

TH1MBLE CLUB
Bethlehem Thimblc club viii meet
Tuesday, juno 20, for picnic lunch
con In Volunteer park There VIII
be places for children.
AtLAtl SOCIAL CLUB
Nllnh Social club viii meet with
Mrs, Helen Barclay jl26 Director
It,, Tuesday, June &c. AT p. M,
Thls viii be the last meeting until
September.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-11-05
DEATHS
Mrs. Ben Jansen

Mrs. Ben Jansen of this city died
Monday morning at 4:30 o'clock in
the Minot hospital from Bright's dis
ease. Mrs Jansen had been there
for Is weeks and every effort had
been exerted to save her from the
ravages of the disease. The funer-
al was held at the Catholic church in
Edenville, Minnesota Thursday af-
%ternoon.
Mrs. Jansen is survived by her
husband who conducts a shoe re-
pair shop on Main street, two chill
dren, Tom aged eight and Helen
aged seven, a sister Miss Anna jan
sen who has been keeping house in
the Jansen home here since Mrs.
Jansen was taken to the hospital, and
a brother, John Jansen who came
here to take the children to Minot
this week.
Mrs. Jansen who was 36 years old,
came to Wolf Point with her hus-
band from their homestead in the
north country, about three years
ago. They had lived in the north
country for many years before that.
Her husband worked in the round
house until this summer when he
purchased his present business.
During the three years they lived
in Wolf Point Mrs. Jansen also con-
Quoted a rooming house.
Mr.. Jansen will probably continue
to make his home in this city.
The untimely death of Mrs. jan
sen is mourned by a host Of friends
lere, all of whom where shocked to
1ear of it. She was highly respected
oy all who came in contact with her
and her loss will be the loss of the
community.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-11-05
Pauline Fenton

Pauline Fenton, two year ole
daughter of Col. and Mrs. T. E
Fenton of near Lustre, died Wed
nesday at a local hospital after an
illness of several weeks with scarlet
fever. The funeral services were
conducted in Wolf Point Thursday
afternoon with burial at Greenwood.
Pauline Della Fenton was born at
the family home near Lustre, Octo-
Der g., 1923 and died at the Wolf
Point hospital Thursday morning at
l a. m.
Leaving besides her parents, Nh.
and Mrs. Thomas E. Fenton, a broth
Paul, and sisters Louise and Bon
ME, and many friends she had made
by her loving ways.
"She thought our good night kiss
was given
And like a lily her life did close.
uncurtained that repose
And the next waking dawned in
heaven"