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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
(Continuedl
NEW HOMES.
BIG BARGAINS.
Z 1301-13l3 West Virginia
Ave. NE.
Six large rooms, tile bath,
h.-w.h., elec. lights, double hard
wood floors, built-in ice box,
double rear porches. Deep yard
to wide alley. Easy terms,
Open until 9 pm.
THOMAS A. JAMESON CO.,
oO6 N. Y. Ave. Main $3.50.
REAL HOME BARGAIN.
$3.50.
1876 TO 1882 NEAL ST. NE.
Between MontelIo, AYE. q2thl and Trinidad
Ave. north Florida Ave. Mr.
Wheatley School. -.
throughout Colonial front and double rear
porches. screened. Deep lot to wide alley:
High elev alton Southern exposure. Sample
house open daily and Sunday until Pm
Immediate possession. Easy terms.
ANY BROKER
OR THRIFT BUILDING Co. Owner.
PHONE MAIN G6S.
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WASHINGTON'S NATIONALLY KNOWN
REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
MOORE & HILL, INC.
It PAYS to Deal With Men Of Experience.
A Quarter of a Century Old.
Clean dealing and progressive ideas have
made for of which proud.
WHEN YOU
BUY SELL BORROW OR LEND,
CONSULT OUR OFFICE.
Not dollars loss foreclosure first mortgage
loans opened doors for business 25 ago.
73O 18th ST. NV MAIN 1174.
Members Washington Real Estate Board.
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GARDINER & DENT, INC,
14Oo L ST. NV.
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$3.50.

~ ".
LINCOLN PARK: PRICE JUST RE
DUCED 81 .000-A fine. substantial
home. built of brownstone and brick;
having six bright, cheerful rooms ana
modern bath. There is also splen-
did rear yard. House Is equipped with
electricity and is thoroughly modern
in every detail. Can be sold on very
reasonable terms. You should arrange
for an inspection.
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RIOOMINGDALE

d bLNDNJN WI " NIILl LII.
SEMIDETACHED BRICK A well
built semi-detached brick home on one
of the incest streets in this popular
section situated between lst and
North Capitol in a square where home
owners take considerable pride in the
upkeep of their homes There
six large bright rooms, reception hall.
artistic manetls in living and dining
rooms, white colonial mantel in large
front bedroom: screened sleeping
porch; spacious clothes closets; cleo
trio lights. Substantially built garage
on paved alley. Immediate possession
and reasonable terms. An exceptional
value.
60 0SO
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9/ ,OoU-
PARK VIEW.
Owner having purchased another home.
is obliged TO dispose of this delightful.
modern colonial brick home. The
owner has spent considerable sum
in improving the property. and the
purchaser will benefit accordingly.
Colonial front porch. reception han
with mirrored door, artistic uantel In
living room; remainder of first floor
spick and span. On the second floor
choice bedrooms, all of good size.
Rear porches first and second floors;
house screened throughout: house re-
Gently papered and new electrical fix
lures of exceptional quality installed.
Nice lot to payey alley.
90 OEH hEAD
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BATHTUB SIGNIFICANT
IN NEW DE MILE FILM

u might have been expected that
tricks with 4 bath tub would be an
early move Of Cecil De Mile as an
independent picture producer.
Cecil y. De Mile has used the
symbol OF Saturday night T.. "Hsn's
High Road 10 Indicate poverty, and
again 10 suggest millions. but
Iers and limouslnes. with striking
success IN each case. This picture
starring Leatrice Joy. opens in the
ons-rOom apartment Of a poor work.
Ing girl At one end IL a tin bath
tub-most uncomfortable, with o
hinged curtaln-covered wooden I'D.
pathetic attempt 10 conceal the
uEiIness Of poverty.
The progress Of the story, as ~
rected By Rupert Julian brings the
characters into the boudoir Of an ex,
tremely wealthy girl once more the
bath tub This time a separate tiled
room Is set aside with a spacious
marble pool sunk in the floor. Grace.
ful jar.bearing maidens OF bronze
pour perpetual streams Of perfumed
water.
These contrasting scenes provide
backgrounds in tune with the trend
OF this first offering OF the DIG Mile
studio. Edmund Burns. Julia Faye
Robert Edeson and Helene Sullivan
are seen in support.
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This uew kind o soap works alone 1T does the
washing leaves n'ejndhhe nnsing to do

THOUSANDS Of women have
written us thanking us for this
new kind of soap: BLESS you, makers
Of Lux" say they, 80 for making wash
day so much easier, so much chcerier,
so much shorter with Rinse"
Today, in more than million
homes, Rinse has taken the place of
bar soap for the weekly wash. 1t
really does the work you have always
had to do yourself. 1t leaves you
just the lighter work of rinsing to do.
That's why it is called Rinse.
This rich, mild soap is made in tiny
granules, so boiling water sets free all
its fine cleansing power to wash for
you. Each thread of the wash is
soaked with soap so rich that you can
feel it all through the water with your
hand. Gently, safely dirt is loosened
and floats out,
Never bit Of hard rubbing. Even
places where dirt gets ground in need
only light rub between your hands.
Rinse does the wonders with your
weekly wash that Lux does with your
silks and woolens. Use Rinse the way
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-18
Leone Frd@ee Bride of
Tallmddge CONQUER

Within the ehanecl OF Trinity
Episcopal church this afternoon. Miss
Leone France. who was dainty,
charming bride. was united IN mar
rage TO Mr.. Tallmadse Conover, son
~ Mr.. c, T. Conovcr. The Rev.
Charles Stanley Nook read tho serv-
ice az ESQ o'clock, In the presence
OF relatives and few close friends.
Miss France was lovely IN an after.
noon gown OF Shellpink lace. simple
in design, with which she wore an
orchid.tiuted hat Of horschair braid.
Hover trimmed, and carried an arm
bouquet OF Butterfly roses and lilies
OF the valley.
The maid OF honor. Miss Olive
whyte. Was Eowued In orchid geor.
gette, and her ha, was OF cream
n hiffon trimmed with tea roses. Her
owers were an old-fashioned colo
NAL bouquet. Mr.. Karl Lewis was
best man Tor Mr. Conover
Following the ceremony there was
a small reception at the Rainier club
With Mrs. Manson r. Baclus in
charge Of the attractive decorations.
Aits. Patricia Duncan and Miss Mar
saret Guliifori presided at the tea
table.
on their wedding trip Mrs. Como
yer wore a beige faills dress. with
matching hat. a blue ehRrmeen coat
md orchid coTsage.
Nrsr July 9. Mr. and Mrs. Como.
yer Will Be al home at Tho Hotel
winthrop In Tacoma. temporarily,
until they remove 20 their own homo
"a Tacoma.
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Personal

Mm O, y 81 Pratt and her s,atsr,
Mrs samuel Shaw Parks 81 Citsigo,
who have bees ft5-fitiittfffR tLe 3. =. =
convention iu Olympia, are now
spending n few days IN Vancouver
y G.. They VIII be home Saturday
Mr aud Mrs. II Ro-s Downs are
receiving congratulations upon the
birth Of d daughter June H. a. Prov
ideuce hospital
Dr j Henry D0wd ~ Buffalo
~ ~ author and lecturer. accom-
panied by Mrs Bowd and hla sister.
Mira W. H. Davis, rs spending q few
days In town
Mrs NJ C. Eu1use Of Milwaukee
and Mira D. @, Schiller Appleton are
tho guests OF SIR. and Mrs ~ Swan
az 1888 suunyslde ave,
Miss Katherine Miller of Portland
IS the guest Of Miss Gertrude
/ Lewis
Mrs wyatt craig viii leave Sat
] ufdhy on Ia" President Grant for
Shanghai, where she will Join Lieut.
/ Craig They viii spend tho summer
In Chcnfoo. and Ia November VIII
/ 90 10 Manila,
Mrs William Leonard Eaton re-
| turned "Wednesday from short
visit IN Pstlond.
AIrr e. u Ust.,,t ,,iI motor "a
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han TraHriss0.
Address. Rabbi jonah y, wis' Portland
ore
HJuEs, Mrs TsnaFa Adams. accompanied
~ clyde Lehman.
Interpretive dancing By Mary Ann Wells
dsnCsTF
Reservations may bo made with
Mrs, Max 4. Silver, 2ols Feder0l ave.
CA ptl-AGs2
The newly elected officers ot the
Seattle section ~ the National Couu-
"a OF Jewish Women arc. Prcsl.
dent, Mrs Samuel r. Stern. flint
vice president. Mrs Sam Blum. sec
ond vice president, Mr Milton
Wei: corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Melville Monhelmer. treasurer. Mrs.
Louis Garnnkle.
The board ~ directors includes
Mrs A. Dinkel-plcI. MIR Ben Roth.
snberE. Mira Leopold ~ Stern. Mrs.
Alfred shemanski. Mrs Stanley Blu.
msuthal. Mrs Harold p. Offer. Mrs,
Henry shopern. Ma Nathan Eek
stein. Mrs Robert Lurie.
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Sports Clothes Dance

The sports Clothes dance TO be
given by the Seattle chapter Of the
Chicago. Milwaukee & 81. Paul Rail.
way women's club al tho Yacht
club, Friday evening. June 10. Is in
charge OF the social committee com.
posed Of. Mrs. Eugene Webster.
Mrs. A. W. Faragher, Mrs. George
r. Beardsley. Mrs Harry Rowe.
Mrs. A. II. Barkley, Mrs. r. J..
Gallagher. Mrs o. o. Mercer chair.
man.
They will be assisted by Miss
Margaret Hannah. Miss Ann Ker-
win. Miss Marie H. Cloary, Miss
Josephine Carpenter, Miss Myrtle
Brown. Mrs. Charles Franklin. Miss
Vera Sells. Miss Eulalie Lasnier.
Miss Jessie Hatfield. Mrs. Eva NJ.
Duncan. Miss Grace Cummings,
Mrs. Nettle Britt. Miss Gladys Daily,
Mrs Rose Parsons King, Miss Maud
Snow.
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you like best to wash.* 1t washes so
perfectly in any washing machine
that % leading makers of washing
machines recommend it.
Rinse lightens the work of cleaning
all these things, TOO
Women write us, too, how wonderful
Rinse is for general household clean
ing. They use it for dishes, pots and
pans, bathtubs, basins, linoleums,
floors and woodwork 1t makes your
cloths and mops so soapy that dirt
and grease just melt away without
any hard securing.
Because it dissolves completely,
there is nothing harsh to mar smooth
surfaces or dim the freshness of paint
and colors. Keeping all these things
bright and new-looking is made easier
and pleasanter.
"For the best resalis: For washing
clothes dissolve Rinse in boiling water to
set all its wonderful cleansing power free.
Use enough to get creamy lasting suds For
household uses just sprinkle it right on.
Lever Bros. Co., Cambridge, Mass.
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Rainier Chapter D. A. R.
Plans Affair

Rainier chapter. Daughters OF the
American Revolution. Is arranging a
buffet luncheon followed by nah
iongg on Tuesday afternoon. June
q. al / o'clock, at Rainier Chapter
house
The occasion viii honor Mrs Eliza
Ferry Leary. past vice president gen
sral Of The National society. who re-
turned this week from Washington,
D. G., where she attended the ma.
tional continental congress Of the
Daughters OF tho American Reyolu'
ton and also the annual meeting Of
the Mount Vernon Ladies' associa-
ton, Of which she is represents
tive from the state OF Washington.
Mrs. w II. Hanna Is chairman In
charge os tho affair. reservations for
which must DO made At the chapter
house. ca pitI.Os00. by Saturday
night.
@embsrs are privileged TO invite
guests
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
JEWISH WOMEN PLAN
nlNTADAY nANQrET

JEW 1871 WOMEN PLAN
BIRTHDAY BANQUET
The Seattle section OF National CoGa-
gil 81 Jewish Women will entertain
with a birthday banquet. celebrating
% twenty ntth anniversary on Tues
day evening. June 20, Al p, m. IN
the Spanish Ball Room OF The Olym-
re Hotel
This affair is To honor the visiting
delegates and distinguished guests
attending the Western Interstate
Conference OF she National Council
Of Jewish Women. which viii bo held
Ia THE eit1 June Il, 50 and -. clos.
ING In Tacoma, June g.
Invitations have been extended 10
an visiting delegates and 20 mem.
bcrs aud their husbands. Of both tho
Tacoma and Seattle sectiona. Sew
tr8l hundred Eucats arc expected 20
attend. Mrs Samuel Ostrow Il chair
man Of arrangements
The following program has been
planued
Payer ARR Hiumapsr. rpfusna, cs-.
History 81 seattle Esgfiau. Mr. Arun.
sun
H.rihday greetings. ar Nathan Erksteir.
address The Poser ~ an tdoal" Mrs,
EstrIp ~ steTnhrrEfst or Sew York
rify.
Address woman, Part In world Move
psHR uf To-day" Nfs Julius Nahn ~
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Originality Minus Quantity
a in Production of Film Plays

simulate o. nearly ns possible In plo'
aad treatment what tho greatest
Humber of ph0toplay spectators have
already seen and heard n published
stories and approved stag plays.
u W.ea 20 duplicate The best seller
ln book mr. play because IL can capi
tailzs the popularity Of the thing d
seeks 10 Initiate can secure an I'D
vantage 10 which D. b. not really en-
TITLED benefit Of a copyist from
advertisement n The original
The long and well iroddeu lane Of
the movies has few turuings. AMI
tho old accustomed scenery I'M
seems good enough for the vast ma
jority Of box office contributors.
What uEe then 10 conceive the
movie as n creative and independent
art when most people want n 10 bc
merely q reflector
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Mss Lane Chooses Bridal Attendants. A fter-
noon Wedding at Trinity Church

THE marriage Of Miss Donna lane.
L daughter 81 SIR, and Mrs James
Frederick Lane, 20 Ensigu Burton
navis, L. S, y. SON of Mr.. and Mrs
Marcus Davis u san Antonio. Texas,
viii be solcmnlEcd Tuesday eyenin q
june Is, 40 : o'clock.
Rev, T. A, Hilton. rector % En-.
manuel Episcopal church az East Sc
utilc, viii read the service In the
lovely garden az 'Ianchurst the
Anc home across Lake Washing,
ton.
MIS-, TAYLOR. wife OF Lieut., Com,
mander J. H. Taylor Of tho L. $, :.
Arizona. viii he matron ~ honor and
Miss Dorothy Lane tho brides sis.
ter. viii be maid OF honor
= Tho maids az the bridal party win
Miss Laura Emory, Miss Amy
Muuday and Miss Frances Branigan
Ensign Murray Tichenor will be
Rest man. ana tho ushers arc 20 be
Lieut., Wallace sylvester, Lieut. Dun
l,lebcrEgr, Ensign William Hickey
Ensign William Slegrist. Ensign Jcn
lJps I.ongtellow. Ensign William
Wright. Ensign Frank Gardner and
Ensign Robert Preacher, all attached
80 the L. 5, $. Arizona,
\ reception viii follow the cerr
inouy,
To compliment Miss lane and hcJ
nance. Miss Francis Branigau will
rntertani with dinner At the
Tennis club on Saturday evening
Invitations have been limited 70 ths
members OF the bridal party.
Friday. Miss Amy Munday viii
have a breakfast at the Sunset club
for Miss Lane.
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Women's Clubs

TEXAS CLUB
The Texas club viii meet Friday
evening. June 10. at 745 o'clock at
the Chamber Of Commerce. All for.
mer residents Of Texas invited.
WHITTIER HEIGHTS CLUB
Tho regular meeting OF the Whit
tier Heights Improvement club will
be held in the whittier school, w.
18th IT. and 18th ave. ". W, on FRI
day evening, June 10, at o'clock.
The matter OF paving w 18th IT,
from Greenwood ave. 90 18th ave.
n. W, will be mp for discussion,
after which an entertainment viii
be given and refreshments served.
PENNSYLVANIA STUDY CLUB
Pennsylvania Study club viii meet
Friday June 10. at o'clock, at the
Federation clubhouse. Miss Retta
Martin, chairman Of tho social com.
mittcc, Is in charge Of arrangements.
SEXTON FRIENDSHIP CLUB
Sexton Friendship club viii meet
Friday, Juno ~, at Woodland pnrlS
for basket picnic nt ~ o'clock.
Should tho day DO rainy The club
viii meet at the home Of Mrs. l..
C. McMurtry, 772 Thoms 81.
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DR.. PolCeH and Miss
ChdrleSicOrth Wed

Wednesday evening al So rauls
church In BelllnEham. the marriage
OF Miss Grace Charlesworth. niece OF
Or. and Ms Edward Whitmoll
simpson Of Rslunsham. 10 Or. sar-
gent Powell. son 81 Mr.. and Mr.
John n Powell OF Seattle. was sol,
emnlEed az O'Clock. with Canon
r. II, Smith reading the service.
Preceding tho ceremony. the
church choir sang 1.-THE Voice That
Breathed Der Eden, and during the
service 20. Perfect Love" and Lead
Us Heavenly Father
Tho bride was charming In cream
crepe romano. beaded and made
with a short train. Her tuile vcil
was bound with a Juliet cap wreathed
in orange blossoms, and FOR flowers
she carried brides roses and sweet
peas.
Miss Ruth charlcsworth. the
brides sister. as maid Of honor. wore
orchid crepe and silver lace. a pic,
,uro hat ot gcorgctte and LACE. and
carried orchid sweet peas and pink
snapIragons for bouquet
The bridesmaid. Miss Mabel stimp
son. was IN a frock Of pink crepe
satin combined with cream lace and
a corresponding hat Her flowers
were pink sweet peas and apricot
snApdraEous.
Dr. Lyman c. Boyntou Was best
man and Msssrs Edward X. stimp.
son. Brock Smith. J. Morgan Van
wickle aud Fairmau Lee. the ush.
er..
Following the service there vas a
small reception az tho home % Mr..
and Mrs. simpson On their re-
turn from their wedding trip Or. and
Mrs. Powell will make their home Ia
Seattle.
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Engagement announced
at Senior Luncheon

Mr. and Alrs Walter sehree Of
Pasadena. Cal. rnnounce tho engage.
ment OF their daughter. Dorothy. 10
Mr.. Scott Kenneth Cassill. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Harvey Cas-
sill OF Seattle.
The news was told Saturday AZ
the senior luncheon AZ Kappa Kap.
pa Gamma sorority house.
Miss Ssbreo u a graduate OF the
University Of Washington and a
member OF Kappa Kappa Gamma.
Mr.. Caasill Is graduate Of Cornell
and IA affiliated with Phi Delta
Theta.
The wedding will take place Ia
the autumn.
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NEW YORK. IWs ls-Iu no ~
NE BY JACK JuNGMENER -

doe1 the screen 20 frankly con.
fees and emphasize To- disability as
iu tho frantic eudsaE0r Gf pr,auCCu
20 acquire The movie rights 90 pgpu.
l1r books and plays.
In ,uoh pTrseuiationa Of some
thing already tried and proven the
screen becomes "a mirror. and 10
craftsmen more gr Jess clever copy.
lists
During tho past year with hun.
dreds Of pictures produced and mil.
lions expended 10 production, the
worlds greatest entertainment me.
dunn has pliifully little Of originality
% show.
In fact, 90 little that the occasional
flash OF symbolism or phaHtUy b.
hailed as something phenomenal pro.
digiouE
Tho movie ErIEt is ground out 10
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Miss Merrill to
Entertain at Dinner

To honor Miss Beatrice Peoples
Of Los Angeles. who ls spending a
few weeks in town. and Miss Maude
makes OF New York. who II in
Gown for the summer. Miss Virginia
Merrill VIII entertain with a dinner
az eighteen covers Friday evening
Al the Tennis club.
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Music
Complimentary
Piano Recital

Sadie v. N5ssmsa will present
tho following students IN q complI-
menlary piano recital Thursday eve
ming, June Is, at tho y W c A.
auditorium
Tho program VIII include
McTrY uDb0linE ...... ...-... ET0EmauH
gusud7lyu .uasnrg
Village Dance .....rsrr... hinrsIin
EdusrI crawford
AFalHnrN0 s.... ........r .....s.f i'llrf
Huusrny ..-.................. Msrhsl
orsHlsls .s.................. Cesar c1I
Ia Igus johnson
Eiuds. up 1ga .-s..s rsr.a..s,.. Heller
Barnett Crawford
WI q the WiHp ,.....-.... .JuuEmaHu
itorsnea Nsdsriss
Nsrchs grotraqua ,.r.ss..r.rsr.. .hludiI
Betty Sloan
ursnd March dc Concert WolisuhHupi
Ia herrnata .artast.rrr.r o. Hrana
Laurence Folmoussn
yEsik .....,.,,......,., John Mosrsi'
dWruhpylu HsiuoH
Fantasia IN y MlHoF ....r.... MoEsrl
Mrs gnbrsath
The juHElsfess .s-,.rr-...., M8sEkowsky
Hhgn Rosmsriu tsss.s..r. Fritz kFrislrf
ruth AuCdiuHits
impfomptu in sharp Minor Heinh1id
Laura hrlsuH
second Hungarian Hhtpsody FrauE LiSEi
Selma Berg
Spinning Song s.,tst..t.. MsHdrlFsohr
Etuds IN p sharp Minor .,... Arsushy
Doris Harth
Peer Gynt Suite, arranged for two
plAh'a T...fF r-afFrs. E.@H..s 'Ff'h
/ Piano Selma usTE
~ Piano Mrs siibrrafh
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Orthopedic Lunch and
Thrift Shops

Mrs. A. o. Larson viii be hostess
for Alki point at the orthopedic
lunch room Friday. assisted by Mrs.
r ?. CARMEN. Mrs. Geo. w Len
ron, Mrs. Guy Worthley. Mrs. Frank
D. Plumb. Mrs. b. y. Dobbs, Mrs.
sIlas Briggs. Mrs. Alexander Meis-
fer, Ars. d. F. Johnson. Mrs. Roy
Den a. Gibson, Mrs. =. p Bliss,
Mrs. Geo. King, Mrs Joseph Marks
Nrs Burton Bradford.
Mrs Helen Cobb will be in charge
Of the Thrift Shop all day Friday.
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Dinner for
Engaged Couple

Mr. and Mrs Oliver LAmsou will
entertain az small dinner Friday
evening at their home in honor q
Miss Mary Jane Sans and her fiancc.
Mr. Byron g Ives. whose marriage
viii take place Saturday evening at
the Ives residence IN LaursIhurst
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FAREWELL 10 sCmENCK

Joseph ~ schcncks obligations
as a train meoter were repaid IN
fun when he left for Chicago and
New York the other day Even
the Hollywood wlscacres said they
had never seen such n gathering
u celebrities Among them were.
DouRlHa Fairbanks Rudolph Valen.
uno. Norma and Constance Tai
madge, william 8 Hart. Buster
kcat0n, Roscoe Arbuckle. Samuel
GoldWyu, Eugene O.Bricn, Louis H.
Mayer. Lou Anger, John Considlne
and dozens Of others.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips
Dinner Hosts

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Charles PM.
lips win entertain nj dinner sunday
night az their homo In honor OF
their guests, Mr. and Mrs Willis
j. Hole ~ Los Angeles. who are
here on their yacht. samona. en-
route for summer cruise I'm Alas
ka, and eN-Gov. Scott e Bone aud
Mrs Bone " Alaska.
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Mrs. GattRey to
Gipe Luncheon

Mrs, w, II, Gattucy will he hos
tess az a nah jongg luncheon next
Wednesday afternoon at the Tennis
club, in honor OF Mrs, Willis J.
Hole OF Los Angeles. Mrs ELIZA
Ferry lcap and Mrs Scott c.
Bone.
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Mrs. Morgan to
Give Informal Tea

Mrs Bruce Morgan viii entertain
Informally az tea Friday afternoon
At her home IN honor OF Mr., Nor
CAMS sister Mrs, A, T., Armstrong;
OF Buffalo, \, y, who, with Mr.
Armstrong is'hcr house guest FOR
two week..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-18
W. q u. U. INsrlruTE

Dryer W. c, T, T.. will hold m
institute Friday. June 10. az tho
Haven NJ r church.
Tho program follows.
Opening sonE=-i 80 2. m
nsyotloasa=Ths Rev NJ g. ~ Lsthr1rs
ArntrtenntHstI6n- 3 ~. i4ffls
mhis IN pubiir sesoefs Aiss. ~ y.
Htaith
Law Entaresmsat.t--Ngs AHna Nay
uuFEr Cuf TIE FiFiaE gauafraHl
sarNs Narcotics wnliam * MrEbtaB.
SECRETARY ~ tbs whHs Cfosr
psyatirbs Mrs 81, p &eFhauss
Evening sFssiou-=8 clock
Dsretions- MAr5 T.. HtiirtU prrsi-
den, kirE County ~ r. a.
Address Tenn refpura ard NiHaloas
the Rev pr Marx A. Matthews
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ANNUAL DINNER
AT GRACE CHURCH

Tho annual midsummer dinner,
consisting OF fried chicken with be.
cesories. cooked and served entirely
by men Of Grace II T., church. viii
DO held at the church, 50th aye, $.
and kinE st.. on Friday. June -,
from 10 y. m. Az are invited
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I.AnIEs OE o0LDEN NoRTH

Ladies' Of tho Golden North win
have their regular monthly card
party Friday evening june TO- az
i32Els First ave Algstans and
friends invited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-18
ANNUAL PICNIC


Chapter &C. =, r. o. will hold It's
annual picnic Monday, June %. AZ
the homo Of Mrs. Thomas Balmer,
1923 ". LaureIhurst drive. Mem.
bers are asked 20 take the Laurel.
hurst stage AZ 1880 a. m.
AUGMENTATION
BUREAU
The Americanization bureau viii
meet Wednesday. June "a, AZ
O'Clock, al sos Third ave.
Mrs Daniel Buckingham Is spend.
ing this week in Portland.
Mrs John /. Snspp left Tuesday
on n two weeks trip 10 California.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-18

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