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DeperS- Armstrong
Wedding This Summer

Mr. and Mira NJ. j. Doyrrs, Of
Caldwell Idaho. announce tho en-
gascmcnt OF their daughter. Honore.
70 Mr.. Evcrhardt Armstrong, Of
Seattle.
Miss pevcrs was educated az Ma
tionh Park seminary in Washing
ton. H. G.. Columbia university and
Cincinnati Music college She has
an enviable reputation In the world
OF drama. having appeared with
Maud Adams In the title role OF
Mona Lisa" and other New York
productions
The wedding win take place this
summer az tho home OF the BRIDE
elects parents In Idaho,
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Lyric Club Concert

The Lyric club will be heard in
It's last concert this season on Tues
day evening. May 90. at the First
Presbyterian church The club will
be assisted by Mrs, Esther NJ. Pearce,
soprano; Mrs. Agnes Nielsen Skart.
vedt, controlto. and Mr.. Robert Mich.
OILS. baritone. whom the Thursday
Music club and the Lyric club are
sponsoring.
Mr.. Nichols was awarded the high.
est honors in the recent contest
sponsored by the Washington Fed.
Grafton OF Music clubs. and enters
the final contest for the award OF
the national federation at Its biennial
meeting in Portland, Juno 6.
Tho following program will be pre-.
scented:
"Flowery Easter" $500. Kurt SCHNEIDER
Row Us. Row Us, Swiftly" (Bar-
carole) ......... Pablo Campana
Lyric Club
'oh. Could ! But Express In Song"
Observation-Disclosures. l. Malashkin
II Am Thy Harp" ....R. II. woodman
AN Old Song Resung' ~. Mansfield
INobtTI
Carman Frye at the piano
THE Bells OF Aberdovey'. .P. E, Fletcher
Peter Piper ..........., Frank Bridges
Lyric Club
'Printemps quit commence. .Salnt-Saens
"Sleap and Lambs. .......,... Homer
"4All the World Is Love-. woodman
Agnes Nielsen Skartvedt
where Is Thy Crown OF Beauty.
.,,,,.,,...,......-W. G. Whitaker
The Fairy Ring" Frank Bridges
Lyric Club
"oh, sleepl Why Dost Thou Leave Me?"
.....,.,........... Handel
Faust Jewel Song C'Air dcs blJoux")
.s....s,.. s....-........... Gounod
Trees" ....,.,.....,......., Rasbach
Mrs. Esther NJ. Bearce
who Would BE Norman Bold",.
,......,...,..,. Alfred Mlstrowski
'The Music OF SPRING u. Dunn
agnes Lockhart Hugaes)
Lyric Club
Aria from Elijah" CIT Is Enough")
..,...............,.. Mendelssohn
Robert Nichols
Carman Frye AT the piano
'TAlly-Ho' ....,..s..s.,.,.,.. II. Leoni
REST Thee on This Messy Pillow" Smart
CBy Request)
Lyric Club
Mr.. Graham Morgan director,
Mr.. Arvlllo Belstad, aecompanist
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Catholic Women to
GiUe Bridge Tea

Diocesan Council OF Catholic Wo.
men Of the Diocese OF Seattle. viii
sponsor a bridge tea on Tuesday
afternoon. May rs, at ? o'clock. at
The Olympic.
Mrs. \. II. Tyson. chairman OF
TIE ways and means committee,
Ii chairman OF the card party, as
sisted by Mrs. Harry Schiller. vice
chairman and the following mem.
hers OF the ways and means com
mittee:
Mrs. ]. Mutually. Mrs. NJ. T. Dali
ton, Mrs. Ann Toner. Mrs. Il. c.
Parks, Miss Anna Mist, Mrs. j.
Daigie, Mrs. +. j. Donavan, Mrs.
j. Roe, Mrs. r. F. Marley. Mrs.
Thos. o'Dea, Mrs. a. Wabeishack,
Mrs. r. Macphail. Mrs. p. J. Nc.
Hugh, Mrs. j. Casey. Mrs. G..
YehIe, Mrs. G. Gustofphason. Mrs.
J. Burn, Mrs. J. Dolphin. Mrs. Fl,
Kelly. Mrs q. Morry, Mrs. NJ. Met.
tacheck, Mrs. VI. Evoy.
Mrs. J. VI. Frink, Mrs. a. Mac.
Arthur. Mrs. ". J. Connell Mrs.
Harold II. Peck. Mrs. ]. J. sinnott,
Mrs. A. G, Goerig, Mrs. Frank For.
restal, Mrs. J. r. BAIL, Mrs. II.
Smith, Mrs. A. Helm, Mrs. J. Crane,
Mrs. ]. p. Agnew, Mrs. T. Carroll,
- J. O'Calaghan. Miss Ella sor.
Miss Lucille German, Mrs. e.
f1fsdorg, Mrs. J. Fohn, Mrs. It.
Perry, Mrs. r. Talllson, Mrs. A.
Tenny, Mrs. Ann Prouty, Mrs. +.
Hopkins.
Among those who have made res.
ervations for the affair are: Mrs.
e. 3. Baillargeon, Mrs @. ". Bal.
largeon, Mrs. Albert Hanback,, Mrs.
y. u. Drummey, Mrs. John Dore.
Mrs.. Walter Galbraith, MIS-. VII.
liam Piggot, Mrs. Joseph Bordeaux.
MrH. J. w Ferrick, Mrs. V. II.
Manca, Mrs. J. J. Slnnott, Mrs.
George Liable, Mrs. Thomas Far,
Tell, Mrs. George Purdy, Mrs. s.
w. Marley, Mrs. y. j. McHugh,
Mrs. Thomas McHugh, Mrs. George
fitzmAuflcc, Mrs. Felix Hosaia, Mrs.
George Crulckshank, Mrs. w. Ken.
dali, Mrs, X. Y. Royal, Mrs. w.
Barand, Mrs. VI. Rynn. Mrs. NJ.
Montague. Mrs. J. r. Mason. Mrs.
a. Downey, Mrs. George Swift. Mrs.
H. a. Brett, Mrs. D. n. Dugdalc
,MlH. ~. Is. McGovern.
4 frs. George Donworth, Mrs. G.
volt, Mrs. r. BAIL, Mrs. n. IN.
bala, Mrs. Joseph Weber, Mrs. =.
Murray Mrs w, Mnloney MH.
Harry Dye Mra y. n. setta. Mrs.
7. j. English, Mrs. w. Spear. Mrs
w. +. Mecaffarey. Miss ella snr
TORI, Mrs j. H. Fox, Mrs. Hnrold
Iiush Peck, Mrs. ]. u. Galbraith
AIRS. M. Donohoo.
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Young women's Christian associa.
ton.
The outline OF tho eighth assembly
program follows:
Monday. May rs
tl5a to f.10 y. NJ
opening song. America tho Besu,i-
tul." ~ the assembly. Alice +. Yarniiiai.
pianist
w. l.. C. W. invocation. assembly
standing. read by the president.
business Reports OF branches.
''woman's House" hvadu OF depart
ments. legal oounsslIora and trustees.
Announcements.
9 10 G p. Nominations, by tAe
electorate. president and a secretary
for term Of two years.
Evening Program. 1850 10 $3.50 .. m.
Education From thu Viewpoint OF the
Farmer" Prof Chester s.. Thompson Of
HpanawRy. director Of education In
Washington State Grange
Legal Status Of tho Dependent and
Neglected Child" Attorney Elizabeth
shaekIeford. Tacoma
Reading Carrie shaw Rice. original
Poems,
The presidents address, Mrs Victoria
l.. Trumbuli. why Child Labor
Amendment"
Crossword puzzle sais for benefit Of
| counsellor, Mrs. Nettie V. Peterson wal
Ia Whlla
Tu,s,lsy, MAY 90, $3.50 n. m. TO I2 40 noon
w I, 81 W. inyoestIon ana sonF.
business Reports OF treasurer and
counsellor trustees
,sSnreotIcs and our Yout., /" Mrs. II Il.
Maltby. white Croaa chairman Of Cen.
eral Federation OF women'a clubs.
Minors in Induwry'" Mrs. pelpblno
Tohnson. late supervisor OF women in
lndus,fy.
THE Administration Of our Mothers
pcpaion 4" Judro King pykotnnn.
"Tbe Heiatlon on Feeble MIndodnoun 10
Crime" Luke s. May, crimlnoloRlst,
'arb. fSVialatIyo cot,nsoiiorf How 10
rfse ~" Mrs. Matte q gcuoneu. trustee
counactIor publishing company.
Afternoon, 40 10 $40 %. m.
reading OF principles IN unison.
Musle
.~rho Deaf Children" Mia, Marie fem.
pIeton,
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Personal

Mrs. Edward Lincoln Smith with
Betty Sue Lewis and Edward and
John Lewis will sail from Now
York about tho middle OF June for
summer abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Daugharty
OF San Francisco. who are guests AT
The Olympic, will leave Tuesday for
their home.
Mrs. Donald G. Fisher returned
Friday from n weeks visit with
Mrs. Horace Fogg ut her home at
Gravellcy Lake. near Tacoma.
Donald Fisher Jr.. who attends the
University school In Victoria, b. c.,
Is spending tho weekend with his
parents.
Miss Genoviovo Green OF Spokane
VIII arrive in town tonight to be the
guest of her aunt. Mrs. George Il.
Green, for the summer while at
tending tho School OF Dance at The
Cornish school.
Miss Betty Morrison Ia spending
the weekend MS the guest OF Allss
Margaret McRao. In Vancouver,
u. G.
Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Judson have
removed from 915 Edgar st. to
their new home In Denny Blaine.
Mrs. John Erickson, who has been
abroad for two years, will return
to town next Tuesday
Mr.. George Lehman, OF Bethlc.
hem. Pa, is In town for few
days at tho Hotel Washington.
Miss Jane stlmson returned
wednesday from school In tho East
TO spend the summer vacation with
her parents, Mt. and Mrs, Charles
Willard Stimson.
Mr.. and Mrs Roger Hall Cutting
ruth Curtis are receiving congratu.
lations upon the birth OF daugh.
tor, Barbara Jane. May 20, in the
Seattle General hospital. It
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Sunset Club
PrOqram Announced

Mrs Adele NJ, Ballard viii talk on
''Zigsagging Thru Spain at tho
opening June program az the sunset
club on the third. az 3 o'clock, Mrs,
A. NJ. wethcril and Mn Robert 4.
Greer viii DO the hostcsscs,
Wednesday juno 10. there win be
a sonata program by Mr. George
Rogoyoy. eelllst. and Mn. Frcdericl,
Bentley. piano. Hoa,csacs, Mrs. j.
Tate Mason and Mrs. worNll Wi,
son,
Tho clubs birthday luncheon Is
planned for Wednesday. June ~ az
o'clock. Mrs. Richard A. nallinger
and Mrs, A, $. powncy will BIO the
hoStesscs.
There viii b. no program ON
"Wednesday. June a.
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Miss Tollefsen Honored

To honor MLss Enola Toliefsen.
who will leave in Junsi for tho East
on six months visit, Or. and Mrs.
William f. Young win entertain
with n dinner Of twelve covers at
their home this evening.
other affairs planned In her hon.
or include a nah jongg party Mrs.
w. w. Hamilton viii give at her
home on Tuesday afternoon: Mrs.
D. Fetta's luncheon AZ Tho olympic
on "Wednesday. and Mrs. Raymond
Frazier's nah jonEE luncheon at
her home on Thursday afternoon.
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Tea VIII Compliment
GRADUATES

In honor OF the grauating class
at Forest Ridge convent. Miss Billie
Bernard win entertain with "a tea at
her home in the Moore. on satur.
day afternoon, May 30. from until
o'clock.
Assisting will be Mrs. II. o. Mn.
gruder, Mrs. w. j. Bernard. Mrs.
Evan $. McCord, Jr.. MISS Amy
Munday and Miss Marie Bernard.
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By Lillian Keen LeBaliSter
Telephone MA in-0600
AsSistant-Laura Emory
Luncheon Planned at The Olympic; Country
Home IN East Setting for Wedding

Mrs DAVID EDWARD SKIN.
1Nl NER and Mn, stephen n.
Gibbs win entertain with a luncheon
az rho Olympic on Monday after.
noon IN honor % Airs. Allan paugb,
harry, OF san Frame. 60, who Is
spending short time IN town. and
Mis- Claude NJ Scrlcy, who recently
>yncd from a trip 10 the orient.
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Mondau Practice Club

The Monday Practice club with be
entertained at luncheon on Tues
day. May Is. At tho home Of Mrs.
John c. Higgins Thru tho cour.
tesy OF Mrs. Charles II. Frye. pro
gram OF pipe organ music VIII b.
given in tho afternoon. at tho Frye
art gallery.
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Students Dramatic
Recital

Pupils of Donna Elder Jackson. as.
sisted by Mr.. John Manly, voice, win
be presented in n dramatic recital on
Thursday evening, May rs, in room
COZ University building.
The program will be as follows:
(a) Expected. Oh Tho ARRIVAL:
(c) Indifference" Violet Viewer
IAN Eye for Color. Virginia Hansen
"rAe Game" ..,s,.., HELEN Challis
"Dlscontent" ......,,. Marietta Quick
"His Song" ,...... Ebbc Grandstrnm
my bath" .,.,..., John Henry Clauscn
'IIer Rose" Observation-Disclosures. Speaks
II Shall lie Walting" .,,,......Wileox
Mi, John Manly
Poems from "rhu Princess. .Tcnnyson
Mrs walter l.. Richardson
"rout Gal" ,,..,.,,,,,..,,,..... Ravcl
'lGvNning Song ,HaEeman
Mr.. Manly
"Mrs. buffers silver woddlng"......
Frances Bryan
oIn n Royal Garden ..,,..........
Virginia Quick
nTho 5Noavlng OF the Flag "a spoken
FNrgl .,t.ss.ss..s..,,.
Helen Tomploton
Mrs, Richardson accompanying
uTho hoy Orator OF Zepata Cny"...
John Joyce
"rholr Lat Ride Together .....,.
Carrie swanson
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Hine Brown in
Violin Recital

Moritz Rosen will present hi. tai.
ented pupil. HIne Brown. in violin
recital Tuesday evening. May 2s, in
the Women's University club audi
forum. Mr.. Carl Presley. pianist,
viii be the assisting artist.
The program follows:
Largo Chntablie" ........... .verncinf
Concerto In A Minor vivaidl
''scronAdc Heianoolique" .THchaikowsky
Chanton Arabc' .....-.............
..-...... Rimsky -Rorsakoff- Krelsier
''Moto Prpetpo" ....... BurlelEh
Hungarian Dance" -. Brahmn Joachim
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Yacht Party WW Com
pliment Mrs. BriHkley

MrA Hamilton e. Rolfe win en-
tertaln twenty guests with cruise
on the Aquilo and luncheon served
on board. next Thursday. in honor
OF Mrs John Stone Brinklry. who
will leave shortly for Padueah. Ky,
70 make her home.
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Anniversary Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. James Stranrad en-.
tertained with dinner ut their home
Thursday evening In honor OF Mr..
and Mrs. ]. ~ sandgiven on their
thirty.third wedding anniversary.
Mrs. Stranrad was one Of the brides
maids at the sandyigen wedding.
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Clubs
CLUBS FOR MONDAY

COMMONWEALTH CLUB
The Commonwealth club will meet
Monday. May 25. at 6 p. m. at
Moves cafeteria. Dr. NJ. II. Marvin,
who recently returned from Europe,
will speak on "Tho Situation at Ge-
neva" and Mr. Thomas X. Horner
will give some interesting facts rcla-
tive to the purchase OF the Rainier
car line and to the building OF city
auditorium.
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S. Moses to Giue
Informal Luncheon

Mrs, Charles Moses VIII entertain
with an informal luncheon az her
home Wednesday afternoon In honor
OF her daughter, Mrs. Marion Rus.
sell Cummings
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son, bi5i a2nd s. W., ut 1880
o'clock. Take Fauntleroy ear and
gtt off nt l'lndloy st, AS this is
the last meeting Of tho year NOM
bors arc urged to attend.
WEDNESDAY
Ladies' Grotto club nt Federation
clubhouse, o'oloolA Last business
meeting of tho year, members are
urged 20 be present,
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woMANs CENTURY cL1rR

Np4hA.N > ZEN OtNl llSO -
MY six Years in the Jungle of
Malay" viii be the topic OF lee.
turo by Carveth Wells. at lunch.
con sponsored by the Women's Cen.
tury club. on Tuesday, May 90, at
IL o'clock, at the Chamber OF Com.
merco. Mr.. Wells is q Fellow of
the Royal Geographical society. an
associate member of the Institution
OF Civil Engineers and n member of
tho Explorers club, Mr.. Wells Is
well known thru his interesting ar.
ticles In Asia.
Mrs. Caroline Clark is chairman
Of the committee In charge OF the
affair, assisted by Mrs, Albert Daub.
Mrs. Frank Wurzbacker, Mrs. ]. f.
Jacobs, Mrs. NJ. II. Brown, Mrs. ].
It. Dean, Mrs. Louis Marks, Mrs. IL.
l.. Pelglaso and Mrs. S. II. Kerr.
Tickets may be obtained from any
member of the committee,
Other meetings of the Womnn's
Century club for next week include:
Mondny--The French department,
at the Hotel Washington, Mt 10
u. m.
Wodnosday--The household ad.
ministratlon department viii visit
the George t. Stone collection of
oriental porcelains, ut the stone res.
idoncc, 1919 II. John ST., ut 9 p. IN.
Any member of tho club who is In.
terosted Is invited.
Tho club chorus will meet at 10
a. M, ut the homo OF Mrs. j. u.
Tomplcton, 1908 Seneca ST., for re.
hcnrsal.
Friday, May IS, at o'clock, tho
officers and board Of trtAces VIII
entertain the new members of the
club at ten to be givon at tho
homo OF Mrs. Henry Bittman, Aces
Eastern ave. Mrs, A, Il. Swonson,
Mrs. John a. Whallcy and Mrs,
Bittman are In charge Of the pro.
gram.
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woMAN,s CIVIC cI1rR

The Women's Civic club will hold
It's last regular meeting of the year
on Tuesday, May %, at o'clock. at
the home Of Mrs. II. II. Stewart,
72o Mob Hin ave. New officers will
be installed.
The annual breakfast of the club
has been postponed TO Tuesday.
June 2, Mt the home OF Mrs. Lotitia
Winneman
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AuX1LIARY sr. LuKE,s

Tho Womcn's auxiliary TO 81.
Luke's hospital will meet Monday.
May %, at y. m, at the home OF
Mrs. j. W. Wilkins, 800 18th ave. N.
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county juvenile court
Noon

county juvenile court
Noon
Reading Of principles In unison.
Music
our Neat Job and How 90 Do IT,"
y. =. Collins, RitoruvY. ana assistant
superintendent OF the state AMI Balloon
league.
Trade Union league" Mrs. Anna Nrmitz
This WomAn's House." closing session
Presentation or crossword purEiu Quilt
TO tho succespful contestant BY tho new
president.
Closing song, God ne with You TIL
We Meet Again" Friods Clark Davidson,
pianist.
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Y. w, c. A. ACTIVITIES
MONDAY. MAY 2b

Opportunity school of the Y. w.
c. A.; cafeteria, 0 p, m, dinner; 1850,
visit Fryo's nrt gallery.
TUESDAY, MAY 90
Lest We Forget" reunion OF tho
" W. G. A. old club girls, Blue par.
lors, and 7;30 y. m. Miss Jessie
Mcbride, membership secretary, In
charge,
WEDNESDAY. MAY ~
Athletic club of the Y, w c, A.,
gymnasium, Z p, m, tennis and swim,
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HOME sEWINn Gle

Ladies' OF the G. a. II. Home Sew.
ing club will meet at tho home OF
Mrs. Nettle Blssell SCI N. 73d st..
Monday. May rs, at noon, instead
Of Wednesday.
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woMAN's LEGISLATIVE

Tho Woman's Legislative Council
Of Washington will open throe.dny
session Monday, Mny 70, In tho
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THURSDAY
Art department OF the sorosIa
club with Mrs. o. b. Thorgrimson,
2o23 32nd ave. s.. at 2 o'clock.
Program consists of paper on
stained Glass" by Mrs. +. II.
Carter; John La Fargo" by Mrs.
]. X. Nagel, talk on Boston Mu.
scum OF Art" by Mrs. ]. I. Huff.
Queen Anne Fortnightly club with
Mrs. o. II. Rabol. 1885 Second ave.
~. AZ o'clock. Program: Review
OF Blind Rafferty," Donn Byrncl.
by Mrs. G.. r. Fales; THE Modern
Bookshelf" poetry. by Mrs. j. NJ.
Cunningham: four.minute talks on
Can New Verse Fill the Mission OF
the old?"; affirmative. Mrs. d. L.
Fryer and Mrs. Carl NJ. Speer: neg.
alive, Mrs. e. #. Taylor and Mrs.
Frank S. Bayloy.
ALLAH SOCIAL CLUB
Allah Social club Will meet Tues.
day, May &c. a, 9 o'clock, with
Mrs. sophie Peterson, all nth
ave, N. Il, Cards Members and
friends invited.
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SEATTLE DAY
NURSERY

Tho annual meeting OF the Seattle
Day Nursery association. with cleo,
ton of officers, will be held Thurs.
day, May rs. at 1880 O'clock. at the
nursery. Mrs. Erskino Campbell and
Mrs. J, II. Fox, hostessos.
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WEST SEATTLE CHAPTER

West Seattle chapter will have n
business meeting on Monday even.
ing, May Is. In Masonic temple.
2642Ik California ave. a chIldren's
May party viii follow the meeting.
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ming. Miss sucllR Nelly, physical
director In charge.
THURSDAY, MAY IS
Friends.of.All club OF the Y. w. c.
A., social evening at the homo OF
Mrs. Charles Franklin.
Union Bible club OF the Y. w. C.
A., Bible room. p, M: Bible lesson,
Mrs. ]. II. Darlington in charge.
Alsacon club OF the Y. w {. A..
second floor club room, 1890 p. m;
Bible lesson. Miss Florence n. Han.
son, general secretary, In charge; s,
social evening.
Hostesscs next week at the Young
Women's Christian association will
be: Monday. Mrs. w. w. Mercer;
Tuesday. Mrs, c. V. Martin; Nvednes.
day. Mrs. d. A. Seibert; Thursday,
Mrs. John Hessemer; Friday. Mrs.
J. II. Bethel; Saturday, Mrs, Il, Per.
rott.
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AUXILIARY RAINIER
NOBLE POST

Tho regular meeting Of the auxll.
larry TO RnlnIerNoblc post No. l Will
be held Monday evening. May rs. at
3 O'Clock. in the Legion olubrooms,
500 Third ave.
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MILLS COLLEGE cI1fR

Mills College club will meet Wed.
ncsday, May 81, for " 12 o'clock
luncheon. ut tho Womcns Univer.
sity club.
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Mr.. and Mrs, Roger Hall Cutting
ruth Curtis are receiving congratu.
lntions upon the birth OF daugh.
tor Barbara Jane, May 20. In the
Seattle General hospital.
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DINED
BY COMMERCE
CHANGER
Received by cooIidge's Be-
fore LUNCHEON at Willard.
Go to Alexandria Tonight

Washington newspaper publishers
and the Washington Chamber OF
Commerce today acted as hosts to
the National Editorial Association,
which has been meeting in Wash.
ington since Tuesday.
This morning the editors and
their families were taken for a
sightseeing trip, and at 1915 were
received by President Coolidge at
the White House.
At 12:45 they were entertained at
a luncheon at the willard, where
Edward f. CoIladay. Washington
lawyer, spoke on ''Voteless Wash.
ington."
Following the luncheon at the
willard, the members ofNtlle as
ISOLATION were taken In hand l.y
the Alexandria Chamber OF Com
merce, who had arranged special
trip to Mt. Vernon. Tonight they
will be guests at a banquet ten
dered by the Alexandria trade
body, which will terminate the con-
vention.
The National Editorial Associa-
ton is composed OF the owners and
publishers OF approximately $1,000
small daily and weekly newspapers.
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Freedom From
Stomach Distress
Peoples Drug Stores Has the
Remedy and Guarantees It 20
End Indigestion or Gas
tritis. So Why Be
Miserable?
Use Dare's Mentha Pepsin.

You can get one bottle Of Dare's
Mentha-Pepsin and II after you take
st you do not say ii did your stomach
more good than anything you ever
used before. your money will be wait
This delightful ana effective elixir
not only gives instant relief from gas,
fullness, heartburn and distress after
eating, but taken regularly Tor snort
time will turn your weak, run down
stomach int q strong, healthy one
able TO perform its duties without
help.
II ends indigestion. gastritfs. catarrh
Of the stomach and does II in sur-
prisingly short period of time.
Dr. VIM. w Morgan. q prominent
dentist of Bridgeton. N. j., writes:
After suffering severely with gas
tritis and other stomach troubles. q
friend gave me bottle of Dares
Mentha-Pepsin. had obtained little
relief from other remedies. but four
bottles entirely ended the trouble
Got II at Peoples Drug Stores and
al regular druggists everywhere.
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HOTELS MUSIC CLUB
70 GIVE FINAL CONCERT

The last concert of the Music
Club OF the Government Hotels Will
be give this evening at $3.50 at
the Recreation Hall, North Capital
and b street. northwest.
Pierre Remington, bass Of New
York City win be the solOist of the
evening. Following the concert
there win be dancing.
The Washington times., 1925-06-18
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On-the-SeUern
Round trim. 81 ON W. b. = A. r. h.
trains leaving 18th and n. Z. Ave.
Il. w. at IL A. M. and 3 p. -. By Bus
leaving 1891 NY. Ave. y. w. 10 A. n.
daily, Make reservations In advances.
Call NJ. 1891.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-05-21
Information Wanted

Inquiry has been received at the Governors Office, concerning the whereabouts of John Radigan, who came to Alaska twenty-three years ago. He was last heard from in the vicinity of Rampant in the spring of 1904, when he advised that he was leaving for home. It is stated that he discovered a gold creek which he named Windsor Creek. His present age would be forty-seyen or forty-eight. Infor- nation concerning him is sought by his relatives. His neice, Miss Rhea R. Winters, 15S Livingston Ave, New Brunswick. N J., should be notified of any knowledge con- corning him.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1925-05-21
THREE STILLS SEIZED
 BY MEANS, PETERSBURG

The seizure of three stills near Petersburg by the Prohibition forces last week was reported today by Acting Director A. c. Means, who has just returned from trip as far south as ketchikan. Two gal Ions of mash and II gallons O moonshine were seized at two of the stills which were said to have been operating. while the. third was not being run.
 Henning Lang was arrested and entered a plea of guilty He was fined s200 by Commissioner Clau- sen, of Petersburg. A warrant is out for Alex Newman, who is said to be owner of one of the stills seized. No arrest had been report ed in that case today. There Wa. no clue to ownership of the third still, MT. Means said.
 All of the seizures were made just across the Narrows from Pet ersburg in the district known a west etersburg-Juneau Empire.