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fxanlen pSiCOt6CliCO de nlaqdnis-
las Y COnduCtOres de autObuses

/
MICA vale tanto como arte de orga-
nizar racionalmente ell trabajo hui
lnano mediante I'M examen previo
de la capacidad psicofsiol6gica de
cada uno. Esta ciencia no es nue.
va, pucs va en- 100 preconizaba
Vandais su aplicaci6n, pero era pun
to menos que ignorada del pdblico
Reeientemente ha sido aplicada
con exito .bastante satisfactorio a
la selection del personal conductor
de autobuses " tranvias, despues
de fiscahzado con hechos su valor
cientifco y practice con Ell examen
de los naQuinistas La iniciativa
ha partido de Francia, como con-
secuencia de la creacion de un la
boratorio particular, al efecto, por la
Societe des Transports de la region
parisiense; para seleccionar los ma
quinistas A dicho laboratorio po-
dram concurrir psicologos, fsiolo-
gos, medicos e ingenieroS a exami-
mar cientifica y practicamente los
conductores de nauuinas y 1ehicu-
los del servicio phblico, pues es ra-
cional y justo que aquellos a quie-
nes SO confian diariamente millares
de vidas humans tengan tempera-
nento equiibrado y aptitudes psi
cofsiologicas apropiadas al desem-
pefo del cargo tan delicado a que
aspiran.
AnteS de instalar el referido la
boratorio, cuyo merito redunda en-
honra del sefor Bacqueyriese, di-
rector tecnico de dicha sociedad de
transportes, fu6 examinado desde
Ell punto de vista psicofisiol6gico
el trabajo del maquinista. Esta
mission habia sido confiada al emil
nente professor J. M. Laky, espe-
cializado en- la materia desde 1903,
como jefe de los trabajos de psico-
logia en- la Escuela Pr$ctica de Es.
tudios superiores de la Nacion.
Estudiaronse con esmero todos los
Gestos que ell Inaquinista efectua
en- las diyersas circumstances de su
vida professional, tanto en- 10 que
que Sc refiere al manejo de los apa-
ratios de conducci6n como de los de
seguridad.
Terminado con 6xito satisfacto-
rio este analisis, hizose inventario
de las funciones mentales Y motri-
ces que entran en- juego en- ell ejer
cicio de la profession del maquinista,
q saber: la fuerza muscular, la su
gestionabilidad motriz, la aprecia-
Cl6n de las velocidades v de las dis
tancias, la rapidez de las .reacciones
motrices, la atenci6n difusa, etc.
+ Luego Sc buscaron los aparatos ca
PAGES de descubrir y registrar las
diversas aptitudes de los candida
tos.
En- primer lugar las ''aptitudes
musculares" Descubrense estas me
| diante dos aparatos sencillisimos:
I {, dinamografo y Ell ''medidor de
sugestionabilidad motriz
FL "dihamografo" Sc compone
de una pera de gonna, LENA de mer-
curio, con un tubo de cristal gra-
duado, en- su extremfdad,. a la ma
nera de IN termometro. Al apretar
la pera el candidate examinado ha-
-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-29

&c Alfonso XIII, el muelle y puen-
te sobre ell mismo Canal, la rampa
de acceso al muelle por su extreme
sud, la habilitacion de la zona de
servicio del muelle de Tablada, ter
minaci6n de la zona de sevicio de
los trozos tercero y cuarto de II
defensa de Sevilla Y cierre de la
zona del puerto, estacion semafo-
rica de la barra, etc
Ell trafico general del puerto
durante los amos 1920, 1921 y 1929,
ha sido el siguiente: 1920, expor-
tacion, 538.188 toneladas, importa-
cion, 286.713 toneladas; 1921, ex-
rortaeion,. 463,410 toneladas, i'm
Tortacion, 359,86O toneladas; 1922,
exportacion, 534,133 toneladas, i'm
portacion, 453.391 toneladas, for
mando un total de 824,904 tonela-
das para 1920; 833, ,27O toneladas
para 1921 Y 987.525 toneladas pa
ra 1922. Los principales articulos
exportados han sido minerales,
331 122 toneladas en- 1920,271.14Si
toneladas Ell 1921 y 314.504 tonela-
das en- 1922, aceite de Olivia, 45.608
tcneladas en- 1920, 35.424 en- 1921
v 41.998 en- 1922; aceitunas, 2S.027
toneladas en- 1920, 23.883 en-, 1921
y 37.404 en- 1922; naranjas, f13.187
toneladas en- 1920, 7.642 enl 1921 y
1897 en- 1922; corcho. 10.4T8 to-
neladas en- 1920, 5.613 en- 1921 Y
16.775 en- 1922 y las principales
nlereaderias importadas carbones,
Gales Y eementos, hierros y aceros
lnaderas, etc. Los buques entrados
en- el puerto de Sevilla fueron
1908, con 1.38.O01 toneladas Ell
1920; 1.130 con 1.338.805 toneladas
en- 1921 y 1.79 con 1.452.958 to-
ne,adas en- 1922.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-29
LA HACIENDA ESPANOLA

Segiin datos de la Subsecretaria
de Hacienda de Espaha, la recau-
dacion total obtenida en- los diez
Priineros meses del ejercicio 1924
20, 0 sea desde julio de 1924 :,
abril proximo pasado, ha sumado
2,336.214.286 pesetas, contra 1921
057.185 pesetas en- ell perfodo an
terror, resultando, por 10 tanto, pa
ra el eiercicio actual, un aumento
dc 45.157.1O1 pesetas. Los concep-
los que registrar aumentos en- di-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-29

Dor y perseverance,
No hetnos de cerrar eStas noCas
que hemos trazado sin artes en-
War mediante estas lfneas nuestra
felicitacion a todos los j6venes
graduados, lraciendola extensive al
cuerpo de profesores: pero con mas
significaci6n ann a la distinguish
dana doiia A. Brandt de Padilla,
profesora del octave grado quion
Sc debe Ell triunfo de los aIumlaos
por su enthusiastic v meritoria labor
eoucativa desplegada en- esta ciu-
dad Ell todos los moniertos. Ella
quiso dejar una bnena impression an
6, coraz6n dc todos los tiurnacaefios
con esta fiesta y al fin 10 consi-
guio, por 10 cual sil despedida de
esta bella poblaci6n sera recordada
CON gratos recuerdos; cosa que SEN
timos, Sc aleje ella de estos wales,
pues profesores como ella deberian
siempre convivir entire nosotros
para bien de la juventud que Sc
educa.
No dudalnos que el porvenir de
Puerto Rico depende en- parte de
la preparation escolar, y por ESQ,
todos dehernos cooperar con los
maestros para que la labor de elios
sea el tiIabre de gloria de nuestra
patria
Santiago 2 MAUNEz.
CorresponsaI
Humacao, 7-2O-25.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-29
CRoNIcA DE HUMACAo

Habianos tenido oportunidsd do
eonenrrir. duranto los pasadoS amos
> los diferentes eiercicios de gra-
duaclon, eelebradOs en- esta ciudad,
5 en- honor a Ia verdad. nunca en-
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Amasas as Tssaofa: Grma IEaEa'
50 MsrEerta nigas hiana A.
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tra haia Is hablles msaecitaa de
n niAa Garcia OEtlE Peachi.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-29
SOClEDAD GENERAL
CALLEGA De
ELECTRICIDAD

Esta Sociedad cuyo desarrollo
en- los ultimos amos ha sido muy
considerable, tenia "a, ,492 abona-
dos en- 81 de diciembre de 1924,
habiendo llegado la production hi
dro-electrica generada por las
Centrales de la compania duran
te ell ejercicio pasado a 19.978.333
kilovatios, que unidos a los 2.809.
600 kilovatios producidos por Ia
Sociedad Electra Industrial Caru-
mesa, administrators en- el Ferrol,
forman un total de production dc
22.789.333 de kiloyatios, aparte la
production termica de las Centra-.
les. Toda la energia suministrada
en- 1924 ha podido producirse con
una potencia naxima en- maquinas
hidraulicas de unos 1900 H. P. V.
en- maquinas termicas de 2.725 H.
P. Por 10 tanto, con los tres grupos
hidro-electricos que en- la actuali-
dad Sc estan instalando en- ell salto
del Tambre, capaces para una po-
tencia de $4,000 H. P. SC podra
abastecer un mereado dos veees
superior, aunque .debe tenerse en-
cuenta que cuando Sc instalc un
cuarto grupo Ia potencia del salto
sera de 20,00 II. 2. Las centrales
de Ferrol Santiago, Vigo y Segad
han mejorado sus instalaciones y
con los trabajos que Sc realizan en-
el Tanbre, Sc espera poder faci-
litar energia a corto plazo a Vi
llagracia, Pontevedra y Vigo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-29

FL programa para esta noche era
como sigue:
Selection Musical
I'm un jardin encsntado
Bale de las Flores
Las Flores su Majestad
Duetto: Las Cartas
cOro: Lenguaje de las sombriHas
Gun Tapao)
Selection Musical s.
IQue 10 gusta mas, una mujer
bonita un jardin de flores2
Los Gavilanes
Coro de Seforas
Brindis bailable
La mulata Retrechera
Discurso de ciausura entrega
de los diplomas.
Los numeros todos del programa,
fneron esplendidamente eiecutados,
demostrando asf el mas vivo inte-
res y el mas elocuente entnsiasmo
para hacer que ei acto ceiebrado
resultase todo 10 mas lucido possible.
Nos seria una labor dificil de lie
var al papel con verdadero arte,
tcdas las impresiones que henos ex-
perimentado en- el transcurso de la
fiesta, que podria ser motive, no
roder dar Ell verdaderO precio to-
dos y cada uilo de los que con sa-
hiduria y maestria supieron Inter
pretar sus dificiies papeies.
Mas, una prueba del verdadero
regociiO y deiirante entusiasmo que
han despertado EN- ell coraz6n de
todos los hrmacaefios, fu6 Ia nutri-
da concurrencia que asistio al ac-
to, que tai parecia que Ell pueblo
de HumacaO, cual un immense pa
nal do avejaS desparramadas en- eli
Teatro Victoria, que fue su nido de
perfumadas rosas.
FL auditOrio recibi6 con una afro
nadora saliva de aplausos INTERIM
nables, para cada estudiante que
cbtenia su diploma triunfo de la
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Notas de Espdna

ches diez meses. son aduanas, TIM
bre, tabacos, loterias, propiedadcs,
cerveza alumbrado, transportes,
cedulas, minas, dereehos reales,
contribution industrial y terrific
rial. Las alias mas inportantes s
son en- aduanass 1928 millones y
er timbres, 2S.s2 millones. La rel
caadacion por fabacos en- ell cita7
40 periodo,. Sc elevo "a 349.78 mil
Homes, sea cerca de cinco milo
mes mas que en- el ano anterior.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-29
ARCHIv0 GENERAL DE
ECONOMIA
CASA DE AMERICA
BARCELONA
BARCELONA

Hoja de information No. 21
10. de iunio de 1925.
FL PUERTO DE .SEvILLA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-29

En- Slegante y artistica tarjeta,
recibimos invitaci6n de la facultad
y clase de Octave Grado de la Es-
cuela Ponce de Leon para hacer
acto de presencia en- la noche del
10 de JUNO, en- cuyo instante, iban
SO graduar un crecido numero de
aprovechados alumnos que supieron
estndiar durante el afio escolar
hasta alcanzar el premio de sus de.
secs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-23
Recital Tonight

Louis Heldcr. baritone. OF Chicago,
a pupil Of Mime. Parry Of
that city viii give recital Thurs.
day evening. July "a. at the d. A. II.
auditorium. Harvard n. and Roy
stH
This program viii be OF special
lnteres, TO those interested In pro.
grcuiye ideas In musical education.
whether musicians or laity. There
In no admission fee. The hour is
$50 O'Clock.
Mr. Hcider viii be accompanied by
Mrs. Edgar Fischer. OF the Fischer
School OF Music. In waila waila.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-23
Boa Holders
at Concert

Included among those who have
purchased bo1cs for the Michele de
Caro- concert. at the Moore thsater.
Monday evening. August 10. which
viii be given under the auspices Of
Mrs. Frederick Bentley. are:
Nr aud Mira David Edward skin.
ner. Mr and Mrs. Thomas Green.
Air. and Mrs Daniel KeIiohcr. Mr..
and Mrs II. r. ovirander. STR. and
Mrs. Thomas Merrill Mr.. aud Mira.
Alexander McEwan. aIr. and Mrs.
George Donworih. Mr.. and Mrs j,
n. FArrcll. SIR. and Mrs Albert
Charles Phillips and Mr., and Mrs.
c. n. stimson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-23
Seattle Society
Edited by Lillian Keen LeBalister Telephone MA n-06oo
Assistant-Laura Emery
Supper Committee and Assistants at Venetian
Carnival, Luncheon and Thedter Party

THE SERVICE OF supper viii begin
at $3.50 o'clock at the Venetian
Carnival Friday with the guests
seated at gayly decorated tables
placed on tho lawn al Mrs, Otis
Floyd Lamson's home
Mrs. Sybal Hanrick, of North
Queen Anne Guild. Is chairman ~
the committee In charge. assisted
by Mrs, Bruce shorts, Capitol IAN
Guild: Mrs. r & Waldron. FnnK
Park Guild: Mrs Roy T. Heplcr,
Rainier Guild: Mrs y, c. Stannard.
University Guild; Mrs A. G. Graft,
East Highland Drive Guild. Mrs
W. u. Freeman. Renton hin Guild.
The following group viii serve the
dinner; Mrs. Alex Christie, Mrs
Josiah Moore. Mrs W. y. Gilmore.
Mrs s +. Michigan. Mrs II, T..
Frederci. Mrs w. G, Hedgeeock.
Mrs Stanton Allen. Mrs d. u.
Baldwin, Mrs l. IA, Caryey, Mrs,
l. H. KEENAN,. Mrs Mabel poro.
Mrs, Mary Terrell Giestlng, Mrs,
Fred C. Bradcn. Mrs, c, T. Cor
coran. Mrs. NJ J. conncll. Mrs, r.
L. wolgemuth. Mira Frank Hergert.
Mrs. o. II. Lconhart, Mrs Frank
SAKE, Mrs f. II. SuSkcy, Mrs Fred
suskey. Mrs. r J. Braden. Mrs
Clarence Clausen. Mrs, w, II, Stoves,
Mrs Roger Anderson. Mrs. J. II.
Focock, Mrs, Stout. Mrs W. l.
Miles. Mrs George T. Warren. Mrs
Beulah Rows. Mrs Fred Johnson,
Mrs Fred HellenthRl. Mrs Pierre
Weiss. Mrs, J. T. Schneider. Mrs ].
F. Fogarty, Mrs George Coils
johnson. Mrs George Hartung. Mrs
Charles Wedln, Mrs Frank $.
Clark. Mrs H. w. Baker. Mrs. John
F, Rau. Mrs. Frank j. Palmer. Mrs
George Nyherg. Mrs II. Kelly. Mrs.
Charles Little. Mrs. Mildred Petty
Mrs n. T. Milne. Mrs W. II.
Gray. Mrs p. I. Huffman. Mrs.
Robert Moody. Mrs, u. ID. Bran
hall. Mrs. Walter Human. Mrs, f.
V. jain. Mrs o. S. Proctor. Mrs.
Charles McI.aren. Mrs J. o, Rich.
ards. Mrs. Il. T. Whiting. Mrs C.
5. CoIegroye. Mrs, Ralph A. Hatten,
Mrs ]. o Phillips Miss Betty and
Miss Florence Johnson and Miss
Alta Standard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-23
Personal

Dr. and Mrs Albert Irving Bout.
ficur. with their house guests Mrs.
Bert Farrar and Mrs Fred Richter
VIII motor 10 Belllngham Saturday
10 attend dance Mr., and Mrs. Fred
suffell win give that evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. II, u. Wolf. Of Boul
der. Colo. who are visiting their
daughter. Mrs. George II. Bellman.
WIN leave Saturday night on the
Emma Alexander for California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Frederick
Mauer are receiving congratulations
upon tho birth Of Il son, Charles
Frederick. Jr.. AZ the Seattle General
hospital ON July 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Beebe and Miss
Dorothy neebc have returned from u
rix weeks trip 90 Glacier and Vel.
lowatonc National park.
Mr. and Mrs. wilmot Lilly will
leave the last OF next week for
Qualicum Beach 20 spend 10 days.
Mrs Alexander John Gardiner and
Mr.. Horace Gardiner Of Sacramento,
arc visiting Mrs Gardeners sister.
Mrs. Samuel Leroy Crawford.
Miss Sarah Dorsey Brown. OF Dal'
las, Tex. il visiting her uncle and
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. George Black,
this summer,
Miss Corinne Bnbeock Is spending
fortnight with Mr, and Mrs.
Thorpe BabcociI. az the Tacoma
Country club. whore they have talk.
en- cottage for the remainder Of
the summer Mrs r. c. Bnbcocls
VIII join them for the weekend
/ Miss Catherine Collins returned
Wednesday from visit OF several
months In the East
Capt and Mrs. W. II. Ballard
have returned from n motor trip In
( oregon and Eastern Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence Booth left
today for short witt in vancou.
YER u, c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-23
Bridge Luncheon
VIII Honor Tlco

To honor Miss kathryn Backus.
whose engagement to Or. John Rus.
sell Morris was recently announced.
and her sister. Mrs. kenneth X
Dean. OF New York. Mrs. Lester
Kleinfelter viii entertain with a
bridge luncheon on Thursday after,
noon. July so.
The affair viii also be a shower
for Miss Backua.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-23
Luncheon for
Debutdntes

Mrs. Georse T. Myers viii enter.
tain at luncheon Wednesday. July
20. at her home for the pleasure
OF Miss Mary dcVcuve and her
house guest. Miss Betty Geora o.
San Francisco.
Later Mrs, Myers viii take her
guests 10 the matinee at the Met
ropoiitan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-23
Informal Dinner at
Home 1'olliQht

MIR and Mrs Ernest wanamaker
viii entertain with an informal din
ner az their home tonight In honor
OF Mrs Oscar Charles OF Chicago
Mrs Charles, with her daughters,
Miss Pauline and Miss Hele n
Charles II visiting her son and
daughter-in-law, Col. Oscar J
Charles. T. $, A. retired. and Mrs
Charles
Invitations have been confined "a
eighteen friends OF tho honor
guest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-23
Guild Plans
Garden Fete

The womcn's guild OF the Church
Of the Epiphany. win give n garden
fcte on the afternoon and evening
Of Wednesday. August 10. AZ the
adjoining homes Of Mrs. Frank p.
Dow and Mrs. William II. Ritter.
Among the many features plan.
ned for the party viii be a chill.
dren's pageant and an advertising
parade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-23
Mrs. Bigelolc TO
Entertain Neat Week

I To honor her cousin. Miss Char.
lotte Clark. whose engagement TO
Mr.. j. L. Hineman has just been
announced. and Miss Margaret
Thomas. a bride-to-be, Mira. d. T..
Bigelow viii entertain with n bridge
tea at her home Ia Mount Baker
park on Wednesday afternoon. July
20 Four tables will be in play.
Mrs II. l.. Rice. Mrs Roland Carl
Mrs. Grant Kuhn and Mrs. J. C.
King win assist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-23
Mrs. Crawford Win
Gre Small Tea

Mrs Samuel Leroy Crawford Will
entertain with a small tea at her
homo on Thursday afternoon, July
so. from until o'clock. in honor
Of her sister. Mrs. Alexander John
Gardiner OF Sacramento. who IL her
guest
Invitations have been limited 20
Mrs Gardeners friends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-23
Orthopedic Lunch
Room To Re-Onen

The ortbopedio lunch room. which
has been closed for few days. VIII
open Monday NJ It's new location.
1896 Sixth ave. Capitol I'M guild
viii be in charge.
The Thrift shop win be In charge
OF Medina guild tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-23
Small Luncheon for
Mrs. Farrdr

Mrs Claude c. Ramsay viii en-.
terrain with a small luncheon al
her home Thursday afternoon. Iuly
so, In honor OF Mrs bert FRrrar
who is Mrs Albert Irving Bouff
leur's guest
Invitations arc limited 10 friends
Of Mrs Fnrrar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-23

attorney general Of the United
States. viii give an address in the
amphitheater.
Mrs. Frances w. Graham. of Lock-
port. n. Y, will act as w. c. T. u.
representative and hostess at the
house during the summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-23
DEDICATE FRANCES

DEDICATE FRANCES
WILLARD HOUSE
Frances Willard House. the new
". c. T. u. headquarters AT chau.
;Ruqua, ". Y. will be dedicated on
August Is. at the sunset hour. Mrs.
Mabel Walker WiIlebrandt, assistant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-23
.ANNrAL nAsKEr p1cN1c

Ala Review No, 60. w. II. A.. will
hold it's annual basket picnic for
members and their families at Vol.
untccr park. on Tuesday. August 4,
afternoon and evening. Coffee VIII
/ hn served.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-23
Announce Daughters
Enhancement

Mr.. and Mrs. II. o. Fraser an
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter. Ruth. 10 Mr.. Alan Ed.
wards. son OF Mr.. Peter Edwards.
Of Lisbon, ". u.
The wedding win take place in
the autumn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-23
Parties Win Compliment
Miss Thomas

For the pleasure OF Miss Mar.
garet Thomas. whose engagement 10
Mr.. Harold Jensen has been an.
nounccd. Miss Ruth Carey viii en-
terrain at bridge at her home next
Monday evening.
Another party for Miss Thomas Is
Mrs. Frances Braid Gilroy's lunch.
con at the wilsonIan. on Thursday
afternoon, July 30. Mrs. Gilroy will
entertain her guests later al bridge
at her home.
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vrsEII GLIB

vEsELI CLUB
The Vcseii club. social club com.
posed Of the following members: The
Misses Grace Zorieh. Winifred Civ.
ms. Pcrsida Jonoyich. Evelyn Zorich,
10 McCauley. Mary Petrick. Mary
Gale. Mary Randick. Mary GIyens.
Mary Fisher. Ann Nosich. Minnie
Zorich. Suzanne Giyins and Chris.
tine Zorich. enjoyed lovely week.
end excursion at Fietcher's bay. on
Bainbridge island.
Mira l. v. Jonovich. Mrs zorich and
Mrs. Lorenzo Giyins ehnperoned The
party.
WISCONSIN GoLDENROD CLUB
Wisconsin Goldenrod club will
meet with Mrs. Katherine Eichler
265a Aid ave. wednesday. July 30.
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Luncheon for
Eastern Guest

Mrs stephen J. Chadwick VIII
entertain at luncheon next Monday
al tho Sunset club In honor Of Mira
Wheeler OF Salem. aaaa. who Is
returning from a trip 10 Alaska.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

ALKI REVIEW NO. 80
Aiki Review No. 90. W. II. A.. will
meet Tuesday. July "a. at si5
O'Clock. in !. O o +. hall. 10th and
r. Pine.
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Clubs
CLUBS FOR FRIDAY

DANCE AND CARD PARTY
Mystic Jewel Rehcitah Lodge, No.
20. win give a dance and card party,
Friday evening, July -. at L. o. O.
f. hali. 10th and T. Pine.
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BALLARD W. G. r. II.

Ballard w G. T. L. win meet
Friday. July "a. AZ ? p. m. with
Mra Chandler. 20is w. 5Gth ST.
Mrs Leila sonars will present a pro,
gram IN the interest of the White
Shield home. In Tacoma. Members
asked 10 invite friends and bring
contributions for the home.
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