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AUGUSTA pOSTLES
Wilson Normal
TWO AWARDED 'SSTAR H'Sr
AT HYATTSVULE SCHOOL

TYATTSVILLE, 13-A assembly
School Frank Day, athletic director
Lillian Jefferson Dix with
voey ball field
ball
and track number Of Both
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Wilson Girls Handicapped.

Wilson Girls Handicapped.
Wilson Normal School is hampered
in. its pursuit of athletics by two
things-lack of time and facilities.
The student-teachers' program is SO
full that sports must be sandwiched
in at odd moments. And the odd
moments are few. Basket ball is the
only varsity sport.
Following a series of interclass
games won by seniors, the varsity
team was selected and an inter
collegiate schedule of four games
played. The team, handicapped by
the absence of trained coach. fought
its way to one tie with Gallaudet.
Both encounters with George Wash
ington were lost.
AT the close of the season letters
were awarded to Augusta Postles,
captain; Martha Adkins. manager;
Helen Hesse, Louise Hicks. Agnes
Motyka, Marie Neeb, Louise Kilton,
Anna King, Pauline Tomlin, Rosella
Shaw and Marion Birch.
Six letters will be awarded for
tennis this year. The awards have
not been decided.
Pauline Thomas and Hester Brooks,
winner and runner-up, respectively, in
the junior class tourney, Will receive
their emblems, as well as will the
senior winner and runner-up, and the
winning team in the doubles event,
which is to start this week
Miss Postles, captain of the basket
ball squad and semi-fnalist in the
senior tennis tournament, stands out
as the leader. On the basket ball
field Miss Postles not only captained
their team and played guard, but did
much of the coaching
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LOUISE L
OMWAKT
George Washinqton
WOMEN IN SPORT
By CORINNE FRAZIER ,

AIRY RUTHVEN the Girls B. P. u
IVY has announced the
robin which will Monday June 22 until
Twelve will be
gas n six tWo with
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COLLEGE BASE BALL.

At Ithaca-Colgate, 2; Cornell, /.
At Medford-Tuft. s: Harvard, 4.
At. Burlington-Bostou College, :
Vermont. 1.
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Eight million golf balls are used in
England every year.
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.DOklf
WlWhMf

For good personal appearance-for
hair that's smart looking. well
combed and well-kept-use Vaien-
tino. A new combing cream thai
will save your hair and keep il.
combed It's different. All drug
and dept. stores-50c.
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Charming Tea
Given IN LdureIhlLrSt

Mrs. f. a. Ernst and Mrs. Emm
V. Brawley gave charming tea
Friday afternoon at their home In
honor Of Mrs. r. ]. Moore, a new
resident in the Laurelhhrst district
Mrs. Howard Knott, Mrs. a. II.
Badglcy, Mrs a, NJ, MacWhinnlo
and Mrs. w. NJ. Hansen presided
over the tea table, assisted by Mrs
A. J. Qulgley. Mrs Thomas Balmer
and the Misses Ann Compton. Kath-
crime Compton. Isabelle bearing,
Eloise Moore and Eleanor Ernst
Betty Jane Ernst received the
cards at the door
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sEArrLE woMAN.s chuB

The Seattle woman's club will hold
It's first meeting on Monday septem'
Der u. at the Federated clubhouse.
The board meeting VIII be held at
100 p. m, business meeting at 2
p. m.
Mrs. r. G. Magrath, the president,
will give the opening address, and n
short program will follow. All MEM
bers are requested to be present.
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Garden Wedding
Is Celebrated

The marriage OF Miss Jessie N.
Jenner, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Jenner, Of Southworth,
Wash, to Mr.. Richard l.. SadIer was
solemnized Sunday afternoon. Aug
ust %. at the home OF the brides
parents. The Rev DR.. r. l., Forbes
read the service ut 800 o'clock in
the garden under a rustic arbor
banked with late summer flowers
Before the service Mrs. Lloyd
Beckett sang THE Sweetest Story
- Told" and 20 Promise Me"
Mrs. a, C. Crooks played the
Mendelssohn wedding march.
The bride. given in marriage by
her father, was very lovely in white
satin, its soft folds embroidered in
pearls. Her tulle veil was wreathed
with orange blossoms and orchids.
Ophelia roses. sweet peas and for.
get-me.nots were in her exquisite
shower bouquet.
Miss Geraldine Smith. the maid OF
honor. wore taupe lowered chiffon
over delicate green satin and a
wide green taffeta hat. Lavender
sweet peas and Butterfly roses
we're carried The bridesmaid,
Miss Margaret IT, Bemlss, was In a
frock Of shell pink georgette over
crepe de chine trimmed with silver
lace. Her headdress was fan.
shaped ornament OF tullc and pearls,
and her bouquet Columbia roses.
There were two little flower girls
Jean Bcmiss. dressed IN ruffled
orchid organdie frock, and Lucille
Volkey IN peach ofgandie. They
carried French baskets N baby roses
nIa Hwcet peas Vcrrall Jcuner the
nephew Of tho bride. as ring
i0ar wore q Lord Fauntlcroy suit
~ white satin and black velvet and
carried the ring IN white dohlla.
Mr. John l., Allwnrd was bent man.
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Orthopedic Round
Table Meeting

The round table meeting Of the
orthopedic guilds will be held Tues.
day morning. September Is. at 10
O'Clock, in room 1854, Henry build.
ing.
on Friday, September 10. the vari.
Gus guilds OF the city viii reassem.
bic for the opening Of fall activities.
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Madrond Guild
Luncheon

The Madrona guild OF the ortho-
pcdIc hospital will hold its first
monthly meeting OF the fall season
on Friday. September IS. at 10
O'Clock. at the home OF Mrs. Henry
Frederick, iT17 3gth ave.
Mrs. Benjamin Henry Petlcy will
be the luncheon hostess and viii be
assisted by Mrs. u. NJ. Dickcy. Mrs.
II. j. Ramsey. Mrs. G. @. Barton.
Mrs. C. a. Spencer. Mrs. a. d. Walk
or. Mrs. E. p. whiting. Mrs. +. a.
wiedow. Miss Maude White. Miss
f.. VI. Martin and Miss Nelson.
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Elaine Wilcox. OK Denver. Colo.
Ia the tunior ballroom al The
Olympic
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER H.
Mrs Clarence phrhers bridge
luncheon for Mrs. Z. n CLARK.
at home,
Mrs. J. II. o.pnnnsu Of washing
ton. y, e.. wtli give a luncheon
~ the sunset club for Mrs VII.
liam sherman walker.
siis, Constance Martin ~ Aberdeen
viii compliment Nirs Esther
Dora A. luncheon At The Olympic.
Mr. and Nth John =. DoreH supper
dance Tor Miss Esther Dore and
her nanec, Mr.. Frederick Mcla.
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER ID
NrE J u. FHrrclIa luncheon for
Mrs Charles MacAllistsr wilcox
Of Denver a. tho suuse, club,
Miss Emily Jrnueilo's luncheon and
bridge az home for MlsA sarah
Dorsey Brown 81 Dallas. Texas.
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER is--
Miss Grace Lewis bridge tea IN
honor % Miss Jean Fox. at home
Mrs.. Walter McEvan Tomkins' and
Mrs Lawrence Arnold's luncheon
e
Joseph L. Caruian. IT.
Mrs. Harold Croshy's bridge tea in
honor Of Miss Alice WhAllcy. al
Mrs II. W, Crosby'H home
The marriage OF Miss Esther Dofo
20 Mr. Frederick Girard Nets IN
-. 1ossph's church al 10 O'Clock.
followed by a wedding breakfast
~ tho homo OF Mr. and Mrs John
~ DurN
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER IL
Mrs. g. II, kcArney'a tea In honor
OF Mrs, ". James Peet. from {
until O'Clock
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1s-
Mrs Jean Wesley Dolby's tea at
her home. from until 6 o'clock,
In honor of her mother. Mrs
Hannah Martiudaic clifford. OF
Washington, u, G.. Mrs David II.
Stout Of Philadelphia and Mrs.
Ralph Sidacy tombstone.
Misc Hercnice Buffers tea for her
cousin. Miss Helen Beaton. OF
Hollywood. Cal. ut home. from
until o'clock
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25--
Mount Baker Parks orthopedic
bridge tea In the Spanish ball
room OF The olympic Hotel.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER =
The marriage Of Miss Jean Fox 10
Mr.. +, n, wnchter van schaIk,
at the home OF the brides
parents. Mr. and Mrs. j. II. Fox,
Mt o'clock,
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Edited by
Lillian Keen lie BdUiStor
Assistant
Laura Emory
Tel. MA i1l-0600
Informal Luncheon Is
Planned for Mon
day; Hosts at Din
ner Tonight

Mrs. GILBERT SKINNER will
Afl entertain with an informal
luncheon at tho Sunset club Mon
day afternoon In honor OF Mrs, Gin.
ton Douglas
-. Douglas, who has been visit.
yYher parents Captain and Mrs,
stephen h, Gibbs for n fortnight.
will leave next week for her home
IN los Angeles.
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Personals

Mr. and MrE. Roy Kinnsar and
family have returned 10 town from
their summer homo at Woodmont
Beach,
Miss Msnbsth Gsrbsl II the house
E-isst Of Mlss Allison King. in Van.
couyer, -. &.
/ Judge Frederick Bausman. who
has been ~ az the Columbus hos
( pital for two weeks. IS now conyal.
escing at his home.
Mrs. Henry o. Philips and chill.
drsn returned Friday from a fort.
nights stay ~ Tokelsnd Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Porter and
family removed this week from their
country home at Crescent Beach 20
their town house.
Mr.. Leroy Backus, with his daugh-
ter Miss Emmanuel Backus. and
Miss Madeleine Pless, motorod 20 FL
Iensburg Thursday 20 attend the
rodeo. They will return Sunday.
Miss Mabel Hagemeyer OF Toledo.
Ohio, who has been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Homer. will leave Mon.
day for California, where she will
make visit before returning TO her
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Bridges are
receiving congratulations upon the
birth Of a daughter. Rowena Ann,
September 6, at Columbus hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Huribut have
returned TO their apartment at Tho
Victoria, after spending the summer
at Hunts Point
Mr. and Mrs. George a. Kribs.
who have been at Wing Point for
the summer, have moved into town.
Mrs. ]. D. Letherman. Of Port
land. is the guest OF her sister. Mrs.
r. b. Montague, for few weeks.
Mrs. A. L. Kempster, OF New Or.
leans. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Dahlem.
Mrs. william Sherman Walker
will leave September 20. for Wash.
ington. D. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter j. Ward.
who have been on a three weeks
motor trip TO California and Crater
Lake National park. have returned
20 town.
Mrs Jessie f. Ives left Thursday
on a short trip TO California
Mrs. Robert p. Greer and Miss
Marie Greer will return Sunday
from a short trip 10 California
Mrs. Norval II. Latimer. who has
been at Mount Rainier for a few
days, returned to town Friday.
Mr. Harris Carrigan left the first
Of the week on short trip TO San
Francisco.
Mr.. James Frink left this morn
ing for Boston. to attend the Massa-
chusetts Institute OF Technology.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Perkins Are
the guests for few days OF Mr.. and
Mrs. L. +. Blaine. at Blaine Acres
Mrs. Adele NJ. Ballard has taken
apartments at the Hotel Sorrento.
Miss Helen Gilmore left Thursday
night on months trip East
Mr.. and Mrs, A. Duncan Shaw
CMargaret Erwin. who have como
here from Spokane to make their
home, have taken a house at 1917
Grand ave.
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Orthopedic Thrift Shop

Mrs. ]. y. Winston and Mrs n II,
Hone will direct the service for Uni.
verslty guild at the orthopcdc Thrift
shop, Monday morning.
IN the afternoon Mrs O. u. Cool.
edge will assist.
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Luncheon and
Matinee Pdrtu

For the pleasure OF her daughter,
Miss Florence Fischer. Mrs. George
w. Fischer entertained with a lunch
con this afternoon az the Sunset club
and later with matinee party az
the Metropolitan.
Mrs. Fischer and her daughter VIII
leave wednesday for California.
where Florence win enter the Cas-
tilieja school at Palo Alto.
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Kappa Alpha
Theta Alun1nue

Kappa Kappa Theta alumnae viii
meet at tho chapter house Monday
afternoon, instead Of AZ the home Of
Mrs. Joseph Eggcrt, as previously
announced.
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w. C T. L. MEETINGS

w. c, T. L. MEETINGS
University W. C. T. U. will meet
at the Malloy gymnasium, n. 45th
St and University way. Tuesday,
September Is, at o'clock.
Tho regular meeting OF Fremont
w. c. T. U. will be held at the home
of Miss Bertha Carr, 1927 Ashworth
ave-, Tuesday, September 15. at {,
o'clock. The newly.elected officers
will take their chairs and the meet.
ing promises to be of more than
usual interest.
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CLUBS FOR MONDAY
ALuMNAE MEETING

Alpha omlcron ri alumnae will
meet for tho first time this season
Monday. September IL. at o'clock.
At tho chapter house. 1905 II. 18th
ST. Visiting members arc invited to
attend
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PHrrosrus CLUB

The Philomus club will meet
Monday. September "a, at o'clock.
at the home OF Mrs. Robert s..
Faris. 942 goth ave. y. Hostcsses.
Mrs. Faris. Mrs. c. c. Jones and
Mrs. William Hale.
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AUXILIARY RAINIER
NOZZLE POST

The regular meeting Of American
Legion auxiliary 10 Rainier Noble
Post viii be held Monday even
ing. September A. At o'clock. in
the Legion ciubrooms. 500 Third
ave.
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HUMANE SOCIETY

The King County Humane society
will hold general meeting Mon.
day. September IL. at noon, In
cafeteria private dining room in the
Y. w c. a.
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Party Planned By
Interldken Guild

The IntcrlaSen Guild Of the chill
drcn's orthopedic hospital an
nounces bridge and nah jongS
for Wednesday afternoon.
- mber 50. at o'clock. at the
Seattle Yacht club,
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Dinner for Visitor

Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Ware and
Mrs. c. II. Ingram VIII entertain
mt dinner this cvcning.at the Ware
residence. in honor % Mrs. Arthur
Ralss OF Hollywood. Cal. who rs
the house guest OF Mir, and Mrs.
Ware.
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Women's Clubs

THfMBLE CLUB
William Mckinley Thimbls club.
ladies' OF tho @. a. r.. will NEE,
Monday. September IL. at noon. with
Mw. May sternbcrg. 1914 ~ 18th
Take car No. 60
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WEST SEATTLE
COMMUNITY CLUB

Mrs. a. c. Robinson and Mrs. r
c. Stanley, Will be hostcsses TO the
women OF the West Seattle Com.
munity club at an afternoon OF
bridge and nah jongg at the club
house, Tuesday, September 10. A
large attendance is urged rs II 1,
hoped TO make these afternoon NJ
tnirs helpful TO the club, both finan
cially and socially on tho clubs
program for the neUr future arc
a dance, the evening OF September
26' food sale October 3, and u
rummage sale the following week,
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soRoPTIMIsT CLUB

The Soroptimist club will hold III
weekly luncheon Tuesday, Septem.
Der Is, at 1915 o'clock. at the Hotel
Washington. The draft of bylaws
will be read and submitted for adop-
ton. and the installation banquet
committee will be appointed.
Every charter member who can
possibly do so is expected TO attend
this business meeting.
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AUXILIARY MAPLE

The Ladder auxiliary 10 Maple
Leaf post, No. 81, win have mill.
tary whist drive Tuesday evening,
September IS, Mt $40 o'clock, In the
Legion clubhouse. 500 Third ave,
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WEST SEATTLE CHAPTER

o. T.. s.
West Seattle Chapter, No. lo6.
o. T.. s.. will have meeting Mon.
day evening. September II. In Ma
sonic temple. 2642h California ave.
The presiding matrons and patrons
Of King county will he honor
guests. Initiation OF candidates.
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SEATTLE LODGE NO. I

Seattle Lodge No. 7, Degree Of
Honor, VIII meet Tuesday evening,
September 10, at 1870 o'clock, In
Evergreen hall, 1909 Ninth ave
At $50 o'clock the lodge will en-
terrain With It's regular monthly pro-
gressive whist party. Tho commit
tee In charge includes Mrs. Victoria
Daniels Mrs Melissa Wells and Mrs.
Blanche Dctlofson Mrs HarrIctte
X. Crnnncy Will assist.
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Mrs. McAusldRd
Gives Luncheon

Mrs. Robert McAuslSnd gave a
luncheon at her home today for Miss
Jean Eagleson. who will so TO Ia
coma next week to attend the Annie
Wright seminary.
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woMAN's CENTURY

The first event 20 be given in the
new clubhouse OF the woman's Cen.
fury club. which is now nearly com.
plc;cd. win be bridge tea, Tues
day. October 6. at o'clock. The
ways and means committee. which
VIII have charge OF the affair. held
meeting Wednesday morning, at
which the following subcommittee
we're appointed.
Tickcts-Mrs. f. 3. wurzbacher,
chairman; Mrs. f. 81. Harrington,
Mrs. II. d. Larned.
Tables Mrs. Frank Wolff. chair.
man: Mrs. Z. W. Flohr, Mrs. f. C.
Cole.
Prizes-Mrs William II. Jack,
chairman; Mrs. II. NJ. Brown. Mrs
g. NJ. Horton.
Cards. score cards. etc-Mrs W
II. Rown,ree. chairman; Mrs. L. e
Hemingway. Mrs. II. S. Hill.
Refreshments-Mrs. +. r. Han
son, chairman; Mrs. II. S. Kerr, Mrs
Ralph Lounsbury.
Telephone committee-Mrs. +. e
Hemingway. chairman. Mrs. f. c
Cole. Mrs. +. h. Wurzbacher. Mrs
H. $. I'M, Mrs. S. C. Berwanger.
The officers of the ways and
means committee are; Mrs. f. Il
Palmerton, chairman; Mrs. L. NJ
Harrington, vice chairman: Mrs. S
c. Berwanger, press secretary: Mrs
II. d. Larned. treasurer: Mrs. f. b
Wurzbacher. custodian.
only $50 tables will be sold for
this event. Anyone wishing rescr
vations may call: Mrs. +. b. wurz
bacher EAsti7l7. Mrs. z. NJ. Her.
rington. KEnwd.5SS3: Mrs. H. d
Larned, MAln.1Os3.
Tho departments OF the Woman.
Century GLIB to meet this week are
as follows:
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER l6
The chorus viii meet at 10 O'Clock
at the home OF Mrs. Henry Bittman
1926 Eastern ave, for rehearsal un
den direction Of Annafreddie Carsten.
Gilker. Mrs. Rachel Sticlleman, &C
companist.
The drama department meets a,
1880 o'clock Mt the home OF Mrs
f. w. Moisnest, 47O5 10th ave. N. e
Luncheon hostess, Mrs. +. f. Schorn
The program for the afternoon will
consist of a short playlet entitled
Ghosts" Those in the cast include
Mrs. j. w. Densmore. Miss Belle
Baldwin, Mrs. William Dornberg
Mrs E, Il. Fitzsimmons, Mrs. j. B
Harris and Mrs. w. II. Plttwood.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER II
The social service department will
meet at 1880 o'clock at the home OF
Mrs, w. II. Pittwood, 1926 Whitman
ave. After luncheon members will
be addressed by Miss Scott on The
work of the Parental school, and in
teresting letters from girls at tn,
school will be read, thanking the de
partment for the radio set installed
by them.
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UNIVERSAL
FELLOWSHIP CLUB

The Universal Fellowship club
will hold its first meeting Saturday
evening. September 12, in the Ma.
sonic club hall. Arcade Square.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Davies
Hosts

To honor DR.. and Mrs. T. s.
wiltsle. who will leave shortly on a
trip East. Mr. and Mrs. t. A. Da'
vies will entertain with a dinner OF
thirty covers. at their home next
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Davies was hostess at lunch
con wednesday afternoon al the
R>er club In honor OF Miss
a hen Borland, whose marriage
10 Mr. Dayton Davies will take
place next week.
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INSTRUMENTATION BUREAU
TO GIVE CARD PARTY

INSTRUMENTATION BUREAU :.
TO GIVE CARD PARTY
Tho AmerIcanization Bureau OF
Seattle has completed plans for q
largo card party 10 be given Wed
nesd1y afternoon. September i6. at
. o'clock. at Rainier Chapter house.
Mrs. II. X. Upton, representing
Seattle Chapter, Daughters OF the
American Revolution, is general
chairman of the affair. assisted by
Mrs. Albert Il. Flood from Rainier
Noble Post auxiliary and Mrs, WI.
liam TurnaclIffe, Of tho Woman's
Century club.
Mrs. Carl Siebrand and Miss Julia
Dow. representing the Seattle Fed
Grafton OF womon's cluhs, Will
hive charge OF tho prizes. Miss
Camille Howe, OF John +. Miller
". r. c.. has charge of the refresh.
mcnts, assisted by Miss Grace Nc
Adams from Clara Barton Tent,
Daughters Of Veterans; Miss Hhr-
riot Seely, from the city Wide
Democratic club and the First
Presbyterian church and Mrs. Hy-
lus Henry from University post,
American Legion.
Mrs. Amelia Nelson from the
state auxiliary of the American
Legion Is assisting with the decor.
atoms: Mrs. l.. G. Westorman OF
the Diocesan Council OF Catholic
Women, is in charge of the cards
md tallies. Mrs. Raymond Bres.
nahan, also member OF the coun.
ell. is in charge OF publicity.
Mrs. Robert Mocn OF the Young
ladies' Institute, has charge of
the tickets and tables Resorva.
tons may be made with her at
PRospct.1s49. They may also be
made with any member of the
committee,
Mrs. ], II Little is president OF
the Americanlzatlon Bureau.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
FEDERATED CLUBS

FEDERATED CLUBS
CALENDAR
Tho various clubs Of the city Fed.
Grafton OF womcn's Clubs will meet
next week according TO tho follow.
ing schedule:
WomanB Lakewood Civic I'm.
provomsut club meets at Lakewood
Community clubhouse. Luncheon nj
1916 y. m. Meeting at ? y. m.
Canadian womnn's club card par.
~ AZ p, m. al Federated club
house. corner Harvard and Thomas.
Canadians md friends invited.
Wednesday, September is.
Amercauization bureau card party
at d. A. II. chapter house. corner
Harvard and Roy. at .. m. Gen.
sral invitation to ladies OF city.
Thursday. September II.
Regular meeting Of Alpha club
postponed TO September rs. members
having accepted invitation from
Lady Sterling chapter. b. a. r.. TO
attend Constitution day" program
Mt homo OF Mrs. II. T, Bredes and
Mrs. william sherman Walker.
Friday. September rs.
Alpha club win meet at home Of
Mrs. C. j. Clarke. 69i5 Seward Park
ave. Parliamentary procedure
study at 1880 a. m. in charge Of
Mrs. A. G.. Sears. Book review Of
His Childrens Children" by Ar.
thur Train. given by Mrs. w. NJ,
Curtiss.
Woman's Lakewood Civic I'm.
proyement club will hold community
flower show from 10 a. m. to 10
.. m. at Lakewood Community
house. Concert in evening.
The Ladies' Literary and Musical
club will meet Mt p. m. at the home
Of Mrs. T.. II. Procunier, 1874 Green
Lake blvd, with Mrs. l.. Il. Booth
assisting hostess. Program: Report
Of State Federation; Federation club
song by Mrs. G. d. McCallum.
Saturday, September 10
The Woman's Lakewood Civic
Improvement club card party al
Lakewood community house at s p
m. friends invited.
The Classic Culture club meets al
D. m. at the home OF Mrs, David
Gilmore at Hunts Point. Transpor
tation by auto or ferry at Madison
park at y. m. Program; Mrs
Gilmore is q charter member OF the
club. which was instituted in 1889
following In the state the Olympia
Woman's club.
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IONA SOCIAL CLUB

IONA SOCIAL CLUB
lonia Social club. o. e. s., will
meet in the Masonic temple wednes.
day. September l6, at 2 p m. Whist
All Eastern Stars and friends In.
vited.
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FALL FLOWER SHOW

The Women's lakewood Civic I'm
provemont club viii give n Fall
Flower SHOW" at the clubhouse. 5Oth
nvc. S. and Angelina ST. Friday,
September rs, from II q. m. to 10
y. m, There viii be a concert from
s until 0 p. m,
Prizes Will be awarded for the
best contcrpiccc. best basket OF per
cnnInl9, pottcd plants, ANIMALS
forms. single dahla. single astcr
single glndlolus single rose, beat
three single glndioi, beat three sin
gle astcrs, best three single dnhllas
All residents Of tho community arc
invited to exhibit their flowers. All
exhibits should be ut the clubhouse
by $3.50 n. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-12
Luncheon Compliments
TlCo Honor Guests

In compliment TO Miss SHERIFF.
Rude, who win leave tonight for
New York and Washington. d. c..
and Mrs. Richard Van Ripper CMarie
Bernard. a recent bride. Miss Helen
Burke entertained with a luncheon
OF sixteen covers and bridge this
afternoon at her home in Chelsea
Court.