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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23
TWO GIRLS, BOY
WIN FRENCH PRIZE

PARIS. Aug. 29.-Youth is tri-
umphing this year at the Conserva-
toire examinations. Two girl Of is
have been declared queens of STagedy
and comedy by the award of the COW
eted first prize. and a boy of IA.
Rene Dreyfus, has now been singled
ont Of large class Of candidates for
the first prize for pianists.
His talent was noted last year when
he came before tie examiners for the
first time. but now he has studied bis
instrument seriously for four years. II
is stated that the Comedie-Francaise
intends to take advantage Of its pre-
rogative and engage all four laureates
of tragedy and comedy.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23

and you have a whole quarter-pint
of the most wonderful skin whitener,
softener and beautifier.
Massage this sweetly fragrant lem
on bleach into the face, neck. arms
and hands. 1t can not irritate. Fa-
nous stage beauties use it to bring
that clear, youthful skin and rosy
white complexion: also as freckle.
sunburn and tan bleach. You must
mix this remarkable lotion yourself.
1t can not be bought ready to use
because It acts Immediately after
it Is prepared.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23
THE VOGUE COMPANY

The Vogue is largest and most progressive
advertisers and advertiser in The Light for
years.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23

Despite to the contrary the outlook for the fall season 50 good
ocad has not been halted
In department to enhance service
Goods Shop first floor entail
ing the expenditure dollars which combines all such
woon cotons Innings and silks and
records did not show steady increase
our In the future other
which will give shop the aspect of department
Good" but will Keep Good
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23
GERMANS TOO FAT;
CAN'T GET In BUS

BERLIN, Aug. PA genuine Lon
don motor omnibus is to run on one
of the few Berlin omnibus routes.
The Lokal Anzeiger points out that
the public will find that the seats
made for the thin Anglo-Saxons are
too tight fit for the Germans.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23
STARVING ALIENS
Caught ON BORDER

Barefooted and living entirely on
mesquite beans, two German aliens
walking toward Falfurrias, were
caught 40 miles inland by Inspector
Fleming Of the border patrol.
The men are being held in Rio
Grande City pending deportation.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-23
ADVERTISEMENT
,rrT.-s.
Use Lemons to ,ss|
Wzitsns sir

The only harm
ess way to bleach
he skin white Is
to mix the juice Of
two lemons with
three ounces of
o re h a r d White.
which any druggist
will supply for a
few cents. Shake
well in a bottle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-31
Seattle Society
Edited by Lillian Keen LeBalster Telephone MA in0600
Assistant-Laurs Emory
Wedding VIII Take Place IN Honolulu,
Luncheon for Los Angeles Guest

COLONEL AND MRS EDWARD
y HUGH SCHULZ announce the
enlargement u their daughter. Ger.
trudc Adams, TO Mr William At
tlsSey Hsusman. son OF Mrs, I'm.
ma HauSman q Seattle
The wedding will take place early
next year In Honolulu, where Col
mel Schulz Is stationed az Scofield
Barracks
The news was disclosed saturday
NJ the attractive luncheon Miss
katherine Bacon gave al her home
for Mss schulz Honolulu lcis In
various colors. 20 which were tied
me small hetrothal cards, were pre-,
sented the guests towards tho close
u the luncheon menu,
Mrs. Schulz. who Is the guest OF
Mrs. Bacon. with her daughter,
VA leave about September rs, FOR
their home In the Hawaiian Islands,
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Ewes. Mrs W l. Sanders ana Mrs.
Thomas Askrru.
The ofnceru of tho chapter for
the coming year include
Regent MrH Melvin Albert Weed :
vice regent. Mrs Edwin J Brown.
recording secretary, Mrs James T.
Trocu; corresponding secretary, Mira.
q, W. Hhoadca. treasurer hirH.
Walter X MBcfarlanr. financial
secretary. Mrs George ~ Appleton;
auditor. Mrs l.. A, Mitchclli reEis-
trar. Mrs T. W, spler. chaplain.
Mrs Fred Hnmlltons librarian. Mrs.
+. y Rhodes. historian. Mrn Elda
NJ. Lester
The program arranged FOR the en-
suing year viii be ms follows!
September i5 Constitution day A.
the home - Mis-. ll q Hrrslss and hra
W William hhvrmEn Walker. 1904 ibth ave,
october tAt tho home of Mrs. a. a.
HulkvlSy, zb1t Harvard ave. s.
October aG Roosevelt day a. tho
home of Mrs =, D. Masters. 1881 Prank
iln ave
NOVEMBER Al the home 81 Mrs
g.. ~, c8fbitt. ass h1th ave 81 E.
November ie-Charitr day, A. tho
home % Mfs. W. H. Oiiysr. iitt ,0tH
ave, ~
December AT tho home Of Mrs, ,
!. ursonwsil. 1875 Queen Anne ave
January at the home 81 Mfs y ",
hcAhuEhton. stlO iith ave, "
February Sat ihs home % Mfa, I'd
win hfawn ltik D. Hoston o.
February ts Llbuoin'H birthday A.
tho home % afs. o, q. Taylor. 5ggl zsud
ave. a.
February "a washinetons birthday.
University campus
March At the nome OF Mrs r ".
Parish and Airs Howard a. Hanson. ans
isth ave ~ ..
April at the home - Mr.. n ~.
Mccullough and niss Esther Mccullough.
~ apth ave. y. denny nlaiusi,
ApTll 10 Patriots day
May Election ~ Officers a. the
home OF nrs. George n. Appleton. 3tsf
D. Highland d.
jane lAt the homa 81 Mrs !. A
Mitchell. 1855 ". b3th -
June it=FiHE day - tho home %
Mr. %, u. iiausrum ~ Hunts Pnint
June "a Mullls Pitcher day. Al mo
home ot NIH walter D. MatfaHAnu an
iilhhrr
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Personal

Mrs. william Edrls ana family
are home from Lake Chslan, where
they spent the summer.
Miss Madeline Pleas spent the
weekend with MEs Emma Pratt AZ
hor summer home NJ Port Madison.
Col. and Mrs. Alexander n Weth-
erin and children will come IN town
the laft of the week from their
country home, ''Barnsbse." across
Lake Washington
Mr, md Mrs Nicholas Frat re-
turned Sunday from a weeks stay
nt Qualicum Beach, y. e.
Ensign and Mrs Robert l.
Campbell Gertrude EckarD are re-
ociying congratulations upon the
birth N daughter, August 30, al
the Swedish hospital
Mr. md Mrs. william b. Hunton
have left on an extended motor trip
thru the East, which viii terminate
later In Florida. where they will re,
main for the winter
Miss Anne Parsons viii leave Sep.
TENDER for the East, where she
viii BE- Joined the last Of the month
by her mother, Mrs. II. II. Parsons.
and they win SAL for abroad.
Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Towns re.
moved today from 1920 Federal ave.
70 the Arcadia apartments.
Miss Eleanor Caldwell is visiting
friends in Spokane
Mr. and Mrs. philip r. APPEL VIII
leave Friday for the East on a
months trip.
Mr. and Birs. G.. stetson Turner
have returned from an absence ia
California and are residing at 1850
18th ave. ~.
DR.. and Mrs. William speidel. with
their two daughters. Dorothy and
Marjorie Helen. left recently on a
short trip to California.
Mr. and Mrs. David Tipp are be.
ing congratulated upon the birth OF
son. August 20, Mt the Swedish
hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. l. +. Macklem
have taken an apartment at the
Granada, where they will remain
until the completion Of their new
home at the Highlands.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Eden and
Mrs Eden's mother, Mrs. sewell, OF
Chicago, returned Friday evening
from weeks motor trip TO Van.
couver island and Vancouver, b. c.
Coming back with them were Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Brooks and children,
OF Vancouver.
Mr.. Frank NJ. Fretwell Is leaving
Wednesday for n trip East.
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~ ~ ana Aiis' =. w l's'h1ia anu
''',',y ,"''F'N 'gu"y To-" t'1''
,Du,'I -. nome my I''l 'iA''a'N' 70
'''''' ''''' ~ ''"H'
Mira, Joseph swalwcil spent tho
weekend with her son and dauEh'
ltrln.laW Mr ana hrH Howard
hwalW'li, IN sultan.
Miss Margaret JoHlu. Miss Kaih.
crime Howard and Miss Grace Lewis
Margaret iaiim'r nv her summer
nome az f"ft MnaISoh'
Mrs Leo Mckenzie and daughter
Miss Margaret Mckenzie, returned
f'"Hc'5oD'
''i7' i'''a''pl h'ailhah np'h' w
Ns'h''" ~ ig,t ''.'ul.'i,, 80 Wv
s"''' ~ "'''' '''''i'' "''"''
M ana Mrs John -. Perry VINO
nave been VISITING ~ 'o"h' VIII
VI"
,,r .ns A.. roh, = man and
,.a,,,,, 30 80, a. 49, mi, ,nr,-
49,. ,,rar -, tf,,t,,r1 az T,esdsy
.. 49,. -. l., 800 ~ ~,
arnys "Wednesday 10 visit Mr. John
r. Ryan, Jr.. for shoft time.
NJ ana NJ. Fr,,k r,edc,scp
A. "a A.. II - p.,,,s ord
a. IL, IT,,.,.sn ,ro,a.a, :, ~
80. - ~. -, "a liz
a.. IA. 49,
MISS Mary ohAlnboiihlh"' OF Ne"
Haven Conn who has been the
guest OF Miss Laura Emory Tor sew
efal months ana ~ now spending
p"'S' " 'o't'b ri,''s i"i AN
lorna "ieto hho VIII ''s't i'''h~'
DeioFo returning nome
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Miss Mary Terrell
BetrOthed

MrH- Mabel r. Terrell announces
the engagement OF her daughter.
Mary, 10 Mn. Charles w. seehol.
zsr. son OF the Rev, Bsr,hold See.
holzer. % New York.
Miss Terrell attended the UnIy.rr.
ity Of Washington and IL mem.
Der OF Gamma Phi Beta sorori,y
Mr.. seeholzer Is a graduate OF Yves.
isyan university In Connecticut.
The marriage viii take place in
the iatn autumn.
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.Orthopedic Shops

Mrs J. F. Wagner will be hostess
for the First HiIl guild Tuesday. a,
The orthopedic Lunch Room. assist.
ID by Mrs. John Murphy. Mrs. Paul
Smith. Mrs. p r. Parkhurst. Mrs.
". T. BuSehman, Mrs. c. r Collins.
Mrs. Philip Herber. Mrs RidEley
Force. Mrs. A r. sayre. Mrs. A. C.
Kahlks. Mrs. Ward simpkIns. Mrs.
Guy Chaplin.
Beacon Hill guild. with Mrs. Mark
Roster and Mrs. Rose Elliott. will
have charge AZ the Thrift shop
Tuesday morning. and Madrona
guild, with Mrs. Edwin p. whiting
and Mrs. J. B. Alexander win have
charge on Tuesday afternoon.
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Women's Clubs

Los Anngelss, viii be our speaker
and guest Of honor. Subject. PICK
Ing Up an Education"
Doctor Maude Gallagher will also
be an honor guest OF the club.
CHAPTER A. p. r. o.
Chapter A. p. E. o.. win meet
Tuesday. September I. at 2 O'Clock.
with Mrs. @, r. NJ. Pratt, 1888 Cas-.
eadia ave. Visiting members in.
vited
SUNSHINE CLUB
Queen city Sunshine club will
meet Tuesday, September !, with
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Becomes Bride al
Charming Wedding

A very pretty wedding was sol.
emnired Monday evening. August
"a. when Miss Imogcne Isham,
daughter OF Mr. Chauneoy ishain.
became tho bride OF Mr.. George
Adair spauldlng, son OF Captain
and Mrs George c, spauldlnE. Rev.
Edward Lincoln smith read tho
service IN the Queen Anne conEro.
gatlonal church az o'clock.
The interior OF the little edltieo
was a garden OF autumn flowers
gladioluses golden banded and pink.
tipped lilies. combined with buckle.
berry greens and branches OF rcd,
dening vine maple. They banked
the altar ana fol- IN graceful NJ.
rsngcment from hlEh standard
baskets
Tho bride, given In marriage by
her father, was winsomo and lovely
In her wedding gown OF orchid
grorgct,e over petal pink satin.
Il was fashioned with a long
straiEh, bodice and gode,z OF
tho georsctte In tho skirt headed
with tiny nosegays OF French flow.
ers, A scarf which fell from each
shoulder was caught at the low
waist line In the back and orna.
mented AZ the left shoulder with a
cluster Of fiat flowers She wore a
bandeau OF rosebuds and silver
leaves In her hale and carried an
exquisite Colonial bouquet OF but.
terfly roses and Ills Of tho valley.
Miss Margaret Kennedy. the maid
OF honor. was the brides only at.
tcndant she was attlrod In
dainty gown Of yellow georgetto
and lace. with chaplet OF silver
leaves and tiny Dresden flowers in
her hair and a round bouquet OF
ophelia roses and valley lilies 10
carry.
Mr., Lionel Skies. cousin OF the
groom. was best man. and the
ushers were Mr.. Charles worth.
Mr. Wilmer Wallace. Mrs. Carl
Nordstrom. Mr.. Charles Foster and
Mr.. Hugh Morrow.
Mrs spaulding. the groom'A moth.
or. wore a handsome gown OF cocoa
brown silk crepe and corsaEe OF
rossbuds. lace flowers and sweet
peas.
While stho guests assembled. Ruth
Osborne Boyer played a program Of
wedding music on the harp and
Mr.. W. r. Worth sang AT Dawn.
ing." Preceding the wedding
march Mrs. Boyer san II Love
You"
Following tho ceremony there
was small reception at the spnuid.
Ing residence. Here the decorations
repeated those az tho church. Mrs
Frank Murray and Mrs. II. c. Tor
rry presided at the supper table
assisted BY Mrs. NJ. 4. Isham and
The Misses Virginia Murray. Berry,
Adair and Helen Adalr.
Mr.. and Mrs. SpauldlnK left on a
motor trip TO British Columbia. Tho
bride wore for travelling a ons.plscs
costume OF beige and orange crepe
do chine, a beige charmetn coz,
and small eioso-ntting hat o,
orange felt.
After September 10 Mr.. ard Mrs
spauiding win be at home A. itg7
Third ave. West.
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CLUBS FOR TUESDAY
wALLINGFoRD UNIT

WALLINGFoRD UNIT
Wellington Unit OF the Art and
Music Foundation win hold It's frs,
fail meeting Tuesday. September /.
a, o'clock, at the homo OF Mrs.
Frank Ho-ye l3ff S,orit.. oyn ,,,f,h
Yrs. Cleora Cheney az assistan, hos.
tess. An interesting program has
been arranged as follows:
Fnao solo
PRELUDE: '''''' p .svs,,
Miss ElnA BurEsson
s s.
sA. WIN 'ns curtains Dr'rn
-r,u,,h,. '-.yy.. ,., sT,spa
n. Accompanied BY Mrs. J. J, BisitE
very fn,.r,s,lnr AZ =, S.i,r,.t -.
FREMONT
w. c. T. U.
Fremont w. c. r. u. viii meet a,
the home of Mrs, ]. W. Cairns 2s2s
Albion pL, Tuesday. September 1. nj
2 o'clock.
DR.. Ada Mack. county Hunerin.
tsndent OF the department OF health
and medical Temperance. will deliver
an address on that topic. A largo
attendance Is desired.
CAPITOL HILL
". c. T. U.
Capitol Hill w, C. #, r. w,ll meet
at the home Of Mrs. o. suth. 54i
Temple pL. Tuesday, September /.
Take Cherry Street car and get off
at 2sth. All members urged TO be
present and visitors cordially in.
Vited.
UNIVERSITY
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Will Be Entertained
By Mrs. KERN

Members Of tbs board Of trustees
and officers OF the Music and Ar,
Foundation fund win be entertained
at luncheon Tuesday afternoon, by
Mrs A. S. Kerry. president Of the
organization. AZ her shorns at the
Highlands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-31
LAKEwoop CTYIc cLun

The womrn'a Lakewood Civic
Improvement club viii meet Tues
day. September /. at the clubhouse.
corner 50th ave. =. and Angelina
~, Luncheon viii 30 served at
i2A5 o'clock. by tho membership
committee. IS Il Ia tho first meet,
ing Of tho year. OIL club members
are urged 20 be present A program
win follow the business meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-31
CLASS SCHEDULE
ANNOUNCED

CLASS SCHEDULE
ANNOUNCED
Under thu auspices Of the Won
ems Federation OF Evangelical
Churches and the missionary cduca-
ton movement a missionary train
ing institute will be- held September
IA 10 10. inclusive. al the First
81 u. church. unh ave. and Mar
ion H.
Tho schedule Of clauses follow;
Forenoon Sessions, 10 90 ~ 20 o'clock
Afternoon sessions. 40 90 o'rlofA
Evening HesHi1uH. 90 n clock
no %. m Hiuio study Prayer aqd
mission" d. losi Harper spokane
1876 q. ~ -Four Simultaneous classes
PROM over the Border rr....
...s..a..t. Mrs.. Audrru grbarur
Looking Ahrhd wih Latin
America pr, Vs. y Turner spokane
tFur seniors Hud young psoplst
Missions fGT children Under
Sine Years. Mrs Ffsida Davidson
picture and siofy mutruaD
~ 80 -Four simultaneous lianssa
i-"ilssHant Pioussfs'.. 800.
.sr,ss.f..,..tM ru - ~ williams
IFor hdultH sud s., -
s'Ess Days IN latin America
1rs, Charlsu Williams, Portland
t-'uiIEh Adventure" Airs ". % Moore
intermediate, senior pupils
t-"BstteT Americans. 30. III rt
r...s...s Airs Harriet y. godfrey
iJunior pupllrI
lEla0-Lahchsnn
llstGHHibls study Prayer and Sis
sions".. Dr.. joel Hap~r. spokane
2 ao-f0ur simultaneous classes
Same ~ ~ 1850
als-fouf simultaneous rlahtss
Same A. a. iIrabt
o-Prs,suppsr period Missionary pic
lures ana stories,
90 Missionary dinner.
, 90 Hsysn simultaneous classes
THE business Of Missions ,.s,
...s.s-rs...rs.f, HsT .. Nook
prom over tho hordcr'' f...,
sss.....t..t. Mrs Andrew Gtbhfoff
Looking Ahead with Latin
America Ur. ", y. Turner. Spokane
Pleasant Pioneers sr...s.ts
t-Ths Large BtswsrdsnipH ...,.s.
.ass.....sr.-tsp Dr. Charles A Cook
go Missionary Methods and Mate
tiAls Tor sunday school and
Young Peoples societies ..,-s.
s.s.rr...sr.s Rev ]. " Matthews
90 Puhlio sessions. Missionary al
dresses sui pageant.
I , Adjournment
ELECT A pEPPY SCRIBE
a week At seblth for the best
'acribe's report each month. The
scribos' meeting are tho second Sat.
urday. az o'clock. and headquar.
ters wants all scribea "a show their
interest and attend, An active
group is Judged By the reports
which the scribe turns in. no II
should be considered responsibility
and honor 10 be tho scribe. and
such one should give her best to
the meetings.
Tho WhlsutRhswin group under
tho leadership OF Mary c. McNealy.
enjoyed an overnight hike 10 LIN
coin Beach last Saturday. August
a. on Wednesday. August 60 the
group held "A candy sale at which
IS was raised Part Of this money
" to DO used 10 pay for Halo.
wc'en trip 10 Camp sealth.
Miss Edythe Kempthorne and Mr.
Theodore Harper were entertained
nj luncheon aboard Camnradoric
Monday. August Is.
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Wedding Date Chosen

Miss Alice whalley has chosen
saturday. September ss. as the date
for her marriage 20 Mr., Clyde Foy
Hoieomh. Tho ceremony will be
performed al tho homo OF her moth.
err. Mrs. John A. whalley, In the
evening.
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Luncheon GiueH at
Port Madison Home

Mrs. Norval II. IAtlmer gave a
charming luncheon and bridge Fri.
day afternoon az her country home
al Port Madison. Tho guests in.
Guided the Port Madison summer
colony and few friends from
town.
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Visitor to Be Feted

Mrs. Crawford Anderson win en-
,ertain al luncheon Thursday after
noon at her home. In honor OF Mrs.
Charles Claude Thompson OF los
Angeles. who Is visiting her sister
Mrs. Roy Case.
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Small Luncheon for
Mrs. Schulz

Mrs Langdon C. Henry win give
small luncheon wednesday after.
noon AZ the Sunset club. In honor
q Mrs Edward Schulz Of Honolulu.
who IS the guest OF Mrs. Cecil
BACON.
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NORWEGIAN HOSPITAL
ASSOCIATION

The Norwegian Hospital nNsocia,
ton will hold ia regular meeting
Tuesday. September 1. al Norway
hail. board meeting at IL o'clock.
Regular meeting at 100.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
AUXILIARY LINEEA
KEHEkAn

AUXILIARY LlNEEA
REHEKAH
Auxiliary OF Linnca RcbckRh
lodge will meet with Mrs ThaBnum.
si5 Belyidero ave. n. "Wednesday
evening. August q. Members and
friends invited
DOLLY TEA
A dolly ten viii be given by the
Ladies' Of fAinier Beach Methodist
church. Friday afternoon, septom,
her I. at ESQ o'clock. In Dugdhle
hail, The entertainment Will conBis,
OF program Of vocal and ins,ru.
mental music. and short plny viii
be given. entitled "whsn John Was
Baby" by tho young ladies Of the
church. Miss Morris. instructor
and teacher OF dramatic work. Will
read Little Miss Alternately" and
little Miss BlRnck. pupil Of Mru.
Clara nlnnck. VIII dance. Refresh.
ments viii b served By the commit.
tee in charge. and each lady attend,
ing win be- given hand made dolly.
Afra. r. s. Goodwin. president Of
the executive board Of tho Seattle
Campfire Girls. was visitor at
Camp seaith this week
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Mrs. PRrSeH Hostess
at Luncheon

Mrs. IDA Pursel entertained with
n luncheon Of ten covers this after.
noon AZ The Olympic,
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Mra. Roy Bcrnhardt. 4o3s 10Th ave,
~ z. at IL o'clock Phone
MEirse.a5ai for luncheon reaeryu.
tons.
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GUARANTEE CLUB

Tho Quarants club will meet Tor
dinner Al $40 O'Clock Tuesday, Sep,
tember /. AZ 41ia Beach drive,
HosissseH. Miss HaHlcErsen. Miss
Tregoalng and Miss McconsEhy.
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RESUME WORK

Members OF thu Ladies' Relief so
ciety arc requested 20 meet Tuesday.
September !. NJ 1890 n. m. on tho
mszGaulne floor Of tho Hotel Wash.
ington.
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LADY STIRLING

JHAFIEN TO HAVE OUTING
Lady Stirling Chapter. Daughters
Of the American Revolution, viii
enjoy an outing Tuesday. scpten.
Der /. at "shoro Acres" the home
Of Mira C. W. Chandler at Rainier
beach, Members Of the social com.
mittea will assist the hostess dur.
ing the afternoon. They arc Mrs
". ~. Oliver. chairman. Mrs. +. s.
Masters. Mrs Edwin ]. Brown,
Mrs J w fanich. Mrs II. r.
Hreedes. Mira O. II. DREg. Mrs
Charles y. MeaEhcr. Mira Il. s..
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IMPORTANT MEETING

IMPORTANT MEETING
CALLED
A large attendance - asked by
Mrs, J. H. Little. chairman OF tho
American citizenship department Of
tho Seattle Federation of womon's
Clubs. ut a meeting called for Tues
day. September /, ut noon. in Moves
cafeteria. Mrs. w T.. Barnhart.
prcsiden, Of the federation, win pre-.
side.
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woMAN's LAKEWOOD
CLUB

Tho womans lakewood Civic I'm.
provemcnt club will assemble Tues.
day. September !. 20 discuss plans
FOR tho coming season. Luncheon
will be- served NJ 1916 o'clock
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fall activities on Tuesday. September
!. meeting according 20 tho follow.
ing schedule.
Queen Anne. with Mrs. Frank Sci.
bert. 1894 First ave. W, at 1880
o'clock Mrs Bert Allen and Mrs.
J G, Van. assisting hos,csscs.
North broadway. with Mrs. a. T..
MsCallum, 2is9 Federal ave. atios1o
o'clock
Hunts Point. with Mrs. c. NJ. Coo.
At II O'Clock.
AK Point. with Mira. Cyrus
Briggs. $40. Beach drive. a, /
o'clock.
Members OF the board Of trustee.
% the mission win b entertained
~ Mrs. Don Palmer. NJ her home.
1858 s5th ave. e. At 1880 o'clock
Friday
The Mount Baker Park clrols has
postponed It's meeting until ssp,eu.
her 3. at the homo Of Mrs. Edward
camptau. i30s Minor ave.
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FRUIT AND FLOWER
MISSION MEETINGS
The various circles Of the Fruit
and Flower Mission will open their
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JOHN r. MILLER. w. II. c.

John r Miller. W, n. G., will
entertain with tea Tuesday. at the
home of Mrs Hattie Grant. siIb
18th ave. s. Take car No. Il and
get Off at Hantord ~.
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Mr. Norbert O. Frat Of Everett
viii leave wednesday for Ithaca.
y. -. where he will attend Cornell
university.
Mrs Jay !. Durand and Miss Re-
bccca Stevenson returned Saturday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-02
No Place for Tenderfeet
In Americas FarmIands
Federal Reserve Banker Says Lack of Expert
enced Men Hampering Agriculture

practically worthless government
lands by harbsfH musicians vrcs,.
lcrs, sailors paper hangers and 9th
IRIS who hld NOT know tho first prIn,
ciplrs 81 agriculture
In an area OF Montana whore
fara failures were greatest. U was
found that o. per sent ~ those who
went on tbs land were without pre-
yious farming experience aud 80 per
cent had NO capital hr said
Among thsm warr men from 81 oe.
cupafians other than farming
Tho great trouble today q that
there arc not enough experienced
farmers. MoHhrr said Agricultural
schools and colleges arc turning out
highly tmIH a]srnrtans. hut oaly a
small percentage ~ these educated
farmers ever ran Tho soil.
Most ut them brcnmn county
agents, experts ot some kind or asti.
cultural advisers Mo5hsr himself IN
onr. and hm most valued assistant b.
another.