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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-28
BARRIERS ASK RAISE

Stanford, Nov. rs P-Members
of the local BARRIERS union have
notified the master BARRIERS that they
desire a uniform wage of $40 a week
effective January I, and so per cent
OF commissions on all business over
s45 a week. also submit 4 uniform
schedule of prices to be charged
customers. In some of the shops
the $50 Is now paid.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-28
APPROVES SHIP SALE

New York. Nov. IS Pl-Judgc
Robert A. Inch in Brooklyn federal
court today signed an order approx
ing the sale 10 J. o. Parsons for
Sl0.2nN OF the steamer Mackinac
aboard which r persons were killed
in a boiler explosion in Narragansett
Ray, August IS. Proceeds from the
sale will be apportioned among
claimants allowed damages.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-28
ARRESTED AT HEADQUARTERS

Bridgeport, Nov. IS Pl-Charles
Jestesio. who gave his address as
Hallett street. went into police head
quarters last night and demanded
the return of a revolver which had
been taken from him by police In
New Jersey. The police told him
that he would have TO get the gun
from the New Jersey police. Jes-
tesio became abusive TO the officers
and was locked up on a charge of
breach of the peace. Jestesio had
used profane language in front of a
young lady who had come into head
quarters on business.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-28
QIAkE Is RECORDED

Washington, Nov. IS Up - An
earthquake described by Director
Toniorf as NJ pronounced inten-
Sity" was recorded this morning on
tho seismoErarhs Of Georgetown
university. II began al 7:39 a. m.
eastern time and continued until
S:15 A. NJ, apparently centered L.
So0 miles to the southwest Of Wash
inEton.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-28
Excavation Started
For Theater Building

4 steam shovel was put 70 work
on the property at the rear OF Main
and Chestnut streets last evening
and Immediately started excavations
for the new theator building. The
brick building on Chestnut street
formerly used as q service station
for automobiles has been partly de-
molished and a smaller brick build
| ing In the rear has been torn dow n.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-28
GERMAN WAR SONGS

Berlin. Nov. Is Rl-German songs
OF the World War are TO be publish
ed In a "Weltkriegsliederhuch." 1t
will include regimental anthems, and
songs OF the battlefield and those Of
the folks at home. The project has
the financial support and direction
Of officials OF the federal archives.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-28
LEAVE Is EXTENDED

Harlford, Nov. g lpl-I.enve q
absence granted 20 It.. Col. James
S, Hurley l9enf infantry, has been
extended to and including April
5nth, in orders from the adjutant
generals office today.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-28
SAVED by INSURANCE

st. Louis, Nov. 2S Ps-Althougt
rain kept the st. Louis university
Vermons gridiron gate receipts yes
terday down to $4,000, the univer-
sity will not lose money. A rain
insurance policy will give the school
an additional $1,000.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-28
negro CLERGYMAN
ACCUSES WOMAN
Says She Beat Him Up After
Hearing Sermon

New York, Nov. IS --- A woman
member Of his congregation, who
took exception TO general state
ments embodied in his sermon last
Sunday, called next day at the
home OF the Rev. IT. W. Larsen,
negro pastor of Grace Baptist
church, Mount Vernon, knocked
him down with a blow of her fist
and kicked him out of his house,
the pastor charged yesterday be-
fore Acting City Judge Coffcy.
The Rev. Mr.. Larsen was ap-
pearing against Mrs. Ara Buri,
IS, ncgrcss, of 342 South Sixth ave-
nue. Mount Vernon, whom he ac-
cuSnS OF tho assault.
Mrs. Burr denied the dispute to
which the pastor referred arose en-
tircly over her dispIcasure at his
! sermon. She said the Rev Mr.. Lar
sen began the argument by his
conduct in connection with 4 debt
of $1r0 owed TO him by her broth
or, which she had called TO settle
But before the case vas adjourned
until today, for further examination
OF witnesses, the Rev. Larsen gave
his version OF the affair In great de-
tail.
Left During Sermon.
He said his sermon Sunday on
'Righteous Living ahd Cdmouhaged
| Religion" was heavily charged with
general statements and sCourging re.
marks which were taken personally
by Mrs. Burl. He did not have her
in mind when he'hurled these scath-
ing remarks from the pulpit. he pro-
tested, but she seemed to think 9TH
erwise. She left the church in the
middle of his sermon, he said.
! Monday, when she called at his
| home 10 pay the rent for her brother,
who lives in a house owned by the
pastor, she appeared excited, but said
nothing until after he had given her
u receipt for the Sis. Then she be-
gan to use abusive language, he said.
! She told him to what parts of his
sermon she objected and then called
him a liar and sIandercr, he said.
Whereupon he told her She must not
talk that way to him in his own
home. in answer, she struck him on
the mouth, knocking out four teeth,
he said.
While trying to rise from the floor
he was kicked in the face, and his
nose began to bleed, he charged.
Then she began 10 trounce him in
lumber-iack fashion. Dragging him
and kicking him, she took him out
of his study, on the second flood,
down the stairs and onto the porch,
where, with a parting kick, she
tumbled him down the entrance
steps, he said.
Hit Him Again, lie Says
Then she went back into the
house. while he went TO neighbors
across the street to get first aid in
checking the nose bleed. Five min.
utes later Mrs. BUrl burst into her
neighbours house. hit him in the
nose, starting the bleeding afresh
and then went home, he said.
When he got home, he found Mrs
Burl had returned the receipt for the
rent money and had taken the caSf
home with her, he charged. He
wished 10 make this the basis fol
a charge OF grand larceny agains
her, but Judge Coffcy dissuadet
him. At the hearing today Mrs
Burl will explain why she attacked
the pastor.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-28
JOURDAIN ACCEPTS

Paris, Nov. % Upt-Paul Jourdain
this afternoon accepted the post OF
minister of pensions, offered him by
NJ. BRAND.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-04
Wedding Service
Read Fridau Noon

The marriage OF Miss Grace Nc.
Donald. daughter OF the lato Capt.
and Mrs, II. IL. Mcdonald. 90 Mr..
w. Bennett Mecord. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Evan :, McCord. was quietly
solemniEed Friday at high noon in
Bethany Presbyterian Church. with
the Rev. DIR, Orr reading the service
In the presence OF the immediate
families.
The bride was most lovely In
watermelon crepe goorgette with
which she wore wide Leghorn hat
trimmed with green velvet ribbons.
and carried bouquet OF orchids and
butterfly roses.
Mrs. George Furry. tho brides
only attendant. was gowned In cream
lace over pink georsct,e. and wore a
Lcghorn hat trimmed with green.
Aaron Ward roses and orchids were
IN her bouquet
Mr.. Evan s. McCord. Jr.. was best
man for his brother.
on their return from their wedding
trip. Mr. and Mrs. McCord viii be
at home at aS4 olympic Place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-04
Women's University
Club Plans Picnic

The Women's University club an
nounccs picnic on Wednesday,
August 5, at Cedar Hollow" Mrs.
Frederic Hall Whites summer home
at Agate point
The summer luncheons at the club
by the various sororlties is al
nounced as follows:
AIphn Chi Omega, Wednesday.
July s.; Kappa Delta, Thursday. July
o; Delta Zeta. Saturday. July IL;
Delta Delta Delta, Wednesday, July
Ii: ri Beta Phi. Saturday, July
t8: Phi MI, Saturday. July rs;
Alpha Delta ri, Thursday, July 80;
Kappa Kappa Gamma. Friday, July
81; Alpha ~ Delta, saturday,
August /; Sigma Kappa, Tuesday,
August 4; Alpha Phi. Thursday,
August 6: Chi Omega, Fri day,
August Z. Alpha Chi omega. Satur-
day, August 5; Delta Gamma, Tues
day, August II; Zeta Tau Alpha,
Thursday August 10; Alpha Omi-
cron ~. Saturday. August 10; Kappa
Alpha Theta, Tuesday, August IS;
Alpha Gamma Delta, Saturday,
August %; Kappa Delta, Thursday,
August 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-04
Heruice at
Orthopedic Shops

The orthopodic lunch room will
be in charge OF the Pythian Sisters
on Monday with Mrs. Anna Owens.
hostess, assisted by Mrs. Blrda Bark
we'll. Mrs. Emma Abbott. Mrs.
Louise Young. Mrs. Eta McMurtry.
Mrs. Helen Mckay, Mrs. Lou Mans.
field. Mrs. Myrtle Cogeshell, Mrs.
Grace Redmond. Mrs. Bessie Elem.
ming. Mrs. Gertrude Whitman. Mrs.
Margaret Petersen, Mrs. Lulu Chris
TOPPER. Mrs. Katherine Mcdonald,
Mrs. Fannie Seager.
The guilds in charge for the re.
mainder OF the week include: Tues
day, July 7, First I'M Guild. Mrs.
A. l.. Hawley, chairman; Wednes.
dry. July s, 1ntcrlaken Guild, Mrs.
Gertrude McCsory chairman; Thurs
day, July o. Endolync- Fauntleroy
Guild, Mrs. Lambert Stewart, chair.
man, Friday, July 10, North Queen
Anne Guild, Mrs. o. Condon,% chair.
man; Saturday, July H. Renton I'M
GQild, Mrs. @. l.. Graves. chairman.
Aurelhurst Guild, with Mrs. y.
" Bamford, will be In charge ut the
Thrift Shop on Monday morning, and
University Guild with Mrs. r.. Arnold
and Mrs. u. i. Bell will have charge
81 Monday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-04
DATES
TO REMEMBER
MONDAY utrv a

"VNpat, JULY D.
Mrs David Edward SINNERS lunch
con for her niece. Mrs. william L.
Drips, OF Dos Moines. la, at the
Sunset club.
TUESDAY, JULY J.
Mrs. c. r. Farnsworth's luncheon
Mt homo for Mrs ClArance
Blethcn and Mrs. Harold Grambs.
Mrs. Balf Douglas Bakers bridge
In. honor OF Mrs. Francis Everett
Mitchell. Mt home.
WEDNESDAY, JULY s.
Dr. and Mrs Albert Irving Bout.
flcur's dinner for Mrs, James A.
shcahan. At home.
Miss Josephine Taber to entertain
ut luncheon at tho Sunset club
for few visiting women OF tho
American Library association.
Mrs, II. G. DRvison's bridge for
Mrs. Francia Everett Mitchell OF
Chicago, at home.
Mrs. Alexander Grub 10 give
luncheon at home.
THURSDAY. July D.
Mrs. Claude c, Ramsay's luncheon
at the sunset club for Mrs. James
nm Ramsey, OF Salisbury, N, c.
Miss Marjorie Burkhar, to entertain
at luncheon for Miss Florence
Dodge.
FRIDAY. JULY 10
Miss Mary Collins dinner at tho
Tennis club for Miss Betty George,
OF san Franclsco, before the
Sports dance.
SATURDAY.. JULY IL -
Mrs. W. II. divers and Mrs. II. NJ.
Congor's bridge luncheon for Mrs.
G, Dameyor ut The Olympic.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 10
Mrs. Ray Hyatts bridge breakfast
IN honor OF Mrs. Francis Everett
Mitchell. Mt home.
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jor read the service In the presence
OF relatives and friends before an
improvised altar banked with ma.
donna lilies and blue delphinlum,
with tall white standards OF La
France roses Mt either side.
The bride was very charming In
cream charmeusc, pearl embroidered
and outlined with tracery of silver
thread. Her veil OF rare old cnrrick.
mn.cross lace, family heirloom, WINS
wrcathod In orange blossoms, and
for bouquet she carried Butterfly
roses and valley lilies.
There were two maids, Miss Theila
Donaldson, OF Vancouver II. c.. and
Miss Margaret O'Connor, OF Tacoma
Miss Donaldson wore cream net over
mauye chiffon and Miss O'Connor
was In apple green chiffon. Both
maids carried Columbia roses and
sweet peas.
Loslcy Mary and Ccclly Irene
Smith, the little flower girls, wore
net frocls over blue and pink tnffotp
with baskets OF rose petals and sweet
pens TO cnrry.
Mr.. Glcnwood Archer was best man
for his brother
At the reception later Mrs. Leroy
Amos, Mrs, Henry Bnllou Mrs, @. H.
Smith and Mrs. II. q, Slater assisted.
Mr.. and Mrs Archer loft on u mo.
tor trip, the bride wearing for trnv.
cling coral crepe and blnclt kusha
ensemble suit with n smart hat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-04
Day Nursery VIII
Dedicate NelU Branch

The Seattle Day Nursery azsocia-
ton will dedicate tho new Eas,iake
branch OF the Day Nursery. located
at 1890 alley St. on Friday after
noon. July II.
This will be a banner day In the
annals OF the association. made
possible by the proceeds received
from the spring bali held az The
olympic n few months ago.
Aside from the dedication services
there viii be large reception from
until o'clock, as well as a
shower. which viii add TO the com
fort OF it's small guests
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-04
No-Host luncheon Group

In compliment to Miss Geraldine
Farrar Of Los Angeles. who will ar
rive in town Monday morning to
visit Miss Jane Truax. n group Of
the younger set will have no.
host luncheon at The olympic Mon
day afternoon.
In the party win be Miss Truax,
Miss Farrar and the Misses Evalyn
Colyin, Janet Henry Jane Stlmson,
Jane and Ruth Nettleton. Loyal
Treat, Gwladys Matthews. Jean Fay.
Georgiana Swanstrom. Sally Har-
baugh, Mary Dc Hart Andrews,
Glen Kerry, Katherine Salmon.
Mary Elizabeth Greer and Grace
Legis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-04
Music and Art
Find Proardn

walilngford uni, OF the Music and
Art Foundation fund win hold its
regular meeting on Tuesday after.
noon. July :. at o'clock. at the
home OK Mrs. II. r. Tlehnor. &533
Densmore ave. Mrs. j. W. Martin
viii DO the assisting hostess.
The following program has been
arranged:
Voice
y Heard Yoa Singing Erie Coates
Mrs. J, Z. Rams,saH
Mrs. J. J. Bislts. at the piano
Reading
The Last Word" tnusieai accom-
pAnimsnt arranged By wo~h
Densaorel .s..... .Hsnsy Van Dyke
Mrs. Worth psnsmere
Voice ~
This Winter Lullaby. .... De ,Kaysn
Worth Densmors
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Personal

l., dtElFeu III loNN lnur5uay MORN
ing to visit her mother Mrs. ]. c.
Ford, for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Willis Sayre and
daughter. Miss Gilmore Sayre, with
DR.. and Mrs. Merrill Mepsor OF San
Francisco and Mr.. and Mrs. William
MeaEher. left Friday for Olympic
Hot Springs to spend the weekend.
Mime. Barbereux.Parry of Chi
cago has arrived in town TO be the
guest OF Mrs. J. j. Doheny for the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. NJ. Pratt are
spending the summer at their sum.
mer home at Port Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dearborn re.
turned Thursday from a short trip
to San Francisco.
Miss Catherine Collins, who is
visiting in the East, is expected
home about July is.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Hawkins
MARY HID are receiving congratu-
lations upon the birth of daugh.
ter. Mary 10, June 2s, at the Minor
hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Eldridge will
leave Tuesday for n weeks motor
trip east of the mountains. Mr..
Eugene Eldridge and Mr.. Wesley
Eldridge, who are motoring thru the
East, viii return in few weeks.
Roswell Brown, who has been at.
tending the Roswell Military acad.
envy in New Mexico, has returned
to spend the summer with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Monte Brown.
Mr.. John Powell, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John II. Powell, who has been
attending Exeter, returned Thurs.
day evening TO spend the summer
with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Willard
Stimson are spending the weekend
on a yachting trip up Hood Canal.
Mr. and Mrs IT. IL Alaxapdor
with Mr.. and Mrs. C. b. Blethen.
Mr.. and Mrs, Francis Guy Frink
and Mr.. and Mrs, j. l.. Carman.
went TO Vancouver Il. c., Friday
on their yacht Aqulo for the races.
Mrs Franklin X. Munday and
Mrs. Karl S. Harbaugh aro the
guests OF Mrs. Fred Hudson Baxter
at her summer home at Wostwood
for the Weekend,
Mr. and Mrs, Louis Robinson arc
spending the woek-ond at Mount
Rainier
MIR. and Mrs, Marion Russell
Cummings are entertaining party
Of friends on yachting trip among
the San Juan islands this week
end.
Or. and Mrs, Frederick Bentley
left Friday on motor trip to AS
toriu, Ore
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-04
By Lillian Keen LIE BdlliSter
Telephone MA in-0600
Assistant Laura Emory
Reception val Honor Visiting Librarians
Series of Affairs Planned

ITO honor the visiting librarians as
i semblcd In the cl,y for 1ho
American Library Association con
vention. July 6-io, a group OF prom'-
nent people under he auspices OF tho
Seattle library association VIII spon'
sor a reception with uanelng later
Monday evening. AZ ESQ o'clock In
the spanish ballroom NJ Tho Olympic
In tho receiving line viii be Mayer
AMrz. Edwin J. Brown, Mr. and
~ Henry Lapdes, Mr., and Mrs n
n r. Meyer. Mr., ana Mrs, j H.
Efaw. Mrs. Frederic Hall White, MI
Charles Reldcn. and Mr. and Mrs
A. $. Kerry.
A general invitation Is eNtehae"
thru tho press 10 all interested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-04
Alaska Visitor
HOnored

To honor Mrs, +. +. Gordon OF
Anchorage, Alaska. who Is a guest
az The Olympic. Mrs, wilmot Lilly
VIII entertain at luncheon on Thurs.
day afternoon, July 10, at the Seat.
lie Golf club.
Other affairs planned in her honor
include a luncheon OF sixteen covers.
which Mrs, J, J, Wolfe will give at
her home ON Wednesday. July 10.
with Invitations limited 10 Mrs Cor
don'S intimate friends. and Mrs
Alvin H. Hawkins luncheon and
bridge on Thursday. July ?. nj her
home.
Last Thursday afternoon Mrs
Douglas shelor entertained az lunch
con AT her home IN honor OF Mrs.
Gordon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-04
Mrs. BolCen to
Gipe Parties
MRS BOWEN

MRS. RoWEN
no GIVE PARTIES
Mrs. David W. Bowen Is arrans-
ing three parties TO be given this
month. The first win be a bridge
luncheon on Thursday afternoon,
July Q. In honor OF Mrs, Eliza Ferry
I.eary ana Mrs. William sherman
Walker. Twonty-four guests VIII be
entertained,
The second In the series viii honor
her sister. Mrs. W, f, PAUL Of Pasa'
aena. who is her house guest. and
win DO bridge luncheon at her
home on saturday afternoon, July
II. with covers placed for thirty.
Thursday afternoon. July 10. Mrs.
Bowen viii entertain with tea from
until o'clock. In compliment TO
her mother. Mrs. f. $. stephenson,
Who recently returned from two
years stay in California.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-04
Plans Going Forscord.
for Garden Party

Plans are rapidly being completed
for the garden party Rainier Chapter.
Daughters OF the American Revolu-
lion. win give wednesday. July 10.
on the grounds OF Mrs. Eliza Ferry
I.eary's home. 1851 Tenth ave. y.
Bridge and nah 1ongg win be the
dsssrsions from until I o'clock. and
be conclusion OF the games there
HH be program of esthetic dances
on the green.
Tho guests viii be received by Mrs.
Leary. Mrs. william Sherman Wal
ker. Mrs. Warren Tolman. Mrs. AL
bert Charles Phillips and Mrs. David
Bowen.
Mrs. Howard Ballard is general
chairman OF arrangements for the
affair. The chairmen and their as
sistants Of the various committees
follow:
Hospitality. Mrs. Charles Reecher
Blake. chairman: Mrs. James @. Fen
ton, Mrs. ]. l. MearS. Mrs. r. r.
Liner. sfrs. David Z. Fryer, Mrs.
william Hanna.
Refreshments. Mrs. f. J. Brown,
Jr, chairman; Mrs. N. r. Davis. Mrs.
II. 3. Roy. Mrs. Lester Palmer, Mrs.
G. A. Stoppelman.
Cards and scores, Mrs. A. %. Kidd.
Favors. Miss wenonah Blackwell.
chairman. Mrs. ]. B. Power. Mrs. l..
r. Grant. Mrs. a. Kristoferson, Mrs.
r. L. Colby.
Tables. Mrs. c. F. Loe, chairman;
Mrs. Richard Lyons, Mrs Philip ID.
Jennings. Mrs. Edwin Reyburn, Mrs.
J. 3. stittler.
Publicity. Bfrs. ]. f. Wagner.
Tickets, Mrs. Edwin Ripley. chair
man; Mrs. Robert e. Small. Mrs. r.
y. Harlow. Mrs. Ernest wanamaker.
Mrs. c. G. Bronson.
Refreshments for bridge and nah
1ongg may be made at the chapter
house, Capitol $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-04
Sorority to Giue Tea

Delta Zeta sorority win entertain
az tea In honor OF their grand prcsl.
dent. Mrs. John NJ. Coleman. OF Love.
land. Ohio. who Is town for a short
visit. Monday afternoon. July g. from
Q until 5 o'clock.
The affair win be given at the
home OF Miss Elizabeth sutton. 52ii
18th ave. N. e. Friends Of the soror.
ity are invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-04
Mrs. Gatfney VIII
Honor House Guests

Mrs. William p. Gaffney will en-
terrain with n luncheon OF sixteen
covers at the Tennis club on wednes.
day afternoon. July 8. in honor OF
her house guests. Miss Marceila and
Miss Norma Sears. OF Portland. and
Miss Barbara Ferry. recently re-
turned from school In the East.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-04
Cards ont for Tea
at Tacoma Home

Cards have been received in town
TO a tea Mrs John Charles Dom
nelly will give at her home In
Tacoma on Thursday afternoon, July
q, from 4 until o'clock, In honor
Of Mrs. James Palmer and Mrs.
Oscar Kahn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-04
Home Wedding
CeIebrdted

a pretty home wedding was colc.
brpted Saturday, June n, ut the
homo Of Mr. and Mrs James Paul,
Of Tukwln, when their daughter,
Julecc became the bride Of Mr.
August G. Archer. Rev. w. A. Nh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-04
Informal Buffet Supper

Mr.. and Mrs. James d. Hoge and
Mrs. Mary Louise sullivan have
asked few friends to their home
nj the Highlands tonight for an in
formal huffe, supper and fireworks
later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-04
,nrden Breakfast

-. a. b. Stewart and Mrs. John
49, Ballingcr win entertain with
bridge breakfast next Thursday IN
Mrs. stewards garden az The High
lands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-04
DAUGHTERS OF PIONEERS


Daughters OF Pioneers (prior TO
1870 win hold their annual basket
picnic Wednesday. July 8. at Lin.
coin park. Take Fauntloroy chr TO
the south entrance Of tho park.
An invitation is extended TO pho.
neers, their families and friends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-04
ANNUAL PICNIC

King COUNTY Legislative Fedora.
ton will hold It's annual picnic on
Tuesday, July T. AT tho summer
home Of Mrs. Thomas Irving, ut
Manitou park. The boat will leave
Pier .. at the foot OF Madison ST.,
at 900 a. m. The date has been
advanced from July 0 to July Z. ow.
ing to the change in tho boat SEIZED.
ule ut the later date.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-04
TRlMBLE ISLAND TRIP

Old campers, who had been In
camp for four, five or six years,
visited the old camp site on Trim.
bic island, fixed tho old trails and
slept on the floors OF tho tent sites.
Miss Ruth Brown took tho follow.
Ing group 20 make the trip, Mar.
Joric RattraN Phyllis Vernon. Hell.
en- Vernon, Claire Roson, Clnrioo
Stronachc, lnrmn Bates, MABEL
Bates, Helen Gray, Hcnrlctt simon
Elaine Bryggor, Jessie kcenu, Mill.
cent Palmer, Elizabeth Wright,
Edith Nordhaus, Polly Brown, Vir.
ginIn Bcnll Ann Gilmore, Mildred
Casey, Peggy Hazard. @
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-04
WoMAN'S CENTURY

For the benefit OF the building
fund OF the Womnn's Century club,
Mrs W. q. Martin will give bridge
tea on Thursday afternoon July o,
nt 1880 o'clock, ut her homo, 56O7
West Snoaunlmle at. Beach drivo).
There viii bc bridge and nah
jongg. aud for those who do not
curc 60 play cards an interesting
ptogrnm has bcsn arranged, and
also bathing party.
Mrs. Everett O, Jones, Mrs. w. IT,
Hltchlng and Mrs, j, j, Cannon will
nssist tho hostess.
Reservations should be made i'm.
mcdlatoly with Mrs. Martin, WEst-
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oi7i. or Mrs, Cannon, WEst.s5li.
Those who do not motor out may
take the AK car TO the end of tho
line and transfer to the Municipal
bus. Autos will meet the guests up
to $50 o'clock.
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PICNIC At
SUMMER HOME

The Annie Wright Seminary club
win have a picnic on Thursday.
July .. nj the summer home OF Mrs.
n. II. Latimer nj Port Madison.
Tho boat will leave Pier at $40
O'clock.
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Mr. and Mrs, Lacy Hofius are In
Vancouver d. c., for the week.
end.
Mr. Harry Taylor OF Chicago will
arrive In town shortly to be the
guest Of Mr.. John 10. Ryan, Jr.