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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25
Nv Euoenia Relf WedS IN Mount Baker
~ Church: Returned Traveller Honor Guest

,r MARRIAGE Of Miss clyde
4 % ss,r,nl, Ref. daughter Of MT
~. frank Williams Ref. to
v'r,,s wilkins Crosby son OF
,.,o ana Mrs, Harry W, Gf0shy.
s,lemnisod saturday evenlns
- Mount Baker Park freshy
church. with Rev W a.
r,aainE the service at 5
slc'k
church vas charming m iis
r,,,on OF long stemmcd tulips
,o,l wls,aria and lovely oolum'
: the delicate shades, They
n. long. standard baskets uJ
,n,u.uco and the altar and
- ,hs base Of cleaning caudel.
%.
hride was exquisite IN her
.s,ius gown Of desp cream a'in
.a7.,a.rsd in pearls and crystals
i. mic veil with lis border Of
- ~, VAS wgcathed with orange
...,u,s and her flowers were or,
4. and rosebuds with showers OF
| ssy lilies.
US Julia Rogers. as maid OF
- vorc orchid chiffon over
- rink crepe. fashioned with
,.-,s,e rows OF tiny tucks and
Her head-dress was a hand
ever ribbon eaush, with a elus,
!. a rosshuds, II her bouquet
y. ophelia roses. m0uye iris and
=. sxse, peas, The two maids
Miss Helen Trick and Miss
r,.,ryp De Freest. Miss Trick was
/ ~ yellow chiffon over peach
~. designed with a tight bodice
- Aouffant skirt. which was trim
"a with narrow chiffon ruffles
~ u,,e noSeSays OF French flow
= Mss Det'reest wore a dainty
80 a green chiffon over silver
s,sh and lace. Both maids carried
s,,ps<r and pink sweet peas. ophc'
r~, and snspdragous and wore
~ banas and rosbudH for head.
ssSeA
Us. Ref was eostumed In blue
| So georget,e embroidered in sill
= ssads and silver thread Mrs.
e.sAy's gown was an amanda green
.a,on model with sodet panels OF
|is
" Forrest Crosby was best man
a the ushcrs were MeSSrs Rich.
n RsK. Edwin seeley. Clyde Rog'
. and Jsrc Ncterer.
NJ wedding marches were played
y Mss Mae Young. and before the
svsce Mrs. Isle Brown sang AT
axaing"
ASSISTING al the reception at the
~ residence were Mrs, Kufus
| ar7 Mrs. David E. Fryer. Mrs.
naIsl r. Huntington, Mrs. Anna
hanson and the Misses Dorothy
sarsrs. Lucretia I.arSin. Alice
raslrsy. Maurine Middleton. poro-
Il Rase Harriet whselihau. Elsie
| sud and 'IAcia Fryer.
xrs. Crosby Travelled in an en-.
Snsl. Of greyrose eharmeen. the
asu Of crepe trimmed with gold
I'd, ard braid. Her hat was
st.ren and straw model trimmed
rsA q sno, OF gold and coral
smsrs.
Ah,r July IS. Mr.. and Mrs. cros-
y sii b. al home In Seattle
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woMAN's CENTURY CLUB TO
BEGIN NEW BUILDING

on Wednesday May 81. al !
O'Clock. the woman'a Century club
will enter upon tho realization Of
their long drcHmcdof clubhouse. A.
that hour. with appropriate cere.
monies. the first sod will bo turned
on The property which was par.
chased last year a, tho corner Of
Harvard and Roy Sts. The members
Of Tho club and their friends are
invited 10 attend
Great credit must he given 20 the
members Of this club. who. under the
stimulus Of associated work and am
billions. and by standing shoulder 10
shoulder. have made Il possible for
The committee In charge 20 proceed
with the proposed plans.
with this suspicious beginning. the
club hopes 10 have completed before
very many months beautiful build.
Ing which VIII be adapted 20 the pc.
Guitar demands which tho club work
Of women has developed in our midst
and one which will be credit TO
Seattle as well. and which II IN hoped
win aid materially in the uplifting OF
the mental. moral and physical stat.
us Of our city
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Melody Club Will
Close Season

The Melody club will hold the last
meeting Of most successful and In.
terentinR seasons work Thursday
evening, May rs. AZ the home Of Miss
Gertrude WiEgen. 3i2 y. ssth.
The following miscellaneous pro.
gram will be enjoyed By the mem.
berFs
ron. Fleeing Hour ..,...........i.s
CLUB Ensemble
"Nslss Impfomptu" ..-....s D'ourriils
Mrs >. r Thorksison
Miss Gertrude wtEEsn
soprano May M6FHinF" .t... Dsnra
Aisa Olga kushi
Plano witches Dance" t... Mcdowell
Mas Mildred Weiss
Nero soprsno-
tsl Down IN "a. Forest" Ronald
'N' "eea Noth,ns .-.,.' Gilbert
Plano go i.isbsswHlfsf" s.... ,Nostkawski
Mrs Granville Marshall
hrff9 soprano 1--we Hrnds a Little
Cift ~ Roses ...-..... Opsnshas
Miss usnFudr WtsEsu
Paper The years study topic rsyisw.
Mrs = Bettksr
Nero sopraus-Ff.isEs" - Hass,n.t
MfH g. y fiimpton
riano=-Gaad Might ............ S,yis
Niles wlnifryl Day
MsFso routraiio
ni "tfuminK" ,.......... Del ust.o
itj "Mr, M Robin ......
t,trsr.-sfss.s.. katnsrins A. Glen
Mfs chss - Gibson
Piano Duet huHfloucr Dance" ..
Hsf...,f .s.sst, ..st,s Neciymott
Mrs Leo HaTilsub. Ms q MsrshaII
Evening Hymn" .-... fthrIpb.fKer
tluh Ensemble
Mrs ChaH. 81 gihspn. Aecompanlst and
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Tea VIII Honor
Mrs. Everett

To honor Mrs. Fred Everett, who
recently returned from an extended
visit m Egypt aud tho Holy Land.
Mrs. Ncltic Shrryr faymsn and
Miss Gertrude shrcNc VIII entertain
with a tea at their home on Wed
ncsIay afternoon.
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EntertaiHS for
BridC-to-Be

Miss Russella Hardeman enter.
tanned with a bridge az her home
on Saturday afternoon in honor Of
Miss Alice Taft. whose wedding TO
Mr.. John wldgeon viii take place
IN June
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Pupils in Recital

ON Tuesday evening. May IS. the
following students from the class Of
Eugene Field MuEser viii he heard
IN recital a. tho Cornish school, Nina
smith, lena I4tlefleld. John Wright.
Elsie Jane HHdlcy. vivian Condor.
Arlene Cornell. Helen Rhodes.
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SEXTON A DAY AHEAD

BUCKsPORT. Ms.-Ths people Of
this village we're startled recently by
the ringing Of the Methodist church
bell on Saturday morning. The
church was piping hot" despite
blizzard raging outside. The janltor
Waa luat q day ahead Of time.
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NoRD1cA CLUB TO GIVE
RECEPTION AND DANCE

pcviating little from former
custem, the NeFdlea Choral club
VIII entertain It's guests nt reccp,
ton and dance following the an,
nunl spring concert OF the club 20
hs held Wednesday evening. May
q. nj SIS o'clock ut tho Rainier
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KEEWAYDIN CLUB
LUNCHEON

Thursday. May 2s, at ~ o'clock,
the Woman's Koewaydln club Will
hold It's monthly bridge luncheon
ut tho club house. Roanoke. Mes
danes j. w. Draper, e, H. Cole,
~. J. Waymirc a. T.. Swonson and
Erwin Morehead will he the host
esscs.
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Hosts at Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs, Arthur Alexander
Phinney viii be hosts at a dinner Of
eight covers az their home In earle.
ton park. Tuesday evening, IN honor
OF Or. and Mrs, r. J Dinglcr
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CLUBS FOR TUESDAY

FEDERATION clubs to meet Tues.
~ Nay IS. viii include the follow.
~
u'nian club at federation club
's'ss' : O'clock. Program include
s'sr Of "strsi, Is the Gate
NN's eide, by Mrs. Ray Gilker.
review "crainquebllle" lana
n France, by Mrs. Guy r. Jen.
e, Ar. Paul Habich, accom-.
&alsd By Mrs. Habich. Will play
Hen 'o
=, Current Century club. with
y Amanda Olson. 1872 w. s4th
y O'clock. Housekeepers'
flenic lunch. Each member
y o'ing something for lunch.
.srary Interpretation and cur
~ events departments OF Seattle
N"ahs club With Mrs. n. Matt.
A'i iznd $. w. at 1870
!, s' =. Take Fauntleroy car and
~ at FindIey Ut. As this ia
i, ass meeting OF the year mem
s urged TO attend.
ILAH SOCIAL cI11R
i, As Social club viii meet Tues.
n, Nay 2s. at 2 o'clock. WIN
b. sophie Peterson, 4lti 11th
| ;r.,d y z, Cards Members and
'vaAS's CIVIC CLUE
/. ~ y. Women's Civic club will hold
n IT, r.. regular meeting Of tho wear year
W so, .aay May 2s. at Q O'Clock. al
n s syme Of Mrs. Il. Il. stewar r.
= In,, NJ. hlll ave. New officers win
n b. annual breakfast Of tho club
In. zen postponed to Tuosday
snn.s,nsaa, the home of Mrs. Le ,t''t !
asERrY CAMP
/ 4 Win r, camp No. iao, II. n Of
W q. s :, a.. ? card party Tuesday
III, i,,,n 100 y, p. m, at NJ w. A.
"'snds invited. '''S"0'rS
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Groups organized during The week
ending May 20 include Yukonna
group. Olympia; Mrs. Helen Hoi.
lingsworih. guardian. Members:
Marie winIfrcd Smith. Betty Stan.
ford. Lois Griggs. Claire Brewer,
Mary Ann o1hary, Celia Marian.
Dorothy Jane Pierre. Jeanette Zac.
sincr, Gene Spcckart. Jean Mustard
Nissnkc group. snoqualmio Falls:
Miss Eunice Graham. guardian. Mem.
hers: Ella Sanford. Maize Buster.
Betty McE.lhoc. Marguerite Dunlap.
Mildred Leakc, Eleanor Trulison.
vcrna Briggs
shuinnla group. Seattle: Mrs.
Msudc 4. BclanRor guardian. Mem.
hers: Alma c. Krohn. Nellie X. Her.
re,t. Icona OMEN, Margaret !.
O'Noill. Marie II. Rcincrs. Bernice u.
Johnston. Dora G. Hairec, Maxine
Coy. Rose Harley. Marjorie Hadlcy.
Evelyn Pclton.
Tauda group. North Bend. wash.
Mrs. Clara l.. Williams. guardian
Members: Vivian Clockscn. Yerna
Clockaen. katherine ,Simmovis. Mar.
vel McKccn. Adelaide Fuller Elva
Mcdonald. Thelma Mueller, Vannet.
tn Dinimith, Jeanette burst, Kath.
lcen Booker. Jane vusuedge. Cecc.
liza King. Gall Morris, Georgia May
Baird. Alice orfield, Lcona Atkinson.
Margaret Wright.
Ioambc group, Stanwood. Wash;
Miss Clara Main. guardian. Mem.
bcrs. Jean Unions. Nellie Towers,
Edna Johnson. Dorothy Mcclellan,
Annci,a Wierda, Opal Wood. Herds
Siverson. Viola Schmidt, Margaret
Moi. Louise wecrda. Ivndcll Grindc.
Holowo group. Seattle. wash.:Miss
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WOmen's Clubs

GEORGE WASHINGTON
CIRCLE
On Tuesday, May rs. at u noon,
Laura Ainardi win entertain the
members and friends of Cen. George
Washington circle with luncheon
at her home, 1902 W. Stevens st.
Take car No 2.
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Campfire Girls

Friendship IL a splendid thing and
The Seattle Kiwanis club believe m
visible evidences. % n h that when
Tho Campfire Girls SO 90 Camp
soalih this summer they viii find
ihni kiwanis magic has done several
long dealrcd things, among which will
he really truly tennis court. yolicy
ball court newly graded and
equipped basketball court and, last
but not least sufficient equipment
for instruction In archery Indeed
the target IN already made. Besides
doing all this the Seattle KiwunianH
arc responsible for the many weeks
at camp offered as awards during
the year They are az eager as the
Campfire leaders To make II possible
for every girl 10 attend Camp sealth.
quite recently committee of Ki
wanians visited Scalth 20 investigate
the equipment needed for this season.
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Luncheon Giuen 7'odoy

ID compliment 70 Mrs. Charles r.
Esrs Of san Francisco. who IS v!s-
trr IN town, Mrs. Z. $. Grsmmer
n her niece. Miss Fioy Oakley. en-.
xained at luncheon today nj The
g~rp.e.
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ELECT OFFICERS

The board OF building trustees Of
the Seattle Federation Of womcn'a
clubs elected the following officors
at their meeting Thurpday
Chairman. MrE David 4. Fryer.
vice chairman. Mrs Daniel Raglan:
recording secretary, Mrs Emily
Peters, financial secretary. Mrs.
Robert s Faria; chairman OF tho
house committee. Mrs. w r. Haw.
thorn. publicity. Mrs. Charles G..
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poRIc SOCIAL CLUE

Dorlc Social club viii give bon.
eft card party for Mrs. Violet pa.
KS, Thursday afternoon, May %.
at o'clock, in Fremont Masonic
temple. Numerous favors.
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Mid-Week Dance

Tho Seattle Yacht club has cards
out for a midweek dance on Wed.
nesday evening. May -. At the
club.
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pnE. scHooL couNcIL

Thc Seattle Priesthood council
viii hold It's last meeting Of this
school year, Wednesday, May a.
at 10 p. m. in tho rose room,
Mevcs cafeteria. MI Interested I'm
pre-school work are welcome. An
exceptionally fine program rs prom.
Iaeu
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Informal Euenina Blfdae

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul + Voinot viii
entertain With an Informal bridge az
their homo this evening
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Miller; finance committee. Mrs. A.
Ia. Pike: auditing committee chair.
man. Mrr n. J Rsekie.
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Louise Hogat. guardian Member
Mac HouFh Helen M.Eulop IW-
belle Bartlett, Maxine Culbertaon.
BcrniCe Stout. ELLEN May aandy.
Eleanor ruth Gwiiyu. Dorothoa
Berry Helen Holt. Josephine Re
rritrr Miriam warner Yolauda
ihelan. Phyllis ISyeJoy. Lois An
md, Katherine craig, Mary coyle
Dorothy sn@dsn. jean Gable.
Louise Osborn,
-
During the past month TruIohs
group has emphasized tho haudTaft
lore az much gs possible ln carry
ing this out the group has held
two meetings on the ship. one
meeting was devoted 10 the making
Of symbols and the other 10 repro
ductinu on leather The group held
ia supper hikH 10 Woodland park
and practically every girl iu the
group wan there A study Of the
Harding memorial ended most
successful outing
This group have started making
dish towels for the ship. They
viii be finished during the next
meeting.
The lh0tanWa group has been
specializing ON craft work during
the past month. They have stem.
ciled aprons with their symbols and
made artistic designs 10 be- put on
curtains 10 be given 20 their moth
crs. The girls are planning TO give
an entertainment for their mothers.
s play about Camp SealiH, dancing
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cALENpAR or EyENTg

Monday. May 20, 1.3O 10 $50
GUARDIAN training course aboard
CamSradcrie. bookbinding. SIR. Han,
son. Mother and Daughter Campfire
banquet In Tacoma.
Tuesday. May 20. 10 20 $50
Mothers meeting. work on curtains.
Wednesday. May 81. $50 10 1880
Guardians training course.
Friday. May 20 TaWana group
slumber party aboard ship Hanlays
wee group al Camp Sehlth.
Monday, June g. Kiwanis club
luncheon aboard camnraderie.
Wednesday. June - Demonstra.
lion Al Gyro club luncheon.
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AUXILIARY TO HERTZI.
CONGREGATION


Ladies' auxiliary to Hertzl Congre.
cation will give benefit card party
Tuesday, May rs. at the home OF
Mrs. $. Wiener. 541 10Th ave. Mem.
bers and friends invited.
ANNUAL MAY BREAKFAsT
The Women's Federation Of the
Evangelical Churches Of Seattle and
vicinity Will give their annual May
breakfast on Tuesday May &c. at
the First Baptist church. Harvard
ave. and Seneca, at ~ IN. Mrs.
+. a. Hazeltlne will be the prin-
cipal speaker She will talk on
her experiences in South America /;
Mrs H. H. Garfield viii speak On
civic conditions: Mrs. j. y. Har-
rison. soprano. will ding, accom-
panied by Miss Ruth Prynne. and
Mrs Ryder Gjolme. in Norwegian
costume. will give group Of Nor
wegian folk songs. accompanied by
Miss Marion Ellis.
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Music
Students Recital
at Cornish

Minis Alice Peterson ana Miss Mar.
Faret Juslin, two sludens ~ George
MAY, VIII be presented la a piano
recital Monday evening, MY %. In
tho Cornish thoalor.
They viii give the following pro,
gram
sonata A Msl0r s.......sa... Hcurlstti
Miss Jusiin
"AuuhHtlUgF ......... ......... Uuaal
Ia tisuFirH ..........r. Gaupafiu
'fastoTalsf ......... Hraflattia Tau6lE
Miss Peterson
"kindsrsrcncpf r........--. Bchumann
AlIss Jotiin
leNaNhN ....HHHFssf rHf.rfrf HhNfl
fNoUtutur" .........-. BrBu.aY
NIrH luslin
HumoTsauEr" Observation-Disclosures. UhgfI
"EiudS' ,,-rrr..... ---.,W Walter Nash
hiss Peterson
'HuHatirs" ................... Hsysl
Nodsrs Mlnust Anime
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A week AZ Camp sealth Tor the
most interesting symbol. IL may BE-
your own. your group or any other
symbol you may have created
Make copy Of it at once and send
u with written description 20
Cnmarhdsrie For The group send.
Ing in the beat set Of symbols. there
viii Ne a mysterious adventure.
The symbol contest closes June
20.
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ANNUAL MAY BREAKFAsT
HARMONY homestead

Harmony Homestead, Brotherhood
Of American Ycomen, viii give q
military whist party on Tuesday
evening. May 20. at o'clock, al
1929 Third ave.
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/ Chapter ID. A. X. house. corner Roy
and Harvard. Tho concert promises
TO be the best the club has pre-.
scented, tho chorus numbers being
intcrspcrscd with solos. The Nor.
dica scxtct, six young girls OF the
club. will make IT'S debut and the
Reisig instrumental trio. also active
! members OF the club, win be heard
in two groups.
In the receiving line following
the concert program. will be Mrs.
David w Bowen, regent of Rainier
chapter: Mrs. Clara Meyer Hartle,
retiring president OF the Washing.
ton Federation OF Music clubs; Mrs.
Grin II. Carpenter. Mrs. Roy Page
Ballard, Mrs. Alexander Wetherill
Mrs, Edwin j. Brown. Mrs. Oliver
r. Erickson. The hostesses for the
| evening include the following pat.
ronesscs OF the club: Mrs. II. c.
English. Mrs. A. V. Robinson. Mrs
NJ Il. Stannus Grove, Mrs. IL, ".
Denton. Mrs. Carrie Grocsbcck, Mrs.
| j. II. Kalushc. Mrs. Louise Gilbert
and Mrs. Nettie Shreve Bayman.
Mrs. Helen Grove Smelling is di.
rector and accompanist OF the club
and Miss Irene Kalushc, the presi.
dent.
GRADED UNION LUNCHEON
The Seattle Graded Union club OF
Sunday school teachers viii have
their anhunl luncheon in the private
dining room at the V w. c. A. on
Thursday. May 2s, az 1890 o'clock.
The following program win be pre-.
sontcd;
Vocal
"lhllaby' ,.t,,ts,.s'.,',, cyril Scott
Tho Rosy Morn .,t,...4.., Ronald
Mrs, II. $, Bowen
Vocal
"Thc Morning wind" 90, Blanacombe
"rhc Nightingale Has u Lyrc OF
Gold" ,,,.,.,rt,,,,D,,, Wholpioy
open Secret ,,,,,t,,,.,.,, Moodmnn
Mrs, Philip MRcBrldc a
Miss Jobson ut the piano
Plano Selected
Miss Anna Aiken
Reading Selected
Mrs, Robert Sandal
Mrs, ". n, Carney viii be tho toast.
mistress, Reservations may be made
with Miss s. Malice. GA rfld.33S3
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Applications for a camping period
a. Camp sehlth are daily filling the
Campfire headquarters mail The
bulk OF tho applications are from
Seattle girls. but not only Seattle
girls are enthused about sealth. To
date applications have been received
from the following towns: Bremen.
ton, Charleston, Port Angeles. I'm.
umclaw, Piedmont. Cal. Berkeley.
Cal. Centralla. Aberdeen. Olympia
and Tacoma. This IL senith's sixth
season and everything points 10.
ward It's best. Miss Ruth Brown
has issued a warning 20 local girls
20 get their application IN at once.
The camping season is divided into
seven periods. tho first Pioneer
Week. being open 10 old campers
only Dates OF periods and other
camp Information may he secured
by calling aboard cBmaradcrie.
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TIIIMIiLE CLUB

Bcthlcham Thimblc club viii
meet at the home Of Mrs G. ".
gloffens. 1903 Ferdinand st., Column
bia city, TuoBdny. May 20, from
~ a. IN. ~ 4 y. IA. Initiation.
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cAMr

Rainier camp, i472, H. ~ 8. A.,
win hold It's regular buslncss meet.
Ing at the Swedish hall. Monday
evening, May 20.
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Decoration day May 80 The Camp.
fire ship will be- closed and groups
wishing 70 get their registrations In
for Camp senlth should do 70 before
then.
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RonEn'r NORRIS
CnAPTER. O. D. q.

hihuH ai1tfou Pearl T.. Guikl viii
make her official visit to Robert
Morra chapter. o. 4. s.. ON We'd
nesday evening May q. An East,
trn Stars cordially invited.
w e. 4 u, MEETINGS
Woodland Park W. & r e. wll
hold an Institute. At woodland
Park ", - church. y. 18Th vt, and
Greenwood ave. Tuesday. May 20.
beginning "a, IOssB o'clock =. m.
Luncheon win be served NJ noon.
To reach tho church. take rhinney
ave ear TO n. 5sth a. Everybody
invited
Grccnhke W c. r u. wnl NEE,
az tho home OF Mra y. Peterson.
-34t T., cath 81. "wednesday May
-. az ? O'Clock . M
For the bcncf, OF University w.
G. r T.. Mrs CharIcna Pierce and
Mrs. David Culp win gite silver
tea. a, tic homo Of Mrs. Culp. Way.
farrr Hpta. 1875 18th ave. n. y,
Tuesday. May g. Hours. : 10 1
=. m.
Rayouna W. c. r. 4. will meet nj
tho homo Of hrs J. =. shidlcr.
tils asth ave y. T.. wednesday
May - az O'Clock p IN.
The program ON Scientific Tenn.
peranco Instruction In the public
schools in In charge Of Mrs. Kate
kollar and promises to Dc more
than usually interesting. Visitors
welcome,
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GoLDENRop CLuu

Wisconsin Goldcnrod club Will
give benefit card party for Mrs.
Violet Davis Thursday afternoon.
Aay IS. az O'Clock In Fremont
Masonic temple Numerous fayors.
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Girls! Girls Remember the book
honor. Have you contributed a
book 10 tho Camaraderie or sealth
libnry7 II you haven't. why not
do II now. The Camaradcrie library
needs them. sealth needs them.
Let us enlarge tho library.
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AUXILIARY no ENGiNEERs

The ladies' auxiliary to the
Brotherhood OF Locomotive En-
gincors will give card party
Wednesday, May 81. at o'clock, IN
the VI. n. -. A. hall, 1921 First
ave.
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MILITARY WHIST
PARTY

scandinavian Fraternity og Amer,
lea Viii give a military whist party
wednesday evening Mag "a. at
Wooga han.
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I .i,Ai SOCIAL CLUB

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Evening star., 1925-10-31
THOS. J. OWEN & son. ACtTIONEEkN.
Trustees Sale of Valuable
Modern Five-Story and Base
ment Brick and Concrete
Apartment, Containing "a
Apartments, Known as the
Randall Mansions, Situated
1900 Lamont St. NV.

BY virtue OF certain deed of trust. dated
November J. 1924. beins instrument No.
land records of the District OF Columbia:
and at the request of the party secure, !
theehy. the undersigned trustees Will sell
on wEDNEsbAY, THE ELEvENtH DAY
or NOVEMBER AD. 1925; AT FOUR
O'CLOCK PM. the following described land
Columbia and designated as and being lots
-. IS and 20 excepting the parts thereof
condemned and taken for The extension of
court case No i6lo in the Supreme Court
Of the District of Colunhiat in block u in
Elizabeth Walhridgc and others res bdi-
subdivision of land now known "a "lngle-
side as per plat recorded III Liber County
Is. folio 81. Of the records of the office Of
the surveyor of the District of Columbia.
The above described land is now known for
purposes of taxation and assessment lots
sos 80 and sIl in square 1904. subject
to certain restrictions and privileges oil
Terms: Sold subject to prior deed OF
trust for Slc5.0oo. further particulars of
which will be announced at the time OF sale.
The. purchase price above said trust TO be
paid one third cash and the balance in
equal lnstallments or or before one and two
Interest at six per cent per annum, SAID
interest payable eni-annualiy. and TO pc
secured by a second deed OF trust on the
property sold, or all cash: at the option do Of
quired. Conveyancine. recording and reve-
nue. stamps at purchasers cost. The terms
days. otherwise deposit forfeited and the
property may be advertised and resold at
the discretion of the trustees. at the risk
and cost of the defau1tng purchaser. Title
Taxes. rents. interest. insurance, etc. to be
abused as Of the date OF sale.
ROBERT J: MICHAEL.
Oc}l -d&is.eXSu Trustees.