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ROMA CON LAS BANDFRAS A
MEDIA ASIA

ROMA. julio 80. Gable Frances)
TodaS las handeras de Italia han
sido puestas a media asia con mo-
two del vigesimoquinto ~aniversario
del asesinato del Rey Humberto.
Por Ia noche toda In poblaci6n ha
estado %silenciosa, el trafico ha sido
interrumpido mientras las campa-
Ia sonaban en- memorial del rey ase
.sinado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-31
SNEENEY BUsCA MECANIcos

PARIS. julio 80. tCable Frances
FL Coronel Charles Sweeney, quien
commando Ia e~seuadrilla americana
en- el frcnte moro, busca mecdnicos
americanos que tengan alguna ex-
periencia de guerra. Ha dicho que
los que Sc unan n Ia segunda Y has
ia tercera %escuadrillas tendrin gra-
dos correspondence a los que te-
MAN en- la ayiacion americana Guam
do el conflicto europeo. FL Coronel
Sweeney cuenta con salir ell lunes
para Africa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-31
la sEGURIDAD DE PoLoNIA
TEENE QUE PREcEDER AL
DEsARNE

williamztown, Julio 30 (cable
fFaneesl-La seguridaa de PoloH-=
tisne cue preeeder toda reduction
DC armamsntos, IA declarado Ell
conas Aisjandro skrzynski. minis
gro polaco de relaciOnes exteriores,
enifn asiste a Ia session del Institu-
20 d Foiitica de esta ciudad. Po-
ionsa Ia hseho "a el experiments
as tntehfar el desarshe antes de Ia
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DEPORTIVAS.
DOS IMPORTANTES JUEGOS
LLEVADOS Al CABO EN- SAN
TO DOMINGO.-UN DOBLE-
PLAY SENSATIONAL DE
TETELO

FL 10 de los corrientes Sc lleva.
ron a cabo en- la vecina Rep1bli-
ca depSanto Domingo, dos sensacio-
males juegos de baseball, en- los
cue pusieron de relieve, los jpga-
dores que integran ambos teams,
sus dotes como jugadores de pri-
mera chase, dignos de iugaf en- las
meiores 1igas, adn del Norte.
Componian Ell team de la "Ro.
marla'~que fue ell que Sc enfrent6
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TREN QUE Sc DEScARRILA
cERcA DE TOURS

TOURS. Julio 80 Omitted Press)
I'm tren expreso Sc ha descarri-
iado cerca de esta ciudad. Doce per
sonas han muerto Y otras tansas
han sido heridas a consecuencia del
fatal accidente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-31
Ell CUERPo DE BRYAN LIE
vADo A WASHINGTON

DAYTON, julio 80 (cable Fran.
ces)-Dejando atras ell pequeno
pueblo del sur en- que ha pasado sus
nltimos dias, ell cuerpo de Bryan
emprendi6 temprano su viaje en-
tren hacia Washington err donde la
naci6n lie rendira sus 1ltimos home
najes antes de su entierro Ell vier-
mes en- ell cementerio de Arlington.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-31
ROMA CON LAS BANDERAS, !
MEDIA ASIA

ROMA. julio so (Cable Fran
ces}-Todas las banderas de TIA
liza han sido puestas a media asia
con motive del vigdsimo quinto ami
versario del Rey Hunaberto. Por la
noohe toda Ia ~poblaci6n ha estado
sileneiosa. 81 trafico ha sido inte-
rrumpido mientras las campanas
sonaban en- memorial del rey asesina
DO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-31
Sc coNFIRMA LA NoTrcIA DE
QUE ADD Ell KRIM ACEPTARA
LA PAz

PARIS, julio so Omitted Press)
-El GObierno ha Informado semi
oicialmente que dos enviados de
Abd-ei-Krim han lido a Hanger a
entrevistarse con los delegates
franco-espahOles Y recibir las con-
diciones de paz.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-31
Ell EMBAJADoR FRANCES EN-
RsPANA coNDECoRADo

MADRID, Julio 80 Gable Fran
ces)-Un decreto del Directorio Mi
litar confiere la Gran Cruz de Ia.
orden del Merito MrIitar al Condo
Peretti de Ia Rocca, embajador de
Francia en- Espana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-31
Sc sALvAN CINCo PRIsIoNE
RIOS FRANCHISES

TETUAN, julio so Omitted Press)
In las lineas espanolas Sc han pre-
sentado cinco legionarios franceses
que eran prisionerOs de Abd-eL
Krim.
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MUSSOLdNI CUMPLE
CUARENTA x DOS AMOS

ROMA, Julio 30. Gable Fran
cGs) Mussolini cumple hoy cuaren-
ia y dos amos. Para eonmemorar sn
aniversario los funcionarios del mi
historic de Ia gnerra lie han ofre-
cido IN obus dc gran calibre sobre
Ell eual estdn grabadas muchas de
Las eseenas de la vida del pr4meromi
nistro.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-31
EMPREETYTO INTERNATIONAL
PARA AYUDAR Al DESARRO-
LILO INTELLECTUAL

GINEBRA. julio so. fCable Fran
ces).ALa Comision International
de cooperation Intellectual ha dis
Guido hoy una proposition relati-
va a un emprestito international
bajo ell control de la Liga de las
Naciones para contribuir ell desarro
lIo intellectual en- las naciones que
%pertenecen a la Liga. La Comisi6n
ha votado Ia resolucion i ha deoi-
dido continuar estudiando Ia rea-
lizaci6n del proyecto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-31
Ell BANCO DE FRANcIA MEJ0-
RA So SITUACION

PARIS, julio 80 Gable Fran,
c6sl I'm los clrcuIos re~lacionados
con el Niinisterto de Hacienda Sc
declara que 81 balance que el Ban
co dc Francia publicara manana.
acusa una nneva mayoria en- las
cuentas del estado. Sc hace notar
que las rentas ham subido conside-
rablemente, que los dos dltimos ba-
lances eran mucho mas favorables
que los p~recedentes y que el de Ia
semana pasada acusaba $50 milo
mes de reembolsos. 4 pesar Gle los
importantes vencimientes de fin de
mes de bonos del tesoro y de La de-
fensa nacional 81 balance de esta
semana indica -una entrada de 100
millones.
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TEMBLoR DE TERRA EN-
TEXAS

AMARILLO, TEXAS, Julio 80
Omitted Press)-Un temblor de SO
segundos Sc ha sentido aqui. Tam.
bien en- Kansas. No Sc han regis
trade perdidas nj danos personales
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oL1MPo

FL precioso drama lei Mant0n
de Manila.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-31
Pro. RICO

Ell drama de gran accion "La Ley
del Mar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-31
VICTORY GARDEN

Monte Blue Y Marie Provost Ell
"La Escuela de las Esposas''.
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TEATRo CARIBE

Jack Dempsey en- "Peleando sc
CANA, un drama y una cinta CO.
mica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-31
IMPERIAL

La gran cinta la Princesa
China.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-31

Ee8AE4 4NNeftoe aS como hatsa FA
etc asunts
fos mineros sigue como aria
naats aedn Erase del Daily He
EAla cue aGaae. rs east segu-
40 ane me patrenOs asSsn sn Ia ca
~ = los minsros en- Ia noehe del
wsFnss - este sueede el mundo
EsaenciaEa el Hayor co~nfIietO que
tam&s - haya produeidO en- Ia in
6estUs csfbonifsra
CARDIFF. Julio 80 CUnited
PFsssl- och0 grupos de mineros en-
h1elga eada caai cOmpnestO pcr
800 hombres. armados de palos y
p.saFas haa wsitado numeFosas mi
nas e. 81 vale Ammanford Los
paAesas 40 podian contenerlos.
LoNDREs Julio 20. Omitted
PFfssl-Los dnenos de minas dicen
csc ~ estan dlspuestos q transi-
gE Ne lay Ia menor prObabiiidad
a. aas eilos eedan. segan han anun
Gsas "a en- repetidas oeasiones.
L0&DREs Julio 80 UNITED
Fress)-La Aseeiaei6n de MinerOs
Ia d. ado oheialment@ Mo hay
ssReran 4 possible para Ia situaci6n
soio n milagro pnede salvarla >
CARDIFF. Julio 80 united
FEessl-Grandes ~refneFzOs de poll
ga han nsgadO, pues Sc tems que
iss huelguistss repitsn esta noche
les abuses de anoche.
L0ADRRs Julio 80 Omitted
Press) Is Uai6n de oacios ha en-
c0sado IA actitud de los mineros
Toaos los oasios relaciOnados con
A. unneFe So levantaran en- huel.
e. e yisrnes por Ia noche y Sc ce-
AaFa a distribution de carbon Ell
esoado q medic aia. La Union ayu-
cara hnaneieraments a los mineros
pos medio Dc eolsetas y cOnsxibn-
eionss en- tOda Englaterra
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BELIoGRAPH

Jackie Coogan en- ell bonito dra-
ma tsDfas de lcirco''
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MUNICIPAL

RIALTo
Eel Maniqui''.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-05
BIZ Lillian Keen LIE Bdlkster
Telephone MA in-0600
Assistant Laura Emory
limitations Issued for Marriage of Miss Dore;
Visiting Artist WI Be Honored

MR.. iND MRS. JOHN FRANCIS
Iu DonE have. issued invitations
10 the marriage OF their sister,
Esther. .and Mr. Frederick Girard
Meis. OF san Diego. on Wednesday
morning, September 1G. at 10
O'Clock. at St. Joseph's church. The
Rev. Father w. J. Deeney. s. j.,
will read the service.
Mrs. John Francis Dore win be
matron Of honor and the brides
maids will be Miss Constance Mar.
I'm OF Aberdeen, Miss Florence
Doyle. Mrs. Leo Bennett GNan
Marmono and Mrs. George Mar
shall Barbara Lee.
Mr.. Harold Mels will be beet man
for his brother, and DIR. George
Marshall. Mr.. Lanier Walker. Mr..
Preston Mcdonald and Mr.. Robert
Brennan, the ushers.
Following the service there will
10 o. wedding breakfast for the
wedding party and members Of the
immediate families, at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dore.
Mr.. Meis, arrived in town today
f~am California and viii he the
lsts OF DR.. and Mrs. George
Marshall until after the wedding.
Next Tuesday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. bore are entertaining with
dinner OF ten covers at their
home in honor OF Miss Dore and
Mr.. Meis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-05
League Members Win
Model at Fashion Sholu

The fashion rcyuo for tho benefit
Of tho Children's orthopedic hos
pital. which Ia a bi-yearly event at
MacDougall. southwick's, wiil bo held
Wednesday evening. September 2.
AZ o'clock.
NIcmbrrs Of tho Junior league viii
model for the affair and tho hos
pital board viii act M pa,ronossca
They arc Mrs. George r. Myers.
Mrs. William 4, Peters Mrs David
Edward Skinner. Mrs. c. d. slim
son. Mrs Howard Taylor. Mira John
W. Roberts. Mrs Henry G. Ewing,
MrB. Alexander McEwan. Mrs
Frederick u. Parks, Mrs. Reginald
Parsons Mrs. Harry whitney
Treat. Mrs 4. Scott Bullltt, Mrs.
Frank Il. Case. Mrs Charles Collins,
Mrs NJ Il. Gottstein. Mrs. John e,
Mcmillan. Mrs. Harry II Ostrandcr
Mrs John n. Powell, MrE. William
Randall Crawford. Mrs. George w
Fischer. Mrs n. J. Ramsey, Mas
olive Kerry and Mira Frederic Hall
White
For the benefit OF Its various
charities members OF tho Junior
league will model at the revue on
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday.
both morning and afternoon.
Included are Mrs Arthur Latimcr,
Mrs. Theodore Owens, Mrs Kcnclm
Wlnslow. Jr., Mrs Lawrence Arnold,
Mrs. Walter McEwan Tomkins. Mrs.
Neal Tourtellotte and the Misses
Catherine Collins. Olive Leonard,
Nancy Emory, Betty Devoe, Augusta
Trimble, Polly Perkins and Eliza
beth Lea.
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Mrs. Andrew MacAulay and Miss
Elinor MacAuley returned this week
from Big Timber, Mont. where they
were the guests for several weeks of
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Arnoson Melva
MacAulayl.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Huston have
returned from n trip to Yellowstone
park
Rev, and Mrs. Ambrose NJ. Bailey
have returned from a months vaca.
ton at kwan Lamnh. on San Juan
island.
Mrs, j, W. elise Of Altadens. Cal,
arrived in town Friday TO visit her
son.inlaw and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Irving Colwell, for fort
night.
Mrs. George Thompson will leave
with Mr. and Mrs. Grant McMicken
OH the II. f. Alexander September
20 on trip thru the Panama canal
TO Havana and New York.
Mrs, Frank j. Lime and daughter,
Miss Edna Lime, and Mrs. Hugh c.
Starr, of Los Angeles, are in town
for few weeks at the Hotel Otis.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Allen will
arrive In town the first of next week.
and will be guests at The Olympic
during their stay.
Mrs, Charles L, Whittlesey and
nephew. Robert Brooke Albertson,
will come into town Monday from
their summer home at HEREFORD.
Mr.. William Wright, who has
been visiting for ten days, viii leave
tonight for his homo In San Fran
cisco.
Mrs. Thomas Green viii return
Sunday evening from trip OF sov.
crul weeks In tho East.
Or. and Mrs. John Blaciford, who
have been spending the summer at
their country home across Lake
Washington, will come into town
Monday for the winter.
DR. and Mrs James rate Mason
and children viii move Monday to
their town house, from their sum.
mcr home AT Hartford,
Mr., and Mrs, Walter Scott Fits,
who have been at Hunts point for
tho summer, viii remove TO town
Monday,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Gould
to Honor Artist

SIR. and Mrs. Carl Frclinghuyson
Gould have issued cards to tea
Friday afternoon, September H.,
from until Z O'Clock. at tho
University Club annex. The affair
will honor MFR and Mrs Samuel
Chamberlain OF Paris.
Mr. Chamberlain is a former Seat
tie man. whose etchings have made
him famous both in this country
and Europe.
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Assist ut
Mrs. Woods Tea

Mrs. James Anderson Wood win
be assisted at her tea Thursday
afternoon by Mrs. g. Il. NJ Pratt,
Mrs Samuel n. Chase. Mrs. Stuart
Mclean Miner. Mrs Richard Floyd
Frost. Mrs Louis Stanton and Mrs.
Lyle Staver Vincent
The tea will honor Mrs. Louis
Robinson eileen Delaney, who is
leaving soon for San Francisco TO
reside.
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Personal

Mrs. James A. Shcahan and daugh'
tcrE. the Misses Clair, Janet and Mary
Madeline. will leave early in October
for San Francisco. whore they will
remain until after the holidays. when
they Will go 20 Coronado for the re-
malnder OF tho winter. Mrs. Shea.
han will go 10 Victoria, b. c.. next
Tuesday. where sho viii enter her
son, James. In tho University school.
Miss Alice Hole, who has been In
New York city for several months,
was the recent. guest OF Mr. and Mrs,
Marshall Allen. in Albany, n. Y.
Mr.. Hunter Miller OF Santa Bar
hara. Cal, who has been the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips Morrison for
several days, left Friday night for his
home.
MIR. and Mrs james II. HoEe, Mrs.
Mary Louise sullivan and party OF
friends left today on the yacht Aquilo
for Vancouver, b. c., to remain over
Labor Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer X. Leberman
and Mr. Edwin Stroebel win be guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Nordhoff on
their yacht. The Cutterhead, on a
cruise TO Victoria, u. c., over the
weekend.
Mrs. c. ]. Smith returned Wcdnes.
day from trip of several months
abroad.
Mrs. James L. NJ. Day and small
daughter, OF Bakersfield, Cal, have
arrived in town, and VIII spend Sep.
TENDER with Mrs. Days parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Carpenter Harris.
Miss Josephine Walker daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Alexander
Walker. Will leave September 10 for
Los Angeles where she viii attend
Nno WI ~ NolNkla'o SNlloVi'
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Meyers of Chi
cago arc in town for few days, at
The olympic,
Miss Katherine Shafer Is visiting
Miss Charlotte Mccormick, ut Nc.
Cormick Wash, for n week.
Mrs. Prescott Oakes and children
loft Friday for Victoria, II. c., where
thoy have taken house for the win
ter months.
Mr. and Mrs John Ewing Price nre
entertaining as their guests for n few
days their son and duughtor.in.low,
Mr.. and Mrs, Hickman Price, OF
West Lawrence Park, N. Y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-05
Engagement announced
at Chdrn1ing Breakfast

Announcement OF the engagement
Of Miss Madge Park, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. a. o. Park, TO Mr.
Harold Edward Rcntro, son OF Mrs.
Alice u. Rcntro. Of Seattle, was
made OH Wednesday at n charming
brcakfast given by Miss Park at
her home for fifteen OF her intimate
friends.
Tho wedding will be mn event Of
early autumn and viii be followed
by two months' tour TO the IIa.
waiian islands.
Mlw Park and Mr.. Rcntro both
attended the University OF Washing
ton, where Miss Park h member
Of Alpha Delta Theta sorority
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-05
ST. MARTINS MOTHERS

ST. MARTINS MOTHERS
CLUB
ST. Martins Mothers club viii
meet for its first fall session on
Tuesday, September s. at the home
of Mrs. Anna Toner. 1908 18th ave.
n. Luncheon will be served at
1880 o'clock.
Assisting the hostess will be Mrs.
L. J, Lonergan, Mrs. John S. Hud-
son, Mrs. Theo f. Farrell Mrs.
Anna Mclaughlin and Mrs. f. w.
Chandler.
A large attendance is requested
to honor Mrs. George T. Dalton
Deanery, president of the Diocesan
Council of Seattle. who will address
the assembly.
SEATTLE REVIEW, NO. s
Seattle Review, No. s, w. B. A.
of the Maccabees, will meet in A.
o, U. w. hall, 1909 Ninth ave.,
Thursday evening, September 10, at
s o'clock.
SOROPTIMIST CLUB
The Soroptimst club will hold
its weekly luncheon on Tuesday.
September S, at 1915 o'clock. at
the Hotel Washington. Charter
members OF the club will speak on
How i Came to Be in My Pres
ent Occupation"
The list of charter members will
be closed and officers of the club
elected at the luncheon TO be given
October Z.
EXECUTIVE BOARD MEETING
The Women's Baptist Missionary
Union viii hold an executive board
meeting "Wednesday, September s, at
1890 o'clock, on the fifth floor OF the
Y, W. C. a.
MYSTIC JEWEL NO. 40
Mystic Jewel No. 40 auxiliary.
viii give n luncheon and card party
at o'clock, Wednesday. September
., at the I. o. o. II. temple, Tenth
and II. Pine. Members and friends
cordially invited.
WoNAN'S CIVIC CLUB
Tho Woman's Civic club will
moot Tuesday, September s, at 2
o'clock In the Erickson room at
the Y. w. c. A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-05
Club Begins
Autumn Activities

The Women's University club will
resume activities for the coming sea.
son on Thursday. September 10. at
2:30 o'clock, when there will be n
meeting OF tho club players.
A workers. rally luncheon. for all
standing committees. is scheduled
for Tuesday. September Is. at 1890
o'clock. Reservations will close
Monday. September "a.
The annual reception and bail for
incoming and outgoing presidents Us
announced for Friday evening, DC.
tober o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-05
Luncheon HO1,orS
Visitor

In compliment to Mrs, George -,
Van Waters Of Wollsbofa, Pa, who
is visiting In town, Mrs N. l., Bur
ton and Mrs George Van Waters
entertained with u luncheon OF six
teen covers followed by bridge,
wednesday, nt Tho Olympic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-05
PALM CIRCLE NO. ss
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
INSTRUMENTATION nuREAU

AUTHORIZATION BUREAU
SPONSORS CARD PARTY
The Americanlzution Bureau Of
Seattle is sponsoring card party
for the benefit OF its program ar
ranged for the coming year. II will
be given Wednesday afternoon. Sep.
tcmber IS. at o'clock, at Rainier
Chapter House.
Mrs. II. r, Upton Is general chair
man OF the affair and Mrs. Robert
Moon has charge OF the tickets and
tables. Reservations may be made
with her at PRospct-1S4o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-05
Miss Jean FoT
Honor Guest

Mrs. Lewis Stanton is entertaining
with Luncheon at her home Tues.
day In honor OF Miss Jean Fox,
whose marriage to Mr.. Il. NJ. Wach.
ter van Schaik will BIO an event OF
October
Invitations have been limited TO
members OF her bridge club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-05
Dinner for
California Girl

Miss Betty Morrison is arranging
n dinner OF twelve covers nj her
homo Tuesday evening In honor OF
Miss Florence Agen and her house
guest, Miss Jane Vail, OF Santa Bar
bara, Cal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-05
BRITISH AMERICAN
ASSOCIATION

Tho British.Amorican association
viii hold It's first meeting this au,
tumn, Wednesday evening, Septcm.
bor o, nt o'clock at Plymouth
House Sixth and Seneca, There
viii 10, n good program, A cordial
invitation is extended to nil friends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-05
FIRST MEETING THIS FAIL

James J. Hin Division, Auxiliary
to the Brotherhood OF Locomotive
Engineers viii hold its first meeting
Of tho fail Wednesday, September 0
at y. m. Important busness--all
members requested to be present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-05
Surprise Luncheon

In honor Of tho birthday annlycr.
sary OF Mrs. Katharine W. Gray
Mrs. Leigh r. Coolidge entertained
with q surprise luncheon Of sixteen
covers nj her home Thursday aft.
ornoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-05
CIRCLE WILL HOLD
AI.L.DAY MEETlNG

The regular meeting OF the Mount
Baker Fruit and Flower Mission
viii DO held all day Tucgday, Sep
tcmbor s, Mt the home of Mrs. H.
s. Campau, l3OS Minor ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-05
ppncing Parity

Aeih honor Of Miss Alec Coe. who
Is leaving shortly 20 attend school
IN the East Mr.. Fred Bockman en-.
t.rtalned with dance NJ his homo
Friday evening. August rs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-05
Dn1lce at Collone Club

Tho College club win entertain
with II dnncc, the first this season,
on Friday evening, September 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-05
SANS SoUCI
CIJTH ENTERTAINS

The Sana Souci club entertained
with n bridge party and miscelane.
Gus wedding shower In honor OF its
secretary, Sathlyn CO, Backus. on
Tuesday The hostesscs were Mrs.
George Hurd Yoaman. president of
the Sans Souci club; Mrs Charles
Grinncll and Mrs, Perry Burkhcad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-05
Closed ono MonddY

The Orthopodic Lunch room and
tho Thrift shop VIII he closed all
day Monday on account OF Labor
day, ....A--.I-..a.-l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-05
ANNUAL BASKET PICNIC

Tho Scottish Gaelic society. Of
Seattle, viii entertain all Scotch
people OF Seattle and vicinity at
their annual basket picnic, TO be
hold Labor day at Lincoln beach.
Take Fauntlcroy car TO the Kenney
homo. a program OF sports and
music is being arranged.
Bring your own table service. Tea
Will be served at noon and eve
ming.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-05
CLUBS FOR MONDAY
PRAIRIE ROSE CLUB
MEETING POSTPONED

Mrs IIoEc. president Of the Prai.
rte Rose club. announces that there
viii be no September meeting OF tho
club. owing 10 tho regular meeting
date coming on Labor day.
The club win resume it's activities
on Monday. October 8.
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Women's Clubs

UNION DANES
The Union Danes viii not meet
on Monday. September Z, but all
members arc requested 10 he pres
ont at the meeting 20 be held on
Monday, September II, when Inn
portant business viii be trans
acted.
PALM CIRCLE NO. Sc
Palm Circle. No, So. Nclghbors OF
Woodcraft, will meet Monday eve
ming, September :. at s o'clock. at
l. o. o. +. hall. This viii bc the
regular business assembly and re-
frcshmcnts will be served.
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SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER g.
Miss Mary Collins supper for Miss
Loyal Lamont. at home.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER s.
Mrs. Laurence Booth 10 entertain
at luncheon for Mrs. Edward
Schulz ~ the Sluset CLUB.
Miss Emmanuel Backus tea at
home for Miss Janet Henry from
Z until o'clock.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER o.
Mrs. II. p. Moores bridge luncheon
for her daughter. Mrs C. T.
Hickey, at home.
Miss Jauo Truax 20 give bridge tea
At home for Miss Janet Henry.
Mrs. Lorin r. Alans luncheon for
Miss Marie Carlson, at home.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10
Mas Evalyn Colvin's luncheon al
the Sunset club for Miss Jahet
Henry and Miss Glen Kerry.
Mrs. James Anderson Woods tea IN
honor OF her daughter. Mrs. Louis
Robinson, from until s o'clock.
a; home
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER L.
Miss Loyal Treats dance for Miss
Elaine Wilcox. OF Denver. Colo.
in the Junior ballroom at The
Olympic
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 49,
Miss Grace Lewis bridge tea IN
honor OF Miss Jean Fox. at home
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 25-
Mount Baker Parks Orthopedic
bridge tea in tho Spanish BALL
room OF The Olympic Hotel.
| WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER =
The marriage OF Miss Jean Fox 10
Mr.. Z. y. Wachter van schaik,
at the home OF the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. For.
at O'Clock.
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Mr.. and Mrs, John Ewing Price are
entertaining as their guests for few
days their son and duughtor.in.lnw,
Mr., and Mrs, Hickman Price, Of
West Lawrence Park. N. \.
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DR.. and Mrs, James Tate Mason
and children win move Monday to
their town house, from their sum.
MGR home at HEREFORD.