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Beatrice Gray
Married

The marriage OF Miss Beatrice
gray. daughter Of Mrs. Lillian
paynton. to Dr. William Bell Cook,
was solemnized yesterday afternoon
in the new home Of the bridal
couple, with the Rev. Edward Lin
coin Smith reading the services.
The bride wore French model
gown Of apricot chiffon. heavily
embroidered and fashioned over
cloth OF ssilver. Her corsagc was
gvf roses, sweet peas and lilies Of
the valley. She was attended by
her sister, Miss Virginia Gray, be-
comingfy gowned IN green geor-
gctte creation, with n corsage Of
blue lace flowers. roses and sweet
peas. Mr.. Robert Saunders Mt
tended Or. Cook. An informal re-
ccption followed at which the Misses
Shirley Goodwin, Mabel Udcn. Helen
Allen and Virginia Saunders as.
listed.
Dr. and Mrs Cook left for n
"trip 10 Quallcum beach, Vancou-
ar island, and viii be at home
ytcr September 3 At 530b ~. i2d
a.. Laurolhurst Mra. Cook Is o
sraduato Of the University Of In
hana, and Dr. Cook of tho Uniycr.
~ Of Pennsylvania, and a mem
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By Lillian Keen LIE BdlLiSter
Telephone MA in-0600
Assistant Laura Emory
Miss Isted'S Engagement Announced, Holly
mood Visitor to Be Honor Guest
NIn AND MRS. WILLIAM T

MIR AND MRS. WILLIAM T.
lu listed. announce the engage.
rent OK their daughter Frances. 70
Mr. John Lowe Walker. son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Wood walker. OF Ports
mouth. Virginia.
The news was made known this
afternoon at an informal tea. which
Mrs. listed and Miss Frances gave
at their home
The tea table was conferred with q
large basket Of pastel shaded flow.
crs. from which were suspended aain-
~ ribbons Of the same shade. fssten.
ed to which we're the betrothal
cards.
Presiding at the tea table we're
Mrs Z. NJ Dlckey. Mrs w. $.
Dulu1age, Mrs. Henry L. Coffin and
Miss Gladys Epperson. assisted by
the Misses Emily JenneIle, Dorothy
Dickey, Ellen Dulmage. Katherine
Shafer and Pearl Harold. Assisting
turnout tho rooms, which were also
decorated in flowers OF the pastel
shades, were Mrs. George \. Haw-
lsy. Mrs. ]. w. Barbour and Mrs.
Arthur sayres. Mr. walker Is a
graduate OF Annapolis OF tho class Of
1921. No date has been set for the
wedding
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With number OF talented PERSONS.
have donated their services for the
entertainment. Together with the
community singing. as directed by
the cverpopular X. l.. Parks. and
the witty sayings OF Mr.. Davis. a
wonderful day is predicted FOR those
whom attend this affair.
/ The Lonesome club. as in all other
affairs. has thrown this open to the
public. and especially for the Seattle
visitors. for whom this organization
was originally formed and Endorsed
by our leading civic organizations.
PAST CHIEFS
Tho Past Chiefs Of Temple No. .
viii give an entertainment Monday
huhugt 81. at o'clock. ia tie a..
0. 4. w. hall. Ninth nye.. entitled,
Tho Penny Circus" AL pythians
and friends arc cordially invited.
Admission free. Bring pennies and
children.
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DATES
TO REMEMBER

hlNBil. AUGUST 30
Mr. and Mrs Ross Dsvps infer
nal supper parry faT tho pleasure
% MF. aDi Mrs J. ~ Perry.
TUESDAY,. SEPTEMBER -
MrH John ", Fousita tea a. her
home 'raa Z until 6.
Mfa Roy Cases tea Tor Mrs.
Claude Thompson ~ her home
"WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER s.
Mrs. Lanedgn c. Henry'H luncheon
~ Sunset club. for Mfa Edv ard
schulz. followed BY Mrs ksTry'a
thsRtsv party st the Metropolitan.
Miss GcgrrianA SwAnstrnm's din
Hsr Tor Alfs Glen Kerry. 81 her
home. before Mr. and Mrs. Htb.
bard dance for Nisa Janet
Henry and Miss Evalyn celvin.
Mrs, barnett Fishers luneaoan fgr
Miss Margaret ncnuinou. OF Ala
media, Cal. who is the Eucs, o.
Mfa. William Gsrld
AIRS Henry wRschtcr's bridge
luncheon AZ her home.
Mr and Mira Charles l. HihhArd's
COSTUME dance for Miss Evalyn
Coiyln and Misa Janet Henry. az
their home, High Ciyu
Mrs Charles Clifford Hartman and
tea ~ their home for Mis-. Jean
Fox ard her attendants. Hours
from 4 unlll s
Mrs. e, u, Watiiewofth's bridge
party for her sister. Mrs. Arthur
Durham Plat. ~ Portland. and
Tor Miss Gertrude Schulz
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER b.
The marriage Of Miss Marion
Snow Scot, and Ar Edward
Theodore Kline IN Trinity EplAco.
pal church. Everett. followed by
reception at o'clock at the Ey-
crstt Golf club.
Mrs. Herman H. Hoeniz's luncheon
w her apartments at Tho Bit.
more for Miss Jean Fox.
Mrs. John u, IIartmRa's luncheon
~ hor homo FOR tho pleasure OF
Mrs. Edward Schulz.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER D.
Mrs l.. Il, Groves Informal bridge
party AZ the Sunset club for Miss
Gertrude Schulz and Mrs Arthur
Durham Plat
Miss Jane stImson's tea NJ hsr
home at The Highlands, from
until 6, Tor Miss Janet Henry
Mrs, Henry Wacchter'a second
bridge luncheon at her home.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER b.
Mrs James Wylip.s bridge tea nj
tho Seattle Tennis club for Miss
Marie Carlson
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER e5-
Mount Baker Parks Orthopedlc
bridge tea In tho Spanish bali
room OF Tho Olympic Hotel
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Orthopedic Lunch Room

Monday will be tho day that st.
Pauls guild will be in charge Of
the orthopedic lunch room. with
Mrs r. s. wiltsio az hostess. MS
sisted by Mrs r.. s. Farr, Mrs.
Thomas Gibson. Mrs. T. S. Toby.
Mrs. II. @. Sharpe. Mrs. d. 4.
osgood. Mrs. w. r. Magill. siiTs
Annette Tobias. Sirs. +. c. Pick
crcl. Mrs. John Mccullough, Mrs.
]. w. Goodwin and Miss Helen 10.
bias. assisting,
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cceds Aof the affair are to 90 to the
furnishing fund Of the clubhouse.
HEBREW BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY
The Seattle Hebrew Benevolent So
clety will meet at the Temple Centre
on Wednesday, September 2. at $50
o'clock. Nomination Of officers.
wALLINGFoRD UNIT
Wellington Unit OF the Art and
Music Foundation will hold its first
fall meeting Tuesday. September !.
at O'Clock, at the home OF Mrs.
Frank Howe. All corllss ave. with
Mrs. Cleora Cheney as assistant hos
tess. an interesting program has
been arranged as follows;
Piano SOLO
altE .....'.'sss..'..... CHOPIN
prelude .-....-,--s....... Debussy
Miss Eliza Bur5eson
"Nlsh, with tho Curtains Drawn"
Twilight" ...-... Kathleen A. Glenn
Mrs. c. n. Mccallum
Accompanied by Mrs J. J. BlcitE
Mr.. a. J. Blair viii exhibit and give
very interesting talk on Oriental rugs,
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Miss Anne Nicholson
To HIRE Ten

Miss Anne Nicholson Is entertain
ing with a small tea at her home
Wednesday afternoon from until
5 o'clock. Assisting her will be
Mrs. Csbert Baillargeon. Mrs. Clar-
ence shannon. Mrs. Lacy Hofius
and the Misses Betty Morrison,
Mary De veuve, Mary Collins, Betty
Fetter. Ethel Morrison. Loyal La
mont and Roberta Humphrey
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THO Parties Planned
for Mrs. Schulz

Two more entertainments have
been added to the already long list
Of affairs given in honor Of Mrs.
Edward shulz, who Is the guest
OF Mrs. Cecil H. Bacon Friday
afternoon. September I. Mrs Her
bert r. Condor is giving an in
formal tea for Mrs Schulz from
Q until at her home. On Mon
day Mrs. Schulz will again be COM
plimsnted at luncheon which Mrs.
J. r. Douglas IL giving for her at
The olympic.
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Mothers-MOte
Weddina

The marriage OF Mrs Emma Lou
Mothers OF ST. Paul 70 Mr.. Lewis
Mote took place Thursday evening,
August q, at $3.50 o'clock at Mr..
Notes home. The bride had as
her attendants Mra Virginia Hell
yern, for matron Of honor, ard
Mrs. Olive T,lcle, for brides attend
ant Mr.. Homer Rich WIS best
man. Following the services. which
we're performed by the Rev. J. -.
O. Powers, n reception was held.
After short honeymoon tho couple
viii be at home at COZ Summit
ave.
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Among the many from Seattle 60.
Ing up 10 Everett, for tho finals in
the Washington State womon's Golf
association tournament yesterday
wcro Mrs. o. y. GOWN. Mrs. William
PiKgott. Mrs. Bruce Shorts. Mrs.
Frank Case. Mrs, David II. Moss.
Mrs, Rex Stafford. Miss Doris Fish.
cr Mrs, Chester King. Mrs Frank
VI Frctwoll. Mrs. Clarence Shaw,
Mrs. Gene Stratton. Aira. Gene Hat.
ton. Mrs. Forbes. Mrs. Shirley Par
ker. Mrs. Miller Freeman. Miss Alice
Louise Mcdonald. Mrs. Walter Tracy
and Aiias Gertrude Lewis.
Mrs ]. NJ Wade and small daugh.
ter and Mrs. scbeblc. Mrs. wade's
mother. who have been spending the
summer here. left this morning for
their home In wena,chee.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Shaw are
on a motor trip for few days. which
will include Chchalis aud Mount
Rainier
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Faulkner. Of
juneau, Alaska. nrc visiting In town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Tucker left
last evening for Vancouver TO spend
week
Air and Mrs. Clinton Douglas
dorothy Gibbs OF Pasadena, Cal.
arrived In town yesterday 70 visit Air.
and MrH. Stephen Il. Gibbs, parents
Of Mrs. Douglas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Graham are
spending the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Gibbs. In Port Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wesley Kline.
fclter arc receiving congratulations
on tho birth Of son, Wednesday.
August &c, at the Swedish hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy NJ. Holland and
small son. Harrison. have returned
20 their home ~ this city. after
spending four months at their sum.
mer home at Manchester.
Mr. and Mrs, Henry Philips and
two daughters left today for Toxic.
land Beach. where they will spend
two weeks
Mrs. 4. s. Freedman, who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mra. Wesley
Klinefelter, is leaving Tuesday on
the II. T.. Alexander for California,
TO join her husband. Lieut. Freed
man, in Coronado, whore they will
mako their home until December.
when they will go TO Annapolis,
where they win be stationed for
three years.
Mrs. Mackay Lewis. who has been
the guest OF the L. u, Stedmans at
Tho Highlnne, for the summer, left
today for Coronado TO Join her hus-
band Lieut.. Lewis, and spend the
winter.
Mr.. Card Leslie. who has been
~ ut tho home OF his mother,
Mrs. IT, w. DAILY 003 Boylston ave,
for tho past two weeks Ia conval-
cscont and will be glad to SEQ his
friends before his departure for the
East in two weeks
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Miss Campbell TO
Be Hostess

Miss Dorothy Campbell is enter
tanning with luncheon at her
home Friday afternoon, September
4. for the pleasure OF Mrs. Joseph
J.. Carman, Jr., who has recently
come here from Portland TO make
her home Mrs. tcarman Is the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs II. #.
Alexander.
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Luncheon at
College Club

For the pleasure Of Miss En-
manell Baekus and for Miss Sarah
Dorsey Brown, who Is the guest
OF Mrs. George Black, Mrs. David
Morgan Roderick will entertain with
a luncheon at the College club on
Wednesday afternoon.
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Hollywood Visitor to
Be Honor Guest

Miss Bcrnice Butler is sending out
cards in a week for a tea 10 be given
at her home from until 6 on Fri.
day, September IS. in honor OF her
cousin. Miss Helen Beaton, OF Holly
wood. California. who is 10 spend tho
winter with her.
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Orthopedic Thrift Shop

Tho orihopedic Thrift Shop will
be In charge Of University guild.
Monday morning. with Mru II. II
Hone and Mira. ". =. Zimmerman
as hos,esses, In the afternoon Wash
ingion Park guild win have charge.
with Mrs. Henry McCillla and Aflss
Driscom as hosgesass
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Mrs. Fisher to
Haze luncheon

Mrs. Barnette Fisher Is entertain
ing with n luncheon "Wednesday.
September 2, az her home in honor
cf Miss Margaret Denuison OF Ala
media. Cal, who is the house guest
Of Mrs. William Gould. Covers will
be placed for eight.
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To Giue Bridge

Complimsnting Miss Erdens Cam
cron. who leaves Monday for Col.
umbla university. Mrz Byran Win
ter entertained with a small bridge
party at her home this afternoon.
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DAUGHTERS OF
PIONEERS
Campfire Girls
PERSONALS
PERSONALS

Does rain drive away magic? Not
at Camp Sealth. Sealth Gypsies are
thriving in the rain and having a
fine time. Monday the girls divided
into two bands and dyed their mid.
dies to suit the color OF their re.
spective bands. Wednesday Mrs.
Wallac Beall invited all Of the
girls in camp. 102 in all, to 30 to
her home for luncheon. Campfire
Girls are fortunate to have such
friends. Thursday the Gypsies
spent the day at Dead Mans island.
in Horsehead bay.
Mr.. Theodore Harper. OF Portland.
author of the Mushroom Bay" a
book for children. which has caused
much favorable comment, was
guest OF the Sealth Gypsies early In
the week. Mr.. Harper delighted the
girls with stories about the evening
fire. Several felt themselves, in.
deed. fortunate when they were civ.
en- an opportunity to see Mr.. Har.
per's new book, singing Feathers"
which viii be on the market at
Christmas time.
With the beginning OF group meet
ings, ship and all.city activities, tho
Campfire Mothers club win resume
its meetings on the fourth Tuesday
OF September. Tho Mothers club.
which meets each month, has mado
rugs and curtains for the ship.
Plans for this year include many
ship improvements.
Mrs. w. 7. parson and her
daughter, Esther Jane, OF Port An-
gelcs. spent Wednesday evening.
August &c, aboard ship.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
| YEoMANETTES GET
TOGETHER

4 AsFAAaNsMbaA 4 10 VIZ
TOGETHER
Arrangements have been com
ploted by former Yeomanettes. for
the annual get-together banquet
TO be given at the Butler hotel at
o'clock. Tuesday. September 10.
Owing to very incomplete mailing
list now on hand. all former Yeo-
manettcs are urgently requested to
get In touch with Miss Sadie Con-
ley, 9ol Sixth ave, Seattle, by mail,
or by telephone, MAin.92SS. eve
nings. for reservations. At this
banquet plans will be discussed for
tho formation Of national asso.
citation,
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Clubs
CLUBS For MONDAY
MEXICAN LEGION

AMERICAN LEGION
American Legion auxiliary to Raj.
nlcrNoblc post meets Monday, Au.
gust 81. at o'clock, In the Leglon's
clubrooms. 500 Third ave. Tho now
state president, Mrs. Garrison Bah.
cock viii bc guest. a large attend.
ance Is desired,
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NATIVE DAUGHTERS OF
WA GIIINCTAN

NATIVE DAUGHTERS OF
WASHINGTON
The regular monthly meeting Of
Princess Angelina Parlor, No. .,
Daughters OF Washington, viii be
held Friday evening, September 4.
at S o'clock, at the Y. w C. A.
All members are requested to be
present as the winters plans arc
TO be made.
RoSSLAND, b. c.,
PICNIC
Former residents OF Rossland. 3.
G.. are having picnic Mt Lincoln
park, Sunday, August 30.
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LONESOME CLUB

Tho annual picnic OF tho Lonesome
club WIN be held on Sunday after.
noon at Lincoln park. This annual
feature Of this organization is looked
forward TO with interest each year,
as II never fails TO produce enter.
toinmcnt and features that arc I'm.
usual, to say tho least.
This years frolic promises TO he
tho best yet aud number Of art.
Ists Of the musical world, together
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Der OF M sigma M Medical
fraternity.
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ARTHUR ]. HUBBARD GUEST
OF LYRIC CLUE


The Lyric club will entertain with
a reception in honor OF Arthur J..
Hubbard. of Boston, in the Rainier
chapter house, Friday evening, Sep.
TENDER 4, at o'clock. Invitations
will be limited TO musicians and
music lovers. During the evening n
musical program win be given, on
which some OF the most psmisins
young artists viii appear. Mr.. Hub.
bard is one OF the foremost vocal
authorities of America and numbers
among his pupils. such opera and
concert singers as Charles Hackett,
tenor, and Roland Hayes. negro
tenor.
Mr.. Hubbard. who has been a
guest teacher, in Los Angeles dur.
ing the summer, is en- route to his
homo In Boston. He is being on.
tertained at tho homo of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Cook, while in Seattle.
EASTERN STAR CLUB
Eastern Star club, 1920 Arcade
Square, will have bridge party
Wednesday afternoon. September Q,
at 2 o'clock, for members and their
guests.
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CAPITOL HILL
w. c. T. L.
Capitol Hal w. C. r. U, will meet
at the home OF Mrs. o. Stith, 54I
Temple pl. Tuesday September /.
Take Cherry Street car and get Off
al 2sth. All members urged to be
present and visitors cordially in
vited.
UNIVERSITY
w. c. 7. u.
University w. c. T. L. will meet
at the Mallory gymnasium, y. 45th
ST. and University way. TUESDAY,
September !, at 2 O'Clock.
DR.. Emma Wing Thompson viii
have charge OF the program and
will give an address on Health and
Medical Temperance"
Officers will be elected for the en-.
suing year. All members are urged
to be present and visitors win he
cordially welcomed.
DAUGHTERS OF
PIONEERS
The Daughters OF Pioneers OF
Washington Will meet at the RAJ.
nier chapter house OF the D. a. r.
at Harvard ave. and E. Roy ST,
Wednesday afternoon, September ..
at o'clock. Mrs. Eliza Ferry
Leary will speak on "washington's
Home in Mount Vernon" Tea will
be served during the social hour.
with Mrs. Norton w. Thurlow as
hostess.
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Mrs. Noel Kerr, Of Wenutchoc, left
Thursday, after spending a fow days
here.
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Mrs. ~ l. Chapman, OF Phoenix,
Ariz., lis Visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Anderson, 3s42 Aurora ave.
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Mr. John Ward. OF ST. Paul, Is
spending u few days in town.
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Mr.. Bruce Dyer and son Hector, OF
San Francisco, are spending a few
days at The olympic.
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Mrs. Philip Aaron han an her
house guest Mlss Jane Neil, prin-
cipal OF n school for crippled chill
drcn in Chicago.
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soRoPTIMIsT CLUB

Tho next regular weekly luncheon
OF the above club will be held on
Tuesday, September /. at tho Wash.
ington hotel, Second and Stewart,
at 1916 o'clock tprompu. Members
viii please assemble from IL. Pro-
cecdings terminate at l;l5 prompt.
Mr., Manly p. Hall Internationally
known lecturer and world travelor),
pastor OF the Peoples church OF
Los Angeles, viii be our speaker
and guest Of honor. Subject: Pick
ing Up an Education"
Doctor Maude Gallagher win also
be an honor guest of the club.
Seattle guests may be invited
II their profession or line OF business
is not already represented In the
club, residents OF Seattle are
at all times eligible as guests.
Yours for quality. harmony. ser.
vice, Martha IL. Sumbardo, Mary
b. Cummings, Jennie Hayes. Emma
M Beddow. zula Greene, Kathoryn
II, Howard. Nanctte +. Clay, Alllco
NJ, owens, Amorcl Weeks, Sadie
Barash, Group Captains.
PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE
DEPARTMENT.
Tho Parliamentary Procedure dc.
portmcnt Of tho Woman'S Century
club, will give bridge aud nah
longs tea, Thursday, September 10,
at . o'clock at the homo OF Mrs
W. II. Dornborg, 1851 18th ave. N.
Mrs, II. r. Hanson is chairman Of
tho arrangements and Mrs, ", II.
Darncil is vice chairman, The pro.
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Personal

Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Ruggies are
leaving Thursday for New York,
where they VIII spend the winter.
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FREMONT
w q II L.

Fremont w. c. \. U.will meet at
the homo OF Mrs. j, w. Cairns, 3S25
Albion pL Tuesday, September I, n,
o'clock.
Dr. Ada Mack county superin.
tondcnt of tho department of health
and medical temperance, viii deliver
an address on that topic, a large
attendance is desired.
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Mrs. w. 4. Parson and her
daughter, Esther Jane, OF Port An-
gelcs. spent Wednesday evening.
August &c, aboard ship.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Wolfe and
Patricia Wolfe Morrill, returned
Thursday evening from Hoods canal,
where they had been for n week.
Patricia. who has been the guest Of
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wolfe. for the summer, is leaving
next wednesday for her home in
Los Angeles.
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Miss Margaret Prosser, who has
been tho guest Of her mother. Mrs.
william +. Pro5ser. will leave Thurs.
day for New York.
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NlNBAl. AUGUST To-
Mr. ard Mrs Eoss Dsvbs infer
msi supper parry faf ths pleasure
% MF aDd Mrs j. ~ Perry.
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Mrs. Mackay Lewis. who has been
the guest OF the l.. y. Stedmans at
Tho Hlghlnno, for the summer, left
today for Coronado TO Join her hus-
band Lieut. Lewis, and spend the
winter.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry ", Schmidt
have returned from two weeks
trip % Lake Crescent q
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Mr. Card Leslie. who has been
~ Mt tho home OF his mother,
Mrs. T.. w DAILY, 9Os Boylston ave,
for tho past two weeks, Ia conval-
cscont and will be glad to SEQ his
friends before his departure for tho
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Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Philips and
two daughters left today for Toxic.
land Beach. where they will spend
two weeks.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-05
lmpOrtanteS....
continuation de la pag. u

Yo he cOmunicadO, lienO de jubilO,
Ia noticia a los inspectores de >es-
cuelas. Estos Ia comunicaron a los
maestros.
iQue facil serfa informar siempre
la verdad, 81 los periodistas qui-
sieran!
FL selior Abril, que fu6 legislator
tanto tempo, V que 10 es todayfa,
que pertenece al partido Que dice
defender la tradici6n, no ha presen-
tado nunca proyecto alguno de ley
declarando dfa de fiesta ell dfa de
Reyes. A su portorriquefismo, que
NADIA ha hecho en- este sentido, opon-
go el mfo que Sc ha ocupado de es-
taS cosas.
Una pregunta mas: d Es cierto
que es usted partidario del afio de
nueve meses?
-Siempre he sido partidario de
NUEVE MESES de clase y de diez
meses de sueldo. No veo por que
ell maestro sea un empleado sin de-
recho al mes de vacaciones.
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laGs frufos. menos el cafe. caeao
y Otr0s.
Couio habia escasez de huevos
no ~ periuitla ilevar Ia poblaci6n
aFes hembras. y excluida entera-
menie IA cacerla.
las industrias. que su activo era
de nil pesos o menOs y utiliza-
ban Ia materia prima producida en-
fi pals 40 estaban sujetas a eontri-
bueioBrs.
80 estableci0 una loterfa para
ayndar los gastos del Gobierno
lnsular
lieglamentado y permitido ell jue
- de gallos dedieandose su produc-
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sexos.
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