The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 26, 1924, Page 11

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Admiral and Mrs. Robin-| son Plan Reception muel Robinson s for a recep on board to honor umittee of | Mrs. Thompson Is Giving Bridge This Evening ) Mrs. Mabel Thompson is enter-} taining w evening Darty complime Alexander, | from her home in Los ter spending the sum. Mer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. | (Judd Elliott Miss Mabel Anderson Much Feted For t sure of her bridal Barty bel Anderson is en Yertain her home, Sound aven, north of Edmonds this even ing. Miss Anderson's marriage to Mir. Thomas Spencer Knight will Make 5 tomorrow evening at here. In her honor many parties hve been given, among them one Sat Which Mrs. Albert Valentine, Jr. PAs hoxtexs last Wednesday at the ie of her mother, Mra. T. M.| Weby. During the afternoon Miss! Society. ster. T hone @A ir-0600 Frances 0 m aymond Owens Burk M Out-of. Thrift e Orthopedic harge, w Mrs. FS Mrs.) Oy Bt Personal jar Alex it Campbell, laska the latter part o! 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