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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-01
RENTING A FLAT

Have you seen the Richardson's new flat? It's dan
dy thoroughly modern equipped with many stepsavlng lit
tie and the rent reasonable was over
to call last evening and they showed me all through
Il asked them how they TO find such perfect
home and Mrs Richardson said she signed lease several
ago before the house completed even after an
Tribune Want Ad Of the who was building
four flat houses and he them all rented advance
tenants could select their decorations,
the result of a half dozen Tribune Want Ads
Wise landlords have learned by experience that the
quickest and least expensive way to good ten
ants is bv Tribune Want Advertising.
Every landlord do the very thing, Phone
in your Sad' at once. Yes Either Phone Bell 800
Ind 800
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Pope Deeply Moved.
Bv 4 Assogiairi prrss

ipN SSSotl5iIu ffeSS.
ROME. Sept, 30.--pope Plus today or
dcrcd Cardinal Merry Del Val the papal
secretary of stale. TO communicate TO him
Immediately on receipt all messages re-
Sarding The Trpoli affair.
When the pontin read the dispatch to-
dav saving that all the Italian mission
aries had refused Ia leave Trlpoli and
that they were under tho ruorection CT
the Italian flag AT the Italian consulate
his. holiness vas considers bly, affected
and. falling tn his knees on the .prie Dieu
exclaimed: Let US pray for those true
snldlcrs OF God and relieinn -
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GARD OF THANKS.

MRS l.. r. HEFFNER. MRS. &. FITz-
r patrick and W. j. Crowley wish 10
Mccain. and the Royal Neiehbors also
their many friends for their beautiful
floral offerings and expressions of sym
j. Crowley. n226
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ITALY FORCES TURKS
To FIGHT At HOME
Landing Effected Near Pre-
vesa, European Turkey,
After Sea Fight.
Continued From Page one.)

while Italy was making extensive prep
aratIon.
Turkish newspapers assert that the
ex-Graud Vizler Bakkl Pasha is TO be
tried by court martial.
Great Indignation is expressed agains!
Germany. whose flag has been hoisted
On an italian dispatch vessel nom here
and on italian houses In Tripoli. Ger
many is accused ri hvpocracy. The last
meeting between the German ambassador
and the Turkish war minister Is said TO
have been very stormy.
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to me R0 | tros, YOUR uPHoLsTI:oT,SSs,
,tra 'ersss remaking. TIA, naS9
Wis GO. Both phones 3sa Ssd6il
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TUESDAY. OCT. 3. AT $50 S. MAIN
VIII sell the contents of rooms high
grade furniture. Dresser. warirobes.
sideboarG. couch, iron brass beds rockers
dining chairs, tables Born steel range
Kitchen utensils, dishes. carpets and
rugs, mattresses and other useful articles
Intend this sale for good furniture C.
u. OstcrIoh. n229
MONDAY. OCT. ., at 1880 AT 974
First avenue. I will sell rooms of nice
furniture; carpets. rugs. iron brass beds
steel range. Jewel gas range, chiffonier
side board. springs. mattresses, dishes
linoleum. rockers dresSers. dining sci and
eic. c. z. Osterloh. auctioneer mes
c. L. osTERLoH. ATCTIONEEP.
wants TO sell you out Telephone Bell
2S2i-k. Residence ga S. Main n225
BY E. NJ ONION, ON TUESDAY. OC-
tober 3, 1880 a. M, al 563 First ave
nue. near ii street I will sell II lot OF
fine goods. one Emerson upright plano
fine rugs and carpets. parlor desk, rock
ers and chairs, center tables, easy chairs
san. couch. dining table. good dining
chairs, elegant buffet. linoleum, combine
ton Kitchen table. maDte, folding and
iron beds. 6ressers, commodes. chiTo-
nier, 3-hole gas plate, lace curtains. etc,
e
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IRA YELLING statesmen WANTED
Hundreds Of good positions now open
paying $1,000 TO $4,000 Il year and eX-
one OF them Write today for full par
ticularss list of good openings and testi-
Inonials from hundreds OF men recent
~ placed in good positions. Address
nearest Office, Dept. Ill National
Salesmen's Training Association, Chicago
New York. Kansas City. Seattle. New
Orleans. n2i
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WANTED
WANTED-SALESMEN.

statesmen AND GENERAL SALES
agents to sell our new Automatic
Wrapping Paper Printers tn merchants.
4 money maker. Automatic Co. Gl2 So.
Clark ST.. Chicago. NIL
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CONTRACTORS

Sc>SS"-~~~>~->~~~>-~>~>-~~-
CEMENT WORK SIDEyyAT ne
hoors and retaining walls Bowen Con
" dSa'ch Ouch nl39
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STEAM LAUNDRY,
FAMILY REMEDIES
CHEMISTS AND AssAYERs

BIRD COwAN CO.
I'V Spdtn w eWDlc- Bcil phone ana
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WANTED
WANTED-MIsryr5.

u uKNIrGRE OF ALI, XI>,>N-,~
r. Cd; VIII pay you flrst-cHiaa cHiaMDs N
Fisher & Co. i65 sn ass va -is
ol'l- Ind. sea. W. Temp;
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CUT FLOWERS

~-s-s-H~s~~------'1-
THE LEADING FLORIST. w w. KING.
IA i. End so. Both phones 81. b297
HUDDART FLORAL CO.. 81 so MAIN
ST Phones ice Cut flowers and fu
neral designs nl623
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AGENTS-MAN WANTED AS ENCLU-
sive agent; self -wrlnsing mops: we
manufacture six styles for al! purposes,
including an absolutely new combination
scrubbing brush mop That Is self wiring
ing. every woman wants this: proven
success: new. inexperienced men make 50
per day; one man made $40 the second
week. no investment. send for prices.
free catalogue and exclusive territory
proposition that will make you indcpcn-
dent. Edward Hllker Mop Co.. 1855 Grand
ave. Chicago Ill. n3l
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OSTRICH PLUMEs CLEANED

F. a. CARTER FUR co. 81 w. lST so.
Furs renaired. remodelei. redyeG rO5s7
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iSUR OLD CLOTHING 49,
SaISatlon Army. Eoth viii.
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SIGNS AND SCENERY
INVENTORS MODEL SHOP

= 17'-|-|--I---------
MODELS BUILT AND PERFECTED.
expert workmanship; satisfaction coIar-
lnteeo. % 80. state. m79T
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CLEANING AND PRESSING

lions SGlTORIUM co. MAKES
Special prices Mon. and Tues
Mems suits cleaned pressed $50
Ladies suits cleaned. pressed 75c.
Mems suits pressed. soc
22 T. 2nd So. upstairs p5
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PATENTS

- -
70 SECURE INVENTIONS, TRADE
marks or copyrights. see j. NJ Thomas
p.abie block. xl55J
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AGENTS-NO MATTER WHAT YOU
do we want to mail you our money
making catalogue of 600 quick sellers.
over 5000 beautiful pictures in our three
free catalogues; send your address inn
mediately a. w. Holmes & Co, Dept. -.
ProNidencc Il. nl9
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MONUMENTS, TowRsToNEs

LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM, r.
Mckenzie. Display yards i22 So. State
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FIELD UNLIMITED FOR THIS RAPID
seller; agents can get rich with II: send
for proofs: they Will convince you; 100
per cent profit Dept. II, Curtz & Co..
Genesee, n. Y. no
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AGENTS-BOLDRlN'S HOME TREAT
ment electric oven instantly relieves
neuralgia, gout. sciatica,
etc; sells for $I5: sample s..
Boldrin Company, S226 Ashworth ave.
Seattle. Mo
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WANTED
WANTED-AGEETS.

OR GOOD HUSTLERS; OPPORTU-
nifty TO make 81 or So day. 25T w.
No. Temple, upstairs. m3609
$40 y DAY EASY, MANY MAKE DOU-
BILE as agent for the DupleXo vacuum
cleaner; the only perfect hand machine
made, double suction; weighs only lbs,
cleans carpets. floors. curtains. furniture; !;
wonder, can't get out of order: child
can work 1t, surprisingly low price big
profits; high class easy business; one ma
chine free TO working agents; write Quick
for territory. terms and our great offer.
Duplcxo Co., % So. 5th st, Brooklyn,
n y nS
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ihiyiGS h,,sha !, a., WANTED TO Bp1yS-
csrtsr Mgsoands watches for 81 s1it,aSa na
EaILer Jewelry Store. 22a's mali 4
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WANTED--COUNTY REPRESENTA-
tive for Success Hand Vacuum Cleaner,
Superior 10 any cleaner made, either
hand or power or stationary plant. We
prove this in any contest. Largest ho-
tells using Success Cleaners. Biggest
kind of profits. FIutchison Mfg. Co., Will
klnshurg. Pa. m29l2
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBER w. HALL, UNDERTAKEN AND
embaimer- 164 s. West Temple. Phones
1919. d9
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PLUMBING AND HEATING

DAVIDSON & HARRIS cJ PII,MR
ing and steam fittine. jobbinp wo-L =,
srccl9!ty; MI work guaranteed Both
phones l52. ii2 East 2nd South n1a7
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G. H. BANKS UNDERTAKING PAR
lors, Murray. Utah. Phones Murray
34T. Murray 10. moa7S
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EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY FOR
salesman. Permanent. No capital
needed, Wanted-S250 per month man.
Expenses advanced. No samples to
carry. Address International Co. 93G
Mclntire Bldg, Dayton, O. nl6
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JUST OUT-NEW INVENTION FOR
coal oil lamps the Marvel raporizer:
fits any common lamp. makes brilliant
white light. no smoke or SMELL don't
break chmneys: cuts oil bills in two:
agents excited; Coining money. Listen.
AchorD, Utah, says; Quickest. easiest
seller ! ever saw" GlasScock. Ark. sales
sS92 In few days. kraigcr, Mo. cleared
81 one Saturday. Hurry. write quick
for free details. Medcalr Texas, made
$3.50 one hour. Send name on postal card
today. Sidney Fairchild Co, 359 Fair
child bldg Toledo. o. n30
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Will PAY CASH FOR YoT,s
hnon,se. The .Au,omobile csrmn
90, a. Bavcridge, manazer' ens, \,
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- TIE. ANY KIND yol-y,,'
iat calves; we keep buII S9
COWS fetched A. r earn lor 4
23I4-Y. Rear 1915 South tas1A Mssr
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TYPEWPITEES
BARGAIN HEADQUARTERS
STABLISHED 1909.

EXceptlonal low prices on Reninstons
Smith Promiers Fox and Densmore, 100
TO select from. All the late visibles IN
stock AGENTS for Monarch. also Standard
Folding. weight d lbs, 4. r. Dick Mime
oZIaphs. Pl7notYpe and supplies
UTAH TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE co
o" west ma so. Phones 1870
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statesmen MAKING SMALL TOWNS,
just what you want for pocket side
llne, something new, snappy and catchy.
sions, Write FOR order book today. State
territory covered, r. Dahnc, Sales Mgr.
2OS Slgcl st, Chicago. n2g
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UNITED STATES CALENDAR co,
Cincinnati. will contract with first
class man for 1872. Utah and Wyoming,
high grade advertising imported copy
rghted, domestic calendars. novelties.
cloth goods, every business house pos
sible customer; big commissions. Ad-
dress Sales Manager. nl5j
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WILL SHIP CAR II. II. ooonc :
angeles and one 10 ch,csops q
dsys "rs,ana nd and one to Florisss Fl2 sna
S storage Co.. I3 So. Najns hmb
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ABESMAN-ESTA ABLISHED HOUSE
wants travelling representative In Utah.
staple line; permanent commission con
tract with S35 weekly advanced 10 pro-
duccr: Al references required L. L..
Rice Co. Detroit Mich n93
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TO REMODEL. scnEg,,
pair yolr buildings. Cali Ind pS &
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LAKE HAND LAIINDpv -
a,e CO. work; plrase try once 9ISLY I
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HIGHEST PRICE pam ~
praS5, regG, botties. ruhb., foA
s,a,oah ian junk Co. $40 So "r sth copp
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BY e. NJ ONION. ON WEDNESDAY
Oct. 4, 1890 m, at 254 East Fourth
South street. I Will sell carpets and rugs
rockers and chairs. center tables, good
dining table and chairs. d. |. table. Home
Comfort range. refrigerator. iron beds,
spring and mattresses, bedding, dressers
chIffonier. stair and hall carpet, plated
ware, pictures. lace curtains new phono-
graph. lot records, lot fruit jars. etc. etc
nln4
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LESMAN-ESTABLISH NiERCHAN-
disc Brokerage business in home town.
Starting expense about IS. We instruct
and start you. Write for free booklet
Box 45f. lronJon, Ohio. n25
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bu YOUR OLD CLoTuINa .
or gents. Bell 502l. Ind 10y. 5ssy1. u
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FLORIDA LAND Statesmen.
Do you want 10 make from $500 to $500
a month selling Monte Vista farm lands.
others are doing IL. You can do as
well. Write us at once, Let us tell
you all about ii. iiagG Investment
company, suite 221 New York Lie bldg.
Kansas city, Mo. n..6
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S-REMARKABLE INVENTION;
folding bath: no plumbing; bathroom
substitute; 81 each sale. $50 weekly Dra-
per- Iowa, one day, S36; Gunkic. "A
weekly; act now. Fortune. Factory, JEFF
fersOn ave Toledo o no
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6COntinued on Next Paes.l
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torney. and afterwards went to Fort
( Stockton, where he is now practicing
law. Miss Grimes graduated from the
| Topeka high school and attended the
College of the Sisters of Bethany two
years. She wa some of the most popu-
lar of the society girls of the younger
set, and quite deservedly so; for she
is a girl of pleasing personality and at
tractiveness. The circle of her most
intimate girl friends in Topeka IN
cludes Miss Elizabeth Holiday, Miss
Marie Lagerstrom, Miss Dorothy Por-
ter, Miss Esther Rodgers. Miss Clyde
The date of the wedding is not decided
upon, and it may be some time before
the marriage takes place.
The local chapter of the Daughters
Of the American Revolution and the
Sons Of the Revolution will celebrate
the Fourth of July next Tuesday after
noon, with the members of the Old
Settlers asso citation of Shawnee coun-
ty at the farm of Henry McAfee on
the West Sixth street road. Invitations
have been sent out by Mrs. Aibrecht
Marburg, regent of the Topeka chap
ter D. A. r.. by Mr.. J. NJ. Meade,
president of the Sons of the Revolu-
ton, and by Miss Caroline Demming,
secretary Of the Old Settlers associa-
ton. An interesting program is being
prepared for the meeting. which viii
begin at o'clock in the afternoon.
= y
DIR. Thomas Young of Denver, for
merly pastor of the First Baptist
church of Topeka, and Mrs. Young
and their family are guests of friends
in Topeka. Mrs. S. L. Courtney will
give a reception for them and for DR..
and Mrs Robert Gordon and their
family at her home, 726 Topeka ave-
nue., Monday evening, from 1880 to
1890. DR.. Gordon has come to To-
peka from Milwaukee to take the pas
torate of the Baptist church. Mrs.
Courtney will be assisted by some of
the women of the church. No invita-
lions have been issued for the recep-
ton, and all of the members of the
congregation and other friends of Rev.
and Mrs. Young and their family are
asked to call.
The accompanying drawing shows
a smart but simple frock easily made
by the home dressmaker. This has
a tunic of old gold chiffon falling over
an under slip Of self-tone satin. Gold
tulle fills the neck and sleeves.
Around the "V'' shaped corsage, the
bottom of the elbow sleeves and edg-
ing the skirt portion of the tunic on
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-07-01

For all around wear a hat in the
style of the one shown is practicable.
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bottom and front is a banding of gilt
embroidery. A narrow width of old
gold velvet marks the high waist line
and a flat bow of the same finishes
the point of the corsage.
The first of the Y. W. c. A. Friday
evening "at homes" viii be given July
from to 10 o'clock p. m. Miss Irene
Welshans' pupils in expression will
furnish a program The guests will be
received by the members of the social
committee. who are: Mrs. T. R. Pax
ton, Mrs. W. F. Bowen, Mrs. E. G.
BrownelI Mrs. C. "A. Wolfe. Mrs. Hos
letter, Miss Anna Hartburg, Miss Sell
ma Foberg, Miss Marcia Brown, Miss
Katherine Marlett, Miss Clara Marlett,
Miss Lenore Bates, Miss Sarah Hus-
ton and Miss Mary Mcclure. No in
vitations are issued, but all members
OF the association are asked to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Henry Shaufler
OF Kansas City, Mo-, have issued in
vitations for the marriage OF their
daughter. Leona Margaret Dwyer to
Mr.. Edward Walker. The wedding
viii take place at $3.50 o'clock, Sat
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Ill, where they will be joined later by
Mr.. Thompson. The family will then
go east, spending the summer in
Mass chusetts, New Hampshire and
Vermont
Miss Ruth Wilson will go to Law
renee Monday to be the guest of Miss
Sophia Smithmeyer a week
Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Miller left to-
day for Randolph, Kan. where they
will visit for two weeks
The straight, severe lines adopted in
the planning of the frock shown have
made the model eminently fitted for
linen. It would be exquisitely dxtnty
developed in rose colored linen. The
yoke and space left open down the
front and shoulder seam should be
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he entered West Point, and following
his graduation, he was sent to Chey-
enne, Wyo. He next spent year at
Fort ROsecrans, and was then trans
ferred to the Philippines, being station
ed in the Corregodor Islands. At the
time Of this transfer he met Miss Cole.
of San DIEGO. He passed succ ossfGlly
the examination for admission to the
ordnance department, and was promo
tsd to his present rank. Before coming
back tc the states to accept mis- APP
DOiRrrent at Watertown, N. Y, he
He has now been stationed in charge
of the department at Sandy Hook, n.
j. His rapid advancement in the army
has been commensurate VITA his ability
and application.
For all around wear a hat in the
style of the one shown is practicable.
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1t shades the face, sets far down on
the head, thus eliminating the use OF
many hat pins and still conforms to
mOdish lines. The trimming, too
one of the seasons novelties-is an
other recommendation. This is of
white batiste tied in a flat, many
Topped bow in the back. each loop
being edged with bail trimming. The
hat itself is of coarse natural color
straw. Wash materials for hat trim
ming and even for the hats themselves
are among the millinery innovations.
One of the latest novelties is a
hat made Of Turkish toweling. This
for beach wear.
An array Of wedding gifts for the
bride and bridegroom of Friday even
ing are at the J. D. Mcfarland home
waiting to be packed and shipped. The
collection contains quantities of silver,
brass. hand embroidered linen, rugs,
pictures and books, and three notice.
ably handsome brass plates, for the
serving of the "caviare t the gen
eral."
An engagement that is not officially
announced, but which is of special in
terest to Topeka people, is that of Miss
Hazel Grimes and Mr.. Dennis c. Payne
of Fort Stockton, Texas. Topeka still
claims Miss Grimes as one of her own
girls" for she lived here most of her
life. until about a year ago. when her
people moved to Texas. She is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Grimes, who came to Topeka a good
many years ago, when Mr.. Grimes was
state treasurer. For a long time he
was a business man of Topeka, and a
figure in state politics. Miss Grim es
came to Topeka in the early spring to
visit her sister, Mrs. Monte Kistler.
and at that time she told her friends
of her engagement. and parties and
showers were given for her by the
girls of her set. Mr.. Payne was here
for a short time during her visit. aud
was one of the guests at a party
which Mrs. Kistler gave for her sister,
so that her friends were given oppor-
tunity to meet him. His former horne
was in Milan, Mo. He is a graduate
of the Missouri university. the State
Normal school and the law department.
of the university Soon after his
graduation he was elected county at
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Washington, July Washington
society was recently stirred by the
visit of Mrs. Walter w. Watts, on the
score of her personal charm and her
family Affiliations. Through her father.
Mr.. w. e. Reed of Savannah, who held
commission in the Confederate
Army, she is a defendant of Revolu-
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tionary notables and the Reeds of New
England of which latter family, Thos.
B. Reed was member Through her
mother the blood of several distin-
guished Virginian and North Carolina
families runs in her veins. Mrs. Watts
is also a Daughter of the American
Revolution.
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filled with cluny lace in cream or
ecru or with some of the many beauti-
full embroidered landings. All the
edges of the linen bodice portion aSe
trimmed with little crochet buttons
The narrow skirt has a center band of
lace or trimming and broad band
around it above deep hem of the
linen. Above this is deep fold of
the linen Stimulating a tuck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph H. Bollard of
Seattle. Wash, will arrive next week
to visit Mrs Bollard's sister, Mrs. B.
H Pugh Mrs. Bollard was formerly
Miss Katherine WEIGH.
Miss Josephine Pickers and Miss
Eileen Pickens left today for Chicago
to spend a month with their sister,
Mrs. Nelson Emmertz-
Mrs ". c. B. Heron left today for
California to spend a few weeks.
Miss Muriel Baxter left today for
Indiana to spend the summer.
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Notes and Personal Mention.

The A. A. Robinson family left
Wednesday for their summer home at
Philips Beach, Swantscott, Mass, to
remain until fall.
Mrs. J. B. Furry of Muskogee, Okla,
is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Anna
Wilson.
Mrs. Don Farnsworth who spent the
winter and spring in Florida, stopped
in Topeka on her way to her home in
Chicago, to visit her parents. Judge
and Mrs Frank Doster. Mr.. Farms
worth accompanied her and will leave
in a few days for Chicago, and Mrs.
Farnsworth will remain some time
longer in Topeka.
Mrs. Warren W. Smith and her
three children of Chicago. will ar
rive Sunday to be guests at the N. P.
Garretson home.
Miss Dorothy Riddle of Harrington
is the guest of her uncle and aunt,
Judge and Mrs Frank Doster.
Mrs. e. W. Thompson and daugh-
ter, Doris, leave Sunday for Evanston,