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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-22
RALEIGH


Especial 10 The T imes-Dispatch.l
Raleigh. ~ C., December 3l.-Mlss
Fannie Heck was hostess Tuesday al
ternoon for the Ola Porida Book Clue.
hitch is making a study this season
Of Scotland The meeting was given
decidedly Christmas ASPECT in the
decorations. a feature being minia-
ture Christmas tree in the dinins-Eoom.
where refreshments were served. MISS
Heck had as guests other than c!uo
members, Mrs. Heck, Mrs. wan race
Miss Elizabeth Cotton and Miss IDA
. Poteat.
The Raleigh Choral Society. com
posed Of $50 or more % the pest
vocalists and other musicians OF the
city. gave its midwinter concert on
Wednesday night, assisted oy MT.
Ropps the baritone. IT was brilliant
success from an artistic viewpoint. and
was well patronized
There was a notable reception Tues
day afternoon By Mrs. c. IT. stevenson
and Miss LOWE Jones in honor OF MISS
Ada Leone Jones. their sister. who IS
to be married early I'm January. As
sisting in receiving We're Mrs. Caveness,
Mrs. Thomas Burns. Mrs. Robert wyatt
and Miss Mabel Register. Of oxford
A pleasing event the past week was
a linen shower to Miss Ara JOrdon,
rendered BY Miss Lena Whitfield. MISS
Jordan is to become the bride OF Claude
Tate. OF Littleton. on December Is
Last Saturday afternoon Mrs. A q.
Andrews and Mrs. Charles. Root We're
the hostesses for the Raleigh Country
Cub tea, and IL proved one OF the
most decidedly successful the club has
vet held There were quite Num-
Der Of assistant entertainers and the
attendance was especially large.
Friday afternoon from 4 to O'Clock
Mrs. J. r. Chamberlain entertained de-
lightfuily in honor OF Mrs. Willia m
II Chamberlain and Mrs. James T.
Moore.
Mrs. p. T. Seagle was hostess Thurs
dav afternoon OF last week for the
Twentieth Century Book Club, the pro-
gram and entertainment being especial
y enjoyable.
When Mrs. s. Wynne entertained
the Tuesday Afternoon Book Cup
unique feature was the announcements
Of the engagement of one Of the TAR
members OF the club, Miss Mabe! Roy
ster for number OF years a member
Of the faculty OF Peace Institute Mrs
Wynne read a telegram from Dan
Cupid reading: Have Just sneceedeu
in making a match between Miss Mabel
Royster. spinster. and James osborne
bachelor They join hearts and hands
after Christmas.
Quite a number OF women went from
Raleigh to Clayton " ednesday of last
week to attend a reception given Dy
Mrs Ashley Horne in honor OF Mrs w
W. Kitchin. wife of Governor kitchin
The reception was elaborate and de-
ightful. Included in the guests from
Raleigh were Mrs Cary J. Hunter. Mrs
!. Y. Joyner. Mrs. r. Y. MCPHERSON,
Mrs. J. ) Wynne. Mrs. Rufus Hunter
Mrs. W y Jones. Mrs. John Harden,
Mrs L. w. Crawford and Mrs. Edward
: Wills.
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SUFFOLK

Especial 10 The Times-Dispstch-l
suffolk. Va. December Miss
Grace Wsrrcngton was hostess 10
the Driver Book club Tuesday even
iuu The parlors aud bail we're decor
af.d in holly. cedar and ferns No spc-
ciai program had been arranged for the
afternoon. a. there was 200 ~ Oh BUS
mess - be transacted. Books were
discussed and distributed dainty
and sppctizing iuncreon was served.
Miss Katherine rarrcutiue. Of Dur
ham. y. g. is the guest % Mrs. Her
bert West. ~ Primer street
Miss Jrlia iachicatfc. II Gcorgeto~ n.
= c. has coacludsd a visa 70 AIRS. y.
=. y. !soliaday. in the West End.
DuPrec Breeder. % Drcxcl school
Philadelphia. will arrive here this
week 10 spend tIc Christmas vacation
with Mr. end Mrs. ,. T. y iIoliaday-
Mrs. ". n. Holland leaves Tomorrow
for Oxdenburg. y. Y. for the Christmas
vacation.
J. y Holland. Of Norfolk. was in
town to-day.
The Ministcrinc Circle Of Ming :
Daughters met Friday afternoon at
$40 at the v N. q. a. DsildiEae.
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HARRISONBU
Special to The Times-Dispatch.I

Special to The Times DISPATCH
Harrisonburg, Va, December 2L-Mr.
and Mrs. y. Wilson Davis are visiting
his mother. Mrs. Noah X. Davis. in
Charlottesville.
Miss Ella Gillespie, OF Baltimore. s
visiting her sister. MS Walter "
Sprinkle. Miss Resale Sprinkel has
returned from a visit to Miss GILLESPIE,
in Baltimore
Mrs. Kate II. Gibson and daughter.
Miss Katie. of Marshall. Fauquier Coun-
ty. are guests of Mrs. :. b. Martz. an
other daughter.
Miss oliver Blackburn. of Grottoes.
has returned from visit to her sister,
Miss Ann Blackburn. at Waynesboro.
Miss Elizabeth Porter - spending
the holidays in Baltimore
Mrs. Dudley Staples has returned
from an extended visit to Norfolk and
Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Grove. Of South
English. la. are visiting relatives at
Dale Enterprise and Meyers Cave.
Professor and Mrs W. W McCom0s-
OF Locust Grove. Ga. are spending the
holidays with her parents Professor
and Mrs j. NJ Bowman. near town
Mss Mary Jarmau. of Elkton. mas
returned from visit of two weeks
TO friends In Lynchhurg.
Mrs. J. +. Glenn and daughter MISS
Fsta. recently visited Mrs. j. D. Parker
al Raphine. Rockbridge County.
Mss Florence Showalter. Of Mt
Clinton. has gone to Florida TO spend
the winter.
Mrs J. Il. Campbell recently visited
her daughter. Mss Ada Campbell. a
studen; at Mary Baldwin Seminary.
Miss Nell Payne has returned from
a visit OF month 10 her grandmother.
Mrs William Payne. in Alexandra
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CONCORD

special 20 The Timcs-Dispztch.r
Concord. Va. December -f--Mrs ".
= Fc~t left Wednesday for I.ynchburg.
" here she viii spend the winter with
her niece. Mrs Lens ChildTess
Superintendent " l. Harris. % Roam
0ke. spent Monday with "a =. steele
The pupils - Concord High school
gave a very delightful cntertain-nent
in their auditorium FRIDAY night. the
play rendered being entitled Aunt
Dlnah's Quilting Party The entire
cast showed marked ability and care
mi training and reflected much credit
OF their teachers. Professor Tksnberry
and Misses Kate CardweiI and Eliza 3D.
beth Evans. who Instructed them a.
their parts Professor fkcnberry. IN
a few well chosen remarks thankeo the
audience Tor their attention. and IN
vlted them downstairs. where tee
cream. cake. coffee and Chocolate vcr~
served The bcsutifri neu SHOOT
building was brightly lighted from the
ground floor 20 the auditorfun ara sre-
scented a scene - beauty IRE suuI
- about Sc was realized ard VIII -
used On improvements - -
school building. grounds. etc
J " steele. who has been a-Frx
for several DAYS. cortin1sr qu'te f~<si<
Mr. and Mrs. " r. Price. % <@r<r
Carolina are here % sp~ut the boil
da,s Win the formers parenrs.
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WINCHESTER

rSc..sl o INC Times -Diso9tcA-i
vf-cneSte.. Va. DecembeF -i--Dr-
s-d Nrs. Howard Osburn. Of RipPon.
Jefferson County. ". Va have issued
A large nunoer OF invitations Tor 2
rorertfo- and daace 10 be held ~
gip7ou Hail on the evening Of Deem
-.~r = n ho=or Of Miss Osburn and
ere Misses Thomas.
Mrs. y. : Donaldson. wh9 has been
iiving IN lvinchcster for the pass
thirty wears. left this week IL specs
car for Boston. Mass. where she Val
I've with ac- sor-in-Iaw sad oass n
..r Nr. and Ms Joseph y. AmeS.
lfr. aud xrs. 4. V. Weens and their
JauSh.er. ATS f.miiy Wccms. nave
seen VISITING relatives and friends y
r-fff-,or. and Washington th.s week.
Mics Louise Grey left wednesday fos
Mersonfs. Tenn. where she VIII Nisii
relatives. -.
Ma Tor Eose-t ". Hunter ieft this
-~eet r.. Washington. after spending
s-~ .iuse - bis home here.
Me- Amy Rhodes has returned IRON
= ISL. 10 frisnas IN Roaroke. va
Mrs Frarck Baker has gone 90 BAL
sirn.-e on visit to relatives.
NJ g. q Snspp mas returned from
q ,f.tt TO relatives and friends at sam
init Point. ". Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ?. snenk. the
II Ser formerly Miss Catherine CaFpcr-
" nose marriage took place iasi week
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BERRYVIlLE
Especial TO The Tines-Dispaten-I

Especial 10 The Times-Dispatcn-I
Berryville Va. December -l.-t rs
Misses Lee have closed their house and
gone 70 Baltimore. Nd. 90 spend some
tine with their sister. Ms Clara Gar
rot
Miss Mary Clagett has returned from
visit to friends in Baltimore. Nd.
Misses Lgcy and Dean Puiiism have
gone to Page County 10 spend several
months with friends.
Miss Halle Mccormick mas cone
home from Hannah More Academy fcf
the Christmas holidays
W IT, Patteson. who has pecn o
guest az Or Y, =. Pages for some time.
left the first % the week Tor South
Carolina.
Mr. and Mrs Blackburn smith lefi
this week for Washington and Other
points.
Mrs T. T. Williams. % Tsouisviiie.
XIV - guest az The Knoll
Dr l. NJ kllen. Of Winchester. vas
IN town one day this week
DR.. James Smith. Of Richmond. va
In town the early part o. the week.
Colonel : = Thomas and family have
closed their home. Arcadia. ara
moved into Mrs. r. " .Ciagc'rs house.
Mrs r. y. Lewis and sons 81 NeW
yost. arrived TO-DAY TO spend IRE hoh-
davs With W r Lewis and witc.
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Especial 10 The Times-Dispatch
Bon Air. Va. pcce mbeT 2i.--Nr.
Woolfork. % Pittsburgh. is visiting 81
the homo Of Douglas Whe-ry.
Mr. and Mrs Vincent Aiamson and
Mrs. sam Cowan were eisitors IN Bon
Air recently.
Mis-. Virgins Tee Miller hss been
STAYING in Richmond with E!-s kafh-
Icrn Winston.
Miss Emily Srlir1. % Scof.svi.ic. -
spending thc holidays az the homo 81
Dr. g. " Hazcn.
Miss l. G. Baraoid was the weekend
guest % Miss BESSIE Cook.
william Cooke. recently Of norton.
will spend the holidays here With bis
family.
Norwood Bentley and son vii leave
on Monday 70 visit relatives IN Houston.
Miss Nellie NcCirer is expected on
Tuesday 10 spend TIRE holidays az her
home here.
Richard Beliamy. or Eeswick. Pow
haian County. has been the guest 81
Mrs. r. Nc. BaiiiugtQn.
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Especial to The Tines lspe,ch-
rcx;ngfou. Va. December 2l--Cap
Ain 7 ". Gilmore. quartermaster anu
e~-,,oissarx of the institute, who mas
hen iii in the University Of virginia
4ospital. IS recovering rapidly
Major ?. ". Schoeffel. United states
.rnov retired. was the guest OF the
cornmandant. Colonel Y. G. wise. TOT
several DAYS last week hpe AT 'he
institute ne addressed the hrst class'
telling them some OF his experiences
in the many campaigns in which ne
has taken part
Captain Branch johnson. y NJ. l.
1892. Of Norfolk. was the guest OF Coz
onel Wise on Tuesday and Wednes-
day. -
700 L c. A. g. is spending the
boii5avs on leave ~ absence with his
-,o.b.r Mrs Morgan Pendleton. Mr..
Tucke, has i1st been ordered 20 Port
land. Ne.
General Nichols returned from Wash
;r-,or several DAYS ago Tic had gone
4, attend to several important matters
a. COZ, notion win The bill Just intro
,s,,...5 into Congress by senator du Pont
% nav hack 70 the institute S2lf.sea-e-.
mis- being the amount % property d.
s,ro~es by Hunter on tis raid The
question % quarters Tor the corps at
the time % the inauguration was also
taken NJ
Major Kari Eeichmanu. g. :. g 40
dressed the CORPS IN tho Jackson MeHo-
rf.f uau on Ny Experiences IN thc
r:usso-Japanese War" The lecture was
Illustrated with numerous slides 90
longing 10 the War College. SHOWING
the Russians and Japs in action u was
hv far the rrost intrrcsfinS lecture IN
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HIGHLAND SPRINGS

i~uccial 10 Tho Times-DispstchI
Highland Springs. Va. December IL
Mrs White and Mrs Davies have
charge Of the Methodist sunday school
entertainment which viii BE given Err
da- night. Deccmhcr -. ~ the Mctho-
dist church An Interesting program
has been arranged
The Rapiist sunday school viii have
It's Christmas entertainment on Thurs
da- nirht December =. In the Town
Hrfl a. s o'clock.
Aiiss ~ ~ ErIs cuz'c. Who has been
very sick Tor flc past two weeks AZ
"Feifviov~ the home OF Mrs. ". y.
Turner. Is imp4oviug.
Ms. Archer and daughter. Miss
Ethef Archer. left Monday Tor Their
homo in south Richmond. after q visit
~ several days with Mrs p. T. 0ero~
a. uzisy Avenlc.
Ms Makamec. Of lexington. KY. left
fof horu- yesterday. after visit 81
several vs.-Is with der sister. Airs. 4.
D.. tscroVc. On DAISY Avenue.
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FREEZING

Especial 20 The Tiuscs-Dispaioh-l
Freezing. Va. December -i.--Aiii -"
J.. stanley. Of Darwin. - visiting re'"-
fives at FrcclinG.
A.. yat.au Crriro. o. Pound. Is visit
ing relatives here.
Mrs John ". Sfrauth. ~ Darwin. iS
listing her aunt. Mrs John 7. TrcNitt
Master Gilbert Edwards. ~ Bolecamp'
Is with friends in town.
isaac Wills - visiting relatives ana
friends ~ Jenkins. Ky.
zen Rus hansn. of Darwin. t. visit
sou tfs sister. Mrs John y. Trivitt
William. y. Keel 81 Tsom = VISIT
ing 81 y. Y. NaEoscrS.
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GORD0NSVILLE
Especial 10 The Times-Dispatch.I

Especial 20 The Times-Dispatch.I
Gordonsv Vile Va. December Civ.
ID Cloves. wife and child. after spend
Ing the past two weeks with MS
parents. M. and Mrs. y. X. Cloves, in
the city. have returned to their home
In Martinsburg. w. Va
Rev Hugh II. Hudson. wife and little
daughter left few days ago TO spend
a month with relatives and friends in
Washington Courthouse, D.
Mrs. C. 3. Leckey. of Baltimore. has
arrived to spend the Christmas holidays
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. II
Hall in the city
Rev T. III. Clarke. pastor Of the Cor
louisville Methodist church. has moved
his family to town and is now occupy
ing the parsonage on Diamond Hill
w. W. Brock. OF Richmond. was a
visitor this week at the home OF Mrs
Mollie Sneed-
Fenton J. Eubs1k and Claude t.
HUFF left few DAYS ago for Washing
ton. where they have secured positions.
T. ". Ross was IN Richmond on
Wednesday.
/. ! raser was IN Orange several
DAYS this week
Miss Mary Cs-d spent several dsys
this week or VS. 10 iciatt''' 49,
friends in Richmond
Maurice Block. who IL attending nc
RANDOLPH Macon Academy. Ashland
has been spending the week With ms
parents. NJ. and Mrs. l. Block. In the
city.
=. -. Terrell has returned from trir
Of several DAY. TO stanton
Miss Mario Williams. n Thei,na'
-aS the guest o. Thursday - Mrs-
7. G. Lake. IT, thc city
Mrs. j. A g&ss. - Chsrlo;tesville. -
or visit o. her father. J I Acree-
who - quite sick.
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HOUSTON
special to The Times-Dispstch.

Especial TO The Times-Dispatch-l
Houston. Va. December 2l-At beth
Car Baptist Church on last SUNDAY
evening the ordinance of baptism was
administered TO twelve young converts
Those baptized were E,Dpsie Shapard'
Annie McGhee, Carrie Dickens. Marie
Burton. Gertrude Lacy, Annie Carter
virginia Carter, Heber Shapard, Robert
Crews. Samuel Carter. Robert Garter
and Roy Dickens
Charles Lloyd and Della Childrey
were married on Monday morning at
the county clerks office. Rev Nathan
MAYNARD performed the ceremony
George w Wright, grand Masonic
lecturer of Virginia, was mere TINS
week.
r l. Clark. Of stuart. who is a can
didate for marshal for the Western
District of Virginia, was in Houston
this week
Miss Kyle. of Rogersville, Tenn, is
visiting her cousin. Mrs James -
Easley.
Mrs Philip Lipscomb. Of Richmond. IS
visiting her mother. Mrs. T. w wat
kins
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in Baltimore. are now at home near
Berryville.
Mrs. Margaret Smithey has gone to
Baltimore. where she will spend the
remainder of the winter with rela-
tives.
Dr. John Randolph Graham. Of New
York. and Rev Henry Tucker Graham.
d. D.. president Of Hampden-S Sidney
College of Farmville. have been visit
ing their father, Rev. James r. Graham.
ID. D., here.
Mr. and Mrs. William Jenkins. WIN
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. NJ T.
Reed for several weeks, have returned
to Baltimore.
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Sheer linen, dainty designs in hand
embroidery; price, each. 25c 10c
Sheer Swiss. Muslin, Hemstitched.
Embroidered, Scalloped Embroidery.
also dainty Valenciennes and Point
Venice Lace Edge; price. 0Sc
each ..-........-.-- NV
Sheer Linen. with one corner en-
broidery. dainty designs; 101~
price, each ......--.-.-.... LIN
Sheer Linen. initial; price, S~
each, 1215c; boxed, to box ~
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All Linen Shirtwaists,
soft collar and cuffs, Col
ton make" at. ......-
New Lingerie. in wolfe
and lawns, fancy trimmed,
long sleeves and high col
lar, at $1.00, $2.4S and.
Stripe Wash Silk Shirts,
all shades. tailor finish, at.
Fancy Chiffon Waists, in
all shades, including broken
sizes. in higher priced
Waists, at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-22

Mems 75c Combination Sets Of
Suspenders and Hose Supporters,
in beautiful Christmas box; sale
price, soc.
Mems Combination Set OF Arm
Bands and Hose Supporters TO
match. in pretty holiday box, soc
value, for 25c.
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Thousands of. Handkerchief
At Wonderfully Lou Prices

Sheer Linen, dainty lace Do
edge; price. each ......... IN
All Linen. Hand Embroidered. at
tractively boxed: price for Ct IN
box of 6.............. OI sCU
All Linen. hand cmbroid-
si's' small boxes: price for box CSC
All Linen, hand embroid-
cred. fancy boxes; price for %O>
box of 5 ............ W
All Linen. initial. in Christy S0~
boxes; price for box OF o. CV(
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-04
For SalIow, Wrinkled,
Freckled, Pimpled Skin

~ you have any cutanceua blem-
ish. don't nae paint powder or any +.
tang e3ac To cover n up Too
often tisis only emphasizes the de-
feet. BtFldes, it'A much eakier TO
remove the Disagreement Win or.
binary msrcoIixed wax Applied
nightly. the wax will gradually re-
move frerktee. pimpies. black heads.
meth patches, saliowneHs. red or
yellow hiotches or any surface
eruptions The affected eutieie la
absorbed, a little zach day. until the
clear. soft. youthful and beautiful
skin beneath IL brought wholly 80
view. Ask the druggist for an
ounce Of mercoiixed WAX and usa
this like you uae cold cream. Re-
move In morning with soap sitd
water. Many who have tried thia
simple and harmless treatment re-
port astonishing results.
Tf bothered with wrinkles. sag.
GlnE cheeks or double chin. a wash
lotion made by dleWolving an ounce
OF Haxoiits IN hnlf-pint witch
hazel viii prove effectuai ---Advt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-04
What's the Matter
With Your Baby?

the families ~ Mrs s. 3. Slaughter,
1895 Spruce 81, Pueblo. Colo. and
Mrs. Ida A. Brlnksr, 75s so. Grant
81. Denver, Colo. the only laxative
given IL DR. Caldweii'H syrup Pep
sin IL has been found 90 answer
most perfectly all the purposes OF =
laxative. and Its very mlidneaa and
freedom from gripping recommend IA
especially for the use OF children.
women. ana old folks generally ~
people who need gentle bowel
htimuisnt Thousands 81 America
families have been enthusiastic
about u for more than a quarter u
a century
Anyone wishing 20 make n trial Of
this remedy before buying ~ In the
regular way of a druggist az fifty
cents or one dollar a large bottle
Family sizej can have n sample bot
tie sent 20 the home free Of charge
by simply addressing DIR. W ~
Caldwell fo5 Washington ST. Mon
ticelio. M Your nams and address
on a postal card will DO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-04
THE BRIDES
LUNCHEON

The brides luncheon TO her
maids and the bridegroom's dinner
to his hest man aud uahers. - GER
ally known as the bachelor din
ner.~ afford an opportunity for
much gaiefy and merry planning.
The careful selection OF place
cards for the luncheon should not
be neglected These come with
pictures Of bride and bridegroom.
or the whole bridal party may be
indlviduallzed In hand painted
cards. Some cards are cut In the
form OF a wedding bell and are
painted with orange blossoms. 9th
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-04

crs again are ia slipper shape and
painted with orange blossoms. and
some are with n wedding bouquet
or with frolicaome little euplds.
The table ecutcrpiecc. when OF
flowers. should be very Htmpie--not
OF orchids nor VALLEY lilies. nor In
ans way 80 arranged 20 suggest
the wedding breakfast table. kin.
pllcisy must dominate white
afalcss. not ia plants. bnt IN loose
branches. laid IN n Low mound ara
exquisite OF a basket ~ French
biaaue. aEaina filled. "a lovely.
IN The mldst os 80 mach that h
sentimental Il Ncems too eruemle a.
think OF mere food. bat this docs
forfn raft ~ even a bridal lunch
son. ard az Il to somewhat OF a
trial for The bride to plan \ menu.
the following IL suggested.
Grape Fruit
Sailed Pecans Olives.
Chicken rou.iion.
f.0b4ter . IA Nav burg.
Squads on Toast
Asparagus
Stuffed Tomato Salad.
Cheese Stgawa
vnuiilA Ice Cream.
LATHE Cakes Iced fi1abons.
Chocolate. Whipped Cream.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-04

The young mother--and many an
old one. tools often puzzled 10
know the cause OF her chiidn ~ ma.
tufe. The loudnssH 81 It's crying
does not necessarily indicate tho
seriousness 81 rs trouble. Il may
have nothing more the matter with
"A Than a headache or a feeling Of
general duiinsss. IL cannot Of
course, deseribe it, feelings but an
preliminary measure you are safe
IN trying a mild laxative,
Nine Times out of ten. You viii
find II In all the child needs, for itr
feHtisHsneHs ana pehyiahness are
perhaps due 20 obstruction Of the
bowels. and once that has been REM
edied the headache, tie slug Risinsen
and the many other evidences %
constipation and indigestion Will
quickly disappear.
Don't give the littie one salts. ca
thartic pills or nasty waters for
these Will act aa pufKatiyes, and
they are too strong for child. In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-04

Tho BRIDES bouquet IL the
browning point In her attire.
Tho very elaborate bouquet Of
previous seasons has been sup
planted this year by the prim
Victoria bouquets with their quaint
lace papers. SO the up-to.the-min'
nte June bride of 1912 VIII carry
one.
The bouquet Illustrated Is made
OF roses and lilies completely en-
closed by maidenhair. The Old
fashioned lace paper 10 sort OF
outside friIl and holds the Flowers
and ferns closely In place.
The satin ribbon shower. the
length of which depends some
what on individual taste, u
caught with lilies OF the valley
and maiden-hair sprays.
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Letters to Cynthia Grey

of thought. and that the nearer we
approach the Dlvine-by whatever
name~the more beautiful the body
bscomea. The beautiful thought
OF parent may produce a beautiful
body In the child, but unless the
spirit OF the child Is beautiful. the
body VIII not remain 80.
II tho conservatory aud the tutor
are Of equal standing or ability.
would say the conservatory course,
aa the fact that you have been
graduated from the conservatory
VIII help you materially ia your
WORK later. but, do not sacrifice
really good instruction Ia order 10
take a conservatory diploma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-04

MORE "runNlEs"

: = = = = = = = = - - -
Dear Mas Grey Your Funny"
has been funny. but now u IN get.
ting serious. would like TO ask
Rights for Men" what be means
by women taking mems jobs." or
their true place."
| wonder OF he has the nerve 90
present his dear old mother with a
copy of that remarkable essay I
dare say not. and a. TO the horse
whipping. thing he IL the one who
needs Il. not ''Dr. .. w"
To Acme Aqua say. don't give
in. II you do IN so small a matter.
he viii expect you 20 do the same
no matter how serious the subject
To- Stick 60 your rights My wlfa
comes and goes as she Wills. and
talks A. she picaaea. and that IL tho
best way. ELMER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-06-04
the FisBlNo HABIT

Dear Mias Grey. have a little
boy years old, and | find he has a
habit OF telling little fibs when he
does something he should not.
Please advise me.
YOUNG MOTHER.
A.-~Nearly all children toll fihs.
II n usually through fear. Cain
your child's confidence. and don't
puniah for every little thing. DO
not lot a grave offcnse pass without
punishment. but teach him that he
brings suffering on himself By do
ing wrong.