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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-06

From the happenings at the Hos.
tess House l had anatohed this
Katherine Miller believed that Jane
Lorlmcr was dead aud that therefore
she had a fair field before her. more.
over she would tolerate no rivals for
nob's affectlon--w when he should
again develop the human need OF
love
TaxiLng back 70 the train. the In
cidentA OF the day were reeled off IN
my mind with tnrturing vividnenn.
could see the hateful look which
twisted Katherine Miller'n beautiful
mouth as Hhe took In my nwaRgerlng
salute and hooking curtaey TO Bob.
Doubtless she considered them
both lmpertincncea. nevertheless. her
trained eye had caught Bob's instant
reaction 60 them. The gay red
azaiea had aroused his passing In.
terest, but myself had stirred some
deep sentimental memories. They
couldn't spring 90 life In a minute
but the seed was quick--and kAth'
crime Miller know II.
The careless glrl messenger had
accomplished for lob more than a
dozen learned physicians had been
able 90 do.
Ills saxe had been held by mine. I
had aroused HIS curiosity Ia mc 40 a
girl, not as an old playmate Ike
Jane Ames. not as charming friend
OF the Lorimer family like Katherine
Miller The GIRL in me. and tho
particular Kind Of Girl that was
---altho outwardly ! WAS poor and
shabby and fricndlens had startled
tho NAN In Bob Lorimer'
The incident wasn't one TO com
pare al all with vulgar Irritation
in which each bangles character
istic lure before the other.
The reel tn my brain flashed back
TO Katherine Miller m she stood AZ
the table In the camp lunch room
and resented the drama In which
Rob and l had played %" leads, She
had called me little fool--and she
had sent mo avay~~aut she hadn't
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-06
Wrong Sort
Of Lore

Dear Miss Grey; have Just re
read tho letter Of Yours IN Dis
trens." and II seems 10 me that abe
~ as selfish az her husband In weak.
II the man loved and courted a WON
an for two years he should have
married her. OF given her up man
fully and forever have kept the
whole matter from the woman he
married 90 pay a debt Of gratitude
lie seems 20 have paid her In poor
coin.
On the other hand. how can she
want 10 kcep him " hts hear, II with
another She says she cannot Give
him up" Evidently she doesn't
know the one great principle Of true
love. else sho would not wan, him
under such circumstances.
Once In my young days ! had a
Misunderstanding with my sweetheart
and. In n TT 81 desperation. came
very near agreeing 10 marry n wild.
over with four children. whom I
never aid and never could have
loved who knows but that the
other woman In this case acted on
some such impuisc7 Probably the
man has never had depth enough to
know or care what n beautiful, fra.
giic. destiny making thing a WON
ans love really IL. ID. q. H.
-
Husband First
In Her Home
Dear Miss Grey: May ] enter q
plea in favor OF the wife First7'
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eIfnacnIBER ZOE YEAns.

think she has had enough kicks
for awhile. at least. wish men
would state their Views on this sub
jcct Of whether a husband. or chill.
dren should come fist IN this heart
Of a. wife and mother. ! should like
TO know how many REAL MEN
would like 10 live In family whore
they are expected ~ do lot Of Low.
Ing and supporting. and yet be the
last one conHldercd1
Someone tell me this: DO women
marry men just 10 get children 70
take care OF and 10 lavish their nj.
lection on7 And. again. how many
young women ever married n man.
even dreaming that anybody's bunch
OF kids could ever stand between
them7 II women wanted children
first. wouldn't they all adopt some
orphans and asked the state 10 help
maintain thern7
Now, my dear friends. let's don't
be fooled. IT we believe there ever
was a God who saw that Il was not
good for man 20 be alone" let's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-06

from service In the East Accom-
panying them 90 Seattle were Mrs.
Charles ~. Hanks and little dauEh.
ter Jeanette. Of iakeviiie. Conn.
who win spend the summer with
Mrs. Banks mother. Mrn. Aisxandef
Baltic.
Cap; Leland Toirnan. q. = marine
eorp4. has returned 60 Seattle.
Mr.. q. ~. Fisher viii leave this
week for the Fast. The first % June
he viii be Joined In Chicago by his
wifs and together they VIII proceed
20 Northampton. Mas. where the
middle % June they viii attend the
graduating exercises at Smith Col.
leke. their daughter. Miss junniia
Fisher. expecting 20 he graduated a.,
that time Another daughter. Miss
Irene Fisher. who II student at
Mlas Evans school Ia Iioaton. VIII
Join them. The Fisher family will
visit In New York FOR a short time.
returning to Seattle sariy IN July.
Mira Harry Troutfnan ard infant
left today for Yakima They viii
Join Mr.. Troatfnan and make their
home there. Miss blanche Trcu'nan
viii remain tn the city a, the home
Of Mrs. Fred Furin.
STR. and Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher
and little daughter removed satur.
day 10 their new homo In Denny
Hlainc addition.
Mrs. John w. Eddy has returned
from a sofourn in California.
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Y. W. C.. A. Camp Boost

The annual camp boost for the
Y. w. c. A. camp viii be held at
the association building Friday.
May .. Al o'clock n socent din
ner viii be served In the cafeteria
and at 7 o'clock frolic to celc-
brste the opening Of the camp for
this season win be held.
The entertainment for the eve
ming win be provided by girls. who
win furnish novel feature. sugKes
tive Of the forms OF recreation Of.
fered At the summer camp on Balm.
bridge island. MILDLY blouses will
be IN favor for the evening.
Information as TO boat schedules
and camp ratcs viii be riven out
by Mrs. Morris Bradley Jackson. ir..
who Is the new camp manager for
the season. Mrs. Marie Miller. who
has been secured as cook for the
camp. viii also be In attendance.
The camp will be open for guests
on Saturday, May 10.
The formal opening win be celc-
hrated on Decoration day.
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PHI Beta Phi Sorority

The send anniversary OF the
founding Of Phi Beta Phi sorority
will be celebrated May nj the
Hotel Sorrento. During the service
OF banquet ,oasts viii be respond
ed 10 by Mrs. Florence Denny Hell
ker, recently returned from service
In France; Miss Glffin. Mrs. Ina
smith souie. one 81 the founders
~ the sorority. Miss Evelyn Pick
crcil. Miss frma Bean. Miss Frances
Taylor will give violin selections
and Miss Frances Hopkins VIII be
toastmlstrsss. Mrs. Anna Lytlc Tan
nahill Is grand president. and Mrs
Burton Beck. province president.
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Mrs. Chanselor Feted

Mrs. Waller @. Chanselof, OF Stu
rranctsco. Is the inspiration OF
number ef affairs given IN her'
honor, DURING her short stay here
saturday Mrs. Charles T. Neyes
entertained six guests az the Metro
politan theatre and later took them
10 tea In compliment TO Mrs. Chan
selor.
Yesterday Mrs. Francis Guy Fink
nave an Informal luncheon At the
sunset club In honor % Mrs. chan,
oeior, and later the guests occupied
! box nj the orpheum theatre.
On Thursday Mrs. J. NJ. Macedo
win give luncheon in honor or
Mrs. chansclor at the Sunset club
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AR. Sheets Honor Guest

MIR. and Mrs, Albert Charles fhit
Inns gave dinner last night at
their homo In honor OF MIR, H. ~
sheets. Covers were placed Tor
JUDGE and Mrs. Frederick baus
man. Miss Nellie Cornish. Mrs Rob
~rt Boyle, Mr.. Luther Nellis, OF Los
Angeles. Mr.. ]. Il. Robbins, OF ST
pAni. Mr.. sheets. and the host and
hostess.
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- -
Phone Rate Boost
Attacked by Meier

To show the similarity between the
Washington telephone rate case. In
which the Public Service commission
granted all Of Postmaster General
Burieson's demands, and the Oregon
case. where the commission refused
to permit higher rates. Walter r.
Meier. corporation counsel. was
scheduled 10 address the Municipal
league Monday noon in Birds cafe
teria.
He viii also show the action OF
commissions and courts In other
states. Meier charges that Burle.
sons inefficient management IL re-
sponsibie for the deficiency which
the rate increases are needed TO wipe
out.
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BY BETTY BRAINERD

the Delta Gamma sorority. She re
ceivnd honorable mention for a
painting entitled My Mother" ne
Gently exhibited at the Northwest
art exhibit. given under tho auspices
OF the Seattle Fine ARTS society.
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Fine Arts Exhibit

the Helen Hyde exhibit, OF wood
hl0ck prints will open "Wednesday
n the gallery of the Fine Arts soet
oey. isis Fourth ave. A loan col
lpc&ion Of prints by local art deal
60 viii be shown at the same time.
The show Is free 20 the public and
NE hours daily are from IL TO ).
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Mr.. and Mrs, John W. Eddy left
last night for HAY city. Mich. called
there by the death OF Mr. Eddy's
sister. Mrs. Caroline johnson. Mrs
Eddy returned last week from Cal
lfornia trip.
Mrs. n. c. Wagner returned yes
,crday from the Swedish hospital 20
her home.
Mr.. J. II. Robbins. OF 81. Paul. who
has been at tho Rainier club for
week. left sunday night for his
home,
Mrs, v. o. Boone and small daugh.
ter BETTY. returned Saturday from
Washington. -. c., where they have
been visiting Mrs. Boone's family.
MIR. III. II. sheets win motor 90
Tacoma today Co speak before tho
Lowell club.
Mrs II. c. Henry. who has becn
very ~. is improving at her home.
Mrs. Edward Agncw. who has been
spending several days In Everett. re
turned home on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank watcrhouae.
with their daughters. tho Misses
Gladys. Mary and Murlcl. have been
visiting ut pei Monte.
other seattle visitors az Del Monte
are Mr.. and Mrs. Il. u. Merrill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl 8. finrhaugh
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis n. Peoples
spent the week end with Mrs. James
Gibson a, chrystai Springs.
Miss Dorothy Wrestling has gone
TO Chico FOR a week TO the beautiful
raschail place. known from les loca
ton as the Hidden Ranse."
Mrs J. Irving coiweli returned
last night from visit east Of the
mountains.
Mr.. Frank Wrestling has Just re-
turned from five months trip
thruout the East lie visited New
York city. Boston. Philadelphia. Chi
cago and other large centera.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Roy Owens. 81
Wenatche~. who have been winter
ing IN California. are spending SOY
eral days at the Washington Annex.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton w Leonard
reached Seattle sunday after trip
East. Mrs Leonard ief, here the
middle OF March 20 spend Easter
vacation with her daughter. Miss
olive. who l. In attendance at tho
Emma willard school in New York.
Later she was joined by Mr., Leon
ard.
Mr.. ana Mrs Ivan T.. Hyiand
with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. u. Weaver.
and returned Sunday night With Mr.
Geo. stapleton OF Portland and Mr..
Richard W. Huntoon. ot Seattle
LIEUT.. Earl II. Iat!m~r. Of the
aviation service. Y, g. A.. returned
from France Sunday night after a
two years absence. He viii remain
in the city with hts parents. Ar. and
Mrs. Norvai II. Iatiner.
Mrs James A. Kerr. who has been
spendisg several months In Lincoln.
Iowa. returned home this morning.
Mr. Henry rarnum. ~ New Haven.
Conn. has gone TO Vancouver for
two days. He viii return 10 Seattle
and almost Immediately leave for
san Francisco.
Mr.. c. W. Toner has returned
from an extensive Eastern trip.
Mrs. A. J. Chalmers returned
Thursday morning from Vancouver.
II. G.. where she went TO wish bon
voyage" TO her parents. afr. and
Mrs John Panton. and her brother.
John ranton. jr.. and sister. Miss
Dorothy Pan,on. who had left Bel.
bingham To remove permanently TO
Davenport. Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Dearborn
are at the Arlington hotel In Santa
Barbara
Lieut.. Walter ~. Tomkins. 4. 8.
A.. and Mrs. Tomkins. returned
Tuesday from New York city. Mrs
Tomkins went East recently TO meet
her husband on his arrival from
service IN France. Lieut.. Tomilins
received his honorable discharge
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6 IntQhdlaGIIrey
By CYNTHIA GREY

several occasions that you would
not publish outside the city, that catered
those living farther away
could consequently you an article ON
Garrison and views were no more pro
others printed and
read 10 It has been forced In
upon my mind heard must be- true
w. EAfe
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White Elephant Shop

romorrow during the noon hour
Il the White Elephant shop. Miss
Edna MeDonagh has arranged the
program and viii be at the piano.
Miss Paula Bitters VIII sing and
Miss Frances Tanner viii play the
violin.
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The Green and Black club wiz
give a Msytirne informal saturday
evening. May 10. At the Mount
nAker club house. The annual IN.
formal for new members on satur'
day evening. June :. viii complete
the dances given by the Green and
Hlnrk cluh
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yomen's University Club

The monthly luncheon OF the
women's University club VIII take
place tomorrow and will be pre-
sided over by Mrs. J, T, powiing
and Mrs. stuart strong.
Mrs Robert Wyatt Sprague will
contribute the musical numbers.
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Mrs. PettenqiH Hoaorea

Mrs. IL. r. ostrander viii give a
luncheon tomorrow at her home Tor
Mrs. George r. rcttcngill who II
visiting her sister, Mrs. =, C. Wag'
ner. Twelve guests win be enter
talned.
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iTth ave. a, F. o'clock. Members
nf the Century club desiring 20 take
parliamentary lRw next year arc
requested to attend the meeting.
West side Art Department
The art department ~ the West
Side woman's improvement club
meets at the home 81 Mrs. /. q
Flsci. 1915 s3nd ave n w. az :
.. m. The lesson viii be The
study cf fAces."
Women Of Mooseh~art
Women % Mcoachsart Legion will
give a card party at y. IN In
Moose temple. A business meeting
and initiation will be held In the
evening at o'clock.
Isdirz ~ tho Mseesbccs
Or. Mabel Scasravc VIII address
the Ladies Of tho Maccabees in
their lodge rooms in odd Fellows
hall. 10th and Pine. al tonight
lAtAru nuANR
Haiasu Guard club at tho home
o. Mrs. o. T. Bi@rbrsncr. soi Sum.
init ~. at 1 o'clock.
lowell PIT. A.
rowrIi Parent Teacher association
will meet at 80 p. m. In tho as.
pembiy room. Assistant superinfen.
den, OF Schools r. II. Cole will speak
on Junior High schools" Music
by the students. Tea viii be
fcrvcd.
Ionia Social Club
ronia Social club meets in Ma.
sonic temple az o'clock.
Progressive Thought Club
The rrowrcsssyo Thought Club
meets At 100 .. IN. At the Fedora
ton club house. Mrs. Jennie Hope
win speak on The Trinity Exrcu
tive meeting called for is.so .. IN.
Rhdrviy Rebeccas
ftidgcly Hehecca Auxiliary. No. g.
will he entcrtained by Mrs. Adaiin.
Poore. Mrs. Percy Johnson and Mrs.
J. y. Forchand at the la,,er's reel
dcnce. 1909 s2nd ave. at $40 .. m.
Women's League. University Conxrr
rationai Church
The wcmcn's League OF the rni
versity Congregational church win
hold an ailday meeting at the
church. beginning at 1890 a. m. At
$50 o'clock Mrs. Walter Quick. a
/ former resident OF Constnntinopie.
whose father was for many years
president OF Roberts college there.
viii speak on America in Turkey"
Native Daughters of Washington
The Native Daughters OF the Pho
nee~s Of Washington viii hold their
regular meeting at tho womens
University Club ut o'clock The
club will be entertained by Mrs. W
II. Jackling. Mrs. r. Albert Bartlett
and Mrs. NJ J. McElroy.
Red Cross Auxiliary Of Rebekai,s
Red Cross Auxiliary, No. G. of the
Rebekahs, guests OF Miss Adallne
Poole. Mrs. Percy Johnson and Mrs
J. r. Forchand. 1909 send ave. at
2.s0 o'clock.
Webster PIT. A.
Webster Parent Teacher Associa.
ton. last meeting OF season, at
school at $50. Music. Spring pro
gram by pupils OF school. Mrs.
Florence Denny Hcliker.. recently re
turned from France. and chairman
OF the Volunteer Worker Service,
Will be the speaker.
Acacia Meets
The Acacia Club will hold its reg.
ular monthly business meeting on
Wednesday May Eth, at o'clock.
In the " w. G. A. club rooms, pre-
ceded by the Bible study, conducted
by Mrs. G. r. McAbee.
Faholo business
The Faholo Club OF the Y. w. c.
A. will hold It's regular monthly
business meeting Wednesday, May
7th in the club rooms on the sec
ond floor.
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bow our heads 20 the couple whose
hrHt love seems 10 have endured, II
ours has not. 4 HERO LOVER
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.Amphion Society

The Amphion society viii give n
concert tomorrow evening. under
the direction OF Claude Madden. a.
sisted by L.otta Madden. at the
Masonic temple auditorium. at sis
O'Clock. The following program will
be given:
4. Hymn 60 Mesic .sssstsssst brewer
:. stars Of the summer Slghs harksr
8. Aria hsrodiads ss.s.ssssss Maaasnet
fattA Madden.
!. kssr Cola ..ssssssss ''aeeessa
s. nelauin Love Sons. ...s.s...., Footc
s. ga Drtnk 60 Me only with Thine
Eyes. ....ss Arr. ~ Max Nesrten
CO.. Just q sens at T~tlxht, Maiioy
tel Gypsy John .........s......s Gay
7. Sonks--
ga In FLANDERS fisid .s.... Andrews
90 The f4ttts Waterman. Lane
(ei In the woods u ftnvara. ...ss
.ssssssss.t-.sss tssessss HofisiEn
,al Lave Ia Gone a. sst4ss...s.ssss
.....s...p aisy Wood Hldreth
Ter The NuH fssssessfsssss stst sltAit
Istta Madden
q The Farewell Of Hia~atha. .Fcots
Anna Grant Dali. accompanies.
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woman's Educational Club

The next meeting OF the Woman's
Educational club viii be held at the
Federation club house at y. IN.
Delegates VIII be elected TO attend
the convention OF the State Fedora.
ton of women's Clubs In Centralia.
In June. A referendum Of the City
Federation will be acted upon and
other matters Of importance will
come before the club.
At the annual meeting OF the club
the following officers were elected
to serve: President. Mrs. W. f..
Hltchings: vice president. Mrs. Il.
w. Smart; recording secretary, Mrs.
II. J. Reekie: corresponding score.
tary, Mrs. ]. II. McGrew; treasurer,
Mrs. c. Il. Dewhurst: building board
trustee. Mrs. Harriet Stein; delegates
TO city Federation. Mrs. J. H. Me.
Grew. Mrs. u. c. Cauffman: alter.
mates. Mrs. II. w. Smart. Mrs. Il. J..
Coyle.
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ned Cross tumble Shop

Mrs.. James wylie. who Is one OF
- most popular hostesses at the
tumble shop. will sting tomorrow at
~ noon hour number OF Hight
oonrx. Mrs. Frederick V. Brown
viii b. tho hostess.
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The Signal Corps auxiliary meets
in company l. headquarters. Arm.
DRY, at s p. IN.
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~ Dr.. ColdDeHs
oYRUP DEPSINI
The Perfect Laxative


In splss of greatly Increased laboratory costs due
% the Wsr By sscsAcins PROFITS end sbsubsns wsr
easss 90 hsvs maintained the price ct which thia
family isssve hiss been cold By druggists fos the past
- yesfs. Tvo slses-Sor and 81 90.
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vImy Ridge chapter. Imperial Or
der. Daughters Of the British EN-
pire. at the home Of Mrs. w. l.
Myers. ss5 18th ave. ~. at :
o'clock. Regent Mrs. j, Il. Radford
desires full attendance 40 that ar
rangcnents may be completed for
the observance Of Empire day.
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Woman's Century Club

Parliamentary procedure depart.
ment of the womans Century club,
at the home OF Mira. A. Harker. si5
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West Queen Anne PIT. A.

West Queen Anne Parent Teacher
association will hold the last meet
ing OF the season In the community
school room nj 2.30 y. m. Music
and a spring time program will be
given by the pupils. Mrs. Florence
Denny Helllker will be the after
noon speaker.
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Receires Croir dc Glterre

Mn. Harry r. Messer received
word that her brother. Maj. Robert
f9nnnor. OF Marxhsield. Wis, has
zen cited by Gen. Mangin. OF the
French army. and given a croix
- Querre. Maj. connor. who en-
1n4ad as . private ~ months aso.
wns with the 9TH division during
~ st. Mihiei drive. and went thru
~ Argonne and Meuse drives with
~ s.nd division. His division
- the ffrst to make entrance into
Germany. and has been on the
& mine with the Army OF occupa.
tlna- He is expected soon to reach
NM York
aCin Sons Born
NJ. am Mrs. Lewis NJ. Burreii
(11A1le Scarce, are receiving con
ordinations upon the birth q twin
Engagement Announced
NJ. and Mrs. Albert Noodle an
uounce the engagement OF their sis
AA8 A<AIttEf W <-atf settt"1 ~
0reen. The wedding win be sol
emnixed the latter part OF May,
Gilmer-C orbett
Miss Josephine NJ. GIlmer. dauxh-
IN Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Gilmsr.
- III isth ave. ~. and Lieut.. Jack
4 ~. Corbett. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
u H. Corbett. OF Spokane. were
united IN marriage Sunday morning
a : O'Clock at the home OF the
trtie's parents by Rev. H. II.
O0Wen. The wedding was a quiet
enc. none but relatives being In Mt.
tsndAnce- Lieut.. Corbstt returned
Saturday from the East. where he
received his honorable discharge
from service. He served In France
with the 3s2nd infantry sist dlvt
sion. Following the ceremony. the
young couple left for California.
Upon their return they will make
their home In Spokane.
Mrs. corbett. was for three years
= student az the University OF
Washington. and is a member Of
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A man wastes n lot OF valuable
time by feeling In the wrong
pocket.
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Falsolo business

The Faholo Club OF the Y. w. C.
A. will hold It's regular monthly
business meeting Wednesday, May
18th, in the club rooms on the sec.
ond floor.
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FREE SAMPLES

" you have never used DR. Caidveii's Syrup
pepsin send for free trial bottle to DR. W r. Caldwell.
babies At home eek fos . copy Of Dr. Caidweiis book.
The Care u Baby.
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(hIld Melfarc Ieague.

The Child Welfare league will
meet Mt the Federation club house
at 10 a. IN. Any welfare organisa'
ton Interested In the welfare OF the
child OF preschooi age Il asked to
send a delegate.
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ClUJ0o
j o1lIfns NukifIAfY % tVff
f6fxt Infantry

Women's Auxiliary to Company u,
isfst Infantry
women's auxiliary 20 company u.
isist infantry. viii meet In the
Chamber Of Commerce "Wednesday
evening at 3 o'clock.
women's Foreign Missionary Sceiety
The Women's Foreign Missionary
society Of the University Methodist
church will meet at the home ~
Mrs. Minnie Pascoe. s3s4 10th ave.
n. r.. Wednesday n, ? o'clock. Mrs.
C. r. Slower viii be the leeior.
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women's League. University Conxre.
rationai Church

The womcn's League OF the uni
versity Congregational church win
hold an ailday meeting at the
church. beginning At 1890 a. m. At
gao o'clock Mrs. Walter Gulick. a
former resident OF Consiant.nople,
whose father was for many years
president OF Roberts college there.
viii speak on America In Turkey"
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,Ciss Sons Born

1ar. aNd Mrs. Lewis NJ. Burreil
(1nA1le Scarce, are receiving con.
nsusulasions upon tho birth q twin
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Mfr. and Mrs George 7. Dearborn
are at the Arlington hotel in Santa
Barbara.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-06

The Acacia Club viii hold its reg
ular monthly business meeting on
Wednesday. May Tth, at o'clock.
In the Y. W. c. A. club rooms. pre-
ceded by the Bible study. conducted
by Mrs. c. u. McAbee.