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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20
Confessions of "a Bride
Copyrighted En,srpr.. Association
SOCIETY SAVES ME FROM "a FIT OF BLUES
AND RESTORES MY MIND TO NORMAL.

SO Bob and had had n vulgar
verbal squabbla over that wretchcd
letter. and 1, was all my fault. and
I could have cried my eyes out only
II wasn't worth while to do 40. BE-
cause Bob would have missed the
effect. lilo went down town and
stayed away from mo for hours for
the first time since we had been re
united.
was awfuiIy morbid. OF course.
tho longer / dwelt upon tho occur.
renee the worse l mopsd. And
would have achieved a wildly Jealous
and unreasonable mood with which
TO welcome my poor man home TO
dinner had not mother phoned me
To como over at once.
Society saved mo that day. Tho
announcement Of tho engagement be
gan 20 take effect. Never had such
an item produced more remarkable
results.
Intimate friends Of mothers. read.
ing that her son was to wed tho
beautiful Miss Miller tshc hadn't
neglected 10 send her picture with
her newH) came 10 sympathizc with
mother. II appeared that all the
older women had ian opinion" OF
tho girl. They came TO amplify
that opinion 10 mothcr--and remain.
ed To drink tea with Bob's lawful
wifel
Martha Palmer dropped in--She IL
one Of mothers favoritcs. After
Martha had Rugged me. after we had
wept together. she impressed me with
the idea that II Is an awfuily serious
thing 10 disappear and come TO life
again. resolved never 20 do 80
any more. | suppose / acquired her
legal view Of the case. To keep her
from questioning me-thcy say she
Is in line 10 be tho next assistant
prosecuting Attorney made her
talk about herself. She's built up a
fine law practice while Evan was
with tho a. II. +.
Chrys came In. She usually avoids
| n group OF women when she and
Martha observed that was terribly
distressed about something. they
turned the conversation into safe
| channels.
"Awfully exciting world" re.
marked my sister. ln.iaw Let tho
actors strike. We can furnish our
own stunts for a while. Lucic Searle
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Mrs. Lamson Hostess

Mrs. Otis Floyd Iamson. as chair.
man OF the local Armenian and
Syrian Relief committee. was host.
ess to a representative gathering OF
women yesterday afternoon. Or.
Milton s. LAttleneid. one Of the is
commissioners sent TO devastated
Armenia. described the frightfui
conditions existing In certain parts
of that country IN such a forceful
and convincing manner that prac.
tically every woman present pledged
herself 70 the financial support OF
one sufferer for the year: $3.50 will
do this. Mrs. Florence Spencer
Duryea. whose mission Is TO ask
the women OF this country TO see
that proper and correct information
Of these conditions Is made known.
gave a very appealing talk along
the same lines.
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Where we lived we were both very
well thought o. lie would go away
once each month for about IA week
and tell me IL WIS on business ]
never doubted his word once. for I
knew he had oil and mining inter
esta In several different plncea
trusted him, for / loved him. until
about n month ago / found out that
all those years no had been dividing
his love with someone else.
when I asked him II 1t was true.
no told me II was. and he rald the
reason he had never told me was be.
cause he loved me. and did not want
TO hurt my feelings Now ] cannot
go back TO the little home we had.
knowing he has some one else. I
could never 20 back there and have
our friends hhun me. for that would
break my heart. ! also have an old
gray mother. who thinks I am this
mans lawful wife. for she has been
70 our little home and thinks there
In no one like him.
lie has asked me 20 keep on living
aa We did. for the love We have for
each other. But now that / know
about his wife and babies. cannot
continue. Iio has told me he would
so out Of my life forever. II Il would
make me happy.
/ / have gone 10 work in "a public
place, trying to forget him. elerking
In n store. / have also spent my
evenings nj different places OF
amusement. but he is on my mind
constantly. | cannot make up my
mind 20 give him up. At times.
think ! will no insane. Hardly n
day passes that he does not rcmem.
Der mo with some little token Of love.
I I know he cares for ms from the
consideration he has always shown
me. He has always taken me out
among his friends. and many times
has taken me on his business trips.
no | am sure hc never was ashamed
OF the. This II the first wrong
have ever committed. and ! never
went into Il blind. for this man came
10 mo In one OF my darkest hours
Dear Miss Grey. please give me
your advice as 90 what / should do,
for remember that ! have loved with
my whole being. / am anxiouHly
{ waiting your reply.
ONE WHO LOVES.
You must put yourself In
mathematical state OF mind. and
solve your problem just aH you
would an algebraic equation.
Then. and then only. viii peace
como 10 you. This may sound
cold and unfeeling. but tho world
deals out cold. hard facts. The
marriage laws wcre Instituted
for tho protection OF women and
children. Invariably. when
woman defics them. she suffers.
for they were made for her pro
lection. Can't you realize that
had you not listened 10 the man.
unless he should make an honor
able proposal OF marriage, and
then back IL up IN reality. this
trouble would not have come up
on your You HAVE done wrong.
and every wrong oxacts its pen
atty. You must suffer until you
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Mrs. Kellogg
Honor Guest

To compliment Mrs, Edward Stan.
ley kellogg, who has been the guest
Of Mrs. Pierre l.. Ferry during the
fleet festivities. Mrs. David kellogg
entertained with luncheon OF ten
covers at the Rainier club Thurs.
day afternoon. A basket OF pink
bined with coreopsls and autumn
leaves. made charming center.
piece for the table. Mrs. Kellogg
Is the wife OF Capt Kellogg OF the
u $. s. Vermont. and the niece OF
Admiral Robley ID. Evans and Ad'
miral Taylor. She left for Mare
Island yesterday to Join her hus.
band.
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II doing her turn Just now"
Getting a divorce. suppose -
This from Martha And she was
one OF our original war hridosi Mar.
riod Grant searie tho night no left
for overseas service"
And now she's telling her In.
innate friends that Grant In 80 con-
ceiied' since he came back that she
simply can't put up with him"
what ais Grantg-
'Lucic says he's soaked in cEousm
because he was so popular with
French and Belgian girls. Lucic says
she could stand for tho 'mamxell.
but when he took 20 Boosting OF how
tho frauleina fell for him"
Daddy Lorimcr's hearty laugh
stopped our gossip. Daddy Is fond
Of Martha--aiwayH hunts her UP
when Hhe comes 20 tho house.
tits no laughing matter TO Lucie. ''
Chrys went on. cit has actually
driven that butterfly Girl 20 take n
position In Judson's silver shop"
Where she'll remain six weeks.
probably" was Mariha'H comment
we women are an uneasy crew.
fucie Is helping 20 promote unstable
wage conditions Women are partly
TO blame for tho II. G. L. Why.
some women think that by adding
to the family wage they increase
the family comfort fIaif the time
they subtract from H."
you've said Il. Martha" said
daddy. I've firpt.class foreman
who never employs men whose wives
work away from home. He says
such mon are only half as efficient
as those whose wives stay at home
and mind the babies and do the mar.
keting and baking and canning and
pack their husbands lunches In the
old-fashioncd way. And bet he's
right. toor'
(To BE Continued
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Tea ON Mississippi

Capt w. A. Moffett, U. 8. ". OF
the U. s. S. Mississippi. entertained
. group Of Seattle guests on board
the Mississippi as she was anchored
in Tacoma waters Tuesday after
noon. The guests. who motored
over to Tacoma for the Informal
tea were Mrs. @. r. NJ. Pratt. Mrs.
A. i. Bouffleur, Mrs. Bert Farrar.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G.. Muller and Mrs.
boswell.
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MUSIC PROGRAM
FOR LINCOLN PIT. A.

Lincoln High school announces
the first meeting Of the Parent.
Teachers Association to be held in
the assembly room on Tuesday at
2:30 p. IN.
program devoted entirely to
music has been arranged with Prof.
Il. North TO explain the new meth.
cd adopted. lie will be assisted by
Miss l.. o. Johnson.
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Entertaining for
Miss ,Sdundersou

Among the numerous affairs
which have been given for Miss
Laura Saunderson. whose marriage
TO Mr.. Amphin Bugge viii take
place Sept 30. was the interesting
miscellaneous shower for which
Mrs. George Watt and her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Ray Lewis. werc hostesses
Friday evening.
Miss Louisa Bcckart. Miss Fannie
Kingsbury and Miss Helen keenan,
gave shower for Miss Saundcrron
AT the home OF Mrs I. " Knicker.
booker In Auburn. And Thursday
afternoon Miss Margaret Brown en-.
,ertained with shower at her
home.
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Society
By REBECCA STEVENSON

cnee OF the relatives and intimate
ice was read by Father MelluRh
Roses and autumn leaves were used
for decoration about the rooms.
softly lighted with tall tapers.
The bride was married In her
travelling suit of dark brown broad
cloth trimmed with beaver. She
carried brides roses. Her only at
tendant was her sister. Mrs. Fred
A. Hanson (Eloisa May Sayre). Mr..
Albert Main stood with the groom.
After a short trip Mr.. and Mrs.
Barrett will be at home temporar
lily In Yakima.
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Home Phone. Capitol 6i7,
Series of Dances

Invitations have been issued this
week for a series OF ten dances to
be given during the season OF 1919
and 1890 by tho Assembly club ~
this city. All OF the dances will be
given In Knights of Columbus hall
The dates are October IS. Novem.
Der ii, December 2. December 10.
January 6. January 20. February
TO- February 20. March i6 and
April G.
The committee in charge OF ar.
engagements consists OF Mr.. Hugh
Baird. chairman. Mr.. J. J Wolfe
Mr.. J. A. calwell. Mr.. J. III. Irving
Mr.. James X. brewster. MIR. Howard
tathrop and Mr.. Fred Anderson.
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Jones-Do1Cning Wedding

Miss Laura A. Downing and Mr..
Thomas Edward Jones. both OF this
city, were quietly married In the
study OF the First Methodist Epis-
copal church, Tuesday afternoon,
September IS. Only relatives and n
few very intimate friends witnessed
the ceremony which was read by
DR.. James II. Crowther. Shortly
after the ceremony Mr. and Mrs.
Jones left for a brief trip. They
win be at home after October rs at
the Baker Apartments In Aberdeen.
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MARRIAGE Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Otis. OF
Vancouver. -. c. announce the
marriage Of their daughter. Edith
Basha. to Mr.. Guy Boyd Bentz. on
September &c. Mr.. and Mrs. Bentz
will be at home In North Bend.
II. G.
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Rarrett-Saure Weddinn

The wedding Of Miss Estelle
Sayre, daughter OF Mrs. Florence
Sayre, and Mr.. Richard Barrett, son
Of Mrs. Mary w. Barrett. was
quietly solemnlzed at the home Of
the brides cousin. Mrs. Charles
Nelson Seaborn. in Mount Baker
park. Monday evening in the pres.
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W0MMN'$ PAGE
BY CYNTHIA GREY

advice
about troubles wondering help
for
babs has always
a
very dearly
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Reservations for
Dinner-Ddnce

Many reservations have already
been made for the dinner-dance at
the Tennis club next Wednesday,
among them Mrs. Edward II. Bal.
iInger. Mrs. Beuiah Coutts. Mr.. II.
b. Lear and Miss Anna Adams.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20
Informal Tea

For some OF the girls who viii
enter the University OF Washington
this fall. Miss Ruth Price win be
hostess at an informal tea at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Austin
Margaret Dent) Monday afternoon.
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MARRIAGE Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Craig. Of
Knob Noster. Mo-. announce the
marriage OF their daughter. Frances
Anne. TO Mr.. Alfred C. oleson. son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank oieson. OF
Seattle.
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Informal At Homo

Mrs. Esther Levy will be at home
Informally to her friends Thursday
evening. October :. from until IL
o'clock. at her residence. 1904 Minor
ave. Assisting In entertaining the
guests will be Mrs. Louis Levy Of
San Francisco. who rs her guest.
and Mrs. Eugene Levy OF this city.
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Giue Card Pdrty

A card party viii be given by the
Homesteaders' society on Friday
evening, september 20. Mt $50 p. m.
at the Swedish Club building. Eighth
and olive IT, Refreshments viii be
served.
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Miss Farrell Entertdins
Sfudu Club

Miss Sara Farrell entertained the
members Of the Study club with a
tea at her home Thursday after.
noon A basket OF sweet peas and
snapdragons in rainbow hues cen
tered the attractive table.
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Dinner at Sunset Club

Tuesday evening at the sunset
club Mrs. Edward II, Ralllnger viii
entertain with a dinner for the &C
tive girls OF Delta Gamma. Covers
win be placed for 20.
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c. u. Harrison. 81. contracting
carpenter. died Friday at the family
home. 4f55 Brandon st The body
Is at the Bonney-WatHon undertak
ing parlors. pending funeral arrange
menta.
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Special Musical Program,
at First Methodist
Church

Given below Is the special must
cal program at the First Methodist
church for Sunday. September 81;
lioo A. NJ
organ Prelude. Moderate I'm F..
................,.., Henry Smart
Anthem. Behold the Days Come"
Observation-Disclosures. Woodward
offertory Anthem -- "Stlll. Sun
With Thee" ...,.. John A. West
Organ Marche. ......
INSTRUMENTATION. AuKustin Barrie
TOO T.. NJ.
Organ recital by Mrs Montgom.
cry Lynch:
Minuctto. .......J. Raptiste Caikin
Salut glamour. .......s...E. Elgar
Communion In y. William Faulkes
Evensons 1900. Edward Johnston
offcrtolre Is. ClcmenD ...... F1lby
500 +. M--Evcning Worship
Male Chorus-"f VIII TAft Up
Mine Eyes" (Trowbridge) ......
.......The Temple Male Chorus
''Magnlficat ct Nunc Dim!tis"
tMarksl Tho Temple Chorus
Male Quartet-"At Thy Throne.
o Lord. We Bow" twerncr-
Holden). The Temple Male Quartet
Organ Postlude-Postludo In F..
..ss.t.s..ss.... stern
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ClglJ b,n
CLUBS
Collegiate Alumnae

The Association OF Collegiate
Alumnae and the College women's
club will hold their first fail meet.
ing Mt tho Womcn's University club
on September a. promptly at 2:3O
p. m.
A war work symposium Will be
presented by Miss Mary Louise
Rochester. Mrs. John X. winslow.
Miss Rose Glass. Miss Lulie Net.
Teton and Or. Mabel seagrave--
women who served ovcrseas during
the war.
Reservations for places at the
luncheon may be made by phonIng
the University club. Elliott 4s40. or
Beacon 244i, on or before noon Fri.
day, September 90.
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Luncheon

Mrs. w. +. Harper entertained
with a luncheon today Of seven GOV.
srs at her homo In honor Of Mrs.
Balabanoff. president Of the State
Federation of women's Clubs. and
MrA J. ID. Morris OF Tacoma
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Office Phone. Main 600.
On the Idaho at
Brcmcrton

This afternoon the officers Of the
idaho entertained about so popular
members OF Soattlo's younger set
with tea on board the shin.
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Luncheon for Guest

For her guest. Mrs. Bert Scot, Of
San Francisco. Mrs. Lawrence Boyle
entertained with a luncheon OF IL
covers at the Sunset club yesterday
afternoon.
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Commonwealth Club

The Commonwealth club resumes
It's meetings beginning September
22' Mt the Good Eats cafeteria. Sun.
per at o'clock. Program begins
at 7. Dean Stephen /. Miller. of
the University Of Washington. will
discuss the Cost of Living" All
who are interested are welcome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20
Incrlalse ParcntTeachcrs'
Association

The Intcrlake Parent Teachers
Association will meet Monday. Sep.
tembcr %. Mt $40, in room 10. The
teachers OF the grades win tell how
mothers may be most helpful to
the teachers. Music viii follow. All
mothers are urged TO be present.
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oil

- ~ - Sah Midi II
Mira William Edris will have as
her guest for the week end Miss
Antoinette Dye, OF Berkeley.
Mr.. and Mira James Brinkiey, who
have been occupying an apartment
In the Hamilton Arms. have 70
moved 20 the Daniel Keiieher home
for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs Clare Farnsworth
and their daughter. Miss Nancy,
will remove 20 the Hotel Terry on
october I, Mrs. John Davis will
occupy their house during tho win.
/, ter
Mrs. John Pierce tfnex Hadley),
OF Olympia. with her small son and
nurse. IL the guest OF her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Hadiey.
pany Mrs. Robert Boyle on her trip
East, leaving Thursday on the Can.
adam Pacific.
Miss Helen Graham and Miss
Dorothy Allen left Thursday for Ia.
coma to enter the Annie Wright
Seminary.
Mrs. r. J. Brown ls spending two
weeks on the Brown ranch near
Euphrata
Miss Zoe Sempie. sister OF Mrs y.
Y. Swanstrom. who has been visit.
Ing In 81. Louis. has gone TO New
York.
SIR. II. v. Hutchinson f. IN New
York and win return home the first
OF October.
Mira w. d. Perkins and Mis-
Jane leave today for tho Fast.
where Miss Perkins will enter the
university school for girls IN Chi
cago.
Mr.. and Mrs I. c. Gilman have
taken the apartment OF Mrs. WI.
liam T. Preston at tho So. Paul. for
the winter months
/ Mrs. Charles r. whittlesey left
Thursday morning for a visit In
tho East.
Mrs. David Baxter and daughter.
Miss Constance. have returned from
their country home at Crystal
Springs and are again in their town
house.
Judge and Mrs. John r. Mitchell.
OF Olympia, were the week end
guests OF Judge and Mrs. stephen
Chadwick
Mrs. C. II. J. stol,enbcrg and
daughter. Miss Karla sioltenberg,
left Sunday for Chicago.
Mr.. J. Richard Lane returned yes
terday from an Eastern trip.
Mr.. Kenneth Brownen will leave
this week to re-enter the Thatcher
School for Boys.
DIR. Daniel Buckley and Mrs
Buckley returned Thursday from a
three weeks tour thru southeastern
Alaska.
Mr.. John r. Heffernan, ST., Ief,
Thursday to resume his studies nj
the Boston Institute OF Technology.
/
Mrs. II. r. Barrett will leave
Thursday. September "a. for Van.
couver as the first step OF six
months trip to Australia. where she
will visit her mother.
Mrs. II. T. Winters came 20 Seat.
tie Thursday from Everett TO place
her son Master Billy. In the Moran
School
Capt. Edward r. Han. Engineers.
u. s. A.. left Tuesday for Denver.
Col, where he has been transferred
from Camp Lewis TO the United
states General Hospital No. 81. TO
be a member of the educational
staff in physical reconstruction
work. Captain Hall has made his
home In Seattle for the past 20
years.
Mrs. Trafford Huteson will leave
Sunday for Vancouver to attend the
ball given In honor OF His Royal
iiighness, the Prince of Wales She
will spend a few days in Victoria
before returning.
Mrs. Henry Hibbard will leave
Tuesday TO join her husband In
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Field, OF Port.
land, were the house guests OF Doc
tor and Mrs. Boufflcur over the
weekend.
DR.. and Mrs. o. T. Dean will
make their home at the Hotel Sor.
rento this winter.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Macedo
Entertain

Thursday evening Peruvian Con-
sui J. NJ. Macedo and Mrs. Macedo
entertained with dinner of ten
covers at the Boulevard IMP.
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THOUGHT

THOUGHT
~ You wish 60 snsiyye yourself.
Just nnsiyse your mind
Your thoughts make your environ
m~Df
iris easy for to find.
For mnn 10 nourish certain
thoughts
Resolves itself to action,
Right thoughts bring out The bet
terme8t,
And wrong brings out dists,e-
tion.
For mnn 20 think dlshoss.t
thoughts
Makes him thief at hearth
For thoughts create environment.
And form the active part
We have In mind the steady
thought
That We can save you more
On each Fall SUIT. COAT, DRESS
At the rLoitEScE UPSTAIRS
STORE,
second and Union
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Lorraine Social Club

Lorraine Social club will meet
with Mrs. John King. $3.50 Second
ave. W. on Wednesday. September
"a. at o'clock. All Eastern Stars
are invited. Take the North Queen
Anne car TO Second ave. w.
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have paid fully. and then. n you
make no mistakes In the future.
you cannot suffer.
Try 20 put yourself In the
wife'a place. II you were she.
would you not feel that you had
first claim Would you not only
want. but expect that the "other
woman" would 20 away and stay
away7 or course. and that Is
what you must do.
Give yourself three years. In
stead OF three weeks, or three.
months. In which to establish n
forgettery. ana you will not be
disappointed In the result.
Dear Miss Grey: Can you please
ell mo how 10 can wild duck7
SUBSCRIBER.
Use the game method ms for
other fowl. Cut the bird in con.
vcnient pieces. and roast or fry
in deep fat when done, make
gravy out OF tho remaining fat
In the pan. Place the meat in
jars. pour tho gravy over the
top. place caps on Jars and boil
three hours IN n boiler contain
ing a false bottom. Take out
screw caps tightly and put away
In a dark, cool place.
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DIR. and Mrs. o. T. Dean win
make their home at the Hotel Sor.
rento this winter.
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Mr.. and Mrs L. c. Gilman have
taken the apartment OF Mrs. WIN.
liam 7. Preston ai tho 81. Paul. for
the winter months.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-03-19
CITY MISSION PLANS Big
drive FOR MORE FUNDS
Board Of Directors Of the Maysyllle
City Mission Expects to Put on a
Campaign For More Finances
In the Near Future.

The Board Of Directors of the Mays
vile City Mission has reached a con-
clusion to put on a campaign for more
funds In the very near future and a
special committee composed Of Mrs.
Frank Fl. Clarke and Mrs. Thomas M.
Russell has been appointed to look in
to the advisability for such cam
paign and to make arrangements for
the carrying on of the drive.
The Maysville Chamber of Com
merce has been asked to assist in the
direction of the drive and will proba-
bly, assist the ladies who have been so
very faithful to the poor Of the COM
munity and who now realize that 1t is
absolutely necessary for them to have
more finances to handle their big job
The Maysville City Mission is one of
the best institutions in the city. II
daily accomplishes much of which the
people in general know nothing. This
organization is appreciated much by
those who know its real accomplish
ments but probably not as much as ii
should be by the majority Of the citi-
zens of our city.
The date for the drive has not yet
been set but the good people Of Mays.
vile should resolve right now tha,
when the drive is started they will dc
their best to help the organization
which in turn helps our poor.