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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-24

Old people who are feeble and young,
or people who are weak viii be
strengthened ard slabled 10 go through
the depressing heat Of sulntner by tal.
ing GROVES fASTELESS ehili
TONIC. 1t p~urifies and enriclles the
blood and builds up the whole system,
You can soon feel It's Strengthening,
tpViForRfiug infect, Sue. adv
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-24

Montgomery Gentry.

PINE BLUFF, Ark, oct. "a. (Spl.)-
Fred Montgomery and Miss Edith Cen
try, of Little Rock, came here Wednes-
DAY evening and were married by Coun-
ty Judge r. ii, Williams. They re-
turned home Thursday morning.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-24

will appear before the director of traf-
fc for the federal railroad administra-
tion at Washington Monday to argue
the question Of reduction of the freight
rates Of 60 cents per ton on mixed
feeds out OF Memphis to points in Vir-
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-24
a ah4 Ssss 4$s k&g1S&aas&s As

/ ginia, Maryland, New York and other
Eastern points.
This matter was up before the district
freight traffic committee of the railroad
administration and approved by a mi
noFity of the membership.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-26

Happiness in it's most thrilling
degree comes to woman with the
thought OF possessing n baby
Every woman, In the JOY OF com
ing motherhood. should prepare her
system for the unusual strain.
Three generations have found the
tried and reliable preparation,
Mothers Friend. OF the greatest help
at such n time. by its daily use
throughout the period. the skin Of
the abdomen Is made soft and elias
tic. expanding muscles relax easily
when baby arrives, and pain at the
crisis is in this way avoided.
The Inflammation OF breast glands
In aoothed.
Obtain from your druggist. by all
means. this great preparation which
science has offered for 80 many
years to eNpcctnnt mothers.
write the Bradfield Regulator
Company Dept. -. Lamar Building,
Atlanta, Ga, for their helpful aud
interesting Motherhood Book, and
begin the use Of Mothers Friend.
IL IL for external use. w absolutely
safe and wonderfully effective.
And remember. there ia nothing
70 take the place OF MOTHERS
FRIEND.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-26
Proper Thing
at Weddings

Millions and millions OF girls have
been married and the proper
thing" H. now pretty well standard.
ized-with sensible simplicity as the
motto.
First about invitations. They
should be sent out from a month 90
fifteen days before the wedding date
and should be engraved by good
Ftationcr who viii he able TO advise
the bride on the proper phraseoiogy
They are sent at tho expense OF the
bride or her parents. IL only a few
guests ARE to attend the wedding the
bride herself should send them In.
formal notes OF invitation.
For church weddings tho groom
chooses his best man and the ushcrs
who seat the guests and the bride
chooses one or more maids The
bridesmaids and ushcrs are usually
equal in number.
AT the church there IL a musical
program while the guests assemble
The groom and his man wait in the
vestry. and when the bride and her
maids reach the church ycstihuic
nj the hour set for the ceremony.
tho groom and attendant arc notified
OF their arrival and walk TO the al.
tar 10 await tho bride. The clergy
man also takes his place fos the
ccrfmeny and the weddinr march
begins. A. the bride approaches the
altar the groom steps forward 10
meet her and takes her right hand
for the last few steps.
For the bridal procession the ush-
crE walk first. two by two. followed
by the bridesmaids. II there is a
maid or matron OF honor she walks
alone preceding the bride who comes
last AT the altar the maids ana
ushcrs separate and stand in two
groups at either side OF the bride
and groom,
During the ceremony the maid of
honor holds the brides bouquet, and
the Eroomsman il trusted with the
wedding ring which he hands TO the
groom at the proper moment. The
bride Sits the fourth finger OF the
left glove 80 that 1t may easily be
turned back TO receive the ring on
her uncovered hand.
IL Is customary for the groom TO
provide the carriage which brings
the clergyman 10 the church. to pay
the ciergyman's fee. and also TO pro.
vide the carriage which carries him
and his bride TO the home for the
reception or the train for the honey
moon Journey
Refreshments served to the wed
ding guests at the reception consist
Of a salad or pattics. hot rolls. cot.
fec. ices and cake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-26

nct,linE a difficulty for us all.
And thus my very own husha nd
began 10 WOO mo for tn. second
tlruel
The old thriIl stirred my nerves as
Bob helped me into hts car. The old
flush which had annoyed me no in
my girihood crept into my checks
whenever Bob looked my wayl
We were alone torrthcr--and in n
sense cinHe toEethcr-and yet sep
afatcd by all eternity unless could
make his pulses thrill 10 match my
own,
Surely no bride. no wife was ever
40 harassed by that willie the. wiap
which men call ioye'
lob sen, his car up all the dan.
Ecrous grades in the country to test
his gears. More than once I wished
that. Y Bob wasn't 20 sc, well. we
might skid and clip down some steep
siid"-5a,-k together. and have done
with ufc.
ON the homoward trip. Bob turned
into the street where he and / had
lived and kept cur own little house,
for few short months. IL sccmcl
10 mo thousand years since. ~
tire corner % the curb was post
box.
stop. please" said I'D like
20 drop this letter for the next col
lection
Bob drew M NJ the curb. where
hts old bus" had stood n hundred
times. We had rented the place
furnished after bob had gone 10 war
and I had gone to live with his poo
pie. Its chairs ana ables--cven .Ac
aluminium kettles In tho kitchen
were dear TO my heart,
Surely. Bob had not forgotten our
first little home2
CTo BE Continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-26

Mrs. J. II. Blocdcl arrived In Sc.
attic Saturday night from three
weeks trip to New York.
Miss Rose Howe arrived home to.
day after having been contributing
her services for two months at the
Hostess House. Camp Lewis.
Governor and Lady Barnard and
Col, and Mrs. A. W, Jones OF Vie.
toria. H. G.. who have been so
lourning at the Golf club. left for
their home yesterday.
Mr. John Evans OF London Is the
house guest OF MIR. and Mrs. James
II. peNcuve.
Mrs Paul Sondcrn has gone 20 her
home In New Jersey after spending
six weeks with Mrs. w II. IL.
Green In Los Angeles.
Mrs. Bruce Morgan and son.
Bruoe. ir.. are spending several
weeks NJ Hayden Lake. Mr. Nor,
gan has gono East on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hayden Of
Seattle spent the week at Fort Wor.
den visiting Mr.. Iiayden'a brother.
Cot John l.. Hayden. who recently
arrived 20 assume command OF the
Puget sound coast defenses.
Mrs. NJ. q. watkins OF Vancouver.
v. c. spent the week end aa the
guest Of Miss Margaret Amcs.
Mr.. Donald McBeath. tho yioiinlst
with John Mccormack. Is the house
guest OF Dr. and Mrs. Frederick
Bentley.
Mrs. Alfred Raymond IL spending
several weeks east OF the mountains.
Lieut.. Commander Stuart 4. Brown
left saturday for tho eastern coast
20 Jon the 4. \. =. Utah. lie has
been spending two weeks with his
parents. MIR. and Mrs. Dana Brown.
"ht@s - W AtRtA fftk " fAWFHthAt
night 20 spend several weeks In spo.
kane.
Mrs. o. J. David and Mrs. y. Cur,
ran arrived Thursday from Callfor.
MIA.
Miss Marian Martin. Of Portland.
spent the week end with Miss Mar.
torio whitelaw.
Mr. Howard Hawkins. son Of Mrs
y. g. Hawkins. who was sergeant
firrt class In tho goth aero squad.
ron. and was IN France for ~
months. arrived home Saturday.
Mrs. c. c. Carpenter and Mins
Lucille Carpenter lett yesterday to
spend several weeks In Denver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-26
Distinguished Guests
Enferfnined

Compllmenting their house guests.
John Mccormack and Edwin
schneider. MIR. and Mrs, Frederic
stfuve gave a dinner to eight guests
ON saturday night nj their home and
entertained ten guests at dinner ON
Sunday evening, Tonight. after the
concert. twenty guests will be asked
20 meet Mr., Mccormack az supper
Mt the strive home.
IL il an Inspiration TO meet this
famous tenor. who has sung his way
into the hearts of all sorts and con.
ditions OF men and women. lie Is
the spirit Of song and youth, en-.
dowed by the immortals, In his
repertoire. John Mccormack sings
grand opera OF the deepest, tragic
Kind and ballads OF the cheeriest,
brightest rainbow hue. His genius
knows no impeachment and rides
wherever fancy flies IL makes no
difference what he sings. he carvcs
his way into the souls OF the living.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Scott c. Bone an
nounce the engagement OF their
daughter. Mildred. to MIR. John Ford
Starr Of Richmond. Ind.
Miss Bone left several weeks ago
% Join her father in New York. She
~ an attractive. petite brunette. She
attended Miss Madeira's school In
Washington. ID. c.. and the Mary
Baldwin Seminary at scranton. Va.
Mr.. Starr is a graduate OF Yale.
and he met Miss Bone when he came
TO Seattle last year to serve in the
spruce division OF the army. The
wedding viii take place In the near
future in New York city. but on ac-
count OF the recent death Of Mr..
STAIRS mother. II viii be quiet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-26
Etiquette For
Anniversary Dinner

Dear Miss Grey: We have been
married just one year. and are plan
ming an anniversary dinner. We
want TO have as our guests. the
bridesmaids and ushers and attendr
ants who assisted at our wedding
Now. since our wedding. one OF the
bridesmaids and two OF the ushcrr
have been married. May the uShere
be asked without their wives and the
bridesmaid without her husband? We
want just the original party. @.
No. II would be most improper
not TO include the bridesmaid's
husband and the wives OF the
usherz. And you would be shoy. y
ing discour;esy TO the persons M
vited as well as to the ones whom I
they married II you carried out n
such a plan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-26
RECRUITING TOUR OF
STATE is SCHEDULED

With the aid Of tho 2i-pieee
band from the First infantry at
Camp Lewis. Mai Josiah Kemp
ana the officers and men OF the
Seattle army recruiting office VIII
start on a three weeks recruiting
tour Of the state Monday.
Fourteen army trucks will ac-
company the recruiting party.
They viii parade In Seattle Mon
day. Tuesday and Wednesday
mornings. Enlistments In the army
are now for either one or three
years. depending ON previous serv.
ice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-26
LOVE WINS THE FIRST ROUND OF THE
FIGHT TO WAKEN A HEART

so Rose. tho office girl. sat oppo.
site Hob I,orimer az luncheon that
day. and Katherine Miller. who had
just arrived. sat next TO him. II
wasn't becoming Of me TO talk. and
didn't IL wasn't katherfnr's habit
TO notice girls like me. and shc
didn't. The arrangement was satta-
factpry 10 all OF us
hob was In n taclturn fnood--ouc
OF his too familiar and oftrrrrcEcnt.
Ell phases in tho long ago. hat never
TO be fused over again-that I
promised myaeif--whcn we should
win our way back to Paradise.
Miss Miller recognized mo as the
girl OF the ruby azaica- Sha didn't
take my new position In the Lori.
mer household seriously. could Hee
that tho only thing she ever took
seriously wna her beauty and ita
power over men.
From the conversation at table. !
discovered that she was 20 accom-.
pany mother in the auto that after
noon. and Fob was 10 so with them
20 greenhouse in tho suburbs for
new roHc which the Lorimcr green.
houses lacked.
Mother followed mo down TO the OF.
flee after luncheon 10 explain and to
kiss me and comfort me. 1t worried
her because I had 60 be left behind.
IL worried me. too. altho I wouldn't
confess II.
Now the office window next my
desk opened upon the porte cochere
and In the early afternoon I saw the
beautiful Katherine. most becoming.
~ HATED. waiting in the car for Mrs.
Lorimcr and her son.
And | must admit that I fc.. nw.
fully depressed. And thanked my
lucky stars that / had a nice Job
without any work attached 20 Il. |
didn't have thing TO do in that OF.
flee except cry II wanted To-. /
felt | was liable 10 be rather busy
that way.
But presently I wiped my cyca %
see II could believe them, The car
had whiricd away. occupied only by
two women and tho chauffeur
c'Beauty loses tho first round. .
was my inward commcntl
I'm bet Bob baked agalnw wills.
pered daddy lubllantly. But
gh .sh---'
In came my husband. with n diff.
foreut invitation--for mo. He was
trying out n new roadstcr-hc might
travel pretty fast once we were out
OF town-but l didn't look as II I
were afr-nid-ete orr
c'Beauty loses the second round"
was my comment TO myself)
go alongw grunted daddy. thus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-26
Ticenty-Sir Enjoy
Commencement Dinner

Following the usual annual Gus
tom. the graduating class o. Provi.
dence hospital was entertained
Thursday evening by the class
which was graduated the preceding
year. The entertainment consisted
Of dinner given az the Sor,hoid
Inn. followed by a theatre party
NJ the Wilkes. The class colorr Of
lavender and gold were effectively
carried out In the decorations.
The guests numbered 20. and
were the Misses Mary o'pay. la
Ian Honln. Mary EbdlnE. Given
Morgan. Bertha Schwartz. Margaret
Exnu. Anna Mlhaictk. Kathleen
Coulter. Margaret Han. Josephine
Thornton. fnez Burris. Theresa
McCusker. Ruth Dean. Doris Mc.
C;oran. Bernice Desmond. Dorothy
Bird. Blanche Uheiackrr. Hiida De
field. Esther DonneIiy. Margaret
Smith. Mile Madison. Frcdericka
johnson. Grace McHugh. Janette
Borchers. Louise Finn and Miss
Audrey RistIne.
AIRS. II. r. Haines and Miss
Gathering Graisy rtprsssnsed the
class OF 1915 and acted as hostesen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-26
Batter Bridal Party

Mr. and Mrs Jason ID. Butler have
issued invitations 90 the marriage OF
their daughter. Catherine. To Ensign
Elliott Dean Harrington. L, 5. n.
a. :. The ceremony win be per.
formed ON Thursday. June Il, at
4 O'Clock at 81. Marks church.
A reception win follow at the sun
set club.
Miss Butler has chosen her bridal
party. Miss Clara Emery viii be
maid OF honor: Miss Frances Old.
ham. Miss Alice Hole. Miss Eleanor
Keith. Miss Phyllis Blake. Miss Alice
Blake and Miss Rowena Washburn.
of New York. will be bridesmaids
MIR. Roger Meade OF Denver. Col,
will be the best man. Mr.. Ben Fox
Butler. Lieut. Thomas Grant. Lieut..
keneim winslow. Lieut.. Marshall
Alien. Lieut. Richard Haynes and
Mr.. pewolfe Emery will act as ush'
ers-
This promises 20 be one OF the
prettiest weddings that has ever
taken place in Seattle. The youth
and beauty Of the bride and her at.
PENDANTS will present a picture long
10 be remembered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-26
Personality Wins
PODuLdritU

Dear Miss Grey: ! am a girl
and do not have as many
friends as most girls, and | guess y
II because / don't let them hold my
hand or kiss me. have about de-
cided that "A girl has 10 allow these
familiaritics II she is TO have men
friends. Are there no sensible boys
any moreg Must a girl permit these
things in order 70 have friends2
KATHLEEN.
DO not abandon your high
standards 20 gain a cheap popu-
larity. and do not be discouraged
because you have only a few
boy friends. The men whose
friendship IL really worth while.
and there are many such men.
will respect you ali the more II
sou refuse 10 grant them priv
ieges which properly belong only
TO the man you eventually viii
marry. Cultivate a charming and
gracious manner. ana you viii
widen your circle OF friends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-26

My dear young woman. don't
forget that curiosity once killed
a cat Describing your husband
as you have. your fears seem al.
most silly. Still. can under
stand how you might let your
mind dwell upon thls little Incl
dent until the mole.hlll would be-
come a mountain.
The opinion am going 20
give you. remember. s. mine. IL
may not agree with many other
peoples. And II II does not. /
am quite willing TO print their
idea on the matter
TO show your doubt OF your
husbands fidelity and honesty OF
purpose az the outset 81 your
married life would be fatal. In
my judgment. The letter. Of
which you speak. may be a bust.
ness letter. The handwriting
may not be a womans. as you
suspicion.
or IL may be from woman,
not n business letter. and yet not
anything you need be alarmed
over.
presume. before you married.
you had the opportunity to be-
como pretty well acquainted
with your husband. You know
something Of his friends. You
know something OF his ideals
and his habits.
Unless you had reason TO
doubt him before you married
him. do not let this matter up
set your home now. WAIT.
and while you wait. instead OF
watching for something TO make
you suspicious. do your utmost
TO make yourself and your home
the most attractive in the world
TO this man who. tho having won
you. has not yet won your com
plcte confidence.
This mode Of procedure viii
cost you an effort. for you are
evidently OF a Jealous DISPOSE.
ton.
There win be many times, in
your life. probably. when tho
course you decide TO bc-fhe wiser
one VIII take a mental effort to
follow.
Don't sidestcp because II re.
uuircs hard work OF the viii
power.
suggest this plan because I
am very loathe to believe "a man.
Just married who otherwise
seems good man--wouId have
any other woman. seriously in
mind. except his wife.
a bad man might. But 30 far
as can learn your husband is
not such n one. according to your
own appraising OF his qualities.
Don't ask your husband for
the letter or for an explanation.
Always remember that every
time you charge an innocent
person with wrong-doing. you
make that persons resistance
that much weaker 10 the wrong
you fiaunt In their face.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-26
FIRST MACHINE GOES
OVER HIGHWAY PASS

With the clearance Of the I<itiltas
county side to Snoqualmio pass,
early this week. the Sunset highway
will be open to automobile traffic.
according TO County Engineer Sam.
uel j. Humes, who announces that
King county has cleared the pass To
the kittitas county line II. H. New.
man. of l4l 23d ave. drove over the
pass saturday. returning in three
hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-26
Entertain Graduates

The trustees and officers Of the
Minor private hospital have issued
Invitations TO the commencement cx
crcises Of the graduating class OF
nurses 20 be held AZ the First Bap'
list church. Monday evening, June
3. at 5 o'clock. Following the eS.
erclscs. a dance will be enjoyed In
the Knights OF Columbus hall. The
graduates are Miss Ruth Gibson.
Miss Margaret q. crcasey. Miss
Edith A. Christensen. Miss Esther
A. Edwards. Miss Leah +. Bah.
cock. Miss Hazel NJ. Crooks. Miss
Hannah Il. Hughes. Miss Lucille NJ.
Holm. Friends OF the nurses are
cordially Invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-26
BY CYNTHIA GREY

Grey: married three months few aays ss'
clean his SUIT ran ''''
10
IN 4 wasw "a a womans hand
and smeled H. But IL dioh' s''" -
hayo
started times but didn't
cleaned But haven't mao =
o
me pleasant thing 70 me-
I
awhile before married ana always tno
a goodrn honest dnyfa him well
confederation Never goes any
W
o this What shall doY
ask him the and demand TO see III
ANXIOUS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-26
Common Witchhazel
Fine for Sore Ewes

II Is surprising how quickly eye
Inflammation IL helped by common
witchhazei. camphor. hydrastis. etc.
as mixed ia Lavoptik eye wash.
One elderly lady. who had been
troubled with chronic eye infiam-
nation for many years. was great
~ helped In two days. We guar
antee n small bottle Of Lavoptik to
help ANY CASE weak. strained or
inflamed eyes. Aluminium eye cup
FREE. Swift Drug Co. and Lead
ing drngRlsts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-26
History Of
Famous Diamond

Dear Miss Grey: Can you tell mi
something about the Kohinoor dia
mondg LAM
The Kohinoor Is n famous In
dian diamond which was pre-
scented 20 Queen Victoria on the
annexation OF the Punjab to the
British crown in 1s4e- 1t has
figured In many romantic ept
sodes since 1904 and has fig
ured largely In the history OF
India. 1t Is tabled to bring III
luck 10 it's possessor. Its pres
cnt weight IL 1os 20 carsts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-26
BUSINESS MEN START
TOUR OF SOUTHWEST

To conduct n flvoday tour OF
Southwestern Washington. 80 Seat.
tie business men left Third ave. and
Cherry ST., Monday morning. under
the auspices of the trade relations
committee OF the Seattle Chamber OF
Commerce and Commercial Club
Welcome committees will meet the
Seattle men in all principal cities OF
southwestern Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-26
Benefit Card Party

a benefit card party VII be
given Tuesday. May -. al . O'Clock
at the club house of the Seattle
Federation OF Women's clubs.
Thomas and Harvard SITS. under the
auspices of the LES Soeurs de
Guerrc. The proceeds win so for
relief work at Camp Lewis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-26

Miss Cenevieve Wallin, a lyric so
prano, Is to sing tomorrow during
the noon hour at the Red Cross
tumble shop. and Miss Hattie Eden.
holm. who has been creating a fav.
cradle impression. will be at the
piano.
Tomorrow night, Miss Marjorie
WhifeIaw, Miss Elsa Michaeiis and
Miss Lillian Michaelis will have the
popular tumble Shop dance In
charge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-26
Phi Nh Formal

Phi Ma sorority gave a formal
dancing party Friday evening. May
e. at the boulevard Inn. The dec
orations were white and pink sweet
peas. The supper table was attFae.
tive. with bowls Of bachelor but
tons. The patrons and patroncsHes
were Mir. and Mrs, Ivan W. Good
ner, Judge c. a. G. Rochester and
Mrs, Rochester. Mr. and Mrs. W.
W. Wood. Mrs Frank Foster Laird.
Thirty five couples attended.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-26
Receire CONGRATULATIONS

Mr.. William Walter and Mrs.
Walter elisa Yocuml. Of Tacoma.
are being congratulated on the birth
OF a son Wednesday morning. Mrs.
Walter Is graduate OF the INT
yersity OF Washington and former
weliesley college girl She Is a mem
her OF the Delta Delta Delta sor
orffN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-26

AIR CASUALTY RATES
ARE FIXED BY llOYDS

Especial 10 The Star by y. y. NJ
LONDON. May 2s.--Air accident
insurance rates are now quoted by
Lloyds. For a $3.50 premium s. 600
can be carried. payable on death or
loss Of two limbs or two eyes. For
the London-Paris flight the estab
lished rate IL IS cents for each
$500; England to Italy. sl.,5: Eng.
land TO Bombay. s6.25.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-26
MOUNTAINEERs on HIKE

Drawing showers, q small party OF
Mountainecrs hiked s miles Sunday.
from Bothell ia Kirkland. avoiding
paved roads and sticking TO trails.
skid roads and cross.country. Hikes
to lesser OF the Cascade peaks are
scheduled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-26
Pronunciation
OF "Md0udr"

Dear Miss Gray: What u the
correct pronunciation OF the word
Magyar. ELDEN.
Either mod-yor. or magyahr--
accented on the first syllable
in both cases.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-26
BY BETTY BRAINERD
White Elenhnnt ,Shon

Miss L.avinia Dunbar has arranged
the program and win act as accom-.
PIANIST Tuesday noon during the
luncheon hour at the white Elephant
Shop. Mrs. W. X. Sprague will be
the soloist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-26

The annual election Of officers OF
Rainier Chapter. ID. A. r.. for 1919.
1920. win be held at the regular
monthly meeting at tho residence
Of Mrs. r. II. Burwcli. 1871 Las,
Aloha st
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-26
Tea for Out-of-Toacn
Guests

Mrs. Albert Charles Phillips will
give tea on "Wednesday at her
Isorae irs compliment 10 Mr.. Charles.
Fargo q Chicago. and Mrs. Henry
Jukes OF Bellinrham and Mrs. John
~ Scott 81 Tacoma. t4