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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-19
MY BOB, THEY SAY, SEEMS INTERESTED
IN THAT LITTLE MESSENGER GIRL!

80 Tommy found youi Tommy
beat all the crack detectives Of the
country Daddy Lofimcr laughed
aa " 20 deny his tears. lie motioned
Tommy 10 "a chair and seated me
beside himself upon a diynn. We'll,
I'm going 90 hang onto you. little
GIRL That's where I've got big ad.
vantage over Tommy he added
slipping firm and comforting arm
around me.
"And al for Tommy"-he turned
abruptly, even fiereely. upon that
umid gentlemnn-"Td have you
know, sir that I'm alex and tired
OF the grocery businesai ! can man
axe "A corporation. sir. and make II
hum. but this dod Rnsted grocery
gets my goat I'm done with it,
lie paused for Tommy 10 finch
but Tommy didn't Then Daddy
went on.
Come down 60 my office In the
morning. sir. and meet my lawyer
Hen hand you "A deed 10 the block
and III throw in the stock"
And he wouldn't let Tommy NUT.
ter n single word of gratitude. In.
stead he stopped his thanks with an
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Here Friend Brother coughed vio-
lently, and / Rasped ~ n 20 prevent
bad snecze. Thus interrupted.
Daddy returned 70 my case.
Come. Jane. my dear. You're
resdy7"
IRA rather talk things over. Dad
dy. Maybe you'ii think II best that
Bob shouldn't see this particular
lane for "A while. You aee-~you
ece-f was that little messenger
girl"
"The deuce you were" CALCULATED
Daddy. ITS absurd. IT'S ridicu-
lous, For once in my life don't
know what 10 do And the director
In a dozen corporations looked an
HELPLESS as he claimed 10 be.
Bob thinks his wife In deadg' 1
faitered, az realized that II was q
mighty queer question for Bob's
bride 10 ask.
BOB thinks Jane Ames II dead"
Daddy corrected.
Maybe that little messenger girl
would Interest Bob sRainT" ] sug-
gested -.
"I'I bet you've hit II, JaneT Dag
dy came near 20 shouting In his 4
element. Then he stopped al
Kissed me on each cheek. 500
Janer' IL was his old gay jest, by
there was sad tremble in his oid
teasing tone.
Go be continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-19

The erpectant mothers physical com
fort should be our first thought. and oil
about her should see TO II that her prep
a<stion for baby's coming be complete.
There II a most splendid remedy TO
prepars women for the greatest time In
their lives, known Mothers Friend.
II is applied to the muscles OF the Alb
dorien. gently rubbed In. and at once
p<netrates TO relieve strain on nerves,
eords and iigsmsnts. IL makes the
rnuscIes plant that they expand easily
when baby arrives: tho hours at the
time are fewer. and pain and danger at
the crisis IN naturally avoided.
Mothers Friend enables the mother 70
preserve her health and strength. and
she remains pretty mother by having
avoided discomfort and suffering. which
more often than otherwise accompanies
such an occasion when nature IL unalded.
Every nerve. muscle and tendon IL thor
cughly fabricated. Discomfort during tho
period IL counteracted. and the skin.
after the crisis, Ia left smooth and
natural
Write 10 the Bradfield Regulator Com
peny. Dept ~. Lamar Building. Atlanta.
Ga, for their Motherhood Book, and OBJ
tain a bottle Of Mothers Friend from
the drug store today without fail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-19
A Girls Privilege
70 Choose Her Mate

Dear Miss Grey. Poor GIRL
mean the one who wrote you the
other night. asking what she should
do about getting married. She u
surely between the devil and the
deep. blue sen. advise her to put
of marrying for a year Then lot
her nrc how She feels about the
matter. In the meantime. II the
young man IL sensible. he will per
init the girl freedom 10 meet and
associate with the other young men
aa well aa with himself Thia will
give her n chance 10 see whom she
likes best of all. II might also give
the young man another year To
prove his own correctness Of judg.
mcni
don't think parents should force
their daughters 20 marry. They can
use their influence 20 bring certain
CLASSES Of young people into tho lives
% their daughters. They can say
what they think ~ certain young
men. Then u IL up 20 the daughters
10 decide for themselves. unless there
is anything decidedly against the one
whom the daughter finally chooses.
A FATHER.
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order.
"Find n boy TO put Mrs. Lorimer's
bag in the ear Wen hear what
she has 20 say for herself when we
get her home"
wait Daddy. Where II Bob7"
"out at the house. Quite himself.
too. except that he won't have any
woman around but his mother.
"or at least he wouldn't until
lately" Daddy continued. How
ever. I'm catching at "a symptom OF
hope. my dear. a few days ago Bob
picked up little messenger girl
some strikers were bothering her
Bob rushed her 20 a hospltal-and
he has asked about her frequently.
and sent her flowers from our green.
house. Seems as IL he couldn't get
her out 81 his mind-and yet as II
he didn't want her there.
I'm down on certeia. He's out
OF town when I need him. lie ought
10 be around whenever Bob gets
into one OF these delicate states Of
emotion. Maybe certcis could push
him over the top. But Cert got into
an auto accident--had 60 go east TO
see "A specialist"
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Chdes Mother,
AdninnishfS Girl

Dear Miss Grey How could any
mother wish her daughter 10 marry
"A man she does not love-
This IA tho eruelcst thing | have
heard OF FOR a long time. II IL also
foolish.
Did this mother let HER mother
pick her husband for herr IN wager
she did not
II h usually the people who have
been tho most hcadstfong who are
the first 10 want To force their Ideas
down the threats 81 others.
This girl has a right 90 make her
own choice " Hhe doesn't choose
as wisely as her mother thinks she
might have done. thcreil be nothing
unusual Rbou, that
Where T. the daughter who picks
husband who IL entirely Aatisfac-
tory to her parcntrf Marriage with.
out love IL absolutely wicked, No
woman can endure giving up her
freedom and individuality az She is
compelled to do In marriage. unless
she - upheld by the sirens bond Of
love. A WIFE
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Think n Ouer:
How About This?

Dear Miss Grey: any marry for
love every time. even u you Tcp~nt
afterwards.
Sure as shooting. II this girl mar
ries man Of her parents choosing
no matter how good hs ls--ahe will
regret u sofsiy.
she IL right 20 hesitate and won.
der what she shall do In case she
meets the man for whom she ia in
tended. by and by.
supposing she meets this man in
year. or 10 years or 20 years. are
her parents going 90 help her out
OF thiB prudicamentf
Can they show her hpw she II 10
b. happy. tho in love with another
man,
WIN they be willing for her TO
divorce the husband and so TO the
man she lowest
guess not. go. young lady. go
slow. Look before you leap, Give
yourself morc time 30 think the
whole matter over. EXPERIENCE.
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g 1n6QhdlaG1Jirey

girl who
wondered whom abe should marry,
parents picked
love him.
should hm7
Read these opinions:
Miss What questions people AJAX Now here
Is "A girl wanting know whom she should marry.
How o tell herr
by herself and take the
consequences.
which wouldn't would tell her that
there Isn't such thing love-
In the belief they are In
Inv Itn MIN dlrane dec tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-19
June Wedding
Announced

Invitations have been issued for
the marriage Of Kathleen Delaney.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. James An
derson Wood. and Mr. William A.
Deming OF BellnEham. The cerc-
mony. to take place at o'clock In
the evening Of "Wednesday. June sth.
NJ the residence OF the brides par.
ents IN Mount Baker park, will be
y~rrformed hy RI Rev. Frederic W.
Keator. bishop Of olympia. The
bride viii be attended by her SISTER.
Miss Eileen Delaney. as maid OF
honor. with Mlss Mary Canaan. Miss
Hazel Reed OF Spokane. Miss Cor
nelia Glass and Miss Laura Turner
az bridesmaids. Mr.. Dcfning Will
have as his best man Mr.. Raymond
T. RYAN
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Picnic at Waterman

The Misses Louise and Kathryn
Goodwin gave picnic luncheon and
supper at their attractive Wild Rose
Lodge at Waterman on Saturday.
Dancing. swimming and boating were
tndulged in during the day. The
members of the sub-debutante set
who enjoyed the party were Miss
Gretchen Youle, Miss Lucy Temple
Swanson. Miss Anona Roberts. Miss
Louise Closson, Miss Helen Graham.
Miss F'lorine Graft. Miss Louise
Blaine. Miss Helen Fay. Mr.. Harri.
ron Sanford. Mr.. James Howe. Mr..
Frank Goodwin. Mr.. william How
ard. Ar. Arthur Bailey. Mr. Donald
Merrick. Mr.. Harold Wander Las,
Mr.. Claude Stevens. Mr.. Russell
Reed. Mr.. George Adair and Mr..
Holmes Hyland. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
w. Goodwin chaperoned the affair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-19
LEMON JUICE
FOR FRECKLEs
Girls! Make beauty lotion
for a few cents-Try it!

Squeeze the juice OF two lemons
into n bottle containing three
ounces OF orchard white. shake well
and you have a quarter pint OF tho
best frecklc and tan lotion. and com.
pIexion bcautifler. at very, very
small cost.
Your grocer has the lemons and
any drug store or toilet counter will
supply three ounces OF orchard white
for a few cents. Massage this sweet
~ fragrant lotion into the face, neck.
farms and hands each day and see
how freckies and blemishes disap.
pear and how clear, soft and rosy.
white the skin becomes. Vest IL is
harmless and never irritates.
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Dear Miss Grey. I would like 10
say a word 90 Merle.
A. 10 marrying a man you do not
love. ! shy. absolutely no You have
20 live with him. not your mother.
and your mother should be moro
considerable and thoughtful ] have
been married for 80 years. and ]
have two sons and ono daughter
married and none Of them married
20 suit my TASTE. but that was their
business. gave them come advice
aud that was all.
know by experience u there was
no low, attached 70 my married life.
would have been n widow today.
for married life IL no snap. A. y.
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No doubt at all but that n girl
should marry the man uho loves,
regardless OF tho whole worlds
opinion.
n this girl marries the young man
her parents want her TO marry. some
day she will meet the man whom she
really loves. There will be trouble
from that day on. She Will never
be satisfied. aho viii be making
two men unhappy ana herself miser-
able.
II IL a shame that parents force
their opinions IN these affairs OF the
heart.
when a girl IL ls or over, she has
mind Of her own, and ought 20 be
allowed 20 act upon II.
Too much interference ~ parents
often Leads 60 most undesirable re.
suits. ONE WHO KNOWS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-19
For Burning Eczema

Greasy salves and ointmcnts should
not be applied II good clear skin is
wanted. From any druggist for 35c. or
81 100 for large size, get abottle OF Zemo.
When applied as directed II effectively
removes eczema, quickly stops itching.
and heals skin troubles. also sores.
burns. wounds and chatting. II pene.
trates, cleanscs and soothes. Zemo is
a clean. dependable and inexpensive.
antiseptic liquid. Try 1t. as we believe
nothing you have ever used ID as eifec.
tive and satisfying.
The Z. w. Rose Co.. Cleveland. o.
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British american Dance

The British-American Relief Asso
citation will hold It's last dance Of the
season at Broadway hall. broadway
and Madison. Friday, May %.
II was announced at the last dance
that season ticket holders might not
use their season tickets at this ex.
ira dance. but IL has now been de
cided by the dance committee that
they viii not now hold a dance in
June. as planned, but will wind w
the season with this one. and that,
therefore. they may use their season
tickets in lieu OF the dance aban'
doned on account OF the "flu."
All men in uniform are welcome
guests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-19
SCOUTS CARRY NOTE,
EVERETT TO TACOMA

The Boy Scouts OF Everett. Both
ell. Seattle and Tacoma. relayed a
message OF greeting from Everett "a
Tacoma Saturday In eight hours and
thirty-four minutes. The course fol
lowed was so miles and passed thru
Bothell and Seattle. The message
was delivered TO the mayor Of Both
ell and also to Councilman Robert
Hesketh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-19
Wedding of Prominent
Young Seattle
Man an Paris

Mi. and Mrs, +, ). McCord nave
lust received cable from 'heir cid
est son, Lieut.. W. Bennett MeCord
announcing his marriage TO Miss
Adrlenne Siry, daughter of sir. and
Mrs. Emily Slry OF Rheims and
parts. The wedding took place In
Paris on May II.
Lieut.. McCord Is one 81 the most
popular men in the younger set and
was one OF the first OF Scattlc's pa
triots TO 80 into service. lie LETT
Yale. having finished his junior year
in June, 1917. and enlisted I'm the
French army In December. 1917
he went into the American army and
received hts commission over there
He Is In the motor transport corps
and is attending Sorhonne uniNer
nty In Paris ON detached duty. lie
will receive his degree from Yale
thru credits made at Sarbonne uni
versity.
Lieut.. McCord has been away
from Seattle for three years and he
and his wife expect TO return about
August /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-19
Seattle Golf
Team as. Aberdeen

A group Of men from the Seattle
Golf club went over 10 Aberdeen
over the week end To play golf.
Those who composed the team were
Mr.. c. II. Ford. Mr.. J. H. Baliinger.
Mr.. Ralph Blair. Mr.. c. r. Burnett,
Mr.. Josiah Collins. Mr.. Hawthorne
Dent. Mr.. Carlton Huiscanp. Mr.. n.
"a. Fiagler. Mr.. AL schofield. Mr..
Harry whitney Treat. Mr.. J. A.
gwalwell. Mr.. r. II. Van Tuyi. Mr..
o. c. Spencer. Mr.. Edward Garrett.
Mr.. II. Il. Perine.
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Luncheon for
Mrs. Exams Hodge

~ delightful luncheon on Friday
II the women's University club in
honor Of her daughter-ln-law. Mrs.
Evans Hodge, who has been two
years In Hongkong, China. The
guests were Mrs. Carl Donworth.
Mrs. III. u. Ostrander. Mrs. A. l..
Hawiey. Miss Josephine Tabsr. Mrs.
ID. w. Hartxell and the hostess.
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White Elephant Shop

An attractive program has been
arranged for tomorrow noon at the
white Elephant shop. Miss Lsnora
Friedland will be at the piano and
Miss Thursa Cowsey. who il charm
ing her Seattle hearers with her
voice. will sing. The hostesses win
BE- Mrs. l.. c. Gilman and Mrs. A
n Auderson
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Informal At-Home
For Bride-to-Be

Among the affairs given last week
IN honor OF Miss Elsa Dixon. who Is
TO be a June bride. was an informal
~At Home" at which Mrs. Henry
w. Davis was hostess at her home
in the University district, and a
"iinen" shower given by Mrs. Robert
Roy Crane at her home on Queen
Anne Hill. Miss Dixon received
many lovely gifts.
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Dinner for
TlCO .Service Men

MAJ. Frank Carroll. U. s. A.. and
sergt. Charles schmutz. Z. $. A.. re-
Gently returned from service IN
France. were honor guests at din.
ner given Thursday evening by Mr..
and Mrs. W. II. Jenkins. at the
Boulevard Inn. Covers were laid for
thirty.
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PLAN CROCKETT FUNERAL

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary A.
Brockett, so. resident OF Seattle for
the past 10 years. who died at the
Columbus sanitarium Sunday morn.
ing, will be held at the Bonney.Wat.
sons chapel Wednesday afternoon.
Interment will follow at Lake View
cemetery.
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$23,363, 100000 IS
u. S. FIGHT EXPENSE

WASHINGTON. May 1g.-war
expenses Of the United States
came to f23.se3, 100000. according
10 Gen. March. chief Of staff. on
this sum, the army spent approx
mately $4,000. 900. 600. Expenses
due directly 10 the war amounted
to tA,2of coo, 900.
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Mrs. Skinner
Gires Luncheon

Mrs. George Noble skinner enter
tanned informally at an attractive
luncheon az the sunset club on sat
urtiay in honor OF Mrs. Winfield
smith. Mrs. John +. Manning. OF
Everett. and AIRS. Robert Treat
platt. OF Portland. Covers were
nlaced for ten.
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By BETTY BRAINERD


NIttttft hftftt w wv 49,
There was meeting Of the Queen
Anne Orthopelic Guild ON Friday AZ
the home OF Mrs. {. y White. The
women OF this guild have been dolng
all the mcnding for the ehildren's
hospital. IL has been the custom OF
the guild to donate something each
month. Those who met at Mrs.
Whites house were Mrs. W. ~, le-
Grath. Mrs. c. +, Graft Mrs. W, w,
Reed. Mrs. q. A. kjos. Mrs. William
Martin. Mrs. William Howard. Mrs.
W. w. Greenwood. Mrs. George
Lane. Mrs O. y. Lindsay. Mrs. n.
Bartlett. Mrs. D. j Hamilton, Mrs,
II. T. Young, Mrs. Herbert Wither'
spoon. Mrs II. knox. Mrs. G.
schwabc and Mrs J, q. Pierce.
This guild viii take over the Little
White House during the two last
weeks In June, Mrs, MoGrath. Mrs.
Howard. Mrs. White and Mrs. Bart
lett win be In charge ~ the Little
White House, assisted by other
ladies'
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CLUBS FOR TUESDAY
sunset Heights Club


Sunset Heights club at the home
OF Mira c. H. Corbltt. 4ss5 Sixth
ay. ~. at . o'clock.
Study Glasses Of u. A. II.
Study class OF Rainier chapter. ID.
a. r.. viii meet at y. m. with Mrs.
L. A. Brcmcrman. ssst Woodiawn
nv.
Ladies Of the Maecabc~~
Washington Hive No. ga, Ladies'
% Maccabces, In club rooms. Odd
Fellows han. card party at $50.
Gafcwood PIT. A.
The last regular meeting ~ the
year of the Gatcwood Parent Teach.
er association will be held In roof
No. .. Prof. George T.. Frccland will
address the meeting on a subject OF
special interest 60 members Of the
Mothers club auxiliary. All who
have pre-schooi age children are urg.
ed 20 attend.
Fruit and Flower Mission mt
Hunts Point
Tho Hunts Point circle Of the
Fruit and Flower Mission win meet
At the club house at II a m. for Rsd
Cross sewing.
Board Of Trustees Of Woman's
Century Club
Board OF trutecs OF the Women's
Century club in private dining room
Of the Y. w. C. a. at 1890.
Queen Anne Study Club
The Queen Anne Study club meets
Mt 1910 p. m. at the library. There
will be the annual election OF off.
GERS.
Brighton PIT. A.
Brighton ParentTcachcr associa-
ton at school at 3 o'clock. Election
OF officers.
Msdrona PIT. A.
The Madrona Parent-Teachcr aSao-
citation meets at 3;i5 D. m. at the
school. Patriotic entertainment by
sixth grade pupils. Election OF Of
flccrs and Miss AlIuina George will
speak on New Laws Passed In the
Last Legislature"
Ali Review
Alki Review. No 50. w. n. A. of
tho NJ. will hold n regular meeting
at 3 p. m. In W. o. w. hall. Fourth
and Marion st.
Lady Stirling Chapter
Lady Stirling Chapter, -. a. r..
win entertain at the home OF Mrs.
G. +. Walker. 1867 Shorthand drive,
Tuesday evening. May 90. Cards and
a musical program win be offered
on the main floor and dancing In
the ball room.
Seattle Music Study Club
Seattle Music Study Club at the
home OF Mrs. Arden l.. Smith, 1902
18th av.. at 1880.
Quarnnte Club
The Quarante club meets with
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Annonnce Engagement

Mrs William II. Newman an.
nounccs the engagement OF her els
ter. Miss Prudence V. Cagnon OF Sc
attic TO MFR. Albert c. Tollber OF
Pullman
The wedding will take place In
June
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Commonwealth Club

Prof. Richard r. Schoix will talk
on The League and the Terms
Peace at the Commonwealth club
Monday. May 18th. at p. m, at
Good Eats cafeteria. supper at $50
o'clock. The public IL invited.
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Clubs

Miss Clara Haxeigrcen. s2is Alki av..
this evening. Subjects: Universal
Military Training ~ n Prominent
American Policy" by Mrs. s. J.
Hagist. Ecuador" by Mrs w. c.
Rintner. The evening will close
with music and rcfrcshments.
Chorus of the Ladies' Musical Club
Chorus Of the Ladies' Musical club
at chickcrins hall at io.5o.
A. X. r.. ". r.. Club.
a. n. r.. NJ. n. club will meet with
Mrs. c. C. Knapp. 505s Orchard 81.
Ask for Fourth av. transfer. take
Rcnton car 20 Myrtle St
Spanish Department Of the Women's
Century Club
Spanish department OF tho wo-
mems Century club Mt the New
Washington hotel Mt 1890.
life Study Class
The Life Study class meets at 2
o'clock in tho r. 8. hall. Lyons
building. Visitors welcome.
WaIla WaIIa PIT. A.
Walla Walia ParcntTcachcr asso-
citation at school at o'clock. Elec.
ton OF officers.
l.. q. r.. Club
l.. o. r. club card party at the
Elks' club Mt o'clock.
Seattle Lodge. No. I. Degree Of
Honor
Seattle lodge. No. u. Degree OF
Honor. A. O. U. W.. will entertain
with progressive whist party at
. o'clock in Evergreen hall. Refresh.
ments will be served. All friends
are cordially invited. Room 500
Arcade building.
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Vict0ru Club Dance

The Victory club win give a dance
at Leschl pavilion on Wednesday
evening at . O'Clock. These dances
have been steadily becoming more
popular.
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Mr.. aud Mrs. Bordeaux
Gre Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bordeaux
entertained at their home az a bridge
dinner on Saturday evening. Covers
were placed for sixteen. Pink snap
dragons and Chinese lrises made a
charming center piece.
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Should Marry
Nan She Lorcs

Dear Miss Grey want to answer
tho question asked In your column
the other night. about happily mar.
ricd ririH
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| Golf Club Dinner Dance

Saturday evening. May "a. Is the
date set for the next dinner dance
at the Seattle Golf club.
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Chanca arc this girl viii be just as
happy or happier with the man her
folks have chosen. AS she could be
with some man whom her fancy
makes her believes aho loves.
OLD BACH.
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Seattle Lodge. No. 7. Degree Of
Houor


Tho Lady Eagle club viii meet Mt
Foresters' han Wednesday. May 2iv
for / o'clock luncheon. to be fol.
lowed by cards. The committee in
charge Is composed of the following
members: Mrs. II. Walden, Mrs. r..
Eklund and Mrs. william Boyle.
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Musicale at Sunset Club

Miss Iris Garfield. celilst, and Mr.
Earl Alexander, lyric tenor. will be
the sololstA ut the sunset club next
Wednesday afternoon. May siH,, at
3 o'clock. supported by Miss E,ha
Cook and Mrs. Frederick Bentley
ut the piano.
The following interesting program
has been arranged
T.
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Of Utmost Importance That She
Have Every CnYe
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Some mems greatness Is due 10
their smallncss.
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Seattle Music Study Club

Seattle Music Study Club at the
home Of Mrs. Arden l.. Smith. 1909
18th av.. at 1880.
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Lady Stirling Chapter

Lady Stirling Chapter. d. a. r..
win entertain at the home OF Mrs.
c. +. Walker. 1867 Shorthand drive,
Tuesday evening. May 20. Cards and
a musical program win be offered
on the main floor and dancing in
the ball room.
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