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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-01
Confessions of Bride
Copyrighted 1919 by tho Newspaper Enerprs. Association
BOB THINKS ME- BABs' MOTHER AND
| DECIDE THE TRUTH MAY WAIT

fiabs' birth was not legalized by
marriage license nor approved by
society. and yet to me. Just as the
world was tho lovelier because roses
bloom. no was IL the loveiior because
Babs had lived.
only short time. | had come 60
love her as jealousy as II abe were
my own. I never considered her "a
bother. no matter how much she
interfercd with my personal plans.
She was always a precious response
hility. and I took pride I'm my ability
20 meet tho demands ehe made upon
me.
Small wonder. then. that I lost
my head. when heard her own
mother -ay II would be better II she
were 90 die
Bob. too. had heard. and he had
caught the aocuEai I had flung at
katherine's head. as well as her hard
reply. And man.like. he didn't un.
dcrntandl
Yet previously he had taken my
iFhHlA puttry uWtAtl}s Mu'u hhd
claimed the child as my own. plead.
ing Give her 60 me- She IL mineF'
Those words had driven everything
else from his mind. could read
In his expression that he was con
WINGED was actually the mysterious
mother % Benjie's baby, He accept.
ed Katherine Milicr's lie as the
truth.
Men are No stupid when beauty
blinds Them I thought bitterly How
quickly Bob had miHconstru~d Kath-
crimes brutal speech In hls reply
20 II he had given her just the lead
she wanted:
You mean. suppose. that the
baby IL 30 badly hurt that u would
be better for h~r-for everybody
II she should not recover"
II mean that exactly" replied that
dreadful young woman. with n de
FAINT flash % her bright eyes IN my
direction. The child may have a
fractured skull can't tell. I'm not
a phyaiolan-bu l can't explain this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-01

Lausanne.
Miss l.. Jeanne pringie. daughter
OF Mrs. Mary =. PrinEie. left Fri.
day for California 20 enter Mills
College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Y. Rates Of
Spokane are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Corwin 8. shank on a week.
end motor trip to Mociips.
Mr.. and Mrs. i. /. Gate. .pep,
the week end at Mount Rainier on
a motor trip.
Miss Cathicen Thielman left
Thursday 10 resume her studies AZ
81. Bencdict's College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Js3theimer
and baby OF Portland are the guests
OF MIR. and Mrs. Shirley Parker.
Word has been received here that
Capt Harry a. Field. commandant
OF the navy yard. win receive his
promotion 10 the rank or rear adj.
miral on Sept %. with the retire.
| mont OF Admiral w. S. Benson. Rear
Admiral X. r. Coontz will receive
his grade In the grade OF rear ad.
mirnl on the same date.
Mrs. l.. y. lyman. who has beor
In the East on an extended visit
returned to Seattle Saturday even.
ing.
Mr. John Thomas Dewey and Mr.
Daniel buckingham left for Victoria
Saturday for n few days trip.
DR.. and Mrs. Franklin X. Nun.
day and Mrs Amy Munday have
returned from their country home
and have taken apartments at the
Hotel Otis. Miss Munday will con.
tinue her studies at Forest Ridge.
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Dear Miss Grey; In answer TO T.
De letter. perhaps the mother isn't
20 much to blame because each time
she goes 20 Roc the little child II
opens up the wound that time is try
ing 10 hard to heal.
My father left mother when I
was three years old and my baby
sister one year old. 80 mother
left us with her sister. who was
40 good TO us. but each time
mother came TO $50 us IL would
be days before aunue could
make US happy. 80 mama finally
had 90 quit coming. as each time
we found II harder TO let her
so. and after she got position
where we could stay with her.
II was really years before We
could let her out Of our sight.
have three children myself
and dearly love them: but IL
seems to me that II this mother
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Dance for Sub-Debs

Mr.. Paul Matthews entertained
With an informal dancing party at
his home Saturday evening In honor
q Miss Mary smythe. who L. Wis
ming his parents. and Mr.. Eddie
Paris. who leaves this week for Los
Angeles to attend school. The guests
we're Miss Mary Smythe. Miss
Dorothy Rowe. Miss Frances listed.
Miss Franklin Crawford. Miss Hazel
Allan. Miss Marjorie Turner. Miss
Helen Thompson. Miss Marian Dix.
Miss Helen Jordan. Miss Grace
LEWIS. Miss Dean Lombard. Miss
Wilma Ewing. Miss Bernetta Bar.
bour. Miss Mary Brandt and Miss
Helen Drever: Mr.. Eddie Paris, Mr..
Frank Elliott. Mr.. Jack swaiwell.
Mr.. Steven Tucker. Mr.. Dick Woods.
Mr.. James Campbell. Mr.. Roy Mid
dIeton, Mr.. Wayne o'Brien. Mr.. Nor.
IT. Afiiburn. Mr.. Robert Stevenson.
Mr.. Arthur GerbeI and Mr.. Baysc
Mckee.
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Hdll-Gruhdm Wedding

In the presence OF relatives and
close friends Miss Verne Han and
Mr.. Creighton Graham were united
In marriage "Wednesday evening,
August 81. The ceremony was per
formed at the home Of the bride =
sister. Mrs. II. Grimes. BY Rev. w
A. Major.
The bride Is n former student Of
tho University Of Washington and
Is a member OF Delta zeta Sorority.
Mr.. Graham has recently returned
from France. where he spent two
years In active service with Com
pany C OF the nth Field Signal
Battalion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham win make
their home In this city.
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utupOr OthcrWiHc. Or there may be
some injury 20 tho brain which
would leave her an imbecilc were
she 90 get we'll"
Bob had put his arm around me
10 lead me away. He was 80 near,
wanted him 30 much. ! needed him
40 much. that | did the perfectly
natural thing upon hearing Miss
Mlllcr'a professional verdict l as
serted the right which was my own
though nobody knew H. | rested my
I head on Bob'a shoulder and sobbed
Take her away. Leave her up
rtairnl And come back Immediately.
Iiobr Miss Miller ordered.
was so angry that for nm instant
| was tempted 10 reveal the real
wife Bob ought 20 know--and the
woman Katherine Miller ought 20 re
spect Then glance at the wee
face on the pillow. white and wary
as "A snowdfop. stopped and quoted
me.
Ny personal woe could wait. The
bssby might be dying. IL was not
the time for rival women 10 be
dramatic.
I'm Htny-I'n be stii." said,
knowing all the time that I was only
handing Bob more evidence against
myself
shook Off the dear. restraining
touch Of his arm and kneit by the
baby'a side
Miss Miller turned 90 whisper 10
Bob while We waited for the doctors
arrival 80 IL was | who caught the
first witch OF Baby Barbara'n eye
lids. and was favored with tho first
glance from her blue eyes.
I couldn't speak. / only smiled.
nuppressing the agony In my heart.
and presently my smile won a glance
Of recognition In return. Then the
child behcld the other woman.
"Badladygone." che family muir.
INJURED ia her quaint monotone.
What did Hhe sayT'' her mother
demanded. fiut the entrance OF the
physician robbed me OF the Joy OF
telling her.
Ito he Continued
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BY CYNTHIA GREY

Miss My attention
city employing married
poons which
living
have husbands big sae.
This married disabled in
that his earning capacity impaired A
these g married while kept on
the firm not know that they married
feel there injustice being SUP
having along buck IN
They ought
making what may some ex
where specially equally
filled
Let uB hear from you Yours respectfully.
GEO
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II you will take the trouble
90 investigate the case OF the
average married woman who
works. you will find that nine
times out OF ten she does 10
thru actual necessity. or 10 bet
ter the conditions In her home.
or 10 cooperate with her hus-
band In obtaining a respectable
home in which 10 live and rear
her family.
The goth Century woman Is
educated Her education has
made her independent enough TO
realize that she II mans equal
and as his equal belongs at his
side. helping him TO do the
worlds work instead OF taking
orders from him.
Then. too. II you will Invest.
gate the case 81 the woman who
works. you viii find many for
rner society girls competing with
the working girl. and Il is right
AAtAA - ntARlHa ~ ~ my
have graspcd the spirit OF the
times. the call Of the great in.
duatriai age and they want TO
live IL and breathe Il. 10 become
"a part OF Il. 20 feel that they
really are helping 10 make the
wheels OF the world go round.
There H. plenty Of work for
everyone II the economic sys.
tom might be worked out on a
fair and equal basis. So I have
little or no patience with the
person. especially a man. who
howls about the married woman
or the society girl who IL taking
the poor mans bread and butter
out Of his mouth. A position
should riRhnully belong TO the
person who makes good at IL.
married or single. man or
woman.
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Adler-i-ka
Helps Her!

After using Adler-i-ka my wits
is able to do her own homework
and did all housecleaning. The
soreness and pain in her side dis
appeared" tSigned) w. X. Bru-
baker. Salina, Pa
Adler-i-ka expeis ALL gas and
sourness. stopping stomach dis
tress INSTANTLY. Empties BOTH
upper and lower bowel. flushing
ENTIRE aiimentary canal. Re-
moves ALL foul matter which poi
sons system Often CURES con-
stlpation. Prevents appendicitis.
We have sold Adler-i-ka many
years. II is a mixture OF buck
thorn. cascara, glycerine and nine
other simple drugs. Swift Drug
Co. and leading druggists.
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The fate % tho suit. one. time IA
Vorits street garment Of tho fash
ionahle American woman. h again
trembling in tho balance. No ons
can aay with any certainty whethei
suits will receive favorable consid
Grafton for fall and winter or whoth
er. az has happened for several sue
crssiye seasons. the one piece dress
and separate wrap will bold sway
with the result that suits viii b. or
the bargain ilne before winter
weather has fairly set IN.
Suit designers arc doing their best
TO offer such an attractive array Of
garments that women simply viii
not have the strength TO resist them
and the widest possible style range
~ in evidence Short and long suit
coats have both received the ap
prevail OF Dame Fashion. with ths
lattsr somewhat In the lead. and
chic little Elton Jacket effects hav,
not been barred.
Tho sketch indicates what one OF
thu foremost American designers OF
sui,s has brought out In tho way OF
a velvet model. featuring both tbs
Elton Jacket and the long skirted
coat.
The coat skirt. or tunic. IL rather
fun. This fullnens ls laid In wids
pieats. The jacket IL finished In
front with a vrai Of white or coiorcd
material ertHA.crosscd with bands Of
velvet and coat skirt. sleeves and
neck are finished with fur.
Suit coats having front and back
panels that are considerably longer
than the coat proper arc frequently
shown. Among the models consid
cred good for the stout figure 4,
the coat with plain fronts and
biousrd back.
Skirts are generally quite narrow
This IL especially true when Ions
coat II used or when the suit Il
made Of velvet or duvetyn. Tn.
lighter weight materials such a
broadcloth and serge frcqucnti,
have pieated skirts. the picata 9,
arranged. however. that there Is ne
flare.
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THIS WILL ASTONISH
SEATTLE PEOPLE

The quick action Of simple WITCH
hazel. hydrastis. camphor. etc, as
mixed in Lavoptik eye wash. viii
surprise Seattle people. One girl
with weak. strained eyes was
helped by single application. Her
mother could hardly sew or read
because Of eye pains In one week
she too was benefited. We guar
antec a small bottle OF Lavoptik
10 help ANY CASE weak. strained
or inflamed eyes. Aluminium eye
cup FREE. Swift Drug Co., and
leading druggists.
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LOCAL DENTIST BACK
FROM GERMAN CAPITAL

DIR. John l.. Burnside. son Of John
l.. Burnside. Seattle agent Of the
White Pass a Yukon railroad, ar.
rived in Seattle from Berlin, Ger.
many, Friday. after several months
duty at German prison camps which
held $4,000 Russian prisoners. Prior
10 his experience as a dentist in the
prison camps. DR.. Burnside saw
strenuous duty at ST. Mihiel. Ypres
and the Argonne. DR. Burnside viii
resume practice in Seattle.
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Wedding Plans

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nathan
Elliot have issued Invitations to the
marriage of heir daughter. Romano.
to MIR. Frank Morgan Lawson. The
wedding viii bc solemniEed Tuesday
evening. September 2. at 81. faurs
Episcopal church.
Miss Elliot will he attended by
Miss Gay Lawson as maid % honor
and Miss Eldridgc Turner. Miss
Grace Carson and Miss Eleanor
Maynard as bridesmaids,
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DR.. and Mrs. Price
HonOred

Mr.. and Mrs. corwin :. Shank
will entertain informally Monday
evening from until II o'clock a,
their home In Washington Park In
honor OF Or. Ira NJ. Price and Mrs,
Price. who recently wero married
In Olympia.
Mrs. Price. who was Miss Eliza.
beth NJ. Mcdowell OF Olympia. In
president Of Columbia River District
Of the womcn's American Baptist
Home and Foreign Mission Societies.
Or. Price t. professor Of ancien,
languages in Chicago university.
No formal Invitations have been 10.
sued. Dr. and Mrs. Price will leave
wednesday for Chicago to make
their home.
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Engagement

Thursday the engagement was
announced in Spokane OF Miss
Martha King. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles l.. King OF Spokane. to
Mr.. william william Athoi Hail.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Han Of
sprague. nj tea given by Miss
Kings cousin. Miss Margaret Jen.
sen. The news IL Of interest here
for the groom elect spent three years
at the University Of Washington and
completed his studies at the Univer.
slty OF Pennsylvania
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Anniversary Pdrtu

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Smith cele-
brated the second Anniversary Of
their wedding with a dancing party.
given at their home. "Wednesday
evening. The fifty guests included
many members OF the Lyra Club
and several interesting musical
numbers were given during the eve
ming. The house decorations were an
attractive combination Of hydran.
geas. asters and autumn foliage.
A buffet supper was served.
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Garden Dinner-Dnnces

compllmenting Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry I. Worth. who have come to
Seattle to make their home. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. +. Pinkham entertained with
two large dinner-dances last week at
their Laurelhurst horne. The first
was given Monday evening and the
second on Wednesday. Forty.four
guests were present each time.
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Tea IN Tacoma

Complimenting Miss Nave Olds.
who has recently returned from
France. Mrs. Lambert Davis. pres.
ident OF the Western Washington
Wellesley club. Will entertain with
a tea at her home in Tacoma to
morrow afternoon. Seattle members
are asked to take the Z o'clock
boat
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Sunset Club

Mr.. William Wynn. well-known
for his Red Cross work overseas.
viii speak on North Russia"
"wednesday afternoon at O'Clock
At the Sunset club. The hostesses
for the afternoon are Mrs. Charles
f. Patterson and Mrs. s. X Water
man.
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can't have her baby all the time.
II II much easier for both the
little one and herself 20 forget
her entirely. or as nearly as her
heart will permit MRS. +. e.
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Luncheon for
Miss StcullceU

Mira Ross Wilson honorcd Miss
Wtnifrcd Swaiwell at charmingly
appointed luncheon az the Seattle
Tennis club Saturday afternoon. A
large basket OF lavender asters and
pink lilies was used for center
piece and covers were laid for 10.
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White Elephdnt ShOp

Mrs. Frederick Graham has ar.
ranged the program for the lunch.
con hour a, the White Elephant
Shop on Tuesday. September 2.
Madame Mary Louise Clary will
sing from 1870 to It's.
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The kosine Treatment for
EPILEPSY

should be used by all who suffer
from this nervous disease. The Ko-
sine Treatment relieves all fear OF
The attacks 80 frequent in cases OF
Epllepsy, Or FITS We want the most
skcpticnl to try Kosinc, for the sue
cess Of the treatment In the past 20
years has proved II TO be OF unusual
merit.
Large bottle. $500. II not satisfied.
AFTER using, your money Will be re-
funded. Write for free treatise.
kosinc Co, Washington, -, G.
Sold in Seattle by Swift's Pharmacy.
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Vedding Announcement

The wedding OF Miss Margaret
Mclean to Mr.. Walter Tucsley. OF
Yakima. will take place wednesday
evening az the Bethany Presbyterian
church at $50 O'Clock. Miss Mclean
win be attended by Miss Claire Me
Donald.
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The Invitations are out for the
wedding OF Miss yvInifred swaiweil
10 Mr.. Gilbert skinner Saturday
evening. September s. at $40 O'Clock.
NJ Trinity Parish church.
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Executive Board Meeting

The regular executive board meet.
ing OF the Columbia River District
OF the Women's American Baptist
Foreign and Home Mission Society
will meet In the cub rooms OF the
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Enhancement

Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Moss announce
the engagement OF their daughter.
Nina Gertrude Maxwell. to Dwight
Lyman Clark OF this city. The we'd
ding will be an event OF tho coming
YEAR
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Mrs. Ward Complimented

An unusually attractive party was
given by Dr. and Mrs. Adams sat
urdsy evening nj their beautiful
home nj Iaurclhurst. overlooking
the lake. The affair was given In
compliment TO Mrs. Charles Ward.
OF Camp Humphreys. Va, who Is
Miss Doris MItcheli's guest. Pink
giadiou were used In profusios
about the rooms. harmonlsing with
the japanese lanterns which shed
their warm glow on the dancers.
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ClUalDc


CLUBS FOR TUESDAY
ladies Of Marcabecs 81
Washington Hive. No. sts. Ladies'
% the Macabecs In odd Fellows
Hall at s O'Clock. Guests 60 be all
members who were former residents
% Michigan
Chapter v. y. 4. q.
Chapter V. l.. y. O.. will meet In
the afternoon at the nome Of Mrs.
Rose Simmons. 1880 18th ave. Mrs.
simmons annually eutcrtAins the
chapter at the opening OF tho sea
son with a splendid musical pro
gram.
Meeting Of ladies Relief Society
The first meeting Of the season
of the Ladies' Relief Society viii be
held at the Hotel Sorrento at ?
o'clock
Chapter q. y. T.. o.. TO Meet
Chapter q. J.. y. o.. will hold is
first meeting on Tuesday inasmuch
as tho first Monday OF September
Ia Labor day. Mrs. George y. Ar.
mold. 10 w. Garfield st. viii be
hostess.
Lady Sterling Chapter. ID. a. u.
Lady Sterling Chapter, u. A. r..
viii meet with Mrs. william c. Daw.
son ai Medina Members Will take
the ferry at Lcachi park at las
O'Clock.
Meeting 81 Temple de uirsch
Auxiliary.
The Ladies' Auxiliary 10 Temple
dc HirSch will hold it's regular
monthly meeting at 40 o'clock in
tho temple vestry.
a. X. f. NJ. Il. Club Regular Meeting
Tho A. X. 4. NJ. L. club will meet
with Mrs. Louise Mayor. Avon
apartments. apartment a. s25 T..
Denny way. at O'Clock.
Meeting Of Chapter &C. y. u. O,
Chapter &C. T.. y. o.. will meet
with Mrs. @. II. Bailey. bo03 Ninth
ave. n. u. at 2 o'clock.
Chapter A. =. Il. o., Scheduled
Meeting.
Chapter A. =. y. o.. will meet with
Mrs r. w. Huribut. 1915 E. Pros
poet. at ? o'clock.
Mass Meeting 10 Discuss Treatment
~ Insane
| At o'clock In the old Press Club
rooms. 1911 Fifth ave. there viii be
mass meeting TO discuss tho sub.
jcct. The State OF Washington q
| Treatment OF Its Insane" Former
nurses and former inmates will tell
OF their personal experiences. The
public liz invited. No charges.
West Side Improvement Club
West Side Women Improvement
Club at the home OF Mrs #. A. RAFT.
53i2 4ith ave. s. w. at 1870.
Regular Business Meeting Of l.. q.
Il. Clup
The regular business meeting OF
the l.. o. f. Club win be held at
o'clock In the Elks' club.
Degree Of Honor Benefit Whist
Party
Seattle Lodge, No. 7. degree OF
honor. a. o. u. w. will give ben.
eft progressive whist party ut 0
o'clock in Evergreen hail. Arcade
building. A number OF favors will bo
awarded. Ice cream and cake will
be served.
Women's Auxiliary Of World War
Veterans
The Women's Auxiliary OF the
World War Veterans win hold its
regular business meeting at s o'clock
In the club rooms, sl5 Union st.
Meeting Of Cosmopolitan Club
The Cosmopolitan Club of the Y.
w. c. A. will hold It's regular month.
| ly business meeting at Gas u. m
In the club rooms of the Y. w. c.
A. building.
Executive Board Meeting
The regular executive board meet.
ing of the Columbia River District
OF the Women's American BAPTIST
Foreign and Home Mission Society
' mill L.. -.
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By REBECCA STEVENSON
Informal Dance

Mrs. Rogers Brown will entertain
with an informal house dance Tues
day evening.
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whenever widow begins 10 make
inquiries as 10 a bachelors financial
condition. she means business.
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office Phone, Moin 500
Miss Ames TO Entertain

Miss Margaret Amcs will enter
tain with luncheon at the Rainier
club "Wednesday In honor Of her
house guest. Miss Claire Foster. Of
Forth Worth, Texas.
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Degree Of Honor Benefit Whist
Party

Seattle Lodge, No. 7. degree OF
honor. a. o. U. w. will give a ben
Gift progressive whist party ut 0
o'clock in Evergreen HAN. Arcade
building. A number OF fnvors will be
awarded. Ice cream and cake will
be served.
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a pretty Girl who wears a p~rpctu
AZ smile may BE- Jolly. but the monot
ony Il something fierce.
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Cruise

MIR. and Mrs. W. $, pulmagc and
Miss Ellen pulmago entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Done. Bernctte Barbour
and Miss Hazel Allan with cruise
around the Sound over Labor day.
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Seattle Wv. c. A. at 1870 O'Clock.
There will be a luncheon and after.
noon session.
AM Review. No. 90. Of Msocabees
AK Review. No. %. women'a
Benefit Association Of the Maccabeea.
VIII hold lts regular meeting at :
o'clock In ". O. W. hall. Fourth
ave. and Marion IT.
War Mothers League 81 America
The War Mothers League Of
America will meet at the Armory "A;
O'Clock. Members are urged 20 at.
tend TO make plans for caring for
The sailors and marines coming in
with tho fleet
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War Mothers League Of Am,r,c,
ladies' Relief Society

Ladies' Relief Society. first meet,
Ing OF tho season. a, Hotel Sorrento
At o'clock.
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Meeting Of Cosmopolitan Club

The Cosmopolitan Club OF the Y.
w. C. A. will hold It's regular month.
ly business meeting at GA5 p. m.
In the club rooms of the Y. w. c.
A. building.
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women's Auxiliary Of World War
Veterans

The Womens Auxiliary OF the
World War Veterans win hold its
regular business meeting at o'clock
In the club rooms. sl5 Union ST.
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Regular Business Meeting Of l.. O.

The regular business meeting OF
the l.. o. f.. Club will be held al
o'clock in tho Elks' club.
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Lady Sterling Chapter. u. A. n

Lady Sterling Chapter, ID. A. r..
viii meet with Mrs, William c. Daw'
son NJ Medina. Members viii take
the ferry at Lcachi park at las
O'Clock.