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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-03

Tommy. some day. In return for
what ha had loaned ms. calling the
surplus Interest"
told Tommy Of my intention 70
Walt say husband In camp. and Tom
my wan pausuL aud kind. but no,
a hlt enthusiasts. Somehow Tom.
my never Is that when | mention
bob.
Very sariy Easter morning I put
on the dark tan complexion and the
bohtsd Mig which I had worn with
my messenger girl uniform. Tommy
helped mo ito entrain7 with my
plant. and u occurred 10 mo tina, this
fornldsbia piece Of luggage was In
Itself a dlsKuise. None % my for,
msr friends would ever suspect Jane
lsnflfper ~ carrying the better part
~ q greenhouse on a Journey.
Many persons fioeksd 10 the camp
grounds Easter Sunday and that
fact made u Easy for ma IN unrrti a
lot ~ official rod tape quickly. For
the hospitals. ono required special
pass. but nj last I found myself in
Hoh's ward. facing one ~ his nurpcs
Then my mind an we'll as my body
wobhlei. Would find isoh in bed ..
and asifa hsiplrssg An unsound mind
80 often wrecks body. Would he
be qusta crxy7 Or sllen; and mel
anehaly.
was more assoniahed than re.
ilsvsd when the nurse said that Lor,
irnsr had gone 10 tho song service
l needn't wait-~hc would deliver
the flowers.
Thank you" murmurcd. ~bui
maybe -probaLiy--thers'n H. an an
Hwsr.+
Very well. wait n you want to.
Perhaps you'd like 10 hear the Eas.
ter singing. tho It's almost finished
It's at the hut--~here you SEQ the
Red Triangle"
Onward Christian Soldiers" was
filling tho room as I entered. The
men were standing. and II Was easy
70 pick out my Bob. for few are as
tall as he II.
Bob towers. usually. hut had 20
look twice 20 locate him. for he was
bending a little siaswaye~-soward a
girl who was holding a hymnsi'
And he wore an air u deep inter.
est In the young wornan-~but that I
recognized as Boh's rnanner--his NJ,
tic way which means nothing at all.
tho II fiatters most girir-they take
II as a personal compliment.
let tho crowd surge slowly past
me. hob looked very tired and wor,
ricd--but not AZ all insane.
He took the girls elbow In the
palm Of his hand TO guide her thru
the crowd. ana shd smiled up at him.
facing my way. And ! knew that
never In my life had seen a pref.
tier Rirll
And my hob didn't look bored
certainly he didn't resemble ST. An.
thony one bit HIS familiar voice
startled me.
"But--my dear Katharine he
was protesting
And just then my own face. I
know, must have been very un.
lovely.
fTO he Coutinuete
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-03
JAPANESE LIKING FOR
BRITISH GOODS GROWS

On. " a. SPECIAL To the star
LONDON. May s.---Japaneas fncr.
chandiss buyers arc visiting England
In great numhern The size OF the
British colony IN Japan and tho
growing fondneaa of the japanese for
the thinss Of the Yves, are RESPONSE.
BIZ.
We like . kimena for eomfor; Of
horne" says prominent Jap bust.
meas snnn herr. -But in business ono
mug, wear the European costume.
English plays and English films ara
popular. too
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-03
Base Hospital Unit so

Base hospital unit so. composed
chiefly. Of Seattle officers and men
just returned from France. viii
reach King st. station at O'Clock
tonight, II IL announced BY Frank
Gates, chairman Of the soldiers
and sailors welcome committee.
An automgblle parade has been
organized which will follow Second
ave. as far as the New Washing
ton hotel. after which dinner will
be served at the tumble Shop, to
be followed by informal dances un.
der the auspices Of various ssocie.
ties.
Since permission has been re.
ceiyed from Washington, ID. G., for
the men TO remain In Seattle until
Sunday morning, those who with
to stay at home over night may do
so, and Seattle men wishing to go
to their homes will be taken to
them In automobiles after the din
ner.
Lieut.. Col. II. Eugene Allen, of
Seattle, Ia In command Of the eight
officers and f13 men on board the
special train Of the Seattle unit.
DIR. J. u. Crichton. chairman OF
the reception committee at the de,
pot, will occupy the first carriage
In the parade. with Col. Allen, Act
Ing Mayor Lane, and Dr. Eagle.
son.
Since motor cars in the parade
are to be donated by patriotic cit.
liens, II Is urgently requested that
citizens send In machines for the
use Of the rturned soldiers and sal.
lors. All those desiring to lend
cars should communicate with the
soldiers and sailors welfare com.
mittee, at ala County-City building.
Main 5000, Local 1903. All cars do
noted should be at King st. station
at o'clock Saturday evening.
The banquet at the tumble Shop
Is provided by the seven-in-One War
Service organization, The dinner
will be- served by Red Cross work.
ers. Judge II. v. Brown IL to be
toastmaster at the banquet.
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Lssncheon for Miss Blake

The luncheon which Miss Dorothy
Ewing gave yesterday at her home
In honor OF Miss sally Blake was
one OF the most delightful OF re
cant parties. There were three
tables Miss Blake sat at table
Of six girls and two smaller tables
u three girls were on either side
tarieus miniature household utensils
wese the place cards and each sirl
had to make poem On the article
found ut her place and then move
10 Miss Alake's table and read her
composition. As the luncheon was
= progressive one, there was mueh
msrriment over the poems the girls
we're called upon TO write Baskets
cf opheiia roses adorned the tables
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-03
Children's Party at
Sunset Club

Little Miss Ann Gilmore enter
tanned number Of her friends to-
day at luncheon at the Sunset club.
Later the young bellies and beaux
attended the orpheum. Those who
enjoyed the hospitality Of this little
hostess we're Miss Loyal Treat. Mias
Mary. Miss Elizabeth and Miss
charlotte Greer. Miss Katherine
Folsom, Miss Betty Fetter. Miss
Hartnra Lazelle. Miss Jane Parkin.
son, Master Bobsie Backus, Miss
Ann and Miss Marie Gilmore.
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DR.. and Mrs. /. n. Moore
Entertain

la honor OF their house guests
Mr., and Mrs Lyman Fargo. Of
pocatsllo. Idaho. Dt, and Ars I. H.
Moore gave dinner on Tuesday
exsnins az their home. Covers
were placed for AFR and Mrs. Frank
J. Victor, Mr., and Mrs. samuel
itathbuFn, Mr. and Mre. q II. Lilly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fargo and Dr. and
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Wedding Surprises
Friends

The MARRIAGE Thursday afternoon
u Miss Leah Miller and Capt.
william Mckay came as surprise
not merely To their friends but TO
their relatives. capt. Mckay. sust
xeturnsd from years service in
France. came TO Seattle Msdnes-
dny on furIough, ostenss6ly to visit
~ mother. Mrs. X. v. Mckay. hts
brother, Charles A. Mckay. and
hts sister. Miss iva Mckay. That
~ had other aims as well was re-
eealed when he and Miss Miller
quietly and unAecompanisd went 70
the First Presbyterian church and
we're married by Rev. M. A. Mat.
ehews.
AIRS. Mckay is one Of ssattie's
most abrasive girls. She II a
ffns type Of brunette. richly col.
ored. ard has more than ordinary
musfcai and dramatic gifts. EWn
~ high school. In the days when
Fumor says the friendship between
her and Capt. Mckay, the Broadway
high football star. began It's course
~ romance which ended in Thurs.
Gays wedding. Leah sfiilsr showed
pronounced vocal gifts. During her
University Of Washington years she
eontinued to develop her music and
bar talent for acting. Later she
eoek part In the yearly season 81
1ocni grand opera and not only
pnrtched her talents hut wan many
FRIENDS She has BEEN noted also
~ her amiahiiisy in giving her
Nutc<. which Is a veiysty MAKO
Urpsano. for the service Of charity
Vince her fathers activities as rep.
rnsentative have kept him In Wash.
myton. she has spent part Of the
rear In the East and has been a
Gpnstant student.
Mrs. r. v. Mckay and AIRS. john
N Miller, who just returned 10 Sc
otf,e from Washington. ID. C.. we're
not aware Of ths Contemplated
union; nor does Representative Nil.
~. who ~ Atill In France with the
Military affairs committee. yet
know Of the marriage.
Capt Mckay was with the 3s4sh
Infantry. sfst division, in France.
Before entering the service, he was
eales manager Of the kigsel Kar
compauy. Prior to that time he
pex connected with the L.ocomohile
eOmpany. He was stationed at
Camp Lewis before leaving for
France In June. 1918. In France
~ received his captaincy. He at
tended the University Of Washing
I'm, where he was prouinent In
athletics. He Is affiliated with the
Phi Gamma Delta fraternity.
At present Capt. Mckay ia sta,
TONED at Camp Lewis. After a
wedding trip by automobile, he and
his bride win make their home in
SEATTLE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-03
Little White House

The LIttIe White HOUSE. The bti.
rsan % the of,hopstlc guild 81 helng
managed BY this MadFona guild for
the nsxt two weeks They asrys
delicious light lunchsons Tbs
women are hard at work upon
kitchen towels and are filling a
number Of orders. ~ they are max.
Inx speciality OF this necessary
household artisl~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-03
Red Cross tumble Sh0p

An interesting program In to be
gtven at the tumble Shop Monday
noon Mrs. J. r. Savage. whose de.
lishtfui mezzo soprano has been 20
much enjoyed on former occasions,
will sing. Miss Trudy Taylor. &C.
eompanied by Miss Anabel Trent at
the piano, will add the lighter vein
with popular rag-tirne songs.
Mrs. O. w. Sharples Is to be
hostess.
All patrons OF the tumble Shop
are especially invited.
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Orpheus Male Chorus OF
Tacoma Closes Season

The closing concert for the season
Of NE Orphsux Male Chorus. Of
Taeomz. which took place Fhurs
day evening, was unusually later.
essins. Mr.. Spsrgur. who has sue
cersfully conducted II for three
years. held the baton, and Mrs,
Donald Fahey. OF victprtA H. q, wal
the ssloiss ASser this nl1ssnaI pro
gram . charmingly appoiafed sun
per was served. The guests OF
honor we're Mr.. Middleton. ST..
father Of Mr.. Keith Middleton. of
Seattle, who leaves shortly for Eng
land; Mrs Fahsy and Mr.. apasSur.
MIR. Middleton has bsen an associate
member OF the chorus for eighteen
years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-03

BY BETTY BRAINERD

their time and talent Go the White
Elephant shop this past week are
Miss beatrice Nelson. Mn. Lane
Summers. Mrs IL. ~ Perry, Mr.
aud Mrs, Philip Garland, hiss
ThurAa Cawsey. Miss Edna Mellon
ash, Miss Elisabeth Greene, Airs
Samuel Mcdonald, Mrs. Franklin
uackman, Mfs. inex Morrison. Miss
Eva Me.Ahee. Miss Grace MeAbss,
and Maj. Carl hurdiek,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-03

Mothers who value their own comfort
and the welfare Of their children should
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Sweet Powders for Children, for usa
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-03
First Methodist
Church Concert

The special SUNDAY evening con.
cert OF the bia Temple chorus. di'
fsetsd BY Ar, John sparKur at
the first Methodist church, are TO
he continued for the neat three
months, Unusually attractive pro,
grams are TO be given each week
Tomorrow night, Mr.. Rparsur II the
seioist. lie Will give the SLOW move
mont Of Mslnlawskts - minor con.
crrlo, accompanied on che piano by
Miss Leone t.angdoa, the orsanlst
Mr.. spargur's success with this
choral instrument Of some two hun,
dfad voices was demonstrated last
Sunday, when crowds Of eager
music lovers were turned away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-03
Hint on
Good FERN

Dear Miss Grey; IL IL proper for
a girl 90 ask boy friend 10 call
on her. II he has never taken her
out7 BLUE EYES.
II ~ not unconventional. aitho.
aH rule. a modest girl demands
that a man shall take the Until
auyS In forwarding an acquaint-
anoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-03
PERSONAL

Mrs. Eapard y. Osfoa tAisas~ Han.
forsp wife Of Gni orion. q. n A.,
who 10 stationed In waxhiagtan. y.
c.. arrived in Seattle last nishs 10
spend month with her pasents. Mr.
and Mrs. Csas.aes Hartford.
Mr.. HARVEY N. Rathweiier ana Mr..
=. Il. Sands LET, this morning Tor a
three weeks Eastern trip,
Mr.. w. A. pstsss. ir.. arrived In
town last night 10 Wait hi. parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Peters. for a
short time.
Mr.. John Liiiy' u cs1hmer.. Is
spending fhs week end in seattle.
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs
Harry krinke ynoforsd 10 Tacoma
TO attend tho orphcus Mais chorus,
with MIR. and Mrs. John sparxur as
their guesss. ON their return they
brought Mrs.. Donald Fahsy with
them. who remained In ths city. AT
tho Hotel Washington, leaving Fri.
dsy uaosnina for Victoria
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis H. Herr lsft
Friday evening for the Fast. They
viii visit Denver and Mes York
Later Mrs. Herr Will be the guest OF
her ssstAs NJ Toronto, She will re-
turn W Seattle In the middle Of June.
Mr.. Herr will return in three weeks.
Mr.. Alexander BaiIIle returns this
afternoon from San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Green re-.
turned yesterday from n sojourn In
California. where they went 10 spend
the Easter holidays with their two
daughters. who are In the South Mt.
tending boarding schools. During
their stay thay spent two weeks In
San Franchise and n week at Del
Mantle.
AFR. and Mrs. Lyman Fargo. Of
Pocatello, Idaho. who arrived in the
city last sunday, and we're the guests
Of Dr. and Mrs. I. II. Moore. left
Thursday for their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert r. Disney and
family moved on "Wednesday 10 their
summer home at Wing Point, Balm.
bridge island.
Miss Violet Anderson. the well.
known pianistc, viii leave Monday
for a months vacation In California.
Mrs. Francette T.. Maring is spend.
Ing the weekend In Spokane.
Mr.. Eugene y. Favre, Of Spokane.
II spending several days in Seattle
Mr.. and Mrs III. w. Sumner have
moved to their country home on
cambridge island.
Mrs. Nelson Phillips and daughter
have returned from a months go
Ellis will visit her sister. Mrs. Phil.
lips. In June.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Davenport and
Mrs. ]. u. Bridges. from Aberdeen.
are guests at the Washington hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Lane left
yesterday for short stay In San
Francisco.
Mr.. u. X. Loose left yesterday for
st. Louis, where he win bs In attend.
ance at the Presbyterian General
assembly. Later he yin visit rela.
tiyes In the East.
Mrs. Paul Berkman and daughter,
Dorothy, have returned from a ten
days' trip to Portland and Albany.
Ore
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BY CYNTHIA GREY

certain matters have been very
interesting o ma will u little advice
redhaaded girl 20 years old; but her
mother ~ old and
red also win
will would like TO have her mothers
Please this want :" show the old girl
,.,ar. ~. !. wrong HEDToP.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-03
LEAGUE WILL ELECT

The Public School Protective
league will meet Thursday. May Is,
at p. m, in the assembly hall OF the
Chamber OF Commerce and CONNER
cial Club. Tor the election Of officers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-03

a studio tea will be given on
May 7 BY Miss ELLA Mcbride and
ST. Wayne Alhse IN honor Of Miss
Katharine Butler, whose wedding
TO Ensign Elliot, Dean Harrington.
United States naval air service. will
take place on Iuna ~.
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Mrs. Carl DoaWofth
Honor Guest

Mrs. Elhridsn II stuart gave
luncheon yesterday at her home "
honor OF Airs. Carl nonwarth. Eight
guests were entertained, Tulips
formed the eentefpteee for the
table.
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White ELEPHANT Shop

Mrs. Lane Summers has arranged
the program at the White Elephant
hhpp during the noon hour on Mon.
day and will be at the piano. Miss
11'vina Dunbar. soprano. will be the
Aeloisf.
Those who have graciously given
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Ladies Of Episcopal
Guild Entertained

MFR. and Mrs. c. c. Bronson en-.
tersained the ladies' and husbands
Of the Epiphany guild last evening
as her home. There was a large
attendance and both dominoss and
bridge were played, Later an old
fashioned box supper was served.
the boxes being auctioned off. The
pleasure Of the evening was com.
pieted By o short program Of music.
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William Smith. tho unique car
toonlst Of skinner q Eddy, IN re-
sponsibla for the clever design Of
the Invitations.
As tho bride and groomelcct win
start on their honeymoon In an air.
plane, the Invitations To the studio
TIA are unusually appropriate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-03
Sigma Kappa Card
Pdrty POSTPONED

The card party which was to
have been given by the Puget Sound
aiumnae chapter Of Sigma Kappa
At the Chapter House, May 3. has
been postponed to Saturday eve.
ming, May IL.
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Tea for Miss Mabel
Garrison

Airs. Tfafford Huteson save
charming tea this afternoon AZ her
home al the Highlands IN horror OF
Miss Mabel Garrison. Of the Met,
ropolitan grand opera hoass.
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Informal Luncheon

Airs. ]. l.. Han gave an Informal
luncheon yesterday at her home TO
ak guests. Afterwards bridge was
played.
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Daughter Born

Mr.. and Mrs. II, O.. King, IT,,
are receiving congratulations on the
birth OF q daughter at the Minor
hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-03
T'aciligbt Musicale

These ef Seattle who do not so
10 tho twilight muricales ate miss
Ing a rare treat. Tomorrow there
win he an unusually interesting pro
gram and the artists names speak
for themselves, Given under the
auspices OF the National League for
Women's Service at the Army and
Navy club. the acoustics enable per
feet enjoyment The musicals u
from $40 20 $50 p, IN. The pro
guam viii be as follows.
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Well, you ARE In a prediea'
ment. aren't you. IL viii be
rather difficult for ms 10 advise
you definitely, whey don't
know how long you and tho girl
have known aach other. and how
you get along now. OF course.
as "a general rule, red headed PEG.
pie possess quick temper, and
should both Of you sbecome
angry at the same time. you no
doubt would make life very In
terasiiug for each other. ON the
other hand. your friends
mothers argument ID rather
lame, lnaMmueh as ever and
ever 80 many couples Of oppo.
site essnplexions seek the d.
voroa courts daily, hourly.
The right solution TO your
problem AMPLY depends upon
your disposition and that Of the
girls. IL you are two sensible
young people. and care NO much
for each other that you feel you
cannot live apart. your love VIII
conquer. even your dispositions.
Marriage with anyone. be she
blonde, brunette or titan
beauty. ~ simply gamble.
chance. We must take a chance
In order TO gain anything COW
etnd or worth while in this old
world. Married life IL the only
real and sure tsnt for love, Some
loves survive and some do not.
Dear Miss Grey Last evening
willis waiting In line 10 gain afmia
mion to n theatre, 1 overheard n con
vcrsation between a beautiful young
girl and a Handsome young man
that made me wonder what soms
are dblng instead o, train
Ing their children.
This couple was both exception
ally well dressed. the Girl wearing
expensive furs and bath wearing
large diamond rings. She WAS tell
Ing Of being with q married man
the evening before. and the youne
man remarked that IL was all right
but that people would bs talking
she replied. well. I don't care.
pulled hls lew for. new pair Of
fu~pT and sssf and he's Coins r.
take mo out tomorrow night, and
I'm going 10 tap him for sons more
Jack. and you know thares no barn
In that also met old Air, --r-v-----~
on the street tonight. and he's got
all kinda Of kaio. IL ! can relieve
him 81 ~oms. ~ help you buy that
car
could not help but think what
n fine couple they would 30 n they
had been morally different. Both
had evidently been college students
~ arm a college woman myself and
noted the sorority and fraternity pins
they wore. and II wan apparent thai
lhsy came of w~iiso.so parents. for
there was n sort Of air OF mate re.
fiaesnent, despite the hixxaire air
they put on. The fault In their
training surely must have been q,
hom~. hope this will be an appeal
10 mothers TO be more careful OF
their children. Many don't have the
this couple must have
had, and look what might have been.
A MOTHER.
Dear Miss Grey; would lika sc
naii the attention NJ tina mothers u
The upbrinxsnx Of their daughters
There ara hundreds Of silly girls
~ho are no man struck that they
would not hesitate 70 flirt with al
most any man who wifi pay atten
ion 20 them. married or single. ]
personally know that thars are a
hundred girls In this town with
xhom | work and others Of my &C.
tusinsance who would not hesitate
20 accompany me 10 a public rather.
ng. tho they know I arm married
md know my wife. some OF them.
Il really seems rs tho n man has
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g H1ntQhdlaGIIrey

odd Motto
on Coin
Dear Miss Grey; II II true thai
the motto. Mind Your own Bud.
ness" Was once used on our coinagaf
w w.
Yes. Pennies coined In 1851
bore this motto.
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Anth~us--sFrhe ktient Ess". .Neisilirfer
Edna Craig and the Temple cheFus
Offsrtory anthem - Frsiss the iTsd.
q IsrueAtrm ss*ssffnff - A~N&A4
Mir. G.. Is. White and the Jss4sie
Nh0ftls.
orxan pcstlnds--~w arrias's Marsh. BixEs
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Miss Me poaaxh at the piano
VI.
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Piano solos
Dance Of the Inomes .sss+sss % 'iAaet
E0sunnge sFfhf+s*aff f-.tf "''~~@
Mr. Warren g, wright
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Music at First Methodist
EpiscoDaI Church

Tomorrow at II o'clock the fol
lowing program viii be given al
the First Methodist Episcopal
church.
organ prsigde--Adssio from ttfth
%unnfa sfaea4tssstft HfHhss 9A*tA@Nt
Antham--s.Hrferv the Heavens @efs
spread Abroad ..s.4.ss..Ys Parker
Mr. C. T. WHITE ana tbs Temple
Chorus
gffertory antAesn -~ Awake rhoa =
That slice pest 4s.sss*ss.s stanM
Ths Temple Chorus,
Organ pnsfiade Alskro App@sssen-
alta .....ss.+..-fssstss HhsihsHt
p ~
organ Recital hy Miss Leone fAngaon-
tn9 t~t There Ha fAght. ...s... suabots
90 In Psreatse.
off~Efalrs IA p.nsser .sss.ss+s.. Rstssts
pnstor.is ....... c1areuc@ f.aeas
ilonaaaes " Hsiea Heed
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Hafads In q Minas ...ss.-... Chopin
Mr. watrsu 9. WEtsht.
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' sss,s s1 IL sluss, cra~',seo,, .......,,

Nj. EAn Als.Anssr.
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Mrs. Paul Berkman and daughter,
Dorothy, have returned from a ten
days' trip to Portland and Albany.
Ore.
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Mr.. u. X. Loose left yesterday for
st. Louis, where he will bs In attend.
ance at the Presbyterian General
assembly. Later he yill visit rela'
tiyes In the East.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-21

10 PIGS FOR SALE. 2 miles west of Fair Grounds on Christy Road. 106R5. G. O. Isaac. dig