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MRS. TAFT D0FFS
toes OF SOLDIER

Mrs. Fred II TAFT, said TO be tho
second woman who. disguised aa n
soldier. has made a trnnHcontlnentnl
trip on a troop train. is hitting the
trail again. but this time in conven.
tionm clothes. on n conventional
boat, with n conventional husband.
Mrs. TAFT and her soldier husband
Fred r. TAFT. also a Seattle resident.
are travelling to Wales. AlasJSa. 100
miles north OF Nome, where they will
assume charge OF government rein.
deer station and native school
Mrs. TAFT Is the daughter Of John
ID. Cress. Of tho Photographic firm
OF Cress- Dale. and graduate OF
broadway high school. She won
fame early In the war. when she
donned an army uniform and trav.
eled with her husband on n troon
train from Camp Lewis to Camp
Mills, N. Y.
TAFT was formerly corporal I'm
the old Second Washington, later the
l66th Infantry. and when he was
ordered to the Eastern post, his wife
insisted on going with him.
During the absence OF her bua.
band In France, Mrs. TAFT attended
the University OF Chicago and the
University OF Illinois. Word came
that her husband had been killed In
action. On this occasion the flogs
OF the schools at Mt. Vernon. OF
winch town TAFT Is n native, flew
Mt half mast. Later he turned up
alive and well.
Among the other passengers on
the Victoria. which sailed for Alaska
monday. was Judge w. A.. Holz.
heimer, OF Nome. who is returning
from Washington. ID. c., where no
was Visiting on official businesa-
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MILLER'S TRICKS BRING UP
PROBLEMS MUST TELL BOB MY
PAST ADVENTURES

Now. Jimi This IL not a matter
TO joke aboutF' Mother said. Il do
not like tho looks OF that engage.
mcnt announcement any better than
YOU do-atill--" Mother paused. We
all knew that she implied that II
wasn't mic. OF us 10 discuss Miss
Miller along the lines daddy was
mapping out hut | don't suppose
any delicate phase OF good manners
could ever be applied TO Daddy
Lorimer even in thin veneer. He's
like bad big boy, he simply will
make speeches when no feels
like H. -
Sure. it's no joke. I'm glad we
agree--as usual-madamF' Daddy
bestowed a most conspicuous wink
upon HIS wife--a fayorito yulgarity
OF his which always makes his lady
sunderland then he went on. III
Bob asked tho other girl TO marry
him when he was on the verge OF a
reconciliation with his wife. she may
sue him for breach OF promisel /
bet she makes somebody payr'
IL wasn't IA pretty speech. never.
thcleas. u comforted me. felt that
daddy was quite n bit wiser In the
ways OF women than he ever pre-
tended TO be. lie was backing up
his own conviction that some very
disagreeable situations were bound to
develop between Katherine and me.
Jane Lorimer was seen travelling
with a girl who was no better than
she should be- That was ,ruel /
had bocn In more than one Hituation
which Katherine Miller could mis-
eonstrue to eer advantage and TO my
sorrow--ahouid she ever get hold OF
tho clues.
Bob himself had decided In his
positive way that he and would
waive n lot OF explaining. He could
never be coaxcd 10 talk about the
war. nor the way he had been hurt
nor the months no spent In the hos
pitAl And because the days he had
passed over there" were like a seal
ed hook. no wouldn't listen To any
account Of what ! had gone thru
while he was away.
In he great joy OF our reunion.
the past didn't really matter. l told
myself. but might there not DO a
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By CYNTHIA GREY

Miss ! married a who In a man
observe the little oourteHes OF life
etc., no
will straight ahead himself
He
people sitting with a
for his lack
regardless. myself and
children children
hynotn
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House Dance

Twenty-eight guests enjoyed the
dance which Mrs. c. II. Russell and
Miss Charlotte Russell gave at their
home Friday evening. They were;
Miss Frances Richter. Miss Edith
Allen. Miss Mabel Murphy. Miss
Elizabeth Turner. Miss Charlotte
Turner, Miss Marion Rartean. Miss
Nura Carter. Miss Harriet Carter.
Miss Emma Calhoun. Miss Carlotta
Anderson. Miss Ruth Lawton. Miss
Beulah Lindholm. Miss Julia Smith.
Mr., Grant Calhoun. Mr.. Stuart Fisk
en-. Mr.. Stanley Allen. Mr.. Herbert
Anderson. MIR. William Hale. Mr..
James Rowcs. Mr.. Frank Bingham.
Mr.. Henry Knox. Mr.. Gwin Jones.
Mr.. Arthur Jones. Mr.. L,land Luke.
MIR. Graham Smith and Mr.. Frank
Victor. jr.
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Jury Says City to
Pay $500 Damages

The Rainier Heat & Power Co.
was awarded $500 damages agninst
the city by n jury in Judge Nit
eheil Cilliam's court Monday after
noon. The company asked $4,000.
The case has been argued since
September g.
The damages were asked as the
result OF the breaking OF city
water main at Fifth ave. and King
st.. which flooded the basement OF
the power company.
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| Person oil

Or. and Mrs. Henry suzzailo. with
Mr. and Mrs. oscar Fechter. left to-
day by motor for Yakima They
viii be gone for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Calkins re-
turned yesterday from Agate Point.
where they have been spending the
summer. and are again In their town
house.
Mrs. Robert Abercromble Brown.
Miss Helen Brown and Miss Hazel
Landes. who has been their guest.
returned Sunday from Pilot Point.
where they have been spending the
summer.
AIRS. Charfes Cotton was the guest
OF CommAndant and Mrs. Harry a.
Field Friday at the luncheon at
which they entertained for Secretary
OF the Navy Josephus Daniels and
Mrs. Daniels.
Miss Hazel Mcmillan left yester.
day to attend a dinnerdance in TIA
coma given by Miss Martha Albert
son at the Union club for some Of the
junior officers OF the fleet While
there she win be the house guest OF
Miss Elizabeth Dover.
Mrs. Henry Phillips has returned
from Everett. where she has been
for the past week.
Mrs Tracy Robertson. Miss Gym
thia and Mr.. Richard Robertson.
will return from their summer home
at Wing Point, Eagle Harbor. the
first week in October.
Mrs. Alexander Lun6grcn. who
has been the guest OF Mrs. II. c.
Ristine for the past few weeks. left
last night for her home In Spokane.
Mr.. Edwin A. strout. jr.. left yes
terday morning on trip TO New
York.
Mr.. Henry Ketcham. of New York.
a classmate Of Mr.. Edwin strout.
jr.. was his guest over the week.
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Franklin
Frost left Sunday for Gold Bar to
be gone two weeks.
Mrs. Eric McMaster. with her two
children. left Saturday for Cheney
to visit her sister. Mrs. Lynn Rat
cliffe. She win remain until after
the wedding OF Miss Ruth Radcliffe
to Mr.. Don Jordan.
Miss Florence Wattles. who has
been the house guest OF Mr.. and
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menace In a future built on silence
especially "A menace TO mo--who
had no much to explain 10 my hus-
band7
ChryH' voice changed the trend OF
my thoughts.
surely you two had better take
yourselves off on wedding trip 10
the Mexican mines. II will save
coolies OF talk around here and
simplify lifc for tho rest OF us
whole lot!'
Then bob addressed his father;
But airl You do not expect Jane
ana me to run away from the stu
alton. do your
Certainly not. young mani Ger
tainly mott However. I've got 90
have a man | can trust In Mexico
before the month Is up. Can / trust
you. sir1"
lie beamed on his oldest son. who
answered In the same coin. then
raised inquiring brows In my dlrec.
ton.
couldn't reflect the smile. nor
answer with an asserting nod.
u4AH NhHk 10 30 10 A'&tA's Nlhu I
want TO go anywhere. wanted TO
stay In my own little home. | want
ed 20 avoid forever and ever. the
possibility chrya put into her next
words
I'm Mexico Jane viii have another
chance 20 add a few more reels OF
adventure 10 the story Of her iifeT'
II can find all the adventure I
want In my own Kitchen" l pro
tested
Come out Of tho kitchen. dear girl
Come of from the sacred pedestal
and face the bandits" Chrys laughed
ms We rose TO leave the table. Sure.
~ yOu1l not find them worse than
some other Williams you have met and
vanqulshcd. Has she told you.
Bobg"
Bob shook his head and strolled
off 90 smoke with daddy.
Chryn' question rang In my ears
as took her and mother about the
house and explained the changes
was planning.
HAS rhe told YOU"
MUST tell Bob--everything-
soon an possible
TO lie Continued
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Chapcroned by Mrs. J. w. Bar.
bour and Mrs. Lewis Bradecn. a
group OF girls who were on the
eommittee to welcome the fleet and
distribute cigarettes. were enter.
tanned on board the u. s. Oregon
Saturday afternoon. They were:
Miss Dorothy Hadgett. Miss Hazel
Allan. Miss Ellen Dulmadge. Miss
Constance Priest. Miss Josephine
Lewis. Miss Lucille Holloway. Miss
Roberts Church, Miss Dorothy Frye.
Mis- Dorothy Lyter. Miss Gather.
ine Conion. Miss Helen Bernstein.
Miss Ruth Nettieton. Miss Alice
Hettleton. Miss Helen Thompson.
Miss Helen Schwager. Miss Clara
Bruhn. Miss Helen Feeney. Miss
Margaret Eagieson. Miss Rachel
NIblock. Miss Margaret Armstrong.
Miss Alva Sanders. Miss Hazel Man
son. MISC Vivian Judy. Miss Audrey
Judy. Miss Hcrmine Rosenbiatt.
Miss Emma Groniund. Miss Victoria
Groniund. Miss May Davis and Miss
Bernetoa Easbour. q AZ :
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POSLA|M ENDS
SKIN SORENESS
AND ERUPT|ONs

Poslam quickly and conveniently
supplies the prompt relief you seek
for ailing skin. the active help you
need to be rid OF pimples. to h6l
Eczema. to drive away Rashes, Red
ness. and to clear inflamed COM
plexions.
To avoid further suffering try
Poslam at once. A splendid test Is
TO apply TO n small affected skin
surface at might and in the morning
look to see how inflammation has
shows.
Sold everywhere. For free sample
write TO Emergency Laboratories.
2i3 West i7th st, New York city.
Urge your skin to become clear
or. brighter. better by the daily use
Poslam.
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am an attractive woman. dress
well. keep my house in good order
and like 10 have everything dainty
and In order. In fact, | am a woman
one would look at twice in "A crowd.
I think my husband loves me. as he
works hard and takes an interest In
his home.
DO you think ] should let these
matters annoy met try TO be
courteous always. MRS. 30.
Why don't you pour out your
heart 10 your husband as you
have 10 me- A woman OF your
breeding could talk over such n
matter with her husband In "A
frank manner. at the same time
In such "A way that II would not
injure his feelings. There IL no
reason why any woman should
hesitate 20 be frank with her
husband and vice versa II part
ners In marriage would be just
hs frank as partners in business.
there's no reason why the mar.
riaRe institution should not DO
Just as succesHful as a prosper
Gus business firm.
IL your husband ia sensitive.
why not get an up-to the-minuts
book on ctiquet and the rules OF
good form. show IL 10 him and
explain that you have noticed
that both you and he have been
negiectful OF late. and that you
can't afford 10 do II for the chill.
drens' sake You might suggest
that you have n little family
class In euauet. studying the
book together. and thus the chill.
dren viii be more impressed by
the manner in which they should
conduct themselves.
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Mrs. Daniels in Tacoma

The thought uppermost In the
minds OF Tacoma women just now
= proper and fitting entertainment
tor Mrs. Daniels. wife OF the seere-
tAry OF the navy. who went there
yesterday with the Pacific fleet Mrs.
pverton c.. Ellis Is chairman OF the
Entertainment committee. assisted
BY Mrs. c. Il. Balahanoff and Mrs.
John McFadon.
The women's University club held
= reception for Mrs. Daniels yester-
Gay and motorcd 20 Camp Lewis for
49, and this morning at breakfast
Was served at the Country club.
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would 20 with them. for ne saw mo
walking up the street with a boy
friend. and he was 10 peeved about
II he would hardly stop and talk
when ] asked him what was tho
matter. no only said he thought I
ditched him. and was going 10 go
with this other boy/
What / want 10 know In. n he
really love mo. and II should say
anything 20 him about kissing my
sister,
Please. Miss Grey. ten mo what
should do. as my sister In only
10. and am 10. and have no one
20 ask or get any advice from.
EIGHTEEN.
ff you have no one 10 advise
you. / take IL that tho sane
holds true in regard 10 your III
Tie sister. and IL is about her,
rather than yourself. or the man.
that you should be most con-
cerned. Try TO make her I'M
derst1nd that IL IN for her own
good that she should not permit
such famillaritles from men,
especially those OF 30 short an
acquaintance.
Since you are not engaged To
the man. you should please your
self about the other company
you keep. a girl who is not en-
gagged Is foolish when she gives
up the society Of her other mel
friends. To my mind Jealous,
ranks worst OF all the human
frailiues. Weed IT out OF you
brain at once. or II will cause
you much MISERY and unhappi
ness. also. you should consider al
length. before you ever becoms
the wife of a fealoua man
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BEER MAY SPOIL

CHICAGO. Sept. is--Becr seized
en- route here from Milwaukee may
be spoiled II court action IL not TAX.
en- at once. attorneys argued in court
ycre yesterday. Judge Sanborn was
asked 10 appoint receiver for the
several truck loads now held at Zion
City. III.
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| Society
WOMlMN'$ PAGE
BY REBECCA STEVENSON
Home Phone. Capitol GIT.

Mrs. l.. q. Horton. leaves this week
for her homo In Buffalo.
Mrs. Iiardenbergh. Miss Gertrude
HardcnberKh and MIR. George Hard.
enbergh. expect TO leave for Chicago
In about two weeks
Mr.. and Mrs Alexander McEwan
had as week end guest at their homo
at the Country club Mr.. Hamilton
Rolfe. OF Concord. n. II.
Mr.. C. NJ. Seeley returned Sun
day from California. where he has
been for the past three months.
MFR. and Mrs. william cahil have
purchased "a house on Federal ave.
and viii occupy Il tho first OF
October,
Miss Beth Starr. who has been in
the ARCHAEOLOGICAL department at
Camp Lewis. will return TO the Uni.
vcrsity OF Washington this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Frederick and
sons, Mr. Harold and Mr.. Frank
Frederick. Jr,. have returned from
their country place at Eagle Harbor,
Mr. Harold Frederick left Thursday
10 enter Dartmouth.
Mr.. Frank Beatty OF the United
States navy was the weekend guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs A. j. Flskon at the
Country club.
Miss Polly Wilson. who was gradu.
a,ed from the broadway high school
last June. will make her home with
her sister. Mira, O. c. Appleton. in
Spokane this winter.
Mrs. Frank w. Elliott and Miss
Amy Allan have returned 10 Seattle
after spending several days In fiell.
ingham. guests at the home OF Mrs.
William =. Newton. formerly OF Seat.
tie.
Mrs. Edward Wilton OF Yakima IL
the guea, OF Mrs. Mitchell Gillian.
Mrs. Lloyd Woodruff left Sunday
for Yakima 10 visit her mother. Mrs
w. W. Gamble.
has been spending several weeks In
tho city. left sunday for her home
In Yakima
Mrs. A. McCracken. who has been
hostess ut the hostess house at Camp
Lewis for a long time. has given up
her duties and returned TO Califor.
MIA
Mrs Agnes Pound and Miss Marie
Meyers OF Chicago are tho guests OF
Air. and Mrs. Marcufn at the Adams
apartments They will be with Mr..
and Mrs. Marcum until September Is,
when they leave for short visit In
Salt Lake city. Miss Bcreniee Pound
has been the Marcuns' guest during
the summer.
Mr.. James D. Hogo ief, Monday
Tor New YORK Later IN the month
he will attend the bankers conven.
ton In 81. Louis.
Or. and Mrs. Georr, Fus,errnan
Of tho Mayo clinic. Rochester. MINI,
were the week end guests OF Or. and
Mrs. George NJ. Horton. DR.. custer
man Is chief OF the medical stat Of
the Mayo clinic.
DR.. and Mrs. Frederick Styled re.
turned Sunday from Spokane. where
they were the guests Of Col. and Mrs.
Charles Butts. Or. Styled attended
the convention OF the Washington
Medical society while there.
Niles Mildred Robinson arrived yes
tcrday from Belliugham to enter
Madame Pless' school.
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Familiarity
BreedS COnfemnt

Dear Miss Grey: have been
working for three years. and
thought I knew the way OF the
world. and have found out that I
know very little about IL.
j have been keeping steady com
pany with a young man for two
and A half months. He says he loves
me. but we both are very jealous OF
one another,
/ have seen him kiss my sister
twice In front OF me. and now I
have begun TO think he would do
the same TO other girls when he
gets the chance. He does not say
for me not to 20 with any other boy
friends. but I know II would make
him very angry II he thought I
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Overseas Club

The Overseas club win hold their
first dance OF the winter series on
Saturday next at . y. m. In Doug
las Hall. Proceeds from these dances
are used for relief work. The com.
miitees are as follows: Punch com
mittee-Mrs. Il Rees. Mrs. II. Jack.
man. Miss NJ Powell. Mrs. NJ. Hodg
son. Mrs. Florence Bible. Mrs. W.
Anterior. Reception committee
Miss westaway. Miss +. Seller. Mrs
@. Sylvester. Mrs. T. A. Boulder,
Mrs. @. Finney, Miss p. Clements.
Mr. II. Jackman. Mr. A. III. Gibbons
Mr. J. gibbons. Mr.. A. Strirger.
Mr.. II. A. Sinclair. Miss Geneyicye
Grant. chairman.
These dances win be given every
Saturday evening.
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AMERICAN FORMS
ESTHONIhN ARMY

REvEL. Esthonia, Sept. 16.-The
crack regiment OF the new Esthonl-
an army Is one organized and H.
naced by an American citizen. II. c.
Reisser. II is composed OF cavalry.
infantry and artillery units. num-
bers 1000 men and has been fight
ing several months with the North
Russian army.
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Had Suffered
for Years With
Stomach Trouble
Jo-To Was the Only Thing
That Ever Helped Her

Mrs. Walter @. Myers. Box 1874.
Condor. Oregon. has this TO say
for Jo-To:
"Yosr Jo-To IN the only thing
that ever gave me relief. and
have had indigestion for years"
Jo-To If carried at the Five Bar
tell Drug Stores and at Swifts
Pharmacies.
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Dinner for
Admiral Rodmdn

Among the many entertainments
Arranged In Tacoma for the fleet Is
The dinner which Mr.. $. NJ. Jack.
Don viii give for Admiral Rodman
at the Union club this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson will also en-.
terrain Admiral Rodman and his
officers with a dinner dance.
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Visitors COMMUNICATED

To honor Mrs. Fred b. steed and
Mi8 Ruth Steed. who have been
spending the summer In Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Bernard were
hosts at n dinner at their home
Saturday evening. Covers were
placed for IL guests. all members OF
the family. Mrs. Steed and Miss
Ruth Steed left for the East sun
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Luncheon on the
Ne1U York

DR.. and Mrs. Charles r. Castlen.
Miss Geraldine Jackson. Miss Alice
Jackson. Miss Mildred Hughes and
Miss Angela Mcclellan were enter.
tained by Chaplain Neff at lunch
con on board the New York satur-
day afternoon.
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Dinner bu ladies' Aid

Another popular cafeteria dinner
will be given by the Ladies' Aid no
eiety at the Columbia Congregation.
al church Thursday. September rs.
from IL until ..
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Green and Black Club

The Green and Black club will
open its fall season with dance ut
tho Mount Baker Park club house
Saturday. September 20.
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Dinner at the
WGshinqtOr,

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hebherd Of
Spokane who were in Seattle for the
Meet festivities. entertained with a
dinner at the Hotel Washington Fri
day evening.
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ClUl JDn
CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY
First Meeting OF shswopdasee

First Meeting OF shawondasec
The shawondasee club will hold its
first meeting Of the year in the tea
room OF Frederick & Nelson's at 2
o'clock.
Ionia Social Club to Meet
The Ionia Social club will meet
in the Masonic temple at 2 o'clock.
Progressive Thought Club
The Progressive Thought club will
meet at tho club house. 23i Har'
ward ave. N. at i:30 o'clock. DR.. J..
ID. o. Powers will address the club.
Friends are invited.
Lady Eagle Club
The Lady Eagle club WI. hold It's
regular monthly meeting in Forest.
ers' hall at 1870 o'ciocS. cards and
luncheon will follow. Mrs. ]. w. Car.
michael Is in charge OF the affair.
The president OF the club In Mrs.
Elizabeth Brant
West Seattle Art Club
The West Seattle Art club will
meet at the home OF Mrs. w. s. wor.
man. 1909 Alki ave. Mt 1890 o'clock.
Seattle Musical Arts Meeting
The Seattle Musical Arts society
Will meet at 306 Spring st. in the
morning at 10 o'clock. Mr.. Walker
Anthony will address the meeting
on Chamber Music"
Monthly Dance
Oriental Court, No. 6, Tribe OF Ben
Hur, will hold its monthly dance In
Fraternal hall Mt e:3o o'clock.
Home and Foreign Mission Societies
Executive board OF the Columbia
River district OF the Women's Amer.
lean Baptist Home and Foreign
Mission societies at tho First Bap
list church. for luncheon in honor OF
the missionaries who are returning
to foreign fields. at o'clock. Pro
gram at 2:30.
Fora Remington Club
Fora Remington club. Mt the homo
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office Phone, Main 600.
Luncheon for
Mrs. Daniels IN Tacoma

Fer Mrs. II. Il. Jamison. who
aaves shortly for New York 90 be
rome two or three months. Mrs. Clare
Farnsworth viii entertain with n
luncheon OF twelve covers at her
homo on Thursday.
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friends upon the birth OF a daughter
September ..
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LADY EAGLES CLUB
MEETS WEDNESDAY

Tho Lady Eagles club will meet
wednesday. September II, at D.
m. at Foresters' hall
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In trying to kin time, women Of
years use n lot of powder.
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SUNDAY Supper

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Broderick
Wcrc hosts at an informal supper at
their homo Sunday evening.
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Let's 20 eat at BoIdt's--uptown
l4lf I'd Ave-; downtown. 0I3 I'd Ave.
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Miscellaneous Sho1Uer

To compliment Miss Wilma Hem
rich. . bride-to-be. Mrs. Alvin Hem
rich was hostess at a miscellaneous
shower at her home Friday after.
noon Pink and white roses and
asters decorated the rooms and
trimmed the large basket which con.
tanned the gifts for the honor guest.
Six tables Of bridge were in play.
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Fle1tr De Las Club

The Fleur de Lys club will give an
informal dance Friday evening. Sep
TENDER 10, at Douglass hall in the
Odd Fellows TenEole, Tenth and Pine,
at o'clock.
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Ddalqhter

Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Carson
Hazel Bailey OF Ellensburg are re-
ceiving the congratulations OF their
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Home and Foreign Mission Societies
Fora Remington Club

Fora Remington club, Mt the home
OF Mrs. George Barr. 1928 18th ave.
w, at / o'clock.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. Dexter Davidson
are being congratulated upon the
birth Of q son yesterday at the Minor
hospital.
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Confessions of Bride

Copyrighted 1919 Newspaper Enerpr.. Association
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Lady Eayle Clnh
West Seattle Art Club

The West Seattle Art club will
meet at the home OF Mrs. w. 8. Wor.
man. 1909 Al<i ave. at 1890 o'clock.