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call this, do your
"Tryi DO try II would be mar.
Vicious" Then I realized that too
much enthusiasm on my part might
distract bis effort.
ITS mnddenlnRl I've never been
lost IN my lifel Direction has al
ways been sixth sense with me,
our old Indian guide In the north
woods used 90 love mo for ~, And
over there. bunch OF us were lost
In the rain and fog for three days
we lived In a shell hole IN advance
~ our line. and when our emergency
ratlona were used up. ] got the boys
back 20 our trenches somehow. with.
out sun. moon. stars or compass
80 that's how you won your
medaiY" | faHped. Please let me
nay it's wonderful
no. didn't mean IL that way. l
tofd you NO you'd understand how
Il peeves mo not 10 recall something
ought 60 know about those lilacs--
and the rooms in that shack"
I trcmblcd while kept very stiil.
| was so tragieaily unable 20 touch
the spring which controlled Boh's
mental mechanism. could only
hope that he was on the verge Of
recovery,
Hut my high hopes OF n miracle
were not to be fulfilled that day. An
other auto wheeled close 90 Bob's
and stopped
Come home 90 dinner. children, !"
said Mother f.orimer. and she smiled
cnigmaticaily az me. and at Bob.
and at the bungalow and am sure
I dld not dream this at the toddiing
child. as u she saw some hope OF
her own coming true.
But the charming yoang woman
sitting beside her did not smile. In
stead she gave me an insolen, once
over said 20 myself.
You ought TO have been a movie
star, Katherine Miller. never raw
eyes narrow 90 maiiclousiy--exccpt
on the screen"
Go Re Continued
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She Would Plan
Different HOme-Confng

Dear Cynthia Grey; A. each re.
turning group OF soldiers arrives In
Seattle homewnrd bound. the writer
II convinced moro and more that the
people OF Seattle make their stay IN
our city a bore instead Of a welcome.
In order 10 crafty our personal curl.
osity. these men who have given
their time and offered their lives and
have suffered untold physical pains
and mental agony, thru their separIs.
ton from home and loved ones, are
forced 10 parade, with their heavy
equipment. up and down the hard
streets IN the hot sun or drizzling
rain. in order that those who could
not or would not go may satisfy
their curious eyes and wondermenta,
Anyone who has worn a uniform and
taken part In parades knows that
few soldiers enjoy them. In fact,
they are usually most unwclcome 10
tho individual soldier ms well as
strenuous. both physically and men
tally. Let us also bear In mind that
these men went into the services
from sheer necessity or stern sense
OF duty to overcome a grave menace
and TO fight for a principle. They
did not seek personal advantage.
glory or honor. While they are proud
Of their achievements. yet they are
not seeking personal publicity and
do not relish the idea OF furnishing
"all the show" for the curiosity and
oftentlmea selfish vanity of the
public.
Let us also bear In mind that these
boys arrive In Seattle after days and
often weeks OF hard travelling In
crowded cars and crampcd quarters.
4, would be rest and a pleasure 20
get out into the open and away from
the tircsome routine 81 travelling.
were their stopovcr one Of real free
dom, hut no relaxation IL found In
marching up and down the hard
streets AT strict attention and nj pa
rade attire
We think we are showing them
honor. praise and appreciation when
we ask them 20 parade past long
lines OF curious spectators, after they
are already weary from days OF tray
81. Let un put ourselves In their
position. Imagine how We would en-
Joy the same.
Instead OF making their stay In
our city tiresome 10 them physically
and diangrecahie mentally. both 90
themselves and 90 their own mothers
and loved ones. let us pay them real
honor or none at ALI. Let us erect a
era ndHtand for their use while In our
city. where they may sit with their
relatives and loved ones. while the
public. private citizens. march BY In
parad. form 10 cheer and welcome
them. Let US do the hard and dis
agreeable part Of the reception and
treat them an real guests whose pres
ence we appreciate and TO whom we
are anxious 10 make atonemcnt
Thus they would look forward and
backward 20 their stay IN Seattle ms
day Of real pleasure and enjoy
ment. and in our hearts would rest
conviction that we had made their
stay one OF real happiness. not 10 be
forgotten. =. y. l..
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luncheon for Mrs. Smith

with decorations Of blue and gold.
the Sunse. club eolors. Mrs. II. +.
skinner gave an artistic luncheon
at the sunset club yesterday in
compliment TO Mrs. Winfield Smith.
whom she succeeded as president
Of the club.
A handsome basket OF blue ny.
S!rangcas and blue and yellow lrises
ccntcred the table. while smaller
baskets and slender blue vases held
the same flowers at both sides Of
the conterplece. Corsagc bouquets OF
forge, me.nots and baby roses were
Vt each place.
Mrs. Smith extemporaneously gave
Z toast TO Mrs. skinner. who in
turn responded. Mrs. Bausman
toasted Mrs Winfield Smith. and
Mrs. L. Il. Steadman gave a few
well chosen words OF appreciation
for the board. As the speeches were
NOT prepared. II was merry. wit
" affair.
The guests were Mrs. +. s. slim.
son. Mrs. Joshua Green. Mrs. Burke,
Mrs. J. d. Lowman. Mrs. Frederick
BAusman. Mrs l.. n. Steadman.
Mrs. II. ~. Richmond. Mrs. Fred
erick Bentley. Mrs George T. Ny.
erS. Mrs. George Tilden. Mrs. A. j.
Rhodes. Mrs. A. r. Stewart. Mrs.
r. r. Blaine. Mrs. w. X. McEwan.
Mrs. Fred Baxter. Mrs. John. Col.
Inns. Mrs A. X. Anderson. Mrs. X.
A. Baiisnger. Mrs. A. 5. Downey and
Mrs. Pierre Ferry.
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Dramatic READING

Peg o. Ny Heart" viii be given
as dramatic. reading b. Miss
Louise Jeanette studley under
auspices OF Seattle lodge No. I. De.
gree Of Honor. at the Boylsion Ave.
nue. unitarlan church tonight. Ever
green lodge No. ? driii team viii
give an exhibition driii at T:30
O'Clock outside the church and will
act as ushers for tho performance
Miss studley viii be assisted By
the following numbers:
Piano solo. Mrs. Thomas Ferguson
Baritone solo
Cal Tommy Lad"
tb) Mother o. Mine"
Mr.. Thomas Ferguson.
Solo
fa) Dawn"
tbp Expecting"
Mrs. Byron Boyd Penshaw.
Solo, harp accompaniment
Mrs. Ruth Osborn. Boyer
ta) Until"
OBJ Awakening"
Mrs. NJ. r. Wilson.
Readings-"Out Where the West
Begins" and The World az 1t II. :
Miss. Louise Jeanette Studiey.
Mrs. Thomas NJ. Cranney. chair
man, Capt. and Mrs. Gus Bars
and Mr.. Ernest Frank have acted
as the arrangement committee.
Victory Club
The Victory club will give 81,
weekly dance on Wednesday al
Lcschi Pavilion.
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fIc2jiiol'l!i1''i1(faa bride
oas,yss.1sa halo .. As (s-.z.s:r 1s..s,wAss,s.,
BOB TREMBLES ON THE VERGE OF RESTORED
MEMORY-BUT THE MIRACLE MUST WAIT

Hobs hand rested lightly on the
wheel of the car and lac lounRod in
the seat with an INDECENT grace
which IL peculiarly his own The
familiar stretch of hsa body made me
catch my under lip between my teeth.
From his attitude | caught al "a sub.
tie change In his mind The little
house held his attention. Il pulled
mynteriounly at some memory. At
least he wnH not In a hurry to leave
Il.
such wonderful lilacar' said /.
keeping my eyes on hob rather than
on the splendid purple mist OF bios.
SONS browning the tall hedge which
screened the kitchen garden.
Great Bob agreed Il like
lilacsf"
$50 DO II love them--aud babies.
too" | added for just then a small
curly.headed child. ser Indefinite.
toddled from behind the lilaen. An
Irish terrier frisked madiy about IL
IN large circles while a nurse pushed
cab behind
II WAS a dear cherub. NO spick and
span that II was. obviously. well
beloved child
And that infant--or one Of the
same age-might have been our very
own-l9ob's and mino--except for
the wurf
"iyets--ici'a drive on I murmur.
cd and | closed my eyes 90 shut out
the dear vision.
I'VE don't need 20 hurry" Rob
drRwicd You rec. I'm trying TO
recall something about that house
I ought 90 know who lives In tt
must have been inside OF IL. myself.
some time. Tho plan of Il. some
how. II tn my brain"
'Yenf' | did my best 10 keep my
voice from betraying my eagcrness
Gosh Why can't set ~ I've
always been strong on maps and
plans. Hut since my head was
bumpcd--of course mother has made
you hear THAT tRie--I'm apt TO for.
get You don't mind II I Try 10 r..
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6 16tQhdlaG]1rey

because had no one 20 help me. !
married him.
nsea ....1 him three years. We
had two children. ! grew 70 hate
him. was always kind 20 him. lie
spent all his time down town. and
his evenings with other women. lie
WAS never drunk. but he had always
the smell OF beer about him.
And. oh. how / grew Ia hate him
And at last left him and went away
with a Rlrlhood sweetheart. ! left
one OF the children with him. His
people have II and they are very
nice.
We have the other child. That was
five years ago. I am happy now and
my child does not know that my
lover Is not his father. know what
the world thinks OF this. but do not
care. My life is my own. and ! win
live II my own way. Had I been
older I should have gotten a divorce.
but / didn't know how, and my peo-
pie insisted ! stay with the man they
choaa ~ ~ s-'~-A Of the family.
Don't do IL, Merle.
FIJZAPTrTu
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Entertdins for
IOrfbODedic

At the beautiful homo OF Mrs
John II. Powell. where she and Mrs
John l.. Snapp were hosiesses at
a card party In benefit OF tho South
Madison guild Of the orshopedic
hospital. IL tables were In play and
handsome prizes were awarded the
successful contestants. Tea was
served In the dining room. add
tionai guests coming In 20 Join
the card players In the enjoyment
or afternoon daintt-s. Mrs. Frank
T. Dow. Mrs. A. c. Maccaiiusn. as
sisted by Miss Emily Scttiston and
Miss Janet Powell. presided at the
tea urns The table ana rooms
were most artis,ically decorated In
pink blossoms and tho little tots
Of the hospital will be materially
benefited by the efforts % the com.
mittee. who were Mrs. c. w. Lee
and Mrs. w. y. Bert.
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Gire FdreaCeU Dance

Invitations are being issued TO the
Eau rcvolr" dance. which will be
given by Lee Socurs de Guerro sat
urday evening. May 81. In the re-.
cital hall Of the odd Fellows tenn
Pile. In accordance with the custom
OF the club which has been ae
lively engaged In patriotic work,
the proceeds Of the dance viii be
used IN connection with the base
hospital at Camp Lewis,
Patrons and patronehsca will be
Mr. and Mrs. r. NJ. studley. Mr.
and Mrs. D. l. Herman. MIR and
Mrs J. NJ. Bunter Mr.. and Mrs.
y. C. Henderson. Mrs. Lena Prtteh.
ard and Mrs Mabel Thomas.
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Personal

Lieut. Edward W. Andrews has mr..
rived In Seattle. from duty with the
air service, United states army.
Mr.. II. II. sheets is spending a cou.
pie OF months on cambridge island.
Mrs. J. r Manning. of Everett. mr..
rivcs in town today to attend Airs.
SINNERS party at the Sunset club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland V. Ankeny.
Mr.. Irvisg Ankeny and Mira. Mar.
tin Tcetor and Mr.. George Smith.
who have been spending several
days nj Lake Cushman on n motor
trip. have returned home.
Mr.. Dwight Meade left for Denver
yesterday.
Mr.. Lester Scott. secretary OF the
Camp Fire Girls. will arrive In town
on Friday 10 spend several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Browne are
spending a few days. the guests OF
Miss Cornish.
Miss Gertrude Gallon will leave
Thursday TO spend several days in
Vancouver. y. c.
Mrs. liver Jansen and daughter
Tova. left Sunday for New York to
make their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Frederick and
sons. Harold and Frank. jr.. viii re.
move. June 1. TO their country place
at Eagle harbor. Harold Frederick
who has been n student at Dart.
mouth college, returned Monday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Barnes. for.
merry OF Everett, has recently re.
moved 10 Seattle and have taken a
house at 1920 18th ave.
Mai. G. r. Castlen will leave the
first OF June TO attend the American
Medical association convention at
Atlantic City. and later the National
y hFHVtiaAtbi NfEHiO0s TIC
win be absent month During his
absence Mrs. Cagtlen will be in this
city. n guest at the home of her
mother. Mrs. James II. Galbraith..
Miss Eide Maitland.Dougnl. OF vic.
toria. Il. c., arrived in the city Mon.
day evening TO spend fortnight as
the guest Of Mrs. Prescott Cakes. at
her home near the Country club.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Stevens are re.
ceivins the Fluctuations OF their
friends upon the birth of a daugh
ter, born at Swedish hospital sun.
day, May IS. The little miss has
been named Elsie Jane.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. +. Easterbrooks,
who have been spending the winter
In the Eastern states and In Cali
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LEMON JUICE
FOR FREcKLES
Girls! Make beauty lotion
for a few ecnts--Try III

Squeeze the Juice OF two lemons
into bottle containing three ounces
OF orchard white. shake well and
you have a quarter pine Of the best
frcckie and tan lotion. and com.
pioxion bcautifier. at very, very
small cost.
Your grocer has tho lemons and
any drug store OF toilet counter viii
supply three ounces 0. orchard white
for n few cents Massage this Fwcct
~ fragrant lotion into the face,
neck. arms ard hands each day and
sec bow frcck'es and blenishcs die
appear ard how clear, soft and
rowy.white the akin becomes. Yes. II
Is harmless and never irrstatcs.
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Honor Mai. Mutson

Mai. Charles r. Castien. Y. 8. A..
OF Camp Lewis and Mrs. Castien
entertained with dinner at the
Rainier club last week In honor
OF Maj. Ralph Matson.' U. $. A.,
OF Camp Lewis. and Mrs. Matson.
Covers we're laid for eight. Later
the party attended a performance
Al the Moore.
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DOUGLAS School Dance

The Douglas School OF Dancing
WIN hold It's annual closing party
next Saturday afternoon at 3.30 p.
m During the afternoon different
dances that were presented In the
He'd Cross benefit OF IL Art ste Ia
Danse" will be offered. An cxhl
hilton game OF bal la dansc will
also be played. Everyone is invited
70 attend.
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The Tragedy Of
This Wedding

Dear Miss Grey: II was with a
great deal Of interest ! read Merie's
letter. And as hers was my expert
ence. I will answer. II ~ not easy 10
write IL. and perhaps IL will not
make good reading. but nevertheless
IL Is the truth.
When ! was II. my stepmother
and my own father insisted I marry
a man Is years older than I. And 10
get away from my stepmother and
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BY CYNTHIA GREY

IN now determined In that OF the
first Sunday after the paschal
fun moon n4th day 81 the caicn.
dar moon. or the fun moon
which happens upon or next
after the 2lst day Of march, II
the full moon happens upon
sunday. then Easter day N the
first Sunday following.
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As hostess for the day. Mrs.
Frederick w. Graham has arranged
the program for the white Ele'
plant shop on Thursday, TO be
given during the noon hour by Mrs.
John Wesley Dolby Miss Mabel
de Cobb Felt will be Mrs, polbs's
accOmpanist
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Mrs. Phillips Gives Tea

Mrs. Albert Charles Phillips en-.
tertained At tea yesterday after
noon IT her home In honor OF Mrs.
uenry Jukes Of Beilingham and
Mrs.. Charles Fargo OF Chicago. Mrs.
Burke and Mrs John Scott pre-
sided over the tea table. Mrs. Ira
RAwn. Mrs. Van OeIe. Mrs. Clyde
dreth contributed the musical num-
hers. Assisting the hostess In re-
ceivsng her guests were Mrs. Fran
ces Guy Frink and Mrs. Harry
Bartlett. Mrs. Sabine Carr. OF Bel.
nnRham. and Miss Daisy Miller. an
artist on the Orpheum circuit. were
among the guests.
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Marriage Won't Survive
Without Lore of Both

Dear Miss Grey: read Merie's let.
ter. and / want 10 tell Of an expert
ence Of young girl know who
married n man Of her mothers
choice. know the girl personally.
and today her parents live only a
few miles from me. The girl was
about IS when her mother made the
match. She was jolly and ilkablc.
but the marriage 20 a man she didn't
love or want To marry changed her
whole disposition. They lived togeth.
er only "A few years when she al.
vorced him. They had one child.
only a few weeks ago she attempted
suicide. SO girls. don't marry any
one you are not sure you can love.
not only for few years. but for the
rest OF your life.
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Bid Miss Sykes Adieu

An elaborate dinner OF II covers
was given by sir. and Mrs. Philip
Cearhart az their residence. aTss
nth ave. y. p. Saturday evening
May "a. This affair was In com
pilment 10 Miss Nell Sykes. who
leaves June for siberia. undcr
the auspices Of IN. Red Cross
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Miss Cornish Gires
Reception

To greet Kirk Towns. who Will
- the sololst at the symphony con.
cert on June 5. Miss Nellie Cornish
wfli give a reception to the board
u the symphony society and the
faculty Of the Cornish School OF
Music on Thursday evening. June
s. Miss Cornish will also include
Mr. Boyd Wells as an honor guest.
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Ohio Visitors
Entertained

Mrs. Ralph Stewart entertained
informally AT luncheon today at the
Red Cross tumble shop. Her
guests were Mrs. Arthur Cunning
ham. Mrs. Ben LOOMS. Mrs. Brucc
Myers. Miss Eva Gibbou. all Of
Tiffin. Ohio. and Mrs. ] c, Wag'
ncr and Mrs. r. NJ. Conn, Mrs.
Wagner gave an informal dinner at
the Terry hotel last niEht Ia honor
Of the Ohio visitors.
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Tea for Miss Butler

Miss Hortensc Green. daughter OF
MIR. and Mrs Thomas Green. will
entertain with an afternoon tea Fri
day. May 30. In honor OF Miss
Catherine Butler. whose approach.
ms marriage to Ensign Eiliott Dean
Harrington. Z. =. ~ A.. will be an
interesting society event OF June.
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Mills CoVeoe Club

The Mills College club Is asked
TO turn out for the meeting next
Saturday evening. which begins 81
s o'clock ON the commons OF the
University Of Washington All the
members are asked 20 wear the
college colors Of yellow and white
Tor the nluht
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Announce Marriage
of DAUGHTER

Mr. and Mrs. Harry STEERS an
nounce the marriage OF their daush'
ter. Lillian. to Mr. Herbert W.
Jet.e OF Seaside. Ore. The ecre'
rnony was performed at the home
OF the brides parents Tuesday. May
20
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Red Cross tumble Sion

Tomorrow, during the noon hour
al the Red Cross tumble shop, Miss
rhurza Cawscy. coloratura soprano,
viii sing. and Miss Lenora Fried
land will be at the piano.
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Luncheon and Cards

Mrs. v. +. Pavcy win entertain
with luncheon and card party
wednesday nj the Hotel Sorrento.
Twelve women. all workers for the
Red Cross OF the Sunset club. will
be the guests
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Queai. OF Min.
noaroiis and Pasadena. who have
sren spending several days In town.
tho guests OF Mr. and Mrs. y. a.
Strout. left this morning 20 return
TO their home.
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FORTsoN.THyGESEN CHAPTER.
n - "a ~

women's Auxiliary 20 Fortson.
Thygesen Chapter Of the United
Spanish War Veterans viii hold a
special meeting for the purpose Of
hailoting upon tho names Of new
members and for initiation ut tho
Armory. Thursday at ? O'Clock.
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Enhancement Announced

Mr. Hannibal NJ. William an.
nounces the engagement Of his
daughter. Vivian. 10 Mr.. Edward
casteil Slater. The wedding VIII
take place In June.
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SUNSHINE GUILD

Tho Sunshine Guild will hold a
special meeting at the homo 81 Mrn.
Fanny Van Aia,ine. sioT Fremon,
ave. al II n IN.
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.Silrer Tea

Mrs. George =. Ryan and Mrr
William X. Lave will be hostessca
at silver tea a, the homo OF Mrs
Ryan. i75s Sunset ave. for the
benefit OF the guides of 81 Johns
parish. tomorrow afternoon at 2
O'Clock.
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Date Of
Easter

Dear Miss Grey: VIII you please
tell me what time OF the year Easter
falls ONT A friend OF mine says II
always falls In April. ! say IL comes
a certain time after Lent. and that IL
sometimes falls In March
PEARL.
The way By which Easter day
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BY BETTY BRAINERD
little White House

Mrs, A. r. Boufflcur Is hostess
Tor the week at the Little White
House, Tomorrow. Mrs, Fred Nor
gan. Mrs. J. 4. Hyde Mrs, r. A..
stewart. Mrs, Charles Turner and
Miss Ruth Pratt win assist Mrs
Rouffleur IN serving the uneheona
which have been 80 rapidly gaining
popularity,
on Friday the little white House
win be closed for the day
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Jnnior d. A. Z.

Mrs. Edward Bentley Roy enter
taiaed the members OF the junior
league of Rainier chapter. Daugh.
tces OF the American Revolution. at
her home on East Aloha Ct, Tues
day afternoon
Plans were made for the garden
fete To be given "a June for Rat
nier chapter, an event which has
become an established courtesy OF
the younger members for those Of
the senior chapter.
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Dear Miss Grey: VIII you please
tell me the derivation Of the word
"jitney2" s. NJ. s.
The word In supposed 10 have
originated with the newsboys on
the Bowery in New York City.
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SUNSHINE CLUB OF MOOSE.
HEART LEGION

Sunshine club Of the women Of
Nooseheart Legion will mee, with
Mrs. Grace BrotL ~ AIh ave. from
10 until O'Clock.
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Clyl]0n
CI.tBs FOR THURSDAY
l.tT0~A PIT. A.

f.aiona ParrntToaehcrs' associa-
ton will meet at ::ss o'clock in the
assembly room. Election Of officers
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Theatre and Supper
Purtu

Miss Margaret Amcs Will en.er'
tain In compliment OF Miss Ruth
Renick OF the Wilkes players this
evening al her home. following the
performance Ten guests will at.
tend the theatre and later have
supper at the home OF Miss Ames.
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Mrs. Stafford Hutcsou gave an
Informal tea yesterday afternoon n.
her attractive home at the High
lands IN compliment 10 John Me
Cormack. Mr. McReath. Mr. Schnei'
der and Mr.. insolvency were also
Included as honor guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude NJ, Seeley
gave dinner last evening az their
home at which Mr.. Mccormack was
again the honor guest. Covers were
placed for twelve.
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Present Mendelssohn's
Elijah

The Seattle Pacific College
chores will present Mendeissohn's
Elijah tonight at O'Clock. in the
college auditorium at Third ave. w.
near Nickerson st. Several solo
numbers Will be rendered as fol-
IowQ.
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fornla. returned 90 their home ai
is23 18th ave. yesterday
Mrs. r. N. Stuart has returned
from Portland. where she spent a
few weeks
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Mr. and Mrs. b. +. Easterbrooks
who have been spending the winter
In the Eastern states and In Cali
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. Stevens are re.
ceivins the Fluctuations OF their
friends upon the birth of a daugh
ter. born at Swedish hospital Sun.
day, May IS. The little miss has
been named Elsie Jane.