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The Ordway new era., 1919-08-29

Mr.. and Mrs John Hanna and son
returned the first of the week from
an extended trip to the mountains.
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. CallthOrp ac-
companied by Mrs. Calthorp's mother
and father. Mr.. and Mrs. George,
returned this week from a trip in the
mountains.
Letter files on hand at the New
Era office.
The Always Faithful class of the
Methodist chuch will meet with Mrs.
Lydia Riley today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Pyles returned
Monday from Colorado Springs where
they had been visiting.
Miss Vera Jackson, of Colorado
Springs is here visiting Mrs. A. A.
Brown and other friends.
War Savings Stamps loan to
Uncle Sam. who returns your money
at the end of five years plus four
percent interest compounded quar-
terly.
Typewriter ribbons for all makes
machines-at the New Era.
The Ordway new era., 1919-08-29
USTICK UNDERTAKING co.
Auto Ambulance Service
FLORIST
c. M. USTICK
Licensed Embalmer
Phone Ordway %; Phone Ford
ORDWAY HARDWARE AND
FURNITURE co.
Auctioneer

If you are contemplat-
ing a Public Sale, get a
man who is a clean, honest
seller and has ability to
bring the best results.
Dates can be made at
either of the Banks.
COL. C. w. PURCELL
Ordway, Colorado
The Ordway new era., 1919-08-29

PAGER Big 2:17A. He little
PAGER 2:O2A Turner his
left alone field
He has "store hands but seldom them He
for his horses too.
The Ordway new era., 1919-08-29
TICKETS TO STATE FAIR

Every school child in this county,
whether in public or private schools.
and every teacher In public or pri-
vate schools. can have an opportunity
of attending the state fair at Pueblo
this year, on Friday, September 26,
by attending school and receiving one
of the free tickets that have been sent
to r. E. Rhine, county superintendent
of schools by the State Fair Com
mission.
The Ordway new era., 1919-08-29

Always n lover of horse flesh,
Colby Turner of Wilmington,
Ohio. did not let the loss of both
hands when a boy. Interfere with
his aims and as a result he is to-
day one of the most successful
race drivers. despite his handicap.
Turner drives his horses by
winding the reins about the
stumps OF his arms as shown In
the large picture The small pic
ture shows Turner behind his
The Ordway new era., 1919-08-29

Writing fluid-at this office.
The Ordway new era., 1919-08-29
NUMA NEWS

Mrs. c. Picrson has returned home
from hospital In Rocky Ford where
she has had an operation.
Claude Mattingly and Fred Trainor
and families are spending this week
at Beulah.
Miss Frances and Jewell Strever
were gnuests Wednesday OF the Miss
es Lucy and Vada Mundell, at Fowler.
The Ordway new era., 1919-08-29
SPECIAL SESSION

1t is announced that there is to be
a special session of the Legislature
and that Governor Shoup will cali
the session for early in October The
question of profiteering will be the
main issue.
The Ordway new era., 1919-08-29

Game Schedules
The Ordway new era., 1919-08-29

Sunday-Sugar City at Ord
way.
Monday-Crowley at Ord
way.
Tuesday-Ordway and Su-
gar City at Rocky Ford.
Wednesday Tuesdays win
ming team and Rocky Ford at
the Ford.
The Ordway new era., 1919-08-29
Methodist Episcopal Church

IL a. m, preaching by the pastor.
10 a. m, Sunday school.
$3.50 p. m, DR.. Chas. w. Hancher
will deliver the sermon after which
all of the business of the year will
be closed up.
ley Sept. 3.
F. W. PIMLoTT, Pastor.
The Ordway new era., 1919-08-29

Interesting times in baseball are
due for the coming week. starting
Sunday when some real pep games
are to take place.
Sugar City is to play Ordway on
Sunday here. Then on Tuesday
Ordway and Sugar City are to play
at Rocky Ford at the fair. The win
ner of this game Is then to play
Rocky Ford's team on Wednesday.
Game Schedules
The Ordway new era., 1919-08-29
Sugar City Team
Still In the Lead

Sugar City still leads in the Crow
ley county baseball Ieague as Ord
way failed to tie that town last Sun
day for first place. It required an
Ordway victory with Olney and
Sugar City loss with Crowley, and
while Ordway won. so did Sugar City.
The Ordway new era., 1919-08-29

AS the leading Cincinnati Reds
prance on the field and trim his
Giants. Muggsy McGraw ponders
over basahaIl's Inconsistencies.
Catcher Rariden, Pitcher slim
SaIlee and Third Baseman Hienie
Groh, three players who help put
the Reds in froni-and in keep
ing EN- there-are all former
Giants-and sold or traded by
McGrsw-as being through
McGraw also has had the Reds
manager. Pat Moran, earlier IN
the season but traded him to get
Marhnwson back as pitcher
coach
The Ordway new era., 1919-08-29

Typewriter paper on hands at this
office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-28

wlll give it and give it quickly rs proved
''S N'.'N"' testimonials from all over the
world. sold everywhere
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ALIENS FooT=EASE
The an,Iseptic Powder 10 Shake Into Your Shoes

And Sprinklelnt The Foot :
Bath. II takes the sting
ont of curn> and h;lnion~. \
the friction from the sllucl
ana gives rest and COM
Icy! to tired, aclin.
swollen feet.
The platt>bure Calup|
Manual advises al mcn(
III training to shakc(
Foot. Ease in tlloir shoes
every morning.
More than Il mlllinnl
and a half pounds OF
Powder for the Feet were,
used by the Americana
fNptdiliunarN Forces {
IT You want -cnuinrl
rp1i,f tlinn'. Moo, T..
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Dinners for Officers

ON the lists OF hosts and hostessss
who are planning dinners for the
junior officers before the dance to-
night are Judge and Mrs George
Donwor,h. MIR and Mrs Frederic
White. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Poe,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. y. Herring. Mr.. and
Mrs, Thomas Stimson. MIR and Mrs
C. VI. Lilly. Mir and Mrs. W. u. Per-
kins. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Baxter. Miss
Bertha Trcmper. Miss Louise Ray
mond. Miss Evelyn Lane. Miss Betsy
Booth. Miss Mary Louise Rochester.
Miss Marjorie stevens. Miss Rather
Inc klttinger and Miss Virginia Cook
Mr.. and Mrs George Warren
Booie. Mr.. and Mira Robert y. Greer
and Mr.. and Mira Donald Harness
will entertain Jointly at tho Univcr-
Sty club. Covers will he placed for
twcnty-four.
Mai and Mrs Charles n. Cns'len
viii give a dinner 81 fourteen covers
at the Hotel Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Thatcher Hodge
viii be hosts at a dinner OF eight
covers at the Boulevard Inn.
Miss Margaret Ames win be hos
teas at a dinner az the home Of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Amcs.
Miss Margaret Hu,esen will en-
terrain with a dinner OF fourteen
covers
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Pritchdrd- McFce
MEDINA

Tho wedding Of Miss Jean Mceee.
daughter OF Mr. ana Mrs Malcolm
Melee. and Mir Frank \. Pritchard
was quietly solcmniAcd at the Beth
any Presbyterian church at nine
o'clock last evening Rev. r. A. Van.
der las read the marriage service
Tho bride was attended by Miss AS
mes Mcdonald as maid Of honor and
the groom by Mir Merrill Miller
Just before the service Miss Thirza
Causey sang. "Oh. Perfect Love" ac-
companled by Mr.. Walter Whitcscy
at the organ. Tho ushers were Mr.
joey MoPhee. MIR. John Melee. sir,
Gerald White and Mr., sidney Mil
Ter. Following the ceremony re-
eeption was held for the immediate
relatives OF both families az the home
of the brides parents
Roth Mr., and Mrs, pritchard are
extremely popular In university cir
clcs. The bride T. a member OF kap-
"a Kappa Gamma sorority and MIR
pritchard f. a member OF Phi Gam
ma Delta Fraternity. Following a
trir. the destination OF which was
kept secret, MIR, and Mrs. Pritch0Fd
will make their home In Seattle.
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Instead Of taking my question
seriously. Bob shouted with laugh
ter.
"oh, Janef' he exclaimed. couldn't
you keep from asking that7 Why. be.
licvo me. that Ia the one question
every member OF the A. u. r. has
had To face. tho day he reached
home--unieHH he was n confirmed
bachelor and woman hntcrr'
And I suppose they all evade Il
by laughing at H." I pouted. I'm
put Il another way Honcntly-didn't
you ever make love to girl while
you believed that you were an un.
married man7"
II never did, Newer he averred
uolemniy. Butt did ask that little
Htanog 10 marry me the other day"
"wollY" inquired
"Weil--she turned me down. I
had To endure that humiliation. for.
tunAt.iy for uA today
"she dared TO refuse you | Ell
claimed. pretending 10 be awfully In
diKnhnt "she turned Bob Lorimer
down. She's n goose hut wait
minute. dearest. can never trust
YOU alone with her again. III go out
with you 10 find her"
Saying which. | rushed 10 my room
20 put on my bodied wig and the
serge coat and skirt and the sailor
hat which Bob had often seen worn
By the little stenoE
Somehow felt awfuily sorry for
the little Riri whom faced In the
glass for tho last time. She had
gone thru some terrible experiences.
she had tried 10 be brave and honest
and cheerful In every ordeal. and for
all OF her endeavor. she hadn't been
on. biz happy
ghe wasn't. felt. very different
from thousands Of nice Eirla who so
about some hard duty every day.
with energy and conscience. and with
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SHES FOUND HIM

Perfect Lover Editor: Have !
discovered the perfect lover7 IN
say have--I'ys lived with him for
nine years.
Isn't Il result. that prove "A mans
success in business? Then results
also prove his success az a lover.
II. after living with "A man for
nine years. your heart jumps and
aklpH "A beat or two when you hear
his step. and you run 20 the mirror
for "A few final touches. isn't that
pretty good proof
II you must know WHY he ir 20
mo "A perfect lover" here is list
Of some OF the thousand reasons:
lie always wakes Up with "A smile
never grouchy.
Everything cook Is fine and
dandy"
He never criucizes.
IL always pleasant. even when
talk 20 him while he IL reading.
He sometimes brings me boxes OF
candy
when away on business trips he
writes real love letters.
Ho has even cooked. washed and
nurred us In times OF sickness with.
out a word OF complaint.
His Riddles believe him TO be a
perfect daddy"
Can you beat that7
4. GARDNER.
si2 2irt Ave. City.
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By REBECCA STEVENSON
uonc Phone. Capitol 6l7.

Mrs. Anderson VIE hc assisted In the
receiving line by Mrs. Henry i.nndes.
president OF tho Century club; Miss
sara =. Williams. Mrs. 4. u. Palmer.
ton. Mrs. NJ. II. Augustine, Mrs. John
Beckett Of san Francisco and Mrs.
4 u. Wainwright
Alternating at tho tea table will
he Mrs. " NJ Mark. Mrs. ! A. FOR
ter. Mrs. r. r. Huber and Mrs. ". a.
Foster.
Introduction ~ the guests will he
IN the hands OF Mrs. D. = lnrraham
Miss Perry viii receive the cards at
the door. Assisting In the dining
room will be Mrs Il L.. Webster.
Mrs. y A. Gibson. Miss Florence
Holt Miss Gladys Cole. MISS May
Daley. Miss Ruth Daley, Mrs. Louis
Marks, Miss Ellen Patrick and Miss
Helen Huston The musical program
viii be presented at 7 o'clock prompt
~. the arrangement OF which has
been under the music department OF
the Century club. OF which Mrs. T.
~ Palmcrton IN chairman. The aft
ernoon lecture will be given by MIR
iioyd Wells and the vocal program
viii be given by Mrs. O. n. Perry.
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CAVE MAN HER IDEAL

Dear Perfect Lover Editor: The
following is my conception Of the
perfect lover. I have been told that
my ideals are too low for high
school girl. but you may judge for
yourself
He must. above all. admire me and
not be afraid 20 say 30. He must love
me in a passionate fashion. possess.
ing a strain OF our old friend. the
cave man. for I respect and admire
this type. He must be unbluHhing
In speech and manner. for a bashful
lad Is n oomlcal curiosity 20 me.
OF course Il Is essential that he
have money enough for comfort.
I suppose people would criticize
this point OF view. but they must re
member this IN not a description OF
the perfect man. but the perfect
lover. OF which / write
NJ. DAKEN.
1898 Frink Blvd.
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SHE WAKES POLITICAL

Flo who loves not beauty Of fare
Except as II mirrors soul and grace.
lie who loves not figure alone
Except as naturalness IL shown;
lie who loves not fancy dress
Except as these her purse express;
lie that loves not her a. good =
While loving pets. scorns mother,
hood y
He who loves not a boarding home
Herself Queen Cook. with a kitchen
throne;
lie who loves not her who tolls
To soil things clean and clean things
soiled.
He who loves that she prefers
Not what he relegates az hers:
He who loves that she In wise
To her own needs and world desires;
desires.
He that shares her love Of BOOKS
Apart from nursery. maids and
cooks.
Espousing culture as her niche,
Music. art. their lives enrich.
And welcomes that she plans with
him
His business so that both might win.
He that loves her in the right.
His sleeping conscience reused 10
fight
He that loves Mes larger plan
For wonan-equal with the man.
He that loves the large-brained Elfe.
The factor In the nations strife.
To make the whole world home IN
deed.
When motherhood. itself. has freed
From mans dIctation as to laws
From all male dlctum as 10 war.
She enters Democracys' estate
To keep In life what she creates.
The greatest woman OF tho hour.
The citizen with self felt power
She whom Justice takes as guide,
Nor 10 kindness swerves aside \
a wronEed world rise. and strike tho
hour
For new recruits-for woman power!
The perfec, iover--he recalls
Himself in her-themslves in an
In seif-exprcssion. rich at length,
In union--theirs. unfailing strength.
xANTIPPE OF THE 10Th
CENTURY.
Seattle.
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~ BIpDY BVE

In these latter days % summer
every thrifty housewife IL prone
10 wish SHE had husband as
a. Peter Piper. who
,hourhtfuliy picked peppers al
ready picked
There ~ n tremendous demand
FOR vinegar and sugar and spices.
and tumcrlc and cucumberu and
small onionn--and other deiicaeies
which suggest that the picking
season II open. II IL And here
ar. many tried and tested recipes
for manipulating pickle Ingredients
with great success.
Plain Cucumber Pickles
Select small. firm cucumberr.
wash them well. and lay them In
large stone Jar.
For every eight quarts OF Gu
eumb~rs maxi. brine Of ! gallon
OF boiling water poured over ] pint
~ salt Bring 90 boil. skim.
and pour over the cucumbcrr. Let
stand six hours. Drain the brine
from the pickles. boil again. and
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WOMlMN'$ PAGE

~ Mrs. Eliza Ferry Lehry Mira
Loary. who spent last winter In
California and last summer In the
East. n expected homo tho middle
~ the month. Capt Edward ~ kcl.
logK Of the L. = g. Vermont a
cousin OF Mrs. Ferry. Will arrive
today To- be "A guest at her home
while the fleet n IN the harbor Mira
g. Keith l3skfidEe and son. MIR.
Keith. are tho guests Of Mira Pierre
Ferry for a week or ten days.
Mrs William Bremer and dauFh-
ter. Miss Matilda Bremen. and sons
Mr.. John iircmcr aud MIR. Edward
Brcmer. will leave Tuesday. Septcm-
Der 10, for an eastern trip.
Miss Helen Walker viii leave
"Wednesday Co begin her senior year
al Smith college.
Mr. and Mrr. Fred Gilman are on
a six weeks motor trip thru South
ern California
Miss Lucy Open. associate editor
o. Good Housekeeping" has been
spending n few days in seattle She
Will leave today for "a trip 90 Alaska
Mr.. and Mrs James y, blaine and
Mr.. and Mrs.. y. 4 stimson will
leave Saturday morning for week
end motor-trip 10 Yakima and Grand
View.
Mrs Fred n. Steed and daughter.
Miss Ruth stoed. who have been the
guests OF Mira W. J. Bernard for
tho past three months. will leave
sunday for their home In Bryn
MaMr Pa
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MUST LOVE ONLY ONE

The Perfect Lover Editor. My
ideally perfect lover has a clean body
and a pure mind. is unseifish. consld.
crate. tolerant and loyal: In without
petty jealousy: IL n friend TO all
women. a lover 10 but one. EXPIRES.
sions OF love and tenderness will be
frequent In both words and actions.
not only TO his sweetheart, but 10
his wife during a lifetime together.
He Is capable of earning a comfort.
able living. 80 that no sordId condi.
tons will obtain 20 mar the har.
mony OF the home. must earnestly
cndeayor TO be worthy OF such
lover. BETTY BROCKHURST,
a22s.A Fuhrrnan Ave. Seattle
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Confessions of a Bride
Copyrighted i, Newspaper En,srpr,.. A..oei.on
MY HUSBAND ANNOUNCES HIS ENGAGE
MENT TO ANOTHER GIRL

a brave smile OF mock happiness
upon their lips.
sent up little prayer for them
all. and little wave OF sympathy.
and little wish that some .uncx
pccted Joy might reward them as
they deserved. Then I made fare
well curtsy 10 tho girl In the glass
and turned--to find my husband
watching me-
Il knocked" he said. but you
were too absorbed 90 hear me. This
masquerade explains some vast mys-
teries." no exclaimed. hugging me 10
his heart 81 agree with you. Jane.
you'd better not leave me alone with
dads secretary" Then Bob pulled
off my false hair and tohrcd II into
the waste basket. Wen throw out
"A Who'll. lot OF explanations along
with that But stun there's one I've
got To make 10 you. Jane. follow.
ed you up here 10 make H. It's a
darn bad one. too"
Get II over then. CARING. hear
the auto with our clothes and our
dinner"
Il hate 70 spoil your appetite, Jane,
but still | think | ought TO let you
know at once that I've promised To
marry another woman
'Oh la la iar' TITLED. You mean
you're actually engaged 20 some
body. Bob7''
81 should say am II happened
today an hour before ! met
you" Bob nodded ruefully. And it's
all your fault. wife. Yours alone,
You put me up 20 ~ You wished IL
on me And now. ia like 10 know.
how are you going 20 rescue meT''
We flew into each Others arms
and laughed together. until real.
ired tina, II was likely 90 prove far
from n laughing matter for both
OF US.
rro he Continued
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Office Phone. Main 900.
Tennis Club Dinner

Mrs. Keith Logan Bulutt Miss
Gladys waterhouse and Miss Gwen.
dolyn carkeck. with the following
girls. viii entertain a party OF 30 Of
fsoers at the Tennis club tonight. pre-
cedlnS the dance: Miss Helen suit
hon. Miss osccola House. Miss Bcr
nice Boydstun. Miss Adelaide Hell.
bron. Miss Mary Warehouse. Miss
Alice Blake. Miss Katherine Mcnden
hall. Miss Esther Palmer. Miss Hazel
Handy. Miss Doris Mitchell. MISS
Marjorie Stevens. Miss Ruth Brown
Miss Louise Sheard. Miss Lottie
Trenholme. Miss May Trenholme,
Miss Helen Enegren. Miss Mildred
Walsh. Miss Jessie Lee Poole. Miss
Blanche Troutman. Miss Leona Hol.
comb. Miss May Lewis. Miss Julia
Fisher. Miss Alice English. Miss
Virginia Madden. Miss Edith Rraw.
ley. Miss Alice Swope. Miss Helen
Swope. Miss Leola Parker and Miss
Helen ponley.
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Weddinq Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. y. Augustine have
extended an Informal invitation 20
their friends TO the reception this
evening at the Hotel Sorrento. on the
occasion OF their soth wedding an
niversary. The hours are from TO
10. During the evening Mrs. c. A. c.
Rochester will sing n group OF old
love songs. with a violin obliga,o by
Miss Eleanor Mchnert. Later Miss
Mehnert VIII be heard In some violin
solos. accompanied BY her mother.
Mrs. VI. A. Mehnert.
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Matsicule-Ted

Yesterday afternoon at the sunset
club Mrs. Frank McDerrnott was
hostess at a most artistic musicale
TEA for one hundred members Of the
former Catholic Charity club. During
The afternoon Mrs. Morgan. soloist.
and Miss Lucille johnson OF New
York. harplst. assisted by Mrs.
Brousxais Beck at the plano. gave
several delightful numbers.
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PUhian Sisters

Tho annual winter series OF dances
OF the Pythian Sisters will open Sat
urtiay. September 20. in the knights
or Columbus hail. Plans arc being
completed 20 make this AFFAIR even
IN orc enjoyable than those which
were 20 popular lar, winter.
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Tea for Doughter-in -LdW

HonorinE her daughter-in-law.
Mrs Edgar Franklin Frost. and
Miss Florence wat,ies. the house
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs l. G.. Horton.
Mrs John T. Frost was hostess at
m interesting informal tea et her
home yesterday afternoon.
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Miss Claire Foster. who has been
Miss Margaret AmeR' houH. guest.
has returned 10 her home Ia Fort
Worth
DR.. and Mrs suEzalio and Mr.
William Bigiow spent Sunday with
the Alexander McEwans at their
home at the Country club
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Brodney and
Miss Edith Brodnsy will return from
Crystal Springs this week.
Mt and Mrs. Frank Fellows Day
viii b. tho guests Of Mira Days par
ents. STR. and Mrs. c. u. whi,elaw.
.or the week -cnd.
Ar. y N. Macedo. Peruvian con-
sal. returned "Wednesday from San
Francisco where he has been for tho
past three weeks on official business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corwin II. Ebertlng
tAnnis Greencl. Of Hoquiau. arrived
today 70 make their home In Seattle
They viii 10 the guests Of Mrs. T.ber-
unEs parents. Mr.. and MEs ". l..
Greene. for few days. Mr. Eb~rtlnK
has been appointed state bank OK
aminer.
Mr.. and Mrs c. ". Wakefield re-
turned Tuesday from Alaska. Mrs.
Wakefield In at the Hotel Washing.
ton and Mr.. Wakefield has gone
East for several weeks
Miss C1arice stoltenbcrE win at.
tend tho University OF Washington
this fall.
Mr.. Byron Slower IL convairscins
at the Swedish hospital after a minor
operation.
Mr.. James n. Howe. jr.. lief, on
/ Wcdnss tIny 20 enter the University
Of Virginia lie will vidt in Wash.
ingion. u. C.. for few days on his
way.
Mr.. Dan Scarritt. who has bee n
spending six months in Seattle. lief,
Wednesday for his home in ponsa
cola. Fla.
Mrs. Frances Allen is spending n
few days in Tacoma.
Mr. Mike Reaman ~ Tacoma Is
MFR. Neal weber's guest for the week.
Mr. and Mrs e. r.. Herald have
removed from Dos Boylston n. 20 the
corner OF Harvard n. and Denny
Way.
Lord Bishop Lander Of HongkonE
is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Erikson at Glen Kerrle." the High.
lands.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Green will
have as guests over the week end
Commandant Harry A. Field and
Mrs. Field.
Miss Jane Bliss, daughter Of Rev.
and Mrs. w. II. Bliss. and Miss Dor.
othy Allen. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Howard Allen. will leave septcm.
Der II TO attend the Annie Wright
seminary at Tacoma
Bishop Faber Of Montana IL the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. n. c. Kelsey
at their apartment In the Rainier.
Grand.
Miss Margaret Thomas returned 70
Seattle Wednesday from New York,
whore she has been for more than a
year.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Featherstone.
formerly Of Spokane. win be at home
to their friends in Seattle after Sep
/ TENDER 49,
Miss Elinor Under and Mr. Jack
Linder returned Sunday from Gold
Bar where they have been for the
past week
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Levy who re-
turned this week from n SIX weeks
wedding trip. have taken an apart
mcnt at ihe Old Colony where they
will be at home after October /.
Miss Annette Wrestling is visiting
friends In Portland
Mr.. and Mrs. =. r. Ferry and
daughter have removed to the homo
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For the Officers

Mr.. and Mrs. J. u. Lowrnan. Mfr
and Mrs. Harry Whitney Treat. Mr..
and Mrs. Frederic Struve. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Walter Hainsworth and Mr..
and Mrs. Fsrweil Putnam Lilly viii
be among the dinner hosts tonight
before the feet ball.
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Eutert1ins Guests

To honor Mr.. and Mrs. Walter A.
Sherlock OF Aituras. Cal, and Miss
Rose Alder Of Chicago. who are her
guests Miss Nellie Cornish enter
tanned with a dinner last evening
Covers were placed for eight.
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Entertain on Yacht

Going out to meet the fleet on the
yacht Olive today were Mr., and
Mrs A. w. Leonard and about TWEEN
~ guests from Seattle and Bcliing-
ham.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-12
PRINCES BUCKLES
BRING GOOD PRICE

LONDON. Sept IA pair OF
paste shoebuckics. said 90 have be
ionged 90 Prince Charles. and traE.
meni from his colorr. taken at cullo.
den. brought $50 at a recent Christie
~ntc