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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-30
.ELKS WILL NOT BUILD.
NEW HOME BEFORE 1927.

All r1mors regarding the erection
OF a modern Elk's Home on the site
now occupied by the present ElkS
Hall have been put to rest by u
statement made by Robert Garden
hire exalted ruler Of the local Elk's
cub to the effect that due TO the
unsettled condition in labor circles
and the enormous cost OF building ma
terials the plans for new building
for the ASSOCIATION have been put
aside until next year it being ex-
pected that by that time conditions
will have again reached normal.
Several OF the leading contractors
of this city and Dallas have informed
Mr. Gardenhire that by waiting saw
ing of s5O,000 would be made on q
s25o,c00 structure such as the Ard
more Elks intend TO erect.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-30
Enforcing Ordinance

Oilton-The police of this city have
been very busy during the past three
months and have arrested and collec-
ted fines amounting to $1,000. Most
of the cases were against vags and
dlsturbers Of the peace in negro town
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-30
Short on Teachers

Kingflsher.-D. l.. Clifton. super
intendent of the public schools, finds
1t difficult to supply the high school
with an English teacher. So far he
has been unable to get i qualified
instructor for the place
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-30
NOTICE

THERE WILL BE A DANCE AT
WHITTlNGTON PARK SATURDAY
NIGHT. .--adv. 3d.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-30
NOTICE

NOW is THE TIME, THIS IS
THE PLACE, TO HAVE YOUR OLD
FURNITURE REPAIRED, REIN
iSHED AND UPHOLSTERED. WE
MAKE A SPECIALITY OF GRATING
AND LOADING GOOD FURNITURE.
PHONE 328 MCLAUGHLIN co. 2O3
NORTH CADDO ST.--adv. 26-1
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-30

necessary.
AUNT NELLIE'S CAKE
1 cup sugar
1 1-2 teaspoon cream of tartar
Ia teaspoon soda
8 tablespoons butter (meltedl
Ia teaspoon salt
1-2 teaspoon vanilla
1 egg
Milk
Sift sugar. flour, cream of tartar
soda and salt together. Break egg
into a cup and fill with milk. Stir
into the first mixture. Add butter
and vanilla and beat we'll. Bake 4
a loaf.
ICING
I cup confectioner's sugar
2 teaspoons
2 dessert spoons cold coffee
2 tablespoons butter
1 teaspoon vanilla
' Cream butter and add part of the
sugar and cocoa. Add 1 spoonful OF
coffee and the rest of the sugar Add
vanilla. Spread on the cake while
the cake Is warm.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-30
&stere Aar@
! KITCHEN

Menue for Tomorrow
BREAKFAST Cooked cereal with
~raisins, toast coffee.
LUNCHEON-Bean souffle, brown
bread and butter, orange marmalade'
tea.
DINNER-Clear soup. broiled ham,
scalloped, potatoes, beet salad, Aunt
INellie's canned pears, coffee.
NV Own Recipes
Homemade orange marmalade ls
really not a lot of bother to make,
and is awfully good. Half a dozen
oranges go further this way than n
other. 1 cook the peal and fruit sep
cooking 1t tender. This way the mar
malade is not at all bitter.
BEAN soUFFLE
1-2 cup dried beans
81 cup milk
2 eggs
1 tablespoon flour
1 tablespoon bacon fat
1-24 teaspoon paprika
1 teaspoon salt
Soak beans over night and in the
| morning cook until tender. Put
through a potato ricer or rub through
colander. There should be from three
| fourths to one cup of the mashed
beans. Melt fat, add flour and stir
in milk. Cook unit thick, stirring
| constantly. Beat eggs separately,
| yolks till thick and lemon-colored, and
| dry. To the white add yolks,
, beans, salt and paprika. Fold in
whites. Turn into a buttered baking
! dish and bake in a moderate oven
about half an hour, until the souffle Is
firm to the touch.
BEET SALAD
1 1-2 ups cooked beets (diced)
1-2 cup diced celery
Id cup English walnuts (peanuts
may be used)
| French dressing
Mix beets and celery with dressing
! and let stand 10 minutes. Arrange
on a bed of lettuce and sprinkle with
nuts. A spoonful of mayonnaise may
J be added to each plate, but Is not
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-30
Copyright. 1920, N, Il. Az

Copyright, 1920, N. Il. Al
The other day I a a particularly
dirty bit of cleaning to do in the base
mont. We have been burning a fine
kind Of Goa In the furnace hat makes
a very hot fire but Is unusually dusty.
As the bin emptied this coal dust was
being tracked all over the house and
1t simply had to be swept up and dis
posed of. Common ordinary sweep
ing would send 1t In clowds through
the cellar and every place.
I soaked newspapers in water. then
tore them into strips and scattered
them thickly on the foor. The damp
paper absorbed the greater part of
The dust and made 1t possible to sweep
without going thro~~" a general
housekeeping afterwards. .
"Whcn the shoe fits put 1t on" But
remember thai there are plenty of
bthers with three triple A.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-30
Aluminium Sauce Pans

6 dozen aluminium 2 and 3 quart pans, % gauge pure alu~
minum, natural finish inside, highly polished outside, rivet-
ed s n9,loT n' n ossyt n s;ts . sps'i'l. 35c
3 at. size each 45c
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-30
Chocolate Lunch Bars
Infants Logging Drawers

Infants white pure wool Logging drawers, extra goo
quality, drawstring top, open or closed feet Sizes 2 to
two s.t dossn on ns sale. $1.7t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-17

drcn have returned from Lake Che
Ian. where they have spent three
months. and win occupy apartments
at tho Hotel Terry for the winter.
Mr.. and Mira Phillips Morrison
and family viii remove tho first of
October 70 an apartment al Rcx
Anna Eleventh ave. ~.
A1s Marynn shlpman II Spokane
arrived this aftrrnoow 70 b. an at
trndAnt ~ tho stubbsJwome nup.
tisis. and v = guest Al tic Hotel
5osrunto
MIA John Fullerton AfAjcney and
son. Joseph. who have summercd In
Alaska. have returned 70 their apart
ment
Mr.. and MIRA Carl y. Gould and
two children are rcmovtng today
from u,eir country homo n an apart
mcnt ~ iss Harvard ave. ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-17
NEW PALACE HIP
PROGRAM PLEASES

Leila Shaw and her company. IN
the one-scs comedy. There She
Goes. were favorisos In the new
bin that opened yesterday At Loew's
Palace Hip. An q younE. siddy wife
addicted 10 dancing. Miss shaw kept
thu audiences laughing during her
entire time on tho stage.
The fsrss appearance Of HAIRY and
Anna scrNnson. an attractive ecupie
In . singing and dancing number.
with acrobatic stuntN was well re-
ceIvcd.
Murray X I'm tens stories and
jokes without stopping. and keeps
tn. crowd laughing. Ia Jerome and
Frank Albright bavo clever song
and piano act. and Anna Vivian
sings, as well an accomplishing some
good sharp shooting.
Sylvia Dreamer and Robert Cor
don are starring In Dawn" the fca-
ture picture. by Eleanor Porter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-17

There n no doubt that Emil obes-
hotter, conductor Of tho Mirneapo
liz symphony Orchestra. which ap-
pears In concert Thursday. SepSm'
bar soe at tho Arena. owes much
OF his success 10 tho versatility OF
his musical taiensA
For no In not only one % the
foremost orchestral leaders Of the
couatry: he IL u distinguished or.
ganist Of many yeafS experiences: q
fine pianist and an accomplished
violtnist Incidentally. he In . com
poser OF much ana recognized skin.
One OF tho musical events Mime
apolis win long remember occurred
last s~ason when. nj a Sunday altar.
noon concert. MIR. Ob@rhofyer ap-
neared ~ pianist of . trio which
also included Richard cserwonky.
ooncersmaster. and Cornelius Van
vuet, flras 'oeiiist. and which played
tho Beethoven triple concerto With
the orchestra.
Hundreds OF pcrvons vvrs turned
away from tho auditorium. which
was packed b. an audience intsnse
~ curious TO see whether the Pop
uiar conductor would score with
equal success az q pianist He did
There In another musical gift with
which nature endowed this man. but
which he has allowed To remain un-
deyeloped--a very fine natural sing.
Ing yosea II II never In evidence
except at orchestra rehearsais. when
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-17
Rehearsals for "The
Elijah" Have Begun

Tuosdny. s~pfrmber 14th. In the
choir loft Of tho First Methodist
church. corner 9Th and Marion sts..
the Temple Chorus began rchearnslis
on the oratorio OF The Elijah" by
Mendeissohn. The singers OF the
city arc invited TO join In the pro
duction OF this great masterpiece.
There are no dues or expenses 20
tho singers In connection with this
work. the purpose bang simply 10
give Seattle the best choral works
and 10 establish . regular festival
chorus for the community. All sing.
crs are invited 10 join In making
this q success. Vocal pupils OF any
teacher win b admitted without
voice trial and others rnay make ap
pointment for voice trial By calling
Montgomery Lynch AZ Main 1903. or
by Importing At the rehearuAi any
Tuesday evening and then making
an appointment Tho soiolsts. for this
event will b Alice Pinckston Mao
Lean. soprnno: Lois Wiley. conrai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-17
DATES
To Remember

FRIDAY. sErTEMnER ~
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Hardeuesrvn 90
Be henor~t at . dirnss at the
sunset club with Mr. and NrA
y. A. Stuart as hessa
SArURDAr. aErrENBE1 H.
The Misses ksria and Claire Esossso-
e~fgs tee honcrinx thrve hvsd~D-
elect, Misn MArE~res uutescvA
Miss irene FISHER and .Niss Betty
crsft. 81 nriiinghAm
Miss Hassi Mcmillan 90 entertain
the members % the s,uNb-Jeroms
PARTY al cinney 81 her home
stak dlansr to the mcme~vs 81 hia
vedding party. with Mr. Aiesrt
cassiss stueb - host
SUNDAY. sErrENnER H.
Misc Jadiths 0tees to sstsr<nsu
mssneers Of Subj srcms we'd
dias party ss suyesr ~ Ass
MONDAY. NEFr0TUEB 49,
Miss ksthersne Jsromss v~1dSng
20 NJ. Albert Charles etubh 81
See .. m. IN 81 HAynahas cAASsA
FvExDAy. sEI~rENnER si--
The marriage % Miss IRENE yrssw
to Mr.. John Lcer tsecka AZ the
home Of AR. and kra o. II
WEDNESDAY. syrrENBER a.
Mira Frank q. rayior's AT home"
for her sister. MIRA Z. l. fove-
fnteriaksn outld OF the orshorsdic
hospital 10 sntevtain With dance
~ tho Yacht club for the bsnefis
Of the hospital Tirtets may ~
secured from ArA. y. n nAisA
Capitol seir
rItt RSDAY. sErTxmBR se-
inforsnsi tee for her o1ntss. Nh
Henry HUH. With Mira BssthA
wilton Fsiseants ~ hostssA
rRInAY. eETTE11bER So
nra Fairbsnks' bridge tsa - eoW-
piiment 20 nrA Hull
"WEDNESDAY. eEfrl2aB91 ~
The marriage 81 Aiss vtrgfnia
nsnscn 70 Mr. Raymond Kyaa- At
sac o'clock. n the chsrrh sf the
Epiphany.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-17

he frequently sings . passsgs %
Indicate the manner IN which he
wants II interpreted ~ IN tempo
or expression.
Add to all these Asrcts. cultivated
and uncultivatsd. the fact that he
had n most thoro grounding In the
essentials az music when no was a
boy In Munich. and that special
emphaais VIVA laid IN his training
In the enormous and important
field of ecclosiastical music, In which
he In . Recognized authority.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-17

Three young misses Jane Hiss.
Dorothy Alien and Pony Perkins left
Wednesday to enter Annie Wright
Seminary IN TacornA for The winter.
Arriving sphorow b b. the
g,semss OF Mrx Tidmarsh for . few
weeks viii be NrA cushmAn Of
IAka Cuxhman.
MA Harry whitney Tr~st ana
daughtsrA the Misses Priscilla and
Loyal Treat win depart September
- for the south. where Mira Trcas
win place her daughters IN school
near SANTA BartanA
lflxs Flcrvnes LucAs Of Evvrvts
Win b. the weekend gusse oe Ma
A. NJ MacwhinniA
leaving yesterday = enter Law.
rcnccvilis school for The winter. wAs
Robcrt Oldham Jr.
Mr.. and Mira Paul Afandsn HsnrJ
ar0 eutertAiutnE 11t. ana III JUN
Harrah Of Yakima
Mira Henry Fordycs B1Aks and
daughtsrA the Misses Alice and
Mary Frortycc. have rrsurned from
an sxtendc1 sojourn 1t Lake Chcian-
.
Mr.. rrsnk waserhouss and dansb-
tar. Miss Mary Watrrhouse. are
leaving tomorrow for . six weeks
trip thru eastern eltica.
MIA Petrol David and dHughtsr.
Afiss May DAviA expect 70 leave
early IN October To spend tho winter
In California
Mr.. Ralph Chatham ana Mite
daughter returned last weck from
tho. East. whore they have spent
two months this summer.
Mrs. Philip Marion and two chii-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-17
Miss Capps Becomes
Mrs. White

= Miss Maude Capps, daughter OF
rMr. and Mrs Edward Caps OF 532
18th ave-. WAS united In marriage
with Mr.. Charles U. White at the
Family residence. September IL at
$50 p. m. Rev. A. II. Greene OF.
~ficiating In the impressive double
ring service. Miss Lora NJ. Hanbey
was bridesmaid and Mr.. Martin z. r.
rBheer was best man. The rooms
Were beautifully decorated with a
-eolor motif Of pink and evergreens,
tho bridal bower being formed Of
,ehrysantheums and bydrangcas
t1fiss Ely Nelson played as piano
solo. Tho Rosary" and followed
with The wedding march from
tSIOhengrin.- After tho ceremony
m informal luncheon was served 10
about forty guests. among whom
was Mr.. and Mn. Ot1s A. Wright of
sBrsmsrton. Mrs w. g. Mclean
presided It the coffee urn After q
short wedding trip 10 some Of the
eoast eftiesL Mr.. and Mrs. White
v1u aa1Es thGIs homs - wsnatchsA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-17
Study Glasses to Begin

I The study classes at the Women's
university club win commence Octo-
I 6sr !. The book review class. under
@the leadership Of AIRS. Charles X.
Miss. win convene on Friday morn
-tng at 1880 o'clock. Current events
Grected BY Miss Elizabeth Roweii Of
broadway high school. win meet FRI
tdny evenings and the drama class
win have Mrs. Aivnh Lemuei Carr
- leader. Tho date viii b IN
uinunced later
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-17

20: Henry o. Price. tenor. MontgomS
cry Lynch. baritone. M1 Mont
gomery Lynch Ia tho organist for the
Temple Chorus and Mr.. Lynch the
director. Players from the gym
phony Orchestra viii BE- engaged 10
accompany the oratorio and chorus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-17

Of 200 voices II desired n IL planned
10 produces The Elijah" on the
evening of November 10th. 10 every
one interested In urged 10 report AZ
soon as possible on account Of the
sbort time for rehearsing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-17
Miss Forster
Honor Guest

= In honor of Miss Evelyn Forster.
an October brideto-bc. one of the
rp1easurable affairs held the past
week was a quilting party and utiii-
~ty shower. at the home OF Miss Mae
rFare.
The room and supper table dccora-
~t3ons were In dainty pastel shades,
rasters being the prevailing flowers.
while supper favors OF candy.filled
~baskets and tiny bags of rice were
Y. Mt each plate. Present were: The
Misses Gretchen Shaw. Polly Lee,
r1rene Forster, Anna Baker. Nettle
Graden. Irene Killean, Mrs. Scoones
MRS. Forster and Mrs. Fare.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-17
Mrs. Ensley
Smith Hon0red

Mr.. and Mrs Richard Dwight
Merrill entertained at dinner at their
residence "Wednesday evening. com.
p1imentinE Mrs. Eusley Boyd Smith
~ Oakland. who is the house guess
q her brother and sisterin.law. Mr..
.nnd Mrs Timothy Jerome. Mrs
Umith came north to attend tho
ukubs, Jerome wedding on Monday
evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-17
Dance for Miss Graft
Z 0nd Finure

Z The Junior officers Of the o. 8. 3.
= mississippi will be hosts at a dan.
rsnnt aboard the ship on Saturday
4 afternoon IN compliment to Miss
\ r1orine Graft and her fiancc. En-
!. sdgn Francis Paxton Old. u. 8. n.
"a large number of young ladies' will
= 10 over for the affair. chapcroncd
~ Mrs. John Dudley Roberts. Mrs.
\ Merrill Frederick sproui and Mrs.
'<Christian Frederick Grnff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-17
Distinguished
Visitor Honored

For the pleasure OF Mrs oswaid
Garrison Willard OF New York who
has been their guest. Mr.. and Mrs.
william Pitt Trimble entertained az
! dinner "Wednesday evening az tho
Sunset club. places being marked
6Dr II guexts-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-17

Marriage

Mr.. Hersche1 ". Pickard and
Hiss Carrie Il. Han both Of Seattle,
were married In the homo Of the
bride 1866 Seventeenth Ave g..
"Wednesday. September 8. at 7:30
- M Tho impressive ring service
~ the church was used and the Rev.
Spencer s. Suliiger. d. D.. pastor Of
the First Methodist Episcopal
church. Kent officiated- Only the
near relatives and very close friends
of the contracting parties were pres
emit Mr.. and Mrs. Pickard will
make their home In Seattle. where
they have a large circle Of friends
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-17
Entertainment for
Mrs. Webster

Honoring Mrs. George Adrian
webster. who leaves soon TO make
"a her home IN Texas. Mrs. David
@1lanna and Miss Sara Hanna win be
hoetesses at a bridge party on the
afternoon Of Friday. September -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-17
Luncheon at
Sunset Club

Arrn James Kidder Of New York
CITY. who rs the guest OF Mrs.. Harry
whitney Treat has hidden a group
q friends TO an informal luncheon
- the sunset club on Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-17

Ammnas O. u ".
Aiumnas Of University Of wash
ington meet ~ Commons On Uni
versisy campus ut lao foe lunch
con and busineas meeting
Clssaic Culture Oh
Classic Culture Club nesn ss she
clubhouse ~ $50. Mira w. r.
Harper In charge oe program.
Topics Of the Day
Premier nonre az nache1nrr Cub
The Bachelors' club announce
their first dance Of the autumn sen
son for Saturday evening. septsm-
Der -. at Masonic temnsc. The fol.
lowing committee VIII be IN charge:
Mr.. John Milne. chairman: Mr.
Charles Brtckcil. Mr.. John Br.xter.
Mr.. Herbcrt Meudorf. Mr.. vern
Keeper. Mr.. Bert Frye. Mr.. Clyde
Rogers. Dir. Oscar secgvr. MIR. HAIRY
Bold and Mr.. IIrwis Rothe
West Seattle Ma. 100
West Seattle Chapter No. ies.. o.
r. s. win entertain with dancing
party NEXT Saturday evening at
West Side Hail. Eastern Stars and
their friends are weioomA
Elite M. 13t
Mrs. A. A. Welsh. member Of Elite
Lodge No. 1874. will give a whist
party at her homo. s7st Morgan ST.
Saturday evening at o'clock Tho
affair In for funds 10 purchase ma
teriaI for = bazaar to be given the
carly part OF November. All Re
bcccns and friends are cordially In
yited.
0y Fs3xafjon, w. q 4. D.
Mrs Mary Harmon. Judge J. r.
Ronald and DIR. NJ. A. Matthews win
DO the principal speakers at tho
luncheon which the City Federation
is giving tomorrow at the Plymouth
Congregational church, at 1 .. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-17
BY BEULAH MITCHELL COUTTS
lsasf.~ "a

Sweet Home" The table. with Gov.
err for fffty. was arranged In n horse
shoe with three handsome baskets
OF pink roses. snapdragons and
giadicll connected with a chain Of
rcses and ferns. Dancing. OF course.
vras enjoyed during dinner. and after
the tables were cleared away circle
two-stcps. Virginia reels and cake
walks werN entered into with such
enthusiasm that the old dances werc
voted ~ snappy m the fcx'tross and
cne.stcps Of today. Mr. and Mrs
Charles =. Miller. parents OF tho
hostess. chaperoncd tho young pco
pie.
Another original party for which
great preparations are being made h
the chfldren'x dinner party which
Ma Hazel Mcmillan has planned
for tomorrow evening at homo
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0y Fstsrr.tson. w. O +. o.
ADDITIONAL CLUBS



Chapter v. p. Il. o.. win meet
Monday. September 20. with Mra
Charles Ferguson. 1fis Grand Ave.
The hestesses win be Mrs. Charles
Ferguson and Mrs. Amy Ferguson.
Assisting win 30 Mrs. Herbert
Crowder and Miss Helen Bushce.
Tho Roil Cali win b answered by
current events Luncheon to be
served promptly at IL O'Clock.
Ballard Review No. s.
The tea which was to have been
given today by Ballard Review No.
S.. Of the woman's Benefit Associa-
ton Of the Maccabecs has been post.
poned for two weeks.
&c
Stevens Woman's Relief Corps
Stevens Woman's Relief Corps No.
1 held its annual memorial services
Wednesday afternoon at the lodges
plot in Lake View cemetery. The
attendance was larga
Stevens woman's Relief Corps No.
I postponed Its monday social and
luncheon, scheduled for yesterday In
Veterans Hall :, in the Armory. be-
cause of the death OF Comrade VIII.
son Davidson. an old-tims member
of the post
Childrcn's Orthopedic Tea Shop
A special meeting of chairrnen Of
guilds OF the Children's Orthopedic
Tea Shop will be held Tuesday at
10 a. m, with Mrs. Henry Ewing,
52f Belmont Ave. North.
The Ladies' Auxiliary, Seattle Post
No. Is. to the American Legion,
wish TO announce tho second Of a
series OF dances viii be held this
evening at 1854 Bird Ave. All vet.
Grams and friends are most cordially
invited, Good music
Tho Altrua club Of tho Young wo.
mems Christian association, will be
addressed by MIRA Clare Ketchum
Trip, OF the Washington State
Chamber Of Commerce. In the associ.
alton buildinsat Gas .. m. this even.
ing. on tie KNOW Your stata
Novement.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-17

The tea which was to have beerl
given today by Ballard Review No
S., Of the Woman's Benefit Associa.
ton Of the Maccabec. has been post
poned for two weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-17
Stevens woman's Relief Corps

Stevens Woman's Relief Corps No.
1 held its annual memorial services
Wednesday afternoon at the lodges
plot in Lake View cemetery. The
attendance was largo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-17
Childrcn's OrthopetIic Tea shop

A special meeting Of chairrnen Of
guilds OF the Children's Orthopedic
Tea Shop will be held Tuesday at
10 a. m, with Mrs. Henry Ewing.
SCI Belmont Ave. North.
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Mrs. Philip Marion ana two cf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-17

MIA Petrol Davis ana daughter
Afixs May DRviA expect 20 leave
early IN October To spend tho winter
In California