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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-31
Oakland Man C Al n 8
Twenty Pounds Taking
Tanlac, and Says Even
the First Bottle Made
an Astonishing Change
in His Condition

mo mir. when stepped on the
scales and saw that had gained
twenty pounds In weight I was not
much surprised. for have been eat
ing like a wolf ever since I began
taking Taniae." said Walter y.
Tucker. OF 1921 sixtysixth St. Oak.
land. Calf. the other day.
why. this medicine has rid me Of
a cab. Of Indigestion that troubled me
for fifteen years. My stomach got
into such a badly disordered oondi.
ton ] had 20 give UP eating meats
almost entirely. what did eat
formed gas that bloated me up A.
tight an a drum. and would have
burning pains In the pit Of my storn-
ach and In my chest. Sometimes
could hardly retains thing on my
stomach. my appetite almost left me
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fence which I found 90 valuable % -
Ganie iron-Nuxated Iron"
II you are not strong or veil you -
Il to yourself to make the following tesu
See how long you can work or heN ~
you can walk without becoming tires
Next take two FIVE. grain tablets OF Nu.f
ated Iron three times per dsy after mesy
for two weeks. Then test your strenese
again and see how much you ~
gained. -
MANUFACTURERS Norr, Nsssted Iron, vAiee
10 recommended above Is rot secret remedy bsa -
which 10 well known 10 druggists svery~hsfa W.
hhs the older inorganic lion products v eeey
assinilsied and does net injurs the sessk. 49,
them black, nor upset the stomach Eaeh sebSs
Of genuine Minated Iron Is stamped a. Follows r.
and the words Nuss,ed Iron are stamped into IN
each hottie. 30 tina, the public may rot be led
Into seespting inisf,of suhsttutea The nAsutess
turers guarantee successful and entirely ssusfee.
tory results TO every purchaser or they viii refun1
your money Il Is dispensed BY all good drusgisss
10 tablet form only.
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Anniversary Pnrtu

a group OF relatives and friends OF
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Forde honored
the couple with delightful informal
party on Sunday. celebrating their
second wedding anniversary. The
affair was given at the home OF Mrs.
Forde's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Lar.
sen, In Ballard. hr. r. NJ. Bassetti.
editor Of the Italian Gazette, was
chosen by the assembled friends TO
present number Of pretty and use
full gifts TO the honor guests, ex.
tending good wishes OF the party, the
personnel OF which was Mr.. and
Mrs. -. Finne. Mr.. and Mrs. 8. o.
Heiseth, Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Basset.
Il, Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Larsen, Mr..
and Mrs. II. o. Larsen. Mrs. Anna
Melvin. Mrs. Liebig. Mrs. Nelson.
Miss Nelson. Mr.. Ole Finne and Mr..
lvsr Finne.
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with relatives and friends on Mr..
f'retwcii's return from New York.
Mfr. and Mrs. Fr~tweli will depart
for Los Angeles. where they will 70.
main until January I.
Miss Marsarc, Hu,sscn returned
Sunday evening from Eas, Sound.
Ais. Gladys Stewart returned yes.
terday TO her home In Yakima
Mrs. xarrar.t Stewart FfHke. who
has been visiting In town for neverai
weeks expects 10 leave for her home
Saturday morning.
Tho home Of Mr. and Mr.. o. ID.
Fisher will be tho scene Of a merry
house party nexs week. with the ar.
rival on Friday Of Mrs. Donald Good.
now Graham and little son. Richard.
who come from their home near Bos.
ton to witness the marriage Of Mrs.
Crahsnn's sister. Miss Irene Fisher.
to Mr.. John Locke. on Monday Miss
Julia Clark Of New York u due 20
arrive 10 participate In tho nurtialn.
at which she is 10 be bridesmaid.
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Miss Fishers Marriage
TO Take Place Sept. 2I

The nuptiais OF Miss Irene Fisher.
laughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. o. ID.
Fisher to Mr.. John Loor Locke. son
a. Mrs. John Loor Locke. win be
snlemnlxed Tuesday evening. Septrn.
ber II. at the Fisher home on Bel
mont Place. Bishop Charles T..
Locke OF California win read the
service. and a reception will follow
the ceremony. In the bridal party
vii be Mrs. Donald Goodnow Graham
q Boston as matron Of honor and
the nix bridesmaids will BE- Miss
Elizabeth Huribut. Miss Olive Leon.
ard. Miss Harriet Baxter. Miss Viz
g1niA Sheahan. Miss Julia Fisher.
Miss Emma White and Miss Julia
Clark OF New York. Mr.. Donald
Goodnow Graham win act as grooms-
man for Mr.. Locke.
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DATES
To Remember

WEDNESDAY. sErrENuER -
fortriEhtiy dinner dance 81 the So
attic rennts club rer rsssrvA.
tions eaii East fsa
Miss psr,hss sharpies dinner az
the Tennis club for her sues,.
Miss Eiiaaheth Lyman. ef New
Nerk
THURSDAY. eErrENBER D.
Nj ard Mrs Archibald c. ne wees
dance 81 the Yacht club IN honor
OF their daughter. Miss Betty ne
Mrs c, " wsi,sisw'. luncheon a,
IN. sunset club IN compliment 10
Mrs. Scott Rome
Luncheon at sunset club fer Miss
Katherine Bacon. given By AIR.
stsphen ceok.
Nh Russell Hubbard Whites tee
70 honor Miss Lyman and Miss
Katherine jerome
FRIDAY. sEf-rENBEn 3d.
Rerepison Cor Mr.. ana Mrs rrank
n Cooper 81 the womens rni.
yer.ity club With the school
wensn's league as hos,ess~.
Mystery porch and garden party a.
home Of hiss kAthlssn uaffnsy
for the purpose Of raising funas
for the Social service clubs hone
for working xirls
WEDNESDAY. sErrENBER a.
hs Aubrey Wtiten 10 entertain
With tea for Miss Irene FISHER.
the affair 20 es GiVrn at the
home Of hra william Lauren
Nhofea
FRIDAY. sErrENBER ie-
At home foe Nlss Eissney Keith
Miss Irene fssher and Miss Alice
Hole. ~tth Miss Frances Oldham
as hSsf~sx
wkD> E&DAr. sErrENBEa s.-
Int~rlaken Guild 81 the Orshcpefle
hospital 90 sntertain With dArc.
n, the raeh, ciab for the bsnsft
OF the hospital Tickets may De
secured from Mrs n. n. Bates.
Capitol tefF.
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Mrs. Tashjian
COMMUNICATED

Mrs Dallas v. Haiverstadt enter.
tsined with a small informal lunch.
en- today at the Golf club. compll-
menting Mrs Haig Tashjisn. who is
the guest OF her brother.in- law and
sister. DIR. and MrA Otis Floyd
IAmson-
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Miss Pratfs Birthday
to Be Celebrated

Complimenting Miss Ruth Pratt.
whose birthday IL will be. and also
70 honor their nieces. the Misses
Jessie. Grace and Dora Parks Of Chi
cago, Mr.. and Mrs @. T. NJ Pratt
yin entertain At dinner Wednesday
evening at their residence.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
Lodge WIN Entsvtsin win Whist
Party

Seattle Lodge No. 7. Degree Of
Honor. Auxiliary to A. o. Y. w. will
entertain at . progressive whist
party this evening at Evergreen hall
in the Arcade building. Mrs. Lulu
Baker In chairman Of the hostesrar.
The first OF the series Of progressive
whist parties TO be given by the
lodge the first and third Tuesday
evenings OF september. October and
November. will take place Tuesday
evening. September 7. at . o'clock In
Evergreen hall. Mrs. Mabel NJ.
Petersen. chairman Of the hostasses.
invites all friends Of the fraternity.
Refreshments will be served.
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Former Residents
Entertained

Mrs. William n. Gaffney was host.
60 at a delightful luncheon Of
twelve covers today at her home. In
honor OF Mrs Sherwood Gillespy OF
Portland and Mrs. Harvey J. Salmon
q ST. Louis, Mo.
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Euenino of Bridge

Miss Dorothy Ewing has planned
an informal bridge this evening az
her home. In farewell 60 Mrs. Frank
Cullen Brophy. Only intimate friends
Of the honor guest have teen hidden
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Pdrtu

Miss Alice Ives and Mr.. Lawrence
ives have PINNED Jolly party for
Sunday evening. September IL. The
coniplimcnted guests will be the
members Of the Biack-Pryor and
stubbJerome wedding ,partiex who
viii meet for . swimming party and
supper. later at the attractive home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse IveA
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seen patients through lee use lose that
SEQ esrewofn appearance and get . new
sr,p on health in only two weeks. The
patent stops Worrying about getting old,
oeeAuse he no longer feels old
Dr. lsmes Francis Sullivan, formerly
door DEPTH, New York and the
Wsnehester Counsy Hospital, makes
THIS statement; For want OF iron YOU
nay be IN old man At thirty. duh q
irritable and all run down: while a.
PITY or sixty with plenty OF Iron in your
cIood, you may stiIl be young in feeiin9.
Iui OF ne. your whole being brimmin9
s ever with vim ard enersy. To mako
women there 10 nothing in my exper.
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Miss Hon,lin to
GiUe Luncheon

In compliment to her former friend
and schooimate At the Sacred Heart
convent. Miss Margaret Kelly. Of San
francisco. Miss Phyllis Hamiin will
entertain with a luncheon OF /. GOV.
Gs AZ the Rainier club tornnrrov.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Dwight Mer.
riil and daughters. the Misses vir.
ginsa and EuIaiic Merrill. win remove
this week from their country home
Mt the Country club TO their resi-.
dence on Harvard ave. ".
Mr.. and Mrs c. u. Moore OF Cam.
aguey. Cuba. ar. guests At the Hotel
Washington. They plan TO depart
this week TO visit friends In Van.
couvcr. u. C.. proceeding eastward TO
Minneapolis and Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs John Hoarer ara son
Jack Of Lansing. Mich. will arrtv.
In the city Saturday TO be the house
guests OF Mr.. and Mira w. v. Rlno-
hart Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred r. Kelly and
Miss Margaret Kelly ar. guests thl.
week at the Hotel Washington on
their way 20 their home In San F,rnn.
cisco after an extended Eastern
trip.
Dr. and Mrs. Jay 7. Durand, Or.
and Mrs Richard o'shea and DR.. and
Mrs Frank !. Shaw ief, Saturday
for motor trip. expecting to return
on Thursday.
Mn William Pitt Dillingham; Of
Louisville. KY who has been tho
guest OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
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Miss Cornish Hostess
at Smart Affair

Miss Nellie Cornish was hostess at
. beautifully appointed luncheon at
the Sunset club yesterday. entertain.
ing for Mrs. r. NJ. Raiff and her
daughter, Miss Raiff. OF Los Angeles,
and for Mrs. Nell Wells OF Chicago.
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Bridge Tea at
Sunset Club

Miss Elizabeth Chadwick viii com.
plimcnt Miss Katherine Jerome on
Friday with a bridge OF four tables
at the Sunset club. additional guests
having been hidden at that hour.
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Dinner at Home

Mrs. George w. Downing was
hostess at dinner OF eighteen GOV.
ers at her home one evening last
week. Music and dancing we're en-.
1oyed during the evening.
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DR.. and Mrs. Bentley
Honored

Or. +. ]. stubhs was host at din.
ner at tho Rainier club last evening,
hter entertaining his guests At the
Metropolitan theatre. The affair was
complimentary to Or. and Mrs trwd.
srick Bentley. who returned recently
frum abroad
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CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY


Women Of Mo0s<heart Legion
Women OF Mooseheart Legion will
meet at Moose Temple at o'clock In
the afternoon.
Native Dauwhtsr~ Of Pionersv
The Native Daughters OF tho Pic.
neers Of Washington viii hold
meeting at the Y. w. G. A. cafeteria
luncheon at o'clock. Business
meeting al : o'clock. Due TO recent
changes In the constitution all women
born In the State Of Washington.
whose parents or grandparents came
4 TO the state prior to 1870. are eligible
to membership after having been
regularly elected to the club.
Ridgeiy R<bekAh lnAKe
Ridsely Rebekah Auxiliary. No. o.
will be entertained by Mrs. pattse
and Mrs. Hasauist. sszs Arrowsmith
VI. Rainier Beach car to Norfolk at.
West Seattle Art Club
West Seattle Art club meets with
Mrs. John A. Bennett. sea 42nd ave.
y. W.. at io5o. Luncheon at noon.
Mrs. J. Herbert Ames. leader Of les.
son on STORY OF Spanish Painting"
Mrs. George c. Altno~. leader OF les.
son on Modern Pottery"
seattle wocdcrAft Thimble Club
Seattle woodcraft Thimblc club
meets with Mrs. william Mclean.
1887 Stroud ave. at 10 O'Clock. Take
Green Lake car and get off at Denny
su,tionl
Progressive Thought Club
Progressive Thought club. musical
tea At Federated clubhouse. Harvard
ave. ~. and Thomas st.. from .
O'Clock 10 Z o'clock. Those interested
in the club are invited.
Rainier Beach WomAn's Club
Rainier Beach womsn's club meets
with Mrs. c. X. sturtrvant. ss2o
Waters ave. at O'Clock. Talk on
/ ~~~.~~~~~~-~~~~~y~~.~ ~~>~~~~-~~~~S~~.~
today from a short visit with rcla,
tives and friends In Olympia
Miss Muriei Lawrence and Mlsr
Nellie Dick left Saturday morning for
a months trip In the oiympicn. They
viii also viss, AT Entail. LAX. chclasn
and In Wenatchee.
Mira Arthur Wilson Denny and
son. Mr.. Robert Denny. viii remove
tomorrow from tho home OF Mrs
Agnes Bchr Just TO q residence ~
gga Harvard ave. ~.
| Mr- Frederic Christensen and
daughter. Elsa. who have been In
New York for some time. are er'
| pectsd TO return the end OF The week.
1
News has b~en received by friends
Of Mr.. and Mira George r. Ho~es.
Jr.. who formerly resided In BE-
attic. that they sailed August -
for Paris. intending TO tour the
battle fields and later 10 walk thru
England ar. and Mira Ho~es have
teen for the past two years AZ the
Hotel Seville. New York. and their
present plans are 20 remain abroad
onc year.
| Mr.. and Mira George Adrian Web
L -. .rA .or Adrian are anDn r.
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WHEN MAKING
ICING

Use coffee instead OF water when
stirring mp a simple chocolate icing.
and It's richness and flavor will be
improved
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my experience has taught me that
many . man Ia aseing too last merely
because ;, aus. b.: blood is starving ,e' s ws.,
New York Ply stefan and Medical Al.
thor. "Blood without iron 10 like . man
without hands. The man cannot iced
him,,lf nor do his work. and similarly
The food pss.inw ,hrourh an, .,omseh.
nor can II carry the necessary osygen.the
breath Of HE. from the lungs TO the rest
81 the body, The red eorpuseies Of the
blood do this work; and iron 10 neces.
cary 70 keep them in condition.
1T . man's red eorpuseles lose their
down, ] urge him to build up his strength
With Nusated Iron. Many . time I have
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Mrs. Allen to BE Hostess

Mrs. Clay Allen has issued invita-.
tions 20 a bridge At the sunset club
Thursday afternoon. September .. to
meet MIS-. David Hanna. q recent
bride. and In farewell to Mrs. George
ADRIAN Webster.
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WAshington League n Wonen's
Voters Dinner

An informal dinner 20 members
and friends Of tho Washington
Lesgus Of Voters viii be- given AT
the New Washington hotai at sis
.. m. Reservations should be made
thru Mrs. George II. Litti~fleld. chair
man OF arrangements. At ksnwood
ais. Plates will be 81 SO zach.
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Mr.. and Mrn George Adrian Web
ser and son Adrian are soon ~
moving 10 San Antonio. Texas,
where they will make their home
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SO far. The uppw eizsse. In Japan
have not been attracted To the
movies
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'nible and Current Evcnta" Program
In charge Of Mrs. w. y. Walker and
MIRA George Grant.
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I. Stevens Relief Corps No. !. Auxii
larry 10 Stevens Post No. !. q. A. r..
will he entertained next Friday at
the lodges regular all day social by
Mrs. Rose Howard at her home. Oil
second ave. w. Mrs Howard will
DO assisted by Mrs. J. G. wickmsn.
Mrs. Mabel schoenberx and Miss La.
liam schoenberg. Members are asked
TO bring refreshments. Luncheon
viii be served at f2:so. There viii
be a program In the afternoon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John lakewood
white OF Spokane. who have been
spending = few days IN town. lief,
last night for Victoria and Van.
couver en- route 20 their home.
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Mrs. Frank Fretwsli 10 removing
this week from her residence on East
Lynn 1T. To pass the coming month
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The Seattle Civic Improvement
club will meet ~ the Federated club.
house. Harvard ave. and Thomas st.
on Thursday. September ?. at .. m.
Several political speakers will be
present Tho meeting VIII be open
and friends Of the club are invited.
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Many Man Still Young Years Fast Growing Old and Care
His Veor and Energy Leaving Him. and His Memory Failing
Simply Through Neglect Keep His Blood Rich in Iron.
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Mrs. Stephen v. Chadwick returned
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n. y. Perry for several weeks. will
leave for the las, September 10 Via
the Canadian Pacific. After stops at
Lake Louise and Bsnff. Mrs. Dilllng.
ham will be Joined In Chicago by her
husband. from whence they Will pro-
cred for their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Towne. Mr.
and Miro. Eugene Meacham. SIR. and
Mrs r. II. Baiisnger. Mr., and Mrs.
william Cahiii. Miss Lucia Mracham
and Mr. Richard Talcott RallsnE~r re-
turned Saturday from a weeks cruise
around the san Juan islands.
Mr.. stephen Franklin Pierce and
daughter. Isabelle. viii i~av. Thurs.
day for their home in Winnipeg.
after an extended visit with relatives.
and old friends.
Mrs. John ". Jackson. with her
two daughters. tho Misses Geraldine
and Alice Jackson. will depart Mon.
day for the East. Miss Alice Jackson
viii enter Manhattonvire school In
New York City. her mother and sister
returning after a slx weeks sojourn
In Eastern cities.
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Mrs william Pitt Dillingham; Of
Louisville. KY. who has been tho
guest Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
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Ridgely Rsbekah Auxiliary. No. o.
win DO entertained by Mrs. Pattee
and Mrs. Hasquist. sszs Arrowsmith
VI. Rainier Beach car to Norfolk at.
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West Snatile Art Club

West Seattle Art club meets with
Mrs. John A. Bennett. bs<s s2nd ave
=. W.. Mt 1910. Luncheon At noon
Mrs. J. Herbert Ames. leader Of les
son on STORY OF Spanish Painting"
Mrs. George c. Altno~. leader OF les
son on Modern Pottery"
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wrinked. To all appearances he Is an old man
though still young in years. Nature Is giving him
her warning signs that he lacks sufficient iron in
his system to build fresh energy. strength and en-
DURANGO to keep his body healthy his nerves steady
and his mind clear and active and unless he quickly
replenishes the iron in his blood. he steadily be-
comes more nervous and weak until the final break.
down comes How ofganic iron.-Nuxated Iron helps
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blood
from looking and feeling old before his explained
the oiowiru
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Mrs Arthur Wilson Denny and
son. Mr. Robert Denny. viii remove
tomorrow from tho HON. OF Mrs.
Agnes Bchr Just to q residence q,
gg3 Harvard ave. ~.
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Mn Frederic Christensen and
daughter. Elsa. who have been In
New York for some time, are ex.
peetsd to return the end Of The week.
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- - 1lr - - san1soysa q
~ no11l Ne1onboe 1l1ee = -
in,an1. ~. Hen attan6ed ~ c.
Se4aen ecAoe1A H = smpaogeA ~
D0e9 q Be- Cos and II ~ Auanol
vii = In 1elina.
r. Bhfklay SHprise vIctln.
John Williams received . veryI
pleasant surprise 1t his home, l2ls'
Elevcnth street, Hast evening. when
his four granddaughters and num-
horzOf friends calI6d to helpk cele-
IDrass III s7th sbifthAay an1lsef-
sary. a very sen3oyabls evening
was passed, ana . delicious lunch
con served. Mr.. Williams ID b
good health, and still enjoys
parties.
Regular Ala Mesting.
The Ladies' Aid soctaty Of the
ffft4enth Atenue Chrislaan church
held its regular meetine yesterday
Afternoon q tie church. There
were Is members present and the
Afternoo6 was spent in sewing.
Mrs. John Caruthers. seryed .
dainty, lunch late IN the afternoon.
Mrs. Guy B. Williamson will b the
hostess ct the n4xk meeting to be
held next ThursdAy afternoon It
the church.
4 -
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Enjoy Birthday Treat.

The members OF the bible class
pf which Rev. J. Rolf is the teach
II, enjoyed a delightful treat given
BY Rev. Mr.. Rolf last evening in
telebration Of his birthday. The
elfsir was given on the lawn Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Heitmann's
home-Qn T'hirtieth street. The lawn
VA. prettily decorated with cleo
lric flights, and the hours were
passed socially. Late In the even
ing ice cream and cake were served
BY Mrs. Rolf. Mrs. Heitmann, Mrs.
msnn, and the members Of the class
Robert Mogler and Louis Heit-
Enjoyed q smoker. Rev. Mr.. Rolf
sas prevented with gift from the
glass In remembrance of the oc-
kAsion. ~ - -, tsR7
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Mayaower Camp lOI.

The members of Mayfower camp
No. 101, Royal Neighbors of Amer
lea, held their regular business
meeting last evening in Maths hall
Only routine business was trans
pcted. The next meeting will be
beld Aug. rs, at the hall.
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AZ MyDslSA l114& WeDN
- Willa 4cAnt1k A111.htefJ ef
- In. Yufips q. Schmidt Of
vmoan4 aybnu& averpoGt, -
1no ~ 1bFide Of Otto GsStbis,
= r. ~. - 3SGI ~ No11G q SIS
ri SIXTH street. Daveaport. It u
11ty cefeinoay taking place yse-.|
10y morning 1t II o'clock at the
80 Of tho brides parents. rev.
y ~ C04man Of the First Pf1eby-
g1on church ofnciAting. The GER
k1ee was performed I'm the living
)rom before an improvised altar Oh
)orns, with gIadipIas and othef
6umnBer flowers. The bride was, at
(to1od BY Miss E1na HansseH a.
Slah d henor. ma William G..
oekSmann acted ~ beet man. MIS-
Bertha witt nf ydmsn's ~
bawning," M the Lshsn-'
hin Bridal Cher tfor the n
|fance Of the brj1l rN1s0 was given
AWay by her fatl1kr, The btide
Wore . travelling sdit OF dark blue
trlcctine, with a.bIonse Of dark blue
Seortette, and a4mall black hat of
toathers. Her A0wSfs were . cor
bAgs bouquet of pink roses and
baby breath, and she worse dia-
CIaond and platinum lavaliere, the
Nit ~ The groom. Mise Hansen
MAS m blue gsorgette. and. s'she
(sore + rorsage Of rosebuds. There
lwas "a Informal reception sitter
the ceremony, and the wedding
breakfast was served at the Out
bng club. Mr.. and Mrs. NObtA left
Dor an extended wedding trip, the
destination Of which was mot dis
closed. Both MIR. and Mrs. Nobis
hfe graduates Of the " Davenport
bchools. Mr.. Nobis ID president Of
he Central Engineering. company
* Davenport.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-23
81 Hull Young Wedding.

The marriage of Miss Carrie
Young. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank X. Young, 1921 Sixteenth
street, Moline, and Harry A. Hull,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. August Hull
of Cambridge, took place at 8
O'Clock Wednesday evening at the
home of the bride. Rev. r. S. Haney
OF the Union Congregational church
Of Moline, officiating. The couple
was unattended. The bride wore
pretty gown of pink organdy and
carried q bouquet of white roses. A
wedding supper was served after
the ceremony. The bride is grad
! uate Of the Moline schools, and for