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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09
Hama Shimoxumi
BY ALLEN CLAIRE

One would think that q gin VI.
a voice like Hama shimozuml. q.
Flower" the little Melba." az 4,
r. called. Of the Gallo English oy<r.
company. would always be happy.
And 10 those who zee her frc-
"ouf front" at the Net this week. 4,
parently she il. But ] talked VI.
her behind scenes
Little Flower" folded her hassl
in her lap and gave a sigh that ",
ever 10 gentle. II was a wisp d
Sigh with longing IN II.
Surely here was a girl who had IA
everything her heart wished for-.
musical education in America, Al
now success In New York and D.,
ton. where they are 80 critical. a
prims donna. And nh the thin
success brings with it--money, ~
iiful clothes. brilliant friends.
But no. She showed me phc.,
graph. II was the picture Of &,
with golden hair
My dearest friend" sald "F1ove
My dearest friend. whom / love-
She sighed again.
she - not-dead7" asked
"No. but what long for m1
have longed for all my life. does b
live" she said Il could be happy-
" ] had a sister,
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FAIR PRICE HEARING
AT NOON
WEDNESDAY

Results OF Investigations OF the
high cost q wearing apparel and
foodaiufrs conducted by Miss T. 81.
Kloomcyrr. secretary 81 tho King
county fair price committee. and op-
eintlvcs Of the department Of Justice.
win be submitted Az an open meet.
ing 81 the fair price committee. TO
L. held In the office Of United states
pisuic, Attorney Robert c. Saunders
"wednesday noon.
OFFICIALS declare that FEDERAL forces
stand ready 20 act in any case Of
uruftccrInr That l. brought 10 their
attention. but that thoro invcstiga'
ton Of the facts win be conducted be.
fore any such action IL taken
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Symphony. Will
Play Last
Concert Friday

Friday evening the program OF the
tenth and last concert of the regular
symphony season. AZ Mcany hall
will present tho works of modern
masters onN The modern Russian
school VIII Dc represented by Tachhl.
kowsky and Rimsky i<orsakow. the
French hy peiiuaay. ana the Aus.
triAn ly Wolf Denuaaya rcmariSa.
hlc prelude. The Afternoon OF "a
tuun.' based upon AN ccoiogue by
the French poet. stephen. Mallarue
played hY the orchestra some weeks
ago. viii he given a rehcaring owtng
60 the many requests for tho work.
A feature of the program viii be
tho first Performance la this city Of
kimakN koraakow fantastic and
highly colored suite "Schehoraznde. d"
which was written in symphonic u.
luHtration Of the "One Thousand and
one Nights" The four movements
OF the suite are bound together by
ono distinctive theme. that Of "Sche.
hcrazadr. or the Narrator" while
other motives woven together IN odd
forms represent '-rhc Sea" '~rho
. Wales" The kalandar Prince. ="
"Thc NounE Prince aud Princess. 3"
and other phases OF the marvellous
tales Tho inst movement depicts
lively festival al iiagdad. and depicts
. In "a Very realistic manner The uhip
Of sluhad Eolng Go pieces on a rock
This work IL cihlrurd 10 be the most
remarkable example OF ofcheatrAtlon
Of Fh8m ffRaat.rt
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DYED HER BLOUSE,
SKIRT AND A COAT
Diamond Dyes" Turned faded.
Shabby Apparel Into New.

ssseffa $3.50 sHHs
Don't worry about perfect rrfuit g
Use Diamond Dyes" guaranteed t.
give a new, rich, fadcloss color t.
any fabric, whether 1t De wool. silk
nnen cotton on mixed goods
dresses. blouses. stockings, skirt"
children's coats, feathers draper
coverings
Tho Direction Book with each plciN
age tells 80 plainly how 60 diamond
dye over any color that yuu cNn not
make u mistake
TO match any material tnvt frug
gist show you Diamond bye" Color
Card.
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Mr. and Mrs. II. {. Ewing returned
Sunday from a short trip to Califor
mia.
Mr. sam r Brooks % Vancouver.
n c. was a visitor IN Seattle on Fri.
day.
Mrs Louis Brewer ten today FOR
California. 20 b. gone a month.
Mr. and Mrs Charles A. Kiibourns
and small son have taken an apart.
ment at the Hotel Assembly Mrs
kiibournc expects 10 spend the week
end IN Vancouver. y. &.
Mr. George W. Allen returned on
Friday from a short trip 20 Portland
Mrs. NJ. A. T. FoEarty and dauEh.
ter. Miss Helen X Fogarty. departed
March q for an extended motor trip
thru California. They viii return In
October
Miss Rcbecca Stevenson visited
friends In Tacoma over tho week end
Mr. Cecil bacon viii return today
from a short business trip % Fort
land.
Mr. and Mrs Fred A. Richter OF
Minneapoila arrived en- Sunday 20
visit pr. and Mrs. a. I. Boufisur NJ
their hosne on Cascade ave. Nfr and
Mra Richter are on their way home
from California. and viii be here two
weeks
Or. and AIRS Frederick Adams are
spending a few days In Vancouver.
b. G.
Mrs. Walter II Fyier ~ New York.
formerly Miss Mabel Thompson 81
Seattle. IN the guest Of Mrs. j. G.
Slater.
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who offers three pigs and six
chickens is turned down in
favor of the one who offers a
pig and six brass washers
more. SO the deal is made and
everybody happy because
they know no better.
In our own super civilized country
we have the spectacle OF mothcfr
among our best people" with 10000
worth ~ jewels dangling over a two.
To- heart. practically looking for bids
on their mnrriagcnbie a. uvhters The
Eiri g. turned over 90 the TuccesHfnl
bidder. "a beautiful piece 81 human
bric a-brnc The only difference 10
the transactions. az between cultured
mamma ana The benighted savage. is
the price paid. and the fact that one
whA worked out In evening dress and
uls other Ia q breech clopt,
Daughter's happiness II OF no con
sequence. The price is The object
A for the buyer. thoisr Inward
qualities that Ro Tor sterling man.
hood. and that Intangible thing called
character, have ihc sane value 20
mamma that a soap bubble would.
What j. culture OF refinement any
way Are they merely adjunctH that
add 90 the market value Of the
human for salcg How does that deli
caey Of mind function. that we 80 In
separately conDect with women
To the girl could say. You are
woman. stand four square and re-
fus 20 be dickered FOR Sell your
self 10 any man. and sooner or later
you will discover that you are only
"A chattei. poor as Jobs turkey. which
had only one feather. and u was
I loose.
Your unhnpplnsss In but ohs proter,
81 your -heart Take the eng out Of
is mouth and let u speak. and re
member. when mate calls 10 mate
that call cannot be answered by a
financial appralsement-. Your chill
dren VIII know whether you an.
rwered the call u your heart or the
pock ctbook what heritage 20
leave them. the hurniliating knowi
edge that their mother was bought
Two Of the hottest things IN life are
womanhood and motherhood The
very NE blood o, both 10 love Their.
can be- no substitute
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Fashion Shoar Repenfed

Milady who failed to see MacDou.
gall .southwicks gorgeous fashion
show at the Washington last week
viii have two more opportunities.
Next Friday the show win be repeat.
cd at 1890 and again at lis at the
Red Cross tumble shop Those who
plan TO see the show win not only
behold a bewitching array Of ador.
able feminine wearing apparel. but
they wifi be contributing to a most
worthy cause.-The entire proceeds Of
the Red Cross tumble shop are used
for civilian relief work.
This work carried on by the jun.
bic shop provides funds which other.
wise would have to be raised BY a
Red Croas drive.
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Mn,duB Bridge Club

The Monday Bridge club. which
has been recently organized. met AZ
the hqrne OF Miss Katherine Jerome
yesterday. The members are. Mrs.
Paul Masters. Mrs. Russell White.
Miss Dorothy Ewing. Miss Iudithe
Gibbs. Miss Mary Dudley Walker.
Miss Mildred Miller. Miss Alice Ives.
Miss Dorothy McEwan. Miss Janet
Powell. Miss Kathleen Donahoe. Miss
patrica Fothcringfian. Miss Grace
Fischer. Miss Phebe l.. Tidmarsh.
Miss Lucille Green. Miss Cordelia
Jennings. Miss MarRery Stevens.
Miss Grace Heffernan. Miss Clara
Emery. Miss Emily Nettleton. Miss
Katherine Crawford aud Miss
Katherine jerome. The next meet
ing will be held Monday. March 3. ar
the Hotel Sorrento. with Miss Nil
bred Miller as hostess.
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GEORGETOWN Pr. A.

Georgetown PIT. 4. meets at p
N The program viii BE- in charge
Of tho Campfire girls Of I<owatahoma
camp. During The ceremonial meet.
ing the girls will sing their camp.
ERE songs and each viii give a brief
explanation Of some phase Of Camp.
ERE life Our Meetings and Expla-
nation OF the Campfire Law % by
Ruth Paul, Seek Beauty" Mabel
IOBricn. Give Service" Inez Nc.
Lean: Pursue knowledge Lillian
Davis. ''Be Trustworthy" Diadama
Woodln. Hold on to Health" by
Gertrude Bates: "Glorify work" by
Eva Hart. BE Happy" By Ruth
Cannon. The Ranks in Campfire, .
by Marguerite Norwich. 'Explana-
ton Of HONOR Required Honorg. -
by Louise Gibbs: Home Craft" by
Ellen Schroeder Hand Graft" by
Beatrice Walters. Mature Graft" by
Hazel LaCnss, Camp Craft by
Elizabeth Russell. Health Graft" by
Mabel Smith business" by Ruby
Davis. and Patriotism" by Marie
Metz.
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TELEPHONE the So
l ciety Editor of The
Star-Office, Main 600;
Home, Main 2761.
Miss Warren and Mr..
BuchdD Guests of Honor

The employees of the STANDARD OIL
company gave an Informal dance on
saturday evening az the Masonic
Trmnio la honor OF Miss Edith War
rem and Mr. George Buchan. whose
marriage Will take place on March
A. MI Hub Parker was chairman
OF arrangements and Mr. ~ +.
HAYES and Mr. h g. Mulllgan. 81 tho
About ffty couples enjoyed the eve.
ming
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viii hold their regular meeting
Thursday. March II. at 3lo y. m.
An Interesting program has been ar.
ranged which win include tho follow.
ing: An address hy Miss Rose Glass.
soprano solo by Mrs. j. W Dolby. ID
piano solo hy Miss lInttlo Edcnholm
b reading by Miss Mary Aiken fac.
uliy member. a uio by Mrs j ".
braith
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st. Pdtrick's Pdrty

About forty higS school and uni
versity friends Of Miss Elizabeth
Eolte and Miss Madge Park will be
entertained at st. Patrick's dancing
party. OF the home OF Miss Nolte. 70s
West Hailaday st.. on Saturday eve
ming. March 10. Decorations viii be
suggestive OF the Emerald Isle. and
splendid orchestra win add to the
evenings pleasure
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yhmy Ridge. 7. o. ID. u. T..

vimy Ridge chapter. l. O. u. y. F..
WIN meet at the homo OF Mr. l.. G
pattuio. 1896 2ist ave. n. on wed.
nesday al $50 p. m. Miss Anne
Radford. recently returned from
France. WIN speak. This Is in lieu
Of tho meeting 20 have been held
with Mrs. James stirratt.
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Levi NcehnR Nhrrinnc

on March J. Rev, W A Major. of
the Mt baker Prcsbyterian church.
Joined Ia marriage Mrs Lillian q.
Mcehan and Mr. W. W Levi After
March 10 Mr. and Mrs. Levi viii be-
az home IN the Van Slclen apart.
urntH
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cspi,ol Inn ". {. T. 4.

The Capitol I'm W c. T. q. will
hold ia Jubilee meeting Tuesday,
March Nc. az The home Of Mrs J H..
McCaHum. t247 18TH ave. y. nt II
%. m. Luncheon viii be served and
good speakers are promised
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Mrs. Richter Honored

Mrs stephen G. Cook ana daugh-
ter. Mrs. Cecil Bacon, VIII entertain
at luncheon at the Sunset club on
Thursday. IN compliment TO Mrs.
Richter. Of Minneapolis. who 4 the
guest Of Mrs. A. T. Boufncur.
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LoureHurst Orthopedic
Guild Tea

Mrs. John Han. Of Laureihurst. On.
tertained the ladies OF the Laurel.
hurst orthopcdic gund at a cherry
blossom tea Friday, March 8. Mrs.
Edwin Clark and Mrs. Ernest Steel
presided at the urns. The guild de
cided to entertain with a musical tea
after Easter at the home Of Mrs. r.
Il. Roddie In Laurelhurst.
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Green Lake vs. G r H.. with
Mrs. samuel fnyuer lG7 r. 72d, at
~ O'Clock Luncheon at IL, with
short business meeting. followed by
program IN memory Of Frances T.
willard
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Golf Club Dinner

In honor Of Mr.. and Mrs W. L..
Eaton Ar. and Mrs II. G. Hibhard
viii BE- hosts at a dinner Of twenty
covers Saturday evening at the din.
ner dance 10 be given at the Seattle
Golf club
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yHTH A r do Y O u
w think? Write Gym
thia Grey, care Of The
| Seattle Star.

Keep that love rich and free from
the faint and stain ~ selflshnear IN
any form. and whatever obstacles
may come up IN your life VIII De
merely things that reveal the m"itle
Of the thorobred Money IA all right
in It's place. and that place IL 10
strict allegiance TO the digger things
nf life. Obedience 20 parental author
lty IN fine. too. but that authority
was not given 10 usurp your right TO
happiness. 80 I hope that the man
nf your choice will ring true ana
that the call 81 your heart viii be
satisfied q. y. W.
Dear Mas Grey. Anent chorus
girls versus college girls AZ success
ful wives. Personally. ] think IT u
matter Of character personality
and early training aA TO which make
the best wives.
know two sisters. one "A chorus
giri and The other a school teacher.
The former has been an absolute do.
mcstic failure twice. the latter has
wea thered tho matrimonial storms
rather wen. and. as a wife. Is sue
cess
know two little girls who have
these same possibilities. one Il
clever naturally with her fingers, the
other viii have 10 be trained. In
them can see the above potential
situation.
II men are looking for real women
for wives. they look In queer places
Ny husband n not Included In The big
percentage Of tho-e who are 40 easily
| fooled by The rouge, lip stuck. eye
brow pencil and clothes. got at al
most any cost.
why DO men do thIs and then be
wall the rnockery OF their marriage
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Dinner ion. Mr.. and
Mrs. Richter

In compliment 20 Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Richter. visitors from Mnncap.
oils. Mr.. and Mrs John A. Camp.
bell VIII entertain az dinner at their
residence Friday evening.
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Mr.. aud Mrs. BdckitS'
Dinner

Mr. and Mrs Manson 4. nackus
have extended Invitations Tor ain
ner Friday evening az their residence
C. homer Mr.. and Mrs. L.. n Moore
Of olympia and Mr.. and Mrs G. a.
Mclean OF Spokane, who have re-
gently come 20 seattle 20 make their
home Covers viii be placed for
eighteen
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Cornish School Recital

Tho Cornish school presents the
following pupils IN recital on Satur
day evening. March -.
PART
Trio (Wsrthrrl. Il. t.... rr.tts. Maasrnet
Arthur Moth. iris Garfield and
John Horpef
tAl Tier Rose .......... ....... .Connhs
90 = Think" .....-....... b. q Nardsiot
tei Good MorniHR. Brother sunshine.
....-...... .....- 80. zoos. Lehman
Niles hickman
"a Guitarsr s..........M osrnwaki
shI witches Dance ...... AlAc p0weli
Elgnabeit Kerr
Concerto first mov.mrnt Nsudrissoflu
Aftnur kiuth
PART II
Paplilons ...... ............. schumann
Dorothy Hopper
tal Spirit Flower. .. 81 Cd. Camp bell rirtan
90 Jhe CriusaA Petal ...,.- E. Cuiitsr
tcJ Aria-~'fi est pouH. u 81 hap ..
s.-t-s.. srsf ssst sAAa4uAt
Mrs Charles FARRELL
tai Prise song tc.iia soiol...... wagner
do Srrenade tceiio zni1 p .....--. .hrtru
IRIS Caufeld
Cav MiiseAnae In the weeds. ttostkr
d. Sight and tbs curtaina pra~n -..-.
.-.---s...s.- p rffttA
(rl Tie Elfuasa =. John Harness Nrtis
Miss Walker
Baifade 90 minort.. ...-s. ..---.. Chopin
Warrcn Wrigat
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Ladies' Aid, Ballard Presbyterian

Church
Ladies' Ala society Of the Ballard
Presbyterian church. regular meeting
IN the church annex ~ 250.
y. W. &. A. Clubs
Executive board meeting Of Friends
OF An IN the office Of the club sec.
rotary Y. w. G A., az $50.
Acacin club regular meeting at !
O'Clock at !. w G. A. Bible class.
Swimming class ana social tea follow
Kwan Kwco club meets Tor supper
with The Fellowship club in the tea.
room at The Z. W c. a. at G O'Clock
followed by Bible study In blue par.
Tor.
Business exchange committee. Y.
w. c. A., In tho Dutton clubroom at
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Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs, Timothy Jerome viii
give dinner Of twelve covers to-
morrow evening AZ their home IN
honor Of Mr.. and Mrs n. r Minton
Of Chicago. house guests o. Mr. and
Mrs. l.. n lyman
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Informal Luncheon for
Mrs. Merrill

Mrs. W. n McEwan entertained
al luncheon today az the Sunset club
60 compliment Airs Thomas II. Mcr.
flll OF Duluth.
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Ladies Aid OF the Ballard Presby-
terrain church meets at D. IN. In the
Annex. Mrt J. Boone and Mrs. J.
swaney, hostessea,
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ClJbrI
CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY
Ladies' Md. Gilman Park VI T.
Church

The Ladies' Aid Of the Gilman Park
NJ. r. church viii meet "wednesday
afternoon ne , O'Clock az The home Of
Mrs Ernest Healy. 2220 W. 72d 81.
Kris. Andrew. Mrs Verran and Mrs.
Blumcnstcin viii assist.
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pnd lrlcr many wears 81 dealing on
me bafi", we have no reason %
c11u~ our mIud Come m ana make
Folt .el'ri noo Our extensive
ia.lt Of pt roi fur men.
wo On va pD
Cherry Slt ssou, go nlalto Nd..
over pisn Whistle Second Ave. Dc.
tween Madison aud spring.
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George Washington Circle

George Washington circle Of Ladies
OF q. a. r. will give a card party at
Veterans hail. Armory. Prizes and
Refreshments
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Ladies OF Green Lake assamhly
Of United Artisans at the hoihe Of
Mrs. Minnie Swanson. 551o Fifth
". r.. 2 to O'Clock
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Aurora Bridge club. with Mrs VI
G. McGinnis. S5i2 Aurora ave. at /
o'clock
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Home Sewing club. Ladies @. A. r.,
meets wednesday. March 10, with
Mrs. r. Daley 1859 AlId nve.
Luncheon, 1899 p. m. Members Of
sherman circle WIN assist the host.
ess
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MAN OFFERS ADVICE TO GIRL ON
MATRIMONIAL AUCTION BLOCK

Dear Miss Grey: In recent issue nouced u your IN
strucve section the appeal of young woman Tor couS
whether she should marry the man Oh ei ooioe vi wv
one her mother had selected for her. 80 IN, 1. .
Her predicament which is the selling OF end py a
parent ace old The human being piece OF nefcha-
disc has emancpated say locally as IN he case OF the
negro. But the right TO sell human rs sun hela 70 el-
ciosy Liberty is az piebad giraffe III ~ customary
for an African chief IN his absma ignorance and depavy
10 sell his daughter 10 the highest bidder The young brave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09

Madrona circle Of the child Con.
aervation league meets the FIRST and
third Wednesdays at 230 y. m. Next
meeting win be March II with Mrs.
4. r. Johns. 1915 u. Union.
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life without love doesn't seem M
hwfully bad. at any rate most old
bachelors appear TO be satisfied with
their lot
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Columbia PIT s. meets al p. m
at school. room No & Prof Reed
principal Of the Franklin high school
win speak
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$50 following dinner In the ,raroom
at O'Clock
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Benefit Concert
for Starving
Children Tonight

4 song recital for the benefit Of
HiarN'iuE children In Austria viii be
nNcn Tuesday evening March Q. IN
Douglas hall Old Fellow Temple.
BY Frederick William Zimmerman
Seattle tenor Mr.. Zimmerman viz
b. assisted by Miss Geneva Ronamond
Ray. pianist. and Mrs. Lacy Smith
Willoughby. accompanlHi.
The recital program follows:
* msn :. ,.,..,.. ..guy aitardsio'
-, ,.....f... .....-....,f W Vasasrpeai
90 Tasrs u Garden N nsr raes...
W xsranssriasa
fsl waiis. AS.iiraf .......,,..,...s, hanfo
90 i.nvss Dream iast
tt.ssssss.ss.1 fi"z
hHsNFHtF Ntaa fNifla irss-s. ........N Verdi
NJ Zimmerman
1as eheirs .s ........ Arthur A rear
caasaek t.uiisby - j IA hrnstisfF
80 y tAtt fs...t I-sss. .ss...-. D nettie
.rs an irish ciri , Love. casunesy oicat,
a sprin - Rosemary t.s,Ils Koeramanieh
alssp. i4itls haasbud caiupisu rIp1su
Mf Zimmerman
HunEafisn Ehapspdis 10 is.......t1sst
Mlss Har
ifsaF or CaiiiuH Ne Charles Marrhali
! Mos % Two HriEhs Ewes .........
..s.t...-, t.......... George 70 CIutsatn
N"HeT Atrhrrr .tssss.t4s. Oioott nan
hs kisscd Her Humphrey ! stewart
-, '.','s t,. EA,hsrins A. clrs
~ z,,,,,,.r,r,,
~N~-~~,~~~~~~~.S',~-,s,>' s,>s'S,-s-seS>>>~~~o~~~
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~ ~" 90 NNHN 10 90 y
that your word Is
AS good as gold ~
Chcrry's
Your promise 20
Say VIII ne ao
opted here as
AMY as cash for
oy hrticlcs Of cap.
rel YOU wish fs
Buy
'o believe IN tbr
tuiarent hon, ~ ~
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formancc two years ago ~ the LATHE
theatre tn ChicaEo. aud was a clever
bit OF prcscutday satire. The or
ohestra. under the leadership OF Mrs.
Charles Phillips. with Mrs L. Ilet
mtnage at the piano, played several
spirited numbers and Mrs. Cue gave
three readings.
81. ratricks pay was not forgot.
ten In the confccttous which were
passed by the courteous uahers dur
ink the performance and shamrock
cakes and ices were served in the
clubhouse az the tea hour
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York PIT. A.. reception at tho
home Of Mrs. X. r. Ballard. 2S4i
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uyIand Park Improvement club

Hyland Park Improvement club
meets at 1880 p. m. at the Hyland
Park church.
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York PIT 4. will hold a reception
In honor OF Miss Lockwood at the
home Of Mrs. X. = Ballard 2ss4 Cas-.
cadia ave. from Q to D. m.
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Lorraine Social Club

Lorra fine Social club meets nt p.
m. in The cardrooms Of Masonic tenn.
pie. All Eastern Stars cordially in.
vitcd
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Mystic Jewel auxiliary meets win
Mrs PIN wight 2iis Third "
luncheon a. = m. sharp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09
HocieG
FACULTY MOMENTS VAUDEVILLE
VOTED GREAT SUCCESS



TAP or THE RATION the final drop the
Il
versatile well intellectual
building Faculty clubhouse
manag o.
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Seattle, having initial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09

Women Of Mooseheart legion meet
AZ y. m. at Moose temple. Initia.
ton and Refreshments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09
Your Word Is Good
AS Gold at Cherry's
CHERRY CHIT

We mean literally
t,nt tn,tt. vsprd a.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1920-01-15
Couldn't Stand II.

MI. Speedem-Do you know what
economy is?
Mrs. Speedem-Horace, where on
earth did you hear such a vulgar ex-
preston? Don't yer let me hear that
word again. 1t gave sme . quite a
shock!
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1920-01-15
Too Young for a Name

Name, please" asked Fred B. Akin.
deputy city controller, of a colored
woman who was getting a dog license.
why, i haven't named him vet"
answered the woman. He's only a
pup"
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1920-01-15

Where did you learn such a curye?"
Throwing paper wads around a
girls head to reach a boy sitting two
seats in front"