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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-03-20

portance is announced in the COM
ing Of Stefansson, the noted Arc
tic explorer and discoverer Of the
blonde Eskimo. = He comes to
the Chautauqna platform for the
first time this season and brings
a remarkable illustrated lecture
on his great explorations in the
Polar Seas.
Other lecturers Of prominence
are: Hon. G. Fl. Poole, Member OF
Parliament from New Zealand ;
Judge Fred G.. Bale. of Ohio; Carl
ton Chamberlayne, prominent ed
itor of New York: julius Caesar
Nayphe, a brilliant young Athen-
ian with a spectacular costumed
lecture on the Orient; G.. Whit
field Ray. F. r. @. s.. for fourteen
years on exploration work in
South America, and E. B. Fish,
the famed foe Of agitators in the
Northwest.
Al feature attraction which
varies from the regular line Of
Chautauqua events is the produc.
ton Of the big New York Ora
matte success. "Kindling,' by the
Maurice Browne Players on the
fifth night. After several years
Of band concerts this will IN
doubtedly be welcome change to
most Chautauqua fans. I"
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-03-20

tary Of Chamber of Commerce.
eles, Tallahassee, Jacksonville, San
Antonio and other points of in
terest. but the payroll to the City
is what adds to its prosperity.
The motor companies, hotels, res
taurants, confectionaries, etc.
will all prosper because of the
Old Spanish Trail and the Perish
ing Way as the visitors spend an
average of one dollar and twenty
five cents per hour while ZEN route
and New Iberia is destined to get
its share, but the merchants viii
come in for their portion of the
prosperity of the community when
the pay-rolls of good size are es-
tablished right in the heart of
our community.
There is not an employee of the
firm, nor their families, but who
will need clothing Of every sort /;
food to eat; and drugs and extras
which continuously tap the pocket
book in a manner most disconcert-
ing to the factory worker, or, for
that matter, anyone else. for N
these times with high prices and
the wholesale proiteering now be-
ing waged by the money powers
in the North and East in th cir
demands for fabulous price, for
all wearing apparel. shoes, cloth
ing of all kinds. iron, steel, brick,
lumber, ETC., j feel that we all are
doing our hit'' towards main
tanning their personal prosperity,
and. considering these facts, in
addition to war tax, not only lux
uries but necessities as well, the
Chamber Of Commerce of New
Iberia IS pleased beyond all meas
ure at the spirit manifested by or
public-spirited men in responding
SO courageously in furthering the
cause Of upbuilding the commune
ity. 1t is splendid tribute to
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-03-20

kBy FRANK Noel. MandseI-'occAS z
The business men and members
Of the Chamber of Commerce re-
sponded in most acceptable man
ner to the call for donations to-
wards the payment of the New
Iberia Canning Company site, SIT
uated near the Southern Pacific
depot, and as a result the writer
has turned over to the new COM
pany, which will boast of real
payroll, the sum Of $1155.00.
[ The New Iberia Canning Com
panv is now in course Of erection
and will, within a short period,
be in operation. The subscrip-
tions were requested Of the firms
and individuals at this late day
because Of the pledge Of the
Chamber of Commerce to aid IN
paying for its site prior to its
purchase, and, by the same token,
retain it in the center in which i
rightfully belongs, instead of al
lowing the concern to erect ITS
plant in another city on the South
ern Pacific line, which was en-
deavoring in most forceful man
ner to interest the owners IN It's
advantages over New iberia.
The sum secured. proves con-
clusiveIy that the live men Of New
Iberia are putting their shoulders
to the wheel to make New IBERIA
a better business and manufactur-
ing center. as well as the City
Beautiful. = The beautifying OF
the City is now being conducted
along sensible lines by the
Women's Council and this will DC
a big advertisement to our conf
munity when tourists from al
points Of the West, East, North
and Middle West traverse both
the Old Spanish Trail and the
Pershing Way. en- route either to
or from New Orleans, Los Ang-
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-03-20

Colonel J. S. Cecil Commander
Of the 43rd Infantry. who is with
the United States Army Recruit
ing Station in New Orleans and
who recently visited New Iberia
in company with the Third Marine
Division band and athletes who
displayed their wares at the Elks
Theatre, was delighted with his
visit, as the following letter re-
ceived here early in the week
proves beyond per-adventure:
Mr.. Frank Noel, Manager Cham
Der Of Commerce, New iberia.
Ny Dear Mr.. Noel--In behalf
Of the whole party, / wish to thank
you and through you. Gall the peo-
pie of New Iberia) for the very,
very warm reception rendered us.
A blind man could have seen that
the people Of your City were well
aware Of the fact that the flag oil
our country and the uniform Of
the American soldier go together
and stand for the same thing in
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-03-20

the new concern might know that
New Iberia is giving it a welcome,
worthy of its standing, the New
iberia Chamber of Commerce ex-
tends a most cordial vote of
thanks. Appended below is the
list Of subscribers and the amounts
donated for which the Chamber of
Commerce holds receipt from the
Dunbar, Frick Brothers, Ducate
and Dietlein interests, known as
the New Iberia Canning Company ).
Bertrand Lumber Co. 800 %
Carver's Teche Rice Mill
ing Co. ................ 10o.oG
N. /. Foundry and Machine
Co. Emile Simon) -. 100.0)
Estorge Drug. Co. ....... 10000
New iberia Nation Bank. 10000
Renoudet and Dietlein :. 10000
III. Scharff and Sons -. 5000
New Iberia Hardware Co. 5000
Dauterive Bros. Grocer Co. 25.Ga
Murray & Labit ........ 300
Abe Hirsch ..,..... 900
John R. Taylor .... 25.0O
A. Elias and Sons .... 25.00
Specially Store ......... 25.00
Homer j. Daigre .... 25.OJ
Geo. w. Dallas (personaD 25.0o
r IA Conrad % 0U
Lazard King .......... $500
Coodwin-Buquo Motor Co. 25.Oo
Weeks & Weeks ..... $500
The Globe (Smith, DeBlanc
& Suberbielle ....,. 2o.CO
New Iberia Ice & Bottling
Works $500
Schwing & Carsters ... $500
Davis Brothers .. $500
Jules Dreyfus Co. Inc. ;. 25.G0
Pfster Jewelry Company 2Q.09
Fred G. Patout (personaD 1000
Total .$1155.oo
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-03-20
.Chanber of Commerce
Fu1fi11s It's Pledge to
NenIberid Canning Go.
Public Spirited Firms and IndiDiduois
Donate $f155 towards Site for Cdnnery

By Frank Noel Manageecr tary of Chamber Of Commerce
The business members eles Tallahassee Jacksonville Sa
the Chamber of Antonio and other points OF II
nondd in acceptable teres but the payroll TO the C
8 LII dca is what adds to its proSperltA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-02
GREEN TOMATO
PICCALlLL

One bushei OF green tomatoes cut
IN slic-ss~ Y, bushei Of onions sliced.
Put one layer Of Tomatoes. then one
layer Of onions and a little salt be-
tween each layer. or put ono cupfui
over all. Let stand over night In
the morning drnin Oft the brine. Pu,
In ono bunch OF celery II liked. about
three or four green peppers with tho
seeds and partitions taken out: Q
whole package OF mixed picking
wplocs. To two pounds OF brown
sugar add about two or three quarts
OF vinegar. ono head Of cAuliflover
may be added This makes five gal.
Ions. Put all ingredients into kettle
and cook slowly unsil done II not
sweet enough use more sugar. II
you don't like onions use one psck
instead Of enc bushsL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-02
National League
of Women
Voters Elects

Mrs. w. r. Griswoid Of Seattle was
this morning unanimously elected
president for NEXT year Of the Wash.
ington branch Of the National
League Of Women Voters. which WAS
formally made a continuation OF the
m tional suffrage party at the open.
ing session OF the convention Of that
body. held at the Y. w. c. A. ycster'
day.
Mrs. IT, u. Hasseii. Of Everett. was
elected first vice president OF the
body; MIRA William y. Belofe. OF Me.
dina, was unanimously elected secre'
tary. and Mrs Carry NJ. Barr was
elected treasurer. Directors were re
elected for the year.
Retiring officers OF the league are;
Mrs. r.. r. Flick, Seattle. president;
Mrs. r. u. Hasseli. Everett. vice
president: Mrs. r. ID. Hughes. Seat
tie. recording secretary. Mrs II. NJ.
Wallace. Olympia. treasurer.
The annual banquet OF the league
was held at the New Washington
hotel last night Prominent suffrage
workers from all parts OF the state
wer. present The convention con
Guided this afternoon with addresses
by Mrs. W. q. Griswold. Seattle. Or.
Horace c. Mason. Seattle: Judge
Helen Gregory MacCiil. British Co.
iumbla: Mrs. George ~. Mclaughlin
Seattle. and Miss Nellie NJ Coodhue
Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-02

Miss Iurilne Brown. who has been
In attendance NJ the r. w. G. A.
convention at seabeck. returned to
her home today.
Mr.. Arthur Stewart win leave next
week to enter Cornell university.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank q. Taylor.
Mr. Clark Taylor and Mrs. l. I.
Love returned last evening from a
motor trip around Vancouver Island.
The Misses vesia and Martha
Wood. OF Cairo. H.. who have bern
the guests of MIR. and Mrs J. J.
Jennslie and silrs Emily Jenneila
will depart next Wednesday for
thar homo
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Everett
Mitchell are receiving the cocxfatu.
lations Of their friends on the birth
Of a daughter this morning In the
Minor hospital The il,tis one has
BEEN ssvcn the name OF Elizabeth
Frederick
Mrs. n. II. Spencer n enjoying a
few Days viGs rlth her son.in-law
and daughter. M. and Mra George
L. Dcsteigucr. at South Beach
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Hammons
s~~s~~~~~-~~~~-~~~-~ -~~~~~-~~~-~~~~-
Rignais poured and Mrs. Butler dis
pcnsed the icra. Noticeable during
the calling hours were Mrs. Moore
and Mrs. Stcnrna, Of Fort wcrsicn;
Mrs. Phillips and Mrs. Clark. OF So
attic. Mrs. Fox and Mrs. Cutler. Of
Washington. ID. c.: Mrs. Accurdy.
Mrs Strong. Mrs wiIiouKhby. Mira
pink. Mrs. Fritz. Mrs- Welsh. Aisa
Ayers Miss Mason. Mrs. Lceney.
Mrs. Bailey. Mrs. Weymouth. Mrs.
Kuhn. Mrs Twomsl~y. Mrs. Adams.
Mas Downs and sfiss Essentials.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-02

II Will never stop praising Tanisc,
for IL has restored my health when
everyone who knew OF my dreadful
condition had no idea I would ever
&c, well.
Two years ago. following an scci-
dent. I began suffering from ind.
gention and severe stomach trouble.
grew worse 30 rapidly that my
health soon became perfectly
wretched. My stomach became 70
weak I couldn't eat the simplest
food or even drink a glass Of milk
without suffering for hours after
ward. was extremely nervous. and
would have paipistion Of the heart
40 badly At times I would almost
faint Ny circulation was very poor.
I had no color. ana weighed only
eightyone pounds. IL seemed ! was
just gradually starving by degrees
and had almost given up hope.
After the best medical treatment
failed 10 help me. travel and .
change Of surroundings was advised.
30 / Travelled nearly all over the
United States and had treatment
every place I went. but always with
the same disappointing results. How
stood my suffering is more than
can tell. and I became 20 despondsnt
that life seemed hardly worth living.
THAT 10 Just the condition I was
In when ! began taking Taniac.
When my husband first suggested
Taniac told him ! had no faith in
IL. but the next day he bought me .
bottle. and to my great surprise u
seemed 10 agree with me. so I kept
on taking IL The results speak for
themselves.
Il have gained thirteen pounds In
weight. and I feel perfectly well In
every kny. My appetite In splendid
ana ] eat Just anything want and
never have the slightest symptom
Of indigestion / am 50 happy over
the recovery Of my health that feel
just like telling everybody about this
wonderful medicine"
The above remarkable statement
was made recently by Mrs. William
r. Smith. q well known and highly
respected resident OF Los Angeles
Calf. residing at iss East ave. 80.
Tanlac Ia sold in Seattle By BarfeIl
Drug stores under the personal d.
rection Of . special Tanlac represenp
tafive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-02
Mn. Soliddy Names
A&6istants

Mn. John z. Bush and Miss Jane
Bush. Of Joliet. Ill. win be the com
plimented guests at tea Saturday
ofternoon. with Mrs. George w. Soil
1ay ~ hostess. At the tea table will
- Mrs. Roy Page ballard. Mrs. Kate
1rlAnd Davis. Mrs. John c. Perkins
and Ma Leonard Daniels. Assisting
- rocsfvfng win be Mrs. w. d.
Cheney. Mrs. John T. Condor, Mrs.
Uo1th DavisCherry. Mrs. Lane Sum-
mera. Mrs. Harry 3. JonSs and Mrs.
-. NJ MacWhinnie. Elizabeth Sum.
mers viii receive the cards at the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-02

have removed from the Hotel sor'
ronto to the Washington Apartments.
Mrs. w. II. Parry and daughter.
Miss Jane Parry. Ar- this week the
guests Of the Misses Grace and Mary
Wilson. daughters Of Col. Richard H.
Wilson. u. 4, A.. al their summer
home a, East sound. Ensign Rock.
wen Townsend. u. 4. ~. IL also Q
member Of the house party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest r. Hamrfch
Of .3is shoreisnd Drive arc receiving
messages OF congratulation on the
birth OF daughter Angus; 20. who
has been given the nAms Of Jean
Carolyn
Mrs. rred r. Meyer. who has been
In Portland for several days. return
81 lAat evening.
Mr. and .ArsL o. c. Graves. who d~
parted yesterday for q five weeks
trip In Eastern cent~ra. viii on their
return occupy an apartment, at the
san Marco.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Nelson ana child
have removed 20 the -. Paul Apart.
ments. taking the suite formerly oc.
eupied BY Mrs. Erastus nsainerd.
Major Jay Ward MeKsivis iest las,
night for Tacoma, Portland ana spo
kane on his way Eastward, where be
viii remain Indefinitely.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Elliott Wells Smith
will spend this weekend In Van.
oopver. u. c. They will leave by
motor Friday evening and expsc, 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-02
DATES
To Remember

s't NSOaNs SErIt.WUEN B.
Nj and Mr.. Archibald q. ne Woes
dance at the Yacht club in honor
OF their daughter. Mise Betty De
erspAr. sKrrRMnER A.
hrdse teA 81 Sunset club 60
compliment MIS-. katherins J.-
rome with Miss Elizabeth Chad
viek - hsssssa
Reception for M ana Mr.. Frank
n Ccspsr 1t the wcmen's uni-
s.rst,y eish. ~i,h the seheei
Womens league az se.fe<ses
Mis- Masses ana Miss virssnia
wiley 70 entsrtaln al tee at their
home fes the plsssur. of Miss
sharpiss and Nisa lyman
Mystery perch and garden party at
home of Miss Kathleen oAffnsy
foe the purpose Of raising funds
fer the social Service clubs home
for WORKING ssrls.
Mr.. and NrS. Alexander Baffnsss
DINNER for Commander and Mrs
Isaac cur~ton Johnson. 81 the
Golf aud Country club.
TUESDAY. <xrTraapER -
Mrs Traffsrd iiutsson's tea tn
compliment 70 Mas Margaret
Hutoron.
WEDNESDAY. sErrENnvR g.
IRA WHuam l. Hnodeo nnd Mrs..
Aubrey wilton's tee 81 Mr..
Rhodes homo hcoertng Mrs. Dos.
aid Graham sna Ms.s Julia
Cart
THURSDAY. sErrENHEN o.
Mrs. Alien TO be ho-tss. at bridge
sf Sunset club for Mrs. George
webster and Nra David Hanna
Miss ir~ne FISHERS ct q home IN
honor Of Mrs. Graham Ana Mas
ctark.
SpmAr. sErrEMnEn fe--
AZ hem. for Miss Elssner Keith
Ms. ffene Fisher and Mlss Alice
Hels. wssh Miss Frances OLDHAM
- heste.a
sArv RDAY. SEfrENuKR H.
Aias Allies Ives sAd Mr.. 4. fvss -
es hcsts 81 swim ming and dinner
party for bridal nsnssrA
Mis- Jaas TruAx's asneisg party 81
her homa
MONDAY. AErrun1ngD H.
Nr. and Mrs.. o ID. Fishers fanes
- the Golf club complimentary to
Mrs Graham and Miss Clark
WRpNE&DAY. sEPTENax8 n
fnt~riak~n Caiid % the orshep@dfe
hospital to entsrtaIn vita dance
81 the Yacht club for the benefit
Of the hoscttAl Tisxsts may -
s>@ured from hrn y. n hates.
cset,oi seif.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-02
1T. Baker Orthopedic
- Entertain

1he officers of The Mt Baker
0ui1d x the orthopedic viii entertain
- members OF the association with
- Informal luncheon at the homo OF
1grA Phillip Kinzer. Thursday. Sep
oumeeg lfth- Mrs.. Klns-r. ~ prcsi-
- q this branch Of the guiid. IL
Deoud 10 announce that the Mount
UAksr organization has the second
hrgest membership Of any guild in
- city. The other officers
ne: Mrs. A. r.. snider. treasurer.
1GB8- J. win Jones. vice president.
m Mrs. Fredsrick Inches. secretary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-02

1Grs. Roger Sands was hostess Sat
UrdAy afternoon at a delightful chill
luu's party for the pleasure Of her
GAtldrsn- Elizabeth. Mary. Wilma and
Roger Jr.. whose birthdays all occur
0nrtng the month Of August Twenty
9tt1e friends gathered around the re
Gteshment table conferred with the
oouF pink and white cakes. each OF
Witch was agiow with the ap-
'UgupriAte number Of candies for one
- ths honor guests
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-02
Theatre Party for
les Jerome

Mr.. Harold speidei win entertain
- cDmpllment to Miss Katherine Jer-
80 ~ an informal orpheum party
3hurpdAy. September .. Later the
Uuonts. who are limited to the inth
mnko friends of Miss Jerome. VIII
0nlher ew teA ~ ths homo OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-02
ATTRACTIVE USE
FOR BUTTON MOLDS

Wooden button moids can be put
10 use AZ curtain pulls or for finish.
ing off bead necklaces. Tube oil
paints are employed 20 paint In the
desired neutral background and con.
trxsting desiGn. For q sio~sy sur.
face . coat Of white sheilao should
Be added.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-02
WHAT PARIS WILL
WEAR THIS AUTUMN

faahicn forecasts from Paris say
that skirts win be . trif1s longer. In
spite OF thist American designers
claim that skirts win become shorter.
Sleeves wiil be long. and the oil.
houests slim and straight with low
waissiine. Favored colors are all dull
effccta. Dull black. however. Is con.
sidercd the smArfest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-02
EQUALITY

Morning. Stranger began the
taikauvs party a. he settled himself
In the only vacant half seat In the
smoker. And what state might you
be from
oh" replied tho stranger. YEARLY
1T doesn't matter now. Ones as dry
a. another. The Home Sector.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-02

Capt. ,. ID. McMuiisn. ". q. A. who
has been recently Transferred to Fort
Munroe. Virginia Mira Moor.'s
drawing room u one Of the most d.
iiShtful In the district. fined with
souvenirs OF travel. among them
some interesting bits ef Chinese and
Spanish art.
The quests were Mrs.. Finley. MA
stearna Mrs Bowler. Mrs.. Kenncy.
Mrs Shirley. Mrs. Mccrciils. Mrs. rr.
win. Mn. Lennon. Mrs. Mcdowell.
Mrs Greene. Miss Martin. Miss Ma
son. Mrs. Hamlet. Miss Downs. Mra
Fox. Nrz. Custer. Mrs. Martin. Mis-
HoIbrook. Mrs- Kuhn. Mrs WEIGH.
Mrs Horace Carter. Mrs. TRULY Mar.
tin. Mrs. Bailey. Mrs Hopkina
CHARMING HOSTESS
OPENS ATTRACTIVE HOUSE
Mrs. Klocksr's tea on "Wednesday
opened again her attractive house
Lavender and white as,ers decorated
the drawing room. and yellow flow.
crs. massed about lighted candles
emphasized the yellow embroidery Of
the tea cloth. MIA Kiocker was as.
sisted by Mrs. Hopkins. for whom
the tea was given. and by a b>vy OF
young girls. among them Miss so~l-
berg. Miss Frances Hil. Miss Kiock.
er and Miss Helen kincaid- Mrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-02

Mr.. L E. warford was host at a
eheatrs party at the Metropolitan
theatre last evening. in farewell TO
Major Jay Ward McKeivis. The In.
Uted guests included: Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred X. Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs. James
O. Fenton. Miss Pauline Krenx, Mr..
Harold Champion, Capt. Lynus Kirk.
boff and the guest OF honor and host.
host,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-02
CLUBS FOR FRIDAY
Ladies' Auxiliary Ia Railway
C0D<iuctDgs

C0OductOrn
The Ladies' Auxiliary 10 the Order
Of Railway Conductors with hold q
business meeting In roresters' hall.
Friday, September .. at 2 d. m. Al
members requested 10 be present.
Visiting members Of the order win
he welcome.
Epiphany Church Guild
The frst meeting Of the Epiphany
guild OF the Church Of the Epiphany
win be held Friday afternoon at the
homo OF Mrs. James kinnie. 1918 Ma.
drona drive Mrv. Charles E. Haynes
will assist Mrs. kinnis N hostesA
S~sltle Fruit ard Flown Siiaaiou
Tho board OF trustees cf the Beat.
tie Fruit and Flower mission win
hold its monthly meeting At the home
OF Don Palmer. ssss ssth st. next
Friday noon. A basket iunchcon will
be served
ballard Review w. n. A.
The Ballard Review w. II. A. Of
tho Maocabees viii meet Friday AFT.
srnoon at . O'Clock In the ballard
town hail. Members and VISITING
members are urged 10 attend. The
guest OF honor viii be Mrs. Katherine
Bowen. district deputy.
q. A. w. G. T. q.
Queen Anne w. G. r, Y. meets
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s ~
w..s ~.
w. -. g.. ~,
.,,'. as.,s,s ~. ~.
~ "
,A,u-s,
-.,' $50, ,.a"s. , ~
80 -, a 49, 49,. -.
~. Va r,,,a,, ia, ga a.. 20 q
- "" "' w s'' ."
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49, 80 ,,. :.
Meet ,.snr,s =, - On ,.,sal.
-
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return on the following Tuesday.
AR. ana Mrp. William n. Harris
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-02
Diamer to Precede Dance

~. ana Mrs. Bert FArsr win en-
1urm1n With . dinner Of twelve Gov
- q their homo on saturday even
~ ~ ths pleasure Of their dAuxh.
~. Nh Geraldine Farrar. The
ouones win later adjourn to the
xFuax home. to participate In Miss
Jono Truax's dancing party.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-02
~. and Mrs. Treat
= BE Hosts

~. and Mrs. Harry whitney Tr-af
I'm ~ hosts Mt dinner this evening
- their residence In compliment TO
1heir guests. Mrs James Kidder and
~. Morris Avery. OF New York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-02
Hiss Fisher to Be
01l0red

M Irsns Fisher WI BE- the hon
ogo1 guest IT tea being planned BY
11ID Harriet Baxter and Aizs Viz.
01n1A Sheahan TO be given at the
1oDo u ths latter next thursday
ollernoou- Ths affair win Be In the
1Dgm Of . Jelly and preserve shower.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-02
Wing Point Fouics
0niOht

Yor the benefit Of the Chtidren's
ogthcpcdic hospital. the Wing Point
oDlouy Ii making great prcpara'
Uona for an entertainment to be
n1vsn this evening At the summer
nome Of Mr.. and Mrs George w.
Ilncher. The Wing Point Foliies"
nrumisrs everything In the shape OF
VARIABILITY and diversion. with n
QDec1nlsy by the children
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-02
ADDITIONAL CLUBS


1rWLxp Stub 70 Hoo Uanrea
The Trottors club announces q Sc
ries Of weekly Thursday night dances
beginning this evening, at the Shrine
auditorium. Masonic temple. synco.
patsd orchestra Tho committee In
charge % Arrangements In as follows
Mr.. Charles II. Simpson. Mr.. II. J.
Nuttng. Mr.. A. J. Gibson and Mr..
q. q. simpson. These dances are To
be Informal.
Ssahuryt Pnrk Minute Women
Tho seahurst Park Minute Women
viii meet next Tuesday al the Lake
Buricn schooihouse.
Nu.llfs Club
The Nu,IAfe club will meet this
evening at 4 o'clock ut the home Of
Mrs. Joseph l.. Stark. <72s Green.
wood ave. Take Phinney car.
Bs<helorx' Club
The Bachelors club will open their
season Of delightful dances by CIV
ting their annual fall roundup Hat.
urtay evening. September 10. In the
Shrine auditorium Of the Masonic
temple.
Special music h being planned and
appropriate decorative features will
be carried out. The COMMITTEES that
has arranged this dance h. Mr..
chas. Brickel. Mr.. John Brayicr. Mr..
herb Aetxdorf. Mr.. vern klepper.
Jr. Mr.. Eers Fry. Mr. Clyde Rogers.
Mr.. Oscar seeger. Mr.. Harry
Hold. Mr.. I<wts Rothe and Mr.. John
Miner. chairman
1Adies' Auxiliary 10 Americas
lNgtun
The rAdb~s' auxiliary 90 Seattle
post No rs. OF tho American Legion
viii hold its regular relief tea Friday
NJ noon. nj the homo OF Mrs. Robert
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