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Accepts Position

Miss Bertha Yost, OF this city,
has accepted n position as sales
lady in the store OF the Great AT
lanIic and Pacific Tea Company, IN
Market street.
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Musical Entertainment Pleases.

The musical recital by talented
vocal and instrumental artists from
distant points OF the country un.
der the auspices OF the Manning
ton band in the Central school au-
ditorium on Monday evening drew
a large and we'll pleased audience.
The band is to be commented on
securing talent OF this character
for Warrington,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Fl. Christy
and children, OF Houston. Texas,
have arrived here, called to Man
nington By the serious illness OF
Mrs. Christy's mother. Mrs. Dor
cas- Jones, OF Hough addition.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Earl Ice anu
little daughter are packing their
household effects preparatory 10
leaving in u few days, for Tomb
stone, Arizona, where they will re-
side. They have been residents
OF Bingamon.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-13

John E. Cook, local. well known
electrician, is out after being con-
fined to his home n Howard street
for the past few weeks by a Sc
we're illness.
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condltlon san serious

The condition Of DR.. A. w. Nor
gan, who has been very i'll at
his home at Morgan Place" near
town continues to be very serious.
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COAL AND TIMBER

COAL LANDS FOR SALE-2OO
acres Sewickley coal; good loca'
ton; fronting directly along d. y
o.. railroad where switch Is laid
within $50 feet OF the coal. A bar
gain. Address Goal Land" Box
g043. The West Virgininn, Fair.
mont. 10.b-6t'SO4S
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The Favod,e Prescription of Dr.. Pierce.

The Favore Prescription of Dr. Pierce Changed too in looks TOR at
taking Dr. Picrces Fayore Prescription the skin becomes clear the eye
brighter, the cheeks plump.
Druggists sell it in tablets or liquid 1t medicine that's made
especially build up omen strength and for women peculiar all
mcnt-an nvgorang tonic soothing cordial and bracnf
nerne purely vegetable non-acohoc and perfectly harmless
Send Dr. piecos 1nvads N y 1oc for trial
package.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-13

BALTIMORE co. FARM = los
acres nearly level land, about 70
acres wood land, balance fine farm
land. l2.room house, barn and out
buildings. Well and spring water.
Near Town, church and schools.
good road and railroad. $1,000.
Glen Realty Co.. 302 Law building,
Baltimore, Md. 9-S.2Gt-SSSl
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Natures Mirror

When a woman is well and
aealthy-there's sparkle in her
.yes, a rose tint in her cheeks,
and she has rich red blood.
There's elstieity IN every move
nent and a spring in her step.
Love comes to every woman who
has bounding health. but when
he is pallid, dull eyed, languid,
he has no magnetism nor does
he appeal to any man.
Such a change in feeling and
ooksI
After suffering pain, feeling
nervous. dizzy. weak and drag
ed down by weakness Of her sex
with eyes sunken. black circles
nd pale cheeks-such a woman
5 quickly restored to health by
r.
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Masons Initiate.
4 "A large class of new members
were initiated into Acacia CHIP
ter, Royal Arch Masons, No. As,
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FARM FOR SALE-76h acres in
Athens county, Ohio. Groom
house, good water and cellar, barn
and Outbuildings. 200 fruit trees.
About % acres level, balance roll
ing. On main road la miles from
village where there are stores.
church Crude school, b. & o. rail
road, r. D. mail and telephone. 6
cows, 2 heifers, ? horses. harness
and wagon, moving machine, rakeS,
buggy, 2 harrows, grain drill, gaso.
line engine, wood saw, spray, pump,
incubaIors and household goods.
Price $4,000. Time on part II want
ed. Have other good farms for sale
also. 10-9-4t.90S3
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WANTED = Good reliable white
girl FOR general housework. Must
like children. Call IA or 622 Be-
noni. 1O-43-4L9l46
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CL AssIFIED-SPECIAL ADVERTIsING
PERSONAL

AFFECTIoNATE young lady with
means wishes 10 correspond with
respectable gentleman. Object,
matrimony. Box "a. Arc. Sta. Los
Angeles, Cal. 1886 Sats-soSG
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FURNISHED ROOMS

FOR RENT = Nicely furnished
room suitable for gentlemen. SOL
East Park. Phone 62S-R.
10-11.3t.9102
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ONE FURNISHED FRONT BED
ROOM, In private home. Good
location. Phone 694-R. 10-7-6t.s07l
FOR RENT-Furnlshed rooms for
light housekeeping. 324 Jeffer-
son st. 10-13-lt.Jl15
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MALE HELP WANTED

WANTED-Night Waterman who
understands boilers and pumps,
Apply American Laundry.
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BETTER Than
WHISKEY FOR
COLDS AND FLU

New Elixir, Called Aspir-
onal, Medicated With
Latest Scientific Rene
dies, Used and Endors-
ed by European and
American Army Sur
geons to Cut Short a
Cold and Prevent Com
plications.
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RIIsCELLANG0Us

BREED CANARTES = FEoiitRbIe
pastime; particulars. Bird Farm.
LyunhaYen, Va. lU-13-6t'9ll2
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THB uNIoN DENTISTS

Our many patients will tell
you that reasonable prices sun
prevail regardless Of the contin-
ual high cost OF material. All
work is guaranteed.
Office over McCrory's 8 and 10c
store opposite Court House.
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AUTO.-ECCES. lies
- -
FOR SALE-1920 Iarlcy-Davidsou
Motorcycle. AL condition. AC
dress Box 2S2 Falrmont.
l0-12-St.91O7
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FakmS FOR SALE

SGSNIN6olH VALLEY and East:
ern Panhandle OF West Virginia,
beautiful splendid farms, finest
orchards, land cheap; write for
catalog. 8. s. Felker, Martins.
burg, ". Va. l0.ll.6t.gO9o
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So ACRES $9,0O0-S3 acres all good
land Just slightly rolling. This
farm Is fenced with woven wire
fence; has running water Tor STOCK
In fields; pumping engine goes
with farm. Fine bank barn, slate
roof, corn crib, wagon shed, gar
age, Good 7.room house. Farm Is
located on good gravel road, close
10 school, has Il. F. d. and tele-
phone. This Is one OF the best
farms you can buy for the price.
The farm Is all under cultivation
except 3 acres of timber and has
the crops 10 show. Located with.
in 2 miles OF good town and rail-
road. Price $4,000, onehalt cash,
balance easy terms. This farm be.
longs to an old man who can't looh
after It. Write for new farm list.
NJ. l.. Trout Realty Co., 1881 w.
Main ST., Lancaster, Ohio.
10.1t-3t9100
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HEMSTITCHING and piootinE
tRchmenl !, works on pll leJit
machines, price $500, patsnt
checks 10c extra. Lights Mai %
der House, Box 122, BitmlnghRin
Ala. 90
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TOBACGU = Aged7 hIfTglI7Y NJ
ural Leaf for chewing ~ q llio
ing. No Jugs or trash $50 III
pound; pounds $2.503 70 p6unle
$3.50 delivered and guetant
Send 10c in currency unly tq San
pie. Bolinger q SRndefRun
field, KY. % fA
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FOR SALE-Used PfkHd b
condition. Price right duy
Box 9110 West VirginiAIf
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WANTED

WANTED - Five room modern
house, for couple without chill
dren. Close in. Care Box 9094,
West VirgInian. 10-11-3t.9093
WANTED-Garage space for one
car. Near Fairmont Hotel. Ad-
dress Box 1904, West Yirginian.
10-11-3t.y094
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yy,NIED-SlX boys l6 years or
over for work in glass factory.
Good wages. hours work, no
night work. Apply Columbia Glass
Co., Speedway. 1O-lo-6t'sl14
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FOR SALE-Flne Eall dbb
Apply james A; GW9u 6l1liai
Run, close to school boa
Fpio3t 911a
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HOUSES AND ne

TO BUY OR SELL ma
see Geo, II. Brobst
Bldg.
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WANTED-NeaT, clean, reliable
boy for work in store and light
delivery. Must give reference. Ap.
ply at once. Courtney store.
10-7.6t-9066
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FElNALE 6ELP WAIVED

RELIABLE GIRL for office work.
Steady position. Call at once.
References required. The Mey
Co., 3U615 Madison St, Phone zIS.
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o. /. c, PIGS: eligiblaltp egtEt8r
The large type kind, PrteRslg
enable. o. II. Cakes. 1ittle So
ing. Ohio. r. No. /. a-24.2 s. -
FOR SALE-Baby CarriRs ~
$751;. 1915 ai11
4slaes1g
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FOR SALE-WelI located 40 acre
Poultry and Fruit farm. one
mile TO station, store, school, mil,
with church near, Good fruit, wa
ter and lots Of timber. Comfort,
able building. For quick sale Will
include 100 white legnorn chickens,
good horse and COW, corn, potatoes,
apples and farm implements, Price
only $4,000. One-half cash, bal
ance on time. Possession at once.
For full description write Edwin
w. Case, 40 East NJ. St., Westmins.
ter, Md, Phone 122. 10-1L-4t.s0s6
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-21
DATES
To Remember

SUNDAY. Au0uxr To-
Mr.. and Mrs J. u. Bssierss supper
70 compiimen, Mrs Lawrence
Richardson. Miss kashertne Je-
rome, Miss jeanne Blaha %
ritissurE ana Miss Eieaasr
Keith.
MONDAY. AUuuu1 ss--
Mis-. Heten rhempsaa ana MNo
Katherine Sibloes 10 entertain
81 the tee hour 81 the homo Of
Mis- Thompson. hsnevsng Miss
Margaret Hsnsssd. Misc beth
bowen. Miss ueiea schwaser and
the hlsss Janet and Claire
sheAhAn
beach supper At rAsehurss. 20 com
pilm.nt Nlss Eleanor Keith and
her flanee. lieut. stewart n~ek-
lin, u. y ~
rupapAy. AUGUST 81
Miss Allie. Hois to ensevsain ~
iunoheon At the Golf club. cosn-
plimsntins Misc Irene fnh.r and
Mia. Et~~nor Keith
Miss Katherine Iusii~ teA snd
shower fee Miss Irene richer.
Mrs. J. ~. Maeede's luncheon at
tho Sunset club to ccmpllmsus
Mrs Frederick bentley.
wElyNvzUDAy. August sS--
pinnss dance At seattle oeff go
Country club
THURSDAY. AU0uHr So
Mira James Cassssid raGten's br4dgs
tea 81 her residence
FRIDAY. AUGUST ST.
Mr.. ard Mr~ rr~A n DAxssr's
dance ~ the rseht elab henessaG
Miss Harriet Banter.
FRIDAY, HEs-rEMnKn 81
ksespsisa for Mr.. and Mrss vrsnh
u. Cooper ct the womss's uni-
verStty club. with the scheoi
Weman's league as hest saseas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-21
GhniQ1yfll> l1gkfD hshlM6ss]D Eama z 4ArtIz
HARVEST MOON CARNIVAL
WAS ALL THAT, SAYS CYNTHIA

evidence From every corner mega
phoned voices announced candy.
cigars, kewpiee. cakes and what not
being ratified for n song. Hurry.
H.urr-yw Take a chance on box
OF candy for a quarter" Secretly
have believed from early childhood
that all carnivals are fakes. because
never yet have l won. but one never
goes to a carnival unless one takes
chance. SO. guided by the friendly
blinking OF the moon. purchased
two tiny paddles and waited rather
idly for the wheel TO cease spinning
and-couid believe my eyes
"thirty.seyen," "thirty-aeven" an
nounced the promoter. One OF my
paddles displayed the lucky number
and for the first time in my life I
had won--not cheap candy either.
but a two-doiiar box Of popular
creams for rs centa
At another stand ] beheid one Of
my friends with ten dollar boz Of
cigars for rs cents. Who says al
carnivais are fakes? Not /.
or course there was pop on ice Ice
cream cones. .and dainty lunches
served on small tabies-nothing wa
lacking. An air Of hospitality hq/
cred over all and the members Of u
Tennis club should feel well PLEASED
at their first annual carnival Nag
there be many morel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-21
ny CYNTHIA GREY

A Harvest Moon carnival-not cx.
aRgerating. II was just that What
setting could be more ideal than the
on Lake Washington The canvas
wallis were topped with many-coiored
ianters. and high above the harvest
moon. young, pceping thru the Au.
gust smoke screen seemed hung In
the stately popiars that protect the
western extremity of tho tennis
courts
The large umbrella shaped sun
shades. dotted here and there on the
green. appeared like grotesque toad
stools In the moons yellow light, un.
der which fitted 1.-THE forms clad In
paiest organdie hues. Many OF these
popular filmy frocl6s were fashioned
with the huge butterfly bows. and as
the youthful wearerE tripped lightly
TO and fro ones thoughts Travelled 20
the Lifnberiow. where beautiful
winged creatures fioated among
green foliage kissed by moon beams
And there was dancing. OF course.
no carnival is complete without the
ever popular dance. over the courts
was stretched smooth canvas, upon
which giided the stately forms OF
naval and army officers in dress uni
form. young men In tennis garb. and
maids and matronn clad in rainbow
hues. 70 the strains OF a stringed
orchestra.
The carniyai--it was very much in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-21
Miss Pdsha Married
TO Mr.. Nolan

Mis- Mary Helen Pasha. daughter
X Mr.. and Mrs George Pasha. be-
came the bride Of Mr.. Frank c.
NOLAN Of Minneapolis this morning
II O'Clock In ST. Margarcts
phurch, the Rev. Father Gibforid Of.
eIciaxing. The bride. given In mar
E1age By her brother. Mr.. George
Rasha. Jr., was becomingiy clad In
: white serge street costume. with
white hat to match. and wearing q
reorsage Of orchids and pink roses
Her only attendant was Miss Mar
guerite McMenamin. who also wore
white serge suit and hat offset with
- corsage Of Cecil Drummer roses and
sweet peas. Following the ceremony
= wedding breakfast was served To
lohe Immediate relatives at the home
~ tho brides parents Mr.. and Mrs.
NOLAN left for an extended wedding
kourney to Minneapolis and the East.
keturning TO Seattle to make their
nome. The bride was a student at
1he Forest Ridge convent and with
her parents formerly resided In
Minneapolis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-21
large Tea for
Mouse Guests

I Complimenting their house guests.
Mrs. Charles A. DAM, Mrs. George
Nv. Strcli. the Misses Dora and Jes-
Iuie Parks. Mrs @. r.. NJ. Pratt and
Miss Ruth Pratt will entertain at tea
ut their home Tuesday afternoon
from 4 until 6 o'clock To assist the
Ehostesses will be Mrs. William Har-
baugh White. Mrs Roy Page Bal
lard. Mrs. j. T. Ronald. Mrs. Fred
HAngtian and Mrs. l.. s. Meuller. Al
kGernating at the urns will be Mrs. Al
bert I. Bouffleur. Mrs. G. Il. Guth.
Irje, Mrs. William III. Parsons. Mrs.
~. Il. PaJmerton, Mrs. David Bowen
ind Mrs. John Locke. They will
De assisted by Miss Dorothy Baker,
hdiss Gail Guthrie. Miss Gwcndolyn
(Guthrie and Miss Emma Pratt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-21
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome
Hosts at PRETTY Dance

One Of the most delightful affairs
- the week In Junior society circles
Uu0o the dance given Tuesday even
NJ Il the Yacht Club. at which ocs
aston Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Je-
ome complimented Miss Katherine
Uorume and hcr fsancc. Mfr. Albert
~ 0tubb. also entertaining for Miss
UoAnns Blake. Of Pitisburx. who Is
nho quest Of Miss Emily Jerome. A
Enost pleasing color combination Of
Mnms and heliotropc was developed
- the lighting effect and general
1acorAfive scheme. Wicker hamp-
M o. gladioli in profusion bordered
hhe spacious lounging room where
me dancers made merry. An impro-
Wined garden. with huckiebcrry trel
rnsed wall. made an inviting resting
>Diace for intermissions Supper
~vas served from . buffet lavishly
Dedecked with garden flowers. and
poha punch table had Its place In the
reception hall. Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ord Dwight Merrill and Mr.. and
ARA Bert Farrar received the
,Guexts with the hosts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-21
Marriage Announced

Announcements have been recefv-
ID In town bearing news Of the mar
ly1age August IT, In Saint Paris,
Ohio, of Miss Naomi Shcidler. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. @. II. Sheidler.
10 Mr.. Frederick Alexis Beltz. Mr..
-HeItx was a former resident Of Sc
.astIe. and was graduated from the
law school at the University of
Washington, where he was affiliat-
lea with the Phi Delta Theta fra.
aernity. The young couple will make
theis noms In Oregon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-21
SASH FASHION
COMING BACK

LONDON. Aug. :o,--rhe gowns at
the buckingham Palace garden par
ty show this seasons prcfcrefScs for
iaccs Of the blonde and fiict variety.
allied 60 eharmsuse or taffetas
sashos were particularly charming
and II looks m " the old style may
come hack.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-21
COST OF OPERA
GOES UP

NEW YORK. Aug. eo.--As . ~
sui, OF an incrrasc In the pay OF the
orchestra Of tho Metropolitan oprra
company the cost Of producing opera
next season viii be Increased about
SIC. 900. Tho new scale brings the
fnusicianT wages up TO nearly 800
a week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-21

league met in Moves cafeteria Sat
urday afternoon, August IA. for the
election of their new officers Mrs.
Il. N. Gardner was elected presi-
dent: Mrs. Charles Davis. first vics
president: Mrs. Nelson Allen. second
vice president: Mrs. J. w. Phillips.
treasurer. Mrs. A. J. Nelson. CORE
spending secretary; Mrs. Hoffman.
recording secretary. and Mrs. Della
Newton. assistant recording secre-
tary. The following women were
placed on the executive committee:
Mrs. Il. n. Gardner. Mrs. Charles
Davis. Mrs. Nelson Allen. Miss Lille
white. Miss Mary Holden. and Mrs
Robinson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-21
NO CEREAL WITH
BREAKFAST SPUDS

When potatoes are served FOR
breakfast tho cereal should be omit
ted. The bacon furnishes tho IN,
lacking In the potatoes. Tho food
value Of both the potatoes and bacon
u sbou, equal to that Of . cereal
alone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-21
Amphion Society
Outing

This evening the Amphion society
will hold a picnic and outing at Law.
renee Colman's summer place on the
Sound. This will be the last outing
held by the society this season.
II has been announced that the
FIRST regular fall rehearsal for the so
ciety will be held Wednesday eve
ming. September /. at Fine Arts hall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-21
The Misses Leacis to
Eive Reception

The Misses Gertrude and Mildred
Nevis have issued invitations for q
"a to BE- held ut their residence Fri.
ny afternoon. August 81. In com
.pllmens - Miss Irene Fisher and
5lins Betty Craft OF Beillngham.
evhoes bstrothal TO Mr.. Robert Pol
>ouss Of Portland was announced this
2eek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-21
Mrs. Kenley Honored

lGrs. walter Hamilton was hostess
~ an Informal luncheon at her homo
"Wednesday. entertaining In compii-
ment 70 Mira Corning Henley. Of
1Gcdford. Ore, who with Mr.. Henley
and children are departing for their
home September 1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-21
1mformal Luncheon

Nrx. Corning Henley. who with her
unmily - occupying q cottage near
s1ho Country club. entertained inform
mlly ut luncheon Thursday. the
lguests including her neighbcrs In the
Anuntry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-21

Mr.. George Noble skinner. accom-
panied by his brother. MFR. ID. r.
Skinner. are in waldo. Ore. the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs George Max
tsstrrly. Mr.. ID. r. skinner win pro
coed South. joining Mrs. Skinner In
San Francisco. They will remain
South for the marriage ceremony Of
Mrs. Mlnna Hastings causten TO
Col G. III. Hilton. u. 8. Coast Artii.
lery. 10 b soIemnixed August IS.
MnL Qubert whittemore Skinner
and little son. David Edward Skin
ner. H.. have becn removed from
the swedish hospital to the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. r. Skinner.
Mira J. ID. Lowman left today for
Ellensburg to spend . week with her
sister. Mrs. Henry Hathaway.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Barrett win de-
part Monday morning for . weeks
outing at Monte cristo and Glacier
park
-
Mr.. Don Fuller returned this
week from Los Angeles. where he
has resided for several montha
Mira n IL Anderson. VINO has rc-
sided At her home at the Country
club during the summer. viii again
occupy her town house September /.
Miss Jeanne Blake. VINO II the Mt,
| tractive house guest Of Miss Emily
Jerome. win leave August 20 for her
homo In Pittzburg. Pa
Miss Claire ssoitenbcry WIN return
from Beiiingham Tuesday. accom-
panied by her hostess. Miss Betty
Craft who wiiisspend week In
town. . guest At the Sfoltenberg
homA
Mr.. ana Mrs. Pcrc4vai Collins
have returned from their summer
home. and viii leave Thursday for
a short trip TO California
Mr.. and Mra. r. X Schr~iner and
their daughters. Marguerite and
Elizabeth. returned this week from
Yakima. where they have spent the
past month.
Mrs J. Irving Coiwcrl and chin.
dren have taken n cottage at South
Beach for several weeks
Mrs. Frank Cullen Brophy and
little daughter. who have spent the
summer In the city, the guests
OF Mrs. Bropby's parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry +. Blake. win depart
September 1 for Los Angeles to
join Mr.. Brophy before returning to
their homo in Arizona
Mrs J. F. Brfdgcwatcr Of Albany
Oregon. IL spending q fortnight In
town. a guest at tho Hotel Sor
rento.
Mr.. Frank waterhouse II enter
tanning party of men aboard his
| yHCuts INC muriei, over the week
end. They are cruising this
Georgian bay. expecting to return
in q week
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Halght,
Jr., exp1t to move into their apart
ment at the buckingham, Septem
Der /.
Mrs. worra1l Wilson and son
Boland, who are enjoying a hoii
day at Lake Cbclan. will return
about September /.
Mr.. Neil Judd and Mr.. william
Gaffney will return the first OF
next week from a motor trip &
Lake Chelan-
Miss Ada Hanford In spending the
week as the guest OF Mrs. A. II. Nc
Evan at her summer home at the
Country club.
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bett. hisn Wilheimina Henderson,
Miss Elizabeth Hinchy and Miss
Eileen Edgcrton.
ballard Pr~bytevian Missionary
Society
The Ballard Presbyterian Mission.
ary society will give an lee cream so
eial at the residences OF Rev. Honor
Wilhcim. 1855 West sixty.firrs street,
on Friday evening. August 81. Miss
srar Mchobbie OF India will give a
short talk, wearing Hindu costumes.
A program viii be given from 8 70 .
O'Clock. with refreshments following.
WsWrn's WIlson-MArShAil Inague
Tho Women's Wilson Marshall
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Miss Marshall
HO1tOred

Mrs. Jason d. Butler entertained
INFORMALLY at luncheon Thursday at
her home for the pleasure OF Miss
QueIla Marshall Of Vancouver, u. c.,
who is the guest Of Mrs Marjorie
braham Brown
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS


Aloha Chapter. No. ZIG. o. u. g..
win give a lawn social and dance at
Maplcviile Farm, ebth and Meridian
ave. Tuesday evening. August ~.
Cards and refreshments All East.
crn Stars and friend. aro assured a
pleasant evening. Autos viii meet
all Green Lake cars at Denny sta.
ton between the hours OF and .
O'Clock.