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The Monroe journal., 1920-05-04
CAPT. FLETCHER FATALLY
INJURED AT ROCK QUARRY
Was Trying To Cut Power on Motor
When He Was Dealt Severe Blow
ON the Head.

In an unusual manner. Capt. B. T.
Fletcher. for years in charge of the
chain gang. was fatally injured at the
county rock quarry at noon yester-
day. The belt on the rock crusher
slipped of. and was being gradually
wound around the small motor pulley
when Mr.. Fletcher rushed towards
the motor TO cut the power of. His
hand succeeded in reaching the
switch. but before he could escape.
Mr. Fletcher was struck a severe
blow over the head by the belt, which
was revolving around at terrific rate
of speed. He fell. and as he lay pros
trate. the belt hit him several more
times about the face.
The injured man was rushed to the
Union Drug Company in an uncon-
scious state. Medical attention was
Immediately summoned, but the doc
tors quickly saw that his injuries
would prove fatal. One eye was
knocked out. the skull fractured, and
the head badly bruised. Mr. Fletcher
lived for an hour. but did not regain
consciousness.
The deceased was a native Of Ches-
terheld county, having been born
about fifty years ago. He came TO
Monroe in his youth. For a number
of years he was clerk In the office
of the Stewart House of which his
brother. the late Mr.. J.C. Fletchtr. was
proprietor. For nearly twenty years
he had been superintendent of the
chain gang for Union county and for
Monroe township. He married Miss
Ada Fowler. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
A. j. Fowler. Jr.. of north Monroe
township, about twelve years ago.
She died in 1912. leaving two little
girls, Elizabeth and Kathleen Messrs.
Robert and David Fletcher. of South
oarolira, are brothers OF the de-
ceased.
The death of this strong. healthy
and genial man was a great shock
TO the people of Monroe. by whom
he was so well-liked. Honest. square
and frank. he was OF the kind who
made warm friends and his cheerful
greetings will be missed by those who
frequent the streets. Cant. Fletcher
was member of the Presbyterian
church.
The Monroe journal., 1920-05-04
Death of Mr.. =. l.. Alexander.

Mr.. S. L. Alexander of Charlotte
died last Wednesday night. The fun
eral services We're held Friday and
the body was laid to rest in the Char
lotte cemetery. Mr.. Alexander mar
ried Miss Ellen Flow, a daughter OF
the late Judge and Mrs. G. w. Flow.
and she with son, Mr.. s. L. Alex
ander, survive. For many years Mr.
Alexander was in the drug business
In Charlotte, but several years ago
he entered a real estate firm which he
has since been connected with. He
was a native Of Paw Greek. Mecklen-
burg county and was about fifty-five
vearr old. Mr.. Alexander was a con-
scientlous and loyal member of the
Presbyterian church and man Of
upright character.
The Monroe journal., 1920-05-04
Storm Fund,

The following contributions from
Goose Creek township have been
sent in by Rev. T. J. Huggins: A. B.
Haywood, IS; G. w. Rowell. SIS; ].
A. PRESLEY, 81; ]. c. Hill 81, ]. A.
McCollum, s5; ]. H. McCollum. So;
F. d. PRESLEY, So; E. E. Presson, 81;
Mrs. G. NJ. Garrison. $3.50; Mrs. c.
B. Russell. 50: II. NJ. Williams. So;
o. B. Haigler..s10. Several names on
Mr.. Higgins list were lost, and II
those who contributed were not ac-
knowledeged will inform Mr.. Higgins
of the omission, the matter will be
rectified.
The Monroe journal., 1920-05-04
ONE DOLLAR PER POUND COTTON
Two Chesterfield Farmers Got That
Price Last Wednesday.

(From The Chesterfield Advertiser.)
Cotton Weigher H. A. Watson has
the distinction OF being the first man
in that position in Chesterfield to
weigh dollar cotton. Likewise Mr..
John T. Hurst is the distinguished
buyer of the first bale to bring a
hundred cents TO the pound. The dis
tinguished growers are two in num-
Der. hailing from Cole Hill township.
They are Messrs. John Ratcliffe and
A. b. Merriman. Mr.. Ratcliffe receiv-
ed s1.01 pound for 465-pound
bale. Mr.. Merriman got an even dol
lar a pound for a bale that tipped the
scales at SOS pounds. The cotton was
brought TO town on Wednesday.
The Monroe journal., 1920-05-04

when they received their diplomas
four years hence they would be rec
ogniZed anywhere in the state as
coming from an Al school. and would
be accepted by any college in the
country as such. SO Marshyille feels
very grateful, and quite proud OF
what is beiA accomplished here in
the line OF education. and thus for
the betterment of the eOOntry.-Mrs.
j. ). Harrell.
The Monroe journal., 1920-05-04
Gard Of Thanks.

want TO thank my friends and
neighbors for the kindness shown me
during the sickness and death of my
husband and daughter who died OF
influenza. May Gods richest bless
fnss rest on each and every one.
Mr.. NJ. Y. carncs and Family.
The Monroe journal., 1920-05-04
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

We hereby announce ourselves
candidates for reelection as mem
bers OF the county board of commis-
sioners. subject to the action OF the
Democratic primary. = w. ID. Biyens,
IW. L. HemBN A, A. Secrest.
The Monroe journal., 1920-05-04

However men or manner may
vary, keep cool and calm.
The Monroe journal., 1920-05-04
MAiisHtILLE SCHOOL CLOSES
A MOST SUCCESSFUL TERM

Under Leadership OF Prof. B. L.. Big
gers and his Efficient Faculty the
School Has Become an Important
Factor OF the Community and Has
Reached High Standard of Ex-
cellence.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-04-17
Teachers association.

Teachers association. 1:3O p. m.-Typewriting and short. hand contest. 300 p. m.-Trial heats of 100 and 22O yard dashes; 120 and 220 yard hur- dies. Final in 44O yard dash, mile run and pole vault. 4:45 p. m.-Exhibition drill by Uni versity R. O. T. c. unit. 7:30 p. m.-Stunt night at Y hut. 500 p. m.-Meeting of Arizona State Teachers association. This meet ing will be taken up with the Ari, zona- University of Souther' Cali fornia debate on the question ol teachers utilization with the Amer ican Federation of Labor.
 Friday, April 23 800 a. m.-Championship baseball game.
 10 80 a. m.-Meeting of Arizona State Teachers Association. 1:15 D. m.-Inter- scholastic track anc field meet. 4:3O D. m.-Awards of cups ant medals to winners. 7:3O D. m.-Meeting of Arizona State Teachers Association.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-04-17
MAY CONFISCATE MINES

The Mexican government recently sent out demands on all mining com panies operating in that country for the immediate payment of taxes and royalties under penalty of confisca- toin. It was stated by the govern. ment officers that no attempt would be made to confiscate the mines eX' cept in certain cases, until the mat ter had been either amicably adjudl. cated or the companies had refused pointedly to pay up. There are many companies operating in the re public that feel that they can better relinquish their holdings for the pres ent than pay a confiscatory tax.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-04-17
APRIL 1924 UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA
Tuesday, April 20.

Tuesday, April 20. 800 a. m.-Meeting of school admin istrators. 1:3O p. m.-Meeting of school admin istrators. 400 p. m.-Meeting of faculty rep .resentatives of Arizona Athletic Association. 500 D. m.-Meeting of music super visors. 5:3O D. m.-Hi-Y club members ban quet. FOO D. m.-Oratorical contest. S:15 D. m.-Meeting of school admin istrators in Woman's league room in old Main building. S:15 D. m-Inter-district high school debate in auditorium.
 Wednesday, April 21. 800 a. m.-Meeting of school admin istrators. 800 a. m.-Baseball games. 1O:OO a. m.-Hi-Y open forum on problems of high school students. 100 D m.-Baseball games. 1:3O D. m.-Meeting of English teach CTS, Woman's League room. 800 D. m,-Girls' tennis. (Prelim- inary.) 4:3O D. m.-Boys tennis. (Prelim- inary.) 500 D. m.-Dance to visiting contes- tants.
 8:15 D. m.-Meeting of school admin istrators.
 Thursday, April P 800 p. m.-Meeting of Arizona State Teachers association. 800 a. m.-Boys tennis. (Finals.) 800 a. m.-Baseball games. 1O:OO a. m.-Girls tennis. (Finals.) 100 D. m.-Baseball games. 1:3O D m.-Meeting of Arizona State
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-04-17

General George, l. M, Supplies 67so General 2S9 Gideon, J. P, Farm Expense 6O Stationery, Supplies 763S General 291 Grimes tasforh Stationery Office Supplies 2565 General 292 Grimes Sasoh Stationery Office Supplies 25S General 2s3 Grimes Stationery, Supplies 2S6 General 294 udgment 275 "A General 295 Highway Garage, Auto Hire 2OOO General 296 Highway Garage Repairs Supplies a.7O General 297 Home Bakery Supplies 1710 General 29S Hubbs Wayne, Justice Jurors Cert 72O0 General 2s9 Hubbs Wayne 400 General 300 Hubbs Wayne, Expense General Sol Joder Earl B. Jail Repairs Supplies s75 General so2 Johnson, Thos, sheriffs 2ssoo General 9e3 Kngman Drug County Supplies General Kingman Transfer Co.,, Drayage -- -- 4775 General 3o5 Kingman Water General 3O6 Kingman Farm 56s General 3O7 Laferriere J., Auto Hire - - w - 210O0 General 3OS Leonard Fred Office General 3O9 Levy, G., R. of V. . . 45O General BIO Los Angeles Rubber Stamp Supplies General S11 McGraw Thomas Salary - - 75 s3 General McGraw Thomas Salary - aa DO General 313 Manufacturing Statone Supplies 105 25 General 314 Mahoney, w. P, Sheiffs Expense General 315 Mahoney W. P sherfs Expense 2s2so General 3l6 Miller Charley Caretaker 1000 Genera Sl Miller Charley, Caretake C. General a1S Mohave Print Pub Publishing Printing - 1900 oenera ol9 Mohave Print Pub Publishing Printing - 44
 general oa Nohave Steam Laundry Co., Laundry yFam
 S Mohave Steam Laundry Laundry County - 1920 general oZz Morgan J. T., Office Expense 575 onera S2a Nckel Co., County Farm Expense ~-~.~-~ ses General 324 No, F. M, Court Interpreter 250 general sSo Ruggles w. o. County Assessors Exp general 22e Sheffield zadok Office Rent Expense .
 General S27 smith, Anson H., Expense - 10000 Ienera 32S Stallsmith, w. M, Office - 1000 General 329 Stewart s. D., Office Expense - - 1000 general $50 Iarr McComb Ware Com1 Co, - 4o65 General 331 Tarr MComb Com1 Co.,. Oil - 91 47 General 332 Tarr McComb Ware Com1 Co, Supplies General 333 United Stages, Sheriffs Auto general oo4 Watkns H. Ill., Court House Supplies
 eHea 900 Wakns' H. Ill., Hospital Farm Supplies Genea 3o6 Watkins, H. H., Hospital 725
 ooo Wahns' h. Il, Court House & Jail Supplies
 ooo WeDer' IT, 5. C, Court House Supplies ~ w western ohon leleglaph March Bill 26O2 General o4o smith, d. Ill., Insurance S9y5O
 The road between the Berkeley Mine and Cedar Carr allowed One Hundred ($lOOOO) Dollars necessary repairs
 The Official Bond of Dan Smith newly man, this day approved
 There Board stands at recess nt; +r , o'clock A. M Wednesday, April IA, 1920.
 )| GEO. B. AYERS, ATTEST: Chaiun. II J. WITHERS
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-04-17
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF MO-
 HAVE COUNTY, STATE OF ARIZONA.

Kingman April B. 1920 The Supervisors Mhave County State of Arizona met hs Present: Geo. B. Ayers Chaman h H. roste A. M MacDufee Members, andJ S. Withers, Clerk following examined approved and ordered paid:
 Demand Mo- To Whom Purpose Drawn fA"ouh' of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-30
Charming Afternoon
Of Music

Entertaining IN compliment to her
house guest. Miss Florence Reed OF
Kansas City. and also TO honor Miss
Mary Louise Rochester. whose mar.
rhge 10 Mr.. David Morgan Roderick
win be scIemnixed on Saturday. Mrs.
Albert Charles Phillips was hostess At
one u the most agreeable AFFAIRS Of
the season yesterday At her home.
Artistic groupings Of choice roses
bIoomed within the music room and
library and on the tea table bowl Of
Columbia roses adorned the dainty
board. NrxL Leary and Mrs Burke
presided az the urns. assisted BY Mrs.
O. A. G. Rochester. Miss sally
Hin. Miss Gloria Frfnk. Miss Anona
Roberts. Miss Louise Cleiland and
Miss Priscilla Anderson.
During the afternoon = delightful
musical program was given By the
guests, which follows:
(a) ''Bscause~
90 1T II Morn"
Mrs clyde Morris
Pfanoiogu@s-
ca The Usual way
(b} Philosophy"
Miss Priscilla Anderson
'.DrUne Prison
Miss Mary Louise Rochester
(aJ Until"
(b) "A Little Gray Home In the West"
Miss Madeline Butler
Duet
meet Ne In the Moonlight"
Mrs Rochester and Miss Rochester
(aJ 'sPlaiutT
(b) Only a Tiny Garden"
(ej (By reauestb "A Perfect Day..
........+.-...cs Carrie Jacobs Bond
Miss Rochester
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-30

chryrAnthemusns. tied effectively
With hows OF pink satin. AZ the Az.
pointed hour. ]. Edmonde Butler At
che organ announced the bridal
par1y. with the first strains from
Inhensrin's Bridal Chorus. The
usherx. Mr.. Ralph Williams. Mr..
Wendell Black. Of Everett. Mr.. Roy
Essential and Mr.. Ralph Graves.
nd the way. followed by two dainty
ninses. Margaret Ryan and Betty
RummenS, In sheer frocks OF ruff
f1ed net over pink. who were little
Dover girls. They carried miniature
colonial bouquets OF cecn Brunner
rcs<s. tied with showers Of tuile.
Two bridesmaids. Miss Luriine
Brown and Miss Clara Emory. In
quaint frocks OF pink taffeta- with
nugc arm boucuets 81 Columbia
runes followed with Miss Irene
GDrsngsr Of Olympia and Miss Fran
- famborn Of Tacoma walking
together. Their gowns w-rc stint
hr and all four maids had hats
e tulIc and arm bouquets In exact De.
sien. In yellow taffcta. with lace
over-irap<. the maid Of honor. Miss
1gnrKxres Coffin. OF Yakima. was
striking. Her filmy hat was OF
yellow Eeorgette. and her arm bot
euet was formed OF yellow roses.
The bride entered on her fathers
arm her loveiiness enhanced by
nsr robe Of ivory satin and vene-
tan lace made In round length.
From the shoulders fell q panel OF
the satin, over which her veil hung
IN ripping cascades below the hem
q her skirt Al her coiffure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-30

MT. ana Mrs. j. " tarneite OF
Long Beach. Cal. are the guests ot
their son-inlaw and daughter. Mr.
and Mra. burr Fisher. at the Hotel
Sorrento. ON Saturday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fisher will motor To Vancouver,
II. C.. 10 meet their son and daugh.
tcr-in.iaw. Mr.. and Mrs. narnette
Fishcr. of New York. who Arc en-
route TO make Seattle their home
Accompanying them is Mrs. Fishers
mother. Mrs. A. ). Nordine. Of aan
rranctsco. who VIII visit for some
time In the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Leonard
Eaton and family viii remove to
morro from their country home 20
their apartment at Hamilton Arms.
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Lawson
Of Vancouver. n. C.. spent yesterday
in the city.
Miss Marie Sundciiu- and Miss
Florence E,aston Of the Scott Grand
Opera company have been guests of
Mr.. and MIRA John w. Eddy at their
homo at the Highlands.
Mrs. Norman TUX Of Vancouver.
n. C.. spent the week end In town.
. guest At tho Hotel Washington,
Dr. Frederick Adams win leave
October I for Montreal 20 attend a
medical convention In that city.
Mr.. wfiiia o'Rrien. who has hecn
on n motor trip 10 Vancouver. II. c..
will return today.
Mrs. ,. y. Terry and daughter.
Mrs. Keith Buili,l departed yesscr
day for Yakima to remain week.
Mrs Sarah nlasherH has removed
to a rcsidenee at as ssth ave.
Miss Lucille Holm ieft for 81. Louis
Monday 20 take n post graduate
course In Baird hospital. Washing.
ton university.
Prof q. A. Fairficid. OF siivcrdaie.
who spent last week attending the
STATE fair In Yakima. has returned
to his homa
Mrs. n. n. solner came over from
Bremcrton yesterday 10 attend the
tea given BY Mrs. Albert Charies
Phillips.
Mis- Helen o-prien. Of san Frnn-
cisco. who has b-srn at Hotel Wash.
nxton for about six days. left this
morning for Yakima. where she win
spend xix weeks before loavinx for
New York TO spend the winter.
Mrs. Edwin rwitmyrr. II Olympia.
viii be the week end guest OF Mrs.
Phin~as Pendlston-
Mise Theima Miller returned last
evening from California. where she
has spent the summer.
| Mrs. Robert Harc Dclagicid and
ANAL son Departed today for their
home IN New York. after spending
the summer months with Mrs. Della
fields parents. MIR. and Mrs Horace
c. Hardy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-30
Minneapolis
Symphony

Tonight viii witness one OF the
biggest musical events of the year
when thru tho efforts Of Fern Irene
Tough q Seattle the Minneapolis
symphony orchestra win be heard In
concert nj the Arena. Fifth and Uni.
vernfty ~. Tho IS artist. that CON-
pose the symphony WI BE- under
tho direction Of Emf obcrhoncr.
Miss Fiorence Macbeth. tho Min.
nesofa Nightingale" win appear as
soioist with the orchestra This will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-30
DATES
To Remember

FRIDAY. 0CroBEn b.
psncins party 81 Yacht cub. m
honor OF Miss kathie~n rarshah
and Mtss Roma Reid. with Ns.
and Mira psfshati and Mr.. and
Mrs Reid - hc~sA
Mrs L<s,sr Turner's ss~ ~ the
sunset club. hosortns her mother.
Mira Price Lane
r~a and handkerchief shower for
Mis- Alice Pay and Miss Helen
Rrown with Mira Andfsv otiiss-
pie - hostc~a
SATURDAY. 0Cronr-R -
Miss Mary Louise Rochester 20 vsd
Nj. David Morxas Roeersek 81
o'clock In the tabernacle Baptist
church.
me-. neAsy Pryor ~ snssrssin
bridal party II tvnehsoa 81
home
41lss Resanssud Parsons luncheon
IN compliment 20 Miss Anne
Hoimes.
bridge hnehssu. With MrsI o~cvss
Diamond - hsssss.. 81 her rssi-
dene&
MONDAY. OCTonER g.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Hoss niack's
dinner for the nlsrh- Pryor bridal
party. pr~esding the rshsarsai 81
the ehureh-
Miss Claire Mcdonald 10 ~ rom
ptimsnsed a. tea With Mn Dom
tnie Brace - hostess. a. the
home Of Mrs william Martin.
Mrs. I<wis stanton 20 homer Mics
Margaret Huteson al iuneheon At
her residsnca
Mrs. Edgar B~rs's tee and hitchsn
shower for swo brides ~. Mlss
Helen Bsows ana Miss Alice
Fay.
"WEDNESDAY. oCToBEn -
wedding u Mis- Mary Fryer -
Mr. yvask ctissrt slack 81 rris-
Wy parish eAssch ~ tsse e'eieek
The marriage Of Miss claire Mo-
ponaid - Nj vtasent I.
syiitaAssn ~ s:as e'eloca 10 ~.
pAsrs xptscopai church
wEDNuxDAv. O<rOnEB so--
me marriage Of Miss Aans Hotnes
70 ~. william rsrr~ss 0ocafsI-
loo. 81 sac o'clock. in sns Tat
vssssty Congregational church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-30

at the school beilding. Parents are
requested 10 come. Entertainment
and refreshments
OIivet Sunday School Social
A basket social viii be given by
the young ladies Of Olivet Sunday
school Friday evening at 8 o'clock
In Christensen's hall. alst n. and
Graham Ut. Everyone welcome.
Chi Omega 10 Meet
Mrs. J. A. Hyde Will entertain Chi
omega Alumnae Friday afternoon.
october list, at O'Clock. at home.
3zb s7th ave. +.
Iiosne-feadrrv' Lodge
The Homesteaders' Lodge, $50. will
give "a hard times dance at the /. o.
@. T. hall. Boren ave. and Virginia
st. Friday. October 1. Everyone
welcome.
81. Joseph's Parish Guild
~. Joseph's Parish guild viii en-
tsrtain with card party on Fri
day evening In the parish hall. 18TH
ave. and y. Aloha nj. An Interest
ing program Is promised Refresh
ments viii be served.
Adele VI. Field Parliamentary Club
The Adele NJ. Field Parliamentary
Procedure club will hold the first
meeting Of the year at the Rainier
Grand hotel Friday. October /. at
1870 .. m.
RssIcf TED. Seattle Post No. Is
A relief tea 10 be given by the
auxiliary to Seattle post No IS OF
the American Legion will be held at
the home Of Mrs. Emma Suth. i54s
wcktiake ave. ~. at 1870 y. IN. Fri.
day. October /.
Ballard Review No. IS
Ballard review No B5 OF the WON
ems Benefit association OF Macca-
bees viii meet at the home OF Mrs.
". Il. Olsen. 1892 w. saith st.. Fri
day nj p. m. AL Maocabees are III
ylted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-30
CLUBS FOR FRIDAY
Antlay Social In Arnory

Stevens Relief Corps No. / will
give social Friday. October /. In
Veterans hail ~ The Arrnory. II will
be an aii-day affair. Luncheon will
he served at noon under direction OF
Mrs. Georgia Fcrnandis. chairman of
the executive committee. The organ.
ization will also hold n sale OF fancy
articles and give noon luncheon the
last Of October. These are also in
charge OF Mrs. Fernnndis. Grand
Army comrades are welcome 10 at
tend both affairs.
ladies' Literary and Munical
Society
Ladies Literary and Musical 30.
ciety meets at .. m. with Mrs. NJ.
Swanson. sis North 10th ut.
Ieschi Hcight~ wom~n's Improve
|. ment Club
Mrs Melvin Albert Weed, 302 2sth
ave. assisted by Mrs a. q. Keene.
will 'entertnln LeschI Heights WON.
ems Improvement club nj 2.3o D. m.
Queen Anne High School
PIT. A.
Queen Anne High School PIT. A.
meeting has been postponed from
October 1 until October 7 in order
TO co-operais with the garden en-.
hiblt.
Ladies' Auxiliary fo the Ordrr of
Railway Conductors
A card party will be- given by the
fadl = Auxiliary TO the order OF
Railway Conductors at u. IN. In
Foresters' hail. is25 y Firs, ave.
Cotrrse Club Meeting
Coferie club, first meeting OF the
year af Phi Mu Sorority house. $3.50
| University blvd. al O'Clock. Eek.
ecuiiv. board meets At 100. Pro
gram.
Music Department, Women's
Century Club
Music department OF the woman.s
Century club meets with Mrs. Carl
J. Smith, iass sfth ave. at 2
o'clock. Program by Mrs. y. n.
Macdonald. Mrs Carrie Lowering
and Mrs. Charlotte Deeen.
AMI PIT. A.
Tho Aiki PIT. A. will give n recep.
ton for their teachers ana prin.
cipais Friday. October I. n, 9 p. m.
4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-30
Engagement
Announced

Mrs. Sarah Biasberg announces
the engagement Of her daughter,
Ruby. to Mr.. Eimon L. wicnir. On
sunday. octot,sr ard. from until 5
O'Clock Mrs Biasberw will Informally
receive her friends at her home. ass
2Sth ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-30

Cla~s In Public Hcaith Nursing 10
Mcet
Tho Washington STATE Organiza'
ton for Public Health Nursing Will
hold its monthly meeting Saturday.
october :. nj : y. m In the Y. W. c.
A. auditorium.
A very interesting program has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-30
Breakfast Party
for Miss Rochester

Entertaining twelve guests in
honor OF Miss Mary Louise
Rochester, Mrs. r. j. Houston was
hostess at dainty breakfast at her
home yesterday.
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Dinner for Black-Pryor
Bridal P0rtH

Honoring the members OF the
Black.Pryor bridal party. Miss
Elspeth McEwan will entertain at
dinner this evening at the University
club. with places marked for ten
guests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-30
HIS WIFE HAS
ELOPING HABIT
- 2ES

NEW YORK. - -Four eiopemenss
since last January are carrying .
thing too far, according 20 Angelo
| Tomeo, who sued for separatlon- Hs
alleged his wife Mary ran away 70
pittsburg last January and disnS'
peared three times since them
>~>~~~~~~-~~~~~-~
been prepared and n large attend
ance IL desired. DIR. III. M fran
cisco, OF the Northwest division OK
the u. =. public health SERVES, VIII
speak on Work Among Mentally
Disabled Soldiers"
As much interest In this line o.
work is being shown. the general
public. an well as nurses. fs inv1te6
Those wishing 10 attend the iuncn'
con which will precede the meeting
in the Y. w. G. A. tea room. VIII
please notify Miss Harriet Jones.
45i l4th ave. n. or phone Capsto
500.
Y. w. G. A. News
Glasses In gymnastics have -
ready commenced at the Y. W. e. ~
under the supervision Of Miss Eliza
beth Dickerson. voiiey and basket
ball practice began last evening snd
teams are being made up. All gsD
are welcome.
Blue Moon Ban
The Lotus club In issuing invita-
tions for their blue Moon Ban.
which win be the clubs first affair
of the season. IL L. TO be strictly
Informal. and dancing Will begin
at 0.
The committee In charge win con-
sist OF: Messrs. Byron O. Ives. VIM.
A. colsi<y, chas. VIM. Guerin. Rey.
mold Fredlund and Wilfred K Ha<>
mon.
The patronesses WIN be: Mira J.
r. Moore, Mrs Wilbur u. Ives. Mrs..
chas. w. Goodman. MrS George Ia
Fray and AIRS. l.. n. Harmon
Practical Psychology
The Club In Practical Psychology
meets tonight at o'clock At 800
county-city building. This II the
first meeting OF the club after the
summer vacation Interest n In
crcasing. and the men here are look
ing forward to the regular meetings.
A paper on Practical Psychology"
win be read at every meeting By
the president The remainder Of the
meeting win be given over to the
development OF every member Of the
club. along the Lines OF their prao
teal ambition