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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-10
rirtinn ilnh in Alrri

Tho PierIan club viii meet Thurs
day afternoon. March Inn. ai ih"
home of SITS " p Waite 1000
Harrison street Ar. Nunn VIII
have ch.rec OF the following lwsoa
IN FLORENCE
The plld.zo Necchlo with its iiir-
'oriral As.oc.sti0rs-Nr. nelkil
Tho ClmranIie
The Cathedral Mr- Taylor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-10
4. D. O. Chap,er TO Mcet.

The =. y. O. Chapter will meet
Tuesday afternoon az 3 o'clock az
the home OF Mrs = l.. Roberts. 1895
Van Bufen street. The following
program will be- rendered.
i.eadef-Mrs. Del1sll
Parliamentary mill
American Sculpture
Sculpture a. a Means of self EK
preston Mrs. Lloyd Fletcher
Nnsic-Selected ! . Quartet
Discussion The Teaching Of Ar
ln the Public schools
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-10
Quartet From French Grand Opera
Compan, Ca Give Concert Here.

Amarillo music lovers are indeed
piomi sed n rare treat IN the concert
to be- given Friday evening az the
FIRST Christian church by the quar-
tet from the French Grand Opera
Company. Of New Orleans. These ar
lists are being brought here under
the auspices Of the Amarillo Board
81 City Development The quartet
~ composed OF Milhau. tenor Pau
lus. baritone: Mary Cassel. soprano.
and Bertha Richie. pianist
These musicians have all made
their musical debuts In Europe and
wen the admiration and approval
of the music-loyinE French before
coming 10 America.
Their program Friday evening
will consist Of number OF oper-
attic selections as well as few pop
ular songs. Madame Richie will an-
pear in a number OF instrumental
solos The following program. sub
jeet 10 changes. viii be- renaeref;
Twelfth Hungarian Rhapsody List
Nine Bertha Richie
ntuNUtut0 AfAaf
NJ. Leon Paulus
l.. Prolonaise "Mlgnon ----.--T Thomas
Nine. Mary Cassel
Aria "Sigurd" ........... Reye'
". Miihau.
valse de Concert .... Moszkowsk
Nine Richie
Duet "cayalleria tin costume .....
Maseaen
Nine. Cassel and ~ Paulus
Put on YOar Smock lPaeliacciol o..
Leoneavalli
NJ Milhan
Toreador Song Carmen Bic
NJ paulns
Duel Duet from Carmen" Bize
NJ. Mllhnu and Paulus.
7 Know a Hill Whelple'
l.nye's In Ny Heart Woodm1'
ONl --..-------- -------- M'ii
Nine Cassel
Trio Finale Faust" ------ Gouno
Nine. Cassel and NJ Milhau and
Paulns.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-10

A pain In the side or back that
catches YOU when YOU straishi"n up
calls for rubbing application OF
HALiARD'S SNOW LINlMENT' II
reiaXes the contracted muscles pnh
permits ordinary bodily motion
without suffering or inconvenience.
sold by nil druggists. 26tc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-10
ZzlyM. T. Ana4qaK

ur. william y pauaugall pro
miuent in .Dillaey aorh 100 fhn east
I, laa.cr ui tug women Democrat D..
Maine. sh, has held offices boo OBJ"
suffrage association u' NIiur Got
many yalt- Mrs pfttunrNl- au,-
hand ha. served ir thr state logi
azure. guj 1861. attorney g'n,ral Cd,
Maine Tor four year
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-10

Mr.. ana Mr. " D. Cateii. and
family Who Tor the past few Weea.
have been visiting IN Marshal Tef
have returned 20 Amarillo Nr Cav
sell Il connected With the Amafill
caddo on Company. and went T.
nafahai some weeks ago on busine~
Coz the company.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-10
Iirrlr III To Nlrrt.

circle ~ of rho First Bap'Is
Baptist church VII' meet this after
noon 90 . g0 o'clock 90 tb" nome o'
SIR. !. n. Gaut llb Fillmore
street 40 member are urgod 90 D..
present
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-10
WISHING IN Marshal.

Mrs e. n nall Is visiting IN Mar
shall. Texas. as the guest oi hrr
daughter Mis- Litta Ball Ms, Bal
has charge 90 tn department ol
EApr, .sion 40 Marshal COLES
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-10

The Temple Israel Slatcrhood will
hold tl..f Nr.t ur.'ar meeting this
afternoon promptly go o'clock. ~
fhp Parrish liuu.' nt the - Andre" IS
Er -rnpll church Kindly al at
'oud
FTHt1nully
Mrs. Julia n. SHOWER
secretary reasm or.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-10
WOMAN's MORN ron WOMEN
rus \ mt " ~ THE i.Mt.A
INApy N sprNrrRI

MARY ~ spFNrEBl
N hHs hrnn estimated Dos experts
ihli 1000 tw~iDu b1, if worth Soc
uuu tu fhr community and q mar
a. eco 600 Nau.uuU Chris aud yuunt
women ula uf more value for they
rr ihe future home makers aud mo
fhurs of nuf .diiuu Therefore. any
. church Institution 90 otiaiioh
which Jets iu rearing % icu"fa-
7 zion ot u-eml citizens clean aud
u0rr Win hlrh ideals of manhood
ud Wumluhuud. 8. of decided econ
Omr value 20 fhD community.
While unr ,ur-.lng religion. pIc
Young Women christian Associ.-
/ um hr .INafs pW the rmrb9-is on
J christian a. Officers paid officials
uU $500 WDrtrr have been trIert'd
. n u.p 900 ihriI connection and act
sr relation With .umr esaugrlieal
body o. Characteristic features
hove boon tnllriuu. and it b. rccoe
U..l .. fhp great NATIONAL urrnilt-
Huu f.r the Wholesome development
OBJ. 'hn Young women uf "uI country
OmulIOD uut N.rs age Boz e
'aumhlr V.l tho movement Dos BE-
com, not oulS nationwide bat world.
.iIo uI hr 'uflor', ndu, IH
, .h. synonym fw 900 trat r modern
/ 'rd ,I'rhIDn.d Boo thu spiritual.
monu, $3.50 rhtIral welfare ct
. fUuur women.
TODAY 900 Sew YORK. .g contcrs nj
IIDNlf' arr maintained and through
. 'f educational rlgs.0. Libraries. cW
uiUmuf bureaus and room regis,
'l'r %. gI"tprls. summer ,Jmp.
lame climbs provide BOO mHry practical
.uHd Hripfu' ways Irr tho comfort
'Hul h,pp.no.- 60 i's tw"ut!-thrc,
.ftuuHuD member. aud man, thou
sands Wru Who take advantage oI
A.. Dos educational and Institutional ga
...Il.r.
InIua the war me Central Braucl
IU NrH York tifr iI.p go cthC. assp
citations received trou cnd1us I'm
pr'us The following figure. sal
give drGul, idol at what WIS ac
..0Ur' sh.l and suggest % very reg
"' 80 'A TOO t''.' m''t"r"li. Tor h''
. f"r Twins QUARTERS iur the Nouu.
. WDkHg NDu.u iuI the largest itcu
.N ."' coming dii'r D. Tor N''''""'
'" N' N..d .n 'Nr,' .'Ilt "H' rem"
- waiting hulllivr. for thi. purpos'
ln' ilert" iEl'd h"l"N arc sign
/ i.caut
l'Il l'l
''W'' i-hIp --... ''" --''
q 'n''f "' ".'lN''N
l,'''V"l' ""l.'l Il'''I '','"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-01
ENGINEER MORTON
GAINED Il POUNDS

nerves were 10 shattered I couldn't
even stand the noise the children
made playing about the house. At
night I was no restless II would be
nearly morning before could 30 to
sleep. and I was In such a rundown
condition ! could hardly get around.
while In Seattle one day I drop
ped In the Butler hotel 10 rest and.
as was all tired out. an old gentle
man asked me what the trouble was.
After he learned the particulars In
my case he told me to get five bot.
ties Of Tanlac and take them. and
II they didn't help me he would pay
for them himself Well. / got five
bottles like he told mo and after TAX.
ing two OF them ! saw such q little
change that I would have stopped
altogether II II hadn't been for the
fact that I had the other three on
hand. However, I'm mighty glad /
didn't. for by the time I had finished
my fifth bottle I was feeling tis,
fine in every way. / had an excel
lent appetite. not sign OF indlges.
ton or gas. and the neuritis had
entirely disappeared. l never have
pain of any kind now, arm no long.
err nervous. and sleep like 4 log
every night. Why. Tanlac has made
mo feel like an entirely different
person. and I'm no grateful for my
present good health that just want
to tell everybody l see about It,"
Tanlac II sold in Seattle by BarteII
Drug Stores under the personal di.
rection OF q specisi Tanlac represcn.
tativo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-01
CLUBS FOR THURSDAY


OrmkrA Circle Chuds Conservation
League 70 Mos
The Central Circl. OF the Chiid-s
Conservation league viii meet At tho
home OF Mrs. A. c. Cr~qua. :tiT
second ava w. on Thursday. sep
tcmber .. at 40. Members Of IN.
different circles arc cordially tn.
vited-
Sumhine Club 10 Mes4
Sunshine Club Of Women OF Moose
heart Legion meets all day with Mira.
c. H. MCGOWAN. 1909 18th ave-
Elmer J. Noble Post tn Couveus
Ladies' Auxiliary. Elmer J. Noble
Post No. 1. American Legion. meets
in v~erans hall at tho armory at
O'Clock.
AIrnan<lrn Lodge
Daughters OF st George. Ai~rnn-
dra lodge No. Ia, meets In Scottish
Rite hall at i5o.
Robert II. Leo Chapter Of z. ID. c.
VIII Mwt
Robert T.. Leo chapter. y. ID. C..
meets with Mrs. Charles q. Tarka.
berry. 7o3 Borcn ave. at 3 O'Clock.
Alpha Club
Alpha club meets at the home of
Mrs. w. NJ. curtiss. Toss 18th ave.
~. W. Luncheon at 1890.
q. r. 3. Chaptrr
Seattle Chapter No. 95, o. r.. s.
Social club. meets with Mrs. II. ID.
Kitchener. 4547 University blvd. at 2
o'clock.
Eldcrbloom Club
Eldcrbloom club meets at the old
Knights OF Pythias hail First ave.
and Pike st. from 1880 TO 4 o'clock
Pythtan Sisters 70 Picnic
Pythian Sisters. Past Chiefs asso-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-01
A r I
II q In Seattle

Frank 8. Hall. director Of the uni
verrity mu~um--4n spite Of the
usual lack Of funds. the precarfous
building that In a fire risk Tor his
Interesting collections. and the
dangerous condition Of much Of tho
MUSEUM duo TO decaying umbers--
sfiII keeps his enthusiasm fresh and
aims 10 build up q great state fnsts-
tuition equal In rank 70 MUSEUMS In
Eastern universities.
Just now he In on . vacation Trip
TO Fraser River valley on an inhe
fatigable hunt for Indian relies. He
win inspect the old camping sites q
the Fraser and Thompson river In
dams which, from erosion. now 70
veal stone hammers. mortars. pestes
and arrow heads of an almost ex-
tsnct tribe OF Indians These tribes
are OF the same general stock ss tho
Indiana Of the great plains Of the
United States.
The balcony in the museum has
been closed 20 tho public for . long
time. The logs In the old Forestry
building. IN which the museum In 10
Gated. were not properly treated with
presryative when the building
was erected, or they would have
lasted longer than they have. Sam
Hin gave . considerable sum 10 ry
and save the great pillars, but II was
unavaiiing. University carpenters
are testing the logs and umbcrs for
signs OF decay. The test In made By
boring holes In tho iog- Bark her.
metcaiiy seals the logs and doesn't
allow moisture 20 e~aporats 20 the
dry rot progresses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-01

for . few days Of Dr. ana Mrs..
Charles ". Reinig ~ their home.
wsufwood. near Crystal spr.ngH
MrA Corning Ksnisy and Children.
who have been occupying the hume
Of Mira Peaehy. near tho Country
club. left today for their homo In
Medford. Ore
Mr.. and MrN J. rhmas Han ar~
entertaining Mrs. c. J. PfnAng. OF
Oakland. Cal. who win remain until
ths late autumn
HrA n q. Iogus and Httie dauxn.
ter. Betty. Of Los Anxsles, are spend.
ing . few weeks with relatives and
friends IN the city. Later they win
be Joined BY MFR. Loguc. who Gill re-
turn with them By motor.
Sailing for their homo IN Honolulu
September -. win BE- Mrn Mar
Caps and daughter. Mrx. Leighton
Hind. who arrived last month to az.
tcnd the marriage Of Mr.. Rob~r,
Capps TO Miss Ruth Davies. Of Ia.
COMA
hiss Emily Nettieton, Of Tacoma.
win arrive today to spend the re-
mainder Of the wcek with Mlss Oar.
thea SharpieA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-01
Stomach Trouble and
r h e u m a III . m Had
Forced Him to Give Up
Engine Before He Be-
gan Taking Tanlac

After years of suffering I'm now
a well man and have actually gsined
II pounds In weight. and owe 1t all
to Tanlac," was the remarkable state
ment made By J. A. Morton, Boz
1874. X. v. d.. Manette, WASH, while
in Seattle the other day Mr.. Morton
Is a well-known retired locomotive
engineer, having been employed for
IS years an engineer on the Northern
Pacific railroad out Of St Paul, MINI.
For a number OF years I suffered
terribly with a severe case OF stom-
ach trouble and rheumatism, and got
In such an awful condition that I
just had TO quit work. lost my
appetite completely. and had all
kinds Of cramps and pains In my
stomach. Everything I ate seemed
TO sour and ferment In my stomach
bloating mo all up with gas. and
was worried with heartburn almost
continually. had mighty bad head
aches. and at times became 80 dizzy
could hardly stay on my feet. I
had neuritis In my arms 10 bad
that for 70 months couldn't put
on my coat without help. and my
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-01
KNUCKLE OF
VEAL RAGOUT

hnuckje Of veal
I onion
head Of esa0y
I bunch ssvory herbs teptionaD
, carrots
! Tablespoonful ketchup
juice sf lemsn
Cut meat from knuckie Of veal
INTO neat siicca Season with sal.
and pepper and drsdge with -four
Fry In a little butter to a pale brown
Chop meat bone In several places
Put meat and bone into q kettle
Add celery. herbs and carrots. Pour
over about two cupfuis Of hot water
and simmer slowly for two hours
Take out meat and carrots. Strait,
to remove bone and celery. Make a
sravy. Add ketchup and lemon tuics
and boil for . minute Put back
meat and carrots and heat thoroiy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-01
BETTER BABIES

Tho crusade for better babies has
spread from coast TO coast and
taken firm hold Of American Moth
crx Few women realize how much
the III health OF the mother infiu.
encos the unborn child. both phys
ically and mentally. Women who
suffer from mysterious pains. back.
ache, nervousness. mental depres.
sion. headaches. etc. should rely on
Lydia r. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound. made from roots and herbs.
which for nearly forty years has
been the standard remedy for these
ailments advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-01

HATS

The snan. turned-off .she<ace hats
Of sand-coiored duvetyn-and there
arc many OF these---are becoming as
an informal hat with which 10 star,
the new season They arc especially
attractive with the new sand-colored
Fuits with their long. trim coats In
rcdingote effect Many Of these roll
ing hats are embroidered beneath the
brfm with rfbboxins. In this why
any becoming color may b. intro
duced next To the face.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-01
DATES
To Remember

rWvRSDAv. HErrENBEu 3d.
NJ. and Mra Aschthaid O. De vsss
dsscs - the rssht club 10 heucs
% their daughter. Miss Betty De
Mr.. Q. n wNwsis.-s ns.ess.. 81
MIRA scott DonA
katbsrsns naesn. gfvsa By Mrs
essehen Ccch.
Mr Russell Hubbard whNs's tea
70 honor Mt~s Lymaa end Miss
Katherine Jerome
friday, SEPTEMBER s.
hrsdGs tea ~ sasasss ~euo -
ccmriisnens Miss KAshsrtas ye-
rene With Abss EliaAbeth chaA-
wick ~ nostesA
Reception Tor Mr. and Mrs. rranh
u Cooper ~ the Wcrren's Unit
vervity club. With the school
Miss Marion and Miss virs~,.
Wiley 10 sntsrtain 1T tea 81 their
home fer the pleasure Of Mls.
eharpiss and Mis- Lyman.
Mystery pereh and saraen party 81
hons q hta kAfhissa 0affssv
for the purpcss Of raising fund.-
for TIE Social Service c,as's home
for working GtriA
"WEDNESDAY. sGPrUuEH g.
Mrs Aubrey wiitsn 20 snterssfn
With s~a fvv htss trs~s rsshes.
the Affair 20 BE given at the
home Of Mra william lauren
ruUnaDAv. aWrvnGMWn 49,
Mrs. Allen 10 be hestsss at bridge
81 sunset club fes Ma GeorGs
Webster and MrA David Hama.
friday. sEf-rEMuEa 10
Al home for niss Elsanor Keith.
Miss Irene Fisher ana Niss Alice
Hole. with hiss rrasess Oldham
- ho~te~a
SATURDAY. NEPTD6uEB H.
Miss Alice Ives aad Mr.. 1. ives 60
b hosts 81 swimming end atsnsr
party foe bridal msmb~rA
WXDN eSnAT. uxFrEMagR r.
tntssiAksn 0ulid Of the orthopelic
hospital 10 essertass With danes
~ the rseht club for the benefit
81 the hospitAi Tteksss may 10
sscured frsA Mn y. n BAfsa
cacfssi ssff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-01
GOOD CLEANING
FLUID

The woman who has 70 70 into The
kitchen In her bc~t suit skirt In SURF
To ind . perfectly unsxpiainabls
grease spot lurking on the front
treadth.
This cleaning nuid n especially
for soch spots - n leaves no rms.
Ono pint deodorfxed benxine. i-is
ounce bay rum. lie ounce ammo.
MIA Its ounce ether. is ounce oil
w,ni~rxr~~n. y ounce alcohol; v ten,
spoon borax.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-01

~ charming affAirs arv being
Yonnno1 b complainant Mrx Donald
Doo6now Graham and Miss Julia
G1nFk he Eastern guests Of Mr.. and
2la O. d. Fisher and Miss Irene
01neR. The first win Be . tea to b
0ovgn ~ Mis- Fisher on Thursday.
01Deember .. 1T her homa and the
OouooA ~ which Mr.. and Ara FISH
- WI b hostn. win b In the form
- = dance 70 be held At the Golf
- Monday evening. September H.
Hin DONALD Goodn0w Graham was
1pUnriy Miss JuAnita Fisher and Ia
- onfxls with hcr husband and son
- aa4snd the LockeFfsh9 nuptials-
- JtliA Clark. Of New York. h
80 b the city to b present IT the
MR0mnouR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-01
CHOCOLATE ROLL

. Eggs
I cup sugAs
1cup flour
- ] teaspoon baking powder
8 tnbIospoons boiling water
FILLING
squsrus chocolnEs
n cup sugar
n cop winter
I teaspoon BUTTER
~ tablespoons corn starch
n cup milk
Beat whites Of eggs TN stiff. Fold
IN yoiks Of eggs well beaten, sugar
boiling water. flour and baking pow
der. Bake In hot oven 10 minutes
Turn out on susarcd paper. spread
with chocolate filling and roll lik'
jelly roll.
To make fiTiine-meit chocolate
Add sugar ana water. Stir until
blended. Add corn starch MIXED witt
milk. Stir unui II boiis and thick
ems. Take from fire and flavor with
vanilla Spread over sheet Of cake
Tho filling should be made befor,
the cake a. the cake MUST be rollee
while warm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-01

NJ Katherine Crawford has In
ooo1 TN friends TO b. her guests ~
- evening. Miss Crawford. who
- been spending the last two
noths IN Juneau. Alaska. II a popu.
~ mNnbcr OF the debutante set and
- besn greatly miased during her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-01
'(Cni04yAMn gicqp EhshlQnS8}C 1ama q Ate

tons are bring absorbed The local
associa ton 10 quito young. being
organized last October by Mrs Carrie
Chapman Gait Turnout the coun.
try. tho National Suffrage associa.
ton 10 gradually being absorbed by
tho National League OF Women vot.
era There are eight departments In
tho league. namely. Child welfare,
food supply and demand. American
citIxcnHhip. research. unification OF
laws. election laws and methods. pro
lection OF women In industry. and
public health.
The officers for the state orHnni
nation follow: Mrs. EL r. Flick. Seat
tie. president. Mrs. r. H. Hasseii.
Everett. vice pr~nident; Mrs. T.. ID.
Hughes. Seattle, recording recrcsary;
Mr~. H. wailncc. Olympia. treasurer.
Directors district, Mrs
Helen n. Stevens. seattle: Second
district. Mrs. ~. =. Mccready. Bno-
houish; Third dissrict. Mrs. Overton
q. Ellis. Tacoma: Fourth district.
Mr~. p. c. Mccredie. sunnyside:
Fifth district. Mira J. n. simpson.
Spokane
Following b The program fDr
Thursday:
10 a m.-CAfl 10 order. Mr~. n n.
Haascii. Everett. vice president pro
siding.
Song -Rasus Hymn sS the Rspub-
lie"
Consideration Of business.
n.....t - ,...uf,.,t,s corurnf$tsa
Election OF officers.
Reports OF committees:
American citizenshlp-MrW N r
walton. Tacoma, chairman.
Research. Mrs J. 3. McKea Van
couver. wash. chairman
Unification OF laws. Mrs. O. l. W.
Clark. Seattle. chairman
Election laws and methods. Mrs.. o.
T.. Beebe. Beiiingham. chairman
Resolutions.
Thursday afternoon:
100 .. m.--call 10 order.
Women In industry committre.
Mrs. W. 4. Griswoid. Seattle. chair
man.
Address. Industrial womanhccd.-
Or. Horace c. Mason. University
Congregational church. Seattle.
Protection of Women In Indus
Try" Judge Helen Gregory MacCni.
judge Of juvenile court and member
~ minimum wage board Of tho prov
lnoa Of Britiah Columbia
Address. woman and Govern
msnt.- Mrr Ralph Smith. member
u tho provincial parliament Of Brit
lsh Columbia
Public health cosnmittes. Mrs Ceo.
~. Mclaughlin. Seattle. chairman.
Address. Care of the suhnorrnal
chiid." Miss Nellie NJ. ooodhus. Scat
tie. head Of child study laboratory.
Unfinished business.
Introduction Of new efncerA
Song. -star spansied Banner.'
Adjournment
This win not BE- . dsiegxfs body
until tho constitution has been adopt.
cd. therefore ali Legal voters inter
csted are invited. and those who shall
rer,ssar during the convention with
the registration committee may vote
in the convention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-01
Hiss Pdrr to Be
H0se0red

An informal party win b. enjoyed
~ evening when Miss Alice and
11iss Helen swope WIN entertain In
oomp1k0ent TO Miss Marie PAR. q
DgSds<o-bsL Assisting tho hostess
VII b Mrs. Kenneth Kedman, Of
Chicago, and Miss Grace Martx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-01
Kiss Jane Truar
R1sa Dnnce

h entersAinmcnt Of ehtrty Of her
l51ondR Mis- Janc Truax has extend
~ Invitations for . dancing party to
s ~ given Saturday evening. at the
1Dms Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
ogfy h TruAx.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-01

1erA Tsafford Hutcson b planning
= tsa 20 BE- given At her home at
80 Highlands next Tuesday compli-
menung her niece Miss Margaret
Luteoon. whose betrothal TO Mr..
1oetTtch Schznitz Was recently an
mounced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-01
ADDITIONAL U.UnS


-rns ballard Review W. n. A. q
shs Msooab~ea. win meet Friday AZ.
i~rnoon at . O'Clock In the Ballard
town hail. Members and visiting
membcrs ar. urged 20 attend The
guest Of honor win b MrA kath-
srins Bowen. district deputy
Y. w. @ A. Ncwv
An exhibit Of insplrati0nsi paint
lnKs Of Mt Rainier will be staged
for a week. beginning today. In the
blu. parlors OF tho Young wonhen's
Christian association. These paint.
lnxr represent the art work Of Mmo
c. l. surnbardo. This In the first
time that she has displayed her
paintings outside Of her studio At
Ii7is Sunset ave.
Tho paintings. about fourteen In
number. will depict scenes on Mt
Rainier. for Nine. sumbardo makes
annual trips to the mountain
All art lovers are invited to attend
the exhibit
After q trip OF three months 60
New York and Boston. Mrs. Grace q.
crowder. director OF women's clubs OF
the Young women's Christian as.
ISOLATION. returned yesterday after
noon. After visiting relatives In Bos-
ton. Mira Crowder studied club nc.
tivities In Eastern associations. She
liz now organizing club outdoor work
for September and indoor activities
which viii be inaugurated october 1.
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Disssser for Commander
I'D Mrs. Johnson

~. and Mr.. Alexander Rairns vii
~ hooes ~ dinner saturday evening.
- Aelr homo At the Highlands. In
Nu1oome 70 their son-in-law and
1nmgoeer. Commander Isaac Curcton
3oAnson. U. s. NJ and Mrs. johnson.
- WIN arrive Friday to spend the
Vook-ond In town.
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GLASS BUCKLES

Some Of the srnartest sweaters
shown In New York shops have little
glass buckles for fastening the mar
row belts