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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-07
PRIZE WINNERS IN The ;
BUSINESS GUIDE CONTEST

The list Of prfxe winners for the
month OF July In ~ follows,
First prizs. si5-A. Bronson. "a
Summit ave.. Seattle
Second prize. sio--v. l. Ketchum.
room 1000. securities building. So
attic.
Third priDs. ss--Mias Jean Rich
ards, Seabcck. Wash
Fourth prize. s5--R Howard. 2sif
First ave. NJ, Seattle.
Fifth prize. s3--Mrs. r.. J. Berry.
77fs Mob Hill ave-. Seattle
Sixth prize. S2--Velma Sunde. log
Newton ST.. Seattle.
Seventh prize. si--M. Howard, ioe
Newton st. Seattle.
Eighth prize, tit. L. West, 1900
Beach drive. Seattle.
Ninth prize, si--M r.. Robinson.
1904 Colby ave. Everett, Wash.
Tenth prize. si--John II. II. Mar.
kle. 623 Fourth st. Bremerton.
Wash.
Eleventh prize. Il Chester A.
Curtis. 9i1sN. 61st st.. Seattle.
Twelfth prize. I'll. NJ. Holloway,
202 Hotel Frye. Seattle.
Thirteenth prize. 81 ~ Mrs. Louis
NJ. Matson, 116 Section St t.. Mt.
Vernon, Wash.
Fourteenth prize. Sf-Murray Gil.
bert, care Mayflowcr dairy. Seattle.
Fifteenth prize. TIA. c. Evans.
box 25, Issaquah. Wash.
Sixteenth prize. 81 - Mrs. Frank
Day knight, 349 Fifth st. Bremen.
ton, Wash.
The correct answer for July is as
follows:
S--Lctter -" omitted from word
PRESS in City Dye Works adj
T--Letter 81 omitted from word
STRETCHED In Aetna Lace
Curtain Cleaners ad
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A--IHttcr "a" omitted from word
CLEANED in carpetcria & Rug.
eteria ad.
R-Letter IT. omitted from word
JEWELLERS in scgerstrom a
Hagen ad.
A--Ietter "a omitted from word
TREATMENT in Nell q Fox ad.
Dieter ID" omitted from word
KINDS in st. Paul Stove Repair
n Plumbing ad.
v--Letter "" omitted from word
CONVENIENT in Boidt's ad.
E--Letter 70" omitted from word
READY in Electric Carpet
Washing Co. nd.
R--Lctter "r" omitted from word
BARGAINS in The Owl ad.
T-Lettcr - omitted from word
GUARANTEED in Perfection
Tire Co. ad.
Letter go omitted from word
REPAIRING In The Fashion
Garage ad.
s--Lctter IS" omitted from word
SESSIONS In Success business
School ad.
LETTER "a" omitted from word
RIGHT in Twist the Halter ad.
Meteor IN" omitted from word
DANCING In The Cornish School
OF Music ad.
Dieter "g" omitted from word
MAGNETOs In Storage Battery
Service Co. ad
P-Lctter -p- omitted from word
EQUIPPED In johnson Auto
Signal Co. ad.
A---Letter IA" omitted from word
SAVE In Art Rug Mills. Inc, nd.
Y-Letter ~" omitted from word
BOYS In Mike Cohen nd.
S--Lctter ''s" omitted from word
CONSTANTLY In The Phono-
graph Shop ad,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-07
SOME HINTS FOR
THE HOUSEWIFE

To make perfect iced tea one must
be extravaEant with Ice. Unless
great carr In taken extravagancs In
giasses may also take place.
Make the tea just ~ for hot tea-
A little stronger II the family really
care for tea ~ the Ice weAkens II.
Fin glasses with cracked ice and
pour over tea Hero In where the
extrAvneAnce In glasses comes In.
for II the hot tea touches the side
OF tho glass Il viii crack Pour the
tea onto the Ice and there VII be no
harm done.
Sugar win 30 farther II made into
q strip. Sugar dissolves slowly In
coid liquids ana II takes . lot 20
make the tea sweet In the strip
the sugar IL dissolved and the tea
10 swectened quickly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-07
Music Features
Tennis Carnival

Moonlight Star Bright!
Where, oh phere, is my lore
toni0htY
Doom by the lake IN a moon
kissed breeze,
Under the shddotcv, sDhispc1-
ing trees,
Dancing there TO a jdszv tune,
Under the light Of a "harvcst
moon!"
Dancing By moonlight! Right by
rippiy lake where You can walk
10 the edge Of the water. piAsh.
piashinR softly at your feet. and he
can show you the little dipper and
the big dipper and the Dog star
and the Milky Way--snd then
gracious. IT'S time for the next
dance! And you run back TO the
oanvassed tennis courts and TO the
wonderful music. which perhaps
just 10 be consistent win play I'm.
derneath the Stars
All this Mrp. Thomas N. Green
who 10 In charge Of the music nj
the harvest moon carnival, August
10th. promises the guests nj tbs
Tennis club that evening. Dancins
In included with the admission, and
the number OF dances will be limited
only by the amount Of times you
can seut In" between . and 10.
Tho grounds Of tho club will b.
open from > In the afternoon un
I'll II at night And not only Il
melodious music 10 be heard durins
the evening. During the Afternoon
. group Of singers with stringsd In
ssruments win wander thru IN.
paths and sing songs old and new
for your amusement. and II yos
can remember as far back AZ screol,
Sue" and wan, TO hear II once again
make your request known 20 IN,
singers. and your vssh viii be full
filled.
II II . romantic spot. the Tennb
club. but n you find raths,
secluded corner with the pYstfies
giri In Seattle and clear your throa
preparatory 10 falling hsr--oh. man,
thinss--dont BE- surprised " softly
Just behind you. comes the strain
OF You're the Only Little 0irile Il
the World for Me-" The singers vii
be trying to help you out Jus
walt until they finish. ana thef
say: There. that's what I've beer
trying 10 say'" This 10 q good reclps
try IL:
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Three Guests Honored

Nrs. Edwin c. Fellows was hostess
1t . delightful bridge tea at her
homo on Thursday, entertaining for
NYs. Tressa Lewis Allen, whose en-.
gngement to Mr.. Carroll II. johnson
Of California was. recently announc-
cd. Sharing honors with Mrs. Allen
were Mrs. II. Mendenhall and Mrs.
EIoiss Wright, who are departing
soon for Los Angeles. For the high
eat scores. prizes we're awarded to
Miss Mildred Cutler. Mrs. Joseph
Robinson and Mrs. Charles Bucklin.
Following the game, a huge basket
Of dainty gifts were presented Mrs.
Allen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-07
FIRST FOLDING
FANS

The folding fan II recorded a.
having been originated by the Jap
ancse. and later taken up by the
Chinese. The custom Of exchs nxing
compliments on fans. In commend.
ration Of grrat ocnasions. was begun
In these countriea Up TO the present
time this custom IL retained In the
presentation OF fans ~ an act OF
hospitality.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-07
ADD A RAISIN
TO THE MUFFIN

Sometimes BY adding raisins % IN
old muffin recipe. = new, mors de-
iicious muffin In evolved All recipes
are bancaiiy the sama Some are
morn saving" in eggx some are less
sweet and some have more butter.
but the underlying principle IL the
same for all breads. cakes or muf.
fins Any old tried and true muffin
recipe may be used. and chopped
prunes could b substituted for the
raisina.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-07
Pretty Summer Dance

MiD Jeanne Blake who II the
heuss guest OF Mss Emily Jerome
|wos honored last evening when Miss
E1nAbeth Huribut entertained with
A informal dancing party 1t her
housA Hasksts Of crimson rambicrs
an6 eelAef bright summer blossoms
Wero efSsctively placed turnout the
sDsa4 vAaro NJ. and Mr.. =. w.
HpfIbut and Mr.. and Mrs r. +.
Gpo1gor assdstsd the young hostess
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Berger left
wednesday for = io-days motor trip
TO Banr and Lake Louise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace II. Hall have
returned from Portland. where they
have resided ono year. and are now
occupying an apartment AZ the Impe.
rial.
Mlss Katherine Green. who has
been the guest Of her nephew and
niece. Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Boyd. left
Sunday for Los Angeles. where she
VIII remain for n fortnight before rc-
turning en- route TO her home In Dc.
troit
Mr.. and Mrs T. II. Boyd and small
son are enjoying a trip TO Vancouver.
expecting to be gone two weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sherr Of Los
Angeles are receiving congratulations
on the birth Of son. July 81. who
has been given the name OF Donald
Henry. Mrs. sherr was formerly
Miss Marjorie Mcleod OF this city.
DR.. and Mrs. Guy s. Peterkin VIII
return on Monday morning from
Portland. whore they have been for
several weeks
Mrs. NJ. J. Carter and daughter.
Mrs. Evi Dewitt Of Benton City are
occupying the former home OF Mrs.
Carter on Bellevue ". during their
visit In the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Guy FrinlS.
Miss Gloria Frink. spafford and Fran.
els. Jr.. accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs
r. c. Moffat. left today for cruise
OF a week around the waters of st
Johns island, on the Frink yacht
Gloria
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter II. GaibraIth
who returned from an Eastern so
journ last week. were guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Philip McGuillam In 81
Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Dwight Mcat
left last evening for Vancouver
Is. c., to spend a few days.
Mrs. Miller Freeman and Mrs
Frank Case, with their children. re
turned Thursday from n recreation
Of five weeks at East Sound.
Miss Dorothy Roberts of Bostor
arrived in Seattle last Thursday I,
remain until August IS as tn
guest Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
John w. Roberts.
Lieut. william Champion, u. 4
A., who has been stationed at For
fAwton. has received orders to re-
move to San Francisco and will dc
part on Monday.
Mrs. James c.. Huteson returnc,
Thursday evening from East Sound
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-07
Luncheon for Visitors

Afra William Pitt Trimbls enter.
tanned At luncheon 1t the Golf club
On Thursday. complimentary TO Mrs.
John B. casteman. wife Of the late
General Gentleman. Of Louisville.
". and her daughter. Mrs. A @.
Hons. Of New York city. who are
guests at the Hotel Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-07
EGYPTIAN DESIGNS

Egyptian influences In jewelry,
millinery and handbags IN notice
able In the newest fashions from
Paris. Rich colorings and designs
Of embroidery. or in some cases
metal designs Of handbag frames.
suggest the ancient Egyptian art
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-07
SLIPPER FEATURES

Metal cloth In the popular choice
for evening slippers. The straps are
complicated and oddly cut The
buckles are either placed where the
straps cross or At the toe. They
are generally made Of French rhine,
stones.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-07
GOOi04yHA lnscdD FASHION, nj gam1a q AIfGz
LIFE SAVING TESTS
FOR GIRLS

Official Red Cross iife-snvfng tesa
wers conducted mt Mount Baker
Park beach this afternoon under
the direction Of Miss Anna BorsteiL
for the Young Women's Christian
association OF the city. Ten girl
oontestanth. ranging from IL TO ~
years Of age. entered the test, which
Included jumping into the water
fully dressed. removing their cloth
ing and swimming 90 yards 10 DEM
onstrate breaking death grip ana
towing an object representing
drowning person. Girls who passed
the test will be certified AZ mem
bers of the Red Cross Life Saving
corps. w. G. Best OF the Boy
Scouts assisted In the tests
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-07
Miss Nordahl to We'd
Mr.. WnlLind This EVeninQ

The marriage ceremony Of Miss
0enevieve Olivia Nordahl. daughter
o. Mr.. and Mrs. John Il. r. Eordahl.
70 Mr.. Eugene Curtis Waiiing. son
OF Mrs. John c. walling. will take
place this evening at $40 o'clock
IN the Holy Trinity Lutheran church,
With tho Rev. Frank s. Beistel read
ing thu service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-07
Lsasckeon for Visiting

Mn JesAua Green WIN compliment
thfoo Attractive visitors on Monday
at huDehsou at the Sunset club
NJ Jaae Peters and Miss Ruth
Hun VINO are guests Of Miss Virginia
Meg51Il and lfi1 Edith Bergman.
W. = Mn. y. n. Browneirs house
'SGun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-07
Mrs. Thinker to Be
1MfrOdMced

Ilrs. Samuel Aaron Martin has Is
ouod invitations for tea to be given
q her residence on Wednesday.
August II. from . until o'clock.
for the pleasure Of Mrs Harry J.
Thinker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-07
:: WOMEN'S CLUBS

association. Certificates Of member
ship will be on hand for dhtribu.
ton TO the county councillors from
whom members may obtain them
They arc attractive and bear evil
dcnre OF the faithful war work per.
formed By tho possessor.
A brief program viii b. given ip
the afternoon 1t : o'clock. TO which
the public is invited. Mrs. Edgar
Ames viii deliver the address Of
welcome and Mrs. o. q. Ellis OF TIA
coma viii respond. Addresses also
viii b. delivered by Prof. c. r. his.
sest Of the University Of Washing.
ton and Miss Ruth Karr Mckee OF
Vancouver. wash state councillor.
Kansas Suuflower Ouh.
Tho annual basket picnic OF the
Kansas sunfiower Club win be held
at woodland park. Saturday, Aug
IL. The club viii furnish coffee and
Ice cream
1nnclseou Postponed
The Alpha Delta ri luncheon has
been postponed untii next Thursday
., IL o'clock. at the University Club
Ballard woodmen WIN Pinse
The Ballard woodmen and Royal
Ncighbors win hold their annual
basket picnic at Woodland parh
Sunday. August sth.
MERIDIAN INfpRnVvrNgrrSY
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MERIDIAN IMPROVEMENT
CLUB win meet Mt Mcdonald
school. 9 p. tn Monday. August 9th.
There will he a musical program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-07

A Im,1on policeman IL not pers
mttfed 10 marry without the approx
al Of his superior.
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Gee, but Boldt's apple pic Ia
goodr'--Adv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-07
CLUBS FOR MONDAY


womcn's King County Republican
Club
The womcn's King County Repub
lican club will meet Monday noon Mt
Mev.s cafeteria senator r. II.
cariyon and Captain william J.
Coyie viii be the speakers. Frederic
Weiderricht. tenor. will contribute
the music Public invited
ElxJc Lincoln B~uctiict Club
The Eisls Lincoln Benedict club
will meet at tho homo Of Se;us c.
Lee. 31i3 Eastlake ave. on Monday.
August ., at 9 p. m Take ElStiake
car, got off at Firman ave-
Ovcrseas Club
The Overseas club will hold q sum
mer dance Monday evening at sac
at Mooso temple. The COMMITTEES IN
charge Ii headed by MIsa Gcnevievc
Grant
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
Canadian womens Club
Tho Canadian women's club win
meet Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock
to discuss important business In the
Eastern Star club room. 1920 Arcade
building.
Womcn's Auxiliary Rainier Post
Womcn's Auxiliary 10 Rainier Post
No. 81. American Legion. will meet
In Veterans hall, the Armory. next
Thursday at y. m.
North Park improvement Club
An entertainment and get-to-gcther
rally win be held this evening ut q
O'Clock by the North Park improve
ment club In tho club rooms, N.
io5th St and Fremont ave.
Nu.Lifc Club
The NuLdfe club will meet Thurs.
>>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
where she has spent most OF the
| summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Kinzsr and
two sons are enjoying q motor
jaunt 10 Vancouver. u. c.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Robert Donald Nc.
Ausiand are receiving messages OF
congratulation on tho birth OF a
daughter yesterday In tho Swedish
hospital
Mr.. and Ms. james d. Dole and
family OF Honolulu are guests a,
the Hotel Washington for a few
days
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene G. Kinncar
are receiving congratulations on the
birth OF a son Sunday. Aug. /. In
the Swedish hospital
Mrs. r.. II. Adams returned yes
terday from Portland. where she has
spent a few days with friends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-07
Mrs. Tracy Guest Of
Honor

Fourteen members Of the Junior
Prae4ics club have been invited by
Mn Thomas Stimson to luncheon
Monday II the Sunset club for the
PLEASURE Of Mrs. Walter Tracy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-07

oh. give me some more Of Aal
coffee. Jim Boidt.s-Adv.
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Lieut.. william Champion. u. &.
A., who has been stationed at Fort
Lawton. has received orders to re.
move to San Francisco and will de-
part on Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-07

Miss Dorothy Roberts of Boston
arrived in Seattle last Thursday to
remain until August IS as the
guest Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Roberts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-07

Mrs. Miller Freeman and Mrs.
Frank Case. with their children. re-
turned Thursday from n recreation
Of five weeks at East Sound.
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Mrs. James G. Huteson returned
Thurgday evening from East Sound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-07

Mr.. and Mrs. w. Dwight Mead
left last evening for Vancouver.
Is. c., to spend few days.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
Canadian Women. Cub

Tho Canadian women's club win
meet Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock
to discuss important business In the
Eastern Star club room. 1920 Arcade
building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene G. Kinncar
are receiving congratulations on the
birth OF a son Sunday. Aug. 1. In
the Swedish hospital
Mrs. r. II. Adams returned zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter II. Gaibraith.
who returned from an Eastern 80.
journ last week, were guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Philip McGuillam In 81.
Paul.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Guy Frink.
Miss Gloria Frink. spafford and Fran
els. Jr.. accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs
E. c. Moffat. left today for cruise
OF week around the waters OF st.
Johns island. on the Frink yacht.
(.toria
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-09

J. E. Clemens, Mrs II. II Alexander and
Mrs Charles O. Mccormick
This is the first Of series of monthly
teas to he given in the clubhouse for the
women whose husbands and fathers are
members and also for these who belong
TO the club classes. They win be held on
the second Tuesday of each month.
Mrs. Harry Clark Of the Sphinx Apart
ments was hostess for the business meet
ing Of the Nh Phi Epsilon Sorority this
afternoon. Annual examinations were
taken by the active members and final
arrangements were made for the Found
ers day luncheon. to be held Saturday
at the Columbia Club.
Women in the Campaign" was the
topic discussed by Miss May Louise
Ship this afternoon before the women
OF the home and education section Of the
Woman's Department Club. Following
the address tea was served, with Mrs.
John F. Barnhill, Mrs. John II. Talbot
and Mrs. Harry Van osdel acting as
hostesses
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Mccarthy of De-
troit are the guests of Dr. and Mrs. R. V.
Converse, 1921 North New Jersey street.
Mrs. Mccarthy was formerly Miss Hazel
Burris of this city.
Mrs. Wilbur COrtiz Abbott Of Cam
| bridge, Mass. is the guest Of her father,
Charles W. Smith, 119 East Pratt street.
The annual card party and dance by
Indiana lodge No. AT, Brotherhood Of
Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen and
the Pride of AT lodge 393, ladies' society
OF the brotherhood. win be held tomor-
row night at the Denison hotel.
A card party win be given tonight by
the Only Euchre Club In Musicians hall.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-09
Hrs. Housewife,
Do You KnOIC?

1. Where did the making of glass
originate?
.. How to test roasted or baked
chicken or turkey to know when 1t is
done?
s. How to remedy scraping or bind
ing in door?
(These questions viii be answered to-
morrow by the Houswife)
ANSWERS TO YESTERDAYS CUES.
TIONS.
l. Bread is a direct descendent OF an
old English word that seems to be re-
lated to the Anglo-Saxon word brew.
meaning broth.
2. An easy way to keep cream from
spattering when you whip 1t is to put
it in a small pitcher big enough to
accommodate the cream whip or egG
beater AID tall enough to keep the
scattering drops from flying about.
3. II vinegar and oil bottles and
cruets are badly incrusted inside, Ill
them with water and baking soda and
let them stand six hours. Empty and
put in little vinegar, and shake vigor-
ously-Coppyright 1920.
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ar> =
|f4 Society q

- .>aIph Suits, 1920 North Illinois
Street, entertained this afternoon with
crystal shower for Miss Helen Louise
Rapp, whose marriage to Glenn NJ Tin
dali of St Louis will take place Nov. is.
White chrysanthemums, combined with
pink roses, were used throughout the
rooms The serving table was attrac-
lively decorated with a centerpiece OF
pink roses. surrounded by kewpie dolls,
ornamented with butterfly bows Of pink
tulle, and lighted by pink tapers set in
crystal holders. The place cards and
table appointments also carried out the
bridal colors, pink and white.
Mrs. Suits was assisted By Miss Lu-
ellie Coppock.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs.
Mary Wood for the marriage of her
daughter, Miss kathryn Howard Wood,
TO Edwin Howard Bassett, which will
take place Nov. "a, in Central Avenue
Methodist Church. \ reception at the
Independent Athletic Club will follow
the service.
Mrs. Sam Compton and Miss Mildred
Sones, 1854 North Illinois street, departed
today for DeIand, Fla, where they will
spend the winter.
Mrs Forest Wells, S001 East New York
street, will receive informally this even
ing in honor of her sister, Mrs. Francis
Ellis, of Springfield, Ohio.
An interesting musical program was
PRESENTED at the tea given fer the women
of the Independent Athletic Club, IN the
clubhouse, this afternoon.
The numbers included musical mono
Iocues. 1.-THE Wind and the Rose" and
''The Tragedy of Two Flowers" given by
Mrs. E H. Katterhenry; group OF Riley
readings by Mrs. Charles koehring !;
''Passpied" Delibes). "Legende" tMelar-
tien), by Miss Cyrilla Hines, pianist (;
Chalis dances, the dragon Fly" and
..Fleur de lis by Mrs. Elliott -Hadley !;
Break o. Day. (Sanderson), There Are
Fairies in the Bottom of My Garden"
Miss Eleanor Barker gave a talk on
1.-THE Stranger Within Our Gates" bring
ing to the women a thoughtful survey Of
the immigration question and conditions
among the foreign speaking people, who
are in America.
The rooms were attractive with masses
Of greenery and baskets Of deep pink
carnations.
The committee in charge Of arrange
ments included Mrs. George W. Lips,
chairman; Mrs. E. H. Katterhenry, Mrs.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-09
Woman FOils Plan
to Kidnap Children

Special to The Timse.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Nov. 9.--Benjamin
Lockhart, former resident of this city,
was baked in an attempt to kidnap his
two children, Ida and Matte Lockhard.
ii and IL years old, respectively, from
the Childrens Home here Sunday, by
Miss lisa Masters, county probation
officer.
Lockhard is now confined in the
Tippecanoe County Jail awaiting the
action Of the grand Jury. He took the
children TO Linden and was followed By
the probation officer who placed him
under arrest. when she learned that he
had purchased tickets for Louisville.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-09
MeetinUS

Francis Review, No. s. w. b. A., OF
Maccabees, will hold card party TO
morrow afternoon at 1877 West North
street.
Wednesday Needle Club. Pythian Sis
tiers, Myrtle Temple, No. 7. win meet
with Mrs. Dollie Clements. 2610 Brook
side avenue, Wednesday afternoon.
T. W. Bennett Circle, No. %, Ladies
Of the G. A. r., will meet tonight on the
fourth floor of the court house.
The contest for the State dancing
championship will be held In Machin-
lists hall Friday night. A prize will be
given by the Machinists' organization
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-09
Gary City Clerk Is
Found With Shortage

GARY, Ind. Nov. 9.-Herbert G. Fran
els. city clerk here, is almost 5000 short
in his accounts, according to the report
sent to the state Board of Accounts to.
day by Examiners II. o. Studebaker and
C. weybriet. During, his first term ex
aminers found a shortage of $500 in his
accounts, but friends made up the short
age then. A $1,000 bond required by
law, which was on fiIe in the Office OF
the city comptroller at one time has mys-
teriously disappeared