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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-10-22
A PREACHER DISCOVERS SEX RE.
LATION

William Pickins, a colorerd preacher
makes the following criticism of the
new discovery of "sex relation" said to
have been made by New Jersey
preacher.
Says this critic:
"a New Jersey preacher says that
dancing is of the Devil, and to prove"
it, he make the very simple proposition
that if men and women were required
to dance separately, men only with
men, and women only with women,
there would he less dancing and less
interest in it. l have often wondered
at the mental ability of many preach
ers, but this white man of New Jersey
beats the whole bunch,-with the pos
sible exception of Billy Sunday, who,
think, made this same remarkable
discovery some time ago.
Now, dancing may be of the Devil.
for all we care in this discussion,-b
what we are dealing with here is the
absolutely irrelevant proposition by
which this preacher seeks to prove it.
Is everything of the Devil in which
men and women show interest in the
opposite sex than in their own sex?
If that be so, then what is there in
this world that is not of the Devil?
The home, of which we boast and on
which we base our whole structure of
society, is most assuredly of the Devil
by that rule
Let me apply this rule and make
few more discoveries for this preach.
er OF the gospel. There would be less
interest in church socials,-if men and
women held them separately. In this
very preachers congregation there
| would be fewer men and fewer women
and fewer young people than is prob
| ably the case now,-if he held separate
services for men and women. He says
| there would be less dancing, if men
and women danced only with their
own sex. Under similar requirements
perhaps there would be smaller Sun
day school attendance, and there
would certainly be fewer homes, and
practically no weddings. Weddings
then, are of the Devil,-for unless
there were woman in it, you could
ne~ar get real man in it,
"And you might go right on through
the list for this preacher has touched
the highest motive power of human
society. There would literally be few
err and less Of everything; fewer par
4H@ fewer parks; and certainly fewer
strolls in paris; fewer church picuics
and practically no church weddings
fewer preachers, fewer sermons, and
much fewer pews.
'The first man Adam, and the first
woman Eve, discovered all this lone
before New Jersey was settled as a
| colony"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-10-22
D. Lancaster, Jr., Deputy Clerk.

d. Lancaster, Jr., Deputy Clerk.
Ocala, Fla, Oct. Is, 1920.
The Board of County Commissioners
met in adjourned session with all
members present.
Petitions were presented asking that
the following persons be placed on
the official ballot as candidates for the
offices named.
Mr.. Dan Shaw, Constable for pre-
cinct No. %.
Mr.. w. T. Barnett, Justice of Peace
for precinct No. %.
Mr.. P. w. Collens, Justice of Peace
for precinct No. s.
Mr.. R. L. Timmons, Constable for
precinct No. 8.
VIM. A. Jeffcoat, Justice OF Peace
for precinct Nc. !.
The Secretary Of State filed form
by which Constitutional amendment
to be submitted.
Mr.. G. W. Neville filed duly ac-
knowledged notice that he will not &C.
cept the nomination for the legisla.
ture and requesting that his name not
be submitted.
The matter of designating the Dixie
Highway, south of Ocala, was taken up
and in view of the fact that the pres
ent road accommodates travel from sew
eral roads at Reads corner, being
more convenient to material deposits,
and accommodating a greater number of
people, upon motion of Mr.. J. A. Tai
ton, the present route of the Dixie
Highway from Ocala to Reeds corner
was accepted
The town of Belleview was request
ed to designate one of the four routes
surveyed by the State Road Depart
ment through their corporation as the
one which they desire to be designated
as the right-of-way for the Dixie High
way.
The route of the Dixie Highway
from Belleyiew, south to the Lake
county line having been viewed, mark
ed out and posted in accordance with
law. Mr.. j. w. Davis made a motion
which was seconded by Mr.. J. T. Hut
chins, and passed, that the road be
granted and opened on the following
route:
Beginning where the present road
intersects Lake-Marion county line in
section 30, TIP. II, s. +. "a, e., Marion
county, Florida, following present road
n. 20 % W. 1000 fit. thence to right on
20 curve (radius 2S64.93 ft.) for angle
21001, Qength curve 1050.S3 ft) thence
n. 1906 e.. 5S4632 ft) thence to the
right on 10 curve (radius 5729.65 ft.)
for 3012 length of curve 900 it.,
thence n. 2104S e. for 1O3O3.43, thence
to left on 40 (radius 1432.69) angle
23046. length curve 594.17 it., thence
n. 1858, w. 1905 it, thence to left on
20 curve (radius 2S64.93) for angle
56053. length curve 2S44.17 it., thence
n. 5S051 W., 3352.0S it, thence to left
on 20 (radius 2S64.S3 ft.) for angle
45047, length of curve. 22S9.17 #,
thence S. 1902 W. S677.53 it, thence to
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-10-22

Try Banner Want Ad for Results
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-03

Alfred Brown, famous swim mer, snapped with his entire fam fly, who are among the best o: aquatic performers in America Brown himself needs no introduc tion, as he was the first man evei to swim the Panama Canal from ocean to ocean. Alfred, Jr.. four teen years old and the oldest of the Brown children, also is swimmer of note He recently won the high school swimming championship for 220 yards Of Greater New York. Kathryn. ten years old, who comes next. 1. be yond question the greatest little mermaid of her age in the world She has performed so well in high and fa-cy diving that her parents are going to enter her in the Olympic tryouts. Francis, the youngest member of the trio, is Il toddling child of three. is com pletely at home in the water, al though he can hardly walk. No doubt he will be taking part in competition pretty soon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-03
CALIFORNIA WOMEN
 GOLFERS TO COMPETE

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Aug. B. With dozen or more trophies of fered for special features, the Wom- ans golf championship of San Fran cisco will be played here August 16.
 The title is now held by Miss Edith s. Chesebrough, of Burlingame, northern California champion She will donate cup for the best nct score. Others are offered by the Lincoln Park Club, by Miss O. Schribner, Mrs. Huber E. Law, Mrs. Alfred B. Swinnerton, Mrs. Robert A. Ross, the state runner-up, Mrs. Charles F. Ford; the northern Calf ornia runner-up Miss Josephine The Misses Hanchett, Mrs L. Strass- burger Mrs. F. H. Veil, Mrs. Mildred Pollock, Major George Sykes, J. w. Pauson, E. J. Bransten, Bob Lager and H. Roberts.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-03
DOES ACCURACY
 PAY A PROFIT?

Ask the officials of almost any successful business house manufacturing wholesang or retailing that question and the answer invariably will be YES.
 And thousands of successful business concerns includ ing many right here in Juneau and vicinity are using Burroughs Bookkeeping Machines to help them maintain that high standard of accuracy which is so essential to business
 Machine bookkeeping does away with the old story of late trial balances late statements and the heonth hunt difficulties that nearly always go hand in hand with pen-and-nk bookkeeping 4a .A,s ~s
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-03
YESTERDAYS GAMES
National 1eapue

National League At New York-New York ,, Cincin- nati 2. At Brooklyn-St. Louis 4, Brook lyn 1. At Boston-Pittsburgh 3, Boston 2. At Philadelphia-Chicago 4, Phila- delphia 7.
 American League At Chicago-New York 2, Chicago 0. At Detroit - Detroit 5, Boston ?; Detroit 2, Boston 1. delphia s. At Clcveland-Cleveland 2, Wash ington 0.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-03

You can, if you have property to sell, put some human interest in your classified ad.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-03
American League
Pacific Coast League

At Seattle-S Seattle }, Los Angeles
 7
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-03
BABE" RUTH POUNDS
 OUT SETH HOME RUN

CHICAGO, Aug. 3.-''Babe" Ruth, star slugger of the New York Yam kces, pounded out his thirty-eighth home run of the 1920 seaSon in yes terday's game against the White Sox. He is now nine runs ahead of his worlds home run record of last year.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-03
Pacific International League

At NictOfla-NlctOria ', NanC0uNe
 c.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-03
AMERICAN MARKSMEN
 SCORE NEW VICTORY

BEVERLOO, Belgium, Aug B. Incomplete returns indicate another triumph for the American marksmen in the Olympic contests. Apparent ly they have won first place in both team and individual shooting in the pistol and small bore rifle matches,
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-03
Pacific International League
CARD PARTY AND DANCE
National League

P1TIsh IIaII, Thursday evening. Aug 8. Prizes, refreshments, Wool ter's Orchestra. General admission, soc. Everybody welcome adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-03
NORTHWEST SWIMMERS
 TO MEET AT VICTORIA

VICTORIA, B. C., Aug. 3.-The Multnomah Amateur Athletic Club of Portland, Oregon, the Crystal Pool Swimming Club of Seattle, the Vancouver B. C. Swimming Club and swimming clubs in the North west have announced their intention to send representatives to the Pa cific Northwest Swimming and Div ing Championship contest. which the Victoria Amateur Athletic Club has secured the sanction of the Canadian Swimming Association to hold here Saturday, August IA.
 The entry list is expected to be unusually large and club officials say they will be disappointed if no new records are set up.
 You can, if you have property to sell. nut some human interest
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-03
Errors Always Mean a Loss

Loss of time late statements irritation of bookkeepers these reduced efficiency and usually money loss. sBut when Burroughs Bookkeeping Machines are post ing the ledgers making the statements and doing all the other figure jobs of the office these costly items eni mated The Burroughs keeps posting up to the minute, the books proved daily balances always extended on all accounts trial balances easy and statements in the mail promptly.
 Burroughs Machines mean speed and simplicity in bookkeeping but important they insure abso lue accuracy.
 When the Burroughs calls, fake of his He knows accounting nd can from perandnk 10 Burroughs Bookkeeping The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-27

New York.--when Miss Dorothy
Dalton. the beautiful actress who
was selected for the leading role In
that mammoth New York produc-
tion, "Aphrodite, was questioned as
to the secret Of her phenomenal sue
cess. she unhesitatlngly said. MY
comps xion." When asked further
details, she explained. Every one Of
my friends always raved about the
teNture and coloring Of my skin, and
lave no doubt but that my first
~ agement was made possible
y Ugh The reputation ! had ac-
q n for a beautiful compie xion
ayers are like ordinary rnorfaIa
I admire a beautiful skin as
h as any one, and In selecting
their casts they naturally prefer
q rse whose compIexions are attrac-
tise. think the best asset any girl
OF woman can have is a beautiful
skin and complexion. II In easy to
have this II one will spend only a
little time in taking care OF the skin.
4 girl may have Irregular features.
but II she Dossesses beautiful COM
piexion SIC will attract attention
anywhere. ! am always glad TO tell
any girl or woman just how she may
possess a skin like mine. Here In the
recipe Night and morning cleanse
the skin first with warm water.
then apply a good cold cream T.irka
cold cream / have found to be the
best) after massaRing n into the
skin take off the superflous cream
with a soft cloth. Then before going
out during the day or evening APP
alton which can be purchased yat
the toilet counter Of any up-to-date
drug or department store. The first
application Of this wonderful Der
wiiio will astonish you. II imparts
instant beauty TO the swim and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-27
INT v :! S SIC Ic
Lois Adler
Heard in Concert

Miss Lois Adler. Chicago musician.
~As heard in concert Thursday night
Of the Cornish school. with piano
playing that Seattle audiences are
no, frequently given tho privileges Of
hearing. Her Interpretations Of
classics approached perfection Of ex.
ecution and Of understanding.
Free from common errors. her
playing exhibited the moods Of the
composer. faneiful ray. spirited. or
softly suggestive OF the moodiness
expressed by the composer. She held
her audience every instant of the
excellent program.
Numbers Included on the program
were Bee,hoven's Sonata. opus -.
liszf rhapsody. Godownky's ar.
ranxemrnt of q sarahande by RA.
mean. MeDoweifs setting of an old
gigu-. Llsxf's Forrest Murmuringr."
and Fsfth rhapsody. four Walters by
Edward Collins and selections from
schumaon. Debussy and Rut4nstein.
Miss Adler was a student OF nj.
anoforfs under Calvin Brafnerd
csdy. now a member OF tho Cornish
school faculty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-27

makes q rosy-white complerIon.--
every one Will talk about II. find
" excellent for my complexion, as II
prote cts my skin In all kinds Of
weather. That's why ! prefer II to
all other toilet preparations and am
never without IL. Now that short
sleeves are In vogue you Will want
beautiful hands and arms. There 10
nothing like Derwillo for this pur-
pose. Many Of my professional
friends to whom have recommend
Cd DerwilIo use II in preference TO
fiers." Just try II once before going
TO the theatre. dances. parties or an
afternoon call and note the favora-
bl. comments OF your friends. Der
WHO instantly puts iifc-ilke tint
on your cheeks which defies detec-
der and stays on until you wash IL
of. Preparation does not affect IL
nor VIII II rub off on clothing; IL
also prevents the nose and face from
shining. It's wonderful for a dark.
sallow. rough skin. biackheads.
coarss po,ss' oily SKIN, freckles, tan
and for the instant beauty IL i'm
parts. over 100000 girls and women
are using II. It's absolutely harm
less to the most sensitive skin. Just
Try " once and you will need no fur
ther argument TO convince you that
mere is nothing Just as good" bet
pointed.
NOTE-DrugRists and department stores
everywhere sell Derwillo with the guar
antee that " you don't like II you get
your money back. IT Ia the one besutifisr
That gives sstisfaction at all seasons Of
the year. You can secure ~ Al ali toilet
counters In this city. including BartelI
and the Owl Drug Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-27
|7ISsagp|
ELWYN'.S BAND TOPS
PALACE HIP SHOW

Plenty OF diversion In provided for
every taste In the new and varied
show at l<oew's Palace Hip that
opened yesterday. A decided favor.
ite IL the offering OF Eiwyn'a RagO.
Marimba Band. the largest in point
Of numbers. There are four men
who play a variety OF popular mod.
ern and jazz melodies on these sweet.
toned instruments. and Jane Elwyn.
the soioist. makes a pleasing impress.
sion with her playing. using four
hammers at once.
There In no monotony In The On.
expected" the playiet In which
keane 4 Bsyes APPEAR. This new
version Of the crook play In full Of
confusing complications and ANUS
ing situations.
Coffman q Carroll are biackfacc
comedians who have some new and
funny talk that scores n hit
Zoiar q knox. "the pianophiand
and the jazz girl" succeed In their
vivacious efforts to Jazz 'em up"
Out OF the ordinary IL the offer
Ing OF Marie Sweeney and company.
Miss Sweeney makes an unusual APP
pesrance. emerging from \ huge egg
in . meet. and then proceeds To con.
sinue the unusual In her feats IA. an
acriaiist. performing on q swinging
rope and In her strong Jaw work.
Her Husbands Honor" wnh I'd
M Goodrich m the star. In the feat.
ure phosopisy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-27
Dinner Parties for
Miss Sulliuun

Miss Angela Hope Sullivan. Of Du-
buQue. Ia. the attractive niccs Of Mr..
and Mrs. r. L. Harrington. with
whom she v spending the summer.
wAs honorcd hast evening at . din
ncr party Of twrive covers given by
Aer uncle and aunt At their resi-
Gsnce- A similar affair has been
planned for this Saturday evening.
VITA Mr.. and Mrs.-Harrington again
octtne a. hosts.
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several days has been thu Euess OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold speidei. re.
turned today TO her home In epo-
kama
Misc Phyllis Harnlin. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. y. u. Hamhn. returned
70 her home last evening. after .
years absence. spent In school In
New York ard travelling abroad
Mrs Francis Guy Frink and Mrs.
=. y. Blaine viii leave saturday
morning for q few days outing In
Eastern Washington.
Mira Phillips Morrison. with her
children. Betty ana Howard. II spend.
ina several days At the Tacoma counr
Try club
MISS yiiahssh Lyman. Of Nansro-
neck. ~. r.. arrived last night. TO Wis
IL Miss psrshea sharplos for several
weekA
Mr.. ana Mrs.. Winthrop Hammond.
who have been spending several
days the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs,
q. C. Graves. departed yesterday for
their home In Portland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-27
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
Whls4 Part1n Pisnnsd b. SntSle
Inaee

Ths Seattle lodge. No. 2. Degree Of
Honor. Auxiliary. 10 the Ancient Or
der OF United Workmen. viii give a
special progressive whist party on
Tuesday evening. Angus, III. at o
o'clock. In Evergreen hail. Arcade
building. This affair wiii be in
charge OF Mrs. Lulu Baker. as win
the succeeding parties Of the same
character which have been planned
10 occur on the first and third Tues.
day evenings Of September. October
and November. Evening favovs. a.
well as two excellent favor. for the
entire serics. have been offered as
special Inducements for all the mem
bers Of the Degree Of Honor. A. o.
Y. w. and their friends TO be pres
enl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-27
Three Guests ito
BE HOnOred

Miss Eleanor Keith and Miss
Irene Fisher. who haxe been jointly
ccmplimented at so many prc-nup
ttAl entertainments. win share hon.
orr With Miss Alice Hoie. who u isav.
ting for the East to attend school. ~
= - to Be given Friday. September
-. from = until 8. by Niss Frances
o1dham II her home.
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Miss Lennon to
Be Hostess

Miss Ruth Lennon has bidder ten
friends TO luncheon Saturday. At the
Arctic club. for the pleasure Of Miss
Betty Craft. Of Beliingham. who Is
tho guest OF the Misses ksria and
Claire Stoltenbcr. for o few days.
and also for Mas Eleanor Keith. .
much fetcd brideeiect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-27
Tea bv the Misses Le,cis

One Of the most delightful recep-
Nicns Of the season wAz staged this
afternoon whsu MiS Gertrude and
Mis- Mildred levin entertained II
their homo IN compliment to Mas
Irene Fisher ami Miss Betty Craft
Of Beifngham- MAxsrs Of roses.
Eiadicti and delphinium In the ever.
popular and becoming pastel shades
formed . beautiful background for
the attractive ipnor guesss. A
graceful basket of the same favored
blcoms carried TIN delicate color
echeme to the tea table. Aitsrnaf.
ing at the urns wcrc Mira Wallace
f'redertck Duthie. Mrs Sidney Lev.
Is ce Clear Lake. Mrs Roger Bone
and Miss kxrla StoisenberE. assisted
by AfiEs Clatrs ssokenbnrg. Miss
<lArA Emory. Misc Elizabeth Hurt
hut. Miss Priscilla Anderson. Miss
Florida Singleton. and Miss Gladys
Thoms OF Everett
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-27
Mr. Kel7eher to Be Host

Preceding the dance 70 be given By
NJ. and Mrs. Fred Baxter at the
Yacht club this evening for the
p'easure OF their daughter. Miss Har.
riet Baxter. . dinner OF fourteen GOV.
ers viii be given at the Tennis
club. with Mr.. Campbell Kelieher act
Ing a. host
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Miss Gladys ThosAs ~ Everett will
spend this weekend An the guest Of
Miss Mildred and Miss Gertruds
Lewis
Misc Helen Brehm and Mas Mary
Hooper hate been pas sling the last
week at pelano Beach .-ncar Tacoma
Miss Betty Craft OF Beliins ham
whose bethrothai to Mr. Rober,
roiouse Of Portland we recently an.
nounccd. arrived In sesu tic last even,
ing 10 visit with Miss karla and Miss
Claire stoltenberg until Sunday.
Mr.. Robert r. Dwyery ,spending
several days In Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. corwtu Shank and
family will remove from their sum.
mcr horne at Manchcstor't tho first of
septsmber.
Miss Once Fischer ard Mbess flor.
ida Singleton viii dine this ov~ning
aboard the u. 4. 4. Mississippi and
will later attend the dance ~ which
tho officers Of the U. n. 8. Seattle
will DO hosts
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Edmund and
daughter Amorita returned wcdnes.
dsy morning from Vancouver. n C..
where they have been Waiting Mr.
and Mrs. Lester IL Patterson for
the past fortnight
Mr.. Frank Black sr. returned
Tuesday from . short tripsto Aiaska.
Mrs. sidney Lewis Of Clear Lake.
with her small son. Sidney Jr.. ar
rived In Seattle Thursday TO visit
Miss Mildred and Miss Gertrude
Lewis until next Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. fDbcr, wurtxberg
and son. Robert Jn. are departing
Tuesday for san Francisco where
they gill make ,hssr home.
Mr.. and Mrs Thoxnas r.. Phipps
and ANAL daughter. Jane. are re-
moving Tuesday from the saicrno to
a rrsidenee ut ga gist-ava
Mr.. ana Mrs.. Gustav Havers have
returned from an extend ed tour thru
Yellowstone National park.
Mr.. Bersram cass~is AZ the q. q
naval academy ~ Anna oils. Is en-,
pActed Co arrive In s~attle tho first
Of September TO enjoy a three weeks
furlough with his parentA Mr.. and
Mrs. A. W. casseia
Mr.. and MrA Morris Hayes and
Mira George Hayes rstnrrsrd Tues
day from a io-days Trip ar0Ind Van.
couver island
Mr.. ana Mrs. Do WITT Clark len
wednesday for . sfx-vcaks ssptourn
In Nov York and Bo~ton
Miss Ruth Lennon win leare Cat.
urday. September fourth. to attend
Miss Bishops school nj Ia Jolla.
Cal Miss Lennon IL piannhw TO
spend two weeks In san F-ranesu,o az
the guest Of her xrandmother. Mrs.
Y. y. Hewlett. before commencing
her school year.
Miss Helen Brchm win leave NEXT
Tuesday for New York. whore she
VIII study during the winter morahs.
Miss Josephine Vincent ~h, for
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Luncheon tund Theatre
Pdrtu for Miss Bacon

Mrs. stephen c. Cook will b. host
ess NJ an informal luncheon at tho
Sunset club next Thursday. 10 com.
piiment Miss Katherine BACON. who
10 leaving the latter part Of Sept-u-
Der 70 atsend Mis- F1neh's school. IN
New York. In the afternoon the
guests win enjoy the performance 1T
the Moore theatre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-27

PARIS. Aug. .7.--The work Of the
Partisan beauty doctors In riyaling
tho mythical fountain Of youth.
Within five days they have restored
to . Partisan woman whose age In
% all the beauty she had IT rs. Blu,
she cannot smile or cry. lest the
wrinkles return.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-27
TO TEST STRENGTH or MATERIAL

II IL very desirable 10 be able 70
test the strength Of n piece Of ma
teriai before purchasing ~ To DO
this. examine the raveled threads
Of the cloth and notice how the warp
threads compare In strength with the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-27

woof. or filling threads. A FIN. -
WIZ not stand the strain from :
heavy filling thread. Therefore,
terials woven In this way are no,
strong. neither are those which hsys
= heavy cord woven In beside . vsr,
fine thread. wy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-27

The Alpha Chi omssA sorority Win
entertain ~ luncheon saturday. at
the women's University club. 1T
i-5o o'clock. Reservations can stiii
Be made by calling Mira johnson
sherrtck. 1T North ssss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-27
mtornsdl Bridge
Luncheon

In compliment 70 her house. gusss.
Mis- Elizabeth Lyman OF Mamaro-
neck. New York. Miss Rarthea
0harpics has invited eight friends
Cor luncheon and bridge At her homs
usxt Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-27
BuxGop Mssetng BY We0ea's
DesnnrIafir Club

The womcn's Democratic club will
hold its regular business meeting ~
Meves' cafeteria Saturday. at 2 D. m
All women interested are cordially
invited % attend