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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-10
EDITORIAL
AUTOMOBILES

met together. the closing up OF
work made necessary by the war
having l,N void which is To be
filled hoy a study ~ conservation, llg.
uidtluu and endowment, ctC. The
tbhlo decorations wore of Russell
'u.,, ANA covers were laid fot Mes.
DANES John u NAN, Harry c.
Ashhy. John Murray ward, John
Weaver. Percy Collins. j. g. Chcnlr...
g.. H. S>lunct John a. Means. Miss
clara kJmball uud Miss Alma Reid
NeGlcun
Tho Tu'st Womon's club met for
us opening session Monday after
uouu tu the homo Of Mrs John ~.
lh.hIrds. with the officers iuclud-
lur Mrs J.. j.. Hutchinson. Mrs i.
benjamin Brown. Mrs .. H. Nc
turiy Mrs e. ~. Gump Mrp Will
Hm y. sill Mrs Iilah u. Lindsay
rui Mrs T.. W Mundt as assisting
hustcHsoa. Thutv-uluc members
aud three guests were I'm attendance
'ur the very pleasant occasion. The
decorations were uf Eollonrui Va
cation "reminiscences were given IN
I,spuns, tu ron call. Tho club
voted 60 sponsor the movement for
"a home Tor girls In this city. An tee
course wa" served with Mira Lind
,iy and Mrs Mundt presiding Jn the
dining room
Mrs n. A. Thompson and Mrs,
Robert stewart were hostrssoi To
the young m1trons of queen Esther
guild ot ths First prcsbytcrinn
church Wednesday afternoon In
Mrs Thompson's home Miss Flor
ouco ~ Hanson led the study on
THE Near East" and following the
program there was nm ENJOYABLE go
cial session and the serving of re-
fresh mcnts. Young matrons pres
cnt were: Mcsdamcs Charles Me
Curmlck. Putnam. r.. q. MnEnuson.
Henry Harris, G. Il. Fry Il. T.
stewart @. T.. Inhnd. Robson, =.
S. Luebkcr, Bryan and Walter Ditz-
Ter.
Girls ~ the Theta Bota Phi soro-
titN OF Henry Kendall college en-
trrlaiucd with a luncheon compli-
mcniary To the rushccs Of the school
Yesterday apcrnoon in the home Of
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Receptions

tbai. man 400 church foIl, ana
\ o,.i friends were guests a, tho nm
prg, "'mp-coming reception OF the
wb'oL FFeshytcrian congregation,
an was an occasion of last Mon
evening IN the church parIors.
rors including the elders. dca-
tbcjr NhH trustees, together with
ltgnb, NN'S' stood as hosts OF the
Ln1os, 81 which was one of the
fhggo,.. ..".Sant as we'll az one Of the
torv =, @tIaiia Of its kind in the his
c " ''st church. Rev. and Mrs
Cros",'' Kerr, Rev. and Mrs. HUGH
SSooeeSwCll Dr. and Mrs. J NJ Cor.
N,a, Dr' and Mrs. Francis Din ana
ass fIoronce Hanson received the
by ~ company. There was music
rg,r'", sunday school orchestra and
ser,. i"ents OF ices and cakes were
lhs vi uf young women and girls OF
con-. bregation. Assisting in well
wera ana entertaining the guests
gns, M'sSrs. and Mesdames f.. b.
EnsitoN J. NJ, Berry, Morrison
RnbH FRANK l.. Barnes, John W.
VIII, Mesdamcs Edward 4 Ross
I.E '1ia m r., Stahl, Harry Jenkins,
n, bowen. w. II. Hendrcn, Muir
lon1. ~ Russell, Grant r. McCul-
dscssn Tho church parlors were
chrysa,ed In yellow and white
'Hahlhemums and roses.
ana ne beautiful new home Of Mr..
.nss Mts Edward A. Ross was op-
for 10 large gathering Of friends
VIII. ."e ilrst time on last Thursday
Misani women OF Hattie Graybill
lerI,ohary society OF First Presby-
cen,t church entertained with re-
Mrs ~ IN farewell compliment to
fo, T. !. Bowen, Mrs Bowen, who
the many years has heen active In
leova Ssclety and church is soon to
I've for residence in California and
ao'e than 100 women called during
x afternoon to express their ap-
"es'A''0H Of her work ana to en-
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r. h'En'Ids, MtS' n. \ l',aln an"
M'SS ''SNlv i'"'"'N 'lu ''H
@nlS, MS ",vS OF l't 'it!n '<o""u ,n '"
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80 ~ h"N"'"' una M'S' vi. J.
'''"''' I'm
Tulsa Stars ,r,h oIf moot Wed
n,sday aft,tnu.n r Masonic h,Ii
at which tiuir I'm, lesson yifI b. ON
symbols and fov,.. isifin. urm
hcrs o' the order .f, iu,itrd tn hr
In attendance.
Tho opoptpr p,,,i,,y cr b,
TvrntI,tb Crninry ,r,i ,,lrr5utrL
for IN, homo or Nj ~ ~ stall
mrs. viii hc h,Id I'm the lnm. Of
%r[,r"r, ,vsnHc s ,,sf,,,d a,,,,,, ,,o' ~,
tb. ,hsrpr, nf Nrs s,,Iinr,s g.,,,.
in, ,i,y
Temple Israel Sistrrhuod viii hold
It's second meeting OF tho now year
.,t 81, Tu,.l,, ,ft,,,,,,, ,,,o,,,,.
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The NeW One,
TWO and
Three Strap
Satin Pumps

for they are new and we
want particularly to show
them to you. There are
other new styles, too, that
appeal to the particular.
Prices at this shop are al
ways moderately mod
crate we mean much less
than good stores usually ask
for high grade footwear.
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The anniversary of the founding
of the order of Lady Maccabecs was
observed Tuesday with one o'clock
luncheon at which so members OF
the lodge were guests in the knights
OF Pythias hall. Luncheon was fol-
lowed by "A short session OF busi-
ness after which there was a pro-
gram by Mrs. Anna Miller. Mrs c.
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Girls ~ the Theta iiota Phi soro-
tity OF Henry Kendall college en-
tcrtaiucd with a luncheon compli.
mcniary To the rushccs of the school
Yesterday afternoon In the home Of
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INT " SIC:
AV4 In Seattle
Conducted by
LOUISE ANNABLE
Miss Cook to Appear
in Recital

~ the First Methodist church. cor.
nor Firth and Marion. wednesday
night October -. at . o'clock, Mr..
Montgomery Lynch presents Evan
gciine Cook. artist pupil. In song re-
citnl Miss Cook IN one Of the lead.
Ing sopranos In tho Temple chorus
and posnenses dramatic soprano
voice OF great power and sweetness.
Che In product OF Mr.. Lynch's stu.
do exclusively. having studied with
no ono else. Miss Cook will be as
sisted by Miss Lois Wiley. ooniraito.
Mr.. Lynch gives these rccitals
monthly during tho season. and the
social features. such AZ the reception
following tho concert arc under the
,~~~>~~~~~~>>>~~~~~
wero not members OF the Good
Tcmpiars. There In a national pride
OF this organization. hs this Is the
only International AMERICAN or.
der which supplements the usual
mode Of government thruout the
world
Altar speeches shsrs win BE- ~.
Treatment SERVED. followed by dane
ing. A few musical selections and
Vocal solos win be given. II Ia said.
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Rainier Chapter D. A. r.
H0stesses at Tea

Rainier chapter. d. A. r. entsr.
tRtned ut the tea hour this afternoon
1t tho Sunset club. honoring Mrs
George II. Gobla state regent. and
Mrs. Henry McCleary. vice president
general Of the National Society Of
he d A. r. In the receiving line
were Mrs. Edward Burwell, regent
- Rainier chapter; Mrs. GobIe and
Mrs.. Mccleary. The hostesses for
ne Afternoon: Mrs. william X. Bal.
lArd. Mrs. Cecil II. Bacon. Mrs. Rich.
ard A. Ballinger, Mrs. Edward Brad
Icy, Mrs Hugh n Caldwell, Mrs. J..
y. Chflberg. Mrs John p. Condor.
Mn. Gilbert lie Baron Duffy. Mrs.
Henry c. Ewing. Mrs. II. Il. Holmes.
Ms. James d. Hoge. Mrs. Howard
JoSfyu, Mrs. Daniel Kelleher, Mrs.
Eliza Ferry Leary. Mrs. Tom Mes
Aag. Mrs. Milton G.. sturgis. Mrs
Leary and Mrs. Baliinger dispensed
~ hospitalities.
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ADDITIONAL CI.UBS


Classes tn Home Hygicne n BaIlars
The women Of Ballard will be
given an opportunity OF training
course IN homo hygisne and care Of
the sick. These eourpes are taught
By Red Cross nurrea.
The object OF the ocurxe h % n.
ford an elementary knowledge Of
personal hygiene and household sani
tation II win teach the methods
u PREVENTION Of communicable din.
eases. with their symptoms. and the
fundamental principles Of nursins. II
win prepare each individual with
such knowledge ~ WI fit her 20
intcIiig~ntiy euro for herself. her
family and neighborn.
Glasses win BE- held IN BAriard a
the Red cross rooms IN the city
hafi and viii begin ON Friday. Octo-
Dor 9Th. At .. m
Registrations can be MADE on
Tuesday afternoon. October 9th. At
the Red Cross rooms In the city
hail where . committee meeting will
b. held at o'clock.
Registration also being taken By
representatives Of local organixa,
tlAnx
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auspices OF the Harmony guild 10
the Temple chorus. a ootsrie of mu.
sic patrons composed Of Mrs. A. n.
Elford. Mira y. G. Armstrong. Mira.
r. A. Layaits. Mrs. w. w. Warren.
Mrs. J. u. crowther and Mrs Ger
trude Y. Brawiey.
Music lovers are cordially invited
10 attend this affair. there being no
special invitations issued and no ad.
misnion fec.
The program
A Birshdsy.-...H Huntfsrtss WesAman
Beat bonE.-. Harriet Wars
April Rain. .-...R Hunt,nr ton woodman
n........... Frederick W. vandsrpooi
on the Day Oct 10 Heaven.
......-........LAxa Lehman
Greatest Miracle Of An. David w. Guion
Miss Cook
Robin woman's Song tahaw~viso--...
........... Charles Wakefisid Cadnan
o Ny Hart 10 Weary tSsdesbda) .....
----.-------......... Thomas
Miss Wiley
BIRD with Q Broken Wing.
1890. ........,......f Florence Golson
Lfnsana Paroia fAfda).. Verdi
Miss Cook
Dust-Every Flower MADAME Butter
xs No. cssi .ca Nj: w,i.. 'a"ean'
The Nightingale Mas . Lyrs Of 0oid...
The Birds % North Again. 80 ,,
Allah ...--....-....... - "n'''
Tbs winds In the South.
-----..---.......Jo John Prfndls Scott
Mis- Cook
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Tea to Compliment
Brides-Elect

CompIfmsnting Miss Helen Brown
and Miss Alico Fay. whose engage
mcnts have recently been made
known, Mrs. William N. Gather win
Gntertain at tea at her home Thurs
~ afternoon. from until o'clock.
Mrs.. Robsrt Abercromby Brown.
Ma y. c. Ward. Miss Edith Dabney,
11iso HassI Landes, Miss Lsnore
.o3)oc1Ewell and Miss Sally Adams viii
~ - ~ hostess aboM the rooms.
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Womcu'u Heucht ASSOCIATION OF tne
Maccabees. win NEST this evening at
o'clock at the homo Of Mira. Anna
Legate. 2io2 1tth ave- a
narasrlors'. CsAh- Dance
Tho Bachelors club will entertain
with q Might In Cuba Mt the
Masonic temple next Saturday.
Elaborate decorations and enlarged
orchestra will be prominent features
OF the arrangements. which are In
the hands Of the following commit
tcc: Mr.. Vernon kiepper. Mr.. Harry
Bold. Mr.. Herb Mctzdorf. Mr.. Charles
BrickoIl. MIR. Bert Fry. Mr.. John
Brnxicr, Mr.. oprsar socger. Mr.. For
rcst Hart, Mr.. Louis Rothe. Mr..
Clyde Rogers and Mr.. John Miner.
chairman
Informal Dance IN Celebrate
Columbus Day
Tho Knights Of Columbus WIN
entertain with . Columbus Day tn
formal dance on Tuesday evening.
octobor II, In the knights Of Co
lumbun han room. In commemorar
lion OF the great discovcrer. Elab-
oais Arrangements arc being
worked upon and m augmented
orchestra will be- ono OF the fca'
lures OF the evening. All Knights
and their friends arc cordially In
viied TO attend what promises To bo
ono of tho MOST enJoyabie functions
given by cha, Seattle council for
some time past Tho committee on
arrangements consists OF Mr.. Edw.
Finnegan. Mr.. c Easton Conway.
Mr.. chaA. Mortarity. Mr.. Joseph
yidone ana Mr.. Frank oDnen-
Membership ENTERTAINERS ~
y. w. O. A.
On ocfobor 9Th AZ $50 y u.
thers win b tho first Of series OF
membership entertainments In the
lobby Of the Y. w. c. A. for the
b<uef,t OF all the members Of the
association.
There win b. . special musical
progrnm which win include the
Frederick a Nelson orchestra
Mr.. Carl croson win b shs
speaker OF tho evening.
l. An Informal social hour YIN foi-
low the prowrnm and rcfreAhmsnta
win Be served.
All members Of the Association.
husbands and friends. are cordially
invited 10 atiehn-
sesftis Lodge Ne 8 - CELEBRATE
l.. Tonight
Seattle Lodge No. L N branch
Of International Order Of Good
TcmplArs. Win hold its Stth ami
vsr~ary celebration on Monday
October 9TH, at O'Clock p. m In
III O. q. r. Han. AZ 10, Virginia
VI. Prominent speakers Of men and
women will speak on the activities
Of tho Lodge In this state and
abroad.
II win b rrmsuhered sisat The IN
trrnationni Order Of Good Tcmplaru
originated IN 1891. from the minds
az . re- printer boys In the city
Of Utica In the old haif which
was known as -riumer's Hail. nj
tho 4. w. corner Of Flint and Main
nss. was the first meeting held by
tho Tempiars Of this city. II was
IN 1859 ,fAs q group OF men pledged
themselves for . lifelong abstinence
| ana as q result OF that this STATE
went very strong prohibition There
are but 4 few busine- men who
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and 1t The urns MA Raymond
Wright. MrsL Archibald Clark. Mrs.
Robert Parker and Mira Albert Arm
strong win alternate Two little
giris. Lucy Wright and Katherine
Parker. win greet tho callers at the
door.
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DATES
To Remember

MONDAY. OCTOBER g.
Mt ana MIRA Lyman HcGe niacs-s
dinner fer the niaek Pryor bridal
party, presiding the rshsArsAi Al
the church
rUHSDAy. oCroHrB -
Miss Margaret Hutescn - BE nom
cred at tea. with Mira IL n Jar-
gems as hestes&
WEDNESDAY. oCrOuER g.
wedding Of Afiss Mary rryvr 70
Mr.. Frank uiihsrs niack as Trim
ity parish church 81 $50 o'clock
Tue marvtass Of Niss claire Me-
Donald 10 Mr. vtncsnt l.
sylliAAs<n II siss e'eieck In N
paars Episcopal church
rvExpAy. oCronER Is
Mr.. Edgar n nueknn's eeA fuv
Mra f>eary and Mira Mectsary.
from . 10 . o'cioek. ~ the Buck
Nm vsstdancA
SATURDAY. OfrunEH fe--
Miss Marian MeEvAn's mArvfAxe -
Mr. Keith Ytsken 81 sise e'cleek.
n rrfnfty Parish church.
WEDNESDAY. ocrOnER fe--
The marriage Of Miss Anne Hcsrnss
70 Mr.. William FORREST dccdfsl-
loo. al sac o'clock. tn the usi-
verxity Congregational church
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Nancy FarnsaDorth
Hostess at PARTY

Entertaining thirty little friends Al
her home. Nancy FArnsworth Wa
hostess At q merry party on Satur
day. Dressed In shs garb Of grown
ups. the small guests were most fas-
cinatIng.
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:: WOMEN'S CLUBS ::

Roll call will be Mother Goose
rhyme Mrs. Gordon Jenkins viii
present . paper on "Froebel. His
Life and Work. Jessie Gaynor
songs by Mrs. Ewing v. Colvin and
Mrs. Glen lie Master. Mrs. Guy X.
Jennings subject viii be Literature
for Kindergarten and Primary" and
Mrs. Roas &. Macdonald viii lead the
discussion on "Relation OF Kinder
Earten TO Primary Grado.-
u. A n study Cub
n. A. II. study club meets At 3
.. m. with Mrs. w. J. blackwell. is33
broadway N.
IAxlic~' Musical Chorus
The first meeting Of the ladies'
Musical Chorus win be held At iois
a. m. at the Y. w. G. A.. instead OF
chickoring hall.
Rrvnri Club
AZ 3 p. m. tho Revived club meets
with Mrs Charles l.. Parker. S.i
18th ava N.
West 0dc Womcu's improvement
Club
REV. J. n. q. Powers win talk on
-Psychic Research At the meeting
OF the West sids Improvement club
Tuesday afternoon with Mrw- q. WI
ins johnson. 3si5 18th st & w.
Aspasi. Club
AsrAsiA club meets with Mrs. W.
K Sickies. asia 10th ave. T.. Mt /
p. m Mira Victor zednick win be
tho loader Of the program. consist
ing Of Dawn Of Music In Russia. I"
folk songs and ecclesiastical muaie.
and Russian opera prior to Ciinks
0crsYcfswu PIT. A
The Ceorgetown PIT. A. Win meet
At tho school Tuesday. October 9.
at . .. m. In cooperation with the
garden exhibit Parents arc asked
to come early. Miss Julia Reible
win give . talk on a trip 10 Europe.
Reception for teachers and parents
win DO held and Entertainments
served
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D. A. r. Luncheon
Wednesday

Seattle Chapter Of the d. A. r.
win entertain at luncheon weeneS
day at tho women's University club
In compliment to Mira George II.
Goble. state regent, and Mira Henry
Mcclcary. vice president general OF
tho national society Of the q. A..
n The hostesses win b AIRS.
Ava l. Carr. Mr.. Oswald Brown
and Mira Edwnri Townsend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-04
BY BEuLAH MITCHELL COUTrS

- background Wicker baskets OF
nouo6 at either side. and for an
49, dignity slender ivory stand
- bare aloft flickcrtng taperS
non1lng their soft rays on tho TIM
nronnfve scene Woodland green's and
I'M maple srailcd from the arch
Wnyo ana broad windows converting
- whole into fragrant fail
mnpAon. Professor clifford Kantncr.
r. ~ organ. played soft iniproyi
mk1nns while the guests were being
0masa followed by solo,
alhouxhts Have Wings sung by
lEn d. r. Jarvis OF Everett. As
- Mende,srchEss wedding March
mnnasd, the bridal party entered. led
- Mr. Helcn Huston and Miss Haz-
r Archibald. Aftircd In brown seor>
mn11o gowns. embroidered in beads
Glminx3y fashioned Miss Rather.
- Kitttngcr and Miss Eima Col
- vero bchind. Miss Collins In
nnGool haus georgetse. and Miss KIT
1890 wearing = brown georxcttc.
~uneI1ished with gold embroidery.
~ four maids. who had been over
unna u servtos with the bride wore
uneurnod brown tuile hats alike.
- enrr1ed arm bouquets Of bril-
Nnnt uinneas marigolds and maiden
~ fsruaL Two tiny flower girls
1sounIasd the BRIDE Augusta Davis
- Betty Clancy. IN smart pink
nnA orenndie frockA carrying
nD1nfv haskets OF rosebudx and
6novogs Of ribbons Entering with
- fAfhor. the bride was charm
- d her afternoon gown OF fine
nuDwn net and chiffon The bodice
- eouches Of cream lace. and nj
- eir1ls . nAsh Of burnt orange
&nf1n Her hat was OF Blown
1navua With two ostrich tips. and
1noA with orange rope silk. with a
0oengplecs Of sable completed q most
nearnce1vs costume. Orchids. ophclia
0nooo ana white vfoiess composed
- houQuel Lieut. Tom Roderick.
n II A. Of Camp Lewis waited
80 - groom at the pulpit. and
- ,acharA Mr.. George r. Thcrp-
- N. Archibald McvitsiA MI.
Nv Baxen. MIR. George s,oddard.
~. q =. Davidson and DIR. waltsr
Knatun took their places with the
go A reception followed at tbs
unrue Cub. for relatives and In
1n~4o frsends Handsome arrange
nuan a nutumnAi blossoms and
800 were placed m the reception
IN "a craving room. vhers The
$50 ana groom Judge and Mrs
1ocheuesr, ana the bridal party re
uevuA. Screened IN one corner OF
~ han was . stringcd orchestra
V01cn played softly during the fes
C1v1t3R.
Ino - table a ons END u ths
Hruufne room had FER M center
wovt.sneAging BASKET Of yellow mari
m16p and baby chrysanthemums
"a WIN the ornamented brides and
roomas CAKES ~ either end Assist
- Ma Rochester during the after
uoun vere Mira AIbert Charles PM
-. Mrs. william A. Shannon. Mrs
~ G. Gilman, Mira Frank DeWiu
lRnek. Mr.. Charles FARRELL. Mira NJ
= Williams ana Mrs Edwin Davis
Iho brids douned her travelling
rnseuuns q midnight blue tricottn<
"A . small. ciose-fittfng hat Of vel
- With varf-hucd fathers enctSciine
- crown, and the young couple icf'
- their home In Frederick. Nd
LIN Rodsrick WIN 10 greatly missed
= social and musical circles. whcr'
G1ncs childhood she has held hs'
rS.s~xu~ Sha xrnp aha rNNU0a6
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Luncheon and Bridge

Mrs.. Frederick Charles JohnStone
viii entertain few friends at lunch
con Thursday at tho Sunset club. her
guests later repairing to her apart.
mcnt In Adrian Court for . game Of
brtdgA
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PERFUME CLOSETS

To make q perfume for bedroom
closets take ounce each OF cloves.
oaraway seed. nutmeg. mace and Gin.
nsmon. grind fine together. ubon add
2 ounces genuine orris root powder.
mix all together and put sons In
small bagrs scw up tightly and place
on hooks where clothes hang.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-04
Hduotreea Dance

Great interest In already betns
manifested in the next Coli club AZ
fair. which win be n Hniiowe'en
dinner-dancs. on Saturday evening
October %
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CUT THIS QUIT IS WORTH
MONEY

Cut out This alp. inciose win 70
and mail IL 20 Foley a Co. 2s3s Shelf
field Ave, Chicago. Ill. writing your
name and address clearly. You win
receive IN return a trial package COZ
tanning Folcys Honey and Tar Com
pound, for coughs, colds ana
Group; Foley Kidney Pills for
pain In sides and back. rhsur
matism, backacha kidney ana
bladder ailments: and Foley cAfhas
ticc Tablets. a wholesome and thor
opghiy cleansing cathardc for constS
patton. biliousnees. headache ana
sluggish bowels. Sold everywhcrA
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Miss Sally Adams
to Gire Tea

Honoring Miss Anon Fay and Miss
Helen Brown. Miss Sally Adams has
issued invitations for = tea TO be
given at her home Tuesday. October
IL. with calling hours from until .
o'clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-04
HE FEELS TEN YEARS YOUNGER

Any man or woman suffor1ng from
lame back. headache stiff joints
sore muscles. rheumatic pains or any
other symptom OF kidney or biaddsr
trouble. will b. interested IN THE IT.
ter from II. Bryde, s25 Garden st.
Hoboken, N. j.: II could mot bend
down for some years a. I can now
My wife had many . tins 10 put on
or off my shoes. obtained rclteo
with Foley Kidney Pills I feel now
NJ II were ten years younger
Sold everywhere.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Steven
son and daughter. Miss Rebecca
Stevenson. have removed 10 the
y. IL. swanstrom residence at 1924
Seventh ave- w.
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Queen Anne Study Cub

The Queen Anne study club begip
the new year Mt .. m with Mrs.
II. Goddard. 1ios w. Blaine st. Roll
call. Vacation Echoes and the
presidents message, followed by a
social hour.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Williams en-.
tertained informally at dinner Sat.
uEday evening at the Golf club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-04

Mr.. q. Alston Hoie. who n At
present located In Texas. In In the
city on business trip, n guest at
the Hotel Pennington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-04

Mr.. and Mrs. John Loor Locke
have returned from their wedding
journey and are occupying their
home at Hunts Point.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-04

Mrs. MarJory d. Draham Brown
has taken an apartment In Gerrish
Hall for tho winter season
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-04

Mrs. ~. p. Solner came over from
Bremerton Saturday 10 attend the
Roderick Rochester nuptials that
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-04
Browning Study Club

Members arc requested to bring
quotations from Book to tho meet.
Ing Of Browning Study club Mt the
home Of Mrs. J. u. Hin. 5726 18th
ave. N. f., at . .. m. Tho program
will be review OF Book OF "The
Ring and the Book"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-04

Mr.. c. M. Williams len recently
for an Eastern trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-04
GRAPE BUTTER

GRAPE BUTTER
Grape butter n sssy 10 mako and
IL 40 good with plain bread ana
butter and teal ANY kind Of grapes
may be used Tho grapes are
pulped and seeded Then skins ana
pulp measwcd together and sugar
added in the proportion Of pound
for pound OF fruit and sugar. Cook
,ill thick and put into jelly giasseA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-04

Current Century club meets At
2:3o p. m at the public library. and
a. this IN the first meeting Of the
club year. all members are request
ed to DO present Important busi.
Mesa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-04

Queen Anne Circle Of Child Con-
servation league meets with Mrs. /.
Van Buskirk. 300 Wheeler st.. at 1870
p. m Page 18 OF program book.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-04

Mrs G. NJ Seeley and little son,
Billy. are In Yalsina for . few
days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-04

Tho regular monthly meeting Of
Webster PIT. A. will be held at 3
.. m. A speaker from the Red Cross
nursing department win explain the
work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-04
4. o. r.. Club

Regufnr business meeting Of L. o.
r.. club at .. m. In Elks' club room.
New members accepted.