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New Britain herald., 1920-07-13

One man makes a position or an office famous. and after that the of- fico makes his successors famous Wichita Beacon.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-13

women'5s hats have been ruled a necessity by the United States attor- ney generals office. Now for n ruling on summer furs,-St. Paul Pioneer Press.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-13

Prohibition has not diminished tho number of fools who rock the boat The Sun and New York Herald.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-13

Washington had a quiet Fourth
 It will make up for the one that comes next March.--New York Eve. ming Sun.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-13

Palmer is in line for congratull- tion. The maulinE that was coming to him would have been pitiful.- Manchester Union.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-13
FACTS AND FANCIES

FACTS AND FANCIES
 New York is waking to its decora- . tive opportunities. A proposition has been made to wash the white suits of the White Wing street cleaners now and then.-Manchester Union.
 One man makes a position or an office famous. and after that the of- fico makes his successors famous.- Wichita Beacon.
 The fierce light that used to beat upon a throne has been toned down to such an extent that a monarch no longer feels the teed of green Eog- gles.-Birmingham Ace-Herald.
 M...
 Women'5s hats have been ruled a necessity by the United States attor- ney generals office. Now for n ruling on summer furs.-St. Paul Pioneer Press.
 Prohibition has not diminished the nurrber Of fools who rock tho boat. -rhe Sun and New York Herald.
 Washington had a quiet Fourth. It will make up for the one that comes next marCn.--NeW 1ork Eve ming Sun.-
 Palmer is i1 line for congra tull- ton. The mauling that was coming to him would have been pitiful.- Manchester Union.
 My heart is in the grave with Caesar" said Mark Antony and Will liam J. Bryan echoes him. Cheer up. William, Mark Anthony came to bury Caesar And you can do the same for Cox.-Boston Transcript.
 How can you expect to buy a cigar for five cents with vegetables as high as they are ?---Nashville TcnnesseaE.
 Debs isn't ono of those presidential candidates without any convictions.- New York World
 Now that the supreme court has de- cided that the president doesn't have to pay any income tax on his salary. the contest for tho place will doubt less be more spirited than evcr.-Tn- dianapclis News.
 If MT. Harding lifts the vice-presi- dcncy from ohscurity. he will he -laud- ed as a strong man.-Philadelphia Public Ledger.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-13

My heart is in the grave with Caesar" said Mark Antony and Will liam J. Bryan echoes him. Cheer up, William! Mark Anthony came to bury Caesar. And you can do the same for Cox-Bos'on Transcript.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-14

Mildred Sheppard. daughter Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. A. Maxwell Sheppard, 2124 Wal
nut street, became the bride of Mr.. Da-
vid Goodale, Of San Francisco, CALI
The ceremony was per ormed IN ~
Clements Episcopal lmnn Church hp,Tiv.lauder Twsars
ofiiciated. The bride, who was siven IN
marriage by her father, wore a gown
OF ivory white satin effectively draped
on one side with a jabot OF old lace,
family heirloom. Her veil, of old point
applique lace, which. was worn by ner
mounted by a coronet Of the same lace
with a spray of orange blossoms ana
extended to the end Of the long court
train of white satin. She carried
shower bouquet OF lilies Of the valley
am Miss Carolyn Sheppard. sister of the
bride, was maid OF honor She wore
gown of peach color charmeuse, trim
med with lace and carried a bouquet OIL
Ophelia roses tied with blue ribbon The
bridesmaids were Mrs. Courtlandt M.
Richardson, another slater OF the bride
tna % %pittmsn, Of 81. Louis, Mo, and Miss
Marjorie Taylor. They were similarly at
tired In frocks Of pale blue charmeuse,
artistically draped and adorned with
cream -colored lace. They wore large pic,
ture hats Of black velvet and carried
Mr.. Herbert Atkins, Of San Francisco,
Calf, wss best man, and the ushers
were: Mr.. Courtlandt NJ. Richardson,
brother law OF the bride Mr.. Edgar
M. Sheppard, Mr.. William Hobart Por-
ter, Mr.. Richard 7. Brown, Mr.. Irwin
A. Fiero, Mr.. Charles Norris, Jr' q re re,
BRIDES parents. On their return from p
weddins trip Mr.. and Mrs. Goodale Will
live in Berkeley, Callf.
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stree: and Fifth avenue. New York, will
include: Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Walter
Clark, Sd. Mr.. and Mrs. C. Sewall Clark,
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Starr. Mr.. and Mrs.
George. woodward, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
ward N. Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. Graham
Dougherty, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Har-
yey Dougherty, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank n
i. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wallace,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Gorham. Lieu
tenant and Mrs. Lincoln A. Passmore,
Mrs. John H. Wilcox, DR.. Charles A.
Gurrie. Mrs. David Porter Heap. Mr..
Clarence M, Clark, Mrs. Frederick w.
rayior and Miss Elizabeth p. A. Taylor.
Mrs, Robert Wilson wigton, of bss6
oyer6rook avenue, Overlook, enter
adelphia Country Club in honor of Mrs,
EDWARD Newton wigton, of staten Is
land, n. w., who is the house guest for a
fortnight Of Mrs Frank II. Wiston, at
selma, her home in Germantown Mr..
cupying the home Of Mrs. Wiston's par
ehts Mr.. and Mrs. Edw NJ, Smucker.
N OVerbrook, for the winter. Mr., and
mrs, Smucker who have been travelling
nresen, m Europe since % early in spring, are at
guests OF their son-in-law and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick ]. Cieminson
Mr. and Mrs. Smucker will shortly leave
there LOT France, where they will spend
WV "ihteI III IullleS.
Among the guests who will attend the
Hatnner tomorrow night to be given by
Miss Miss SMGseps Mssae " Wbi,s iGazSam' "a; in honor Of
nefore ,,.,f the knickerbacker Boyd dance,
VIII be Miss Florence Paul Kane. Miss
Katherine Hurd. Of New York; Mr.. Jo-
seph M Gazzam,, Jr., Mr.. Alexander
Boston, and Mr.. Arthur Hurd, o New
YORK: Miss liurd and Mr.. Hurd will
spend the weekend with Mrs Gazzan.
Mr., and Mrs Stevens Heckscher have
Issued Invitations for dance in honor
OF their daughter, Miss Lucretia Heck
scher. on November "a.
Mr.; Joseph Henry Poett Howard will
entertain his ushers at dinner In New
York on Wednesday evening, October 90.
Wilkins Carr, and Mr.. Howard will take
place on Saturday afternoon, October
%. at st: Paul,s Episcopal Church,
Chestnut Hin, followed by a reception
tins uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Dam
lei Haddock Farr. In Chestnut Hill Mr..
howard, who Is a graduats Of Harvard
University. was In command Of a SUBJ
marine chaser during the war.
=. Miss Virginia dem. Smith, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Dearborn Smith,
OF Spring Valley Wynnewood, accom-
panied by Mrs. William Elliott, OF Ard
more. VII sail on November for
Europe. where they will spend a year
travelling. Miss Smith and Mrs. Elliott
will shortly join Miss Rhoda Morris
Brooke, daughter Of Mrs Trenchard
Emlen Newbold. who is living abroad
this winter. Mr.. and Mrs. Newbold
sailed few days ago to spend a month
with NJ ss Brooke, who 10 at present in
Rome.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. B. Van Solver, of
Bethlehem road, Chestnut Hill, have is-
sued invitations for costume dance on
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-14
ALONG THE MAIN LINE

Mr.. and Mrs. Pearson 8. Conrad, OF
Summit avenue, Wayne, are on a motor
trim through Western Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Charles Quimby. of Wayne. en-.
tertnined the Garden Club, Of Wayne, Mt
luncheon yesterday. The members in
clude Mrs John Campbell. Mrs. William
Fritz, Mrs. whitlock Mrs. John Tillot-
eon, Mrs c. l., Warner, Mrs. Robert
Kane, Mrs. Dawson Yerkes, Mrs. Robert
FORBES, Mrs Glenn Schofeld, Mrs V. r.
Tilden and Mrs. Marshall II. Smith.
Mrs, william Shannon, of b0l8 Usage
avenue, entertained her card club at her
home on Tuesday afternoon. Among the
members present were Mrs Jack Et.
finger. Mrs. Albert MacChesney Mrs. o
swain. Mrs. Frank Marriott. Mrs. Will.
lam Cameron, Mrs. Thomas Canon, Mrs
John Dotterer, Mrs. Frank Crew and
Mrs, A. +. Gruber.
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NELSON-REITER

The marriage Of Miss Florence u. Rel
ter. daughter OF Mrs. s. A. Reiter OF
b1l4 Knox street. Germantown. to Mr..
Miles Edward Nelson. OF North Dakota,
VIII take place In the Trinity Lutheran
Shurch, Germantown avenue. and In
ernoon. the Rev, DR.. Luther De Yoe,
pastor OF the church, officiating. Mr..
Frederick w. Reiter will give his sister
IN marriage. Miss Ellie NJ. Reiter will
two cousins. Mrs. Jack Able and Miss
Iiilda Reiter, will be the bridesmaids =.
Mr.. Walter Rapthun will act ~ heat
man and the ushers will be Mr.. Harry
Losse ana Mr. Jack Able. A reception
Of the brides mother After n wedding
trip Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson will he at home
at b11+ Knox street, Germantown,
OOODALE-SHEPPA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-14
| MISS HELEN HARTE
WEDS R. E. THOMPSON
Marriage Takes Place at the
Church of Our Saviour,
Jenkintown

A wedding Of interest to society will
take place at I o'clock this afternoon at
the Church of Our Saviour, Jenkintown,
when Miss Helen Harte. daughter OF Or:
Richard Harte. of 1903 Spruce street
srS. sGs 1sGson " Ms noem. sa VII Ellison sss0s TSomp
son, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Thomp-
son. OF Haverford The officiating clergy
will be the Rev. DR.. r. M. Jefferys. OF
st. Peters Church, and the Rev. John
saviour. Dr. Harte will give his daugh-
ter in marriage and Mrs. George Put
nam. Of Boston. will attend her sister as
matron of honor. There will be ten
sridesmsids, who VII, inelude Su Miss iss
Miss u. Anto!nette Geyeiin, Mrs. Rich
ard Harte, of Boston; Miss Page r.
Anderson, Of Savannah. Ga. Miss Sheile
TSyubss Typbs Dawson. % n'o Of New YORK. ' Mr.. I'D.
mund Thayer will be best man and the
rshcrs viii be Mr.. Alexander p.
Joseph NJ Ewing. Mr.. Emile C. Geyelin,
Davis s c0SRsr as HorStio GTt MI MorFis afSf MT e.
FisSer, FHSsra Mr.. CHARLES Myers, Mr., Bar Barclay
McFadden, Mr.. Henry N. Platt. Mr..
ohsa r. narts Ss and SlSs Mr. & Gsorss Putnam
ana q veil Of tulle. She viii carry a
shower bouquet OF Bride roses, Mrs.
Putnam will wear a dress Of hydrangea
blue chiffon and q blue duvetyn hat
with yellow ostrich tips and will carry
dahl,as and blue larkspur. The brides
r,oids' d~rraos win hc ~ gov ch'~nn
and their hats also gray with yellow
Us,ricn t,ps. liiey Wal cary saower
bouquets Of yellow dahl as and chrys-
anthemuns.. A reception will follow at
Derry Brusk, the summer home of DR..
Harte, at Arlington. Upon their return
Thompson will live with DR.. Harte.
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. Caldwalder Franklin Evans and
her small daughter. Miss Betty Frank
lin. Of 500 South Fourth street, spent
the weekend at Asbury Park, n. j.
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Saturday, October 80, In honor of their
daughter. Miss Ruth Van Solver.
Mr. and Mrs. Utley Wedge, Of Ard
more. announce the engagement Of their
daughter, NJ IS Eleanor Wedge and Mr..
Alexander NJ. Dingee, son of Mrs John
II. Dingee, of Paoli.
Mrs. Frederick w. Taylor. of Boxly,
Chestnut Hill. is entertaining as her
guest for fortnight Mrs; Herbert
Chandler, Of Boston. Mrs Taylor en-
tertained at dinner last n ght in honor of
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin 7. clark and and
| Commander and Mrs. Forde A. Todd,
who have been spending the last two
weeks as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John
week for washinton, where Commander
Todd Is now stationed.
Mrs. r. Penn Smith who has been
visiting her son, Mr.. r. Penn Smith, Jr.,
at Long Island, is expected to return to
Castlefin, Bryn Mawr. somo time next
week.
Mrs. Adolph e. Santa Maria, Of Ard
more, who left fortnight ago for
Havana. Cuba, will be the guest for
some weeks of her brother. DR.. Damaso
T. Lane. who formerly lived in this city.
DE- Lanes daughter. Miss Lana Lane,
who spent the summer with Nor rot"tr
IN Havana. has returned to Eden Hall,
TORI esaaie, wnere SHE Is a stuoent.
YORK ana tss oky Is ssst o m to r NSw
Garrett daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Garrett. of Bard avenue, s, l.,
to Mr.. Norris Folger Hall, son of Mr..
and Mrs Lyman Beecher Hall, of Hav.
erford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Hayward, OF
St Davids. who have been spending the
summer at Manchester. Mass, return id
to their home last week.
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ALONG rHg REApINo

The first meeting for the fall and
winter Of the literature section Of the
Oak Lane Review Club will be held
tomorrow afternoon at the home of the
leader, Mrs. David s. Klauder. 6409
North Seventh street, when the program
for the season will be arranged. There
will be an interesting discussion oi
books read during the summer. The
meet today at the home Of Mrs. Thomas
w. jackson. Fifth street and City line
Mrs. jackson will lead the dlscussion.
Mrs. Elizabeth Findiey and her daugh
ter, Mrs. William Charles. of Nortt
spending the summer and autumn II
Ocean City, have returned to their win
ter home.
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NEfLSON-RIDOET

Tho marriage OF Miss Ruth Willard
R'dout, daughter of tho Rev. @. w.
Ridout and Mrs. Ridout, Of 1927 North
Twenty-first street, Germantown. to Mr..
Twenty first street. will take place at thS
homo OF the brides parents at 8 O'Clock
this evening. The brides father will
perform the ceremony. and Captain =.
j. Giles, OF New York. will give his
son. the bridegroom's sister, will attend
the bride As maid OF honor, and DR.. w.
3. Giles. OF New York, will be the best
man. A reception for the families will
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson will be at home
at 6327 North Twenty-first street. Ger
mantown.
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JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Tells Of the Thayer TcaShe Regrets the
Death Of Mrs. Churchill Williams-She Tells of
Various Happenings

"A MOTHER tea this afternoon, and q
q ~. Ii,o ono NJ tbati Mary II.
-, aa Ma'" 10 tn be introduced by her
Ihaye, AZ. and Mrs. George G..
parents mr. ,,o;r home i, Villsnova
lhagei, tho oldest of the Thayer girls.
YOU know, a sister OF Mrs. DICK Ei,lot'
Mrs. Henry NorrH, tne M Nouni'' ALL,
Rchnnei,,r Niarv is fair and very pretty
Wheeler. Mhrs Ii ns ni,arn, 80 man,
and has grta. ut nf dohutontca viii re.
ner. a hu'hosi hos and Mrs Tbaver has
ceive WIN ' tr;nnds to assist her in
asKeu se tha onests too
receiving '"'
.,,,. .,,,, % hoor of
TT WAS terrio'e '"o.A ". ~ !, r,n
i the death OF Mrs. Churchih W.
liams and from SO SAD cauIe, h,so ,Gn IN
know they had taken a new no" ,hora m
Chestnut Hill ana CIV VIZ ~ hnve % ,eaneS
In dav VT Wi VII nf tho norch Mt her
against the 'an ~ reat n moment
Germantown no ,e ,,,av suddenly. lost
and wheh uS couiI not snye herself
ner ua'o ono fceIs so much for Mr.. Will
hams. hrt to have IL happen in that
ssu,0aJfni way and to be the one to find
tor must have been a most horrible
.hocL for him. Mrs. Williams was a
charming woman and most aeVoteu
,nother. She leaves son, Francls
Churchill Williams, Jr.: who - STU
Sont nt the Chestnut Hill Academy.
",
w A., pronc;s ID Lewis. of
sA" M' ,,,,, A.. o,,o, aov wearing
Chestnut nm t,,n,a .nS of hinck ceur-
gette anu h0on;sr S material in front and
ol w." ,d chiffon formed the sides Of the
paJn nJ;oo CIV while the sleeves we're Of wide
nah uo"h, h,ock lace over white and were I'm
,sbed nj the elbow. Mrs. Lewis's hat
ne Mne' sort Of soft taupe color and was
Waved Mno bioh with ostrich feathers.
VIZ Wrs nob lie Contc was in Ritten-
,on,a sounre the other day wearing q
.,mnn;ng dark blue suit. The coat was
on Main lines, but the skirt. which was
un,bor short. was killed and very be-
coming. Her hat was large sailor
shape with bit Of droop to the prlh.
and was trimmed with dark blue MOWERS
the same shade as the hat.
80,
r HEAR Mrs. Alfred Norris VIII sail
/ tomorrow for Paris and will stay
there A short while after joining Doro-
INV and her husband, who are still IN
tbat rrcat city. Dorothy. you remem-
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FRANK

Mrs. Paul Hansinger. of Frankford
avenue aud Sellers street, has returned
from three weeks visit in Reading.
Thomas
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith, Of 54o1
Eadom street, announce the engagement
" their daughter, Miss Bessie Smith, to
Mr.. Alfred Wright
Mrs. Clement B. Webster, of 4s3s
Penn street, president II the Frankford
Blanch d ths N-rdiawur ~
entertain the directors Of the Frank.
ford branch at tea this afternoon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-14
STEELE--HINDMAN

An interesting wedding will take place
In the Summit Presbyterian Church
Germantown. at z o'clock this evening
when Miss Dorothy Hindman. daughter
OF Mr.; and Mrs. John A. Hlndman. OF
the bride Of Mr.. John Lyle Steele, Jr
Of Elkins Park The brides uncle, the
kew. Howard CampDeli, u. d., ot OHIO
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will perform the ceremony and Mr..
Hindman will give his daughter In mar
rlage. Miss Helen II. Hindman will
attend her sister as maid of honor and
G. Hlndman, Miss Helen F. Falkner.
Miss Alice Gehris, Miss Virginia Ro-
senheirn and Miss Elizabeth Cornell.
Mr.. Thomas r. Boggs will act as best
man. for MFR, Steele and the following
gentlemen will be the ushers: Mr.. j.
M. Steele. Mr.. William B. Steele. brothers
Of the bridegroom Mr.. George Eichel.
berger. Mr.. Hollis II Kirsch, Mr.. Mar
tin A. Brennan and Mr.. William Oehrle.
the Pelham Club. After January Mr..
and Mrs. Steele will be at homo at 6S1t
North Carlisle street
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

The guests from this city who
will attend the wedding OF Miss Mary
Frances Edev. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Winslow Taylot. Jr., son Of DR.,
Edward Winslow Taylor. Of Cedron,
Germantown, which will take place on
Wednesday at half past four in St.
Thomass Episcopal Church, Sixty-third
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-14

GOODALE-SHEPPARD
wedding OF social interest was
soiemnized at noon today when Miss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-14
FENIMORE-LOWRY

An interesting wedding will take place
this evening at the home Of Mr. and
avenue, when their daughter, MIss Sara
Marie Lowry. will become the bride OF
Mr.. Edward p. Fenimore, Of Camden,
N. j. The Rev. r. Paul McConkey, OF
the Gnston Presbyterian Church, will
perform the ceremony and a reception
will follow. The brides father will give
her In marriage. A robe of chantilly lace
draped over satin will be worn by the
bride. who will be attended by Mrs
Reid welcb Malcolm "
brother. will be Mr.. Fenimore's bes,
man. The bridegroom and bride will
spend The autumn travelling and will be
Mt home after November at 2717 North
Park avenue.
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GO1N4yaA 1agic1p EhslIQaSSss!I gama q Ate


Miss Mary wsterhouse. Miss Haze
Mcmillan. Miss Dorothy McIswan
and Mr.. William Mcmillan left yes
teriay for Lake Crescent TO be gone
several days
Mrs Henry c. Ewing n spending
a fortnight at Lake Crescent
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Harrison. Of
Vancouver. u. C.. arr visiting their
son ard dnughterin-Liw Mr.. and
Mira. Fred Harrison.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace ~. Richmond
trip TO Lake Louise and Bann.
Mirg Florcncp II. Reed Of Ennsts
City. arrived In the city last week.
and is . guest nj tho Hotel wash
inFton. Next week bfiu Reed Will
be- joined by Miss Ann Tschudi. also
Of Kansas City. and together they
will sail August as for Alaska far a
short trip.
Mr.. G. y. Brntnobcr. Of Minneapo-
lis. loft yesterday for his home. after
spending several days visiting his
brother and siater-in.law. Mr.. and
Mn J. T. Bratpober.
MR.. n william Crosby win ~
turn from Alaska NEXT wcek on the
4. 4. Spokane. Mr.. Crosby will m
turn later In the summer.
Mn. J. w. Cummings. Of ithaca
~. r.. viii arrive on saturday eve
ming. 20 spend n month as tho guest
Of her son. Mr. Marion r. Cum
minKs nj the Hotel Pennington
Asiss May Mcclellan Of ros An
grlcr. who has been spending the
summer In the city. In gucst at the
Hotel otla
MIR. AfrrSd Harvey. Of Ssondovi
Wis., who has been spending the
past eight months with relatives In
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ADDITIONAL CLUES
ArtiMn Picnic

Tho Artisan picnic win b. hs'd
Sunday. Angus; 20. acroaa Lake
Washington. Tho-e who 20 By auto
mobile arc Instructed 70 follow Mont.
iRks blvd and watch posted dirco.
tons. Others arc asked 10 meet at
Madison park at 10 a. m. where the
launch Thisii. viii meet the crowd.
Bring cups and lunch. tho Artisans
viii furnish coffee. Good bathing
beach.
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Clubs

by telephoninw Mira Helan NJ Ste
VEINS. Main bise. or other members Of
tho committee on reservations
Luncheon. 7so per plata
Tho following sr, tho committees;
Arrangcments--Mr J. II. Men.
donhali. chairman, Mrs. II. ". weskn
and Mrs. Henry Landea.
Program 49, MIRA NJ. II Hark~r.
chairman. Mrs. II. +. Flick and Mira
w. \. Griswoid-
Tickets ~ Mira Mary r. Wade.
chairman: Mrs Jackson siibaugh
and Mrs. Lillian Vincent
Decorations M. J. Carrigan.
chairman: Mrs. Arthur Crookall
Mrs. William J. Belota. Mrs. Donna
Baker and Mrs. Harvey Glenn.
Publicity - Miss Adella Parker
chairman: Miss Rose Glass. Mrs
John Trumbull and Mira w. 7. Per
kirs.
Rescrva tions--Mru Helen NJ ste
veas. chairman. Mrs. Oliver T. Erick
son. Mrs. y. y. raimorton and Mrs.
teorT~ ~. Idtu~neid.
Musi<--Mrr. y. y. Paimerton-
A table will DO reserved for the
pioneers In the suffrage cause In the
state OF Washington.
Flowers OF yellow. which m the
suffrage color. win decorate tho
tables. and tho program win begin
with tho singing OF Julia Ward
Howc's Battle Hymn OF the Rrpub.
lic." suffrage song. and WIN close
with tho star spanwled Banner
Mira T.. r. Flick. former president
OF tho Seattle Suffrage club and
president OF the Washington branch
of tho National League of Women
Voters. will preside Mrs Flick wac
onc OF the youngest women In tho
suffrage fight
Tho progrnm win consist Of srven-
minute speeches by tho following.
Mira Homer Inn. tho mother Of
suffrage in tho state Of Washington.
will speak on Suffrage Campaigns"
Miss Adeila Parker on The Col
iegc woman'a Far, In tho Cam.
paiEn.-
Mis- rarun k~nunll on lJonccrr
In Suffrage
Mrs =. u. Hughes on The Work
OF tho Seattle Suffrage Club"
Mrs. Libblo Beach Brown on The
w. c. I. Us Part IN Equal suf
frage."
Mira NJ. II. Hark~r. PRESIDENT Of
tho Democratic club. win talk on
What tho Democratic Party Has
Done for Sufsrage"
Mrs J. H. MendcnhaIi. member Of
IN. state central committee OF the
Republican patty. will talk on -whs,
the Republican Party iias Done for
Woman suffnGe.-
Tho luncheon win be open IN the
public. and all women who are In
tcrosted arc cordially invited
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DATES
To Remember

FRIDAY, Ar0rsr TO-
Harvest hsea carnival - Seattle
Tennis club
SATURDAY. August III
The wedding Of Mrs. Dorm Smith
Noble to Mr.. Norsoa Mckinley
Tauhtnan % Portland
SUNDAY. AUGUST ss--
Nj and Mrs ,. n. Rvssw,v supper
20 compliment Mr~ Lawrence
Hiahardsoa. hts KAthsrtns Je-
rome. Miss jeanne ISake Of
fi''shurg. ana Miss Eleanor
Keith.
MONDAY. ArCvgr ~
Miss Heien rhompsoa sDd Nr,us
Katherine Nibioek - sassssAir
~ tho tea hour IT the homo Of
Miss Thompson. henering Miss
Margaret Hansard. Miss Beth
poven. Miss HELEN sehwsssr and
the Misses JAass and Claire
sheahAn.
Beach supper ~ f.anshvrvs. - c.sm-
pliment Miss Eleanor Keith aud
her nsnes. Lieut. stewart Mack.
iin. e. > n.
TUESDAY. August 81
Mis-. Alice Hole 10 entertain 81
luncheon at the Golf eiub. csm-
plimsntins Miss irens Fisher and
Mas Eleanor Keith.
Miss katherins insitS TO- ed
shower for Miss Irene visher.
wK.D>fsspAY. August rS--
Dinner dance at Seattle CoR ana
Country club
THURSDAY. AUGUST 20
NrA James Garfield Fenton'n eyt6gs
tea At her rsxidsnoA
FRIDAY. AUGUST H.
Mr.. and Mrs FRED n Bavter's
dance 81 the Yacht club heasstna
Miss Harriet Banter.
friday. sEfTENnkW B.
Reception ZOE MI. and MA ryNnk
n Cooper at the Wemea's Tat
verrsty club. With the School
women's ieaxne a. hossesses.