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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-02-27
Girls Canning CIub Meeting

The mysteries and secrets O.
the "one-period cold pack meth.
cd" of canning were discovered by
the editor when he happened into
a session of the canning club a,
the court house Saturday after
noon. A half a dozen girls, hid
den in large aprons were busy
peeling and cleaning fruit, a long
row of jars filled with the finished
product, which did look good
enough to eat, and a steamer with
a dozen more cans of fruit being
steamed, greeted him. In a few
hours is girls canned more than
40 quarts Of cranberries and
oranges, some of which will be
entered at the fairs next fall and
will surely capture a ribbon.
Miss Keithline. the director of
operations, took time to give full
details Of how to go at the work.
ITS easy enough, all you have
to do is to follow the directions"
she said. BY this method we can
can anything that grows. fruits,
vegetables, green's. soups, meat
and fish. The food is first clean
ed, then blanched if necessary.
The h%lanching shrinks the food
and prepares it for canning. It
is dipped in cold water immediate
~ after removing from the hot
water. Next pack in the hot pars.
A syrup is poured over fruits,
which is made from sugar. Fruit
can also be canned in hot water
without the sugar, but the first
way is advisable if the sugar is
to be had. Hot water and a tea
spoon Of salt is added to vege-
tables. and just the salt is placed
with the meats. After the jar is
ready, the cover is fastened on,
care being taken that it is not
tight to allow expansion. We
have a table showing the time
which each fruit, vegetable or
meat must be steamed, the time
varying for each. For instance,
the cranberries which the girls
are canning today must be steam
ed 16 minutes. The blanching
for them takes one minute. Hard
fruits, such as apples, pears OF
ounces will require 20 minutes.
Poultry, beef or any other meat,
when canned raw. without the
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-02-27
preliminary cooking will take
three hours of steamin9.

three hours OF steamlng.
After the food has steamed the
required length Of time, the jar
is removed, and the cover tight
ened. The finished product is
then inverted and covered to pre-
vent bleaching. The method is
very simple and far easier than
the old methods. The cost of cam
ming in this way is often times
less than others, and is never
more. The girls in the clubs, who
have never canned before have al
ways had very good c and
learned rapidly. One small girl
who joined the past week, canned
her first lar this morning. Right
after dinner she was back and
wanted to know if there wasn't a
chance to can another jar, she
liked to do it so, WE'LL"
The canning club is a class Of
26 girls, some very small and
youthful. 1t was organized last
year and re-organized in Novem-
Der. One of the members, Miss
Sadie Heath took the first prize
and was the champion amer Of
the state during the year, and the
club is going after a larger list
Of prizes for this coming season.
Each member has a record book,
in which a complete record of her
work is kept. The cost Of the ma
terial the time spent, the number
Of quarts canned and the totals of
all. A yearly report is made out
and sent to Miss Keitrline, who
makes a report to the state head
quarters. This enables the men,
bers to know exactly what they
have done and the value Of the
canned products.
Detailed information about this
method of canning can be found
in the Farmers Bulletin $50, U.
S. Department of Agriculture.
which will be sent free to anyone
writing for it. The information
which it contains is we'll worth
the reading, and will prove to be
a great help to the women who do
not a by this method now. For
the man, it will prove just as in
teresting and will serve to in
.hcrease his awe and respect for the
housewife who is master of Gull
nary art.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-02-27
Richards and kCmaSter TO Hold De-
bates.

r. O. Richards, republican can
didates for gubernatoriaL nomina-
ton in South Dakota, and w. H.
McMaster, also a candidate for
nomination for Governor, opened q
series Of sixteen joint debates at
Mitchell, Monday, February 23rd,
according to the requirements un.
der the primary election law. The
|txo knndidntaa will dshate in Nil
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-02-27
Do You Want to Help Your
Income?

A large fire insurance company
needs an agent for Milbank. 4
chance for a young nan or woman
Address Box A. Herald Advance
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-02-27

lmme0lately re-aTfeSteO on tnIee
serious charges.
We learn from the Ortonville
Journal that Arthur r. Pufahl. wei
known to many of Milbank and
Grant county citizens. has purchas'
ed the building now occupied by
the Ford garage in Ortonville, anc
will take possession on March lst
He will move the repair shop from
the basement to the first floor anG
the basement will be used for stur.
age. New machinery will be in
stalled which will make the repair
shop an up to date and complete
shop. A full line Of Ford accessor'
les will be on hand at all times,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Bennett, for
merly Of Sisseton have purchased
home in this city and will move
here within a short time. Mr.
Bennett will start a poultry ranch
specializing in S. e. Rhode Jslanc
Reds. for stock and for exhibition
He will build complete houses anc
yards and intends to make tn
business one of the largest Of it
kind in the country. The birds
which he has exhibited have woi
prizes At the S. ?. state fair. tn,
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-23
Second Anniversary
Celebrnfed

Celebrating the second snnfver-
sary OF their marriage. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter q. Eckford entertained
number Of their friends with a
unique party At their home on Tues
day evening. The guests came. ar.
rayed In paper costumes. and were
greeted In rooms bcdecked with payer
flowers and trimmed clsveriy with
paper hearts Hearts provided the
evenings diversion. with a dainty
supper served At midnight The
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Meadows. Mr.. and Mrs. A II. VII
hanson. Mr.. and Mrs. Merlin Moore,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Dean. Mr.. and
Mrs. y. G. Hickman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Waiter Gray. Ar. and Mrs. John
Disdrichs, Mrs. Carrie Groeabeck.
Mrs Fred Walker. Mrs Frances
Mcintosh. Miss Mildred Hoy. Miss
Ollie Anderson, MIss Mary McMii-
Ian. Miss Ann Stack. Miss Alemeda
AcCutchcon. the Misses Margaret
and Louise Hickman, Mr.. Herbert
Mcintosh. Mr.. James Mckinney.
Mr.. Joseph Fox. Mr.. william wykes
and Mr.. Arthur Dfedricha
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-23
:: WOMEN'S CLUBS :

Mira Thomas couiron. Mrs. Eiw.rl
Rarnea. Mrs A. r. Russr. Mrs. W,
II. Donley and Mrs. William Camp
bell
Cophev Club Social
A vnrfed entertainment OF vocal
and lnntrumensh music. readings
and dancing has been arranged for
the Gopher club social 10 BE- nj tho
Collins rlayfIeid houre. tsth s. and
Main At. this evening. Each
member In invited 10 bring another
former Minnesotan. and a large. rep
rosontatise attendance Is expected.
Refreshments will bc served at 1870.
Halloween Gard rarty
Afiah chapter. q. r.. e.. announces
q Halloween card party for members
and friends Saturday evening. octo-
Der 30. in the Odd Fellows hall. Cards
will be played from . until 10 o'clock.
followed by social hour. at which
refreshments In keeping with the
season viii he served. Mrs. Adelaide
Anderson. chairman
Cot~rir Club Halloween Celebration
The Coinrie club win entertain
with n Halloween party Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-23

Seattle council No. ,tss Of the
Hecurity Benefit asrociation win hold
their monthly entertainment and
dance at their hall iios Virginia A..
Monday evening. october IS. Cameo
lunch and dancing will 10 features
OF the evening. Preparations for an
indoor carnival by an able commit
tee In under way. details TO bs an
nounccd later. The council II also
conducting a 100 membership cam
paixn. for the reception OF tho ma
tionni president OF tho organization.
Mfr. J. NJ. Kirkpatrick. OF Topei<a
Kan. who viii excmpiify the NOV
ing picture degree Initiation OF new
members win take place that eve
ming. Tho date Of IN. reception viii
also 10 announced at q later data
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-23
INT u SIC
HVB In Seattle
Conducted by
LOTJISE ANNABLE

On Monday evening AZ the Metro
poliian theatre the Italian comneo
ciaI club win present Hignor b zanon
tenor. and Madam r. Do Primo. pI
anist. In a joint recital
signor Zanco has been cancd No
worlds greatest dramatic tenor whiie
Madam DE Primo Ia considered pp
aniet OF unusual ability. Both artists
have appeared In many Of the 'ean-
ing citirs ~ Europe and have only
rs,entiy come TO America
II these artists sre greeted WIN
half the warmth which they received
In Europe. their success here VII %
assured.
Tho following program win b
given:
yrRsT PlRr
aeherpo IN " Minor. ....s....-.p -. Cncp.
EursnIs De Primo
Aria. Cello Mar. from Ia cioeorda
'-'-'-'-'''' s.,.io zaneo
fa) Ftud~ Noe,urns .......--.r y. Cbop's
fol Cavalier pha.ta stioue. 30. b. Cochfd
Eugene De Primo
Aria Come un bel al Magic. from
Andres chsrnlerN-. ...-.-. .oiofos.
sergio Zarro
Paraphrass. -Eugen onissuins~.- ...--.
........-.........T schsikovsky- ils8
Eugene Do Primo
Grand Aria from ''Tsrodlsds". -nacs>bse
Sergio zaneo
faj Prelude .......-.------ch'piA
tsj L<sginkn caueasisna-....-
MISUNDERSTANDING benststn-L<su9
Eugsnts De Primo
SECOND PART
D<sth nrcbe from 'LAmors def rrs
RE-. .MsntsmexA
Sergio ZAnco
fs1 Prelude for left hand 1890. .skrfhsne
(b) homenf muricsiss. hoerkoSsk
Eugenie DE Primo
fsl peree mon Anne f-skss
OBJ Ia chimsrs s'snyole. .-.-.~......
.-..............Eu Eenis De PrirnD
Sergio zanro
THIRD PART
Peasant Dance. ..-.oransdes
EuKenie De Primo
fs1 last Hour. ...-...s....A- W. krnn~
fbl MOI Non bseiarmi plu Il q. cepDaro
PsfAphrzne, "Rlxolstfo".. a. yerdi-LAszt
Euwenie DE Primo
fs) o ptsnto. o duol
90 Addlo per sempre. from -ots''c---
e---...s.s..-. u ftfuh
Sergio zanes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-23
ACHING c0RnS
\ EASILY REMOVED



Many Y otherwise plf Kant hour
singing ccrns ese painful
growths frrfcre nth walking.
dancing and othcqr pastimes and
have-s bad efHct the nerves.
This suffering However. In need
less. Al drug pres have now n
paint" which Il the pain OF corns
and cailouses lind at once and
causes them soon\r w up and fall
off. II In a Ned cacS Corn Com.
pound.
A snari Rite NJ cactu Corn Com.
pound. Cd ling only = few cents Mt
any drug store. is sufficient to end
dozens OF corns. Get II and be re.
kved- Your druggist will refund
yAr money II Il fails. a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-23
Miss Cole to
Appear Tomorrow

Lorenza Cole. artist pupil Of Marie
GashwciIer. will give a farewell con-
cert Sunday afternoon at the Press
Club auditorium. Fifth and Uni
versity. at 8 O'Clock. Miss Colo
slayed with great success in Ta-
coma on Tuesday night and y ieAv-
ing next week on n seven month";
concert tour. The program includes
the Schumann @ minor sonata. tbs
SehulzEvier Blue Danube waltzes
and compositions by Bach. Chopin.
Ravei. Busoni ard others The con
cert is open 10 the public .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-23
Halloween Festivity
at Golf Club

Heading the committee which
plans most enjoyable and alto.
gethcr successful dinner dance mt
the Golf club on Halloween in Mrs.
Trafford Hutcson- Tho committee
under her able direction includes
Mrs. J. G. G. Eden. Mrs. Hugh NJ.
Caldwell, Mrs John Henry Balm
ger. Mrs. Bert Farrar. Mrs. Robert
Greer. Mrs. Robert Wilson. Mrs.
James Hamilton De veuve, Mrs.
David III. Moss. Mrs. Thomas slim.
son. Mrs. Carleton Huiskamp. Miss
Rebecca Collins and Miss Mae Lee.
Many reservations have been made
for dinner parties. large and small.
with several No Host groups.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-23
Pretty Autumn
Weddinq

On Saturday evenfng, October 10.
At the home Of the groom's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A Warren. oc-
cured the marriage Of Miss Char
issa Abernathy to Mr.. IAvergne
Henderson. with the Itev. Prichard
reading the ceremony. Mrs. ". A..
Morrison, sister df the groom. played
the wedding march. Dahlias and
autumn leaves decorated the rooms.
After short wedding trip Mr.. and
Mrs. Henderson viii be at home 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-23
Canadian womcn's Club

The Canadian Woman's club win
give Halloween card party on
Tuesday evening. October 20. at 8.
in the Eastern Star club rooms, 1920
Arcade bldg. Reservations for tables
may be obtained from Mrs. John Ink.
ster, kenwood 1891. chairman OF the
social committee. or Mrs. c. T.. Cor.
man. Rainier 4s4-J. president OF the
club. The social committee viii have
charge OF the entertainment. Prizes
will he given. The social committee
" composed OF Mrs. John Inlxster,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-23
Bridge and Musicale

Mrs. Hartley Dodge Smith enter.
tained yesterday afternoon at her
home with delightful bridge mu.
sicale. Golden dahlias In profusion
adorned the rooms. where four
tables were in play. Tho musical
numbers were contributed by Mrs.
Henry shead. Mrs. Inez Morrison.
Mrs. J. Mccailum and Miss Juliet
Cualticri.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-23

Mr.. and Mrs. william Charles
Buell. arc receiving the congratuln-
tons Of their friends upon the arrival
~ "a son. october II. In St Lakes
hospital.
Mrs. Frederick T. Fischer. who has
been a patient in the Seattle General
hospital for the past two weeks, VIII
return on Monday 10 her apartments
at the Hotel Sorrento.
Mr.. w. II. Rabbit Of Honolulu.
who with Mrs Rabbit and his fam
ily have been travelling In the East
viii arrive In the city Monday. 20
remain until "wednesday. when he
will sail on the kashlma Aaru for
the Philippines. Mrs. Babbitt will
remain In the Fast. where her dausb-
ter and son are attending school,
Mr.. TIford Hutcson returned
this week from California. where he
went 20 san Pedro as the guest OF
Captain Moffet on the U. 8. 8. Miss
lGsippL
Lieut.. Commander c. q. Roener.
y. s. c. O.. who has been cruising
for the past summer In the Behring
sea. returned yesterday on the U.
*. =. Bear. and has Joined Mrs.
ftocmer at the home Of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross y. HIbler-
Lieut. Commander Frnn1s Amen,
u. Is. c. G.. Of the u. =. 4. Aison-
quln. returned yesterday from six
months eruiss In Alaska
Capt Hammer Houston. o. 9. A.,
and Mrn Houston. Of Valdez Alas-
ka. are spending a few days In the
city. guests Mt tho Hotel Washing
ton
Mrs. John y. Murphy ana small
sons left yesterday morning for
Boston. called there by the scrious
Illness Of her father. The date OF
her return Is indennite
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert A. Graf are
receiving congratulations on the
birth Of con wednesday. October
70, in Providence hospital. who has
been given the name Of Hugh Sher.
wood. Mrs. Graf formerly was Mis-
Ruth Sherwood.
Mr.. Alfred Bickford r. for u,c
winter months. tho house guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Thomas Dewey.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. 3. Schasy. who
have spent several weeks In town.
quests ut the Hotel Sorrento. de-
parted this morning for their home
In san Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-23

lowed At IN. waldorf Astoria. ane
tho bride ard groom left IN heii
motor for a trip OF tao weeks into
the Adiroueacks. after which thss
win be at home In Oneida whers
Mr.. Case Is affiliated with the
Oneida Community company. Ths
bride. . n,vorife IN social and col
iege circles. was graduated from
vAssar and the Emma Willard
school. and served overseas IN can
teen work with the Y. NJ. G. A.
Mr.. Case IL q graduate Of the Man
Illus Military academy and Of Sym
case university. and whlle IN service
In France received the CroiS de
Guerra and the Distinguished scrv-
Ice CronA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-23
Mr.. Strout Host
at Dinner

Entertaining for Lieut.. Jean Boyer.
u. s. A.. and Mr.. Jean Parmcnticr.
who are In this country I'm the inter.
ests Of the French government. Mr.
Edwin A. Strout. Jr.. was host at n
dinner OF ten covers last evening at
his home. Lieut.. Boyer and Mr..
Parnentier have completed their mis-
sion and are now touring the United
States, before returning to France.
Mr.. strout was with Lieut.. Boyer in
the battle Of the Argonne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-23
Theatre Party for
Sch00lmnf1a

Miss Mercedes Toriin entertained
twelve OF her Broadway high school
friends with . theatre party at the
Moore. followed BY tea at Hyde's
this afternoon. Mrs Oliver II. Tom
lin and Mrs Andrew VI. Lanson, Of
New York city. chaperoned the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-23
Birthdnu Celebration

f4ttis Miss Janet Lilly entertained
at luncheon today Mt the home Of
her par~nsx. Mr.. ana Mrs Charles
H. Lilly. In celebration Of her ninth
Birthday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-23
Mrs. Skinner Plans
Small Luncheon

For the pleasure OF hcr house
guest. Mrs Frank Tookcr. Mrs.
David Edward Skinner has arranged
n small bridge luncheon for Tuesday
at tho Sunset club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-23
Dinner Dance at Club

Celebrating their first wedding an
nivcr,xry. Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas G.
Warren were hosts At . jolly dinner
dance last evening ~ the Aufomo-
bile club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-23
Tarcsceu Supper for
Mr.. and Mrs. Du bnev

Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Turner. Jr.
have arranged a supper Of twelve
uDvers for sunday evening at their
Aomo a. a farewell compliment TO
III. and Mrs. John Pomeroy Dab
Uey. Who leave soon to make their
howe In Bcsson- Intimate friends
- ths honor guests have been bid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-23
ADDITIONAL CLUBs


The Security Benefit association.
formerly the knights and Ladies' cf
Security. Queen City council. No.
sos. win rive their annual masuusr
ade on Wednesday. October ~. at
the I. o. o. r. hall. Tho arrange
menu win Be In charge OF the
Queen City drill team Dancing at
. .. m Good music.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-23
Mrs. Hartford
Luncheon Hostess

Al her apartment In the MaximIi.
ian Mrs. william NJ Hartford enter.
tanned a few friends Informally at
luncheon on Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-23
CLUES FOR MONDAY


The womrn's civic club WIN met
az tho washlnEton hotel Monday at
: o'clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-23

Tho 18th semiAnnuai session OF the
Puget Sound District Court. Tribe
Ben Hur. VIII be held Wednesday.
November 10Th. Mt Fraternal hall,
isiih Fourth ave
Oriental Court No. 9 have com.
pieted the arrangements for this
meeting. Delegates and members
win attend from Bellingham. Ever
oft. Tacoma and other nearby
courts. An interesting fratcrnai pro-
gram has been arranged for the aft
srnoon. At 9 .. m. n banquet will
be served by Oriental court At 4
.. m. large class OF candidates Will
receive the full court degree.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-23
.&E0N'
DATES
To Remember

To Remember
SUNDAY. ocTorrH e.
Fret % ssr,e. Of musicale teas. 20
be heA BY the Fine Arts sssie,y.
OF the Fine Arts buiidiax.
Mr.. and Mrs Lester Turner's sup
per at heme FOR Mr.. and Mr..
Jehn femerey psbney.
MONDAY. ocronER a.
Monday rrsettcs eiue 10 meet a.
sac p IA. az the hsns ef Mra
nroa-.ais G n~ck
TUESDAY. ocronEk rs--
Mr., Lawrence Moss Arnaid's 6'rner
81 tbs boulevard Inn fer nl~s
vtrxlniA Cook ana Mr., cskpsr
CLARKE
THURSDAY. ocrunxn IA
Bridge snd silver tea at . e'ciecs
at the hesns % Mr-, "a c. Bses
Mr.. David Edward sstnnsr and
Mrs william g. Edri. to c.mpli-
men, Mrs trank rseksr ana Ms.
Gilbert Skinner with a reception
at the Skinur hemA c4liinG
hoars t,e untii zee
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 80
halloween dance at seattle rsrs,s
club. for reservations call Esss
Tsa
Formal epsnsnr % the rnis club
SATURDAY. ocronER 80
Halloween aiaa-r-ssncs az Seattle
oosf and csaniry club
MONDAY. NOVEMBER -
Mr., sad MIRA Thomas Etf-s~e a.
ent~rtAin at dlnnsr at the RAinier
club. eernpltuaarttag Miss virxinia
Cock and her fianes. Mr., caspAr
CLARKE ana the mennssrs Of the
bridal party.
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 81
The marriage % Miss virginia csek
and Mr.. casp&r u. Clarke In Trim
ity ehureh al sac e'eieek.
FRIDAY. NovENnER H.
Broadway uuud 70 have musicals
ard tea at the hene OF Nrs
Geory~ Warr~a bcoie.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER fe--
Junier 1aiia 81 the Ofthop>die noe.
pitat 10 hold rhaakasisisz dance
az tire Mssonse r~snple
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-23

The Ballard High School PIT. A.
VIII hold their regular meeting Tues
day. at 2;3o. Tho program at 3i5
yin be In charge OF the John n.
Allen PIT. A. DIR. John Hunt will
give lecture on "Goitrc." A clinic
will be held after the lecture 10 ex.
amino any children present. Musical
numbers will finish the program. All
are cordially invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-23

The Blue Bird Dancing club an
nounccs . series OF dancing parties
to be held during the season AT Rem
ton HUI club house. tn. first being
planned for October 2sth as a Hal.
iowecn party.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-23
Affairs for
Rctrnfhed Coriple

HIS vIrxintA cDok and her hAncc.
! Ur. cNspar Clarke. win be tho In
uD1FAkton for a dinner OF fourteen
uov<rn on Tuesday evening at the
Dso1.vAri Inn. with Mr.. Lawrence
1rnm Arnold "a host. As another
Ux~-auptiAl compliment TO Miss Cook
0nA Mr.. Clarke. Mr.. Arthur 1ati
Wer WIN entertain about thirty'five
- The younger set over the week
md II the Iatimer country home.
NorvAl Hall at Port Madison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-23

On Friday. october -. the Acacia
club for young married women and
the Ai,rua club for business women
win not have their regular meet
inEs. but viii attend the Halloween
party 20 be held In the gymnasium
at ! y. tn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-23
John u. Allen PIT. A.

John Il. Allen PIT. A. viii hold
their regular community meeting
Wednesday at 8 .. m. Mr.. Roy
Campbell Will give a lecture on
Human Engineering. Music and a
social time will be enjoyed. All well
come.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-23
Miss Fay

lived from New York
announcing the mar
&c Ober Fay. daugh-
.a.Mrs. John Purinton
bid Addison Case. OF
THE ceremony was
2 at high noon In 81.
i'of the cathedral OF
vine before a mum
and college friends
The bride was unat-
'rother, Mr.. Temple
groomsman for Mr..
-oming street tailleur
. Iaine. trimmed with
umed hat of bronze
ide was charmingly
'rfdai corsage was Of
SEA 4 luncheon fol
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-23

Mr.. Alfred Bickford iS for u,c
winter months. tho house guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs J. Thomas Dewey.
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AI' ,HtANh VI DthA'hHt fHthe
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their friends In the Cedar apart.
menta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-23

Mountain View station, WI meet
Sunday evening nj . o'clock in Cas-
wells hall The mld,~~et services
VIII be held wednesday evenings al
L pr. n. Sorvai. speaker
RaRRd Hish School Alumni
A.oriaktnu
Election Of officers took piacs al
the first business meeting OF the
ns~ school year 81 the Ballard High
School Alumni association. which
was held a, the Ballard field house
las; "Wednesday night Miss Ursula
Johnson was elected president. Mr.
Lyle Hawisy. vice president. and
Mas Elite Larson was reelected
secretary and treasurer. Mr.. L. r.
Bennett principal OF the high school.
addressed tho former students and
oompiirnented them on the good rec.
ord they had msds for themselves
sinoe leaving high school. and on
the high standard they had set for
tho future members of the ssnoria.
ton An informal dance followed
tho business meeting
E1sse Iincoin Bcnc<ISrt Club No I
Elsie Lincoln Benedic, Club No. 1
WIN met In Its new home. room
,s4-S Globe building. corner First
ave and Madison st.. Tuesday eve
ming. at y. m. All friends invited.