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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-08

Campfire girls OF the second pc
Rod have planned a mammoth pa
Eeant OF health at Camp scnlth sun
day. Characters representing sun.
shine. flowers. butterflies. blueblrds.
various athletic diversions and rev.
erni aspects OF nnturnl beauty. such
as mountains and trees. have been
assigned 10 their roles.
Hound for the camp. special
boat, tho Kingston, win leave Col.
man dock at 1870 n. m. Sunday. ar.
irving Mt iJb p. m. Girls are asked
10 bring a boat lunch m no dinner
will he served at camp. Afternoon
refreshments win DO served. The
boat viii leave again at p. m.
The monthly meeting of the
ScribeS association will be held
Tuesday. July ~. at : p. m. ut local
headquarters. Every group hhould
10 represented
Tho Junior GuardianH association
will hold It's monthly meeting Mt
headquarters, Tuesday. July IL. at
! .. m. There will be a good pro
gram and all Junior Guardians are
urged 10 como. Miss Brown win
come 10 town. Bring cup and picnic
lunch.
"wednesday. June 18th. the Ahwnn.
dah girls served at tea given by
Mrs. John y. Main. tho mother OF
their guardian. Friday. July 9. a
meeting was held at tho home
Of Alice Turner. at which they
worked on the count book. Satur.
day. July .. two Of the Ahwandahs
win serve at the orthop-dlc tea shop,
under the auspices Of the Renton nm
guild.
Friday, July 1. the Lltahni Camp
Fire presented one of It's best cere-
moniai meetings The girls filed In.
and after singing ''Oh. We Cheer"
the candles OF Work. Health and
Love were lit. After singing Burn.
Fire Burn" Esther wohlgnmuth.
the guardian. Initiated tho new camp
under the guardianship OF Miss
Ruth Emerson. After the cere'
moniai. the girls played games In the
gymnasium
Friday evening. July I. ranks and
honorn were awarded those girls de-
serving them at the hugo council
fire before tho fireplace In Rounds
han. Thirtyfour girls received the
wohrlo order. the highest honor
Scalth riri can win. with tho exoep'
tiou Of tho gold medal. given
Eleanor Caldwell as the b@xt camp
or. Those receiving wohelo order
were. Louise Gibbs. Eva Cole. Ma
bel Furry. Virginia Leekicy. Elsa
Schubert. Ameii. Nichols. Janet
Henry. Masa furfya. Katheryn Al
len. Helen Dcibar. Peg Hazard.
Margaret Renshaw. Crispin LIP
pcncott. Beatrice Brooks, Helena
Casey. Kathryn Garden. Phyiiia
Kcrnper. Mildred Mcpherson. Helen
Gray. Gladys Seymour. Dadema
woodin. Marguerite Meehan. Mar.
Rucri,o osborr. Mary Parks. Eva
Hart. Martha Mrechafn. Louise
Barnard. airline Townsend. Barbara
Kelly. Eleanor Hale. Alice Olsen.
Mary Giiieland.
Twenty-Five wfris were given
beads for having taken their morn.
Ing dip every morning; Helena On.
nry. Gertrude Glimer. Mildred Jew.
ei. Marie Neaiy. Marguerite Nee.
han. Mary Gsliciand, Alice Olsen,
Eleanor Hale. Evelyn Hughes.
Phyllis Kcmpcr. Dorothy Nelson.
Martha Meachnm. Peggy Hazard.
Mary Parks. Margaret osberg. Re.
atrico Brooks. Mildred McPherson.
Helen Deibsr. Mary Tanner. Hazel
Small. Mabel Furry. Rosebciie Coed
win.
Libby Folsom received the special
honor for having done the best ar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-08
FRECkLES
Don't Hide Them With Ven: TO
move Them With Othine--
Double Strength.

This preparation for the removal
Of frockles Is usually 30 successful
In removing freckies and giving n
clear. beautiful complexion that II
Is sold under guarantee 10 refund
the money II IL fails.
Don't hide your frcckies under n
veil: get an ounce OF Othine and re.
move them. Even the first few appli.
cations should show wonderful Inn
provcment. some OF the lighter
freckies vanishing entirely.
Re sure TO ask the druggist for the
double strength Othlne. II Ia this that
is sold on the money.back guarantee.
Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-08
Charming Luncheon
Giue1t TOdQu

Complimcnting Miss Marion Wiley.
who returned on the Wenatchee
from trip TO the Orient. and also
to- honor Miss Eleanor Rounds. OF
Tacoma. who viii enter Wellesley
college this fall. Mrs. Arthur Hal.
lam. president OF the Wellesley club
Of this city. and Mrs Alvah L. Carr
entertained with a luncheon at the
home OF Mrs Carr this afternoon.
Eighteen guests were seated
around the handsome board. conferred
with a beautiful basket Of Canter.
bury bells in shades Of blue. the
Wellesley coiors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-08
Mr.. and Mrs. Lilly
Choose Assistants
for Dance

Assisting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II.
Lilly at the dancing party they are
giving this evening at the Seattle
Golf and Country club. compliment.
airy to Mr.. and Mrs John H. Perry.
Of New York city. win be MFR. and
Mrs. r Knox Roberts. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar L. Webster. Judge and Mrs.
Burke. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Charles Phillips. Mr.. and Mrs. Far.
well Putnam Lilly. Mr.. and Mrs.
wilmot Lilly and Mr.. and Mrs NJ.
Ross Downs.
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en-. and especially those bearing a
baby for the fist time arc much
better off with a ; 'olongcd rest and
only a very gradual resumption Of
their ordinary work.
The bent obutctricians are not
content merely TO usher tho baby
into the world and bring the mother
safely through. They expect 10 TO
turn her TO her home and family In
perfect health.
q. My baby Is not gaining. He
In one month old. DO you recon.
mend weaningf
A. No. decidedly not. unless a
good physician decides II must be
done. Try nursing the baby from
both breasts every time. strip
ping all the milk from the breasts
Ia important for increasing the cup.
ply. II then the baby does not go,
enough. give him n little fresh milk.
mixed with an equal amount Of wa.
ter which has been boiled. ana a
small amount Of sugar. Directions
arc being sent % you.
Q. Can you suggest anything "a
relieve the nausea OF pregnancy II
Il necessary TO 90 through this SUI.
feringf
A. Most women suffer from this
trouble In some degree. IL wears
Off after the first few weeks. usually.
Some measures 10 relieve IL are be.
Ing sent you.
q. Should a mother sing 10 her
bahy1
A. Yes. decidedly. II she win sing
softly. and without rocking the baby
at the Nam1 TINA Let him hear
good music and good stories from
his very earliest days. Babies learn
TO love tho rythmic sound OF poetry
read aloud long before they have any
idea of tho meaning OF the words.
Make the baby your companion. not
your plaything
Q. Do hiceoughs do q baby any
harm7
A. Thin trouble usually means that
the baby has eaten too rapidly. Tho
mother should remove the nipple
tsNts bAh bfFstt AttHfN
tho feeding. and should not allow
him TO eat too much.
q. What will make a chfid's hair
grow.
A. Proper diet and good health.
Cleanliness Of tho scalp and the
stimulus OF brushing with a not too
stiff brush every day are important.
II II In dry and thin. rub In a little
vaseiine or sweet oil every few
weeks
q Please give list Of foods nui,
able for a ,wo-ycar-old baby in sum.
mer.
A. am tust publishing an article
on this subject. and win send you
pamphlets
Q. Are Strawberries good for q
baby under two years Of artr
A. No. No raw berries Of any
sort should be given 60 babies. Tho
Juice Of strawberries and raspberrlea
may be given occasionally ~ the Der.
rtes Rre rire and fresh, but Il II
better 60 stick 20 oranges and prunes
for baby. Tomatoe juice. strained.
may be given.
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Cynthia Gr@ys
Consider the Ld1cs Of Nature-Few They Are T. 4
Efficient Remaining Unchanged Turnout TIL
Ages.
By CYNTHIA GREY

We all living under and By the lasos whatever our
station in life, oork. Nature Isn't IKE SheI
makes but fen os but every she creates remains I'M
changed uabro0ated Mrout the centuries Their keeping
jovboth it may be- their ignoring or dis
obedience failure disaster.
&c. phether making collars sermons digging,
bitches porting mathematical problems the rules of
the game the BE oro do weH using
all the ioiti grasp TO help for the jon Of
compishen rather than for the praise Of associates
Dioyers It's the spirit that counts. vi
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May suggest TO the prospective
mothors-whoac letters | NO much
cnjoy-that II will be decidedly TO
their advantage. an well as that
of the baby and their family. II
they win expect 10 stay In bed for
at least two weeks after tho baby
comes,
This should be followed by at least
two weeks of partial rceilning.
Many mothers make virtue OF
getting up and about IN a few
DAYS. and apparently few can do
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-08
Luncheon at
Sunset Club

Mrs william u. Gaffney enter.
tanned with charming luncheon at
the Sunset club. this afternoon. com
plsmcnting Mrs Scott c. Bone. wife
Of Governor Bone OF Alaska, and
Mrs. Harmon ID. Ryus. OF Los An
ecies. who Is the guest Of her sister.
Mrs. Albert Charles Phillips Covers
were placed for sixteen Intimate
friends OF the honor guests.
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Bridge Afternoon

With Miss Camille Mahoney az the
compllmented guest. Mrs. John
Buckley has extended invitations for
an afternoon OF bridge in her apart
ment In Adrian Court for Thursday.
July 81. Invitations have been con-
fined TO the intimate friends Of the
honor guest.
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Dinner Hosts

With covers placed for twelve
guests, DR. and Mrs. Henry A. Shaw
are entertaining with a dinner Mt
their home this evening, prior to the
dance Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Lilly
Ere giving at the Seattle Golf and
Country club, complimentary 10 Mr..
and Mrs. John II. Perry, of New
York city. who are spending the
summer In Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-08

An excellent astringcnt for the skin
can he made from two ounces OF co
lognc water. one ounce camphor tine
ture. onc-haif ounce benzoin tincture.
A teaspoon OF the mixture put into
the wash bowl for the last rinsing
viii help in keeping the pores small.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-08
Seattle
Society
Mrs. Solidoy to Entertain
With Bridge Tea; Miss
Gates Names Wedding
Day; Mrs. Gdttney
Honors Visitors at
Luncheon.

TToNoRING her house guest Mrs.
III II. NJ. Heckenhun, OF Alhu'
ouerque. New Mexico, Mrs. a'eorge
". sollday has extended invitations
for a bridge tea 20 be given at her
residence on Tuesday afternoon
July 10.
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Asks for
Formula

Dear Miss Grey: What Is the for
mula for making a solution OF picric
can be used as n oornter irritant for
grease or oil burns7 A MOTHER.
The diutsion Of hygiene and SAINT
fafion. United States public health
service. says that stock solution Of
pscrtc ocid. either concentrated or
q per cent. can be used. but a sntu-
rated solution Of epson, salts Is best.
Aluminium acetate IN the proportions
Of one ounce to pint Of ,oafcr cipes
good results The chief objection 10
picrtc acid L. that Il stains every
thing ycgotr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-08
University Commercial Club

The University Commercial club
win entertain 800 men from the u.
=. q. Idaho and Wyoming. with a
basket picnic and baseball game at
Denny field. Saturday afternoon.
and in the evening tho men viii be
tho guests of the Minnewatha club
at the regular Saturday evening
dance In chrls,ensen's broadway
hail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-08

$3.50 N*@1 AAA1 o1tiEt IL
and family and Mrs. Mary Terrell
Geisting and small daughter left yes
terday to spend a week at Mile,
River. Ore.
Mr.. James 1'wohy and Mr.. r.
rwohy left "Wednesday for a motor
"trip around Vancouver island. COINS
by way OF Port Angeles
Mrs. Henry Horn. OF San Fran,
cisco. who has been the guest OF DR.
and Mrs. r. w. Perry for som. time,
left last evening for Vancouver
II. c.. where she win be the guest OF
Major John Ross. U. \. A.. and Mrs
Ross for several weeks
Mrs. A. NJ. Dillon. OF Tacoma. rpcn,
"Wednesday in this city.
Mrs George Tiidcn LET, wednes
day to spend a week In Olympia
Mrs. George II. Diiiing and daugf,
ters. Margaret and Helen. left last
week for Eau Claire. Wis. to spend
the summer months
Mrs. Dietrich Schmltx left today
for East Sound 10 visit her mother
Mrs. James c. Huston
Mrs. Walter Wood and son, Mr.
Leighton Wood. and Miss Paula He'd
rick. who have been spending a fes
days In Portland. returned Tuesday
MIRA Harry signond and two sons
Irwin and Robert Morris left thi,
morning for Hunters Point TO b,
gone a month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank n. Shaw. oil
Chicago. win arrive In Seattle Wed
nesday. July 20. to be the guests ol
Or. and Mrs. Harry A. shaw.
Mrs. II. Graf and children and
Miss Rose Pohi will leave Sunday
July IL. for Manchester. where they
will spend a month.
Mrs. J. I. Durand and Miss Re
becca Stevenson are leaving tomor
row by motor for Keris,on. where
they will remaih for a few weeks
Mrs. George Boole and son. War
rem. lett yesterday for Saints Rest
planning to remain a week.
Ensign Paxton Old. Y. s. N. and
Mrs. Old, have moved 10 the Orange
Court apartments in Coronado. Cal.
where they will spend the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. frederick J. Grant
left yesterday for their home In
GAINESVILLE. o.. going by the way Of
Banff and Lake Louise.
Mrs. Charles T. Brehm and family
left yesterday for Delano beach
where they viii spend the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Scott and
daughter, Esther. have removed
from 1915 Madrona drive to 1887 sstf
ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Huribut ant
family are spending a few weeks a
| ,heir summer home at Hunts POINT
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JAPANESE WAY

Spread layer OF hot boiled rice on
n buttcred platter. Season with melt.
ed butter. lemon juice and finely
minced parsley. Poach half dozen
eggs, arrange on rice and sprinkle
with parsley.
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ADDITIONAL Ci.UBs


British American Association Picnic
Tho BrttiSh-American association
win hold basket picnic at Madrona
park on Wednesday evening. July
IA. All members and friends invited
for q real come together" Coffee
served at o'clock. Sports later.
Take MadronA car to end Of the
line.
City Fcderation of w. G. r. u.
The City Federation Of the w. c.
T. U. VII hold It's meeting ut the
Plymouth Congregational church.
Tuesday. July II. at ? I'M. An In.
tor~stinx program viii follow tho
business meeting.
Allah Social Club
Allah Social club viii meet with
Mrs. George Barclay. sf2s Director
st. "Wednesday. July 10. at . y. m.
Mrs. Minnie Wilson and Mrs. Wilma
Cooper. hostcsrcs. Cards and re.
frcshmcnts. All Eastern Stars In
vitcd-
Delegates Chosen for State Meeting
Five Delegates have been chosen
by the members OF the wonhn's
Auxiliary to Rainier Noble roat.
American Legion. 60 represent that
Organization at the state department
convention In Hoauiam. July it.is.
inclusive. They are: Mrs. r. w.
Harrraves. Mrs. C. r. Crindaii. Mn.
Malcolm Douglas. Mrs. Kenneth Dur.
ham and Mrs. Minnie !. Bragdon.
The next meeting OF the auxiliary
will be on Thursday. July 7. at 9
p. m. In the vefcranS hall. tho
Armory. The convention will he dis
cussed and arrangements viii be
completed at this time.
Jitney Dance
For The benefit Of the Educational
Center. tho welfare work Of which
II recognized as one Of the leading
factors In tho social. charitable an,
civic movements OF the city. a lit
ney" dance viii be given at Dream
land on Monday evening. July II.
The hall on this occasion has been
turned over 20 the hoard Of the Cen.
II ter. whose members Will act as pa
trouesscs for the affair.
South Beacon IIlIi improvement Cub
The South Beacon Hili Improve
ment club will hold n special meet.
ing Friday evening. July 3, at 8
O'Clock In Chrfgtcnaen'n hall. Mat
tcrs OF Importance win be discussed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-08
Marriage of Miss
Mccormick and Mr..
Preston Announced

DR.. and Mrs. Francis p. McCor.
mick announce the marriage Of their
daughter. Isabel. to Mr.. Frank Man.
iy Preston. on June 20. In Spokane
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston will be at home
In this city after August l at IT'S
35th ave.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Whiteldto
Dinner Hosts

Honoring Governor Scott C. Bone.
Mrs Bone and Miss Marguerite
Bone. who are leaving tomorrow for
Juneau. Alaska. Mr.. and Mrs c. III.
Whiteiaw are entertaining with a
dinner Of twelve covers at their
home this evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-08

MISS GREY viii rooeive rod
Nl erv Of thb department. ~
The Star Office ON TuesdAyr from
D 10 4, and nj other times By ~
poiniment. Please do net oos,e .
on other days than Tuesday ~
lezs you have m appontms
with Mrs Greg, - Doxpccte
visito~s interfere with her writ
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-08
Tea and Miscellaneous

ShOtCer
As a compliment 20 Miss Charlotte
Mann and Mrs. Clyde Everett Hud.
spefh. Mrs John Joor Locke VIZ en-
terrain with an Informal tea ar mis-
cellaneous shower at her home at
Hunts Point next Tuesday after
noon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-08
Little Tea Shop
Service

The Renton Hill guild viii be in
charge Of the Little Tea Shop Of the
Orthodepic hospital Saturday after
noon. with Mrs. Frank II. Van Tuyl
as hostess. assisted by Mrs. X. H.
Glass. Mrs. \. M. Pease, Mrs. John
+. Main and Mrs. o. -. Leonhart.
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Clubs
CLUBS FOR SATURDAY
A. u r.. NJ. r. Club

The A. II. u. NJ. ". club viii meet
at the summer home OF Mrs- Charles
A. famperts. sylvan beach. vashon
island. The members win take tho
\. =. Virginia ~ at pier 4. foot OF
Spring st. at $40 p. m.
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Informal Tea

With Mrs. Charles Hickey. Of San
Francisco, who has recently come TO
Seattle TO reside. Mrs. Alfred Rollo
entertained Informally at tea this
afternoon at her home.
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To Mend
Plaster Casts

Dear Miss Grey: How are plaster
casts mended7 RALPH.
sandardc rarnish Is the best ma
terini for mcndino plaster models.
Saturafe the broken surfaces fhoroiv.
press them trcU together and aiioD
them 10 dry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-08
Closed ON SATURDAY.

The Orthopedic Thrift shop will be
closed at O'Clock on Saturdays thru
the month OF July.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-08
SETTING COLOR

II tablespoon OF EPSON salts Is
added to each gallon Of water In
which material Is TO be rinsed. even
the most delicate shades will neither
fade nor run.
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Alpha Gamma Delta Alumnae

The members of Alpha Gamma
Delta Alumnae win meet at $50
y. m. Saturday at the home OF Mrs.
c. Il. Magnuxson. <bsi 18Th ave.
n. =.
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SAVE SOAP

When pieces Of toilet soap becon
too small for regular use they can
utilized in the making Of . shamp6
Jelly. Put them In a glass WITH
small amount Of water and they viz
form a jelly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-08
BETS

Boil beeis without cutting. In this
way they will not bleed ana become
tough. Feelings can thea be taken
OF easily by rubbing with tho hands.
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MRS. MAX VESTS ADVICE
ON THE CARE OF CHILDREN

Ms MAJ w., United states hidse. s...s. mother 81 n.
sots de.i wths
NAL viii " health
MRS MAN IVES, r"h STA" sa"hth
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DANCE MONDAY NIGHT. Lesch

park. auspices Jewish Peoples re
lief cnrnrnitfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-08

Now open-wHITE Farmers BSl
ton. Queen City Market. Fourth and
Pine. Meet the producer.--Advers
tiscment.
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COLOR

COLOR
II plush which haa faded In brusb.
ed with chloroform the color win Sc
restored.
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city FcsirrntIon Of w. q r. q.

The City Federation OF the w. G.
T. U. WI hold It's meeting at the
Plymouth Congregational church.
Tuesday. July u. at , p, IN. An In.
tor-stink program viii follow tho
business meeting.
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Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Huribut and
family are spending a few weeks at
their summer home ut Hunts Point
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-08

MIRA Harry sirrnond and two sons.
Irwin and Robert Morris left this
morning for Hunters Point to be
gone q month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank II. shaw. Of
Chicago. win arrive In Seattle Wed.
nesday. July 20. to be the guests OF
DR.. and Mrs. Harry A. shaw.
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Personal

Mr.. and Mira George II. Terrell
and family and Mrs. Mary Terrell
Geisting and small daughter left yes
terday TO spend week at Miller
River. Ore.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-07
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