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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20
DA TIES
TO REMEMBER

WEDNESDAY. July 60
The wedding OF Mias charfotts
Mann 90 Nj, Haif Douglass ttaker
In - uarrabas chapel at $50
o'clock. followed by "a reception
At the home % AIR. ana Mrs. ed.
win o. Mann,
THURSDAY. july si--
Annual garden party for the henert
Of tho seattle nay Nursery az the
home ~ Mrs. Frederick nauamaa
Mfs John Buckley 10 entertain with
bridge afternoon al her home
IA Adrian court. honorinE Miss
Camille Ashonsy
Mrs John ioor fseoke IT.. viii en-
terrain with a bridge afternoon
~ the home 81 her parents Nj
ard Mrs o. y. Fisher. conpii-
msntinK hsr sister. Mfs y. q
Graham, and Mrs ~ y. iiuntings
ton. % Oakland. Cat
Mira william i'itf rfimbis 90 enter.
tain With luncheon at the sun
set club, compnmentinE Mrs 20.
ward W Eherio.
Mrs. Charles v Whlttiesey viii
compliment, Mrs ueorws A iinrd
with luncheon at the Sunset
Mfs Forrest nsiysat viii entertain
with tea at her home. honortus
her mother in-las Mrs. o a
nnlyest Of Ohio from ! until :
o'clock
Miss Helen Campbell 10 sniertain
the maids - her bridal party
with luncheon at her home,
FRIDAY. JrIN a.
Mrs John n Hush vtii entertain
with an Informal tea az home
honerips Mrs . v. nush and
Miss Jane nush. ~ Joliet. IN
Mrs a. D. sands 20 entertain ~ith
bridge luncheon honorinH Mrs
Peter Wilson. " Sacramento.
SATURDAY. July "a
Midsummer dance ~ the Aeatits
Golf and Country club
Miss Mary ifeien Campbell viii we'd
Mr. James Wilton ciaEua - tbs
home u Mr. and Mrs John
Campbell Al ki1e o'clock
TUESDAY. JtIS ga
Alss Jessie Keith viii compliment
Niss Louise Dates with lunch
cor a. the won,1n's University
club
WEDNESDAY. JtIy Ell
Miss Marie t-cghorn viii erterthfn
AZ luncheon eompiimoaiins Miss
Louise Gates
INT RspAy. July a.
AIRS John Collins a. cniertAin nth
Q reception az tho sunset CLUB
from Z until e'ciach. honoflnz
Mrs. nsbert " cDonts. Mrs y.
Eberl. and Mra John a. hooEe.
werff
WEDNESDAY. AuGrsr 81
The marriage % Miss Camille
Msheuey Go Mr. walter james
ward. in 81 Jossph's church 81
ie.se q m.
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ARTISTIC MEDAL is STRUCK
FOR WINNERS AT ROSE SHOW

from IL TO and Sundays from }
would know Mt first glance that they
were the work Of n man who paints
not for money but for the love of
painting
Romiiy Feddcn Is an Engiishman,
an n. w A. and r. y. II. Ills wife
II an American. Kitty Douglas. Of
Tarrytown. n. Y. Together they
travel the world over. writing and
painting. This winter he was In Call.
fornia. where he had several cxhihi.
tons Later he had one at Mac.
bcth's. in New York. Al present he
and his wife are in Aigiers. Their
newest book In The Basque Coun.
try Mrs. Fcddcn's newest work Is
translation from the French OF
Robins "L'Art- Both arc now in
our library. Also several others OF
their books The Bookman recently
had a picture OF Mira Fcdden In H.
Tho September International Studio
had story on Mfr. Fcuden.
Fedden was captain In the Eng
iish army and was asked by the
English government 20 paint some
war scenes but declined. saying he
had seen all he wanted OF war.
Mrs. George Edwards. a member
Of the Fine Arts. now In New York.
obtained this exhibit for us.
The pictures are for sale from
siio to $500. II ~ difficult to paint
strong in water color. but this artist
succeeds
How many times he used green
can be seen IN "2e." Yet the picture
has body and the color In clear. you
have TO be 'awfuily clever said
one artist. TO paint such water col.
orr"
Tho color is put on rough and
then sponged down. Tho heavenly
blue" as one critic called Fedden's
predominating color. is repeated in
many OF tho frames. These were all
made in Londop--a fact adding
value in some peoples eyes.
They have an "antiaued- look
that tho critics disagreed about
some said was intentional. others
that It was due to the stress of
travel. At least II Is very attrac-
tive.
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Attractive Tea
Given TODAY

Miss Miriam Youeil entertained
this afternoon at her home with an
attractive tea from /, until s o'clock.
II was In the nature Of farewell TO
her friends. ms she is leaving soon
for Astoria. Ore. to take UP socio-
logical work.
Baskets OF delphiniums. snapdrag.
|ons and japanese iris were USED ef.
fectively In the rooms. and snowy
Shasta daisies adorned tho dainty
tea table. where Mrs. Frank p.
Dow. Mrs william J. Mcdonald.
Mrs. Paul Gone and Mrs. Waiter
Madigan presided. assisted by Miss
Alice Louise Mcdonald. Miss Doro.
thy EhriIch, Miss Louise Enrich.
Miss Dolly Tanner. Miss Thelma
Herald. Miss Helen Dingic. Miss
Bonnie McAnally. Miss Gladys Deere.
Miss Elizabeth Macdonald and Miss
Ruth Price.
Little Minty Mcdonald greeted
the guests at the door.
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CLUBS FOR THURSDAY

sftff SWD'NhH hFfoh'
The Womcns auxiliary 20 Elite
Rsbckah lodge. No. 1874. viii be en-.
tertaincd on Thursday. from ! 10
o'clock. In the home Of Mrs. Edward
Gsult. 33I7 35th ave. =. Following
an afternoon al cards. refreshments
Will be served.
y. n. d. Sisterhood
The regular monthly tea Of all, the
Seattle chapters OF the T.. ~ o.
Sistcrhood viii be held on Thursday
afternoon. IN the Frederick a Mel.
son Rrlll room. from 3 To o'clock.
Ballard w. q. r. u. Picnic
On account OF the boys picnic on
Friday, the annual picnic of the
Ballard w. G. T. u. has been
changed TO Thursday. July q, at II
a. m. at Woodland park.
Amaranth Social Club
Amaranth Social Club No. 1 will
meet at Woodland park at 1890
.. m. Picnic. All Amaranth mem.
btrh invited.
Daughters Of ~. George
Daughters OF ST. George will meet
at NJ. y. u. A. hall Thursday. July
n, at 1850 .. m.
Women Of Moossbeart Legion
Women OF Mooscheart Legion viii
meet at Moose Temple at $50 y. m.
Card party. Public invited
Council Of Catholic Women
Seattle Council OF Catholic Women
Will meet at Providence Hospital
from 10 a. m. 10 p. m.
Seattle Review No. 8
Seattle review No. 8, w. n. A., Of
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Mrs. Soliddy Entertdi,s
With Delightful
BridOe-Ten

compiimenting her charming
house guest. Mrs. r. NJ. Hocken.
hull Of Albuquerque. New Mexico
Mrs. George w. Soliday entertained
most delightfully."- with a bridgetea
at her home yesterday afternoon.
~Gorgeous dahlias, shading from
pastel TO sunset tints. beautified the
home. The pretty tea tables where
Mrs. Irving Glen. Mrs. Leonard
Daniels. Mrs. Richard A. Ballinger
and Mrs. John G. Perkins alter.
mated, was attractive with lovely
wide centerpiece OF sweet peas in
raelbow shades.
Assisting the hostess In the en-.
tcrtainment OF her guests were Mrs
a. NJ. MacWhinnie, Mrs. Harry r.
Jones. Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher
and Mrs. John X. Bush. Elizabeth
Summers received the cards at the
door
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Seattle
Society
Miss Gosxam Weds Mr..
Hoight at Crystal
Springs; Miss Worboys
to BE august Bride;
Charming Afternoon
Hoaors Visitor


CHARMING in It's simplicity was
~ the wedding OF Miss Ruth Caz'
Fam. daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. War
rem l.. GaxGan to Mr.. Gilbert Pierce
lalght. son OF MIR. and. Mrs. James
A Haight which was celebrated
Yesterday afternoon at three o'clock.
N the home OF the brides parents
at Crystal Springs. Rev. Robert
Scott inglis. OF Newark. \. j., uncle
OF the groom. read the service be-
fore company OF relatives ana
close friends.
Green and white was the keynote
in the decorations shasta daisies.
madonna lilies and hucklcecrry were
artistically arranged In all the
rooms. A profusiou OF these flow
ers banked the fireplace and with a
row OF altar candles on the manteL
made a dlgnified background. before
which the nuptial vows were cx-
changed. Mrs. Fordham Bassett
Kimban. tAhce Gilman played the
wedding music.
The bridal party came down the
stairs. led by little Elizabeth Lea
Hodge. as flower girl. dainty In shell
pink organdie. and carrying n tiny
basket OF baby roses. The brides
two sisters. Mrs. Roy Brown Earl
ing and Mrs. J. Thatcher Hodge. as
matrcns OF honor. followed. Mrs
Earrings gown was OF white taffcta
and net. gfrsied with pale green
reorgctte. and Mrs. Hodge wore
pale green wolfe. Their flowers
werr lovely arm bouquets OF sweet
peas. In the pink. cream and iaven-
der shades. tied with tulie In CORE,
spending tints.
The bride, on the arm OF her faith.
ar. was charming In an exquisite
bridal dress of lace. made round
length. The bodice had short sleeves.
ana a souare neck. A tulle sash fin.
tshed with a soft bow on one side.
had a touch OF pale green, and long
white streamsrs. She wore Mrs
Kimhaii's tulle wedding veil with It's
edge beautifully embroidered, II
was very long and arranged n can
effect over her hair. and n wreath
81 orange hlossoms encircled ~
brow. Opheiia roses. white sweet
meas and xardentas. In a graceful
loose arm bouquet. were her flow.
era.
Mr. James A. uairht. Jr.. was
wroomsman for his brother. Mrs.
Caxxam wore heilotropc crepe.
trimmed with cream lace. and Mrs
Hni~bt lavender creme de chine. An
informal reeeption followed the ser.
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Cynthia Grey :
Most Obvious Things Also Most Neglected-Do W.
Conserve Nerve Force as We'll as Dollars ana
Cents!

BY CYNTHIA GREY

From all sides urged 10 thrift The practice Of that
much0nored virtue being preached from eUerv pulpit and
IN newspapers and magazines SdUe-sduesoue. This IL
the recrdtion Of the mise Of the day. Spend little less
than vou earn pat part Of pour income array for future
need It's good odpce Those Of wo heed mise.
There's another kind Of thrift that's equally rise Save
BIT Of nerve force and strength each day. DO not let the
euenn0 hours find completely out restless and fret
h Conserve little of bodily strength oeH money.
Good heaLh lnakcs sMch dnference with davs our
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20
Fine French Books Now
at Frederick & Nelson's

Miss Andrus II 10 be specially con.
graduated on her newest choice of
books. She has some 30 new French
stories. recently imported for Freder.
ick 4 Nelson's department for chill
drcn.
Some arc OF the finest French
books. Illustrated by such famous
men as Boutct de Monvci. Some are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20
Art League Now
Has 40 Members

The Art Students league continues
TO meet Tuesday nights In the loft OF
the Hogc building. This week they
discuss their constitution. SO far 40
members have joined this work
club" IL Ia distinctly not Bohcmi.
an club, said Mr.. webb: we are
serious art WORKERS. In a
strange city like Seattle. such a rem
devious for artists Is much needed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20

MR.. Arthur Kreuns. at the Hotel
sorrento.
Mrs. r. r. Palmer,on Is spending
a few days at Enatai.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lane Summers are
entertaining Mr. and Mrs. william
III. McHcnry OF Dies Molnes. Iowa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20

quantity bound In red and purple cal
leo. and all are unusually attractive
and artistic.
The Seattle public library has an
lndcfafiguabic worker for arr in Miss
Annie Calhoun. This week she has
hung on the upper floor Of the H.
brary a very interesting collection
Of Italian and French trav<i posters.
II you want to wander - mentally.
of course visit these fascinating
arenex.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20
Laundry Sho,rer for
Miss Gates

Mrs. Louis Conner VIII entertain
tomorrow afternoon at her home
with a laundry shower. compliment
AIRY to Miss Louise Gates. who viii
become the bride OF Mr.. Frank Har.
rison Jenne OF Mount Vernon on
Saturday evening. July so. The
guests win be a group OF the mi.
mate friends Of Miss Gates.
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.Pre-Nuptial


compiimenung Miss Esperance
LIpsky. who rs 10 be an August
bride. Mrs. G.. l.. Tedford and daugh-
ter. Miss Luita Tedford, will enter.
tain with tea tomorrow afternoon
at their home. Assisting In the iiv.
ing room viii be Mrs Alexander
Robertson and Mrs. William Hams
worth. Presiding at the tea table
are TO be Mrs. Frederick Treble and
Mrs. Arthur Stretch.
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Informal Dance VIII
Honor Mr.. and
Mrs. HuQhes

CompIimenting Mr. and Mrs Cor.
nclius Edward Hughes nsottle
Trenholme). Mr.. and Mrs. Harry b.
Lear and Mr.. and Mrs. Loren u.
Angevine will entertain with an in
formal dance at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Lear. Friday evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20

MISS GREY win rccsive road
Il us Of this dspsrtmrDt ~
The Star offer on Tuesdays from
0 TO 4, and nj other times by AZ
pointmcnt PLEASE do not conn
on otbsv days than Tuesday un.
lees you have m As,pointn<nt
with Mrs Grey. ~ uoezp-cted
vtsito~s Interfere with her writ
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20
Beach Supper at
LLnftreIhursf

Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hadiey enter.
tanned last evening with a beach
supper at their home In faureihurr
lcomplimenting Commander Lew NJ.
Atkins. 4. s. ". OF the U. =. y
Mexico.
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Informal Luncheon
at Summer Home

Mrs. John NJ. Blackboard enter
tanned with a small Informal lunch
con At her summer home across
Lake Washington this afternoon. in
honor OF Miss Clemcntine Walters
OF Baltimore. who - the guest OF
her sister. Mrs. Robert walkinshaw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20
Romily Fedden
Exhibit Is On

The big artistic event OF the month
for Seattle Is the Romily Feddep ex.
hibit OF water colors. now hung at
the Fine Arts galleries. 1913 Fourth
ave. II Is free 10 the public daily
to 8.
The paintings are charming. You
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20

Miss Mary Lundy. guest teacher at
the Cornish school this summer.
Presiding at the urns viii be Mrs.
w. ID. Lambuth. Mrs. Frederick
Perine and Mrs. II. II. Hattery OF
pendleton. Orc.
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C. Myron Clark
Visiting Here

Mr.. &. Myrpn Clark. marine
artist Of Boston. is at present in the
city en- route TO Alaska. Monday
he was the guest OF Mr.. Prescott
oakes and exhibited 10 some friends
photographs OF several OF his latest
paintinRa, among them one OF the
camouflaged ships Mt Vernon and
Agamemnon. The MI Vernon was
formerly the German Princcssin
Cecilia. now under a five year con.
tract with the government.
MIR. Clark ~ an eccentric artist
He never believes In publicity nor
in exhibiting. His studio IL In Bos.
ton. but he travels tho world over.
Asked where he got his studies OF
the limitIcss ocean. he replied. Il 20
on a 1000 mile trip across the ocean,
then paint"
As n young man he studied with
Benjamin Champncy In his seth
year Champnoy sent two pictures
to the Boston artists exhibit These
were refused. In spite OF the fact
that the old artist was one OF the
earliest founders OF the club and
one OF the hardest workers. This
was an immense disappointment to
the old man, and made such an I'M
preston upon his student that Mr..
Clark thereupon resolved never to
exhibit.
Mr.. Clark studied with de Haas of
New York, with William II. Norton.
with "old man Hollingsworth," as
his students call him affectionately.
at Lowell Institute. and did render
ing for Ed. b. Stratton. At present
he IL searching for ice land water
pictures. but not the conventional
things.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20

Miss Alice Carr has sent home TO
her mother several small sculptural
bits that she recently completed In
Santa Barbara She Is n university
girl. considered very promising by
her friends. The statuettes are now
on exhibition nj the Fine Arts.
All who discussed them agreed
that. for a young girl not yet 20. the
work was most promising.
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Personal

Mr.. and Mira Walter y. Foster.
Of san Francigoo. who have been
spending the past two months at the
Hotel Washington. with their son
Blair. are leaving Sunday by motor
for Hayden Lake. where they will
remain few days before proceed.
Ina to their homo.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. II. Bonnsif OF
New York. VIII arrive this evening
TO spend the summer at the Country
club. on Bainbridgc Island.
turned today from California.
where they have spent tho past
three weeks visiting In various
cities in the southern state.
Mfr. Herbert A. Schocnfeid has
returned from a two weeks motor
trip to Yellowstone park. His fam.
ily remained a, their summer home
op the Pend oreiiie lakes. In Stevens
county. where they viii spend the
remainder Of the summer.
Mrs. ~. A. Matthews. Mrs. Will
lam II. Kelton. and Mrs. Charles
T. Peabody returned today from n
motor trip In British Columbia
Miss Catherine Collins Ia the
guest of Mrs. Cameron Sauires IN
Gearhart. Ore. planning TO remain
a fortnight.
Mrs. James Bauer ana daughter.
Miss Catherine Bauer. have returned
TO their homo at 34s2 Woodland
ave. after n years stay In Califor-
mia, Miss Bauer has been with the
Mack sennett company. and after a
few weeks will return TO take up her
duties again
Mrs. J. J. Jackson and Mrs. Flor.
enco Harper Of New York city. who
are the guests OF Mr., and Mrs. r.
@. McMicken. left Monday by motor
for Aberdeen. where they will spend
the week visiting at tho home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Patterson.
Miss Erma vcrd and Miss Ruth
Trenholme left Monday for Clinton
where they will be the guests OF
Miss creigh Cunningham for few
days.
Miss Bernadine Rocks went to the
navy yard Thursday TO attend the
farewell dance given in honor OF
Capt. s. II. Scofleld. u. s. NJ. who
Is leaving for the East coast She
was accompanied home by her
brother. Lieut. Com. Harold Rocks,
U. $. NJ. who remained as the week.
end guest OF his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Rocks.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. c.. McMicken,
with their guests, Mrs. j. ]. Jack.
son and Mrs. Florence Harper, of
New York. and DIR. and Mrs. Guy
Peterkin. returned Sunday from a
yachting trip 10 Victoria, -. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo c. Miller and
small son OF ST. Louis. Mo-. will
arrive Wednesday 10 spend the
summer with Mrs. Miller's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. X. Ingersoll at the
Old Colony Ana rtmants
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20

when was tho last total eclipse Of
the sun visible thru the southern
United States. and how many eciipscs
have there been In the last 100
ycarn7 r. g.
The United States napai obserrd-
tory saps the last total eclipse Of the
sss rtrbic IN southern United States
teas Juno 8. 1918. From July I. 1921.
10 July Z. 1891. there hare been 81
total solar ecilpsca
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20

In international law what Il the
ARA OF water surrounding a neutral
country within which two warning
countries cannot engage In conflict
A. ~.
The soafcr area srtfhin three miles
o. the consfiine Of every country Il
the territory Of that country.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS

the Maccabees, will hold an ALL
picnic Thursday. July II. at the up
per part u Woodland park. Mem
beers come and bring baskets. Lunch
al 1890.
York Community Center
York Community Center will meet
at Mt Baker Park PreBbyterisn
church In the evening.
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
Washington Boulevard w. G. r. Y.
Washington Boulevard W. G. T.
T.. Will meet in the chapel. 3fst and
Madison IT, Friday. July %. az 2
D. m. Following the business meet.
ing a program on Child Welfare"
will be given. Visitors are welcome.
Program Given at Marine Hospital
Mrs. Lillian Benson. Mrs. Jessie
Trather and Mrs. Sadie Ellis. Of tho
W. G. r. g.. went to Port Town.
send Monday and gave an interest
ing musical program before the
Upft ttilIf'b III AH' <'ANt Hst fABW
pitsi They also distributed bom2
made candy and repeated the -
gram at the hostess house. -
Social Hygiene Lectures
Miss Anna Doyle. supervisin%
nurse OF the United States pubbd(
health service. Is giving lectures al
the University all this week on So
ciai Hygiene" Friday evening the
Washington State Organization OF
Public Health Nurses are giving a
picnic supper on the University
campus for Miss Doyle. Those wish
ing 10 attend will meet at Washing
ton statue on the corner OF 18th
~. r. and 4oth. For reservations
call Miss Grace Harrington at the
Red Cross. Elliott 1875. Supper
served al nominal fee.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Leo c. Miller and
small son OF ST. Louis. Mo-. will
arrive Wednesday 10 spend the
summer with Mrs. Miller's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. X. Ingersoll at the
Old Colony Apartments.
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Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hartzeu OF
New York, are expected to arrive
In Seattle Monday for a months
visit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20

Mrs Bruce Morgan. with her
mother. Mrs. sydney. are spending
a week at Saints Rest.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Marks OF
Memphis. Tenn. are visiting their
son-in-law and daughter. Dir. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20

Mr.. and Mrs. u. @. McMicken.
with their guests, Mrs. j. ]. Jack.
son and Mrs. Florence Harper, of
New York. and DIR. and Mrs. Guy
Peterkin. returned Sunday from a
yachting trip TO Victoria, -. c.
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York Community Center

York Community Center will meet
at NJ. Baker Park Presbyterisn
church In the evening.
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one hour moro.
Has the Panama canal had any
effect on the weather Of the 18TH
mua7 u. u.
The offscais Of the United States
iccafher bureau state they knon Of
no change IN heather brought about
bv the canak
How can waterginss stain be re-
moved from a crock
HOUSEWIFE
scouy ,rifh hot uafcr. soap and
brush ~ this docs not remore a..
dilute an ounce 10 ftco ounces Of sui
phuric or hvdrochioric acid In a crock
Of ,cdrm rafcr. Tits ocid can be
purchased at asv drug store.
How many cities are there in the
United stAtes? ELLEN.
The CENSUS office says there are
f.Tss cities Of $500 population or
orer. cities smaller than that are
counted as rural
Ii there any part OF the United
States In which there are no thunder
and lightning storms7 BoBBIE-
The United states ucafher bureau
says that 40 far as krotrn there u
none Along the Pacific coast such
storms are very rare and generally
rcrv ilch uhrn they do occur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20

Mrs. James Bauer ana daughter.
Miss Catherine Bauer. have returned
TO their homo at 34s2 Woodland
ave. after years stay In Califor-
MIA Miss Bauer has been with the
Mack sennett company. and after a
few weeks will return to take up her
duties again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20

Miss Erma vcrd and Miss Ruth
Trenholme left Monday for Clinton
where they will be the guests OF
Miss Creigh Cunningham for few
days.
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Mrs. J. J. Jackson and Mrs. Flor.
enco Harper Of New York city. who
are the guests OF Mr., and Mrs. r..
@. McMicken. left Monday by motor
for Aberdeen. where they will spend
the week visiting at tho home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Patterson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-20

Mrs. ~ A. Matthews. Mrs. Will
lam H. Kelton. and Mrs. Charles
r. Peabody returned today from n
motor trip In British Columbia
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AIwoys smooth and peIpety
made Nth Caynofion

Al Grocers Sell Cornafion MIR
from Contsnfsd Cops"