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The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-12-21

or all the papers from east to west
| think the Dispatch the very best;
To me it is so very dear
| love ii with a love sincere.
II stands for you, il stands for me,
For truth, and right, and honesty.
II has followed me the whole year
through,
With words all kind and ever true.
And II 10 foreign shores ! roam,
IL brings me pleasant news Of home
Across the land. across the sea,
The old Dispatch still comes 10 me.
1t is a friend, both true and tried,
And to il, folks, point with pride.
S. W. l..
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-12-21

"Odsfsh. that dope has made me yell
By fancy nostrums she is bored, she's
tired Of statesmen'S pills; her energy
viii be restored when we all pay our
bills. The brave now year is draw
ing near, so let us start it right; lets
all resolve To start the year without
a debt in sight. Wen take a basket
full of coin and pay up all we owe, the
butcher for his tenderloin. the baker
for his dough; the catskin dealer for
his fur, the coal man for his slate;
then normally will feel the spur and
hit her oldtime gait.
WALT MASON.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-12-21

There was a boy in Buffalo
And he had brains galore,
He made two heads Of cabbage grow
Where one had grown before.
His father lived in Buffalo.
He had the ncighbors sore
Because he made two r0osters crow
Where none had crown before.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-12-21
MRS. JACOB HOME

Mrs. Charles H. Jacob, No. 600
Third Avenue, South. returned on
Sunday from Memphis, where she
went some time ago TO undergo an
operation for the removal of her
velmifonn appendix, Though still
somewhat weak, Mrs. Jacob is well
on the way to recovery.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-12-21
tNScRuTARLF WOMAN.

Woman Is an enigma. She will 60
out on a cold day with nothing much
on her legs and less on her chest.
But she viii put a warm blanket on
her poodle 50 il won't catch cold
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-12-21
CHURCH NOTES
Christmas Tree.

The Presbyterian Sunday School
will have Christmas tree for the
children Of the elementary division,
Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock. The
parents and friends are invited to
share in the pleasure that Santa
Claus viii bring to the children NJ
this hour.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-12-21

wy mani NtlNSst
Dee. 6, 1921.
Council met in regular session
Present a. Y. Glover, Mayor; G. Y
Banks, C. c. Richardson, H. NJ. Beard
.fC. Neyman, T. w. Harris, j. w
Steen.
/ Minutes of Nov. l-14-2S read and
adopted.
Secretary read reports Of Chief of
Fire Department, Chief of Police,
Street Commissioner and Engineer
Water Works. Same were approved
and ordered filed.
Secretary read reports of NJ c.
Yahdiver, Tax Collector, and A. B..
! Lawrence, Secy Treas, same were APP
proved and ordered spread upon the
minutes.
Secretary read report of Lewis T..
Cook, auditor, for the fiscal year 1920
1921. Said report was approved and
ordered filed.
On motion, duly seconded, it is or
dered that the request for repairs at
Water Works by Engineer be referred
to Water Committee with power to
act.
On motion duly seconded it is or
dered that the following request for
reduction of taxes be referred to
Finance Committee for investigation
and report. W.. c. Beard, Inc, Kauf-
man Bros, Simon Loeb & Bro, I. j.
Locke, and Bell Lumber Co., Stand
ard Oil Co.
On motion, duly seconded, it is or
dered that the bill of J. j Richards, /
C. c., for $500 in case of A. Lussey
e. al VS.. City of Columbus, Ibeallowed .
and ordered paid. + /
z On'motion, duly seconded, it is or
dered thath the petition for light on
Twelfth street and Fifth avenue,
Suoht, be received and ordered filed. I
On motion, duly seconded, it is or
dered that the request of j. T. Wood
for removal of light on Main street
be referred to Light Committee with
power to act.
On motion, duly seconded, it is or
lered that the action of the School
Directors in employing additional
jolored teacher at salary of $40 per
month for five months be approved I.
md said salary ordered paid as due. j
/, On motion, duly seconded, it is ro- 4
Tered that the sum of $4,000 be APP
,ropriated for the use of Public
Health Service. Said funds to be !
valuable in February, 1922. i
On motion, duly seconded, it is or ,
Ieffed that, the REQUEST pf j., a., Neil :
on iii, fotl PdEhii$slpsi Ito move sdalesllt
Je referred to Street Committee With
,ower to act. II
On motion, duly seconded, it is or I
cred that the bill of Lewis f. Crook, !
ptlitorS forf the sum of $31250 be al n
owed and ordered paid. II
On motion, duly seconded, it is or
cred that the Mayor and Finance
Committee be authorized to borrow
he sum of 100000 in the School
und, 100000 in the General Fund, =
nd 100000 in Sprinkling Fund to :
leet current expenses. i
The following bills allowed and or =
cred paid: :
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A FEW FRANK WORDS

to playgoers Of Columbus Some time ago had the
opportunity to book for my theatre man generally
regarded in New York and the larger cities up North
as the foremost Shakcspearean actor in America
refer to Walter Hampden the actor upon whose head
the crown Of Edwin Booth has apparently fallen Mr.
Ilampden is coming here Thursday, December %
appearing then Shylock in "The Merchant Of Venice"
This role, in many ways his greatest--although he
broke all modern records with run Of SO Performance
es OF Hamlet on Broadway--is one in which he is
especially fine Twelve critics out of the twelve on the
metropolitan dailies praised him the greatest Shy
lock OF his day words to that effect during his an
nua New York season last spring. Everywhere he
has been acclaimed the foremost stage exponent
Of the histrionc Jew to be on the boards today
Mr. Hampden carries a heavy production and his New
York company, which is expensive one You all
know how limited the capacity Of the Opera House
Isl and at the reasonable scale of from fifty cents to
$2 Mr.. Hampden win actually lose money though play
ing to capacity house. want my regular patrons
to attend and those who are Interested not only in
the best acting to be had but also in helping It's bring
the best attractions TO Columbus.
Sincerely,
THOS J. LOCKE
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-12-21

POSITION WANTED-A young and
capable woman desires employment
Of any kind where she can prove her
ability. Address. Box 321. in care 81
the Dispatch. u
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-12-21
TIE REST GET

What shall | send you, lady fair,
At Christmas time, my love to
show?
A bit of sable fur to wear
Around your throat when north
winds blow?
A string Of pearlsi A lustrous gem?
Broeades and laces, rich and rare ?
A flaming, jewelled diadem
To nestle in your Shining hair?
All these and more would soon be sent
We're not my coins so small and
few;
So take my heart and be content,
For il is rich in love for you!
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-12-21

The children Of the Episcopal Sun
day School viii meet for services
Sunday afternoon and at this time
will enjoy Christmas prayer, a song
and a Christmas tree
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-12-21
A SAFE RET

Yes, Enamelecn. it is safe bet that
dad will have all the slippers he needs
after next Sunday.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-12-21
CITY FINANCIAL REPORT

Report Of A. =. Lawrence, Seere.
tary-Treasurcr, month Of November,
19I.
General Fund.
Nov. !, 1921, to balance $i2,002.A2
RECEIPTS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-11

know that his lows would have meant
10 much moro 20 mo than my hus-
bands does: but ! made the big mis-
taxa. did not stand BY him a. ]
should have done-
havs seen him very offkn Once
his return and each time ] feel that
he belongs TO me. He II stiIl the man
that he was whom ! first met him.
but the look In his fAoe tells me that
he In hsartbroi<en and weary. feel
that ! have committed . crffne. ~
have spoiled his life and made my
own very unhappy. God only knows
that wish had waited
Miss Grey. what shall ! dof Shall
I suffer for years 70 coma or shall
] tell my husband how feel toward
this other MANI only wish that
! had the last few years 70 live over
again. JEANNE
~of an sol scsvds Of tongue OF pen
the saddesf are fhsse: ~ might har<
BEEN No wse 10 mops ercy the
past tho. and u 4 Of less use 10 40
u sp and Try 10 make n ocev. The
sooner yos realise II can't BE- done
the sooner scsH you ind a road ia
per manenf happiness
Yos nssf try also 20 scevoBms
yowv sejftshness--she rets 81 y vuns
an shrv vosv letter. ~ shoscs thai
yos ere thinking more Of vosvscIj
than Of your chad fschlch should
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-11

We talked matters over and
I. not realizing at the time
that a man knows best what
TO do, since he has TO be the
breadwinner of the home, told
him that IL he left me, he only
would be TO blame IL ! did not
remain true 10 him. He knew
that It was necessary to 90
and pleaded for me TO wait
until he returned. promising
great happiness then.
-Four months after he left.
II met another man, and
knowing that he had money,
did not hesitate TO accept his
offer Of marriage when he
told me of his love. We were
married three months before
my former lover was TO re-
turn to me.
I have lived with my husband twc
years. ana va have . baby Giri
months old Ajtho my husband h good
TO me and have everything that .
woman would want. am not happy
Ny husband IL not the man I should
have married I fully believe that
my old lover wns meant for ma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-11
Cynthia Grey :
Youno Wife Repcnts Lorcless Marriage - Cannot
Forget Girlhood Lover

Dear Miss Crey have written TO you before but
feel must ask your advice others have done in the
past .uun,o-
and we fell deeply in love with another After keeping
for three years. decided marry Shortly after
This nav lover was ordered TO South America TO establish
store there the firm for which he working lie was
70 remain there for IS months until everything running
smoothly II was impossible for him TO take with him
an acco,,nt of the locality TO which he going.
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Affairs Planned for
Mrs. Henry

Mrs. Stuart c. Tompkins win en-
terrain with bridge Of three tables
At her homo on Queen Anne Hill.
"wednesday afternoon. compliment.
9ry to Mrs Walter Henry. who is
leaving about December for the
East, 10 sail later for Europe. "A.
ditionsl guests will come In at the
tea hour. Mrs. Tompkins win BE- as.
sisted by her sistcrin-Iaw. Mrs.
jerry Eggert. Only the Intimate
friends Of the honor guest have been
invited.
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. George
". Rourke r. entertaining with q
bridge.tea az her home, for the pleas
ure Of Mrs. Henry. Assisting the
ncxfeas viii be Mrs. John Porter.
Mrs. James Kane and Mrs. william
Finn. Five tables will be In play.
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CyTfhia's Ansucrs
10 Short Questions

How are Navajo blankets cleaned?
r. ID.
The Earayos hscs fscs msthods;
one u 10 take so1ed blanket out
into the sand and then shovel damp
sasd upon II and aIfow u to yeulnu
buried for Q day OF -. n u fh<n
socu scrubbed v4fh the sond. fhoroIv
beaten and shaken. ard olIofo-
ed 10 DRY fully and air IN the
sun Another method 4 to take fhs
sapon1o<ous roots Of the amsIs,
paoerafe them info shredded fiber.
beat them up and doion IN a bosd
Of v1fcy unfa a rich iafh>r Il pro-
dsc>d Then fcsfh rude brush
made OF shredded cedar bark fhs
blanket " scrapcd and scrubbed o.
both ndes. after which II Il
fhoroiv ysnscd ~ the colors ara
NOT peH mord1nfcd this proceu
makes them run and spoEs the biaa-
Ret. but tcycye the coiors are fast. oS
the vooi Of the blanket IL the Native
black. gray. broscn or ehste. 10 ~
fury con rcssdt A more n7edevW
method u to uss the pocuum cIeeper.
ercepf In extreme csses; IN these, IL
u safcv 10 send the blankets 10
professional cleaner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-11
Seattle
Society
Wedding Of Miss Peters
and Mr.. Ketchon. Sol
en,nixed in st. Marks
Church; Miss Fay
Short Announces En-
gdgemcnt.

erU{r marriage Of Mss Katherine
II rurenia Peters, daughter Of
MIR. and Mrs William A. Peters 70
Mr.. Henry II. ketcham. was sol
ennised Thursday evening In 81.
Marks church. The service was
rad AZ $50 o'clock by RI Rev.
Frederick W. Keator. bishop OF
Olympia. assisted by Rev. John II.
AieIauchian. rector Of ST. Marks
The decorations Of the church
were In white and green. All white
standards. crowned with rough
petaled chrysarthemums marked
the pews. and banked the chancel,
ana 4 garden OF the snowy flowers
formed pathway TO the altar.
The ushers were Mr.. Sinclair
Dickinson. Mr.. John n. KctchAm.
Mr.. wheeler Of Portland. Mr.. Stcd.
dard King Of Spokane Mr.. =. v.
w. Peters. and Mr.. Ia n Caynor.
Mr.. Edwin A. strcut. Jr- was the
best man.
Mr.. Lucius Manning. ~ masrcn
o. honor. was attircd In fame
colored chiffon. brocadcd In white
xelve< and trimmed In fur. .
brown velvet hat. ostrich trimmed.
and carried Ward roses and or
chids-
The bride. who entered with her
father. wore shimmerinx white
satin for her bridal dress. and a
veil Of flmy tulle. bound TO her
brow By : handcau Of pearls. For
Towers she carried . shower OF
orchids. lilies Of the valley and
bouv1ssiia-
A recspsicn followed the cere-
mony 1t tho homo Of Mr.. and
1gra Peters. where bronze and yei-
~ ohrynnthemums were us&d IN
doconting. Chrynnthemums IN
the pink shades adorned the ain
ine room. and . graceful basket Of
ophelia rcees conferred the supper
tnb1o. where alternating NJ the
urna were Mrs ,. 4 Pratt Mrs-
Edgar AmeA Mn. r. d. Merrill.
Ma Alexander NcEwan Mr..
Barnard Polly and Mira Joshua
Green Assisting about the rooms
Wurs Mira Il A. Strout and Miss
He1eccA ColllnR
Amer = wedding tr1p NJ. and
Mn. Ketcham win b It homo In
this city.
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music
Complimentary
Recital at Cornish

Recital at Cornish
Observance Of Music week nj the
Cornish school win close on Saturday
evening. November ~. with n compii
mentary students recital The pro
gram. one OF unusual interest and
beauty. win include . piano suite
from Schutt's Carnival Mignon." 10
be played by Jack Perinc. his inter.
probation 10 be illustrated By the
dancing Of members Of the ballet
classes OF tho Cornish school. Six
scenes will be shown. telling the
story Of colunbine. Pierrot and Har'
icquin-
yRoorAn
Part
Hchsf0 ..-...s.ss.s .ss.s...sssssc nertn
Louis Drentvett
-soue ~ Heaff ............. .Tuns~on
o.nsssns. Hsr
Reading. The story Of Hamsoe and
Doiiiah-. :. Prom the hook OF Judges
Dora Vanderbilt
"Foionafss- ....s.s.s.s....s.W sniavsh'
Arthur kioth
'contsntnsnt- ......... Marian corysr
| '-res Yeus-. ..............,. Rene Rabs,
m No One EVER hsrrss Me-. .......
.............,........ .f1sa Lehmasn
Esther Van valsy
Part 81
Carnival M,sron- .............. sshss'
rreiues. 'punchinsiie.-
''risrrot the Dreamer -ceiunbins'i
Lament
'7isfisauin's e~r~nsds~ caprice.
Jack reftns
Dance Interpretation BY Martbs
Thompson. Margaret Hurthut. viois'
Richards. frfna Frfsnd. Ethyl uarrisau
rvsnr~ifns Edwards. rorfia orsfton
Agatha brown. Adsiia saitsr. fds Lewis
and Jorg Fasting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-11
Engagement Of Miss
Short Announced

Mr. and AGrA Eugene James
mart announce the engagement Of
thelr daughter. Fay. 20 Mr.. James
Bartholomew Ryan Of Chicago.
Hrs Short win leave Seattle No.
vembar ~. for Minneapolis. whore
1ho win b 5oinsd BY Mr.. Ryan. on
hee arrival November -. and be
quietly married They win make
t1elr homa h ChicAeo-
~ : luncheon Miss Mems CIR.
- gnve - the Sunset club today.
MhH Shorts enlargement Wns an
1Ounced 70 . group of ~ frisndn.
The tAble decorations wen Z bridal
oenterptsce. and q each cover Wa
p1noed . candlebrum and = blank
card A. : signal from Mn. ghort,
- bride-elect's mother. the guests
hqod ths cards near the Tame.
vhich animated the invisible letter.
lng Of the names Of the b<trofhe1
palr. lGiss Short wAs for some
time On the stAff Of The Cornish
school.
Among ne prsnuptiai opmpsi.
<lnents slammed for Miss Short 4
: miscellaneous shower ana brsdgs
% four tnb1en. lrrA Wand \ giv.
ing 1t her home next wednesday
exl0ncoA. On Friday. November
~ Mr.. Robert Grant Dennsv win
ou(ertain with . miscsilAneoun
shower. vhen - friends win Be
~ gusslA lust prioe % the -
Darturo of the bride-to-bA laisu
Mary Ann weIIs Win entertain
with . linen shower IN her studio
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-11
Additional Committees
for st. Marks Dance

Announcement of two additiena1
ouunmfttseA the reception and The
floor committees. for tho Ht Mark's
parish dance Tuesday evening In
Christenssn's hail have been received
and are ~ follows:
The reception COMMITTEES includes
Mrs. John d. McLauchlan. Mira Her.
bert H Cowen. 1frs. r A. strouf.
ArA Joshua Green. Mrs. WiI1iam q.
Cassels, Mrs. ID. r. Hutchinson. Mrs.
n +. @. Morgan and Mr.. James
Hamilton de vcuve. and the floor
committee consists Of Mr.. r. A.
Gtrout Jr., Mr.. Robert r. Greer. Mr..
Horton c. Force. Mr.. Keith Fisken.
Mr.. William SiiIiman, Mr.. Ivan l..
Hyiand. Mr.. Henry Colyer. Mr..
James Macfariane. Mr.. Henry Ris-
tine and Mr.. Lamson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-11

Complimentins Mr.. n. o. shuey,
Who b leaving Tuesday for Cali.
fornia to make her home, the
Woman's Century club. OF which
she - q member. win entertain
with . luncheon Of thirty covers
81 Frederick and Nelson's Satur-
Day afternoon, followed By . thea
tire party.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-11
Denny-Fithrman Guilds
LNifsicnIe-Tcn

AZ the musicaie-tca the Denny
Thurman guild Il giving at the
homo Of Mrs. Samuel Leroy craw'
ford scs shelby st. Friday. No.
vcmher is. at $40 o'clock. Mrs,
John C Higgins ana Mrs. Glare
Il. rarnsworth win contribute the
musical program and Mrs. Edgar
l. Webster. who pays monthly
visits to the hospital. win tell OF
the work.
Assisting during TIA afternoon
win be the officers Of the guild
and the ehAirmen OF committees.
Mira wilmon Tucker. president
win preside at tho tea table. a.
sisted by Mrs. W. r. ratten. Mrs
J. J. Tea. Mrs N. A. Jchanson,
Mra s u. Hayes. Mira A. A
sutherland and Mira A. l. Toilet
sen
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Orthopedic Tea Shop
Saturday

Ma = n steauhn wiIl ~ hostess
~ the Vtthopedic Tea shSp Satur.
day Tor the ncnton I'm guild. assist
ed by Nrs T. J. Thorsen. Mrs +. G.
Rosenberg. Mrs. II. II. Hadley and
Mira John n. Main
Tho service In the dining room
win b IN charge Of the Ahwandsh
Campfire giris. Miss Alice Turner.
Miss Helen Myers Miss Katherine
AfAhopey and Miss Louise Erikson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-11
Tea Compliments
Mrs. McC1en,ent

- = compliment TO Mr.. Morgan
Han MccIement of New YORK. Mr..
soeeph oottstsin sntsrtAinsd with
- Informal tsa after I O'Clock. e
her home this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-11
Personal

Mr.. and Mrs. ,. r. puthie have
taken . bungalow at tho Hotel Mary
land In Pasadena where they plan
to spend The winter.
] Mrx- James Cameron whiteisw.
who has been spending several weeks
IN Yakima. has returned TO her homo
In this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond bordeaux
Of bordeaux are spending a few days
in town.
Mr.. and Mrs.. N. n. Hcenhocm
have returned from = trip 10 Cali.
fornia-
Mrs. Charles Wilson returned y~s
tersiay 70 her home In Victoria
II. c.. after spendins the rast ten
days a. the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Bordeaux.
Mn. T. X. Church. who has heen
the guest OF Mrs w. A. Han. has
returned to her home W Everett
Mr.. and Mrs. David C. Errkfne.
who have been ahsrnt from Seattle
for the past year. have returned 10
take up their residence herA
Mr.. and MrS Luther Han MT
"Wednesday for . visit OF several
weeks In the East
Mr.. Morgan Hail Mctaem~ut ieaves
Sunday for Butte. To b gone several
dayx Mrs. Mcciement and baby VIII
remain as guests Of the Hotel sorren.
10 until his return. when they win
1 leave, about Ncvcmbor 10. for their
home In New York
Mr.. ana Mra james X rfcpcn-
ough have recently rumoved 70 . ~
tdencs at sss3 Kirkwood o.
MIA virxSl Hors& q Primes
0eor9~ VINO has been the Gnest o.
her mother. Mrs. George v. Frye. Tor
several weeks. has returned "a her
hom~ planning to return for the
holidays
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-11

day. President Mrs. Emma Nor
rison; vice president. Mins Sadie y.
Frazer: corresponding secretary. Mrs.
G. NJ DE FOO: recording secretary.
Mrs Hsnrietta N. I'LL: treasurer.
Mrs Mae u. WEIGH.
Lincoln Circle Of enid Conservation
League
Mrs. II Orondeahi win entertain
Lincoln circle Of the Child conservn-
ton league at her homa 1901 N. toth
st.. wednesday. November 10. At >
p. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-11
TUESDAY, Bridge Club

The Tuesday Bridge club win be
entertained next Tuesday afternoon
BY Mas Phyllis and Mis- Alice
Blake
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-11

come before anybody o. snvfhfno).
inc man phom you tfifed. OF the mas
von marvfcd
You are su1v and short sfohfe1
uhen vou Imagine that you coHd
marry pour old ioDer noD and ltnl
The happiness usfh him voa 90
might haze. You are the mother o.
another mans child. and " your ira
sroecfhearf Il tho man he should be.
ne soou.d 90 90 the ends Of the >1rfp
before he would ercr be a party. evcn
IN the smallest soav. 10 robbfnc fhn
hfflc ehud Of us een hoDss ans
father.
Emerge rom me shafotns ~
rs1ndits sentiment. roman - fac>
a bout towards the light Devote pour
NE 10 being q faifhfm usfe. true
mother. and q toondcrfM home keep
er. That 10 the only uap IN vhich
Happiness, real. lasting Happiness lies
for von Repiembcy. toe must frat
500 the seeds Of hopptness before
zee can erpecf 10 tcop the haircut.
Set about noto 10 900 before u "
efcrn1ifv TOO 1fe-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-11

IN Grand Junction club win me~
next Sunday AZ f:s0 ,. m ~ the
home Of W. n. MuIksy. soss Eighth
ave. n. Il. An former residents OF
Grand Junction. Coio- are welcome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-11
Bridge Luncheon Club

Mrs. O. w. Brown In entertain
Ing the members Of her bridge
luncheon club At her homo Friday
afternoon. November Is,
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Dinner Hosts

Preceding the dance 70 be given by
the women Of 81 Marks parish In
Chrirscnsen's hall next Tuesday
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Green
win entertain with n dinner at their
homa.
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Mrs. Frazier Entcrtdins
With Attractive
luncheon


Mrs. Raymond n Frazier enter.
tanned with an attractive luncheon
at the Sunset club this afternoon.
with covers marked for sixteen
gucstsL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-11

Mrs n. y. HIN IL entertn ming
with a luncheon OF eight covers At
her homo Saturday afternoon. later
taking her guests 10 the orphsum.
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Kappa Kappa Gamma
Allfruude To Meet

Mrs. sydney johnson WIN entertain
Kappa Kappa Gamma aiumnas Sat-
ursiay afternoon. November ~. at
o'clock. At her home fSos Eighth
ava w.
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Dinner Club Win
BE Entertained

AFR. and Mrs. G. q. Vincent WIN
BE- hosts At their home this even
ing. entertaining the members o.
their bridge dinner club Covers
for eight
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Oh. y0Iswsrsh CIrele Ne. 3
Col Ellsworth Circle No -.
Ladies Of the Grand Army. win meet
In Veterans hall. Afmory. Friday
evening. November ~ All friends
cordially invited
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