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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-06-21

Ine June term of the Bourbon Cir
cult Court convened yesterday morn
ing for a two-weeks' session. Judge
Robert L. Stout presided, with Com
monwealth's Attorney Victor Brad
ley and County Attorney D. D. Cline
representing the Commemorative in
terests.
The grand jury, composed of the
following members, was impaneled
and sworn in by Circuit Clerk VIM.
II. Webb: Edward Burke, foreman;
}. M. ,Alverson, e. M. Thomson,
Lawrence Price. George Wilson, Matt
Lair, Bert Rash, James M. Caldwell,
J. T. Tucker, Chas. S. Ball, Ivan
Soper, Jos. Shawhan.
In his charge to the grand jury
Judge Stout paid compliment to
former juries of the Court and stated
that this one would measure up to
the high standards of their prede-
| cessors. He had been informed by
all the officials of the county that
| the moral conditions in Bourbon were
excellent, and that they would have
apparently little to do. He urged
upon the grand jury the necessity Oi
| giving an immediate hearing to thS
fourteen prisoners confined in the
county Jail, and have their cases dis
posed of as soon as possible. He
had never heard a complaint against
a Bourbon county grand jury, and il
was the duty of the present jury tt
uphold that standard and keep up tn
good record. Judge Stout stated thai
4
sweeping over the entire cOuntr!
since the signing of the armistice il
the great world war, it did not seen
to have reached Bourbon county, AM
that the county had been singularl!
free from serious disorders AM
crimes of a high nature. He states
that conditions in the future in thi
lcounty depended largely on what &C
ton the grand jury would take an
the character of their work. He com
plimented the court officials and al
other officials of the county upon tn
efficient manner in which they ha
discharged their duties.
The Court then swOre in Sheri1
VIM. G.. McClintock, and Deput1e
Robert M. Gilkey, James Gibson an
Thos. McClintock, and turned tn
grand Jury over to them to begi
! their labors. The calling of the OF
binary docket occupied the large
. portion of the Courts time at tn
morning session, when an adjourn
ment was taken.
The docket scheduled for this teri
of Court is composed of the follow
ing: Commonwealth cases, 81
equity appearances, 60; ordinary az
pearances, 80; old equity appearaI
ces, 316; old ordinary appearance
80. The Commonwealth docket WI
be considerably increased after tn
converting of Court, as there al
eighteen examining trials awaitin
action by the grand jury. Til
promises to be very busy term {
Court. though short one, wit
ninety-six appearances in 'addltio
to the old cases. The injunctlo
suits of the city and other consun
ers against the Paris Water Con
pany will be held during this tern
Several prominent visiting attorney
are attending from surroundln
towns.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-06-21
THE BOURBON GUN CLUB

The Bourbon Gun Club held a
special shoot last Friday, June II,
when special match race at 500
targets was holly contested for be-
tween two squads of club members,
the Sure Shots, with Amos Turney as
captain, and the Cane Ridge, with j.
M. Caldwell as captain, resulting,
Sure Hits, 458; Cane Ridge, 439.
The next regular shoot will be held
Friday afternoon, June "a. The tro-
ply for this shoot will be 100 Sonada
cigars, donated by the Paris Billiard
Co. Visitors welcome Scores:
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-06-21
Fire, Wind and Lightning lnsur-
ance.
THOMAS, w0oDFoRD & BRYAN
PICTURE PROGRAM AT ALAMO
AND GRAND

To-day, Tuesday, June 21-Samuel
Goodwin production, 1.-THE Branding
Iron;" Ruth Roland. in serial, "The
Avenging Arrow" Pathe News.
Tomorrow, Wednesday, June %
Wanda Hawley, in Her First Elope-
ment:" ACKNOWLEDGEMENT comedy,
"'Dabbling In Art" Topics OF the
Day.
Thursday, June 23-A Louis
Weber production. Woman; Ruth
Roland in last episode Of serial, the
Phantom Foe;" Pathe Review.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-06-21
VOTE FOR PEARCE PATTON.
EXTENSION SPECIALIST TO VISIT
PARIS.

Ralph Kenney, extension specialist
in crops. will visit Paris on Saturday,
June 25, coming from Nicholasv1lle
under instructions from the Exten-
sion Division of the Kentucky Uni
versity College of Agriculture. MI.
Kenney will meet and confer with
farmers and others interested in agrl-
cultural and farm work, garden AND
crop results. Five specialists from
the College of Agriculture are now
working in as many different Sec
lions of the State.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-06-21
FALSE ALARM OF FIRE

An alarm turned in Sunday night
from Box IL, called the fire depart
ment out. Investigation revealed no
signs of fire in the vicinity. The
alarm was evidently the work of some
mischevious person. This will prove
an expensive amusement when the
perpetrator is caught-some time.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-06-21
"DIXIE" BRICK ICE CREAM FOR
SUNDAYS

WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO
HANDLE ALL ORDERS FOR THE
FAMOUS ssDIXIE" ICE CREAM IN
BRICK FORM FOR SUNDAYS.
SPECIAL ORDERS FOR BANQUETS,
WEDDINGS AND ALL KINDS OF
ENTERTAINMENTS.
GRANT OWSLEY,
SEVENTH AND MAIN STREETS.
(21-2t
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-06-21

Henceforth army nurses will be
accorded the same obedience from
enlisted men and patients in military
hospitals as is accorded commissioned
officers.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-06-21
CEMENT!

HAVE JUST UNLOADED FRESH
CAR CEMENT.
(22apl-tf) CHAS. S. BRENT & BRO.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-06-21
WOOL!

WE ARE IN THE MARKET FOR
WOOL. HAVE PLENTY OF NEW
SACKS AND TWINE.
(22apl-tf) CHAS. S. BRENT & BRO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-05

Of Tho breast mink. n Ia very thin
and pale.
A--nrcass MIX u thin and blue
by nature DO not attempt 10 Judge
It's quality by rs ion,ss. The cordi
ton Of the baby is the only test the
mother can use az 10 the quality OF
her breass milk. Usually In the
early months II can be made 90 suit
tho baby. needs By care on the part
Of tho mother.
o. have taken the bottle away
from my fsmonth-old baby and
nov she refuses TO tab. a drink
either from cup or spoon. What
shah DO about IL,
A--The baby n old enough 20 40
without her bottle. and after a few
nights. n you persist In keeping II
from her. she WIN forget n and be
ready 70 drink her milk ~ che
should
o--s Should q china of thr~- months
have anything besides milk and wa
teri
A--No. n he n hrea-'.sed. n bit.
tic fed. a weak barley water may be
I.1cd 20 dilute the milk.
o-whst should . baby I've
months old weight
A baby usually Doubles iss
birth weight At five or six months
~ arc. Send me your address for
answers 20 your other questions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-05

MISS GREY Win recesve rs.<
l'l err Of this Departments .
The star office ON Tuesdays from
. 20 4. and y; other times By sp
poiDtmenf. Please do mt CONC
on oth~~ days than Tuesday an
iess you have nm appointment
With Mi@ Grey ~ uDespeeff
visitors tnterfere with her writ
inr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-05
Handsome Bridge Tea
Gipeu Toddu

Mrs. Charles III. windcr- enter
tanned with a handsome bridge party
this afternoon. Tho living room and
the sun room OF the spacious home
were adorned with salplgiossis In
tints OF orange and yellow. and the
handsome tea table held an artistic
basket OF sweet peas and snapdiag
ons In pastel shades, Presiding here
was Mrs Lane Summers and Mrs.
John y. Main. while assisting In the
entertainment OF tho guests were
Mrs. Frederick Dent Hammons. Mrs.
Charles r. Brown and Mira John
Knox Withrrspoon. Ten tables were
In play. and additional guests came
tn at the tea hour,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-05

went to camp for II and enjoyed the
exhibits In tho craft cottages as well
as the pageant
On Saturday morning. August @,
Major ingrsham will take a group OF
Campfire girls. guardians, camp
councillors and friends on his yacht
"Voianti" for a three-day cruise OF
the San Juan islands.
Campfire girls ara asked not 10 for
get the candy for the next Port
Townssnd trip on the 18th of Aug.
ust Mrs. y. p. Cashier In TO have
charge OF the program and a group
of guardians and girls viii also so.
Sunday evening was ceremonial
evening. The campfire was built out
of doors and the girls In their cere-
monial gowns sang ceremonial songs.
Girls became members Of Campfire
at the ceremonial and Miss Brown
asked Miss Ann Simmons, whom
every Campfire girl loves. to talk to
the girls.
Saturday night was masquerade
night at camp. Everyone was there
In costume. even the girl from Doty
whose ankle was sprained. She
came as a wounded soldier. with a
Red Cross nurse at her side. There
were Turks. sailors. colonial DANES,
Hawaiians. Spanish dancers and doz-
ems OF other gay costumes.
Friday evening there wero boat
races at camp. Handicaps. scow
races aud other events proved very
popular. Kathryn Jagerson's crew
won the race In which three groups
81 eight girls were entered. But
they all shared the prize---a pail OF
maple "kisses"--with everyone else.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-05
Miss Joelsokn WEEDS
Mr.. Jacobson

The marriage Of AfiB Zersine
Joe,nohn. daughter Of Mr.. and Airs.
Dnvid l. JoeLsohn. To Mr. Maurice
jacobson. son Of Mrs- ANN New
man OF Everett. was solemntxed ut
ne Temple de Hirsch on wednes'
A.sy afternoon, July II. at . o'clock,
Rabbi Samuel Koch performing the
ocrVmony.
Tho temple was BEAUTIFULLY dec
STATED for the occasion with q pro
fusion Of summer flowers and aisle
puofs crowned with fragrant bios.
onns marked the pews. The ushers
vera Mr.. Melvin Levy. Mr.. Soils
~. JocIsohn. Mr.. Reuben RAPPORT
ana Mr.. Jerome b. Jacobs.
The four bridesmaids. Miss Mar
Guerite Dollar, Miss Gertrude Del.
1nr. Miss Helen Sommers and Miss
Ther~se Jocisohn. wore dainty
GUWns of orxandie in tho pastel
shades, with bats and shower bou,
gusts to correspond Miss Jeanette
Joelschn WAS the maid Of honor
md was attired In Jade green geor.
Gette and silver lace. with matching
LIT trimmed with plumes. and car.
ffed . shower Of pink sweet peas
end roses.
The bride was charming In ivory
mtin and silver laco A tuiio veil
arranged with plaits In the back
wns bound by a band Of tulle across
hef brow. with clusters OF orange
bjossoms on either side. II fell ths
Ieaeth Of her train. and her arms
we're filled with a lovely shower OF
orchids. sweet peas and baby roses
encircled with q frili of ostrich. Ths
little flower girls were Esther Mey
er and Naomi Freshman. Their
frDcks were In crepe de- chine. rs
ther In pink and Naomi In yellow
They carried inverted ieghorn hats
filled with pink sweet peas md
Cecil Drummer roses.
A reception followed the service
IT the homo of the brides parents
from . until 8 O'Clock. after which
. dinner was served for the family
and bridal party. Later Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacobson left on their honey
moon TO California. Mrs. Jacobson
travelling In a Harding blue talIIeur
a gray squirrel collar and a small
hat of gray velvet trimmed with
piumes. After September the,
viii be at home In Everett.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-05

win n harm the baby N q nurr.
ins mother become. pr~enenfr-
Few women can provide for two
babies az one time without suffering
some iii~ffccfs from this strain
Pregnancy is usually regarded as
Indicating tho necessity OF weaving.
II need not be done hastily. however.
and can be dou- easily and safely
in mos, cases. II the mother has
proper advice.
My baby. now 10 months old.
now wakes and demands 20 he
nurred about four times every night.
and cries very hard II I DO not feed
her. How can I break up ,his hablf7-
Only In one way. There In no
compromise possible, She should
have been trained several months
ago 10 having n long period Of un.
broken sleep Of night. and by her
present ago should be sleeping all
night without feeding. Nov you will
hove 70 make up your mind 10 a
period Of discipline which will Gu,
Time. say 10 o'eicck. F-~d her and
make her comfortable. then lcaye
her IN her own bed and In another
room. " possible. She will cry. Of
conrrs. but II you stick 10 u. and do
not yield. ~ viii only take . few
nights o. this discipline To get her
straight. II you do ylaid. however.
even once. the fight viii oniz BE the
harder thk next time
Q-rfow can I improve the 1uaffsy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-05
Personal

Mrs Herbert r. Coz ana little son
icfs Friday for Beach View farm. at
Oak Haxbor. 10 be tho guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Stanley crtffiuhs until next
Tuesday.
Mr.. Edwin Maxwell and his guest
Mr.. Lester Hanaen. of Omaha, Neb-.
and AFR. william Mcmillan iefs today
for Portland. where they win spend q
few days Mr.. Hansen wsli leave
next week for his homo
MFR. ana Mrs. I. A. Parshari. Miss
Kathleen ParshaIi. Miss Roma Reid.
Mr.. William Bell. jr.. and Mr.. James
Wood left this morning 10 spend the
week end at Mount Rainier.
Mrs. J. W. sumr4ir and son. Ben
tsmin. are planning 10 iesvr merit
week BY motor for Portland. whence
they viii sail for san Francisco and
Los Angeles, to be gone several
months.
Mrs. Danfet ~. Trsfetnen ana TWO
sons left wednesday for = three
weeks vixit az Saints Rest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Brown Fielder
ella s1fcMastert have returned from
their wedding trip.
Mr.. and Mrs J. =. Patrick and
Miss Ellen Patrick are departing
next week for California, TO remain
for a number Of montiax
Mrs.. Earl Jarnison. Mrs. l. r. Ely
man and Mrs. William Bolcorn went
over to Tacoma yesterday to attend
a luncheon given By Mrs. H. N Alex.
ander.
Judge and Mrs. George Douworth
and Miss Mary Donworth. who have
been travelling In Europe for several
months, win return next Wednesday.
Miss Elizabeth Lea IL spending the
week in Tacoma. the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. Lynn Taylor Bishop. Next
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-05
lnritdtions Issued
for Tea

Invitations have been issued BY
Mrx w. n. waldo for tea 20 be
given at her home Thursday after
noon, August IL. from unul )
u'clock. The occasion win honor
Mrs. Milton c. CARRIER and her
laughter. Miss Ruth CARRIER. OF
oklahoma. and Miss Alice Elliott.
leadinx woman with tho Wilkes
company.
Dispensing the Inequalities at the
urns tho FIRST hour VIII be Mrs.
n. A. CARRIER and Mrs. samuel lie.
roy Crawford. and the second hour
Miss Esther Johnson and Miss
Rhea Billings Assisting during the
calling hours are 20 be Mrs. FL
Holt. mother OF Miss Alice Eliiotts
Mrs. Edgar Anderson. Miss Flor
ence CARRIER and Miss Jean McMor~
ran. Little Billie waldo viii re-
ccive tho cards at the door.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-05

Dear "Bswfidcred---T.ove n a
beautiful emotion. but one we can all
conquer when II In best for all con
cerned After n hard.fought battle
with self q wonderful peace Will
come 10 you that you could never
know otherwise. J. H. w.
'Tsewiidered"--T should say 20 you
that there is something hacking In
this man you consider 10 fine or he
would have avoided al OF this TN
happiness. had he told you frankly
when he first became interested In
you and you In him. OF his one fourth
colord blood. This weakness would
crop out after your marriage % him
and make you most miserable. Don't
do IL A sYMPATHIzER-
Ny dear ''B~wfidered--I feel that
the problem you face now 10 nothing
In comparison 10 the one you will be
called upon 10 solve should you
marry this man. Perhaps. my dear,
II you could see your friend in other
circumsfances-ili. poor. without any
OF the material comforts OF life. sole
~ dsoendent upon the work Of your
hands for support he would not seem
the same 20 you. very much fear
you are considering his position. the
comforts he can give you. really
moro than you are deep affection for
HIM.
There are too many good and noble
men among those OF your own color
twho would give you a love over
which there could rest no shadow
for you 20 step into the long. long
future OF heartachc and sorrow that
you contemplate T. f. IL
Dear Bcwiider~d---Be absolutely
honest with yourself and you can
suffer no later rernorse.
GRANDMA
-Bswfldered--You stand on the
thrruhoid Of q now love with your
hand on the door to q mans heart.
ready 10 enter. You turn In doubt 70
tho outside unsympathetic world 20
ask IL you should take the next step.
Regardless OF color. race or creed.
human hearts are all akin We can
not divide love into class or color.
IL enters our hearts and takes fun
possession much against our will;
but when q heart Is filled with true
love there IL no room for doubt
"Bewildered.- II seems 10 me you
are not rire enough Having been
married before. you should know
that after the giamor Of the first
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-05
Luncheon for
Mrs. LdnqeRberq

Mrs Clifford q. Morrison enter.
tiincd with a beautifully appointed
luncheon at tho women's University
club thls afternoon. oomplimentinK
her sister, Mrs. q. o. langcnherg,
who arrived few DAYS aEo by motor
from California;. and who on next
Sunday is leaving ON motor trip TO
st. Louis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-05
Cynthia Grey 3
Mon,entdry Anguish and Then Peace Against Years
Of So7roO and Sacrifice Must the Woman, "BeUa-
dered," Face IN the Balance Of Her Decision
BY CYNTHIA GREY

ROMANS first duty is 10 her chidren she shirs this
fdpor Of love- eventually this neglected responsibility Ou
rise like huge mountain and overthrow the happiness
she sought thru love and she iH be like thing haunted
Love tou pass oody and she ioiH only Such
is the opinion Of about 200 and who haze adUsed
"Beaciidered"
vou say anything that ciu help her, send your
TO Miss Grey at The Star before Saturday Fol-
loiDin0 number Of todoy's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-05
Mr.. Henderson Hostess

with Miss Dorothy Ewing and
her house gaest- Miss Kathryn
Armstrong Of Oakland. Cal. as the
guests OF honor. Mrs Philip Austin
Henderson has extended invitations
FOR . bridge party at her home In
IAureihurst Monday afternoon. Mrs.
George Stuart Douglas win assist
the hostess.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-05
Hostess Committee
Adds. Names

Added to the hostess committee for
the supper to be given at the Inglc
wood Country club. Saturday. are
tho following: Mrs. Jerry Exgert.
Mrs IL. r.. Marshall. Mrs w. III. lilo.
mer. Mrs. p. IL Wat, Mrs. II. a.
Pcrinc. Mrs. A. II. Henderson, and
Mira n. n. Galloway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-05
lila How Yah AIumnae Picnic

Saturday afternoon. at the home
of Mrs Martha Recile Fiahaut.
ass Rainier ave. members OF the
lSia How Yah Aiumnae association
of the University Of Washington and
picnic. which win ho In the nature
OF reunion Of cid college mates
Those who attend should take the
Renton Express or Rainier Beach
car on Fourth ave. 10 5ist ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-05
SUGAR HINT

II you desire something a bit a
fsrent rub the cube sugar over
orange which has been cut, thl
letting II absorb some OF the tuis
Then when you serve tea later
the day use tbis sugar for IL
imparts a delightful flavor to Il
tea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-05
Fcrcpeu Compliment

Mn. Albert Charles Stub wfIi be
Ne complimented guest next Thurs
oay Afternoon. when Mrs Paul WI
bur Masters viii entertain with .
ortdge party In her honor. the ar
fair to be gwen At her home Mira
9tubh with Mr.. stubo 10 having Au-
gust Is. by motor. for California.
where she will visit friends
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-05
Bridge Party for
Ynki1nn Guest

Mrs. John cralddock coart enter.
tanned With an afternoon Of bridge at
her home today. oompiimenting Mrs.
Gecrec Adrian Webster. OF Yakima.
who Is her house guest. Additional
guests called at the tea hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-05
Picnic at Mrs.
SuttOn's Home

The Junior entertainment commit
tee Of the wonien's University club
Is sponsoring a picnic for tho junior
members OF the club. TO be given al
the home OF Mrs william ", Sutton.
in East Seattle. on Thursday. Au,
gust IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-05
Mrs. Jordan VIZ
Enferfnin

Mrs. r. NJ. Jordan win he hostess
at her home next Tuesday after
noon. entertaining with large
bridge party complimentary 10 Mrs.
William C. Moore OF Columbus,
Ohio. who Is u guest in the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-05
INITIALS

When your linens wear out the
initials or monographs can be cut
from them and appliancd Oh new
ones. when cutting them out leave
enough OF a margin on each side
70 turn under neatly and firmly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-05
Clubs
cLuBs FOR SATURDAY


Tho Minnewatha club VIII enter
tain with It's regular Saturday eve
ming dancing party al Christcnsen's
broadway hall. August 6. on Sat
ufsiay evening. August 10. tho
Minncwatha club will be hosts 10 100
hsys from the Y. $. =. Idaho. who
win be given shore leave to attend,
Tho club n planning 20 entertain
the boys from the different ships. on
each Saturday evening during tho
summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-05
JeaHIe
Society
Mrs. Mclaughlin WI
Entertain With Large
Bridge Party; Mrs.
Waldo Issues Inpitd-
tions for Tea; Lunch
con at Tennis Club.

AIRS. GEORGE ". Mcrou0uLiN
lNk Ia issuing invitations for a
bridge party TO be given at the
women's University club ON Tues
day afternoon. August ie. Twenty
tables win hs In play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-05

attraction wears OF what seems
be love flies out the window. Mss
ricd life 10 fun OF sacrifices and
takes more than physical attracted
or a comfortable home 70 keep on(
away from the divorce court H.
"Bswiidered--I do not believe thu
love and money could possibly pal
you for the suffering you vii
eventually be called upon to bea]
thru the suffering Of your chiidred
And believe In years 10 come yo(
would see the wisdom OF having FOL
lowed duty rather than love. WhcI
your children learn OF the sacrlfic]
you are making because Of then,
they will repay you 10 added love
respect and reverence NJ. s.
-Bewiidered---r arm sure n J wed
you would think twice and 20
haps three times and forget III
man. Thus you Will suffer mo
mentary misery and avoid much fut
ure anguish. y. A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-05
Mrs. Halter Plans
L,tAcheon

Honorsng her grandmother, Mrs.
r. r. McKenney Of Olympia. who Is
her guest. Mrs. Theodore ". Halter
viii entertain with q luncheon OF
sixteen covers AT the Tennis club to-
morrow afternoon