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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-04-07
THE WEEKLY PI0NEERTweve published Thursdv
address fGr, in advance, $2Ou
OFFICIAL COUNTY CITY PROCEEDINGS

every
. OFFICIAL COUNTY AND CITY PROCEEDINGS
We read article in publication somewhere-we do not
remember just therefore cannot give due
the authorbut contained so much good common
that feel should be passed Here is It applies
Bemd as we'll as to the Y city a 9Y which was written
Are YOU doing anything for your city? If you are not
will be pretty place in which to live for city will be no
better than the standard of service by the
Miracles happen cities what the people living in
he majority of persons seem to believe
they do city great favor when they select their place
abode and that return the city them the debtthat
conveniences dealing with the subject, What
Individual Owes City,
owe more, less. There and who
have derived nearly all their from the city which they
make their home-the city furnishing the field for their life
"The individual in these days beginning realize
jorty Of people still taxes with scows and complaints
They literally grab all they from city life and hold in
the here rsmsinder Of the city folk live or die
chase of central properties which the
low taxation basis and who have held these properties out of
tng use till they have multiplied in valve thTeefod four
the while they did it. There
% c o farm
get and put only much back they legally
::: MILLIONS AND MORALITY
Almost regularly as clockwork we read in the daily
press where some is suing his wife for divorce or is
Generally follows of moral filth that is
ing almost beyond belief Like dirty linen all out
in the wash but unlike thenn the principals hardly lay
claims to purity result of their legal bath.
This is queer world.
AS long poor able to live comparatively
decent lives But let great wealth way
datel begin to yea for the vices and rvoities buy
It would be far better for the human if
forego majority of the pleasures of wealth retain the
responsibility that is inherent in mankind the days of his
poverty.
Millions and morality do not always harmonize
FRUITS AND FRElcHTs
When buy fruits in the open market sometimes
wonder the dealer really making the tremendous profits
with which he is credited.
The fact has been made public that is cheaper to ship
send by California
to New York
said that bale Of goods be shipped by water
from New York to South America for less than costs
transport from side of the city CT New York to the other
What's the matter with railroad system, anyway?
The exorbitant freight rates in this country burden
to the people, and there to be relief in sight,
With all of our Wanted intelligence, do not seem to
have brains enough evolve system of distribution that would
do credit to Fiji Islander
When read of a great coal company paying cash
dividend of $50 cent wonder that mother nature doesn't
supply us with perpetual summer But, then, along would
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-08
Mrs. Old Honored
at Tea

Entertaining At her home today IN
honor % her daughter. Mrs Francis
Paxton Old. who Is leaving Saturday
TO Join Ensign Old IN san Pedro. Mrs.
Christian Frederick Graft was host.
oss at u largc tea from 4 until :
O'Clock
The pretty tea table had for It's
central decoration beautiful basket
OF blue forget me-no,s. pink Darwin
tulips and yellow dnffodils
Presiding here from untn
o'clock were Mrs. william Howard
and Mrs. r. q. shorrcck. and from $
until 6 O'Clock Mrs. X. Knox Roberts
and Mrs. Stanley Jordan. assisted by
Miss Anona Roberts. Misc Gwrndoly a
Newlovc. Miss Gertrude Jansen and
Mis~ Dorothy Merrick.
A color scheme Of pink. blue and
yellow carried out Ia Darwin tulips,
cafsodiis. deiphiniums and forgrt.me-
nots was used In all the rooms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-08
YIELDS TO SPRING

Agnes. I'm quite proud Of myself
these days. I'm not only economical,
but versatile. This glorious spring
weather has gotten into my veins
and I just must look as'I feel. You
know / got that pretty suit which I
was keeping for Sunday. go-to-meet-
ings only and that left me looking
rather seedy every day at the office.
Now I've decided TO wear the suit
every day and doll II up with fluffy
blouse on Sundays and no one viii
be any the wiser"
Isn't that rather foolish Why
not get another new frock for sun.
days? You don't have to have ready
cash 10 buy at chcrry's. They sell
the best looking clothes on credit
and right now they're having their
spring sale, which makes their low
prices even lower. Versatility isn't
everything"
Their store Is Mt 2o7 Rialto Bldg.
on Second Ave-. between Madison
and Spring, over the Pig'n Whistle.
Advertisement.
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NEW roRK. --u3y Maiil-styies
for women generally may be turning
toward the simple and severe. but II
you prefer something more H,rik.
ing
Well. Mine. Nina 10y h keeping
busy these days creating for several
houses her. frocks and hats that
that should satisfy the most arnbl,
sious Of those who seek TO b. diffcr.
ent
Hcrc IL shown thu dc~ign for a
dress that madame csLln . back.
ground for stockingr.-
n 10 OF dov~.sray taffesa--that n.
the Skin, from behind seems 70 be eli
that could BE- expected OF II. The
bodice ana the undermining are IT
scarlet chiffon. with n series of dots
ard atitchsurn In cherry eolor~d
twist A panel AZ the side carries
out the scheme In cherry coiorrd
beads. which run over the shoulder
10 tho extreme right back For ad
ditionAi description. soc the skeschl
And the hats
Tho Canoe" II Q rtmier~, crown.
less innova tion Oiled silk. In light
green. with an undertaking OF mid.
night bive pin-ssrlped velvet Tabs
Of this velvet are placed at Intervals
on N. sunny side. and ribbons Of
Jade lace In and on, over this canoe
like form.
Madame says her HORSE Far Hat"
n Tn. very anartn~t TIA OF cerlsr
straw, with a taat~twork stitch In
henns wool. and eurving under thu
chin. and ending IN two sarsiskn
sprays az either side OF tho head. tho
strap Of real hors~hair.
Ono gown madame calls III, Il
Brocaae.- II has long. Simple lines.
in banded twiii-blaet and gray.
hut here simplicity ends. Coming
over tho left shoulder. from center
back. IL a haifsieovc. haH-capsiike
innovation In silver and dragons
blood. with an edgtns OF white fur.
White fur catches II about the waint
az the right. and the fur denrends
from there almost 10 tho b~m.
Yes. II you want 10 b. different
madame can point the way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-08
EVERY THIRD
DANCE A WALTZ

A new rule has gone into effect r
London bathrooms. II Ia: Ewes
third dance a waltz
Despite the beauty OF many Of tn
modern dances. they require the AZ
OF expert teachers In the mastering.
The new English order of thing
Is designed 20 give q chance TO tho
older. but still. young. generation q
men and women who loved 20 dane
az boys and girls. but whose late
life has been TOO full 10 learn the more
Intricate steps Of the '-fox.trot." zone
step" "cnt walk" and their many
variations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-08
Personal

Mrs. Thomas Y. Ruhm win spend
tho week end as tho guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas stimson on their yacht.
Mrs. W. l.. Beddow and her
mother. Mrs. George u. Barclay. who
have been In Southern California for
several months. have returned to
their home In this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Soy~s left
wednesday for a visit Of several
weeks In California
Miss Mildred Lewis and Miss Ger.
trude Lewis left today for a short
visit In Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Gaibraith are
receiving congratulations upon the
birth OF a son at Providence hospital
Wednesday. April 8.
Mrs. Charles r. Brown accom-
panied Mrs. Fred II. Gilman 10 Port.
land. where Mrs. Gilman was called
by the sudden death OF Mr.. Gilman
wednesday evening.
Mrs.. Charles s. wills ard son.
Douglas, returned last Friday from
visit OF six weeks with Mrs Wills
parents. Mr.. and Mrs John K
Mason. In Bay City. Mich.
Miss Mary Dudley Walker Ia at
present the CUES, OF Mira w. H. II.
Green In Los Angeles
|. Mrs. J. cromie spent yesterday In
Tacoma
Mn. George T. Myers ieft last
week for California. to be gone about
q month
Mr.. and Mrs.. Frank Gilbert Black
have removed from the home OF Mrs.
Frank ID. Black 20 their residence at
100 soth ave. n.
Mr.. and Mrs Chester Coulter len
yesterday for a short visit In the
East.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. wusthoff
are receiving congratulations upon
the birth OF a son. George. Jr.. Mt
Mrs. Martins private hospital. Mon.
day. April T.
Miss Lucille Green In the gr,rst Of
Mrs. Katherine Reid Peterson for .
few weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-08
Colonel and Mrs.
PhiIlips Entertain

Honoring Major William Porter,
q. g. A.. and Mrs. Porter OF camp
Lewis, Colonel Charles L. Philips
q. 8. A.. and Mrs Phillips enter
tanned today with an Informal lunch
con at the Yacht club. and later N
ne afternoon Colonel and Mrs PM
ups were hosts At tea nj Their
home. entertaining the officers and
Sheir wives Of the Reserve Officers
Training corps In compliment 20 MA
1ur and Ms. Porter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-08
At PALACE HIP

Tho new show AZ Lo~w's Palace
Hip. opening yesterday. IN a ray NJ.
fair with plenty Of singing and dan
cins. comedy and novelties.
Regal ana Mack. a talented couple.
whon- WORK Ia original and finished.
appear In -"rh. Book Shop com.
edy Shit
- Timely Appointment ~ pro-
scented by Mills and Moulton. - an
other clever akit.
Smart costumes. varying from the
iatss, ballroom effects 90 picturesque
Indian and cowboy warb are a fea,
ture Of the Offering of tho Glocsous
and Houlihan.
Howard and Hoffman. two young
man. Possess pleasing voices
and plenty Of pep.
The uhgiio Quartet present native
Hawaiian dances and popular songs.
accompanied by playing Of ssrsnxcd
Instruments.
NJ canarin. ssrsvssd By Cleo. .
dainty young woman. offerp an exhl
bition Of magic
Marie porc is tho star of the fea.
suro photoplay. Midnight oambols. :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-08
Bridge Tea for
Orthopedic Hospital
q Success

The bridge tea given at the home
Of Mrs. Samuel Leroy Crawford by
the Denny Thurman Guild for the
benefit Of the Ortbopedic hospital last
Tuesday was great success.
A delightful musical program was
contributed by Mrs. John c. Higgins
and Mrs. Bruce Morgan. with Mrs.
Daisy Wood HiIdreth at the plano.
At the tea hour the following group
Of young misses served: Miss Kath-
lecn ParshalI. Miss Roma Held. Miss
Katherine Niblock. Miss Marion Nc.
Gee. Miss Mary Booth. Miss Mildred
Stevens. Miss Lyias Brown and Miss
Jane Cady-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-08
Bachelors Club
Informal

The Bachelors club win entertain
with its 'Um Zu Wee" informal on
Saturday evening In the Masonic
temple.
Mr.. Charles Brickell In In charge
Of the decorations and the committee
includes Mr.. Clyde Rogers. Mr.. Os-
car Seegar. Mr.. Herbert Metzdorf.
Mr.. Vern Keeper and Mr.. John
Miner. chairman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-08

|DISHRAG
BANISHED SOON

For the woman who has been
casting longing eyes on an electric
dishwasher. Uncle Sans latest influ-
enza survey furnishes bolstering ar.
guments.
The influenza case rate for a
group eating from plates and table
cutlery washed by hand was 324
cases per 1000 inmates, az compared
with 10s per ] BOO inmates from that
group eating from dishes washed by
machine.
In view OF the figures. IL would
seem that the time Of woman's
emancipation from dishwashipg
might be close ut hand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-08
Miss Martin to We'd
Saturday EreninG
ADriI rs

Miss Ruth Martin. dnush'ef o'
Mrs. Matte L. Martin. VIII wed Mr'
wilmer c. Hewitt. Saturday eSsnins
Arm Is. OF $40 o'clock at the home
~ Mr.. ana Mrs. Byron l. sutton
Rev. J. ID. MclAuchlan viii read 'h'
service. -. x,r
a. her attendants. Miss Martin
wsn have her sister. Mrs. Haiforu
Hockesf OF Ethiopia as marion =,
honor. and Miss Marjorie Martin Oh
suokanc. As maid OF honor. -,
The maids Of the bridal party wa
- Ms. Helen Nelthorpc and Miss
porothy Cooley. LATHE vaiers Elii En-.
vdu BE- ring bearer. Mr.. Hewitt
brother. Mr.. Robert Hewitt. WIN DC
hiu beat man. and Mr. Hcroert hry'
AT and Mr.. Frederick Mercer are 70
b the ushers-
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~.
wrought mothers, and II Ia they who
need the attention first
o. have adopted a little girl and
am very anxious 20 learn the exact
date ana place OF her birth. In there
any way for me 90 find this out7
All your state In IN the birth
registration area II should he quite
easy 10 get this information. Write
10 the registrar 81 births. state board
OF health, at the capitol. giving him
all the particulars you have. II the
baby was chr1stened. the church
records would give tina, date. II both
these means fail. you would have %
! try personal inquiries among phyhi'
clans. hospitals and possible neigh
boris.
o-Is q -baby warkcr' harmful
Alt may be. N the baby is kept
sitting or standing In II too Ions
al a time. A baby who ir growing
and thriving learns 20 walk nhtur
ally. tho slowly. and does not need
any artificial aid.
o-My baby cries with ooiic .
great deal. How can ] prevent IL
Al you are nursing the haby
witch yourself most carefully. stof
worrying and fretting. and do not
allow yourself 20 give way To strorf
emotions OF any sort All dis
turbances OF an unpleasant sort n
,be tnothef,s mind re>r~f1ected bach
20 the baby thru the effect the,
have upon the mothers functions
waken the baby 10 nurse at th'
right time. and DO not Jet him nurs-
too long or too rapidly. Keep hi
feet and legr warm at all times. TT,
giving n tablespoonful OF warn
water Just before the nursing q
dilute the milk and make II essiei
20 digest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-08
Birthday Party at
RniMier Club

Mn. Henry Broderick was given
: surprise birthday dinner last sat.
vrday evening at the Rainier ciuo oy
-. Rrodcrick. Twelve guests were
~rafeA around a table conferred Win
auound OF corsase bouquets
Later they attended the perform
ance At the Moore. followed by a
supper at the Boulevard Inn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-08
Program for Ladies'
MMsicnl Club

On Monday afternoon. AZ the
Young women's Christian associa-
ekon, Mrs Margaret Moss Hemion
ana Mrs. Robert Wyatt spraguc
have arYanged the following program
for the regular meeting OF the Ladies
Musical club:
vocal;
= Widen Fugitive ......-........
-......... Hssodiads- s~sr % !. .
Little woman ..osrooa
NJ Alfred Green
ln@ Mar5srie Andersen ct piano
Y1ano.
''Imprempsu" ....---..-..... h~nnosa
Ma r. A. Borr
vocal:
'-rAsushts Have winr
............... Liza i~hmshn
, .-rhs Response" Mary HELEN Brown
: rnter Nos .......... MAcFady en-
MS y. clifford Asld
Mra chAriss X Philips al piano
Vocal:
. pilgrim acae" ........ fsch aikovssy
b Arcadia Laiisbyr" .-....- .hrogmAn
Mr.. Green
2Tfo -...-......s.. .s....s-s-s.sss DoeA'
Piano, Miss Jessie Scott
Violin Ernest Jaekovsky.
Cello. walter slsemore
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Music
Pupils Recital
Sunday Afternoon

Mime. Estellc Patterson win prcSeut
a number Of pupils In recital IN ths
Monteiius hall Sunday. April 10. at :
.. m. The program To be given VII
be an follows:
Song ghtiDgais' Trim 49,. -xuriao
Cernidins Chawotts
Mountain frmphs s..ss...... KfnGrnD
Thsa Twist
'sMsdftAtfon" ..s.s.ssss..s.....~. lAsD
Hsisp AcKInstog.
Dorothy Hyatipnn.
BLACK Forest Cloek". ......... -Hsfn -
Astsd christisnson-
bonnfinr- ...s...s..ss sss..--.. -DiAS>0
Helen Beamsr
Bohg-~fodding Ferns" ........... -0siO
TbsIma Barbour.
'svaiss Erc.ntrfqps~. ........... EKgsfisG
May Louise ROyix.
Moonlight Wavea'' CIssrcarolis) .EsAx1r
Jack oerriek-
''BirdS carufyaf..
Garland Of Psnnink 10
It~ena ...s..s....s.....I
Erna Allen.
Concert Poionaiss ...-.....-..- xagiSsuD
DonDsiiA TbEen
This Rssperr'--
Ia -Awskening~ ~
90 departure"
fe) Return" On
Helen Van Drum
loves AwakeninFs' ..... Mosxk61
Beatrice Cogeshalt.
bong--open becrst.' .......--......... I
................H Huntington Wood m e
Mrs. Patterson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-08
Seattle
Society
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill to
Be Dinner Hosts; Mrs.
Field to Be Hoaored;
Mrs. Moore to Enter
tain at Luncheon.

AIR. AND MRS. RICHARD
Nl DWIGHT MERRILL are en-
pertaining with a dinner next Tues
A. evening NJ their home. comrii'
mentarx 70 Mr.. and Mrs. W,h'a'n
n. Mcf,wan. who have recently TO
turned from a visit TO the orient
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-08
Announcement Made
of MARRIAGE

The marriage Of Miss Madge Bell
ninth to Mr.. James Edward Mccain.
both Of Prescott. Arizona. was per
formed on Monday evening, April 4.
at the residence OF Rev. Albert c..
Moses, 113 r. 62nd st.
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By MRS. MAX WEST


By MRS. MAX WEST
An interesting question has lately
been submitted 10 me. but one not
cary 10 answer off hand The aues.
ton In this. would you allow your
child 10 play with pnother child
whose home training was poor. and
whose ways you didn't like1 or
would you expect your child's better
training 10 off set tho others laekT''
II IL nj least safe 10 say that II
any separation n to be made II must
be done without explaining 10 the
child the reason for ~. We have far
too many child Bnoba abroad In the
land as IL In.
My mother doesn't allow mo 20
play with 10 and So" proclaimed
with an mir Of dindainful superiority
Ia heard every day wherever children
are nj play. Let un not multiply their
number. But II mother is con
WINGED that there are good reasons
why an association IN not desirable.
she should strive 10 substitute other
friendH. and thus naturally shut II
off.
II must OF course also be apparent
that In many cases the child from the
good home may give enormously Of
her advantages TO the other child,
without suffering a whit from the
experience. The whole matter quick
iy resolves Itself into particular cases
and one about which II Is not safe 70
gencraiixe very far. But II would
seem TO me that the mother who
breaks up childish friendship
should be very sure Of her ground
before going into H.
! Q-My baby IL three months old
and In perfect health. hut cries q
great deal and In very oonsfipated
What can ! give her 10 help herr
A baby who n very consupated
and cries a great deal can hardly ~
said 90 he In perfect health. You DC
no, my whether she In breast or bot
Ito fed. nor how often. II you arr
nurninT her. look 20 your own diet
Eat laxative food. and II necesaar,
take n simple laxative medicine iik'
iicorice powder occasionally. II sh'
In on n bottle. pa, from one tea
spoon b. one Tablespoonful of milk o.
magn~sia In the last bottle Of tn
day. Other directions have beer
given In recent articles. Stop uninl
In tectIons for a while. Hold her ovcl
the chamber regularly.
ahs may b. crying from sndires
ton due 20 overfceding. or irregulai
feeding. am sending you prtnteS
directions for feeding.
Q-My baby. years old. cries with
pain In his stomach. His breath 1,
sometimes foul. DO you think h
may have wormss
A-Take him 90 . good doctor fo'
examination. The trouble may h
due 20 indigestion from faulty diet
You DO not say how he is being fed
Q-what shall ! do for styes, Ny
little rfri has one after another.
Ar, the doctor sre them. Mean
while swab them gently with bits Of
Absorbent cotton dipped in boracss
acid solution Wipe from tho moss
outward. urr a fresh r~ab each tint
and destroy Immediately.
o-My baby seems very nervous
sns wakes at the slightsst noise and
cries
A nervous baby may need spe
Ell medical attention. but all such
n~rvousiy delicate babies should be
kept very quiet. should not be played
with, should have great deal OF
fresh air. proper sood. and special
care In the conditions for sound
si-ep. Nervous babies are sometimes
merely reactfng Go nervous and over
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-08
Dancing Party for
Miss URenn

Complimenting Miss Harriet
U'Renn, Dr. and Mrs. George u. Nc
CuIIoch are entertaining this even
ing with a dancing party at their
home
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Mrs. Moore WIZ
Honor Mrs. Burchdrd

Mrs. walter Moore VIII ENTERTAIN
I'm A luncheon at her homo nex,
rues.3ny. honoring Mrs Dudley
Burchard. who has rccen'y ''eu l,',
from an extended visit IN inc Vs's"''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-08
CLUBS
CLUBS FOR SATURDAY


Soro-is Club
The art department OF tho Sorosin
club wiz meet nj ., m. Mira NJ. J.
Irvine win tnik on Chiide HaEasfn.
and Current Art" Will bo tho sub.
jcot for general dincunnion.
Eastern Star Club
The Eastern Star club win give .
card party at Meves cafeteria on
Saturday at $50 y, m. Both bridge
and whist WIT be played and all
Eastern Stars arc invited.
Allah Chsptrr No. i65. q. E. y.
Allah Chapter No. isb. q. u. T..
will give n dancing party Saturday
az the odd Feilows' temple. 10th ave,
and Pine ~. All Eastern Stars.
Masons and their friends arc In.
yitcd.
Kappa Alpha Theta sorvrity
Kappa Alpha Theta sorority In en-.
tcrtaining with bridg. party for
Thctas and their guests Saturday
afternoon atfthe chapter house at :
o'clock. Reservations should be made
with Mrs. James Farrell.
Seattle Juvenile Neighhors Of
Woodcrpft
Seattle Juveniles. Neighbors OF
woodoraft. at swediah club at i.so
p. IN.
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Mrs. Collins to BE
Luncbeon Hostess

In compliment TO Mrs. Harry a
rrs.ls wife OF Rear Admiral Harry
4 Field. U. 4. N. Mrs. John Collins
= .r,s,.a,ning with luncheon next
Tuesday at the Sunset eiuo'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-08
Rirfhdnu Celebration

Mrs.. A. w. Quist entertained at her
home today for the pleasure Of her
nttJe daughter Doris, whose fourth
birthday 1t was. Twenty miniature
young ladies' had an enjoyable after
noon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-08
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
Wourn's Auxiliary 10 Seattle
Symphoux Oreh~~trn


Tho women's auxiliary 20 the Sc
attic symphony orchestra met Mon
day for luncheon Mt the sunset club.
Mrs. Roy II. Ballard was In charge
Of tho eommit,e. which revised the
bylaws. and IN. constitution was
amended. changing tho name OF the
organization 10 the Auxiliary 10 the
Seattle symphony society.
Plans were formulated for nexi
years work. and tho COMMITTEES APP
pointed is composed OF Mrs. iroder.
TEX Bentley. Mira stephen J. Chad
wick and Mrs. Virgil Kidd. who are
arranging for an entertainment 10
be- given May 20. al The Metropolitan
theatre. the nature Of which and tho
committees win b. announced later.
This next meeting Of tho society win
BE- at IN. sunset club. Thursday,
April IA. with luncheon at i-Jo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-08

Three of Madams Logs
creations as she sketched
them: Adore. "The Canoe:
beior. "The Background for
Stockings. at left, THE
Horse Ear"
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Animal Dancing Party Of IN
Lorraine (.hAptTr

Invitations as- now out for the an
nuai dancing party Of III. Lorraine
chapter. Order OF tho Eastern Star.
Tho affair will b. given n; tho Ma.
sonic temple. Pine ST. and Harvard
avv.. In the shrine auditorium. and
tho date IL Friday evening. April -.
Albert Reginald siesEart r. chairman
of tho committee. and In assisted by
Elsie fonneIiy. Erich Lnrvth.
Blaneh. staiiingx. George staiiing..
~ Ciyd. Dunn. Dr. Henry Collins.
Helen Collins. Haib~rt Clark. Carrie
chrtssoffeyson. Lillian Coy. Grant y.
sweet. Katherine s,sarns. J II Nut.
ting. Mr.. and Mrs. Nigh,ilns-r. Mr..
Wilson. Mrs. Hoir1 and ". Whiting.
ham. Refreshments viii b. served
Orv.a Ctcir. Ncixhb~s u weQdcsxst
ovcas circle. Neighbora OF Wood.
craft, will entertain with a card
party Friday evening. April 9. in Co
operative hall. niilniau City. Sosxh.
boru and friends invited
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shoes In now being tested by the
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army.