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Washington Journal., 1921-04-22
Ginsefan st.

Serrn n4uheinerS" gmpfebIung
befoIgt. Der beiagte Mrtifel lit rein
politiider Natur, uno entbGlt etli6e
l1nmabrbeiten. Oemgegeniiber lit in
nleinen SGn6en elm 8riet bon benz
SefretGr Der 0uGfer in Bbilaoelpbia,
Ser mortli6 iagt, oaB oie@rmeiterung
oes Silfsmerfes ourh Mittel, Die bon
Dem beiagten ~Oribe" itammen, 9e.
inaht meroen fonnten. Mlio elm 81.
rettes 8ioeriprehen.
0a ih in beioen Mrtifeln Die 9eut.
iden aufforoerte, our6 oelttlhe Or
ganiiationen ibre SiIfe al beforoern,
meigere i9 mid, meiterbin in cine
Disfuifion nit &errn .Mltdjeiner"
einaulaiien. gs f0nnte nlr al elmer
gleiden, unmiiroigen &osbolgerei
fiibren, pie Die nit &errn 8enoer.
Oas itebt unter meiner @iir6e.
Or. Margaret Cd.
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9OnfurO aInb.

glm Ietten 9ienstag I6enO CAB
Serr Or. @. GloB Den 5tueiten, Dor.
geiebenen 8ortrog i'm 8orIor oes
&Iubs uro 5por iiber oeltide DioIeft.
oi6ter, beionoers @rotb uno &eitter.
@ergIei6e nit GbomifIo's uno Se.
bel's Altffaiiung uno 8ebanolling
Gbnli6er Stoffe belebten Die 8etro1-
titng un0 @rIdliterltng ser 8erfe nm
ierer nieoeroeutiden, %geuannten Mtei-
lter. Serr Or. 3loB iHeint ouf al
len @ebieten oes rei6en oeutl6en 81.
oIeftlebens 81 Souie at iein, ioooB
man gar niht merfen fonnte, mel
dem er lelbIt eigentli6 bon Saule
aus ongebort. Gr trltg cine iebr gro
Re &eibe bon @eoi6ten Der peri1ie-
6enIten glrt Dor, @rnit uno Sumor
entbalteno. Die 8eriammIling Ioite
li6 crit gegen II l1br olf. Ser
Goncoro-&lub lit Serrn Or. &loB
Iebr ooufbor fir feline Wtiibe un0 @ii.
te. Der Sortrag b6tte, mie ale an.
0eren 8eronltaltungen oeS &IubS,
0urd &orten uno 3eitungsan3eige
u%nbeoingt better befonnt gemo6t per-
ben miillen. Meflame oieier euten
9lrt be3obIt iif mabrIid I'M Sntereiie
ser bo6geiebten Nufgoben 0es &lubS
un0 oeutider &reiie ser Staot ltnter
gegenlpGrtigen u%mItdnoen.
g. @I.
Washington Journal., 1921-04-22
enndruG, SenIoai iuirfIide DELTA.
tciien, iinb at baben bel:
UihIers, 36-45 &isas Warft.

Gin alsbleiben, i'm &ort ooer inn @ar-
Tor ollein bleiben fonnen, iiber Unit
perlit0tsltuoenten, 6ie alS &ellner or
beiten, Sic furAtbar boben 8reiie in
Sen @otels uno oas l6lehte @iien,
iiber oie Madt Der @ebeimpoli5ei,
iiber oos @erbot Der Sereniigungen
an Sonntagen, iiber oie 8eoeutung
bon @eieGi6aften mie Die n9augbters
of tbe @mcrican &ebolution" Ii. oerg.l
@r ltebt ni6t aaein IN Der @rt nn0
@eiie, mie err als @uropaer bie Din.
ge bier aniiebt.
Washington Journal., 1921-04-22
8rOke Grtra~-g in Der
GOneDr6ia Stride.

@m Mittmodl ben 81. 5. M.ts,
finoet in ser &opene Ser goncoroia
Stride, 90. uno @ StroBe 9.-8., eli.
ne @rtra-S eriowlmlung Der @emein-
oe-Mitglieoer ltatt, in Ser Ii. a. bar.
iiber entidieoen meroen ion,. Oh Der
@ottes6ienlt in Ser oentiden Sprade
in 3ltfunft 6eibebaIten bleibt.
Washington Journal., 1921-04-22
@nitapt mia bem Is.

Wtein lieber, gutter @uitob-G,
On tuit mir in Der SeeIe tDeb.
SIN @oibineton Directory
guf settle Sunoert, unter Die,
ga fano man DID, GA fauo mar sic,
Weit 9, II, + t. q, b. g.
Reiu Iieber @uitab, Dor nal 5u:
Bit Yonfee ooer 9eutlher DUP
giit Oh elm 9inoeItrihler. baIt2
Sh meme MIR: 60 boIb un0 baIb,
&}it einem SDpben in DER Ritte2
Oh, iog's bod. bite, bite, bite,
Mitunter Dies. uno mandmal 6os,
SaIo 0eutid. boIo Yanfee, mics baIt
poBtP
llno weitcr bore ib Did briiIten,
Oh intreliierit Did aud fir 8iiIten2
Subj v@ultobe" nit Dem 9 am Ban.
oeI,
WaS tat Dir Dem Der quite SGnoeI2
Sm Yorfe, mo Die Sun0e benen,
Wialt Oh ben &omponi1ten Iteaen2
Sm Rorfe, mo- ole 2~egion1re,
uno andre Seloen uni'rer SpbGre
Bom S0noeI grade 70 uieI nilien,
8ie cine Stub bonn 8eiberfiiiien2
9l6. r@uitaOe", LOB Did bod beara.
ben,
@omit mir en6Ii6 Mllbe baben.
Wit Deinen longen 9iertiidre0en,
Teriauerit Oh ms nod 0as 2eben.
0cm Dein @equatihe lit genuli,
@ie @uitop-mit Dem 6 am g.
9ci beioen meiR man nidt gerail,
Worilm Der &obl, marltm 0os 9,
Borum oas 6 am Gnoe meg,
8orum oenn INNER: Wed, Wef,
Med?
@artm mialt On oenn immer fab.
beln2
onore 2eute aud NAL 3oppeIn.
Ntl. 8nltah, IN I ml0 oh 6,
bod Ternnnft an uno berIteb'
Sd mein' es ia II gut nit @ltd),
ytlr reoet bios fem oumnes i3eug.
id nun Dcin gerlpreden babe,
lonn-@nitnpe, Iieber, alter @nobe,
Damn fomm' an meine MGnnerbruIt,
fomm' nno alb mir einen 2lB;
mein' id oies MIR biIoIifl,
Dcnn miinoIid bin ih iebr empfino.
lid.
Iieber @uItabe nit benz 8,
,Seb' pobI, Iuf 8ieoerieb'n, @0ee.
Bern BAIT i'd miinoIid 9ir's geiagt.
i'd bier per @eoiht berbrad,.
Define 3ungenfertigfeit.
iiber meiner 6Gbigfeit.
-immer nod eener.
(Inm. Der &eo.: Mau IeIe obiae
@ingeionOts ourd 0ie goloene 8riae
oes Sumors. Nur in oieiem Gimme
iino iie onfgenommen. s. IS. 81
Washington Journal., 1921-04-22

Was an Nadridtcn bis MittluudI
Mittns i'm gnrcan Oes n@Oibinatun
Sonrnals" 1T, fam in Der am fuIscn.
ben Sreitas erideinenOen hummer
seSrnft merSen.
Washington Journal., 1921-04-22
@rofer sdpeiscr.saa

gm @ontae. oen 2. Moi S. g,
tinoet i'm Concord &Iub, 3t4 6 Str.
N. @. Der oiesibriae groBe Sdmei.
3er.Soa Itatt: 5reunoe fiuo Defenders
oaau eingeIaoen.
Washington Journal., 1921-04-22
Office: no scdlte etraRe @OrOwsit


0tHsefautt.
Dtit @utril t.tt unitrn esirn lr frtisn 0srfdeuns
iese6atsrnmmt te @etdltisu isiHtrlei 9sraHtrrfmHe
Washington Journal., 1921-04-22

(Nnm. Der &eo.: Mou Ieic obiae
@ingeionotS ourdl Die eoloene 8riae
oeS Snmors. yaur in oieiem Gimme
iino Tie onfgenommen. s. @. 81
Washington Journal., 1921-04-22

@rof 8itte's 9emerfunqen iibel
Mmerifa our Belt &ooiebelts iinf
bodit ~intereiiant. @r lit entiebt iibel
Die YSreibeit" i'm aeleGidoftlider
2eben bier, pie gan8 iunge 8affii6t
pbne 8egleiting Biz in oie Na9t bin.
Washington Journal., 1921-04-22

Stun bin idl in Ser Oentbar unidul-
oiglten @eiie, nidt MIR Dem Serrn
nit Dem Granddaughter aif Die Siib-
nerougen getreten, lonoern pie eS
iGeint, einem plattoeittiden Serrn
auf Die 2ifoorn; Dem lesteren nidt
ipegen Dem SGnoel, lonoern neil ih
ibm SbentitGtsioreen beruriadt ia.
ben feu. slIio, bon SGnoel ou reoen,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-26

Representatives for the Senior
Cuardlana' association. Junior Guar
dams association and the scribe club
arc compiling a magazine for Camp
fire Girls which viii be on sale at
headquarters June 8. at 10 cents a
copy. IL VIII contain all the inforrnA.
ton rinttvo 10 Camp scalth. besides
group activities and songs. jokes. etc.
Work on IN. new camp " progress
Ing rapidly. work WINS started on
tho large building this week This
VIII bo used for combined dining
room and hostess room.
A huge fireplace VIII - built and
the girls viii Use this room for their
thcatricals and stunts. There are
many small cottages 81 which the
guardians have taken charge. one
liz 10 bc health cottage. ali In white
with n scrccnedin porch. fiere tho
nurse and baby viii live. This ~ stu
ated near the dock 10 be ready for all
emergencies.
There will be n junior and senior
craft house each. These will be de-
Grated. ons In cream and fun blue
and tho other In green and white.
Councillors cottage IL little gray
bungalow with a big fireplace Ia tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-26
CAMPFIRE GIRLS CAMP
PROGRESSING RAPIDLY

center Of tho room. Then there win
be headquarters decorated in gray
and primrose.
An OF the cottages are painted gruy
on the outside. with green roofs. Scar.
let runner has been planted along
the bulkhead. 30 by June 20 the girls
expect 10 have very attractive
camp
Tho cottages are close 10 the water.
front and dock. Tho largo building
will be in the valley camp. which IL
quarter OF IA milo from the wharf.
The girls have already ohristencd
this Happy Valley. II has an old
orchard with quantities OF sweet
cherry trees. The baseball diamond,
basketball field and space for track
will also bo here.
The orchard offers "a lovely retreat
for quiet hour. Tho entire land IN
hiliy. which makes II much more
artistic than fiat grounds.
The splash party under the aus
picen Of the Junior Guardian assso-
citation. which was held Friday. May
20. netted the girls 1902 clear. A
total Of ig7 girls attended. Fix prizes
were given out for races. life saving
contests. undressing In deep water.
etc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-26
is THERE
A BOUT HE r?

When n giri II unaffectediy.
whole heartedly attractive when
she SCENE TO attract admiration
from every source. We all ask
what Ia there about her.
IL isn't tho shade OF her hair
or tho sparkle in her cyo. or the
bloom on her cheeks. It's simpler.
It's nor clothes: the details OF her
costume.
Clothes arc. indeed. the crcs.
tors Of personality. and since lovely
clothes have the power To make
ur lovely. we should ali culuvat,
the art Of dressing well.
Cherry's Eaay Payment Store In
Seattle. has made u possible for
everyone. even those without r>a ~
money. 10 b. weIldrosscd-r made II
possible by offering real values IN
Mems and Womcn's Apparci on
terms 10 sui, all. Become acauaint.
cd with Chcuy'a. You'll benefit
by n.
Their storr Il on Second ave-. BE-.
tween Madison and Spring. so7 RI.
alto building. over the Pg'n
Whistle Advertisement
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Personal

judge and Mrs. Thomas Burke -
turned last evening from an extend
Cd Eastern trip.
Mrs John Crcenough. Of vancou.
yer. y. C.. who has been the guest
~ Glen. Clearance u. nlethcn and Mrs.
Biethen. left last evening for her
home.
Mr. John y. Murphy returned to
day from ProAser. where he has been
on a business trip.
Mr.. A. y. Mute and daughter. Bet.
~. spent the last week end in Veto
ria. u. C.
Mina Frances Green and Miss Eu.
lalio Merrill. who have been attend
Ing school In the East. will arrive
home next Monday.
Mrs. John Douglas champlin. who
In an Eastern visitor In tn. city. II
guest at the Sorrento hotel.
Ar. and Mrs. Charles willard
Silmson and daughter. Miss Jane. re.
moved yesterday 20 their summer
home at tho Highlands
Mr. and Mrs. ". Ross Downs ar~
being congratulated on The birth OF
a son yesterday al Minor hospital.
Mr.. and MR.. Charles ". Frye left
today for the East. They plan 90
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sail on June for AmEt.rian. Hol.
Mr.. and Mrs Brournaia c. Peek
and family have removed TO their
summer home near Seahurst
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer r.. Adams are
leaving about June for Great Fails.
Mont. where they will make their
home.
Mr.. ~ A Baiweii win leave this
evening for BclilnghaIn on a short
business trip.
DR.. and Mrs. Carl VIII will remove
the first OF June TO their summer
homo at Wing Point.
Mr.. Henry c. Hubbard u sailing To-
day for siberia. where he In going on
business Trip Of several months.
Mrs. John Panton. who has been
the guest Of her son-in.law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Chalmers. for several months. left
yesterday for her homo In Dos
Moinen. Iowa
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Perry and
two children viii arrive from New
York the first OF July and viii &C
cupy the home of Dr. and MrrL J.
Tate Mason for July and August
Or. Minor G. Lille left Sunday for
Rochester. MINI. From there he
will go 90 New York TO attend the
medical clinics. Mrs. Lille will Join
him Their. and they will return 10
Seattle about the middle OF June.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-26
Thousands Have Stopped
Their Itching with SIS

nous old herb rsmsdy. for swhfle.
They found tbs impurities which
caused their itching eliminated, and
thar blood enriched with millions
Of wholsspma. rod eorposclsA
II yuu srs afflicted With itehing
akin troublcs, DON'T suffer ths mad
dcnmg torture loassx. but 81 .
bottle a SS-S night swuy hun
your druggist
Start taking SIS. Immediately.
and II Jon would Ike expert h.
dividual medical counsel, writs .
detailed description of jour eass IA
Chisf Medical Advisor, $50 Swift
Laboratory, Atlanta, GsnryiA h
win give Il 70 you frea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-26

Many Of ths hxy, itching SKIN
truubln thst sff,ict humanity are
duo solely 10 disorders Of the blood
stream, and can b. rcrnedicd only
By correcting thsss irregularities
Itching Affections Of this kind
should b. treated only With msdt
chss that drive from tho blood
thnss poisonous impurities that ~
turc should hsvs cast out but has
not. Outside applications msy -
suage tho Itch itself for awhile. but
they do nothing foe that which
csnses It
Thousands Of skin sufferers have
found their nrrvs-racking troubles
ceased aft~ taking SS-S, ths a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-26

The chiffon orerskirt. re-
peaIing the short hem, is the
subtle wdy of the French Of
preparing as for the longer
skirt. Pink is the tint used
for the frock ichich IS toorn
by Marion Barton in Lady
Billy" The pink chiffon roses
hare deeper tinge. A relret
seif-coior sash suggests the
raiSt lins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-26
Patrons and PdtronesSes
Named for Dance

Tho patrons and patroncsscs for
ing on saturday evening at the
Women's University club for the
pleasure of the pupils OF her school.
viii be. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Nor.
gan Mills. MIR. and Mrs. Shirl Bla-
lock. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hudspcth.
Mrs. \. II. ingiis. Nine. Davenport
Engberg, Mrs. /. NJ. Pcyscr, Mrs.
Carol Shank and Miss Grace Gias.
Cow.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS


The members of tho four posts Of
the American Legion. with tho WON.
ems ausiliarics. have started city
vide campaign TO place a poppy In
every home. Tho sale OF Flanders
Field peoples. $4,000 Of which have
been allotted to Seattle. commenced
yesterday. Tho object OF the sale In
TO raise funds. 80 that the grave OF
every American soldier who gave his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-26
Birthdnu Celebrated

Celebrating tho 18th birthday Of
their daughter. Marguerite. Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Duncan entertained at
their home on Saturday evening.
The guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
George Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. r. II.
Birkel. Mr.. and Mrs J. r. Evans and
son Harold, Mrs. George Van klef-
fens and daughter Helen, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. r. Ellis, Miss Helen Chris.
Jensen, Mr.. Edgar La Fayctte and
Mr.. John Brown.
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EnreircN Tea

As a farewell compliment to Mrs
Elmer r. Adams. who with MIR. A.
Adams Is leaving In a short time for
Great Falls Mont. where they viii
reside. Mrs. Alfred III. I.undin and
Mrs. Ctrl VIII are entertaining with
an<informal tea at the home OF Mrs
l.undin tomorrow afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-26
Young Ladies Institute Dance

The first In It's series OF summer
dAneen viii h. given Thursday even.
ms. May 20. AZ the LeSchi pavilion.
by the Young Ladies' institute. Pat
ronH and patronesaen include: Mfr.
and Mrs. u. y. Flynn. MIR. and Mrs.
Bernard BRADY. air. and Mrs VII
liam o'nricn. Mr.. and Mrs. r. =.
O'connor Mr. Frank Hurley and
Mrs. J. J. German
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-26
BOW

Evening gowns which Hport the
extreme V back often have hug.
Japanese bows OF nrif.tono tniie al
the back which partially cover the
expannc natural. pistanded skirts
are good
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-26
STATIONERY

Bright colors In stationery are not
good-so many OF your litter writ
Ing friends. you'n ind. are venting
their love OF the -differ~nt" In pa
per OF extraordinary size. The en-
vclopes are almost six inches squarr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-26
UNDERGRADUATES

A very bright red. christcncd Pail
Man red. has made It's appearance In
underyarnents. These are worn. OF
course. with dark clothes and give
the woman who wishes TO be con-
sentative as to e1ter1ors an oppor.
tunity To vent her love for something
bright
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-26
COLORS

Designs for some OF the new mod
els call for purple fringe az trim
ming for blood rcd crepe dc chine.
The eye u an artist would ee neces'
sary TO Ect the exact tone TO make
this combination something iuring
and beautiful suggestive Of aenori.
taa and the dance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-26
BLACK JEWELRY

There is a vogue for black jewels
Platinum chains dansls a single
black pendant. black rings are s.t
with n single diamond. and hair. dono
in soft chignon. L. often held with
a spear OF Jet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-26
CORSETS

H~war~ Of IN. trio tiKft CORSET. n
spolis the natural Inc OF the fiEuru
by bringing the curves IN the wrong
plao. and nat;cntnK ~, hack too
much. They should always b. iaced
with two strings. ono from tho top
and ons fYom the bottom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-26
Mr. and Mrs. Fischer
Pl1n Musicale

Mr.. and Mrs Casper Fischer
have issued invitations for a must
Gale. to be given at their homo on
Tuesday evening. May thirty-first-
at eight o'clock
The sparvur string quartet viii
give the program
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-26
Mrs. Alt Luncheon
Hostess

Conpiimenting her sister. Miss
Blanche Myres. and Miss Viola Bren-
die, Of Denver. Colo. who are her
house guests, Mrs. +. c. Ait enter
tanned with a luncheon at her home
today. Covers were marked for ten
guests. and bridge occupied the aft
ernoon hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-26
Supper Dance at
Tennis Club

Announcement is made that the
next supper dance to be given at the
Tennis club viii be on Friday even
ing. June 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-26
Luncheon at
Sunset Club

MR.. Claude NJ. Sceley entertained
with an informal luncheon at the
Sunset club this afternoon. In com
pliment To Mrs. Leon Greenough. OF
Troy. Mont. who Is the guest OF Mrs.
Clearance u. Biethen-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-26
Plan Charming
Luncheon

As a compliment 90 Mrs. Stewart
r.. Barbour and Mrs. Mary kyer
RoeSing. Mrs Burns updegraff viii
entertain with n luncheon az her
home next "Wednesday afternoon.
Covers will be placed for twelve
guests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-26
Musical and Ln1tn Fete

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wilson have
planned a musical and lawn fete
for tomorrow evening. the affair
TO be given at their home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-26
CHILDISH EFFECT

Tho straight bodice. with very M.
tie decoration ard attached TO a full
skirt Is Of a fancy Of the moment for
froeks Of dark silk. These are par.
ticuiarly youthful
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-26
.CHTLDRENS
DRESSES

II a tuck u put under the hem OF
the little girls frvck. when II shrtnks
or as she grows. II can be length
cned without leaving any evidence Of
the process.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-26
Mnman.. Century fluh

woman's Century club at Y. W. G.
A. al y. m. Annual reports and
initiation OF all new members.
Literature and travel department
at Y. W. c. A. az II a. m. Summary
OF the year by Mrs. n. H. Watson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-26
KEEPING ICE

Ice viii keep longer when you En
ON that picnic " you have piece ~
elean flannel 20 use inside tho news.
paper wrappinEr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-26
Bridqe Luncheon

Mrs. A D. ToIlefsen was hostess
at her home, yesterday afternoon.
entertaining with a luncheon Of
twelve covers. with bridge for the
later diversion"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-26
Mofhera' Club to Meet

Alpha Onicron ri MotheB club
will meet at the Chapter House,
1906 East 18Th St. on Friday. at
two o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-26
Seattle
Society
Miss Dorothy McEwdn
WIZ Wed Mr.. Black on
Jane rs; Sho.cer for
Miss Cooley; Visitors
WI BE Complimented
at Luncheon.

MISS DOROTHY WAN.
Nl daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. WIN.
lam Hunter NeEwan. has named
Saturday evening. June eighteen. rs
the date Of her wedding 90 Mr.. Leo
Simpson Black. son OF Mrs Frank
he Witt Black.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-26

DIR. and Mrs. J. G. Moore win icav-
about June for Chicago. New
York and Boston. where he win at
tend medical clInice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-26
Surprise PARTY

Professor Leslie Aver and Mrs.
Aver were pleasantly surprised by
about thirty of their friends on Sat
urday evening, the occasion being
the birthday Of Mrs. Aver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-26
Seward Social and Literary club

The seward Social and Literary
club will meet Friday. May 81. with
Mrs. A. Dula. b2nd and f,.rrar ~.
The topic for th, afternoon will bc
"iiow Women'E Clubs May Benefit
the Community and Home"
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lady Stirring Chapter. u. A. u.

Lady Stirling chapter. u. 4. r.. az
ED<z' eiun. Fourth ave. and spring
ST.. at $50 p IN. Benefit dance and
card party. Tickets may be had from
MrB. q. II. Appleton. ss2s 4. High.
land drive.
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Kappa Alpha Theta

Kappa Alpha Theta Alumnae viii
be entertained on Saturday. from
ten-thirty until four. at the home
OF Mr. c. l. kiopfenstein. 1915
East Lynn St
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Knickerbocker Club
POstDOnes Dance

The Knickerbocker club has post
poned it's first Thursday evening
dance at Leschi pavilion until Thurs
day. June 2. The committee in
charge includes Mr.. Stephen Haynes.
Mr.. Trafford Huteson H.. Mr.. VIII
fred Chance and Mr.. Justin Haynes.
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United Artisans

The Seattle and Everett assemblies
OF tho United Artisans will hold their
annual basket picnic at srodualmle
Fails. Sunday. May -. Au,oa VIII
meet at Bothoii az $40 a. m
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Miscellaneous Shoper
Complimenting
Miss GodleB

Mrs. Wilmer Z. Hewitt and Miss
Helen Nolthorpe are entertaining
with a miscellaneous shower al the
home OF Mrs. Hewitt this evening.
Complimentary TO Miss Dorothy
Cooley. who will become a bride
on June fifteen.
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Evergreen lodge No. :. A. O. T..
W. viii hold its regular monthly
meeting In Evergreen hail. Arcade
building. Friday. May "a. nj p. m.
Afr. c. L. Dodd. master Workman.
prcaiding.
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Entertained In Tacoma

MrT. Earl Rogers entertained tho
board OF trustees OF the Woman'n
Century club at "a charming luncheon
al her home In Tacoma Tuesday AFT
ernoon. Among those going over for
tho occasion were. Mrs =. y. Palmer.
ton. Mrs. George Schofield. Mrs. ].
H. Inn. Mrs iialssy Watson, Mru. j.
r. McPherson. Mrs. w. II, Pittwood.
Mrs. Eyadna March. Mrr. Henry
t.andez. Mrs, \, H. Kerr, Mrs. y. W.
Bert. Mrs. j. NJ. Rich. Mrs. 4. ".
barker. Mrs. Loyal y Parker. Mrs.
r. 4. Ingraham. MIR. q. y. Hutchin'
Aon. Mrs. Harriet shaw. Mrs. NJ. y.
Hanna. Mrs. J. &. Prather and Mrs.
Emma X Binchart
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Ballard w. c. r. 4. win bold lis
Institute In the Bethany prcsbyte-i.
an church. Goth ave. y. W. and W.
sist st. Friday. May 81. Tho morn
Ing session win begin at st5. tho
speakers being Mrs Mary y. sun.
we'll. Mrs. Lillian Vincent. Mrs Stci.
Ia Manncy and Mrs. Lillian coovcr.
c. A. Fuller. Mrs. Lillian vincent
and DR. Harold X. Bann. ~ the 10.
vcnlle court In the evening there
viii 10 a musicale and an oratorical
contest. Bring sandwiches. Coffee
and hot dlshes win be served The
ladies' Of the church win serve dinner
at .. m. Every one welcome.
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FOR RED ANTS

4 small tax Of sulphur kept In a
drawer WHERE rrd ants have been
troubling. will drive them away.
When In Seattle. eat AZ Boldt's--
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