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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-23
Miss Mdrt= Weds Mr..
Frye at Attractive
Home Wedding

quiet home wedding was
oniemnized Saturday afternoon. at
I O'Clock. when Miss Grace Evelyn
Martx. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
William ]. Nsrtz- became the bride
Of Mr. Cecil Lane Fry. Of Davenport.
Wash. Rev. V. r Spicker. OF the
First Methodist Episcopal church.
performing the ceremony.
The home OF the brides parents
was beautifully decorated with mar.
cixsi. llIacs and Scotch broom. The
fireplace. before which the vows
were exchanged. was banked with
these fragrant blooms. and graceful
baskets of the blossoms stood on Ell
Their side
The wedding march was played BY
Mrs Athoi L-aity. and the bridal pair
unattended. entered alone
The bride was charming in a dain.
Is gown OF white gcorgette crepe.
made round length. with n front
panel embroidered in shell pink yarn.
The simple bodice had a round neck
ard short sleeves. A sash OF shell
pink grorxette ended tn great. soft
bow Mt one side. with streaFncrs that
fell 10 the bottom OF her skirt.
For flowers. she carried a Colonial
shower Of sweet peas. hlSes-of-the-
valley. Cecil Drummer roscbuds and
blue lobclia-
An informal reception followed the
service. with Mrs. Frederick Davis
and Mrs. Athol I.aity assisting In the
entertainment OF the guests The
dining room was attractive with Its
floral decorations. and the tea table
lovely with a pretty arrangement Of
IiIacs Presiding here were Mrs John
Brckaw. Miss Alice swope and Miss
Grace Sutherland.
On their wedding trip. Mrs. Fry
wore poiret twill taiilcur in rookie
shade. hat OF brown straw and silk
and marten neckpiscc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fry win be at home
after June In Davenport
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Nary Club Indorsed By
WASHINGTON .Societu

The Washington State Association
OF the City Of New York held les las,
regular business meeting on Monday.
May .. with Mrs LanEdon on Gov.
crnor's island Mrs. William Pie,
Trimbie. the president. presided. All
the years unfinished business was
disposed Of and plans wcrr outlined
for the carrying on OF work In an
Informal way thru the summer va.
cation.
Mrs Samuel p. Weston. tho s-cre-
tary. introduced a resolution recon.
mcnilng the work Of tho Navy club.
and copies Of this. with Navy club
data. will BE- sent West. Mrs Mary
Jester Allen. seconded b. Mrs. George
kittinger. presented resolution APP
proving and lndoraing IN. womsn's
Roosevelt Memorial Association. Both
resolutions were passed unanimous.
ly.
After the business session Colonel
and Mrs. Ianxdon took tho members
on a sightseeing tour. and later tho
officers. including General Billiard.
and ladies' OF the island, had tea with
Mrs. Langdon.
Mrs. Langdon's father. Governor
Scrnple. was one OF the early gov.
errors Of Washington.
Recently the association wa. given
n reception by Mrs. Trimhie. ss3
Park ave. at which Mrs. Douglas
Robinson was guest OF honor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-23
Miss Hubert Married
in Everett

The marriage Of Miss Ruth Hui.
bort daughter 81 Mrs. Marion HUI
bert 81 Everett. and MIR Dwight
Ware OF seattle. was solcmnircd ON
saturday evening In Trinity Episco.
pal church IN Everett Roy. Edgar
Martin Rogers reading tho service
at sac O'Clock Tho decorations OF
the church were carried out In
Ascension lilies and palms.
Miss Charlotte McNecly announced
the arrival OF the bridal party with
the first strains 81 tho Lohcngrln
wedding march. The ushors were
Mr.. Glen Hubert. Mr.. Charles In
gram. Mr.. Brian Davis and Mr..
Charles McComb Of Seattle and MIR.
Eugene o'Nell Little Mary Ann
Eddy was flower Tirl and was daln.
y In pink rutfled organdie.
Miss Media Hubert. sister OF the
bride. was bridesmaid, and wore n
gown 81 orchid taffcta, and hat OF
the same material. trimmed In deli.
cate tinted flowers Miss Aida HUI
bert. as maid OF honor. was lovely In
a frcck OF apricot nffeta, with which
she were a hat To correspond. For
flowers she carried a loose arm bou.
quet of spring blossoms. Little Billy
Hubert was ring bearer.
The bride was beautiful In her
bridal robe Of white chiffon velvet.
Her long tulle vcil was fastened Co
her trcsscS by sprigs % orange bios.
a,Fua arA 49, aH.Us.r k.nan.F xssa =
composed OF gardcnias. orchids and
lilies A string OF pearls the gift OF
tho groom. was her only ornament
Mr.. Joseph Agnew was best man for
MIR Ware.
After the service a reception was
held at the home ~ tho brides
mother. Presiding az the supper
table were Mrs Charles Fratt and
Mrs. Stanley Lane Eddy. assisted by
Mrs. James Garfield Eddy. Mrs
Glen Hubert. Mrs Joseph Agnew
and Mrs. Eugene O'NeiL
on her wedding trip the bride was
attircd In a suit % midnight blue
triootine with which she wore a
small hat OF gray seorEcttc MIR
and Mrs. Ware left for a short wed
ding journey. after which they viii
BE- az homo temporarily with Mrs.
Wares mother.
Many out OF town guests attended
the nuptials OF this popular couple.
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PALACE HIP BILL
FEATURES "SWEETIES"

"Sweetien." a musical comedy odd.
ity. II tho bis feature 81 the nsw
btu been yesterday al 1.oew'E Palace
Hip. Tn. action In 'Sweetiea" re.
wolves about a young woman who
becomes engaged 20 a trio Of young
chaps abont 10 sail 20 Trunce. There
Ia much comedy and some tuneful
melodies woven thruout the offer
ing
An agile young man and a trio Of
pretty girls form the Diax troupe. a
group 81 tight wire performers.
Al Gamble and company camou'
naRe some mathematical feats with
some Hnappy comedy talk.
Helen Vincent offers some nev
catchy songs.
In the form % frog and aiiigator.
Toto Hammer and company have a
oontor;ioniaiie performance that
plcascr.
Eugene oBrien and Olive Tell are
featured IN the cast OF the feature
photoplay. Worlds Apart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-23
Plan Ldrge Card Pnrty

A large card party has been ar.
ranged by the shawondassc club for
"Wednesday afternoon. at o'clock.
in Frederick & Nelson's tea room. the
proceeds to be applied TO charity
work.
Mrs. r. VI. Brinker n chairman OF
the entertainment committee. assist.
ed BY Mrs. J. l.. McGrew. Mrs. w. J.
Beattie and Mrs. William McGrcgor.
The patronesscs for the afternoon
viii be Mrs. w. H. Martin. Mrs. r.. A.
Wauaker. Mrs. George W. Aiken.
Mrs. a. W. Todd. Mrs. ]. Frederick
Thorne and Mrs. III. l.. Rochelle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-23
Mrs. Merrill Honors
Visitors at Large Tea

Mrs. r. ID. Merrill. recently ap-
pointed on the Young Women's
Christian Association world service
council committee Of one hundred
representative women. entertained
with a large tea at her home yester.
day afternoon. honoring Miss Ella
Deloria and Miss Susie Meek. execu-
tive secretaries Of the national asso-
Citations Indian department who arc
the guests Of the Northwestern field
committee OF the Y. w. c. A.
Assisting the hostess were Mrs. 10
siah Collins, Mrs. ]. ID. Lowman.
Mrs. J. II. Bioedei. Mrs. Edward I.
Garrett. Mrs. c. D. Stimson. Mrs.
Joshua Green. Mrs. VI. r. Backus.
Mrs William McEvan and Mrs. w.
u. Perkins.
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Entertainment at
Nine. PIess' School

An Interesting entertainment Is
being planned by the Mime. Pless
school for Wednesday evening, May
rs, at $50 O'Clock, at which time the
dramatic department. under the d..
rection Of Mrs. Ida NJ. Peyser. will
present a Washington Square one.
act playlet. entitled "Over Tones, ="
with the following pupils in the cast:
Miss Laura Blanche Thompson, Miss
Doreen Moore, Miss Sylvia Helen
Low and Miss Doris Ann Ferguson.
One OF the features Of the evening
will be a trio by Miss Madeleine
Pless. piano. Miss Dome Smith and
Miss Margaret Little. violins. Tickets
for the affair may be obtained at
the door.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-23
SMALL HATS

The material for tho moment for
the small hat IL toiie de nolcii--slrli.
liar IN the straw YOU have known
as hornehalr. only very much lighter
in weight and more supple. II comes
In coiorn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-23
Division No. 1 Au,iIIry A. o. ~.
Personal

Mlrs Priscilla Treat ana Mis-
Loyal Treat. who have been attend
inE westiake school In Los Angeles
viii arrive home about June J.
Mrs u. T. Dunbar. who has been
spending several days In Portland.
viii return this evening.
Nrn- Gerald Todd % Tacoma spent
today In town an the guest Of
friends
Miss Doris Mitchell and Mr.. Hen
~ Hifsbari motor~d 10 Vancouver,
II. G. yesterday They will be
Joined hy Miss Catherine Joyce to-
morrow. and Will return Wednesday
Mr., and Mrs. John n. Tarr~ii and
hiH~ Helen Farrell sailed today from
Quebec. on the Empress OF France.
for England
Miss Edith rro~h. who has h>~n
wtnterins In California. returned
Saturday and In the gsen, Of her ais.
ter. Mru. August Anderson.
MIS- Phyllis Haniin II In Port.
land. where she viii visit friends for
tho coming month.
Mr.. and MR.. A. X iiaxer mo,orca
from Vancouver. n C. Friday. TO
spend the weekend as tho guest OF
friends in this city.
Mr.. Clinton Douglas rp~ni several
days In Port Angeles Las, week on a
business trip.
Mrs Milton q, s,urxis and dauEh.
ter. Mia. Isabel. spent the week end
IN Victoria, n. c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-23
WHAT is THERE
A BOUT II E r?

when riri IL unAffectsdly.
whole -heartcfiy attractive - when
shs seems TO attract admiration
from every source. we all ask
what in there about herr
II isn't the shade Of her hair
or tho sparkle In her eye. or the
bloom on her checks. It's simpler.
It's her clothes: the details Of her
costume.
Clothes are. indeed. the era
tors Of personality. and since lovely
clothes have the power 10 make
ua lovely. we should all cultivate
the art Of dressing well.
cherry's Easy Payment Store In
Seattle. has made " possible for
everyone. even those without ~ ~
money. to be well dressed made u
rosusible by offering real vnlues n
Mems and women'H Apparel on
terms 20 suit all. Become acauain;-
cd with Cher,'s You'll benefit
by H.
Their store IL on Second ave. b.
tween Madison and spring. zoT r..
alto building. over the Fg'n
whistle .-AdvcrsLsement.
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Pre-NuptinL Commitment

As a pre-nuptial compliment 10
Miss Dorothy Cooley and her fiance.
Mr.. Herbert Bryant, and also TO
compliment Miss Polly Wilson and
her fIance. Mr. Il. l.. owen, Mr.. and
Mrs. John II. Carter entertained
with a buffet supper followed by
dancing. AT their home Saturday
evening. About fifty guests were in
wfted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-23
Tea Com,plimenting
Miss House

At the tea given by Mrs. Charles
r. Heron this afternoon at her
home. complimentary TO Miss osce.
ola House OF Port Townsend. pre-
siding at the urns the first hour
were Mrs. Hugh de Valin and Mrs.
Ira ID. Norton, and the second hour
bospitalities were dispensed by Mrs.
Lyle Staver Vincent and Mrs. Gerald
II. Todd Of Tacoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-23
PINEAPPLE
PUDDING

Don't neFior, the pineapple with
It's throat soothing qualities. You
will Ind this pudding really very
fine. Use cup Of cold water. cup
Of pineapple juice. . tablespoons OF
corn starch. = cup % sugar. eEE
yolbs. Put all but the egg yoikr In
double boiler 90 heat When hot
ada the eKs-. when smooth and
thickened add IN. beaten whites Of
the eggs and then cup Of pineapple
Gu, in small squares. Put in the
oven and brown. srrvs hot or cold
with whipped cream Peaches are
very good served this way. too.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-23
SPANISH INFLUENCE

To Spain. that country Of narrow
streets and wide skirts. designers
have gone for inspiration. Thus the
very full skirts Of the new frockH
often are punctua,sd with ball trim.
ming which you rcuwmt-r having
seen on the flying skirts Of some
Spanish dancer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-23
ffrifi>h 20 Celebrate Annual EmpArv
Day

Empire Day. May -. WIN be Oh
served this year by tho members Of
the British American Association
and the Canadian womans club by
a celebration at the Masonic Temple.
Tho procc.ds viii be given TO the
orthopedic Hospital. tho Thcodora
Home and the benevolent fund Of
the American Legion.
visny Ridge Chapter. Daughters Of
the British Empire. will celebrate
the day with a picnic at the home Of
Mrs A. X. Fisken at Ycomait The
members Of the chapter win leave
Seattle on the 1890 a m. boat from
tho Gaibraith Baeon dock. and upon
arrival at Mrs. ftsken'a home will
hold short business meeting.
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|3E'SsEd&p.
EXCEPTIONAL ACT
AT MOORE-ORPHEUM

Two women and one man have
brought % the Moore this week an
Orpheum act ~ far superior 70 the
usual run ~ vaudeville. They are
the Marmein sisters. In exceptional
dancing. blended with piano mum
befs ~ David schooler. an artist
- ar. musical ability
Three other numbers rise above
the mediocre. They are Connolly
and Frances. a mouth organ and
ukelsis pair ~ pleasing nonHenserH.
iiai Parker and Ann Butler. In "A
stage director Hebrew Hkit. and ia
Petite Cnrbhrrt. whiriwind per.
forinanc. BY mhrionrties.
The remaining numbers are fair
averages.
The bill n worth seeing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-23
Seattle
Society
Mrs. Treat WIZ Honor
House Guests; Sunset
Club Presents Musical
Program; Wedding Of
Miss MdrtS SolcmniSed.

NoMrLINENTTNG her house
~ guests. Mrs W. T. swinhurnc
and Mrs A. q. Cusfrnan. MIS-,
Harry whitney Treat has extended
invitations for large luncheon az
the Sunset club "Wednesday after
noon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-23
Elsie Iineoln H-r-sfct Club

The human analysis class of the
Elsie Lincoln Benedict club will NEE,
at ; .. m. In Parlor -. % tho Frye
Hotel. Third ave. and Ycslrr way.
Readings viii be given by Prof A.
l.. alxcr. Pm -. and Prof. John y
Aver. The Eubjcct viii be ~Re.
hcarsaI"
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Musicale at Sunset Club

The sunset club has arranged
delightful musical program for Wed
nesday afternoon az ; o'clock. with
Mrs. Bruce Morgan. soprano. and
Miss Ruth Kendall violinisI as tho
xoiolsts. accompanied by Miss Edna
MeDonagh.
The hoztcsscs arc TO be Mrs.
stephen ]. Chadwick and Mrs John
r. c. Higgins.
Following is the program;
Q. sieep. why pest Thou Leave
Me- .ssss.....ssss r.s 800. henHet
lie rariiion .....ssr... .follN fenrdFNn
The Atrror ssss.settfss aAAStANH fNffAt
Mrs Morgan
xixeunerweisen ..........+..... Sarasate
Miss Kendall
Aria. The MaJs and the Nightingale
from the opera -Gcyescas' ..s...
................. Enriaue Ursnados
Mra Morgan
Schersc raranteiie ...-s.... Wienis~sSi
On Wings Of Song Mcndelssohn -Achrcn
Miss Kendall
The Last Hour .......A- walter kramer
DO Ne, Go. NJ Love. Richard HaEeman
Hast .......e.s.-. Daisy Wood hiidreth
kAtr .sss-ss-sts.sss fcart q. tNrrAn
Twilight .............,..... Amy Worth
Mrttten for Mrs Morgan
Now Like Lantern, A walter Kramer
Mrs Morgan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-23
STOP ITCHING eczema
Penetrating, Antiseptic Zemo
Will Help You

Never mind how often you have tried
and failed. you can stop burning, itching
eczema quickly by applying Zemo,
furnished by any druggist for CSC. Extra
large bottle. Sl00. Healing begins tine
moment Zemo Is applied. In short
time usually every trace Of eczema,
letter. pimples. rash. blackheads and
similar skin diseases will be removed.
For clearing the skin and making il
vigorously healthy. always use Zemo, the
penetrating, antiseptic liquid. II il not
agrcasy salye and itdoespot stain. When
others fail 1t Is the one dependable
treatment for skin troubles Of all kinds.
The z ". Rose Co.. Cleveland. o.
Advertisement.
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Luncheon Planned

Mrs. Henry Landes viii entertain
with an informal luncheon at the
Sunset club preceding the musicale
TO be given at the club on Wednes.
day afternoon.
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Mrs. Cronin Entertdins
With Bridge Tea

With Miss Camille Mahoney and
Miss Camilla Pesimcr. OF Tacoma. AZ
honor guests. Mrs. Joseph T. cronin
entertained with bridge OF ten Ia
bles at hcr home Saturday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-23
SOFT SUEDES

Soft suede for tagn IL taking the
place Of brooadc. Beaded haEz. how.
ever. arr siiil very much In evidence
and their popularity In due TO In.
crease ns the summer proceeds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-23
FOR CUT GLASS

To bring out the lights In your
cut glass. firrt wash Il In warm
soapsuds. then polish II with saw.
dust and chnmois skin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-23

Board Of trustees % tho wornan's
Century club with Mrs Earl Rogers.
Tacoma Boat leaves colman Dock
at II a. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-23
KEEPING KNIVES

Always put knives In the drawer
or on the shelf with the handle show.
ing. Many cuts will thus he avoided
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-23
Lherary Interpretation Cla..

The Literary Interpretation class
OF the Seattle women's clubs. will
hold the last meeting Of tho rrasou
with Mrs. II. Aatson. 5s54 card
ave. :. W. Tuesday. May -. at I
y. m Tho current topics depart.
ment will meet at $50 O'Clock a,
the same place.
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fricnd~hsp Camp. Royal Ncighbors
Of America

Friendahip camp. Royal SeiEhbors
Of America. will entertain with a
social and dance on Tuesday even.
Ing. May 20. at .. IN In Woog's
HAN. Seventeenth ave. -. w and
Market.
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Seattle Gymnastio Society

Ladies' auxiliary 20 Seattle Gym
nastic society will meet Mt 1919
Eighth ave. at 2 y. m. Card party.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS


Nufutt stuu
The Nordloa club viii meet Tues
day. May "a. at 3 y, N. In the Fine
Arts gallery.
Shrln, Pilgrimage
A pilgrimage Ia the shrine Of our
Lady of Lourdcs az South Park. VIII
be made Tuesday. May "a. by the
Seattle Council of Catholic Women
Take South Park car Ia the end Of
tho line. Members viii bring lunch.
Sigma Kappa Motb~rs' Club
Mothcra' club Of sigma Kappa 80.
rority will meet at tho chapter
house. 4Taa slst ave. ~ A.. Tuesday,
May "a. at .. m.
nag Tea
A rag tea will be given NJ the
home OF Mrs Pryor Leo Neil. SOS
shelby at. Tuesday. May "a. at 2
y. IN.
Division No. I Ausillry A. d. ~.
Division No. / Ladies' Auxiliary
4. o. II. viii hold liz regular meet.
ms In W. o. W. hail Tuesday. May
20. at 5 .. m. There are two va
otneies to be filled ana matters of
Importance 20 be discussed. Initiation
OF new members. All members
urged TO be present
SEATTLE Council Of Catholic Women
The Seattle Council 81 Catholic
Women viii resume les sewing circle
on Thursday at Providence honjital
from 10 a. m. 10 y. m.
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Current Century club with Mrs
Lizzie NJ. De Mos@ 1850 w. ssth vt
Lunch at I y. m. housekeeping
Day" Last meeting OF the season
and important business TO transact
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CLUBS FOR TUESDAY
Ballard Ulrb scboo, p.TN

Mr.. Kari Adams. principal OF Lin
coin High school. win talk ON the
Work OF the p.-T.-A." az the meet
ing OF the Ballard High school PIT
A.. at $50 In the school unchroom.
In addition the program includes IA
violin solo by Miss Elizabeth l,rande.
berry; a plano solo by Miss Char.
lotte Miller and "A talk ON simplicity
OF Dress. by Miss Kathryn Atwood.
president OF the Girls club.
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Ladies Auxiliary

Tho Ladies' Auxiliary 81 the seat
Ito Gymnas,ic Socioty will hold a
card party beginning az .. TN. In
the hall at 1913 Eighth ava
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SOFT MATERIALS

Soft materials will lead In fall coat
fairicn. Vclminge the name IL
self csplanntory- be one OF the
strong numbers.
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Ham ana eggs at Boldts.-Adver.
tiHemsnt
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The Mothers club OF Sigma chi
Fraternity will meet at the Chapter
House. sbos Eighteenth ave. ~. r..
at : y. IN. This VIII be tho last
meeting OF the year and an interest.
ing program has boon arranged for
the afternoons entertainment. An
invitation TO attend In extended TO
all Sigma Chi mothers.
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Ham and eggs at Boldt's.-Advor.
tisement
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Tho Grand Parior Of Native
Daughters Of Washington viii give
a card party In the Panama Cafe
terra az SIs p m. Rrfrr"hmentn
will be served and the public Ia In
vited to attend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-23

A card party for members only
will follow tho business srnHion Of
tho Emma Lazarus Auxiliary az the
Educational Center.
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Seattle Lodge, No. ]

Seattle Lodge. No. 7. Degree Of
Honor Protective Association. viii
meet at 8 y m In Evergreen Hail.
Arcade building.
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Writers Club

The Writers club viii meet nj
o'clock In the Erickson room az the
~. w. G. A. Manuscripts will he
read by Miss Gertrude Blair, Mrs
r. l. Adkins. Mrs y. Roncy Weir
ana Mrs. c. W. Hope. Visitors wei
come.
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The Nor,ilca club will meet Tues.
day May "a. at 3 y, n, In the Fine
Arts gallery.
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Calcldli Club

Mrs W. II. Martin will entertain
the members Of the Caleldh club at
o'clock luncheon at the Yacht club.
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Mrs. Milton q, s'urxfs and dauEh.
ter. Mia. Isabel. spent the week end
IN Victoria, n. c.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-01-13
DARKEN GRAY HAIR,
LOOK YOUNG, PRETTY
Grandma's Recipe of Sage Tea and Sui
phur Darkens So Naturally That
Nobody Can Tell.

Hair that loses its color and lustre. or
when it fades, turns gray, dull and life
less, is caused by lack of sulphur in the
hair. Our grandmother made up a mix
ture of Sage Tea and Sulphur to keep her
locks dark and beautiful and thousands
of women and men who value that even
color. that beautiful dark shade of HAIR
which is so attractive, use only this old
time recipe.
Nowadays we get this famous mixture
improved by the addition of other ingrc-
dents by asking at any drug store for a
bottle eff "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Compound" which darkens the hair 50
naturally. so evenly, that nobody can
possibly tell it has been applied. You
just dampen a sponge or soft brush with
it and draw this through your hair. tax
ing one small strand at a time. BY
morning the gray hair disappears but
what delights the ladies with Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound is that. be
sides beautifully darkening the hair
after a few applications, it also brings
back the gloss and lustre and gives it an
an appearance of abundancc.-Adv.