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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-16
Toilet and Both Soan,
For.
Friday

Toilet and Bath Soaps
Physicians and Surgeons Soar
Kirk's Peroxide Toilet Ga,
12ho a cake, or el.Bo dox.
Gfmbels Violet or Rose Glycsr,n.
Soap, 70 a cake; 75o q dozen, '
Witch Haxel Soap. made by thu
makers OF Woodburys Soap, 70 q
Lehman Wonder Soap. sxcs,,srt
for shampooinE, 70 = cake; 7Ss =
Kirk's Oval or Square I'm. r,,,..
Soap, 70 . cake; 76o q dozen.
Shah Of Persia Rose or Peroy,A.
Toilet Soap, 100 . cake; q a doxsn
Gimbels sandalwood Toilet Soap
CASTLE Soaps
Roberts English CASTLE sss>.
psrf:otly prs IT, pure u, e:ssii: n.sI. soap; ,p +cs
Gimbeis Spanish CASTLE sesp.
wrapped In tin foil. sss . oaks, Z
Floating castii. Soap i.rrs ~.
Home Rsn,edies-
Pills and Tablets
7bo Baums Anslgssiaus- -Bsnrvs.
$40. re- ~.
$50 Musterols, o1s.
500 Musterole, ~.
$50 Peroxide Of Hydrogsn, lss,
10c Rochelle's Foot Tablets, "a
25o Rochelle's Foot Tablets, i6o,
2bo Bellans, 1eo.
100 Cascarsts, %,
500 Formamint Tablets, <as,
300 Groves LAXATIVE Bromo oui.
Aspirin Tablets, 8. X. p. both.
Of 100, s grain size. aSc.
$50 Cascara Sagrada, . grain, aos,
4bc Cathartic Compound Tablsts
100 for a5o.
25c Calomel and Sodium Bicar-
. Donate, 100 for 16o.
46c Hinckle's Cascars COMPOUND
Tablets, 100 for a5o.
2bc Calomel and Soda Tablets.
lilo grain, 1901 IA grain. $50.
2bc Blaud's Iron Pills, 100, 3
grain, 1Bo. e.. i
45c Lithia Tablets. 20 in bot.is,
3Bc. =. :, =
!-Pound Cans Of Epson saitS
$50 can. -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-16

Witch Hazel. violet, " pint a5o;
pint, 40.
Rhubarb and Soda Mixture. 4 OF.
bottle, 200.
Sodium Phosphate, ID. pkg. 500.
Chalk and Orris, v lb. pkg. 400.
EPSON Salts, l ID. pkg, loo.
Gimbels Compound Extract Of
Sarsaparilla, 500.
Gimbels White Pine for Coughs
and Colds, 16o.
Seidlitz Powders. box of IL for
Rubber Goods
Guaranteed Hot Water Bottles.
worth $3.50 and 31.7b at 76o.
Hot Water Bottles worth, ~ and
$3.50 at 800.
Rubber sponges-can be washed
in hot water--26c size at 100; 86o
size 1soj soc size 1so; 7bc size 2soI
81 size, $50.
Rubber Complexion Brushes, $50
size, 12Mo.
Rubber Crutch or Chair Tips. 40
each.
Syringe tubing. 81 It lengths at
400 the length.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-16
WOMAN CALLS FlREMEN
to Find Manufacturing
Plant Afire

Mrs. Lena Robinson. 34S5 Market
street, awoke at so o'clock this morn.
ing and discovered fire in the, rear Of
one story manufacturing plant at
o431 Market street. She summoned
firemen.
The fire was in the rear OF the fac
tory of Walter Snyder, a manufacturer
Of hosiery drying forms. The firemen
had to chop away part Of the rear roof
before they extinguished the flames
The loss is estimated at $4,000.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-16
In the Subway Store

Purity Toilet Tissue, made
BY A. p. w. Paper Co.; 1000
sheets in a roll 4 rolls or 5000
sheets at 90e.
Bob White Toilet Paper, 4 OF.
roll. II rolls for Soc.
Jewel Toilet Paper, 4 OF. roll.
10 rolls for 3sc.
Napthaline Tar Flakes, lac
lb., 3 lbs. for @oc.
Napthaline and Cedar, Nap
thaline and Lavender, Red
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-16

Tdicun, PoUders
dimbels lb. can Talcum Powder,
violet or oorrylopsis odors or un-
scented at 1896 value $40.
500.
16o Val Dona Talcum Powder, 70.
100 Jap Rose Taicum Powder, 10.
Brushes-SdUs Third
to Half
Hair Brushes at aSo. 500, 7sc, q
and up to e2.5oi values SOC to -.
Tooth Brushes. all styles and
textures at loo, l5o. aeo, a5o, sBo |;
values 1sc to 500.
Nall Brushes at 100, leo, aso,
No. 8oei values $50 to $50.
Bath Brushes 1t go, zoe, q, val
uss fbo 70 S1.Bo.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-16
Store Hours, 8 to s

Mighty dry-the lawns and grass plots will thank
you for drink Garden hose, 15c foot Fourth Floor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-16
Dental Preparations

500 Forhans Tooth Paste. A2e
$40 vivaudou Tooth Paste. l4o.
75o Zhongiva for reoedinE gums
$50.
900 Lavoris, 500.
SOC Lavoris, 600.
$50 LAvoris. 900.
800 Glyoo Thymoline, 800.
500 0lyco Tl.ymolins. 900.
$50 alyco Thymoline, 400.
500 Rubifoam, a3o.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-16

Cedar Compound, your choice
l8c pkg.
Japanese Gum Camphor, loe
cake.
Bamboo Floats Toilet Soap,
II cakes for 3oe.
Oh My, Floating Witch
Hazel, II cakes, soc.
Lovejoy Borated Talcum
Powder, l2he can.
Excelo CASTLE Soap, at loe
bar.
-Gimbels, Subway Store
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-16
Thursday, June Is, 1921

out-of-town friends coming in7 Meet them at Gin
bels-lunch here. . s.h sasF
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-16

500 Kinds Honey and Almond.
Cream. 37o. ~
Gimbels Theatrical Cream. Y
ID. cans. $50.
Gimbels Theatrical Cream. ID.
cans. ESQ. '~
SOC Gimbels Bensoin and Al
mond Lotion, 26o.
soc Gimbels Milk Of Cucumhsrs
and Orris. $50.
26c Creme dc Meridor, 500.
500 Creme de Meridor, zoo,
600 Madam Yale's Almond Bios.
som Cream, $50. .r'.
SOC Ponds Cold Cream, ass.
900 Ponds Cold Cream. 300.
Creme Simon. a fine French
Cream at $50.
Hair Preparations
500 Mulsinsd Cooosnut OIL, 3so
55c Gimbels Bandoline. a5o.
$50 Gimbels Brilliantine, 36o.
500 Gimbels Liquid Green Soap,
100.
Deodorants
500 Anolin, 9yo.
6oc Amolin, $50. ST
800 Odorono. $50.
600 Odorono, 60.
soc Shell color osliuioid combs,
$50.
$50 French Shell color esliuio'd
combs, 400. .
$50 French She'll color sslluisd
combs. Soc. .
combs, 500. -.
Grand Aisle. also Subway Store
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-16
Manicure Preparations

soc CuteI for manicurinE. 2so
Soc Lustrite Cuticle Ice, $50.
soc Lustrite Nail Polish. 500.
S6c Mirror Nail Polish, 26o.
$50 Gimbels Nail Polish, lao.
ESQ Csimbels Nail Bleach. 1eo.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-16
Brushes-SdUs Third
to HALF
Bathing Caps and Shoes-
BafhinS Suit Barr

500 4 7So Bathing Caps. asst. col
,rs ana styles-all this seasons
caps, at $50.
Bathing Caps and Beach Hats in
all rubber. silk. satin and sateen,
IN . number OF pretty styles: blue
and color for every type: at 500
ESQ, YSc, n, $50. sa.e6. Sa.7s = -.
Bathing Shoes Oxfords and San
dals in satin, sateen and duok
Blue, red. black. green. purple.
Prioe. start .t Soe for tho duck
with heel.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-16
Talcum PoDders

Prices include Ak where necessary
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-16
Face Creams

l-Pound Cans Of Epson Salts
$50 can. II. ,I'--7
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-16
Kroskd Nail
Preparations-a NeW
Importation from
France.
Face PoUders
Dozen Cakes Gimbels Hard
water Soap, I Dozen Wash Cloths.
Both for e1.35. Value $3.50.

Face P0lDderS
500 Java Face Powder. white
only. 400.
SOC Exora Face Powder. assort-
ed colors, $50.
76o English Face Powder, as
sorted odors. $50.
b0c Dorin's Compact Face Pow
der. with pun. $50.
a5c Dorin's Compact Refllers At
aBo.
500 Pussywillow Facs Powder,
400.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-11
ny DOROTHY FAY GOULD

Az the financial future appears TO
grow brighter. interest In tho liner
things OF living In again beginning TO
awaken public and private interest
This is evidenced along the Pacific
coast by the formation OF the associ'
alton OF galleries for exhibition Of
paintings. under the dircctorahip OF
Mr.. Loverick. who NO ably command.
ed the respect Of the public In mat.
tors OF art at the time OF the San
Francisco worlds fair
This association viii include Port
han. Los Angeles. san Francisco and,
OF course. Seattle. Thereby art assHo
Citations will be able 10 offer the pub
lie during the coming season larger
and fner collections than have here
toforo been possible.
Tho beauty OF the exposition rai
lcry designed by Architect Maybeck
was so great that public sentimen'
would not permit its destruction a
fund OF Sz5o. 900 has now been raised
20 transfer its transient beauty into
permanent matsriais. wherein Will
be housed permanently some Of the
works OF our present-day great paint
crs-Brangwyn- Frtosekc, hccom-
as. etc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-11
Grove Play Is
Huge Success

Among the 1000 participants at
the grove play John OF Ncpomuk)
we're ak Seattle men. Besides the
large group OF artists. architects.
musicians and poets were men OF AT.
fairs from every part OF the country
and even from abroad. professors.
army men. past and present heads
of our great universities. verftablc
melting pot OF Intellect. master
minds In all fields OF cndeavor. n re.
markable testimony OF tho attractive
power of beauty In surrounding
and expression: shrine OF beauty
under whose spell even proverbial
hard headed business men sue.
cumbed and went away with new
light In their souls.
Nature In her most magnificent
dress for setting. a poem studied
for two years, poet and musician In
collaboration. artistry OF setting and
oostuming perfected In every detail.
illumination as II the fires OF vesuv.
ius were at command, and uniting
all glorious blending OF hundreds
OF voices. a fun orchestra and one
OF the greatest organs
Every fibre OF the great redwoods
seemed 10 vibrate and the heart OF
men and nature seemed for two and
n half hours a single vibrant note.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-11
II. c. Henry Has Fine
McComas Picture

A. portraying exreIicnt Judgment
IN selection Of paintings. II IL inter
citing 10 note that Mr.. H. G. Henry
has In his private galleries topen to
the public several afternoons a week.
one OF the best OF Mccomas' smaller
pictures. II IL one OF two which
vickcry Atkins and Torcy selected
for color reproduction. done by an
English nthographing process giving
every subtle color variation OF the
original
These may b. had for the small
sum Of 81. Mr.. Torr~y IN well known
among tho Seattle picture buying
connoizscurs as q gentleman Of rare
good Judgment In matters Of art
This In easily proved by visits 10
the homes OF many hcre--walis filled
with etchings and paintings Of great
beauty and merit
His firm n To san FrAnc1sco what
MAcbcth's galleries are 10 Nov York.
and shortly We must likewise have
hero n professional connoi~eur who
In like manner viii help the local
market and win place before tho
world the strong works Of our young
artists
Few pictures were sold IN New
York last SEASON. the ono outstanding
exception being that OF an exhibit Of
NcComas' work. who sold a large
number. prices ranging from $500 Up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-11
California u
Completes Unit

The University OF California has
Just completed its greatest unit OF
tho building program. the main
library building. which J. @. Howard
has In charge. The University OF
Washington hopes In about four
years time TO complete It's main
building.
Having 10000 students TO care for.
CALIFORNIA; problem In many why's
In very similar 10 what ours win be
Contracts for the new Studenu'
union are now being awarded
The physical character Of the two
universities In very different Our
views and outiooks are more beauti-
full Their planting and finish Of
the grounds. with their oaks and
eucalyptus trees. gives a morr fin
ishod character and the classic lines
OF their buildings suggest Latin In
fiuence. whereas the beauty OF our
buildings In In the vigor OF North
ern race as expressscd In the per.
pendicuiar Tudor Gothic. We are
not the same people as they. nor
should we express ourselves In like
faAhion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-11
Arthur Cahill at
Club Grove Jinx

Among tho many artists attending
he bohemian Club Grove ink was
one Arthur Cahili. known In Seattle
~ the Camp L1wis painter OF Gen
Crnelius Vanderbilt Mrs John Eddy
and Gen. Bicthen- The latter por-
trait was recently exhibited At the
corcoran gallery In Washington. u.
C. and h now on It's way up from
Gan Frnncineo after resolving a few
finishing touches and win soon. vc
hope. BE- visible 90 tho Seattle public
Great paintings. particularly great
portraits. are n splendid Asset 20 any
community. A civilization II soon
Lost Al time pass~A unless records
arc kept and history proves that
only thc-s- records which are done BY
great artists remain
Cahiii porfrsys his htters with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-11

had a round neck and half sleeves
The long train. which was divided.
fell from the waist line. A ooronet
OF lace bound the filmy tullc veil
10 her brow and orange blossoms
fell from either side. Her flowers
were an exquisite cirelet OF orchids
roses and lilies OF the valley. dsinti.
ly showercd. which she carried over
her arm. Mrs. worhoys wore a
costume OF black net over white
satin. and a Transparent black hat
Following tho ceremony. an In
formal reception was held at tho
home OF the brides parents. Bas
kcts OF summer flowers were used
effectively in the rooms, and the
supper table. beautificd by Cecil
Runner roses. maidon.hair ferns.
wedding cake and lighted tapers.
was presided over BY Mrs. Charles
Seefield and Mrs. Oscar Larson. As
Sisting were Miss Irene Fox. Miss
Mildred Tweed. Miss Ethel iamil-
ton and Miss Evelyn Lindicy. A..
sisting about the rooms were Mrs
IL. J, Dohb and Mrs. w. Y. Eddy.
Later MIR. and Mrs. o'Ncii left on
their wedding trip TO California the
bride travelling In navy hiuc trioo-
tine tailleur. heavily braided. blue
velvet hat trimmed with bands of
gray. and a squirrel neckpiece. Mrs.
OMEN Is a graduate of the univer.
sity OF Washington and member
OF Alpha Delta III and Theta Sigma
Phi fraternitics. Mr.. o'Neil attend.
ed the university before the war.
and Is a member OF Delta upsiion
fraternity. He was member of
the Washington Ambulance corps.
serving In both Italy and France.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-11

- WI f"VDpo'u W o' Vt"tt'$ ~
talk Of oneself.
The ~bcfon0crs" don't do u. Of
course. But doubt whether girl
or man In the great niacisfrom
Of everyday ife, struggling 10 oct a
hr4ng. can DC bound BY amp such
lars Of seif-ncoafion as are consid-
cred proper among the elite.
Don't hide your light under a
bushei" Is about as old an odo0c as
the htIa
80 far as have noted. the young
generation "a not troubled scffh this
hiding habit" anvtouy.
Certainly 70 IL truth that the
ioorid takes as reyv much at our o,on
RADIATION. And. no doubt. "seif-ad-
perftsiag" carried on. as IL Il. IN ITS
rarious clever and subtle rdys. Il a
distinct boost" TO the mortal tcho
ufiiiEcs II.
There "a nothing toronc about II.
And he or she oho has the ncrpc.-
as this girl expresses u. Of -adrnnce-
aocnfinc- his otcs ability and stand
TING. loses nothing In point Of prog
rcss
To fhts osrl u might be t1ea 10 osrc
the foriousno ddvsce.
~ vou are amonC those soho are
strangers 10 the hide sndeY bush
81 ided." and pho believe IN scaiossiv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-11

us. A un,. .cna h - not .esP night and bad appe
dd not help isr Lydia P1kh.m Vegetable
90 ,ecowmend medicine may
An Illinois woman relates her experience.
bloomington HI kent me
not cook meal without Rubbing nv
alcohol
heard OF Lydia Pinkhams Vegetable bottles
Tor my health McQuTrY Clio W. Walnut Bloomington hi
The conditions described by Mrs
many wh struggle on with their daily tasks
beyond belief Dsyn and they slave their families
;svs, and Tor their children or work IN their gardens.
blues and troubles which the there comes
ume when
would proh
for conditions suffering and unb
There hardly nehborhod United States
famous medicine Therefore
you For than
sno no meoicine naspen restoring suffering
, az ~ rnkhams Private Text Book Pccu-
Tho Lydia II. Pinkham
This book contains valuable information. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-11
Portland Busy on
Exhibition Site

Tho city Of Portland n very much
alive TO selecting site for It's 1925
exhibition A committee Of archi.
tocta. Of which Mr.. whitehous. In
chairman. Is very shortly TO reach a
decision. The artist IN command pre-
suppos-s a successful Issue Those
who are responsible for receipts
know that without beauty an expo
ritjon would he non csistcnt and also
tho greater the beauty. the greater
tho power Of attraction and the
greater the financial return The
artist and architect therefore com.
mand the situation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-11
Miss Worboys Becomes
Bride of Mr.. O'NeiI

One OF the prettiest of summer
weddings was soiemnlzed last eve
ming when Miss Helen worboys.
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Charles IL.
Worboys. became the bride OF Mr..
was performed by Rev. Ambrose NJ.
Bailey at eight o'clock IN the First
Baptist church. which was trans
formed into a woodland bower with
huckleberry. pink gladioii and
ciar<ia- Graceful clusters OF these
flowers crowned the graduated
standards which marked the aisle for
the winsome bride and her retinue
OF maids. They were linked by
bands OF tulle and fastened with
fluffy tulie bows. Huge Jars Of
these decorations were placed on
either side OF the pulpit. lighted by
candles In tall candeiabra- Wall
pockets lined the choir rail, while
the baptismai was massed with
greens and clarkia-
Mr.. Walter Whittlesey at the or
gan played Mendelssohn's Wedding
March for the professional and Mr..
Frederick Weiderrecht sang For
You Alone preceding the service.
during which Miss Eva Lundstedt
rendered a violin solo.
Mr.. Charles Il. O'Neil was his
brothers groomsman and the ush-
ers were Mr.. John Davidson. Mr..
Earl Campbell OF Omak. Mr.. Dean
wilmot and Mr.. Harvey Wilson OF
Everett.
The three bridesmaids. Miss Irene
Harmon. Miss Margaret Hamill and
Miss Anne Courley. wore dainty or.
candle dresses. Miss Harmon. shell
pink. Miss HamilI. lavender, and
Miss crouley. apple green. Attrac-
tive plated organdie conceits.
trimmed with organdie flowers. were
worn for headdregses. and they car
rled over their arms showered cir
clets OF pastel shaded sweet peas.
Miss Helen O'Neil. the groom's sis.
ter. was maid OF honor, and was
most attractive In a gown Of apricot
taffeta. with which she wore a love
ly hair ornament of ostrich and
flowers. and her beribboned clrclet
was of roses and sweet peas. in a
lovely shower. Katherine Oliver of
Hoauiam was fascinating little
flower girl In fluffy pink and car.
ried a ieghorn tricorne OF pink sweet
peas and gypsophila-
Entering on the arm of her father.
the bride was radlantiy beautiful In
her wedding gown OF ivory. satin.
the skirt designed with an over
drapery IN pointed effect, the three
points finished with rare, lace. The
bodice was simply fashioned and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-11
Pretty Tea Honors
Visitors

Mrs. w. f. waldo was hostess this
afternoon at her home. entertaining
with delightful tea. complimentary
to Mrs. II. A. CARRIER and Miss Ruth
CARRIER. Of Oklahoma. and Miss Alice
Elliott leading woman with the
Wilkes company. Artistic baskets OF
roses. gladicli and hydrangca In
pastel shades. decorated the haii. iiv.
Ing room and drawing room. where
the hostess and the guests OF honor.
assisted by Mrs. Elliott. mother OF
Miss Alice Elliott Mrs Edgar An.
derson. Miss Florence Carter and
Miss Jean McMorran received the
guests. Presiding at the prettily ap-
pointed tea table. with its graceful
arrangement OF sweet peas and vnrf.
colorcd xinncas. wcre Mrs. II. A.
CARRIER, Mrs. Samuel lie Roy Craw.
ford. Miss Esther johnson and Miss
Rhea Billings. Little Billie Waldo
greeted the callers at the door.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-11
Fore1reu Dinner

Ccmplimenting Mr.. and Mrs. C. 7.
La France GIazei BowerD who are
leaving Sunday by motor for Cali
fornia. Mrs Il. Richardson and Miss
Bessie Richardson entertained with
a charming dinner at their home
last evening.
Covers wcrc placed for ten guests
around n table ccntcrcd with dahiIas
In golden tones Dancing followed
the dinner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-11
Hostess List for Friday
lat Tennis CIub

In charge OF the tennis tea at the
clubhouse Friday win be. Mrs. James
Colbert Sullivan. Mrs. Gerald Shan.
non. Mrs. Walter McEwan Tomktns,
Mrs. James ID. Hogc. Mrs. r. y.
Merrill. Mrs Joshua Green. Mrs.
Alexander r. McEwan and Mrs. J.
ID. Lowman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-11
Colonel and Mrs.
Charles VIII Receipe

Honoring ms ExcoIiency. General
Rodogiio. former chief Of staff Of the
Royal Italian army. Chief of Staff
Col. Siciiiani and Capt Huntington.
aide-de-camp.> who are touring the
United States. Cot Oscar J. Charles.
". s. A.. and Mrs Charles win hold
a reception at their quarters at
Fort Lawton. Monday afternoon at
AS o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-11
Private Banks Are
Allowed in Russia

REvAI. Aug. fi.--Private hanks
again win be allowed to operate In
soviet Russia according 10 the
Krsssnaia Gazette. boishevist organ
The red government also will allow
private citizens TO hold money and
bonds. Funds seized by the govern.
mens win be restored.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-11
Luncheon Welcomes
Mrs. G1nnu1cuu

Welcoming Mrs c. r. Cannaway.
who with Dr. Cannaway has bccn
spending the past two YEARS In
Turkey and Syria IN relief work.
Mrs Frederick w. Graham enter.
tnincd with luncheon OF twenty.
i've covers at her homo Yesterday
afternoon. The guests included mem
bers OF tho West Seattle Art club,
lof which Mrs Cannavay was n
member before her departure.
DR.. and Mrs Canna~sy plan TO
return in September for two more
years OF scrvica
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-11
ART GALLERIES ON COAST
WILL HAVE ASSOCIATION

great vividness and M he originally
was newspaper cartoonist. he has
tho power of sizing up and exprefs-
ing their eseentiai characteristics. a
fact which presupposen. at tmca.
courage on the part not always OF
the artist but Of the sitter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-11
Delightful Tea Giuen
bv Mrs. Charles

Mrs Oscar J. Charles entertained
with q delightful tea Saturday after.
noon At her Fort Iawton quarters,
honorins Gen. William N. Wright,
U. 8. A.. who Is inspecting the Ninth
Corps area Assisting the hostess
were: Mrs Harvard c. Moore. Mrs
Henry w. Edmonds and Mrs. Fred
erick T.. Davis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-11
To Entertain
Bridal Pnrtu

Following the wedding rehearsal
OF Miss Thelma Harold and Mr..
Howard Duerson Chastain at Trinity
church this evening. Miss Marion
Mcmillan and Mis- Alice Mcmillan
viii entertain the members OF the
bridal party at their home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-11
Novel Ln0erie Sho1cer

novel lingerie shower was given
yesterday afternoon by Mrs. william
Humason at her home. honoring
Miss Dorothy Zweck. who has recent
ly returned from Kobe, 20 become
the bride OF Lieut. David Vaughn,
u. s. N.
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.Jar1sI~~ VIII Re Gu~~ts NJ the Minrus
wntssa Dancing Club

Ono hundred jackies from the
dr-adnourht Idaho win come 90
Seattle Saturday night 10 Re quests
Of The Minncwatha Dancing club at
q dance given at Chrtstensen's
broadway hall. This IL one Of .
series Of entertainments for jaehi~r
stationed In Puget Sound water. the
entirr proTrm heing sponsored by
the Seattle Chamber OF commerce.
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Mrs. Ed1nOnds Hostess

Mrs Henry w. Edmonds entertain
ed with a bridge and 800" party
ut her Fort Lawton quarters this
afternoon. complimenting Mrs Dun.
can Hines OF Chicago. who Is tour.
ing the West and IL spending a
short time with her brother In. law
and sister. Col r. ". Wilson. U. s.
A., and Mrs. Wilson.
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adoerftdn0 their oun toorthancss.
better get In the band wagon and do
igtetotse-
You'H find waiting for voluntary
recognition Is rather long and to-
dious job. perhaps.