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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-29
Seattle
Society
Attractive Dancing Par
tn Compliments Mrs.
Horn; Affairs for Vis-
itors; Committee for
Tennis Carnival Names
Pufronesses.

nNE OF the brilliant events OF the
~ summer was the dancing party
which Mr.. and Mrs. strive and Col.
and Mrs. wetherill save last even.
Ing. conplimenting Mrs Henry
Horn. OF san Francisco. the much.
feted guest OF nr. and Mrs, Richard
W. Perry.
The beautiful strive residence was
artistic In Its floral arrangement OF
Scxglcves. delphiniums. snapdrag'
ons and roses. These ornamented
the reception hall and drawing room.
where the hosts and the honor guest
received informally.
In the ballroom. lavender and
white campanula. intermingled with
maple leaves. banked the stage, and
= high trellis OF American Beauty
roses formed n background for the
orchestra. Foxslove and blue dolphin
iums with maple screened the fire
place. and exquisitely decorated tho
supper tables. A group OF mutual
friends informally assisted in the en-
> tcrtainment OF the guests.
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DA TIES
TO REMEMBER

WEDNESDAY. JUNE 60
The marriage % Miss Dorothy
Thoma. 20 Mr. Ross Perry wit
llama AZ tho homo Of her par
snts. Mr.. and Mrs Harlan
Thomas, NJ $50 o'clock.
The msrriase OF Min- Anne seeis
60 Mr.. curtips II. gilbert, In Pii.
sr ,S .. congregational ehayh' at
The marriage OF Mlss Dorothy Ellen
Jenkins 60 Mr.. John Richard
Conner az the home Of her
rarents. Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles r.
Ienkins at = o'clock.
Miss Hortense Green and Miss Mary
Dudley walker viii compliment
Mrs, Barrett Green and Miss
clara Rickham Ford with a tea
at their home from 4 until 9
o'clock.
THURSDAY. JUNE 30
The marriage Of Miss Lima Adele
pownie 90 Mr., Frank Hammond
SKINNER In the first Msthodist
Episcopal church at o'clock.
Junior Practice club viii give an
evening musicale at "Norciifre,"
the home 81 Mr.. and Mrs, O. d
stlmson. at tho Highlands
Mrs John r. ueffcrnan wiii COM
piiment Mlsa Camille Mahoney
with a luncheon at her home.
-Gracemont."
Mr., MoritH Mliburn ana Mr.. George
Milbutn to entertain with
dancing party AZ the Morits
Thomson residence.
Mra william N. peehe. chairman
Of the Koif putting contest. viii
vntertain her committee at the
Tennis club At . o'clock
Mrs J. y. Crouch viii compliment
her mother. Mrs. NJ. A. Waite,
with luneheon at tho Tennis
club.
FRIDAY. July H.
Mrs shirley Z. Parker will enter
tain With q tea At home from .
Until o'clock. complimentinx
heimsr. Mrs william n Kirk
patrick and Mrs a. J. Hassch-
FRIDAY. July g.
M and Mrs Charles II. fiiiy ~iii
compliment AR, and Mira jobs
H. Perry. % New York. With
dancing party az the Seattle Golf
snd Country club.
SATURDAY. July g.
Mrs. Albert Wilton aud Mrs Bertha
Fairbanks viii entertain with q
tea at the home % tire former
from uniii o'clock. henorinx
Miss Camille Mahonsy and Miss
Fiorencs woieott
WEDNESDAY. July is--
Mrs. George W Alhln and Mrs. 7.
y. kellogg are entertaining with
a silver tea al Mira Aihin'. home
Zoe the benefit Of the East Seattle
auxiliary 10 the Seattle symphony
Orchestra
FRIDAY, July Is
Tennis club carnival as the Tennis
club.
THURSDAY. JULY ft--
Annual garden party for the bensrt
Of the Seattle Day Nursery at the
home OF Mrs. Frederick BaaAfaan-
WEDNESDAY. August D.
The marriage Of Miss Camille
Mahcn.y To Mr.. Walter James
ward. In ~ Jossph's church at
ie.eo q. n-
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Cynthia Grey
Girl Once Mon-Hater, Is Noao in Lone With Man
Whom She "Knosos" Loves Her; Is She Taking too
Much for Granted!

Dear Miss Grey: have read your many letters in The
Star and have that you have helped others much
for advice
am girl of sense, not doll face, arched eye
brow>g but what my employer and my friends call an up
to-date sensible girl.
have been man-hater for years. and had intended
TO be old maid until met young year and nall
older than myself. before had man that
thought could enough about to become his VIE
but this young my equal his interests rise with mne
and mine with his.
He is not good looking, but is clean and wholesome and
healthy looking have been out with him several times and
go TO church with him every Sunday short time ago
went to party with him. He knew all Of the people tnat
there and knew two out of 16 guess dd
act like bump log" but knowing scarcely one,
miserable the whole evening" because sat there ana
looked at other girls enjoying themselves and being merry
and not paving any attention whatever to me-
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Reproduces Work
of Local Artist

American Photography" for May.
1921. has as Its second Illustration a
reproduction OF THE Crystal" by
Wayne Albeo OF the Mcbride studio.
The original was one Of the DEM.
shawn dancers here last winter. II
was ono OF several AIR. Alice exhib.
tied at the PittSburg salon OF 1921
and was commented upon AZ zone OF
tho two prints remarkable for fine
rich tone values"
The Seattle public library has q
new collection OF pictures OF eathe.
drals hung In the upper hall
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Cotton Wedding
Anniversary Celebrated

Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Bower enter.
tanned at their home Monaay even
Ing. honorins the first wedding an
niversary Of their son-in-iaw and
France uHaxei Bower,. The home
was gayiy decorated for the oc-
CASTOR. with greens and cotton. rep
resenting . miniature Southern
plantation. : Games and dancing
we're enjoyed. and a mock wedding
ceremony was performed. with the
original bridal party. the maids of
which were Miss Vera Angel. Miss
Bessie Richardson and Miss Lois
Lee. with little Doris Angel as the
flower girl Following the ceremony
a buffet supper was served.
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other things besides him; then yos
sctH neUer orotc boresome. Then. too
this sort Of thing has other odUon-
tdoes; for instance. " you hare
sererol fnterefs IN life. tehen you
are among strangers you do not nee
cssdrilv hare to sit around like q
bump on a log because you fcH be
able 10 conrerse With people. eren
tho yoa do not kroic Them Try
ooino out more among strangers and
forcing yourself 10 be socidb bic.
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Informal DANCING Pdrfu

complimenting her daughter Cath.
crime. Mrs. Forrest 4. Balyeat enter.
tained with an informal dancing
party at her home last Saturday
evening.
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Miss Seely
COMMUNICATED

Miss Helen Miller and Miss Cora
Ciiluiy entertained Mt the home Of
Miss Miller last "Wednesday with a
miscellaneous shower. In compliment
TO Miss Anne seely. who this evening
viii become the bride OF Mr.. Curtiss
IN. Gilbert Of Yakima
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Picnic and Shoacer

Complimenting Miss Florenc Q
Thistle. who is to be June bride, a
picnic and shower were given last
Thursday evening. at Woodland
park. Later music and dancing were
enjoyed at the home OF Mrs. J. J.
Riley.
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Mr.. Leslie Opens
Dancing Class

Mr.. calrd Leslie has opened c'ass
In dancing mornings at the Fire
Arts galleries. Those who attended
the famous Boim Ballet ut the Metro.
polifan this spring viii recall the
many excellent solos Mr.. Leslie gave.
As a member OF tho Eoim Ballet OF
the Metropolitan he has acquired
quito a reputation.
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To Bring Scenery
Artist Here

Robert Jones. famous theatrical
scenery artist. h In Pasadena A H.
tie over half tho necessary 800 "a
have him come 10 Seattle 10 lecture
~ the Fine Arts has been raised by
Mrs. Parks. Eager drama admirers
are working 20 obtain the remainder
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Repertory Theatre
to Open July IA

4 gala occasion will be the open.
ing. under the auspices Of the Seat
tie Fine Arts az the Cornish. OF the
reperioty theatre by Maurice Browne
and Ellen Van voikenburg.
Bernard shaw'a 'Phliandcrer- will
be the oncnInE attraction and will b,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-29

MISS GREY win receive resA
V1 ess Of tizis espastmsM -
The Str effboe on TuudAys from
0 70 4, End n chm times ~ sp
pointsDnA Pkase Do net cssne
on s<h1 days than fuesdsy IN.
Ices you have m appeanemhns
with MhB Grey, - mexporten
visituss iukerloe Win her writ
ing.
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ny DOROTHY FAY sOtp.D

one OF the gala events OF tho sea
son In TO be the garden party the
atricai 10 be held early In August
or September. that Mrs. Theodore
Halter and a committee are mys'
tcriously at work upon for the Fine
Arta noclety.
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Colonel and Mrs. Charles
Luncheon Hosts

Honoring Lieut. Gov. william J..
Coyie and party. who win spend the
day at Fort Lswton, Colonel Oscar
J. Charles. U. 8. A.. and Mrs.
Charles, will be hosts at an Informal
luncheon at their quarters. satur.
day afternoon.
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Dinner for
[BefrOfhed Pair

Honoring Miss Camille Mahoney
an. her fiance. Mr.. Walker J. Ward.
Commander u. A. Brodmann. Oh. G.
Y. s. n. will entertain with a dinner
at the Hotel Washington this eve.
ming. Covers will be marked for
twelve guests.
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Informal
lat Home

Complimcnting tho assistants at
her wedding. Mrs Arthur Clarence
Reyes. Jr. mildred Jacksonl enter
taincd informally at her home yes
tcrday afternoon.
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Dancing Party for
Miss Mie8ae

DR.. and Mrs. A. D. Toliefsen are
entertaining with a dancing party
~ their home Friday evening. The
affair VIII compliment their daugh-
ter. sfiss Enola Miesse. on her TWEEN
tieth birthday.
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FINE ARTS SOCIETY PLANS
GARDEN PARTY THEATRICAL

II will be sent on 20 tho Gallery
Georges oiroux. In Brussels. Tho
fsomiily Fedden wsteroolor exhibit
will bs the next attraction at the
Fine Arts.
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Informal Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. Darrah Corbett win
be hosts at their home this evening
entertaining with an informal din.
ner.
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Mrs Archibald powney bought one
% Ambrose Patterson prints Of The
Palm" last week. This makes the
fourth print purchased from the
present exhibit Five oil paintings
have also been sold. The Patterson
exhibit remains until July IS. when
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-29
Evening of Bridqe

Entertaining with an evening OF
military bridge at their home. Fri
day. Dean and Mrs. Irving NJ. Glen
viii be hosts to a group Of twenty
friends
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Seattle Temple No. 0

To honor their Oldest member.
Mrs. ottillia Morcau. the members Of
Seattle Ter~oie No. .. Pythian Sis
ters. will hold a basket picnic at
Woodland park. Luncheon will be
served at noon and each member
VIII present Mrs. Morcau with bag
containing a penny for each year OF
the giyer's age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-29

one.haH pound macsroni, 4 tabiespooufuls butter.
I tablespoonfuls -four. " teaspoonfui salt I cup
Carnation MIX cup water. X to I pound cheese
Break macaroni In small pieces and cook In boiling
water until tender. Make white sauce Of the butter
-four. seasonngs, milk and water. Crate cheese and
stir into the white sauce until melted. Drain the
macaroni mix It with the white sauce put into bak-
ing dish and cover with bread crumbs. Brown in
the oven.
Send for free carnatIen Cook Beck o. 100 rssssa
Recipes carnatlon MIX Products Co, tteo stuart
Bldg, seattle.
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Clubs
CLUBS FOR THURSDAY
Chapter &C. r. Il. O.

Chapter &C. r. Il. O.
The members OF Chapter &C. r. r.
o.. will hold their annual picnic a,
the home OF Mrs. w. l.. Secly al
Briercrest-
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Seattle Day Nursery Association
The Seattle Day Nursery associa.
ton viii meet In the Frederick 4
Nelson auditorium at 1890 a. IN.
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Seattle Circle, Neighbors Of
Wo0dcraft
Seattle Circle. Neighbors Of Wood.
craft. No. $40. will entertain with a
card party. Thursday. June 90. at
$50 .. m., In the Swedish club.
Eighth ave. and Olive st. Ncighbors
and friends invited.
Seattle Council Of Catholic Women
Seattle Council OF Catholic Women
at Providence hospital from 10 a. m.
10 ) p. m.
York Community Club
The York Community club win
meet at the Mount Baker Presby.
terrain church every Thursday at
f:50 p. m. instead OF Friday as
formerly.
Ladies Of u. s. w. v. Auxiliary
Mrs. J. l.. F'itzhenry. 5i0s 18th
ave. w, will entertain the ladies' Of
the U. s. w. v. auxiliary on Thurs.
day, June 80. at IL m. Take Fort
Lawton car
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-29

Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Hooking ieft
last week for a fortnishts trip In
British Columbia.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Cccii q. Evans are
spending the week motoring TO Van.
couvcr. b. c.. and the Georgian cir.
cult
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-29

Mr.. Robert scanion. who has been
spending several days In tho city.
left for bis home In Vancouver. II.
c.. yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-29

Miss Constance Wilcox has return
ell to Seattle after six months spent
IN Washington. ID. C.. and san An
tonic. Texas.
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Mr.. and Mes. Daniel Kefioher are
removing this week to their summer
place at the Country club.
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Lieut.. Col Robert Bans ATnew,
y. \. A.. of the veterinary corps. San
Francisco. spent yesterday Mt Fort
i.awton, on bis way TO Camp Lewis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-29

Mrs G. A. Held and Mrs. Thomas
Hooking are leaving next week for
a three weeks trip thru Yellowstone
park
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Mr.. ana Mrs sIsurd Hags and
three children are leaving Thursday
for Vancouver. II. c.. where they
will make their home in the future.
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Mr.. Kenneth Edgers. who has been
attending Ripon college. Wisconsin.
VIII arrive home today 10 spend the
summer with his parents. DR.. and
Mrs. y. y. Edgers. Mr.. Spence Ira.
cy. OF Milwaukee. will accompany
him to be his guest.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Darrah Corbctt. Mr.
and Mrs. II. W. Beecher and Mr and
Mrs W. w. Corbett form . party
who viii motor east ofatbe noun.
tains to remain Until after the
Fourth
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-17
wAYFARING WATERS
-o-o-O

The brown brook laughed and went
 its way
 'Twixt hill and bills Along the slopes night-shadows lay, The fields were still; The clear brown dusk held all the
 height, And brimmed the vale, that sum
 mer night; The clear brown dusk, not dark nor
 day,
 Enveiued with the shade, Where many an oak spread many
 a spray
 In whose leaves laid, Birds thro' their happy dreams
 heard sing The water in it's wandering. It spoke of many happy brood That soon should fly. Where in the green Ieaf-soIitude Sweet days go by Ii whispered low of secret things Hid in the heart of water springs And as it went. strange tales 1t told In unknown tongue, And fairy histories of old
 It softly sung: Through the clear dusk it took it's flight The clear brown dIsk, not day nor night
 Mary c. Ellington.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-17

Mir. and Mrs. Howard Ashley have puchased the C. F. Curtis residence and they will take possession the coming week. This is an up-to-date home and has a very desirable lo- cation. It always was a very con venienuy arranged cottage, but after Mir. Curtis purchased the property he made a uumbe, of changes and put several hundred dollars worth of interior Improvements and fur nishings and also made very fine garden in the rear of the house for flowers and products for the table NIT. and Mrs. Ashley are to be con graduated on getting such home. MT. and Mrs. Curtis and their daugh- ter. Eylyn. will move into the Hugo Ungeiroreu cottage in the South End recently vacated by c. o. Hirsh- berg.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-17

We have stood for and will stand for the best things for Skagway and the vicinity. We are with every
 man who is boosting for these things and against every man who dec-ies them. We are interested in seeing the town grow for we know it means our growth. it spells better times for every man in Skagway. We be- lieve that Skagway is one Of the best towns of it's size to be found anywhere. It has some Of the Gu- est people in its confines that any one could meet We have no rich men and we have no pauQers Our people are social. VAoIe-hea-ted and very generous. This plant IS for your use. Our pages are open ta you for the good Of this town. N. merely ask for your cooperation
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-17
DAN MCCAIN
 DECLARES HIMSELF

Said Dan McGann to a foreign man who worked at the self-same bench, Let me tell you this" and for en- phasis, he aOprished a Sulson wrench, Don't talk to me Of the bourJois- see, don't open your mouth to speak, Of your socialists or anarchists. don't mention the Bolsheveek, For I've had enough Of this foreign stun, I'm as sick as a man can be Of the speech of hkte, and I'm tell ing you straight that this is the land for mel If you wish to bras, just take that flag, and boaa Of it's field Of blue, And praise the dezd an the blood they shed for the sake Of the likes of you. I'll hear no more" and he waved once more his wrench in a forceful way, 70 the cunning creed O some Rus sian breed. l stand for the U. s. A. I'm done with you: fads and your wild-eyed lads, don't flourish your flag Of red Where I can see, or at night thereu be tall candles around your bed. So tip your hat to a flag like that Thank God 10, its stripes and starsl Thank God you're here where the roads are clear, away from your kings and czaTs. cant just say what feel today for I'm not a talkin' man, But first an last. I'm standing fast for all that's American. So don't you speak Of the Bolshe- week, it's sick Of that stun ] am, One God, one flag, is the creed ! braE. I'm boosting for Uncle sam"
 Edward A Guest
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-17

Christmas shopping and the duties
 attending the holiday season keep tr- ladies of Skagway too busy for many social functions. The one event of importance this week is the installation ceremonies of the Masonic fraternity and the Order of Eastern Star. which will take place in Masonic hall this evening and will he followed by a dance and banquet.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-17

Aubrey simmons of Carcross was a passenger south on the Princess Mary 10 Victoria and Vancouver. Nl~. Simmons will meet his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Leo Simmons and his sister. Mss Gladys Simmons. in Vancouver and after short visit with them he will return north again. While in SEagway NIT. Sim mons was a PulIen House guest.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-17

Honorable Robert Lowe of White horse. Yukon councilman from southern Yukon. arrived in Skagway on Tuesday and was Golden North hotel guest until t&e sailing or the Princess Mary. Mir. Lowe will join Mrs. Lowe at Moose Jaw and to- gether they will spend the winter uu the coast.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-17

Mrs. floss, ST, arrived on the Princess Mary and left on the gov erumeur boat. Peterson, for Fort William H. Seward, where she will he The guest of her son and daugh- .a--in-gaw. Captain and Mrs. Hoss.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-17

Mr. and Mrs, Jack. Eckert and the.r family were departing passeu- gers on the Princess Mary for Sc attle and from there they will go on to Portland and reach their destIn- ation-a small farm-from that
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-17
ATTENTION BUSINESS MEN
 AND BACHELORS

Why go home for luncheon when you can get a bowl Of soup. bread and butter, tea. coffee or milk serv- ed to you in a jiTy at the Golden North cafe for 35e. Try it ou, 'o. morrow. any time between l2 and ! o'clock
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-17

Robert Earle returned on the Es- teheth from from a soiouru at San ftarsum. Mir. Earle is for the pres enr in che White Pass hospital un- der the care of Dr. A. W. ValenS.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-17

Dr. l.. $. Keller returned on Tues Guv from Whitehorse and Carcross, where he had been on professional business. pr. Keller will remain in SE.-wav for several weeks.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-17

Mrs Sausom. wife of Agent J. L, srrsom of the W. P. & Y. R. at Whfrarorsa. returned on the Prime ess Mary from a two months ytsi, in Vancouver. After a visit with lr. and Mrs, KeuLsth Hannah and Miss Elsie c. Goodger. Mrs. Sansom lett for home on Friday.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-17

Some uI .lt H"le. u,. .' rfna. couyra.ua sau. -". .r..... lean plan huJe. is cuwn- ..'. .t |. is safe tu say tha, u '..~ ..-.iu Standardization eaa uv i.-... .u. f.r
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-17

In the report of the proceedings of the last meeting of the Women's C1rb. the name of Mrs. W. $. Sparks was inadvertently omitted. Mrs Sparks read an excellent paper nr a~r which wsa much appreciated by those present.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-17
Skogwuy's Social Week

J. M. Keller dined on Tuesday with the family of the Reverend E. j.. Minterherger.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-17

NIr. and Mrs. Max Gutfeld returned on the Princess Mary from a visit in and around Tacoma. In Tacoma Alr. and Mrs. Gutield visited with their relatives and hosts of friends; in Olympia they had a good yisi. with their old-time friend, Cover. nor Lewis Hart. Twelve days were spent at Soap Springs, situated he tween Spokane and Wcnatchee, Se. attIe was also visited where Mir. and Mrs. GutCeld have many Ir ends Both returned very much impro ed in health and glad to get Co their home again.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-17

Mrs. l.. $. Keller was Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Y. J. Van de Wall
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-17
BREAD ON THE WATERS

Remembering a deed of kindness wrought Brings it not peace to you? And doth not a lesson of virtue taught Teach him that teaches, too?
 -Praed
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-17

One of the greatest attractions i" skugway is the Sk~sway Public LE 1rary. The founding of the I5raw was the rruiuou of the oNca'lr~. work of tie Saagway Womon's Club The library has grown from a few books into several hundred voIumos and has so far beer literally patron
 fzed hy not only residents. but ow ing to the generous accommodations afforded. the traveliug public Eav
 sought 1t for a quiet hour for read iag. reference aUl writing letters and post cards Co distant home na.
 ple. Kindly. coar,eous threaweu
 las always been given those en-'. 10 learn of the north and tho wm" perpleyiug ouaslors have general.
 been solved to the satisfaction ol ..r uuesriouer. and many have gained items of interesting history within the walls of the Library Tae no" year is coming and let all beg.u tH look forward to s-staiuiuE tHe Ii- brary and keeping up the desirable reputation established the past year.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-17

and third N~lnesGay night oi each month @, rhcr bah on Fifth Ave uue. Visiting hrnyhrrs cordially in- vitcd Go attend
 c. H. ROGERS, W. r. ,. NJ. Gae-HarH. Sccy-
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-17

G. c. Miller of the United Sta.e- custom service was a returning pas. serger on the Princess Mary from 8 visit in Seattle While in Seart,D Mir. Miller visited with his relative. and friends and enjoyed much of the time with his daughter. Miss Verne Miller. who is attending school tr Seattle
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-17
NOTICE

When ... want anything moved Trunks. arE.Ee o- anything else. Call ua ..e John Williams, '. $. T-ar-.. To. Also wood, l6 Inch, 5a.a-a5. sa5l. and coal per ton. delivered. SIS.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-17

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