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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-03-18

Observe Oswald Stupid, the Stone
Age Advertiser, helping make the
Town Beautiful by tacking Signs Ell
= Eresyrh:nE. Before NewspaE,ers
we're Invented. this was considered
Keen Advertising. but Not No More.
did you erer see Anybody carrying .
Telephone Pole home 60 Read the Ads
OF IT,
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-03-18

1ake Noom Tor Another.
what does this fellow do for . lfvs
mgr
He's . foot pr0fiteer."
-Heils shOes4~
M. he charges $40 to give me
dancing ieseoa.--Binningham Agep
Herald.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-03-18

Albania hasn't . newspaper, q mile
Of steam railroad or . postal system.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-20
PINEY FORK

Mr E'h Jacobs and Mr 10,
Huri and wnfc ~ Kansas and Mr
y A Cuyne have been visiting ir
ihs section ihc past week
E.Us Andrews sas in Morranasld
ono iaf .asi vrsk
Re e. r Boucher hIlrd biz rer.
u.ar appointment ~ Sugar Grove Sat
uriay and Sunday
Fi Waiisl ~ New salem was In
eats session one day last week
Ste ora Andrews has bc,n spend.
iar O. fep days with Dora Sutton
near Mexico
Ernest Taskvsll and family spenl
SUNDAY 9Th vrril raskwcll u Plat
Eolk In Caldwell county
Wu rlh Jacobs and Mrs. Cert,
Cmyrr spent Monday with Joe Hum
and BON
Ee, Edward Wooiall sill prsaei
90 rrsy Greek FRIDAY night
MIss Nalma CridrI vent 90 Ma
fan Tuesday shopping
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-20
CAsAD.

I'll Flanary Of Chicago was In
Marion Wednesday.
Misses Edwina Rankin, Ivy Glen
ent and Mr. Gillian Bracy and J
Carter attended prayer meeting At
Hebron Thursday night.
John Vaughn and family we're IN
Marion shopping Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs II o. Franklin en-.
tertained part Of the 1T Senior
Glass Friday night
Mr. Bob Paris and son Of Lola
attended the funeral Of " b. Curry.
W u Yates and wife and Mrs
lerener Guess attended the funeral
" Mr. Curry.
Burnett Moore and wife and Mrs
Tom Rankin were at Hebron sAtur-
day afternoon.
Charles Daughtrey and wife and
Mise Amy Wa,hen were at Hebron
Saturday
Mr. Henry Threlkeld and wife were
Of Hebron Saturday
Miss Eihelyn Flanary o. Chicago
is visiting her cousin Mrs James
Daughtrey
Vernon Paris and family visited
BIZ father ] o. Paris Saturday
Mr and Mn. D.. n Cook and
little daughter spent Sunday At Chap.
81 Hll.
Misses Ruth Flanary and Virginia
Blue and Sir Neil Guess spent Sun.
day a. the home u Mr Paul Adams.
A G. Lotion and family visited
NJ Hughes and family Sunday
Nr and Mrs lobe James and
hiile daughter spent Sunday At the
boms u Claud Springs.
Prof n o. Franklin and wife
spent Sunday Al the home % o
Paris.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-20
CRAYNE

Several from this place attended
the show in Marion Monday night
Mr and Mrs. Andrew Holeman
and daughter visited her father Sun.
day
There will be- PRAYER meeting At
this place Saturday night
Mr. Cook Fletcher returned from
Clay Monday 10 visit biz mother.
Mrs. Lacy Fletcher and daughter
returned hon'e Monday from fredo.
MIA
Mr. Y u faidley and Mr. Ira
Crayus passed through Sunday 10
visit Mr Edd TER and family %
Mexico.
Mr. Hobsrt Roberts returned
home Saturday
Mr. and Mrs Pressly woodall u
Piney Fork visited Mr.. and Mrs
Leslie woodall sunday
Mr. and Mr. Murie Hodge % Sa
lem visited her mother last week.
M and Mr. " u. Binklsy via.
tied M and Mrs Press Hill Sunday
Several FROM this place attended
meeting Al fredonia Sunday.
Mr and Mr. d Green and
Nrs John Asher visited Mr.. and
Mr. N MeCaslin sunday
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-20

Mr. a. Belt vas in this vicinity
this veek
Miss ieiha Tmylor and Mr. W
Shcrrell attended mr,tlur At Casod
Springs last sunday
M and Mr Gilbert Campbell
visited Dow Sutton Sunday
Miss Vera Jennings b. visiting her
bmiher Cecil Jennings near Frcdo.
MIA
~ Wallace woodall was In Ma.
rion Saturday
Mr John Rushing and wife and
Mr and Mr. Albert Canaan were
in Marion one day la, week
Miss Stella Jennings h visiting
Mt Leslie Jennings this week
Mr. Novella nardrick and Dave
Garrett passed through this vicinity
Sunday
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-20
LONE STAR

M Cid Rushing and wife visited
Albert Canaan and wife Sunday.
Mrs Nora Herrod and Mrs May
me Myers spent Monday with Mu
John Rushing and family
Mr. William Peak visited Mr.
James and family Sunday
Mr. Prcsly Moodall and family
visited Mr. J r. woodall and fam.
Ny Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. n. Hughes wen,
guests of Mrs May llill Sunday
Mr.. r. l., sutton. wife ant
children visited Orgie Stevens sun
day
Misses lmogene and Ruby Hil
Elizabeth Stevens and Messr Der
ME Crider and Isaac Congcr attend
Cd services At Fredonia Sunday
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-20

j. Frank Conrer u woodvill. Miss.
.t visiting boz Marion this week
D. % Young and wife of Mexico
we're boz the city Monday
fni Butler has accepted a posi-.
zion of thc Lucille Mines
Rey W q Oakley was called 10
tarrv.Ile 20 conduct the funeral "
Mr. " G. Wright the wife Of
Prof Wright
The Cumberland Presbyterian
church has recently bought a piano
for ihe church
Mr and Mr G. - Dunmore and
Mr and Mu Weems Croft went 10
Evansville Tuesday
ST. and Mu Frank Singleton Of
ihe blooming Rose section were In
ihr g.iy Tuesday
Miu Lillian lhrue. who mas been
teaching music in Indiana has A..
rived Boz Marion 90 spend the summer
vacation with her parents
M.ss TheIma Travis spent the
aers end with her parents In Black.
ford
% $ Denny " clifton and G.
u Poster sent 4 Louisville last
sssk
Mss Ne'le Walker vent % Evans.
vile Friday % visit he Misse. Har.
rH who are teaching there
Mu Joe Dean who has been Vic.
nHr boz mother returned home asst
Friday
Nr Albert skinner - sturgis
spent a short visit with Mu A.
llarhe. iast uesl
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-20
CROSS ROADS


iAcis Canada left Cor Florida 10
spend the summer
Corbiti Traylor and Bobbie Brown
attended church At Sugar Grove
Sunday
Clara Canaan and Bertha Graves
were guests u ie,a and Msrsa
blackburn sunday
Blanch johnson Is visiting friend,
a. Princeton
lmorcns Hill and Elizabeth Stew.
ems and Ruby Hill attended church
a. Frcdonia Sunday.
Win Guess and Beulah Mexican
attended church a. Walnut Grove
Sunday
Herbert and Corbsti Traylor vent
10 Frcdonia Saturday
Mrs Tom Jones Is on the sick
list
Claud Stevens was the guest u
Corsic woodall sunday
Jewell Traylor was the guest Of
Miss Mary Egbcrt Sunday
Lola Beaver visited the home Of
Mr. Tom Moore Saturday
l.etha rraylor visited the home Of
Ruth Shcrrcll Sunday
Rev John King hlled his regular
appointment At Good Springs Satur
day and Sunday
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-20
CLARK MILNE

Edward Calvin CLARK Superintend
coo ~ co. Ro,i,lars mines AZ Rosi.
au i. and Mr. Mary Kline Of
i.'wn Michigan. and formerly
connected with co. hospital AZ Rosi.
.are uefe united Boz marriage a. ths
Naa.s ~ ihs Presbyterian church
Nsinrdy afiruoon % $3.50 O'Clock
fhr EsN leslie Wh.tcomh performing
fh, ceremony The attendant. wer,
ST. Robinson ~ Elrabcthtoun. M
N.H Grace Baird and Herb Baird
Nr and Nu CLARK are spending
iter honeymoon a. ths hotel 81.
tuuiy and ai'l return ~ Rosiclars
BEST utrk Evans Courier
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-20
FRANCES

Mr . r Matthews visited Mr
U.s. q Known ruciay
Mf . q Rwwr and brother went
m ui.ushme Monday
Nr Claui Fletcher was In Fran.
ass Thursday
ST. Walter Known and family and
ST. uHle Mckinney and family yis.
feI Mr Ellen Brown Sunday
lla end Willie Brown visited their
cunt Hattie sheugun Thursday
ur Caui Fletcher aiicnded ser.
,i..s bt Sewn Srunr Sunday
Nr JAIME, Matthews and wife hav,
been visiting b.. sister Mr. J ".
Brown tbs wccb
Mr } v Parish went to Fredo.
.Ba one day las, week
Little David Brown s on the siei
.Ii.i at this writing
SIR Martha Parish visited Mrs. J
~ npvn Friday
ST. Jim Matthews and wife visited
I AR Sam Matthews Sunday
NJ Walter Brown and family vis
Lifted relati,rs iu Thine last week
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-20

" N Paris was in the ci,y SAT
urday
i j Beit and wife wen, In n,
city Saturday
There b. io be- "Ilome Ginning
OF Hills Chapel tho MN sunda, IN
May Sunday school at 10000 viii,
other service following
Mns Ntuh JennInr visited In
hepion .aff week
Rey % 10 Spence " puy.dsne.
oas in Marion th. week
e. y Oakley and family hay.
been visiting H Marion
D. HlfaI hhd wife uf Hapinu
"err h ihs cts Monday
bunh Irnyman and wife and M.s,
hi'm sl.lrnFer ~ Franklin Mine,
were r the ay Monday o. attend
Che baH game
Mr Edgar Hausr,an and ST..
ANN srfe Boz frriana Wsinrla,
ST. O. a. Monroe ana babe III
hsimt N.h arc visiting Der
grandfather " e. Tyuu
% D. Wa.forIof Salem attended
ih' Boomer Gf. gam, Monday
lri Hunter ~ Mo..o sal a. che
game Monday a. aual
Nf ari Nn " HM visited
itef daughter Nu vs. T. Oakley
Monday
Nnfs Dorothy and Stella Dean.
who have been teaching at Osaian
returned bone Iasi Thur.isf %
frrri ihf sumner With their par
snr NJ and Mr. A. Dean
iuE SALE A raI oner tap boz.
~ asa ssi n hamse Inquire a.
ftg Pres orc
So " ndr, spent several
aau Boz Marco ast srri
W D HaFh~ n Fnei.ra ua.
Dol itr aJ Saturday
= A r.irw N Tribune vas boz
Marion Saturday on business
Mn o hp ~ Monday fof
n.F sunn Texas o. tsf Mr.
Whitney
N.u linda Jenkins anI boz sister
Nu nsth .fr hn srst Co., the
west
. % uws Sam Glrrrtrn and
10 o. H.trr aif.nisi f.f hnaI
n l.ta WI|s Ir Princeton ia.f srsk.
N,u lanbu Del Ysau od and
weighing U faaris uas Boz me cts
lual OBJ "a tf maaHti
unf n Grs.H ~ Froira ,s.
toi ts map frsnis boz MARION last
Fridal
49, arI NJ Ei NaHrst spent
Co., st.t COD H t,amUI'r
Wn saHn Dfdff aHi Nu Clara
lane f,uuai fum ar extended
tsf a. O.uar Plant hft Friday
TmH Coos fn tr Christopher
W raI uters b.. tas 's.urei q
position
Wn ttHt .Ire aHi harhiar
a,, .r ttr ofI Friday
f.Ir. Aaron TreffI M Shady
Grove uss in ths r.iy saturday
" % Tucker ief FRIDAY on o.
business run Co Louisville
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-20

LOCAL
HAPPENINGS
IS Conger was in Marion Sat
ag
Railey was In Marion saiur
Lowey was in the city Sat-
HHl
LilIie and X D. Thomas and
.hsu stations ~ Sheridan were
Hauon Saturday
U polman u Deanwood vas in
.y saturday
Hayor Blue returned from biz
h Boz Union county Friday and o.
IHI 200 acres n corn planted a.
H lme
Nn Paul lArue visited boz par
.sar Blaekford last wesk
Poster habb n Mrrh Texas.
fr years wa a prominent
Hf boz Cntisndsn and Llunraiar
as In Marion THURSDAY
N Gransian and daurhieu
aad Ruby SER in Marion one
af veet
rad Wilson Iefi Thursday a.
far Wet naden. Odd o. rsf
H..k automobile ~ q D. Rob.
Hai has been stolen and ro,o,
.a Dbl "a short time aro
I.Ir a A Norihsn ~ Hopl.r.
st. b. Interested in ths fuaf
business n inihr cts ihn srfI
Et y Adams va in he ciy
u
nsios uas .n Maran Son
a
Carnshan and sifs spent
tf..u usIi n nlsltfori hHs s,ei
l.iu Carl Hsnders1n urni fa
Nais.HtlIs Tusaday io fnlsh ths
Hs term u Clruit Court
Bloc returned from raia
at Monday vhsfs b. has ben on
..ursss trip
Nrismss illls and NsIa Wanrf
N Albert Walker " Weston
r ths dy nssday
IH Naau ~ HeptinsU'is eas
If Tuesday
Mo- p Chafiss has bal rs.
a ari ianed uurs from
is#tHs BE- with be- ai ths rre
en- Hnf
a u'alt - n'alifard aas
NsfaH Tuesday
T,nsr va lh M t.ty Wei
Hauud lsn o. Dayton
Nrirssday 81 RESUME be- 81.
al salesman viih ths sradaf
t Do
M A nurhs. toal BIZ wife
'an "Wednesday o. unirrEH
raiHsrf o. appsnd.rits
Fr Neuum vas in the cts Wei
HI and reported farming pro
pHf boz ths Weston section
u v Etcuu and NJ ari
Aiiaan smith came down .u
w'aie oaf one day last wesk ard
patel and shipped o., Fsootte
'hn.d rood. a. Louisville
-
raUa
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-20

A. Koltinsky went to Evansville
Tuesday
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-20

subscribe for the Press - a year.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-20

U nolman u Deanwood was in
ay saturday
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-20

LlEIie and X , Thomas and
% .tsIl stations ~ sheridan were
aluu Saturday
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-20

Hal1r Blue returned from hIs
h Boz Union county Friday and re
IH.I goo acres N corn planted a.
H Imr
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-20

Lowcy was in the city Sat-
au
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-20

n RaiIey was In Marion s'iur
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-20
LOCAL |
HAPPENINGS

81 S Conger wa In Marion Sat
H.Y
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-20

Hn Paul lArue visited her par
sar Blaekford last wesk
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-20

" n Paris wa' in the cI,y Sal
urdny
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-20

49, Gransian and daughters
aad RUBY SER in Marion one
a.f seek
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-20

Foster hahb n Mrrh Texas.
f.r years wa a prominent
H.. m Cutisnden and Livingston
saa in Marion THURSDAY
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-05-20

ad Wilson lef Thursday ~
fof Wet haden. Odd. io re'
Hk automobile ~ q q Rob
Hai has been stolen and re,ut
... IDS short time ago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-28
WOMEN'S CLUBS

ian church every Thursday. at 1880
.. m inHtead Of Friday as formerly.
Bikur ChoIum
The Ladies' Auxiliary To the Con.
sregation OF Bihur Cholum will hold
It's annual picnic at Fortuna Park
next Sunday.
Delegates Chosen Cor State Meeting
Five delegates have been chosen
by the members OF the Woman's
Auxiliary to Rainier Noble Post.
American Legion, 10 represent that
organization at the state depart.
ment convpuon In Hoqulam, July
l4i5, inclumve. They are Mira II.
w. HArgfavea, Mrs. G. u. Grndnll,
Mrs. Malcolm Douglas. Mrs. Ken.
meth Durham and Mrs. Minnie l.
Bragdon. The next meeting OF the
auxiliary will be on Thursday. July
7, at 8 .. m, In the Veterans Hall.
the Armory. The convention will
be discussed and arrangements will
be completed at this time
Parliamentary Procedure Club
The members Of the Adele NJ.
FieIde Parliamentary Procedure
Club have set Friday. July 20. for
the date OF their annual picnic. The
picnic viii be held at AK Point
Canadians 10 Observe Dominion Day
Friday. July 1. commonly known
as Dominion Day" or Federation
Day" will be celebrated here by the
members Of the Canadian Club and
tho Canadian Women's Club. An
invitation has bern extended 10 all
Canadians 10 Join In the festivities
which include n picnic supper to be
served at ESQ p. m. In upper Wood
land Park.
Dominion day II the anniversary,
OF the confederation OF the Domin.
ion OF Canada. ON July I. 1867. the
four provinces OF Nova Scotia. New
Brunswick. Quebec and Ontario
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-28
Seattle
Society
SilUer Tea otsEdSt Seattle
Home, Luncheon at
Rainier Club Honoring
Visitor; Mrs. Horn
WI BE Complimented.

MRS. GEORGE w. ALRfN and
Nl Mrs. l. T. kellogg are enter
taining with silver tea at the home
OF Mrs Alhin on "Wednesday after
noon. July ~. from 5 until 4 o'clock.
The affair Is 10 be a benefit for the
East seattle auxiliary 10 the Seattle
symphony orchestra.
Mrs. George Henriot will be IN
charge OF the dining room the first
hour. when Mrs, James r. Lane and
Mrs. frank Ma,tby viii preside AT
the urns, while the second hour Mrs
Prank u. Moore viii be in charge.
with Mrs. r. N shelley and Mrs,
David L. kellogg dispensing hospi'
talities.
Assisting will be Miss BETTY Shell
ley. Miss Elizabeth kellogg. Miss
Jane IIenriot, the Misses Marion and
Donna Lane. Miss Josephine Estey.
Miss EVELYN kellogg and Miss Nir'
ginla Alhin.
During the afternoon notable
musical program will be presented.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-28

formed a confederation. selecting the
then unfoupded city OF Ottawa as
the cnpitai, and adoptinR the Eng.
liah form OF government. with sew
.t.. Iea,ures taken from the Amcri'
can side Of the line. In the years
since then Prince Edward Island
Manitoba and British Columbia have
come into the confederation, and
the former Northwest territories have
been divided into provinces and also
admitted 20 the Dominion 80 that
now the Dominion OF Canada covers
all the territory from the Atlantic TO
the Pacific and from the United
States boundary TO Arctic Ocean.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-28
Series of Musicale Teas

Mrs. Charles N. Gibsos was host.
ess at a series OF musical teas at
her home last Wednesday. Thursday
and Friday afternoons. The rooms
were bright with spring blossoms in
the shades OF wistaria and gold. The
urns were In charge Of Mrs. G.. A.
LII, Mrs. William winder. Mrs. g..
A. Muessel and Mrs. G. i. Melse, and
the punch bowl was presided over
by Mrs. g. w. Tcahault and Mrs.
8. A. Casey. while the cards were ~
ceivcd by little Frances Casey and
Eunice Louise Mucsscl.
The musical program was con.
tributed by Mrs. Victor zednick.
Mrs. Fannie Skinner. Miss Rae
Phillips, Miss Rosslie Kozlowski,
Mrs. c. r.. Mclse. Frances Melse,
Miss Gladys Phillips. Mrs. Lillian
Mills, Miss Agnes Hansen. Miss
Vera Robson and Miss May Gillespie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-28
Benefit Musicale

AZ the Junior Practice clubs mu-
sicale for the benefit OF tho Chi.
drcn's orthopesiic hospital. AT the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ID.
Siimson. at the Highlands. Thursday
evening. the program will bs short.
comprising numbers by club mem.
o"rs. as well an outside talent. Tho
second feature Of the evening will b.
the reading OF Barric's Alice SIT by.
the Fire by Ellen Van volkenburs
Mrs. Maurice Browncl
At tho supper which win follow
the entertainment Miss Nellie Cor.
nish and Mrs. Louise Van ogle viii
preside. Tickets may b. obtained
from members of the Junior Prac-
ticc club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-28
Mrs. Parker Chooses
Assistants for Tea

With Mrs. william $. kirkpatrick.
OF Portland. Ore. Mrs. III. ]. Hassch.
OF Eugene. Ore. and her slStAr. Mrs
Don Coe Jaxthelmer. who has come
TO SEATTLE to reside. as the honor
guests. Mrs. Shirley l. Parker In en-.
tertaining with a tea at her home
on Friday afternoon. from J until 6
o'clock.
Assisting the hostess IN receiving
the guests VIII be Mrs Don True
blood and Mrs Paul White. Prcsid.
Ing at the urns the first hour will
he Mrs. w. G.. McIarcn and Mrs
George w. Soliday. and the second
hour. Mrs. Homer Pulley. OF
Tacoma and Mrs. r. NJ. Jenner. As
sisting will he Mrs Loren II. Ange-
vine. Mrs Walter Tucsley. Miss Ty.
rome Whitney and Miss Grace King.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-28
Assistants at Tea

Assisting at the tea Miss Hortrnse
Green and Miss Mary Dudley Walk
er are giving tomorrow afternoon.
complimentary to Mrs. Barrett
Green and Miss Clara Bickham
Ford. are to be Miss Phebe Nell It'd
marsh and Miss Dorothy Ewing.
who viii preside at the urns. and
Miss Emily Jerome and Miss Phyllis
Blake. who viii aid thruout the
rooms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-28

This charming blue serge
jumper stat is youth itself.
Gray crepe dc chine is used
for the blouse. the pledted in
serts Of the skirt and the but
tons on the front panels. The
hat is also Of crepe rith cross
stitchings aud a black boic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-28
Personal

~
MIR. Jamca BranniEan In leaving
Saturday for Los Angeles on a ten
day business trip,
MIR. william Jones left last week
Tor Columbus. o., where he viii
spend the summer months. visiting
relatives.
Mr.. iiarland II. Maris will leave
Saturday for businoa trip OF ten
days 10 San Francisco and Los An
gclos.
Mr.. Karl IlarbauEh returned sun.
day from san Francisco, where no
spent a short time
Mr.. w. Dwight Mead left sunday
evening for Portland, San Francisco
and Los Angeles on business trip.
MIR. and Mrs, John Campbell. Miss
Dorothy Campbell and Miss Jane
Perkins returned last evening from
Portland
Or. and Mrs. Albert l. Boufricur
returned Sunday evening from Port
land. where they went 10 attend the
golf tournament
Or. H. II. Schwartz has returned
from a trip 10 Honolulu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul c. sheppard
irene McCalluml arc receiving con.
CALCULATIONS upon the birth OF "A
daughter at tho Providence hospital.
June g
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl c. he Moss ana
children are planning TO motor down
to California. leaving this week and
remaining about month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry keycs Brooks
and small son left today for their
homo in Bend. orc.
Mrs. John Noycs has recently re-.
turned from visit OF several weeks
in Chicago.
Miss Edna Mccrecry il leaving
Thursday by motor for Vancouver.
y. c. to spend tho week end with
friends.
Mrs. Charles Calder Orr. who has
been the guest OF her hrother.tn.
law and sister. Dr. and Mrs. Milton
SITE Randolph, viii leave tomorrow
for her home in New York. where
she viii join her husband. Llcuten-
ant Charles Calder Orr. q. \. n. and
spend the summer at Napgansctt
Pier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Peabody
have returned from an extensive
motor trip thru tho States
Commander Stewart Z. Barber. u.
2. ~. and Mrs Barber. will spend
tho week end touring Vancouver Ia
land. remaining untn after the
Fourth.
Miss Florida Singleton and Miss
Catherine Crawford spent the week
end with friends at Brcmcrton.
Or. and Mrs Richard w. Perry
and family. with their guest. Mrs.
Henry Horn. arc removing Saturday
10 their summer homo on Balnbridge
Island
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-28
Visitors Will BE
Welcomed

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Lilly
have issued invitations for a dane
ing party at the Seattle Coli and
Country club. Friday evening. July
8. complimentlng Mr. and Mrs. John
II. Perry OF New York. who will
come West to spend the summer
in the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-28
Three Pupils to Be
Presented by Krinke

Esther Kruger. who have been the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs, J. H. Moore.
left last evening for California for a
short visit before returning To their
home In Minneapolis.
SIR. and Mrs. Robert Lilly and
baby. OF San Antonio. Tex. have ar
rived and are guests at the Hotel Sor.
renio. Mrs. Lllly VIII be remem
boryd as Miss Alice PontiuA
Mrs. John W. Eddy has diaeontin.
usd her day at home. tho las, Tues
day In every month. for tho remain.
der OF the summer.
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Miss Daniels Announces
Committee for Tennis
Carnival

Miss Cyrnbra Daniels win enter.
tain her committee on games for the
children's party at the Tennis club
carnival on July Is. at luncheon Fri.
day afternoon. The committee in
cludes Mrs Gilbert skinner. Mrs. Al.
exander Dickinson. Mrs. Albert
Charles Stub and Miss Hazel McMll.
Ian
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Informal Dinner
at Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Efbridec Hadiey stu.
art were hosts last evening at their
home. entertaining with an informal
dinner. preceding the dance Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander p. Stewart and Mrs
James ID. Lowman gave at the Sun.
set club
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Business Luncheon
at Sunset Glib

The Sunset club announces two
business lunchcona for the summer
months, the first one to take place
wednesday, July 10. and the second
one Wednesday. August 10. at 1880
O'Clock.
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Entertain Infoymallu

DIR. and Mrs. Milton SITE Randolph
entertained Informally at their home
Friday evening In compliment to
Mrs. Randolph's sister. Mrs Charles
Calder Orr. OF New York. who N
their guest.
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v, Camp at Bainbridre Island

All friends of the Y. w c. a. are
invited to visit the Y. camp on Balm
bridge island. Wednesday. Juno 90
The boat leaves pier ., at $50 IA. m,
being arrpngcd for the afternoon. or
one may enjoy beach sports. Heser
vaiionH for lunch may be made by
calling the Y. w. G. A. Also tickets
may be purchased there for the trip
AT reduced rates