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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13

Now Ia the Time 10 CT I'D Of These
Ugly Spots

There's no longer the slightest need
Of feeling ashamed OF your freckies.
as Othine-double Strengths guar.
anteed TO remove these homeiy
spots.
Simply get an ounce OF Othine--
double strength--from any druggist
and apply a little of Il night and
morning and You should soon see
that even the worst freckles have be-
gun TO disappear. while the lighter
ones have vanished entirely. IT is
seldom that more than an ounce Is
needed 10 completely clear the skin
and gain a beautiful clear com
plexion.
BE sure to ask for the double
strength Othine an this In sold I'M
der guarantee OF money back II 1t
falls 70 remove freckles.--Adyertise
meut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13

Some OF tho members OF Iawahs
anu Camp Fire went ON = hike sat
urday 10 Woodland park. A meet
ting was held Tuesday and plans for
tag day wers discused-
The girls Of the Kinnikinit Camp
Fire entertained the Kowatohoma
girls At the home Of Mrs. Mccloary
last Friday.
The regular meeting day for the
Wscato girls IL on Friday nj head
quarters, but an Miss Drown viii no
20 the new camp site every week
end. tho day will have 20 be changed.
AZ the home Of the guardian. Mira
Elfrfsda Crow. W~nonah camp had
It's first business meeting st which
the following officers were eiected:
Marie Neatly. president. Anna Fisk.
vice president: Wilma Boyd. secre-
tary; Ethel Beck. treasurer. Mildred
Miiler, cheer ieader. HArrietts New
iils. scribe.
Marion brooks entertained the
suchi Blue BIRD group at her home
on Monday. May ..
fAblrrrwa gfris held their meet
ing at tho homo OF one Of the girls.
Audrey Adams.
wotogee camp had . pot-fuck sup
per at Mona and Joyce Madriirn
home Saturday, followed by a candy
sale which netfed them -.
Weekly nesting Of tho Fr'so-si
camp was held Friday At the home OF
Carolyn Pearl.
Mirnaha camp inst Friday NJ the
home Of Ruth Burning for . com
hined ceremonial and motherS meet
Ing.
I~wa had . poppy time at Mary
ceiieland's home Monday evening.
The girls had ~ their guests seven
Of the eight Keewsydin gtria who
are considering membership In Lewn-
having lost their own guardian.
Guhipaia camp Of sunnynhh'
Wash. held their ceremonial mert.
Ing NJ the home OF their guardian.
Mrs. ". Lancaster.
Eiaham camp rave . luncheon
May 7 In honor Of their motherr ut
the home Of their guardian. Miss
Fr~da iAf~e.
Lako,a had a wonderful time At
| filahee and hope 10 he able 10 80
again In the near future
The girls OF the Cheemaheszh
campfire Of IDw~il school held a
business meeting Friday.
WaconnA Camp of c1sas IAhs
| dedicated ,h~sr new Camp Fire room
Camp shu4-naia has been organ
ixrd at Coz school with nine mem
hers from the sixth grafe
Truloki Biucbirds havs pi~cged
themselves 20 supply boy. who v
IN with tuberculosis . quart OF mix
. day.
Nyods gsris want on . short hike
Sunday afisrpoon around Seward
Park.
Takkoaah Eiusbtras mrt last Fri
day and ali took . iong hike thru
Washington park for their meeting.
Idaka Camp has organized and had
fvu preliminary rns-tinEs and one
| regular mcsng. In which they Dr.
cided the Camp Fire nasns already
| mentioned
wsb-vA Camp hold their eere-
mcnial usrestns last vD<k ~ the
home of their guardian
TAllAni Camp Of Queen Ann -.
Y church, held their lase buansrs
needing - she home q tbe1r sgsnr.
dian, MA l. C. WRIGHT The girls
rspssved % win shs rUw boat which
he Dime and Doilar 9AyfnEs Asmo-
c1n41pu. vfl award - ths camp ~.
| ting ths moss RvurA
KAmaAaa campfire h pinnning .
candy aAls IN ths Univsrxty district
soon
AkAntA camp. q CO school. met
Al tlss homo Of the guardian. MIA J.
C. MakpouGAil JuanitA MescAif.
laura psnison and Isabel Davts
wers voted into tho group.
Camp Nckevis last Sunday enter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13
Personal

MrA Amanda Biixes. Il Las An
gvica. Mr.. Robert Kahler and Mr..
Floyd KAhicr. OF Portland. arrived
yesterday to be the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs w. l. Biigcr until after tho BIZ.
ger Davis wedding on Saturday.
Mr.. and MrA Frederick Fischer re-
moved yesterday TO their summer
homo At Wing Point
NJ. and Mr.. william Edrfs. who
left recently TO make their home in
California are located at 1to3 Col
lego ava. Berkeley.
Mr.. and Mrs IT. wfliism Crosby
are removing tomorrow 10 their sum
mer homs at Medina
lGi1 Bsss Dowdsn LEFT y~sters1ay
for . visit Of several months In In
dianapolis and Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Peters spent
"Wednesday evening M the guests OF
Ne. and Mrs. w. A. Peters. en- route
to their homo In Portland
Mr.. and Mrx Fred Everett nre
leaving Thursday. May 10. for Edin.
burgh. Scotland. where they win at.
tend the Rotary club convention.
They viii spend several months In
travel before returning TO their home
In Seattle
Mr.. and Mrs.. Thomas Mcrrfn win
leave next Thursday for Chicago.
where they win visit their daughter,
Mrs. william G. Hubbard. before rc-
turning to their homo
Ms. Bert Farrar. who has. been
spending the past six weeks win her
daughter. Miss Mildred Farrar. at
Ia Joila. Cal. returned to her home
this morning
Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Farrell and
Miss Helen Farrell arc leaving to
morrow morning for Quebec. whence
Ailfl VIII t<AAA vi tnI ISTfDTtrH OF
France on May ~ for Europe, where
they will travel extendvciy.
MISS Cvcndolyn Monteagie n leav.
ing May II for Boston. where shc
win do social service work for the
next year.
Mr.. and Mr.. Cleveland n.
sandcfcr arrived this morning from
Los Angeles and are the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. James n. Lane ut their
home. Lanehurst. on Mercer island.
Mrs. Margaret Browniee Morrison
left last evening for an extended visit
with her daughter. Mrs. Clarence
Blazier OF San Francisco and Mrs.
Alexander III. Macdonald OF Reno.
New.
Mrs. Margaret Tandy and her
daughter. Miss Sara Tandy, who
have been the guests Of Miss Ruth
Moulton for a few days On route to
their home In st. Paul after spend
ing the past six months IN Los
Angelica, are leaving this evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13
Assistants Named for
Golf and Country
Cjub D1ure

Al the dance 10 BE- given at the
Seattle Golf and Country club on
saturday evening. May 81. Mrs Traf'
ford Huteson. chairman OF tho en-.
scrtainmcnt committee. has named
the following ladies' to act as her
assistants. Mrs. John Collins. Mrs
C7arxncc n. Biethen. Mrs. John W.
Eddy. Mrs Joshua Green. Mrs r. ID,
Merrill, Mrs. Thomas II. stimson and
Mrs Harry whitney Treat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13

~ shls ssissss sw,es . vs~h- AzaArsnsi
The second point wish to make
n that every mother who has less
wrIieducatrd nc,ghbors owes . duty
TO them. an my present correspondent
has recognized Lss ~ spread the
gospel FIR and wide. and help every
home that has the responsibility Of
directing the nfe q one Of the future
citizens Of our country 70 Do that
work In the best possible way. By
helping the mother 10 . knowtedse
Of the msthods q gsod bAby and
child cara
II h . rsai gsuS10asapa - spsafve
iesserS svery NV and IN from
wunca VINO are gFanAmsshwn. but
quite ycong enough b r~uDgnixs how
shis flssd u sr1encs has aavanosa In
WY rv<rnt yvass and 10 dssir~ tbe
best that can b had soe their dAngh
tara
o--My hAby = . y~As cN ara J
want To wsan her. PseAss tan M
what she should b. fsd
eRf NV b~RoV - M
this column. . baby should b com
plesely veaned from the brvase ~
the end % his first ysar Of tifa This
should have bern begun ~ early a.
the seventh nsonth. with ous bottle
feeding daily Of fresh cowr milk.
MIXED with water ana . iitsis sugar.
lie would then b naturally veAned
.by the end Of the year. am srndins
Infant Cara
o--whai II good for dAnlru1 n .
young baby's hcady
A--Thr scale which appsasv On she
scalp Of . young baby In not dand-
ruff Crsass Il At night with . bit
Of vaseiine or warm olive oil. rubbing
u with the soft ends Of the fingers.
never with tho nails. In the morn.
ing. wash The head with warm water
and soap. according 10 directions
which win BE- glad TO send you II
you WIN write for them II the scale
IN not wholly removed tho first time.
repeat the operation once or twios
week Never comb the dry scale. or
use any method OF removal that
makaw the scalp bleed. NJ that u =
very cary way 70 start an excsed.
ingiy troublesome eczema
o--How early may . baby b ~
lowed to sit up7
Ale may he supported In q haif.
reclining position with pillows for .
little While every day after he IL
three months old. II he In well. Never
push tho baby's development. but let
nature develop him In her own way
and time during these firn months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13
BirtHddu Celebrated

Celebrating the birthday OF her
brother. Mr. c. q. Carson. Mrs.
Flora y. Markham entertained with
an attractive luncheon at her home
on "wednesday afternoon. Covers
were placed for eleven guests. Mas.
ter Edward X. Markham made the
presentation speech OF the many
E1fts presented by the guests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13
ANNOUNCING THE FILMS

SECRETS OF Surgery" At cut rates.
Tho Monkey A gripping tail.
'Timburger Cheese 1t turns
them away
THE Opticians Sign" A gigantic
spectacle.
WAISTS and Skirts" And other
short ubJects.--Ca rtoons Magazine.
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Fruit and F'loiocr
Mission

Queen Anne circle Of the Fruit
and Flower Mission win meet for
luncheon with Mira w. w. Austin.
$50 Kinncar place. on Tuesday. May
IA. This win DO the last meeting
Of the season and u II hoped there
win be large gathering.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13
.SUMMER.COATS

Long. loose coats OF taffeta are to
be worn much this summer. Many
Of them have thin muslin Innings and
are usually quite bright In color.
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y am writing you on behan Of
the baby Of . neiKhbor's family. They
cannot write English The baby In
10 months old and bcsns nnrsed. but
"a pais and sickiy locking and very
crosA She doesn't sleep web and Ia
III uourished They feed her every
thing. including beef. pickles sauer.
krnut and the Ike.
Poor babys II u any weader she
10 cross and sicks Think Of the tiny
stomach. barely able 70 dsai with
anything mors than MIX ana little
cereal food. betng asked 10 dig~mt
ausrknuc am. % coursA writing
my correspondent VINO h taking this
sruub>s TOR poor ne4ghhor. and Civ.
ing her an the hclp I eAA
use this latter today 70 King cut
two things First. the absolute nsrsi
for teaching every mother Tho prin-
cfpics Of good fecilug foe ehiidren.
and calling aftsnsion>vo the dangers
Iof biirhtlng the chiid's nfe thru bad
feeding. Educating mothern b PER.
hnps the most important piece ~ edo.
cafionL work going on IN the world
today. but there are stin millions
moro that need educating
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13
Dinner Host

Lieut. Commander J. q. II. Groner.
U. 3. N. commander Of the destroyer
William Jones. is entertaining this
evening with an informal dinner at
the Boulevard Inn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13
Informal Dance

Alpha Chi omega sorority win en-
terrain with an Informal dance at
the Hunts Point clubhouse ON FRI
day evening. May ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13
Bridge Afternoon

Mrs. w. Il. Waldo and Mrs.
Harry s. Bowen viii be the host
esses at the bridge party TO be
given at the Women's University
club tomorrow afternoon. Play LIS
20 begin at 2:30 o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13
Luncheon at Home

Mrs Claude Thompson was hostess
at luncheon today. entertaining few
friends al her home AT Hunts Point
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13
Luncheon Hostess

Mrs. w. r. Jones entertained with
an attractive luncheon Mt her home
last Wednesday. complimenting the
officers Of Lorraine chapter, o. Il. s.
Spring flowers festooned the pretty
luncheon table.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13
Music
Cornish School Offers
Scholarships

Scholarships Waived ~ $500 vfn
10 Awarded ~ the cornhh School
this summer by the gus~t t~achsrA.
Holm. KiitAnsky. Rchmitx and Ellen
Van vcIksnbur. and Maurice Bruwns.
Boim VINO daness II the Mctrupoit.
Tan tcmcrTvw nixht win return IN
Iuly eor . fDurwvskr snAsuaA Hi.
nAnnky an schmitz sach held . stx-
wuskS smubon ana the Brownies axs
hWv fDr NV months ~ directors q
the school q the thcAtrN
Applications arv pouring b fsu1n
the Fast and South ~ wan ~ frvu
Seattle studcnuA Preliminary IN.
aminaiions viii b. held the evening
Of May 20 and eariy Applications an
neoaanry.
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Engagement
Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bergman an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Cecilia TO Mr.. julius Wi.
godsky.
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Announcement OF
lIdrridqe

Mr.. and Mira Philip rwcrower an
nouncc the marriage OF their daugh-
ter Marion 10 Mr.. James Richard
I.orah. son OF MIR. and Mrs Richard
De Hart Lorah. November rs. 1890.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13
Little Tea Shop
Service SATURDAY.

Renfon Hun guild WIN b IN
charge Of the Little Tea shop Of
the orthopedic hospital on satur.
day, with Mrs Stephen J. Chadwick
as hostess. assisted By Mira ,. c.
warous. Mrs. III. NJ Peass. Mrs
d. w. McSaughfon and Mira John
r.. Main
Tho dining room wsl1 b IN charge
Of Campfire girls. Miss Katharine
Mahoney. Miss Claire Turner. Miss
Virginia Jackson. Miss Anita May
rand and Miss Kathryn TonkinL
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Campfire Girls to
Hold Tao DdH

SATURDAY vnl b. tas ~ nsg o.
benefit Of the Csmpflrs gfriA An
the scclety buds are eancsitng %
ctal engagements 70 that they may
Aptst On that dAy IN the sailing q
,aSA the proceeds Of which yin b
used to bug . campfire sifs on
vashon ixtand
Each pretty mins YIN WAL an
arm decoration "a yellow band.
which In An emblem Of services. with
tho crossed logs with the fame
above. . symbol Of ho<na
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13

The dsmocraf&e minority h -
gre~s has a Kitchin but no other M
terfal for making piss-waxhingt
Post -
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well. president: Betty ward y
president: Tsobci watts. gercta
Katharine Jagcrson, treasurer; y
lie Harvey. scribe. Miss Brown =
the girls about the Tag Day and
Dime and Dollar Savings and
Association" and urged the gfris' -
tell their camps about uhern. The
soribcs intend To publish q magazine
for Camp Fire Girls Two members
Of the Scribe club. Willow Herrou
and Elizabeth Turner. were To work
on the June number. There WIN also
be two members Of the Junior Guard
lang association and two guardians
on the staff The girls wore asked 70
have girls from their group sub
scribe. The price probably WIN b
cents. Tho f1rst number win como
out June 4 and win have an II the
Camp sealth information
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13
Silver Tea

For the benefit OF the house
fund. the freshmen of the local
chapter Of Alpha ri Delta sorority
win entertain with a silver tea 1T
the chapter house. t5t3 nth ave.
". f.. on saturday afternoon from
. until 5 o'clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13
CLUBS roR SATURDAY


The East Seattle Guild win give =
dinner dance on Saturday In The
guild hall. Dinner viii BE- served
from Until . o'clock and dancing
viii follow. The committee In charge
of the affair includes Mrs v. h.
Shelley, MIRA L. a. Ksiiogg. Mra Wal
tsr brown and Mira J. Thomas Hall
IDtm Club Maythusr Issli
The Lotus club win give It's May
time IuaIi" Saturday evening. May
IA. In tho Masonic temple. This WIN
be the clubs farewell dance Of tho
season
Tho coumittee In charge consists
OF Mcs~rp byron q. Ives, Rsynoid
Fr~udiund. VIM A. coisky and VIII
fred X. Uarmon- Tho patroD~aser
win b. Mira W. q. ivcs. Mira J. T.
Moore and Mrs. v. l. limerick
Lutheran IA<llcs All Rummagc Sale
Household goods. millinery. wear
ing apparel and shoe viii be on sale
today and tomorrow in the Westiake
market at the Holy Trinity Luth.
eran Ladies' Aid. cirel. No. :. rum
mage eaia
Rummago Sale
Tho Annie Wright Seminary club
WIN hold . runmage sale today and
tomorrow In tho Trimhic building.
1905 w~rtiako ave- The proceeds
rvaiisod from tho sale win be put In
tho scholarship and rn~noriai chapel
funds
KappA Kappa Gamma AiumnaA
Kappa appa Gamma Aiumnae an
sociation win meet ON Saturday
afternoon at the home OF Miss Cath.
crime Baxter. s3T ttth ava ".
Gopher Club
Minne-otans win gather AZ Cob
ltins Field house. 10th H. and Wash
Ington wt. Saturday evening. May
IA. at o'clock. A program viii DO
followed by refreshments and dano-
Ing. Non-membcrs wclcoma
ssaftis Chapter No o. o. r. a
Seattle Chapter No. IS. O. r. g.
win entertain with . dance In the
Masonic club rooma Arcade build
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13
MRS. MAX VESTS ADVICE
ON THE CARE OF CHILDREN

n.s w.sA t.sss shaAFs.s 49, s- :.a .s~ 81 "
ss savs whA ss~
s~ slAannpA
MIRA MAY wEsr. rMx srAk s1Arrfk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13
WOMEN'S CLUBS

ting. Saturday. May "a All Eastern
stars. Masons and friends invited
Ciidrss' Club
The elders club will .errs~rtnin
with . dance In f,csch pavilion Sat
uriay evening. May Ia At . y. m
Juvenile NeigAbss a. Woodruff
Seattle Juvenile Neighbour of
wocdcrNfS Win meet saturday. May
IL. at i.3o .. m. m the s'wcdinh hail
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
Iinrs,n PIT. A.
Lincoln PIT. A. win mcet IN the
study hall Of tho new annex Tues
day. May II. ~ $50 p. tn Mr.. n. I.
T.. Bennett. principal OF the Ballard
high school viii address the meeting.
Election OF officers. followed by an
fnt~rmia.ion Of rs minutes. viii give
opportunity for parents TO meet the
tcaeherx.
iA<srr Auxiliary 70 rscifse
IMPROVEMENT Club
IAdie~ auxiliary 10 the Pacific Inn.
provemcnt club entertained with The
first Of q series Of musical teas
"Wednesday. May n. nj o'clock. nj
the horne of Mrs. w. H. Smart The
program consisted OF plano seiec.
tions by Mrs. ~. A. Laramie and
Mrs. Otto Renning~r, vocal solos.
Miss Mildred Lundy and Mira u. u
Smart. reading. by Mrs William
Bounds. vocal duet. Miss Lundy and
Miss oencvievc cniniund. club his
tory. Mrs ~ I. Bostedo. The next
meeting Of the club viii BE- held May
10. at . p m. at the clubhouse
womsu's Fc<isxstksn Rummase Sale
A rummagc nnie will be held by
| tire Women's Federation of Clubs on
May 10. 20 and ~. the place 10 be an.
nounced later. The procoeds from
thia sale win b. urcd to pay tho
,ax-s on tho club house. and also for
tbe benefit OF the unemployed. All
donations OF wearing apparel chih
drcn's clothes. furniture or any suitae
bio ar,icirr Will be gladly received II
dxsircd. donated articles ~tli b called
for. Pioass notify Mira Wilson r.
Gay. chairman OF the board Of uus'
t.ca. East secs.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Greensboro

Mr.. and Mrs J. L Crecnxfone
will receive Sunday. May Is. from
10 6 In honor Of their son. Charles
Robert Marmitzba-
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Hs--yf ! should ask you b u,arry
me. what would you Ay7
sbe--9uesa
would rfyns
with,
sbe-Cuera-f>os Angeles Record.
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4 eut b use arath b On bcevssa
the big stick and the fp stick
Washington Post
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13

w rns .as,,sd bat short lived mood
OF little boys with new TOY ~
oilers.
ie) wandering Mu~4eisna
Out OF the uixht they cofne Ana
into the nisht thsy 30 agAin-
A young riri sits ~ the eren
wlnxew trying 10 practices. but
dtxtsaefed 81 the sweet scents
sscr n.r garden Tn. vsy the
lesson ends shows that E<elker
kno~s human nature
10, Tn. Gnonss Promenade
rhry eoeountsr frog II jumps
~ tnesn Tasy scatter MO
MIS- rrnb>i rsrvy
CO.. Hyuphs and shepherds. -
a Tns ilnss Has Charmed the Nixat
ingAis .-.--.... k1msxy
q, Ala frsn Lssiss Cps rurs y tosr,
~ ..-charv>utisr
NJ. Hsrnadshs strsitn-Niiisr
Anps Grant Dahl AeeorapAnist
TAI cnansDa a. rsdssu .--.-.-...-.tnl
tSl An. Isvs Bat Day :. $3.50 .n,Sss
curssrs Ynrnann voa oradnnsd
a, on Joyous enspherd. ......- - Asun'
M A Lever and HIS t-ass. -. - 'nA
me Ladies' Musical Inh cnorw
yrA vtnesat Mcors,h AeconrAnn1
rhe personnel Of the Ladies' Mus'.
al club chorus includes Mrs James
Anderson, Mrs. Paul Barnes. Mis-
Dora BURGESS. Mrs I. Vincent Cole.
Mrs. Theo. Callahan. Mrs James
A. Davis. Mrs xura Case. Mrs.
Agnes Charlton. Mrs J. c. Dickson
Mrs. John Wesley Dolby. Mrs J. NJ
Frye, Mrs George A. Cav. Mrs. W.
w. DeForest. Mrs r. r. Gardner,
Nra Virgil Hancock. Mrs. J. A.
Helstrom, Mrx. r. J. Hassett. Mrs.
Grace o. Hedgecock. Mrs Hugh
n. Hone. Mrs. VIM. Hunter. Mrs
Ivan Highland. Mrs Arns Hansen
Mrs. Morgan johnson. Mrs w. s
johnson. Mrs. ]. win Jones. Mrs. J.
N. McKinstry. Mrs. u. A. Konick.
Mrs. Ralph NJ Mccullough. Mrs. w.
McAdam. Mrs. VIM Gardner Nc
Iaren, Mrs. Merle Jordan Moore.
Mrs. Frank H. Napoleon. Mrs. =. c.
Miller, Mrs. J. r. Nichols. Mrs J.
f. Patrick. Mrs. I. L. Roger. Mrs.
b. A. Rutherford. Mrs. @. E. Prev
it,, Mrs. c. II. Shank. Mrs. p. c.
stoess. Mrs Henry Kaufman. Mrs.
w. s. Pond. Mrs. r. p. Taylor. Miss
Nellie A. Russell. Mrs. @. w. Snow.
Mrs John Waltz, Mrs Thomas
wyiie, Mrs. w. II. White. Mrs.
David Young. Mrs +. G. Zlegier
and Mrs. Noble Hightower.
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Ladies' Musical Club
Complimentary
Concert

The closing complimentary con.
cert Of the Ladies' Musical club VIII
he given At the First Baptist church
next wednesday evening. May H.
al SIS O'Clock. The following pro
gram has been arranged:
tal A rsstorsls .....s-..... .... ~
90 Memories ...........-.-.. la - J.
tol The Three Singer tosi-s
Tn~ ladies' Muslcai cub Cherus
WosAn's Farewell --..-....... - Nssnef
curtirS f-hrtnRnn Won oructnski
NrzL H. G Hubbard. Aeeempsnia
Intfrnssso -........-...-.... -.
80. Hr.hms
urahrns
tal Playing Soldiers .-... =. Ne ntN.N
Tns e1citrd but short-hs~d moaa
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Kapp~ Kappa Gamma AiumnsH

kAppa hppN VAfhnih NIufhtAr ~
ISOLATION win meet ON Saturday
afternoon at the home Of Miss Cath.
crime Baxter. s3T itth ava ".
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13

Seattle Chapter No. IS. O. r. s..
win entertain with . dance In the
Masonic club roons. Arcade build
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13

Mrs. Margaret Tandy and her
daughter. Miss Sara Tandy. who
have been the guests Of Miss Ruth
Moulton for a few days On route to
their home In st. Paul after spend.
ing the past six months IN Los
Angelica, are leaving this evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13

Minne-otans win gather At Cob
Tins Field house. 10th r. and Wash
Ington at. Saturday evening. May
IA. at o'clock. A program viii DO
followed by refreshments and dano-
Ing. Noninemb~rs wclcoma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13

n, Nyuphs and Shepherds. vvses'
n re Rnss Has Charmed the Ntknt
snrAIs .... .Rirnsky- korsskot'
e, AHA frsm Lesiss CD pure - ,oas,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-12
HARDING WELCOMES
ENJOYS TO CONFERENCE

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