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!POof Garden Pdrtu

the rooi garden OF the Young
Womens Christian association, viii
be beautiful scene on Friday. and
Saturday. August and 8. when a
garden party will be given for the
benefit OF the housing department.
Extensive plans are being made by
0e committee. one OF the features
20 be a japanese tea garden, and
delightful musical program is being
arranged. Both men and women
are invited and the hours are fron
three o'clock until midnight
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The third annual convention of tn,
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Mrs. Bolco1n
Luncheon Hostess

Mrs Earl p. Janison OF New
York. who Is spending the summer
in Seattle. renewing old friendships.
was the honor guest Mt luncheon
given by Mrs. William Boicom at her
home yesterday afternoon. Covers
were placed for eight guests.
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MISS GREY win receive ma
A'l- ers Of this department n
The Star Office on Tuesdxys M
8 TO 4, and n. other times b ..
poinfmenf. Please do not cs1s
on other days than TUESDAY ..
less You have an sppohfueul
with Miss Grey. rs unexpst,e1
visitors interfere with her wit
Ing.
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Mrs. Updegraff Win
Be Honor Guest

Commander Schuyler, Z. g. ~. Of
the U. 8. g. Mississippt. and Mrs
Schuyler WIN be dinner hosts al their
home at the navy yard Monday eve
ming. entertaining In compliment 70
Mrs Burns Updegrsff. who Is the
weekend guest OF Commander Stew.
art A. Barber. U. s. ~. and Mrs. Bar
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scandina Wan Grand Lodge
pythIsn sisters. Card Party

To raise funds 10 furnish a room
in the new Pythlan home. the mem.
bers OF tho Past Chiefs association
OF Seattle temple No. .. Pythian Sis.
tiers. viii give card party Monday
evening In the knights OF Pythias
hail. Third ave. and Virginia 1t. The
committee on arrangements includes
Mrs. Mabel Sawyer. president Of the
association. Mrs. Anna Owens and
Mrs. George Bennett
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can guarantee. and making my
guarantee good.
do not compete with Cheap
Dentists, nor do l operate on your
or sell you conversa-
ton. ! give two dollars worth OF
Dental work for every dollar l re-
ceivc--so you save a dollar. 1 make
= dollar. and our interests are mu-
tual--we both Wis
Open evenings till Z and Sundays
TIL 1880 for people who work.
EDWIN }. BROWN. ID. ID. =
seattIc's Lending Dentist
l0e Colusnbia 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-30

The Wisconsin Coldenrod club me,
"wednesday. July ~. at the home
of Mrs Alexander Lesser. After
dainty luncheon. a short business
meeting was held when plans were
made for the annual picnic. which
VIII be held at Woodland park Sun.
day. August IL. TO which all Wis
consin people are invited. Coffee
viii be served free. The next meet.
ing win take place at the home OF
Mrs. +. A. Tobey. August ,. Elec
ton OF Officers.
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Chi Omega Alumnoc
Picnic

Chi Omega Alumnae will entertain
with q picnic at the summer home
Of Mrs John W. Crooks. at Wood.
lawn Beach on Friday, August g..
An Chi Omegas are requested TO
meet at the Tacoma Interurban sta.
ton at II o'clock Automobiles will
leave at LIE.
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Ladies Aid Ballard Presbyterian
llaasx.l.

The Ladies' Aid Of the Ballard
Presbyterian church viii meet In the
annex Wednesday. August 3. p. m.
The following ladies viii act as hos.
tesses' Mrs. w. Thompson. Mrs. Il.
Heggdabi. Mrs ID. Moe and Mrs. w.
& Jensen.
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Informal Tea WIN
Honor Mrs. EUerett

Mrs Harry l.. Coo and Mrs.
Herbert Z. Coe will entertain with an
Informal tea at the home OF the
former. NEXT Monday afternoon. hon
oring Mrs Fred Everett. who has re-
Gently returned from a visit In Scot
land. England. France and the East
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The Seattle Browning society will
hold its annual picnic at the home OF
Mrs. T. w. Burglehaus at Manches.
ter on Tuesday. August 2. Members
will take the steamer Burton or Re.
lance at Pier l at $3.50 a. m. and
are asked to bring their own service.
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Summer Llncheons

The summer luncheons arranged
at the women's University club for
next week are Monday. University
OF California: Tuesday. vassar:
Thursday. Alpha Pit. The ri Beta
Phi luncheon has been postponed
from wednesday to Thursday. Au-
gust 4 Friday. Phi Mu.
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North End Progressive Club

The North End Progressive club
will meet on Tuesday. August .. in
the dining room OF the ST. Regis
hotel. Second ave. and Virginia St.
at p. m. All members and friends
invited
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William Mckinley Cirrln

William Mckinley circle No. II.
Ladies Of the Grand Army. will give
n special home-cooked dinner in Vet
erans' HAN OF the armory on
Wednesday. August 3. at noon. Card
party the same evening at $3.50 at
Wings cafeteria.
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The next Bible Conference TO be
held at the First Presbyterian
church viii be conducted by DR..
Donald Duncan Munro. beginning
August IL and continuing thruout
the month. Members OF all demon.
nations are invited 10 plan to at.
tend this conference.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-30

Mrs. William Sheahan will return
this evening from Hayden lake.
where she has been spending about
ten days.
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Women's University
Club Luncheon

The hostesses at the regular
matinee luncheon at the Women's
University club. next wednesday
afternoon will be Mrs. Thomas Il.
Lyons and Mrs. r. y. Burwell.
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Mrs. David T.. kellogg. Jr.. arrived
today TO be the guest OF Mr., KEEL
loggs parents. Mr. and Mrs. David
II. Kellogg. ut their home In East
Seattle. Mr.. Kellogg will join her
here later.
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Dinner at Nam Yard

Commander Stewart A. Barber. u.
g. ~. and Mrs. Barber are entertain
ing this evening at their quarters at
the navy yard with a dinner Of TWEEN.
" covers
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BRIDGE TEA


AZ their town house on Friday.
bringing together the army and civil.
ian nots, "A bridge tea was given by
Mrs. Black. wife OF Past Surgeon
Walter Alvin Black, y. s. +. II. s..
complimenting her mother, Mrs. VIII.
Liam Robert Ramage. OF Texarkana.
Texas. who is their house guest. and
Miss Drumheller. OF Spokane, the
house guest OF Mrs. J. Il. King. The
decorative scheme was charming,
hanging baskets suspended from win
dows. doorways and ceilings, and
OVERLOOKING with pink and lavender
sweet peas. The same tints were ac-
cented In the pink and lavender
bridge cloths. and reappeared on the
tea table. its Cluny lace centercd by
an oval basket filled with pink and
lavender sweet peas. lighted by pink
candles In silver candlcsticks. half
hidden In pink and lavender tulle
The hostess was assisted by the
guests OF honor. Mrs. William Rob.
crit Ramage and Miss Drumheller.
and Mrs. J. c. Pringle. Mrs. de Val.
lin. wife OF Surgeon Hugh dc vallin.
U. s. r. H. s.. Miss Watson and Miss
Jordan. Presiding at the tea table
we're Mrs. Frederick James Bailey
and Mira J. T. king.
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Seattle Lodge No. I,

Seattle lodge No. Z. Degree OF
Honor Protective association. will
meet In regular business session
Tuesday. August :. p. m. in Ever.
green hall. Arcade building.
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Luncheon Planned for
~ II.

Mrs. Charles T.. burnside has ex.
tended invitations for n luncheon at
her home next Thursday afternoon.
as a compliment TO Mrs. II. r elise
of Washington. u. c. Places viii
BE- marked for twelve.
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Flannel Dance

The Seattle Yacht club viii enter
tain with a flannel dance" on the
evening OF August .. Dancing at Q
O'Clock.
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House Porty

Mr.. Robert Oldham win entertain
eight guests with n house party at
his summer home at Hunts Point
over the weekend.
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Cynthid's Answers
10 Short Questions

When and where were the FIRST
negroes sold In the United States2
And how long did the negroes stay
xlaves7 NORA.
In 1890 the first cargo Of re0ro
siares uere landed and sold in James
torn. Va From 1870 UNA the
Emancipation prooIa nation. January
I. 1885,
when and where was the Bible
translated and by whom? s. N. L.
The most used English Version OF
The Bible Is knotrn as the King
James Version because Il tnds trans
lated In EnOiand during the reign OF
King James T. The tcork rns dong
bv commission OF ~ members The
cork iras finishcd IN 1911.
Il II true that IngrrsoI1 rccanted
all his doctrines on his deathbed7 I.
This Is denied BY hts family and
no statement TO the effect cas made
in The nexspoper accounts Of his
draih
Where can one get Information
that would aid him in finding Indian
arrow heads. or other implements OF
this sort, ED.
The United States national mu-
srum suggests that voa consult the
Handbook Of the Amertcdn INDIAN
Bulletin so. parts and 2. American
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MOTORING
DISTINGUISHED GUEST

Major Kelley benjamin Lennon.
y. y. A.. and Mrs Lennon enter
tanned informally during the week.
at their Fort worden quarter. for
the pleasure Of their distinguished
guest. Or c. A. Tf',otNon. who II en-
route from the Atlantic coast 10 his
California residence. and who served
In Franc. as medical officer OF the
55th Ammunition Train. c, A. C..
under command Of Major Lennon.
Included In these reunions was Lieu.
tenant Cyrus quentin shelton. u. s.
A. % Fort Worticn. who served IN
France with the same outfit as sup.
ply officer.
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ALBERT II. lei s,EssER. a.

io44s seth ave. s.. was to he buried
Saturday afternoon from the chapel
Of the Home Undertaking Co.
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MRS. ADA CARMICHAEL. as

t7th ave. s., died Friday at Column
bus sanitarium. Body Is at Home
Undertaking Co. parlors
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32.3f3.S1. largest ever received
here. paid TO State Treasurer c. l..
Babcock from estate OF John II.
Agcn. OF King county.
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FUNERAL SERVICES for Peter
Stenseth. 65. who died at his home,
800 Eastlake ave, Thursday, were
scheduled for 4 p. IN. Saturday at
Butterworth parlors.
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DEJEUNER

! Attended by Mrs. Martin. wife OF
Major TRULY C. Martin. u. $. A.. re.
tired. Mrs. Bowler. wife OF Captain
Louis James Bowler. U. $. A.. and
Miss I'm. an impromptu dcjeuner
was given on Wednesday by Mrs.
George Davis Adams. assisted by her
daughter. Mrs. John Twomsley. who
In their house guest
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EAST AND WEST

Al their Fort wordcn quarters
Major Charles Robert Finley. u. s,
A. and Mrs. Finley. who leave on
tho October transport for Honolulu.
lave az their housr guests the father
and mother % Mrs. Finley. Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. 3. klauder. OF Philadelphia.
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EldcrbIoom Club

Mrs. w. s. kincaid will entertain
the members OF the Elderbloom club
al luncheon at IL o'clock Wednes.
day at her home. 4749 Brooklyn ave.
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I am now devotinE
my entire time to
my dental practice.
Having now served
the people here for
twenty years. and
made good by doing
dental work that I
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DINNER GUESTS

At Fort Ward on Saturday a pretty
dinner was given by Captain Arthur
Kay Chambers, U. $. A.. and Mrs
Chambers. in compliment TO their
house guest. Miss Dobbs.
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ATTRACTIVE TEA

At their Fort Flagler quarters. on
Friday, Mrs. 7. b. McCoid. mother OF
Captain Chester II. McCoid. U. S. A..
was hostess at an attractive ten. the
guests including members OF the
pageant committees OF Port Town.
send and Fort Flaglcr.
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Iarrrl Camp No. ;ses n n A

sVI NIHp NO. 1879, IL n. n.
Laurel camp No. 1895. r. ~. A..
viii entertain with a card party at
the Swedish club hall Tuesday even.
ing. August 2.
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For French Pastry look up Boldts.
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sorTHERS HOSPITALITY

. At their Fort f'lagler quarters. on
Friday. in compliment to Mrs. John
Twomaley. ard illustrating the
charms of Southern hospitality. a
luncheon was given by Mrs. Wheel.
chel. wife OF Lieutenant J. Long.
street whelchcl. u. :. A.. grandson
OF the famous southerner. General
James Longstreet The hostess was
assisted by her mother. Mrs. Martha
iDcarben MuihoIland. of Washington.
~. c.. who is their house guest
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MILITARY AND CIVILIAN


Emphasizing military and civilian
co operation in community service. a
|chiidrcn's pageant will be given on
August "a. IN Chcizemoka park. Por;
|Townsend. and will be acted by chill.
Idrca representing jefferson county,
which includes Fort Worden and
Fort F'lagler. In compliment 90 the
chairman OF the pageant committee.
Mrs. Jacob Conway House. an infor.
NAL breakfast was given on Tuesday
by Mrs. George Davis Adams and
Mrr John TwomHlcy. The guests
members OF tho pageant committee.
and all interested In the ancient and
lovely art OF pngeantry. were Mrs
Fitzpatrick. wife Of Captain Francis
James Fitzpatrick. u. =. A.: Mrs
whelchci. wife Of Lieutenant J.
Longstrcct wheichei. Y. 8. A.. with
their house guest. Mrs. Martha Dear
ben Mulhoiisnd: Mrs. T. II. McCoid
mother Of Captain Chester II. Nc.
Cold. 4. s. A.; Mrs. q. l.. Dickey.
mother Of Lieutenant Dean Richard
Dickcy. 4. &. A.; Mrs. George WEIGH.
Airs. Allan Trumbuli and Mrs. Lon.
dahl. wife OF Chaplain NJ. NJ. Lon
dahl. L. 5. A.
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MOTOR DINNER

Captain Louis James Bowler, u.
4, A.. and Mrs. Bowler. on Thursday
at Admiralty Inn. entertained at din.
ner. preceded by a mountain drive.
In compliment TO tho Reverend
George Davis Adams. the rector Of
Saint Paui's. and Mrs. Adans
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mis- tournament She Joined Mrs. W.
D. Collins. who left Thursday.
Mrs. Keith l.. Builitt and baby SON
Furth Bullitt returned from the
Swedish hospital 20 their home to.
day.
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Hurd.
Of New York. who have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Fisken at the
Country club. will spend the week of
August at the town house Of the
FiskenB In Seattle
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An optical device has been In
vented which measures TO the mil
lionth of an inch.
For French pastry look up Boldts-
Advertisement.
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Mr.. Brown To Speak

Mrs. J. T.. Brown. who for the last
seventeen years has been engaged in
missionary work in Lu Chow Su.
China. will speak at the meeting OF
the Woman's association of the First
Christian church, Broadway and
Olive ST., at 2 o'clock Wednesday.
News Of Business and Professional
Women
sixteen business and professional
women from the East are going TO
Alaska on the Spokane Saturday.
Miss Jean Lane OF the Seattle Bust.
ness and Professional women's club
has charge of the party.
Ncska lodge at Pleasant Beach is
growing in popularity and Mrs.
Anna French Miller. the house
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Society at the
HarbOr Forts

REUNIONS
Reunions have been the order Of
the day during the past week at Fort
Worden. informal lunchcons and
dinners bringing together groups Of
people who have served together IN
other days and other climes on
Friday. az his Fort Worden quarters
Colonel John l.. Hayden. 4. &. A..
commander OF the Puget Sound coast
defenHes. gave dinner in welcome
TO Major Cyril a. w Dawson. u. s.
A.. and Mrs. Dawson. recently mr.,
rived from California. and In honor
OF Major J. II. Duscnbury. u. y. a.
who saw much service In France
and who IN AT present detailed ~
Instructor Of militia for the. state Of
oregon, on temporary duty, at Fort
Worden. az inspector of militia. DE.
.iightfully completing the party were
Captain Francis James Fitzpatrick.
Y. y. A., and Mrs. Fitzpatrick.
EN- FAMiLLE
Colonel Henry Macpherson Mer.
Ram. u. \. a. commander of Fort
worden, and Mrs. Merriam. enter.
tained informally at dinner on Tues.
day In compliment 10 their house
guests. Major John H. Hood. q. =.
A.. instructor OF militia for the state
OF Washington. and Mrs. Hood.
MOTORING
on Monday Major Royal Kemp
Greene. u. =. A.. Adjutant OF the
Pugrt Sound coast defenses. and
master OF Port Townwnd lodge. Free
and Accepted Masons. with his house
guest. Major.J II. Dusenbury. L. s.
A.. motored over the mountain road.
the guests OF Mr.. II A. Anderson
and Mr.. A. J. Van Trojan. later tax.
ing part In tho laying Of the corner.
stone OF the new Masonic temple at
Port Angeles.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-09-21
Three Epochs In W0man's
Life

There are three critical stages
in a woman's life which leave their
mark on her carecr-the first when
changes from a care-free girl to
a woman, the second motherhood,
and the third is change in life.
Most of the misery which comes
to women through i'll health dates
from one or another of these per-
iods, but women should remember
that Lydia +. Pikham's Vegetable
Compound is a reliable remedy and
has been very successful in over
coming the ailments which may
come to them at these times, as it
is a natural restorative for such
conditions. Nearly half century
of success entities Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound to the
respect and confidence of every fair
minded woman.-Advertisement.
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Red Cross Drive
for $500 Fund
Continued from Page y

Continued from Page y
enrolled in the Junior Red Cross.
The Caledonia county Juniors
have assisted five Of their school,
mates to regain health so they can
60 to school; have saved five Eu-
ropean children from starvation;
have paid tuition for world-war
orphan at school in the city OF
Paris. They have raised their
money by individual sacrifice anu
q toy bazaar and started a bond
of friendship with French children
through correspondence with a
school boy in France.
Caledonia county chapter has
1890 members, one-fourth of
whom constitute the volunteer SER
vice and are actively helping the
organization in home service,
nursing service production and
Junior Red Cross.
Are you an active member?
Send your check today to J. H.
Brooks, treasurer, and help con-
tinue the much needed service.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-09-21
St. JOhnsbury Boys
Again the Champions
Continued from Page y

((Onllnueu lrOIu IaSe
at Camp Vail Tuesday night. In
the handicraft judging the team
from st. Johnsbury again won
first place, having been the cham
pionship team every year since
1916. The members of the team
this year are Dana Baxter, Royce
Beck and Edwin Trombly. The
West Glover team secured third
honors for the dairy team compe-
tition, the members being Bruce
Buchanan, leader, Arthur Magoon
Irving Davis and Kenneth Stew
ems. In the canning judging ths
"Weliket team from Underhil
took first honors in their jelly ex-
hibition.
Vermont came to the front il
the cattle show Tuesday, tbs
Guernsey cattle shown by J. A
Woodbury. of Burlington, taking
'everal first prizes. Greenwood
farms at Plainfield makes a nice
appearance in the milking Short
horn exhibition getting first OF
COW five years or older reserve
champion. Several other heac
from the Greenwood farm appear
ed in the awards along the 'ine
some third and fourth.
While State Director Amos Ea-
ton reduced the sale price TIL,
year on maple products, due IL
the general trend of price reduc
ing, yet the sales TUESDAY came ur
to the expectations of Mr.. Eator
amounting to practically TIL
same in dollars and cents as Tues
day last year.
There is some talk of making
Wednesday governors day fol
Vermont next year. Nearly 300
persons, Vermonters, signeu the
register at the publicity bootF
Monday and Tuesday. An inter
esting feature in the ovation giver
Governor Hardness Monday wher
he passed the signed register was
that he had in his party two mcr
whose names are mentioned in tho
Green Mountain state as candi
dates for congress. These wer,
Commissioer of Agriculture Z. S
Brigham of st. Adams and Or
lando l.. Martin, master Of tn,
State grange of Plainfeld.