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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-13
Personal

Mr., and Mrs. Glenn NJ Owens. Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Dimmick and Miss
Elizabeth Wyord motorcd TO Snoho.
miah yesterday TO attend the fifth
wedding anniversary OF Mr.. and Mrs
Scott Hubbard.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. o. Philips and
daughter. Barbara. are removing
this week TO WILDLY island. where
they plan TO spend the summer
months.
Miss Ann II. Moore and Miss Anna
belle Lee are leaving wednesday for
Los Angeles. where they viii take a
six weeks course In public health
work.
Mrs. r.. J. Carpenter. who has been
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn M.
owens, returned Thursday TO her
home In Yakima
Miss Mildred F'arrar arrived this
morning from Ia Jolla. Cal. where
she has just graduated from the
Bishop school Miss Margaret
Sweet. who In to be her house guest
for several weeks. accompanied her
north an far as Portland and will
arrive In Seattle Wednesday.
Mrs. George White Murray Of
Winnipeg. who has been the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lyman
Strong for the past three weeks. left
today for her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis y. Peoples and
daughter Beatrice sailed Friday from
New York for an extended European
trip.
Mrs. Joshua 8. Han OF Minncapo.
lis. who has been the guest OF her
sister. Mrs. Fred II. Gilman, for the
past two months. is leaving In a few
days for her home.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. Frank Macklem
are leaving "Wednesday on n motor
trip to Lake Crescent and the Olym-
plan peninsula. They plan to be gone
about two weeks.
Mrs. Fred Quinnen left Saturday
for the East. where she will sail In
short time for tour OF Europe.
returning in the early fall
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brodcrick
spent the weekend In Victoria. Il. G.
Mrs. II. Il. Hadicy. who spent the
week end In Vancouver. II. c.. with
Mr.. and Mrs Bruce Paris. returned
today.
Miss Edith Denison returned yes.
terday from u month spent at Mag.
ara Falls.
Mrs Carl Ballard and children left
yesterday for Bellingham. where
they viii be the guests for three
weeks OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Il. w. Purdy.
Miss Helen Jordon. who has been
attending Miss Ely's school in Con
nocticut, returned today TO spend the
summer vacation with her parents.
Mr.. and Mira r. NJ. Jordon-
Mis- Ruth Netticton. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Clark Nettieton. who
has been attending MISC Eiy's school
In Connecticut returned today for
her summer vacation
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Business and
Professional
WOmen's Club


on Tuesday evening. June II. the
Seattle Business and Professional
women's club is giving an Auto
mobile Feature Dance" AZ the Seattle
Yacht club on Lake Union. There
will be good music and all kinds OF
surprises. including refreshing
Service Station" and n jolly '"Traf.
fic Cop" All business men and
women OF the city are urged 10
attend and everyone In assured a
jolly time. Tickets may be procured
from any member OF the club or at
the door that evening The patrons
and patronesses are Hon. and Mrs.
Hugh NJ Caldwell. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. J. Coyle. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
s. Boyns. Prof. Edmond s. Meany,
Mr. Samuel Hlll Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Terrace. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Landes.
and Mrs. Geo. II. LaInping. Mr. and
Mrs. w. 8. Lincoln. Judge and Mrs.
King Dykeman. Dean and Mrs.
Arthur A. Priest, Mr.. and Mrs. n.
X Dent. DR. and Mrs. oliver H.
Richardson. Mr.. j. w. Spangler. Mr..
and Mrs j. =. Hartman. Mr.. II. X.
King, Mrs. william Pcachy and Miss
Eileen Delaney.
on Wednesday evening. June Is,
at $50 D. m. In the assembly room
OF the Chamber OF Commerce. the
club In to be honored by having Mr..
Samuel Hin show his film that he
has recently been taking in Europe.
entitled The Sacred Faith OF a
Scrap OF Paper" which film will
show the history OF the United States
grouped around the central idea Of
the importance OF faith between ma
tons. and OF the Importance OF in,
ternational obligations. This will be
the first time that this film has been
shown in America and the club mem
bcrs feel honored and are looking
forward with keen anticipation for
this opportunity OF hearing Mr.. Hill
tell OF his recent experiences abroad.
Miss Katherine Butterfield. the
young woman who won the prize Of
college education offered by Mr..
rireatone for the best essay on
Good Roads" viii be here and read
the club her prize essay.
At the last meeting OF the club II
war decided 10 name the summer
camp at Pleasant Beach "Nesika." a
Chinook Indian name meaning
ours" The name chosen was sub.
mitted by Miss Grace Wilson and
ns a reward she will receive week
end at the camp for submitting the
most suitable and popular name. The
camp is open TO all business women
interested and IL open all week as
well as for weekend parties. The
hostess for the coming week is Miss
Florence Gillespie. the camp man
agcr. and the business women are
assured good time and rest
Miss Florence Cofeen. president Of
the Spokane Business Women's club.
was present at the last club meet
Ing and made short talk to the
organization on the growth OF the
club work In Eastern Washington
and of the interest In Spokane In
this movement
The last meeting Of the club was
devoted TO the annual business meet
Ing and the installation OF the newly
elected officers for the coming year.
The retiring president. Miss Lulu
NJ. Fairbanks. before turning over
the responsibility Of the office TO the
newly elected president. Miss Helen
Maxson. gave the club a splendid ad-
n - Al
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Elsie Lincoln Benedict Club

The human analysis class OF the
Elsie Lincoln Benedict club will meet
at the Frye hotel. Parlor u. at s p.
given by Professor A. /. Sizcr. Pm,
H.. and Professor John Il. Aver. NJ.
V. The class IL studying the works
of Catherine Blackford on "charac.
ter Analysis; Reading People at
Sight" New members are invited to
uffeni
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"BUBBLES" HEADS
MOORE-ORPHEUM BILL

Petite. Roldcn.hajrcd Queenic
Smith. who plays the feminine lead
In Bubbles" the headline attraction
on the Orpheum bin at the Moore
this week, wins her way to the
hearts Of the audience by her pleas
ing singing and dancing.
Jack Norton. with the male lead,
capably enacts his part. A cast OF
tall. slender beauties and Frank
Harrington support Miss Smith and
Norton well.
Billy Miller keeps the house In an
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Old Resident Mdrries
IN the East

Seattle friends Of Mr.. Frederick J.
Grant. nephew Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
ID. Hoge, will be Interested in the an
nouncemcnt Of his marriage to Miss
Ethel Weller. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. s. A. Weller, on Wednesday,
June 1, at the home of her parents,
In GAINESVILLE, o.
The wedding was one Of the bril-
liant social events of that city, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant left after the
ceremony for six weeks wedding
Journey to the Pacific coast, includ-
ing Seattle. Mr.. Grant and his moth
er formerly lived in this city. and
subsequently have made many visits
here as the guests OF Mr.. ana Mrs.
Hoge.
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HICKORYNUT
MACAROONS

Three-fourths cup sugar. eggs. Y
cup flour. l teaspoon baking powder.
Y teaspoon salt. cup hickorynut
meats. n teaspoon vanilla
Beat eggs well and beat In sugar.
Add flour. baking powder and salt
safted together. Add vanilla and mix
we'll Drop from spoon on buttercd
and floured baking sheet and bake
In a quick oven.
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INGRoWN TOE NAIL
TURNS OUT ITSELF

A noted authority says that a few
drops OF "outgro" upon. the skin sur
rounding the ingrowing nail reduces
inflammation and pain and SO tough
ems the tender. sensitive skin under.
meath the toe nail. that 1t can not
penetrate the flesh. and the nail
turns naturally outward almost over
night
"Outgro" Is harmless antiseptic
manufactured for chiropodists. How
ever. anyone can buy from the drug
store tiny bottle containing direc
tons.
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Mrs. Bates Plans Large
BRIDGE Luncheon

Mrs. Uri c. Bates is issuing invita-
lions for a large bridge luncheon to
be given at her home Thursday
afternoon. June %. The affair will
compliment Mira Allen Campbell and
Mrs. c. Cutter. of Port Townsend
Covers will be placed for forty-four
Ruesta
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
Astrological Club

The Boy Wonder Chess Player"
will be the subject for discussion at
the meeting OF the Astrological club
Monday. June IL. Mt s p. IN. In Thco-
sophicd hall. 100 Lyon building. A
stereopticon lecture on the birth
chart. followed by n biographical
sketch of the boys life. will be fea-
lures OF the evening. The public In
invited TO attend
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born on Peace Day. IL women
would only take your Vegetable Com
pound they would have better health.
lalways recommendit. Mrs. TRACY
PArrEN, 2 Lincoln Ave-, Salisbury,
Mass.
The experience Of maternity should
not be approached without careful
physical preparation, - it il impos-
sible for : weak, sickly wife to bring
healthy children into the world.
Therefore IL . woman il suffering
from . displacement, backache, in
fammation, liberation, bearing down
pains, headaches, nervousness or
the blues" she should profit by Mrs.
Patterns experience, take Lydia E.
Pnkham's Vegetable Compound and
be restored to health.
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York Community Club

The York Community club met Fri
day evening in tho John Muir school
for It's regular meeting and installa'
ton of officers. following which an
entertainment was given with Mr.. II.
A. Dandaum. chairman OF the social
committed. in charge. The York
Community orchestra gave several
selections and the children OF the
community. led by Mr.. y. Hit. OF Co
lumbia City. rendered few numbers.
Miss Lucille Foster contributed vo-
cal solo. and Mr.. Louis Nash gave a
short address on Community Recre-
alton" Mr.. ID. II. Painter. executive
secretary OF the community service,
made a short talk. offering to send
game leaders next Thursday evening
from To $40 to the John Muir
school. when three game leaders will
lead games for small children. young
people and their elders The new Of
ficcrs installed were. Mr.. NJ J. Joste.
president. Mr.. NJ. r. Brown. vice
president. and Mr.. G. L. Brennan.
secretary.
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Mrs. Horn Will
Re HOuOred

Col A. NJ. wetherill and Mrs
Wetheriii will be dinner hosts at
their home Thursday evening. honor
ing Mrs. Henry Horn. Places will be
marked for fourteen guests and lat
q the party win attend a perform
ance Of Mary" at the Metropolitan
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DULL BLADES

II the small son or daughter is old
enough to begin cutting out pictures
or paper dolls. be sure that the scis-
sors you give them are not OF the
very sharp pointed variety.
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Mr.. and Mrs. StruUe
to Entertain

Entertaining in compliment TO
Mrs. Henry Horn. OF San Francisco.
the house guest OF DIR. and Mrs.
Richard w. Perry, Mr.. and Mrs
Frederick Strive will be hosts at
I dinner OF twelve covers at their
home Friday evening.
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CANDY STAINS

Soap and water will usually re-
move candy stains. II there Ia chloe
olate in the candy. however. II may
be necessary to spot with glycerin.
especially on silks or materials Of
a close weave.
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Luncheon at
Sunset Club

Mrs. Edgar Ames will entertain
With . luncheon at the Sunset club
Thursday afternoon. complimentary
70 Miss Laddie Watkis, of Victoria,
and Miss Lucy Swanstrom.
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Emma Lazarus Auxiliary

There will be n short business
meeting OF the Emma Lazarus auxil'
larry. at the Educational Center Tues.
day evening. followed by initiation
ceremonies.
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wisconsin Goldcnrod Club

The Wisconsin Goldcnrod club met
last week at the home OF Mrs. ID. C.
Brown for social afternoon. the
program including a guessing con
test. on June 30 the club will meet
with Mrs. George s. Armstrong at
her home at Taylor's Mill.
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ID. A. r. Excursion

Daughters OF the American Revolu.
ton. are arranging an excursion
Flag day. June ~. to which all wom-
en- OF the chapter and their friends
and members OF other chapters are
invited. They have chartered the
Virginia III. for n cruise thru the
canal and Lake Washington and will
have picnic luncheon at Seward
park. The boat leaves Pier at $50
o'clock a. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-13
CHARMEUSE

Spots can be removed from char.
meuse by dabbing the spot lightly
with chloroform. White charmeuse
can be washed. the coiors are rarely
successfully tubbed.
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ing-down pains i
could hardly do my
homework. The
doctor said, If
you can have
another baby it
might be the best
thing for you but
! am afraid you
cannot ! began
taking Lydia E.
Pinkham's vege-
table Compound
and my baby was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-13
Seattle
Society
Large Dance Arranged
Honoring Bridal Cou-
pie; Miss Waterhouse
Will Be Complimented,
Miss Mahoney An
nottnces Wedding Plans

INVITATIONS have been issued by
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander II. stew
art and Mr.. and Mrs. J. u. Lowman
for large dancing party at the sun
set club. on Tuesday evening, June
81. honoring Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
J. Grant, who are on their wedding
trip, and will arrive In Seattle June
-
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Informal Sumner

Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Murphy en-
tertained informally with a supper
Of ten covers at their home last
evening.
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The charm of this go,cn Of
black crepe meteor is IN its
simplicity. The slightly full
orerskirt cith the putting at
the hips is exceedingly becom-
ing to the slender figure.
Lace cuffs and a matching bib
are effectiue touches.
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Birthday Celebration
at Sunset Club

On Wednesday afternoon at 1
o'clock the Sunset club will have a
birthday celebration. with luncheon
la cafeteria, followed by "The
League Of vamps." The hostesses
are to be Mrs. John Collins and Mrs.
Richard A. Ba1linger.
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CLUBS FOR TUESDAY
Mount Baker Fruit and Flower
Mission

Tho Mount Baker circle OF the
Fruit and Flower mission will meet
at the home of Mrs. Wilmot Pritch.
ard. 2527 saith ave. s.. at II a. IN.
This win be the last meeting until
September.
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Tho Aglce Sisters win meet Mt the
st. Regis cafe. Second ave. and Stew
art ST.. for o'clock luncheon. A
progressive whist party win follow
and Mrs, Fclise Botnen will be host
ess.
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Captain Moses
Dinner Host

Complimenting DIR. A. u. Tollefsen
and Mrs. ToIlefsen and Mr.. and Mrs
l.. ]. Aver. Capt. Howard Moses en-
Itertained ten guests with a dinner
at the Hotel Washington Saturday
evening.
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Luncheon Arranged for
Miss Wuterhouse

Miss Judithe Gibbs has extended
invitations for luncheon OF twenty
covers at the Sunset club tomorrow
afternoon. complimcnting Miss Mary
Waterhouse. who will become the
bride of Mr. James Charles Kerr on
Friday evening.
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NO RUST

II you 20 away for several months
during the summer. apply kerosene
oil to your stove with q soft cloth
before leaving. When you return
the stove VIII be In excellent condi
ton.
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Visitor Will Be
COMMUNICATED

Mrs. Clyde Hadley has planned a
luncheon at her home for Thursday
afternoon. complimenting her house
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The Writer'S club will meet NJ s
o'clock. In the Erickson room at the
Y. w. G. a. Manuscripts by Mrs.
Lou Chase Downie. Mrs. James Suli-
van and Mrs Charles NJ. Farrar will
be offered.
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Dr. and Mira Mylrca 10 Speak nj
Presbyterian Church

DIR. and Mrs. Stanley Mylrea. who
have recently arrived from kuweit.
Arabia. will speak before the Prcsby.
terial society at the First Presbyter.
rian church. Tuesday. June II. at II
a. m. Or. Myirea succeeded DIR.
Zwomer at Kuweit. when the latter
was called 10 Cairo. Egypt. and dur.
ing the war was decorated by the
British government for his relief
work
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BABY BORN
ON PEACE DAY
After Mother Had Been
Restored to Health by
Lydia e. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Salisbury. Mass. For seven years
had q female trouble and such bear
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PAPER

Hang the new wall paper with
which you are going to patch the old
In the sun for a while, and 1t will soon
be faded 10 match.
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LIE DAMP

II the pantry L. damp. put small
box Of lime on the shelf and the air
will be dry and pure. The lime should
be changed occasionally.
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Scat ie Lodge, No. Z

The members OF Seattle lodge. No.
7. Degree of Honor Protective associ-
alton. will entertain their friends Mt
progressive whist party in Ever
green hall. Arcade building. at 3 n
m Special honors will be conferred
following the play. and refreshments
will be served.
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Annual Dinner for Nurses

The date for the annual dinner OF
st. Barnnbas Guild for Nurses. June
IA. has been announced by the sec
Rotary. Mrs. +. &. Babcock. IL will
be held In the Y. W, C. A. tea room
at o'clock. and Or. IL. II. Gowen
win preside. Special reports viii be
read by tho secretary and the treas.
urer and DIR. Park Weed Willis will
make the principal address OF the
evening. Among the guests will be
DIR. and Mrs. John -. McLauchlan
and DR.. and Mrs. Milton Sturgis.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS

| In w. O. w. hall. Fourth ave. and
Marion st. Tuesday. June IA. at
y. m.
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guest, Mrs. Roy sahm. OF Indianap-
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BEADS

BEADS
Kindergarten beads WIN amuse the
very young child. String them loose
" on a shoe lace and be sure that
they are In many colors.
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Y. NJ. III. a.

On Tuesday. in the Y. NJ. II. A.
club rooms. nth ave. and r. Union
st. the Hebrew ladies' Aid Free
Loan association viii entertain with
a card party at 2 o'clock. The after
moons proceeds win go toward the
adoption and maintenance of desu-
tute war orphans In Europe.
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WOMEN
CLUBS FOR TUESDAY
Mount Baker Fruit and Flower
Mission
Tho Mount Baker circle OF the
Fruit and Flower mission will meet
II the home of Mrs. wilmot pritch.
lrd. 25?7 saith ave. s.. at II a. m.
rhis viii be the last meeting until
Writer'S Club
The Writer'S club will meet at s
,'clock, In the Erickson room at the
Y. w. c. 4. Manuscripts by Mrs.
Lou Chase Downie, Mrs. James Suli-
van and Mrs. Charles NJ. Farrar viii
,e offered
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gueSt,
oils.
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Division No. /. Ladies auxiliary, A.
o. H.. viii hold its regular meeting
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City w. G. T. U.

Tho City w. c. T. U. federation
win NEE, Tuesday at the home OF
Mrs. r. D. Hin. 1929 sixth ave. w.
A basket lunch will be served Mt
noon. followed by business meeting
and musical program.
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Aiki women's Improvement club
with Mrs. Gilbert II. Tweedie. 3o0s
Alki ave. at 2 D. m. Regular bust
ness meeting.
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Mr.. and Mrs l.. Frank Macklem
are leaving Wednesday on motor
trip to Lake Crescent and the olym-
plan peninsula. They plan To be gone
about two weeks.
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Mrs. Joshua 8. Han OF Minncapo-
lis. who has been the guest OF her
sister, Mrs Fred II. Gilman, for the
past two months. In leaving In few
days for her home.
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Business and Professional wousen's
Dance

Shawondasse club with Mrs. w. ID
Martin. 9soi 18th ave. ". w. Annual
picnic. Yearly reports made and
summary OF the clubs charity work
given.