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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-22
Die @pn1e ppn 2. Mppember 1920

Die Spnue npnt 2. Mopember 1920
bat es an ben Sag gebrabt! Mls
man au 8eginn beg Sabres 1917 IN
@afbington fieberbaft NIT BEN Bor-
bereitungen fir ben 1ange geplanten
&rieg beibdftigt mar, berfbmar1oe11
zines Cages ouf gebeimnisbone Wet-
fe Sic &riegspldne bes Momiralita,
beg. 9arob angemeines @ntieben:
NatirIi9 fonnte MIR Elm oeutiher
Spion ie geitoblen baben. 8eil ia
Deuti6Iano auein an ibrem Ser
fdpinoen Sntereiie batte. 60 iagte
man. &err 8ilion tetlte Dem &on-
greB in bener @ntrIitung init, bob
Spipne Ser &aiierli@ Deuti6en Ste,
.giernng iogar in Sen b0diten @egie=
rungsiteGer idBen. l1no man glalb-
t.. es. @s mar gum @ruieln. Sn3tpi-
fd)en blieben Sic &riegsplane oes Mo-
miraIltabes beridtpunoen. Bor eini<
ger .8eit bot man iie %gefunoen. SSn
elmer perltaubten @de bes MrbeitSpnl.
tes oes ebemaligen MartneiefretarS
Daniels. Sbm tparen oie 8lai1e iiber-
qeben poroen u1o er batte 1ie gang
peraeiien. Da fam NIT Dem @ediel
iii Ser 8nnbesbm1ptta6t bas grobe
@eiuemaden, nalb % fal1o man otd)
sic 9Id1te. Ser 6eutide Spion mar
entIaitet. Das bat Die Sonne bonn
Q. Mopember 1920 5ulpege gebra@t.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-22

SRI. Dorotbp Sem, Elm Mit=
glteb Der 0amemiege oes Seem nlm
TurnoeretnS, bie it6 an bent. 8unoes=
turnfeit In @btcaeo beteili8te, retlte
bon bort na6 @lepelanb, Sbio, Unit
ibrem 8ruber, @arl @ein, .einen aus
geoebnten 8eiu6 a%b3uitatten. 8on
bort be9iebt fte f6 bem11d6it na6
Nfron, Ohio, moielbit iie einiee s3eit
bel tbrem S6mager unb tbfer S9me=
iter, 9errn uno 6rau @al,b Sbafer,
sic 1t6 a%lsenbltdli6 auf etner 9our
bur6 Canada beftnoen, aIt permeilen
Qe6enft. .
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-22
goro aufp ,6last I'M,

Nls Solepb Oauer, @enrp Soft
mar,n unb 9ermam 8ergmeper, BRET
bieiige iunse Mdnner, ii6 in Dem
1euen 6orb Nnto hes 8aterS be8
@rlteren, Mife Dauer, auf Der Tabrt
mad @leepp @pe befanoen, gerteten
ite in loien 5anb unb Soiepb Dauer,
ser zen &raftnasen lenfte, perlor Die
.&ontrolle heslelben, iobaB bas Mnto
umi6lug. Der Motor fau6te aber
nod TAPER brauf Los. Die 3 Snz
loilen famen obne i6mere 8erletun=
gen haDD11.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-22
0araheI..

Gin 8ogeI i'm blauen Metber flpg,
Ser fiibne, berrlide 4reiie 8og.
rgi, febt 6o6 ben e6len Galfen an!"
go riefen iie ole, Die i'm iab'n.
So frdd5te, itol5 auf oieien Ipplaus,
Ser 8oeel laut in 6ie 8elt binous,
un6 baourb mrroe es iebem :flar,
DaB ct ne iimple - &rabe mar!
@enou 10 pie bteiem Geoerpteb
@rgebt es 10 man6em Barbesnu,
@ar mandem Dummfopf uut6 8te-
0ermnn11,
@ur, neil er ben sdnabel nidt baI-
ten fann!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-22

Dur6 ben bonn Snlanooepartez
,ne1t Qe|tatteten 8erfauf bon 10000
Ncres, Oe l6noereien nabe 9ulla,
Sfla., bas Sem @tamm Ser Siages
9noianer, ettpa 1000 8eriomn, &C.
h1rte, an Oelunternebmer fir bte
@umme BON $4,5OO,OO0 unb etnem
@edtel Ser Oelerseueuns itno bte
Dlaqes boS ret6ite Solf Der @elt 9e=
mor6en. Ma1 bot bere9net, bab iez
bes @tammes mitelieb ein SabreSetnz
fommea bon $4,000 baben nitro.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-22

SIM @taate Soma, mo Der Gremr
benbob uno namentlt6 Der 9e9en al
les Deuti6e etne gauge Nuslele bon
.@Htbltiten setrieben, l6eint nun bod
aud eine NbfIblung etngetreten gu
tein. Man sebrau6t uoffbte1" bas
@ort Kindergarten" mieoer uno emf
pfieblt bieie e9toeuti6e @inri6tung
ais nutbringeno unb mt6ttg alien
@tdbten un6 Orten, bic nod fetne
oerartige S%nitttution auf5umeiten ba=
ben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-22

SIN Der Seem 0orf @orlo iiibrt
eine 2e,erin beipeelt6e &la9e, bab
Elm Baar 1eioene Striimpfe immer
nod SIS bis $40 foiten. DaS 1T tretz
lid ber33erreibeno, gang belonoerS TIM
6tnblid ouf bic Tat,a6e, bab e8 ge>
9entpdrtte 3abllote Tamilten TIM 2anoe
Qibt, sic iootel @elh nt6t fir tbre
9a1se &letbung auSgeben f0nnea.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-22

Die @ituns bes Oberiten Stats.
tpelde bie oberldleii,6e 6rage re9eln
ton, lit tpieber neri6oben morben, an
qeblt@, neil mon it6 nt6t etni9en
fann. Das ioI mobl bejben, neil Die
6ran3oien ni6t molten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-22

Ma6bem bic rMaiien" n5ur qr0be<
rem @bre bes 9anbeS" am 8terten
eine. garaoe in Stem Dort abgebalten,
boben iett audi bic r&no@entrodenn"
aus bemielben @runoe tire 8etnmuSz
feln in 8etpegung geiett. I'm NIT
benz @trabenaraber gu fra9em@@bat's
the uIe?
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-22

sSn Nberoeen, g.. g., baben BUM
bertprosentige Batrtoten lber LOO
Yerionen, pel6e gu BEN S. @. IS. 9ez
b1ren iollen, aus Der @tabt geiagt.
Sin BatrtottSmuS, fir Ben 6aS gauge
2ano. nod etneS 9a9eS l9ner 81 3abz
len baben mtrb.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-22

eng1iide 8latter meinsn; Seb es
ni6t gut auSieben perbe, Nrm In
Nrm NIT ben Saps in Die Nbriiitunssz
&pnferew gu steben. 81, ei! mober
benn pl6tli6 biele @mpfinoli6fett?
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-22

- Npotbefer @lmer 8ader bat
boS @obneigentum her b%eritorhenen
Trau Marn Bfeiffer, an 9Th @aibz
ingtoufrobe gelegen, fdufli6 ertporben
unS miro haSielbe anfangs Nuguit
mi fe:ner Gamilte ~be5ie)en. Ste
Jamilts 5imon 2eiider bat hasielbs
,uu>eit time.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-22

Sn BEN 1etten 5tpan5ig Sabren lit
ber @tnopiebbeitan unlereS 2anoeS
nm Elm polleS Drittel surid9egangen.
l1nb MIR pare1l nnter benz @tnorud,
a1s OBJ er 1id In ben lehten Z Sabren
a11ein oer5ebn{a6t bate.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-22
IS hilft nidts.

gerfdufer:: .NIio Siibnera1igen
baden sic Serr? Damn ,,ebmen Sic
mol cine 5laf6e &ibneraugen.aint int
tur!"
&err: rDas biIft BET MIR nii22b6ts,
i'd babe ibon bier 6lai6en getrrn-
fen!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-22
@ritiider Wpment.

&nsfrau: ~Meinen Mann fonnen
Sic iebt ni6t ipre6en, Der ift-erit INN
flint ubr nod @auie %gefommen!"
&ausfrau: rNein. -. .aber er ber-
.antmortet iib geraoe!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-22
&erausseber, albert Stetnbauier
Eat,,ed It he Pos. Office At New Tin. MINI.
a Second Class Mail Matter.
Gin framSfi9er Glieeer min 34,z
768 SUP bod eefloeen 1ein. Mat
id MIR bafir foofe, iast ber 8erltner.

Sn Belfalt oanern bic unruben
fort. @aben tpabrt6einli@ ni@tS baz
BON eeb0rt, bab ein @affenittaitano
eingetreten 1T.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-22

an9eitellte auf Gnis Sslano fo1en
ar11e Gtnma noerer UNI ca. $500, 600
qeprelt baben. Gine @emetnbett, fir
Sic MIR fetnen Nusbrud baben.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-31

INVITATIONS have been issued by
i Mr.. and Mrs corwin sheridan
shank to the marriage OF their
daughter. katherine. to Mr.. Arthur
rrumbul Lee. son OF Rev. George h.
lee and Mrs. Lee. The ceremony
will be performed In the First BAp-
,ist church az sac O'Clock ON Wed
nesday evening. September Ia. heN'
Lee. the grooms father. will read the
service. assisted by Rev. Ambrose NJ.
Bailey. pastor OF the ftrs, Baptist
church.
Mrs. Corwin Philip shank. Of Port
land. the e-elect's Sistcrin'law.
will be matron Of honor, and the two
bridesmaids will he Miss Nilo MeNay
and Miss Frances Martin. The Flow
err Girl viii be little Jane iamping.
The ushcrs viii be MIR corwin
Philip shank. the brother 81 the
bride elect, and MIR. Harold Lee, the
rroom's brother. with a group OF as
sistantx. A reception for relatives
and intimate friends will follow The
ceremony al the home Of Mr., and
Mrs. shank.
Miss shank Is a graduate OF the
University Of Washington. and Is a
member OF ri Beta Phi sorority. Mr..
Lee graduated from Whitman college
and rs affiliated with Phi Delta Theta
fraternity He served overseas during
the war, and was decorated by the
French government with the croix
de Guerre. and Was one OF the nrss
men in this country to receive the
Distinguished Service Cross.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-31
THEATRES
NEW BILL
AT PALACE HIP

The new show coming Thurs
day to Tocw's Palace Hip IL n
cieverly blended combination Of mel.
ody and drama. fun. originality and
thrills. At the top Of the bill Is the
Lone star Four. mixed quartet OF
capable entertainers. In "A Musical
Breeze From the West" harmony
singing mixture OF wellbalanccd
voices. they aspire 10 capture popu.
lar fancy with songs old and new.
The piayiet OF the bill viii be pro-
vided by Daisy Dean and company,
whose vehicle. The Crisis" IL de.
scribcd as sketch with good. hard
"kick."
- Box office Attraction II prom
Used BY Dot Duel and Archie Woody.
Tommy Doolcy. story teller
and singer. lie said TO bring a mono.
logue. well constructed and original.
that bubbles over with comedy.
A pair OF eccentric. amusing aerial
lists and acrobats are Mike Roder and
Jack Dean.
Wanda Hawiey Is the star OF the
feature photoplay. a firstrun pic
ture, entitled Her Beloved Villain"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-31
Cynthia Grey:
A Letter of appreciation and Good Cheer for Lonely

Dear Miss Grey: Last evening the columns Of Cynthia
Grey contained letter written by Lonely in which she
asks Is possible for 10 find happiness after the
hopes of earlier years burned 10 ashesT
She certainly will find it, happiness of the real and lasting
kind Our thoughts conceptions and understanding Of hap
pncss is happiness itself We love people tho
they do not belong TO We love little children
tho they be not ours We almost be happy them
as If they are our own.
oneys" letter is most beautiful in spirit She has faced
the same great difficulties of the past she has the same
hopes that have and haven't given up, either ! her
age too but life holds big things for us.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-31
DOROTHY FAY GOULD

ship ahoy, boys Captain Onkum
Is still rigging ships at Frederick
Nelson's. Last week the Book Shop
was Jam packed with some $50 boys
daily. each building and rigging a
model clipper In ahipshape fashion.
Every day two or three early birds
came. lunch In hand. 20 get nautical
advice from a real dccp.sen sailor
who had boxed tho compass all
around the globe.
ShaYnEa Uttered the Book Shop
from end to end. knives disappeared
every hour. tools were stacked every
whore except IN the tool box al the
captains elbow Miss Andrus dis.
tractedly pushed the books further
and further 20 the background. This
week the youthful horde has moved
TO larger and auicter corner on
tho third floor. In the boys suit de.
partment,
A prize OF model racing boat is
TO be awarded tho best model turned
In by boy. The first five days
some 10 feet OF art'a-good solid
iumber--were used up. Not TO men.
Ton ffNfiAi iyhHah VI paper ut
terms for the sails,
Around tho rail stood collection
OF famous models made by the school
children I'm the public school manual
training classes. The Mayfiower, The
Monitor. a viking ship. an ocean
liner. dug.out Roman galley.
Columbus flag ship. the Santa
Maria. n fishing craft. a Chinese
junk. n birch bark canoe. the Cier-
mont. the first steamboat. etc. etc.
The prize OF them all was the full
rugged ship. with tackle that really
works. and everything "shipshape."
built by the captain In his watch
below.
The Inspiration az boats To kids
Volumes could be written bringing
the boys In contact with boats IN the
best way 20 get them 20 think in
terms Of ships, our vast wealth will
come with the development Of the
nea. Most people here are from the
inland states and think only IN terms
Of real estate. II We can inspire our
youth early. We can open the minds
% tho next generation 20 the limit
lees adventures possible for him who
sails III. sea In search OF treasure
and adventure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-31
John Ely Will Be
Art Instructor

John Ely. a last years graduate
at the University OF Washington.
will be member OF the art depart.
ment faculty thu. year an instructor
In design and freshman drawing.
Ambrose Patterson, instructor in
painting a, the university. has Just
returned from Hoquiarn. where he
went 10 install painting in oil Of a
primitive scene Of oxen taking out
lumber from our forests in the man
ncr of 20 years ago. The large can.
va- IL an overmantis for the main
office Of the new fireprpof building.
ono Of the most np 10 date IN the
Northwest. OF the Poison Logging
company. The picture IL no, only
Historically interesting. but nm ex.
crilent work Of art and In harmony
with the panel woodwork.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-31
WONDERFUL GAIN
IN WEIGHT MADE
Young Woman Weighed Only
rs Pounds; Now Weighs
Over 100 and Is Gaining
Every Day

Before began taking Tanlac I
weighed only 70 pounds. now weigh
over 100 and am gaining every day"
said Miss LaRue Davis. OF Chatta-
nooga. Tennessee.
II bought my first bottle OF Tan
lac at Gas City. Ind, and II helped
me 80 much that / continued using
n. have always been very delicate
and suffered a great deal from
stomach trouble and rheumatism.
rarely ever had any appetite and
simply could not relish anything.
fen off until weighed only rs
pounds and was so thin | looked per.
fectly awful. This is the condition
I was In when I began taking Tan.
lac.
"Oh. feel 80 different now. Even
my complexion II improved. My APP
petite Ia good and can hardly get
enough 10 eat. Tanlac IL simply
grand and | can truthfully say that
II r. the only medicine that has ever
done me any good"
Tanlac Ia sold In Seattle by Bar.
tells Drugstorcs and by leading
druggists everywhere.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-31
Mrs. Butler Names
Assistants for Tea

A; the tea Mrs. Jason ID. Butler
Is giving at her home Friday after
noon from four until six O'Clock. In
compliment to her daughter. Mrs.
Elliott Dean Harrington. the same
group OF matrons and girls who as
sisted at the reception given at the
Sunset club on the day Of Mrs. Har-
rington's marriage In June. 1919.
will assist.
Presiding at the tea table VIII be
Mrs. James s. Goldsmith. Mrs. @.
Aston Hole. Mrs. Henry r. Blake.
Mrs Charles X. Poe. Mrs. William
Chester Keith. Mrs. Edwin Curtis
Moffst and Mrs. Fart De Moss. They
will be assisted by the girls who were
the bridesmaids. Miss Clara Emory.
Miss Phyllis Blake. Miss Alice
Blake. Miss Frances Oldham and
Miss Alice Hole.
Only two Of the wedding party will
not be able to attend. Mrs. Stewar,
sIackiin. Eleanor Keith who IL in
Coronado and Miss Rowcna Wash.
burn. whose home Is In the East.
Little Esther Dc Moss Will receive
the. cards at the door.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-31
BOYS CARVE SHIPS AND
WHET CALL OF THE SEA

n replica in bronze Of the famous
Paul Bartlett. one now In the court
yard OF the Louvre. the greatest art
gallery of the world.
San Francisco haH that most ia
nous ~ all statues. Robins Pcnseur
"a great bronze figure. New York
and other great cities the size Of So
attic have art treasures by the great
eat European artists. whereas Seattle
has none We are further from the
source Of supply and consequently
are more In need Of such monu'
ments.
a bias relief IN bronze with an In
soription OF gratitude 10 Americans
for the sacrifice IN coming to the
assistance OF the French In the great
war will no doubt be- seen upon the
campus within due time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-31
Card Leslie to
Teach Dancing

Card Leslie. whose work as solo
lat with the BONN ballet last spring
and again this summer. has attract
I'd nation wide applause. Is 10 remain
In Seattle until January and viii
give instruction In dancing In Jan.
uary he viii go 10 New York and
later tour with Bolm in his ballet
Mr.. Leslie can be reached for mp.
pointment at any time az the Fine
Arts. 1919 Fourth ave. and at 1861
Naomi place. Kenwood 23s2. where
he makes his home with his mother.
In spite Of having a Epralned ankle.
he gives instruction 10 his rs stu
dents daily.
Here rs a Seattle boy. Htill in his
early twenties. who has gone 10 New
York and succeeded. not only mn
ballet dancer. but an a soloiHt ~ the
internationally famous Metropolitan
ballet. aa headed by Isoim himself.
and has not cast out his native city
thanks 20 Miss Cornish.
Without a shadow Of doubt. the
''Whiriwind dance" he gave ut the
Bolm recital last week AT the Cornish
school will be brilliant event in
the New York season when he goes
East in January. Mr.. Leslie learned
the difficult steps 20 the Opus 10.
No. =. Chopin E,ude. In two days-a
remarkable achievement.
The fringcd costume Of purple and
white was obtained after n gray and
green one had been abandoned. Mr.
Leslie IN open for engagements for
clubs or entertainments. spacish.
Greek or Oriental interpretations are
his speciality. Those who saw him as
tho Egyptian mummy in the Fine
Arts play. when he was just is. Will
not be amazed ut the artistic
progress he has made since
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-31

for members only. The meeting
viii start promptly at s:so p m. In
the assembly room u IN. Chamber
of Commerce. All members are
urged TO be present as plans for
the work OF the coming year win be
discussed.
Nesika Lodge. the summer home
81 the business women. will close
after Labor Day. Plans are made
Tor n delightful weekend party for
the members OF the club over the
weekend OF the 81. an and tth Of
september All who can come will
enjoy a delicious dinner and a good
time. The recreation committee
u planning a special form OF en-
teriainment as a surprise 90 the
girls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-31
Suggests Statue
of LAFAYETTE

A suggestive idea from the French
consul Was given b. poctsur TUT.
fisr. "professsur Agregr de IN Fac.
ults de Medicine. chlrurgien den
Hospliaur Dc Paris memhre De
L'Aeademic dc Medicine" Who was
n guest in the city last week.
a. French savnn, and man Of
great distinction. he suggested that
our university campus be enhanced
with an heroic statue Of Lafayette.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-31
Beauty Nymph Seeks
Divorce in Hawaii

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. si.--Mrs
wiihelmins Gesnsr. known In n Mack
s~nne,t bathing suit as Blily DcsoHa.
has filed suit for divorce against
Harry A. Gesner. At Waikiki. liza.
wall. " became known here today.
We were happy on Maui. where
we made our home after our mar.
riag~. until his mother came" Mrs.
Gcsner said today. After that was
practically tho servan, In the home {"
The two were married here In 1913.
Mrs. Cesner pictures her husband as
second Nat Goodwin" and alleges
she In his fourth wife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-31
Show Design by
Local Concern

II might be interesting 10 note that
there in tn the September number OF
House Beautiful. Illustrating the
principal article on How 10 Avoid
the Hackneyed In House Design" in
which Is also illustrated a house on
W. X Vanderbiits estate. a photo.
graph OF the exterior OF the residence
Of Mrs. G. X. farrsbbee. OF Beliing.
ham. designed by n Seattle firm %
architects. Bebb a Gould. The article
shows how the f-iizabe,han type OF
architecture suggests adaptation to
local conditions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-31
Sunset Club Announces
September Program

The first meeting OF the Sunset
club for the fall season VIII be on
"Wednesday. September 7. at J
O'Clock. when Mrs. John Pennington
sZoe Kincaid) win sr<ak on The sub
jective Drama OF Asia The host
esscs viii he Mrs. Charles r. elise
and Mrs. Harry Foster sharpiesS.
"Wednesday. September IL. at 1870
o'clock business meeting IN con-
nection with luncheon viii take place.
for which reservations should be
made early. wednesday. September
FL. at o'clock. there will be a pro
gram Of pantomime. from the Cor
nish school. Mrs. Auxias de Turenne
and Mrs. John Ewing Price will be
hostesses. There will be no program
on wednesday. September IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-31

Yes, there are men OF moral fibre
10 help one build 10 true and last.
lng happiness. am trying 10 lind
one partner 10 help me build that
way. There will be no divorce when
those who are married have the same
regard for one another that Lone.
ly'' concciyea.
We don't need 10 trust 10 fate.
because the God OF Love unites In
Ills own great way. some time. some
where two souls to carry out His
work.
To Lonely" I would say. keep up
the noble service 20 mankind. Love
all mankind and beasts Give love
and you will receive more as a re-
ficx blessing. Don't 10 lonesome.
Help the widow and the fatheriess.
Just take some little kiddie To a
movie. watch how II delights her
Little face. how her biz eyes CLEAN
with Joy. There Ia NO much TO do 10
be happy and thankful.
Some day hope 20 meet Lone
~" and build. as she says. even late
In the thirties. the best OF life Ia yet
10 be--grow old with me.
The world viii stand aside for
those who carry on" as Lonely"
does. Her pathway leads 10 never.
ending happiness.
Miss Grey. ] appreciate the great
comfort you bring to many weary
hearts. shall regard u as a great
Kindness II YOU will publish my
letter. Sincerely. III. @.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-31
Cards Issued for Tea

Complimcnting Miss Katherine
Shank. who will become a bride on
September IA, and Mrs. Howard
Chastain. CTheima Harold an Au.
gust bride. Miss Margaret Delaney
and Miss Eileen Delaney have issued
cards for a tea on Thursday after.
noon. September 8, at their home in
Mount Baker park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-31
Pre-Nuptial Party VIII
Honor Miss Shank

As a pre-nuptial compliment to
Miss Katherine Shank. the Misses
Dorothy and Louise Ehrlich will en-.
terrain with miscellaneous shower
Friday afternoon at their home.
when eighteen friends will be the
guests.
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Legion Drive IL
Landing Members

According to the report from
American Legion headquarters. the
membership campaign launched
Monday is already showing It's effect
on the membership lis,.
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Bridge Luncheon

Miss Alice Hole will entertain with
a bridge luncheon at her home Wed
Desday afternoon. September 7. as a
compliment TO Miss Margaret Wright.
OF Boston, who will arrive In Seattle
this week to visit old friends.
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Miss Oldham Arranging
Tea at Sunset Club

Miss Frances Oldham "a arranging
a tea 10 be given at the Sunset club
on September 10 or IL. honoring
Mrs. Elliott Dean Harrington Cath.
crime ButlerJ.