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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
Adolph Bolm' to
Give Matinee

Adolph Bolm IL rcpaying the hos.
pltaiity Of his Seattle hosts IN Ecner-
Gus manner. Tho a world famous
dancer. he fras been guest teacher
at the Cornish School this summer.
So pleased was he with the sum.
rner's work ~ he has encountered II
at the new Cornish school. he is giv.
ing a matinee "Wednesday In the
school theatre. the proceeds Of which
viii be used to found a library OF
the dance for the school.
Bolm and his wife have long had
a fad OF collecting books on art aud
dancing--a very expensive fad. and
one difficult 10 crafty. az the Iitera.
ture on the subjects In scarce and
scant.
Such pupils as Franklin Crawford
are said TO have delighted him. Miss
Crawford viii dance with the ScottI
company. both here and in San
Francisco. this fan In a special mum.
ber Boim IL now preparing. Later
she II said 10 be going 20 New York
for special work with Boim and with
an engagement there promised for
this winter. a girl with both refine.
nent and talent may go far in the
dancing world. as Is proved in Clara
Ford's case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
THEATRES
VIOLINIST HEADS
NEW PAN SHOW

II there IL better violinlst In
vaudeville than Jan Rublni he has
not been heard in Seattle. This vir.
tuoso. who is not a stranger 10 Seat.
tie. but whose visits are always a
source OF pleasure to those appre.
ciating good music. Is headlining
this weeks bill at tho Pantages.
with Mile. Diane, the French
chanteuse. assisting with q repertoire
Of smart songs and some sensational
costumes. Miss Voelker " accom-.
PIANIST for the two stars and the act
scores a pronounced hit.
An unwilling mule and the efforts
OF new blacksmith helper provide
much hearty laughter In THE New
Blacksmith" a rural skit that IN
an added feature OF the bill.
Nat Burns and Bill Lorraine are
two personablc singing and dancing
comedians who call themselves
broadway Thieves"
Stan and Mae Laurel have an OF
fering that adds laughter TO the
bin.
Jean Gibson. a young woman with
voice Of the Sophie Tucker type. ~
scoring with repertoire OF unusual
songs.
Maud and Frank Cromwell have "A
clever aerial offering.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16

nut don't put any spcctai trust
In the chap tchO has plenfD 81 c0'Hs
aud could Just a. easy support three
families as ono
This q pretty tough on the meH.
But u tc1s man ubo made the
sfafcmeaf. remember.
IN the ncrt breath iris traitor 70
his ser says fhisf Maybe u oomd
BE- ,rsu 10 Oiue fhis hiiie pointer 10
the iadtes Help pour husband speHd
his money. " he has any 10 apeHd.
inAfrad Of helping him TO safe " 10
spend. later. on some other feomaa.
m ne ronfs 10 bgv Voa a sable
cloak or a do Htoni tiara. iet him DO
II. You tcfH iook tasf "a nice th either
Of fhcse a. some Hossv hftic sfcno0
"Icf him get Wscd 10 hautnO 90
make a lot 10 Keep you happy. He
ioonf 90 around hunting for some
other trow0H 10 ict him spend his
monrv on her. maybe.
~0cf the habit o. vomiting a lot Of
ihin0s fnHd pour husband tcin get
The habn Of hHsiIlH1 around 10 get
'eni for yon
"frs great sfyff. sat4no for hgs-
hand Bsf n don't rean much iSheH
you find out vos arc sai4nr for his
SECOND usfe or the blonde uho takes
bis dicfofion az the office"
Thus and 50 saith the nsar vho
docsat care penny hon much he
tears doirn his olcg halo OF glory 81
order 10 put the leoHen irise."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
Public Library
Has Posters

The Seattle public library now has
collection of Italian and French
railway posters hung In iia upper
corridor. These offer not only an in
yitation 20 travel. with their gaudy
colara. but exhibit an interesting
group Of artistic pictures Of famous
cities and cas,lee--an inspiration for
the American artists Of the billboard
trade. Ahssce. the Engadine. Careas.
son and Chateau de ChanonceAu.
rouralne. TivoiL siena and Chateau
de fiiolH arc among tho fascinating
old world scenes pictured. a series
Of ship posters advertising voyage by
sea IL an event hoped for similar 10
The present exhibit ia hs immediate
future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
Seattle Will Have
Waterpate. Too

We do not yet offer Gifts OF
Precipitation 10 our gods of the sea
who brinR.u s NO much OF our pros.
pefity and well being. Perhaps Dan
Hunlingion's design at Pier for III.
navy'a landing shelter shows be.
ginning.
hut We viii have our watergate.
even hs New York II to have itA
Hcndrick Hudson memorial along
Riveraide drive some day, lust where
Gunts tomb makes a high point.
Romance and ART Of the sea must 40
hand ia hand
The picturcsqueness Of outline OF
the battleships at Brcmerton Is the
creates, in the world. but il viii take
our artists 10 open our eyes 20 these
facts. Local enthusiasm over tho
rieet In hafbor has not yet been born.
There are being made by skilled
model makers fepllcas OF old fight.
ing craft. such as the Constitution
and some OF The spanish Armada
vessels which are found in various
Interiors Of the finer Eastern rcsi
denera and clubs. and Il ~ hoped
some Of the models may be- obtained
for clubs and private residences
They bring VA memories OF tho salt
nimosphere, the breexcH of the aea.
ana sense % the richness OF sea
memories and background.
II might be the government would
permit an exhibit Of old models sent
here now owned by the war depart
meni. There ia possibility OF Our 10
cal artisans making models Of our
present day b9itlrships. which. with
their mass and fighting tops. are
again lending themselves 20 even
greater plcsureslucneua than tho
fighting ships 81 old.
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Art Treasures
Aboard Idaho

Aboard the Idaho the meas rooms
also boast art treasures. Nearly 40
originals deck-a salty word--iir
riyited sides. Mr., Curtis ~ phiia.
delphla generously gave thonf from
his collection OF Saturday Evening
Post illustrations.
The sncmlrN' planes bombing a
Red Cross hospital. with fairs and
counter attacks. make a mos, Ailur.
Ing spectacle. Sentimental touches
or douEhboy under the Gothic
arch OF a French chateau Bidding
farewell 10 a charming French maid.
arc suggestive for the eon,empiatiyr
Salior on the high seas.
An Evening postite would no
doubt recognize and place the story
that goes with zach. Some were In
color and Others in black and white.
The boys at nea prefer not those OF
war and naval fighting. bu, o. noun.
usins and inland peace and 70.
nance.
So when this state presents paint.
irEa 20 tho new ha'tirahlp Washing
ton. what wonderful. Inspiring sub
j"c'A NC have that win appeal 10 our
Toys upon thr neasi This ship will
soon b, In commission and the state
must DO herself proud. A really fine
painting ~ Mount Rainier IL what
one Of tho higher ups. even an nd.
mirsl. Whispered he would like.
Seattle 10 awakening 20 tho 70
nance OF the Seas. with 10000
sailor men or more coming 10 our
city We can't help catching some.
thing OF H.
The overseas ships can barely
wind their way up the river Seine.
Yet Paris makes every effort % ap.
pear like a seaport She can a,
pinch deposit her carKoes at the
back door OF tho greatest OF worlds
art galleries. the Louvre. Upon the
city's coats % arms are ships
ships.
The very lamp posts are supported
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
ny DOROTHY FAY GOULD

II would be thrilling thing for
Seattle folks interested in pictures
while our magnificent fleet Ia In
harbor. 10 have an exhibition Of mess
room paintings. which are in many
cases the originals by our very best
known illustrators.
But In one case at least this would,
without ripping out the armored
steel plate. be impossible. for the oil
painting is done right upon the cold
steel Itself
The ship II none other than the
L. :. s. Tennessee. our masterpiece
IN battlcships and the painting IL a
portrait of the ship itself coming
fun steam ahead thru atmospheric
waves llfted into Transparent foam
and shot thru with aplaHhes OF col.
orful sunshine.
The artist Ia none other than the
famous Henry eutrrdahl-~faImdNiH
for his ses power controversy. for
his directive energy during tho war
as well an a painter of great sea pic.
lures.
Upon the wnus pilates OF steel
bang two pictures by Howard
Chandler christy. for which his own
wife posed. Ills generosity was
touched by the sea folks and they
were presented without further ado.
They are almost life HiEe figures
Of adorable sweet girls, as only
knows how to paint them A
more anstcre note IN found ia "A dear.
old fashioned portrait Of Anderw
Jackson, the ships patron saint,
president and native Of the
state for which the ship was
named. Framed alongside the por
trait IL carefully preserved doeu
mont with the original signature 81
the distinguished president.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
limitations Issued for
Tea IN Tacoma

Miss Martha Lindberg has issued
cards for a large tea 10 be given at
her home In Tacoma Friday. August
10. from until o'clock. comph-
mentary to her sister.in-law. Mrs. G..
VI. Llndberg.
Miss Lindberg IS well known In
university circles in Seattle. having
attended the University OF Washing.
ton. where she is a member OF Delta
Gamma fraternity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
Mrs. Lilly Plans
Attractive Tea

Mrs. wilmot II. Lilly II entertain
ing with a tea at her home Friday
afternoon as compliment TO her
sister-in-Iaw. Mrs. John H. Perry OF
table will be Mrs. Henry Franklin
Brown. Mrs. Aubrey Wilton. Mrs.
William Parkhurst Brawley and Mrs.
Charles II. Lilly. Jane Lamping and
Jane Denney viii greet the callers
at the door.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
s,,ors Guests at Tea

Miss Mary Florence Reardon OF
Vancouver. b. e.. and Miss Miriam
oHeron. OF Chicago, were honor
guests ~ the tea Miss Angela and
Miss Dolores German gave az their
home this afternoon. The tea table.
attractive with low basket Of snap
dragons, daisies and bachelor hut.
tons. was presided over the first hour
by Mrs. Walter Ward and Mrs.
William Finn. and the second hour
ty Mrs. Folgcr Peabody and Mrs
}. r. Cronin. They were assisted by
Miss Phyllis Hamlin. Miss Angela
Mcclellan. Miss Mildred Hughes and
Miss Mary German.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
Marriage Ceremony
Performed

The marriage Sunday OF Miss
Frances Evelyn De Mum 10 Mr..
Carl w. Rennard eliminated ro-
nance Of years. The ceremony was
performed at the home Of the brides
intimate friend. Miss Lucille stencer.
at the Salerno Apartments. with Rev.
William n. Bliss officiating. Mrs.
Rennard is a graduate OF the Eilens-
burg normal school. and Mr.. Rem.
nsrd is "A civil engineer. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rennard will make their home
In Spokane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
College Reunion

The first organization Of college
women in the Pacific Northwest. the
Rockford College Association. will
hold iss goth annual reunion on Au-
gust IS at the home OF Mrs. Roe
Emerson shaub. 3o25 y. 25th st. Ia
coma. The membership Of the asso.
citation embraces Washington. Ore.
gon. Idaho and Montana. and In nd.
dition 10 regular members. all former
students OF the institution are
cordially invited 10 attend. Lunch
con win be served NJ o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16

Are there any maps Of the United
states that show the main Travelled
bighxays7 TRAVELLER.
The American Automobile ossocia-
lion issnes O fraHsconfinentai mag
containing main frapclc4 routes and
hefr principal connections fhrHom
me country for 81. This map CON
iaiHs mileage Itineraries. route mark
iHgs and useful sug0esfons 10 tour
ISIS, and map be purchased from any
branch office Of the American Auto
mobae dssociGfion or directly from
American Automobile association,
Ndfio"oI Headqaartcrs. Washington.
~. G. n n
Can names Of farms be protected
lcgaiiy7 FARMER.
tHder recent ruling Of the 4. r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
BY CYNTHIA GREY

"A mans morals is q matter ~ moneyg"
The statement propounded gospel truth by q
tho says he has Uery large acquaintance qoih life.
keen feilov's 10 The Orindstone In other Uords,
teep him rorking all the time and he is liable TO be fair
respectable citizen But let him hare pockefd Of money
and some leisure and conclude, NTH me- that all men are
alike az 10 pietv an right
$50 long has all he do 10 support one aoife
is not so uerv likely 10 be thinking am other ooman
or II he does think about her he nos hasn't ann Doney
~ snond ON her ~ nlnnn1es 10 foraot her amin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
Attractive Bridge
Tea Planned

Mrs. Il, Il. burnside and Mrs. G c
Norton viii entertain With a bridge
tea At the residence Of Airs. Burnside.
Thursday afternoon. honoring Mrs.
James lint. OF New York. and Mrs
Henry Thompson. Of san Francisco
Seven tables viii be In play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
Charming Bridge Tea
Giren This Afternoon

Miss Mildred Miller was hostess
this afternoon at her home, enter
tanning charmlngly with an attract
NE bridge tea. The home was
artisiically decorated In an the sum
mcr flowers. yellow being used In the
sun room. a deep rose shade In the
living room and pink sweet peas and
roses In the dining room. at the
tea hour Mrs. Edward Morgan Mills
and Mrs. Albert Charles Stuhb pre-
sided AZ the pFcttiis appointed table
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
Service at the Tea
Sion WedI4sdnn

Westminster Presbyterian church
will be In charge Of the Little Tea
Shop Of the Orthopcdic hospital
"Wednesday, with Miss Nellie Patrick
ny hostess. assisted by Mrs. NJ. s..
Wooster. Mrs George w. Shields
Mrs. II. u. Seelcy, Mrs W. A. Irwin.
Miss Mary Waller. Misc Josephine
Shields. Miss Louise Bailey and Miss
Gertrude Buckley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
ADDITIONAL. CLUBS
Elite Rrb~kah Lodge

The AUXILIARY 10 Elite Rsbeknh
lodge win hold a basket picnic at the
home Of Mrs. Jane WEIGH. szss Nor
gan ST.. on Thursday. Mrs. Weleh
viii be assisted by Mrs. Grace kjeil.
Rrcn. A lawn supper viii be served
at .. m. 70 be followed hy cards,
Members are asked TO take tho RAJ
nIer Valley car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16

MISS GREY win rse~,. -
I'i crs Of this dspsrtr.'.
Tho star Office on TUESDAY. ~. =
> to Z. and a. Other time. 49,
po'ntment. Please Do oss =
on other days than T.s~~ e''ns
les- you have an spoasra-ss
with Mis- Grey, "a une,rs.s
visitors interfere With hsr -.
ing. y"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
CYNTHfA,S ANSWERS
TO SHORT QUESTIONS

when did the United States take
over the work OF the Panama canals
IA
The iqio authorizing the purchase
~ the Panama Canal Co. property
and franchises scas passed IN June.
1909. The actual rork on eTearaftnp.
rte. for the canal toas begun in
juno. 1901
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
Personal

Miss wlnonah Blackwell Is visiting
her sister. Mrs Wilson NJ. shy der,
jr.. at Lake stevens this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmot II. lilly and
little son. who have been spending
tho summer az Seahurst Park. have
returned to their town house.
Mrs. W c. Henssy. with her son
and daughter, Carl and Charlotte,
have returned from Hayden lake,
where they have been spending the
past month.
Mr.. II. A. Farr. OF san Francisco,
spent the week end at the Hotel
Washington.
Mrs. Herbert schocnfcld has re.
tarned from the Pend oreille lakes,
where she has been spending the
summer. With her family she viii
leave soon for an extended Eastern
trip,
Col. NJ. Willard Glenn and Mrs.
Glenn. who have been guests OF Mira
Eliza Ferry i.eary FOR the past two
months, are leaving Saturday for
their home in Albany, Ca
Miss Mary strive is spending this
week as the guest OF Mrs, Livingston
n. Stcdman at the Highlands
The Misses Charlotte Greer. Rob
erta Humphrey. Jane Parkinson.
Anne Eimorc. Mary Fillmore. barbara
Dent. katherine kccna and Jcasic
Keena left yesterday for two
weeks outing with the Campfire
Girls az Camp Seaith on Nashon
island.
Miss Florence Carly II a s,iest at
The Hotel Alexandra IN Los Angeles.
Com. Mai. Shirley. U. s. ~. and
Mrs. Shirley are spending SIX weeks
At ;heir former home in South Caro-
lima.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter os,randcr
and two sons. Milton and Raymond.
will depart Thursday. motoring 10
san Francisco. where they Will make
their future home.
Mrs. NJ T.. Boznrth left Monday
morning for Olympia. where ,hc viii
he the guest OF her daughter and
son.in.law. Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.
FriSch. for one week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira bronson and farm.
ily and Miss Rossunond Hide OF BIOS
ton. Mass, viii leave Saturday by
motor for trip 90 Lake chelans
where they viii spend week.
Miss Elizabeth Dawson and Mr..
and Mrs. ]. u. Guard OF Honolulu
returned Sunday evening" ffo m
Rosario, where they have been the
guests. OF Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ.
Moran for a week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Guard have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. w. c. Dawson at Medina for
two months. Today they left by
motor for San Francisco. where they
win spend ten dase. before sailing
for their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Warren Bcolc
win return by motor August 20 from
Lake Crescent. where they have been
for two weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
Seattle
Society
ur. and Mrs. StrWce Plan
Dinner; Incitdtions Is
sued for Bridge Tea;
Honor Guests This Aft
cl1OOn.

AFR. AND MRS. FREDERICK
WI STRIVE have extended invt
atlonS for dinner OF twelve covers
II their home Thursday evening
~mplimentary 70 Mr.. and Mrs.
knox smith MARY Hardy OF New
fork and MIR ScrFoi klihansky ana
Hr. Theodore Spierlng, guest teach
ms at the Cornish school this sum
Der.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
Capt. and Mrs. StearnS
Dinner Hosts

With Admiral Edward w Eberlc
and Mrs. Eocrlc. Mrs. Robert +.
Coontx aud Mrs. James Hamilton
Morton as the guests OF honor. Capt.
ozark u. StcarnS. L. :. n. and Mrs.
- rms will entertain with a dinner
O ny.eight covers at their quar-
the Navy Yard this evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
COPS NOSE KNOWS

Owing 10 the smell. police al
lege, they caught Frank Olson
with "a pint on his hip Monday
night Ut Broadway and Denny
way. Officer +. T.. Tinslcy said
the small was so strong he track
cd Olson for several blocks by the
scent OF the grape alone. Olson IL
held on booze charges.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
.alahs Chapter No. iIs

Aloha Chapter No. iis. O. =. s..
and Green Lake Lodge No. 40. A.
r. and a. NJ. will hold their annual
picnic Saturday. Aug. 20. at Wood
land park. A program OF sports has
been arranged. one Of the features
being a women's baseball game. um-
pied by Mrs. Fannie Mantor. past
ma,ron of Aloha Chapter. The sports
will begin In the afternoon. Dinner
will be served nj $50 p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16

The quarterly meeting Of the
woman's AUXILIARY 90 the Pioneer
association win be held at Pioneer
hall. Madison park. on "Wednesday.
Members arc requested 10 bring a
picnic lunch. which viii be SERVED
~ 1850. following which the annual
election OF officers will take place,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
Bridqe Hosts

DIR. and Mrs. L. r. Shroat blanche
Jackson. who have just returned
from their wedding trip. were the
complimented guests at bridge par.
~. which Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph An
derson gave In their honor last
evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
Luncheon VIII
Commitment Visitor

Mrs. Arthur r. Gilroy will enter.
tain With luncheon at Frederick
and Nelson's tea room tomorrow.
complimenting Mrs. James Hit OF
New York. The party later will at.
tend the performance at the Wilkes
theatre
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
Bridge Tea VIII
Commitment Mrs. Curtis

Thirty guests will be entertained
b. Mrs. Ross Wilson. at the bridge
tea she is giving at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. b. l.. Gates. "Wednesday
afternoon. complimenting Mrs. Cur
It's. wife Of Capt Donald Curtis, Of
the u. ). S. New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
Cynthia Grey 3

Man Of World Advises That Masculine Morals Are
Matter Of Money and Suggests IL Is Well for
Women 10 Get Their Husbands IN the Habit Of
Spending on Them Instead Of GiUing Them Time
10 Look for Some other Woman to Spend Upon;
His Philosophy May Haze More Truth Than
PoetrY IN IT,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
IN HARBOR SUBJECT
FOR ARTISTIC ENTHUSIASM

upon dolphins. The good old sea
sod with his trident adornH the rail-
ways. Prows Of captured vessels
project from the fountains in the
Place de Ia Concern.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16

Plans have been completed for
Ia Y. T. I. Danse Exquisite" To be
given Friday. Aug, 10. az the Seat.
tie Yacht club Tho committee Is
composed Of Miss Harriet Harswlg.
Miss Virginia Jaundrew. Miss Marue
Rice. Miss Sarah Kelly. Miss Alice
Schneider. Miss Alice potigan. Miss
Lola Mitchell. Miss Queenie Dream.
ey, chairman. Miss Margaret Hin.
chey will have charge OF the card
playinr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16

patent offtce. rs0istyafson 4. .
trade mark ditdsion Of IN go, ~
fee Of farm name osues th< as !. y.
Of The farm aoic right 10 ..s 80 ~
spcctftc name. nv
Are chinese ever granted e,s,..
ship In the United siateag pna
Chincse children born In fbts 80.
tn are cttizens By ffrtae ~ ~.
cifizenship is also granted 10 c ~
men rho served IN the q. g. ts,s.
IN the UoTid oor. 1
What Is the best Kind az 49,.
use 10 make ones hands sof, ~
"mls' Mn
The So1p th0t suits one skin ,o,u =.
suit another. In Oencrdf. ann ~.
soap. foilored BY lotion a. ~.
rafcr and Oiycerfne. equal ss,s.
pfth the Juice Of one iepson az
feio drops Of fincture Of tersoi, -,
Keep The hands In good condition
Il the vun's corona vis.ble a, a.
unguishable at other times he,ss,.
when II Is totally eclipsed by d.
moon ORA
The Y. s. naval obsertato,y !,
ports the suns corona cannof BE- a
serpcd ercepf at the time o. a ts,1,
solar ecltpsc. On such an occass-
some Of the coron1i steamers hs.<
bern seen 10 ertend for several ~
lions Of miles atooy from, the sss.
during the few minutes Of celia.
the corona Is immobae uiih sela.
cHcc 10 the sun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
Charming Dinner

Mrs. Caroline r Townsend enter
tained with a charming dinner 81 her
home last evening. as a compliment
10 Dean Ethel. III. Coldwcli and her
mother. Mrs. NJ v. Coldweii Places
we're marked for eight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
Red Cross tumble
Sion Nerds

The Red Cross tumble shop,
Fourth ave. and Virginia At. are re.
auestlng women who are willing 90
donate baby clothes Co leave them NJ
the shop "a soon as possible. as the
demand Is urgent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16

cue,n city Council Security iiane
n, association VIII meet at ODD FEB
lows hall. 10Th ave. and Pine sta.
~ sac p. m. rArds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
Princes. Angelina parIor No. ,

Princess Angelinc Parior No. I,
Native Daughters Of Washington.
will meet with Mrs. y. Carmichael.
1902 2ist ave S. w. Friday evening.
Aug. 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
Canadian Momen'. Club

The Canadian Wemen's club vii
hold basket iacnie Wcsinesiay.
August II. az the summer homr OF
Mrs. Il. y spragus. at Rolling hay.
Take steamer Burton. leaving az 9'a9
a. IN. from Pier ). The return boat
leaves Rolling lay at ssts .. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16

last year i.5.ooo. 900 pairs Of rub
her heels were manufactured in the
United States.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
Ladies' Auxiliary nlkur Cholum

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ton BItor Choiun viii hold its rcsu
lnr meeting In the sca'ry room Of The
synagogue. isth ave. and NesieF
way. on "Wednesday afternoon a.
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