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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-03
Patronesses for Different
Scenes Of Theodore
Home PAGEANT

The following women will be pa.
tronesscs for the different scenes in
the historical pageant to be given by.
the children Of the Theodore Home
In the garden OF Mrs. Eliza Ferry
Leary's home, 1851 Tenth ave. ~,
Wednesday. August 10.
For the flag scene-Mrs. Eliza
Ferry Leary. chairman; Mrs. VIM. s.
Walker. state regent of the ID. A. ~
Mrs. =. $. Masters, regent Lady Ster.
ling chapter: Mrs. II. A. Balllnger.
Mrs. Arthur DE Voc, Mrs II. u. Hur.
ley. Mrs. Philip Jennings.
For the Widows Offering" scene
Mrs r. II. Nelson. president OF the
Women's auxiliary OF the American
Legion. Lloyd r. Cochran post, chair.
man; Mrs. Robt. Carr. OF the Seattle
post: Mrs. Walter -. Beals, president
OF the Rainier. Noble post. Mira Guy
Parmlee, Mrs. Malcolm Douglass.
For the Clara Barton" scene
Mrs. j. r.. Crichton. chairman. Mrs.
Chas. r.. Peabody, Mrs. Emil Marx,
Mrs. John Trumbull. Mrs. NJ a.
Matthews, Mrs. Victor Rabcl. Mrs.
w. n. Lyon, Mrs. X. Mcmahon, Miss
Grace Harrington. director OF the
Red Cross Nurses service. Miss May
LOOMS. Miss w. kapp. Miss Mar.
earet Rice. Miss Cora Gillespie. presi.
dent of tho King County Nurses'
association: Miss NJ. Il. Murphy. Miss
AImira Rosengren, Miss May Sheedy,
Miss Lu Metcalf. Miss Alice Stem.
holm, superintendent public school
nursing.
For the Spirit OF '7e" scene--Mrs.
Fred w. Bert. Jr.. councillor Seattle
council OF Minute Women: Mrs. ed.
gar Ames, county councillor; Mrs. n.
II. A. Hastings. Mrs. Harry Wooden.
Mrs. III. NJ. Stfyker. Mrs. r. r.
Fahey, chairman Amcricanlzation
committee: Mrs. Frederick A. Church.
III, Mrs. Daniel Ragan, Mrs. John
MAcGowan. Mira Mary Il. Leslie.
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Charming Tea Honors
Mrs. PERU

Mrs. NJ. Ross Downs entertained
with charming tea this afternoon at
her home. honoring her sister, Mrs.
John FL Perry. OF New York.
The living room. where the hostess
and the honor guest received, was
beautiful with quantities Of blue by
drargeas, and broad bowl OF water
lilies and autumn leaves adorned the
lovely table, where Mrs Farweii Put
man Lilly and Mrs. John shcahan
presided from until o'clock, md
Mrs. Charles II. Lilly and Mrs. Cor
win Ebcrtine. from until 6.
Assisting were Mrs. John Loor
Locke. jr., Miss Kathleen Don6hoe.
Miss Bctay Booth, Miss Claire Stol.
fcnberg. Miss Mildred Lewis and Mrs
Charles Claude Thompson.
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Mrs. Mognusson Gives
|Delightfut Tea

Compiimenting her house guest.
Mrs. Almon Homer Fuller. OF Ame..
Iowa Mrs. G. Edward Magnusson
entertained delightfully."- with tea
at her home this afternoon frosn
three until five O'Clock.
Presiding AT the dainty tea table
the first hour were Mrs. John Vein.
xiri and Mrs n. o. Eastwood. and
from four until five Mrs. Edgar
Fuller and Miss Mlinora Roberts
Assisting were Mrs. William r
Henry. Mrs. c. A. Magnuxson. Mrs.
Charles May. Mrs. William Allison.
MISC Emily Fuller. Miss Jennie Mag.
nusson. Miss Margaret rigg and
Miss Gertrude weinziri. Pink sweet
peas and ferns arranged In low vases
were used for the central decora ton,
while dahlias and daisies In profus.
ion were placed effectively in ali the
rofaryna
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and be rewarded by the approval Of
your friends and the gratitude Of
your children. Yours IL a problem
for hero to face. weak hearts fail
under such pressure. yet when you
decide to sacrifice your momentary
pleasure for your chlidren's sake. the
unselfish act. no doubt. viii give
birth to the courage that makes
heroes. A SISTER NURSE.
For Bewfidered: IL people only
thought more OF the color Of mans
heart than of bis face or blood this
would be a happier world. A dear
friend OF mine married a white man
had reversed the situation. Nothing
but the heart makes any great diff
ference.
Environment has a great deal to
do with matters. Why not move
down TO Dixieland and be happy?
The Lord looketh upon the hearts
only. READER
Dear ~Bewildercd-: Your first
R1Ag - " AAft hWO tfAtiftH +ON nave
already brought into this world. You
owe IL to them not give them a step
father they might be ashamed OF.
The man your daughter may want to
marry may have a strong racial
prejudice. You have to think Of your
daughters future. consider II even
more carefully than your own.
IL you marry this man you win
regret II and II you do not marry
him you will forget IT, 70 II you are
the kind OF vain person who allows
vain regrets a place In your mind
you are going 20 have them what
ever your decision is. Better the re-
greet in this case OF omission than
commission.
Forget yourself momentarfly and
think only Of your two children and
before long you Will be happy. too.
II. A.
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Professor Caroline H. ober, head
OF the department OF Spanish nj the
University. hhn an interesting life
lunk hobby II Is the collection OF
stamps and postcards from all over
the world.
Two special cabinets similar 20 the
old fashioned "hlghboyr' hold her
collections. Having Travelled the
world over, from Argentine 10 China.
she has correspondents everywhere
Part OF the class work Is the ex.
change Of newspapers and magazines
and cards with these foreign friends
---all writing. OF course. In Spanish,
The postcards are all arranged geo.
graphically. 80 that no matter what
town or country comes up for dis.
cusalon. there Is a collection Of In.
tercsting pictures TO illustrate the
lecture,
Her collection OF stamps wns be
gun in 1856 when, student at
Wheaton seminary In Norton. Mas.
che paid a visit to family friends in
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NEW WILKES co.
SCORING SUCCESS

In Jane Cows appealing play.
smiiin' Through" the new com
pany appearing at The wilkes IN
scoring distinct success on ia open.
ing week. The company In every
way IN stronger than that which
clos"d the snason. II IL entirely new
and the acting OF the fantastic com.
eay IL the subject Of much praise
AisA Alice Elliott gives a charming
performance Of the Jane Cowl role
and Fred Durham appears 10 ad
vantage opposite her Forrest Tay
ior makes an impression In the lead.
inr character rulo. Others are cIiff
Lancaster. Anne bergman. Vivian
Moore Jerome Sheldon, Benaie
nuakiris. John Niokerson. The play
is beautifully ptarrd.
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ugly picture ! place before yOu--the
picture Of your children or your chill
drcn's children. Generations Of them
may suffer this great humiliation be
cause you satisfied your hearts love
at their expense. ! am not saying
this becnusr Of any race hatred--I
have none ~ but am advising
strongly against mixed marriages.
They have no often brought unhappi.
ness.
You ask; How am To stiIl the
clamor OF my own heart for the
qualification OF lover Let me as
sure you that when you decide posi-.
lively against this union for your
children's sake--and refuse 10 debate
the aueftion with yourself and others
you VIII rise in your self respect
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Art Gallery to
Close One Month

The Fine Artn gallery viii close
August 7 at y. m II viii reopen
september 0 with an exhibit Of
sculpture and painting by Victor
Aionno Lewin
The present fiomilly FeGden exhlb
u from London viii be sent To Eng.
land next week. At present several
Fine Arts members are endeayoring
TO raise $50 In order 10 purchase
The Tower, Algiefs." one Of Fed.
denis most attractive water eoloru.
This would be a start to a Fine
Arts permanent collection
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Mira Bcwildered: May I not say
To you; Marriage Ia presumed 20 be
contracted aa a sequence OF love. and
for the purpose Of securing 20 the
parties interested the greatest
amount OF happiness obtainhble In
life. Its dual purpose IL this happi.
ness and a compliance with Gods
nscond command TO multiply and re.
pienlsh the earth. 30 the REAL
question Ia. WIN happiness follow
this union you are contemplating
II you were 30 sure OF IL. Mrs. BE.
wildered. and the man you love and
who loves you il just ns sure-~hy
should there be this vague. shadow
Ing doubt in your mind7 ! very
much fear you are not Fure enough
10 find the happiness you believe lies
just around the corner. L. w.
Dear Worried Soul; Why appeal
for advice- co out into Gods great
tcmple-~the wonderful outdoors and
hold communion with Him.
Consider your duty TO the children
you have. your duty 70 your unborn
even unto the third and fourth gen
Grafton: consider yourself and the
man you love and who loves you
Last. but not least: Consider the
fac; that life here is only q few
days compared TO the vast eternity
and that we make our own heaven
and he'll. even upon this earth.
when your decision In made. abide
by IL and smile. You have been In
the Inner Palace" and have seen
the vision OF right and wrong You
win have made your own choice and
viii abide by II TO the end
YOUR .wIsHER.
Bewiidcred: 7; IN quite evident
from your letter that you KNOW
deep within your heart what you
ought 10 do. but don't want 10 do II.
IL II ages oid-thai battle twtxt
love and duty.
Your heart longs for the man. but
your mind and conscience tell you II
In wrong.
Your letter asking for advice was
written In the foriorn hope that
someone, somehow, would be able 20
furnish you with moro plausible
excuse for marrying 1t Is a sad
plight. admit. my dear woman. bu,
should you follow out those marriage
vows Il viii be a much sadder plight
w. II c.
~. r,<n~ .-yzrw-starv~a-. 70 1. an
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Dinner as Pre-
Nnntini Commitment

MIR and Mrs. II. J. pobbs will en-,
terrain with a dinner at their hom.
Friday evening. complimentary 10
Miss Helen worboys and her fiancc.
Mr.. John H. o'Ncii. whose marriage
will take place "Wednesday evening.
August 10.
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Miss Jefferson to
Entertain InfOrnlaLLY

Entertaining Informally At her
summer home. shadow Lawn. "
across Lake Washington. Miss Vir.
glnla jefferson will be hostess tomor.
row afternoon, complimentary TO
Mrs. Otto Wagner, OF Wenatchee.
who is the guest Of her parents. Mr..
and Mira w. r. listed
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Mrs. Force Has
Oil Paintings

Mira Horton G. Force recently re.
turned from visit TO her home In
Boston, MaAs.. with several oil paint.
iugH done before the war II IN hoped
she will show them In the annual
Northwest artists exhibit During
the war she neglected her art while
Al work with the Iisd Cross In
France. Two OF the Etiil life pictures
Ambrose Patterson Is framing in his
specially designed frames. one in
gold with a brown overcast and the
other in gold with silver blue glaze
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complimcntlng Miss Katherine
Galley. the new principal Of ST. Nicho.
las school. Mrs. Harvey J. Fetter vein
entertain with a tea at her horne 10.
morrow afternoon for the teachers
and the mothers Of the girls DIS.
pcnsing the hospi,aliti~a OF the tea
table will be Mrs. Kari Harbaugh.
Mrs Alton w. Leonard and Mrs
Wallace Green Collins
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Miss Struve
Honor Guest

Mrs John ID. Farrell has extended
tnvnauons for a luncheon at her
home tomorrow afternoon In cornpli.
menf to Miss Mary Strive. Of Paris.
who Is the guest for the summer OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Struve. Gov.
- win be placed for twelve.
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Informal Tea Honors
Mrs. Mcnrus

Honoring Mrs. Robert w. Mcarus
Ethel Brown. wife of Colonel
Mearns. u. $. A.. OF Camp lewis.
Mrs. Frank r. Wit entertained with
an Informal tea at her home this
afternoon. The invitations were lin.
tied TO very close sorority friends.
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DA TIES
TO REM EMBER


THURSDAY, AuGtsr - -
Airs " s Walker and Miss Mabel
Thompson viii entertain With
bridge luncheon. eompiimahtinH
Mrs Charles NJ ketehuil
Mise Louise and Miss Mildred tweed
60 entertain With a taNsi shower
cempiimentins Miss tteleu wer.
hoYa
Mrs dur Bawden and Mira Ernest
Walters viii entertain with
bridge tea heaertnE Mrs E Z.
Winnek. Of san nieHo. Cal.
Mrs Edwin e. Fellows will honor
her haase guest Mrs samuel
Hllt, o. New York. With bridge
tuncheau
Mics Geraldine Jackson will enter
tain wlth garden tea Tor her
sister, Miss Alice jackson. from
until o'clock
Mrs Charles r burnside Will he
luncheon hostess. eeinpitmenttng
Mrs a. n elise OF Washington.
n c.
FRIDAY, August D.
Miss Clara Emery Fili entertain
with an Informal luncheon a her
summer home AZ Hereford
Miss Virginia and Miss Marion
Wiley wiii compliment Miss
parthea Sharnies ~ith a supper
Airs charles n winders wiil be
hostess with = bridge tea Al home.
Mrs Donald A Nicholson wtil en-
terrain With aneheen at the
sunset club cemplimsntlnE Mies
nar,heA shaFples
SATURDAY.. Atatsr A.
Seattle nay Nursery associations
annual summer dance at the
Three Tree Point club house.
MONDAY. Atotsr s.
Mrs Frederick Bentley to entertain
at luncheon at horne. compliment
AIRY 20 Miss nartheA Shafples
TUESDAY. Atorsr 3D.
Mira Francis Guy Frtnk will be
hostess as an Informal garden
Breakfast at her home at Gray
Dahiea" at 1880 o'clock
Miss Dorothy Eeins viii entertain
with a tea AZ home. honerlnx her
guest. Miss kathryn Armssrenx.
~ Oakland, Cal. and Mrs George
stuart pougtas
WEDNESDAY, Au.usr To-
Miss uelen NoFbeys wili wea NJ
John Henry u'>eil In the First
Baptist church al o'clock.
Theodore Home Pageant on the
grounds ~ Mira EtlHa fsFry
Learys home.
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MISS GREY win receive
I'l ers Of this departme m
Tho star office on Tuesdays - !,
10 4, and a. other times by ! -
pointfnent. Please do not corrs
on other days than Tuesday IN.
less you have an appointment
with Mis- Grey. ~ unexpected
visitors interfere with her writ
ing.
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The regular weekly card party Of
the Overseas club will BE- held at the
clubhouse. sos isth ave ~. Thurs
day. August 4. at $40 .. m. Mrs.
Il. II. Jackrnan In Charge Members
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Reception at Cornish
School

a reception win be given at the
Cornish school Monday evening.
from until 10 o'clock. with Mr.. T..
Robert Schmltz. guest teacher. as
the honor guest.
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Personal

Mr.. c. II. Collins. Miss f-ima
ColiIns Miss Jessie n. Carter and
Mira George Riley have returned
from a months soJourn at Lake
Chelan-
Mrs. Alexander NJ. wetherffi and
two daughters. Sidonia and Marjorie.
who have been spending the past
month at Hayden bake. returned 70.
say.
Or. c. y. Davidson returned sun.
day from a ten days trir TO Alaska.
Miss Anna 4. Goiisch and Mr..
stephen w. Brethorsi are two stu.
dents from Seattle who have regis.
tered for courses at the summer SOS.
sion Of Boston university. tho former
in education. sociology and English.
and the latter In drama. education
and history.
Miss Mary r.. Wilson Of Berkeley.
to be the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles l. Roy for a few days
Mr.. Frank wIaner Of laurel.
Miss. Ii spending a few days as the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. @. II. kinxer.
Mr.. H-rn~rt A. Schoenfeid has re-
turned from a two weeks visit with
hts family al their summer place on
the Pend o'Rielie lakes in Stevens
county.
Mr.. Campbell Reiieh~r. who since
his graduation from Yale In Janu-
AIRY. has hcen travelling in Europe.
viii return Monday.
Mr.. Frederick Foster Of Dart
mouth college Ia the guest Of MIR
Thomas Pclly for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Williams re
turned last week from motor trip
70 California
Mrs George " Burroughs and
daughter. Miss Gertrude. Of r.ilena
burg. who have been spending the
past two weeks as the guests Of Mrs.
Burroughs parents. Mfr. and Mrs. u.
r. Gage. in Mount Vernon. are the
guests today of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Gage, en- route 70 their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter Douglas are
on a motor trip TO Vancouver. u. c..
and the Georgian circuit
Mrs. NJ. n. Iockhar and two
daughters. Miss Edna Lockhart and
Miss Jane L,ockhart. Of Los Angeles.
arrived Sunday. and are guests AT
the Hotel Otis. planning TO remain
for some time.
Mrs. Charles l.. Moses left today
for Rolling Bay, where she viii
spend few days as the guest Of her
sister-In.law. Mrs Robert Moses.
Miss Carol Cheney. Of vader. Ia
spending a few weeks in the city as
/ the guest Of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Kerr re-
turned Friday from Wait at Lake
Chelan.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Crowder have
removed 10 their country place at
Enctai. where they will spend the re
mainder OF the summer.
Mrs. George Lcghorn and Mss Ma.
RE Leghorn have returned from
their motor trip 10 Spokane. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Lcghorn's
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WOMAN PROFESSOR HAS
STAMP AND CARD HOBBY

South America. She admits looking
forward 20 vacation aa the time
when she can spend long and de.
lightful hours with her HtampH.
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Informal Luncheon

Mrs. Maurice Tibhais entertained
with an informal luncheon at her
home today. compllmenting Mrs.
Robert w. Menrns- Invitations were
confined to close friends OF the guest
OF honor
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Bridge Evening

Mr.. and Mrs. James Charles Kerr
will entertain with an informal eve
ming OF bridge al their home Friday.
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HOT FAT

II hot fat Ia spilled on the kitchen
floor. dash sone cold water on Il i'm
m"diaisiy, Thus II will harden on
the surface instead Of soaking into
the wocd
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IFSTALE

II biscuits are slightly stale. you
can freshen Thorn by dipping them In
water an instant and then putting
them In the oven until they arc
warmed thru.
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First ave. on Thuf1day evening,
August 4 Game viii be called at
SIS. All Eastern Stars. Maaona and
friends invited.
Seattle Civic Improvement Club
Seattle Civic Improvement club
win leave on the 1916 ferry at Madi'
son ~ for Kirkland on Thursday
August 4. to spend the day with Mrs
y. y. Weber At her summer home
at ingicwood. All members invited.
Seattle Temple No. D
Seattle temple No. .. pythian Sis
teru. viii meet at 8 o. m. -Four new
members will be received into full
nlrmb.ruhip. and NJ. r. C. Margaret
Peterson. assisted by tho officers and
the STAFF. viii exemplify the work.
Sunshine Guild
The members II the sunshtnc guild
will picnic al Woodland park at II
A. m.
Council II Catholic Women VIII
Mcrs
Seattle Council Of Catholic Women
al Providence hospital. from 10 a. IN.
to .. IN
Michigan Apple niossom Club
Tn. members OF the Michigan Ap.
pic Rioapom club win enjoy a baakc,
lunch picnic al i2.3o y m. Thursday
August 4. at Alki Point
Seattle Serial Club
on Thursday, August 4. the Seattle
Social club will meet at the home Of
Mira Gustav. kschaak. tsse s7th ave.
y. w. at O'Clock. ana ali Eastern
stars are Invited To- bw present
GUESTS viii take street cars No. or
.. on First ave.
Raakrs Picnic
Instead OF the regular meeting on
Thursday evening. the wuman'n
auxiliary TO Rainier Noble poH.
American Legion. Will hold basket
picnic at the homo Of Mrs. Walter u.
H~ais. 1901 Sunset ave. IN honor Of
ia. disabled soldiers in local hoaps.
tails. Cuemt. and members will take
the II 80 West Seattle car on Thurs
day morning. August I.
DanghirvS Of ~. George WIN M~~s
Daughters Of Sc George IN ~. r.
II. A. hall. at lao y. n.
%
Yc~k Community Club
York Community club. at Mount
Baker Presbyterian church. In the
evening
Annual l.awn Frtr
The fifth annual lawn fetc Of ST.
Joasph'a Parish guild will be held
on the grounds OF the fiosg Names
academy. 2fnt ave. and Il. Aloha ST..
Thursday. August IL.
Pythisn Sisters
The Past Chiefs association Of So
attic temple No. .. Pythlan Sisters.
will he entertained BY the Past
Chiefs club OF Tacoma. NJ Point De.
fianco park. Tacoma. on Thursday.
Members are asked to take the a.
m. boat at the CoIrnan dock.
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After the show. wen so TO Boidts
advertisement
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Mrs. George Lcghorn and Miss Ma.
RE Leghorn have returned from
their motor trip TO Spokane. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Lcghorn's
sister, Mrs. w NJ warder. who win
be their guest for a few months.
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Nina NJ. Frye tent No. ~. win
give an aii-day picnic a, the home Of
tho president. Mrs. Margaret Nordin.
1884 AK ave. Friday. Angus; s. All
members and comrades invited. Take
Alki car. No. 1. and get off at Hiup
station.
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Mr.. and Mrs. III. A. Crowder have
removed 10 their country place al
Enctai. where they will spend the re
nainder OF the summer.
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BritiSh American Association Picnic
The British American association
will hold a basket picnic Mt Alki
beach on Wednesday. August 10.
Coffee viii be served at & o'clock All
members and friends invited.
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Smoke gray and red form
the color combination Of this
attractive frock. The material
is crepe chenette and the red
motif is introduced in the
wooden beads outlining the
neck and steepes aud rddi-
ating from the neck 10 the
belt. A red tdffetd sash ties
at the side. The sieeres. Dhich
fall from a tight cap.
resemble the d-fashioned
bishop sleeres.
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nd friends invited.
ADDITIONAL CLuRs


Eastern Star Club
Tho officers and members Of the
Eastern Star club are requested 10
attend luncheon given at the
Masonic temple. Friday. Angus, 6. at
1870 y. m. In honor Of tho pas,
president AIRS. I.onnie A. James.
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Coyn0fion cyedmed
asparagus

asparagus
Prepare the asparagus, either fresh
or canned. in the usual way. Have
tosst ready. put asparagus over
this. and cover with this white
sauce in quantity desired Melt 2
tablespoonfuls Of butter in sauce
pan: when bubblins add | table,
spoonful Of -four. and stir until
well blended. Pour in. very
gradually. VI cup Of canasion
Milk mixed with VI cup Of water.
Add "a teaspoonful Of salt and
. dash Of pepper. Beat until
smooth and creamy.
Ss~i fer Csrnssisn Cock Beck eenssir
100 practical tssasd recipes Carnssiea
PrsAnets c., iiso Stsars Biig- Ssassla
4
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Mr.. and Mrs James A. Kerr re.
turned Friday from a visit at Lake
Chclan.
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Fresh Green Vegetables
Made Appetizing
for the Children

Tender. jsieys
sueeslent fresh
Uegetabies-chI-
dyen like them
bert cyea N I'd.
Use Carnations
Mix for richness
and add the food
polse Of Psrs
eozrs' milk to the
vegetables. Re-
member Il i frrics
a. rich a. ordi-
nary milk.
al Grocers.
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The Past Chiefs association ~ Sc.
attic temple No. .. Pythian Sisters.
will he entertained BY tho Past
Chiefs club Of Tacoma. nj Point De.
fianco park. Tacoma. on Thursday.
Members are asked TO take the . a.
m. boat at the CoIrnan dock.
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Miss Carol Cheney. Of vader. Ia
spending a few weeks In the city as
the guest of friends.
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Clubs,


The social club OF Amethyst chap.
ter will entertain with court whist
card party at Wings cafeteria. 1909
First ave. on Thur.day evening,
August 4 Game viii be called at
SIS. All Eastern Stars. MaAona and
friends invited.