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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-25
BOARD AND ROOMS
HOTEL2
RITZ IIOTF.

hANA> SN~->vAS
HOTELS 70
RITZ HOTEL
30t u. THIRD
Under new management. respectable
hotel, run for people who appreciate q
clean atmosphere: reasonable rate by day
or week all outside rooms. RITE Hotel,
soi y. Third ~.
WESrtAND HOTEL, 205h ". Third.
Rooms " to tl2. connecting and private
bath 50 and StG. Usage 1873.
JACOBS HoTEL-Fireproof throughout;
nice clean rooms 81 and tl.;b per
night. - and 81 per week. COS L. First
LIGHT nOUsEKEEpiNG ROOMS Is
DENVER n. 7ll--For rent, one-haIf OF
aix-roum cottage to family of twoi fur
nlshcd' modern. 40 per week Usage
ron HENT-Two Iight house. Keeping
rooms; modern, close IN; no chldren
SoS y. seventh, nsagc 6llg,
FoR RENT-.rw Iight housekeeping
roomf. completely furnished; with or
without garage, g'5 W. Twelfth, Usage
HODGE r.. lIi2 Two modern ilsht
housekeeping rooms for rent osags
aail.ll
CiEYENNE. - 5lG- Largo llght house.
keeping pr siccping room.
TWO ugh, housekeeping rooms for rent,
Usage if2s H.
ONE LARGE front housekoepns room.
l1s s. MayhrU
NiCELy Furnished Housekeeping rooms.
107 IS Kcuoshs.
HASKELL g.. l2I Two Housekeeping
rpuus, furnished extra nice front pri.
yaio entrance, adJo'dlng bath. Call after
%. m.
1NNp hpusekc,plrg rooms, nicely fur
uIshrd. crorthiug furnished. to ladies'
employ %: houas privileges. Phone morn
.uFs. uHag" a1ld.
TlrlU r.. 1890 Two beautifully fur
n.shrl rooms, adjoining bath, private
entrance. ijd 'u permanent people EN-
pIo1'd psnG' .t'l.
FITru w.. G.0-rNo nicely furnished
rooms k.tcheuette and sleeping porch
and roar entrance. modem
rEuERNI. gsI5- ono large uodCFs
housekeeping room. so per month,
TWO iuoi'ru uufuruishcd light house
keeping rooms also ono tInishcd room.
Usage .3'h.
FURSIsIIEB rooms for light uousekeep-
my. clos. ln, near Jitncy line. ?la E
llssk'll
CuEYENNE. y seT-ltlye three room
all,imsutH. private hath. in new mod
nru uupIsE, wrll furnished, fine neigh
uDrhnoI. close ln.
THREE nicely furnished rooms for light
Housekeeping, close In on car line. sol
Houston,
TWO nicely furnished basement rooms 10
privste home rent $3.50 per seek, -
children. Usage o!gI.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-25
Protect Persia.

tn" military ambitions OF the So
wet were reaching into Persia, even
Whllc red armies we're Contcndlng
against the Poles and General Wran-
gel. but the British put an army
into I,rsia and compelled the Rus
SANS T." Withdraw. Red troops were
landed at Enzoli Persia. from Is
transports In May and threatened
10 march upon Tehcran and convert
Persia into "A soviet republic. The
irit'sh army which drove out the
RUSSIANS Is still maintained I'm Per-
'ia as a btilwark for tho protection
OF India
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-25

Iiumo was a sore spot all year
and was filled with the potontiall-
lies of war between Italy and Jugo
SlaNla, In defiance tp the Rome
government Gabriel d'Aununzio's lr-
eluUnarics ucDup rd a uuuurr Of is-
lands which were claimed by tugu-
Slivla. Finally tho treaty Of Rapal-
iu was negotiated, but d'AnuuuZio
refused To- recognize 1t and continued
his WHrlikc seizures. Au Italian army
and fleet were sent to Fiumc to
blockade the port, and finally forced
tho poet TO resign.
Outbreaks in ireland
Rebellion and potential rebellion
simmcrcd all year long iu three
quarters OF the British cmplru-Ire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-01
COOPERATIVE STUDIO FOR
SEATTLE ARTISTS PLANNED

were won by tho boys-Ciivc Haas,
FIRST. y. II Duokering. SECOND. Mar.
shall Glil. third.
Joining tho department OF nrehi.
lecture is much like Joining club.
for the "atcler." which Includes an
members Of tho department. IN run
by The students. and when tho prof
~ciH" are announced that the neaux
Arts society. Of New York. sends
West all students get together and
work. freshmen ~nigKering" for up
Ter clasnnen. learning much from
willing apprenticeship. The awards
are eagerly awaited. and the stu.
dents arr proud 81 the fact tina, this
university ranks seventh among th.
200 competitors who send work from
all over the country TO New York for
judgment.
AItsan shay and Donald Thomas,
mention mcn % Las; year. arc now ON
tho honor roll AT Pennsylvania
This yrar firrt mentions a special
honor. recognized In any architects
office the country overi. were won
By X Carter. II. Richardson and V. G..
Esdadan. A. many AZ three urntions
were won by Eiiraboth Aver. v l.
Annis. J nonneIi. A. y Fulton. w.
W. Land. two were awarded ". X.
chinn tnaaier Of the Ag.hsr this
yearl v G. Edldna. - 7. iopp. ~.
sehippman. y. r. puckoring. J &.
Jordan. v - Jones. {. W. Haas
one was won BY Marshall Gu and
Doris gieh~rt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-01

A cooperative studio and ethihi
tion room where Seattle artists may
work under Ideal conditions and with
minimum OF overhead expense,
and where they may exhibit hrtt
paintings TO better ndvantaEe-~thiH
Is the plan Of two local devotees of
the palette and brush. Athem Aaru
lis. 2is Columbia st. and Il. Iiorzo.
5000 F'auntieroy ave.
According TO the preliminary CON
tract. as drawn By Horzo. there VIII
BE- one lnrg- room for a studio. In
this each member of the association
viii have his allotted space. Equip
men, and conditions will be 81 the
brat Adjoining there viii be ~
c-ption room. where each artist viii
hRs. the privilege Of hanging an
equal number Of hi. paintings on
certain days OF the week this room
win BE- open 10 the public
"The only limit 10 membership will
be IN. standard Of work. and ~e have
set this pretty high.~ Borxo said. We
eciiew, this cooperative studio viii
fili a need long felt in Seattle. and
w- invite the inquiry and assistance
OF artists Of the city
Further Information may - Oh
tanned by tho- interested frotn
Athem Marutss. AZ the Blu.bird cafe
sis Columbia q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-01
Miss Holt TO Wed
Mr. Parker

Miss Lillian Blanche Holt. dangh-
ter OF DIR. and Mrs Arthur Holt
has named wednesday evening.
June %. as tho day OF her marriage
TO Mr.. william A. Parker. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r Parker. The
Ceremony win be performed az the
home Of her parents at SO O'Clock.
Miss Fay Louise Holt. sister Of
the bride. will be maid Of honor.
and Miss Gladys putfon and Miss
Marie Parker the bridesmaids. LIT.
Tie Brrnice Randolph. niece Of the
bride. IL TO be the flower girl. and
Robert Shinn. nephew Of the bride
groom. ring bearer Mr.. Leon KEN.
hold viii act as grcomstnan. and
the usheru arc TO be Mr.. Leo Thom.
as and Mr.. Ieo Moore An informal
reception win follow the ceremony
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-01
NEW COMEDY SkIT
AT PALACE HIP

Sam Lewis and Arthur Thornton
will endeavor 10 capture the comedy
honorn OF the new show opening AT
the Palace Hip Thursday. with their
clever rkit. "Th. Great Lovers. -
written for them by Joseph Brown.
ing They are rcputcd 10 have a
distinctly different" manner Of
serving combination Of comedy
singing and yentrlloauial nonsense.
Something altogether different In
the sketch une Is promised In
breakfast for Throc." TO br pre-
Ecnied BY Lynne sherlock 4 Co.
a series of balancing. aerial and
acrohatic fratH ir TO be offered by
tho Leach. Wailin Trio.
Culfport and Brown are a pair OF
negro comedians
a prctsily designed revue Of dance
ideas will BE- presented by santry
and Norton.
The New York Idea IL the fea
ture pho,opiay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-01
Architecture Not
the Same as CARPENTRY

Huneker says that Mane,s gift 10
hls generation was a new opera
glaze with which TO Wow the passing
show"
Many among the 1000 and rrrTr
sho went 20 tho archi,srtr open
houss" on tho campus. wcnt asny
wtth n similar remark.
Architect and carpenter arr syn.
onyrnour In some p~ople'n minds. and
Tho idsa OF actually paying a man
for n few little sketches II pr~rc~trv'
cus. when any one can sec that RS
tho man with the boards and nails
in his hands who do~s the work SO
many OF tho visitors lotfiy 70
marked:
Why. I r~ver again win say that
you boys and girls only 20 20 college
for tn. fun OF " D~ar mot When
did you have time to do such lots OF
work.
Tho students deests~d 10 keep their
display OF work M ON the walls IN
81 commencement was over.
Tho walls are covered with water
coiors. sketches. drawings TO scale
and fuii-sized details. -Four large
rooms are completely hned' a'ho
th're arv nut % s'"lenA' foh" par
ah's c'ne py VIC "os'n' o' eou'~
ana l"osed 70 SO ,hAt voc men
ions 'heir prodiE'es haa r~r"iSed ~
New fofk wore cohspsenouSi'
enough printed
Fe''o"'profeHSors ana business
men osihc tnh OF Nhn "hH'.l scorn OF
orawings the praeucal indulge
1us, TOMS were F"cileFoueip sur
prhen 10 ma thet anything bui't OF
fhaierlh. from 10Y 10 HkyScraper
required many ALTERNATE sketches
70 get the o"S, solution OF INC spe-
ciai prooien. tn~h cafeiuhy Drawn
detailed picture. hocording TO the
Sks,ch that proved most promis'
ing iinaiy SGT OF draNihgS 10 scale
OF every niue stair ran or moidtng.
or All inc CROWDS who VISIT IN" OLD
art SNACK a draughty and decrepi'
relic OF the days OF The fair. none
WIN o" ape 70 20 GOWN SECOND ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-01
Strawberry Festival
Date Chanqed

The strawberry festival planned by
the Broadway guild OF the Orthopedic
hospital for Wednesday. June %. at
the home Of Mrs. James Hamilton dc
Veuve. at the Highlands. will be
given on Friday. June -. instead OF
Wednesday. June %. as previously
planned.
The strawberries win BE- picked on
Thursday at the country homo Of
Mrs r. William Crosby at Medina
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-01
SEEING Is
BELIEVING

Dora tell you irs an a eu.,s>,
o. knowing where 10 20. I. for ~.
never would have believed Il rs~ahs'
II hadn't seen II for myself
You know. Peggy. I'm yery -.
TO 10 ever since ! saw you h ia,
adorable suit and heard where NJ
got H."
That isnr half. Dora N .
glorious blouse TO 20 with II 4 n,
biz blouse sale they're holding pov.
Nearly every blouse In stock /, b
low onehalf price. and they're bsuu.
ties I'm here 10 state that cherys
certainly do give bargains. Al
bcs; Of all. you &c. credit mr.
buying loads OF wonderful c}ofheu a
time, And the most surprising ~.
Is that. IN spite OF the easy paynet
method. their prices are no hirbr
than the cash stores Seeing d ).
lieving."
Their store Is at .o7 Rialts I'd.
Second and Madison. just oyes Pr.
Whistle Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-01
Vt. =. NcIHnn OF InkitfiA-
Service at Little
Tea .Shop 1hurSddu

The Queen Anne Study club VIII
be In charge OF the Little TEA Shop
tomorrow. with Mrs. V. w. Gemmoi
az hostess. assisted by Mrs. e. y.
Rlackaiier. Mrs. A. W. farrashor.
Mrs. y. &. Serrco- Mrs G. W karncr.
Mrs. y. NJ. KelcE. Mrs. ". J. Z Rem.
Mrs. r. A. Tyler ana Mrs. r. ID.
Kennedy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-01
IMgfeIloM PIT A.

The Longfellow ParentTeacher as.
ISOLATION will meet Thursday after.
noon at 2:30 at the school. During
the afternoon there will be an excel
lent musical program and Mothers
Problems" viii be discussed by Mrs.
John a. Mathews and Miss Anna
Clifford. This will be the last meet.
ing OF the year and election of Off.
GERS will take place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-01
Personal

| Mrs John TOY, wiz VI ~
Troy OF the AlaAkh Dihp"tch ~
juneau. Alaska. arrived In the CITY
Saturday from San Francisco. where
she has been spending the winter,
and IN n guest at the Hohttle bo'''
for n few days before leaving i"'
her home In Juneau.
Mr.. and Mr.. Chester Heitzr nm"
family left Monday by motor Tor
California, where they plan To r"
main about two months.
Mr.. and Mrn Falcon Joflin ana
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald u. Olson WIN
their families spent the weekend al
Lake keechelus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph G. Black are
spending few days In foftlaho'
Ore.
Mr.. and Mrs. william II. parrons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar l. Webster ana
Mr.. ana Mrs. Harry sharpiesH spent
the weekend at Lake Summit.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Stuart Thompkins
are planning TO remove next, week
from the Chelsea apartments 10
their new home at $50 Prospect 81
Donald Palmer Olson, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Donald Is. Olson. who IL
student al the United States Naval
academy at Annapolis. viii spend
| the month OF September In Seattle.
The midshipmen are leaving June
for three months cruise In Atlantic
waters
Mr.. John A. Miller and daughter.
Miss Alberta Miller. who have been
spending the past few days at Tnni'
dad. wash. arc guests at the Hotel
Frye. en- route 10 their home In Bel
lingham.
MIR. Fred Salmon and daughter.
Winlfred. left last Friday for a three
months trip TO Europe.
Mr.. John II. ConneIi returned Mon
day from the University OF Santa
Clara. In California. and IN the guest
OF hr parcnta. Mr.. and Mrs. VI. J.
Council for the summer vacation.
Mr.. and Hr1 Louis Dirthcr. Of
Vancouver. II. C.. spent the weekend
In Seattle.
Mrs. Ioui-~ MJeiien. Of New York.
who has been the guest Of MR. Hen.
~ c. fIibbard. left last creniDg for
| Vancouver. u. C.. where she will b.
the guest OF MrM W. Dixon Hop
craft
MR. Ars~r Stewart. who has b~~n
the CUES, Of Miss Doris Mitchell for
the pas, week. returned 10 her homo
in vancou~or. y. c. last evening.
Mrs. Fr~d Hudson Baxter and
Miss Harriet; Baxter. who have been
IN New York for several months. VIII
return tomorrow evening.
Miss Marie Fisher. who has been
visiting In California for some time.
II expected home about June -.
Mira virginia 4cDououFh- OF Port.
land. and Miss VIDA DodEr. OF San
israncisco. who have been in the Ear,
during the winter. viii arrive in the
city Friday. 60 be the guests Of Mr.
and Mu. James Colbert Sullivan
Mr.. and Mrs. Fr~d Fisher and Mr.
and Mrs George T. Myers spent the
week end At Lake Crescent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-01
Entertainment for
Rride-ELect.

Miss Dorothy Ewing and Miss
Mary Dudley Walker will be
hostesses Friday afternoon at tho
home Of the latter. entertaining
with an informal bridge tea. com
piirnentary to Miss Mary Water
house. who will be June bride
The guests will include only the
intimate friends OF the honor guest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-01
Mrs. Alt to Entertain

Complimentary to her sister. Miss
Blanche Myres, who has recently re-
turned from California. and for Miss
Viola Brendle OF Denver, Colo, Mrs.
Il. G. Alt will be hostess at bridge
tea at her home Friday afternoon.
Seven tables will be in play. with ad.
ditional guests at the tea hour. when
Mrs. George Bellman will preside, az.
sisted by Mrs. G. A. Wintermute.
During the afternoon little Frances
Ryan will entertain the guests with
some specially dancing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-01
COLORED LINENS

Flat c0lors In table liner.
found In some Of the smar -,
One particularly good,look,nr ,s.', ~
con set was Of vivid pink Win ~.
stitched ends. ''h'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-01
Engagement Of Miss
Letcher Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Letehcr an.
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter Alice Mildred TO Mr.. u l.
Won Lesson. son Of Mrs. -. y. Voa
lesson OF Auburn. wash. No wed
ding date has been set
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-01
Bridge Tea

Mrs. Theodore NJ Jenner will en-.
terain several outof-town guests
at the bridge tea she Is giving at
Frederick & Nelson's on Friday
afternoon, among them being Mrs.
-. u. Higgins OF Winnipeg. Mrs.
w. a. Swalwell Of Everett, Mrs.
walter Borlsnd OF Alaska. and Mrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-01
DR.. and Mrs. Moore
Dinner Hosts

Honoring Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
Grccnough Of Troy, Montana. who
arc the guests Of Col. C. II. Blc,hen
and Mrs. Riethen. nr. Walter \.
Moore and Mrs. Moore Will enter
tain with dinner at their home
tomorrow evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-01
Miss Holt
COMMUNICATED

As a pre- nuptial compliment u
Miss Blanche Holt. the Manus
Dramantius club entertained with a
miscellaneous shower at the home
OF her parents. DIR. and Mrs. Arthur
Holt. on Friday evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-01
MS cAsp-r Y1,chs,
Assistants Named
for Tea

At the bridge tea Mrs Henry
Broderick win give al her home on
wednesday afternoon. June ., as
sisting her will be Mrs Bert Farrar
and Mrs. W. Z Hyatt. who WIN pre-
side at the tea hour. aided BY Mrs.
Edward c. Ewing and Mrs Francis
Everett Mitchell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-01
Series Of Musical
Teas Planned

A series OF musical teas ar- bs'in'
arranged By Mrs. Charles n Gibson
10 be given at her home the iattei
part OF this month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-01
Delightful Musicale

Concluding n series OF four delight.
full musicalcs. Mr.. and Mrs Caspar
Fischer entertained most charming.
~ at their home last evening. Lavish
baskets OF crimson pconler were
placed artistically in all the rooms
while a handsome basket OF the
peonies. red roses and purple Japa-
ncse iris decorated the supper table
The following program was given by
the SpArgur String Quartet: John
NJ Spargur. first violin; Albany
Richie. second violin. Y. HELLER Col.
Inns. viola: George kirchncr. cello;
Mrs. Fischer and Prot schwerdt
feecr
quartet Opus ~. No. .... B-stsovea
gro
Adaxle esntatns
Seherxo faiiexroN
Finale. allegro motto gusr pr-ste
sones-
Dream O. Day yrs ..... German
scene ana Gasotte from -xAnea-
Mrs Casper Fischer
wandsrsrs Stxs, s,nx. opus "a
Ms Fischer and Prof KAr
SchweriSsr-r
Quartet. Oprs % .............-.Dv o~zk
Allegro ma non rcppe
t<nto
Motto yivsee
Finale. vtvaee ma nor tr,rrs
Mr. ffscher at the psaro.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-01
SILVER GRAPES

silver grapes with silver k...
and a silver ribbon band i 4 =.
note IN Embarrassing for N. tIsna.
OF course. for evening only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-01
Luncheon for
Bridal Party

Complimcnting Miss horo'hS
Thomas and the maids OF her bridal
party. Miss Marie Lcghorn Is enter
talninr with a luncheon at her home
on Saturday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-01
HosteSSes at
Tennis Tea

Mrs. Donald A. Nicholson, Mrs.
Harry whitney Treat. Mrs Harry
r. ostrander. Mrs. r. A. Alternately
and Mrs. Bruce Gilmore will be the
hostesses at the Tennis Tea Thurs.
day afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-01
Dinner for Visitor

Conplimcnting Mrs. Charles John
son Of Dollar Bay. Michigan. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. NJ Humanson entertained
With an informal dinner at their
home Monday evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-01
Past Chiefs Association

The meeting OF the Past Chlefs'
association OF the Pythlan Sisters
will be neld at the home OF Mrs.
David Morgan, 1916 ". 4sth St. at
2 D. m. Mrs. Elsie Wood will have
charge OF the session.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-01
Rose Tea

Mrs. Charles Sumner Hubbell has
extended invitations for Rose
Tea" at her home tomorrow after.
noon. conplimenting her house
guest, Miss L'Estrange TurnbeIl Of
Montreal. Canada.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-01

There viii be exemplification Of
the work and the annual memorial
services will be held at the meeting
Of the Pythian Sisters Temple No.
0, at D. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-01
Seattle Civic Improvement Club

The Scattlc Civic fmpfovcmcnt
club viii meet at the Federation
clubhouse at .. m Following the
business meeting and election OF
officers there will be a musical pro.
gram and refreshmenU Will be
served
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-01
Seattle
Society
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell
Dinner Hosts; Miss
Leghorn WIZ Compli-
mcnt Bridal Party,
Dinner Planned for
Visitors.

AIR. AND MRS. JOHN 4. CAMP
Nl BELL win be hosts at their
home on Friday cvcning. entertaining
with an informal dinner OF eight Gov
ers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-01

Division No. will serve luncheon
Mt 1890 to the members Of the
Michigan Apple Blossom club at
the home OF Mrs. II. Mctadden. $50
W. 18th st
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-01
Wom$n's Alliance

The women's alliance Of the First
Unitarian church will meet with
Mrs. George Jackson. 3211 3fth ave
s.. at p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-01

The ladies' Social and Charitable
club ~F'reja" win hold a meeting at
the Swedish club. Cards viii follow
tho business meeting at p. m. and
the hostesses will be Mrs. Oscar So
derquiest. Mrs. Henry Peterson and
Mrs. J Y. SwanberE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-01
WWmAn's IIeIInir f,..s

The members OF the wom.,,.
Hellenic club will NEE, a, the ho,.
Of their president. Mrs ceorx. ~,
das. SIS Pontius 1T. Thursda, !,
? 20 .. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-01
BY Mrs. MAX WEST

How can I train my baby N
sleep at niEh'7 Hbe viii not 20 n
sleep untii about midnight"
How can break my baby Of the
habit Of nursing every time hbe
wakes AZ nlght7"
These two questions are samples
OF n number of Inquiries that have
reached me lately. ! have recently
answered N. second In this column.
There is only one way 90 do IL. and
that II 10 put the baby down ~
sleep for the night after her last
scheduled feeding and let her alone
until the time comes for the next
one. Babies should sleep alone from
birth. The baby that IN allowed N
sleep In the bed with It's mother "
almost sure 20 be spoiled In regard
20 proper feeding and sleeping habits.
A clothes basket or a box which can
be carried about may be set up on
two dining room chairs turned To
Eether at night and thus a separate
bed for the baby In secured at very
little cost.
ANf dAtAAtiAh VI AiAf sNAkN WIZ
wants 20 turn night into day must
be vigorously carried out. DO not
let him sleep after 2 or in the
afternoon. 30 that be win be ready
90 40 10 sleep Immediately after his
supper at $50 or 8 p. IN. II Deoen
fstry. feed him again at 10 p. m.
but II he will sleep straight thru.
- n -. a a - taN
kind Of training ought 20 get him
into proper habits. often zee moth
err who let their babies go 20 sleep
any time they please. even as late
as 4 or 40 .. m This. OF course,
makes a baby wakeful at the time
when he ought 10 he sleepy. ] have
plan for the daily routine care o'
baby which will be suggestive u
many mothers about these and other
matters Of trimming. shall be glad
20 send IL 20 anyone who viii write
for H.
Q-whai can do for rash on the
tn.iy's face and iegs7
Alt may be caused by indiges-
ton, due 20 overfccding. N she II
gaining steadily. put her on n four
hour nursing interval. MANY casgs
- indigestion. with their various re
suits. are relieved when the longer
interval between feelings Is cs,ab-
iirhed. Use plain taicun powder 10
aIlay the itching. l am asking the
childrrn's Bureau 90 send you a
copy Of Infant Care which has a
section on this subject ! shall be
glad 10 send u TO anyone else who
will write for H.
o-what should child 81 years
eat,
A-He should have thr~~ rood
meals day. with the heaviest one
10 the middle Of the day. MIX. well
cooked cereals. brad and butter and
st.~.S fruits viii form breakfast and
supper. with an occasional egg. or
oish Of milk toast. and the like. For
dinner he should have meat fsh or
poultry: ono or two OF the fresh
Er-cn Vegetables. potatoes. rico or
rnacaroni. and a simple svcet Tor
cess~rT. will send you a pamph
yfet on the rsabject
Q-wn~n should I begin 10 train
my baby In right hahtsr
AIS soon as you know there if
going 20 BE- a baby. by studying the
whole subject. 10 that when the
baby L. born you will not have to
waste time and perhaps inJurc the
baby in erp1imcnting.