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Gustin Paints
Water COlOrs

Paul Gustin lives In a studio at
Madrona. II overlooks "a garden
room. Thick shrubs and few fruit
trees conceal II from the street. The
bit OF lawn is bordercd with bella
donna. blue Canterbury bells. August
lilies and roses. a climber almost to
the roof Is the Cherokee rose. with
its flat yellow blossoms. no very old.
fashioned and fragrant. Here a
humming bird yearly makes its nest
Gustin has painted series OF water
colors OF the little bird and the rose
that are charming. Some of the
mother bird making the nest when
the rose is in bud. others OF the
father bird getting honey from a
scarlet fuchsia, others OF the tiny
birds-there are never but two In
the husnming bird family - others
when the rose lis in full bloom. others
when the nest is deserted and the
yellow petals have fallen. Last
Christmas he took series OF them.
bound them in gray and printed a
little story to go with the pictures.
The books are now the very much
priced treasures Of q little girl and
q little boy.
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Cynthia Grey 3
ar ANSWERS His Observation-Disclosures Girls Of
Lacking WHl-PoUer

Dear Miss Grey Perhaps he only knows the other kind
Perhaps. But he doesn't know any OF them
have been home from the service since August 1919 In
all of that time have taken girl out anywhere except
my sister You say, "Oh, what tghtwad! Maybe, maybe
My sisters say spend much when Pm out. don't
know But like to have good time And I'm still looking
for good girl who likes TO have real good time.
As most young people do, dream once in while. "A
Girl" did you dream something like this cosy little
home somewhere good neigborhood with flowers in the
yard nice lawn and most important of ALL someone there
with you who loves you and whom you love than
else in the world? I've dreamed many time of little
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cigaret. he'll leave II n he cannot find
anyone 20 40 with unless he does
leave IT,
Many a girl has made a fellow
quit smoking until they are pretty
well acquainted. then he goes back
To the ''pili' because he wants TO
and she doesn't ,draw the line" l
believe that when our girls get TO-
gether and demand an equal amount
of consideration. our world VIII be
nore like q real place TO live In.
But they can't do IL. or they won't
do H. They haven't enough viii
power 10 refuse. when the fellow IN
willing 10 spend loads OF money
on them. They're after good.
rambling. high-oid time. regardless
Of the cost 10 health. respect etc.
That In. most OF them. Maybe there
arr a few who still have our moth.
er'a idea OF a home.
My sisters are all married and
often ask them what they think Of
our modern girls" They agree with
"A Girl'.. But I don't agree. Again.
say that most girls are afraid 10 de
mand their rights. Maybe they'll
awaken some day; maybe about a
week after the ceremony.
Well. "a Glrl". you may be right
10 a certain extent But II your
good" friends would demand a
showdown. you'd see some great
changes In the world
arm. as ever. searchinSly.
AL.
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home Of ''our" own. just big enough.
not too large. and when I'D come
home tired from the office after a
hard days work. and have her
meet me at tho door. and then TO
have the tired" clouds just roll
away Then. n she were tired from
hard days work. she would lie
down for rest. while I'D get dinner.
which In possible. then we'd just sit
By the fireplace and talk and dream.
and--oh. what a wonder dream. n II
could come true. II may some day.
But too much dreaming may make
one lazy. Today is day OF action
and progress. Which brings US back
10 the question Of our modern
wifla." or boys" II you wish. I'll
admit that you see morr rare birds
walking down the street. with a
cigarrt In one corner Of his mouth.
and holding his "fair friends" arm
as tho she might run away But
why do the girls tolerate ruch a
ching, You say. They do the
hest they can But you must, admit
that the girls. In toierating such fei'
lows. only cause the fellows 70 con.
tinue 10 act as they please.
III all OF these good" girls you
know would Ec, together and tell all
Of the girls they know. and no on. TO
absolutely REFUSE to 20 out with a
hoy that cannot act an a gentleman
should. our present system" which
IL 80 rotten" that II In odorous.
would coon he extinct For no mat
tor how well a fellow loves hir,
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Rosebud Informal

Invitations have been extended by
the Young Ladies' institute TO one OF
its charming summer dances, the
Rose Bud" Informal. which will be
given at Leschi pavilion on Friday
evening. July %.
Novel features have been arranged
by the committee. which includes
Miss Alice Hopper. Miss Mary Ann
Rost. Miss Mabel Strehlau. Miss
Monica Rsufer. Miss Mary McKaig.
Miss Quecnie Dreamy, Miss Frances
McOmber, Miss Elizabeth van Sny.
der, Miss Mary Schneider. Miss
Teresa Ford. and Miss Clare Brons,
chairman.
The patrons and patronesses are
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Kaufer. Mr.. and
Mrs. T. Mccarthy. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Perillat. Mr.. and Mrs. @. Ebert Mr.
and Mrs. II. Tinney. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. f. Manca. Mr.. and Mrs. J. T.
Weber and Mr.. and Mrs. q. Abel.
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White. Mrs. w. c. Heussy. Mrs.
Timothy Jerome. Mrs Daniel
Keiieher. Mrs. william Chester
Keith. Mrs. Alton w. Leonard. Mrs.
William Hunter MeEwan. Mrs Alex
sndcr McEwan. Mrs. James Maefar.
lane. Mrs. X. ID. Merrill. Mrs. Win.
lock Miller. Mrs Frederick Rice OF
Tacoma. Mrs. w. ID. Perkins. Mrs.
Alfred Rolio. Mrs. kenclm wlnsiow.
Jr.. Mrs. T.. III. schultz Mime. Myra
Piess. and. In addition. all the mem.
bcrs OF the Day Nursery association.
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No-Host Supper
Preceding Hoqe Dance

A no-host supper has been planned
preceding the dancing party Mr.. and
Mrs. James Doster Hogc are giving
at the Sunset club. Included viii be
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Charles
tombstone. MIR. and Mrs. Clinton
Douglas. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Nc
Caughey. Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah
Townc. Miss Louise Raymond. Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Bradley Bailingcr
and Mr. Theodore Owens.
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Seattle
Society
Opening of Little Theatre
at Cornish School This
Erening; Mrs. Young
Luncheon Hostess: No
Host Supper at Yacht
Club.

svNiE Fine Arts association Is direct
i ing the opening OF the repertory
theatre OF the Cornish school this
evening. when The rhilanderer." by
George Bernard shaw. will be pre-
scented at Si5 o'clock.
The ratronesses for the occasion
arc Mrs. A. III. Anderson. Mrs. NJ. II.
Backus. Mrs. Alexander Scott Bul.
lit. Mrs. John w Eddy. Mrs. Carl +.
Gould, Mrs Robert 7, Greer, Mrs.
James r kenna. Miss Ada Hanford.
Mrs. Anna Thomson Milburn. Mrs.
James Macfsrlsne. Mrs. Alexander
McEwan. Miss Adelaide Ntekeis.
Mrs. 4. T. stannard. Mrs Thomas
Stimson. Mrs. Frederick H. Parks.
Mrs. A. =. Taylor. Mrs. Charles NJ.
Thomas. Mrs. Trafford Huteson. Mrs.
Carl c. Perkins and Miss Rslith Dab
hey.
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Unique Features at
Garden Eefe

roilowing the Tennis Carnival of
Friday viii be the Garden Fets
which the Day Nursery Association
~ giving next Thursday afternoon
July II. at the home OF Mrs. Fred.
erick Bausman.
Many interesting and unique fen.
lures are being arranged. Among
them will be the Dancing of Mias
FRANKLIN Crawford and the pupils Of
Card Leslie. Mrs. +. T.. Palmerton
Is in charge Of the dcllcatesaen
booth and Mrs. r. NJ. Burton OF the
candy. Mrs. Theodore Halter will he
IN charge Of the millinery table and
Mrs Fred w. Bert, Jr.. and Mrs
Carl Siebrand will have the orange.
ade booth. assisted by Miss Ellen
Patrick. Miss Dorothy MacPherson
Miss Frances Rowell and Miss Au
drey Collins The ice cream booth
VIII be In the hands Of Mrs. John
Erickson and Mr. y. Quick. ana
Miss Dorothy Ewing will have
charge OF the flowers. According TO
the usual custom the children Of the
nursery will visit the party at four
o'clock.
Presiding Mt the tea tables which
will be arranged in the garden will
be Mrs. William Hunter McEwari
1frs. X. ID. Merrill. Mrs. Frank n
Van Tuyl. Mrs. Alexander BaIilie
Mrs. Trafford Huteson. Mrs. Daniel
kelleher. Mrs. Edgar Ames. Mrs. s.
w. Mowers and Mrs. A. II. Ander.
son, assisted by Miss Katherine
Agen, Miss Florence Agen, Miss vir.
GINA Merrill, Miss Eulaiie Merrill.
Miss Emily Jerome. Mrs. John A.
Baillargeon and Mrs. Kenelm Wins.
low. Jr.
The pafronesses rvr the afternoon
are; Mrs. A. -. Stewart, Mrs. Ell.
bridge Amos Stuart. Mrs. John -.
Agen, Mrs. Albert Charles Phillips.
Mrs. Edgar Ames. Mrs. John Bail.
largeon, Mrs Lawrence Boyle, Mrs.
Alexander Baillargeon. Mrs. Brous.
sails Beck. Mrs. r.. r. Blaine, Mira.
George Warren Boole. Mrs. John
Erickson. Mrs. Langdop G. Henry.
Mrs Bruce Morgan. Mrs. Edward
Morgan Mills. Mrs. Farwell Putnam
Lilly. Mrs. Vincent Cottman, Mrs.
Frank Van Tuyl. Mrs. John Collins,
Mrs James II. Calvert Mrs. Stephen
J. Chadwick. Mrs. William Randall
Crawford. Mrs. II. William Crosby.
Mrs. James Hamilton DE veuve. Mrs.
II. II. Earring. Mrs. John w. Eddy.
Mrs. Henry c. Ewing. Mrs. J. G. c.
Eden. Miss Nellie Cornish. Mrs. Hor.
ton Force. Mrs. -. u. Ere lcrick. Mrs
J. #, Terry, Miss Ada Hanford. Mrs.
II. A. FIeager. Mrs. Andrew Giles
pic, Mrs. Thomas Green. Mrs. Trsf.
ford Huteson Mrs. Frederick Hall
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Entertainments Planned
for Miss MuhOneu

Mrs. Aubrey Wilton and Mrs.
Charles Claude Thompson win en-
terrain with jelly ana preserve
shower at the hona OF FRS. Wilton
at Hunts Point next "Wednesday.
complimentlng Miss Camille Ma
honey, and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Case
will compliment Miss Mahoney and
her fiance, Mr.. Walter Ward. with
a beach supper at their summer
home a, Hunts Point next Monday
evening.
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Luncheon at Tennis Club

Mrs. Louis L. Mendci and Mrs.
William Sherman Walker enter.
tanned with luncheon at the Tennis
club Tuesday afternoon. compliment
Ing Mrs Harry l.. Timm. OF San
Francisco. a former resident OF this
city. Eight immediate friends OF
Mrs. Timm were the guests-
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Dancing Party Honoring
Betrothed Pair

DIR. Raymond A. Quigiey and Mrs.
Quieiey Of Everett have extended in.
vitxtions for a dancing party at the
Everett Golf and Country club for
"Wednesday evening. July 20. The
honor guests will he Miss Camille
Mahoney and her fiance. Mr.. Walter
Ward. whose marriage will take
riaea IN AuD7,st
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Seattle Lodge, No. 7

Seattle lodge. No. 7, Degree OF
Honor Protective association. viii
give a special progressive whis, par.
~ In Evergreen hall. Arcade build.
Ing. Tuesday evening July 18th
The sociai committee has com
pieted arrangements fur an eisborate
affair. Those interested In playing
the game are cordially invited.
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Luncheon for
Mrs. Henderson

Mrs. Arriso NJ. Young entertained
today a, her home with luncheon
OF ten covers. complimenting Mrs
Philip Austin Henderson Marion
Sowlel who is the guest of her
parents. MIR. and Mrs. Charles l.. T.
Sowie.
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Informal Dance

Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Desmond
were hosts last Saturday evening.
at their home. entertaining with an
informal dance. complimentary TO
Mr.. and Mrs. John Boyden and Miss
Ellen Kinsei OF Detroit.
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FOR SIN PORCH

Black oiicloth win make exceeding
ny effective curtain material for your
sun porch. II should be hung In
with bright painted designs. The ad
vantage Of /, In that u sheds dus, and
can be wiped off with . damp cloth.
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Luncheon for
Visitors

Compiimcnting Mrs. Edward a.
Kinsel and Miss Ellen kinsei OF De
troit. Mrs William II. White and
Mrs. Frederick r. Burroughs. enter
tained with a luncheon at the Boule'
ward Coffee Inn this afternoon.
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Dinners VIII Precede
Opening Of Little
Theatre

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles d. Stimson
are entertaining with a dinner at
their home at the Highland. this
evening. prior 10 the performance OF
The Philanderer." at the repcrtory
theatre In the Cornish school. Mr..
and Mrs George T. Myers also VIII
entertain a group OF friends at din.
ner at their home. preceding the AZ
fair.
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Mrs. Sharpless Hostess

Complimenting Mrs. coonx. wife
Of Admiral coontx. OF Washington.
ID. C.. and also to honor Mrs. III. w.
elise. Mrs. Harry w. sharpIess will
entertain with a bridge luncheon at
the Hotel Sorrento tomorrow.
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Portland Guest
COMMUNICATED

sHonoring her house guest. Mrs.
George N. West. Of Portland. Mrs.
Marion Russell Cummings enter
tanned with an informal tea at her
home yesterday afternoon.
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Personal


oil. viii arrive next "Wednesday 70
Wait with Mis- Harriet BAXTER and
Miss Marxarpt Chlnn.
Mia. Edna Mecreerv and Mlss
Mary Riwx,ed Win teav. sunday To
Join Miss Jane snyd.r at orcas
n week
Mis-. Inri,ne Brown win lmve
Friday for Portland. 20 BE- the CUES,
OF Miss Katberine Miller for n few
a.y.
Mr. ana Nn W q wlchsrwham
ar, .n.ndtns .~veral weeks IN Cen.
,.y ana or.l,-law NJ ana NJ.
| t.xsa ponin
Mrs Henry Poh.n w.host. and
Brainerd. arrived last week from
Montana and viii occupy their towv
house during the summer.
| Mr.. and M1 John T. Heffernan
LETT today for Hayden Lake. where
they plan TO remain two weeks
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|
Mr.. and Mrs.. T.. r. Enapn ar. ~.
celyinr CONGRATULATIONS upon the
birth of a son nj the virginia Mason
hospital Monday.
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Sacimminq Pdrty

Miss Lurline Brown was hostess
this afternoon. entertaining with
swimming party at Lake Wash
ington-
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Tennis Carnival


The ticket committee Of the Ten
mis- carnival for Friday announce
that dancing VIII be included in the
general admission.
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Under the auspices OF the Star OF
the East. the Right Rev. Irving =.
Cooper viii speak at 100 Lyons build.
inE. Monday. July rs. Subject The
Great Awakening
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Capitol i'm W. c. T. u.

Capitol Inn W. c. r. u. will hold
an all day picnic Friday. July 10. in
Volunteer nsrk. Bring lunch. All
w. c. T. 4. members invited
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Col. Ellsworth Circle


An slidsy picnic win be held by
the Capitol nm W. c, T. ~ on Fri
day OF this week. In Volunteer park
All members In the city are invited
10 come. bringing their lunch.
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Sunset Heights Literary club will
hold a picnic At the home OF Mrs
Tweedie At Richmond Beach. Tues
day. July 10.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Knapp are re
ceivinE congratulations upon the
birth Of son at the Virginia Mason
hospital Monday.
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Miss Dorthea sharplcss has re.
turned from a months visit In the
East
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Clubs
CLUBS FOR FRIDAY

The members OF the Pennsylvania
study club and the North END Pro.
gressive club will picnic together
July 10. at o'clock. In Volunteer
park. During the afternoon there
viii be program OF folk dances,
given by the pupils OF Mrs. q. W
Martin. and the arrangements for
the reception on board the \. \. Key.
stone State, July 81. will he an
nounced Members and friends In.
vited.
Col. Ellsworth Circle
Col Ellsworth circle. q. A. Il. in
Veterans hall, the Armory. at s.5o
p. m. Whist party. followed by re
froshments. Public invited
Green Lake W. &. T.. q.
Friday H. the day which has been
act for the annual picnic OF the Green
Lake w. G. T. Z. The picnic will be
Mt Volunteer park. and all members
Of the organization In tho city are
invited TO attend.
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Lieut.. G. A. Baker. Y. 8. NJ. and
Mrs. Baker Of New York and Lynch
burg. Va, are the guests of their
relatives. Judge and Mrs. q. A. c
Rochester. They will remain for sew
eral weeks.
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Miss Elizabeth Rice In the CUES
Of Miss Alice Weld at her countr,
home. planning TO remain tw,
weeks.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
N~Iks Iniee

Mrs. French Wilson will act as
hostess for the remainder OF the sea
son at Neslka lodge. the summer
home OF the Seattle Business and
Professional women's club. The
lodge Is open 10 women and girls OF
Seattle who wish 10 spend a day. a
week or their vacation In the
country at a nominal sum.
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R~r~eut RaInI-r. Noble AurTlhry

Mrs. y. w. Harrravcs. Mrs. c. y.
Crindan. Mrs. Malcolm Douglas. Mrs.
kenn~th Durham and Mira Minnie I.
Bragdon will represent Rainier Noble
auxiliary. American Legion. at the
department convention TO BE- held In
Hoauiam on Thursday. Friday and
Saturday of this week.
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Mrs. Coontz. wife OF Admiral
Coontz OF Washington. u. c.. arrived
last evening 10 be the guest OF Capt
and Mrs. Henry Winter for a short
time.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Guard Of Homo
lulu are spending this month with
Mr. and Mrs. William c. Dawson at
their home a; Medina
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Mr.. and Mrs John r. Heffernan
left today for Hayden Lake. where
they plan 90 remain two weeks.
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TlOGA


Miss Emile Penelope Wells enter
tained the members OF her Sunday
school class on Thursday evening at her
home. 3229 North Seventeenth street.
when a miscellaneous shower was given
in honor of Miss Betty Hurst. The
guests included Miss Gertrude White,
Miss Alma Fling. Miss Dorothy Gard
ner, Miss Martha Kelly, Miss Kathryn
Hurst, Miss Dorothy Hathaway, MISS
Ruth Thompson, Miss Bernice Halo
woll. Miss Ruth King, Miss Florence
pavton, Miss Helen McFadden. Misc
Mile Donaldson, Mrs. sharp. Mrs ~.
Fordice Thorne, Mrs. William M. WIZ
kinson and Mrs. ]. 3. Van Osten.
The Delta Tau Sigma Sorority Will
meet on Saturday afternoon, January
22 nj the home o Miss Naomi Lodge.
In Tioga Those who will attend Will be
Miss Beatrice Alvorez, Miss Katharine
conway. Miss Jean Clark, Miss loretta
Dagancry. Miss Miriam Dooley. Miss
Marion Echart, Miss Katharine Horn.
Miss Marie Krier, Miss Marguerite Lar
kin. Miss Annette Meehan, Miss ELIZA
beth Miller, Miss Margaret McMenany,
Miss Helm Murphy, Miss Agnes Nc
Caffery. Miss Sarah Sweeney and Miss
Ruth walrath.
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WEar PhILAnELpHlA

Mr.. and Mrs, A. Sharp, Of 52ST Bal
tlmore avenue, accompanied by their
daughter Miss Freda Sharp. left on
Wednesday for an extended stay at
Miami, Fla.
Mrs. Charles II. Peacock, of 1921 Mar
Iyh ROAD, Is spending the winter months
At Rockbridge, Calf.
Mr.. and Mrs Francis T.. O'Brien en-
ertained on Friday evening at their
partment, 5215 Spruce street. The
Tuests included Mr., and Mrs Robert s.
Iedary, Mrs Julia Stein, Mr.. and Mrs.
sharIes Gillngham, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
rt McCrcary, Mr.. and Mrs Howard
stone. Mr. and Mrs. william Hackett
md Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph B. Damai.
Miss Louise Schli'tlor of $500 Girard
avenue, gave n luncheon and shower
Gday nt the Arcadia cafe in honor of
M.s5 Edna Mae Emmcrich, whose en-
,,gemfnt has recently been announced
,,,cr guests included Mrs. Edwin Bray,
H!ss Iazei Bray, Mlss Louise Doras
,rs. Harold Scull. Miss Betty I. Brown,
Hrs Archibald R7nnie, Miss Anna
Ii7s Edna Mae Emmerich.
Mrs. Clarence Cutler Blocker has re-.
lrned TO hcr home in Cambridge, Mass.
alST Sp'nuihg some time as the guest
walnut street.
Miss Roma Cullen. OF Harrisburg who
iAs hecn visiting friends In West phila-
"!bnIa, mas returned to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry CadwaIIadnr
9lahubr'dge, of 239 South III ty-third
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Mr. and Mrs william Lyttlcton Bar
clay, Of GraVers lane, Chestnut Hill,
have issued invitations for dinner on
Friday, February 4, at IN" R!tz-Caritoh
IN honor Of their dcbutante daughter
Miss Anna w. Barclay, before the Sec
ond Assembly
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Bertram Linpincott
will entertain at n small dinner at then
home, l7l2 SDCuce street tonight Mr..
and Mrs, Lippl rett viii also cntertn'n
at dinner on 5.desday night at their
homo. to be followed by box party
Rt the opera. Their guests will include
their SOn-inaw and daughter. Mr.. ana
Mrs. william Paul O'Neil and Mr.. anu
Mrs. George PurVes.
Miss Frances J. Ross, debutante
daughtcr Of 1T. and Mrs. George G.
Ross, Of l72l Spruce street will be the
guest OF honor at n luncheon at the
Bellevue ST ratford to2he followed by n
theatre party on Wednesday, January
90, to he given by Mr.. and Mrs. William
McAdoo, OF KinBawn, Fort Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph n. Pew. OF Mill
Creek road, Havcrford, will give a din
her on Tuesday, February s in honor
OF Dr. and Mrs 4. c. Wharton Smith,
Of Baltimore, who will attend the ball.
Mrs, Pew will give n tea on Tuesday,
January %. She will be assisted in
rec iylng by her sister, Mrs. T. C.. Whar-
tOn Smith. Mrs. J. Howard Pew, Mrs,
2lnert '. McVitty and Miss Eleanor
Dougherty
p, Mr. William Potter. Of the Naples,
.hHS'nut Hin, has issued invitations for
'h"atre party on Friday, January 2S,
a. honor OF Miss Mary C. Hebard, de-
g"VntG daughter of Mr., and Mrs. Daniel
Il Il Hcbard, before the dance Dr. and
MtS Williams Blddle Cadwalader will
eve IN honor of Miss Jessie Da Costa,
daughter Of Mr.. Charles +. Da Costa.
-, me guests who will attend the din
Ter tonight, which Mrs. Samuel Simpson
iLI9GGan, OF Moreland avenue, Chestnut
;.tn VIII give at the Bellevue -StratfOrd
n nonor OF her daughter. Miss Margaret
MS Lillian Ferguson, Miss Elizabeth
MIIa MII'r.s' Miss Marie Louise Whitney.
SnSS StlSS Elizabeth Wear, Miss Anne
fFEym%art2, FyaHa, Miss Lucy Jefferys, Mrs. T.
Mr Mr"'S Dunn, Mr. Robert Pitfs Id. Jr,
Mr norris aT5s Cheston, Mr., Potter Wear
SsW SsSHG, Jr Mr. Edwin Fox. Mr.. Dudley
ana Mr. James Downs
1sIMtr @ and Mrs. Arthur w. Sewell, OF
nov npTuCe street, will entertain at din
therr FRIDAY evening, January 2S, at
Tounr" "1l'ie m%hin IN honor of Miss Marjorie
Snrrponnm ana Mrs, John H. Gibbon, Of 1908
Mses street, The guests will include
Coys5 Cti,ys sophie Yarnall, Miss Jane Gordan
AuSn. G,SS MSS Sarah Barrlnger. Miss Sarah
Miss Srf,otS ss Mary Il. Thayer,
SON som G2Suney Biddle, Miss Virginia Ben.
Win ,Soarlsr, Mr.. Ernest Savage, MIR.
CbarSShm CbarSm Savage. Mr.. Francis Taylor
Jrpers' Jr Jr,, Mr. Clayton McElroy
NeewIn,rr, andrew Doughcrtv, Mr.. William
M"'joI InnJr' Jr', Mr.. j. Andrews Harris and
quests win later attend the don@ce nee whinS
iador" ana Mrs. Williams Biddie Cadwai-
COST VIII give for Miss Jessie +, Da
Charics 1Eeo4tante daughter of Mr..
Mrs q cnestron ] Bright, son of Mr.. and
10 the guest y OF fhfh,isht; his Of the coy!ngt Ton.