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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1921-07-07

Mrs. E. H. Barry.
Master Billy Perkins of Batesville,
is the guest of his aunt Mrs. W. D.
Perkins.
Miss Emma Kathryn Faser, charm
ingly entertained the Blue Birds
Tuesday afternoon at her home.
Mrs. Irene McLarty of Grenada, is
the guest of Miss Kate Mcclure and
Mrs. Winnie Mcmahon.
Miss Kathryn Lovett who has re-
turned from Battle Greek, Michigan,
is spe ling this week in Hazelhurst,
Miss.
Mrs Kelly and daughter who have
been the guests of Mrs. L. f. Oldham
have returned to their home in Mem
phis.
Mrs. Edna Lowe Eatman attended
The opening, Monday, of the Short
Course given at College Hill, this
week by Miss Mary Doney and her
able assistant, Miss Myra Hume.
Meadames w J. Phillips and W. NJ.
Johnson, of Tyre, Miss, are at the
Oxford Hospital with Mrs. Johnson's
son, who is being treated.
Mr.. George Robinson and Mr. w.
NJ. Johnson, of Tyro, were in Oxford,
Tuesday.
Misses Ellen and Margaret McLel-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1921-07-07

Ian and brother Mr.. Robert, spent the
weekend in Greenwood.
Mr.. Armead Haynes left Saturday
for Greehville, where he will spend
few days with his aunt, Mrs.
Blanche Sommerville before returning
to New. Orleans.
Mr.. George Dooley spent few days
last week with his brother Mr.. Mar
vim Dooley.
Mr.. Bradford Haynes, Of Cleve-
and, Hiss, Is visiting his mother,
Mrs. Nellie Haynes.
Mrs. L. G. Anderson and DAUGHTER.
Mary Virginia, of Memphis are the
guests of Mrs. w. D. Porter
Miss Pauline Knight Of Cornish, is
listing Lucy King.
Miss Alice Mayes is visiting her
ueice Mrs. Lively in Birmingham.
Miss Mary Betsy Maltsby, who has
been the guest Of Mrs. ]. n. Powers
has returned to Jackson.
Mrs.~L. E. Oldham entertained the
Bridge Club Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Ethel Sisk spent the week in
Holly Springs with her sister Mrs.
Charlie Sisk Mr.. Harry Sisk, visit
ed his brother Sunday.
Mrs. B. F. Jumper of Tupelo, was
the guest of Miss Matte McKie, the
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COAL PRODUCTION BETTER.
Total Output for the Week Was z,
$4,000 Tons.

Washington. Production Of soft
coal recovered slightly during the
week ended June Is, but was still far
short of the S,OOO,00O,0OO ton mark.
The total output was estimated at y
$4,000 tons, an increase of 1.5 per
cent over the week preceding, but still
about $4,000 tons below the rate
maintained from May IA to June IL.
In contrast to the bituminous, the
anthracite mines continue steadily. A
slight decline in the production OF an
thracite occurred during the week, but
the rate was still above the average
in recent years. The total output for
the week was estimated at 1,S47,O0O
tons, decrease of $4,000 tons compar-
ed with the preceding week.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1921-07-07
WAR ON cHIRoPRAcToRs.
ST. Louis Officials Charge Practicing
Medicine Without License.

st. Louisa campaign against CHI
ropractors was launched by Prosecut-
ing Attorney Oakley. Mr.. Oakley is
sued warrants against five chiroprac-
tors on charge of practicing medicine
without license.
At the suggestion of the health de-
partment policewomen visited the CHI
ropractors against whom the warrants
were issued and were told they were
suffering various ailments.
One policewoman, it is said, was told
her spine needed adjusting in three
places, and the charge would be $40
She paid 81 and arrested the unll-
censed physician"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1921-07-07
NEW "BAeE' RUTH STUNT.
Homer Kills 'Possum In Tree Outside
Ball Park.

Fredericksburg, Wa "Babe" Ruth
stunt, pulled by Guy Balderson, OF the
Warsaw baseball team, resulted d1sas-
trously for possum, who was nestled
I'D in high branch Of tree, dream
ing day dreams. In a game between
warsaw and Sharps, played at Sharps,
Balderson, swatted long-distance
home run, the ball hitting in the top
of a large tree long distance from
the home plate. A fielder, rushing
after the horsehide sphere. was amazed
to see the possum fall from the tree
top, having been killed by the bail,
which was never found.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1921-07-07
AND LOCAL.

Mrs. Rosa Matthews, who has been
visiting her aunts, Misses Trigg, and
Mrs. Bankhead has returned to her
home in Pine Bluff, Arkansas.
Miss Helen Trigg who has been il
Oxford Hospital has been removed to
her home.
Dr. Airl Avent, who has been visit
ing his mother, has returned to New
Orleans.
Miss Martirie Harris of Memphis,
spent Monday night with her aunt,
Mrs j. C. Eskridge,
Mrs. E. Fl, Harris and daughter OF
Altus, spent Sunday with her sister,
Mrs. Ike Patterson.
Mrs. Louis Henderson of Potts
Camp. ard Chester Summers of Mari
eta, were recent guests of Oxford
friends.
Mrs. NJ. A. Parks of Eta, is the
guest Of Mrs. c. f. Slough,
Mr.. S. S, Webster and wife and little
daughter, Mia, and neice, Jennie Bell
Webster. were guests of Mrs. Web
ster's brother, Mr.. Dave Smith or
Love Station, the past week.
Misses Ihelma and Sarah Webster
are guests of Miss Vera Sneed at
Lafayette Springs.
Mrs. Eva Griffin of St. Louis is
the guest OF her brother, M. lra
Purvis.
Mr. Edward Moore of Clarksdalc, is
the guest of his mother Mrs. z,
A. Noone;
M. Ghee Whitaway of Memfb $,
Tennessee, is the guest q ox1ota
friends
Mir. and blrs. Jones Harvey ana son,
Freak Tate, have returned ffoia
Ctarksdale, after spending a week.
Miss Tlma Meek is sick IN + :'i.t,
Iettc's Hospital.
Mesdames Jackson and Ware have
returned to their homes in Tuscambia
and New York, after spending two
weeks with their sister, Mrs. Marine
Wendell. Mrs. Jackson was accompa-
MED by her neice, Margaret Rowland.
Miss Jewel Watkins aad graro-
mother, AIRS. Sheffield, Of Tupelo,
spent a few days this week with her
aunt, Mrs. D. w, Brown,
r-s Frank Buchanan, who has
been the guest Of har parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. A, Tankersley, has re-
turned to Amolv
Miss Martha sge;th and mother,
are visiting, Mrs Howard White OF
Butler Springs.
Mrs. A, M, Hall ard son, Walter Lee
arc VISITING relatives in Memphis.
~rs. Earle Moore is spending a
few DAYS with Mrs. w. B. Hall at her
home in College Hi.
Mr.. Guy Amsler of Lueedale, spent
a few DAYS last weels in Oxford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Porter ard son,
of Memphis spent Sunday with re-
latives.
Miss Gertrude Gidcn of Mound, La,
was the weekend guest of her mother
Mrs. Cora Gideon.
Gene and Gena Tubb of Memphis,
are the gusts Of their cousin Loyca
Tubb
Mrs. Fred Perkins and Children Of
Batesville spent Sunday with her
sister. Mrs. w. D. Porter.
lars. w. w. Elliott is visiting her
sister Mrs. Eddins in Byaalia,
Mr.. Cevele Walker of Earle, Ark,
spent the weekend with his parents.
Miss Elinor HeaYi has returned
from Grenada, where she spent last
week on house party at the Bell
home.
Miss Lena Wilson and mother are
visiting in Tupelo.
Mrs. r. M. Freeman Of Magnolia,
is the guest of her parents Mr.. and
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1921-07-07
RAISE RATES IN ALABAMA.
Commerce Commission Holds Them
Discriminatory.

Washington.-Parlo car and sleep
ing car fares within the state OF Ala
bama were found by the interstate
commerce commission to be discimri-
natory against interstate commerce
and were ordered raised to the level
In effect in interstate commerce on or
before August 6. The combined loss OF
revenue to all carriers in Alabama as
a result of the low charges ordered by
the state commission was estimated
by the commission to be about $44, 200
q year.
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Cancer Not Contagious.

Worcester, Mass.-Cancer is neither
hereditary, infectious, contagious nor
communicable, according to DIR. Fred.
erick Bryant, of this city. He declared
there is no need for isolation of can.
Ger patients.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1921-07-07
Slain BY Policeman.

East st. Louis, IlI.-An open verdict
was returned here by coroner's jury
after an inquest into the death of Dan
lei Williamson, who was shot and in
stantly killed by policeman who had
mistaken him for burglar.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1921-07-07
Crane CHANCES Plans.

Peking--The plans Of Charles r.
Crane, retiring American minister to
China, to traverse Russia On the way
to the United States, have miscarried
and he is returning back from Chita,
seat of government of the far eastern
republic of Siberia, for Vladivostok.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1921-07-07
HARDING DoDeEs SPEECH.
Plays Golf and Shakes Hands As Part
of Holiday.

Of Holiday.
Raritan, N. 1.-THE people of Rari-
tan paid their respects to President
Harding, who has been spending a
short vacation at the home of Senator
Frelinghuysen. After Fourth Of July
meeting several thousand people gath
cred at the senator's, country home
and shook hands with the president.
Earlier in the day he had been pre-.
sented with silver cup by the Raritan
Valley Country club, where he played
golf several times during his visit here.
He declined an invitation to make a
speech at the holiday exercises and
kept most Of the day for rest.
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-Four Die In Rail Crash.

winchester, Va.-Four section re
pairmen were killed outright and hall
a dozen others were injured, severa.
probably fatally, when a Pennsylvania
freight train struck a handcar neal
Green Castle. Pa.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1921-07-07
Savdrea Appointed.

Madrid. Diego Savdrea, formerly
secretary general in Morocco, was APP
pointed Spanish minister to Mexico.
He viii replace Fernando IOWA Mar
timex.
uzsusasla Ssta y
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1921-07-07
Hard Times For .Genera

Berlin.-A 70-year-old German ma.
jor general has been forced by poverty
to become horse groom in a Munich
riding academy, testified members OF
. renters meeting in Munich.
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Patroness List Complete
for Tennis Carnival

The patroness list for the Tennis
Carnival. the big social event that
L. to take place at the Tennis club.
on Friday. July IS. IL complete and
Is as follows: Mrs. A. H. Stewart.
Mrs c. ID. Ssimson. Mrs. Burke.
Mrs cIsrancc Blcthcn. Mrs gay.
mond Auzias DeTurennc. Mrs. r.. C..
Ward. MR.. Alexander BaiilIe. Mrs.
Harry Whitney Treat. Mrs. r. ID.
Merrill Mrs. George w. Fischer.
Mrs. Frederic Strive, Mrs. J. ID.
Lowman. Mrs. Joshua Green. Mrs.
John Collins. Mrs. William Hunter
McEwan. Mrs. a. H. Anderson. Mrs.
Alexander McEwsn, Mrs. Thomas
Minor. Mrs. Edwin A. Suout. Mrs.
Frank Waterhouse. Mrs. John Lee
Hail. Mrs. r. William Crosby. Mrs.
William sherman Walker. Mrs.
Horace Henry. Mrs. John Henry
Ealiinger. Mrs. Cecil Bacon, Mrs.
William Randall Crawford, Mrs. X.
A. Ballinger. Mrs. Perry ". Truax.
Mrs. Frederick Bentley. Mrs. Win.
lock Miller. Mrs. Wallace Green
Couins. Mrs. Robert Wilson. Mrs.
Montgomery Russell. Mrs. James u.
Hoge. Mrs. Archibald DeVoc. Mrs.
Lewis SchwsEer. Mrs. Frederick
Bausman. Mrs. Carl Gould. Mrs.
Corwin Ebcrting. Mrs. Phillips Nor.
rison. Mrs. Charles Marion Ellis,
Mrs. Thomas Green. Mrs. John ".
Eddy. Mrs. David Moss. Mrs. John
T. Hefferman. Mrs. John Campbell.
Mrs. John Mcmillan. Mrs. G. VI.
WhiteIaw. Mrs. George VI. Horton.
Mrs. Casper Sharples. Mrs. J. How.
ard Allen. Mrs. Pierre r. Ferry.
Mrs. Harry r. Messer. Mrs. William
D. Perkins. Mrs. Louis l.. Mendei.
Mrs. John r. Agen. Mrs. A. q.
Dunn. Mrs. y. II. Schulz. Mrs. oil.
yer II. Dockery. Mrs. Oscar Charles.
Mrs. NJ. A. Arnold. Mrs. John Brat.
nober. Mrs. Charles Field. Mrs.
Francis H. BrowneiI, Mrs. Alton w.
Leonard. Mrs. william speidel. Mrs.
Emmett Brown, Mrs. X. A. Aber.
nathy. Mrs. w. w. Felger. Mrs.
Leroy Manson Backus. Mrs. Fred.
erick II. Parks. Mrs. Guido Faris.
Mrs. Theodore Halter. Mrs. Trafford
Huteson. Mrs. Tidmarsh. Mrs. Rich.
ard w. Perry. Mrs. Gerald shannon,
Mrs. Thomas Fransioii. Mrs. r. ].
Huston, Mrs. Samuel Russell. Mrs.
John Perry, Mrs. Nathan Eckstein,
Mrs. Cyrus Clapp. Miss Mary Dud-
ley Walker and Miss Ada Hanford.
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Card Party and
Informal Dance

Compiimenting Mr.. and Mrs. Law.
renee Ellis and son. Charles Ellis.
who are leaving this week to make
their home In California. Mrs. y. M.
Collins and daughter. Miss Marie
Collins. entertained with a card
party and informal dance at their
home last Thursday evening. Pink
and white roses and a wealth OF
ferns were effectively used In deco
rating.
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Cynthia Grey
Dreams Of Childhood-Air Castles That Vanish LAKE.
Soap Bubbles-Who Woud Wish TO Lose Them!
BY CYNTHIA GREY

HoW nony Of there Who IN chitdhood did nor p.
that aoe had 1oonderf foiry godntoher who lood Gtu
all sorts Of charming possessions By the mere wave Of
slender uand? How dreamed and oised-onty 70 ltn
that tis dreaming and wishing brought-eracty nothing
Most Of hare Kept the habit Of drednting even mo IN
substance Of the dreams is INHERENT eUen tho me no onge
expect the assstance Of the fairy godpother. With
the dreams vdgue and hopeless uasubsdnttdt drV
castles Whch hare foundation, and burst hbe Prague
bubbles NTH the least resistant BREATH Are, then dreams
north VhiLe?
What do you think about IL? Who tcoald irish TO Jose
dreams? Not MANI Of u.s. Then hoc shall make them
true? Is there any ay? Certainly not by the cay o.
neOdton To dream and then despondenty to think that ~
use is entirely beyond reach,
that 0M get us anyChere-Less deep IN the slough
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Day Nursery Garden
Pdrtu PdtronesSes

The Seattle Day Nursery associa-
ton has just announced Its list OF
pafronesscs FOR the garden fete to
Be given at the home Of Mrs, Fred.
crick Bausman on July II. as fol-
lows
Mrs. A. II. stewart. Mrs. Elbrldge
Amos stuart. Mrs. John u. Agen.
Mrs. Albert Charles Phillips. M
Edgar Ames. Mrs. John Baillar -
Mrs Lawrence Boyle. Mrs. Aiexs.ss-
der Bailiargcon. Mrs. Broussais Beck.
Mrs r. y. Blaine. Mrs. George War.
rem Boolc. Mrs. John Erickson. Mrs.
I.Angtion C. Henry. Mrs. Bruce Nor
gan. Mrs. Edward Morgan Mills. Mrs.
FArweu Putnam Lilly. Mrs. Vincent
Cotsman. Mrs. Frank Van Tuyi. Mrs
John Collins. Mrs. James H. Calvert.
1frs. stephen j. Chadwick. Mrs. VII.
ham Randall Crawford. Mrs. X Wll.
ham Crosby. Mrs. James Hamilton
he yeuvc. Mrs. II. r. Earring. Mrs.
John w. Eddy. Mrs. Henry c. Ewing.
AIRS. J. c. G.. Eden. Miss Nellie Cor
uish, Mrs. Horton Force. Mrs. ID. F.
Frederick. Mrs. j. f. Terry. Miss Ada
Hanford. Mrs. II. A. Fleagcr. Mrs
Andrew Gillespie. Mrs Thomas
Green. Mrs. Trafford Huteson. Mrs.
Frederick Hall white. Mrs. W. c.
Heussy. Mrs. Timothy Jerome. Mrs
Daniel Kcliehcr. Mrs. William Ch-a-
ter Keith, Mrs. Alton w Leonard.
Mrs. william Hunter McEwan. Mrs.
Alexander McEwan. Mrs James
Nacfarlane. Mrs. r. n. Merrill. Mrs
winlock Miller. Mrs Frederick Rice
OF Tacoma. Mrs. W. n. Perkins. Mrs.
Alfred Roilo. Mrs. kcnclm Winslow.
jr.. Mrs. y. II. Schulz. Mime. Myra
picss, and, in addition. all the mem.
bcrs OF the Day Nursery association.
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ed 10 arrange the details with the
following assistants.
Mrs. James T. kesna. Mrs. Robert
+. Greer. Miss adelaide Nlekcis.
Miss Ada l.. Hanford. Miss Ella Me.
bride. Mrs. Carl ~ Gould. Mrs
Trafford Huteson. Mrs Carl c. Per.
kins. Mrs Frederick II. Parks. Mrs.
r. T. Siannard. Mrs. James Mac
farisnc. Mrs. A :. Taylor. Mrs.
Keith BuiM,t. Mrs. worrail Wilson.
Miss Edith Dabncy and Mrs Charles
~. Thomson.
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Seattle Visitor
Entert0ined IN Spokane

Mrs. W. w. Greenwood. who is "A
visitor in Spokane. Ii the inspiration
for much entertaining in that city.
Last Wednesday afternoon Mrs.
John g. Fletcher was hostess at a
tea given at the Hotel Davenport.
On Friday afternoon Mrs. Frank
Graves entertained with luncheon
and Saturday Mrs. George r. Dob.
son gave bridge breakfast In her
honor. This week Mrs. Greenwood
plans TO spend a few days as the
guest OF Mrs. @. It. Doolittie at
Hayden Lake.
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HOLLANDAISE
SAUCE

One cup OF white sauce, table.
spoon lemon Juice, egg yolks. Q Ia.
blespoons hAter. salt and pepper.
Make white sauce as usual Add
he egg yolks wen mixed with Q Ia.
teaspoons water. Stir over hot wa.
ter Till the sauce thickens. but do not
let boil. Add lemon juice and add
butter bit by bit Season with salt
and Pepper.
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Seattle
Society
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoge Issue
IauitotionS for Dance;
Luncheon at Sunset
Ctub Complimenting
Mrs. Talbot.

MIR. AND MRS. JAMES pOSrER
AsA uoGE have issued invitations
for dancing party TO be given at
the sunset club ON Thursday even
ing. July "a. honoring Miss Rather
in Hurd. % New York city, Miss
Eispeth Mct:wan and Miss Anna
Roberta noge. who have recently re-
turned from an extended European
trip Invitations have been confined
10 the members Of the Younger set
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Picnic at
COuntru Home

Mr.. and Mrs. X. T.. Small were
hosts at their country home at
PuyaIlup yesterday. entertaining a
group Of friends with a picnic
Among the guests included we're
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Dawson, Mics
Elizabeth Dawson, Mr.. and Mrs.
John +. Hausman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Cunningham and Mr.. George
Danz.
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Cotrrie Club Picnic

The annual picnic OF the Coterie
club will be held on Friday OF this
week at the summer homes OF Mrs.
n. r. Mallet and Mrs. Robert Akin
at Edmonds. when Mrs. Henry Ian.
des, president Of the City federation.
will be the guest OF honor. Mem
bers and their friends may take the
bus at stone way at 10 n. IN.
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ADDITIONAL CLURs
Native Daugh'rrs

Princess Angelina parlor Of the
Native Daughters OF Washington
will hold picnic on Friday evening
in Madrona park. Members who ex.
pect to attend are asked 10 notify
Miss Blossom Kent. Kenwood 1900.
or Miss Bessie williams. East 7i0i.
especially II they intend bringing rel.
atiyes or friends.
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Pyfiian Sisters Banauet

Mrs. George BENNETT IS In charge
of arrangements for tho reception
and banquet OF Seattle temple No.
., Pythian Sisters. which will be
held on Thursday evening In honor
of the recently elected grand chief.
Mrs. Margaret Glascock, and grand
outer guard, Mr.. Robert Fleming.
The regular meeting will be held at
% m.
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Rather the traU 10 make realiza-
ton Of dream possible Is 10 deter
D'iHe that ne can. The mental att
tude Of hopcfHiness Oiues Us at once
courage for planning. the potccr 10
concentrate upon rays and means.
Ms osfonishin0 hoio u deUeiops re-
source pincss and Initiative. Just be-
cause the UaU TO the realisation does
not appear at first thought Is no
reason for encouragement II Is
merely a challenge 10 our persist
eHce. The firm resolve 10 succeed
attracts success.
Miss Grey: Jack. old man. you
sure stirred up an awful mess when
you broke into the llmelight with
your lovelorn lament. Various and
variegated nave been the comments
In these columns on that same sub
jet. and at last | arise 20 a point
order and wish 10 make a few re-
marks 10 you. "26.' and countless
others who may or may not be In.
terested.
Since the beginning Of time. hu-
man nature has not deyiated one
iota. and the chances are that IL
never VIII. Each generation becomes
inflated with the idea "a hallucina.
tom that the noble race OF man has
degencrhted since the last; that the
emotions OF their forbears were more
ideAlistic than the heart throbs of
the present generation themselves
excludedl: that the course OF events
were foreordained and that our noble
ancestors successful lives came as a
matter OF course.
Inquire into the history OF the
grand old men and women" and
you will find an almost exact re-
plea OF the youth Of today. So buck
up and go at the game TO win and
you will find more good In the PEG
pie OF today than you ever dreamed
was possible. 81"
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Personal

F0JSOUOt
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Hurd and
family. OF New York city. win arrive
in the city next Tuesday. 10 spend
tho remainder OF the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs sidney Lewis and
Mrs. Arthur Lewis. OF Clear Lake.
are the guests OF MIR. and Mrs u. II
Lewis
Mr. and Mrs John stephen Ford
have taken an apartment M the Ar
cadia.
Miss Alice white. OF wenatchee. h
Sargent. i2tl 18th ave. n. planning
TO remain for the summer.
MFR and Mrs. J. willis sayre and
daughter Gilmore left this morning
on an automobile tour into Mexico.
after which Mrs. sayre and Miss ELI
more will spend several weeks az
their summer home In santa Cruz.
Cal
Mr. and Mrs Robert Mccieiinnd
are IN Portland on a short visit. hav.
Ing motored down.
MIR ana Mrs. Elmer ". Todd have
removed 10 their summer home on
Bainbridge island
Miss Elizabeth Hammons spent the
week end and Fourth aa the guest
OF Mr., and Mrs Gilbert Le Baron
puffy, az their country home at No.
komls Park
Mrs. oliver d. colvin. Miss Evelyn
Coivin and Ensign oliver u. colvln.
jr.. have returned from a short trip
To Pacific Beach.
Mrs, Lolita NJ Serve. % Pasadena,
Cal, arrived sunday 20 DO the guest
OF Mr and Mrs. Edward T.. Mulvey
for fortnight.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Edwin l. Ames Of
Pasadena are the guests OF Rev.
II. +. Brown and Mrs. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion u. Cum.
minEs and Mr.. and Mrs. Perry u.
Truax returned today from motor
trip 70 Vancouver. H. G.. and the
Georgian Circuit
Mr.. and Mrs Maurice McMlcken.
with their guests. Mr. and Mrs. WI
liam ". neebe. returned 90 their
yacht Lotus yesterday. from Cow.
lchan. where they attended the
yacht races.
Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Ames. Mr.
and Mrs. John A. Baiilargcon and
Mr.. Robert cushman. arc cruising
in British Columbia waters on their
yacht the Westerly.
Mr.. and Mr.. Calvin n Cody win
occupy the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
Lester Turner. Jr- for the summer
months
Nr Edward Clarke Hamiin re.
turned last evening from Chicago
where he ~as the guest for ten days
Of his sister. Mira Roger Morss
Bone.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Robert Tumble and
family have taken cottage at
filahee. where they plan TO spend
the summer.
Mrs. Gertrude Brnwiey left Friday
for Yakima to ~ the guest OF Mr.
and Mrs. w. w. Drvnnx.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles n. Brown
and Mr.. and Mrs. ~ A. Chadwick
spent The Fourth at Miller River
Inn.
Lieut.. Va roid J. Conway. who
graduated from West Point June IA.
arrived Saturday 20 be the guest OF
his mother. Mrs. IL Roy Stc,ron. at
the Audctt APARTMENTS. Tt7 10th ave.
and Aloha IT. Ensign T. g. Con.
way OF tlr u . =. i'hAh. now NJ
the navy yard. viii also be tho guest
Of his mother during the month OF
July.
Mr. and Mrs. George Drahann. OF
Olympia. arc spending few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Roy English
Campbcll.
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Mrs. SteWdrt WW BE
Luncheon Hostess

With Mrs ivan Talbot lGladys
stewart as the honor guest Mrs.
Alexander Il. stewart win entertain
with a luncheon at the Sunset club
tomorrow afternoon. Covers viii be
marked for twenty guests.
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Supper Party
at Summer Home

Mr.. and Mrs. William Leonard
Eaton entertained sixteen guests
with a supper last evening at their
summer home. ~Luzernc." across
Lake Washington.
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Clubs
CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY


Mrs. Stanley Mylrea. who ha. re.
Gently returned from Arabia. where
Hhe has been engaged In missionary
work for the past fifteen years. will
be the speaker at the meeting Of
the women's Association Of the
First Christian church. at . p. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-05

Seattle Lodge. No. T. Degree Of
Honor Protective association. will
hold business meeting Tuesday.
July 8, at .. m, In Evergreen hall,
Arcade building. Visiting members
are cordially welcome.