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Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-05-19

(Gmtgrante1tS lUDe, SnD1ttftel5
&apt. 8rocfus Jig / Sorbin6elie neo
&el1tl1cfp= =geationalgaroiiter / Sprigg
og anno6eoe Dem ONT at rDffe frer1
moo 9[ngriberne. Set bleb imibler>
tio melot tilbage, at @ol0oterne life
fl1n6e forla6e Gprigg 6o Sc pas1e6e
paa Ell Slot Meno 8ie!6ene peo 6et
gteo.
Me6 Nottoralsar6ilter fra &en=
tucfp / Tieneite Gtreget longs Gug,
bbor Der rafeoe en- bol61om & /
tire Gage en 6glge al De in61tltrielle
8orDol6e / Ggnen, troe6e Mpnoig,
be6ernc fer at Jie11Otligbe6erne bill
oe opbgre.
Set bar rolig Dele Gogen, og @opt.
8rocflts bapoe netop 1nel6t ~o!t fill
le" iafte1l 6a Selegra1umet on ST.
en6tligbcoerre / Merri1nac bleb moo
taget.
Is &entucfp- 9eafionalgoroilter ol1=
Tom BERTH fra Moorebea6, &p.> i1nor=
|ges % bleb pieb1iffe1ig polteret paa
for6e(agtige Bnnfter poa &entucfp=
@i6en. Gl1 9f6eli11g al 25 Ween6 er
i McGarr, en- lignen6e 5tprfe er ret
oberfor GprigG @. @a., ID Wan6
ct 8or6erlan6 og EFT 9(foeling paa s
Mon6 Itationeret Yo11o Greet. Ga.
50 an6re &e1ltucfD= eationolgar0i1ter
be>1tes me6 ct 1enere &og.
@a(bir1gtonL 150e Mai: Officiel
&ousbeo bleb bibebol6t ber ibog on
gooenoe 9ituationcn Mingo Goun-
tp, @. ga, og @ife County, ap, og
Mu!igbeoen for groflantotion of @e-
leiri'1gstilltano Ser paagruno al Sp-
teierne UNDER Sui ltreifen. Hrofla=
mationer,1e bleb u6orbei6et igaar og
u116ertegret al Erplioenten> men gi>
bet til arigsminilter @eefs for at
bruges efter 6ennes Sfjpn. Ser bar
ingen 9(ntp6ninger iuften om, at
poerligere @apporter bar n1ootoget
fra @uberrererne / 6e to Gtoter onl
at Sc iffe floreoe @it1tationel1.
Nreli6enten u6iatte me6 piebliffe=
Zig at u6iteoe Nroflamotionerre ef=
ter at bape nto0taget ct Eelegram
| fra 0nbern6r Worrom al &entucfp
onn at Gtotstropper bab6e faaet Or
lore til at patruliere &er1tucfp, ,5i6en.
Generaln1oior 6. gg. 9feao, Gbef for
fe1nte s(rnteforts og Sort @enjan1in
@arriion Sn6!ana, bar faaet Srore
til at bo1oe Gropper re6e.
5 @illianlon, @. @a.> oen 1856
Mai. Gilitanoen / @eit 8irgil1ie
>par roligere i6og, men Mutoriteter11e
frpgter for nDe 9lngreb paa oct bolpt
1ulin irnaa @rubebDer naarlon1bellt
! Tabsli1ten ser on1talte 1er 6g6!
og ct ubeite1nt Nntol iaareoe, Bier
lite foranoret peo tio1ige &apportel
ber i6og.
So @o1nparier al gfationalgar6i
1ter fra aentucfp, iom er anfomne
bor ltagget G11igifptterne. 9foelin
ger blep ferbt til M1bur11 og Mc
Garr> bbor farp Scamp foregif ii0itf
l1ge. ct ar6et &on1pani bleb itatio
neret npr Merritnac.
@aabenbbi1e er blebet arrangeret
Alburn, @lacf6urn Gitp og Mc@ar1
| A11n1Hefle.
Sranffort> ap, 166e Mai. gu
pcrngr gotpin g. Morrotp ien6te
tent igaor Ell telegrofilf Mnmooning
7 til @rigsoepartementet @aibington
ON at faa fp6erule &ropper ienot til
Gi|triftet beo &ugflo6en, bbor Der
! fire Dage bar beret @uerillafrig.
@n lignenoe sln1nooning bar ti6li=
gere 1en6t-of @uberner Morgan al
Wcit @irgirta efter Opfororing al
@beriffe,1 Mingo County.
@bieiteret itabfeiter after GorbnSs
| r(i-
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-05-19

ArhftnRrkrigftt.
@risstilitamo berifer / Mimoo Gol1n-
tp. @. ga. M@nhisbeber1te bielpe'
lde. Sropper bu16es re6e.
@mpermbrerue / &entncfy % @eit
&irgtnta anmD6er utlt fp6era1e
Sropper I @treifbiitriftet.
~WiQiomion, @: &c., 12te Mai.
Ser bar reguler @uerillafrig taften
/ Gieloene i Mingo Gol1ntps aulfel=
ter, Dbor Ser bar beret 1oa mango
Gtreifer. Giolig i6ag Worges BE-
gpnote fra s(aierne be6 SEN lille
@rubeb9 Merrinac, 4 Mlil Derfro, Ell
frnftig @fponing MOS Merrin1oc,
@atpl, @prieg og Mate&po.1 80. @a.,
og Mc@arr, &p. Mlle bisponible
Me6lemmer of Gtatspolttiet og 9e=
putty Sberiffer ber bleb ien6t til Gte=
set ,tnelt baboe ifp1ge ii61te Meloin-
ger life bGret iitan6 til at 1tanie
GfD6ningen.
l1bbruo6et er Set bnr5te lioen
@an1pe1l Matelpan 19oe Mai, oo ii
Yerioner b1eb orebt. Set fer no til
at babe beret planlagt. Golf bar
ifrefilagne / &anp5onen ba Mftenen
tom og i11gen al Mngriberne bar paa<
grebet. SfDoningen bar Diotil for
set me1te foregaaet ONT Natten. M9-
item ale 2ps blep f(11ffet og Golf
bol6t Jig il1oe: Wlpn6igbe6ernes enc,
1te @aab CT praftil It talt 6lanfe=gype=
oitione1t. 5totspolitiet ct foftiIf
hie1pelplt> 6a s(ngrtberne cr ful6=
1tendig ifjult Gieloene bag 2pb og
Gtene, n1eoens ct alngreb poa Tenn
naatte foregaa prafttif tolt 1toen
Defnirg.
@albington Sen 14oe Mai. gr
Hroflamotion erflerenoe 8eleirings=
tilltano @entucfp og @eit @irginia
bleb uoarbeioet al NreIioettt Sar6-
ing i6ag, ncn 6ens &unogi6re1le
bleb tilbogebol6t, inotil nermere Gf>
terretrtnger mo6tages fra Gtreifoi=
itrtftet.
@i1liomion, %. 3d., t4oe Mai.
Gienotlisbeoerne / Wei1tgo County
bre6 10 mes fornpet Rnieri ioae
Morges, ben treble Sag n1eo @'te,
rillofrig ! &pi6eoragete. Ser ct
bibtiI fon1met MeIoinger ON, at G
Herioner er brebt og mango iaoret,
og Set er ml1lig> at Gab3liitet bil bile
Jig ftgrre.
Gorieg paa at 1tifte 8re6 tent
igoor Mftes nislpffeoes, bo begge Sc
fignpenoe Gaft;oner negte6e al
ltoppe @fp61ingen, fdt oelt anoen
@ioe bar brogt til TausDe6. CLINT
tene al @eboloer= og @ebprlflt6 1aa,
es beIe Matte1t op og ne6 Iangs Sug-
flooen paa en- @trefning af 12 Wfil.
&an1pen 6boe bort fort efter Mionat,
men bleo gienoptaget be6 GaggrD.
&en begpn6te Gbors6ag Mor.
gen mellem @rubearbetoere> ser bar
ltreifet ct s(ars Gi6> og 6en, ser bar
toget oeres glaos &ulfelterne. So
nel6tes 6rrbt ben fgr1te Sag to bleb
6rebt igaar og 6et blep fagt> al
1ninolt to til bor 6rebt.
+ @oibineton, 146e Mai. General
major George IS. &ee6, Gbef for ste
Mrmeforps / SSnoianapo1is, bar facet
0rore til 6iebliffelig at ofien6e fe6e=
role Sropper til Mingo, @. 8a.,
bpis bon tror 6et er n96ben6ig, BE-
fien6tgioroe &rigsmi11i1ter @eefs
i6og.
&rigstninilteren og BreIi6ent Sar<
oing bab6e 6reftet @it1tationen @eit
Girginia og Manet ONT at ien6e f6-
oerale Eropper 6i6. @ar6ing moo
tog ct Telegram fra @uberner Mor=
rom af &entucfp ONT @ampen oe flo
ite Gage Lungs &e11tucfD og @eIt Sir
gi11ia @ren1en: SuIolta11oige Sp-
lDsninger ONT @ituotionet nar ien6t
til @eefs tilligemeo 9lnmo6ning ON
feoerale Gropper, fag6e Gelegram-
met. 49,
@illian1lonk @. So, g156e Mat.
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Toranbrine al 8eitemmelierme for
@als al 9oit,meitre. @oibin9ton,
106e Weoi. Gbp. Rraiioent @ilions
Or1re ONT @alg af lite, 2oen og 3oie
@lasies @oitrneltre unoer @ibiltiene=
ltebe1ten1mel1er bleb mooificeret i6ag
al @reiioe1lt &ar6ing for at ffaffe ct
ti6ere Self for @alg al BoltmeItre.
SIteoerfor at 111aatte 116n9bne oen
@an6ioat, Ser bor beolt @ibiltienelte5
gron1en for en- ipeciel @tilling, fa11
Mon1i11iitrationen / &enbolo til Goz
gems 0r6re gipe 8la6ien til bben1,
1on1bellt af Sc ire be6it fbolifieereoe
poa 4anoi6atlilten.
@p1bIom @aslftorm. ssS0abo Salts,
Soabo, 16be Mai. @n bo1ofom
Sogl{torm frluite mat 8inouer oper.
alt i 8Dett p6elagoe @|aoebeIpsnin-
gen paa s a 10 Gorretningsga sgaoer,
fr1tlte Mutomobi1ob og figes at
bope onrettet sfa6e for gltiinoer at
Dollars.
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@jRnrRtsntt11Rt1.
General @petGnls nil blipe bebt u1l!
at befare Sc berte6e Ggne / Norb
sSranfrige.

Haris ben lite Mai. Minilter for
Sc berie6e Ggne 81. 2oucbeur BE-
fienotgior6e ibag, at @enerolmoior
George goetbols, tioligere @uber=
ner for Nanama>&anal5onen, bor
bleben in6buot til at befare oe Derie'
Sc @gne og gi0e 9fooo ongoaenoe
Sul6fpre11e11 al @ienopbpgningsar'
beioet. 2oucbeur iagoe> at on1trent
100, ,OOO,OO0,00O Srancs pil6e bltbe
brugt oisie Ggne foruoen oe H.
OOO,OOO,OCO, Der ollcreoe er anbenot
Der.
Gronfrige pi16e blibe nsot til at
ifaffe fra 25>o00,0o0,oo0 til 30,ooo,.
100000 6rancs bare for @efonltruf-
ton uoenom i'm gln6el / @rltatningen
fra Eplflcno &enbol6 til Grltat=
ningsfon1nt;s liore>ls 8eregninger,
fag6e ban.
,2ige forl16 for 2on6on-&onferen-
fen tilbso ben tplfe l(oenrigsn1inilter
Dr. @inons pea Spflon6s @egne at
ifaffe $4,000 Suie> erflere6e 2oucbe'
lit, og ban tilfsieoe: ~@u bill bi for
Ionge, at GpTflon6 ifu1 lepere oem.
W1en &ilbuoet ON tplfe 9(rbeioere BIZ
ser 1tgrre @o1lifeliebe6er og er Delt
nprafHtilf / ggl1e, bpor @efolfningen
ct benot tilbage / Itort glntal."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-13

ing. while the remaining three hun.
dred viii b. entertained at feschi
pavilion. The series IL under the
general direction OF the Charntcr Of
Commerce with cooperation OF other
clubs and organizations
Tho patrons and patrunenses for
the evening include: Mayor and Mrs
Hugh NJ. Caldwell Judge and Mrs.
Austin r.. Crifyiths. Hon. and Mrs
Thomas =. Murphine. Mr. and Mrs.
Harry w. Carroll. Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Page ballard. Mr.. and MrxL Oliver r.
Erickson. Prof. and AIRS. j.. Allen
Smith. Mr.. and Mrr. Nathan Eek.
stein. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur ". Priest
Prof. and Mrs. Frederic Christensen.
Major ard Mrr. Carl Howell Reeves
Prof. Mrz. w. @. Beach. Mr.. and
Mrs. William A. Gaines. Mr.. and
NrS. Josiah Collins. Mr.. and Mira
Eugene ID. Adams. Mr. and Mrs
Thomas u. Hin. Mr.. VI. A. kycr. Mr.
Thomas l.. Burns
Those who will serve on the intro
duciion committee are: Miss Edna
cowan. Miss Bessie w. Bankhead.
Miss Ella Jane sirginson. Mrs crys
tai f. Foskett. Mrs Zeil A. Reeves.
Mrs. Mary r. Bettinger. Mrs. WIN.
lam l.. Kidston. Miss Eva Viola Han.
cock. Mrs. Craycc @. Walter. Mr.
Henry Dimmei. Mr.. T.. u. surner.
Mr.. Haxen J. Titus. Mr.. @. T.. Til,on.
Mr.. Harold X. Peterson. Mr.. William
81. Fairbank. Mr.. Walter kidstou.
Mr.. Milton sprague and Mr.. ID. l..
Walter.
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Pretty Tea Honoring
Mrs. Wilson

Mrs. Peter Wilson, Of Sacramento.
was the honor guest At lovely tea
given today by Mrs. J. c. Moore. At
her horne. Receiving with the host
ess and Mrs. Wilson were Mrs. Deyo
W. Scott. Mrs. Charles c. Turner
and Mrs. Donneli l.. Fisher.
Presiding AT the urns the first hour
were Mrs Frederick w. Adams and
Mrs Armand s. Marion. and the sec
ond hour. Mrs. Albert Irving Bout.
fleur and Mrs. C. w. Riley. assisted
BY Miss Emily Jennelle. Miss Flor
encc Lombard and Miss Katherine
shafer. Little Pauline Warner re
ceivcd the cards at the door.
Baskets of yellow roses and black.
eyed susans. with blue delphiniums.
were artistically arranged in the liv-
ing room. and a gorgeous basket OF
California peoples adorned the tea
table. surrounded by yellow candles
in silver holdere
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Putting Contest at
Tennis Carnival

In charge OF the putting contest al
the Tennis Carnival Friday, from 2
until . o'clock, viii be Mrs. Fred
Jackson. Mrs. J. c. Bridgeman. Mrs
Herman Ross. Mrs II. o. Young,
Mrs. Harry Macbeth, Mrs. II. T. BY.
yers and Mrs. Evart Lamping. from
until 4. Miss Cena Peters. Miss
Mary Lee Fisken. Miss Phebe Nell
Tidmarsh. Mrs. Frederick Fisher,
Mrs. Charles =. Constantine and Mrs.
s. T. Hills: from 4 until 5. Mrs. Da.
vid Moss, Mrs. s. l.. Russell. Mrs. II.
A. Fleager. Miss Frances keilar.
Miss Frances QuigIey. Mrs. Fred
Aver and Miss Milnora Roberts; from
until 6. Mrs. Charles +. Burnett.
Mrs. Frank Hanlon. Miss Llewellyn
Morrison. Miss Ethel Erwin, Mrs.
Robert Graham and Mrs. Gerald
Shannon. from 6 until 7. Mrs. Henry
guzzaiio. Mrs. Daniel Buckingham.
Mrs. Charles A. Reynolds. Mrs. Fred
Forbes. Mrs. Robert Wilson and Miss
Rebecca Collins.
The hostesses for the putting con
test will be in charge OF Mrs. Clar-
ance Blethen and Mrs. Harry w.
Treat. assisted by Mrs. Fred Baxter.
Mrs II. A. Ballinger. Mrs. John ID.
Farrell. Miss Helen Farrell and Mrs.
struve.
The trophies are In charge OF Mrs.
Timothy Jerome and Mr.. Robert
Johnston. professional from the Sc.
attic Golf club, will be the referee.
Airs. Anna Thomson MiIburn win be
the official cashier.
The mems committee Is In charge
OF Mr.. Samuel Russell. chairman. and
consists OF Messrs. J. II. Ballinger.
Timothy Jerome. III. W. Treat. Cas-
par Clarke, James Macfariane. Harry
a. Fleager. Bert Farrar. ID. II. Moss
w. ". Beebe. II r. Campbell and Ger
aid Shannon. Putters will be fur.
nished on the grounds for those TAX.
ing part. Additional names added 10
the list OF those assisting from the
various golf clubs OF the city are
Mrs. IL. o. Young and Mrs. Frank X.
Hanlon. from Jefferson Park, and
Mrs. Evart Lamping, from the Raj.
nier club.
The list OF hostesses for the day in.
cludes Mrs. Harry whitney Treat,
Mrs Clearance Blethen, Mrs. Frederic
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slirted variety. rouRed for the "ncx[
act" etc.) They work In offices an
hold very good positions They q
young and good-iooking. and II =
will stand some noon on Second ay
for few moments and watch thenz
90 by he can't help but zee some OF
the nice girls Of whom ! speak. They
wear Jersey Jackets. plaid skirts and
hats In keeping with the rest Of their
attire. You can't help but see the
refinement in their faces
However, they are not the type
that ask boys 10 take them 10 a show
or dance. but wait until they are,
asked. which is not frequently. Th<
boys prefer the short-skJrted ind
viduai and they are the ones VIII
can be seen any night on secon
ave. with their boy escorts. mi
friends" go with their mothers TO tbk
movies or theatre or with their girl
friends and we also can be seen on
the streets evenings
II you have observed you win no.
tice the boys stag the dances and
the girls have TO go by themselvea,
which should not be. Another thing.
AL" you know very well you want
70 step out" with a young girl who
Is up 10 the minute in dreA
you can love up without her resenf-
Ing II. and an alI-sround sport 90 q
good fellow. However. my RfQ
friends will not allow the boys TO gcf
familiar with them and that is WIN
they stay at home We haven't tho
physical magnetism. 10 10 speak We
are not hght-headed enough. Open
your eyes and you will ind any
amount OF nice girls Precior
things are hard TO find but they al
worth while after you get them. a
we also are looking for something
worth while" as like attracts like.
"A LITTLE LIGHT
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Personal

Mr. and Mrs. George Trumbuii. OF
Dallas Texas. are the guests Of their
son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Darah corbett on July IA
they win leave for motor ZIP
around Vancouver island. 90 be gone
about ten days
Mr.. Frederick Gilbert left yestcr-
day for trip 20 Pasadena. Cal
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. G. Eden left
Saturday for San Francisco. where
they Will visit for n fortnight
Mrs. G. Dudley Dean arrived Wed
ncsday from San Ffancisco to be the
house guest Of Mrs. Peter W.
Dawson In her apartment at Adrian
Court
MIR. j. G Macdonald. VINO with
Mrs Macdonald and family has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II.
Burnett. Jr.. left yesterday for his
home In Celowna. u. &. Mrs. Mac.
Donald viii remain during the
month OF July.
Mr.. Prescott Scott. OF San Fran
cisco. Ia spending a few days in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Perry. Dr. and
Mrs. Guy rcterkin. Mr., and Mrs.
Lester J. Clark. Mr.. and Mir. George
lamring and MIR. and Mrs. Il. q. Me.
Micken spent the week end at the
Empress hotel. in Victoria
Mr.. Horace Rand left yesterday for
his home In Yakima
Mrs James A. Shcahsn viii leave
Thursday for Hayden Lake. where
she win spend two weeks
Mrs. Tracy Robertson left recent
~ for Coronado. Cal. TO he the CUES,
for the summer OF her son .in.iaw
and daughter. Ensign Charles
Dresser. u. =. NJ. and Mrs. Dresser
Cynthia Robertsonl
Miss MarreIia Eeton II spending
few weeks at Seaside. Ore.
Mr.. and Mira stephen r. Chadwick
are spending The summer ut Crystal
springs
Miss Edith Redfleid and Miss
Bernadine Rocks vere Ru-rfs over
the week end OF Lieut. Robert Whit
ten. U. s. ~. and Mrs. whitten at
the navy yard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer c. Macdonald
and family have removed for the
summer 10 the home at Hunts point
Mrs. Gerald shannon. with baby
and nurse. left yesterday for a weeks
visit with friends on WILDLY island.
Miss Louise Gates WIN leave Tues.
day TO spend "a few days as the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs William n
Persons at their summer home at
Port Madison.
Mrs. George L~ghorn, Miss Marie
Leshorn. Mrs Albert Wilton and
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struve. Mrs. c. u. stimson. Mrs. John
Collins. Mrs. J. ID. Lowman. Mrs. w.
III. McEwan. Mrs. Z. A. Strout. Mrs
Joshua Green. Mrs. Alexander Bail
lie. Mrs. samuel Russell. Mrs
George Fischer. Mrs. John Eddy.
Mrs. r. ID. Merrill, Mrs Frank Wa
terhouse. Mrs. Leroy Backus. Mrs
Frederick Bentley. Mrs w. r. cros
by. Miss Ada Hanford. Mrs A. II
stewart Mrs, George Horton. Mrs
J. L. Crouch. Mrs. T. r. Minor. Mrs
T.. A. stuart. Mrs. wallace Collins
Mrs H. c. Henry. Mira winiock NIL
icr. Mrs. Clarence Coulter and Mrs
Macy Nicholson.
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DA TIES
TO REMEMBER


FRIDAY, JULY H.
"WEDNESDAY. July Is
Mr., ana Mrs Henry Brodertek 90
entertain With a dance at home.
hanorinH Miss ChaFiotts Mann
ana her fianrs, Ensign Haif Doug
lass Baker. y. r. ~.
HsDAy, July L.
Mr.. and Mrs James Dosfsr HoRe
Gill compliment Miss Katherine
ifurd. Aias EiHpeth HeENan and
Miss Anna Roberta Iiosa With a
dancing party At the sunset club.
Mrs. Charles ". cnstien and Mrs
Vincent o.. hscAdhm gill enter
tain With a luncheon at Rose.
lure" the summer home Of Mrs.
cAstisn, complimentary TO Mics
Camille Mahonsy.
FRIDAY, July 10
Tennis club carnival at the Tennis
club.
MIS- Francis Guy Frink viii com
piment Mrs Harmon nyus and
Mra ~ =. Rite. 81 Los Angeles
WITH a luncheon At the sunset
club
Miss Florida Singleton 10 eassrtain
9TH . dinner at boma. bonofing
Miss Charlotte Mann snd her
Nance. Ensign Raf Douglass
Baker. Y. n ~
Judge and srs Burss 10 entertain
az dinner AT the Tennis club
bon0rinE Mrs. Harmon .yus. Of
Los Angeles. ana Col. NJ willard
Glenn. Of Georgia
SATURDAY.. July 10
Delta Delta Delta Sorority luncheon
At en-. Women's University club
al o'clock
SUNDAY. July H.
Mr. and Mrs Carl " Gould wiii
entertain Nith a luncheon ~ their
country home. eempiifusutlnE Mr.
snd Mrs. J. G. Bebb. Of New
York
TUESDAY. July IA
The wedding % Miss Ruth Canaan
20 Mr.. Oilbeg Pierce Hsighi viii
be nolsmnixed 81 the home Of her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Warren T..
uarEAn AZ Crystal Springs. az !
scleek In the afternoon.
Mrs. George w. hoiiday 10 entertain
with a bridge tea. honorfnr hsr
house ru~st. Mr.. n NJ Hocsen.
hull. Of AibuqBsrGus. ss~ Mez.
leo
"WEDNESDAY. July so
me wedding % Miss Charlotte
Mann 20 Mr. RaIf Douglass Baker
IN 81 HarnahaH chapel at sac
o'cloek. followed ~ a reception
at tho home 81 Mr.. and Mrs Ed
win q, Mann
THURSDAY. July -f--
Annual garden party for the benefit
Of the Seattle Day Nursery AZ the
home OF Mrs Frederick Bau-msn.
NJ. John Buckley 90 entertain ~ith
bridge afternoon at her home
IN ADRIAN Court. honoFing nins
Camille MRhonry.
sATt HDAY. July ss--
Midsummer dance az the feaftis
Colt and Country club,
SfsDsESDAy. AUGUST B.
The marriage Of Mas Camille
Mahapey TO Mr. waiter james
ward. In ~. Josephs church 81
ie.ee q. m.
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Each day should come 10 us as a
neio opporfunifD--on untouched pos
sibiIitv that uc may take and do
utfh a. ,nc teiil There's no progress
unless ue get this outlook on hfe.
Whafs The use Of any one uho oUns
an Immortal soul merely sctfhn0
doion 10 be a beast OF burdcn--our
days merely ud0e-edrnin0, eating.
and sieepiHO the neccssorv modtcuu
10 sustain NE. Nth no am billions. no
neio achievements. nothing but dun
nionofonv stretching before as doun
10 hfc's pcry closet
Nature frtes 10 teach Us this lesson
BY the tntinife variety Of her moods,
bv the infinite rartefv OF her de-
signs and oufIoots. constant change
Of detail. yet ruth harmony and ftr-
edness OF purpose underlying. one
condition merely a stepping stone 10
the merit oHc-cant toc learn from
herr
why NOT learn 70 repeat the sin-
pic prayer OF the Htndoo poet
philosopher, Rabindrdnafh Ta0ore
'Ofue me strength 10 raise my mind
abope daily frificA~
Thus besecehino. zoe may find the
stars
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c y1lG[hia Gr@Ys
Reuolutions-Did You Ever Experience MenE
One? Clearing House for CLogged Brain Cells
BY CYNTHIA GREY

Revolutions! Hon. the VeTy toord strikes terror into the
hearts Of most Of u-how the Of the word has gradually
become nsdpphed
How hdnv Of in need Of incdrd revotuion-on
upeavoI of habit and desire that Woh jolt into better
realization Of wha life really in its possibilities for
revolution which woud enable cast off the dead oeight
Of yeserays tcrongshe Of yesterddyond start
afresh NTH ideals and vsion might make the diff
ference between barrenness or fness Of life for
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Sailors VIII Be
EuferfaiDpd

The third in the series OF enter.
tainments arranged for navy men
stationed on Puget Sound will take
place Saturday evening at . o'clock
when five hundred boys will bc
guests OF the Minnewatha club at
two dances. one at Christenscn's
Broadway hall. two hundred attend
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Mrs. Palmerton Hostess
at Tiro Beautiful
Affairs

Mrs. r. E. Paimerton gave two
beautifully appointed teas on Satur
day and Monday In honor Of Or
Charlotte Davenport. OF New York
and Philadelphia. who Il a guest nj
the Hotel Sorrento. Dr. Davenpor,
Is the most famous woman in her
line today. % years Of age. and yet
70 young. graceful and active.
At the tea given Saturday Mrs.
Palmerton was assisted BY Mrs.
Frank p. Lewis. Mrs. J. b. HIN. Mrs
H. v. Luithlen. Mrs. David Hanna,
Mrs. Win @. Crosby and Miss Sara
Hanna. and on Monday by Mrs
George c. Schofield. Mrs J. Knox
Roberts. Mrs. Frank r Weeks. Mrs.
Frank Wolff and Mrs George Whit.
field
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Dinner Preceding
Dancing Party

Miss Muriel waterhousc will be
dinner hostess tomorrow evening.
prior to the dance Mr.. and Mrs.
James Doster Hoge are giving at the
Sunset club. The affair will take
place at her home. with Miss Clara
Ford as the honor guest. and covers
will be marked for eight
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odd Reader
| Sends Bouquet

Dear Cynthia Grey: ] have never
written you: but after reading your
article. ''Glass-Handie With Care.
in tonights star. feel must let
you know how much good some OF
your articles do me. This one In
particular WAS just what was needed
badly. too. because from associa-
ton with an ill-tempered woman
four years ago. have truly gotten
10 be a person 20 bc labeled Glass
Handle With Care"
Now ] am going TO wake UP and
redeem myself with family and
friends AN OLD ADMIRER-
Letters like yours make me feel
that MY uork Is indeed north uhIc
and thank yoa for writing.
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Informal Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs A. II. Rueile enter.
tanned with an Informal dinner at
their home last evening. compliment.
ing SIR. and Mrs Jewell of Port.
land.
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Creamed Asparagus
a Nourishing Dainty

Prepare the asparagus. either fresh
or canned. in the usual way. Make the
thin white sauce given here Have toast
ready. put asparagus over this. and
cover with the white sauce In quantity
desired. Use lettuce leaves under the
toast II desired.
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Lawton circle. d. A. r.. will meet
In regular session Thursday. July
IL. at p. m. in the city hall at
Ballard. Business OF importance
viii be transacted All members
urged TO attend.
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"From Contenfed CowS"
Try This Sure
Recipe for Omelet

-Four eggs. whites and yolks beaten
separately. cup OF Carnation Milk
mired with 4 tablcspoonfuls OF water. 4
teaspoonfuls OF cornstarch. dissolved
In little cold Carnation MIX. 1 tea
spoonful baking powder. and little
salt Add last the whites. beaten to q
stf froth. Cook In a little butter.
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MISS GREY win rocsive rcaA
nl IN Of tins department. ~
The Star Office on Tuesdays fron
. 10 I, ard nj other times ~ A.
pointnent. Please DO not conn
on otlsr days than Tuesday nm
Ioss you have m appointxmsn.
with Mrs Greg. ~ Derpnct
vtsito~s in1erfero with heS III
ing.