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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-03
Making Ready for
"FridaY. the 18th"

ffn~s OF tourists arv uo0psug IN
the f1ne Arts thesc days to cash IN
their invitations for tickets for the
See Mars First trip coming off Frt
day. tho 18th. "sirpiAnes. dirgfbies
and free balloons will dock ~ the
Knights Of Columbus han At $40
that night" the announcement says.
''and guests OF the Art stud~nts'
league viii troop out AZ Marsians. .
., Ia the fourth annual costume
ha1.
In the meantime down At the
a,aii~r Of the University Of wash.
inwton Fine Ara Extension s~o.
ton. st fif,h and University. pain,
brushes arc flying. Tho gruaninx
hoard Of pickles and cake. eoffe. and
other rood things that fotiowr the
evenings iabors In all that keeps
sofne weary sign painters roing
after composing tts tsnth comet
Silver and rolt opaino vie with the
touch Of Midas 10 turn the world 10
xiiHerfnr metal Gauay ladies' In
eheekred costumes. with follow
mo gold feathers % tho had.
dress. a "cutey- In frinr-d home.
spun and harcm veil not TO men.
sion the ubiquitous person In the
crimson tam viii AL he ther~. In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-03
ny DOROTHY FAY GOULD


Ambrose Patterson. professor of
art at tho University. has been In
vited by tho baltimore Arts and
Crafts Society To exhibit a net OF his
wood block prints at their exhibition
Mr.. Patterson sent East eight prints,
ono OF his much admired volcano,
two OF the palm trees. two OF the
cypress, and ono Of the Berkeley
canpanile.
Two OF Pattcrson's paintings have
b~en hung this winter In the Mac
beth Gallery of New York-consld
cred a signal honor for an artist
and are now on their way home to
no hung In tho "onc Man Show
Patterson is giving at the Fine Arts
In June The pictures were Maun'
Akoa Street In Honolulu. tho center
OF the Chinese quarter. and tho Mar
ket In Honolulu.
Patterson has Just completed .
sketch for AN overnantel OF an office
~ lumber company I'm Hoauiam-
Il In n modern soens Of industry. a
train In the foreground. ships load
ing lumber and mills In the back
ground. depicting tn. modern meth
od Of lumber making. and In the
train smoke appears family n team
81 oxen xiedding logs In the old man
nor.
In honor Of Mr. Patterson the
iine Arts Society win give a tea the
opening night OF his June exhibit
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High Schools Work
10 BE Exhibited

The annual exhibition Of Seattle
high scheoig work win b given at
the ftne Arts neri week. Miss Clara
Reynolds. supervisor % art In the
high schools. ain have charge Of H.
Like Miss Smail'r exhibition last
seek Of the grade school work. t,lesc
exhibitions are always largely attend.
cd by interested parents. Rome OF
the work In unusually er@llent-
Drawings. water coior.. posters. arts
and craft work. leather ,ooiing. book.
binding. brass and copper work and
ne-dic~ork viii b. shown. The post.
ers rsade for the Arena exhibit Of
Waahington-maas products viii also
Be hung.
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fact. everybody but poor Venus.
Stuck In q corner behind stacks Of
airplan~s and red bunting. she giver
way before our modern beauties In
the tama. The crowd. the color. the
men and the noise Of the work"
parties roinR on these weeks mr.. not
tho art students alone. Assistants
are numerous. This week they were
Dan &. Madden. Virginia Turner.
Edna H.. Room. Itofiin Austen. Anita
%. Pndden. Percy Padden. Ethel
Lucas. Joe Kennedy. Lillian Green.
berg. Herbert bentley. MIRA Iavonda
Sides. Rose Mathews. Ida hatson.
Rone BoRondoff Winifred farrtnon.
Sigma Anderson. Bernice krez. An.
tonic faudi. Helen MarkuH. Agatha
KirBch. Lucille Baker. Ora Pierce.
Marcia Whitney. Joseph Antic. l.. A.
Hchmucksr. ~. G. Webb. Johanna
Matheso. Maurfne Hyatt Ross Car.
p~nter. H. Roth. r. Roth. Frank
Wolfe. IT, Mooney. Ruth Freedman.
Glen Sheckler. Arthur flnr~nbrink.
Ernest Noriing. Ted Parsons, q. A.
McC1airs-
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Personal

Mr.. and Mr.. Luther Hun remove
Saturday to Eagle HArbor. where
they plan 20 spend the summer
months. Mr.. and Mrs George w.
fancy VIII occupy their town house
during their sbssnca
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hamilton De
Weave and daughter. Mary Cecilia.
have removed TO their summer
home q, the Highlands
Mr.. and Mrs John Randolph La
souretfe tSaiiy clay). OF Portland.
arc being fcllcita,ed upon the birth
OF . son last wednesday.
Mr.. and Mra Ralph c. Dean and
son Richard are planning 20 leave
in . short time for Portland. whore
they will reside.
Mfr. ana Mrs Charles X. Poe are
leaving next Sunday for Annapolis
to attend the graduation Of their
son. Ar. Dallas Emory. They viii
hs Joined there by Mr.. De Wolf
Emory and Mr.. Tom Emory. who
are attending school In Virginia
DR.. and Mrs Charles d. Boudwin
have returned from a ten days visi,
In Vancouver and Victoria. u. c.
Mrs. Elbridr. Hadl~y stuart and
two children arrived Sunday evening
from Chicago. TO be the guests for a
week Of Mr.. and Mira T.. A. Stuart.
having. at that time for Portland.
where they win visit Mira stuart's
mother, Mira. c Alderman.
Mr.. and Mrs 8. NJ. Sylvester Of
Vancouver. II. c.. are the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry whitney Treat
MIRA Louis w. Hin Of 81. Paul is
the guest Of her brother In law and
sister. Mr.. and MIS-. Archibald G..
Clark. for = few days
Col. c. A. seaone has removed from
the Hotel Sorrento TO an apartment,
at s23 Cherry St
Mr.. Hugh Purcell II In Portland
ON short business trip.
Miss Emily Jerome. who In attend.
ing Briarciiffe school In New York.
will spend her summer vacation at
her home In this city. arriving abou,
June 9.
Mrs. Fred II. Baxter. with her
daughter. Miss Harriet Baxter. who
has been attending the Common.
wealth school In New York city. Will
return to Seattle the first part Of
June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Layton Hind MARIO
ne Capps) OF Honolulu arc receiving
congratulations on the birth Of a son.
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pointed the committees for the mes
year ns folioww

pointed the committees for the new
year ns follows
Exhibition wrTis,ssn. ensirrns-
Miss Ann Calhoun. NJ. Custin. Mrs Geo.
Quiaan. Mrs. q. A. Merriam. Mr. VIM
Kellogg, Mf. tionyo Victor Lewis. Mrs
!. D. Cooper. Mr. Wayps Aibae. Hra
ttobsft Waikinshaw
PfogrAm-Dr. rsdsiford. chairman;
Miss Bhbusy, hra Van Oais. Mrs Bruce
Beck. AR. Edwin Bart. Mr.. q. W. son-
day.
Eduestisn--Nis- Clara Reynolds ehair-
man Miss Lulu Hotehkisa. Mrs Mich ssi
Esfies. Mr.. Frank Baker, hfa AdsIe Bal
lard. Mrs. David Myers.
Membership Gould. charm 81
Mrs ftobt. Greer. Mrs, htanfey GFiffiths,
Miss Edith Young. Mr.. jams. Hsirht.
Mrs. Carl Donvorth. Dr. ". ~. Edgurs.
hrs. A. N. H. ellis. hru Mar Kunsr.
Entsrfainment-hrs Gould. Mrs. Lam
buth. Mrs.. Ua~lsy. hr. Garrett. kis-
Hamilton. Mrs, Ferguson.
Rooms Committee Mr.. Carl siebrs I'd
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Dinners Preceding
Reception, Dance

A number OF dinner parties are Be-
hg planned to precede the reception
dnncs. as which Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas d. stinson win Be hosts on
Friday evening. honoring Mr.. and
Mr.. John Arthur Baillargcon Gar
gAret Amcsl
Among them win be Mr.. and Mrs
lawrence Reed Ella. who will en-
tsrtAin a party of friends at their
home: Mr.. and Mrs Charles IL Far.
Yeil win entertain eight guests at the
Rainier club. and Mr.. and Mrs
David Il Moss. with Mr.. and Mrs.
vfVderick IL Parks. viii be hosts as
- Moss residence at tho Highlands
- . group Of twelve.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-03
Plans Delightful Tea
for Miss mails

A. . rrv-nuptiai compliment TO
lGlss Katherine inglis. Mrs John Nj.
pAnd has extended invitations for a
- and miscellaneous shower Mt the
homo Of her mother. Mrs. NJ. J. Car
rigAn. ssTo soth ave. y. T.. on Tues
dAy afternoon. MAY 10. from 4 until
{ o'clock. Receiving with the host
exS and honor guest viii be Miss
Helen Troy.
Presiding At the urns are 70 BE-
Mrs. C. Wilbur McAiaster. Mrs Rob
Gwt r. Fox. ST.. Mrs. Francis Everett
Mitchell and Mrs. John Loor Locke.
r.. assisted by Miss karla and Mss
Ciare Stoltenberg. Miss Gretchen
Brehua Miss Elizabeth Chadwick and
lGiss Irene Burns Of SPOKANE
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Affairs to Compliment
Betrothed Pair

With Mics Katherine fngiis and
her fIance. Mr. Clyde Everett Hud-
speth. ~ the honor guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert r. Barry are entertain
ing with supper OF fourteen COW
srs at their residence next Sunday
evening. Miss Ingiis and Mr. Hud-
speth were complimented last Sun
day by Mrs. Ernest Minor. who en-.
tertained with an Informal dinner
IT Snoqualmie Lodge In their honor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-03
Old Dutch Picture
LOANED To Fine Arts

Edgar rorhner has ioaned the rfne
Arts a quaint. oid-fashioned picture.
typical Of tho Dutch school. which
aimed 20 rival nature In minute per.
fection. II In . bouquet painted by
Albcrtns Jonas Brandt an artist
born In Amsterdam. i7ss. and who
died In 1881
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Informal Tea
Compli
Miss Guzzdnl

Mrs Ruth Gaxxam WIN Be the com
Ylimcnted guest at an informal tea
Ma J. T. Dewey and Mrs kcoeln
Winslow, r. are giving at the homo
q Mrs. Dewey on Thuraiay after.
room. with caiiing hours from until
9 o'clock.
: The invitations have ben limited
= the intimate friends Of the honor
GuesS.
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Engagement
Announced

Mrs. Emma wallace announced
the engagement OF her daughter
Norma. to Mr.. q. Miller Bell. son
Of Mr.. and Mira r. H. Bell at a
tea given IN n private dining room
OF the Northold Inn last Saturday.
following the matinee a, the Moore.
A beautiful low basket Of pink
sweet peaa adorned the table in
the center Of which was a kewplc.
holding pink tulie Etrcamers which
led to smaller kewpicz. marking the
places. attached To which were two
pink hearts bearing tho names OF
the engaged couple
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-03
University COED
Decorating a Room

Betty HAhnrr. a junior In the Uni.
varsity College Of Fine Aria Is do
ing interior decorating 10 tho home
- Mira John Eddy. The work Ia
under the supervision OF Miss
Eieancr Campbell. instructor Of the
ART department. formerly . student
al tho Pennsylvania Academy Of
Fine Arts. This work Ia Designing
and painting panels for a ehiid's
room In Arulean blue and docorat.
Ing furniture for q boys room 4,
Va the flrnr work az the kind under
taken By . student In the depart
m~ut.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-03
Won,en's Auxiliary
Rainier Noble Post
10 CiUe Brid1e Tea

The women's Auxiliary to Rainier
Noble post No. 1. American Legion.
Vim entertain with bridge tea In
the tea room of Frederick and Nci-
sons on Tuesday afternoon. June
Z, the proceeds 10 be used for the
benefit Of disabled ex-scrvice men.
rstroncsses and ticket committee
VII be announced later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-03
Mrs. Cdlkins Win
Be Hostess

In compliment 70 Mrs. Cornelius
Hambien, who has recently returned
from war work In Europe, and for
Mrs. J. T. Seamen. Mrs p. J. Cal
kins win be hostess on Friday a,
her home with a luncheon OF TWEEN
ty-four covers The afternoon will
b. devoted TO bridge.
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Albee to Exhibit
His Omar Pictures

Wayne Aibee. OF the Monrfde
Studio. will entertain tho members
of the women'r University club Fri
lay evening. May 20. at Z o'clock.
with . production OF his recent col
lection Of pictures illustrating Omar
khayyam. Tho original pictures
were posed by pupils Of Ruth 81
Dennis. students of tho Cornish
school viii assist Mr.. Alboo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-03

at the national convention Of the
sorority. which will be held at Lake
Crescent and seattle This u the
first Greek letter sorority eonven-
ton to be held In the Northwest
Coaching tho first performance
which viii include college talent
viii be Marguerite Motto Shiei. for
merry OF tho Chicago School Of
Dramatic Art and vcrna Aiexan.
ORA Abbott a former pupil OF Ruth
St Denis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-03
College Night
Vaudeville

The active and aiumnas chapters
Of Gamma Phi Beta sorority will
entertain with College Night
Vaudeville in the Seattle Preas club
auditorium on Friday. May 20.
A program OF sketches, dances
and songs win be presented. and a
special college orchestra will fur.
nish music for the occasion. This
Ofograxu VIII Ne repeated N August.
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Dinner at Home

To compliment Mr. and Mrs. Pat.
rick Parnell Clark. DR. and Mrs.
walter A Moore win entertain with
IN Informal dinner at their home
mart Saturday evening.
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Wednesday Program
at Sunset Club

Tomorrow afternoon at the Sunset
cub Mr.. Kenneth c. Beaton win en-
tsrtAin the members and their friends
Nth . talk on his Personal Expert.
mces." the hostesses to b Mrs
William Hunter McEwan ard Mrs
Harry Whitney Treat
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Pre-Nilptidl Luncheon

lflR Edith Eedneld win Be- hcstres
- her home on Friday afternoon. en-.
pertaining with luncheon. as q pre-
nuptial compliment to Miss Ruth
GaEam
Only close friends Of the gucst Of
houor have been invited
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Student Instructs
Campfire Girls

Miss ycrniia swnrca. . student Of
the fine arts department at the uni
vers.ty. has bs-n giving instruction
nj tho Csooe building headquarters
TO some 20 Campfire Girls In the DE-
signing notices for their costumes
the past month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-03
Supper Hosts

Honorins the members Of the sci
ence department OF the University
Of Washington. Or. and Mrs. ID. IL
NickHon entertained with an iufor'
NAL supper Al their homo Sunday
evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-03
Seattle
Society
Major and Mrs. Fraser to
Be Dinner Hosts; Miss
lnglis WIN BE Compli-
mented. Charming Az
fair Planned for Miss
Gd<<dnL

TN CELEBRATION Of their tenth
i wedding anniversary. Major WIZ
ham ID. Frazer. Z. s A. and Mrs
Frazer are entertaining with a din
ner at their home this evening.
Covers VIII be placed for thirty
gueHtA
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CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY,
Raini~ Reach womsn's Ciue

Rainisv Reach Worusp's Club
The Rainier Beach woman's club
will meet at o'clock at the Elmer
son school and at . o'clock the
Emerson farent.Teachcr association
viii meet Mrs. IL II. Mandigo,
who II a rarcnt.T Teacher association
organiser. win attend the meet ng
and assist IN organizing = new
association for next year.
Mount Baker Parts "Wednesday
Luncheon Club
Mrs J. A. HYDE. Mrs w. II Clip
pie. Mrs. J. WIN Jones and Mira A.
III. Kellogg win be hostosscs at the
meeting OF the Mount Rsksr Park
Wednesday Luncheon club At the
clubhouse at 1 o'clock.
Native Dauxhter~ of I1onc~vS
The Native Daughters OF Pioneers
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Visitor Entertained

To compliment Miss Maww'e Nc
Kerchsr from Winnipeg. who Is a
visitor in the city. Mis-. J. J. Mat.
thews entertained at her home last
Saturday evening with a card party.
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Have you noticed mat The smart
shops are showing all black under
wear7 Even milady's night robe IL
a thing Of oIinEipg black lines and
lacsH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-03
Victory Club IN Dame

The Victory club will entertain
with Its first Informal dance Of the
summer season on Wednesday even.
ing. May Z. In Leschi pavilion The
committee In charge includes Mr..
Vernon Keeper. Mr.. Oscar siogar
and Mr.. John Miner.
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Luncheon to Honor
Mrs. Hunter

Mrs. d. FL Nickson WIN compli-
ment Mrs James Hunter with a
luncheon at her home on Friday.
Places viii be marked for twelve
guests and bridge viii form the
pleasure of the afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-03
Committees Appointed
by the Fine Arts

The governing board Of mo Ffns
Aria met with ths new president.
Mrs. Reginald II. Psrsons. and ap.
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Informal Sumner

xr and Mrs Frank II. Madden
were hosts on Sunday evening ut
their home. entertaining with an In
formal supper Of nine covers-
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Mis-. Louisa Lee. who has recent
ly returned from India. win speak
"Wednesday afternoon at 2 p. m. Mt
the reception at the Ballard Presby.
terrain church. The members OF tho
Missionary society and tho Ladies'
Aid society win be hostesses and
their friends and anyone interested
in missionary work arc invited TO
attend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-03
Do You Know a Baby Sick
With Constipation
Ten he mother 10 give half tsaspesa-
hi Of d.. Caldwslrs
Syrup Pepsin.

ssn - UsotnsS - give nan Q teaspooo-
III Of D.. Caidwslrs
Syrup Pepsin.
MO thoughtful mother with children
~ In the house will risk being without
q good, reliable laxative. II will save
many q serious illness, many q
Doctors visit.
When the baby cries and ID fretful,
when the boy has no appetite and won't
play, when the girl II listless and fever
tsh, when there are complaints Of
headaches and colds, the mother can
suspect constipation. Give DR.. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin In the small dose
prescribed on the bottle, when you put
the child to bed, and with morning the
ailment viii have disappeared.
DR.. Caldwelps Syrup Pepsin Il q
and Other. simple laxative herbs with
pepsin and pleasant-tasting aromatics. Il
acts gently and mildly, and children
take Il without objection. A sixty-cent
bottle Is enough to last an average fam.
fy many months. The Ingredients are
endorsed In the u. s. Pharmacopoeia,
snd''sst year American mothers bought
over eight million b titles OF DR.. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin from druggists. II
70 the largest selling liquid laxative in
the world, and few cautious families are
ever without II.
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Triple Open House
on the Campus

Yesterday the students Of shs Uni.
vcrsity art department held q candy
sale. the proceeds OF which wer. TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-03

Red Cross nursing classes will b.
held a; the colored Y. W. c. A al
10 a. IN. and at Cstewood a, Tis
.. tn
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SEATTLE Hr1r~w Benevcs~ut so-sesy
Woman. Century Cub

The Spanish department OF the
wonans Century club will meet at
the Y. W. C. A. at iosa a. IN.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS

win hold their election OF officers
ness Glrla' club rooms at the Y. W.
g A. at , y. m.
lincoln Circle
lincoln circie OF tho Child Con.
servation league will meet at the
home OF Mrs. w W. Hoagiand. 3s2i
Sunnyside ave-. AT 2ao y. m
Won,~n's AuSiiIsry az the BritLsh
American Association
The Women's auxiliary OF the
British American association will
meet nj tho home OF MrA =. q,
Wright ga s3rd ave. on wednes'
day afternoon. May T. Take n.
Cherry car.
Woodnaft Ihimlsie C1ub
The Seattle wooderaft Thimbie
club will hold card party nj the
woodcraft club rooms. 400 Hoge
Annex. at Ala D. IN
Sdgi~y Rebd,sh Auxiliary
Mrs w. \. Mclean and Mira y.
X. Mcnamara will assist Mira A. II
KliEore at the meeting Of itidgiey
Rehekah auxiliary at her home. 1917
Ninth ave. w at 40 .. tn
ls<hcs' Auxiliary
The ladies' auxiliary to the
Brotherhood OF Locomotive EnKi.
neerr wall give a card party al the
Foresters hall at .. IN.
Cuahlng Auxiliary 10 Orti,opcsilr
Hospital
Cushing auxiliary 20 the Ortha
pcdic hospital viii entertain with n
card party a, the Ballard city hall
Wednesday. May T.
Seattle Hrtr~w Renevcleut Scrse<y
The regular monthly meeting of
the Seattle Hebrew Benevolent no
eiety will b. held In the y~str,
room of the Temple on "Wednesday.
May 4. at go p. IN Board meet
ms AZ p. nj.
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Ion,a Social club viii meet at IN.
Masonic temple a, /, .. m. cards.
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Dusinevs Grk' lIeAlfh ana
I,rcrs alton Center

The business Girls Heath and
Recreation center viii meet a, stista
Fremon; ave. In the evening. Al.
dress by Dr. Roberta Wilmer Ford.
entitled Confidential Chat with
Glrln-
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Cara Barton tent Daughters Of
Veterans. win serve . o'clock sup
per at the Armory for their mem.
hers and families wednesday. May
e. In the evening At O'Clock the
public IL invited To come and enjoy
a program TO Be- given BY Mrs
Eugene Bell q talented teacher Of
expression
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The Ladies' auxiliary to the
Brotherhood Of Locomotive EnKi
neerr will give a card party al the
Foresters hall at y. IN.
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Mrs w. \. Mclean and Mira y
X. Mcnamara will assist Mira A. II
Klisore at the meeting Of Ridglcy
Rebckah auxiliary at her home. 1911
Ninth ave. w at 40 .. IN.
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Women of Mou~cheart L~xson
Tho Women OF Mooseheart Legion
viii NEE; at The Moose temple .,
p. m
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WrIfam Mckinley C1vuss

William Mckinley circle Iadi--
Of tho q. A. IT,. will give . dinner
a, neon. followed by nesting.
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Cuahlng Auxiliary 10 Ortbopcsiir
Hospital

Cushing auxiliary 20 the ortho
pedie hospital viii entertain with a
card party at the Ballard city hal
wednesday, May l.
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The Progressive Thhurht club WIN
be entertained with a musical ten
a, the home Of Mrs. Carl J. Smith.
1875 :Tth ave. on wednesday Aftor-
noon. May 4. at : O'Clock The fol.
owing program has been arranged.
Plane
tsb -rlesssr ehns ws-ss- =. Msodsis,shs
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Woodvaft Ihiusisie C1ub

The Seattle wooderaft Thimbie
club will hold card party nj the
woodcraft club rooms. toe Hoge
Annex. at ala p m
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Mount Baker fars "wednesday
Iunrh~on Cluh

Native Daughters OF I1oue~vS
The Native Daughters OF Pioneers
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-06
lust FOLKS
By Edgar 4. Guest
THE SILENT MAN.

THE SILENT MAN.
Wc never Eue~sed - woes hr had.
Nor how he suffered when alone.
That pow and then his heart was sad
To very few WAS ever known.
Hc-d hear rs tell our tales q care
And utter words Of kindly cheer.
Yct ~ the gricfs he'd had 70 bear
40 word from him We'd ever hear.
That he had grieyed and he had wept
: 10 us il never once occurred.
Unto himself his hurts he kept.
Though many a sympathetic word
He spoke 10 Us 70 soohte ourwoe:
He'd let Us ~ our sorrows through,
Yet very seldom did he show
That he was deep in trouble, TOO
BY chance we learned behind his smile
And patient way we'd grown 10 love.
Despair was gnawing all the while;
a grief he'd made no mention OF
Was his TO carry and his heart
Wore deeper scars than we had
known,
And still as one who plays a part,
He bravely bore his cross alone.