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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-28

paris, July 3s.-lt u called rest
scun. thougA how 4nyone could
rest IN It without crushing some
OF the lovely embroidery or getting
al tangled up in bead tassels Is .
mystery yet 10 be solved. How
oyer, the garment - . bowttching
thing Of gray and green seorgstts.
The lower portion II . pair Of ankle
Length Turkish trousers OF the gray.
with . stripe Il jsds green en-
bfuidosy down ths side. The upper
part il . long coatse Of smbroider-
ed JADE keor4etts. Kimcno sleeves
fall In points to the knees, and to
the points are attached huge jade
cabochons from which dAngle big
tAssels Of JADE and pearl
Paris, July 1s.-There is q dis
tinctly new line" to some Of the
little coat dresses intended for late
summer or early autumn wear. The
front and back widths are mere
straight, plain pieces Of cloth like
wide panels. What fitting there is
devolves upon gathers at the hips
This gives an extremely coat-like
silhouette. Rather low rounded
necks and sleeves coming just be-
low the elbows are features Of this
gown.
London, July ga stunning
sports costume. shown in a new
Bond street shop, combined fawn
and vermillfon red with happy and
striking results. The vermillion
skirt was OF Jersey, with a dappling
OF fawu silk. and a feature was the
ribbed yoke extending over the
hips. The vermillion jersey coat
had fawn silk pipings. A blouse
intended for wear with this cos
tune was of fawn tricotine with
touches Of vermillion.
New York. July 28.-This is as
suredly white summer. In spite
of the exquisite colors and the bold
combinations Of colors in both
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-28

abe wants his confidence. AitAe
dinner and his evening paper !
husband Il usually in Z mood u
talk and unless his wife IL WI
him to hear what he has to say e
tells other people.
You say that when you and your
husband talk OF his faults he seta
angry. That IL only natural. r.
cause the greatest tact is needed
when correcting faults. Do you en-
10Y It when your husband talks az
your faultsf Or doesn't he do III
II you stopped to think you mieht
feel that you had faults, too, that
your husband could criticise II he
wanted to.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: am 4
girl Of Is and have been asked for
many . date, but have never &C.
cepted one. One reason 10 because
I do not know how to act with
boys, and 1 have not been allowed
In the company Of boys before.
Please tell me how I should &C.
cent . date and how to act.
THE BEGINNER
You can't tell anyone how to act.
because circumstances must decide
that. When a boy asks il he NAV
come to see you. tell him that he
may il you want him to. CT il he
asks you to 60 somewhere and you
can go, thank him and tell him you
will be very glad to 90. Even II
you do not act just as every other
girl does, what is the difference
Originality is . real treat. OF
course you know that certain
things are ladylike and certain
things are rough. and with that as
q foundation you need not worry
about the way to act when with
boys.
All the News-All the Time-The
Ar1uR
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CITY ADDS MORE
DRAG HOOKS FOR
DROWNING CASES

Taking warning from recent
river accidents in the vicinity Of
Rock Island, the police department
has increased its emergency facili-
ties by the addition of three sets Of
drag hooks, used in the recovery OF
bodies.
Two of the new sets of hooks are
large and heavy, while the third is
similar to the old set, one-inch
pipe with several light iron hooks
suspended from it on light chain.
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LAWYER WENT ONCE
TOO OFTEN TO BAR

Charles A. Garfield. erstwhile
lawyer, addict to, alcoholic liquor
drinking, furnished oral briefs
proving his confinement was I'M
warranted this morning from . cell
in the city jail. Garfield was warn
ed to leave the city, and his case
was dismissed by Joseph P. Kelly
in police court. Garfield was the
falls only occupant last night.
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Braden-Wllkcns Nuptials.

VI Miss Esther wilkins of San
Diego, CAL, formerly of Daven-
port. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. M.
n wilkins, 1926 Davenport ave-
nue., Davenport, and Willard c.
Hraden of San Diego were married
Friday. afternoon. July Fl at the
Hotel Maryland, San Diego by Rev.
Wiley, pastor Of the San Diego First
prosbyterian church. The bridal
couple will reside at Grant Terrace,
San Diego and will be at home AFT
or Sept. l. The bride was gradu-
ated from Oberlin college. During
the World war she was active In
Red Cross work, teaching English
~ soldiers stationed At Rock Is
lind Arsenal.
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GALE AR

foDAY.
Amoo Coh0Bon ewing Win Mn. Buth
01mUAa1L 190o Fifteenth stsost.
aA1UnDAY.
Da1e saas Of Barbara Frietchie tent n
~ Young 3 0ccoDbs st0fe.
TH-Oty Pa HeIleaic essodsAee =
n112DAY,
AnAAv 0Wfne u Basboea 1riooaAlo
o1ot = Lan4 vIsw p4fk.
9UuDAY.
", r.s.' @ss:eI s'Av'''s,a D'a'' :
WuDNnD0AY.
Woasa's 2sltsf Corps IS nesting.
0et-toGetlef p6cnic Of 0ereee county
Weoan's clubs = viola.
W EuuUoDAx.
2esv 11so cub picnie ~ Lag visw
pagk.
Duv - ssvtng eirc1e With Mn. W.
Han PAIL. ASA ufAteooth svenus.
1elsn oe1A Aqx3aiazz melting ct 1s.
morial hi
n. 3. club With Mn. Alfred Miranda.
26o6 1ocktasham Road Davenport
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Farewell for Mr.. Wagner.

.sN Philip Wagner, who leaves early
In August for St. Louis, Mo-, to
work was honored at Q farewell
party, last night given by the choir
Of the First Baptist church at Miss
Bessie Reiss' camp on Rock river.
Rehearsal for next Sunday was
held under the leadership Of the d.
rector. Mrs. Swan ]. NyQuist. A
\ picnic supper was served after
which some Of the members went
boating and others spent the time
In general sociability. This was
the last rehearsal of'the choir to be
held until after Sept. l..
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Nm. Fink .Entsrtaias.

Mrs. Louisa Fink entertained q
company Of 20 tri-city friends yes
terday afternoon at her home, 1919
Thirty-nrst street, honoring her
houseguest. Mrs. Marcus Brandt of
Beemer, Neb. Five hundred was
played and Mrs. Brandt received
the high score; Mrs. Ed Van YER
gen Of Davenport, second, and Mrs.
George Clark Of Rock Island, the
consolation one. A three course
dfnner\ was served In the dining
room that was decorated in gladi-
olas and other garden flowers.
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Miss Margaret Framing, swim
ming teacher Of the Y. W.. G. A.,
announces that last night was the
last of the classes until the new
term opens. The pool will be
cleaned and slight repairs will be
made. The classes have averaged
about one hundred q week and have
been continuing since the nrst Of
June. 1851
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Garden Club Win Mrs. King.
Party for Miss Soady.

a delightful prenuptial party was
given last night by Mrs. ]. ]. Pearce
and Miss Martha Riddell at o camp
on Rock river, as courtesy to
Miss Dorothy Soady of Coal Valley.
The affair was a surprise. A picnic
supper was served during which
time little Jimmie Pearce. son Of
one Of the hostesses dressed as
Cupid, entered. carrying q travel
ing bag containing miscellaneous
gifts which were presented to the
bride-elect. Games and dancing
were enjoyed. Flashlight pictures
were taken Of the group.
Miss Soady, who formerly lived in
Rock Island. will become the bride
Of Leroy Clure Of Bayard, Neb., the
event to take place early in the
I'LL.
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Suoeessf.LCsrd Party.

The Lady Forestsrs Of st. Mary's
Catholic church sponsored q very
successful card party yesterday att
ernoon at the Columbia hall. There
was a large attendance and a neat
sum was realized. Miss Sofia Hurk-
hart won the first prize and Mrs.
B. Todd, the second one. A pleas
ant afternoon was spent during
which time delicious refreshments
were served. The members wish
to thank their patrons who helped
to make the affair . success.
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Wsnaa's GsiA rrsgzsn.

ne Woman's Guild Of South
Park Presbyterian church hold It's
regular monthly c06ee It the
church yesterday aftsrnoon-T There
were 10 members present. 1he fol-
Iowing program was given:
Piano duet, Miss Josephine Hes
soI and Miss Ines Dectef.
Vocal number, Mrs.. Alice ChaD-
man.
Reading, Miss Mae Fassnechk
Piano duet, Mrs. Robert Wollen-
haunt and Mr.. Carl Bauer.
The regular business was trans
acted after which the members
were served refrsshmshts ~, .
ccmmittse composed Of MfS. II. G.
Hinrichs, Chairman; Mrs. E. Ague,
Mrs. John Williams, Mrs. Fred VIII
liams, Mfs. Ernest Quayie, Mrs. w.
P. Quayle, Mr.. G. Long and Mrs.
( o. B. Wright.
Sewing was. Postponed.
The sewing meeting Of the Helen
Gould auxiliary to the United Span
ish War Veterans which was to
have been held yesterday at the
home Of Mrs. Edward Jensen, 1914
Sixth avenue, was postponed on &C.
count Of the hot weather. The
regular meeting Of the auxiliary
will be held Aug. 3 at Memorial
hall.
Give Treat to Patients.
Mrs. A. +. Rohweder and Mrs. B.
M. Jarvis furnished the treat yes
terday for the patients at the Rock
Island Sanitarium. Ice cream, cake
and candy were serced.
Reorganize Club.
The U. S. club was reorganized
yesterday at the meeting held In
the home of Mrs. Logan DeBord
423 Ninth street, and the follow
| ing officers were elected:
President-Mrs. DeBord.
Secretary-treasurer-Mrs. Ralph
Poland.
Reporter-Mrs. William O'Neill
A social afternoon was spent
with victrola music, after the bust.
ness session. Mrs. Alfred Miranda
Of 250S Rockingham Road, Daven.
port. has invited the members to
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Sewing Was. Postponed.
Give Treat to Patients.

Mrs. A. +. Rohweder and Mrs. B.
M. Jarvis furnished the treat yes
terday for the patients at the Rock
Island Sanitarium. Ice cream, cake
and candy were serced.
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49, Y -. ~.

~ 10y min 1oid = plenje at
yisw park yesterday, ~ en-
tnmsnt belnG u charge q 1rAl
~ Cramer. Luncheon was esrv-
r. noon BY . committee eo1n&os-
57sS( Nm. Don Norrison, Nh. osn
~. Nm. e Householder and
rI II. L. vanway. Fourteen ~
~ Of 80 were surrounded in the
0snoon and ~. 8. = Evans.
- nj HchAlinsir, Hfa B.
60Iorman and Mn. G. Ohlwetlef
51Eo pffss winners. Mfs. H. HOLD
1 Mn. J. Murphy, Mrs. Dan Nor.
HlSoa, Mrs., G. lsaAcson, Nh =
ooeholdef. Miss katherine Shud-
ShnY and Mrs. Ben white Won
111es In guessing contests whdch
5oss the diversions.
Rarty Hsnsriss Mrk vsllnes.
IN. {. c. McDYide ana lGsA Phil
AkEer eitsrtainsd yesterday After
Aoon 1t the Acker home e . mis-
oollaneous shower, honoring their
T16fer. Mrs. Earl vollmer. formerly
S Marie N. Thsus, . bride OF
3o1y II. The afternoon was spent
&Glnming towels for the new bride,
Dg11es being awarded tor the ones
2A3sAing the work the quickest.
~ prizes were to Mrs. A. Stoit and
I'M. Emma ,Popp. Late in the aft
pSnoon a sumptuouS repast was
oefved In the dining room. The
table decorations we're prettily car
riod out in the bride'D colors. pink
md green, and garden flowers.
Later the bride was Instructed to
hunt about the rooms where she
40und many pretty and useful gifts.
Other post-nuptiAl perties are be-
ine planned for Mrs. vollmer.
Garden Club Win Mrs. King.
The Tri-City Garden club will
inset Tuesday. Aug. 8, at the home
I 81 Mrs. D. M. King on Rock island
arsenal. A large attendance 10 de-
sired. Each member will furnish
cut flowers for the exhibition to be
held at the Mississippi Valley fair
~ Davenport next month. The
members, hope to make . much bet
tsr display this year than the one
last year.
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All the News-All the Time-The
Argus.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-28

0et-sogetlef picnic Of Mercer county
Weoan's clubs = viols. !.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-01

The Manns Dramatus club VIII
meet with Miss Mabel Hanson. te7
iith ave. ~ at p. m
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P|MPLY? WELL, DON'T 3
People Notice 1t. Drive Therf
Off With DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets

A plrnpiy face will not smbnrrarsf
you much longer II you get pack
age OF Dr Edwards Olive Tablets.
The skin rh0uid begin 20 clear after
You have taken the tablets few
nights.
Cleanse the blood. bowels and liver
with Or. Edwards olive Tablets. the
successful substitute for calOmel:
there's no sickness or pain after tax
ing them.
Or Edwards olive Tablets DO that
which caiomei does. and just sa ef
fectiycly. but their action IL gentle
and safe Instead " severe and irri-
thung.
No ono who takes Olive Tablets IL
ever cursed with a dark brown
taste" "A bad breath. a dull. lIstIess.
mo rood" feeling. constipation. torpid
liver. bad disposition or pirnpiy facs-
Olive Tablets are n purely vege-
table compound nlred with olive oil:
you will know them BY their olive
color.
DR.. Edwards gpent years among
patients afflicted with liver and bowel
complaints. and olive Tablets are the
immensely effective result Take ono
or two nightly for a week. See how
much better you feel and look lso
and observation-disclosures
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Nordicd Choral Club TO
Cine Plantation progrurn

A plantation program will he given
by the Noriica Choral club Friday
evening in tho Masonic club rooms,
Arcade building. when the following
numbers viii be presented.
a when twilight wssses. pArs....
...s......sss arr, from beethoven
y Carry Me nack to OLD Ntrgtnny Hand
Wake Miss Lindy. pert .s...s...s
waldo Warner
Nordica choral club
Sepranc--pe san mans song ...-.--.
Miss Ruth waiting
Evening" Shadows. . part......c C. Rtcci
NerdieA CHORAL club
Groom. crven. Underneath as
Moon ..s.-..-s.....sssst. ciessain
b pe whirrcerwtn ,........... .spros.
Miss nArr,stte voros
Rseits,ien-speak W. hs 'spre-s
Miss xyr,i. Randall
Ns..e. Ad. ard visa r~snhsrst
seio-Kan Awsy Coca ......-.....
Mis-. Elsa f~anssrdt
. Sleepy. Sleepy. sleep. . psrt,J. NJ Scales
b Kentucky nahe. part ...... A. seieei
serdica choral cub
q Mighty r~k . Rose
b southern Laiiaby teias sccsu-
g Just a weAryia' for Yea. ...... head
Miss Fern Nansis
swing r.ew. Sweet chHr1es. ssTr~
spiritual
Love. Ola Sweet senr
Selma Green. Elise kAiaehs. Mildred
Hoy. Myrtle nantsn
Mexre-scprsne--Ma Little sannsver.
Gcoduirht
~ A..
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Entertainments Planned
for Mrs. Minor

Mrs George Maynard Minor.
president general OF the Daughters
Of the American Revolution, who
viii visit in Seattle preceding the
stafe conference TO be held in
Tacoma. from February goth to the
I'd. viii be the honor guest at n
luncheon 20 be given at the seatti.
Yacht club on Saturday. February g.
The luncheon will be followed by a
reception from , until o'clock at
the home OF Mrs. Eliza Ferry I.eary.
past president OF the national So
ciety.
Mrs. John +. Wagner. chairman Of
the social committee OF Rainier chap
ter. Is chairman Of the committee
on arrangements. She will be assist
ed by Mrs. Walter Warmer Reed.
regent OF Rainier chapter: Mrs T..
s. Masters. regent OF Lady Stirling
chapter: Mrs. Arthur Hope Jones. re-
gent Of Seattle chapter. and Miss Ona
Walker. regent OF University chap
ter.
Mrs. Minor will arrive In the city
on February IL. and during her two
days stay VIII be a guest at the Sun.
set club.
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ny MRS. MAX WEST

I have had . number OF letters
lately from mothers asking advice
about the treatment Of children de-
volopinE bow hgn. toeing-in En-
c.sniveiy. or having some trouble
with tho knees.
These difficulties arc all probably
curahle II proper treatment can 10
instituted early enough. Such treat
ment should be directed by an orthos
pedic specialist who can watch the
case and direct the diet and general
care.
In large cities an orfhopedic clinic
IS usually ayaiiAhle- II herr " a
chlidren's hospital such advioe and
treatment can usually be had there.
can only urge any readers who
have children with any sort 81 bone
or poaturpi defect 60 seek this kind
Of at~ntion a. early an they may
bs able. The bones are very easily
bent or Strengthened In habyhood or
young childhood. but ~ allowed 70
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WOMAN BLAMED BY HER FAMILY

ReNtienS irritable. nervous. ~se't'
able and exartinr II the charge
against her By thor. nearest and
dearest. How little they realize tho
struggle the overworked wife and
mother IL making To keep about and
perform the hundred and one duties
that dcvolye upon hsri Every hour
her headaches. baetnehsn and pains
drag her down until abe can stand Il
no longer. Lydia y. rinkharn'H Veg
c,able Compound has restored more
women In this condition 10 health
and happiness than any other meil.
cine. Tho grateful letters we are con
tinuAiiy publishing in this paper
from women who have found health
by It's ua, provo it--Atveriisrnen {.
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Attempt to Thaw
Pipe Causes Fire

Fire In the basement OF the homo
of NJ. J. fiobinson. 3247 10th ave. \.
W. "Wednesday morning. caused $500
damage before the flames could be
checked by the fire department
The fire In said TO have started In
the basement when some member Of
the family attempted 10 tbaw out
frozen water pipe with burning
paper.
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Personal

Mr.. and Mrs.. C. J. Smith returned
Friday evening from . two months
trip TO tho Islo Of Pines and Havana.
They visited In New York and St
Louis en- route home
Mr.. and Mrs Paul NJ. Henry. who
are spending the winter In califor.
mia, are now at Riverside
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Holman
Ketcham tGena Peters, have taken
an apartment at tho Rosamont. 2it
18th ave. ~.
Lieut.. Com. Charles George Room
er. u. 3. c. O.. and Mrs Ro~rner
Jessie Hibicrl are guests Mt tho Nc
Alpine In New York until they are
permanently located. Lieut.. Com.
Roencr Is stationed In New York
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. lee returned
recently from California. where they
spent several weeks. and are guests
at the Hotel Washington.
Mrs. II o. Morrow. OF Calgary.
who has been the guest Of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Potter.
for n number OF weeks. has returned
TO her home.
Mrs. Richard II. Wilson and her
daughter. Miss Grace Wilson. return.
81 yesterday from short visit to
Tacoma
Miss Lima Hamm returned today
from visit Of several weeks in
California
Mrs. Stewart Aackiin and Miss
Harriet Baxter left today for callfor.
MIA Mrs. Mackiin is returning TO
her home in Coronado and Miss Bax.
ter will visit in Los Angeles.
Capt and Mrs. Alfred Detan ar.
receiving congratulations on IN.
birth OF son at the Seattle General
hospital. on January 2s. The little
one has been given tho name Of
Arnold wingvn.
Mr.. w. Boutwell, and his mother.
Mrs. +. Boutwell,. win leave Friday
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GIRL FACES TEST

-Ycr. TIN roing out IN the coun.
try 10 meet Dicks mother Sunday.
I'm 10 worried ! hat. to have hi.
family see me the first time I'm my
shabby old suit and moth-eaien fur.
can't afford 20 buy new ones until
nest month";
Cheer up. SUE, saw = suit that
was made for you. and chic little
neckpiecc. at Cherry'n today. Get
them both. They will let you mako
payments when you wish.
Now. come on. Don't feel biue
IN 80 with you. iurt down on SEQ
ond avenue. between Madison and
Spring. .o7 Rialio Building. over
Fsg'n Whistle. Take elevator
Advertisement.
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Seattle
Society
Dinner Arranged by Mr..
aud Mrs. Alexander
Baltic; Valentino c
Bridqc-TCd.

uoNoRfNG Rear Admiral John A.
- iIoogcwerff. Y. 5. A., eomman'
dant Of the puEet Sound navy yard
and Mrs. Hoogewcrff, Mr.. and Mrs
Alexander Baltic win entertain with
. dinner Of twelve covers at their res
tdenoc Friday evening.
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rort.onTh,rr.rn Relief Tea

Tho rortson. Thygoacn relief tea
VIII be held at the homo OF Mrs.
Morse. e7ss First ave. ", w. Thurs
day. February :. at /. o'clock
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Mr.. w. Boutwell, and his mother.
Mrr. T.. Boutwell,. win leave Friday
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DATES
TO REMEMBER

THURSDAY. FEBRUARY p
Miss Virginia Wiley to wed NJ An
drew Price at $40 o'clock IN the
Pilgrim CONGREGATIONAL church.
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY B.
Mrs william Hickman Moor -
entertain With q buffet luncheon.
complimentary 20 Mrs Charles
Moore and Mrs. Archibald r.
Mr. ~. 2. Brown ard Ms ciyfs
HafIey 20 entertain Informally
compiirnentin1 Mrs. Walter shelley.
Pit lambda OF zets PET n give in
formal dance a, Yacht club
Mrs Frances Johnstone's Informal
luncheon AZ home.
Gamma Phi Bets's Informal dancing
party at the sorority house.
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY g.
Junior prom Of the University Of
Washington at Masonic Templ..
Dinner At College club for Miss
Catherine Baxter and her fIAnce,
Mr.. walter O. Mclean. With Mr..
Taylor Green and Mr.. Dwight
Hartman a. hosts
SUNDAY. FEBRUARY g.
Supper for Mr.. and Mrs John w
Eddy. with Mr.. and Nra Keith
Logan Built and Mrs Peachy
as hosts
Mr.. and Mr. James Joseph O'Rsiflv
will receive Informally from
until II O'Clock.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY H.
The marriage Of Miss Catherine
Baxter 20 Hr Walter Gray No
Lean. at $40 o'clock. IN Trinity
Episcopal church.
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY ef--
Formal dance at Rainier club BY
Sigma Tau. Of Phi Gamma Delta.
~
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Mr.. Lindsay to
Speak at Luncheon

The book review circle OF the Won
ems University club win entertain
With q luncheon for Mr.. vachei
1dndsay. one Of the foremost Ameri.
can poets. Thursday at 1890 at the
club rooms The luncheon viii take
the place Of the regular Friday meet
tnx Of the circle. Mr.. Lindsay IL tho
author OF The Chinese Nightingale
and The Congo During the lunch
eun he win read some Of his poems.
Mr.. Lindsay viii speak at Mcany
hall at o'clock Thursday evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-01

80 on. suoh defects are much less
easily rensdied.
o.-My baby In sir months old.
Has no teeth. Her bowels never
move except when I rive her medi-
cine. What change should t- made
In her diet7 She Is breasted.
A-Few babies have teeth at six
months. Stop giving her medicine
and start at once on training her 10
normal BOWL action. Put her on the
chamber at IN. rame hour every
morning. whether or not. nj first.
you ge, n movement Add little
weii-cooked cereal once n day 10 her
midday wedding. and give orange
Juice every day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-01

The parliamentary procedure d.
partment Of the cotrrie club viii
meet with Mr.. Harley Wells. AGA
10th ave. y. T.. at . y m
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Mrs. De Ycftre Hostess

Mrs. James Hamilton de Vcuve
vin entertain informally with four
O'Clock tea In her apartment In Ham
Elton Arms Friday afternoon. com
plsnenting Mrs. Frederick Bausrnan.
who. with Judge Bausmar, Is leaving
Friday evening for California. and
hter for a European. trip.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. de veuve
3 entertaining with a luncheon OF
ten covers at her home for Mrs. Ed.
ward Morgan Mills. who returned
hst week from n visit OF several
weeks in Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-01
Mrs. Van kdruR to
Be Honor Guest

Complimentary NrA Herbert
George Van karan MARY sullivanl. a
bride Of the winter. Mrs. Bertha VIII
ton Fairbanks will entertain with
Valentine bridge tea at her home on
Tuesday. February IL.
Five tables viii be entertained.
with invitations confined TO the close
friends of Mrs Van kafan.