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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-26
Personal

Professor and Mrs. Pierre J. Frsin
and Miss Alice Fresn are leaving this
week 20 occupy thssr summer home
at Lake Crescent until October.
Mlsm Blanche Martin. Of vancou.
yer. b. C.. Is spending this week with
Miss Barbara Potter. At her home.
100. Ninth ave. W.
Mfr. and Mrs. Charles Patterson,
Mrs. w. X. purland. Miss Margaret
Stewart and Mr. Tom s. Patterson
returned Sunday from a ten days
motor trip around Vancouver island
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Turner. r..
arc being congratulated upon the
birth Of a son. Logan Davis. July 81.
at the Seattle General hospital.
DIR. and Mrs. walter Moore. with
their guests. sfr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Stevenson. Of Vancouver. n. c.. mo
tored to Mount Rainier today for a
short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. KInns
have removed 20 1914 18TH ave. n.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. G. Beck and fam.
ily have removed 10 their summer
home. rfngiesea." near Three. Tree
point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard q. Thomp.
son and Mrs. Anita starr. OF waila
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-26

Has no silver service. C'rst tristel
Why doesn't seine millionaire givs
her ones
Charming Ideal one really misses
the silver when the offlcsrs enter.
tain.
Where dld the other ships set their
silverf
An. ma petite annie. from their
name.ssatea. It's like being god
mother. you know. A ailser gift Il
do rlxueur.
And II one isn't named for a state.
one has no god mother. and no silver
80 IL seems. Tho Mercy has no
silver. and none Of the deHtroyern.
At least none I've ever seen.
Where do tho dratruyern set their
nAmeaT
prom men killed ia action. IT'S a
tribute 10 their gaiiansry.
HAS the Mercy a fnancotf
/ No mascot. nia petite.
+ Perhaps some millionaire will give
he. that
Hut II seems 20 be iuekler 90 have
ones mascot donated hy Some little
gutter waif. or 10 be a little gutter
walf. Itself The most cherished
ships mascotn. I've observed. are
half,ssarvvd kittens Only they soon
grew fat on board ship Like the
gohw. The navy. ln these days. u
really exerfed.
1 Hut the Mercy n too sanitary for
that sort u a mascot u would have
20 have an antisepsle mascot.
Parfaiscm~nt. ma petite sluie. par.
Abatement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-26
Entertains at
Summer Home

Mrs. Helen n. Holt entertained AZ
bridge "Wednesday Afternoon AZ tho
summer home az her daughter on
Hood canal. complimentary 20 Mrs.
w. y. uonns. % Coronado. Cal.
Her Kuests Included Mrs. II. T..
Read and Mrs. II. hall from HoQus.
am: Mrs. c. II. Hutton OF Seattle.
Mrs. Leo fsoshsrhisld ard Miss Mauds
shovan of Dryaa and Mrs. r. II. Ali
mon o. Hoquiasn. ali Of them guests
at Alderbrook on Hood canal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-26
TIIE MEDICAL. CORPS


L. paramount on the Mercy,
There's Commander Kari ohnrmegg,
NJ g.. L. r. ~. senior medical Off.
Ger. Lieutenant Commander curtis
n Munger. NJ, G. L. = ~. execu.
tive surgeon. Lieutenant Commander
Lucius W. johnson. a. g.. q 4. ~.
surgeon. Lieutenant Commands
Clyde 81 cAmsr~r. NJ. O.. 4. n ~.
eye. ear. nose and throat specialist.
Lieutenant Commander John j.
O'Maliey. NJ, G.. Z. = ~. chief ~ the
medical section. Lieutenant Com
manier James l.. Brown. y g. u.
IA. NJ. Lieutenant Louis "a Williams.
". G.. 4. y. ~. Lieutenant Y. G. hat.
tsFl~. 81. G. 4. y. ~. Lieutenant X.
W. Hutchinson. ". C.. 4. y. n. f.isu.
tenant Harry T.. krummes. ~. G.. Z.
il. ~
other officials are noatewaln Felix
". Kelley. Il. y. ~. Carpenter 6. y.
KimbFoush. L. 4. ~. chief Fhartna.
cint Harry O. naasslson. Z. =. ~.
Second Pharmacist Carson A. Mel.
wnu. u. r. ". Lieutenant Arthur
NJ Hryan. r. G., Z. =. ". Pay Clerk
n n. Mrciintock. 4. 4 NJ. and. last
but far from l~Aat. Lieutenant VIII.
liam r. Holt. Z. 4. ~. chaplain ~
the Mercy. lie gives them inspiring
religious services. selects their up.tc.
date library. beloved ~ tho consaies.
cent men. ard arranEes such cork.
snw program Of moving picture films
that the Invaiian forget their slls.
les marvellous ship. the MsFcyi
Parfnitrmeut. fna petite aEnss. par.
faiismenti
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-26

and AIRS. George ~. King. planning
10 return In the fall
MiKw Feruita swsxna. who has be~n
In Europe for the past three months.
sailed from England July - on the
Aauisania. After a brief vlslt In New
York She will return TO Seattle.
Mr.. Paul Pierre MeNseiy sailed
Tuesday on tho N. - Alexander for
San Francisco and other California
cities From here he plans 10 vlait
tho Grand Canyon. Kansas City. Chi.
cago and extreme Eastern points. re.
turning TO Seattle BY way OF Glacier
National park about September 1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-26
Tea and Shower
nf Snr0rifu House

Miss Alice Nstsleton and MISS
st~,~n De Force are giving tea and
enower Saturday afternoon ~ the
Gamma Phi Beta house. In eomph.
msnt 20 Miss Katherine Barnhtsel 81
Tacoma. whose marriage 70 MT,
yeorr- pl~rrut. Of Detroit. will take
mace next month.
Assisting are 70 be Miss Doresn
Kennedy. Miss Clara Emory. Miss
ox~naolyn Newiove and Miss Anita
Merry Wheeler. Of Tneonla-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-26
DATES
TO REMEMBER

WEDNESDAY. July 9a~-
Mites Mareta ueraer % entertain
With a tea, IN compliment % Miss
katherine Miller aud MI. Louise
hhfiirh, frem Z to n'eletk.
Mrs iilake y Mills 60 entertain
~tih Afternoon AZ bridge. At hems.
rutusnAt. 1tIN H.
Mrs Res staffuFaa bridge AZ renHis
club e. compliment Mgs Norria
ussNN4 ~ NeW Neek. and AMs
AHHe nana~ ~ san Francisco.
Mrs Arthur feeses shower and sea
eumniimsntlnG Miss t.euis Ehris
ten. ffcm . untn 3 O'Clock. At
heiae
Mrs John cetiias ga honor Mss
Edward W Etefle atth = lunch
een 81 the SUNSET ciub.
Mrs Francis 1ahnAten's luncheon -
heuae henaFlug Miss Fsefsns~
Ahamhle
Nrs nahert Afien % sntertaia al
tea. cemrllnentins her sister
Mfs Jessie ciaHp. At home frusa
g 8 a'sieek
Mrs. u~eF&s ", salidas's hsiaxs
lehehran 81 home complimentary
hes nieee, Miss EdWenA Ruttedas
~ Chicago
Ms sranses Exerett Mttehsns mis-.
relianreus Shower. ~ eea rlin,snt
"a Miss Eva Enxetrum
Mrs. q ~ sexton - eRtssfsln At
iunsheen faf Miss kAthtfe hfefn
FRIDAY. JtIs ss-
AIRS lFaH 81 Weftenaefs bridge
supper 81 the Nay Yard 10
haneF hef house guest. Mrs. ben.
isfnia u aressean
My. ena Nfs ) ~ nioedsia dance
At aoif eiah IN eesaplimsnt -
Miss ghaFlefte tiiesasi and Me
faeFsFra Rsaeart
SATURDAY.. 5uIs se--
Mt ard Mira A u. watnwFizhtn
afnnes al home.
SATURDAY.. AtUssI 49,
ATT. r. T. ctuuisx % sntsstsiu ~ith
tea frens rntsi e'ei"eks eotn
pgim~ating Miss ksthFya h9ofa
and Miss Anas Crowley
TUESDAY,. Atatrr 49,
t-Aus.ihnrss uulsds lawr fets. ~.
sAaf. aiaasr ard pteenitkht dance
a. nnme az NJ and Mrs. A b.
EiAstdxe. h. t.Aufsihufkt
WEDNESDAY,. At.tsr is--
Miss Eea hneatruM e. wfd Af.
stuart Hunter NesswisF 81 th~
hafne 81 hee psf~afs NJ sad
Nrs Jaha Esxstfen. st sse
eclerk.
rat nsnAy. Atarsr H.
rae marriage u Mics ksthFHh
nYsfs ~ pF, Enxsns Heasss
psund. ~ the hums ~ hsf
parerts Nj ard Mrs.. Aiphsas
fsyers. At ste e.eiees.
sATt HnAf. -HI'fENnEH r.
The nsssfiaxs - Miss hGns Me
s'reery te MF Beverly NeFaen
manresk. la Trialsy church. ~
ss5s o'ciseA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-26
THE HOSPITAL.

Haa a clustered air. n'rs'.ce paKY
Yes. an atmosphere ~ peace.
ft. 80 quiet. 80 cool. 30 fr~sh. 20
lansln~psic. as you say. Ard set st's ~
the same time suggestive 81 lavender
ard linen las = lovely place.
10 they operate there
II necessary. And with much suc.
cess. But when the sailors are In
port such casrm are usually trans
fsrYed 10 a hospital
10 they give parties on the Mercy :
Now and then. Only the officer.
seem much absorbed In serious
things
Hut they can BE- ray. rnet on.
at the club.
lie was ~ dancing turuF
All the newest steps. Three o'rieck
IN che Morning was hla speciality.
pld he tell you about tho ship.
truphiesT
They have none. Nor any nick.
name
IT'S serious xtsip. ma petite annie.
q ssrsoua ship
nus | like Il. It's ~ niesness.
Parfaisement. ma petite annie. par.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-26

and beauty IL the only effect yoa
need strive for.
arm informed one should STUDY
the holding ~ the parnsoi. II you
hold Il directly above your head you
will doubtless keep off the sun. bat
you may keep off suitors A. wen.
for you have not achieved the pic,
turenque.
One IL much more alluring II ons
holds tina parasOl ~ q ooqustftsh
angse and uses II as a coiorful back.
ground for the face. instead Of mere.
~ az a shield from the sun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-26

Under tho auspices ~ the Seattle
Associated Public aten0Rraphera. an
excursion and picnic has been ar
ranged for Thursday afternoon, July
~. 10 which the public Il invited.
This steamer ATLANTA" will teAys the
Marion ~ dock az p. m This trip
vii give the visitor fine view of
the city, the canal and canal locks.
Lake Union and lake Washington.
A picnic lunch viii he served Al
fenchi park. and tho return will be
made ~ tho Yeslcr car line. Bring
lunch basket
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-26
Police Arrest Man
in Home-Brew Raid

WIN Phillips. ~. mechanic -
held IA the city jail watlnendav ~
waa arrested Thursday uirhs 4 Il.
-. Elmo apartments. a iarxs a,.ss
tltY n beer together ~lth hsee..s
empty bottles we're taken a. -,
dence.
Prom other rooms IN the ssm.
apartment, officers found is7 aussss
Of beer. One hundred and sevsnss.s
~ tiseae were destroyed. whns 4
quarts were held az evidences ae..s..
the occupant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-26
Wayfarer Patrons
See Medina Blaze

Attention n wayfsrsr Expectation.
waa distracted Tuesday night whss
flames destroyed the chicken ranch
Of Carl r Lyons AZ Medina. across
Lake Washington from the stadium.
Fifteen hundred chickens. large qnan.
tlties % feed and eggs ard all tke
buildings on the ranch we're A..
rtroyed, the estimated ionn being
g. .0oe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-26
Noted Preacher to
Give Address Here

"Our National and Moral welfsrr~
win be the subject u an address BY
Rev. william J, johnson. d. D.. L.
l.. D.. reformer. author and lecturer.
81 woodland Park Presbytersan
church. North 10th and PalatIns ave-
at II a. m. Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-26

Trsr OFFICERS


of the Mercy are fewer IN number
than on the hatsirnhips. aliho the
Mercy "a a big boat.
Tell me the names II sounds Ike
modern illlad. Say them over.
With aaldes
Asides are forbidden. ftut the list
begins with Captain Cyrus W, Cole.
Il, =. ~. commanding officer. Lieu
tenant Commander Ralph H. stew.
art. 4. n n. executive officer. Lieu
tenant Raymond J.. Drake. L, T. ~.
engineer officer. Lieutenant Dole
0feenweil. L, =. ~. navigation off
cer. Lieutenant Charles a. kiftiey.
Z, \. ~. assistant engineer officef.
And tho eneignsT
Ensign George II Turner. Z. !. ~.
Ensign owe y. o. Hanson. Z. =. ~.
Ensign Aasolu W Haans. 4. \ ~
such wonderful dancers Eapccials
~. ere, isut serious man, NOW
and then. dances awfuliy well Hest,
Go past
f'arfalssmsnt ma petite amle. par
faisement'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-26

Seattle chapter. No o.. o. y. r..
viii meet Thursday. July 81. AZ p.
m. IN the corinthian room Of the
Masonic temple. There will be lnitla.
ton ceremonies A reception viii bs
held 10 honor % Mrs. Eva usll. grand
AdAh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-26
Luncheon for Taco
Honor Guests

Houorgng Mrs. David Morgan
podersck MARY I.onlne Rochester, or
Washington. r G.. who IL visiting
her parents. judge and Mrs g. a.
q. Rochester. and Mrs. Willard Gsi.
xon ff<athryn Joyevl % owdsn. the
guest a. her sister. Mrs Henry G
H.hfard. Miss Margaret stewart =
.ntersaininw with a luncheon % eight
covers Tuesday afternoon. August !.
~ the home Of her aunt. Mrs
Charles 4. Hn,hard. -Hlgh-ciyff." on
Magnolia Bluff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-26
Tea Honors Mrs.
james E. Cr01rther

The Ladies' Aid society Of the
First Methodist Episcopal church en-
the home Of Mrs. Frank Gardner.
honorinR Mrs. james f.. Crowther.
Presiding at the urns were Mrs.
Gertrude Brawley and Mrs. Josephine
Atwood. assisted by Mrs. r. NJ. Ran.
dali. Mrs. J. II. Lyon, Mrs. r. A. La
Wake. Mrs. Ralph Magee and Mrs. A.
3. EIford. The punch was in charge
Of Miss May Randall. Miss Grace
Weaver and the Quannatut Campfire
Girls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-26
Delta Zeto
AInmnne Tea

Delta Zeta alumnae are entertain
ing with tea at the home OF Mrs.
Harold q. swendsen. Thursday after.
noon, from TO o'clock. compli
mentlng Mrs. Ralph Allen Esther
cannpbcID. Of Vallejo. Cal. who IL Wis.
ifing in town. Mrs. T.. w. Campbell
and Miss Helen Schumacher will pre-
side at the urns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-26

Princess Angelina pafior. No. Z.
win inset on Friday evening. August
q Al s p. IN. AZ the Y. W. G. A.. Fifth
and seneca. The meeting viii be-
h~ld In the eluhrooms on the second
floor, Al members arc requested 20
be present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-26
Informal Dance for
N1val Officers

Miss r.urIIne Brown n entertaining
with an informal dance THURSDAY
evening. on Mr.. and Mrs, Alexander
pantare@' houseboat Aloha. 70
compliment twenty naval officers
from the ships stationed on Puget
eouud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-26
Queen Anne Guild
IN Ch0rQe

Mrs. Peter Mogenson win hostess
for Queen Anne guild at tho Ortho-
pedic Tea Shop Thursday. assisted by
Mrs. A. c. Torrey. Mrs. Chris
Hchwabe. Mrs. g. II. Thomas. Mrs.
Prank ciemmer. Mrs Georgia Swan.
strom, Miss Loyal Treat. Miss Geneva
Deblhjeim and Miss Marion Dehl.
hjelms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-26
Bridge. Luncheon

Honorlng Mrs. David Vaughn
dorothy zw~cki. who. with Lssut
Vaughn. II visiting IA Seattle for a
few weeks. Mrs. ". ". Humascn en-.
sertained Tuesday with = bridge
luncheon at her apartment IN the
Brown C.aapsll.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-26

WaIia. are guests at the Hotel wash
lngtou Annex for a fsw days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward !, Campau
and son. Edward. lsft recently for a
motor trip 20 Seaside. Ore. TO bS
away until August rs,
afrs. harris. wife OF Ensign James
Harris. T. =. ~. Of she Connecticut.
il visiting Miss Flavia Reid, at SGT
f4th ave. ~.
Miss Marianne King arrived last
week from Gan Francisco to spend
the summer with her parents. Mr..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-26

Seattle Review. No. 4. w. u. A..
~ tho MaeeAheeH win meet IN tho
a. @. Il. W. hall. 1903 Ninth ave.
Thurnday. July 81. AZ : ?. m. or
fi,xra requested 20 wear white.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-26

AZ Eha rwnidsncs 81 Mrs. q. ". Estes,
ssss Ninth ave. =. w. whlch Is
across the car tracks from the Lake
fsurien barns. Important business.
Members urged to attend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-26

rorsson Thygesen auxiliary. No :.
e. = W. ". viii hold is regular
meeting Thursday. July ~. ST p.
m. ia Veterans hall. Armory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-26
DIES WITHOUT
- SEEING MOVIE

GEORGETOWN. Del. July t.
Mrs. F.ettie q. Wnbank. rs. who has
just died here. boosted she never are
nm egg nor attended theater or cir.
Gus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-26
ffnia.u anard finh

The Hatssu Guard club wiii Efvs
q picnic supper and dance Friday,
July -. a. s1o .. M. at the horne Of
Mrs Charles O. IsgnAn. asss card
Axr q ".
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-26

Social Score club will bold picnic
Friday. July "a. ST Hilicrest. The
boat win leave az 1880 a. m from
Isenchs park
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-26
Mrs. BraaCley Plans
Lnrde Dinner

Honoring Dr. and Mrs. James f.
Cr0wther, Mrs Gertrude Brawley IL
entertaining with large dinner par.
" at her residence Thursday even
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-26
Former Seattle
Man to We'd

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Graham Phil.
lips. Of Chicago. announce the en-
Eagement OF their sister. Mrs. Olive
Jones Whitner. daughter Of the late
Colonel Charles J. Jones. u. s. A.. and
Mrs. Jones. 70 Lieutenant Colonel G.
a. Seaone. y. s. A.. now stationed al
Washington. u. G., formerly station.
ed In Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-26
Clubs
eLuns ron THURSDAY


The Seattle Day Nursery aAsoeis-
tion viii hold meetiug ~ Tho club.
rooms, a02 broadway. Thursday
July 81. nj iosao a. m,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-26

Those who designed this seasons
paranoin did not make sergiccabiiify
or prnetieabsilsy their aim. They
achieved the decorative effects for
merry associated with tbs stage.
The rosebud special parasol comes
In delicate toned thffetss with rows
~ rose. about the outer edge and
a canopy top.
The mushroom shape Is just what
4 sounds like. and II best developed
IN ahirred crepe De chimes or taft.
fesaa Ia pastel shades.
tcaliupa are popular method Of
trimming tho taffetA paraHoi. the
scailopa being edged with coiored
silk ~ another shade
A rarasol Of Nile green accordion
plated grorgette crepe looks perish.
able indeed. but II has firm founda.
ton ~ green crepe de chine.
Frinwed paraaois are novsi--sogne-
times the fringe IL foot or mere
in width.
The new handles are equipped rib
hon bracelets. No that the parasoi
may be carried like a handbag. You
no longer drag Il along the side
walk.
You need not have a parssol for
zach gown. or even yearn for one.
II i quite the thing 10 carry a blue
parasos with q pink frock or a green
ono with a pink gown. Harmony
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-26

Elite nebshah ledge wiii give .
card PARTY IN oda Fellows hall. ssos
Jackson e.. Thursday. July II. At
3 n m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-26
ADDITIONAL CLUBS


West Seattle revisw. W. n. A.. Of
tho Mancabeen Sewing circle. will
meet AZ the fofne Of Mrs. William
willard. ssse siHs ave n. W. Friday.
July ~. ns .. tn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-26
CNOWING? NO.
- JUST TOWING,

PHILADELPHIA. July zs.rsst
&c for several blocks WAS halted =.
day when a suowpiow became stallsa
II waa BEING moved 20 a repair she.
that's aii.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-26

Former residents Of Montana viii
meet for a picnic supper. Thufednys
July ~. at 9 o'clock, Ia Wooalah NJ
park Members Of tho Mis-otilh club
will serve coffee and ask those at
tending TO bring a cup and basket
lunch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard G.. Thonp.
son and Mrs. Anita starr. OF waila
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Klnns
have removed 10 1874 18th ave. n.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-18
CHARMING BRIDGE
PARTY GIVEN BY
MRS. APPLE

".Wonderful., That's what every
body said as they entered the home OF
Dr. and Mrs. W. w. Apple yesterday
afternoon, Transformed into Il bower
of oriental loyeliness.
The occasion was tea IN honor OF
Mrs. Frank II. Garter of San Diego,
and the hostcsses were Mrs. W. W.
Apple, Mrs. Frank b. Fuller and Mrs.
j. Il. Miller
The hostesses all wore Japanese cos
tunes, old in historic association ana
very lovely. The costume worn by Mrs.
Applt had once been the costume OF a
Japanese princess for gala occasions,
and found its way, as did those worn
by Mrs. Fuller and Mrs. Miller, to
America in the chests of little Japan
ese woman now living in Imperial Val
ley.
Instead of the smile and handshake,
usual or such occasions, each hostess in
her turn bowed low to the guests as
they entered the living room.
The Japanese motif pormeatcd the
entire house. There were lovely Japan
ese drapes at the windows, Japanese
pictures hung on the wall, and japan
ese lamps and shades, with strings and
strings of tiny little paper lanterns,
lighted the scene with soft glow.
Cherry blossoms were in evidence in
the reception room i, great profusion.
The music room adjoining carried the
same motif with flowers and greenery
in lovely Japanese vases, looking very
oriental But the tea room was the
climax. Words cannot describe its
loveliness. Pepper houghs, chrysanthc-
NUNS, wistaria, cherry blossoms-and
with n tea table spread with priceless
linen and with a cliina service, exquiS-
ite iii design and shape.
The setting was perfect, the pergoia
effect being carried ont to the minu'cst
detail. Pouring at the table were Mrs.
Rodney lIermon, Mrs. l.. c. House and
Mrs. Thomas Gill, all in lovely Japanese
costumes. Serving we're: Mrs. 7. Memo,
Mrs. Il. Neseki, Mrs. Il. Uchimya and
Mrs. Sophia Yamanaka, japanese wom-
en- of FL Centre, charming. to behold
Other assistants were Mrs. II. c. Me
Kim of FL Centre and Mrs. j. i. Rob
erts of Calexico, also in japanese cos
tune. Mrs. George Willoughby, Cal
exico, sang in costume most charming
ly, and Mrs. II. Y. Watson gave read
ings that were greatly enjoyed. Little
Geraldine Johnson also sang, to the de-
light of the guests.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-18
ICLUB BOARD HAS
MEETING, MANY
ATTEND

Club women from INLAND to Calexict
attended the meeting of the executive
BOARD of the county federation this
morning at the clubhouse. Mrs. Ken
leth Oliver presided, and business OF
Importance was disposed.
The federation is interested in the
writing aud preserving of the history
II Imperial County and the president
old Of the recommendation of the state
Hartman which contcmplates q history
# each union high school district to be
written by the students in competi'
i've project. Mrs. Thomas Beeman, Of
he county library, and Mrs. Y. s
ampbell. of the press committee, spoke
trenglv in favor Of the federation
packing the proposition with prizes, if
he various high school principals be
ieve it feasibc. Mrs. Campbell also
Urged that some definite plan be work
II ont for the preserving of the history
f club and community life in the
aountv, referring to a plan which had
oeen adopted with great enthusiasm in
he early days, but was sI0t carried out
the great loss of county history.
Mrs. Oliver asked that Mrs. c. B. Col
'ins take up the plans talked of and
work them ont if possible.
Various matters of routine were con
idered and the invitation of Brawley
hold the county convention in that
ity in February was unanimously ae-
epted. Mrs. William Fitzgerald, state
PRESIDENT, win attend the meetings.
The following attended the meeting:
Mrs. John Curtis, president. Mothers
Club, Brawley: Mrs. l.. A.
Andrews, Brawley: Mrs. C. B. Collins,
Imperial; Mrs. George Austin, chair
man farm home department; Mrs. Al
bert w Hale, FL Centre; Mrs. W. H.
Best, Brawley; Mrs. f. d. Jacobs, Ell
Centre; Mrs Kenneth Oliver, Brawley;
Mrs. w. f. Beal, Brawley; Mrs. c. l..
Holtville; Mrs. G. C. Mar
shall, Calipatria; Mrs. Thomas Beeman,
Ell Centfo; Mrs Ira G. Erickson, Cali
natria; Mrs E. j. Corskadon, Holtville; !;
Mrs. W. l.. Huebner, Holtville; Mrs. W.
E. Beal, Holtville; Mrs. A. B. Lester,
Holtville; Mrs. Mildred Beer, inland;
Mrs. Frank Codington, INLAND; Mrs. V.
;. Campbell, Ell Centre; Mrs. o. a.
Pratt, Calexico.
The board adjourned to meet in Jan
lary
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-18
THE w. C. T. u. PLANS
LARGE PROGRAM
FOR WINTER

The W. &. T. I. met with the pfesl-
dent, Mrs H. W. Hybcrg, yesterday in
III day session. The attendance was
unusually good and the enthusiasm was
marked. The organization plans for
aggressive work in social and eonmuni-
~ service this year as well rs along
temperance lines. Tire members are
elated ovef the success of the Wright
bill and hope To see the county and city
officers line up for lis strict enforce
ment in the city and county.
Twelve We're seated at the MONDAY
luncheon. The afternoon WAS devoted
TO business and discussion of the work.
The executive board will meet this
coming week with Mrs. G. f. Collier,
secretary, and the department chair
men and committees viii be selected
to be announced at the next regular
meeting