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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1922-07-20
, VINCENT sEBOLD
AttOrney-at-Law

AttOrney-at-Law
EMMITSBURG and FREDERICK
At Thurmont Bank, Thurmont, Md.
THURSDAYS
Phone-Emmitsburg 1913
Frederick 81
CHARLES Nice. MATTHIAS
Att0rney-at-Law
Office with Emory L. Coblentz
The Peoples Fire Insurance Building
Frederick, Md.
At Thurmont every night and
Saturday afternoons
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-13
INTERESTING MODES FOR
LITTLE ONES

LITTLE ONES
Socks may register neglect, bm
BABY Doll requires scrupulous atten.
tion, - well A. ones frocks. The
model to the left is in figured peroale
and plain gingham, the color scheme
being light green and blue. The dress
Is made with q square neck, from, and
back. and is outlined with picot points
Of gingham. Medium size require,
IN yards 3z-inch figured and u yard
S2-inch plain gingham. with s yards
Of edging.
The second design Is in organdy.
che dress having . pretty figure, while
hem. collar, and cuffs are Of plain
material. II is slashed and closed a,
cen.er-back. both front and back be-
ing gathered to . bias rolling collar.
Roll cuffs finish the kimono sleeves.
and plated frills outline the organdy
wherever il 10 used as q trimming.
Medium sire requires ~ yard 8-inch
figured and n yard 3o-inch plain
First Model: Pictorial Review
Child's Dress No. l043. Sizes, / to
4 years Price. 80 cents.
Second Model: Child's Dress No.
1882. Sizes. 2 to 8 years. Price. 80
cents.
We are local distributors and carr,
at all times a full and complete hns
ef Pictorial Review Patterns-ken.
0Ara-PyIs Co.. s17-S1l Market 6t.-Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-13
FINE OBSERVANCE Of
COLUMBUS DAY
italian Residents Paraded and
Held q Patriotic Meeting
and q Ball.

With banks. ofsices and many stores
closed. the l3oth anniversary OF the
discovery Of America by Christopher
Columbus was fittingly observed yes
terdsy. The day was featured by a
parade, q patriotic meeting OF the
italian Republican League and ball
In the Auditorium. More than 1000
members Of the four lodges OF the
Sons OF Italy were In the parade. The
grand marshal was p. J. Mongillo.
Mayor Leroy Harvey headed the
party which reviewed the parade in
front OF the Public Building. The
party included members OF the City
Ciuncn, City Treasurer Samuel j
White and others.
About 500 couples took part in the
ball held last night in the Auditorium
The hall was decorated with the ma
tional and Italian colors. and there
was a pleasing combination OF electric
lighting. which enhanced tho setting
The music was furnished by the
Original Six orchestra.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-13
NEWARK NEWS NOTES.

special Correspondence Every Evening.
Newark, Oct. 13.-One more case of
diphtheria was reported to the health
authorities yesterday from a house on
Academy street. This is the first new
case for some days.
Plans are being discussed by the
local Chamber OF Commerce for a
banquet 10 be held early in November.
The Town Council and Aetna Hose
Hook and Ladder Company have
reached an agreement relative 20 the
proposed width Of Academy street
after improvements are completed
The street will probably be 90 feet wide
and the sidewalks feet.
The University Of Delaware Sopho-
mores and Frehmen Will hold thei,
annual rush on Frazer Field this af
ternoon.
The basketball team OF Battery E
National Guard. will give a masquer.
ade dance in the armory this evening
Following numerous complaints
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad officials
have again promised 10 not allow
trainmen to block the crossing al MAR
street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-13
svEILED BRIDE DEAD.
Husband Never Saw Her Face Till
Week After Marriage.

Baltimore, Oct. 13.-Mrs. Marion
Hartley -Hellyer. the "veiled bride"
who was married to DIR. Francis w.
Hartley Hellyer. OF this city. Novem-
ber IL. 1913, is dead.
When DR.. Hartley -Hellyer announc-
ed that he would marry Mrs. Marion
c. Arnett, OF Philadelphia, TO whom
he had been introduced over the tele-
phone and never had seen. Baltimore
pr!cked up It's collective ears. The
mystery deepened when he added that
his bride would be wed wearing n
thick veil and that he would not see
her face until a week after the cere-
mony.
Mrs. Arnett came down from Phila-
delphia and went TO the Franklin
Square Baptist Church on the evening
OF the ceremony. AS predicted she
wore . black Vel and held her head
sidewise so that her prospective hus-
band might not see her face. Why
the ceremony took place IN this way
never has been explained.
A story was told that the doctor had
been In India several years before and
was warned by a famous soothsayer
that - hours after his second mar
riage q great calamity would befall
him II he gazed on the face OF his
bride, but this never was confirmed by
either OF the principals.
Mrs. Hartley-Hellyer did not like
the publicity that was given her we'd
ding and at one time threatened to
break the engagement. She was the
daughter OF Admiral Jean Clark. OF
the Navy and the widow Of Frederick
Arnett. a Boston banker. She was a
graduate OF Vassar College and a
singer OF some ability. having studied
at ono time for the operatio stage. She
was about IS years old when 6hs died
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-30
Nine. Matzenauer
Program Announced

Mime. Margaret Mhtzenauer. prifna
donna contraito Of the Metropolitan
Opera company. viii be iranrd IN fe.
eitai AZ the Metropolitan theater.
Monday evening. October ..
The program chosen for her con
cert here viii 10 M follows;
Afia-"o, Con fatally drom Den
taflos'l frfttfsfsffrfsfftf fftff fffat
ans. Natssasner
IA "tapphia ods" ttsfttftffts brahms
feD Thou Art ~ PsAes8. ~. ~ Npi'tt
fdB " 'Iia Spring ssss.sststssssFsW slf
Nine. hatz~nsasr
''Efda's warning from "Dss
hhsinFoid"J sssftsssssss.t sssssss.-
Nsitrauis Scene iron ''1pitsr-
dnnH@Funs'J rtssffffs.sftsf fsssssFss
''sfansans's call" iron Tristan
And isoidsf1 4ssst+t.ts..sf.s Wagner
Nine. Matzsnausr
~ lfslHds tfsstfsfftsstFs - 80. - -
~ 1910. ttssffsss -. 80 49,
tej foionsiss ...,...s.ss+..s.h aeDoNeN
fal "flaints d'Aftana" s.+s.ssss coauhfa
tp) I'm PEASANT Par Ia Lorraine"
ioid French ..................ss
ffl "teiie aus j. pfefefs ."l ..-
fdJ "chansoH S0fsssisnua" f"p'of""
Nine. MatEsnsuer
90 The Noon a. the Fulia 800. Ronald
ftt trspusfbiasG sfifo
90 Ia raiema"...s
Arr ~ Ia rorKs
Nine NhtrsHaHsr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-30
Sunset Club Program

The October program for the sun
Get club has just been received and
IL announced as follows:
"Wednesday. October 4. at , o'clock,
My Five Weeks on tho Yang.Tse.
Kiang.~ by Mrs. II. c. Workman.
The hostesses for the afternoon will
be Mrs. william Hunter McEwan
and Mrs. Alexander 3. Stewart.
Wednesday, October IL. at 1870 D.
m, will be the business meeting in
connection with luncheon. for which
reservations are asked.
Wednesday. October 10. at .
o'clock. a Halloween" evening Il
planned - dancing and cards. Mrs.
Fred II. Baxter and Mrs. Robert p.
Greer. hostesses.
"Wednesday, October rs, at o'clock.
Mr.. Archie Ruggles viii give song
recital. with Mrs. Frederick Bentley
at the piano. The hostesses are 70
be Mics Adelaide Nickels and Mrs.
Frederick Hall White.
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League for reaee and T.rresIom

A meeting Of friends and members
OF the newly organized state branch
Of the Women's international
League for Peace and Freedom win
be held az y. m. IN the old Cornish
school building. eos Il. Pine at. on
Tuesday. oct. ,.
Munic win be offered. short ad.
dresses will be made by men and
women speakers. and an open discus.
sion will bo held regarding pianu for
future activities OF peace workers.
The members OF the league arc plan.
ming TO give a series of chapsroned
community peace dances for young
people. Important announcements
will be made regarding classes for
members who wish TO study the
economic causes OF war. The public
IL invited
DIR. Mary Coffman. chairman OF the
first Congressional district branch OF
the league. will preside.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-30
Benefit Concert
October 4

There viii bs a concert Ffven ~
Pleasant Valley Presbyterian church
AZ the First Presbyterian church.
wednesday evening. October 4. AZ 2
O'clock. The proceeds viii 10 70 ths
building fund Of the church.
The program 20 he given foilows;
orTsn-oysfturs 90 post and Psas.
""' .''''',vs' Il, p,.,,. ,''''''' 'sb''
nan Hsvs,sa
Tenor
tsj caro- Mo psn". ....... .dfsrssri
90 This last Houf'f ..s.s... Kramer
Ciauds Itim
"a "Keho Song" s.t...s-...... bishop
90 ny the Fountain" ..s..,.. Wars
ThirSa cawrey
f<snora Frfsciand. accompanied
Nioiin.-sIf Hungarian Airs" s.ssss.s Ernst
Byrd Elliot
Iron. Hsmpton-rhrans. accompanies
Dr n a Mat,h.~s
Ifsns Hampton Thran.
tsj scrseo. fsrom ..o,suo', verdi
90 '-Tha Great twaksninR'' Kramer
Alfred Green
Ti9iss clyde. aeeompsuist
fsy Der Wanfsrsf" ...s.... Schubert
tbJ Les fioaen d'ff1ahau~ w.. .FAurs
Mrs Drufy X. Adams
John Hopper. seeompanist
baritone
IA 'Invoostion 20 Eres' .Knrs,siner
90 night and the Curtains
Dravn.' 900. .,.... rsrra's
fc) The Spirit Flower .s.ss..s.s.4
...s+.t.....s.t. campbeii-Tipton
Sydney Allison
KafhfFu worth. affouparfss
vocal Harp accnmpanimeny
fsj wedding song" .................
90 "cgesngEht- songs. ...............
Ruth Linrue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-30
Ne,c Navy Post to
.Gipe Dance

The John Paul Jones Navy Post OF
the American Legion have arranged
a series Of weekly dances at De
Honey's dancing academy. i5th and
Pike st.. the frs, o. which will be
given Tuesday evening. October ).
Rear Admiral John A. Hoogcwcrfs.
u. $. ~. comnandan; OF the Puget
sound navy yard. and the following
officers OF his STAFF have accepted an
invitation 10 attend this opening
dance: Capt. Ivan c. wctengei. u.
8 n: Capt. Louis II. Mcbride. con.
s,ructlon corps U. 4. ~. ana Com
mander Frank T.. Ridgley. Y. =. ~.
Lieut.. Gov. William J. coyio.
Mayor Edwin j. Brown and the com.
manders Of the other posts Of tho
American Legion will also be in at
tendance.
Tho Paul Jones' navy post has only
recently been organized. Its purpose
Is 20 assemble into ono post ali Off.
GERS and men who served In tho navy
during the war.
The dance win be informal ana tho
proceeds are to Be devoted to the
purchase OF club house for tho
navy post
The patronessss for the affair In
clude:
Mrs. HoogcwerfS. vito Of Rear
Admiral John A. Hoogewerff. u. q.
W. cornmandant OF the Puget sound
navy yard.
Mrs. wettsngei. wife Of Capt. Ivan
c. wettengei. Z. s. n.
Mrs Mcbride. wife Of Capt Louis
u. Mcbride. u. s. ~.
Mrs Ridgiey. wife Of Commander
Frank Z. Rldgiey. U. 8. ~.
Mrs coyle. wife OF Lieut. Gov.
William J. coyls.
Mrs Brown. wife OF Mayor Edwin
J. Brown.
Mrs. Chadwick. wife Of Stephen
NJ. Chadwick. commander OF Seattle
Post. American Legion.
Mrs. Younger. wife OF J. Arthur
Younger. commander OF Rainier
Noble Post OF the American Legion.
Mrs Benson. wife OF DR.. II. X.
Benson. commander OF University
Post. American Legion.
Mrs Ronald. wife 81 Alex Ronald.
commander OF Maple Leaf Post.
American Legion
Mrs, BrInton. wife OF Wilmer n.
Brinton. commander Of West Seattle
Post. American Legion.
Mrs. Haas. wife Of Carl r. Haas
commander OF John Paul Jones
Navy Post.
Mrs Freeman. wife OF Capt. NIL.
Ter Freeman. u. 8. ~. II. r.
Mrs. Simpson. wife Of Commander
simpson. u. s. ~. II. r.
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= PERSONALS :.


apartment will b occupied By Mr..
and Arn. Albert Wilton.
Miss Emily G. Rrnlck returned
today from a two weeks visit with
friends In Weustcheo and feahas.
TIN.
Mr. and Mrs John n Conner
have removed from their summer
home At Three Tree Point TO their
hons on Queen Anne hilL
Mr.. and Mira Gilbert q. barton
have removed from 400 iTth ave. ~
10 1909 attn ave.
SIR. and Mrn. Y. y. Brooks i.r
Friday for a two months motor
fornia-
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward n BALM.
ger have Just returned from ten
days trip to Spokane.
hr. and Mira. ID. T. white len
today Tor few days visit In vlo-
'oria. u. G.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles willard
stimson arc coming In from their
summer home a, the Highlands TO
their town house. tho last Of mex,
week.
Mr.. and Mrn. Lester J. Clark.
who have been occupying tho home
Of Mr. and Mrs. william Leonard
Eaton this summer left today for
Honolulu. 10 be away sls weeks
Miss Muricl X. Tanner left today
on the Ruth Alexander for Los An.
gelcs. where she will Join her
mother. Mz. q. /. Tanser. and
remain indefiniteiy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Douglas.
who have been spending the sum
mer nj Hunts Point. arc now oc.
cupying their apartment In tho AT.
cadia-
Mr.. @. T. Edkins Of HongkonE.
China. who spent several days In
tho city this week. viii saii shortly
from Victoria. u. C.. on the En-
press OF Australia. for his homo.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Sordhoff ar.
rived Thursday by motor from Call.
forniz and will occupy the home %
Mr. and Mrs. William T. Burweii
this winter. SIR. and Mrs. Bur,wsll
and small daughter. with Mrs. Bur
wells mother. Mrs. NJ. ~. carraher.
are leaving soon for Coronado 10 70.
main for the winter months.
Mrs. Charles II. Blackwell Of
Minneapolis Is the guest Of her son.
Mr.. Charles Howard blackwell.
Mrs. Phyllis Proctor Funk. who
has been seriously III. Is now con.
valescing.
Mr.. w. l.. Eaton has removed 20
his town house from his summer
home across Lake Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Peters arc
removing next week from their sum.
mer homo nj tho Country club TO
their town house.
Mrs. +. NJ. Folsom OF New York.
who has been spending tho summer
here. plans TO leave tho latter part
Of October for her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Warner
and daughter, Miss Betty vAxnW.
who have been residing in Everett
for the past year, returned recently
TO make their home In Seattle.
Nr. and Mrs. Lawrence wilton
have removed from their apart.
ment at all 18th ave. ~. to Hunts
Point for the winter months. Their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-30
Calendar for Orthopedic
Tea ShOp

The guilds directing the service NJ
the Orthopedic Tea shop next week
will be. on Monday. Broadway, Mrs.
Donnell George Fisher. hostess;
Tuesday, First Hin. Mrs. j. y. Quick.
hostess; Wednesday. University. Mrs.
w. II. McColloch and Mrs. II. c. JOY,
hostcsses; Thursday, East Highland
drive. Mrs. NJ. II. Martin, hostess;
Friday. Mount Baker Park, Mrs.
John Alexander Duncan, hostess;
Saturday, Scahurst auxiliary. Mrs.
H. Williams. hostess.
Assisting Mrs. Fisher on Monday
will be Mrs. II. d. Dudley, Mrs.
George Purseii, Mrs. Earl de veuve.
Mrs. w. d. Albright. Mrs. Ross Hib.
Ter. Mrs. Robert Mcclelland. Mrs.
George A. Kribs. Mrs Omar J.
Humphrey. Mrs. Robert r. Hall and
Miss Mildred Lewis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-30
Dorlc Social Club

Doric Social club invites you 20
meet them az Times Square. rain
or shine. AZ II a. m. Sunday for
a trip 10 the Masonic and Eastern
Star home. Bring sandwiches and
cake. Hot coffee will be fur
nlshed.
Professional entertainers win give
a program.
II you have an empty seat In
your auto. phone Mrs. Bradley.
Meiross 0t7i.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-30
Tea Viii Honor
Miss Lennon

To honor MISC Ruth Lennon. who
announced her engagement recently
10 Ensign John Marshali Campbell.
Z. s. ~. Miss Rachel Nibiock has
cards out for tea at her home
Wednesday afternoon, October 4.
from 4 to o'clock.
Alternating at the urns will be
Miss Vcrnita Swezea, Miss Ruth
Bamford. Miss Luriine Brown and
Miss Alice Nettleton OF Tacoma. as
sisted by Miss Dorothy Watson. Miss
Grace Epperson. Miss Elizabeth Lea
and the Misses Ruth and Katherine
Niblock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-30

The Lei Aloha class Of the Univer.
sity Christian church. Or. Cleveland
itieihauer. pastor, IL planning for an
attendance of 100 women on sunday.
October I. NJ which time Mrs. Brown.
wife % Mayor v. J. Brown. VIII be
the honor guest This clanH. with
Mrs. Frank G. Arnold. president. and
Mrs. David cuip. teacher. IL planning
ysar o. great activity IN religious.
social and athletic lines. A cordial
invitation II extended TO the women
~ tho city 20 virit this department
OF the Sunday school.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-30
Queen Anne STUDY club

The Queen Anne study club will
open itH seasons work ON Tuesday
october .. az the home Of Mrs. Il. H.
Shaw. 10 Garfield at. ~ p. m. The
presidents greeting will open the
program. and an the club is studying
Travel this year. the first paper.
"A Trip From Seattle to Panama. T"
viii be given BY Mrs. w. 49, Ford
Mrs. G. T.. Blackaiier will give Pie.
turesdue Panama city" and Mrs. v.
w. oemmel History of the Canal
Zone"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-30
Informal Reception
at Librdru

The Seattle public library has sent
out invitations for an informal re.
ception to tho new teachers Of the
Seattle public schools on Saturday
afternoon. October 7. from 3 until s
o'clock. In the teachers room on the
top floor Of the library. Fourth and
Madison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-30
Informal Tea for
House Guest

Mrs. J. u. Radford entertained
with the second OF a series OF
bridge teas at her homo Friday
afternoon, in compliment 10 her
aunt, Mrs. M. @. de Wolfe, Of
Los Angeles. who is her guest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-30
Miss DundCay Married

The marriage service OF Miss
Roselyn Dunaway and Mr.. Arthur
T. Hanson was performed by Rev.
NJ. A. Matthews in tho First Pres
byterian church on September 22 In
the presence OF Mr.. and Mrs. a. c.
Christensen and Mr.. and Mrs. I'll.
bert Morhous. Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson
will be at home in Everett after No.
vember L.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-30
Buffet Supper

Celebrating their thirty.fifth wed
ding anniversary. Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard zeIdenrust were hosts ct
buffet supper for twenty-five
guests at their home last Saturday
syening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-30
Audubon Society

The Seattle Audubon society viii
walk along the tldefiats Sunday. DC.
tober !. beginning al Spokane y.
and +. Marginal way. for the pur-
pose Of observing migratory birds.
Meet Mrs. schuier. leader. there .,
II O'Clock. Take Faunueroy. West
Seattle or Aiki car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-30
Hosts at Sunday
Niqht Supper

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred X. Morgan are
entertaining with an informal supper
OF 20 covers at their home Sunday
evening. complimentary TO Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Talbot and Miss Vera
Talbot OF San Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-30
Mlnnewnthn Club

The Mlnnewatha club viii enter.
tain with It's regular dance at Chris.
tensen's Broadway hall. Broadway
and Madison st., Saturday evening.
September 30.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-30
Greenwood District. O. e. &.

Greenwood district. O. ". s.. will
entertain Mt the home OF Mrs. Anna
Young, 1924 Phinncy ave. Tuesday
October 3. NJ 2 p. m. Cards. Mrs
Cora Bailey and Mrs. Jessie Chip.
man, hostesses. Eastern Stars and
friends invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-30

The women's Tuesday club will
meet Tuesday. October 3. at 1890
o'clock. with Mrs. a. s. Haggett. AIS
10th ave. NJ. n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-30

A, ~. meeting Of the Yves, Seattle
Art club. 10 be held at The homo of
Mrs. c. ,. Stanley. 44i6 w. MAAsn.
ehnsetis 81. on Wednesday. October
q. Mrr. Thomas s,ruihers viii speak
on Charles Wilson Peaie" and
Jonathan T'rumbuli'' and Mrs. Muir.
ray u. Holland on Contemporary
Art
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-30
West Seattle Rcv,,w NJ 4,

West Seattle Review No. 81. w u.
A. OF the Maccabees. will meet In
Carpenters hall. 4s4i California ave,
Wednesday. October 4. nt s .. m.
sharp. Members urged TO attend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-30
Chi Omeqd Luncheon

Alumnae OF Chi Omega sorority
win be entertained at luncheon by
Mrs. Fred Guenthcr at her home.
1875 u. Newton st., on Friday after.
poon, October 9. at II o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-30
Ladies' Literary and Musical Club

The Ladies' Literary and Musical
club will meet at the homo Of Mrs.
J. j. Bleitz. 3i6 Fiorentia st. Friday,
October 8. AT 2;3O .. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-30
Dinner Dance at
Yacht Club

The first Of the bl.monthly win
ter season dinner dances at the
Yacht club. for members and their
guests. will be given on Saturday
evening. October Z.
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WelLesleu Club to Meet

Members OF the Wellesley club will
meet for the first luncheon OF the fall
season at tho Women's University
club Saturday. October 7. at ]
O'Clock.
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Aspn.In Club

The Aspasia club viii hold It's frs,
meeting this season on Tuesday. DC.
tober q. ut ] y. m, at the homo OF
Mrs w X siokels. 2sis i4th ave. s.
Vacation "reminiscences" will be the
program OF the afternoon. A report
on tho state convention held mt Spo.
kane last June will be given by Mrs,
j. Il. Mccoy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-30
Rayennn Chantnr. Ma. lsa

Ravenna Chapter. No. 100. o. E. r..
will hold a dance at Littie's hall. 4sth
ana University way. Saturday. Oct.
Z. Good music.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-30

A railroad engineer must neeeesnr-
lily be n specialist In wrecks. and MIR.
tns~cfl has demonstrated his special
~ IL 10 prevent wrecks.
"Iisten 60 me-" said he. 81 want
20 tell you of man who knows
more ON this subject than any other
man on the Pacific coast.~
! had stsion. of hearing Of seme
sort OF wreck expert who determines
how many wrecks shall occur each
years how many lives shall be lost.
Instead. ! was told of DIR. Louxhney.
"Dr. LeuEbney 8. In no way CON
nected with any railroad. His inter
est IL In both preventing and rrsfor-
Ing human wrecks.
.Dr. LouGhney H. Endorsed by n
type OF men and women who do not
usually fndor-e amy commercial en-
terprise. Hut once yau have enjoy ed
the benefits that DIR. Loughuey's
Human Hake oven and Curative Plan
of Eating brings. then I ann Inclined
10 believe you feel grateful. aud ysu
like Go put your gratitude into words.
81 feel grateful tn DIR. Loughncy.
and you may be sure I am not alone
In this sentiment when you take into
consideration that many chronic In
saifds and supposedly ineurnbie eases
people who had suffered dtsap-
pointment after disappointment b~-
fore coming Go him--that when they
did come Go him IL was often In a
doubtful frame OF mind--you will
better appreciate this serious Doctor
who Inns earned the respect OF nfiing
aud crippled people Of the Pacific
coast.
-nc quickly reduced my blood
pressure from Ips 60 I5o. He eem-
pteteiy eliminated "a very heavy de-
posit Of atbumen from my urine. He
hmbcrrd my Joints and put a lot 90
pep back into my old frame. aasI
~ II 4 49, Ia. 80 - A. Mz.L
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-30
chrl-tIan CoIIeres in lhe OrIcnl

A committee Of women represent
ing the Protestant denominations.
clubs and colleges. arc preparing 20
raise Reattie's quota for the seven
womenn Christian colleges IN the
Orient. They viii meet every Mon
day on the second floor % the Y.
w. c. A. building az 1880 n. m.
Mrs Harry " Foster. chairman.
Mrs. NJ. A. Matthew'S. vice chair,
man. Women who are Interested
are invited 10 attend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-30
North End Flower Club

Tho North End Flower club win
meet at Moves cafeteria. Fourth ave.
and Pine ST., Friday. October 6, at
1870 a. m. Election of officers.
Mrs s., +. Pomroy will give talk
on dnhllna There win be an exhibit
OF seeding dahlias. also decorative
baskets. thru the courtesy OF Mrs.
Thomas Hovey. The Ballard ladies'
will act ms hoatesses.