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Guests at Mrs.
Wettengeps Bridge
Sumner


Mrs. Ivan C. wctteng.i's bridge
supper at the navy yard. Friday aft.
ternoon. Il 10 be large and delight.
fui affair.
Included among the guests who
have been invited are.
Mrs. Frank T.. Ridgeiy. Mrs. Charles
p. Kindleberger. Mrs. ~. u. soiner.
Mrs. n. Migilevarca. Mrs. Lee 8. Hor.
der. Mira. J. d. Wilson. Mrs. r. Rob.
ertson. Mrs. c. NJ. James. Mrs r. q.
Forbes. Mrs Allen Hoar. Mrs. Erner,
". Gayior. Mrs. J. r. Hatch. Mira n.
W. wuest. Mrs. A. n. Robnett. Mrs.
Emil Thesis. Mrs Paul Thesis. Miss
Katherine Thesis, Mira. Y. X. Arm.
stead. Mrs. II. L. Irvine Mrs. Harriet
w. Brown. Mrs. u. 8. Buliard, Mrs.
v. l.. cottman. Mrs. Oscar Smith.
Mrs. l.. T.. Gregory. Mrs. Norman l..
Kirk. Mrs. Charles l.. Brand. Mrs.
A. s. Walton. Mrs. y. +. Hutchinson.
Mrs. Major S. Shirley. Mrs. walter
II. Johnson and Mrs. J. A. Logan.
Mrs. Robert Wilson. Mrs. o. u.
Meyer. Mrs. r. II. Schultz. Mrs s.
g. Cook. Mrs. G. II. Bacon. Mrs
Burke. Mrs. Claire Peck. Mrs. Jud.
son. Mrs. o. u. colvin. Mrs c. W.
Lea. Mrs. Alexander Baiiile, Mr.
Trafford Hute~on. Mrs. Robert II
Boyle, Mrs. Albert G. Phillips. Mrs
Bruce Eimore. Mrs. Stewart Bar.
her. Mrs. Frank q. Taylor. Mrs. l..
L. Love. Mrs. william p. Trimbie.
Mrs III. ]. Fetter. Mrs. Russell
Waesche and Mrs. r. II. Campbell.
from Seattle.
Mrs. John Scott. Mrs. David Scott.
Mrs. II. r. Alexander. Mrs. Frank
Hale. Mrs. Edward Wheeler. Mrs.
Henry Hewitt. Jr.. Mrs. James Ash.
ton. Mrs. S. NJ. Jackson and Mrs.
William Jones Of Tacoma.
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Kappa Kappa
Gamma Tea

ilonorlns Mrs. rarkc X. Kobe,
past grand president Of the National
Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority, and
delegate 60 the national convention
az Glacier park. and also to honor
the delegates who are passing thru
the city on their way to the conven-
ton. Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority
win entertain with a tea az the
Kappa house Tuesday. August 1. An
Invitation Is extended TO the active
chapter 10 attend. Respond 10 Mrs.
Lewis Conner. kenwood i5as.
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The affairs given nj that time for
tho Oklahoma Included continuous.
generous and well regulated enter.
thinment for the men. under tho
guidance of Mayor Walter Rutx and
large committee OF interchangeable
ASSISTANTS. There we're also events
for the officers. The commanding
officer OF the Oklahoma and his staff
wero welcomed AZ n dinner given at
Fort Worden by Colonel Henry Mac.
phcrson Merriam. Y. \. A.. command.
or o. the Puget Sound coast defensrs.
and Mrs. Merriam. The day follow.
ing. Captain keryn ap Rice. y. c..
cleverest afternoon Fort Worden has
seen In years. Navy officers. Army
officers Dress uniforms. Pretty
women. Fluffy frocks. Coast artii.
iery band. Ten. Dancing. Punch.
innocuous. The prohlbitionints should
uphold the army and the navy. ON
their reservations and on their ships
tho prohibition amendment IL effect.
i've. But none tho less. ~ was a
very jolly party. and very smart. In
the offlng. background for this gen.
eroun festivity. were the Straits Of
Juan de Fuca. Every now and then
an army or navy officer glanced
that way. In spite 81 Intriguing and
aliuring partners. The army and the
navy know just what those straits
mean. IN case OF an snemy attack.
There will never be one7 History
is fun Of such prophecies. Also Hades
- paved with them. Then tho bache.
lor officers at Fort word~n gave a
hop for their blood brothers Of the
navy. and SIR. and Mrs. Il. c. Barnes
opened their spacious house with
reception. followed by dancing. The
Manons also gave ono OF their cels.
brated banquets. fried chicken. with
coffee made By Past worshipful
Master Dr. J. c. HOUSE A nectar
known all along the coant. To add
20 the raiety the sailors returned
their socssl obligations on board ship.
arranging many successful functions
20 which the public was hidden en-
inasse al frequent and convenient
hours For finale the officers re-
r~fvrd their hosts and hossesa~s at a
farewell ball. The Oklahoma had on
all her friilr. 40 had her officers.
And a mood most cordial. while the
ships hand prociaimed IN thrilling
srralnr the hospitality OF the navy.
There IL nothing ioveiier.
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Miss Madge Denny to
Wed Nert Week

Miss sfadge Denny. daughter OF
Mrs. Victor w. s. Denny. viii be-
come the bride Of Mr.. George r.
Matthew on Thursday evening. Au.
gust ,. The ceremony will be per.
formed at the home Of her mother At
sac o'clock. followed by a reception.
Mrs. John Harris will be her sis
ter's matron OF honor and Mrs. Al
fred MeMorris and Miss Genevievo
Hiatt will be the ribbon bearers.
Monday afternoon Mrs. Gerald
waechter. Mrs. Alfred McMorris and
Mrs J. ID. Mccalium will entertain
with card party at the home Of
Mrs. waechter. 10 honor Miss
Denny.
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Seattle
Society
Tea WIN Honor Mrs.
Goodfellotc and Mrs.
Rinkcr, Charming Tea
Given Today.

MISS LOUISE RIDDLE and Miss
AsA Katherine Riddle have issued
Invitations for a tea 90 be given at
the home OF their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles A. Riddle. isa Highland
drive. "Wednesday. August :. from :
until o'clock. oompllmensing their
sister. Mrs. Edwin Ralph Rinker OF
san Francisco. who is spending the
summer a. their guest. ana for Mrs.
James Richard Goodfellow scatharine
Howell recent bride.
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Mrs. Corbett Hostess
Sunday Afternoon

To honor Miss Mary Doris. Miss
Lucia Holierith and Miss Mary Tenn.
picton. % Washington. u. c. mem.
bcrs OF the faculty % the National
Cathedral school. who will be her
house guests. Mrs. Roy W. Corhvtt
viii entertain with an informal tea
Sunday from TO 8 O'Clock az her
home. los y. Highland drive. For
mer members OF the school are In.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
North East Improvement club

North Fast Improvement Club
Tho North East Improvement club
viii hold ia annual iankes picnla at
Edrsonas park. sunday. July 30.
Autos will leave sssh and coriiss and
ssth and Fffth ~. =. AZ 2 a. m. Any.
one Wishing transportation or fur.
ther information. phon. Clement
Price. Ksnwooa siis: Mrs y. c. Hir.
ley. Rsnwooi ossT. or Ray natsman.
Kenwoof osfo.
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House Guest TO Be
COMMUNICATED

Complimrnting her house guest.
Mrs. George Byrne Of Berkeley. Mrs.
William Pigott has cards out for a
small tea at her residence on Thurs
day afternoon. August >.
Alternating AZ the urns will be
Mrs. Ellis Morrison. Mrs John T.
Hcffcrnan. Mrs John A. Campbell
and Mrs. Charles Hcifncr. assisted
by Mrs. Kenneth Huss~y. Miss An.
aria Mcclellan. Miss Evsiyn Coivin
and Miss Geraldine and Miss Alice
jackson.
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Committee In Charge
of Beach Pdrtu

Mrs. Herbert Crowtier IL chairman
Of the committee on arrangements
for the beach party the wornen'a
university club IL giving nj the horne
o. Mrs. Lambert stewart. tsiz wild
wood place. on Tuesday. August l.
shs In assisted BY Mrs. Marion Ed
wards. Miss Mary r. Walters and
sfIas Jeanette Halnsworth. Mira
Lucsus Marpie II IN charge % the
tea for the afternoon.
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At the tea Mrs. r. l.. Crowley is
giving Saturday. August 8, from .
until s o'clock. complimentary Miss
Katherine Byers a hrsfe-~ieet. and
her daughter. Miss Anne Crowley. as.
aisfing win be MrM Aipheu. By~rs.
Miss Helen Bruce. Mas Maryhel~n
Byers. Miss Eva Conner and Miss
Simpson.
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.Orthopedic Tea
.Th0D Cer,,ice

Washington Park Guild viii be In
charge OF the service AZ the ortho-
pedic Tea shop Friday. Mrs. W. 3
Burt win be hostess. assisted by Mrs
A. c. Maccalium. Mrs. Charles Lea
Mrs. III. l.. McAuliy. Mrs. w. W. Kel
| iogs. Mrs. r. A. Hutchins and Miss
Katharine Maiioy.
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Aprons so clean you are
proud of them

you are ready. lift them out and look them over.
You will be astonished to find that they have ac-
tually soaked themselves clean-you will have to
rub only the most soiled places-lightly-with
Little dry Rinse.
Rinse Is the new kind of SOAP pure and per-
fectly balanced that 1t does what soap has never
done before. 1t soaks clothes clean without hard
rubbing
Rinse Is the great soap makers answer to women
who want a soap to do the family wash wonder
fully as Lux does fine things Sold everywhere. 1t
comes in the regular size and the big new package.
Get Rinse today-at grocery and department.
stores. Lever Bros Co., Cambridge, Mass.
Rinse takes the place of bar soap at
every step of the family wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-27

Or. and Mrs. A. n. Lime and Mrs.
Charles rattsn returned wednesday
by way OF California from four
months tour OF Europe. where they
visited Italy. Germany. Switzerland.
Holland. France. belgium and Eng.
land
Capt Frederick c. Milnor. U. 4. A..
and Mrs. Miner have a. their CUES,
at their Fort Lawton quarters. Miss
Mildred Daley. OF Denver. Colo Miss
Daley win remain for several weeks
Mrs. J. ID. Mccailum. OF pavcn.
port. Is tho gues, Of her mother. Mrs.
John stuart Brace.
Mr.. John Britz IL visiting friends
IN the city.
DR. Maud Parker viii return from
two weeks trip 20 California Fri.
day evening. She has been attend.
ing the various clinics Ia tho South.
Miss Mary Dana has returned from
Vancouver. n. G. where she spent
the past week as the guest OF Mrs
J. u. Creltx at tho Hotel Vancouver
Judge and Mrs. Burke with Ad.
miral George II. Marvel. u. \. NJ.
and Admiral Henry J. zeigemeir. a..
:. ~. are leaving Friday for a motor
trip TO Mount Rainier.
Mr. and Mrs. IL. n Hogaboom arc
receiving congratulations on the
birth % daughter. July q. at Co.
iumbua sanitarium.
Mr. Albert G. stubb left this week
for short trip TO san Francisco.
Miss Juliet J~wets. daughter OF
Mrs. W. II. Jewett o. this city. has
returned from Boston. where she has
been studying for the paat year.
while in Seattle she win DO the
guest of Mrs. =. l.. McOovcrn. and
after two weeks soiourn here will
leave for Pasadena TO take up her
work IN the Pasadena hospital.
Mrs Robert boyle Of New York.
who II visiting In town. viii spend
the weekend with MFR. and Mrs,
Tnfford Huteson at their home az
The Highlands.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cll,,crt Black and
Mr.. and Mr.. Lawrence Arnold are
returning Friday from a two weeks
trip. spent IN motoring around Van
couver island.
Mrs. Merrill Frederick sprou,
patricia Fotherinrhanl arrived this
w~ek from Coronado. TO visit her
parents. Mr. and Mrn. u. =. Fothor.
ingham for six weeks.
Mr. and Mrs J.. Irving coiw~li are
receiving congratulations on tho
birth Of a daughter. July "a. At tho
Swedish hospital.
Miss Dorothy Condor Of Yakima
n visiting Miss saiiy Harhaush.
Mrs ellis Morrison Il entertaining
as her guests. Mrs. Elmer Phliiips
and son. Elmer. Jr. Of Newcastle.
Pa.
Miss Bfanch. Martin. Of vancnu.
yer. n. c.. IL spending the week
with Miss Barbara Potter.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Huteson
Hosts

Honoring Admiral Edward w.
Eberie. U. $ n. and Mrs, Ebcrle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Trafford Hutesen are
entertaining with luncheon az the
Golf club sunday.
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Rridne Breakfast

Mrs. Andrew Price IL entertaining
with a bridge breakfast NJ the home
q SIR. and Mrs. John Ewing Price.
on Thursday. August !.
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Beta Sigma
Al1tnlnde Picnic

Beta Sigma alumnae OF Delta Gam.
ma sorority will have a picnic at the
home Of Miss Ruth Bragdon. 4i4s
Beach drive. Saturday. July 20. at
2.30 O'Clock.
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Tho annual picnic OF the woman's
Century club win be held Friday.
July ~, with Miss Emma shumway
at kirkland. bring own sandwiches
and cake. plate. cup. knife and spoon.
Kirkland ferry leaves Madison park
al 1913 a. m.
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[;Z:l;}S:IIl|i i1T!G!E5a23Si3

We haze an experienced Ney York
Buying Organization constantly in The
market, picking up real bargains for
cash. That's Why our values are so
immensely North while.
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LIMITATIONS

Have been falling here and there
the past few days an the golden
leaves fan thru the amber atmon.
phere In the garden scene In cyrano
de Bergerao. The Puget Sound navy
yard has been complinenting tho
fleet and his wife with various
charming affairs. reunions. small. In
time. Informal. Hosts and guests
met last year. perhaps. at some grea,
crush In the magnlfiesnce OF Bub'
bling Wen road. IN the environe Of
Shanghai To-day they meet at Tho
white. rose. garlanded Officers club
In tho Yard. Tomorrow. qui naitf
That's the giamor Of the navy.
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Clubs
CLUBS ron FRIDAY


Picnic for Pioneer Teacher
Honoring MlhH l.. l.. West. the pho.
neer teacher OF Eastern Washington.
who Ia IN the city for few days. her
old.tlme pupils at Walla Walla. Col.
fax and elsewhere. are planning n
picnic nj Roosevelt park for Friday.
July rs. which will give her former
pupils and friends an opportunity 10
greet her again. Everyone interested
IL invited to attend. Hiring lunch
which will be served AZ o'clock.
a..
Street Car Men and Ladies' Auxiliary
Dance
The street Car Men and Ladies'
Auxiliary will hold their monthly
dance az the old X. T.. hall. Friday.
July Is. at D y. m. All welcome.
Good music and refreshments.
w. G. 7. 4. Picnic
Ballard division 81 the women's
Christian Temperance Union will
hold a picnic Friday. July r.. at 10
a. m. az Woodland park. Woodland
Park union Invited 10 attend.
woman's Century club Picnic
Tho annual picnic OF the woman's
Century club win he held Friday.
July ~. with Miss Emma shumway
at KIRKLAND bring own sandwiches
and cake. plate. cup. knife and spoon.
Kirkland ferry leaves Madison park
Al IONA a m
Woman TIoc~ters
Tho Yeoman Boosters will give a
card party IN the fratcrnai Brother.
hood hall at Fremont. Friday even.
Ing. July IS. al sac o'clock. Refresh.
menta.
West Seattle Review. W. n. A..
Sewing Circle
West Seattle review, w. r. A.. Of
the Maecahees Sewing circle. viii
meet AZ the home OF Mrs. william
willard. aeto &ist ave. 4. W. Friday.
July 20. at p. IN.
IIatasu Guard Club
The Hatasu Guard club will give
a picnic supper and dance Friday.
July ~. az $40 .. M. az the home of
Mrs. Charles O. Dixnan. ssss esrd
ave. q. W.
Social Score Club
Social Score club viii hold a picnic
Friday. July "a. at Hillcrert. The
boat will leave al fo;so a. m from
f.anehi park.
Washington boulevard w. G. r. L.
Washington boulevard w. c. 7.
u. will meet IN the chapel. Friday.
July ~. at = y. m Visitors welcome.
Auxiliary Rainier Noble Post No. I
The auxiliary TO Rainier Noble
Post. No. /. win hold an aliday
meeting at the home 81 Mira W. ".
Austin. sss klnnesr place. Friday.
July -. Members urged 60 attend.
Take Kinaear park car ON First ave.
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w. c. T. 4. Picnic

Ballard division Of the women's
Christian Temperance Union viii
hold picnic Friday. July 2s. at 10
a. m. az Woodland park, Woodland
Park union Invited 20 attend.
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Tho Woman Boosters viii give a
card party IN the Fraternai Brother.
hood hail at Fremont. Friday even.
Ing. July IS. at sac o'clock. Refresh.
menta.
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Street Car Men and Ladies' AusIlIar,


The street Car Men and Ladies'
Auxiliary will hold their monthly
dance az the old X. T.. hall. Friday.
July Is. at 0 y. M. All welcome.
Good music and refreshments.
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ROMANCE


Accompanies the fleet A. least In
the pauses OF maneuverx on Tues.
day tho y. s. s. oklahoma was tho
scene OF one OF the mort picturesque
Incidents this duh world affords.
Nothing less than drcadncushs
wedding. II was this elimination Of
a feryid cour,ship that began year
ago In the sun.klsned climate Of San
Pedro. The bride was Mina Elizabeth
Mayberry. Of California. as Is her
matron Of honor. Mrs. r. ~. vonburg,
the groom was Lieutenant John
Spring Phillips. U. y. ~. Of the Y.
y. Il. Oklahoma. az was also his best
man. Captain Charles !. Murray. u.
g. NJ. q. Ths rnarrfag. service was
beautifully read on tho quarterback
OF the okiahofns by Lieutenant &. X.
Hcs rfmau. q. q. ~. ID. ships chap.
lain. The ushers were az gallant .
detachment Of navy officers an any
bride could AK. They dreadnouxht.
Not any sea. however rough. No;
even the nsa % matrsmony.
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THE OKLAHOMA

Not content with having tho first
dresinouxht wedding since ia. war.
has alao been assigned tho first air.
plane catApuls. And IN. personnel IL
more than proud. besides al this
there L. tho great hit the u. q. \.
Oklahoma fnsde al Port Townsend.
In whc-e happy harbor abe was riA.
TONED during the last fleet period.
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Miss Dorothy cnndon Of Yakima
n visiting Miss saiiy HarbauTh.
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CMUDCES from the stove, grease from pots and
- pans, splashes from scrubbine brush and pail.
The dirt on your aprons seems to be fairly ground
In Yet even this Is easily and safely dissolved by
Rinse.
Let your aprons soak In its big lasting luke-warm
suds while you are doing other things. Then when
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West Seattle Review. W. n. A..
Sewing Circle

West Seattle review. W. n. A.. Of
the Maecahees Sewing circle. will
meet AZ the home OF Mrs. william
willard. asto sirt ave. \. W.. Friday.
July -. at ! .. IN.
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Mrs Ellis Morrison Il entertaining
as her guests. Mrs. Elmer Phillips
and son. Elmer. Jr.. Of Newcastle.
Pa.
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Mr.. and Mrs J. Irving coiwsli are
receiving conra,uiations on tho
birth n a daughter. July "a. At tho
Swedish hospital
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Mis-. blanche Martin. Of vancon.
YER. n. c.. Ia spending tho week
with Miss nartara Potter.
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Mrs. Robert boyle Of New York.
who l. visiting In town. viii spend
tho weekend with MFR. and Mrs,
Tnfford Hutescn at their home az
The Highlands
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The Hatasu Guard club will give
a picnic supper and dance Friday.
July ~. az $40 .. m. az the home ~
Mrs. Charles O. Dlxnan. ssss ssrd
ave. 4. W.
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Mrs. Merrill Frederick sprou,
patricia Fothsrinrhaml arrived this
w~k from Coronado 10 visit her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. u. 4. Fothcr.
ingham for six weeks.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Gln~rt Black and
Mr.. and Mr.. Iawrsnc. Arnold are
returning Friday from a two weeks
trip. spent IN motoring around Van
couver island.
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Social Score club VIII hold picnic
Friday. July "a. AZ Hlllcrert- The
boat will leave al io;ao A. m from
f.e@chi park.
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Miss Juliet Jrwett. daughter OF
Mrs. W. TX. Jewet, Of this city. has
returned from BOSTON. wher. she has
been studying for the paat year.
while in Seattle she will DO the
guest 81 Mrs. =. l.. McOovcrn. and
after a two weeks sojourn here will
leave for Pasadena TO take up her
work In the Pasadena hospital.
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Washington boulevard ". G. r. 4.
Washington boulevard w. c. 7.
u. will meet In the chapel. Friday.
July 70. at .. m Visitors weicome.
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Personal

Or. and Mrs, A, n. Lime and Mrs
Charles ratten returned wednesday
by way OF California from -four
months tour OF Europe. where they
visited italy. Germany. switzerland,
Holland. France. Belgium and ENG.
land.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1922-08-18
I OTIS FOR SALE.

I OTIS FOR SALE.
~ -Four well located
corner building lots In Rockville. one block
Of trolley line and main street, one Of the
best sections. front about $50 feet by 1870
deep. Price $3.50.
WARREN CHOATE.
Office Of Talbot & Prettyman,
mar l7-2t Rockville, Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1922-08-18
LISTENERS WOULD TAKE RISK
Danger Of Failing From Grace
Negligible on the Part Of Prao-
ticer on Trombone.

Mr.. Elisha JOhnson's mind was
troubled on a certain point of con
science and he determined to seek his
pastors advice.
"Do you think 1t would be wrong
for a Methodist to play In a brass
bandT he asked, his open and In
genuous countenance filed with eager
ness and doubt
"Well," said the parson, slowly, ats
for yourself you're asking, suppose,
Elisha3"
Mr.. johnson admitted that the case
was his own.
"And what instrument had you
fixed In your mindf' asked the minis
ter.
"Well," said Elisha, with a grad
ually clearing face. II kind of thought
I'd tackle the trombone, If you said 1t
was all right, and wouldn't be falling
from grace to do It,"
ELISHA said the minister, "lf you
can find any one who is willing to
pass through the fiery ordeal of hear
ing you practice, think you may
risk the danger Of falling from grace
with good courage. "-Milwauke
Sentinel.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1922-08-18
AIWaYa In Readiness.

For several years frst-aid packages
have been carried on Pullman cars,
but hitherto always in lockers, where,
although secure, they were out Of
sight, says Popular Mechanics Maya
zine. AS a consequence, often when
they were most needed, the locker
was found to be empty. In order to
make such a condition impossible In
the future, these first-aid packets are
now being placed In a steel box, fin
ished to match the car that accommo-
dates two packets, and that Is at
tached to the wall In the passageway
Of the car, high enough to be out Of
the way of passersby, but within easy
reach.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1922-08-18
Notice to Tax-Payers.

NOTICE Is hereby given by the under
signed, Treasurer Of Montgomery county
and Collector Of State and county taxes for
the said county, as required by Section G
Of Chapter 1871 Of the Acts Of the General
Assembly OF Maryland Of 1906, TO all per-
sons to whom State and county taxes are
assessed In said county, that the annual
levy has been made and placed In the
hands Of the undersigned for collection.
All such taxes bear interest from Sep
TENDER list, 1922, at the rate Of 6 per cen
tum per annum.
All taxpayers are hereby warned that
unless such taxes as are assessed against
them be paid on or before the first day of
January. 1928. their names will be pub
lished, in accordance with said Act of
Assembly, in the list OF delinauent tax-
payers, and that II said taxes, with inter-
est and proportional part Of cost OF adyer-
Using, remain unpaid until the second
Monday In April, 1923, the property as
sessed to such delinquent tax payers, or so
much thereof as may be deemed neces-
sary. will, on said last mentioned date, be
exposed for sale TO pay such taxes, interest
and expenses.
State and county taxes may be paid by
persons presenting proper bills on or before
December 81 1922, during banking hours
at the following named banks:
Kensington Bank,
First National Bank Of GaithersbIrR.
First National Bank Of Sandy Spring.
Poolesville National Bank.
Silver Spring National Bank.
Takoma Park Bank
Bank Of Bethesda, Bethesda.
Bank Of Damascus, Damascus.
JOHN GARDNER,
Treasurer Of Montgomery county.
june 30-td