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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-01-27
FREE. ACTS FEATURE
SOUTH FLORIDA FAIR
| Part of the Amusement Program Pro-
vided for the Patrons of the Big
Event.
Especial 70 The JournaI.l

TAMPA, Jan. 26.-The amusement
features provided for the patrons of
the South Florida Fair and Gasparilla.
carnival this year-Feb. 2-11-will
keep pace with the general expansion
of the big exposition and amusement
providing affair. Sensational free acts
which will be shown in front of the
grandstand each day, auto polo games,
daring flying acts, running races for
fast horses, these are the principal
amusements open to all without cost.
Then Johnny Jones, Great Exposition
Shows will be on the Pike, as usual
only Johnny has a greater lot of fun
makers and curiosity provoking shows
than ever before. Jones shows have
just completed a great season in the
north, and are always at their best
at Tampa.
The Gasparilla carnival, staged an
nuaIly by Ye Mystic Krewe of Gaspar-
lila, is, of course, in a class by itself,
which accounts for the tens of thou
sands who visit Tampa 90 witness the
annual return of Ye Mystic Krewe OF
Gasparilla. This year the pirate horde
will invade the city the afternoon of
Feb. 6. That night the annual feast
of the Krewe will take place, and the
with accession of Gasparilla XIV. and
his royal consort to the throne, will &C.
cur at the Tampa Bay Casino.
Take a week off and spend it at
Tampa. Or at least, spend a few days
here looking over the great fair, and
enjoying the sights.
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CARD OF THANKS

To those who in our recent sad be-
reavement extended their kind sympa-
thy and love and to those who sent
such beautiful floral offerings, we wish
to tender our heartfelt thanks.
Mrs. C. F. Jennings and Family
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A Fair Offer. Accept 1t

We extend a cordial invitation to
anyone suffering with catarrh to call
and see Hyomei. We will refund the
money If Hyomei does not relieve.
Crystal Pharmacy,
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note Of the story is found in Shakes
peare's THE Tanning of the Shrew," a
scene from which is included in the
production. Ethel Hoyts marion
Davies) father sees in the actor who
has the role of Petruchio the means of
breaking his naughty daughters proud
spirit. The actor consents to tame"
Ethel-and that is the beginning OF
his troubles.
Robert G. Vignola whose last prev
ious work for CosmopoEta: produc-
tions was "'The Woman Cod Changed,
directed the picture. In support of
Miss Davies are Forrest Stanley, Tom
Lewis Edith Shayne, Maude Turner
Gordon, Arthur Rankin and Corinne
Barker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-06
Man Almost Loses
Out on Trip

Say. Frank. why don't you come
on and drive up to Beilingham with
US Sunday? The wife and are go
Ing to visit my brother and his fam.
ily. and they have often spoken OF
you and want 10 meet you"
We'll, that is decent Of you to
ask me. Thanks. old man. I'd like
10 come but am afraid II will have
10 be later. / want TO meet your
brother, too. That proposition OF
his interests me greatly"
wen. then. come on. know you
and Jack would have a great time
talking over your farming theories
together"
mo, III tell you. I have sworn
not TO go out in company any more
until / get some new clothes. NV
old ones are "A disgrace and I can't
afford the new togs for a month or
80. Sorry. old man"
Now here. That's all tommy.rot
You know we'd be glad 70 have you.
no matter how you're dressed. But
know how you feel. Say. why
don't you buy clothes on credit? n
can be done. you know. In fact It's
good plan. think. You could no
70 cherry's down at 1915 Second ave.
upstairs over the Pig'n Whistle. and
buy suit, you know. BY paying a
convenient sum down you could take
your suit and be wearing IL while
you finish up by making monthly
payments. They'll make convenient
terms for you. '--Advertiscment.
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THE ADMIRArs

Admiral u. w. Eberle. u. =. NJ.
mmanderIn.ohicf Of the Pacific
fleet. who Is detained by important
department conferences az Washing
ton. ID. G. hopes TO rejoln the fleet
on July 10. While the admlral's flag
ship IL IN Northwestern waters Mrs.
Eberle. IL IN understood. VIII occupy
her usual suite M the Sorrento. Two
large affairs are planned Ia honor
OF the admiral and Mrs. Ebcrie. pro.
vided the ndmirnl's intensive pro.
gram. Ia regard 10 gunnery practice
and tactical maneuyers for the fleet.
leaves any time at all for society.
Vice Admiral W. Il. Shoemaker. u,
=. ~. In tho absence OF Admiral
Eberle. 4. \. n. acting commander
u thu fleet. made corklng speech
al the Chamber of Commerce dinner
AZ the Rainier club.
His praise 81 senttie's hospitality,
especially aH 10 the enlisted person.
mel. whose happiness Is tho admlrafs
greatest concern. Is atili echolng
down tho banquet hall.
In compliment 10 Vice Admiral
Shoemaker several handsome dinners
have recently been given In the
Yard. The hosts on these several
occasions were Captain l. C. wesien.
gel, Y. \. NJ. acting eommandant.
and Mrs. Wsttengel. Captain Charles
y klndieberger. medical corps. 4. 3.
~. commanding officer NJ the naval
hospital and Mrs kindlebergcr
Commander Frank y, Ridgisy. u. 4.
~. aide TO the commandment. and Mira.
Ridgeiry.
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TIE CAPTAINS

Among the ranking officers. next
In grade 70 the admiraiH themselves.
ana adyaniagooualy placed nj the
dinner given at the Rainier club By
the Seattle Chamber Of Commerce.
were Captain H. j. zlegemeir. u. $.
~. commanding officer OF the Call.
fornia. the flagship: Captain Philip
Wilson. u. =. NJ. who has just re.
iievcd Captain r. ". Leigh. Y. $. N,
commanding officer Of the Tennea-
see. Captain J. n. y Pringie. u. =.
~. commanding officer OF the Idaho.
Captain y. ~. Campbell. u. \. ~.
commanding officer OF the Pennsyi.
vania. and Captain George X. Mar.
vel. 4. \. ~. comma ndlng officer OF
the Arizona. These are the captains
of the five batiieships az present an
chorcd off Seattle. each ship a Mecca
Of the moment
One Of the bellies NJ the Yacht club
dance with Mrs. ziegemrir, the at,
traciive wife OF the flagnhip's cap.
tain.
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Charming Tea
Giuer Todnu

Hcncring Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Nil.
bird. who are sailing Saturday for
the Orient. Mrs. Trafford Hutcson
entertained chsrmingly az her home
~HiiI Top Lodge AT the Highland.
efls afternoon from until o'clock.
Alternating at the tea table cen
Tered with summer blossoms. were
Mrs. Thomas Ruhm. Mrs Stewart
Barber. Mrs. Kenefn winslow, Jr.,
and Mrs. Walter McEwan Tonkina.
assisted by Mrs. Belle Burns upds-
graft and Miss Mary carnctt Moore.
Mrs. Huteson'S sEafey
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Service at Orthopedic
Tea ShOD

Mount Baker Park guild viii have
charge Of the service at the ortho.
pedic Tea shop Friday. Mrs. J. W.
Mulhern viii be hostess. assisted By
Mrs. W. n. Liveugood. Mrs. W. II.
Baiiou. Mrs. II. L. koetcr and Mrs.
A. l.. Neumnn.
The dining room will be IN charge
Of Mlss Olivia s~lneharf. Miss Ruth
Houston. Miss Rhea Houston. Miss
Patricia Muihcrn and Miss Frances
Muihern.
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Seattle
Society
Ivonea's University Club
Announces Interesting
.Sii M mer Program,
Mrs. Huteson Enter
tains This Afternoon.

rT,HE summer program OF the Won
= ems University club has Just
been received and Is announced as
follows: Every Thursday. beginning
July Is. at s:so o'clock the members
viii gather at the club house for
sowing and rus making.
A bridge tea for members and
guests has been arranged for Friday.
July Il. at : O'Clock. at the home OF
Mrs. W. r. Waldo. sTs5 North
Broadway. for which reservations
may be made with the chairman.
Mrs. James A. Pease. Capitol seat.
Wednesday. July 10. a basket pic
mic will be given at Agate Point.
Bainbridge island. with Mrs. Fred
erlek Hall White. Mrs. c. q. Morrt
son and Mrs. Frank 5. Rayley as
hostesses
An ali.day excursion 20 the san
Juan islands. for members. their
families and friends. Is scheduled for
Tuesday. July IS.
A garden bridge tea Is planned for
Friday. July "a. at : O'Clock. at the
home Of Airs William Parkhurst
Brawley. sol itth ave. n. This Is
for members and guests.
On Tuesday. August 1. an
afternoon and evening beach party
will take place az Fauntieroy.
at the home OF Mrs. Lambert
Stewart. 46i3 wildwood place. Fri.
day. August II. AT o'clock. Mrs.
Philip Klnzer will entertain with a
bridge tea al her home. $751; Ridge
way Place. Mount Baker park.
A roof garden dance. under sum
mer skies and on the clubs new roof
annex. will be given for the benVflt
Of the furnishing fund. Tuesday eve.
ming. August a. Friday. August IS,
sf o'clock viii he the bridge tea at
the Gamma Phi beta Hous~. $3.50
nth ave. n. r..
The dates for summer lunchcons
for colleges and sororiticS already ar.
ranged are:
July Z. vassar college: July 3.
Delta Delta Delta. July s. Alpha Phi.
July 20. Kappa Delta. July IS. smith
college: July 20. Alpha Chi Omega.
August 1. zeta Tau Alpha: August 4.
Mount Hoiyoke college: August q
Kappa Kappa Gamma: August s.
Delta zeta: August 7. Sigma Kappa
August :. Gamma Phi Beta: August
?. Kappa Alpha Theta: August 10,
Delta Gamma: August 10. University
OF Illinois: August Is. Radcliffe col.
kge: August rs. Wellesley college.
August 10. Alpha NJ Delta: August
10. Alpha Omicron Phi: August q.
Washington AIumnaes August 20. III
Beta Phi.
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Mrs. Edwin y. whiting entertained
this afternoon at her home. $40
Thirty seventh ave. with a tea given
10 compliment Mrs. Frederick
Dorety OF ST. Paul. formerly OF Seat
tie. who Is spending few days In
town,
Assisting were Mrs. MnEnus r,
Crawford. Mrs. Frederick Roberts.
Mrs. George Carroll and Mrs. {. ~.
Hopper.
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The North End Flower club will
hold its next meeting Friday.
July II. AZ tho North Park club
house. iosth IT. and Dayton
ave. Take Everett in,erurhan
10 North Park station. The hostes.en
will be the 10 blue ribbon winners At
the recent Flower show.
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THE OTHERS AND
A ~DIllfI.NTO RAIL-.

The others include long list, COM
mandern. lieutenant commanders.
lieuienanis, senior and junior grades.
and the enaigns. all OF whom will be
hidden 10 the ball 10 he given by the
Sorrento on Friday in honor OF the
adnairaiH and the captains Of the Pa
cific fleet.
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Summer Dance at
Tennis Club

The second OF the series OF sum.
mer dances the Tennis club Is giving.
will take place on Friday. July ~.
with Miss Hazel Mcmillan chairman
of group OF younger girls who are
In charge. The committees will be
announced In a short time.
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Luncheon for st. Paul

Mrs James Albert Pease and Mrs.
George o. Brehm win BE- hostesses at
a luncheon given az the women's
University club Saturday. coFnpl-
mentary 10 Mrs Frederick Dorcty.
of st. Paul. who with Mr.. Dorety Ia
the guest for the week OF Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Roberts and Mr.. and Mrs.
r.. T.. Whiting.
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Dansdnt on Board
Arizona

Commander Ellsworth III. Patten.
u s. ~. Is entertaining with a dan
SAINT Friday afternoon on board the
Arizona in honor Of Miss Grace E.p-
person and Miss Ruth Bamford. The
party win be chaperoned by Mrs.
Gerald Frink and Mrs. John Gill
Matthew'S.
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Informal Supper Partn

Miss Marjorie Miller win entertain
with an informal supper OF twelve
AZ her studio IN the MckelVey apart.
mcnts. sunday evening. In compli.
ment TO Commander Stewart barber,
L. $. ~. aud Mrs Barber. and Lieu
tenant Commander James Cromer,
u. :. y.
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The Round Robin Social club and
Seattle lodge. No. :. u. II. +. A.. and
their friends viii be entertained by
Mrs. Lulu Baker. los Harrison st..
Friday. July 7. AZ $40 .. m. Progress.
sivc whist viii be the fcaiur. of IN.
evening. Mrs. Baker wili be assisted
by Mrs. Pearl Hcmer and Mrs. IL
eanor :. White. Favorn will be award.
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Entertdins for
Summer Guests

Mrs. r. q. peyo entertained with
a dinner OF twelve covers at her
home Tuesday evening. IN honor of
her aunt. Mrs. Anna Woodward,
aud niece Miss Meta Woodward. OF
Newark. n. j., who are visitors in
the city.
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Dinner Hosts

Air. and Mrs. Gerald brink are en-.
tcrtaining this evening at the boulc.
ward Inn with dinner OF eight Gov
crs. 10 honor AIR. and Mrs. William
q. Hutchinson. Of Los Angeles.
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FLEET DANCES

Several ships dances are also In
the offing. both for officers and men.
II II probabl" that the first OF these
marine balls viii be given for the
enlisted personnel and their dancing
DANES. II IL "A matter Of comment
that the officers first thought IL for
the recreation and happiness Of their
gobs.
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Bridge for Miss
Helen THOMPSON

Miss Marguerite Brown viii be
hostess Saturday afternoon. July rs.
entertaining az bridge tn compliment
TO Miss Helen Thompson. who II
leaving this month for Honolulu.
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House Pnrfu

Mr.. aud Mrs. Alvin Matzger were
hosts to thirty friends At a house
party over tho Fourth az their sum.
mcr home az Three Tree Point.
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Plans Neiqhborbood Tea

Mrs. Frank II. Dow Is entertaining
with neighborhood tea from 4.30
TO O'Clock. Friday. in compliment
10 her house guest, Mrs. A. Lincoln
Bowies. OF Boston. who Is spending
the summer here.
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cnIEr OF sIArr

Rear Admiral u. y. Hutchlson. Z.
g. ~. chief ~ staff ~ the Pacific
fleet. and Mrs. Hutchinson were both
constantly surrounded NJ the Yacht
club Colonial bail. adding their pres.
'lge To the success Of this cyentfui
dance
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The ladies Of the Golden North
viii meet Friday. July 7. at 1899 4
First ayw., at 3 p. m. Members
urged 10 attend as business OF i'm.
porfance IL TO be discussed.
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Yachting Partg

Mrs. II. W. Perry IL entertaining
with party on her yacht Theresa
on Lake Washington. Saturday. com.
plimentlng Miss Elsie Gage. OF Min.
neapolis. who Il the house guest OF
Miss Betty Young
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@| , ~,5s
v'andan.
By Wanda Won Kettler

See where the styles even Of
alarm clocks ARE changing. says
the latest report along that line.
~ thinner model OF alarm clock
Is now becoming popular"
At which place laugh. due TO
the thought Of any alarm clock.
whether slender or otherwise. be-
coming popular.
'-rhe clocks" that report eontln.
ues. ARE thinner than ever before
tho thick. bulky backs arc not seen
In the new model"
AZ which place grleve for those
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An ail-day session OF the Alpha
Needle cpib viii be held al the home
OF Mrs. Ruth Roles. 1915 Linden
ave. Friday. July 7.
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Drop-In Luncheon

Delta Delta Delta sorority viii
hold drop-in luncheon saturday. AZ
1880 O'Clock. at the Women's Uni
vcrsity club
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2. "Waslie," Away

Gritty. soapless pastes may show quick resulu.s
Ii you secured away your skin nature could
replace that Silverware secured with erir or
harsh chemicals can also be restored If dam.
aged. But even nature will not replace tooth
enamel 1t once 1t Is worn away. Decide on the
safe and sane method of cleansing teeth. Better
1t Is to use safe dental cream now than sufes
years Of regret later on.
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Or. and Mrs. w. r.. Waldo are ex-
pecting Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Lane
and daughter, Miss Bertha Lane. Of
Lafayette, Ind, 10 arrive Tuesday.
After brief visit. they win leave for
Vancouver. y. c., to sail from there
for the Orient.
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$3.50 goth ave. ". f.. on July 7. at &
p. m. sharp. All members are ~
auested TO be present. as the sun
mer plans for the parlor are 10 b
discussed.
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who take such pleasure IN dragging
out tho contents OF a clock. just 10
see how difficult u II TO place them
together again. They will possibly
not find 40 much material within
this slender clock. and viii not be
able. therefore. TO spring the little
Joke about having sufficient mnehin.
cry left. after rceonntructing the In.
ards. Co build second tlmcpiece.
The report explains that these
newest clocks. like many Of the
recent models, have radium dial-.
that their isccs may be observed
in the dark.
Which / think Is always good. be
caus~~of certain danger inevitably
taken with timcpieces. I've heard
cvcr 40 many people say they've eus'
pected their alarm clocks OF slipping
up on them during tho night just
because they weren't being observed.
Despite u all, tho, I don't think
III get one Of the new models
just set. fear they may be
fraii. while Z know thai my old
thick. backed wide awake can
stand much boot throwing with.
out the slightest permanent In
Jury being effected.
Ard that's oil OF that.
But there's something eiae. Ac
cordlnE 10 the papers all miliers OF
the Northwest win hold convention
In Seattle IN the near future. Would
like 10 announce that th. papers arc
all behind times. That convention
IN already past. II was held lac,
night around ono OF the electric light
globes at our house. The session
broke 40 suddenly. due 10 outside
matters which seemingly intsrfercd
with the delegates mutual pursuit.,
% enlightenment. Several Of those
delegates were reported missing 10.
day.
Stalled hy the wayside Gone In
search OF gas. Ne hack tomorrow.
what. tina, yeu seyf No need 81 SAT-
Hos aitf
why yeu bruss' rea utter h.b-h.trussi
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Mr. and Mrs W. O. Hutchinson, OF
Los Angeles who are spending
fortnight I'm town. guests At the Ho-
tel Washington, will leave Sunday
for their home.
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Mrs. Stewart Maclelin Eleanor
Keith will arrive from Coronado
about the middle Of the month 10
visit her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Chester Keith.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Macdonald arc
entertaining Mrs. macdonald's cous.
In. Mrs.. r. ~. Adams. Of Chevy
Chase. Md. who arrived Saturday to
stay several weeks.
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Y. y. n. division commanders. will
be- honor guests at several formal
dinners during the week. duties per
hitting.
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and Mrs. Georrenon.

and Mrs Georgeson.
Mrs. Charles Paul. who went East
early in June TO attend the Wellesley
reunion. Is expected 70 return in a
short time.
Mrs. Ralph l.. Sioeum n entertain.
Ing her sister and niece, Mrs. James
J. Bidleman. and daughter Margaret.
OF ~, Paul.
Mr.. aud Mrs. ~. A. NlghtlinEer
have returned from a trip 10 caiifor-
MIA. where they attended the Shrine
convention in san Francisco.
Miss Florence Annablc. OF Ports.
mouth. y H.. Is spending the sun.
mer with her niece. Mrs. u. II. Trefe-
then.
Dr. ~ Eugene Alien left wednes
day evening Tor spokane 10 attend
the state medical convention.
Mrs. Elizabeth Richmond Miller
and Miss Marjorie Miller returned
Wednesday from the nlE -Four Inn.
where they spent the week end and
the Fourth.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Roife
ANNA Hoge) have removed to their
home, 1904 37th ave s.. Mount Baker
park
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ed and refreshments served. Take
cars No. 7. Is. 20 TO Harrison II.
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Miss Dagmar Georgeson leaves
Saturday for sitlsa. Alaska. to spend
the summer with her parents, DR..
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Lady Artisans

The Lady Artisans win hold I
picnic AT Woodland park Friday.
July Z. Basket luncheon and So,
per.
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Native Daughters Of washington

Princess AngeiIne parior. No. 2
Native Daughters OF washington.
viii meet with Sister Eva Kent. at
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Mr.. Percy Perry returned wednes.
day from a week spent in Aberdeen.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Macdonald and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Youell have re.
turned from five days motor trip
to Vancouver island.
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Ana that's all OF that.

Stalled BY the wayside, Gone In
search Of gas. Nc back tomorrow.
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Personal

Mrs. ]. w. Gallagher. Of BiFminK.
ham. Ala. who came West 20 attend
the marriage OF her son. Mr.. James
%. Gallagher. to Miss Miriam Youeii.
is visiting the beauty spots Of the
Northwest. and will be- the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Youeil before
returning to her home.
Major r. u. KiIgore and Mrs XII.
gore George smith, who are sta.
toned at sanso Domingo. left July
for New York 10 spend two months
visiting In the East. During their
stay they will be the guests OF Major
KiIgore's parents. Captain and Mrs.
W. =. kilgore. at SaE Harbor. l.. T..
ard Mrs. kilgore viii visit Miss Leila
Wifsier. formerly OF Seattle. for
time.
Mrs. Lawrence Blodgett. who has
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Pagan In Portland for a few weeks.
returned Tuesday evening. and Is the
guest Of her parents. Dr. and Mrs.
George Horton.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Y. Macintosh
have as their guests for three weeks
Mrs. Mackintosh's parents. Mr. and
Mrs. y. w. smithson. OF Salt Lake
City.
MFR. Frank Robert James. Of the
L. S. $. Stockton. stationed at Phiia.
delphia. Is spending his months leave
OF absence with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. f. James.
Mrs. Alfred Bernstein and two
daughters have just returned from
a pleasure trip to Alaska.
Mrs. c. p. Reeve. Of Pittsburg. Pa.
who has been the guest OF Mrs. -. G.
Yancy for the past three weeks.
leaves Saturday for Portland. ore.
Mrs. Anna Woodward and dough.
ter. Miss Meta Woodward. OF New.
ark. ~. j., are guests OF Mrs. Wood.
wards brother and sster.ln law. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles r. Truax. planning
10 remain until August.
Mr.. Percy Perry returned wednes.
day from week spent in Aberdeen.
Mr.. and Mrs w. T. Macdonald and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Youell have re.
turned from "A five days' rnotor trim
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what. tina, ysu s.yf No need 81 s..'
Hos ART
why ysu sru,s' reu utter s.b.s.trus.i
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Mrs. Anna Woodward and dough.
ter. Miss Meta Woodward. OF New.
ark. ". j., are guests OF Mrs. wood
wards brother and sisterln-law. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles H. Truax. planning
% remain until AuRuHt.
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Mrs. Lawrence Blodgets. who ha,
been visiting SIR. and Mrs. Charles
Pagan In Portland for few weeks
returned Tuesday evening. and Is this
guest Of her parents. Dr. and Mrs
George Horton.