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Women's Clubs

the homo Of Mrs. J. w. Cairns, 1926
Albion Place. Miss Bertha Carr will
DO in charge OF the program. Sub
ject: white Shield Home." Mrs.
Emma Morrison, speaker.
woMANs TUESDAY CLUB
The Woman's Tuesday club will
meet with Mrs. r.. y. Stevens, 4t23
18th ave. N. L. on Tuesday. October
2. Luncheon ut 1890 y. m.
GUARANTEE CLUB
The Quarante club will meet Tues-
day evening. October 2. with Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. v. Christman, 3st2 Beach
Drive.
QUEEN ANNE CIRCLE
The Queen Ammo clrclc OF tho
Fruit and Flower Mission will meet
with Mrs. J. NJ. Gilman, 241a First
ave. W.. Tuesday. October 2. ut
1890.
BROADWAY PIT. A.
Broadway PIT. a. VIII meet Tues.
day. October 2, ut sd5 D. m, in
room IS. at the high school. Mr..
II. r. Fulton. tho now vice prln.
clpal, will give a short talk and a
musical program will be presented
by Miss Bertha Borman, vIolinlst,
and Miss Julia Rose. soprano.
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Seattle Society
Edited by Lillian Keen LeBaister Telephone, Main OsOO
Assistaat-Frances Oldham.
Trinity Church Scene of Charming Wedding !;
Morning Lectures at Sunset Club

TINE marriage OF Kathleen and Mrs
Louis Pasha Mr., Bennett Faikno OF AIR and Mrs
- j. Faknor soemnisd saturday Trinity church. with
me Rev William H. Bliss roading tho service.
decorations this
September wedding The eoorngs OF nn
along tho flowers foliage
the ehanec within baskets tho brilliant blooms
Preceding tho service Miss Ruth Cain tho Night
and Loves coronaon- the and
violin ohhlgao by Mrs, yeya stetson Nickerson
The Reid
m orchid satin and ged with tueha
shaded velvet hat orchid with chiffon In the
and trimmed side purple She
carried Butterfly roses. panses blue
The maids fashioned
bodies Manipulated
Miss Pearl Harold mountain gold ribbon headress Miss
Alberta scham ha Miss Audrey Collins
blue silver ribbon hair and Miss Elizabeth
ReioFf OF cloth OF gold Their
flowers ophela nnas flowers and pans The flower
Q French baby
lovely IN wedding
pearls and crystals Rose
ye OF tho old lace
Orchids lilies OF the valley and oouVada
formed her exquisite shower bouquet
Fknr for his brother and tho uhers were
Faulkner Olympia Mr. Ralph Graves Mt Howard swa
well Richard Floyd
this residence % Mr. and
table Mrs Jun fanor
Bknap Comfy and Mrs r. Davis The
Ehrch Mildred stephens Betty
Helen Jordan Ltamao Davis Alma Calhoun
Dever assisted
model duvet De
shade embroidered In
blue silver
Mr. and Mrs Faiknor November at Dos
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Have You a Daughter?
II You Have This Woman's Advice
Is OF Vital Interest TO You

SEATTLE, wash.-'Tn my sirl.
hood. I suffered with severe back.
aches md pain and had catarrhal
condition. These disagreeahls sensa.
tons were completely oradicated and
| developed into a strong and healthy
womanhood because my mother gave
me DIR. Picrce's Favorite Prescrip.
ton. As my own daughters wero
developing gave them DIR. Pisrcc's
Favorito Prescription and in that
way prevented their having any form
OF inward weakness. My daughters
developed naturally into womnnhood
and l am sure II was because I had
them take tho Prescription at that
critical period. Sndle Il.
Holtzner. 2i2i North SGD st.
Go 10 your nelghborhood drug
store today and got this proscrlp.
ton In tablets or liauld. or write
Or. Pierce. President 1nvalids' Hotel,
in Buffalo. N. Y. for medical advice.
free and confidontial.--"Adv"
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CLUBS FOR TUESDAY

ROOSEVELT AUXILIARY
Col. Roosevelt Auxiliary. v. r.
W., viii have its regular meeting
Tuesday, October 2, at p. m, at
1861 Third ave.
ASPASfA CLUB
Tho Aspasia club will meet Tues.
day, October 2. at tho home OF Mrs.
J. w. Dorwart, 2220 Yalo 81. N.
Mrs. Ford Brown will speak on
''Tno Attack OF American Provincial.
ism" The works Of iona Gaie, Sin.
clair Lewis and r. Scott Fitzgerald
will 30 discussed. Mrs. Edward
Brainard and Mrs. Victor Zednick
will report on the state convention
SOCIETY
POSTpoNES MEETING
The Hebrew Benevolent society
will not hold It's open meeting this
month. planned for Wednesday, DC.
tobcr 3, owing TO the drive for the
Z Community Chest.
1 The board meeting viii be held
"wednesday morning. at 10 o'clock,
In tho vestry rooms at the temple.
/ FREMONT w. G. T. u.
The Trcr5ont w. G. T. u. will meet
| on Tuesday. October 2. at 2 .. m at
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Miss Helen BRYANT Weds

Carleton W. Bryant tbs marriage OF er ~
Helen MurieI Bryant Ted Lndahl OF Mr. and Mrs
Iandah Of wenat on evening. September fe
Mr. and Mrs Llndahi make their home in Tacoma
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Personal

Mrs. Hortense Green. who has been
visiting IN san Francisco and Del
Monte Tor several weeks. expects 70
30 with friends TO L.oa Angeles for
tho opening OF tho new Bil,more
hotel.
Mas Times podwoll. OF Victoria, II.
C.. who frequently Visits In Seat
lie. left today FOR England on an eN'
tended trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip q. Itlnzsr and
family left today for New York
whence they win sail. October .. on
the Alaurctanla. for Paris, TO be
gone five years or longer.
Mrs. II. NJ. Won kettler and
daughter. Miss Wanda Won Rettlor,
len today for New York, whence
they win sall on tho President Al
ans, October ~. for England. 10 DO
away nix montha
Str. Kari Harhaush r. expected
homo Tuesday night from months
trip 20 Now York. Mr. Harbsush
took his daughter, Miss saily Hars
hauEh. East. 20 enter her al wost.
over school. in copnectieut
Miss Jean Fox viii 20 20 Toppen'
lsh tho las, OF tho week TO Wait Mlaa
Clara nruhn.
Miss Eileen RoddinE. OF Modford.
Ora. l. motoring over today TO be
tho guest OF Miss Rachel Nibloek for
a Few dayA
Mr. Rowland France. Of Monte.
Elno. has arrived In town. 10 attend
tho University OF Washington this
year.
Mr. ana Mrs. Bruce Morgan, who
are making their homo In caiifor.
MIA. have taken house at e 3.
HOLSTER ave. Pasadena. for the
winter.
Mrs. ". c. Hughes. who has been
living abroad for several years.
plans 20 sail for home the last OF
this month
AZ. 49, A.. vs..s..s.N os......
arc entertaining Mr.. Clarence
whitchili an their house guest dur.
Ing his engagement In town this
week.
Aru. II. r. Merrick. who has been
her son and dauEhterin. law.
Air. and Mrs. Rnber; Hall Mcrrick.
has returned 20 her homo In Boston.
Mrs. A. II. Anderson and h.r
niece, Miss Hattie Anderson. OF Ia
Crosse. WIS., arc making a shor,
visis In Portland.
Mr, and Mrs. Wesley MeGaffey
Teth Davidson have returned from
their wedding trip and arc at home
At 2io W. Mercer ST
Mrs. william Roy AfcAdams u m.
guest OF her mother. Mrs. Robert
Kyle siecausland. while Lieut. NC.
Adam Is In San Pedro with his ship.
tho U. 8. 8. California. Lieut.. Nc.
Adam h expected TO arrive This week
on a visit.
Mr. and Mira Robert r. oldham
mo,ored to Big -Four Inn for the
weekend.
Mr.. Samuel 3. Parks and Mr.. ana
Mrs. Frank o. De Money Of Chicago
will arrive this evening. 10 hs the
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. @. L. 81.
Pratt.
Mr. Walker Mines hns returned
from short motor trip to San
Francisco.
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WEST QUEEN ANNE

PIT. A.
Tho Yves. Queen Anne PIT. A.
win meet Wednesday. October 3. a,
) o'clock. In tho community room OF
tho school. Nir. y. y. Holmes. a
member Of the school board. WIN
talk on Economy ia tho Schools
Mrs. Won Y. Fall. president Of The
eircis. win give an address OF vel.
como and Mr. David paiisn. princi.
pal OF the school. Will speak. Tha
business meeting will be followed by
reception for tho teachers and
new members.
Tho musical program win feature
vocal numbers by Mrs. Cleo lie Mas.
ter and piano selections by Helen
ArYsnon.
Tho hostessss for the afternoon
win be Mrs. J. W. Frost. Mrs. Don.
aid Mcdonald. Mrs. w. Prn,cr. Mrs.
J. o. Phillips and Mrs. c. s. wills.
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LADIES or THE GOLDEN
NORTH ENTERTAINED

Mrs. A. ]. Heath entertained the
Ladies' OF tho Golden North at her
homo. sos Terry ave- on wodnes
day afternoon, September 70. Mu.
steal selections were given by Miss
Helen Heath. games were enjoyed
ana a delicious luncheon served
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nonrRr .. LEE cnAprEn

Robert y. lee Chapter. United
Daughters Of the confodsrscy. will
meet with Mira II. A. caiohan, bfT
ais, ~. Thursday. October Z. al {:
o. m. Election Of officers
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
Pc o. CONVENTION

PIE. o. CONVENTION
OPENS TUESDAY
The twenty sixth biennial oonven.
ton OF the supreme chapter OF tie
p. u o. sistsrhood opens Wednesday
morning at O'Clock with the meet.
ing Of the executive board and Seat
10 committees. AZ ? y. m, there win
bo tho enrolment Of members OF the
convention AZ the Hotel Washington
and ths.roguiar meetings OF the ak
Seattle chapters. Tho banquet At
Shrine temple takes place n eis
o'clock. and al sac there Will be an
open meeting at tho same place. With
the following prograni
proesasionaf
Convention called to order
"Amuftcaf
Sons Of efsstinE. dgutls quartet
Seattle Chapters
| inifodae,lsn % guests % homer and Of.
Ulcers % supreme chapter
Greetings ~ founders
Address o. wsls0ms. Mrs. Edlth Marx.
/
North ara nlaaehs Miller
ksst-Miss Hseni De Music (1ary Ann
| Wsirs HShooil
Houth-Mrz Natsiis y. Burnst
wsst--Affs. Elizabeth ChandlsA
Response Mrs Nins hoSdsb
Tenor aolna@
IsJ phyllis Has sueh Charming
otsess ...s..........--... Nllson
tbl Trees ..sss.ss.s......s hsseach
(d) bridal Dawn" ...s.......Nzft in
Ar. ". Erankiin Mssksr
Ma tAsis BROW. seesapsaisi
| Address
contraito Hois.-
fs) = Heard cfy-. Fisher
90 Love. ~ rou KAsu the Light"
..ss-..s...s+.......' l.shmAnn
| fe1 fleming" sss.s..stssss.sp Dial iaeGo
tdl ',Aiy Lows IL a huls,ssf'' al FoEsfo
Mrs. RoInsyn Jansen
Niles Kathsrins Robinson. accompanies
Ladies' Musiesl string Quartet
90 Tbs Blind oiri'' (Chsptsr o..
............ Dsisy Wood Hudrsih
ts) Humprssss Hchsrsandoi ....,...
................ tppoliiov. fwsnou
harHsrst MeCuiloeh Lana. VIOLA
AHra Williams Sherman. VIOLA
Louise nsnten oliver. vioia
Ifis CAnfsla. Tiei0noslio
SALMON DAY REBEKAH LODGE
Salmon Bay Rabokah Lodge will
have a whist party on Monday evo.
ming. October 1. at woog hall. Bal.
lard Friends invited.
FLORA II. BATEAiAN
l. l.. o. A.
Flora r. Batsman. l. I. o. A.
will have it, anniversary social,
Monday evening. October 1. at
o'clock. In I. o. q. T. hall.
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Sunset Club to Haze Lecture Series

series weekly lectures on current
Administration the
University washington Thursday morning
Graeottalan Situation
initial Tho limited TO club members
VIII "wednesday
October o'clock Burton w James Of New York WIN
an Afternoon OF Barrie"
chairman department Of the Drama
Lennon Hui ,heatcr
IN Ncyy ork He is wi
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MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER

MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER
a miscellaneous shower win be
given by tho woman's Hospital as
ISOLATION. In Norway han. Tuesday
afternoon. October 2, at 1910 o'clock.
There Will DO musical program.
and refreshments will be served by
Mrs l.. Hottie. Mrs. r. o, Gabriel.
son. Mrs. George Nelson. Mrs. J. z.
Mittet and Mrs. MacMurraN
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LADY STIRLING
- -

Lady Stirling Chapter. d. A. r..
will hold its regular monthly meet
Ing Tuesday. October .. AZ the resi-.
denes OF Mrs. y. J. Brown. 1874 II.
Boston at Mrs. q. II. Theme will
assist. A special meeting Of the
board viii BE- held at p. ~ Take
broadway car.
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BUSINESS woAnNs

BUSINESS wosMN5
CLUB
Tho Business and Professional
women's club win have a business
meeting In tho Fine Arts hall. a;
s;4s o'clock. on Tuesday evening.
October ?. This weekly luncheon
viii be held Thursday. In Dartnall's
cafeteria, at noon. with a speaker
from the Community Chest
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SOCIAL CLUB FOR

HIND OF HEAEINU
The Seattle sociai Club for tho
Hard of Hearing. win meet at the
Furman Business college. Tuesday.
October !, at 1880 .. m. Hard OF
hearing niul,s Welcome
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QUEEN ANNE STUDY CLUB
LAKEWOOD CIVIC

I1AKFWUUD CIVIC
IMPROVEMENT CLUB
Tho woman's Lakewood Civic Tn
provement club viii have its regular
meeting. Tuesday. october 2. ut 2 D.
m. Mt tho Lakewood clubhouse. Mrs.
Lillian Shafer and those Of the visit
Ing committee will have charge OF tho
program for the afternoon.
Tho club members arc planning n
bazaar 10 be given Friday and Sat-
urday. December and s. at the club
house.
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Mrs. Latnd Gives Informal Tea
Married Fridau Morning

Mr. Philip FRASER celebrated
O'Clock Mt 81 Johns Parish church in
seattle performing the
spending their honeymoon In Victoria b. c.
After October they will be at home in Seattle
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CANADIAN woMENs cLun

Tho Canadian womcn's club wiil
meet Tuesday. October ?. AZ p.
m. AZ the Federated clubhouse,
corner Of Thomas 81. and Harvard
ave. Mra. Gabriel Smart and Mira.
Henry Robinson viii be tho hos.
,cases. Mrs. Robert Hodge viii
report activities of tho convention
OF Canadian clubs held In victoris
in September. Other representa-.
,ivea at tho convention Included
Mrs. Robert A. White. Mrs. George
Durrcan and Mrs. @. Grant
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seryice at Orthopedic Tea Shop

Mrs Josiah Collins Hill guild Tuesday at
orthopedc shop assisted Mrs George H. Preston Mrs Fred
A. Kenelm Wnsow, Jr Mrs Alfred
Ketcha Mrs Keith Fsken Miss Frances Green
nd slissE Irwin
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Mr.. and Mrs. Broderick Hosts

Compimenting Molly Spokane who arrived satur
Washington this Mr. and AIRS He
evening with orpheum
Al supper a
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Luncheon to Honor Mrs. Purseu

entertaining
Mira
Pursen. spending months In
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SUNSET HEIGHTS
LITERARY CLUB

SUNSET HEIGHTS
LITERARY CLUB
Sunset Heights Literary club will
hold its regular meeting with Nfrs.
Mary Brown, 1908 Aurora ave, on
Tuesday, October 2, Mt D. m.
WASHINGTON HIVE
Washington Hive No. pa. Ladies'
OF tho Maccabeos. entertains Tues.
day October 2. ut / o'clock lunch.
con. followed by class initiation. in
honor OF Miss Mary Isabel McRae.
great mistress at arms, in Odd Fol.
lows temple.
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poRoAs CrRcrp

Dorcas circle viii meet with Arrz.
w. II. Triggs. 22s Second ave. w,
Tuesday. October 2, n, 1 o'clock.
A. n. r. NJ. II.
CLUB
The A. r. r. " r. club win meet
with Mrs. A. r. Estep. 1927 Corllss
ave. Tuesday. October 2. ut Q
o'clock. Car No. rs or "a
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SEATTLE LODGE

SEATTLE LODGE
NO. 7
Seattle lodge No. I. ID. IT, r. A.
win hold It's regular meeting Tues.
day. october ,. at . p. m. In Ever.
green hall 1909 Ninth ave- Class
initiation.
Members from other states wish.
Ing TO transfer 20 Seattle lodge may
DO 30 at tho present time. For In
formation call ST. nse,.?o1o.
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NORTH END PROGRESSIVE
CLUB
The North End Progressive club
will ho entertained by Mrs. Louise
Bowen and Mrs Ida McKercher. Al
a437 Corliaa ave, Tuesday. October
;. at ., IN Mrs. Ella Traynor
viii read paper on "A Modern
Club Woman" Important new busi-
ness win be transacted Take car
No rs. on Third ave
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sonosIs CLUE

sorosis club win meet Tuesday
afternoon. ociohor :. At o'clock
with Mrs. John Hail. 1850 sh0rs-
land drive Tts program viii have
these numbers;
Presidents message. Mrs IL q.
Fletcher. reports OF delegates 20
state FEDERATION convention! dram.
alto sketch. differences Required"
given by Mrs. W. c. I4pplaeo,i. Mrs
John Wilson, Mrs. Thomas Moreom.
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MOUNT pAKrR CIRCLE

MOUNT HANIW IINNI4F
Mount Baker Park frur and
Flower mission nrets with Mrs.
Reinsr Bsauwkcs. ssos a1ri ave. g..
Tuesday. October :, AZ o'clock.
AMETHYST CHATTER NO. iss
AmsthyH, Chapter No iss viii
give a card party ~ the homo Of
Mrs.. eta Drake. 23sa pelmar drive.
Tuesday evening. octobor =
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Miss Dunn to Wed This Month

Dunn, J. win ar
wedncSda
by Faiths
will Be her sisters maid Of honor and Mr. job
best for his brother
reception the Dunn resdsncs
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FIonA y. pATEAlAN

T. Il y. a
Flora r. Ba,sman. T.. l. o. a.
viii have it, anniversary social,
Monday evening. October 1. at .
o'clock. In I. o. q. T. hall
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NORTHEAST
IMPROVEMENT CLUB
Northeast Improvement club meets
In Olympic View school. Tuesday,
octotrr :. az o'clock. Program.
refreshments served during social
hour.
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EUTERPE CLUB
Euterpe club viii have the first
meeting OF tho new year with Mrs.
A. u. l. Gollorman. 6sis iath ave.
n. H.. on Tuesday afternoon. Tbs
program. composed OF sohubert's
compositions. follows;
Biographical sketch OF Schubert.
NlrA c. Norman Compton.
n Fiat Impromptu op. iti. Mrs.
LiElo Brown.
A Major Impromptu. op. 90. Mrs.
T. N. Barwlok.
Unfinished symphony. -four hands.
Mira Gellermhn and Mrs. brown
who In syiyiaT- MIRA O. II.
Iialiro.
Faith IN Spring. Miss IEola
Clark.
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Entertninina at Dinner

Mr. Mrs John Randall Coiwel win entertain with
homo this evening In honor OF United Sta
Of Spokane.
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srr. Walker Mines hns returned
from q short motor trip to San
Francisco.
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Retention VIII Honor Daughter

Mr. and Mrs Max Saul viii be at home on sunda
4 from untfI O'Clock In honor OF their daughter
nent to Mr. Saul Friedman. Of Tacoma was recently
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VIII Be Hosts at Reception

A. reception In th
church Friday evening October
bu
church cordially invited Th
church with their will assist tn receiving
win musical with Mr. Walter
whlttesey accompankt
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WEST SIDE CLUB

WEST HlAits RAfkh
West Side woman's Improvement
club meets with Mrs. J. +. Downs.
1895 Walnut ave. Tuesday. October
:, az 1850 o'clock.
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Mr. Samuel 3, Parks and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank o. De Money Of Chicago
will arrive this evening. 10 b the
guests Of Mr. and Mira @. L. ~
Prstt.
Smyrna times., 1923-05-23

Prettyman and his son, Purnell OF
Wilmington.-Mr and Mrs. Robert
Davis of Wilmington, have been Wis
iting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.Sam- |
uel Pinder.-Mrs.Ja Jane Lord and Ralph |
Marker, of Philadelphia, were guests !
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence J. Marker |
last Week.-Mrs. Rebecca Van Pelt,
teacher at Marcus Hook, spent the
weekend with parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Van Pelt.-Mrs. John L.ShOrt- !
all and her daughter, Esther have re-
turned from a visit with her father,
James McCafferty at MilfOrd.-Mrs.A.
C. r. Seemans and her daughter,
Georgia, of Baltimore, are guests of
Mrs. Seemans' mother, Mrs. Georgia
LeCompte.-Mrs. G. A. Donovan was
called to Houston by the sudden i'll
ness of her father, John NJ. ScOtt,whO
suffered a stroke.-Mrs. R. Seth Will
liams and Mrs. Harry c. Clayville
spent a visit recently with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Weller
at DOver-Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hum
phreys, Mr.. and Mrs Emerson SaXtOn
and their daughter, Lent were motor
guests of friends here on Tuesday
Mrs. Herman Sevil and Mrs. Edna
Savin spent Wednesday and Thursday
at White Haven.-Mrs. Harvey c.
Dunning has returned from visit to
her mother, Mrs. Knight at Green's
bOro.-Mr. and Mrs. Levin J. Wright
and their two daughter, Mary Anna
and Katherine Margaret and Miss
Mary Lane were motor guests of Mr..
and Mrs. David Phillips at Frederick
over the week-end.-Misses Ella and
Elizabeth Carey, William KhOler,
George Pinglass of Philadelphia, Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Carey and children,
Anna and Harry of Frederick were
guests of Miss Ethel Carey last week.
Smyrna times., 1923-05-23
TOWNSEND

Newly Organized Townsend Band
PrOgressing.-LOcals and Personals
Townsend, May 22.-The newly or
ganized Townsend band is progress
ing finely and are creating favorable
impression whenever they appear. The
citizens of Townsend are proud to
have a musical organization in their
midst and are lending encouragement
to the boys.
Personals.-Mrs. J. D. Niles, who
has been a patient at a Philadelphia
hospital for several days, is very
much improved and is expected home
soon.-Mr. and Mrs. w. P. Wilson en-
tertained on Sunday Miss Corine Out
ten and Earl Layman, and during the
week Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Roth, all of
Wilmington.-Mr and Mrs. c. A.
Greenwood entertained over the week
end Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Jacobs and
daughter, of Aberdeen, Md, and Mr..
and Mrs. Robert G. Rowe, of Clay
mont.-George Vandyke, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Harman Reynolds and Miss India
Deakyne attended the funeral services
of Mrs. Virginia Hayden, of Whining
CONTINUED on Page Fourl
Smyrna times., 1923-05-23

With the placing of contracts for
building roads in the upper end of
Kent County, Clayton folks are look
ing with anticipation the advertising
for bids soon Of a road from Smyrna
thru Clayton to Blackistons. This
stretch of road has already been rec
commended by the State Highway De-
partment. Residents of this town and
vicinity want to see the road cOmplet-
ed before another winter.
Smyrna times., 1923-05-23

While playing tennis with several
of her school chums on the school
campus Saturday afternoon, Miss
Evelyn Onley's ankle turned, tearing
ligaments and spraining her ankle
quite badly.
Smyrna times., 1923-05-23

Harvey Collins has moved his fam
lily to Denton, where he has been
transferred by the ice company.
Smyrna times., 1923-05-23
NEWS OF CLAYTON.
And Local News Budgets from CheswoId, Kenton
Blackbird, Townsend, Thoroughfare Neck,
Lepsic, Brenford, and Their Vicnities

with. Mrs. Williams is going to fin
ish the school term at Smyrna and re-
ceive her Diploma with the rest of her
class.
Smyrna times., 1923-05-23

Miss Margaret Ross was taken to
the American Stomach Hospital, Phil
adelphia, Monday to undergo an Oper-
alton for appendicitis. AT this writ
ing she is resting comfortably.
Smyrna times., 1923-05-23
CLAYTON

Harvey Cole is seriously i'll at his
home on Rodney street, still suffer
ing with carbuncles.
Smyrna times., 1923-05-23

The school friends of Mrs. Eva
Wiley Williams gave her a shower at
her home near town recently. A merry
time was had, and Eva received many
useful gifts to start house keeping
Smyrna times., 1923-05-23

PersOnals-Mrs. Mary Kelley of
Frederica is the guest of Mrs. Edgar
Harrington and Mrs. Florence Jer-
man.-Mrs. Pennock and her son,Wal-
ter, of Elkton, were motor guests of
Mrs. Annie Hoffecker-Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Cats of Chicago, ILL.,, have been
visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Elmer Catts.-Mrs. Edmund Gootee
had as her guests last week, Edwin
Smyrna times., 1923-05-23

The Radcliff Chautauqua closed a
three-day session here Saturday and
it was a delightful season, one of the
best ever held. Superintendent Jones
made happy platform superinten-
dent, and his talks We're instructive.
There were able lectures, good music
and plenty of entertainment for every
body. The Chautauqua is reported to
have been a financial success and
enough guarantors have been secured
to bring it back another year. DR..
Cobb and his committees deserve all
credit for making it a success.