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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-07
CLUBS FOR SATURDAY
pyTHIAN SISTERS

pythian Sisters OF Seattle Temple
No. . Will give whist party at
Wings cafeteria Saturday evening.
December s, at Sis. The pro-
ceeds received will he used for char.
ity purposes The public is invited.
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Hosts at Dinner
Before Dance

aEr. and Mrs. Claude A. philbricls
entertained with a dinner OF twenty.
six covers at their home on wednes.
day evening. before the Fifty club
dance at the Yacht club.
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Buffet Supper VIII
Folloac Skating Pdrtg

Miss Josephine Fransloli Is enter
tanning with an informal buffet
supper at her homo ON Saturday
evening. following an Ice skating
party at the Arena.
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I,aroe Dinner and Bride

Mr.. and Mrs. Max Olson win be
hosts at n dinner OF twenty-five
covers at their home on Saturday
evening. which win he followed by
bridge as the later entertainment.
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COLONIAL COURT BAZAAR

Colonial Court. order Of Amar-
anth, viii hold bazaar at 81.
Union ST.. all day Saturday. Deem
ber 8. Tea win be served.
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Women's Clubs

Saturday evening. December 8, In
Fremont ham. s4e2n Fremont ave.
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Eastern star club win have ba-
zaar all day Saturday, December 8.
in the clubrooms, 1890 Arcade build
ing.
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II o'clock. at tho chapter house.
Mrs. T.. II. Taylor win be the host.
ess.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

MOUNT HoLYoKE CLUB
The regular monthly meeting tho
Mount Holyoke club will be held al
the Womsns University club. on
Tuesday, December II. at p. m.
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lINos N KENNY HONE

SINGS AT KENNY HOME
Miss Lillian Wilson, OF Vancou-
yer. -. G.. sololst at the Amphion
concert Wednesday evening. con-
tributed 10 tho pleasure OF tho old
people ut the Kenny Home on
Thursday afternoon when she grao-
lously rendered a delightful pro-
gram at the institution
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% AN&NAsAA AANAAkhiY AAt&ktu& iN3
Mount Holyoke club viii DO held az
the Women's University club, on
Tuesday. December II. at p. m.
BRING AND BUY SOCIAL
Tho Ladies' Aid society OF the
Welsh Presbyterian church viii hold
bring and buy" sale In the church
parlors Friday evening. December Z.
at 1870 p. m. An interesting program
has been planned which win include
numbers by a woman's chorus. selec.
tons by quartets. sketches. etc. Miss
Blodwen Jones and Mr.. Vaughn
Jones. with Miss Frances Williams
aecompanist, viii contribute vocal
numbers.
Mrs. J. r. Evans and Mrs. Laura
Thomas will be in charge OF tho
fancy work booth, Mrs. Lewis Jen.
kins and Mrs. w. G4ffths OF the
delicatessen booth, and Mrs. NJ.
Churchill Of the bran tub. a room
has been set aside for tho display OF
old relics and an exhibition OF welsh
scenery. Refreshments will be served.
CHANGE CLUBS NAME
The. Seattle Women's Civic
league, at an executive meeting
held Thursday at tho Y. w. @. A.,
tho name Of the club was changed
to the Woman's City club OF Sc
attic Mira Harry X. Buell. was
elected president to fin the place
OF Mrs. Henry Landes. who has
resigned.
During the war. Mrs. Buell. was
organizer Of the Northwest division
for the Red Cross.
A special meeting Of the club will
be held Monday evening, Decem.
Der 10, at Eagleson's hall, r. AND
and 18th N. u. During January,
weekly luncheons viii be held down
town. An opening luncheon IS set
for December "a, with tho place 10
DO announced later.
WOAfAN's CIVIC CLUBS
The Woman's Civic club will meet
Tuesday, Dec. IL. at p. m. In the
Erickson room at the Y. w. G. A.
The reading OF Some interesting cor.
respondence will he followed by a
business session. There will be dis.
cus5ion on the bankers plan OF n.
nancing tho building Of civic audi.
torium.
Members are asked 20 bring gifts
Of infants apparel for the Medina
Baby home.
COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN
The regular meeting Of the Coun.
ell Of Jewish Women will be held on
Thursday. Dec. 10, at lis D. m. In
the vestry room Of the Temple do
Hirsch.
HARMONY HOMESTEAD
Harmony Homestead, No. i743,
Brotherhood OF American Yeomen,
will give a complimentary dance for
members and friends in their new
location. Knights Of pythIas hall,
Third and Virginia, on Tuesday eve.
ming. Dec. /. a door prize will be
given.
MYRTLE SOCIAL CLUB
Myrtle Social club win meet Mon
day. December 10. at 2 p. IN. at the
Masonic temple. Election or Off.
GERS and reports will be- followed
tv bridge.
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KAPPA KAPPA
GAMMA ALUaiNAE

The Alumnae association OK Kap.
"a Kappa Gamma sorority viii meet
with Miss Marie Leghorn. 40 Pres.
pect 81. Saturday, December s, al
go O'Clock.
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WESTMINSTER CHURCH
CHRISTMAS SALE

The women Of Westminster
church win have their annual
Christmas sale on Saturday, Deeen-
Der 8. from 1890 TO 5 o'clock. AZ
the home OF Mrs. Montgomery RUS
sell.
Mrs John +. Reed win be In
charge Of the fancy work table
Mrs. J. +. Leggett Of aprons: Mrs.
T. J. Lens. doll babies: Miss Mary
Houlahan. candy: Mrs. L. r.
Holmes. delacatessen; Miss Mary
Elizabeth Russell, sachets ana
handkerchief.
Assisting Mrs. Russell will he the
officers and members OF the society
and Mrs. James a. Halght, Mrs,
Frank Black, Mrs. G. J. Smith, Mrs.
Charles i. Patterson. Mrs. John
Elton, Mrs. Scott Cllngan. Mrs. Ida
Schroeder and Mrs. William y.
Addy.
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GAMMA PHI BETA
WILL MEET

Gamma Phi Beta alumnae will
hold It's regular monthly meeting on
Tuesday morning, December II, nc
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Student Artist Recital

Ada Dcighton Killing viii present
Miss Mildred Hall. pianist. In stu.
dent artist recital on Sunday after.
noon. December .. at o'clock, in
Montolius hall.
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DELTA ZETA ALUMNAE
Delta Zeta alumnae viii meet Sat.
urday, December s, at 200 D. m.
With Mrs. Oliver Elliott, 1916 N.
18th ST.
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MYRTLE SOCIAL CLUB
Myrtle Social club win meet Mon
day. December 10, at 2 p. IN. at the
Masonic temple. Election or Off
GERS and reports will be- followed
by bridge.
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STEVENS w. r.. C.

Stevens w. r. c. No. will hold
It's meeting in Veterans hall, Arm.
Dry Saturday, December 3. at 2
p. m. Members requested TO ut.
tend az the new officers win be
elected for the coming year.
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2 Wh cecMe =
IS JOY LASTS the achole year through when
ed IN linen, slper, china, pottery flo,cersi
giving beat Of all, think. So I'M leading Uou
so,tg-bird shop around the corner, TO a music
rst, to labyrinth Of lovely things in tableware,
. Of electrical leisure on Pine, TO a nook Of cut
Third, 10 my fauoritc lane Of upstairs shops ~
III you come wtth me al the acovf
IT'S THE SOCIAL THEATRICAL
EVENT OF THE SEASON!
~ stories ss THE nanhOaes q No,rs Dame
avoid tho evening crush Special attention given matinee
S Tssi now rAn' Tor reservations 1h'' ana last BIG
that's made TO last mctmet
THE MARY ANNE GIFT sHoppE
priced reasonably University st. to chanisr
ONLY WISH: TWILL BE GRANTED. e
nut you must put your w, on paper and tuck into your bundle
al curtains Fruit stains or
fo stg Tho SEATTLE SUPPLY LAUNDRY gives a's ali s
special services free upon written request Call ca D-os'o
Joy Is to
feiih
THE WEST. A NEST AND YOU
And have heard Mean. Mama Brunswick
LIBERTY MUSIC snorrE your ls
they1 find everything know On First, Pix.
FOR AUNT EMMA WE'VE BOUGHT
vision fitted 1887 Third
dread Of using an Is usually an historical prejudice
attention.
PAUL HANSON DESIGNED IT!
ring Q particularly
q ourmane ruby or topaz Ion1l find Il at tho GOLD SHOP
SHE BEsTows VOICES AND REAL HAIR WIGS TOO
Edith Harris painis arings and repairs dolls Oh Ete Bldg
tAoaOat
Homo" uAen theu tucked the sqpdas.
ISABELLE CRoPPs REBUILDING OF GOWNS
iha seem opelsssi iaisht pds MAialsss
YOUR LIGHT SUMMER SHOES
WIN be dyed brown or black al Tueis Madison Street
OF sIDwINTER COMFORT
THE sopn 81 si People. s saaa Bs '
FOR THE a.YEAR. oLD-A SCOOTER,
They're Doc at Rudy nden exclusive bicycle store Times Square
Hansaae tone and slightly
MR. HUGHES, THE COFFEE MAN
says that make the best Of Chile home FOR be has all
the Mexican spees Tamn Pine
AT THE SUTHERLAND COSTUME SHOP
You can rent gorgeous things for the masquerade 4 Ete Bldg
RUN IN AFTER sUPPERl
Tho LAID Shop ao7 MeDermoo building VIII be
Glasses Of
tho srhoc face TO TeIdr.
GROWING OLD is NOT so SAD
with face unda,ed Esther Baum
uous hairs and other bmishes Peoples Bldg
YOU'VE BEEN IMAGINING
Because you've the maid the window
whole weeks laundry single hour
rRosnR for ao ss ssn Senafa
month That's about what
the family is large Is II no2
Ia ,s,eeora,t and IN poercra TOO r,e ,e,s "a Ne ,re,
for the manv-anoed rather
UNCLE SAM CAN TAKE CARE OF US ALL!
robe patterns for the girls
been wanting tuck his
downy pillows choice blankets
It's very satisfactory choose Christmas
THE BUBBLING WELL
Isn't II delightful know that this exquisite
hand embroidered linens of be
evenings until chrismas9 At ao6 University
An tree perfect fruit
Charming bit Of color for the fdrdiniero.
EACH SEASON BRINGS ITS NEW DESIGNS
In fine China dnner-warci In
stock too Il you buy dishes the
They're at s0s Third Marion -
HAVE YOU SATIN PUMPS?
You can have them made perfectly
recovered hesl Bring
System, 400 Union
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Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Grosscup
left Thursday for New York on a
visit Of several weeks.
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SOUTHWEST SEATTLE

SOUTHWEST SEATTLE
CLUB
The Southwest Seattle Improve
ment club viii give a dance satur.
day evening. December 8, at It's hall.
24th ave. s. w. and Hudson st.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh N. Street arc
being congratulated on the birth OF
daughter, Dec. 1. at tho Minor hos.
pltal.
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ALpEIA CLUE

The Alpha auxiliary TO railway
mco, Local ISL viii give a dance
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Come Shopping Ndh ceci|e

CHRISTMAS JOY LASTS the qUhote year through When
ia erpgcssed In linen siluet china pottery: flooersi
IKE "hopep 0ivin0 best Of a think SO I'M leading vou
fodav to son0bird shop around the corner 10 music
store on First to labvinh Of lovely things IN Tableware,
10 tvindolo Of electrical leisure Pine, TO nook Of cut
ooers Third TO my favoritc lane Of upstairs shops
Fourth. wiz you aoth me all the acav2
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HARMoNY HoMEerrAn

Ff'F7EtFF NITVlFII1f7 IsENID
Harmony Homestead. No. 1743,
Brotherhood OF American Yeomen,
will give a complimentary dance for
members and friends in their new
location, Knights OF Pythias hall,
Third and Virginia, on Tuesday eve.
ming, Dec. ]. a door prize will be
given.
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woMAN,s CIVIC cLuRs

COUNCIL or JEWISH WOMEN
The regular meeting Of the Coun.
ell OF Jewish Women will be held on
Thursday, Dec. 10, at 115 p. m. in
the vestry room Of the Temple do
Hirsch.
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Mrs. Edgar Ames IL expected homo
from several months travel aboard,
about Dec. "a.
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JUST HOW BEAUTIFUL

useful thing like hat.box handksrehi
you1 know when you tho handmade gifts
the MODEL after December iSsh--ss7 Peoples ]
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A benefit card party FOR the
Ruth School for Girls Building
fund viii be given at the St. Regis
cafe, Second ava. and Stewart st.
Saturday evening, December 8. At
O'Clock.
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ENEtGEEI.N COURT NO. 2
Evergreen Court, No. 2, o. OF A.,
will give a five hundred and whist
party Mt Dartnall's cafeteria. Second
and Madison, Saturday evening, De
cember 8. at O'Clock.
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JUST A Few HAVE DISCOVERED IT!

50. q coufHe the now ENGLIsH TEA ROOM % The
IS just the place 10 enjoy food quickly servcd and
a fer 81 adopt tse pais shiapic and Tic IA
hiOh poiiah. but most Of rs choose The Invariably
The Delta independent., 1923-06-29
FRUITLAND
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

Pearl and Frances Williamson
are spending a few days with rela-
tives at Read.
Nelson Ankenman is helping Will
George Of Hotchldss put up his first
cutting of hay.
near Hotchkiss a few days ago to
harvest his hay crop.
Rev. S. L. Ford gave lecture ac-
companied by slides in the TIE Selle
home Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Dollie Mead arrived from
Yankton, South Dakota. Saturday for
a visit with her nephew, Robley
Mead and wife.
: Baldwin Burt has been hired by
the Fruitland Irrigation company as
foreman at the camp the remainder
Of the summer.
last week and papered and calsomin-
ed several rooms for Will Roe: also
calsomined Ariel school house.
Mrs. Mahion Murry and daughter
Ruth arrived from Iowa last Thurs
|'day for a VISIT in the home OF the
formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. An.
kenman.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. M. Childress Wis
tied with their daughter Nora at Pao.
MIA Last Wednesday and were over.
might guests of Mrs. E. N. Couch
near Hotchkiss.
Ralph Caldwell, in company with
his sister Leota. motored up from
their home near Delta Wednesday
week. and visited until Saturday in
the Charlie Crawder home.
The directors Of the Fruitiand Ir.
rigatbon comDany held a meeting in
the Glenn Davis home last Thursday
evening for the purpose Of voting a
ten per cent assessment for August.
Mrs. Jesse Pratt and Mrs. Glenn
Davis Jointly entertained eighteen
neighbor ladies' at comfort lacking
at the Davis home Friday afternoon.
At this time one comfort was made
for each lady. Refreshments of ice
cream and cake were served at the
close OF a pleasant afternoon.
The Delta independent., 1923-06-29
Takes Roomins House.

Takes Roomins House.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Whitener, who
a few months ago disposed of their
property and left here for Denver, re-
Gently returned and during the past
week took over the Reilly Rooming
House which since their departure
has been conducted by Mr. and Mrs.
H. l.. Senter. uorner Fourth and
Main. The Whfteners have decided
that Delta offers fully as many oppor-
tunities as any other section they
have visited
The Delta independent., 1923-06-29
Former Delta Lady Here.

Mrs. Eva Stacy Townsend, for
merly OF this city. returned last week
from Pasadena. California, where she
has been attending Pasadena univer-
sdty. She had a fine souvenir from
the Poppy state in the shape of her
one year old daughter. Betty 10. The
two visited the E. A. Moffitt family
until Monday when they left for Tell
uride to VISIT relatives. Mrs. Town
send says California is all right, but
that Colorado Is hard to beat.
The Delta independent., 1923-06-29
Lady Pharmacist.

Lady Pharmacist.
The Harding-Raber Drug company
is fortunate in securing the services
Of Miss Phyllis Roberts, who recent
'ly returned from the State Univer-
sity Of Nebraska, College of Pharm-
acy. Miss Roberts is daughter of
A. l.. Roberts of Paonia and has
many friends here to welcome her
once more. Miss Roberts will be
glad to serve patrons Of this popular
store when given the opportunity.
The Delta independent., 1923-06-29
Grove Family Home.

Grove Family Home.
Dr.. and Mrs. F. w. Grove and the
girls returned Friday evening la
Buick from Denver where they put
in about two weeks. enjoying the
sights and renewing acquaintance
with the capitol building and other
familiar landmarks. The doctor also
attended the state meeting Of the
medical association at Colorado
Springs.
The Delta independent., 1923-06-29
vIsItIna East.

Visiting East.
/ Leaving Monday morning for two
months visit with relatives at Omaha,
Nebraska, and Chicago, Illinois, were
Mrs. w. G. Frdeske and daughter
Gretchen. They expect to return In
time for the opening Of school.
The Delta independent., 1923-06-29

|.Remieysc At Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. e. RemBey their
daughter Margaret and Lois Gene
We've Ehrgott formed a party who
left Sunday for two weeks visit in
Denver.
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@S|E [29!!I[!RLl!lEl ~
Peterson's Service and Economy

We thank the loyal people of Delta and vicinity for
their support to this store The truth is always reward
ed This store is your store for service and economy
You can save by buying the high qualities of mer
chandise for the lowest price.
Also we glad to serve our hard working farm
and all kinds of workers who do not want to lose
time, and we keep open at nights until 10 O'Clock so hev
can buy anything they want.
This Store is the Cleanest Place to Trade
All our goods and all merchandise first quality We
refund money if you not satisfied with the price and
quality. We keep only the best quality for the lowest
price
In Order to Let the Public Know
We will sell $50 pairs of Shoes
of all kinds during this week, and
up to the Fourth Of July, AWAY
BELOW COST, and you are in
vited to see these high grade shoes
We shall be glad to show YOU,
This store is your store for Service and Economy
and we are glad to you any time from a. m to 10
m every day in the You invited to inspect
store.
j. Peterson, general merchandise
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1923-06-19
LADIES! DARKEN
YOUR GRAY HAIR
Use Grandma's Sage Tea ana
Sulphur Recipe and Nobody
Will Know

The use of Sage and Sulphur for re:
storing faded, gray hair to its natural
color dates back to grandmother time.
She used it to keep her hair beautifully
dark, glossy and attractive. Whenever
her hair took on that dull, faded or
streaked appearance, this simple mix
ture was applied with wonderful eft
feet.
But brewing at home is mussy and
out-of- date. Nowadays, by asking at
anv drug store for a bottle of "Wyeth, 5
Sage and Sulphur Compound" you Will
get this famous old preparation, I'M
proved by the addition of other ingre-
dents, which can be depended upon to
restore natural color and beauty to s1e
hair.
We11-known druggists say it darkens
the hair so naturally and evenly that
nobody can tell it has been applied.
You simply dampen q sponge or SOFT
brush with it and draw this through
your hair, taking one strand at time.
By morning the gray hair disappears,
and after another application or two, It
becomes beautifully dark and glossy.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1923-06-19
BAPTISTS LAY PLANS
FOR A BIG REVIVAL
WILL BE COUNTRYWIDE IN
SCOPE. REV. JONES WILL
PREACH NEXT SUNDAY.

Plans are being rapidly perfected
concerning the countrywide revival to
be held in Dawson beginning the hrst
Sunday in August. This time IS den
nitely set. A large tent has ALREADY
been rented for that date and VIII be
here in plenty of time to be put up
and adjusted before time tor the meet
ing to begin. g,
The following gentlemen VIII serve
as steering committee for the meet
ing: Outside OF Dawson. 7. Lee,
r L. Stedham, Jack Smith, Jesse
Smith, c. R. Hardee, Shealey Haut-.
man and ]. D. Chambliss; inside OF
Dawson-J. c. Hollingsworth, Joe
McLendon and Ed Stevens. This
committee will meet sometime during
the week of June oath to plan the de-
tails of the temporal side OF the meet
ing. c1..,.
services at the Baptist church was the
splendid music rendered by Messrs.
Melton, Knight and DR.. Gardner.
These gentlemen are especially hne
with the instruments, and added much
to both the services. At the morning
hour Mr.. Knight rendered solo and
at the evening hour the trio rendered
A special offertory number. MIR. Jesse
Chambliss also sang beautiful solo.
Providence permitting Rev. Broadus
ZONES. OF PARROT, will preach at the
Baptist church next Sunday, morning
and evening, in the absence OF the
pastor.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1923-06-19
MISS KAUFMAN RECIPIENT
OF MANY SOCIAL FAVORS
Dawson Young Lady Honoree at a
Number of Affairs in Alabama.

The current issue of the Union
Springs Herald carries notices OF
number OF elaborate and beautiful So
cial affairs given in honor Of Miss
Lois Kaufman, of Dawson, who was
the guest for some days of her sister,
Mrs. H. G. Grove. One of the most
enjoyable was the rock party given
by Mrs. Grove in compliment to the
popular visitor:\
The reception rooms and hall were
decorated with profusion of cut
flowers, arranged in a color scheme
of yellow and gold. The punch bowl
in the hall was conspicuous with
streamers of yellow and white, with
paper bells to match and southern
smilax and brown eyed susans. The
guests were seated at six tables of
rock and during the games sailed
nuts. an ice course and lady fingers
were served Misses Mary Wylie and
Martha Orr presided at the punch
bowl, and those assisting Mrs. Grove
in receiving and serving were Mrs.
f W. Pritchard and Miss Mary
Dykes"
Miss Kaufman attended the CEN
tennial at Eufaula, where she was the
guest Of her cousin, Mrs. James Haut-
man.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1923-06-19
PRETTY COMPLIMENT TO
A FORMER DAWSON GIRL
Beautiful Social Affair Given for Mrs.
Thelma Kitchens Parker.

Zone Of the loveliest of many beau
tiful social affairs given in compliment
to Mrs. Joel Wilson Parker miss
Thelma Kitchens), whose wedding
was an event OF May 10Th, was the
miscellaneous shower at which Mrs.
W. P. McCormic was hostess Thurs
day afternoon at her beautiful home
on Oak avenue.
The guests were conveyed to the
living room, where rose and matrlmo-
NAL vine in pink and white were used
in effective arrangement to enhance
the beauty of the living room.
The guests were conveyed to the
dining room, where Mrs. Frank Stet-
son served punch. The dining table
had a cover of handmade lace. In the
center was a silver moon in which
was a miniature bride, which was
showered with pink and white.
Mrs c. NJ. Anderson had charge
of the Bride Book in which each
guest registered and wrote her favor
tie recipe.
Miss Margaret Jones rendered a
piano solo; Miss Sallie Eldred sang
beautifully I Love You Truly &C
companied by her mother; Mrs. c. M.
Anderson gave a reading, The We'd
ding of Yesterday in the old south
ern negro dialect; and Miss Loretta
O'Brien gave several selections on the
piano.
"A most interesting contest, Flow
er Romance was enjoyed by all. The
prize, which was a cut glass bud vase,
was won by Miss Mildred Jackson.
The cakes were pink hearts and
white stars with pink miniature para
soils in the center of the stars, served
with pink and white Neapolitan
cream. A consolation was then pre-
sented to the bride, which was show
cred on her from a pink parasol, sus-
pended from the chandelier, which
held many beautiful and useful gifts.
Mrs McCormic received her guest
wearing a handsome gown Of nile
green crepe. Mrs. Parker was beauti
full in lovely rose canton, with a
corsage of lilies and asparagus fern"
The above from the Fort Pierece
(Fla) Times will be read with spe-
cial interest by the many friends of
the popular bride in Dawson, her
home town. She will be pleasantly re-
membered as Thelma Kitchens, sister
of Mrs. O. B. Roberts, Of this city.