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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-04-05
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r SEEMED rasasr -uaiar..:c IL a.sIr,
rsa,t q i Ge-s>s11 u1rSSirS. As Y -es
case Qt me Plu1s T1,siaSs s,s5-s ~,
me sa-pd-a = C1i1- L .cos = back
- days 5ccs aso Ensr Irl.Sa,- u--fS-
lss 11C v3-ti-e wdS IL cc-rr,.,- -
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-04-05

4 Chicago woman writer declares
ssa- chSEs ARE MARY women Vno
esshe 70 ~ spanked Egu9l rights
are coming
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-04-05
RRkAklNG rHRotGH CRUST

C&ae IsSe reports \ ,secis progress
: r.sccesele toward getting acaaalrz
sS with MS asw anG fashionable
nsSgaeeSS sext door, ehas laSc ulsas
.aef- Ga. IavS:s& MS ca1 ossr - i
ssaS5cats.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-04-05

Wen vs see 4 Jolssbu-g wc.aar
smile sSd know AZ the sane tine -h.s:
oer tisnc shoes are killing he- We
understand no1 they can endure more
pam thar Il lan.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-04-05

Why IS it that your JuleSburg
neishber who IS always borrowing
something never has anything 20 lend
when you want 70 borrow
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-04-05

The farm. loan hoard plans 70 loan
rooey tcr i period of nine months
leaving the farmer broke only three
months cut OF 4 year
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-04-05

The lstcie ewo-yeE-a[j daughter
'SeeS pa-caSf-s - Der first cvS-e-
Stew a. the c9url--.y sIp9er. Ssca
sf>e csal-te.: her mothers attention
szrss SsIt: -Narrrri- Gers ant ~
1ssrs hugs n NY socp.r
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-04-05

Ar- Sryan says wealth = i5seaSs.
= raS oeer ct-- 2eserTac,eC 1,a- rs
s-e disease chac'S rsiS;zv hd-; %
.ascn
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-04-05

You haven't reached the heighth of
efficiency. oy q darn sight. just be-
cause you are able 70 put on your
socks from, either end.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-04-05

l. hi> gotten 50 in this COUNTY, rhs.
i fellow can't nave 4 case OF any
tang ABOUT the house any more. IN
less rs case Of sickness.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-04-05
4 REAL. RTINlSr

Suffering VITA rheumatism, ard All
nis.inS that every eeae III MS eoiy
acheG, ,hs Old gentleman chserfalty
remarked, Il am Slaa sm aes
heersrg~
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-04-05

n Sa-s Ne s7-s ,aE-el 1r,-
s-ss>s-f ssrcs ne lt.tsgl g;a-s wren "a
;s'fr1'nEI'r WIS 1t1sI, lsar-I 4tSar =u--
ing n furis oes-sass '-lrssv nat, ,,yc:,-
5-g 70 vna-.~
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-04-05
no ADVANTAGES IN rHE START

The orator MAS swelling With pride
over she statement that he started
life rs u harefcecsi boy" when Vote
trcns the audience responded: We'll.
| wasrs horn With ShSes On. either"
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-04-05
THE GREAT WESTERN SUGAR COMPANY

Every book has readers who dis
agree with it, but no book is called
liar as often as the cook book.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-04-05

tcs reason r,ar hates 70 see his
vie cry : oecaCss Re knows lis go
tns - caS- an something 20 ss. ta-
C <eo2>
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-04-05

Whe1 Iu-es5u-s Ss-i savs she
aaS1t i -s-;cch u ne back@ ste
rssd1s r1aSs 81 a,sr c.oshes x-el pf--s,:
IN
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-04-05

Ihe --oucts WIN 20 nd1v ,!ties-
,1rs reH 3 neg or1s anine nv. 1ac-
IN >Gr -u--r II --1st- hoses Il m. sI--e-
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-04-05

Nen1lcsy 81 Sira- s,a gssi 70 re.
= 5lHS tEvs Treu % ssrGu1 one s.eou-v
>sfert-N fG~7 casre / ssw JfavS asu.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-04-05

Every rev aGss -as- i ju,eSa1-s
suc,a- saysS G--is -,oGsv ey hni1- :
ses pocsssaccS where shs car'c ti7c:
ic.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-04-05

- fea-i nan av Teso-r-ia- -s,a-
Ia : L racresIr " lrzf4r.-,-..-.g,,,s
osr7i -nsCncr ami Ia s-r.'s -I-.Fs.,-.r,,-..
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-04-05

aS-er Al. z,e la1e- v-lcn -,--as
lie 1eSe 1evs anu his -z,s y-liesy ,-.r--
-Ltlac1un : -s,s iuiIr- afr
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-04-05

~ -ee,,i <'rsre 4 ,ourcsu1 : auto
SsssS salt-n n Chicago TIA 7uif-i,.,a1
sus away
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-04-05

Fia1 s.1IsoSr-n x,ic.r -,..:e,c.v .;es
-3xt,i ssver1l southern -osrs vas
1oe :alsec; 5y -4elr1E's eury-sss
Ifen.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-04-05
PREPARE THE BEST POSSIBLE SEED
BED

Good seed beds and early planting the surest
of securing good stands OF beets. Good stands
creased tonnage
As soon as the soil dries sufficiently fall powed fields
fields plowed before the recent be put good
shape with little work
Fields still be powed especially heavy soils, should
be powed Immediate and frequent narrowing
after blowing will firm the seed bed and retard evaporation
With very light sandy soils where there danger of the
becoming and smooth the narrowing should
be delayed until clods have formed.
Narrowing should be the last operation be-
planting This the retention of
duces the danger of crusting, and prvens blowing.
Planting should be done while the soil wet for
the drill shoes will form slick bottom which dry rapid
ly and become hard, causing poor stands.
Early planting should not be too Deep
great many growers have already engaged their beet
help If have secured and want the COMPANY
to furnish you help. notify your fieldman at
THE GREAT WESTERN SUGAR COMPANY
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-04-05

ed to get justice at the hands OF men
Jurors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-26
Dinner Celebrates Wedding Anniversary

Ellis De Bruler entertained dinner OF
Monday celebration OF the twentieth wed
anniversary o William T., Humphrey
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-26

Mrs Mabri Thompson IL sailing
on tho Lurline. October 2. for Homo.
lulu. whore she will spend tho win.
ter with her sonIn.law and dauKh.
ter. Mr and Mrs. y. C. Gray.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-26
ENGLAND HAS
FARM CREDITS
King Approves Act of
Parliament

LONDON. Sept 2s.-Farm credits
are as veIauous problem in Lon
don NJ IN Omaha or Kansas City.
The agricultural credits act passed
by parliament, has beon approved by
the king.
Loans rspayabio within 90 years
and for sums not 10 exceed rs per
cent OF the value Of the land In
VOWED may now be obtained from the
Public Works Loan commissioners
Borrowers must be approved e
Thesp loans are restricted 20 persons
who began tho purchase OF farms be-
tween April. 1917. and June. 1921.
when the fun eo-ycar mortgage In
required. intoreH, rates will approx
mate 81 per cent. The mortgage
must be secured by mainly agricul-
turai" land actually In process OF
purchase.
The act also authorizes the form
alton Of agricultural credit societies
which. with the assistance OF adj
vanccs from the government. lend
money 10 their members These
loans arc limited 10 1--WE years and
the purposes 20 which the money In
put must be approved by the minis
ter OF agriculture and fisheries.
Tho third division provides for
loans TO land owners for permanent
improvements The government, will
back anything from sewers TO silos.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-26

The way collar u Joined 10
neck edge tells at once OF careless OF
Fkillful workmanship This In the
way II should be done.
Basic the collar. which Ia always
OF double material. along tho outer
edges with the right sides OF the
fabric together and stitch. Trim the
edges off about one.eighth Of an inch
from the stitching 20 the seams will
not pull out when the collar In
turned
Turn tho collar 10 the right side
and smooth Il out. bastinR IL around
tho edges 30 that II viii lie fiat after
q, has been Joined 10 the dress. II is
good idea 10 press the collar. too.
before sewing Il TO the neck edge.
Basic tho collar 20 tho neck OF tho
garment with tho notohes matching,
Sew ono edge Of the binding 10 ths
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-26
DATES
TO REMEMBER
THURSDAY. sET-TrMuEH 81


Mrs. Pierre =. Fsrry ard Mes. John
y Ryan 20 sHtsriAiH with buffet
ipnchcon and cards At hons %
Mrs Elisa FsrrY Lsafy,
ailIis causx. elub's tunehsaa al the
Hpmsn's university club 20 homer
Mira utasssnes Atruad Sherman.
az 1880 s'eiees
Mrs. AdGIs Bsiknap coniy's lunch
con and thsater party 10 eempli'
msut to Nias kathtrsn pafHhait
Mrs Arthur chaliiss bridge lunch
con Tor Mrs. Philip q. kinssF. At
bone
Mr. ash Mrs. carlssea Hulssamp's
dinner at the University club fof
Miss Katherine kiitinEsT.
Mrs A. u. walnwfiEhrs bridge
Luncheon AZ tho Tennis ciae Tor
Mrs Adam nsalsr and Mrs fam
usi Parks and Mrs. Ciittord Ioass
% chicago.
Mrs. e. =. Thurmsnds bridge for
Mrs. David n, EFNin. At hons.
FRIDAY. sErTEMBER fs--
seattle Tspnis club 20 rive bridge
aud nah jonEx party
Miss uioris Frink'A luncheon at
hons IN compliment u AIRS Lacy
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER ia
The marriage OF Miss Kathleen
PsrshAil and NJ. Bennett lee
FAiknor IN Trinity Episcopal
church at 4iso o'clock.
The wedding Of Miss Betty Bsimsf
10 Mr.. Thomas Frederick Glsss.
At hons Of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Hsimsr.
Mrs. H. l.. Kositsr 70 give bridge
lunehson AZ home Mrs. Philip O.
Einxsr.
Mr. ard Mrs Harold Etlmson's tn.
formal supper AZ home at Holly.
wood.
MONDAY. OCTOBER L.
Mrs.. Peter Davison'a dinner to
honor Captain and Mrs. George
Ssw1ove. At homo.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER H.
Wamen'a University club 10 give
reception and ball in honor Of the
outgoing president. Mrs. Frank =.
Bayiey. and the incoming presl-
dent. Mrs. Everett Smith. at the
clubhouse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-26
ADDITIONAL CLUBS

a. A. u. w. TO MEET
The American Association OF Uni.
versity Women will hold the first
meeting Of the season. Saturday.
September 20. at the women's Uni.
versity club. Lunche will be
served at p. m. For reservations
call MA in.3i6S.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-26
WILL TT CLEAN,

Before buying any mechanical de.
vice for saving household labor Il is
well TO ask yourself II u may be
cleaned cnsily. Some complicated
food choppers and "seedors" nrc SO
hard to wash that one would rather
do the actual operation by hand than
clean the labor.saving device.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-26
Personal

Mr. and MIN. Alton w Leonard
ana Mlnn olive Leonard returned
last evening from a trip 10 CAL
torniu.
Mrs. George r. Myers has 70
turned from short trip TO can
fornin.
Miss Priscilla Treat. who has been
the house guest of Mr.. and Mira Ar
mold Poison priscilla Anderson IN
Aberdeen, for several days, II oN
pcctcd home tonight
Mrs. Arthur Latimnr and baby
daughter were removed sunday
from the swedish hospital TO their
home.
Miss Lucy semple swansirom has
returned from a six weeks visit
with her uncle and aunt Mr and
Mrs, A. ~ vaasall. IN Salem. ore,
Miss Mary Donworth. who has
been spending six weeks At the Reg
inald Parsons country home. at Med
ford. ore. viii return today,
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan I.atlmer lAlice
Tucker have returned from their
wedding trip. ana are the guests Of
Mrs. IAtimor'H parents Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Tucker. Later they
will visit Mr. and Mrs. n. II I.ati.
mer until their new home Is com.
ploted.
Mra. Charles Rose. Mrs. Theodore
Kahlo and Miss Dorothy Campbell
returned Saturday from short visit
In Portland. Miss Campbell was the
guest OF Mrs. Ls Roy Fields during
her stay
Mr. and Mrs Roger James Cough.
lin adelaide Miller are being con.
graduated upon tho birth Of a
daughter. September -. at Provi.
denco hospital
MIR and Mr. Joshua Green Rnd
family have removed from tho Coun.
try club 10 their town home.
Alrs. W. o. Toys. OF Gan Francis.
co. who has been whiting Mr.. and
Mn. Guido F'aris for fortnight. "
leaving Friday for her homo.
sir. J. c Carlisle. with His two
daughters Mias Ella and Misa Yer.
ona Carlisle, and hsn. Mr, Kenneth
Carlisle. mntorcd down from Van.
couvcr. u. C.. Saturday. 60 spend the
weekend Nins Verona Carlisle will
reentc tho university this fall
Alra. Mabrt Thompson IL sailing
on tho Lurline. October 2. for Homo
lulu. whore she will spend tho win
ter with her San.iu,iaw and dauKh
ter, Mr. and Mrs y. C Gray.
alaa Josephine Hennrsy will isavs
Monday for Waterbury. Conn. e
visit relatives.
Mrs, George Pursell removed 10
day from Hamilton Arms 70 IN,
olymplan apartments
Mrs Ellis Morrison has rcturnss
from q two months visit IN Cali
fornia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-26
LITERARY CLASS

The Y. l.. ]. Literary class VIII
hold its next meeting at the home
Of Mrs. Robert Moen. 1922 39th ave,
on Friday, October 8, at 7:45 p. m.
Mrs. c. T. Burkey, president OF the
Catholic Womcn's club OF Tacoma,
will address the class on present.
day problems OF Ireland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-26
SAVING TITLE RACK

II your sink Is too low, make
wooden framework for your dishpan
that viii bring It TO convenient
height. Nothing Is more fatiguing
than working In a position that tires
the bnck,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-26
GRADED UNION OF SUNDAY
SCHOOL. wOVKEpg


The Seattle Graded Union of Sun.
day School Workers will meet at
the Y. w. G. A. auditorium Thurs.
day. September n. at sa5 n. m.
Mrs. Edward Fuller. Bible teacher.
will lead In the study OF the first
chapter Of st. Paul's Eplstle TO the
Romans.
DR.. G. Everett Hesselgrave will
give the first Of series OF 10 lee.
lures on Child Psychology and
Methods" using as text book
The Pupil"
In the department conferences,
the following subjects will be dis.
cuiged! Use OF Sand Table, in
cradle roll department; Worship
Period. beginners department:
Handwork, primary teachers group:
Blackboard. primary department;
Promotion Plans, junior department,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-26
CLARA NATION TENT

Clara Barton Tent. No !. pauKh.
tora us Veterans. viii give noon
day luncheon ON Wednesday. sop.
,cmber &c. IN Veterans hall. arm.
DRY. followed BY tho regular meet
inE. Cards a, .. IN. Prizes and
refreshments. Public invited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-26
DISTINGUISHING

Prepare such desserts and vege-
tables as you will need for the day
in the morning II you can. Then
the pots and pans used In their prep
aratlon may BIO washed at that time
and the dishwashing In the evening
viii not be 10 difficult.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-26
MISSION TO HOLD
HUaiMAGE SALE

Tho rummaEr sahe ~ Tho com.
binrd circles OF tho Fruit and
Flower mission viii ~ held at 1906
First ave. on Friday and Saturday.
September 2s and %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-26
sExroN rRIENpsnr LIE

Sexton Friendship club win give
n whist party Saturday evening.
September 20. Mt p. m. at Wings
cafeteria. All friends and members
Of patriotic ortters cordially invited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-26
KEEP AN INDEX

Label the drawers that hold your
miscellaneous articles so that instead
OF rummaging thru them. you may
consult your index.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-26
wooDcRAFT TOTEM CLUB

The woodcraft Totem Club will
meet Thursday. Sept. q. at p. m. In
the clubrooms, 4167 Arcade building.
All NeIghbors Of woodcraft invited,
and members requested to bring a
friend. At the last meeting Neighbor
Kate wenger was elected captain of
the team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-26
CHURCH or EPIPHANY
nrn.AaAt IL. - - 4.

The Church OF the Epiphany guild
win hold a rummage sale at 1871
wcstlakc. on September n. rs and
20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-26
ERIEn IN nrTTER

Leftover cauliflowcr Is most deli.
cious fried in butter TO rich brown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-26
ROBERT z. LEE.
80. . ,,.,.t-ts tYs.s,f Ayst- ca a.

CHAPTER HUMMAUE SAIsE
Robert r.. Lee Chapter. United
Daughters OF the confedeacy. viii
give rummagc sale. September Is
and 20. at 70s pike st. the proceeds
10 go toward the relief fund for
Confederate veterans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-26

AUXILIARY or r. r. TRA1NMEN
The Ladies' Auxiliary TO Brother.
hood of Railroad Trainmen win give
a card party at 1915 First ave. on
Thursday evening, September "a.
at $50 p. m. Members and friends
invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-26
SEATTLE
POETRY CLUB

Seattle chapter Of the American
Literary association Seattle Poetry
club will meet Wednesday evening.
September ss. at 8 o'clock. with
Miss Helen Aiarins. 100 broadway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-26
IA STERN gTAR CLUB

Eastern Star club VIII give a
luncheon for members and friends,
on Friday. September rs, at 1870
O'Clock. In the oiubrooms, 1920 Ar.
cade building. Cards at p. u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-26
THURSDAY PRoCREss GLUE

THURSDAY PROGRESS CLUB
The Thursday Progress Club will
meet Thursday. Sept. ~. at the home
Of Mrs. Starr Of Sunnydale. Club
members are requested to bring sand
witches and meet at 1918 Third Ave,
bus station at IL a. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-26
Orthopedic Tea and Thrift Shops


day the orhopedc Tea shop Assisting viii be Kelley
j L + VI. A. Mru
Thompson. A. b.
Home
j.
In morning in
guild viii charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-26
PENNSYLVANIA STUDY cLun

PENNSYLVANIA STUDY CLUB
The Pennsylvania Study club.
which meets tho third Friday in each
month. has issued an interesting ne.
tic booklet containing the program
for the ensuing year. The first meet.
Ing this Heason was held at tho Fed.
Grated clubhouse on September 81.
The programs for the remainder Of
the year follow;
oststsr i,-r. ". Q A Noon luncheon
Hesisssss Mrs. Rose urets Mrs vrfa
Masters Address, rfssEisiA,ioTa.~ Cot
Hpiand Hartley. Roll call. Halloween
przaks businsu meeting after iuneh-
con.
News mhor Metropolitan Tea roos4,
Neon luncheon Hpsisnsss. Mrs ENTITY
rstsrs, Mrs Sadie Phillips Address
Nnsis" Roll cell. ThsntsKivinE
thoughts
Noon luncheon. Hesisssss social com
rnii'ss, Mites Nhst,A Martha. chairman.
Annual Christmas sale
December si-at. NeEis cafe Noon
luncheon. tinsiesses. Mrs NstiIs
winEet Mrs. Fiota Shoemaker "A.
nress' christmas Customs" pr VIII
liam Hindisys fsoil call. quotations
from Christ.
January it--r. W. c. A. Noon lunch.
con. liostrssrs. Mira. nttsils Carrier
Mrs. Louise Sampson. Address, Art, -
Niles Grace Denny. Roll cali. New
Year resolutions.
February is--ciub house Home products
dinner. sise o'clock. iIosIessss, Mrs
Zslia nracken. Mrs. Lila Dopoho Ad.
drcas. Home Industries" AIRS Clara
ks;ohum Trip. Roll call Valentine
verses. Hocial evening With husbands
March si--prealdsnt's day. Club house,
: o'clock y. m. itonteaass, social com.
mlttre, Niss hhstta Martin. ohairrnan
Aptll lh-fredcrick Nelson's Noon
luncheon. Hostessss. Mrs. A. y. Mat.
thuws, Mrs. Hyia HOWE Address
Hygiene" Roll call. cnnundrums
May is-Annuai meeting. club house.
Noon luncheon. Hostussc., Mrs. Francis
Miller. Mrs Addie DreIl. Address
wslfare Roll call spring flowers
June ;o--Japsncse Tea room. Noon
luncheon. Hostesses. Mrs. II. Y. Nor.
| rison. Mrs J. w Hopkins. Addrcun.
| Conventions and Tourists" Mrs. Geo
w. Guy Roll call. ohiidren's wittl.
oisms. Review OF the years work.
July it-Pienio. Alki beach. Hostoss.s
social committee. Mihs RhsttA Martin,
chairman.
Tho club officers are: President. Mr..
vida Sheldon. first vice 'prsHldsut Mrs
Nettie r. WlnEer. second vice president
Mrs Carrie wiEEinsi recording secretary.
| MfH. leila Brackeit: corresponding score
| tRry, Mrs. Harriet G. Stein; treasurer.
/ Mrs Lila Donohos custodian Mra,
Anna v. Biooml auditor, Mrs. Flora
hhosmAker. trustee building board Mrs.
Emily ~ Peters. Delegates 10 Seattle
Federation OF women's cIubr. Mrs. A. NJ.
Matthews, Mrs Vera Masters: aIternat.s.
Mrs. II. ~ Brown. Mrs. u. A -Noonan /,
patiamsn'arlan. Mrs Emily ". Peters
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neck edge. right sides together. Turn
the binding down and haste TO posi-
ton. Turn the other edge under and
hem.
All turnover collars. round collars
and Tuxedo collars are put on this
way
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-26
SHOULD DE CHEERFUL

Tho Kitchen. where q woman must
spend 30 much OF her time. should
be cheerful and attractive. and hence
light tones OF green. tan or blue
make the most attractive woodwork.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-26
CHAPTER 40. p u q

Chapter 40. +. Il. O.. will meet
with the Misses Maudo V. Roy and
Helen J. Finch at aio 18th ave. on
Friday. September rs. at p. IN.
Initiation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-26

MEDIUM BROWN HAIR Looks best {
ali after Golden Clint Bhsmpoo.--Ady
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CLUBS FOR THURSDAY
SEATTLE REVIEW.

SE<AI TIE REV IEWs
NO. s
Seattle review. No 8, w. b. A.. Of
the Maccabees, will meet in regu.
lar session on Thursday. September
~. at the A. o. U. W. hall. 1903
Ninth ave. Visiting members wei.
come.
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Seattle Society
Edited by Lillian Keen LeBalser. Telephone Main $500
Assistant-Frances Oldham.
Honor Guests at Dinner Planned for This
EUeRing; Yakima Visitor Complimented
Mr. AND MRS E NJ PRATT are entertaining informally dinner
Nl this honor Mr. and Mrs Philip Kn'er who are leaving
months trip East Mrs pas two sisters Mrs
= Parks and Mrs Clifford Jones OF chcasO her house guests
Bridge Luncheon HonorS Mrs. Coffin
sr G .r Sr m "S the nor s %
daughter Henry BARBOUR Yakima who is
Monday Miss the Hotel
Washington and later an orpheum party for Mrs Coffin
Broadaoay Guild Plans Bridge Tea
orsnopsdo during bridge
q a CARRIER ss1 Harvard ave n
Mrs. Omar HUMPHREY hs%a" .. the committee on % ]
Dudley Mcvay Alfred Roo, James
Henry Ewing Margaret cheat Fisher
siesander and Mrs Cecil Bacon
Entertain for Miss Balmer
rh%s Fses Geod k o place Ss Saturday ysnas Vera Alien
MANNING bridge SnS Nah snss party her moline ON Thursday
Archibald Talbot Informal her homo Monday
win three tables OF bridge at the T.nDi: club
Informal Dinner for Engaged Couple
honor Mis-. kathleen s whose marriage S to S Mr. M Esa'S .N L,
raSnor entertained with an Informal dinner eight evening
College club.
Farewell Luncheon for Mrs. Kinzer
Mrs Byron Sutton entertained with luncheon Frederick
followed by opheum farewell compliment
. Philip Kinrer,
Dinner Celebrates Wedding Anniversary
s. Mo 1' sas s sSsa %n re me
uoooroJ ~ T,,o A ffo;re
To honor Captain and Mrs Newisye who s week
n,on Honolulu "na 50 to Captain S n o. san
evening
them their home
Hosts at Dinner
g N Ta sf 1 ss.r ssn. this s1,as e "
Dinner at Home on Friday
Friday l"a Mrs s 1 % Be s honor n % ssn os
Los Angeles who visiting her parents Mr and Mrs r Hasson
Luncheon Hostess Today
Mrs nm entertained with luncheon fourteen at,
Mary De Veuue to Glue Luncheon
S
At the Moore win follow the luncheon
Hostess to Architect Wives Club
afternoon September a.
Orthopedic Tea and Thrift Shops
day the orthoped Tea shop Assisting will be Mrs Kelley
J. l. VI RUSSELL A.
Boyd Mrs C Thompson Mrs A. W. Sargent Mrs C. Yancy and
Mrs. Homer Boyd
shop Mrs Enge and Mrs.
b in In
First be n
lOomens Clubs
FOR THURSDAY N. on Thursday.
September 81.
SEATTLE REVIEW. Of Mrs Henry LAndes.
A.
the Maccabees VIII meet In meet
lar session on Thursday September
at the A. O'Clock tbe cbamper CON-
visiting members wei
come the secrarv n, n, s.ossap
,
odcranT will" .oi M1oii"hSD = 4.
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Broadapau Guild Plans Bridge Tea

deght broadway guild OF the chndrens
ohopedo tho bridge Nah Jongg
planned Friday afternoon october the home OF Mrs
Il. CARRIER. s7T
Humphrey chairman the committee arrangements
Dudley. Rolo James
Hamilton Leonard Mrs
Henry Ewing Margaret chea Mrs Barnett Fisher Mrs Fred
Alexander Mrs. Cecil
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Adams PIT. A. will hold the
first meeting of the season on
Thursday. September q. at 2:30
p. m, in the gymnasium. The
business meeting Will be followed
By a program and refreshments.
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SEATTLE MINUTE
WOMEN

The Seattle Council OF Minute
Women win hold It's first meeting OF
the fall season Thursday. September
u. at 2 p. m. in the committee room
OF the Puget Sound Savings & Loan
association, Third ave. and Pike st.