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Evening star., 1923-12-22
Christmas Cantatas in D. G..

@HE rivals the carols in popularity as favorte
form of music for Christmas celebrations. The fol-
L lowing is the list of local churches which have an
nounced cantatas for services tomorrow Sunday
week:
"The Star of Bethlehem at Trinity M. E Church, pm.
December 80
Song of the Night" at Christ Church. Georgetown,
SPIN. December 80
"The Coming of the King" at 445 tomorrow the
First Congregational Church
Good Tidings' tomorrow at Calvary NJ. Z. Church
South at pm
King of Kings and Lord of Lords" at Takoma Park
Presbyterian Church at pm. tomorrow
"The Story Of Christmas" Hanine NJ. E Church
morrow at pm
"The Holy Night at Calvary NJ. F. Church at s pm
"The Star of Bethlehem at pm. at Western
Presbyterian Church.
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At the morning service Of the Sixth
Presbyterian Church Miss Helen
Evening star., 1923-12-22

The following musical program will
be given tomorrow at Calvary Bap-
tist Church: IL a.m.-Organ prelude,
IMPROVISATION on Christmas themes:
anthems, There Were Shepherdg,"
Holy Night" and While Shepherds
Watched" male quartet: organ post.
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NEW YORK. May no acces-
aory for this season Is nearly as
fascinating as the parasoi.
In pokinE about New York's
zmarteSi shops / found a collection
that seems unique.
Take the Filtration" Is there 4
woman living who couldn't immedl.
aiely develop tire eoquei;e complex
rs she grnsped tho carved handle?
l saw this model with sink fringe.
and another style that had a hand
erochetod top with long hand knot.
ted frinEv. mounted on white
linen foundation.
PaEnSols OF Hawaiian paper, high.
~ decorated and unbelievable in
size, were popular az the winter re.
sorts and win be HtandbyB for beach
use this summer.
The "Cleopatra" IL Just what you
would oxpoct-0!l hierogiyphics. 10.
tus flowers and Scsn,by.
Dream Of Summer looks like a
well developed powder puff. II is
OF delicate. pink ostrich feathers NO
loosely attached that they wave and
sway in tho summer bieez7e most
charmingiy. Periahab,c and costly
but lovely.
MADAME Butterfly" carns right
over from tho land Of cherry bios.
sons and ehryganthcmums II ia OF
paper and contains countless ribs.
THO American copy Is OF japanese
silk embroidered or printed with
Japanese figures.
The oreionno parasol IS naturally
going 20 be popular for tho summer
BECAUSE II Is 20 practical. The LATEST
stunt Ia 10 have a crctonne hat 10
match the paragoi and The rest OF
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Officer Accused of
Being Drunk, Fired

Accused OF having been intoxicated
Sunday night on the Duwanish val
ley road near ArEo station and 20
have driven his car into n ditch. Pa
trolman +. n. johnson. OF George
town precinct. was indefinitely sus-
pended Monday night by Chief OF Po-
lice w. II. SeycrSns.
hliho Johnson was not on duty At
the time Of the alleged intoxication.
sevcryns declare that policemen in
the habit OF drinking would meet
similar fates IL found out.
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tho costume pure white Tho hat
must be tho very nnaIl, cloohe type.
80 aa not 20 appear 20 relieve the
parasol OF any OF its mission.
Handles arc short and chunky.
Some Of them are black with gold
figures. the surface highly polished.
giving tire effect OF lacquer. Others
arc carved or set with ipEge eolored
stones. Occasionally one meets the
plain handle OF wood. painted to
bring out the predominating color Of
Tire sunshadc.
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RuasiAdE SALE
Bear Starts North
on Annual journey

SAN FRANCISCO. May I.--wi,i
Point Barrow. northernmoat outpost
Of the United States. as her dcatina.
uon, tho coast guard cutter Boa,
sailed from hero today.
The Bear. under command OF Capt
c $. Cochran. makes an annual voy.
ago TO tho far northern settlements
experimenting the business OF IN,
government. carrying teachers TO tht
post schools and administering 10 IN,
natives
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-01
RESOLUTION or THANKS


Tho womcn's Legislative Council
of Washington in 9Th annual as
scmbly, convened. expresses Its cor
dial appreciation Of the gracious hos
pitaiity received from the University
Christian church and tia courteous
pastor. Row. Cleveland klcihauer: the
Legislative Federation OF King
County. the hostess TO the council.
the hostcsacs OF the Univetsity dis
trict who opened their homes TO our
delegates: 20 Mrs. Jessie r. Irving
for holding open house on Thursday
evening for all friends OF the con-
vcutlon: TO Miss Effic Raitt. head OF
the University OF Washington home
economics department. for tho cx-
oecdingly pleasant arrangement for
three noon round tables at the ".
OF w, Commons: 10 the University
Commercial club. providing SO gem
erously for our transportation TO the
Commons; 20 the university band, for
It's rcuslng welcome 10 our evening"
programs. to Mira. je,sle NJ. Light.
foot and Mrs. w. r. NJ. Schloeman.
wio furnished the music between the
evening addresses; to the singers.
Mrs. John Ramstead and Mrs. C. d.
Baltic. whose beautiful voices
charmed all hearers; TO the press.
who thru tho efforts of our press
chairman. Mrs. Sadie Ellis. gave 80
generously OF their space In tho re-
porting OF our programs: 10 all the
speakers and any others who did
their part in making our assembly
n great success. tSigncdD
Mrs. Matte Semones, chairman.
Mrs, Jessie II, Kastner.
Mira. Grant Perry.
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Maj. Gen. Mason NJ Patrick. q
Of tho United States air Beryies,
arrive in Seattle Tuesday might
on Wednesday viii make l1st,
tho Sand Point naval air base,
University Of Washington and
BOeing Airplane Co.
On Thursday Patrick win :
Camp Lewis and on the next day
leave for Kansas City, No.
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AGLEr srsTrps
ADDITIONAL CLUBS

CIVIC IMPROVEMENT CLUB
Seattle Civic improvement club
will meet Thursday. May !. at p.
M. at the Federated club house.
Mayor Brown viii spcaiG Election
OF officers Mrs. ArInidos Richards,
hosteas. Members urged TO attend.
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Personal

Mira John Harrington Edwards 81
Kalispel. Mont, ls la town for a iow
days ON her way home from d trip in
the East and California. Mr. aud
Mrs Edwards plan 70 return 10 Seat
tie IN july 10 make their homo here.
Airs Evelyn Rigler walker. who
has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs G.
b Farnsworth for ten days. returned
sunday 90 her home In Portland.
sir and Mrs Edward Aguow re-.
moved Saturday from Everett 20
The Highlands Tor the summer
months.
Mr. Kenneth Horton motortd up
from Portland Saturday 10 spend the
week end with his parents. Or. ana
MIA. George ~ Horton.
Mrs. r. H. Jacobs has returned
from a five months Wit In Calf
fornla.
SIR and Mrs. Evan +. Accofd
Harffet Baxter are occupying their
new home az 1884 r. Newton 81.
Mrs. j. c, Huteson and daughter
Marion removed Monday from
Hamilton Arms aud viii be tho
guests Of Mr.. and Mr.. Dietrich
sehmits for two weeks before going
TO East Sound FOR tho summer.
Ailss Elspeth MeEwan viii return
sunday from a years stay abroad.
Mr. ana Mr.. Morris Lundqusi
spent the weekend In Portland.
MR.. Stuart Maeklln, who has been
visiting her parents. SIR. and Mrs
william Chester Keith. for some
time. IL leaving Wednesday TO Join
Lieut. Maeklln az Coronado.
Miss Frances Oldham. who Is mo.
toring in California. VIII return neIt
week.
Mr.. Stuart Agcn has returned aft.
er an absence OF several months
abroad and In the East.
Mr. and Mrs Carleton Hulsknmp
and children viii remove about June
10 their home AZ The Highlands.
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Seattle Society
Edited by Lillian Keen LeBallsser. Telephone Main 06OO
Music and Society Assistant Louise Raymond
Art-Dorothy Fay Gould, Telephone, Capitol 0S29.
Mrs. Bliss Honored at Smart Tea, Miss Ted
ford VIII BE Complimeated at Afternoon
Affair

SPREADING branches blossoms used TO decorate Mrs
~ William Nicholas Gathers this afternoon at her charming tee
honor Mrs William H. Hiss,
Flowers shades filled graceful basket Tor the center Of
Collins Frederick
aternaed the assisted hy the
Misses Elizabeth Folsom Jane Bliss Mary Wilson Elizabeth Jones and
Dorothy Allen
Archibald Guthrie Wright assisted about
Virginia and PeEfy
This the Gather has planned
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LEAGUE or
WOMEN VOTERS

LEAGUE OF
WOMEN VOTERS
A special meeting Of the Seattle
League OF Women Voters VIII 10
held on wednesday. May J. at noon
at the cafeteria Of the Wv. c. A.
On this oocazson tho aucsiion Of the
advisahliity OF tho purchase OF tho
sbinner.Eddy site by the Port OF
scattls win be presented 10 the
league. Mr.. George coi,crill viii
speak In behalf OF ihe purchase and
"A representative Of tho Tax Rcduc.
ton hague win speak In opposition
TO tho plan. The candidates for the
port commission and for the school
board have been invited 10 DO
present
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COLONIAL COURT

Members o. the Colonial court. U.
D., orSIAr OF Ainaranth. win meet
Wednesday. May 2, at 1890 o'clock.
with Mra- Anna Royal. 1879 Eighth
ave. w. This meeting Is for the
purpose OF organizing a aoctai club.
Members bring sandwiches. Coffee
will be served.
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DAUGHTERS
a.

Last meeting OF the year OF the
Daughters of Pioneers OF Washing.
ton tprior 20 1870 win be held Mt
the homo OF Mrs. Sheets and Mrs.
Iaymore. 5232 Kenyon st.. wedncs.
day, May 2. Members take IL
o'clock Rainier Valley car.
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CLARA BARTON
SOCIAL CIRCLE

clsra Barton Social circle will give
It's annual luncheon to the Daugh.
tors and Civil War Veterans with
their wives at tho home Of Airs. ".
J. Fohn. ofs 10th ave. Wednesday.
May 2. Luncheon a; noon. followed
by motion pictures and musical pro.
gram.
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Miss Audrey Collins Betrothed

A. their
Warren weahery o. AR
weahery Portland Tho made
Airs, Collins for few OF
her daughters closest friends
Collins later the University
% Washington and member OF ri Beta Phi sorority During the past
she student tho Cornish school Of music
a University Washington and + anl
fraternity Wedding but
{ txiip Ike q n
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cLuH FOR WEDNESDAY
WILLIAM MCKINLEY
CIRCLE, Nh II

WILLIAM MCKINLEY
CIRCLE. NO. IL
william Mckinley circle. No. IL.
Ladies OF the G.. A. r., will serve a
nome.cooked dinner Wednesday.
May 2, at noon, at Veterans hall,
Armory. Regular business meeting
at 2 D. m. Cards at p. m.
LUNCHEON CLUB
The Mt. Baker Park Luncheon
club will meet at the clubhouse.
Wednesday. May 2. Luncheon at !
p. m. followed by bridge. Hostessea
are Mrs. A. III. Challis, chairman:
AIrs. V. II. Hutchinson, Mrs. r. +.
Bigeiow and Mrs. Arthur Schramm.
IONA SOCIAL CLUB
Ionia Social club will meet Wed.
nesday. May 2. at p. m, in tho
cardroom at the Masonic temple.
Eastern Stars and friends invited.
HELPERS CLUB
The Helpers club. Of Aloha chap.
ter. No. f1G. o. Il. s.. will meet with
Mrs. fnez Dow, 1907 Meridian ave,
Wednesday, May 2. at II a. m.
WEST WOODLAND
IRE-SCHOOL CIRCLE
West Woodland Prc.school circle
will meet in the school auditorium
"Wednesday, Mayo. Mt 2;45 y. m. An
Interesting lecture ON THE Fathers
Place in the Home" will be given by
Mr.. Frank u. Cooper. The children
will be cared for In the kindergarten
by Miss Eunice Shultz and Miss
Adele Bass.
WEST QUEEN ANNE PIT. A.
West Queen Anne PIT. A. will
meet Wednesday, May 2. at 2:s0 ..
m. in the music room OF the school
a special program has been or.
ranged. Mrs. Victor Zednick Will
give violin solo and Mr. y. H.
Painter VIII speak ON 1.-THE Reeren.
tional Life OF the Community" Mrs.
q. a. Terry. Mrs. c. -. Wolf and
Airs. II. L. Trulingcr. hostesses.
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Miscellaneous Shoaoer and Bridge

complmenins Donald waller
May u. Mrs Hanswoh and Mrs IL r. Brace will entertain
miscellaneous tables bridge Ms hnsWorlhH
home. a6la Belyidere ave, Tuesday afternoon May
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ENTERTAINMENT
EnD mr. TNn

tOR BLIND
Mrs. Alice Roiiitt coe. reader. az.
sisted by Mrs. Frederick NJ. Colby
and Mrs. Constance Coo. will enter.
tain the members OF the Blind nsso.
citation wednesday. May 9. in the
blue room or the Y. w. C. A.. at s
o'clock.
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Blidae Lnncheon at Home

~ entertaining with bridge luncheon at homo
Wednesday Mrs r. T. Higgins who, with
Higgins recently arrived here from winona MINI, make
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WiN Assist Us. Clark at Yea

Assisting Mrs Archibald G. Clark the tea she Is swing "Wednesday
TmeeTlake Mrs
William Nicholas Gather Mrs Raymond Wright and Mrs orosyenor
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COLUMBIA UNION. W. c. T. q.
Columbia Union. W. c. 7. o.. will
hold an ull.day institute Friday. May
Z. al Columbia Congregational church.
corner Of Fernando and .sth n. The
speakers win be Mrs. Lillian NJ. Vim.
cent. state president. Mra. Stiilwell.
state vice president, and Mrs. I.ibbIe
Beach Brown. president OF the city
federation.
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| ALKI REVIEW

Alki Review viii meet wednos.
day. May ., at 8 y. M. In a. o.
U. w. hall. 400 Ninth ave. OF.
ficcrs wear white. Initiation.
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Mus College Club to Meet Friday

Esther California viii be tho honor meetn
Mills College Friday at o'clock at the home
Beuah caiwn Miss payman who graduated
Mills college in 1917 travelling secretary for the o Reserves
the ". A.
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PROGRESSIVE THOUGHT CLUB
Progressive Thought club win dis.
cusa program and important business
for coming year "wednesday. May 2.
at 100 o'clock nj tho Fedcrauon club
houso. Full attendance urged.
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AMTTHYsr socIAf. crun

Ams,hyst Social club meets with
Airs Nellie Turchsli. $40 so;h ave s..
Wednesday, May 2 Luncheon At
o'clock.
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Mrs. Mclean Hostess on Fridqu

complentins Hartman recently married
bridge homo tr
afternoon. Six tables have been arranged.
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HEBREW BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY

The regular monthly meeting OF
tho Seattle Hebrew Benevolent 80.
ciety win meet in the vestry room
OF Temple de Hlrsch, Wednesday,
May 2, at 2:3o p. m.
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woMAN's CENTURY CLUE

The child study department OF
the Woman's Century club viii
have an allday meeting on wednes.
day May 9. at the homo OF Mrs.
w. l.. Fceley. Picnic luncheon az
1890. DR.. Curtiss p. williams will
speak in the afternoon on "Child
Psychology"
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First of Br1dqe Luncheon Series

frank EynE The u O serits OF lniormal bdE
Friday honor OF Mrs H. r. Alexander
With invitations limited Mrs AlexauderS close friends
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MIssotrLA cLtjn

MIsSOuLA CLUB
The Misaoula club will meet Thurs.
day, May Q, at 1880 p. m. with Mrs.
VIII Fisher, 1903 u. Lynn st,
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GEN. GEORGE
WASHINGTON CIRCLE

On Thursday evening. May 9, at
8 p. m, In Veterans hall, the
Armory, Gen. George Washington
Circle. Ladies OF the G.. A. r., will
entertain with neoktio, apron box
social, Ladies, please bring we'll.
filled lunch boxes with tic to
match your apron.
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LADIES or
GOLDEN NORTH

The Ladies OF the Golden North
will hold business meeting, Fri.
day. May 4. at 1874 FIRST ave.
STEVENS w II. G.
Mrs Della Barton and Mrs. Gracc
McPhcrren viii onterta II members
OF stevens w. II. C. and comrades
at tho home OF the latter, 1919
Second ave. N. H., on friday, May
4. This will bo tho regular corps
social. Take Wallingford car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-01
GAS ON STOMACH
SOUR STOMACH
INDIGESTION
HEARTBUR
IN 5 GRAIN TABLETS
AND POWDER FORM

BISURATED liAGNEsIA Is
kHgnsSla compound especially r
pared for the safe, speedy and Z
tain correction Of dangerous stf
aeh acldity. n Gomez only in
form Of fiye-grain tablets and d
der in sealed blue packages. Do
confuse with commercial nagne
milk Of magneEla or citrate OF m
nehia- Look for the word BISURl
I'D and get the genuine from DRl
GISTss EVERY WHERE.
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wALLINGFoRD CIRCLE
AUXILIARY TO GEORGE
WASHINGTON FIND

The women's auxiliary to George
Washington Foundation fund will
meet TO sew with Mrs. II. y.
Hussey, ol7 oath ave. ~, on Wed.
nesday. May 2. at 2 D. m.
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ENTIRE NOUS CLUE

Entrc Nous Bridge Luncheon club
win meet "Wednesday. May ,. FOR
1880 o'clock luncheon with Airs. s. 4.
Williamson. 1914 10th ave W.
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DAUGHTERS
LOF ST. GEORGE

Daughters Of ST. George will meet
in NJ. u. u. A. hail. Thursday. May
., at 1880 y. m. Members please
attend.
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Enhancement Of Miss Nett Announced

Miss Rhoda daughter NJ
10 Lewis
wasaun Sunday afternoon. April 70
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MYRTLE SOCIAL aun

MYRTLE SOCIAL CLUB
Myrtle Social club win entertain
with whist party al the Panama
cafetria Friday. May 4. at $3.50 p m.
Public invited.
OLYMPIC CAMP. n. n. or A.
Olympic camp. Royal Seishbors Of
America. viii meet Friday evening at
8 o'clock in tho A. o. u. w. hall. An
Neighbour welcome.
COLUMBIA CHAPTER NO 81
Tho officers OF Columbia chapter
No 30 win errmpiify the work for
Ienia chapter no. ia on Tuesday.
May 8. II p. m, In the Cor1nthian
room Of tho Masonic Templa
RuAfAfAGE SALE
Tho wornen.s Auxiliary OF An
Sain,S church will hold rurnrnag e
aair az tho South End Market, Third
and Washington. Friday and saiur.
day. May and 8.
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Women's Clubs
DAUGHTERS or CIVIL
WAR VETERANS

DAUGHTERS or CIVIL
WAR VETERANS
The Daughters of Civil War Vet.
Grams will entertain tho old SOLDIER
and their wives at tho home OF Mrs.
NJ. J. Fohn. DIS 18th ave. N. on
Wednesday. May :. Luncheon will
DO served at noon. A cordial invita-.
ton is extended to all veterans
wives and daughters. Following
luncheon a moving picture will be
taken OF the gathering. after which
there will be musical program.
WAILINGFORD CIRCLE
Wallingford circle OF the First
Presbyterian church will meet az tho
home OF Mrs. Arthur Jeffery. g40s
Dcnsmore ave-. Wednesday, May @
for an all day meeting. Bring poke,
lunch.
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Formal SPRING Opening

ngiewood
Bridge will diversions
will $50 o'clock
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Orthopedic Tea and Thrift Shops

will University guild
r.
Mrs. X. Mcdowell. Winston. r
Grace Little T. Robinson
Stella Burcham
guild with Mrs E. shoTock and Mrs l. Boyd win
Thrift and In tho afternoon
Rzwaler NJ will be for Capitol Hill
guild.
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RAINIER BEACH

Rainier Beach wornen's club meets
with Mru. Daniel Earle eo2i Rod
Wing pl.. Wednesday. Nay >. a; :
o'clock. Election Of offiecrz-
AGLEE SISTERS
Agiee Sisters meet with Mrs. j.
white, 1905 s3rd ST.. for s. o'clock
luncheon on Wednesday. May >. FOL.
lowed by cards.
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Marriage of Daughter Announced

Mr. and Mrs q Theoers announce the aas o. their daughter
Louis Ndorlce March "a The performed
brides with Rev Horace Mason officiating
in the scnce o relatives.
Ncderec graduates OF the University wash
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Informal Tea for Bide-Elect

entertaining at
NJ nupta compliment Miss
TedsOrd Thirty friends Tho have been Invited
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MoTHERs CLUE

Mothers club OF Alphn Gamma
Delta sorority viii meet Wednesday
afternoon. May ., at tho home of
Mrs. j. Carleton Hayes, 27l5 Bclvl.
dore ave.
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Post-Seuso7, Dance

4 postseason dance win be given b
day evening. May 5. at Little's hall.
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BRITIsH-AMERCAN AUXILIARY
Auxiliary 10 Brltish.Amcrlcan nsso
citation meets with Mrs Hugh Smiley.
II Garfield st., Wednesday, May 2. a,
o'clock.
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LUNCHEON CLUB
IoNIA socIAL CUE

Ionia Social club will meet Wed
nesday. May 2. at p. m, in TIN
cardroom at the Masonic temple
Eastern Stars and friends invited.
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Afr and Mrs. Carleton Hulaknmp
and children viii remove about June
10 their home az The Highlands.
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Mr.. Stuart Agcn has returned aft.
er an absence OF several months
abroad and In the East
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Dinner Hosts Before Tennis Bal

Friday evening before the Tennis Ball. Mr. and Mrs Albert CHI
entertaining with Informal dance their
Miss Nellie Feiger win also DO dinner hostess before the ball
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HELPERS, CLrR

The Helpers club. Of Aloha chap.
ter. No. i1G. o. Il. s.. will meet with
Mrs. fnez Dow, 1907 Meridian ave,
Wednesday, May 2. at II a. m.
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Miss Frances Oldham. who Is mo.
torinE in California. viii return next
week.
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Household Suggestions

Plenty of Soap.
Don't be afraid to use soap and
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LETTER FROM MRS. MARY AL
DEN PRESCOTT TO MRS.
Z JOHN ALDEN PRESCOTT.

my DEAR LESLIE:
/ wish you would find out for me
why it is that John does not answer
my letters or the letters of dear Pris-
ella Bradford, who has written TO
to write for myself.
John never neglected me this way
before he was married and / GER
tainly do not think he should do it
now. often wonder if either he or
you appreciates the fact that took
care of him and ministered to his
wants long before he knew there was
a girl named Leslie Hamilton in this
world.
/ wrote him some months ago that
/ was having my house painted and
explained to him the reason / did so
was beause the one painter in the
town was not busy. also told him
it was not convenient for me to pay
for it, expecting, Of course, he would
send a check by return mail.
Although both l and Priscilla Brad
ford have repeatedly asked him for
the money, he has paid no attention
to us. I cannot understand it. John
was not like this until he married
you. Now this last terrible thing
that he has done is simply breaking
his mothers heart.
He has told you, of course. how l
objected to his giving to that name
less brat the honorable baptismal
name of John Alden. When / read
of it from clipping ] found in the
paper, for John knew better than to
write me about it, was SO i'll that /
was not able to leave my bed for a
week. To think that my son, the
eighth lineal descendant from John
Alden, has not more pride in his an
cestry is unbelievable.
Some one has told me that you are
feeling better Il have not heard of
your health through either of you for
a long /time), and / am sure, now
that you have had time to think it
over with normal and sane brain.
you will send the baby to the orphan
asylum where it belongs. 1 cannot
understand of what the modern
young woman is thinking. What will
you do when you have children st
your own? Will you give them any