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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-30
SOCIAL AND CHARfTABf.E CLuf
COUGH SCARED HIM
into GOING WEST
On the way, he found Milks
Emulsion, also his health

~ couple OF years ago. camo
under tho Governments care, being
disabled soldier. and reckon ]
have taken pretty near all the mcdi.
cine that there Is on the market.
Finally tho examining physician Of
my district told mo | wouldn't live
six months IL / stayed In Maine. so
got scared and started West TO
find dry climate. but MS far West
as got was indianapolis and Mike
Emulsion.
II gained IL pounds on tho first
four bottles OF your Emulsion. do
not give Indiana any credit for this
because It Is as damp there us II is
in Maine. but I do give Milks Emul.
sion the credit for saving my life.
In addition 20 building up my flesh
and strength II soon relieved the
serious cough that had. and | i'm.
proved 80 fast that II was not long
until / was able 20 return home.
Now / am feeling fine. feed
Miiks Emulsion 10 both my babies
and they are as fat as little pigs."-
t. Edgar Dighton. 20 Pine St., Port.
land. Me.
Don't wait until your weakened
condition gives you cause 10 despair.
Start now building up strength and
flesh. and give nature a chance to
fight off disease. Milks Emulsion
costs nothing 10 try.
Mills Emulsion restores healthy,
natural bowel action: Il Is a truly
Corrective medicine. doing away
with all need OF pills and
physics. IL promotes appetite and
quickly puts tho digestive organs in
shape 10 assimilate food, and thus
build flesh and strength. Afilks
Emulsion Is strongly recommended
TO those whom sickness has weak.
ened: Il Is n powerful aid in resist.
Ing and repairing the effects OF
wasting diseases. Chronic stomach
trouble is promptly relieved.
This IL the only solid emulsion
made. and so palatable that II is
eaten with spoon like ice cream.
Wonderful for weak. sickly chill.
dren.
No matter how severe your case.
you are urged 10 try Milks Emul-
sion under this guarantec-1aKe six
bottles home with you. use II &c.
cording TO directions md II not sat.
isfied with the results. your money
viii be promptly refunded. Price
soc and 81 20 nor boftia Tho MILL
Emulsion Co. Terre Hautc. Ind.
Sold by druggists everywhcre.-Ad.
vertisement.
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Personal

SIR. and Mrs. Frederick Boyd and
daughter. Virginia. returned satur,
day from a six weeks trip TO Cali
fornia-
Mrs. l.. c. Gilman left Tuesday
for Portland 10 make a short visit
with her bon.in.law and daughter.
Mr and Mrs. Fordham BaAsett Kim.
ball.
SIR. James D. HoKo lsft today
for brief business trip 10 New
York city and Washington. D. c.
Major and Mrn. Alexander l.. p.
Johnson. who have recently come
here from Camp Lewis. have taken
house at aos ssrd ave.
Mrs. John @. Matthews. Jr.. left
today for Portland 20 visit friends
for month.
Alfs. INul collins OF bHiilnEhufn
is the house guest OF SIR. and MIA.
Il, s. Mccorti.
Miss Sara Mecllntock Of Spokane
IL the guest this week Of ailsS Alma
Calhoun.
Miss Mary dc Vcuvc. daughter
Of Mr. and Mm. James Hamilton
DO vcuvc. has entered tho castllieJa
school In California.
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CHEAP BREAD
STILL ABSENT
Slegfrled Notes Delay In
Starting Bakery-Chain

The firm OF bakers which m.
nounccd thru lts attorney. Thorwnld
slegfricd. last August 20. that II
would enter tho Seattle bread field
within a few weeks with n product
OF standard weight and excellence in
the customary sizes. which would
far undorBell bread OF other firms,
has as yet no definite plans for open.
ing business here. sicgfried said
Wednesday.
ION August 2s felt sure that my
clients would DO doing business In
Seattle within MONTH" siegfricd
said. They sim expect 10 go thru
with the venture. and a representa-,
tive IL in tho city now looking over
tho field. but cannot say when
everything win be in readiness -
probably not for some weeks"
AZ the time OF the first announce.
mont the firm planned 10 sell the
standard i5'cen, loaf for nine cents
ana the standard i0.ccnt loaf for
seven cents, slegfried asserted.
siegfried declined 10 comment
"Wednesday on whether his clients
attn plan 10 open with six bakeries
scattered thru the downtown bust.
ness section. according 90 the plan
as announced in August
"A representative OF tho men be.
hind tho venture rs IN Seattle now.
and believe the original plan win
be adhered TO. Further than that. /
do not feel at liberty TO say any.
thing" was his statement.
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Club Is Setting for
Nat1lerolis Affairs

Tho wornen's University Club viii
b the scene OF much entertaining
this weekend during the Stuart
Walker Portmanteau theater engage
ment at the Metropolitan February
and 2. There will hc n full pro
gram OF iuncheons. dinners and after.
theater supper parties.
A dinner party on Friday evening
AT the Women's University Club win
be enjoyed by Mr.. and Mrs. James p.
Robertson. Mr.. and Mrs. A. II, Al.
bertson. DR.. and Mrs. c. Hawkins.
Judge and Mrs. Thomas Lyons ane
Mr.. and Mrs. +. l. Skeei. Mr.. and
Mrs ID. II. White are entertaining
three guests al the club for dinner
Friday evening.
Members OF the Stuart Walker
Repertory company. including Mrs
Judith Lowry. Miss jeanette Addle-
man and Mr.. Boyd Agin will be en-
tersained at the women's University
Club after the theater Friday evening
BY the club drama department. Act.
ing as hosts and hostesses win be
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvah Lemucl Carr. Mr..
and Mrs. Warren Fussleman. Mr.. and
Mrs c. z. Magnusson. Mr.. and Mrs.
]. ~. Gates. Mr.. and Mrs. r z. Jar.
Wis. Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Marion. Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Waterman and
Miss Elizabeth Henry.
Mr. and Mrs. d. y. Trcfefhen are
sponsoring a large Friday night sup.
per party OF club members and
their guests. Miss Dabnsy win have
as her guests Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Dabney and Ny. and Mrs. II. C.
Force. Mr.. and Mrs. George Brehm
and Dr. and Mrs. Z. B. Edgers viii
have guests for supper at the club.
A no.host supper party Friday eve.
ming has been arranged for Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Hanson. Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. H wlseman. DR.. and Mrs. Charles
Bonham. DR.. and Mrs. Lewis Rlempt.
ner and Miss Ellen K1emptner. Mr..
and Mrs. Thatcher Hodge and Mrs.
Russell Hodge viii have guests at the
supper party Friday evening at the
club
A no-host supper party win be
enjoyed by Mr.. and Mrs. w. c..
Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. A. VI. Al.
wood. Mr.. and Mrs. T. f. Moore,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Erskine Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Bergren, Mr.
and Mrs. W. ]. Steinert. after the
Dunsany plays Friday evening.
DR.. and Mrs. o. +. Lamson are
giving a dinner party at their
home Saturday evening for Mrs.
Mary Gillette. Miss Ruth Brown,
DIT. VIM. Cook and Mr.. G. a. NJ.
Fraser.
a no-host dinner party at the
vTomen's University club Saturday
night will include Judge and Mrs.
Everett Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Z.
NJ Pratt, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest u.
Hussey. DR.. and Mrs. Chas. Hub
hard. DR.. c. Z. Guthrie. Miss Gale
Guthrie, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. H. Wise.
man, Mr. and Mrs. s. d. wingate
and Mrs. II. J. ". Baker. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Macarthur. Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Hanson.
Two no-host supper parties VIII
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DATES
TO REM EMBFR

wEpNEsDAY, JANUAnY 80
Bouthern bell WIN be given ~
chriHtenhfn'a hall.
Miss virginia Inffsraan'H bridal AIN
uer 81 tho Rainier club,
THURSDAY, JANUARY 81
Mra Pierre A. frrry'a luncheon fpr
Mrs Dudley nurChafd az tho
sunset club
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY -
Mrs. w. " nlains'b dinner AZ home
for Mrs, Harry H. elise Hnd hta
Dudley nufehard,
Srs. wallace Green Collins lunch
con Rt home
Tho marriage ~ Mias virginia Jsf'
fcraun 20 ST stanton Frederick
Ia Trinity church. AZ $3.50 o'clock
Misc Evelyn itnhH 60 entertain Win
thoatrr party and supper later,
for Mise ithoa Coupe ana haf
bridal party.
Mrs. George fi0WkH bridge tea AZ
home. Tor MisH Alice Bw0ps'
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY -
nr. aud Mrs J. FRED urhidp even
Ina bridge Tor SIR. and Ars. Nhfaa
Mcfarland.
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY B.
Ar. and Mp. J H. Fon's supper at
home
MONDAY. February -
ars ". J Barden's luncheon AZ the
sunset club,
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY D.
af. aud Mfs J. J. Woifs's dinner AZ
home Tor Sir ana ara Nards NE
Fariand,
WEnN EsDAY, FEBRUARY o.
The marriage of Miss Hhsa Coupe
aud Ar, Harold ". Martin. In
Trinity church az $40 o'tloek.
Mrs DECREE w. noufkes bridge tea
az hpms
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 49,
~. and Nfa Frederic strives
cinema presentation and dance at
home
Mra Monte REID celsmaH's and
Mrs wilmer e. Hssitts bridge
tee. az Mrs iisaitts home. for
Mics Alice auopu.
University chapter. y. a. r.. 10
EiYs YAisHtlRH card party ~ tho
chapter house.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY ia
Mfs. MARTINS King will srtsriain AZ
bridge tea Tor Miss Alies hpops.
az Eptap.
FRIDAY. rEBRuAKy ss-
Junior league dance At the Masonic
Temple
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run complete list OF patrons and
J. patronesses for tho Junior
league dance on Friday evening Feb
ruary IS. az the Masonic temple. has
Just been announced
They arc Mrs, John Collins, Mr.,
and Mrs. Alexander Baillio, MIR. and
Mrs. John II. Powell. Mr. and Mrs.
r. D. Merrill. Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua
Green. Mrs. Fred Spencer stimson.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. a. Peters, Mr.. and
Airs. John Ewing Price, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Ames, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Edward Skinner.
Mrs. A. II. Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs,
A. b. stewart, Mr., and Mrs, Manson
Backus, Judge and Mrs, Burke.
Judge and Mrs. George ponworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. u. Farrell, Mr. and
Mrs. A. X. Fisken. Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel KeIieher. Mr.. and Mrs. T. j.
Trafford. Huteson. Mr.. and Mrs. a.
S. Kerry and Mr.. and Mrs. IL. +.
ostrander,
The ball promises 20 be the most
elaborate and brilliant social event
OF tho winter. The costumes worn
by members OF the league who will
take part In speciality numbers dur.
ing the intermission. win be fun OF
color and true TO tradition.
The dance numbers planned are
'-rhe Maids and Walters Dance. !"
Miss Olive Leonard. chairman.
'clown Dance" Miss Alice Hole.
chairman: Moorish Dance" Mrs.
Stanley Minor. chairman; Mr.. Archie
Ruggles viii sing the serenade IN this
number. "Chinese Dance" Mrs. Ar.
thur Latimer. chairman; Spanish
Dance" Miss Virginia Merrill. chair.
man.
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Junior League Has Elaborate Plans for Ball;
Dinners and Supper Parties Planned.

be given Saturday night at the
Womens University club by Mrs.
Alyah Carr and Mrs. George II,
Starr.
Judge and Mrs Thomas Lyons
arc entertaining guests az a supper
party az the womon's University
club Saturday night Mr., and Mrs.
y. NJ. Rich arc entertaining Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Blttman AT the
club after tho theater Saturday
night.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry w. Pen.
mock arc entertaining with a dinner
and lhoater party Saturday evening.
The guests viii DO Or. and Mrs.
II. Max Garrett. Miss Edna Col.
mza. Madame Garrett Mrs. Elhu
II. Colman. Mrs. Mary McAusland
and Mr.. Walter Colman OF Rock.
ford. Ill.
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Kellogg . Bran IL quito different from
ordinary unpalatablo brans. Tho won.
derful flavor Of Kellogg Is exclusive.
You will Ike II.
Eat at least two tablespoonful
daily-in chronic cases, that much
with every meal. Eat II with milk or
cream. Sprinkle II over other corealg.
Cook IL with hot cereals. Try II In
tho recipes which aro given on tho
package such as bran bread, mullins.
griddlo cakes, etc.
But start eating Kellogg's Bran
to-day. Have each member OF your
family eat II. Enjoy that perfect
hoalth which should DO yours.
Kcllogg's Bran, cooked and kriimblcd,
10 sold by all grocerB. II Is served IN
individual packages by tho leading
hotels and clubs. Get IL al your res.
taurant, tool Made in Battle Greek.
--AdgertIaefunr M
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In Charge at
Orthopedic ShOps

Mrs. j. c. Barman win DO hostess
for Denny. Thurman guild Mt the
orthopedic Tea shop Thursday. as
sisted by Mrs. A. Friedman. Mrs. J.
f. Nestor. Mrs. II. c. Morris. Mrs
C. Coplin. Mrs. l.. l.. stephens. Mrs
A. w. Mylroie. Mrs. l.. Stark. Mrs
r. II. Chaveile. Mrs. II. Kahn. Mrs,
c. w. Kuchner. Mrs. w. T. Patton
and Mrs. ". johnson.
Thursday morning Mount Baker
guild will be in charge at the Thrift,
shop with Mrs. 8. J. Engel and Mrs
G. l.. Cragin. and in tho afternoon
First Hill guild with Mrs. J. y,
Quick and Mrs. " II. Carrahher.
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Mrs. Fisher Is Hostess
at Luncheon

Mrs. o. ID. Fisher entertained
with luncheon OF sixteen covers
at her homo today and later at
bridge and nah jongg.
The occasion honored Mrs.
Charles Kinncar. who returned last
week from Gainesville. Tex. where
she spent tho holidays. and her
niece. Miss Marjorie Potter. who
returned with her 20 DO her house
guest for several months,
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Dinner for Trarelers

Honoring Mrs. r. II. Moody or
Los Angeles. and Miss Phebe Nell
Tldmarsh. who will sail Saturday
on the President Grant for tho
Orient. Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Eden
will give a dinner on Thursday
evening at their home at Tho High.
lands
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DELTA GAMMA ALuAiNAE
Delta Gamma Alumnao will NEE,
with Mrs. Anna Chambers. .oi2 j.
18th ST. on Saturday. February ?.
az p. IN.
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Small Dinner and
Thenter Pdrtn

Mrs. J. Il. corbly has arranged a
small dinner at tho Sunset club on
Friday evening In compliment TO
Mrs. Herbert Condor. Later tho
party win attend tho performance
Of the stuart Walker portmanteau
Players at tho Metropolitan.
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CIVIC TATpRovEArENT cLup

Tho Seattle Civic Improvement
club Will meet at tho Federated club.
house Thursday. February 7. Can.
didatos Alfred II. Lundln and Mrs.
Bertha II. parnhar; will address the
meeting. Mra. Frank Ballaino will
speak on moving pictures; Mrs. Eva
serf on civic duty. and Miss Jessie
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Dee limerick viii sing our wash.
lngton."
AUXILIARY TO
RlDGELY REBEKAH
Tho auxiliary TO Ridgeiy RebekAh
No will meet al !. o. o. y. temple
Wednesday. February 6. for 1
o'clock luncheon. Games win follow
for the amusement for the afternoon.
AMETHYST CHAPTER o. Il. 8.
A military whist party VIII be
given Wednesday evening. January
30. AT Fraternhl hall. goth and Jack.
son a.. by Amethyst chapter. o.
y. s.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

woMAN's WILSON LEAGUE
Tho womsn,s Wilson league will
hold IFS regular monthly meeting
saturday afternoon. February ?. at
: o'clock. at paFtnaiis cafeteria
Mr- Ben l. Moore viii speak on Tho
Teapot Dome"
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friends urged to attend. Take Cow.
en- Park or Ravenna car.
woMAN'S CITY CLUB
The Woman's City club will meet
Thursday. January 81, at 1915 p. m.
at the Y. w. c. A. cafeteria. DR..
Frank ]. Laube viii give the last
Of his talks in the series on City
Administration" The class in mu.
nicipal government Will meet at the
Y. W. c. A. at 1870 a. m.
At the meeting held january "a.
DR.. F. S. Palmer and Mrs. David
Baldwin were elected to membership
on the board Of managers OF tho club
and Mrs. II. o. Stone was appointed
chairman Of the playground and rec.
reation committee.
DAUGHTERS OF ST. GEORGE
The Daughters OF st. George will
meet in NJ. Il. b. a. hall, 1921 Firvt
ave, on Thursday, February 7. at
2 o'clock. Members and friends In.
vited.
GREENWOOD IMPROVEMENT
CLUB
GREENWOOD Improvement club will
give card party and dance in
Greenwood hall. SD and Greenwood.
Thursday. January 81. at $50 D. m.
SEATTLE DAY NURSERY
Seattle Day Nursery association
Will meet at the Nursery. 3o2
Broadway. Thursday. January 81. at
2 o'clock. Mrs. Frank Macklen
viii be hostess and Mrs. Erskine
Campbell VIII assist. At the new
Eastlake brunch Of the nursery.
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Annual Meeting
ON Friddu

The chlidren's orthopedic Hos
pital association win hold It's un-
nual meeting on Friday morning. at
10 o'clock. at Frederick & Nelson's
auditorium.
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Hnlf-Price Sale

The orthopedlc Thrift shop will
have half.prfcs sale OF hand.
made layettes on Thursday. at 5il
Stewart ST.
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Mrs. Eagleson
Plans Luncheon

To honor Mrs. W. r. Paxton, who
has recently come hero from walla
walla 10 make har homo, Mrs.
James II. Eagloson VIII entertain
with luncheon OF ten covers at
her homo on Friday.
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Luncheon to
Commitment Visitor

Mrs. George T. Myers will enter
tain at luncheon on Tuesday after
noon. February 5. In honor Of
Mrs. Horace Kimbail OF Spokane
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Hostess at ARM Post

Mrs. J. r. Carson entertained
with four tables OF bridge this after.
noon at her quarters at Fort Law.
ton. A few additional guests were
Invited for the tea hour.
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sTEYENs CONG 80 4

Miss oraco Hurd will entertain
Stevens corps members. comrades
and friends az her homo. {l4f 18Th
ave. ~ f.. on Friday. February /.
Take car No. 10 20 4snd st wSlk
two blocks north.
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Entertdins Todau

This afternoon at the Sunset club
Mrs. Henry Landes entertained with
luncheon OF fourteen covers.
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ityou value your watch. let watch.
maker repair Il. Next Liberty theaier.
Advertisement
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which opened December /. ~ chill.
drcn arc enrolled. Volunteer help
IL solicited a, tho main nursery In
tho care and amusement Of the
children. Members and all interest.
ed in the work are invited to attend
tho meetings.
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You can buy any make OF used car
from Seattle Automobile Used Car
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Mothers now keep lemons Away,
in the house for such emergencies.
Children should have this health
ful drink. If their feet are wet
after playing outdoors give them n
hot lemonade. It's good insurance
against colds and more serious re-
suits.
II takes but a few minutes to
prepare il, and the time to act is
when you first fH5psd the cold Do
this tonight if you feel chilly.
California lemons make the best
lemonade. They are practically
seedless, tart and heavy with acid
juice. Buy them at any hrst-elass
store. Try the "kof lemonade spsy"
tonight.
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Try mailing Jour hot
iSmondds fhiJ cay and
rec hosS deiiiors The fla
cor IL.
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Dealers by watching their bargains
In the Want Al Columns.
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QUEEN ANNE FoRTNIGHTLY
Tho Queen Anne Forinightiy club
will meet with Mrs. J. T.. Creighton,
1905 Queen Ammo ave. Thursday.
January IL. at o'clock. Mru. ]. =.
Pike assisting hostess.
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EAsTERN sTAR CLun

F.ASIEFNlN 5IAN CLUB
Members o. tho Eastern Star club
VIII sew for tho Lighthouse for the
Blind on E's.aay. February !. a, 1000
Arcade square.
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WOmen's Clubs

will commemorate the birthday Of
william Mckinley. Members and
friends urged to attend. Take Cow.
en- Park or Ravenna car.
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PARLIAMENTARY LAW CLASS

PARLIAMENTARY LAW CLASS
Robert parliamentary law class
will meet az the Y. W. c. A. Thurs
day. January 81. at 13o p. m. Mrs.
Ella cudlhec. teacher.
SOCIAL AND CHARITABLE CLUB
The Ladies' Social and Charitable
club 'Freja" viii meet nj tho swed.
lsh club Thursday, January 81. NJ :
p. m.
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FoRTsoN.THYGEsEN
AUXILIARY
Under the auspices of Fortson-
Thygesen auxiliary, u. s. w. ", Mrs.
Elizabeth Nichol. assisted by Mrs.
Ruby Burns, will serve a luncheon
Thursday, January 81, at o'clock.
at $40 18th ave. ". f. The program
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WHEN you're sneezing-when
w you're ohilly-that's the time
to stop cold.
Take good old-fashioned hot
lemonade-as hot as you can stand
IT, Then a hot bath and 20 to
bed, with plenty of warm covers.
You will note the difference in the
morning.
The effectiveness Of hot lemon
ade in the prevention or treatment
of cold is due to moro than its
heat
Thousands used this effective and
easy method during the influenza
epidemies. You, too, will profit by
doing likewise if a cold impend,.
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CLUBS FOR THURSDAY

ROBERT MORRIS
SOCIAL CLUB
Robert Morris Social club. o. E.
s.. will hold a special meeting
Thursday. January 81, at the home
OF Mrs. Posey, 721 Tenth ave. NJ. at
1920 a. m. Bring thimbles and sand.
witches.
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Hot Lemonade

slice . Whole C.iifsrris
lemon eross~ise into thin
.licss Unloading skiul.
Place slices In bowl and
pour boiling ~ster ever
them. Alle~ TO stand I.
fe- minutes. Pour OF
Lemonade. Ceei By dIiat-
Ing eniy enough TO perals
drinking.
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Miss Sara Mecnntoek OF Spokane
IL the guest this week Of Mlss Alma
Calhoun.
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NUNNPIKE

A very pretty wedding took place
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Pike 1913 Rancocas avenue, Riverside,
on Monday at 1890 A. M when
their daughter Elizabeth and Joseph
Mum, of New York, were united
in marriage.
The bride attired in beautiful
white canton crepe gown and carry
ing bouquet of white roses was
given away by her father. Ger
aldine Pike, sister of the bride, was
maid of honor. She wore yellow
georgette crepe dress and carried
yellow roses. Melvin Bentzel acted
as best man. Mr.. and Mrs. Mum,
after their honeymoon will reside in
Brooklyn. The bride was former
resident of this city.
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YACHTMAN MIGRATING
TO SUNNY SOUTH

The annual migration of the
yachtsman to the Sunny South is
now in full swing. Every day num-
bers of yachts of every size and
description are passing down the
Delaware on their way to Florida by
the inside route.
Most of these crafts come from
New York or New England waters,
making the trip via the Delaware
and Raritan canal thence down the
Delaware River, through the Ches-
apeake and Delaware canal to Ches-
apeake Bay and on to Florida by
the many bays, sounds and canals
which line the coast.
These boats range from the mo-
dest little thirty foot cruiser to the
palatial hundred foot house boat of
the millionaire and it gives striking
evidence that wintering in Florida
is becoming more and more popular
with all classes of people.
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-10-03
w. C. T. U NOTES

The Thirty Ninth Annual Conven-
ton of the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union of Burlington Coun-
ty was held on Thursday September
25th, at the Baptist Church Marlton.
The President Mrs. Nina Frantz
presiding. The following officers
were elected for the coming year,
President, Mrs. Nina G. Frantz,
Corresponding Secretary, Mrs.
Catharine B. Lippincott, Recording
Secretary, Mrs. Caroline S. Wills,
Treasurer Mrs. Ella Ireton. One of
of the features of the convention
was the presentation of the County
prize to the Beverly City League
Temperance Legion for having made
the best showing for the year of all
the L. T. LIS in this county. The
prize was presented to Mrs. Mabel r.
Gilbert county President, of the L.
T. l.. work and was received by Mrs
Hazard, this city, who has charge
of the prize winning Legion. The
Rev. Mr.. S. Poulson, President OF
the anti-saloon League was the
speaker and made most brilliant
address.