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Evening star., 1924-05-12
NAVY TO TEST AIRSHIP.
New il, Non-Rigid Vessel, Be
Gently Received at Lakehurst.

LAKEHURST, N. j. May 1.-THE
J-1, the Navy's new non-rigid type
airship which arrived two weeks ago
in crates, today will be given its first
test fight since ii was acquired.
At the same time, it was learned,
work of initiating the giant dirigble
Shenandoah will be begun in prep
aration for a trial flight Thursday,
the first since it broke away from
it's mooring mast on the evening of
January 16 during a violent storm.
Neither of the ships will venture far
away from the hangar, officers stated.
Evening star., 1924-05-12
FOLKS

The senator from Texarkana, Tex.
Morris Sheppard, is so strongly in
trenched in the affections of his peo-
pie that the insinuation of being a
Evening star., 1924-05-12
ROYALTY GREETS ROYALTY
Rumanian Rulers Arrive in Eng
land for Visit
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press. ga
LONDON, May liking Ferdinand
and Queen Marie of Rumania ar
rived at Victoria station today for an
official visit to England. They were
accompanied by the Prince of Wales,
who met them at Dover, acting as
representative of the king.
At the station they were greeted
by King George. Queen Mary, the
Duke and Duchess Of York, Prime
Minister Macdonald and other cabi-
net members.
Evening star., 1924-05-12

Do you need efficient, industri oiss
help? There's one sure way to 8 T.
It quickly-read and use The sra &
Want Ads.
Evening star., 1924-05-12

Opportunities are often outlined
through Star Want Ads-every day
presents new chances, added possi-
hilifieS
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-11-20

The Rev. Mr. Snow returned 10 his
home at Raynesford Wednesday.
A car Of coal was a welcome sight
in the local yards Thursday.
Beginning Wednesday many who
are hauling smelter poles found it ad-
visable to get out their bob sleda for
use, and even few cutters we're seen
the latter part Of the week
The Rebekah lodge put on moss
enjoyable card party at their rooms
Friday night Six tables were in play
500 being the pleasure OF the evening.
High score prizes were taken BY Mrs,
Jackman and Royal Trip. A most
enjoyable supper was served at mid
night
The ladies at the Dyke give very
nice dance there Saturday night with
local music. A very nice crowd was
IN attendance and al report an ex.
ccedingly enjoyable time.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-11-20
Up 49, ID.
ond shit

Stop yer kickin' bout the times, gel
a hustle on you'll Skirlnish round and
grab the dimes. ef the dollars shuD
you. Croakin' never bought = dress
erowIin' isn't in it; fix your peppers
on success, then 60 in 10 win 1t. Times
is gettin' good agin-try to help them
all you kin.
Don't sit round with hanging lip.
that is sure to floor you; try TO git
q better grip on the work before you.
Put some ginger in yer words, when
you greet a neighbor, throw your
troubles to the birds. git right down
to labor, an you'll notice ev'ry day,
things is coming right your way.
Stop yer kiclin' git q holt Of the
wheel and turn it; you kin never
handle gold, less you try to earn it.
Brush the cobwebs from yer eyes.
stop yer durn repinin'. and yOu'n mo-
tice that yer skies alIusII be shinin
If you hain't the nerve to try, sneak
away somewheres an die.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-11-20

Vn SatuFo~s eselins' NoY .'''''k -
sne msmDe1s anu m es's q
COaa t1l'sy .nu NV l,..s.'-A ~ =
"a 'ous ns.1 - 80, - ', ..ss -s,p
p@ns1st 70 we -. quo sASws 49,
sae PLoessus q w1'S1 ~ y n1'R 'ns
!. y. y. =. no.ns - a q -.
0o'ns oO $3.50 q = -. 49, ..',.se -
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-11-20
NEIHART NEWS
e******@******@4.

Nike Schwerdt returned to the Falls
Thursday after 10 days visit with
his family here.
Dr.. Alex G. Ralston Of the Noun
sain States building and Loan associ-
ation. was in our city Thursday on Of
fetal business
A number Of local gunner return-
ID the end Of tbs week with their
Deer. A few we're unsuccessful. but
"a ssens % be well satisfied as the
ame&y ones did their part at sharing,
ss al sesm to have Jared about
@azsaEly.
aaFon Johnson, FORMER NeIhaFs
A#. emass out from toe faIlh Thurs.
#ms aixhs accompanied By his niece.
#zaa aehensA Askon returned
zsae sszna@y night
*@. x4p y rpxter returned Mons
49, 6zn foux day visit IA <geas
z@ noxtax had the mlsgor-
Il E&ll sN Ehe stairs lhs evening
# $50 Hzszsss Assd sunaeeaAnsiy is yet
@ ~ altahsll meas q
Ess abis 20 b.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-11-20
A PROUD RECORD.


We are told that Judith Basin
county will be the first county in the
state to build a court house and pay
cash for it-without issuing bonds.
Certainly this is to the credit Of the
new county and has been made pOssi-
BILE because of the economy practiced
by those in charge. When the matter
of creating the new county was under
consideration, those who were work
ing for 1t made many promises
among them was the statement that
taxes would be reduced. This has
been an actual accomplishment. Taxes
in the new county are about one-haif
lower than they were in the parent
counties, and at the same time we
have suffered no lack of service. In
fact, it has been improved.
The fact that virtually every prom
Use made by the promoters Of the new
county have come true is certainly .
great deal Of satisfaction. In fact,
more than this has happened--the
property owners Of the new county
have enjoyed improved service and
lower taxes, and in addition there
has been surplus created sufficient
to build a commodious court house
and pay the cash for it. Where can
the record be equalled2
It all goes to prove that public bust
ness can be conducted as is private
business. It goes to prove that the
public must give its cooperation to
the public officials and further than
that, it proves that the selection OF
officials-capable careful and effi-
eient-is the foundation upon which
such records are built.
Judith Basin county has been for
tunate up to the present time in that
there is no Especial privilege" class
within its borders. There has been
a whole hearted cooperation to make
the new county a success. Few have
asked and none have received special
favors. For every dollar spent there
has been a dollar of value received
Economy has been the watchword in
every office. Business-lixe principles
have been Incorporated in the conduct
Of the county,s affairs, with the result
that we have a county Of which we
are all justly proud.
That q $4,000 court house will be
erected and ready for occupancy by
the first Of next October, and that the
proposition was approved by the vo.
tiers with but little effort in its be.
half only goes TO demonstrate that the
people Of the county have the utmost
faith in their officials and accepted
their word when they stated that bet
ter housing was needed for the offices
and records than the present quarters
afford. The fact that It is possible to
build a court house out of the saw
ines made during the past four years
since the county's creation, together
with the fact that a vote Of confidenc,
was given. should be . source Of great
satisfaction to Chairman Hinkle and
the other two members Of the board Of
county commissioners. On the other
hand. the people Of Judith Basin
county should find great deal Of /
satisfaction in the fact that they have
a board Of county commissioners q 1
demonstrated ability.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-11-20

"A smile" says friend Cal. ~is the
outside photograph Of courtesy, and
the man who can teach his helpers
to smile and keep on smiling himself
will have q business that viii smile
and bank account that will laugh
right out loud"
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-11-20
ADVERTISE

The goldfish lays million eggs,
While the helpful hen lays one,
But the Goldfish does not cackle
To tell what she has done.
And so we scorn the Goldfish coy,
But the helpful hen we prize,
which indicates to thoughtful minds
It pays to advertise.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-11-20

Coli lynx, hot dogs, blind pigs. teddy
bears, lounge lizards, oil sharks, radio
bugs. fox trots, political goats. Wall
Street bulls, society lions, human
flies, poor fish, owl cars, Jail birds,
and old crabs.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-11-20

He--Have you fixed the status Of
the people who moved next door,
she~-Yes, they have no car, no "a
do. no talking machine, no piano. i
can't imagine what they have.
He-hfaybe they have a bank se~
count.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-11-20

Aantie Gets The Truth-~A thous-
and thanks for the presents, Auntie.H
Don't mention it, my dear; it was
nothing much"
mo, I don't think so either, bat
mans said should, anyhow"
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-11-20

Laugh evry now and then--dcn't
try to hold it back-it's no disgrace
for your mouth to unfold all over your
face in laughter.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-11-20

The neighbor busybody is called q
snoop, but the person who gets paid
for the same thing is called an inves-
tigator.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-11-20

God bless sales ladies who can keep
. man from feeling embarrassed when
he Is shopping for his wife,
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-11-20

I'll bet twenty-five bucks that
Douglas the shoe mans sole lasts un-
til Smith Brothers cough drops.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-11-20

No nlslheslina ever breaks asies ore
sssssn 81 TIE kind d wash which the
1nsders. slxlz hapg cot 70 dry.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-11-20
Business Readers

Aevesfssk .nen,s snda Iisls heading
Fen csnss Fss lloe for sch lossvtinn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-24
Recital of Original
COMPOSITIONS

a recital OF original composition
BY James Hamilton Howe viii b.
given before the students OF the Rise
garl School Of Music, Tuesday eve
ming. March IS. at sd5 o'clock. IL
recital hall. odd Follows temple
Tenth and n. Pine II, Dean Howe
viii be assisted by Mrs. Florita Nun
son.Wroten. soprano,
The program follows;
Fart one, Olympic Suite
(pianoforis numbsfs played BY Deal
ituWsl
tsl "oas 20 Mount Olympus ....a.
90 ~iiymphu and fauHs Chasing
te) wedding Of oiaya and drobo"
Bong THE star aud the Moen AZ
Lake CrsHoeht' .s+s.,, Afrs. Wfots'
"a The Funeral OF a Tog Veg.
thl Tine Last % ihe ulympians',,
SONG THE RED Velvet Rose 81 hss
Atue',.t, ,.,t.t,.tt.,t AIRS WROTE
songs
tai THE NsA az Cape Fiattsfy".
do Autumn IN the Oiymplrh"
Alf. jones.
tny Ripping waters Of Qpssts",.
Part Two, Rainier suite
ode 20 Mount tainisr" ..sts...'.t
Vioiin--
ts5 ',Msaitalion b. Paradise Valley"
10 "NYmphs ~ Ssfsda Faiis'' ssst.
Miss Eiliot.
fa1 my the Hanks 81 tho Nlsaually'
90 Dance % the ruYaliugs" r.ttt
song Dancing IN Paradise iun"..ts
slfn. Mfotsu.
tal sunday Mern on Cathedral Rock
% Sunrise and IeHi,h a. Camp
Muir and Anvil Aoea' ...t.+,t,
violin
Autumn Days ia Paradise valley
ALIAS Eiiius
ts1 ''nnfiai of Indian iisnfy-'.s.,
40 Canyon Echoes ssss..-st.t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-24
Music
Program for
Paderewski Concert

lgnnoo Jan raderowBld, tho worlds
master pianist, win appear IN recital
Wednesday evening, March 20. AT the
Arena, under tho auspices Of the
Ladies' Musical club,
His program follows
Fantasia aud ruEuu. q Mlnor Bach Llnsl
Andaute con variaEionl,,+. Haydn
Hunain pp, h3,.st.4...,t.s.,, nrtthoyen
Allegro aasRi Andants
Allegro ma con troppe, Presto
Variations on theme by raEauni
stsssssttsssstssst tsttsssft hFhhus
uhliads. fiat. Op, tI.s...s.
Nocturns, u flat, op 57.,,..s
MaEurka, y sharp minor. op, 30 Chopin
iliude, q flat No. D. op. 49,
Nhlse, on, t1,ts..sttt.ss.s.ts
Don Juan Fantasia st,,., Mozart tisFl
Seats arc on sale az sherman, Clay
q Co., Third and Pine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-24
Miss Nelthorpe WW
IEed Nert JNln

Mr.. and Mrs. Francis A. Nelthorpe
announce the engagement Of their
daughter. Helen. 10 DR.. Austin r. De
rreeee. OF Chicago. son OF Mrs, l.
May De Freeze. Of sydney. Iowa.
Tho betrothal was made known AZ
Airs. Nelthorpo's charming bridge
tea saturday afternoon. Fragrant
baskets 81 spring flowers marked the
eight tables arranged thruout the
rooms and concealed among the
dainty blossoms were small cards
bearing names Of the betrothed pair
aud the date set for the wedding
la,y s.
N the tea hour Mr.. Nelthorpe
Aas assisted by Mrs. Harry Ehrlgh.
md Mrs. o. l.. Woods. who presided
At The urns. and by Mrs. George
lverton. Mrs. Grace Boyle Miss
Edytho Hammer. Miss Marie Murfin
and Miss MARY Rigstad. Tulips,
-Oses. freesla. hyacinths and sweet
peas effectively decorated the rooms.
Miss Neithorpe attended The
University OF Washington and + q
member OF Alpha omlcron III soror.
ty. Or. Dc Freeze Is n graduate Of
,bc University Of Iowa and North.
western University and Is now az
Wesley Memorial hospital IN Chi
ergo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-24
Music Club 10 Giue
Sacred Music ProgrdDs

Mrs, Arden l.. Smith has arranged
4 program Of sacred music for Tues.
day afternoon 20 be given under the
auspices or tho Seattle Music Study
club az the home OF Mrs. Carl Hob,
lltzel. 45s 18th ave. n.
Following are the numbers:
voeal-"o Divine Rsassmsr- oeuned
Mrs Carl fieblitssii
Vocal trle-'srA rreEe' 81, .Cursnhmsan
Mlss Ruth Prior. Ars, Robert A. Morton.
Mrs, Charles Krscte.
lsl Meditation" cave NaFia'o s..,
.stssstssssssts sssssss hanhsGpHned
% .ouius Amman" from 's,ahat
Mater ,s.stssssssesss.tst Noasinl
Mrs. r. y burbank. 1ifs, Il. Il. Fi,r.
Vocal
tsl '0einE Home Anton pyOrsk
90 ION t4fe's Highway" ..., bertra I'd
Mrs Jack r smith.
recai ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hops"
...s...s.....4, Astes mAwthoFus
Mrs iiohlltssii Airs. =, A. Reid,
PiaRo-''samanc tn y sharp"
Miss lrsns nAi,rusch.
YscA!--''i WIN Exsel rhss. q lord"
Mrs. ". n. Perry.
Vocal ftesignAtienr ,ss4+t. Caro-. Nefus
Mrs, y. u, 7. Anderson.
Aifs. Reid ana Miss Grace jehsau.
accompanies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-24


FESTIVAL PLANNED
AT CORNISH
In order 10 raise money Tor the
20 scholarships which arc main.
tanned az tho Cornish school for the
purpose OF helping students with
musical or art education. a fesii.
val Il planned for tho last three
days OF four successive weeks. be.
ginning April 10 and ending May 3,
There will be an evening perform.
aucr on each Thursday. Friday and
Saturday. with a Saturday matinee
in addition. The festival viii begin
with a presentation hy Sara Y. n.
Peabody Of scenes from light opera
Ia costume. This wlli DO on April
10 and April IL. on April u win be
seen Tony saFE's Willow Plate,
afternoon and evening. In tho week
following. music cycle. arranged
hy jacques Jou.Jervtile. will be Civ.
en-. In tho week after. Burton w.
James win present Bernard shawa
Man Of Destiny In Tho final
week Marta Courtney viii stage a
dance advertisement,
AZ tho Cornish Open Forum, next
Monday evening. a. SIS o'clock.
the subject of discussion viii hc
Korea and Atanchuria and Their
I Problems This win be presided
over by pr II. II. Gowcn. whose
knowledge on these subjects stands
first in Seattle, These meetings arc
intended for the public and arc free
OF charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-24
Personal

Mrs William Hammond Wright
and her brother, Mr.. James Rumsey.
VIII leave Tuesday for San Fran,
cisco, 20 join Mrs, wrishts Hou,
MIR. Hammond Wright
Mr. George burroughs OF lGilens.
burg, who has been in town ON n
short business trip, win return TO
his homo this evening,
Miss Rachel Nlbloelt who has
been spending tho winter IN tho
East, spent last weekend as tho
guest OF Miss Helen Goigcr at
Smith college,
/ Mrs, Aubrey Wilton has returned
from three weeks visit IN Cali
tornia
Mrs, Edgar Lowell Dale OF Hyder.
Alaska. is visiting her parents. Mr.,
and Mrs u. @. cellayham. for two
months,
/
Mr., Frank Myers OF Portland
Is in town for few days az the
Hotel Washington.
Mrs. w. II. Thuraton OF Minneap.
otis is visiting Mrs. NJ r. Fur
leigh.
/ Miss Lillian Miehaelis Of Victoria,
( H. c.. who has been visiting MrA,
Farwell Putnam Lilly. ia now the
guest OF Miss Alice Jackson,
DR.. and Mrs. ]. II. Lyons left
last week FOR New York. from where
they win sail March 20. for travel
abroad.
Miss Ruth Kerr lett Sunday on a
four or five months trip 10 New
York.
Mr.. aud Mrs, s, w. Barker have
returned from an extended visit IN
California
( Mrs. j. S. Bishop. who has been
visiting In San Diego for two
months. Is seriously IN and has been
IFemoved from the Belden apart
ments 20 tho home OF a friend,
Mra. Carrie Burnett.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-24
0rthopedic Tea and
Thrift ,ShonS

Mrs. A. W. Myiroie VIII b. hast,
ess for Denny Thurman guild on
Tuesday al the orthpcdlc Tea shop
assisted by Mrs. Samuel 10 Roy
Crawford. Mrs. II. W. Brnen. Mrs,
w. G.. Gable. Mrs. J. +. Scssor. Mrs.
II. - Morris. Mrs. r. II, chayille,
Mrs. w. n France. Mrs. J. r. poo,'
son. Mrs. c. D. Bridges. Jr.. Mrs
Harri. Emmons. Mrs. sheldon An
dsrson. Mrs. J. A. Johanson. Mrs II.
W. Kent. Mrs. wiimon Tucker. Mrs.
q. n. Ederer. Mrs. r. c. Miller. Mrs
John Arlington and MISS Mar
shelton.
Mrs. Josiah Moore and Mrs, J. u
stirratt viii be in charge for East
Highland Drive guild AZ the Thrift
shop on Tuesday morning. and In
the afternoon, Mrs David Ward and
Mrs. II. ]. Parkinson viii be In
charge for Inicrlakcn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-24
SEWARD SOCIAL AND
LITERARY rIIu

HtNAltll SOCIAL AND
LITERARY CLUB
Upon tho receipt OF a letter from
pr Frank Il. Loopc, president Of
Tho Sunshine Smiles club. asking
tho assistance OF tho Seward aud
Literary club IN Installing two radio
sets, ono IN tho new Veterans hdt.
pital az Camp LowIt ana tho other
In The H. 8 Marine hospital nj Port
Townaend. The club win givo a cnrd
party az tho Lakewood clubhouse,
corner OF Goth ave s. ana AnFclino
IT.. Wednesday evening. March 20,
LAT o'clock.
Preceding the card party moving
pictures Of an educational nature
viii be shown a musical program
win DO given aud refreshments
served a small entrance fec viii
be asked. Those wishing 20 play
nah jongg win be privileged to
bring their own sets. Prizes viii be
awarded FOR both games.
Tho regular meeting OF the club
viii be held Friday afternoon,
March 2s. at p. IN, at the home
Of Mrs J. Bioknell. with Mrs Leon
bicknell Az uasistlng hostcaa.
"Seonio Beauty Spots ot the North,
west" viii be the theme Tor the
afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-24

So dental science has searched
for film combatants, and eventually
two have been found One diGn-
tegrates the film at an stages OF
formation. One removes It with
out harmful securing.
Clinical tests have proved these
methods effective. A new-typs
tooth paste has been created to
apply them daily. The name is
Pepsodent.
Today careful people of some so
nations employ this modern
method, largely by dental advice.
The results will amaze you
Pepsodent does other things
which research proved essential.
1t multiplies the alkalinity of the
saliva, to better neutraiixe mouth
acids. 1t multiplies the ptyalin In
saliva, which is there to digest
starch deposits on teeth.
The quick result Is new con-
ception of what clean teeth mean.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-24
CLUBS FOR TUESDAY
rA1N1ER cnAPTER D. 4. r.

Rainier chapter. d. A. r., viii
meet on Tuesday. March 2s. ut the
= pine Of Mrs. c. r. Bryant. 1907 .ist
-. y. sirs. Bryant Ia the proud
s-sossessor % piano over hundred
Fears old and the program win be Of
au old.time flavor Mrs. Harriet
sAunderson win read Money Musk
with violin accompaniment.
Barbara Robins will rsclts In cos
tune. My Grandma'a Minute"
A onc.act play will be presented.
entitled. THE Disposing Of Aunt
sharley." II poTtrays the Southern
life before the Civil war. This play.
which has been dramatized by Mrs.
Signderson. is bazed on one OF the
Southern stories OF Irwin s. Cobb,
The characters are as follows:
Aunt shariey. an old negro serv-
ant ......... Mrs. SaundeTson
Emmy Lou Helm and Molly
Helm two Southern Eirisj...
LILLIAN Dudley and Katherine
Tonkfn
Harvey Winsiow. from the North
Gin love with Emmy Lou.
....,......... Glenn Powell
Judge Priest, a typical Southern
gentleman. ....... Wallace Burr
Mrs. Samuel II. Macdonald win
sing a group OF old Southern songs.
Many numbers viii wear colonial
garments and jevvelry Of an early
period.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-24
LnrNfMAGE sALF
POSLAM CLEARS
MUDDY, PIMPLY
COMPLEXIONS

The costliest beauty treatment"
won't remove pirnples and frcshcn
the complexion as quickly and surely
as a soc box OF Poslaml Dab "a little
on tonight II IL so concentrated.
set gentle. that you should see n
great Improvement in The morning.
AZ all druggists advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-24
WASHINGTON
IRVING PIT. A

IRVING PIT. A.
Washington Irving PIT. A. will
give a silver tea at tho home Of
Mrs. william pripp. a.4 w. 5sd st..
Wednesday. March 20. a, p. m.
CELEBRATE PRESIDENTS DAY
The Pennsylvania study club
celebrated It's annual Presidents
dag. Friday afternoon at the Fed
Grated clubhouse. Mrs IT. T. Malt.
by. president Of Seattle Federation
Of women's clubs. gaze an interest.
ing talk and Mrs II. J. Reekic,
chairman OF tho building board Of
trustees. visualized tho new club
house. which. when completed. viii
answer club women'a needs for
many years hence. An interesting
program completed very delightful
afternoon.
IRUAfMAGE SALE
University Baptist church VIII
hold a rummage sale. "Wednesday.
March 20. at 1910 westlake ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-24

Send the coupon for 4 To-Day
Tube. Note how clean the teeth
feel after using. Mark the absence
of the viscous hlm. See how teeth
become whittier as the film-costs
disappear.
You viii realize at once that
your home should enjoy these
modern benefits. Cut out coupon
now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-24
FareweU Tea for
TrnrelerS

Miss octavia Murphy IS entertain
Ing informally az tea on Wednesday
afternoon, as compliment 20 Mrs.
Theodore Hardcnhergh and Miss
Gertrude Hardcnbergh. who leave
.hartly for the East 20 sail on the
.Nouitania Tor Europe.
The affair will give a few OF the
honor guests friends an opportunity
10 bid them farewell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-24
Miss Douglas Hostess

Fer tho pleasure OF Miss Marjorie
Potter. who Is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Charles Kinnear, Miss Neva Douglas
entertained with bridge luncheon
Saturday al the College club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-24
NATIVE DAUGHTERS
or NVARIuNGTDN

Princess Angelina Parlor No. 2, N.
y. w. win entertain with a whist
card party for tho benefit OF the
GRIND parlor. on Friday evening.
March 2s, AZ Dartualts cafeteria. All
members and friends invited.
Tho regular monthly meeting Of
tho parlor win be held on Friday eve.
ming. April 4, at the club rooms IN
Tho Y. w. Q. A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-24
.lssist at Fashion Shoe

\ group % girls in the younger
sei viii assist tho professional mod.
- ia displaying spring apparel
Tuesday evening. April !. at tho
aanuai spring fashion show given
thru the courtesy Of Macpougali'
Auihwick's for tho benefit os the
- Iidrcn's orthopedic hospital.
- They include the Misses Alice
Hole. Nellie Fcigcr. Janet shsahan.
I.mily jerome. Alice Blake. Lucille
lyman. Nancy Emory. Eulaiie Mcr.
III. Virginia Sieahau. Olive Icon
ard. Mrs Arthur f.atlmer and Mrs,
LACY Hofius.