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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-25
GYULEST TART A REF.
EGYLET.

A Reformatus Egylet szeptem-
ber havi rendes gyiileset, a reank
elkovetkezo vasarnapi napon, sep
tember 29-an fogja megtartani. A
gyiiles a szokott helyen, a Mahon-
ing Ave. alatti ref. templom base
mentjeben lesz megtartva, kezdc-
te delutan 2 orakor lesz. Az Egy-
let tagjait ezuton keri fel veze-
t6seg, hogy a vasarnapi gyiileser
lehet6leg teljes szamban jelen
jenek meg.
Az Egylet hatralekosai ne mu
lasszalk ell vasarnapi gyiiles al
kalmaval rendezni tagdijjaikat, {
mivel ad0sok maradtak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-25
A SCENT IMRE EGYLET
SZttRETI MULATSAGA.

Nemsokara lit lesz a nevezetes
nap, oktober 13, amikor is SIT.
Imre Egylet fi6kja egy nagysza-
basu sziireti mulatsagot rendoz
East Youngstownban, a Crow-fele
Hallban.
A rendez6seg, hogy vegre egy-
seer valami ujat nyujtson a ma
gyarsagnak, bar Macy anyagi al
dozatok aran is, de ere a mulat-
sagra lehozatja Magyar-Amerika
leghiresebb ciganybandajat, a min
deniitt ismert Brenkacs Janos-fele
zenekart.
ICY azutan nagyon termeszetes
az az erdekl6des, ami az irant a
bal irant mcgnyilvanul. "A pompas
ciganyon XVIII mas minden egyeb
kedves meglepetesr6l is condos
kodil1 maid a rendezoseg. Mar
most megindult a versehces, hogy
vajjon Xxi lesz az leghgyesebb
sz6l6-tolvaj, aki jutalmul megkap-
ia az egy kvart mustot A mai
csontszaraz vilagban, igazin mem
megvetend6 egy kvart buderit6,
plane ha figyelembe vessziik, hogy
az tokaji sz6l6b6l kesziilt.
A nagyaranyn sziireti mulatsa 2
este 7 orakor veszi kezdetet s a
tancnak, vigadalomnak, bizony
csak reggeli 6rakban lesz vege
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-25
A PETOFI EGYLET SZURETI
MULATSAGA.

Mem csak az east-youngstowni
Pet6fi Sander Egylet tagjai, ha-
nem az egesz ottani, valami k0r-
nyekbeli magyarsag Macy 0r0m-
mel vette annak hiret, hogy az
Egylet september 29-en egy fe-
nyes tancmulatsag kereteben fog
ia megiilni regi sziireti idok en-
leket. Amint AIT mar megemlitet-
tiik olvas6inknak, Pet0fiek egy
fenyes sziireti mulatsagot rendez-
mex "a jovS het hetf6jen Crow
fele Hallban.
A rendez6seg nagyban dolgoz;k
azon, hogy ez is olyan nagysikerJi
bal legyen, mint amilyenek eddig
Pet6fi Egylet altal rendezett
mulatsagok voltak.
Rig6 Janos bandajanak muzsi-
kaja mellett fogja ropni a tancot
mulatni vagy6 magyarsag, a
tame mellett termeszetesen egyeb
sz6rakozasok is lesznek. A regi
sep id0k sziireti hangulata eleve-
nedik meg ezen az esten East Yo-
ungstownban.
Aki j6l akar mulatni, az ell ne
mulassza EFT a pompas mulatsa-
got. A Pet6fi Egylet, valamint az
alfalfa rendezett balok igazan meg
erdemelnenek minden partolast.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-25
NAGYSZERUEN SIKERttLT
TANCMULATSAG.

Hetf8n este tartotta a KOSsuth
K0r ez idei 6szir0zsa balat. A
tancmulatsag legteljesebb skier
iegy6ben folyt le, nagyszamu ko-
zonseg gyiilt egybe $ igazan ell le-
het mondanun2s, hogy mindenl1i
pompasan erezte magat.
A bal sep sikereert kedves
rendezoseget illeti az erdem. A
kossuth Kor moi osztalyanak tag
jai igazan mem kimeltek Sc id3t,
So faradsagot munkajuknak
meg is volt a szep eredmenye. Jol
esett vegignezni a telt termen.
Rig6 J6ska bandajanak muzsi-
kajara folyt tame, valosaggal
megszakitas nelkiil = ejfelig. Mi
kor azutan takarod6t fujtak, fa-
jo Swivel hagyta ell mindenlzi a
baltermet kedves emlfkek egdsz
seregevel tert vissza Otthonaba.
EZuton hozznk a magyarsag szi-
YES tudomasara, hogy a Kossuth
K0r engedett az altalanosan meg
nyilvanult k0z6hajnak s elhata-
rozta, hogy okt6ber Gan, hetfon
este megismetli czt a tancmulat.
sagot $ mar most szeretettcl hivja
meg a magyarsagot erre a balra.
Remeljiik, hogy az oktober 6-iki
bal is nagysikerii lesz = amit biz
tosit kiil6nben az is, hogy ez aka
lommal varosunk legnevesebb or
chcstraja fog muzsikalni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-25
Ha gyermeke mines kell6kep taplalva
veszelynek van kiteve.

Dacara az orvosi tudomany fej6de-
senek, az iskolas gyermekek kozIl hat
milli6 mines rendesen taplalva. Az anyak
felelosek exert, inert mem veszik lido
ben eszre a betegseg jeleit. Rossz tap
lalkozas veszeyes allapot. Miel6tt q
megfigyel6 tudtara jonne ennek, be-
tegseg mar elerte veszelyes pontot. A
legrosszabb ellenben az, hogy veszely
a gyermekkel foglalkoz6kat is fenyege-
ii. Az ilyen gyermek konnyen artatlan
terjeszt6ve valik. Tudobaj, peldaul
igen kedvez6 talajra talal rosszul tap
lalt gyermek szervezeteben. Az ugy-
nevezett gyermekkor mem volna oily We
szelyes, ha a sok betegsegnek elejet
vennek. Minden anya sajat Is masok
gyermekeinek erdekeben koteles az
ilyen betegsegnek elejet venni.
Rossz taplalkozas, rossz etelek TO-
gyasztasanak a kovetkezmenye Ha Bor-
den s Eagle tejet ad az anya gyerme-
kenek taplalekul, biztos lehet benne,
hogy ennek tejnek a fogyasztasa sok
bajnak kikeriileset segiti cl5.
A nemregiben megvizsgalt iskolas
gyermekekr6l keszitett orvosi statiszs
tika megemliti, hogy az Eagle tel mi
lyen j6 hatassal van rosszul taplalt
gyermekekre. Az Eagle tel altal tap
lalt gyermekek nagyobb haladast er-
tex el, mint k0z0nseges tejen taplalt
gyermekek. Sokan koziilok ketszer any
nyit nyertek sulyban, mint minden-
napi eletben nyert tapasztalatok re-
ven keszitett kimutatas szerint oyer
meknek kell gyarapodni sulyban.
Mert az Eagle tel mindazokat az
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-25
A REFORMATUs IFJUsAGI
K0R Macy MASZKABALJA

Maszkak seregevel lesz zsufol-
va Halloween napjan Moose
Temple hatalmas nagyterme. Ok
tober }1-en este .tartja meg Ref.
lfjusagi K0r nagyszabasu masz-
kabaljat, mely irant mar most
igen tltnk frdcklGdes nyilvanul
meg.
A balnak egy Macy 6rdekesstgn
is lesz ez pedig a zenekar. A K0r
a k0z0nseg erdektben nagy anva-
gi aldozatra hatarozta ell magat,
leszerzGdtette ere az estere Ame-
rika leghiresebb magyar cigany-
bandajat, Brenkacs Janos cleve-
landi zenekarat.
Brenkacs Janos bandajanak la
t6kat vilagon mindenfelG ismc-
rik es kedvelik. A Columbia Re-
kordo& reven eljutott ennek hi
res magyar muzsiRus bandapak
muzsikaja a vilag minden r6sze-
be. A rendezoseg minden igyeke-
zetevel azon van, hogy Halloween
esteje alkalmab6l egy feledhetet-
len estat szereZzen magyarsagunk
nak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-25
" BEvANDoRL0.

Macy az orom Borsodi Janosek
1915 Salt Spring Ave. alatti haza-
taian. Regi vagyuk Walt valera, 81
keriilt kihozatni unoka0ccsiiket az
ohazabol.
A multi het pentekien erkezett
be New York kikot6jebe Cunard
Tarsasag hatalmas tengerjaroja, a
Bcrengaria, ennek fedelzeten lat
ia meg a "Szabadsag" szobrot
el6sz0r a % ewes Borsodi Janos,
aki Nyomar, Borsod megyei koz-
segb6l vagott neki a Macy utnak.
Mire sorok napvilagot latnak
szeretett rokonol1 k0reben, Macy
batyja hazanal piheni Xxi az ujon-
nan erkczett uti faradalmait.
A fatal bevandorl6 r6szere
nagybatyja hajojegyet Loschit-
ger es Engel jol ismert bankjaban
vasarolta ugyanott keszitettek
ell, a kihozatalhoz sziikseges ok.
manyokat.
Tudomasunk szerint Borsod
Janos testveriink az idei kvota eN
els6 erkezettje varosunkban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-25
MttsOROS TEAEsT.

A Reformatus Ifjusagi K0r, XII
tiiz0tt programjahoz hiyen, meg
kezdi eziden is miisoros teaestek
sorozatat. A hetfon este tartott
gyiiles elhatarozta, hogy az els6
estely oktober 19-en, vasarnap
este lesz megtartva reformatus
templom basementjeben.
A K0r tagjai szorgalmasan ke-
sziilnek az eloadand0 szamokra,
ngyhogy a k0z0nsegnek egy POM
pas S minden tekintetben nivos
miisorban lesz resze.
A magyarsag figyelmet mar
most felhivjuk ere teaestre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-25
A bebi tartasa az etetes alatt.

Mialatt bebi az Uvegb6l szopik,
tartsa ct oleben ugy, hogy feje az On
karjan nyugodjon. Az etetes alatt az
iiveget alland6an ugy kell tartani, hogy
annak nyaka mindig tejjel legyen tele.
Az iiveg nyakaban osszegyGlt tel meg
akadalyozza a leveg6nek az iivegbe vai6
torlodasat. Vigyazzon ARA, hogy be-
bi rendesen tarthassa szajaban dud-
lit.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-25

ORvOsI HIR.

Olvasoink szives tudomasara adj
juk, hogy dr.. Mahrer magyar or
vos rendel0jet az Erie allomas
epiileteben mas szobaba helyeztc
at. Orvosi rendel6je most is, mint
azel6tt, az cls6 emeleten van, azon
ban jelenleg 202 szamu szoba-
ban talalhatjak meg magyar test.
vereink a kozszeretetben all0 ma.
gyar orvOst.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-25
REFORMATUS BAL.

Alig hogy kipattant annak hi
re, hogy a reformatus egyhaz egy
nagyszabasu jotekonycelu mulat
sag rendezeset hatarozta ell - meg
indult varosszerte az erdekl6des a
bal irant. Multkori lapszamunk-
ban tevesen k0z0ltik bal datu-
mat S ICY, mivel annak vegleges
napja mines megallapitva, csak
annyit trunk meg, hogy ez a nagy-
szabasu feltetlenil nagysikerii
bal oktober havanak masodik fele-
ben lesz megtartva.s
A reformatus balok minden al
kalomnal valosaggal 'esemenyei
voltak az itteni magyarsagnak S
ICY azutan ertheto, hogy minden-
XII orommel fogadja ennek a bal
max hiret.
A rendezoseg mar most szorgos-
kodik azon, hogy mindenkinek egy
pompas, feledhetetlen bali esteben
legyen resze.
Kesziilj0n tehat mindenki szor-
galmasan ere mulatsagra $ ha
elton a bal napja, legyen oft va
rosunknak $ kornyekenek min
den apraja-nagyja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-25
Az etetes tartama.

Az etetesnek legfeljebb husz percig
szabad tartania. Ha bebi mohon eszik,
egyes id6k0z0kben huzza vissza a dud-
lit. Csinalja ezt gyakran, ha sziikseges.
Ha a bebi almos, tartsa addig ebren,
amig a tejet ell mem fogyasztotta. Ha
ennek dacara is elalszik, vegye ell az
iiveget t6le es csak legk0zelebbi el6-
irt id6pontban etesse meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-25
A tel melegitese.

Hogy tejet kell6 h6merseklotre fell
melegithesse, helyezze az tveget meleg
vizzel t0lt0tt edenybe ugy, hogy viz
felszine magasabb legyen, mint az iiveg-
ben lev6 teje. Hagyja vizet meleged-
nj, de mem forrni. Hogy a tel homer
sekletet gallapithassa, egy cseppet a
tejb6l ejtsen a karjara. Ha az erzes
kellemes a b6renek, akkor bebi veszely
nelkul elfogyaszthatja tejet Ha a
tel tul meleg, tegye az iiveget vizveze-
tekb6l csurgo hideg viz ala.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-25

Minden varand6s anya, aki t0r6dik,
hogy magat jo egeszsegben tartsa, mos
sa meg fogait minden etkezes utan Col
gates Ribbon Dental kremmel A fogak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-25
!, I Ak !! Q'.ll|Af

kal ragja meg az eledelt, arhe1y Jef5t
aa az anyanak s. gyermekehek. colga.
te tokeletesen Is biztosan tisztitja 3
fogakat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-25

Olvassa el ezen cikkeket figyelrnesen
minden heten Is 6rizze meg 5ket, hogy
jov6ben hasznalhassa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-25

anvagokat tartalmazza, amelyek az
egeszseges allapotnak fenntartasahoz
sziiksegesek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-25

MINDEN GEN TET HALAs
K0SZ0NETTEL FOGADUNK "A
vAKoK RESzERE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-07
Orchestra Concert
Wins Favor

Yesterday afternoon tho Seattle
Civic symphony orchestra gave a
most enjoyable concert az the Metro.
politan thcatcr. The program. the
most ambitious one offered this sea
son. Included "Schcherazade" suite hy
Rmsky Korsakoff and Rsethoven's
.c Minor symphony. both Of which
were given a creditablo interprrta-
toln. Invitation 20 the Dance" hy
weber. with cello solo by Mr. IIartH.
horn and clarinet solo by Mr, Phil
Ia. the closing number. wa also well
received.
An added feature Of yesterday
concert was tho appearance OF tive
Russian haritones. Boris Maisky and
Vasili OromakovsiCy as sololsts Nal
siyy'a singing % an aria from "EuEcn
onogin~ and tho Bsrceuse IRON
from 'Jocslyn" saH greeted with
merited praise. lie was accom-
panied BY Carolyn Swing. hy Arnold
Krausa and Julia Riscgari. who play
I'd the violin obblignto In tho last
number.
Oromakovasy has an excellent bari
tone voice OF good quality. and his
singing Of an aria from Boris
Godounofr' and two other Russian
songs was most enjoyable and me,
with instant approval Irene Hanp
tor. Thrano was aecompanlst Tor SIR
Gromakovsky.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-07
Music Club TO Discuss
Russian Opern

Ia Boheme Music club viii discuss
and interpret Russian opera" Fri.
day afternoon. AZ 100 o'clock. AZ the
meeting 20 Do held at the home OF
Mrs, Edward c. Gnfr. 6o5T 5gih ave.
y. Z.
The following program has been
arranged for the afternoon.
Soprano
tai sylvan Rounasiay'. n'rum the
fairy opera -ansrpuretchka'D.
...t.ss...t4..sss. EimskY Korssk0w
o. Hymn 20 the Sun fFrom IN.
fairy opera The Golden Cock.
erei" l...s....sss. Eimshf- NarhakaW
Mrs. Claiming Prichard-
Piano
selection from Doris oetaunoW-
...s.................. MguaaoFEsky
Mrs. Doris MeGrath-
Papef-"Russian opera"
Mrs.. James Gordoa Boswell
canfralto--
tal 'P.ssan, craais.sobs- lzsys-
roda'l tssss+tsestets. NaurtnfEsAr
90 Martha song t''Khsvansss-
him s.asesssFssaestss hqGenorEakr
Mrs y. c. Msssett
PiAno-Eslsetrd
Lulu shsgard johnson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-07

THE sunset club via resume &c,
4 uvluos on Wednesday April
Is after being closed Tor a month
Tor alterations reopeninE with the
annual meeting AZ 40 o'cieek. fol.
lowed By a luncheon az o'clock.
Reservations arc asked hy Monday
afternoon. April a.
/, A musicale has been arrunscd for
"Wednesday. April 20, al s o'clock,
with the program hy Mru Ernest
Gaylcr. Mrs. Duncan Wood, Byrd
Elliott and Arvllp nClsiad which
will Include a selection foom the op'
srctta, "Pung Chow ~ Po." with
Lieut. irving Mcdaniel. Tho COM
POSER. az the plano, The hosicssos
Tor the day win he Mrs, Hush ~.
Caldwell and Mrs. stephen J, Chad
wick.
wednesday afternoon. April 80, AZ
: o'clock there viii be a joint re-
cital by Maurice Lcplat siolinisi,
and Hazcl Hammer Hil. pianist, Of
the Cornish school faculty. Mrs, T, J.
Trafford lIuteson and Mrs, William
Ptu Tumblo will be the hoa,esscs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-07
Program of Old-Time
Melodies

At the meeting OF the Music study
club Tuesday afternoon az the homo
Of Mrs. c. ]. chalar. 2so2 send ave.
s. w. buffet luncheon win BE- fol.
! 9wed By n program OF old.time
J heiodies
The numbers. which have been ar
ranged by Mrs. H. b. Perry. follow:
Piano Come Back 70 Erln.~ ......
.-.sss... Ar. - E4hf
Miss Grace Jabesn.
rocaf-"Aunie laurie" ...s.s.......
........... Arr. hy liza L~hmann
Miss Ruth Prior.
cuarts,-''fovc's Oid Sweet Song.
.-ss-.ssss.srs.ss MalfnT
Mr. Carl Hohiltzsti. Miss Ruth Prior.
Mrs.. Fred REID and Mrs, =. II. T.
Andersen
voesI--~csrry Ne Hack TO OF. vir-
xinny.' .....-.......-....... bland
Mrs. " n. T. Anderson.
sisno-'fiorne Sweet Home ...s....
.................. BrinfsT- Richards
Mrs. Eltror Rockwell Fits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-07
Personal

Mra. Charles Dresser Murphey.
who has been visiting her mother.
Mrs. Tracy Robertson. al the Lang
don c. Henry home. during the ab.
seneo OF the Hsnrys In Honolulu. u
planning TO leave. April 10, for her
homo in Coronado.
Mrs. John Key Applsby returned
last week from a visit o. several
months In California
Mr.. Raleigh chlnn. Jr. came
down from Lowell 20 spend the
weekend in town.
Miss Phoebe Hoverrtad. of ST.
Paul. "a visiting Mrs. olas Eyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. p. Morteil are
being congratulated upon tho birth
Of a son. April Z. at 81. Luko's hos
pltai.
Mr.. and Mrs Malcolm Ciapp 70
turned Friday from a trip TO Call.
fornla.
Mrs. Frederick Fischer and her
niece. Miss Doris Fischer. are CT.
pec,ed homo this week from visit
ia the East.
Afr. and Mrs. Craig Spencer re.
turned 20 town last Saturday from
n three wecias' trip 20 California.
Mr.. and Mrs. James =. BraniTnn
have removed from tho Spring
apartments 10 their new home, at
1902 18th ave. NJ.
Mrs. r. r. Robinson has as her
houHo guests for a month her two
sisters. Mrs. II. ". Mendenhall. OF
Chicago. and Mrs. II. S. Cowgirl. OF
Carthage, 40.
Mr.. and Mrs Lester W. Lewis
removed saturday TO their summer
home ut Wing Point.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-07
SLUGGISH LIVER
DURING SPRING
CAUSES POISON :!

This Is the time OF year when
your liver becomes sluggish and
your intestines become clogged up
with poisonous waste. four liver
does not properly purify blood that
flows to your skin. The result Is
sallow complexion. dark circles and
pimples. coated tongue and bad
taste mornings As these poisons
continue to flood your system, your
resistance is lowered, you feel dun
and tired and sick.
Make this test Cleanse and tone
your liver with Or. Thacheps Liver
and Blood Syrup. Contains pure in.
gradients prescribed by Physlclnns.
Helps nature strengthen your stom.
ach. soothe tired and overtaxcd
nerves. brace up system. and purify
your blood. Notice quick difference
in way you look. eat. sleep and
feel. You. too. will be satisfied, as
others have. or no cost.
DR.. Thacher's Is rold and rec.
commended by Pioneer Drug Com.
pany, e27 LIST Ave: Lion Drug
Company. s07 1st Ave; Rainier
Drug Company oi5 lat Ave;
Cascade Drug Company. Bal.
lard Station; Columbia Drug Com.
pany 1879 Rainier, Warren
Drug Company. Cor Howell C
Minor and Cor. 1th a. olive, and
The Washington Drug Company.
Madison nt 2sth in Seattle; Enum.
claw Drug Company In EnumcIaw;
Nasmyth Drug Company In Kent.
and by leading druggistS In every
city and town,--Adycrtisemcnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-07
PAST hfATRON
ASSOCIATION
Campfire Girls

on Monday evening April Z. the
guardians training course will learn
bookblndlng from an expert In the
line. Mr. Manson Any guardians
not taking the course. but interest
ca IN bookbinding. are invited 20 AZ.
tend the meeting.
The group OF guardians meeting
on Wednesday morning. April ?. viii
learn wood blocking and stencilinE.
A meeting o. minute girls will be
held az headquarters on Monday.
April z. ~ ( o'clock. This Is a very
important meeting and should be
well attended.
Miss Ruth a. Brown and Miss
Anne Simmons viii return from the
national conference az Kansas City.
Friday. April H. Appointments 10
see Miss Brown after that date may
be made BY calling headquarters.
There are many Everygirls' sub.
scriDiions expiring this month. Every
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-07

DERHAps jon don't-but great
i many women do. Because cof-
fee is SO "easy" to make, many
women don't "bother" about any
real method of making it. They are
apt to make it one way one day,
another way the next, still another
way the next. It's case of "by-
gucss-and-by-gosh."
RESULT A good cup of coffee some
of the timc-and not-so-good cup
of coffee most of the time. And all
because
Thy baDsn't tonnd tbe1tasts IN coffee.
dumping" from one method of cof-
fcc-making to another doesn t solve
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Miss McElrdR VIII
We'd IN England

The marriage OF Miss Espe,h Nc.
Evan. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Alexander Fraser McEwan. 10 Capt
Decimus Pope. NJ c. % the Kings
Royal Irish Hussars. son OF Alfred
Pope. % wrackefcrd House. Dor.
set. England. will be solemnized
Saturday afternoon. April IS. az :
o'clock. az 81. Margarcts church.
Westminster
Following the services. there win
b. \ reception AZ ClaridEe's.
Afr. McEwan left here Saturday
20 join Mrs. McEwan AID their
daughter IN London.
After June !. Capt. Pope and his
bride win be al home al York. Eng.
land.
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Camp Fire girl should investigate her
own subscription now IN order not
to mlEs copies Of the magazine and
thus have an incomplete file. II f.
nearly impossible 10 get old copies
o. the magazine when one misses an
Issue.
An Easter party for all registered
Fire Fly groups whose dues are paid
for this year. will be given BY the
Minute girls. The date Is April u.
the time. 2 20 s: the place. Cana
raderie. All Fire Fly girls should wear
white middies. dark skirts and orange
! ties.
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Orthopedic Shops

Mrs Nura Case will be hostess for
Laurclhursi Guild Tuesday NJ tho
Orthopcdic lunch room. assisted by
Mrs. Florence Foots. Mrz. Hcrvcy
Llndlcy. Mrs. Wallace Smith. Mrs,
Z. NJ v. Aivenalehcn. Mrs 4. Glced.
Mrs. Howard Knott. Mrs Wallace
Fischer. Mrs. Edward Lsnnox. Mrs.
Nicholas Jain. Mrs. +. A. Ernst. Mrs.
Arthur afacwhinnis. Mrs. ]. r. Bar.
nett. Mrs. G. J. Bush. Mrs. C. w.
johnson. Mrs. W. II. Reese and Miss
Ruth Trcnholme
The Thrift shop win be In charge
OF Mrs. II. ]. Ramsey In the morning.
and in the afternoon Mrs. w. s.
Keycs and Mra. J. W. Johnson win
have charge for WINSTON Auxiliary.
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Seattle Society
Edited by Lillian Keen LeBalster Telephone MA n-OsOO
Assstant-Frances Oldham
Musie-Louse Raymond Owens
Sunset Clab to Reopen April 10: Entertain
mo at Luncheon for Visitors.

Mrs Henry stevens Cowgirl % Garth.
age. Mo
Mrs parrah Cefbet viii assist tho
hostess and Mrs Henry Ward Beech.
er and Mr.. John r. Condor VIII pre-,
side over the Sea service. assisted hy
the Misses Molly Gunneu Eunico
storey and Lourla iIenncasy,
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Mrs. Beecher Plans
Informal Tea

Airs Henry Ward neechcr viii be
hostess al an Informal tea az her
home Tuesday afternoon In honor %
Mrs. MaEnus Crawford and her house
guest Miss Mabel Marsh. who Is be.
turning from California 10 her home
In conncctlcut.
wednesday afternoon. April ie.
Mrs. Edwin 2. whiting viii entertain
with a bridge OF four tables Tor Mrs.
Crawford and Mas Marsh. az the
Women's University club.
Invitations have been limited 10 in.
innate friends ~ the houor guests
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Mrs. Corbet to
Entertain

To honor Mrs =. X Robinson
and her sisters Mrs Harry white
Mcudenhall % Chicago. and Mrs
Henry stevens Cowgirl Of Carthage,
Mo. who are her house guests
Mrs. narrah Cobrot win entertain
with a luncheon q ten covers al
her home on Tuesday afternoon.
April rs.
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SEWING GLIB

SEWING CLUB
The Puget sound siHtera' Sewing
/ club viii BE- entertained b. Airs j.
IH Cmuiy 1904 u Alder it, ~
Luncheon. "wednesday. April 3. o.
3. %.
PAST NATIONS
ASSOCIATION
7 Past Afatrons' association asiu
meet Friday. April IL. az 2 p. M. az
ihe home ~ Airs Ida YOUNG Igs
eBih ave
WOMA1g's EDUCATIONAL CLUB
W0man'a Educational club viii
meet with Mr.. j. 4. McGraw, COST
18th ave. =. r.. Saturday. April ~.
a. p. m. Annual meeting Election
of officers. Discussion u program
( for the coming year.