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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-26
Personal

/ Mrs. Jacob Kaufman left last night
Tor san Francisco. 10 be gone three
or four weeks.
Miss Laura Green. who visited Mr..
and Mrs Joshua Green for a number
q weeks during the winter. and who
went South with them. has returned
70 her homo in Jacksonville, Miss.
going on from California.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bloedei.
who have been in Del Monte on their
wedding tour. have arrived In town
and arc guests OF Mr and Mrs. ), II.
Blocael.
Mrs. q. c. Moore and Mrs. John
Albcris left Tuesday BY motor for .
months visit 10 California.
Mr.. and airs. John W. Eddy. who
are In California. win be home about
tho middle % April
Mrs. Warren Tolman. Of olympia.
Ia the guest this week OF Mrs. cbaun.
ccy Baxter
Mrs. A. II. Anderson and her sls.
icr.in.law. Mrs. s. H. Anderson. left
today By motor for California. to be
gone two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward u. Roy and
son, Edward. have returned from
southern California. where they
spent The winter.
Mr.. and Sirs. John II. Baehmann
Lucinda CoughIini are receiving con,
gratulations upon the birth Of son.
March e. Of the Swedish hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. John y. Pennington
noe Kincaidl arrived March s. in
London. where they VIII make an IN
definite stay. They sailed from Kobe
in january and wen, Via sucz. with
stops at all tho large Oriental and
Mediterranean ports.
Mr.. and ara William G II.
Lewis Darihea Lewis. o. Aiix.
Alberta. viii return TO Seattle IN
April TO make their home here.
Mr.. Marion cummings returned
I from six weeks trip South and
East.
DR.. Dwight Paul OF Rochester
y. Y. arrived IN town last night
and Ia a CUES, at the Delta Kappa
/ Epsilon house.
Mrs. Theodore HardenborEh and
daughter. Miss Gertrude Harden
borgb, will leave Friday for New
York. They win sail from there
early in April for abroad. Mr
George Hardenbergh will accom-
pany them to New York.
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Ennnnement Annonnced

Mrs \. W. Robinson announces
the engagement OF her daughter.
Ruth. 10 Mr. Gerald Perry, Of walla
Waila
Miss Robinson Is a graduate OF
lincoln high school and tho Uni
vcrsity OF Washington, where sho
was affiliated With Alpha NJ Delta
sorority,
No date has been set Tor the
wedding.
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ORDER COFFEE
Shipment Totals 10000
Pounds, Sets Mark

More than doubling the previous
records on coffee sales OF the or.
ganization in the Northwest. the
National Grocery Co. western ave.
and Madison A.. moved 10000
pounds OF coffee in a single ship.
mont this week.
Sixty thousand pounds OF this
shipment goes 20 dealers In tho
nearby territory. the remaining So.
600 pounds having been taken by
Seattle grooers. The record was set
aa the elimination OF n two weeks
concerted selling campaign.
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Reclamation Men
to Address Club

The soldiers land settlement prof.
Get AZ white Bluffs and Hanford.
wash. VIII be discussed by Fred
81. We'll. reclamation engineer at =
session OF tho Engineers club
Thursday noon.
The club viii pass on amend.
msnts 20 the constitution and by.
laws
Next week T. ID. Price. OF the
government bureau Of chemistry.
viii speak on Dust Explosions in
Industrial Plants"
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Campfire Notes

the skaglt County Campfire ezeou.
tive, win have charge Of the pro-
gram
Mrs be witt Evans, u Sumner,
wash. and Ailss Alice ingalls,. Sum
ncr. are taking charge Of two new
groups OF Flreflies There will
be about ton or twelve girls In each
OF these now groups.
The next seribeg meeting viii be
held aboard the Camarnderle. satur,
day morning. April 0. at 10 o'clock,
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
ErnAN ALLEN Circle

ETHAN ALLEN CIRCLE
Mrs. Rose Tremper will give n
card party for tho benefit Of Ethan
Alien circle. Ladies Of the G.. a.
r.. Friday. March 20. at .. m.
The affair win take place at her
home. 67s7 Sycamore ave. Take
phinney chr to 10th 81. and walk
three blocks west.
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Reception for Daughter
and Fiance

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bastheim will
give a reception on March 80. from
. until s o'clock. in honor OF their
daughter Miss nahotte Basthcim
and her finance. Mr., Clarence IL.
man. OF New York city. whose en-
gagemcnt was recently announced.
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Luncheon at
Rainier Chb

MIS- Calvin c Carpenter yntcr'
iaincd with a luncheon % ctght COW
e,s this afternoon az tho Rainier
cub 10 compliment Miss Mabel
Thompdns. OF Portland. who IS visit.
ing In town. only close friends Of
me honor guest were invited
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OLYMPIC HEIGHTS

TIIJHB ILID
The Olympic Heights Rose club
win give card party. Friday.
March rs. az the Olympic Heights
club house. 35th ave. s. W. and w.
Kenyon. Play win start Mt 2 p. m.
sharp. Bridge and court whist will
bo played with prizes for each. The
proceeds will 70 into the Rose Club
Show fund.
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mo HONOR Miss Hester Hostonl
L wen known writer and lecturer
who is spending several months IN
Town. Mrs Burke gave an Informal
tea sunday afternoon az tho Seattle
Tennis club,
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Here are two hats. fresh from
Paris. showing that II is possible TO
escape the cloche. which Is nearly
always with us. II we want 10. The
turban. above. keeps very close
neat line about the face by means Of
It's tightly wrapped folds. But in the
back a wide bow gives a decidedly
novel effect. The hat. below. Is Of
plaid silk with n rolling, upturned
brim. wider than we have been wear.
ing. and the big bow Is placed at the
side at n youthful angle.
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Entertain Informally
at Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs Thomas bordeaux
entertained with an informal dinner
az their home on saturday owe
ming.
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RAINIER NOBLE POST
fUMMAGE SALE

American Legion Auxiliary 10
l'ainier Noble Post No. / win hold
= rummagc sale at 1904 First ave.
thursday, Friday and Saturday
MsScn q. % and 20. Donations
WI Be gratefully received At this
location after ? o'clock on wcdncs.
day afternoon.
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sEATTLE nr.r1r.n, -

Seattle Review 80. s. ". -. A..
2, inc Maeeabecs. viii give a card
PARTY Thursday evening at $3.50
ocloek at a. o. L. ". han. 1909
,Ninth ave. Members and their
friends invited.
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Informal Luncheon

SIrs. Stuart c. Thompkins win On.
.eriain with an Informal luncheon
~ her home on Friday afternoon. FOR
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Miss Merrill
ERtertdiRS

Miss Virginia Merrill entertained
with a dinner o. ten covers. fol-
lowed by bridge al her home last
evening.
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Seattle Society
Edited by Lillian Keen LeBalster Telephone MA in-O6oO
Assstant-Franees Oldham
Musio-Louise Raymond Owens
Mrs. Burke EatertainS for Brilliant Writer,
Mrs Carpenter GigeS Luncheon.

her sister.in,law, Miss Mabel Thomp.
kins, % Portland who is her house
guest Bridge viii occupy the later
hours
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Small luncheon

Mrs. Donald Z. white entertained
with "A small luncheon at her home
on Thursday afternoon. March 80
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4 group Of Seattle Campfire Girls
and guardians are planning to attend
a SONG contest NJ Burlington next
Monday evening Miss Anne schumer.
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Mrs. McMicken
Hostess

Mrs. Grant AieAiiellen entertained
with a luncheon OF twelve covers al
her home today Bridge was played
later
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IN NtlfINiiH Hsitts ~ AfNts @f'Nfe''
dinner ut o'clock. and dancing az
$3.50 o'clock.
DRAMATIC RECITAL
Dorothy Denee snowden presents
students from the adult and Junior
departments of the snowden Ora.
matte school Friday evening. March
IS. at s:i5 O'Clock in recital hall, l..
o. o. +. temple. ei5 +. Pine st.
Following Is tho Program:
,ssfanikIn and Minikin" ... .kreymbourg
virginia Leo and Georgia Miies.
Limitations OF You'll" .....sssst.
AIbcrts Peppard.
I'm the Aftorgiow' .HiNoil
Laura Smith. go. ...s.,.
-The Lad and tho Dad" .......... Foley
Roberta keiI.
fantomimn--'sTho Skating Lesson.
Arranged and executed by Betty Thomas.
..rbe Story Of the Game" ....... Foley
Edward ParaonE.
Piano soio---''Forest Bounds ......s
acknowledgements. Charles Dcnnce
Marie Itiornan.
pupil Of Agnes II. Just.
sThe other Wise Man" Van Dyke
Russell Monette.
at the Matinee" ...s..s...........4
Kathryn Kennedy.
pa Lectia Roy" ...s... .t..s'.s. Daley
Dorccn Rn0wdcn.
STEPPING STONES"
Mrs. Maynard ..........M Myrtle Fletcher
Nf,,riet ..,..........fH Verne Mckinney
F1sa ......-.......ts Olive Holland
Scene; Living room in the Maynard
apartment
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ROBERT PARLIAMENTARY
~ a asls

ROBERT PARLIAMENTARY
CLASS
Robert Parliamentary Law class
sill meet Thursday. March -. al,
10 ,. M. al the Y. W. C. A. Mrs.
Ella Cudihee. chairman and teacher.
business in small groups and in
meetings designed for other pur.
poses" will be the subject lesson.
Nine. Harriet saunderson's class In
public speaking win study MARY
stuart" Queen Elizabeth" and
SCHILLER"
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DAY NURSERY

The Seattle Day Nursery associa.
ton win hold It's regular meeting on
Thursday, March II. at D. m. al
the Nursery. 502 Broadway. Mrs.
Albert Daub. hostess: Mrs. J. d.
Stockton. assisting hostess. Members
and friends requested 10 attend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-26

PI BETA PHI MOTHERS GLIB
ri Beta Phi Mothers club viii
meet at the chapter house Thursday.
March 81. 81 p. m. All mothers
urged to attend.
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SEWING CIRCLE
AUXILIARY TO
n. II TRAINMEN

Ladies' Auxiliary 10 brotherhood
Of Railroad Trainmen will give a
card party Thursday. March q. at
$50 p. m. at 1915 First ave. Short
business meeting at 745 O'Clock.
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rHIMBLE CLUE

-, Nina Frye Tent ThimbIe club
wn' give card party at the home
oi sirs. a. {. Hoeziey, l7io AK
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JAMES A. SEXTON w. r.. c.
James a. Sexton w Il. c. will
give a bazaar and card party Sat-
urday, March 20. at 1880 p. m,
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COUNCIL OF
MrNuTE WOMEN

PATIENCE REBEkAH LODGE
Patience Rebekah Lodge will give
their next luncheon Thursday. March
e. az woodman hall. Columbia City,
Luncheon will Re served By the
Heinz people and viii be followed by
cards. Rebekahs and friends In.
viied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-26
I-WlDE
DEMOCRATIC GLIB

Seattle city.wide Democratic club
sill play whist at the home Of Mrs.
=. 3. Arey. 1918 Angeline a.. Thurs.
Gay evening. March ~ at y. m.
Take Rainier valley car and get of
at bank in Columbia city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-26

The national conference Or Camp.
fire Girls is being held in Kansas
city NO. March 60 20 90 Miss
Anne Simmons. members Of the tx,
ooutiye board OF tho Seattle Council
of Campfire Girls and guardian Of
two Campfire groups is going 20 tho
conference aa delegate Tor the Sc
attic girls. guardians and The coun-
cil. Miss Simmons win speak before
q meeting OF the Campfire council
members On the work Of Campfire
councils.
AiHs simmons u taking with her
an exhibit OF the hnndcraft work of
the Seattle girls, This includes bead.
work, tied and dyed bauk wood
bioritire. bookblndins. stenclling and
modelling Miss Ruth 4. Brown viii
attend tho conference on her way.
returning from New York city. where
she has gone a. do some special
Campfire work
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soRosIs CLUB

The art department OF the sorosis
club win meet at the women's Fed.
Grated clubhouse on Thursday. March
q, at p. m. Hostess. Mrs. Thomas
Gamble.
The program follows.
yechniaus-atmosphsre Mrs ". II. Lewis
fhe Craess'' and other pictures.
.....t....fs.. .........t...s... Reynolds
study led By Mrs. r ". Burdlek
Modern Ariista.' (Gari Hsiehsrsj
............,.... Mrs. Frank Atkins
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Women's Clubs

ave. Thursday. MaFeh -. from II
until o'clock.
CARD PARTY
The social committee % the Green.
wood improvement club win give a
card party in the club rooms. ssth
and Greenwood ave. Thursday.
March 81. NJ $40 p. m. There will
be favors and refreshments All wei.
come.
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RIDGLEY REBEKAH
CARD PARTY

Ridgloy Rebckah Social club will
give n card party Friday. March 2s,
at 8 p. m, at Wings cafeteria
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Music
Olga Samarof
Recital Friday

Nine Olga samarotf. famous wom,
an pianist. viii give recital Friday
evening. March "a. In Plymouth
church Nine. samaroff ~ not only
one Of tho most gifted women plan.
lists OF tho day. bu; an artist Of rare
poetic insight Her appearance ia
this city IL under the local manage.
ment Of the Mems club OF Plymouth
church.
Tho program follows:
organ FuEns IN q Miner" ...... Bach
sonata opus 10. 80, -. beethoven
Allegro
AilsErsito.
Presto.
tntsrnesFo "a y Fist"..ss..ss1
'Iehspsadio N y FIAT s.s4.ss "fshfns
Sonata tn n Minor" opus 50 cheyin
Allegro Massfesa,
Azhsffet
Largo,
Presto non tfspps
'Ftsiuds IN Minor .,s, nsehmaninoff
eet TUNE $500 .-sst its sAaFf hees
'Saidas a, the aprinE~ Paul JHoa
Hungarian Rhapsody 80. ts".t....t asrt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-26

The Guardians association has
assumed the purchase Of a grand
piano for tho social hall Az their
share Of tho furnishing Of Cam
aradcrie. The first means OF pro-
curing funds Il 10 be- a supper, put
on by the Heinz company. Marcn
81. At 7 o'clock The supper will be
followed by community singing
moving pictures. slides. and d lee
ture on Heinz products. Each group
IN making "A special effort 10 have
good representation Of mothers
and fathers present Reservations
must be made by calling camRrad.
erie, ca piu-iiss by the morning Of
March 81
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CLUES FOR THURSDAY

MEETING POSTPONED
The social service department Of
ils woman's Century club has post.
poned It's meeting AZ the Washing.
ION Childrcn'a home. scheduled for
thursday. March e. on account Of
Illness at the home.
COUNCIL OF
MINUTE WOMEN
seattle Council OK Minute Women
aiil meet Thursday. March -. AZ ?
y m. with Mrs. O. W. HarErave.
SEQ 10th ave. y. T.
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BALLARD W. c. T. L.
Ballard w. C. T. &. will meet
with Mrs. susan Clark. 75as 18th
ave. y. w. Friday. March IS. at
. p. m. Mrs. Kerr viii speak on
~womans Place In tho World To.
day"
PALM CIRCLE 40. es
Pain Circle No. 90. Nclghbors OF
woodcraft. will hold card party
Monday evening. March ~. ut $40
o'clock. at Odd Fellows hall. 10th
and Il. Pine -
+ UNIVERSITY CHAUTAIQUA
University ctiauinuaua win meet
az the home OF Mrs. J, J.. Kerns.
sgsc California ave. West Seattle.
Friday, March Is. az ~ m. Mem.
bcrs urged 20 attend.
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lloadquartera wants pictures Of
comamderlo' Inside aud outside.
Pictures showing actual work being
done or interesting corners Every
Seattle gril with n kodak should take
several pictures for the picture con.
test which ends April l. Cali head.
quarters Tor particulars regarding
prizes offered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-26

A birthday party is 10 be held
March ~ az tho King county home
Tor all ~ the mon and women who
have birthdays during the month.
This month there arc 80 birthdays.
The following groups are TO have
charge Of the party:
Ekolsla--N Mira Isa Heudee.
Koda Kocnyahdau - Miss Nellie
Sanford.
Faihoeha-slrs Rodney Hearne.
New groups OF Campfire Girls
are being organized AZ Rainier
Beach. Mrs. II. II. Butler. SIZE Ham.
JET ave. and Mrs. l. A. Taylor. COOS
Donovan ~. hro attending the
Wednesday Guardians TRAINING
course and arc organizing a group OF
rs girls Mrs Curtis Bostwlck.
io0oi eist g.. has organized a small
group OF girls from the Emerson
school Their first meeting was held
Wednesday. March rs. Mrs. Fenton
Is also taking a group in the Elmer.
son school.
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COUNCIL OF CATHOLIC

COUNCIL or CATHOLIC
WOMEN
Seattle Council Of Catholic Women
win meet in Knights OF Columbus
hall Thursday. March q, AT p. m.
QUEEN ANNE FoRTNIGHTLY
Queen Anne FortniEhtly club will
meet with Airs. r. S. Bayley. 1895
Eighth ave. w. Thursday March 81,
nt b. M.
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SOCIAL AND CHARITABLE CLUB
The Ladies' Social and Charitable
club. ''Frcja." will have a card party
Thursday. March 81. at p. m. IN
Swedish club hall
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wooDcRAFT TOTEM CLUB
The woodcraft Totem club viii
have a social Thursday. March 81, al
2 p m. In the club rooms. The social
committee will be in charge.
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in Veterans hall. Armory. Chicken
dinner at o'clock. and dancing az
$50 o'clock.
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aEArrLE cHArrER o. Z. S.

SEATTLE CHAPTER. o. r. s.
Seattle chapter. o. f. s., win meet
in the corinthian room at the Ma.
sonic temple. Thursday. March 81.
al S .. m. Initiation.
THURSDAY PROGRESS CLUB
Tho Thursday Progress club will
meet with Mrs James @. Valentine.
3si0 sunpyHidc ave. Thursday.
March q, at 1890 p. m.
SEWING CIRCLE
Ionia chapter sewing circle viii
meet Thursday. March n. Of y. m.
with Mrs. W. S. Mexican. 1923 25th
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DAUGHTERS OF ST. GEORGE

JNtNFtI EstsSf OF HIs bEsVFtHE
Daughters OF 81. George win meet
FOR a / o'clock luncheon. followed by
cards. Thursday. March q. at tho
home Of Mrs. Leah coakey, sssf
Austin ave. $. Take Rainier car 70
wildwood.
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Buy Diamond Dyes" - no other
kind-and follow the simple diree.
tons in every package. Don't won
der whether you can dye or tint sue.
oessfuily. because perfect home dye.
ing Is guaranteed with Diamond
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Mrs. Theodore HardcnborEh and
daughter. Miss Gertrude Harden
borgh, will leave Friday for New
York. They win sail from there
early in April for abroad. Mr.
George Hardenbergh will accom-
pany them TO New York.
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NH. JAcDb kauImAn lott la1t nIFhl
for san Francisco. 10 be gone three
or four weeks
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-03-22
MY WIFE AND I
Husband Tells His Story To Carolyn Beecher

II you had taken me in your arms,
made me feel you loved me- that /
would not gladly have given up any
thing that distressed you. But when a
woman feels that she has given herself
to a loveless life she viii do most any
thing, to console herself-to show that
she too. does not care--if she has any
pride
1t was almost morning when hand in
hand we sought repose, not even the
shadow of cloud between us.
Four months later bought a small
country house up on the Hudson.
Uncle Robert will spend the summer
with us, a welcome guest. Natalie is
full of plans for her flower and vege-
table garden. We have no secrets from
each other except such matters as init
mately concern my clients. She no
longer claims her right to ask about
such condolences.
My cup of happiness is full, over
flowing and our friends point to us as
the model couple, the couple who never
have known disagreement How little
people know. How little 1 knew OF
Natalie until love taught me-showed
| me the real Natalie, who so long had
baffled pe.
I have learned my lesson. A man
cannot expect a wife to be loving and
responsive unless she is sure Of his
love. A love that is expressed in words
as well as actions.
(THE END.)
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Courtship Days
BY BETTY VINCENT

Dear Miss Vincent: Will you
please help me to- solve my problem?
/ have met young man in my office
and have gone out with him for al
most a year but not steadily. The 9TH
er evening he promised to call but did
not. l still see him at work, but be
never makes any attempt to explain
yhy he did not call 1 have his ring.
It is not an engagement ring but just
a seal affair. Shall give it back to
him, send it, or just wait?
ANXIOUS"
Do not let him know you are exer-
cised enough to return his ring. He
owes you an apology for not keeping
his engagement and if l were you l
should have nothing further to say to
him until he explains his ungentle-
manly attitude.
Dear Miss Vincent: Last Christ
mas announced my engagement to a
young man two years my senior. He
seemed to care great deal for me,
but the other day by a slip of his
tongue l discovered he sent a card that
Christmas to an old sweetheart and
also a valentine to her this month. lie
says he has not seen this girl in three
years and does not care for her any
more. This 1 can hardly believe after
his actions. | care great deal for
this man, but if he loves another girl
/ do not want to marry him.
&c. L."
should not think anything of his
sending a Christmas card, because that
is nothing but a friendly greeting, but
the valentine looks more serious. This
is lovers day exclusively. However,
I would not advise you to be too sus-
picious. If the young mans attitude
is just the same should not worry.
If he is chilly, indifferent and not in
clined to talk, then you have reason to
wonder about the other girl.
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planned as though they were to be worn
where all could gaze upon and envy
their loviliness. One of pink crepe de
chine follows the graceful mode of the
flounce, having a curved flare from
knee to hem, and frilled jabot on one
shoulder. Another leans toward the tail
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-03-22
NEXT WEEK

Beginning Monday The Age-Her-
aid will begin publication of an
other great story by Mrs. Carolyn
Beecher under the title, '"The Revolt
of Susan Hyde" 1t is an unusual
story of an unusual courtship and
marriage and tells how a young
wife won her rightful place in the
home and the heart of a masterful
man. Do not miss the first in
stallment which will appear in these
columns Monday morning.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-03-22

Some of the cotton nighties show
departure from the pink rosebud
school of decoration. Vivid cross
stitch patterns and wheels. dots and
squares embroidered in bright stained
glass colorings are used for trimming.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-03-22
New Nightgowns
Are Perfect
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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-03-22

ored mode. It has a tucked gilet and tiny
tabs held in place BY pearl buttons.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20
FOR SALE .Automotive Machine Shop

i Schmidt cylinder grinder. new: 1 19-in,x10-ft. heavy duty LeBloud lathe 1 Mo- h American Miller. 1 20-in. drill press. i 5-h.- p. 1900 A. c. electric motor. Priced