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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-25
Supper at Home VIII
F0llOlC Horse .SbOlU

Following tho horse show this
eVcning. Miss Kathleen Donahoe and
her brother Mr. Walter ponahoe will
entertain with "a supper az their
home
The guests viii include the occu.
pants % their box and also Miss
Virginia Meuili's box party.
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ERtertdiRS at
SnoQltdlmie Lodde

Or. and Mrs. Otis Floyd LAmson
werc hosts at dinner AT Snoqualmie
lodge on Thursday evening In honor
OF Mr.. Adolph Bolm and MIR. Thco-
dore Spiering Of tho Cornish school
Later the party was entertained az
the hanson residence.
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Dinners at Golf Club
Before Dance

Before tho mid summer dance az
the Seattle Golf club on Saturday
night. Mr., and Mrs. William Edris
will he hosts az a dinner OF ten
covers. Mr. and Mrs, John {. Hig.
Gins viii entertain eight guests and
Mr.. and Mrs, stuart c. rompkins
viii have six dinner guests.
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Women's Clubs
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
SEATTLE LODGE NO. !

SEATTLE LODGE NO. I
Seattle lodge No. Z. Degree Of
Honor. viii hold an important meet.
Ing in Evergreen hall. 1909 Ninth
ave. Tuesday evening. July 20. at
7;45 o'clock. An interesting program
Is being prepared. following which
Ia progressive whist party viii take
place at . O'Clock. All members
urged 10 attend.
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MOTHERS BARGAIN

Mother, did you get me from the
storky'
"Yes, dear; why do you ask?"
Zoos I've often wondered why
you didn't pay few dollars more
and pick out little boy without
freckles. "--Boston Transcript.
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PIcNIc ANp CARD pARrY

The w. u. A. Past commandors'
club OF Seattle Review 30. viii
give a picnic and card party at the
home Of Mrs. J. a. Kent, 1907 39th
ave. S. ". Luncheon at / p. m:
cards at .. m. Members are In.
vited to attend. Take car No. 3.
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Polly, family parrot IN the Simon Siuerbera household
at Baltimore, Nd, became an important ,OitneSs in Mrs
SUerberg's suit for separation from her husband Mrs
Sverber0 (shown in inSeD had been array ON vst and
upon her return found the parrot shrehtng the name of
Cora-a least such IS the allegations Now Mrs Siluer-
bers happens to be Rose and she became suspicious
She her court action Al
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Come Shopping WHh ceciNe y

ON THE BACK SEAT-Let West
L And youseUes' Seionnd roads oUeest after
aH It's Yes
terday Pine UHite
erosssch the door Ne1 upon Grg taking party
sail wha edy cake and kindness ad
couldn't Was the day hot? Of III
y0u met?
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Engagement
Announced

MIR and Mrs. Gilbert Lokcn an.
nounce the engagement OF their
daughter. Marian. to Mr.. Gerald W.
Duff. OF Vancouver. b. C.. formerly
OF sauit ste. Marie. Ont. Canada.
The date has not been set for the
wedd.hg.
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LEFTOVER VEGETABLES

Use leftover vegetables for lunch.
con salads. for filling omelotS. as a
Earnish. or Scallop them for a main
dish.
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BetrOthdl Made
knoiUn

Mr.. and Mrs O, Muhl announce
the engagement Of their daughter.
irma. 20 Mr.. Clarence Benecke. son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. william Benecke.
No date has been set for the wed
ding.
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Mary Oldham Celebrates
Birthdau

For tho pleasure Of her little sit.
ter Mary Oldham. on her nth birth.
day, Miss Frances oldham enter.
,alned with a swimming party this
afternoon az the Tennis club.
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Breakfast at
Snnlnler Homo

Mrs, Marion Russell Cummings is
entertaining with a breakfast on
Tuesday. July 20. az her summer
home al Mani,ou Beach.
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RED POPULAR

Red leads all other colors for nc.
ccssories. trimmings and fneings
There is no sign OF any color even
approaching In popularity.
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Hostess at Supper

Mrs, William Leonard Eaton en-,
teriaincd a group Of friends a, supper
last evening following the opening OF
tho horse show In the Stadium.
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CREAM SOUPS

Cream soups Hhould be served for
luncheon rather than for dinner
where rich food Is to follow.
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AMERICAN LEGION PICNIC
ar r.N.rTNtfsr A w

n.hisiNANAAf LtsbiC4N Elt4NiC
AT ENUMcLAW
The Enumclaw unit Of the Ameri.
can Legion post VIII act as host to
the American Legion posts and their
auxiliaries at the district picnic
10 be held Sunday. July 81. Mt the
farmers picnic grounds Mt Enum.
claw.
Plans are being made to have ns
many disabled veterans as possible
as guests at the affair.
Members OF all posts with their
families are urged to attend and
bring their lunch baskets.
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Dance at Yacht Club

To honor the participants In the
Horse show. the committee in charge
will give a dance AZ the Seattle Yacht
club tonight Dancing will begin al
1880 o'clock. and there will be u
midnight supper.
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DAD's NEW CHAUFFEUR

II don't suppose you are used to
driving men like me. are your"
ooh. yes, drove the police patrol
for three years."-Judge.
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Small Dinner for the
Hulberts

To compliment Mr.. and Mrs Fred.
eriek Marion Hubert Emily Jeromcl.
Miss Jane Perkins will entertain with
table at the dinner dance al the
Golf club Saturday night
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Personal


who have been spending "A week az
their country Mace. "nsarh View.
on WILDLY taland. returned 10 town
WEDNESDAY
two sons pirh.rg ard p,her, .ter,
"wednesday Tor visrnnsip 40 Wait
rslstiy.s Tbcv ain n. CON. u,,t
from Detroit. During their absencs
their homo viii be- occupied by MIR
]. W. Webb.
-
Mrs. samuel Russell ana children
left Thursday for ouallcum Beach
on months visit,
~. - ~. -. t..,,,, ~.
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Ruffles Of valenciennes lace edge
the scalloped TUNES OF satin and
crepe dc chine dresses.
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GOOD SUBSTITUTES

Rice. spaghetti or mncaroni may
be frequently substituted on the
daily menu.
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a plnklsh grass covers all Tho
lawns In u section OF South Africa,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-25
BLAINE PICNIC

Former residents Of Blaine win
hold their annual picnic at Woodland
park on Saturday, July 20. afternoon
and evening. Five hundred guests are
expected to attend.
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DELICIOUS DESSERT
LACE EDGE

Cream cheese and currant Jelly on
crackers make delicious dessert.
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Traffic officers in an English city
wear small red lanterns.
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PAsT PREsIDENTs, cI.IrR

John F. Miller Past Presidents club
viii be entertained al luncheon at the
home Of Mrs Mary Wood. at Illahee,
on Saturday. July IS. The boat viii
leave from Pier 3. at the foot Of Madl.
son ST., at 800 a. m.
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PICNIC DINNER

University lodge No. f41, r. and
A. ". and University chapter No. SO,
o. r. s., will have a Joint picnic on
Saturday. July 26. az Ravenna park.
Dinner will be served at y. m.
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He watched his bride remove her
false hair, her teeth, and her
complicated makeup.
II am 30 tired" sighed she. II
have not been able 10 get off my feet
all day"
"GrnciousF he cried "Do they
come Off, Whlz Bang.
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KEEwADIN CLUB

KEEwADIN CLUB
The Woman's Keewadin club OF
Mercer island will meet at the club.
house on Thursday. July 81. for a II
o'clock luncheon followed by bridge.
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CLUBS FOR SATURDAY
GOPHER CLUB PICNIC

The Seattle Gopher club Gnnne-
sotal will hold rally picnic at
woodland park Saturday afternoon
and evening. July Is.
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PICNIC WILL HONOR
MISS WEST

Former students Of Miss l.. L. West
have arranged a picnic in her honor
for Saturday, July rs. at the home
Of Mrs. f. ID. Layman. 5232 Canyon
ST. 4 special invitation has been ex.
tended TO all former students OF Miss
Wcat
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THIS CAR CARRIES A TENT
And s'png bags rolop camp table eoapaae sn'' ,-
full Of the nlo things shelter planning
WIRELESS There hundred interesting things 10 look
at &c University the bridge
1 oopg BABY ~? sa c.oags RIP, n% ' ,s 5.,S q
cradle sringiHg by ropes from steel frame
CHUNKY. A HAT FOR THE "BOBBETTE"
rs cloth rolling sectional
chummy" Is sold In every shade at the BLACK AND WHITE
Hat shop 1918 Second
And so S s" D ne S 9, na that Sa"4
occasional furry Of 'eind. Of rain or Of sHoui
MARTNELLo, ALL OVER THE LAND.
stands Tor truly dependable beauty work Our APPROVED
MuNELLo SHOP welcomes to lis sunny new quarters at
OH 3. ~ "s Cd 's'. ~ o Ss s s 'sS
appica''o" Of mt' hair Of the shops visit
WHO WANTS TO WEAR A STRAW ONE
a Sni sa Sq rs Te S s'E AND a rot 8
many at just $500 at ia.5 Fourth
How'd you me '"oa naure hat Of oucE'Fi" With
THE HOLLYWOOD GIRLS BELIEVE
@ The new models are adorable So are asS new abae
hats at 1921 westake. north OF Pine
embroidery
popaarprecd dinner froc Of satin AHher dinner dress banded
round and round Nth stripes satin both black
BEADS AND NECKLACES!
There hundreds from ranging in
shop upstairs
Dcrmot Bldg.
simply 'rep Is auo" pns s pouch r9st
side
THO IT'S SELDOM NECESSARY TO RE.wAvE HAIR
tH done without charge when have
In tho Annex OF Singers Hair
Pine n. MA n-2sg5.
FRAU BENNETT HAS MOVED
Her CRosssT1TCH AYR near Pine Here
too novelties gifts antiques
fc found shop trhec
ccrerlp that The icherv tapestry
fhafs been mofheateH.
TO SOFTEN THE GLARE AT THE WINDOWS
Awnings made TO order WIRELESS Ts
University
EvELYNE THURMER, FORMERLY OF HARMoNs
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MIS- Stanley Grifnths and children.
who have been spending a week a.
their country place, Beach View.
on WILDLY island, returned 10 town
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CLUB PICNIC
The Marilla Hutchins club will
have picnic on Saturday. July 26,
at the home Of Mrs. r. T.. Storey of
Kirkland. Take ferry leaving at
1850 a. m.
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BEADS AND NECKLACES!
FRAU BENNETT HAS MOVED

Pine 81 MA in-2s95
FRAU BENNETT HAS MOVED
Her cRoss.srrTcH SHOP 1924 seventh
eiSe "Ta int '9S *, ' Sc s% t,@s' are ]
that's bee" "aofh-eate" agenoHaea tm ralue
TO SOFTEN THE GLARE AT THE WINDOWS
Awnings arc made to order at CAMP LEWIS WIRELESS
EvELYNE THURMER, FORMERLY OF HARMoN'S
real artist too NJ sui,ing the ar,rr, 10 M ~, 'u a.
face Had heard that the BEAuTIFYING STUDIO
in single treatment SOC Bscow Bldg MAin.slae.
create, ridge. or raised ripp about the head
ai 9 s arr 70 ~ g strand o. 'Oc"'"e braid
HOW SOON THE GOWNS READY TO WEAR
When you take your materials Miss Beans fits
you sew 800 Peoples Bank Bldg. MAin-sro
The ,oos ., ,eo no Of old say. N N, studio ,,, -,
sheer piav 70 make garment
EVERY NEED OF THE DAINTY WOMAN
" answered by Franco American ees 5s Bldg
HOW THE SUN FADES THE BRIGHT FELTS.
Ma luck that we have shop the MODEL where hats
too 500 Peoples Bank Bldg In their fur rep"r % %
% per cent discount is in effect until September
rtie narropcr; shrinking aud press
nv make almost last quite line
"INY FEET! MY FEET!"
when you feel that Or Susie Fraser she
Arcade square. MA n-55sl '' "''u'VS 'O''
A HOSPITAL FOR BROKEN DOWN HOOvERS
The Hoover formerly Stewart st at oo5
Rato Bldg Pig'n Whistle
the makers o. famous o"t
Of 5000 machines put IN american homes in IN
THINK THE FLUTTERING PLEATED GOWN
peest everywhere! pangs are laid
at F. H. shamek's 1912 Fifth
FAN sketches from undcrskrt cith
ample tnic that falls picdted tc,c inches
bcIow The knees
WHEN THE MOTOR KNOCKS
Your photograph needs overhaulng supplies
THE SUIT YOU'VE HALF-FORGOTTEN
VIII make the trmmes
MoDEl Alterations. dress making done n,
$50 Peoples Bank Bldg.
THE COLORS OF A CALIFORNIA GARDEN
to.he.eyos models too 1895 at tho
THE BUBBLE, on Saturday Monday Pike St
Doscns Of hats frightened pinaoc brilliant birds
Of nc tropics Sometimes the ,0hoc used
Hatcncd out the front Of a plain felt
-sSl1aiHdz NO clustering sUNBURN
AlNWtAaANN/ Ruins n
AES23/M when you've taken n jar of FL EsTADo LEMON
5Hs.-H~AM CREAM along This healing bleach
x nv Seattemade sold all the
Va aalsarJ@.g. drug stores have It,
7hc oroorcd mhl stamped The Of jar
Of Shnburn balm Is not there
Of the makers 10 the
than yours haze Smcared TO u a.
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mlNNEWATHA CLUB
The Minnewatha club will give a
dance on Saturday evening, July 2s.
at Leschi pavilion.
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Mrs. John Campbell and Miss
Dorothy Campbell are expected
home the first OF next week from
a short trip to San Francisco.
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/ THINK THE FLUTTERING pLEATED GO,
WHEN THE MOTOR KNOCKS
THE CoLoRs OF A CALIFORNIA GARDEN

Arc reflected In the newest OF off-the face fes II
to.thc-eycs models too are pricd at $685. si95 an
THE BUBBLE, on Saturday and Monday. us Pike
DosohS OF hats arc frightened icih the piunaoc OF
Of nc tropics Sometimes The ,0holc body OF the so
UdHencd out upon The front OF plain tch
Evening star., 1924-11-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Il. Townshend
and Mr.. John Bryant Townshend
have moved into their new home, 45@9
Walsh street, Iceland, Nd.
Evening star., 1924-11-16
First Annual Ball
! Of 343d Engineers
! i Set For December 9
Brilliant Military Event
Scheduled by Army Unit
of Organized Reserves
! Committees in CHARGE.

The first annual military bali of
"he S43d Engineers will be held at
fhe City Club, Tuesday evening, De-
"ember 9, and gives promise Of being
a very brilliant affair.
The 343d Engineers Is a unit in
the organized reserves. one Of the
three components constituting the
Army OF the United States. Col.
John Stewart. with headquarters in
this city, is the commanding office T.
or the regiment and its personnel Is
drawn mostly from the National Cap
ital and Baltimore.
The only reserve band in this
area, through the support of Gen.
John J. Pershirg, was assigned 10
rho S43d Engineer Regiment The
proceeds from the ball will be used
principally for the instruction and
training OF the band to degree OF
perfection in music comparable wit h
first class military bands, so that its
future will be a credit to its sponsor,
and that its activities and success
may prove an incentive for the or
ganization of additional reserve
bands
The 343d Engineer Regiment is the
first reserve unit to hold Il military
ball. 1t is intended 10 make the
ball one OF the big military social
events of the season.
The ball is in charge of a general
committee, which includes: Col. John
Stewart, general chairman: Lieut..
COL John H. Finncy, chairman recep-
lion committee: Capt. J. A. Walsh,
chairman invitation and program
committee, Capt. l.. T. Wohlenberg,
chairman hall and dance committee
Maj. Roy f. Bess"y, chairman docora-
ton committee; Capt. Francis Wins
low, chairman refreshments com
tnittee; Capt. Charles V Johnson,
chairman publicity committee; Lieut..
James 4. White, chairman music
committee. The following officers
have been appointed to the various
committees: Reception. Lieut.. Col.
James r. McCord, Maj F.. r. Norcross,
Maj. .. T. Du Rell, Capt. e. l.. Miller,
Lieut.. L. d. O'Brien: hall and dance,
Lieut.. William T. Williamson, Lieut..
L. u. Woody, Lieut.. j ii. Simmons,
Lieut H. r. Harr; invitations and
program, all officers OF the 343d En-
Sineer Regiment: decorations, Capt.
". II. Dunlap, Capt. ". 5. Jones.
capt. A. !. Ward. Lieut.. N. c. Pope,
Jr,; refreshments, Lieut.. J. ".
Marshall, Lieut.. Is. + Lewis. Lieut.
E. G. Burt; publicity, Capt. Clifford
Shoemaker, Lieut. II \. Hook, Lieut.
Peak Nincil.
Evening star., 1924-11-16

in the head dresses they arc making.
The various peasant types Of Europe,
as well as Chinese and Turkish, are
there from which to choose. Mrs.
Walter Tuckerman announces two
judges for this contest, Mrs. Mary
Roberts nehart and Mr.. Eben
Comins. Others will be added
Some of the patronesses arc Mrs.
Coolidge, Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Harry
New, Mrs. Hugh S. Cummings, Mrs.
Henry Getty Chiffon, Mrs. Charles
Glover, Mrs. Chauncey Parker, Mrs.
Arthur Snyder, Mrs. Stanley Rinehart,
Mrs. A. Davis Ireland, Mrs. J. Harry
Covington. Mrs. Curtis Wright. Miss
Mellon. Miss Boardman. Mrs. George
Barnett, Mrs. George Ehle. Mrs.
Thomas Ash Claytor. Mrs. Charles
Boughton Wood
Evening star., 1924-11-16
Miss Peggy Eppler
Is Guest at Shove,

Miss Edna Busey was hostess at a
shower at her homo In Lexington
place, given in honor of Miss Peggy
Eppler Of Woodley road, who is to
marry Mr.. Sam Young this Fall. The
decorations and refreshments were Of
pink and white. In the company were
Miss Mary Frances Eppler, Miss Ade-
laide Eppler. Miss Florence Craven.
Miss Margaret Young. Miss jeanette
Burgess. Miss Helen and Miss Louise
Kramer, Miss Helene Potter Miss
Helen Parsons. Miss Tangora, Miss
Cleary, Mrs. John Sullivan. Mrs. r.
Burgess. Mrs. n. T. Busey and Miss
L. A. Foley.
Evening star., 1924-11-16

vannah. Ga. where she has gone as q
delegate from StonewalI jackson
| Chapter, United Daughters Of the
Confederacy.
Miss Nellie Godfrey and Miss Julia
Boultby of Nottingham. England,
have come to spend n few weeks in
Washington. They are stopping at
| the Grace Dodge Hotel.
Miss Meta Evans. who recently re-
turned from. Europe and was the
guest for time OF Nine. Prochnik,
wife of the Austrian charge d'affaircs,
| Is at the Highlands. where she Is Wis
iting Mrs. Wamsley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucian n. Vandoren
have returned from their wedding
trip and are established in their
apartment, at 1854 Connecticut ave-
nue.. Mr. and Mrs. Vandoren. the lat
ter formerly Miss Katharine Shaw,
were married Wednesday, October 2s
Miss Mary Hills. Miss Isabel Boni-
face and Miss Mary Lois Paschal at
tended the Yale Princeton game yes
terday at Princeton as the guests OF
Mr.. Ralph Hills.
Evening star., 1924-11-16
Hospital Ball Promoted
By Seasons Debutante

The Bal de Tete. Columbia Hospi-
tails annual ball. at tho New Willard,
December 2. has for it's treasurer this
year Mrs. William A. Hill, whose
daughter, Miss Hilda Ann Hill, is one
or the seasons debutantes. These
girls are producing marvellous effects
Evening star., 1924-11-16

thsrl, are spending the week end in
Princeton, where they went yester-
day 10 attend the Yale-Princeton foot
ball game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic n. McKen-
rey and their daughters, the Misses
McKenney, are spending the week
end in New York, and will return
Wednesday.
Mr.. William Miller Collier. Ambas-
sador to Chile, who is on leave and
is spending several months III this
rountry, arrived yesterday at the
New Willard. where he will remain
until early next week.
Mrs. Theodoric Porter. widow OF
Commodore Theodoric Porter. L. s.
N. has returned to Washington and
has opened her apartment, at the
Wyoming for the Winter.
Mrs. XeIophen Price, accompanied
by Miss Virginia Edwards and Miss
Nary Stitt, are in New York over
Sunday and Joined Mrs. Prices
mother Mrs. Charles G.. Milbur1l, there
last week.
Capt. Nillalta OF Cuba, who was in
Havana for some time, has returned d
to Washington with his family and
Evening star., 1924-11-16

Mrs. NJ. de Clare NJ. Berry, who
spent the months of July and August
in Bradley Hills, Nd. and September
as the guest of her kinswoman. Mrs.
William Donald Carmichael of North
Carolina, returned the middle of Oc-
tober to her apartment, in the Farra-
gut, where she has lived for % years.
Evening star., 1924-11-16

Mrs. William Alexander Hill and
her dehutante daughter, Miss Hilda
Ann Hill, will return Tuesday from
Princeton, where they went to attend
the foot ball game yesterday.
Evening star., 1924-11-16

is established with them at the Ham
ilton Hotel.
Evening star., 1924-11-16

She has moved her residence 10 1912
* street northwest
Mrs. Lillian Chenowith is attending
the general convention of the United
Daughters of the Confederacy In Sa-
Evening star., 1924-11-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lloyd Aspin-
wall have returned to Washington
and have taken an apartment at 1906
Eighteenth street for the Winter.
Mr.. Aspinwall's cousin, Mrs. George
Snowden Redfield of New York. who
will spend the season in Washington.
has taken an apartment at the same
number.
Evening star., 1924-11-16

Mr.. and Mrs Francis Marion Wig
more of 29@9 Connecticut avenue will
remain On their country place, Over
look k-on-the Potomac, Gunston, Va,
during November.
Evening star., 1924-11-16
CAPITAL SOCIETY FOLK
LARGELY REPRESENTED
IN THE MOVING THRONG

Continued from Fourth PaseD
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-11
LOST RIVER LYRICS

Here Is one OF Charles Riders
Lost River Lyrics.n from the Arco
Advertiser:
The brook trout's in the shadow
underneath the willow tree. the rain
bows on the rifle. I can hear him
calm me. the days a little cloudy
but the suns about 10 shine. its time
TO take the leader on. and tie II on
the line. The birds are in the cotton
woods along the river edge. the
young wild ducks are swimming IN
the tuleys and the sedge. the finny
tribe is holding qui.e a party AZ the
bend, they've sent an invitation and
l think | should attend The ripples
on the river have a sort OF a quiet
5 )und. that's soothin' to tho nerves
when you've been goin' round aud
round. your cares just fade away
and you remember how 10 smile. 50
let's go out a-fishin' and forget the
world a while"
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BULL is STAGING
THEIR FESTIVAL
NEXT MONDAY
Fhrf tNccbraflon On Three Years
AZ West End city Planned
fOr September 10.

The following announcement OF a
Bull Monday OF next week was
made last week by the Buhl Herald
Come to B1hl Monday. septem-
be IS.
A day OF sports. a big parade. a
b-li game. open air danclng and all
klrds OF amusements have been pro
vided by a committee OF business
men Tor q harvest home celebration
which will be held IN Buhl a week
from Monday.
Wait for tho big event. II Is tho
first celebration in Bull In three
years.
Il will be the biggest day ever
seen IN Bull. The committee Is at
work and all ARRANGEMENTS are be-
ing made 20 stage the biggest cele-
bration ever put on BY any town I'm
the Snake river valley.
The Glover band has been employ
ed 20 furnish the music all day and
there will be races OF all kinds and a
big ball game with Pocateiio Bears.
The Crays will be strengthened BY
Newbill and Lehrbas aud the final
game will be Tor state champion.
ship.
The committee IN charge d com
posed OF } J Boyd. n. Barker.
l.. J Johnson and NJ. Gibbs.