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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-07

Miss Celeste Bailey of Faunsdale, who will be her guests for few days. Mrs. Mabel Powers Taylor of Greens. boro, has come to make Birmingham her home and will open her studio in the Gable building this week. Mrs. Ned R. McDayid, Miss Mitylene McDavid and Miss Louise Bankhead have returned from Lake Placid, New York, and the Greenbrier White Sul- phur Springs, W. Va, where they spent the month of August.
 Mrs. e. W. B. Greentree of New York, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Robert w. Williams, is spending the weekend with Mrs. Albert Upmann at her home in Idle Wild.
 Mir. and Mrs. Lloyd St. John Smith have moved from Terrace Court apart ments into the Mountain View apart ments.
 MT. and Mrs. H. l.. Russell and niece, Miss Mary Agnes Swift, have re- turned home after motor trip to Chattanooga, Knoxville, Bristol and Bluefield, W. Va.
 Mrs. George Walker and little son, George, IT,, have returned to their home in Bleufield, W. Va, after a pleasant visit to MT. and Mrs. H. L.. Russell. They were extensively en- tertained while in Birmingham by their many friends.
 ttts
 Miss Kitty Barrett is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Julian Jordon, IT,, at her home in Danville, Va. Mir. and Mrs. Julian Jordon, IT,, and little son, Jul
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Springs, where they spent the past two weeks.
 Miss Mary Elizabeth Southgate will be the guest of Mrs. c. D. Carper for several days.
 Miss Lucy Sharpe will leave soon to attend school at the University of entucky.
 Miss Anna Bell walpole will return Monday from a visit to Macon, Ga., where she has been delightfully."- enter tained as the guest of relatives.
 Mrs. Knox Fleming has gone to Asheville, N. C., for short stay.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Pollard Allen of Montgomery have named their in- fant daughter Marilyn, for Miss Marie Allen, lister of MT. Allen, and Miss Evelyn Grove, sister of Mrs. Allen.
 Mir. and Mrs. Robert W. Williams have named their small son, Robert James. Mrs. Williams and son are at St. Vincent's hospital.
 
 Arthur Kirkby, the ward of Mrs. AL bert Upmann, who has spent month at Camp Cosby, will leave Monday for Gulfport, where he will enter the Mil itary academy for the winter.
 Miss Florence McCrossin, who has spent three months abroad, has re- turned home and is with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. B. J. McCrossin.
 N
 Miss Kate Nelson Turnipseed, who has been a member of Miss Florence McCressin's European party, arrived in New York the past week, and with MT. and Mrs. Charles Leeper and Miss Katheryn Leeper has spent the week at Atlantic City. They are expected to return home today.
 N
 Miss Anne Catherine Arnold, who was an attendant at the wedding of Miss Odelle Bright and Lieut.. Clifford Gladney, M. D., last evening in Gull man, returned home today accompanied by Miss Meg Morris, of Sharon, Pa., Miss Kathryn Allan of North Carolina, Miss Frances Hancock of Atlanta, and
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Random Notes

MT. Hugh Barber will leave next week for Auburn where he will attend the Alabama Polytechnic institute. Among those leaving next week for school will be MT. Hill Pearce, who will enter Gulfport Military academy MT. Aubry Thompson, who is going to c. NJ. A., MT. Henry Ryall will go to Columbia and Mir. Anice Barger will go to Tuscaloosa.
 Mrs. W. D. Yves, Mrs. c. M. Tardy, Mrs. T. l.. Matthews and Mrs. Thad Watts ofsMontgomery will leave Mon day for Florence to attend the Writers Conclave.
 MT. J. D. Penny has returned from Mayo Brothers in Rochester, New York.
 Miss Dorothy Speaks of Huntsville is the guest of Mrs. J. D. Penny at her home in Idlewild for a few days. She will leave with Mrs. Penny Monday for Florence to attend the Writers Con. clave.
 Mir. George Stubbs was among the out-of-town guests for the Hobbie Grif- fin wedding in Montgomery.
 
 Mrs. Frank Farrill is spending few days in Montgomery.
 
 Misses Marie Newson, Mary Wilker- son and Cornelia Brewster will leave Wednesday for Gainesville, Ga., where
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-07
Miss Barrett Is Entertained In
 D anville

Miss Kitty Barrett, who is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Julian Jordan, IT. (Janie Barrett) in Danville, Va, is being delightfully."- entertained. A Danville exchange has an account of a bridge luncheon recently given in her honor.
 Miss Barrett will be accompanied home by MT. and Mrs. Jordan, Jr., and small son, Julian Jordan III. The clipping follows
 One of the most interesting parties of the week was given htis morning, when Mrs. T. A. Weller entertained at her home as a courtesy to Miss Kitty Barrett of Birmingham, Ala, \ who is visiting her sister, Mrs. Julian Jordan, Jr., on Marshall Terrace. The home was decorated with old fashioned flowers from the garden and the morn- ing hours whiled away by the younger set in games, a guessing contest, "The Floral Wedding" and Progressive Peanuts" affording much merriment, while later on bridge was played. The color scheme was blue, artisfically car ried out in all the details, Japanese
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MISS FREY HONORS
 MISS DIJMAS AND MIR. VII

MISS FREY HONORS MISS DUMAS AND MIR. VINCENT.
 Miss Lena Rose Frey entertained al her home Tuesday evening, for two of her friends, Miss Katie Dumas, who is visiting her parents, and who will leave again next week for Florida, where she accepts a position as secretary of one of the leading, schools there; also for Mir. John Vincent who is studying music in Boston and is returning there to complete his studies, after visiting his parents for several weeks.
 Miss Frey's home was decorated with asters. The color scheme being pink and white.
 Throughout the evening contests and music were features of diversion. The trophies being won by Miss Hattie 'Bennion. Mir. Karl Steel and Miss Julia Newman.
 Music was rendered by Miss Julia Newman and Miss Gertrude Dial on the piano. Miss Louise Melcher, vio- lin, while MT. Karl Steele and Miss Nettie Bennion sang several solos.
 Mrs. A. c. Frey presided at the punch bowl.
 At late hour an ice course carry ing out the color scheme, was served to 25 guests.
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MT. Hugh Barber will leave next week for Auburn where he will attend the Alabama Polytechnic institute.
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SD INEXPENSIVE Tnn

so INEXPENSIVE, TOO Daphne-I want to give Harold a surprise for his birthday-can you sug- gest something?
 Coral-Tell him your age, darling.- Sydney Bulletin.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-07

"A HEAVY WEIGHT "Is he fat?"
 ''Is he fat! He has ceased to have a waistline. It's a circumference."- Life.
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ian, III. will return home with Mia Barrett.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Edward Painc (Caroline Forney) will return the mid dle of September to Chicago after spending the summer abroad. They will be at home for the present at the Drake hotel
 Miss Sara Paschal, who has been yis- iting Mrs. Ethel Foster and Miss Irene Foster, has returned to her home in Gadsden.
 Mrs. Alan Holt and son, Marian, are visiting relatives in Pulaski, Tenn.
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AN INHERITED TRAIT

Johnny, you talk altogether too much"
 "Now see here, pa, am to blame for your marrying into talkative fam lily ?"-Boston Transcript
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-15

viii sail from there on the coronia.
September 4. for Europe where Or.
Durand viii visit clinics for four
monthA
Mr.. and Mru. John Baillargeon are
supending this month with Mrs.
Baii.argeon'H parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Amea. at the Country club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl stcrnberg IAN.
ma kirahbauml arc receiving con.
gratula,ions upon the birth Of
son, Quentin Louis. August -. at
81. Luke's hospital.
Mr.. T. s. Couch. with his daugh.
ter. Mrs. kurtz and guests. Mrs.
Mndgo X. sprague. Mira. Mabel Bull.
icnc and Mira. l.. II. strang, has re.
turned from a motor trip TO Van.
couver. d. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pierce. Of
Olympia, spent Thursday in town as
the guests OF Judge and Mrs. II. Z.
Hadlcy.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Boyd and
little daughter. Virginia, left this
morning by motor for Seaside, Ore,
TO spend tho weekend.
Miss Lcnoro Gordon loft today for
n weeks visit with Capt. and Mrs.
J. Edwards, in Victoria. b. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover A. Cord
Edith Wood are being congratu.
lated upon the birth OF daughter,
August s, at Minor hospital.
Mrs. James Hamilton do veuve
and Miss Mary de yeuve, with n
party OF friends returned wednes.
day from n visit at their ranch at
White Bluffs.
Miss Lucy Semple swanstrom
viii return Sunday night from a
years visit in the Enst.
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Assisting at
MOONLIGHT Dance

Miss Kathleen Donahoe. chairman
OF the punch committee for tho
moonlight dance az the Tennis club.
saturday evening. will be assisted by
Miss Dorothy Campbell. Miss Mary
Collins. Miss Florence Agen. Miss
Charlotte Bloedel. Miss Betty Morri.
son, Mrs. Lacy Hofius. Miss Hor.
tense Green. Miss Elizabeth Lea.
Miss Achsa Lou Powell and Miss
Janet and Miss Claire sheahan.
Mrs Lane Summers and Mrs. AIDE.
Ina Garcia Appleton are planning a
surprise number TO be given during
the evening and fortune telling
booths will be about the grounds.
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Announce Daughters
Enhancement

Mr. and Mrs. Julius l. Miller an.
nouneo tho engaEament Of their
daughter. Helene Louise. 20 Mr., Cecil
Starr Kelley, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude II. Kelley.
Miss Miller attended the University
Of Washington and Mr.. Kelley gradu.
ated from the university with tho
class OF 1898.
The wedding will take place in Sep.
TENDER.
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Miss Merle Glauin
Is Bride

The marriage OF Miss Merle Ro-
berta Glavin. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Calvin. 70 Mr.. Walter
c. Meyer. took place last evening at
the home OF tho brides parents,
with the Rev. II. A. Wander Les
reading the service nj $50 o'clock.
The bride was very lovely In Ven
Use lace over ivory satin. straight Of
line and designed with a small train.
Her veil OF tulie was bound with
rorone, Of old rose point with a half
circle OF orange blossoms across her
brow. Orchids. Ophelia roses and
lilies Of the valley were In her finn
shaped bouquet
Mrs. MacCielland Treisch, the
snatron Of honor. was gowncd In
I.anvin green georgette and lace,
ard for flowers carried an arm bou'
uuet OF Columbia roses.
Miss Sherlie Rude. was maid or
honor. Her gown was OF cream chif'
fon and lace over q satin slip In
the crabapple shade and Opheiia
roses formed her bouquet.
The four bridesmaids. Miss VIZ
xiula wykes. Miss Edna Bovee, Miss
Helen Emma Mar.ng and Miss Alice
Taft wore frocks OF ohangcabie tat
feta. Miss wykcs In rose and sill
yer. Miss Bovee. in blue and silver.
Miss Maring in peach tones ana
Miss Taft in almond green Their
bouquets were rosebuds. sweet peas
and larkspur to correspond with
their gowns.
Mrs. GIayin's gown was OF beige
brocaded satin. with which she wore
a corsage OF Cecil Drummer rose
buds and lilies Of tho valley. MI
Byron Calvin was best man for MT
Meyer.
Baskets and standards OF pink
gIadioH. delphiuium and snapdrag'
ons we're used turnout the house.
The in1proyised altar was banker
with these flowers and greens. and
cathedral candles in branching can.
5elabra stood at either side.
Al the reception following the
ceremony. Mrs. Richard Richards
Miss Marie Henderson. Miss Elya
wilkins and Miss Hazel Rude, u.s.
sisted.
Mrs. Meyer wore for travelling u
velvet dress Of soft brown and blue
velvet in a Persian design. smart
velvet hat and taupe wrap. mr. ana
Mrs. Meyer viii make their home at
1909 First ave. ".
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Service at
Orthopedic Shops

Frink Park guild. with Mrs. T. A..
Carman as hostess. viii be in charge
at the orthopedic Lunch room Sat.
urday. Assisting will be Mrs. c. l..
Harrison, Mrs. s. g. Cochran. Mrs.
Max Harrison. Mrs. X. r. Knapp,
Mrs. G.. w. Johnson. Mrs. Beulah
Rovlg. Mrs. G. A. Mckay. Mrs. $. r.
Hartweil. Mrs. Hazel McEiroy, Mrs
S. j. Holmes. Mise Betty johnson.
Miss Florence Johnson. Miss Selma
Anderson and Miss Bernicc Rovlg.
The Thrift shop win be in charge
OF Sunset guild. Mrs. J. Stoeffler.
chairman. on Saturday morning. In
the afternoon the shop will be
closed.
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Mrs. YoneR Entertains

Mrs. George Youell gave a very
charming tea at her home Thurs.
day afternoon for Mrs. Bostwick.
wife OF Rear Admiral Lucius A.
Bostwlek. L. s. ~. who Is spend.
ing the summer In Bremerton.
Presiding over the dainty tea ser.
vice were Mrs. Georse +, Reid, Mrs.
Clifford Wiley. Mrs. Harold Hen.
Messy and Mrs. Fred Everett.
Mrs. Frank +. Dow. Mrs. II. NJ.
stTyker. Mrs. H. l.. McGinis. Mrs.
Carl Homer Mrs. J. o. Gallagher
and Miss Grace and Miss Lucretia
Griscom. assisted.
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PAGE Is
cANNIRAL ANcKsInRs

PARIS The discovery q a Pile
u human bones dating from the Nso-
Hthlc period al least 5000 years ago
in a cave near Auch. ln the south
OF France. has given rise 20 the
theory that prehistoric men a. thai
period were undoubtedly cannihalH.
The bones all bear marks Of teeth
and apparently form the remains Of
some gigantic Cannibal feast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-15

BUSINESS woMEH's CLUB
An members Of the business ana
Professional womcns club having
automobiles are urgcd 20 be present
with their cars al the county city
building as soon az possible after 8
p. m. Wednesday, August 20. IN order
TO take visiting sailors around the
city
Any members who can cooperate
In this are asked 10 call Miss Bu,
chanan. GA rfld.3222.
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Informal House
Wdrming

Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Warren en-.
tcrtained a group OF friends Tues.
day evening ut an informal open.
ing OF their new home nj ft57 s5th
y. T.. Laurcihurst.
In the party were Mr.. and Mrs,
Waiter Human. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank stone. Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Rothschild. Mr. and Mrs. Claire
Kline and Mr.. and Mrs. George II.
Cuv.
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BEES IN MAIIBOX

HULL. Eng The posiman who
collects mail from o. box in the heart
o. the business district of Hull wears
gloves on his hands and a veil over
his face. A swarm ~ bees have TAX
en- possession Of the box and an at
tsmpta 20 remove the insects b.
smoking them out have failed Many
q tho letters taken on, u the box
are covered with honey
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Wedding Announcement

Tho marriaEe % Miss Edith Saw
ley and Mr.. Cecil n. Erwin Of the
II. S. &. New Mexico. was celebrated
Saturday evening. August 2. at tho
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Martcn.
$3.50 w. 3ist st. Rev. +. j. Hayden
read the service at 1850 o'clock.
Covers were placed for twenty nj
the dinner which followed the cere-
mony. After n brief honeymoon. Mr..
and Mrs. Erwin win make their home
at San Pedro, Cal.
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PARTED FoK 50 YEARS

RET. ireland Pity
years ago james Connolly and Mar
garct O'Brcn. engaged 20 be mar
ricd. were separated In a storm at
sra. Recently they met again In
Clontibret. Both were married-so
they obtained divorces and then mar
rled each other.
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RAHRIT SIZED HoRsEs

CROsBYTON. Tex skeletons o.
horses the sizo OF jaekrabblts have
been found IN Blanco canyon, near
here, by an expedition ~ the Amer.
can Museum Of Natural History,
These tiny horses roumed the earth
800. 600 20 100000 years ago, the sci.
eutists declare.
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Mrs. Schrdml Hostess
uf Luncheon

To honor Mrs. Elder Cook. Of los
Angeles. formerly OF Seattle. Mrs-
rohn sehram was hostess at n
luncheon OF IS covers on Thursday
afternoon, az the sunset club. Inyi.
tations were confined 10 intimate
friends OF the honor guest.
Mrs Cook Is spending n month In
town. guest at the Hote! Scr
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Nah JOnan Tea

For Mrs. Edgar Berg Of Berkeley.
who Is her house guest until Sun
day, Miss Kathleen Gaffney gave an
Informal nah jongg party Mt her
home on Thursday Afternoon, with a
few additional guests at the tea
hour.
Invitations were limited 20 close
friends Of the honor guest.
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Married at Home

On Tuesday evening. August II.
Miss Evelyn Marie Barnecut. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Barnecui.
became the bride Of SIR. Ernest u.
Erickson at the home OF her parents,
4i0s cath ave. S. w Rev. 7. Robert
EIwell read the service in tho pres
cnce Of forty relatives and friends.
Both the bride and groom are grad.
yates OF the West Seattle high
school. on their return from their
wedding trip. Mr.. and Mrs Erickson
will be at home on the West Side.
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Bridae Tea and Shower

For the pleasure OF Miss Ruth
Price, who will be an autumn bride,
Miss Dilma Arnold will entertain
with a bridge tea and shower at her
home on Friday afternoon, August
%.
Additional guests have been asked
for tea, when Mrs. Franklin Sly and
Mrs, James Esary. Jr, will preside
ever the service.
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Dance VIII Compliment
Miss TralqT

In compliment to Miss Jane Truax'
who recently returned from two
years at the Daicroze School OF
Eurythmics in Switzerland. MISS
Gertrude Eckhardt will entertain
with dancing party at the Tennis
club on Saturday evening, August
30. seventy-five guests have been In
vited.
Preceding the dance Miss Truax
viii entertain with a dinner Of four
teen covers at her home.
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3ridge Tea and
Linen ShOlCef

Miss Jean Fox Is arranging a
ridge tea and linen shower al her
ONE on saturday afternoon. Au.
alst g. Ia honor OF Miss Helen
soetE whose engagement 20 Mr..
Harry Byrnc. Jr- was announced
his week.
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Seattle Society
Edited by Lillian Keen LeBalister Telephone MA 10000
Assistant-Frances Oldham
Music-Louise Raymond Owens
nuitationS Issued for Large Reception;
Luncheon at Country Club to Honor
Miss Collins.

10 HONOR Mr.. and Mrs, Henry
| Marfeld Bolcom Uueile lcy.
AMI Mrs, Harry Bo'com viii be
home on Thursday. August 81.
ON 4 until O'Clock. az her home,
aiilanaale." the Highlands.
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to.MIIE sKYROCKET

NEW YORK.-A hkyrockct that
may ascend q distance Of 10 miles
viii be shot OF this summer by Dr..
Robert n. Goddard. well known sci.
enlist. who attracted wide attention
several years ago BY his scheme 20
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Dinner Hosts at Home

Mr.. and Mrs James Hamilton de
Teuye will entertain with a dinner
their apartment In Hamilton Arms
IN next Tuesday evening. In honor
" DR.. and Mrs. Frederick Bentley.
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Miss Collins Entertains
for Visitor

To compliment Mrs. G. sewall
Clark, Of Cedron, Pa. who is visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Auzias de
Turenne. Miss Catherine Collins en-
tertained with luncheon OF eight
covers at her home on Thursday
uftarnoon
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luncheon VIII Honor
2ride-Elect

Mrs. r. A strout will entertain
nth an informal luncheon on Satur.
ny Afternoon az her home al the
ountry club In honor OF Miss Elma
Rollins. whose marriage TO Or. Minor
arson Lille win be solcmniEed on
august -.
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Informal Dinner
at Home

Mr.. and Mrs. william Forrest
Goodfellow viii entertain with din
ner Of six covers AZ their home on
Thursday evening. August Il.
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fire d rocket 20 the moon. $4,000
miles away The rocket will be about
five feet nigh and six inches IN diae
meter. ne has announced.
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Clubs
CLUBS FOR SATURDAY

DRop.IN LUNCHEON
Alpha Chi omega sorority viii
have a drop-in luncheon at the Won
ems University club on Saturday. at
1 o'clock. with bridge later.
Reservations may be made by call.
ing Mrs. Hobart Cave. CA pitl.4335,
not later than Friday evening.
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Garden Tea

Mrs. Gladys Taylor and her sis
ter, Miss Hazel Landes will enter.
tain with an informal tea ut their
home on Tuesday afternoon, August
%. at 4 o'clock.
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one Of the most important indus
tries In Chile is boot and shoe max
ms.
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Cooling BY evaporation vas knowr
20 the people of Pompeii
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Personal

Mira JOHN Collins and Miss Cath.
crime Collins viii leave Monday for
Victoria. d. c.. TO spend ten days.
Mr.. and Mrn. Albert ~ Barnes. OF
Cambridge, Mass. who have been tho
guests Of their son and daughter.in.
law for a month. left today for Van.
couver. H. c.. TO attend tho horse
show. and VIII sail from there next
week on the Princess Louise for a
fortnight's trip TO Alaska.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Gall tsiay
spauldlngh Of Fort Bliss. Texas. arc
visiting Mrs. Calls brother and sis
ter.ln-iaw. Capt. and Mrs. George c.
spaulding.
Mr.. Tom Gibson returned wednes.
day from Europe. TO make a short
visit with his parents. Capt and
Mrs. James Gibson.
Mrs. George r. Thompson has
taken an apartment at Hudson
Arms.
DR.. and Mrs. J. l. Durand win
leave August IS for Quebec. and
Alfrnetta Hoffstader. U. y. c. enter,
tninment committee chairman. was
In charge.
FREMONT W. c. r. u.
Fremont w c. r. U. will hold It's
annual meeting on Tuesday. August
10. at D. m, In Asbury NJ. Il.
church. Department superintendents
are asked TO have written reports
Full attendance desired.
ANNUAL PICNIC
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Broth.
erhood OF Locomotive Engineers No.
312 will hold It's annual picnic in At.
lantlc park on Sunday. August II, at
IL O'Clock. Basket lunch. Coffee
viii be furnished by the auxiliary.
SEATTLE CIRCLE,
NO. $40
Mrs. Berthe Snow will entertain
members OF Seattle circle, No. $40,
at her summer home at Zenith. Sun.
day, August "a. Members planning
10 attend VIII meet in. room 2i0.
Mcdonald building. at 10 n m. Au.
tomobiles win transport the guests.
AUXILIARY TO RUTH SCHOOL
The Queen Anne Auxiliary to the
Ruth school building fund will have
picnic onfWednesday. August 90 at
woodland park. All members urged
to be present and bring their friends
and lunch baskets. Luncheon will be
at IL o'clock.
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The mosquito Is the only active
carrier Of malaria.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

ROBERT MORRIS
CHAPTER o. u. s.
Robert Morris chapter, No. 1o2, o.
u. s. will give their chapter picnic
at woodland park. Saturday. August
23. Members are asked to bring
their lunch baskets, plates and silver
and meet for o'clock dinner.
woMAN's CITY CLUB
The Woman's City club will keep
omen house next week in their club
rooms in the Terminal Sales building.
First and Virginia, for the wives Of
the Northwest merchants and their
friends who will be In town TO attend
the convention. Ten will be served
and there will be a musical program
The Woman's city club viii resume
ts weekly luncheons on the first
Thursday in September at Moves
cafeteria.
HOLD WATERMELON PARTY
The Union Bible club OF the Y. w.
q. a. held watermelon party on
the roof garden Of the association
building Thursday evening, August
IA. The party was given In honor
of Miss Ella Mae Carney director
OF religious education at the Y. w.
G. A.. who Is leaving soon to spend
her vacation In Los Angeles, Miss
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- Come Shopping N)ah cecd|e e

0 almost Nth the
The AND gre
all the
shopper