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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-19
Wedding SolenRized
at Home

one Of the interesting wedding 81
the autumn was that % Miss Agnes
Judkins. daughter % Mr.. and Mrs
Lafayette Judkins 20 Mr. William
Driver. son OF Mrs. George Driver.
which took place Wednesday even.
ing. September IL. Al eight o'clock
al the home Of the bride
The Rev. George r. Gunter q
Everett read the service before an
improvised altar in the drawing
room. which stood between white col
umns bearing great bouquets o.
opheiia roses. pink asters and ferns.
Elsewhere thru the house were has
ksts and iardinieres OF pink roses
and asterS
The bride, coming In with her n.
Their, was very charming in a gown
o. white frost crepe. siraigh; and
simple OF ine. without train and hav.
ing as us only trimming an ovcrdrcss
of princess lace. Her bouquet was a
shower of roses orchids. bouvaFdki
and lilies % the valley
49, sNA@A FAftrH Att " taAfaAtAsAAA
was in flame brocaded crepe. trimmed
with cream Venetian lace. the girdie
ornameuted with silver and she car
ried yellow roses and bachelor but
tons
Mrs. Judkius wore a gown OF blue
fiat crepe. heavily embroidered in ir-
hescent beads. Mrs. Driver was In
blue crepe. and brocaded chiffon
trimmed with real lace. AFR. Herbert
Fletcher was Mr.. Drivers best man.
Before the service, n trio. Miss Olga
DleCkhoff. piano. Miss Lulu Dleck-
hoff. voice: Miss Kate Bathurst. VIC.
in. played I Love You Truly" by
Carrie Jacobs Bond, and For You
None hy Henry T. Geehl.
AZ the reception later. Mrs. % W.
Chamberlains. Miss Fanny Pierce.
Mss Georgia Driver. Miss Mary
Bafth and Miss Mildred smith as
sisted
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. William Radford Of
Vancouver, b. c. Mrs. Ida Pioraon
Of Kansas Mr. and Mrs. d. G..
Brinckerhoff Of Portland and Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Horne Of Everett.
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WOmen's Clubs

DEPARTMENT ANNOUNCES
PROGRAM
The political science department OF
the Woman's Century club. In an.
nouncing It's program for the com.
ing year. states IL win deal with con.
gresaional and legislative measures,
county-city government. world court,
immigration. taxation. farmers prob
lens. law enforcement. etc.
This department meets on the
fourth Friday Of each month. in the
private dining room OF the Y. W. c.
a. cafeteria Mrs. Ida c. Hatcher is
chairman: Mrs. o. +. Biles, vice
chairman; Mrs. Louis Marks. secre-
tary treasurer.
The program follows.
September z5,-Ths political psrtieE
platforms. In charge OF program com
mittce
october sI-sationai and legislative
issues. Mrs Robert Enegrsn In charge
Of program.
November 2s.-f.aw enforcement. pro.
hibttlon. and narcotic evil. Mrs. George
/ .. schofioid 10 charge OF program.
/ January 73.-Fsdsrai and state tAIos,
Mrs. r r. Weeks in charge OF program.
February z7,--County and state taxes.
Mrs Henry fAHdes In charge OF program.
March 7T.--Trogram before the club.
| April z4-Election OF officers Topic
| 10 be selected.
May z2.-citizensidp. making. enforc-
| Ing and obsying laws. Miss Cynthia y.
Adams In charge Of program.
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Dinner Before
Wedding Rehearsal

Miss Helen Jordan win entertain
with a dinner % twelve covers al
Tho Wilsonian on Wednesday even
ms. October !. Ia compliment TO Miss
FLORENCE Packer and her fiance. Mr
Henry krusc. whose wedding will
take place October 2. AZ the Alpha
NJ sorority house
The dinner viii precedo tho, we'd
ding rehearsal and invitations arc
confined 10 members % the bridal
party.
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Service at Orthopedic
,Shops

Frink Park guild viii have charge
Of the Orthopedlc Lunch room. 2i&
Columbia ST.. on Tuesday. Mrs. r. O.
waldron will be hostess. assisted by
Mrs. $. y. Cochran. Mrs. G. r..
linden. Mrs. Beulah Rovig. Mrs O..
W. johnson. Mrs Max Harrison.
Mrs. z. J. Miner. Mrs J. NJ. Jacob.
sen, Mrs. J. r. King. Mrs c. L. Har-
rison. Miss Lulu Fuller. Miss Maud
Young. Miss Betty johnson. Miss
Florence Johnson. Miss Rita Martin.
Miss Helen Harrison and Miss
Marianne Hyland-
The Altrulstic club will be In
charge at the Thrift Shop. Saturday
morning and the Faculty Wives
club with Mrs. r. y. Stevens and
Mrs. Z. A. Start. on Saturday after
noon.
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Visitor WIZ BE


To compliment Mrs, Wnfred Har
r.sou. u New York. who. with Mr.
Harrison. Is visiting Ia town. Mm
Mary MeAnslani and Mrs, Robert
ID. McAusland will entertain AT
luncheon on "Wednesday OF next week
at the women's University club,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. 70. McAualand
arc spending a few days east OF the
mountains.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-19

MYSTERY DANCE
one o. O. novel nu dances and
entertainments viii be- tho mystery
dance and program given by the
Scottish Gaelic society. wednesday.
September 20. 90 the "A, o q "
hail. 1909 SIuIh ave.
The committee. consisting of Mu
II smith. Size. A. Macmillan and
MrH D. Guest promises many sur
puscH ana frtoiaI invitation b.
given ali British organizations
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The officers for the coming year
are HiHH Frances Auaa ron. pre-i-
dHf Mabel Tweed VICE president
Lureftl Hsriy. treasurer. Gladya
Cohen. secretary
Chairmru n committees Member
ship Mabel Tweed. welfare. Elizabeth
slurFerburr. social Mona Maddrsil.
publicity. Ellen Ieusham.
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RR1rrsH CLUE pANcEs

4 series or weekly dances under
the auspices Of the Britlsh.American
association, Clan Mckenzie. Cana.
dian club, CALIFORNIAN and ST. An.
drews society. will be given this
winter. as the leading social func.
ton Of these societies. Christen.
sens hall has been engaged. and
music win be furnished by Warren
Anderson's six.piece orchestra. These
social dances will be given every
Thursday night. starting October 2.
Quadrilles. Virginia reels. Circas-
Sian circles. will be featured. along
with the usual waltzes, fox trots.
etc, and most enjoyable evenings,
with good music, can be looked for.
ward TO.
a committee Of leading members
from each society has been APP
pointed 10 conduct these dances,
freely and cheerfulIy giving their
time with the object Of making
these evenings enjoyable for all.
a door charge Us made 10 cover
expenses. any surplus going into Tho
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Mr.. and Mrs George Baldwin
have removed 20 sos goth ave.
N. f.
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Celebrate Wedding
Anniversary

MI and Mrs n e Troloar. crle-
eratcd their forty fourth wedding an
nNersary on SUNDAY. September It.
az tho home o. their son-ln law and
daughter Air and Mrs. y 4. schep-
per. az lake nuricn
The occasion also recognized the
seth birthday Of Air Treloar
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Who Else Wants TO
Reduce the Safe Way?

You can quickly reduce 10 your
normal weight and slender figure
without drugs. exercise. massage or
diet. thanks 10 NeutroidH. the IN
nous prescription or DR.. u. l..
Graham. noted stomach specialist.
Neutroids countoract the yeast pro-
ducing alcohol in the stomach.
check the formation Of fat Mt it's
source and reduce surplus accumu-
lationH. Thousands OF people have
successfully used NeutroidA TO re-
gain normal weight and health.
Neutroids contain no thyroid extract
or habit forming drugs and may be
safely used by anyone for quick re-
suits. You can get Ncutrolds oh n
positive guarantee OF satisfaction or
money boclS at Bartell Drug stores
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Mrs. Lolp Hostess

In farewell 20 Mrs, John Kemmler.
who with her small daughter. Car
olyn. viii leave soon FOR California
20 spend the winter. Mrs lloyd
Low viii entertain with an Informal
bridge tea az her home on Thurs
day afternoon. September Is.
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IF YOU HAVE FURs

To be- romodeled, bring them 10 tho
Model 500 Peoples Bank Bldg
They are Offering a 20 per cent
discount this week on all fur work
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PLYMOUTH Gnus CLUB
SEATTLE TEMPLE 40 .
- Come Shopping 4)M ceciNe -

THERE time Of fascinating than the Autumn sea-
Nth is changing modes and the appy busy days for shopping
been grounded nth busting
girls and omeprepang college, the nters wor and for
The ners And for each there suitable NODES AT suitable
prices IN Seatics shOps-barge and small
Of thrifty turn Of mind (ond pha oomaH truly = not
hare this meek for before has turning
the old o HeU" been wide'y accepted!
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Sh0lcCr Tea 10 Honor
Miss Packer

Mrs Doris Rixsett viii entertain
with a shower and tea at her home
on saturday afternoon. September
81. from I unil s O'Clock. In honor
OF Miss Florence Packer. who will
be an October bride
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WHETHER IT'S CURVED OR STRAIGHT
ALL MAKES OF MACHINES

Your hemstitching Is only cents a yard at tn
tells 4ii Eitel Bldg.
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WILL HOLD FIRST ANNUAL
-MIggIONARY INGTITTTE

Tho Women's Federation Of Evan.
gelical Churches viii hold It's firal
annual missionary inatItute at Tho
Westminster Presbyterian church.
September %, ~ and %. The insti
tu,o rs Tor the purpose Of training
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CARD PARTY
tsy.D rrIIsED ~ /

American Legion Auxiliary to
Rainier Noble Post No. will give
card party Wednesday, October /,
from until o'clock at Elks'
temple. The proceeds will Argument
the Christmas cheer fund for the
disabled veterans at American lake.
Mrs Henry Smith Is chairman OF
the affair Bridge. whist md nah
jongg will be played
For reservations call BE acn-
056O.
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Surprise Dinner

In celebration % Mr.. a. r. Gran.
daiis birthday Mrs. Crandall enter
tanned with surprise dinner AZ her
home on Tuesday evening
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Birthddu Partu

In compliment 20 Miss Hannah
Carlson on her birthday. group Of
friends entertained with a supper Of
81 covers At her home. 1890 Belmont
ave. on Thursday evening
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funds Of these organizations for pub
lie welfare work.
In addition to all members. n
most cordial invitation Is extended
to Nil British people. and their
friends.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
BALLARD HIGH
SCHOOL p n 4


The Ballard High School Parent.
teachers association will hold It's
Ilrst meeting this year on Tuesday.
september %, at 2:3O o'clock in the
school building. This meeting will
DC ~ the nature OF a reception TO
we ", teachers and the now mothers.
IN, ne program viii be as follows:
welcoming addross ......-
r,.,. ....' 'Vsorgs l. DsvilblsH, principal
a. .pynNs ..+-4.s..Hfa " T.. Woodman
u u,,sl'snt Ballard Iflgh Bahooi PIT. 4.
Vocal solo H..ss'I
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The dance v1il be- preceded bg a
business meeting,
..
SEATTLE TEMPLE 80 3
Seattle Temple No. D. Fytbau
Sisters. has arranged "a series ~
hsnefI card parties az 1909 Ninth
ave shs frat VIII be held Monday
evening September o. with the
following h1strrssH in charge Mn
Margaret retrrugn. SIR Elizabeth
tombstone, Mr Bessie FIemmIuE,
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CARD PATTY PLANNED

Wallinsford chapter. No 2of, o.
- - viii give card party at
"ortonS cafeteria. 1919 Second ave,
saturday September 20, at s15 p.
m. Members and friends invited
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YouNGsTowN CLUB
TO DANCE

youngstown Improvement club
will give dance Saturday evening.
September 20. at the clubhouse.
2i,h ave. s. W. and Hudson st.
The public is invited.
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CLUBS FOR SATURDAY
BENEFIT PARTY

BENEFIT PARTY
a buneo party for the benefit Of
the candy booth OF Queen City Chap.
ter bazaar Will be held Saturday
evening. September 20. at 8 O'Clock.
az the home Of Mrs. c. y. w. Ray.
mond, z2ii Broadway y. All Eastern
Stars and friends invited.
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THE CHAR.BROILED STEAKS

Served in the downstairs restaurant OF Il
Building are simply delicious. and there
music from TO s each evening. TO which
wish No cover charge
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FRAU BENNETT

Does the most perfect mendng valuable tapest
her shop too dainty gift hints-pure linen CUES
stitched only she do it. very moderate
Seventh Ave.
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TIRED AND CRANKY? SORE FEET,
SMOOTH WATERS THAT RIPPLE AND VIII

10 be perfectly at must hare loot comfort
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Bridge Luncheon

Mrs. Walter ~ Richards viii be
hostess al a bridge luncheon AZ her
home on Thursday afternoon. Sep
TENDER IS.
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I'M REMINDED OF THE COOKERY

OF old-fashioned country women who keep chickens
gardens Of spinach and bects carrots and green cor
in at Wings Cafeteria. At 1909 First Ave
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TAKING DOWN YOUR AWNINGS?

Then call The CAMP LEWIS WIRELESS Tor hey
service who Will call
pack for the winter awniugsand YOU
when the sunshny days
make sleeping cory prices
reasonable. IS University ST. the bridge
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CLAssIc crLTIrRE c1.1fB

The Classic Culture club will meet
saturday. September 20. at 2
o'clock. at the Federation clubhouse.
Mrs Frank stadon win have charge
OF the program.
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oitv Of mystery Of spaces Of sors To really sec s.
bou must reach the top Of our highest toicer
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DAY AND EVENING COURSES

Popuarpueed four weeks designing
construction patterns explanatory
lecture. Y W. C. a Auditorium p Day
evening
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The number n bathing fatalities
ln fHs United States grows an
uuauy
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IF YOUR PHoNoGRAPH HAS BEEN

great deal Il viii need n general looking {
plies and expert repairing at 1916 westlake
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MYRTLE CHAPTER
CARD PARTY

Myrtle Chapter. No. 4s. o. z. s..
VIII have a card party Saturday
evening. September goth. NJ $40
O'Clock, at Wing's cafeteria. for the
benefit Of the bazaar to be held later
IN the season. Friends invited TO at
tend.
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Mrs r. c. Hughes will leave in
October for Europe. where she will
join her daughter. Mr. Marbury
somerville.
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CAROLINE HILL

with her wonderful knack making years appear
has again opened shop Will be glad
solved the problem
Mss Hin refine H. ccvcriy alter
Her shop Is s2s Peoples Bank Building
n Is such comfort those
did The past
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Mrr Catherine Macdonald ana MIa
Helen sgmera.
PLYMOUTH GuIH CLUB
Plymouth Girls club VIII meet 0a
Monday September g. M els. for
dinner The club meets regularly
every Monday night
The following classes opened laH'
Monday night Personality rInr
dramatic. drsFmakinF millinery
saHIuF. urt needIeuura Others OIL
open October Gun
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Personal

Mrs Morgan Hall McClrmcnt
louise Yandeln Of New York city.
and baby son. have arrived IN town
and are guests AZ the Hotel sorren-
TO- Sir. McClement will joln them In
few days and after a shor; visit
here they will leave for their homr.
Princess Tarahata Kiram. from
the Isle Of Jolo. who has been the
guest Of Mr and Mrs Harry A. Law
renee Tor 10 days. sailed Wednesday
on the President jefferson Tor Ma
Mia
Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton C. Rolf
left Monday BY motor fof ccarhari
and Pendicton, Ore. TO b. away v
week
Mrs. David Edward skinner and
Mrs. stephen Gibbs arc expected
home today from a trip 10 California
Lieut. and Mrs John Dingwcg
Anne Croulcyi Of New London.
Conn. are receiving congratulations
upon the birth Of daughter
Beatrice Margaret. on September 5.
Mrs. Edward y. Balllnzer left
Tuesday for Psndlcton. ore 10 be
gone a week.
Miss Jean Fay wiu leave next
Monday for New York to attend
Miss spenes's school
Mrs. r. c Hughes viii leave in
October for Europe. where she will
join her daughter. Mrs. Marbury
someryille
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r coDs,an.
tine returned last week from n three
months trip abroad
Mr. and Mrs. George Baldwin
have removed TO 5Ois goth ave.
IN. Il.
Miss Ruin nun OF Mlhue0pplEs
viii arrive next week TO visit Miss
Virginia Merrill.
Alr. and Mrs. Frank Dabney left
Monday on a months trip East
Mrs. Lyle stavcr Vincent will leave
shortly for New York on a three
weeks trip. She will be Joined there
by her parents. Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Meyer Of Oklahoma City.
Mrs. Donald Barnes and children
will leave next Thursday for Boston
10 Join Mr.. Barnes and make their
home. Mrs. Frances w. Brooks. Mrs.
Barnes mother. will accompany them
East.
Mrs. Ethan r Stewart returned
last Saturday from the East where
she went last juno TO attend the
graduation Of her daughter. Miss
Isabel Stewart. from Johns Hopkins
university.
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Miss Alice Uddcnbsrg will leave
about October for the East. TO bo
gone two months.
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THE NEW FRENCH PAPER CURLING

with the shtnge bob
that other cus lack The hair i always lust
the Vogue Ia Rose shop Instruction
Third Ave Ell
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New cabinet models portable electric, and rebuilt.
Singers Sewing Machine shop at 1894 First Ave
There is grouse for not making ones otcn olot
machines be bought so cheap
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BLUE MONDAY
THE MOST BLIssFULLY COMFOR1

I've worn are Lindrens Archfitters. Not clums
but smart footwear made with special hug at tn
sold at i207 Fourth Ave.
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Mrs. Ethan p Stewart returned
last Saturday from the East where
she went last June TO attend the
graduation Of her daughter. Miss
Isabel Stewart. from Johns Hopkins
university.
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An ME HOLLYWOOD SHOE

] saw the Hmartrst now Mandarin focA Tor only 81.
they have o. special az that price every week n
and coats are reasonably priced too 1891 Westlake
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ESPRIT D,AMOuR PRODUCTS

Are scientifically moment In every respect u sou use
them certain
bsnnlnr to the end or the regardless
1o7 Denny Building
50 HcoHsstcHt % Their al toilet articles
po'cdcr rouge
iHdirduaI fvpe feature complexion
&
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If YOUR HAIR Is SINGLED

You more than fortunate. for the Vogue
permanent wave for $40 to those with
1905 Third Ave. Ell iot-llG4
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MISS COLEMAN HAS MOVED

this week the new Kid Boots sweater, and
wool slip-oyer models BE sure TO call anc
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1T is NOT TOO LATE

BatnE n drcssmaldng Y "
G. A. II time than % Tor
family u one makes business
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A WISE MOTHER TAKES

Her daughter TO Esther Baum for Il
(moles or hairs) that girls so abhor
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MS uondcrful soUiug for The Girl tcho icorks
small SumSi
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WONDERFUL. RADIANT EYES!

Or and Mrs EdmundB understand all
tho beauty with perfectly glasses appropriate
muscular exercises they will help wonderfully Pater
Balcony.
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Mrs. Donald Barnes and children
will leave next Thursday for Boston
TO join Mr. Barnes and make their
home. Mrs. Frances w. Brooks. Mrs.
Barnes mother. will accompany them
East.
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ANOTHER WONDERFUL TEACHER

school Berthe pnncy Dow direct from ye years
teaching The pacoze institute Or Euythmics of Geneva
splendid classes She
only diploma teacher this the Emitted States
u Gc1tiCs talented youth
need not 90 last abroad 10 study daHeiHg
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A 500 COAT FOR S35

Ultra smart fur trimmed absolutely like
the Of bargains thrifty
finding day Betty Fnrrs Wirthmoc Upstairs
Dcrmott Bldg, Fourth a
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Mrs. Lyle stavcr Vincent will leave
shortly for New York on three
weeks trip. She will be Joined there
by her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Meyer Of Oklahoma City.
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Alr. and Mrs Frank Dabnoy lef
Monday on months trip East
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If YOU'VE TROUBLE KEEPING YOUR Hal
AUTUMN MEANS PARTIES

And suitable costumes You viii find them always
iindo Costume shop. which has moved 90 1894 Eigl
lake car
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No party has ihc charm 81 the ifeH-b
70 b. formal or tHformdi
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If IT'S CHINA YOU WANT
AT THE BUBBLE
WORN AND FADED PHOTOGRAPHS

Are restored at The Muehlenbeck Portrait Studio,
original portraits that look fiat and unintercs
the most beautiful pictures made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-19

Make the Blue Bird Lake Washington perfect
may charter this ship. Ell iot-sssO
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YOU CAN ADD NEW CHARM

thing chair table pant peestp
500
The dining tables a,oay hinge
their polished tops.
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Mr.. and Mrs Charles r CoDstan.
tine returned last week from a three
months trip abroad.
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Miss Ruth HUI. OF Minneapolis
win arrive next week 10 visit Alis'
Virginia Merrill
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THAT FADED COAT

Is really so good-and yet II can't
Pantorium, where expert workman
OF H. They do cleaning. too. at res
your whole wardrobe this autumn
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AT THE NIFTY BEAUTY SHOP

You set The most wonderful marcel and bob Gu
wave, Il you come back within three days. Mar
name TO mention when you phone for your appc
77i6-the Holland Bldg
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Why tocar your eyes OUT orer dark SriciHg irh
smart frocks aud hats for rrcr 50 itHcg