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had been visiting her father, d. n
Lynxwiler, for few days MISSES
Della Parker and Leila Robertson ac-
cOmpanied him.
win Condra and family were Visltins
relatives at this place Sunday
We note with pleasure the prepar-
ations that are being made to make tnis
wears County Fair the hest one yet
We think this is n grand undertaking
in the right direction for the upDullu-
of our county. Every feature OF Ine
fair has its merits but we like the rural
school really best as we can remember
back when the annual fair was a school
fair alone. How fond are our memor-
les of the days gone by when our niue
country school carried away several OF
the main prizes, and how happy IL
made ms feel as we carried the glad
news out home of our successes, when
spurred us on to greater efforts along
this line and made us feel that the llttle
school was place to be proud OF atter
ALL
We understand that Joe Wilson sold
his Ford car to Mr.. Hambrick near
Maynard last week.
Claud Murphy of High Point had
business at this place one day last
week.
In counting our riches, and blessings
do we ever stop to consider or pay
respects to our mother. With all due
respects to our fathers-a kim and
thoughtful father is noble blessing
to any child-but just now we speak
of our mothers. Where in this wide
world can we find friend so kind, so
dear and thoughtful as our mothcrY
We may go to the far side of the earth,
gain great honOrs or go down into the
depths of sin and shame, stiu she 10
one friend who never fails us.
who is so proud of our accomplish
ments, thoughtful of our welfare, or as
sad at our downfall as she?
Who is so faithful in sickness or
health, whose hand can sOOthe our
fevered brow or comfort our sOrrowing
heart as can our own dear mother?
In view of all of this shouldn't we re
more thoughtful toward her as we 90
along? We can do much to smooth ler
pathway and tighten her burdens. And
who does not admire the boy or girl
who is ever kind and thoughtful to-
ward her?
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-08-27
BRAKEBILL

Cotton has begun to open some in
this section.
Uncle J. ID. POynor and wife of May
nard visited their daughter, Mrs. Joe
Wilson and family at this place sun
day.
Sam Merry and wife of Dietrich, ILL.,,
visited the formers mother, Aunt Josie
Green, at this place last week. They
started for home Saturday afternoon.
Melvin Wright and family and his
father, J. l.. Wright, and wife visited
relatives at this place the past week.
Geo. Bridges and wife and II. r.
Tucker and family visited relatives
over ON the west side Sunday.
II. B. McClintock and wife from over
in the edge of Missouri spent Satur-
day night and Sunday at the home Of
IObn Palmer.
Clarence and Acel Dalton drove
down near Reyno Saturday evening to
visit special friends and relatives
Oscar Shaver. Geo. McCamey and
Fayette Pratt, young gents of Ingram,
attended singing at this place Satur-
day night.
Ciaud Wright and family of near
Ponder. j. l.. Wright and wife, NJ. X.
Wright and family and Ben Palmer
and family spent Sunday at the home
Of F. NJ. Wright.
Harold Green spent Saturday night
with the Buhler boys
Quite crowd was out at Sunday
school Sunday. several more than have
been i'm regular attendance. Glad to
see so many out and invite you to come
again.
Il. +. Dalton and family and Dan
Griggs and family attended the grave
yard cleaning at the Dalton cemetery
over the line in Missouri Saturday.
We are sorry to hear Of the death
OF Grandma ROberton of pOniphan.
She was the mother of Our good
friends. Thomas Robertson OF ReynO
and VIM. II. Robertson of Doniphan.
She passed away at the home OF the
latter at Doniphan and was laid to
rest at Johnston's Chapel cemetery
Just north of this place Sunday after
noon.
I: Greeley Cook Of Reyno came mp last
Monday morning after his wife, who
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-08-27
ARE YOU ALL RUN DOWN?
Many POcahOntas Folks Have Felt
That Way.

Feel all out of sorts?
Tired, achy, blue, irritable?
Back lame and stiff?
1t may be the story of weak kid
neys!
OF Octic poisOns circulating about
Upsetting blood and nerves.
There's a way to feel right again.
Help your weakened kidneys with
Doan's Pills-a stimulant diuretic.
DOan's are recommended by many
POcahOntas people:
A. A. Sage. contractor, 81 School
ST., says: "A cold settling in my kid
neys left them i'm bad shape. dull
pain across my kidneys just about put
me under. When | bent over, sharp
pain darted through my back and L
could hardly straighten. l was tired
and all i'm. My kidneys were weak and
acted irregularly. Doan's Pills rid me
of the lame back and put my kidneys
in normal condition"
60c. at all dealers. Milburn
Co.. Mfrs, Buffalo, ~ Y.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-08-27
IaEYNO

Miss Jennie Jones, our efficient pri-
mary teacher and Mr. Evans Bennett
of POcahontas were united in marriage
Wednesday of last week at the Metho-
dist church in Biggers. Rev. Cooper
cfliciated.
Mrs. T. J. Buck and Mrs. S. S. Green
and daughter, Sammye, attended the
reunion at Mammoth Spring last week.
message from Mrs Ruth Mcleod
and SON, George, who are spending
their vacation in Tennessee and
Georgia say they are having an cLjOy-
able time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Jones and chill
dren of Vicksburg, Miss, who have
been visiting friends and relatives for
the past week here. returned hcme
Tuesday.
Several of our girls are working in
the canning factory at Biggers.
Miss Geraldine Reynolds, Eva Holt
and Mildred Cox have entered school
at Maynard
Roy and Lee GlascO, who have been
employed in st. Louis, have returned
home.
1t is reported that our agent, Levi
Mandrell, will he transferred to
Neeleys, Mo-. real soon.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-08-27
Revival Continues At Biggers

Biggers, Aug. pa soul stirring
revival is still under way at this place
Overlooking crowds are Hooking 10
gether from time to time TO hear Re
vivalist A. II. POrterfield deliver some
of his excellent sermons. Several have
already obeyed the gospel under his
preaching and many more are expect
ed. A wonderful influence is being
wrought for good. Meeting is expect
ed to continue over Sunday. The Bir-
dell Quartet is to sing for us Sunday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-08-27
NEW CHAPEL

Rev. Patterson filled his appoint
ment at this place Saturday night and
Sunday.
Dewey Graham of Biggers visited
special friends here Sunday.
Mrs. Eathel Conery and father, j..
NJ. Hawkins, went to Walnut Ridge
on business Saturday.
John Tyler and children and Mrs.
Bob Tyler, Wilton Graham and Ed
ward Bates took Sunday dinner with
Edd Thompson and family.
Bill Pearce and family returned
home Sunday after few days visit
near Imboden.
Rev. Willie Tyler and wife. Curtis
Tyler and wife of Valley Chapel, and
Dewey Graham of Biggers took Sun
day dinner with Tom Hulvey and-fam-
lily.
A revival meeting began at Water
Valley Monday night.
Mrs. Jack Hulvey is reported better
at this writing.
Bill Haas and wife of Water Valley
attended church at this place Sunday.
Mrs. Ida Blair is visiting Mrs. u. +.
Kirk.
Thurman BY and wife visited Ms.
Bly's parents Saturday night and Sun
day.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-08-27
MILL CREEK

A large crowd attended the county
union here Monday The school rem
dered a very interesting program. We
also had some good speakers, dinner
on the ground and everybody reported
a nice time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Sbriyer are reiOic-
ing over fine boy who arrived Thurs
day.
We are sorry to hear Lewis Rice
and family are selling out and Will
leave soon for Oklahoma where they
will make their future home
We are still very badly in neel Of
rain.
Mrs. Mollie A. Short and daughter,
Georgia, Of Conway, and $. |. ID. Smith
Of Flat River, Mo-, have been visiting
W. o. Grissom and family this week.
Burel Rogers and Gladys Moore
visited at the home of viii S. White
Sunday.
Fred Newberry and Bette Anderson
were seen in this locality Sunday.
Neomar Miller visited her parents
Friday night.
viii Million and family visited Rob
Pursefield Sunday.
Johnnie Parks was seen on our high
way this week
James Grlssom win move soon aud
w. A. Miller will begin the erection of
n new residence.
w. s. Dixon and wife visited their
sons, Roy and Lehman, near Attica
Sunday.
A number of relatives visited Amos
b. Grissom Sunday. A good dinner
was served and the day was spent in
singing and talking. Those present
were, S. l. ID. Smith of Flat River,
Mo-, Mr.. and Mrs. Jeff Shcniwcll, Mrs.
Mollie Short and daughter of Conway,
w. o. Grissom and family, J. Girls
som and family, w. A. Miller and fam
lily.
Harry Mcdonald made aying trip
to Pitman Sunday night.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-08-27
Program And Pie Supper

There will be program and pie
supper at Valley Chapel school house
on Saturday night, Sept. 5th. the pro-
ceeds of which will go to buy supplies
for the school. We hope to have the
cooperation of everybody in helping
us to make this as successful as l,ossi.
Bile. Mrs. j. G. Cau H.,
3-1tp Teacher.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-08-27

j. NJ. Duncan and family of Lynn
were the victims of an automobile
accident Sunday morning near New
riding overturned. One of the chill
dren received a broken arm and anOth-
er a huge cash on the head Mr.. and
Mrs. Duncan were slightly bruised.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-08-27
READY FOR GINNING

We are now ready to take care of
this seasons cotton. We have our gin
up in first-class running order and are
ready for business. Win buy or gin
your cotton. viii pay all the market
will allow, or will gin at customary
rates. We thank you for your past
patronage and kindly licit a con-
tinuanee of the same.
Farmers Gin Co.
.3-tf. BY ]. II. Stery, Manager.
e,n,. =, ,xr,,, .rD w AVN Ano nav
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-08-27
Cotton Pickers Wanted

have fifty acres of good cotton and
will want pickers by the first of Sep
tember. Have two good houses on the
place. win pay customary price for
picking. See or write James Shivley,
holland, Ark. 3-2tp
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-08-27
TWO FoRDs FOR SALE

have two Fard cars, 1924 models,
i'm good condition. which | offer cheap
for cash or bankable note. c. ]. Pace,
at PAGES Cash store. Bit.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-08-27
BROWNIE

Peas are looking good since thn re-
rent rains.
Several from here attended services
at the Nj. II. church at Peach Orchard
last Sunday night
Miss Vera Kerley spent Sunday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Brown
The Gregory Bros, Delco men Of
Jonesboro, were here few days ago
looking after their DelcO product in
terests in this part of Clay county
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Merriwcathrr nnd
family of CorLinS s,rnt SUNDAY at the
home of Mrs. Meiriweather's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James vester.
Clarence Be"lett and family Of
Sloan Springs and Raymond Bennett
and family If ltar Mariana are
spending their vacation with their par
ents, Mr.. and Alrs 4. II. Bennctt, a,d
family.
Mr.. and Mrs Mac Biggt aud
daughter, Ed'-a Simington ah1 baby
with Miss Dora Abanathy, all Of Poca-
h0ntas, were Sunday guests OF l.. j..
Abanathy and family.
Milton Albright left Sunda.y ior
Maynard where ne will enter on his
fourth year at the Baptist Acadclay
Milton Is an exceptionally bright young
man and We predic- for him a success
full future.
Miss Velmn Albright, who had beI
t0hsils and aden ids removed FIRST of
last week, is still suffering frCrl the
effects Of the operation.
Mrs. Tom Summers spent Tuesday
of last week visiting her son, Gene
Bass, and family
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Davis, vita their
daughter, Miss Edith Cantwell, and lit
tie son, Robert, spent Sunday last near
Rector visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed M0ndy AMI little
daughter of near Pocahontas ard Ear
nest Mondy and family of Illinois were
week end guests of their sister, Mrs.
Dona Goings, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ID. Kerley spent
Sunday in Peach Orchard with their
daughter, Mrs. Macy Thompson, AMI
family. Mrs. Thompson has been quite
sick for several days, but they report
her much improved at present writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett and daughter,
Mrs. Mays and husband, Mr.. and Mrs
Baker, Mrs. Edrington and son, Willie,
all of POcahontas, were Sunday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Bennett and
family
The Ladies Aid met at the church
on last Tuesday afternoon. A good
of the energetic ladies were
present and much work was accom-
plished. Refreshments were served
and the afternoon protitably and pleas
antly spent This auxiliary to the
Baptist church here has been untiring
in its efforts to fulfill all its missions.
The rite of baptism was administer !
ed to ten candidates from the Baptist
church in Black river on Thursday |
afternoon of last week. The ceremony
was very impressive and each candi-
date seemed to realize the sacredness
of the occasion and to be prepared TO
walk in newness of life"
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-08-27

For Sale-5-room bungalow, with
bath. exceptionally well located. Ideal
small home. Also complete household
furnishings Mrs. Chas. X. Jones.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-08-27

Farmers Short Course at Pocahon-
tas, Ark, Aug. 81, Sept. and . Come
and bring your neighbor.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-08-27

STAR HERALD WANT ADS PAY
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-08-27

Farmers Short Course at POcahOn-
tas, Ark, Aug. 81, Sept. and 2. Come
and bring your neighbOr.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-08-27

Colds Cause Grip and Influenza
LAXATIVE BRoMo oUTNNE Tablets remove
the cause. There is only one "Bromo Quinine. :"
z. W. GROVES signature on box Soc.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-08-27

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-05
Music
Frederic Dixon to
Give Concert Here

Frederic Dixon American pianist.
who is on "a coast 90 C1ast tour wiIl
he presented in concert bs the WON
ems Association ~ the First Chris
tmu church on Friday evening Feb
uary Oh. at Tho church
Nh Dixon will ur iu 20 rlry Cor
frW days nest week Ha rHr guest
ur hts brother Iu-Hw and sister tlr
Row Iu-sIl = THapp and Sins
ThmI}1
Tho proceeds % the concert wli0
augment the building fund OF tHr
church. Mr Dixon generously con
tubutuE bls srry.,eH Tor the good
Of the cause
Mr Dixon gave "a recital FOO Seattle
hst spring fur tHs benefit ~ 600
WomBuH Cuuufrt ,uH hWIatua
fund. at which time De scored ON
uumatakaHlr personal triumph Hla
commanded the admiration of mr
audience with his astonishing tech
.uichi proficiency purity ~ tone and
poetic insight
Mrs Thwpp. soprano. wlll appeal
on the program with her brother Do
Ia group Of sunEs, accompanied bl
I Mrs. Floyd Olrs at the piano AN,
| NJ Kari Horn, NiolInisi
Mrs. T.. N. Carney president al
the society assisted hy Mrs Tbmpl
aud Mrs. Andrew Price. is in ohurE'
I u the recital
NJ. Dixon viii play in Boiling
ham next week ON February 10
|al the State Normal school and or
the llth boforo the Womun'7 club
Tickets for the Seattle concert m5j
be obtained a. the church office.
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lsifrcst Keen OUer
VsRt Dinner

v,,. than siN hundred rvservat
-. lave been made for the Mari
4, r.saing al The women's Uni.
rv club Friday. when the au-
~ .,unf dinner Is scheduled
~ r =. Jarvis Is in charge
,rlsrkailou for the personall,
,,ue,ea tour OF the world on the
President White, Miss Fran.
rs,.lv wlt act as stewardcss
q, voyage and win have as hei
..,.,nt Mrs. Gerald Waechter.
n. abba boys will be members %
4. ia committee Included are
NJ. John Ben Bracc. Mrs. Ira
"a curry. Mrs. Wiley HsmphIll.
~ n Iund. Mrs, Henry \.
s-,s Ms f. =. stevens, Miss
n.ai caskin and Miss Margaret
W. Ira y. Gates. Mrs Arnold
usn. IT. Mrs w W Barr.
y, Maator. Mrs Harold v
~, Mrs. Lambert A. Stewart
- Mss kathryn Hopp viii have
,si.s q the ship properties and
y sscorauons,
q, the arrival o. the ship IN
Faaes Mrs Homer Leroy Eicher
81 Asr music committee viii stage
uus<ai revu, ln Paris. The per-
sal q the committee includes
~, samuel Barnes. Mrs Virgil
s,usosk. Mrs. Charles z. Jones.
~ Russell j McCurdy Mrs WI.
- o Mckay. Mrs Victor Zed.
IA NJ Elizabeth Y. Miller. Mrs.
ls,,l Nelson. Mrs. r. n Osborne.
~ A. r. Stcwurt. Miss Hazel
vl.sh,er Miss Carrie y l,nFer
I'd Mss Ruth Bardshar.
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Frye Art Gallery
Setting for Tea

Mrs \ S. kerry and Mrs Harry
D. osiandcr viii preside az the
urns, assisted D., Mrs D. q pous
las, Mrs. OTIS F1oyd lamson am,
Mrs George r. Myers Jt tne Music
anA Ace Foundation Fuud t==t. tfr
taY afternoon at the Charles IT.
FRYE arJ gallery
The prosum n ouargr % Mrs
taugdon e. Henry wil include am
interesting discussion 81 the pie
lures hy ST. Flsc and group OF
songs by George Nelson.
The officers OF the Music and
ATT foundation fund are Mrs. a
: Kerry president Mrs Edgar
Nmrs, Mrs Grorsc r. Myers and
Mrs, Ostmndtr vice presidents.
Mrs. Frank A. Nan Tuyl secretar,
Mrs r. \. Dunlap. recording sec.
rrarys Mrs e. y stimson. treas.
urcr. Mrs a. N. stNkcr CORES
pondinE secretary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-05

Ordinary shampaos make blonde hair
darker by removing much ~ me nes-'r
nrJ ole Very often blond haired people
tHinH that their hair is changing color
shsn De is only the shamp9" thaa l. 81
fault
30 matter how faded or aull your hair
may he. even N il has become much
darker tho remarkable new swedish
tIrEuAIn Shampoo - HLONpEN-Niii
rsstafs it quickly 60 ~ original golden
beauty Just one shampoo will amars
you. me hair becomes several shades
nrhtsf. rufnsr more beautiful with
zach shampoo
Why zee ordinary shampoos for your
bMfF Blondes should uss only ihls spss
riaI iiEhtrhHir shampoo aud see ho1
mftsh prettisr tie hair bs-8msz. 80 H.
absolutely harmless contains no iniurs
taas chemicals and f. not a dye. IiizhIy
recommended fJr children, Costs only a
Wtis Coz d large sized package that VIII
lat long time Your dealer vii
promptly rstuud the pureHasa price n
gou aus not delighted aitb results.
uloSpEN is f0r sais % IN good drug
srB department staToa. such 90 Hartsii
urua CO., sNiu rruE Co, HoH Nnrrhr
roiIrt Guads psptN The Rhodes CO.
,raurt Goods psrTI. Fraser. Patrrsou
Go. yTaiivt Goods Dept
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Orthopedic Lunch
Room List

Mrs Harry Austin Will DC hostess
for Mount Baker guild Friday al the
Orthopedic lunch room. .lt Colum-
hia -.
The assistants viii be Mrs j.
Helenthal. Mrs ". G.. Mctaren. Mrs
George tombstone. Mrs. Calvin Hall
Mrs. n \. Sweet. Mrs G.. =. Har-
graves Mrs. W p. Gipplc. Mrs. W
= Vorwlck. Mr.. Bceuwkes. Mrs
4. r Schneider. Mrs J. n. Baird
Mrs. T. NJ Gamble. Mrs J. d. Lutz,
Mira W. $. strothoff. Mrs II. r
Williams. Mrs ] r. Mcclure and
Mrs. ~ II. Washington.
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Personals

Mss W. u Martin viii leave Mon
day by motor Tor Los Angeles, 10
be gone until after Easter
Nc ~ Wolfe Emory returned
"Wednesday evening from a short
trip 90 Olympia
MIR and Mrs Manson = baekus
len last SUNDAY on trip 20 Cali
fornin
Miss Cymbra Daniels will leave
tonight Tor Portland where she vii
spend the Weekend.
Niza Peggy Ault Miss Virginia
Woodruff. Miss Frances Clare Furry
will accompany Miss Emma Pratt
home from Annie Wright seminary
Friday 10 spend the Weekend with
her parents, Mr and Mrs @ r NJ
Pnrit
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
PATRoNEssEs NAMED FOR
WELFARE PARTY

PATRoNEssEs NAMED FOR
WELFARE PARTY
Patronesscs for tho NAH iougg and
bridge tea 10 be given February II
hy the vocational scholarship com.
mIttcs or the Educational Center
Council 81 Jewish Women, In the
Spanish ballroom at The olympic,
Includes Mechanics NJ \, bernstein,
Emile Marx Leo Schwabacher. otto
Guihman. Albert Schubseh. Samuel
ustrow. Herbert sehoenfeld. samuel
stern. Frederick Fisher A. Diukel
splei. Samuel Stone. Charles liorh.
berg. Julius Shafcr. Seltzick Emily
d, 5s.. Luuis riechnsr. John II.
Holmes and Julius Lang
The committee member planning
the affair include Mrs Leo schwa.
bachrr. chainmpn; Mu Louis u
Plcchner. Mrs otto Guthmsn. Mr.
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Orthopedic Hospital to
Hold Annual Meeting

The annual meeting Of the Chill
dreu's OrthoHedic Hospital associq
ton Will bs held Friday morning al
10 o'clock. 40 Frederick s Nelson
auditorium
Mrs George T. Myers, president
OF the association. aud Mrs John u
Roberts, treasurer. will give thcii
yearly reports, as wvll as the chair
men % the various guilds turnout
the city. Any person Interested ir
the work Of the hospital Is invited
TO attend this meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-05
Series of Lectures
announced

Ths Junior league announces
MS o, seizures on ''Parliameniary
au- by Professor Leslie j. Aver.
TIE University Of Washington.
Tssy win take place wednesday
asuoons at J o'clock az the home
Z Mss Catherine Collins The
rsninz lecture Of the series was
rgsa yesterday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-05
Luncheon for
Mrs. Brooks

Mrs. william Bcdc entertained AZ
luncheon on Thursday January 20
tn honor % Mrs w. T. Brooks OF
Kansas city. Covers were placed FOR
ten intimate friends Of tho honor
guest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-05
Irs Clark Plans Tea for February II; Mr.
aud Mrs. Haller Hosts at FdrelUeil Tea

ms ARCHBALp 90 CLARK -
I ..,..rng invitations 90 a tea
- ne on THURSDAY afternoon,
- h. from until O'Clock.
- A. Mrs Nlfrrd WooIrfy and
-.-,s.th Folsom whose mar
q NJ la0fgasN why VIZ
I. = ..,.srsisd on April lA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-05

Hurry Mother. \ teaspoonful OF
california Fig syrup" now viii
swee,eu the stomach and thoroughly
clean the little bowels and In few
hours you have a we'll. playful child
again. Even II cross fevcrish. bill
ious. constipated or fun Of cold. chill.
dren love the pleasant taste of this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-05
Announce Daughters
Mnrrinne

Alr. and Mrs J. ". Pyncheon an.
nouuce the marriage OF their daugh.
ter. Irene, 10 Mr.. Charles &. Murphy.
son Of Mr. and Mrs Charles Murphy
Of Juanita. Monday. February ,. AFR.
and Mrs Murphy viii bo At home az
.Tt9 tgth ave <, W
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-05
IA Planned for
S,,gSag Afternoon

- Mrs Theodore Newell.
n,ye sent out cards Tor q
~ 49, "a al their home on sun
'e,rnson. February = nom
"a e'eloeA -s.,.-,, o..-r,
r,.ssriek Rausman and Mime
- Brenna will assist
.nd Airs Hsller will leave
80 IS Tor New York aud vii
"a t-cm there on ne se,h Tor ,ns
.'.r-,pran and extended travel
,rit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-05
Luncheon for
Miss Dibble

Complimcuting Miss Alice pibble,
u Berkeley. who Is the guest of her
I sister. Mrs Robert Graham Mrs..
. Walter A. Moore entertained al
luncheon Wednesday afternoon az
the University club
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COLUMBIA W. C. T. 4,
Columbia W. C. r 4. vii meet
AZ the home OF Mrs Mario kren..
ssi Bellevue ave ~ Friday. Feb
rnary s. az 2 p. m
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Nn. Kerry Honor Guest

Nrx Alexander Baiilie viii enter
an At dinner at her home Saiur-
~ evening in honor ~ Mrs. \. 5.
0fry. The same evening Mr.
ssfry vii be honored az a banquet
eeasored By Mr. !. ~ LOwmau
ns III. E r. Blaine al The olym-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-05

Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Hawlcy who
arc spending several months BOO
California. are expected home about
April /.
Mrs John Harrington Edwards
left SUNDAY for California, TO be
gone two months.
Mrs r A. McLrnu0n ~ Nancou
ser. n c. Who In VISITING friends
in town. VIII remain until The mid
die OF next week.
Mr. aud MB Il. -. Merrill and
Miss Virginia Merrill will sail sat
urday from New York ON Tho
Conts Eossa for the Mediterranean
cruise
Mr. william lyman will return
the last Of the week from ID tow
days visit Ia Vancouver II g