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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16
Personal

Sir and Mrs. Niles Trammsl u
San FrancIrao arc expected 10 arrive
to town Sunday and VIII be guests
At The olympic Tor a week
Mr Robert Graham viii leave This
evening Tor Spokane on q fortnighrs
visit
Mr and Mrs. a =. Henderson Of
Boston, are In town for short
time at The Wiisonian
Mib1 Emily JenusIle ls spending q
few days IN Br"msrton as the houfc
guest Of the Misses poro,hea ana
Lillian Richards.
Mr Paul Morgan Guaiin. who re-.
Gently returned from two years
travel abroad. viii be a. HON, 10 his
/ friends Thursday and Saturday after.
moons and evenings during the month
OF October
/ Nc ana Mrs. Fred sartors eliza.
beth BcddOwl have returned from a
| trip East
Mrs William Michael O'shea re-.
turned Wednesday from a ak weeks
wait IN san Francisco.
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- Come Shopping 6OHh cecNe -

rT1HE rorid is so trM Of number Of things,
so the poet sang, and though hare an m
HCr conviction that he lcaS not thinking Of 1926
fashions, the tCord is so ftN of fashions hts FdH,
that am sure nee should all be as happy as the
poets kings"
Makes little difference this season Ichethcr one
is lean or plump for tce'ue nearly every type Of
frock fproduccd IN the last several years. to choose
from. The dainty miss rho is Inclined TO be fiWty
need no longer conceal her natural bent, for the
feminine trock for afternoon and epeniHg leads
The procession, but she who has pdded tglcaHted
pobHIds may still be smart ~ her trock, her coat,
or ensemble irith the Straghtest Of straight lines.
The coat miiudy lciH uear this FaH and Winter
may be flurcd or Il may be straight sports model
but Il must be ftr trimmed-and for The icoman
rcho iores stdt-there's the honest-to-goodnest
t,co-piece suit back, bloWSes and all!
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Seattle Society
Edited ~ Lillian Keen LeBsser. Telephone MA in-O6OO
AsSistant-Laura Emory
HlSS Kennedy WedS Samuel Neterer in West
Seattle Church; Hosts at Supper Tonight

u ST. Johns church in West Scat
L ulc, the marriage of Miss Doc
>cnurd. daughter OF Mrs james
Leonard kennedy. 20 Mr., Samuel ,
Nsterrr son Of Judgr aud Mrs, lere
mish NCtcrrr was solcmnized last
evening az $50 o'clock by the Rev
Maurice J Byvatcr
The little church was filled with
flowers In tho brilliant autumn
shades-asters. chrysauthemums and
Einnias. Tail aisle standards held
clusters or the lovely blossoms and
lighted white tapers. while wall
baskets of the flowers against vine
maple background frightened tho
|, side walls 10 the little cdifice. Baskets
H. ohrysanthcmum- ana tall cathed.
al candles were az the altar aud
maple vine and bouquets 81 astcr,,
chrysanthcmums and Einnias banked
tho chancel
Before the service, Mrs, II a, See,
berger sang God Touched the Rose
and wedding Song by Mary Ross,
During tho ceremony tho organls'
played II Love You Truly Mem
delssohu's Wedding March was used
both FOR the professional and the re-
cessional
The bride. who was given in mar
Rage By her mother, was very lovely
in white gebrgrtte embroidered IN
brilllants over pink satin Silver lace
finished tho hem ~ tho skirt and
outlined the georgcttc godet at the
left side. The court train was OF pink
.Atin. edged with silver lace, and her
veil ot pink tullc with a small
,oronet o. orange blossoms. Orchids,
ophelia roses. lilies Of the valley and
houvarda wcro In her exquisite
shower bouquet
Mrs. Russell Provine. who was the
rnatron % honor. wore ocean green
chiffon. the skirt circular with fiat
orange flower at ono side. She wore
Z, small crown Of silver beads IN her
hair and carried Ophelia rosebuds
and bouyarylla with small orange
sladioluses
There were two maids. Miss Wilma
Fftts and Miss Elizabeth Netcrcr.
They wore velvet frocks with straight
bodiccs and circular skirts, appliqued
with French flowers, Miss Fits was
Ia fnxslovc lavender and Miss Net
erer in pctal pink Bands Of silver
with flower at one side In matching
tint TO their gowns were worn IN
their hair and they carried bouquets
rosebuds and bouvnrdia-
b Bobby Campbell the little son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Z, Campbell. IN
long black velvet trousers, white
frillcd blouse and white sash. was
an adorable ring bearer. carrying
the ring on a white satin pillow.
Mr.. Jere Netercr was best man Tor
hts brother and the ushers were Ar'
\. E Hussey and Mr. Manning Cox.
Mrs. Keunedy's gown was royal
purple georEctte embroidered in steel
beads. with which she wore hat 20
match. Mrs. Neterer WAS sowned
in pansy colored crepe satin and har.
monizing hat.
The bride wore FOR travelling a
cinnamon shaded ensemble suit win
n smart hat and corsagc Of orchids
and Iuies OF the valley Mr.. and Mrs.
Neterer left on fortnighl's motor
trip thru Washington and Oregon.
After November 3. they viii be al
borne n, 1900 3sth ave. g. w
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by the Maximum club employees o.
Fischer Bros Co, on Saturday even
ing. October ~, at Masonic Club
hail. Arcade building
e.
IUNIA SOCIAL CLUB
lou.u Social club, - p g. VIII
hold its annual evening card party
AT Wings Cafeteria. saturday eve
ming. October NJ, at sl5, Both
bridge and whist will 5s played, a
number OF nice prizes are promised
All Eastern stars and friends invited
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Tea wa Honor
Miss Hdnford

Mrs Anna Thomson Muhurn viii
entertain with tea at her home
on Saturday afternoon. from Z until
o.rlg'k In honor Of Mas Ada
i'anrord who is leaving soon for
California TO spend the winter.
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Dinner HoHorS
Dr. and Mrs. Shannon

Mrs. william \, shannon enter
tanned with a dinner Thursday even,
Ing az the Hotel Sorrento IN honor
OK her son and daughter-inlaw. Dr.
and Mrs. Clarence shannon.
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Orthopedic Lunch and
Thrift Shops

Mrs. Elmer q. waldron viii bo
boaicss for Frink Park Guild on
saturday AZ The Orhopch'c Lunch
loom. assisted by Mrs Max Iiarrr
non. Mrs. j. r. Hamilton, Mrs. oscar
,totsA. Mrs Ivan fiyland, Mrs, Leon
Hewitt. Mrs. G. G. Gates. VT. ],
H. pocock, Mrs g. w Johnson,
Mrs. c. T.. linden, Miss Mnudc
Youngs and MisS f,ita Martin
Mu. ~ j. Ramsey VIII assist all
day Saturday at tho Thrift Shop.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

DANCE ny JUNIOR CLASS
The Junior class o. the Cathedral
High school win gIye a dance fu.
day evening October 10, in honor
Of the Diamond Jubilee Of The par
irh The aifaif. which viii be given
IN the gymnasium Of the obea
High School viii be sponsored hy
several prominent paHshloners
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Annual Founders
Dan Banquet

Rho and Iota Io,a Chapters OF
Alpha Chi Omega will have their
annual Founders Day banquet on
saturday evening. October IL. al
$50 o'clock. in the Junior Ballroom
ut The Olympic.
Reservations may be made with
Misc wilma Richter. EAst-43i4.
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Visitors Honored
at Dinner

Mrs. Hawthorne Twomslcy enter
tanned with an informal dinner at
her home Wednesday evening. IN
honor OF two visitors in town, who
IRE on their way TO Honolulu Mrs.
T.. NJ. Ackland Of Richmond, Va
and Mra. John Fnwcctt, Of New
York city.
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Informal Luncheon

Mrs Joseph l.. Carman, Ir, Will
entertain with an informal luncheon
on Monday afternoon at The olym.
pic,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16
WEST SIDE
WOsiESs CLUB

The West Side w0msnB Improve
mrnt Club viii meet o. the hons
of Mrs H. a. Pauet, 1900 itih ave.
Z. W. on TUESDAY, october 20. on II
n-rLnr-.
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Women's Clubs

organizations. both local and In the
state. has been called FOR saturday,
October a. al 10 "a m. at Abe y
w. G. A, The presidents anEjrgis
latiys yhHlrmcn Of an womrn'H or
Fanimtious arc urged 10 be- present.
A meeting Of tho Washington
state child Labor Amendment com.
mittee wll be held az the same time
and place
STUDENT RECITAL
Elsie belong. l1-yehr-old student
in the piano department at the Cor
nisb school, who has been e pupil or
MiEa AleNlns Whisnaut Tor tho past
four and "a hair years, viii bee pre-
scented in recital ON saturday after
noon. October H. at O'Clock. a.
The Cornish.
she viii play the following pro.
gram
Invention Boo 60 .....r.t..s-r.. Harh
'tHysHtl1H iu o. r.s..rr.. ..r...r Bach
Petite NafsrH .......sr.l
| "HsrrruEsf ..-.. .sra.sF.. 8 wallace Dow
Ia aarisrslls' ...rrtsl
Ala slsuano" ........... Guums NJ
"tur Elise ....... E.r..s. .. beethoven
'.NauFsils eaEattlIs' s.,s.,. beethoven
NJ
"yslss ia 4 Minor .. GrlsE
HIlatr de t4uuaT ......... Mac tlDn III
Fancy Ia n Minor cseu nursiga
l .Imerometu IN A I.ista ........ gsbub.,,
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OLYAIPIC CAMP

olympic Camp No 54ls. Royal
NslFhbora n America, viii hold its
regular business meeting and initia-
ton Monday evening, October 10.
a. 8 o'clock. al the 81 W. 4. hail.
1891 Third ave.
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HEnEKAH LODGE

salmon Bsy Hsbskah Lodge viii
have a card party Monday evening.
october 70. % $50 o'eIors, a. wooEs
hnll Ballard Favors INA refresh
msnis
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EASTERN STAR cLUR

Eastern star Club viii have a
card party for members and their
husbands. Saturday evening. ucto,
her ~, Ht s o'clock, az 1880 Arcade
square
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TWILIGHT TEA

Ladies' 81 Bssant ThcoSophical
Society will give twilight tea
SUNDAY evening. october rs, from
z until s O'Clock. which viii be fol
lowed rs a talk ON "Inyoluiion and
Evolution" by Mrs Jennie Hope
Members are privileged TO bring
friends, and all interested persons
arc Invited 20 attend
Quarnutr club viii meet with
Mrs @. Livingston and Mrs. ~
Leland. Tuesday. October 20, a. 5
O'Clock. M 422s Chllbcrg Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16

Comes with the right shade OF hair. Let m
shade 4ls Peoples Bank Bldg MAin-7si5.
Hair dyes arc so perfect note that ono no
the troHaH ,Ciih tinted hair
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CHAPTER A.

Chapter A. =. f. . viii meet
Mouda~. Oelohsr 10. or 2 O'Clock. a.
Rainier Chapter House corner Of
Harvard and ROY Visiting and I'M
affiliated mrmbeu welcome
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MOST DELICATE OF ALL

Are The eyes, and they must DC pr
should have the eyes examined occns
munds. Balcony, Fraser Paterson's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16

THE PARTY YOU'RE PLANNING
quite table
Fourth at Pine
ags seg ,saag se s IN, 9. esoo,,g for s,eo, deal
oav other time Of
MARCEL AND TURN.UNDER, 81
SHOP 'o' Peoples Bank p!s MAns7'o
me uDrury hair cereriv look, ~enf
YOU'LL BE AsToNIsHED
wonderful 49, rurtrlmmcd
sy rntripca coat, IN ne puage shades for autumn and
tor orsnt"o oiay,
FOR THE SEEKER OF GIFTS
The Ceramic Arts studio has untold iio
wanv ecre nossa oo"ile,'sa,.
sturdy par'. hold firm place
At HAZEL JossELYN SHOP
You1l the evcre't bits OF millinery reasonably
shops for she Sc, sSr ps1" YET .a' Tsory so 1so S a.,
HAIR CONSTANTLY CURLED
Metropolitan Hair shop. raniaseS
Drn l.,,ere,, .a.r ete, a'.o,oo"ea
appearance arohed By al tsome" Of refinement
REMoDELING OF WINTER COATS
N OF .1nS n S b ,So asSS ar tHG Go' gu, MAIZE
work. during ii day SO People" BIDS '' VINO
Your upgroura coat Of year can be t,a aud made TO flare
smarty IN the nco mode
HAIR ON THE FACE
s 1o Ss bet. ssssn.d E'': sas" s,a a" n s
American Bank Bldg MMn.5no
who a bearded lady. "a circus ne,
ONE OF THE CLEvEREsT
then to The runtorium to be shade
tcarng apparel light color must period
icdHy cleaned TO insure long nc Of The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16
LEGISLATIVE MEASURES
WILL nE DISCUSSED

A conference Tor the purpose Of
discussing tho legislative measures
promoted by tho different womcnH
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luNIoRs OF
RNDA urmus s0CIAL CLun

Rad1 uphus Social club o. y r.,
viii giNc "A whist party az Noron's
Cafeteria Saturday October A. az
S,l5 o'clock An Eastern star and
friends invited
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ANOTHER SALE SATURDAY

At The Bon Ton! $3.50 velvet and satin hats Shs'
metallic turbans I4.o5 to $3.50. Toi Pine
The metallic hat, or the hat ioth the metallic trtn
"thc thing" for both formal and Informal this scaSo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16
YOU'LL RAVE LIKE | DO

YOU'LL RAVE LIKE DO
about the perfectly marvellous cost values IND AZ b'g FaH
sixth Medical BIDS
4 eost ., sccsa, s,ocn i, rar,.ly h~ea soft acer
Of nc seasons charming eoai'i
so CLEVER Is RACKuRs BEAUTY sHoPPE
since rs been rsoTa'ea and Ttmoas'di I'm sure y9a nSs
@S,' than ever your beauty work mere 80 ' "'' 1'
"ming eirrr, hands 10 Keep loo&"0 eFae'v
ROBBIE" HAS MOVED
building Same phone number MNn1''7
20 .s ss, ss. moved sss s.s 1 % s ' ~
RHINEsToNEs ARE SET
hsmytchnE Elite et Etsl Bldg over Bar.
] ',s ss"s" s s ss' Ra. a s " nc
YOUTHFUL APPEARANCE
shade AS Peoples Bank Bldg, MAn765
due, perfect that longer "'po on i0h
nc 'an tinted hair.
MOST DELICATE OF ALL
should have the eyes examined occasionally at
munds Balcony Fraser Pa,er'on'
ANOTHER SALE SATURDAY
metallic tureans S;4'5 . $50. 7oi pine
7hc metallic hat or netano trim. absolutely
both formal and informal Tits season.
BUSTER KEATON IN SEVEN CHAPTERS" Z
very the Colonial ueatcr
October IS and 49, adapted from the famous
ertons Oxen win be shown there
ring Corne Teac. Douglas Fairbanks Is
Thursday october ?? in The Thief Of Rasdad"
JUST LIKE NEW
dolls Edith Harris repairs for Christmas Ga ~ Bldg
~or4 friend, arc daughter decides ohen
question Of the old doll repaired or ner0 ono
HALLOWEEN IS NEAR
And merymakers selecting their costumes at suh
lands, l4 Eitc Bldg, over Barters
huoo Of shop whcre appropriate cos
toctS and turodo' Imagine such con"
ucniencci
YOUR TIME IS MONEY
Ener course at tho Dssuadng, Y. W, A.
An Insurance policy against hard times" TIC abV make
ocs for others and for this course
and The finer points Of do''aki"0 quite necessary
/. NJ COFFMAN's SPECIAL MILLINERY OFFER
For Saturday wonderful tho Pirate
they've OF "Sporcraf frocs for the college
girl. 223 Pine
Not IN ycars jaunV rotsh vc Of hat Than
nc very popular pirate"
list THE GIFT FOR CHM"
porbapa delightful tho Smo-k
little cnamcd cabinet which opens to disclose compart-
matches ashes ~ ColcmnnB I'm
port shop, 1916 Second ave, Hotel Gowman
y,,bipo more dcHgl tHc udangic'
mat un N-tcr enable h1n 10 e"joy h'' 'mofoi
ARE YOU TROUBLED WITH DEAFNESS?
iIayo YOU No cords batteries Price
SIS pair Robson Optical Co, 'o5o Arcade square
,gbo, uoudcrth nnD u Vcors o for
inc Jirst nmc The uocc. and ne beauty Of muici
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INFORMAL DANCE
An informal dance viii be given
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16

HIST LIKE NEW

Are the dolls Edith Harris repairs
"OId friends arc best Httic dant
rs a question Of The old doll rep
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16
YOUTHFUL APPEARANCE

RhinestoRcs are enhancing the bra
ing frociss tn creIy smart ROMANS
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rey C0'I NaIHss fhH ~ I''Ty FaTTE
shop-clsvcr easily look hundred 1881
sixth Medical BIDS
4 llutshIv ffHHea th soft bsdtff-
Of charming coat'i
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II.InS INK sNIINnNN
CTLrINE CIUn

Classic CULTURE CLUR
classic Culture club win meet
saturday October n, al o'clock
at tho Federation clubhouse Mrs
q. u stadon and Mrs = A Srhact.
Ger viii DE the hoztrracs
JUNIORS OF
A. w {. A
Juniors OF the \. W G. A. Will
meet saturday morning October A.
from TO until D. o'clock, In the au
.ditorum Bible lesson. singing and
swimming. directed by Florence
Maddox. Helen Galley and Anna
Helen BoralelL
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Mrs William Michael O'shea re.
turned Wednesday from ak weeks
Wait In San Francisco.
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Nc ana Mrs. Fred sartora eliza.
beth Beddosl have returned from a
trip East,
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so CLEVER is RAcKuR's BEAUTY sHoPPE
ROBBIE" HAS MOVED

Her clever fur vcmodelinE shop from 20 Peoples u
the same building Same phone number. MAin.i5
DO you hare that gone" feeling ,eheH POS lind
faroriie shops has moved and you Just don't kno
look7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16
HALLOWEEN IS NEAR

And wise merrymakers are selecting Il
lands, 4i4 Eitc Bldg, over Bartell's,
knotO Of shop toJtcre ono not onl
tunes, but also evening trocks and ~
Tcnienccl
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RHINEsTONEs ARE SET

(Ag we'll az hemstitchlng d0ncl AZ EIltc, 'lt
tells.
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MARCEL AND TuRN.UNDER, 81
FOR THE SEEKER OF GIFTS

The Ceramic Arts studio has untold treasures
In 50 many cicrcr gin shops iue noticed IN,
80 sturdy pqirs. hold firm place
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AT HAZEL JOSSELYN SHOP

Youn find tho elcvcrcst bits Of miIllner
1864 Arcade Square.
4 hint for the thrifty housstafc-noticc
shops. for she rrutches hcr pennies. yet
dressed
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HIST THE GIFT FOR CHM"
ARE YOU TROUBLED WITH DEAFNESS?

tI,vo YOU qecn Eor2 batteries Price
tl5 fpar. Robson optical Go, Ao5G Arcade Square.
,gbai roudcrt hnD 49, tas NJ dcoucs 10 hear or
me frs time uoioc. and ne Of mutCi
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-21
CHARM OF IMPORTANTLY
By BEATRICE FAIRFAX

Red tape has been tnbooed by the
government authorities at Washington.
Hereafter stout plebeian cord will tie
up official documents.
This measure is Of interest because
red tape has been used so many Year,
to tie official public parcels that the
very words red tape have come to
mean tedious. useless formality.
We're all Of us cutting out red tape.
We try TO practice the art Of informal.
ity. This simplification applies to
friendship, love, courtship and mar
rage.
You entertain your friends far more
informally than was customary a few
years ago. Small informal dances take
the place Of great balls and elaborate
cotillons.
Formal courtship in the stiff front
parlor has given place to jolly friend
ships between girls and boys, WHO 20
about in groups and are friends in a
natural. intimate. platOnic way IN
dreamed Of by former generations.
Your sweetheart is not likely TO
kneel when he asks you to marry him,
but the heroes Of old-fashioned rO-
mances always proposed marriage on
their knees.
Your wedding must be extremely
simple and informed IL it is to be up
to-date." And the home you and your
tisnce plan 10 build-your honey
moon cottage"-is far more likely 10
take the form Of a comfy bungalow
On the sunny side Of the road than
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-21
MEDITATIONS OF A MARRIED
WOMAN BY Helen ROWLAND
So This Is Love?

ders reminiscently. when he thinks OF
the women who tried to marry him.
Ten Tabloid Commandments for
Matrimony: Mind your own business.
Be polite. Be loyal. Be patient. Be
cheerful. Be fair. Be appreciative. Be
well-groomed. BE QUIET. And the
greatest Of. these is Mind your own
business"
A fanatic Is a man who has mis-
taken his liver for his conscience, his
dyspepsia for his religion and his
prejudices for his faith.
Many a young married pair have
settled down TO a sweet, devoted do
nestle life-after the. found that they
could never afford the fare to Paris
or Reno.
No, Dorothea, marriage is not mere.
ly q chance to give up work and sleep
until lunch time; it is life appren-
ticeship in the art of learning 10 do
without most Of the things you expect
ed and to put up with lots Of things
that you didn't expect--a higher edu-
cation in the School Of Experience.
Copyright, 1925, King Features Syn, Inc.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-21

The most beautiful part of love is
that which never existed, except in a
woman's imagination or mans
dreams.
Marriage is what changes a girl
from an alluring possibility to a life
long liability.
A man is never actually sure that
be is in love with a woman until he
discovers that he is trying to convince
himself that he's not. q
Marriage is a state Of mind and a
lot Of men, who have gone through
with the wedding ceremony, are only
One-half of 1 par cent married and
all the rest pure bachelor.
Many a wife makes her HUSBAND
by continually nagging him
to do the things that OUGHT 10
make him happy"
A woman signs tenderly, when she
thinks Of the men who wanted t..
marry her-but a man merely shud.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-21
FOXY GRANDPA'S STORIES
Some Little Canadians Toboggan Slide

We were camping by a mountain
stream up in Canada that was a fine
place to 90 swimming and Tor Bobby
to fish and also for us to wash our
dishes. There's nothing as cOnven-
lent or necessary to camping as a
stream. But this particular stream
proved something besides a necessity
and convenience. 1t was a playground
and | will tell you who played there.
One night we were just going TO
sleep when we heard a splashing In
the stream below us.
What's that?" asked Bobby, under
his breath, poking his curly head out
Of his sleepingbag.
Ssh" said Bunny. You'll scare
them away.
"Bunny's always shushing me, :"
muttered Bobby, drawing down under
the covers again.
/ wondered myself what all this
splashing was and what IL was that
we might frighten away, so ! remain
cd very quiet, and as / dozed off TO
sheep, ! dreamed all sorts Of dreams
about diving kangaroos, elephants and
so forth.
Bunny was up bright and early
next morning, and as / crawled out
Of my sleeping-bag, ] saw him coming
up from the stream.
Il think you'll see something inter.
esting tonight. Foxy Grandpa, if you
are very quiet after the sun goes
down"
as that sof" ] asked, dying 20
know what entertainment my little
rabbit was going 10 offer US, but
knowing that it was wiser not to
question him further.
BY supper-timc, Bobby's curiosity
had worked him up 10 such a pitch
that he could hardly cat his flap
jacks and never in our history Of
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-21
THE MAKING OF A HUSBAND
A SERIAL BY Ann Lisle
Chapter a.

lures syndicate, incorporated
meantime We have a big offer for the
house which / have a notion comes
through Gregory's lawyer. It's an
ugly business. ! hate to talk about it
to you. / keep remembering that, no
person can touch pitch and not be de-
filed"
With a queer little leap Of my heart,
/ realized that the woman Of whom
Jim was speaking so scornfully is the
great sculptor who once caused me so
many heartaches and so much worry.
And it came to me then that either
Jim has changed radically-or else !
am really beginning to understand him.
So 1 leaned forward and asked eager
ly:
Jim-am / a stimulating, satisfac.
tory, chummy sort of wife? Do l help
you? Do / inspire you? Do you feel
that you can go further with me at
your side than you could alone? Am
l a successful wife, Jim-tell me?"
Ito be Continued Tomorrow