The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 20, 1921, Page 10

Seattle Society ‘Mr. and Mrs. Fetter Plan _ Dinner at Sunset Club; ' Dr. and Mrs. Durand to Give Dance. R. AND MRS. H J, FETTER will entertain with a dinner at the Sunset clud Thursday evening Places will be marked for twenty guests. ‘ Invitations Issued | Large Dance Dr. and Mrs. Jay 1. Durand have *$esved Invitations for a large dance to be given at the Sunset club Thurs @ay evening, September 29. * eee ‘Mr. and Mrs. deVeuve Plan Dinner Mr. and Mrs. James Hamilton de Veuve will entertain with a dinner | -@f ten covers at their home in Ham | ton Arms this evening : Bridge Tea for Miss Leonard As a compliment te Miss Olive [Leonard, who is leaving the first of pithe week for the East, Miss Nell " )Felger is entertaining with an in ‘formal bridge tea at her home to “* morrow afternoon, Presiding at the Gtea hour will be Mrs, Elliott Dean _MHfarrington ang Miss Jane Perkins eo. om Supper Party for Son : Mrs. Gilbert Le Baron Duffy en fertained with a supper party for the of her little son on his fifth Sunday evening at her Papohtry home at Nokomis park Mrs. Skinner Hostess Mrs. David Edward Skinner has/ invitations for an afternoon | ‘of bridge at her home Friday, com | ting her daughter, Mra, Wiil-| Edris of San Francisco, Six} Aables will be in play. Luncheon at ‘Sunset Club Mrs. Clarance B. Blethen enter | with a beautifully appointed | on of twenty-six covers at the | club yesterday afternoon, Miss Mary Struve, who is} today for the East, where ‘will visit for a time before sail for France. Fall flowers in graceful arrange ment were used in decorating ‘Motor to Tacoma for Wedding Festivities Dr. and Mrs. Tom Mesdag, Mr. and ‘Mrs. Gilbert Le Baron Duffy and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Duffy are motoring _ to Tacoma Wednesday evening to at- Fayre to Mr. Cyrus Happy, Jr, of which will be solemnized at home of the bride's uncle and . and Mrs. Harry Tord, at “oy B.S to Miss Katherine Armstrong of house oe at her home complimen- | fleur are entertaining with a small dinner at th@ residence Wednesday Uextertained Today at Luncheon Complimenting Miss Lillian "Michaelis, of Victoria, B.C. who isa guest in the city, Miss Angela Gor. » man entertained with an informal * Tuacheon at her home this afternoon. Broadway “Guild to _ Give Card Party The Broadway ide 4 of the Chil- @ren's Orthopedic hospital are plan- ming a card party for Friday, Octo- ® > Ward on Queen Anne hill For res- ervations telephone Mrs. Omar J. Humphrey, Capito! 2299, and Mra, H. HL. Birkholm, Capitol 3052. eee Canaries for Sale at Thrift Shop The Thrift Shop of the Orthopedic hospital has four canaries for sale which are all good singers. The com- mittee also announces large dona- tions of books and « supply of fall hats that are awaltiny customers. 4 Affairs Planned ‘Capitol Hill Gata” A tea will be given Friday after- Boon, September 30, at the home of Mrs. Lewis Schwager, 943 224 ave. N., by the Capitol Hill guild of the Orthopedic hospital. On Friday evening, October 14, the guild will entertain with a dance at the Seattle Yacht club. OMETHING OF A NAUGHTY PARTY NEW YORK.—Soft music, tea and cakes were part of the entertainment arranged for patrons of a barber shop which opened on Broadway and 42nd iperpete. AYBE A CASE OF FACE VALUE SOSTON,—Bollis Shaw, who gave " his occupation as “laborer,” filed a petition in bankruptcy, giving la- bilities of $60,927 and no assets. IF YOU WANT TO LAUGH, HAVE A LOOK AT “NIGHTIE NIGHT” AT THE WILKES Der 7, at the home of Mrs. FE. C| Clubs CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY Georgetown Mothers’ Meeting A mothers’ meeting for the women | f} of Georgetown will be held Wednew day, Sep aber 21, at TO8 Pindle: Mrs, Olivia Marw will speak on “The Health of th Lincola Circle Child Conservation Tonia Social club meets at Masonic temple, at 2 p.m. Cards. ¢ Beacon Hill and Robert Fulton P. ‘The first meeting of the Dunlap P..T. A. will be held Wednesday at 345 In the school building. Follow ing the appointment of committees and a brief discussion of plans for the year an informal reception and tea will be given for the teachers. eee Social and Charity Club Ladies’ Social and Charity cluh Freja, meets at Swedish club, 2 p. m. Hostessea, Mra. Herman Anderson, Mrs. John Sandell and Mrs. Gustave Anderson. eee Human Analysts Class The human analysis class of the Elsie Lincotn Benedict club meets at & p. m. tn the Erickson rooms of the Y¥. W. C A. Character reading by Prof, John E. Ayer, M. V., and Prof. A. Le Sizer, Ph, D. Persons interest ed in the study of human analysis are invited. eee Seahurst Guild Seahurst Orthopedic Auxiliary Guild meets Thursday at 11 a. m with Mrs. A. C. Meiscer. res West Seattle Art Club ‘West Seattle Art club meets with Mrs. A. KE. Swain, 4739 19th ava N. E, 10:30 a m. Mrs. Edwin J. Ivey will lead In the lesson, “Color in Ancient Architecture.” Mrs. Kath erine Baker will talk on “Museum Ideals.” eee Annual Fall Dinner ‘The Ladies of Epiphany Guild wil give their annual fall dinner Wed- nesday at 6:20 p. m. at the Church of the Epiphany, 38th ave. and Denny Way. ‘The Altruistic club meets Wednes- day i p. m with Mrs. Fannie Pike, 4514 aath | nN. E. nadliey ong Y.M. LA, The ladies’ auxiliary of the Y. M. HL A. will give a dance Thurs day evening, September 22, in the club rooms, 17th and East Union st. eee Mercer P-T. A. Mercer P-T. A. will hold its regu lar meeting Thursday, September 22 at 3 p. m., in the school. The after- noon will be devoted to visiting class rooms by the parents. Later the girls of the domestic science classes will serve refreshments. . Dr. Sarah Wise to Speak Dr. Sarah Wise will speak at the | Fremont Baptist church on Wednes. day and Thursday, both afternoon) and evening, on “Heredity and En-! vironment, Problems for the Little Child.” On Friday afternoon and evening she will speak in the Wood }land Park Presbyterian church on “The Paychology of Successful Child Training.” and again on Sunday evening at the same place on "Life's Chotes one | Good Times Social Club The Good Times Social club will entertain every day this week with a progressive whist party at Times Square hall, 421 Olive st, The parties will be held at 2:15 p, m. and 8:30) p.m. eee Graded Union of Sunday School Teachers On Thursday of this week the Se- attle Graded Union of Sunday School Teachers will meet in the Y. W. C. A. club rooms from 9:30 to 11:30 a. m. Mra. A, W. Bowman will lead the Bible study, beginning with the first four chapters of St. Matthew. Mrs. C. M. Post will give a talk on “The Cradle RO" and “Grading of MATINEE | Stories,” after which the conferences will be led by the following: Cradle roll, Mrs, C, M. Post; beginners, Mra, | Gi Music Recital in Masonic Auditorium Tomorrow ntertaining audi Jassics and playin | for distinguished vooalists then I would ever see any of them | rector and Frances Andrews as ac ompanist The Apolla ctub HE Personal Mr. and Mra. Charles 1. spent the week « ences with plano|#o to West Africa for an indefi ne accompaniments | stay ‘ %, eyes Mr. his way to Stanford university ee starts on its fourth Mr. and Mra, Harold Polson bave removed from Eagle Ha’ T. A. meets at Beacon Hil) schoot,| Reservoir Fight Is |to a home at 728 North Broadway./P ou which |2:30 p. m. 8, E. Fleming, vocational A Thr : . . j o director, will speak gain eatening)! yp and Mm. Willard G. Herron|| may follow thin see With the announcement of Council- | Qgceoia House) have removed from || condition Dunlap P.T. man John E, Carroll Monday that he) tne Virginia Apartments to 1015 ile tot ay intended to introduce an ordinance | worth Broadway. designating the southeast séction as the site for the Volunteer park reser. voir, another coftroversy regarding | moved from 6 the reservoir seems to loom in sight. It has previousty been planned by the board of public works that it be bullt north of the present reservoir. Queen Anne hill. eee Mr. and Mra P. J. Dontan being fon hospital, September 12. B At this time of year — Your Smile Easily ~14: Changes to a Sneeze at Cuanorasie weather catches most of us off our guard—and “colds” result. Remember Luden's when you start sneezing. Relieves clogged air passages —- soothes throat and nose—loosens phlegm. The menthol blend is highly beneficial—and pleasant tasting. LUDEN 5 menthol ladieataladdadaled "ePaPaPe! PPORELELERE LETC EEE SECOND AND COLUMBIA Largest Bank in the State of Washington Established Thirty-one Years Moser: at Cashmere, . Card is on lbefore motoring to California. Mra. Miss Elizabeth Hammons has re Olympic Place to nm apartment in the Sagamore, on congratulated on the birth There are 375,000 tractors now! of a daughter, at the Virginia Ma- in use on American farma, MaPaPe%aaPaPaPaPaPaPa"aPaPera"aPaera"arata*aene'a ateretePaPa ee! STAR TO COWEN nite Again the Cow looking for their mud wal ago finding it, th STOP JIFNEYS PARK ve ning Mr. and Mra. Angus Stewart of oe It's & far cry from going “over the | Vancouver, 1. C., who often visit in ie Cone ene ect ce a iptatoon of [Seattle, sailed September 10 trom | Council Revokes Permits to anadian infantry, to the pureult of Quebec for Scotland. Later they wil Drivers n parkers are with ber 21, at § p. m, in the new club the councilmen took place. i sons | Mra. Ralf Douglas Baker (Char place. rooms, 4168 Arcade building ahs bet oly sour ot eure Ce oie guest of her| Councilman ©, B. Fitzgerald wan St. Paul's Church Lancheon some of those battlefield friendships, | Parents, Dr. and Mra, BE. O, Mann, | opponed to granting permits con Women's auxiliary, St. Paul's} “I would be delighted to moot while Ensign Baker is on @ month's | (rary ee ie pee as ie J . s . Ss odes ne Sounciiman ¥ Yrake held church, chicken luncheon in chureh|one from here or elsewhere who | Cruise at dea the temporary permits pes iNegally parlors, 1 p,m. Rev, Deneil C. Lees) ved overseas with the Canadian Mies Lecwore Oléridgs, of Oak | tnened, and offered a resolution reat wan ee ee ere re Ce land, Cal, is the guest of Mr, and | firming the action and decision made _ : | sarat Pubiip ch Iethoer In 1920, This resolution wag finally i Rainier-Noble Auxiliary Apollo Club Holds eee adopted, with Councilmen Moore and tainier-Noble auxiliary, Amertean " | Henketh stil! opposizm the tanue F Slee 4 Mra. James Eagleson have | PE ' Legion, meets with Mra, Maicolm Annual Election De. am ‘arrigan, of the C Douglas, 1002 E. Garfield st, 1:20| ‘The Apollo club male chorus held {come in from thelr country home at} astsies. cases mb pe ign ys ie ren , ii count aides snorus fala | Wildwood and are at home in their | Aistrict, pisaded for the jitneys tor P. Bete |'ts annual election of officers at its! oriment at 911 11th ave. N. Cowen park, anserting that property Pa a ier oad rehearsal of the season, Moo-| ae values In that district will depreciate jolden Era Clu day evening ne following were : ‘Thompson, | 25 per cent if adequate transporta- Golden Kra club mets at First | elected to hold office for the enauing| Mr. and Mra, Howard Thompeie |i alg + Presbyterian church, In women's par year: of Walla Walla, ar iy at the : “ —- lors, from 11 a. m. to4 p,m. Men President, F. W. Webster; vice | Hote! Washington Ann UST CALLED AT and women m than years old | president, J. D, Hunt; secretary, rn! can diet cok ae Je JALAL & Fe ham; librarian, F. Buckmiller. { mt STERLING, Colo—Two buffalo : j of Mr, and Mra. i, ‘0 buffalo Tonia Social Club Adam Jardine will continne as di ats of Mr. and wandered down the main street here Now of years ey lay down and |and calmly eyed their audience until Auxiliary to Bikar Cholum year with prospects of a successful | Ladies’ auxiliary to Congregation | season, Its first concert will be giv. |*mall Aaughter, Betty, who have)" 0) a Bikur Cholum meets in vestry room jen early in December, Rehearsals |been summering at Yeomalt, have of synagogue, 2 p. m. |have been started on new numbers |feturned to their town home ie Aes to be presented, and a treat is prom: | Progressive Thought Club ined $5 alt Bathe ateste re Mn. F. Rautechier and son. | Free Progressive Thought club meets at " Mr. Fred Rautachler of Denver, | Federated clubhouse at 1:30. Mrs.|yames E. Smith; primary superin:| Col. arrived last week w rigor ma M. Rhodes will speak on endents, Mra. Andrew Plattner; pri |%94 are the guests of Mr, and Mra Thru the South Sea Islands," at 3 p./mary teachers, Mre C. A. Sprinkle;| Calvin ¢ Carpenter, tor a time, Cele) m. Visitors welcome. vowrhal endente “ relcome |junior superintendents, Mrs. J > on ate the ane Craig; junior teachers, Mra, Frieda] Rautachler an Bethany Church Lectare |Davideon; intermediate, Mra. F. B.| 2d brother of Mra. Carpenter. Dr. Adelaide Woodard, of Pategarh, | sratthows, oS India, speaks at Bethany Presbytert eee Mr, and Mrs, Robert M. Burton an church at 2:30 p, m. Seattle Chapter D. A. R. and daughter, Miss Marion Burton.![ Have you had nape ae) Mra, Alvah L. Carr and Mra Os-|femoved last week to an apartment} 16 nerve killed Aaxiliary to University Post wald Brown and Mrs. saward |! the Olympian. ta. any. teeth? Women’s auxiliary, University pownsend will act ag hos s at apatite, ‘ post, American Legion, meets in ball: /the bridge luncheon which Seattie| Mr. and Mrw Raymond C. Maria! If you have, room of Caledonian apartments, § chapter, D. A. R., will give on Mon.| (Violet Paulson) aro being com |] you are natu PD. m. Members and thowe intending| day, September 26, at 1:30 p, m, at}/eTatulated upon the birth of @ eit) T rany tn doubt to affiliate welcome, the Women's Univeruity club, in hon |at Mrs, Martin’s private hospital, |] 1. wi lnee oe ? or of Mra. William Sherman Walker, | September 20. Beacon Hill and Robert Fulton | oiate regent. eee or not it ie ab | P-T. A. —appainanepijemnans Mrs. Matthew Scurry and family |] scessed, with VY rbor| Tal the bad ef win show Dr. whether or not this t scesmed. If it ls know it by all any cost whatever. are DR L. R CLARK, Corner Third and X-Ray you means. We will take cne X-ray picture without The Regal Dental Offices 1405 Third Avenue aptured and taken back to the cir L. R. Clark oth is ab ehould Manager Union PHEUMATISM LEFT HIM AG IF BY MAGIC! Had Suffered Over 50 Years! Now 83 Years, Yet a Big Surprise to Friends Retains Strength Goes Out Fishing Back to Business Laughs at “URIC ACID” How the “Inner Mysteries” Reveals Startling Facts Overlooked By Doctors and |tor rheumatism ever of the army, over 60 writes J. B. Ashelman. jothers, | oalled ‘cures,’ and Uric Acid’ ‘until Io taste it 1 could not ale walk without pain; my so sore and stiff I ecoul But now, as if by in active busine: walk with ease or write comfort. Friends are the change. ow shelman is only sands who suffered for |to the general belief in | theory that “Uric Acid” jmatism. ‘This erron |ate men and wom |treatments. ¥ tempt to put out a fire to try and get rid of y n to | Usm, neuritis and like complaint ‘taking treatments supp Uric Acid out j body, Many physicians a now know that Uric Ac u might just a of your Scientists for Centuries “T am 83 years old, and I doctored nee I came out are ago,” Wike many ae spent money freely for so- I had read about ould almost ep nights or hathis were id not hold a magic, I am and can N day with surprised at IT HAPPENED one of thou- years, owin the old, fais duced him and legions of unfortun- take wrong well at. with oil as our rheuma- osed to drive blood and nd scientists id never did, |never can and never will am; that it is a sary constituent. 0 jthat It is found In. eve |bube, and that without |not live! These statements strange to some fo \along been, led to b | jc Acid” humbug. Ashelman 50 |truth. He learned how the true cause of his other disorders, and strength from. “The tories’ remarkable | m natural, and f the blood; ry new-born dt we could may seem who have all years to find out this to get rid of rheumatism, recover. his Inner Mys- book now being distributed free by an author- ity who devoted over 20 years to the scientific study of thi trouble. NOTE: If any reader wishes the book that r facts regarding the tru 8 particular of The Star eveals these je cause and were overlooked by doctors and scientists for centuries past, y¥, send by | League Lieut. Thomas EH. George, tate ot | Mr. and Mra, Ray Moore Bidelman | out jitney service Lincoln clrole of the Child Conser-| ("tet Canadian infantry, who was |(Dorothea Wannamaker) are recely.| Temporary permits granted Friday } vation league will meet Wednesday unded in the battle of Moncay, |! congratulations upon the birth of|to Cowen park jitney drivers were Sopte 21, at 2p. m, att home Weunded oo la son at thely home, 2111 First a revoked Monday afternoon, after 1. : August 28, 1918 f owise | 2 Y of Mrs. B.C, McCoy, 1844 N, 62d st, |Auauat 28, 1018 gee aoe te | September 18 D, O'Brien, assistant superintendent | ee en be Wa ieueale oyosinn, tem ee of public untilities, was informed | Lady Eagles an pianist with Miaa Helen | Mr. and Mrs. Tt. William Crosby, | that the city counell had reaffirmed | Lady Eagles wil) meet In M, Gare, toled Contents, ont Mr |who have been spending the summer} as its policy on the jitney question V. A. hall, on First ave., Wednesday, | Diitins, baritone, in their|at thelr home at Medina, are aguin| the declaration made in @ council eptember 21, at 1 p.m. Luncheon /Joveph DNIIDS Orie isonle. audi, [occupying thelr apartment at Wash-| resolution adopted July 6, 1920, that and cards, ors , Jington Arma, no fitneys except thone used as feed. | eee ori eee car lines would be permit Totem Club Team “In my four years’ service Over) sties aurah Harria, of Vader, spent! atte, 1 a dic rene Bigs n Nene vs Ne great ‘num er Ba ear in . _ fat | the week-end with her parents, Mr | tter was brought up in fotem Club team, Neighbors of grea! mber of men fre ne Pw | nd Mra. P- Harris. ting again Monday after. | raft, for Wednesday, Septem:| cific coust states, I never thought oe ee noon, when hot argument between sible The only nettle men my much i, vised Holding a husband by the “doll-up” Does it pay? Making oneself as attractive as the girls in hubby Does it pay? “The game is not worth the candle, has tried. While Dear been said in this colurnn about the girls and women who use paint powder and wear short dresses, and | Mc people wonder why the mothers al. | contrast. Many of us would Ike to drop the troublesome some man would be tho they mean no wrong, natural lovers of beauty. When I was married I was cafied | beautiful because I was young and | J Asks About healthy rearing was faded.and thin. until one day I found a te bushand oung fister-in-law, in keeping his home and catered to! |hin appetite and every whim, but it jdid no |health and doll up more. ‘The result was wonderful, but after all these years I know that it doesn’t ja cost! look about 20. band as an TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 20 BY CYNTHIA GREY route? you win your husband back by truth published herewith, both becaw and the possible truth it may teach. | Readers will note that the “ ful in holding the man's attention. But the wife has decided she lost more of her own real, sincere self in catering to the| man's love of beauty than she gained in keeping him _inter- ested in her. ‘dolling-up” letter— foolish, or worse, Cynthia Grey; Much has like the girs tn their a, 4 lyour natural, clean jf |you cannot hold his jit isn't real love atyle, willing to be true to ux Bu are makeup and down and But years of toll and child did their work, and at 35 I But I trusted, | Dental College Dear Mins Grey: er which |utudy o ? lovtoten my (Study of dentistry telling her how more beautiful she was than| had |chanic. good. me At last a friend ad- rest more, for my family. The nearest dental Portiand, Oregon. You regain my I did so. The game is not worth the none | I held my husband's love : ste. @ if you could call it that, but at what | 7. Today 1am middieaged, but | Right to Hold Property Dear Miss Grey: People pity my hu innocent, hard-working of Women of Mindful that style is a para- mount requisite of “Sweet Six- teen” attire, there is always an insistence that the texture of fabric shall be exquisite and de- pendable, though incomparably priced at ...cscccccccccscsses 1921 Fall Coats Mined in popular fabrics..... 1921 Fall Dresses in a variety of creations, in brilliant evening wear .. 1921 Fall Suits lights. Neck Pieces. New Fall Suit err eped in goldtone, Ton {allorod effect, full silk creased. Mail Orders Filled With Special Care a postcard or letter to 0. 694 Cty and it will be mail without an, Cut out this notice lest f not a sufferer yourse wood news to some aft 1 hp. "Clears Hallowe ent by return charge whatever. ‘ou fori rot If, band Hicted trian, anyway, + |Keep on camouflaging till you are |too old to make your own way. the particulars by writing Dental school, Portland, 4) With their straight-line drape, their huge collars, thetr unique treatment and their p Seon ema | yweep, silk- ‘Tailored and semi-tailored affairs that impart a new charm and give the impress of youth and vivacity without suggesting unbecoming artificiality.......+--+ Cymthia Grey “Dolling Up” to Keep Hubby's Love—Does It Pay? | It Does and It Doesn't, Writes One Wife Who| Tried That Method. says a@ woman who “dolling up,” the world calls you frivolous and fickle, and pities your husband | | because his nose is always kept to the grindstone. The following letter, the first of its novelty and the pos- e of ite novelty | z, plan was success-| The other day I read in the paper that married women should doll up hushand’s of- #0 there would not be such a But they forgot that it is woman “dolls | low it. Perhaps the mothers ere Ike |only the outside of us that people |mywelf, and thru bitter experience |#ee. So if a married have learned not to judge them too| Un” they think we are trying to at harshly ltract other men. {lo girls, be just) elves, and if ve that way, and don't} A WIFE. Could you kindly linform me how I may take up the| I am a married man with only moderate means, hav- ling had a few years in college, but and planting to get free from me | St Present employed as a me- to marry her, 1 was desperate; I tried extra eee 1 would like to know where the |nearest dental college 1s located and if I could study evenings or a few months each year tn order to provide z. college ts at can get al of to the Can a Canadian man, and class his wife as vain or who is not a citizen hold property or ee ‘Sweet Sixteen The Best of New York as Well as Paris Now Here in Wonderfully Picturesque Styles for the Delectation Fashion both startling and demure. and subdued colorings, for daytime and Youth Is Favored Following the persistence of women to favor the youthful appearance in “Sweet Sixteen” fashions, new converts are be- ing daily added to these new de- Fur Coats and Neck Pieces We have the pleasure of assisting women materially by way. of fine style and marked economy in the selection of their Fur Coats and Fur It is a compliment of the highest character that ‘our patronage in Fur Coats has been so tremendously in- The secret lies in that they are hack, trimmed with sie priced the “Sweet Sixteen” way. hats 1023 Second aves Corner Spring, Rialto Building 6 SS GREY will receive read ers of thls department at The Star office on Tuesdays trom 9 to 4, and at other times by ap- pointment, Please do not on other days than Tuesday un” less you have an appointment with Miss Grey, as anexpected vig itors interfere with her writing. Ju naif interest tn property? ALK Yes, @ Canadtan may hold property joven tho he ts not a citizen, if | complies with the recent penn laws, that ts, if he shows Na inten tion of becoming a citizen of the | United States, eee To Remove Mildew Dear Miss Grey: WM you tell me how I can remove mildew? ANXIOUB, | The following will remove mild ‘om material: Put a teaspoonful of chloride of ime into @ quart of tm ter, strain it twice, then dip the mile |dew spots in this weak solution; in the wun; if the spots do not dige appear when dry, repeat the o tion. Recipe for Lemon Pie Dear Mies Grey: WI you please give us @ good recipe for lemon ple? TWO GIRLS. The following ts a very fine recipe | Take a deep dish, grate into 4 the |outside of the rind of two lemons; |add to that @ cup and a half of white sugar, two heaping table- |spoonfuls of ansifted flour or one of lcornstarch; stir it well together, \then add the yolks of three well~ beaten eggs beat all thoroly, then add the juice of the lemons, two cups of water and a piece of butter |the size of a walnut. Bet this on | the fire in @ double boiler and cook | until it thickens and will dip up on lthe spoon like cold honey. Remove \from the fire; when cool, pour into la deep pie tin lined with pastry, bake; when done, have ready the cog whites beaten stiff with three small tablespoonfuls of sugar. Spread this over the top and return to the oven to brown slightly. This makes |a deep, large-sized pie. Will Mark First Climb Up R At the spot of the first ascent of Mt. Rainier, August 17, 1870, a mon- ument of a graven stone bench will be dedicated at 2 p. m. Thursday. The bench is formed of massive stones with explanatory inscriptions carved on it. It was erected by the Mountaineers and Mazamas. repre rr } New Fall Coat of pat ool material, panel tassels, all silk ou all sizes;