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I ob Svtelclunpdy SUNDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 26, 1015. PART III. SI SOCIETY. of their uncle and aunt, Mr.

and Mrs. C. M. McGulre. One of the cominsr social events of THE ITb next week, which Is looked forward to with great pleasure by the teacti-ers and patrons of this city and Glen-dora, is the annual reception tendered to them by the W.C.T.U organizations of the two cities.

It will be held in the reception hall In the new annex at the Hifffi School next Friday night. 00 New Fur Trimmed Suits 5 lit it presented with a valuable kodak which she will take with her. Sunday evening at the horrre of the bride's parents, Miss Rosa Speer became the bride of J. W. Byrd.

The wedding was a very quiet affair, none but the relatives and intimate friends being present. Immediately following the ceremony the bridal couple left for the beaches where they will spend a few weeks before returning to this city, where they will make their home. Tuesday evening the many young friends of Misa Dorothy Tuthill and Miss Catherine Scoville tendered these young ladiea a party In the basement of the First Congregational Church. The affair was in the nature oj a surprise party as the young ladies are leaving for Claremont, where they will enter the college. The evening was pleasantly passed playing various amusing games, music, etc.

Refreshments were served late In the evening and the hostesses departed wishing their honored guests a most successful college course. Mrs. Galo Hines left Monday for Charlesvolx, where she will Join h.er husband, who ia in the' drug business. Mrs. Hines has been' visiting her parents, Mr.

and Mrs, A. W. Bates, for the past few months and as she prefers California to the eastern States she will endeavor to persuade her husband to take up their residence here after the winter months. Mr. and Mrs.

E. B. Collier and daughter motored to Newport Beach Tuesday, where they have rented a cottage. Mrs. Collier and daughter will remain for a few weeks for the benefit of the latter's health Vhile Mr.

Collier will return in a few days. About forty members and friends of the Congregational Church motored to Coldwater Canyon Friday evening and enjoyed a moonlight picnic at this resort. The large tables were covered with an abundance of good things to eat and marshmallows and weiners were roasted over a large bonfire. The evening was most en-joyably spent In singing many of the old songs, playing games of all kinds, while many enjoyed the plunge. Mr.

and Mrs. Perle Glass and children are returning home from a month's auto trip which took them as far north as Oregon. On their way home they stopped close to Lassen Peak and enjoyed seeing the famous old crater during one of its eruptions. Mr. and Mrs.

L. A. Andrews are accompanying them. TTcrmosa Beach. 1 'SS ISABEL MORSE was the I I hostess recently to a number of musically-Inclined friends.

Her friends were entertained at her home, Hermosa avenue and Fourteenth street. Music was the principal feature of the evening, aside from the soclnl phase. Miss Esther Sharp of, Alhambra rendered several vocal solos. Miss Audrey Creighton of Loa Angeles and Miss Morse contributed, violin selections. Mrs.

Albert A. Shaw of Hermosa Beach, Tolerton of Pasadena and Walter and Drayton Morse were other members of the party. Mr. and Mrs. Robert K.

Vanderlip are spending their honeymoon at tha Cooper cottage. They were married recently at the bride's home In Los Angeles and a reception was given In their honor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. D.

Clark, No. 1306 Gerard lira mm 1 ma ti I'll- --r "Vi" -W 'Midst the medley of fashions, one fact stands out in bold relief SWELLDOM'S Suits at $23 are supreme! Ever so many women have already bought and ever so many more will choose tomorrow from the additional styles that will be shown. These Suits at $23 are of the newest, smartest mode, belted and collared a la Russe many of them showing handsome braid trimmings on the jacket and skirt, with the new Sabertache pockets and other features of the newest. All are handsomely fur-trimmed. No amount of description can properly convey to you the beauty, the quality or the value of these amazing $23 Suits they are true reproductions of models made to sell at $50.00 to $60.00.

with, a delightful masquerade ball. Many of their friends were present 'to enjoy this pleasant affair. Mrs. Anna Stair of Pasadena visited her aunt, Mrs. Ryan, during the early part of the week.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stoll have returned to Claremont after their de- llghtful stay at Long Beach. Mrs. K.

D. Roe entertained "Wednesday evening at dinner in of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Geer of Upland, who leave Boon for Nebraska, where Mr. Geer has accepted a position In the electrical work.

Sup-X per was served In a very Informal manner on the lawn, a pleasant social evtning was enjoyed afterwards. The guests were the members of the Merry Wives and Five Hundred Club, with their husbands, and included Messrs and Mmes. J. B. Anderson, Charles Baynham, David Crawford, M.

G. Frampton, W. A. Hilton, L. M.

Hudson. J. H. McCon-nell, H. B.

Harwood, 11. A. Lewis, J. D. Johnson and Walter Alhambra.

WITH the first early days of fall comes the gentle call of sweet charity, and In the name of the gentle-vlsaged visitor many elaborate functions are being planned for the busy days and weeks ahead. The social calendar is replete with events that will savor of the call, and with the opening: of clubdom, which Is prophesied to be one of the busiest seasons in the history, of local organizations, the socially and charitably inclined are to have a -busy time. Quite the greatest frolic of the month, and one which proved the banner oc- caslon for attendance, was the char- 'V ity benefit planned and cnrrled out by -the Woodmen of the World on the High School grounds on Friday night and last night With charity the keynote of the entertainment, which was ot Its kind the most successful ever given In the city, and the annual Christmas dinner of the organization the motif for the affair, many actors and artistes of note attended and gave their talents to the notable success of the event. Among those well known in the theatrical and social world attending and contributing to the affair were: Miss Jessica Dixon. Miss Bessie Chapin, Miss Juanita Vigare, Misses Sylvia and Olivia Castillo, Miss Marion Fletcher, Miss Corlnno lesser.

Miss BUlle Rhodes, nnd Messrs. Ros-coe Arbuckle, Charles Murray, Fred Mace, Bob Albright, William Gibbs, Lee Moran, Eddie Lyons, Max Ashor. William Franey and Milburn Moran. Hundreds of guests from near-by cities were present during the carnival hours of both evenings, and last night the fun waxed fast and furious until a late hour. The grounds were aglow with lights an the scene was one of the most brilliant of the year.

Fraternal organizations have been having merry times recently, as was attested by the gay party in the Masonic Temple on last Tuesday evening, when a double surprise was participated in by a gny coterie of the members of the Eastern Star. Planning to purprlse, Mrs. George Ebert, AVorthy Matron of the organization, and one of the best beloved members in the local chapter, on the occasion of her birthday, a delightful affair resulted. Coincident with the birthday of Mrs. Ebert the wedding anniversary of Mr.

nnd Mrs. J. N. Hall was also celebrated, also proving a surprise to the feted members of the chapter. A programme of rare excellence was presented.

Miss Florence McDonald, Miss Ruth Hamilton, Wilbur Wheeler nnd Miss Veva Langley all contributing vpry largely to the pleasure of the occasion. Later supper was announced nnd, escorted by a gay throng, Mrs. Ebert was" drawn into the banquet hall In a beautiful chariot hidden with a profusion of pink carnations and greens. Plik was the predominating color need in all of the appointments of the evening, end to Mrs. Ebert was presented a beautifully decorated cake, ornamented with a single rose in the center and sixteen candles.

Mr. and Mrs. Hall were presented a handsome Eastern Star plate by the members of the or-glzatlon, all of whom passed a delightful evening In the chapter-rooms. After a dpllghtful sojourn of several weeks in San Francisco, where the exposition whs the center of Interest, Mr. John S.

Hess, accompanied by Mrs. Hess, loft on Thursday for San Diego, where for a number of days they will enjoy the many attractions offered in the charming southern city by the sea, The home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Van Orahnm was the of a pleasant gathering on Thursday evening, when Mrs. Graham, who is one of the most delightful and charming of the city's hostesses, entertained at suoper complimentary to Mr.

and Mrs. H. J. Chlsholm, who have recently returned from their summer's vacation. Pink carnations wore the attractive embellishment used, and nmld the perfect appointments a delightful evening was spent by the congenial coterie of friends, among; whom were Mr.

nnd Mrs. II. J. Chlsholm, Mr. nnd Mrs.

George Ebert, and Mr. and Mm. Fred 0feJL street, Los Angeles. The reception was given by the bride mother. The, Vanderllps will return to Los Angeles shortly and make their home on Vernon avenue, near Vermont.

Mrs. Ben F. Brown and her daugh 1000 Lingerie Waists, Formerly $2 and $3 ter, Miss Annette Brown of Minne-. apolls, who have been visitors here at the home of City Clerk Ben Brown, have returned to their Middle-West Monday will see the most sensational sale of Waists SWELLDOM has ever held a complete clean-up of a thousand styles in Marquisette, Lingerie, Voile formerly priced $2 and $3 to be sold Monday at $1 each. You will find many tucked and embroidered waists together with a wide variety of plain effects.

Being here early means better choice. $1 Glcndale. MISS RUBY BORTHICK, with her father, S. L. Borthick, whose home Is on West Seventh street, left Monday morning for a trip to San Francisco.

Miss Borthick and her father expect to make a visit of several weeks in that city with relatives and will also visit the exposition grounds while there. Mrs. C. O. Pulliam of North Kenwood street left Saturday morning for Bishop, where she will remain for a week.

Mr. Pulliam's mother, who has Just returned to her son's home! has been in the northern part of the State for some time. Mrs. Pulliam's visit included a trip to the exposition, where she enjoyed a vacation of two weeks. Miss Ruth Music, who has returned from the exposition at San Francisco, is very enthusiastic over the wonder.8 of the fair.

Miss Music also attended the celebration given by the Native Sons and Daughters of the Golden West while there. Mrs. J. C. Sherer of Somerset Farm was a most charming hostess at an elaborate dinner given at her homo Wednesday evening'.

The guests of honor were -Mrs. J. Whltaker and her daughter. Miss Ina Whltaker, and Mr. and Mrs.

R. B. Whltaker of Ninth street. Mrs. J.

L. Whltaker and her daughter have very recently returned to their home after a visit of three years in England. After an extensive trip through the Middle Western States and Ohio in particular, Miss Elizabeth Smith has returned to her home at No. 771 South Brand boulevard. Mr.

and Mrs. H. A. Wilson, who have bften spending a few days In Riverside, have returned to their home at No. 325 South Louise street.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilson made the trip by automobile and both report a delightful time. Miss Clara Pearson, who, until very recently, resided on South Maryland avenue, has left for Brawley, where she expects to spend the winter with her parents. Miss Pearson will be missed greatly by her numerous friends as she Is a social favorite.

Miss Pearson has been the guest of honor at a number of farewell parties and dances. Mrs. Myron Smith of Bakers-field arrived in Glendale Tuesday afternoon at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Royall E.

Wheeler of No. 1546 Patterson avenue. Mrs. Smith will make her visit about two or three weeks long before returning. A quiet home wedding, held in the presence of a number of relatives and friends, was quite an event of social Interest to the many friends of Mrs.

Martha Blanche Coughran and Mr. Charles W. 'Aageson, who were married Friday evening at the home of the bride, No. 1660 Ruth street. The Rev.

C. R. Norton of Glendale officiated. Miss Ludy Spfar of Glendale was mald-of-honor, and Mr. Ariel Hoegee of Sierra Madrewas the best man.

The couple were married with the beautiful ring ceremony. The bride carried an elaborate bouquet of carnations. The room was handsomely decorated with bamboo tree and ferns and carnations. Mr. and Mrs.

Aageson went for a short honeymoon to Long Beach and are now at home to their friends at No. 1660 Ruth street. Mrs. T. M.

Anderson of No. 129 East Colorado boulevard hns been having as week-end guests, Mrs. M. S. Flshback of Long Beach, who is accompanied bv her sister, Mrs.

Donald Stewart of Washington, D. C. The ladles are old-time friends and are having a splendid visit. Brldgodnlo. AMONG the residents of Bridge-dale who were present at the wedding of Miss Buck to Harry Dane of Elslnore, on Wednesday evening last In Los Angeles, were Mr.

and Mrs. Cresslyn L. Tllley, Mr. and Mrs. O.

M. Buck and Mrs. S. 8. Mess-more.

Little Raymond Tllley had the honor of acting as ring bearer to the happy couple. Mrs. J. W. Vogcl is very happy In the visit of her father and sister, Mr.

D. Carmlchael and daughter, Kathe-rlne, of El Reno, who have come to California to spend the winter months with their relatives. On Friday of last week the many friends and neiphbors of Mrs. J. W.

Vogel took advantage of her brief absence from home, by obtaining entrance to the house, preparing a fine dinner, and then awaiting her return to give her a surprise party. The evening was spent in playing Five Hundred. Her friends had decorated the rooms very beautifully with the waving plumes of the golden-rod. Tropleo. THR Kensington Art Club, comprising membcra in Tropleo and Glendale, "was very pleasantly entertained by Mrs.

David II. Imler at her home, Palm Villa, on West Park avenue, Thursday afternoon, complimentary to her cousin, Mrs. Ella B. Bnye'r of Terra Haute, who Is the house Ruest of Mrs. Imler.

Low-cut bowls, vases and baskets, overflowing with fragrant magnolias and varlhued autumn flowers, lent an added charm to the large and spacious room of Palm Villa, where: Mrs. Phney, assisted by hr sister, Miss Cora lllrktnrn, end Mrs. Myra C. K. Shucy, dispensed generous hospitality.

Fifty or more guests en-Joyed the afternoon In conversation and music, while busily engaged In nrt needlework. Ouf-of-town guests Included Mrs. W. C. Calhoun of Denver, Mrs.

R. Hanna of Tennessee, who Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Earl Coleman; Mrs. Wallace, nelce of Mrs. I.

J. Spafford, and Mr. Eva, M. Jtlaln. Mr.

and Mrs. Carol Miles of Des Moines were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Snniupl Ayrea of Central avenue, Thursday. Thirty years ago, ahort-Iv after Mr.

and Mrs. Ayres came to Tropleo from Moines to reside, Mr. and Mrs. Miles vbilted them and It Is supertluoua to sav that theee visitor noted wonderful Improve ments and chnnres Tropleo and vicinity since their visit of thirty years ago. Dr.

and Mrs. J. Bnhrennerg entertained with a dinner pnrtv at their home. Twin Pines, on West Park ave. nue, Sunday, when their guests Included Mr.

and Mrs. Nortnnn E. Bh-renberg and dnuKhter. Mian Bhea Pahrenhcrg, of Oneonta Piirk; Miss Agnes nnlort and Mr, and Mrs. WIN Bihrenberr of Loa Anceles.

Mtm Paulina Hamilton. datiEhtar of Mr, and Mrs. W. W. Hamilton of Wert Tenth itreef, left for Hnn Francisco Monday.

Mlsa Hamilton, who wna prndtmted from Glendale I'nton High Brhocd In June, will continue her studies at Mil's CoUcn this yesr. After a delightful visit of several months the ut of hr srsnd-daughter. Mrs. Wllllnm Wlnbllt of San Fernando boulevard, Mrs. Jane Culltns returned to her home In Goedland, Mr, and Mrs, William M.

Crawford and daughter, Miss Mirgnret Crawford, accompanied jr Mra, Craw. 55E 5DVV. home. Miss Brown is engaged In educational work In her home city, hav-i ing gained considerable prominence in that line. While here Mrs.

Brown, and Miss Brown visited both fairs. John McCllntock and family departed recently for Altadena, where, they purchased a new home. They, spent several weeks here. Mrs. Jay Munsell returnred recently, from a camping trip to Carter's camp.

The Missesfllarrison, having spenti the summer here, have returned to, their home in Los Angeles. Miss Ruth Hanna. Miss Rachel ITanna. Clarence Criswell and Francis Smith were recent guests at the, Hanna cottage, guests of Miss Janet Hanna and Silas Smith. Aziisa.

THE beautiful exposition attractions and the delightful cool sea breezes of the northern metropolis have charmed many society folk, and during the past week several parties have spent their holidays In Snn Francisco. Several of those who have made that city their goal Include Mayor nnd Mrs. J. S. Mr.

and Mrs. F. L. Clark. Dr.

L. W. Atkinson, Mr. W. P.

Barnrs. Messrs. Arthur and Trudeau Gable, Mr. and Mrs. George It.

Ptarr, Miss Irene UirncH and Mrs. J. Craln. Mrs. Lydia Reeves of Lawrence, who has been sojourning for severnl months with relatives and friends In Southern California, Is he- IWtrtfe Willie ford's mother, Mrs.

J. H. Henry of North Central avenue, left for San Francisco Friday, where they will spend a fortnight, visiting and attending the Panama-Pacific Exposition. Miss Helena Morgan, with Miss Anne Anderson and her sister. Miss Elsie Anderson, motored to Pasadena Sunday, where they were the guests of Mr.

and Mra. J. V. Sweetsers. Mrs.

E. P. Tresslar of Brand boulevard has returned from a delightful vacation sojourn at MatlUJa Springs. Mrs. B.

F. Newby of Brawley was the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. A.

Button of Virginia place, the past week. Mrs. Frank I. Marsh entertained with a daintily-appointed luncheon at her homo on North Central avenue, Tuesday, when her guests were Mr. and Mrs.

J. B. Leathers and Miss Alice Leathers of Los Angeles, former residents of Tropleo. Moncta. CH.

SIBLEY left Wednesday morning for his home In Til-den, after a pleasant visit with his brother, F. B. Sibley. Mrs. Roy Sibley's aunt, Mrs.

C. Coddlngton, has returned to her home In Mt. Pleasant, after a three-months' visit John Ralbley of Tulare waa a visitor from Friday to Monday noon, having come down In his uutnmobtte. By Meant of Her Own Secret Formulas, Valeska Suratt Has Made Herself the Famous Self-Made Beauty-Actress of America. LACKHEAP8 en ramovad In turprllnly quirk war.

without plnrh-tn at. face tramlfif, dlotlng. or any Inir delightfully entertained thl weelffl Mia. K. Suratl -iar other tedious method.

It li by the um ot formula which I hare perfected myeelf. n1 ultiipln thtt It tonlshaa. It never fall whm properly done, and the Wrlthe! wilt be remored In a few moment, or In sa. ihort a time St It require! to thoroughly wah the face. Riackhrada are a local affliction, and no amount dmln.

blood treatment or dieting will remove them. The woret thine you can do In trying to set rid of hlackheade Is to tr to ntnrh them out. There ere manv hlarkheade which rnulro vire xiueerlnc to make them eom out. MISS M. I aiwaya arra- ptte In a freMh, dry, natural eontltilon hr the uee of hyilrollxed taic I hav tried many of the actvertlned arllclea eite- perepliatlun of arniplia, but nnally Thle nenrlv alwave lenvee a annt oIIkMIv thin the rent of the akm, an'1 "hie worked out ihle on of my own which acta epot for a looit time.

Hv unlov my man, a firmulu, no qiielp le nirr, t'lrel weeh the fa" wltn hot anter and nrinkli. e.mc pnwdeeed nerixin. MHS. (lENKVtKVB T. In eate It hap.

Iipon a pon made wet wUh hnl water, pene hi that vou enonot from tha r-il, wrll for a few rolmiti- on the tlrug the epiul fur niakliia my plon- pane of the lln, am efurted with 'lid wrlnkla remu-er, write 1, Her-rctary lo blai'khearie. ehonld able to eerurf Valeeka Hurall, Thomrem JtulMiris, t'hl- the neroxln of tiny drusglat. mr iein wM e.e that ou are Immeillalely uppllrtt. When writ. Ing encloee the price, whieh I flfty eenia.

-HITS THE BULLS EYE EVERY TIME. IT WMfl il NEVER VARIES- MtSS WttriST for removing auperfluoug balr yuu ran uee nothing aa good aa almpta nulfo aolutlnn, It 1iolvr aay any hair la If by magic, and iir laee a red apo, or Irritation, bimple eulfo aniutlon con ba eruiel at tha rirtur eiore, Thli la one af my mutt effective formula. PAOOT I knew ye would get nd of your poor romplmlon with the formula I Dm you, and row want you to uee my wrinkle formula, and you will iwon aee a difference of yeara In your annearanoe foe rmw'e email or dn wrlnkiee. eatrloe rheeka. tha following formula le aheolntelv nneonaled: Iiiaeotva two tahlMpoonf ule of glvcffrlre end two pnneee of ptoi In he'f a plot nf hot atr.

Stir until It dloiv-d and etarla to rr-nm Fptol may be obtained at any good drug atora. st the home of Mr. and Mrs. John B. Matney on Clenega avenue.

Miss Msrle Allen of Los Angeles en-Jovrd tha week-end as the guest of Miss Gertrude Williams. Saturday afternoon Miss Williams entertained a number of friends at a tea in honor of Miss Allen. The time was passed In conversation and needlework, after which dainty refreshments were served. P.e'sldes the guest of honor Miss Allen, those jiresont, included Miss Dorothy Davis, Miss Ada Ellis, Visa Lolah Hummel and Miss Ruth Ellis. Anticipating spending the winter In our southern climes, Mrs.

B. W. Carter arrlwd here this week from Ol-rurd. 111. She will spend some time nt the home of her cousin, Mrs.

Carlton Gnfton. on San Gabriel avenue. Of great interest to hl mnv friends here was the announcement In Philadelphia lat week of the enirage. ment of Mr. Albert Black Griffith to miss Lllllnn Hess Archsmhault of that cltv.

Mrs. Laurie E. Thixter of Esst Sixth street ts enloylng thw visit this week from her sister, Mrs. Clara Gul-vln of Santa Cru. Telling their friend thev were go-'nar to spend the week at Snn Diego.

Bev. and Mrs. J. W. Towrv.

Mrs. Ellen Dyer, and Mr. L. Y. Wray left here last Tuesday morning.

But a visit to the exposition wss not all of the nrrsngements that had been made. At 1 o'clock in the parlor of Hotel the wedding of Mr. Wray ami Mrs, Dver was solcrtnlrcd. Rev. Tow-erv performing the ceremony.

Mrs. Wrnv hns been spending some time nt the home of her cmiilns, Mr. and Mm. 3, 11, Pettyjohn, and it while- there that she renewed girlhood ncquafntnnce with Mr. Wray.

Previous to her Visit here she1 hns mnde her home In Richmond. Cnl. Mr. and Mrs. Wray wilt he at home to their friends at their home on North Pnn Gabriel avenue and Tenth street after October 1.

The Mlses Mlna and Vina flturgenn of Los Angelea spent few duvs Inst week here a thn gursu of their sister, Mrs. M. H. Gosim. Mr.

and Mrs. J. W. Duckworth of Anshelm nni Mr, and Mrs. Genree Pexrnad Long Beach were most royally entertained at a nVloclt dinner last Saturday tvenlng Pi tha home Turner.

Miss Bessie Thompson of Kansas City, who for a number of months has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. W. S. Weaver, at the home of the latter on Pepper street, left for her home during the week, carrying with her many delightful memories of Southern California and Alhambra in particular. Corona.

THFRPPAY evening the ladles of the Curnatlon Crochet Club, with their hi'shnnds nnd families and number of friends, surprised Mr. Leo Kroonen at her home on Went Seventh utreet. The occasion wm In honor of her birthday. The guests brought many beautiful and useful presents of embroidery, and rochet work, china and rut gUox The self-invited gueets provided dell- loua refreshments, which Included the birthday cake and Its lacerations. Those who enjoyed the pi-tiennt evening were Mr.

nnd Mrs. B. M. I.IIH-brldge, Mr. and Mrs.

Chnrles Lllll-brldite, Mr. and Mpc Thomn Ash-croft. Mr. and Mr. E.

Mnrrntte, Mr end Mrs. Garrett Te. Mr. nnd Mrs, William Snyrrs. Mmes.

J. Rtobhs. A. W. DtiUn.

Seth I tad ley. W. G. Toner. Jf.

A. Wood, Hirvrv Starllpper. William Fletcher, J. Davis. Jennie Phillips of Los nnd the Mlse Maude Vnger.

Vivian l'rnnk, Lntna Tower, Itnr.oi D.ivls, Mildred Lllll- bridge, Helen. Dnvls. Georgia Wood, Henrietta -Ye, UtrA Lllllbrlrige, Lu-I'll" Fletcher, W. G. Twrr.

M'ns Evelyn t'ltor. ri-uuthfor of Rev. J. UUnr. pastor of the First Christian Church of this rltv, loft Wrdnes-dsv fr Indlnnnpolis, where she will enter college to prepare herself for chosin llfp'n work, that of a r.ils-eionnry In foreign fields.

In her hon-or a deliirhtful farewell party was tendered by Mrs. L. Drnmmond at her home en the corner of Washburn and Seventh trrrt. There have been i numerous plenant soclnl Batherlngs but Ibis occasion while grently n)ved bv the gurta si'mrd to form a rlor He brtwern the honored gilet and those present. Miss iTttr Is a lovelv young lady and her modest, though brleht, mnnnpr hive enrtenrril her to a tH clrrto of friends who rtret to her leave their company.

She was Ma. e. W. a half pint of water dieaotve two riince ruetone ad a cup of auaer, all well mleed rTrsPBNsi If you aant a reu etqul-aile face powder, wiihnui the rhailnee nearly all face pnnr, I you try my oan, made aftf my own formula, "Valeika Surait a-a t'owdee It wilt give lint and auftnrea you neyef barer eieripnred. It la gold In many drug erg department etnre.

If vou any dim-cnliy In getting II, elmpl write to my eo-retary to M'e, ilenele enrloe ntty cente. and aek for ahlie or Been, eold four thia take two teaeooonrnn tnre or llma a ilny In a ihe Bin of water. effer at THEM3 Is ft richness of favor tnd a smooth, velvety texture In Christopher's Quality lea Cream that always makes you want "Just another spoonful." If you knew the purity ot the Ingredients and thn rare used In every process of Us tnnnurc tare you would Insist on your dealer carrylug nothing clso. thia el. buat vour rneaia.

The eiionp ran ba wuf the ilrua etnre tf knvihlna ran do It. ahnuld the hnit linorlmitlv. Ihourh po one ran aaxure you that tha tan be developed In all csn-. A VX IKTT rLt" fompteslon formula will make ynur ekln take on a purity rival. vr.nv stionT fa my hmrwin formula fauhfutly for a time, then mrexir vour hair, mt vou will Sod that It baa grown wono.rfully In a ahu It w'H nt loneer thin and arraealv, but radian with the alorlooe Hin ad liteter that pee-fct.

befl'thy holr poee. Ynur heir re. reiver well, thrr'll he no mot uee foe MIC it voureelf, ee follower Add he'f a pint of aleohn) to half a plot of wat-e for uee full rmt of lomorted hev rum. If vota prefer.) and to thle add one nait't ft bna-qtilnol, bnh anv alor can uiid you. TMa will bever fell.

Ins that of the roe, Hed apnt. moddlneee, freeklr. will aurely leave, and eoon tha upotlene, pinky whllenee eoffuee voor fece, ar.ua. bende, perk and ehret. It la the beautlllee wlibout peer, and I verv eonnomleal.

XtW 10 lableeportliful iinerlne in a nlnt nf hot water ami a'VI -Phone tii (South 30). 10399) if ji.u experience any dlfficuU IV in Jcffing out ordcrt mi one nf ylnlone, which can eeoure 1 at err drug E. II. ROLLINS SONS Coston ImdJ'" itk.iMt.s vuMia, San Francisco. London..