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Saturday. Oct. 4L 1913.
MOTHER OF THE MOST PERFECT
BABY IN UNITED STATES TELLS
HOW SHE RAISED LITTLE CHILD
Mrs. Hazel B. IW>gg», of Seat
" tie, is the mother of John Kin
seila Boggs, the most perfect baby
§ in the United States, according to
0 the expert standard scoring' sys
-1 tern that baa been devised by lead
-5 ing physicians in the country. His
** score was 100 in the recent Seat
tie "Better Babies" contest.
Mrs. Boggs is 90 years old, and
married bat three years. Her suc
cess with Baby John has not been
" mere accident—demonstrated. by
the fact that her older baby, a
girl, scored over 00 in the same
contest, In which 100 babies were
entered.
In the following article, written
by Mrs. Boggs for this newspaper,
she tells of her system of raising
the champion baby of the country.
Editor. ',
BY MRS. HAZEL B. BOGGS,
Mother of the Most Perfect Baby
ln the United States.
'It has always been my hope
and ambition to be the mother of
healthy,, perfect babies. When
the Judges gave my second born,
John Kinseila Boggs, 8 months
old, a score of 100 per cent, It
was the realization of a dream I
have had ever since I was old
enough to contemplate matri
mony. '<•'
I mention this because I believe
that the mother's temperamental
and'mental attitude on the sub
ject of babies exercise a large in
fluence upon their well-being.
The girls in the telephone ex
change where I was employed be
fore marriage often discussed
matrimonial topics, . and - there
were some who positively . hated
the very {thought of babies. These
hardly possessed the tempera
mental qualities necessary for
mothers of perfect babies.
It was different ; with me. I
have always been Interested In
babies.' I loved them; I liked to
care for them, and play with
them. \I -live their lives with
them every minute of the day.
t Baby Jo-lin isn't old enough to
talk, but I understand every gur
gle and sound he makes. I can
distinguish between his crying—
and a healthy baby doesn't cry
much—and mere yelling to exer
cise his little lungs. I feed bin*
regularly—every three hours now.
'Until he was three months old, I
" fed him every two • hours. \ I eat
regularly myself and don't drink
y[ either tea or coffee. Milk with a
flavor of cocoa in' it is my bever
age. v \ -■
; Regular • feeding 1 and sanitary
dressing and sleeping conditions
- •these 1 observed faithfully. And
-. Baby John has not been sick a day
, in his life. ' ' -
<, -• By sanitary ; • dressing, I mean
'' particular attention to the temper
ature and - condition of each day,
rather than to trust to the general
requiremens of the season. There
have been days when I hare made
■ 10* to 12 changes ln baby's dress,
as the temperature varied. If the
' morning was cool, , I would wrap
f him in flannels. As the day grew
'' warmer, I would .- gradually shed
his clothes. Towards evening, as
It grew cooler, 1 would ] re-dress
y hIrnXxXAXX-yXyXy.y,: V .:_.,-, \y
.-". Little John has '-' always .. slept
' with : the j windows ■ open '■ in '> his
''".. room at night. During the day,
he takes his nap In his little car
riage on the porch. He breathes
RYDER'S LUNCH
"a A-X-XA-iIOS So. 12th Sfc";*;J^r
- ' '■'. •■ r;': Opposite ' Poatofflce * ' -.'
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.' t ,_ BTENOTYPE? AX-XXX
jgP&The fastest ting j machine . la
-X. She world. Telephone for, private
& demonstration,'^ No ; charge, ffi-^i
SpH Stenographers wishing to In
..•'crease their efficiency .should see
fe« •*" '$&%*'*• : -
BEUTEL BUSINESS COLLEGf
te- . Main 80S. . -
: • / \". <:x\ '.' v :.
good, wholesome air.
In the morning, soon after he
wakes, I take him from the crib
to tils daily, bath.» I bathe him be
fore feeding, always using medi
cated soap. ■ ;-■ - . -
Whatever success 1 have had In
raising my babies, I owe a large
debt to Dr. L. Emmett Holt's book
on the care jf babies. I keep
SUNDAY SERVICES AT ALL THE TACOMA CHURCHES
BAPTIST
Bethesda. cor. So. 46th and X ata.,
H. F. Cheney, pastor. 9:45 a. m.,
Bible school, S. G. Bishop, aupt., r.,
6201 So. J St.; morning servicer 11;
4:30 p. m., Junion B. Y. P. IT.; 6:43. p.
m., the Senior B. ■Y. P. U., leader.
11. F. Cheney. 7:45 p. m.. preaching;
Tuesday, 8 p. m., cnolr practice;
Thursday, 7:45 p. in., prayer meet
ing, followed by S. S. teacher train
ing class. "•';.-,
Finnish. So. Sheridan and 23d,
A J. Stormans, pastor. S. 8., 9:45;
services 11. a. m. and 7:30 p. m.;
Y. P. 1., 6:30 p. m. Thursday, pray
er meeting 8 p. m. -.-._.;
First Baptist, 9th and D sts., a
downtown church., J. A. Sutton,
pastor. 10:30 a. m. and 7:45 p. m.;
8. S. at 12 o'clock; B. Y. P. U., 6:45.
Special Bong service. ■.«-."--'
Central. No. L and' Steele, Rev.
N. H. Brooks, pastor. Blbla school
at 10 a. m.; preaching at 11 a. m.;
and 7:30 p. m.: Y. P. U., 6:30 p. m.;
prayer, Thursday 8 p. m.
-- n -~- - ——— - • •
Sixth Avenue, Rev. Frederick
Wlghtman, pastor. Morning wor
ship ' 10:30; Bible - school at noon;
Young ePople's meeting at 6:45;
service at 7:45 p. m.; midweek
prayer meeting Thursday, 7:45 p. m.
- German Baptist church. '. South
10th and 3 sts.. Rev. R. A Blandau,
nor.ship, 11 a. m.; evening worship,
8 p. m. •..- ■ .->,--,-)t:'":' /-
Norwegian Danish Baptist church
corner So. 10th and X sts., Ray. O.
Enget, pastor. 8. 8., 10 a. m.; ser
mon, 11 a. m.; ■ Young People's
meeting, 7 p. m.; Bible study Mon
days at 8 p. . m.; - weekly prayer
meeting Thursday. 8 p. in. ... - ..- <,
"' -■■' - CHRISTIAN -' ":'; '-vr*'"
I Central Christian church. No. L
and Steele • sts.. Rev. J. :S. ■ Raum,
pastor. Bible school 10 a, m. com
munion service ana preaching, 11 a.
m.; song service and sermon, 8 p.
"»./•>, :. ■:-:,:.'•: '■■'.-•> '--«;•; ';'...
' South Tacoma Christian, 8618 So.
lunette. .Bible school. - 9:45 -a. - m.;
preaching, 11 am.; Junior C E. .1
p. m.; Senior -. C 10., 8:30 -' p. - m.;
evangelistic service at 7:30 p. m.
■ First, 6th ay and K. VI. A, Moore
, pastor. Prayer service, 9:46 a. m.;
morning service, ii am.; Christian
Endeavor, 6:80; ,i evening . '_ service,
1:10. :>:. AxX'T -■'«■>■- '.-xxyXXy-y
X Roosevelt Heights, East 89th and
V, : Bible school at 10:80 a m.; com
munion at 11:30 am.: C.B. at 6:80
p. m.; preaching at 7:80 p. m.»'.. vv
McKinley ' Park. East / SSth and
Spokane. Bible school at 10 a. m.;
communion at 11 a. m.; C. E., 6:30
p. m.; preaching. 7:30 p. m. , . -,
' Lincoln Park - Cnrlatlan " ■ church.
39th ' and O sts., Ralph C. • Sargent,
minister. ■. Bible school at 10 a. m.;
commun Inn and pr caching - services
at 11; Christian » Endeavor ■ prayer
meet at 6:30 p. m.; special service
itTtl}o.^,isSxX^-Xi^X;X*XX:yT_
'v-CONGKBSUATIONAf,:''"'-':
I ■ First ■■ Congregational church. I Di
vision - ay. , and •J t sts.. Rev. - Frank
Dyer, pastor. ■ Services, 10:30 a. m.;
Sunday school, M m. > - Family gath
ering, 1 8:30 , p. , m. i',r*:i^-w-, 'iji-xXxif-'J
p t ,..*,*tfAi%A?r?mAf.*gj* m i L*"■«.:■''-;■*^ ■-' :f -' '»• -''■'-
■ ■ Bast ; 88th > and IB' ata. -Rev.' A. D.
Shaw, pastor. ■ Sunday school. 10 .a.
m.; l morning «worship I and . sermon,
II ; * evening • worship and - sermon.
7:10; Thursday, 8 p. in., blbla study
and prayer. »^ofe^Ml«^»fe»©7^i*«J,
.-^ft-m^y-M-.-*^*-™^ i ■ ,-t W- -a*? '~'Flj^**Q
-; Pilgrim. * No. 84th * and m Warner,
Rev. 'Edgar »* C y Wheeler, pastor.
Horning, 10:30 a m.; Sunday school.
11:40 •a. m. ; Mr. . 3. mA m Ellsworth
will *paak.-mmmismgmmm_f___ti.
EPISCOPAL
f% Bt - Luke's « Memorial % church. So.
C i and j 6th » ay.. Key. \F. W. Keator,
bishop. ; Rev. vF.'• T. Webb, vicar.
Services, 1} 7:30 and ,11 a. ! m.;; S. •_ 8.;
10 la. m. fe^WSe^SSffelSßtetW
■
- Bt: Andrews ; church. No. Bth and
i.^i^7A r y77:^^mm
spare with all the reading matter
available on the subject, and
while 1 discard a great deal of the
advice, I still am learning day by
day.
Above all, I have looked upon
the raising of my babies as cheer
ful work. Cheerfulness and regu
larity—these I recommend to
every mother. . • , . -.. :
■— ■ i i,i n , m
Oakes sts.. Rev. Frederick Webb,
rector. Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.;
evening service, 8.
Tha Church of Holy Communion,
;or. So. 14th and I at.. Rev. Rcbt
H. McGlnnls, rector. .Early service,
7:30 a. m.-, 8. S. and Bible bit vice,
1:45 a. m. morning prayer, 11 a, in.;
evening prayer, 7:30 p. m.
Trinity, No. 3d and X ata.. Rev.
Charles T. Grimes. Early celebra
tion, 7:30 a. m.; & 8.. 9:45 am.;
Bible class. 10:00 a. m.; Matins. 11
». m.
St. John's, So. 68th : and Puget
Sound. Rev. Robert H. McGlnnls.
rector. S. S., 10 a. m. services, 11
S., 7 p. m. .- ... ■
BT ANGELICAL XX':
First Evangelical -\ ureh, So.
13th and X sis., T. R Hornschuch,
pastor. S. 8., 10 a. m.; sermon, 11
a. m. and 7:30 p. m.; Y. P. A, 8:30
p. in.; prayer meeting and Bible
study, Tbura 7 to 9. .
- Evangelical Lutheran (German),
21st and O sts., Emll Lehmanu, pas
tor. Services at 10:30 a. m. and 7
§. m.; S. S.. 9:16-10:15 a. m.; Y. P.
„ v 7 p. m. .._- ■x ■. ■.' :..
. Adams St. Ev. church, No. Adams
and 22d at., N. - Shupp. pastor.
Preaching service at 11 a. m.; evan
gelistic services at 8 p. in.; 3. S., 10
a. m. Young Peoples meeting at
7 p. m. .--.- ,;
Tha Swedish church. 1211 So.
14th, Frank Abrahamson, - pastor.
Sunday ■ school. 10 -a. -, m., ser
vices, 11 a. m.; •.«.■-'
Evening services at 7:80 p. m.;
Young People's meeting, 6:45 p. m.;
Thursday evening prayer meeting
at 8 p.m. _______-' T-'X ■
Ellm Free. So. Aim. and 17 th.
Rev. C. B. : BJuge, pastor. ■-„ Norwe
gian services, 10:45 a m., 7:30 ,p.
m. Sermon by pastor at 6 p. m. :,
FREE METHODIST "!»*>-'*'•*'
- First Free Methodist church,' 1811
So. 1 St., C. M DeFoe, pastor. ».>—• *
8. S. at 10 a. m., preaching, 11, fol
lowed by class meeting; Tuesday
eve.; prayer. meeting held at 40th
and . Ea. -M ' St.. McKinley Park;
prayer meeting Thursday ■• at First
church. •*-—-.•• .- ,A.-jy...y-,.^~'4^Jmmrst
■a McKlnloy Park Free M. E., -. 36th
and How* sts., C M. DeFoe, pastor.
E. 8., 8 • p. ' m., (followed by preach
ing, a Prayer meeting Tuesday, 7:30
P. m. v *% -- . . -,' . - i
iSWg&'.SftN?*' ' ■■^%#§f|pil2'
,:~ ■■--;: *.. ."■. LUTHERAN -TAiyX^vph
Norwegian Lutheran Free church.
So. 16th and X sts., Rev. li. Toilet
son, pastor. Services 11:00 a. m.;
V.. P. meeting, 6 p. . m.; services, 1 8
p. m.^yyxx-y-x.X:y'irx)X!X' T:' : X-**X
-X Our Savior's Evangelical [ Luther
an | church, corner 'of J and a 17th
sts., I Rev. iO. J. ' Ordal, ' pastor. Resi
dence 912 So. 17th st* Divine serv
ices in. the Norwegian I language 111
a. in , and ln the English language
B"P.\m.^J.-'* l^< -;-;;.r,-*i'-,--v,^- ; j .'-....;>..*
R-. ■J-'^'^mT'.i .'.'-"■ •;■- .., J..;'?.»»'.'''/.<-■*'*ft**^
V- St '■■ Paul's - Evangelical 3 Lutheran
church, So. b 27th * and v Tacoma ay.
Rev,> R.. Aye i Lallemant, • pastor, S.
8., 9:30 a. m.; services, 10:80 la.l m.
and 1 7:30 ip. s m.; j concessional, 10' a.
in.; I Holy communion, 11:30 a. m.
jty* »'^*-^"%' iii. 4-if»£* Or.i GlffglßSmA.
ft St ,-j Paula "*> Danish <■*. Lutheran
church, - 1310 $ So. L tn_ntTJh<s Sunday
school, .101 a. in.;' services ; at: 11 a.
school, 10 a.m.; services at 11 a. m.;
evening service, 81 p. m. Rev. C J.
Skorgaard, paMtor:&s^'Miß®£&ijm!&.
QtP^&ti&vMr —-— 'Xx .*SK3&B
3-1 St. *< John's » English AS Lutheran
church, South Fifth and I sts. Rev.
C. ?F. W. i Stoever, i pastor. Sunday
school, 9:45 a. m.; morning services,
11 o'clock. i*,.;•:-.;?•?*!! k ~--•--.-.——,,----- »-:
** German. So. Hat Servlcea ~£ la
•Jar-. 1 at 10:30 \ a i in. and s7 I p.: m.; s &
9:18 Im. m. : IT. *.-} 8. tC. "c. >«' p.
m. H Oar. i Lutheran, * So. - Tacoma,
Jf^*°l,h Lutheran fi church, corner
18th and Birmingham ay.) every al-
J ternate Sunday at 1:88 iM sa,'« Pas
.THKuTACaOM^ TIMEB
•-
jl Society JJ
i In honor of Us 7tst birthday,
W. H. George, 3008 South 12th
street, was given a surprise party
by a group of ■ friends . Monday
evening. Cards were played, fol
lowed by a light supper. Among
those who attended were Mr. and
Mrs. W. George, Mr. and Mrs. W.
Harris. Mr. and Mrs. McArthur,
Mrs. Kate Dlers, Miss Millie Ball,
Mrs. Jynne s Quever .'. and'„' the
Messrs. N. Smith, E. Smith and
Green. _
- AA *■ ■,*—,♦, :-:- £i ■'
Mrs. Lura 'Leach of Detroit is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Jynne
B. Quever, 2324 North 27th st.
set ■" -x-,x;x.
The Daughters of Veterans will
hold their regular meeting Tues
day at the state armory. : -. • ■ • ■•.
• * *
■ - ■ - l ■
Mists Marjorie Johnson, Taco
ma's pure food Inspector, and
Miss Nelda Jaeger, a well known
woman attorney, are ln Portland
. attending the second annual 'con
ference of the League of North
west Municipalities, representing
the Tacoma Business Women's
club. After 'the conference Miss
Johnson will return to Tacoma
and Miss Jaeger will make an ex
tended trip through the East, on
business matters. She intends
to , stop for a few' days in Bis
marck, N. 1).. visiting Mrs. Phil
J. Meyer, who was Miss Etta Hos
kins of Tacoma. *rj.
.•■ • - «
Max Wardall of Seattle, who
recently returned from the Theo
sophlcal convention In Chicago, Is
- addressing - the Tacoma Theoso
pblcal society today and tomor
row. He will talk tomorrow
evening on "Socialism and Theoe
ophy In Ancient Peru."
-•■,•.■•
The Franklin school Parent-
Teachers' association will hold Its
next regular meeting Thursday
afternoon. , There will be a gen
eral discussion by members on
"Absence and tardiness," "Leav
ing of the room during school
hours." "Thorough examination
of the child's monthly report card
by the parents."
-.•■•• ; : —
Paul Heaven, baritone, will be
soloist at the services of the First
Baptist church tomorrow. l;j
— - • -* '.*.-
The Defiance L Solo dab will
meet Tuesday at 1 o'clock at the
home of Mrs, J. T. Hay, 1314
South X street. Luncheon will
precede cards.
-..,. -... -. - « . * - • . - i
\ i , ■. - .- ■
The marriage of Miss Irene I
tor, Aug. F. Graebner,
United Norwegian, So. 18th and I.
B. a. 9:30 a m.; services. 10:30 a
in.. 7:46 p. m. J. O. Haugen. paator.
First Swedish Lutheran, corner
So. I and Bth St. S. 8. at 9:80 a. m.;
services at 11 a. m. and at 8 p. m.
Trinity, 1307 So. I, Rev. L M. Fee
gar, pastor. 8. S., 8:80 a in.; Ger.
service. 10:30 a m.; Eng. service.
1:80 p. m.
Danish Lutheran St Paul, 1810
So. L, L. C. J. Skovgaard, pastor,
8. a, 10 a. m.; service 11 a. m.; Lit
erary and Young People's, Wednes
day, 8 p. m. , I
First; Noiweglan. 62d and So.
Warner. A. i). BJerke. S. 8.. la a
m.; second and fourth. Sundays in
month, services at 11 a m. first
and third Sundays, services at 8 p.
m.'--. . - -'•>;
German Zlon Evangelical Luther
an, Missouri synod. So. 16tb and L
sta. Rev.. J. Huchthauson, pastor,
a 8, 9:80 a. m.; service at 10:30 a.
m. ■-.;- •. /. .....; '"'r-'.'J.-;-'-;,-''-';"-*
METHODIST -; XA.x.'Xa,.
■ First Methodist Episcopal church.
So. Bth and G sts.. Thomas ■W.
Lane, pastor, Class meeting 9:30
a m.; morning worship. 10:30; S. 3.,
— n ■ - -.--- ... - , ■ -- - , .-'■.-■>
-Fowler Methodist church, F. L.
Moore, pastor. 8. a. 10:00 a. m.;
morning service, 11; X
'McKinley Park church, East Mor
ton at G st, F. L. ■ Moore, | pastor.
S. S. school, 9:45 a. m.; combined
service, 7:80 p.inw"-:h
- St Paul's. So 43d . and SL sis-
Waldo a B. - Marsh, ". pastor. i-i 8. '• 8,
9:46 in.; Epworth League, 6:80 p.
m.; prayer meeting,. Thura, 8 p. m.
preaching, 11 a m. and 7:30 p. m.
- Swedish' Methodist' church, cor. 'J
and So. 11th sts. Rev. AG. Beck,
pastor. S. S. at 9:45 a. m.; morning
service, 10:45 a. m.; Epworth league;
7 p. in.; evening service, 7:46 p. m.
aw..'"!'-'?.: —r—,'" xx-y.-yx ■
Central, So. 21st and I sts.. T. A.
Graham, pastor. 8. 8.. 10 aJ/> m.
public ' worship, 11 a m.; •■ Epworth
League, 6:30; public worship, 7:30.
Mason, 28th and No. Madison sts..
Rev. 'E. 1 1* I Benedict I pastor. - B lble
school, 9:30 a. m.; sermon, 11 a. m.
preaching, • 7:10 <■;p. - - m.; ;' Epworth
League, 6 15. . i,,i;/jv*< --.-,;■ ■"
J Epworth. . cor. 80. 7th ■ and Ander
. son, iW.- T. - Randolph, s pastor. Bible
school at 9:80; sermon <at> 11 a. m.
and 8 p. m. by the pastor;, Epworth
league,. 6:46 p. m.; prayer meeting,
8 p. m. -.-'«- . .;r7.:«,»,--.' -',"*~» **V?fs '.'.
■• Bethany, So. 69tn and Thompson.
. S. a. 10 a m.; preaching. Ilia.: m.;
' unlor s League, *1 1 p. * m.; aKp worth
League, 6:80; preaching, 7:30 1 p.' m.;
grayer * service, > Thura., ■ 7:46 1- p. m.
Rev. Francis iA* Ecker. pastor. •■• c ■■■
'"Spanaway < M. M B. '*■ Frederics; ■ C
Thompson, « pastor. » 8. 8, , 10 a. j m.;
morning -worship, > IL f^sr?wfAji?wf »i
IK Park !M. 8., ■W. H." W. Reea, pas
tor.m a j 8.. 10 M m,-mmmar£m Epworth
league, 6:45 p. m.; preaching, 11. a
m. and 7:30 p. m. ammaammtmm^mmmm
Thursday f afternoon ■ meeting, 11
p:\tkzXy ■'xA.TXxXX':.A,X...x-x^X f y
;:y--x-. : -y .-J , -X." ;-. .-, y.
m Allan M. B. • 1411 So. Yakima, Rev.
H. M Collins, pastor, w Preaching at
11 a. m. and 8 p. m.; class meeting,
13:10 p. i m.;' a AT, i 1:10 Ip. m.; A. G.
E. league, 7 p. M.i i prayer mas tins; r
, Wednesday j evening. ; i wSE ■sm
wmrm-^iAx:. ~x • ■ w&S&s&m
P Norwegian • ana A Danish * Metho
dist . church, ' corner . ot '- ltth < and i J
sts, IH. > P .;/ Nelson, pastor. Services
at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.; S. a, 10 a. m.
Epworth League, ( 7.; p. -m. l_s£3gMfSl2
MISSIONS
V Christian - and Missionary Alli
ance. 908» So. QJ* at m Her. mO.ju J.
Stone, . pastor.' Servlcea: - ft'l 8. v;» at
2:00: preaching at (p. m.; availing
, tar vice iat | City Rescue Mission. 1 10a
• ■■ : .. • --- ■- ■ ___+. -* r«as««K
The Faddiest Veil Fashions
Are Right Here With Us Now
" . ■ mi. ■■ ■ Ai
] "I . OWE EYE THE MASK TENT |
'" Don't by any possibility, it you
wish to be In the very faddlest
mode, wear your veil straight over
your face this fall. .' ".*
.You can wear it as they do In
the harems, leaving your eyes to
show, or it can be brought up
tent fashion, covering your ears
and giving a piquant sort of look
To" the moat demure face. It can
be even brought down something
In the style of a bandage - over
Just one eye. Use your individual
: .tz —.-,:-. —~—'—"—; —
Jessie Laldlow, to William George
Olson, solemnized in Vancouver,
it. ('., Thursday, is announced by
Mrs. Duncan I.Mellow.
Honoring Mrs. , ■ Arthur O.
Priohard,' who leaves soon for the
East, Mrs. William V. Burrill en
tertained with a luncheon for the
younger married women. Among
ths guests were Mrs. Prlchard,
Mrs. T. B. Curran, Mrs. L. H.
Oean, Mrs. Edward Simpson, Mrs.
,tJewellyn'i...'J.Ones." Mrs. Robert
ft Z V ; ■ " : —
So. 14th St.: Young Peoples meeting
at 6:46, Rev. P. O. Lund will preach.
Swedish Mission Tabornacle, cor
So. 10th and 1 ata J. W. Carlson
pastor. 8. 8, 9:46 a. m.; morning
service, 11: evening'service. 7:46;
Young People's society, J:'.io p.
m. ■-
Bast Side, 36 th and G sts., S. 3,
10 a. m. •-...;. y t .
City Rescue Mission. 108 So. 14 th
st Services at 7 '30 every evening,
sermon. I p. m ■ . ',„.:_
Penlel Gospel. .Services every
evening at 8 o'clock; Sunday at 3
p. m. 108 So. 12th.
Church of God Mission. 2601 Ta
coma Sunday school, 2 p. m.;
preaching, 3 and 7:80 p. m.; prayer.
Wed. and l-'ri. Eva Wm. Strong,
pastor. ..- -...
' All Saints, Larchmont. Services,
10:30 a. m. morning prayer and
"holy communion. Rev. W. J. Getty.
.■ ■ ' ':'.'-"
- ■'; PRESBYTERIAN ''--.'','.
Calvary ■ Presbyterian church. Di
vision Lane and D St., Rev., C. K.
Standt, pastor. S. S. 10 a m.;
services, 11 a. m. and 7:30 'p. '- m.j
Junior Endeavor, 3 p. m.; C. E. 6:46
p. m.; prayer - meeting . Thursday,
7:80 p. ii.. - --y: .-- .. _.- --_,-; ~ ■ ,:...-.
Sprague Memorial 68 th and War
ner. So. Tacoma. a S., 9:46 a m.;
service, 11 a. m.; Y. P. S. C. E. at 7
p. m.; evening service, 8. p. in.
Immanuel > Presbyterian church.
No. J and 9th sts., Robert 11. Mill!
--gan, pastor. Morning service, 10:30,
evening service. 8 - p. -, ■■■ m.; i Bible
school after morning service; men's
class led by pastor, at 12 o'clock;
Y. P. S. C. K. at 7 p. m. > ' '.
'■- First Presbyterian church, corner
So. 10th and G. sts.. '• Rev. » Murdoch
McLcad, pastor, Rev. H. T. Mltchel
more. ,i assistant ■ Morning a service.
10:30 o'clock; evening, 8 p. m.; 8. 8.
immediately after morning service;
Y. P. S. C. 7:00 p. m.. : ;, . ........
! "t Bethany, ' No. 41st and 'Verde it.
Rev.. O. T. -Mather, pastor, a &at
9:45 a m.: Y. P. S. C. 8... at 6:46;
lervlces, 11 a. m. and 7:45 p. m. i;^-.
• Oakland. So. 34th and Proctor sta
B. S., 10 a m.; -. Intermediate i En
fieavor at 7J p. m.l^ Services' at it p.
pi:. Rev. -W. Chalmers Gunn,; speak
v ' Westminster, 80. 60th and - L sta.
Services at 10:30 a. m. and 8 p. m.;
*. P. a C. E, 7 p. m.; Bible school,
11:46 a m. prayer meeting., Thurs,
ijp. m. J. Wesley McCallum, pastor.
*...A-*-,--.A.A-i^A.t—.-X*J} ii i _.!A f i JO*>^*v
W Manltou Park. - 8. a. 10:15 a m.;
sermon at 11 a. in. by W. ; Chalmara
Gunn.
--,... >* W- FRIENDS X-XX" ..--■'..'».-;.
1 ;i First Friends, No. Bth and State.
. Bible school, 10 a. m.;-divine wor
ship, 11 a ; nt; a monthly « meeting
Thursday 4 evening at 7:46, '£. •• \
' "j "• XXX- -k'T^: Z£UxXfi-jt-itSi
'" Friends' East Side meeting, 4Slh
I fend I McKinley '»?.' m Bible sv school,'
8:46 Ma 1* m.; m divine M worship, -11 i
.a. m.; Y. P. 8. C. X., 6.80; I evening
'Service, 7:46; J prayer meeting Fri
day < evening lat 8 o'clock; , business
meeting ; Fourth ; day,* 81 p. m.-_B_Mgs_
n^<mimt»m —-— vy^sgmlsm,
$&. JJ-$5 ROMAS i CATHOLIC • l*i*T
£. Holy • Rosary, So. 30th i and , Taco-:
ma. Rev. ■; Oswald « Baran, vO. a - 8.,
rector. ■ Low - mass, • 7:30; • children's
mass, 8:46; - high i mass, . 10:80; 1 ves- .
pers and benediction, 7:80.
m Church of Visitation. So. 68th
near . Warner.; Ray. Charles Cannon.
First mass, slji high mass, \ 10:80;
baptism, -3; i vespers, 1:80; v-, dally
mass, 8 am,
St John tha Baptist, Indian res
ervation. Rev. Chaa i Da« Decker.
fea^f^toßf-^~--r.S3stoß^'!»^.
-= « St ' Leo's. So. i Yakima . and -18 tk i
Rrv. Father i Cunningham, rector. (; ■
mm* mmt'mtm-m*m Htm. t'a#fcT2^.ji *a^mmm..
T**. wmxvtmvm ■. ram. . uta ana j. itav, -
taste and be sure that the more
"individual' 'it is tho more "styl
ish" will you be called.
In Paris they are wearing white
chiffon veils on which are painted,
in miniature, whole landscapes.
These .veils, of course, hang
straight down from the hat.
However, the woman of good
taste, when she wears a veil, will
still wear it 'pinned over her hat
and brought around under the
chin in the good old way and she
will look pretty, if not stylish.
Hyde, Mrs. '-. Cadwalader Jones,
Mrs. William Ripley and Mrs.
Jack Browne. - • ■xx
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BLUEBERRIES FOR PIES
Twelve quarts of berries.
Two quarts of sugar.
■ One pint of water. .
Put sugar and water ln kettle
and dissolve. Allow to come to
boiling point.: Add berries and
boll twelve minutes. Tut Into cans
and seal while hot. ■ ••■■--:
Joseph McGrath, rector,
St. Stanislaus, 80. 49th and K.
Rev. Michael Fafara. pastor.
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MISCELLANEOUS
-,....... . __. , ......._..: A..y.A-y^i
Church of the Brethren, So. 60th
and G sts.. J. U. Stlverason, pastor.
S. 8., 10 a. m.; preaching, 11 a in.
and 8 p. m.; Christian .. workers
meeting. 0:30 p. m. . •■;•,
*• Salvation Army. 1201 Paclflo ay.
Services: Preaching, 3 p. m.; Young
People's meeting, ( p. m.;., salva
tion meeting, 8 p. m. --. ,-,,..-*;.?■.(
| ... ■ ■ --* _^y . -~— -a- . -. - , '.J.......
• Volunteers of America,. 18th and
Pacific. Meetings every • evening
except Mondays and i Fridays, at 8
p. m. Sunday at 3 p. m. and 8 p.
m. x yyx. ■-...-.- ..y- • ■;--/' *'- -.; - - ■
'■' International 1 Blbla Students' ' as
sociation. Temple of Muslo 946 C
st. Discourse at 8 p. m.; Blbla
study, 4:30 and 6:30 p. m. -.--.-' ■-;•,-,?
' Spiritualists Progressiva ' Psychle
society, cor so, 3d and Tacoma ay.
Lyceum.'2:3o: circle. 6 p. m.; meet
in at '8 p. m. Thursday meeting
2 P. in.;-,. ■ ...--:... j ;..-. . :.X •■'.-! '■;■■,,
'- - Park Universal Ist • church. A- Divi
sion - ay. and J - st, Henry - Victor
Morgan, minister. • - Services'. 111 a
in.; S. BT, 10 a m.; evening service,
8. p. ; m. %;),-*•-,.,,,.,. ■_■:«.; _. y:..y-:yXXy
-y --.. ".-- :---. . ... _. ./.-.--, -■- _ X.. .- Xxix
X Whole .World Healing Circle Fri
day, 8 p. in.; life lessons Friday eve.
at 8 by minister; no Sunday even
ing services. pzn,r*%o&£!Otol__i£a&l§
X. Tacoma fteamen'e ' Institute, - cor
ner St Helens and 6th ayes., Rev.
F. T. Webb, j honorary chaplain; <H.
Ferneyhough, Supt. Early .celebra
tion, i« 7:80; *» morning n service, 11
o'clock In St .Luke's '■'--church, > Dr.
Webb officiating; evening service, 8
o'clock. ..■_;'....,•
•'-• Church 'of Jesus ' Christ of i Latter
Day Saints (Mormons). Sunday ser
vices at 1117 V* So. Tacoma ay.. Fra
ternity ; Bldg. xlO l a m. ] and 7 p. m
**- The 5 Ethical^ society, ■• So. 8d * and
Tacom | ay. «* Services «atlll 'j a. m.;
lecture by. Dr. Wm. Savery. -.V-vv*
:e-?s««s**sfi^*i — '—— 'sw^/3.^ -':'
.-■ The ■ Tacoma Soclaloglcal society,
room 232 Provident Bldg, Monday, -
8 L P. ' m.'/i;->-..., T>^.^1 >\'j«'to,^3S^.g-a&ElS.3ft:-*ftjl
Miss Russell's Bread Souffle]
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I ANNIK RUSSELL. 1
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ii | /-fyNTHIA GREY'S""! I
f ""* it LETTERS tHl!;
' -.--■■r'-^ftMS-Nsl*- I**-'1 **-' J-!^:^'^sal^^ ilfc i tfi,'^iKa?WS^*
v Dear Miss : Grey: a; I . am ; a ■y:
I constant reader of your dear'"
; advice to worried ; ones. 'IX
• have been married and sep- }.. '-
arated for about three years.
I cams out west to try to ,
build again. I met a mar
ried woman about my age.
Her husband Is very cruel
to her, anil is always drunk.
She admits she loves him no |
more, and says she loves me
dearly, and 1 know she does.
I love her better than : life;
but she doesn't like to quit
him on account, of her . soci- '.
ety standing.- I can't make
up my. mind to give her up.
-What shall we do? i-x.. r" x^Xy
WORRIED WILLIE. ;
A.——At . the risk' of losing my
reputation for giving j "dear" > ad
vice, I am! going to state facts.
You, as a representative of man
hood, have absolutely no right to
allow a married - woman: to ' tell
you she loves you, or to tell her
the same. * A woman who < will
stay with a drunkard for fear of
losing social standing has ■s no
social standing to lose. As long
as she remain* with her husband,
keep your distance. As for giving
her up, you never have had her.
Her duty is to her husband X as
long as she . remains his « wife.
When I she ceases to be such, jit
will be time enough for you •-'. to
plan a future with her. y People
always get worried when they do
things they know they should not.
Now that I have told you what Is
right, do it.
Dear Miss Grey: I have
been ln love with a girl about
four months, and we love
each. other, . and Intend to
marry. g But I think she X is
too young. She Is 16, and
lam 22. Her folks want us
to get married right away,
but I told them I want to
wait awhile.
She may make a good wife,
and she may be too young.
Please, Miss Grey, give me
nice advice. I make from :'
$60 to $70 a month, and
think I can support a wife on '
that. What shall I do?
--. . -■/-' •• XX yXyXy..Q.,ZyAA Hv.Y
A.—Unless there is some vital
reason for an early marriage, I
would say to wait awhile. You
are sensible not to be la a hurry
about so important a matter, for
the girl is very young for the re.
sponsibilities she will . meet ln
marriage.'"'-;': : A-.-yy-xxyy.
' v But, ■■ one word: to you 'as a fu
ture husband, don't be too' care
ful as to what kind jof wife she
will make; but concern yourself
with' what kind |of husband you
are training yourself fur.
; , Dear : Miss Grey: y I am a :
V bashful young man. of j; 25.
- There Is a lady friend of mine -J
, who told soma i. friends I that m
she thought I would make at'
{'■ 1 good x husband Ar for Xx some -7
X_. woman."? Being as I am bash- -
:,' ful, I would like your advice, ■
for the way she acts around H
' me I ; think she Is Sln il love _',
V with me." What shall I do? •
V\: X' -X -yXXXX:- .y-E.'M.X. -\
. I A.—What you would best g do
depends on the state of your own
mind on | the subject, which - you
omitted to tell me. if you do not
care to be annoyed by her re
mark to someone who will repeat
to her, that you are not a marry
ing man. i If yon love her you will
find a way no matter how bashful
you may be.;'];".- -X xx. .-. -y Ay''.T
Dear Miss Grey: <&_ As I am -il
•;*.a dally reader of'your valu-:?'
- .'* able J vice, I ; want 'i to « ask *-i
you a question. My husband
; and I purchased a house and'/.!
;-»lot ; on ? the J installment '; plan.
'-; I; was I asked \to J sign; "l then,
XT when j I : : went ;to - the .^ office '**
■ nothing;], was j said * about. my
Sk signature. Am I not right that *>
I would ;be left out 1 entirely o
'. ?• If a' settlement 1 were g made p
■X through ; the {; courts T4I Could fi 1
'- not " the ft property %be sold fs
rV'-, without my, signature? ; •-'. ',/-• Pi
yA^7-AKHAXia ANXIOUS. i||g
"'A.—ln case of court settlement
yon will be entitled to,the, wife's
portion. ; Community property _is
all I property, acquired after 1 mar
riage, except such 'as Is .obtained
by; gift, or, inheritance. In I each
case 1 the ! individual Is |S the'iS sole
owner. :K'.T^<A /^\M".YMl^!ii^&9i
■■©.Up fin the Maine I wobda Annie
Russell 1 has ! her M summer X home.
Miss Russell and her husband, Os
wald i Yorke, are 5 among the t seri
ous "upliftera" of p. the g drama.
Next summer ] she f will \ star J again
under the ' managerial p. wing;« of
Charles Frohman.*^; Those ;of Miss
Russell's friends i who have ■ been
privileged Ito 1 visit % her ft ia| I her
mountain home j often ! have eaten,
on 'a' summer; morning,] her bread
souffle ] made ) Mils i#*ay rllfplgpl''
'0 Soak ,2* cupful* Cof I stale bread
crumb* In" hot < milk. Ad d* I ; cap
ful of grated % cheese > and ££ beat
thoroughly with an egg beater."
' Beat' 3 eggs until - light and add
half: a - teaspoon of salt fe and / a
quarter teaspoon of, paprika. - Put
a ■ tablespoon !of butter j in . ai* pan
and cook half jof i tha! mixture (at
a time; as this makes two omelets.
Cook; more slowly than for plain'
omelet When tt is set, it will be
as light as souffle. Fold overl
the edges: and j serve Immediately.
*M»FXVK
-y.y- xy.-z -. ,;v,.- -■.vi.t.w .:«.-«-;—., J---*-)-*^!!***"?®
I. The property cannot $bo I salt If
without | yonr .-; signature : if:-- yen ii
know It. However, I think it bos*'*
for both parties to sign all can
tracts. f * \,ff3sa
maaamama
Dear Miss Grey: X\ am ¥ a iff 4;
young widow. lam thinking
■ of getting x married % again.
. Will you kindly " advise -: me - : .
': • what to. wear .; as ,H a*4 bridal "£m
' x costume? .-' Can. j I :". wear a Egg
•: veil? r... 7-XX. xX-*-* 1 ATHm»3W:
' A.—You ■ can .. wear ■ a veil, but
it is not customary for a widow t;
to do so. As gray is one of theV':
most; fashionable colors' this i fall, \>
don't you think a pretty shade of _l
gray In some soft material will bo H
nice? With it yon can combine a 1
soft white silk, as a berth* effect,
and have soft lacs at the hands.
Wear a medium picture hat, of the X
sameishade.'and with drooping
brim. Add white or gray shoes.
and gloves, and you have a beau-;.
ttfußy simple costume. s*^'<"^
X)-y -yX. ;■-'-->- —— mXXX . y' -, . -
yyiX Dear Miss Grey: HI am 18,
j and my mother has been dead % ■'-,.'
a month. Do you think It is '
right for me to have a nice .;
fellow? I know they are bard
to find, but I know one who -■
does not smoke, chew, swear, ~
or drink, or have any:bad.
'X habits, and Is as young •as i I fe&
•-' am. ■? -a. I I*■ keep i< myself A very Jfef
straight. •-■■.:.' yyyxfimr-z-M
My mother never said any
.■ thing like that 'to.' - me, b*\lssm
cause she knew I did not ears $tp|
for the flllows; but now is. I £ *
. care for this one. Please en-V-i
swer aoon.'XXyXXfPlCKh'BiX^^M
A.There is I no harm jin t find-' *
Ing a friend in a manly boy if yon'
look upon him as |a | chum Js an* 8
companion, and do not allow fatal
to become familiar, y Bat there are I
certain places. and times when a X
young girl should be at home; not X
running around with a young boy,
even if he is a good onmX.rrg:^timS
X. You will J have a' better time lif |
you have an older friend with you »
when you attend > any entertain,
ment In the evening, or go to the
parks. :; Don't do '' anything 3£ that 1
you I would ■ not like < your mother J
to know, and you will have noth
ing to regret. If I can help yon
farther," write me again.sff.^«Bgffi
--.."■,-- ■. xxAi^Ax.
Dear Miss Grey: Ars small
or large hats going to be styl- X,:
ish this year? X Thanking ymfs
■ jl" very much. ,:X BLUE EYES.
..-,': A.Small .X hats % predominate f
this fail; ' but a picture hat never
goes I out lof j style. | It gives j such i
a wide range for beauty and grass
that it is always. a favorite.: Wat*%
row ;. rims '.-' and £ round » i towns | :
abound in the small hats.lwS&i^|j|
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