St. Louis Post-Dispatch
August 11, 1918
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Monitor. the nations of nd empire of at the parting the Far EFastern road to materi- her to idealism © The decision than the world has to be made of Japan's atti- are in Japan, t parties, the he party of re of reaction sees a selfish policy it bring. But at Marne salfent, to an intelli- ly the party of moral effects which brought the war, in the igium and the d liberty, the al- e United States inst piracy on under arms on fiom and the stayed out of they could only ing to be the United States, soning all those up their freedom, ches, from the tors sat in coun- gc, in the Wite- Japan going to 6 the road to ing the road to beyond the ve gone by when another Arma- teachings of na-~- hal nonmorality, which compose wr. The enemies h in the past of Japan's policy of has always indig- this is her policy. immense amount no more played jan nations of tention she would uity whatever in prid today hopes the policy of the it is beginning matter how feeble the Sermon on of the Sermon on irse, only become nations of the the lusts of the commentary on tian races that tianity practical he best, as a sub- at the worst, as a Jc asylum. In any s come full circle spportunity to cast of the “honest hand, and to join t altruistic effort or democracy, and of humanity. It is in Japan some policy, There are thority, who regard very much as po- dom regard the only they are not disguising their should gain the rent moment, it from ultimately circle of the freé much to strength- Ose Vho insist that, 6 at all events, the the policy of the reason that the he present crisis, is the world in general lar. The world in ly survive any mis- , but a mistake by everely against Ja- of the free peoples Wy : ‘worth of Avon, N. Y.; Mrs. Sc "MM Gazzam of Philadelphia, fruesdale, 13 ler, Bismarck, N.:D.; ST. LOUIS POST- “DISPATCH ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCR — - —. ~eee |Events i in the Social World | i Movernent to Interne Bridge for Betion of _ War, Started by Well Known Women of East, Has for Its Purpose Conservation of | Time and Money for Patriotic Causes. - I en MOVEMENT to intern bridge for the duration of the war has been launched by some of the prominent women. of the East and already has gained considerable momentum in various parts of the country. The idea is that the women of America should avoid waste of time as ] as food, money and materials, and the women behind the movement, of whom have beén bridge players of a more or less ardent type, ossert playing bridge to the extent that it has been played in the United States the last few years is a wanton waste of both time and money and that ld be discontinued, for the present, as a war measure. These women say that the time spent at the card table could be given the nation, and that the necessary relaxation which all must plan for, the highest degree of efficiency in war work is to be attained, can be uire so much time and money, and do not to the same extent. ij in ways that do not re x the strength of the playe "Prizes, without which no bridge me is worth playing, in the opin- of most devotees, require an un- y expenditure of money, say women who are working for the t of bridge, and ,the stakes : for, where there are no ‘@rizes, fall under the same head. ' Also, say these women, bridge is the diversion of the and in this day of real democ- it is epposed to the spirit of times, and should be discon- wed for that reason, if for no ether. Inasmuch as every one of signers of the protest against Hdge is decidedly of “the classes,” men whose names carry weight and whose positions in society are hich, the protest is all the more sig- nificant '*The movement was started by ‘Mrs. Philip Hale of Boston and Mrs. William Wade Dudley of Washing- ‘ton and has among its most enthu- c backers Mrs. Herbert Wads- uyler eph Mrs. “Henry W. Keyes, wife of the Gover- 7 of New Hampshire; Mrs. Edgar Park of Larchmont, N. Y.; Mrs. C. DE. Ogden of Cincinnati, Mrs. Percy Allen of Philadelphia, Mrs. L. J. rgess of Zanesville, O., and Mrs. liam Gerry Slade of New York, ho is head of the most exclusive triotic society in America, the nericans of Armorial Ancestry. Other women who have signed formal protest are Mrs. Arthur . Glasgow, Washington; Mrs. John Dibert, New Orleans; Mrs. George , New York; Mrs. William H. New York; Mrs. Lynn s. Fred- wrick Tudor, Boston; Mrs. Rupert Hughes, Washington; Mrs. Charles Carey Rumsey, New York; Miss nee Praher, New York; Miss Ja- Scudder, New York; Mrs. Wil- Jay, Newport, R. L; Mrs. J. A. | Btokely, Wichita, Kan.; Mrs. Hugo “WN. Warren of New York, Mrs. f lin, New York; Miss Kate Waller Barrett, Washington; Mrs. Samuel 'D. Brewster, New York, and Mrs. ‘John D. Adams, Boston. Bome St. Louis women have vol- @Watarily given up bridge and have eccupied the time thus saved in sew- /iee for the Red Cross or making ; ical dressings. MR 210 MRS AR tained by many friends and are at the San Francisco Hotel. The ladies of the Holy Ghost Par- ish will entertain on Wednesday aft- ernoon at 2 o’clock with euchre, dominoes and lotto in the basement hall, Taylor and Garfield avenues. Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Kelly of 4349 Gannett street are being con- gratulated on the birth of a son. A lawn fete and bazar given for the benefit of St. Joseph's Deaf Mute Institute on the grounds at 901 North Garrison avenue Wednesday, Aug. 21, at 2:30 and 8 p. m. The affair is in charge of Mrs. John T. Burke, assisted by Mmes. Donogan, McCon- nell, Ratchford, Misses Lowery and Ratchford. Mrs. A. H. Hoffman and daugh- ter, Miss Eva, of Little Rock, Ark., are visiting Mrs. Louisa Koch of 702 Lebanon avenue, Belleville, Ill, and Mr. and Mrs, Otto Kranz of 612 Cen- terville avenue. Private Carl Kranz of Camp Tay- lor, Louisville, Ky., is spending a seven-day furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Kranz, in Belle- ville, Ill. A farewell party was given in honor of Lee Kramper at his home, 3524 Missouri avenue, Thursday evening, Aug. 1. Mr. Kamper de- parted Tuesday evening for Daven- port, Io. Among those present were: Misses Elsie Fischer, Mary Bruns, Annie Bruns, Agnes Gruniech, Pau- line Behren, Florence Hagedorn, Jo- sephine Rotter, Marie Stemmer, Frances John, Viola Bukenbach, H. Bennish. Mr. and Mrs. ‘George W. Xander of San Antonio, Tex., have returned home after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. on the wrist. ment of a military watch Imported jeweled movement in durable nickel case with 2 strong wrist strap. good value $ | (). 00 Imported 165 ‘sterling movement in . ptersins e. wi radio a, gro Dependable Military Watches IRST of all discard the idea that any watch will do for a military watch just because it can be worn Dependability is the essential require- military watch must be accurate ant the hardest use. as well as any other. The ewel movement in . nie el case with radio dial on 13.25 American movement in solid 14k Rte case “ radio lig excellent move- ment Metal Military For all officers from ran Colonel. and the price is ary. They are beautifully finished. The insignia illustrated above is for aviation officers the breast. It is made of Sterling Silver Insign cond ignia te lo wear on Military picture of a Identification Lockets ate oe official ogpati eaten tag and one as well ment asa gift t that is difficult to $3. 4) and $4.00 duplicate; made of sterling silver Military Ring tion. Prices range from Every ‘Ory. military = <¢ 8 ri is found in our stock. We invite your inspec- s of Solid Gold. 50° $15 \ / ¢ Seventh and St. Charles — Dependable Jewelers for 35 Years. 4 4 Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention. — aw NOORILLO PORTRAIT Will Frost of 3649 Sullivan: avenue. They also spend several. days in Springfield, Ill., with relatives. Mrs. Victor H. Handschug of 4418 Clarence avenue entertained about 50 friends and relatives with a musi- cale Thursday at her home in hon- or of her son, Private Walter F. Lin- ders of the Ordnance Department, Camp Kearney, Cal., who, for the last two months, was detailed to the Pre- sidio, San Francisco, on detached duty in the R. O. F. C. Private Lin- ders is at home on a furlough. The program was given by Malinda Bur- geding, Helen Diestelhorst, Ella San- ders, Chester Pueser and Albert Kratz. Miss Jennet Siegfried of Page bou- levard departed Monday for an ex- tended visit with relatives in Tul- sa, Ok. Miss Irene M. Pritchard of 4649 North Market street, daughter of John G. Pritchard, will depart Aug. 20 for Philadelphia to become the ‘bride of Roy Reeder. He is, a St. Louisan who has been employed in the Hog Island Shipyards as ‘chief machinist, and owing to the pres- POST- sure of his duties there, it has been partment. decided to have the ceremony in the East. The young couple will reside in Philadelphia. Miss Pritchard will be chaperoned on the trip by her aunt. ree : Mrs. William Pickel and her daughter, Miss Margaret Pickel, of 3722 Delmar boulevard, will ‘depart today to visit Mrs. Frank L. Koch in New York, and spend the remaine« der of the summer in the East. Mrs. Herbert Feldman of 56 Kings+- bury place and her son, William, and daughter, Janice, have gone te Colorado Springs to spend the late summer. Mrs. Albert Schulenburg of 3535 Victor street departed last week for New York City to spend the remain- der of the summer and early fall with her sister, Mrs. Perry North Moore, who now resides there. The ladies of St. Boniface Sewing Circle will give a euchre and lotto party, Aug. 15 at 8 p.m. ° Something You Should Have While Away Betore leaving for Post T-DISPA’ o sent to your summe be mailed you aera 8 yy: if you give your order to your carrier, o us by mail, or you can hone oe convenient ve or ISPATCH Circu rn SMITH-REIS ictrola Outfit Featured this Week with your choice of an below, also two index and dancing. This outfit consists of f Ten. to-inch 85c of oak, le XA Victro mahogany or a luerated.- Sgo00 Ten 12-inch §:. Records /.'......-.+-923- Total. «vn cacheesccctgecestphoans ee Pay Only $10.00 ~—and we will deliver to your home the beau- tiful large style Victrola, illustrated, records as illustrated record albums—a won- derful outfit, specially adapted for home use The balance may be at the rate of §$1.g0 feed weekly or $6.00 Out-of-town people write for special : proposition. 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