The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-16
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The GREAT SEATTLE
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Several days ago called the at
tention OF the readers 10 n mother
who was soon To be visited by the
stork; but. through adverse circum.
stances, was unprepared for the
little visitor And surely tho good
mothers responded 10 the call.
have about dozen bundles now
and must appeal 10 the friends Of
The Star 20 stop sending any moro
baby fixin's Just now.
All tho bundles and boxes re
oeived are we'll filled with well.
selected clothes for baby. A few
things are little worn. but they
will suffice and they will please
the little mother who gets them.
One box labeled Merry Christ
mas TO tho Little Stranger" from
a fireman's wife, Ia filled with
dainty white dresses. warm
nighties and little shirts.
Saturday a kind mother came 10
my office with n large bundle OF
baby necessities.
Il had laid them away" she
said. well. because they bring
back memories of my little Pris-
ella when she was a dimplcd baby"
Priscilla. now 8. still dimpied.
heard her mother talking Of the
poor little baby. Her childish heart
melted. Shc ran away and soon
returned with q nickel her daddy
had given her that morning to get
candy with that afternoon. Here,
mamma. II my nickel. See. I'm go
ing to give II 10 the lady TO buy
pillow, sheets and covers and
things for the little baby"
30 down through town. straight
by all tho sweet shops, Priscilla
walked by her mother. with her
nickel clutched tightly In baby
fingers until she arrived at The
Star office and deposited II safely
in my hands. Priscilla hasn't had
very many nickeis this winter"
her mother explained. "as her faith
CIR has been out of work about half
the time since last summer"
We don't need a better demon
stration OF THE GREAT SEAT
TIE SPIRIT, and I want 20 thank
all the kind friends In behalf OF
tho little mother.
o.--lf . eIri poes With . man who
says hs loves her. and she finally
discovers that he 10 keeping COM
pany with another plri. Whist shall
sho dot ROSE.
A.-rhe ruies for keeping steady
company have never been complied
II tho man II engaged to one girl
he certainly should be turned down
by any other girl to whom he ven.
lures 10 make love.
| IL keeping steady company does
not imply m engagement. then one
girl has probably An much right 70
receive his protcstations as another
IL all depends upon how high value
she sets upon herself
| o.--What qualifications should
one possess TO act - hostess at the
Panama exposition 80 an empIoye
Of this state, and what kind Of
clothes should be worn while on
duty; IGNORANCE.
A.--shs should be possessed OF q
good general education. Of pleasing
personality. Of quick insight into
the needs and ways OF helping PEG.
pie. refinement and courtesy. She
would have 70 dress well while on
/ duty. but not precautionary. keeping
. neat and pleasing appearance
She would probably light black
silk dress OF infinite service.
o.--Plsase suggest some way Of
entertaining . couple Of young men
during an evening. They are
strangers In the city. and we have
not done much Of that sort Of enter.
taInina. We do not play cards. Ny
husband and feel that we have cut.
grown the frivoIItIes Of youth, and
these young men are slngle, % we
fear that we may be too serious
minded 20 make the AFFAIR success.
MARRIED COUPLE.
4 A.--Have them out 20 tea or din.
ner and ask the two most e,trac.
two young girls OF your acquaint.
ance TO DIN you.
You Will be giving a oily time to
the girls A. we'll as the men. After
dinner you might take the party to
tho theatre or moving picture show
or play cards.
o.-Pisase give good recipe for .
hard butter sauce 20 use on plum
pudding. MANY THANKS.
A.-Take one cup OF sugar and
one-half cup OF butter. cream to-
gether until II In light and fluffy
II can be best mixed with fork
/ o.--WIII you give me . suitable
menu TO serve at . wedding lunch.
con to take place at 8 p. mr.
BROWN EYES.
A.-Hot chicken patties. olives.
hot rolls, coffee. leo cream aud
cake.
o-WouId II be proper to give .
girl . ring ~ q Christmas oft7
w. s.
Alt depends upon how the
girl feels about H. Rings are often
given and accepted on Christmas
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