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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-23
Brother DisLikes
Sisters Beau

Dear Miss Grey: have been 90
ing with a young man for a shR.1
time. but u In very difficult 70 -
teriain him AT my home. becs use rn1
brother dislikes him and refuses tf
recognize him or 10 accept an IN
PRODUCTION. There is no particular
reason for this DISLIKE. Should ! ex
plain matters TO him, or let him dis
cover for himself? EaOGENE- 4
II seems 10 me that. in justice
10 the young man whom your
brother 80 dislikes. IL would be
best 10 explain the entire matter
20 him. Otherwise 10 would
doubtless be quite n shock TO
have a scene with your brother.
for no apparent reason. and II
might seriously impair his
friendship for you. First. how
ever. / should advise you TO
have frank talk with your |
brother. and. II possible. make
him give you the reason why he
disllkes the man. IL he has any
cause for this attitude. II would
be only fair TO explain IL TO you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-23
SINGLE DISH
FOR LUNCH
ny BIDDY BYE

There's nothing 20 handy AZ noon.
when you have had bury morn.
ing. as one dish luncheon and
nothing 20 comforting thru that
morning az the knowledge that the
preparation 81 that one dish ab.
solves you Of MI further worry
There are lots 81 good combinations
and every housekecpcr knows some
~ them Here are just a few b.
way ~ suggestion.
ycgetabl.. Meat ris; Chop =
pounds ~ beef and cook IL hours
After adding Sliced carrots a well
chopped onion. and pint 81 sliced
potatoes. cook for another half hour
Pour on the stock and add 10 Il 6
,abicspoonfu.s % flour mixed
smoothly with cold water Cook un.
~ ~ becomes thick and smooth
Putting the vegetables and meat IN
a baking dish. pour tho gravy over
a. cover with a layer Of baking
powder biscuit dough. and bake
Baked Mararoni: when sir
Fights o. a cupfui % rnararonl has
been cooked until tender IN raiied
water. drain. and add 10 cupful
~ Hcaidsd milk. mixed with three
beaten ergr. little less than a
cupful of chopped. cooked meat. a
cupful ~ bread crumbs. a tea.
spoonful % sai;. traspoonfui Of
onion Juice. a Tablespoonful OF mwee;
green pepper. and tablespoonful
% chopped parsley. Bake the mix.
,ure three quarters q an hour in
huitcred baking dish. resting in a
pan ~ hot water
Potato chowd,r; Fry out very
small portion 81 nait pork and IN
this brown slice 81 onion Dice
four uipfuls ~ potatoes. parhoil
them Tor six minutes. and pa, them
In the lat. ADA two rupfuls u the
boiling potato water. and let cook
until tender Then pour IN four
cnpfuls OF scaidcd mills. and cup
ful ~ canned corn Take the
chowdcr or the stove when heated
10 the boiling point and season
with saii and pepper
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-23
GireS Tnlk on MnSic

One 81 the interesting talks given
ut the annual meeting ~ the State
Federation % Womena clubs az Cen.
traiia was that made hy Mrs Louise
G. Beck or The Ncw Era In Music a"
Mrs Beck L. disciple ~ Emil
Schwartz % the Paris Conservatory
OF Music. who believes that every.
one has musical ability which may
be developed Sch~artE goes 80 Tar
as TO say that man has the ability
to acquire absolute pitch The
French child has 90 pass examina.
tons in music a. well as in arlthme-
tic. but In America. sltho We have
music when we dine. or when W.
are married or buried. the musical
side Of a child's education II almost
always neglected Mrs. Beck advo-
Gated universal musical training
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-23
Leghorn to Start
City Work July is

James 4. LeEhorn. former member
OF the state bureau OF inspection and
supervision 90 public Offices, viii as
sumo his new duties rs auditor Of
appropriations for Seattle about July
-. In addition 20 his work Of check
ing all appropriations asked by city
and voted by the city
council. he viii he supervisor OF en-
ployment and viii assist in co-ordi-
mating tho work OF the various coun-
Gil committees
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-23
Mother or
Sfneehenrtl

Dear Miss Grey. ] am just u
years old. and have for a friend q
young man 81 q. We have known
each other for six months and be-
lieye he loves me But his mother y
bitterly opposed 20 our friendahip
and has made several attempts n
break Il up Ny friends SAY he will
not give his mother up. nor Will he
give me up. Shall continue 70
see him. or ought ! 10 give him up
for his mothers sakeT LILLIAN.
You are facing a difficult
problem. but It's solution lies not
with you. but with the young
man. II he cannot make his
mother consent 10 his attentions
10 you he viii have 20 choose
which 81 YOU means the most in
his lie. Does the mother base
her objections on any reason.
or IL she one Of those IN
fortunate instances Of the par
ent who objects 10 sharing her
childs affection with anyone
II the latter is the case. the
young man Is Justified In con
iinuing 20 sec you. II you are
both quite sure OF your affec-
lions. Since YOU are 30 young,
however. you can easily afford
90 lot matters drift for awhile
until you are definitely certain
you want 20 marry. At q. II
IL pretty hard 90 know just
which girl you want to spend
all your lie with. and you may
find your IDEAS viii change
when you are a little older.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-23
Anderson-HnlJa NuptidlS

A pretty wedding was solcmuiaed
YESTERDAY. when Miss Gudrun c.
Anderson became the bride ~ Lieut.
Emil Edward Hurja, ~ Fairbanks.
Alaska. The ceremony took place
al the University congregational
church. Rev. Horace &, Mason %
fseiatlng. Only members 81 the i'm.
mediate family attended tho ccrc.
mony.
For the second time IN thclr h..
tory. the u iverslty Of Washington
chimes PLAYED the woidins march
from wagner's "I4ohensrin."
The romance began when Mr.
ana Mrs. Hurja were students at
the university. where both were
graduated in the class 81 1917. and
eliminated In the office Of the
rostrnteiligcnccr. where they wero
both members OF the staff.
Mrs. Hurja. who is the daughter
81 Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Anderson. Il
. member % the Delta Delta Delta
scrorsty and also OF the Theta Sic
ma Phi honorary sorority. she was
WHY pTolIlltFHA III ANNfAAAAA8NH NMAA'
1t the university She resigned her
position as society editor OF the
postInseliigencer recently, having
been there over two years. She Il
an extremely pretty girl. OF the
nlsnde type.
Lieut. Hurja r. a member ~ the
Kappa Sigma fratci nifty. ana also
n the Theta Sigma Phi. an honorary
SurrAlfstic fraternity He was for.
merry secretary to the late 'S,p:s.
sentative Charles A. Sulrer. Of
Alnska. and was also delegate
from Washington on the Ford peace
u1nipn-
Mr. and Mrs. Hurja left immedt
ofRly after the ceremony for British
OpaumhiA. where they viii spend a
~ days prior 20 their departure
fur . six months sojourn az Ia
INA California Later they ex
Dsct b return to Alaska.
1hs brides going away costume
- . brown polrct twin suit. with
winch she wore a brown satin hat
WIN ostrich trimmings. and an or
onGo martin fur stole. A corsagc
- ophefia roses and orchids com
Dasosd her costume.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-23
Stop Itching Eczema

Never mind how often yol have trieo
and failed. you can stop burning. itchinG
eczema quickly by applying Zemo fun
nished by any druggist for 35c. Extro
large bottle. Si.00. Healing begins tn
moment Zemo is applied. In . shot
time usually every trace of eczem4,
letter, pimpies. rash. blackheads and
similar skin diseases will be removed.
For clearing the skin and making 4
vigorously healthy. always use Zemo.
the penetrating. antiseptic liquid. Il
is not greasy and does not stain. W.
others fail il is the one dependab5o
treatment for skinuoubles of all kinda
The Z. w. Rose Co.. Cleveland. o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-23
Tuesday Night Dance
at JumbLe Shop

The tumble shop dance. which will
take place on Tuesday evening. will
he managed by Miss Mary Dudley
Walker and Miss Dorothy Ewing
These affairs are very attractive.
You can drop In informally and on
Tuesday night a large crowd IL cx.
pected who will first attend the
Whltelaw Day wedding
The floor Is excellent and the
music splendid IIght rcfrefhments
viii be served
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-23

I; would be impossible TO find
tmafssf combination than this IN
which the seasons two favorite
fabrics Join forces with charming
effect The long tunic IL OF rose.
POWERED white chalils with a band
81 rose hucd wolfe and sleeves and
under slip Of the plain color. a
white taffctR ribbon sash completes
"A charming costume
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-23
Picnic at Inder

Mr. and Mrs Fred Baxter. Miss
Harriet Baxter Miss Virginia shea
han. Mr and Mrs Raymond Frazier
and their three sons. Haywood. Stew
art and James MIR and Mrs Carl
Harbaush. Mrs. he Lornc Harhaugh.
Miss sally Harhaugh. Miss Jane
Stimson. Mir and Mrs. Lewis Peoples
and Miss Beatrice Peoples motored
60 index ON a picnic party on sun.
day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-23
BY BETTY BRAINERD
Churchill Peters Made
Yale Cree CdDtdin

Miss Dorothy McEwan attended
the Naic.uarVard boat races AT New
London. Conn. on Friday, June 20,
In telcgraphlng the outcome 90 the
race. Miss Mct,wan tells of the clce.
ton OF Mr.. Churchill Peters aa cap
tain OF the Yale crew. Miss Nc
Evan has been motoring about Now
England with friends
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-23
Enhancement Announced

Mr. and Mrs William Heinrich
daughter Wilma Jeanne. 20 Mr.
James Hugh Martin. Miss Hem
rich Is graduate ~ the Holy
Names academy and OF local schools
q dramatic and musical art. NJ
Martin. who was formerly a lieu
tenant In the United States army
Is a resident Of ~. Paul. MINI. The
wedding will take place IN the near
future
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-23
Onting and Supper

Miss Marjorie Whitchw. Miss
Susan Gilfillam Miss Louise corbln.
Miss Osccoia House. Miss Mildred
Nelson. Mrs. Warnock Miss Leslie
Warnock. Mr. Hugh Whitclaw. Mr..
Arthur Lewis, Mr.. Frank Day Mr..
Gordon Whltelaw and Mr. David
Hogg composed a party in two auto.
mobiles who motorcd 70 Snoquaimie
Fails for a picnic on sunday. In the
evening tho party returned 90 the
Whitslaw home and a number ~
other guests dropped in for supper
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-23
Kosine Relieves


You want to be restored TO your
old time seif-freed from the danger
OF terrible Epilepsy or dreaded Fita-
The kosine treatment has. for
nearly 20 years. successfully COM
bated Epilepsy. or Fits. IL will re-
iirve you. ton.ng up your Derve-
racked system. driving out this'
wretch~d maiady.
Large bottle So. II not satisfied.
after using, your money will be rs-l
funded Write for free treatise On
Epilepsy. kosine Co, Washington.
n. c. Sold in Seattle by Swifts
Pharmacy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-23
Use Cloth
Curriers'

Dear Miss Grey: Is there any
other way for curling the hair exc
cept by using Kid curriers'. or the
curling iron. as my hair Is short
and like 10 wear IL curied. but kid
curriers' and the iron seem 10 break
the hair ANXIOUS.
DO your hair up in strips Of
cotton cloth. the same as you
would use the Kid curriers'. Tho
cloth Is much softer than the
leather curriers' and consequently
will not break the hair so badlssaV
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-23
SEATTLE CLUB WOMEN
RETURN FROM MEETING

Fifty Seattle ciuhwomcn are home
again. arriving In tho city y. m.
sunday from Ccnraila. where they
attended the four day convention ~
the State Federation Of womcn's
clubs. Mrs. George ~ McT.ough.
lin. 81 Seattle. has been appointed
pariiamcntarian.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-23

Funeral services for 10-yoar.old
Dorothca Merrill. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Ira j Merrill. 22t Burke
ave, who was accidentally shot by
her brother, Stanley. last Saturday.
will be held Monday afternoon from
the University undertaking parlors.
Burial will be IN Washelli GENE.
terry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-23
REWARD loan woRkERs

Victory liberty loan workers in So.
attic and King county. 1900 strong.
will receive medals made from cap.
turcd German helmets. The medals
and cards or appreciation. signed by
r. u. McMichael. King county chair
man. were put In tho mails here sat.
mrlav.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-23

Costs few centsl Drop a little
Frce2ono on that touchy corn. in.
stantly that corn stops hurting. then
you lift 1t right out with the fingers.
why waltz Your druggist sells a
tiny bottle OF Freezone for "A few
cents. sufficient TO rid your feet OF
every hard corn, soft corn. or corn
between the toes, and callousos. with.
out soreness or irritation. Froezone
IA the much talked OF discovery Of the
Cincinnati genius.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-23
'IBfoy,nul Luncheon

A ~ friends OF Mrs. Thomas 10
ssph DAILY had luncheon informally
tndny. the guests OF Mrs. John Hull
at beR home. Mrs. Daily and small
dnughA1 leave Sunday for their
homo IN Guam 20 join her husband.
IAGuk Cum. Daily, u. s. ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-23
Tea for Three
Returned Smith
COLLEGE, Girls

Miss Janet Powell was hostess at
n tea this afternoon az her home IN
compliment Go Miss horothea
Sharples, Miss Virginia Wiley and
Miss Helen Walker who returned sat.
urday evening from Smith college.
The invitations were confined to the
friends Of these three girls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-23
LICENSED TO Fly

jay Ia Ncfne. who formerly lived
at the Hotel Seattle. but who left
recently without leaving any for
warding address, has been awarded
"A civilian flying license. according
to word received here Sunday
night.
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Engagement Announced

Mrs. l. W Matthews announces
the cement OF her daughter
Lucille. 10 Mr. Joseph " knight Of
wapato. The wedding will b. sol.
emnizsd in the fall
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Dduqhtcr Born

MIR and Mrs George Crawford
Morfil uporis Bronson) are beine
fellcitated upon the birth 81 a
daughter
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CHARGE TREATING GATE"

Arrested Saturday noon on com.
plants OF Amcs shipyard Special OF
ficcrs $. Bradford and c. Raddue,
and charged with beating the gate. -
Mark Odalovich. II. was released on
s25 bail and c. Brown, II, was re
ferred TO the Juvenile department and
sent TO the county Jail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-23
sIJIMuERED TOO HARD

While Alan Chester. 1916 Sixth
ave-. was slumbcring Justify Friday
night, prowler riflcd his pants
pockets and took SO, ring and
two small nuggets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-23

\ supper party followed by bridge
was given saturday evening by Mr.
and Mrs. Hamilton Coffin al their
home across Lake Washington. com.
pimentlng Miss Georgia Lear and
Mr.. Laurence Warren. whose mar.
riage will shortly take place.
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Red Cross tumble Shop

Miss Ruth Prior. soprano. accom-.
panied by Miss Ethel schwerdtfeger.
will give tho musical program 60.
morrow during tho noon hour AZ the
tumble SHOP.
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White ELephant ShO.

Mrs RAY y Clarke has arranged
the program 70 be given tomorrow
noon AZ the white Elephant shop
b. Mrs. Clyde Morris. with Mrs
H. NJ Mug AT tho piano
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Rhubdrb
ReHRh

Dear Miss Grey: VIII you pleas'
kindly print recipe for rhubart
rclish2 MUCH obLi'hD'
wash and cut up three pound
Of fresh rhubarb. cover WITH
three pounds Of sugar and add
one.half cupfui Of water and the
chopped rind Of two oranges.
Bring 70 a boil. then reduce no
heat and cook very slowly Tor
an hour and half.
Remove from the stove. STIR.
and pour in the strained juice OF
one orange and one cupful or
cOarsciy chopped nut meats.
STIR and put Immediately into
Jelly glasses. Seal with melted
paraffin. This recipe will make
10 glasses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-23
DESERTER MARRIED

Joseph Ruhl, 10. arrested by 20.
lice Saturday night on a charge
of desertion from the coast artillery.
was turned over 10 army authort
ties from Fort Worden Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-23
Birthday Pdrty

Nlls Lucy Sernple Swanstrom en-.
tcrtained Informally at her home on
Saturday evening. The little gather
tnx Of girls was TO celebrate the hos
tess birthday.
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Personal

Mr.. and Mrs. James D. Iowman
and their guest. Mrs Narbury som.
ervcil. motorcd 60 EiicnsbBrx over
the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. " Williams
spent the week end at saints Rest
Mrs. \. r. Mute leaves for Call-
fornia tomorrow 60 meet Mr.. Mute
and will return with him 10 Seattle
Mias Helen walker. Miss Dorothsa
sharples and Miss Virginia Wiley.
who have been attending Smith col.
leee. arrived home Saturday evening
Miss Hazel Mcmillan. who has been
attending the Finch school In New
York and spent three weeks In St
Louis. after graduating. also 70
turned.
Mr. NJ J. carkeek returned Thurs.
day from ten-day trip 20 Brent
wood, y, G.
Mrs. James Anderson Wood left
Friday to spend a week ins Port
Townsend.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. whitciaw have
a house full OF guests who have
come TO attend the wedding OF thei-
daughter 10 Mr. Frank Fellows IA =
Mrs. David Warnock and daughter.
Miss Leslie. Mr. Whitelaw's sister.
arrived Thursday from Victoria.
Miss Osceolh House OF Port Town
send arrived Friday. Miss Louise
Corsin Of Portland came over satur.
day and Mr.. Frank Fellows Day
arrived Friday.
Mrs. Nathaniel paarhan ana her
aunts. Mrs Robert shaw Mlnturn
and Miss Grace Howard Potter. left
Saturday for Colorado Springs where
Mrs. Minturn and Miss Potter have
cottage. Mrs. Paachall will spend
two weeks with them
Mr.. c. IT, Lilly motorod Sunday to
Vancouver TO meet Miss Marion
Lily and her guest. Miss Louise Sun
OF Springfield. o.. who has come TO
spend the summer with her. Miss
Lilly has just graduated. from Miss
Merriil's school at MaTnaroneck. n
Y
Miss Mildred Prosser spent the
week end In Vancouver.
Miss Phcbe Nell Tidmarsh. who
has been nix weeks IN 81. Paul and
who has been spending n week In
Spokane at the golf tournament.
where she played. arrived home Sun.
day.
Miss Gertrude l.. Babcock. who
has just finished the kindergarten
course at Berkeley. Cal, is spend.
ing week with her patents on route
10 spend the summer at Rainbow
ranch with friends in Colorado.
Mrs George y. Blankenshlp. OF
Olympia, who motored 10 Seattle and
has been visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Abel. returned Saturday morning.
Miss Janet Wardall and Miss
Louise Wendt arc spending month
on Lummy island
Mrs NJ ]. Carter and daughter.
Mrs. EVi Dewitt, with her small
baby. Jane, left Saturday for fort.
night stay at Pacific beach
Air. and Mrs. L. c. Wagner and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-23
wornen's Auxiliary of the World
War Veterans

There viii be general business
meeting OF tho womcn'H Auxiliary
Of the World War Veterans at 80
o'clock at us Union ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-23
Queen Anne Alumni
Hold Picnic

A picnic was held on Saturday
afternoon and evening NJ Woodland
park by the Queen Anne Alumni.
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two children loft Saturday FOR
jamestown. u. T.. whore they will
spend the summer. prior 20 making
their home in New York
Mr.. John W Eddy. Mr. Edward
I. Garrett and MFR Robert +. Greer
were among a number Of others who
left for San Francisco TO attend the
Bohemian High Jinks.
MFR. and Mrs william saatz and
son. Stanley. formerly 81 Tacoma.
have moved 90 this city to make
their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean n white will
return today from a months stay
in California
Mr.. and Mrs John y Murphy and
two sons spent tho week end in
Brentwood. r. c.
Miss Florence Judd daughter ~
Mr.. and Mrs w w. Judd. has re-
turned TO her home after spending
two months visiting relatives IN
Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs Philip p. Fisher
have returned from week end visit
TO Vancouver. y. C.
Miss Marjorie Jones left few
days ago for Rochester. MINI. 10
meet her brother. Sergt Mai
Richard Seelye Jones While there.
they will be the guests OF Miss lea.
bel q. Jones. who lived for many
years In Seattle. but who now
makes her home In Rochester.
where the Jones family are old
residents Scrgt. Jones viii soon
return 10 Seattle. while his sister
will remain In Minnesota visiting
members OF both her mothers and
fathers families. who live In that
state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-23

Emma Lazarus Auxiliary. DsuEh
trrs OF che Covenant AZ the Educa.
tlonai Center. 18th and Main at s
O'Clock Card party for members.
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Child Pianist To Plan

Miss Mary Gashwcllcr will pre-.
sent Miss Maybcllc parud. a twelve.
year old pianist, in complimentary re.
eltal on Tuesday evening at Sis
O'Clock The following program will
he given
l. senate. 90. a. No '.. beethoven
Allegro
Antanfe
NFhrfNn
= pYEmy Auiir--Np 40 Leo prnatrin
D AerrnAds
e. tuntinE song
HeFceuHr
The Dane.
Evening PRAYER
q March
T. AZ the nraok
Merry making
= heFeftr .rrtrs .tsssssssssssr ishuasT
IsInHsnue .....s.......... kroEman
For the isf, hand alone
CAhsonstts .....ssst.... LsschsttEky
Prelude. y Miaor ,.......... Rehuett
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two children loft Saturday FOR
jamestown. u. T. whore they will
spend the summer. prior TO making
their home in New York
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ClNa]DD
CLtB~ fOK TUESDAY
Aspasia Club Luncheon

The AspASia club viii entertain
with a luncheon az I o'clock ~ the
home OF Mrs. Henry Blttman. 1895
Eastern ave. \ short program viii
be given by Mrs Henry Erwin. Airs
Howard Haskell. Mrs Henry nit
man and Mra Victor Iedniek
Toastn will be- responded 90 by MR..
H. A. NJ Bonnsr president u the
city frdcrati Mrs. Sarah Andrews
Thornton. honorary member ~ the
club Mira Henry Lung Mrs Thorn.
az Graham. Mrs. tlcnry Eitiman. re.
firing president % the club. and Airs.
Ralph J MuuHrr. incoming president
Rainier Chapter. u. \. ".
Rainier Chapter ~ Daughters %
the American Revolution az the home
Of Mrs Charles H. Morford. sgs 18Th
ave. az ? O'Clock Program BY Jun
Tor rlmmittcc
Writers club
The Writers club will meet In the
Erickson club room. Y. W G. A.. at
s O'Clock. Papers will be rad by
Afas fsitth ~ NttAtNs AfA ~ -
Compton. Prof l.. - Mliir D. Miss
vova Kelsey and Mrn. T.. A. Jordan.
Visitors arr welcome.
ss
Canadian Woman's Club
The Canadian Woman'H club will
meet at 10 o'clock at 81. Barahas
Guild hall.
CaI~sfi, Club
cal~iih club. annual picnic nj
sno laimie Fails. motors viii leave
town at 10 o'clock
Jefferson Heights Community Club
The regular meeting Of jefferson
Heights Community club will b. held
at s y. m. az cox club house.
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Mr.. and Mrs. william saatz and
son. Stanley. formerly ~ Tacoma.
have moved 20 this city to make
their home.
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Coming Events
Cast Their Shadows

Prepare Nav 60 Withstand the crisi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-23

Mr. and Mrs. Dean II white will
return today from a months stay
in California
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-23

Miss Gertrude l.. Babcock. who
has just finished the kindergarten
course at Berkeley. Cal. is spend.
Ing week with her patents on route
10 spend the summer at Rainbow
ranch with friends In Colorado.
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Miss Mildred Prosser spent the
week end In Vancouver
Miss Phcbe Nell Tidmarsh, who
has been nix weeks IN 81. Paul and
who has been spending week in
Spokane at the golf tournament.
where she played. arrived home Sun.
day