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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-22
Confessions of Bride
Copyrighted 1919 by the Enterprise Association

. that-that woman-or she wouldn't
make. herself no cheap"
Bob always loathed cheap girls.
Society beauties ~ "A certain type
always annoyed him. Yet had con
sidered him human. like most men.
and I had seen. for myself. that he
was far finer than had ever dared
10 hope.
was no longer weary nor bored
( relaxed and rested on my bench
by the pool. and lispned 20 the far
away strain OF a violin. and heard
the soft laughter OF the city's most
elegant women. ana the subdued olat
ter OF giasses and plates. All the
splendor which the Lorimers could
command was mine whenever
cared 10 take. a.
But / didn't want II. ! wanted
but one thing in the world-to take
Katherine Miiler's place by my hus
bands side
wondered what they could find
TO talk about And by which path
they would return TO the crowd.
Then their steps came again
They did not pause near me. but
caught parts OF several sentences
Katherine spoke first-and what
she said made my heart fiutter and
stand stili,
fTo lie Continued)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-22
Sorry Noto
She Left Home

Dear Miss Grey: In reading ov@r
your letters noticed one signed
"Porplexed." / would like TO give her
little advice from my own exper-
lence.
am only 20 years Of age. but
after "A few years of married life /
left my husband because ! thought
there was someone who loved me
more than he did; but | see now.
after II IL too late. that there could
never have been anyone else.
We are divorced now and ! would
do anything in this world 10 right
the wrong and win him back. ! had a
nice home and "A lovely baby, now
4 years Of age try 10 be contented
with u. but the longing for his
daddy IL too great. / have found out
there is no one that can take his
place. no matter whatever ! might
think OF another SO stay. Perplcxed,
he In the father Of your baby. and II
you leave you will be sorry. and per
haps suffer ms am suffering now.
EXPERIENCED.
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R0TARIANS TO HOLD
PICNIC ON SATURDAY

Rotarians~ from all over Western
Washington are expected 10 motor TO
silver lake. near Everett. Saturday.
and participate In the annual outing
OF the organization.
Members will bring. their own
lunch. Secretary r. /. Monson in
structs. and the RotarianA will fur
nlsh the rest Athletic sports. swim
ming and dancing are Included on the
entertainment program.
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No nytuph in n deserted grove. was
over lonelier than I, az / fingered
by tho fountain after Brother Jim
had gone. Happy human beings
men aud women. youths and maids
strolled close 20 me. but outside Of
the hedge. The path within the
hedge clrclcd tho pool. IL had been
ropcd Off when the lights went out
10 keep careless merry makers from
an unexpected cold plunge. Jim and
I. knowing every nook and corner
OF tho grounds. had crcpt under the
ropes.
No one would intrude. | felt sure
30 stretched myself on bench
and INDUCED in half hour OF self
pity.
Everybody seemed 10 be 30 happy
every body except me. steps came
and went. voices grew loud and soft
on the further side OF the hedge.
recognized some OF them and smiled
20 think how aHtonishcd tho chap.
erons would be could they guess the
number OF dangerous flirtationH that
were syoing on that evening.
Ret that cared enough about any.
boiy'a loNe-making 10 listen in"
wanted u,era all 10 hurry along and
let me ENJOY my misery by myself
Quite procession Of lovers passed.
some trading sterling and some
counterfeit coin. Presently came a
step l knew. then "a question In Bob's
voice and a reply by Katherine
Miller,
Immediately. found could be
ntiil moro miserable than already
waEi
Bob and Katherine were smoking
cigarets. They paused on the OPP
poaite side OF the hedge. My heart
stood niili with terror. If Bob was
going Ia kiss her as that silly
Fletcher Haines had just kissed
Madsc Oswald would simply have
20 scrcam' Not 90 prevent IL. hca
was my witness But 20 warn them
TO let me flee from the place.
II need another smoke" said The
girl And "A light. please
The light fiarcd between them. |
could see their faces close together.
almost close enough for kiss.
Katherino's bare shoulder dropped
toward hob. and she struggled an
unnecessarily long time with her
ciTaret
Then my Bob pulled himself up.
straight and splendid. And on they
walked. ever 80 slowly. into the
deep darkness ~ the taller trees
You can't know much or you'd
know better than 90 try that pretty
trick on Bob" quoth I. unable 60
forget that lnnirrAiinR shoulder. And
I whispered to myself for my own
comfort
(. 1T didn't mean much 90 Bob
after ali. but u mus; mean a lot 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-22
Luncheon for
Bride-Elect

A beautiful luncheon was given
Thursday at the Arctic club by Miss
Paris Norton in honor OF Miss
Juanita Fisher. a much fcsed bride
to-oeL A stunning basket OF orange
md lavender flowers conferred the
table. and an artistic arrangement
q maiden hair fern and the same
fluwers was carried cut the length
- the table A colonial corsagc
MARKED the place OF the twelve
Guegts who were Miss winifr~d Swat
W0l1. Miss Katherine BurrtIi Of Min
noapoIis. who Is 10 be one OF the
bgtdesmasds for the Fisher Graham
wedding. Mrs. II. w. McCrabbe. Miss
1rone Fisher. Mrs Roger Bone. AIRS.
- Wilson. Miss Beth Curtis. Miss
JuuA Fisher. Mrs James Farrell.
L. Dorothy Erich and the honor
GUent and hostess.
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Overseas Man
Advises "HedrtbrOlen"

Dear Miss Grey: Regarding the
''ieartbroken Girl" 1 believe she
should explain the whole miserable
when be returns. and there is a
chance that he will believe her. But
he has right 10 doubt
saw service In France. and while
there / had nm allotment going 10
the only woman, whom | thought
was a grass widow" and ! thought
she was about the straightest won
an in the world. But when | came
home found that abe was living
divorced from. and all the allotment
was spent on a soldier who was I'm
constant fear that he would have
20 20 TO the front
Now. going back again to the case
OF 'IIeartbrokcn" Her soldier man
was a man. or he would have found
way out OF going across. and he
may think OF the things he did while
overseas. that. according 10 our dou.
BILE standard Of morals. are overlooked
In men. and decide finally that you
are as good or better than he. And
then there is stiil a chance that you
and the man you love can be happy.
because that Stacker husband" OF
yours won't lingcr around great
while when the truth Is known.
avn now physical wreck. but
wouldn't change places with the
best able bodied Stacker In the
world.
think you committed great
wrong when. thru your fear OF un-
pleasant publicity. you married the
low down Stacker and degenerate"
because you leave him free TO wreck
some other girls life. and other men
OF his type. viii. after finding out
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GERMAN AUTHOR Is
SUICIDE OVER DEFEAT

BERLIN. AUG. 22.-zr,eaving In.
siructiona that zone pho did OF
wish TO survive Germany's dishonor''
81 ouid be written over his grave.
Adolf Webster. well known author.
committed suicide by shooting him.
self az Halle
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Remarrioge
Without DiUorce

Dear Miss Grey: ! heard not long
ago II couple had been married
and one deserted the other and they
lived separated for seven years and
did not keep company with anyone IL
Ii considered the same as a divorce.
and either or both parties might
marry again. Is this true7
SOPHIE.
No. the assertion Is false.
When person mysteriously
disappears and no trace IL found
OF him. aitho every legitimate
effort has been made. after sew.
en- years he In considered legally
dead" In case OF this kind a
husband or wife OF such party
might legally MARRY at the end
OF such a period.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-22

A dainty little dance frock for tho
first fail dance may be fashioned on
tho lines OF the one shown in the
sketch. combining chiffon and lace.
Either plain eoiored or lowered
chiffon may be chosen for the frock
IL plain color IL used. Lace woven In
rather large pattern will be found
most effective. whereas tho lowered
fabric would combine mor; attrac'
lively with a plain net or lace hav
ing a small pattern. The lace forms
a rcdingote tunic. and In used TO
form a band across the front Of the
bodice. Very sheer net or tulic In
whit. fashions the little drapcd ycs.
,e. or yoke. a simpl. Eirilc or belt
Of black velvo, ribbon gives The fin.
iahins touch TO tho frock.
Little ostrich tips aud pompoma
formed % ostrich make effective
evening frock decorations. one Of
these little feather affairs~bcsug of,
en- used TO conceal tho stitches
where a fabric In drawn up 20 form
drRpcry.
Fiowared tsffcta L. being uned In
I WV bffftolflHfHt tf fFfUtNk ufftNf1
by some Of the best American do
siKnera. Ono charming frock wrrn TO
Gently was made OF gray tnffcia
splaahed with pink roses. Tho Ftrsiie
or bodice was OF cloth Of silver and
a small pink ostrich tip held the side
drapery In place. Drapcd effects pre-.
dominate In the development Of eve.
ming frocka. TUNES and redingots
frocks share honors with the more
fluffy drapsrier. the general tend.
ency being to show n greater width
at the hips than IL In evidence Ia
daytime frocks.
Metal trimmings are VERY much
favored. and In the lineup OF lovely
fabrics. shown especially for evening
frocks. n chiffon with gold or silver
motifs In one Of the novelties OF tho
season. A gown made Of one OF these
fabrics may have bodice or girdlo OF
metal cloth matching the motif on
the fabric psopcr. a really gorgeous
gown being the result.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-22
She CoUets
ShdDeIy BrotOs

Dear Miss Grey: My eyebrows are
very heavy and give a hard appear
ance TO the face. Could you tell mo
II ! could have them shaped with
an electric needle7 Would they
grow in again? READER.
The electric needle removes
superfiuous hair permanently.
provided that the operator Is cx.
pert With a little care and pa
uence you may shape your
brows yourself. using a pair of
tweezera This method is pain
full but inexpensive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-22
Tea for Miss
Fishers Attendants

Miss Irene Fisher and Miss
Juanita Fisher have issued invita-.
tons for tea To be given on
"Wednesday afternoon at their home
The honor guests will be Miss olive
Leonard. who has taken tho place
OF Miss Virginia Sheahan. OF chica.
30. who was unexpectedly called
home. Miss Julia Fisher. Miss stella
Aceoila OF Los Angeles Miss Knth.
crime Burrill Of Minneapolis. Miss
f'arris Norton and Miss Harriet Bax
ter. The girls are TO be In the
Fisher Graham wedding party.
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ClNaJbn
CLUBS FOR sATURDAy

Tho Kansas Women's club will Join
with the Sunflower club in giving a
picnic at Woodland park Saturday
afternoon. Basket supper viii be
served at O'Clock. This is an an.
nual event TO which all former resi-.
dents Of Kansas are invited.
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spending ten days with Mr.. and Mrs.
W. u. Lambuth. She came 20 at.
tend the Gilman Khmbail nuptlala.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Jenncr
have moved TO the Chelsea where
they viii spend the winter.
MS. and Mrs. John u. Collins and
son. Parker. will move shortly TO
their country place at Richmond
Beach.
Mrs. NJ. J. PigEott and two daush.
ters have returned from trip to
Alaska. -
Mr.. and Mrs Charles l.. Hibhars
and Mr.. and Mrs. n. y. snowdcn
left Thursday for a weeks tour OF
Vancouver island.
Mrs. David Gilmore win move Sep.
tember / TO tho Sorrento hotel. hav.
ing sold her homo on Roanoke At.
Mrs. Gustav stahl and small
daughter. Kathleen. left Sunday to
spend tho winter I'm California. They
will visit Mrs. stahl's sister. Mrs.
william J. Milllken.
Mr. and Mrs Emil n. Hurja fGu.
drum Anderson) nre now at 1906 Hen,
dcrson st. Fort Worth. Texas. where
they Will remain indefinitely.
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BODY FOUND AFTER
THlRTY-TWO YEARS

PARIS. Aug. Missing since
1851. the body OF man was dlscoy-
cred INA gas reservoir nj Drcaux.
Tho mans body and clothing were
wonderfully preserved. and In his
pocket was a letter stating he was
going TO commit suicide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-22
Dance at Armoru

For the benefit OF the Veterans
Vocational club there will be a
dance at the Armory on Saturday
night Acting as patrons and pa.
sronesscs will be Adt,. Gen. and Mrs.
Harvey J. Moss. Capt. and Mrs.
Harry A. Field. Of Bremerton Navy
Yard: Gov. and Mrs. Louis +. Hart,
Col. and Mrs. C. u. Bisthen. Col
John l.. Hayden. Chief J. +. War.
rem and Mrs. Warren. Councilman
and Mrs. w. ID. Lane. Mr.. and Mrs.
Maurice Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs.
X. III. Parsons. and Or. and Mrs
Henry Suzzalio.
The active and alumnae mem.
bers OF ri Beta Phi sorority will
meet for luncheon at the women's
University club at IL o'clock on
Friday.
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Dinner Dance

A delightful dinner dance was
given by Miss Doris Mitchell on
Wednesday evening a, the Seattle
Tennis club. TO compliment her
house guest. Mrs. Charles Ward. Of
Camp HUMPHREYS. Va Assisting
the hostess In entertaining her
guests were DIR. and Mrs. Frederick
Adams. Mrs. c. n, Rhodes and Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin c. Ewing. Covers
we're placed for 20 at dinner.
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Enhancement Announced

Mrs. Emily Cuiiiford announces
the engagement OF her daughter.
Enid Amy. 10 Mr.. Archie Major,
son OF DIR. and Mrs. w. A. Major.
Of this city. Mr.. Major Is a lawyer
In the office OF corwin 8. shank
and II. c. Belt. He is member
OF the Phi Delta Theta fraternity.
Tho wedding win take place on
September -. DIR, Major viii Of
ficiatc.
Miss Violet Cuiliford. a sister Of
the bride TO- be. viii be maid OF hon
or. and Miss Margaret. another sis.
ter, will be a bridesmaid.
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Name for
RncheL0rs' Homo

Dear Miss Grey: Kindly help me
find a nice name for a bachelors
home. only refined respectable
gentlemen are admitted as roomers.
and IL IL a quiet. ideal place. sur
rounded by broad verandas. large
lawns and lots OF flowers and
shrubs. Thanking you for any sug-
gestioDs. l.. r.
How do you Ike these names?
Bachelordom. Bachelors Inn.
Bachelors Retreat. Homo Lodge.
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Daigh-Thomds Wedding

Miss Ruth Daigh. daughter OF MIR.
and Mrs. A. T.. Daigh, and MIR. Wal
do Thomas. son OF Mrs. Dele Miller.
were married az pretty home wed.
ding on Wednesday evening at tho
home OF the bride. Miss Irene Me.
calicm. cousin OF the bride, was her
only attendant and Mir. Lawrence
Putnam was best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas left for a
trip 10 Lake Crescent and Mount
Rainier.
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ebutdntes
Entertained

About 20 Of the sub dehutants
sst who are living at the Country
club will be the guests al an informal
evening tonight at the home OF Mr.,
and Mrs. Carl Gould. The affair
viii be given for Miss Jean Fay,
who IS the guest OF her sister. Mrs
Gould.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-22
Supper Dance

MaepougaltSouthwick are stag
inging an elaborate fashion revue
at the supper dance mt the New
Washington Saturday night. Many
parties have already made reserva.
ton for the evening, New York
models win show off It's stunning
creations between tho dances
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-22

Mrs r. w. Owen and her mother
Mrs. Mouncc. will be hostesses at a
- 1t Mrs. Owens home on Friday
August 20. The affair will be In
honor Of Mrs Caroline T. Owen Of
Hollywood. who Is Mrs. Owens
mother.in- law. and Mrs. Gordon
N0uncc. who has come from Lewis
ton to make her home In Seattle.
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Dinner Prior to Dance

Mr.. Marfield Bolcom will enter.
tain nj dinner on Monday evening
st the Seattle Golf club prior TO
the dance TO be given by Mr.. and
Nrs- James ID. Hoge at the Golf
club for their nephew. Mr. Fred
erick Grant
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Miss Priscilla Treat
Compiimented

Unusually attractive was the sup
per party given by Mr. and Mrs.
G. II. Stmson last night az their
home at the Highlands, In oompll
mcnt TO Miss Priscilla Treat. Two
large tables adorned with stunning
baskets OF rainbow -colorcd sweet
peas were upon the lawn, about
which the 30 guests were scate,
After the supper tennis and dane.
tng were enjoyed.
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Personal

Miss Hazel Archibald. Miss Eima
Collins and Mis-. Florence Williams
took cottage at the Highlands on
Thursday. where they will remain
several weeks.
Mrs. Frederick swanatrom and
children. Miss Lucy sempln. Mlns
Gcorgina and Miss Mary Frederick.
will leave Friday for a weeks out.
ing up on the Miller river.
MFR. and Mrs. Marshari Bond. Mar.
shah. jr.. and Richard rnotorcd from
California on Wednesday and are
guests Of IN. Country club. In Sop
TENDER Richard will go 20 Saint
Pnurs school and the family will rc-
turn to California.
Mr.. and Mrs. clifford Wiley, Miss
Virginia Wiley. Mr. John and Mr..
James Wiley left Wednesday for a
two weeks motor trip to olympic
Hot Springs.
DIR. and Mrs. kcneirn WINSTON and
kencim spent the week end with Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Cakes Mt the coun.
try club.
MFR. and Mrs. John Austin Afar.
gsrct DENT. Mrs. william Dent and
Mr.. Hawthorne Dent moved on sat.
urday to the Robert saunders home.
DIR. G. w. Sharplen and son. Wis
tar. Mr.. John Powell and son John.
Mr.. II. d. Merrill and Mr.. Alexander
McEwan returned Thursday from a
two weeks fishing trip.
Mr.. Jack Linder Of Boston arrived
Wednesday 10 be the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. George r. Linder.
Mr.. and Mrs. corwin Eberting OF
Hoquiam. who have been tho guests
Of Mrs. Ebering's mother. Mrs. II.
l.. Greene. for two weeks. viii re.
turn to their homo today.
Mrs. Harold Leo and two children
returned from Saints Rest on Mon.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eu Dewitt are
spending from Thursday until Sat.
urday with Mrs II. w. McCrabbe
at her country home near Botheil.
Mrs. Frederick w. Graham and
daughter, Mrs. Floyd X. Coder. re-
tuned last week from n trip 10 Chi.
cago where her daughter attended
the convention OF the Alpha Chi
Omega Sorority. held at the Congress
hotel. Mrs. Graham and Mrs. coder
stopped several days at Lake Louise
on their way home and also spent
a week at Mount Rainier.
Mrs. j. y. Morriss OF Lewiston
Idaho. arrived Saturday TO visit her
daughter, Mrs. c. y. Rhodes.
Mr.. J. M. Macedo, the Peruvian
consul. left wednesday for San Fran.
cisco on short trip.
Mrs. Frederick ". Zwickcy will
leave week from Friday 10 join her
husband In Berkeley. Mrs. George
w, Fischer will accompany her
daughter and remain In California
until the latter part OF September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Klmbail. Mr..
Stuart KimbaIl. OF Hood River, Mrs.
j. M. Lewis and daughter Dorliska.
and Mrs. William a. Lancaster OF
Minneapolis. who came TO attend
the Gilman'Kimbail wedding, are
spending several days with Mrs. T.
G. Gilman at Crystal Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald G. Devoc
and Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. McIclwaine
spent from Tuesday until yesterday
at Mount Rainier.
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Westerlu Dancing Club

The Westerly Dancing club VIII
give a dance on Saturday evening
at the Leschi pavilion. This club is
composed of the office force OF the
Anes ship yard and excslient music
Is promised.
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BY BETTY BRAINERD
Informal Luncheon

Mrs. EN Dewitt entertained in.
formally az luncheon at her home
yesterday for Miss Elizabeth Corhett
OF Jacksonville. Fla. who Is visiting
her brother and sister IN. law. Mir.
and Mrs, Roy Corbett
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Red Cross tumble Shop

Miss Frances Oldham had charge
OF the dance last night az the tumble
shop. These Thursday night dances
are proving very popular and the
proceeds 40 to the benefit OF re.
turned soldiers. Mrs. {, n, Lamont
chapcroncd the affair,
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Incorrect Form
OF Word

Dear Miss Grey: BY roommats
and have had an argument over tho
word completed" He says there
is no such word. and l say there ia.
VIII you please settle this dispute?
CONFUSED.
There In no such word as
completed. II is an incorrect
form Of the word complex
toned"
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Luncheon IN Tacoma

The annual tuberculosis meeting
was held on wednesday In Tacoma.
Luncheon was had at the CONNER
elal club. Dr. Frederick Siyfield and
Or. John y. Manning read interest.
ing papers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-22

Mrs. wallace Green Collins had
charge of the arrangements OF the
- yesterday at the Seattle Tennis
club. Presiding over the tea table
were Mrs. II. r. Messer and Mrs.
J. II. Dcveuve.
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Enhancement Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Harris
announce the engagement OF MIR.
Harris sister. Olive Mildred Harris.
TO Mr.. Allan A. Marble. The wed.
ding will be solcmniEcd in September.
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Picnic-Supper

Miss Hazel Mcmillan. Miss Helen
Walker. Miss Mary Dudley Walker.
Mr.. Nicholas Frat. Mr.. billiard
Pratt and Mr.. Jack Rrinkley formed
group who motored to Silver lake
on "Wednesday for a swimming party
and picnic supper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-22
White Elephnnt Shop

Mrs, Gwendoiyn Taylor Lewis has
arrasased the program for the noon
hour al the White Elephant Shop.
Miss uildur Lindgren. soprano. and
Mr.. ArvDlc pcistad at the piano will
give tho musical numbers.
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BY CYNTHIA GREY.

his success. be tempted TO try the
same game.
Your soldier may be the manifest
o. men. and when he finds out the
truth will hold nothing against you.
A. ]. 81.
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Luncheon for
Bridal Party

Miss Jnanlta Fisher, whose mar
Rage takes place September }. viii
give luncheon on Tuesday at her
home for her bridal party and few
OF her most intimate friends. Gov
ers will be placed for fourteen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-22
Luncheon for
Colonial Danes

Invitations 10 luncheon TO all
the Colonial Danes OF the state have
been issued by Mrs. John Ewing
Price. The affair viii be given on
Thursday at her home
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Mrs. Ward Honor Guest

In compliment to Mrs. Charles
ward Of Camp HUMPHREYS. Va. who
= the guest of Miss Doris Mitchell.
Mrs. c. p. Rhodes entertained Mt
luncheon at the Seattle Tennis club
FRIDAY. Covers we're placed for eight
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Cha Omega Sorority
Entertnined

Mrs. Victor Zednlck entertained
AZ her home Tuesday afternoon IN
honor OF the following gu, OF town
members Of Chi Omega sorority.
who are visiting In this city. Mrs.
bess Kline Reiihan. Smith Center.
Kan; Mrs. Cassie Lawrence Bryant.
New York city. Mrs. Zelma Reeves
Morrison. Wenatchec: Mrs, Wanda
Knox Burkers. Kcnnewick. Mrs.
Lou Kline Halves. Chicago Among
the IS aiumnae members 81 chi
Omega attending were the follow.
ing from other cities; Mrs June
Wright Lowman. Tacoma: Mrs.
Hazel Fletcher Mattson, Tacoma:
Mrs. Helen Tibelttn Clark. Rich.
moad Highlands. and Miss Mae
Davis. Tacoma.
Tho rooms were attractive with
golden glow and sweet peas: Mira
Earl Brown and Mrs. Adelberi Mc
ciever,y assisted In serving.
The three members Of the Kappa
Kappa Gamma sorority who have
been overseas. Miss Mabel chiiberg.
Miss Celia Shelton and Miss Helen
Huston. will be honor guests at a
meeting Of the aiumnae at the home
OF Mrs. r. W. Huribut on Thursday
afternoon nj o'clock.