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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-07

Just Father. I cannot print
your letter. but IN answer to your
plea. will advise that you do not
give up your children without "A
legal fight. Your wife has commit
ted grave offence. In the eyes
OF the law. and should you wish,
YOU could obtain custody 81 the
children on claim that she Is not
a ~ person to raise them. How.
ever. since you love your wife. you
win not wish TO do this TAX over
things with her IN this light. Make
her realize that she mus, either
Btrdghtcn up. keep her house and
her children. and remain decent. or
lose her children.
CYNTHIA GREY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-07

Dear Miss Grey win you kindly
tell me some way IN which could
remove purple .colorcd stains from d
white crepe de chine waistf have
tried gasoline and choloroform with
out avail, ANXIOUS
Try hydrogen Of peroxide. FOL.
lowed by methyigted spirit. Per.
hapH some Of the readers can
advise you ~ something that H.
tried and true" which viii ~.
move this sort 81 dye stain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-07
Quergon
EtiqRet

Dear Mise Grey; when takinE d
stranger 20 a party. ls It my duty
or that Of the hostess. TO introduc,
herr MAY.
The hostess should assume
The responsibility OF making
sure that all Of her guests have
been formally INTRODUCED. in ease
they have not already met
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-07

Dear Miss Grey: Can't woman
married. who IL under age. get d
divorce from her husband lie
threatens 10 put her IN a reform
school II she seeks release. Pleas,
tell me what 20 do G. -.
II depends entirely upon what
grounds YOU have for divorce an
to whether the court VIII grant
one You had best take your
troubles TO reliable attorney
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-07
Hutchins-S hoqren

Miss Genevleve Hutchins. daughter
OF Mr. Frank :. Hutchins Of this
city. and Mr.. Harry r. shogren. for.
merry Of Los Angeles. were married
April "a at the home Of Rev George
A. fanden. who officiated. Miss
Trixie Chester and MIR. Alex Collins
attended the bride and groom.
Mr. and Mrs. shogren win be at
home after April 10Th nj 1859 East
Thomas St Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-07
Dance Ia Bank Lobbn

The employees OF the Dexter iIor
ton hank will give a benefit dance
for new uniforms and equipments for
the members OF the hank who are
on local baseball team. Tho dance
viii be held April 10th In the Hobbies
Of both the national hank and the
trust and savings hank. The bank
officials and their wives will be pa,
irons and patronesscs.
The committee in charge ~ the
affair are. MIR Chester fAtlfner.
chairman; Miss Ada Jervus. Miss
Marie Davis. Miss Ellen Poland.
Miss Alice swope. Miss Opal Heath.
man. Miss Amy Allen and Miss Ber'
nadine Hcllmich.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-07
By CYNTHIA GREY

II readers would have place
OF after eSof have
also soda fountain an
n iced MfNn' '" -
doubt but that will read this "h" mas "o'N
for you. an them IN touch with you
This daiy People
ucekm out % means by when
can communicate vii name nddreFa and
,ho,. number II Won have one AT once CYNTHIA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-07
Little Stories for Bedtime
A Dinner Out of Reach
BY THoRNTO y W. BURGESS


Butter In his deep RrumhIy, rumbIy
voice. You can't get away from
me this time. and YOU know 1t. You
may az well come down now and
have II over with
But instead OF being 50 obllging
ne to come down, Prickiy Perky did
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-07
R0llu at Masonic Temple

saturday evening Mrs Cassie
Fnfne small. an educational director
q he bon Marche. had seven other
nfn6uafes Of the Prince School for
Urnurtment store service AT a din
~ 1T Blanc's. Later that
eVxning Mrs. Small went to the
Uuoter hotel and addressed a
eefinx Of employment managers
noc1atlon on Retail Clearing
Mouse for Department store En-.
n1oyees." which WAS established by
~ retail trade bureau OF Boston
q their expense and taken over later
~ the United States Employment
n9rvicc. Tomorrow there will be a
r&lly at the Masonic temple at p.
-. of the employees Of all retail
~Stablixbments Of the city.
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Tea and ndRSdRt

Tho committee In charge ot re-
freShments FOR the bridge tea and
dansant to be given for the benefit
OF the French American Relief asso-
citation on April 20 consists of Mrs,
Bert Farpr, Mrs !. +, pouglaa,
Mrs. Alfred Battle. Mrs. a. Hout.
fleur Mrs ), \, Hedges and Mrs.
Thomas bordeaux.
Mrs. James DcNcuvc, chairman OF
the tables committee, win he assisted
by Mrs. q. W. Purcell Mrs ii. n,
Burkholm and Mrs Alfred koilo
Those engaging tables will please
bring their own score cards and play
ing cards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-07
Squer -MinniS

or interest 10 uniyerstty OF Wash
lngton circles Is the marriage Of Miss
Nola SHuer OF Ann Arhof Mich. 20
Mr. Wesley. MINIS. son OF Rev, and
Mrs. Thomas Minnls OF Seattle. Air.
Minnls graduated with Magnum
cum Iaude In the class Of leis and
was a Phi Beta Kappa. HE Is now
a research chemist for the National
Aniline company. Mr. and Mrs Min.
mis- win be at home after April 10Th
at Ridley Park. Pa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-07
Citizenship
Query

Dear Mise Grey while livins IN
Utah, took out my first citixenship
papers My second ones are nov
past due. have been here for the
past eight months. would YOU nd
wise me " there Is any way | can
have my papers transferred. and. "
so. how must ! 20 about it,
n. Y. W.
Apply 90 the local naturalist.
ton bureau. FEDERAL Bldg. city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-07
Clubs
Notices for Monday

Lieut. Colin pymcut. Of the plHt
division. will speak at the Overseas
club tonight at 4 y. m. Lieut.
Dymcnt Will have many interesting
Incidents To relate having Just re-.
turned from France. and icing one
Of the first from th" cts return
Mir. J. Hail viii entertain with bari
tone solos. after which there VIII be
an informal dance An invitation IL
extended 10 the public and large
attendance is desire 60 greet THIS
well posted army officer AZ e;lb
D. IN. the club viii hold It's monthly
dinner in the Moose banquet hail
The public meeting viii be held IN
the large Moose hail
The Seattle business Girls club
will give a birthday party at o'clock
/ Ia honor of Miss Ruth Fowlcr's l2th
birthday This will be- given IN the
club rooms \ short business ses-
sion viii follow
/ Phllomus club. az the home OF Airs
I ". W. Cheever. sagS 18Th ave. y. r.,
at 2 o'clock. Members are request
I ed To meet at the end of the Cowcn
Park line at i;t5.
Chapter 4 Z OF 4, r. -. at the
I home ~ Mrs. Roy Miller. eo5 =.
Denny Way at O'Clock
Ladies Auxiliary 10 Temple de
Hirnch In the vestfy at ESQ.
King County Legislative fedora
I ton will hold meeting Monday.
April 2. in the auditorium ~ Pred
crick 4 Nelson's The executive
meeting h. cnlls-l for I o'clock. bust
[ ness az ? and at 3 o'clock Mr. Walter
I D.. Meier. corporation counsel VIII
{ speak on Legislation Enacted az the
I Last Legislature AffectinE Seattle
[ Mr. Joe smith Will have for topic
The Last Legislature.
The Seattle Kindergarten cluh
viii meet at y. m. at Wolfr cafe
I trrln
The Enlisted Girls club ~ The
7 Young Womcn's Christian assoc Va
ton VITA. have a regular monthly
business meeting IN the Bible room
at o'ciocA
The regular moeflna - the Seattle
/ Womsn's club for this month viii BE-
/ held In the club rooms OF TIE YOUNG
/ Women's Christian association. fhe
| hoard meeting win begin ~ i5e
7 O'Clock and the regular meeting WIZ
I be al O'Clock The department 81
literary Interpretation Mrs. Marie
/ Beel,s. leader. viii have charge 81
tho meeting. ana an interesting pro
gram will be given. Later Mrs. Ed
+ gar Blair viii talk on Victory
Gardening while MIR Louis y.
I Drentwcii. from the Cornish School
Of Muaic. will entertain with his
music.
Prairie Rose club. az tho home 81
Mrs. James Rosaasn. 52os 10Th ave
y. H.. AZ O'Clock h'astlakc car
Chapter q OF &. y. o. al the home
Of Mrs James ". Calvert. 1909 lVth
ave. y, at O'Clock Open meeting
Each member may bring a guest.
Chapter Y Of =. =. o. 90 the home
uf Mrs. Richard SAKE Jones, 2slt
Harvard ave. y. at 10 o'clock.
French department % the Won
ans Century club. az Hotel wash
InEton at 1880
Art department % the sof'Hi'
club al the home Of Mrs fienry
Kaufman. 1916 18th ave. "t
o'clock Speaker. Mrs q. II. Hough
Subject. Classic school OF French
Art" Take Beacon I'm car 20 At
lantic -.
Commonwealth club meets today
al the Good Eats cafeteria. Supper
a, $50. Al O'Clock Capt Lber
French Chase. engineer Of the 81
vision OF construction and forcsirs
Of tho T.. $. army. viii talk on "A
Bit Of Engineering In France" The
public is invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-07
Mrs. Hnssett EntertniRS

Mrs T. J. Hassctt entertained az
her home ON Friday afternoon In
honor OF Mrs. George A. Virtue, and
Mrs. \. u. Young. Mrs Waiter i,on.
son and Miss Daisy Hsssett assisted
the hostess. Mrs. Harry Stevenson
Bowen SANG during the afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-07
Hair Needs
llflufInn

Dear Miss Grey Aiy hair 10 biae.
ana the ends have split and turned
light brown. II has been this way
for several years. and I've had ~
clipped on the ends. hut u seems 70
be worse than ever Can sou ad
vlne me Of a remedy l.. VI.
Go 20 q rcliablc 'hairdrcsHer
ard have your pair HinEed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-07
| P oil

Miss Priscilla Treat, who was to
have left for santa Barbara yester.
day, win not return until Thursday.
She has Just had her tonstls removed
and is doing very nicely
Mrs. John Fleming Chaplain. wife
of Lieut. Col Chaplain. now In
France. who. with her little dauRh.
ter. Lavlnia. has been spending the
winter with her brother. IT, NJ. Hath.
away. on his farm near ElienHburg.
= the guest ot her aunt. Mrs. james
u. Lowman.
Mrs Walter Mci3Wan Tomklna left
last night for New York. to visit her
sister ia law. Miss Marian Tomkinu.
and there await the arrival Of her
husband. Lieut. Tomkins. from
France Mrs. Tomkins probably viii
be- away six weeks.
Mrs T. G. Hughes. who has been
I spending the winter with Mrs. David
koliogg. has boon for the past week
at the Highlands, In her own home.
MIR. and Mrs Carl H. Gould were
/ the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. AicNan
der McEwan for the week end.
Capt Edwin A. Suout. who has
I been In the service since the entry
90 the United states into war. re
turned To Seattle last night from
duty overseas.
/ Or. u. \. Nicholson spent the
week end Ia Vancouver. -. &.
Mrs. q n. Eberung. OF Hoqulam
arrived IN town today tg spend I've
I weeks with her mother Mrs. a. l.
I Greene.
/ Lieut.. Junius Rochester, who has
been visiting his parents. returned
I Last week 10 Camp Mlneola 20 receive
his discharge from service. aftef
which he win engage in business
with The Tucson steel Co. Of New
/ York.
I
Mai. Gen. I.lck stewart. OF Van
I c0uver. u. Z. who went 10 France
two years ago with zoe select engi
neerA, has returned TO seattle and u
az the savoy hotel for several days
{ lie Is thinking OF residing In Seattle
I permanently
/ Mrs. George Pettengsil. wife ~ol
Capt. rettenEil. 4 :. y. stationed
AZ Philadelphia. reached Seattle Sal,
urday night and will visit her sister
Mrs. 4. &, Wagner
Mr. and Mrs. John Grccnough. Of
M.saoula. Mont. viii arrive IN seat
tie the middle og April They have
taken the Robert Brinklsy home. Sir
and Mrs. Brinkley and family VII
move 10 their summer home. "Hil
Acres" near Edmonds.
AIR. A. :. Kerry arrived In towf
yesterday To Join Mrs. Kerry. who Ia
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. 4. y. stew
art. The kcrrys viii leave tonight
for their HON. Ia Portland
Mr.. and Mrs. Heisterman. ~ Van
couver. y. c. and MAJ. ker. OF the
royal flying corps. also Of Nanoou
yer. came over To spend several day.
lat the Golf club.
Miss Frances Taylor. who hai
been the guest. this winter. OF Mr.
and Mrs. y. y. Ballinger. returned
to her home at Darlington. Wash
last week.
Mr. and Mrs ] Philip HART an'
small son. Jack Of Boston. who have
been az Coronado and southern Call
forna for several months. arrivr'
in seattle Saturday. TO be the guests
for several weeks. Of Mr.. and Mrs
Prescott Cakes. at Crystal Springs.
Mr. and Mrs ~ 4. Trcmpcr an'
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X Lane have move'
TO their summer homes at LincolT
Beach.
Mr.. Irving Reed. OF Los Angeles
has been the guest Of his brother-in
law. MIR. r. ". Halter.
. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-07
.Tnler Entertained

1rIs Katherine Tyler. who lis vi>
l1inw her brother and sister'in'law.
~ ana Mrs. Joe Tyler. has received
azroo>i deal Of attention during her
r<zx IN Seattle Many little infors
.u1,1 a have been given for her. ON
r&1<1Ay afternoon Mrs. Bruce E.imorc
"a an impropfu tea at her home.
"a today Mrs. George W. Booie had
z9r.all luncheon at the Sunset club
~ hxr.
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81 7ooether Dianer

IN. and MIS- a y. hn"aes' SUI
v. Ffederlck. and. Mr.. and Mrs.
nre Acck will give a get together
nucl tonight a; the Sunset club
hoxcr OF Mrs. Lucinda W. Prince.
n member OF the federal board for
xornl hnnai education. who comes
fiosr| Boston. where she Is the diree-
~ a the Prince School for Depart
rnen4 store service. A subject which
w1ll h. discussed will be Vocational
I<1ucation for Schools" and Mr..
Tnhon. representative of the Unit
@rru1ty Extension service; Prof, Nil.
~ 81 the University OF Washington
Xfinlock Miller. one Of the regents
- abe University OF Washington;
menry King OF the school hoard
Ma George. assistant superinten'
6r6& of schools. MIR. Short. Mr. Proc
ana others representing labor
4 n1slxc schools. business men. and
2nprescntatvcs Of the community
Viewpoint. viii attend the dinner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-07
Informal Luncheon

Hls~. John II. Perry win give an
FORMAL luncheon tomorrow at the
uoe Of her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
n. Lilly. Twelve guests VIII be
xersaincd and afterward bridge VIII
q played.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-07
Mrs. .Spdrlino Better

Mrs C. H. Sparkling - at the So
attic General hospital. having been
operated on Ter appendicitis. She Is
doing nicely.
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3v BETTY BRAlNERD

shop. Those IN charge OF the affair
will Toe Miss Marion Sowlo aud Miss
Dorothy Lindsey
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-07

Dear Miss Grey Can you tel
me thru your column. the name'
81 the Colonial Fathers. ard how
many there were. who were removed
from the Old smith church GENE
terry IN Boston some faw years ago
also where they were plncedf
A SUBSCRIBER
/ have been unable 20 secure
any information ON this subject
n any ~ the readers should
happen 20 know ans thing about
this instance. will be glad 10
print the data n they VIII he
Kind enough 10 send Il To me
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-07
Sunset Club Meets

There viii be business meeting IN
connection with "a luncheon on We'd
nesdav at 1850 at the sunset club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-07

Mr.. Lucinda w. Prince OF the
Ifetlerui board for vocational educa.
ION has been honor guest at many
enfsrtninments while In the city.
~ - remarkably impressive
wounAn. who rot only speaks intelli-
rentIy. hut brilliantly. She has
6nn.ething TO say and she IL we'll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-07
First Day
! Week

Dtar Ailss Grey: Would sou
please state which Is the first day
Of the week. ID. NJ.
SUNDAY Il the first day Of the
week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-07

~. and Mrs Trafford Hutescn en-
e. aimed At luncheon yesterday al
~ Golf club. Covers were laid for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-07
The Whisper That
Comes in the Night

The Glorious knowledge Women
Gain when n Wonderful Thought
steal. over Them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-07
humble Shop Dance

There will be another dance tofnor.
r~sr night at the Red Cross tumble
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-07

Mr.. Irving Reed. OF Los Angeles,
has been the guest Of his broiher-in-
law. MIR. r. ". Hailer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-07

Mr.. and Mrs. ~ s. Trcmpcr and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X Lane have moved
to their summer homes at Lincoln
Beach.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-07

i Id
bridge
fury. |
uiasteI
tary 4
lists d
learn. |
by 81
My sy1
and Id
to dur
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and c1
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-07

Mr.. and Mrs. ] Philip HART and
small son. Jack. Of Boston. who have
been az Coronado and southern Call.
forna for several months. arrived
in seattle saturday to be the guests.
for several weeks. Of Nr. and Mrs.
prnerutt cakes. at crystal Springs.
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One Hundred Men On An Island

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and vssFasa- TaF surs eaEunF eE1a~rea
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Vsa " sAe tAsrSt6 RsgA tast84rs <1ae eas,aas sssA
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and tTnar et sh+ s~sHfve gam sab4rlne isr and
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s1p8rrd ar,n saap4 Ii insist n.4n rassr
right
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N0NlH ADMITS SHE
KILLED HER HUSBAND


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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-03
U. S. NAVY rs
NEGLECTED

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.a'hs gSviH War wlsA aaa gre1sfss
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saa w8wes was harvas gn a var wT-h
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ranr Ns Azw s1hsr s&spaz wish za-t
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ss9 gnIsE'8 STATES a1xer Il ssvszrg-
g,ar een~ less taa1asatsas than d
.ggaR ar M@r'aas = wrsss3e,1.
aalf r1.t vsssels are ssss aavalsss az
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"a $50 Ell 3, -bs sah1& Huw waa,a
& suHa >,im csEas sss uEvst, siattrN
Hts mam Me4S4rss r'@vls 3 sas
ratis.ss are as1,ilng az grR~s
R9a s1v.raase 4f1hsa j. 3aG sn
ht,t.AHssse 8 ssar E1 @AsltAxe-lgr
rilzNa Id -Aest ansreshsas ARE Ew-1
s1isssr ri1ases . laL aaSs sa s's a1nis
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am 1as am1nTnant 4 s6rA -rvTs
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