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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-10

1T never came 10 anythingi or
course you know that Janef
Bob pulled my face toward him.
pushed back the curls from my FORE
mead and looked deep into my eyea'
IL didn't happen 20 come 10 any
hing, this particular time. because
Katherine Miller withdrew herself
he had turned her magnetic influ'
nee upon Don Manuel ! sohbed.
4 II didn't happen TO come 10 any
hing-it---it-~w wasn't your fault But
you had fallen for the kind OF
hing that girl has 60 give man
would have killed me. nearly 20
SEQ you slump down TO her horrid
evelf'
"I've been fool. Jane. I ADM,
that I was a perfect fool TO give
second thought"
you mcan--a second Eianec--to
venusf' l suggested with what !
considered fine sarea~h.
10 Venus. Have Il your way
Jane. I'm humble enough, The
spell II broken. That ought 10 sat
isiy you. I'm back where belong
where / want 20 be-~in your dear
arms-and never intend 10 leave
them No tenpta--"
"Bobr' interrupted. Every
decent woman can separate the true
from IN. false coin OF love. Why
can't you men do tho aamcf You're
40 eager 10 take the counterfeit In
stead Of tho sterling thing. You're
30 easily satisfied with the brass
farthlngu OF common nirtntion'
You don't recm 20 know the differ
enea between base metal 81 love and
the bit OF pure gold offered BY a
wifcr'
hob stirred rcsiiessiy. confess
that liked 20 nee him finch.
wouldn't lei him have a chance "a
change the subject. | had question
TO put 10 him--a bis one ] didn't be-
lieve that many wives had ever put
one like H.
"Bohr' I said. please answer this
carefully. How do you think that !.
your wife. ought 90 regard the at
traction which you confess has ex.
ls;ed between you and Katherine
Mliicrf"
Bots answer 20 my extraordinary
inquiry came back slihly enough u
did. suspect. contain the average
mans point % view as 10 what at
giiude a really nice wife ought TO
take 60 a husbands transient fiirta.
tenor more serious adventure In
romance.
~ think you ourh, 20 look upon
tiny tefnptstion--that was all u
amounted to-i think you ought u
look upon IL as belonging 10 the past
and a. not very important. after
aIl--and therefore 10 be passed over
ilEhtiyr He spoke confldsntiy--ai'
most rayiv--as N I must surely 10
carried along and convinced By his
words
So that WINS the way an GRANT
husband expected 20 compromise
with a loyal wifei Something went
cold within mo Never. since the
day I had become engaged TO Bob
had Ne seemed ~ far apart And
yet. hob had hern honest lie had
delivered himself frankly ~ the nv
cragc mans opinion he had spoken
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IBOB'S REVELATION OF THE MASCULINE
VIEW OF LOVE INTERESTS ME.

calmly--as n my complaisanee and
not his fault we're tho gist Of our
quartet As II |. being a truly sen.
niblo girl. would necessarily nec IL
from his own standpoint
left my husbands bed and walk.
ed slowly 10 the window and look.
ed up at the high cold stars II was
long time before could control
my recruitment At last I managed
20 speak.
'On that basis. supporc. thousands
OF wives have had TO compromise.
Ana ! suppose that I win do no. too
iiut remember. Bob. the affair be.
tween you and Mlsa Miller had only
budded. What II IL had DEVELOPER
DO you think I would comprofnise-
Understanding To the mans sched.
ule--an you have just stated it7''
Come back here. Jane Lorimer, /"
said bob. we cannot talk across
this big room-the servants will get
wise 20 tho fact I'm not sick. For
the same reason. cannot leave this
dam pillow ait there lie motion.
81 20 the edge Of the bed Now, sec
here. grille Don't think me a cad
when say that the woman began
itr'
shrugged my shoulders. think
that my lip curled In n scornfui
smile
"fes--nhe ala. Believe rne---aitho
! ought 20 be ashamed 20 tell about
her. OF course. She did begin it,
hltho let her lead me on. I admit.
but " rho hadn't started II. there
wouldn't have been any affair-or
the hint or promise OF one--hetwrcn
US"
Your masculine point OF view IL
certainly a revelation 20 me-" muir.
INJURED TIN Interested. Go on
ITO lie Continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-10
MAN OF 20 TO MARRY
HIS STEPMOTHER. "a

SCRANTON. Pa. Dcc. ios--Mar.
riage License CLERK Criffiiha had
the mos, unique experience Of hts
career the other day when James
CaiEuirc. 81 applied for license
TO wed His siepmother. Josephine
Caie1iirc. -
Clerk Cr,ffiha conriil'ed tho
county solicitor before issuing the
license. No ieral act To prevent
such n marriage was found. aud
the wedding took place
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-10
he National Worrn', Tr,d

The National Woren's Trade
Union league has called an interna.
tional congress Of working women.
to be held IN Washington. y. c oc.
tobcr 81. Tho women workers Of ~
cry nation are invited to send ten
delegates each. and the congress will
study and discuss IN detail legisla.
ton which would protect and Improve
the condition Of working women and
children Mrs Raymond Robins.
president Of the league. and Miss
Mary Anderson. 81 the United States
department OF tabor. are TO be promi.
uent speakers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-10
Seattle Girl and Man
Married in Manila

MIR. and Mrs. Fred Woodbury.
Chase have received n cablegran an
nouncinr the marriage OF Their
daughter Helen 20 Major kramer
Thomas. In Manila. December Q.
with Mr.. and Mrs Andrew NJ.
Thomas. Major Thomas parents.
Miss Chase left here the early part
az November for the Philippines.
Major Thomas Is stationed at Fort
Stotxenbcrx, near Manila
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-10
Entire Nous Club

The Entire Nous club n now max
ing preparations for it's third annual
Christmas dance. which will be given
necember ~ IN the Masonic Temple
The committee Ia charge Includes
Mr. John Wilson. MIR, Roscoe Tor.
renee. Mr. Charles FARMLAND. Mr..
Marsh Davis. Mr. Justin tiayuea. Mr.,
Charles Chadbourne. MIR. Elmer
Quinn. Mr.. Cicm Dcummett. Mr..
Fred Butcher and Mr.. Clair McCabo.
chairman.
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Useful Home-Madc
Christmas Gifts

Dear Miss Grey: WIN you nan'
some useful. simple gifts which
are at the same time attractive.
wish things that I can make for my
girl friends. Thank you.
EMELIE.
A garment cover IN always a
timely Gift and IL In not diff.
cult 10 make. Use plain or flow
cred cretonne. shape at the top
TO fit hanger. and with a
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For Mrs. Council

The farewell luncheon given TOT
Mrs. J. J. Cornell at the Hotel
washington yesterday afternoon ny
Mrs. George Schcefield and Mrs y
=. Palmerton was distinguished oy
it, unique and fascinating tea,u.ss
TO remind Mrs Council OF uhe
time she had spent In the North; ,ne
e~nser OF the table was Northern
water scene with a fleet caught ~
the lcebergs. A native village IN iull
detail was on sne shore and on the
other dog teams on the tran. rem
deer. and fat ivory walrus-.
Mrs. Palmerton was toastmis,ress
ar~srr the early part Of the lunch
ecn. and later the Lure OF tne
North by Jack Underwood. va, va
rad. selections from Londons ar
~cur,rvs services spell OF the fu
kon.~ and Mrs. Esther Blrdsaii Lar
ltng's up In Alaska a..
Contrast was brought 10 the
,uncheon by Mrs. Cornelrs renin
iscences from the Orient winch emu
"a the program
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Ekcr1on4!I1

Mr.. ana Mrs. o. ID. Fisher and
Mis-. Irene Fisher. with Mr.. w s.
Allen, leave today for the East on
the first stage Of a trip TO Europe.
They win visit Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Goodnow Graham In Brighton. Mass.
before sailing and viii be goAe untii
April
Miss Hazel Mcmillan and Miss
Jane Perkins will arrive on the 2iEt
from the East 20 spend the holidays
with their parents. Mr. and Mrs
John G. Mcmillan and MIR. and Mrs.
w. ID. Perkins.
Miss Katherine Bacon win spend
the Christmas holidays with relatives
in Buffalo.
Mr.. Thomas Green. Jr.. viii arrive
on the iTth TO spend the holidays with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Green.
Miss Elizabeth Chadwick and Mrs.
Lawrence Buck have returned from
Yakima where they spent part OF
last week.
Mis-. Pauline Smith. OF Everett
who has been the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse ives. has returned TO her
home In Everett.
Misx Ennor Linder VIII 70 10
Charleston TO attend the dance Fri
day evening In the Red Circle club
/ house.
SIR. and Mrs. g. q. Dickinson
have closed their summer home at
Waterman and will spend the win.
/ ter in Seattle with their son. Major
$. 8. Dickinson.
returned from Olympia where they
have been for the past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Trafford Huteson
viii leave Friday for Coronado.
i Mrs. J. A. BaIilarEcon II at present
a guest at the Holland house In New
York city.
| Mr.. J. T. Heffernan returned yes
,erday from a six weeks trip thru
the South
MFR. and Mrs. A. o. De Bousse
GLADYS MsnzeI have removed from
their former home to an apartment
In the Woodland Park district
Mrs. A. y. Elmer. who has been
the guest of her son and daughter
in.law. Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Elmer
has returned to her home In Port
land.
I
Or. and Mrs Albert ]. Bouffleuf
nd Mrs. John a Campbell viii leave
Thursday for Portland TO be gone
week.
Mr. Robert Fox. OF New York CITY
will arrive In Seattle. December ~
To spend the holidays with Mrs. Foi
, and their sons. Mr.. Robert and Mr.
Jack Fox
I Mrs. Bruce Farris. Of Vancouver
+. ,s the guest OF her parents, Judg'
D and Mrs. Hiram T.. Hadley.
/. Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Klyce vii
:. leave. December zs. for New York
stopping Off at points OF Interest Of
. the way. Later they VIII sail for
: tour Of Central America, returning
: 10 this country In the spring.
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By CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey: have verp little time TO urte.. 90
10 work early in the morning. and do not get home till late
at night Then help the little We hare fire Kids,
and Keeps us hustliHO.
one Of great needs At present Is sugar M ife
not get enough TO supply the family When she tries at the
grocery IL Is aCaDs the old cy About out Can 0iye
you only little" have not had time TO help her get sugar.
and 10 may be could not get IL II tried.
But seems TO me Is not deal TO gUe family
sugar bD the sack 100 pounds, and the neSt family ~
poundS-noto, is It.?
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Who IN uncuitured and unrefined.
And always loving. sweet and kind.
Tis true shs would not paint her
face.
Nor with a corset would she lace:
High heels sh. would abandon. too.
And wear n comfortable. sensible
shoe.
She mus, know domestic science and
art.
And oonduc, her home with loving
heart.
The social circles she VIII crave.
Don't make OF her n human slave.
know, the man. he snorts and
kicks
When women enter politics.
But II women did not hold their own.
There'd be no use for the telephone.
I. for one. don't paint and dance.
Or carry the high society dance.
love my home and husband. too.
Like any sensible wife should do.
30. ExNervice. get II out OF your
q hend
That country girls are the best TO
wed. ONLY NINETEEN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-10
Annual Bazaar

St Paul's guild with have It's an.
nual Bazaar In the =, 3, room OF the
church. Roy St. near Queen Anne
ave. Thursday and Friday after,
noon and evening Thursday even
INK a dinner will be served AT $50.
and Friday evening there win be n
musical program at s O'Clock. A Va.
ricty Of useful and fancy articles will
he Tor sale. including dolls. and there
win be a delicatcsscn table and other
aKtragtiAns
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workers have turned their attention
70 the care of Milwaukee school chill.
drsn. The Red Cross has arranged
for milk wagons 20 call at each
school house AZ recess time Tho~.
children who have been undcrnour.
ished are furnished with a free drink
OF milk All the children are encour.
aged to spend their pennies for milk.
instead Of candy and Ice cream
cones
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BY REBECCA STEVENSON
Offirr Phone. Main GOO
To BE Married Mondou

The marrlage OF Miss Marguerite
Fairlamh. 81 YonkcrS. New York, 10
Mr., William Pcttlbone. Of St Paul
viii he solrmnlged Monday al the
home of the brides parents IN
\ onkors.
Miss FRirlamh was recently the
guest OF Mrs. NJ. 4. Downs In Sc.
attic. and before that. OF Mira. Downs
daughter. Mrs. Harry Reyes Brooks.
at her homo in Bend. Oregon.
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In Charge Of
Tea Shop

Mrs. A. N. Lindsay. assisted by
Mrs Herbert witherppoon Mrs.
chris schwabe. Mrs. Daniel j. Ham
ilton, Mrs. Paschall J. Smith and
Mrs. A. f. white. will have charge
az the Little ortfopcdic Tea shop
THURSDAY for the Queen Ammo guild
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To Hear Speaker

Miss Kathleen Gaffney has invited
Z group OF young women Ihur suay
-S,s~-,oon 10 hear Mrs. f.. G. Ward.
c-~anixer OF social service work UNI
dev the nationwide church cam
naieu. speak on the phases OF her
work.
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Nert Orthopedic Dance

TO make up for the omission OF
their weekly dance "wednesday and
n the extra time allowed them. the
broadway guild IL planning an es'
pecialIy gay one next week. The
cornmittee. headed by Mrs. Donald
Barnes. speak Of some special fea'
lures
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Card Party at the
Tennis Club

The third card party for the oenefi'
~ The club Furnishings fund al tne
Tenuis club yesterday AFTERNOON.
Ind the bridge players IN attend
nee anxious for few ruobera. i+ste
IN the afternoon tea was served Win
Mrs. Burke and Mrs. Moufgomery
Russell presiding over the attractive
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-10

straight gathered piece hanging
fun length This piece II open
at the bottom. 10 be fastened
with several clasps A hanger,
the hook Of which IL covered
with ribbon. comes thru a hole
at the top Of the cover a large
bow Of the same ribbon may be
tied about the hook. as bit OF
trimming.
The common powder puff may
be made into "a small gift u real
daintlness. a stick, much like
the aii-day sucker stick OF child
hood, covered with rainbow RIB
bon twisted around It's length In
fastened securely 10 the puff.
Then over the outside Of tho puff
rew more ribbon Of the same
color and adorn with tiny ribbon
flowers. The decorative quality
Of the ribbon ~ rivnied by tho
usefulness OF the stick.
One OF the gifts most likely 20
please Is a set Of knife and fork
boIderB.' Determining the size Z
needed for a dozen knives and
the size for a dozen forks by the
size Of ones own silver. the
holders can be cut of linen and
canton flannel. The linen makes
a good outside covering with tho
flannel as a lining. Rows OF
stitching ret apart the twelve
spaces. leaving sufficient space
at the top 10 fold over. At one
end tab which may fasten with
snap 10 the other end OF The
holder when folded adds 10 tho
ooLN eniencc Of the hoides.
Dear Miss Grey: ! have been yer.
much interested in your answers q
puzzled people. surely think yos
do wonderful work. know yol
give the right answers straight from
the shoulder.
This Ii my first letter 10 you.
wish 20 reply 90 the man who Ike
a widow better than a girl who hAi
not been married
! can only answer for one. myself
But could not give my wife uh'
pure. holy love that have given hel
FOR 20 years IL I knew that SOM
other man had held her in his arms
as I have. To me 1t Is the most mol,
and the sweetest possession that
man can have. To know that he Is ih'
one man In her life.
ONE WHO KNOWS.
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At Charleston

The officers OF the Sixth Division
NJ the Pacific Fleet win give another
OF their series Of dances In the Red
circle club house at Charleston
Friday evening. a number OF Sc.
attic girls are planning TO attend.
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Returns Comment
In poefic !cfrniu

Dear Miss Grey In answer 20 the
poem last night
I uus haze a few lines 10 writs
To the gentleman frienu who thinks
wife
Would satisfy him the rest of his
lse
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Entertain With Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. @. e. 81. Pratt Will
entertain with n dinner for eighteen
Of their nelghbors at their home this
evening.
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To Compliment
Mrs. Henri

For Mrs. Fidelio s. Henry. the
guest of her sister. Mrs y; a. Nlch-
olson. Mrs. Claude Malcolm Seeiy
VIII give an informal luncheon al
she sunset club Saturday afternoon.
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Informal Musicale

This evening Mrs Ira Rawn wiz
..e.rtain n few friends with an IN
s~svrai musicale az the home OF her
r@rcuGu. Mr.. and Mrs. Victor HUGO
Smith.
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Luncheon and
Theatre Pqrtu

Mrs. II. +. Ostrandcr and Mrs
Phillips Morrison were joint host
rsses at luncheon at the Sunset
club today followed by a theatre
marty at the Metropolitan.
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Cnousor at Launching

Mrs.. Livingston y. Stedman VII
~hrissen the ship. Robin Adair. sec.
ana On the Robin line. 10 be aunehea
s~o,u the Skinner 4 Eddy yards a,
go o.rIock Thursday morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-10
Wisterin DANCING Club

Tho wlsteria clubs weekly In.
formal dance win be given this eve
Ming In Christensen's Broadway hall
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Queen Anne Guild. Orthopedie
Hospital

Tho Queen Anne Guild OF the Chill
drcn's orthopedic hospital will meet
nj 10 O'Clock Friday at the home oi
Mrs. Thomas Nash. ii22 Eighth ave
niue west
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Seattle Review No. 8. wonan's
Benefit Association OF the Macca.
bees. win meet Thursday evening.
December II. at W O. w hall. OF
fieers viii be elected for the coming
year.
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Hesperian Dancing Club

The next Hespcrlan club dance.
known as Among the Firs." will be
given tonight at Douglas hall. 10th
ave. and T.. Pine. The features
will be the decorations and the cleo
tricai effect combined with excellent
music.
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Dinner By
Vr. and Mrs. Skinner

Mr.. and Mrs. David Edward SKIN
ncr entertained with a handsome
thinner for fourteen at their home
last evening.
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Series Of Bridge


Mrs Omar J. Humphrey win give
the first Of a series OF bridge lunch.
cons Monday at the Rainier club.
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Daughter

Mr.. and Mrs. Cerah White are r.
ceiying congratulations on the birth
OF a daughter. December :. at the
swedish hospital.
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West Side wom,n's Improvement
Glnh

Officers Of the West side woman's
Improvement club will entertain the
members Thursday. December II. nj
? O'Clock at the home % the presi.
dent. Mrs w A. Sanford. sil9 Call.
fornia avenue special program
win be given by Nine Harriet saun
dcrSOn. dramatic reader. with mus.
Ical numbers In charge Of Mira. c, T..
Woofrnansee. chairman Of music for
the club. Two guests OF honor viii
be present and win deliver short al
dresses. Mrs c y. Beiabanoff. presi.
dent OF the State Federation Of
womcn'H clubs and Mrs. II A. NJ
Bonnar. president ~ the City Fedora.
ton. a social hour viii follow
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rhrisfnns Dinnor

nr. and Mrs. Richard w. Perry
viii entertain with a family dinner
and Christmas tree party at their
horne Christmas day.
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North End Circle. Child Conservation
I~arne

The North End Circle % IN. Child
Conservation league win meet Thurs
day. December n at the community
room OF the Mcdonald school I'm
portant business and an interesting
program.
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PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ciise Will
Give Christmas tree party feI the
members OF their family and the
children. Christmas nj their homo,
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CLUBS FOR THURSDAY
Hsfasu Guard Club
Hatasu Guard club meets with Mrs

Hatasu Guard club meets with Mrs.
!. NJ. Alexander at o'clock for
luncheon. AIfarct,a apartments.
II. y. Day PIT. A.
n. y. Day r..T. A. meets at 3
O'Clock. Mrs Jennie y. Nichols
chairman educational committee Of
Washington state branch. will speak
on Kindness and What ~ Means TO
Character Building" Mothers are
requested 20 be present Music fur
nish~d by eighth grade. Refresh
mcnts.
wooscrafi Totem Club
woodcrar Totem club VIII meet In
the club rooms at 2 p m. Subject
wv oodcrnft." Discussion led by AIRS
Kate Edwards.
Seattle Central Council Of Jewish
Women
seatti. Central Council OF Jewish
Women will meet at $50 p. IN. In
the veztry room Of the Tempt. de
Hlrsch. Board win meet at o'clock.
Thursday Progress Club
Thursday Progress club will meet
with Mrs. ". J Johnston. sos1 III
tenth avenue northeast. az q. m
Thursday Musical Club
Thursday Musical club meets ~
the home OF Mrs Hugh X. Hone, itii
East sixty-;hlrd street nj i2is for
lunch.
q. A. Fortnightiy Club
Queen Anne Fursnightiy club VIII
meet at p. IN. NJ the home OF Mrs
J. W. Goodwin. i25 West Highland
drive.
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Confessions of Bride

Copyrighted 1919 by Newspaper Association.
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MARJORIE LA VERNE,
one of the dolls" who will
dance at the Doll Show in
the Arena this evening.
She is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Leonard Leigh.
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q. A. FortnIghtry Club

Queen Anne For,nightiy club VIII
meet at p. IN. At the homo OF Mrs
j. w Goodwin. i25 West Highland
drive.
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Mr., and Mrs. r. c. Klyce will
leave. December 2s. for New York.
stopping off at points Of Interest on
the way. Later they VIII sail for a
tour Of Central America. returning
10 this country In the spring.
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Thursday Musical club meets ai
the home OF Mrs Hugh X. Hone, itii
East sixty-;hlrd street al i2is for
lunch
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ACHRISTMAS GIFT for Your Hon

Either these electrical appliances win prove sensible practical
gift gift that win be for the and health and
ay-hough mother will
We make possible for these machines
very little outlay Of money Drop in and let explain
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Mr.. Robert Fox. OF New York City
will arrive In Seattle. December 20
10 spend the holidays with Mrs. TO,
and their sons. Mr.. Robert and Mr.
Jack Fox
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THE PERFECTED WASHER

W
Repeated tests have concusvely proven that there
is machine made that will wash the same amount
of clothes in the efficient manner as the CRYS-
TAIL In open competition the CRYSTAL received first
prize at the PanamaPacc International Exposition for
simplicity of Construction and Operation and the
Thorough Manner in which it Washes Clothing" In
500 Seattle homes the CRYSTAL is proving these facts
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Mrs. Bruce Farris. Of Vancouver
Is the guest OF her parents, Judge
and Mrs. Hiram T.. Hadley.