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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-09-11
WANTED

EXPERIENCED SALESLADIES for
Dry Goods and Notion Depts. Ones
who have had country and city eXpe-
rience preferred. Steady positions with
good salary. Apply Mittenthal Co, 1st
and Main SITS, East Toledo. o.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-09-11

When some people offer us piece
of advice, we feel like asking them
what's the matter with it,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-09-11
LIQUID GOLD

or facts and figures concerning the
great oil industry of Texas, where for
will be mailed free to you on applica-
ton, using post card. writing name and
address clearly. Write at once to the
Clara Bell Oil Company, S0Sh Ohio
Ave-, Wichita Falls, Texas.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-09-11

With a two-hundredand-fif
car on the market, the world will be
populated by the quick and the dead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13
UNIONS RAISE FUNDS
AGAINST EMPLOYERS

OAKLAND. Dec. Is.-In n deter
mined effort TO combat tho alleged
attempt OF employers to destroy the
shipynrds and metal trades workers.
unions OF Alameda county, the Cen.
trail Labor council. the Building
Trades council and the Metal Trades
council have announced they have
pooled their interests and Will con.
tribute between 900 and 500, 900
weekly to mid the shipyard and metal
trades workers. who have been on
strike since october /.
The money raised VIII be placed in
the hands of special committee.
composed OF J. W. Ricketts,, secre.
tary OF tho Alameda County Metal
Trades council; w. a. Spooner sec.
rotary of the Central Labor council
and Perry Burllngame. secretary Of
the Building Trades council. This
committee will work under the direc
ton OF Frank c. Miller. seortary Of
the Bay Cities Metal Trades council
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13
Rv CYNTHIA GREY

waY possible. completely os,...
him and even mixing !, hard - w
goods AZ all ~
4 Ffocor's wife said hlvh -
had surely made them. TI4srss
finished paying the rnortgs,. ~
their home, bought a finer ors
an auto. =" sA
began looking abou, a,
strength - these two facts 80
lind the retailers are the rea, -
ifsera. We are looking In ~. wv
laif for them. SEQ that egs,v ~
who has anything 10 Nell m
romlng out IN fne homes. fine =,
ment. etc. beyond all Iegstlr,s,.
rights. Every little dlnky store -
even no store az an. but q .s,s ~.
h blooming this way
Merchants eay times are rat ~.
There never vas no much ,oc-.a
and on every pretext they sdd ~
cents TO the smallest necessity w
There are Thousands Of "a a.
have not one penny more ins,.-'
than We had before the war ~
II simply impossible TO gel ever
eeEsitlcs. and when we know 49,.
things u makes us feel tina, the -
GERS and every other reiaiIs,
simply rObbing us 10 add 10 49,.
own wealth
could tell many more ,h,,..
have found out about the biz -.
between the cost price and The 80
price. / have talked with so,,. !.
the retailers about IL. They srs,.
very sweetiy and ssy. They ali x
H."
think u r. time 60 begin a, a.
right end 10 look for proflfeer.
never have given the Jauass>.
my trade. altho | love the Jatan~.
The educated. refined japanese A.
certainly a fine people. but | us,Sr
felt II right TO mix coiored races ~
white races. and felt Il was wrong a
let any Of the colored people Nm.
In T.. r. But now | win not ~ 4
honest Japanese dealer for the ~,
OF giving "A white prosiie<r ~
meagsr pennies.
Yours for justice.
4 ROBBED VICTIM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13
Confessions of Bride
ceprriHhtsa 1915, rnsrprise
MISS MILLER is BOUND FOR THE CAVE
WHERE SHE WILL MEET ROSALIA

Think. Bob II you are detected.
you'll b. shot for a spy" walled. al.
most forgetting 10 speak as low as
prudcnce required. Fob BIT his lip
as II TO warn mo that we must not
betray his real condition 10 living
soul. Trust rnc--f arm not going 10
b shot for a spy. my love-and leave
YOU 20 Crrteizi OF course I couidn't
turn the trick we've stacked the
cards for-couldn't pretend 10 revert
10 my former state Of mental IRE
sponsibiiiiy. 10 certei. hadn't studied
my case so carefully months ago.
Now I'm gambling on the chance
tina, hcIl take II for granted that my
old symptoms have returned owing
20 that blow on my head. I don't
believe hen ever guess I'm sham
mlngT'
Go TO sleep. Bob. or rather. re
lapse into your stupor. We've talked
an hour. It's about time for certeis
to come in to give you your
medicine"
Bob raised my hands to his lips.
before he spoke:
when I come out OF this stupor.
will not know you--aa my wife.
You understand"
/ wcpt FOR an answer. Bob went
on
NO matter what may happen.
promise me that YOU will not have
more fits Of Jealousy. dear heart"
/ promised. Soon Bob went off 10
sleep. sat by his side and re.
viewed our strange situation. lie and
were swallowed up in the strangcst
OF all possible places. SO far as the
Lorimcr family was concerned. We
had vanished from tho face of tho
earth. Morrison would never guess
what had become OF usl Nobody
would ever find out unless we 80.
aped--somctime--t tell tho tale
ourselvcsi
According 10 his own schedule.
Bob came out OF his stupor the next
morning He didn't know met I
sent fer DR.. Ccrteis--and wcpt soft
" while Bob regarded me with In.
differencel
For a moment a flash OF triumph
glowed in Hamilton Ccrteis' blue
eyes' Bob caught II. aa did, and
his shamming was put TO a great
test. lie did not. by the contraction
OF n muscle nor the dfopping OF an
eyelid. bctray his recognition OF the
greedy glance which certeis swept
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13

over me Rob merely passed his
ciEaret case to ccrtieH.
Ny husband was. in hla new con.
dition. much more seriously ~ than
he had ever been. Certeis told me.
Bob was liable to 20 insane at any
moment. Crr,ria eatd-much more
apt 10 60 insane than 20 recover,
"You'n let me nurse htn1-~Htay
with hini--wai, on him-indoors and
outdoors I pleaded
So IL happened that wen; wher.
ever Fob went, Day after day We
watched ccrtcia and Don Manuel SO
their separate ways In the powerful
carr which were forever coming 20
the hacienda--and going away mos,
mys,crsousiy--a, all hours Of the day
and night
THAT troublc--on the horder--is
being browcd under our very noses. ''
whispered Hob as we sat BY the foun.
tain In tho patio one warm noon.
And tina, sleek Don Manuel is do
Ing his half. too. But--therc's more
than one way OF dispoaing of Don
Manuel-in case he proves an
enemy to our country"
"Rosaiie7" ! northumberland then I
added. Bob. do you remember how
unwillinFiy Katherine Miller left the
cavc7 She wanted 70 wait there
alone--unui Don Manuel should
come for herr
Remember should nay I do
with disgust
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13

santa Barbara, will spend the holI.
Gays IN Seattle with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Worrall Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Carstena will
leave next week for California ia
spend the next six months on their
ranch near san Diego.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Knox Roberts
left yesterday for New York where
they will spend the holidays with
their son. Mr.. Robert. at the Augusta
Military Academy In Virginia. and
their daughter. Miss Anona Roberts.
who is NJ Miss Mason's School ut
Tarrytown.
Mr.. John Il. Heffernan. Jr., win re-
turn from the Massac husetts Insti.
tute OF Technology to spend the holl.
days with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John I. Hcffcrnan.
Mr.. Kenneth Edgers. who is nj.
tending tho Northwest Military aca.
DENY at Lake Geneva, Wisconsin.
will spend his Christmas vacation at
Waterloo, Iowa, as the guest OF Mrs.
j. ID. Easton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Trafford IIuteson lef,
yesterday for California, TO be gone
three or four montbs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13
Dance for Graduates

llonorlng the young girls who
graduate from her school next FRI
day--Mlss Frances Oldham, Miss
Gladys >Swalwell. Miss Nellie Hanson.
Miss Catherine inglis. and Miss Prem
ma keneil- Madame rless enter.
tanned with a dance az the Women's
University club last evening Flow.
cfs and the fragrant Christmas
greens were used In profusion about
the rooms where tho one hundred
TWENTY-FIVE guests danced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13
URGES COOPERATION
WITH GREAT BRITAIN

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. i2.-Dr
David r. Barrows. president Of the
University % California. I'm a lecture
delivered before the san Francisco
chapter Of the American Institute Of
Banking. declared that the safety Of
the world and it's development after
the war depend largely upon cooper.
alton between the United States and
Great Britain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13
GiVeClotl1es
For Xmas
CHERRY CHAT

For father. mother. wife, -
husband. son. daughter evRy r
needs and appreciates good eisshG<
they are the gifts that bring -
reminders OF the giyer every dnyl
many months. %
You can secure suitable gifn r.
any one at cherry's-anything -
suits. coats. dresses. hats, q
blouses. etc. for women and -
TO suits and coats for med, an1 Z
for boys. Cherry's terms win =
IL easy for you TO afford thess N
parable gifts. while you're -
why not make yourself TIE eg<
some new clothes for Christmno o
the hoiidays7 N
Cherry's Riaito style shop. e.
Rialto building, over Pig'n WI
between Madison and Spring. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13

Dear Miss Grey: What n my in''ii
wife, a girl with horgs H'-ff'ss' iilt
one who usea her brain lnhirhh OF
her tongue. One who ~ WHINE 70
stay home one day IN the week hnh
clean up the house 20 one can eht"I
Il. ono who does not look IKE q
freak for that Is what most OF tne
modern Rirls make themselves look
like The Rirl I marry must De nat
urai. upright and honest, no Hnh'
believe
do not care what ehc has been
IN the past, for the more eNpei len'"
she has had In the outEid" wofid' lhe
more hard knocks she has ha1' TIC
mora broad minded and the better
oompa anton she will be.
/ am ~ and live with my parents.
viii keep my mother for my dear
old sweetheart until 1 find the right
girl. II ! ever do.
The only woman have ever
known whom ! could really love "
married and older than myself ]
have no chance with her. for she
loves her husband They were poor
when they Htarted out. but now they
have houses and an automobile and
many other things that most 81 US
cannot have. She In not stuck up. Us
Rood.natured and unselfish- She
dresses plainly but with good taste.
Altogether she n the sort Of girl
who knows how 10 make n fellow
comfortable and NJ home with her. !
used TO Visit them. but for my own
good stay away now. i love her
too much.
II I could find another xiii Ike
her ! would marry her ~ quick II
would make her head swim
Yours for better and more sensible
girls. MUTT.
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For Mr.. and
Mrs. lson

For their guests. Mr. and Mrs
Frank Wilson. 81 Omaha. Or. and
Mrs. G. T. Bryant will give a bridge
party at their homo Monday evening
Mr.. and Mrs, James II. Kinne VIII
be hosts at n dinner at their home
this evening 20 honor Mr., and Mrs.
william
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13
PLAN TO SKIN TAIl0RS
LANDS THREE IN JAIL

Conspiracy TO rob Seattle iaiiors OF
bolts OF cloth is charged against Joe
Peters. Martin Rodriguez and Gabriel
Martinez. following their arres; IN.
day at the Palmer hotel. 7siis Dear.
born e. one Of the trio would ask
TO he measured for a suit while the
other two carried or tho cloth. {, Is
charged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13
Reception to Faculty

Dr. and Mrs Henry Suzzallo en-
tcrtaincd with a reception and dance
FOR the new members OF the faculty
al the presidents house last evening
Huckicherry wires and pink chry "a n
thenums without number were ~
the ballroom and the hall. maroon
chrysanthemuus In the dining room
and the ssppcr room was all opheiia
roses.
Or. and Mrs. Suxzallo were assist.
ed hy Mrs. John Condor. Mrs. David
Thomson. AIRS. Herbert Condor and
Dean Ethel Coldwen. Three hundred
guests were present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13
Dinner Before Dance

Miss Mary Dawson and MI. Lee
Dawson viii entertain with a dinner
OF twenty covers next SATURDAY eve
ming at the home OF their parents,
Me ard Mrs. Lewis II. Dawson.
Later the marty viii attend Miss
Elizabeth Beddow's dance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene IIagEerty
o'Ncli katharine Fratu spent Tues.
day In Seattle. returning from their
wedding trip 10 Everett where they
will be at home.
Miss Elizabeth Dauitou. who
sailed from here with Mrs. Francis
I Burton Harrison. wife 81 tho gov.
cruor general Of tho Philippines sep
[ TENDER 7. arrived I'm Manila the last
Of October. after stopping In Japan
and China on the way. She was At
Baguio. In the mountains. shortly
after her arrival
Mr.. and Mrs James Eddy. OF Ev.
erett. viii motor down with several
guests Wednesday for the Broadway
guilds dance In tho Army and Navy
club that evening.
Mrs Walter McEwan Tomkins and
Mrs Kathleen Baillie Barrett left
yesterday afternoon for California.
Mira. Tomkins will Join her husband
| In Arizona. and Mrs. Barrett will go
East after spending two months in
California.
Miss Irene Jarmon. who has been
the guest OF her cousin. Miss Mar.
garet Huteaon. for the past two
weeks, viii leave Sunday for her
home In East Sound.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Campbell re.
/ turned last week from Chicago where
they have been for several months.
visiting her two daughters. Mrs.
Laurence Rees Ellis and Mrs. Carl
| Ballard, has returned 10 her home
In Bellingham.
Mr.. John Beardslec Carrigan has
returned from Portland. where he
spent the past week.
DIR. Otis Floyd Lamson went to
Portland Thursday TO attend the con.
vention Of the Northwestern Surgical
association and will be gone until
Sunday.
Or. and Mrs. +. s. Palmer have
removed recently from West Seattle
10 their new home on Columbia and
! Boren.
Mr.. Hamilton Rolfc, who IN In
Eastern Washington at present, win
spend the Christmas holidays in
Seattle.
Mrs. G. +. Whittlesey. who In Wis.
ting In the East and South with her
nephews, Robert Brooks Albertaon
and Dallas Emory. will spend Christ.
mas at Virginia Hot Springs. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bolcom will
leave shortly after the holidays for
the East TO be gone about two
months.
Mr. Boland Wilson, at school In
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Apron Sale

At the meeting OF tho Iatona
ParentTeacher association Thursday
afternoon at 2:f5. Miss Gay Lawson
will speak on Y ". c. a. work. and
Professor Howell viii conduct a
twenty-minute sing"
Following the meeting there will
be an apron sale OF all kinds and
sizes. An invitation il extended to
all members and friends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13
Mrs. Griffiths Hostess

Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Eioert
CrfffIths, OF Victoria. was hostess AZ
a luncheon at the Sunset club Tue
eight guests were Mrs. and Miss
stuart Robertson. OF Victoria, Mrs
Carl fieussy. Mrs. Daniel u. Trefe'
then. Mrs. Stanley Criffiths. Mrs A.
v. Criffiths, Mrs. James Griffiths-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13

Dear Miss Grey. Your correspond
rnt. Joe Nngci. was being charitable
20 the grocer. That Ia comrnendable,
have taken their part myself. some
times. but am getting wise on some
things Of late.
our friend Joe IL neither a grocer
nor housewife. 20 he knows neither
side.
I live IN a part Of the city where
there - a grocery IN nearly every
block / pay cash. 10 10 into any
one / happen 10 pass.
one day ! asked az five of these
places for sugar and was assured at
each place that there was none. Fl
naiiy az the last place said. VIVA,
am I 90 dot / have two boarders for
while and they want sweet stuff
and sugar for their coffee"
The grocer said. There IN plenty
OF sugar. every grocer has "a. Who
II your grocer" ! told him he was
as much as any one. that Rad been
In his store three times that week.
That usually there were but two In
the family and ] never had large or.
derH. but paid cash and purchased
wherever ! happened TO be nearos,
when out.
lie said. Il VIII let you have sorne."
And he did, after saying with the
rest he had none. None OF them had
told me that | must buy other
things: they saw was not a Gus.
toner Of large order. 10 simply said
no sugar" Is not that one way Of
holding UP people. compelling them
to buy
A man told me the other day that
he had been In the grocery business
all his life and for Is years In Sc.
attic. lie said n certain per cent OF
profit was always considered leglti.
mate. as giving the grocer a chance
| for something more than a mere
living. so when the war came and
everything went UP 80 high he put
his goods up to give him the same
basis OF profit. lie did not think IL
right TO take advantage OF the people
by gouging them any more when
there was war than when there was
not. His way of procedure made
hia goods 40 far below the price OF
! other grocers that they all jumpes,
on him and prosecuted him ever
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13
For Miss WaterhouSe

In compliment TO Miss GLADYS
Waterhousc. Mrs. ] Thacher hodgc
entertained some 81 'hc honor guest
intimate friends with luncheon et
the womeu's University club this
afternoon,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13
BOYS PLEAD GUILTY:
GO TO REFORMATION

One 10 IS years in the refofna,og5
for burglary was the sentences beeru
Saturday by James Mcdonald, il
and Henry RITZ. rs. They pla1x
guilty before Judge a. ". Ffs;e
OF robblng numerous stores.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13
MIXERS Club
Dance Postponed

The Mixers club dance. which was
20 have been given this evening in
the Knights OF Columbus hall has
been postponed until next Saturday
because of the Charity Carnival and
Bazaar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13
Dnnce for Sub-Debs

Miss Margaret Hansard VIII enter
tain with dancing party AZ tho
Tennis club January About iofy
couples have been bsddcn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13
To GiUe Dance

with her son. Air Roy Wiegcrt.
who has but recently returned from
France. as honor guest. Mrs. Edward
wiegcrt will entertain with dance
next saturday evening az Readings
hall
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BY REBECCA STEVENSON
office Phone. Main COO.
Dinner and
Theatre PdrtU

Mr.. James II, Esarv, jrs enter
tanned with a dinner OF twenty four
covers at HIS home last evening. FOL.
lowed By a theatre party at the
Moore
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13
College Club
Christmas Dinner

The College club announces ItA an
nual Christmas dinner Tuesday. De
ccmber -. at half past six. and
speaks % amusing entertainment TO
please the dinner guests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13
"Holidau Hop

Tho Bachelors Holiday Hop Will
be given this evening In the Shrine
auditorium OF the Masonic temple.
campau's orchestra win play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13
Gamma Phi Beta
Alltmnae Entertained

Mrs. T. W. owen entertained the
Gamma Phi Beta Aiumnae with a
Christmas party at her homo Tits
afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13
Christmas Dinner

Mir. and Mrs. Frederic Struvc VII
entertain with a family dinner
t-hrtstmaS day az their home,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13
Luncheon for Guest

To compliment Mrs. Fidello s
Henry. the guest OF her sister. Mrs
ID. A. Nicholson. Mrs. Claude Nal
COIN Seeley entertained today with
a luncheon at the Sunset club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13
Honoring Mrs. Henry

with Mrs. Fidelio Henry as honor
guest. Mr.. and Mrs. William Bolcor
were hosts at dinner for eight Last
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. +. lyman enter
tanned with a dinner THURSDAY even
ing IN honor OF Mrs. Henry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13
Mr.. and Mrs.
Rhodes Hosts

Last evening Mr. and Mrs. Albert
J. Rhodes were hosts at a dinner for
twelve guests al their home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13
Dinner by Judgc and
Mrs. Burkc

with Miss GLADYS Waterheusc ana
Mr. STANLEY Minor as honor guests
Iuaee and Mrs. Burke viii entertain
Nvtth a dinner at their home MONDAY
eyeninr. followed nv n theatre party
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Informal Dinner
BU Miss Moran

Last evening Miss Nellie Moran
entertained with a small Informal
dinner at her home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Skinner


Mr.. and Mrs. David Eiward SNin,
uer will entertain with a dinner oi
fnurtecn covers Tuesday evening AZ
their home,
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Gamma Phi Beta
Dance

Gamma Phi Beta sorority will give
an informal dance at the chapter
house Friday evening. December 10.
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Brighton P..T. a


a special meeting OF tho members
Of the College club IL called for
Tuesday evening. December 81. at
T30 O'Clock. Tho purpose Of tho
meeting IL To consider and take &C.
ton upon the amending OF Section 6
OF Article III OF tho bylaws.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13

M ISIS ROSAMOND RIDDLE daughter of Mr. and Mrs Charles
M Addison Riddle whose wedding to Captain Edward Kicker
IT, A., will be soemnzed Wednesday at the family home at
eight o'clock. PHOTO bushnell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13

CLUBS FOR SATURDAY


Nalefdh tub
The Caleidh club viii meet Tues
day NJ O'Clock with Mrs. =. =.
Frantz. i25 Fifty-flrst west.
Brighton PIT. A.
brighton PIT. a. win meet IN room
s Of the school nj , O'Clock Tuesday.
A short musical program viii be
given by the pupils. Miss Rose Glass
OF the Franklin high SCI DOL win be
the speaker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13
At Charleston

Miss Clara Emory and Miss Eiinor
Keith were guests on the u. $. 3.
Charleston last evening at a dinner
preceding the dance at the Red Circle
club house at Charleston.
Miss cordelia Jennings, Miss Char
iotte Mann and Miss Katharine Craw.
ford were entertained at dinner on
board the u. s. $. Arkansas before
The dance.
Tuesday evening Miss Crawford.
Miss Mann and Miss Jennings were
honor guests at a dinner on board
the ". 3. s. New York.
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= woman's Civic Club

The Woman's Civic club meets
Tuesday. December &c. at the home
Of SrS. Miller. sos Fifteenth north.
Parliamentary section. $50: silver
tea. zoo. Bring your friends
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13

Mr.. Hamilton Rolfc, who IN In
Eastern Washington at present. win
spend the Christmas holidays in
Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13

Or. and Mrs. +. s. Palmer hav,
removed recently from West Seattle
TO their new home on Columbia and
Boren.
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Mrs. G. +. Whittlesey. who In Wis
iting In the East and South with her
nephews,' Robert Brooks Albertaon
and Dallas Emory. viii spend Christ.
mas at Virginia Hot Springs. va.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13

DIR. Otis, Floyd Lamson went 10
Portland Thursday 10 attend the con.
vention OF the Northwestern Surgical
association and will be gone until
Sunday.
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Mr.. John Bcardslec Carrigan has
returned from Portland. where he
spent the past week
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Mr.. Boland Wilson, at school in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13

Mr.. and Mrs. William Bolcom will
leave shortly after the holidays for
the East TO be gone about two
months.