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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-15
Fite-Linaey Wedding
In Los .Angeles


Set forth below Is an account
taken from the Los Angeles Times
Of the wedding % Miss Dorothy
IAndley to Mr.. Robert Paine Fftr Of
Nashville. Tenn. Wednesday. sept
10. Mrs. Flte Is sister Of Mrs
Philip kitchln and a niece % MIR
Hervey Lindlsy Of Seattle. She has
been n frequent visitor here In the
past few years. notably when abe
came north to be bridesmaid az
the marriage Of Lieut.. Col James
Bell Crcss and Mrs. Crcss Eleanor
Chittenden).
In spite % having 20 change
their plans for n brilliant church
ceremony TO n home wedding. tho
marriage at 3 o'clock yesterday aft
ernoon OF Miss Dorothy Lindicy OF
Los Angeles and Mr. Robert =. Fitc
Of Nashville. Tenn. was one OF the
notable events Of the summer.
The couple pllghted their troth
before an altar Of pink roses and
ferns and cathedral candles arranged
In the drawing room at the home Of
the brides parents, Or and Mrs.
Walter Lindley Of 200T s. FlRueroa
81. The altar was built In front OF
the high mantel which was a bank
OF pink blossoms The kneeiinE
cushions we're OF white satin. Dr.
George Davidson OF 81. Johns Epis-
copal church read the marriage lines
In the presence OF eighty relatives
, and very near friends.
DIR. Lindley gave his daughter in
marriage and Mr.. Alexander F'ite, a
student ut oxford University. Eng
land, stood with the groom. who Is
his cousin.
When the sudden Illness Of Miss
Lindley made " necessary 20 nhan
don the church ceremony that was
TO have taken place at 81. John'a
Church. 1000 invitations had been
addressed. and were ready 10 mail.
The bride. who is one Of the IN j.
vorites OF Los Angeles society. wore
a smart going-away frock Of dari,
blue Russian aura. with n big black
hat upturned In front. 4 corsaRe OF
lavender orchids added n dash OF
color. After the ceremony n supper
vas served. The house was decorated,
turnout in pink roses and ferns
massed with ported plants.
1T was several years ago that Miss
Lindley made her debut AT n brilliant
afternoon reception. followed by a
ball that evening at the California
Club, az which Or. and Mrs. T.indley
were hosts From that day on she
has enjoyed an ideal social career.
She was educated at Marlborough
and finished at fashionable
school In the East Mr.. Flte IL n
graduate OF Vanderbilt University M
Nashville
"Oout-oftown guests noted at the
wedding were Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Lindley Of stockton. Mrs Frank q
fite and daughter. Miss Lundy Fi,e
Of Nashville. and Mr.. Alexander
Fite. the best man. whose home IL
| now In England.
After short honeymoon trim the
couple will be at home at the NAV.
fair apartments at 40 ST. James
{ Park"
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PLEASED
BY QUICK RESULTS

Everyone IL pleased with tho
quick results Of simple witchhazcl.
camphor. hydrnstis, etc. as mixed
in Lavoptik eye wash. one man a
eyes were SO badly strained he
could not read without pain. Two
applications relieved him. \ lady
with weak inflamed eyes was
greatly helped by ONE bottle. We
guarantee "A small bottle Of Law
optik to help ANY CASE weak.
strained and inflamed eyes. Swift's
Drug Co. and leading druggists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-15
AGED VIOLINIST STRUCK
DOWN BY AUTOMOBILE

Mrs. Martin, aged violinlst. well
known to Seattle pedestrians. who
have listened to her street corner
concerts Is suffering probable in.
ternal injuries In her home Monday
at the Franklin apartments. Fourth
ave. and Bell II. She was struck by
an automobile driven by c. l.. Mar.
tin, 3il6 Alamo place.
Mrs Martin was being assisted
across Battery st. on Fourth ave. by
Mrs. j. A. Mather. 3s40 10Th ave.
). w, when hit by the machine.
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Office Phone. Main coo.
Foss- Booth Wedding

II was pink and white wedding
that OF Miss Madeleine Booth to AIR
Elmer Theodore boss saturday eve
ming at the home OF the brides
parents. MIR. and Mrs. Lawrence 5.
Booth. Pink and white blossoms
we're everywhere thru tho rooms. and
they grew thickly over the green
vines of the canopy under which
Bishop o'pca. with Father 5. J.
Cuiligan. stood waiting the bridal
party. Miss Bttscy Booth the brides
sister and her maid Of honor. worc
soft pink satin, drapoj and caught
with ostrich tips. Evelyn Booth. the
brides small sister, IN her capacity
OF flower girl. wore hcrufrlcd white
orRandy with pink ribbons. and car
ried basket 90 pink baby roses
The bride herself given m marriage
by her father. looked like nothing so
mu~h as whi.r blossom in her
satin drcss. with its fun round
flower petal skirt The bodice was
fashioned with low square neck
and tiny sleeves and finished IN the
back with large fiat bow Tho
veil. caught with orange blossoms.
was combined with scarf OF real
lace. and was longer than tho dress.
just touching the ground An original
effect was carried out IN the flow
ers. A shower 81 orchids brides
roses and orange blossoms was fash
toned ON "A plumy IAN OF pink os-
trich. Miss Beisey Booths bouquet
was similarly made with Ophelia
roses on a fan OF delft blue
Mr. Malcolm Hansen. the groom's
cousin. acted as best man. Mrs. Jack
Kelly and Miss Alice Fairhairn.
cousins OF Mrs FoSs. played the
wedding march on violin and plano,
and later accompanied Mr.. Roswell.
another cousin. when he sang AT
Dawning" during the service
Mrs. :. /. Crawford the brides
aunt. and Mrs. Jesse Ives a cousin.
presided over the coffee urns al the
buffet supper. which was served
after the ceremony.
Only the immediate relatives were
present. among them Mr.. and Mrs
Edwin Foss OF Spokane, brother and
sister-in-law of the groom.
Mrs FosS' travelling costume was
q suit OF fawn colorcd pcachskin.
trimmed with seal With Il she wore
small turhan Of the same shade.
ornamental with a touch OF purple
velvet Mr. and Mrs. Foss viii 10
At home after October al the Ho-
tel Sorrento.
Mrs Foss Is graduate Of Forest
Ridge Convent. and Possesses to a
marked degree that intangible quail
lily known as charm. Mr.. Foss Is
the son Of Mrs. Leroy Baker OF New
York City. RE - n graduate OF the
University Of Minnesota and for the
past year has been connected with
the artillery district headquarters In
this city.
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Confessions of Bride
Copyrighted by Newspaper Enerpris. Association
KATHERINE MILLER PLAYS HER FIRST
GARLAND WE SCHEME TO DEFEAT HER

our second wedding breakfast was
served nt noon next day. Only the
family was present There were
lot OF things TO decide before Bob
ana | dared to put our heads out
OF doors together We realized that
We needed the advice OF our elders
even more than We needed their
congratulations For. as far au 30.
ciety knew. / was dead and buried
In "a country cemetery near small
northern town
So the breakfast turned out To- be
"a very grave occasion. That hob
mad been restored 20 his senses was
indeed Tar more important to all of
us than the fact that he ana | had
been reunited
You've done u again. grille q"
Daddy took me aside TO whisper this
In my ear.
hadn't done Il az all tried TO
tell him that the lightning ntruar Rad
done a.. but daddy was FAR too happy
10 listen Co reason And I've got
a check FOR million 10 give you
for the sob" he went on. that H.. N
you think the scamp IN worth that
much money lie honest Don't
sougr me-" he concluded In his
Whimsical way.
Your check isn't good. for once
IN your llfc Mr. Lorimcr'T I replied
and then We cried together until
Mother iorimer Joined IA. She came
just 70 give m~ kiss She agd I
couldn't possibly express what was
Ia our hearts
~ the table. ChrSH had. her Say;
How in the name Of truth are We
going Ia r~narr~ct Jane from the
dead" abe ask-d. We've got 90 In.
vent something The real truth
would sAEKvr society
Let society SO Ia the devil. ="
groWicd daddy
Il guess ven Just have 10 say that
Jane lost her mind when she was
hurt IN the railroad wreck. and that
she wandered OF and WAS shut IN an
asylum and we've just found her.
Chrys suggested
NO. YOU dontr' Bob interrupted
"onc crazy dub In tho family at a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-15
FOURTH PRIZE LETTER

Tho i25o written By Dooy 5s2 Lakeside Az
So
Following Is idea Of The Lover.
lie noble broad minded ma with
phcpcs void OF petty
physicalyA big free
AND commanding viii women He
strong both In mind and body that a lean
look him for sympathy time OF trouble
and sickness. - $500
Above all he must be capable OF deep
tha endureih and Of he faults
Checks covering the prizes be mailed mda
20 thc vim
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-15
Break fdSt for
Mrs. Daniels

Mrs. John Ewing Price enter
tained Saturday with a beautifully
appointed breakfast 60 honor Mrs
Daniels wife ~ the secretary OF the
navy \ luncheon was FIRST intended.
but u was later changed 90 a break
fast 90 enable Mrs. Daniels TO be at
the station when Mrs. Wilson ar
rived The decorations were carried
out In autumn colora and flowers.
effectively combined with branches
OF red bcrrics
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Shoicer for Bride-Elect

The spacious home 81 Mrs. Robert
Lurie was the sitting Tor an interest
ms kitchen shower AZ which Mrs.
Lurie Was hostess Ia honor OF Miss
Florence Waldorf. who II Go b. a
November bride. RonrA and nntcra
were used in an effective color
scheme 81 pink and white turnout
the rooms. The affair was In the
form OF bridge lunchrop. 20
which thirty guests were hidden. As
sisting the hostess were Mrs Meyer
Lurie and Miss Celia Antrcll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-15
Thirteenth Annual Convention

The King County Woman's Tenn.
peranco Union viii hold It's 3Oth an,
nual convention at the Fremont Bap.
list church Tuesday and Wednesday
of this week. There will be sessions
morning. afternoon and evening
Reports OF local presidents and de.
partment work will take place Tues
day morning. and be continued dur.
ing the afternoon. A silver medal
contest will occupy the evening.
Wednesday afternoon there will be
question box and an address on
the cigaret evil by Prof. a. =. Gist
In the evening Miss Rose Glass will
speak.
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Dinner al Rainicr CInb

10 honor Mr., aud Mrs James Az
new and Mr.. and Mrs, Edgar Frank.
lin Frost Mt and Mrs. Henry
Frederick were dinner hosts at the
Rainier club saturday evening. II
is especially interesting TO note that
Mrs Agncw and Mrs. Frost are
both French. two OF the very French
brides who have come Seattle's way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-15

Ean, side Settlement work IN New
York city. will spend tho winter In
Seattle.
Mr Charles " Saunders left Wed
nosday for Victoria TO place his
rranddauEhtrr. Miss Catherine. IN 81
Margaret school
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Browne have
moved ~ from Meliita 20 the Hotel
fssrmcrc. where they will be for the
winter
Moronl Olsen has returned from n
dramatic reading tour 81 Canada and
has taken apartments at tho Hotel
Rcrmsrc
Mrs James Garfield Eddy. ~ Ev.
cfc,i. was IN Seattle for the week.
end.
Mrs Charles D. Peabody ioft Fri
day for California 10 place her sons
n school.
Cot and Mrs Perkins were week
end guests at The o. - Colvin
home
Miss Adelaide Hebron wnr the
guest ~ Miss Gladys watcrhousa
over the week end.
Mr. Roger M bone and his wife
will make their home Ia Chicago
hereafter. Mrs Bone. with her
mother. icft Wednesday FOR New
York. where che will visit for a
short time before Joining her hus.
hand. who leaves Tuesday. In Chi
caRo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-15
FIRST PRIZE LETTER

The Perfect Lover H who applies his understanding
of love 70 an experience which day lie
lie Is the "fquafe deal Ruy"he
ana hearty handenHp lie
ana inspires confidence. iis may from $50
week 10 10000 but he pcever.
and
tefshness HIS haven Of arnnony
and happiness
The Perfect Lover" practical deast lie s broad
mhaed ana compassionate Envy, malice ooncet
these unworthy thoughts find u Ills love
" constructive and entsrtnns thought good
"A Greater Lover rs this"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-15
JEALOUS OF MEN
DOCTORS FOR WIVES

CoNSTANTiNOPLE. Sept. Is
Women doctors are sent 10 Mo-
hammedan Macedonia wherever
possible because the Mohammcdan
women fear 10 consult male doc
tors The women themselves don't
mind. but they fear their hus-
bands jealousy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-15
FdreCeH Tea

For Mrs Corwin Ebetting. who
viii make her home In Seattle. Mrs
William I.amcrau tGuinevcre Ad-
ans entertained with an unusually
handsome tea at her home in Ito
GUAM Thursday afternoon. prior 20
Mrs. Ebcriing's departure. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ehertlng are now the guests %
Mrs Eberting's parents Mr. and
Mrs. n. l.. Greene.
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Home Phone. Capitol all,
Luncheon at Nam Yard

tionoring Secretary OF the Navy
Joscphus Daniels and Mrs. Daniels,
Capt Harry \. Field. oommnndRnt
OF the Puget Sound naval station.
and Mrs Field were hosts at "A
luncheon az their home Saturday
The invitations were limited 10 the
heads OF the departments
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oil

Rev. Herbert ~. Gowen succeeds
Rev. Ernest Vincent shayier. newly
elected bishop OF the diocese Of
Nebraska. at ST. Marks church.
Miss Dorothy Lindsey - spending
September nj Belgrade lakes. IN
Maine at tho summer camp OF Mr
and Mrs. Theodore sheppard Before
returning 20 Seattle she viii viHi, In
Boston. which was ones her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thorpe Hnhcock mo-
torcd up from Hoauiam 10 h. the
week end guests Of Mfr Babcock'a
mother. Mrs Walter Thorpe Hab-
cock.
Mr.. G A. Koboid. 81 Los Angeles
who Il the house guest Of Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh McCauEhcy has returned
from a week spent in Victoria
Miss Rosamond Parsons motored
up from Hoqulam Friday. where she
has been doing community relief
work for the fleet festivities She IL
with her parents. Mr. and Mira W.
II. Parsons
Mr.. Thomas Green. jr.. left
"Wednesday TO begin his last year at
Lawrenccvilic.
Mrs. Nathaniel Ripley (Comley
slzer). who has been the guest of Mr.
Ripley's people. Mir and Mrs. Edwin
Ripley. for the past fortnight. len
Sunday for her home In Raymond.
Miss Frances Burriil and Miss
Hazel Allen came over from Tacoma
Friday to attend the fleet ball.
Miss Ruth Hurlbu, Of Everett was
in Seattle for the feet ball
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Arnot Mark
left Friday evening for san Fran.
cisco. whore they will be at home at
the Fairmont hotel.
Miss Irene Harris OF oiyrnnia.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell
Harris, was the week end guest Of
Mr. and Mrs. John Bcrton Fem.
Or. and Mrs. NJ y. Davis. who
have been with Mrs. Davis parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Denton Moore.
have bought a home on nth ave. n.
Mr.. Joseph Sullivan arrived In tho
city Friday to attend the Foss Booth
wedding. and IL with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Sullivan.
Mrs. Kathleen Baillle Barrett has
returned from a visit in Tacoma with
her sister, Mrs. william Ripley.
Col. J. a. Woodruff. Engineer
corps. Z. s. A., and family. win make
their home in Seattle. At present
they are the guests OF Col. Wood
runs cousin. Mr.. T.. A. strout. and
Mrs. Strout.
Miss Julia Field will enter ST. Mich
oias school this week.
Mrs. +. y. Seeley. accompa MED by
her daughters. Miss Frances and Miss
Mabel seeley. has returned from n
visit with her sister. Mrs. |. Davis at
Los Altos, Cal.
Mr. and Mrs. j. w Goodwin have
returned from n motor trip around
Vancouver island.
MRS. y. Garner Ycrlkes has been a
guest at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence s. Booth for the past few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Willis Sayro
and daughter. Miss Gilmore sayro.
motored to Paradise inn for tho
week end.
Registered at the Hotel Lakevicw
In Los Angeles are Mr.. Donald and
Miss Elizabeth Dickinson OF this city.
Miss Margaret Thornc, an accom-.
plished pianist and a leader In tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-15
By REBECCA STEVENSON

Henry Phillips. Mr. and Mrs, y A.
Strout. Mt. and Mrs. Harold slim.
son. MIR. and Mrs. James Colbert
sullivan. Mr and Mrs. Josiah
rownc Mrs ] T. Terry
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Enhancement .Ann6unced

Mrs W, l. Sanders announces the
engagement OF her daughter. Miaz
Jeanette Harch. 20 Mr. Frank Burr
jones. son OF Mr.. and Mrs John
Samuel Jones Of Indianapolis The
wedding viii take place tn the near
future
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-15
Rainier Chapter Study Glass

Tho study class OF Rainier chap.
ter, -. a. r.. viii hold IL opening
meeting at the home OF Mrs. w. j.
Blackwell. 1888 North Broadway. at
o'clock. Plans for the years work
will bc completed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-15

Tho L. o. y. club will hold a picnic
AZ Alki beach at II o'clock. Mem
bcra win take their own knife. fork.
spoon and cup. Those planning TO
attend are asked 70 notify tho host.
cas Mrs. c. A. Code. Elliott 57s2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-15
Jumblc Shop Dance

Miss Dorothy Greene and Mlas
Jeanne Peters will bc In charge Of
the regular Tuesday night dance at
tho tumble shop. Mrs, CorWin
Eherting and Mrs William clyde
brown will chapcrone.
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SurpriSc PGrtn

An enjoyable surprise party Was
given Mr. James T. Smith ne his
summer home near Angel Lake sat
urdny night by forty ~ his friends
The evening was spent In music and
dancing and later an elaborate bur.
fet supper was served.
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SECOND PRIZE LETTER

Following r. the
f Helen IL Porter Box III. puyauup
Ihet" can b" no unfalng ~ perfect
differ. requirement absolute
iuihehs IN thought word deed
lover must esch"w an other !
kHo" and admire and Of women all
the games 81 life u love
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-15

Fourteen states have now ratified
tho federal suffrage amcndme Mt. The
favorable votes Of % more are need
cd to mako the amendment law In
time for women to vote in 1920. Sow.
entccn states must call special SOS.
sions In order to rnufy IN time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-15
ITALIAN HOMES TO
BE QUAKE-PROOF

ROME. Sept. Italians in thu
recently devastated Mugello valley
have started "A reform movement in
architecture better suited to with
standing earthquake shocks.
\ mans opinions have more or less
weight with his wife-usualiy less !,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-15

The \. II. T. NJ r. club will meet
with Mrs. A. r. Bambcrg. sss Mel.
ruae ave. y. at > o'clock.
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Ali Review Of Maccabccs to Nee,

AK Review. No. 80. W. H. \. %
the Maccabces. viii hold a regular
meeting at ) O'Clock In W. O. ". hall.
Fourth ave. and Marion 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-15
Lorraine Chapter
To Dance

Lorraine Chapter No. 9. O r. y.
will celebrate tn thirty-third anniycr-
sary with a dance In tho Masonic
Temple Friday evening. oct ~.
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Ballard High School ParcntTeaeher
Association

The Parcnt-Teachcr association OF
tho Ballard high school will hold It's
first meeting In the society room Of
tho school at $40 o'clock Miss
Lctha Mcclure. director OF music In
tho public schools. will explain the
new high school music course and
furnish a musical program. Officers
for the ensuing year viii be elected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-15
Sunset Club

Mrs. Hugh NJ. Caldwell and Miss
Mary Cleo Hubert will be hostessea
AT the weekly meeting Of the Sunset
club on Wednesday. The program
VIII be at o'clock and viii be rem
dered by Mrs. Harry G. Bender, who
VIII give collection OF dramatic
readings
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brighton parentTeaohcr Association

Tho Parent Teacher association OF
tho Brighton school will meet at .
O'Clock In room s Of tho building.
All mothers are urged TO attend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-15

The Mount Raksr Circle OF the
Fruit and Flower Mission viii meet
AZ the home Of Mrs. A. r. Truax
3i01 g7th ave. s. at } o'clock.
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ClVAJbD
CLUBS FOR TUESDAY


"N" N'''' N"' f''A
Tho Women'H civic club viii meet
at O'Clock ia the auditorium o.
Frederick A Nelson's. All members
are requested TO b. present. as the
work for the coming year will bc
outlined.
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Ionia Chapter to Give Card Party

lonia Chapter. No. ia. O. T.. s..
will give a card party at the Panama
cafeteria on Third ave. between
Union and Pike, during tho evening.
Auction bridge and whist will bc
played An Eastern Stars and their
friends are cordially invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-15
Daughter

Mr. and Mrs Alexander Huffman
are receiving congratulations upon
the birth 81 a daughter. sept :. The
nttlr ono has been named Virginia
Frances
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UUG COED
Tho husband came home early,
Wife met him nj the door,
She seemed more x lad to sec him
Than she had been before.
She Rugged and she kissed him,
when hi. feelings turned 20
laughter.
Ve wrote check for plenty,
A. he knew what she wa. after,
Few men arc ever selfish
when wife has rIothe. to buyi
lie wants her quite attractive,
Though cash IL sometime. shy.
A. prices make difference,
We know she can save more
On her Fall SUIT. CoAT, DRESS
aud EAT.
~ the FLORENCE UPSTAIRS
STORE.
second and Union.
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Woman. Educational Club

The Woman's Educational club
will meet Rt the home of Mrs. Y. J.
Re"kie. 9i2s Rainier blvd. at ?
O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-15
ADMIRIcs CLEAN TYPE

The Perfect Lover" Editor The
man who n. ia my estimation. per
feet lover. In clean minded. but no,
prudish. tender and gentle. but not
effcminatc. confederate and generous
but not fhwninE. polite and defercn.
tial 10 all women. while loving one
only His carcnsca viii Do ardent
but gentle and reyorcnt. and he viii
hold all expressions Of love absolute
~ sacred. Marriage viii not end Ail
this. but II viii last $50 long as they
both shall live
NINA 4. DERBY.
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or all the rare things ON the earth

About the hardest one to find
Is man who makes love TO his wife
When there's trouble on his mind
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Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. w w. Parsons we're
among those who extended their hos
pitality TO the junior officers with n
dinner at their home Friday evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-15
BY CYNTHIA GREY
Here They Are! Winners
"PerfeCt Lover" Contest

We HAVE discovered the perfect Iover-he is the ehodi
ment of human ideals He may be tall short Of stature
ge dark Of complexion but he has grasped the big hno
in life and conquered the petty ones that he may be dis
covered IN different types Of and in turn will appeal IN
different types OF woman as THE PERFECT LOVER"
The letter winning prize written bv Ae. ,
Horgum 2525 IS ". lows.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James willis Sayro
and daughter, Miss Gilmore Sayro.
motored to Paradise inn for tho
week end
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Registered NJ the Hotel Lakevicw
in Los Angeles are Mr.. Donald and
Miss Elizabeth Dickinson OF this city.
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TO Be Continued