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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-09
HAD TO LIVE ON
MILK AND TOAST
FOR LONG TIME
Alki Beach Woman Suffered
Agonies From Indiges-
tion-Tanlac Ends
Trouble

MY troubles have ali been over
come since commenced taking
Taniac. and haven't felt so per-
fcctly well In every way since
was a girl" said Mr~. y. VI. Co
llp who lives AZ Aih Beach. Just
outside the city limits Of Seattle.
tho other day
= suffered for n good many years
before found anything that would
give me much relief" she contInu-
ed. and I guess would stlil be
suffering the same way II had
not gotten hold Of Taniac. Nv
stomach was In such bad condi-
ton that. for long time. just
had 90 live on such things as milk
and toast and I finally got t.
whore tho slightest kind Of food
would cause me 60 have indige6-
ton and sour stomach. also suf-
forcd great deal from neuralgia
in my head. and many times | have
had TO walk the floor all night
long when these spells would come
on me. Sometimes would suffer
for three or four days at n time
with this neuralgia. and when I
would get relieved OF IL would bc
so weak and worn out that | would
have to stay In bed for week
or course, all these troubles and
all the suffering went through
Kept my nerves unstrung all the
time. ana even when |, was not In
pain OF any KIND was too nervous
to sleep we'll
We'll, II Just seemed that the
more medicine took tho worse
got until | commenced taking Tan
lac and nobody except myself will
ever know what great blessing
this wonderful medicine has been
TO me. ! don't have to walk the
floor and suffer agonles all night
now for my nerves are In perfect
condition. and | never have a sign
Of those awful neuralgia head
aches. ! go to sleep as soon as
go to bed now. and | sleep lust
like n baby all night long. My
stomach troubles have gone, too,
and ! cat just anything want.
ana good deal of H. for have
fine appetite. and | never suffer
particle afterwards. have ac-
tually gained sixteen pounds and
am so well and strong that can
easily do all my homework. In
fact, ! am enjoying as good health
now as | ever did in my life, and |
give Tanlac credit for II ALL"
Tanlac is sold In Seattle by Bartell
Drug Stores under the personal dl.
rection OF "a special Tanlac represcn.
tativc.-Advcrtiscm
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| PERSONAL

Mr. and Mrs Frank WaicrhoGsr
Miss Gladys. Miss Mary and Miss
Muriel watcrhouse. who have been
touring California. returned home
sunday.
Miss Marion McEwAn. who has
been In Los Angeles fos a Fix
weeks visit. returned home On sun.
day
Alias Grace Howard Potter and
Mrs. Robert shaw Minturn % New
York. who have been wintsfinr In
California. viii arrive today 20 visit
Mr. and Mrs. Nat Paschall Miss
Potter and Mrs. Minturn are Mrs.
paschalrs aunts.
Mr.. and Mrs. winlock Miller left
Saturday for a six weeks trip Fart
where Ar Miller will attend his class
reunion at Yale.
Mrs 8. J. Mcpherson Of Lawrence.
Vile. y. J.. arrived In Seattle Thurs
day 20 spend tho summer with her
daughter and sonln-law. Mfr. and
Mrs. Raymond Wright.
Mr. and Mrs r. II. osgood. Miss
Mary Chaplin and Miss Margaret Os.
good returned homo Sunday from
California. where Mr.. and Mrs os.
good have been wintcring The two
young ladies' have been attending
Miss Chamberlain school az Santa
Barbara. Mr. and Mrs Thatcher
Hodge. who have been occupying tho
Osgood home. will remove TO Crys.
tai Springs TO spend tho summer
with Mrs. Hodges parents. SIR. and
Mrs. W. l.. Gazzam.
Miss Agnssiz Of Agassiz. n. c. ar.
rived Thursday 20 spend six weeks
with her sister. Mrs. John Goodfcl-
low.
Mrs. Robert Baxter left today 20
visit her sister. Mrs. r. o. Downing
Of Portland where she viii attend the
Rose show
Mrs. Albert Charles Philips and
two children. with her mother. Mrs.
Neilis. left Saturday for a trip to
ALASKA.
Mrs. a. W. Dcming OF Bollingham
spent several days I'm Seattle last
week. having come down 10 attend
the wedding of her son and Miss
Kathleen Delaney.
Mrs. George w. Alien and Mrs. T.
I r. Ogg returned last week from a
months trip in the East Mr.. and
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Society
BY BETTY BRAINERD
Minor Hospital
GradNGtinn ErCrciSeS

The Minor Private Hospital school
OF Nurses will hold their commence
ment exercises tonight az $ o'clock
at the First Baptist church, There
will he dance at the knights of
Columbus hall following the exer-
cises The patrons and patronesses
are
Dr. NJ. \. Mckinney and Mrs Me.
Kinney. Dr J. A. Mcklnnon and
Mrs. Mckinnon. pr. Milton sturgis
and Mrs Sturgls. pr r. H. Beckett
and Mrs Beckett. pr. - ~ stone
and Mrs, stone, pr u. v Trucbiood
and Mrs, rrueblood. Or q. s. Peter.
kin and Mrs. Peterkin. Rev. W. A.
Major and Mrs. Major. Or J. l.
purand and Mrs Durand. Or Z. T..
HAgyar and Mrs Hasynrd. Or.
Frank l. ilorsfAll and Mrs Horsfali.
pr. Lillian c. Irwin. pr. Walter uoff
man and Mrs. Hoffman. Rev Ernest
Vincent Shayler and Mrs. Shay Ter.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph H. Grant. pr
q. g Thompson and Mrs Thomp.
son. Or r y rick and Mrs Flick.
MIR and Mrs W. u. Perkins. MIR
and Mrs Il, w Huntoon, MIR and
Mrs ~ J Ramsey Mr. and Mrs. q.
w Fischer MIR and Mrs Claude &.
Ramsay. Mr.. and Mrs. A. u stew
art. Mr.. and Mrs. W y. Herring.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Henry. Mr. and
Mrs NJ. \. Gottstcin. Mr. and Mrs.
J. w Goodwin. Mr. and Mrs. G. II.
Dodge. MIR. and Mrs Charles n. Col.
Inns. Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Collins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander y McEwan
MIR and Mrs. John ogden.
Judgc Burke and Mrs. Burke. Mr.
and Mrs r. A. Suout. Dr Henry
Suzzallo and Mrs. SuEzallo. Dr
James n Eaglcson and Mrs Eagle
son. Or c. W. Sharplra and Mrs
Sharplcs. Mr. and Mrs. Il. c. Sauns
ders. Mr. and Mrs John Erikson
Dr. " {. H~uSsy and Mrs Hcunsy
Or. X. W Perry and Mrs. Perry.
Mr.. and Mrs Georg. 7, Myers. Mr.
and Mrs James -. Hogr. Or g. NJ
Horton and Mrs Horton. MIR and
Mrs K H. Parsons. MI and Mrs
Joshua Green. Mr.. and Mrs David
Edward skinner. Mr.. and Mrs. Liv.
inEston y. Stedman. Mr. and Mrs
A. l. Hawley. Or. a n. Gray and
Mrs GRAY. pr. Alfred Raymond and
Mrs. Raymond. Or. T. Weldon
Young and Mrs. Young. Dr. ~. g.
I4azellc and Mrs iazeile. Mr. and
Mrs. John Roberts. Mr. and Mrs,
W, A Peters. MIR. and Mrs. C. D.
Stimson. Mrs. r, c. Babcock. Mrs
II. = Bolcom. Mrs. william Camp.
bell. Mr. and Mrs Harry whitney
Treat. Dr, Montgomery Russell and
Mrs. Russell. Mr. and Mrs p X
strive. Or +. NJ. Padeiford and Mrs
Padelford. Dr. d. 4. Nicholson and
Mrs. Nicholson.
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|Gn11(5}dolEI!;7i'l{Faa Blttdr
CERTEIS PLANS A SECRET WEDDING AND
| RESOLVE TO KEEP STILL AWHILE

vary the monotony Of her life. which
she 90 lnmented. with at least one
grand movie thrill'
Meanwhile. why interfere with
fatef Some very interesting events
were down on the f.orimer calendar
why not watch the grand npecta.
clea. as time unrollcd thenT
"Mcn and women are sorry II they
don't maryland just as sorry IL
they do. D." said Mother I.orimer when
IL came her turn 20 discuss with
Chrya' approaching marriage Ham.
ilton Certcia ~ "a very fascinating
man Chrya will be- much envled
And I never ala believe that par.
enta have any right 10 make or un.
make matches for their children"
yet do wish the experienced
would warn the young not 10 take
mntrimony with such reckless
plunge" answered most Of the
girls know get married without
single forward glance into the
long years after marriage And
marriage H. 500 final It's tuat
like death. one way. Il lasts long
time
Mother Lorimer smiled ns II she
quite understood my rather crude
effort TO be clever
zone does stay dead AMI mar.
rled long time" she said to.dy.
and then added with q little shsks
% her head. nevertheless. No third
person II privileged 20 interfere
with love affair Let the paroles
concerned get their own expefielce
and DO their own regfet,ing
Somehow. Mothers remark com
forted me would keep ny re-.
solve not 10 NEEDLE with Chrys'
matrimonial prospects
~. A..
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Orthopedic Benefit

The three girls who left Seattle
and went 20 France TO help comfort
the wounded and 20 cheer and re.
vive those who we're invalidcd have
returned horne and continue 10 carry
ON the good work.
Miss Hazel Archibald. Miss Kath'
Arlne kittinger and Miss Elma Col
Inns are still formulating means Tor
doing good 70 all who want help.
just now the three girls are help.
ing the orthopcdic hospital They
will give an entertainment on Tues
day evening at the homo of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander Raiillc Tor the bene-
fit OF the little kiddics who are at
the orthopedsc hospital.
This experiences OF these Sc.
attic girls have been comic as well
A. tragic. and the audience who will
hear them will be- interested In hear
ing what these three lovely young
Americans went thru. when they
did their duty like soldiers. yet en-
joyed the fun as healthy young girls
would. when protected by Uncle sam
and the hcnedietion Of the greatest
Of all religions. the Red Cross.
Mrs. LanCdon Henry will sing
Mrs Traffprd Huteson's much ad
mlred Garden Memories. and there
viii be two organ selections By Iney
J. Morrison on tho beautiful pipe
organ In the BSullle home.
The Orthopedr hospital Is a fine
charity. Every one should help Il
along. In going TO the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Bauiie Tuesday evening
the people Of Seattle viii not only
be delighted with what our Seattle
girls will tell them. but they will
do a good deed for the shut.ins which
win be. As Shakespeare said OF this
quality OF mercy; 1T IL twice hlcst.
Ii hlesscth him that gives. and him
that takes"
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Dear Miss Grey: How
hours sleep In e. ana the the about have
suited seemingly medicine
but hlecping do the
Of any sort 30 dear Cynthia such
doctor I'm going gamble affa
H causing sioepcas nights.
DO know now Sleep Just NJ Important.
know how e or row 20
a very simple going
and the use 81 a little wilpowcr
OF nfu sleeping. and the fear sleepicssnoHs
physician who has
following procedure just sleep
In the first place light. nutritious evening
avoiding coffee Take short possible
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LEMON JUICE
FOR FRECKLES
Cirlsl Make beauty lotion
for a few cents-Try i'll

Squeeze the juice OF two lemons
into a bottle containing three ounces
OF orchard white. shake well and
you have n quarter pint OF the best
freckle and tan lotion. and com.
piexion beautfler. at very. very
small cost
Your grocer has the lemons and
any drug store ~ toilet counter will
supply three ounces o. orchard white
for few cents Massage this rwcct.
ly fragrant lotion into the face
neck. arms and hands each day and
see how freckies and blcmishes dis.
appear and how clear. soft and
rosy.white the skin becomes. Ycsl 1t
Is harmless and never irritates.
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ThornhW- Nee orndck
WeddiRq a

Friends Ga Seattle viii be interest
ed In the wedding In Wenatchse OF
Miss Mabel Thornhill. daughter OF
and MIR Robert Mccormack. son OF
Mr. and Mrs, J Il Mccormack. II
spokane Miss Helen Mccormack,
Of Spokane. and Miss Lora Thorn.
Hill were bridesmaids.
Mr. Mccormack " exchange tell.
er Of the First National Bank Of
seattle. having recently been hon.
orahly discharged from service.
Mr. and Mrs Mccormack will
make their home IN Seattle after a
trip 20 Honolulu.
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Chrys' wedding was not Co be an.
nouneed except to her most init.
mate friends. that II. not until she
should be safely installed in her
magnificent foreign castle. 80 Dr
Ccrteia and Daddy Lofimcr had
agreed This extreme degree Of &c.
crecy had been arranged to humor
Mother Iorimer. She disllkcd un.
necessary publicity.
Nevertheless az soon an II should
be known that tho famous pr. Ham.
old Spanish tito and estates. and
that he had been quietly welded TO
Chrystobel torimer. daughter OF one
Of the worlds greatest munition
makers. tho marriage would be nc
claimed one OF International i'm.
portance
such notoricty was 10 be- post.
poned a. long ~ possible. all the
Lorimera agreed ali but little Jane
Lorimer. I wondered just how much
was pride and how much was policy
In this scheme ~ secrecy which the
man l held to be- a spy had 80 suhtly
put over my husbands family.
There seemed Ia h. hundred r-a.
nona why should take the long
story OF my suspicious 90 Daddy
Lorimrr az once Against them all
balanced my old faith IN the uiu.
mate triumph Of tho right
let Chrys so ahead with her
plans they would supply little Of
that excitement FOR which che was
wearyinE
had n handful Of trumps n
nothing interviewed 10 spoil pr Ger.
tells scheme TO capture one OF the
richest girls IN the world could
throw them down at tho last mo
rtent could appear before the al
tar. as II were. and save Chryu And
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That Old
DtygrgI

Dear Miss Grey: There is giri
In our ncighborhood that should
Ike very much 90 know. As none Of
my friends are acquainted with her.
I cannot be introduced TO her. A.
there iH no other way. wouldn't 81
be all right 20 sp~nk 20 her when I
meet her on the street, HARRY.
No II tho Girl has been
properly trained. she would re.
sent this rudcncNs and would TX.
moro you. Az you live near her
home. you should find II an easy
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Degree Of Honor. A. O. 4 W.

TusHday evening. June 10. AZ 5
o'clock. Seattle lodge No :. Desrse
Of Honor. a. O. T. w. viii hold a
regular business meeting at Ever
green hail. az which time they viii
open their curiosity box Al
members are asked 20 attend TO par.
iicipsie Ia the event. Initiation viii
be held and all members are asked
10 turn In money and make report
on the returns % their last benefit
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ballard Club


Tuesday. juno 10, the Ballard
Mrs ogg nave taken tho apartment,
at the Volunteer Park apartments
OF Mr.. and Mrs. James 49, Shali~n
berger. who have moved 20 Hartford
on the Lake for tho summer.
Mlss Elizabeth Baylcy. daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs Frank s Rayley
returned home Sunday evening
she has just graduated from IN,
Misses Aliens School IN West New
ton. Mass. Next Friday the Ray
lcys will move 20 their summer
home at Port Madison.
Mlss Virginia Dutton and brother
Mr. Harry John Dutton. who have
been attending the Principal school
In ST. Louis. returned home satur
day.
Mrs. C. NJ. Perkins. wife Of Col
Perkins. u. S. NJ. c.. is convaleacine
at the navy yard from an attack
OF influenza.
Mrs. Harry Hollis. who has been
visiting her sister In Spokane, re
turned home Sunday
Miss Eta Grow, who has been In
Red Cross service In France, will
return this week TO tho home OF her
uncle, Mr.. Robert Moran. at Ro
sario.
Mr.. Card Leslie has returned
home and IL with his mother. Mrs.
f. W DAILY. Mr.. Leslie has been
with the Metropolitan Opera com
pany in New York city
Mrs. Darrnh Corbett and baby re-
turned last week from an extended
trip TO Texas.
Mrs. James ~. Gilmcr and Mrs
Joseph Shipper are the guests OF
Mrs Robert W shaw at Arlington
Mrs. c. G. Pierce. who has been
In the East for two months, has
returned home.
Mrs. r. G. Ripe and daughter
Grace left Friday for a months
visit to California
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Women's Stanford Club
Orgqui-ed

A stanford club was organized
on saturday when ~ women. for.
mer students % Stanford Cniver.
slty. met at luncheon and Mrs.
Thorwaid siegfrlcd was made pres.
iient and Mrs. J ~ nurch was
made seeretary'trcanursr The club
will be- composed Of all women In
this district who have at some
time attended stanford. and they
wall represent the activities % that
university.
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Victory Club Dance

The Victory club win give another
dance "Wednesday evening in the
Leschi pavilion. A feature will be
the introduction by Harold Weeks.
a popular Seattle song writer. OF hts
latest song hit. "A Nj I'll Va. The
Victory club dances are proving
more popular each week.
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Ito be Continued

Yoang Mems club win presen, the
Hon. o \. clifford. - -. Of brook
line. Mas who u now filling the
pulpit OF the First Baptist church.
Seattle. and r. hy far one Of the
leading men 81 his denomination IN
his famous lecture Winning Souls.
or Wisdom Wins " \ musical pro.
gram has been arranged TO preceic
the lecture. az follows.
"RrVtcttr." BY Dunuirrtti-c lie
ber Tyndaii. MIR +. &. Christensen
and r. Biernr
My Heart Ever Faithful by
BACH. piano soio--Mr Howard nos.
tinn. 4. a.. of tho Boston Conserya.
tory Of Music,
Special anthem BY the choir
"Noc,urne. op. . No ?. By Fred
erick y. Chopin. a violin solo Mr
n nlsrns accompanied by Mrs r.
g Christensen.
THE Dream % YOUTH ~ Gustav
LANCER. a trio Mr.. = c Chrlrteu
yen. pianist. r. uierns. violin. and
c. iielrer Tyndaii. clarinet.
The lovers % music and entertain
msni and their friends are invited
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Luncheon and
Theatre Pdrtu

An attractive luncheon was civ
en- by Miss Alberta Schram at her
home on saturday Her guests
were the graduating class 81 tie
Holy Angels Academy. % which she
Is the salutstorian Hue and white.
the class eolors. were carried out
in forget me nots and white roses. a
corsage % which was al each place
and basket OF which Eracsd the
center % the table. After the
luncheon IN. seven guests enjoyed
the wilkes theatre
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-09
City Hospital Holds
Graduating Exercises

The graduating exercises Of the
city hospital training school for
nurses were held on Thursday
Miss Nellie Lillian Pealer Of Sc
attic. Miss Ruth opic Henwood. Of
Rentou. Miss Gertrude Norman
Of Seattle. and Miss Mary Alice
Murphy. OF Port Orchard. composed
the graduating class
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White Elephdnt Shop

Mrs. Annette Baird Fylsr has
arranged the program 20 be given
at the white Elephant shop to
morrow during the noon hour by
Katharine kirkwood Ivey. con.
tralto soloist Of the First presby
terrain church. Mrs. Fylcr will be
at the piano.
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Enhancement .Announced

Mrs. Sarah Beck announces N
engagement OF her daughter. Wv.
ian. TO Mr.. Elbridge X. Allan. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs r. J Allan Of this
city. The wedding will take place
this month.
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Engagement
Made knotCn.

Mr. and Mrs Charles r. Miller. %
Wet Seattle. announc. the engage
meni OF their daughter. Eleanorc. to
Capt; Daniel II HuichinEs % the
steamboat inspection service
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Seattle FEDERATION Of W. c. T.u.

Seattle Federation Of W. c. T. L..
meets ~ Plymouth Congregational
church at o. m. Miss Jean Stoveii
will talk on her work among bust.
ness women. Tho president requests
n large attendance.
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Is 11t1hdlalGJ1rey

course / would not expect her 70
marry mo until she is two or three
years older. -. n
Yes. 4, would be an injustice
TO ask this girl 70 make 70 IN
portant decision now. WAIT
for "A time. until she Is Old
enough 20 be sure whom Shs
wishes % marry.
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Red Cross tumble Shop

Mrs. Thomas II. Grifnths. a so
prano. will sing during the noon
hour az tho He'd Cross tumble shop
Mrs. Anna Jones will BE- az the
piano. The hostess for the day will
be Mrs. NJ J. Carter
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Letters Not
Authorization

Dear Miss Grey: What does -
o. s." the wireless distress signal,
,uea,g RALPH.
Many persons believe that
these letters mean. Save our
ship" but in reality they stand
for no words at all. The letters
were selected because they were
found 10 make the simplest and
most easily dlstlnguishabie sig
nal In the code.
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Supper Dance

MIR. and Mrs. Clinton Douglas en-.
tertained At a supper dance at the
Washington hotel on saturday even
Alfred Rass. OF Everett. Mr. and
Mrs. Frank keenan,. Miss Judith
Gibbs and Mr.. George Douglas.
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Supper Dance
For Bridal PdrtU

Ensign Elliott Dean Harrington
entertained members of the Butler.
Harrington bridal party at a supper
dance at the Washington hotel on
saturday evening. Covers were
placed for ten. The Butler Narring.
ton wedding will take place on
Thursday.
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Writ~r~' Club

The Writers club meets al p. m.
In the Erickson room. Y W. C a.
Papers will be read by Mrs. James
sullivan. Mrs y Roney Weir. Mrs.
a. r. f,aynor. Miss Mary Kane and
Miss Helen Maring Visitors are wei.
come.
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women'n Auxiliary. 20 World War
Veterans. at club rooms. Hotel Re.
han. for cards and dancing. Vet
erans and wives are invited TO at
tend.
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sianus Dramaius Club

Manus Damatus viii hold a spe.
cisi meeting Tuesday evening at
the homo % Miss Beatrice obeF.
&11s Twelfth ave. y. H.
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manner 90 become acquainted
with some OF her folks or friends
and In this way secure the neceB-
Eary formal INTRODUCTION.
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Girl Is
To- X.s,r

Dear Miss Grey: am n young
ms--. p. and am in love with girl.
is. feel sure she would accept
me II were 10 propose ] wish TO
do whao Is right in this matter. DO
you think u would be an injustice
20 the girl TO propose now OF
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Study Class Of Rainier Chapter
n N

Tho study class Of Rainier chapter
-. A. r. will meet with Mrs. "
J. Blackwell at $50 . m
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Jefferson Heights Community Gu

jefferson Heights Community club
az Golf club house ~ O'Clock. Sub.
iect Transportation"
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Piano Recjt1

Mr.. Harry krfrke Will have a
piano recital on Tuesday evening az
$50 O'Clock. when he will present
Miss wtnifred Ferguson in tho fol.
low program:
Sonata Tragica ...~... Mcdowell
Largo Maextoso.
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Checkers
oldest Game

Dear Mise Grey. what IL the
worlds oldest RameT FRED.
Checker ls said 10 be- the old.
eat game u was played BY the
Egyptians In 1000 V G
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Gatrwood Parcni.Teachcr associa.
ton viii hold a picnic az Lincoln
beach park az ~ O'Clock. Members
viii hiring their lunches. An arc
urged TO come. Election Of officers
after lunch.
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ClUaJbn
CLUBS FOR TUESDAY

Tho shaxondasce club will hold its
last business meeting and picnic a,
the home Of Mrs. W ~ Martin. ssoi
Fifteenth ave. y. =. Members will
bring box lunches. also cup, fork and
spoon.
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I When you think Of advertising.
think Of The Star.
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Mrs. Ogg nave taken tho apartment
at the Volunteer Park apartme n u
OF Mr.. and Mrs. James 49, Shalicn.
berger. who have moved 20 Hartford
on the Lake for the summer.
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Canadian Moman's Club

Canadian womau's club will meet
In 81 naruahas hail Tor sewing at 70
o'clock. business at = O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-09

The caleidh club Will meet with
Mrs. Charles O. fioifnrr 1o2 Horea
ave. Luncheon at I2.1o o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-09

Mas Virginia Dutton and brother.
MIR. Harry John Dutton. who have
been attending the Principal school
In ST. Louis. returned home satur
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-09

Mrs. C. NJ Perkins. wife Of Col.
Perkins. u. S. NJ. C.. is convalescing
at the navy yard from an attack
OF influenza