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FLEW ALL
AROUND HIM.

ga. 2,
Extract from letter written by In
golf aritde1a1ld to his parents, Judge
and Mrs. A. drihdelahd:
Evacuation Hospital NO ~, Moves,
France, Dec. 10, 1918. l am still at
the Mesves hospital center, but am
now in Glass GAP, that is all well and
fit for duty. +** The Red Cross did
everything possible to make our Xmas
merry. They gave ua 4 pair of sox
filed with nuts. candy, hahdkerchiefs
Aid cigarettes. We had a good chicken
dinner and in the afternoon we were
served with cocoa and pie. *** Well
I CAME thru the war without receiving
a scratch, altho had some very mar
row escapes Have been knocked down
by the terrific conclusion of shells and
covered by the mud thrown UP. Heggg
and 1 were in our tent one night and
shells exploding all around; one final
~ exploded about 25 feet away from
us throwing dirt and stones on us but
we. were not hurt The man next to
US however was wounded in the back.
At times sharpt5leIi has torn our clothes
and has slapped tie ground about our
feet like crazy hai1sfones. Have seen
horses and mules mangled; men blown
to bits and have slept among the I'M
buried dead Germans and French).
While the war lasted we thought little
Of the future, but now that it is over
1T is hard to think of staying here one
minute longer. Simply can't waif
until we leave for home.
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u cents day, will save the life Of one
Of those 100000 starving, homeless
victims Of Turkish fendishness, can
you permit these executions to go on?
America, who is acknowledge by the
entire civilized world today as the fore
most champion Of human rights and
human liberty, is the one power which
can defeat the purpose of the Moslem
Prosecutors it is to America that these
stricken peoples look for hope and food
and a. chance to become happy, self
supporting citizens again. Impover-
ished, War-weary Europe can help but
little. This is Americas job, to finish
the work of the vindicatiOn Of de-
fenceless humanity.
It is the hope Of the American Com
mittee for Relief in the Near East to
raise at least 100000 this week for
the immediate relief Of the 1000, 900
refugees in Asia Minor.
q Ours is the victor's privilege to serve
them. Let us be worthy Of it. :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-03
FATE TAKES A NEW TURN AND ADVEN-
TURES COME FAST

catch thief" Certeis ruled hls
aubordinatca with an iron will. noy.
ertholenB. he might have 10 do his
own spying. sometimes. 20 test their
loyalty. That theory would partial
ly account for the strange assert.
rnent Of costumes which the closet
hold.
But IL was not % track his people
that he changed his clothes the
morning after n girl had tricked and
fled from him! lie wa off 70 find
the girl
oh. Ia, La I thought and then
all u my thinking processes we're
numbed. saw Certeis lean over
and turn back the end Of the rug
on the closet floor. then he lifted up
an ordinary trap door and disap-
penred down ladder. closing the
trap behind him.
had come close 10 COLLAPSE. for
he had brushed me. had touched me,
at ths very moment Of descending,
But my very best brand Of courage
came back a. soon as the danger
was over. In quite a human way
] climbed out Of the divers suit
and gave II a loving pat And I
whispered 20 IL:
"Old dear. I'm going 70 have a
very busy morning."
ITO BE Continued
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by BIDDy BYE

EKperimentera with household n.
nance systems have proved to their
own satisfaction that the practice OF
opening a bank account and paying
all bills monthly by check. Is the
easiest and best management.
For any man earning from $50 10
SIS week. II Is the practical bust
nessIike way. y joint account for
the husband and wife. so that both
may draw checks against II. is the
best type. In this Joint account all
income from every source should be
deposited. After that all expendi.
check. Both husband and wife
should arrange 10 cash "A small
check each week for their personal
expenses. such as car fare. etc.
which will provide ready cash.
When the bank account IS estab-
lished and a simple system of house.
hold accounts is working. the home
makers. husband and wife. should
draw up a budget or estimate OF the
family needs for at least six months.
With such "A budget, all that re
mains IL to see that no one months
expenses for each item exceeds the
amount allotted To II in tho budget.
Purchase slips from all merchants
should be kept and the amounts
checked up each week. so that the
housekeeper may watch that bills
are not running too high.
In using the budget system II the
80 a. IT,
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BUSTER BEAR had bcen uickcd
- sy Sammy Jay. Yes. air. Rus
ter Bear had been triekrd by sammy
Jay He knew Il the instant sammy
flew away. screaming at the top Of
hts lungs. Buster Bear Ia awake,
Buster Hear IL awake Instead Of
leading him TO where Prickly Perky
was. SAMMY had led him way off into
another part OF the Green Forest.
Right then and there Buster had
a dreadful ~ OF temper all BY him
self. lie went into a terrible rage.
lie dug his claws into tho nearca,
tree and tore great pieces OF bark
from Il. lie struck AZ every branch
within reach as II Il were some enc
ny. lie gruwled. and his growiz
we're terrible 10 hear. Yes. indeed.
Buster Bear was In a terrible rage.
When Il was all over. he felt bet.
ter. Also hs felt very foolish Ono
always feels foolish when one lets
temper get the best Of one. lie
looked all about 20 sec II any one
had seen him In that foolish flt OF
temper. Then he grlnned. IL was a
very shecpish grin.
Buster Bear. you're a chump. Yes.
sir: you're a chump." he rrowled.
In his deep. grumbly. rumhly voice.
You ought 10 have had more sense
than 60 have trusted that Jay bird.
You know well enough that Sammy
Jay iA always up to trickg. lie prob.
ably was telling tho truth about
prickly Perky. but you might have
known that when he had time TO
think. be wouldn't lead you 10 where
Prickiy Perky was. One thing is Ger.
tain. and that II that Prickly Perky
isn't anywhere around here There
il just ono thing TO do. and that Is to
ifunt for him yourncif Just listen
10 that blue-coated rascal just listen
to HIM Instead Of helping you get
a dinner, he IL making II twice AZ
hard as u was before. Everybody
viii know that you arc about. and
everybody will be on the watch for
you"
II ever there wns n foolish feeling
and foolish looking bear. that bear
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Acting Immediately on my i'm
pulse, / started 10 pull myself over
the ntiff belt Of the divers suit II
wns early morning the clock on
the mantel In my room WAS Ginning
o. ! prepared 10 dress very quietly.
then so downstnirn and send "a Hery-
ant for Dr. Ccrtcia. Then ] would
trade my knowledge Of where the
gems were sunk for my freedom
And would make a pact which
would forever restrain CertciH from
following me
II was a very good plan. and |
think IL would have worked well,
but--aa started to climb out OF
the rubber garment. | heard me
key click in the lock Of the closet
door!
My heart stood stiIi' Glad as I
was. couldn't expect 10 exact al
tngeoua terms from the man VINO
had threatened me at midnight
Fright paralyzod me. and perhaps
saved me from diaasteri
My eyes were fixed IN terror on
tho door. but all that I saw waH
hand and an arm which reached and
grabbed up the suit case which
stood In the corner. II was the
suit case ! had opened the night Of
the fire-the one which had awaken
ed old memories Of Bob's Jealousy.
tho suit case which contained one
complete outfit for banana ped
dlcrl
The hand withdrew this precious
piece of luggage. leaving the door
parity open. as IL IL were 10 be- used
again. shrunk up into wha'
seemed haif my normal size and
alumped back into my hiding place.
Something important WAS going 70
happen. but / didn't hive a very de
nirable post OF observation. The
door was swung at "A small angle: |
could see only "A strip OF the wall pa
per in Ccrteis' room. However, I
and soon the pleasing aroma OF cof-
fee fioated my way.
And tho clock had not struck 6
when the closet door was flung
wide. and, with half an eye. be
held 5aunty. swarthy fruit ven
der Daddy Lorimer. acute man OF
business and best friend Of Hamilton
Cortels, would never have discover
cd the famous surgeon In his queer
disguise.
Certels was absorbed In his own
plans. otherwise ] am sure he must
have observed that the legs OF the
divers suit were not as flat as us-
ual He was knottiug some leaflets
In a bandana-they suggested the
isolsheyik papers had found in the
files. Was IL 20 distribute such stuff
that the dcbonalr doctor assumed
the Rarb OF poverty
/ doubted H. once he had spoken
20 me OF "a plot to catch piotters."
A. he busted himself with his papers
I thought 81 the phrase "a thief TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-03
G 1ntQhdldG]Irey
By CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey: I've been "A CON
slant reader OF your letters for a
long time. but the ones that interest
mo most Just now are the ones con
corning Ruth Garrison.
No many OF your correspondents
express 80 much sympathy for her
aud rave over the beauty OF her, etc
stnunchly believe that a girl OF II
ID fullficdged woman. She knows
right from wrong She knows that
accepting attentions from "a married
man N considered anything but
decent IN tire eyes OF good moral no
ciety. She also knows that posing
as n mans wife and living right
with him is certainly far from what
a decent GIRL should do
nut-after doing all this. that she
should sit down. plot and plan how
to gct rid of tho mans wife. then
go about Il as calmly as n mother
fixing milk for her baby'B bottle. IN
nothing short 81 the lowest hard
hearted criminal that ever was. and
shc should be dealt with according
~.
Instead Of people wasting so much
sympathy on the criminal. why not
think of the innocent wife, the vie
tim. not the rival. also the broken.
hearted mother Of the victim
MRS. A. T.. i.
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Ia 1I52liofLjy15}f&a 18lrtdLe
CT,sb1.,y hllo b, H.o IT sbkwzsy,-E atoEszzAaoossn

affection. n this were known. the
race, conceived In love. born In love,
and reared In love. would evolve 20
the perfect standard OF the God
man.
There are hundreds Of good PEG
pie IN Seattle who would gladly pay
Ruth GarriHon's penalty II II would
heal up the cruel wound inflicted by
IS cents worth OF strychninc. but to
Us who would assist let un first APP
ply the AK 20 the root OF the tree.
CIIAs. Il. *.
Dear Miss Grey: I believe that at
this time every one II Interested ia
the storfs Garrison ease. And
want TO say ! have been reading the
letters printed In your columns and
the news stories and interviews In
the paporn. IL seems ms tho the
bnlk of sympathy IL with the girl
l nay very plainly. mine In with the
dear woman whose life was taken nj
AN age when life Is most dear 10 all.
ALSO her people. who are bearing
this heart breaking loss silently.
Aren't there many other young
girls going 10 follow In Ruth CARR.
SONS footHtepn because 81 all of this
public sympathy Perhaps not. 80
FAR AS TO commit murder. but far
enough Co think Il would be perfect.
~ all right and very clever 10 steal
away the affections OF another
woman'a husband.
No. can't help but feel that
Ruth knew exactly what she was
doing. Any girl who has lived in
this old world at this age ana time
for rs years. knows that IL IN wrong
10 separate a husband and wife. But
II they are going 10 have the sym.
patty ana protection of the public
AZ largc because they are Young.
Why. there are just lots and lots
Of young girls who would follow in
tho same footprints. H. NJ.
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WOMAN'S CASE
AMAZES SEATTLE

A business mans wife could not
sew or read without sharp pains in
her eyes. For years her eyes were
red and weak Finally she tried sim.
pie witehhazol. camphor. hydrastis.
etc. as mixed IN Iayoptik eye wash
The result produced by a single bot
tie amazed every one. We Euaran.
tee small bottle Lavopuk to help
ANY CASE weak. Etraincd or In.
famed eyes Aluminium eye cup
FREE. swift's Drug Co. and lead
ing druggists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-03
Musical Feast

Az tct60t to'N
Mrs. Albert Charles Phillips gave
n musical feast today and Mrs' A.
q. Kerry katherine Glenh the
honor guest. sang for the tiS'
time group Of songs which she
has lately composed. Mrs. kerrSs
rounded and rich eontralto lent inc
frame for her tone pictures, Her
late compositions. which were heard
for the first time to-day, VIII survlS
so forth into the world OF song
ard make for themselves haven
In the hearts OF true music lovers
Newt week Cecil Tanning, the Ia
NOUS baritone. will sing 1n FORT
land one OF Mrs. kerrS's new "ams
positlons. Marjorie Miller, Seattles
own pet yioiinist. graccd the pro
gram with her usual charm or eN'
preston and technique. Mrs. A.
Rookie Robertson. talented plan
ist. was the accompaniSt.
Mrs. c. II. S,imson. Mrs. burke.
Mrs. Treat and Mrs, Bausman pre-
sided over the tea and coffee nras.
Mrs. Francis Guy Frank. Mrs. X.
III. BOYLE and Mrs. u. G, Beck as
sisted in entertaining the guests.
Mrs. George Thsyer, one u the
ladies OF the naval congressional
marty. who Is with her brother,
CcnSressman Hicks Of Long Island,
was also an hoonr guest OF Mrs.
Phillips.
Mrs. Phillips affairs are always
the acme OF success. Her tact
and talent make her an ideal hos
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Seattle
Elsewhere

Mary Louisc Rochester's most
recent letter tells OF her three
months stay at Nice. Alfred. her
brother. who II "A sergeant with
the gath engineers. secured a IL.
days leave and he and Mary
Louise motored TO Monte Carlo.
Mentone. Cannes and along the
Riviera. Mary Louise and Alfred
went back to Paris together ana
after "a little visit into Germany.
Mary Louise expects to return
home. Alfred returned 10 Brcst.
where he IL at present stationed.
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]GhIktf1rlglE5fdbE] Meet

account. and hold these unsigned
checks until needed.
In paying semiannuai premiums.
for instance. there would be on
hand six unsigned checks for $40
each. The total amount would be
added to the bank balance shown on
the check book stub and the checks
then destroyed. a new check for
the fun amount Of the premium
would then be drawn and paid the
insurance company. IL, after the
premium Is paid. there Us still bal.
ance 10 the credit OF the insurance
Item OF the budget. simply draw a
new check for the amount of the
balance and hold as before. II Is "a
simple way Of keeping track" and
OF being SURE to have money on
hand for certain expenses when
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oil

Miss Marion Lilly. who in attend.
ing the oaksmere school at Mamaro
neck. New York. will spend her
Easter vacation between Atlantic
City and Springfield. Ohio. with two
classmates.
Ensign Elliott Dean Harrington
arrives In Seattle Friday evening
on "a short leave from san Diego.
whore no Is stationed at the san
Diego aviation field a. an instruc-
tor. lie viii visit Mr.. and Mrs. ia.
son ID. Butler. Ensign Harrington'a
engagement was recently announced
TO Miss Catherine Butler.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. elise, who have
been for six months Mt their winter
home at Ai;adcna. Calf. wil arrive
here Saturday. They viii he at WI.
lowmoor farm. across Lake Washing
ton.
Lieut.. aud Mrs. James Sullivan.
who have been visiting I'm Madison.
Wis, Chicago and New York. re-
turned homo sunday night and will
stay with Mrs. Sullsvan'a parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. Hog-. until NEXT
week. when they move 10 the Martin
apartments.
Mrs. c. NJ sccley returned Tues.
day from several months sojourn In
New York and California Mr.. sesiey
remained In California on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Baltic ar.
rived Saturday night from California.
Mrs. Archibald MacCachen and
baby leave Friday for her home In
Ithaca. ~. Y. In Chicago she will
be met by her husband and they
viii visit in Buffalo en- route to
Ithaca.
Mrs. Henry T.. Hathaway Is the
guest OF her sister. Mrs. j. ID. Low
man. Mrs. Hathaway has been
spending the winter with her son,
Lieut. Col. Hathaway. at carmel-by.
the Sea-
Mr.. +. Marsh Davis. Of Portland.
was a weekend guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. n. II. Latimer at Port Madi-
son.
Miss Guendolen Carkeek spent the
weekend at the Country club with
Mr.. and Mrs. Prescott Cakes.
Mrs. A. A. Hilton returned from
California Tuesday.
Miss Genevieve Wilson, OF Taco.
ma. In the house guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George II. Tilden-
Mrs. Louise c. Beck left Tuesday
Tor Spokane 10 attend the annual
convention OF the Washington State
Music Teachers association. and
will remain until Saturday.
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Dear Miss Grey: The Garrison
case. or the Seattle love triangle.
would appear TO the public. thru the
newspapers. as mystery. The
practice Of all great truth In proceed
"a by "A theory II the theory b" cor
rect. practice will SubHtantiaie IL
Modern society has placed rehtric
tons aud interpretations on the
word. love" in almost every avenue
of ufe. that have no connection with
Il as taught b. the founders OF
Christian ethics, our modern nov
elH. with few exceptions. the drama
tho movie. ali teach false impress
HionH OF love. And yet. ~ II sur
veyea out 20 perfectly. itA territory
10 infinitely described. that no ono
need Dc deceived ms 20 whether love
be love. or human passion.
Love w. temperate entity. PaA
aion ln an obstinate desire. Love
seeks out the beautiful Passion fol
lows the line OF least restraint
The teachings Of Christianity TO
the writer's mind are an evolution OF
platonic philosophy. and ]. for one
believe Il exists. in all IL projections
between the sexes. without Heaunnty
entering into the relationship.
sexual relationship. coming under
the law OF temperance. IL psycholos'
icaliy governed. Mental weakness
lack Of sen control ana Ignorance
% that law have degraded the race
until the greatSr part OF our mar
riagea are farce and failure. pnl
o. them Gomez envy. Jealousy. n'riie.
seditiona. Numerically opposed 6"
love. which suffers long and IL Kind.
and cnvicth not.
To the writer's mind. there IL no
love triangle in the Garrison oase.
for love doeE not XIII to accomplish
It's purpose Love can no more 1--we
in an environment OF hate and envy
than light can exist in the presence
OF absolute darkness,
Ruth Garrison. a poor. misguided
girl. for which society cher environ
menu Is to blame believed Storrs
loved her. storrH may have thought
nc loved her. hut the facts are. that
unconfrollabic animal magnetism en-
tered their daily associations. out OF
which an insanity issued. and mod
ern society brands u love.
Our hearts all bleed for the suffer
ing relatives on both sides. But let
us teach our boys and girls the great
FUNDAMENTAL principles Of the i3ih
chapter OF I. Corinthians. and every
boy and riri. capable Of analyzing
the English language. will bc able 70
discern whether he or she loves. and
no girl will yield herself To a man
who whispers false declarations Of
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Clubs
Notices for Friday

Coteric M the home OF Mrs. Fan.
ME cogswcll, 6os3 10Th n. T.. at
ais. Election OF officers.
Fieur do I've club. Douglas hall.
odd Fellows temple. az . O'Clock.
Dancing. Men In uniform invited.
Music department OF the woman's
Century club. at the home of Mrs
J. WIN Jones. ss5a Cascade. at (.
O'Clock. Election OF officers.
Child study department Of the
woman's Century club. al the home
OF Mrs. G. W. smith. 6.S Maiden
ave. at O'Clock. Program arranged
for March 81 VIII b. continued.
The Ladies' Aid auxiliary Of the
British American Relief association
viii hold a bring and buy sale" at
the residence OF Mr.. l.. G.. Pattuilo.
1885 3ist ave. y. at i.a0 u. IN. Mrs
Robert Gillespie and Mrs. Robert
NELL viii preside at the tea urns
Mrs. W. q. Hamlin will loo In charge
Of tho hand made articles. \ supply
OF home cooked things 90 cat will
be on sale.
Queen Anne High Parent Teacher
association. at school at o'clock
Speaker, Mrs. Jennie II. Nichols.
state chairman Of educational dn.
paruncnt OF Mothers congress and
parvntreachcr association. Subject.
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Little Stories for Bedtime
ny THORNTON W. BURGESS
Copyright. 1919. by I. w Burgess1
Buster Bear Hunts for Prickiy Porky

was Buster Bear. as he sat with his
head cooked on one side listening.
Prom far off in the Green Forest.
Sammy Jays harsh voice came to
him clearly. Buster Bear IL awake
Buster Bear In awake II Was clear
that sammy Jay had forgotten all
about priekiy Perky and the loss Of
his little spears In the exciting news
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-03
Benefit Seattle N1trserv

The Seattle Day nursery will have
card pa " and tea dansan, at
the Army and Navy club. April -.
Tho Manus Dramatic society. COM
posed largely OF University OF
Washington girls, will manage the
affair Those desiring tables should
notify Miss olive Mcdonald. presi.
dent OF the Manus Dramatic society.
or any officer OF the Seattle Day
Nursery association.
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which he was now spreading every.
where.
Buster scratched his head thought.
fully. Probably that blue coated ras.
cal led me off In just the opposite
direction from the place where
Prickly Perky ia." growied Buster
II guess the thing for mo 10 do h
10 80 straight back 10 where start.
cd from and then look in the oppo.
site direction. I'm going 10 find
Prlekly Perky II for nothing more
than to show Sammy that he isn't
as smart as he thinks he is" with
this Buster Bear started off 20 hunt
for Prickly Perky.
Next Story; Pricldy Porisy Doesn't
Know What TO DO.
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Society,"
Bv BETTY BRAINERD
StucheH- Carpenter


Miss Edna stuchell Of Everett
and Mr.. Glen warner Carpenter
OF Minneapolis were married last
night at the homo OF the brides
parents. ME-. and Mrs. IL. W.
stucheil. Mrs. Carpenter has Wis.
tied frequently IN Seattle. where
she II most popular. She attended
the University OF Washington and
was member OF the Gamma Phi
Beta sorority.
Mr. Carpenter attended Princeton
and has recently returned from
overseas. lie was lieutenant IN
tho Ss,h division OF artillery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carpenter went 10
California for their honeymoon. and
will return 20 Everett IN six
weeks. where they viii remain un-
I'll October lat. when they will
so TO Minneapolis TO reside.
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Leschi Heights woman's Improve
ment club. at the home of Mrs. d. T..
willard. ige card ave. s.. az ESQ.
Mrs. W. J. Elliott and Mrs, q. c.
Garman win assist Mrs willard.
Speaker. Mrs, W. +. Rennie. sub
iect, "The hoy Problem"
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Gires Supper PARTY

an impromptu supper party tonigh,
At il.s0 p. m. In honor OF Miss
Berry. formerly of the Chicago
Grand Opera company. who Is APP
pearing at the orpheum this week.
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Mrs $ PRUDENTIAL. who has made
her home at tho Washington hotel.
left Monday 90 visit her daughter.
Mrs. Rosenblatt. In Cleveland. o..
and later MrN. Ceerp. another daugh.
ter. In New York
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At Luncheon

Mrs. Francis Guy f'rink enter.
tained at luncheon at the Sunset
club yesterday In honor OF Mrs.
George Thay.r. who Is with the
naval committee OF the house Of
representatives.
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Mrs. TIdcn Hostess

Mrs. George III. TIlden had several
friends at luncheon yesterday at the
Sunset club to meet Miss Genevicve
Wilson OF Tacofna.
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Ensign Paul NJ. Guatln. ". $, n,
X. r.. has been honorably discharged
and viii resume his art work In
Seattle.