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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-11
TLL THINK OF BOBS AFFAIR WITH KATH.
ERNIE MILLER AS ANCIENT HISTORY

lie never could DO that His state.
ment only reinforced an opinion OF
my own. ! had seen girls and women
coquet all my days. realized that
Nature had put II In them for a pur'
pose. just an she had planted some
thing polygamouA In 90 many men
'Bobf' I whispered. IA a strange
mood which was one half humiliation
as n I myself were only . tool Of
nature bob. Did you arrive a,
the altar with me before you knew
where you were beaded7"
You dear little Eoos~i OF oourss
mott Yours not common clay,
Janer'
Bob Just recall how angry you
were about what Dr. Certeis said "a
me when you were asleep lie said
you remember. If you are not for
me. then you are not for any mani
Bob turned his pillow and gave II
vicious punch. and took Ions
time 20 settle himself comfortably In
his bod. IL delighted me to feel tina,
I had STIRRED him 20 q stste Of un
deniabie Jealousy.
Let's cut out this pine Of talk
Jane. dearest We get nowhere"
-Answ~r rne. Bob-
You never iured certcis one inch
SURE know that
Then you've got To admit thai
there are probably q lot Of Other
women like me. Women who wouie
scorn To entice a man--evrn to ths
ALTAR
Certainly. There's my owr
mother - and Martha Palmer -
and
And scores Of oth~rs-so rood
NO uuntful---o innocent--of what,
going on In this rotten old worlt
that hcy--that we lose out so--jusl
common cisy--like Katherine Miferr
I sobbed.
Not Th~y 90 not. Jane. They q,
not Newer Fob took both m,
hands In his own 20 empha- sire hi,
protest Don't think 80 for a singh.
moment my darling wife Why.
asked you 20 wear my name. desi
girl That n the highest honor an,
man can pay a woman Doewn', thal
satisfy youT Can't you s~e mat
never have and never can love an,
woman as ! love your"
Maybe" said AT any rate.
cosnpromis~ agree. IN 10 as 70,
say--i'n think ~ your affair wit,
Miss Miller ~ ancient history. IT
CONSIDER u ~ not much trnporfa nc~
And IN pss- over ~ lightly. 7,
ihrr~ anything more can do 10,
Won. Mr.. Robert Lorirner7-
Then ! laughed hy-ier,carv---ans
was giad 10 see that my husband re
rzrded mo obviously d,dnT un
d~rrsand hirn---,n spite OF all we hn<
said. Such being THE raR.. az
not care 20 be an op~n book myself
TO 10 Continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-11

am living In just one room In an
apartment house and II IL not steam
heated. since ] am n working girl
and cannot afford any better when |
make only tit per week. pay $3.50
for rent
Two girls can i've much cheaper
than one and II congeuial may be
company for one another.
feel sure there must be some gfrl
In this large city In the same posi-.
ton. A LONESOME GIRL.
am printing your letter IN
hopes u may reach just the girl
you wish 90 get In touch with.
In case there IL such a girI and
she sees this. she may obtain
n Lonesome Ciri's" address by
phoninR or writing 90 Miss Grey
NJ The Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-11
TTL. THINK or BOB's Az
FAIR WITH KATHERINE
MILLER As ANCIENT
HISTORY

Bob was q b.; hectic and ! WAS a
bit cold az the result Of our unusual
conversation about the polyEamous
nature Of man. and the compromis
Ing soleranos OF woman. Husbands
and wives do not often talk as We
did that night Certainly our conf
dopces hadn't brought us any closer
together. sub talk never does. |
suppose. II certainly doesn't get a
wife anywhere. except IN general
knowledge Of IN. opposite sex.
Knowing all this. I persisted In
worrying my husband.
'.Bob' DO womsn-aiwsys-begin
Hys' I asked.
You assume that my experience
10 considerably broader than II
really In. my dear Bob answered In
an eyaHlve tone which I detest
''f-u admit you're not widely ~x.
psrieneod. hut you have heard other
men talk. haven't your
Mot much. Only black guards talk.
But I'm not biind--wssn't In college
wasn't In the army. should say
that half the time . man doern't
know that he's headed anywhere
ith--woman--unti he arrives
Men are bigger fools than they
s~emr' ! said In my most sarcastic
tone To myself. thought
Goodness rracious' shouldn't
wonder II my husband had b~en tell
ing me q grand secret about his ser
---as well as abcu, my own' Here's
phas. Of mans nature few women
suspecs--few except shoes who take
advantage os a. And irs something
all decent women ought 90 know.
too. I'm self defenne'@
Bob wasn't . cad. told myr~H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-11

As . farewell 10 Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Thatcher Hodge. who are sailing for
The Orient next week. Mr.. and Mrs.
letchsr Lamhuth. Mr.. and Mrs CAR
ponworth. Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Mar
On. Mr.. ana Mrs. Dean Ballard. Nlss
Ruth Canaan and AFR. caspar Clarke
save 4 -putch Treat" dinner party AZ
the Universit, Club Annex last eve
ning, and later attended the Doll
0how n the Arena
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-11
GOULD'S DIVORCE is
SUSTAINED IN PARIS

PARIS. Dec. 1.-THE court al,
Versailles late yesterday sustained
the decree OF divorce granted Frank
Gould from Edith Kelly Gould.
Mrs Gould's attorneys had con.
tended the French court was with.
out authority In the case since II
could not try q suit involving two
foreigners without consent Of both.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-11
By CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey While redding your letters mare seen
thot you helped many Others feel sure uat you
can help me-
oirt IS pears old, and hare been living NTH grl
friend mn senior eger since hare been IN We
,Oorld alone Her folks lie in Souz city, lo1oo. -
Just recently she rcceUcd Word that her mother t0ds w.
so she decided home, not giving time 10 find another
partner
being far awov she does not feel like she ever
come back, at least not soon and am sre cond
90 Nth her, which best Of aH iooud like TO do
NoW Uhat rant you 10 help do IL TO find good GIRL
for roommate. But, Miss GTey she must be good am
sor7v 10 hare failed to meet girls Of tye
0ont girl Uho enjops most Of ALL her home, and who
takes pride and interest in making 10 honnee possible
even Tho 10 is only room.
do not anything for dancing and do not around
dances at al, so wouM not Uont girl ioho did. :
rant my roommate 10 be Gftyfiftv Nth everything; ~
be jov ooodnatured and neat Above ALL she must haze
good character.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-11
Warm Coats for
Cold Weather
CHERRY CHAT

II WIN make you feel snug and
comfortable just to look at the iux.
uriousiy warm. fur-trimmcd coats
and coatees which Cherry's offers
at such tempting prices.
And the Cherry terms viii mako
II possible for you to take your
choice Of these splendid garments
without restriction a. 10 price--for
the tsrms are so conveniently ar.
ranged that no matter how fine
the garment you select may be. no
matter how richly trimmed with
rare furs, you can eaaiiy Afford n
on the Cherry monthly payment
plan. In no other way can You Al.
cure 10 fine . coat.
Riaito styls Shop. rot Tuaito Blds-
over Pig'n WhistlA between MAdi.
son and Spring.
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By REBECCA STEVENSON
Office Phone. Main 600
Orerseas Club

The Overseas club WIN hold their
next dance on saturday "a . O'clock
at Douglas hall The proceeds from
this dance are used for relief work
The committee IN charge n: Mr.. H.
A. Sinclair, MIR. A. H. Gibbons. Mrs.
y, Rees. Miss Mabel Powell. Mrs.
Florence Bible. Miss Gencsieve
Grant. chairman on Dcoember 30
the club viii give their annual Xmas
benefit for -unaerf.d babies" At the
Douglas hall There VIII be special
attractions commencing at . o'clock.
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Samuella Club
Fourth Dance

Announcements are ont for TIE
fourth dance OF the samueila clubs
winter series. to be given DeocmoeI
4, In X. OF C. hall. The patrons ard
pasrone~ses viii bs Mr.. ana Mrs
stewart Burreil Psttevon. Mr. and
Mrs. william Burnett. Mr.. and Ars
James Henry Norton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-11

a Chinaman wibs wears his spec
tacics In the preSenoe OF q guest or
a social superior 10 held to be- az
rude ~ In this country we regard a
man who fails to remove his hat
when meeting women OF his &C
quainlanoe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-11

Ballard High School
AI1trnni to Meet

There will be an alumni nesting
Of the Ballard High school. Dscem-
her IL. at TAO o'clock. After the cleo.
ton Of officers and the business
meeting. there Will be a mixer with
dancing az one OF It's features. Every
BALLARD High school graduate Is re-
qu4gted 70 attend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-11

Ths Hosmenkuflens club gfves
dances every Thursday and Saturday
evening. at the clubhouse. i72s sum
nit avenue. Next Saturday a basket
social will be held A cordial invita-,
ton h extended 20 all friends.
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Dinner for Visitor

with Mrs. Grant Arnot Marx, of
IAN Francisco. ar honor guest. Mr..
ana Mrs. Frederick r. Morgan we're
hosts ~ q dinner of ten covers AZ
tho6r home last evening. Later the
nnrty attended the Doll Show at the
AronA-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-11

Seward PIT. A. will give an eve
ming entertainment at s .. m. in the
school auditorium Professor Rich.
ardson, OF the Walla Walla school.
VII be the speaker OF the evening.
THIS - Eetacqnainted meeting and
parents w This district are urEed 20
be present TO meet their teachers
ana each other.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-11
Reasonable Wife
HIS Ideal

Dear Miss Grey; A. other YOUNG
men arc sending you their ideals OF
a wife. ! also win give you mine.
First. ] want a gfrl with a reason
able amount OF education, so she car
solve the current problems Of home
lhe. sne must be able TO give good
sound Judgment on ell problems out
side her home. which she might rea
sonhbly be expected 10 solve Also
] wish her 10 have q vocabulary o,
good English, extensive enough thai
she VIII have no need Of cheap slang
Second. she mus, have a sweet dis
position and high ideals OF life.
Third. she must be q girl who vi.
enjoy spending her leisure hours N
aun=uements with hubby. at home o,
elsewhere.
Why DO not some Of the youns
ladies' write their ideals of q nus
hand7 ] believe they expect an much
OF man ~ men expect Of them.
SHORTY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-11
Seward p. T. A.
VIII GiUe Dance

Tho Seward Parent Teacher as~os
cation will give a dano- Friday eve
ming nj O'Clock AT the school audi
torium. Mr.. Hall isaacx viii lead
the community singing. and MIR. pio
Richardson viii give the principal al
dress OF the evening.
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SHORTY

My Dear Miss Grey. Just . few
words to "A Student" ! certainly
more than enjoyed your letter.
] think II more boys would write
and express themselves regarding
the walking paint and powder boxes,
they would benefit many.
Two things which believe should
govern n girls life arc truthfuinesa
and honesty. and nasurainess A girl
NJ all times should be her own sweet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-11

characterization" will be the sub.
jcct of a lecture given by DIR. Rich.
ard Scholz OF the University OF
Washington. Thursday. December n
at O'Clock at the Trnnsportat,on
club rooms, Railway Exchange build.
ing. Second and Cherry This a. the
seventh lecture In a course on Mod.
ern Problems" given by him for the
Association OF Collegiate Alumnae
and College Women's club and their
friends.
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Dinner for Visitors

n honor Mr.. and Mrs. Bert crfs.
1lthD of Victoria. Mr.. and Mrs. stan
~ Ortffiths VIII give n dinner this
evening ~ the Boulevard Inn and .
eh9nkrs party at the Moore after
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-11
NJ. Hin Host

CcnpiimcntinE Mira Charles r.
ponhDdy. Mr.. Samuel lin enter
tninad Tuesday evening with a din
ner party. Invitations were extended
% twelve friends In the Immediate
nefghbnxhood.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-11

There viii be a meeting al the
HoIsand~rr sunday, December II. nj
washington hail. is4 10Th ave. ~ .
O'Clock. Take Ycsier cable or Ma
drona car.
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REeryonA|!lla

EEE0O0H3
Mr.. aud Mrs. Edgar Anes. who
have been East for the past two
months. are expected 20 return. De
oember 20.
Mrs. Henry rauher,. OF sheaton. h
the guest OF Mrs. Thomas hordcaur.
Mr. bordeaux is Ia bordeaux. Wash.
and win be some a week
Mr.. ana Mrs. Hugh MccAuKhsy
will leave saturday afternoon for
California. They viii ship their car
down and remain untl spring
Mr.. Charles Paul i# spending fcw
DAYS In Olympia.
Mr.. Carl Could i-ft yesterday for
the East on a business trip Go inyes.
tiTate modern apartment houses lie
win spend the holidays with his
father ana mother. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Judson Gould. In New York
city. and VIII return the FIRST week
In January.
Mr., Edwin Bartsiis iefs last veek
on q trip 90 New York. Chicago and
pittaburs. lilo viii return before
Christmas
MN. Grant Arnot Marx has ~.
turned from Olympia where she was
IN. guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. william
Clyde Brown.
Mrs. II. X. Roberts win leave ri.
day for the East on an extended
visft
Mrs J. Harmon Carkey. % Fair.
banks Ala-h after n visit Of sew,
erai weeks In British Columbia. ls at
present q visitor In Brrmerton. but
viii come 20 Seattle the end OF merit
week and win he ~ the Hotel Cal.
houn. This In the first time IN sin
tern years that Mrs camkey, who
h the wife Of the owner and editor
Of the Daily Alaskan citix@n. the
morning paper Of Fairbanks, has
chairman OF the AiiAiaska commit
tee for the French Orphan Fund.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. FaIkenbarx isf,
today for New York and Cleveland
to Be gone tive months.
Mr. ana Mrs. Charlie. wins have
recently removed TO their new home
nj tis West com-sock street
sunday Mr.. and Mrs. wfriiam sher.
man Walker motored 20 Monso~.
With Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. connsil. Dr
and Mrs. c. ~ Gresham and Mrs
Walter y. Reed as guests There
they we're entertained BY Mr.. and
Mrs. Dcnnid n Olson. Mr.. Olson IL
superintendent 81 the state Reforrna-
tory and Mrs. conncii gave a talk
TO IN. boys on iife IN Alaska
1 Mr.. Richard Dwight Mervff isf,
yesterday 10 toir Mrs Merrill In New
York Tor In. holidays.
MrA O~crge Hood. With hc~ chfi
drsn. viii spcFsd tho Christmas holi-
days ~ the guest ~ her parents.
former Governor ~. =. Hay and Mira
Hay. Of Spokane. They win b.
Joined later b. Mr. Hood.
Miss Ro.arnoni Parsons returned
Sunday from Spoken. where she has
been some time. She loft Monday for
ttoS9iafot NbFfe NHs VIII rrusAin uu
I'll tho Christmas holidays.
|
Miss Helen wools~y, OF Tacoma.
returned horn. Tuesday evening Che
has spent the last ton days Visiting
her sister. Mrs. Robert Parker. and
friend In seattle-
Mr.. and Mrs. v. o. Downing vii
arrive In Seattle shortly. They viii
spend the holidays with Mrs. Down
Ing's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Il w
Barter.
Mr.. Claude RamsAy left yesterday
morning for the las, on q business
trip. Mr. Ramsay viii Join Mrs
Ramsay In Salisbury. n. C.. for the
holidays
Mrs. Dzvia whifoomb returned
yesterday from the East whore she
has been for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs George W. Diiiinr 81.
poet 10 leave Sunday for Wisconsin
for the Chrhtmas holidays The,
win go on to Washington. ID. c.. h-s-
| foro returning TO Seattle.
I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-11
Lessscheom to
Honor TlrO

cnaplimenttng Miss Gladys Water
houno and Mrs. Harold RurchArd.
Nh. r y. Blaine was hostess At a
han1some luncheon II the Sunset
a1uo this afternoon.
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Ladies' Auxiliary Of II. ofRr

The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Broth.
crhood OF Railway Tralnrnen uriIl
meet Friday at O'Clock In M. o ~
hall. Election Of officers. An mem
bars are urged to be present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-11

The highest interest that can b.
charged for a loan In Tho Isle OF Man
is per cent. and that has been the
lawful rate Tor more than 200 years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-11
Spdstikd Club
Organized

A new social and Athletic club was
organized Tuesday AZ the Y. NJ. G. A.
and called the Swaatika club. Its OBJ
tcct Is TO cooperate whenever and
wherever possible with other Seattle
clubs on civic or moral problems.
The officers elected are frcsi-
dent. Mr.. Harry SomerH. vice prest
dent. Mr. Victor Strsuss secr~tary.
Mr.. Lloyd Thompson. TREASURER. Mr..
Clarence Earnest.
There VIII be . meeting svcry
Tuesday evening Of the " VI. G. A.
II 10 not necessary TO bsionr to the
Y. NJ. G. A. In order to become a
member Of this club.
The honorary members are: Mr..
Alien, secretary OF tho Y. N. G. A.:
Mr.. Stacy Strong. Mr.. Adams. score
tary Of young mons division OF The
Y. NJ. C. A.. Or. WEIGH. head OF the
physical department Of the y. ~.
O. A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-11
Neighbors Of Woodcraft
Whist Pdrtu

Seattle circle No. s<s. NetThbors cf
woodcraft win give a progressive
whist party at their hsii In tho swed
lsh club house. Eighth avenue and
Olive street December IS. All neigh
horS and friends arc invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-11

Tho London Times stated recently
that $4,000 passengers for South AZ
rica were still in the United King.
dom. awaiting steamer accommoda.
tons.
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Central Mission study club viii
hold a regular meeting at I o'clock
In the Bible room u the v. w e A I.
lunch at cafeteria. Introduction 81
n~w text book. program for the last
haif 81 the year wiii be discussed.
Visitors welcome.
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Akrle n. Field Parliamentary FRO.
ccdure Club

The Adele ~ fi.id Parliamentary
Procedure club viii meet at the
w Arlington Annes At i.1o n. nm.
Subject ienron. "orfcr Of the Day. =
In charge Of Mrs Fila Cudihee. Gas.
In public speaking In charge Of Mrs
Harriet Eaund-rpon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-11

Dear Miss Grey: Have rod yUur
letters with much interest. I was
particularly impressed by one young
lady who asked II she should marry
when she does not love.
would not advise her 10 marty
II she does not love. II is very eas(
TO tell some one. III you get married
and cannot get along. get \ divorce
II 10 easy TO get married again after
one has been married once Men
like widows better than single girls .
A decent man does not like widows
better than single girls
The thing that have been puzzled
over II: II II IL true that men ara
80 fond OF widows. why DO women
who get divorce 20 often assume
their maiden namcs7 L. Il because
they were ashamed Of having mar
ried or because they wish TO pose n
single In order to marry aRasnf j
am just bringing this up m an areu-
mcnt A READER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-11
Company u, Ono Hundred and Sixty.
Itr~t Infantry

The mcfnocrs n company d. one
Hundred and sixty first United
States Infantry. viii b. the guests
of tho auxiliary al q dance and re-
union At Readings hail. Adrnsiancr
~ invitation cali Queen Anne COS
Tor information.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-11

ror Niss Gladys watrrhouse and
hor fAncs. Mr.. Stanley Minor. Miss
GenA Peters entertained with a din
uer - her home last evening"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-11

The entertainment arranged NY
Mrs. ". A. A. Hastings for the East
rrn Star club today Mt 40 D. ru. will
be unusually entertaining. Stephen
y. Chadwick VIII talk on HE expert.
~nrea Ia siberia Mira Samuel "a.
Mcdonald viii be the vocalist. accom-
panied BY Mrs. Annie Cuthlu Mims
iiernlcs Matchiaes will also sing. ac
companisd hy Mrs. Hugh Shaw.
Members viii bring guests.
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Confessions of Bride

copyrighted 1919 Newspaper Enerpri.. Association
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-11

Dear Miss Grey: In therU no law
20 handle the Judge and other Off
ciais who had hand In the pardon
INK OF Collier. after he deliberately
Hwindled the poor. hard-working
people out Of $4,000 of their money
He and the men who pardoned him
ought to be made to pay every cent
OF that money back. and II there fs
any law. ] for one arm In fnvor Of
enforcing H. c. BREEDLOvE.
To my way OF thinking. no
criticism could be too severe 70
heap upon the heads Of those ~
sponeible for Mr. Golfers par
don. II In possible to unsea1 q
Judge by Impeachment proceed
ings.
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4 | ; lIl


Col. Fiswurth Civic
Got Ellsworth circle viii be held al
i1o .. m. All members are urged
10 be present
The Serial Erors
The Social tcore viii meet es the
home Of Mira. NJ. Ajax. sss Thirty.
first avenue Dinner at ! o'clock.
Washlngsem Backward w. c. r. Il.
Washington boulevard w. &. r. ".
will hold an all day meeting al the
home OF Mrs Moon. ze1T East Ward
street Lunch served at noon
Ev~rxr~vn Court
Evergreen court No. :. Order 81
Arnaranih. wfii hold the last Meeting
for the year al Masonic temple al 4
.. m. There win b. election Of OF.
flcers and Initiation
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'-l---a-'. -
DIDN'T WANT THAT KIND
or MONEY

Motor trucks arr replacing the
nule-drawn. two-wheeled carta In
Cuban city streets and also on sugar
plantations.
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70 Entertain
With Dinner

A. thar home this evening. Mr..
ara Ma r. w. Baxter viii entertain
41evon guests AZ dinner.
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self. She should talk and act not
alone for the benefit OF her bearers,
but as she is naturally.
When are the average high school
girls coming down 10 earth7
A READER.
Dear Miss Grey The Ideal wife"
above all things must be Cod-fAring.
thus to be able TO meet the hardships
and troubles that an Unforeseen des-
tiny might bring about
True love viii never CEASE where
God IN supreme.
Yours for the help Of humanity.
NEW LI0HT.
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Mount Baker Club
Formal Dance

The Mount Baker club VIII give a
formal dance tomorrow evening In
}he Mount Baker Park club house.
Dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. @. r. NJ. Pratt gave
. dinner for eighteen of their neigh.
boru 1t their home last evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-11

Each club within the City Federz,
ton has been asked 20 appoint a
member TO act on a committee on a
board of censorship for moving Die.
lures, The members OF this commit.
tee are asked 20 meet AZ the club
house at : y. m. 20 organize.
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Christmas Dinners

Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Rairiie vii
entnreain with q family dinner 81
fourteen covers at their home Christ
a,sAs day, Their son,in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs wiiiian Rip
ley. Of rAccma. will spend the boil
days with them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-11

N. ara Mrs.. Harold Barton Doug
~, - Terndale. are receivtng con.
GgneuAnt1oms on the birth Of son.
0oenmher 8. ~ the Seattle General
hcupfea1. The little one has been
nnwed Harold Barton Douglas. Jr.
Mra Douglas was formerly Miss
Mnyy Agnes Wright. the daughter Of
Or. and Mrs. Harrison A. Wright
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-11

Mr.. Claude Ramsay left yesterday
morning for the las, on . business
trip. Mr.. Ramsay VIII join Mrs
Ramsay In Salisbury. y. c. for tho
holidays
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-11

Ma Frank Black Win entertain
WITH . dinner for the members ~ her
f&sufly Cnristmas day ~ her home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Bert rarrar win give
3 dinner for the members OF the fam
~ Christmas day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-11

Mrs. Dzvix whitoomb returned
yesterday from the East whore she
has been for several weeks.