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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-05
CREDIT WITH
A MEANING

II you think OF store that gives
YOU EASY PAYMENTS on charge
accounts as store where you must
pay extra for such terms. you sure
~ haven't az yet become acquainted
with Cherry'E and their way Of do
ing business Cherry's store IL dif
fcrent.
There you win find wearing mp
parcl for men and women Of the
highest character and style. as vel
as best values either for cash or on
terms. Notwithstanding the liberal
terms they give. Their buying pow.
er Is very strong on account Of the
large chain Of stores they operate
and with their competent buyers
ever alert on the markets. are al
ways able 20 offer you the best al
most reasonable prices All charge
accounts strictly confidential.
Chcrrys style shop. 2o7 Rialto
Pudding. over pig'n whistio. BE
tween Madison and Spring.
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Are you quite sure that the
young man is not trying 10 make
his eHcapeY lie may be Invent
ing his mothers objection IN Or
der 10 excuse himself
II seems "a shame 10 plant "A
doubt ln your mind. but the fact
ih that the devoted mother Of an
only son ~ usually ready 20 well
come any girl who pleaaeH her
boy. especially when she ~ a
very nice girl. Moreover. young
men OF - do not often worry
much about the objections ~
mothers, knowing that they are
bound 10 get whatever they want
eventually.
on the other hand an acquaint-
nnccnhlp of two months iH Just
about long enough 20 permit "A
man 90 tire Of romance. And
sentiment which grows az rapid
~ as you say ihis had done IL
apt 10 die out just ms quickly.
I may be wrong. You can
easily find out. Tell the young
man you have decided not 10
come between him and his moth
er. You can Judge Of his sin.
certify by the way In which he
accepts the tidinga.
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WOMEN JUDGES
URGED IN BRITAIN

are advocated by Herbert Samuel.
former member Of the British cabi.
net
II feel convinced" he Mid. "thnt
tho administration OF the law would
gain. and gain greatly. by the ad.
dition Of women Of proven capacity
and judgment TO the bench"
samuel says that before the war
Their, had been each year $4,000
women and girls tried before the
courts Of summary jurisdiction and
IN normal times some $4,000 women
were sentenced 20 prison annually.
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DonbLe Medium

A pretty double wedding was
uolemnixod Thursday at II o'clock
In the morning when Miss Mllly c.
Burns, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. H.
+. Burns OF Fall city WIS married
To- MIR Raymond y Divers. son OF
Mr. and Mrs. V. =. Divers OF Sno-
qualmie Falls, and Miss Minnie l..
HUFFMAN. daughter OF MIR and Mrs.
u w. Huffman Of Duvail. was mar
ricd 90 Mr., Lester l., Burns. son Of
Mr and Mrs. Il H. Burns.
Rev, A. y. Greene performed tho
ceremony at the Hotel Holland In
the presence of Mr.. and Mrs, W, =.
smith. Fan city. AR. and Mfa. V, s.
Divers. MIR aud Mrs Il. T. Burns,
Miss Una Mae Divers and Mr.. Bern.
ard Divers
Mt and Mrs Lester Burns viii re-
side AZ puvail and Mr. and Mrs Ray
mond Divers will make their home
az Snoquulmie Fails
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thru my own fault. am an alors
and ! cannot go back 70 my peouls
I want 20 be "a good girl again. and
Il iH my earnest wish to become !
hospital sister
Where may 20 70 be taken lnso
that work.
PLEASE. Miss Grey % not ignor.
this letter. ANON.
Evidently you are used % hav.
ing your appeals ignored That
Is the usual penalty society ex-
acts from women who cannot 10
back 10 their people.
am sorry that my answer
win discourage you still more.
II IN not probable that you csn
qualify as a candidate for train
ing in any nursing home.
II you will send stamped en-
velope. will be glad % make
other suggestions. come OF which
may prove practicable.
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DIR. Certein was very tender OF my
husband as the burro Hwerved from
right TO left and stumbled along that
crooked mountain path, | wns glad
that I could say TO myself that ]
was unafraid OF Certeis. at least. for
the time. lie was lover OF all
beautiful things lie was nm aes.
thete. lie hated pain and ugiineAs.
II would be time 10 fear him when
We reached some place OF luxury
and quiet.
And even then. l assured myself.
/ might not need TO be afraid.
knew the man no well lie had wooed
me tcmpentuously before Bob Lor.
inner came home from college-his
set purpose never TO take anything
from me without my love.
only once In all the various
phases OF his devotion had Hamilton
Ccrteis threatened me.
As our burros crept down the
slippery slope. Don Manuel leading
nobs animal and ccrteia leading
mine. thought that never again
would Hamilton certeis threaten me.
The man had grown stern and sad.
as n he realized that fate was
thwarting all Of his desires. His
country had been Inundated before
the nations Her cause was lost
forever
Dr. Hamilton certeis. world "a.
nous surgeon. had saved his great
name and reputation by letting II
appear that he had been drowned
In diving suit OF his own inveu.
ton
thought aa | studied him that
day on the mountain side that he
certainty didn't look as n he were
getting much satisfaction from his
mysterious resurrection and the new
activities In behalf of his native land
which hs was carrying on In Mex
leo.
AZ n point where the trail wifened.
certcla called upon Don Manuel TO
halt Hob had tainted, rushed 10
him and held him In my arms while
certeia produced the necessary
stimuiantH.
decided. then and there. that |
couldn't shoot either Don Manuel or
Certcis. without their help could
never get bob back where the earth
was flat and friendly help was In
sight
Courage. Jeanne" said certeia 70
mo when We had set out once more
on the path which twisted down 20
tho desert "CouraEei In an hour
We viii have done with these mules
Then we can make Bob more com.
Portable. You've been wonderful.
Jeanne. wonder"
interrupted him with;
Where arc you taking us7"
ITO the haclenda--yer one
where you found Baby barbara. /
thought you had guessed"
sighed with relief That IA.
cicnda was fitted up like n palace
bob would be perfectly comfortable
there. BUTT was at least a hun.
drcd miles away,
"Oh la iR," said under my
breath This IN world OF many
strange surprisesi Here are Bob
Lorimer and Mrs bob now going
a.yisitinE nj their sister Chrys' mag.
niflccnt and nncien, estate In Mcx.
leo. But Chrys will not be there 70
welcome them. And Chrys' husband
wouldn't have her around for a
kingdom. And she IL as wiilinE--as
anxious TO be there as--as-doscrted
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Operseds Club

The Overseas club will hold their
next dance Saturday at ? y. IN. at
Douglas hall Proceeds are used for
relief work. The committee Ia
charge w. Mrs. ~ Reca Mrs. y.
Bible. Mr.. and Mrs. II. jaokman. Mr..
a. H. Gibbons. Mr.. IL. A. Sinclair,
Miss Genevieve Grant chairman. ON
December 20 the club viii hold their
Christmas benefit dance for chill
dron orphaned by the war" There
win also b. an entertainment first
OF talented children of Seattle.
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Freshman Frolic

The Freshmen class % the Unit
vcrsity OF Washington viii hold is
annual Freshman Frolic tomorrow
evening In the Navy Armory. This
~ the only formal social affair this
class gives during its first year In
college. Tho same excellent deeora.
tons that distinguish the Varsity
BAH tonight viii bo used for the
frolic tomorrow evening. The patrons
and patroucsseH are: DIR. and Mrs.
Henry Suzxailo. Dean and Mrs Her.
bert Condor. Dean Ethel Huntlcy
Coldwcll. Professor and Mrs. Leslie
Aver. Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Allen. Or.
and Mrs. r. ~ Milne.
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Program for Ladies
Musical Club Contest

The program il given here for the
monthly concert BY the Ladies' Mo
steal club at the First Baptist
church Monday afternoon. The pro-
gram has been arranged by Mrs.
Daisy Wood Hildrcth and Miss Min
ME Widmsr Members may invite
guests. and large attendance lS cx-
pected.
taJ And There Were Hhephsri.'
~, chorus Of Heraphim' ...... Dubois
Ladies' Musieai club chorus
organ solo. Overture 20 an ocoasleusi
Oratorid" ..............-.... Handel
Miss Edaa McponaKh.
Vocal solo. ''ns5oies Greatly Hrom
The Messiah ..ss.s...... Handel
Mrs MarEars, Moas Hsmmion.
Miss Lanwaen AZ the organ.
Vocal trio. tal "f.ifi Thins Eyes
tbp At Evsnfias There Shall BE
Mra GnmsF Pryor. Mrs Carl Hob
ilircii. Mrs. Israel Nelson
(a1 Peoples" dedicated 20 the chorus
Of tho Ladies' Musical eiuh) ,.,.-.
.............. Ferdinand Dunkisy
90 Green Branches" Ferdinand punklsY
Ladies' Musical club Chorua
vocal solo. fal lie Shall Feed Ills
Flock" from The Msssiah'p
sfaf tA''ftff
90 80. Rest in ths Lord iror
sFulah"I ........... MendelsFohn
Mira namsyn ~ Jansen.
Miss Widmrr At the organ
fa1 Evening Prayer IN brittany.
................ Chaminhds
90 ny the Rivers Of babylon" go.
.......... en- ioefflsr
Musical club chorus with orchestral
accompaniment
ytniin-Nisa Frances Tanner, Mrs
Blanche Miller.
vioin=Nr Heller Coiiens
Bernics Neais.
Miss Edna MrDonaEh At the organ.
Afisa Hattie Edanholfno at the plano.
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For Mrs. ConneU

with Mrs. J. J. Conneii as honor
guest. Mrs. Martin Roxema enter.
tained with a luncheon for twelve
mt her home yesterday afternoon.
Baskets Of poinsettias and buckle
berry We're used about the rooms and
yellow chrysanthcmums centcred tho
handsome table. Later Mrs. Conneil
sang two numbers with Mrs. Rozsma
at the piano. and Miss Marjorie En-
mis- SANG "A Spray OF Roses" by
Bowies. and The Star" by Rogers.
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Green and Black Clnb

The Green and Black club gave q
very successful Informal dance last
Saturday I'm the Mt. Baker Park
clubhouse. Their next affair Will be
the evening OF December 20 IN the
same place.
The committee includes Mr..
Charles Richcaon. Mr.. William DO.
vcr. Mr. Harold Morford. Mr. Arthur
Council. Mr.. Leon Dover. Mr.. Cas-
paer Rice. Mr.. Riemer Phillips and
Mr. Rinnldo Hail
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Wedding
RhVnes

Dear Miss Grey. Kindly give m
the rhyme about the fortunes Of TIA
different months for marrying am
obiige RENA.
Married in January. life's a de-
Hight.
Married In February. youn find
IL all right.
Married in March, you1l be hap
py and true.
Married In Aprii-it's quite up 10
you.
Married In May. tears strew your
way,
Married in June. iife's rosy and
gay.
Wed In July. you1i go far away.
Married In August, life's all a
sweet dream.
Wed In September. things Will
be as they seem.
Wed In October. your fortune IN
made,
Wed In November. friends come
10 your aid.
Wed in December. tits holy and
sweet
All fortunes best gifts viii be
laid at your feet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-05
By CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey young Oirt a good 0irl By oil
means and haze been keeping company t0 fine y0uno
for t0o months We are UerD much attached 10 each
other.
Noo his mother steps in and insists TINT he break off orr
fendshp He does kno1O t0hdt 10 do. He orsips he
mother and also thinks q great deal Of me.
do not understand whD she shod act his 10ay an
Accomplished musician and rel to do.
He is an only ch and perhaps that has something 10 In
10it it, We both despondent OUer It, and am afraid she
iciH gain her point. He IL "a and am II. T.
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~. u. A. Of Nncrahrcs

Mira. Minnie w. Aydelottc. deputy
supreme commander Of the Woman'a
Benefit Association Of tho MRccabceH.
will be In Seattle Tuesday December
.. and viii preside az a day meeting
which will be held at ". O. w. hall.
Fourth ave. and Marion ~. All
members Of the association are urged
TO attend this meeting. which win
open NJ 10 o'clock Members will
bring their luncheon. Coffee will bo
served by the committee.
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Weddinq Plans

The wedding of Miss GLADYS Wa
terhousc, daughter of Mr.. ana Mrs,
Frank Waterhousc. to Mr.. STANLEY
Minor will be solcmniaed Monday.
December 90. at S O'Clock. tn Trinity
Parish church. Miss Waterhousc
win be attended by her sister, Miss
-Iary Edith Watcrhousc. as maid OF
.,onor. and Miss Muriel Watcrhouse,
Miss Katherine kittinger and Miss
Hazel Archibald as bridesmaids.
The best man viii ho NJ, X ~.
White Of Kansas city. Mo, and
the ushers. Mr Theodore owens. Mr.
Robert Graham Mr.. Andrew Denny,
Mr.. Keith Ftskcu. Mr.. Edwin \.
Strout. Ir.. and Or. Walter Moore,
Following the ceremony tecep-
ton win be held at the family homo.
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'Y|6manlH6@1


Major and Mrs J. c, Macdonald
Constance Goodfeilowl OF Kolowna.
with their two children. Peggy and
Hugh. viii be tho guests Of Mrs. Mae
ponaldH sister. Mrs. Charles II. Bur,
nett. during the holidays.
Miss Helen Woolney of Tacoma II
the guest OF her sister, Mrs Robert
Parker.
Miss Lois Gilbert OF Yakima. who
wnA the guest OF MIR and Mrs. I'd.
win G., Seely during the Thanks
giving holidays. has returned 10 her
home.
Capt. Fred Purnot who has been
engaged In special work in Seattle
for the past month, left Thursday
for Washington. II. G. Mrs Purnot.
who was with her husband In Seattle.
left the same evening for their home
IN California. where Captain Purnot
viii join her later.
MIR Russell Mackie. who has Just
received his discharge from the navy
after two and half years service.
has returned TO Seattle. and VIII re.
sumo HIS law practice here.
Miss Irene Jarmon arrived last
night from East Sound To- be tho
guest OF her aunt and uncle. Mr.. and
Mrs. James c. Hutoson. for fort
night.
Dr. and Mrs. Carleton J. Powers Of
Marshall. Mich. who have come 20
Seattle TO make their home. are at
present the guests OF pr Powers
aunt and uncle. Rev. and Mrs. J. -
o. Powers,
MFR. Carl Hcussy will return from
st. Paul. where h. Ia in school. to
spend tho holidays with his father
and mother. Or. and Mrs. Carl
teussy.
Mr., and Mrs. W. r. casseil win re-
move next week from the Hotel Pen.
ninEton 10 tn. home they have re-
Gently purchased In Denny Blaine.
Lieutenant Commander Francis Al.
len. after "a short visit in Seattle. 70
turned yesterday 90 Astoria. where
he u stationed.
Mr.. George Linder. Jr. left Wed
nenday for Index TO he gone a week.
Mrs George William Mer,onm and
son Peter Lear. with her n.o,hcr.
Mrs. q. w Lear. will leave Ncdncs.
day for Honolulu 20 visit Mrs. VII.
liam l.. warren Georgia Lean.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel ostrow win
leave SUNDAY for the East. TO be gone
several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Wagner. who
spent the Thanksgiving week end
with Mrs. wagner'n parents. Mr.. and
Mrn. w. 7. listed. returned TO their
home in wonaichec Sunday.
Mr.. John A. Nichols. Jr.. left Tues
Say on a business trip TO Chicago and
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fisher % Ia.
coma will b. tho guests % Misn
Katherine Jerome for the week end
and NJ the Gamma Phi Beta dance
at tho Hotel Washington tnuor.
row evening. following the aoror.
iiy's annual haEaar.
Mrs. Thomas Mcdonald. MiHs
Pauline Smith and Mrs. Pane Mauln-
BY VIII como down from Everett TO
attend tho Gamma Phi Beta dance
at the Hotel Washington tomorrow
evening.
Mr. Chauncey Baxter left for East.
ern Washington yesterday 20 b. gone
a fortnight
Mrs. J. H. Custin and Mr.. Paul
Gustin have returned from the East.
where they have been for the last
two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Y. Griffith ~ Vic.
tnria are the guests OF Captain and
Mrs. James Griffith.
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West Woodland P..T A

West Woodland ParentTcach,
association viii meet In the aud
torium Of the school Wednesday, De
cember 10, at $50 Miss Ottic Dan
Orscall OF the eighth grade viii speak
and Miss Ruth Durham OF the city
school will give talk on Music In
the Home" illustrated with the Vic.
troia.
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EncnliY MIycs, Club

The Faculty Wives club win sew
on the Christmas garments Saturday
in the Home Economics building on
the campus. Tho members are asked
~ far as possible 10 meet at 10
o'clock, have luncheon and remain
turnout the afternoon They ARE
asked 10 bring needles. scissors and
thimhlca
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Mrs. Blaine 10
Giro Luncheon

For Miss Gladys Matcrhouse.
whose marriage 90 Mr.. Stanley Mi
nor win take place this month. and
Mrs. Harold Burchard. who leaves
soon for the orient 20 make her
home. Mrs. r. r. Blaine VIII be
hostess at a luncheon at the Sunset
club Thursday afternoon.
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Mrs. Schlrnaer Hostess

Mrs Lewis Schwager was hostess
az luncheon az her home today for
a number OF the women who are
making dolls Tor the Rag Doll de
partment of the Doll Show. the de-
partment OF which Mrs John Ryan
and Mrs ". G Peters have charge,
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Dutch Treat Pdrtu

Dutch Treat parties are a much
favored institution. About fifty
prominent women were their own
guests az the Actors Fund Benefit
mstin~e this morning. and at lunch.
con at the Red Cross Tea Room
IA fferanrd
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STEALS MILK BOTTLES; GETS
20 YEAR TERN

HONOLULU, Dec. 5.--Ah Loy
who has spent % Of his Al years in
prison, must return TO serve a 90
year sentence because he broke his
parole by stealing a bottle OF mill,
valued nj 3 cents
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Recital at
Zinc Arts HdN

Tho advanced pupils OF Mr. 8.
Rlsegari win be heard in a recital
saturday evening at $50 In the Fine
Arts hall. ON Fourth ave. They are
Miss Mabel Almquiat, MIR. y. Whit
Ing. Miss Florence fRmbkin. Miss
Nita Jodcr. Miss Doris Ferguson.
Miss Dorothy CrernbcrE.
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For Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Burcbdrd

For Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Burch-
ard who are leaving soon for tho
Orient 10 make their home. Mr. and
Mrs. Manson r. Backus will enter.
tain with a dinner at their home
Monday evening.
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Miss 7'Gbcr
Gires Luncheon

With Mrs. J. Thatcher Hodge and
Mrs Harold Vincent Smith as honor
guests. Miss Josephine Taher was
hostess at an attractive luncheon at
the sunset club this afternoon.
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To Honor Guest

To compliment their house guest.
Miss Lois Gilbert OF Yakima. Miss
Harriet and Miss Anne Secly enter
tanned informally Saturday evening
at the home OF their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin G. Scciy.
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Mrs. GoodfeHo,0
to Giue BRIDGE

In compliment to her son. Mr..
James Goodfcilow. who has returned
from Eastern Washington TO remain
until after the holidays. Mrs. John
Coodfellow will give a small informal
bridge al her home Saturday eyeninR.
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Luncheon By Mrs.
RnILin1er

Mrs. Richard A. Ballinger enter
tanned with an especially beautiful
luncheon at the Sunset club yester'
day afternoon a long tlower-laden
table In the lanai was arranged foe
the forty guests
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John r Miller Relief Germs

The John +. Miller Relief corps
will meet at o'clock Saturday. De.
cemher g. at the Veterans han in
the Armory. Election Of officers. All
member sare requested to be present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-05
annual Sale
and Bazaar

The annual baxaar and dinner CIV.
on by tho ladies' Of Haven 81 r.
church will open today at O'Clock
in the basement Of the church. cor
ncr r. Lynn and 10th. A hot dinner
will be served from until q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-05
By REBECCA STEVENSON
office Phone. Main COO.
Mrs. Smith Hostess

Comnilmentlng Miss Elizabeth pib-
bic who n returning 60 her home
In Connecticut next week. Mrs. EV.
erctt Smith entertained informally
az tea at her home this afternoon.
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Dinner for Miss Peters
and Miss Huteson

To honor Miss Jeanne Peters and
Miss Margaret Huteson, Mrs Frank
W, DAILY was hostess at n dinner az
her homo Wednesday evening.
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Kelrpie Dolls

All Kewpie dolls must be turned
In 90 Mrs. Robert Wilson at her
home. 1908 Minor ave. BY Friday
evening.
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Aipha Gamma Delta Alum,ae

The Alumnae Of Alpha Gamma Del
"a will meet Saturday. December 6.
at the home OF Mrs. +. l.. Foisio,
1867 Fifth ave. w
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Mr.. and Mrs. Bloedel
to Gre Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs ]. H. Bioedci VIII en-
terrain with an informal dinner Of
twelve covers az their home Monday
evening.
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Entertain WITH Dinner

For Captain and Mrs. Fred Pur.
not. Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Iiogle enter
tanned with dinner al home Wed.
ncsday evening.
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Dances at tumble Shop

The Thursday dances at the Red
Cross Tea Room have been discon.
tinued. but the regular Tuesday even
ing ones win be given all winter.
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BRIDGE Luncheon

Mrs. Robert Fox entertained In
formally with bridge luncheon at
the Sunset club this afternoon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Eddy
GiUe Dinner

Last evening Mr. and Mrs. James
Garfield Eddy Of Everett entertained
with dinner at the Rainier club.
and n theatre party 10 see Harry
Lauder at the Metropolitan after
ward.
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Stamp Filtration
B0bs In Again

Dear Miss Grey: ! have receives
number Of letters with stamp
placed on differon, parts OF the en-
veiopes. have been told that eacl
position has a meaning. VIII yoI
please explain stamp filtration?
MISS IT.
There isn't any meaning TO be
attached tn filtration OF any
kind. In its essence. Filtration"
connotcs an absence OF all sense
and reason
Stamps placed haphazard on an
envelope indicate either dense
ignorance OF or indifference 10
the convenience OF the men In the
postal service.
Instead OF studying erratic
ways which hinder postal en-
ployes. why not follow the cor
rect way Of placing a stamp. that
f.. right side up in the upper
right-hand corner of the en-
velopc?
Wishes TO Undo
Unhappy Past
Dear Miss Grey; am n woman
"a years old. and have lost NV home
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Let's 20 eat at Boldts--uptown
IiIi Sd Ave; downtown. 9t3 I'd Ave.
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by observing cracks In layers Of
cement put down In certain dis.
tricts Of California. n San Francisco
man says he can foretell the coming
OF an earthquake.
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Confessions of a Bride

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-05

MR.. J. n. Custin and Mr.. Paul
Custin have returned from the East.
where they have been for the last
two months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-05

Mrs Alice Coleman nsFardu-
rrtS--O Little Town OF Bethlehem p"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-05

Dear Miss Grey: am a woman
- years old. and have lost my home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-05

Mr. and Mrs. 4 y. Griffith 81 Vic.
toria are the guests OF Captain and
Mrs. James Griffith.