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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
Difficult TO
Advise

Dear Miss Grey: II you would
help me ! surely would appreciate
II. ms | am greatly In need OF help.
My trouble In this: Ny mother II
always finding fault. and over
nothing.
I try 10 hard 10 plan little sur
prises for her. but IL is no use. Now,
Miss Grey. I never 20 out on week
nights and only TO movie on Sun.
day. Yet. my mother says that
should be married and that arm i'm.
posing 20 stay at home. / am not
81 age yet. and ! long for n home.
I am never allowed 10 go out with
other boys and girls. and after
work hard all day think I should
have little recreation.
love my mother too much 20
leave home. yet do not want 20
stay. I know that at heart a better
mother than mine never lived. Now.
what want to know In this:
Next month ! have a vacation and
am going 20 Vancouver to visit
my aunt. and I do not know whether
to come homo again or TO 10 away
some place and never come back.
What shall I dor EDNA
You are either suffering from
an oNcr.Wrubght INAUGURATION. or
your mother II Inconsistent. As
proof: You state first that your
mother says you should be mar
rIed. and then that she will not
perfnl; YOU 20 go out with other
girls or boys. Now how on earth
could YOU marry IL you were not
permitted TO keep the company
OF young mcn7
Your whole letter is quite
vague. You say you are under
age. which might mean that you
are ~ or II. Under the circum-
stances I advise you TO remain
at home until you are at least
IS years old. Even tho the sur
roundinga are unpleasant, your
home affords you protection. and
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Confessions
of a Bride
Copyrighted. 1919. by the News
paper Enterprise Association
DISCOVER HIDDEN ARMS
THAT MIGHT BF USED
AGAINST THE n. n.

Bob, bound and bandaEed and
looking like n most pathetic hospital
ease. was carried out OF the cave and
placed on a blanket ON the ground.
Dr. Certeis stood near him, while
Don Manuel descended the side OF
the rayino IN search OF tho burroH.
Even In the midst Of my anxiety II
struck me an oddly interesting 10
discover that the bandits kept their
pack mules In two stables. The out
laws who had been taken captive
had not betrayed that fact. The net
work OF caves and what they con.
talned must be vastly important, !
argued. TO persons who were prob
ably not outiawal
Bob looked NO uncomfortable.
stretched out on the ground. that
I aid 90 Or. CcrteiH:
I'm going back 10 the woman'u
section for pillows and more
blankets" OF course he let me 10 AZ
once. lie knew well enough that ]
would not hidc--w would not run away
Wherever Bob vas carried, / would
follow.
I wanted tho pillows. OF course.
but I wanted something more I'm.
pormnt--a weapon, I hoped that ]
might find an automatic, such an
had used 20 successfully In the hold
az The U.boat. believed that some
thing ~ the kind must have been
dropped ln the conflicts between the
Detectives and the bandits. as the
latter came 20. one by one. after
the Easning some ono 81 them
must have lost a gun. f"lt sure
but nothing Of the kind VAS 10 d"
found IN the cavern.
resolved To venture up that rope
ladder. so carried some pillows 10
my husba nd and added the comfort
OF a kias and then returned 10 me
chimney and with an agility when !
had acquired IN the college gym
scrambled up tho ropes. le--lo-NV
feet, and came upon what ! hnh eh'
pecied 20 find-auo,hcr tier OF gal
icries In tho rocks
And somehow I wasn't az All aA
toninhed 20 ind those Hccrei chaih'
hers amply stocked with military
equipment Tho upper floor. like the
lower floor. was wired for lighting
found the switch with my pockoi
fiashMght Even Morrison. man OF
many suspicious. would have BEEN
ant0ninhcd 20 find what the hEhs re
vsAlcd 10 mr.. bundles Of uniforms.
parts OF rifles 90 he aAnof''hlra. small
arms ana ammunition enough TO cup
ply small ARMY
The stuff had been placed thore
with great difficulty and al uo'
menduua cost II would be useless
IL stored In tina, damp cave for any
length Of time. II must. therefore.
have becn intended for uao IN some
immediate upriHingi
Ordinarily. suppose that ! would
have thought /, only supplies which
the outlaws had got together for
campaign against carTanna- But
since Hamilton Certsis was involved
In tho plot. was Obliged TO con
ciudc that the STUFF, was 20 he used
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Some clever person once said
that an Idle brain Is the creation
OF the devil. and II In the truth.
Now, for Instance. II you were
Interested In just few Of tho
many things that interest wom-
en- OF today, you would have no
time or inclination 20 dwell upon
this hnlluclnation Of your former
sweetheart. An empty brain al
ways reyerts 10 the past. ffil
your thoughts 70 fun OF what IN
going on about you today that
you will have no time for these
musings which Will invariably
bring unhappineea 20 you.
One Of the best cures know
OF for nervousness Is exercise In
the open air. You may take
your baby and stroll each day
and the air viii benefit baby as
well aS yourself Try this for
just four weeks and then write
and let me know II you are not
refreshed in spirit and body.
There IL simply no room for any
thing small or mean In Gods
great playground, the vast out
doors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
By CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss GREY: hare Of those funny probtems for!
you solue hare been married fire pedrs and hare
Of the sueetes babies that lived, and seems as mo
not conened and Ue- and WorrB to ~
tho can't help ie not in Uery good heath,
but hare tried eUen and hare gone 10 see several doc
tors, but 10 there is for e.
think great deal Of mn husband, at times, and then,
again don't for him. NoW Whnt 1odnt 10 koW IS s
used TO 90 toh felton,, and thought lot Of him. and
he did Of tho oil do ts him in my mind,
and can't help but think Of him. don't him often
unless happen 10 meet him the street. bit can't keep
him ont Of my mind matter what do. ~ tho
nc comes up in front Of everything. What shall dos
BERTHA.
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BY REBECCA STEVENSON
office Phone. Main COO.
Rocnler-Hibler


The wedding Of Miss Jessie Lucille
Hihlcr 10 Captain Charles George
Rocmcr of the United states Coast
Guard. son OF Mrs, Clara c. tocmcr
or Baltimore. solcmniaed last oNcning
az the home Of the brides parents,
Mir. and Mis-. Ross T. llihlcr was OF
exquisite simplicity and dignity
The service was read TN the liN,ng
room at ar lmpguViNcd alta hiTh
Sanopy ~ greens uVe rown with
White chrN SAINT hemHuis o1d TIA ed
with slender baskets of rhU' s'tathe.
NUNS On either side Vh"r stood
redestaa hctting tlcNe iHN vathr.
oral candles \ hroat low BASKET ut
The Same white flowers "'m ulr' 'lN
hid the mautel and 300 clusters
adorned the newell posts ~ the
stairs down which the bride ana he'
Attendants descended The Two thE
flower girls Gloria kagyard ana
Jos,phine Whalcy. were IN tairy'hNe
frcckS OF rufflcd tuile, one pink and
the other blue Tune bows tied their
little curly heads and they carried
baskets OF pastcl colored flowers
Before the ceremony Mrs. ROY
Moisher Holland OF Tacoma SANG Az
pawning," and all during the even,
ing the stringcd orchestra played
xf-om behind their screen OF laurel.
The four ribbon bearers. Miss
3eatrice linton, Miss Farris Calavan,
Miss Katherine Miller and Miss Car
cline Graves. were all In white, and
carried long streamers OF tulle which
marked an avenue for the passage OF
The bridal party.
Miss zoraaa Huntlcy. tho maid OF
honor. was in soft watermelon pink.
with touches OF sold lace. and car
lied an armfui Of Columbia roses.
Entering on her fathers arm. the
bride. always beautiful girl. was
tselightful Ia her gown OF heavy
Ivory satin. fashioned with a square
neck. and gracefully draped skirt,
frimmcd with loops and strands OF
pearls. From her shoulders fell the
long court train with its sprays OF
orange blossoms. Her veil was
Taught to the back OF her dark hair
ax1th orange blossoms. and bound 10
Der forehead with a hand OF tullc.
hcwn with pearls Her only orna-
iuent was a necklace OF pearls. and
her flowers were gardenias and or
rhids In shower.
: Lieut.. r. T. McEiiigott OF the y.
g. 8. Bear attended tho groom. their
Yuii-treSs uniforms forming an inter
t<tinK contrast 70 thn missy "HtN'
Of tho bride and her attendants.
/. Following the ceremony supper
eras served In the dining room. with
Mira George Turner. Mrs. G.. A. G.
Rochester. Mrs. William Elliott. Mrs.
Clarence Baxter. Mrs. +. c. Berenedes,
Mrs. X. ]. Huston and Mrs Grant
calhoun alternating At the handsome
liable. centered with glorious mar
vel OF cake. hcart-shaped and all pink
ard white frosted roses. Four erys-
1ai candl.s;icks bound with roseouds
and sprays OF ferns and bearing PINK
candles formed a square around H.
Late In the evening Capt. and Mrs.
sRoemer left on their wedding trip.
whose destination they kept secret.
Mrs. Rocmer travelled In n suit OF
dark blue duvetyne. with smart
ard unusual hat of French green
metallic cloth. and white fox scarf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
Sdnuellds TO Entertain

Tho fourth dance % the SamuellA
Informaia VIII be- held IN tho knights
% Columbus haii. December 10 ~
viii be followed by the New Year y
Frolic which viii be the last % tho
winter series. The spring series will
start In January. names and dates 20
be announced later. and VIII be given
In tho same hall with tho same
music.
The patrons and patFonessca for
tho next dance win be Mr.. and Mrs.
Stewart Burruil Patterson and Mr.
and Mrs. James Henry Norton
~ tho close Of this dance the
members OF tho club hope 20 be- ready
TO complete arrangements for their
Christmas relief work. and the help
ing OF some OF the families In need
in Seattle at that time.
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Bachelors Club Dance

Tho next Informal dance 90 be
given by the iiaeheiofs' club will
take place Saturday evening. Dec~m.
her ~. THE dance will be known as
"A Holiday HOP" and win DO car.
ried ont tn accordance with tho name
Tho music viii 10 IN charge Of
SIR Cihf Campau.
Those on the committee arc. MF
Hay Culon. MIR Charles Hricksn. 4.
% W. Mr.. Herb MaiEaorf. broadway
high school. Sir. Vernon Keeper.
Franklin hlgh school. Mr. Norman
NaEhem. Queen Anne high school.
Mr.. Dan Small. Lincoln high school.
Mr. clyde Rodgers. Mr.. Oscar Foo
ger, Mr. Harry Hold. and Me-. John
Nlllnnr. chairman
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Surprise Pdrtg

A surprise party was given az tho
home o. Mr.. and Mrs NJ. J Murphy
fer their daughter. Alice May Muir.
ply. Saturday evening. Tho guests
were her schoolmates. Helen Drisko.
evelyn priAko. Marion Franklin.
Evelyn Graham. lola Jones. Josoph
Mckay. Alexander McQuarric. Vic.
tor Spltx. Curtis kilnEuan. Andy
Nelson. and Mike Iianning Games
were played during the evening. and
a light supper was served later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04

The members Of the Woman'a
Home Missionary Society Of Seattle
district viii be at home at the First
Methodist Episcopal church. All
members and friends are cordially
invited Lunch will be served at -
o'clock. followed by a program and
the latest news from tho national
meeting by the delegates who were
in attendance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
Green and Black Club

The Green and black club gave a
very successful Informal dance last
Saturday In tho Mt Bakrr Park
clubhouse. Their newt affair will be
the evening Of December 20 In the
same place.
Tho committee includes Mr.
Charles Hichrnon. Mr.. William DO
yer. Mr. Harold Morford. Mr. Arthur
Conn~ii. Mr. Leon Dover. Mr. Cas-
pasr Rice. Mr.. Riemsr Phillips and
Mr.. Einaldo Hall.
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h Ear/onAlY

Captain and Mrs. Norman Rant mr..
rived last evening from Victoria 60
he the guests or Judge and Mrs. II.
w. Jennings.
Mas Mildred Farrar, accompa MED
by her aunt. Mrs. Trina Farraf
Bauer. will leave today for Califof.
mia for an indefinite stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward II. Agnew,
Miss Ruth Hubert ana Miss Ada
Hubert. OF Everett. came to Seattle
TO attend the Junior dance, the POL.
lies OF 1919" at Christensen Tues.
day evening.
Miss Marjorie Tonkln. who was
ono OF the attendants at the O'gSeli
Frat wedding. IN Everett last week.
IN at present the guest OF Mr.. and
Mira Henry O. Philips. and viii leave
for her home in salt Lake cry Fri
day,
Miss Elizabeth Hurlbut viii come
home from Wells 10 spend the Christ
mas holidays with her parents. MIR
and Mrs. +. W. iIurlbut.
Mrs. Vera Strange. Mrs. Grant Ar.
not Mark and Mrs. NJ. y. Wells are
spending few days a. guests VI
Mrs. II. ". Anderson at her home
at Loyal Heights.
Mr. and Mrs. William clyde
after spending several days In
Seattle.
United States Mrs Avis Moyes re-.
turned Co her home In Australia. sail,
Ing Friday from Vancouver on the
Niagara Mrs. Moy-a spent some
time IN Chicago and New York. and
has more recently been tho guest 81
her brother iniaw and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred nlackaii. IN Seattle
Mrs. MnyrH. who " the widow Of
an Australian officer who fell Ia
France IN tho war ~ prominent
war worker In her own country and
IN president ~ tho Wom~n'r branch
Of tho returned soldiers and citizsna'
political federation. an organization
which gives 10 the returned men the
privilege 81 the laws OF the coun.
Try for which they have fought
returned soldier ia always chosen a.
candidate for parliament. Mrs
MuSra ie a member 81 the municipal
committee Of tho brisbane women =
club niso and organized tea rooms
~ voluntary workers whith fur,
niHhed funds for tho returned sol
diVrH' political organization.
pr. and Mrs. John q. ON and
children. Donna and Warren Gun. Of
Lebanon. oregon. ara tho guests 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross y Huber They
came TO attend tho noemer IIibier
wedding last evening.
Mr. Hugh kirkpatrick. % Lebanon.
was another cut of.lown guest at the
wedding.
Mrs. D. a. Me olson 1. expecting
her sister. Airs. t'idciio n Henry. Of
Chicago. to arrive Friday 20 Wait
her. Mrs. Henry was n guest In the
city tWo years ago and waa much
entertained.
Mrs. Bertha Z. Price. with her
mother. Mrs Martha a. Robinson.
will leave today for California and
viii spend the winter IN San Diego.
MIRA wslch Martin has as her
house guest Mira. Edward Burns OF
Spokane.
Mrs Grace HAdicy 81 Minneapolis
ls the guest 81 Or. and Mrs. NarneY
A. Kelley.
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Fortson Thpgesen

Forfson Thygesen auxiliary Of
United Spanish War Veterans will
have their regular monthly meeting
Thursday. December II. In Veterans
hall in the Armory. The principal
business OF the meeting II the cleo.
ton Of officers. Luncheon will be
served at 12 o'clock for members. and
every member Is expected to be pres.
euf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04

Tho Pastors Aid society will con.
venc In the ladies' parlora. OF tho
First Presbyterian church. NJ 2
O'Clock Friday After tho meeting an
hour will be spent socially Including
short program. Hosteaaes for tho
afternoon Mrs. r.. NJ sherry. Mira
J. ". Booth. Mrs. II r. Tomlinmnn.
Mrs. J. T. Hun and Miss 8 Burns
The cabinet Will meet at O'Clock in
Tho executive parlorH. every aid and
every circle officer II expected to be
present.
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Mnrrinne Announced

Afr. and Mrs. W. n Walker an
rouncr the ma rriaEc % their dauEh-
ter. Lucata Mac. 10 Mr.. J. y. Manlcy
Trcecs. Tuesday. November Z. n
Portland Oregon.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Treecc are from
Portland. bat Mr.. Trccce IL well.
known in Seattle where he attended
the University OF Washington. He II
member Of the local chapter Of
Delta Tau Delta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
Program at Women's
University Club

Tomorrow AZ o'clock nj the
women's University club Miss Mabel
Ashley. who has been EatherluE sta.
tistIcs under the War Council OF the
National Beard % Y W C. A. viii
give a talk on industrial Work
with Young Women"
Miss Elizabeth Conkiin win speak
on Educational Conditions IN India. !"
Several years experience in India
makes her an authority
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
Mr.. and Mrs.
NiinlS0n Hosts

Air and Mrs, Charles willard
Stlmscn viii entertain with a dlnnc-
90 ie covers az the dinner dance At
tho Golf club saturday evening
To celebrate her daughter James
thirteenth birthday. Mrs, Charles
willard sttmHon viii entertain twelve
OF Miss James Eirl friends with a
luncheon at her home saturday aft
gFnOgn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
Proper Length of
Girls Dress

Dear Miss Grey: ! am 10 years
old. going on II, and my sister and
have argued "A great deal about
me wearing my dresses too long. Her
opinion In for me TO wear them just
to my knees and my opinion Is tn
wear them a couple OF inches below.
Which do you think proper7
PUZZLED.
Wear them below the knees
by all means: four inches instead
OF two would be more proper for
a girl Of your age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
HoliddU Dances

Mrs. Thomas Green VIII entertain
with dance Tor the young people
home from school Tor the holidays
Christmas night az the Rainier club.
FOR her SONS. Mr. Wallace Collins,
who h returning from Philips Exc.
tor tet the holiiaVs. and Mr, Fred.
rtick COLLINS, Mrs Wallace Green
Cu'uus w3N give an informal dance
az the Gsuset cilb Tuesday. nocem.
boz fa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04

% welfare committee Tho meeting
place Will bo tho Phi STU chapter
house. $3.50 University boulevard.
Miss Maud nerdcr will give n talk
on Public Health Nursing Of the
American Red Cross" Prof. Ken.
Meth Srnith will speak on our Com
munity SsedH." Discussions 10 fol
low both talks. Special music. Ex
ecutiya board meeting at / 20 y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
Adele VI. Field Parliamentary Pro
cedure Club

Adele NJ Field Parliamentary Pro.
cedure club will meet at tho Wash.
ington Annex Mt 80 y. III. Parlla-
mentary questions are In charge OF
the president. Mrs. Cudihee. Subject
lesson. Previous Questions" Aux.
Hilary class In public speaking I'm
charge of Mrs. Harriet Saundcrson.
Lesson, Julius Caesar"
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against the United Gtaies--in case
my country was forced Into war-by
German triekcryl
Prom among tho small arms !
pulled an automatic and slipped ~
into my aylator's blouse. IL wasn't
loaded. pcrhAps-I couldn't wait 20
find out ! hurried down the ladder
and reached Hob's side just as Don
Manuel struggled up from the
rnvinc with tho burroa
Hamilton Certeis made Bob AZ
comfortable as tn. human body can
be. when balanced atop OF a noun.
tain-eiimbing burro. and then we
started down the long slope.
Boon We passed under the great
spreading wings OF my previous air.
plane--thoso beautiful wings which
would never feel tho clouds cling to
them againl Up there In the tree
tops was my has of money. too. II
was quite n little treasure Who
would find IT. Iioarded wealth has
many times been buried In the earth.
or sont TO the depths Of the sca. but
nsvsr--nsver before In the long his.
tory of tho world had Il been hung
UP and hiding between the heavens
and tho earth,
The airplane vanished behind n
spur 81 the mountain and my
thoughts took more practical shape.
A. the burrns felt their way with
their clever hoofs along the narrow
ledge Of the steep and twisting trail.
I wished that the automatic in my
blouse were fitted with it's proper
nee Don Manuel throw up wide arms
and clutch at the atmosphsre--and
roIi--roil--down tho steep mountain
mftfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
Poor Ventilation
in office

Dear Miss Grey: The ventilation
In our office in 'putrid." Please adj
wise me TO whom ! can report this in
order 20 get some action. The man.
agement viii not do II voluntarily.
I am more than pleased with my
position outside OF the very poor
ventilation. AGNES.
Report 10 the department OF
sanitation. city hail
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Dinner by Mr.. and
Mrs. LolC1,ldn

In compliment 60 Mrs. Roland $.
Morris. wife OF tho American amhas'
uador 90 Japan. and her guest, Mrs.
BaSil dc Hwochinaky, Mr., and Mrs,
j II, Lowman were hosts at ain
ner Monday evening al the Sunset
club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
Queen Anne improvement, Club

The Queen Ammo Improvement club
viii meet at the home % MrH ! w
Lynch. 1850 McGfhw street tonight
at 100 o'clock. All residents Of that
vicinity are urged TO attend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
Nrirhborr Of NXooficraft

Palm Circle No, 90. SoiEhboru of
Woodcraft. will consider the amend
mens 60 the Constitution Friday etc
ming In the Swedish club hall An
members who can possibly attend
arc urged TO be present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
Miss Moran Hostess

Honoring Miss Elsa and Miss LII
dian Nichaciis. who are Mrs. Far
well Putnam Liliy's guests. Miss
Nellie Moran gave an attractive In
Formal bridge tea at her homo yes.
'torday afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
". G. L. u. Of Ballard

woman'a Christian Temperance
Union OF Ballard will give a social
afternoon ut the home % Mrs. Pred
sausr. gao West Slxty-third street.
Christmas notions and home cooking
VIII be for sale. Program. Refresh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
To Shape
EyebrOiUs

Dear Miss Grey. What can I DO
for thick cyebrows7 Ny glrl friends
have told me to shave them; but 1
have decided 20 ask your advice
flrhtY NJ q.
III you begin 20 shave your
eyebrows you will have an end
less task. as II Will only cause
them 10 grow thicker and more
bristly. The only satisfactory
way 10 keep your eyebrows neat
looking is to pull them out with
tweezers until they are Ehapely
and then keep them pulled out.
This method Is painful. but af-
fords the best results.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04

The junior officers Of tho New
York entertained with dinner of
eighteen covers al the Hotel Wash
ington Saturday evening. Later tho
party had table at tho regular sup
per dance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
Bubu Dolls

The chairmsn OF the Baby Doll
committee ask tina; all dolls for that
be turned In nj the
Women's University club Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
Mills College
Club Luncheon

The Mills College club will meet
for luncheon Saturday at o'clock
at tho Women's University club.
Those who wish 90 attend should
telephone Capitol 2S0a.
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In CHARGE Of Dance

Miss Haxei Alien and Miss Der.
Meta Harbour are Ia charge of the
regular dance at the Red Cross Tea
Room Saturday afternoon
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Seattle Review Of Maocabees

Seattle Review. No. 3, women'a
Benefit Association Of tho Maccabecs
viii meet this evening in w. o w
hall. Fourth ave. and Marion Ht or.
flcers will be elected for tho coming
year.
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On the Wyoming

Miss Ciaricc stoitenberE. Miss Mar
'5orie Stevens. and Miss Charlotte
Mann. chaperoned by Mrs. y o.
Mann. attended the tea dance on
board the U. 8. s. Wyoming Satur'
day afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04

CLUBS FOR FRIDAY


Tho regular monthly meeting Of
the Eastern Star club will hs held
In the club rooms. 1920 Arcade build
Ing. Trustees meeting at O'Clock.
club meeting al p. IN.
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Informal Luncheon

Mrs. ". c. Peters entertained with
y luncheon In her apartment In the
Hamilton Arms Wednesday for some
of the women who mr.. assisting her
IN her department--rag dolls--of the
Doll show.
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Tennis Tea

Tho weekly tea was held a. the
Tennis club this afternoon. with tho
usual number OF guests for tea by
the blazing fire.