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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24

number ~ years previous 10 rrsy mar
riaRc. and I have met many men.
good, ban and Indifferent.
IL Isn't hard 20 discTiminlaff. The
most polite. quiet booking young ms n
ever chanced 10 meet turned put 20
be the most under handed, conbsanpt-
ible nchcmer OF the horde. whAe the
most careless Off handed and appar-
entity Indifferent brute" dewgOIr Il
into one 81 the most loyal. conften-
uoua friends I have ever rOSaSss-s-.
Study your men acqua1ni ices ann
let them make the suggess .Ons and
advances. Ia your case. the yd1ug
man may be- all you believe hiri 20
be. and II he doesn't ask 10 70 call.
perhaps there's "a reaaon-hc may DO
married. PIIIL-
Dear Hiss Grey: Ny house piapis
seem 10 be dying live In an Apart
ment Can you tell ms OF any way
might revive them2
PLAST LOVER.
Plants sometimes turn brown
and lose their vitality I'm the
winter. This may be overcome
by putting coffee grounds into
the pot from time 20 time, allow
ing "A utlis OF the liquid 20
ltbAFh-u inc frylis
not be watered oftener than twice
or three times a week Neither
should they be allowed TO stand
In draft.
"P. J. B."-As "A rule ! do not
answer letters thru these col
umns unless the letter IL printed.
But your letter is not Of a suit.
able nature 10 print. and I feel
that you are in need OF an an
EWer
You can establish no legal
claim upon this girl because this
state does not recognize "a com
mon law mari iage IL IL to b.
deplored that the girl does not
feel her moral responsibility as
you do. Since she refuses 10 rec
ognize this issue. ignore your
love. and places her reputation in
jeopardy. there Is nothing you
can do. Gradually your respect
for tho girl. and then your love.
viii become obscure.
Out OF the whole sordid expert
cnce, you should draw the con.
clusion that IL is best 20 abide
by the laws that were made for
your protection.
CYNTHIA GREY.
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Wayne Albce. Mcbride studio

spending several days In Seattle,
guests at tho Hotel Washington.
Mr. A. l.. Sullivan and Mr. rraui
Sullivan. Of Portland. spent a few
days ~ last week In Seattle
Mrs Marion Bchay1 is conyaleHcing
from the operation which rhe under
went las; week
Mr. Kari Tcmplin returned 70 F.as,
Sound this week after spending sew.
srni days with hts BOTHER. Mr. Harry
Tcmplin.
Lieut. Cayel Han. Ensign Victor
Hlakesicc. Ensign Perry and Ensign
tlibbH Of the {. r. * New York came
into town to attend the dance given
By Mr.. and Mrs. Christensen last eve.
ming.
Rev. and Mrs r.. n Sutton will
leave for Southern California next
ThurRday 10 spend tho remainder Of
tho winter.
Mrs. VI l.. Word and Mr. and Mrs.
C. G, Pinckney are seattle guests in
Ct Petersburg. Fisida.
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Mordi GruS Ball

"l,at. Dance and Ire Merry, Tor To
morrow II Lent" II the motto OF the
,iancc-the srvat New orleans tertl
val reduced 60 hall room siHo-which
the Broadway guild " tho orthopedic
hospital will give Tuesday. February
IL, In the Army and Navy cluh 10y
way 81 atcning Tor the discontinue
ance " their lovely weekly dances
There will be a king and queen To
rule festivities. twu splendid or.
eh~<tras. supper. and lot of other
interesting features whose exact ma
ture has not yet been disclosed.
Mrs. Frederick Rausfnan u chair
man Of the dance committee. with
xix girls assisting her Miss Dorothy
Ewing. Miss Catherine Collins. Miss
Gcna Peters. Miss Lucille Green and
Miss Margaret Ames
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By CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss GREY: 10 that the injustice Of
the courts creates great deal Of crime Also the daily pa
pers hou the country that print crime, crime, caein
garin0 red hoodtines To my toav Of irn0 they shOud
be- suppressed in the line Of ndUersin0 VS
etc Is not narrowing and limiting the Mought Of reuters
10 DiUe them nothing outside Of robberies strikes,
ders etc.
Naturally anyone feels depressed after this horrible
and boys coming home minus teO both,
faces disf0red That Is enough, Oithou haUing the
press infict upon OF course, 10 Is neWs bit let
them print 10 in Il neWs 1ody and not enlarge upon IT,
think the ju0e ,oho said lite in Seattle is the cheapest
thing IN Seattle" right WIN, dog has better
chance than human being.
Also agree NTH you Miss Grey. tohen you SAP girl
should not be shoDn justice mercy than bog.
A. l.. l..
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Dear Miss Grey: wish % add d
word 10 tho discussion Of the right
OF lsom White 90 live.
/. myself. am the mother OF boy
Of 10. lie has never been away from
me for more than two days at time
consider him sull far from man
hood. Ana now, right In reach oi
all Of our so-calied human and chill
dren'n welfare societies laom White
another boy Of ~. IN 10 b. killed just
as n hardened criminal
certainly agree with Senator
Smith that capital punishment wa
never meant for children. This 10
tho goth century, and we are sup
posediy an enlightened people. yet
some OF the horrors which take place
arr such that historians would blush
Ia accr~iit them TO tho Ignorant PEG
pie Of the 18Th century.
Surely. surely. there In Bnane better
way 10 punish and reform our child
criminals besides taking their lives
An OLD SUBSCRIBER.
Dear Miss Grey: Just few line,
In answer 10 Mrs. ~ - letter.
DO you really think few years In
reformatory would cure such cold
state has on it's hands at present
even tho they arc youthful
Being "a travelling salesman. ] hap
pencd to be In Everett tho day al
Whites trial. Both boys were found
normal. What good would a year Ia
IN. reformatory do "A normal boy who
had committed murder Might NJ
well make heroes out Of them and
give them rr months In an insane
asylum. and then release them TO Kill
someone elise
| do not consider a boy OF 10 a
baby A hoy OF ~ was considered q
man during the recent war
iHom White knows as much about
riTht or wrong now aa he ever viii
! do not see where tho Everett people
or papers were boasting about hang
ing this lad. any more than several
other papers | have read.
II does srcm queer. IN admit. tina,
there Isn't n standard law for Grim.
You can got away with anything In
some places. others. you have TO pay
the penalty.
4 TRAVELLING SALESMAN.
Dear MiHs Grey feel NO hursiened
On my soul over IN. resent criminal
cases In Everett and Tacoma. that
wish could do something To keel
uht- terrible punishment from coming
onto these young boys.
lndessi. ! think there should be ar
Institute erected In this state Of ours
for such girls as Ruth Garrison and
such boys as fsofn White and others
10 b" taken 20. and treated for such
brain troubles
Above all. they should be taught
the fear and love Of God. It's getting
80 parents do not teach their chill
drcn a thing about the great e.crnlt,
ahead for which We prepare our
selves on this side Of tho grave.
We. az a people. cannot shift our
responsibility of this terrible thins
onto the parents OF these children
alone. for oftentimes the Influence
OF "a child's associates or companion,
Influences his life more than his
homo life does.
Therefore. Il is partly the fault OF
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Overseas Club Dance

The Overseas club win give their
next dance tonight In Douglas hall,
Tho committe. In charge includes
Mrs y. Ree-. Mr.. A. strinEcr. Mr.. J..
gibbons. Mr.. ~. A. Sinclair, Mr.. y.
Bible. Mrs. George Case. Misc Gene
We've Grant
Friday evening. February G. the
Overseas Dramatic club will pre-en,
the twcact comedy. "nobs" In the
Odd Fellows hall The performance
will begin AZ $40 o'clock
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Psi Epsilon
Dinner Dance

81 The formal dance OF Theta
T11eta Of Psi Cpsiloh last night at
11se Rainier club was especially beau
tfful. In the dining room. where sup
per was served. red carnations with
complement OF fragrant freesias
were on all the tables. and favors Of
tiny French flowers tied with gold
and wine eolored ribbons were Mt the
girls places
The patrons and patronesses FOR
the dance last night were: MT. ana
Mr.. David Whitcomb. Mr.. and Mrs.
Timothy jerome. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Aues. Mr.. and Mrs George ~.
walker. Dean and Mrs. David
Thomson. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
echwaxsf. Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter y.
<ettieson. Mr.. and Mrs. George u.
stuart. Mr.. and Mrs. William Way.
MI. and Mrs. Max Bonter. Mr.. A. Il.
: "a srryer
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Federal Sleuths
Take Charge Now

was fined 800 in the police court
Friday for moonshining In his house.
ITO Republican 81 A. J.. Lcandcr
likewise received fine OF 500. a
stun was found in his apartment in
the San Telmo apartments. Leo Mar.
rance, who was implicated with lie.
ander In the Joyous juice manufnc.
tory. was discharged. All three were
arrested by Deputy u. S. Marshal
Frank Colligan on federal warrants
Immediately after the police court
sessions.
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Street Car, Horse,
Auto, Man, Tangle

street car, an automobile and "a
man leading n horse. all tangled to.
gether Friday afternoon on tho 18th
ave. bridge leading TO Ballard.
~ u. Heggo. 3s05 BaElcy ave.
chronioled the mishap for tho police.
u was driving my automobile be-
hind n Frcmont-Ballard car. No. 921,' g
reported Heggs. ''and In attempting
TO pass around the car | collided
with II when ! attempted TO avoid
striking the man and horse. Then l
bounced off the car and struck the
horse
Damage: Horse slightly injured,
automobile. 500: street car. nothing.
! did not get the name OF either the
horse or the man"
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Moonshiners Have
Marine Stills Now

The latest trick OF the willy moon
sinner is the maritime distlllery. ac
cordlng to big Jim McCulloch
sheriff Of Suohomish county. who
was In Seattle Saturday. tcstifying
before the federal grand jury
ITS like this" explained McCul
loch. "A moonshiner buys boat
and sets up his still. lilo goes out in
TO the bay. when an officer comes
TO make an arrest. the moonshlnef
simply rocks the boat and dumps the
copper disabling equipment into a
watery grave. Simple. isn't III"
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For Mr.. and Mrs.
Wash burn

In compllment 20 Mr. aud Mr.,
Robert Wa~hburr. Mr. and Mrs. j.
b Ixowrnan will entertain the mem
~ Of the Country Club Colony In
Formally a, tea at their home sun.
CAV afternoon.
Mr.. washburn Is one OF the men
Who werc originally responsible Tor
the orxaniration Of the Country club,
Mrs. r.. II. Adams gave small IN
formal tea to honor Mrs. Robert
Waahburn. this afternoon at her
home.
with Mr.sand Mira washburn as
honcr guests, Mr.. and Mrs. n. u.
stewart were hosts at small dinner
a their home at the Highlands last
exeGfng.
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Opportunities
For the CashIess
CHERRY CHAT

This IL one big opportunity that Is
open not alone to those with money.
but 10 those with but a few dollars
ready cash.
For Cherry's remarkably easy
monthly terms Of payment Will make
II possible for you to avail yourself
Of all the splendid buying opportunf
ties now open In fashionable apparel
Tor women and misses.
There r. almost no limit 10 the
styles. the fabrics. the grades Of
quality represented in this clearance
~ Cherry's entire winter stock.
~ Is truly the most unique and
y important sales event OF the
Take advantage Of II.
syy's style Shop. POT Rialto
over Pig'n Whistle, on Sec
"u ~, between Madison and
~ 80
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Arctic Club
Dinner Dance

The Arctic club will ON Thursday,
the .9th. give another OF its leap
year par,ics--a dinner dance begin
ming az O'Clock,
The club expects 20 continue thc~o
every alternate Thursday durIng the
coming season.
Some unusual surprises and leap
year features havu been planned Tor
this ffArty
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Tea for Miss CrdUer

With Miss Sallie Cravvr. whose
wedding will take place next week,
as honor guest. Miss Josephine Bulke
ley entertained about forty guests
with an unusually attractive tea at
her home this afternoon. Mrs r. G.,
Randall. Miss Bulkcley'- aunt, pre-
sided over the tea table.
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FUNERAL SERVICES

Mildred Tippio. 20. who died In the
Columbus sanitarium Friday. will be
held AT O'Clock next Monday after
noon at the Buttcrworth chapel. un.
der tho direction OF the Rcbekahs.
Mrs. Tippie liz survived by her hus-
band. Ray Tipple. who lives at 1615
Harbor ave.
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lEIu!h!h



An organization meeting Of classes
in elementary spanish. French and
/ Italian. which will be offered by the
University OF Washington Extension
Service. win be held In 1904 Assem-.
bly, room. Monday. January 20. at I
O'Clock.
instruction Is given By university
professors and university credit is
given to those who meet the require.
ments.
This IL an opportunity for study In
modern languages which should not
be overlooked. For further particu.
lars call at the office Of the Uni.
yersity Extension Service. or call
Main 22g3.
Jubilee Meet
A Jubilee Meet will be held at
Twenty third Avenue Methodist Epis-
copaI church tomorrow at 7.30 y. m.
Addresses given by Senator George
Lasnping and Attorney wingate. All
invited.
Presbyterian Announcements
| Rev II. II. Sutton will speak in the
open air at 8 y. m. Sunday, at corner
of Occidental and Washington. sub.
ject, Who Is on the Throne7"
Rev. y. II. Sutton will speak for
the Inter Church club. In their room
at Moves cafeteria. Wednesday noon.
Subject. The Danger OF the Empty
House"
Dorcas Circle
The Dorcas circle viii meet at the
horne Of Mrs. w. II. Triggs. 22s Sec
ond west at 1870 o'clock Tuesday.
1
Jark London Club
| The Jack London club has its head.
quarters at the Hotel Washington.
l painting by Yasushi Tanaka, which IL
TO be sold for the benefit OF the club.
can be obtained at the hotel.
AIki W0men's Improvement Club
The Alki Women's Improvement
club will hold social meeting with
Mrs s. w. Tweedy. 300s AK avenue.
North AK, Tuesday afternoon ~ 2
o'clock
Woman's Civic Club
The Woman's Civic club will meet
| Tuesday. January 27, at the home OF
Mrs Miller. sos Fifteenth avenue
north. Parliamentary section 1850.
program 200. Candidates for mayor
have been asked to speak. All come
and bring your friends.
Interiake PIT. A.
The Interlake Parent Teacher as.
ISOLATION Will meet Monday at 2:40
In room of the school Tea after
the business meeting
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Sam Lewis Co. at
Y. M. G. A. Sunday

The sam Lewis company. a Ly.
ccum attraction. will entertain the
men at the Y. NJ. c. A. Sunday club
next Sunday afternoon at 2 y. m.
Mr.. Lewis. who tsrads this company
y one OF tho most popular ballad
singers in the ouintry.
Preceding the mass meeting there
viii he special uunts In the lobby
at 215. W. II. Lewis. "A local bust.
ness man, win speak on the subject,
beating the Air"
There will be- SIX discussion groups
following the mass meeting
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PROGRESSIVE Dinner

Preceding the dance Mr.. ard Mrs.
Frederic Christensen gave for their
FRIDAY dancing class. last evening,
twenty.four members Of the sub
debutante set were entertained at a
urogressive dinner beginning at the
home OF Mias Frances listed for the
}lrst course; with the second at the
home Of Miss Katherine Niblock. the
third with Miss Franklin Crawford,
= N the fourth with Miss Laura and
Me- Nancy Emory ~
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Mfr. and Mrs, Earl y. Jarnipon are
guests az the Hotel Seville In New
York City at present. and expect TO
remain there for several mouths
Mr.. and MR.. O. u. Fisher and
daughter. Miss Irene Fisher. who had
planned To sail for Europe before
Christmas sailed instead. December
30. on tho Mauritania. after spending
the Christmas holidays In New York
city.
Mr.. and Mrs !. Thachsr Hodge
who sailed for Shanghai last month.
are now In HonTkonF. touring China
before they 40 % to Japan.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert washhurn. Of
Medford. Oregon. were the guests OF
Mr.. and Mira Warren L. Caxzam
Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. wazhburn
win return 10 Medford Tuesday.
Mrs. Lee Dodge Of Anaoortes Il "A
guest in Seattle. visiting friends.
Captain and Mrs Charles George
Roerncr Dcssic Hlbler) have 70.
turned from an extended trip thru
California. and are with Mrs. Roe
mer's parents Mr.. and Mrs. Ross T..
Iiiblcr. until the first OF February
Then they viii leave for san Fran.
cisco. their home IN tho future. Cap
tain Rocmer will be stationed on the
U. s. y. Unalgn.
Mr.. Percy Perry returned yester
day from San Franciaco. whore he
has been for the past fortnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. william r.. Stock.
ridge have left for California TO be
gone several weeks.
Mrs. Nathaniel Ripley and smnll
son. Robert. who have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Ripley for sew.
eral days, left yesterday for their
home in Raymond.
Lieut.. Colonel and Mrs. James Bell
Crcss Eleanor Chiitcndon) are at
Quarters One, Fort Wayne. Detroit.
Michigan. whore Lieut.. Colonel Creas
/ In now stationed. They left Wash.
ington, -. c.. before Christmas and
spent the holidays with Mrs. Cress'
relatives in Lansing. Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Scott. OF
Omaha, who have been guests at the
Hotel Washington for several days.
have left for their home.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Corbett have
returned from Portland where they
spent several days last week.
Captain Ivan c. Wetiengel. ". s..
NJ. and Mrs. WcttcnRel will leave
next Friday for southern California
20 spend the months leave Just
granted Captain Wettengel.
| Mr.. Clare Farnsworth will leave In
few days 20 join Mrs. Farnsworth
and daughter Nancy in Portland for
short visit there before returning
to Seattle.
tool. and Mrs. Walter Burgess
Beals spent Thursday In Tacoma
where they were honor guests at n
banquet given at tho Tacoma hotel
by the Loyal Legion, OF which or.
ganization Col. Beals was installed
as commander.
Mrs Lindsay II. Lacy, wife of
Lieut.. Commander Lacy OF the u. s.
$. Wyoming. lis leaving today for
Coronado.
Miss Vivienne Jarmon. of East
sound. arrived Thursday to visit her
uncie ana aunt, Mr.. and Mrs James
G. Huteson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel slzer. Of
Raymond. returned Friday. after
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Salvage Pickers
Are Fined i'm Court

City health authorities are opposed
TO salvnging expeditions conducted
by South Enders TO the city garbage
dumps. Police Judge John -. Cor.
don fined c. Ralcs. S.: II. McCor.
mick. $40, and Adolph Turner $40,
for picking over the Dumps.
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Ounce By
Miss Ellen Dulmnqe

In honor Of Miss Dorothy Lyter.
who n leaving to enter the Bishops
school at In Jofla. Miss Ellen Duh
mage entertained about seventeen
couples with a dancing party at the
home Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
W. 3. Dulmage. last evening. Mrs.
:. w. Barbour and Miss Bernetta
Barbour assisted In entertaining.
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Visitor From
.An0cortes Hon0red

In compliment to Mrs. Lee Dodge.
II Anacortes. Mrs. :. III. I'm enter
tanned with handsome luncheon
Thursday afternoon Mt her home. The
cenOrpiece was a great. spring Ike
basket OF daffodils.
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Announce Engagement

Dr. and Mrs r. ". Gushing an
nounc, the engagement OF theis
daughter. Beatrice Norgrove. 20 Mr.
Walter Robert Hoos. OF Seattle. for
merly OF Panama.
The wedding will be solemriret
early In February az tho home OF Or
and Mrs. Cushing
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Ball at Tennis Club

One OF the largest and most inter
esttng social affairs, now being de-
alGned. cut and fitted for Post Ienten
nctivity. will be the ball by the Ten.
mis- club. April .. This is the first big
dance the Tennis club has given since
the war. and the idea Of II has
aroused considerable enthusiasm. II
will take place at christensen's hall
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By REBECCA STEVENSON
Office Phone, Main 600.


In honor OF their Friday nlGht
dancing class. for WHICH Mrs, Thomas
t'ransioli r. patvoncss. Mr. and Mrs
Frederic Christensen entertained with
a very attractive dancing party last
evening
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Tea for Miss PeUy

In compliment TO Miss Pcliy. who
Il the CUES, OF her brother and sister
in.law. MIR. and Mrs. Bernard fclly.
Mr.. Lyman Colt entertained some OF
the honored guests intimate fricnas
informally at tea at her nome TINS
afternoon.
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Thieves Walk Off
With Liberty Bond

Thieves took advantage OF the alb
sencc OF Mrs. NJ. Thompson from her
home at 1910 4sth ave. S. w. Tues
day night and walked off with 800
Liberty Bond and $40 in cash. she
reported TO the police Friday after
noon.
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To aid In the capturc OF nutomo,

bile thieves n Los Angeles man has
invented n clamp to be locked about
n tire which makes loud noise each
time IL strikes pavement and leaves
an easily followed trail.
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Entertains for
Classmates

Miss Katherine Moore entertained
Informally for some OF her school
fetends az the home OF her parents.
1er. and Mrs. Harry Denton Moore.
hnt evening.
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Son

Mr.. and Mrs, II. II Gilman % Port
land are receiving congratulations on
the birth of n son saturday. January
~ Mr.. Gilman II the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. l. G Gilman OF Seattle.
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-Dcltn Chi Dance

Delta Chi fraternity entervlne,
about fifty.fivc couples with an In
formal dancing party at the Tennis
club ,ast evening
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For Miss Isabel Martin

Honoring Miss Isabel Martin. who
= being much entertained In the
o1sogt time remaining before her wed
dlna 70 Mr.. Dominic Brace, February
s. Misc Dorothy Bevis and Miss Adele
Innll gave n small luncheon for the
ueUhsrs Of the bridal party at the
Nrctic club this afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24

President OF the College a Divine
Metaphysics. ST. Louis, Mo, be
gins a course of Lessons In AID.
piled Psychology and Super-Psy-
ehology. for Self.Improvcment. as
follows.
Jan. &c. sp. inflow to Promote
Yourself.
Jan. 81. SD. M. Self Trust and
Self Faith.
Jan 2s. SPIN. - Steps to Great
Power.
Jan %. Up. m. Being Fearless
and Magnetic.
Jan. 30. y. m.-Intuition, or. the
Hunch.
Jan. 81. SIP. m. - Secret Doctrine
of Good and Evil.
SECOND COURSE
Feb. ?. s p m. - Insta n taneous
Healing.
Feb. ,. S y. m. - Healing So-Called
Incurables.
Feb. 4. S p. m. Mental Surgery
for Cancer.
Feb. s. s p. inflow TO Heal In
sanity.
Feb. 6. sp. inflow to Heal Tus
berculosis.
Feb. Z. p. m.-Foods. Fruits, for
Health and Beauty.
one Lesson. 81; six Lessons. IS.
Glasses at Hotel Frye
Orison SWEET Martlen. editor OF
New Success. after hearing Mr..
Green repeatedly last January.
said: "Dr. Green, your lessons
are wonderful"
These lessons will increase your
efficiency. your health. your hap
pinsSs and financial success. Psy-
Geological knowledge will make
room for you here and hereafter.
First lesson will open at $50 p. m.
Registration. beginning at s p. m,
Monday, January IS.
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In Grupalment to Miss Isabel
Martin, Miss Lucille bordeaux enter
O10ed With an unusually pretty mis-
ce11nneous shower at her home this
mfseSnoon-
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Miss Vivienne Jarmon, OF East
sound. arrived Thursday TO visit her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. James
G. Huteson.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel slzer. of
raymond. returned Friday, after