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Charity Bah Tea
at Skinner Home

Many Informal teas have been
Ulven in the interests OF the ticket
nle for the Charity Ball. to BE-
lid December - By the Seattle
Day Nursery. In the Hippodrome-
1hs largest Of these was the DO
uxhtful affair at which Mrs. David
Inward skinner was hosteas on
1huFsdzy afternoon at her residence.
The captains Of that particular com
mittee and their Assistants met for
= discussion before the tsa hour
on1 reported on their sales. Mrx-
- J. Huston. general chairman.
DreMded at tho meeting. with short
eAIks BY Mrz. J. r. Douglas. chair.
nan Of the ticket committee. and
Ufs- Louis Mendel. chairman OF the
1fstributlon committee The news
Nat over one thousand tickets have
Zen sold was greeted with epthusi-
oeu. and . prize was awarded Mrs.
Harry Lyman Strong for selling the
nrgc<t number individually. The
1ninty tea table was presided over
~ Mrs. Andrew Gillespie. Mrs
D5ederick Bauanan. Mrs.. william T.
Perkins and Mrs. J. r. Douglas as
msted by . bevy of young ladies'
from the Junior Guild, including
Miss Anona Roberta MISS Rather
tne Niblock. Miss Louise studiey.
Miss Katherine Luke, Miss Marian
Lane. Miss Geraldine Huston and
Mss Trammell Rutherford.
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Surprise Luncheon
for Miss Hdmlin

In honor Of Aliss Phyllis Hainiln.
whose birthday Il Is. Mrs F. II. Ham
I'm entertained with a delightful sur
prise luncheon today at the Rainier
club The table. arranged for TWEEN
~ guests. was bright with its center
q holiday decorations. holly and mis-
Gr<oe. Later Tho party attended the
matinee az tho Moore.
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INT y !: Sic SIC:
Conducted By
LOUISE ANNABLE
Enjoyable Program
hy Sxyvuphopv nrchoctrs

NY DyiiiI'iioiiy OICiNSIid
Last evening at Moany hall tho
s.atus symphony orchestra gave
their third symphony concert Of the
season. The program vas ono Of
the most enjoy able given this year.
and from the applause which greet
I'd zach number II was voy apparent
that the audience Appreciated v 20
tho full crtent
The opening number was overture
TO -Egmont.- Opus ~. by Beethoven.
which was admirably executed. Then
chcstra. and which the entire string
ID ensemble gave In such q truly
artistic and pleasing manner that u
called for n repetition OF the last
part Eicwie and Musctf@ from Suite
King Christian H." Opus n. by
sib.lius. for strinsr. ciarfne's and
bassoons. was the merit number. The
"iclogie- In written for strinxed In
strumenss alone. Tho "Mus~tts" for
stringn. ciArinets ana bassoofs. This
mot with q burst Of applause ana
Mr.. BparGur most sractousiy TO
sponded with an encore.
Variations In tho oiden style. BY
Gabriel Pierne. h written for fiute.
oboe. ciar1n~t- frtmp~t. horn and
hszsoona. Meeurr. Gnbert. Dcvaux.
o-conomaoo~. Paaly. JAnovsisy. Try
nor and Cleveland performed this
number. and nj the ciose we're 10
enthusiastically received that II was
r~p~assd-
DvorAk's Symphony Ne. 8 Prom
the New World" " Minor. Opus &C."
was the closing number on the pro
gram This N n wonderful compo-
sltion and the orcheetrx gave II La
a mastery and fins~bed manner
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has recently been the honor guest
at ecy~rzi ANAL Dinners
AGREEABLE AFTERNOON
Mrs. Lennon. wife Of Major KEEL
Icy BENJAMIN Lennon. u. 4. A. On.
tersained ON Monday at their Fort
wordsn quarters. The guests. who
brought their sewing and stopped for
tea. WIRE Mrs Merriam. wife Of Col
Henry Macpherson Merriam. u. q.
A. commander Of Fort worden: Mrs.
Miller. wife Of Major Alvin Charles
Miller. medical corps. u. 4. A.: Mira
App.ln. wife Of Major v. J. Applln.
Y. =. A., and Mrs Iirtnkiey. wife os
Capt G H. Brinkley. U. & ~
CARDS AND TEA
On Friday afternoon at their Fort
Wordca quarters. Mrs. Finley. wife
OF Capt. Charles Robert FINLEY. q.
4. A. entertained II auction. one
table being In play. the guosts In
Guiding AIRS Miller. wife OF Maj. Al.
vim Charles Miller. medical corps. u.
4 A. krr, Bowiar. wife Of Capt
Louis J. Bowler. u. 3. A.: Mrs. Oscar
klock0 and MIRA Allan TrumbsuL
AFTER TILE GAME
On Saturday. altar tia Dartmouth
Washington sams. followed by .
dinner. Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Klocker
chapcrvned a party at the university
dance. which included Miss Klockrr.
Miss soefberE. Lieut. Nathaniel AIN.
son Burneii II. u. 8. A.: Lieut. John
Harvey Madison. u. & A.; Lieut..
Thomas Crawford. 4. 4. A: Mr..
Arthur Harris OF Seattle and Mr..
Everstf Fenton a Portland
INFORMAL TEA
AZ an informal tn. following me
matinee. and In honor OF Miss hin.
Mrs. George WEIGH had as her
guests on Saturday Mrs Moore. wife
Of Lieut. Col. Jairus A. Moore. u. q.
A: hrp. Lennon. wife OF Mai. Rei.
ley Benjamin Lennon. u. y. A.: Mrs.
Bowler. wife OF Capt Louis ].
Bowler. u. 3. A.. Miss Eisepbcis.
Miss House. Mrs. James o'connor.
T. Cutter. Mics DownA
COMPLIMENTARY AUCTION
Mira Allan Trumbuli entertained
on Friday afternoon at auction In
honor OF Miss Hin. The playcry
wers Mrs. George welch. Miss Els
enbcis. MIRA Leonard T. Cutter. AfIss
Downa
MONDAY rdHr CLUB
The Monday Night club WIS en-
tertained on Monday by Mira Charles
II. Fink. whose guests were Col
John Stuart Johnston, U. 4. A.. re-
tired. and Mrs. Johnston. Major
John Law Hughes. u. s. A.. retired.
and Mrs.. Hughes. DR.. and Mrs
Charles Francis Kuhn. Mr.. and Mrs.
John 10. Dobbs. Mr.. and Mrs. y. w.
Hastings. Mr.. ana Mrs. ID. II. hin.
MFR. and Mira. N. G. Strong, Mrs.
Oscar Klocker. Miss Klocker. Mr.. IA
II. Hastings.
THEATRE PARTY
Complimenting Mr.. Arthur Goui.
ard. house guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. A.
II. Coleman, Mr.. and Mrs Howard
Hin gave a theatre party on Tues.
day night. followed by a supper. at
| which their guests were Miss
Hughes. Miss Klocker. Miss Eisen.
beis. Miss Kinkaid. Lieutenant
Charles Forrest Wilson. u. &. A.,
Lieutenant Robert william erich.
low H., U. q. A. Mr.. l. A. Allen
and Mr.. Gordon Jamea-
PERSONALS
Lieutenant Colonel Jairus Al
phaeus Moore. y. S. A., has gone
to Camp Lewis TO take an advanced
course in chemical warfare. a
science little understood before the
late war. and one OF the utmost i'm.
portance.
Major Kelley Benjamin Lemmop,
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Sh0sUer for Bride-elect

MrA Richard Munson and MI1
Myrtle Hunson entertained with
miscellaneous shower at their home
last evening. compIImenting Miss
Gegrid Aunson. who will be married
this month Dancing and cards
formed the evenings diversion and
= dainty buffet supper was served
~ midnight
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A@s ANt<Ntta " tNts<%sss ~ :"
II. u. y. A.: Lieut. Nathaniel Alison
Burnsii II. U. =. A.: Lieut. John Har.
vsy Madison. U. q. A.: Lieut. A. II.
weichsil. U. O. A; Mr.. william II.
Hiil.
CHARMING DINNER
Among Fort wordsn's charming
dinners on Thanksgiving night was
tho ono gsven by MAJ. Alvin Charles
Miller. u. a. A.. and Mrs Miller.
whose quests were Capt. Charles IL
Finley. u. 4 A.. and MI. Finley.
DELIGHTFUL OCCASION
A delightful occasion Was the ain
ner given on Thanksgiving night. At
their Fort wordcn quarters. by MAJ.
y. J. Appiin. u. r. A.. and Mr~. Ap
piin. in honor OF Lieut. Col. John
Stuart Johnston. u. r. A.. retired.
and Mrs. johnston
HANDSOME DINNER
A handsome dinner given on
Thanksgiving night by Dr. and Mra.
Jacob C. House and Miss House
brought together an Agreeable group.
which included Mrs. Hawthorne
Twomsicy. Lieut. Haivor III. Myrah.
u. 4. A.. and Lieut. Charles Forrest
Wilson. u. T. A.
pFRurANrE HONOURED
Miss Klock was the guest Of honor
on Thanksgiving night st a dinner
given In Seattle by Mr.. and Mrp. y.
NJ Stpdley. the guests going on to
the Yacht club dance. Among the
offie~rs asked were Lteut. John Har-
vey Madison. q. 4. A.. OF Fort Casey:
Lieut. Nathaniel Allison Burnett H..
U. a A.. Of Fort Fiaxier. and Lieut.
Thomas Crnnford. u. s. A.. Of Camp
lewis.
ATTRACTIVE DINNER
on Thanksgiving night a WHY AT
tractfve dinner was given by Mr..
and Mrs. John r. Dobbs In honor Of
their house guests. Mr.. and Mrs W.
J. Lathrop
CHARMING ARRANGEMENT
On Friday evening at their Fort
Wordcn quarters complimcnting
MIRA Hawthorne Twomsicy OF Sc
attic. the HOUSE, guest Of the rector.
the Rev. George Davis AdamA and
Mrs. Adams. an informal auction was
given by Lieutenant Colonel Jairus
Aphaeus MOORE. u. 8. A.. and Mrs.
Moore. The players were the hostess,
the guest Of honor and Miss House.
Lieutenant Haivor III. Myrah. y. q.
A. Lieutenant Charles Forrest VII.
son. U. a. A. Lieutenant Robert
william Crichlow IL. L. g. A.
HONOURED BY FRATERNITY
Lieutenant Colonel Jairus Aiphaeus
Moore. U. s. A.. previous TO enter
Ing tlr. service. graduate Of Trinity
college. Hartford. Conn. was the
guest Of honor on Saturday. IN Sc
attic. Mt n dinner given by his col.
lego fraternity. Alpha Delta Phi.
HONOR GUARD
Major Royal Kemp Greene. u. 9.
A.. adjutant Of the Puget Sound mr..
tillery district. and Mrs. Grsene. have
as their house guest Mt their Fort
Wordcn quarters Mr.. J. Il. Martin.
Jr.. OF Wallviile. Wash. n brother
OF Mrs. Greene. and recently the
honor guest at several delightful
affairs In tfrs army set
ONE TABLE AUCTION
On Saturday evening at their Fort
worden quarters Major Alvin
Charles Miller. medical corps. u. s.
A.. and Mrs. Miller entertained one
table at auction. Tho players, besides
the host and hostess. were Mrs.
Moore. wife Of Lieut. Col. Jairus
Alphaeus Moore, u. s. A.. and Mrs.
jamin Lennon, u. q. A.
jarnin Lemon. u. 3. A
AIR SERVICE HERO
Cant n NJ RarfIetf mir a.rvi<s
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Mra Hermon Sydney Frye enter.
mined with a luncheon Of eight
covers at her home In East Seattle
1hursday.
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Mrs. Greene. wife Of Major Royal
Kemp Greene. u. q A.. adjutant Of
the Puget Sound artillery district.
has returned TO Fort worden with
her two small children. after
weeks holiday spent at Port An.
geles with her father and sister, Mr..
j. Il, Martin, Sr., and Miss Martin.
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Gomnan Phi Beta to Meet

The Gamma Phi Beta sorority win
meet at the home Of Mrs. Miller Free
man. s3z nth ave. NJ. Tuesday, De-
cember Z. with luncheon at 1890.
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Theatre P1rtu

Mrs. Michael J. Mccain snter.
tained with a theatr. party at the
Moore yesterday In honor Of Mrs.
George Williams, who is leaving
soon TO make her home id Port
land
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS


Rsinisr PIT. A.
The Rainier PIT. A. win meet IN
room n Tuesday, December 7, At
8 d. m, Piano selections by Misc
vesta Muth. The speaker viii b.
m,ss Aimina George Hsfreahments
win be served
Marathon Yufr~tairnrnf Club
The Marathon Entertainment club
Of the Maccabces will hold a meeting
Monday, December 8. at y. IN at
1876 Harvard ave.
PrHirfe Rose Cub
The Prairie Rose club viii meet n
fhe home OF Mrs. w. NJ Prince. 5os2
fim ave. N. ~. Monday. December
q. Mt 2 p. m Election Of officers for
the coming year.
M Raisev Pnrk Presbyterian Church
Mr.. Baker Park Presbyterian
church viii hold in annual bazaar
Al the home Of Mr.. J. A. Duncan,
2so1 cascaiia ave-. ON Tuesday. De
o>mber 7. afternoon and cvening
There viii be a sale OF useful and
fancy articles. appropriate for Christ.
rnas gifts besides a desicafsaxsn and
snndy booth.
Alpha Chi Omexa
Alpha Chi Omega sorority announ-
oes the annual bazaar 10 be given AZ
the chant ~r host.e AEaa rlfh aya ~
E.. December IL. from 2 uur1 6 %.
m. offering 10 the Christmas shop
per nm attractive assortment OF spe-
eialtee. A novel deiicaiessen booth
and musical program win be
part OF the afternoons featursa
Al sct4s<y 10 Repent Pisy
ouiI,ing Party" given by the Ladder
Aid society N Calvary NJ E. church
on Noycrnbe< 20 win be repeated by
rcqus~t December II. The night Of
November "a was 80 stormy many
who wished ~ attend were unable 10
do SO.
Quern Anne PIT. A.
walton league win meet Tuesday. De
o~rnbcr 7. nj $50 .. m. at the home
Of Mr.. L. u. Relkopa 24Ji First
ave. N. The program viii consist Of
musical selections and DR.. Royal A.
Analysis-
Calssdh Club
Caj~sdh club win meet Tuesday,
December I. AT D. m. AT the home
OF Mrs. Burton r.. B~lers. 1899 Har.
ward av~. Mrs. G. II. w. Raymond
WIN give a talk nj o'clock on --The
faws for Women Pertaining 70 the
state OF Washington"
AIhh chapter No. les. o. r r..
win give their fourth and las,
dancing party Of the year At the ocd
Folioww temple. 10th and Pine, or.
Saturday evening, December IL. All
Eastern stars. Masons and their
friends are cordially invited to at
tend
-
McDmLd PIT. A.
wednesday December 4 NJ a.45 %.
m. Miss Nellie Coodllne win be TIM
speaker.
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Miss Oldham to
Entertain at Sumner

Tomorrow evening. In compliment
70 Lieut.. and Mrs. Stuart Macklin,
who are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs..
William Chester Keith. Mics Frances
Oldham win entertain with an infor-
NAL supper at home.
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Dinner at Yacht Club

NJ. ard Mrr. William II. Slilman
ors entertaining this evening with n
Amer At the Yacht club
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Cornish School
Pupils Recital

This evening at $50 O'Clock tbarc
win be- n students recital at the
Cornish school Of music. Pupils from
the clasreH Of Miss DAN. Ar. Arm
strong. Mr.. JouJerviIie and Mr.
Wells win give the program. which
follows:
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Mrs. John Grecnough Of vancou.
yer. n. c.. II spending = few days
in the city
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Captain II. J. Kcsscy. u. &. A..
corps. U. s. A.. at present at Fort
Casey. has received orders TO pro-
coed TO san francisco for dis
charge
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WOMEN'S CLUBS
SEWARD social Club

Seward Social and Literary club
win meet Friday. December 10. Mt
%. m. al the home Of Mrs. q. r. No
Coy. 1883 Brandon 1T Mrs. u. II
Davis will be the aSsiatant hostess.
Glft day and Christmas suggestions
will Dc discusaed.
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wmasfs orutury Cab Mcs1inu

The Spanish department Of fths
Wounan's Century club meets every
"wednesday In the Dutton ROOM a
the Y. w. c. A. at 1890 a m :
The literature and travel depart
meut will meet Friday. December 10.
at II a. N. ia the Y. W. c. A. Miss
Cynthia u. Adams viii rrv1ew an
American novel and Mrs M f. Pearl
win give the trayeiogus OF Pixies
Peak and hanitou.
The social service department. YIN
meet at the Federated club house
Thur.day, December 1e.. al 2 .. m
Ladies' are asked 90 bring gifts for
girls OF the Industrial home-
The regular meeting OF the Wo-
mans Century club VIII be an open
day Friday. December 10 AZ D. m
IN the Y. w. G. A auditorium The
program at .. m is In charge Of
Mrs. y. 4. Ingralam. chairman OF the
drama department A play WI b
presented entitled The Tenth OF he
Arabs" By Lord Dunsany. given ~
der the direction Of Mr.. Harry NJ
Murry.
The Am~ricanization departmenf
will meet In the Dutfon room. T. W.
c. A. Friday. December 10. - 1
.. m
The French department meets
every Monday at the Hotel WANING
ton. from ~ until 2:30 y. m
Household administration depart
ment win meet at the home OF Mrs
Henry Bittman. se25 Eastern ave-
Wednesday. December 8. at 1880
O'Clock. Each lady Ia asked 70 bring
sandwiches. knife. fork and spoon
Program and demonstration Of house
hold appliances
The art department meeting has
been postponed from December s un-
III December 10. when II VIII met
with Airs. J. ~ shaw. l2zs END ava
NJ ~ 2 - m
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There win be n regular bussnes
meeting OF the Athletic club on
wednesday. December 18th.
o'clock Meet for supper II .
O'Clock In cafeteria. followed By
business meeting ON second moor.
club rooms. followed by sports In
the gymnasium at o'clock
We hope chat all girls interested
In sports win come The Athlete
club means 10 have an sports thru
out tho year
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Miss Shedh0n to Be
Dinner Hostess

Miss Virginia sheahan VIII enter
n1n At dinner Tuesday evening at
her home.
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Netrs From the Three
Forts - Worden,
Fldgler and Casey

COMMANDER E>TERTAfSS
On Thanksgiving night Colonel
John I. Hayden. u. 4 A.. com
naandsr Of the Puget Sound Artillery
district. entertained Al dinner Al his
Fort Worden quarters. In honor OF
his house guests. Mr.. and Mr.. J. /.
Hayden. OF Seattle. The party was
axreeably compieted By Major Alvin
Charles Miller. Medical corps. y. 8.
A.. and MrA Miller.
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Miss Helen Foster cnme over
from Tacoma yesterday TO attend
the Crystal Ball. and r. the guest OF
Mira L. j. Love at her apartment
In the willard
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On Saturday the dinner guests Of
Colonel John l. Hayden. u. 8. A..
commander Of the Puget Sound Ar
uilsry district. were Captain Louis
J. Bowler. Y. .. A. and Mrs. Bow
icr. Lieutenant Rruce A. Mcdowell
u $. A.. and Mrs. Mcdowell. whom
the AFFAIR charminxiy compiimentsd
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Mr.. and Mrs. Don G. Jordan are
receiving the congratulations OF
their friends upon the birth Of a
daughter Thursday afternoon at the
Minor hospital.
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Tuesday. Dccznbc~ IN one orr
mopolitan club Of the Seattle y
w. c. A. win meet at sharp for
the regular monthly business meet
ing and annual election Of ofncerA
All members are requested to At
tend In order 70 have . fau cleo
ton There will be club supper In
the cafeteria at 9 O'clock
The Friends Of AL club WIN meck
for club supper In the cafeteria
at o'clock on Thursday. Deccm-
Der 9Th with Bible class IN tho
club rooms at Gas p M Mis-
Marie Bernard Of the Z. w. C. A.
placement bureau viii also meet
the club members TO explain the
work OF her department as IL
pertains TO business girls
wednesday night, December sth.
the Fellowship club viii have IT.
regular club supper IN the tea
room az 6 O'Clock. with Biby sturdy
to follow In the Bible class rooms
Friday afternoon at T=so. Dccrm-
Der 10th. the Acacia club for mas.
ried women will have their BibAe
class with social hour to follow. J
ON Friday night December ION.
the Aitrua club win meet II 8
D. m for club supper and At Z
.. m win have Bible ciau In the
club rooms. Miss Marie Bernard
OF the placement bureau Of the
Seattle Y. w. C A win explain
the work Of her department to the
business girls who comprise the
members % the club.
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Mr.. and Mira Albert L. Barrett
are receiving the congratulations OF
their friends on the birth ola daugh.
ter. Friday morning. December .. In
Providence hospital. Mrs. Barrett
was formerly Miss Nan Walsh. and
during the war served overseas with
tho Red Cross
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DELIGHTFUL. DINNER

Al their Fort worden quarters on
Thanksxfvins night Colonel Henry
Macpherson Merriam. q. s. A. com
mander Of Fort ,Worden. and Mrs
Merriam. were hosts af q delightful
dinner. their guests including Leu.
tenant Colonel Jairus Alphasus
Moore Y. s. A.. and Mrs. Moore,
Captain Louis ,. Bowler. y. y. A.,
and Mrs. Bowler.
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U. g. A.. WINS received into the Ma
sonic Shrine In Seattle on Saturday
ut ceremony understood TO have
been very impressive
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The Bachelor club win give ~
famous holiday hop on Satnrdf
evening. December IL. at tbs ha,,s
Nc temple.
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AIR SERVICE HERO
Capt y. NJ Bartlett air service.
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ONE TABLE AUCTION

On Saturday evening at their Fort
Worden quarters Major Alvin
Charles Miller. medical corps. u. s.
A., and Mrs. Miller entertained one
table at auction. Tho players, besides
the host and hostess. were Mrs.
Moore. wife Of Lieut. Col. Jairus
Alphaeus Moore, u. 8. A.. and Mrs.
jamin Lennon, U. 8. A.
jarnin Lemon. u. y. A
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VICTORIA VISITOR
cOMPLIAENTED


A. compiimented Mrs. Charles y.
Of Mr.. and MIRA Harvey L. TibbAls-
Mrs. Lennon. wife Of Major Kelley
BENJAMIN Lennon. u. g. A.. pre-
sided at the tea-tabie. an artistic AZ
fair. adorned with Q teA cloth Of
Chinese dragon embroidery. lighted
by four candles In Spanish candle
sticks. loot OF old Seville. and CEN
tered By flowers In a BuddhA bowl
lovely bit Of the famous silver
ware made by tho natives of
ccyion. at Kanday. IN the hills
beyond Colombo. The collation. was
simple but quite perfect. and the
guests formed a gay and attractive
group including the hostess. her
aids. Mrs. Hawthorne Twomsley and
Mias House. the honor guest. Mrs.
Charles +. Goodrich. Mrs. Merriam.
wife Of Colonel Henry Macpherson
Merriam, u. & A.. commander Of
Fort Worden; Mra Johnston, wife
Of Lsutenant-Coionei John Stuart
Johnston. u. s. A.. retired: Mrs.
Greene. wife OF Major Royal Kemp
Greene. u. 3. A.. sdjutant OF the
Puget Sound Artillery district: Mrs
Lennon. wife OF Major Kelley Ben
jamin Lennon. y. 3. A.: Mrs. Nil
Ter. wife of Major Alvin Charles
Miller, Medical corps, u. q. A.; Mrs.
Applin. wife OF Major ". ,. ApplIn,
y. s. A.: Mrs. Diflman, wife of Ma.
jor Frederick Dirlnan, u. q. A.:
Mra Hughea wife Of Major John
Law Hughes. u. s. A.. retired. Mrs
Bowler. wffe of Captain Louis J.
Bowler, u. 8. A.. Mrs. Brinkley, wife
Of Captain G. r. Brinkley. u. q. A.;
Mrs. Mcdowell, wife of Lieutenant
Bruce A. Mcdowell. u. 8. A.: Mn.
Jacob G. House. Mrs. Harvey L.
Tibbsls. Mrs. r. r. Ringwait, Mr..
A. r.. Coleman. Mrs. Hudson II. Nor.
rison. Mrs George Davis Adams,
Mrs Frederick J. bailey.
BACHELOR DrNNERHosrs
At Fort worden on Thanksgiving
eve. the bachelor officers were din
ner-hosts preceding the officers
~%sNs t' b1ftys tAARrIOue1 Dy
Colonel Jairus Aphaeus Moore, U.
8. A.. and Mrs. Moore. Included Miss
House and her guest. Miss CharnIey
of Indiana, Miss KIocker and her
guest. Miss Soelberg. OF Seattle;
Miss Hughes. Captain p. X. Parker
U. $. A. Lieutenant HaIvor II. Ny
rah, u. 8. A.. Lieutenant Charles
Forrest Wilson, U. 3. A., Lieutenant
Robert William Cfchlow. IT,. u. s.
A. Lieutenant Nathaniel Allison Bur.
nell, u. 9. A.. Lieutenant John Har.
vey Madison. u. 8. ~
oFFTCTR8 DANCE
At Fort worden on Thanksgiving
eve the officers dance took prefer.
ence of all other affairs. The highly
efficient committee In charge in
cluded Major r. J. AppIin. U. g. A..
Captain Louis J. Bowler. U. 3. A.,
Captain r. Il Parker. U. 8. A.. Lieu
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Alpha Chi Omega sorority announ-
ees the annual bazaar 10 be given AZ
the chapter ho'se. ASA 18th ave. n.
li. D~csmber II. from uu1fi 8 %.
m. offering 20 the Christmas shop
per nm attractive assortment Of spe-
ttaiues. A novel delicaiessen booth
and musical program win be q
part OF the afternoons featursa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04

The play entitled Aunt Jerusha's
Quilting Party" given by the Ladder
Aid society N Calvary M. E. church
on November 20 win be repeated by
rssquR~t December II. The night Of
November "a was 30 stormy many
who wished ~ attend were unable To
do SO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04
M Ba,se~ Prss Presbyterian Cmrc4

Mr.. Baker Park Presbyterian
church viii hold in annual bazaar
Al the home Of Mrs. J. A. Duncan,
2so1 cascadia ave-. ON Tuesday. De
o>mber 7. afternoon and evening.
There viii BE- a sale OF useful and
fancy articles. appropriate for Christ.
rnas gifts. besides a deiicafefxsn and
cnndy booth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Claude
Thompson will arrive Tuesday from
their home In Bcllingham. to spend
rev days n guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Ross Downs.