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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-24

New Mexico is luesr than some states She is going to
get good governor either way It goes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-24

Another easy way to avoid paying rent Is to write
threatening letter to the president and hang around Fhe
the secret service can find You.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-24

WELL, anyhow, they kin settle down
" Z homework now tn tn polls
open eth trouble with this hip poet
stuff IS that If you happen e be on tn
water wagon you can't take a lemon
ace or cigar" complained Lafe Bud
t'day.
copVrlEht National Newspaper ssr7iss
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-24

Exclusive features and ccurlats
peclal CuIesr1ndents covering
lstcus . c. ard New IcrE
% clls1 martr-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-15
Jack London
Club Premiere

The formal opening Of tho Jack
London club will BE- held az the Hotel
Warrington. beginning today and
lasting four days TSc hours arr
from N until o'clock with the rS
ception Of Sunday. when they viii b.
from until 5 o'clock HrHldes the
display Of Yasushi Tauaka'a painting.
the Black LAZY" each day viii be
marked by some special activity for
the purpose OF emphasizing the aim
Of the Jack London club. Literature
suggesting the duties % the animal
lover Will he distributed free. To
day Mrs Erastus Bralrerd will Ne
hostess and The Horse" poem rs
Ella Wheeler Wilcox. was given
out. Mrs. Charles Thomson viii be
in charge Friday with tho special fea
ture the display OF "Ponio's" picture
saturday Mrs Jesse Ives - hostess
Litrratur. viii again BE- distributed
sunday a collar will be presented 20
"ponto."
A special invitation Is extended "a
the Boy Scouts 20 be present each
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-15
By CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss GREY: read "Lieut. A. By letter, asking
ohethcr there Is sort Of intuition mat wonh epea
brother and sister from falling lore 1oi another ser
a should they have been separated iohen chtdren oa
should later lchen they had reached MATURITY ignorant
Of the fact that Mey relatives!
Let tell him Of experience Of my sisters foster chd
strange the sound, 1t 49, meperhetess gospel
truth:
Toenv-too years IN Edmonton Alberta Canadd two
children bog of J. the oheru girl months 3D. 1oere
sepdrated by the death Of their father, Who member
Of the Northoest mounted police NJ sitter hdving no chill
dren Of her adopted the girl and other people TOOK the
boy.
As it happened both brought the children up as their own
When the children mere old enough to hare kno"n better
they not told
My sister, shortly after she took the baby moved TO
Seattle, whie the people uho adopted the bog remained IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-15

We've got 20 keep a calendar OF
some kind" said the practical en-.
ginccr nv We sat up. on our respect.
ivr touches. several hours later.
Yesterday was Christmas. n
anything should happen 10 our
watches. we'd soon lose track ~ the
days and nights. so we'd better
mark on each "a hours. somehow. "
II suppose your mind IN on the
provisions" put In the doctor. Since
It's breakfast time"
And no coffeer' rroaned Archer.
Spence rose and went over 90 the
basket OF provisions which Donna
Camilla had set down By the door
chryu went with him ana together
they spread out the boxes Of food
on ono Of the four duplicate tables.
ITS weeks supply for two
women" said the doctor. Ample II
IN evident, ! should say. that your
captor intends 10 return on New
Years day.
Expecting 20 find us crazed with
fear, a sweet revenge" muir.
INJURED.
Just why docs the old lady hate
you Firin-and denire sweet re.
yenrc7" queried Archer.
explained that she held me re-.
sponnihie for tho dcath Of her daugh.
ter ana Chrys FOR
I stopped 30 use 10 speak Of
certria' devotion to me. nor OF Don
Aanuei's love Tor Chrya n would
sound 90 cnnc.ltcd--lt seemed to aus
gcst that men were In tho habit Of
falling IN love with ChryH and mei
Donna Camilla simply ioathsa all
Am-rieans--and especially American
women" I concluded abruptly
She's going 20 be a disappointed
old party this time You1i neither
be mad nor dead when she returns. d"
remarked the doctor confidently !
liked the tone Of his voice We
must al be practical. I thought
You know all about rations."
said Divide this stuff into even
parts for zach day 81 the old year.
Then divide Il aEain into three hal
anc-d' meals day Tor each o. Us
four q
Tue men INFECTED
"A very little food will suffice FOR
us men. raid the dartor We can
i've on water for quite q while you
know
And let your strength run down. "
commented Indignantly. Then
youIi b. ~ no use whatever 20 Us
women In case We may need you
nwfuily maybe 90 FIGHT Tor us-be.
fore We Eos out Of here ] said. ana
my sincerity brought tho tears to
my eyes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-15
WE RALLY OUR STRENGTH TO STAND SIEGE
AGAINST MADNESS

Chrys was standing between the
two men. Being unable 70 speak.
she put n hand on a wrist OF each
and simply smiled. think her touch.
not my plea. won the decision j
wanted.
Jordan Spence spoke Immediately
As you will. Mrs. Lorim.r." And
ho proceeded 10 make "A fair division
Of the food chrys TO oversee
the Job.
thought. as I watched them. that
az last I had found n man who was
really worthy 90 WOO and win chry-
atobel Lorimer. Dr. Spence would
understand her and humor her as
much but no more than was good
for her. And remembered with a
great giadnoha that aitho the had
married Hamilton certeis. she had
never been his bride.
AZ the time Of tho wedding che
had thought herself in love with
csrteis. That was why he had been
able Co coerce her into the ceremony.
However. she had AT the time mp
proved OF his liberal political Ideas.
She had. more than once, defended
his sentimental. fantastical. ultra
modern radicaiism. She had liked 10
think herself one OF the mentally
elect. enc of group which would re-
form this old eartl
"chrys has been asleep In moro
ways than one" said myself 20 my
self Maybe this splendid Prince
Charming l. the real man who VIII
wake her-and restore her normal
sense as well AZ her speech
resolved 20 tell Jordan Spence all
abou, her as soon an could shaSc
an opportunity. 20 do so.
fTo Be Continuedl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-15

= Whep the war came on the boy
enlisted. and when he saw action In
France, was wounded and sent home.
He WIS In the hospital at Edmonton
for some time. Then he decided 20
travel 10 California In hopes that the
trip and the climate might bring
back his health. when he passed
thru Seattle. he stopped off for a
few days. While here he met the
girl. now a young woman. How they
met. | do not know. perhaps by the
unseen hand that weaves the warp
and wool OF our lives. sometimes NJ
wonderfully beautiful. and sometimes
10 tragicaily sad.
He liked the girl. became inter.
csted In her and she. well. young
wounded heroes were. In those days
quite curiosity. 20 say the least.
When he went on down South. he
asked her IL he could write to her.
and. OF course. shc was quite excited
about IL.
A. she told me later. II only She
had told her foster parents then,
things would have been different.
But. like 80 many other young girls
she kept her affair Of the heart 10
herself They corresponded for
eight months. the girl never once
telling about IL. and then they de
cided 20 be married.
She was 20 meet him in Santa
Monica, and they would be married
there.
The girl told her foster parents she
WAS going TO visit an out-of.iown
friend for a couple OF weeks. A
week passed BY and they hadn',
heard from her. 90 they decided "a
drive down and see what WIS wrong
OF course. when they got there. they
found abe had never even been there
They went right back home and
when examining all the things abe
had left. they found The letters lac
had written her. i.eaiizinE what q
terrible thing had happened. they.
~ ognizlnE the name nj once. wired
10 his foster parents the whole story.
and then lief, for Santa Monica.
They found them and told them
the truth. whereupon tho boy left
Immediately. and has never been
seen since. We have heard that he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-15
Credit House
Holds Big Sale
CHERRY CHAT

Tho important value event OF tho
year IL now In progress at Cherry's.
end floor Rialto building.
Always a popular place 90 trade
because of the exceptionally fine
showing Of Fashionable apparel. and
the unusually convenient monthly
terms. Chorry's re now offering spc-
cial price inducements that are at.
tracing eager throngs OF buyers.
Every up-to.the-minute mode In
winter coats. suits and frocks for
women and misses Is included In this
great clearance sale, and tho entire
stock Of winter merchandise must he
disposed OF I'm very short order.
Just n fcw dollars cash ls all you
need 20 take advantage OF this great
opportunity ana you may finish pay.
Ing while you wear tho clothes.
Cherry's style shop. 2O7 Rlaito
building, over Pig'n Whistle. on end
ave. shetween Madison and Spring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-15
Homemade
uuSdge

Dear Miss Grey: VIII you pieacs
give me a good recipe for home-mads
"a usage and obllge r. NJ.
Run six pounds Of lean pork
thru a mca; chopper. Mix with
three tablespoons powdered sage.
two tablespoons salt. one table
spoon pepper. and two teaspoons
each Of ground cloves and mace.
and one grated nutmeg. Mix
thoroly. pack In a stone jar.
cover with melted cottolene or
other fat 10 exclude the air.
Keep IN a cold cellar. This Is
excellent with fried apples.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-15

British.American Association

The British.American association
will give It's regular dance at Chris
tenscn's Broadway hall. broadway
and Madison. All friends Of the as
ISOLATION invited.
Altar Guild Of 81. Clements Church
The Altar guild OF st. Clements
church viii hold business meeting
at 7.s0 D. m. at the roctory, i6i
Twenty.fourth south.
Ladies' Literary and Musical Club
Tho Ladies' Literary and Musical
club will meet at the home Of Mrs.
s.. Levinson. 1903 Green Lake boulc.
ward
BETA Theta III
Mothers OF Beta Theta III meet at
y. m. at Beta house. Tea served
Ridley Rcbeccas
Ridley Rebecca lodge win hold
their FIRST. Of the year series this
Friday evening M Douglas hall. 10th
ave. and T.. Pine.
Adele VI. Fieldc Parliamentary Club
Adele NJ. tielde Parliamentary
Procedure club will meet At 1880 D.
m. Mt the Washington Annex. Par.
liamcntary law In charge OF Mrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-15
Lighthouse for the Blind
Chances Address,

Nc Lighthouse for the Blind. Inc,
has removed ~ headquarters from
1890 Fifth avenue to ais University,
IN the Red Cross headquarters. Tel
ephone Elliott 7g5.
The Lighthouse for the Blind Is
preparing for its annual big meeting
which win take place Monday, Feb
ruary ?, IN the auditorium at Fred
erick and Nelson's. Those who are
Interested or wish Information about
the meeting telephone Elliott 1875.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-15

Mr. and Airs. Hickman Price and
aon. Hickman Price. Jr.. who have
been visiting MIR. Prices parents,
Mr.. and Mrs John Ewing Price. are
returning today 60 their homo In
New York city
Mrs t.cwis ~ Peoples. who spent
the holidays ln New York With her
daughter. Miss Beatrice Peoples. has
returned Ia Seattle,
Mrs. O. Aston iioiu and daughter.
Nisa Alice Hole. and son. Mr.. Grcn'
del Hole. returned yesterday from
the East where they have been for
the past month,
Miss Alice Lowell OF Chicago. will
arrive Monday 20 be Miss Virginia
Cooks guest for tho next six or
cigh, weeks. q.
Judge u. ". Jennings left last
week Tor Juneau. Alaska. where Mrs.
della Jennings. will Join him IN the
rpring.
Mrs !. " Waidrip. who has been
visiting Mrs Roy Page Ballard and
afru. Q v iaFarse. haa returned 20
Fast Sound.
pr. and Mrs. y. J. Conneu. OF
Portland. who have been the guests
o. Mr. and Airs Patrick Gleason. are
returning homo Friday,
Mrs. Allan Trunbuii and small
son. Of Port Townsend. are tho
guests % Mrs Trumbuil'a mothcrIn'
law. Mrs. John Trumbuii. for short
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. A. Held will spend
ncr, week In Vancouver.
Mr.. Eugene walker. ~ WILDLY
Island. IL spending n few days IN
Seattle before leaving for Waila
Walla 10 snter Whitman.
Mrs. Montgomery ward of Aher
deem. IL spending a week In Seattle.
guest at the Hotel Washington.
Miss Orc~oia House has returned
from n!e Lake. where she spent tho
week end with Mr. and MrH. Frank
Fellows Day.
Mr. and Mrs Raymond Iiowobom.
who have recently cufne 20 Seattle
from California. arc AZ preAen;
guests AZ tho Hotel OTIS
Mr Chester kellogg has returned
from California where he spent tho
holidays.
Mrs Otis Floyd Lamson viii leave
Z the last ~ this month on n lecture
tour which VIII include the larger
cities Of the United states.
Miss Maryanue shlpmau. OF Spo
kane. wi arrive in Seattle shortly
I to spend several weeks with Miss
( Katherine Jerome.
/ Mr. and Mrs l.. II. Douglas re.
moved this week TO the new home
thoy have built at Eleventh avenue
north and Lynn street.
Mrs w. ". NJ McCrabhr and her
sister. Miss Farris Norton. will leave
I Tuesday for San Francisco. They
have shipped their car down and viii
motor thru the southern part 81 the
state.
/ Niles Jeanette Donaldson. ~ Spo.
kane. IL the guest Of Mr. and Ms
I Herbert =. Wooicy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-15
Advice TO
Nedrly Married

Dear Miss Grey: Does one have
20 take along a witness when apply
ing for a marriage license7 THANK
lng you. AL.
II ~ necessary TO take a wit
ness who knows both parties. or
one knowing the prospective
bride, and another who knows
the prospective groom. provided
they haven't a mutual friend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-15
Orersens Club

Tho Overseas club viii hold their
next dance Saturday at ? O'Clock az
Douglas hall. The proceeds from
these dances are used for local r.
lief work. The committee In charge
includes. Mrs. r. Rec@. Mrs. ,.
Bible. Mr. Harry Jackman. Mr, II. \
Sinclair. Mrs. George Case. Mlas Gen.
evievc Grant. There win be spccia 7
decorations. as this will be Oriental
night"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-15
Dance bu Miss Ames

Miss Margaret ANTS entertained
about $50 guests nj handsome
dance at the Tennis club last eve.
ming. shades OF soft pink covered
the lights. wound with garlands OF
IVY. and pink ehrysanthemums aed
ferns were used about the rooms.
later In the evening a buffet supper
Was served from long table, with a
ccntcrpiece Of pink iiowcio ard forms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-15
Progressive Dinner

Presiding the dance Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederic Christensen are giving. Jan
nary 20. for their Friday night dane
ting ciass. twenty-fouS members OF
Tire younger set viii be entertained
with a progressive dinner. with the
first course at Miss Frances Isted'a
home. tlse second at the home OF Miss
Katherine Siblock. the third with
1lins Franklin Crawford. and the
fourth with Miss Laura Emory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-15

The University Of Warrington viii
open ltH extension course IN Employ
mcnt Mana cement Tucsday. Ianu.
AIRY 20. az T9e During the war "a
course in this subject was given az
tho university and proved % great
value II - hoped that the course
now beginning viii BE- taken advant.
aKw OF By a large number Of people
who are dcaiFouA % preparing for
this type Of work which IL proving
Of 20 much importance In connection
with the large business enterprises
OF today.
An idea Of th- value Of the course
may be obtained from list Of Soma
Of the topics which are taken up.
Ahscntistn and Hardness. applica
tons. apprenticeship and training.
associations ~ employment TninaE.
ers. character analysis. complaints
cooperation In mana ErrnsrL dis
charge and voluntary leaving. diS'
cipilnr. employment office layout
methods % record keeping. follow NJ
hours. hours - work. fatigue and
rest periods. housing. hygiene and
sanitation. interviews. iob analysts.
Job specifications. standard proceed
ure. labor legislation. sources % Ia.
Dor supply. medical aid. medical and
physical examinations. mental tests.
methods of introducing department.
relations with foreman and other
executives. personal service. promo
tons. publicity. rating employees.
recreation. references and recon.
msndntions. reports % employment
department. acquisitions for help. res
tauranta and lunch rooms. accidents
lee. suggestion system. transfers
transportation. extent and causes ~
turnover. unemployment. union "a.
Dor wage department. wage prob
lens. women and mirors In Industry
dilution ~ labor and workmen's com
pensation
Tho course VIII consist OF twenty
weekly sessions and viii be In charge
Of Professor stephen l. Miller. II
the College 81 business Administra
ton He will have the assistance NJ
other experts Students may regis
ter at any time nj the office 81 the
Extension Service. iotf Henry build
ing
King County Humane Society
The King County Humane society
held their annual meeting and cleo
ton Of officers Tuesday evening NJ
the Y. NJ. G. 4. and the followinf
officers we're elected Tor tho year
President. Mr.. G. ". Farrer. FIRST vice
president. Mr. Nathan Eekstcin. sec
ond vice president. Mrs Frederic
strive; aecrefary. Mr. Charles III
Howell. field secretary. Mrs. Eliza
beth Dickson Baird treasurer. Mrs
{. y Bognrdus. trustees. Mrs. Joshua
Groen. Mrs. c. Norman Compton. Mr.
~. a. Schroeder. Mr. ". a. Schocn.
field, Mr. paul Goerner and Mr.. Frank
McDcrmott.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-15
New Americans to
Meet at Y. M. G. A.

The second meeting of tho Y. ~.
G. A. naturalization course will
take place Thursday evening at the
association building. Fourth ave.
and Madison 81. The course IL free
to all foreign horn men and women
who desire TO become American
clflzens
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-15
For Miss Crdrcr
and Mr.. MckechniC

In compliment 90 Alss Sall.a era
YER and .Atr. Angus McNc~hntc,
whose engagement was recently an,
nounccd. Mr. and Mrs, Paul CART
gan will entertain thiriy-stx guests at
a dance AZ their home Friday eve
ning,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-15
Dance By Miss
Ellen Dulmdqe

Compiimenting Miss Dorothy Ly.
ter. who win enter the Bishops school
at La Jolla. I'm the near future. Miss
Ellen Dulmagc will entertain about
seventeen couples with dancing
party at the home OF her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Dulmage. Fri.
day evening. January -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-15
Announce Engagement

Mr.. and Mfrs. W. w. belong an
nounco the engagement OF thelr
daughter. Franc. "a Mr. Norman I'D
ward Coles. Mir, and Mrs. Dcioug
and Miss DeLong have recently come
20 Seattle from Berkeley, where Miss
belong was a student Mt the Gait
fornia school OF Arts and Crafts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-15
Psi Epsilon
Dinner Dance

Psi Epsilon fraternity will give a
formal dinpcr dance at the Rainier
club Friday. January 20. instead OF
~ the Army and Navy club as was
first planned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-15
Theta Sigma Phi
10 Entertain

Theta Sigma Phi. honorary jour
uaitsm sorority. viii entertain with
= tea In compliment TO the women
connected with the Newspaper In
otttute. Friday afternoon from until
{ O'Clock. in room EOS in the Home
Economics building on the Uniyer'
oity campus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-15

10 compliment Mrs. r. r. Hanion.
~ Martin Rozema entertained
IN an attractive luncheon for eight
her home this afternoon.
Mrs. Hanion with MIR. lanlon Is
eturnins from Tokyo. where Mr..
slanlon has been engaged In special
government work with the railroads
fpr the past year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-15
ooooEo ONE QUESTION

PORTLAND. Jan. 1.-THE cen
sus taker who enumerated a. men
and eight women at the city Jail
failed to ask one II the customary
questions. do you own the place
in which you llvee"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-15
IMPORTANT ENVELOPE

ST. LOUIS. Jan. i5.--S;. Louis
lans today are looking for a large
Manila envelope. Carl A. Bibble
Philadelphia attorney notified po-
lice he lost the envelope contain
ing 100 $50 bills while waiting fos
a train TO Tulsa. Okla. TO buy oil
lands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-15
THEY'RE HARDY GOATS

KANSAS CITY. Jan. is-Thcy
thrive best IN temperature so Tea
Is below zero. are put In cold
storage during summer and are fcd
iced tea as substitute for snow
and moss. They are Alaskan goats
at the Kansas City poultry show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-15
t'irthdaN .AnnirersarN

TO celebrate the ssth birthday OF
Madame Halnsworth. MIR. Hams.
worfh's mother. Air and Mrs. y.
walter Hainsworth entertained with
h family dinner at their home sun.
day evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-15
brighton Beach Community Club

IlrlEhfOn Heach Community cIub
win hold ia regular meeting at 80
O'Clock Friday evening at brighton
Congregational Social hall, The
speaker. Mir. Frank kannair. VIII
talk on the anti Japanese question,
Tho men are In charge ~ the meet
lng and have promised good pro
gram. Luncheon as usual Coffee
win b. served By tho committee. All
are welcome,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-15

IL somewhere in the Hawaiian Is
lands.
The girl returned TO her home
dszed and Rrlsfstricken by tbs
catastrophe which they had brought
upon themselves thru Ignorance II
IS putting her case very mildly when
say that she VIII never be the.
same girl again. 80 here In one
life story that contradicts thoss
which have appeared in your column
previously. MRS. >.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-15

The RIdgrly Social club will give
an informal dance and card party.
the fourth Of the season. Friday eve
ming, January Ia. a. Douglas hall.
Tenth avenue and East Pine street.
Dancing At O'Clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-15
SAY HE KILLED DOG

sPRINCFfELD, Ill. Jan. i5--
George W. Lane stood charged with
killing neighbor's canine. The
body Of the animal was brought
into court In lieu OF a certificate
of denim.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-15
Washington State
Needs so Teachers

More than 90 positions a. teachers
are open In the state Of Washing
ton. according to J. @. Fletcher. vo-
cational secretary Of the University
~ Washington. Thursday.
There are many we'll qualified
men and women In Ecat,l. who
would teach II they knew how 60 ge,
tn touch with the schools where they
are needed raid Fletcher. The
shortage II acute especially a. re.
CARDS teachers OF commercial sub
jecis and homo economies. There
arc also positions for thoeo who wan,
10 teach scirnc. and English
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-15
Dinner for Guests

To honor Dr. and Mrs. Il. 7. Con
nell. OF Portland. their guests. Miss
Nettie and Miss Gertrude Gleason
entertained with a dinner for eight
last evening az The home % their
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Uioa
son
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-15
lea for Mrs. Kimbdu

With her daughter. Mrs Fordham
Unnscst kimball. as honor guest.
Hrs. l.. G. Gilman entertained few
- Mrs. kImhairs intimate friends In.
Formally at tea at her apartment In
the ST. Paul yesterday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-15
Iolca Club to
Entertain

Tho Iowa club will entertain all
former residents Of tho state with a
reception, dance and card party to
night in Douglas hall. Tenth avenue
and East Pine.