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New-York tribune., 1920-10-29
Sugar Prices Remain
Quiet; Sales Increase

Although there was no advance in
the price of raw sugar yesterday, hold
ers apparently were more disposed to
accept bids Of refners and an increase
In sales was noted. Prices for early
shipments ranged from 7.125c c. i. f. to
TAG c. i. f. Indications pointed to the
fact that Cuban holders were selling
on the belief that there would be no
shortage and little likelihood of an
advance. Refined sugars were un-
changed and futures continued dull.
The range of prices:
New-York tribune., 1920-10-29

Southern Spot Markets-calvcston steady
New Orleans steady. rs POINTS lower at
2lc: sales. I.1s7 bales. Mobile nominal
so points lower at 21c; sales nil. Savan-
nah quiet unchanged at 22e. sales. 73
bales Augusta quiet. unchanged at .22c: :
sales. $50 bales. Memphis steady. un-
changed at 21c: sales. 1850 bales. Hous-
ton steady, so points higher at FL. soc:
sales. s.49s bales. Dallas steady. 40
points higher al 21.&0c: sales. nil. Mont
gomery firm. unchanged at 21c; sales, 7
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-24
,.,eher Asks God to Damn Most
Everybody Except the Socialists

I, has never loved Him aud refuses
10 serve Him,
The Republican party hstss Jesus.
tn. Democratic party has sold on,
TO those forces In American lie
which face moral ruin aud spiritual
isolation.
This world Ia not In love with
Thee. . God. at this hour. England
Is Thine enemy. Greed aud gold
hav. captured the vision OF the Eng
lish people. and America ia linked up
with this great enemy of Thee
We thank Thee Tor what III. i,us-
sian people are doing tu help Thy
cause Of human freedom and demo
cratic progress
Destroy our great fortunes those
fortunes which ar, ~ ours. to our
nation-Morsanism. Carncgieism.
aud Rockcfclicrism.
Release all political and religion.
prisoners.
Give President Wilson the power
tn rise above those low aud dcspica
BILE moral standards which hav.
swampcd his admin lat ration In Pal
mcrism and brought moral pcrv.r.
sion upon our government.
Bless William Brpss Lloyd. now
on trial In this city.
Have mercy upon the Governor pf
Illinois. for We recall his Intimate
connection with unpatriotic and plu-
tocratic influences which are today
dragging down our nation to moral
ruin and destruction.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-24

.,,a.iyr Dispatch TO shs Los Ans
|, psily Times
| ,,r.re July ls,-whs, is con
ed The mos, remsrkabl" lnvoea'
-, delivered from a Chicago
L,o,m pas spoken today before
r,mmil,ce Of forty-eirht BY the
George Chalmers Richmond
u the central Church Of 81
j, .
k,nul,uous cheering interrupted
,o.,n points and when Amen"
cached the delegates lcapcd to
|, r.t threw hats In the air anh
l.o.d things up for several min
[ Herr are some extracts from
PRAYER;
be..cch Thee. u God. To dos
Pslmcrism. rcnroscism and
I, kinds Of pasanism and to bless
)rnc pcbs
Ian street the Repubstcsn aud
Aoerat parties and EnGiAed are
enemies. o God. and AmsNca II
friend Of England
all street would cruelty Jesus
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-24
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Morning worship. at II. sermon
The Ups and Downs OF Life: even
ing worship. union service at s. ser
mon THE Signs OF the Times
The 8. School meets ut 9:&5. the
study David Succeeds Saul ms
King"
The c. +. Societies meet at I, top
ic: Every Christian u Missionary ''
Prayer meeting Wednesday night at
s. lecture subject. David Brings the
Ark to Jerusalem"
The Session meets at the Mansc
on Monday night at s.
All those not worshipping else
where are cordially invited to wor-
ship with us.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-24
METHODIST CHURCH
unday School s:i5 A. NJ.

Sunday School 9:45 A. NJ.
Morning Worship II o'clock.
In the evening. at s o'clock. our
congregation will join in the Union
Evening Preaching Service at the
Presbyterian Church.
Prayer Meeting Service Wednes-
day evening at s o'clock.
You are welcome at all these
Church services.
A. NJ. Maclean, Pastor.
All who can furnish accommoda-
tions for-<he Stampede rush, see or
call Geo. B. Boutwell,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-25
Ne1cs From, the Three
Forts-Worden,
FldqLer. Cdseu

WORDEN'S CHRISTMAS EVE
Yesterday at Fora Worden. Christ
mas eve was celebrated with sspe-
cial beauty. At the entrance TO the
stood the community tree. brilliant
with Jeweled lights, creating at
sight the Christmas mood. the
presage OF glad tldtngs over the
a star. was the legend In electric
letters, Merry Chrlstmas-Happy
New Year" Within the Service club.
dressed In fragrant green's. filled
with an eager crowd. lowered the
eayiy lighted. cleaning with tn
sci. and lade till lis branches
drooped. To the east of the tree,
suspended from the ceiling. hung
the SYMBOLIC star. pointed with 90
The opening number was . mod
ley Songs Of All Nations" played
BY the Sixth band. g. A. c., Mr.. Az
win Schier bandmaster. Then the
children Of the garrissn presented
their program. az follows:
The Best Welcome. ...... Myrtle Baaaett
Harkl the Herald Angels sing ........
................... Fort Sunday School
Primary Verse. .......-. Roberta Finley
Courage. ........-.........c Gay Lennon
Why do Bells on Christmas RinEf....
..........-+......... .Gusta Martin
II Had Been n Shepherd Lad ........
.Kslisy n. Lennon II
Enowflfaks Drill. ..............Tsn Girls
Ring Song. Dora Bchisr. Msiba schier,
Nanstte Campbell Oriens WalkIsy.
Lena Kentroli and Frances hstchstt
The bestest Day. Victor Vine
Immortal Song. .......... Sarah Greene
Asleep In the Banger Post Sunday BchooI
Just After Christmas. David Barker
Joy 70 the world. Fort sunday School
The balance Of the entertainpent
was divided between selections, read
by Mr.. G. g. Thomson. civil super
intendent of the fort schools; the
singing Of -Holy Night" By a doub e
quartet Of soldiers, Price %. M, CO.
HuIse "a NJ. CO., Dooiey tSl1th
band), Mckenzie fThird company,
Straight sixth band), Crabtree
Fourth company and Tracey
tFourth company: the story 81
THE Poor Little Rich Girl" as pie
tured on the screen, and the distri-
button OF the gifts by Santa Claus.
under the direction Of Sergeant
Shoat. Each child OF the garrison
received a gift. bought with money
from the officers fund. TO which
each officer, according TO his rank,
contributed, the donors including
Colonel John i. Hayden. y. 3. A.,
commander Of the Puget Sound
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buffet supper. In honor OF their
tenth wedding Anniversary. Their
guests were Colonel Henry Mac
phernon Merriam. u. q a. command
rr of Fort Wnrdsn. and Mrs Mcf-
RAM Lieutenant Colonel JairuH Al
phasur Moore. 4. e. A., commander
~ Fort FlaEier, and MrA Moore
Lieutenant Colonel John Stuart
Jphnntont MaJor Royal Kemp
Puget sound coast aefenscs. and
Mrn Greene. Major Kelley BENJAMIN
f,efumon. " r. A.. and Mrs.. Lennon,
Major Frederick Ciihret Diliman. u
y A. and Mrs. niilman: Major
Charles Fober; FINLEY. ~ ~ A.. and
Mira Finley. Major Alvin Charles
Miller. medical corrs. u. q A. and
Mrs Miller; Major John Law
Hughes q x A. retired. ana Mrs.
Hughes: Captain Louis J Howler.
u Il A.. and Mrs. Bowler. Captain
Charles Alexander nrinki~y, q. n a.
ana Mrs tirinkisys Captain y n
Parker, y. n A.; Lieutenant Cyrus
4. shelton. q. = A; Lieutenant
charles Forrcst Wilson. u. s. A.;
i.ieatsnan; Haivor HeFland Myrnh.
n a A.. Lieutenant Nathaniel Aian-
son farweii ~. II 8 A.; Lieutenant
Robert William Criehtow, jr- u r.
A.: Mr. and Mra Oscar kiocker. nis,
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PUT SALT ON
ICY SIDEWALKS

Coarse salt In one Of the most ef-
fective ways Of cleaning OF Icy steps
and sidewafsn.
Have on hand few pounds OF
common ordinary barrel salt ready
for some morning when The weather
has changed for the worse in the
night A thin sprinkilng Of the salt
will save time and hard work scrap
ping OF dangerous icy places The
salt nelts the Ice. making IL possible
TO sweep or shovel without breaking
the frozen coating with a separate
tool
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The Faculty Wives Club % the
University OF Washington. viii be
a. home New Years eve. NJ the
club house. entertaining their mem
bers with a card party and dance.
Mrs. Joseph Daniels Of the Mn.
ing Department Is chairman OF ar
rAngements and with her are Mrs.
Henry Suzzallo. Mrs David Thorn
son. liberal Arts: Mrs. James Fetch
er. wife OF the vocational secrc-
tary. Mrs. Keith Gregory. army.
Mrs. Fred Aver. education: Mrs. c.
s. Edmundson. wife OF Coach Ed
muntson: Mrs Ira Collier. Mrs.
Clarence Corey. mines: Mia Edgar
Lowe. engineering: Mrs. William r.
Gorsnch. public speaking; Mrs. II.
Williams. mines. and Mrs. William
Dchn. chemistry.
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CHRISTMAS EVE AT
MARINE HOSPITAL

The u. 8. Marine hospital at Port
Townsend, Surgeon Emil Kruliah, ".
3. l.. H. s.. medical officer in charge.
wns q scene ~ great checrfulness
yesterday. Christmas eve, when each
ward. decorated In jolly rivalry by
the men themselves. seemed n bower
of Christmas greens and Christmas
trees. Ice cream was served in the
evening, provided by the hospital
staff, accompanied with cookies aent
In. with Christmas eve greetings,
by the housewives OF Port Town
send Today all the patients not on
strict diet will enjoy as handsome
course dinner ms u In possible to
serve, provided by the Rovernmc nt,
and followed by a musical program.
which includes selections by Null
hollands orchestra, songs by Miss
Mayo. and other musical numbers
furnished by local musicians and or
CARNATIONS. In addition to those al
ready mentioned. those who are con-
trlbutinR to this Christmas festival
for those who need N greatly. are
tho lied Cross. the EN-Hervice club,
American Legion, knights OF Column
bus and the Y. NJ. g. A. The entire
hospital staff under the inspiration
Of Surgeon Krulish, has bent all its
energies for the past month toward
this Christmas celebration for tho
greater number OF whom have aerv-
ed over seas.
COMPLIMENT TO COMMANDER
In compliment 70 Colonel John T..
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Mr.. Harold Hughes Of Portland IL
spending the holidays with HE
mother. Mrs. T., u. Hughes. az the
Hotel Pennington.
Mr.. John II. Ryan returned this
morning from business trip to Los
Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Mcmillan are
entertaining with house party over
the week end at their country home
on Iryington road.
Mrs. y. weHtfeidt Of Minneapolis
arrived Thursday morning 20 be the
holiday guest OF her sister and broth.
er.in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. ], H. Moore.
az their home at faureihurst
Dr. Charles n cowan IL spending
Christmas with relatives In vanoou.
yer. II. c.
Judge and Mn. Stephen Chad
wick. Mr.. and Mr.. Il v. Chad.
wick and Miss Elizabeth Chadwick
are spending tho holidays with Mr.
and MIR. H. J. MAury. al winlook.
Wash
Mr.. and MIR. v. NJ Dudley are
spending the holiday with friend
IN Portland
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bordeaus
are enjoying visit from their sons.
Mr.. Ray andNMr Ruznell Borioaux
~ Borfsaux. Wash.
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HONOR CHEST

The honor guest OF Miss House
at her successful auction bridge on
Saturday was Mrs Moore wife OF
Lieutenant Colonel Jairus Alphacua
Moore. u. s. A.. command OF Fort
FiaRier. In the ly-decked rooms
five tables were In play, prize for
high score going 20 Mira AppiIn.
wife OF Major y. J. Applin. u. & A.;
the second TO Mrs. Greene. wife OF
Major Royal Kemp Greene. u & A
adlutant OF the Puget sound csnst
defenses. tho third TO Mrs Merriam
wife OF Colonel Henry Macpherson,
Merriam. y. s. A, commander OF
Fort Worden, The consolatior was
awarded to Mrs. Lennon, wife 81
Major Kelley benjamin Lennon. ii,
=. a. The honor guest received, as
souvenir. a little sketch OF the oivfns
pics, one Of the lovely Mccormack
studies OF the country SO well known
70 the coast artillery corps After
hoatess assilted In her duties by
Mrs; Jacob 9, House, Mrs. William
y. Fritz. Mrs. Harvey /. Tibbaia
Miss Elsenbcis. Those who were
asked were Mrs Merriam, wife OF
Colonel Henry Macpherson Merriam.
y. 8. A.. commander or Fort wor-
deni Mrs. Moore, wife Of Lieutenant
Colonel Jairue Alphaeus Moore, II. q
A.. commander u Fort Fiagler: Mrs.
Johnston. wife Of Lieutenant Colonel
John stuart Johnston. u g. A., re-
tirodt Mrs Greene. wife OF Major
Royal Kemp Greene. IT, &. A., adiu-
tant OF the Puget sound coast de-
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fenn@s. Nrs Lennon. wife 81 Major
Kelley BENJAMIN Lennon. a. 81 A.
Mrs. Appiin, wife ~ AAlor n. >. APP
pin. u. 81 a HFs Dilimhn. wife ~
Major Frederick Gilbert Dliiman, u
= a: Mrs Finley wife % Major
Charles Robert Finl@y. y. x Al Mra
Miller. wife Of Major Alvin Charles
miller. medical corps, y. y. A.. Mira
Hughes wife 81 Major John law
HuEhcA 4, 81 A.. retired: Mra How
Ter, wife " Captain Louis J. Bowler.
y. n A.! MIRA nfinkiry. wife ~ Cap
tain Charles Alexander Drink ley, l..
n A. Mira Mcdowell. vie ~ ileu-
tenant Bruce a Mcdowell. u. 81 A..
Mrs. Jacob g House. Mira Archie a
wrs =. " Iiiii. Mrs NJ Weymouth.
Mira Charles Francis Kahn, Mra
George Davis Adams MIRA George
weish. Mira Allan TrpmtuiL Mira
Sanford I. Lake. srz John I. bobbs.
Miss Wilson, Mra Frederick i.
iiailey. Mira Howard Bailey. MIRA
William J. Fritz Mas EihenbsiA
Mrs Harvey !. TibbAia
BUfTET SUPPER
40 their PORT Word~n quarters
last niFht. following the Christmas
eve festivities At the Service riuh,
Major y J. Arpiin, IL n A.. and Mra
Applin entertained delightfully."- at =
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woman's Ccntury Club

A meeting Of the woman's Cen
fury club has been called by the
president. Mrs r. r. Palmerton. for
Thursday. December 20. at .. m
AZ the Federated club house. Thomas
lnd Harvard. All daughters Of mem
bers are requested TO be present a.
the object Of the meeting Is TO organ
lie a daughters auxiliary. All pres
ent win be considered charter mem
bern- The board Of trustees are
vitod 20 attend. Refreshments a.
be served by the refreshnent commit
tee
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Family Dinner at i.
Phillips Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Aibart Charles
Philips are entertaining at dinner
today. at their home. in oompli.
ment to their house guests. Mr.
and Mrs. Harry c. H1n OF Kent
and Mr.. william c. Hill of Port
Townsend
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Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Hosts at Dinner

Entertaining their relatives at their
home hr. and Mrs. Howard Allen
were hosts at a Christmas dinner to-
day.
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Dinner at Luurelhurst

At their charming home at Laurel
hurst DIR. and Mrs. Frederick Adams
entertained with a family dinner to
day.
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E11lesfrienne CInb

On the evening Of January the
Equestrienne club viii entertain with
a masquerade ride at the academy.
Elaborate plans are being formulated
TO make this affair enjoyable and en-
tireIy unique.
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Fdmily Breakfast

This morning Mr.. and Mrs. Grover
Desmond gave holiday BREAKFAST Of
twelve covers at their home.
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CIubrl|
Ana.,s Club WIN Entertain

Tho Anadel club win entertain
with an Informal dance at The
knights OF Columbus hall on the eve
ming Of Tuesday. December ~. The
committee are planning several sur
prisan for the evsning. The patrons
and patronessns arc: Mr.. and Mrz
J. ]. German. Mr.. and Mrs. John y.
Dorn and Mr.. and MrA- John J. Bud
Ivan.
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rAREWEL.L AFFAfR

AZ their dismantled Fort worden
quarters on Thursday night. aa Il
farewell to the younger set. Lieu
tenant Colonel JairuH Alphacua
Moore. u. X, A. and Mrs Moore gave
an Informal dance that brought to-
gether the debutantes and their
cavaliers for ono last froiic Those
asked were Miss House. Mlaa Eiock.
er. Miss Frnncel Hili. Lieutenant
IIaivor Hcglnnd Myrah. U. S. A.:
Lieutenant Robert William Critch-
low, Jr. ~ g A. Lieutenant Charles
u. Heron.
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Christmas Dinner
0f Skinner Home

with fourteen members % the fam.
ny and a few intimate friends. Mr..
and Mrs. David Edward skinner en-.
tcrtsined at dinner today at their res
hrncc
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Rlocker and their house guest. Miss
SoriberR. Mrs. Leonard Cutter. Ar.
and Mrs. Allan Trumbuii Mr.. and
Mira George Wclch. Mas Hughes,
Miss Eisenbeik
AUCTION BRIDGE
on Thursday evening Major
Charles Eober; Finley, u. q A. and
Mrs. Finley. who are among Fort
Word@n'a most popular hontn. enter
tanned At auction bridge. their guests
including Colonel John l. Hayden.
u a A. commander OF the Puget
sound coast defense. Colonel Henry
Macpherson Merriam, y. * 4. com
uander OF Fort Wordcn. and Mrs.
Merriam. Lieutenant Colonel Jairua
Aiphaeus Moore. y. & A.. command
er 81 Fort F1Agisr. and Mira Moore.
Major ". J. Appiin. u. y. A., and Mrs.
Applin. Major Alvin Charles Miller.
u r. A.. and Mrs Miller. Captain
Louis J. Bowler. u. y A.. and Mira.
Bowler. Captain Charles Alexander
Brinkley. U. 3. A. and Mra Brinkiey.
SUNDAY INFORMAL
ON Sunday. at their Glen cove
place. Mr.. and HrE Frederick J.
Bailey received the younger set in
Turn 10 Page II. Column 81
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Dinner Before
Chdritu Boil

Preceding the Charity Ball. many
dinners have been arranged. by
prominent hostesses. Among them
rs the affair for eight guests. with
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Backua as
hosts
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Senttle Ridinn Club

The Seattle Riding club win not
ride Tuesday evening. pccembcr IS.
but viii hold their musical ride Tues
day evening. January Z.
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Nefr Years Dinner

Mr.. and AIRS. william Edris are
entertaining with a dinner OF twelve
covers on New Years day at their
home
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cAsEY,s cHRrsTMAs EVE

Last night Christmas eve was
happily celebrated at Casey The
Service club was decked In green's
The tree. the chimney and the
Santa Claus each was true 10 tradi-
ton. and the gifts distributed 20 tho
children and the men. following the
Christmas carols and recitations, de-
lighted everyone. The committee In
charge was headed ny Mrs Foss
wife OF Lieutenant Elmer IT. Toss
y. 8. A.. who was most ably assisted
by the wives Of the on-comniH-
STONED officers. 60 whom she wishes
70 express her thanks for their en-
thusiaatic helpfulness.
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Coast defenses: Colonel Henry Mac
der OF FORT Worden. Lieutenant
Colonel Jalrus Alphaeus Moore. u.
.. A.. Major Royal Kemp Greene,
Y. $. A. adJutant % the Puget sound
q. s. A.; Major Kelley ben jamin
Iemmon. Z. s. A.; Major Frederick
Gilbert Dillman. u. s. A.. Major
Charles Robert Finley, y. s. Al
Major Alvin Charles Miller. medical
s sels,s Y. ;, A. Major h9ber. Allan ,,sia
9ossps st fiierpi A. captain Al SaH oaa
J. Bowler. Y. y. A.. Captain Charles
Aiexendsr Isrinkley, Z; s. A.: Cap
A.: Lieutenant Bruce a. Mcdowell,
Y. 8. A.; Lieutenant Cyrus q, Shell
ton. u & 4: lieutenant Robert VIII
liam cricblow. Jr~ U. 8. A.: Lieu
tenant Charles Forrest wilson, u,
$; A.; Lieutenant Halyor Hegland
The Christmas bags. some 500 OF
them, filled with goodies dear 10 the
soldier. were provided. one for each
enlisted man In the garrison, by an
change. The committee in charge
was headed BY Mrs. Merriam, wife OF
Colonel Henry Macpherson Merriam,
y. <. A., commander Of Fort WOr-
den, whose aids were Mrs. Lennon.
VIII Of Major Kelley BENJAMIN Lem
mon. u. s. A.. who with Mrs. Her-
Ram selected and wrapped and RIB
boned every one of the 100 Riftsi
Mrs. Miller, wife Of Major Alvin
Charles Miller. medical corps. y. $.
A.. who with Mrs. Bowler. wife OF
Captain Louis J. Bowler. u. =. A,
trained the children In their pro-
gram. and Mrs. Brinklcy. wife OF
CAPTAIN Charles Alexander Brinkiey,
=. s. A., who superyised the decora.
Nyrah. y. s. A. with a detail Of
men. procured the Christmas trees
and Christmas greens from tho near
BY mountainq; Lieutenant Cyrus q
shelton. u. 8. A.. assisted by Ser
ful arrangement Of electric iighta,
and Captain Louis J. Bowler. y. s.
A., selected the Christmas film.
The exerciaes were brought 10 q
probation Of American the nudio nee,
which filled every corner Of the Ser
vice club. Standing at attention
CHRISTMAS CAROLS
AZ Fort worden this morning At
o'clock the Sixth band. G. A. g.
Mr. Alvin Schier. bandnaster, sta
| TONED on tho parade ground. made
| Christmas day more lovely by play
ing the old Christmas carols. en-
Hhrined with memories In every
heart. This beautiful ceremony, as
well as tho outdoor community tree.
are Innovations at Fort Worden,
and were the hnppy suggestion OF
Mrs Merriam, wife Of Colonel Henry
MacPherEon Merriam, ". s. A., COM
fnander Of Fort Worden.
FLAGLER'S CHRISTMAS EVE
Last night at Flagler the obsery-
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ancs Of Christmas eve was most
nuHpictoua. The Service club was
decorated with cedar and holly. the
tree brilliant with cooirrd lights
and tinscl. and everyone who was
there wns remembered with bon
bons. nuts and oranges The Christ
mas play and the Christmas hymns
we're followed by moving pictures.
the affair bringing many congratu-
lationH TO those who took part. and
70 Mrs. Ruth Jouett daughter 81
Chaplain NJ ~ Loudahi. T.. g. a.
who was chairman Of tho committee
in charge. assisted by Mrs. McCoid.
wife Of Lieutenant Chester ~ Me
Cold. u. r. A.. and tho wives Of the
UNASSIGNED Officers. all Of
whom worked hard enough 20 ensure
the success Of the evening.
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Puget Sound coast defonHaa Major
Alvin Charles Miller. Medical corps
y. y A.. and Mrs Miller entertained
at dinner AT their Fort Worden
quarters on FRIDAY. The party was
chnrminEiy completed BY Colonel
Henry Macpherson Merriam, u. 8. A,
commander Of Fort Wordon, and
Mrs Merriam, and Major Robert
Allan. medical corps. Z. s. A
PRETTY DINNER
Al their Fort Worden quarters, a
pretty dinner was given on Tuesday
by Captain Charles Alexander Brink
ley. y. =. y. and Mira Hrinkloy, in
compliment 10 Colonel Henry Mae
pherson Merriam, u. s. A.. COM
mandcr OF Fort Wordcn. and Mrs
Merriam. with whom Major y. j.
Applin. n. 8 A.. and Mrs Applin
Major Alvin Charles Miller. medical
corps. Y. & A., and Mira Miller
formed an agreeable group. Auction
followed the dinner
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Associated west~n Union Employs

The Associated Western Union En-
pioyes announce the second dance Of
their winter series 10 be held at the
Douglas hail, Thursday. January 3.
Invitations have been extended 70
their friends.
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Rainier Chapter, ID. A. r.

Rainier chapter. ID. A. r.. wfn'
meet at the Hotel Sorrento on Tues
day. December -. J D. m Miss
RAkowitisch. Russian student a.
the university. will speak on the
Immigrant Problem M Related 10
My Country" Mrs.. r. N. Larson,
vioiinist, viii contribute the musical
program
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BEAUTIFUL
DINNER
CHRISTMAS EVE

El kEUtsAli MITCHELL QUITS
Society Eaifor Of The star
IN OBSERVANCE OF CHRIST
i mas eve. last evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Blethen entertained
twenty-five members Of the family.
and few intimate friends. with a
beautiful holiday dinner In the
Louis XVI room OF the Hotel
Washington. Scarlet carnations.
poinscttias and holly formed the
Handsome centcrpiece. with cor.
sagcs Of vioiets and roses for the
ladies. and boutonniercs for the
men. The party later assembled AT
tho home Of Mrs. Alden j. Riethcn
for tho Christmas trve. and mid
night supper. A miniature Santa
with his reindeer held forth at
the artistic supper table.