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LYRIC
Douglas Fairbanks in "The
 Mollycoddle" at 7rianon

, ern country. They were not dainty nor
 even civilized in their undertakings. and
 it mattered little just how they gained
 a point just so long as it was gained quickly.
 In the title role, Fairbanks is trans planted in England at early age. He arrives at his youth through the so- called hothouse cultivation with the re-
 suit that his early manhood found hlm gentle in manner. quiet of voice, fas- | tdious in dress and addicted to such af- | fectations as monocle, perfume and cigar
 ette holders.
 | There is no question but that he wen very well with his environment; but | everything about him grated on the red | blooded Americans with whom he came l in contact, for their knowledge of En g.
 lshmen had been gained from fiction
 He was considered just a plain Molly | coddle."
 But something happens in his life and
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NelU Mental Mechanism
 in Remarkable Chess FeatS

in each game which would enable him to keep his mental eye, so to speak. on the essential pieces and positions. But that was before the marvels of motion photography were understood, and before BerSson had used the motion picture as an illustration of certain processes of thought.
 Investigation showed that the ability to play simultaneous blindfold games of chess was not a cultivated art but a gift. The machinery of the brain necessary for such a performance must therefore de- pend upon some peculiar physical prop critics of the brain and not simply upon the exercise of the ordinary faculties. It was found that such players could, in their minds, replay a game backward or forward at lightning speed, following every move-in other words, they can at will roll and unroll q film upon which every move has been photographed.
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Two of the greatest factors in life to- day. heredity and environment. have been used by Douglas Fairbanks in supplying the theme for his third United Artists Corporation production, 'The Mollycod- dle," which will be the feature attrac- tion at the Trianon theatre, beginning Monday.
 The time has arrived. according to the famous screen star, when the new fashioned movie is taking the place, even. of the old-fashioned debating so- ciety. The big" questions that once fur nished the meat for argument of verbal character are now being threshed out in a more entertaining manner through the medium of the screen
 In The Mollycoddle." Douglas Fair banks, as Richard Marshall, V, is an off spring of many generations of fearless fighters. His ancestors fought all the way through the revolution; all across the plans and all down the coast of the vest
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LoEWS

illustrative detail and nicely preserves the mood of the comedy through diff faculties that seem to stagger the au- thor. Unexpected twists and turns are used to parody the conventional plot. much to the amusement of those in the audience. There is in evidence a vast amount of skilled workmanship. contributory to general enjoyment of the production.
 The gods be thanked. Scratch My Back" is not creaking vehicle for some tiresome star. It is admirably
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he gets back to America. A girl is the cause and for her he tries to crack the shell of his English exterior He is not much of a success the start, for he had been too thoroughly saddled with environ ment.
 Conditions were different then. Many obstacles crossed his path and he WAS called upon in numerous emergencies Then his ancestry took hold. He forged to the front and secuted as his plains man grandfather might have scouted;
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Scratch My Back" AL Week
 Cinema Attraction at Lyric

Scratch My Back" praised highly in the Motion Picture World by Louise Reeves Harrison, will be the all-week cinema attraction at the Lyric this week, featuring an all-star cast.
 In this Goldwyn release, which is described as an amusing struggle with photoplay construction, admitted with Imaginable frankness in the sub titles, Rupert Hughes has made a hit. All this is not done on the part of Sidney Olcott, director without skilled handling. He provides a wealth of
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stood up under fire as his revolutionary grandfather must have; rescued beauty in distress as his cavalier father surely did, and fought as all four of his grand fathers would have if rolled into one.
 Wallace Beery as the villain has con- siderable to do in developing the ances- try of "The Mollycoddle" over his en- vironment, and Ruth Renick, as the pret- ty girl who starts the turning point of it all. is responsible for many of the thrill ing situations.
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First Mohammedan Republic

From the First Mahommedan Republic bv Boris L. T. Roustam Eek. Tn Asia. The vast area of Russian Turkestan G.731 900 square versts) is larger than that of Germany. France, Austria-Hun- gary and Italy together. an area greater than two-fifths of all European Russia The region was once a part of the ocean. which gradually receded and left a great st-covered plain, surrounded by the highest mountain ranges of the world onthe southeast and northeast. and by linitless steppes on the north and west The two great lakes, Aral and Caspszn n. are all thta remain of the vanished ocean.
 The population of more than 1000. 900, which is small in comparison with the extent of the country is distributed in four provinces and two semi-independ-
 ent khanates. The most recent available statistics estimate the population Semiryechensk at about 100000 inhao- itants. Svr-Dary. 2,l9s.00o: Ferghana, ? 230. 900: Samarkand. 1.4i9.o0o. and the khanates of Bokharar and Khiva. 2.5oo.- 00o and 550.oOo. respectively.
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More than 15,000 people are employed in the various lines of motor industry in Canada
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-04

from Fort Ward. Port Townserd's
army colony was represented by
Lieutenant Colonel John q. Johnston.
4. s. A. retired. and Mrs. Johnston.
Major TRULY &. Martin. q. 3. A..
retired. and Mrs Martin. Major
John L. Hughes. u. T. A.. retired.
ard Mrs. Hughes. Major Emit Kru-
llsh. Y. =. y. III. =. and Mrs.
Kruilsh: Major Joseph Bolton. u. 4.
r. H. s.. and Mrs Bolton The
civilian set Included DIR. and Mrs.
Charles Francis Kuhn. Or. ard Mrs.
J. c. House. Dr. and Mrs o. G.
O'Rcar. DR.. and Mrs. I. NJ. Moss.
Or. and Mrs. +. J. De Laney. Mr..
and Mrs. r. X. Ringwait. Mr.. and
Mrs. y. c. Strong. Mr.. and Mrs. J,
c. Mccurdy. Mr.. and Mrs. II. A.
Hart. Mr. and Mrs. John +. Dobbs.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. J. Bailey. with their
house guests. Surgeon Hugh DE
Vallin. u. 3. r. II. s.. and Mrs. De
VaIlin: Mrs. Oscar Kiocker. Rever.
end George Davis Adams and Mrs
Adams. Mr. and Mrs. George WEIGH.
81 a"u @"Nhs ffhstf IL ifuuattl
Ar. and Mrs. Allan TrumbuiI. Mr..
and Mrs W. J. Fritz Mrs. A. ~,
Downs. Mrs. Leonard r. Cutter.
Mrs. Hawthorn Twomslcy. Miss
Klocker. Miss socfberg. Miss House.
Miss Elsenbels. Miss Hughes. Miss
Stevens. Miss Jordan. Mia Mason.
Miss Hill. Miss Franeei HiIi. Miss
Larson. Miss Jordan. Mrs. 8. ID.
Mason. Mr.. l.. u. Hastings. Mr.. ID.
VI. Fiah. Mr.. c. -. Thomson. Mr.
w. v. Hln. Mr.. Walter Rutx. Mr..
George r.. Frost
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An athletic club In tho department
% health and physical education will
organize Wednesday. November 10.
T1o .. m. In the gymnasium.
All girls interested in hiking. has.
ket bah, voiley ball. tennis. baseball
and roller skating are invited 10 come
and set the ball rolling.
There will be a hike this week. Al.
ready twenty have signed up for H.
Can the Y. ". &. A. for further de.
tails. The Y. W. G. A. furnishes roll.
or skates free TO all girls. and they
are invited To come and skate in the
balcony Of the gymnasium Friday
nights. from 20 o'clock.
The sports have already started.
BaSkc; bail. Monday and wednesday.
) O'Clock. Nolisy ball. "Wednesday. 9
10 a. Regular gymnastics and inter
prctlyc dancing classes are going
during tho morning and evening.
Tho Y ". c. A. has horseback
riding class at suiiivan'a Riding
academy during the winter.
physicians viii give talks on health
and subjects pertaining thereto. The
frat ono win be November ~, at 8
o'clock. on the second floor. given by
Dr. Murray on PLAT Feet" The fol
lowing Monday. a, TAO. nr. Mabel
seagrave will talk on 'Firrt Aid and
Life saving
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PRESERVATION TEA


quite the smartest affair OF the
season was the tea given on Friday
by Mrs. Moore. wife OF Lieutenant
Colonel Jairus A. Moore. U. 3. A.
when the newly arrived bachelor
officers, recently assigned TO this
district were presented to the Port
Townsend debptantss and their
chaperones. The black and yellow
color scheme. the black cats and
biacker witches, all looked very fate
full. indeed Mrs. Leonard T. Cutter
presided at the charming tea-table.
and Mrs. Lennon, wife OF Major
Kelley Il. Lennon, U. $. A.. Mrs.
George WEIGH and Mrs. George
Davis Adams. were aids to the host
ess. The group of young officers
distinguished on this occasion were
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Nears From the Three
Forts - Worden,
HuQler, Casey

DELIGHTFUL DANCE
The bal fnasquc given on Satur-
6ny by the officers and ladies' Of
Fort worden was the most divertlng
affair that has happened in the dis
trtcf since the war. Tho committee
In charge was headed By Major Roy
81 X Greene. y & A.. adjutanf Of
the Puget Sound Artillery district.
Who has many successful parties 10
his credit. and who was ably assist
ed By Lieutenant Cyrus q. Shelton.
u $. A.. and Lieutenant Bruce A.
Mcdowell. U. 3. A. The Officers
Club was gaily decorated for the
sCccasion. Halloween devices were
severywhere displayed. the Fort wor.
rden band furnished the music. and
pthe guests, masked and costumed.
= merry. motley throng, were re-
fceiyed BY Colonel John l.. Hayden.
IT, s. A.. commander Of the Puget
Sound Artillery District. Lieutenant.
Colonel Henry NJ. Merriam, u. s. A.,
commander OF Fort Worden, and
Mrs Merriam. At IL the masks
were raised. among gales OF laugh.
ter, and after supper dancing was
presumed. only 10 be reluctantly
abandoned at midnight. The list
ffnciuded guests from Fort Worden.
Fort Flagler. Fort Casey and Fort
Ward. as well as members OF the
civilian set In Port Townsend and
lin Seattle. Among the hosts were
Colonel John L. Hayden, u. S. A..
a. - -.
tiI1ery District: Lieutenant Colonel
Henry M. Merriam. U. s. A.. con.
smander OF Fort worden, and Mrs.
Merriam, Lieutenant Colonel Jairus
A. Moore, y. $. A.. and Mrs. Moore;
Major Royal X. Greene. U. s. A.,
adtutant Of the Puget Sound Aftil.
lery District. and Mrs. Greene; Ma.
5or Kelley y. Lennon. u. s. A., and
Mrs. Lennon. Major Alvin C. MIL.
Ter. Medical Corps, U. 8. A., and Mrs
Miller; Major Horace II. Carter, u
8. A.. and Mrs. Carter; Major Fred
erick Dillman. u. s. A.. and Mrs
DiIlman; Major r. J. Applin, U. s.
A. and Mrs Applin; Major j. l.. p
Irwin. Dental Corps, ". 8. A., and
Mrs. Irwin: Captain Charles X. Fin
ley, U. 3. A.. and Mrs. Finley; Cap
tain Louis J. Bowler. U. s. A., and
Mrs. Bowler; Captain Raymond J.
Kessey, q. s. A.. and Mrs. Kessey
Captain c. A. Brinkley. u. s. A., and
Mrs. Brinkley; Lieutenant Bruce A
Mcdowell. u. 8. A.. and Mrs. Nc
Dowell; lieutenant ". ID. stetson
u. s. A.. and AIRS. Stetson; Lieuten
ant r. w. crichiow. Jr., u. S. A..
Lieutenant ID. X. Dickey, U. 8. A..
Lieutenant G. II. Wilson, U. s.. A.
Lieutenant III. n. Myrah. u. 3. A.
lieutenant II. J. Neuman, u. g. A
The guests included Captain Dorsey
J. Rutherford, u. s. A.. and Mrs
Rutherford: Captain Walter o. How
ell, U. s.. A., and Mrs. Howell: Lieu
tenant G. II. Gray. u. s. A.. and
Mrs. Gray; Lieutenant Elmer T.
Foss, u. 8. A.. and Mrs. Foss; Lieu.
tenant John n. Madison, u. s. A.,
from Fort Casey; Major J. e. VII.
son, u. 3. A., and Mrs. Wilson;
Lieutenant ". a. Burnell, u. s. A.,
from Fort Flaglcr; Major c. r.
lstahlc. u. 8. A.. and Mrs. Stable.
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Capt. Kramer Thomas. F1rst
Cavalry. u. A. A. stationed at
Douglas. Arizona. and Mr.. Thomas
are receiving mesnages Of congrstu-
lation on the birth OF son, Novern.
Der 3. In Douglas. Mrs. Thomas
WIS formerly Miss Helen Chase.
Mrs. Allan Trumbuil. Of Port
Townsend, who has been spending
several weeks In town visiting her
motherin-iaw. Mrs. John Trumbull,
! leaves for her home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Carpenter left
yesterday for Vancouver. u. C.. 10
spend a few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Palmer. Of
Arlington. are guests In the city.
Mr.. Frederick r. Fischer departed
Tuesday for an Eastern trip.
Mr.. Henry c. Ristine In In the
East on a months business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs Prank F'retwer1 are
California. where they viii spend
two months. dividing their time be
tween San Francisco and Los An.
geicn. In San Francisco Mrs. Fret.
well win be the guest for n few days
OF Mrs. Edward T.. orton-
Mrs. Y. NJ. Folsom win leave for
California on "wednesday. where she
will spend several months before re.
turning % her home tn New York.
A recent letter from Mrs. Mason
Hawkins. formerly Miss Marguerite
oaffney. who since her marriage has
made her home In Philadelphia. tells
OF her interesting visit In New York
lately. where she attended the wed,
ding Of Miss Alice Fay TO Mr..
Ronald Gaze. and renewed acquaint
ances with the colony OF old Seattle
residents
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Louis Torkel
son have returned TO their home
after visiting various points of In
terest In California. their trip In
GLIDING Los Angeles. San Digeo and
Coronado.
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be Joined during tho week by Mira
Appiin. at Fort Worden.
Captain c. A 'nrinkisy. Z. s. A..
the new Qhartermastcr at Fort wor.
den. expects tho arrival Of Mrs.
iirtnkiey. from Seattle. within few
days.
Miss Stevens IN tho HOUSE Euest
Of Lieutenant c. q Gray. q, \ A..
and Mira Gray. at Fort Casey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick J. Bailey
hav. as their house guest Surgeon
Hugh De vaiiin. u. 4. +. H. g.. and
Airs. Dc Nailin.
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Adele VI. Ficidc Parliamentary and
Procedure Club

Adele NJ. F'ieldc Parliamentary and
Procedure club viii meet at 40 p. m.
al tho iiAinicr Grand hotel. Mrs.
Ella cudihee. president. In charge Of
parliamentary law. Subject lesson;
TO lay on Table Madame iIar.
riet saundcrson In charge o. public
speaking.
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PATTERN
INVENTORS OPINION
OF STYLES

Mrs Ellis. The nonar~nnrlnn who
Invented paper patterns. In living in
Manchester. England. Her opinion
Of present day styles Is cmphaticaiiy
that nha would not cut patterns for
any OF tho garments worn today.
Mrs. ELLIS In quoted as saying they
are indecent and ridiculous and II
abe were a young man OF today. she
would not walk with q modern
young woman.
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Music Department. woman's

Music Department. Woman's
Century Club
on Friday. November Q. tho music
department OF the Woman's Century
club will give a musical tea at the
home OF Mrs. Henry Bittman. 1896
Eastern ave. at , .. m. An invita-
ton In extended to all members OF
the club. The hoHtsssea viii be Mrs
y. n Barnes. Mrs. J. J. Cannon and
Mrs j. -. Iiill The program;
Piano
MHoietto Psraphrass. 90. .----. .ilsrt
Miss Gene ray
Violin
Chant Sans Paroles o.. .TsehAfkovsty
bluaNiah sssssss sss..-s Wlenta raki
Mrs. Victor zsdnich
Miss Risil Frances Aiisn at the piano
Heading
a Namsisss MT Of Drama. .... TAEor.
hubufhanits o.. e. AAfIafis Heut0n cook
Mfa James J. Kelly
Vocal
h-rEers Lsgsr-...-.-........w ecksriin
NlnNsf sssstss~s.s.ss.sstN winter watts
nam ssss#ssfsss PAU tuffan
Mise Mildred f.etchsr
Mrs. Louis a Stanton at tho piano
Study hour from 2 10 . O'Clock.
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COMMANDING OFFICER
ENTERTAINs

Preceding the bal masaue, Colonel
John l.. Hayden. U. :. A. com.
u1ander Of the Puget Sound Artillery
District. entertained at dinner IN
honor OF AIR. and Mrs. Frederick J,
Bailey. and their house guests. Sur
geon Hugh De vallin. L. s. p. H. s..
and Mrs. DE yallln.
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MAKING THE GUEST
MORE COMFORTABLE

Thsre are 30 many little things
that viii mako tho ru~at ruon
moro comfortable. An inexpensiv.
watch can be madc into a bedside
clock by encaaing IL In an ivory.
coior~d ceiluioii case A sewing
haskrt equipped for mendinE win
t- appreciated by the su-st
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IAxEr~' AID ballard Presbyterian
(lurrh

The Ladies' Aid Of the Ballard
Presbyterian church will open their
annual sale at 1. o'clock Friday.
November s. Tho apron and fancy
work booths are very cornplsss. and
are under the direction OF Mrs.
wetrei. Mrs. George Dickie. Mrs. a.
Mcmillan. Mrs. J. Benson. Mru. w.
Icako and Mrs, J. Bailey. Fancy
sundasr. candy. etc. win be In
charge % Mra walker. Mrs. A.
Nickcr-on and Mrs. r. Barnum. The
committee in charge OF the lunch.
from IL until o. m. viii b. Mrs.
=. Nordrum. Mrs. A. Midi. Mrs
Julia Markusen. Mrs. II. Hegdahl
and Mrs. G. A. Carlson.
The bundle booth. under the super.
vision Of Mrs J. swancy and Mrs.
Ia Olson. viii open ut 7 y. m. A
miscellaneous sale will be taken care
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
IAdic. Of HiIsur ChoIum

The ladies auxiliary OF the Con.
gregation Bikur Cholum win give a
card party for tho benefit OF or.
phaned children in Palestine on No.
vomber 10. al the Y. ~ n. A. club
rooms. nth and Jefferson.
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Dinner in Honor Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Witter

Mr. and Mrs Harry r. Messer en-
tertained at dinner last evening a,
their home, in welcome 20 Mr.. and
Mrs. Dean Gooding Writer. Of san
Francisco. who are guests Of Mrs.
Writers parents. Mr.. and Mrs VII.
tam ID. Perkins.
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Mrs. Flu,nmertelt Has
Informal Ereuir0

In honor OF Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Conkiin. Of Chicago. who have re-
Gently come to Seattle TO make their
home. Mrs. William Fiummsrfelt
entertaincd with an enjoyable Hal
,1owecn party on Saturday evening
At her home
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pEIaaHrruL HOSTS
AGREEABLE AFTERNOON

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar kiocker rave
an agreeable tea on Sunday sfter
noon In compliment TO tho officers
newly arrived in tho district A
handsome collation. was served by a
bcvy Of pretty girls which included
Miss soclberx. Miss Hughes. Miss
Kiockcr. Miss Downs. MISS kinkaid.
Miss Helen klnkaid. Among the
guests were Colonel John l.. Hay
den. z. =. A.. commander OF the
Puget Sound Artillery District. Lieu.
tenant Colonel Jsirus A. Moore. q.
y. A.. and Mrs. Moore. with their
house guest. Mrs. Hawthorn Tworns.
ley. Mrs Leonard r. Cutter. Captain
". c. Parker. U. 8. A.. Lieutenant
Charles r. Wilson. e. 3. A.. Lleutsn-
ant Nathaniel A. Burneil. Y. = A..
Lieutenant Halpor IL. Myrah. Y. \,
A.. Lieutenant John ~ Madison.
u. 3. A. Lieutenant Robert w,
Crichlow. Jr.. 4. 4. A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-04
I~~chi Heights Womon's
announcement Club

Leschi Heights women's Improve
mcnt club Will meet at the home Of
Mrs, J. y. Johnson. 2o2s King At.
nj z.a0 .. M. Mrs. johnson viii be
assisted by Mrs, Eugene Way. Mrs.
y. l. Hartman will tell Of Sights
and Scenes IN tho Sunny South
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Queen Ann. High school PIT. A.

Queen Anne High School PIT. A
viii meet In the school library at
sio .. m. A special boys program
Dhas been planned. explaining their
various interests In high school
life.
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CLUBS FOR FRIDAY
Stevens W. II. G.

Stevens women's Relief Corps VIII
hold a sale Of fancy work and a
home.cookcd dinner Friday evening
at 9 o'clock. with n card party later
az the Armory.
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Mrs. Thomas ". Koiderup enter
tanned informally AZ the tea hour
today at the Yacht Club. followed
by bridge in compliment TO Mrs
Hakon Hammer.
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Halloreen Partn

Dorothy Nell Haman entertained
twenty four young friends with a
Halloween dancing party Saturday
evening at the home OF her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harnan.
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Mothers club of n Kappa Alpha

Tho Mothers club Of ri Kappa
Alpha fraternity will give dinner
and house warming for the boys In
their new home. Friday. November
8, at 9 y. m.
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Cotrrie Club

Tho regular emlmonthiy meet.
inK OF tho cotcrie club win be held at
the Phi Mu sorority house at :
o'clock. following the executive board
meeting at lao. The speaker will
be Prof. Clark =. nlnnrft-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-04
OFFICIAL VISIT

Major Iaunceiot NJ. Purcell. u. s.
A.. win shortly pay an official visit
TO Seattle. where he will be the
guest OF his brother. Mr.. Hugh Pur.
cell. Major Purcell was recently
decorated by General Sir Douglas
Haig.
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Major J. L. p. Irwin. Dental
Corps. u. 8. A.. and Mrs. Irwin
have as their house guests Major
c. A. Miller. u. s. A. and Mrs.
Miller. OF Fort Flagler.
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TIE AUXILIARY 10 Seattle pos; No.
10. American Legion. viii hold a tea
tomorrow noon at the home Of Mrr
Ailc. True. 1904 East seth IT Teic
phone kenwood ASA.
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ONE.TARLE HRIDGE

Mrs. Charles Francis Kuhn enter.
tained an agreeable group at auc.
ton bridge on Wednesday. The
guests included Mrs. Moore. wife Of
Lieutenant-Colonel Jairus A. Moore.
y. s. A., Mrs. Oscar KIockcr. Mrs.
Leonard r. Cutter.
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King County Humane Society

King County Humane society viii
meet az the Bon Marche tea room az
noon. Come and bring friends.
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Ladies' Literary and Musical Club

Ladies' Literary and Musical club
will meet az 7.so .. m. ut the homo
Of Mrs. Charlotte Atwood. isti 18th
ave. ~.
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. Mr.. and Mrs. Greer
Shipper Hosts

Entertaining number ~of their
friends on Tuesday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Greer were hosts at an
Informal supper.
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CHARMING DINNER

Major Royal X. Greene. y. s. A..
adjutant Puget Sound Artillery Dis
trict, and Mrs. Greene. entertained
cbarmlngly at dinner on Saturday,
preceding the ball. In honor OF their
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PERSONALS

Colonel Jairus A. Moore, ". g. A..
and Mrs. Moore have ms their guest
for tho weekend Mrs. Hawthorn
Twomsley of Seattle.