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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-20
SOME LETTERS TO
CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grew was very much interested in your reply
TO blue Eyes" in last nights issue of the paper. .
Ten years ago married did not love, and IN less
than year a born TO have never been able
really decide whether not doing more harm than
good by remaining with him. :.
have no excuse offer for myself for marrying him
other than that he wanted TO- and that my home HE was
very pleasant How girls marry Tor just tnesc
identical reasons
have tried TO him think love him, and have sue
ceeded, think but there lies my problem Would II not
be better tell him frankly do not love him. and quietly
separate than keep living the lie? or course would mt
hesitate IL il not for the boy.
Naturally he loves his father well as his mother and
separated it would deprive him of his daddys love and
company. - .
STILL were in my husbands place would much rather
he told that he did not love than TO let on living
with him. thinking he did love me-
About four years after marriage met the only man
could really for which doesn't make position
easier OF he did not know that cared anything
about him. and he probably thought OF me IN that way
He has since married
would like know what you and others think about this
question.
NV husband a very lovable man. and have tried for
that very different from the love wife should have for
her husband hope you will find time TO answer this
THIRTY
only repeat TO you the care "Bue Eyes"
and which believe conscientiousy Is the only solution 70
problem such yours.
Men and cho morry cheher they lore not, and
bring into the word children, their first responsibility
to those children
You can't get otooy from the fact that should Leave
your husband either he you Uouh be deprived of your
son, and the boys life mould be oared. child is entitled
TO both father and mother guidance in order to make fair
start in life
You laboing under false impressions chen you speak
Of meeting the only you could love-" My dear
really Uhether yon lore until you hare been
married TO him at least three years.
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WH AT do YOU
w think? Write Gym
thia Grey, care Of The
Seattle Star.

his return. and 10 me he came He
took me for a good long walk out
in the country. and In the sweet. old
fashioned way. got down on his
knees and told me he loved me and
asked me TO be his wife. When ]
sought to mention my past life-he
said: That is past To q strong
man. what a woman has been before
he meets her means nothing. have
a past. too. practically every man
has. and 80 what right have I TO
expect perfection in turn for my
faults7"
Our love was born thru his good
ness 10 me, thru his faith and trust
in my being able to become An ideal
woman 10 him.
no longer think OF the past: only
plan for our future. z. L.
Dear Miss Grey: Just IS years ago
left my home town. a beautiful
place. eight miles from Boston !
was In the ninth grade and thru
every oneof the nine grades had had
the morning devotional exercises.
Here. was put back into the
eighth grade with work ! had re-
ceived in the seventh grade ~ home.
And I can never forget how lost
felt each morning without those few
minutes given to the Lords Prayer. a
verse from the Bible and the hymn.
am married now. and have chill
dren OF my own. and often. when
things go wrong. I find myself re-
peatlng a verse which was memorized
at school,
don't feel that the people Of
foreign lands need missionaries half
as badly as do our own children to-
day. The few minutes given to the
devotional exercises help to bring a
calm, reverent feeling over the chill
dren which is felt thruout the en-
tire day ! believe. also. II IL were
pra Cticed that the slang that Is so
common today would be overcome to
a large extent MRS. r.
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Miss Delafields
WeddinQ Planned

n the presence Of relatives and
49, friends the wedding Of Miss
Nay Delafield and Mr.. Reneim Wins
~. ~. win take place on the evening
~ Apgtl Z NJ 81. Barnabas chapel. with
~ Rev. III. VI. Cowen. Miss Eima
0n1llns win BE- the brides only at.
1ondont and Mr.. Kenelm Wtnslow
w11 ac< ~ best man for his son
- unherB viii Be Mr. Robert Cush-
mqn and Mr.. Andrew Price. Three
- Mlns Deiafieid's deares; friends.
H. Ruth Gaxzam. Miss Helen
>Xoo1ssy. Of Tacoma. and Miss Jose
hn<no Ross Of Santa Barbara. will be
tpnoeasy guests at the wedding. and
okrupy . special pew. while Mr. Ross
01vns and Mr.. Pierce Haisht. be-
ontDo Of their fellowship. have been
Ghossn BY MFR. WINSTON to be SINH
nriy honored-
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Confessions ofaBrideI|
Copyright 1920 BY The Nuspape Enterprise Assocaiion)
| LEARN KATHERINE MILLER WAS IN THE
". s. SECRET SERVICE

Tho exquisite and distinguished
handwriting Of Katherine Miller
startled me when I turned over my
morning mail. picked the note
from the others and regarded Il with
mired Ceilings. IL had been written
by the only human being | had ever
permitted myself to hate. Was hate
a boomerang which came back to
harm the throwerf wondered ar
1 opened the lovely gray envelope
whether IL might not be the first
bit OF ammunition In the attack OF
that sinister destiny" which Chrys
had prophcHied.
My dearest JRnc"--ran the letter.
II arm in bed with a turned ankle.
Have just heard that you and
Chrystobel are at home and I am
30 anxious to have you come over
and tell me what happened in Mex.
leo after We separated. Com. to
tea 80 this afternoon can't your
What grand news about the rescue
Of your father.in-lawl We all rejoice
with all your family. My love as
ever.-k- NJ"
What's the matter with that
girl7" I asked Bob, when he came
in. "shc knows perfectly well that
I do not like her"
Bob read tho note and then drew
me down upon hts knee.
Jane. are you not little un.
just In your judgment OF Rather.
inc7" he asked. The considerable
tone of his voice angercd me. The
feeling wasn't for me at all. Il was
for the tawny haired tiger girl. 1 felt
sure
Maybe do jump TO conclusions
about people" admitted Maybe
It's a bad habit. but | want you TO
know. Bob. that I'm going 10 Keep
right on trusting my intuitions about
Miss Milleri''
My dear. there's ono thing about
her you never were told and now's
tho time for you 10 know II. Kath.
crime Miller has more sense and more
ability than most women
i didn't interrupt my husband. I
simply hated the girl worse than
ever. In the estimation OF all women
n"' W"s iooi. nut men-cNen my
Bob-fonnd her clever because she
was such a stunning beauty bit
my lip while Bob went on:
did you never suspect that Kath.
crime had laudable motive for that
trip 10 Mexico7"
] shrugged my shoulders.
Jane, sec herel Katherine Miller
was In tho government secret serv.
Ice for monthsr'
"Whatr' I exclaimed. "She doesn't
know enough"
Bob frightened his arm around me.
] felt like a bad child In a tight
grip while medicine was poured
down Its throat
"she II discharged now, so I can
toll you. or course knew about IL
for months. but ] wasn't at liberty
to inform you or anybody. Before
we went 10 Mexico I had to see her
frequently because we were work.
Ing ON the same case. That spy.
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Seattle F~isrnaion
ADDITIONAL CLuBS
Auburn Minute NXnnen

The 81 ratFick'a card party given
by the Auburn Minute Women was a
great success both socially and imam.
cially. A program. tho short. was a
most enjoyable one. given before the
games started. Solo. That Tumhled
Down Shack at Athlone." That
Naughty waltz" AIR. l.. l.. Mason.
aecompa nied by Mru. VIM. Mcmahon.
Mandolin and piano duct. Mrs. Opal
Gunsoll-y and Mr.. Camden Smith.
I'rfres were won by Mrs. stella Lam.
bert larst prirel. Mira Mamie waiske
1.-coud prize and Miss Woltsra OF
Tacoma che consoiauonl. while the
wentismen's prizes went to MIR Ralph
DrRarth tfiruu. Mr.. .G~o. keHirr ,sec'
ondl and Mr.. WIN. Mcmahon tchnso.
iationl. Luncheon was served by the
commltte. in charge Mrs. WIN,
For,ney. chairman OF the evening,
gave a short talk on the work OF the
Minute Women In Auburn. She
stated that over tiso had been uned
for relief work in this community
since they were organized In october
and the humane committee rec~iyod
several calls weekly. Tho proceeds Of
The evening went TO relief fund.
All Wan~u's 1mJxvv~m~ut Club
Tho AIki women's Improvement
club will m-e, for luncheon and
cards on Tuesday. March %. at
O'Clock, at the home % Mrs Alex
Melater, toot Aiki avenue southwest
Canadian Women's Club
Under the direction Of Mrs. d
clifford Reid. chairman OF the pro
gram committee. the Canadian Won
ems club will give the following pro
gram ON Tuesday evening. nj SIS In
The oiubroofns. 1850 Arcade building
rf.a ior ro~,ry.-n.v. J. N rsieon Of
the Plymouth Congregational church.
fa1 TIE Ssst .....s.s. prusilia P-rri~si
90 Ths Cau 81 Pan. sprusiils Fsrcissl
Ms. Adam nssisr. memo snsfane.
Mia. Edna McDohAsh at the plano.
fs1 nsrcAroiis In v sharp. ...... tAsfe-
,ei Socturns for isf, hsnd. acriseins
lei PRELUDE In q minor rarhmaainoff
Mr.. fisYd oiss. pisnist.
ss1 whsr~v You Walk. ........ .Hsnfel
tsl ~ Dream. ........'.,,. !. 49,. fe'u
Mrs F-sxvson q, the plano.
Seattle Review No.
The Seattle Review No. =. womsn's
Rensfi, association. will meet Thurs.
day evening at o'clock a, w. O.
W. hall. Officers win wear white.
Mystic jewel Social Club
The Mystic Jewel Social club viii
rive an informal dance Friday eve.
ming. March 20. in Douglas hall.
Tenth and Pine streets. Social fca-
lures and good music.
Dorras Circle
Dorcas circle will NEE, with Mrs.
II. II. Rogers. ii2s West Fifty eighth
street. Tuesday at o'clock.
Frsntx II. Coo Exhibit
There will be an exhibit OF play
equipment nj the Frantx H. Coo
school Tuesday afternoon and eve.
ming. Speakers at both meetings.
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/ Berghoff. was one OF her big dis.
coyerics. Iie thought he was de-
ociving his employer. on the con
trary he Was betrayinR the master
mind OF a magnificent German plot
to get control OF all the mines and
oil wells In Mexico"
Its too much for me 10 grasp
all at once. Bob"
Il want you to get this. though.
Katherine Miller and had been dis.
charged from the government
service before We went TO Mexico.
Dad wanted a lot OF information
about the bandits who are everlast.
ingiy raiding his property down
there. He knew Of katherine's
record as n detective. NO he asked
her 10 go. when went, and TO get
what dope she could. And she did.
And II was perfectly beautiful
game. toor'
II should say IL was,'' said sar.
castically. Katherine Miller used
her beauty 10 make men love her
just so that she could go, the secret
information she was after7"
f+AhtNei bpn MAnNti was nef
tool. You must admit that she knew
how TO take care OF herself very
Well"
80 did Delilah! And a lot OF others
! could name. But won'tr' I re-
Piled
Bob set me down on my feet i'm
patiently and pretended that he was
reaching for cigaret but | knew
well enough that he was annoyed
with me.
Bob. you and ! have something
on her which makes me hard and
will keep me feeling so. no matter
what you think. Katherine Miller
II the mother OF Benjie's baby and
she VIII never. never adopt the
darling. How can I trust a mother
who disowns her own chiid9"
tTo BE Continued.l
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Dutch Treat
Supper Dance

A few members Of the Mount
Uaker Park club viii give n Dutch
treat" supper dance at the club
house. Saturday evening. Among
these attending are: Mayor and Mrs
Hugh Caldwell. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
y. Grant, Colonel and Mrs. wood
run. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. l.. skeel. DIR.
and Mrs. Frederick Adams. SIR. and
Mr.. Edgar Allen Duffy. DR.. and
Mrs.. Charles c. Turner. DIR. and
Mn. ]. A. Bouffieur. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde N. Hadley. Mr.. and Mrs. p. r..
1landr, Miss Dorothy Grant and Mr..
Barter.
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J,s,sior Club
0l MdsQ1fe

The Junior club has issued invita-
11ena for their FIRST spring event
uf1lch viii be masquerade on Mon
ny evening. April s. at christenssn's
hall Elaborate details are being
SCANNED. and the decorations Will be
fufurisfic In design and color. The
quests. who win be confined to mem
bers Of the club and married cou'
ples. are asked TO come clad in cos
tunes Of orange and Jade green hue
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Buchdn-Warren
Nuptidls

Against a BACKGROUND Of ferns.
wild hucklebcrry and real orange
blossoms. which formed a beautiful
trvIlls. Miss Edith Warren became
the bride OF Mr.. George Buchan. at
the home OF the brides parents.
wednesday. March II. at .. m. In
the presence OF relatives and init
mate friends.
Row. II. II. Gowsn read the ccre-
mony in the living room. which was
a bower OF greens. and over the
altar hung a white wedding bell with
streamers to all corners Of the room.
Before Tho service Mrs. Florence
Wilson sang II Love You Truly. .
Then to tho strainz Of Mendelssohu's
wedding march. played by Mrs. Marie
Peoples. the wedding party as-
sembled.
The bride, who was given In mar.
Rage by her father. wore a beauti-
full gown OF white Georgeste embrold.
cred with seed pearls. fashioned over
a slip OF cream satin trimmed with
hand made Irish lace. Her only or.
nament was string OF pearls. a
gift from Mrs. Carl clawson. Of Oak.
land. California. She carried a hugo
bouquet OF brides roses. freeslas ard
white sweet peas. Her dainty prin.
cess veil was caught with wreath
Of real orange blossoms.
Miss Elizabeth Buchsn, sister Of
tho groom. was the brides only al
tendant. She was gowned In n
dainty frock Of pale pink Gcorgctte,
beautifully beaded, and carried an
arm bouquet OF ophclia roses. Her
only ornament was a dainty cameo
lavaliiere. gift OF the bride.
Little Philip Twesdy carried the
engraved wedding ring on a white
satin pillow, and escorted his sister.
little Eva Frances. clad In dainty
frock OF white organdie tied with
pink sash and ribbons. who carried
gold basket OF pink roses and
white sweet peas.
MIR. Frank Warren. brother OF the
bride. attended Mr.. Buchan an best
man.
After the service Mrs. Wilson sang
AT Dawning." and later the guests
assembled at the home OF Mrs. Philip
Tweedy for an Informal reception.
The dining room was decorated with
pink sweet peas and naidenhair
fern and lighted with pink candies.
The brides going-away costume
was a suit OF navy blue tricotine
trimmed with military braid with q
small blue hat TO match.
Mrs. Buchan, who attended the
University Of Washington with the
class OF 1917, is affiliated with Phi
Mu sorority. She was active In
class work and athletics and was
vicc president Of the 1917 Troubadour
club In her sophomore year. Mr..
Buchan. who was also member Of
he class OF 1917 at the university,
received his commission az lleuten.
ant with the Eighteenth Machine
Jun company at Camp Hancock.
ieorgia. and served during the re-
cent war.
After honeymoon In Victoria and
Vancouver Mr.. and Mrs. Buchnn
will be at home to their many friends
at 1923 NJ. 47th st. Seattle.
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Tho many friends OF Mira walter
Foster. Of san Francisco. viii be
glad 20 know that ah. In convaieacent
from her serious iilneas and win
soon leave the hospital To rrjoln her
family at their apartment In the
Hotel NJ. Francis.
Mira ostrsnder and sister. Mrs
fiawiey. rcturned on Thursday from
a month's sojourn in California
Mrs Harry Lyman Strong. who
has been III with the influenza at
tho Stanford University hospital in
san Francisco. IN improving. and to-
gethsr with Mr.. Strong viii spend
a month In California.
Mrs. John T. Byers and daughter.
Miss Margaret Byers. Of uniontown.
Pennsylvania. and Mrs. John Clarke.
OF Wheeling. West Virginia, will ar.
rive on Sunday to spend two weeks
In Seattle. guests at the Hotel Pen
nlngton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Barron Owen
are receiving the Fluctuations Of
their friends on the birth OF a son
Friday morning at the Swedish hos
pltaL
Mrs. Victor A. peyton has re.
turned from a visit OF two weeks
with her daughter. Mrs. Pred A.
LOOMS. who Ia residing at Hunts
Point
Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch r. Anderson.
OF Ellensburg. are receiving con.
ordinations on the birth Of a daugh.
ter on March 6. at the Minor hos.
pltai. The little one has been named
Barbara.
Mrs Adrien Won Bohrens and
niece, Miss Josephine Ross. Of Santa
Barbara. will arrive In Seattle. April
q. TO be present at the marriage of
Miss Mary Dclaneld 20 Mr.. Reneln
winslow. Jr. Mrs. Won Boehrens
will be a guest at the Sunset club
and Miss Ross viii visit Miss Khth.
leen Donahoc.
Mrs. Tidmarsh and her guest. Mrs.
X. G. wight. Of St Paul. will depart
on Sunday. March rs. for Australia
to be gone two months.
Mrs. Warren w. Tolman. OF Oiym.
pia. who has spent the week with
Mrs. Stephen J. Chadwick. left today
for her home.
Mrs. Stanford Fisher. OF Van.
couver. II. c.. In spending a few
days In the city. and In Mt present
the guest OF Mrs. Guy s. Pctcrkin.
Mr.. G. Howard Blackwell returned
Thursday evening from Belllngham,
where he has been for several days
on business.
Mrs. Osmun l.. Coward and son
Asbury departed yesterday for Sing.
apofe, where they will spend two
years. Mr.. Coward will Join them
at Hongkong.
MIN george DonWorth VIII leave
on Sunday 70 spend tho Easter hoiL
days with her daughter. Miss Mary
Donworth. who In a student at Miss
WheeIer's School IN Providence.
Before her return in May Mrs. Don.
worth will visit in New York. Wash.
ington and Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Daugherty,
formerly Of Seattle. are residing at
the Hotel st. Francis. San Francisco.
Mrs. James Hamilton Deveuve and
daughter. Mary Ceciie. arrived home
yesterday from Coronado.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel p. McGhie.
OF Everett. returned on Thursday
from an extended tour Of California.
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.SMOTHERED HAM

For smothercd ham n choice cut
from the center of the ham may be
used. or as the meat is cut about
two inches thick. tho ends may he
carefully trimmed for individual
serving and utilized This IN really
a very good way to use the ends OF
a smoked ham. Let meat simmer for
an hour and a half. Then put In a
baking dish. add dash OF mustard
cover with bread crumbs. pour milk
over the whole and bake about half
an hour In hot oven.
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Photo by CreSs-Dais.
Here is decidedly pretty spring coat II is fashioned Of
fetching shade OF light blue and nattiy trimmed with
tan leather lapel collar and urnback cuffs The slit pockets
are also faced on the outside with leather.
DAISY HENRY.
q
identify vaudeville
show al
THURSDAY. Fashion ptture Mis-
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Louisville. Ky. were In town last
week visiting old friends. and were
guests at the Hotel Washington. Mr..
and Mrs. Babbctt are prominent in
social life In the South, and are rc-
turning home after an extended tour
Of California.
Mrs. L. G. Gilman Of Portland will
arrive In Seattle 80 T.asdav TO make
= short Wait
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TO Honor Miss Street

Mrs. Arthur Il. Campbell was
hostess at bridge and a miscellaneous
shower at her home yesterday after.
0oon in compliment TO Miss Helen
Street. who has recently announced
her engagement.
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1liss Elizabeth Chadwick will en-.
oortain the intimate friends Of Miss
CorneIia Jennings at luncheon at the
Donset club on Thursday.
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Entire Nous Dance

The Entire Nous will give their an
nual spring Informal dance on Bat
urday evening. March ~. In Masonic
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temple. The patrons and ra,ronesse.
are. AIR. and Mrs. X. c. Green. Mr..
and Mrs. X l.. LaRue.' Mr. and Mrs.
0.org. iaFray and Mr.. and Airs.
W. X. MACMILLAN.
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Dear Miss Grey: ] have been very
much interest In the many subjects
that have been discussed In your
columns. but here Is new one.
Since SO many mothers with small
children who wish TO keep them are
compelled 20 20 out 10 work by the
day. why can't We have day nurseries
In each district IL Is too far for the
mothers ON Queen Anne. Ballard and
Phinney or Green Lake. West Seattle
and other outlying districts TO take
and after they have worked hard all
day Il is too much for them To have
10 no after them.
A WORKING MOTHER.
The Seattle Day Nursery associd-
fsor Is roir planning 10 csfotlash
asrscrss IN several outlying DIS
trsofs. ard trili do so srhen funds are
draaa bic.
Dear Miss Grey; Please allow me
space to say n few words to the man
who ends his letter thus: Il. for one.
say. young man. remain away from
the woman with a past"
Mr.. e." you married woman
without a soul. who abused your love
and trust But please remember. all
women are not like her. Some bene-
III from the misfortune Of having a
past
when ! came out OF the country TO
the city to seek my living. was In
noccnt soon met a young man
whom I liked. and believed to be hon
est. like myself. Well. his honesty
was. instead, deceit. which my youth
did not permit me TO fathom That
was the beginning OF my downfall
and. oh. the heartaches | experienced
on the way back UP.
But at las, ! met a real man. who
was honest kind and true. and we
married Now the golden hight OF
love has shown us the path TO happi-
ness
WOMAN WITH A SOIL.
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Fortnne-Tellinq Tea /.

Miss Emily Smith, whose engage
nent to Mr.. John Macdonald Of
YaAsfna has recently been made
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Dinner for Bridal Pdrtu

Mieg Mary Dclafield and Mr.. Ken.
IN WINSTON. IT.. will entertain the
members Of their bridal party and a
1ew Intimate friends at dinner. Tues
~ evening. April 6. at the Uni
versity club.
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TELEPHONE the So
! ciety Editor Of The
Star-Office, Main 600;
Home, Main 2761.
Hk.'llyb1|b
CLuBs FOR MONDAY

CLrBs FOR MONDAY
Alki Community COMMITTEES
A business meeting OF tho Alki
Community club will take place on
Monday. March ~. at 2 y. m. with
Mrs A. u. Schutt. a226 sixty.third
ave- n w.
Wcss Seattle q. Y. y.
Tho West Seattle o. E. =. will
give card party at the West Ne
attl, hall on Monday. March %. All
Masona. Eastern Stars and friends
ar. invited.
seattle F~irrnsion
Seattle Federation of Women'A
clubs viii meet Monday AT .. m.
Executive board meets at II "a. m.
Nominating ballot viii IN east for
president. first and second vic. pres
id.nts. corresponding secretary and
three delegates 10 the state conven'
tsn Of Federation 81 Womsn's clubs
to be held In Wenatchee In June.
Polls will be open from .. IN until
.. IN. Elocuon Of officers In April.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel p. McGhie.
OF Everett. returned on Thursday
from an extended tour Of California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Ii. Babbett Of
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Mrs. James Hamilton Devsuve and
daughter. Mary Cecile. arrived home
yesterday from Coronado.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Daugherty,
formerly Of Seattle. are residing at
the Hotel st. Francis. San Francisco.
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MISS HELEN ELIZABETH SPAULDING,
WHOSE MARRIAGE TO MR.. LAWRENCE
EVERETT DLNAWAY WILL BE
SOLEMNIZED TONIGHT
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Mr. and Mrs. Enoch r.. Anderson.
OF Eliensburg. are receiving con.
gratulations on the birth Of daugh.
ter on March 6. at tho Minor hos.
pltai. The little one has been named
Barbara.
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Mrs Adrien Won Bohrens and
niece. Miss Josephine Ross. Of Santa
Barbara. will arrive In Seattle. April
3. TO be present at the marriage Of
Miss Mary Delaneld 70 Mr.. Kenelm
Winslow. Jr. Mrs. Won Boehrens
Will be a guest at the Sunset club
and Miss Ross VIII visit Miss Khth.
leen Donahoc.