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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-08
University
Has Review
Rivaling Yale's
by DOROTHY FAY GOULD

Considerable pep, among the pro
fcssorB has appeared lately via n
heavy.sounding Department Of
Printing OF the University OF wash
ington." which announces tbs Sep
TENDER number Of the Pacific He
view.
This " the Washington faculty
quarterly that made its initial APP
pearance In June. and aims TO Guido
the Yale Review. The first Issue has
been the object OF much fayorabis
comment and. TO quote DIR. Psdel-
ford. lis a decided credit to the uni
versity."
DIR. Herbert Cowen. often credit
ID with being the most remarkable
scholar on the Coast. will have .
contribution on the topic Of China
\ history he wrote several years ago
10 considered a standard on China.
Glenn Hughes. the university's
young poet and dramatist, whose
new book won him q degree: Profes-
sor Lutx. who saw service overseas;
Alfred Zimmern. Carl Hornbeck.
0ysDAIas Az Ak11ttRh As@s-
bert Corey and DIR. Pndelford all
have articles In the fall number.
Joseph u. Harrison. Richard r.
Fchoitx and Harvey II. Densmore. all
members Of the faculty. compose the
editorial board. Ralph ID. Caaey. Of
tho school Of Journalism. Ia manas-
Ing editor. and Albert II. Frederick
son. business manager.
The department Of printing In also
putting out for fall publication q
trcaiise on psychology by Stevenson
Smith. the young professor OF psy-
| choioFy from Philadelphia, who has
interested some mothers by trying
out "inteiligence tests" on their In
fants and giving them . typed sheet
possibilities. Hereafter no youngster
whose mother takes him 10 the uni
versity clinic need pound out scales
when he has a deaf musical ear. or
learn tho tirnes tables when he has
no mathematical bent. Edwin r.
| Gutherie. Jr.. acting assistant pro-
fessor In the same department. col.
Elaborated with Stevenson Smith.
Thirteen Of the books chapters have
already appeared as pamphlets.
Another literary venture 20 be
ready by fall II tho Poems Of
Henry Howard. Earl Of Surrey. = BY
DIR. Frederick Morgan Padeiford.
dean Of the graduate school and pro
fessor Of English NJ the university.
The volume will contain about 400
pages, and n the first Of . new
series to be known as the University
Of Washington Publications In Ian
guages and Literature.
Several years ago. whsn DR.. Padei.
ford WIS on his sabbaticai year. he
came across several original manu-.
scripts ~ he was dciying In the
dusty tones NJ the English libraries
These are included In the volume.
The most ambitious book yet out
IL the limited edition Of "Essaya
Verse and Lestcrs.- posthumous
work Of the late Prof Joel NJ. Johan.
son. delivered last week to fovmes
frienda.
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sS3Cni01yElA fnsIcql hshlQnba2r lan1a@ Att Z


Mr.. and Mrs. James Bradley will
accompany Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Con
nell and family whom they leave
Thursday morning by motor for
Spokane and Haydn lake. They ex.
poct 10 be gone about . fortnight
Mrs, Jane Furth Terry left Sat.
urday for a two weeks. virit with
her daughter, Mrs. Poachy. at her
cottage near tho Country club.
Mr. and Mrs, william Leonard
Eaton viii occupy their summer
home on Lake Wellington until
November !.
Miss Elizabeth Lyman. Of Mamar-
oneck. N. ". who has been = popu
lar visitor In town. the guest Of Miss
parthea sharpiea. left today Tor her
homo.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. y. Campbell. who
have for a few days been the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Leadman At
their country home In tho Puyaiiup
valley. returned Monday evening.
Mias Helen Walker returned res
tsrday from a short visit with her
aunt. Mrs. Robert q. Walker. In
Tacoma
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Morgan
Mills and daughters. owisdys and
| t.-...s... .....x-~s -shuxsa.v fyofu n
trip OF two weeks to Chicago.
Mr.. parrah corbett. Mr.. w. w.
corbctt and Mr.. NJ. T. Crawford,
returned from a three days fishing
trip In the country surrounding
snoqualmle Fails.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack williams. OF
Pasadena. are in tho city. guests NJ
the Seattle Golf and Country club
|
Miss Helen rerryman. who has
been spending the summer In New
YORK. win return 70 Seattle about
September IL.
Mr.. ana Mrs. J. II. Burns ARE re-
cciving congratulations on tho birth
Of a son nj the Swedish hospital Al
gus, ss,h. Mrs. burns yAs formerly
Miss Anita skai,on.
Mr.. John Mungo Dsnd iefs yes-
terday morning for Calgary. TO Dc
gone three or four moothA
I
Mr.. ana Mrs.. John r. Ryan ana
family have moved In from their
country home on Lake Washing
ton ana are again cceupyins Their
city residence.
Mrs w. ". Mccabe and dauEhier.
Mrs Emily Mccsbe. who have sprn,
several days an the xuests OF MT.
and Mrs Percy ". Bsmford. 70
turned last evening from Wes'
Haven. Conn.
Mr. and MIS-. Raymond n rrsyser
have recently taken possession OF
their new home At the Highlands
4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-08
MYSTERY ACT ON
PALACE HIP BILL

The Great Herman. together with
his assisting company. viii provide
- liberal supply Of mystery and
thrills on the new vaudeville bin
that will come 10 Loew's Palace Hip
ton,egrow. Lovers Of appealing Tia,
waiian melodies viii be attracted BY
the offering Of Sam X. Naomi. re
putsd 10 be . master Of the steel
guitar. His repertoire includes Q
host OF native instrumental and vo.
cal favoriten. Tho Dewey Trio Is an
aggregation OF coiored performers
who sprinkle their singing. piano
playing. talking and dancing special.
ties with q liberal and palafab,e sea
soning Of pep"
~ Close Shave 10 the title OF the
comedy skit In which Christopher
and walton will DO secn. Nimbie
manipulation Of tho shifting pig.
skin" In a feature Of the act TO be
produced by McMahon and Adelaide.
The man has some speedy and novel
features In ths line Of bag punching
and his pretty partner Introduces
variety with her graceful and color.
fui character and eccentric dAnces.
Baby June Hovich is the bright star
OF the comedy. singing ana dancing
mixture which will be served by Leo
moro Diehi and her Three Clever Kid.
dies. The Accidental Honeymoon"
with Robert Warwick and Elaine
Bammerxtcin, viii be tho feature
photoplay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-08
IMMERSION HEATER

An exceedingly practical conutv.
anos for q mother y an electrical
immersion heater. cylinder shaped.
This viii heat water or milk for
the baby or invalid In q moment
at any xims. day or night This
cylinder In simply plunged into the
liquid and the plug attached IL
takes only . moment to make the
liquid boiling hot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-08
FOR HEALTHY HAIR
USE EGG SHAMPOO

a most beneficial thing for Dc
n1n y an egg shampoo. ~ Il nos
only cleans but acts a. . toms.
me egg should b rubbed into the
scalp thoroiy. After xnis rfnse the
n1r several times making the vsfer
GRADUALLY colder. Dry the hair v1fh
warm towels.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-08
Patch Pockets Go: No
Fancy STYLES for Men

CHICAGO. Sept. s.-Uitrp-con.
servatiEtn will be the watohword
In clothing styles for men thia
fall Patch pockets and long roll
lapcis will have to go. according
to leading clothing manufacturers
to be succeeded by plain pockets
and straight Inca Cuffs will be
retained. Light brown and a mix.
ture OF blush gray will be the
prcdominating coiors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-08
Alimony Cost
More Than Marriage

DIES MONIES, Sept. s.-"Divorve
In worse than marriage" moancd
George Dale an he filed for a modi
fication Of the decree which made
him "free." when ! was married
got my share Of the 800 I earned
every month. Now after I've pnid
my aiimony. all I have to live on
every 30 days is 32b."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-08
APPLIQUE WORK
FOR THE HOME

Attractive and original luncheon
sets. table runners. curtains. etc.
can b made BY applique work.
Linen, either unbleached or coiored.
10 generally used The designs ara
carried out by using patches Of
cambria. Bingham. or chanbray Of
different patterns. TO give the best
iosA OF the flower or fruit chosen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-08
Marriage in Montesdno

INT evening at . o'clock In Mon
1oaano, VIII occur the wedding Of
Miss Georgia Madgil France 10 Mr..
Pred 0uenther at the home Of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George
France. The brideelect was stu
Gent IT the University Of Washing
ton and . number Of her Chi Omega
SISTERS are motoring up for the hap
~ event.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-08
PARIS SPONSORS
LONG SKIRTS
AND SLEEVES

A cable from Paris announces
that skirts and sleeves are long In
the costumes shown At the fashion
able modistes. The best afsiicrs are
showing the circular skirt N theiI
smart izslleurA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-08
PEANUT COOKIES
tablespoons butter

2 tablespoons butter
n 0p sugar
1 cup -four
III tsspoons baking powder
u te3spoon salt
" teaspoon vanilla
u cup finely chopped peanuts
Soften butter and beat butter
sugar and egg thoroly. sift baking
powder. salt and flour together and
add to first mixture. Add nuts. Drop
from a teaspoon onto a creased and
Toured pan and bake In a slow oven
for Is or 20 minutea-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-08
| DATES
| To Remember

-
THURSDAY. sEirrMnEu -
Mrs. Allen 60 be hostess at bridge
At sunset club for Mrs. George
Webster and Mrs David Hanna
Miss frere Fishers At home In
honor OF Mira Graham ana Miss
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER ie--
AZ home for Ms. Cleaner Keith.
Miss Irene Fisher and Miss Alice
Hole, With Miss Frances oldham
Is hostess
SATURDAY. sErrEMuER H.
Mira Jesse Ives aud Miss Alice fv~s
20 entertain the members Of the
tuhb.Isreme and biaek.fryof
wedding parties with swimming
and supper al Tn. home Of Mrs
fvea
MONDAY. sErrENBKR Is
Mr.. and Mrs. O, y. Fishers dance
at the Golf club essn riin~n,ary TO
Mrs. Graham and Miss Clark.
Miss rnrft. Nortene luncheon At
ir~ne Fisher. Mrs. poaaia Coed
new Graham and Miss julia
clark
TUESDAY. sErTEMUEU t.
Miss Florida Singleton and Miss
Grace Fischer 10 be at home 81
the residence % the former. COM
pllmerting Mis- kathertns Jerome
and Miss irene Fisher.
Thu RSDAy. sErrENBER Ie--
Mlxs Mildred Miilsr's dinnsr dance
az tho Rainier club. for the en-
tsrtainusnt OF Miss Jerome and
hs Albert c. Stub.
Mrs Roger Morse Bones fuaeheon
At the Rainier club and theatre
party following. tn honor 81 Mis-.
fisher. Mrs. Graham and Mis-
Clark.
WEDNESDAY. eEg'rENnEn ss--
fntsrt@ksn Guild Of the orthop~dic
hospital 70 entertain With dance
ct the Yacht club for the serssit
Of the hesgftxlA Tickets may be
secured from MA y. r. bates.
Capitol teti.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-08
Board Meeting Of
Cn1y,pfire Girls

A board meeting OF the Campfire
G1r1s Vas held this afternoon a, the
hrms Of Mrs. keith Bullist for the
nurpoos Of reporting on tho sum
mnr's activities At the girls camp
- H.smbas island. and to discuss
HnaAns for the winter. The Guar
ans Of the Campfire Girls win as
ermbls on Thursday night at Mrs.
uuIntt's home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-08

BAStAfo w. z. u. u.
Tho annual election Of the officers
for the Ballard W. c. T. u. which
wa~ postponed. win b. held Friday.
September 10. at the hons Of Mira.
Emily Thorgrimson. At s,<s Yves,
ksth St
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-08

Mount Rainier Court No. a.. Tribe
Of BenHur. win give the first Of a
series OF social dances Thursday
evening. September Q. in Modern
Woodmen's hall at Columbia City.
Only members are invited.
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Clubs


Phosoplay Censorship board m~ess
nj Federated club house at io3o.
Reports will b. made on motion pic.
ture conferences AZ tho convention.
81 the General Federation Of WON
ems clubs. STATE Federation Of Won
ems clubs and National Education
association
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-08
70 KEEP DOILIES
CLEAN AND SMOOTH

To keep freshiyircned doilies clean
and unwrinkl-d. the needle-wo
can easily make an attractive set OF
square rccepsaclcs from crctonne.
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~. and Mrs. Williams


III ~. ana Mrs. Harvey J. Fetscr
$500 hosts at q dinner Of ten covers
~ evening at their residence. In
mpliynent to Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
VYlnlnms, Of Pasadena, who are Wis
DngD IN town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-08
Swpper Party at
ae7yt1yter Home

~. and Mrs. William Leonard
nnapa entertained twelve friends al
o. Informal supper sunday night Al
cor getracttvs home on Lake Wash
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rMPRoMrTu AUCTION

Mrs. Kiocker was hostess wedn>s-
day at auction bridge Tho affair.
aitho lnpromptu. Was csiightfai. and
compllfrented Mrs. For and Mrs.
Custer OF washington. u. c.. whose
special friends were hidden to meet
them Among them were Miss vii.
lison. Mrs Jairns Moore. Mrs.
Stcarns. Mrs. Kuhn. Miss Downs.
Mrs. Tvornsiey. Mrs kiockor. Miss
Klocker. Miss soiherg. Miss I'M.
Miss Frances Hin. Mrs. Hopkins.
Mrs. Samueis.
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Miss Black to Glue
Luncheon

Honorfng Miss Mary Pryor. who is
- Be an October bride. Miss Antoln-
Gtte Black win entertain with a
luncheon next Wednesday at her
home. Covers win be laid for twelve
guests.
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Mrs. Wills to Introduce
Mss Wills

Complimentins her house guest.
M Helen Wills. Of Long Beach.
Cal, Nap. Charles $. Wills win en-
attain with an informal reception
noxt "Wednesday at her home. Miss
cDnstAnce WIN cox win assist the
houtese while Mrs. J. Irving Coiveli.
Nh. Earl c. DcMoss. Mrs. George
n,nck and Mrs. Julian cousine. OF
wnoumn. will preside at the urns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-08
INT J! SIC / e.
Conducted By
LOUISE AL'NABLE

Friday evening at the Arena, segfo
al Zaaco. eminent Italian tenor. and
his wife. Nine Eugene de Primo.
pianist. will be heard In oonoert-
Both artists have scored great suo-
cess abroad and also wherever thsy
have appeared In America The pro.
gram 20 be given here viii b ~ fol-
lows:
PRELUDE In O sharp minor. .Rsehasaisoff
Mms. Eussnis Dc Primo
Grand ALI Dc Prison from ~Hsvcb-
Qrrs, ,irns 10 this city,
Big. al zanes
Etsde-
s Sss.s. ' ...-.....----.}css,.
Aria. -cisio . Mar" from IA oss-
conda".----.:.... -Ponshism
Parsphrssss -Eossns onissusuv- ...-.
.-...----..........r sehAikowsty-raha
Nina. Dc Primo
Death sesns from the opera -EAnssr
dei IRE Re" 1.-THE Love Of the Three
kinss').. ........... .ftaio MostsmssM
Uirst ums IN this eity)
Sig al zsnos
Pr.luds for the Jeff hand. 80. N saabiae
Nine. de Primo
Flower sosg from earns .Dfsse
zig. al Zsnoo
w. =. cc...,,''.''''''''..;....Cnera
ssts@ 90 t1Hr~ft- .Mo9Ekoknky
Nine. de Primo
Come IN bel al Maggie" from shs op-
ere. "Andrea chenisr' Clordsss
Qfrss time IN this eityj
Sig. al Zsnco
n RaeeSnto della. "Bohems- Yveefu1
Cavoas1an Dances. Rubsu stain -Linue
Nina Dc Primo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-08

II. ana Mrs r. r Fcx. r.
Nh George stirral and Mr.. and
NJ. Judson Faulkner. were the
voak-ond guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
49, Wilson At their eoustry home
- Yaxrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-08

Fortson Thygesrn auxiliary TO the
United Spanish War vsserans VIII
hold their regular meeting a, p, IN.
Thursday. September .. In Veterans
hall. tbs AunoryA
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Engagement Announced
n luncheon

n. and Mrs.. Christian Frederic
Ofnff announce the engagement OF
(hslr daughter. Fiortne. to Ensign
Francis Paxton Old. of the U. 3 s.
lGInninsippi. The marriage will take
rlaoo the end Of September.
The news was disclosed yesterday
q Z luncheon 1T the Rainier club.
Win Mis- Anona Roberts ~ hostess
xlghtsen guests were seated around
3 miniature garden. bordered by con-
Vonti0nai telegraph poles. which sent
~ word along until a kewpie mes
singer boy delivered the interesting
ooexeG
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NetUs From, the Forts
Worden, Flagler, Casey

XD<$&(Ol<E HRA
Honoring Mrs. Pfeiffer, Mrs House,
assisted BY her daughter, Miss
Osceoia House, entertained Wednes-
cay afternoon with a Doodle party
nf her residence. Among the guests
Were Mrs. Pogue. the mother OF the
guest Of honor; Mrs. Coleman. Mrs.
Morrison. Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Wey.
mouth. Mrs. Kuhn, Mira. Dobbs. Mrs.
Hayden. Mrs. Sanford Lake. Mrs.
Fulton, Mrs. Lossby. Mrs. Gleason.
Mrs. Gleason. jr.. Mrs. Hart. Mrs.
Moor. Mrs. Newman. Mrs. Eldridge.
Mrs. HepIer. Miss Iffland. Miss
Rothschild, Mrs. Harvey Tibbals.
Mrs. Adams. Mrs. Twomslcy. Miss
Ensembles, Mrs. Chilean, Mrs Progge.
Mrs. d. n. Hill, Mrs. Pearl. Of Pull
man; Mrs. O'Rea. of Seattle: Mrs.
Hamlet OF Washington. d. c.. and
Mrs. Hilton. Of Fort Flagler.
AUCTION BRIDGE AT
FORT woRDEN sd
Mrs. Lennon, wife Of Capt. Kelly
Lennon. u. s. A.. OF Fort Worden.
entertained at auction on Thursday
last, two tables being In play. the
party including Mrs. Jairns Moore,
Mrs. Greene. Mrs. Sulcy. Mrs. Nc
Dowell, Mrs. stearns. Mrs Finley,
Mss Moron. Mrs. Kessey. Mrs. Len.
mon was also hostess OF the last
lnssttng Of the Fort Worden Bridge
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Lstncheon at Hiqhlands

Ma A. b. Stewart has extended
Invitations for . luncheon tomorrow
a. her home At the Highlands. as
Arewen compliment 60 Mrs. Francis
~. Drcwneii. OF New York. who with
ner fAmiiy has spent the summer al
~ Country club. and soon returns
- The East.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-08

Tho largest garage In the world h
believed TO be one In Akron. o.. which
accommodates 1.5o0 automobiles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-08
7mfoYmnl Tea

nfos Helen Goesz entertained the
0embe1 Of the p. Club at the tea
Aour yesterday at her home. Mrs.
~ A. Ooets and Mrs. II. l.. Shaw
Dgunfhed 1T a table dainty with its
oanter q old-fashioned flowers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-08
FAREwRrIS

Capt Kelly n. Lennon. Z. q. A..
and Mrs Lennon. Of Fort wordcn.
entertained At dinner on Tuesday In
farewell 70 Capt James d. McMuiien.
Z. s. A.. and Mrs. McMullen. who
are leaving for Fort Monroe. Va.
their new station Mise Baker. Of
Seattle. Captain Newman. ". s. A..
and Lieutenant shelton. u. s. A.. OF
Fort worden. completed thu party.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-08

Mrs. MccrellIs. wife Of Captain
McCrellis. ". s.. A., returned horso
from visit TO Camp Lewis, where
Captain Mccreliis Is temperate,
stationed.
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INFORMAL rJrNcHroN

Mrs. Moore. wife OF Col Jairns A.
Moore. Y. 3. A.. entertained infor
maily at luncheon on Tuesday In
their Fort wordcn quarters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-08

club The players were Mrs. Ian
non. Mrs. Finley. Mrs Jairns Moore
Mrs corder. Mrs. strarns. Mrs
Kessey. Miss Moron. Mrs. Mccrcills
Mrs Stiley.
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CLUBS FOR THURSDAY
s~.ltIo Rswtrw. No. 8. Msrrabccs

Seattle Rsvtpw. No. 8. Marrnbccs
Seattle Review. No. 8. women's
Benefit Association OF Maccab.cs.
win meet At D. IN. In w. o. w. hall.
Visiting rncrnbegs welcome.
Charitable Club Fr~Ja
Iadic~' Charitable Club 'Tr~ja-
VIII meet Mt O'Clock at the homo
Of Mrs Anna Ahrahsmson. River
side. Take Lake Burisn car TO
Abrahamson's piaoa
Woudcrafs Totem Club
woodrraft Totem club Win hold .
meeting IN the club rooms. si3 Rail
way Exchange building. At .. m.
Business OF importance ON hand
Members urged 10 Be- present
Kmghts 81 Pythias
s~arti. Company. No. /. Uniform
Rank. Knights Of Py,hias. viii hold
the first Of . series OF dances at X.
Of y. hall. corner Of Third avo. and
virginia st
Thurs<lAy Progrcss Cub
The first meeting for this rear OF
the Thursday Progress club viii be
held Mt the home Of Mrs o. c. kus-
meyer. S7si Twelfth ave. N. L.. AT .
y. m
Queen Anns F@tnigh1y Club
Queen Ammo Fcrtnightiy club win
meet with Mrs. Charles Parker. 7oe
Second ave. West. at 2 p. m.
Thursday Musical Club 10 Msrt
This Wesk
The Thursday Musical club VIII
hold its first meeting Of the fail sea.
son Thursday. September .. At the
home Of Mrs. G. w. Chandler, s2si
Lakeside ave. Mt 1890. Tho officers
for the coming year arc Mrs. A. q.
simmer. president; Mrs H. A. Pratt.
vice president: Mrs. Ella r. wood.
mansoe. secretary; Mrs r.. w.
O'Kiefe. treasurer. and Mrs. T.. L.
Larson. Of Kirkland. press CORE
spondent
Frien<h II An
The Friends OF All club win hold
its dinner Thursday evening at Q
o'clock In the Y. w. q A.
Mount Rainier Court No. -
Mount Rainier Court No. a.. Tribe
Of BenlHur. win give the first Of a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-08
Thursday Musical Club 10 Met
Thh WEEK


The Friends OF All club win hold
its dinner Thursday evening at
o'clock In the Y. W. q A.
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NEW PICKLES

NEW PICKLES
quart small cncwubs0
quas< utaie suiSrn
large cucunbrS
quart gren t0snsterU
large esAzsilfiowsr
Z paCpen
DRESSING
cup -four
tablespoons mustard
Tablespoon turnoAc
] cssp sugar
cups vinegar
Wash vegetables. Slice large Gu
cumbcr and tomatoes. Divide cauli,
flower into ANAL pieces. Cut pep
psrs into shreda Mako q brine Of 4
quarts OF water and cups OF salt.
Pour over the vegetables and let
stand ~ hours. Heat enough 10
scaid and then drain. Mix flour,
mustard. turmersc to q smooth paste
with n little water. Add sugar and
vinegar. Boil this mixture until II
thickens and Ia smooth. Add fvegc-
tables and cook until well heated.
Bottle and seal while hot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-08

Colonel Hayden, U. s. A., com.
mander OF the Puget sound district.
has had as his guests at his Fort
Worden quarters, his son Fritz
Hayden. first lieutenant. U. s. A.,
just graduated from West Point, and
recently ordered to Fort Monroe. vir.
GINA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-08

Mrs Morrison was hostess at
luncheon on Thursday. motoring her
guests 10 Ludlow. where luncheon
was served The hotel at Ludlow In
one OF the attractions Of the dis.
trict. q stately old mansion which
has been transformed into an inn.
with a chef and service Of uncom.
mon worth. The green lawns are
tsrraccd 10 the blue waters. and the
view Of sea and mountains Is very
fine. In Mrs. Morrison's party were
Mrs. Hopkins. who was the guest OF
honor. Mrs. Reynolds. Mrs. House.
Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Adams. Mrs.
Twomsley and Miss House.
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Queen Ammo Fortnixhtiy club win
meet with Mrs. Charles Parker. 10.
Second ave. West. at .. m.
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The first meeting for this year Of
the Thursday Progress club will Be
held Mt the home Of Mrs o. c. kus-
meyer. <7si Twelfth ave. N. L.. AT
y. m
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iAdic$ Charitable Club -Frcja.
VIII meet Mt , O'Clock at the home
Of Mrs. Anna Ahrahsnson. River.
side. Take Lake Burisn car 10
Abrahamson's place.
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LUNCHEON AT CASEY

Mrs. Foss was hostess ~ luncheon
on Thursday at her Fort Casey quar-
ters. The guests included Mrs. How.
ell. Mrs. w. X Moore. Miss Haw-
thorn and Miss Rutherford
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PERSONALS

Colonel Jairns A. Moore. q. 8. A.,
commander OF Fort Worden. has re-
turned from an official visit to Camp
Lewis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-08

Captain Bowler. u. 8. A., Captain
Chambers. u. S. A.. Captain stiiey.
u. S. A.. and Lieutenant Shelton. u.
s. A. OF Fort worden. and Lieuten.
ant Rutherford. u. 8. A.. Of Fort
Casey. are the recipients Of many
congratulauons on their appoint.
ment to regular. instead OF temper.
airy commissions In the regular army
establishment.