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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-01
Faculty Wives
Club Entertdins

The home OF Or. and Mrs. Henry
Suxxailo wore the proper holiday
colors IN the form OF poinsettias and
masses Of greens In honor OF the
faculty wives reception. dance and
watch party last night for club mem
krrs and their guests,
The affair was one of the largest
and most attractive given on the
campus IN some time. And by no
means was the specially dance by
Miss Eunice Padclford the least part
% its interesting features.
The committee In charge included:
Mrs Henry Suxzallo, Mrs. Charles l..
Philips, Mrs Frederick Morgan
radclfcrd. Miss Mlinota Roberts,
Mrs. Harvey iantx. Mrs. Edwin l..
Saunders. Mrs, winnifrcd Haggett.
Mr.. Clifford Woody. Mrs. Serene
psarton Clark. Mrs. Z. II. Stevens.
Mrs.. Edgar A. Locw. Mrs. Y. A.
Thomas and Mrs. Fred Aver.
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moro than 30 per cent OF tho women
who daily enter the large depart
mrnt stores arc above the average
In sire.
The frock skesched In dress that
may b. undertaken by the home
dressmaier. as both akirt and bodice
section are simplicity itself. The
skirt IL quite atraiRht and hangs in
simpl. folds from waist line 20 hem.
neither trying 90 effect n hip flare
nor a harrn silhouette.
The bodice follow. the lines Of the
natural figure. but IA not a tight or
basque affair. Tho sleeves are a
irifio iess than fun length and flare
prcttlly and comfortably. The front
Of the bodice IN laid In panel and
sou;ache braid in contracting color 81
used 10 form a simulated girdlc en-.
tending around sides and back. A TT.
tie band OF fur finishes neck. sleeves
and waist line Of this dress. which
would be charming developed in vel.
vet or velvcteen. The wais, buttons
In the center back.
The hat worn. with this dr~4. is
a iwo-fabric one. combining fur or
velve. crown with n brim OF pleated
taffcta or satin. No trimming IL
necessary for a hat Of this type. tho
n little band OF fur may be used
about the crown II desired.
The frock shown ~ one OF the
many seen this season that help 10
prove that fcrninity Is developing a
decided Independence in dress No
silhouette IA at all dominant. and
with the question OF bccomingneRs
settled. any woman may wear about
what she chooses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-01

DIR. and Mrs. George u. Mcculloci
have as house guests Mrs. MeCul
loch's two brothers and their wives
MIR. and Mrs. J. A. tcamon. OF Wen
atchce. and MIR. and Mrs, Fred G
| Scamon. OF Cashmere.
Miss Charlotte Mann left wednes
day morning for Victoria Co remain
until after tho first OF the year.
Capt. Eric johnson. stationed a,
tho marine barracks at Marc Island
has been made naval aftache at the
American legation In reking. China
Mr., ". L. Webster leaves SUNDAY
Tor Palm Beach. Florida. on a short
business trip.
Miss Rosamond Parsons. who Il
spending the holidays with her
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs w
~. Parsons. will return to Hoqulam
shortly after New Years day.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. NJ Dudley have
returned from Vancouver where
thcy spent iuflstrna1s
Mrs. David Tairiey. who has been
In Denver for tho past five months
has returned TO Seattle ana 10 a
guest at tho Hotel Sorrento.
Mr.. Glen Macmillan. Of Prince Ru
pert. II tho guest OF his aunt and
uncle. Mi, and Mrs. John II Profit
MIR. Edwin Maxwell IN spending a
few days In Seattle
Madame Till and her daughter are
spending the weekend In Vancouver
tho guests OF Mrs. Robert Trindci az
tho Vancouver Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. u. Drahsm have
returned from Olympia where they
have been for several days.
Miss Toss Dale. OF Buffalo. Now
York. waa In Seattle several days
last week. guest at the Hotel
Washington.
Mfr. and Mrs. W. W. rciEer will
accompany their daughter. Miss
Nellie FelFcr. Miss Marie iIaKg-rty
and Miss Hortenae Green when they
leave Thursday for California to re,
turn 10 school.
Judge and Mrs. Hiram y. ffadi-y
have taken an apartment In the
Oiympinn and viii occupy II early
this month.
Mrs. Jucius H. Manning will leave
tomorrow 10 visit her parents In
Chicago.
Mr.. Thomas Green. Ir, and Mr.
Walter ponohoc will leave tonight
FOR tho Fas; Mr.. Green 10 return
10 Laprrnecviiie and Mr. Donohoe
10 Yale.
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mat terrible habl, which moved m.
IN my dclirium. And now--and now
I've kiiied-a--giri"
You were out OF your head. ],
was an accident Don't get so ~x,
cited. my love. Don't think OF u. !
beg OF your
I'm hcadstrong. I tell you. I
ought 20 think about this. ought
TO be punished" ! exclaimed. ef.m
always 70 sure I'm right I'm al.
ways getting into trouble and carry.
ing somebody along with me. And
yet I've always cultivated ideals a nd
tried to be $3.50 right. Bob. seem
to be two persons. Bob. one good
and one foolish. And tho foolish on.
has made mc--a murderesal That
poor girls soui IL charged 20 my &C.
count. in tho book where tho angels
keep my rscordr
Go he Continued.l
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TRY TO IMPRESS 1T ON
bon THAT Z HAD SEI:N
THE GHOST AGAIN

DO you remember. Jane. that
hours ago you proposed blowing up
tho ammunition Ia the ntorohousc
loftT" bob asked.
II never did. 10 far as can re-.
call" 7 said
Just 30. I though, you were on,
OF your head. dear. Wen. left you
here in bed and went 20 find the
doctor. The maid took advantage Of
my absence. q, seems. and left the
room. too. when came back. you
were gonel what yoa were up 20.
came TO mo In a fihAh' II I had lost
one instant--My Cod II was only
few seconds that l."
We finished that sentence in n
kiss.
II saw tho Same old ghost UP
there. bob" said with n smile.
What arc you talking about.
Janc7"
Just about the ghost OF tho love.
" young wife who was murdered In
the loft 10 many years ago" re-
piled
no, hypno,ircd this time. darling"
but saw the ghost. just the
same. II was walking around the
room. this time" persisted.
somebody has boon" bob
stopped short and rose from his
chair suddenly.
Il know u was ghost because u
didn't pay the ieas, attention 70 me. :"
I insisted.
You had on your padded bedroom
slippers. my dear" said Bob. And
now ii YOU can let 60 OF my h.ns
for five minutes. IN ask your Curse
TO sit with you while I sse what II
left Of tho show outdoors ."
Bob left the room and | wondered
why he should be surprised because
| had necn IN. Fhos, again. sum.
moned my nurne. Lib. most Of the
pernons whom ccr,ela employed. she
was extremely capable. She was one
% the experts who had been sum.
mon1d 10 take care Of ChryH.
ibid they ever find the Kiri who
tried TO stab my sis;rr.ln law" ask.
Cd abruptly.
no. madam. but they say she
hasn't dared 10 ioavs the place
There arc n thousand people here.
they say. And such queer hooks and
corners where she could stay con
oeaird for months.
II see" I said. II think 7 need
another hot water bottle" I certainly
dld need warmth OF Soms Mind. I
was having a mental ohui N no, a
physical ona. What ~ Bob wer,
right, a. usuai- what ~ the whit.
ehoa, which I thought I had seen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-01
No Short Cut
TO Learning

Dear Miss Grey 7 am II year
old and have been thru grammar
school but circumstance will moi
permit me 20 go 10 high school
want 20 finish my education with
lsofne course that will not take ions
and with he useful. too. What courps
could take7 What good books car
I read TO improve my rnindg / au
n lover OF books. and I think with
a proper education ] might become q
writer. Would IL pay me 10 take O
course In ilterature7 ZELsfA-
Educations are never finished
and there In no 49,. curse 10
,s hs-l- The sNortest and most
practical are those given in tho
public schools today. SO n you
can give any time TO schooling
rive IL there. at night II not by
day. ! would not advise you TO
spend money for n course OF ".
erature. but TO study In tho
schools. Writers must havo a
broad and general education.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-01
Fashions for
Americans

A WOMAN should be slender 10
n wear the modish little froek
shown In tho sketch. Keeping a
slender figure Is merely a matter OF
sufficient exercise and "a reasonable
amount Of care inthe diet, but stats.
ticians who are Interested in making
clothes for stout women have de
ciarcd that by actual count much
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-01
CREDIT WITH
A MEANING

II you think Of a store thai s1v
you EASY PAYMENTS on char
accounts MS a store where you mu
pay extra for such terms. you sufG
haven't as yet become acquainto
with CHERRY'S and their way e
doing business Cherry's store Z
different.
There you win IND wearing e
parel for men. women and boys q
the highest character and styiA, o&
well as best values, either for g.
or on terms. Notwithstanding the r.
erai terms they give Their buytn
power ~ very strong on account 2
the large chain of stores they e
crate. and with their competent b.
ers ever alert on the markets. -
always able 10 offer you the best q
most reasonable prices. An charu1
accounts strictly confidential.
CHERRY's STYLE SHOP.
2o7 Riaito Building.
Over Pig'n Whistle. Between Madisou
and Spring on Second Ave.
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BY CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey: hare been married year. and left NJ
husband month ago The trouble started tfLe baf
orec nt IL spoiLed mn respect for him. Before mar
his table perfect but since he has become
careless that can scarcely eat.
He qunrres NTH me II don't hare the best food al
plenty Of IT, but aLotos but SO Ueek TO set the table II
oil other things that, and his lack Of grammar he
pery GOOD 10 me- senOgrdper for 10 years beoyl
married him. and used TO the best Of Manners
Please tell ohat grounds could apply for diroree
DISCOURAGED
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-01

You DOM want 10 get q a.
vorco for such n reason as table
manners. Where IL your WON
aniy tact and ingenuity that un-
known to him you cannot arouse
his pride and interest In improv-
ing7
II is much easier 20 give UP
and grow disgusted than 10 Use
your wits and master such mar
itai problems. but every wife has
some problem. perhaps moro
than one. 10 overcome. and IL Ii
the mastering OF them In n low
ing spirit that makes happy mar
riages-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-01
Movie
-Qiieu

Dear Miss Grey. Am WRITING
you for much desired information
What are tho requirements 20 be
come n motion picture actress. and ls
any special course required? NE.
No special course In required. .
but the girl must be clever and
original. must be pretty. photo
graph well and be able 10 act.
This il n very difficult field 20
enter as II il ovcrcrowded. and
unless you are known TO produc-
ers ~ is very hard to get a hear
ing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-01
Too Fond Suitor
Is .Snubbed

Dear Miss Grey I know a =
who lives In nearby city. Eve
time abe comes here I meet her :
the train The last time she e.
down she failed 10 LET me know r
] didn't meet her. She doesn't e.
angry. but she won't answer all q
letters / write her. What shah
do7 LOVESIcK
Wait until you hear from hR
before writing more letters. a
little less enthusiasm on your
part may create more on hers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-01

Tbs HaInier Heach Women's club
will meet Wednesday. January 7.
at the homo OF Mrs. Frank Par.
IRISH. ei23 Flfty-eighth avenue
south. Mrs. r. u. Leland. Mrs.
II. X. Armstrong are in charge Of the
program. and the speaker will he
Mr.. Carl II. croaon on the "Consti.
tutional Government League" The
hostesses for the afternoon arc: Mrs.
v. T.. Jagerson, Mrs. G. w. Bovce.
Mrs. George II. Lewis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-01
HELD FOR INVESTIGATION

CENTRALIA. Jan. /. - Charles
Jones was arrested by Sheriff John
Berry, Of Lewis county. near here.
for investigation in connection with
The robbery Of the hotel Mt Rainier,
wash, Tuesday. The bandit escaped
with $500 In cash and other sccuri.
ties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-01
House PARTY

This week end Miss Jeanne Peters
VIII entertain a humber of guests
with "A house. party Mt her summer
homo At Yarrow--Miss Eilnor Lin.
der. Miss Margaret Hutrson. Miss
Dorothy Greene. Mr.. Dudley Roberts.
Mr.. Harold Shaffer. Mr.. Louis Boyn.
ton. Mr.. Ernest Ferguson. MFR. Don
Peters. and Mr.. and Mrs. II. c.
Peters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-01
WOULD SEE HIGH
BIRTHRATE DROP

LONDON. Jan. wv. l.. George.
famous nritiah social scientist. told
The national hirthra,e 'oouminaon
That agitation for high blr,hrate
ought TO be allowed to drop. Gcner-
ally. he said. u meant a high death
rate. slow social progress. n low Level
OF comfort and hirh emigration.
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FGreUeU Pdrtu

Honoring Mr.. w. T.. Pearcc, Jr.,
who leaves early this month to study
at the Academy Of Fire Arts In Chi.
cago, Miss Geraldine soles was host
ess at a farewell party at the home
OF her uncle. Mr.. s. w. Mason, last
evening.
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Tea bu Mrs. Mdcklem

eHonoring Mrs, A. ~. Disney. who
Is leaving soon for New York 10 live.
Mrs. Frank Nackicm will entertain
some OF the members OF the summer
colony at Wing Point at "A tca at
her home Friday afternoon. Janu.
airy ..
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Entertaining at
Sunset Club

Among those who are entertaining
guests az the dinner and bridge at
the Sunset club this evening are MIR.
and Mrs David Edward skinner, MIR.
and Mrs George T. Myers and Mir.
and Mrs, Mark Odcll.
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Informal Dance

Complimenting her three nlcces.
Miss Mildred and Miss Eunice Xii.
dali and Miss Doris Lavender. Mrs.
Joseph Kildall will entertain twenty.
four guests with an Informal dance
at her home Saturday evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-01
Childs Study Department

childs study department of IN.
Womcn's Century club will NEE, at
O'Clock Friday afternoon with Mrs.
George w. smith. 623 Maiden ave.
nue.. Notice later.
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Progressive Dinner
and Dance

a number Of the girls In the
younger set entertained with n pro-
gressive dinner last evening. fol.
lowed by a dance. The dinner host
e~ses were Miss Lucille Eman. Miss
Emily Jerome. Miss kortensc Green
and Miss Phyllis Blake. and the
dance was at the home OF Miss Dor.
othy Campbell
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Dance and Watch Purtu

New Years Eve Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Howard Allen were hosts at a most
attractive dance and watch party at
their home. A number OF the young
people home for their vacations were
among the guests.
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Dinner and Dance

New Years eve Mr.. William Haus,
man entertained eight guests at din.
ner a, the Hotel Washington. and
later additional guests joined the
party FOR a supper dance at the Ten.
mis- club.
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To Commitment Niece

with their niece, Miss Lou Shaw,
as honor guest, DIR. and Mrs. Harry
Shaw entertained with an informal
dance at their home Tuesday eve
ming.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-01
Lecture Course

DR.. Savery'n lecture series on 80
ciai conditions begin at the women's
University club. January 4. Tickets
may be had singly or for the ten lee
lures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-01
Delta Kappa Epsilon

Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity
gave a dance and watch party at
the chapter house last evening.
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Informal Dance

rs guests with an informal dance
Tuesday evening at the home OF her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Two
roger
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Dinner By
DR.. and Mrs. Bouffleir

Preceding the ball at the Rainier
club. DIR. and Mrs. Albert I. Bout
fieur were hosts at dinner for IL
at their home last night.
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Children's Tea

Miss Francesca stree, entertained
with a spider web tea for a mum
Der % her young friends Tuesday at
tho home Of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs ". " e'-~~' Tho afternoon
was spen, Ia dancing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-01
Dinner BY
Mr.. and Mrs. Fetter

Last evening Mr.. and Mrs Harvey
j. Fcttcr were hosts at n dinner for
twelve at the Sunset club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-01
Contents of
Hone Chest

Dear Miss Grey; VIVA, In a n
supposed TO I'LL her hope che;
within KATHLEEN. 4
Table linens, bed linens. towels
OF all kinds, scarfs for tables.
drcaserE and various other pur.
poses. lingerie that has been
made or embroidered. in fact.
anything that viii DO of use Ia
tho new homo when the hoped.
for day comes and the girl IL s
bride.
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Dinner for Mrs. Broicn

In compliment 20 Mrs. Villas
Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dite.
wig were hosts at n dinner at their
home New Years eve.
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Luncheon at the
Sunset Club

For some OF the girls home from
school for the holidays. Miss Doris
Fischer win entertain with lunch.
con at the sunset club tomorrow
afternoon.
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Adele FTrIde Parliamentary Club

The Adele Flcidc Parliamentary
Procedure club will meet Friday AZ.
ternoon NJ is30 at tho Washington
Annex. Mrs. Ella Cudihce In charge
OF parliamentary law and the sub
iset lesson. ITO Postpone indefi.
niteiy." Madame SaunderEon In
charge OF public speaking. Subject
lesson. shnkespcare's comedy. AS
You Like It."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-01
For Miss Leonard

In compliment 10 Miss Olive Leon.
ard. Mrs. Donald Barnes gave a
luncheon nj her home Tuesday after.
noon.
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Watch Pdrtv

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Q. Leigh en-.
tertained n few friends at their home
last evening to watch tho old year
out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-01

The baby born In Seattle has
from three 10 five times more
chances ~ surviving than the baby
born In the East or Middle West.
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Watch Purty

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Broieriek en-
,ertained eighteen guests with an In.
formal watch party at their home
last evening.
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Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert lie Baron
Duffy were hosts at a dinner OF SIX
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To Entertain
Pi Beta Phi Alumnde

Mrs. II. q. Fletcher win entertain
IN. III Beta Phi Alumnae at her
home Saturday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-01
Lover Fails
to Write

Dear Miss Grey: I have q dcal
friend who has gone away and Ia,
not written me. II he doesn't writ,
soon ] think my heart viii break
lie In a miner and In out in the hill,
somewhere. How can locate him
JANE.
Perhaps he is where he can
not send mail and when he comes
TO some postoffice you will get
your letter. IL would be almost
impossible TO locate him unless
you know OF some one who In in
tho same general locality. How
ever. II IL very foolish to worry
about IL. for IL he could write
and simply doesn't want 10, your
locating him and sending him n
letter wouldn't do much good.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-01
Information
Ion Public Lands

Dear Miss Grey: Please ten n
where can get information =
homestead lands7 Ek
Write TO the General Office e
Public Lands of the United
States. Washington. ID. c.
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BIouses Are
Transformed
for New Year

or tho many new things which will
be seen In the coming year. changea
In womens dress styles VIII be up in
the fore. And among these new
styles none point To greater charm
than tho blouse fashions OF tho new
year.
Entirely now embroiderica will
form odd yoker. deep lower edges.
sleeve cuffs anu sash trimmings on
the new development OF the caAaque
blouse. The main changes In this
popular garment. however viii be a
shortening OF the length and a per.
oeptible widening AT the waistline. In
some models IL viii have boxcut
appearance. and In others full.
beitod. youthful silhouette. All will
retain tho aiipover or open shoulder
seam feature. The new cana Tue lines
are closer TO the figure than have
been the Balkan and Runsnn blouse
models.
Kid Blouse May Come
Some of these biouses being ship
Ied from Paris are OF tricoiiette
hasket.wcavo trimmed with rows Of
wool fringes and borders Of large
beads and queer metallic devices
Many are trimmed with embroidered
strips OF leather. Charming sfnocisn
are being made OF silk serge. heavy
silks and rllk duvesyns, with eiabor.
ate collars and sirdies for outdoor
wear thF spring.
IL may be that the Paris novelty
last fall. the hid blouse. viii gain
popularity In tho states this spring.
The best known model sent 20
America In tho fail was Of flesh pink
kid with n perforated design. Altho
such a blouse Il highly decorative. ms
well as practical. 4, stiil AWAIT 4
general acceptance by "1c.r Of
fashion. asf
1isno made blouse
Ear from last In importance II the
complete revival OF the hand tnado
lingerie blouse. Essentially French.
u remained for the American women
ON war duty In France TO BRING back
with them a renewed desire for this
blouse. French wolfe stands high In
favor among tho materials, on &c.
count OF ih firmnesA. shecrncAs and
Tubing qualities. All tho old,lfne
decorative idea--drawn work. shad.
ow embroidery. handmade beading,
line fuckinE. point" edge and hirh.
padded ernhroIdcry--arc coming bach
with H. Even the finely pirated
jabo' frili Of delicate lace. for yuyrn.
inT wear with sefnitallorcd suits. ia
already In vogue. fAncs--irssh, cluny
ana antique filci--wiil be tho love.
lest and best OF trimmings.
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Buffet Supper

Miss Margaret Ames viii entertain
few guests with a buffet supper Mt
her home this evening.
Miss Arnes has issued about one
hundred fifty invitations TO a dane
tng party at the Tennis club. Janu-
ary "a.
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Dinner by Miss Moran

Miss Nellie Moran viii give a small
dinner at her home tonight
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Let's 70 eat At Bo,dfs-uptpw1|
1sI4 Sd Ave; downtown, 9I3 I'd Avo
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A O'Clock friday the Pastors
Ala Society OF the First Prcabytcr'
Ian church will celebrate the found.
Ing OF the aid. just flfty years ago.
The event VIII be celebrated with
regular business meeting. reading
Of annual reports. and the insfalia.
ton OF tho officers elect by Rev "
a. Matthews. y. -. 4 golden jubi.
lee hour will then be spen, over the
tea cups. tho honor guests being pas,
officers Of the aid.
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-3S-7r- - -. - ]gsS,l
2||'6e
Confessions
of a Bride

Copyrighted. 1919. by the News
paper Enterprises Association
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Ity|br|E
Delta Z~ta AIuuuse

Offfh LrtA NIfiInuA0
Delta Zeta alumnas win meet 81
T:3o .. m. on Friday. January :. Mt
the home Of Miss olive Cutting. &5io
18th ave. y. y.
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sherman circle. Ladies' OF the q.
a. X. will hold a public installation
Of officers Friday. January 2. at 100.
In Carpenter hall. Fremont