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walls I felt so close to mel j had
stepped into a cell which had. in all
probability. been invented for the
punishment OF recreant nuns
scrcamed--I hammered on the
door Of my cell. Then something
mysteriously terrifying happened.
Every time pounded upon the
door the floor beneath me rocked
slightly. fei, that my cell was
sinking with me down-downl
screamed again-but owing to
my excellent habit Of restraint. ! no
longer pounded on the door.
could hear Spence and Archer
rapping back a message TO me.
And then what most feared-hap-
penedi
One OF the men seized a chair and
began TO pound away at tho door Of
my closet
He set my ceil in motfon' Every
blow sent me farther and farther
away from rescue,
fTo BE Continuedl
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Dear Miss Grey: In regard 20 an
inquiry from one Of your readers in
Fridays issue Of The Star. concern
ing the justice melted out 20 Isom
white. compared 10 the acquittal Of
Ruth Garrison. would like 20 say
a few words. In Miss Garrlson's
ease feel that II II more the fault
of the newspapers that she was ac-
quilted. than anything else.
The papers painted her an inno-
cent child. under the influence Of
Douglas Storrs. and not In her right
mind. In the care Of Mr.. White.
there were no papers 10 tell what a
kind hearted youth he was. and how
his mind was affected when an In.
FAINT by n fall.
am informed that Miss Garrison
has been seen on the streets Of Sc
attic In company with Douglas
Storrs. She was TO spend her re-
naming days In "A state institution
for the insane. and he 10 spend five
years az hard labor In the penitenti.
any. DO you call this Justicef a
girl IL much more Of woman at ~
than lad 10 or 10 is a man. IL
Miss Garrison " only a child, what
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Colonial Card Pdrty

Panniers. patches. wonderful pulled
and quilted Hkirta, powdered hair and
old canoes. panoply OF an ancient
day. set the II A. X card party Sat
urday afternoon apart from other at.
fairs similar IN size and nature 4
was given az the scottish Rite tenn.
pie by Rainier chapter, - A. H. In
place ~ the colonial hall which here.
toforc has celebrated the wedding an,
niNoruRry OF George aud Martha
Washington.
All the hostcsscs for the affair
were In colonial costumes. many OF
which had been handed down TN their
families from generation To genera.
ton
Before the play began. Mrs =. II.
Mcdonald sang a group OF old songs.
accompanied by Miss Charlotte DE.
gan. who afterwards gave some
piano numbers.
Sets of charming hand. painted
candles were gwen ns faVora at each
OF the one hundred tables.
Following the game. tea was served
In the banquet hail downstairs. with
Mrs Eliza Ferry leary and Mira.
Edmund iluwden at the tea table.
which had for decorations two flat
baskets tied with blue. holding chry.
santhcmuma. dAffodlln and over frag
rant frcesiaz The Eliza 4, Ferry
chapter OF the Children of tho Amer
lean Revolution and tho Juvenile
chapter assisted In serving.
In the receiving line with Regent
Mrs y. u nurwell were; Mrs. ] y.
Chiibcrg. Mrs. r. A. iiallinge. Mrs.
David Bowen. Mrs T.. u. Heuascy.
Mrs. II. u, Bryant. Mrs, 4. Hester
Guile, Mrs j. J. Iennrlie. Mrs John
n Condor. Mrs r. J Wagner. Mrs,
Walter Reed 81 Yakima. Mrs, J. A.
Reed. Mrs Philip Rowe, Mrs s. II.
Macdonald. Mrs ]. +. pcppci. Mrs.
George Thlrsk. Mrs. Arthur peVoe.
Mrs Cecil u. Bacon. Mrs d. y,
small Mrs. Ellnor Thorne. Mrs. @
NJ nradner. Mrs. W. III. Parry and
Mrs Ol.n Carpenter,
Mrs. Chuhere. Mrs nowcn. Mrs.
Harry Hurley. Mrs. Arthur DeNoc
and Mrs Carpenter were in charge
81 the dining room. with Mrs. Byron
Thorpe Carr as chairman % the com
mltter.
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Confessions
of a Bride
Copyrighted. 1919. by the News
paper Enterprise Association
STAND GUARD AND FIND
MYSELF IN uIDEOtS
TRAP

you men are not eating your
rations." ! protested on the last day
OF 1919
we sleep a lot. 40 We don't need
a large allowance Of food" explained
the engineer. II suppose you think
you can hibernate. Ike bears" l
scoldod. "Wcli. II you're going 10
live on sleep. you'd better get more
OF Il. For that reason | am going
20 take my share Of the guard from
now on"
BETTER not begin tonight, Mrs.
Lorimer laughed Gene Archer. ITS
the last day OF the year. you know.
Why. gobllna will walk as the clock
strikes ~ and ghosts viii stalk
when 1920 pushes open It's door. you
know
N only something would happen"
laughed.
Almost anything might happen
IN this strange tonight"
igrecd Or Spence
I'm going 10 take the midnight
watch just the same, boys" | in.
sisted
And 40. az midnight. being the only
person awake In the room. ! heard
the far-off Ginning OF the church
bells. Donna Camilla was due 10
Aaii on the morrow, That was the
message those bells brought 20 me.
when she came. the men. Of whose
presence she had no knowledge,
would seize her and we would walk
forth 90 our coveted freedom
was half dazed by the vision OF
liberty with my eyes fixed vacant
~ on a panel OF the wall opposite me.
! went over and over events las they
ought TO happen New Years day.
Suddenly the panel IN tho wall
moved az II II were on hinge. IL
was not the door By which i had
entered Christmas day / rubbed my
eyes. closed them and raised the
lids 10 find the door wide OPEN
rushed toward IL. too startled 20
cry out an alarm. held II open.
felt before me into the darkness and
then called TO my companions
Come, Come We're free Free
Before had finished. the swinging
do1r ~ IN, me forward and clicked
behind me-
stretched my arms 10 the right
and To- the left was In a narrow
closet Four cold stone walls were
close to me In flash there came
10 me the old story OF sinful nuns.
They were never condemned 10 die.
There was Constance de Beverly and
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Tdndecer-T olcie

Exquisite In its dignity and perfec.
ton OF detail, the wedding OF Miss
Helen Towle, daughter ~ Mr., and
Mrs. George r. Towlc. Ia Mr.. Albert
Reid NAndevor, son ~ Nit and Mrs,
e. A, Nandever, OF Minneapolis, was
solemniKed at the home OF the hfides
hrothcr-in-law and sister. Mr and
Mrs, Rufus @, King, jr, at ) O'Clock
Saturday evening.
Rev. W. II. Bliss read the scrvive
MT an altar OF Ascension lilies against
thick background OF green, huns
with lovers knots OF tullc. Tall white
standards bearing Russian can
delahra were on either side Pink
chrysanthemumS and trailing greens
along the inantel. large baskets OF
the same blossoms about the rooms
and dropping from the newell post In
the hallway. hnckleberry and ferns
entwined on the halustrade. and
everywhere the stately support OF
palms gave TO the scene the sem.
hlance of luxurious garden.
From behind spreading screen OF
palms the striaged orchestra In an
adjoining room played the wedding
music.
Tho whole was lighted solely by
pink candles. and the tall tapcrs In
the candetabra at the altar.
Mrs. Seymour W Backus. Of Min.
ncapolis. a sister Of the bride and
her matron OF honor, wore green
charmeusc. softly drapcd. with
which she carried Ophelia roses.
The bride. who came In with her
father. was particularly handsome
in her gown OF ivory satin. the skirt
draped and caught with an ornament
Of rhinestones. Rhinestones trimmed
the bodice. which had sleeves OF
tulle
i She wore a court train. and long
Veil fashioned cororet.wise and
bound with rhinestones and pearls,
and tiny sprays Of orange blossoms
Her flowers were shower OF
orchids. roses and frecsias.
Mr.. Seymour rackus waited with
Mir. Nandever at the altar.
Following the ceremony. a wedding
dinner was served for the relatives
uld intimate friends before whom
the servtc. was read. Russell roses.
carnations and delicate ferns were In
the center Of the beautiful table,
which was lighted BY pink candies
81 silver candelahra. bound with
streamcrs of pink and blue tuile to
connect them with the eiectrolisrs
above. Pink candles formed a guard
Of honor around the wedding cake.
and freesias were scattered about the
table in fragrant disarray.
Late In the evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Nandever left for Minneapolis. where
they will be at home At kenwooe
Park way after February !.
Mrs Nandever. with her mother.
has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Rufus
King. r.. since October. and has
been the object OF much pre-nuptiaI
entertaining.
Her father and brother and sister
tn-law. Mr. and Mrs. James Edward
T0wic. aud brother-in-law and sister.
MIR. and Mrs Seymour Backus. Of
Minneapolis. Joined her In Seattle
last week and are the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. King
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Charity Ball

For the purpose OF raising money
10 install units at Youngstown and
Rainier Wiley. whore there are in
sistcnt calls for them by the school
board. the Seattle Day Nursery nHHu'
citation announces a large charity
hall to be given Saturday oye'iug.
January 81. Ia the ever popular
Army ana Navy club
No detailed announcement OF their
plans for tho evening has yet been
made. hut II Is promised that among
tho clever features there VIII y" q
fortune tellcr-au infallihio ono and
some dancing apccialtioH hy pupils
% the Cornish school and Mary Ann
Wells.
Mrs, James A. Calvert ia president
OF the Seattle Day Nursery aAsoela'
ton. and Mrs. G. H. Whitenw ia
chairman OF the ball committee.
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Bibb-Gdyor

Tn. marriage Of Miss Alice Caynor
70 Mr.. Martin Bib. OF Olympia, was
soiemnized at the home ~ the brides
uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II.
Drahhm. at II O'Clock saturday
morning.
Tho bride wore n Handsome suit
Of dark blue psachbioofn and small
satin hat TO match. and wa attended
BY her slster.in.iaw. Mrs. Thomas
Gaynor. Mr.. GAyuor WINS bea, man
Following the ceremony n wedding
breakfast was served TO the imme-
date family.
After a short wedding trip Mr.,
and Mrs. Bib viii be at home In
Olympia.
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Theta Sigmd Phi Tea

Theta Sigma Phi. honorary Jour
naiisn sorority. entertained with an
unusually successful tea Friday aft
ernoon In the Home Economies
building In compliment 20 tho
women connected with the annual
newspaper institute which was held
on the campus last week.
Dean Ethel Huniey Coldweii and
Miss Fife l. RAFT, assisted the girls
In receiving and later In the after
noon there was an interesting must
cal program. and a specially dance
hy Miss Constance Phillips.
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BY REBECCA STEVENSON
office Phone. Main COO.
Carnival Ball

ShroVe Tuesday. February ~. will
be the date OF the first OF the two
hig balls tho broadway Orthopedic
guild VIII give In place " it's weekly
dances at tho Army and Navy club.
now discontinued This viii be a
Mardi Gras hall. so named for the
famous carnival IN New Orleans,
which ends always ON Shrove Tues
day. aud like the other dances hN The
guild, u win DO given at the Army
and Navy club
The committee n enthusiastic over
plans to make 70 one OF the out.
standing events OF the year.
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Capitol Hill Guud
Elects Officers

Mrs Mark odeil was hostess Co the
Capitol nm guild of tho Chlldren's
Orthopcdic hospital at her home Fri
day. \ business meeting and eiec-
ton OF officers was held in the early
part % the afternoon, and the re.
rnRindcr of the time was given over
20 sewing for the hospital. Later tea
was served. with Mrs William Edriz
and Mrs. Frank q. Taylor presiding
over the table.
The following were elected 20 OF.
fec for 1890. President. Mrs. Mark
osicli vice-president. Mrs. william
Edris. secretary. Mrs. Frank Case.
treasurer. Mrs. Frank O.. Taylor.
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By CYNTHIA GREY
PANS MARRIED WOMEN
FOR DISCARDING RINGS

Dear Miss Grey: Weddtng rings for men! 10 whot
depts Of despair 10H the fair merit drop nsi First they
pot vote array from then they took array our booze
Bes every single drop Of it, and they are hing TO take
rings.
Wen. II all the married women Cere compelled TO 'ceor
their Weddng rings IL WouLdnt be rank but knotc OF
than that has discarded her mark Of naatronv
TO step ont among the boys and kid them along knotc
Of young good-ioo0 bride Of three gears, ho acore
only her engagement ring and kdded young feoo along
10 such oren that nearly ruined his Uhoe life When
he learned the truthhdt she simply strnging him
along for the fun Of IL.
When the reform Themselves then there uM be
plenty Of time for them TO make efforts 10 reform their
"iCeaker" brothers.
Talk about the Uid cone Of the South Sea Islands! Say
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THIS is THRIFT WEEK

TINS Is ThrIff Wcnk,
Carl Corson addressed the Munlci.
pal League on Thrift" Monday
noon, and the Rotary club program
was devoted to the same subject.
Pastors propounded principles OF
thrift from pulpits Sunday.
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For Miss Isabel Martin

with Miss Isabel Martin as honor
guest, Miss Dorothy Bevis and Miss
Adele Small viii entertain few OF
the honor guests intimate friends
with luncheon at Frederick 4 Nell
sons Saturday afternoon. After.
wards they will so on to the shower
which Miss Lucille Bordeaux is Civ
ing for Miss Martin.
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Rnnmn1c Sale

The Young Married Womcn's club
OF the Plymouth church IL holding a
rummaRe sale at i52i westiake ave
today and tomorrow. Articles Of
every description are easily saiable.
and those who wish 20 give should
send their donations 10 the sale
rgDrng
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Miss Harriet Garcia entertained
with an exceptionally attractive
dancing party at tho home OF, her
sister. Mrs Frederick Appleton. Sat.
urday night.
Assisting Miss Garcia were Mrs,
Franz Adclmann and Miss Julia
Fisher
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Dinner for Guest

fIonoring Miss Margaret Jensen 81
Spokane. Miss Lucille Green was
hostess at a handsome dinner for
twenty-five at the Tennis club sat
urday evening. The party afterward
attended the Broadway Guilds dance
IN the Army and Navy club.
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Madrona PIT. a.

Madrona PIT. A. will meet Mt ais
y. IN. in tho assembly hall OF the
school. Music furnished by the Fifth
grade. MIR. Thomas Cole will speak
on How to Aid Pupil In Selecting
a High School Course" There viii
be reports OF standing committees
and provision f. made for looking
after small children during the meet.
ing
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Announce Enhancement

Mr.. and Mrs. ID. flasher announce
the engagement ~ their daughter
Iennetts. 10 Mr.. Joseph 3 Wyue. Of
Los Angeles. Mr.. Wyne recently re-
turned from overseas and plans to
make his home in Seattle
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Wardroom Officers
Entertain

The varsiroom officers % the Z.
s = Montana gave n dinner at the
Hotel Washington Wednesday eve
ming In honor OF their executive Of.
ficcr. Lieut. Comma nder W r.
Wucst. L.. = ~ and Mrs. Wuesi-
Following the dinner tbs party had
boxes at the Moore.
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:ECIubrIE1


Alid circle. PIT A.. held n dads
night Saturday Ia the form ~ an old
fashioned New England supper and
entertainment. with about two hun.
drcd parents present Those who
took part IN the program were Rev.
Roy Campbell of the Pilgrim congre
gational church. Rex rarrott the boy
pianist. Julius lIoman. musical imi.
tator. ana Francis Russell the well
known song leader. MIR Campbclle
talk ON The hoy ana His Pa" was
very successful. Mrs. ~. -. Breaker.
president ~ the PIT. A., presided as
toastmintrcsH and Mrs. Frank BirRer
was chairman 81 the committee OF ar
rnugemtntH
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r.
DR. and Mrs. Richard W. Perry left
yesterday morning for Victoria TO
place their oldest son. Henry, In
school Mrs. Perry will remain few
days. ana Or. Perry return immcdI
ately,
AIr. and Mrs. David Edward Skin.
ner. who left here for the East two
weeks ago. are at present visiting
vile. ~ G. wheft Mr. skinner for
merry went To college DR. and Mrs,
/ Weaver were the guests OF MIR. aud
Mrs Skinner In Seattle two summers
ago.
Mrs. Andrew Rudolph. Miss Flor.
ence Rudolph and Mrs. w. II.
/ Rourhe OF Vancouver are the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. whitclaw.
Capt. and Mrs. Diedrick Gutenberg
will remove TO their home on Federal
ave and Lynn IT.. the firut Of this
week.
| Mr.. and Mrs Seymour nackua Of
Minneapolis are tho guests % Mr..
and Mrs Rufus kinE r.. coming
| West for the Nand~ver Towie wed.
ding which was Hoicmnired sa,ur-
day evening.
Miss Dorothy Lyter will leave
Wednesday 10 enter the Bishops
school at la Jolla.
Mr. and Mrs. William leonard
Eaton Maud Hahn lamont. who are
az prearnt In California ON their wed
ding trip. are expected 10 return TO
Seattle "Wednesday.
]
Mrs Della Goariu 81 Portland. Airs
I William Leonard Eatona sister. l.
with Mrs. Eatou'a children. Loyal
and Daniel. in her apartment In the
Hamilton Arms during her absence.
Mrs. A. 4. Phinney has returned
from Portland. wher. she has been
spending a few days with her mother.
Mrs. Richard Perkins.
Mfr. and Mrs n. A. Wilkinson OF
New York left Sunday after spending
several days In Seattle guests at the
Hotel Washington.
Mrs. George W. Goble OF spokane.
state regent Of the -. a. r.. has been
the guest Of the Rainier chapter In
seattle for several days. and left Fri.
day 20 visit chapters In Everett and
nenlngham before returning 20 Spo
kane.
Mas Della Adams. who has been
the guest OF her sister. Mrs. y. II
Adams. left Friday for her home In
California.
Miss Pauline Smith. who hns been
the guest OF Miss Alice Ives for ssv-
eral days. viii return to Everett to.
day.
Miss Eilnor Lander will leave Wed.
nosday for Sultan TO spend week
with her sister. Miss Muriri Linder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mortimer Al
len OF billings. Mont. are spending
n few days in Seattle. guests at the
Hotel Warrington. Mrs. Alen IL n
prominent -. A. II. and came over
10 attend tho Colonial card party
given by Seattle y. a. RS Saturday.
Mr.. Arthur cieeland OF Decatur.
III. ls the guest OF his sister, Mrs.
r. o. Rhodes.
Mr.. Kari Tefnplin Of East Sound is
spending several days with his
brother. Mr.. Harry Tempiin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery Ward
motored back TO their home In Abers
deem yesterday. after spending sev.
eral days In Seattle. guests az the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-19
Installation of Officers

The annual installation or officers
Acquilh lodge No. 90, Degree Of
Honor, Ancient Order OF United
Workmcn. took place Ia Evergreen
hall, January ls The installation WIS
in charge ~ the grand chief 81 honor.
Ella kit,ridEc, past grand chief Of
honor Margaret Gillian. and grand
usher. Helen Lee The following were
installed Past chief 81 honor. Anna
Carr. chief Of homer. Mabel Downs
lady of honor. ldi.-AIocnch. chief Of
ceremony. Eliza stun. recorder. Elsie
Ivy. finhncier. Sadie Phillips; re-
ceivcr. Julictie Mordcn. usher. Pearl
Morden. assistant usher, Mary Moore.
inside watch. Gertrude Beck. outside
watch. John Carr. musician. Eva
Dielgman. The installing officer. Eile
kittridrr. was presented with hand
some piece Of cut glass In token 81
her services. Margaret Gillian with
chry sanihemums. Mabel Downs a
string Of beads. Sadie Phillips silk
umbrella by Eliza siuil IN behalf OF
the club
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Queen Anne Child Conservation
1 xeaRtta

Tho Queen Anne Child Conserva-
ton league win meet tomorrow at
i;a0 at the Congregational church,
Queen Anne ave. and Caller ~. The
readings on the program viii be given
by Mrs. n. \. Mcclure. Mrs. T.. u.
Colvin. Mrs. II. $. Haight and Mrs.
G.. Southland. All members and their
friends invltcd
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tanned with a supper party at the
studio Saturday evening after the
performance 81 III Trovhtore" for
the members OF the cast.
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Seattle .WoodcrdU
Thimble Club

Seattle Woodcraft Thimble club
will give card party "wednesday
January ~. at 2i5 In the Wood
craft olubroomH, 3is Railroad Ex'
change building.
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Dinner

tRlncd ~ guests at dinner az their
homo az North Park Saturday eve.
ming Later the party attended the
dance ln the North Park clubhouse
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Offers Reward for
Capture of YegQs

Search for the yeggs who attempt
ed TO blow the West Seattle post
office safe Saturday received Inn
petus Monday with the announcement
that 5000 would be paid to the captor
OF each OF the oracksmen.
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Musical Eueninq

Miss Nellie Cornish entertained
number OF guests with a musical
evening at her home sunday eve
ming.
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Luncheon By
Mrs. WhitelalC

In compliment to her three guests
Mrs. Andrew Rudolph. Miss Florence
Rudolph and Mrs. w. II. Rourke. OF
Vancouver. Mrs. c. H. Whit.law win
entertain with luncheon for twelve
nj her home tomorrow afternoon.
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In CHARGE of Dance

Miss Eiinor Linder and Miss Betsy
Rooth will have charge OF the reg
uhr dance In the Ytcd Cross tea room
tomorrow evening
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Beekeepers OF the state will meet
In the Chamber OF Commerce as
sembly room January 20. 20 and "a.
Samples Of the best honey will be
ON exhibition.
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Clubs FOR TUESDAY

Queen Anne study club meets ~
2 .. IN. with Mira u karner. 1910
Fourth ave, W. Practical talk by
Mrs. ~. krikorian. Life sketch Of
Winston Churchill by Mrs J. II. Lin.
ton. Book review. Inside Of the
Cup" by Mrs. 4. G. Ferfcc.
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Tyes-LUoR

Tyes-Tyon. internationally. enter.
tanned with an Informal dance Ia the
gymnasium on the University OF
ing.
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The Browning study club will meet
at the home OF Mrs A. II, Wiscman
i750 2ist ave. n. II. Program OF
readings and music will begin nj 2;s0
y. IN. Mrs. l. Vincent Cole and Miss
Gladys Cole will contribute musical
numbers. Dcvotecs of Browning in.
ytted
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Brighton PIT. A. will meet Tues
day at 315 In room 3 OF the school,
An interesting program has been ar.
ranged.
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DIR. w. r. Cunningham has re-
aumed practice after being In the
service overseas He is eye, ear.
nose and throat specialist.
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Womnn's Educational Club

The Woman's Educational club
meets with Mrs. NJ. Ruth Dahnken
and Mrs. George w. Saundcrson at
the home OF Mrs. Saunderson. iifs
Esd ave. n. Judge Reah Whitehead
will speak on characterization az an
aid TO tho enforcement Of law. The
musical and literary numbers viii he
furnished by Mrs. Saunderson. who
w an honorary member OF the club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-19

Tho committee in charge of the
progressive whist and bridge card
party to be given by the Eastern Star
club, 4oao Arcade building. at .. m.
will be Mrs. X. l.. Saunders. Mrs. 4.
~. white. Mrs. Lysle Way. Mrs. W.
!. Siencrt. All Eastern Stars and
friends welcome.
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MnIIn MnIla p.T. A

walla Walla PIT A. meets at ;
p. m. ut tho school. Their. viii be
musical selections ~ the Girls Giee
club. which 10 their second appear
ancc The Walia Wailh school has a
great deal 81 musical talent. Besides
tho Girls Cleo club and the Bnyh
Ciec club they also have an orchestra
81 sixty pieces. The program for this
afternoon viii include "A solo by Mrs
.. y, Woods. reading by Mrs
Emma En#clhach and talk by Mrs
Alfred X. Fisken on Problems Worth
While" Refreshments