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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-07
Pretty Wedding
Solemnized This Morning

This morning in 81. James ca
thedral. the ceremony which united
Miss Jessie Schumer. daughter OF
Mrs. Jane A. schumer. 10 Mr.. A.
Charles Miller. son OF Mr.. Anton
Nsner. was performed by Rev.
Father John Gibboney at f.so o'clock.
The bride was girlish and lovely In
white crepe de chine. simply fash
toned. the skirt with panels OF lace.
and the bodice long. with square
neck and small sleeves Her tulle
veil fell 10 the hem OF her skirt. and
was arranged In coronet effect. with
sprays OF orange blossoms on either
side A beautiful shower OF white
roses and lilies OF the valley were
her Flowers. Miss Anne schumer.
the brides sister. was the maid OF
honor. and was most attractive In
peach tinted taffeta. designed with
scalloped skirt. and trimmed with
silver bows With this she wore
hat 10 correspond. and carried
shower OF ophelia roses.
The two bridesmaids. Miss Elaine
HUFF and Miss Pauline Given. wore
taffesa frocks. Miss Huff In apple
green and Miss Given In pink and
blue ehangeahle tones Their hats
matched their gowns. and their flow.
err were arm bouquets Of pink snap
dragons. MIR. Arthur Anderson was
groomsman for Mr.. Miller. and the
ushers were MIR. F1txmaurice Butler
and Mr.. Lawrence Foy.
After the ceremony the bridal pair
iefs on their honeymoon TO British
Columbia. where they will spend a
fortnight. The brides travelling cos.
tune was Of black moussim. with
moleskin collar and an uptumed hat.
a corsaee Of Cecil Drummer roses
completed her pretty attire.
Mrs Miller Ii a graduate Of Broad
way high school with the class Of
1917: Mr.. Miller attended Washing.
ton State college. and served two
years overseas with the Second SiK.
nal Corps battalion. Mr.. and Mrs.
Miller will make their horne In Sc
aftle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-07
LOCAL GIRLS SUCCESS
NOTED ON BILLBOARDS

and Mount Rainier nj his studio IN
Madrona 10 n few friends and guests
from New York, A series 81 sketches
OF fndcs promises 20 make cvcntu.
ally magnificent pictures.
Hts newest portrait ~ the noun.
tain had an unusual note OF color
the snow had a rosy glow, painted
with the warm tones that are really
characteristics OF a. The guests en-.
joyed informally turning tho pages
OF sketch books. looking over etch.
ings. especially some small plates
very charmingiy used for Christmas
cards. At present about 30 OF his
best paintings hang In MacDougall
and Sosthwiok'n. on the stairs from
the fifth 20 the third floors,
THIS week Mr. Gustln IL sketching
on tho west coast OF Vancouver
island. where he IN the guest OF Mr..
Frank Pratt on his yacht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-07
Music
Scott Opera Company
Open Engagement
Monday

The Scott Grand Open company
will open It's present season on Mon.
day evening ~ the Metropolitan the,
atre. Their appearance here Ia arous-
Ing unusual interest. not only locally.
but thrsiout the entire country. Seat.
Ito win be the only city In the
Northwest visited by tho organlra.
ton this year An they go direct from
here 10 San Francisco. Last year
their appearance horr was pro.
nounced success. but with the same
artists and others of III. FIRST rank
who have been added their success
should be even more marked than
before. THIS entire company. gath.
cred together by Scott. consists of
artists all Of whom are members Of
the Metropolitan Grand Opera com.
rany. many being world famed vocal.
ists
For the opening performance Mon.
day evening Ronsini'r s-The BARTER
Of Seville" win 10 given with
Charles Harkeft. Angeles Ottsln and
Biccardo straeciar In tho principal
fhf"Ns iNfH8"f 6Htr fkuI" viii u~
heard In Ia Toaeh' WIKI Antonio
scoiu IN his famous role of scarpia.
Miss Gentle was formerly a Seattle
giri. no that her rise 20 fame has
been eagerly watched by hosts OF
her admirers. shc Was en,hu.
slasiicaiiy received here as Car,
men las, year. when shsswas guest
artist with the Scott company.
40 the Wednesday matinee Ger.
aidine Farrar viii be heard As Car.
men" role that has made her IA.
nous. and one tina, IN particularly
adapted 20 her style and trmpera-
msnt Others supporting her will be
Qucena Mario. Myrtle schasf. Mary
Meliish and Morgan Kingston. In
the evening Quocna Mario. Chamiee
and Mario laurent win he heard In
ponlxrfti's Lucia III fsmmermoor g
For tho closing night the double bill
Of "i.'oracols. with Scott. Chamiee
and Anna Roaciie In the cast. and
Massanet's ons-act opera. ia
NsVarrise." which Alice Gentle viii
introduce hero for the first time.
wilt be given.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-07
C y1n&lhia Grey 3.
Suggestion to Employes-Why Not Clothe One or
TaCo Riddles?
BY CYNTHIA .GREY

Some little Riddles can't TO school because they hare no
clothes" After reading the story appearing in The Star
feo days several Star employees got their heads together
and conceived the happy plan Of clothing tho three Of
these Riddles The spread like lightning about the Of
flee and Ia feto hours $3.50 collected each epLoye
giving so cents Thru careful shopping taking advqnta0e Of
sales etc, this has clothed three chdren-Do boys
and 10 years Of age and a girl II.
The above is printed merely suggestion. the en-
poves Of firm in the city poud get together in this
giving 25 so cents might they not be able 10 take
Of all the little children in the city who must to
school and who must have clothes in order to do sof
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-07
ny DOROTHY FAY GOULD

Who has been 10 the Coliseum this
weekf Betty Cornpaon In AT the
End Of the World" is the Paramount
picture running all week. Few know
that the adaptation OF this famous
German story was made by local
Adelaide Hebron Avorso to
any publicity. Miss Hebron left her
friends 20 discover her dramatic sue.
cess from the billboards.
Miss Hebron was graduated from
Smith College and then went 10 Co.
iumbia TO study For two years she
WAS with the Laaky Famous Players
She adapted this play and sold Il 20
the United Players. with whom abe
now IT,
Another work OF hers is Booth
Tarkington's Beauty and the JAG
ohm" which she did recently, win
ming particular praise from Arnold
DAILY. She has been spending the
summer with her mother. Mrs
George Hebron. and win return 10
New York this month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-07
Yashui Tanaka
Gets Recognition

Ia Revue Modernc has a short ar.
ticle with n picture of yashui. Tana.
ka. the Japanese artist who no long
worked unnppreclnted In Seattle.
-Four illustrations are included OF his
pictures recently exhibited in Paris.
one was the Black Lilly" that was
shown AT the Washington hotel for
some weeks two years ago The
Journal des Debsts speaks OF him
as drawing 90 himself the attention
Of the world Of arts and the Paris
New York Herald and the Revue
remark on hiH figure work as OF es
peciai importance. and speak OF the
Remembrance OF Japanese tradi.
ton which appears very happily In
his work"
Aihan Marulis. the picturesque
Portuguese artist who earns his iiv.
Ing an cook a, the Blue Bird inn.
and ALSO paints" has finished some
so eanvRnes this summer which he
plans 20 exhibit this fall. At preren,
the collection Of 80 which he has
had all summer on the walls Of the
Blue Bird cafe on Cherry and Second
has been diminished by the sale OF
u, MANY FARE bought by artists. 50
he was proud TO tell.
Their. will be a fire. illustrated
public lecture on tho Wild life OF
Rainier National park In the Cham
Der Of commerce at Third and
Cherry Thursday. September IS. AZ
: .. m. by Dr. Walter y. Taylor OF
tho 4 =, biological survey OF Wash.
'ngton. y. G.
The Audubon society announces
that It's meetings will be held the third
Thursdays IN each month at . p. IN.
at the Chamber OF Commerce. ninth
floor Arctic building. At Cherry and
Third. All meetings are public and
anyone interested In birds Ia wel.
cq;ncd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-07

The Good Times Social club has
arranged two series OF progressive
whist parties for the week com.
mencing September IL. at the Times
Square hall. All Olive IT. Thee
parties will be held on alternate
days, at 2J5 p. m. The first 10 be.
gin Monday and continue Wednes.
day and Friday. and the second TO
begin Tuesday and continue Thurs.
day and Saturday. Mcrchs ndise
certificate honors will be given at
the end Of the series. The public
IL invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-07
Miss Erickson Weds
Mr.. Nichols

The marriage OF Miss Helen Erick
SON. daughter OF Mr.. Lewis Erickson.
TO Mr.. Milton Robert Nichols. son Of
Mrs. James Nichols OF Toronto. Can.
ada. was solemnized last evening az
3 o'clock at her home. with the Rev.
wv. w. switxer performing the cere'
mony.
Miss Frances Norquiss. the brides
cousin. was maid OF honor. and was
attired In old rose taffefa and carried
an arm bouquet Of ophciia roses.
The bride was charming In her
wedding gown Of white taffeta. with
long court train. Her tuils bridal
ven VAS fastened In cap effect 10 her
couture and encircied with a wreath
Of orange blossoms. and her flowers
were a shower Of white orchids. roses
and lilies Of the valley.
Mr.. Harry Waiter Erickson.
brother Of the bride. was groomsman
for Mr.. Nichols.
Preceding the ceremony. Mrs.
Fern Irene Tough rendered % Prom
ise Me-" and Mendeissohn's wed.
ding march was played for the en-.
trance of the bridal party. Green
and white prevailed In the dccora-
tons Of the home. and the nuptisl
vows were exchanged before a bower
Of lovely blossoms In the living
room. Following the service q re-
tception was keid.' Miss Florence
lErafSsson pr~~ided Mt the punch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-07
Affairs for
Mrs. Squires

Complimenting her house guest,
Mrs. Cameron Squires. OF Portland,
Ore. Miss Catherine Collins enter
tained with a luncheon OF ten covers
at the Sunset club this afternoon.
Yesterday Miss Collins was hostess
at a small tea at her home at which
she was assisted by Miss Helen Far.
rell. Miss Gena Peters. Miss Phebe
Nell Tidmarsh and Mrs. W. A..
Strout. Jr.
Thursday evening Mr.. r. Bertram
Collins will entertain with a dinner
at the University club. the guests
later attending the dance Mrs.
Charles r. .Whittlesey Is giving at
her home for Miss Katherine Hurd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-07
Will Entertain at
Dinner Dance

A number OF large dinner parties
are being planned for the dinner
dance at the Seattle Golf and Country
club Saturday evening, among them
helnE no.hos, party, which Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles III. Lilly are sponsoring.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry u. Lear are en-.
pertaining twelve guests, and Mr..
Charles Mckenzie viii have a table
for ten.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-07
Miss HoaCe Announces

Mr.. and Mrs. James Blake Howe
announce the engagement OF their
daughter. Rose Ford. TO Mr.. Ray.
mond Hazeiton Ensign. son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Horace Raymond Ensign.
The news was disclosed yesterday
At luncheon Miss Howe gave 70 a
few OF her intimate friends. The date
for the wedding has not been set.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-07
Mrs. Myers Plans
Luncheon

Mrs. George r. Myers has extend
Cd invitations for a luncheon Of III.
teen covers at her residence. Thurs
day afternoon, honoring her house
guests. Mrs. George A. Baird and
Mrs. Hal n. williams. OF Chicago.
and Mrs. Frank n. suffei. OF Mime
spoiis. who will remain for the week
a. grand opera at the Metropolitan
theatre next week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-07
DATES
TO REMEMBER

THURSDAY. sErrENpEW g.
Miss Margaret and Miss Eileen p.s
lansy will entertain with . tea
IGNORING Mlss kathsfins shank
and Nrs Howard Chastsin.
Mrs "a n. HeEshoom will enter.
tain with an tnformal tea With
M Louise stadley as the com
pfmentsd guest.
Mrs Charles y. whuuessy wiil
compliment Miss Katherine Hurd
with q dancing party at home.
Mrs {. Y. oselshy viii entertain
with a luncheon at the Tennis
FRIDAY. sErTENnER g.
Miss t,ouret,a and Miss BETTY
Harding 90 be ho.tessss At
luncheon and miscellaneous show
or at their home. ccmpltmsntins
Miss Louise studiey.
Mrs John l. Hall 20 entertain With
tea ccmpltmenting Mr.. n W
wusst aud her sister. Miss Grace
schrisfer
Miss Roberta Church Will ne hostess
a, bridge, IN compliment TO Miss
Ellen pulmase.
SATURDAY.. sEf-TEMBER TO-
pinnersdancs at the Seattle Golf
and Country club.
Seattle Yacht club 20 entertain with
It's epenins dance.
SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER H.
Mrs William Chester Keith Will en-
terrain At supper, honorias Mrs
Elliott Dean Harrington.
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER a.
Miss Marjorie schastt viii we'd Mr..
George w s,odtsrd In the
Church % the Epiphany
Mr.. and Mrs. Corwin = shank 20
entertain With q dlnner at home.
Aan Tar
Katherine shank. her nsnes. Nj,
Arthur rrumbull Lee. and their
bridal party.
Misc Constance seiesrt will entertain
with q Handkerchief shower. com.
pilmsntary 70 Miss Louise studlsy,
TUESDAY. sErrEMuER is
Mi. Katherine Luke 20 compliment
Miss Louise studlsy ~ith an Ia
formal tea.
Mr.. and Mr.. y J Martin VIII en-
terrain with . dinner ., their
home. "kons~ay" compitmentinE
Miss Katherine shank and her
ranes. Mr. Arthur Trumhuii lee.
WEDNESDAY. sErrEMnEn H.
The Wedding Of Mas Katherine
shank 10 Mr.. Arthur Trumhuli
Lee viii Be .elsmnised Ia the FIRST
Baptist church.
Mr.. Colin a. Rsdford TO give q tee
az her home a. . pre-nursisi
eomplimsa, 10 Miss Louise stud
ley.
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER is
Miss Frances Oldham wIii enter.
tain with q tea At the sunset
club. eomplimsntins Mtss Alice
HA~ and Mrs. Elliott pean hsr-
rington.
Miss LarA Tanner viii ~ hostess
81 . luncheon o; home. eompii-
nenttns Mlss Louise stufiey.
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER H.
rhe marriage % Mis-. Esther Goats
70 Mr. Dorsey J. Elliott. az TIE
HON. % her parents. Mr. ana
Mrs A. v. casts. at o'clock
MONDAY. sErTENBER ip--
Mrs stanley Griffiths ssad Mrs.
Dean Hsmiin white 20 satsrtsin
with . progressive dinasr and
dance. honorinx Miss Iouiss
studlsy and her fsnes. Mr.. Ever.
eat willard r~nton.
WEDNESDAY,. SEPTEMBER a.
rae marriage % Miss Louise stud
10y 10 Mr.. Everett willard Fwn.
tor In rrinity ehurch a, $40
eriock-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-07
Baby Gloria
IOdeu

Dear Miss Grey: wha, became Of
Baby Gloria odcii and her mother :
DO you think they. wiil get frces il
the haby's father stilI in prison7
remain. p. r. A.
BABY Gloria odelr mast sfay at Az
Burn pftson for one more vsar. IN
der the lac. children born IN prison
are faken from their mothers sohen
f'no years old asd placed IN fHssifa-
lions or rtfh relatives
Her mother must stay and serve
our her sentence.
Her father. yames Oden, died In
the electric chair April rs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-07
Thrift Shop
Announces Sale

The Thrift Shop OF the orthopedic
hospital, at Fifth ave. and Uniyer.
sity St. announces II will have a
china and glassware sale on Friday.
Members and friends are requested
TO bring or send their donations TO
the shop not later than Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-07
Mrs. Talbot Honor
Guest at Luncheon

Mrs. Hugh NJ. Caldwell entertained
Il the Seattle Golf and Country club
this afternoon with an Informal
luncheon. honoring Mrs. W. IL. Tai.
bot. OF San Francisco. Only the init
mate friends OF Mrs. Talbot were In
vtted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-07
MISS GREY viii receive rsas

MISS GREY Win receive rcad-
Avl crs Of this department ~
Tho Star office on Tuesdays frvsn
. 10 I. and .. Other times by sp-
pointment PleaAe do not come
on other days than Tuesday IN
ies. you have An appointment
with Miss Grey. ~ unexpected
visitors interfere with her writ
Ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-07
FdreaceU Banquet

Honoring Madame MARY Louise
Clary. one OF seattie's best known
singers. who Is leaving soon to make
her home In New York city. a ban.
auet will be given at the Masonic
club. Arcade building. on Friday eve
ming at 7 o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-07
After-Thedtre Supper

With Miss Blanche Bates and Mr..
Henry Miller as the honor guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Whitney Treat
were hosts at supper. following the
performance OF sThe Famous Mrs.
Fair" Monday evening. Sixteen
guests were entertained.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-07
Disposal Of
GgrbnOe

Disposal OF
Garbage
Dear Miss Grey; Would you kind
ly answer the following questions:
I. Has Seattle a filtration plant and
whsre7 2. How does Seattle dispose
OF It's sarbage7 o. How IL the water
distributed 10 buiidings7
Hoping 20 get an early reply. arm.
yours truly. -. II.
Seattle has no filtration plant
The garbage Is disposed Of thru
"riis" IN rarious narfs Of the city.
That T.. the garbage u used 10 fil
In holes and Is then covered oper
trtfh earth.
The oafev 10 brought into the city
from Cedar rpes dam thru large
MAINS Then " 10 pspcd into the
rescrpoirs thru smaller pipes; from
there 10 the various streets In the
disfricf ard from the street. thru
smaller pipes. into tho buildings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-07
Mrs. Pennington to Speak
at Hotel WASHINGTON

For the benefit OF Gamma Phi
Beta sorority. Mrs. John Pennington
cZoe Kincaidl win give a public talk
on plays and Players Of Japan" at
the Hotel Washington Friday after.
noon AT o'clock sharp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-07
Personal

Mr.. and Mrs. John Holiday Perry
and two children. who have been
spending the summer in Seattle. arc
leaving tomorrow morning for their
home In New York city.
Mrs. r. L. Rhodes and children
of rincher Creek. Alberta. Canada.
who have been spending the summer
at Pilot Point. are tho guests for n
few days OF Mr.. and Mrs, l.. Frank
Mackicm.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry c. I'm Of Port
land. Ore. will arrive IN the city the
last OF this week 20 be the guests OF
MIR and Mrs. Phillip O. Kinzer and
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Charles Phil
lips.
Mr.. Henry c. Hlbbard returned
Monday evening from four months
trip 10 Russia and the orient
Mrs. Wallace Collins has taken
the apartment OF Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
lips Morrison nj sti 18th ave. N.
during their absence In California
this winter.
Mrs Corwin Philip shank and NJ.
tie daughter barbara OF Portland.
Ore. arrived yesterday 60 be the
guests OF Mr. and Mrs Corwin y.
shank until after the wedding OF
Miss Katherine shank and Mr.. Ar.
thur Trumbuli Lee, Mr. shank will
arrive Friday
Judge and Mrs. Stephen J. Chad.
wick. Mr.. and Mrs. stephen y. Chad.
wick and their guest. Mrs q. Arthur
Carr Of Yakima removed from their
summer home Mt Crystal Springs
yesterday 10 their homes In town.
Miss Marjorie Etmyre Of Chicago.
who has been the guest OF Mia.
Elizabeth Chadwick for several days.
left yesterday for her home. Miss
Lucy walrick OF shanawa. Wis. will
be her guest for several days longer
Mr. and Mrs Phillips Morrison and
family left sunday for Coronado.
where they win spend the winter.
Mrs. J. wiiiis ssyre and daughter.
Gilmore. have returned 20 their homo
on Queen Anne Hiii. after spending
the summer at Santa Cruz Cal.
Or. Carl 3. I. Ieefe and family.
who have been abroad for the past
three months, have returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cehrge w. Arbin and
family went 10 Olympia on their
yacht Havana" for the week end.
returning Monday evening.
Miss. Elizabeth kellogg has return.
ed from Yakima. whore shs has hcen
spending a month as the guest OF he
uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace Miller.
Capt. and Mrs. n. J. Graham Of
Cashmere are spending a few days at
tho Hotel Washington.
l taIfs anu ttf1- fFFFF fN4ntff fAN'
returned from n forsnight's trip TO
California
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Jerome and
Mrs. ". A. Iirhtner Jeff today for
motor trip TO Vancouver. II. G.
Mrs Louis l.. Mendei and sons
have returned from vashon island.
where they have been spending the
past month A.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert c. stubb re-
turned Monday from nonsh's mo
tor trip TO California
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry schucss and
family have returned from their
summer home at Lincoln Beach.
Mrs james G. Huseson and dough.
tiers. Mrs. Dietrich schmitx and Miss
Marion Hu'eson. are enjoying n mo
tor trip to Lake Crescent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-07
Seattle
Society
Mrs. Pigott Issuing Inpi-
tdtions for Tea; Din
ners at Golf Club Sat
urday Evening; Lunch
con Honors San Fran
cisco Guest.

MRS. WILLIAM rrGcoTr Is issu
AVA ing Invitations for tea at her
residence. iiss Twenty second ave
n. Thursday afternoon. September
Is. from 3 until q o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-07
Informal Luncheon

Cornplimenting Mrs. T o m 3
Bordeaux, who has just returned
from an extended European trip.
Mrs. Bert Farrar viii entertain with
an informal luncheon at her resi-.
deucs Friday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-07
Seattle Lodge No. 7

Seattle Lodge No. 7. Degree OF
Honor Protective Association. will
give progressive whist party at
Evergreen hail. Arcade Bldg, Tues
day. September 10. at . y. m. for
the benefit Of the chlldren's ortho.
pedic hospital. Friends invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-07
Graded Union Sunday School
Teachers

The next meeting OF the Seattle
Graded Union OF Sunday School
teachers will be held on Thursday
from $40 10 ii:30 n. m. in the Y. w.
c. A. club rooms. Fifth ave. and
Seneca NJ. Mrs. A. w. Bowman will
lead the Bible study. reading from
the New Testament. and Miss Clara
b. Hunt will have charge OF the story
telling period. The promotion re.
quirements will be discussed In
separate conferences OF the begin.
ners, primary, Junior and intermedi.
ate departments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-07
Luncheon Viii
Commitment Miss Graham,

Complimenting Miss Louise Ora.
ham. who II leaving september is
for the University OF Michigan. Miss
Louretta Harding will entertain with
a luncheon Of ten covers at her home
Saturday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-07
Entertaining at
Dinner Dance

Mr.. and Mrs. George Warren
BooIe will be hosts at the dinner
dance given at the Seattle Golf and
Country club Saturday evening. en-.
pertaining six guests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-07
Brighton Minute Women

The Brighton Minute Women will
give rag tea" Thursday. ut II
a. m. At She home OF Miss Mary Les
lie. ssis Austin vt Bring materially
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-07
To Remove
Paint From voile

Dear Miss Grey: rwonder n you
or any Of the readers can tell me
how TO remove green paint from my
colored wolfe dress, Something that
will not fade the color Of the wolfe.
Thank you. Bless.
Paint stains that are dry and old
may be removed from cotton or pooi-
en- goods icffh chiovoform. First cov-
or the spot NTH oiirc OIL or butter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-07
Marsh nl1UotC
Filling

Dear Miss Grey: Could you give
me thru your columns recipe for
marhhmnllow cake filling7 with
many thanks. I remain.
A READER OF THE STAR.
The foiio,oino Is very good recipe
for marshmaiio,e paste: Three
fonrfhs cup sugar. fourth cup Of
milk. one-foarfh 10 marsh maiious.
fieo tablespoons hot ,rater and one
half teaspoon vanilla.
Put sugar and MIX IN saucepan,
heat siouiv 70 boiling point without
stirring and boH str MINUTES. Break
marsh maiiows IN pieces and melt IN
double boiler. add hot cafer and cook
aHfu MIXTURE Is smooth. then add hot
syrup gradually. stirring constantly.
Beat unfI cool enough 10 spread.
then add tanilia, THIS may be uscd
for both fiiiino add frodino.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-07
GAYS REPORTERS
~ LORDS AGENTS'1

NEW YORK. Bishop Alms(
White. ut prayer meeting 90
Brooklyn offered a special prayer
for newspaper reporters. She aug.
gested them as press agents for
the Lord"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-07
King County W. or.

The 32d annual convention OF the
King County w. G. T. u. will open
Thursday. at $40 a. m. at the Co.
lumbla Baptist church. Those who