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Sho,cer and Surprise
Pdrtu

Mrs. Anna Lomax was pleasantly
surprised with shower a, the home
OF Mrs. Marie Shaw. 1910 Franklin
ave-. last Thursday. Cards formed
the pleasures OF the evening. with .
dainty buffet supper served later.
Included In those attending were
Mrs. NJ. II. Hawthorne. Mrs. Rose
johnson. Mrs. Fred Boynton. Mrs.
VI. Meachan. Mrs. Jennie Grass.
Mrs. ". switrcr. Mrs. ". Frary. Mrs.
Jack scharnfer. Mrs. NJ. Knowiton.
Mrs John Murphy. Mrs Anna
Lomax. Mrs. Marie shaw. Mrs. Ida
Chase. Miss Alice Murphy and Miss
Myrtle Shaw.
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Calendar for
Orthopedic Tea Shop
Neat Week

Monday, Broadway guild, Mrs. o..
w. Crockett, chairman: Tuesday.
First Hill guild. Mrs. A. G. Dunn.
hostess; Wednesday. University guild,
Mrs. w. c. Weigle. hostess. Thurs.
day, Queen Anne guild. Study club,
Mrs. j. II. Lenton, hostess; Friday.
Mount Baker Park guild. Mrs. @. 70.
Lindberg, hostess; Saturday. Annie
Wright seminary. Mrs. George Scott.
chairman.
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Music
Recital by
Piano PUPILS

Mrs. Louise c. Beck will present a
number Of her piano pupils in recital
Monday afternoon AT 4 O'Clock. In her
studio In tn. MeKeivey.
Tho following program win be
given:
tsj -Japansss Doll" ..............H~ swim
90 Music Hon". s....s...........H slns
Eleanor psnnis
frosf f1ovefs .-....s...s.......P oidini
HsrnAains Carey
Jgba .s..ssssssss ssssssssss...... Dst'
Beatrice HiAnnsy.
Margaret hsnson
narearelis ................... offsnbsch
IRIS HamaokL
Lullaby. ..s......... GODDARD
Margaret RInkis.
''sSsreissus'' ................... Nsvia
usisn s,irssn.
ti,hsa Eastman
'TEnehsntn.nt' ...............k orrfl
Mrs o. u. noslton-
Scotch Toae Poem" ......... Mcdowell
Heisn Holland
ta1 "L<gsnds fcrJasssn". .............
s...ss.... Esrna Chapman
OBJ Grand Polka De conrsft". bartlett
vsda Tbornpson.
'-Trotsasns Bafiads" chopin
Tlefsnss Rubin.
fa) waltz Ne it.-.............. Chopin
ttB Scotch Dances ..a....... he ethossn
riofsnes Mecsnns
-On WINS cf hong ende iaso n I1srt
Msries Test
Frslode. Ninors .rachmanisoff
fsorcnte Mecanna
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BRIDGE DINNER

Colonel John l.. Hayden. U. =. A,
comma Of the Puget Sound
coast defrrsrr. was hest on SAtur'
day at an agreeable dinner. followed
by auction bridge. and compliment
ms Colonel Henry Macpherson Mcr'
Ram. 4. \ A.. commander OF Fort
Wordsn. and Mrs Merriam. Major
Kelley benjamin Lennon. u. y. a.
and Mrs. Lennon.
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SUPERB VIEW

A superb view Of the harbor and
~ tn, Cascades made a notable
background for the bridge ira given
at their town house. on Thursday. By
Mira George WEIGH. in compliment,
TO Mics Ilousc. whose wedding 20
willard George Heron. % Seattle.
wili b. the event % June. The hail
and drawing room were fragrant,
with apple blossoms tho tea table
lovely with pink tulips and blue
! hyseiuths. the same note Of rose
and azure repeated In tho tuiie that
half concealed the tall candi@rtIcsr.
Tho hostess was annirted by her
house guest. Mrw. Moore. wife Of
Lieutenant Colonel Jairus Aiphaeus
Moore. u. & a. commander Of Fort
Fiaxicr. BY Mrs. vose. wife Of
Major Robert y. vosr. u. y. A.. re
tired. and by Miss Eisenbels. Miss
Hughes. Mrs. J. J. O'Connor. Miss
Downs and Miss wiiilson. Coffee
was poured by Mrs. Harvey Lewis
Tlbbais. tho pattlea were served by
Mira Johnston. wife Of Lieutenant,
Colonel John Stuart Johnston. u. 9.
A. and the ices by Mrs. Charles
Francis Kuhn. Preceding the tea.
erids. was played. the high prlz.
going 60 Mrs. Charles Francis Kuhn.
tn. second 10 Mrs Lennon. wife Of
Major Kelley BENJAMIN Lennon. u.
y. A.. the third TO Mrs. Martin. wife
Of Major TRULY, c. Martin. U. =. A..
retired. and tho consolation TO Mrs.
Mecrillls. wife OF Captain w. W.
McCriiiis. dental corps, Y. =. A.
Following the shower for the bride.
to-bc. with Miss Hughes at the
piano. n group OF love nonEs was
exquisi,eiy sung by Mrs Bowler.
wife Of Captain Louis James Bow.
Ter. u. y. A.
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Knickerbocker
Club 10 Dance

The Kniekcrbocker club win en-.
terrain with a dance this evening In
the I.eschi pavilion. beginning It's
summer serios. In charge OF arrange
ments are: Mr. stephen Haynes.
Mr.. Trnftord Hu,eson II. and Mr..
Justin Haynes
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Dinner Hosts

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hickman
were hosts last Thursday evening at
their home. entertaining with n din
ncr OF twelve covers. Music and
cards were the diversions OF the later
hours.
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DAT TIES
TO REMEMBER

sArt HpAN. arm. 80
The marriage % Miss MaFisn Ss~is
% NJ Fhiiiip Aastia Hsnisfsan
~iil 30 seicmnisci In Tflniiy
church ct 10 o'clock
SUNDAY. NAY H.
Mias Phoebe Nsn riawarsh viii
compliment Mis-. Dorothy No.
Evan Aad Nisa Mar Dudis,
walker with . tea az her home
at ths Highlands from . uatn 9
o'cioek.
MONDAY. NAY -
queen Anne circle % the Frut, and
Flower Mtssion 20 enteftaln 9th
bridge tea a. Frederick a ssi-
seas
WEDNESDAY. NAY A.
Mira y % McNieksn wtii entsrsain
o, iuarhson at the boulevard Ian
THURSDAY, NAY o.
NJ. and Arn a w. Metros. vii
srtsrtain at dipuer IN rornsiffnsnt
60 Mics Enty y niifsr and her
Nance. MI D. fraak Davis. Jf.
FRIDAY. MAY a.
M. sad Mr. Thefass peuri.s a,irn-
con .in compliment Mr. saa
Mrs Jehn Arthur naiiiaFEeon
With a reception and dance at
the home Of Me-. snd Mrs. g q.
e,ifnson. ''Soreitffs,- Of the iIish.
lands
Mrs O. n.tehsisr U.u will -ut...
tain vita an Informal "a. Of her
homs. eonslIrnsa,inx Miss Rsby
~ niisrr.
ssTtKDAy. MAY -
Miss tsanstss Perry viii snisrtafn
at bridge for the pissxpr. of Mlss
RUIZ A. bigger
Miss Margaret aehus,t vfi sat~r-
tsin In eofnpiifnsn, to Mhss o-sn-
duiYn Men,~ssis 9TH . iuneh-on
at the rsnnis eiss.
De and MrS J. g. Moore Win sn,sr-
tain vita supper dance Of IN.
Yacht club, hcnortrx pr ana srs
James 4. uunter ard DR.. itAipa
kahna
M. chsritsn usn. Mrs y. "
Macdonald and Mira Our ngvasn
~in sn'sf,aia With daneins
party ., TIE Han,'s Pots, dub
house.
SUNDAY. NAT a.
Delta Kappa Ersiion 20 ens~rsair
The mothers With . dinnsr Al me
chapter heuss.
TUESDAY,. MAY To-
Mr. Leland Clark viii eompiimsus
Miss Ruby " nliEw With .
luncheon ~ her hons ., Hsnfs
Point
WEDNESDAY. May IL
Nisa AfisttA Gillette will Be hostess
at an sffsrneoa Of bridge. With
Miss Huby " niger as the com
plitnentri guest
Miss Grace Fischer vtfi entertain
at iunrheon. complimentary to
Mrs John Arthur naiiisrEsoa.
SATURDAY. NAY H.
Mis- Rudy v Bnrsr'vri vsd Mr.
Prank Davis. tr. Q, the Heats
ruint club house ~ 8 o'clock IN
the afternoon.
Kappa Kappa Gamma siumnse viii
meet o; ths home Of Miss kath-
srins Barter.
MONDAY. MAY 10
Denny. Fuhrman Cuiff 81 the Ortho-
pedie hospital viii entertain with
card party At the bungalow.
"WEDNESDAY. NAY 10
Ths marriage Of Miss Kafherfns
inxils 10 Mr.. clyde Everett
Hudspsth at the home Of Or. and
Nrs ". A Johsnson
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CLUBS FOR MONDAY
Iadias' Auxiliary ~ iierHl

fsdias' Auxiliary ~ ii~rh
Congregation
The Ladies' auxiliary Of IIerzl
congregation will hold its monthly
meeting nj Educational Center Mon
day. May 2. at 2:30 p. m.
I.adics' Auxiliary Ia Temple De
Iiirrt.h
The regular monthly meeting OF
the LADIES' auxiliary TO Temple de
uirrch will be held In the ysniry
room OF the Temple Monday after
noon. May 2. at 2.30 .. m. Board
meeting at ii6 y. m.
Prairie 1toes Club
The Prairie Rose club will meet nj
the home Of Mrs. George Draper.
BOZ W. Crockett ut. Monday, May
Il, at 2 .. m.
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Enqdqemcnt Announced

Mrs. Jean naigity announces the
engagement OF her daughter. Anne.
to Mr.. Henry T.. Peterson. son OF
Mrs ~. II. Peterson. The wedding
win take place early In July.
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Entertain at Dinner

cornplimcntary 20 Mr. and Mrs.
Lyle brigham. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
dance given at tho Arctic club las,
Thursday evening.
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Italy. Merit month they viii tour
Spain.
Mrs II. ~. Richmond returned las,
Saturday from two months spent in
California
Mr.. ID. c. Updegraff. OF Vancouver.
y. c.. In tho guest for the weekend
Of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
c. Updcgraff.
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FASHIONS

From the Empress Theodora and
her elegant court OF the sixth cen
tury come many of our present
modes. There we get the idea Of
rich girties. jeweied borders and
straight lines.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS

meeting In the club rooms. The re-
heArrals for their plays. 10 be given
on Thursday night. May ~. In
Members hail. will be called and all
members taking part are requested
10 be present without fail.
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Mrs. Bemis Viii Be
COMMUNICATED

In compliment 10 Mrs Charles A.
Benis. Kappa Alpha Theta Aunnae
are entertaining with tea at the
home OF Mrs. William Parkhurs'
Brawiey next Wednesday afternoon
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HONORED At
| FORT CASEY

on Tuesday. At their Fort Casey
quarters. transformed into a wood.
land bower. where bu,tercups and
wild currants seemed to grow, n
charming dance was given by Cap
tain Dorsey j. Rutherford. y 8. A..
commander Of For, Casey. and Mrs
Rutherford. in honor Of Lieutenant
John Harvey Madison. u. s.'A.. and
his bride. recently arrived nj Fort
Casey. A Handsomely appointed
supper completed the festivities. in
which congratulations were the or.
der of the hour.
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Seattle
Society
Affair to Compliment
Mrs. b G is; Mrs.
Strtve 10 Entertain.
Pre-Nuptidl Entertain
ments.

AS A FAREWELL compliment TO
"A Mrs Charles \. nemis. who Is
lcaving soon 20 make her home In
Spokane. Mrs A. NJ. Maowhlnnie
and Mrs. Ernest l. Skccl have ar
ranged bridge tea for next Monday
afternoon nj the home OF Mrs. Mac.
Winnie In IaurelhurSt
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DINNER POSTPONED At
te..afsfs Nat 100 49,.

FUItT FI-ANLEE
The dinner planned at their Fort
f1agier quarters. for Thursday. by
Lieutenant Colonel JaIrls Aiphnrus
Moore. u. s, A. commander OF Fort
F1axier. and Mrs. Moore. In honor
81 Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Bailey.
% Glen Cove. has been postponed.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
Y. w. &. A. News

Tuesday. May g. the Cosmopolitan
club will meet for club supper In
the eafet sria at 8 O'Clock. Co be fol.
lowed by the regular monthly bust.
meas meeting. There will also be
rehearFals for the members taking
part In the plays the club will pre-.
sent on Friday evening. May n. In
the Y. w. G. a. hall.
The Acacia club for Married
Women has adjourned for the sum.
mer. their meetings being devoted
for the next few months 10 outdoor
recreation. hikes. picnioa. etc.
The Friends Of All club VIII also
have II club supper at on Thurs.
day night. May 6. to be followed by
their regularly monthly business
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Mrs. Str1tre 10
Be Hostess

Mrs. Frederick strive win enter
tain Informally with n tea ut her
home next Tuesday afternoon. com
plimenting Mir Curtis Ehrmau Won
CrudxinSki. baritone. OF Riga, Rus
ala
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Departm~ut. Of the WomsD's
Century club

Departm~ut. Of the Wofnsn's
Century Club
Monday the French department
will meet at noon Mt the Hotel
Washington. The art department
will meet nj the home ~ Mrs y.
X MaKham. 1880 University blvd,
at 2 p. m. Program. Lyric Paint
err." by Mrs. Markham: "Jonas Lac"
BY Miss Agnes Garlock. Ernest
f.awson." by Mrs. ". J. cnrrigan;
current events by the department.
"wednesday the Spanish depart
ment will meet at the Y. W. &. a.
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Society at the Harbor Forts

U. \ A. and Mrn. Lennon. wife
Of Major Kelley BENJAMIN Lennon.
Y. y. A. viii entertain In compli.
ment 20 Miss House. one Of the
June brides. and always a favorlte
at Fort Worden.
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MAY PARTY

MAY PARTY
On May 4, at Fort worden. a
group OF prominent hostcsscs--Mrs
Merriam. wife of Colonel Henry
Macpherson Merriam. u. s. A., com.
mander OF Fort worden: Mrs. Nil.
Ter. wife of Major Alvin Charles
Miller. medical corps. U. y. A.: Mrs
Applin. wife OF Major r. ID. Applln
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Sunday Evening Supper

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry b. Lear are
entertaining with an informal sup
per at their home tomorrow even
ing.
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HONOR nrrsr

In honor OF Colonel John l.. Hay.
den. u. = A. commander % the
Puget Sound coast defennea. at their
town house. on Monday. a dinner
was given by Lieutenant Colonel
John stuart Johnston. u. \. A.. re.
tired. and Mrs, Johnston. The host.
css was assisted by Miss Kiocker.
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A nah can b. driven Into the wall
without cracking the plaster " the
nan IL fist dipped into boiling wntcr
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Mrs. +. q. Stewart and Miss Eliz-
abeth Jones are spending a few days
In Portland. guests OF Mrs. Stewards
sonin-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Sargent.
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brilliant Roman vibbou sashes are
worn on many dark gowns.
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ATTRACTIVE AFTERNOON

Decorations Of red tulips and Ore
gon. grape, three tables Of bridge.
and people coming In for tea were
the features % an attractive after.
noon arranged by Mrs. Fitzpatrick.
wife Of Captain Francis j. Fix.
patrick. Y. y. A. al thrir For,
wofdon auartsra on Friday. In com.
piim.n, 20 Miss Downing. The high
prize was won by Mir Miller. wife
of Major Alvin Charles Miller. rnesi.
cal corps. u. =. A. the con-oia ton
by Mrs. Bowler. wife 81 Captain
Louis James Bowler. u. =. A.. and
the guest OF honor was awarded a
delightful souvenir. The ices were
dispensed by Mrs Miller. wife e
Major Alvin Charles Miller. medical
corps. ". \. A. and tea was poured
by Mrs. Merriam. wife of Colonel
Henry Macpherson Merriam. U. 81.
A. commander OF Fort worden.
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Miss Clara Emory. who is visiting
In the East will spend the next fort
night as the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Elliott Dean Harrington. In Scheme.
tady, N. Y.
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AFTERNOON TEA

On Thursday. at their Fort wor.
den quarters. Mrs. Applln. wife Of
Major y. ID. Applln. u q. A.. WAS
at home informally at the ,va hour.
and all the for, dropped In for the
cup that cheers.
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Miss Gloria Frink, who is travelling
In Europe, cbaperoned by Miss Mox.
ley, Of Rome. is at present In Paris.
having visited Florence and Venice.
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Mrs. J. w. Pemberthy and daugh.
ter, Clara. returned this week from
an absence OF eight months, spent
in the East and California
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Personal

Mr.. Andrew Price returned last
evening from a short business trip
to Portland. Ore.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". Ross Downs win
spend the weekend at Hunts Point
as the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Claude Thompson.
Mrs. Fred p. Meyer IA leaving
next Wednesday for Chicago, 10 be
gone about a month.
Miss Dorothy Englehart, OF Port.
land. is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
David r. Kellogg. at their home on
Mercer island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bordeaux
will sail from New York May I, on
the Adriatic, for Europa
Mrs. Addie BeIknap Comfy and
her brother. Mr.. G. c. Belknap. re.
turned Tuesday from a visit OF sew.
erai months in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. William PfRott re.
moved today 10 their new residence
at 1852 22d ave. N.
Mr.. Forest Tucker left for San
Francisco yesterday. to be gone for
an indefinite stay.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Fisken re-
moved today 10 their summer home,
Glen Fruin." at Yeomalt.
Miss Clara Emory. who is visiting
in the East, will spend the next fort.
night as the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Elliott Dean Harrington. In Scheme.
tady. ". Y.
Mrs. J. w. Pemberthy and dauRh.
ter, Clara, returned this week from
an absence OF eight months. spent
In the East and California
Mrs. r. q. Stewart and Miss Eliz-
abeth Jones are spending a few days
In Portland. guests OF Mrs. Stewards
sonin-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Sargent.
Miss Gloria F'rink, who is travelling
In Europe, cbaperoned by Miss Mox.
ley, OF Rome. is at present In Paris.
having visited Florence and Venice.
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NJ 1880 n. m.
Thursday the Current Events a
partment will meet az the home u
Mrs. J. &. Hatcher. 1892 18th ava
W. AT 2 .. m,
Friday the child Study depart
ment will meet ~ tho home u
Mrs. J. Foster Dean. 5202 Pearl a
g. Take Hcnton car. BOX lunch at
1890. The program will consist u
paper by Miss N. Cole. on the
importance ~ story telling ~ chil
dren. Reading 81 Elizabeth Hard
sons between" BY Mrs. John Has
Chapter A. e., r. r.. q.
Chapter a. G. y. T.. o.. Will ho4
rummage rale May and a
the Westiake market. Millinery win
+ be featured.
Wanan's Tuesday Club
The Woman's Tussday club win
meet with Mrs. J.. J. Aaron, zool
y. Lynn st. Tuesday. May .. Il
1890 O'Clock.
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AT HOME
In the spacious drawing room Of
their town house. on Friday after
noon. in compliment TO their house
guest Mrs. Vose. wife Of Major
Robert r. vose. U. 4 A.. retired, n
prettily informal tea was given by
Mrs. Hughes. wife OF Major John
Law Hughes. u. s. A.. retired. and
which brought out both tho civilian
and the army coteries.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Fisken re-
moved today 10 their summer home.
Glen Fruin," at Yeomalt.
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INFORMAL LUNCHEON
HANDSOME DINNER

HIM DSDME UINNEK
on Tuesday. Mt their Fort worden
quarters. Major Alvin Charles Nil.
Ter. medical corps. u. & A.. and
Mrs. Miller. assisted by their house
guest. Miss Downing. entertained
handsomely at dinner. compliment.
ing Lieutenant Colonel John Stuart
Johnston. Y. 8. A.. retired. and Mrs.
Johnston; Major y. d. Applin. u. =.
A. and Mrs. Applin. and Captain
Francis J. Fitzpatrick. U. 8. A.. and
Mrs. Fitzpatrick.
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u o T. {

For; wors~n was the sc~n. Of
much activity during the present,
week. when practical observations
were being made by tho coast artii.
iery division Of the University Of
Washington reserve officers train
ina corps unit. under command Of
Major William D. Frazier. u. 4. A.
INFORMAL LUNCHEON
on Sunday. at their Fort F7axicr
quarters. In compliment to Captain
Chester II Mccoid. y. s. A.. and
Mrs. Mcco,d. senior. an informal
luncheon was given by Lieutenan,
Colonel Jsirus Aiphacus Moore, u.
=. A.. commander Of Fort r1aglcr.
and Mrs. Moore.
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Mr.. Forest Tucker left for San
Francisco yesterday. to be gone for
an Indefinite stay.
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Mr.. and Mrs. william Pfgott re
moved today 10 their new residence
at 1852 22d ave. N.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-16
WHETHER DIVORCE TENDENCIES
ARE Inherited IS DISCUSSED
IN ARTICLE BY MARGERY REX

such and such q family they have all
inherited" u certain mnlndy. hut the
fact probably N that from one ar the
other parent the children have received
n tendency "a develop such disease
and perhaps living In such conditions as
fnsicr,d the disease In the parent. have.
themselves acquired II.
II II quite likely that n tendency IN
social disease. divorce for example.
might BE- present az well ~ the dispo.
sltion a. develop a bodily III.
Powerful Force Of Example
4 proud and independent spirit which
would make a mother break away from
martial bondage. when irksomc. might
bc transmitted to daughter. The
daughter. In turn. might find life NO
unpleasant with her husband that her
highstrung nature would prompt her
20 get a divorce OF. In the event of her
leaving such u husband. might cause
him Ia divorce her.
Added Ia such spirited nature there
would bc one Of the greatest forces In
thu world. the force II example.
The mothers example viii always i'm.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-16
Tests Show Birds
Often Return to
Former Locations


~ Associated Press
tnHANA Illinois Anfll % Though
many birds from this section migrate ne
fnr south NJ Central and South America.
II has been found hy actual test that
many Of them return 10 the same H..
cnlitics ana sometimes even ~ the same
nest
Results II inquiry In the Middle West
and South covering number ~ Years
are reported hy Frank Smith. profes
sor ~ zoology nt the University N M
nola. IN IN" annual Illinois Arbor Day
and lilrd Book.
Facts were obtained hy trapping
birds placing ANAL log hands ON them
and letting them go Here are some of
the things Professor Smith records.
A cnihird banded near Cleveland. a..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-16

Of the second union. lnheritInE any II
I the HUM wealth.
ilailey-iiuhn Romance shattered
Then came little Ethel IIuhn's 70.
nance. Joseph W HALEY. Dr.. In n
/ training camp met Ethel not long ago
when she was a dehuianie Bailey was
/ the son OF former senator from Texas.
The affair was called perfect story
book romanco." The two were married.
hut last fail IL whs rumorcd Tint tho
young people hRd separated aud TINT u
divorce action would hc begun.
/ Family hcarthurnings and money
wrangles are said a. have separated the
parents Of pretty Ethel IN IL surpfls.
I ing then. that when hor own marital
| problems became Troublesome she too
/ thought OF divorce
lluhn's daughter by his first marriage
also followed IN her parents footsteps
when she decided 10 become divorced
from Andrew J Carly OF Philadelphia.
with whom. according to statements
made Ia friends. she became "frightfully
horcd" a son by that first marriage
ol lluhns II also separated from his wife
who refuses. however. to divorce him.
~ family tina, has never known the
plhRs of IN" leRnl rcndng apart that
Constitutes divorce II seems strange
and terrible thing. I, looms up ~
devastating. scandilous affair some
thing Ia make every member ut the
family hang his ~ her head In shame
Iiui. one" experienced this legal pro.
crSs does not seem ~ terrifying
When "a daughter at divorced mother
IN herself suffering from unhappy mari
tai oNIs rlonccs. IL u surprising that
sho seeks the solncc That she knows N
Norcr gave her mother?
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-16

IN second brood Of that summer. Houss
wrcns winter in tho South Atlantic
md Uulf States.
Tests NJ Thomasyllls, Ca, with b.rds
Chased ~ winter residents because
ihoy fly into the northern states and
into Canada during the summer months
showed these results.
Eight chipping snarrows banded In
1916 were nll retaken In 1917. Three
chipping sparrows were rctakcn In 1917
that had been banded In 1916. Several
myrtle warblers and whitc.throatcd
slarrows banded In 1915 were rctaken
m" following year.