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SrENOGEArHEN - Want"I. competent
wornn" "'"''Ff.Ih"r ana hu"Nkccper.
R"y.y. r.yIa. references. ,Aptr.v..-r Gl,!
saiags wanted. B.S ! ~ sa:c The DIS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-09

AUTO EOt ENCIINNGs-"I knight
tuuFlD. WI. exchange for GcsIgdb!r
lot In suDurns: must u4 good location.
y2i " broad kaAdu4Uh IS5
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summer tinccs for Ken, s,
Wantcl-To iicnt

-
DO IoE WANTS 10 rent oilcc between
SeE,Gth and t.rsi Street either t;ruc.
or FRANKLIN. would TAX, whole n,,usa
OF !G"tF moor rJ iu!: 1T or --gtv!nDrr
i.uA ~ e.. a. car. The Dispatch
h1L 81 OK Ella I--W Wanted 20 rent c ~
room house or aat 81 once: Wcr, End
"F church ltll. location mast he Jrei,
.aH.c: L.nk J soy. me Dlsrn.rii
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SINGLE MEN Wanted. two we'll drcsscd
Alh.ic men. 1entii"s who can furnish
good references To travel with crry
HinhllhE advertising pr"PCalt!on and So
Iciiing among tanners for larr" cor.
pnr"il"h. y" cnp"ri"nc" necessary good
""poGiun!iN tor advancement. Iicru,nn.u.
employment. must hc able 10 .tnvc civ
~ one" Apply between 9 TO IL 4, N
and TO i u. NJ. 10 ~. +. Meade Row
2l:. Mnrrhy,s Hotel ''''''
y 4 us. insso want Aus - ~ =. sur.. or
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service stations-i,cpairinE /
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business services Oncrc,


AN MINIS SISGS!
order nyw ana avoid iD- ruAH Nadi VI
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Wnnted-Isooms. nnnrd

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. BOARD 73
FLOYD AVE.-Wiu rent Al p,.i, ~,
hirhri 'front.' room. with alCoy. yntIth .
y.n exposure. to ladies ur ."n;iru,an
WIN -. withOu; meals ~ !lgu! h.iIs"
n@.F,ns privileges rhonc Rou.rya-!
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MERCHANDISE
Seeds. Plants. i'cttilI

DAIII.IA iCLHS ,j5V dozen. nra yari
Gus .-lAnis =, ssLe .EnnLoLrn ..nc "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-23

The children. You haze cUcrp claim
on them because you haze sacrificed
10 keep them. ~ Dou can take ham
back. and fully overlook past ,cronos.
u ,c,H BE- a BIG thing 10 do. But
CAN. You. PLACE Implicit
TRUST IN MN AGAIN. You must.
fear. figure that out for yourself.
Dear Miss Grey: ] arm writing for
Information regarding the state poll
tar law. ! know OF a man who lived
In the state Of California all OF his
life who came here just three weeks
ago ~ make his home. lie secured
a position upon his arrival and 50
was held out Of his first weeks sal
airy. know Of two other similar
cases Is u legal 20 collect the poll
tax for this year from persons who
have just come 10 this state 20 re-
side, INTERESTED.
I h1p~ cossuited Prosecuting At
torncv Douglas IN regard 10 this AND
Ne states that this phase OF the poll
tar hos not yet come 10 his affcn-
ton. but "a y his optsios that per-
Sons becoming residents Of fhts state
after May I. 1921. toouid not be sab
joct 10 this wars tar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-23
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Brown. Charles c.. sfs ssth ave- s.
boy.
Defur. Osborn T. 30, EastiAke ave.
girl
wIIIer. Ross r.. 1917 sir,h ave. s.
lGrsgorcs. John. ST, N. <s,h st. boy.
6hsrkness.. Lara 3zf2H EastiAke
Johnston. Albert so7 Third ave. W.
sasa. saiehi. iio2 scorwtn pL. boy.
Mlgauchi. Tomokich. 5i7 James st.
Kossks. Fukusro. s7oi L. Madison
NsIson oo Chris. so.7 w. s,rd st.. boy.
Wick. Andrew C.. sis W. Sand st.
woifman. John j. ssss Jones ave.
stspieton. Bert. 1857 Earl ave. girl
smith. wtiler. i7is ". stth st, boy.
Angus. Alex. s3T w. 5tth St. girl
Decker. Jay. sil Hiawatha pL, girl
Eide, 1chiyu, 1855 Main st.. girl.
coiashdo. Modesto. ais Judkins St.
Mason. cufton IT.. city hospital. girl
Benaitaba. Victor. sos jackson St.
boy.
Page. owen L.. eIsO si<sh ave- g.
Mason. william NJ i7as Naomi pl.'
Fletcher. II. p. 600, 10Th ave. N. T..
boy.
Bigeiow. Leroy E. 1922 r. ssth st..
Kelly. Thomas C. asia Jackson ST..
hoy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-23

1 finally had sufficient proof OF
his unfaithfuin.sH told him |
would forgive and forget n he would
do differently. But he left me with
a six months baby Riri on my hands
wards the support Of myself and
three children l divorced him and
was given the custody OF my chill.
dren. TwQ years and half later !
married my employer. man mum
Der OF years my senior. and he adopt.
ed my two little girls and In less
than a year died. leaving them with
enough 10 take care Of them tho
balance OF their lives.
Myself he did not forget. leaving
me our beautiful home and a month.
~ income sufficient To care for
same. bcaides a neat little iife In
surance.
My love for the father of my chil
ldren has never died admired my
second husband. respected ana was
proud u him. but could not care for
him az did my first lie was every.
thing n woman could ask for. lavish
Ing upon mo all that money could
buy. and also his everlasting love.
Now ! am back to my former
home. where I was first married.
have taken my children TO see their
fathers parents and In 10 doing have
again met their father. lie lAk ed
permission 90 Sc. his Children once
month he IN their father Mn
and I could not refuse. He and I
met only an strangers. passing the
time OF day. etc. SIX months have
elapsed since | first Jaw him on my
return TO this city. His parents tell
me how he has repcnted lie asked
me again 20 marry him. II not for
my old 10y. for him. for the sake Of
the children
Now. dear Cynthia Grey. wha,
shall I dog love my former hua'
band but can trust himg VIII he
treat me az he one. did. This time
he In begging me and pleading with
me instead Of me with him. ! want
20 do what ix right by my children.
II in OF them only mat ! am think
ing They are his an well as mine.
lie was unfaithfui torthcm while |
have been a true mother. supporting
them for four and one half years
win you pu, my letter before 9TH
or mothers and wives. and ark their
oplnionRy
We have plenty 20 take care OF
US II Is simply a question OF my
duty ms a mother. Shall deprive
them OF their father. who claims an
equal right or noty
PERpLExED MOTHER
~ "a Impossible 70 Judge uhof ono
rsas v-Ci do BY rhdf others hare
done. 80 perhaps the experience Of
srspcs and Others uho haee soone
thru similar csrcmmstanccs scoaid be-
Of hffic or NO help 10 you We are
Individuals and act largely upon sm-
pulses. and luckily ue arc not an
Of the same temperament The prsn-
cpai thing you must consider u
srhcther your former husband Ia rim
cere In his cssh 10 make amends
for hts past mistakes. One fhtro ~
pafeut--he hasn't an equal claim on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-23
LOW DOWN BURGLAR
CLIPS GIRLS HAIR
WHILE SHE SLEEPS

PORTLAND. Ore. Aug. "a
IN. burglars union ought TO take
HIS card away from one OF their
members He's the meanes, man
on the Pacific coast
or at least Miss Madeline
Holmes thinks he ~.
Aside from entering Miss Made
lines room iant night and stealing
several vaiuahie articles. he
shipped off both her long braids
with his pocket knife
Going TO bid last night with
beautifully flowing oidfashioncd
trcSscs. Miss Holmes arose this
morning with her hair bobb~d In
the latest Greenwich village style.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-23
Miss Tremper Married
in NeC York

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry s. Tremper
announce the marriage OF their
daughter. Bertha, to Mr.. Eric Won
der Goltz. son Of Or. and Mrs. Won
der Coltz, Of New York city. The
marriage was quietly solcmnized Fri.
day evening. August IL. at $50
o'clock, In Grace church. New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Won der Goitz will be
at home In New York after septem-
her 1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-23
THEATRES
HIGH CLASS Music
OFFERED AT PAN

Presenting excerpts from grand
opera. which are well sung and ap
propriately eostumcd. the Pantages
opera company Of eight gifted sing
erH are giving Pantagea audiences
some fine music this week. The act
Is presented by Miss Mildred Perkins.
or course. Joe whitehead. pro
grained as "a Fool There Was" Is
one Of the comedy hits Of the bill.
just aa he always Is. with his singing
foolery and dancing.
-Another act. sharing the comedy
hoDors with Whitehead. is the Ross
Wyse company. In singing. dancing
and athletics.
The Demonstrating Co. offers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-23
Seattle
Society
Miss S,ceSed to Entertain
With Picnic Supper at
Halter Lake; Honor
Guests at LitncheoR;
Bridge Luncheon as
FdreiceU Compliment.

MISS vERNtrA swEZEA' win
AVA entertain with a large picnic
supper party at her attractive hone
on Halter lake Saturday afternoon
August 80. as pre-nupuai eompli'
uent 30 Miss Margaret Bell The
affair viii also give the hostess op-
portunity to bid farewell TO group
of her friends before leaving Sunday
TO spend a year in study at the Par
sons school Of Design and Applied
Art. In New York city.
Invitations have been limited to
nfv friends. members of Gamma
Phi Beta sorority, who are motoring
frum Olympia. Tacoma. Noun, Yer
non. Everett and Seattle for the fes-
tivity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-23

an amusing novelty. IN which there
are some vel. trained poodles and A
trick mule.
The Ara sisters. wearing beautiful
costumes. prove dancers Of high
merit.
King sauis Is an artist who s,fers
a novelty act thai pleases. The Pan.
tageecopc shows Charles Murray
comedy and a Pantages news weekly.
Murray In person Will be a feature Of
the bin next week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-23
Mrs. Phillips Hostess at
TiCo Charming Teas

Honoring her mother. Mrs. De
WIT c. Nellis OF Topeka. Kansas.
and her sister, Mrs Harmon Ryus
Of Los Angeles. Mrs. Albert Charles
Phillips was hostess last week at
two charming bridge parties. fol-
lowed by musical teas The musical
selections were given by Mrs. Bruce
+. Morgan. Mrs. Adam Beeler. Mrs.
Harmon Ryus and Mrs. Romano Ell
liott Lawson. At the tea hour. Mrs.
Mayo. wife Of Rear Admiral Henry
T. Mayo. Z. s. ". Mrs. Eliza Ferry
Leary. Mrs. Burke and Mrs Harry
Whitney Treat presided at the pref.
lily decorated table.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-23
Cynthia Grey 3
Woman Could Forgiue Father Of Her Children for
Cricaoalo IEro..I.- p.i Lo.Id Oh T..a1nt LLia,,Z

Woman Could ForgiUe Father Of Her Children for
GrieUous throughput Could She Trust HIM!
Dear Cynthia Grey About 10 years ago married at the
age of Il years For three married life was all
could ask for When my baby girl came things CHANGED
My husband seemed TO forget entirely that existed Two
years later became the mother Of baby boy-stil his
whole life and attentions centered in girl.
Then he started going out evenings My boy and were
neglected but not my girl He seemed TO forget that
needed clothes, and that would appreciate little pin
money Please remember that all this time he making
salary of 1925 per month begged and pleaded with him.
but he became worse instead OF better.
heard rumors Of his attentions TO other didn't
say anything TO him, but investigated All Of this time
still loved him in spite of his treatment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-23
Mrs. Parish Plans
BRIDGE Luncheon

Honoring Mrs raschaIi w. Smith.
who Il leaving Thursday for a visit
Of several weeks In Denver. Mrs.
Howard Wells Parish will entertain
with a luncheon Of thirty covers al
her residence tomorrow afternoon.
Bridge viii be the later divcrtiSsc-
ment Mrs II. +. jain. Mrs. John
G. Pierce and Mira d. l.. Gates Will
assist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-23
Mss Chinn Hostess at
Attractive BRIDGE Tea

Entertaining in honor of her
house guests. Miss Alice wetmorr Of
santa Barbara. Cal. and Miss Car
iene Crangie Of Minneapolis. Miss
Margaret Chlnn was hostess at her
homo this afternoon
Three tables Of bridge wcre in
play. with large number Of friends
. calling at tho tea hour. when Mlr
Mildred Farrar. Miss Emily Jerome.
Miss Harriet Baxter and Miss Viz
ginia Shcahan aiterAated at the urns.
assisted by the girls who were en-.
tcrtained at bridge. A lovely basket
Of flowers in the brown and golden
tones conferred the pretty tea table
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-23
Personal

Rear Admiral Henry L Mayo. u.
$. ~. and Mrs. Mayo viii spend the
next week at Olympia and Lake crcS'
cent. on their return they viii dc
part for Portland. To spend the win.
ter with their son and his family.
Mir, and Mrs. James Hamilton de
Neuvc entertained a party OF twelve
, friends over the weekend az their
ranch. "Ronne rcrre Orchard pear
White Bluff.
Mrs. Edward W. Ebcrle lot today
TO join Admiral Eberio IN san Fran.
cisco.
Mr. and Mrs. James T. Lane and
family have returned from fort.
nights camping trip.
Miss Polly Perkins Is leaving Fri,
day for san Francisco. TO visit her
brother. In law and sister, MIR. and
Mrs Dean GoodinE witter. for two
weeks
Miss Betsy Booth left yesterday 10
visit Mrs. Marx Wade In Menatelicc.
Miss Geraldine Jackson left last
evening for Bordeaux. to be the guest
OF Miss Lucille Bordeaux for u short
time
NJ -. A.. .s...~... IA kfls, xsh..
have been spending several months
at Hayden lake. returned saturday.
Dr. IL. Al. stryker left sunday for
the East. to b. gone about ssx weeks.
| Mrx. Louis Marks u planning 10
lcs.se the first part OF september for
a. two months trip in the south and
East
Mrs. Lec Baker and Miss Helen
Baker have returned irosn Oakland.
CAL where they visited with friends
for several weeks.
Miss Aiwine schubaeh has re.
turned from a two weeks trip to
New York.
Mrs Ida johnson Holland re
moved today from co. Olympic place
TO Dos Fifteenth ave. ~.
DIR. and Mns, Richard w. Prrr,
removed yesterday from their sum
m.r home at Wcstwood. On balm
bridge Island. To their town house
SIR. and Mrs II Knox Roberts.
Miss Alexander. OF san Francisco,
and Mrs Harmon Ryus. OF Los An
gclcS. left yesterday on "A motor trsr
to Mount Rainier. They viii return
W ednesday.
Mrs Stuart e. Thompkins and M.
tie son have returned from a fort
night spent at East sound
Mr.. and Mrs u. T. skinner and
Miss Lima HaInm. who have b-cn
travelling in Europe. will return
next Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-23
Miss Wallace Will
We'd September 2

Miss Norma Wallace. whose en-
Eagement TO Mr. james 81. Bell was
announced last spring. has chosen
Wednesday. September 7. as the day
Of her wedding. The service will be
read BY Rev. James w. Price. at $50
o'clock in fhr evening. at the home
OF the bride elects mother. Miss
Cara Lou'te Wallace viii attend her
sister az maid Of honor. and the best
man will be Mr.. James Marion Col.
iins. a reception and dance will fol
k',e rhs ceremony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-23

Charging that her husband is a
frequent visitor at roadhouses Of 81
repute, that he drinks, carousos
ana behaves in a shameful manner
with men and women Of loose NOR
als," Mrs. Helen Arnett filed suit
for divorce Tuesday from Harry L.
Arnett who she married In Tacoma
December "a, 1919.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-23
Progressive
Luncheon

Mrs. Charles X. Williams. Mrs. =
l. wingate and Mrs. Charles Parker
viii entertain with progressive
iunchecn Tuesday afternoon. August
30. complimentary 20 Miss Alice Wat
ktns OF Denver. who r. the house
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Hunt.
fnxton. and Mrs. Harry Packard
who Will leave with Dr. Packard
early in the fall for Persia Places
win be marked for thirty intimate
friends of the honor guests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-23
WAS AN AUTO,
w NOT A BOMR

DESyER.--Police answered hun.
ried call to Joseph wildc's home
when Wilde tclephoned he'd been
bombed. The riot squad found a
runaway automobile parked across
the kitchen range after its entrance
thru the wall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-23

MISS GREY win receive rcAd'
lsl ers Of this department. II
The star Office On Tuesdays from
. 10 4. and .. Other times by ap
pointmont. Please do not come
on other days than Tuesdzy un-
icrv you have an appointment
with MiSs Grey, - unoxperfed
yisite~s Interfere With hev writ
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-23
Bridge Luncheon Viii
Honor Mrs. Hines

Mrs J. Claude Moore viii entertain
with luncheon at her home Satur-
day afternoon. complimenting Mrs
James Shacklsford Hines. OF San
Francisco. Bridge will be the later
diversion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-23
Bridge Supper as
advertisement

Compiimcnting Miss Alice Wet
more. Of Sasfa Barbara. Cal. the
kouse guest of Miss Margaret Chlnn.
and Miss Mary Lea risken. who n
sailing next week 20 visit her broth
ar In China. Miss Harriet Baxter viii
entertain with a bridge supper at her
home tomorrow evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-23
Miss Nicholson Is
Heard in Recital

Poetic insight and dcIicacy n
phrasing featured the recital eiven
al the Cornish Little theatre Mon.
DAY evening ny Mlss Henrisus
Nicholson. famous New York plan.
NJ. The program ranged from
Bach and Beethoven 10 Dcbussy ard
Ravel She was enthusiastically re.
ceived.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-23
Delightful Tea
Given TOddu

Mrs. John Richard Conner dor
othy Jenkins) entertained with de.
lightful tea at her new home. 2447
Second ave. W.. this afternoon. com
plimenting Miss vernita Swezea. who
u leaving Sunday for New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-23
Luncheon at Sunset Club

With covers placed for fourteen
guests. Mrs. Fred Hudson Baxter
entertained with a luncheon at the
Sunset club this afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-23
Luncheon at Tea Room,

Miss Jessie wishart. OF Oakland.
Cal. who v the house guest of Miss
karlA Stoltenberg. viii entertain
with luncheon OF eight covers at
Frederick a Nelson's tea room
"Wednesday afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-23

How can tar bc removed from
ciothingy BARBARA
These stains ar, rather difficult 70
remove from textiles. especially from
cotton. and after the farrv part OF
the spot has been removed. dark-coi-
ored organic or mineral impurtfics
NC Hkciy 10 remain. Try one o. the
foiiotcsrg. Lnrd--Rub fhoroiy into
the stair. thew uash IN hot ratcr
and soap. Repeat " accessory. Tur-
prnf,nc--fmmersc ~ posnbieJ and
rub. or sporor on tho rropo SIDE
Of the fabric. placing piece Of clean
bioffn0 paper sads- the stosn- Re-
re,o the biotfsno paper rhen soiiod-
Foiioic BY a fhoro srushtn0 In soap
and hot uofcS.
What II the exact time Of the sun
rtw and sunset OF tho longest mid
summer day in Engiand7 G.
'The u. S. raroi observatory re-
ports that ~on the ionocsf day Of the
year sunrise occurs al London at
shlsm a. ~. and sunset at shsfm
o. NJ. i: on the same day at Carlisle
the ssn ri~s at shsfm a. m. and
sets al 8 hssm y. W. The times here
gsrea are according TO tables pub
hshed IN the Amcrtoa~ Ephcmerss
and Naasicai Almanac. and are for
local mean time"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-23
Mrs. Hall Luncheon
Hostess

With Mrs. James Shackleford
Hines. Of San Francisco. as the hon.
or guest. Mrs. John Lee Hall will be
luncheon hostess at her residence
Thursday afternoon. Twelve guests
will be entertained.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-23

BABE IS KILLED
BY ITS MOTHER
"Rather Dead Than Live In
Poverty" She Says

CLEVELAND Aug. 20. II
smo,hered the baby with the b~d
clothes. would rather have him
dead than grow up IN poverty
This WINS the Statement, made Mon.
day night by Mrs. Mary soltis. 2s.
when she WIS arrested on a charge
Of murderintJ her week old baby
Two older children. II is said. were
crying with hunger when their
mother was placed under arrest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-23
Luncheon at Tennis Club

With covers placed for ten guests.
Miss cymbrz Daniels will entertain
with luncheon OF ten covers at the
Tsnnis club Friday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-23

"Find enclosed 81. The Widows
Mite and may many others he added
10 u. IL my prayer writes the last
contributor.
Il certainly hope the people win
wake up and DO more for her than
they did for the Pickering family"
adds another.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-23
Y. w. c. A. WIN Honor MI..ienar.e.

In honor Of the IS missionaries
who are In Seattle as guests Of the
China club and Will leave In the near
future for the Orient. the Northwes,.'
ern Field committee OF the Y. w.
c. A. will entertain with a reception
Friday afternoon from . to S o'clock
M the Y. w. G. A. Friends Of the
club and those interested In meeting
the guests Of honor are cordially In
vited to he present at this affair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-23
pa,,rhtcrs Of 81 Goorrr

Miss Anne Smith viii entertain
the Daughters OF St George with an
afternoon tea az the home OF Mrs. al.
Moore. 1874 California ave. Thurs.
day afternoon. August rs, at /
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-23
Clubs
CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY
Nurses. Rally at y. w. G. A.

fNutF'H ~ W. ~ ~
A rally of all enrolled Red Cross
nurses OF Seattle and vicinity Will be
held at the Y. w. c. A. club rooms
Wednesday evening. August "a. at
o'clock. Tho object OF the reunion
In to revive interest ana enthusiasm
and 90 personally get la touch with
each other. The committee In charge
Includes Miss May S. Loomis, chair
man. Miss Mary Rice. secretary.
Miss Cora Gillespie, president Of tho
King County Nursea' association
Miss Alice Stenhoim. superintendent
nurse OF tho public schools. and Miss
Elvira Rosengrrn. superintendent of
the Swedish hospital.
Chil,h~n's Day
''Childrcn's day" Will b. celebrated
on "Wednesday by seattle lodge. No.
Z. Degree or Honor Protective aaso-
citation with picnic In upper Wood.
land park. A program OF games and
various amusements has geen ar
nngrd. Take Phinney car and bring
basket lunch.
Home Sewing Club
Ladies' % the q. A. X. Home Sew
ing club win meet with Mrs Dick Al
, len, 2isS N. 5oth St. at 1880 y. IN.
Take Meridian car 10 n. 5Oth.
Aquiia Lodge No. IS
Auulla Lodge No. IS. Degree OF
Honor Protective association. viii
Eive a progressive whist party Wed
nessiay evening. August 20. at .
o'clock. IN its new hall. ios Madl'
son 81.
Lorraine Social Club
Lorraine Social club viii meet at
2 o. m. Wednesday. August 20. In
the Masonic temple. All Eastern
stars invited.
Human Analysis Class
The human analysis class OF the
Elsie Lincoln Benedict club meets al
8 .. IN. IN the Erickson room OF the
Y. W. &. A. Character readings will
be given by Professor John ". Aver.
NJ. v. and Professor A. J. sizer. Ph.
~. Persons Interested In ths study
of human analysis are Invited.
Allah Social Club
Allah Social club meets at y. m
at tho home of Mira Edna Loyctin.
sky. i:ss s9th ~. Mrsl Helen Ear.
clay and Mrs Minnie Barber win as
sist the hostess. Cards and refresh.
mentl Eastern starr and their
friends Welcome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-23

Tho Knights OF Columbus win hold
their final summer dance OF the SEA.
son next Thursday evening at I.cschi
park. The committo. In composed OF
Mr.. J. NJ. vsdone. Mr.. r.. u. Finni
gan. Mr.. c. Z. Mortarity. Mr. @. q.
Dreamy and Mr.. Il. c. Conway.
chairman. The patrons and patron.
eases include Mr. and Mrs. r. Con.
nor. Mr.. and Mrs. J. IA strchlau.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Savage. SIR. and
Mrs y. r. Dorc and-Dr. and Mira
J. A. Benshoof