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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15
Orchestra and Soloist
Win Applause

Ono Of the most enjoyable pro
grams Of the season was the one
given las; evening In Meany hall by
the Seattle Symphony Orchestra
The selections used had BEEN care
fully chosen and were given a very
good Interpretation BY Mr.. Spargur
and the entire orchestral ensemble.
The program opened with overture
to ~Euryanthe." by weber. which
which was given a beautiful rvndi'
ton and met with q burst Of ap
plause. Mozart'n Jupiter sym-
phony c major. followed. II Is
composed OF tho four movements.
Allegro viVacc. Andants cantablis.
Ncnnetto ana Trio. Ail~gretto. and
Finale Allegro motto. This compo'
alti0n II considered one of the three
greatest Of Mozart'a symphonies and
from the enthusiasm which greeted
Il last night. u was quite apparent
that X met with the approval Of the
audience. The closing number WAS
nacchanai~. from '-Tannhausor." by
Wagner.
Sharing honor. with n. orchestra
Last crvning .was Daphne Edawrds. n
young pianist OF ability. She played
In a flnlAhed style. with pronounced
individuality. Her technique. clear,
ne@s of tone coioring and errrcs'
sion. make her playing pleasure
% hear She po~sesSes many Of the
qualifications which make for sue.
cesH. and her appearance here last
evening may well BE- called a sue
crrs. For her first selection she
played schumann's Concerto for
planoforie and orchestra, A Minor.
Opus 81. In this Miss Edwards was
given an opportunity 10 display 20
the fun extent her ability. Her next
number was rapsody No. 10. b.
Liwt. which was greeted with such
prolonged applause that sho respond.
"a with 'Tsarraroie." By Rubcnntcln.
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Personal

lFISOHO
Mrs. c. A. Strong. Of Tnteriakrn.
Tacoma. with her mother. Mrs. T. ".
| HendsrBon, Of Hood River. Orc.
spent the week end ar the guests u
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Condor.
Mr.. Leighton Wood returned
Thuirday night from Havana, where
he went ms a representative Of the
Seattle chapter 20 the Delta Kappa
Epsilon convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Fisher r.
turned today from an extended trip
90 California.
Miss Sara Yeagicy len yesterday
for Los Angeles. where she plans 10
remain three months-
Alr. and Mrs Lawrence s. Booth.
whb have been guests Of their
da ughter and sonln-law. Lieutenant
Elmer r. Foss. u. g. A.. and Ara
Fosn. at Fort Casey. are expected
home today.
Mrs Oscar Heiwig came up from
Portland yesterday 10 spend the
weekend with Mrs Helwig. who In
the guest Of her mother. ArA. Ger
trude Brawley.
Mr. Charles Mckenzie r. spending
several weeks In Southern Caiifor.
MIA.
Mrs. Winfield ". Smith win leave
tomorrow for an extended trip In
the East
Miss Elizabeth BraiDerd. who has
been the house guest of Mr.. and
Mrs.. w. A. Peters and Mrs. J. ID.
f,owman for the part two months.
departed last evening for her home
In New York
Mrs. Stephen o. Caster and sman
daughter. Caroline Anne. of Valdez.
Alaska win spend the next three
months In the city visiting relatives
and friends.
MR.. Thomas Green returned yes
teriay from a months visit in the
East.
Mr.. Walter Fulton. who arrived
yesterday from a visit OF several
weeks In California, is a guest OF
Mrs. James Nugent
Mrs. y. w. Purdy, OF Beiiingham.
Is the guest OF her daughter and
son-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bal
lard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar L. Webster
are entertaining Mrs Sanford Whit
Ing and son. Edward Menges. OF
Portland, as their weekend guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. George K1Inefelter.
tr.. are leaving next Saturday for a
six weeks trip in the East They
plan TO return by way OF California
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Der happens 20 be OF the shiny"
variety. NJ II opviates the constant
and sometimes unumely need Of
powdering
But the real art OF Zig Tag" lies
In her draping Of the human figure.
II the hips are large in proportion
10 the rest Of the body. build them
out even more by a sort OF Zulu
waist ruffle effect.
II the figure 10 tan and thin, dress
TO look taller and thinner still II
no particular figure Mt all is pos.
sessed, zig Tag" suggests nm utter.
~ shapeless garment tndividualized
by means of monkey fur trimming
topped with black velvet head COW
ering patterned after the well
known Ounce cap.
The finishing touch is n tail-lfke
train curling realistically about the
feet
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DATES
To Remember
sATrRDAY, JANUARY is.

'Att hpAb, JANUARY Is
The marriage % Mise Grace ffefser.
Al s;fs e'cleck at eIracsmont"
The residences Of Nj. and Ars J.
r HsffsrAan
MONDAY. JANUARY IT..
Rainier chapters card party snf
tea In the Scottish Rite Trnpis
IN celebration Of washinrton's
Wedding day Cards Al o. m.
tea a. tse . m. For reserva.
tiens esli NJ. prummona. Cap
i,oi si7s
Monday Practice club meets with
Mrs. Glare y rarns~or,h for
luncheon A. 1870
tt EsDAY, JANUARY IA
Junior Practice club meets With
Miss Dorothy EWinr
NJ. and Mrs q y. " Pratr- Sin-
nor a. home houering Mics nnaa
mond Parsons and her finnce. Mr.
Allen naisbssEh EnEie, also com.
plimeutins Miss Daphne Edwards
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY is
The marriage Of Miss Adsiaids
Martin 20 Nr oliver Cords. at
o'clock. In ~ Paurs church.
Fifty club will entertain with a
dancing party a. the Yacht club
THURSDAY, JANUARY go
HanorinE Nian Esther Palmer and
her fihncs. Mr. Chester Raymond
Bordeaux Mr. and Mrs Ben
Palmer viii entertain with a din.
ucr at home
FRIDAY. JANUARY IL
Mrs Henry Mcclure 60 entertain
with n bridge tea In compliment
TO Miss Esther Palmer
Mrs. Falcon Josiin's luncheon At the
Sunset club in compliment to Miss
Ro.amoni Parsons
SATURDAY, JANUARY ff--
Miss Ruth Pratts luncheon at the
Rainier club. in compliment TO
Miss Hossmond Parsons. and her
bridal attendants
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY TO-
The marriage Of Miss RaHamona
Parsons to Nj Allan BhlNheuEh
Engle a, the W. H. Parsons resi-
deuce.
FRIDAY. JANUARY IS
Major George a. Drever. u. r. A.
and Mrs brewers dancing party
for their daughter Miss Helsn
brewer. at Faurot hall
SATURDAY. JANUARY 10
Miss Dorothy Lane and Miss Jane
fisnriot 20 rive dancing party at
Mount Baker club house
Mr., and Mrs Roy W. corbe,rs
dancing party nj home. compii.
nentinK Miss Esther Palmer and
her fiance. Mr.. Chester Raymond
bordeaux
MONDAY, JANUARY A.
Or and Mrs Don Palmer 10 give
dancing party at the Womens
University club In com piiment 20
Miss Esther Palmer and Mr.
Chester Raymond bordeaux.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY -
The marriage of Miss Esther
Palmer TO Mr.. Chester Raymond
Bordeaux. In Plymouth Confre-
kational church. at $50 o'clock.
SATURDAY, rEBRrARy b.
The marriage OF Miss Hannah
Woodruff 10 MIR. Sidney Garfield
Smith at sac o'clock In ST.
Barnabaa' chapel
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY =
Cafe chantant and card fete for
tho benefit OF the Orthopedlc hos
pltsl, TO be given by the Broad
way guild
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Mrs. Edmunds
Enfertdins at
Fort Ldicton

Mrs. Henry w. Edmunds. wife OF
Captain Edmunds. Z. s. A. enter
tninct with an attractive tea at her
quarters in Fort Lawton yesterday
Afternoon. in compliment TO Mrs. r.
~. wilkins and her daughter. Mira.
Linn s. McCrcady. Of Eugene. Ore.
Assisting during the afternoon were
Miss Margaret Ncwiove. Miss Ward
and Mrs. Oscar J. Charles. who pre-
sided at the tea table. Here the
decorations OF pink carnations In n
graceful basket were very charming
the same color scheme was carried
opt In all the roomA
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Mrs. Barter and Miss
Barter Entertain With
CHARMING Tea

One OF the SEASONS most attractive
tnAs was given by Mrs. Fred Hud'
son Baxter and Misl Harriet Baxter
this afternoon at the Sunset club,
when a largc circle OF friends called
20 hid farewell before their departure
next week for an extended stay In
the East. Mrs. Kari +. Harhaugh.
Mrs. Francis Guy Frtnk. Mrs. Harry
Whitney Treat and Mrs. A. y. stew.
art altsrnated AZ the attractive tea
table Here the decorations of spring
blossoms in a graceful basket were
very charming. Assisting during the
Afternoon were Mrs. George II, Crab
trec. Mrs. Frederick Bentley. Mrs.
Raymond II. Frazier, Mrs. Phillips
Morrison. Mrs Lewis b. Peoples and
Mrs. James A. Sheahan-
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STATION AT NAVY YARD

Lieutenant william Oscar King.
4. 8. n, recently transferred TO the
Puget Sound navy yard. and Mrs.
King were the recipients OF much at.
tentlon during their visit to Port
Townsend. where they were congratu.
lated on their new station. They
were house guests Mt the picturesque
residence OF Mrs. J. p. King.
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posed 20 be located. racks the rcst
OF her brains 20 so nature one bet.
ter.
n she follow Zig Zag'g- suR-
restion. AZ depicted above. she
rhavcs the back Of her neck. Sticks
her hair back as an old cat does her
kittens. and screws u into n tight
bun Just al that poin, where cross
section Of her Uranium would bal.
aDce II exactly opposite her nose.
The result may not be beautiful.
according 10 long accepted artistic
standards. but u IL certainly effect.
i've In 30 far as attracting attention
ia ronerrs4ea
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Col. 6. 1|t+.).'l5
'Pape's Cold Compound"
Breaks any Cold
IN Few Hours

Instant Relief! Don't stay stuffed.
upl Quit blowing and snuffling A
dose OF 'Pepe's Cold Compound"
taken every two hours until three
doses are taken usually breaks up
any cold.
The very first dose opens cloggcd
nostrils and the air passages Of the
head; stops nose running: relieves
the headache. dullness. feverishness.
"Pape's Cold Compound" acts
quick, sure. and costs only few
cents at drug stores. 1t acts with.
out assistance, tastes nice, contain
no Quinine--Insist upon Pape's.
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English sisters IN the prevalent,
craze for impressionhtic individual.
lty In dr~ssr
The fashion IN London was start.
ID by Mrs. Ole cavilng. a Danish
eartoonist. who signs herself zig
ZaE," Her idea L. the accsntuating
Of outstanding personal Characters
tics. whether they be beautiful or
otherwise. Her theory IL that. tho
all women can not be beautiful. ali
may attain that which she believes
TO be the next drar.s, feminine wish
90 Affrncf Attention
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Recital by
Colored Singers

On Thursday evenin. January 20.
at the Metropolitan theatre. VIII
Marion Cook viii present his com
pany OF eoIorcd singers In recital
Mr.. Cook. doubtless rho foremost
musician OF his race. has gathered
together more than 20 musicians 10
comprise his company. and each
member /. either a trained vocarst
or an expert upon his chosen instru-
nrnt
This organization gives programs
OF wide range. from selections rem
dcred by noted symphony players 10
plantation melodies and spiryuais.
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=. CLUBS FOR WOMEN

10 the making OF budgets. which
viii be used by the thrift commit
tee in Seattle in their compilation
OF cost OF living statistics for bust
mess women The aim OF making
out thene budgets Is TO teach In
dividuals TO regulate their lives on
q better business basis.
At the last meeting OF De club
Dean Frederick r. Bolton Of the
University OF Washington addressed
the club on The Present Crisis IN
Education" Dean Bolton said
tina. there is a real crisis In edu-
cation At the present time due TO
the overload on the schools and
on the teachers and to inadequate
finances to care for same. The
public Ia taking an interest In the
education OF the masses that il
never has prior to this time. and
rightfully so"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15
AUCTION AFTERNOON

Auction brought out, Informally
and charningly, on Friday afternoon
Mrs. Merriam, wife OF Colonel Henry
Macpherson Merriam. y. $. A., com.
mander Of Fort Worden; Mrs. Miller,
wife OF Major Alvin Charles Miller.
medical corps. U. s. A.: Mrs. Lem.
mon. wife OF Major Kelley Benjamin
Lennon. u. s. A., who we're the
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Seattle Yacht Club
TO Entert0in

The Seattle Yacht club will enter
tain with a smoker on Monday even
ing. when Captain r. II. Echardt
will give a lecture on Steering and
Sailing Rules. Including the Pilot
Rules" Moving pictures will be
shown OF Miss Detroit and Miss
America making 10 miles an hour in
the Cold Cup race at Detroit
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THE LELAND FoR.r

The island fort. Fort Flagler
echoed TO continuous gayety during
the festivities arranged Sast week
for their house party. by Lieutenant
Colonel Jairls Aiphaeus Moore, u. S
A.. commander OF Fort FlaRler. and
Mrs. Moore. whose house guests
were Miss Kiocker. Miss Soelberg
Mrs. Jack Twomsley. Miss Hughes.
Miss House. Mr.. Willard George Her
ron. Lieutenant Charles Forrest VIII.
son. u. s. A.; Lieutenant Halvor
Hegland Myrnh. 4. 4. A.; Lieutenant
Robert william Crichlow. Jr.. q. s.
A: Lieutenant John Harvey Madi.
son, ". s. A.
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INFORMAL SrPPER

On Thursday officers night al the
Fort flagler bowling alley. an in
formally delightful supper was
served by Chaplain NJ. NJ. Londahl.
y. s.. A., and Mrs. Londahl. assisted
by their daughter. Mrs. r.. l.. Jouett.
and their son, Ensign + w. Londahi.
Y. 8. ~.
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Mrs. Cor,cin Eberting to
Entertain uf Tea

To honor Miss Rosanond Parsons.
Mrs.. corwln Ebcr,ing has issued In
vftafions 10 n tea In her apartment
- Hamilton Arms. on "Wednesday
Afternoon from TO 6. Dispensing
ho~ritalities at the tea table will be
Mrs. John Dudley Roberts. Mrs. Mer-
I'll Frederick Sproule. Mrs. Lawrence
Ives and Mrs, Louis Stanton. assist.
"a BY Mrs. Louis Boynfon. Mrs.
Dietrich Schmitx. Miss Grace Fisher.
Miss Cynthia Robertson and Miss
Katherine Crawford
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Informal Luncheon

For the pleasure Of Miss Rosa.
mond Parsons. a bride to BE-. Miss
Catherine Baxter viii entertain with
an informal luncheon at the Won.
ems University club next Tuesday.
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Tho Y. w. c. A win hold n Wofn-
ems state championship meet In
swimming under the A. A. o. on
Friday night January II. I o'clock.
officials Of the A. A Z. VIII act rs
judges. Tho Z. w. G. A win give
a gold. silver and bronze medal for
the first. second and third places In
zach OF the eight events. Special
features will also take place
The gymnasium classes begin this
week: Glasses for thin ladies': classes
for stou, ladies. classes for little tots
and CLASSES for older girls.
Athletic club meets every wcdnes-
day night New members may Join
at that time.
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Bi7thd1U Celebration

Celebrating the birthday OF their
daughter, Miss Fannie Schloss. Mr.
and Mrs. III. Schloss entertained
with n dinner OF thirty-six covers at
their home on Sunday evening. On
Saturday Mrs. Schloss compllmented
her daughter with a luncheon of
thirty covers.
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Commonwealth Club

Tho Commonwealth club will hold
It's regular meeting Monday. Jan
uary ~. az $50 p. IN. VOLTS cafe
terra. siiis Second ave. The ladies'
Of the Card and Label league VII
have charge Of the program
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ocsponoent n1o
dizzy spells and at
my monthly pc
RODS it was a.
most impossible to
keep around at
my work Since
my last baby came
two years ago my
back has been
worse and no posi-
ton I could get n
would relieve Il,
and doctor'smefli-
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Dance at Seattle Golf
and Coltutrv Club

The Golf and Country Club viii
entertain on saturday evening. Jan.
nary s5. with a midwinter dinner
lance. Mrs. Trafford Hutcson, who
Il in charge. win announce the host
esxes for the affair In a few days.
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AGREEABLE AFFAIR

The dinner given by Surgeon Emil
Krulish, u. s. i. II. s.. and Mrs.
krullsh on Friday was an agreeable
affair. Including as guests Dr.
Charles Francis Kuhn and Mrs.
Kuhn.
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broadway Guild Of
ChiIdren's HOspitnL

The Broadway Guild OF the Chill.
dren's orthopedic hospital will hold
. special rally day on Friday. Jan
nary II. at the home Of Mrs. Henry
C., Ewing.
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Asa pRENUPTIAL compliment,
a TO Miss Roamond Parsons and
her tlancc. MFR. Allen Balsbaugh
Enria< Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Freeman
Reavfs have extended invitations to
. dinner at the home Of Mrs. $. W.
Benjamin.. mother OF Mrs. Reavis. on
Friday evening. January 81.
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Rehearsal Dinner

: Miss Adelaide Martin Will enter
tain the members Of her bridal party
with a rehearsal dinner at her home
this evening.
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TEA HOSTESS

Mrs. Brinkley. wife OF Captain
Charles Alexander Brinkley, U. =. A.,
gracefully disturbed Fort Worden =
after the.holidays quiet by asking
the officers wives TO Join her on
Thursday at tea
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DINNER Gursrs

The dinner guests Of Administer.
tive Assistant George X. Hcplcr. 4.
+. y. II. s.. and Mrs. Hepler. on sat.
urday were Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. CheL
lieu and Mr.. Don NJ. Fish
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ing their household at their new
as one OF the most charming host.
esses in the Philippines. IL reorganlz.
quarters nj Fort Mills. Corregador
r. l.. whore they have been trans.
ferred for station
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Womcn's Auxiliary TO Symphony
Orchestra

The board OF trustees Of the
Woman's auxiliary TO the Seattle
symphony orchestra association
will meet for lunch In the private
dining room of Frederick & Nelson's
on Wednesday. January 10. nj 1880
o'clock.
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WILL REJorN DESTROYER

Ensign +. w. Londahl. U. S. ~.
the house guest NJ Fort Elagier OF
Chaplain NJ ~. Londahi. u. 3. A..
and Mrs. Londahl, will shortly rejoin
his ship. the destroyer William
Jones.
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Dinner Hosts

Judge and Mrs. Battle viii enter
tain with an informal dinner at their
residence next wednesday evening.
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CLUBS FOR MONDAY


Chapter V. y. r. O.. viii meet with
Mrs. George II. vlgwr. 7si7 caseahia
ave. Monday. January II. at las
p. IN
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Miss Lottie Trenho,rne returned
yesterday from Olympia. where she
spent several days as the guest of
Judge and Mrs. Warren w. Tofnan.
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RECEIVING DAY

on "wednesday afternoon. At Fort
Lawton. from 4 10 9. the officers
wives receive. Their pretty drawing
rooms. al this time. are fragrant
with flowers and the aroma of ten
urns, and filled with guests. military
and civilian. Colonel o. ]. Charles,
Y. 9. A.. IL the colonel commanding
the post, not only garrison for G and
d companies OF the 52d infantry. bu,
as well the Alaskan replacement de
pot.
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HIGH COLLAR FOR
CiII>f.f.sS LADY

An apt suggestion for 4 chinies'
lady is the high furred collar tha'
covers the tip Of the nose. Thi,
also L. convenient II the latter mem
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INFORMATION INTrmr

Colonel william A. Glassford, U. 8.
A.. retired, and Mrs. Glassford are Mt
their Phoenix residence, and already
planning TO make their annual motor
trip from Phoenix 10 their country
place, Mountain View. near Fort
Worden, n distance OF nineteen hun.
dred miles. the greater part over
roads especially good and thru seen
cry unsurpassed.
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INFORMAL DINNER

At an Informal dinner on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Tibbals were
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Allan
Trumbull
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Seattle Business ard Professional
Aoueu's Climb

On January 18th the Seattle
business and Professional women's
club will have a Current Events
Round Table with Miss Ida Culver
as leader Of the discussion. As
this is a closed meeting all mem.
bers arr expected 10 attend and
learn 20 express themselves on
problems OF the day. Next week
Is National Thrift week and nj the
next meeting there will bc n
speaker 20 address the club on
making q budget. All OF the mcm-
bcrs are filling ont slips pertaining
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HONOR GUEST

Tho honor guest n, the tea given
at their Fost Casey quarters on
Thurrs'-" ny Mrs. Rutherford. wife
Of Capt "A Dorsey J. Rutherford.
Z. 3. a. was Mrs. DeRnan. wife OF
Lieut. John p. Dcgnan. medical
corps. q. s. A.. recently arrived at
Casey for station.
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Chapter A c. +. =. o.. Will NEE,
Monday. January II. at . D m, with
Mrs. Stephen @. Graves. s722 Prank
lin ave. Reciprocity day.
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GOES NATURE
D>I BETTER

To accomplish this the woman
with n long neck and bullet" head
instead % bcnoaninE the fac, tina
there h an obvious void where ia.
medulla obiongata ~ commonly sup
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OFFICIAL AFFAIR

on Saturday at the Officers club,
Fort Fiagler. assisted by their house
guests. Miss House. Miss klocker,
Mrs. Jack Twomslsy. Miss Hughes
Miss soelberg. Mr. willard George
Heron. Lieutenant Charles Forrest
Wilson. L. s. A.. Lieutenant Robert
William Crichlow. Jr.. u. :. A..
Liyeutenant Halvor- Hcgiand Myrah,
4. s. A.: Lieutenant John Harvey
Madison. u. s. A.. very pretty
dance was given by Lieutenant
Colonel Jairus Alphaeus Moore. L. $
a, commander OF Fort Flagler. and
Mrs. Moore. to which they asked
their official family.
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Tho Seattle Grade Teachers club
win meet Monday. January II. at
as y. IN. in Frederick q Nelson's
auditorium.
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TAKES CARE
Of 5 CHILDREN
Mn. sSicknessEn Ended
by Lydia e. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Roxbury, Mass suffered Con-
dnually with backache and Was often
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Mrs. Hubbard, wife Of Major
George o. Hubbard. u. s. A.. noted
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>CeattIe
Society

Dinner to Compliment
Miss Parsons and Mr..
Engle;; Delightful Tea
Gircn Today at Sunset
Club: Mid-Winter Din
ner Dance, Entertain
nent for Brde-Eiect.
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II Is 30 years since Holland dis.
continued capital punishment.
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DUPLICATE AUCTION

Mrs. Allan Trumbuirs pretty
luncheon on Tuesday brought to-
gether the group interested in dupli-
cate auction. and which includes
such clever players "a Mrs. Moore.
wife of Lieutenant Colonel Jairus
Aiphaeus Moore. Y. 8. A.. command
er Of Fort Fiaxier. Mrs. George
WEIGH. Mrs Leonard Gutter. Airs.
Allan Trumbuii