The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-15


defenses. Colonel Ira A. Haynes. II,
IS. A.. Major David Nee. Nickel. u.
=. A. and Major Frank Dexter App
Nm. u. 3. A.
INSPECTION LUNCHEON
Following the inspection nt Fort
F1aKler on Saturday the official par
~. Including Colonel John l.. Hay.
den. L. s. A.. commander OF tho
Puget Sound coast defcnnes. Colonel
Ira A. Haynes. u, s. A.. Major Da.
vld Nice. Nickel. L. +. A.. and Major
Frank Dexter AppilR u. 4. A.. were
entertained AT luncheon by Major
~ G. Wellington. z. 8. A.. com.
mander Of Fort Fiagler. and Mrs.
Wellington.
INDOOR TENNIS
Indoor tennis Il a feature Of Sat.
urday afternoon 81 Fort worden for
those who have the leisure 10 enjoy
the new courts which are laid out
on the floor OF the balloon hangar.
Following the games last Saturday
the players were refreshed with tea
Iat the hospitnbic quarters OF Captain
Joseph Francis stIicy. L.. Il. A..
where Mrs. Stiicy served small cakes
and the cup that cheers to Mira. Fltx.
patrick, wife OF Captain Francis
James Fitzpatrick. L. s. A.. Mrs.
Frederick L. Hayden wife OF Lieu.
tenant Frederick l.. Hayden. L.. &.
A., Mrs. Strickland. wife OF Lieuten-
ant Edward III. Strickland. u. 4. A.,
Mrs. George Davis Adams. Miss LII
pop. Mlss Helen Kinkaid.
lACREEABLE BRIDGE
An agreeable bridge. at their Fort
Flagier quarters. was given on Tues.
day by Major T.. c. Wellington, ".
\. A.. commander OF Fort F'iagier.
and Mrs. Wellington. serving 20
bring together their official family.
lFoRTNfCHTLY FESTfvITY
At their Fort Casey quarters.
every other Friday night. the garri.
son is entertained BY Lieutenant
Lyns G. vane. u. s. A., and Mrs.
Nane. who are making a clever con.
trtbution TO the amenities at this
beautiful but remote artillery fort.
Those hidden last Friday were Col.
onel Harry T. Matthews. u. :. A.,
commander Of Fort Casey. and Ms.
Matthews. Major Arthur II. Doig. u.
=. A.. and Mrx Doig. Captain r.. II.
inman. medical corps, 4. &. A.. and
Mrs. Inman. Lieutenant John Har.
vey Madison. q. s. A.. and Mrs. Mad
ison. Lieutenant Herbert A. Gardner.
Z. s. A.. and Mrs. Gardner. Lieu.
tenant Francis w. Walker, u. s. A.
INFORMAL
Al their Fort worden quarters on
Saturday an Informal dinner was
given by Lieutenant Frederick l..
Hayden. L. $. A. and Mrs. Frederick
L. Hayden. their guests. Captain Jo-
scbh Francis Stliey. u. =. A.. Mrs.
stilcy. with their house guest. Mis-,
Lilipop. Bridge followed the dinner.
FORT WARD RECEPTION
reception, at their Fort Ward
quarters. was given on Thursday in
honor Of their wedding anniversary
by Captain Arthur Kay Chambers.
u. =. A., commander OF Fort Ward,
and Mrs. Chambers.
BRIDGE TEA
An elaborate bridge tea was given
on Friday at their town house by
Mrs. Sanford Lake, which brought
out both the military and civilia n
cotcries. Seven tables were in play.
the first prize won by Mrs. Applin.
wife OF Major Frank Dexter Applin.
U, =. n, the second by Mrs. Fitz-
patrick. wife OF Captain Francis
James Fitzpatrick. L. s. A., the third
by Mrs. Black. wife OF Past Surgeon
Walter Alvin Black. U. s. T.. III. s..
and the guest prize by Mrs. Alfred
Newman. The tea table, under n
canopy Of green and white tulle. was
Icentered by plaque OF white sweet
peas, and was generously laden with
every delicacy. Those presiding in
the places OF honor were Mrs. IL. III.
Morrison and Mrs. Jacob Conway
House. The hostess aides were Mrs.
NJ. A. Greenfield. Miss Lake. Miss
Eisenbeis, Miss Lillpop. Miss Helen
kinkaid. Miss Francel Hill. Miss Mil.
dred Barnes.
HANDSOME AFFAIR
Complimenting Mrs. J. c. Della.
barre, OF Port Angeles. the mother
OF Major Sherman Kaiser, ". s. A..
OF Camp Lewis. a handsome affair
was given at their town house on
Wednesday by Mrs. II. A. Downs and
her daughters, Mrs. Leonard Cutter
and Miss Downs. The spacious
drawing-rooms were beautiful with
flowers. and eight tables were in
play, the high prize going. to Mrs.
Greene, wife OF Major Royal Kemp
Greene, Z. s. A.. the second to Miss
Lillpop, the house guest OF Captain
Joseph Francis stlley. u. s. A., and
Mrs. Stiley, the third to Mrs. Fred.
erick j. Bailey. The honor guest
was also prettily favored. Presiding
Mt the tea table. a picture In blue
and gold, were the two attractive
brides so popular at Fort Worden.
Mrs. Frederick l.. Hayden. wife Of
Lieutenant Frederick l.. Hayden. IT,
;. A. The hostesscs were assisted by
Lieutenant Edward II. Strickland. U.
5. a. The hostess were assisted by
Miss Elsenbeis. Miss Kiocker. Miss
Helen kinlSaid. Miss Mildred Barnes,
the Hist included both army and civ.
ilian sets.