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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26
By MRS. MAX WEST

The following letter raises "a mum
Der OF important questions In the
care OF young children;
MY little boy IN three and n half
years old. lie IN very nervous. grits
his teeth al night. wants 70 eat some
thing sweet ali the time. II very rest.
less az night and often gags as II ne
was going 20 yomit. I thought IL
was worms and doctored him for
that without result. Should a child
with worms be allowed all the sweets
he wants1 Also. what can do TO
cure him OF bed.wetting1 lie goes
20 bed at six at night and sleeps
until six in the morning cannot
get him 10 sleep during the day. ana
at night he sleeps 30 sound Il In Inn
possible 10 wake him 20 wet"
Take the child 20 "A good doctor for
"a complete physical examination.
The doctor VIII want 90 know how
much the child weighs, whether he
IL growing right along at the proper
pace; whether or not he IL conSu
paied. what he eats. In full detail;
what illness he has had. the condi-
ton Of his teeth. and the condition
and development Of all parts OF his
body. After such an examination
has been made IL viii be possible TO
direct hts care intelllgeniiy. can
only suggest few Of the obvious
rules which apply TO all children.
Some OF these are.
No child should be allowed all the
sweets he wants The diet Of "A child
should DO planned according 10 rule.
and he should not be allowed 10 die
tate what he viii. or will not. eat
4 Worms may be- the cause of some
trouble. and the doctor will find out
II they are present. but far too many
mothers attribute mysterious uou-
bles 10 worms when the real cause
lies In the chiid's diet or daily habits.
There seems very good reason 10 be.
lieyc that this boy II suffering from
Intestinal indigestion due 10 over
eating OF sweets. and an improperly
regulated daily program Of care.
L A child OF this age needs to sleep
~ out OF the - hours. but he may
stay up until seven or half past az
night. II he then has a short after
noon nap. For a nervous child. the
daytime rest ih OF special importance.
4 He should spend the time out Of
doors. or In the open air on a porch
when tho weather IN bad
a baby should b. In fun control Of
the bladder by the time he In is
months old. and many mothers &C
compllsh this training with their
babies By the end Of the first year.
Bed.wettIng VIII be made the subject
Of coming article.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26
Pdtroness List for
Disabled Veterans
Benefit

Under the auspices Of the disabled
American Veterans Of the world war.
an entertainment will be given at
the Metropolitan theatre Monday
evening, April j, for the benefit Of
the disabled veterans.
The list Of patronesses includes
Mrs. Frederick Strive, Mrs. Eliza
Ferry Leary. Mrs. Pierre Ferry. Mrs.
George T. Hood. Mrs. Edgar Ames,
Mrs. X. A. Ballinger. Mrs. J. ID.
Lowman, Mrs. Trafford Huteson.
Mrs. Harry Whitney Treat, Mrs.
James A. Wood, Mrs. Maurice
Thompson. Mrs Frederick Bentley,
Mrs. Clarke Nettleton, Mrs. Albert
Charles Phillips. Mrs. William u.
Perkins. Mrs. A. III. Anderson, Mrs.
John Collins. Mrs. Francis Guy
Frink. Mrs. r. s. stimson. Mrs. Cas-.
per w. Sharples. Mrs. Carlton Huls-
camp, Mrs. A. Hurwltz, Mrs. Joseph
Blethen and Mrs. Livingston Sted-
man.
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MRS. MAX VESTS ADVICE
ON THE CARE OF CHILDREN

Only baby n a year OLD this sum
ner. Can wean her 70 a bottle or
viii have 70 nurse her thru tho
summer7
Al she n well and growing NJ
she should. you can begin 10 wean
her now and have her weaned BY tho
end Of the year. Sometimes II n
bnby 10 aillpg and weakly IL Is beet
70 keep her partly on the breast thru
the heat Of summer even tho nhs il
~ weaving age. 4 we'll baby, prom
erly fed and cared for will get thru
the summer quito well. In the great
majority Of cases.
Q-When lying down my baby
measures z95 inches: when sta nd
inR. not more than 2si1 ae IN Just
one year old and Is beginning 70
walk.
A--The reason for the variation
doubtless lies in the fact that his
muscles are still too soft 20 hold isiA
body 20 It's full height There Is
nothing 20 worry about In IL, II be Is
Thriving and being properly fed.
Q-Docp n baby Of 10 months. per.
fcctly healthy. require lime water in
his milk
An the child IL digesfing his
milk without trouble. there Ia moth
ing 10 be gained by adding limo
water
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26
TONIC TREATMENT
FOR NEURASTHEN|A

Seurnsthenia is a peculiarly Amer
lean dihcasr. naid TO h. produced by
our national habit OF hurTyfng and
worrying in the struggle for success.
However that may be. this form OF
nervous debllity IL the cause Of much
suffering and unhappineks and those
sho have II will recognize the synp-
toms az stated by one who found n
way TO strengthen her shattered
nerves.
Il was 40 badly run down that
was on the verge Of a nervous
wreck" says Mrs. VIII Samson. OF
No. al South Fourth street. Rock.
ford. III. My sleep was broken and
unrcstfui and awakened frequently
In tho midst Of terrible dreams. Slight
sounds startled me and / had attacks
OF nervous headaches. During a
nervous spell / would break out In
cold Precipitation and there was n
severe pain In the iowcr part Of my
back and across my hips. worried
great deal. often over Imaginary
troubles.
II read about DR.. Williams Pink
Pills and decided 10 try them. After
the first box there was 10 much i'm.
proycmcn.~ In my condition that I
continued taking the pills. have
practically recovered my strength.
My nerves are strong and eat and
sleep well. l seldom have head.
ache and the pains across my back
are gone. I have great faith In Dr.
Williams Pink pills and strongly
recommend them
DIR. Williams Pink Pills are sold
by all druggists, or direct from the
DIR. williams Medicine Co. Science
tady. n. Y. on receipt OF price. sixty
cents per box. Write for the free
booklet. Diseases OF the Nervous
System" containing a special chap
ter on neuraEihcnia- --Advcrtisement
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MISS MARTHA ARDELLE
AVA TOWNSEND. daughter OF Mrs.
Caroline r. Townsend. has chosen
"Wednesday. April 6. AS the day OF
her marriage TO Mr.. James Cam
eron Whitciaw. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
G. u. whitelaw Rev. William II.
Hiiss win read the service at $50
O'Clock in the evening. In Trinity
Episcopal church.
Miss Townsend will have two
matruns OF honor. her sister. Mrs.
Frank Elmer wcity. and Mrs. Frank
Fellows Day. sister Of Mr. White
Law.
The maids OF the bridal party viii
b. Miss Geraldine Jackson. Miss
Marion Scwie. Miss Agnes o'Ncll
Of Spokane. and Miss Elsa Michael
Is. Of Victoria.
Mr.. Frank Fellows Day will be
xroomsman for Mr.. Whitelaw. and
the ushers are 20 be Mr.. Hugh
Whitelaw. Mr. Rodney Prentice.
Mr.. Arthur Latimer. Mr.. Gordon
Whitciaw and Mr.. Lloyd Walker.
A reception will follow at the sun
ct club for relatives and close
friends
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Music
Theodore Spiering to
Play With Cornish
Orchestra

Theodore SpiertnR. who viii give
a concert with and under the an'
spices OF the CNrnlsh symphony
orchestra on April 9. ls probably
better known IN Europe than In
America. his native country. HIS
Early years were spent IN study AN
der Joachim. and upon his return 70
this country he played for several
seasons in the Theodore Thomas
orchestra. The Splering quartet
formed by him. was a well known
organization before It's leader dis.
banded Il in 1905 10 return 20 Eu.
rope. There he remained. teaching
In Berlin and concentrating on the
continent and in England untl the
outbreak Of the war. when he came
home and has since lived In New
York.
For two years he was concert
master Of tho Philharmonic Society
Of New York. during the director
ship % Gustav Mailer. and during
Mahlcr's Illness Of ~ weeks. spisr'
Ing welded the baton
Musical Courier says Wherever
the spierinx violin performance
have been heard tho critical and
musical opinion has been that he
usrs his instrument not for the pur.
pose Of solo exploitation or Of tech.
meal display. but entirely as a me
dunn thru which he can reveal the
Inner meaning Of the masterpieces
OF violin literature. In
point OF knowledge. Legitimacy. thor.
oness and ideal striving. there Il to-
day In tho musical world no more
luminous a person and personality
than Theodore splerinR.-
Mr. spirring has recently appeared
the second time M guest conduc-
tor OF tho ST Louis Symphony or
chestra and his appearance hes.
with the Cornish School orchestra.
as violin solois,. IL in accord with
the thought % the best Of the mod.
srn artists who realize tho encour-
asement and stimulus !, gives Atu.
dents to play with artists Of note.
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Personal

Mr.. w. w. Miller lief, Thursday
for Pasadena. where he will Join
Mrs. Miller and remain aome time.
Mrs. James =. Gibson LET, Thurs
day FOE an extended visii Ia New
York.
Mrs. James A. Phelps returned
Monday from a short trip 10 Cali
fornla.
Mrs. James welsh. Of Spokane. n
a guest At the Hotel Washington
Mrs Eibridgs N. Stuart Is de-
parting neat Tuesday for cailfor.
MIA. 10 DO gone several weeks.
Mr.. Haw,horne Den, lief, Thurs
day night TO Join Mrs. Dent in
Long Beach. Cal,
Or. and Mrs Toriief Torland irf'
yesterday for Portland. ore. TO be
gone until Sunday.
|, Mr.. and Mrs. George ". Preston
viii remove in a few days from
3T.o John ~. % the former home
Of Dr. and Mrs Frederick coerr.
100 Harvard ave. n.
Mr. and Nrs Luclus u. Manning
Will remove the first Of May 90 the
coun,ry club. where they wiii 90.
cupy the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Groavenor Folsom for the summer.
4 Or. and Mr. II. II. Garfield. who
recently purchased tho residence OF
Prot 4. Lancaster. will remove 20
their new home. s3o2 Burke ave.
April l.
Mr. and Mr.. @. u. NJ. Pratt, are
spending tho week end a, Port
Madison.
Mrs. Y. w. McCinnls has come
In from her home at AM Point.
70 he guest at tho Hotel A..
setnbly for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mr.. Wilson NJ. Snyder
and baby will spend the week end
a. the guest Of Mrs. Snyders
parents. MIR. and MR.. William J.
blackwell.
Mrs. Ward Hall wilcox Ia ieav.
Ing tho first Of next month for
Milwaukee. where she will make
her home.
Mrs. A. q. Cushman. who has
been wintorinE In Arizona. ~ the
guest OF Mrs. Tiimarnh NJ The
Highlands. for n few weeks before
returning 10 her homo AZ Lake
CuNhman.
Miss Alice Jackson. who IN at
tending Manhattanviilc college. ~.
Y. viii spend her Easter vacation
with friends In Elizabeth. ~. Z
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Century Club to
Entertain With
Musicdle-Teu

Thirty years ago a little band Of
earnest women composed Of Carrie
Chapman Gait. Or. Sarah Kendall
and others. organized n woman's
club in Seattle. and because they
had vision and an ambition they
called II the Century club.
They had a vision OF its growing
IN time 10 great and powerful or.
Rnntxation. and an ambition for IL
TO become the synonym for earnest
eudsavor and good works.
Today the Century club has a
membership Of 900.
The club has thirteen depart.
rents. ranging from Americanlza-
don and Art to Spanish. and. last
hut not least, Social Service.
The Century club has never failed
ITS country or city when any appeal
has been made for war or civic
assistance. and no call for eharita-
BILE help Is raised at its door ur.
heard. The result, has been tina, the
treasury OF the club has been kept
d~D.eted
The need Is great for a home to
carry on this work. and the women
have Al last decided to add 70 their
building fund by giving a card
party and musicale tea Easter Mon
cay. March IS. at the Seattle Yacht
club.
A reception will be held at i:3o
o'clock. Mrs. Palmerton. the presi.
dent. will be assisted in receiving
b. the first and second vice -presi-
dents and by the past presidents
residing in the city.
Cards will begin promptly at 2
O'Clock. to be followed by a pro
gram and tea.
Mrs. r. r. Palmerton. Mrs. George
d. Schofield. Mrs. Henry Landes
and Mrs. j. y. Hin will preside at
the tea table. assisted by Miss
Gladys Cole. Miss Mabel Horton.
Miss Helen Meisnest. Miss Thelma
Wolff. Miss Geneva Perry. Miss
Dorothy Pratt, Miss Blanche Holt.
Miss Mildred Barnes. Miss Ruth and
Miss Helen Hightower. Miss An
nette Cole. Miss Jeanette Cole. Miss
Margaret Gil. Miss Miriam Gard.
ner, Miss Hulda Eckhart. Miss
Gwendolyn Schofield. Miss Helen
Drever. Miss Mary Turnacliffe. Miss
Katherine Ross. Miss Dorothy
James. Miss Thelma Thompson. Miss
Elsa Kaufman, Miss Martha Nicks.
Miss Lucille Bordeaux and Miss
Alice Moran.
Mrs. s. RI. Macdonald has ar
ranged the following program:
Piano
OBJ seherxo In y fiat minor Chopin
Miss Charlotte Degcn
Ia, waltz Song from La Bo-
meme -.s-sssss.r .fuccinl
OBJ There Are Fairies at the Bot
tom OF Our Garden. Liza Lehman
Miss FIorencs Lynch
Carolyn Swing at the plano
Violin
la Hungarian Caprice" Keller Bella
fbJ "Southsrn Mslodies'
Mrs. Fielding J.. Ashton
Mrs. George Dalton at the Plano
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FUNCTIONS At
LEOHT EI.A0L.ER

At Fort Flagler. on Thursday. the
hospltahle quarters Of Lieutenant
Colonel Jalrus Aiphaeus Moore. u.
IL. A.. commander Of Fort Flagier.
were the scope Of two Interesting
functions. the brilliant luncheon.
starring Mrs, T.. G. Rates. Of Seat
tie. the house guest Of STR. and
Mrz. Allan Trumbuii. and the sup
per party. which followed the
matches on officers niEht. AZ the
Fort FlaEisr bowling alleys Tho
colonel was assisted. ne supper host.
by Mrs. Mocoid. senior. tho mother
of Lieutenant Chester ". McCoid.
IL. 4. A. and by Mra. wsichei. wife
OF Lieutenant J. IongSirest Weichei.
". \. A.
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SPRING SALAD
medium sized mild onion

fnUF NVTIFa
! medium sized mild onion
watrrcrcns
mayonnalss dressing
Wash watercrcnu and wrap in n
cloth to dry and crisp. Pare and
core apples and alice in thin slices.
Peel and minec onion Put apples.
onion and rnayonnaisc in n bowl and
mix thoroiy. Serve on a bed OF
waicrcre@s strips Of p1nento may be
added an a gnrniNh. IL this salad IL
served with n heavy dinner French
dressing should be used In place OF
the mayonnalac.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26
'KERCHIEF PUFF

Amelia Potvin OF Detroit haa in
vented the powder puff handker.
chief
The middle part OF the hand.
kerohicf In gathered and stitched In
such wise as 10 form n circular
pocket. into which powder puff
may he inserted. leaving only tho
puff exposed to view.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26
AFFAIR

An attractive tea was given on
Saturday by Mrs. II. a. Downs and
her daughters. Mrs. Leonard Cut
ter and Miss Downs. In compliment
to Mrs. u. c, Bates. OF Seattle, the
house guest OF MIR. and Mrs. Allan
The lovely old.fashioned
house was lighted by candles in yell
low shades, and the flowers on the
tea table were yellow daffodils.
Coffee was poured by Mrs. George
Davis Adams. and the salad was
portioned by Mrs. Applin, wife OF
Major +. u. Applin. u. s. A.
Those who assisted were Miss
Eisenbeis. Miss Kinkaid. Miss Helen
kinkaid Miss Klocker. Miss Rich.
ardson. Miss House, Miss Hughes,
daughter OF Major John Law
Hughes. u. S. A.. retired.
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Mrs. Densmore Plans
Tea Complimenting
Miss Bell

For the pre-nuptial entertainment
~ her niece. Miss Bonnie Bell. Mrs.
J. Worth Dcnsmorc has arranged a
To- for "Wednesday afternoon. April
s. with calling hours from until
s O'Clock.
Mrs. William Stuart Bell will re-
cetve with the hostess and honor
guest and Mrs. william J. Steiuert
and Mrs. George Knight viii pre-
stdc at the urns. while assisting
about the rooms are 10 be Mrs. W.
X. Aerwin. Mrs. l. Il. Hngic. Mrs.
Il L. Kline and Mrs. w. III. Pitt.
wood.
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Luncheon and
Theatre Party

For the pleasure Of her house
guests. tho Misses Priscilla and
Travers Hopcraft. OF Vancouver. n.
c.. Mrs Marion r. Cummings en-.
tertained this afternoon with a
luncheon. followed later by a thea.
tire party az the Moore.
Eight guests enjoyed her hospL
TALLY.
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PRETTY TEA At
FORT CASEY

on Monday. AZ their Fort Casey
quarters. Mrs.. Gray. wife Of Lieu
tenant Lee y. Gray. u. \. A.. save
a pretty tea In compliment 90 her
sister. Miss Stevens. Of Virginia.
who In their house guest. The
favors were the traditional yellow
chicks and briEht.hucd eggs. and
tho table was conferred by a clever.
white hare. sitting on his nest
Those assisting were Mrs. Ruther'
ford. wife Of Captain Dorsey J.
Rutherford. 4. s. A.. commander Of
Fort Casey. Mrs. French. wife Of
Lieutenant Ralph French. u. :. A..
and Mrs. DcgnRn. wife 81 LAcuien.
ant John r. DcgnRn, medical corps,
T. =. A.
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Miss Bell to Be
Honor Guest at Tea

At the tea Mrs. W. r Coleman
Is planning for Friday. April l. from
, until 8 o'clock. In compliment TO
Miss Bonnie Bell. whose marrsag,
will occur April IL. Mrs. Luther
Bemis will preside at the tea table.
and assisting viii be Mrs. Ray r..
Brown. Mrs. George u. Leach and
Mrs. Eugene Voolfolk.
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DAT Els
TO REM EMBER
MONDAY. MAncu "a.

MONDAY, MARCH Ia
North broadway guild ~ the Fruit
ana Flower Mission viii enter.
tain with card party In Fred.
erok 4 Nelson's tea room 81
o'eiock
Mlsa oana Peters will entertain az
an Informal luncheon nj homs.
IN compliment 60 hiHa Margaret
Amss
NJ and Mrs E y. white will honor
MI and Mrs Marion II. Cum
fuinss AZ dinner at home.
Niles Anne Leone vaiss viii wed Nf.
Victor Milton fVefsan. ~ the
home Of Mf. aud ars A. j.
oiifion et o'clock
Junior ctubs Arabian sights nai
hasaue at the Yacht club.
Mr.. and Mrs. k~nsim winsioN. Jr..
viii he dinner hosts. honofIns
Miss Margaret Amsn ana her
nance. M. John Arthur Baiilar-
eeon
TUESDAY. MARCH go
Delta Epsilon fraternity 90 dance AZ
Yacht club
The fnarrias. o. Miss oiady. stew
art 90 Mr. Ivan Talbot In Yakima
Mrs John Ire Han 60 entertain
With a luncheon al the Seattle
Colt and Country club. cosnpii-
mentinK her house guests. Mrs
y g Thompson and Mrs. c. n.
higgins
wEDs r1DAy. MARCH Sc
The Fiffy club will entertain With
tho ias, dance Of ita series ~
the Yacht club.
Mrs. g. ~ ksarny will be hostess
81 tee honorinR Mrs Prank i.
IOrst ana Mrs. W. james peei.
from Z until O.
Farewell reception and ball. com
glinhatiuH Rear Admiral Harry
a. Fisid, q. n ~. Mrs Tisid and
Mics julia FIELD. Al the Armory.
Fusc, Hound naval station
,Nimy nifEe chapter. Daughters %
the American Revolution. will en-.
terrain ~lth e bring and buy
sale ana musieais-tsA a, the home
% Mrs John Condor. .tet ~.
Highland drive
Mrs Prank Elmer Welfy will com
plifnsut Miss Martha Townsend
Nth shower and bridEs after
noon
TINT nsDAy. MARCH ST.
Mrs, Edsar "a. Dsekiin and Mrs
u Hey ~iii sntertain a. tea at
the Womsa's University club.
eompiimen,ing AIRS y. N. Cal
Aims. % Ithaca. y. r.
FRIDAY. ARM. H.
Mount Baker Frnit and Flower
Mission Win snfsrtAin with card
party Of tho Mount Baker Park
clubhouse al : O'Clock
Mrs. W. r. Coleman Will honor Miss
Bonnie Hell With tea at her
home from until 3 o'clock.
SATURDAY. AIRiL g.
etss Alice F~ope ~iii compliment
Mia Bonnie BELL. Mis- Ruth
Martin and Miss Grace nArts
rth tea At home from Z uniii
o'eiaek
Miss u~rndoiyn Fehsnsla ~in he
hest@s- Al a musicale IN the
afternoon a. home in honor %
Miss iasina panbaF
Easter dinner dance at Seattle Golf
and Country club.
Mr. and Afs John W Fummerail
~iii entertain 9TH a theatre
party. followed ~ dancing and
super Al their homs.
TUESDAY. AraiL g.
Tho marriage ~ Mis-. msrHsrs,
Amss 20 Ne John Arthur BAiiisf.
rcon ~iii take place IN 81 James
Cathedral At ~ e'riock
"WEDNESDAY. APRIL g.
Tho marriage q Miss martha Ar.
dele To~nssnd % Mr. James
Cameron whifsiA~ viii be sol
.mniEsd IN Trinity Esncopsl
church AZ use e'eieck.
SATURDAY, APRIL g.
The marriage % Miss. f.nVina Dan
bar 20 Mr. nob.rt 6tiphani Nor
fisnn ~lii BE- ssisfaniHsd al the
horne - tho hFidSs pafsn,1 NJ
and Ms David n. Dunbar. at
80 o clock
FRIDAY. ArafI a.
Annual -Tennis BAH vflt take place
at chffstenssns hall
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Mrs. Hood to
Entertain InfOrmnllg

Entertaining informally at her
home next Monday afternoon. Mrs.
George T. Hood will be hostess TO
tho former students Of st. Mary's
hall Faribault. MINI.
II Is hoped that all alumnae and
students In the city will attend as
the object Of the affair Is TO perfect
a decentralization
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Miss Mdrtz Betrothed
to Mr.. Fru

Mr.. and Mrs william J. Marta
announce the engagement Of their
daughter. Grace Evelyn. 20 MIR. &c.
Gil Lane Fry, OF Davenport. Wash.
The wedding will take place In May.
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ANNAPOLIS GRADUATE


Ensign r. w. Londahl. Y. s. N.
son OF Chaplain NJ NJ, Londahl. u.
s. A., Of Fort f'lagler. and who
graduated from Annapolis in the
class OF 1920. has been transferred
from the destroyer William Jones
TO the destroyer Morris, where he
has been made chief engineer. n
position seldom conferred on so
young an officer. Ensign Londahl.
having completed his cruise TO the
Canal. IL at present Mt San Diego,
California.
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Informal Tea

Miss Margaret Newlove. daughter
OF Captain George Newiove. U. s.
A.. and Mrs. Newlove. entertained
with an informal tea yesterday
afternoon at their Fort Lawton
quarters
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Mrs. Crosby to Be
Luncheon Hostess

Entertaining In compliment to
Mrs Richard w. Perry and Mrs.
Guido Ferris. who have returned
from visiting In California. Mrs. r.
William Crosby will be hostess at
a luncheon next Wednesday at the
Sunset club.
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Surprise P0rtn

Mrs. A. d. ToIlefsen was pleas
antiy surprised. on her return from
a visit in Victoria. Monday evening.
by forty OF her friends.
Dancing was the evenings amusc.
mcnt, with delightful supper
served later.
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INFORMAL DINNER


A. their Fort Worden quarters,
on Sunday. Captain Joseph Stiley,
q. g. A.. and Mrs. Stiley. gave an
informal dinner In honor OF Colonel
John l.. Hayden. u. s. a. com
mandsr Of the Puget Sound coast
defcnses. and compllmenting their
house guests. Mrs. l.. NJ. Lllpop. Of
sedro. woollcy. and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Henry Dirkes. OF Seattle.
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INVITATIONS wIrnpRAwN

Atef - ARsfo N'AfAtf'AfN W.
Mrs Applin. wife Of Major =. ID.
Applin. u. y, A. OF Fort worden.
has Withdrawn the invitations 70
Gently extended for an afternoon
of auction bridge. arranged in com.
pilmcnt 10 Mrs. u. c. Bates. OF Seat.
tie. the house guest Of Mr.. and Mira.
Allan Trumhuii
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Departments OF Woman's Century
(tub

Monday. French department. Ho.
tel Washington, IL m.
Wednesday. Spanish department.
Y. w. G. A., 1890 n. IN.
Board OF trustees will meet at
the home Of Mrs, J. II. Soper. 1923
Hunter blvd, Wednesday. Lunch.
con at IL m.
Friday, child study department. 2
p. m, with Mrs. w. II. Martin,
Harrison apartments. 3is 10th ave.
~ Miss Nellie Cornish will talk
on Musical Foundation" and give
several numbers.
Friday. music department, 2 p. m.
Federated clubhouse. Election OF
Officers. Program in charge Of
Mrs. Noble IL. IIightower.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26
FareaCeU Tea

As compliment to Mrs Ward Hall
Wilcox, WHO Is leaving soon 10 make
her home in Milwaukee. Mrs. a. Rob
ert Morton viii entertain with "A tea
at her home next Wednesday after
noon.
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ELKS INTEREST
FORT WARD

The Elks' ball. given at Bremen
ton on Saturday. was attended by
party Of young people from Fort
Ward. chapcroned by Captain Ar.
thur X. Chambers. U. $. A., and
Mrs. Chambers.