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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06
Engagement of Miss
Mason Announced

The engagement OF Miss Edith
Mason to Mr.. Benjamin Wheeler was
announced at luncheon her sister.
Mrs. +. w. Meisnest, gave at her
home Thursday afternoon. A love
~ arrangement Of pink sweet peas
centered the board, around which
twelve guests were seated. The wed.
ding will take place the last OF
August.
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Says Husband Left
Her After 2 Weeks

Alleging tina, her husband de.
sorted her two weeks after they
were married and returned at in
frequent periods" Vivian Smart
filed complaint for divorce from
Raymond Smart Friday. Smart Is
now employed as a sailor and rs
believed by his wife 60 be In the
Orient. They were married In 1915.
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MISS GREY win rscssvs -
~. AZ srs Of this departn~s !.
The ! star office on Tusalays -.
. TO Z. and Al other timsr ~,
posntment. Please d - ~
on other days than TueI
lees you have an ap.,i.2Z
with MIS- Grey. ~ uner,s...s
VISITORS Interfere Win -
ing. WI
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$1,1OO, 900 to Wife
of Won Bernstorff

NEW YORK. Aug. 6.--After cs.
tablishing the fact that she was an
American citizen prior TO her mar.
riage. Countess Won Bernstorff. wife
OF the former German ambassador
to the United States. has been given
possession by the alien property Gus.
todian OF ti.100 900 seized in 1917.
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'I3ewildcrcd'-Turn the tables
What would be your opinion OF your
daughter II she were 10 make such
a decision? Your answer 10 her
would he. Don't do IL. my little
GIRL" have lived In the South and
know how these marriages work out
lit isn't worth taking n chance.
There are too many white men In
the world. T.. :.
My dear .Bewiidercd"-f sincerely
hope you will give up the man, ana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06
Assistants at
Miss Eacinq's Tea

Assisting at the tea Miss Dorothy
Ewing is giving at her home next
Tuesday afternoon from until .
o'clock complimentary TO her house
guest. Miss Kathryn Armstrong. OF
oakland. Cal. and Mrs. George
stuart Douglas Miss Judithe Gihhsl
win be: Mrs. Albert Charles stube,
Mrs. James Charles Kerr. Mrs.
Philip Austin Henderson and Miss
Mary Dudley Walker. who are TO
preside at the tea table. They Will
te assisted by Miss. Helen Walker
and Miss Hazel Mcmillan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06
Miss Shank Chooses
Weddin1 Dan

Miss katherine shank. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. corwin $. shank.
has chosen Wednesday, September
is. as the date OF her marriage to
Mir. Arthur Trumbun lee. son OF
Rev. and Mrs. George 7. Lee. Rev.
Ambrose NJ. Bailey will perform the
ceremony in the First Baptist
church. Miss shank Is graduate
Of the University Of Washington and
Is a meniier OF II Beta Phi frater-
nifty. Mr. Lee Is graduate OF Whit
man college and Is affiliated with
Phi Delta Theta fraternity.
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Gamma Phi Beta
Sorority Contention

The national Gamma Phi Beta
sorority convention will be held at
singers lake. Crescent tavern. the
week OF August IS. About two hun
bred delegates. who will represent
each chapter in the country. VIII at
tend.
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Schedule for Tea
Shop Nert Week

The different guilds in charge OF
the Little Tea shop Of the ortho.
pedic hospital next week viii be.
Monday. Broadway. Mrs. Otto Griin-
baum. chairman: Tuesday. Laurel.
hurst. Mrs. John Hall. hostess. We'd
nesday. Interiakcn. Mrs. II. G..
Cobei. hostess: Thursday. Queen
Anne. Mrs. q. ID. Longmuir. hostess:
Friday. Mount Baker Park. Mrs. l..
n. French. hostess: Saturday. Rem.
ton Hill. Mrs. John r. Main. chair.
man.
The Annie Wright Seminary
guHd were in charge today. with
Mrs. r. J. Shelley as hostess. assist
ed by Mrs. r. g. Guppy. Mrs. Walter
Brown. Mrs. ]. T. Hail. Mrs. S. J..
Pritchard. Miss Jean Stewart Miss
Ruth Joslyn and Miss Betty Shelley.
Glass. II Is predicted. will soon
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Seattle
Society
Miss Shorples VIII En-
terrain Bridal Party at
Dinner; Miss Shank to
We'd. Assistants Named
for Tea.

MISS nARrHEA sHAifiES.
lNl whose marriage to Mr. William
Curtis Hii Lewis will be an event
Of Wednesday evening, August 10,
will entertain tho members OF her
bridal party with dinner at her
home Monday evening, following the
wedding rehearsal at Trinity church.
Places viii be marked for twelve
guests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06

Seattle lodge No. 7. Degree OF Hon.
or Protective Association. have voted
to give six progressive whist parties
In Evergreen hall. Arcade building.
on the second Tuesday OF the coming
six months. beginning Tuesday.
August .. at . p. m. for the benefit,
OF the Children's orthopedic hospital
Everyone invited. Merchandise Ger.
tificates win be given.
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Grand Junction Club Picnic

Sunday, August 7, Grand Junction
club will entertain with its annual
picnic in Woodland park at 1880 p IN.
All former residents Of Grand juno.
ton. Colo, are invited to come and
bring basket lunch. For further
Information. please call kenwood
AGO
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Invitations Issued
for Marriage
Of Miss McDuffee

Invitations have been Issued by
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. McDuffcc
for the marriage OF their daughter,
Cora Adelia. to Mr.. Lou William
Hartman, on Saturday evening.
August ~, at o'clock, In st.
Marks church.
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Clubs
ADDITIONAL CLUBS


Tho ladies' OF tho Dunlap PIT. A.
are planning a picnic 20 be held nj
Atlantic City park Thursday. August
IL Bring basket lunch and dishes
Coffee viii be served. Mr. Carl
croson VIII be tho speaker aud Mr..
%. II Painter tho song leader. I'm.
tertainmcni has been provided for
the children
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06
Bible Conference

The next Bible conference 60 be
held AZ the First Presbyterian church
will be conducted by DIR. Donald
Duncan Munro. beginning August II
and continuing turnout the month
Members Of all denominations are in.
vited TO plan to attend this confer.
ence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06
Luncheon at Home
Compliments Traveller

Complimenting Miss Harriet A.
Iecte, field organizer Of the Amer.
lean Child Hygiene association, Mrs.
w. s. Griswold entertained with a
luncheon at her home yesterday.
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Allah Social Club

Allah Social club viii meet at the
home of Mrs. Mae Snodgrass. 4s37
orcas St. on Wednesday. August TO-
al 2 p. m. Mrs. snodgrass and her
two daughters. Mrs. Lucille Frazier
and Mrs. Ada Peterson. as hostesses
Cards and refreshments. All Eastern
Stars most cordially invited.
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Personal

Or. and Mrs. J. Tate Mason. Mrs.
Charles II. Whlttieney. Mr.. and Mrs.
George A. Hurd. 81 New York, and
Mira Walter Scott t'itz. OF Spokane,
are n party who left this morning by
motor to spend the week end at
Mount Rainier.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Goodwin,
Miss Louise and Miaa Katherine
Goodwin and Miss Katherine Luke
are enjoying the week end al Mount
Rainier.
Judge and Mrs. George Donworih
and Miss Mary Donworth. who have
been European trvelcrn for the past
few months. arrived in New York on
the liner Cedric August 1.
Miss Bernice Berry Of MlAroula.
Mont. arrived Monday TO take "a spc.
cial course In music at the Cornish
summer school
Mrs. w. Wellington Phillips and
children left yesterday for few
days. outing at Brownsville.
Mr.. and Mrr. Thaddoua Groascup.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. 4. GroHacup and
Mr. Benjnmcn Groescup are party
OF Tacoma people who are leaving
today with friends for weeks
cruise on the Alexander yacht.
Aquilio.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Edward
Skinner and Miss Hamm. who have
been on an extended European trip.
are expected home the last OF
August.
MrA Agnes Behr Just lief, yos,er.
day for a months soJourn on Van
couver Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. fanKfon G. Henry
left yesterday for Portland 10 spend
a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Coleman viii
entertain ns their weekend guests
Ensign James Freeman and Ensign
Terry ocuff OF the navy yard.
Miss Helen James. Miss Grace
Pardee and Miss Marlbeth Cerbel.
chaperoncd by Mrs y. N. Kellar.
attended the dinner dance on board
tho Y. 4. y. Texas Thursday eve
ming.
Mrs. Jessie Christensen and son.
Langley. where they will he the
guests Of Mrs. Dorothy Frcar for a
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Stafford have
taken the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
James Hamilton DE Neuye nt the
Highlands for the winter months.
and plan 10 move about September 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter J. winn are
expecting Mrs. Charles wlnn OF
Pasadena. Cal. TO arrive the fjrst OF
tho week to he their CUES, for a few
dayA
Miss Catherine Collins. who has
been the guest OF Mrs. Cameron
sauireA at Gearhart. Ore. has re.
turned. accompanied by Mrs. Carrie
ton Belts Of Buffalo. who IL 10 be
her guest for several days
Judge and Mrs Hiram r.. Hadiey
left today for Olympia. where they
viii he the guests for a week OF their
son.in.isw and daughter. AIR. and
Mrs. John Pierce
Mr.. and Mrs. william Sherman
Walker and Miss Helen Thompson
are spending the weekend at Mount
Rainier.
DR.. and Mrs. Albert I. Boufneur
are enjoying a few days at Hayden
lake.
Mrs. J. J. Jackson and Miss Flor
ence Harper. Of New York. who have
been guests NJ the Hotel Washing.
ton for the past fortnight are ieav-
In. today on tho 8. y. Keystone
STATE for the Orient. Mr.. and Mrs.
r.. J. McMioken Will so as far as
Victoria with them.
Or. and Mrs. w. s. CriEwold left
'oday 10 be the weekend guests OF
Or. and Mrs Thomas q. Grosvenor,
Of Wenatchc~. at their summer
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find work which VIII help you To for
get him. What pleasure win the nice
homo he could give you be without
the love and respect Of your chill.
drcn7 A NURSE.
Poor ''Bewildered"-T.ook about
you al the birds. dumb beasts and
the fishes and you viii receive your
answer.
The eagle does not mate with the
hawk. the sparrow with the robin.
the oxen with the horse. Bird. ami.
NAL and fish hold each 10 their own
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06

Aauifla lodge. No. So. Degree Of
Honor Protective association. has re-
moved from Evergreen hall. Arcade
building. to ioe Madison st. where
Il viii meet tho second and fourth
"Wednesday In each month. All mem.
hers arc requested 10 attend the
meeting on August 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06

WENATCHEE. Frank Schncll Is
kind TO coddling moths. Hangs cans
OF cider In trees. Moths drink. get
drunk and die.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06

80" 49, zoo himself has ul..-.
the answer to this quesaion A., pso
'is-all any OF US must Do Is -
about 70 hok
~ VI.
Bewiidered--r,et your 49,.
guide you In this great p,o,l.s
FORE you. Too many OF a, ~.
NE heart rule and passion has ~ 9
ihe total ruin OF many lives Va
HE In not the only one 10 900. W
mere are others who woun $50
therefore, II is a sacred duty "a ~
ser ana to others 10 maks ~
riflce OF your love. -
ONE WHO HAS sUPTEpn
Bewildered"--It would -
me that when whit. worns, 80
70 realize that she has No.,
her love 70 a man Of an infer,o, ~e
she finds herself losing her o~, -
respect Not only 80, but ~. -.
findS that he has lost his r.s,s..
her. Can you imagine a rrs..
rect or wen arranged helIto b.. 4,
Her loss OF pride OF her rae ~.
her and he knows IL. This 1. .s''s
true or such associations be,-r.-
white man and a woman Of ipss,.'.
raee-the conditions are the ~.
L Z d
Dear ''Bewilderer-rhsrs -.
10 my mind an instance Of = -
woman who married a ne.r> =
menseiy wealthy. She ooms,,'s..
suicide afterwards Just befor, 4.
act she penned a note stating 4 -.
basic. indubitabie truth vbich
evitably follows as q resulf = Z
such unions.
She wrote: II haven't Z fr,ec6 .
the world. / am despised alits /.
the white race and by the b,art.
L r.M.
"Bewildered"-You have IN a :,
sympathy. am a man, In peyhs,.
a worse situation. and maybs q
win derive a little courzrs ~
learning Of my predlcamenf ana ~
] have decided.
There is no color problem ~ =
apparent excuse for my posit1m. 1
young woman I zee every Az y,
gained my affection. She Iknou. i
am married. have a good ana TN
full wife and lovely Children. y
day after day the struggle goeu =
until ones heart seems 70 br,nk
under the strain From en-
possible angie there Is only =
answer and that iE For the IN
happiness OF this young woman. -
my wife and family. l am -
mined TO stand by my hons. benr
ing that time win bring 70 M ~
everlasting gratitude OF an -
cerned- ONLY A MAX
Dear ''Bewildered"-Nany yUune
men and women have had b ~
the reproach Of colorcd blood =
they are Of noble nature. rednoe \
character. generous and kind -
beautiful or handsome. Bot ~
they carry q secret pain h ~
bosons many ume4 especially :
they are Of a sensitivU 1aturA WI
not let that secret - b ycun
for the pain Of sec1Gtt - unsullied
love carries a fragrance ~ ~. e.
pecially IL II Is tempered VIII 10
rifice- This reproach O. "a With
you and the man you Ioyo " drt1
down thru the geneFaf1cos . Con-
tinue a highway for otheu to tsvd
and sorrow by In the Wy you ~
now. MAIL
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Turn 20 page and read fun do
tails on how 70 get a bathing suit
free. For boys and girls OF Seattle.
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Annual Picnic

The ladies auxiliary TO conErcga.
ton Bikur cholum viii hold it's an.
nuai picnic on the second Tuesday OF
August in Madrona park.
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Allah Chapter. No. 1865. o. e. s.

Allah Chapter, No. 1856. o. Il. s..
will meet in Corinthian room.
Masonic temple. on Thursday eve.
ming. August II, at y. m. Degrees
will be conferred. All Eastern Stars
invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06

Daughters OF 81 George win hold
a noon day picnic NJ Woodland park
Tuesday. August .. All friends in.
vi,ed-
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Mrs. Biggs Luncheon
Hostess

Mrs. George II. Biggs will enter
tain complimentary TO Miss Rather
Inc Shank with a luncheon at her
home at Hunts Point. Saturday.
August ~.
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Ooh, Skin.nay! Luukitl Bathing
suits free. Turn to page for full
details.
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Lorraine Social club wit meet IN
Masonic temple. Wednesday. August
10. y. m All Eastern stars invited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06
Seattle Cympastic Socjrfv

The ladies' Auxiliary OF tho Seat.
tie Gymnastic society will meet
August at o'clock at 1919 Eighth
ave.
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The British American association
will hold n basket picnic at Aiki
beach on Wednesday. August 10.
Coffee will be served at O'Clock.
All members and friends invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06
Nine. Engberg Gires
Musicale

Prominent among the social affairs
OF the week was the musicale given
by Nine. Davenport Engberg at her
home Monday evening. honoring her
house guests. Mr.. Carl Faeiten. re
nowned pianist and pedagogue OF
Boston. and his daughter. Mrs James
Prentice. About seventy-five guests
enjoyed the interesting program
given by Mr. Faelten. The home
was beautifully decorated with all
the lovely summer flowers for the
occasion. Assisting In receiving the
guests were Mrs. James Prentice and
Mime. Myra Pless. while Mrs. Fred
erick Bentley and Mrs Louise Van
OgIe presided at the supper table.
The program follows:
IL q
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Colorcd cotton has been grown
By q South Carolina planter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06
Veritas Whist Club

The Nerltas Whist club viii meet
August II az 2 o'clock with Mrs.
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RoMANrIc WARFARE

rick. the prizes falling 20 Mrs. Fitz
patrick and Major Greene.
ROMANTIC WARFARE
on Sunday. on the u. s. s. Ten.
nessee. Lieutenant Commander A.
T. Beaurgard. U. s. NJ. and Mrs.
Beauregard gave a luncheon in com.
pliment 20 Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Pur.
cell and Mira John Twomxiey. Fam.
lily archives preserve letters written
by the famous uncle OF the host.
General Pierre de Beauregard. 10 the
grandfather Of Mrs. Purcell and Mrs
Twomsley. General Arthur Forester
Dcyereaux, who was at West Point
as an underclnssman. during the ad
nlnlstration OF General Robert T.
Lee. redgning 10 train recruits for
the ciyii war. and whosr command a,
Gettysburg captured four Confeder
ate flags, all the colors Of General
Armstrong; brigade.
SMALL DINNER
A small dinner, en- famlfle. was
given ut their Fort worden quarters
on Tuesday by Colonel Henry Mac
phcrson Merriam. u. s. A.. com.
mander Of Fort worden. and Mrs
Merriam. whose guests were Colonel
John l.. Hayden. L. 8. A.. comman nd
er OF the Puget Sound coast de
lenses. and Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
James Bailey.
AL FRESCO
A superb view Of the QuiIccne
river. and fresh trout from the
stream, were incidents In the a.
frcsco dinner enjoyed on Friday
evening by Major Royal Kemr
Greene. L. s. A.. Mrs. Greene, Miss
Greene. with their house guest
Major J. II. Dusenbury. U. S. A.
Captain Louis James Bowler. u. S
A.. and Mrs. Bowler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06
SANS cEREMoSrE

BANS tEftf4MONtE
During the training encampmenf
tho line at wordcn. including Colonel
John L. Hayden. u. s. A.. command
er OF the Puget Sound coast de-
lenses. Colonel Henry Macpherson
Merriam, L. =. A.. commander OF
Fort worden. and Mrs. Merriam Of
fcrrd a delightful hospitality. quite
sans ccrcmonie. Among those off.
claiiy entertained were Brisadier
General c. u. Bictben. Washington
National Guard. who made an infor-
NAL inspection of the camp and com
paniea. representing the adjutant
general OF the state: Major Paul Ed.
wards. executive officer. Washington
National Guard; Colonel Robert III.
Noble. L. s. A.. officer In charge OF
National Guard affairs In the Ninth
corps area: Major J. II. Dusenbury.
L. s. A.. instructor OF militia for the
siate OF Oregon. on temporary duty
at Fort Worden as inspector of
militia: Major John n. Hood. L. S.
A., instructor OF militia for the state
OF Washington. Captain George T..
Avert. Lieutenant II. J. Craig and
Lieutenant Robert w. Forbes, First
company, L. s. c. A. r.. Captain
weblcy vestai. Lieutenant r. c.
MARS and Lieutenant II. Il. Robert.
son. Second company. u. S. c. A. r.:
and Captain Frederick c. Parker and
Lieutenant +. J. Burns. medical
corps. u. s. c. A. r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06
HONOR GUEST

on Monday. at the dinner given at
his Fort Worden quarters by Colonel
John l.. Hayden. u. $. A.. command.
er of the Puget Sound coast dc.
lenses, and which complimented Of
ficers at Fort worden in connection
with the reserve training camp. the
honor guest was Brigadier General
C. y. Blethen. Washington National
Guard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06

Glass, II IL predicted. will soon
supplant metal and wooden collins
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06

kind ana 30 should man hold I. q.
own .' raoe. God himsek has ~.
The answer to this question Al, ~, -
about 70 hok
~ W.
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INTER COLONIAL

on Monday Colonel John L. Hay
den. u. $. A.. commander OF the
Puget Sound coast defenses. enter
tanned at luncheon In compliment TO
Mrs. Charles, wife OF Colonel Oscar
J. Charles. L, $. A.. colonel com
manding at Fort Lawton; Colonel
Edward II. Schultz. engineer corps.
U. s. A.. Mrs Shultz, and Mr.. Fred
cricl w. Charles. brother OF Colonel
Charles.
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rick. the prizes falling 20 Mrs. Fitz,
patrick and Major Greene.
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Mrs. w. Wellington Phillips and
children left yesterday for few
days outing al Brownsville.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06
CELESTIAL CUISINE

AL CUISINE
on Wednesday, at his Fort Wor-
den quarters. Colonel John J.. Hay
den. U. s. A.. commander OF the
Puget Sound coast dcfenses, whose
Chinese chef is renowned in army
circles. gave dinner complimenting
Colonel Henry Macpherson Merriam,
u. S. A., commander OF Fort Wor.
den. and Mrs. Merriam. Major John
II. Hood. u. s. A.. and Mrs. Hood.
and Major J. III. Dusenbury. U. S. A.
INFORMALLY
Tho group OF people at Fort wor.
den who are interested in bridge was
entertained on Thursday evening by
Colonel Henry Macpherson Merriam,
Y. s. A.. commander of Fort Wor.
den. and Mrs. Merriam, with their
house guests. Major John II. Hood.
Y. S. A. and Mrs. Hood, In the seats
of honor. Those assisting were Major
Royal Kemp Greene. Y. S. A.. and
Mrs. Greene, Major Kelley Benjamin
Lennon, u. $. A., and Mrs. Lem
mon. Captain Francis James f'itz.
patrick. U. S. A. and Mira Fitzpat.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Thaddcus Cronscup.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. &. GroHacup and
Mr.. Benjnmen GroSscup are a party
OF Tacoma people who are leaving
today with friends for weeks
cruise on the Alexander yacht.
Aquillo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06

Miss Bernice Berry Of MlAEouia.
Mont, arrived Monday to take "A spc.
cial course In music at the Cornish
summer school.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06

Mr.. and Mrs. David Edward
skinner and Miss Hamm. who have
been on an extended European trip.
are expected home the last OF
August.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06

Miss Helen James. Miss Grace
pardee and Miss Maribeth Cerbei.
by Mrs. y. NJ keliar.
attended the dinner dance on board
tho y. 4. y. Texas Thursday eve
ming.
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Mr., and Mrs. John A. Coleman viii
entertain as their weekend guests
Ensign James Freeman and Ensign
Terry ocuff OF the navy yard.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-12
New Remedy
For Constipation

Here is new reason for all people
who are constipated to laugh at the
old saying: There is Nothing New
Under the Sun" Here is something en-
tirely new. \ product that viii com
bat constipation is a mighty important
and useful addition to civilization
necessities Realizing this condition
was the real reason for the production
of DtlaXin tablets, which are made in
exact conformity with the original for
mula of q prominent chemist, for the
cure of constipation.
You must understand that Duaxin
gives natural action and is remedy
and not a purge. and contains the nee
essary elements to correct this human
ailment and adjust the intestinal tract
to a normal and healthy state If you
have d dark brown taste. bad breath,
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