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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-12-08

Germans received a handsome new
garment case Monday and it was in
stalled on the first floor and displays
silk underwear.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-12-08

Several new cases of diseases have
been reported. Those having them are:
Howard Gasaway, Maude Chaffin, and
Doris Weber, Diptheria; Paul Mil
Ter, Chicken Pox; and Louisa Cum
ningham, Scarlet Fever.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-12-08

Mr.. and Mrs. R. R. Hettic of near
Forgan left Tuesday for Preston, Kan.
where they will attend the funeral of
Frank Taylor.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-12-08

Mrs. Roscoe Hall and little daugh-
ter Francis returned to their home in
Hooker, Tuesday, after shopping and
visiting here.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-12-08

Ray Hatfield left Tuesday for Ell
Paso, Texas. He will go from there on
to San Francisco where he will rein
list in the navy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-28
DATES
TO REMEMBER

SATURDAY. uAY b.
Nine. Nyra Pfso 70 esearsafn vfsh
. dancing parry ~ tbs wcosss
University ciuh.
SUNDAY. MAY -
neespsicn ~ corusuA rhoci IN espn-
ptiment so M. and Ma Maurice
Browns and their eofnpany.
ruEsDAy. NAY 81
nra Frederick nAusmAs vf1i enter
tain the Monday Practice club 81
iunchecn ~ the Hunsvs etuA
"WEDNESDAY. JUNE -
Reception and exhtnfs oe ~.
Ambrose Pssssr~pa's pscturS 81
the yras Arts gallery.
THURSDAY. JUNE D.
MA Theoders Js1nes YIN sntsr~
tain ~ith . large bridge party In
the tee room ~ fredsrsek q Nell
sun'A
FRIDAY. June B.
Mr. and Mrs. ALVIN HemyseA vsfi
entertain with . dancing party.
esmpifmsnting their sk~c~. Mis-.
Alice kiswerI
SATURDAY. JUNE -
M ard Mrs Harry whitney ry~as
vii keep open house from q until
4. O'Clock All friends Invited 20
call.
Unsvsrsisy chapter. d. A. r.. vfn
entertain with . dance and card
party in Eikr club hail
TuEsDAy. JUNE -
wemea's Auxiliary TO Rainier Noble
Post No. 1. American Legion. viii
entertnin With . bridge to- at
the Arctic club.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE Is
The marriage Of Miss Dorothy God
ley 20 Mr.. Herbert Bryant. At the
home Of her brother in-iaw ard
sister. Mr.. and Mrs Hsber Plank.
At 9 o'clock
FRIDAY. JULY Is
Tennis club carnival 81 the Tennis
club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-28

CORNISH SCHOOL TO
AWARD SCHOLARSHIPS

Next Tuesday evening at the
Cornish school there win be a com.
pctitive 'ryout for two scholarships
10 be awarded by Maurice Browne
and Ellen Van voIkcnburr. These
scholarships win givc free instruc.
ton in play.writing. play staging.
play-acting and puppct producing.
One In for a man and one for a
woman.
Claases IN The school OF the the.
s,re open June first and continue
five months. Productions will be
made by Mr.. Browne and Miss Van
volkenburg which students will stage
and in which they viii play. Besides
these student productions. a roper.
tory company of professional actors
will give during the scason a series
OF modern plays. Most OF tho mem.
bcrs OF this rcpcrtory company were
In Mfr. Brownies production OF Joan
OF Arc" and "fpbigcnia" that he
made for Margaret Anglin. Fa-
miiiar 20 Seattle audiences are Mo.
roni Olsen. Janet Young. Byron
Fouigcr Miss Van volkenburg.
whose only appearance In Seattle
was In The Trojan Woman" will
be a member Of the rcpcrtory com.
pany.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-28
MTNSTRELS AT
THE METROPOLITAN

Dnrkfown strutted Friday night
In a blaze OF colorful costumes at the
Metropolitan theatre II went thru the
motions OF the old.fashioncd min
strels. then reached out for vaude
william worlds to conquer and finally
scored with rapld.firc sketch deal
ing with the ocean. wild animals
cannibals and q bad man from
Georgia
There was one man who. as the
saying In. WINS the life OF the party. y
He was Coley MCGOWAN. singer OF
The Whang. whang Blues" and
otherwise entitled to mention. Able
performers were Lester Carter
George Clasco. Arthur White. Ras.
tus Smith. Arthur Malone and Harry
Anderson. A quartet, labeled Her.
bcrts Comedy Four" made the usual
hit. In the two-hour program there
was plenty of fun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-28
WOMEN'S CLUBS

B&gsey PIT. A.. WEDNESDAY. June l..
AZ the school house
Cuuvvu6ion % Wansu's CluAs
Tho chairman of the hospitality
committee for tho convention Of tho
State Federation Of women'r clubs.
which meets at Tacoma May 81
June I. requests all delegates who
wish to be entertained while IN Ia
coma TO send their names immcsii.
Afefy. ~ they have not already done
"a. 60 Mrs. Hereford Fitch. 1900 ~.
Anderson st.. Tacoma Wash
Cctsvie Club
The members Of the Cotcrie Of &C.
attic have chosen Wednesday. June
1. N their day at the state convrn.
ton OF wcmsns clubs. which will
br held In Tacoma from May Al 10
Jun. Z. inclusive. They will meet
IN the Tacoma Methodist church at
the registration bureau at y. m,
and proceed frum there TO dinner.
Cniversify Noth<rs' Club
Tho University Mothers club has
Issued Invitations 10 a musical tea
1T the homo OF Mrs. Philip Gear.
hart. <75s ii'h ave. ". r.. June 2.
This affair will bring TO . ojose the
iith year OF the clubs activity. and
II will b. In the nature Of home
coming" m the guests are 10 be all
OF the former members Of the club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-28
Reception at Fine Arts

The reception at the Fine Arts
NEXT Wednesday evening, June 1.
from until 10 O'Clock. viii be the
formal opening OF Mr.. Ambrose Pat
terson's paintings. which will BE- on
view In the galleries for the month
Of June.
During the evening Mr.. Glenn
Hughes. Of the University OF Wash
ington. viii speak on what Mr.. Pat.
tefson IL trying TO express In his
work A musical program will be
given on the Duo-Art piano which
Sherman. Clay a Co. will loan for
the occasion.
Presiding at the urns win be Mrs.
Reginald III. Parsons. Mrs. Edgar
Ames. Mrs. Archibald J. Fisken.
Mrs. John A. BaiIlargeon. Mrs. Stan
ley Grffnths, Mrs Henry Suzzalio.
Mrs. Fred II. Parks and Miss NIL
nora Roberts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-28
TO CLEAN BRUSHES

Spirits OF ammonia win cioan your
brushes without any rubbing. Put
a spoonful Of ammonia In a aunrt OF
water. either cold or hot Dip the
brush into H. without wetfing the
back. The grease In removed In a
moment Rinse in cold water and
shake well.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-28
Joint Birthduy Pdrty

Mr.. and Mrr. Ire Harding enter.
tanned with party at their home
Monday evening. celebrating their
joint birthdays. A delightful even
ing Of music and readings was en-
5oyed. after which a supper was
served. the table being conferred with
two large birthday cakes.
Mr.. r. J.. Stycr. who is lifelong
friend OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harding, en-
tcrtalned the guests with a resume
OF their pioneer days in the Middle
West
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-28
.KETCHUP HINT

II you run out Of carks while bot.
Ting your krfchup. Gu, pasteboard
the size Of the top of tho bottle. dip
IL In melted psraffine and hold u on
top Of the bottle until cooled. YouTl
find II viii stick. Then later yon can
cover tho neck and top with wax. and
yourl ind you have II perfectly
sealed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-28
Personal

| Mr.. ana Mrs. ltcEiuhld IL l'Arronn
and Mr.. ana Mrs Harry sharplcsn
left today 60 spend the weekend at
Lake summit
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo Karle arrived
yesterday from the East. 10 be the
guests for the summer OF Mrs.
karle's mother. Mrs. ". christoff
Mr.. and Mrs. J. I. buchanan re-
whore they viii spend the summer
months.
Mr.. James Blaln and Mr.. Henry
Collision ar- spending the week end
al Lake summit on fishing trip.
Mr.. and Mra william NJ Human.
son Catherine Iiusheal have re
turned from British Columbia and
arc at home at tho Glendore Apart.
monts. 1891 Second ave. ~.
Mrs. Guy Carleton Williams IL the
guest OF Mr., and Mrs. Julius iinrrah
In Yakima
|
Miss Olive Leonard returned last
evening from tho East where she
has been attending school Mrs.
Leonard met her In Spokane. and
returned with her.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hamilton are
being congratulated upon the birth
ton. Jr.. at tho Swedish Hospital.
Thur-iay. May IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davis. Jr-
have returned from their wedding
trip and arc at home 10 their friends
at Hunts Point
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest c. Gaumnitz.
who have b-cn In tho Past for the
past four months. returned TO Seat.
tie Wednesday.
Mr. Paul Torland. who has been
attending Portland Medical college,
win return tomorrow To be the
guest OF his brother and sist1r.in.
Law. Or. Toriisf Toriand and Mra.
Toriand. for the summer months
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Kern, OF
Portland. and Mrs. d. T.. Dunbar
motored 10 Portland last week. MIR.
puntAs returned Monday.
DR.. and Mrs Torlirf Tofiand and
children will remove next week 20
their country home at Ellispors,
tashon island. where they Will re-
main foe the summer.
Mrs Robert oiiphant Morrison
CLovina DUNBAR spent several days
In the city this week as the guest
Of her parents. Mr. and Mrr. ID. l..
Dunbar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam B~~i~r have
returned from California. where they
have been motoring for several
weeks
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Ever~si Hud-
spsth ukAthersne rnwiin) returned
this week from their wedding trip
and arc st homo at the Halerno
Apsrtmrnta
Miss Mary Cndwfrk Of Salem.
orr. arrived In the city today 70 be
tho guest Of her brother and sister.
sniaw. Judge Stephen Chadwick and
MrM Chadwick
Mn A. y. McLenn ~ Spokane.
who has been the guest Of her
brcther.in law and sister. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank q. Taylor. for the pas,
week. will leave Monday for Port.
land. where she win make a shor,
visit before returning to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Hedges arc
removing tho first OF the week 10
their home at the Highlands for the
summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-28
Service at Orthopedic
Tea ShOD

The guilds IN charge Of the Little
Tea shop Of the Orthopedic hospital
next week win be: Tuesday. First
HIN guild, Mrs w. II. seagrave.
hostess; Wednesday. University
guild, Mr.. II. r. Hone. hostess.
Thursday. Queen Anne Study club.
Mn. ". w. Ccmnei. hostess; Friday.
Mount Baker Park guild. Mrs. w. A.
Niece. hostess: Saturday. Annie
Wright Seminary guild. Mrs. II. II.
Morgan, hostess.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-28
FLAVORING

Your nasturtums arc coming up
now! Don't neglect their POSSIBLE.
ties for more than just the table
Communication. Their stems and
leaves arc excellent in green salads
And try the flowers an salad gar.
nish some day--you'll like the effect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-28
|Duncinq Pdrtu

Entertaining with dancing party
at Christensen's hall next Thursday
evening. Miss Mary Elizabeth
Sweeney. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Y. +. Sweeney. win be hostess to her
srhoolmates OF St Nicholas school
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-28
Tea for Tennis Club
Carnival Committees

A tea will be given by Mrs. Burke.
president OF the Tennis club. at her
home Friday afternoon. June 2. from
until 9 O'Clock. for the chairnen
of the Tennis club carnival commit
tees and their assistants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-28
ADDITIONAL CLUES

IHgyalne Clnptsr Ne
A card party win be given By
Lorraine chapter. No. 9. IT Wings
cafeteria. 1909 First ava. Tuesday.
May u. At . .. IN
Doric Czrcae
Mn A. Longstrees yin entertain
tho Dortc circle at tho home Of hsr
daughter. Mrs. Charles P~terspu.
Toi, :sth ave. ". w. Tuesday.
May 81. at .. m
Seattle Lndee No.
| Seattle lodge No. 7. Degree Of
Honor Protective association. vii
meet At .. m Tuesday. May 81.
In Evergreen hall. Arcade building.
and In business session at y. m.
Tho social committee has arranged
patriotic program for which memA
bcrs may invite frienda-
War Alo<assgx' League
The War Mothcrs' league held q
rag tea at the home of Mrs. Ida
y. Hackctt last Tuesday. The rags
win be sent TO tho Marine hospital
at Port Townsend
Benefit far sssrusr Island C1mpfirv
Girls
On June 4 there win b. Q dance
In East Seattle hail for the benefit
Of the Fast Seattle Campfire girls.
The committee on Arrangements In.
Guides Mrs. O. r. Guppy. Mrs. Ia r.
Kellogg. Mrs. r. H. Ami,h and Mrs.
8. l.. Prichard. Special boats viii
leave Ieschi at 9 .. m
Rainier Chapter. d. A. r
The annual meeting and election
OF officers OF Rainier chapter. ID. A.
r. will be held at the Hotel Sor.
rcnto Tuesday. May 81. at D. m.
JeffevSon PIT. a.
A Dads night will be given by
the Jefferson PIT. A. on wedncs
day evening. June 1. at the school.
From tao until $50 the domestic
science and manual training depart.
men1 viii be operating and will be
on exhibition. At $50 Mr.. Claud
Eckart win speak on Current
School Problems" A report on the
Waila wslla PIT. A. convention
will DO given by Mrs. Saul Re
Treatments will be served by the
domestic science department
Minute WOMEN Elect Officrrs
The Seattle Council OF Minute
Women held It's annual meeting yes.
terday Mt the Federated clubhouse,
when the following officers for the
ensuing year were elected: First
vice-counciior. Mrs. II. II. A. Hast.
ings: second vice-councilor, Mrs.
Emil Marx; third vice-councilor. Mrs.
r. r. Weeks; secretary. Mrs. Harry
Woollen; trcasurer. Mrs. II. ID. Hur-
ley; registrar. Miss Ada Hanford.
SEATTLE Lodge No. 1914, r. r. b.
Seattle lodge No. 1914. T. r. b.,
will hold a two-day picnic at Lake
Bailinger Sunday and Monday. A
~ Nm WIZ f1hfG tIf nan Ut FtDfont
Sunday at 3 n m. Members are re.
quested TO come and bring their
lunch.
General George Washington Circle
A card party viii be given by
General George Washington circle.
No. 30. on Wednesday evening, June
/. at Wings cafeteria. All welcome.
Canadian Cub
A dancing party by the Canadian
club will be given on Tuesday even.
ing. May 81. $50 .. m. AZ tho
Womcn's University club. All Cana.
dams invited.
Daniel Bagiey PIT. A.
Mrs. p. J. Gardner win report on
the state convention and tho chill
dren in Miss Ruby Portcr's room
will contribute group Of songs at
the regular meeting Of the Daniel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-28

zho Junior league Of me SEATTLE
nv umsery has named the patron
- for the Rainbow informal
vnaeh Il = sponsoring next Saturday
ovuu1ng IT the Yacht club. among
TN being Ars- James A. 6heahan.
1aEu- Abner Brown. Mrs c. b. Nib
49,. Ma James wiley. Mrs- H. L.
xuke. Mrs. J. T. Patrick. Mrs. Rob
~ Burton, xrs- James r Branni-
~. Mrs. Lewis 6chwager. Mrs ].
4. Cleland. Nn- James II. Cnlvert
90 Ma y. r. Stpdley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-28
COLORS IN
UNDERWEAR

There is a much wider range Of
colors in siik underrarments this
season than has been customary.
Apricot. orchid. Nile green. platinum.
maize and SAKE blue all are TO be
found In che popular colors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-28
Business and
Professional
WOmen's Club

On May 81. Mr.. Samuel I'm. road
builder and honorary member Of
the club. who has just returned
from an extended tour Of Europe,
will address the Business and Pro
feaaional Women's club regarding
his recent travels and experiences
In Europe.
on Sunday. May -. the summes
home Of the club win be formally
opened at Pleasant Beach. The boat
leaves for Pleasant Beach from Pier
Q al $50 o'clock Sunday morning.
All club members are invited TO
visit this new summer camp n
theirs either Sunday or Monday,
and all are requested 10 bring their
luncheon wfths them.
At the last meeting OF the club
DR.. Oliver II. Richardson. Of the
University Of Washington, addressed
the club on History and the World
War" BY way OF introducing his
subject DIR. Richardson stated that
he was going 10 take the club .for
whIri among the sharks and ALL
gators OF European diplomacy" In
most interesting and able Pr
sentaiion of his subject. DR.. Rich
ardson emphasized the point that
history is an appeal TO evidences
and that the value Of rhetorical
documents depends solely upon their
Authenticity"
In his clear and convincing die
cursion Of the late world war, and
In his presentation OF new histon
cal. official. documentary evidences
concerning the origin OF the late
world war. DIR. Richardson pointed
out two new authentic sets of docu-
ments that have brought much light
on the events leading up TO the VA
and some Of the diplomatic relations
during the war These two remark
able sets OF documents are the Kow-
sky documents and the New Aus
| TRAN Red Book, published IN 1918.
Some OF the interesting information
contained in these documents shows
the Austrian policy and relations
with Germany from June -. 1914.
10 July rs. 1914. ar depicted from
the Austro-Gcr viewpoint The
evidence contained In these docu-
ments enhances the guilt Of Austria:
fixes certain personal responsibilities
proves the sincerity OF Sir EdwnrL
Gray's desire for peace: and pfUvesl
the deliberate invasion Of Germany
into belgium, yet relieves Germany
from many charges" DR.. Richard
sons lecture was not only interuge-
ing but instructive
Last Thursday evening. NAY -.
the Grade TeacherS club enter
tanned the Business and Professtpo9t
women's club at the Wintonia hoIeI
In the Grade Teacherr club rodlma
with a delightful party. an interest
ing program. games. dancing and
refreshments. The buzness wuqnen
welcome this spirit Of cooperation
on the part Of the teachers and feel
that each has viewpoint to g1ve
the other that In Of mutual benefit
~~~@~~~~>~>~~~>-~>~~~~~~- ->~>-~1>>>>~~s~~es~
Nathaniel Allanson Bwneil n D.
s. A.
OPTICAL LUNCHEON
Al their Fort Casey GuAstass. -
Monday. Captain Dorsey }. RutheF-
ford. q. s. A.. commander a. F0rt
Casey. and Mrs. RUTHERFORD enter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-28
Dr. and Mrs. Perry WM
Compliment House Guest

Dr.. and MrpL Richard w. Perry
wu entertain with . dance at the
0unese club on Tuesday evening.
June ~ ~ . compliment 70 Mrs
Henry Horn Of San Francisco. who
vim arrive on June II to be their
houss guest for several weeks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-28
Plan Strawberry
Festival

A strawberry festival If being
planned by the Broadway guild Of
the orthopedic hospital for wednes-
10y. June %. Mrs. James Hamilton
de veuve has offered her home at
the Highlands for the affair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-28
Portrait By Dapies, Portland.

celcbratjon OF the OCCASION Tho
honor guest. after cutting the cake.
made a clever speech In behalf OF
himself and his bride
AT FORT LAYTON
The bali on Saturday was the
motif for several small dinners. the
hosts and guests going on TO the
dance. one Of the abandonment and
most successful In the annals of
Fort IAwton. The arrangements
were In charge OF Major II. {. X.
Muhienbcrg. Y. 3. A.. chairman Of
the hop committee
AT FORT WARD
Tho dinner given by Captain Ar
thur X Chambers, U. s. A.. and
Mrs. Chambers. preceding the hop
at Fort Lauton was especially at.
fractivc. including among the guests
Miss Kelley and Mr.. Edwin Boothe.
Captain Chambers II I'm temporary
command OF Fort Ward. during the
absence OF Major Thomas c. Stable.
Y. =. A. at Fort F7agicr. where he
~ directing the Workmanship try.
outs OF the coast artillery rif1cmcn.
AGREEABLE AFFAIR
Among the agreeable affairs Of
the week was the luncheon given
by Mrs. Charles. wife Of Colonel
foscar J. Charles. L. \. A.. colonel
commanding at For; Law;on, in
compliment 10 Mrs. ws,ter Gray.
house guest at their Fort Iawton
quarters Of Major Harvard Moore,
U. s. A., and Mrs. Moore.
rAfPRoMPTu PARTY
At their Fort worden quarters,
on Tuesday. Major Kelley Benjamin
Lennon. U. s. A.. and Mrs. Lem.
mon were hosts at an impromptu
card party. followed by a rabbit
supper. and including Major Charles
Robert Finley. u. s. A.. and Mrs.
Finley. Captain Louis James Bow.
Ter. u. s. A., and Mrs. Bowler, and
Captain Thomas r. Parker. U. s. A.
SANS CEREMoNrE
Mrs. Moore. wife OF Lieutenant
Colonel Jairus Alphaeus Moore. L.
s. A.. whose affairs are usually both
|ceremonious and aesthetic. gave a
highly successful dinner on Thurs.
day. In their Fort Fiagler quarters.
where the furniture is all packed.
The guests who enjoyed this little
dinner sans oeremonie were Mrs.
Applin. wife OF Major r. d. Applin.
U. s. A.: Mrs. Leonard Cutter. Cap.
tain George II. Kent. medical corps.
L. s. A.: Lieutenant Dean Richard
Dickey. U. s. A.. and Lieutenant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-28
LONDON FOOT
STYLES

Black stockings are fashionable
only for evening wear in London.
Gray stockings are worn with patent
leather slippers In the daytime.
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Closed ON Monddy

The orthopedic shop and the
Thrift shop win be closed all day
Monday. Decoration day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-28

In boiling milk, II will not burn II
little water Is put into n saucepan
first and allowed 70 come TO a boil
and the milk Is then added.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-28

AS A rRE-NurTIAL compliment
A to Miss Ruth Canaan. Mrs.
stephen J. Chadwick and Miss Eliza
beth Chadwick viii entertain with a
luncheon at tho sunset club next FRI
day Afternoon
Covers viii BE- placed for twelve
quests.
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FOR LABELS

II you haven't any hbels haaGy,
and the corner drug store = an
out use passepartout to name yow
jars Of fruit
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Ham and eggs At Boldt'A-Advsr-
tisement
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Seattle
Society

Luncheon Planned as
Compliment to Miss
Gdxsdm; Wedding Day
Made knoicn;; Mr.. and
Mrs. Strire Dinner
Hosts.
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Engagement Announced
of Miss Kinney to
Mr.. Rosenberg

Mr.. William Kinney. Of Portland.
Announces the engagement OF his
laughter Muriel to Mr.. David III.
Rosenberg. son of Mrs. John Il
Holmes. OF Seattle.
The news was disclosed at q
luncheon given In Portland last
Tuesday.
Miss Kinney Il a graduate of the
Portland high school and the Mount
Angcl academy. and is talented
musician. Mr.. Rosenberg Is n
graduate Of broadway high school
and Cornell university.
Inc wedding will take place Tn
Portland on June Is and after Q
short trip tho bridal pair win be at
hcme N Medford. Orc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-28
AT FORT CASEY

The line gave n ball on Saturday
that is conceded to have been the
prettlest dance. and the gayes;. the
harbor has seen in tho last decade
Invitations were sent to the officers
and their households a; all the hsr.
Dor forts. AZ well as TO leaders In
the civilian set.
The guests were received In the
delightfully."- decorated barracks hall
by Captain Dorsey J. Rutherford,
U. 8. A., commander OF Fort Casey,
and Mrs. Rutherford. assisted by
the guests of honor. Lieutenant
John Harvey Madison. u. $. A.. and
Mrs Madison.
A rhythmic orchestra a good floor.
pretty women in formal gowns,
cavaliers In uniform. and an cx.
tremely jolly supper completed the
ensemble. A feature OF the supper
was the magnificent wedding cake.
topped by cannon, In compliment
TO the coast artillery corps. and
made by Mess Sergeant Wagner. In