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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-19
Patrons and Pdtronesses
Announced

The first annual hop OF the i4sth
field artillery. Washington Guard.
will take place at the armory
Wednesday evening. November 20.
The patrons and patronesses for
the affair viii be Brig. Gen. and
Mrs. Maurice Thompson. W. ". e.:
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. G. -. Blethen,
w. ~. O.: Col. and Mrs. Oscar j.
Charles. y. s. A.. OF Fort Lawton
Col. and Mrs. Otho w. H. FAIR. 4.
s. A.. OF Camp Lewis; Col. and Mrs.
George q. Galley, 4. *. A., OF Camp
Lewis; Col. and Mrs. William 4. Pat.
ten. w. ~. O.. Col. and Mrs. Harry
@. Winsor, 14sth field artillery; Col.
and Mrs. Charles l.. Phillips. com.
handing II. o. r. G. at University
Of Washington: Mayor Hugh NJ.
Caldwell and Mrs. Caldwell. Mai and
Mrs. Malcolm Douglas. u. s. reserve
CORPS.
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character In their prerenca.

Character In their presenca
In my own experience. since len
home. ] found out that I do not get
acquainted with 10 many young peo-
pie. either. 80 that there must be
something radically wrong some
where.
However. feel sure that tn
young mans idea Of being a sissy
VIII diminish ar he reads the answers
20 your column. Sincerely. Mp
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Business and
Professional
.Wonen's Club

ON Tuesday. November ~. TIC -
attic business and Professional
women's club will have a mixer and
welcome 20 tho now grade teachers
in tho Fine Arts room. i.i5 Fourth
ave. at y. NJ, Many interesting
stunts are planned ard all are as
sur.d an enjoyable evening.
Miss Helen Maxaon. the president
OF the organization. has moved to
San Francisco. Cal. TO make that
cfty her home and place Of business.
Upon the resignation 81 Miss Max
son. Miss Ruth Ccodnow. the first
vice president. has become the presi-
dent OF IN. club and win fiil the I'm
expired term Of office OF president
The business and Professional
womcn'a club in entering an exhibit
OF canned fruits. jeliien. Jams and
such dciicaeics In the Northwest
Fruit Exhibit a, Bell ~. terminal.
which N. various members Of tn.
orga nixa,ion have made themselves
This organization has been extend.
cd an invitation by tho Seattle Won
ems Advertising club to attend a ban.
quet and address By Mr.. Chas. Henry
Mcintosh. president OF the Advertis
ing Association OF the World. TO be
given at the Washington Hotel An.
nex on Monday evening. November
Is. NJ Gao y. IN.
At the last meeting Of the club
there were two most interesting and
educational talks on India DR..
Adelaide Woodland, medical mission
airy at Fatchgarh. u. y. India. I'm
der the Presbyterian board told the
club about Conditions Today OF
Women and Children In india" Dir.
Woodland pointed out that In her
seven years experience among the
women and children in India there
was no mirth. no Joy. no singing.
but there was much sadness. ignor-
ance. superstition. darkness. sin. dis
ease and famine. The children did
not know how to play. There was no
team work or group organization
work.
Dr. Woodland said. "ou, Of the sf5
millions OF people, i2 per cent are
literatc. and this literacy limits
itself largely 20 the second and third
reader: and out of this IL per cent.
only one per cent OF the women are
iiterate. The women OF the lower
caste drudge away I'm the cotton mills
and AT various kinds OF labor. or the
Weather and better educated caste.
only a few OF the women are great In
Q ts.t. -
treated az slaves and chattels Their
religion OF Brnhminism and trans
migration OF souls and the various
crystallized customs are largely re
sponsible for the women not having
freedom and being more literate.e
Miss Louisa Lee. supervisor OF
Contract school in Indin. under the
Presbyterian board, told OF the
Causes of India's Present Condi.
ton" She maintained that India
was backward politically. cconomi
cally and socially because OF it's
superstitions, ignorance and Hitter.
acy.
Miss Lee said that 'the ayerng &c
income per capita Is $40 a year for
a man with n family OF five. Only
rs out OF 1000 Infants live in this
evil atmosphere year In and year out.
There is no dream OF democracy as
the caste system and the religion has
ouch hold on these people. The
only solution for this sin. disease
famine. illiteracy and darkness IA the
light of Christianity. which only can
bronx the hold that the religion of
Brahminism and the customs OF
ages have had on these peoples"
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Society at
the Harbor Ports

Colonel John l.. Hayden. Z. y. 4.
commander Of the Puget Sound
coast defcnacn. wnA among the
guests informally entertained ~
their Fort worden quarters on Sun.
day by Major Frank Dexter Applin.
4. :. A.. and MR.. Applin. The
agreeable party was completed BY
their house guests. Lieutenant Iohn
Harvey Madison. 4. >. A.. and MIR.
Madison. OF Fort Casey. and by the
coioners attractive son and daugh
ter. Lieutenant Frederick l.. Hay.
den. 4. =. A., and Mrs. Frederick
l.. Hayden. Of Fort worden.
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Dinner Honors
Mrs. Warmer

Honoring Mrs. c. Arthur vsrncy.
Of Yakima. Mr. and Mrs cassIus c.
Alexander. 4i2s Evanston ave, enter
tanned "Wednesday evening with a
dinner At their home.
Mrs. varney. who iH the guest OF
Mrs. Charles q. Miller. Is tho presi.
dent Of the state branch OF tho Par
entTeacher association.
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Captain Nyai T.. Adams. L. s. A..
Lieutenant Cyrus Quentin Shelton.
4. \. A.. Lieutenant Edward l..
Supple. 4. s. A.. Lieutenant Lopez
u. Lowry. 4. $. a. Their guests
included the line at Fort worden.
Fort casy. Fort Fiagier. and the
civilian dancing set.
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On Monday evening. November Fl.
the Seattle Grade Teachers club
viii entertain the new grade teach.
ers nj a dinner In tho Masonic clue
rooms, Arcade building. supt =. b.
Cooper and Mr.. Henry King OF the
board Of education viii speak. spe.
cial music and community singing
will be featured.
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Orthopedic Thrift Shop
Open Again

The orthopedic Thrift Shop Ia open
for business NJ it's new location. 1914
Fifth ave. where many articles OF
Interest TO Christmas shoppers. IN.
gliding toys, arc on display Both
the Thrift Shop and the Ten shop
will be closed Thanksgiving Day.
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She Admires
Returned Soldier

Dear Miss Grey: You ask the
question "a regards the young man
who signs himself as a Returned Sol
der.
!. for one OF the fair sex. admire
the young man who has 10 much re-
,pcci for women that he would not
say or do anything OF questionable
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ENrENrr connIAIE

The entente cordiaie 40 noticeable
In this district between the military
and civilian Ncte, was never more
marked than in the sympathy eN-
pressed during the recent illness OF
William Merriam. known 10 his in.
Inmates az Billie. the son Of Colonel
Henry Macpherson Merriam. 4. s.
A.. commander OF Fort Worden. and
most llknble youngster. who Is
recovering from an operation fos
appendicitis. performed on Monday
by Major Alvin Charles Miller. med.
teal corps. 4. \. A.. az the miiifa ~
hospital AZ Fort worden. Happily
e"nyn lchcing. the boy IN now at his
fnthers quarters az Fort worden.
and with his devoted mother. re-.
cciying congratulations.
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seattle wonan's Club

The literary Interpretation class OF
the Seattle Woman's club will meet
Tuesday. November 90, at the home
OF MRS. J. g. Baker. 17s Aloha 81.
~ =. m. under the leadership of
Madame Marie wernli Becbc. Cur.
rent topics at 2;30 p. m. Miss Maude
McGough, leader.
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Commenrralih ci,th

The Commonwealth club win hold
iss regular meeting Monday. Novem.
b~r 81. IN the l.. {. smith building
restaurant Mr.. Peter Witt and Mr..
J. Y. c. kellogg viii discuss the pros
and cons OF -clyii Service Public
welcome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-19

King County legislative federation
will meet Monday. November n. ~ :
p. m. IN the second floor ciubroom
IL the y. W. c. A.. tffth ave. and
seneca A. Mr. Peter witt viii speak.
Public Invited. Executive session at
y. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-19
Informal Sunday
Night Supper

Complsmcnting MIR. and Mrs Wat
- l. Barclay Of williamsport. DR..
and Mrs Richard w. Perry viii en-
ccrtain with an informal supper at
their home Sunday evening. Mr..
Barclay Is the brother Of Mrs Perry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-19

CHARTER O.. y. y. o.. will inset with
Mrs. T.. u. SUNNY. ssot sist ave. y.
T.. Monday afternoon AZ O'Clock.
Assisting the hostess will be Mrs.
NJ. H. Gushing and Mrs. George
Scwlands.
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Dinner Hosts

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Green will
entertain with dinner at horne
Thanksgiving day. Included among
their guests will be a group OF young
men attending the University OF
Washington. who win be unable to
go home for the holiday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-19
Writes That
She's Lonesome. Too

Dear Ex-Soldier; am sorry for
you--for am a lonely girl. just be-
cause ! will not accept the advances
that the ma ority OF young men now
n-days seem 10 think necessary after
about their second call at girls
home.
! would rather be alone than have
some one falling all over me. which.
10 me. ~ intoierable. sincerely
hope you are fortunate in finding
tome good giri who appreciates the
respect Of "a real gentleman. EFF.
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Hostess at Smart Tea

Mrs. MorEan Hall McCicment was
hostess yesterday afternoon at a
smart ira given at the Hotel Sorren-
70, after I o'clock. Centering the sa-
Ne WAS beautiful basket % ophc.
~ roses and small yellow chrysan-
themunr-. where Mrs, Frederick
Johnston and Mrs. Rex Stafford pre-
aid<d-
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Informal Tea

Mrs Alexander Chalmers enter.
tanned with an informal tca al her
home Friday afternoon. compliment.
ing her sister.in-law. Miss Helen
Chalmers. of Portland. who Is her
house guest.
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Judge and Mrs. Myers
to Entertain,

Judge and Mrs. ". A. p. Myers
are entertaining with a family din
ner OF IA covers at their home
Thanksgiving.
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Entertain With
Fdmily Dinner

With covers placed for twelve
members Of their family. Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Hedges VIII be dinner
hosts AT their residence on Thanks.
giving.
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Ladies' Grotto club

4 court whist party will be given
Saturday November rs. ut $50 p. M.
~ Wings cafeteria, under the
auspices OF the Ladies' Grotto club.
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Mrs. Whittlesey
Plans Dinner

On Thanksgiving day family din
ner will be given by Mrs. Charles r.
Whittlesey at her home.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
Col, Ellsworth ('ircI. NJ =

Friday. November 25, n noon lunch.
ron VIII be served by Col. Ellsworth
Circle, No. 81, Ladies OF the q. AR.
in Veterans han, Armory. Members
and friends invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-19
Mrs. GdlbraiM
Plans Dinner

With covers placed for ten. Mrs
,. =. GaIbrsith win entertain with a
mmilys dinner at her residence. is@s
ueventeenth ave. Thanksgiving Day.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Scurry
] Hosts

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ T.. scurry enter.
tanned with an Informal dinner Fri.
| day evening. complimentary to Mr..
p. Burns Of Calgary. Alberta, who
V guest in the city for short
| time.
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The time for cleaning. fresh
ening, dyeing or caring for furs
l. at hand The economical WON
am wishes TO do these things her.
self. but perhaps hasn't an inklinr
Of how 10 proceed. This IN one Of
the reasons The Star maintains its
Washington bureau where the
most nfbdcrn methods for doing
things may be had for the asking.
II you are in need OF this infor.
nation write The Stars Washing.
ton Bureau. 1872 New York ave.
Washington. ID. e.. enclosing 2
cents postage.
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Clubs
CLrBs FOR MONDAY


sisysns PIT. a. will hold a rally a'
the school. Monday. November u. =,
.. IN. Community singing win Be
led by Mr.. w. W. Oliver. Rabbi Koch
will speak on Disarmament
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Informal Dinner
at Home

DR.. and Mrs. Robert n. Forbes
we're hosts a, their horne Thursday
evening. entertaining With AN infor-
mai dinner.
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Canadian Club

Tuesday evening. November %, at
the Women's University club. the
Canadian club 81 seattle holds lie reg
ular social gathering. when there Will
tc cards Tor those who wish 10 play
aud dancing 10 the music OF Prof
Dudley's orchestra for those who
dance. These meetings are held every
alternate Tuesday and the attendance
Is growing constantly. Canadians IN
the city wishing 10 make consenini
friends are especially Invited 10 at.
tend and TO join the club.
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FUNERAL. sERyIcrs ,or n,

Mary Vernah Pinkham. who died al
her home. sa3 u. Northlake ave.
Tuesday. were TO be held ut the Col
Inns brothers. mortuary Saturday, 2
y. m.
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Officials Of Bank
Plead Not Guilty

YAKIMA, Nov. ls.-Sikko Barr.
hoorn. president OF the defunct Cen
trail Bank and Trust company Of
Yakima. pleaded Friday not guilty
TO the charge OF accepting deposits
for the institution when he knew his
firm was insolvent
u. J. Ellis. formerly cashier Of the
same institution, pleaded not guilty
10 "a similar charge. The two men
were indicted by grand jury after the
banking firm had closed its doors.
THE FIRST SHIPMENT Of birch
logs for Seattle has left tho Alaska
port OF Anchorage.
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BACHELOR HOSTS

Az the Officers Club at Fort
Vordon on saturday the bachelors
OF Fort Wordcn returned their so.
cial obligations by giving IA dinner
dance. The informal dinner was
managed with much merriment.
Fulfilling the expectations aroused
by the original and amusing invi.
taiions. The dance followed. tho
music furnished by stringcd or.
chestra, selected from the sth
Coast Artillery Band. under the
baton OF Warrant Officer Alvin
Schicr. band master. The hosts
we're Major Albion lockwood. u.
>. A., Major II. II. Lyons. u. s. A.,
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beacon I'm Congregational Church
Bayaar

The Beacon i'm Congregational
church viii give n haznar. December
?. beginning az . p. IN. There viii
be booths % fancy work. candy. ds'iis
and dolra clothing. aprons. chill
dren'n garments. toys. pott~d plants
and a fish pond for the children. Tra
viii be served during the afternoon
and n ilgh, supper from until s
o'clock. A short muascoi program
win 10 given. The proceeds of the
bazaar viii be devoted TO carrying
ON the work OF the church.
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Familu Dinner

Mr. and Mrs George w. Fischer
will entertain with a family thinner at
their home ON Thanksgiving.
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MANN. Drnmniu. CIuh

The Manus Dramntus club VIII
meet ~ the home OF Mrs. Howard u.
chaatnin. s2s6 a7th ave. s.. Tues
day. November 20. at = .. IN.
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Mr.. Nell Nelson viii speak on
motion picturcA' ~ the meeting 81
the Green Lake PIT, A., Tuesday
evening. November &c. \ o'clock. at
the Community house on the school
grounds. Parents and guardians
urged 20 attend. Refresh n Is
served.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-19

Monday afternoon. November %.
the Sons OF Veterans Auxiliary
viii be Inspected by Mrs. Eugene
Carr OF Tacoma. Members are re.
duested TO lie at Veterans hall.
Armory. at 1880 .. m. Election OF
officers will take place December G.
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An adroit story In current mag
azine sets forth the advantages. so
eialiy and politically. OF clever light
ing a. applied 20 dmwing-rooms IN
Washington. And an ambassador
20 Turkey has lately assured ua that
the lighting Of the dinner table al
The English embassy In Constants
uople IL no beautiful as TO make tn
shrowdest diplomat. for the moment.
forget his formula.
u was also the exquisite lighting
OF the dinner table at their Fort
Worden quarters on Friday tina,
whH matter Of comment anon
the guests. new arrivals on the for,
who were being dincd. bridgad. and
welcomed 10 the line by Major
Frank Dexter Appiln. 4. \. A.. and
Mn. Applin.
Tho great shade above the table
was pink. and the little shades above
The candies were pink. thru which
the HIGHT fell on orchid begonia
spreading In n lovely circle innu
merabie pink flowers. The same
tint roappearcd In the almond cases
and IN tho favors. painted figures
OF rosy maidcnn. each one study
Tor Aurora. The guests were Cap
tain Kern A. y. Rice. engineer
corps. u. y. A.. and Mrs Rice, cap
tain y. W. inmon. medical corr~
=. :. A.. and Mrs. fnmon. Captain
y. l.. Boyd. dental corps. q. \. A.
and Mrn- boyd. The aiiur4ng souye
nirs Tor high score went To taptatr
>. W. inmon. medical corps, L. =
~. and 70 Mrs. Inmon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-19
william Mckinley Circle iiummage
SaIs

william Mckinley circle will hold
an aiiday rummage sale IN the new
p.I building. on Pine -. near
sixth ave. Tuesdny. December g.
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An engagement. lately announced,
Of much intoret 10 the harbor s,s.
trict- is that OF Miss Beatrice Down.
ing. who rs remembered as a charm.
lngiy patrtcian girl. recently the
house guest at Fort wonien Of Ma.
ior Alvin Charles Miller. medical
corps. U. :. A., and Mrs. Miller.
The fortunate man. Yves, po,n.
graduate. Is Eugene Sterling White.
Sides Lieutenant OF Infantry, L.
s. A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-19
Christmas Isasaar

Alpha Chi Omega will hold a
Christmas bazaar az the chapter
house. ssss 18th ave. n. y. on Fat.
urdny. December 10. from to .
O'Clock.
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ballard W. &. =. 4.

The Ballard w. G. 4. a. will meet
nj the home Of Mrs Lillian Vincent.
1897 etth ave. N. w. on Friday
afternoon. November s5, ~ o'clock.
The subject for the meeting VIII lie
"chrlatinn CitiscnHhip." with Mrs. +.
itch us chairman.
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HANDSOME ArrAIp

HANDSOME AFFAIR
A handsome affair wns the bridge
given at their Fort worien GUAR.
tes on Friday by Captain. Arthur
y. Hughes. u. s. A., and Mrs
Hughes, whose guest list commit.
mentcd Colonel John l.. Hayden. n.
:. A.. commander Of the Puget
sound coast dcfenses. Colonel Hen.
~ Macpherson Merriam. l.. s. A.
commander OF Fort wor,len. and
MIS-. Merriam. with their house
guest. Mrs. Madeleine X. Clifford.
OF California. Major Alvin Charles
Miller. medical corps. L. S. A.. ana
Mns. Miller. Captain Louis James
Bowler, L. $. A., and Mrs. Bowler.
captain Francis James F'itzpatrick.
Z. ;. A.. and Ms, Fitzpatrick. Can.
tain Joseph Francis stiley. L.. S. A..
and Mrs. Stiley. Lieutenant cyrus
Quentin Shelton. T.. s. A., Lieuten.
ant Frederick l.. Hayden, L.. $. A..
and Mrs. Frederick l.. Hayden.
Lieutenant Edward !. Strickland.
I. 5. A.. and Mrs. Strickland. The
prizes for high score were won b,
Lieutenant Frederick l.. Hayden. Il.
!. A., and Mrs. Frederick l.. Hay.
den. The consultations were divided
between Mrs. Stiley. wife Of Can.
tain Joseph Francis Stiiey, u. s. A..
and Captain Louis james Bowler.
u. $. A.
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AauiIa Lodge No. ~

hauila Lodge No. 30, Degree OF
Honor Protective association. win en-
terrain with a special Thanksgiving
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The Ladies' Crotto club siii enter
tain with "A card party a, Wings
cafeteria saturday evening. SoNcm'
Der &c. al $50 o'clock.
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SEA VIEW

SEA VIEW
a view Of the water and IN.
mountains 70 lovely as TO interfer.
~'h high scorue at bridge accented
The prrt'y party given al her town
houas on Saturday by a delightful
army hostess, Mrs. No~e. the sifr
81 Major Robert u. yose. 4. n A.
retired. and tho daughter OF Mater
John Law Hughes. L. & A re.
'irrd. whoee girlhood waa PASSED In
The harbor distrac, and whose wei.
ding at wordcn n rtill remembered
a. a picturesque and notable event
The prizes FOR high score were won
BY Mrs. Allan Trumhuii. the second
oy Mrs. Applin. wife OF Mntor
Frank Dexter Applin. u. s. A.. tbs
Third by Mrs. Frcderick J. Bailey.
and tho consolation by Mrs. 4. =.
Barnes. Tn. Tia, was a large one
including both army and civsIl.n
soniinxrnts. the tea guests ARRIVING
10 ftnd the tea table a blue and gold
affair. and tho assisting hos,es.cs.
Mn. Merriam. wife OF Colonel Hen.
~ Macpherson Merriam. 4. 4. A..
commander Of Fort wordcn, Mr..
Hughes. wife OF Major John Law
Hughes. Y. >. A.. retired. Mrs. App.
I'm. wife OF Major Frank Dexter
Applin. Z. s. A.. Mrs. George
WEIGH. Mrs. Harvey Lewis Tibbaln
Mrs W. J. Fritz. Miss Eiscnbcis.
Miss kinkaid. Miss Helen kihkaid
Miss Richardson. Miss Jordan. Miss
Barnes.
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whist party Wednesday evening. No
vember 20. nj 100 Madison ~. faVofs
awarded aud refreshments served.
The New York herald., 1921-07-10
RED AND SKINNY PLAY
S GAME OF BURGLARS
Enter House Through Roof ;
NoW They're Locked Up.

Red Gardner and Skinny Jeffs invented
q new game yesterday. Red and, Skinny
are each years old and live at 953
and 955 st. Marks avenue. Brooklyn.
Since school closed last week they have
grown tired of playing INDIAN" and
'oowboy" and detective" 50 yesterday,
the police say, Red suggested that they
play burglar"
AT 5 o'clock in the afternoon John
Bliss, of 935 st. Marks avenue reported
to the police that his home had been
broken into and that two lavallieres, a
gold watch and chain. gold cigarette
case and childs toy hank containing a
few pennies, all valued at about $500,
had been stolen.
Detectives Fennelly and jSeckinger
were inclined TO think 1t was an inside
Job until one of the neighbors remem-
bered he had seen two small boys, one
of them red haired, on the roof of the
Bliss house. All the small boys on the
block were rounded up and,- in spite of
his indignant denials, Red was taken to
the police station.
For almost two hours Red stoutly
maintained his innocence. but when the
detectives accused him OF being mean
to rob the baby's bank, 1t is said he ex-
claimed
II, didn't steal the bank Skinny took
It."
That spilled the beans and then Red
confessed, according to the police, that
they had broken into Mr.. Bliss,s house
through the slkylight. He and Skinny
were entered on the police blotter as
Edward j. Gardner and Earl G. Jeffs.
The loot, 1t Is alleged, was found in
Reds cellar. The boys will be ar
rafgned tomorrow IN Children's Court.