The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-20

Continued from Yesterday
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From the Gopher Weekly paunt.
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~ons Of the most charming affairs
Of the season was held Tuesday
evening at the handsome new resi-.
dence OF sam and Mrs. Clark. when
many Of our most prominent cith
xehs gathered 10 grct the lovely new
bride OF our popular local physician.
DIR. VIII kennioott. All present
spoke of the many charms OF the
bride. formerly Miss Carol Milford OF
ST. Paul. Games and stunts were the
order OF the day. with merry talk
and conversation. At a late hour
dainty refreshments were served.
and the party broke up with many
expressions OF pleasure At the pleas
ant affair. Among those present
were Mesdames kcnnicott Elder
~Dr. VIII Kennicott. for the past
several years one OF our most popu-
lar and skiiful physicians and sur.
gc0ns. gave the town = delightful
surprise when he returned from an
extended honeymoon tour In Colo
RADIO thts week with his charming
bride. Miss Carol Milford of st.
Paul. whose family are socially
prominent In Minneapolis and Man
kato. Mira. Kcnnicott is lady Of
manifold charms. not only OF strik-
ing charm Of appearance but Is also
Gn1istinguished graduate OF 4 school
IN the asst, and has for the past
year been prominently connected
in an important position Of RESPONSE
hility with the 81. Paul Public Ii
brary. In which city DIR. win had
the good fortune to meet her. The
city Of Gopher Prairie welcomes her
to our midst and prophosies for her
many happy years In the energetic
city OF the twin lakes and the ftr
turc. The DIR. and Mrs Kennicott
VIII reside for the present at the
Doctors home on Poplar Street
which his charming mother has been
keeping for hun who has now re-
turned 20 her own home as LAc-aui-
Meurt leaving a host Of friends who
regret her absence and hope TO see
her soon with W. again.
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She knew that n she ever was TO
effect any OF the reforms" which
she had pictured. she must have a
starting place. What confused her
during the three or tpur months aft.
er her marriage was not lack OF per
ccption that she must be definite.
but sheer careless happiness of her
first home.
In the pride Of being . housewife
- loved every dctail--the brocade
armchair with the weak back. even
the BRASS waferccck on the hot va
TER reservoir. when she had become
familiar with II by trying to scour
Il 10 briIliance.
She found = mAid--plump. radiant
Bea Sorensen from Scandal Cros$
Ing. Bea vas droll IN her attempt TO
Be At once . respectful servant and
Rether over the fact that the stove
did not draw. over the slippcrtncss
Of fish In the pan
Like . child playing Grandma In
Z trailing skirt. Carol paraded up
town for the markctinG crying
greetings to housewives along the
way. Everybody bowed to her.
strangers and all. and made her feel
that they wanted her. that she be-
longed here. In city shops she was
merely A Cisstomer--a hat. q VOICE
TO bore q harassed clerk Here she
was Mrs Doc Kennicott. and her
preferences In grape fruit and man.
ners were known and remembered
and worth discussing even II
they weren't worth fulfilling.
Shopping was, delight Of brisk
conferences. The very merchants
whose droning she found the dullest
NJ the two or three parties which
were given to welcome her were the
pieasantest confidants Of all when
they had something to talk about
lemons or cotton wolfe or floor OIL.
with that skip jack Dave Dyer. the
druggist. she conducted a long mock
quarrel She pretended that he
cheated her in the price Of maya