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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29
Cynthia Grey:
Girl Lacks Courage to Wed-Feors She'd Not Re-
Able TO Stand by Man Accused Of Serious Choroe

Dear Miss Grey: am in love with young man who ones
accused of serious charge II proved absoute
that he had nothing do with the matter for the real I
p full confession But before his name was cleared
number of people got the idea fixed in their minds thai
they never quite convinced of his innocence know
in love with me- but have been afraid TO encourage him
because | not could be really happy with man
that others look down upon Do you think would get over
this feeling if ! TO marry him? | know he every
thing he should be. WORRIED
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Pre-Nuptial Compliments
for Miss Ly1non

As pre-nuptiai compliment to
siiss Lucille Lyman. whose marriage
TO Mr.. Elmer w. Payne win take
place November rs. Mrs. Richard
Seaton entertained with handker-
chief shower at her home al Rich.
mond Highlands. last evening. Invi.
tations were limited 10 about twenty
friends Of the honor guest.
On Tuesday Miss EsteIle Payne
complimented Miss Lyman with a
miscellaneous shower at her home
when Halloween decorations pre-.
dominated. and the gifts were pre-.
scented from witches pot Miss
Anita Perry Of Duluth. MINI. as
sisted the hostess in entertaining the
twenty-five guests invited for the AT.
fair.
wednesday evening. Miss Lucia
Tedford was hostess at dinner of
twenty covers and a miscellaneous
shower for Miss Lyman. the men
coming Ia later.
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tell me ", after being away from NV
husband for seven years. 4. r.,
marry again without divorce
a. ! don't know his Whereabouts,
have given him up for dead u.
was soldier In the army ana !
wrote to Washington, but they knex
nothing OF him. ! also wrote 10 M.
mother. but was unable 10 find an,
anything from her. Thanking W.,
for your answer. ~ \"
NO, Hoa cannot marrv again ui,t.
out a dfrorcc. After filing sulf n,
dirorce you must uait SIR months fov
ne final decree. After obtainiro ~.
iinoi decree von may marry immedL
dfeFU
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Music
Arthur Hackett
Concert Monday

Arthur Hacketi. the tenor with
the "silver voice" win be heard In
concert Monday evening In Meany
hall.
He made his first visit TO the Pa.
cific coast In 1919 when he was
heard In joint recital with Geraldine
Farrar and Rosita Renard. Prior
TO this time he was comparatively
unknown 10 Pacific coast audiences
His succesr. therefore. was all tho
more gratifying for the reason that
IL was a spontaneous recognition OF
an artist who had won by the DO
tcncy OF his art alone.
In tho two years that have passed
the advance Of this American singer
has been noteworthy. His record IL
one OF achievements. both In the re-
citai field, and az an orchestral solo
lat. With the Boston symphony or.
chestra alone he has sung IS times.
and has appeared besides with the
New York Philharmonic. the phila.
delphia. 50, Louis. Detroit. cicvc.
land. Minneapolis and Baltimore
symphonies.
His appearance here win be un.
der the auspices Of the women's
league OF the University OF Wash.
ington.
The program 10 be given win be
az follows:
nina +...tst..sss...s.... rcrgoicsi
Charlotte. ~ Ton Ani.".
ouAnd CO Beau Pretemps- stuart Mason
ffngsttf -sssssssssssss.s WecSerttn
Hsclta,ive--"peepsr and Deeper sur.
Aria--'Wsft Her Angels. tfrom "Jep-
thA , 80. =. ss'.s, $3.50. sHhnuel
In silent Woods. 49,. Rimski .korsakoff
btHsouance ts.tf .s.sst.s. =. borodtne
But Lately IN Dance. ....... -Aruesky
sonFs " Orusia".. .Rschrns nlnon
NsH ..s.s'ss ss..ess.ss..ss+.ss Fsure
Dune Prison" .................. Hahn
Chant Nenetien" .........p emharr
'fAmento provencale"- ........ Paiadlike
bhnhon Ia ttque' s......... .paldowskl
Days That Come and Co. Alice Barnett
"oh. Mistress Mine Mrs n. A. A. Beach
The Devout Lover. Edward Horsman
"Nichsvo" c'Nothing MsttersD. .....
sssssss.. sss.ss.-..ssssss Mana yucca
Constance Freeman Haetett at the piano.
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Dear Miss Grey; WIN you please
tell me the names OF cabinet officers
al Washington Thanking you
NJ. -.
They arc; Charles Z. Hughes. Sec
rcfary Of State: Andreto vs.. Mellon,
Secretary Of the Treasury; John w.
WEEKS. Secretary Of War; Harry w.
DonoherfV. Attorney General; wa
n. Hays. Postmaster Generoi; EdiciH
DcnbD. Secretary Of the Nary; Al
bert u. Fan. Secretary Of the In
terror; Henry c. Wallace. Secretary
Of Agriculture: Herbert Hoover. Sec
refarD Of Commerce. and James j.
Dauis. Secretary Of Labor.
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Young Ladies Institute
Dance This EUenin0

The Young Ladies' Institute are
entertaining with Halloween dance
this evening In Knights OF Columbus
hall. The committee In charge Of
the affair includes the Misses Clara
Brons. Betty Hurd. Mary McKaig.
Della Murphy. Olive LaBounty and
Loretta McCafferty. The patrons
and patronesses will be SIR. and Mrs
Charles Law. DIR. and Mrs. Bcnshoff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph II. Manning.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. a. Kaufer. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. r Corbett. Mr. and Mrs. VII.
liam Dever.
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Rev. and Mrs. Dunlap
Celebrate Golden
Wedding Anniversary

On Tuesday evening. October IL. al
| the University Christian church. Rev
Rnbert Edmond Dunlap. and Mrs
Dunlap OF Phoenix. Arizona. cclcbr71t
cd their golden wedding anniversary
Rev. and Mrs. Dunlap were for many
years former residents OF Seattle
and came North this summer TO be
with their son, Mr.. J. w. j.. Dunlap
of yashon Island. and Mrs. Eugcn1
A White OF Tacoma. on the occasion
OF their fiftieth anniversary.
A wealth OF autumn foliage and
golden chrysanthesnums decorated
the church. Preceding the ceremony,
Mrs. Romeyn Jansen. accompanied
by Miss kathrine Robinson. sang
AT Dawning. -and to the strains OF
the Bridal Chorus from Lohan.
grin. played BY Mrs. white. the
two small ushers entered. They were
the grandsons OF Rev. and Mrs. Dun.
lsp--william Dunlap and Frederick
White. Following them was a little
granddaughter. Eleanor White, ar
flower girl. daintily frocked In blue
ruffled organdie. with a cunning III.
tie hat 10 match. and carrying a
white basket overfiowing with tiny
pink chrysanthemums
Mrs. Dunlap's gown was OF laven-
der crepe and cloth II silver, with
crystal beaded girdle. Her corsage
was OF Cecil Drummer roses and VIC.
let's. Rev. q. T. Eshelman OF Ia
emma v.erforv,nx 49, ....xwxn.... -
sisted by Rev. Galen Wood. both life.
long friends OF the couple. After the
ceremony reception was held In the
church pariors A program OF In.
formal speeches and a vocal group
by Mrs. Russell @. Trap. followed.
Mrs. Henry o. Shuey. Mrs. W. G..
cassels and Mrs. John y. Gordon
were in charge OF all arrangements
Supper was served from a beauti.
fully appointed table carrying out
the golden color scheme In dccora-
tons Presiding at the urns were
Mrs. Russell @. Thrapp. Mrs. T. J.
Shuey. Mrs. Joseph l.. Greenwich.
Mrs. George III. Turner and Mrs.
Cleveland Kleihauer. Assisting were
Mrs. James Farrell. Mrs. J. William
y. Dunlap. Mrs. Eugene White. Mrs.
Raymond Frye and the Misses
Frances White. Nell and Mabel
Shuey.
Many friends Joined In congratula-
tons TO Mr.. and Mrs. Dunlap, and
kilograms OF fluctuations were re-
ceived from many points In the
United States during the evening.
Out-of-town friends attending the
ceremony were Mrs. Anne NJ. Bunk.
err OF Portland, Rev. Eshelman. Rev.
and Mrs. Hermon r. Williams. Mr..
and Mrs. j. r. Wetherby, all OF Ia.
coma, and Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Vim.
cent and family OF Everett. Rev.
and Mrs Dunlap left the following
day for their home in Arizona.
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Soldiers
Settlement Plan

Dear Mrs Grey: WIN you please
explain 10 me what this soldiers, set
Element plan Is? Also. what Is the
100000 appropriation for?
] am an ex-seryfce man, 20 months
overseas. and am interested In this
plan. but do not quite understand II
from the papers Hoping to hear
from you soon. am, yours truly.
J.E.
The sofdicrs settlement plan 4
that the state shan buy undereloped
lands and make them habitdbic and
fniablc. Then sell them TO cx-seyucs
men.
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Marriage Of Miss
Williams Announced

Miss Pendrrgast announces the
marriage Of her ward. Miss Charlotte
Forsythe Williams. 20 Mr.. Victor ~.
Garbcy. son Of Mrs. J. c. Garbey.
Wednesday afternoon. October 20. at
o'clock, Rev. Herbert III. Cowen
performing the ceremony In the
presence OF the immediate relatives
at the brides home. Mr.. and Mrs..
Garbey are spendinxs their honey.
moon In Southern California.
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Irairyiew P.T A

Fsirview PIT. A. viii hold its
regular meeting November az
s15 p. m. In room s. After a short
business meeting Mr. ID. II. Pain.
ter OF the Community Service. win
speak on Music Week" TO be fol.
lowed by some educational films of
interest to parents and teachers.
Refreshments will be served In the
portable.
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Query About
Dictnphone

Dear Miss Grey: Can you please
tell me II there Is q night school in
Seattle where I may receive instruc-
tons on dictaphonc? PIX"
There are dicfophoncs IN the COM
merciai department Of the kiok
schools. but bciiepe there are ~
classes organised However. u vos
toonId report at the high school Il
POUR district. yos can probably get
permission TO use the dicfapheae dr.
ting some other period
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Seattle
Society
Yrs. Jerome ERtertdins
With Smart Tea. As
sisting at Bridge-Teo
Benefit; Morning Nus
icdle Patronesses.

4 SMART tea. beautiful in it's APP
n polntments. was given this
fternoon after four o'clock. by
Irs. Timothy Jerome at her rest.
ience honoring her house guests.
drs. Alexander Poison and Miss
iorotLy Poison. OF Hoduiam.
The tea table conferred with an
: methyst bowl filled with a lovely
arrangement OF Ward and ophelia
oses and a few lavender blossoms.
vas presided over by Mrs. X. u.
ierrill and Mrs. Manson 4. Backus.
assisting were Mrs. Albert Charles
;tuhb. Miss Mary Dudley Walker
nd Miss Virginia shsahan. Bronze
hrysanthemums and African mari.
olds were used In decorating the
lomc.
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Neat Weeks Schedule at
OrthOpedic Tea ShOD

The guilds to be in charge of the
Orthopoiic Tea Shop, 1914 Fourth
ave. next week, will be: Monday,
Capitol Hill Guild. Mrs. Geo. Sample,
chairman: Tuesday. First Hill Guild.
Mrs. a. w. Hawley. hostess; Wednes.
day, University Guild. Mrs. n. t..
Mallett. hostess; Thursday. Queen
Anne Study club, Mrs. Charles Dick
son. hostess; Friday, Mount Baker
Park Guild Mrs. p. c. Kinzer. hos
tess; Saturday. Seahurst Auxiliary,
Mrs. w, r.. Tollinger, hostess.
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MonsLdughter
and Murder

Dear Miss Grey: Please expl.,,
the exact difference between mar.
slaughter and murder, to settle An
afkuhehtf sincerely. J. Es
Murder Is prcmeditdfcd. ,etae
manslauohfer "a done on The ,moyr.
Of the moment.
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Assisting at First Hill
Guilds Card Party

A. the card party which the First
fin Guild Of the orthopedic hospital
} giving az the Hotel Sorrento, Mon
lay afternoon. November 7. the
rns will be presided over at
he tea hour by Mrs John
Collins. Mrs. William ID. Per.
,ins. Mrs George II Fortson and
IRIS. H. II. Williams. They win. be
SISTED by Mrs. V. r. Pavey. Mrs.
:. II. Roswell. Mrs. William Beebe
md Miss Ethel Irwin
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BRIDGE SUPPER

~sNsfff~ E1t fsft
Captain Herbert wlnterburn, u.
:. A.. and Mrs. wintcrburn. at their
fort flagier quarters on Tuesday.
entertained at bridge. followed by a
Jolly supper. The players were the
host and hostesse and Major r. c.
Warrington. L. s. A.. commander OF
Fort flagler. and Mrs. Wellington.
Captain Chester u. McCoid. u. s.. A.
and Mrs. Mccoid. Captain Henry w.
kennard. medical corps. u. &. A..
and Mrs. kennard.' Lieutenant J..
Longstroei wheichei. U. 4. A.. and
Mrs. Whelchel. Lieutenant william
q Jeffords. U. =. A.. and Mrs. JET.
fords. Lieutenant Warren c. Rut,cr.
u. 3. A.
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OFFICIAL LUNCHEON
on Thursday. on the mine plant
or. the Major Samuel Iunggold. en-
route 10 Fort whitman and Fort
Ward, an official luncheon WIS
given by the officer In command,
Captain Joseph Francis stiley. U.
y. A. Ills guests were Colonel John
l.. Hayden. a. <. A.. commander Of
the Puget Sound coast defenHcs. Colo
mel Ira A. Haynes. 4. :. A. Major
David Nc. Nickel. 4. \. A. Of san
Francisco. Captain Arthur Kay
Chambers, q. $. A.. commander OF
Fort Ward, Captain W l. caffee,
medical corps. u. \ A.. stationed At
Fort Ward. Lieutenant Dean Luce.
u. :. A.. OF Fort ward, Lieutenant
Dean Richard Dickey. 4. :. A.. OF
Fort Fiagler. detailed to the mine
planter.
FOUR FAvoRa
Mrs. Merriam. wife of Colonel
Henry Macpherson Merriam. t. s..
A.. commander OF Fort worden. was
hostess at their Fort Worden guar
,crn on Friday when four tables Of
bridge. each lowered with IA prize.
brought together the line at Wor.
den. The successful players were
Mrs. Greene. wife OF Major Royal
Kemp Greene. 4. x. A. adjutsnt Of
the Puget Sound coast dcfenHea.
Mrs. Miller. Wife Of Major Alvin
Charles Miller, medical corps. u. 8.
A.. Mrs. Applln. wife Of Major Frank
Dexter ApDlin. U. s. A.. Mrs. Bow.
Ter. wife OF Captain Louis James
Bowler, Z. 3. A.
D1vERrfNG DETAILS
ON Tuesday at their Fort worden
quarters. lovely with all the flowers
Of autumn, an effective bridge. ciev.
rrly arranged nH 20 detail. WINS
given by Mrs. Applin. wife Of Major
Frank Dexter Applin. 4. 4. A.. com.
plirnentinE Mrs. Madeleine X. elf.
ford. Of California. the house guest
OF Colonel Henry Macpherson Mer.
Ram. Y. 8. A.. commander OF Fort
Worden. and Mrs. Merriam. The
colors chosen 10 give sentiment 10
the games we're black and orange.
orange predominnting In score cards.
bonbonnieres and bonbons. later EN-.
phasixed In flavor and color In the
salad. ices and small frosted cakes
which formed an exquisite collation.
and was served al small tables.
The hostess aides were Mrs. Fiiz.
patrick. wife Of Captain Francis
James Fitzpatrick. U. $. A.. Mrs.
stilcy. wife OF Captain Joseph
Francis stiley. u. =. A. Miss Shell
horn. daughter Of Captain Bartlett
l.. shelihorn. medical corps. Y. =. A.
The prizes for high scores went 10
Mrs. John r. Dobbs. the second 20
Mrs. vose. wife OF Major Robert y.
vose. y. =. A.. retired. the third 70
Mrs Greene. wife OF Major Royal
Kemp Greene. 4. :. A. adJutant 81
the Puget Sound coast dcfcnses. the
consolation 20 Mrs. Hughes. wife ~
Captain Arthur u. Hughes. Y. =. A.
and a coyciahic favor TO the guest
OF honor. The large lis, represented
both the army and civilian sets.
HoSoRISG THE COLONEL
In honor OF Colonel John l.. Hay.
den. u. g. A.. commander OF the
-.
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Compliment for
Betrpthed Counle

Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford Anderson
are entertaining twelve guests this
evening at the Barn Dance" at the
Golf club. complimentary TO Miss
Mae Trenholmc and her fisnce. Mr..
Arthur Russell Griffin. whose wed.
ding viii take place November 10.
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Wednesday
Luncheon Club

Tho Mount Baker Park wcdnes-
day Luncheon club will meet at the
clubhouse next "Wednesday at
o'clock. Tho hosfrsses for the after.
noon win he Mrs. J. WIN Jones. Mrs.
James Austin. Mrs. II. G. Fox and
Mrs. s. Chatterton.
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MISS GREY will receive rs.A
1sl ers OF this department :,
The Star office on Tuesdays from
y 10 4, and at other times By An
poinimcnt. Please do not eo,r.
on other days than Tuesday IN.
less you have an appointmert
with Miss Grey. a. unexpected ,is,
itors Interfere with her writing.
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Captain Amundsen
Dinner Host

Captain Road Amundsen eaker.
tanned with dinner OF twelve Gov
ers az the Bungalow last evening, In
honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hakon n.
Hammer. the occasion being Mrs.
Hammers birthday.
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Halloween Party
and Dance

The faculty and students OF the
Metropolitan Business college enter.
tanned last evening with Hal
loween party and dance at the hall
In the white building. which was
attractively decorated for the affair.
About four hundred students were
In attendance.
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st. Margoret's
Guild to Meet

St Margaret's guild Of ST Marks
church viii meet Monday at the
home OF Mrs. James Hamilton de
ycuyc az ? O'Clock.
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Miss Peirce Entertains
With Informal Dance

Miss Molly PIERCE entertained
thirty friends with a dancing party
at the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. @. Pcirce, at their home on
Queen Anne hill last evening.
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Organ Recital
Tomorrow

Tomorrow evening at 7i5 in the
First Methodist church. Fiuh and
Marion, there will be an organ recital
given by Mrs. Montgomery Lynch.
The following program win be
given:
Suite for the Organ
% Prologue
(2D March
taD Intsrmezzo
90 Toccata
...................J James ~. Rogers
"As Pants the Heart" t2nd rsaim).
s.sts.s.....s. ..-.......... Mendeissohn
The Temple Chorus
Piano Solos
r Y,,,as ~ ,,a,, a nao...'.". rass,
Mr.. John II. Ribbc.
Duet---'"rhc Nesper Hour. ... Shelley
Miss Evangeline y. Cook and Miss
Lois Wiley.
THE Temple Chorus.
Violin Solo--"Aria" ........... .Tonaglia
Duet
The Lord Is My Light. Dudley Buck
Mrs Abigail Ratliffe and Mr. Frank
A. Tiffany
THE Heavens Are Telling C"crea-
tionp -. .............I....... Haydn
The Temple Chorus.
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Halloween Dance

Mr.. Alfred Sernyhough enter.
tanned with Halloween dance at
his home last Saturday evening.
Twenty guests were entertained.
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Personal

Mr. and Mrs. /. X. Coleman and
Miss Dorothy Coleman. OF vancou.
YER. u. e.. are the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. @. T. N. Pratt coming down to
attend the Halloween barn dance"
at the Golf club this evening.
Mrs. Harold Kaufman Plank and
baby son removed Friday from the
Swedish hospital 10 tho home Of her
parents. Sir. and Mrs. Herman
treise. In snohomish.
Mrs. Charles willard S,in-on and
Mrs. John Henry HaiIinger are
spending the weekend in vsncou.
Yer. II. c.
Mr. and Mrs. Arrnin q. Schroeder
and daughter. Mis-. Mary Alvey. are
occupying their new home In Mount
Baker Park. e5s7 3tth ave. &.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. Franklin Thomp.
son OF Evanston. m. who have come
90 Seattle TO make their home. are
domiciied at 2sfz Broadway n.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wright OF
Portland are spending week in the
city. guests at the Seattle hotel.
Mr. md Mrs H. ~ Clark and fam.
ny are leaving wednesday for
e.. at..ssn Caunornia. to be gone six
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elbridge Stuart and
family. who have been spending the
sumper here. are leaving Monday
for their home In Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clare Biglow. Mr..
and, Mrs. II. A. Bigiow and Mrs II.
T. Bredes are leaving Thursday By
motor for Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell G. Wilson OF
1924 Shelby St are being con
graduated upon the birth OF n son
at Providence hospital. October 20.
The little one has been given the
name Of Russell. Jr.
returned from a six weeks trip In
the East and South.
Mr.. Jack Fox OF New York IL the
guest Of his brother and sister-in.law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fox. Jr.. for a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Cline. who havc
been spending the summer at their
home at Olga. are In town for few
days on their way TO their winter
home In Eastern Washington.
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Informal Tea

Miss Katherine Howe entertained
this afternoon at her home on Queen
Anne hin with a informal tea. com
piimenting Mrs. Charles III. Burctt.
who Is leaving soon for Hollywood.
Cal. where she win make her home.
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Gift
Sn11eafiona

Dear Miss Grey: Would you
please suggest some appropriate
birthday and Xmas gifts TO be given
TO a fiance? GLORIA.
Some useful gifts are; Fountain
per. Erersharp pencil. ieafhcr-cov-
cred notebook. or. " he smokes. a
pipe or smoking Jacket.
Dear Miss Grey: VIII you please
tell me II the Scandinavian American
bank OF Seattle belongs 20 the fed
erai reserve? Thanking you very
much. A STAR READER
Yes, the scdndinarEan american
bank did belong 10 the federal re-
scrrc.
Query About
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Chapter AC. p. u. O.. win enter.
tain with progressive stunt party
at the home OF Mrs. S. G.. Graves,
2722 Franklin ave, on Monday after.
noon. October 81. at O'Clock.
Members are cordially invited.
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CANTON CHINA


An attractive tea table. covered
with Oriental embroidery and ac
ccnted with choice Canton china.
was a feature OF the affair given az
their Fort Casey quarters on Thurs
day By Mrs. Inmon. wife OF Captain
u. III. Inmon. medical corps. 4 =.
a. complimenting Mrs.. Boyd. wife
OF Captain J. L. Boyd. dental corps,
u. :. A.. recently arrived nj Fort
Worden. Those assisting were Mrs.
Matthews. wife OF Colonel Harry r.
Matthew'S. 4. s. A.. commander OF
Fort Casey. Mrs. Doig. wife OF
Major Arthur II. Doig. U. =. A..
Mrs. Rutherford. wife OF Captain
Dorsey J. Rutherford. u. $. A. Mrs.
Wertz. wife OF Captain william W.
wertx. 4. \. A.. Mrs Madison. wife
OF Lieutenant John Harvey Mad.
son. Y. y. A., Mrs. Gardner. wife OF
Lieutenant Herbert A. Gardner. u.
$. a. Mrs Nane. wife of Lieutenant
Lyns G. Nane, u. s. A.
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tober 81. in Veterans hall. the Ar.
mory. A. the last regular session.
held october IS. one son of veteran
was obligated and one sister in.
itiated.
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At their Fort Fiagler quarters on
officers night. following the bowl
Ing. Major r.. G. Wellington. com.
mander ~ Fort Fiagicr. and Mrs.
Wellington were hosts at "A gaia
supper. Their guests were Captain
Herbert winterburn. ". s. A.. and
Mrs. winierburn. Captain Chester
b. Mccold. L. 8. A, and Mrs. Mc.
Cod. with their house guest. Mn.
4. u. McCoid. Captain Henry w.
hennard. medical corps. u. \. A..
and Mrs. kennard. Lieutenant WI.
liam q. Jeffords. Z. &. A.. and Mrs.
Jeffords. Lieutenant ]. Longstreet
Wheichcl. Y. =. A. and Mrs. WHEEL.
chei. with their house guest. Mrs.
Martha Bearden Mulholland. Lieu.
tenant Warren G. Rutter. u. s. A.
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The Elderbloom club win mee
November 3. at II q m. In the X
of p. hall. Third and Virginia
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DINNER rNTIME

AZ their Fort worden quarters on
Friday a dinner for a few intimate
friends was arranged by Major
Frank Dexter Applin. 4. $. A. and
Mrs. Applin. Bridge followed the
dinner.
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Seattle Chapter. ID. a. n.

Seattle chapter, d. A. r.. win meet
at the home OF Mrs. +. u. Becker.
423 N. 46th ST.. on Monday afternoon.
The regular chapter luncheon viii be
served at ! o'clock. Take Phinney
ave. car to N. 45th st.
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Sons of ycterans, Au,iI,.rv

The Sons OF Veterans auxiliary
will meet on Monday afternoon, oct.
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Sorosis Club

The Sorosis club will hold It's next
meeting AZ Sigma Kappa house, on
Mond y afternoon, at o'clock. The
hostess, Mrs. c. r. King. will be as.
sisted by Mrs. Henry A. Anger.
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Clubs
CLUBS FOR MONDAY

King County Humane Society
King County Humane society has
organized bridge club to meet the
second Monday in each month. For
information. call East 55S1.