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other fgurehead, and perhaps they would
leave the maritime province altogether.
Semenoff, who is of mixed Russian and
Mongol blood, served with the Verkhneu
dinsl- Cossacks-most OF them Buriats-
and rose to the rank of Captain during the
great war. Neither his education nor his
military talent permitted Of his rising
higher, and he would not have risen so
high had it not been for the war, which
accounted for very rapid promotion of
regulars in all the belligerent countries.
He saw a little service on the European
front and then returned to the Far East,
where he fell under the influence of old
Gen. Khorvat, the head of the Chinese
Eastern Railway and a strong reactionary.
With financial help from Khorvat he
formed in northern Manchuria curious
military outfit comprising Russian boys Of
1e and II, Cinnamon, Coreans Mongols
and Japanese. This was 1918. This varie-
gated gang could do nothing against the
Bolsheviks, though the latter were very
1weak at this time, until the Japanese came
along with their regular troops and cleared
a way for Semenoff as far as Chita. There
Semenoff reigned, under the protection of
Japanese bayonets, till the fall of Kolchak.
without Japanese assistance he could not
have held on for day, for though he had
some Russian officers and a good many
Cossacks attached to him the entire civil
population was against him. He is in the
same position now at Vladivostok
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Revolution
of the
and MrdererOter Fgneead Rate Little Above the Young
Cossack Whose Mentor Is KTok
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Seneno long reputed
the Mikado and regarded hgueead for the
Japanese n Republic of Siberia
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Continued on SLrth Pass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-03
Reception for Gamma
Phi Beta DELEGATES

Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority en-
tertained yesterday with q delightful
tea At the chapter house from 4 un-
I'll . O'Clock. honoring tho delegates
Of the Gamma Phi Beta fraternity
who have been attending the conven.
ton At Lake Crescent In the receiv-
Ing line were Miss Lindsey Barbcs
Of Denver. Colorado. who Is the Gam
ma Phi Beta grand president. Mrs.
q. v. Laury and Mrs A. 8. Haggett.
Presiding at tho tea table were
Mrs. John Loor Locke and Mrs. A.
NJ. Carey. The house was decorated
In the Gamma Phi Beta colors, vel
low and brown. developed in dahlias
and u1arigolds. and a large basket OF
baby chrysanthemums tied with a
fluffy tullo bow centered the attrac.
tive table
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-03
Seattle
'Jociefy
Beautiful Military Wed
ding Joins Miss Ne,U-
lore and Lieut.. Burke;
Mrs. Kaufmann Choos-
cs Assistants.


WITH a wealth OF rudy su'
" tumnal foliage. gorgeous gladi.
oil. larkspur and shasta daisies
banked under a canopy OF grace
fully draped flags. the rustic little
chapel at Fort Iawton presented q
memorable picture for the military
ceremonies attending the marriage
Of Miss Margaret Newiove. daugh.
ter Of DIR. George Newiove. ". 8. A..
ana Mrs. Newiovc. and Lieut.. Rob.
ert wallace Burke. u. =. A.. son Of
DIR. william Patrick Burke and
Mrs. Burke. OF Los Angeles The
service was read ut eight o'clock
by Chaplain rhorns OF Camp Lewis.
Preceding the ceremony. Miss
Mary rassay rang. most delight
fully. AT pawning."
The bride. given In marriage BY
her father. was exquisite In her
bridal attire OF ivory eatin with
long court train. The diaphanous
tulle veil was arranged with .
h~ndcau OF orange blossoms and
lilies Of the valley across her brow.
and her flowers were . shower Of
Ophelia roses Kardenia and lilies of
the valley. Miss Gwendolyn New
love. the brides sister. as maid Of
honor. was charming In Nile green
organdie and CARED a sheaf Of
coral gladioii. Miss Dorothy Van
Way. daughter Of Col. Charles w.
Van Way. U. &. A.. and Mrs. Van
Way. Of Vancouver. and Miss
Grace Carson. were two dainty
bridesmaids. wearing orxandie
frccks--M Miss Van Way In turquoise
blue and Miss Carson In shell pink
They carried arm bouquets Of pink
gladioli. asters and blue iarkspur.
Little Eleanor Fleming. niece Of
Mrs. Peter Dawson. was the train
beArer and wore = dress OF FUZZY
pink organdie.
DR.. John Campbell. U. 9. A.. acted
~ best man for Lieutenant Burec,
and the ushers were Capt. Frederick
Miner. U. s. A.. and Lieut.. Dudley
Wooden. U. 3. A., Mrs. Newiove,
mother OF the bride. wore q hand.
some black spangied net over satin
and ccrsass Of American Beauty
roses and bachelor buttons. Fol-
lowing the ceremony an informal
reception was held at the quarters
Of DR.. and Mrs. Newiove.
Afrs- Burke Travelled IN q Mer.
cedes blue duvetyn sAilieur trimmed
with moleskin. . small gray duvetyn
hat with trimmings Of silver ribbon
and silver buckles. and q corsage
Of Cecil Drummer roses and lilies Of
the valley.
Lieut.. and Afrs- Burke left on
their wedding trip to Los Angeles.
where they win spend ten days Wis
ting Lieut.. Burlo's parents before
leaving for Camp Bennins. Ga
Mr.. Burke h = graduate OF the
Queen Anne Hish school. and Lieut..
Burke Of the University Of Caiifor.
m He = = msmbsr az Bsta Theta
~ maternity.
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Wonen's University
Club Dinner

A. Know Your Club dinner viii
be given for the members OF the
women's University club Friday
evening. September .. At six.shirty
o'clock. Members are rcqussted 10
make reservations early. Tho din
ner Will be followed by = program
at eight o'clock. The committee IN
charge IL Mrs. william Parkhurst
Brawicy. DIR. Mabel scagrave. Mrs.
Dean Hamiin white and Mrs. James
A. Pease.
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Assistants Named
for Tea

At the tea Mn. Jacob Kaufmann
And Miss Adslheid Kaufman afs
swing at their homo next Tuesday
asternoons from Z until { o'clock.
oompiimsnting Mn. Elliott Dean
Harrington. assisting win b. Mr..
Jason d. Butler. Mrs. Frederick Nor.
gnn radeiford and AfrA Walter w.
Reed.
Presiding At the urns tho first hour
vim b Mr.. Oliver d. Coivin and
Mn. James 8 Goldsmith. ana the
second hour Mrs. Harry r. Messsr
and Mrs. Daniel B. Trefethen-
During The Afternoon Mrs. Lottis
Aeeker Kesslcr and Afrs Adam Bee
Ter win sing. accompanied by Mrs. H.
~ Hildrefh.
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Surgeon Explains
Golfer Operation

DR.. John Hunt, Seattle surgeon.
explained at Fridays session OF the
Washington State Medical associa-
ton how he operates for goiter. heal.
ing the skin without leaving scar.
II was explained that the peculiar
water and soil conditions of Wash.
ington cause golfer to be prevalent
here.
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Orthopedic Tea Shop

The Little Tea Shop OF the Ortho-
pcdio hospital win be closed ali day
Monday. In charge on Tuesday will
DO the First Hin guild. with Mrs.
William y. Gaffney as hostess:
"Wednesday. University guild. Mrs.
r. 8. Palmer hostess. Thursday.
Queen Anne guild. Mrs. r. q. shor-
rock hostess; Friday. Mount Baker
Park guild. Mrs. l. IL. French
hostess; Saturday, Renton Hill guild.
Mrs. John r. Main CHAIRMAN.
Mrs. Gaffney's assistants on Tues
day win be Mrs. Jeffrey winslow.
Mrs. George Greening. Mrs. II. N.
Richmond. Mrs. w. r. Prosscr. Miss
Dorothy Green. Miss Ruth Bailey.
Miss Lucille Holloway and Miss May
Herd.
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Knickerbocker
Club Dnuce

The Knickerbocker club Is enter
tanning with Its farewell dance of
the season this evening at the
Leschi pavilion. The committee In
charge includes Mr.. Trafford Hute.
son H.. Mr.. Signor Blum. Mr.. Jus.
tin Haynes. Mr.. wilfred Chance and
Mr.. Stephen Haynes.
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Miss Frances listed will entertain
with a bridge luncheon at her home
Saturday afternoon, September 10.
In honor Of Miss Louise studley,
bride Of this month. ard Miss
Ellen Dulmage. who n leaving soon
10 attend Briarcliff Manor in New
York. Covers will be placed for
twelve intimate friends OF the honor
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by MrA Claude y. Code and Mrs.
Jay Coda. and . pretty tea given
by Mrs. Alfred Carlson. and Miss
Frances Northauiss. who IL 10 be
Niss Erickson's maid Of honor. en-
tertained with = luncheon IL the
private dining room at Frederick 4
Nelsou1-
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Tho first meeting following tho
summer vacation of Aloha chapter
No. ifs. o. r. 3. viii be held Sat.
urday evening. September ., In
Thorn's hall. Green Lake. In honor
OF the worthy matron. Mrs. Nora
c. Nelson. Degrees will be con.
ferred and aii Eastern Stars are
extended cordial invitation 10 be
present.
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MISS GREY WIN reps1vc rssA
N1 err 81 this dapartmsu1 -
Ths star Office On Tuesdays frsn
70 I. and - sth@ times by -
polntment. Please = mt ssns
On other days thnn Tuen6Ay -
isaa ysu hsvs N appsenkDDt
with Ms Greg. - un@posoo
visiters inAerfere WITH har N
ing.
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Mrs. McGillis
Luncheon Hostess

With the Misses Griscom. OF Potts.
vile. Pa. who have been spending
the summer as the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Barr. as the guests Of
honor. Mrs. II. i. McGillis entertain
ed with a beautifully appointed
luncheon at her horne Thursday aft
ernoou-
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INFORMAL DINNER

At their Fort Casey quarters on
Sunday Colonel Harry T. Matthews.
Y. q. A.. commander OF Fort Casey.
and Mrs. Matthews were hosts at
an informal dinner given for Lieu.
tenant John Harvey Madison. u. s.
A.. and Mrs. Madison. Lieutenant
Herbert A. Gardner. U. s. A.. and
Mrs. Gardner.
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To Kenmore
Crease Sfdius

ward J. Strickland. o. g. A.. First
Lieutenant Frederick l. Hayden. u
9. A.. First Lieutenant Gustsve -
vogei. u. 9. A.. ana First Liey
ant T. b. Lowry. U. 8. A. D144e(
to Fort Fiasier are Captain Herbert
winterburn. U. g. A. and First
Lieutenant Warren G. Rutter. U. 8.
A. First Lieutenant Francis w.
Walker. q. 8. A.. = detailed 10
Fort Casey.
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This In the letter.
Dear Miss Grey: Occasionally in
your valuable column ! have noticed
bitter attacks on opposite sides by
members OF both sexes. coming from
those who have suffered deeply. no
doubt Now comes a lone bachelor
Out not a lonely one. nor crusty
onej and takes up the cudgels in DO
half OF tho defense, for I love the
youth Of both sexes.
Tho girf who accuses an men
alike OF being bad; the man who
says that all girls are vamps. are
merely contrasting ss 10 what COM
pany they seek TO attract for the
old rule stiii holds good. that: Like
attracts like" Tho man who. In his
anguish, walls: Where are tho girls
like mother was?" is not seeking the
right company. I know plenty of her
kind, but would not introduce him
10 her.
Then. also. a. TO the boys. sltho
there are not a. many good boys as
girls. III say this: I've seen many
pBy frao ni5 bslus 70 tue aitT Dc
ing every bit rs virtuous as she was
and good. strong. husky. red.blood
ed fellows at that--but I must con-
fcss II all came from careful home
training. and no doubt II was all tho
result ofmany a sweet mothers
anxious care. Girls. II seems TO me.
are naturally good. but that does not
mean that boys are necessarily bad.
but they are moro inclined that way
and need more careful guidance.
As to women's dress. oh. la. Ia
what fuss they make. and the
sweet young things merely smile and
snip off another inch Of their abbre
waited frocks. or whatever they can
EN-. And why not7 voluminoua
skirts do not necessarily mean vir'
tue. a. history win substantiate. The
more they covered their necks and
ankles the worse morals they
boasted.
II has always been my good for
tune 20 meet bright. lively. swee:
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Palm Circle. No. &c, n. Of w,

Palm circle. No. So. Ncighbors OF
Woodcraft. will resume its regular
meetings on September 9. at It's hall,
First ave. and Pike 1T. An entertain.
mcnt. under tho direction Of Capt.
Alice Schmitz and guards, viii be
given. Initiation OF candidates will
take place and the reports from the
Grand circle. which met in July.
given.
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Informal Tea

Miss Katherine Luke has extended
invitations to the intimate friends Of
Miss Louise Studley and the mem.
beers Of the Junior League of the Day
Nursery for an informal tea at her
homo Tuesday afternoon. septcm.
Der 10.
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Pre-nuptial Compliments

Among the affairs given this
week In honor Of Miss Helen Erick-
son. whose marriage TO Mr. Milton
Robert Nichols. OF Toronto. Canada.
win take place September at tho
homo Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
l. Erickson. were a miscellaneous
shower given by Miss Florence Eg-
gieston. 4 glass and china shower
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FaresueU DANCING Pnrty

A. farewell compliment to Mr..
Harold STOUT. who II leaving Tuesday
for Gonxasa college In Spokane. Miss
Audrsv Dent entertained with =
dancing party sf the homo Of hcr
uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. b. L.
Gates. last evening.
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Informal Bridge
.fteTuOOY,s

Mrs. Katherine Reid Peterson was
hostess at two informal bridge after.
Moons at her apartment in tho An
sonia this week. complimenting Mrs.
II. NJ. Ramey. of st. Joseph. Mo.
The invitations were confined TO
Mrs. RAmey's intimate friends.
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DATES
TO REMEMBER

rAA NRDhIs eErIE1 BEN -
Mr.. and Mrs. william IL. Talbot
dinner dance at tho Seattle Golf
and Country Club.
TuKsDAY. SEPTEMBER g.
Mrs. Jacob Kaufman ana Miss
Adeihsid Kaufman 10 entertain
with . tea from four until str
o'clock. honorinG Mrs Elliott
Dean Harrington.
"WEDNESDAY, sEfTENER -
Miss Alice Hole viii be iunehson
hostess. compiimenting Miss Mar
gsret Wright.
Miss Katherine Shank TO entertain
her bridal attendants with .
luncheon At her home.
Mrs. Wiimot Lilly will compliment
Miss Louise Htudiey with an Or
pbeum party. followed by tea at
the Hotel Washington.
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER g.
Mas Margaret and Miss Eileen De-
Ianey Will sntsrtain with 4 tea
honoring Miss Katharine shank
and Mrs. Howard chsstain.
Mrs. II. X. Hogaboom will enter
tain with an Informal tea with
Miss Louise studIey as the COM
piimented guest.
Mrs. Charles v. Whittfsssy will
compliment Miss Katherins Hurd
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER o.
Miss LAuretta and Miss Betty
Harding TO be hortesscs at a
luncheon and miscellaneous show
er at their home. compiimenting
Miss Louise studley.
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER IT,
Miss Marjorie Schueft will wed Mr..
George W. stoddard In the
Church OF the Epiphany.
Mr.. and Mrs. corwin =. shank 70
entertain with q dinner ut home,
honoring their daughter. Miss
Katherine Shank. her fiance. Mr..
Arthur Trumbuii Lac. and their
bridal party.
Mise Constance ssibert will entertain
with a handkerchief shower. com
plifnentary to Miss Louise studley.
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER H.
The wedding Of Miss Katherine
Lee will be solemnized In the First
Baptist church.
Mrs. Colin o. Rsdford 20 give a tea
at her home as pre-nuptial
compliment to Miss Louise stud
Icy.
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER Is
Miss Frances Oldham will enter
tain with q tea at tho Sunset
club. complifnsntinR Miss Alice
Hole and Mrs. Elliott Dean Har-
rinFton.
Miss Lura Tanner will be hostess
at luncheon at homo. compil-
menting Miss Louise Btudiey.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER TO-
Mrs. Stanley Grfffiths and Mrs
Dean HamIin white to entertain
with progressive dinner and
dance, honorinR Miss Louise
studiey and her fiance, Mr.. Ever.
EFT Willard Fonton.
"WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER zi--
The marriage Of Mise Louise gtud.
ley TO Mr.. Everett willard Fem
ton IN Trinity church at $40
o'clock
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS


The Minnewatha club will entertain
with Its regular Saturday evening
hop ut Christenscn's Broadway hall,
Saturday evening. September q.
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Luncheon at Home

As a compliment to Mrs. Raymond
r. Carr, Mrs. George T. Allin and
Mrs. George s. Aliin entertained
with luncheon at their home, 4447
Holly st., Tuesday afternoon.
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Luncheo,, at Sunset Club

Complimenting Miss Louise stud
ley. Z bride-to-be Of September. Mrs.
David Gilmore Is entertaining with a
luncheon at the Sunset club next
Tuesday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-03
Brewery Raided
in Vacant House

Raiding = vacant house at 1910
Western ave-. Friday night. dry
squad men seized 80 quarts OF alleged
beer and a quantity OF apparatus for
liz manufacture. The place II said
to have been elaboraseiy fitted up as
\ brewery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-03
Miss Collins VIII
Entertain at Tea

Honoring her house guest, Mrs.
Cameron Squires, Of Portland. Miss
Catherine Collins viii entertain with
small tea at her home next Tues
day afternoon.
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Afternoon for
Miss DulnldOe

CompIimenting Miss Ellen Dull
mage. Miss Roberta Church Is en-.
tcrtaining with an afternoon Of
bridge 1t her homo Friday. scptem-
Der ..
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ADDITIONAL. CLUBS
Ovrssas Club

The first dance OF the winter
season to be given by the Overseas
club viii be held Saturday. sepfem-
Der .. as nine o'clock NJ Fraternai
Brotherhood hall. fsiik Fourth
ave. at Pike st. Everybody will be
welcome.
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HONOR GUEST

Mrs Moore. wife of Lieutenant
Colonel Jairus Alphaeus Moore. u.
s. A.. was honor guest on Sunday
at a dinner given at their Glen
Cove camp by Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Kiocker and including Miss Klocker.
Captain George b. Kent. medical
corps. u. 8. A.. Lieutenant Dean
Richard Dickey. u. s, A. and Lieu.
tenant T. d. Lowry. U. s. A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-03
Two.rARLE BRIDGE

A two.table bridge was given at
their Fort Flagler quarters on Fri
day by Major Il. c. Wellington. u.
s A. commander OF Fort Flagler.
and Mrs. wellington. the affair
compllmenting Mrs. q. l.. Dlckey
and her son. Lieutenant Dean Rich
ara Dickey. u. s. A.
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PythIan sisters

For the benefit OF the Past Chiefs
association OF the Pythian Sisters.
Mrs. J. w. Clascock win entertain
with card party Mt her home, 1919
u. Spruce st.. on Wednesday even.
ing at eight o'clock.
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girls and good strong. admirab
boys. both In and away fro(
church; we aro Of the humble wort
ing class and seek only our own
level. We are the hope Of the c0ue
try. like what Is called IN England I
The great middle class"
The song In shcridan's '-ThN
School for Scandal IL too long
quote. but the chorus runs thus;
let the toast pass
Drink 20 the lass.
I'll warrant she'll prove an excsz15
for the glass;"
And 20 she viii. 30 here's to ou1
girls and boys. God bless 'emi CIV
them good home training and til
rest win be easy. "Trnin up . CHI
In tho way he should 20 and whe0
he Is old he will not depart from t.
FoRTY-sEvEN. W
To Remore
Grease Stains
Dear Miss Grey: VIII you kindly
tell me what will remove greaGD
stains from 4 photograph folderf
The stains were caused from buttery
fingerA
Thank you for IN early reply.
MARIAN.
A. sou hare not stated rhas ms
feSfai 10 In your folder. the only ssO-
ocsfios cav offer u that yos sss
fhls method: Place q sh<ef Of h1of-
ting paper on either ride of the stain
and press scjfh hot iron. The stain
toll come out on the paper.
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Pretty Luncheon

Mrs. Howard IAthrop entertained
with . prettily appointed luncheon
at her home in Mount Baker park.
yesterday afternoon. with covers for
ten.
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labor Day Will mark The close Of
the season for tho Young Women's
Christian association summer camp
and II u hoped that a large number
Of fricnds viii join In the good
time ~ the camp over the week.
end The camp has eighteen acres
Of woodland and beach.
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Cynthia Gr@y:i
Believer in FOLKS-an Optin,ist-Puts Up Strondl
Plea for Home Training
BY CYNTHIA GREY

By CTNTHTH
defender of youth locker the bright side Of , al
beieuer in the best in humanity optist-ls the chief
contributor to this column today.
He orites letter TO Cynthia In which he takes tho
cudgels Of young America Nth c and substantiaes his
remarks With very stdtements
He confes@s TO being bachelor but not "crusty lonely
one"
He declares there are scores Of agreeable ,ohoesoe
people of both right in this cy and he
may meet them inside outside the church.
aoord of encouragement is ol,oays in order In this
column
letter from pho believes In FOLKS Ia like
ray Of sunshine cloudy day.
boost for the youth of city Is happy Inspiration
the midst Of so much criticism and denouncfng =
So let's read this contributors letter gadIy
Let's believe he believes there Of ycnng folks
the word ho still hare the ofdshoned Ideals tho they
may foloW the eOfashioned vogue In styles
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Labor Day Dance

The United Clubs will entertain
with a Labor day dance at Leschi pa.
vilion Monday evening. September s.
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Personal

Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin c. Carpenter.
Mr.. and Mrs. ~. n. Yeaton. Mrs. Hen.
ry @. Hubbard ana Miss Doris Mitch
ell left last night for Victoria. II. c..
planning 10 return Monday.
Mr.. ana Mrr. Stanley Ballard. OF
Yakima, arrived Thursday. 10 spend
a short time as the guests OF Capt
ana Mrs. w. H. Ballard. In their
apartment Mt tho Washington Arms
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Nordhoff
crheima Miller. OF Los Angeles. CAL.
are spending a fortnight as tho
guests OF Mrs. Nordhoffa parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert 3. Boyns. ut
their home on Queen Anne hill.
Miss Helen stryker left yesterday
for Beiiinghnm TO spend the week
end ne the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
r.. u. DeminE.
DR.. J. Tate Mason and Mrs. Ma.
son viii return 10 their town house
next Monday.
Captain James w. Keen and Mrs.
Keen returned yesterday from sew.
erai days spent at Oak Harbor.
where Captain Keen enjoyed the
renewal Of old aeauaintsnces Of IS
years ago.
Mr.. Hugh Purcell returned Thurs
day from Vancouver. d. c.. where
he spent a few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Eskridge. who
arc touring California. are AZ pres
ent guests at the Hotel Alexandria
ia Los Angeles.
Miss Virginia Piessinger and Miss
Fern Patton have returned from a
months vacation In Los Angeles.
where they visited relatives Of Mlss
Plessingor.
DR.. Kcnsim winslow and Mrs.
winsiow have removed from the
81. Paul apartments 10 an apart.
ment Mt the Carroll
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy q. Rossman.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. u. Hogie and Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Hansen returned
yesterday morning from Mount
Rainier. where they went 20 attend
the Rotary club banquet at Paradise
Inn.
DR.. and Mrs. G. L. Rion. who
have been In California for the
past month. have returned.
Mrs. James G. Huteson an0
daughter Marion returned last even.
Ing from East Sound. where they
have been spending the summer.
Miss Dorothy Gilmore has re-
turned from Tacoma. where she
was the guest OF Miss Betty Baker
for . few days. remaining for tho
dancing party Miss Baker gave at
the Tennis club Monday evening.
The Thrift Shop OF the ortho.
pedic hospital win be closed all day
Monday.
Mr.. and Afys. Harry Ivan Hoskins
and daughter. Virginia. who have
been spending the summer months at
their country home at Indinnoia
beach. have returned 10 the city.
Mira C. Dudley Dean. who has
been the guest OF Mrs. Peter w. Da-
vison for the past month. win leave
Monday for her homo In San Fran.
cisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corwin 3. shank.
Miss Katherine Shank. Miss Virginia
Shank and Mr. Arthur Trumbull Lee
left today for q motor trip to Mount
Rainier 70 spend tho week end.