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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-17
Cynthia Grey :
The Same Old Story OF Married Mans Deceit and
The Flutter Of Young Maids Heart

My Dear Miss Grey: When was Is my mother died, so
have go TO for advice, coming to you
for your opinion Please Miss Gray tell what you think.
because ii is hard to know just what is right We can't
always do what is right matter how much want TO- be-
sometimes must follow the dictates Of heart
know difficult TO advise when has been in the
situation for you never tell what you would do.
Perhaps would do just the opposite advice to the
other party.
Some time ago met man, the only man that has ever
honestly held any attraction for by that
knew would tire of. met him at party. also
asked him If he married and he told That the
only fasehood he told me- and would have
known the difference il he had not willingly told me- have
been going with him for time and in that time have
learned for him than anything in the world
One day. while with him. he told me he married
and that his wife leaves him for four and six months at
time She satisfied where he is and will not make
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-17
SAY ARMY MAN
meant TO KILL
Wife and Sister Menaced
by Him, They Claim

Accused Of threatening 10 kill his
wife and her sister. W. C. Payton.
"a. corporal OF Company 4, c. A. c..
Fort Worden. was tried In Judge
Cordon's court "wednesday. and re-
leased TO his commanding officer.
Maj. lockwood. OF Fort worden.
Payton win be tried by a courtmar.
tiai on his arrival az the fort.
Payton was arrested Monday night
by Patrolmsn Ralph Ozurs. who
claims Payton was lettering outside
a cafe AZ Eighth ave. and Olive ST..
waiting for his wife. a waitress. TO
appear. when arrested. a .4s-calibcr
army revolver was found on his per
son.
Both his wife. Mrs. Payton. and
her sister. Mrs. II. c. Holland. testi-
fed that Pnyion came TO his wife s
apartment Monday. at 1884 Terry
ave. and attacked his wife. after an
alteration with her. Mrs. Payton
said she tainted after. Payton had
choked her. she alleges Payton has
been inaanely jealous OF her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-17
DATES
TO REMEMBER

WEDNESDAY. August H.
Mrs caFwtn = shank ~ili ~nteriala
~iih a tea vnmpiim~ntinE her
daughter. Miss. Katherine shagk.
from unfit t'o'eiack,
The marriage % Mics Dorothy
Warehouse to Nj Ff~asrieh Win.
cent t.acknan will be soismuised
az the hafne % the brides
parents NJ and Mra Charles
Richmond Norshousr.
fntsr,Aksn guild ~ the orthapsdie
hospital Wiii entertain with an la
formal dance At the Yacht club
THURSDAY, Arctsr Ia
iSlsriak~H Esiid - the orthopedie
hospital to sntsftain ~iih fnoen-
nshs dance a. the Yacht clue
Nr and MFs Frederick strive siii
have as their honor dinner Eansts
NJ and Ms MAJ smna. ~
Ses York Nc serxsi kiitanskY
and M rhseAare EBiffinE
Mrs n n burnside and Mra c G
Marion viii entertain 18th
sFidEe-tea Al Mra nafrNidss r~s-
iaencs. epmpiimsntinE Mrs James
iliit. 81 Nss fefk and Mrs.
Henry Thempsoa. u Chicago.
FRIDAY. ArGtsr 10
NJ ard Mrs. tssf9f n Harkus silt
enf~rsaia With an Informal rieair
supper and dance al sun.msf
home at Enetai
Mrs Charles {. Htthard 90 enter
tain wHh tea a. her horne.
high ctfgf' complimentary 60
Miss jRrst Henry and Mics
EFriyn Cetttn
Mr. wnmog y idiiy riii ~ hostess
81 tea. complimentary % Nfs
Jahr ~ issftY. - Ns~ fork
SATURDAY.. sretsr 50
TNs fFst % a series - suhsefip-
ton dances slii taks place At the
Nsrhf rish
rhs uunts ruint ciah carnival. The
~ta.ha we.ka Jinks" q, enc club
heus~. special hoe, .iii leave
Aaaisen park az aiit 0 m
WEDNESDAY. Atsrsr 81
M. & A. McNsy ard Miss VIE
MrNay 10 - humtssses a.
eridEs.dsesant tn Mount nsksr
rafk eias house
FRIDAY. Atatsr e.
The ~edsius 81 Niles Helen Bolster
- Nj Ralph Lrhmar witi take
place IN th~ Church % ths
Epiphany al Stsa orlsck
FRIDAY. sErTEMBER g.
Kappa karpa Gamma sorority ~tii
entertain the Gamma Phi BETA
dsiexatsr stfh a drive, foiiossd
~ a receptein AZ the kappa
house At Z s'rlask
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER t.
shank 20 NJ Arthur Trafuhull
lee ~iil - soleunixod IN the Firss
nAytiss church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-17
O. Sam Cummings to
Talk to Kiwanians

o. Sam Cummings. chairman OF
the international committee on edu.
cation Of the Kiwanis club. viii be
the guest Of honor at Thursdays
meeting OF the club In Seattle. Ia
coma and Everett clubs have been
invited TO hear Cummings. The
meeting will be held at the wash
ington Annex.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-17
WOMEN'S CLUBS

stationed. Dancing will take place
from Sis o, m. 60 1880 .. IN. In
Community hall at Charleston Ken.
meth Go,o's dance orchestra viii fur.
nifh the music. The steamship KIT.
sap II, viii leave from tho coiman
dock at .. IN. and from the West
seattle ferry landing AZ iib .. M.
returning TO West Seattle about iliA
y. m. and TO Coiman dock 20 minutes
later.
Tickets viii be 800 for the round
trip and dancing. and may 10 oh
tanned al Sherman a Gays. the
Seattle hotel. Butler hotel and the
Frye hotel also the Seattle National
hank and the West Seattle State
bank.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-17
Assistants for Mrs.
Hibbard's Garden Tea

AT the garden tea Mrs. Charles
l. Nibhari Is giving AZ her home
sHiEh Clyff." on Magnolia blutt,
Friday afternoon. complimonung
her roddaughter. Miss Evelyn Cob
win anr Miss Janet Henry, alter
Mating at the urns VIII be MIS-
iangdon c. Henry. Mrs, @. II
GOWN. Mrs. Frederick Hall white
Mrs. william Hickman Moore, Mrs-
SOPHIA S. Bauer. and Miss Margaret
stewart. Assisting are 10 be Mn
Robcr, Snowden and Mrs w w.
Felgcr. who will be aided by
group OF ten young friends OF the
honor guests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-17
THEATRES
PALACE HIP TO
CHANGE PROGRAM

Richard Burton and Victor Dyer.
in their comic opera trsvcsty called
"Kapt. Kids Kidd" features the
new program opening at Loew's Pal.
ace Hip Thursday.
THE Fortune Queen" a Cantor
and Yates production. will also oc-
cupy a place Of notice on the pro
gram. The act Is described as a
musical revue.
Added attractions win be Galloway
and Garrett in biackface sklt. Hal
stryker. a contortionist. Frances and
Day in - Musical serenade" and a
feature film play. "JuSt Outside the
Door"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-17
Minute Women
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
MAH0NEY
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

Nshoney u now sleeping
with his she's on. This 1. the
latest proof Of -insaniy" which
has shown itself since the com.
plant charging Nahonry with
insanity was flied Tuesday b.
Johnston Immediately beforr the
time set foe the pleadinx In
Judge Otis W. Drinkers court.
when court was called. 20 minutes
late because Of the filing OF the com.
plant Tuesday. Attorney Johnston
read aloud affidavits OF himself. Mrs
Nora Mahoney. MAhoncy'n mother.
and Mrs. Dolores Johnson. Ma.
honey's sister. supporting the insan.
ny charge against the defendant.
and endcayored 10 persuade Judge
Brinker 60 drop the murder com.
plaint and give Mahoncy trial BY
jury on this charge OF so.caiied I'm.
sanity"
Meanwhile Mahon~y sat before
the court room crowded with
people and looked varnntly about
him. lie wore mn tie. and his
shirt was open nj the throat.
His face wa. haggard and
drawn. and he seemingly had
lost several pounds weight since
the time Of his arraignnient five
days ago.
Judge Brinker refused the reaucs,
OF Johnston and named instead the
Of physicians 10 Invexti
gate Mahoney's sanity. n declared
not insane Mahoney will be request.
ed 20 enter his pleading TO the charge
OF numbering his wife. Mrs. Kate
Mahoncy. Immediately
Drs. -. A. Nicholson. w. v. Gu.
lick. Frank T. wit. Arthur +. Cal.
houn and T.. c. Bricr are the phym.
clans appointed by Judge Brinker to
pass upon Mahoney's mental state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-17
Additional Pdtronesses
for Interldken
Guilds Dance

A special invitation has been en-.
tended the officers OF the battlcships
in the harbor BY the fnterlakcn guild
OF the Orthopedic hospital 10 attend
the informal dance they are giving
At he Yacht club. Thursday evening.
additional patronesses for which are
Mrs. George A. Lockman. Mrs. r. c.
Alt. Mrs G. r. Murray. Mrs @. :.
Rich. Mrs J. IL. Neatly and Mrs. J.
]. Wolfe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-17
To Speak Before
Concentric Club

The Concentric club viii hold its
weekly luncheon at Blanc's cafe nj
i2l5 y. IN. Thursday. Fred w.
Graham. assistant general agicul.
tural development agent OF the
Great Northern. viii speak on the
clubs motto. I'VE, not l."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-17

a homo for him. lie loves children.
bat owing 10 an accident which oo-
CURED while she was a child. she II
unable 90 give him any. Up to a
year AFRO they had been separated for
some time. but for some reason or
other they renewed their life to.
gcthcr. but she ir just tho same.
know what should do and that
IN never see him again. but. Miss
Grey. care more for him than any.
thing IN the world. and Il seems In.
credible that should 10 made TO
give him up. Tell me. please. what
shall ! do7 Shall just wait and sec
what happens or shall ! say what
will happen7 won't you please help
mey A MOTHERLEsS GIRL.
DO you kno,r this mans ,rife, or
her side Of The sforpr Unicss poa do
vos arc not Ia fair position 10
fudge her merely from Thaf her hus-
band tens poa IN my opinion ALSO
ISOLATE frankness bcfcccn man and
roman u the solid pinnacle upon
tchich marriage Is founded --tctfh-
out u. NONE can cHdHre--fhof Is. pcr-
manenfiv or SUCCESSFULLY
A girl iuho is cndmoarcd Of man
orcriooks little faIschoods or excuses
them rpon fhis prctcrf or that be-
fore marriage. only 10 Icorr after
the ceremony that she committed her
most 0rsctous error.
Suppose every obstacle tcere sicepf
10 the pinds and pou could MARRY
tho man. ioonid you trust him abso-
iufcivr Would there ncrcr be O
shadoic Of doubt creep into posr
heart phen he uas dtcdv from pou
as 10 his Iopoity 10 pour fear NOT.
nv girl. and that u the most I'M
poridHt thing vou must consider,
aside from his present marriage ties.
Did vou not kno,c that marriage
iatos ,eere made for the protection
OF icomer. and that uhcn you con-
tinuc 10 see this man irhiIc he Is sfiu
legally another tromnn's husband.
you arc helping 10 tear doun that
thing uhich uas created for your
oicn 0oodf There are those nrho
consider themselves sfron o tciIied,
independent and broad minded ,rho
defy The conventions for a time, and
literally, so 10 speak, "Ocf array ,oifh
IT,. but cUcrfuaHv u Is their un-
doing. BETTER look about von. girl.
for a more suitable pal
why Is the sky rod at times when
the sun Is rising or setting? -. w.
The atmosphere dispcrScs and also
obsorbs a part OF the suns roys. ana
the greater the distance thru the at
nospherc Uhich The rays hare 10
traverse. the greater Is the percent
aoc rhich Is dispersed and absorbed ::
the effect Is. therefore. greatest at
sunrise and sunset. The red rams Of
h0hf, on account OF their greater
unuc lengths, are least affected IN
this ,odp; so that they mop remain
Thcn rays Of the other colors hare
disappeared. The effect Is greatly IN
creased BY the presence OF consider
able quantities. OF iratcr rapor or Of
dust.
why are toads or frogs seen on
the ground after a heavy rain7
ALICE.
During storm. sometimes small
fish or froos arc caught an OUT Of
rery sholloic bodies Of ,oatcr bp IT.
ne cddtcs OF air. They are often car
RED distance Of sererdi mites be-
fore they arc dropped.
How IL honey ice cream made?
". II.
One pint milk. yoiks eggs, 1 cup
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-17
France Accepts
Arms Invitation

PARIS. Aug. is.---France today
officially accepted the invitation TO
attend the Washington disarmament
conference November IL. Premier
BRAND received Ambassador Herrick
and handed him the acceptance.
This was taken TO indicate that
BRAND win personally head the
French delegation to Washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-17
Women to Help in
Disarmament Meet

WASHINGTON, Aug. 17.-Presi.
dent Harding gave assurance today
that women will have a part in the
disarmament conference.
whether a woman will sit as
delegate or as member Of an ad.
visory body which the president con.
templates appointing liz still to be
decided, apparently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-17
Seattle
Society.

az. and Mrs. Manson +.
Bdckus to Entertain at
Dinner, Garden Tea at
High Clyf';; Large
Luncheon Neat Tues
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-17
81 ,Iobn's N.onIlrhl r1cur~ion

Tho Social Service committee Of
ST Johns parish church viii give
Us annual moonlight excursion
August rs on Puret sound The trip
will include points OF interest such
az the municipal bathing beach al
Aih Point. Blake Island and the
Puget Sound navy yard NJ Bremer-
ton. where part Of the fleet IN now
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-17
Japan to Try for
Shantung Decision

WASHINGTON. Aug. i7.--Japan
will renew her attempts to settle the
Shantung question By direct negotia.
ton with China before the opening
Of the Washington disarmament con.
ference. IL was reported in official
circles today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-17
Cosmic Cree Founder
Will Lecture Here

H. Howard Durnin, founder OF the
Cosmic Cree, which he hopes TO make
the universal religion, will lecture
Wednesday night at the New
Thought auditorium. Durnin In a
graduate OF Manitoba university. lie
has in mind plans for the founding OF
Cosmic college, where the Cosmic
Cree will be taught.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-17
Thrift Shops Request

The Thrift Shop Of the Orthopedic
hospital is again making a request
for children's clothes. The last sup.
ply went 80 quickly that the shelves
are hare OF this commodity.
There IL for sale at the shop a
three-burner cosl-oil stove that has
been used but short time, md is In
first-class condition. II Is offered at
a very reasonable figure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-17
S,cimming Party and
Picnic Sumner

MIR. and Mrs Robert Mills Evans
gave a swimming party. followed ey
= picnic supper and dance. al their
horne Monday evening. compliment
ing Miss Mary Radel OF Bridgeport.
Conn. and Miss Emily Nettleton OF
Tacoma. house guests OF Dr. and
Mrs. Caspar W. Sharpics.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-17
Mrs. Walker .Arrdnges
Luncheon

Mrs. William Sherman Walker has
extended invitations for a luncheon
Of twenty-five covers at the Yacht
stub on Tuesday. August %. The
guests win include a group OF former
and present residents OF the colony
NJ Port Madison. Bridge will be the
diversion OF the afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-17
Elite liebekah Lodge

The auxiliary To Elite Rebekah
lodge VIII hold a basket picnic at the
homo OF Mrs. Jane Weich, t2i4 Nor
gnn ~. on Thursday. Mrs. welch
will be assisted by Mrs Grace ktell'
gren A lawn supper will be served
at y. m. 10 he followed by cards.
Members are asked 10 take the Rat
nier Valley car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-17
Luncheon for
Bride-tO-Be

In compliment to Miss Helen Bol.
ster. who with become the bride Of
Mr.. Ralph Lehman. on Friday eve
ming. August IS. Mrs. o. w. Helwig
Edith Brawiey) viii entertain with
a luncheon at the home OF her
mother. Mrs. Gertrude Brswiey. Fri.
day afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-17
George Kelly Gets
His Goth Home Run

NEW YORK. Aug i7.--George
Kelly OF the Giants hit his goth
homer OF the season In the first in.
ming OF the New York Cincinnati
game with the bases fun. Rule
Vanguard was the victim.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-17

AIR. AND MRS. MANSON +,
Nl RAcKus will entertain with
dinner az their hons at the hiEh-
lands Thursday evening. with Mrs
Robert Il. coontz and Admiral Ed
ward W. Eberlc and Mrs. Eeer'e as
he honor guests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-17
WILL ARRAICN
FUND L0OTERs
Confess to Robbing IndjQen,
Soldiers

walter Warren, Rob~rt y n
and Elmer Gamble. three Of ~. 80
American Legion men who eonsss-..
Tuesday the looting Of the sts,s -.
for relief Of INDECENT soidlers 49,.
10 be arraigned before Jude. o,,.
w Brinksr at 800 Wednesday "a -
ter their formal pleas.
Thad and Ward Gardner. b.,a
Prosecutor Malcolm Douglas for u, ~
same offenss. have consulted a.
yers and will not plead until later
Warren. Reed and Gamble. seoo,x
Ing 70 a statement they are nah !.
have given Mai Bert G. Roas. desr,.
prosecutor. intend TO plead guilty
Leo keeney. commander Of Both,
post, said Wednesday he Ia eh.cL,..
the loss due 10 the forgsries Or !.
lief vouchers carefully with the car.
~ auditor.
The forgcries amounted 10 ssa
for July alone. keeney said. n.
firHt forgery was committed sor.
time IN June. II In now believed 49,
the last about July 20.
II had been away for sev.-,
weeks" said Keeney. when / can,
back ! went over the books ~ n.
post and found that a lot Of m,ns,
had been drawn during my ale.p1s
This aroused my suspicious. 49,.
20 William Blackburn, who had an.
ceeded Thad Gardner as Chairman =
the relief committee. and found On
he had issued no relief voucher A.,
ing July. This led 10 the lnyestjrz
ton that resulted In the arrests
WILL BE KICKED OUT,-
SAYS WISE
All the men arrested viii 4
Kicked out" OF the American 7.
g1on and barred from joining an,
other post. Henry A. wlse. st,,,
adjutant. said Wednesday. Tbk
cannot be done. however. Ketre,
said. without the sanction OF Bother
post itself. as each post has sole an
thor1ty over its members In that >.
spect The matter would be but m
10 the post. Keeney said. with u.
probable result that guilty member
would be ousted.
The Legion chiefs uncovevU1
this whole affair" szid Wiz
"and exposed the men asrNtrl
Had IL not hem for our esees.
ness 10 keep the Legion cIeua =
an organization. the facts miehe
never have come out"
Warren was the only one Of tfy
five arrested who was not nembe
OF Bothell post. Ward Gardner b
sun senior vice commander.
Warren was released on he pef
sonai recognizance Tuesday, AFR M
had promised Maj. Ross to appe1
for arraignnent "Wednesday after
noon.
The lootinr was discussed Il SON
length Tuesday night at the regu,x
meeting Of Roosevelt post, yetean
OF Foreign Wars. II was the senu
meni OF members that the whoa
matter should be thoroly investieat
cd and aired by the prosecutins Il
torney's office and severe punish
ment melted out in proportion to tn
wrong done every veteran In thu
state.
Roosevelt post has taken up via
the county Commissioners the matter
OF appointing some veteran. count,
empioye. TO have role Jurisdiction q
all "fioaters" who apply for relief
This. II is said. would insure agains
Further frauds. as each post vouk
then have Jurisdiction over IT. owl
members only. with whom post ON
ciais are thoroly acquainted.
Gee. but Boldt's Bred b soed
II AAxs~~tt~>u<~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-17
Miss Bolster


As a prc-nuptial compliment to
Miss Helen Bolster. Miss Alice Eng
lish will be hostess at a shower and
tea At her home Saturday afternoon.
Today Mrs. Gordon Fullerton enter
tanned with an informal tea in her
honor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-17
Informal Summer
Dance

To honor her house guests. Miss
Ethel Gibson. Miss Imogene Gibson
and Mr.. William Gibson, OF Los An
gries. Miss Margaret Duncan viii en-
terrain with an Informal summer
dance at her home in Mount Baker
Park Friday evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-17
Tea Given Yesterday
for Fdcultg Members

Honoring Miss Eileen French and
Miss Frances Diekey. faculty mem
bers Of the music department OF the
University OF Washington, Miss Mar.
guerite Brown was hostess at a tea
given at her home yesterday after.
noon from . until 5 O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-17
Informal Afternoon

Mrs. Iva G.. Mcmillan viii enter
tain with an informal afternoon IN
her apartmen;s at the Hillcrest. Sat
urday, as compliment TO Mira ). IL
Hlllsman OF Atlanta, Ga.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-17
Midsummer
L1ur Fete

A midsummer lawn fete," given
under the auspices Of the Wornen's
auxiliary Of All Saints parish. will
be held at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. +. Lemagie. $685. 5Ist St. on Fri.
day evening at O'Clock. An inter.
esting program and dancing will be
the diversions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-17
Indiana Wives Buy
2-Cent Bread Loaf

SOUTH BEND. Ind. Aug. IL
Bread at two cents loaf was the
publlc's plunder today In a war be.
tween local bakers and an outside
bread corporation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-17

Nl ~rs al Mia department ~
Tho star sffice On Tuesdays from
10 Z. and ~ esher times ~ ap'
pointmeut. Fsease % net come
On other days than Tu~Aay I'M
less you have IN appotntSaent
with Mis- Grey, - unexpected
vxitcrs interfere with her writ
Ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-17
Personal

u
Mr. and Mrs. James Boutwell, re-
turned Monday from motor trip
TO Aberdeen. where they spent a few
days visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter A. Nielsen
CNenlo Nelson have returned from
motor trip to Mount Rainier.
whore they spent several days.
Mrs. James NJ Holdcrhy Of Boze.
man. Mont. who has been visiting
in Seattle tor two months. lett sun
day for her home. She was Joined
here by Mr. Holderhy, who accom-
panied her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Rowe. who
have been IN California for several
weeks. have returned and are don't
elled IN their apartment at Adrian
court They plan to leave again for
the South about September l.
pr. and Mrs II. NJ, stryker and
family returned Monday from bell
ingham. where they spent the week
end MS the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
4. u. pcming,
Mr.. and Mrs Frank $, nayley,
who have been spending a week at
seabeck, viii return today.
Mrs. II. A. vanderlas left last
week for Victoria. II. C.. where she
is spending two weeks at the Oak
Bay hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles $. Wills.
with their three sons John. Douglas
and Graham. and MIR. and Mrs.
william Wills and Miss Helen Wills
OF Los Angeles. left this morning by
motor for Mount Rainier. TO remain
until Saturday.
Mrs r. W. uuribut ls expecting
Mrs. Ida Manlcy. OF Portland. TO AR
rive this week 10 be her guest for
short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. walter ward Camille
Mahoncyl have returned from their
wedding trip and are at home IN
their apartment, at the Seward
NJ and Mrs. Thomas Bordeaux.
who have been on an extended Euro
pean trip. have arrived in New York
and will visit In the East short
time before returning 20 this city.
Mr.. Edgar Floyd Burns. formerly
OF Seattle. now a resident nf Madi-
son. Wis. arrived today and Il
guest al the Hotel Washington.
Miss Catherine VIM left Monday
for Victoria. u. c. whore she viii
spend a few days visiting friends.
Mrs. Harry Bolcom. Miss Mar
raret CHM. Miss caricne Cranglc
ana Miss Harriet Baxter Jeff yester'
day for motor trip to Mount RAJ.
nier.
Mrs. r. c. Thompson and little son
returned Monday from week spent
at Hayd lake. They are tho guests
OF her parents. sfr. and Mrs. John
Lee Hail.
Miss Ethel Gibson. Miss fmogcne
Gibson and Mr.. william Gibson. Of
Los Angeles. are the guests Of Miss
Margare, Duncan for a short time.
| Mrs. Warren Greene and Miss
Elizabeth Greene are spending a few
weeks at Seaside. Orc.
| DR.. and Mrs. Richard O'Shea are
] entertaining as their house guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence King. Of New
York.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond NJ. Hay. Of
| Spokane are arriving today 10 spend
A shorr time with Mr. and Mrs
| George Thomas Hood.
| Mr.. and Mrs. u. W. Scott returned
| Sunday from a two weeks outing
| trip to Lake Quinault and olympic
no, Springs.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John A. fa.illargeon
hava rernoved To their new home at
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rortson Thyr~en Ausiilar,

Fortson Thygesen auxiliary Of the
u. T. W. V. will have an all-day out
Ing with Mrs. Lucy Hamilton. $40
Finley 81. Thursday. AuguN IL.
Take Rainier Valley car.