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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-22
CyznG[hia GREY:
Can't Give Up Married Man, Woman, Broke,
Hearted, Would Tell His Wife '~

Dear Cynthia have been going with married man .
two years, and he everything TO me- Now he sav
must be nothing than friends and must not eco %
other any can't give him up when love him 81 doc.
y. Don't you think am justified in telling his wife ever
thing? Why shouldn't let him suffer- too when he h.
spoiled my life and is breaking my heart? He told me fr
the first that he would leave his wife and marry me an
afraid he will tell his friends what we have been 70 e
other, and that will be pointed out WORRIEn
Doubtless you COuld really harm but aourseH y,
you 10 tell this mans Ufe about this. You tcoud h.,
her deeply, Of course but you UouH gain nothing for uo
SELF but her and the contempt Of any others uhom h
might tell Of your rongdong time aohen her eotor
got the better Of her judgment is most unlikely that AI
nil tell any about this affair.
He did not spoil your life. You did that yourself and u
hare only yourse to blame for your present unoppinss
Evidently you kneo from the first that he married not
you permitted yourself TO learn TO him. and debs,
0tey tried TO break mp another Comans home cause h
the unhappiness hch vou suffering and wch
you richly merit
Hon. could you think that man cho 1ooud deal so folss
NTH his rife tcoud deal fairly nth you? Your Oh
servation Of other Of this kind should hare warsd
D0u that the time when he must choose definiv
bet,oeen you and his toife, he mould choose her.
The sensible thing for you TO do is TO put him out your
life and your thoughts quickly possible He has noa
ing 10 offer you
And you should refuse 10 let this unfortunate erpeens
spoil your bfe IT, to shape your future conduct to n ths
respect Of righthinkng people oho hold to honoubk
standards That is the to regain serespec and
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Seattle
Society
Colonel and Mrs. SchulS
Entertain With Large
Reception, Mrs. Lilly
Hostess, Autumn Tea.

COLONEL EDWARD II. SCHULZ.
~ L. $. A. and Mrs. schulz were
hosts this afternoon at ono OF the
largest receptions OF the season,
honoring the service people in Sc
attic ana the neighhoring stations
The affair was given at their resi-
dence. $3.50 18th ave. \. r, from
until o'clock.
Colonel and Mira schulz extended
an invitation thru the press to any
service people residing or visiting In
the city whom they had been un'
able 20 reach and TO their civilian
friends The home was beautifully
decorated for the occasion with au.
tunan foliage and an artistic ar.
rangement OF gorgeous late fan bios
SONS
Assisting the hosts In receiving
their guests we're Mrs Charles III.
Muir, wife OF Maj. Gen. Muir. com
manding Camp Lewis, Mrs. John A.
Hoogewerff. wife OF Rear Admiral
Hoogcwerff. commanding the Rrcm'
erton naval station; Mrs. George Il,
Duncan. wife OF Brig Gen. Duncan.
Camp Lewis: Mrs. Clark u. Stearns.
wife OF Capt. Stearns. Bremerton
navy yard; Mrs. oren II. Meyer. wife
OF Col. Meyer, commanding general
intermediate depot. Seattle. and Mrs.
Oscar ]. Charles. wife OF Col.
Charles. commanding Fort isawton.
Presiding over the tea table were
Mrs. John T. Collins. Mrs. A. IL
Anderson. Mrs. r. A. Ballinger and
Mrs. Charles C4sstlen.
Assisting were Mrs. X. III. VII
son. wife OF Col. Wilson; Mrs. w. I.
Patten. wife OF Col. Patten: Mrs Il.
A. Alternately. wife OF Commander
Abernathy. U. S. n: Mrs. Raymond
II. Fenner. wife Of Maj. Fenner'
Mrs. Edward h. Dennis, wife OF Maj
Dennis. and Mrs. Robert 5. Wilson
Of Seattle.
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Officers Elected for
Ensuing Year

The Junior league OF the Seattle
Day Nursery association held it's
first meeting Of the, season at the
club rooms In the new building
Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
when the following officers were
elected.
President. Miss Luriinc Brown:
vice president. Miss Catherine Nib.
lock: recording and corresponding
secretary. Miss Julia Carlson; treas
urcr. Miss Marion Burton. The
chairmen OF the committees appoint.
ed were: Membership. Miss Bessie
Harding: social. Miss Helen Thomp-
son: publicity. Miss Katherine Luke:
telephone. Miss Dorothy Marrick.
Last year the Junior league gave
several successful parties. among
them being the Rainbow Informai'
at the Yacht club ON May 4. the pro
ceeds from which furnkhcd tho baby
room in the new building. where
twenty children under two years Of
age are daily cared for and TO which
the league members arc donating
several hours each week to taking
care OF the little ones.
The regular meeting OF the league
will be held every Thursday In the
club rooms at 40 o'clock
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AUTUMN Tea at Women's
University Club

An autumn tea for members only
will be given by the women's Uni
versity club. Friday afternoon. DC
tobcr IS. at 3:se o'clock
The hostesses viii be- Mrs. Will
lam Lee Norris. Mrs. Clyde Hadiey
and Mrs. J. Russell Hedge. assisted
by the entertainment committee.
which includes the following:
Speakers. Mrs. W. Wellington Phil
lips. chairman: Miss Josephine Ia
Dor, Miss Clara Bartlett. Miss Edith
Dabney and Miss Jessie Keith.
Music, Miss yfadelle Gillc, chair.
man: Mrs. II. s. Bowen. Mrs Don
II. Palmer. Miss Helen Fcrryman.
and Miss Dorothea Hopper. Play.
Mrs. Robert Sandal. chairman:
Mz. George w. soliday. Mrs. Colin
o. Radford. Mrs. Charles Paul. Miss
Mary f. Walters and Miss Virginia
Wiley.
Dance. Mrs. Clyde Hadley. chair
man: Mrs. +. l.. Skeei. Mrs. Edward
NJ. Hay. Mrs. Alexander Goodfci.
low. Mrs. Roy Kinnear and Mrs.
Robert ID. McAusland. Bridge. Mrs.
William Parkhurst Brawley, chair.
man: Mrs. Samuel Barnes. Mrs.
George Keith and Mrs. c. o. Mar.
tin. Hostess. Mrs. J. Russell
Hodge. chairpan: Mrs. r. A. Ernst.
Automobile. Mrs. George Brehrn,
chairman. Mrs. Frank l.. Horsfali.
Mrs. r. w. Hergert. Mrs. George
r. Walker and MLss Florence Cot
trell.
The Junior entertainment com
: mittee consists CT Ars. Ross VIII
Jams. chairman: Mrs. II. X. Hoga-
boom. Miss Marion Thomson. Miss
Victoria Mclean. Miss Margaret
Main. MISS Marion Wiley. Miss
Ruth Greenleaf and Miss Luriine
Brown
During the afternoon, Mrs Harry
Stephenson Bowen will sing a group
OF songs.
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Janet Lilly Celebrates
Tenth Rirthddn

Celebrating the tenth birthday Of
her small daughter. Janet. Mrs
Charles II. Lilly entertained this af'
ternoon at her home.
The witches Brew" play writ
ten by Mrs. Stanley Grifflths. was
presented by the Cabbage Patch
players. In the ball room. which had
been transformed into a roof garden
theatre for the occasion.
The play had five scenes. the pro
logue. Dance of the Leaves" was
given by Peggy shaw. and the cast
included cold WITCH Janet Lilly
white Rabbit" Jimmie Grifflths.
Little GIRL Evelyn Earies; Forest
Fairies" Elizabeth Griffifhs and
Mary McEfwatne: Pumpkin Heads"
Joe Mesdag. Harry tombstone. Brous.
sais c. Beck. Jr.. Edwin Beck. Jack
and Maurice Murphy. and Charles
Lilly.
Assisting Mrs Lily were Mrs. Roy
Kinnear. Mrs. Albert Charles Phil
lips. Mrs. II. Knox Roberts and Mrs.
Myron NJ. McElwaine. Mrs. stephen.
son Smith presided at the tea table
assisted by Miss Betsy Booth. Miss
Geraldine Farrar. Mrs. Louis Fishes
Boynfon and Mrs. Elliott Dean Har-
rington. During the afternoon Mrs
Adam Beeler sang a group OF songs.
One hundred guests enjoyed the In
teresting affair.
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Mrs. A. L. Smith to
Entertain Music
Studu Club

Mrs. Arden l.. Smith win entertain
the Music Study club at her home.
1902 18th ave. Tuesday afternoon.
October rs. Mrs Carl Hoblitzel has
arranged the following program:
Vocal Duct-"corns Sing to Me-.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Thorn pson
Mrs. Carl HobiitzeI. Mrs George Dalton
songs
"A Bird Of Plane ..s.... .csdman
rive Been Roaming" ...........H Horn
Mrs. =. W. Graham
Piano--'-rhe scherxo Waitx'' Mosxkowyki
Mrs. W. ". ogis
Songs
The .aornInr wind" Branscombe
The Swallow .....s....... Cowan
Mrs III. u. Perry
vtoiin--seiectionH ..............
Mrs. Lewis Fielding Ashton
songs
Inter Noa'' .......... McFadden
The Last Hour ....,.........Kr Kramer
Mrs. II. c. simpkin
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Delightful HaHoiceen
Pdrtu

Honoring Miss Loretta Harding.
Mrs. James Normlie and Mrs. George
Moran entertained about sixty
friends Thursday evening with n
most delightful Halloween party.
Cards and dancing were tho diver
sions enjoyed. Musical numbers
wcrc contributed by Miss Bessie
Harding. Mr.. Fred Bllladcux and Mr.
Elliott Reynolds. and little Madeline
Parauet entertained the guests with
her clever toe dancing.
Tho hostesses were assisted at the
supper hour by Mrs. c. w. Giltxos.
Mrs Baker and Mrs. II. O. Main.
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IL seems that everybody in Ii.
neighborhood Is on her side. / fe~l
that have no friends and am n
worried. What shall dog-Mrs c
n ioas not pour neiohbor. but IA,
man ioho toos drivino. trho pcs re-
sponsible for the truck .bxmpins
against your house. You rere NOD
unreasonable tohen you took hey b
task, and did Il In such a manna
that you caused her to cry. Yoa
oioe her an apology for this. Per.
hdps " voa explain TO her that you
nor see that vou socre at f1s1t shs
NH be glad 10 forocf the difference
beficeen you asd you con bsou
again on q more friendly and nsss
nciohborly basis
II the first disscndos bstsses
voa icos too small a waiter to gar.
rel orcr Il uds also TOO sssoH "a
Justify you IN chsyt1hise a.,
drudge.
~ pou soish TO osss sd keep IN
ffFNNahtp VI WV Hr1I&0D4 ~
tcil hare TO be sood nciohbor an
friend and tosu haze 10 opeYIooh
many small drrovascsa PeopIe
can't quarrel icifA vos " yos fe51s>
TO quarrel.
IL seems unlikely tAsS e. tn
nciohbors scoufd fake sidss soeisa
yon unless yos sccrc ssseh 70 Dlanf
for these differences Tes 49,
be foo brodd-n,inded to qsarYcI ~
friflcs n you find that ~ -
not get along srifh q net0hDw -
der any circumstances ~ ~
justified In avoiding her - -
possible, bat yos should sxfuoo b
enter q onorrel
Yor and yotr aexf-deev se(ohow
sccTe much at fault schen ~ ~
gan a Qsarref IN the hoNs 4 -
other. When yos did fhst ~
placed pour hostess In 6lfjexIs
and embarrassing position
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Calendar for Orthopedic
Tea .ShOD Merit Week

The guilds in charge Of the ortho-
pedic tea shop next week will be:
Monday. Capitol Hin Guild. Mrs.
George Sample. chairman: Tuesday.
Denny Thurman. Mrs. s. f. Hayes.
chairman; Wednesday, Madrona
Guild. Mrs. J. +. Wagner. hostess:
Thursday. Queen Anne Guild. Mrs.
Harry Whitney Treat. hostess: Fri.
day, Washington Park Guild. Mrs.
II. r. Stryker, chairman; Saturday.
East Capitol Hill Guild, Mrs. A. c.
Graft, chairman.
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Celebration and
Reunion

Mr. and Mrs. william NJ Hartford.
accompanied by their house guest,
Mrs. NJ. l.. Leeper OF Corvallis. Ore.
motored to Arlington recently TO at
tend the 62nd wedding anniversary
celebration OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
BROOKE. who are IS and "a years Of
age. The most interesting incident
lof the occasion was the reunion OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks and Mrs.
Leeper. whose late husband was a
brother OF Mrs. Brooks. Both cou.
Piles were married in Illinois. October
10, 1859, and they had not met for
over fifty years. A delightful dinner
was served by Mrs. l.. l.. Brooks.
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Miss Mcbride
Weds Mr.. Smith

The marriage OF Miss Margaret
Mcbride 10 Mr.. Leonard n. Smith.
son Of Mrs. Ina Smith, was solem.
nlzed al the home Of the brides IN
Gle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. j. caid.
well. Wednesday, October 10. Rev.
Clarence Il. Gale performing the Ger.
emony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith are at home to
their friends at 403l California ave.
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Entertaining at
Barn Dance"

Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Farrar will
entertain fourteen guests at the
buffet supper which will precede the
Halloween barn dance" at the Sc
attic Golf and Country Club. satur.
Gay evening. October 20.
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Dinner at Home
This Erenina

DIR. and Mrs. Jay l. Dursnd are en-.
PERTAINING this evening at their home
with an informal dinner complimen.
tary TO Mr.. and Mrs. Watson l..
6arciav. OF wiuiamsport. Pa.
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Personal

Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Green re-
turned Thursday from a months
trip In the East
Mrs. A. u. whittier. Of Victoria.
II. C.. IL tho guest OF Mr.. and Mrs
r. w. HurIbut for a week or 10 days
Mira George Faunce whitcomb
and little daughter. Of Boston. who
have been visiting MIR. and Mrs. J. T.
Robinson. parents OF Mrs. Whit
comb. for the past month. win leave
Wednesday for their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John AZ. spargur
have come In from their country
place ut Port Madison and are tenn.
porarily at 1903 second ave. w.
Mr.. Charles H. Frye In leaving for
Portland Sunday. 10 he gone a week.
Mr.. worrsi Wilson. who In spend.
Ing few days in Spokane. will re.
turn the first OF the week.
Mr.. NJ. Ross Downs In leaving for
Vancouver. y. G.. Sunday on a short
business trip.
Mrs. James u. Bradley. who has
been the guest OF her son.in.law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. X. r..
Cslkins. Jr.. leaves for her home In
Chicago tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. Caikins are leaving
at the same time for Montana. to
make their horne.
Judge Robert 81. Bean OF Portland
arrived In the city today TO spend a
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. q. McMicken
returned this week from a fort.
nights trip to San rnnclsco.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r.. Harris left
Tuesday for a months Eastern
trip.
Mrs w. +. Henry Is leaving Tues.
day for a two months trip TO New
York and ST Louis. On her return
she win be accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Henry.
who has been spending the past year
In New York.
DIR. Arthur Calhoun. who has been
In Nome. Alaska, for the past two
months, will return next week on the
s. $. Victoria
Mrs. Albert Rocks and her daugh.
ter. Miss Bernadine Rocks. have r.
turned from a visit with friends In
Pendlcton. Ore. Mrs. Rocks has re.
ceived word OF the appointment OF
her son. Lieut.. Commander A. Har.
old Rocks. as aide TO Rear Admiral
Halspead. u. s. N. in command OF
the Twelfth Naval district
Mr.. and Mrs. IT, d. Scwall OF chi.
cago. who have been visiting their
son.in-law and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. c. c. Eden. for few days,
LETT FOR their home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl +. Gould will
leave about December 10 for New
York 10 spend a few weeks with Mr..
Goulds mother. Mrs. Charles Gould.
Mrs. James c. Huteson In spending
a week nj East Sound.
Mrs. Charles George Roemer Jessie
Hibler) Is the guest OF her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Hiblcr.
Mrs. Anna Thomson Milburn is
leaving Tuesday for a six weeks
Eastern trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Aver will
motor to Bellingham next wcdncs.
day, TO remain until the end of the
week
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inc departments OF the Woman's
Century club viii meet as fol.
lows: French. department. Tuesday.
October rs. at the Hotel Washington,
IL TO 1850; Social Service. Thursday,
with Miss ELLA Allen, superintendent
Of the Girls Parental school. 57th
ave. y. and Holly. Picnic lunch at l2
O'Clock. Take Rainier Valley car.
Literature and Travel department.
Friday. at IL a. m. at the Y. w.
G. a. Modern period. 1870 to 1922:
American Humor. From Mark
Twain 20 O. Henry" by Miss C. r.
Adams: resume. North American
Review" Mrs. Henry Frederick;
ltravelogue. 1.-THE Washington Monu.
ment." by Mrs. Harry Kaufman.
Americanization department, Fri.
day. p. m. nj the Y. w. c. A. The
regular meeting OF the Century club
Will be held Friday. at p. m. Y.
w. G. a. The art department will
present Mr.. Paul Gustin. who will
bring several OF his paintings and
win speak on THE Appeal OF Pic.
lures" Parliamentary drill win pre-.
cede.
Members and friends OF the
Woman's Century club were enter.
tanned at a bridge tea by the civics
committee at the home OF Mrs. ]. N.
Shaw. Wednesday. The hostesses
were: Mrs. j. S. Holt. Mrs. Harry
Stewart. Mrs. o, Il. Hutchinson and
Mrs. w. II. Pittwood. Twenty-Five
tables we're in play.
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Junior League Viii
Compliment Mrs. Calvert

Honoring Mrs. James II. Calvert.
president Of the Seattle Day Nursery
association, the Junior league will
entertain with luncheon at the
Tennis club Saturday afternoon. Oc.
tober 20.
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DINNER PRECEDING
DANCE

On Friday at their Fort worden
quarters. preceding the dance. Cap
tain Arthur ID. Hughes. U. s. A.,
and Mrs. Hughes were hosts at a
pretty dinner which brought to-
gether an agreeable group. and
which included Colonel Henry Mac.
pherson Merriam. u. S. A.. com
mander of Fort .worden. and Mrs.
Merriam. with their house guest.
Mrs. Madeleine r. Clifford: Mr.. vii
liam Merriam. Major Alvin Charles
Miller. medical corps. u. 5. A.. and
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Bridge Luncheon

Mrs. Harvey A. Thurlow will en-
terrain with a bridge luncheon of
eight covers at her home next Thurs
day afternoon
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Mr.. and Mrs. T.. II. Eyman are
leaving next Tuesday for Now or.
leans TO attend the Bankers con.
vention.
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Neighborhood
Quarrel


Dear Miss Grey; Some time ago
my next door neighbor and had
a quarrel at another neighbor's
home. II was about a small
matter. not really worth quar-
reIling about have worried a
lot about this quarrel and have
had a grudge against her ever since.
The other day when some fuel was
being delivered 10 her. the truck
bumped against my house and ! got
mad and told her what ] thought.
This made her cry, tho ] didn't say
very much. The neighbor We were
visiting when we quarreled the first
time took sades against me and now
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HOUSE PARTIES

The Fort Worden house parties,
arranged for the dance at the orr.
GERS Club on Friday. included among
their guests Lieutenant John Henry
Madison. u. s. A.. and Mrs. Madi-
son. Lieutenant Herbert A. Gardner,
Y. $. A.. and Mrs. Gardner. Lieu.
tenant Francis w. walker. u. S. A.,
Of Fort Casey; Lieutenant Dean
Richard Dickey. U. $. A.. Lieutenant
Warren c. Ruster. U. S. A.. of Fort
F'lagler.
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klng Counly Mumane soclety

Al members OF the Humane so
cicty and people particularly inter
csted In dogs are invited To meet Mr.
Barkua u. Wool. editor Of the Bow
Vows. nt the Bon Marchc tea room
on Monday. October 2ith. Luncheon.
Notify East 65si II you win attend.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
I.opIier club

The Gopher club viii give It's Hal.
iowecn party nj the Collins Field
house. 18TH =. and Washington take
Yerlcr oabiel. Saturday evening.
October 20. az TAO o'clock. An In
toresting program. including Chalk
Gohiins" by Paul F'ung. Will b~ fol
lowed by dancing and refreshments.
Tho officers Of the club are: O. II.
Taylor, president: Miss =. c. Hob
man. vice president: Miss Ruth Moui.
ton. treasurer.
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Mrs. Miller. Major Frank Dexter
Applin. 4. $. A., and Mrs. Applin.
Captain Francis James Fitzpatrick.
" s. A.. and Mrs. Fitzpatrick. Lieu
tenant Edward II. Strickland. U. s.
A.. and Mrs. Strickland. Lieutenant
Frederick l. Hayden. q. s. A.. and
Mrs. Frederick La Hayden. Lieu
tenant Herbert A. Gardner. U. s.
A. and Mrs. Gardner.
SUPPER FOLLOWING
DANCE
Lieutenant Frederick L. Hayden.
y, s. A.. and Mrs Frederick l.
Hayden. at their Fort worsirn quar-.
ters on Friday. following the dance.
entertained charmingiy AT supper.
their guests many OF them. old ac-
auaintarcee OF the host whose boy
hood was spent In this district at
the time his father. Colonel John l..
Hayden. u. s. A.. was in command
at Fort Worden.
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Society at the
Harbor Forts
INsPECTION TRIP

INsPEcTION TRIP
Colonel John I. Hayden. u. s. A.,
commander OF The Puget Sound
coasrt defensea. accompanied by Colo
mel Ira A. Haynes, v. s. A. and
Major David Nickel. y. \. A. Of
San Francisco, left Fort Worden
for Seattle ON Thursday. stopping
en- route for inspection al Fort
Whitman and Fort Ward,
BRILLIANT DINNER
A brilliant dinner AT their Fort
Worden quarters on Wednesday.
marking the birthday Anniversary
Of Colonel Henry Macpherson Mer.
riam, q. s. A., comma nder Of Fort
Wordcn. was arranged by Mrs. Mer'
riam. whose artistry found express
sion In decorations OF dahlias. ar
ranged In "a great shallow silver
bowl and touched with Octobcr'e
palettc-yeilow, orange. bronze. The
candles. in tall silver ctndieEticks.
were green. and green candles
guarded each place. throwing into
relief the silhouettes Of the place
cards. gay san Francisco souvenirs
brought from California for the oc.
caHion. The menu and the CONVEX.
sation. both epicurean, were dis.
CURSED by the hosts. Colonel Henry
Macpherson Merriam. Y. $. A.. com.
mander Of Fort Worden. and Mrs.
Merriam. their son, Mr.. william
Merriam; their house guest. Mrs.
Madeleine H. Clifford: Major Alvin
Charles Miller. medical corps. u. s.
A. and Mrs Miller. Captain Arthur
y. Hugbe. q. 3. A.. and Mrs
Hughes. Captain Louis James Bow
Ter. u. $. A.. and Mrs Bowler. Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick j. Bailey.
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DATES
TO REMEMBER

= - 80 - 40 - go
SATURDAY. otToBKE a.
Colonel r. ~. schulz 4. 4. A.. and
Mrs sehair to suiersain with an
Informal reception from Z until
o'clock. and Tn the evening a
dancing party Both affairs at
their home.
SUNDAY. OCTOBER ss--
Miss Marie fiashwctlsr 10 give .
twiilxht musicale In her "a udih
from 6 until 7 c'cfcek
Mr and Mrs Keith Logan Buiiiti
70 enfsrtsfn 81 supper. eonipii-
rnsntinr Mrs. resehy.
"WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER So
:. Mrs Henry 4. schmidt. Jr.. 10 en-.
terrain with large bridge ianoh.
THURSDAY. OCTOBER s7-
Mrr. Edgar Anes 10 entertain With
fieers Of the state convention %
Minute Women. ana IN the sven
lag with reception At the sunset
club.
SATURDAY. OCTOBER rs--
Halloween dinner dance az the Sc.
st;is Golf and Country club
Old fashioned barn dance at Seattle
Golf and coansry club.
Mrs Hsnry G. Ewing will entertain
AZ dinner IN celebration OF M
E~ings birthday. al home.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER g.
Interi.ksn Guild % give bridge
party at the Seattle Yacht club
IN the afternoon.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER H.
Junior Guiid's annual ThankagivfnT
dance. from ! until o'clock. In
ths Masonic Temple.
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER a.
Fine Arts costume bail In Masonic
Temple.
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Mrs. Anna Thomson Milburn is
leaving Tuesday for six weeks
Eastern trip.
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Clubs
CLUBS FOR MONDAY
Commonwealth Club

The Commonwealth club win hold
Its regular meeting Monday. October
-. at the l.. G. Smith Building
restaurant. Dinner viii be served at
ESQ y. m. At o'clock Rev, Robert
prcplow VIII speak on "Disarm'
ament." and Mr. w. - Lane on the
Economic Phases OF Disarmament"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-22

Mrs. Charles George Roemer Jessie
Hibler) Is the guest OF her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Hiblcr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Aver will
motor to Bellingham next wcdnes.
day, 10 remain until the end of the
week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-22
Wisconsin GoIdenrod Club

THE Wisconsin Goidenrod club
win meet with Mrs. Ira Eldridge.
27G5 18th s. W.. on Wednesday.
October &c. Box lunch az 1880.
Take West Seattle car 20 Stevens ~.