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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-04
THE SEATTLE SPIRIT
Business Graft illustrated

Three years ago a friend of mine
from Alaska needed 5000 corks to
use on an irrigated alfalfa ranch in
Eastern Washington. He asked me
Germs here for quotations. and was
informed that they only had 5000
and because of the war could get no
more, and the price would be s!.t0t
l. replied. "Oid stuff" got two
stores In other cities on the long
distance telephone and bought the
same corks for s4.20 per thousand.
day. 1t seems that Seattle looks for
a transient sale--a customer that
only buys one time and then stays
away. This method Is not conducive
and growth. Many dentists. or
would-be dentists. want a patient
only one time; they are the dentists (
who operate on peoples pocket
books.
A sCOURGE
epidemic in Seattle. A monster
blight seems to hold this city within
its grasp. and every individual who
lives here appears to be aware OF
has come to look upon it with an,
expectancy of evil. This terrible.
hydra n eaded monster of cunning
and dishonesty seems to have in~A
ieCteu our pupiic duu pusiness t2H.'
A public official who refuses O.
take orders is soon made aware that
mailed fist in the form of public
press exists, and woe be unto him
who stands erect and defends the
rights OF the people in the interest
of the general good and public well
fare.
Seattle has been plunged into
de BIT: Seattle has been sand-bagged;
Seattle has been slandered and Wilt
fled; Seattle's purchasing power has
been destroyed: Seattles tax rates
are destructive: Seattle today is a
victim of unfair competitions: Seattle
when they have money to spend. as
shall show in later articles.
When n tree or tooth is sick.
we look well and closely to see II
the roots are diseased. so Ii Is with
this great city. We must examine
into its economic and political roots {
to diagnose and determine what dis Z
ease is retarding its growth and life.
There Is class of men in the
world that cannot be reached by
religion. reason or Righteousness. &
nor by the law, the love or the light
of the world. They are in the same
class as that contingent known as
which together must be banishe -
from public office and economic ins~
dustrial enterprise. because they re-
ceive their instructions from his
Satanic majesty and their purpose
is to cnslave. impoverish and COM
promise the people and destroy their
liberty and security.
It's the new form OF slavery that
| shall write about in later article. z
Seattle's decline started with the
general strike. l shall write about
that strike In my next article -
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nWiE garden OF the L. IL. Cute
j country home at Richmond
Beach was the scene of an artistic
wedding this noon when Miss Ger
aldine Coffin became the bride OF
Mr.. II. Dean Cute. The ceremony
was performed before relatives and
close friends OF the couple by Rev.
John ID. McIauchlen under an arch
of trailing white roses. backed by a
lattice OF greens and white bios
SONS.
The bridal party came down a
walk of Oriental rugs between
hedges OF greens and flowers. led
BY the flower girls. Mary Coffin. OF
Yakima. cousin of the bride. and
Sarah Guie, sister OF the groom.
who wore dresses of yellow organ,
die and carried baskets Of flowers.
Miss Bernetta Barbour and Miss
Hazel Jones. as bridesmaids. wore
dainty gowns of pink and orchid
organdie, with hats OF the same
material, and carried arm bouquets
Of sweet peas. The maid OF honor.
Miss Margaret Coffin. OF Yakima, in
q dress OF blue taffeta with hat TO
match. carried a bouquet OF ophelia
roses
The bride. who was given away
by her uncle. Mr.. III. Stanley Coffin.
was stately In gown of ivory
satin and real lace, which was fash
toned with a full skirt. slightly
pulled at the hips. and "A plain bod
Ice. Her wedding dress was made
OF the lace and satin from her
mothers wedding dress. Her veil
Of Spanish lace was caught by the
orange blossoms which were worn
BY her mother and grandmother.
Mr.. Arthur Coffin. brother of the
bride. acted as best man.
Following the ceremony a buffet
luncheon was served Outof-town
guests were Mrs Evi De Witt. Mrs.
Melvin ]. Carter of Benton City.
Mrs. Lester Coffin OF Portland. and
Mr.. Stanley Coffin. Miss Margaret
Coffin and Miss Mary Coffin of
Yakima.
After a brief trip Mr.. and Mrs.
Cute will be at home TO their
friends in their apartment at 1927
Bellevue Court.
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DATES
TO REMEMBER

SATURDAY. JUNE 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry whitney Treat
will keep open house from until
~ o'clock. All friends invited to
call
University chapter. ID. A. n. will
entertain with a dance and card
party in EIks' club hall.
TUESDAY, JUNE T.
womcn's Auxiliary to Rainier Noble
Post No. 1. American Legion, will
entertain with bridge tea at
the Arctic club.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE g.
Mrs. Henry Broderick win entertain
with n bridge tea at her home
Ellen Van voikenburg tMrs Maur-
ice Browneb will present what
Every Woman Knows" at tho
Fine Arts gallery at Sis o'clock
TUESDAY. JUNE IL
DR.. and Mrs. Richard w. Perry
Will entertain with n dancing
party at the Sunset club, compIl-
menting their house guest. Mrs
Henry Horn.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE Is
The marriage of Miss Dorothy God
Icy to Mr.. Herbert Bryant. at the
home OF her brotherin-law and
sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Heber Plank.
at s o'clock.
FRIDAY, JUNE IL
The wedding of Miss Mary Water
house TO Mr.. James Charles Kerr
at the home OF her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Waterbouse. at
MONDAY, JUNE 20
Mr.. and Mrs Gerald Frtnk will
entertain with dancing party
at their home complimentary to
their son. Mr.. James Brink.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22-
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Engagement
Announced at Tea

The engagement Of Miss Louise
Jeanette Studley to Mr.. Everett
willard Fenton. OF Portland. Ore.
was announced this afternoon at a
tea given by her mother. Mrs. +. nj.
Studley. from until O'Clock at
her home.
During the afternoon little James
0riff1ths appeared dressed in n
white messenger uniform. carrying
shrge basket Of pink and white
flowers and . live pigeon. The bas-
ket contained cards bearing the
names Of Miss Studiey and Mr..
Fenton. which were distributed
among the guestA
Assisting the hostess. In the
rooms were Mrs. Colin Radford.
llfs. Stanley Grffiths. Miss Marga-
ret Yerkes. Mrs. William Yerkes,
Mrs. Ray Hogaboom and Miss Doris
Seibert. Miss Bessie Harding gave
several vocal selections. accompanied
By Miss Lcrita Harding.
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Miss Clemens Win
[Marru This EUeninq

Dorothy Clemens and Hans Fred
rickson will be married at O'Clock
tonight by the Rev. Vern Spickcr OF
the First Methodist church. The
wedding will be at the home OF Mrs
L. Johansen, 10 Eleventh ave. a
friend OF the bride. Today is also
the occasion of Mrg. Johansen's sec.
ond anniversary. Mr.. Johansen has
just returned from a trip to the
Orient.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Ames Leon.
ard and Miss Frances Leonard have
moved into their new home at 2312
33rd s.. Mount Baker park.
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Darlington Club
Resumes Teas

Members OF the. Darlington Golf
club have resumed their regular teas
which follow the matches every
Wednesday. This week Mrs. Jean
Hatton and Mrs. Hugh Baird were
hostesses to large number OF
members and their friends. Mrs.
&c. F. Boyce and Mrs. Frances NJ.
Kellar will act as hostesses next
Wednesday afternoon
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Rainbow Informal
at Yacht Club

Final arrangements have been
made for the Rainbow Informal to
b. given by the Day Nursery at the
Yacht club this evening Seattle
men who will act as ushers are:
Gene Brehm. Charles Lee, Robert
Heffernan. Willard Maxwell. VIII
liam Jones. Harry Fox. Frank Car
roll and Trafford Huteson.
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SUCCESSFUL BALL

| The dance given at Fort worden
on Friday. with invitations including
prominent civilians, the Public
Health service. the retired officers.
with their households. and the line
at Fort Flagler and Fort Casey.
had all the details OF a successful
bail. a background OF flowers and
flags, pretty gowns and prettier wo-
men. cavaliers en- grande tenue. an
interesting collation., peppery or
chcstra. and a nice floor. The much
Congratulated committee was head
ed by Major +. d. Applin. u. s. A.,
who was assisted by Captain Louis
James Bowler. u. s. A. Captain
Thomas r. Parker. U. s. A.. Leu
tenant Cyrus Quentin Shelton, u. 8.
A.. Lieutenant Charles FORFEIT VIII
son. u. 8. A.. Lieutenant Halvor
Hcgland Myrah. u. s. A. The hosts.
on this happy occasion, were Colonel
John L. Hayden. u. s. A.. COM
mander Of the Puget Sound coast
defenses; Colonel Henry Macpherson
Merriam. u. S. A., commander OF
Fort worden. and Mrs. Merriam;
Major Royal Kemp Greene. U. s. A..
adjutant Of the Puget Sound coast
defenses. and Mrs. Greene: Major
Alvin Charles Miller. medical corps.
U. 8. A.. and Mrs. Miller: Major
Kelley Benjamin Lennon. U. s. A..
and Mrs Lennon; Major F. d. App.
lin. U. S. A., and Mrs. Applin: Ma.
jor Charles Robert Finley. u. S. A..
and Mrs. Finley: Captain Louis
James Bowler. u. s. A.. and Mrs.
Bowler: Captain Francis J. Fitzpat-
rick. u. S. A.. and Mrs. Fitzpatrick:
Captain Joseph Stiley. U. s. A., and
Mrs. Stiley: Captain Arthur ID.
Hughes. U. s. A.. and Mrs. Hughes;
Captain w. w. McCrillis. dental
corps. u. s. A.. and Mrs. McCrillis;
Captain George y. Kent, medical
corps. u. S. A.. Captain Thomas r.
Parker. U. s. A.. Lieutenant Cyrus
Quentin Shelton. U. S. A.. Lieuten-
ant Charles Forrest Wilson. U. S. A..
Lieutenant Halvor Highland Myrah.
u. s. A.
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Society at the Harbor Forts
HEARTS AND cUPIDs

HEARTS AND cUP1DS
Hearts and cuplds formed the de-
GRAFTON at the buffet dinner give
on Saturday at their Fort flasis
quarters by Mrs. Moore. wfc -
Lieutenant Colonel Jairus Alphafu
Moore, II. s. A.. In honor or Ms
House and Mr.. Willard George Her
ron. The menu was delectsble, the
guests delightful and delighted, aD4
the hostess. highly versed In the
graces OF hospitality, added anothcf
memorable evening 20 the annals
OF the younger set. Those conpLs
mented at their festivity were Mise
House, Mr.. Willard George Herrons
Lieutenant j. Longstreet Whelchsb
u. S. A., and Mrs. Wheichel. Lieu
tenant John Harvey Madison, u.
A., and Mrs. Madison. Mrs. john
TwomsIey, Captain George j. Kent
medical corps, u. 8. A.. Lieutenant
Charles Forrest Wilson. U. s. ~
Lieutenant Dean Richard Dickey, q
s. A.. Lieutenant Halvor Heglan4
Myrah, u. s. A. II
DISTINGUISHED GUESTS
At his Fort Worden quarters, -
Saturday, Colonel John l.. Haydens
u. s. A.. commander Of the Pugee
Sound coast defenses, had as din
ner guests Colonel c. y. Bletheo
and Mrs. Blethen. who motored Owe
from Seattle for the week end III
IMPORTANT AFFAIR
Among the important dinners q,
the week was the beautiful affat1
given at their Fort Worden quartero
on Thursday by Captain Louis
James Bowler. u. s. A.. and Mr.
Bowler. and which honored Colonel
John l.. Hayden. U. s. A.. come
mander OF the Puget Sound coasG!
defenses. Colonel Henry Macphersoo
Merriam. u. s. A., commander cG3
Fort worden. and Mrs. Merriarue
Major Royal Kemp Greene. U. S. Al
adjutant OF the Puget Sound coas1
defenses. and Mrs. Greene. and Lieukz
tenant Cyrus Quentin SheltoW
Y. S. A. M
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Miss Trenholn,e Honor
Guest at Luncheon

Mss Lottie Trenholme, who Is to
BE- married June 20. was the CUES,
Of honor at a luncheon given Friday
by Mrs. Crawford Anderson and her
mother. Mrs. George H. Parker. at
the home Of Mrs. Parker. The table
was centered with a basket of snap
dragons. sweet peas and iris. Covers
were laid for thirty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-04
Aberdeen Players
Guests at Luncheon

Members OF the Aberdeen Golf
and Country club who were here
last weekend to play In Everett
were guests OF the Darlington club
Monday. Several matches were
played during the day and the Wis
itors were entertained at luncheon
by members OF the club.
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FOR BRIDE

A fancy Of several modish Frcnch'
brides, this season. has been to have
their wells and wedding gowns d,
matching material. Silver brocad4
has won place for itself In wedding
fabrics
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Orthopedic Tea Shop
Calendar

The Orthopedic Tea Shop calendar
for next week is: Monday. Broad
way guild. Mrs. o. w. Crockett
chairman; Tuesday. First Hill guild
Mrs. George II. Fortson, hostess
Wednesday, Interlaken guild. Mrs
Jacob Luckov, hostess; Thursday
Queen Anne guild. Mrs. c. Il. White
hostess; Friday. Mount Baker guild
Mrs. ]. c. Robinson. hostess; sstur.
day. Renton Hill guild, Mrs. Frank
X. Van TuyI. hostesa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-04

Miss Katherine Roberts. OF Ia,
coma, vas a Seattle visitor Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-04
CHERRY AND GRAY

A color combination which has .
charming piquancy Is the dun grA&
and cherry which is being used II
evening wear. The sash. usually T.
some transparent material, gives tn
cherry touch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-04
IDA Gibson Has
Birthday Pdrty

| DR.. and Mrs. 90 c. Christmann
entertained with a birthday party
for their daughter. Ida Frances Glib
son, at their home Thursday, May
rs. Sixteen couples were invited
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Benefit Concert
Monday

On Monday evening there win be
a benefit concert at the Green Lake
Episcopal church. II viii be given
under the auspices OF the Green Lake
Baptist choir.
Tho following program viii be
given:
PART II.
Organ prelude. medley. national airs.
Mr., Kenneth Lyman
Chorus. "bars. hsrk. NY soul" 80:
Green lake Bapiis, cnOu
a Who Know
Love You Truly ..-.............
................ Carrie Jacobs Bond
Mrs. J. W. Densmore
. on tho Wings Of Song
b Oriental ....-.............. Cut
c voik song. -. Madam ID. EnrberE
Miss Helen schumann
tcourtssy Madam Davenport Engesrg)
The Last Word. 80. HAIRY Van Dyke
b The New Baby ....... Isabella Fisk
Mrs. J. w. pensmors
Ny Heart At my Sweet voice..
b The Time for Making Songs Has
Mrs Owen Wright
PART IL
chorus--Great and Marvellous. n Turner
Green Lake baptist Choir
sonGs-
In the Garden Of Ny Heart.
.-...-.............. Ernest Bali
b The Hose Of Picardy. .....-. Haydn
Nrs william Bar,cs
Piano group
q Grand Polka Dc Concert. -. Bartlett,
seQuidilia ...s..s...ss...-.- Albenir
Mr.. Kenneth Lyman
uupil OF Prof. RiseEarD
Recitation--The Old Rag Doll. ......
Mrs J. W. Densmors
Sonrs-
The Ringer .......... Herman f>chr
b Exhortation ....... VIII Marion Cook
NEGRO sermonette)
Mr.. Robert A. u. Akin
Harpist---Seiected
Mrs. Gefiernan
song-rhe Little Irish Girl .Iohr
Mr. ]. w. Densmore
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Entertain for
Miss Thonas

Miss Gladys Thoms was the honor
guest at a luncheon Thursday when
twelve of her friends were enter
tained by Miss Mildred and Miss Ger
trude Lewis at the Lewis home. 94f
Eleventh ave. North.
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USE FOR CLOCKS

The small worn-out clock can be
useful in the sickroom IL the face
Is still intact. After a dose of medi.
cine is given the hands should be
turned to denote the time when the
next one Is due.
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Viii Haze Waffle
Breakfast

Miss Katherine Luke, assisted by
Mrs. Russell Waesche. will entertain
with a waffle breakfast Sunday
morning. at her home. in honor of
ten army officers from Camp Lewis.
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DINNER HOSTESS

At their Fort worden quarters
on Friday. Major Kelley Benjamin
Lennon. U. s. A. and Mrs. Lem
mon. were dinner hosts. taking their
guests afterwards to the dance. In
cluded in their party were Lieuten-
ant Lee Y. Gray. U. $. A.. Mrs.
Gray, and Miss Stevens.
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USE PAPER

Lay newspaper on the floor before
you roll your heavy furniture to a
different position. Then whether II
Is carpet or bare floor no mark will
be made.
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Army Officers
Are Guests

Colonel C. A. Seonie viii entertain
a crowd OF army officers and their
guests Wednesday. June %. at the
Bungalow.
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CHANGEABLE

Changeablc taffeta, worn SO much
in frocks a few years ago, is now
making its appearance in sport hats.
These hats are often trimmed only
with beads.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert p. Wilson.
Of Chicago. returned Wednesday
from a five days motor trip to
Vancouver. Il. c. They were accom-.
panied by Mrs. Alexander Macdon-
ell. Seattle. and Mrs John T. Han.
son. Chicago.
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IEntertains for
lDduqhter

Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Fairbanks en-.
tertained at a birthday party for
their daughter, May. Friday even
ing. Twelve guests were invited.
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Personal

Mrs. Charles II. Peabody. who has
been III at her home. 11i4 Harvard
ave. NJ. In rocuperating.
Mr.. and Mrs. corwin s. Shank
and family will spend the weekend
In Everett.
Miss Alice jackson, who has been
attending NahattanviIle college in
New York. Is expected home on
June IS.
Mrs. II. u. Adams. OF Cleveland.
Ohio. whs has been visiting Mrs
corwin y. Shank. left Friday morn
ing for Oakland, Cal.
Mrs. Fred Mcconnell and daugh.
ter Betty. OF Wenatchee. are visit
ing Mrs. McConnelis mother. Mrs
IL. J. Jones. at the Pennington
hotel.
Mrs. II. H. Wilson and Miss Grace
Wilson. daughter OF Colonel X. H.
Wilson. went TO Camp Lewis for the
Friday night dance.
Mrs. w. II. Fritch and her two
daughters, Misses Eleanor and Bar.
barn Fritch, returned Wednesday
from California. Mrs. Fritch and
Barbara have been visiting in Der.
kelley for two months and Eleanor
has been attending Mills college
After school closed Eleanor visited
school friends In Pasadena for sew.
eral weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. George NJ. Horton
and daughter Gertrude and son
Kenneth will motor TO Portland
next week TO attend the Rose Fes
tival.
Miss Katherine Roberts. OF Ia.
coma. was a Seattle visitor Friday.
Misses Margaret and Elizabeth
Newman and Misses Mona and Mar.
vel MouHa, OF Bellingham. are week.
end guests at the Zeta Tau Alpha
house.
Among the girls who went 10 the
Moran school commencement and
dance were Miss Grace Pardee and
Miss Helen James. They were chap
eroned by Mrs. C. r. Boyce and
Mrs. Frances NJ. Kellar.
Mr.. Roy McAdam left Friday for
three weeks business trip In Cali.
fornia-
Miss Marion Wood, OF Bellingham
spent Thursday and Friday visiting
friends here
Miss Katherine Honey, Of Gresh
am. Ore. IS making n three weeks
visit with Seattle friends.
Mr.. and Mrs W. G.. King. Jr.. are
motoring 10 Snoquaimie Falls on
Sunday TO be guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs w. Forrest Goodfellow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert y. Wilson
OF Chicago. returned Wednesday
from a five days motor trip "a
Vancouver. Il. c. They were accom-
panied by Mrs. Alexander Macdon-
ell. Seattle. and Mrs John T. Han
son. Chicago.
Judge and Mrs. Charles Macauiey
Of Dawson. who have been spending
the winter in the East, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry c. MacAuiey and Mrs.
Cecil Hill. of Vancouver. d. c.. mo-
torcd from Vancouver Friday. They
win remain here several days prior
TO Judge and Mrs. Macauley's lcav.
ing for Alaska
Mr.. Ben Butler and Mr.. Anthony
Brandenthalcr have gone to New
York. whence they viii sail the latter
part Of tho month for . three
months trip to South America
Miss Louise Chandler will leave the
latter part OF this month for Los
Angeles. where she will spend the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Ames Leon.
ard and Miss Frances Leonard have
moved into their new home at 2312
33rd s.. Mount Baker park.
Miss Gladys Thoms left this morn.
ing for Los Angeles. where she will
make her home.
Mrs. Chester Raymond Bordeaux OF
Bordeaux. Wash. is spending the
weekend in Seattle.
Mrs. John Patten Of Elc. Wash.
arrived Friday TO attend the lunch.
con given Friday by Mrs. Crawford
Anderson.
Good apple pie: GO 10 Boldt's.-Ad-
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live QUESTIONS

ny EDWIN ,. BR0wH
1oo Columbia street

Seattle has more natural advana'
tagcs than any city in the WORLD
health. water supply. hydro-electrie|
power unlimited. water and rail
transportation. as fine a harbor q
the best. fresh water lakes. unsur-
passed scenery. climatic conditions.
conducive to vigor. strength ana
growth; in fact. Seattle has all that
goes to make q great city. and
Seattle is q great city-not because
of us. but in spite OF us.
The natural resources and advan-s
tages at Seattle's door are far be-.
yond our comprehension. and as yet
are untouched. Besides. Seattle isk
the natural gateway through which
our Oriental commerce should GOMEZ
and go. Seattle should long since
have been making customer OF
Alaska and the entire Northwest
Somehow. few Alaskans have REL
spect. regard or trust for Seattle
business men as of sound business
inteuritv
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WOMEN'S CLUBS

player: Margaret Harmon. mczzo-
soprano. and Mr.. Billadcaux. BARI
tone. with Louretta Harding ms &C.
companist. will play for the disabled
soldiers AZ tho Marine hospital ut
Port Townsend Sunday. June 8.
Eject New Offlcesy
The Seattle Civic Improvement
club held their last meeting OF the
season In the Federated club rooms
Thursday noon. Following the I
O'Clock luncheon. officers for the
ensuing year were elected Mrs. j.
b. Coughlin Is the new president:
Mrs. J. Normitc. vicc.president: Mrs.
j. ]. May. recording secretary: Mrs.
j. +. Weber. corresponding secre.
tary. and Mrs. b. l.. styer. treas
urer.
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Bridge Tea for
Miss ThO1ns

Mrs Francis Everett Mitchell en-
tcrtained at bridge tea at her
apartment Friday in honor Of Gladys
Thoms. who Is leaving for her home
in California
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HANDSOME DINNER
LILIES AND sNApDRAGoN

An exquisitely appointed table,
centered by valley lilies and snap
dragon. and surrounded by a gay
and attractive coterie. marked the
dinner given at their Fort Worden
quarters. on Friday, by Major i. ID.
Applin. u. s. A. and Mrs. Applin.
prefaclng the dance. and compli-
menung their house guest, Mrs.
Moore. wife OF Lieutenant Colonel
Jairus AIphaeus Moore. u. S. A.
Agreeably completing the party were
Major Royal Kemp Greene, u. s. A..
adjutant OF the Puget Sound coast
defenses. and Mrs. Greene. and Cap
tain George Il. Kent medical corps.
u. s. A.
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FOR DOUGHNUTS

II you have used too much short.
ening in your doughnuts and do not
discover 1t until too late to remedy
IL. then put little vinegar in the
frying fat before 1t Is hot and your
cakes will not soak up the lard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-04

At the York Community club meet
ing at the York school Friday night
new officers for the year were elected
M. l.. Jose will be the new president
M. +. Brown. secretary and treasur.
err; j. Hines. press correspondent
Roy Wisecup, publicity manager,
are the other newly elected officers.
Next Friday night the club will hold
a reception for the retiring and new
officers at the John Muir school