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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-06
CYNTHIA GREY Is taking a two weeks vacation All
- letters sent during her absence will be answered
promptly possible upon her return.
Red Cross to Give Health Instructions

Tho RCD Cross Ia organizing
health classes. for which several
good reasons for joining follow
The nursing of sickness In n
thing that is apt 60 come 10 all OF
US. The nursing of tho sick In
variably dcvolves upon women and
the recovery of the patient often
depends upon her ability 60 care
for and carry out the doctors or
ders. This was demonstrated In a
very startling manner during the
Flu epidemic. Thousands OF pa
tlent. suffered from very severe at.
lacks of "nu" and It's after effects.
simply because women Of the fam.
lily had no experience In tho seien.
tific care of the sick
To know how 20 observe the
symptoms OF sick person: to take
temperatures: how TO properly
make hts bed: TO give tho proper
kind and amounts of food. and
know something about It's nutritive
value. TO baths patient and
change the bed with sick person
In n, and 10 do the thousand and
one other things that are neces
sary for tho comfort Of n very sick
patient. such as every family had
during the "flu." To know these
things makes II infinitely easier
for the attendant and IL necessary
for the recovery Of tho patient.
These arc some OF the things that
will be- taught IN the Red Cross
classes this coming winter. II IL
information that should appeal TO
all women. no motter in what walk
OF life.
Each class win be under the tute
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-06
Tea Compliments
Miss Ir1Uin

Miss Frances Quigiey entertained
this afternoon with a delightful tea
in tho apartment OF her aunt. Mrs.
Frank II. Madden, in Washington
Arms, complimenting Miss Gene
We've Irwin of Boston. the house
guest of Miss Katherine Bacon.
Zinnias. marigolds and red tinted
maple leaves adorned the rooms.
and pretty arrangement OF snap
dragons. zinnias and fall asters in
a high-handled basket were used as
q centerpiece on the tea table.
where presiding were Miss Virginia
sheahan, Miss Anona Roberts, Mrg.
George Douglas and Miss Mildred
Miller.
Assisting were Miss Pamela Leon
ard. Miss Katherine Hanley and
Miss Irmengarde Patton. Little
Betty Fieager received the cards at
the door.
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lage OF n trained Red Cross nurse.
and upon tho satisfactory compile.
ton Of tho course Red Cross Ger.
tificates will be issued. The fee for
the entire fifteen lessons. including
the cost OF the text book, is but
t2.oo. Glasses will be arranged for
mornings and afternoons, and n n
sufficient number desire II. for eve.
ninga. Meetings will be held twice
"A week
Those who are Interested are
urged 10 enroll as soon as possible
20 that eiaases may begin without
delay. Telephone. write or cali In
person at si5 University street Or I
tho Red Cross Nursing Center nj
Fourth and Virginia. Az soon m a
sufficient number have enrolled the
definite date of the opening classes
viii be announced.
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Mrs. Schmit= Honors
Mrs. Baker With
CHARMING Tea

Mrs. Raif Douglas Baker was the
honor guest this afternoon at a
charming tea given by Mrs. Dietrich
Schmitz In the apartment OF her
mother. Mrs. James c. Huteson. In
Hamilton Arms.
Centering the dainty tea table was
= broad basket. overfiowing. with
dahlias asters and French mari.
Colds Presiding hero were Mrs.
Louis Stanton and Mrs. John bud.
ley Roberts. who were assisted by
Miss Elizabeth Chadwick. Miss
I.eurn Parsons and Miss Betsy
Booth. who were all members OF Mrs.
Echmitx' bridal party. about year
ago. Tho Misses Mary de veuve
and Marion Huteson greeted the call.
ers at the door during the receiving
hours. from 4 until o'clock. Autumn
flowers and foliage tastefuliy decor
ated the home.
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Service for Friday at
Orthopedic COTTAGE lunch

In charge Friday OF the ortho-
pedic Cottage Lunch will be the
Mount Rakes Park Guild. with Mrs.
l. II. Hackett ms hostess. assisted
by Mrs. Victor keiso. Mrs. II. Al.
len. Mrs. n. II. Ross. Mrs. y, Lewis.
Mrs. = Warren. Mrs. Chas Houston.
Miss Doris Ross. Miss Olga Reins-
dorff. Lunch viii bs served from
li.g0 10 $50.
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Day Nursery Association
To Receire


Tho Seattle Day Nursery associa-
ton win give n reception Thursday.
October IL. from untii o'clock
In the afternoon and from s until 10
IN the evening. in their new building.
$50 Broadway. which win b a
formal opening and 10 which all
friends OF the association are In
vited.
This reception win give oppor-
tunlty TO inspect the new building
and meet tho officers; also anyone
desiring may donate food or present
4 silver offering.
In charge viii be the executive
board. which includes the past presi-
len1A Mrs. II. J. Huston. Mrs +. T..
pamerton, Mrs. william Sherman
walker. Mrs. @. A. c. Rochester.
Mrs. Leroy Manson Backus: the vice
presidents. Mrs. Frederick Bausman.
Miss Rebccca Collins. Mrs Alexander
Baillie, Mrs. L. c. Gilman. Mrs.
James Fl Calvert, president: Mrs.
Henry Broderick. recording secre-
tary: Mrs. Theodore Halter. CORE
spending secretary: Mrs. David J.
Grant, treasurer. Mrs. Walter Henry.
membership treasurer: the following
members at large. Mrs John Erik
son, Mrs. r.. NJ. Burton. DIR. Cora
Gaxe. and the chairrnen OF commit
tees. Mrs. Abner Brown. Mrs. Louis
l.. Mendel. Mrs Ben L. Moore and
Mrs. Thomas Saul. Tho girls OF the
Junior league viii assist
Tho board OF trustees OF the asso-
citation Includes DIR. Mark A. Mat
thews, president: Mrs A. H. Ander-
son, Mrs. A. b. Stewart. Mrs c. ID.
stimson. Mrs. NJ. b. Augustine. Mrs
Leroy Manson Backus. Mrs. FL
bridge Amos Stuart. Mrs. Patrick
Mccoy, Mr.. Walter Fulton. Mr..
Josiah Collins and Mr.. Henry Brod-
erick.
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CLUBS FOR FRIDAY
Queen Anne PIT. A.

The Parent.Teaohers' association
Of the West Queen Anne grade
school will hold reception and
open house. on Friday evening. DC
tobor eth. at 7so. with the fathers
as guests OF honor,
A musical program will be pro
scented and refreshments served. II
II hoped that all members OF che
association and patrons OF the
school will make a special effort
20 be present that they may become
better acquainted and learn OF the
work 20 be accomplished during
the coming year.
The hosts and hostesses fer tho
occasion are Mr.. and Mrs. c. &.
Wills. Mr.. and Mrs. David ratten.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy kinnear. Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. l. Jonea. Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Salisbury. MIR. and Mrs. j. J..
Armes. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Boyd. and DIR. and Mrs. Louis H.
Maxson.
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Music
Concert This
Evening

Under the auspices OF the German
and Austrian relief committee. the
proceeds Of which VIII 40 TO tho fund
TO enable the "Quakers" TO continue
their child feeding. there will be
concert given this evening in Douglas
hall, odd Fellows temple. at 8 D. m.
sharp.
In addition 10 the program, which
follows. tho spargur string quartet
will give several selections.
Tales Of Vienna Woods .... Strauss
Hippodroms Orchestra
Vocal soio--'fittis Gray Home in the
"ssi 80. .ss.-ssss ssfsssssss.... iSohr
Mr.. Harry Leland
Egyptian Danes. ..................
Miss Lillian Bower.
Violin -~''Neistsraineer'' prsfsifsd
John Hgargur
Review Dsnce-Just from New York
Eight Girls.
Mr.. Paul FunE.
Vocal soio--"chanson Proysnesis-.
ss+ssss+ ..-ss..sssss.ss.tE y. DelfAcqua
Mrs. caspsr Fischer.
Male Qusrtsts s.sss.ssss.s4+..... Selected
Dust andsrsr's SiTh, song".......
.ssssstssssss.sss.s sRubaustetr
hrs fisehsr and Prof Kari schwsrdtfsEsr
specially Acts. .....s....fs.4..., Selected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-06
Senate Tax Snarl
Is Up to Harding

WASHINGTON. Oct. e--Ths sen.
ate tax snarl was placed directly be
fore President Harding today by
Senator Lodge. senate republican
leader.
understood 10 have indicated that
some action by Harding may be
necessary to prevent a coalition Of
democrats and republican insurgents
from defeating features OF the tax re-
vision bill which tho administration
believes vital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-06
Facultv Wires to Meet

The faculty wives VIII hold the
first meeting OF tho season at the
clubhouse ON the campus next Mon.
day afternoon. Following the usual
custom. a reception win be held. wei.
coming tho wives OF the new mem.
bcrs OF the faculty.
Receiving viii be Mrs. Henry sun
ralio and Mrs. Fred Aver president
OF the club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-06
Pigeon Was Used
as Dope Carrier

FARGO, N. D.. Oct GA new way
Of transporting drugs was discovered
when carrier pigeon was forced to
earth here and aluminium capsules
containing cocaine were found fas-
tened to Its legs. Other birds, also
used as drug carriers, have been
found in Minnesota and Illinois.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-06
Seattle
Society
Tea Planned for Friday
by Mrs. Parry; L,nch-
con for Mrs. Bentley;
Invitations Issued for
Dance.

MRS. WILL II. PARRY has eS'
lN1 tended invitations for n tea at
her home Friday afternoon from
until o'clock. honoring her daugh.
terin.iaw. Mrs. Byron Parry, OF
washington. II. c. Mrs. Richard III.
Wilson will preside at the tea table.
assisted by Mrs. Tom Parry. Mrs.
David seie. Miss Mary Wilson, Miss
Grace Wilson and Miss jane Parry.
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Sir Archibald Williamson and
Lady Williamson OF London, Eng.
land. spent several days in the city
last week. guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander Baiilie.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Ferguson Of
Picking. China. who arrived IN tho
city yesterday and were guests at
tho Hotel Washington. left this
morning for Washington, u. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. George IT. Guy left
Tuesday on a two months motor trip
thru Washington. Oregon and Calf
fornia.
Mrs. T. r. Ogg Is planning 20 leave
Sunday for California, to be gone
about a month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Baiills
left Saturday for tho East. where
they VIII visit their sons-in law and
daughters. Commander I. &. John.
son. u. s. ~. and Mrs. johnson. in
Newport. II. r.. and Mr.. and Mrs
John Banks at Iakeville. Conn. They
will he away about six weeks and
win return by way OF California.
Mai Harvard Moore, u. 3. A.. and
Mrs Moore left yesterday by motor
for Portland. 10 visit for while be.
fore going 10 san Francisco for n
staw NJ four rr.ouths
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard r. MeRas
have removed from tho 81. PAUL
apartments TO residence at .i5 Il.
Boston st.
Or. Charles Sears. OF Portland. Is
the guest OF Or. and Mrs. ]. Tate
Mason.
Col s. II. Perry. OF Liverpool. Eng.
land. who Is the guest Of Dr. and
Mrs. Richard w. Perry. will leave
I'm few days for the East. where he
win visit before returning to his
home.
oAH ais tfhtArFAAf ~ tfrtA
and family have come into town
from their country place.
Mr.. and Mrs. wllmot r.iliy. Mr..
and Mrs. 8. Lamplng and Mr.. and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moran spent the
weekend as tho guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Moran. mt Rosario.
Mrs. r w. Purdy. OF Bciiingham.
who has been the guest OF her sister.
Mrs. Henry Landes. left today for
her home. accompanied by Mrs. Ian.
des.
Miss Ph.bs Nell TIdmarsh and
Miss Catherine Collins will leave Sat.
urday for Portland. where they will
play In the Oregon state champion.
ship golf tournament.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter McEwan
Tomkins win occupy the Baillio resi-.
dence during their absence In the
East and South.
DIR. and Mrs. Guy 8. Peterkin re.
turned yesterday from n five days
motor trip TO Waila waila and Pun.
man.
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Mrs. Crosby Plans
Luncheon

Honoring Mrs. Frederick Bentley.
who Is leaving october is for New
York. whence on the goth she viii
sail for Europe. TO be gone until
spring. Mrs. II. William Crosby
viii entertain with a luncheon OF
twelve covers at her home Thurs
day, October IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-06
Chi Omega Alumnae
TO Meet

Chi Omega Alumnae Association
viii meet at tho Chapter house.
4S+T 18th ave. n. r.. Friday. oc.
tober 7. instead OF Fort Iawton. as
previously announced. Luncheon
VIII be served at 1870 o'clock. with
Mrs Lou witherbee and Mrs.
Frank Gunther as hostcsses.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
Iinut Cushing No. q

Lieut.. Cushing. No. -. women's
Relief corps. have planned progress
sive whist card party 20 be given at
the Panama cafeteria. 1915 Third
ave. "wednesday. October IL. at 3
.. m. All members Of the order
and tho public invited.
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I.cschl Height. Woman. Club

Mrs. c. A. Newman and Mrs. j. r.
Johnson will entertain tho Leschi
Heights women's club AZ their home.
2os3 King st. Friday. October I. at ?
p. m. An interesting program will
be given Mrs. Harry Erwin will re-.
cite and Mrs. Randolph Pearson viii
sing. Piano solos will be played by
Miss Marion Hyland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-06
He Drops Dead in
Church at PRAYER

SWANSEA. wales. Oct Eek
Mayor Gwiiym Morgan had just he.
gun q fervent prayer IN pantygwyde
Baptist Chapel when his head fell
forward and he toppied over. lie was
dead when picked up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-06
Active Chapter to BE
Honor Guests

On Thursday evening. October IL.
the Mothers club OF III Kappa Alpha
VIII entertain tho active chapter
with a dinner at tho fraternity
house. later attending the parents
assembly In Meany hall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-06
Formal Dance at
Nine. Pless' School

Tho Mime. Pless school Is planning
formal dance. which promises 10
be brilliant affair. for Friday even
Ing. October II. invitations for which
have been limited TO one hundred
guests
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-06
Mondnu Practice Club

The next meeting Of the Monday
Practice club will be held at tho
home Of Mrs. Frederick Adams. In
J.aurelhurst, on October IT. Tho
French school Of music Is the sub
Ject TO be studied during tho ensuing
year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-06
Annual Founders
Dan Banquet

Rho chapter. OF Alpha Phi Omega,
will give it's annual Founders day
banquet at the Rainier club. Satur'
day evening, October 10, at Z o'clock.
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Studio Luncheon

Miss Ella Mcbride and Mr.. Wayne
Albee entertained with a studio
luncheon Tuesday afternoon. at their
studio.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS

Hay PIT. A. viii be held at the
school Tuesday. October II. at 2 p.
m. Mr.. r. r.. Fleming. head Of tho
vocational department In the public
schools viii speak on the nature of
his work. and vocal selections will be
given by Mrs. Arlene Bowman. After
tho regular business meeting tea will
DO served. All parents invited.
British Association
The regular meeting OF tho British.
American association viii be held in
the Fine Arts hall. Fourth ave. be
tween Seneca and University ats.
Friday evening. October Il. Mt s
o'clock. Mr.. Robert s. Boyns. pres.
ident of tho Seattle Chamber OF
commerce. win give stereoptieon
lecture on My Trip Thru Cornwall.
England" There will be no charge
for admission. All members and
friends cordially invited. Election of
officers and payment OF dues.
Expression Of Thanks
The Union Danes of tho Civil War
entertained with a chicken dinner
ana two card parties on Friday. Sep
TENDER 30. In Veterans hall. the
Armory, and desire TO thank all
members Of other orders who helped
mako tho day successful one.
King County Humane Society
A general meeting Of the KING
County Humane society will be held
at noon Tuesday. October II. In
the Bon Marchs tea room. 20
which the public Is invited.
Seattle Council Of Minute Women
Tn. Seattle Council OF Minute
Women will act as host 10 the state
convention OF Minute Women. 20
be held IN Seattle. Thursday. oc
tober s7th. at the Cornish school.
Tho program for ths all-day SEES.
sion Is In tho hands OF Mrs. Fred
w. Bert. Jr.. Seattle COUNCILLOR.
Mrs. overton @. Ellis. Of Tacoma.
state councillor: Mrs. Edgar Ame~.
King county councillor. and Mrs.
John McEadon OF Tacoma
Among tho social features will be
a reception IN the evening for the
state officers.
The ehairmen OF tho following
committees hav. been named; Reg.
ixtrntion. Mrs. David y. Fryer.
decoration. Mrs. Daniel Raglan and
Mrs. John MACEDONIAN: receiving.
Mrs. Mary T.. Leslie: flag. Mrs. II.
u. Hurley: music. Mrs. John BAH
largcon: courtesier. Mrs. II. NJ
stryker; Information. Mrs. It. 4.
Weeks: badges. Mrs. Vida Shell
don.
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Ladies Auxiliary Post No. IS

Ladies' auxiliary 10 Post No. ~.
American Legion. win give silver
tea Friday. October Z. from 40 10
o'clock. at tho homo OF Mrs. Guy
Morse. s2so First ave. ". w. Take
Phinney car to ssth 1T.
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Women Association. Plymouth
Congregational Church

women's association. OF Plymouth
Congregational church. meets. Study
class. ii:so n. M. Luncheon. 1880
p. m Program. 1850 y. m. Miss Ber-
tina Allen. Of Foochow. China. and
Mrs Helen street Ranney. OF san
Francisco. speakers.
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Bridge Party at
Moments University Club

At the Women's University club
Friday afternoon at 2:30. the form
Of entertainment for members and
their guests will DO bridge party.
the hostesses to be Mrs. James r.
Robertson, and Mrs. George w.
2wift
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Tho Lestis Gardner Rose club VIII
meet In tho tea room OF the Bon
Marchs on Friday. October at IL
o'clock.
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PythIsn Sisters

rythian Sisters. Temple No. ..
meets In tho new Pythian hall In tho
evening. Initiation.
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The second meeting Of IN. John
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-06
Olympic View PIT. A.

olympic View Farent.Teaeher as.
ISOLATION meets at school. ESQ p. m.
Miss Alma finder. president Of King
County parent.Teacher association.
viii speak.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-06

Mr.. and Mrs Walter McEwan
Tonkins win occupy the Bailiie resi-.
dence during their absence in the
East and South.
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woman's Century Club Reception
womsn's Century club win meet
AZ the New Washington hotel from
20 5 .. m Annual reception for
members.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-06

Miss Ph.bs Nell TIdmarsh and
Miss Catherine Collins will leave Sat.
urday for Portland. where they will
play I'm the Oregon state champion
ship golf tournament.
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King County Humane Society

A general meeting Of the KING
County Humane society will be held
at noon Tuesday. October II. In
the Bon Marchs tea room. TO
which the public IL invited.
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Bethlehem Shrine

Bethlehem shrine. No. /. meets in
Masonic temple at p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-06

Adele NJ. Ficlds Parliamentary
Procedure club meets In Erickson
room OF Young women's Christian
Association. f:3o .. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-06

Mrs. r. w. Purdy. OF Bciiingham.
who has been the guest OF her sister.
Mrs. Henry Landes, left today for
her home. accompanied by Mrs. Ian.
des.
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DR.. and Mrs. Guy 8. Peterkin re.
turned yesterday from five days
motor trip TO walla walla and Pun.
man.
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Ladies' Auxiliary. Temple de HIr,ch

Ladies' auxiliary. Temple do
Hirsch. meets IN vestry room OF tenn.
pie at ESQ y. m. Board meets at 1
=. IN.
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Literary and Musical Club
ladies' Literary and Musical club
meets with Mrs. r. u. McClinton.
sio, coriiss ave. $50.
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Mr.. and Mrs. wllmot Liiiy. Mr..
and Mrs. 8. Larnping and Mr.. and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moran spent the
weekend as the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Moran. Mt Rosario.
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RrItIsh.A American Association

The Union Danes of the Civil War
entertained with a chicken dinner
and two card parties on Friday. Sep
temher 30. In Veterans hall. the
Armory. and desire TO thank all
members OF other orders who helped
mako tho day successful one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-06

Mr.. and Mrs. George III. Guy left
Tuesday on a two months motor trip
thru Washington. Oregon and Calf
fornia.
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Mai Harvard Moore. u. s. A.. and
Mrs Moore left yesterday by motor
for Portland. TO visit for while be.
fore going 10 san Francisco for a
stay of four months.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Ferguson OF
Picking. China. who arrived IN tho
city yesterday and were guests at
tho Hotel Washington. left this
morning for Washington, u. c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard r. Mcrtas
have removed from tho ST. Paul
apartments TO a residence at as Il.
Boston ST.
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Personal

Sir Archibald Williamson and
Lady Williamson OF London. Eng.
land. spent several days in the city
last week. guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
Alexander Baiilie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-06

Mr.. ana Mrs. Broussais c. Beck
and family have come into town
from their country place.
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Cot $. II. Perry. OF Liverpool. Eng.
land. who Is tho guest Of DIR. and
Mrs. Richard w. Perry. viii leave
I'm few days for the East. where he
win visit before returning to his
home.
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Mrs. T. r. Ogg Il planning 10 leave
Sunday for California, to be gone
about a month.
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Or. Charles Sears. OF Portland. IL
the guest OF Or. and Mrs. J. Tate
Mason.
Evening star., 1921-12-05

fHE President and MIS-. Aard-
ing will entertain dinner
company Of about fifty Thurs
day evening at the White
House. their guests being governors
Of states and their wives.
The President and Mrs. Harding, ac-
companied by Brig. Gen. Charles E.
Sawyer and Mrs. Sawyer, attended
the memorial services of the Elks at
the Central High School last evening.
The Vice President and Mrs. Coolidge
left Washington this morning for
Northampton, Mass, where they go
for the municipal election. They Will
go to Boston Tuesday morning. and
after remaining there for the day will
leave for Washington. Mrs. Coolidge
is returning in time to hold her re-
ception Wednesday afternoon.
The ambassador Of Great Britain
and Lady Geddes entertained small
company at luncheon today. when
their guests were Mr.. and Mrs. War
rem Delano Robbins, Sir Herbert
Llewellyn Smith. Mr.. Lampson, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Wilberforce. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ashton-Gwatkin and Capt.
Bailey.
Evening star., 1921-12-05

Mr.. J. F. Prendergast of Marion.
Ohio. entertained at dinner Saturday
evening at the New Willard Hotel,
when his guests included Mr.. George
B. Christian. jr., Mr.. James Sloane.
MIR. Crissinger and DR.. Corey.
Evening star., 1921-12-05

Mr.. Okino Of the Japanese deIega-
ton was host at dinner last night at the
Shoreham, entertaining a company Of
ten in the private dining room.