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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-06
NEW GREEK KING
FINALLY WINNER

ATHENS. Oct. 5:-Persistent
through many disappointments and
set-backs George, Duke of Sparta
n eldest Son of the former King
Constantine, is at last on the throne.
And he's going to stay there
Until the people say they want
me no more" he declares.
But he hopes that day will never
come, for he likes his new job better
than anything else in the world. He
had been after it for a long time,
Twice he was in line for it. But
politics fnterfered and George had
to take a back seat.
Following revolutionary troubles
in 1917 both he and his father had
to fee. George went to Rumania.
His younger brother Alexander
came into power.
When Alexander died in 1920
from the effects of a monkey bite the
refugees were forced to renounce all
claims to the throne. But two
months later there was another up
heaval in Greece and George and
Constantine were asked to return to
their country.
While George was in Rumania a.
royal match was arranged between
him and Princess Elizabeth.
They were married at Bucharest
on February 27, 1921. The bride
was twenty-seven; the bridegroom
thirty-one.
But hard luck still pursued the
prince. A few days later he was laid
Up with the mumps which he
caught from his bride.
1t was nothing serious, however.
As a matter of fact. it seemed to
change his luck.
When his. father got into trouble
and was forced to abdicate, George
received the call. =
Now both he and his wife are
happy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-06
Know how 1t feels to get up
feeling fit for the days work!

Get rid Of constipation through the
use Of Kellogg's Bran, cooked and
krumbled, and you'll be another and
healthier, happier person. The action
Of Kellogg's Bran is natural--but it
is wonderful. If you will eat at least
two tablespoonful each day you will
free yourself from constipation per-
manently. Chronic cases should eat as
much more as necessary for results.
Ksllogg's Bran, cooked and krum-
bled, is one OF the simplest but one of
the most remarkable nature foods.
Kellogg's Bran, while delicious as a
cereal or with your favorite cereal,
sweeps and cleanses and puriies. It
clears the intestinal tract in an easy
and natural but positive way without
irritation OF discomfort.
Kellogg's Bran must not be classed
with "remedies,'' OF with pills OF
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-06
BANKERS AT WEST POINT

NEW YORK, Oct. 6.-MeInbers of
the American Bankers Association
their weighty sessions over left the
convention hall today to visit West
Point, where a special program was
prepared for them.
They made the trip on two chart
cred steamers. the overflow taking
trains.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-06
SAY HE BEAT HIS MOTHER

NEW BRUNSWICK. Oct. g.
Peter Surik, fifteen, convicted OF as
sault on his mother. will not be SEN
fenced for another six weeks. when
the probation officer will report II
the defendant is worthy Of any con-
sideration. There is no circUm-
stances to justify in striking your
own mother, and you had no right
to do it." said Judge Daily. when
Surik appeared this morning to ie-
ceive his sentence.
The charge was made by his
mother after the boy had refused
to work and had exercised his fists
with his mothsE
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-06
Chicago Series Even

CHICAGO, Oct. 6.-With city
series matters even, the Chicago
Nationals and Americans rested to-
day preparatory to resumption of
nostilities in the American yards to-
morrow.
The Cubs in their ten to three
victory over the White Sox yestpr-
day. won the first game they have
taken from their American League
rivals since 1916, and chased the
jinx which followed them for thir-
teen straight games against TIE
tribe of Comiskey.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-06
5 To z
YEAR TERM

NEW BRUNSWICK, Oct. e.
Judge Daily this morning sentenced
Louis Fauller, thirty-two. to five to
twelve years in the state prison on
a charge of committing an assault
with intent to kill Raphael Schai-
neon on July 18, at South Amboy.
When sentenced the Judge said
that he would probably Impose a
heavier term, but he had some doubt
that the act committed was of a
vicious character and of little men
tai comprehension.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28
WAR RECORD
lessons FINE
Costas in Argument With
Probation officer

BOSTON. Aug. ss.--Costas Emcri-
Gus. az ono OF n thousand pushcsrt
pcddlers who offend. got 80 mad be-
cause the probation officer said he
had been arraigned 10 times for sim
liar offenses that he refused TO pay n
$50 fine.
Il, was Mr. Emcricus' contention
that he had been pinched only II
times. and he demanded that the rec
ords b. consulted. In the dock Cos
tas thought II over and asked what
hail was required on appeal. II was
, $50.
sail right said he. producing a
roll and pecling Off first a Newfound-
land 81 bill. which Clerk Miiward
refused to honor.
This II the United States" said
the clerk, mot Newfoundland
"Ali right" snapped costas: Il
fought for the United States two
years"
did you-- interrupted Judge Muir.
ray. Then that's going to make a
SIS difference in the finc--caii Il S."
Il can just stand that" allowed
Emericus. tucking the foreign bill
back and tearing off good one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28
ASKS GRIFF|THS COAL STORTACI
NOT TO Get OUT NOT ALARMING /
Industries viii Not Clos
Shops; Fuel Oil Is Used

NEW YORK Aug. zs.-Ineu.,r,
IN general does not plan 10 follov
the lead of Henry Ford in clo.,n,
down plants becauro o. the ga.
shortage and prevailing high price
OF fuel. n survey made By ~,
United Press showed today.
Some plants. however. hsv. a,
ready curtalisd operations or plan !,
DO 20 soon.
The packing plants. largest ,nsu.
try of Chicago. report fbsv a.,
operating 90 per cent on oil ana 4
per cent on coal. The manager =
Armour & Co. said that In os.~ !,
total lack OF coal ne could opers,,
tho plant entirely with oil. Thl
same condition. he stated. applies 4
other packers.
There has been a slight curfaf
ment of subway service ia Ne,
York. but there In not much su(j
ing. owing 10 the influx Of lmports|
English coal.
Industrial leaders az Cincinnati, an
Indianapolis claim they have sun
Gent coal supplies on hand 10 qua
anieo operation. The large man,
featuring plants in Mllwaukee. Il
Guiding the Paimol;ve Soap cor
pany and the Allis Chalmers Moef
company. SEQ no immediate prospo.
Of shutdown or eurtaiirnent
Prom Harrisburg. Pa. comes b
report that the steel industry the
IL curtailed not only because Of u
coal shortage. but also due 20 d
railroad strike.
| other than the Ford plants m,
win be no shutdown and very In
curtailment In Houston. Texas. a.
Oklahoma City.
Kansas City. another packing .
ter. is operating on slightly cu
tailed basis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28
IRISH BONDS TO
Be PAID IN FULL
Free State to Make Good
the Early Obligations

Seattle investors in Irish bonds
will get their money back. Irish Free
State heads have Indicated In a suit
on file In New York 20 stop f2.300.o0o
OF American money on i,s way 70 Dc
Valera.
Michael Collins. slain Irish Free
state head. sent word. just before his
death. that all who had contributed
70 Irsland's tight will get their mon
cy back. with interest. now that the
war with England II over.
In the meantime. Collins branded
De Valera a fugitive and secured
from the supreme court an injunc-
ton preventing him from getting
any more American money raised for
Irish fighting.
Thousands OF dollars were raised
b. friends Of Ireland in tho Pacific
Northwest at the time De Valera
was making his first fight against
England.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28
Business Women. Club

Tho Tacoma Business and PROBES.
slonal women's club viii act as hos.
tess and provide accommodation 10
Point Defiance park. Tacoma. from
the dock TO all members from clubs
throughout tho state who will be in
attendance at the state picnic given
Sunday. Sept. .. in honor OF state
delegates returning from tho conven.
ton OF the National Federation OF
Business and Professional Women.
held in Chattanooga. Tenn.
Club members attending the picnic
from Seattle are requested 10 notify
the executive secretary not later
than Wednesday. Aug. 30. Boats
will leave tho Seattle Colman dock
for Tacoma at II n. m. Sunday.
Sept. 3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28
3 Progressive Candidates
Report progress"

with all three progressive candi'
dates for the republican nomination
for United States senator against
Miles Poindexter reporting excel
lent progress" In their campaigns,
the movement 20 unity the hackers
OF each behlnd single csndidats
seemed to have been forgotten Mon.
day
Peter Iverson. who withdrew early
In the campaign in favor OF Judge
Austin T.. Grlfnthn. teiegraph~d
Judge Grifnfhs not 20 withdraw The
message said:
Believing you represent true
progressiyeness and that you are the
strongest candidate on the republican
ticket 20 oppose Senator PoindeSter.
request you not 20 withdraw from
tho race for senator. The reason ]
did not file was not 60 coupiicate
matters"
Mrs. Frances Axteii declared her
campaign IL gaining strength stead
lily. Col. George Is. Iamping tele
grnphed his headquarters that h'
would talk In sopkans Monday
night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28
THIEVES ACTIVE
over week END
Loot Includes Radio, Gems,
Dresses and Revolver

Burglars were busy Sunday night
and early Monday. Tho Apex Tire
shop. iio3 18th ave. s.. was entered
thru n broken window and $50 In
cash stolen.
Gussle okhoim. .4ss wcstiakc. re.
ported that his house was entered
and an ivory toilet set valued at ss5,
two suitcases and a suit were taken
A eilk dress, ivory set. wrist watch
and a revolver were taken from the
home Of Y. w. Miller. ais y. 63rd ri
Mrs. r. s. Gioyd. 3s29 sunnyside.
reported that burglars who entered
her home while the family was away
Sunday. stole their radio set. Nalu
able jcwelry was taken from this
homo OF c. O. Meldner. lila John 1T
Ten automobiles were stolen from
Seattle streets during tho last p
hours. This Il the highest number
that has been stolen in this space OF
time for several weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28
!. PERSONALS

Won der Golfx will return TO her
horne In New York City. Mrs. Lane
will remain In California to place her
children In school there. afr. and
Mrs Trcmper viii return TO Seattle
In October.
Miss Eileen Riley will leave this
week for Los Angeles. where abe will
agnin spend tho winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. George KrIbs Grace
Fischer have taken an apartment In
tho Volunteer apartments for the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Riggs have
sailed for changsha. China. where
they will spend the winter with their
aon-in-iaw and daughter. Mfr. and
Mrs. Harold Vincent smith tKathcr.
Inc Biggsl.
Or. and Mrs. W. II. Powers and
children have come in from Wins
Point for the winter.
Saturday. Mrs. John ~. Jackson.
with Mrs. George Byrnc. OF Berkeley
az house guest. motored several
ladies. all intimate friends Of the
house guest. to snoaualmis Inn for
luncheon.
From Bergen. Norway. ha. com,
Miss Bersitts ottcson to visit her
sister. Mrs A. NJ. wingc. NJ her
home. 1903 42nd ave. s. w. She will
remain until February.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick ID. sey
mour will motor on wednesday "a
Victoria. y. c.. where they win be
for two months In November they
will return 90 Seattle for a short
time before leaving for San Fran
cisco to remain indefinitely.
Mrs. Nell Hambien. and her daugh
ter. Miss Ruth. left yesterday for Al
bion. Mich. 20 visit Mrs. Hamblen's
parents for six months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy u. rink~rton
Miss Aivdrie Kincaid and Mr. Gerald
Mcsser were at Mount Rainier over
tho weekend.
Miss Marjorie f'iskcn. with MFR
and Mrs. Edwin Guthrie. Mr.. Phi
Morse. Miss Betty Nichols, Mr.
Alden J. Fisher and Mrs. q. w
Fisher. spent Saturday and sunda,
at Paradise inn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28
ny MARIAN HALE

Tho truth Isn't always pleasant.
but Il II well 10 know tho worst.
There has been a radical shake
up In vnmplng circles and tho baby
yamp has iost out
our fall and winter siren viii be
n sllnky. slender. soaring sister.
such as wrecked homes several sea
sons before the reign Of tho flapper.
Tho baby vamp had her chance,
but she mnffed u. She didn't last.
Men fell for her. but not for long
She was hard on their bank &C
counts. but no; on their hearts.
In other words. tho fiuffy darling
could jazz all right herself. but nhs
couldn't make mans heart synco'
pate TO anything like tho fantastic
measures 81 tho old Thcda Bara
model. And she couldn't sustain the
tempo.
so. She. out. II you don't believe
this 10 tho day OF tho tall giri just
look at the styles. They're all made
for her drsperies. long skirts. bis
hats and all.
Tho only thing left for the short
girl In TO put few extra lifts on
her heels. buy a comb foot high
pin up her bobbcd hair. use ever,
inch Of her spine. and create such
illusions Of tho wooiworth building
Ms she can.
Another cause contributing 10 ths
downfall Of the baby yamp Is said q
have been her blondness. Tho pas
tense is used advlsedly. Beaui,
specialists have decided that Il take
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas stimson.
with Mrs. Stimson's father. Mr. y.
A. BaIliargcon. VIII leave la sep
TENDER from New York on the $. :.
Paris for the continent. They viii be
gone until shortly before the Christ.
mas holidays.
Mrs. Mary e. chappeli and Miss
Claribei chappeil are In their new
home at so5s nth ave. y. f.
Mrs. 3. ]. Hart and children ar.
visiting relatives In New York state
Miss Alice Ives Is coming north
from California TO spend several
months hero with Mr.. and Mrs
Jcaze Ives.
Miss Caroline Moore. OF Tacoma.
who was prominent IN University
circles. Is spending the summer at
Paradise Inn
Mr.. and Mrs. caspar Fischer are
now In HeidcIburg. Germany.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. n. Lilly yester.
dav entertained DR.. and Mrs. David
Klnley, Miss Janet Kiniey and Mrs.
Saunders. Or. Henley il president
OF the University Of Illinois. Mr..
Lilly Is a graduate OF that school.
Mrs. Jacob Kaufman left Friday
for san Francisco 10 visit her
daughter there.
Ntrs Nancy Emory. Miss Laura
Emory. DR.. J. Tate Mason. Or. Wal.
ter Moore. John Ryan. Jr.. and
Thomas de Wolfe drove 20 Pacific
Beach for the weekend. Mrs. Mason
and Mrs. Moore expect TO return 10
their town houses from there next
week.
The Misses Catherine and Lillian
Franzen Of Chicago are visiting their
uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. J. II.
Buxbaum.
/ AiINs ID Ivy AiAH ~ 'Rt'+ EN~FNf'
Mrs. Breltzmsnn and Mrs. Mason
Morse OF Piedmont. Cal.
Miss Audrey Collins has returned
from Portland. where she was the
guest Of Miss Alice Howell and Miss
inez FaIrchiid. Miss Collins was the
honor guest OF several affairs while
in Portland.
| DIR. and Mrs. Frank J. Filz. with
their. daughter. Miss Mildred Fils
have gone TO Honolulu for six weeks
| They will return Via California.
|
Mr.. and Mrs. II. s. Tremper. with
their daughters. Mrs. j. Richard
Lane. and Mrs. Eric Won der Goltz
left today by motor for Southern
California. After "a few weeks Mrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28
Seattle
Society
Miss Miller WEEDS Mr..
Coughlin at E ar rig
Morning Ceremony;
hrs. Eggert Honors
Mrs. ByrRc.

TNHr wedding OF Miss Adelaide Mil.
i Ter. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick William Miller. TO Mr..
Roger James coughlin. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. N. Coughlin, was sol
emnlxed this morning az $ o'clock In
the Church Of the Immaculate Con.
ception. the ceremony being per
formed by Father w. II. Culligan.
Just preceding the entry OF the
wedding PARTY Master Thomas Nc
Hush. accompanied By Mrs. II. n.
Hug. sang the Ave Maria" OF Dn
Bois and 20 Promise Me"
Miss Miller was gowned stun
nlnEiy in dark blue Poiret twtll
gown embroidered IN heavy threads
o. gold. and made with the new
skirt line OF extreme length in the
hack. Just clearing the ground. and
rounded TO within 10 inches Of the
toe OF her boo, IN front. Her hat
was Of midnight blue panne velvet
elaborated with burnt goose. she
carried corsaec OF orchids com
blned with lilies OF the valley and
maidenhalr fern.
Miss Mary Alice Miller. tho sister
Of the bride and her only attendant.
wore blue Canton crepe with cor.
sage OF russct coiorcd rosebuds and
lilies OF the valley. Her hat was
large and OF black pannc velvet with
burnt ostrich adjournment.
Mr.. Raymond Beezer attended the
groom.
Following the ceremony a buffet
wedding breakfast was served to 20
guests az the horne Of the bride.
1903 Madrona Drive. Here tho home
Was exquisite IN autumn flowers
The buffet and breakfast table were
dAlntily decorated with arrange
ments OF violas and fragrant white
Jasmine.
After their wedding trip % two
weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. Coughiin VIII
be nj horne IN spokane al the Hotel
Davenport.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28

tho dark lady 10 hold the attention
OF men.
Blond. hair. pink and white skins
and baby rtnres are forgotten when
man looks into midnight eyes.
Hence, men voted for tho fadcoui
OF the blonde.
80 far no beauty doctor has adyo'
Gated any measure for changing blue
eyes 20 black. but wonderful effects
are achieved by darkening the eye.
iashes and hand painting shadows
beneath light orbs.
And the way they can transform
gold trcanes 20 ebony Is nothing
short OF breath. taking. You'll be
surprised how you won't know your
hest friend this winter II the supply
Of black hair dye holds out.
Getting tho olive akin that Eoef
with the dark colorinG IL too easy
for words The shops are full Of
orange and brown face powders that
are applied over a foundation OF
cold cream. The real color II
buried far below.
After all. In no way does woman
demonstrate her versatility 30 con
cluslvciy as In IN. way she IL able
20 change. not only her mind. but
her personality. figure. type and
even her husband 20 meet the de
mands Of the changing seasons
The baby vamp can grow up y
necessary--and she will. Her mint
has always been mature.
IL winter comes and finds you .
blonde flapper you can have onl,
yourself 20 blame.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28
Wright
Nuptinls September III

Miss Marie Frances Wright. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs James Wright.
has chosen Thursday. September IL.
~ the date for her wedding TO Mfr.
Harry A. wurzbacher. son Of Mr..
and Mrs Frank b. wurzbacher. The
ceremony viii take place In 81.
Marks Episcopal church at o'clock
in the afternoon and viii be per.
formed by the Rev. John ID. Nc.
=
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28
IT'S ROTTEN RIDING
IN ROTTEN ROW NOW

LONDON. Aug. 2s,-RIdinK IL
Rotten Row has become 10 rotter
thst liverymen are demanding de
posits when they hire ''hacks~
Il don't expect 10 sec half IN
people come back alive the heat
groom Of a big livery stable said
Il don't mind II. II they don't. M
tho horse I'm thinking Of. Thel
sc, on. chuck the horse In n.
mouth. and 20 off. feel like tax
ing n day off every time a goet
rider comes along"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28
Ingleacood Golf Club
Holds Omen House

For its members and their guests.
the Inglewood Golf club was thrown
open on Saturday. In the afternoon
bridge was in play: later a dinner
Of 200 covers and then dancing. The
committee in charge Inc d e d:
Messrs. Edward Sears. chairman:
Robert GllIespy, William Leonard
Eaton. Walter Ward. William Neil
patrick. Cassius Gates. Henry
Schmidt and George Bowling.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28
Orthopedic Tea Shop
HOstesses

Mrs. c. w. Coulter will be hostess
tomorrow for the First Hin guild at
the Orthopedic Tea shop. Assisting
her win he Mrs. w. r.. Jackson. Mrs.
Russell Hodge. Mrs. v. Crosby, Mrs.
J. G. LEM. Mrs, w. II. Gaffney, Mrs.
o. ". Swain. Mrs. Frank Dolg. Miss
Evelyn Howell and Miss Rebecca
Howell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28
Compliment to
Mss Miriam Lana

complimenting Miss Miriam Lang.
whose marriage win take place in
September. Miss Hulda Eckhart en-.
teriained Saturday afternoon at her
home on Queen Anne Hill. The
guests were members OF Alpha
Gamma Delta sorority. with which
organization Miss Lang az affiliated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28

LoNDoN.--f>ondon's Zoo park is
now enriched by the most deadly
snake known 90 science. Tho rep.
tile In known as the Indian hama.
dryad and measures over ~ feet.
It's bite win kin an elephant In five
minutes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28
Affairs Honor
Distin Guest

Or. David Kiniey. president OF the
University OF Illinois. was tho guest
Of honor today at luncheon ten
dered him by members Of the Col
lego club.
This evening he. with Mrs Kinley,
will be given an informal reception
By the Illinois Alumni association al
the Engineers club. at o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28
Mrs. Eggert Honors
Mrs. RIf.n4

Mrs Henry Eggert hcncrcd her
cousin. Mrs. George Byrne Of Berk-
eley. today. with a luncheon OF EIGHT
covers. followed by bridge. nj her
home. Mrs. Byrne. who has been
the house guest OF Mrs. William
Figott for two weeks leaves tomor.
row for the south ON the $. :. Alex
nnder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28

LoNDoS.--A Mathematical anal
user has reduced ''theater noises" TO
n science. He claims that during
the average London performances
there are among the audience 5000
noises. made up as follows: $50
coughs. 320 throat clearings. 10
sneczcs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28
Clubs
CLUBS ron TUESDAY
ID. Of II. Y. A. Social

Seattle lodge. No. 7. Degree Of
Honor Protective association. will
have n special complimentary social
on Tuesday evening. August 20. tn
Evergreen hail. A. q. U. W. building,
1903 Ninth ave. Members and friends
are invited 10 attend and bring pie
ME luncheon. Coffee served. Pro
gram. games and dancing,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28

Sound hotel. was recovering Mon.
day from injuries received Saturday
when no fell from n scaffoid on tho
Todd drydock. where he was work.
ing as painter. He fractured his
hip. Houde Is IN tho Seattle Gen.
crni hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28
Miss Fletcher to Wed
Mr.. Schltster

The Rev. and Mrs. A. r. Fletcher
announce the engagement OF thef.
daughter. winnifred Forrest. 10 Mr.
Carl Milton schusfer. OF Pittsburg.
Miss Fletcher is a member OF Alpha
Omicron ri sorority at the University
Of Washington where she has spent
the past two years.
No definite date for the wedding
has been Manned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28
Robert Morris (hanier

Robert Morris chapter, U. D.. o. Il.
s.. will hold n reception Thursday
evening nj 3 o'clock In honor OF Mrs
Marion v. Startling. associate grand
matron OF the state OF Washington,
lin Corinthian hall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28
Miss Harding Entertoins
for Mrs. W1IdrOn

Miss Betty Harding win honor Mrs.
G. w. Waldron. who leaves on Thurs
day for three months in Europe. with
bridge luncheon OF ten covers at
her home Tuesday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28
Fure1celI for Guests

Complimenting Mr. and Mrs. David
r.. Kellogg. Jr.. who leave this week
for Portland, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
William Nautilus, Jr.. Geraldine
smithson) entertained at their home
in Mount Baker Sunday evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28
Lady stirling Chapter

Lady Stirling chapter. y. A. II. is
requested TO meet Tuesday morning.
August 20. nj 10 o'clock. at the homo
OF Mrs. n. T. Bredes. 1904 18th ave.
TO sew for coming bazaar. Basket
luncheon served at noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-28
Woman's Relief Corps

The womnn's Relief Corps OF Sc.
attic will hold its annual reunion in
Veterans hall. tho Armory. on
Thursday. Luncheon viii be served
at noon. followed by business session
and a program. Visiting members of
the order cordially welcomed.