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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-22
CHAPTER XIV
The Vampire and the Jewels

The Vampire and the Jewels
Lanyard left Athenais at her apart
nnent and Immediately followed her
directions to the house Of Lame.
It stood four-square and massive
On e corner between the avenues de
Friedland and the Champs -Elysees,
a solid stone pile Of a town-hOuse
in the most modern mode.
Heavy gates Of wrought bronze
guarded the front doors. The single
side or service-doOr was similarly
protected il more simply. And stout
grilles Of bronze barred every win
dow on the level Of the street.
Tomorrow night would be too late.
Tonight, if there were any warrant
for his suspicious. the jewels Of Eve
De Montalais lay in the dwelling Of
Lame Delorme; or If they were not
there, the secret of their hiding was.
But tomorrow Lame would be on
the wing; or Lanyard had been sore
" mistaken in seeing in her as bad
~ frightened a woman IS he had
ever known, when she had learned
OF the assassination Of dc Lorgnes.
He must adventure the conse-
uuences
Poised to leave his shelter with
his point Of attack selected, he
checked and fell back into the shadow.
Something was happening IN the
house across the way.
A man had opened the service
door and paused behind the bronze
gate.
Following a little wait, It swung
slowly out, perhaps eighteen inches,
the man advancing with It and again
hating to peer up and down the
street. Then quickly. as If alarmed,
he withdrew.
Listening intently, Lanyard heard
NJ click Of latch. such as should
have been audible in that dead hour
Of hush. Evidently the fellow had
neglected to make fast the gate
What was he up tor Why this
so abruptly executed
By way of answer came the soft
drone Of a high-pOwered motor.
Before the corner house II stopped.
A lackey alighted with an umbrella
but Lane Delorme would not wait for
him. The car had not stopped when
she threw the door open; on the in
slant when its wheels ceased TO turn
she jumped down and ran into the
house.
Now II only 1t were true that the
man at the service-door had failed to
close It Securely
It proved so. The gate gave readi-
~ TO Lanyard's pull. The knob Of
the small door turned silently. He
stepped across the threshold, and shut
himself into an unlighted hall
To one side a broad fight Of stairs
assembled; Lanyard went up with the
activity Of a cat. making no more
noise.
The second floor proved to be de-
voted mainly to a drawing room, a
lounge, and a literary, all furnished in
weird, inchoate sort Of magnificence,
with money rather than with taste.
if one might judge fairly by the
ftful and guarded beam Of the torch
Lights were burning on the floor
above, and ruInor of feminine voices
drifted down, interrupted by an oc-
casional sibilant rustic Of silk, or
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-22
FARMER FOUND DEAD

By Times Special
GREENCASTLE, Ind. Sept. "a
Startling McCammach. farmer. was
found in a cornheld on his farm in
Cloverdale Township. by J. o.
Plessinger. His death is believed to
have been due to heart trouble.
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BABY GIRL DROWNED
Child Falls Into Crock of Water at
Lake Gage.
By United Press

By United Press
ANGOLA, Ind, Sept. 22.-The IA
months old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Kelsey, living at Lake Gage, ten
miles north Of here, was drowned late
yesterday afternoon by falling in a ten
gallon crock of water in the back yard.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-22
REUNION is CLOSED
Eighty Third Regiment Holds Meeting
at Lawrenceburg.

By United Press
LAWRENCEBURG, Ind, Sept. %.
Civil war veterans of the S3rd Regi-
ment of Indiana closed their annual
two-day reunion here today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-27
DOROTHY FAY GOULD

A exotic and as everyday as the
pink zinnias and tho purple anterH
that decorate the Fine Arts gallery
are tho canvassea there displayed.
The exhibition Il the Second
international Water Color eoIiec-
iIon and IL decidedly modern.
Tho group Of artists who ~ mr..
IDENTIFY try. ns they express II. ito
get ON the inside. to look around
their subject. TO render volume"
are all there. 1.-The Water LILY
Pond" by Jane Peterson. a pupil
81 BranEwyn. N typical. Every.
thing II brought forward 10 ops
the critics instantly call mod.
ern."
Two CedarH." by Burger sandzen.
a Swede who lives In Kansas. who
last winter for the first time exhib.
tied IN New yotk. whore he was an
instant snocesn. IN curious canvas.
with the two trees ana everything
else outlined with Intense electric
blue and filled IN with crimson and
deep olive green as "a contrast. II n
a ponderoualy forcefui picture: also
distinctly modern"
Alongside u II tender little thing
that has hardly any contrast at all
"A romantic composition all the old.
er generation can understand. yet Il.
a.
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Seattle
Society
Miss Dorothy Lcdritt
Wcds This Morning;
Invitations for Tea Is
sued.

rTWE marriage OF Miss Dorothy
i Lcavitt. daughter Of Mr.. Charles
Marston Leavitt. 90 MIR. James
Henry Costello. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin J. Costello. was soicmnised In
the parlors OF tho First Baptist
church. az quiet ceremony read this
morning at II o'clock. BY Rev. Rus
sell r. Thrapp.
Graduated standards Of riadioh
asters and zinias with trailing as
paraguS vine. formed crescent
shaped bower. before which the VOWS
were exchanged. and baskets OF
autumn flowers were about the
room. Miss Mary Terrell played
The wedding music. and there were
no attendants.
The bride wore a handsome three.
piece model OF dark blue veldync. the
blouse beaded and the coat with
taupe fox collar. Her hat 81 duvetyn
was snug hitting and metal trimmed,
and her corsaEe was OF orchids and
lilies OF the valley.
Immediately after the service Mr..
and Mrs. Costello left on motor
trip TO British Columbia. and after
October Is. viii be NJ home az the
Raxley apartments NJ 1908 East Re
publican -.
The bride attended the University
nf Washington. and IL member 81
Gamma Phi Beta sorority.
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Thu West Seattle Art Club an.
nounoes 10 interesting program for
tho ensuing year as follows.
ortassr s-chsri.. wiison res,s.
Jonathan Tsumtvli. Leader. Mrs btfush-
ssa Contemporary Art Mira Heiland.
tosscss. Hfs HtsHisf.
orisbsr tt~-chaflss Cifeest ntusft.
a.. @chsissa were Nra ksiKht Hest.
zee. Mrs Narusf.
Nassnahas t--rhomss fseashsy. Thomas
cote. leader. Mrs n-sin 'sContsn.
poraFy Ar Mrs ntsais5. hesssss. Mrs.
Csls.
Navsmbsr if--Ash.r nro~r Duf.na.
kib~et ntsrsfsat leader. Mrs krunsf.
~cFewn psrtr ware" Mfn Jacobsen
ifo.t~ss. Mira nysrs.
Sessmbsr ss-Therass itis. Thornss
gagen. Leader. Mr.. warner. .contesn-
pssAry Afs.~ MFs- i~reh. Hostess MFs
ttclianf.
pssssas~r is--ossr. saa Historical.
HenrY fnmsa. Leader. Mrs Hsrsts
'stsfserdshifs Ware Mr.. Cole Hast
Jsnuary j. itss--c. y. A. u.si.y. "
f,sgtse. Leader. Mfs Attnaw. .ac0sfsms
pstsry Art AIRS bysrs Hostess. sss
Honuesf
ysnasry if--v. nsrssa.en snlsh. reui.
c rtffsnY. Leader. wfs srsniey. RE,
~ peuisoa ware Mfs' Anesb Hostess,
Mfs smas
jsnaary ti-deorre ruii~r. Winsiew
Hssnsr. Leader. Mrs. Hoiisnd. Cor
temporary Art Mrs. nrnnssi. Hestess.
rsafusry is-wti,isu ". HINT. George
fnnts Leader Mrs. naksr. 'Nrrs3s
Ware" Mrs Eunsr. Hostess Mrs
Pshrusry ssA-yehn l.. rsrs., wiiiism
Chase. Leader. Mrs jacobsen. Con
temporary ART. Mrs. Elliott Hostess.
Mrs. Hamilton.
March ts--Jehn a. SARGENT Leader.
AIRS Erers 'ainton Ware" Mrs. Der
tskson. Hostess. Airs. Raglan.
March st--fs Msshfn. Charles ~
prowns. Theodsrs Steele. Leader. Mira
Cole. sCcetsnporsry Art" Mrs. Harris
Hostess. s~s Re~dsE.
This officers Of the club include:
Mrs. Dana Brown. president: Mrs. /.
Vincent colc.svice president: Mrs, A
L. Warner. recording secretary. Mrs
Murray Holland. corresponding ~ec.
Rotary. Mrs. J. Herbert Ames. treas
urcr.
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WATER COLOR EXHIBITION
HERE Is EXTRAORDINARY

art In Philadelphia. IL winter
scene most ingsniousiy painted entire.
~ Of blue spots. This Ia more likely
20 be Immediately recognized By the
layman nv modern"
'-Tbe Candy Woman" by George
Luka. is typical Of the artist. lie is
rndicaI worker In art. a natural
craftsman who finds his SUBJECTS IN
the debris Of humanity's struggle.
"Three pictures by Charles
HopIglnson are spoken Of M
"modern. bat not wild" His work
T. very realistic and eIdseiy
studied. II doesn't look 10 10 the
mere observer. but the c9iors
and elements are studied - be
very sensuous. The effect y 81
tooidng nj a lovely pattern Path
er than reproduction df
scene. This. too. n very modern
Autumn" by Lows Corinqh and
"A Golden Harvest" by ri J. ".
Moony. exhibit as well as any two
Ef7tAN'H W WV tVitE@AtVH nv
trasting influences Of modern life
its eccieciicism and It's thaatricni
mBKinatlon.
The real Russian stuff isl ifnme'
diaiNly recognized In such paintings
as "Goethe's Frankfurt am rfain.
by Boris Anisfield.
with such "a variety Of picti3es. all
80 typically modern 10 the bsriucs.
the mere behoIder IL bound ~ feel
that most modern art has nothing 10
do with reality and that II must
needs ie educated all over agjin.
There ~ most minute treatroent 90
most vigorous. absolute reaiksm 20
modern indeferminiann. mere lustra-
lions 10 designs OF abstract fdrm.
No exhibit has ever been here
which shows In one MEDIUM
greater variety Of treatment and
"a complete ramuf OF methods.
Works of the different nations
are easily recognized and form
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-27
Committees Named for
Autumn Ball

The womcn's University clubs au.
tumn ball for tho benefit OF tho fur.
nlshinS fund for the new clubhouse.
Il 20 he given Friday evening. octo.
Der 20. at the De Honey dancing
academy.
Mrs. william Parkhurst Brawiey
b. general chairman Of tho affair:
Mrs Robert d. MeAusiand. decora.
tlons: Mrs. Farnsworth currier. tick.
cts: Mrs. Ernst l. skeel. punch: Miss
Marie Leshcrn. publicity.
The captains % the ticket commit
tee OF the different districts In.
clude Mrs. John Wilson. Broad.
way: Mrs. Donald Mcdonald. Queen
Anne: Mrs. Philip Kinxer. Mount
Baker; Mrs. Frederick Morgan paaei.
ford. University: Mrs Clyde Hadisy.
raureihurst: Miss Grace King. Capt.
tot Hfii: Mrs. w. w. Phillips. Madro-
IA: Mrs. Frederick Hall White.
boxes.
The captains OF the general Tickle.
committee are: Miss Lurilne Brown.
Mrs Leonard J. yaupell. Mrs. Ever
EFT Clark. Mrs Shirley Parker and
Mrs. C. o. Martin
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an interesting study In the
selves. The German. the Itul
sian, the Swedish and tho Eng
lish are all marked In thei
characteristics. In the group nr
~ pictures.
Merely "A list Of names Of the
hibitors creates an unforgstabls
mosphere 81 romance for the srfI
Jessie wilcox Smith. Joseph Psnn|
EuRen Neuhsus. Francis NcC0n
chlide Haaram. Lee w. HI
Bontel de Monvei are all exhl II
artists Of international fans. ~
The galleries az 1919 Fourth n
are open 20 the public free u
from ~ 20 8. and Sundays from u
s. The collection win remain q
until October ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-27
Assistants Named
for Tea

Mrs. Louise s. Richardson win be
assisted at the ten she Is giving at
her home. Thursday afternoon. ocfo
Der 5. as compliment TO Miss Yer.
nisa Swezea. by Mrs Mark Wells.
Mrs I. Y. Macintosh. Mira william
Boiieau. OF Tacoma and Mrs. Charles
Mrs William Matthews. Miss Gladys
Sordby. Miss Leila Nordby and Miss
Pearl Bennett will assist In the din.
ing room. Little Charlotte Field
win receive the cards at the door.
During the afternoon. Miss Mar.
jorie Anderson will give a number
OF piano selections and sfr. Gilbert
Kiiiiam several vocal numbers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-27
Dinner GiUen as
Welcome Compliment

Welcoming Professor Y. J. saun.
dera Of the University OF Washing.
ton. and Mrs. Saunders. VINO spent
the past year In Boston. Mrs. Dlekey.
Mrs. saunders' mother. and Mr..
Henry Dlckey. who rnotored across
the continent arriving last week. Mr..
and Mrs. J. w. Edmundn entertained
with a dinner at their home Friday
evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-27

Seattle lodge No. 7. y. ". r. A..
WIN hold ia regular monthly
meetings on the frat and third Tues.
days Of each month and also on the
fifth Tuesday when u occurs tn the
calendar month IN Evergreen hail.
A. o. Z. W. building. isoe Ninth
ave. Members who are unable TO
attend either Of the first two meet.
ings are asked 20 mail a postoffice
order 10 Della NJ. Bailey. 1905 w.
esth ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-27

4 musicale will lie given by tho
Mcdonald PIT. a. on Friday, sep
,emher 20. AZ s.5o .. m. IN the ar
scmbly room At tho school. An In
terestlng program viii III given by
talent Ia the community. SILVER
offering. All invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-27

Mrs. Arthur c. kahlke has cards
out for tea At her home Friday AFT
ernocn. complimenting her mother.
Mrs. Carl Rochow. OF Rock Island.
III. who Is her house guest.
Alternating az the urns VIII he:
Mrs. II. T. Rrcdes. Mrs. ]. n. quick.
Mrs. NJ. +. Wells and Mrs. J. A. Pcr'
ter.
Mrs. william Sherman Walker,
Mrs. 4. T., karr and Mrs. J. =. ste
vcus will assis.. Anna Maria kahlke
will receive the cards az the door.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-27

The rummaso sale OF the Frul, and
Flower Mission will be held Friday
and Saturday. September 20 and 30,
az 1881 Fourth ave. Mrs. A. A. suih'
eriand "a In charge % the sale. assist
ed by members from the various cir.
cleH % the city.
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punIan TT. A.

Dunlap PIT. A. will m~ef Friday.
September 20. at y. IN. at the
school. Miss Jennie u. Nichols Of
tho educational department. q tho
Washington State branch. win be tho
speaker. Community singing viii bs
led by Mr. c. o. Pollard Refresh.
men;s viii follow tho program. an
welcome
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-27
In Chnrae at Tea .Shop

Mrs. Harry w. Foster win be- hos.
tess for the Forniwhtiy club repre-.
sen'ing Queen Anne guild. a, tho
orthopedlc Tea shop Thursday.
She win be assisted by Mrs. J. 8.
Bushnell. Mrs David Il. Fryer. Mrs
J. w. Goodwin. Mrs. walter w.
Reed. Mrs. w. T. whitney. Miss
Katherine Goodwin. Miss Louise
Goodwin. Miss Tyrone whitney and
Mlsa Adelaide Pollock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-27
Council Of Minute Women

Seattle Council OF Minute Women
will meet in joint session with Coun.
~ Minute Women. at Federation
clubhouse. 232 Harvard ave. N,
Thursday, September 20. at 2 p. m.
Full attendance desired. 10 discuss
important business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-27
Small Dinner at Home

Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Eden were
hosts AZ a small dinner at their
home at the Highlands. last evening.
honoring Mrs. Edans parents Mr.
and Mrs. y. ID. s~cDu. OF Chicago.
who are leaving the first OF tho week
for their home after spending few
days here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eden. with their
guests. are leaving this evening for
Victoria. u. C. for few days visit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-27
seallIe Chnpler. No. ps

Seattle chapter. No. %. O. y. f..
viii meet Thursday. september Is, at
> =. m. IN corinthlan room OF Ma
sonic temple. The associate mntronH
wiz exemplify work. All Eastern
stars invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-27
Supper Dance for
Visitors

To honor Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Tai
bot OF San Francisco. who are visit.
ors In town. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh NJ
Caldwell will entertain sixty guests
at a supper dance at the Coli club.
Tuesday evening. October Q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-27
Informal Afternoon

To compliment Mrs. Joseph Dan.
fels. Mrs. James G. Fletcher Is enter
tanning twenty guests with an infor.
NAL afternoon at her home Thurs.
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-27
Dinner for Engaged
COuDle

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hamilton are
entertaining with dinner OF is COW
ers at their home Thursday evening.
as compliment 10 Miss Enoia
Mlesse, and her flance. Mr. John
Hendricks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-27
ADDITIONAL CLUBS


The Ladies' AID OF the Columbia
Congregational church win have a
cafeteria dinner ut the church Fri
day. September 20. from Gao 20 1880.
A cordial Invitation IN extended 10 all
friends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-27

Elite Social club. No. i5l. will en-
tertain lta friends and members
rhuruday. September Is. at .. m.
ne 25osb Jackson IT. Court whist
WIZ be played. followed by refresh
mcnta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-27
WOMEN'S CLUBS
AItrulstlo club

fythian Skaters Aitruistic club VIII
meet with Mrs. G. A. Christopher
bsis Tenth ave. N. w.. for ali'day
meeting. Thursday. September ss'
Cowen Park ear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-27
Informal Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry shead enter.
tanned few friends with charming
Informal dinner. followed b. bridge.
at their home iast evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-27

Tho Haven ~. y. church viii serve
n homc-cooked dinner on Friday
evening. 'sepiember 20. airs. Charles
l.. Moses. chairman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-27
woman's Century Club

The social service department Of
the woman's Century club will meet
with Mrs. A. n. Horton. on Mercer
island. Thursday. September "a. The
boat Fortuna leaves Leachi park At
1910 a. m. Bring lunch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-27
IadIes. IIterary and Musical Club

The Ladies' Literary and Musical
club will meet AZ the home OF Mrs
J. J. Bleitz. ais Fiorentia ~. Friday,
october Q. az z:ao y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-27
womsn's society First baptist
Church

One Of the popular silver teas
given BY the Women'n Society Of
the First Baptist church. viii be
held Thursday. September -. at {.
.. IN, nj the hbsno Of Mrs. Charles
y. Hubbard. t7ts siNi ave. \. Y.
Mr.. Austin Case. delegate 10 this
1884 Student Christian Federation.
Picking. China. viii give shofs
talk on some Impressions. and
Miss Helen P.itit viii speak on the
-seabeck Student Conference A
eslver offering will be akea for the
white Cross department Of tho 20
eIety.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-27

Elite Social club. No. 1874. win en-.
terrain friends and members In I. o.
O. r. hail. 2s,h and jackson st.
Thursday. September rs. Mt a. m.
Court whist.
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Ladies' Social aud Charitable Club
"FreIa"

Ladies' Social and Charitable Club
'Frcja" will meet for cards at swed.
ish club. Thursday. September IS. at
.. m. Hostesses. Mrs. Henry Peter.
son. Mrs. oscar Scott and Mrs. Oscar
Soderquis,.
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woodcref, Totem club will meet a,
Y. w. G. a. Thursday. September -.
, p. m. Mrs. zarnora cauffman.
chairman Of tho civics committee.
and Mrs. Edna Bcauchamp. chair.
man OF entertainment committee. In
charge OF program.
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Annie wright Seminary Club

Tho Annie Wright Seminary club
has planned a benefit bridge party at
the home OF Mrs, ". w Condor. ON
Thursday afternoon. az o'clock.
reservations Tor which are 20 be made
with Mrs Condor.
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Seattle Poetry club viii meet In
,eachern' room % the Seattle public
library. "Wednesday. September 81. .
.. IN. Program. Visitors welcome.
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D T ES
TO REMEMBER


Mrs Richard W. Perry's bridge
luncheon at home In compliment
70 Mrs a. T.. Barclay.
Mrs y. NJ Hack 10 entertain with
tea. com plimentary 20 Mrs
Frank Pritchsrd Helsei, from 4
until g o'clock.
Mrs. John G. coart's bridge tsa. a..
home. 10 compliment Mis-. Irene
jackson.
Miss Marrusrits Reynolds 70 we'd
Mr.. Richard A. Wander Las. IT,,
IN Bethany Presbyterian church.
at s:39 O'Clock.
Mrs. Frederick Bausman 20 enter.
tain at luncheon at her home.
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 20
Mrs. J Warren Richardson 20 en-
terrain Informally ~ luncheon.
Mr.. and Mrs, Monte Browns dinner
81 home 70 compliment Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Schmidt.
Miss Jeanette Hslnsworth will wed
Mr., PhiIbrick Mayo Butler at tho
hons Of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. William IL. Hainsworth. at
$40 o'clock.
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER TO-
Mrs. Eliza Ferry I>eary will be host
eas At an afternoon At bridge. IN
honor Of Mrs. William Pitt Trim
bic and Mrs Robert Boyle.
Niles Florence johnson 10 entertain
Of luncheon ~ the Hotel wash
ington. IN compliment 10 Miss
vernita Suezsa.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER g.
The wedding Of Miss Marie Fischer
70 Commander John Warburt~n
Gates. 4. =. ~, Will be solsmn-
ized ~ the home Of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick n. Fisch-
sr, at wing Point.
Mrs. .. ). Woifes bridge luncheon
1T tho Seattle Yacht club.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER b.
Drs. I.ouiss Hichsrdson's tea 20
compliment Miss Vcrnita Hwezes,
from . until 8 O'Clock. at home.
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Personal

Mrs. kiigorc Georgia Smith. wife
Of Mai. r. ID. kilKore. u. s. ~ C. IL
spending a few weeks with her par.
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Adrian
Smith. Major and Mrs. Kiigors have
been stationed for the past two
years Mt san Domingo. ID. r.. but
have recently been ordered to An.
napolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Brinkiey have
removed from their summer home mt
Richmond Beach to Hamilton Arms,
where they will occupy the apart.
ment OF Mrs. James sheahan for the
winter.
Aflss Vera Mcdonald. OF Spokane.
Is in town for few days visiting
friends.
Mr.. Raymond Frazier left Monday
for New York 10 attend the bankers
convention.
Miss Jane Perkins left today for
New York. where she win attend the
Finch school.
DR.. Arthur Bostwick Cunningham
viii return Thursday from Idaho.
where he has been attending the
Idaho state convention OF osteopaths
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Mcvay left
Monday 70 attend the bankers con
vention in New York.
Mrs. Robert Joyce. OF Ogden. Utah.
is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Henry
c. Hibbard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heber Plank have
removed from 37os f.. Union st. TO
SIS 22nd ave. ~.
Mrs. william Leonard Eaton, who
left some time ago for Europe with
her sister, Mrs. Della Gearin. OF
Portland. her aunt and two children.
Loyal and Daniel. is sailing from
Cherbourg for New York on October
H. Mrs. Gearin Is returning with
Mrs. Eaton, but the children have
entered school IN Switzerland under
the care OF their aunt.
Mr.. William Mcmillan left today
for the East TO attend Princeton.
Mr.. Harold Glenn, of San Fran
cisco. In spending a fortnight with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Irving NJ.
Glenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Just arc being
congratulated on the birth OF
daughter Tuesday morning at the
Virginia Mason hospital. who has
been mined Meta May. Mrs. Just
will be remembered as Miss Nell Al.
| len.
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General sherman Circle. Ladies' OF
the q. A. H.. will serve a home
cooked luncheon az noon Thvrnday.
September "a. at the home 81 Mrn
q. y. perrott. sos ". sT,h ~. Take
car No. -. Comrades and friends
cordially invited 70 attsnd.
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Royal League


The regular monthly meeting Of
tho Seattle Day Nursery association
will be held al the nursery, 5os
broadway. Thursday morning. Sep
TENDER rs. at 1880 o'clock. II n
hoped there viii DO large attend.
ancc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-27

Seattle Review No. =. W. n. A..
Of the -siaecabees. Will meet Thurs
day. Sept. -. ~ the A. O. Y. w.
hall. 1909 Ninth ave business meet.
lug at TAO y. m. Court whist al .
o'clock.
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Graded Union Sunday School

Seattle Graded Union Of Sunday
School Teachers meets Thursday.
September %. RON $50 a. m. 10 ~
noon. In Y. W. c. A. auditorium.