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Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-30
American College Women
"Wider, Taller and
Heavier.
By Universal Service.

Poughkeepsie, N. Y. March LII.
despite appearances, the nut-brown
maiden still has slender waist, it is
not so slender as it was 20 years ago.
At least that is true OF girls who
have entered Vassar college since
1904, if statistics are to be trusted.
They are wider, taller and heavier"
The waist measurements. as well
as other dimensions, Of 1917 Vassar
freshmen have recently been ex-
amined, collected and tabulated by
a class in statistics of the economies
department and the results sent to
the American Statistical association
for publication. The period covered
is 36 years, from 1884 to 1920.
During that time the average
freshman has gained an inch and a
third in height. about six and half
pounds in weight, and nearly two
inches in "girth of waist" Yet the
entrance age has remained close to
Is years.
"Of course" the Vassar freshman
will say, everybody knows waists
have been out OF style for ever so
long"
As a matter OF fact, that is one OF
the explanations suggested in the re-
port Of the physical development in
vestigation, written by Mabel New
conner.
THE change in the type of cloth
ing worn, together with the increase
in weight, readily account for the
recent increase" she writes.
The gains in height and weight
have been remarkably steady since
the first records were taken. Not
SO the increase in waist measure
From 1884 to 1904 there was an al
most constant decrease, despite the
constant gain in the average weight
and height.
"The only explanation which sug-
gests ITSELF" says the report, SIS that
the earlier type Of college woman
was less subservient to fashions than
those during the later years when
higher education OF women had be-
come more widespread"
Having been emancipated from
tight corsets, the recent classes of
freshmen at Vassar have gained in
average lung capacity, as we'll as in
waist measure. Another plausible
explanation Of this is the increase in
athletic sports for girls, which would
also account for the general advance
in physical development.
On this point the published stotis-
tics are impressive. During the
years from 1896 to 1900, when waists
were most slender and lungs most
cramped more than one-fourth of the
girls reported no participation in
sports. During lol6-20 only six
girls in 1000 SO reported. The aver
age number of sports increased from
20 to 90, and the maximum number
OF sports reported by any one stu
dent rose from eight to II.
During the period covered by these
statistics there has been no important
change in the racial character of the
girls entering Vassar; no great
change i'll the geographical distribu-
ton OF their homes. Nearly one-hali
OF them come from the middle Allan
tic states, about one-hfth from New
England. and the rest from scattered
parts. The great majority come
from old American stock.
Investigations at Stanford univer.
sity and Smith college as to the aver
age physical development OF girls en-
tering college have given similar re.
suits. both as to height and weight.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-30
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Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-30
Activities Of Women

Collars ef white kid Nth ca, work
are beng shown 20 wssF With dark
tFoeks,
MamsH in the Philippines number
t,7ls.6l9, only lli more than the
male population,
In SIAM. somsH wear their tn-
ger nails very long and many haVs
them tipped with silver,
kightyrtwe women from 10 states
are included in the LIST Of founders
OF the national geman's party,
A. wedding recently held IN Lon.
don : woman appeared as best
man" in support Of the bridegroom
Miss sonosi Ms,summo,o. Is
years OF age. OF Toxic. is dlstlnr
guishsd as the most beautiful girl in
Japan,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-30

A bodice brassiere OF allover lace
is made on a flesh satin foundation,
with tiny lavender flowers at the
shoulder straps. Another one of
white satin is trimmed with a real
lace edge.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-30
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-22

powerful lnnnenc. exerred by an
outside agency might have broken
the triangle before II was formed
and saved another home and fam.
ny 20 society. Judge Hurley widsned
the scoop. OF his three weeks war on
easy divorces" 20 include drive
on ths domestic parasite"
Information that her husband has
hnecufnbed 20 a siren. IL included
IN petition for separate main.
fenance by the wife. will result.
Jusge Hurley asserts. IN the lssu.
aace Of forthwith citation for the
other woman~ 20 explain her con.
duet. aubs'antiatiou OF the charges
VIII be followed by an lrrevocabin
decree restraining the lnterioper
from seeing. talking 20. or writing
to- she husband. II this restraining
order Il violated the offending party
would be adjudgcd In contempt Of
court and sent 10 SAIL for such time
n tho court saw ne.
-Just foday.- Judge Hurley saia
In explaining his new course. two
persons. ono n husband and the
other a wife. visited me with pa
thesie stories Each said hin mate
wna slowly becoming aisenafed from
HIS or her family by one OF these
daaiardiy thieves who respect Meth
ar the sancilty Of the marital pact
nor the inherent RICH, 81 children
10 the love and affection Of two
clean and constant parents.
TN neither case had the 90
arrangement progressed 10 the poin,
Of actual separation. ard ali that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-22
COURT APPROVES
DANCE COSTUME
Fllmsy Veil OF Dancers Is
0keh With Judge
ny Gus ". 0EHM

BERLIN. Dec. ga dhncing cor.
tune consisting OF string 81 pearls
apd a flimay. filmy. flowing veil In
perfectly acceptable and entirely
within the law. according TO de-
cree handed down BY the supreme
court Of Leipzig.
The case In which celly de
Rhsydt. Germany's most celebrated
dancor.in-the.nude. was charged with
violating morality laws by nothing
10 speak Of In the way OF costume
Ina portraying her classic dances
In leading theaters ana cnbarcta in
Berlin. has been In various legal
stages since last January.
Celly de Rheydt ~ known 10 all
tourists who seek the sensational.
when they ask their guides TO show
them the most startling thing In
Beriin-ceiiy IL the goal. And ceily
1t appeara-stfivos 10 please.
Cetly was charged with wearing
an immoral costume. Nothing was
said about the dance. She was
fined 10000 marks by me lower
court IN Berlin but appealed. for the
sake OF art and advertising. She
testified IN court that Khe did not
know anybody objected 10 her drape.
less dance or that IL smachcd OF
lewdnens In view OF tho fact she
had been dancing u 20 capacity
houses for many months
Tho supreme court upheld her AMI
ret her free.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-22
>Jeattle
>Jociefy
Holiday Hop at WomeR's
University Club; Dance
at Rainier CLUB WI
Honor Miss Dorothy
Campbell.

rTNE wonen's University club IS
/ entertaining with holiday hop
for the pleasure ot It's members and
their guests ON Friday evening. Re
eemher ~. IN Tire attractive hall
room at the now club house
The committee IN charge includes
Mis-. Ralph NJ Hoffman. chairman
Mrs. Shirley y. Parker. Miss Helen
Fallen. Mrs. o. H. ChristoffNrson,
Mrs. Carl Homer. Mrs G r. Hughes,
Mrs. Courtney kiorfenstcin. Mrs
Russell J.. McCuriy. Mrs Daniel
Buckingham and Mrs raul n Watt,
Elaborate decorations. which viii
develop the Yulctidc spirit splendid
music and circle and favor dances
are Just suggestion q what the
cosnsnitteo has In store for the de-
lixhtful occasion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-22
LOUe Pirates Discouraged
y
Jail Terms to Cool ArdOr

II you are tho victim 81 love
pirate who n trying 20 break up
your home DON, rush into the a.
vcrce eourt-ius, get out an iniune-
tion or r~giralnin9 order T>,as
"a tho means by which Judge Tim.
oshy n Hurley ~ fhe Chicago CIR.
cult court has announced his in,cn.
tion OF warning upon vampires who
traffic IN the affections Of s'ninun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-22
Blue Bird Ball

The Bachelors club. AZ recent
meeting. decided on Saturday, janu
AIRY 20. for their next dance ~ tbs
Masonic temple
II win be known a. the Hue Bird
ball. Decorations and favcrn 20 carry
out the name are being designed
A special dance number hss been
arranged for the intrrrniast0n,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-22

dersiood" husbands and abused
wives
A few hours In iali, tho Judge be.
lirves. viii cure the most fragrant
offender intent upon dlsrnpilnK a
home. AZ least Chicago u 20 see
trial OF the plan.
Convinced BY tho testimony Of
hundreds OF victims 81 the "oshsr
man" or the soteer woman" that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-22

probation or the mark. the tempsa-
ton To violate a sacred tradition was
great Anton I.ang's philosophy n
that riches do not bring contentment
and happiness. two assets the players
now f,oeveas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-22
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
Seattle Poetry Club

Tho Seattle Poetry club. tho Seat
tIo chapter Of the American Literary
association. viii meet Wednesday
evening. December II. at ! .. m.
with Miss Helen Emma Marinr. 200
Broadway. Mrs. Alice Roilitt Coe.
author Of Lyrics OF Fir and Foam,
viii speak: Mrs. O. ID. Adams viii
play original songs which win b.
rendered by Mr.. Mnlford Kingsbury.
and Professor harrington OF the Uni.
versity Of Warrington viii speak.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-22

Basqusd frocks are still most popu.
lar for girls party wear. tho they
are decidedly the basques OF this
season. and no other waist.ilnca
are lower. occasionally the skirts arc
gored. the basque bodice no longer
wrinkles across the front. but In gath.
cred into fullness on each eide.
Sometimes the basque front con
tinues into panel that falls to the
hem. Sleeves are short or non.ex.
istent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-22
christmas Dinner at
Tea Shop

The Orthopedic Tea Shop will serve
christmas dinner on Saturday,
which viii include turkey and home.
made plum pudding and mince pie.
The l.. o, r.. club will be In charge,
with Mrs. George Mccord as hostess.
assisted by Mrs. w. T. Robinson.
Mrs. George Malloy, Mrs. y. G. Alb
my. Mrs. Herman Hoesch. Mrs. J. r..
Nicholson. Mrs. Ida Carter. Mrs.
Jack O'Dale, Mrs. Hay Hodgdon. Mrs.
II. q. Alvin, Mrs. Ray G. Young and
Mrs. Bfoughinger.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell
Issuina Cards for Dance

Mr. and Mrs. John A. Campbell
are issuing invitations for dance
az the Rainier club on "Wednesday
evening. December 81, In eompli'
mcnt 10 their daughter. Miss Dor.
othy Campbell. who has recently
returned frem. several months spent
In European travel.
Invitations have been limited 10
the younger set and a few OF the
younger married couples.
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Betrothal Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Harrison Con
neil announce the engagement OF
their daughter. Sara Margaret. 20
~. Donald colman. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs r. c. colman. OF this city. The
wedding Will be solemnlzed In 81
Clements church In January.
Miss Conueli graduated from the
Franklin high school. and Mr.. Col
man is graduate OF the University
~ Washington. He Is a member OF
Sigma Chi and Beta Gamma Sigma
honorary fraternlties.
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Christmas Pnrtu

Miss cynbrn Daniels entertained
the children OF her school. with their
parents. at her home. 242s 18th ave.
n. on Wednesday afternoon. A pro.
gram composed Of songs and dance
numbers WINS given by the children.
One of the features Of the afternoon
was the relating Of story. THE
Christmas Spirit" by little Bruce
Morgan. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce
Morgan.
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Patrons Named
for Dance

sir. and Mrs. Georse l.. scihert
Mr. and Mrs. william siiliman and
Mr. and Mrs Henry O. Scaborn will
I've the patrons and paironsaaes for
the winter cabaret the junior mem
beers OF the Seattle Yacht club are
giving this evening AZ the club.
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Dinner Before
Winter Ball

Cumplimenting Miss Katherine
Arsnstrong. Of Oakland. who. Is the
guest Of Miss Clara Emory. Miss
Alice Hole atIl entertain with
small dinner az tho sunset club BE-
fore the Winter BAH. on Friday even
ing. December 20.
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was needed 10 reunise the family
was the erection OF a legal barrier
that could not be hurdisd by the
aedueer and q bit Of kindly but firm
advice 20 tho waywnrd spouse.
IF ! can crush one Of the&s para
sites before they have attached
themselves. 7 will have sawed on.
family from disruption. and u Il
my belief that by harsh treatment
Of the vamp and the Don Juan. one
OF the foremost causes Of divorce
viii be eliminated"
On the day the Judge promulgated
his new plan 90 suits for divorce
were fiied In Chicago. Twen,y.four
Of them contained charges insifnnt-
ing a home had been broken up
when the dsfcndan, became infstu.
uatef with another.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-22

when an American offered the
Passion players Of Oberammersau a
million dollars for the privilege Of
filming the Passion Play. without
change In cast. the players sacrificed
their locks and sawed their self-re-
spect and honor. Owing 20 the de-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-22
Psi Epsilon to
Give Dance

THIS evening at the Seattle Golf
club Theta Theta chapter Of Psi
Epsilon fraternity will entertain with
q dInner-dance. The patrons and pa
tronesses for the affair viii be Dean
and Mrs. David Thomson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis SchwaRcr. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Glen stibbs. Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell csIIow and Mr.. A. p. Saw
YER
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Christmas Luncheon

In compliment % her daughter.
Miss Mildred McPherSon. Mrs. John
Donald Mcpherson WITH be hostess ~
: luncheon OF fifteen covers a. her
home Saturday afternoon.
The invitations have been confined
10 q group OF Queen Anne Hin
friends OF the honor guest.
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Seattle Woman's Club

The Literary Interpretation and
Current Topics department OF tho
Seattle Woman'a club viii give a
Christmas party at the home Of
Mrs. Harry Lawrence. i2i u. seth
ST.. on Wednesday. December n. at
1890 .. IN. Each member In asked
to bring a story Of Christmas In this
OF other lands. also a gift not TO
exceed 10 cents for a grab bag.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-22

Chiffon velvet II the favorite ma.
terial. II may be plain. but often la
brocaded or embroidered IN metal
thread. white velvet and silver arc
the smartcst color scheme. with nil.
YER and black and white and gold
following cloae behind.
All colorH are good. but no cos.
tune Is fashionable without touch
OF metal cloth or metal embroidery
somewhere about it.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-22

The Thursday Progress club viii
hold its Christmas meeting Wednea
day. December ~, at D. m. nj the
home Of Mrs. william Ross. ASA
Seventh ave. ~. r. An interesting
program has been arranged. inciud.
ing an exchange OF Christmas gifts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-22
infatuated Man
Lands in ASYLUM

LONDON. Dec. zs--whsn exi-
drnca was presented that Alfred
oeron was spending $4,000 a year
on two women 10 was declared tn
sane and committed TO an asylum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-22
Dinner Win
Compliment Ddu0hter

In compliment 10 their daughter,
Miss Betty Morrison. who returned
to1ay from Miss Ransom's school IN
California. Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips
Morrison are entertaining with a
snail dinner this evening. preceding
~ cabaret supper dance the junior
members OF the Seattle fachk club
are giving at the club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-22
BRIDGE Tea for Guest

Mrs. l. r. Shrine has extended In
v1fations for a bridge tea AZ her
home Thursday afternoon. December
IS. and bridge party on Friday
evening. In honor OF her sister. Mrs
James T. Meehan. Of Minneapolis.
who Is her guest Twelve tables will
Be in play on each occasion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-22
Miss Margaret Crab
EnO10ed

Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Craib an.
nounce the engagement OF their
daughter. Miss Margaret Cumming
Crab, to Mr.. Elmer Elwood Hall,
son OF Mrs. J. NJ. Hall The wedding
will take place In the spring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-22

Or Frank ". Loope invites the FL
derbioom club 10 Join the Sunshine
club In Christmas Jubilee. which
will be held IN tho old orph"urn thea.
ter. Third ave. and Madison 81. sat
urtiay evening. December %. AZ
o'clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-22

Seattle Review No. 8. w. II. A..
Of the Maccabees. will meet In tho
A. 0. y. w. hall. 1909 Ninth ave,
Thursday. December 70. at tao D.
m. Christmas tree and program
for the children Of members.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-22
Dry Americans
Shun Wet Art

LONDON. Dec. 29.-rhO many
Americans were bidders for several
paintings recently auctioned here.
not enc competed for slabbaert'n pic
iure "A topper. by window. holding
= Jus and vino glass"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-22
Shame Brings on
Suicide of Chief

BELGRADE. Dec. f2.--coi. Peter
Dagolkl. police chief Of Nah. COM
miitsd suicide because Of shame over
tho sscapa OF three important pris-
ouera.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-22

Evergreen Lodge No. 2. ID. II. r.
A.. will have New Years high
links and dance Monday evening.
January /, at 8 .. m. in the A. o.
Y. w. auditorium, 1909 Ninth ave.
All friends cordially invited.
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attic Council OF Minute Women viii
be omitted on account OF the regu.
lar meeting day coming 30 close 10
Christmas.
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Bridge Tea at
Sunset Club

To sonor Miss Gloria Frink and
Miss Dorothy Campbell. just home
FROM abroad. Miss oiive Leonard Il
entertaining with a large bridge tea
nt ths sunset club ON Thursday after
roon. December Is.
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Personal

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Harness viii
spend Christmas with Mr and Mrs
JAMES Eddy Ia Everett,
Mrs. uaiford liockott. OF wana
walla, ia spending the holidays with
her mother. Mrs Matte +. Martin.
and her brother-ln law and sister. Mr..
ana Airs " c Hewitt
Mr.. John + Murphy left Thursday
for Los Angeles to spend chriatmas
With Mrs. Murphy and their two
sons. Jack and Maurice,
Mr.. William rlgott and son. Mr.
William Pigott. lr.. left "Wednesday
Tor Palo Alto. Cal. TO spend the
holidays with Mrs. figott and Mr.
Paul Pigott
MIR Rex stafford returned yester
day from a short business trip TO
Portland.
Mr and Mrs. o. W. Crockett will
have a. their guests on Christmas
day Mr. ana Mrs, y. Y. Tyler. Of
racoma.
Miss Mabel peiiy. OF Vancouver
n. {. has returned 20 her home after
spending time with her brother
and sis,erlnlaw. Afr. and Mrs Ser
nard Peliy.
MFR and Mrs A " Phillips have
returned from two months trip in
the East.
AFR and Mrs. sidney Van Wyck
Peters. os Portland. win spend the
holidays with MIR and Mrs. William
A. Peters.
Mr. Gordon a. MaeAulay. % VIA.
nipng. Canada. f. spending tho holi'
DAYS with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew MRcAulay.
Jack FISHER son og Mr. and Mrs.
nnrT Fisher. who In attending Culver
Military academy. will return 10
spend the Christmas holidays with
hts parents.
Richard Leonard and Warren
Booie will return thia week from the
santa Barbara school for boys, in
California. 20 spend the holidays At
their homes IN this city
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F0mily Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Ames will
have dinner for the members Of
their family on Christmas day at
their home.
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Entertain at Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew NJ. Gillespie
are entertaining with a dinner at
their home on Christmas day.
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Clubs
CLUBS FOR SATURDAY


The Junior Choral cins~ Of The
Young Ladies Institute win meet In
the club rooms Saturday. December
20. af z y. m
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CIionian Club

The Ciionian club will have
Christmas party on Thursday. DE.
cember ~, at 2 .. m. AT tho home
of Mrs. r. w. catlett. 341s Cas-
cadia ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-22

The West Seattle w. c. T. y. WIN
meet at the home OF. Mrs. Jackson
silbaugh, 1913 Sunset ave, wednes.
day. December 81. al 2 D. m. Mem
bers are requested to attend, aa
Mrs. SIIbaugh will not be able TO
meet with the members until the
adjournment OF the next Legislature.
Good speakers Will be present.
Neighbors and friends invited. Take
West Seattle car No. 9.
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Aquilla Lodge No. rs, ID. IT. p. A..
will meet for a short business ses-
sion on Wednesday, December a.
1T p. m. NJ 1915 First ave. There
win be a progressive whist party
AZ p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-22

The ordinary persons lungs con
tain $4,000. 600 air cells
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-22

Mr.. Gordon a. MaeAulay, o. Win.
nipng. Canada. T. spending tho holi
DAYS with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew MacAulay.
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Council Of Minute Women
The December meeting OF the Sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-22

Richard Leonard and Warren
Booie will return thia week from n"
santa Barbara Erhool for boys, tn
California. 20 spend the hoildays Al
their homes IN this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-22

Mr.. and Mrs sidney Van Wyck
Peters. Of Portland. viii spend the
holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. william
A. Peters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-22

Jack Fisher. son os Mr. and Mrs
nurs Fisher. who In attending Culver
Military academy. will return 10
spend the Christmas holidays with
hts parents
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Mr. William pigott and son. Mr..
William figott. lr., left "Wednesday
for Palo Alto. Cal. 90 spend the
holidays with Mrs. Plgost and Mr..
Paul Pigott.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-22

Mr.. Rex stafford returned yester'
day from a short business trip 60
Portland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-22

Mr.. and Mrs. A W Phillips have
returned from a two months trip In
the East.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-22

Miss Mabel peliy. OF Vancouver,
r. {. has returned 70 her homo after
spending a time with her brother
and sluteriniaw. Mfr and Mrs. ner
nard Peiiy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-22

Mr. John y Murphy left Thursday
for Los Angeles TO spend chriatuar
With Mrs. Murphy and their two
sons. Jack and Maurice