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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-21
Seattle
Society
Ldurelhursf Guild Plans
Large L ION Fete,
Bridge Arranged for
Thursday Afternoon.

DIASs fer f.aurelhurst Guild :
4 lawn fete. baxaar. dinner and
moonlight dance 60 be given August
+. on the beautiful lawn of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. 4. Eldrsdxr's horne. for the
benefit OF the orthopedie hospital.
are developing rapidly. supper will
b. SERVED from until 4 o'clock. for
which reservations should be made
with Mrs. wilbur Ives several days
IN advance az the event. as very
large attendance h expected. Tickets
may be obtained frcm Mrs Charles
Jordan. Mrs. Howard knorp and
Airs. Darcie nerd. Dancing win be
from sac to rt.so.
The committees In charge Of the
affair are: Mrs. ives. chairman OF the
supper committee, assisted by Mrs.
Charles Bush. Mrs. Charles May,
Mrs. Clyde Hadley. Mrs Van Alvens.
leb~n and Mrs. Guthrie.
Mrs. William Rees and Mrs.
Charles Allen arc In charge 81 tho
publicity. equipment committee In
Guides Mrs. william kinssi. Mira.
Ernest Esckicman. Mrs George Lock.
man. Jr.. Mrs J. X. Nudge. and Mrs.
wallace smith. Mrs. Frank Rcddle.
Mrs. Charles Harris. Mrs. Harold
Thompson and AIRS. J. y. shsner
compose the haraar committee. and
Mrs. Gilbert skinner. Mrs. Nura
Case. Airs. Ernest l.. Skcei and Mrs.
r. J. Bartelis are in charge Of the
dance.
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Now my heads IN an awful meas
Have been reading Avridge MAINS
contest letters.
Axridxe Mann, Tho Stars jim
Gle poet. who writes verse LISTERS
10 the r~ad~rr. conceived the
Idea . couple u we~hs aEo Of
Inviting al his frirndn who are
poets 10 eut~r an Asrtixe Mann
contest. lies got . million
friends who arr poets.
The contest closed today. Mr.
Mann appointed some Of US on his
committee 10 read the letters and
assl.s him in awarding the Iron pan
Hiea.
10 we've been up 70 our ears In
letters and verse.
And we've reached the stage where
we think In letters and verse.
That 10 why n night be best
For rse 10 sum up all tho rcsf
or fhls here eoIvam for today
~ some sscA Hsfls piavfxi scav
AZ rms.
Only Avrlder Mann verses all
drift along In regular paragraphs az
in regular letters.
F.rinsfance. what he has 10 say
he strings along In Just this way.
And all his friends who've written
In commit the same sweet sort Of
sin. They put their IDEAS down like
this. ard rnmb,e on In perfect blis~.
They talk abous whmte'er they please.
they often spring a clever wheexe.
We needs must laugh: we needs must
weep. sometimes these thoughts are
pretty deep.
Alas. they've Get my head awhiri.
l1i never be the same rwe<t Ktrl |
can't think straight. my hrad'H q
mssx I'm doomed 10 rattle en-. I
guess. In just this fsv'rssh. helpless
way thruous the rest Of this whole
day.
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JTanderiIIY
~ With II y
Uanda1s

Oh. AyridKe Mann what did
you do when you told me 10 read
for you those million vess~s--oh
my headi I think that ought 10
rhyme with lead.
on, Avridge. can't you sympa.
thixs7 ! simply have to po<tixe. i've
read those verses all day long tiIl
now a prose line seems all wrong. l
wonder II III ever be again that girl
who once was mo.
Alas. ! had a heap Of things I'd
planned on letting spread their wings
from out my coiyum on this day.
Nov had planned something 10
say about the playful college grads.
the former campus kings. now dads.
who plan % picnic Saturday like 10.
year-oids across the bay. I'd thought
70 sing again about. the way I'm 20.
inT TO be let out Of work for two
whole solid weeks. because all ua
Newspaper freaks get holidays just
like the rest. SOMETIMES we're
cursed. but sonwsirres blessed.
Hut now. aIs<k--oh. woe II mo.
Friend Asridx~ Mann. now
can't ypu s~ey When cen va~s<
tion thoughts give way and
lose their mighty ruling sway
In mind. like minc--oh. sosns-
things wrong. yc gods. NIL this
will last how Iong1
I've got 20 stop here for today.
tho not flii Monday 80 away.
i've got 20 strip lest ] no wild.
oh. Avrsdwe Mann. pit.ee this child.
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Entertains Informally

To honor her mother. Mrs. @. T..
Randolph. Of Penn Yam. N. T.. who Il
her summer guest. Mrs. J. ]. ten.
nellie. sr.. Of Los Angeles. who Il the
guest 81 Mr.. and Airs. ]. ]. Jennelie.
and Mrs. Lord bronson. Of Olympia.
Mrs. Cameron Morrison was hostess
az an informal tea at her homo
Thursday afternoon.
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A dinner given at the Tennis club
Wednesday evening. chaperened by
Mira Russell Waeacho. included the
Misses Marie and Julia Carlson. Faith.
Louise and Dorothy cieland. Com.
mander and Mrs. ]. u. Wilson. Mrs.
Walter johnson. Mira X. n. Derrick.
ron. Mr.. Charles Wilson. MIR. =.
Wilson and rnnlEna raul u. Howell.
Charles w. Roland. Ward G. Gilbert.
jefferson II. Beard, AL from the
Puget Sound naval station.
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August rs, Date Set
for WeddinQ

Miss Eva Engstrom. daughter Of
3fr. and Mrs. John Engstrom. will
wed Mr.. Stuart Hunter Nesssi@r. son
of DIR. and Mrs. T.. II. Nesseier. Of
Everett. Wednesday evening. August
rs. The ceremony win be performed
q the home Of her parents. at sac
o'clock
Mrs Francis Everett Mitchell win
Be matron Of honor and Miss Helen
EesseIer. sister Of the groom, maid
of honor.
Both Miss Engstrom and Mr.. Mes
seller attended tho University Of
Washington. where she Is q member
Of Alpha xI Delta sorority. and he Of
Delta Chi Delta fraternity.
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l.. o. f. Club IN
Chnrnf of Sfrrice

Mira. George McCora win be host
esx for the l.. o. T. club at the or
thepedic Tea shop Saturday. assisted
BY Mrs. w. r. Robinson. Mrs. u. G
Abney. Mrs. John faiier. Mrs. Ros
Young. Mrs Herman Roesch. Mrs
Edward Roesch. Mrs. Amory Bell
and Mrs. Carl Hayenn
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Dinner Celebrates


MIR. and Mrs Henry Rrcdsrie1k en-
tertnincd thursday evening with a
dinner af the boulevard Inn In ceas-
brnsion cf the first wedding annl-
versAry of Ensign Ratf Douglas
Baker. Il. =. ~. n tire u. = a Cali
xornia. and Mrs Baker tCharictse
Manu- who are their house guests
for month.
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Assisting at Tennis
Tea Saturday

The ho3te4S<e Tor the Tennis Tea
en Saturday afternoon are 70 be Mira.
Burke. president Of the Tennis club;
Mrx- Thomas Green. Mrs. Robert
noyis. Mrs William Pitt rrsmbis,
Mrs.. y. d. Lowman. Mrs. John Ewing
p1ice. Mrs John d. FARRELL. Mrs.
Daniel KeIIehsr. Mrs A. H. Ander.
On. Mrs. Montgomery Russell. Mrs.
n. ID. Merrill. Mrs. Harry whitney
Tr~at. Mrs. William D. Perkins. Mrs.
n william Crosby. Mrs. Cecil Bacon,
Mrs. William Sherman walker.
The younger usatrons and maids
who will assist are Mrs. James Cob
bert Sullivan. Mrs Marion Cum
minRx. Mrs Frank FretwwlI. Mrs.
Gilbert skinner. Mrs Lawrence Ar
mold and tho Misses Helen Farrell
Virginia Merrill. Harriet Baxter.
Beatrice Peoples and Virginia shea
han.
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Married in Portland

Announcement is made OF the mar
riage OF Miss Virginia Hoyt to Mr..
Herbert Haiioweil. both OF Seattle.
Thursday, July 20. at the Benson no.
tti in Portland. Mr.. and Mrs. Halo
well are leaving on the next ship
railing from San Francisco for Homo
lulu, 10 spend their honeymoon.
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Luncheon Hostess

Cosnpllsnensing Mrs. Caleb Denny.
of indianapolis. the guest OF Mrs.
George Frye. Mrs stephen J. Chad
wick entertained with luncheon at
the Sunset club Thursday afternoon.
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Mrs. Stafford to
Entertain

TO compliment Mrs. Norris Gregg.
~ New York. and Miss Anne Daggx.
e san Francisco. guests az AIRS. Cur.
IL Sargent. Mrs Rex Stafford h
entertaining with a bridge Of four
tables Thursday afternoon. July 81.
IL the Tennis club.
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Informal Tea for Guest

Complsmenting Mrs Marjorie
1faekiem schick. Of New York. for
rnsriy OF Seattle. who will be her
guest over the weekend. Mrs. Stu.
art Thompkins invited few or Mrs.
echlck5s friends among the Delta
Gamma aiumnac to an informal tea
at her home this afternoon.
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Engagement of Miss
Marion Cohen Announce

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Cohen announce
the engagement Of their daughter,
Marion. to Mr.. Louis Katsman Of
hIa city.
Nm honor OF the betrofhed couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cohen will be at home
to their friends Sunday afternoon,
July "a. from . until O'Clock.
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Dinner This Eveuino

Mr.. ana Mrs. A. ID. Wainwright are
entertaining at dinner this evening
at their home, Holly Lodge" on
Magnolia Bluff. when covers will be
placed for twelve guests. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wainwright will again be din.
ner hosts at their homo Saturday
evening, July 20.
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Luncheon for Visitors

complimenting Mrs. -. J. Horring.
ton and Mrs. Frank FarwelI. Of Mon.
tana, who are her guests, Mrs.
Francis Schrader entertained with a
luncheon at the Hotel Otis this after
noon.
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.EDiNnunGH. July "a - HuntinK
has been suspended In all the dis
srsess u scotiAnd and Northern Eng.
Land afflicted BY the foot and mouth
disease. which Ia killing thousands
Of cattle.
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A bridge and whist party win be
given by Myrtle Social club. o. r.. r..
Monday. July -. ut .. m. In
Masonic temple. An Eastern Stars
and their friends invited.
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Shark Bites Off
BOYS Arms, Dies

SYDNEY. ~. =. W. July III
Michael coghIsn, aged 1s. died after
both his arms we're bitten off by .
shark while swimming near coogse.
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BRIDGE Breakfast

4 neighborhood bridge breakfast
was an enjoyable affair given on
Wednesday. with Mrs. John Camp
beEl. Mrs. NJ. Donohoe. Mrs. A. c.
1fcCaIIum and Mrs. Charles Ross as
hoxtesses-
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Personal

Mrs. Andrew NJ. Thomas. who IA
spending a year abroad. left wies-
baden the second week In juno for
q six weeks trip thru Holland and
Belgium. She pians 20 APPEND tho
month Of August In Paris.
Miss Marion Mcdonnell and Miss
Irene rsham are sailing July - for
juneau. Alaska. where they win visit
Miss Marguerite hone for a month
Mrz. Frances Everett mitchell has
returned from Clear Lake. where
she spent week ~ the guest Of Mr.,
and Mira Arthur Lewis.
Mr.. snd sfrs. william Hubert. Of
Warren. Ohio. arr the guests until
the first 81 next week Of Mfr. and
Mrs u. X. Loose. They win return
10 THAR home by way Of Yellowstone
park.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. r.. Draper have
removed 10 their rev home ~ sses
issh asf- - -
Miss Bsrhara Harvey and Miss
Hazel Carc~ion spent Saturday ana
Sunday II Mount Rainier.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Curtis Sargent and
fheir guests. Mrs Ncrrt. csrewx. az
N~~ York and Miss Anne Bags. Of
san Francisco, will motor to Victoria
for the week end
Mr.. and sfrm. r. A. Wing. Mrs.
Frank Dayton Of Portland. Orc. Miss
Elisabeth Chadwick Mrs. A. l. Haw.
ley. Miss Rumssy ana Mr.. w. y. Nc.
Mlckrr. form q party who will leave
saturday on Mr.. Mnurice MeMlrksn's
yacht. -r4csuss for = three weeks
cruise IN British Columbia waters.
A party Of Seattle people who win
motor to the Big Four Inn 10 spend
the week end Of July -. include Mr..
and Mrs. Roy kinnear. Mr.. and Mrs.
Victor Rabei. Mr.. and Mrs William
Parkhurss Hrawiey and Mr.. and AIRS.
kt8tlX As8WNH<
Mr.. and Mrs. .. Tyler Parker. rr.
are arriving Monday from Pasadena,
10 spend a month with Mr.. and Mrs.
Victor r. Rabsi at their summer
home at Hunts Point.
Mrs. Howard Josiyn and daughter.
Miss Ruth Josiyu. have returned
from q year spent nj Troy. ~. r..
and are occupying their home AZ
.1is Twenty ninth ave. n.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A. schoen.
field and family have left on a ten
dayn' tour OF Vancouver island.
Mrs. Fred Forester T.vva Cart.
wright Of Kennewick. 10 visiting her
parents. Mr.. and AIRS. II. q. Cart
wright.
Mira. n. n. Henderson. who has
been visiting MFR. and Mrs. John c.
Eden. left "Wednesday for her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. G. Ewing have
returned from a ten days trip on
Hood canal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb Denny OF In
dianapoIis. who are the guests Of
their cousin. Mrs. George Frye. will
leave next week for trip to Alaska
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Rolfe wifi
spend the week end at Lake Kachcss.
Miss Ruth Moore spent the week.
end with relatives in Tacoma.
DIR. and Mrs. Herbert II. Cowen
and Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Middleton
returned Monday from few days
spent at Mount Rainier.
Mrs. Hester Bazzett. Mias Marian
Bazzett and Mr.. Hamilton Bnzzeft
ARE sailing Saturday for Honolulu.
TO be gone about five weeks.
Miss Thelma Hardwick Of los
Angeles Is the guest Of Miss Karla
and Miss Claire stoltenberg.
Mrs. q. r. M. Pratt and Mrs. c. u.
Guthrie returned Thursday from n
two weeks trip 10 Alaska.
Mrs. Louis Diamond OF New York
Is visiting her mother, Mrs. John l..
Towere.
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Carrying the furniture Of tina for.
mer kaiser 10 Holland called for So
railway vans.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

Rainier Chapter. u. A. H.. Picnic
The study class OF Rainier Chap.
ter. y. a. r.. will have a picnic ~
the home OF Mira. J. r. Wagner Al
lincoln beach. Tuesday. July rs.
Members are requested 20 take the
ifis Fauntleroy chr on First ayv. TO
tho Kenney home and follow the
path over the hin to the beach.
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Evergreen Ledge. No. :. A. o. u.
w. Win give an entertainment ana
dance In the auditorium Of the A. O.
n. w. building. 1903 Ninth awe.
Monday. July "a. Mt $40 y. m. Mem
bora and friends invited.
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THE HERO
OF the manenvern was niso q
youurnfer. Ensign Alfred w. nnr.
krt. u. q. NJ. two years out Of An.
nnroils. A. the crucial moment. lass
Tuenday. be was deck officer ON the
McDermut. Something happened 10
the New York. the flagship % Rear
Admiral II. ". Jackson. ". q. ~. The
big ship swersed from her course.
bearing down on tho Mep~rmus.
squadron leader ~ tho desfrvyerr.
There was n second when tragedy
seemed certain. A quick decision was
made. Ensign Hurkef made a. The
situation was saved. by a hairs
breadth. And tho Mcpermus was not
rnmmed by the drifting baftisshir
Has the Mcpermut snaneosY An
Asreaai~. Princess Patricia Trophies,
No trophies. and no SILVER. A nick
nam~y ~The Mutt" They ought 10
change ~. She has AZ least one hero
today among her officers. and she
was named after another hero. Lieu
tenant Commander David A. McDcr'
rnus. u. 4. ~. killed In action while
in command Of shs cayuws. April
|fs. fsss
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The ktuE Gounfy Aaumni hFspti&'
ton Of the University Of Washing.
ton viii have picnic at Fortuna
park. Saturday. July ~. Water and
field sporss win h. the entertainment
of the afternoon wish supper served
II o'clock. An interesting program
has been arranged for tfw evening.
and dancing will be diversion.
All Alumni. their families and
friends are invited 10 attend boat
leaves I.eschi park at isso. $40 and
Ttx0 asrf0rk
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THE ADMIRAL.

&&sH f@HFe*s& s<@@s<
In nisc here. Admiral r.. w. Eberie,
~. 4. NJ. commans~rin-chief o. the
Pacific fleet. He arrived on Tusss
day. lie was nses By his Kiidrd staff.
Rear Admiral n. " Hutchison. z, y.
NJ. chief az staff. Captain w. ".
STANDBY. Y. q. ~. assistant chief ~
starr. Lieutenant Commander r. =.
King. FLAG lieutenant. Mrs Eb~rie
shared In the compliments ans con.
xratusatlan.. On Wednesday. after
establishing Mrs. Eberlc NJ thr Eor.
r~ntc. the admiral vert ~ once 70
tho Puget Sound navy ynrd and
boarded his flagship. this Y. >. Z.
California Where has he been all
this timer A. the nations capital.
ma belir. selecting captains worthy
to be adrnlrais- Were there many
Two well known and well liked In
Seattle. Captain Henry ,. ziegemeir.
~. 4. ~. commanding the Y. y. =.
California. and Captain George n.
MARVEL. u. q. ~ commanding tbs
III. 3. q. Arizona.
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John y. Agiiier w. ~ G. Picnic
The Past Presidents club Of the
John v. Miller women'a Hstssf
corps win hold picnic AZ Mount
Baker park Saturday. July q. Mem.
bars requested 10 attend
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The ladies Of the Grand Army Sow.
ing club viii meet Wednesday. July
%. with tte newly elected president
Mrs. Mae sternberE. isti ~. fsth NJ.
Take Meridian car. Officers elected
for the ensuing year include: MrB.
Rachel Young. vice president: Mrs.
Anna Steele. treasurer. Mrs. Lucia
Edwards. secretary. The working
board is composed OF Mira Mary
1UNell. nfrs. Maud Gardiner. Mrs.
Lucy Hamilton. Mra. Edith MIIls.
Mrs. Martha Graham. Mrs. Jennie
Meade and Mrs. MRrfz.
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nnnrmn pnN nnnuN ADAMS


Are tho real thing. without them
the Junior officers would never learn
how 20 manage their floating fort
renaen. II means everything TO the
youngsters. | know he looks az you
as n the newest dance step wnr his
chief osncefn. rut really. ma petite
ANTE. II IL nothing Of the sort. That
n his eamoafiage. what he really
cares about II hls rhip. And thr
honor Of the navy. Where he had his
wonderful hour was not az that In
nous bridge. nor ~ that petit diner.
nor az the Yacht club dance. where
was n. aiornT Out there on those
remote waters off Port Angeles. the
straits of San Juan de Fuea- AZ the
msnauveraf Paffsitrment. They
had line formation. Eunnsry practice
and mock attack. They landed
thousands Of men. marines and artii.
iery. In ieas than an hour. There
were admiraia and captains galore.
They criticised nut the youngsters
did the work. IL was their maneu'
vefs.
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I've got 20 stop here for today,
tho not tiil Monday 30 away.
I've got 20 strip lest no wild
oh. Avrsdwe Mann. pit-ee this child
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Under the auspices Of the Seattle
Associated Public stenographera. an
excursion and picnic has been ar
ranged for Thursday afternoon. July
"a, TO which the public Is invited.
The steamer Atlanta win wave the
Marion st. dock at p. m. This trip
will rive the visitor n fine view Of
the city, tho canal and canal locks.
Lake Union and Lake Washington.
A picnic lunch viii be served at
Leschi park. and the return VIII be
made by the Y~sier car line. Bring
lunch basket.
Tickets may be obtained from tho
following stations not later than
July ~
Miss Marquis. 4os Crazy building:
Mrs. Mack. 4f5f Arcade building;
Miss Rennick. $50 Empire building:
Miss Page. 457 New York building;
Miss Turner. Hotel Seattle: Mrs
Miller. 1917 Alaska building: Mrs.
Bendixen. 900 Mvhihorn building.
For further information phone
Main o7os.
Col. Ellsworth Circle
| Col. Ellsworth Circle. Ladies' OF
the q. A. H.. will entertain with a
card party in veterans hall. Armery,
Friday evening. July n. at $40
o'clock.
Former Montana Residents Picnic
Former residents OF Montana will
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Whether it's fashion or beauty or health you seek
Suzanne sciH help you on Friday each week
WHEN You VENTURE OUT OF DOORS


WHEN YOU VENTURE OUT OF DOORS
These
cleaning remodeiing
Piles Bank Bldg where they be like
LITTLE RUTH'S VACATION WAS ALMOST SPOILED
Her bothered her But they're all right
Edmund III her with glasses thes
KNOW She and Dr. Edmunds have offices
popular
the black Is ivencd
a bit
DON'T TAKE THE JOY FROM YOUR LIFE
those sspcluous
Bldg. panessly
OF her ability
CAR, AND MONEY IN THE BANK?
Sounds II n at Hugh
theyar
offering will be convinced that It $ possible.
Paris the silhouette
these straight lines ahail BIO much
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rIIls FLEET

Is here Arrived this morning. Did
you hear the saivosf The prospect
Is enchantingf on. very. The first
fleet period was delightful. but this
promises TO be even more thrilling,
socially. How long viii they be hereT
From July n 10 July 20. inclusive. 10
use the official formula. How many
hearts can they break In that timef
l should not dare to prophecy. ma
petite annie. They are as famous for
their maEksmanship as Cupid him
self Doubtless many aiiuring tar
gets with bobbea hair. scarlet lips
and orEandy friils will be quite shat
tered There win be many psrtierr
No end. Every cosmopolitan hostess
IN Seattle h planning something for
tho fleet officers. She knows she
may meet them again. In Shanghai
Al Honolulu. In Panama. Az the
Rita In London. or Paris. or New
York. or even at that amusing roof.
garden on brooklyn Heights. the one
that locks like ship and hangs tho
lights Of Manhattan for sisnAis over
the bow.
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HATS THAT COMPLETE YOUR COSTUME

looking
Bldg
another wcrdihy do rcmodeng
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Mr.. ard Mrs. william Hubert. Of
Warren. Ohio. arr the guests until
the first 81 next week os Mfr. and
Mrs u. X. Loosn. They win return
10 their home by way Of Yellowstone
park.
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Mr.. ard Mrs. Curtis Sargent and
their guests. Mrs Norris Crewx. o.
N~~ York and Miss Anne Bags. Of
san Francisco, win motor to Victoria
for the week end
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WOMEN'S CLUBS

meet for q picnic supper. Thursday.
July ~. at . O'Clock. IN Woodland
park. Members Of the Misson'a club
viii serve coffee and ask shose at
tending 10 bring q cup and baskes
lunch.
Seattle Review No. q
Seattle Review. No. .. W. II. A..
OF the Maceab<cr. viii meet In the
A. o. 4. ". hail. 1909 Ninth ave.
Thursday. July ~. al .. IN. OF.
fiurs requested 20 wear white.
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AFR. and Mira r. A. Wing. Mrs-
Frank Dayton Of Portland. Orc. Miss
Elizabeth Chadwick Mrs A. l. Haw.
ley. Miss Rumssy ana Mr.. w. y. Nc.
Mlckrn. form a party who will leave
saturday on Mr.. Maurfce MeMlrksn's
yacht. -T.osuss for = three weeks
cruise IN British Columbia waters.
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Mr.. and Mrs o. r.. Draper have
removed 10 their rev home ~ ssos
18th ave. n. T.
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Mrs. Frances Everett mitchell has
returned from Clear Lake. where
she spent a week a. the guest of Mr..
and Mra. Arthur Lewis.
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A party Of Seattle people who win
motor to the Zig -Four Inn to spend
the week snd Of July -. include Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Kinnear. Mr.. and Mrs.
Victor Rabes. Mfr. and Mrs William
,ParkhusSs Hrawiey and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Tsowen.
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Mrs. Andrew N. Thomas. who Il
spending a year abroad. left wies-
baden the second week In juno for
q six weeks trip thru Holland and
Belgium. she pians 90 spend the
month Of August In Paris.
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Paris the silhouette
these straight lines shall
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-21

MFR. and Mrs. >. Tyler Parker. Tr..
are arriving Monday from Pasadena.
10 spend month with Mr.. and Mrs.
Victor r. Rabst at their summer
home al Hunts Point.
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LITTLE RUTHs VACATION WAS ALMOST SPOILED
DON'T TAKE THE JOY FROM YOUR LIFE
A CAR, AND MONEY IN THE BANK?

Sounds rather improbable. you nj
Baird Fourth
offering. will be convinced that . possible.
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