The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 18, 1916, Page 3

MME. OLGA |) xews—xores— Gossip’ PETROVA [In the | In the Sensational Production— THE- “BLACK BUTTERFLY” In this play is admired wherever she goes —the Black Butterfly. A The delight of Paris there is a beautiful She is a but woman one great stage celebrit Scene showing an Apache den, t far Cavea “The Matrimaniac, witn Doug Pairoanks a nesday t | PROGRAMS TODAY | e ele e fe Vairbaoks < in ©The Scene from M. GUTERSON’S FAMOUS aa wtae eel etl RUSSIAN ORCHESTRA Nichard Bennett tm tt Mus f : J \ feo “4 HANDSOME TONY HERE | BIRTH CONTROL PLAY a a girls j pd : t ' « t t : . ALLACE | ‘ : SG i a nout the e ; Ww LTY | Leigh {6 the second Montana mitted ‘ae re marriage and OMAN Is eu an to be convicted of k r 21 ¢000 FOR YOU, BEN ad a ir dl | Ben Wileon, aa the y¥ jin the last two wee AS SLAYER OF MAN ::« 3:15 eat con, MISSOULA, Mont, Dec. 18.—| : fo Convicted of manslaughter for kill BULL BROS. ing Fred Hoffman, Mrs. Bessie Leigh will plead for a new trial Just Printers 1013 THIRD MAIN 1043 when she comes before Judge Dun can for sentence tomorrow TEST” She was charged with s!ooting But he wa ent athena t. Migt Dear Miss Grey yi of — < lsoaring food prices, we are not go ee ing to have turkey for our Christ mas dinner. Not long ago | read something about “indtvidual tur keys,” but directions for preparing them were not given, and | have failed to find the recipe in my cook book. Can you advise me about this, Miss Grey, and also print a suitable menu to serve with this dish?) Thanking you, | am, MOTHER OF SEVEN he INDIVIDUAL STRAND THEATRE Second Avenue, Between Spring and Seneca Streets NOW SHOWING 0, YOU DOUGLAS Now Playing Until Saturday Night ANTONIO MORENO His Greatest Cheese Sticks Triumph Plum Pudding Nuts Mints Coffee 17 4 ° ° e Q.—If | join the army or navy and have just taken out my first 9 citizenship papers, do | become a citizen sooner than a foreigner who ALR Thanking you, INDIVIDUAL TURKEY MENU Salted Nuts Olives Individual Mock Turkeys Creamed Celery Cranberry Jelly Sweet Potatoes Glace Endive and Grapefruit Salad French Dressing Ladies Only Admitted, Every Mother and Daughter Should See This Powerful Film Expose. Bare Facts Laid Bare your column what it is considered good form to do when you receive an announcement of a marriage or the arrival of a new born babe. Is it necessary to make a gift in either case, or are congratulations all that are expected? ANXIOUS. A.—If the ent m a dear will pr it is fror will m end a gift juaintance onl gratilation edding an none other YOUN TAMICIC HS 25c— General Admission--25c Box Seats 50 Cents Dear Miss Grey: In your answer to N. R., you made a very sweep ing statement when you said, “To use incorrect table etiquet marks a man inevitably |ignorant.” Do you call a man ilt- bred who is courteous, honest and Second & University Matinees 10c; as ill-bred and) | ()U FAIRB A Mile of Mile-a-Minute Merriment Positively Until Wednesday Night Only First at Pike—Continuous 11 to 11 Evenings 15¢; Children Sc kind-hearted? was raised exceedingly well, and yet he does not observe table eti quet. He eats cleanly and quietly, and that ir all that is necessary. Some of the most snobbie bred men | know are “wi table. And what has ignorance to do with table manners? people educated who use proper ta ble manners? For my part, | be leve any man who toadies to the dictates of some one who uses his « time to figure out the proper way to balance a fork is a pin head There's many a man with brains t who doesn’t chain himself down to such narrow little conventions. A READER 1 poor rute that won't ways, and the best rule rid can b agree w erson who airs a rules at the dinner t th wo ta about as annoying as the per Q th ron pa who hes none. The mean an t Is | wished to convey in my forme ete ttle water, letter was that we should endeavor ( ce ) Re medium in table Ds 5 picks and|m as everything else. \ t t a bit of par h ast of lem-| @—1 am in trouble and am com . 1 with ing to you for advice. Please do y ; {| not tell me that | am too young to love at 18, for | believe a girl at that age has as much heart as any one at 40. | have been engaged to a young man, but we weren't to get married for some time to come Last night he told me he did not love me any more, but | still think GLAs ANK MATRIMANIAC | know a man who|could regain his love. Are all the 1e |seriously over puppy Ic » ON te SA He says | have not done anything to make him feel that way, so don’t you think you could teil me how to keep him, for | love him with all my{ heart and would die almost to have him back. HEART-BROKEN E thing I can say way you r discov 1 recall lost » with you, be only to } ifetime Y stage which old girl must pass who has n properly a ducat you had cultivated and many friends 1 have the tim to ee Since you persist in nursing this ehood, it is prot you that you ar love, a d not wi son, If you road, som ome you wil and you will Q.—I am very fond of a boy and call him up every once ina whice. He tells me he will call me up, but he never does, Shall | continue calling him up? M. G, Certain un Yo If th will any sf in wit if | could keep him for a while Iipart The Christmas and New Year’s Greeting that is most expressive of lap yourself, most characteristic of the holiday spirit, most quickly deliv- ered and most joy- fully received is a WESTERN — >. UNION Telegram a Special holiday forms are provided to add to the appreciation of your good wishes. THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO. Grey COLISEUM SESSUE HAYAKAWA IN KURA- SAN” Is the Strongest Photo- Drama We Have Had in Weeks Here Until Wednesday Night 15c Children 5c