The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 16, 1919, Page 8

Benefit Dance Army-Navy Club Some dance that other and Arm April 2 Prte to who will Mre P at the Dansant to be giv Rat the Army and Navy Club on a2, ' the France Amerique ton, will be Mt Doroth Miss Elepeth Mckwan, Mis Miss lolyn Car Howe an Mary Delafield, Miss Miss laa Michaelis ise Lillian Michacli#, Miss Dorothy Bian, Mise Kleanor Keith, Miss Binke, Miss Catherine Jerome ‘Alice Ives, Miss Dorothy Lind p, Mixa Catherine Craw Miss Me Booth, Miss Catherine Miss Isabella Prenot, Miss Bowle, Miss Patricia Froth Mies Hazel Allan. Me Epperson, Miss Geraldine Miss Alice Jackson, Mivs Amy Miss A. C. McDonald, Miss e Jackson, Miss Hortense Miax Alice Hole, Miss Tall . Miss Catherine Collins and Florence William attle Golf Club mart set is taking Sup golf Miter war activities, with Pleasure. Yesterday was @ay at the Golf Clud and the who played assist dunce to be ¢ snd Na « for the Chub, di and working girls the ub ‘ fit 1 brir bene nay w relieve for ome who need There M will also entertatnn Mrs is Fr and Traffor won ma music a by Mr Lange Farnswort! at 8 y Mrs Claire ley | Mrs will commence A matin | day the Womer feud. Mra, A. I } Caroline Simpson To Honor Re Women luncheon was given Unive wnd at Kn turned ub of Seattle v to Dr Seagra is Red Cros: rhe att Viv My on th nks Me: Miss Gena Peters, Mrs Sam : Mrs. C. H. Lilly, Miss Cath Collins, Mrs. Langdon C. Hen: | plar George Tilden, Mrs. \\ m Yesterday's Mrs. Robert Wileon, Mrs Jumble 4 . Miss Rebecca able. Mise Dore = Liewellyn Morrison, ceptionally well k . Miss Mary Lea Fisken, | Harris m Ada Hanford rs. Philtips| pt Mrs. B. G. Todd and Mre ‘Sumner Rebecca Collins won the « Liewellyn Morrison and Henry « Mrs and |Sing at Noon During Madam Mary Frederick ‘Twom the White Elephant the noe ley will -Hanford att of Miss Marjori + of Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey mith, of West Brookfield, Mass Mr William Hanford, son | Tuesday C. H. Hanford, and broth: | Virginia Ada Hanford Hanford has been stationed . Mass. In the inspec Iment on a $10,000,000 for gun carriages. He ex )be sent to the Puget Sound district for ass‘gnment in army, Lieut. Hanford at in the social activities Smith. Mr. M. Kagansky left Mon fevening for California ter 1 has resumed his cou the navy an at Harvard and Mrs, War taken a cottag ‘and Mrs. Hanford left for . D. C., for their honey Mr {have Island . Miss Kathleen t Announced | , Miss Ke Mra. George W. Lear. of to visit Mixes Mary formerly of Seattle. | for two weeks the engagement of their a8 5 Miss Georgis, to Capt.; Mr, and Mre. Eugene Diem me La: ‘Warren, of Hon-| Buffalo, N. Y.. who have been m attle C o witl take place ing their home with their sondmlaw Honolulu, where they | and daughter, Mr, and Mra. D home. Miss Lear| White, returned to this city. Capt. War. San Francisco. ly received his honor: ” from service. eee it Host ae Pen | 1, Garrett G. E for a ire Mr, and Starr, formerly of Seattle, who Steiner and Mrs. Ed tham have issued invi- tea for Friday, April to 6 The affair will| in the East ture home. oe Elephant Shop afternoon from 4 to 5 j attractive musicale tea will be ¥en at the White Elephant Shop. | sr, me aS on Cascadia ave. Mrs. Wallace Atkinson, ing the summer months. ee Mr. and Mrs. C. H ‘and wounded while In service | for Vancouver, B. C will speak. Miss Ruth | Friday will sing, and Miss Baltrasch | I be at the piano. an — Frederick J. minster, B. C. Lynch at for a week, for several days. . Mr. and Mre. Henry from the Hillcrest home at 114 Maiden they have purchased. Lane, Mrs. Beulah Mitchell Couts turned Friday from California. “ee Mr. and Mrs. John E. of Missoula, Mont tle yesterday and Rovert Brinkle Mrs. Brinkley have taken home, Mr. and family hi Women’s University Club®» to spend FE « Victoria on Sunday iia DeVeuve Buffalo lat | 24th, , : of Mrs. George W.| week by way of Portland, Ore, and | day 5 3 ave J “ | Mr, C. L. Ring. of Saginaw, Mich / ig visiting bis daughter, Mrs. Edward | Procedure Club will be In regular Mrs. William Edward | Officers.” the last two years have been living have gone to Lincoin, | ‘at the beautiful home of | Neb.. where they will make their fu: | Mrs, W Miss Helen Starr, who thas spent the winter at the home of Ninth ave. West, will join her parents dur- | Lilly and Mra. Hilary Bunch, who has been | John Holliday Perry left last night) . to remain until Mrs. King Dykeman and daughter | Ruth left on Monday to visit Mrs. New Weat-| Miss Vera MacDonald, of Spokane who is on her way to California and ‘Texas, in visiting Miss Evelyn Lane Ward Beech er will move the first week in May | Apartments to a which SW 2 “To Catch a Man PORTS — DRE 1 DRESS danger! Uf Kit wort of man feels afford he aldn to buy your u - wrong sort, the District Cour in Dy Mine w mar the United Sta me There Go After Job If You Mine Grey thre day as Dear baie =! Chu oe Sr EE. Orthopedic Mee. WE N tite ae Hoapit am H. F ©, 2004 Ow x Deughters of Mt. George Sunshine Club of the rion will m Kreger, 814 I FOR THURSDAY Neighbors Wooderatt Seattle Circle, Neighbors of Wood raft, will bold a dance at Swedish Club hall, Kighth ave. and Olive Soldiers and sailors pm © Sunshine Club Of Moose Mra, Minnie North, from 1 rt 5 are welcome sega Fortson-Thygesen Auxiliary, S.W.V ms Fortson-Thygesen Aux Span leh War Veterans, will give an after noon tea from 3 to in hall, Armory Ballard High P. T A. The Ballard High School Parent Teacher Association holds ita next regular meeting, which waa to have been of the above date. April ph account of the Easter hail ry Koes ot Veterans ak Dear wo Grey here six montbe very much and other four or five eee Freja Club Freja Ciab, > Carl Smith we Hn.) on “ oe. Madrona car Adelo M. Fielde Club + | The Adelie M. Fielde Parliamentary w Pointed Paragraphs | seesion at 130 p. m. at Hotel Wash |e — = — . lington Annex. Subject: “Duties of | Lewis to be to me twice a wer A man likes to called a brick, but me wweetheart refer to him a lump of common clay and he will get mad Always look at your joys with ao microscope and at your sorrows with the wrong end of an opera glass Tt ts well enough to say, “Know thyself,” but if some really did they ought to be ashamed of the acquaintance tor} as eee East Union Club East Union Club at the home of S. Mele 7837 «Stroud at 1 o'clock . yw. & letters. He was ave he would give me lant was o. A, Club Notes The members of the Friends of | All Club will devote their usual | meeting time on this evening to the! making of scrap books for the chil dren of the Orthopedic hospital, after which there will be refresh | ments and a social hour. tt discharged bom in people and would be His home in little te All things come quicker to the man who meets them halfway, jand in the The Faholo Club will ba’ all rol gn . m fon yee he Fenwe have aD * & long way with a woma gg eager day pienie and hike, of which fur. |". ™ One wa Pe [at ther announcement will be made at | the club meeting to be held on April | US & sirl to become @ star guzer 16 | It's the ineome tacks that render the autoist’s repair kit indispensable, | The trouble with the disagreeable In every letter he things that people say about us fs | may, “Don't worry | that mont of them are true be buck soon.” eo he got home Retore We |ter returned. Wh about it? ee Daughters of St Alexan det Lodge, No, 172, meet in Scottish | Rite hall at 1:30 p,m | Madrona Orthopedic Guild . George of!on than to what she | fellow Easter Egg Styles—Strictly Fresh! re Ea i en a ee a Greenough arrived in Seat the and moved to their summer home near | Edmonds, Wash. Mies Florence Judd has left eat Falls, Mont., to spend | summer with relatives _ Between the hours of 12 noon 2 p. m. on Thursday of week we will reserve all thing and swimming privil- at the CRYSTAL POOL FOR LADIES ONLY _ On these days Donald Vick- ers, a swimming instructor, will be at your service, with no extra charge. : This is your opportunity to arrange a party of friends and enjoy the privacy and privil- eges of this big pool. Guards on duty at all times. Seattle Natatorium Co. SECOND AND LENORA Commodious .gallery, with comfortable seats, for spectators, for the | BY E. R. HIGGINS AND BIDDY BYE At last somebody's hatched a new |lect large white egg# and hurd boll, | idea in Easter eggs! jor blow the contents out of the Here y’are! kiddies! shells. The hard boiled eges are jity Ege! sier to work with. A box of | It's the spink-spank newest idea | water color paints, some black paint in egg patterns from the 189 rabbit |or India ink, and a pen and small hutches and henneries, No plafn| brush are the only materials neoded. | greens and blues and purples this| Use Artist Higgins’ season-—no calico eggs—no pictures, | patterns, Draw th | no gilded stripes and circles. exes with pencil int the lips red, | tona. | No, siree! This year every fash-|the cheeks pink, eyes blue or brown,| 6, Baby Doll }fonable Easter egg if a regular fel-|then fill in the lines with ink or| cheeks, black hair. |low—with a regular face—a human! black paint, } 7% Granddad. expression and everything. | Here are Zhe new Personality Egg is al-|ench egg. most as easy to make as the old dyed| 1, The Dunce. Draw and paint| variety, and heaps more interesting. | face on egg. Finish by pasting onjegs, using pink Father and mother and big sister will|a cone-shaped paper dunce eap. blue body ‘and have to do most of the making—but| 2% The Chink, Tint whole egg |rest of eg black | think how tickled the kiddies will be | pale yellow Paint in face, and at 9. Fatty |to find The Cop, or The Chink, or | tach # cue to top of head by pasting | yellow ) The Cootie in the Easter egg nest! |on a tiny braid of yarn or black | 10. Doughboy. To make the Personality Eggs se- | twine, cheeks, khaki suit, 3. The red nose and pink « paste raveled black 5 4. “Cholly The Personal arn Boy.” 6. ‘The Cop. faces on the | and coat directions for making | pasted 8 The Cootle. e wr paper spectacle rims, By CYNTHIA GREY BY CYNTHIA GREY te United States Want I imen me ok w and made mo think he cared for me. | But he never gave me his address at camp #0 I could not answer his | always saying be} was going to gO home soon and then | addrena i got from him he said he and Dent tell all you know, keep a «aid be would write me he left he gave book I fou nu, 1 ‘The stars flee’ the address In the book, stars on an officer's coat oftem | never got an answer, nor has the let pat Ww One woman always pays more at | again if you were me? | tention to what another worman has | one to make a fool of myself over a but would like to hear from | Bolshevik. heek n black whiskers and hair of | * Red lips, black | | hair, mustache and monoc | Paint top and bot- sketches as | tom of egg dark blue to indicate cap and gild in star and but Rea .Pink cheeks, black white cotton n for whiskers and hair, | Draw yes, en 8, Pink went discharged do man who gets up et a soldier him each He 1 him, and he Well, two to Camp He wrote in camp I liked 1 to week. hi 1 in all bis letters he would call! things that| | ‘The ving camp. » few days. Angeles, He an soon as} me a book, nd hie name didn’t hear so I wrote him a letter and 1} you think | Do you think he has footed me? he would girl, 1 will y write I am no ® Paint with 8. If desired pink | lps, ips, | poule on | yellow face, lege, Paint | pink cheeks, face, muel ENLIST TOMMY IN MY FIGHT ON THE BOLSHEVIK ognined w time to make r Jed upon him a mere girl, done Hadn't I, at a tre \ 1 unforget which the And ther h had le I rior 4 woman to the sup well, Tommy had male 1} And th carries out hin and imprinone site ‘om home meek geal was thinking clowe-uy wt of per poking around 4 man Bolsh excitement voice over i don't oft ngman. d, may- Bolshevigm where It's ages back to Rus for anybody—and starvation free for their alms, the Bol- * all wrong! I went «lp bring peace into 1 prosperity — for And I don’t see how we can by pr by smashing up d machinery and setting folks bj If | knew enough to peace, 1 guess I know think for it, too. You stop that d-—d,—I beg m, that red revolt rot federal secret service men as soon as the office opens in the morn commepia as . more din bh oug I le and for my eye it over here work well that an the ob hoked the think without « been neighbor 1a right ii giving un a c my him wore Aaalt With <i REVENGE 7 eas ve. | BO To whom ting him she bh But menaced nee propa dark woclety and it must no work and ver him or give to wages W hate methods Probat nnoyed and re’ to sere hep bes «| keeps come arty rea t tor jown hough bet I'll hel mort weer ; parden, ma -- P " neem o ng.” (To Be Continued) might ha ma'am Tormm Gum, Bathtubs and Prunes for Al vTON chewing gucn, F Ameri chewing t #0 you won't new her lies \SHING April i k m as regards their natural bathing apparently the French and the tell any G nalin m propen- | voth o-and fected { export figures hewing ed end om to end 0.000 500 miles ¢ cks were J oximate 04 Additions been sent in the fc $1,000,000 worth of plug tobacco chews of 7 jon wi he caw. the pitcher balf equal quant Carnation i i thtubs or about be figures show Even the American boarding } prune habit has hit Europe, 4,1 pounds, of dried prunes having been shipped to various European coun: | tries wince the armistice CONTINUE FIGHT FOR 5 PURCHASE OF CARLINE Carrying their fight for city own of the Seattle traction lines, a committee representing the |g Young Men's Business club of Ral nier valley will appear before the finance and public utilities commit. | g tees of the counci] Thursday morning to urge the purchase of the | § Rainier valley aystesn. 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