The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 3, 1919, Page 8

Tand many other need so little have so ite happy. Every one of the visitors 4 ave. Frid afterne hospital are alwaya them things lite Ute Officers Feted if and Madame entertained tnformally ) hOMe at luncheon Sunday a1 to two interesting » Maj. Hippolyte Gault, com Ader of the detachment en route to join the French expe forces in suppressing the regime, and Lieut. Aime who is also An officer of the Pierre to make them ed Warren yrtho in to b in vind at the pedic White Elephant Shop hmond Miller Wed zabeth ed the programs fo! esdays during the month of at the Red Cross Jumble morrow Mrs. Clyde Martin prano, will sing, and Mre, I H, Parks will accor her | piano, nt. Judge and Mre. Burke, who their luncheon guests, took the | @round the boulevard and the: t© the beautiful home of Mr irs. C.D. Stimson at the High for tea. y at the Tennis Club the summer social At the Seattle Tennis club. ance will be given at the club on Thursday evening And Mrs. Burke wit! give 4 tO ten guests in honor of “and Mrs. R. D. Merrill reservations that have been are by My and Mrs. Robert who will entertain eight ‘Mr. and Mrs. H. 8. Tremper, pwill have eight guests; Mr. and » George Faris. who are enter eight; Mr. and Mra. Thomas ae Who are having six guests, and Mrs. Montgomery Rus | Dance for Who are entertaining five Sub-Debutante Set those who do not care to come = Miss dinner, dancing can be en-| 4 @ the Seat Tennis club At fifty cents a person after | On Saturday evening, June 14, to hour. the subdebutante About 100 guests will be entertained. Bride-Elect Honored : To Mies Marte ‘and Mrs. ira Powers of Port: writeiaw, w neagement was pwWho were guests at the Wash-| centiy announced, Mrs. Robert Bax Rotel since last Thursday.) ter will entert t guests at the 5& charming dinner at the! Rainier club on Wednesda Inn on Friday evening oy” ts were Mr. and Mrs. Wil : hi Boicom, Miss Margaret Rad- Pupils Give awe who came from Port: Dance Exhibition | P. Jamison, Mr. Stover and, Miss Ruth Van Valey R Hoffman. After din-| presented for the t time her dane Was enjoyed. Mr. and ing pupils Saturday the high school left ome in| cleverly gotten-up dancers added much fulness and beauty of th . Miss Van Valey was 4 pupil of M ‘ Dinner Anne Wells of the Cornish Schoo Band Mrs. S. 1. Russell enter | Music ® few friends informally at Among the Seattle peopl i at their home on Thursday tended the affair were Mf L. in compliment to Mr. and) Lindsey, Mies Esther Saue Margaret Pettit, Mr. and A. D, Jones. oii bion King (Mary Anne W at Rainier Cluh Mr. B. Green. Mr, and r Valey entertained informaliy fe Mibridge H. Stuart enter! ner prior to the dancing program. ‘eight guests informally at} see ke arora ee Rainier club on Satur tity Blackmore i r | Honor Guest for Miss Lear | we. 5. 5. tne Mr. Warren leave for Chicago on ol Club | Women’s Universit | ‘There will be on Wednesday 4 matine at thle Women's Un | versity club, Mrs Franklin | Brown will sing wd Rankin will be Mre Howard Waterman Mary Mel m will be the Red Cross Jumble Shop Miss "Minto Warne of Toronto. contralto, will sing, and Mr Ker neth Lyman play the pian te 1 ow during the noon hour Mre F. Brown will be hosters. Henry Mre the plana and Miss ‘ will V Josephine Franatoli will give © at md Visitors Dinner complimer of Everett on Mra at din kmore, who will June 13 to af Bush Con* inspira Mrs Milier will ive " , }fitiate himself with Mrs. Evi DeWitt will en Cstmtiey 08 shunt ing in feed om ago be See | thon for sever ‘Lear and Mr. William Law. | Blizabeth Richme Mr ckmore on June arren, whose wedding will * dinner for a this month. . }12 prior to the dance to be given a June | BRAINERD ! Mr van. and Mrs who have weeks as Hivan's family D. Hoge moved Ma: Jame been the ape: eral guest Mr nes at the have the and Mrs been « the Mrs. Mr have Maurice ng guests Herbe ALF Sunday Wed al ¢ Mr ef for remain until pmdlay Lieut. Joe John Happy ngham ra from service, returned Spokane Sunda romew tn Dr, B Lewiston 8 Idaho, Mr, Richard Harrison and left today for ne Shriners apolis, Ind. Huntoon Mr a trip Bast Ivan Mr. Phillip McKinney Manley Hand arrived spend several days with Dr Franklin 8. Palmer, Mr Mra, Palmer's nephew. is The many Douglas Nice will be gh that she \from the underwent @ Nice is doir sanity Mre. William J Sunday night from her husband atte two months. They for an extended to coast on Wednesday . Dav leave Miss Katherin Saturday from to California, a three Mr. C. C. Belknap and Addie Belknap Conly, hmv from a six weeks’ eastern “ee | Capt. Nelson Hartson vind seas with the 91 . Mra. 1 Wenatch the Ameri stated France, B. Stedm to attend a committee Mias Hetty Armatrong. of Mr, and Mra. A. Arma Friday for Lon is to be married to Mr ee w Mrs. Walter Cout James Noble of V who have been Rocke Robertson neouv visiting left Th Rellingham where they will play golf for several days before returning to friends of Mrs. Jerome nding ot nd Colbert Sullt nev Mra Mrs. | Highland: Olympia and Lieut to y Mr and Satur into an apartment at Tibbals everal days at Tibbalw’ | MeMicken. ters and Mies Gena been spend having norable discharges their A week evening Kdgers left Saturday for to be gone Max Hyland Mr attend convention at Indian | to and Mra. McKinney | 1 to kne James | has returned to her home| where she| Mre ration. ur of Later trip. in expect | arrived | New York to joth been Se} to} th returned weeks trip Mra returned returned home Wednesday from service over, etaduation exercises, continuing to Chicago, where she will be the guest for n has gone to! meeting of| morrow for San Francive daughter| trong. Angelen where ‘alsh er, B Mre ured let t she} rd and atrs.| al fo r THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, JUNE 3, TYT9. Younger Set Will Lose Popular Member; Going East to Spend Summer Miss Helen Foster, who leaves today to spend the summer season in the East. She goes first to the Culver Military Academy to attend the f Mr. and Mrs, 8. K. Highle, whose daughter will be married June 21. ater in the sume Islands, Miss Foster’ rents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Foster, leave to- to make their home, while their son, Blair, fier leaving the Culver school, will enter the officers’ training school a the I PUZZLE HOW TO WARN CHRYS HER LOVER she will make one of a house party at Thousand) & Dear Grey: M inbar He t ured of m for about wix He cation wimp, r ands he 4 pre to neem | If he rain | inhe ome back unee what to do upe fo a man whe another great ou trust him question for you back with person wh ent mode of me, a m you e t By CYNTHIA GREY has been litte with without ar r child and me provo © think romething of me. ng I fa id this de end 1 am ANXIOL must be ating 4 home forss our to anewer in thie: If you take him again? but cannot trust, is ake him back than that ou begin constant fear of } late for him depends on the husband with Haste Makes Waste Dear Mian you with m |der if you About a mor }ter to a de Grey: Um len, to coming trout Ip 8 “KO friend « ed it he The r I wrote a mine ter f¢ rning here. pout letting a vinit on ¢ things I had wr impulse of the | ment burned it 1 then told him a came Mery and said 1 had nv business burning his mall, and t belon to him, not to me | Now I am broken-hearted, for b | won't even speak to me, Please te me if I should ask or let him go, However the latter very too IN TROUBL' The young man is right in his ‘ontention that the letter be longed to him, and not to you After you placed a stamp on it and posted it you lost all jurix i. It hastiness» diction over for Du hesitate to make you are now why an sorry ur Citizenship of Children Dear Mins Grey: M I got into an argument that altho he ts a Swede re not; that they are im that they are wens pers on husband an his childre Americans American cit but ity For in# ents, both whom went to and was born to them, what nation would that child be? } dish. nationality right? MRS. L. That depends upon whether the parents are in the land of their echiidren’s birth temporar. fly or permanently, As an iilus- tration: Children of American envoys and ambassadors born they are of Swedish nee of Sweden were of ite parents earned me to ow his forgiveness I hate to do as 1 care a great deal for him, and I am sure that he loves me, Ht claims | for he has taken out his pa-| na asked him if par French. there a child tty He said Swe-| I claim the child will be the Who is nin haps it isn again ou are Perh yu can be type tfrom 14 to 17 years of age been a resident here for ten years but have r bo have nothi their time owen put it and he be that T)IDN'T I tell you the other day Peter Rabbit be disturbed? Didn't I tell you tha 1 got eight can't spend any time Midn't I, Peter Rabbit? Didn't 17" sputtered Jenny You aid, certain! Didn't Wren, certainly Jenny. | disturbed meekly doing suc you now,” replied b a thing, but I just didn’ else t0 0 to.” for what? What know wh 4 Ge Wrer me for?” te snapped is it you've I Snake skins.” replied Peter Snake skins! Snake rieked Jenny Wren. \1 never have anything to enake skins, and I don't Ugh! It makes me shiver think of it want just You don't understand,” ter hurriedly is why should ¢ ask me to ple {find a cried Pe e let him know if |came to you | know everything, especially thing about your neighbors.” another woman ; de He doesn't r before seen so many that I'm not to t eggs in here and I gossiping? 1? ou y did, and I'm sorry to have Peter I wouldn't have thought of nny come to skins?” “What ever jare you talking about, Peter Rabbit? do with to What I want to know esty the Fly-cateher | na: cast-off suits of the Snake jfamily? He flew away before I could jask him why he wants them, so T because I know you every (Chia Gre and annoy the resl- community newly shingled = from fences, and ht in tramping on arden and mutilate lens. If one tells them p off the lawn, they n order to get revenge has spoken t@ cannot be there ev. do even more harm I know there are industrious, but » with the many hing but harm? of the latter are not gradi. from grammar sehool, and desks studying, in an alley throwing he world is sadly in need studious, educated and [ consider it the duty and responsibility t their sons and see to it are given an opportunity an education and that they ¢ most of that opportunity, be at their energet oung men parents after where, smoking cig- hing vulgar ret CITY READER. ne Suit BY THORNTON W. BURGESS (Copyright, 1919, by T. W. Burgess) can under , Snakes is more than I stand.” Bright and early the next morning Peter was back in the Old Orchard. Jenny Wren was as good as her word. While she flitted and hopped about this way and that way in that fussy y of hers, getting her break- — fast, she talked. Jenny couldn't keep her tongue still if she wanted to. ‘ “Did you find any old clothes of the snake family?” she demanded. Then Peter shook his head tongue ran on him to reply always insist upon having a of snake skin in their nest, she. “Why they want it, goodness knows! But they do want it, and never can seem to settle down to — housekeeping unless they have Perhaps they think it will seare bers away. As for me, I should a cold chill every time I get Into my | nest if I had to sit on anything that. Cresty and his wife are ome couple and they j have good sense in choosing @ more sense than any other of their family, to my lig. But shake skins? \—— ‘a o-« }in his honor by Miss Nellie Cornish and M. Lucien Perrot at the Corn jish Schoot of Music ‘Seesuees . . | abroad are considered American citizens. If a man and his wife | migrated from France to Swe | den to maké their home, and a child was born there and grew to manhood, Swedish nationality and French descent. | Dr. Aurelia Henry Reinhardt | president of Mills college, of jfornia, who arrives in town Tuesday, will vieit Mr, and Mrs C. Henry IS A SPY Calt| “Il knew you'd say h, never! picions about Certels’ pro-German on| Never! That's why I haven't told] activities Neither naid | cret H.| You before about my engagement to Hamilton my dear,” Chrys. She slipped into a big chalr| their operations, cause the imme me and lighted t.| diate arrest of Certeis, and prevent “Your own affairs were so absorb-| his marriage to Chrys. benide ing that there wasn't time to argue] in fact, the slowness with which about mine, But that your] ¢, the federal agents proceeded against Hob has vanished from your hortaon | Ceorteis puzzled me Sometimes I for a while, ume you'll metice | way almost convinced that he was that life continues to move for the} nc but rather, what he claim and Mrs,| rest of For me—it's moving to | ed w be, and that as @ secret serv as their | YM Spain . {ice man be was actually tracking Frederic] “1 hope not to a castle there, and tricking the Bolshevikt. wife of Bishop Keator,|"¢™arked. knowing well that my| ‘Tommy and 1 were pledged not to ; z voice said far more than my words. | betray the secrets of the sub-cellars. and Mrs, J. F. Wagner have|. ChfYS Fegarded me seriously thru|1 couldn't tell Chrys what I had from the Hotel Terry to|* Cl0Ud of ciaaret amoke | een there, and indeed, all I had lived summer home at Fauntieroy.| ma irene eo ane, View of my }thru in Corals’ teouse, often sasumed matrimonial prospects?” she asked.|ine unreality of a nightmare of I can't—tell you, Chrys,” I stam-| time long gone mered. And of course I couldn't de} fob—and his fate nounce Hamilton Certeis to her wooing by my very |spy and a Bolshevik. Chrys would/ and the successful plotting of my| jbe bound by Certeis' statement, |jovely rival absorbed my thoughts made so often, that he was himself} and made the rest of my life a mere jin the government secret service. | mirage. | Nothing short of his arrest And con} ‘Then thru the vagueness and in viction by the authorities would al-|definiteness of other hap ter her opinion of the man she had] came the sharp personality of Chrys | decided to marry }In my turn I regarded her thru her Chrys was a girl of decided con | haze of blue smoke. victions excellent example prefect the progremive modern girl «i physically she knew knew would| mentally splendid, and quite futile for me to at sus. |do her own thinking ——| “You wouldn't velleve all the | dreadful things I believe about Ham a," I aaid at hould I mention them I wouldn't doubt lear could I service dictate to the ae Shop dance thia even- by hurrying affairs are informal and Attractive place to dance, eee Pound Party ly you have a pound of tea gnd of coffee, or something cise Cortes men, or | and Mrs. Cecil 1 family will go place at Wing Point June 10. Mr jand Mrs. J. F. Twohy will then take the Bacon residence far the summer | months Mr Bacon and “after spending $900 for medicine thee eountis | land doctors in four years without | getting any benefit for stomach trow ble “and bloating, | was induced by $ help stock the shelves | my druggist to try Mayr's Wonderful Orthopedic hospital. . | Remedy and must say that a $1 bet generously inclined, | tle has done me $500 worth of good.” | to the “Pound Par-| It is a simple, harmless preparation held on Friday afternoon |that removes the catarrhal mucus to 6, by the board of trus|from the intestinal tract and allays the members of the various | the inflammation which causes prac i Of the Orthopedic. And you|tically all stomach, liver and intes | to bring a pound of some. | tina! aliments, including appendicitis. to €at—a staple something, | One dose will convince or money re- to fill the pantries of the|funded. Bartell’s Five Drug Stor land druggists everywhere. — Adver-| Coffee, sugar, cereals, these tisement ‘ a cite | : to ol now 1 am Dr, Frederick Bentley Bentley are entertaining |muent for a few days Mre W. Keator 1 Dy moved their T. Hutchineon and of Portiand, are guests and Mrs, Frank Charles s a and my second oa own husband Mrs, Ma Howard for a visit of in the Fast En they w stop off at Banff, proceeding by steamer down the Great Lakes Hudson river. They expect to in New York in. time to present at the graduation jals at West Point. Leehey and C under classmen Mr. and day and Mre rice D. Levey lef Fert months | Josiyn neveral route Doig. "i nye She was alto: of an superb, ble to iy an of | gether What | Americ ar he specimen rive . emon nhe Donald are where be “T7" SUDDENS -—OORE, TIRED FEET | | | Josiyn iiton Cert wh last. “So your but [ might ins word, my on drawing own conclusions from your facts, whatever they " she said Me ien't an American uzen.” 1 | reminded her, as if that denunciation ' @ multitude of sins If he were, he wouldn't be going to take possession of a small n of Spain. And I couldn't go dear, why shouldn't y ortion of this world's You've had your share unless Katherine Miller provides with more, Why shouldn't 1 my CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY No puffed-up, burning, ten-! covered der, aching feet — no corns or callouses, Mooseheart Legion Women of Mooseheart Legion hold a bu 8p at Moc COmTam aim wilt ness meeting at temple Tonia Social ¢ ial glub will mee temple at Acacia Club Acacia club in clubrooms of Y. A., for regular monthly business) meeting, at 1 o'clock GUARANTEFD Baking Powder Ionia tind Interestin Experimen ay te"X 2 i ° il The baking of the first Cake is always an. |} interesting process. The little maid is delighted to help mother and to make a wonderful cake with her very own hands. But she is a little doubtful of the success of this first attempt. Can she really make Cake like Mother’s? Mother’s words reassure her: “Follow the instructions; use exact measure- ments and Rogers’ will do the rest. You see, Rogers’ is a Pure Phosphate Baking Powder. That means your cake will be light, sweet and moist. There’s no alum in it, which sometimes makes cakes bitter and dry.” “Dr. Wiley says a Phosphate Baking Powder is the healthful kind. And it’s economical, too.” Does Not Contain A THE ROGERS COMPANY / Senttte-Tacoma sonke ——a) C, Community Committees of Alki Community Committee at the home of Mrs. P. P, Bi 308 Vash Place. Luncheon at 1 o'clock. Fauntleroy car tee Rebecea, 1. 0. 0. F. Ridgely Rebeceas, I. 0. O. F., meet at the home of Mrs, A. | Arter, 1609 Twenty-eighth ave 2:30 p.m. Mrs Mrs. M endurance, vital 6 their health riching their blood. Unquestionably f the best things for this pur- wo IK the gr French discovery own ar 1 makes sore, burning, feet fairly dance with delight. Away go the and pains, the corns, callouses, blisters, bunions and chil blains epig* ae tired Arter will be assist. F ° Woman's Century Club The drama department and | pective members are invited |home of Miss Sara Williams | dina, atl elock Thia m |to plan the next year's work | discuss material for study | provoked, but as Peter looked so in-} then he would be of | jover here very early tomorrow morn- | of Young Boys * | catcher, and why he wants the cast: | columns | WHAT he wants of them instead of The Special Price B | e Special Price Basement | cut good and full, well made and guaranteed perfect in every 1,275 Percale grouped in three lots for Wednesda | claim my bit . ml oto ctt | | priced at Can Put On Flesh|] || priced at . aches e e e |] Jenny Wren Jooked as if she didn’t | |nocent she concluded he was trying | bed talk to you any longer now, Pe-; jing while I am out to get breakfast, | Dear Mise Grey: I would be grate-|off clothes of some of the Snake RP. & I have a few words to say about «| WHY he wants them. For why any Toten ar «Di a —This special purchase of 1,275 Percale Apron Dresses was respect. All colors, plaids, stripes and checks; guaranteed ing. “Oh, la! la! I always knew you (To be Continued) ! nerease strength, --80 different styles to select from; the biggest | know whether to feel flattered or| | to say something nice. “I can't stop | j ter,” said she, “but if you will come Outlaw Habits I will tell you about Cresty the Fly: ful if you would include this in your|family. Perhaps I should say new kind of slacker. It is the boy | one should want anything to do with’ ECOND AND UNIVERSITY PHONE MAIN 7100 secured especially for a sale of this kind. Every garment is colors. On sale tomorrow. Bought especially for this sale and 355 Aprons | believed that oulja board story about ‘Thin Men andWomen|| || 395 Aprons | 6 9 e ry ty and greatly imp iced priced at . Apron sale of the year. ' kn earnall tt draws out the acids and! tntiehes poisons that puff up your feet. No matter How hard you work, how long you dance, how far you walk, or how long you remain on your feet, “Tiz" brings restful foot comfort. ‘Tix’ is magical, grand, wonderful for tired aching, swollen, smarting feet. Al how comfortable, how happy you feel! | Your feet just tingle for joy; sh never hurt or seem tight ta cent box of “ from any druggist or prow to the ut M ing is nd to increases endurance, and too thin usually put solid stay-there flesh Inasmuch as the r drug Blood guarant —This is an opportunity seldom offered to the women of Seattle to secure garments of high quality at such an extremely low price. Ow! gists are auth: |Iron Phosphate unde | of satisfaction or money bi | thin, weak, nervous or an or woman should give without delay IMPORTANT — Blood-Iron Phos- phate is sold only in original pack- ages containing enough for three weeks’ treatment, at $1.50 per pack~ age—only 50e a week The Owl Drug Co, When you think of advertising, All Club Executive Board Friends of All Club Bxecutive Board in ¥, W. ©. A., at 6:80, . mic it a man trial —Every garment perfectly made and colors are guaranteed, Pastor's Aid Society the Pastor's Aid society of the | University Presbyterian church will|store, Wnd foot torture forev meet on Wednesday at p, m,|Wear smaller shoes, keep your feet with Mos. Angier, at 6855 17th N,|frewh, sweet and happy. Just think! H. Invitations are extended to allla whole year's foot comfort for only Cons rel now | epartment | —Fit and finish unexcelled.