The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 1, 1919, Page 8

; | Musicale at Sunset Club |Luncheon and Matinee [Personal | | PERFORM A SMALL s WHICH TOUCHES A SPRING OF THOUGHT FOR BOB|# ERVICE ONLY 7, WORKS FOR HIS CITY “ * ) Prese 5 , Miss Priscilla Anderson, daughter nting a program wonderful , i in Hits balance and variety, the en-| of Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Anderson, wa Mr. Churehill F * returned When Bob appeared in eitizen's| succumbed to one of her bad he Inment committee of the Sun:| hostess at a charming luncheon On| home last night from Yale to spend | clothes at dinner, we looked from one | attacks, The only fortunate condition being congratu:| Monday at home, “Cedar Crest.” | the summer with his parents, Mr,| to the other in shocked silence, Wel of her it she discovered and @lub is today being , for the success last ning | ®t Loyal Heights, in compliment (| ang Mrs, W. A, Peters. Mr, Peters| had learned to associate his mental| commented upon herself, It gave her he closing musical affair of the| Miss Priscilla ‘Treat. Covers were nag.not been in Seattle since he left] state, his forgetfulness of his wite, | an opportunity, she ald, to put me| plac ‘or D utherine ¢ ‘nd: | for Yale in September, 1916, as he! with his army togs. It was impos: | in charge of the establishme arys | . i er, Miss Anona Rober Miss Frar 4 191 ead | st ‘or any of us to look upon our | being absorbed in her wedding prep- | Bist given by went to France in June, 1917, instead f n c Seno, ine ae most pre | ces Oldham, Misa Alice Hole, Miss) Orr ecurning home, He waa with the| handsome Bob, in his civilian attire, | arations | i" we attempted by the Sun | Anne Parsons, Miss Harriet Baxter. | American field ambulance corps. He | and re that he was intellectually| How I rejoiced to take up this re ra S Sad the majority of those | Mise Virginia han, Mise Hie was recently made captain of the| unsound sponsibility! Did it not give me, the ub and the prity ¢ ne Fay, Miss Florine Graff, Miss I Y strange little girl whose bobbed hair ‘ y ed werk hoe " ale crew I couldn't eat my dinner, I was) Strange little girl wh a” ~ sacesnacae ila Treat, Miss Mary Donworth and eee leoveenl sits an tha, veree.0t 4 and dark skin IT never got used to lent. he yng hostess, A handsome 7 “4 . her<-or me intl a club, 1 OR taperep ” " Mr. and Mrs, C. K. Poe and fam: and would dly have left the ta did it not give h oom ee eving- room ha ~~ was | Dasket of red roses graced the cen-| ii mowed last week to Hertford, | on some pretext, had not Daddy's big |" place in the Lorimer family? ea th purple| Fr of the table, and the table @p-| icrous Lake Washington, for the! hand clutched mine tightly And a grand opportunity to see my gutifully decorated with f pointments were all carried out in| SCroms Take NiAsllne and Mre . é nd constantly terbury bells and other brightly) 1.4” Arter the luncheon the guests |) oe thee a mother and |< Steady. wirl,. ster he command Tk Gonuieed Whe 4 Wanted flowers, and was crowded) i064 a matinee performance had igert Misa Rowens, Waahvurn,| Ot While Mother 4 with the! most, the privilege of being of direct to overflowing with the club Pear eae cane * ws Ba oor ational ball |xervice to Bob, I could go to his bers, their families and guests | é their eg ‘ mats, are also with} chance to feel sorry | "oom arrange hie chiffonier and keep Robert Lovell Wilson, dari:| Jumble Shop Dance them-at Hertford. | for m sy length of Mane, | coe Serena oe eee ree 23 ert. Soy were, will be aasther dance to tes. A ‘Thomsen Milburn ana| POO" Mother w nduring a moth-| “Ail hiv brand-new clothes seemed n Mr. Neal Begley, tenor.) night at the Jumble Shop and it Mrs. = Bion gore Ly for Lake | ¢r® own particular Jind Oh BOON Fine aa bnlann ; lian. had Been 8 Mrs. J. H. Ballinger, soprano,! promises to be a well attended af. S0P eared eer sitll enna Mev, | She was on the verée f the slump |) teom ‘hie ‘ss pleased with their solo offer} fair. Miss Marion Soule and Miss beeen de Se igta he many mothers experienced ®5 | nis home-comin itp of ‘Mr. Wilson and Mrs. Ballin] Dorothy Lindsey have the affair in| eral days.as'the guest: d soon as their soldier-sons were safely | 1 Ut ua was wearing his old ‘fas the soloists in the cantata, | charge Cushman back in Many mothers never’ | things the precious garments I had et > eo ¢ > dike | defined their state, the simply sald oe ° Golden Prince” by Henry Had : res . Pe era ; : y we) put away with such loving care when , conducted last night by Mr.) [he Little White House Mit coir, Lpdeton ae Barcben, | the y felt a ured was _the | We were first married i Spargur, gdined another feath:| (1. oe the most popular rendez left today for Medford, Ore., to spend | thing far per than excitement ee Tf it pe ft like sae lemon sical gem by|YOUS Places in town is the Little|the summer. Miss Helen Fay left] pear Mother Lorimer, for example t vila souialivee I went into Bob's 7 a © wpeautifully ren.| White House. The Mount ‘Baker | with Miss Parsons and will spend/in spite of her innate bravery and | ‘Tuder whenever fadiey, was bea ly ren rk Guild of the Orthopedic hospl-| to weeks with her utward ealn i ite of the| ‘°° h outward calmness, in tas ynee hi ered as 1 Ww tin by the following personnel:| io) have charge of the tea shop for carwo freedom from material worries which | One® he entered as I was putting Gwendolyn Geary Ruge, Miss) the next two weeks, Assisting Mon-| pr, and Mrs. James Tate Mason| wealth afforded her, did exactly what | “WY his laundry for the week an rine Collins, Mrs. Ira Rawn,| gay, ruesday and Wednesday Will be/ returned ‘Thursday from a two tre ttt fy and dependent: of | 00 tot, “t tes yo en nnd I O. F> Lamson, Miss Bertha) irs, peter Andrea, chairman, a8-| months’ eastern trip. Mra. Mason| war mothers han done, She collapsed, | Steatest | embarr nih ae beets per, Mrs. A. S. Taylor, Mrs.) sisted by Mrs, Wilbert Campbell, | ana tt children left Monday tol and we realised for the first. time | Sushed furiously <a t Bad 3d vost don C. Henry, Mrs. Louis B.) vrs, J. W. Jones, Mrs. B. L. Sut-| «pend the sumr at nts Rest.’ | how arent @ strain the war had been | eee, (0. blush—en< " | Mrs. Henry C. Ristine, Mrs. ton Mrs. 0. Thorgrimson, Mrs ee Deen her wot Mother's couch, A ¥ SS. Goldsmith, Miss Ellen Wood| 1, 7. Turner, Mrs. R. G. Brantigan! yfr and Mrs. W. A. Peters, Mias| When that strain was over, Mother Mother, dear ane he alan’ phy, Mrs. Richard W. Perry,/ ana Mrs, W. M. Henry Gena Peters and Mr. W. A. Peters take it at all as if Twere a s sip " ) put rather as i e were bol Frances Robinson, Miss Mi) ee jr, motored over the week-end to y at & house party, and he had blun Roberts, Mrs. J. Colbert Sulit od C J ble Shop Mount Rainter. |BOY DROWNED WHILE ¥ Oe tea be Mrs. C. B. Lamont, Mrs, Lean | fed Cross Jumote Shop ere dered into a young lady's e McKay, Mrs. Frederick Bent:| An attractive program has been) tie, Harriet Macfarlane of ‘To SWIMMING IN LAKE) “Bob manners were always ex: ri je noo! at e oer quisite, but Yas & y sh Silla, Clare E. Farnsworth, Mrs.|arranged for the noon hour at the) wanda, Pa., arrived inst week to| white swimming in Lake Union| TWisite, but he was always a bit shy.” H. Tilden, Mrs. A Boaré:| Red Cross Jumble Shop - nd the summer with her brother |¢rom a raft with several other small | “4 ‘ An Mr. C. Kaust, a tenor, will be N j cy, Jane, that his embarrassment has ga’ é Mrs. A. B. Harrison and Mrs. | 3 i by Mr. Wilbur Wester. | 2"4 sister-in-law «Mr. and Mrs, James |poye, Harold Oln eight-year-old | any aignificance <<" aan - e wid accompanied by Mr. ur Wester ntartane. io C * | any rene ") . EL eee: Kirkwood Ivey lesan on the vielin ahd Miss Mthe?|™Mecteriane. = jon of C. 1. Olney B. 42nd sts! “put Mother! You don't under Piano accompaniment wes ciwertitegen’ go the. wane : sank Jenly ar ned, Efforts | g¢ I burried on, “The day we! 4, dette Aoi See ree bY Mrs. Frederic » . Mrs. Wii $ returned on | of his friends to save him by diving! unpacked our trunks after our wed- a A ee, Sern, intley, Mrs. Louise Van Ogle, Mrs.| ee Thursday from a week.s visit with | were unsuc ul and the Densmore | ging trip, Bob came into our room,| World's youngest “ paid municipal aw ~ Thi ” z > o! Portland 1 t wan t ped Bogie and Mr. eee hite Elephant Shop | Mrs. Robert Platt of Portland |police station wan notified in our own little house, and surprised | employe, He is on the official pay- \ Miss Ruth Prior, who has a | + ge ae [minutes a me at his chiffonier—in just that! ro of A, C. Benton, superintend- Lucille Johnson and Mr@.) tractive lyric soprano, accompanied| Ensign Bennett Falknor, U. 8. N..| gown the Phaleckit Seb a guineilenoe ane” be } auperintend lordhoff Beck, in playing) yy ss ene Baltrusch at the! leaves for the East.on Thursday to! oity noxpital v but the ef-| seemed to feel it! ent of playgrounds for Alameda by Miss Irene Baltru | eomed ¢ (* for two harps, entranced! piano, will contribute the musical| report for duty jforts of Dr. I to revive ©,” said Mother, “That does and elves 6 cents a week hearers. Dancing was eM:| program at the White Eleprant ~ : Oa ee boy were unsuccessf a difference for picking up stray papers and after the program. hop on Wednesday | Dr. and Mrs. Roberta. Ja ae Ser ae sits cp IRM ar (To be continued.) helping ki n¢ playgrounds clean a e ene returned home from a sojourn in anal 1 t ‘like t te tin 4 the Hawaiian islands. m 2 oe " ime on | slopes sahey pel Daackeon ee WORSE THAN ities gia tee plimented Mrs: R. J. Huston will give an in-| Owing to the illness of Miss Mart. | ve Piatt by ae he: ndsomely appointed dinner| formal luncheon in honor of Miss) on McEwan, Mr, and Mrs. Alexander | DEADLY im given at the Rainier club iast| Virginia Dutton at the Seattle Ten-/ 1. McfMwan have returned from the} faumnsiment to Mrs. Francis H a © 8 for the summer, and at their} | | y d in- illips town home. Kidney disease {s no respecter of Dwell who has recently returned MeLaughlin-Phillips wnate persons. It attacks young and old| ae Years of ex- New York. Twenty-four guests) Miss Goldie N. McLaughlin, daugh-| t as artals thik Bhd | hike f serine te fee the dinner and later at:| ter of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. McLaugh-| | Tieut, Dean Ballard, whe has been [“'In’ most cases the | vietim | in ek awa By x 1 Phillips, son | i" service in France for mot warned of the approaching danger. fee, mumionle at the Sunset/ting, and Mr. Wendell Z - pF on | year and a half, is spending a leave {Nature fix bac Headache, in- § glasses, and our St Mr. end Mrs. John Phillips, were! (> absence in gland before return | | digestion mania. lame back, lum- | low operating ex- 2st - y at & o'clock | of . | baxo. rheamatiam, pain in married Friday evening @ this country. He expects to ; ense, enable us of the bride's parents | '"S to thi ante F the loins and lower abdomen, diff P e Party at the home ae toe TD | arrive in New York on July 10 Jeulty im urinating, all ave indica-| to nfake better Mrank McDermott and Mrs.| in the Goldie apartment. ier esenc eee tlon’ of trouble brewing in your kids Gianies fot less . Powers officiated in ce za ni | Beck were hostesses at the 0; Powers officiatedatimate friends.{_ Dr. H. C, Curry and Mrs. Curry When. suth, ‘sguastoms, dppear yeu} money. @ of Mrs. McDermott last even fat a buffet supper party in com nt. to Miss Lucille Johnson, of re Thirty guests who at musicale at the Sunset had a pleasant evening, vin the .ball room of the! a | Mr. Phillips saw fifteen months" | vice in France. | . Engagement Announce Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Irving A ser. | da | ngel | nnounce the engagement of their | | daughter, L. Margaret, to Mr. Carl! evening for a trip to California. have returned from a motor trip to Los Angeles. . Mrs. E, G. Dunham left last Fri day for-a trip East. eee e Mrs. John C. Keith left Friday ase It home lat h into on: lest. rac [be had at almost every drug store. | ur money lin sealed | will almost certainty find quick re- lief in GOLD MEDAL Haariem Oil Capsules } ‘his famous o the teat for twe helping mankind to fight off dis-| or Distan: omplete fi remedy has stood hundred years in from the Holland, where elop the Dutch est and health rid, and it may) Broken Lenses duplicated on short notice at reduced prices, Schoonmaker Optical Co. 1328 Firat Avenue One Bleck South Public Market. is imported direct ratories helped to d of the stur sin the w pr not relie genuine mptly refunded if it vou. Te sure to get | LD MEDA rand, | . three sizes. | By CYNTHIA GREY will ing and oblige — Dear Miss Grey ou kindly publish the follov reader? Can something not be or some legal action taken, to prevent these indiseriminate marri that are constantly taking place here be tween young white girls and Orientals, particularly Japanese, which invart- 4 ibly turn out @ sensational failure—the white girl always “paying the : price $ Only last week, right here in our city, we had an example of one of : these cases, which is typical of similar cases that taking place every $ day on the Pacific Coast. This young white girl, merely a child in years, und undoubtedly having not the slightest idea of the consequence of her action, married one of the ellow apes” back in the state of Minnesota, Later on he brought her to Seattle and placed her in the local Japanese colony, where she soon learned that her social standing among her own people was gone. Despairing of this life, which she stated in her farewell note was “as bitter as wormwood" to her, and of her longing to be “some thing--to be someone,” she attempted to end her life by committing suicide, The tragedy of a white girl married to a Jap, and the mother of a child to him! Now this child is not white, nor is it a Jap, What is it then? Well, I will tell you what it is—it is the beginning of a race question that our children right here on the Pacific Coast will have to contend with and solve within the next few re A few weeks ago in the city of white girl, with whom he was infat with him upon the streets If some steps are not taken soon to stop this continuous stream @i J Orientals coming to our country, who a menace to our racial put undermining ndards of life—then it is good-b American on the Pacific an Francisco a Jap shot and killed « ed, because she refused to be seen / ure “a und are our accustomed to the Coast A 100 PER CENT AMERICAN (Veteran of the war. This is a great question right in our midst, and I believe it interests ‘one. 1 will be glad to print comment from the readers. No doubt all have sort of solution to this race problem, however vague it may be let's have it! Come on "I for some real good friends, and I have not one, not even a girl friend, The only fault I ean find with myself is the fact that I have long More Comment On Divorce Dear Miss Grey In answer to a letter printed in your columns sent |. very quick tempet and don't com in by “Antl-Divorce” I would like t0| ti) it very well. Can you advise write a little answer. at LORETTA, I have gained my knowledge by ‘The remidy, eth your oa personal experience. Perhaps a wom hands entirely. Like all of life's prizes, we have to earn friend- ship. Whenever you hear a man or woman bemoan the fact that they have no friends and that no one really cares anything about an does } but ean the the man she marries man, always keep that I was married and gave the prom: | ise that I think no one should break without the best of reasons. My| them be very eure hey are elf wife left me in another state, came | i91, and self-centered and are not to this city and got her Lndigor in willing to maite the effort té s than two months, swore t I have friends. It is true that our left her, and after the divorce was! friends often stand by us and tarted. she wrote letters to me! iove us in spite of our faults) which led me to believe that she had! it we must in the first instanes ‘ ven yp the divorce. I came here to! have won those friends by ours ght “it. After obtaining it, she| Our, Nonlin them, came back to me and only stayed All the big relations of this for seven months, left me, and mar-| woria demand giving—not sime ried a roan she had only seen twice. | World Gemand giving—not ‘lai I did all in my power to keep her your disposition: You will have ¥, life did I walk as far as one block that spe s before your brain 4 1 Poe eee has time to check it She left‘our child with people in| _"** 4 ic another state and has not seen her 9 or seit ny, Gothen tor more -ten Three D S four months. | Is that love? What God has joined together, let no man put Heals Three put asunder, it would seem. “A rrible itching commenced on man always to blame. She MY body: of D. D. Dy sha i to tell me I have managed boy born with A bs ngle . e little g send her | 8 another to find the little girl and send her| | (A single, bottle, cured ang some things. I know I had some | "Quoted from fm letter from 3] fault somewhere, and would only | Walter Ricke khart, Ind. Write §] him for more facts. ¥ We, too, have seen such remari= — able results accomplished by D, Dy © D. in healing all forms of skin trow ble, from pimpies and bieekhoads CS vi atin: severe cases of eerema, that we feel Dear Miss Grey: I'm not going to|it'must reach your case. Come imi ask you how I may make friends, |and ask us al-ovt it. We suarantes but how I can keep them. I seem | irst bottle, 35c, 60¢ and $1.00— to make friends easily, but after a D D: D y @ e e few weeks’ or months’ acquaintance The Lotion for Skin Disease | they don't seem to care anything Bartell’s Drug Store give anything if I knew what it was. FORLORN FATHER. AD CYNTHIA GREY ig | e e about me. I am nice looking and a dresser and play the piano} and sing, am witty and receive many invitations to parties and affairs, but classy | Emery Haymond of Geneva, Ia. Mr ee | Haymond was recently released from! Mfr. and Mra. Frank C. Brophy. | stive service in the U. S. Naval| whose marriage toof place in May, | DR. J. R. ingle \? B | Reserve forces, where he served | are spending some time at Banff. | Free Examination \¢ eighteen mgnths as a first-class ra-| irs, Brophy was Miss Sally Blake. | % dio operato The wedding will take . T $2 50 (J | place in July. Miss Guendolyn Carkeek spent last | ses . GLASSES S822 | week with Mrs. Prescott Oakes at} on Earth he her home near the Country club. | House Party | oe |gak%®, 470,004, 0,00, f0m" opt wt Miss Jane Perkins and Miss Haze ‘arwell Putnam stores in t orthwest at rea McMillan will entertain jointly a|, Mr. and Mrs. Far grind lenses from start to finish, | party of 20 members of the you! nger Lilly will return Tuesday from Cali-|and we are the only one in | fornia Mr. Lilly was joined there | SEATTLE, ON FIRST AVE. | ent over, ther Monsth ot July. Mist] recently by Mrs. Lilly, who motored |, Meeciaation tree. by graduate op- | Fe ene eer ome of south with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hib-|Untews absolutely mecessaty. ne ch, . ot | 2 Bihac patente; Mr. and a. W. D.| 7 Nee BINYON OPTICAL CO. | | Perkins, near Richmond Beach. and) Mies Hazel McMillan spent yes | Miss McMillan will have the same | terday in Tacoma, where she was party at the country home of her. honor guest ites gtees tal parents, Mr. and Mrs. John C. Mc} vies Jeanne Geiger, of that city oe The guests included about 40 of the| vie 22 ee intimate friends of Miss Geiger, who| Dinner at Sunset Club has just returned from a year at Mrs. C. B. 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