The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 8, 1919, Page 8

empires mennametat a THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1919. », PRPROC PEN TNT GON a ' ~~, COVA ‘pw Office Phone, Main 600 SOnAa * A : - FL i in Pictures? of a Creator Plan | To Remove To Entertain M Tremper Entertain Mra. } Her arrived Friday | po. ; - . Our Destiny? sd Wrinkles * * fan {2 } " rom Chinese = the eae ag ‘or the next mo: Seattle people Dear inn ¢ low true ¢ ear “ Grey: Ton With Dinner or Granddaughter ryllgy: ogg the Fuses of NEC! it have an opportunite te ccee Copyrighted, 1919, by the Newspaper Fnterprise Association th Dh AE ge Ala I ! Grey: Would Mr. and Mra. David Edward § turday s. He ‘ ome of the most interesting paint tnothe Mi. plea at me ww t can wot i tain with a d on tained atx i Ostrander are| ing that hang in Beattie homes | ee alias > ace 4 oon a “ mere ; m under my eyes and aro om = grendda pending 1 Vancouver. | They are now aanembied in the Fine | BOB'S CASE OF SHELL-SHOCK HELPS HIM | ev 1 is right my moutt ADE ane, W . at Fourth and Univer: | 7 w Ny > t ION ' od Uy t ‘ IAnes about the face E ER SS x t M \ - any afternoon from noon | & elee for wo lone emot w or ill health Mrs. Morrison W : h Pode Capt D, Oldenbders lo don’t go to wee an art| who loved me to desperatio ateh:| mental wtate, I would be able r afterward, th forced| train, but for the tose nail Give I an Rainier Club Mat apie a cause thelr nelghbors teil Ae bed of my unconscious |to account for the present confusion | MAlnat strain, bot fuost_ pact 4 Bae” ' " no to Se m “You won't like © JOY | husband. What ¥ 1 bis symptom: n thru maawag will airs a . gee . 5s ploture, but in | Cartels mediating up t Dr, Certeis! You will not let Tot cn moth rv fo sete overaa Philips ¥ ‘ a aa © fellow-can get | Bob's life was in hin hand lie? We are in your hands. You t a, om . dune tt a N achall leaves th k proay to you,| @dministered in place of a stimulant) you—intend to cure bim 1 Ph ya fe oe oa menesday A lings bso he me r thing it would be #0 ea Vas Certein come of the antes rty w 1 . peda By nd Fwy apr ond Poet, |t Phas : - ; t, too sa ne so sul) O caught my doubt of him with 2-9 « Mr, Gee kinner and Mr, Frank ‘ par Nh rth na ema adele Ave? demented might do and replied. mar ag Bhi ° ad each give you @ different point of " en ¥ t jon n Bridge Luncheon . Mr. Sh yesterday | for. the! view on the same problem, so paint-|, Never while Bob lived would Jane) “1 promise to cure him, Jeanne. 1 | F . moaned Friday tt M ¥ gh soulen . New ¥e > by different men will each give | Lorimer listen to the love of another! promine because you ask it. But 6 each and e round t Morrison. cone at Mou) eturning a Aifferent iden on whats in'the|man. But Certels might imagine|whon he is well, ne will have to re world, It seems een aa fon of twe a te world about that if Hob were out of the way his| main here, He knows too much. He r parts wheth from laughter, and surely o} elub, follow a - t .a a) ond ihe. James Bed If you once get into the game of| old charm for me, his old fascina | hag seen too much. And then——wh pA t B _fither being would not wish to remove thent Dridge at her } hter of Mr. and who hat on wititine te Gas} on SS, 008 ee, Jon for me when I was 4 romantic | my work here in done, will Ko back | mother wens OF kiven the chance to pis La Charie b Py ' ance ad an hen bet) college maid, his old hypnotic influ: |, oO . P us mee vase ¢ + - r end the|ting on the winners, you will find it lege m © Burope Here he pau apr we all g “a Dear Mins Grey: I am interes’ re Artsona, | ‘ . with Sire, Cres game as there jn if you {ence might return. looked at me with more th his | duty he n in ideal wife” discussion. 1 arent in Lansing, Michigan 4 to take a chance now and| Certainly it would be @ very #im-|u nadness. “If you are not for | only judges u not ve any woman under 40 t ‘ t o1 fe e ete li ur Judgment, you will prob: | ple matter for Bob to pars out of ex-| me, J you are not for ar y wife Peters will enterta ra ‘ ely 4 George 1 r. Jr, baa re-lably make & Some collectors |istence, under his guidance, and other man.” This is why: Ninety per cent 1 t min ' ' \ ‘tt i from I where he « i © « ° dealers, nd) 5 » J 6 wore! A 5 “a Bt her home Weitnesstay ¢ Misa Leah eof Ph . < Po he spent oon pee ar = rn oe leave the road open to his violent , ever but once ° me ive Three Cheers for bn yor gion 6 years of Sate i Mre, Rhodes . we mai eee who gets the joy out of his money | “°°! eS ee aa te put oncell This Girl Over the lanee Haak ot Maa "1 Mr. and Mrs. hhodes a ee Mra. I vene is & guert at| goes browsing about looking here| I turned toward my husband—tm wit di oo oor Dear Mins Grey: 1 would just and therefe ‘a H t " Wine Bites the Tacoma bh n Tacoma. and there, studying, choosing. «pecu-| movable in his bed an Certeis in his My husband turned in hisito aay a word to the 18-yearold » proud, fickle, and preoccupied » Hosts To Give Dinner see Hinting and discarding. He buys di-! chair by the window bed and moaned almost as if he |who ls ng to have a birth weir dreams and illusions of J Mr. and Albe f Exary, Jr. | Mrs. ® left from the artist and tor Wut & giteu the nd t were pes wld hear what I eaid, but could not I read er, bef make a real wife for any man, a e 0 a ent ce » at pend rin Cat oteh enjoyment when he proves ! e brill par Pesta help me « the anew the thought | the of 40+ will ha Be ning “ ay ¢ nf “ . judgment picked a blue ribbon win: |! re — t 7 of tha eee “Go Got I pleaded. Let hed into my mind, “Well, of r » marriages and di 9 “4 3 ° a oo - 4 he Bo Ware ae M. F. Rack ’ 4 f i 1 ti tte ! bt af =e oy + him alone, Ton . oe “errr peste 04, relia’ E a5, ee have been sheets at Mim ack an loaned sev-|of reconciliation after » had athe «i ot # E 1 good, Announce Engagement iy, well Party ton A since Tha eral of her best. Many people will | lowed the lure of another love than | PRES. i her Thin | M.A. Pg ee and, Mra J BE. Ba “er ho de ye lt ; , ttle, who | RAYS. returned t get real sativfaction f mA 204% mine! I had to believe that he Mag ee gave cad are c me a ‘oti : ae ounce the engagement of the F ais Seattle, who) s t Ans ' by Fr # McComas. | teen deeply repentant when © the medicines, warned me ¢ ” that homes ‘ @aughter, ore to Mr Dea as been v « hin relat Mee one of our moat deserv mo seg py yet’ ptoms wh might develop ‘old, I Dear Mins Grey: I am one of Wilson Andrews : 1 ed r California Altho | M4" Ay: hag ve oye : my hand, and left the roi er a new leaf before| lovers by the failure of — Mise Ballaine is a member of the home of his! Richard, soprar born in Australia, he has lived 25 had been torn away from him r the door had cloned behind |New Year and decide to let the mar-| Northern Bank and Trust Co. w of ‘19 at the University of|r and Park Hoard Cor astoner years in America. tho be usually | it was as if the high gods 2 “_ | mied me lone. Th ‘gh | Das paid 20 per cent so far. I #tood looking down at Bob's “ ington, and a a Kappa. | Fh will address on “The Poanit of| paints in watercolor, he gets a re| punishing him for hin own f frame, oo quiet beneath the |*inwle men without trying to get |Other day I received a letter froma . Andrews has recently returned | u Warm Water Rathing for Alki markable richness and warmth &l-| Aq for Hamilton Certeis, sitting no ~ wipe e ane |wome one that is already ta party in the White building, whe @ terpane, 1 hin wrist, co! when suddenly he ‘overseas, where he served in| r Phe Eleventh field artillery some sigt “The wedding will ta ‘ - most beyond the power of watercel Lafayette PoT. A or, not only depth, but atmoxpher oot with a finger | wonder } the ‘would fk ) baye | fers to pay me 10 per cent of t invited to a party, if/“mount with the N. B, and @. Coy What T want to know is, how wun ban n the other aide of my hus a wick bed—why—even a villain nd be th | @ few months. c Ling t t war sunny yum ould love a woman honestly, | sup) from beneath my own, placed a| wife that wa Not Wanted.” He. be get the name and amount of ea: ‘ ee Chanukah Club Dance t in the audito- | tive and ind not reminis | § mee ; en fingertip upon his lps, then opened | tides, how husbands wi creditor? When 1 recetved this | . . 3 Sat i m « and cont of ar painter ther Lorimer had told me >I beth eves as case traleht into |t @ party and leave thei es at|ter went to the nk exam! | Dinner by Miss Ames ce oa oe” eee eee by the 1 Hianche |. Those who maw the fan Francisco! ropos of daddy's romantic adven.| at. i stared straight into} met I am not married and have|and he told me that 10 per am ; For some of the junior offi fa will be the ‘ All will remember the ape he was fap from’ beine i tra WEES no husband to worry about losing, | was about all they were going to p ibe the U.S. S. Wye invited that Mr. Her t shite tiaseniatie aade of | make 4 Nis warning—T did not but 1 have no desire to break up |it looks to me as tho they wi Ames was hostess at a small odd his collects MeComa: eS | their we e Sag ged bags BoMpdcen = some home and I t| working in partnership to beat party at her home § ' ere neil of Congress |4re very popular for repre be ral yea = Hoge ye ry nse 4 I'm shamming, dearest,” he whis- | stan nome one else trying | poor people out of more money. . 1A +] Mullendeck nd POT A prints. e a natu or wander. | pered. “I thought it out as I rode|the at INTERESTED There should be a law to prot see | Adams-Myllendeck tral Congreas of! Many people will be disapp ing away from domesticity. I thought | that darn burro down the mountain : —_— |the poor people’s money and nab Irs. G fellow | he welding of an M here and Parent coneher Aamo ia am ee ee ie gp weg a Cortetn I've lived in hospitain long enough | Point of | crooks. J . Good Adams and Miss Nina jon will meet at the ¥ C. A. club | Collection tn the loan bi good men can go Wrong—and | to know how a brain-sick man acts. | F'ti | , “ re ne > er i tiquet Only the bank examiner has was solemnized at the ree r wentatives of Par.|are none from Mr. Frye's gallery | be pardoned—why can not b . over. cs r y ostess Pariah ch Representatives Of the Par ae rons colientions are os lures | on, PArdoned-—why can not bed men| Dut I never could pit this over!” Dear Miss Grey: While I was vie-| authority to pay depostte, Givi |) Por her son, Mr. James f ‘ evening: 1 to attend and give and #0 often open tot under | fimea?* ‘ me | Cert if I hadn't had a jumpy wn- | iting a friend of mine the other day | dends from the assets of the & here for the holidays. john | Bywater read t rk that is on the pleasant surroundings in their | “De* : accountable shell-shock record of |I was introduced to a young man. I Northern Bank. Whether the es Mow entertained tnforma at a ate At 11:30 Mina Mabel J own galleries that it was deem _My meditation was Interrupted by | my own “ge at the time, Should I gentleman who wrote you is con- Bridge at her home Saturday eve Sq] w A., will talk « wiser to gather into the mpara- | Cortete. With that he pulled my face down ned seated I did | nected with the’ bank examiner's ning. Christmas Sale ting Women tively small wpace at the Fine Arta| ‘Your husband ought not to be as!to his and we finished the kiss SIXTEEN {fice or not is not clear from i ad tes A Christmas sale of Adjournment for tunch.| the scattered excellent works that/ sick as he seems,” he said. “Except! which had been interrupted in the woman should always | your letter. Why anyone “ : fancy articles will t ) o'clock and business and | can ¢ neon if one ts fortunate that he has already gone thru ee : ths - 1 when being intro- would want to pay you money Graduations at a. rte oe ate ees end of the fanalty, | ten pron ih , ; ‘ unieas he tsel- | don't know. You should tay ti ladame Pless’ School t 5. oe nder has been ve Ange case of shell-xhock and han (To Be Continued) i tinguished. matter before the bank examiner, sa Down. teased. to Seattle Musie Study Club re some ; ncccnbabbnereme eee Pave been | ewan Senttie Mune iner ctu that wos|* A Wyant, a ito have had a meeting on th day J Innes, ne, are ati repres school, to be held, December St 11 o'clock. The members of graduating class @ Miss Oldham, Miss Gladys Swal- Inglis, Miss Kennell, Miss Nellie Hanson. : Dance Postponed has pestponed the meeting De-}One of the mont Interesting ia a }cember 16, at the home of Mra.| “Jerusalem Head,” by HL. O. Tanner Henry Shead, 610 Terry avenue. | Hie ts an American negro who has see & large and popular studio in Parts.{ Ievi PreA Some of his work ts owned by the The Parent-Teacher assoctation of |French government tn the Luxem-| |the Irving schoo! will hold an eve-|bourg gallery in Paris. Jerusalem ning meeting in the auditorium at| 8" his home for several years, and 4 1 S00 SEATTLE WOMEN CLUBS FOR TURSDAY which >. m., Wednesday December 16,|4ll his work is rich and warm in ¥ Orthopedic guild’s usual) The members of the Seattle Wom-| Lincoin high school, will «peak on | Biblical subject are his favorites. | @ance in the Army and Navy club on an's with Mra, J W the subject of “Greater Schools for M ™ Erastus Hrainer baa lent ‘ that evening will not be given. But Summit’ Bvenve, Ft. | Greater »” A part of the eve-| Several old masterpteces, and an or al signature of Whistler. The t part to make up for the omis committee is planning « Interesting one next week Guests of Honor ei ae: $e Miss Katherine Jerome and Miss Ciionian Club % Miller ig Bemwny —- Clionfan club will meet at 2 p. 5 Tuncheon at the Moran school Frt-| program. Paper, “Frederick 4 Pe afternoon. | pin,” flustrated by Mre. D. F. Davis North End Circle Organized That the Crystal Electric Washer and They agree that the judges at the Panama- Wringer has proven its ability to banish Pacific International Exposition did right from their homes the old terrors of wash day. | when they awarded first prize to the Crystal We will gladly give you names of homes in for “Simplicity of construction and operation every part of Seattle where the Crystal has and the thorough manner in which it washes proven its worth. clothing.” re interesting, too, ask meets at 1 © earliest colle eattia, ha antiquar alue, The Wh rignature one can imagine his making at a di m request, ff is evidently a I size of his al signature and ‘ost nd Japaneny people have sent in a Qus i paper on “Warsaw,” Mre. C. H. Fair The North End circle of the Child| tin as part of their exhibit. Perhaps | . banks; “Happenings in Russia,” Mrs. | C rvation league was orga the most unusual of his showing ts | Announce Engagement banks: “Happ . a.” Mrs. | oriday afternoon, December 6. The | "Nootka Inland,” owned by Reginald The aepement MF Miss Sag _* * ywing officers were elected: Pr Parsons An architect would -_ - } ter of Mr. and Mrs.| mee : t. Mra. F. W. MéTaggart: vice|it for f : er i iS ie aoe faces Downs, | Seattle Federation of w. 0.7. U. | “ett: Mrs F. W. MéTaggart: vie) ON. : nposition, (bu ‘of Mra. M. E. Downs, was _- Seattle Federation af the W.C. 7 lly RE. weg nai Tounced at the handsome dinne | Which Miss Frances Oldham cay © the Rainier club Saturday ev guests at the anno Mother will appreciate the Crystal most, but every member of the family will share in the joy that comes from the banishment of wash day troubles. All you need to down is $5. small amount will. put a =f of the month were selected as dates were Miss Gladys f regular meetir and the hour ng in movemer Marjoirie Campbell, Miss Betsy m of two for the time nls brings the Months while in the navy he did no : fas Mary Delafield, Mr = > ow | next meeting on D: ber 11 at the| painting, and now he has just re i uthie, Mr. Chester Latt community room of the McDonald|turned from several months travel = Baer, Mr. Teale Williams, Mr. Keneim Impor Set eee | whew meant Wik moms nae eae and Mr. Eugene Van Hot all look forward to with Later the party attended at the Golf club. Dance at Moran School | Fhe pupils of the Moran school ‘Will entertain with an informal dance Priday evening, December 19 A ye of the younger set from ing to attend. sfown are planning to ing is an fr Seattle Review No. 8 No. mmending to D §. Woman's the Macca at in ex Shiota has loane of Tanaka's, all interesting, difficult to understand | Mr. G, W, Soliday has supplied, Lamont is spending a Eastern Star Club “ Portland. Dinner Dance _Bastern Star club ; at Golf Club Seite islet a ‘The dinner dance at the Golf club > Mr. and Mra, Howard Wheeler of ave been the guests of toon, Sern 8 hell, Mrs neveral excellent canvases. One the y evening was the enjoyable | (20, Mrs. § ye Conant i Mattice at the Golf club | rire ee ne n is “Hero ¢ dances there always are. | Brown anc ; Past week. Mrs. Wheeler is «| *rtists take # HE would be difficult not to have a There | has bee os time at the Golf club. - ie , - — the usual nu of dinner |F eT . q lg ole “those giver W. B. A. of the Maccabees ter of Dr, Mattice Perry returned Satur couver, where he has has returned | Charles Willard Mr. and Mrs. Char! erta ith a dinner of Stimson entertained w and will preside at an all-day me ee ing which will be held at W..0, W.| Marion |f — ‘Dr. and Mrs.-Albert 1. Bouffleur|hall, Fourth avenue and street. All members are urged t from New for the past month, several inte xhibition after the 1 ll the works of perso work he has admired | here is a portrait of “Peter” | In your home for Christmas. Bal- ance can be paid on terms to meet 1 gave a dinner _ a }tend the meeting at 10 a. m. Bring || Most an have duat = | loaned by Mra. Edward 1. Garrett kc Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Gillespie ota Coffee served by the commit wont.ce a p Bat A aa haat ~~ so 2p ee SS os moaphe re your convenience. tad ten guests. - Be ee aad taee. the worst within, Ar brone Patterson, the artist Mr. and Mrs. George W. Allen en-| John Hay PAT. A. iy bet Me PPh ys 29g art gd, A se: Joh y Paren acher associa o ally difficult to ‘ suck tertained a number of guests gine, Hay, Parent thy |/detinition tn a young, active child ‘The Crystal factory output for 192( For Mra. Gran} Peed Fie pa ll tag and which euggests the jaa of will be equal to 500 machines for every Ban Francie? a dinner of te ral iiguitigcie Se*taesee asi, ||moun'astnt Just as one’ wothd: a ak Soa, ena Capes SY ae covers School," led by J. J. Molntosh, ||¥er he’s most conce mo own portrait, is “One Acre Pat. | ead of all competition. ee na will bo pom pen 4 caer weekne ® gets me//terson, owned by Prescott Oakes it} : jis a sunshiny canvas of the Oakes Yy | 7 "t ||We're having now « SPECIAL || summer home and garden that will Complete our Vy mewned ee ts te wun sera SALE, to more attractive to have as the| ; : Holiday Enjoyment AT \¢ S ve 0 by. Mr. Patterson i ul 8, Ring, 310% Went years n is an es Tee's meat tooet Australian, long a member of the art | beging the gala holiday sea| Shay You cannot afford to let $5 stand in the way of 1 Cent an Hour securing absolutely the most dependable Electric That’s all it costs for} Washer made. electric power to operate a Crystal. Connects with any more SUIT, COAT, DIESS ed to bring a doll dressed or to colony of Brussels, and has many | anked > bring a ir |pictures. owned In European gal jar lert At present he is head of the rtment of painting at the uni RENCE UPSTAIRS Second and Union, pawondassee Club - . weet dassee club will Repeated tests have shown that there is no machine on the Mr. Edgar Ames has loaned se son, when festivities) the, home of Mrs, A eral things, among them “"Reigian light socket. market that will wash the same amount of clothes in the same and good. times fo! a eigragg cn P< Pe eR Naa efficient manner as the Crystal. Drop into our store and let us low fas | Child Conservation League Belgium many yeara and rOvi i i the times when one! cisia Conservation I tt and remained eens prove this to you by actual demonstration. most appreciates| wit, Mrs. rohan there thruout the German occupa: | ’ [in portrait by, ‘Tadema several] Out-of-Town Readers | pHONE ELLIOTT 152 FOR A FREE DEMONSTRATION OF THE ari ¥, Gould, Men La Mong ii Send us $10 and name of CRYSTAL ELECTRIC WASHER AND WRINGER responsible party for refer- faleiiiaiiiaes others are all worth going to look —— jat if only to like or dislike them on | mt o © t S01 | 7 ihe Ching ee || ence aga we will send Crys-| py INC erhouse are kno to hav P nie © mi acon eeshut "Nike |] { talon ‘trial to any town in} EES —_ many strangers in Seattle there must | this state. Clip this coupon n tures that ¥ Wi ave a chance to H NOW and mail it with $10. | 418-420 UNION STREET all can be ex Pe, Mame .o.cccsceses THEATRE DOROTHY CTE (RR eG ARIS Re ‘ Ree ; SEATTLE’S LARGEST ELECTRIC APPLIANCE STORE Town nS aes a References... a OUT-OF-TOWN DEALERS THEM UP 4 college and a university, p ESE SMAI ITS WESTERN STATES MOTOR SUPPLY CO., SEATTLE ; I think a university has a more complicated yell.” god clothes—an4d| Union street, at 3 p.m. Program: | when you most @p-|Page 15 of study book used at meet-| preciate the oppor | ing canis. “eetened.: "8 Bikur Cholum Sewing Circle oper. | he sewing circle of the Ladies’ No matter how much you may | ciliary to the Congregation Bikur feed money for other things, you 4 | Crcium meets with Mrs. D. Wein-| ways have enough to get degra A atoin, 922 twenty-third avenue north, | appa Cherry's, because Che at 2 p.m arte wane it no eany—Just a few | : ee @oliars 2 month secures all the} Gamma Phi Beta Alumnae a 1 pparel your Gamma Phi Beta Alumnae 7 a of Mrs, W. L. Atkinson, [Cherry's sells high-grade national oie west. Lunch will be served | Jy advertised clothes for men, women | Or to-39 p.m | Country Cousin’”’ HAS MANY PLEASD ‘and boys. Get your new Xmas out- arta i here, le Sh al Alki Lommountty to Sing a Cherry's Rialto Style Shop. ‘There will be « community sing at | ase in Whistle, over Pi the Alki Community club house on | Rialto Building. ire | beach # 645 p.m, Miss Mary