The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 10, 1919, Page 14

THE SEATTLE STAR—-WEDNESDAY, DEC. 10, 1919. By REBECCA STEVENSON Office Phone, Main 600, - Christmas Party |To Be Married Monday Mr, and Mrs. Charles Clise will) The marriage of Miss Marguerite ) sive & Christmas tree party fon the Fairlamb, of Yonkers, New York, to Se Members of their family and the Mr. Wil Pettibone, of St. Paul ) @hlidren, Christmas at their home will be mn Monday the x home the bride's Christmas Dinner Yonkers . Misa Fatrlamb was recently the Dr. and Mrs. Richard W. Perry/euest of Mrs. M. B. Downs in Se wit eeeain wae pag oe attle, and before that, of Mra, Downs’ and Christmas tree | home Christmas day | | 7 daughter, Mra, Harry Keyes Brooks. | Dinner By at her home tn Bend, Oregon eee Mr. and Mrs. Skinner Mr. and Mrs. David Edward Skin By CYNTHIA GREY Dear Miss Grey: I have very little time to write.. I go |to work early in the morning, and do not get home till late} jat night. Then | help the little woman. We have five kids,| jand it keeps us hustling. One of our great needs at present is sugar. My wife can- not get enough to supply the family. When she tries, at the grocery, it is always the same old ery, “About out. Can give jyou only a little.” I have not had time to help her get sugar, and it may be I could not get it if I tried. But it seems to me it is not a square deal to give one family| sugar by the sack, 100 pounds, and the next family 1¥| pounds—now, is i Sunday I saw a machine drive up to & neighbor's house and deliver three big sacks of sugar. 1 believe there are three tn this family, That|'Tis true she would not |i" & 100-pound mck apiece. If this| face, ’ is not hoarding and profiteering.|Nor with @ corset would he lace: that basts, I suppose, thousands | what ts? I do not think it Is a equare| High heels she would abandon, too. had to compromise, |deal to us laboring men. The party|And wear a comfortable, sensible | hing that girl has to give @ man—| And t st 1 will do 20. too, | Who wot the sugar te not, of courne shoe ge Frag nearly, tol fut remember, Hob, the attair be.|%, ion laborer. No wonder we | She must know domestic acienc Tg ecng eo Rprenelie elon ctlird ps Apert ago . ave rede in this country, when they art, veo you lump down to her rr | nm you and Miss Miller 1 only |alow such @ rotten deal. My chil-| And ‘contest her home with lovin, al budded. What if it had developed? dren need sugar an well as the other heart. “L've been a fool, Jane, I admit] Do you think I would compromine—| family which gets it in such large that 1 wan & perfect fool to give «| then—according to the man's ached. | quantitics F The social circles she will crave, asis as-8 5 wionad Wer bere ini ier If the government can give that| Don't make of her a human slave. "You mean “Come back here, Jane Lorimer,” og 4 ay meee ah ag yom Ge mn : Pat a ae Pg Mon — Say yabe Bvogy, % y have enough for its much sim | Ventas : ! use ne rs Bi ged Weta eye = t talk acrone| dior neds, I would like to know? | connidered na * 001 wervants will get)” Please excuse my kicking to you | ‘o Venus. Have way,| wine to the fact I'm not sick. For : me tome. Jane. I'm humble ¢ ». The I cannot leave this but perhaps you can tell me some thing to do to relieve the situation —James and Merrihew.| spell is broken, That ought to fat * He motion: | ‘ ra jisty you. I'm back where I belong | “Now, nee BAM JACKSC where I want to be—in your ¢ Don’t think me a cad +y ss . a ee \ ee ES bh ‘There are a lot of other people in Seattle today wondering the arme—and I never intend to leave|/when I may that the woman began | them—never! No tempta—" ir’ CLUBS FOR THURSDAY same thing. | would that I might tell them something that would “Rob! I interrupted, “Every I shrugged my shoulders. 1 think remedy the situation, but it decent woman can separate the true|that my lip curled im a scornful from the false coin of love, Why | amie. against such unfair conditions. ‘The more we complain and com- Hatasu Guard Club Hatasu Guard club meets with Mr*.| stead of the sterling thing. You're|her, of course. She did bert M. Alexander at 1 o'clock for b Pon t id begin tt— easily satisfied with the brass/aitho I let her lead me on, I admit y PTA Day POT. AL ence between base metal of lov the pemaittlprad MARJORIE LA VERNE, one of the “dolls” who will dance at the Doll Show in the Arena this evening She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Leonard Leigh straight gathered plece hanging | full length ‘This piece te open at the bottom, to fastened with several clasps. A hanger, the hook of which is covered with ribbon thrv a hole at the top of the cover. A large how of the same ribbon may be tied about the hook, as a bit of trimming ‘The common powder puff may be made into a small gift of real daintiness, A stick, much lke the all-day sucker stick of child hood, covered with rainbow rib bon twisted around its length ts fastened securely to the puff. Then over the outside of the puff sew more ribbon of the same color and aforn with tiny ribbon flowers. ‘The decorative quality of the ribbon is rivaled by the usefulnens of the stick One of the gifts most Mkely to please is a set of knife and fork holders.’ Determining the size needed for a dozen knives and the size for a dozen forks by the size of one’s own silver, the holders can be cut of linen and canton flannel. The linen makes a good outside covering with the flannel as a lining. Rows of stitching set apart the twelve spaces, leaving sufficient space at the top to fold over. At one end a tab which may fasten with @ snap to the other end of the holder when folded adds to the couvenience of the holdec. Confessions ofa Bride Copyrighted. Newspaper Enterprise Arsociation REVELATION OF THE MASCULINE VIEW OF LOVE INTERESTS ME. ot 1919, by the of at 3’S parents | BOB'S calmly—as if my complainance and not hin fault were the gist of our quarrel! As if 1, being @ truly sen sible girl, would necessarily see it from hiv own standpoint! I left my husband's bed and walk ed slowly to the window and look ed up at the high cold stars It was a long time before | could contro! my resentment. At last I managed “It never came to anything! course you know that, Jane!” Bob pulled my face toward him, pushed back the curis from my fore head and looked deep into eyes. ‘It didn't happen to come to any hing, this particular time, because Katherine Miller withdrew herself had tur her magnetic influ: | noe upon Don Manuel! 1 sobbed f it didn’t happen to come to « Ing--It—tt--wasn't your fault Or you had fallen for the kind of| of wives | Annual Bazaar | St. Paul's guild will have tte an- nual Bazaar in the 8, 8. room of the her entertained with a handsome | Church, Roy at aor Queen Anne Minner for fourteen at their home | *¥°. ereday Oa8 Friday after oon and evening. Thursday even Beeevening. = ing a dinner will be served at 6:30, jand Priday evening there will be a _ Luncheon and munt al prograns at 8 < clock ; A va. | > Theatre Party riety of useful and fancy articles will | be for sale, including dolis, and there Mrs. H. F. Ostrander and Mrs. | will be atessen table and other | Phillips Morrison were joint host attraction: esses at a luncheon at the Sunset eee | lub today followed by a theatre| Pntre Nous Club aaa Sale aed The Batre 4 e tle Girl and Man ing preparations for {ts third annual Christmas dance. which will be given , ied in Man ila e Masonic Temple : Fred Woodbury | a charge includes Wilson, Mr. Roscoe Tor a cablegram an rriage of their Charles Frankland, Mr Justin Haynes, Mr ihter Helen Major Kramer ; in Manila, December 6. = Mr. Eimer | met, Mr. | With Mr. and Mrs. Andrew lair McCabe, Major Thomas’ parents, eCabe, | Chase left here the early part @f November for the Philippines. Thomas ts stationed at Fort } near Manila. . ee 0 Compliment s. Henry © For Mrs. Fidelio 8. Henr of her sister, Mra. D. A m, Mra. Claude Malcolm give an inform luncheon at Who ts uncultured and unrefined, And always loving, sweet and kind. | paint her) 4 hav ypone th a common ve killed me, and| | | know, kicks When women enter’ politics. | But tf women did not hold their own, There'd be no use for th } the man, he snorts and 4 necond glance—to with what I . your t me reason, |L for one, don’t paint Or carry the high society dance. iH love my home and husband, too, eee any sensible wife should do. aes Exeervice, Dear Miss Grey: I have been very 1 ena get & out of Your | much interested in your answers ta | puzzled people. I surely think you t country girls 0 ie pest, © | do a wonderful work. 1 know you . 2 a vie-S- | give the right answers straight from the shoulder. This is my first letter to you. I wish to reply to the man who Iikes a widow better than a girl who has Will you name|not been married gifts which| I can only answer for one, myself. 1] But 1 could not give my wife the | I can make for my! pure, holy love that I have given her Thank you 20 years if I knew that some Chartes nd dance, Quinn Fred j caiman ee Hesperian Dancing Club The next Hesperian club dance, known as “Among the Firs,” will be given tonight at Douglas hall, 10th ave. and Pine. The features) wlll be the decorations and the elec: trical effect combined with excellent | music. ed to the cher and Mr here, girli Useful Home-Made Christmas Gifte Dear Miss Grey: some useful, simple é |Are at the same time attractive. | wish things th: girl friends. lvered from these injustices, “0 | Returns Comment In Poetic Strain Dear Miss Grey In answer to the seems that the only thing to do is to protest long and loudly can't you men do the same? You're “Yer—che did. Relleve me—altho #0 eager to take the counterfelt In| 1 ought to be ashamed to tell about ment the sooner will we be de luncheon, tta Apartments. . 24 ae ie sp Ifarthings of « common flirtation!| But if whe hadn't started {t, there RB. F. D: | You don't seem to know th | wouldn't affa or have been any ‘int or promise of one Daughter nr ete at 3 | for Sunset club Saturday afternoon. eee For Mrs. Connell well luncheon given for| ess. Connell at the Hotel! ion yesterday afternoon by | George Schoefield and Mrs. F./ Palmerton was distinguished by | unique and fascinating features. remind Mrs. Connell of the she had spent in the North, the ‘of the-table was a Northern scene with a fleet caught in ‘A native village in full ‘was on gne shore and on the dog teams on the trail, rein- and fat ivory walrus. Palmerton was toastmistress the carly part of the lunch and later the “Lure of the th.” by Jack Underwood, el welections from London's “Far } porvice’s pell of the Yu- Birdsall Dar ij Alaska.” ald ne brought to the Mrs. Conneil’s remin-/ Orient, which end-) on. by from the oe even! Mra. Ira Rawn will Siew friends with an tn- at the home of her ‘Mr. and Mra. Victor Hugo or at Launching Livingston B Stedman will the ship, Robin Adair, sec of the Robin line, to be launched the Skinner & Eddy yards at) o'clock Thursday, morning: ° “To Hear Speaker a Miss thieen Gaffney has inv’ 4 wey young women ‘Thursday to hear Mra. B. C. Ward, ‘of social service work un- nation-wide church cam- Eisen on the phases of her d Party at the ‘ennis Club | ‘The third card party for the benefit | the club furnishings fund at the| Tennis club yesterday afternoon ) tnd the bridge players in attend ae anxious for a few rubbers. Late the afternoon tea was served with ies. Burke and Mrx, Montgomery} i presiding over the attractive —. o- At Charleston | ‘The officers of the Sixth Division) 1of the Pacific Fleet will give another their series of dances in the Red c club house at Charleston | Priday evening. A number of Se ‘aitle girls are planning to attend. Next Orthopedic Dance | To make up for the omission of weekly dance Wednesday and he extra time allowed them, the y guild is planning an ex | ly gay one next week. The) ittee, headed by Mra. Donald , speak of some special fea / In Charge of d Tca Shop Mrs. A. N. Lindsay, assisted by Herbert Witherspoon Mrx Schwabe. Mrs. Daniel J. Ham . Paschall J. Smith and White, will have Orthopedic Tea n Anne guild You Can't Afford to Wear Shabby Clothes lly if yOu are looking for a rich can, but not the man, man or woman who has to Mr. and Mrs. Gera! White are re o'clock. Mrs. Jennie P. Nichols chairman educational committee of gton state branch, will speak Vhat It Means to Mothers are Muste fur Refresh | ceiving ratulations on the birth of a daw December 7, at the Swedish hospital . Series of Bridge Luncheons Mra, Omar J. Humphrey wil! give the first of a series of bridge tunch- eons Monday at the Rainier club. He Entertain With Dinner Mr. and Mrs. G. BE. M. Pratt wil!) entertain with a dinner for eighteen of their neighbors at their home this evening. | oe Wisteria Dancing Club The Wisteria club's weekly in-/ formal dance will be given this eve ristensen’s Broadway hall. | on “hk nese and Character Building.” | requested to be present nished by eighth grade. ments, eee Woodcraft Totem Club Woodcraft Totem club will meet tn the club rooms at 2 p.m. Subject “Woodcraft.” Discussion led by Mrs. Kate Edwards. eee Seattle Central Council of Jewish Women | Seattle Central Council of Jewtsh | Women will meet at 2:30 p.m. tn the vestry room of the Temple de Hirech. Board will meet at 2 o'clock eee Thursday Progress Clab oun Th ay Progress club will meet with Mra W, J. Johnston. 023 Fu | teenth avenue northeast, at | p.m. ° | | o7e i | | Thursday Musical club meets at the home of Mra Hugh R. Hone, 1411 Mr. and Mra. O. D. Fisher and) wast Sixtythird street, at 12.15 for Miss Irene Fisher, with Mr. W. 8. junch. Allen, leave today for the East on the first stage of a trip to Europe. They will visit Mr. and Mrs. Donald Goodnow Graham tn Brighton, Mass... before sailing and will be gofe until April. The ursday Musical Club eee Q. A. Fortnightly Club | Queen Anne Fortnightly club wt!) meet at 2 p. m. at the home of Mra |J. W. Goodwin, 123 West Highland pag? drive | Me™ : heeeinas a06 Nee | west Gide Women's Improvement fs oe Miss Hazel Jane Perkins will arrive on the from the East to spend the holidays s % . with their parents, Mr and Mrs.|_ Officers of the West Side Woman John C. McMillan and Mr. and Mra.|!™provement club wil) entertain the wD. Perkise jmembers Thursday, December 11, at ats 2 o'clock at the home of the prest . dent. Mra. W. A. Sanford, 2119 Call Miss Katherine Bacon will spend fornia avenue. A epecial program the —— holidays with relatives | wii) be given by Mme. Harriet Saun in Buffalo. ee derson. dramatic reader, with mus Mr. ‘Thomas Green, Jr., wit) arrive| ica! numbers in charge of Mra. C L.| on the 17th to spend the holidays with | me, ie ora eeman er teaer: wan his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Thomas be present and will deliver short ad | Green. | dresses, Mrs CP. Helabanoff. pres dent of the State Federation of Women's clubs. and Mrs. HA. M.| Bonnar, president of the City Pedera tion. A social hour will follow ee ee Miss Elizaheth Chadwick and Mrs. Lawrence Buck have returned from Yakima where they spent part of last week | eee Smith, of Riverett, |North End Circle, Child Conservation | and League her| _ The North End Circle of the Child | Conservation league will meet Thure jday. December 11 at the community | to|Toom of the McDonald schoo! Im-| portant business and an interesting program Mise Paul who has been the guest of Mr Mrs. Jesse Ives, has returned to home in Everett oe Miss Elinor Linder will go Charleston to attend the dance Fri day evening in the Red Circle club house. Queen Anne Guild, Orthopedic Hospital . Mr. an@ Mrs. 8. @. Dickinson} have closed their summer home at) The Queen Anne Guild of the Chit Waterman and will spend the win-|dren’s Orthopedic hoxpital will meet ter in Seattle with their son, Major|at 10 o'clock Friday 8. Digkinson. Mra. Thomas Nash, ® nue west. at the home of 1422 Eighth ave . Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Draham have) returned from Olympia where they have been for the past two weeks. see Review No 8 8, Woman's the Seattle Seattle Review No. Renefit Association of |bees, will meet Thursday evening | December 11, at WO. W. hall, of ficers will be elected for the coming Mra. J. A. Baillargeon ts at present | year ‘ a guest at the Holland house in New | — York city. | eee | Mr, J. T. Heffernan returned yes | By Arranging terday frome a six weeks’ trip thru|For a Sitting the South. in the FORENOON you can still have the un- hurried attention of our artist and present your friends with Mr. and Mrs. Trafford Huteson will leave Friday for Coronado ee Mr. and Mra, A. O. De Bousse (Gladys Menze) have removed from their former home to an apartment in the Woodland Park district. ee Mra. A. B, Elmer, who has been the guest of her son and daughter-| intaw, Mr. and Mrs, J. M. Elmer, | has returned to her home in Vort-| | land. | “7 * Dr. and Mrs. Albert I. Rouffleur nd Mr John A Campbell will leave Thursday for Portland to be gone a week Your Portrait For Christmas The only gift you could give them that they could eee Mr. Robert Fox, of New York City, will arrive In Seattle, December 23, to spend the holidays with Mrs. Fox und thelr sons, Mr, Robert and Mr. Macea- | the 1 offered wife Rob et that 1 wouldn't let bit of pure gol to him fin I him have a chance to| change the subject. I had a q to put to him—a big one. I didn leve that many wives had ever put} one lke it. “Rob! I maid. “Please answer this carefully. How do you think that I, your wife, ought to regard the at traction which you confess has ex-| inted between you and Katherine Miller?” | Bob's answer to my extraordinary | inquiry came back glibly enough. It did, 1 suspect, contain the average an’s point of view as to whay at to wife ought to ¢ to a husband's transient fflirta a really nice ta the romance. “I think you ought to look upon ft—my temptation—that was all it amounted tc 1 think you ought to look upon it as belonging to the past! and as not very important. after | all—and therefore to be passed over lightly! He spoke confidently—al- most cayly- if 1 must surety be carried along and convinced by bis| words! Bo that wns the way an errant! husband expected to compromine| with @ loyal wife! Something went cold within me the day 1 had become engaged to Rot had we seemed eo far apart. And yet. Rob had been honest He had delivered himecif frankly of the ay He had spoken or more serious adventure in ever. noe erage man's opir MAN OF 28 TO MARRY | HIS STEPMOTHER, 24! SCRANTON, Pa. Dec 10.—Mar-| riage License Clerk Griffitha had} the most unique experience of bh a} reer the other day when Calguire. 28% applied for to wed stepmother. Caleut Ce county license muct the wedding James | & teense Josephine | the tor befor legal fore No ma took pt Milwaukee, Wis workers b women Red O v8 to the care of 3 ; dren. Th ed for milk wag |mchoo! house at rec Those children who have been undernour ished are furnished with a free drink of milk All the eh re encour aged to epend the s for mitk instead of lee cream cones. at se time a dren cand The National Women's | Union league han called ar tional congres |to be h tober Trade of we Id in Wa 23, T ery nation are invited t delegates each, and the co © women wo send ten ere will study and use in detail legisin | ton whieh would pr nd improve the condition of working women and jehildren, Mra Raymond Robins, | | president of the league, and Miss! | Mary Anderson. of the United States | | department of labor, are to be promi nent kere. fs Star of Royalty poem last night IE. other man had held her in his arms, certain) mui tion | ———__ In ave a few lines to write To the gentleman frientl who thinks wife Would satisfy him the rest of his | ite, Your masculine point of view tm a » me." 1 mur “I'm interested. Go on!* (To Be Continued revelatior red is I have. 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