The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 19, 1919, Page 16

By REBECCA STEVENSON Office Phone, Main 604, Dinner for Miss Moore | In honor of their daughter, Mins | Helene Moore, recently returned trom ‘ri Dr, and Mrs. 1, H will give a dinner party Christmas tay at their hore Covers will be Placed for eighteen intimate friends ore nimber will be wubled Ss L. ©. Byman will and Mra. with a family dinner for vests at their home Christ day ‘Mr. and Mra. George T. Myers wil! twet with a dinner of . - for the members of the family | additional quests later in the ever few additional guests at thetr | ing . Cm day : Mra, George W. Hayden of Port Hama of Chicago will and, who ia the guest of TD and OS Be. Willie” Christmas and | Mra. Moore, and Lieutenant Richard thelr cuest | — Mra, Wiltiams in Pasadena of the year. Mr. and Mra.| who speed thelr summers Lummi island friends hero. have a wide circle } ‘Mr. and Mre. W. Fi. Parsons wilt dinner for the members of famity at home on Christmas. Miss Rosamond Parsons will re turn from Hoquiam to spend the hol here. Mr. and Mrs. James B. Kinne will hosts at a dinner of fourteen cov | will ests at the dinner “ee First of Series of Luncheons Mra. Bert Farrar entertained with an informal luncheon at her uw fiernocon—the first of a » ah a planned H. Wilson of Olympia, ftow s | Dinner for Wedding Party heir home Christmas day | Last evening Mr. Stanley Minor, | ay whose wedding to Misa Gladys Wa Mrs. FE. F. Blaine will entertain ise Will take place Monday, ety th @ dinner for ten old-time friend . od with a di © the mem ms day at her home bers of the wedd party at the sulevard Ine Following the wedding at Trintty | Be | Mr. and Mrs. James Hamilton De| church Monday evening, a reception k : “en in w guesta| will be held the family home iaty st cince Pita day Astisting Mrs Waterhouse will beg Mra. Dean Ge Witter, Mrs. J Jude and Mrs Stephen J. Chad-| Tate Mason, Edward Agnew wick are: tertair om ve «ites and Mrs. Frank MecCheaney of Ev @ dinner at their apartment jerett, Mra Keith Logan Bullitt, Mra mas | Robert W m, Mies Catherine Col 2 me © | tins, Mins na Colling, Miss Gena Peters and Miss Mary Delafeld. Dinner for ci ia, . and Mrs. Boetzkes | In Charge of Dance > With Mr. and Mrs. Harry Boetekes | Miss Bernetta Borbour and Mins as honor quests, Dr. and Mrs. Wul-| Hazel Allan will have charge of the A. Shannon entertained with a Hotel Sorrento regular dance Saturday afternoon | | WE MUST VACATE DECEMBER 3ist —AND NO PLACE TO MOVE TO It seems entirely impossible to secure a new location and as we must vacate our present store December 31st we have but a few days left to dispose of our big stock of Coats, Suits and Dresses. To insure this, even the very low sale prices have been again cut. Women’s Apparel Cannot Be Held Over Season Ladies’ garments are not like hardware. They cannot be carried over from one season to another. We must sell our apparel NOW at practically what it will bring. And we have certainly cut it low enough to sell anything. COATS In Value to $90.00, $39.75 Cut Again to Splendid models in silvertones, extra quality wool velours, fancy mixtures and Polo cloth (suitable for spring wear). All silk lined and fur trimmed. Well-Made, Smart Style Coats $14.75, $19.75 and $24.75 It may seem impossible to se- cure good, well-tailored Coats for this price, but it’s a fact. See for yourself. DRESSES Reduced to $14.75 and $39.75 Models on sale yesterday at $49.75 are again cut to $39.75. All other dresses reduced in propor- tion. SUITS ‘c's: $69.50 Closing Out at $19.75 and $24.75 All silk lined and many finely trimmed with fur. ane CLOAK & SU/?F Co 1301 Third Avenue Southwest Corner University Opposite Pantages Theatre | | | | } | Christmas Dancing Party Detta Tau Delta will entertain this evening at the chapter house with an informal Chrixtmas dancing par Mr, Gus Bdwardy and other headliners of this week's bill at the Moore, will be mong the gueats. Luncheon for Mills College Club THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1919. This afterneon Mra. Prederick | Rausman ' tal 1 the members of the M c lud with a 1 cheon at the Sunset club. Mra. | Raueman is president ef the Mila me College: ol ‘ale eh Peay dent. sole te : Alpha Theta Epsilon oer Fyage ei ap to Entertain Theta Epsilon will entertair dance at the chapter house December 2 ce Entertain With Dinner Mr. and Mra, Franklyn White were hosts at a dinner for twelve at their home Inet evening vee Dance at Moran School 6 boys of the Moran school wil entertain this evening with the fancing party at the school whieh | was postponed some time ago. A number of the younger set are plan ning to attend Holiday Inf The and »mal Black club Holt. | day Informal will be given tomorrow | Photo by Lothrop Studio. ‘This ls Dorothy Jean Mercord, lit. |e one-year-old daughter of Mrs. I | 1, Mercord, 2902 Fourth ave. evening in the Mount Baker Park) clubhouse. The popular ‘Gansera Jastors,” with Mr. Grant will furnish the mus eee Mountaineers’ Annual Outing The Mountaineers will hold December 28 January 1. 1 time they wi to the Camp the Clouds in Rainier National park | & enjoy tt winter sports. Elks’ Formal Dance Th big society event gon with the Elks lode nr will be a formal dance given at the Mane temple Christmas night There will be a special jaze band, the hall will be elaborately decorated and Ught refreshments will be served dur ing the evening. The committee ts as follows: Mr. O. 1 eph, Mr Chariea Gant, Mr. BW. Perry, Mr A. W. Connett, Mr. G. P. Sheppard see Ridgley Social Club ‘The Rideley Social ctub wil give a Christmas dancing party—thetr third dance of the season—-thia evening in Dougiae hall, 10th ave. and E.-Pine st) Members and their friends are cordially invited. Dancing at 9. Nineteenth Century Club The Nineteenth Century club will meet at the Y. WC. A, Thursday, December 18, at 330 The hostesses will be Mrs. A. Gorton and Miss Nellie Quirk ee L. 0. B. Club The entertainment committee of L. 0. B. club will give @ Christmas party Tuesday, December 20, at 2) o’cloek, tn the lodge room of Elkw Each member ts asked to bring wrapped and not labeled. are Mrs. A. R. Hunt, Mra. Mra. BE. W. O'Keefe, Abney and Mra. D. BR. CITY WILL BUY NEW CAR LINE The 15ty ave. unit of the Green. Wood street car line will become a part of the munjeipal street car «ye | tem if the city counell next Monday { accepts the recommendation of the counctl public utilities made Tharvday that the city sequire | the Greenwood property at @ cont of $55 | 00 utilities committee recom. | mended the purchase of the Green wood after Councilman William Hickman Moore, who an oraimed it Inst week, reported that $55,000 waa a fair price, Superin tendent of Public Utilities Thomas ¥. Murphine also gave his approval of the proposed purchase Officials of the Greenwood line al ready have signified their willing ness to sell for $55,000. PEARLS BEFORE SWINE PARIS, Dec. 19—Two ice creams wan the price realized on a stolen $10,000 pearl necklace by two hotel page boys. The boys took it with out any tea of Ite value, and fall ing to get an offer of $2, they trafed for the creams, ed SEATTLE A Sterling Gift" which wil do you credit delight and the re ciplent for years to come is a piece of Bien heim Silver. Made in Seattle and sold by most Jewelers. their committee | Mr, and Mrs. Dean Gooding Witter of Ban Francisco will arrive Monday evening to spend the holidays with Mra, Witter’s father and mother, Mr. and Mre. William D. Perkins. Mra, James Hamilton Christmas for Coro- | Miaw Helene Moore, daughter of Dr. and Mra. L. HL. Moore, is expected lto arrive in Seattle Sunday, Mlas Moore landed in New York Noven+ ber 23, after fifteen months overseas with the Ited Crom, ‘The last four months she was in the office tn Paris. Bines her arrtval in the Bast ebe bas been visiting friends in Chi cago, Omaha and Minneapolia rurned Monday from New York, where they have been for the past month. . . Mr. and Mra. Wiltam M. Rolcom, who are leaving for the Mast short): after Christmas, will sail from th for Cuba on @ two montha’ trip. see ’ Mise Marton Lilly and Mr, Row Dewns will be the guests of Mr Downs’ brothertndaw and steter, Mr and Mrs. Harry Keyes Hrooka, tn Rend, Oregon, from December 26 an til after New Years. eee Mies Katharine Crawford, Mis Charlotte Mann and Miss Cordelia Jennings will spend New Years in Victoria. | | eee Mr, Campbell Kelleher will arrive Monday from Harvard to spend the holidays with his father and mother, Mr. and Mra. Daniel Kelleher oe Mise Fim and Miss Lillian Mb chaeclia left yesterday for their bome in Victoria after spending a few weeks in Seattle . oe Mr. Ross Downs wil! be the house guest of Mr, and Mre. C. H. Lily until after Christmas see Mr. and Mrs. Fordham Pansett Kimball will arrive Sunday from Mood River to spend the holidays with Mra. Kimball's parents, Mr. and Mra. L. C. Gilman ee | | Mr. Robert Greer, who ia Bast on & business trip, will return at Christ mas time. o- Mra. Vilas J. Brown will arrive thin week from Portland to spend the holidays with her father and mother, Mr, and Mre. F. M. Smith. . . Lt. Com. Francia Alien wt! return | from Astoria, where ho tn stationed, jto join Mra. Alien, who is the guest of her parents, Colonel and Mra. Basi! Lenoir, for & holidays Mrs. Ralph R. Casey epent yeeter- day in ‘Tecoma, . Mies Mary Haggerty of Los An- goles is expected to arrive Saturday to spend the holidays with Dr, and Mra. Albert L. Bouffieur. oe Mra. Charles Bowls returned Inst week from the Rast, where she has been for the past six weeks. eee Mr. Farry Crane wil spend New Years in Vancouvet ore Mra. C. O. Redford and small son will leave shortly after Christmas |for California, to be gone several months. | Mrs. John Considine left Tnesday for California, where ahe will make short visit before leaving for an ex tended trip to the Orient ee Mins Farris Norton, who haa been IM In the Swedish hospital for several weeks, following a serious was removed t . Mr. and Mrs. William 0. MeKay bave removed from the San Marco to a residence at 2542 First ave, W he hat Mra. G, W. Soliday and her father- in-law, Mr. H. A. Soliday, will leave | | Sunday for Ban Diego to spend the | nter, Mr. G. W. Soliday will join | | them later. | eee | Mra. C. HL Hadley of Minneapolia is the guest of Dr. and Mra, Varney A. Kelley eee Mr. and Mra. J Duthie have re | tarned from @ three weeks’ trip to New York. |NOTE AIDS WIFE TO GET HER DIVORCE 8AN FRANCISCO, Doo. 19.—tntro- duction of a letter written to her by | her husband on November 22, while she was visiting relatives in Port | land was matrumental in securing a divorce for Loreta F. Walter, 951 | Post #t, from Bdward J. Walter, manufacture'n agent. The decree) |was granted by Superior Judge James Troutt, The letter was in part |an follows: “I have decided either you or 1 | munt take immediate action to bring about an ending of our maritial diffi. Jeulty at once, I do not love you any longer and I never can again be happy with you, and, knowing your De Veuve jannwal winter outing this year from and daughter, Mary Cornelia, leave | po! directly after Confessions of a Bride Copyrighted, 1919, by the paper Wintorpriae Assoc! ment of others. 1am not bashful, neither am I forward or i, ' ale ea | brazen. I would like to have them attend to their own busi-| MO Une 4% CHRYS, WIFK OF CERTEIS, | 7 Is there no way this may be ac complished ? It seers to me a great injustice S MY PRESENCE |) J have a girl friend, and I am sure she would be much dis- | the v ole SS ae THE HACIENDA. || pleased if it should come to her notice, and I am gure it will| piorm aiready hun 1b wtf they do not cease their annoyance, dred une aplens sere if anyone on earth 4° . “ | Bob and I managed to restrain! who can bent a woman at her | I wish you a merry Christmas, and |P eng: ia ev impatience to greet his father] own game it iv another woman, with all best wishes I rema y kind o' and sater for the wake of “the| #o why don't you take your giri A HEART-BROKEN WIDOW aici atl aan Joause.” Thus we dignified Bob's! friend into your confi¢ and | You thoroly miaunderstood the thie cane ae a pre halfformed scheme to serve his > doubt wh man whose L tter you take ex suee Vprivins others of ae ntry at the headquarters of ita] PR" be of much more as ie ah. cos idedn aie Ae ys Bd daily bread VAGE EARNER. wocret enemies, should the Need) ootiy concerned, Otherwins, pay enter dness widow like eT arise, We waited to be summoned! abgolutely no attention to the | yourself, by Augusto to meet the newly ar frolies of your fellow office mer | f whole argument rived Americans. We noticed that] If you will give them to under because a hey were being installed in suites| stand that it does not bother | | as Jadjoining our own, We heard Sister| You, th will grw y conse, | | ~ Bs bout the grandeur of} #8 It a no fun to tease a person | Is of the same age, Chrys exclaim about the gr who cannot be plagued. ad heard a number of | e [the hacienda when she stopped out * that they did, and if she | upon the balcony for a fe y mown ne I Ses Gier: Denn & conden | should marry a man whom she | 0 1¢ce We amelied the familiar smoke of! a a The Star, I like to read the| 24 not care for, but who loved Daddy Lorimer’s favorite cigar, Bob a that you receive, Ihave nev.| Net: inter obtaining a divorce #0 | walked the floor in his excitement! er written to you before, but a gen-| “2* Might be in @ position to be- | e and I shed a few too-ready tears! tieman who signs himaeif “A Mead-| whom | h tm and 1 shed a fre tonready sears |timan who olgne hime Christmas slow machinery of the Mexican! You anid, Render, that no decent sisal aaah . household, 1 couldn't wait to meet| man. wants to marry. a. widow nome t mel P rtraits Chrys accord! to the program of] Where tn the name of ¢ ea M4! and am interested in the ‘dis te) ‘a the roling powers ra get —_ an ates blood | cussion concerning the Ideal Wife. | Chrys mast pbe| — oe Se |Bome of the letters, I wish to may 3 dread that Guady must know | 1 the first place, not every widow |have madé me rather angry, meas PHOTOGRAPRS warned and that daddy : ay | Wishes to marry again. 1, for one, |ing the wherein certain young TAKEN ON about Rob's pretended = subnormal) ag not My husband was killed injmen have criticised powder and . o . mentality the Great War, and I will have, to| paint, ete, and the girls who use SATURDAY 1 walked out on my balcony,|fo & long Way before anyone can | them AND hoping the maid waa pot in Chrys’ a py Anwns pnt eae God I am neee I | ioe beljeve in the " SUNDAY ® egpors i decen oman, ne use of theme things myself SUND/ uite. 1 pushed aside my camel You, he fought two years and died |hardly think it is fair thet the bye wile bear oid tae con re jin France, so that the enemy could |#hould take ft upon themselves to into my alsterin-law's boudolr. From | not get over here to us. Just before |eriticise us, for I have read seve: POSITI the bathroom came the trickle of/he left he maid to me, “I canrot see of the letterwfrom the girls con POS VELY READY the shower, I dropped into a chair|you and the children get the same |ing their ideas of @ perfect husband. FOR CHRISTMAS. opposite the bathroom door and |#ort of deal the Belgians got.” When |and none of them criticise the young walted. I received word that he would never | guys” who run wild around this joome back to me, it nearly killed, too,|town and make a girl's lite mise Y SU At the turning of the doorknob 1/"liue T must bear up for tt tow ni a girl's miser OPEN SUNDAY placed a finger on my lips and ad-| 4: make (for I have two dear| But ax they have done so, I wish 10 TO 3. vaneed to meet Chrys, The girl bas |onem. I am 30 years old, Mr. Read: | to submit the following with the hope & good brain—she started backward, | ¢r, but I guess I am aa decent as any | single woman do not want any man to bother me then caught the meaning of my gos ture and made no outcry of surprine She placed a finger on her other if each doubted the exist. ence of the other. I reached out my arms toward my | All the gladness husband's sister. I felt at seoing her must have shown in my face, mile faded. She looked like a fine white silk negliges. “You here™ she anid coldly. “Why “are—you-—here? Tell me—if you dare™ Her tone became insulting Her insolence told me what she waa thinking, and made me think auickly, Chrys was the wife of Ham ten Certets in name if not in fact And she knew th Certeis had loved me for years. Driven by her Jealousy, she did not wait for me to answer her question “So this was why you were so desperately worried about Mabe! This wae why you sent the baby home with her nurse—and remained in | Mexteo yourselt™ “Chrys! Oh, Chrys! You think better of me than that, I'm sure,” 1 sald. “Rob's here, Is that a sufficient anewer?™ “Rob—here—with youl ahe gasp. ¢4. Then rhe took my hand. “For sive me. I've always been jealous }of you, Jane. You do the mont ex traortinary things—you find your welt tn nituationa of which I only dream. You're here—where IT have #0 long wanted to be Tell me quick how you and Rob happen to be in my husband's house.” “I think you, also, have a lot to tell me, Chrystobel, But first—about Rob.” Boon she had the whole long story facta about Hamilton Certeis, Chrys must hear the truth about him. At the mention of his name, Chrys turn. od pale, “Herein his house—T am ure at Inst that he is not dead.” she anid In a votes that trembled. My own voles wavered in sympathy, I rup pore, as I replied: “He ta as fascinating as ever. fin wicked.” “Once more my outja board told me the truth," she went on “And you eame down here just to Prove that your oulja board doesn't Nev” T asked impatiently. Chrys and T never remain tn a state of peace when she refers to her oulin board. She onty nodded and drifted awny in some dream of her own thinking of Corteta, T knew “You certainty have chosen a love ly time to vielt Mextoo,” 1 enid nar. caationly, “Rut why did a sensible man tike daddy risk his tite with you?” (To Be Continued YOUTH ALL SLICED uP BY SEVERAL SURGEONS LITTLE ROCK, Dec. 19.—Herbe: Frederick, 16 years old, was sith. injured in a sawmill accident. skull fracture necessitated an ration the 11th the boy When he was 2 years ol, he fe and has She was to come has undergone. h Min & vat of boiling water, and since the ed thru an am ring series of |Give Clothes | } For Xmas et ee CHERRY CRAT Yor futher, mother, wife, elster, husband, son, daughter— every one needs and appreciates good clothes they are the gifts that bring pleasant reminders of the giver every day for many months. You can secure suitable gifts for any one at Cherry's — anything from sults, coats, dresses, bloures, ete., for women and misses. to suite and coats for men, and suits for boys, Cherry's terms will make it easy for you to afford these incom. parable gifts. While you're about it, why not make yourself the gift of fome new clothes for Christmas and the holidays? CHERRY's Rialto Style Shop, 207 Rialto Bldg, ttitude toward ie, it is the only Wise thing for us W do.” Over Pig'n Whistle, tween and Spring own dainty lip aa an answer to my warm | when you write agnin plenne Mr. and Men. Clarance Tlethen re|!ne@—and we advanced toward ench | this I decided not to conceal the hard) furs, | ir fi |respect for my dead husband. So| I am young and “step out* occa anewer | sionally, and I know whereof I speak How would you like some n There is @ certain class of young to may much a thing to a mister of|men, and for some reason or other yours? Telling your men friends not |it seems to be a large one, that can to marry a widow, indeed! J am very |not take a girl out without becom. startied and indignant goddess in her‘! l*tter too long to print 1414 3d Ave; downtown, 913 | w ‘ailroad office where there are a number of fellow employes, or tie "whe wnt thes be sunt one a girl my own age. The older males delight in teasing STILL HOPIN me, and induce the young lady to do likewise, much to my discomfort. the young lady put her arms around me, just for the amuse- meh hurt, and I hope some of my widowed sisters will write toeir ideas in ike mushiness for their kindness on the subject of my single sisters. Suddenly Chrys’ hand dropped to 1 her side, her chin went high, ber tent with my children and home. ¥ , it it ELE LE LE PEELE LT RR LEA 1 ama young man, 21, and work in a|bhelps makes cynics and dixiNustoned by ones. In fact, they take the joy out Dear Miss Grey I don't like to be rude, but I don't like to have Dear f, as they | boys to by to be, th will heed it expr eit the what we would like them / joubt very much if they helping As I wid before, I yt @ long time. I have too much jing so mushy, and expect a return No, I am not jenioux The men that it is enough do ive any girl to “paint and pow t werry me and I am quite con A large part of this class of i young men cannot be trusted, and a Qualit Portrasts Miss Grey, I hope you do not think | girl dare not go out with one of ? thene, or if she does she must keep Courteous Treat en both eyes wide open, and It tnkes the ifun out of a good ride, or whatever it may be, and it most certaint Let's go oat at Boldt's—uptown, ‘Ave TALKING MACHINE NOW WHILE YOU HAVE A CHOICE SELECT ONE OF THE WORLD’S THREE LEADING MAKES Victrolas Grafonolas Sonoras WE CARRY STANDARD MAKES ONLY Upright and Period Models Priced From $25 to $1,000, WE MAKE PROMPT DELIVERY Victor and Columbia Records wW Push slane Pinna 0. OPEN EVENINGS . 1519 THIRD AVENUE BETWEEN PIKE AND PINE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL XMAS tN EVENING