The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 29, 1919, Page 8

By REBECCA STEVENSON Office Phone, Main 600. | Luncheon Durand will] Miss Marion Hyland entertained New Year's day | twelve her friend with i .. yn at the home of her parer and Mra, Ivan L. Hyland, this after. keep open house Luncheon by _ Mrs. Bouffleur In compliment to her house « Marie Haggerty of Los An )7Mre. Albert I. Bouff ) tain with a luncheon t plang home tomorrow, La the party | mitte Will attend the Or an lan For Mrs.. Phillips eengh member af the siuk Morrison will follow the dinner. With her sister, Mrs, Phillips Mor are sire, Cavey D, Colvin and Mre, im, as honor guest, Miss Hdith | arvey bar ai ing will entertain with a luncheon fat the Sunset club Wednesday after ‘neon. eee _ Christening at _ St. Barnabas Sunday at St. Rarnadas Chapel r parents’ sixth anniversary r x sons of Dr. and Mrs. Otls| Mor Miss Maric Lamson, Robert Tashjian and Floyd ‘Lamson, Jr were) Haggerty ed _in a ceremony performed} ty compliment to Mins Marte Hag may, Herbert H. Gowen gerty of Los Angeles, Miss Dorothy Tater Dr. and Mrs. Lamson held| Siinpbell waa hostess at a large “@pen house for their intimate friends. | gancing party at the Tennis club Sat- owe To Gi Di Jurday evening . ive Dinner : iidceding the reception and dance| ,Precetins the dance Miss Nellie Be sub New Year’a eve, | relger entertained with a dinner for 7 ae Feiner ye ove: |twelve at the Sunset club tn com od Mrs. Otis Floyd Lamson Wic|ment to Minn Haggerty. Mise Hag In with a dinner party &t| corty and Miss Felger are classmates home. at the Marlborough school in Los | Angeles. eon for Daughter | see compliment to her daughter.| Jnformal Dance Helen Jordan, Mrs. F. M eo clic Shear mak See, tae Sees gen gd a gave an informal dance Saturday friends with a luncheon at ner S20, Bn | Wifortnes oat their parenta, egal | Dr. and Mra, Louis Dawson Children’s Masquerade In compliment to their Saturday } | At the Sunset Club Reservations are being made #0 idly for the dinner at the Sunset New Year's day that the com in charge urges tl who to attend to make their v not, later than tomorre Each member of the club is priv Rridge | Announce Engagement |_ Adjutant General and Mrs. Harvey J. Moss announce the engagement of | their daughter, Mildred Irene, to Mr. alt s B. Bh well of Seattle, The | wedding will take place early in the yea AW aa o-* “Dance at Sunset Club "Mr. Jack Fox, Mr. Gene Brehm. | & Trafford Huteson and Mr. Will ternoon dancing clase Mr. and Mrs. MeMillan -will entertain with &) prederic Christensen gave a most at- at the Sunset club thie even |tractive children’s masquertde at in compliment to some of the /Onristensen's hall Saturday after people home from school for} roon holidays eer | “ee | Entertained Vill Entertain e ‘ith a Dance Christmas Day Mr. and Mra. A. B. Stewart enter Bites Glima Arnold and Mise Ruth | tained with a family dinner Christ re ame . day at their ho t the High Gancing party (hana | ‘ | Program at the | Sunset Club Wednesday at the Sunset club, be ginning at 3 o'clock, a concert will |be given by Miss Lucile Bradley of |New York, pianist, and Mra, Lewis L. Tallman of Tacoma, soprano. Hostesses: Mra, Horace Henry and Mra. Thomas T. Minor At the Army and | Navy Club service was read by Bishop| The Army and Navy club will en- T. Sumner in the presence of|tertain with a dance New Year's relatives. Mr, and Mrs.| Eve, followed by supper at eleven left for a trip to California, |o'clock. The committee tn charge which they will be at home| extends a cordial invitation to all Im Beattie.” lformer officers, now out of service. aa or et) j rs 20 Ball | Burr-Vick ‘The date of the Green and Black) The marriage of Miss Helen Vick dance, “1920 Ball,” has been|of Everett to Mr. Carman M. Burr to Saturday evening, Janu- is announced. Kev. J. D. O. Powers Decause of conflicting dates.|read the service Tuesday evening. Ustial this dance will be given at | December 23, at the home of Mr. ai ‘Mt. Baker Park club house, and | Mra. Stanley Horton. Mr. and Mra Ga Jagzers with Mr. Grant Mer-| Burr are at home at 1928 Ninth ave. Fill will furnish the music iw 2 e.9 incheon by Mrs. Lane For some of the girls home from for the holidays, Mrs. J. F. was hostess at a luncheon at} Bunset club this afternoon jaton-Lamont ir. Henry Hahn of his) daughter, 3} Hahn Lamont, to Mr. William d Eaton, of Seattle, Saturday pon at 6 o'clock at the family in Portiand. announces Correct Apparel for Women Tuesday and Wednesday Are the Last Two Days of the YEAR-END SAL At the Carman Shop HE values offered are even greater than the radical price allowances indicate, considering that Car- man apparel is always priced closely in rela- tion to cost at regular prices. Choose from pro- fuse selections and su- og} styles and qual- ities in— All Coats All Suits All Gowns All Skirts All Blouses All Sweaters All Petticoats —At substantial price allowances During this event we must exclude Cc. 0. D. pur- chases, “Approvals” and exchanges. All sales must be final. Second Avenue at Spring Street Take Elevator to Third Floor reser: | | turn ‘The hostesses | |Iast week from Peer wo Mr ner will and Mra. David Pdward Skin ave Sunday for New York }to viait in the Kast and the South, Mr. and Mra, Louis Titus of Wash ington, D. C., who have been in San Franciaco since thelr last visit here in ber ta Wednes day will accompany Mr, and Mrs Edward Skinner when they Sunday pte ive and David go Bast Dr. and Mra, Henry Suszallo re today from Olympia where they have been for several days Mr. and Mra. C. D. Stimson will leave tomorrow or the next day for California to be gone about two months eee Mr. were N. C., have arrived will be at home at after January 1 and Mrs. recently Irving married in Hunt's Clark, who in Durham, Beatle and Point Mr, and Mra Henry Hibbard lett Saturday evening for Vancouver to remain until after New Year's Mins Roberta Hainsworth went to Tacoma Friday attend the Tw coma club at the Tacoma hotel dance ae 4 Mr. Year's day for Minneapolis Paul on a short trip ter, Mrs. Trevor Drake, with him to spend some tim Mr. and Mrs. Tiffany in Seat will return with Mr. and Mra, Malcolm Phillips are spending the holidays tn Californt with Mra, Phillips’ father and mr er, Mr, and Mrs, Wimam Fills, Mr, and Mra Samuel spent Christmas in Cone Mr. and Mrs, William J Rarnes to with ings Mr. Joshua MacIntyre Montana went on @ short trip. see returned where he Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thomas will leave tomorrow evening to spend the New Year's weekend in Vancouver, the guests of Mr, and Mra. George Macdonald ar Mr. and Mra. George Dickinson, of Conerete, are spending the holi- @ayn with Mr. Dickinson's parenta, Mr. and Mrs. W. Dickinson eee Mra. Edward Ireland will leave next week for Relleville, Ont, to visit her parents, Mr. and Mra. J H. Robinson. Mr. Garrett Frazer, of Butte, Mont., Is the guest of his father, Mr. R. G. Frazer, during the holidays. Mr. Dean Gooding Witter left ‘Thursday evening for San Franciseo, Mrs. Witter and baby will join him early next month. * . Mr. Roseoe Pike, who was a lieu tenant in the ist Division, is spend ing several weeks with his father and mother, Mr, and Mra, J. Fred erick Pike. Mr. Pike returned from France in August and since then has been engaged jn construction work tn southern Mlinois eee Mr. and Mre ff Pmery Caskin and little daughter, Marjorie Eliza, beth, left Friday for San Francisco to remain until after the first of the year Mr. Chester Keti ot who has been attending the Untver- sity of Washington, ix spending the Christmas vacation In California. Hoquiam, Dr, and Mre. Richard J. O'Shea, Mrs. Alonzo Taylor and Mra. Fred erick Bentley were among the Seat- tle guests at the wedding of Mra. C. B. Lamont to Mr. William Leonard — Saturday afternoon in Port George Hi. Laghorn and daughter, Miss Marie Leghorn will leave shortly for New York, where they will join friends and go to Florida for the next two months. . . Mr. and Mre. . Mra. G. Austin Haskell and daugh- ter, Miss Jean Haskell, returned last week from Santa Barbara. Miss Jean leaves January 4 to reenter Santa Barbata Girls’ Schoo! eee Mr. Julian M. Bamberger and his sister, Miss Elaa Bamberger, son and daughter of Governor and Mra. Si amberger, of Salt Lake City, ah, arrived in Seattle yesterday and are at the Washington hotel. Mr. Bamberger is the fiance of Edith Hablo, daughter of Mr. Mra, W. H. Hahlo. and Conference of Women's Organizations At the Women's University club January 8 erence of all the women's organizations of the state will be held with the purpose of forming @ state-wide women's or. nization to combat the high cost of Mving. The conference will be in two parts, one in the morning and in the afternoon, with luncheon in betwee nd it is expected that all the clubs, and every social and business organization for women in the state will be represented. A platform been sent out from th national headquarters, as a guid unifying work. The attorney gene in Washington, D. C., appointed Miss Edith C, Strauss as national chair man of women's activities, and Mins Strauss appointed Miss Hffie Raitt of the home economics department of the University of Washington Thin conference was called at the re- quest of Miss Raitt and Robert C. Saunders, Ur 8, district attorney one CLUBS FOR TUESDAY © lh Club The Caleidh club will meet at 1 o'clock at the home ot Mra. Edna M. Bates, 752 Harvard North. ee West Side Impravement Club ‘The West Side Woman's Improve- ment club wilh be entertained at a Christmas party at the home of Mra. Hi. A. Kenyon, 4452 California ave, The members are to dress as chil- dren. There will be a program at 2 oe eae Dorie Chapter Dorie Chapter, No, 69, 0. EB. &, meets at Masonic hall, in Fremont, At 8 o'clock. luutaliation of officers. ler es ‘The Writers’ Club aie Ag ig club ae wn in the riekson cl boom, Y, . O. Ay at § o'clock in the evening. Papers will Walter Tiffany will leave New | Hin daugh: | Mins | “Queen of California” Is * } Proud of Her Throne a Sere { } { * Tho kings and queens generally the hog" nowadays, Miss Poppy. Davie queen of the Califor nla Livestock Show, finds no lack of solidity in ber throne, ©, B, Cun ningham, president of the California Swine Breeders’ association, kindly loaned Miss Davies a prize-winning Cheater White sow for the purpose, are “on | Confessions ofa Bride Copyrighted, 1919. by the Newapaper Eaterpries Association IN DELIRIUM, I TURN LOOSE THE FORCES OF DEATH AND WAR diers aro right away I tried to sleep after Rob had left the room, but there was a fever in my brain as well as in my shoulder, I tried to nleep, but I saw a quaint Proceanion underneath my eyelids |Joan of Arc was leading it. Molly Pitcher brought up the rear. They had wrought great deeds in war for the honor their respective coun tries. It wan easy way, thought I It reemed to me that nothing would quiet it exeept the sound of a great explosion. I would get quiet—in the quiet after great noise, And I would be a heroine, too! 1 got out of bed. put on a thick kimono and my slippers and crept down the balcony ftairs. I felt awfully wenk, Dit still the glorioun The aawasain couldn't have fied|tank of setting off that fuse lured from the hacienda unobserved, me on, and urged me act the said. But it would take hours, per.|patio under the cold December hapa days, to discover her hiding|Mmoon. Up the stairs I went and place in the thousand mysterious | opened the door of the ol4 room un. corners of the wandering adobe|4er the eaves of the storehouse, and buildings. In case a servant or one | ew once more the coffins, row on Of the peons chose to hide her, one | row, each with {ts secret hoard of might as well search for @ nordie in| guns and shells. & hay tack | It was a month since I had seen Evidently some of them did find|the ghost of the murdered woman it grorth while to canceal the girl. | *tretched on the floor of that Not a trace of her was to be had. jroom, in the moonlight A watch was set on the grounds to} As I opened the door of the haunt prevent her escape at night. But the| 64 room, the mane white flirure stood watchman never had anything to re-| erect before me! Put I wasn’t afraid port. Two days passed. It was/Of it at all as a ghost! It scarcely Plain that Rosalie was still somo-| moved in the moonlight. I knew it where in the hacienda, and the | ‘ns a creature of my own fmagina. knowledge did not make Don Manuel! tion, a form which I could see—but very happy. He never could tell| which Bob couldn't, even if he were when his own turn would come, I| there. suppose. |,,2 Peached down and pulled over The thrust of the Indian girl's| the switch which would, in Just 10 dagger had been turned by « rib. My | Minutes, send that erent adobe store wound was painful rather than dan-|house—and all that it contained—in gerous. It kept me in bed and |fragments—to the high stars! from the room where Chrys! | had just 19 minttes to get back held in the bondage of sleep,|to my bed. But I felt wick with a Bob encouraged me to get well by | Chill and I wondered whether or not raying that noon as I was able| I would be able to find my room and to travel we would start north my bed again “And leave our work here unfin- (To Be Continned.) ished?” I asked - - “What work? | “We ought to explode the munitions in the attic of the build ing next the big field,” I replied Bob put his hand to my hot | head, “Are you dear “I'm “Don't “Who did itt” not coming down here I heard my husband speaking and my fear faded away, I opened my eyes, I was in my own bed My arm and shoulder were bound up sutfly. My head ached. Suddenly my personal woes were forgotten in & question “Chrys? claimed. | “She wasn't injured, thanks | you, dear lave,” Bob whispered. you feeling well enough to talk?" I nodded “Then, think, Jane. who cut you’” “Rosalie! Didn't you Haven't you found her?” “Rosalie! The girl bandit!’ Rob's vaice rang with astonishinent. Then he shook his head. No one on the place had een the girl or any other intruder. In she hurt?’ 1 ox to Are to win renown t *Do you know ueo her? sob AMUSEMENTS “METROPOLITAN | This Week Special Matines New Year's « nm & Harris Present “A TAILOR-MADE MAN” ‘The Comedy Mit of the Year Nights, 50c to $2.00 New Year's and Satu to § feeling worse today, } he said | getting better,” I replied try to change the subject, Bob. When we know the atuff up | there t# handy to use against our |own country, why not destroy it?” reonally, I would Uke ta hear it off, and I would like to serve Uncle Sam by fixing it so it} can never hurt one of his soldiers Thin Week Rut, my dear, we are not at war! Special Matines New Year's. with Mexico—and I cannot act as if |] teary Miller and Ruth Chatterton’s we wore,” Rob insisted | “DADDY 1 sas” “Touch it off, Bob, Do it for me," |} With Mary I sald, sitting up in bed. | with othing doing, dearest. You're| hte, Blo to too wick, my love, to be sure of your | 5 eee moral balance,” he replied with one | — of his tenderest "Go to! | sleep, darling—-and be glad our sal. | | canines -| shoot caresnes | he read by Mra, C. M. Compton, Mra, | P. &. Eastland, and Prof. John #./ Aver will give a talk on “Character | Study,” | hr on un, ), 40¢ adies t DRY Mats. (except Nights Mon.) Mata. (except Seattle Lodge, } Honor leattle Lodge, No Honor, Ancient Order Unit Workmen, will close the year's social work with @ progressive whiat party | at Evergr hall, fifth floor of t Arcade building, at 9 o'clock. ¥ frexhments, Friends cordially in-| vited | eee Sewing Circle Meets | Sewing Circle of Auxiliary of Con-| gregation Bikur Cholum ts at the | home of Mrs, R. Rothstein, 73% 16th ave, at 2 o'clock. | unday 7, Degree of J Matinee Nights, 7:15-9:1 Degree of) PANTAGES Matas. 2:30—Nights, 7 and 9, nnedy; and Wilbur; nLageRCOp and She Admiaston, ReeUM AUDKVILLR Four Mortons; Billy MeDermott; Master Gabricl; Marmein Sisters; r Rainier Chapter, R. Rainier Chapter, D! A. Te’, Decem ber meeting will be held in the ladies’ parlor of the Plymouth ¢ | gregational chureh, Sixth ave. 1 University st., at 2:20 o'clock, Prof. | Richard Scholz, of the University of | Vashington, will give an address on | National Ideals, Past and Present.” | P Mra. Vivian Strong Hart will furnish | the musical program. | ge Black & O'Donnell; Hudler, Stein and Phillips; James wutton, vWr DAILY, 2180, 8115, ’ ALACE tate THRATRE | De ) 2 tom Revned Club | ‘The Revned club will hold its an-| ual Christmas party at the home of Mra. J. L, Dumas, 1402 Bast 634, at 2 o'clock, Bach member re quested to bring a gilt for the Christmas beg 0 VAUDEVILLE aye ONOR AN My brain throbbed. | ee ‘By CYNTHIA GREY | ; "7 ; | Dear Miss Grey: On several occasions recently, people * |have written unkind letters toward “grass” widows as a class, one and all, and I wish to enter my protest from the viewpoint of a man who has seen much of life. Doubtless, out of the several thousands of your readere, there must be some hundreda who are so unfortunate aa to be in thia clase; and to these, who generally require a helping hand, I imagine these letters to be heart-stabe in the dark, cruel and unkind For example, I know a family, the husband and father of which is playfully mean when drun On occasions he set his wife on the hot stove, or holds her hand upon it, jagain he will tease her by sitting beside his baby in ite basket and pointing a siz-shooter at ite head with the threat that| he is about to send it into eternity. Thru a mistaken sense lof duty, this woman continues as a wife, and some day may | | furnish the red headlines for our interest. | | My belief is that no class is elther|————— j jail good or all bad—just as in the|y tar to send? Bor . * case of individuals the good and bad | thinny sin srena? Some aay Tt fear are strangely mixed, and it is dospic-| hor mother may think fam to blame jable and cowardly on the part of ®/aitno I try to influence my chum | few (I hope they are very few) that| {i the right way | will try to boost their own virtues at MISS NINETE : the expense of widows. And I ma val aie Gail us eee add that it has been my observation! yo. tlk with your chum's that a woman who ts naturally loyal, AB re Po OE — kind, loving and aythpathetic often| Mother of her daughter‘s actions, makes the Kreater success the second) fihiy pa . 1 Baty ‘on 4 |time, because thru her great misfor found biemashe. > Sattens jtune she has attained appreciatior tak ied “eorda Drasten p FR Jand compromise to a degree whe did) Hone woirit to your girl friend coer mace ne Nee Oe ONE Oe will also some influence | those who feel bitterness ana| '™ ber malice and wish to place thelr own | failings on the shoulders of others,| IT would recommend the two golden | passages: “Let him who is without jsin cast the first stone,” and |ye not, lest ye yourself be Jud / ul of Deur Mina Grey; I} a friend Judge | born in the state of Washington who married a man born tn Corx,| or Ireland. He has not taken out citi . zenship papers, Can she vote Mother Trusts Gérl R Too Feeely No, your friend cannot Dear Mise Grey: Since you have| Until her busband becomes a I nclped oe mane howe eeu can help} sitinen of this count Unjust me, too. I have a very dear friend) “* it seems, and unjust as it wel I have in time past thought Me ly in, abe has lost her citizen rereat deal of, but lately I have| #0 thru her marriage with « | noticed that her boy friends and giri| foreigner. On the other hand. an chums do not respect her, and I allen woman bed — & eteee myneif haven't the love for her that th Ane Marton I once had. Sho isn't 16 years old/ nied States. yet, but it seems as tho her mother doesn't object to her having bo: friends, but I am almost certain that} Warts her mother doesn't know a# much| pear Cynthia Grey about her actions when she ix out! pease tell me of mame ae 1 do. Her mother is a very dear|lemoving warts woman and sho has lots of friends. | But those whom her daughter thinks are her friends are loxing their re spect for her and their friendahiy is growing cold. It seems as tho her friendship toward me is only! make-believe altho she mays she likes me better than the other gtris Mint Grey, I hate to think of what | this friend might come to if ahe con Deer Miss Grey: | Unues very much longer the way she! help Cupid, so I suggest to the “18-/| js now. Shall I tell her mother of|yearold Miss” that wante to marry | |her actions on the street, and her|the widower with the three-year-old attitude toward her friends, or whall| baby, for her to take the baby home a aommapeens with her, keep it one year, and in this time #he will be well acquainted |with the baby and tts dad. And she! | will have her mother’s ansistance as | w ? Common Sense 3) 25's. ear sa esr out by, Or palm it off on mother to |} Suggests Cherry’s care for. If the dad takes her out. he must take baby too. Me So at the end of a year, she will be hare professional at caring for baby, a if whe stil) loves the father they TE Cherry|should be happy Way of buy. INTERESTED READER. ing clothes is the tes { common sense! ‘The harder it rains the more soft | way—it is the way | water we get | that saves you 1 dollars and cents! | the way that! makes a small in come do the duty | of a large one in| f == With sincerity from the soul. BY vote jot Would you method of that is, bad ones? 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