The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 3, 1920, Page 8

> To Entertain With Dance With Miss Helen Knight of Hood River as honor guest, Mr. and Mr Bauirence Kees Hillis and Mr. and wee Dean Ba @ance at the home of M Bia" Monday evening Miss Knight, who is Mrs Bister, arrived last + Howse guest for the nex For Mrs. Fox Hemortng Mrs. Robert § Ravage soon for New Y =. H. Bacon will entert of old-time frier club Tuesday : Dance for Sister Honering Miss Helen Towle of Minneapolis, Mrs. King's sister, Mr and Mrs. Rufus G. King bave | Mnvitations to a dance at the en evening, January 16 Towle is the guest of her in-law and sister, Mr. a King. and her weeding ¢ Reid Vandever will be s at their home Saturday eee jor Practice Club The next meeting of the Junior u club will be Monday, Jar 12, with Miss Frances Robinson Program will be devoted to the of women Louis Titus as honor Mrs. David Edward Skinner with a small luncheon Sunset club this afternoon. . and Mrs. Titus will Mr. and Mrs. Skinner leave for the East tomorrow al Luncheon d Bridge Mra, Charles H. Bebb entertain & few guests with an informa luncheon at the Women's ity club this afternoon. ore at Sunset Club # londay evening at the Mr. and Mrs. Harold C gal be hosts at a small dancing ean eee Guests and Mrs. I> net home, Lieut. Hoover and Lieut Later the party attended ¥e dance at the Rainier club. Dance Beta Phi sorority entertained at the Tennis club. ee al Dinner Hy at dinner at their home. ee for Daughter ing her daughter, Miss Pq-| with a luncheon yester her apartment in the Olym for some of Miss Patricia’s St. schoo! friends. e By Rachel Price forty of the younger set) entertained by Miss Rachel) ¢o- with a holiday dance at the of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. Price, last evening ore Madame Barraque home New Year's day, 2. Madame Christine La Bar. for Daugh ter their daughter, Mra. F. Aheir home last evening. New Year's Reception Council of Church Women of 3 ity parish will entertain with a Year's reception at the rectory, Bighth avenue: and James street, fednesday, January 7, from 4 to 6 oo gl The reception committee | consist of heads of the nls guilds, W. H. Bliss, | stationed, after spending the holida Allen and her father and Basil Lenoir Carol Wood, Mra. R.A. Brown William ves oMiss Edith Chilberg, Mrs. Phillips Morrison. N. H. Latimer, assisted by Miss felen Brown, Miss Hazel Landes, ol oy Juliet Jewell, Misa Charlott ferton, Miss Sally Adams, Mrs McDonald, Mrs. Archibald Mrs. Frank Searing. The re-| | their daughter ton is in compliment to all Trin. women and their gueste. one ogressive Dinner Dance d Hart and Miss Berenice a dance at Miss Benjamin's eee 'edding Anniversary December 22 service from the o of Harmony Homeste: hood of American Yeome Mrs. Watt has filled the offic yea term of office. ple and dancing. Green ond Black Club ‘The Green and Black club will give “1920 Ball” Saturday evening, 41, in the Mount Baker park » Gasner's Jazzers with Mr. Merrill will furnish the music. By REBECCA STEVENSON Office Phone, Main 600, Me thodist Church ipit tomorrow the Simpson Hughes Family Dinner raimb c lub Ent rtains band and daugt York to make her horn club entertained with a luncheon at Peterson. Mrw and Mrs Moran niel Kelleher had | 2 aN < inner guests New Year's day at| and Mra. James have returned from the East where ve been for several weeks, Mise Margaret and Wednesday from Walla Walla where holidays with : | & holiday dinner dance last) yg a ates ROW daughter, Miss Cordelia Jennings, returned Friday from Vic- toria where they have been during evening Mr. and Mra. Le. | te on Rackus will entertain Mrs. John M. Winslow is at pres jis ent in Santa Barbara, and will leave [shortly for the East Bert Farrar and Dr./ »uMeur, who are lifornia next week, will San Francisco by Mr. | and Mrs, Walter Foster for a motor trip thru Southern California. Mr. and Mra iS Stuart, Mrs. Harry H. Stuart | and Mrs. Albert I leaving for ( be joined in the guests of Mrs. Masters’ mother, Miss Olive Leonard left Thursday New York to return to echool. ee Miss Emily Jerome will leave Sun-| school In Aurora, N. Monday, Ja ae ge Mies Ella McBride left Wednesday for Salem to visit her mother for a Madame Christine La Mrs. Hill's sister and and Mrs. H. 8. Hill were "at a dinner of twelve covers at mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Kelle ‘as honor guest, Mrs. H. 8.| Will entertain with a reception | — Wednesday evening at) § for Minneapolis, by the iliness of his father, Captain and Mre. H Downing of Portland, _ their Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Baxter with a dinner for ten at Harry Crane from Vancouver where for several ¢ Sealley and small son, | will Chrie®raas ‘hoti¢ | Speeches by B |Cooper and Principal J. A. Reed Commander Francia Friday for Astoria where he is Mr. Wayne Albee will leave Mon a the dining room at the urns|day Bruce Morgan, Mrs. W pa his father and mother, Mr and Albee at De Koven Inn. eee Rast Sound, days in Seattle are spending the holl. y their home during their “For some of the younger set, Mise |‘ 1 Niblock, Miss Margaret Arm , Miss Helen Schwager, Miss zon n entertained with a progressive jast evening beginning at! Niblock’s home and ending Murray will »w York to be tomorrow for } five or six weeks. Frank Douglas | oenteld, accom: celebration of their twenty-fifth % anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. |§ Watt entertained about forty at their home Monday eve from a #ix we tour ot € california. Cathedral to Hold Two Weeks’ Mis: mission will ing the evening Mr. and Mrs received many beautiful silver including a handsome silver Sunday, under the ‘direction of Rev. | J, | Power is very strong on a | the large chain of stores they op correspondent for the past four and has now entered upon her _ A supper was served, and follow- aie evening was wpent in su week for women and the second for m A special mission under 16 years of age will be given o'clock every afternoon. Let's go buy Boldt’s French pas try. Uptown, 1414 Third ave.; down- town, 913 Second ave, At the formal opening of the Jack London dub, January 15, 16 and 17, at the Hotel Wash- ton, this painting, the “Black Lily,” by Yasushi Tanaka, will be on exhibition, and will be for the benefit of the club, Mrs, Erastus Brainerd will be in charge of the member- che booth at the opening, to which 3,000 invitations will be teened, Maccabees to Install Officers Seattle Review No. §, Women's Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wwitbur Masters Henefit Association of the Maccabees will hold their installation of officers | Thursday, January 8, at 745 in w.| oO, W. ha of the service flag. ee nd the demobilization Prairie Rone The Prairie Rose club will meet nuary 5, with Mra. D. E Spellman, 1415 East John street, at 2 o'clock, Seward PT. A The Seward PT. A. bi changed Mr. Campbell Kelleher left Thurs-|!t# regular meeting day from the day for the East to return to Har. |**cond Monday in the month to the second Thursday. The next meet ing will be Thursday, January §, |Queen Anne Circle Child Conserva tion I faque The Queen Anne circle, Child Con. servation league, will meet Tuesday }at 130 at the Congregational chureh. | Queen Anne and Galer. Readings by Boyd teft | Mrs. T. H. O'Neil, Mra. A. C. Creeque, shortly before Christmas for Boston, | Mrs. R. Frederick, Mra. M. Rameany. | where Captain Boyd will be stationed in the future. Discussion ted by Mra. I. C. Mac Donald. Music by Mrs. F. 8 Knapp. cee {Franklin High School PT. A, Franklin high school's newly or ganized Parent-Teacher its first m vary 3 juperintende ction of officers, Musical num y Mise Carmen Frye and Mr wrris, A cordial invitation dd to all who are inter MISS CORYELL WILL PLAY RECITAL HERE Miss Marian Coryell, composer and Flarrison, of | pianist, will be heard in a plano re- |cital Saturday evening at the Cor- |nish school Altho this is Miss lo Oliver, with | yell's first appearance here already well known to the public, as several of her compositions | have been heard here on several occa- sions. The recital will begin at 8:20 God ok A MEANING If you think of a store ¢ gives: you EASY PAYMENTS on charge ay extra for such terms, you surely haven't as yet become acquainted with CHERRY'S and their way of doing business. Cherry's store is different. There you will find wearing ap parel for men, women and boys of the highest character and style, as | well as best values, either for cash or on terms, notwithstanding the lib- eral terms they give. Their buying ount of erate, and with their competent buy r alert on the markets, are ble to offer you the best at Most reasonable prices, All charge accounts strictly confidential, CHERRY'S STYLE SHOP. 207 Hialto Building. Over Pig'n Whistie, Between Madison and Spring on Second Aye, tim of some mental obsession, I considered her in relation to Donna fp pee te a “Black Lily” Will Be Exhibited and Sold Here by Local Club Woman at Washington Hotel Copyrighted. CHRYS MAY BE CURED BEFORE THE PICTURE IN: THE HACIENDA’S CHAPEL Several days went by before they fore the miraculous picture in the | be furnished free. thought me well enough to see my with something of awe in my de | this woman without a soul?. To tell the truth, she wasn't much |Were authentic. unlike some girls I had known who were supposed to be quite normal! She came to meet me with out) letretched arma, She kissed me, but | there was no emotion in ber kiss, What she did was due to habit, Hob | told me afterward. We com mur od by signs and in writing. | Once her dumbn driven her to suicide, I thought aa I studied her, minus her soul; she accepted her mspeechlessnens quite tamety. Physically, she was lovelier than ever, but it didn't take me lon to discover that the big intellectus interesté of life which had absorbed her, formerly, had disappeared—with | her lost soul! Her thoughts were centered wont her clothes, her food, her comforts and her luxuries. How she regard. ed Certels, I had no opportunity to judge. | at her get back her speech, and Chrys will be as charming as most! women," was Bob's comment, made when we were alone. She was his twin. 1 knew how he missed her distinguished mind and her great range of interests, her knowledge of | books and of the arts, her eagerness to pick up new ideas quickly. Daddy Lorimer wept “She can read her old radical non- sense—she can be as independent as she pleases—without any reproof from me, if ever we get her back again — our self-willed, stubborn | Chrys,” he said, | | Of course we all wanted to go! home, Put we were held in that ha elenda by Chrys’ condition. Until Donna Camjlia's spell was undone by Donna Camilla’s own will, Chrys would remain as she was, and we would remain at the hacienda Donna Camilla had been unearth ed by the explosion, it appeared Like one of the ancient rats, she 1 come scurrying out of her hole. | j that dreadful night, and had disap. |accounts as 4 store where you must) red again. A nurse reported to |me that she had seen her. What 1 | had suspected all along, pro: true I told the story to daddy and Rob. Find the old woman, | anded daddy, “If anybody can, my . Jane isn't fit," Bob interposed |“T'm going to take her back home to. morrow “No, Bob dearest,” 1 protested, “| am largely to blame for what has happened to your sister. It's up to! me, dear, to save her if I ean," When I considered Chry# as a vic. nilla, a new idea took hold of me and gave me no rest. It might not | be very difficult to locate the ancient | hypnotist, even in that labyrinth of | adobe buildings, which altogether made quite a little village, Many a cripple had been cured be- |what she has given you, only go her one better. jage. She ix very bright | Very wennitive, and just tonight she | Disappeared jor more ago she separ }do not hear from her | Confessions oa Bride 1919, by the Newspaper Enterprise Association hacienda’s famous chapel. histor in-law. I entered her room| had knelt before the painting above lin gecountancy, bookkeeping, auto knelt—and thrown | mechanica, radio telegraphy, sales- meanor, What would aho be lke,| away thelr crutches. The insane had|mancnip, Spanish, French, short. lowt their madness there, The cures | I had seen them ee a more than once in the the altar—had Doubtless Donna Camilla had her} hiding place somewhere miraculous picture! Was the power which had cured the | must cure our | Doubtless hers Phone Girl Falls (To Be Continued.) |Girl Released Who Shot Policeman Miss Kitty Martin, who says she a driven by 0. C. Dilshaw, 6511 44th ave. 8. W. She sustained a bruised) leg. | lator, 6344 37th ave. & W., slipped . | when alightiig from a street car Fri-| - would have} shot Policeman John T. MeGill when the latter forced his way was enjoying her liberty McGill was | field secretary of the Girls’ Friendly He has obtained an attorney, 3y CYNTHIA GREY Dear Miss Grey: May I suggest a possible way that the } on eee |man who signs himself “Discouraged” may restore the peace |touch with 1f) within, |of his home if he really loves his wife? It goes w ithout say-|and until th 9 of mind sae ling that she ia utterly foolish to make over her former hus-| complished, we ave | yrs ae band, whom she divorced before he died foree 1 fa to the channel I would advise “Discouraged” to pretend he feels as badly \ot ovens c? ‘ ape tips as she, and spend all of his spare time for the next siz weeks hg aoe rye Y roe praising her first husband, talking nothing else to her; 90\and capable of giving the paychole so far as to have the first husband's picture enlarged and gist the op portunity of restoring the |hang it where she will see it when she wakes in the phen by See, think and talk of nothing else to her. Give her just) boay \To Restore Color of Hair Dear Miss Grey: Would you please tell me how to keep light brown hair I tried this once upon a time, and it worked beautifully. I would sit by the hour, when my husband was in the house, and talk of nothing but wife No. 1, and sigh because we were ! go unlike, until he could stand it no longer. Now she ig never |from turning red? ANXIOUB, mentioned. It's worth trying, “Mr. Discouraged,” but do a\ Use a sage tea rinse each | time after a shampoo. The sage ;good job when you start, and I feel sure it will end satisfac-\ Wit det ae a tonic, and tend to | torily. YOURS FOR SUCCESS. | keep your hair a normal shade “A Little Child | Qualifications How to Remove |Shall Lead Them” for Training Blood Stain Dear Mins Grey I ens Dear Miss Gre i! you kindly| Dear Miss Grey: Would you kings ur advice in or y|print how old a girl must be before jy inform me how to remove ing, and think it fine, I would|entering a nurs training #chool,| tains without harming a white gam like to give @ hint to some of these and whether she must have @ bigh | men vT. P. | people who write to you school education Hydrogen of peroxide is the My first husband was killed, leav A WOULD-BE NURSE best thing I know of to remove ing me with a dear little girl, aged ery hospital, #o “ar as I blood stains from a white texture 4 years, I went to work and have been abje to learn, will not without injury to the material. nent her to n servatory of music girl for training under | and to @ private seho: 18. Some hony s * Two years ago I married a mar applicant to hav | Zane Grey who claimed to love my child as gh school education, or siulv: 16 Man 4 much as he did me. She seemed to! alent, others, two years, and stil m i? R Boga Dear Miss Grey: Will you pi like “him, but after a ern fee: A + baa hasan | setth dispute between my iene hey could not agr tplom and me, as to whether “Zane Grey/ «reat difference with thought it would seperate my little girl, who is not 10 y as 1 . the story writer, is a man or woman? trom Disagrees HELEN AND EDNA ve of With Answer | Zane Grey is a man. Dear Mins y Your advice, or _—— nihh te aoe ™ vn reag the average, is doing a great deal of otk ail Wace aapllchea pees mad foo | ‘The first London coffee house was ‘She had read an account by the! 1 did not agree with you, however,| opened in 165: 2 by a Greek, Rev. Charlies Stelle ‘Buf — - fering is . war net vent | She waid: “Here in the art I like “Pain ia reserved for the sensitive the refined the souls mad ents would take this little girl's idea and study it, they would prot ce a fy) int able to see some of their own fo oe m fasts 3 =i oer Cae Daughter ANT HERE— CREEN FOUR DAYS ONLY UPREME EMOTIONAL THE ted from her | husband and went to Canada | 1 think he wax mad and killed her or something happened to her, an we Please tell me how we could find | her, and if the police were to find her, would we have to pay them? WORKIED If you have every reason to believe your daughter has met with foul play, you should re port the case to the police de partment at once. It is never necessary to pay an officer of the law anything. He is only dotng hin duty when he makes every effort to restore the mixs- or enforce the law. He ts in the public pay to do as much, 430 Ex-Service Men Enroll for Studies; With a registration of 430 ex-ser- vice men for studies along commer- clal, mechanical and scholastic lines, | the Knights of Columbus will open an evening school January 8, under |) the direction of James J. Gorman, supervisor of the K. C. activities In the Northwest. The institution will occupy the former+home of the 8e- attle college, at Broadway and Madi- son st. Instruction and supplies will Courses are offered at the schoo! | hand, typing, mechanical drawing, English or any other subject for which there is sufficient demand to Justify forming a class, NEWEST. GOLDWYN in Path of Auto PICTURE Letha M. Sherry, telephone oper. | day, and fell in the path of an auto) FIELD SECRETARY TO SPEAK Miss May Case Marsh, national TWO MASS MEETINGS Sunday, 7:30 p. m. | In Interests of Nation-Wide Campaign Of the Episcopal Cherch. Come for the Inspiration, The members of all other Seattle Episcopal churches to attend. The choirs of the larger churches will be present, society in America, will speak at St Mark's Episcopal church Sunday morning. —in— BONDS OF LOVE A thrilling picture from the opening reel -until “the | MASSED CHOIRS TO SING | end” flashes on the screen. It has every element of in- terest that a motion picture can have. The Nation-Wide Campaign is the great forward ent of the Church today. It presents a pro- gram that gives this old world new ideas, Come and new program of an old Church, ee ee Special Engagement Frances Drager The Wonderful Child Violinist * ST. PAUL'S SPEAKERS: Rev. W. H. Bliss and Cecil Bacon EPIPHANY SPEAKER: when | Bishop Keator and A. J. Quigley Queen Anne Ave, and Roy St. 39th Ave. and Denny Way be Jags foees eseseey gsP°s|_ sexy oe oem