The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 23, 1920, Page 14

By REBECCA STEVENSON Office Phone, Main 600, 1 Tea Miss Pelly, the guest of Sand Mrs, Bernard Pelly, Mra. A Wetherill entertained some of the guest's intimate friends infor. At tea at the Sunset club yes afternoon, oe Before Dance the club dance at n’x hall next Friday ove & group of the “bachelors” will with @ dinner party at the ty club. . { Charge of Dance Fernetta Barbour and Miss with Mra W. HL Dane Will have charge of the tea dance ia the Red Cross “Room tomorrow afternoon, P 7 ee Hn “Bachelors’ Ball”) ‘second Junior or-| Bridge Lunch Dance at Bremerton | ‘The officers of the Stxth divixton will give another of thelr popular of dances tonight In the ts of Columbus ball in Bremer ee Design and Art Appreciation ‘The class tn Desten and Art Ap preciation, recently organized under the leadership of Ralph Heim Johon not, meets three times a week in one of the banquet rooms at the Hon Marche, Wednesdays and Fridays from $ until 6:30 o'clock and Sat urday mornings from 9:30 until 12 o'clock. There are fifteen lessons tn the course, which began January 10 and Will end February 21. ‘ a Tolo Club to Give Dance The Tolo club, women's honor sect | ety, will entertain with a dancing |party in the gymnasiom on the | campus tomorrow orening. eons at ‘sunday | University Club and Mrs. J. P. Sweeney will informalty with @ small evening. t at thetr home Sunday . i : 5 es i ] F i a i 2 3 ti iF I | li i j i i : ; i | i e a & i i g 2 i ° e Aes. te ‘ i. tl tt x 3 Mystic Jewel Social Club ‘The Mystic Jewel Sectal ctub wil dance and card Mr, and Mre. Ciare Farnsworth) bave taken the apartment of Mre. |L. M. Chureh at Adrian Court, and will ocoupy it about February 1, when Mra Parnsworth and daughter return from California, and Mra William Leonard who have been in Callfornia wedding trip, returned to Wednesday evening Mr. keaton, on thelr Seattle Mr. and Mra. John CG Eden leave Saturday for California to be gone about a month. . . Mr. Harold Leo leaves today for California. Mr. William Wdrts will leave to morrow or Sunday for New York to be gone about six weeks. ee Mra, William Meal, th |Mr, and Mrs. George T. My: leave tomorrow for her home in Portland. eee Mra. Ptna M. Rates left yerterday to spend the week-end tn Vancouver, . Mra M. BE. Downe wif return the fret of the week from Bend, Oregon, where she has been visiting her son- ivlaw and daughter, Mr. and Mra. Harry Keyes Brooke. . Chartes Seamon, Mra, George BL MoCulloch’s mother and brother, who have been the guests of Dr. and Mra. MoCub joch during the holidays, returned Wednestay to ther home in Cash mere. eee Mr. and Mra. Charles Garfield, of Juneau, are viniting Mra sinter, Mra. L. M. Church, Mrs. Gar- . | field and Mrs. Church will leave the California, The Lady Enagice gave thetr sev eath annual bal! Friday evening tn} Bwedish club hall. About two guests were present. The was led by Mayor Charburg: financial secretary, Ella Dooley; treasurer, Mra. Louise Crawford. Trustees, Mrs. [Adeline Berry, Mre. Agnes Stuart, Mre. Ray Carmichael, pyees agent, L i} [Mrs F Ekiund Steam Heat Saves 12 Chilly Turtles NEW YORK, N. Y., Jan. 24. . which arrived here on the steamship Tivives from Port Limon, probably averted a «hortage of turtle soup at New York hotels during the New York holidays. : Accustomed to the warm waters of the Carridtean, the turtles, which were in tanks on the top deck, were stiff ae stone soon after the Vveasel feached northern temperatures. The ahtp’s physicitn reported an absence ot beat, but preseribed heat In quantities A eck shelter aft wae fitted with February for Garfield will return to first of and Mr. Juneau. eee Mr, and Mra Samuel W. Fuertel and Mra. Louts & Cragin left Tues day for fan Francisco, Mr. Fuertal has shipped his ear down and they will tour the southern part of the state for several yews | Mr. BE. R. Holt left Thursday | Portland to be gone s fortnight. Mr, Teale Willlams returned terday from Portland where he Mr. and Mra. HL. R. Hogabom have recently removed from the Hotel Otie to the Halmar Apartments, 103 Thirteenth avenue north, ‘Mr. Paul Moran has returned to Vale, Orecon, after epending the hotidays with his father and mother, Mr. and Mra. Frank Moran. ° Mrs. L. B. Horton, whe went East tn to attend the of turned to Seattle Inst week. Mr. and Mra Fussell Horton bave also ar rived tn Seattle. has gone to De Veuve and da netia, at the Hotel at . lot N M dinner New Yi tumbus ; Confessions ofa Bride Copyrighted, BOB PULLS ME UP 1919, by the Newspaper Interprine Arsoctation TO THE ROOM AGAIN—| THE OTHERS ARE GONE “Call up that shaft, Bob! Whistle to them! Shout!" I exclaimed. It had taken us but a few minutes to hasten thru our long explana tions, Neverthelens. to think that we bad wasted much Yaluable time, Suddenly I realized that after the fall of the heavy wall panel which Spence and Archer had battered down, not & single sound had come from the friends tn the room high above ua “Call up the shaft! I erted again. Rob whistied-—I knew well the old fraternity signal, But his brothers did not return the whistle, Only a faint and silly echa came back to our cara, ‘Then Rob cried, “Spence! Archer! Chrys?” in his farcarrying voice. The words mocked us in a faint stage whimper, “Spenes! Archer! Chrys? ‘Then silence énsued, an abominable, ominous silence, It made me cling closer to Hob's arm as we stood in the darkness and listened. “What has happened T inquired tn awe. Bob didn’t reply to that. he asked a question of me “The hammering which went an while you were screaming to stop it-you mid it was the pounding which caused your littie box of a chonet to slide Gown Into my pitt “Ry inches—yeo-—Dob!”’ Then 1 rushed on breathieesly, a new hope crowding my thoughts so fast that my were almost a jumble col—it wae like a little obt gettling down by fits and about the pound. ap there™ Instead, HUE I was appalled | nennes were very much alive, I won dered why my ears did nat tell me about Archer and the others, Not a word of astonishment or of welcome had greeted my Husband! And It was lodd that nobody helped Bob to haul |me up! | After much bard labor, Bob lifted me fram the knotted basket and car: ried me to one of the four big divans. I Woked around the room and shud dered. The friends I had left there ~—Cbrys, pence and Arener—were nowhere to be seen? And that awful | place was set with traps for human beings! (To Be Continued) |Use Quaker Ritual | at Wedding of Red | BOSTON, Mase, Jan 23—Mine Mary Peabody, a Mudelifte inte, recently shspended from the teaching letat? of the Cambridge schools be cause her name appeared in a lst seized in & recent mud by officers | neeking evidence of radical activities, lwas married to J. Lealle Hotaon, jJunior at Harvard. The Quaker ceremony was uned at |the marriage, whieh took place at the home of the bride's mother, Mra Anna May Peabody ‘The guests assembled tn the parlor Df the Peabody residence and sat tn silence, concentrating thelr minds on “beautiful thoughts.” After a few momenta the bride and bridegroom stood up and the bridegroom took the hand of the bride and announced that he desired to have her as his wifes She then etated that she wished to have him for husband. A paper was handed the couple and they affixed their signatures, All thone prewent attested the signatures and the ceremony was completed. MALIN 5060 ts tho busiest phone tn the city, according to W. Hi. Olin, of the Chamber of Commerce census committes, More than 200 calle a Gay tell of some person minned In the conmus. Dear Miss Grey: You are for me to act. coldness and harsh apecch. vew. |he should not do, expecia He handles the money, giving me very litte for spending, but I do |T can’t understand why the way he does, for I name, I do the washing, ironing and bak- ing and sewing and keep the house tidy and clean, also the baby and myself, and #till there ts always some complaint. He is « great home man, which I admire, but he is no company for me, He just read# or amuses him- jecif with baby. We never talk and pian like husband and wife should. Please advise me the best steps to take for my baby's ake. I do not want to do anything I would be worry for. In case I should go for myself, what is the best work |] could take up and have my baby | with me or near me? 1 thank you kindly tn advance, for your advice, I know, will help me. ALWAYS LIVING IN HOP I feel sorry, indeed, for ty wife whone one and only interest fm lifo ts her husband, because, invariably, she fails utterly in her welliennt duty of heip-meet and life companion. “Love is to man thing apart; while ‘tis woman's whole existence.” Married men are often ma liened and unjustly accused of being selfish and indifferent, when in reality it ts the faulty manner in which girls have been trained for ages past. Women should have just as many separate interests in life as men. I would afvise you to try let- ting your husband alone for awhile, When he reads, you may do #0, too. The more you read the newspapers, good books and magazines, the more inter- enting you will becoma Get into we think this, but so They should be, for thi do hundred of them right here in Seattle. Free Demonstration In Your Home Let us come to your home and demonstrate the machine. This free demonstration will not obligate you in any way. Telephone Elliott 152 | trials and problems, I have come to you for advice on a vital question, as to whether I should leave my husband or not. lam 24 years old; my husband, 26 a little over four years, and have a dear little boy, 2 years old. Instead of getting along better each year, as I hoped we would, matters seem to be getting worse. me, and admits it, but loves the baby, which makes it harder | I love him and am very affectionate, but in return receive Everything I do is wrong, in his He uses profane janouage fluently, which I have mentioned d ly in the baby’s presence; but my words will go no farther than tho I were deaf and dumb. | land women faci By CYNTHIA GREY so patient to hear everyone's We have been married He does not love | | the habit of amusing yourself. Don't go off on tangent, tho, Strive to strike a happy medium. 1 am sure by conscientiously fob lowing this rule you will retain | your husband's love and gain his respect Don't become discouraged after the first few days, or weeks—tt whl take months to succeed, but you will win out and be much | happler and better for it. Dear Miss Grey: Did Seattle peo ple lavish their sympathy on Ruth | Garrison so abundantly that they | have none left for Joe Morton and Isom White, convicted murderers of the Everett taxi driver? I can't unde nd @ state, such as! ours, in passing such an unhuman law as hanging. Let the Germans use capital punishment. We are sup | gre | to be civilized. If this law must be tried out, why not use it on men? Two murderers in this city who have been acquitted of late might do for a/ start. Joe Morton, aged 15, has only a child's mind. We have laws for chil- dren! also reformatories, Why not use them? Who believes in capital punish ment, anyway? A few days, and a the least a few minutes, and the pun. tehment inded. A life sentence is life punishment and a way that a civilized state should use. As long! ae there is life, there is a chance to) repent, Even to those who believe in capi- tal punishment—that law was made for men and women, not children, or feeble-minded. ¢ Irom White is no olded in years 4s a man than Ruth Garrison was as| & wornan. Did the murder she com-| mitted show any more signs of insan-| ity than the murder he committed? Not to me. Ruth Garrison com- | dit In Mexico. Te Te *K tas | if , dl Sy ae 4 mitted murder for the love of © man. isom White committed murder for the want of an automobile and the thought that he wanted to be @ ban- Which shows the mont unbalanced mind? Isom White has never had a home, never any tradn ing or edueation, His real mother died, 1 think life bas dealt him « raw dea! I'm ashamed of Everett—they have not given these boys justice. MRS. E. one Dear Miss Grey: 1 have read the story, “The Heart of Rachael,” and the burning question in my mind ts: Did she handle the situation as it should be handled? iis is not an idle question, FE dare say there are thousands of men 4 this problem and I am facing it today In the story, the wife waits de velopments, In real life, what would you do if you realized that your hus- nd was too interested in a certain 1? They say “pity is akin to .” Why does one man rave because a certain man allows his wife to work, while his own wife does the sume thing and he seems , pleased. In fact, wifey had to rebel to get out of double responsibility. When your friends jokingly refer to your husband's interest in an- other man’s wife, would you, like Rachael, extend an invitation to @ party at hubby'g request? If you should feel that your post- tion as wife was being would you consider it time to face the question, and if so, in what way? IRENE. 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