The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 22, 1908, Page 7

Vara THE STAR-—-THURSDAY, OCT, 22, 1908, 7 il j org Jia drawiie good audionces at each] | performance at the American, The! g company it a strong one, Mins Oltve é 7 Spencer bet wlally ob ti 1 Rpescer, betne: cuptctally. obmteains: | in HISTOR OF SEATT’ Under One Roof rything to | FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. |Apparei for Women, Misses nel Severn artiatioalty,@) | Furnigh the Hom® Compiete. | and Children e ~ 4 | More Cleese Dally at 6180, 1 The bill at the Orphenm tile week Orpheum. ‘ | tm one of more " than ordinary Opening of New Washing.) cniiborg arose and ttt the W b J C d Ski ‘ FINS cigeith muck tency an “five tm a Splendid Social 21" fsa. «hata omen $ Separate oats an irts: New Arrivals airla, & tro of @eneers from the Function. hee sevnetien built the IMe-story {muste hats of London and Paria, Alaska building a nuribge of other acts OF aI] gy | srom tho day the building. was This season of revolution in dress fashions has left its impres- t of the) iost equal ment. : ned to the present there hasn't icin wisi awe Wah eon "a “we when an’ vere wel] SON ON the styles in Coats and Skirts. The extreme popularity of Lbiatory of the social pageants of the °mty” sald Mr. « piiberg Hurthwest hs here Sec aang Mee tom choy wid ane and wy the one-piece Dresses has created a wonderful demand for separate equal to the demonatration which | *#orletes that failure was watt greeted tho pening of this inant, fr me At Aeoond ant stewart tll Coats, Skirts of chiffon panama, broadcloth and voile are greatly | favored because of their soft and clinging texture. i eee) Be—Catholics here today an announce vatore Romano, organ, that the congre have no fear of the out All that beauty, elegance and wealth could lend to the briltin 1, C, Marmaduke, who, with Mr of the scone wae gat A tow Chilberg, built the hotel, wae next nda, which has in @ scintillating Darmontous whole | CAlled upon, but the most. volctfe , ee ase Te yng rape gecmntdbacr ery PUP ep ste gle ons pe art nat Women’s Long Coats dtasoly and their eacortes moved|forth Manager John Hy Langton | iby the consistorial con . through the palatial corridors and unavaiiing Long Coat, semi-fitted, plain-tailored, invisible striped te to be prost ded Jolied around the tobby, admiring é ‘ é bimeetf, This an the beauties of wood and marble. |aa con tweed, in blue and gray mixture, Velvet collar and large but nm had \ tons. Price, $8.75. ean that J taken (0 za thst The spectacte in the tar ant might, aa if the Washing c h 200 atx grouped | been opened - 5 when 200 guests grouped | been opened for years, Inm oA of ‘ Long Coat in novelty mixed tweed, Nippon sleeves, Empire Jack cat, ¢ for the} ‘ot & coadjutor fo! around the tables, wan like a paint-|few hours, Even « cosy, has led Pope f ee oe 5 oie ww of the Vervailien tn the days of|belled and ribboned, wandered effect, lined to waist-line with satin. Coat collar and revers. American the Louls, The spirit of festivity | around with an air of proprietorally “ , "y ¥A4 =o argh filled the room, and reached ftx cfl-|wsually acquired only by prolonged ct Price, $14.7 ; w that we MAX When a guest crystalized the | residence arcely & score of the AL Full-length Coat of black broadcloth; plain tailored, semi- desire of the whote assembly with «| dining iT left the hotel be . , f . y 1 4 jeall fer “Ed.” Chitherg a fitted back, and box front Lined throughout with black Skin ner’s satin, Price, $29.50 * ob CH . " ; A full line of tan covert cloth Coats, made in late styles, in hen te | ’ ! KERS i" cluding Empire, tight- and semi-fitting effects, plain-tailored; ny jon. | ; ‘ ade , hing and tri gs of Dr. Hanna, | MEE 7 A 7 BANQL JET . others made with tucks, rows of stitching an rimming y “det — 7 : large buttons. Prices, $18.50, $22.50, $29.50, $35.00, $39.50 to Reports Are Read and| cane with donations of fuel, food ’ to HAS, Speeches Tell of the |i! clothing. Jobs were secured e nin the orchestral good night iven. | Dr. Hanna| « wht was given. | tion was} etal, Kbows to be op is annoyneed | of the new congrega. Women’s Skirts MISS BIRD MILLMAN, ff the congre-| 9 . s j M4, Including Car | On #f the geen te Orphen Year’s Work. wees at qrestere want Skirt of black or navy panama, in full-flaring effect, many : elected, an follows ~ H Ore " f. ° a Soran, Ores: « in Week. 3. Van Horn, Wintlela & gores, tailor-stitched seams; finished with three folds. Price, Vannutelli, Martin-| Wire acts, as a rule, are stale and] phe annual ting and Dutch 8r Fr. W. Baker, BE. Bhe “y c > Charity Or R. Stimson. $11.50. held tnt) Meary Hieurn, Mra. ©. Black chiffon panama Skirt, fifteen-gored, full-flare, with house. Mrs Ray and Gott! All are | Untnteresting, but the one presented | treat” band 4 od by the Millman Trio at the Orpheum Oppos strenuously | ganization FORMOUS'Y | thin week ts different. They go be- | figmt in Trt Bite the consistorial |2on" gilt of the old-time wire stunts) atiiiie BR. ‘Trum at the Charity 4 lapped seams, panel front, wide fold on bottom, piped with : and do only the marvelous. Organtaati society of Porth th ; $ there is the Rote) Mitiman, the charming aerial artint, | wan the pr etpal Le, ¥ Wins a " : black satin and trimmed with large satin buttons. Price, $ 1 composed of 10/is graceful and daring, and sh A. mith, Rev dent L. MH. Gray, Rev, 1 Skirt of black chiffon panama, fifteen-gored, full-flare, tun @eding M. Prior, rec-/ dances on the swaying wire with as) guot Lae Kohn and Gowen, M Inaac ‘ : lege, for Anglo} much ease as though she were 08 | Mechen, secretary Kohn, Mra, R.A. Br 4 ic effect, and trimmed with fancy silk braid. Price, $16.50. ra. The members of | ‘h* stage floor During the year Will elect @ pres : a Black and brown Skirts of chiffon broz full-gored, flaring effect, with one wide bias fold; slot seams, tailor-stitched; habit back, trimmed with satin buttons. Price, $22.50. Chiffon broadcloth Skirts, black or brown, made full-gored, with plaited sides; Directoire effect ; seams are nicely tailor-stitched; finished with two wide bias folds and trimmed with large broadcloth buttons. Price, $25.00. Dressy voile Skirts; new models, made in both plaited and gored effects, plain-tailored, and others very fancy with trimmings of taffeta, satin and but- tons. Prices, $16.50, $18.75, $22.50, $25.00, $29.50 to $35.00. pSesnatura are Car spent for relief was on Monday i, Batol, Gaspari, Marionettes at the Star. <.ceneioen : Mardi. Mathien and| All of the young people in town se suprente | AF° trying to get Into the Star the SOoSeSeoeOeoroeororoce THIRD OF ACRE NieTS S000. cok to see Mme. Keasiey's artonettes, a collection of ara” Nnigee Reese.) . claverly- worked puppets in gorgeous | H A, Wash, Oct. #2 costumes never before seen in inks} te etty, te in} a a Seerecocococe } } a inct and novel senee-|issued invitations to a reception to| te land by springen, reaped TE tly by and see Aine given Tuesday evening, Nov. 3, of this crop vis with bring bien loaded with passen-iat the New Washington hotel tn r a¢ 12 pounds celebration of the birthday anniver pounde and the} aary of hia majesty, the emperor of | ‘ len for next | Weetages” tha | < ap c - Japan. / Sun. | Ferre iter on. * and allows} Butler Annex. | FT BEGI NS Se Woward, and | o gee fey: to nl 4 dancing party will be given this over hin bedy and hy wlar de- | » avert D' on ye of the wo. It alsol velopment te such that does nisvening by the manager | Tune in New| without any apparent Injury. The | Butler Annex for quests and their iy mid to toll) Three Whitman Sisters and Witte | Steads bas 50 fiand-| Robinson, singers and ¢ ore; Van Card Party. Beat ssle opens | Brothera, mus Gra Mra 1 P. Fish was hostess: at « |ham. Dent @ sketch | card party yesterday evening | cme (Py, United Press.) jertiats, and Fink's ated Mules Bridge Tea. INNATL 0. Get. 22 —wn are other good numbers As a spe! Mre ©. P. Barber of Saginaw, 4m H. Taft, who left here at 7 celal and added attraction. the man-| Mich. wae the at at a | O'Clowk thi: orhing after a day of fa daing as | oaement Myre | rest, spoke lar . at the Tack the popular violiniet. Ring | Lawrenceburg, and dnaeel Gat ol ° and Mrs. Henry Dickinson presided | throat is impro: - ees st | oe a “i cott fottow~ "i pidiy. He ay, “Pacing, the fe the termination ot the } will spend three days in Indians ie making « great cumber of specches | a c tan play Women’s Fast - Black Hose, Special 32c Pr. Women's Plain Fast-Black * Women’s Fast-Black Lisle Cotton Hose—Medium weight, | Hose Firm medium- hem or rib top, dowble sole, toe | weight, fine lustrous lisle and heel. An excellent wearing | Hem top, spliced heel and Hose | toe and double sole of bh Francesco Mar-| bridge-ten given yesterday Timothy Jerome. Mra. Tho Hew York ca- ong Psa Pn hia final blows ta | a m Satu at luncheon for Miss Lacy | for the = everdoubtful ° se a i MEDICAL a, Satrday suewe (a eattysa tll Interesting Ribbon News: Good Values New Arrival of Flannels and Challies ty Last evening the old Wednesday | ¥°% of the campaign in New York This P “onspicuo “Pp rEeN 7 NPIS Js. ¥ _Ns , BO. RD Card club was given a happy fe-|OR Monday he will go into Con} This season Ribbons are conspicuous in FRENCH FLANNELS, 75¢ YD.—Dainty ysiion “at he, houpitable shane. of nectiowt where he will make one | dress and hat trimmings. Ribbons for hair bows Dresden patterns, floral effects—conventional, udge and Mra Burke poor . J. J. Richardson, of Me. a ‘ ler tha >y have hee . » figured desi: B! Members of the Modi unten |? first meeting Of s serie to be | Washington, the throat specialise and sashes are more popular than they have been dotted and some figured designs. |to the number of 25 gathered in| #¥er por pe fe nap Shain bes with the candidate, and said to_| for years FRENCH CHALLIES, 50c TO 75¢ YD.— | Carpenters’ hell last night hear ‘eman's Con ay that he is well ah i AL a r ke | Dr. O. W. F. Buyder. president of | The Womane Century ¢lub sf tne caution ot ta slanent with AlL-Silk Taffeta Ribbon, seven inches wide, Wide range choice patterns—some dotted, others hora | Or pan her d wn © < tome arnee ” - : * ly Sting cheer etie the tena |Deactetion chub house. An addroas _— very appropriate width for hair bows, sashes, hat striped—-many artistic scroll effects. Colors in- Sante of meotnenL eenminees,. Moen 1 wen Se Ores Ny Son of the Bieta A i A SKA trimmings and fancy work. Many seasonable clude some soft, pleasing pastel tints. Prices, that these boards are the reault of | Botoiet, wilt pp re Soee, anctat- colors. Hair bows and sashes will be tied free of 50c, 60c, 65 and 75c yd feed ik Gn ei Gane an oe a pligggr btey seman - NEWS charge. Specially priced at 35¢ yard VIVELLA FLANNELS, 8% YD.—Eng- lowed to eo tiew Hopaths, homeo - le Phitharmonte orches * ° » _ ms ’ . ERAMORP | oaths, onteopmtha eciective “and tra. under the Groctian of dnanes Taffeta Ribbon, the crisp kind, five and a lish Flannel, made of superior all-wool yarn, non- Christian Scientists nition Hows, scored a success lngt ae olf i i se * é colors able Pi: solors xtensive re of | home, whe sa‘shisieial tol staet as ce tak moon Cone att | (By. Adaited Prone.) half inches wide, for hair bows. Various cofor shrinkable. Plain colors and extensive range of “eng | pine of the union wore Des. Ronald jat the Unitarian church. dixty mu-| VALDEZ ot 22 » ae 25 yard dotted, checked and striped patterns. Width, 31 ‘ee — F. Strath, Steiner and Dalton. Dr. Jans participated in the program. vt See ciccteletty = raged Plaid Ribt he ] 1 i} che Verv ble f aist shirts. pai as Sinberg, a member of the King! A large audience was present. ar ask inst evening. the aid Ribbons, in beautiful color combina inches ery suitable for waists, shirts, pajamas teed | use 0 ch w here was quite distinet and! : _ tc : ’ pe gl nl er 4 Waris Seoteaes = pmo nam several seconds duration 8} tions. Heavy quality. Prices, 40c, 50c¢ and 55c or children’s dresses. Washable, warm and serv- ince, Dr. Meacham and Dr. John Leeture. | yard. iceable. lop took part in the din Panny BRE ang es ag Bryee ot Junces. } € le will give ap! SUNRAU. Get oe i Dr, Snyder speaks in Everett to | mustrated lect a “Pompei” this) ning lrya pA a a Jon. | ba? Ee Pa ord evening at the Church of the Ept-| political meet PPL EL APPL LDL LLLP LOPLI SLI phany, 34th ay. and Union «t. The! but thro: P ter part of the lecture will be AROLED [eveheareal of Dr. Buaselie’s own Te Winter tm Temeke. impressions while on a recent vistt| FAIRBANKS, Oct. t2The Attractive Showing of Practical Muslin Undergarments (Oy Unteed Posak) : Sheen, toning seeaiae, fe. Aside from the exceptional quality and the workmanship of these Undergar- pfTALt A WALER, Det S8-—Our ot] S608 essen, te he tnmahe < » me een. | ments, embracing Three-Piece _ Combination Corset -Cover, Short Skirt and We Drawers, the interesting feature is the lowness of the prices. to the ruine of the ancient Roman prison board passed favorably on “J So (ie wil but 66, and the recommendations mag 84 ; these men were forwarded to ¢ ~~ nel Meni. The board made the follow- | # a ee aes hs ing recommendations edge A Skealt county, Alfred < county, Ralph nty, A. BR Cox Kittitas county, Harry m w Three-Piece Combination Suits, $1.95—-Com French Circular Drawers, 39%—Nainsook material, made very wide, and trimmed with tucked ruffle edged with pretty pattern of lace. Corset-Covers, 50¢ A large assortment of PROHIBITIONISTS- AT ROSS SEMINARY The dimctyh bination Suits, comprising Corset-Covers, Draw ers and Short Skirts. Made of good quality nain niraito quality of the Water Wagon m coun the dancing! will hold « rousing rally at th trimmed with pretty, serviceable cotton beautiful styles; good quality nainsook, trimmed + W gave a m0 ' so nw hates # in Spanish | Torchon lace and beading laced with ribbon. Fit with lace or embroidery insertion, beading’ and Meuse ae edge. A very pleasing garment is made of fine John Hogue, ~ yo A. be smoothly over the hips, eliminating unnecessary ' : Kk’ Barrett. James a dana a. short « ldrens and ! & nainsook, trimmed in tront with large medallions, G. M. Warris, reere cn € he prohibition | " - is Weineke, Sathom: | the selections from “Hamlet” de P folds and bands; particularly appropriate for fashioned of lace insertion. Neck is trimmed with sh ty, Thomas McRac, William |livered by Frank C. Egan CL. Magward, Henry Ward ¥. 3. Fenton wns. Another $1.95 lace insertion and edge in fish-eye pattern. Bead ston, H. PD. Kindig, G wear with new-fashioned CLUns FIRST MEETING ; : ™ par ae Three-Piece Combination Suit is of id quality ing is laced with ribbon, The Proepect Congregational sabell ) 50x le o ? soo }Ohuseh Men's clab held iis tire lawn; skirt and drawers trimmed with plain full Isabella Drawers, 50c-——-Made of nainsook meeting inst night. Joseph | | ‘ ffle : iM ; ‘ material; extra wide, circular cut, good fitting, i ke. Mra. J. le Wrekott | * t ruffle, corset-cover trimmec i -ading * necessary t smooth over hips. Trimmed with wide lawn in hearing distance laced with ribbon. This garment if - ted Preat ruffle, with several small tucks and deep hem ap gg MO SL EP ra eg pee ag be trimmed with your own choice of la titched hem. Lengths, 21 and 23 inche je Whitley. "| OA pot. 22.— Mr : penmsh ab hiatal treed dafinsion nis Diam Ore, Get fae Aleanndi |SPP*Qt A, forme Outing Flannel, Special 10c Yd. | } 4 ek oo EN a » SP c id. Children’s Coats and Bonnets ne her rye 4 live ye . * . ete . Particularly suitable for little folks of from 1 to 5 year aie tae ey tea whoa Many of the most eB RAR oad, Mle ay # thou he wan beat tone Porter oee aa patterns and colorings are shown Hoath last night by an unknown ami in this seasonable material. went Kane pad mar:|* BNLTANGHAM, Oct. 12-—The Lae. ott ral days ng Light and dark effects are of- . F ree ie 9 it de 1 Laughs in Pace of Death > : . : i bride about bait” that | Bola H | RMIGADELDHIA, Ort. pt fered in the leading striped and . the Ay : Lose Work wy Pire ; i { figured designs, : \ BATE A On plant k w t Het it THEREBY save From . ike aie alt Matnine| oy at ting Flannel, 2 TO $150.00 On YouR ) and Poundry early today Safe Crackers Get a t tall daele okra sinh TOPIANO, ~ eg A oa | meee, De ee Ordered Fort Worden red ywn, tan and other shades} TORONTO, Oct. T—An honorary | were opened crackamen — ¥ uD D. free use of our of Li. D. was conferred upon|dynamited the huge steel ‘ i Special o || Lora Milner by the Umt-|ter bronking their way int ont vw for a few « 5 rhity of T bullding. The burglars « proceed t W Meine. ome > wong {them $4 . aluable 1 Seeeereeeeaeteeseeyeeetererersetetrss sree PIANOS H. LL. KLE | TALKING MACHINES it RiP tare nine owt | RECORDS ..**" dice be tlh pou. one thenn mtade Wrappers, Spe JoHnC.WALLING CO. Ti 4 nl, 1s 7H SECOND AVE SEAT T(§ seneasseasetsest ess seetite ieee sass Tame ory Ch. Sutt Cases ase Traveling Bags Av, Beattic, Wash MEEK TRUNK @ BAQ CO, Plano Dealers 919 First Ave. arsine 8 Sa wos ite - wins