The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 6, 1919, Page 8

_ Prominent Engagement : need . afd Mrs, Warren I. nee the engagement fhter, Mary Louise, to Mr. Barling, son of Mr H. B. Barling, of this city boned Gasmam is a craduate ¢ tn ta am | thelr Roy of of College in the class of fe at present with her pa summer home at © . Since she was graduated vollege Miss Gazxam has been d in confidential war work "Mr. Earling is a graduate of the mn College of Mines and ts in the mining business in fm | The wedding will take autumn place Players of the most unique and in parties was given Wednes Y evening when Mr. Brabazon entertained the members the Wilkes Players at his apart at a supper party, following Twenty-five mem of the company enjoyed Mr charming _ hospitality hours Mr. Lowther de | hearers with various . fadden Belstad BETTY BRAINER Concert at Unitarian *hurch A concert will be given this even at $15 o'clock at the First Unt rian chureh, by Miss Bisa Mielke, assisted by Mr violinist, and Mr pianist following prano, Arviile be The will ven program (a) Ale de Matiet (>) Sans Sur BP (eo) Btude Ja re Mr. Arville Melstad Chaminade Ataud fink Sones (a) Love's Garden of Roses Maydn Woods (>) Recea De (eo) Nymphs and Pa Miss Bisa Micke ano and Violin Gounod Necker halkow Aw Claude Madden (a) Prelude Renald (b) Where My Caravan Has ested Lehr Rembers Woodman (e) Hindoo Song (d) Love's tn My Heart Mine Mielke eee igs. Dawn was besinning to| St, Nicholas School when the party dispersed. al Luncheon Robert P. Greer entertained | m ly at luncheon today at the club r eight. eon for Red Workers M. A. Matthews, chairman the Red Cross auxiliary of the) rst Presbyterian church, gave 4! ys on Tuesday at her home of her coworkers. ee M Solas” Arts Covers were placed /dent of Mills College, will give the [commencement address. Hole, tea table at the Seattle Tennis ¢ yesterday 'Graduating Exercises Graduation exercises at St. Nich school will be held orning at 10:30 o’tlock at the Fine studio, Dr. Rhinehart, prest Alice ken and pose t ins Miss Mary Lea F ins Helena Sherman ¢ nior class. Seattle Tennis Tea Mra, J. Colbert Sullivan and Mrs cEwan Tomkins presided over the ub afternoon They were luncheon was served on the / assisted by Miss Judith Gibbs and ‘The hosters was given &/ wt) silver tray inscribed with) tion of her fellow im the auxiliary First of the Presbyterian | te: convenient for people | the tennis teas and remain thru the ning next Tuesday this aux evening iss Dorothy 3 Because of the fact that ft tf» In to come to to dance, next week the mnis tea will be held on Wedn: will knit at Red Cross head: | day afternoon and the tennis dance instead of*mecting at the) will be given on Thursday even it working in the knitting sewing department ing Luncheon for | Miss Whitelaw Mrs. Robert Baxter gave a pret tily appointed luncheon on Wednes T._A. Fransioli motored tojday at the Rainier club in honor of Wednesday to attend the iss «Marjorie Whitelaw. Covers at the Seaborn shipyarde,| were placed for Miss Grace Heffer the last vessel has just been | nan, aplet: Her guests were Capt d Mrs. | Mrs. Cari Harbaugh. the H. F. Ostrander party ‘was composed of Mr. Dorothea Meyer, Stephen B. Gibbs and Mr./is, Mre. C. H. Whitelaw, Mra, F. O They | Downing of Portland, Mrs. 8 Cur rier, and roses formed a graceful mound in Mise Lillian Michaelis, Miss Miss Elsa Michael and the honor guest. Pink C. W. Lea, Mr. and Mrs. Wil the center of the table. pienic Mr. and Mrs. Phillips formerly of Spokane, | morrow Shop. White Elephant Shop Mrs. Grover Cleveland Appleton will sing to the White Elephant Appleton was formerty at Mrs. Miss Catherine Wilron of Seattle James Goldsmith will be| Mis# Irene Rogers will accompany at a luncheon on Monday Mra. reves the piano. apartments in compliment Catherine Butler and her “party. The table will be with pink roses, a fitting for buds and future Nine guests will be enter: Seattle who are to make their home) here, Mra. W. H. McGrath will en | tertain at Iuncheon on Tuesday at! Recent Arrivals to Be Honor Guests In compliment to Mra Donald and) oher mother, Mrs. recent charming arrivals in ithe Golf club. eee | Engagement Announced Newark, N. J, Mr. and Mrs. H. Schachtel, of announce the en gwagement of thelr daughter Fay to M r. Julius E. Messinger of this city. ELASTIC WEBBING elt omen wearing Rengo Belt Reducing Corsets since last Autumn,will discard them nowonly because the Spring Season presents allur- ingnew“Rengo” styles to conform to a decid- edly different sil- houette. Strong Rengo Belt, Double Watch-Spring Steels, Steelas- tic Webbing are exclusive “Rengo” features that contri- bute to the lasting grace and comfori of these wonderful cor- sets—earning for them the enviable reputa- tion of “the most econo- mical reducing corsets ever devised for wo- men of stout and medium build.” Reducing rset f has a tamous, eleven years’ reputation for long service and | hard wearing qualities. They retain their original beauty im a manner truly unusual in the experience of the stout woman who is proverbially “hard on corsets.” Prices of Rengo Bele Corsets range from $2 to $10 Crown Corset Co,, 170 Fifth Ave., New York bea tomorrow D Marriage Invitations Issued Mr. law have marriage jorie and Mrs, Charles issued invitations for of their daughter, Campbell, to Mr, Prank Day rhe ceremony will erformed Tuesday evening, Jun 24, at § o'clock at Trinity church. A reception will follow at the home of Mr. and Mra, Whitelaw, 12 Boren ave. White the Mar Vel ows Informal Bridge Parties Mra. Arthur Matedorf give the first of a of small in bridge parties Tuesday ir apartment at The Hilleourt snd will ke given Thursday week will series forma! her The of next oe Bride-Elect to Entertain Bridal Party Mike Catherine Butler wit! enter tain the members of her bridal par ty at h 8. at home. Ladies’ Musical Club The annual meeting of the Ladies’ Musical club waa beld in the Y. W >. A. auditorium Monday afternooh The reports of the secretary and treasurer show the club affairs to be in © nt condition. The elec tion resulted as follows President, Mr. W K. White president. Mrs, A. W, Fisker cutlve see retary, Mra, M. A. Gottstein cording secretary, Mra, C. Ht per; correwponding secretary, HL. 8. Tremper; treasurer, Mrs. Hyland; trustees, Mra, W. D. Per w Moore, Mra. A H. C. Hibbard, jam and Mra. G . cheon urday vi Ivan H Mrs ou tocheater, Mrs A Confirmation Party Mr. and Mrs. J. Dellar will be at bome Sunday from 3 until 6 o'clock at thelr residence, in honor of confirmation of their daughter trude. the Ger “At Home’ * for Daughter Mr. and Mra. RL W. Chess receive thelr friends Sunday |noon from 3 until 6 o'clock at their home tn honor of the confirmation Jot their daughter, 1 The Victory Club The Victory club gave another of its popular dances last evening. Exceptionally good music was enjoyed by the club’ guests [A series of special featur been planned for the summer |dances, The first one next Wednes j day. will be a song revue by well |known Seattle composers—Harold Weeks and Arthur Freed r ‘The club will continue to give ite Wednesday night dances at pavilion thruout the | months. |The Cairo Club The Cairo club bh rangements dances, completed ar for a series of summer the first of which will be Renton Hil club near Madison st The committee in charge of the Cairo club cons of Mr. John Watson, Broadway high school; Mr | Lewis Harvey, Lincoin high school; | Mr. William McLellan, Queen Anne high school; Mr. Earle jelnky, Broadway high school; Mr. Thomas Olsen, Franklin high school, and Mr. P. L. Hurd Red Cross Jumble Shop Dance Mise Emily Jerome will manage the Jumble Shop dance tomorrow afternoon, house, 18th ave. eee |\Luncheon for Bride-Elect In honor of Miss Marjorie White law, who ts to be @ bride the latter part of June, Mra. W. H. Seagrave will give a luncheon on Tuesday 08 Sponsor for Ship Entertained A prettily appointed luncheon was given in Tacoma by Mr. J. A. at the Union ciub on Tuesday, Mra. George Wiley, who christened the Zarembo at the Todd ship yard on Wednesday evening, was the honor guest. Covers were placed for 12 . | House Party The attractive home of the N latimers, “Norval Hall.” at Madison, will be the scene merry house party over this end. Forty guests will enjoy oyting. Ht Port of a week the Daughter Born Mr. and Mrs. William F. (Bernice Keenan) |gratulated upon the birth of a daughter ‘The little one has been i given the name of Mary [ernice. | . | Teeda Bawa Club The Teeda Bawa club is giving a dance at the Knights of Columb: hall, Harvard and Bast Union, Fri day night, with Long's orchestra A serpentine and several other novelty attractions are special features GOTHAM’S BLACK MARIA GIVES WAY TO AUTOS 1W YORK, June 6,—After hal 4 contury transporting persons con victed of crime from the Tombs and other places, the famous “Black Ma ria” wagon has been discarded in fa vor of automobiles that have drawn the ancient convey: anee for many years have been pen wioned by Sheriff David H. Nott and [sent to pasture for the rest of their days, The “Tilack Maria,” then a shiny, tho close-trapped affair, made its firat appearance 4% years ago. Old guards at the Tombs say the horses also came into the service about the same time During these years “Black Maria” carried many prisoners from the criminal courts to the station, prison. ers whose trials furnished sensa tions and filled pages in the criminal history of the city, Tierney are being con dance ‘The two horses after: | Wednenday | have | Leschi | summer | {1 REBEL AGAINST PLOTS AN DECIDE TO SHED Many confusions upset my nerves. | T had @ headache which lasted hour 1 was half siok 1 altogether use lens, It is always so, when a woman henitates and debates about her du ties, I had seen whole families mac rifled to the moods of some waver ing and confused female member who martyred herself and everybody elae to her own indecision, General ly she pitied herself and demanded J universal sympathy on account of her nerves One fact remained on top of my swirling thoughts, I knew that by the side of every woman ptalka a hadow: Her Ideal Self! The Wom an She Might Be And I realized soberly and sorrow fully, that I had departed a long way from my ideal self, from the bride and wife I ought to be. I iked to think that I was direct by nature, that I moved in straight lines, But ever since I had first be come entangled in the intrigue, which wrapped Certels lke an at mosphere, I had got out of touch with my ideal self 1 had become as artificial as the warm tan complexion I put on ev ery morning, How I hated it, in trigue and all! There were people, Katherine Miller, for example, who reveled in plots and deceits and evasion, And I loathed them nevertheless I was caught up in a labyrinth of con cealmenta. I promined myself that when I thould have won Hob back, I would ahrow over forever all such minor interests am the hoard of gems hid den in the hold of the U-boat, and Chrys’ marriage to a possible spy Fiven the activities of the U. 8. se cret service would not be materially ampered, I had to admit, if they lacked my co-operation. I hated my painted tan complexion oo h that more than once I war pint of scrubbing it all off. [Personal | Recent attractive arrivals in Seat tie are Mr. and Mra. Charles O. Jenks and small son, Downing, of Spokane. | ‘They have been making their home lat the Davenport hotel in that city. but have bought the W. I. Seagrave home on Federal avenue and moved into it Wednesday Mr. Roy Barling left Thursday for Metcalf, Ariz, after spending a week with his family, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Earting. cee Mr. and Mra. David Whitcomb left today for their summer home at Woodway park, near Edmonds. cee Mr. and Mrs. John B. Agen, Mins Florence and Mr. James Agen moved Wednesday from their town home to the Highlands eee Mr. and Mra. W. A. M. Smith of Seattle and Mr. and Mra. Rolf Met calif of Tacoma motored to Yakima Wednesday, where they will spend several days. MY COMPLEXION TAN tomnin, black the my t wiz appearin and away, and fast table myself And 1 antietpa light, the senwat which my ap peara in the flesh would cnunse | in the Lorimer establishment, and in town | More than all, how it would aston ish Katherine Miller! But the news of my resurrection | would reach Bob over night—and force him into deeper confu |darkness. I would wear that old tan complexion forever, if it kept Hob's faculties alive, But for the ma Heious interference of Katherine | Miller, it might have accomplished « miracle, I hated Katherine Miller Vor the first me in all my life, I learned that hate is an emotion as sharp an love itself, didn't talk about Miller, but I did confide to Chrys my dislike of @ tanned nkin Chrys abhorred it, too, the end of the golf season “Por goodness sake, wash that stuff off—for keeps—and before we go to New York,” she said as she en tered my dressing room the morning we were to start Kant “But I might meet tested “I hope you do! ‘The shock might benefit him,” replied Chrys Bob's twin, ought to have been «ym. pathetic, I suppose, but who, as hin ister, was normally critical “Here—I'll help you" Chrys has vigorous fingers. Her help was of “t plain with # de on and except at Bob! I who, an & nature to remove tiny sections of | my skin, but when it was done, and my face soothed with lotions, she stooped over mo and kinwed me! ‘Jane, you're a dear,” she whi» pered, and went away quickly. That was the only real tenderness I ever detected in Chrystobel Lorimer 1 promised myself I would make it pay her good dividends some day ' (To Be Continued) | | CLUBS FOR SATURDAY The Gamma Phi Beta The Gamma Phi Beta will hold its 16th annual banquet at 630 o'clock Saturday, June 7, at the Rainier ¢ ub. Covers are to be placed for more than 100 of the active cnembers and the alumnae of the chapters from Seattie, Tacoma and Olympia. Stanford Women Invited All Stanford women are asked to come together at the Women’s Uni versity club, Saturday, June 7, at 12 o'clock, for luncheon. Reservations must be made early by phone at the club. Witt Hold Annual Picnic The Alumnae association of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority will hold its annual picnic at the home of Mre John Locke at Hunt's point, Satur day. The steamer Atlanta leaves Madison park at 915 and 1045 a. m. “For further details call Mrs. Lewis ©. Connor, Kenwood 1798," says the held Friday evening, Jyne 6, at the| Even | de Ae | notice Mra. L. E. Ryman left Tuesday for | New York to be gone two or three) months | Delta Gamma Sorority Officers and alumnae of Delta bs Gamma Sorority will be the guests of Mr. and Mra. Edgar Ames returned | sre. HL. MoGillis at a picnic to be last Friday from Del Monte, where | given at her home at Lucerne on they spent three weeks. |Lake Washington, Saturday. The yeahs Inteamboat Atlanta leaves Madison Dr. and Mra. Casper W. Sharples | park at 10:45 o'clock. and Wooster Sharples move from their city residence today to their jsummer home at Magnolia bluff. The Seattis Office Employes’ union Pathe | will give a dance Saturday evening, Mrs. Robert Baxter, Mrs. F. O.| june 14, at Redding hall. The en Downing of Fortiand and Mra. §.|tertainment committee consists of J. Currier motored to Vancouver ony. Pennington (chairman), Ann Da Sunday and returned Tuesday. vis, Mina N, Falstad, Mins Ruby M. ‘Aad | Belknap, Herbert Toole, L. T. Hilts, WIN Give Dance been attending Mra. Merrill's #chool|non and R. H. Copley. at Oaksmere, N. Y., returned home| ‘Thursday. | cee | Mra. Walter Moore and baby left ‘Tuesday to spend the summer a Will Pave Street Nearly to Lawton Paving of a thorofare extending fetes from W. Dravus st., almost Mra. L. C. Gitman is spending a| Fort Lawton, waa authorized by few days in Portland. Today with|the council committes on streets her family she will go to Claremont, |and sewers Thursday afternoon her country place at Crystal springs,|The project will cost about to spend the summer. | $125,000. lain! The program Mrs. Grant D. Harrington of Etk.| and improvement horn, Wis., and Mra, Edward EB. Kel: st. from 15th ave. W. to 20th ave. ley of Chicago will arrive in the city|W.; 20th ave, W., from Went today to attend the ButlerHarring-|Dravus st. to West Wheeler st ton wedding. Mrs. Harrington ts the | Thorndyke ave., mother of Ensign Elliott Dean Har |at. to 28th ave. W. and W rington and Mra. Kelley is an aunt/st.; Carleton way, from 28th ave of the groomelect. They will be |W. to Carleton Park addition; thru guests at the New Washington ho | Carleton Park addition to the south tel. margin of the Childs tract. Saints’ Rest. hes calls for paving | of West Dravus oe and Mre. U. K. Loone, who «pent the winter in Port Angeles, | have returned to the city and are! at 903 Summit ave. ee STIMSON MILL BLAZE CAUSES $3,000 LOSS Fire, which broke out late Thurs day and lasted an hour, caused $5,000 damage to docks and lum jber of the Stimson mill, Shilshole Jave, and Vernon place, and caused both land and water firefighters |to battle fiercely to get the flames in the Oregon city under control, The fire is believed o- |to have been caused by sparks Miss Rowena Washburn of New|from a@ traveling crane or passing York will arrive Saturday to visit |+¢ssel Miss Clara Emery. She is a brides. | —~ maid in the Butler-Harrington wed: | ding. Mr. . Mrs. George Max Piasterty of Walto, Ore., who has been visiting relatives and friends, will leave Tuesday for her home. She will be accompanied by her daughter, Mra. Harold Mo Caughey, who will spend some time . was for ten of Base Hospital 66 Dr. and Mrs. Homer F. Dudley have returned from a three weeks’ visit In Portland Where Can I Find Relief From Itching, Terrifying Eczema? This Question Is Ever on the Lips of the Afflicted. Kezema, Tetter, other terrifying Dickson dietician months 60. cee Mrs. Florence F. Dickson re. turned home Tuesday from over. seas and is the house guest of her tion, no matter how unbearable the itching and burning of the skin, |S. 8. S. will promptly reach the seat of the trouble and forever rout from the blood every trace of the disease, just as it has for others who have suffered as you have. 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Erysipelas, conditions of the skin, are deep-seated blood dis- eases, and applications of salve lotions and washes can only afford temporary relief, without and medical adviser is an }t Katherine y pro: | | } | | |The gist of most | please her mother CYNTHIA GREY fi By the bride's family provide carriages to take the guests from the church to the bride's home? LORNA. necesnary, if the in in town. Usually, where guests from @ a country wed family arrange ind space for a letter from a} tion, does thing . ‘This is not wedd. howev dinta to great to “ir carry, when taught him to| church to the reception Plate Raila Going Out " eae «3 Grey: We are building a new home, Would it be better to and the) pave a plate rail in the dining rooms or just a plain molding? HOME- BUILDER. It will be better to use a plain molding. Pilate rails seldom are used in the new houses now be- nahenaces* : . can suggest? cL ing built. Few families have china which, because of its age or artistic value, deserves to be displayed In #0 conspicuous & manner. Furthermore, @ plate rail catches much dust and makes extra wor' Me rved and spell and he learned #0 ea the songs of th y ¢ Ar could 4 4 that me 1 than anything in A there was r happiness t Then } « helpless tement and of t tired hink 1 Someone has maid th nelfieh. Lr time I ever bh pressed I th who uttered t hearted, indeed Bb I live, the fact that grief I emt urd that webt the word Sted ut the Wedding Etiquette Gre wed. a recep more 1 your memory lowed thie gr gulf your existence. when ye all the world of mother thru he In not that selfish, to think of in the has robbed that might benefit great, pent-up love? cure for a sorrow highway thor to a wil orphan children whom death our surent eart gO out on the ways of life and find have greater » have tour of 4 baby homes in 1 pre ue & mary upon your morbid mi Id in a new light and feel © shuffling off the we. 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