The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 21, 1919, Page 8

BY Dinner at Seattle Tennis Club Six and Theatre honor of Mr ownell, Mr it Merrill ely apne y ever The guests Country club, d the Rates and ty r anc nels Ruests were by Mins prior to entertained ard dit Milnora W the Late me of Haller Mr, and and hey |t b M performa e supper Henry Mi and served eale at Mr beautiful pb of Mr. and Was crowded music lovers on at the musi by Mrs. strove , Perry presided Mrs, Struve was o @ntertainment of her & A Jane F. Terry, Mrs. A Bullitt, Mrs. Keith Logar and Mrs. W. 8S. Peachy three oneact operas of “ll Tavarro. Suor| Ir and “Gianni Schichhi,”| White entertainingly discussed Ramaay ted by music by Mrs, Louise/tul db oe ‘The first was a tragedy,| home sentimental, and, coming er the tragedy, served to prepare iy for the rollicking comedy ihe third, whose plot quivered|, be S@llicksilver, and whose music) i Mparkling, according to Mrs. /i'"' | Ogle. The three operas made ing contrast and the char the last helped to alleviate Q@ragedy of the first. The was made up entirely of and therefore offered litte for lyric numbers, but the Qlways made a clever and ri background for the @hanges of the emotion of | Van Ogle ts a woman E Versatility in music. She is /thoir new c @ lover of music, andiing The @ briltiantiy. but she has the|wii! be Mr. and Mra. A. 8 of interpreting and im: ridge, Mr. and Mrs. H. P. er art to others in her) Mr and Mrs. Harry D. Austin, She understands Puceini/and Mre. E. G. Hoffman, Mr , and knows the soul of/ Mrs, William Wallace, Mr Her personality sways! Mrs, Howard T. Ballard and She has traveled/and Mrs. C. H. Shields d the old world in wigan well as the new, and she 72 “this wealth of information| White Elephant Shop ‘The program for th White Ele Van/phant Shop for Friday, has beer fn the community who de-| a provement Mrs. | Hi much more than a teacher; arranged by Mra. John Ramated are a source of deep|soprano, and Mrs, Bert H. Harris to those who know music, contralto, @ ted by Mra. Jay the experience of her|Smith, sopri Mra. Tom gift of interpretation Ferguson, ac Mra. Ram -. sted will sing composition by Daisy Wood Hildreth of Miss Emily Hale, of a ag who is their guest, rev. Luncheon for Perkins and Mrs. Perkins Byjdal Party ae ti guests at dinner Miss Doris Mitchell and Mire ~ ley Aamanaaee Louise. Raymond will be joint host at Golf Club exses at @ luncheon at the Sunset @inner dance Saturday to Mise Juanita Fisher, whe Bt the Golf club promises|riage to Mr. Donald Graham brilliant affair. A greatitake place September tions have been made.|quests will be the pridesma Huteson will be as|the FisherGraham wedding the entertainment oa o29.m Mrs. Alexander fo ae Luncheon Red Cross Mrs. D.C soprano, wil ng t Shop 7 Jumble Struve : i of the Mrs. Fredert with smartly | pte Wednesday pe je and Mrs at the tea sisted i oom he noon hour Friday at the Red Mrs . Tt oss Jum mas wi tea ‘& Informal Luncheon Mrs a few f Stephen B. Gibbs entertained pxan Dinner for White compliment will ¢ Mrs. - we ot and Buffet Supper Mre BR. Dav Pe supper «iv Mrs for 10 for her home in Rochester “gi Motor Car The fe er Agen 1321 formally ing Vaanized of They are Dealers’ of st Thureday even the Dealers’ Cc lub home Job will be ope n August Motor Car having a dance club house on this ¢ entertainment comm: by newly or oper Eld Grant Mr and and Mr for Visitor will The of on * & McCord, Mrs. Joha| Gompiimenting Mise A. W. Tidmarsh, Mre./ 0) Marea, Waher Farrell and Mrs. D. BE), SNe sos tertained eight girls informally ldmy at luncheon at the |Tennia club Margaret Beale en to at Rainier Club) members of the As! Industries of Seattle met An informal supper Rainier club for dinner on en last t and ™ drening.. Mr. Frank |*!V%?, st night by Mr. and Mrs {Alfred Millard, jr at their home fe he ain and bad 4 the Olympian apartments 3 Pagers ing the Gilman-Kimball wedding . Haller Flostess House Party DPheodore Haller will enter-| Friday at her home, 12 from Olympia at luncheon ‘Bridge will be played. The } belong to a bridge club in| Supper Party party was Miss Dorothy Levitt gave a houne party at her home at Manchester jover the week end | House Party One of the enjoyable the season was the al Luncheon ven b M. L eee Sehwader | will rive| Fore TG bekee. a feet Tancheon on Friday st! purchase, of Denver in compliment to Mrs ane. ie of Minneapolis, who | Desves, and her sister, Mrs. A. W " é . : . |life-lone friends. Mra. P rete & Zater a motor trip will be | ite Tani 1-0, Guanice Tocclstes pe the boulevards. the hostess in receiving he Desa era Pa | Dancing was enjoyed houses are probably so hour, when dainty @ because a man is expected to|were served. There kk down in advance. I present cee affairs of house party Wilson at her} Mrs. M. FE! Col Mre. Wilson are have been | Purchase natives of r guests until a late refreshments were 50 guests one wants to wear a garment that does not feel right how obviously elegant that garment may app : degree of comfort, that feeling of fitness that goes with all ments. New York creations at N.¥. prices not only feel right. but that Fifth Ave. appearance, chic, colorful and. convincing , Market Blouse Shop ::: Pike YY BIG SHOW COMING TO SEATTLE Basis wi AUG. 21, 22 AT SHOW GROUNDS, FIFTH AND REPUBLIC. BECK'WALLAC R “I CUS BIGGEST ZOO OW EARTH. ai" EARTH 59 CLOWNS EARTH'S MOST AMAZING ACTS $3,000,000 INVESTED - DAILY EXPENSE $7,500 PARADE AT 10 A. 04, emcrome tm rast rcaregunce 60 SOORS OFER 47 1 AMO 7 P.M PERFORMANCES BLOM AT 2 ano SP OWE — TICKET ADMITS TO ALL £7 y> cep UATITII ae Sete Shem Dar at Sherman, Clay & Store at Same RIDERS on Show Grounds jclub next Wednesday in compliment | © mar-| Seattle | follow. | THE SEATTLE Fs tel AUGUST 21, | WOMAN'S PAGE Confessions ofa Bride BETTY BRAINERD Gilman-Kimball Wedding rt Sunset club was the scene of of the prettiont of weddings We lay evening when Miss Alice Gil daughter of Mr. and Mra, L. ¢ Gilman, be the bride of Mr Kimball of Hood ne man, Fordham The broad steps of the Bunset lent themselves b Hassett autifully to the ar rangement of the wedding An exquinit jor scheme of pink ut. The down the steps and end of the altar nd blue was carried thru bridal party came 1 to thi where an ponte mprovised of white ushers was arranged The jamin Gilman hydrangeas 1 of Mr. Be brother of the bride Mr. Albert Peters, Mr. Edwin Pooley Mr. Roy ley, all of Hood River led the bridal party down the First came Mrs. Cha Don worth in pink taffeta, carrying a large armful of blue bydrang Mra, J. Thateher Hodge feta, carrying an armful irangeas, Miss Elma ¢ pink taffeta with armful of & hydrangeas and walked ne Mins u land wed stairs and in blue taf of pink b Hing wore Katherine who was § ng pink hydrang of individual style mmaide w smart French made of cloth of silver with white maline forming @ slight ver thelr faces and swathed ar falling in re turba: und cir bonnets loone ppe honor, w broidered in silver with flounces of k hydr bride, a arm of her h mirror red with pearls, lace and carried pir the Then ca stunning father wea i tw fr bow i | who has been the guest of her taffeta, | at the | which f 4 al wd and lined with the of pale green chiffon © whole train A large bouquet of w white aweet peas was carried by bride. Her wedding veil of tulle! ll entirely over her dress and was outlined with silver thread. An at an Ww tractive face veil was draped from a/ tulle core pearls and caught with orange b somes on ¢ Mary Ann MoeGiilis was train bearer, garbed in white organd an old fashioned poke bonnet \ tulle. A dainty corsage of Ceci! Brunner roses was tied on her arm Mr, Stuart Kimball of Hood River was the best man. Mrs. L. C. Gilman, bride, was handsome in a black char meune over which was draped b silk net heavily embroidered in jet She wore orchi | Dr. Herbert the ceremony Mrs. Walter Kimball, mother of the groom, wore an orchid natin dress draped with white lace. orchids completing her ‘The bride's going away a midnight tr broidered in golden brown. jdark biue turban with ostrich and white fox furs completed bh: | tractive eostume. Madame Trac ft Portiand designed both her wedding | gown, which was rful crea on, and her going away frock At the reception afterward Mrs. George Donworth, Mrs, Freterick V. | Brown, Mra. Charles bi and Mra. G. A Roch pre sided over the tea table. ed by Miss Hose Howe and Miss Ruth Piles ‘The bride's table was centered with & large basket of pink roses, The serving tables were decorated | wit & profusion of pink and blue hydrangeas, masses of which were everywhere in evidence around the club rooms Altho she has been away from Se attle a number of years, Mra | ball is one of the most popular of Se attle girls. She has traveled aby enaively and is both intellectual and charming. Her visits to the city in the future as in the past will al ways be looked forward to by a host lof admiring friends After a short trip the bride and | groom will be at home at Hood River: | Ore. Among the out-of-town guests who attended the wedding were: Mra. Wil Mam A. I oJ. M. Lewis 4 daughter, Miss D }liska Lewis, aunt and cousin of the nneapolis; Mr. and ers, Mr. and Mrs, Ea Roy Kelly and Mr Stuart Kimball of Hood River; Mr and Mre. Benjamin H. Gilman, Port land; Mr. A. J. Davidson, the federal manager of the S., P. & 8. railroad Mr. 8. L. Stinson, uncle of the from Portland, and Judge and Mrs. Charles H. Carey of Portland . . |House Party Mr. and Mre. C. Peters entertain Mr and Mra, Fred J Mra. Mohundro and Mr |terson, of Australia, at their try home at Yarrow over the jend with H. Gowen performed tume dress was blue olette em A small ti a wonde ae u will Pat coun, stone, ATIONAL BE ENTERTAI Col. BE. Elisworth circles, Ladies of | the G. A. R., will entertain for Sister Rose KE. Houghton, nation president, from two until four o'clock in the Veterans’ hall, the Armory.’ All members and friends are invited es Ww. ¢. , U. ING The Ballard W. CG. T. U. will hold its regular meeting at the home of Mrs, Jackson Silbaugh, Sunset ave, at 2 o'clock, ‘The pro- gram will be provided by the hos- tess. Members will take the Alki car at Second and Pine at 1 o'clock . BALLARI T M HOMESTEADERS* SOCIETY The Homesteaders’ Society will give an entertainment Friday eve- ning, Aug. at the Swedish Cl hall, at Elghth and Olive. A fi program of children's exercises be given, All are invited, iW members and friends bat's go buy Boldt’s French pas- try. ey M4 3a a Are down. et which was beaded with |p omer mother of the | g nck | Mr & corsage Of | Mrx lof two weeks | Kim. | ter, Minneapolis; Mra. | Mrs, Fred Masson of New York win Mra. J. &. Gibson, left her b | ter-in-law | Tuesday for ome o- Frink and Mins Wednesday Mra Franets Fr Victoria to visit oft until and Mire. Frank Ar Mr Blak parenta in Le Brophy (Sally are Mr. Brophy Mr tered Ken the ue = and have taken an Arma for the and Mrs nne Pe t at Hamilton ters Mr moving their he and Mrs “-* Ww to ¢ Mr ire iiiam = Clyde to left and are ympia Brown rown make Tuenday Thursday wn will on and and two Mra. J Mre wpent the M. EB. Atkir Hruce Short daugh ter on week end on Orcas Mrs Corinne week's toria, wT ret trip Rabeock and daughter Sunday fro Vancouver and Vic Mins Mr. and Mra turned from a three Grant Mark months’ vieit tr Mr wood his brother BF. OB of week Hogur H eardus spending Mr ‘ Mee FO OP Mins Margaret Cover and Mrs. Le Saturdey for Hood's Canal and Mra jand Mis# Lucy have removed they will make dus Mr. and daughter Mr to Mr Pp. 3 of veer Tacoma to Seattle, where their George 7 Mr. Eugene returned fr Neville home Mra ma trip to 4 leaves shortly fe i» home Q W. Forr lett Fri three Week's trip to Call Mr. and Mre day for a fornia Mr bourne, and Mra who have left T trip to Va Winterbourne will le Rast Harold Winter been visiting for a motor thelr returr for an extended trip in Mr. and Mra. John W. Eddy left ‘Tuesday for a cruise on their yacht Lydia. Their guests were Mr. and Mra, Paul Mandell Henry, Mr. and Eéward rrett and Mr 4 Mra. James Eddy of Everett. T will return today Mr. and Mra. Williae Prosser are motoring about puver Isiand for several days Thornt \ Mr. and Mre son James he John Fl, Agen © returned from a Montana. Mian Oakland, who has Agen, left today ence O'Neill of heen visiting Mre rron |for her home. ee Mr ton Harmon Rorison of Wilming N. ¢ recently returned from service overs of Mra, D, BE. Skinner Mr. and Mrs. George Black Mrs. Eli Brown, Mra. Dorcy Brown and their two daughters left today for Lake Crescent, where they wi eh remain until Monday Mr. and Mra. 1 daughters Dorothy have returned from Banff and Lake Louise eee Paul Palmer leaves Septer to enter Harvard college who in the guest G Brown and Jen fortnight tte Mr ber 1 Students Present Music Show Here University students will the “Summer Garden Ievue ten by Ford wn and set to r by Don Wi 1 Ormaby Wa Meany night beauty direc produce writ n The chorus by Florence Rogers will be ted METROPOLITAN This Week Riotous Musical Frolic JARVIS FOOTLIGHT REVUE PORTER J. 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