The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 23, 1919, Page 12

{hy STE Main By REBECCA Offico Phe peinor- W ate rhouse Home weddings are mate and f but rave beauty about the e-| Frida hyie hvis MOnY, a dignity and st eas that ts iualle oroasion ex Miss Give Hor t Trinity chu R gathered fricv , for the wedding 4 jerhous M r, the je of whit maiuty of arrancemer planning and it —_ yew we j MBER 28, 1919. VENSON 600. tmas Dan Mra, } enty | Felger to THE Ss MALL, WELL-EQUIPI HINTS ON YOUR HOME BY DOROTHY FAY GOULD ED KITCHEN Dinner Miss Marie Hag « Nellie: Folge linner for twelve turday evening » which Miss Dor riving for Mine Felger and Mims nd the Maribor Angel s Maric att Los lis Hay ygerty marched stra! Droadened bite white chrys Wideapreading — woodware from eithe era nodded over t ‘of cathedral candles gurpliced choir the white © < Love Ascend ater hefore the wedding march, Mre c. Henry . “Oh, Pair and Holy.” st Lune: Jane Miss with a rset Thea bridat Dr Owens. Mr, Edwin A. Str Denny and Mr: Fis ut, Jr Keith n Miss Katherine Kittinge How, heavily brocaded in with tulle of the . walking with Mise Mi 1a in rose, brocaded P@raped. Their hats , of tulle and with « circle of ostrich ‘the brims hats of the third br Muriel Waterhouse tdeam and Wat ¥ Miss Mary ide’s two siste with bod with flat soft bows nt skirts, draped Miss Muriel’s gown was pon Blue and Mary Wate was orchid col ey a eolonial bougue f I shades h tips to mate! and the © silver Miss to Gi father, ated by hats. bride came in with he bfine, clear beauty acce simple arrangement « Yell, as tong as he train have fashion head wit spray blossoms oF . meeting t mn was wea draped the reachet rhs a the bodice the edge of t ‘ like the yoke, real lace.| Bouquet was others, of orchi all white blossoms. of white ostrich tips, With long streamers of tulle. Raymond White of Kansas ‘stood with Mr. Minor at the Frederic ywin rite sweet | partis, within and R. | Ente w. K 2 a dinne pleasure. the eve stairway punch tery living room was of pink, deeper 2 nd Russell roses. used In the music ro ‘i and pink p< the mantel over varied santhe still as | slumn # of | lunchec In b the lights © was served in Lg By oe tint \ ‘of Cecil Brunner lia roses ar the center of the hted by candle ornamented with t ‘Of valley lilies. The * fn its little boxes wore * mistletoe. the receiving line with Wagerhoure were Dr IC. Mifor of Kans Hesy The Dinr Areti in Bullitt ter of San Fran Wilson, Miss Cathe Elma Collins, M Miss Mary Delaf ter in the ever 0 left on their ch is to end they will Jed in @ sult hbioom, trimmed which «bh . Minor i# the daughter of Mrs. Frank Waterhouse Kent Piace, | | dérsey; pousesses great cho Well beloved by an Infinite friends. Ir, Minor ix the ; nd J. C. 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Madame «’ achool were held in the draw ing room @f the achool Friday morn rtains Sub-Debs ngiat Abgielock, with Raye J ating. The grad he subdeb Frances Oltham valedictorian Barash-Vestal. Mr. and Mre announce the marriage of daughter, Louise Katherine, to Sydney Phillip Barash of Seattle. of Mr. and Mra. Morris Tuesday, December 16 Oregon Following a short wedding trip and Mrs. att and will friends after Janifery Tea Room Closed for Two Days The Red Cros nena and A boat rik ning complet onor of the students at Mille home for holidays, the college will give a e Women's University afternoon, followed he Orpheum. ae of th matt ear, thruout the city have informal gathering and day evening at the lumbus hall. An invitation tended to all “Sourdoughs Community Christmas Tree The the groun at | Christmas eve Parent-Teacher urches and schools ford district perian Daneing Club Hesperian Dancing club will stmas danee tomorrow Jougias hall, Tenth Pine street Dancing planned dance ver Dance at ic Club re will be a commur tx of Li he eiling are invited LEATHER What is more useful? What in more dependable? What is more appreciated? Walk Over to ith and Save a Fourth Some Suggestions Manicure Sets Music Rolls 5 Writing Folios 5 and up. Our line of Trunks, Suit Cases, Traveling Ba Boston Bags, is one of the largest in the city and our prices are right, Ladies’ Hand Bags in Leather, up, Velvet or Beaded Bags. We them for $1.00 and up. Bill Folds 50¢ and up. Pass Cases $1.00 and up. Coin Purses 25e and up. Collar Bags $1.59 and up. Brief Cases $5.00 and up. 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