The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 27, 1920, Page 10

: GAMMA PHI BETA SORORITY TO GIVE FORMAL BALL BY BEULAH MITCHELL COUTTS he r Seckety Keltor of 8 GQAMMA PHT SORORITY ANNUAL SPRING FORMAL OF THE WIR be given on Friday evening, Ma » Christe Me preparations are being made to have t he most pretentious ensen'’s hall t of ons and patre and Mrs, Edmond ‘PHONE the history of the sorority nt and Mra, Henry Su and Mra. Ph lonel Wy Mr, and* M Spe Home, Main 2761. Supper in Honor of Some | Flonzaley Artists Ta compliment to t the Flonmaley quartet Trafton Keena were hosts ot) M Ryrsariy supper party at me last at toe deg, foo concert Len . Richmond Members wi members Mr. and M * Miss Richmond Mra. Henry 4 ve Trformal Dinner Panes Bnd 9 few 3 if. and Mra. Frederic Struve wit! eerie, Ri heme this eve dinner ot! Mrs, Hood t edt to Miss Lila Van Kirk, whol for Mrs. Hay @ome to the city to 5 t gli Seip leg of lectures on Italy ar atic problem er, Mra 4 lunior Practice Club eeting The Junior Practice club met with | i nersege Sher a temetChi Omega Dinner bn, & musical program was The Chi sorority with songs by Mra Charles pr i, piano numbers by Mrs. # © He So: 0. Stimson, and a reading of /ald for for from Musical America. ed with tt ee flowers. Mrs. Hewitt Hostess Tea ) Mrs. John H. Hewitt was hostess © tan informal toa today at her 7 Gm honor of her sister, Miss Frances i he on, whose marriage to Mr. Os- | in the Carro! ‘3 Packard will be solemnized on|@ay in honor Bturday and also to George Packs is visiting in town. Presiding at urns were Mrs Pau Mandell Wy, Mrs. Faunce Whitcomb, Mrs Traften Keena and Mrs Macfarlave. y wood Omega Bridgg Luncheon for Mrs. Hay Mrs. Daniel J Mrs. M. & er, Mra. George T. Hood. Mrs. Witherspoon to Be Hostess < luncheon at 7 Th ¥ in compliment Esterly | gsrion &. May, of Spokane the’ pleasure of Mra. George To Sr § Easterly, who is spending a few fm the city, Mrs. Albert J will entertain at lun | Bridge at her home on Friday. | b fe Mrs. William T. ostens idge Tea-Given nis city in honor of Mrs. Mf Mrs. Layman Orange, N ire. H. ©. Barrett entertained at a/ Horner, of Minn tea this afterncon in ber 4 A pts at the Hotel Sorrento in Queen Anne High t to Mrs. O. D. Lapmas,| couver, B.C. who is a visitor | School Reunion } the city. ate . londay Bridge Club | Wettnesday chook evening in tt week with Miss Janet Powell. | eee P features and dancing. for Chicago honor of Mr. and Mrs. G. C of Chicago, who are visit- Gre in the city, Mr. and Mrs. Harry |. Ostrander will be hosts at a di Harry Jergen: Ber atithelr home this evening ee: Bc . }man, and Hobert _ McMicken-Snyder . : age Announced Thrift Shop Needs and Mrs. George A. Snyder an- This Donation Week the marriage of their daugh-| Thrift S da call E4na Winnifred, to Mr. Hallidie | out f Micken, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mau- | ing. McMicken, on December 11. |motor corps wi eee “ dies. gagement Announced ir. and Mrs. Prank H. Burgess an the ewgdgement of their} Pherson, Davidson, MacDonald. son, James ¢ eanore cone, for ephone ile Archie Kenyon, of St rly of Seattle The wedding| ington, Sunday, April 25. take piace in May. ERNST HARDWARE Co. SIXTH AVENUE and PIKE STREET Poultry Netting SPECIALS For Wednesday Only Ideal Poultry Netting 165. Feet in Roll 24-inch Roll .........../$2.80 48-inch Roll ..............$5.20 Two-burner Gas Plate... . $2.98 Simplex Dandelion Puller. $1.10 Boy’s Spading Fork.......85c Hartford Lawn Sprinkler, Riveted Garden Hoe .......38¢ Klabor affair ides the So- ciety Editor of The tar—Office, Main 600; Thilipa will entertain me on Er Miss It » Entertain Hood will be host n Wednesday M. EB he m wer b * last evening at a banquet so amfiton waa host eas at a bridge luncheon at her home apartments on Satur e0's May, ane, who is vimiting her daugh H t Witherspoon will en her home on'q a R to Mrs |Luncheon for Visitors | lawton will be Inesday at @ luncheon lof twenty covers at the Seattle Ten Han: | ‘ow, of South ‘The alumnae reunion of the Queen Anne high school will be held next | the bigh All former Queen Anne stu Monday Bridge club will meet | dents and alumnae are urged to be! Present as there will be some oro | The committee in charge of this|St¥*® luncheon and- card party at) ried women will meet Wednesday ot |year’s reunion ts the Misses Victoria | Moove temp McLean, Catherine Lair, Lenore Mo-| °clock. Catheryne Cochran, Beth Clarke, Marian nd Mesars. George Jen: | Frenk Powers, Walter Hodge, chair Bonnet, president oe if being sent tx’ cloth-| 12:90 the bun eee Elphon Club Banquet - The Elpbon Club held their first inter, Mabelle Corinne, to Mr.|of a series of informal banquets in Paui,}the club's houseboat on Lake Wash The club plans to hold banquets | ine at the chapter house, 4520 Unt [Minsicil) Rasttion THOMAS J. DILLON, JR. Who, with his mother, leaves today to Dillon in New York Jand dances thru the summer at the Jub house, and from the success of the opening affair the ub in due for @ witecensful Those attendin the fair Minn opening af Harkman Miriam Maxuine Kathleen! iner, Miss Kyron Wine, Jr ako Mr, William Pahlds, Mr alter MoKiroy, Mr Chester Wyite, Mr. W ard Shaler DY] Me, Lawre Mu Mr. Ver Jpon Hev Mr, Roy Jobnston,! Mr Mert Johnston and Mr. Kt Nowlator Marie a Luncheon in Honor of | mplimentary to Mrs, Edward P t of the women | A farewell luncheon was giv the Seattle Suffrage offt ‘ league departs the tomorrow for eslet the eastern wo effurt to ratify ¢ bog FOR WEDNESDAY Hay jon lation Seattle Day Nursery Assoc Bea 1 Nurwery A Vimy Ridge Chapter, 1 Mrs. Th oD Be Covers were | chapter, I. 0, D. ¥ rat ing lar Baker car ne at Wisconsin ¢ eheon at ¢ Mrs. Ide whi club mer Wisconsin ladies. of} Lorraine Social Club Eastern Stars invited of the Lorraine & card of the atip an meeting in the temple ta the} 1 club} room Masons m ee Home Sewing Club Sewing club, Ladies of the meets from 1) s. m. to § Dp. m. with Mre. Mary Pek. Fort! Lawton car to Twenty fourth, Home | | | omen of Mooscheart Legion | Women of Mooseh Moone m term Cards at 2 ee Hatasu Circle Hatasu Circle No. 1, Dau ors of the Nile, will hold ceremonial at|l* ¥ | Corinthian “hail, Masonic, temple, 2 © Biechman, Mrs, BL Danks, commencing #1 1:20. Dinner will be| Mrs El. Woodman and Mre A. (| served at @ o'clock in honor of Nive | Hallowell. Mra, C. M. Hartle will |Temple band and officers f provide the musteal numbers. Ali | by & concert by the band. Daneing | {ends and members paral ie at 9 o'clock. Shriners and their | University car, get off a : wives invited to the ' ° the Seattle Centra) Council of the! Congress of Mothers and Parent Tea. assocta tow! gram is being p L. Vernon, Mrs u dance. 2.9 . Women of Moosehrart Y. W. CG A, GQubs Women of Moossbeart Legion wi!!| The Acacia club for young mar- at 1230. Cards at 2,120 for a get-together party and social time, go that the new mem. bers may become better acquainted land learn more of the club activi A. | des, eee Green Lake W. C. T. A. Greon Lake W. CT with the presjdent, 6 avenue northeast, Shower for White ‘The meets Fourth | Home. at 2 Shield ‘Thg Kwan Kwoo club wil have wupphr Wednesday evening in the {tea ropm at 6 o'clock, with the Fel |lowship ciub. bie class will fol liow ee ladies of the G. A. R The Ladies of the G. A. Tt sewing club will with Mrs. | the home tomorrow at ‘The Girl’ Advisory Counct of the Mitts, Seattle Federation of Clubs will meet 4 of with Mra.jat 6:30 o'clock for their regular Take Fremont-Ballar4| monthly meeting in the biue partor dat eee ADDITIONAL CLUBS moet the | West Mary Fiske. lear to 7 — | | ‘The Friends of All club will have their club supper Thursday in the private dining roam of the cafeteria | fat 6 wk, after which will be! | Bible class and rehearsals for the play that the members are planning } Phi Ma Alumnae to Meet Seattle Alumnae Association i Mu will hold it# regular meet Th ot F — | versity boulevard. Saturday, May 1, | at § p.m. All vinitfng Phi Mus are extended a cordial invitation. cee Election of Officers The Seattle Musical Art Officers at its meetir in the Fine Art At 6 o'clock Thursday, tn the tea room, the Union Bible class will have its regular club supper, to be towed by Bible study at 7 o'clock. mociet } The Altrua club will meet Friday | rooma./at 7 o'clock for @ social hour to Mrs. Sarah A. Thorn. | interest friends and new members in Mra. Clara M. Hartle,| the club activities, Recreation and/ e-president Frank D.| swimming will follow. yThere will be Mrs. an interesting lecture, re elected Weda They ton. p first vi Black, Vice-presid Ora K. Barkhuff, record Mra. Barbara I reasurer; Mrs. Andrew Mc stor. ide ent Mra At 6:30 Friday the executive board | of the Cosmopolitan clab will! have | its regular monthly business meet: | ing in the office of the club secre. | tary. } otticers of the ts ad Arranges Meetings for All Week ‘The Woman's Century clyb has! arranged its meetings for this week as follows Drama department meets Wednes day at 10:30 at Federated club house. Mies 8. 8. Williams will read a pa per French department meets at New Washington hotel Monday, Mry. Henry Landes will entertain | the literature and travel department | 4 r y at her home, 4511 18th N. E Austin EB. Griffiths, Longfellow anish department meets Tues. | treasurer, Mrs. Edith Me |day in Dutton club rooms, Y. W Summit PT. A.; trustees, Mra.|c.a Kinney, president West Wood “eae }land PWT, A.; Mrs, Ge saquah PT. A., and Informal Dance | Humes, Broadway P.T. A. | Arrangements have been complet ° 4 | ed for the informal dance to bx Silver Tea at Home of Mrs. Canfield in the Shrine auditorium, ™ | A ailver tea will be given at the| temple, by Lorraine chapter No. home of Mrs. H. 4, Canfield, 1804| 0, B. 8, on Thurrday evening, April BK. 50th et., next Friday afternoon by ‘29, at 9 p. m. Mr. Ilerbert Nutting | rgan Fitz, New P.T. A. Officers ‘The newly elected King County F Teacher seventh deration of Parent associations, chosen at the annual convention of that tion, held & auditors 16 follow Mra lor, presi é Foster A.; vice | presidents, Mrs. J. L. Burnside, | member at large, and Mra. H. W Clingenpeel, president Olympic View T. A; recording secretary, Mrs. F. Goodhue, president Iemaquah A.; corresponding secretary ns President nt of t A Permanent Hair Wave HAVE US WAVE IT NOW and PAY FOR IT LATER At your own convenience IN SMALL PAYMENTS Our credit plan is the very best guarantee in you will be satisfied with the results obtained. A wave will save you at least one-half hour every day of the week. Kvery one can now discard the old curling fron and patent curlers for we have brought the PERMANENT WAVE WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL For appointment call Main 6507 LADIES’ IMPROVEMENT SHOP | the world that 520 Union give a lune ¢ eae Z fe to give in the near future. ie join Mr. tie is chairman and a large attendance ls expected. cee Kammage Sale A “Rummage Sale” will be held at Seventh and Pine, Pine st. mar ket, beginning today, for the benefit ot the Holy Trinity Engtfsh Luther. an church. 6 ee General Federation of Women's Clubs Conservation of our national for. cote, birds and waterways will be among the great mubjects discumed at the bienrial convention of th General Federation of Women’ clubs, to be held at Des Moines, | Towa, the third week In June, Mra. Joun D. Sherman, Chicaga Il, chairman of the department has ar ranged @ special semsion in which the addreax will be given by George H National Reclamation anagciation. There will be also a luncheon and « series of conferences and exhibits The exhibits will be shown at con servation headquarters in the Li brary building, where the special conferences will be held. Among the conference speakers will be Col, W B. Greeley, director of the national forest service; Russell T. Edwards, director education section, American Forestry association; Mra, W. I Meyers, Los Angeles, chairman bird section, G. F. W. C.; Mra. Godditte, chaigman forestry rection, G. F. W. C; Mrs. Charles H. MeNider, chair fol} TYLE, comfort and gualityare care- fully balanced in these well-known shoes to ive the utmost in sat- isfaction to the buyer. Seventy different hand- some styles and patterns to choose from. Mo xwell, executive director of the | A Mra, C. H, Topn, of Shanghai, on Wednesday three ebildren }and nurse 1 arrive to be the Judge in the city guests of Mon Mra, Free « V Mr Francisco to meet the and Brown, at tite Hotel whe nte Brown wrento | went to Han urn with them. | party will ret | | Mr, Henry Carstens returned last week from California where he has Mra, Carsten: pent several manth Will remain a few weeks longer | “ee | Mr Frank Macklem | will remove Mra. 1. on Wednesday to their Point, Eagle summer home at Wing Harbor eee wh Mr. Harringtan California for Bylvonter been touring in tues months returned yesterday | see Mr leave Wed and Mra. Douglas Secor will day tor Ban Francine | where they will make their home so ul Mra, Edward 1 lidven will return « om California where apent the w Garrett 1 Mond they have Mr. and Mrs. Jes Mine Alice Iver, guests, Mr. and Mrs won, of New York lay for Ban Fre wher | will spend a fortnjeht bete for Honolulu } eee wit Henry Pb and Mre wall son Mr. as thelr gur | Lamorgeux ingham and Mra sta Mr ana ps have | William of Bell - The Minses KElea and ichaelia, of Victoria, B. C., have been epending a fortnight with H. Whi will on Wednesday by the house guests of Mra. Farwe Putnam ‘Lilly who cee | Mra George W. Fischer and Misx Grace Pine © will kave tomorrow for fan cleo to spend a fort night. eee Miss Marjory Stevens will leave thie evening for Davenport, lowa, to | be present at the marriage of Miss |Porcthy Panton and Mr. Harold) Phoent which will take place on Saturday. | ee Mies Josephine Hom, of Santa | narbare, will leave tomorrow for her! |home, accompanied by Mia Kath | leon Donohoe, who will spend several |» | Weeks in the South. eee Dr, and Mrs. Bruce Filmore were Victoria visitors over the week-end. eee Mra. George W. Purnell, who has spent the winter in California, will ret) on Friday. ‘In Sheffield, Engiand, women now lhiave @ chance to learn something |about @ trade which has heretofore | been carried on chiefly by men. They | jare being taught burnishing and pol- jishing in the silver and electroplate | aeae } man natural scenery section, G. F. | W. C; Mra. Frances EB. Whitley | past president Jowa Federation of | Women's clubs and Dr. B, Shimek, | jot lowa University. | The luntheon speaker will de} | Stephen T. Mather director national | park service, special guest of honor, | followed by short addresses yy Dr 1, H. Pammel, chairman lowa state | | conservation board; Mra. F. J. Shee han, chairman Dunes Park, and Miss | Jessie I. Burrel, National Geo-| |graphical society, Mrs. Sherman is | dean of chairman of departments in the general federation and has been actively connected with conservation | work for many years | See the late new models on sale at leading dealers. Look for the Mayer trade- mark andt! hename Martha Washington on the sole. F. Mayer Boot & Shoe Co. Milwaukee, Wisconsin Concert | celebrated wanization, ¢ inost perfec Lattan |e written Me } b £ Sy Ki me Spring Has Come, Move .2 A. WH, Tire imuy Sea re, halal Mi. Mure Conducted by LOUISE ANNA®8LE Flonzaley “Hear Young Seattle Sing” At @ meeting of the May Festh committee held last night in the Cen tral’ buliding estival slogan wi adoy © uch have been pare in a contest for the best submitted to the com for use in publicity, The best ted by Miss Dow Adams school,4 ttle Bing.” This 1 slogan of the May Impressive An exceptio: musical ev week was the concert by the at the r finished ned the ution of ite kind emble Flonzaley q Metropolitan last night ympowed of f been p artet Ucip musicians y be t organi submit the devoted to Phe opening number was Mw quartet in D Major theme of the first mc put by the first 4 movement than the first chamber « must “ be the offic Festival Vinal plans for the full program of the three performances were am and in ranged bo perfectly oe the deey Thin quartet endered. od Uy Mise Lethe L ted by M Mec unber wa. * laure Breytog n Eo 4 supert times seems to be neidere ne the uch fervor Flonz nd feeling that it has versal fare. The last | C singing were Goorsen's “By t TCRDAT EVRMING a Rape . ¢ Cantata, “A Song Shore ainge whom America her ewn, and which called encores ir particular Geld of music mber of this quartet is a finished tint, yet they play as one instru: | ment They bave mastered and per fected every reason of technique, and perfected the £ ‘Their, supreme and incompa have justly giveo th perfe i discharge, Agony rest at night Thee drops of the gentle, D.D. D. Irritation %, refreshing atm In due tine, complete healing. tee the first botth 0. Ark tor D. D. ave studied a nest ensmble music beauty of harmony | m the jo of nizatign devot tone ble t org: os 8 Amphion Society Conceyt May 12 Under the direction of Claude Mad-! den, the Amplion society will be heard in ebncert at Meany ball, May | 12. Miss Martha Atwood, soprano, who has received very favorable crit. | iciam thruout the United States, will) be soloist. “The program to be given | “Z follows: ar Spangied Panner~ nd of Our Hearte”...G. W. Chadwick “BARTELL DRUG STARES Direet Private Wire MACPARLA' ‘1 kB Members Chicago Board Ten shar ad upwert, CASH of PARTIAL PAYM Grain, 1,000 Dushels and upw. | tas LOWMAN BUILDING Elitett 14a4 Patriot THE AMERICAN FLAG has been used to | camouflage many unsavory schemes under the cloak of patriotism, but never before has the flag been desecrated to the extent of at- tempting to drape it around a plebeian garba; can. ’ This new use of the flag is subtly contained in a proposed ordinance recently introduced in the City Council by Councilman Philip Tindall, under the following title: “An ordinange relating to the public health and sanitation of the City of Seattle: and regulatimr the collection and disposal of garbage in, and the conveyance thereof, over the public streets of said city as herein provided.” On the face of it, the ordinance looks innocent enough, end would lead one to believe it was drawn and presented to the council! with the one object of protecting the health of the citisems of Beattle A close scrutiny of the ordinance, however, will disclose the fact that there is a small, but much alive, Ethiopian hidden Ge in the underbrush Here t# the little joker, which t# concealed in the clause of section 4 of the ordinance—dealing with contracts for the eol- tion of gar 1 when is fully exposed te the glarin light of publicity it will emit a stench whieh will ascend on hig! Ike the aroma from the contents of ‘a long-neglected garbage can. It reads That is the little nigger in the pile of wood neatly camouflaged In the new proposed ordinance and the only reason why certaia Interests are so desirous of its passage. The people of Seattle have enjoyed health under the old ordi- nance and no epidemic has occurred. Why should any resident of our fair city r he be Italian, American, nehman, Rel- qi gian or any other person compelled to work for a living—be Pro~ MME hibited from competing on an equal footing with corporations, or ii with the one ing to put all tts competitors out-of 7 business and get a monopoly the garbage of the city ft Why should a man be compelled to be a citizen of the United States before he can collect garbage? As T see it, there Gan but one answer: To give one man the monopoly on the down-town 7) arbage, so that his hog farm may prosper without competition t is alleged that this “garbage can patriot” has refused to pay the restaurant men a fair price for their garbage, a price that is i willingly paid by aliens who are helping to promote the hog-rais: ing industry In King county—and since he will not or can hot compete with aliens on a fair price basis, he prop » by elty ordinance, to legisiate them out of busine Much propaganda has n spread by the “garbage can pa- triot’ about the unsinitary condition of these alien hog ranches. If this be true, it is up to the county health department to make an investigation and correet any unsanitary conditions. Howevery Pp ona who claim to kno say that the alien collectors of gal bage are neat and that their r pia are always kept in @ sa itary condition, which can not be said at all times of others. F It hardly seems ‘probable that Lieut. Tindall, who fought In] France to mak the world safe for démocrac would knowingly become the father of this notorious piece of class legislation. only solution for the re@son of his action in the matter is that designing persona, knowing that he i# a new member of the coum- cil, appealing to his Well known spirit of patriovian, picked hil to pull their chestnuts out of the fire for them. Fellow Caterers, wake up! Be there, at the council cham- 3) nesday of this week, at 2 p. m,'when this ordinance comes up for hearing, and back up your protest against any sud class legisiation, Help, by your action, to prevent a monopoly 1a garbage collection. ' lare S. Colegrove RESTAURATEUR Northold Inn, 214 University Specialty Food Shop, 110 Pike St Egyptian Kitchon, 1524 Third Ave. “Distinctly Disterent” ; Business Ia Good, Thank You