The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 9, 1920, Page 10

THE SA AT SUNSET CLUB COMPLIMENT TO S OF VISITING BANKERS BY BEULAH MITCHELL COUTTS Soctety Kditor of The Ster FRIDAY AFTERNOON THREB UNTIL FIVE O'CLOCK wives of the visiting bankers, wilt he honored with @ tea at the club. Mrs. James Doster Howe, Mew David HM. Moss and Mrs F. Backus have the affair in charge, and assisting in hospitalitios eee ibe the wives of the bank offi Por the city, | Luncheon for | Mrs. Parsons Mrs. Worrall Wilson will be host tes at an informal fneheon at the p and Mrs. Durand ive Dance Sompliment to Miss Elisabeth |Sunset clud on Thufeday for the @ dancing party will be | Pleasure of Mre Reginald H. Par Mt the Sunset club on Friday | ms, who has recently returned from . June 18, with Dr. and Mrs. /*" extended Bastern and Southern } 1. Durand ao Donte sojourn . ‘ Frye to "Re Honored | Second Golf C lub Dance Aubrey Wilton will entertain| The second of the summer dances © Seattle Golf and Country @ luncheon at her he onjat Uh Point Friday in contpliment | club will be given on Saturday eve Marion Frye, who will be aj ning, June 19 bride | Birthday Party for Daughter | Gloria! Mrs Phillips Morrison will enter: | and*her guests, the Misses tain twenty guests at an outdoor ‘and Elizabeth Hampton, of luncheon om Saturday afternoon in ie, Tenn, Mra. Albert Charles honor of the birthday of her daugh . e Purty compliment Miss will entertain at a theatre | ter, Mier Pune. Sat the Moore tomorrow after so -= |Mrs. Todd Hostess Mrs, Charles Todd will entertain [the Thurso Bridge club at luncheon tomorrow eee | Bridge Party Mrs. Clinton Douglas will enter tain at bridge on Thursday at the ¢ of ber mother, Mrs, Stephen B. Otbte. | . Delta Gamma Meeting An alday meeting of the Delta! Gamma sorority will be held on Fri day with Mre. Henry L. MeG her residence, 910 34th ave. N oe MacMichael. Portrait by} Son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. , James and Merrihew. | Hawkes-Brown | Marriage | In the presence of relatives only the marriage of Mise Helen Taytor Brown of Seattle and Mr. Raymo: Wesley Hawkes of Sedro-Woolley was solemnized Monday, June 7. at 3 : the home of the bride's annt and CLEDS FOR THURSDAY fg 1 a specta a uncié, Mr. and Mra. G. M. Sullivan.) = 4 ss — Temple 4 with the Rev. W. Poole reading the leervice. Mr, and Mrx Hawkes left Mise Mary Stewart, « slate or to M for a short wedding trip and will be |#8niser, sont out from the hesdquar | held « nb U ING at home in Sedro-Woolley tere of the consumers’ thrift +m ove. Board m at 130 pm | ONDA Y |mant in Washington, D. C, wt} rae , oC ad as Al |epenk on matters of primary inter) > E 14TH WHOLESALE PRICES | eee" to "ciao women atthe XM) _pyrgnpiny Censoratin howd ot the A New York wholesale house &/C. A, Fourth and Madison, Thurs) City Pederati « meets f selling silk pongee blouses, smartly at 230 pm } hast wage Po - Frank P. Hood Presents [I aijored, at $14 per dozen vie eater [Rs somsicts 6F Gots season | ‘The new republic of Crecho-flo. Quen Anne Fortnightly Club | eee | eakia has an area of between 50,000 The Quren Anne Fertniattly cheb) Yoru P-T_A | will be entertained at luncheon by! Mra. Carl M. Speer at her Retievue| and 60,000 square miles and a popu lation of 12,609,000 for their principal and teachers trom noe Rome. Leave Levent park at 3135/3 w 5 p.m. at the home of Mra Hoy | |* ™. Page Mallard, 1944 Cascadia ave Back-Ache | os ae Child Conmervation League w. 4 Clllacks ‘Crab Child Conservation league meets! the Woman's Citiaen ciud meetal drat with Mre Henry F Huntley at a horte rer Lite | agers Up With Pom ou i Ham | rhackeray piace, at 1:30 p.m. Read hg st “- Yo ; vB sage Ex ee ings will Be given by Mrs. A. Tay-|“party Conventions” will be the A harmices and effective prepare-|%t?, Mra M. Ro Butler and Mrs.| conte tion to relieve the pains of Rheuma-|®& MH. Morkan. Mra A.M. Kefr wil aia ta SEATS NOW } BB tiem, Sciatica, Lame Back and Lum. | "44rer* the league | Sanshine Gaild | ‘ bago tn Hamitn'’s Wizard Of. It pen | x Sunshine gulld meets at the home SELLING { Bf ccrates quickly, drives out sorenems, Swedish Ladlew Charitable Club and) of Mra. CC Chittenden, Bothet road and limbers up stiff aching joints “Pre ja’ atila m Two Box Offices for Your | and muscles. The Swetiah Ladies’ Charitable eee Convenience } You have no idea how useful it win club and “Prefe” wilt meet for Duet | Rainbow Temple be found in cases of every day ail. R¢*9 and focal afternoon with carde Rainbow pie clause in ptyehot ment of mishap, when there is need | at the home of Mrs. E. Bladine, 1601 | ogy meets at § p. m. at the Congress PRICES of an immediate healing, antiseptic 15th ave. at 2 p.m. hotet and 5 afplication, as i sen of sprains! ae ote « | ee, $2.00 $2.50 Uh cciees, outs, burns, bites and otings Flderbioom Clab Current vente Get it from druggists for 20 cents.| The postponed. meeting Clase in Cur } wits If not satisfied return the bottle and) Eiderbloom club will be held Mra. W. 8. Walker, 1804 15th ave Ever conatipated or have wick head-\ Pike and First ave, at 11 a. m Women's Aucitiary, Rainier Powt ? Just try Wizard Liver Whipe. oi. 2 No, 7 pe and University Ste, peatent Hittle pink pills, 30 centa.| Council of Jewish Women | Women's Auxiliary So al Guaranteed Council of Jewish Women will! No. 21, Amertean will meet — ee at § p.m In the han’ the Armory. Mra. Am edon, otat Re and Protective soctet ’ LOOK FOR THE SIGN aga in “Wiles of Denaues and Morals for W lady Aetienns The Lac netnbly w “C. J. WAAK PIANO CO.” In Our New Location—_1613 Third Ave. en ee Biewnial Co Ss hibirsd as Manan towe: Fane ie ured thru Mre Ff 4 Weeks, 521 good from June 12 to 29. Owing te congestion of travel, berth reserva tions for return should be made when tekets are purchased The opening seasion of the conven-! tion will be held in the hall of repre | sentatives, state capitol building! Wednenday, June 16, at & p. m., fot lowed by a reception in the retunda | Among other interesting art treas | ures to be seen at the capitol ta 4} | guR DIA NOS AND PLAYERS~ | win’ Blashfleld’s great fresco, “Wat. | | ward Ho! which covers the wall at the head of the grand stat Améng other attractive entertain | ment features of the convention will be the automobile trip to Ames Ag rieultural college and a wonderful pageant, “The Festival of the Corn,” | which depicts the history of lowa, | | the great corn state, | oe Seatile Review No. 8 | Seattle Review No. 8 Women's! Renefit association of Maceabeos, | meets at 8 p.m. in W. O. W. hall | ore | Wooderaft Totem Club | | Wooderaft Totem club meets in} | clutrooma, Rallway Exchange butld-| PIANOS—PHONOGRAPHS The famous Krell Pianos and Player Pianos, Hallet and Davis Pianos and other makes. The “Brunswick” and “Pathe” Phonographs are famous, too. We have all the new Records. Come in and hear THEO We have Pianos and Phono- | graphs to suit every home and | purse. | You are cordially invited to in- spect our stock—an if you al- ready have a piano and phono- a ; ling, at 2 o'clock. Speakers at 3 KARLE, “Seattle’s Own”—his - graph, you may like to hear | o'clock. Soctal hour records are superb. see pe some new records. | Pr ive Chub Thurtfay Progressive job wit! | give its annual ptenic at the home of C. J. WAAK PIANO CO, ||P 1613 Third Ave. ADDITIONAL, CLUBS LOOK FOR THE SIGN The pienie which was planned by Chapter V.. P. FE. O,, to be given at |the home of Mrs, Martha Ament on Mercer inland hag been postponed indefinitely. SEATTLE STAR jbeon a student Jevening from the York PT. A. will hold a reception | ( Cleveland B. Bandefer of Lor will arrive in the elty the end of the week to «pend sever weeks us the house guest of her brotheriniaw and sister, Mr. and Mra, Jarmes F. Lane, at their home on Mercer twland. see Mre Stephen J. Chadwick ane faughter-inlaw, Mra, Stephen Chadwick, Who have been visiting in | Mastern etties sines April 1, are ex | | pected to return June 26th o* ’ Mra. John FP. Hausman and] mother, Mre, A. W. Bryan, returned last week from New York, where they spent two months. Fy Mr and Mre Roy KF. Campbe! have removed from 1102 16th ave N | to their new rewidence at 1116 Ha vard ave, eee Miss Sally Adame will return frorr Portiand on Friday Miss Grace Thomas, who has beer residing at the Hotel Sorrento, hee taken an apartment at the Castle ee Mr and Mra Frederick T. Flecher, | Miss Marie Fiseher and Master Chapin Hunt are removing today from the Hotel Sorrento, to thelr summer home at Wing Point Harbot Kagie Mr. And Mra J and Mr and Sire. 1. Rose are gucets at the Hotel Chatham, New York Cyrus Clapp and daughter Miss Beatrice Clapp, departed yester for California to be gone several weeks Perkin returned yes Wright seminary ma, to spend the hotidaye with her parents, Mr. and Mra, Wil am D. Perkins see Mine Virginia Jefferson, who hae the Annie Wright inary in To ie spending her ation with her pare and Mrs Frenk [ Shaw, ac the Hotel ashington . Mrs. Murray, wife of Piritieh Vice Coneul GL. Murray. te departing Vriday Ww vielt retnety nd and Mpain for four my Tidmarsh regen Btate Mine Phebe Nott and attending nt at the Waverly guest of In house Mee John Metter Mr an returned inet Reston School of Technelory rents, Mr fernan. and in at home with and Mrs. Joba T Het oe Mr. and Mra Rosselli G Page Sunnynide, are guests of their son. in aw and danghter, Mr and Mrs. Bart Park. Mr Page will attend the Rankers’ conven and next week with Mra. Page, will depart for Port to attend the graduation of thetr Rowset! Page, tr. from Hill Mil acadeyn y SPECIAL TOURIST rates from Kastern points to Seattle are now in force, local railroad men have an-| cmeed. The rates will continue in mt Instances HITCHCOCK SAJD MK LE y YOUVE TA WONDERFUL COMPANY AND A SPLENDID SHOW, HOW you CAN DO IT FOR THE SMALL. ADMISSION PRICE IS WONDERFUL” AND “BITCHEY’S” RIGHT HE WAS THE GUE OF MR, LEVY LAST FRIDAY . v » EVIL" IS 100% ‘BETTER THAN TRAC “TION BIG SPECTACULAR SCENIC EFFECTS SHOWING THE INTERIOR OF “HADES” SNAPPY MUSIC “PPY FUN AND PRETTY GIRLS LEVY’S ORPHEUM THIRD AND MADISON Von Heavers | min | WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 1990 a ara LPT MT: GONE TEA TEE EE aT (7||| FAMOUS IRISH TENOR COMING | In tC Conducted by | LOUISE ANNABLE | Walter Damrosch | Decorated in Italy | | On May 24 Walter Damronch, ai [rector of the New York Symphony rchestra, now on tour in iurope, | was decorated with the order of the! pwn of Italy, reeriving the rank of | ht. By order of King Victor! prnanuel the medal was conferred | | by the minister of instruction, in ree | | Oenition of Mr. Damrosch's “master: | Y gifts aw « conductor | | Recital by Pupils jof Montgomery Lynch Volee pupils of Montgomery Lynch | will be heard in a recital thin eve ning at § o'clock in the Firat Meth list Episcopal church, Mfth and Mar. | jion. Mra. Montgomery Lynch will be | the accompaniat. This is the last re cital to be given this season by Mr.| | Lynch's pupiis. The program will be jaw fc wL Krnest Newton Peasy Kremer Peva Dell Aqua Ariel (a) Vitlanet Waits Mra Masel Aurelius | Love's Sorrow Marry Rewe Khelley Bowman Line Better ‘onine Mary Turner Halter Hembere | The Betouin lar « te Cnetotek Tran Mar 1 Witt Raton Thee et cota John McCormack ee ‘cou | ft Se Known Mendeineohn | John MoCormack, the world's fa-(of hearing the illustrious singer, ae Frank A. Tiffany he ls now en route on a world’s tour, — 2 oe which wll take him to Australia, New Zealand, India and Europe before he under | returns to New York to fill a long Mr. Hood promises « exceptional interest. Chadwick |OUB tenor, will Fa lang | Seattle music lovers pamien aut ning, Juné 14, at the Arena, Ginconda) ., Peneniell! the local management of Frank P.| engagement Meyerneor |Hood. This will be the last time for| program of a) Allen n Lave Rone 1 bel Monday eve Grieg several years that his many admirern | Seats were placed on sale at the minsote |2_ Seattle will have an opportunity | Arena Wednesday morning. on and Naw Carence J. tytiheaeen 4) Rrnnoven Bong b) Good Morgen ELEPHONE the So- | ciety Editor of The Star—Office, Main 600; Home, Main 2761. celebrated by m: be pa CE | "AMUSEMENTS teachers tn. mam for indy weminnere | || "ate tensone 10 0. m. to 10 p,m. Miss nnuiGuTr METROPOLITAN Cheese Hale NR See PHEHY ehh Wins POP. MAT. TODA THE SN. Y. WINTER GARDEN PASSING SHOW The Mast Stupendous Product! Biver Brought to Seattle | ff 200 Peopte—ts Colesent Sconce ALL STAR CAST Willie and Eugene Howard Rey Cammings, Wit! 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