The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 22, 1920, Page 10

. DOWNEY HOSTESS PRETTY INFORMAL TEA ARCHIBALD 8, DOWNEY WAS HOSTESS THIS AFTERNOON At a delightful informal tea omplir » Mrs D. Farretl and Mrs. the with a basket of sp Whitney Treat, Mr eee } Seattle an Honored Frank B. Ingersoll, of Manila. who is visiting her av F. Blaine, for the PBe the honor guest at a be given by Mrs. Ric at tho Sunset club. @5. Covers will be p! ty-four. at the Sunset club, s Rubm. I vers, were Mra. Mandell Henry ar DATES To Remember rly @ at Seattle tay party eee ard W Talbot Honor Perry ‘an , wel t William Talbot will be honor stat an “at home” tot “Albert Irving Bouff A. Naltinger'’s W Afternoon, June 29, fror s \ a ‘clock. and Mrs. O'Shea Ingers: ¢ Ma JUNE Se and Mra. Richard J. O'Sh @ntertain in honor of Dr wore Alt | Frank L. Shaw with a dinner Hy Bevening at the Uni Will be placed for sixteen. Stewart to ain plimenting Miss Frye and t Mr. Carl Dittmar, of Cinc Miss Margaret Stewart will at a te § nF ~aegerssal| home o! her a it. Mrs iz Hibbard, at High Cutt oa) Miss Tidmarsh Hostess Bnift. | ) Tidmarsh w cee day Bridge Club Monday Bridge club wi!) meet Monday with Mrs. Haro! @t her apartments in the fan Fran WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30 Marriage of Mixa Mi om Frye to ndon Trin Eight tality. guests wi Picnic Dance | A most enjoyable picnic dance was Monday evening at Silver Lake | Miss Anona Fredericks, of Mt Miss Cather Toft ot Miss Margaret Lee MacKe § &pd Miss Marion Burton, all of were formerly students of Ridge Convent. The young were chaperoned by Mrs. Wil Howard. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burton and Mrs. Lee Mackenzie. ® person employs a servant the servant's entire family Feside with the employer. |Honor Guests at Tea | Miss Lenore Blackwell will enter-| Whose marriage tain with on informal tea at her) Jun home Friday, Jun n honor of nt Mra. Pier Butler iia, of Now York, and Mrs, Chari hannon. to Mr. ei Tea at Home Mrs. A. O. Loe has issued Invita tions for a tea to be given at her home Saturday, June 26, from 4 ur til 6 o'clock. eee Dinner To compliment their house guesta, | Mr. and Mrs. C. DeWolfe Reed and | Miss Helen Ross, of Montreal, Mr./ MM land Mrw, Jack E. Radford will enter-| tain with an Informal dinner at the }Yacht club Wednesday evening. This is to be the first of a series of tn |formal affairs at which Mr. and Mrs | Radford will be hosta |Mra. W. C. Dawson and Miss 8. 8 | ji ghions \v New: mem |Mrs. Frank Ormond | merino Morrill to Entertain SUNDAY } Mrs, Frank Ormond Morrill has ex 7 and CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY Literary and Travel Department The Uterary and travel department of the Woman's Century club will hold {ts annual picnic luncheon on Wednesday, June 23, at Medina, with ms ag hostesses, tended invitations for a bride to jbe given at the home of her mother Mrs. Joseph J, Wolfe, T after Ju The hostess will be assisted by Mra. Hugh H. Baird and Mrs. J. J. Wolfe. endtay COMING FOR WERK noon, Cottage Cheese Mata. Wedw jurday The Chicago Company FROM THE BLACKSTONE THEATRE IT Is— | MRS. ROSA HASSELL, 79, died Gelictous, at the home of her son, 120 E. 6th She in survived by two wholesome, and Hilton Has appetizing and ater, Mrs. Mary economical— a and. 1 is at Butter PR NTING The foundation of many a we 1. Belightful cookery master- dish 15¢ 15¢ 15¢ 15¢ 15¢ 15c 15¢ 15c 15¢ 15c¢ 15¢ “IT 1s— equal to the best meat tn food value, and costs & half pound, delivered, or ) Can be purchased at the “UPTOWN” DEPOT— STALL 199 WESTLAKE MARKET With the fdentical Distinguished Grace Filkins Kath Gordon Hetty Murray Clara Blandick doe Wallace THURSDAY Fine Lunch With BEST COFFEE 15c d Real 7 "Gea 15e a | ; 15¢ | 15¢] HOYT'S | 15¢ 15c¢ 15¢ 15c¢ 15c 15¢ Gregory Kelly Robert Adams 15¢ 15¢ 15¢ PRICES: Prvenings, Se to $2.00 Matiner Wednesday (Best PERFECTLY PASTEURIZED MILK OTT 223 RELIABLE DENTISTRY Teeth Extracted and Filled Absolutely Without Pain 4 DENTAL FACTS 4 That Emphasize the Importance of Having Your Teeth Attended to Here rday, We to $1.50 PLUS WAR TAX First— You get the services of dental experta—men who have made the study of teeth and their re @uirements their life work. This is true of every operator em- ployed in this office. Third— Our Painless Methods have ever removed all dread of the dehtal chair. There's no such thing as pain here. When we Bay our methods are PAIN: LESS we mean just that in the fullest sense of the word. Second— Our offices are equipped with every scientific device that has Proven beneficial to the dental profession in improving the work and making more pleasant the methods. Fourth— Our low prices, like the superior quality of our work, almost defy competition. We have a large practice—buy in large quantitic thereby enabling us to do dental work for less money. | ELECTRO PAINLESS DENTISTS “Laboring People’s Dentists” 4. RB. Van Auken, Manager Located for years at the 8, E. corner First and Pike (Upstairs) for. Phone Main 2555, Judson 30, will be a prominent event in college as well as social) turn tn September, in time to com-|for the support of Michajlo for @ Portrait by Bushnell. THE SEATTLE STAR Faulknor on Wednesday, bers of the department will be web Jcomed and the program for the coming year will be presented. Mrs. O. F. Hutchinson, Mra 8, J Stillwell and Mrs. Arthur Holt com- prise the committee on arrangementa. Members will take the 1045 or 1145 at Leschi park Wednesday morning. Postpone Meeting Lorraine Social club wil! not meet | Wednesday, June 23, because of the Shriners’ convention. ee Mooseheart Legion to Entertain The Women Mooneheart will give an entertainment and dance at the Moose temple Wednesday night yat & o'clock. boat ADDITIONAL CLUBS Canadian Women's Chub The Canadian Women's club wil! hold a card party in the Eastern Star club rooma, 4090 Arca night at 8 ¢ charge of the social commit and program All members and their ordtally invited. on ends @ HumanBakeOven The Modern Treatment That Is Restoring Sick and Ail- «ing to Perfect Health and Happiness Chronic all ments of many years’ standing rapidly dinar under ear the sooth ing hoat of thin remarkab ody stiffened foot be carried to Doctor's sanitar fum, have, by the seeming mag ic of the tonic heat, had their |limbs and their bodies quickly re | stored to usefulness: after short |courtes of the bakes have walked |}from Dr. Loughney’s institution happy, vigorous, thankful men and | women, completely reggored to new |lives of usefulness, with new hopes, | new joys, new ambitions for the fu | ture. | DR. LOUGHNEY | Many grateful letters are pouring Jin to Dr. Loughney, almost dally from persons of all ages and divers stations of life, telling of their re through hi® skillful applica tion of the Superheated Tonic Dry Alr of the ovens, in conjunction |with his Curative Eating Course | Food that makes eating a joy |prepared to meet the requirements jot individual under the {expert supervision of Dr. Loughney A thirty-fiveminute ride from Se Jattle postoffice, corner Third |Union—take street car No. 12 to Madison Park and Ferry to Kirk land, walk 3 blocks to right. Or | phone Re auto will meet you | NOTICH—Dr, Loughney's hours at jhis Kirkland Sanitarium are 1 p, m to 8 p. m. daily, Sundays included Chronic arthritis, neuritis and kin [dred invalid cases expecially solicit Jed. Location wonderfully restful and pleasant. Lady nurses in at tendanece, SEATTLE Loughney | covery each case, and OFFICE HOURS—Dr. ean be seen personally daily from 9 a, m, to 12:30 p. m. at |the Hotel Congress, corner Fourth |Ave. and Marion St., Seattle, Wash Have Dr, Loughney make a pains ing diagnosis of your case Where the best foodstuffs cost the least. Let's eat at Boldt’s. ATE ni paar Fas [Anan O\9" anes, 27 a1— 0 peairn.-) \Mrs. Wilson Adopts Serb Boy Orphan arrived Satur w York city thg winter Mins Marion Wiley has spent months eee § Mr, James Kiofer returned ‘Satur day evening from a month's business : = | trip to New Orleans ; ee Lieut. Donald Leehey will arrive this evenin > spend the summer with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Mau rice D, Lachey, at the Hillerest apart | ments. Lieut. Leehey was graduated from West Point last Tuesday Mims Achsa Louise Powell is ex:! | pected home on Thursday from Smith college. | eee Prentice Bloedel, Mr Lawrence Wiley Yale o¢ accompanied by Mr erett Farting, will arrive this ening in Mr. Barling’s private car | 2 | from New York city ’ | sa 6 Mian Monica Hughes left on Sun-| Portland to spend a week as| f her brother, Mr. Joseph and also as the house guest! of Miss Virginia MeMurran. . . | Walter all of | Mr Donahoe, Mr the Mrs. Woods, Ing her winter and Mrs. Al home. of Portland, is visit nd brotherdn law, Mr. | ert J. Rhodes, at thetr| | eee Mre. Edward Agnew, of Everett, have taken the home of Mr. | and Mrs. Thomas Stimson, at the Highlands, for the summer months. | Mr, and Mins Beatrice Peoples, accompa: | nied by her father, Mr, Lewis B. Peo pion, Will arrive in Seattle on Thurs | day. Mi hag been attend ing Wentover achool oe. Mr. Trafford Hutenon returned Saturday from California, after an absence of two weeks see Mr. and Mra. A. 8 Nickerson left Monday night for Portland, to attend the Masonic convention. see Peop —By Mall.) —The| Mre. Wilson, has ‘adopted jlo Jevodovich, 10) years old, a Serbian orphan. She |went a check for $72 to Mra. Ger. Professor Boyd Wells {a epending trude R. H. Elkus, of the Serbian the summer in Portland, He will re-|Child Welfare association, to pay | preaident’s | mence his fall classes at the Cornisb | year. | School of Munte. | “I shall be happy to think on my} . | birthday that I have helped make | and daughter, | things easier for some little soul in| the week in| far off Serbia,” Mrs. Wilson wrote Portiand, |to Mrs. Elkus, Michajlo is now in| | eee }the association home at Chachak,| Judge and Mrs. Burke returned | Serbia. He lost, his leg as a result last evening from New York, where | of tuberculosis caused by neglect benlogemeritaraca STYLE PREDICTIONS FOR FALL BLOUSES Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Mewan and daughters, Mins Marion and Mine — m In the fall blouses the overskirt Blapeth McEwan, returned Saturday | +. wilt be very short, as it te not |a mode suitable for wear with win- from California, : {ter wuits. Instead of the sash tie- back, the belt will be buttoned or | the gindie tied at the side. Embroideries will tend to Ighter patterns that give colors without mans, instead of the heavy peasant decoration. Bronze, dull gold and silver beads will predominate. Almost without exception, the fall dlouses will be collariess, and sleeves will either fall below the elbow or be | of elbow length. The bell and fiow-| jing sleeve will be very popular for blounes of soft materials MORGAN FORCED “TO LEAVE SOUTH. SEA ISLANDS Rheumatism Knocked Him) Out, Says Shiprigger, But Is Back on Job Every Day Since Taking oe | Mr. P. B Harri Sarah, are spending Mra. Henry Ewing returned last | evening from @ motor trip to Yak ima, eee Mr. Cyrus Happy and Mr. John| Happy. of Spokane, were the week end guests of their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mra. W. W. Greenwood. STRAWBERRY BAVARIAN CREAM 1 quart berries 1 tablespoon gelatin % cup cold water % cup sugar (granulated) 1 cup whipping cream 3 tablespoons powdered sugar % teaspoon salt Dissolve gelatin | Wash and hull berries. jthru a coarse sieve. Heat juice to} boiling point and stir into gelatin. Add pulp and granulated sugar and} net on ice to chill. Stir frequently! }to be sure the wugar ts dine | Whip cream, beat in powdered sugar | |and salt. When the jelly begins to} in cold water. Put berrics |thicken add whipped cream The cream must be added before the jelly jout that the TUMEDAY, JUNE 22 ADremaS Art \Urge Amateurs to Enter Blooms in Rose Show Plans for the ann Seattle b have pleted have been Cakes for the Bridal Parties THE GRADUATION AFFAIRS ANNOUNC BREAK FOR EVERY OCCASION the very best won by an amateur y flour and ingredients are siona sed by master bakers, Many of the classe recipes are those 4 which are al ® succenaful where blooms to the try bu Washington Rowe June society off ENT T sharks,” but is or grown roner the # in the cobtest an Only money-making affair but is arrang : for the purpose of pro Locations est in_ rove ck. Rone judged on the f b 20 per cent the seen are will be Size the good color, 20 per cent; form r cent; stem, per cent: sut The judges will be Roland Ingham Je and Key cent Pacific Market 310 Pike Street Bweepat medal presented by the best ro entered by to cause the cial ribbons or trophic ach of the winners vidual clasnes. A New Idea In Dentistry EW ideas always meet with op- position. Some are opposed to dentists who advertise. Others op- pose the idea of practicing den- tistry on a large scale. Still others look with disfavor upon any de- parture whatever from old methods. The R. Parker System in den- tistry is a new idea that is not opposed when it is understood, be- cause its use gives the people bet- ter dentistry for less money. i the idea of several dentists work- ing together, each doing that kind OO. PAINLESS PARKER, of dental work in which he is most skilled. It is like the idea of an orchestra, where each man plays the instru- ment he has learned to play well. The E. R. Parker System is advertised so the people may know where their teeth can be skillfully cared for at prices they can afford to pay. You are invited to call and see how the,Parker idea has improved the practice of dentistry in many different ways. * trophy the in the entire of a gold how not xpected most competition professional awarded in the 61 indi. Pataless Parker Dentist using the E.R. PARKER SYSTEM 1619 Westlake Avenue Phone Elliott 5494. Double Inducements Tomorrow SALE OF LADIES’ Tanlac wish that I had run fifteen years ago, for have been saved that of terrible suffering,” Morgan, a well known the Moore Ship Build living at 983 Seventh | | “ets” or the dexsert will not be ax smooth as it should. Let stand on| “T only fee two or three hours to become | across Tank: | thoroly chilled {1 would | |many years raid John H employe of ing Company, street, Oakland, California. “My stomach was in such an awful fix," continued Mr. Morgan, that if I ate the least bit of break fast or even drank a glass of water in a few minutes I became so nau seated that I couldn't keep it on |my stomach. Gas formed on my stomach and kept me in distress |for hour® after eating, and I also suffered terribly from constipation. My sleep was always restless and | broken, and in the mornings I would get up feeling just miserable, About two years ago I got a fine position in the South Soa Islands and went down there, but muscular rheuma tism set in and my condition be jcame #0 much worse that I just |had to q my work and come] . 1 |back, very much discouraged. I LOAF CAKE [traveled a great dea! and my con 1 package dates Jdition was #0 bad that I just took 1 cup lish walnut meats every kind of medicine I heard of, 1 cup flou |but nove of-them did tad any 00d % teaspoon salt “I read about Tanlac and decid % cup sugar ed to give it a trial, too, and I want 2 teaspoons baking powder to say right now it certainly has 3 eggs done the work for me. I'm just now on my fourth bottle and am 2 tablespoons water Jeating three big meals every day and enjoying every mouthful of my 1 teaspoon vanilla food. The nauseating spells are all tone dates but not cut Into pieces. Leave nuts as whole as pos: sible Mix flour, salt and baking | gone, and I'm never troubled with | gas, constipation or dizziness. At |nights I sleep good and sound, and powder and sift over dates and nuts Mix well. Beat eggs separately. Beat }get up in the morning® feeling fine. I'm a ship rigger, and cap just yolks till thick and lemon colored, with water, Add sugar and continue beating. Stir in first mixture and | work steady all day long now, and mix thoroly. Beat whites of eggs|you know that’s real work, I am til stiff dry and fold into mix- | certainly glad that I ran across ture, Turn into buttered and | ry lac, and I want to give this ; eared pan and bake an hour in a| statement in hopes that it will help moderate oven. some one else who suffered like I aid.” Tantac ts sold in Seattle by Bartell Drug Stores under the personal di rection ef a special Tanlac represen: tative. DON'T WRAP ICE |IN NEWSPAPERS | Many seem to think they are “saving by wrapping it tp newspaper before putting it into the This is a mistaken idea. If any ice is saved It is at the cost ton and food runs a spoiling An ice-box in chilled by the process | of radiation and unless tco ix melting there in little cold thrown off. Wholely aside. from the question of onomy it does not pay to use news- j}Paper in the refrigerator, A pulp formed that clogn the dmin be | cause the ice melts despite the theory and the water makes t and pulpy, T" clean a | . DATE AND NUT people toe foe-box | paper soft drain must be kept do ABERDEE! ~ Hope abandoned | for recovery of Mrs, Hattie Olm- stead, of Princeton, Idaho, victim of recent auto wreck. Where Pike crosses Third WAISTS How is this for a bargain, ladies? $7.00 Waists on sale for $8.98. You certainly should not let a bargain like this pass without buying one. These beautiful Waists are fashioned of Crepe de Chine and Georgette Crepes, of a fine, sheer weave. They come in White, Flesh and Bisque. The trimmings \re unusually attractive and artis- tie and consist of beading, tucks and embroidery. All have fancy collar; some in the tuxedo style. Better get one while they last. Play Suits Children’s Chambray Play Suits of a sturdy, serviceable qual ity; long Sleeves, round ok and with two pockets. The: neatly trimmed with white pip- ing. Ages 2 to 8. Each. $1.25 Children’s Hats Jaunty and becoming shapes in Children’s Hats, Gand pliable M lan straws; light weight; banded ary J es and with silk streamers. Ex-| A neat appearing shoe for collent values at,.......$1.50 | Sirls. Sizes 2% to 6. Some are of patent leather; others of kid. The heels are low and Crepe Rompers thr ais br goat’ orang These Rompers are leather; bow trimmed. Pair traordinary values. . made of genuine Japane: repe, are cut good and large and will wear like fron; five-button V flap, embroidered with rabbit design on yoke. These are well worth $2.50, but will be sold specially at $1.75 Scout Shoes A dandy shoe for boys. They're strongly built and well sewed, making them good wearing shoes. The uppers are of brown wax calf, and soles of | elk chrome, lace style. 9 to 13%. Pair. Sizes $3.50 really ex: They're Beautiful Venise Point Lace; latest designs of patterns; suit- able for collars and dress trim- mings. Per yard..@1 to $2.25 Point Lace Suitable for camisoles; very fine imported lace; beaded top; beau- tiful designs; pure white. Per wala +-U8¢ | yard ............85¢ and 40¢ Sale of Ladies’ House Dresses An exceptional opportunity to get a neat House Dress at a big Veiling A nice quality of Black Vell: ing; large mesh; worth 25¢ a yard pecial Wednesday, per saving. These Dresses are worth $3.00 and come in neat black and white checks; made up in becoming styles, trimmed with white piping. Sizes 34 to 46, Special sale price..........81.98 “THE STORE THAT, SAVES VOU MONEY 4 wt BOSEIRR SSEFERSSeSsE “eggpeay ex