The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 6, 1920, Page 8

JUNCHEON AT YACHT CLUB MOR DISTINGUISHED GUESTS BY BEULAH MITCHELL COUTTS y Editor of The Star THE NAVY JOSEPHUS DANIELS, Secretary of the | rton Payne, Admiral Hugh Rodman and Admiral} be the guests of honor at a luncheow of one hundred Seattle Yacht club. ARY OF pr John naval affairs, will be the luncheon, the guests will be entertained aboard various yachts oyers, proceeding later to Sand Point, to inspect the new aviation DATES To Remember WEDNESDAY, JULY 1— re y dance at Seattle Tennis Priscifa Treat win entertain F Guests at dinner at her home, the dance on n to be given by Mr. and pPrancis Guy Frink for their ighter, Miss Gloria Frink, and her Fvewia, the Misses Lolett Hampton, of Nas Thursda, Nashville, Tenn, . at mpilment Mra v luncheon eee bd Brownell to omplimented Charles F. Whittlesey informally at } ni iY, at the Sunset ¢ Fra address patrons of Tea Shop at luncheon b an F TURADAY, JULY 1s Social service garden tea on lawn at home of Mr, and Mra Andrew c ea 3 » Greve Honored W. A. Broom entertained at afternoon in compliment to ar, Mrs, Lillian K e, of lis, who is her he t s Club ations those giving dinner parties Beattie Tennis club on Wed evening Dr. and M © Speidei, Mr. and Mr Bruce, Miss Elizabeth and Mies Doris Mitchell. eee sity Guild to Charge of Tea Shop Wniversity cuild of the Ortho hospital will have ch shop on Wednesday, J Royer will be hos by Mra J. F. Beebe, Prater, Mrs. Clare Lucas, )Carrol. Mrs. BH Clagh # Carl Siebrand and Mrs Ma: o be given by Mise Prtsctita atthe heme of her t. Mr end Mra Marry ney Treat ¥ 20 option @n@ dance at >» with Mr. and Mra Leonard as hosts, t introduce thetr daugh Olive Leonard, AY, JULY 2h— pund party at Orthopedic y Nursery anova! garden home of Mra Frederick Mra Daniel B Trefethen will re |turn on Tuesday on the 8 8 Spo kane from Alaska, where ahe has |epent three weeks NGEL CAKE sugar. poons sified four. ‘Beaspoon cream of tartar. emt cee Mr. and Mra Chiud M. Seeley Mr. and Mra Il, E Eyman and! Mr. and Mra Timothy Jerome) motored to Vancouver, B. C, to) spend the holiday and attend the | golf tournament. eee Miss Edith Mattland-Dougall, of | Duncan, B. C., who has for the past | {two weeks been the guest of Mr, and ‘ exes vanilia, sugar. Sift cream of tartar, sifted flour together five Beat egg whites till stitt 4 Beat tn sugar. Add van ) Fold tn flour. Turn into an cake pan and bake 50 minutes 4 of her mother, Mrs, Wood. After a THE SEATTLE Little daughter of Mr. and Mrs, P. J. Smith —Portrait by Hartsook been spending several months in| California, will return Saturday to} spend the remaining summer months with Mra, Newton Leithead. eee Mra. W. FL Brinker and daughters are spending the summer at Poulabo . ° Mr, and Mrs. W. A. Broom, accom. panied by their ho guest, Mra. Lib lan K. Greve, ¢ polis, spent the week-end at club eee Dr. Cartyle De Mi day from a six weeks’ to New York, T |ter, Minn, En Mille visited iemocmuc conven Uen in San Francisca eee Mr. and Mra. Herbert Withermpoon returned this morning from the Tw. coma Country Cluh, where they wcoma Country | spent the week-end as the guests of Mr. and Mra. & A. Kt . . 1, Webster has turned from Portland, where be pent the weekend, Mra Webster will remain wotll next Monday CHEESE BISCUITS 2 cups four, 1 large kitchen-spoonfal tard 2 teaspoons baking powder. % tenapoon salt, Muk, 1 vex. % CUD grated chenmn, eee ” Mrs. Kluckholm will depart on Au gust 4 for pe, to be gone for the summer. Mr. Edgar re . Mr, and Mrs. taken an apartment at Arts for the summer, ee John Vittnect have Hamilton | | | Mra Nathaniel Carle, of Newark, | N. J, ls the guest, for several weeks, fortnight’s visit Carle left for hi . in the city, Mr home, Mr. and Mre. Rosell Ta Rue re turned today from a fishing trip to Lake Tapps. eee Mr. and Mra John Latouretts, of jder and ealt. Rod in lard with the |tipe of fy Mix well. Cut In yolk of egg well "Minn Kath STAR Herop | CLUBS FoR WEDNESDAY H Business Girt’ Club ‘The Business Girls’ club will hold dd meeting at 7.80 Iding. Women of Moonrheart Women of Mooseheart Legion will in the afternoon. | eee Tonia Social Club ‘Tre Tonia Social club wil hold an important business meeting at |2 o'clock in the card room of the Masonic temple | . ] Khmer J. Noble Post The ladies of Bimer J. Noble Post No. 1 will hold an executive meeting in the ¥. W. ©. ADDITIONAL CLUBS | Minnewatha Club Hall A dance will be given by | Minnewatha ¢ the fl war veteran and his are in great need fit of a ¢ wife, who | find employment, #0 will t and unable to od that funds te a home for the couple if powsible, enable thern to be upporting. The patronesses for the dance will be: Mra. Hugh M Caldwell, Mra, Wilson Ro Gay, Mre | Mrs. Oliver T Allen mith, Mra. Howard Mrs A Mrs od w Mra Phillips. Wiliam W. G, Beach Vining, Mra. C. HL Rose. Mra, W. Ko Gardner, Mrs. Ring wald Blix, Mra W. I. Kidston Miss Alice Semon, Mime Lena Witt Mise Laura Pingrey, Mise Margaret McCabe, Miss Nina ©. Buchanan ryn King and Mine Mar garet Keegan. . Harold L. | ee | Biritiedy American Meeting The second outdoor meeting of the surmmer series of the Britiah-Amert can association will be held at Wood land park evening, at 630 o'clock, ‘ thin werk celebrating lo Week. It ts the Vie tory beer; it» alcohol friend is down and out Now people will drink « better grade of beer, which does not effect the head or leas. 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