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

| Birthday Party _ HAPPY THRONG ENJOYS | MIDSHIPMEN’S BALL - BY BE ESPLENDENT with beautifully maids, combined with the dignit @o be remembered, The Stars and § Borne and a jasz orchestra of jackios Mrs. BE. A. Strout, Mrs Bouchacrt, Mra. Keith Bullitt, Mrs Green and Mrs. David Edward Skin Will be on leave for the day @alasion cars given to the hostesses ‘ eee Dinner to Honor _ Miss Blake > Miss Jeanno Blake, of Pittsburs, Who is the guest of Miss Emily Jerome, will be the inspiration for « Minner to be given by Miss Jane Perkins at the Sunset club Friday » The guests will later at tena the garden party and dance to be given by Mr. and Mrs, Richard “Dwight Merril! and Miss Virginia “Merrill at home. Re . s. Ferguson to Feted Mrs. Witilock Miller will honor UMrs. Archibald Hill Ferguson, of Peking, at luncheon Friday at the club, entertaining twelve Dinner at Home Around a pretty centerpiece of ‘Dorothy Perkins roses, Judge and [9 Mrs. Hirm E. Hadiey entertained ) “twelve guests at dinner last evening at thelr home, complimenting several — Midshipmen. : eee Irs. Donald Fisken st at Tea DS For the pleasure of Mrs. Donald Fisken, who is making a short visit Phere before joining Capt. Fisken at Fis new post in Peking, Mrs. William PSAs Peters entertained the members ef the Country club colony on Mon Pe@ay afternoon at the tea hour at her in the country. Mrs. Edgar ‘Ames and Mrs. Archibald J. Fisken ) t presided at the urns. "Luncheon for Mrs. Cox [> Mrs. James D. Farrell has extend | Fed invitations for a luncheon at her ‘residence tomorrow in compliment to | Mrs, Richard 8. Cox, Jr. iss Blake Introduced Tea Emity Jerome was hostess at tea this afternoon at her Miss Jeanne Blake, of Pitts- Pa, and for Miss Margaret who is visiting Miss Beatric Bright with the season’ “Phoicest blossoms, the roems were tractively decorated for the occa ioe Miss Jerome was assisted by Jane Perkins, Miss Lucile Ey. Hortense Farrar. Miss Virginia Merrill, Miss Green and Miss Mildred Mr. and Mrs. Joshua “Green Hosts Honoring « group of midshipmen, Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Green enter Stained at dinner last evening at the © Bunset club, the guests later attend ing the ball at the Armory. Miss Pate Complimented ) Mrs. £. Weldon Young will be © “hostess at a luncheon of fourteen @overs on Wednesday at the Sunset ‘club, complimentary to Mias Ruth Pate. . eee Dinner for Eastern Guest Dr. and Mrs. Otis Floyd Lamson Will entertain at dinner Saturday @vening at the Golf club i@ance in honor of their house Miss Elizabeth Miller, of phia. Dr. and Mrs. La hosts at dinner last ev home in welcome to sev midshipmen Phil Mrs. Black Hostess at Luncheon In compliment to Miss Klin bin, of Hartford, Conn Nan of’ Ne He house guests of | Black, Mr York, ¥ Miss A @i at an . likin 08 twelve covers to at her home Midshipmen Dance at Tea Room The Red Cross Tea Shop wil! en fertain with a special dance Gis eve Bing for the pleasure of the visiting Midshipmen.’ The committee in charge will be Miss Helen an Miss Eima Calhoun, the Misses Ber | Bice and Virginia Butler. Re * * SMr. and Mrs. Fou Hosts “Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Fox entertain. @4 eight guests at dinner last eve Bing at the Arctic club in compl! Ment to three visiting midshipmen eee Tennis Club Hostesses At the regular tennis tea this aft- @tmoon at the Seattle Tennis club, ‘Mrs. Charles R. Castien and Mrs. Lister Holmes presided, assisted by @ number of young girl. one Little Miss Bernice Gribble cele- brated her ninth birthday today, en. fefreshment table was lovely with its decorations of rambler roses and pink favors, oe ° Dinner for Midshipmen Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence L. Booth @re entertaining informally at din. Ber on Saturday evening at their fesidence, in honor of several mid- _ Miss Ames Hostess Blety en masse turned out to extend a welcome to these be another affair for the midshipmen in the armory The entertainment committee of the Cham Der of Commerce desires that owners of automobiles offer their cars, an! they did yesterday, and arrange that the boys remain with them for din ‘mer. Again dancing partners are to be provided for the visitors and ad *|eream m: tertaining twelve of her friends. ‘The | In compliment to her cousin, Mr.|of dizzinens, Cushman, Miss Margaret across my back that it waa agony to JLAH MITCHELL COUTTS ciety Editor of The Star gowned matrons and daintily frocked y and smartness of hundreds of uni forms, the midshipmen’s ball last evening at the armory was an affair long tripes proudly waved over the merry added to the spirit of the evening. So- sturdy sons, The reception committee including Mra. Hugh M. Caldwell, Mra, Samuel SB. Hedges, Mrs. John F, Doro, Mrs, Harry A. Field, Mra, J. A. Swalwell John F, Miller, Mra. J. H. Fox, Mra, George Richard Dwight Merrill, Mra, Joshua ner, On Saturday evening there will and even more boys for the ball. DATES To Remember THURSDAY, JULY t— Miss Gertrude Morton's luncheon t club for Mise Ne. Maude n the party later at the FRIDAY, JULY 23— Garden party and dance te be gtven by Miss Virginia Merril! at home in honor of Mise Jane Peters. Dance at home of Mr Menry Broderick to ¢ Ensign Paul Downs, U. SATURDAY, JULY t4— Midshipmen’s ball at Armory at § nm. f dance at Seattle Golf and untry club Mra. D. Clifford Ret@ wit! gtve pro Bram of songs at Red Cross toa r room at luncheon H Lindsey at the plane, WEDNESDAY, JULY 28 Mra William Baris to be hostems at Dridge party at (he Sunset elod tn compliment to Mra William & Drips. Laurelburst Guild of hour, Miss from m THURSDAY, JULY 20— SATURDAY, JULY m1— Tea er for Mine Nanette Mise Kills Par! ner tomorrow evening at the Uni versity club. Later the guests will attend the dance to be given by Miss Virginia Merrill Clu bag ae CLUBS FOR FRIDAY | Mrs. Musser to Entertain Club Mrs, Ralph J. Musser will enter: | [tain the members of the Aspasia jelub with a luncheon Friday at her | summer home at Wing Point. eee Ballard W. C. T. U. 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