The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 8, 1920, Page 14

MISS HUTESON TO WED R. SCHMITZ OCTOBER 20 “ BY BEULAH MITCHELL COUTTS Society Hditor R. AND MRS. JAMES CI tations for the marriage of their Pmaid of honor, ‘The four brid DeVeuve and Marion Hut groom, Mr. Helmuth Sehmi . Caspar Clarke, Mr, Walter | Mr. wad Huteson I, Mr Sparger and Mr. Harold Hart Following the ceremony, Feception will be given at t home for the bridal party ite friends. Assisting Mre a Will be Mra, Frank Fretwell, lias Cynthia Robertson and Miss | Miller. Blethen Hostess m Joseph Blethen entertained & beautifully appointed lunch: I: at the Hotel Wash A lovely basket of snap and roses in shades of pink d the tabla Covers were| for eight. cee at Gracemont tions have mn issued by) John T. Heft nm and Miss Heffernan for a tea, to be at their home, “Gracemont,” rat afternoon, October 14, calling hours from 4 until 6 r. Wi "Entertained ptio taining for their brother-tn- Dr. Harvey W. Wiley, of Wash- D. C, who, with Mr. C. HL , general manager of Good | , lett this morning for h. Mr. and Mrs. William Kel- A gSVe a dinner of eight covers at home Wednesday night ee ge Tea jor Brown Magnus Crawfor! has extend- its for a bridge tea, to be wd S=RFIELD HUTESON tx on Wednesday evening, October 20, In § Moerbert H. Gowen reading the Hoes of the serv will be matron of honor, and Miss Irene Jarmon, of kat Sound, emaids will be Miae Leura Booth, Miss Elizabeth Chadwick and Miss Charlotte 3 on Will be the flower girls. . Wil be best man, and the ushegs will | at her home next Thursday | for the pleasure of Miss Brown. Invitations have been | fo intimate friends of Miss} and Mrs. Struve 4 Hosts d inf ily at dinner on iy evening, at thelr home, eee d Stimson Plans Tea Charles Willard Stimson will) in on Thursday afternoon | @ tea, at her home, in compli- to Mrs. McBride, wife of Capt. U. & N. who have recent } taken up their residence at the yard. % eee 8 Huteson to. Feted f taining for Miss Margaret whose marriage occurs this Miss Thelma Miller has bid. in ten guests to luncheon at her + Bext upesaeetay. hday Luncheon ‘W. Wellington Phillips has ‘m birthday luncheon for to at her home, in complimént Robert HiIL mz ee tractive Tea at ight Residence . introduce her daughter-in-law, James A. Haight, Jr, Mra.) A. Haight was hostess at a tea yesterday afternoon at Wr home. Presiding at the urns the mst hour were Mrs. Thacker Hodge Mrs. Keith Logan Bullitt, while ‘Worrall Wilson and Miss Edith dispensed hospitalities the | hour. Assisting in the dining | were Miss Gena Peters, Mra.) Millard, Miss Catherine Col- Mrs. Fred Burnside and Mrs.| Winslow, jr. Receiving @ cards at the door were Helen tinson and Anne Nicholson. A basket of beautiful zinnias in n tints adorned the handsome of The Star have tesued tnvt daughter, Margaret, to Mr. Dietrich | Barnabas chapel, with | Mra, John Dudley } sons, Miss ann. Mary} A coustn | Arne nnn montha, The annual Christmas ban: | quet, scheduled for the middle of December, is the next affair of im portance and is looked forward to with great antictpation. | The hoste and hosteases of the evening were: Mr, ¢ T. & White, Mr, and. Mra. G. TL. keman, Mr and Mra. L, F. Macklem, Mr, and/ Mra. J. C. Glass, Mr, and Mrs. B. Saewdon, Marriage Announced Mr, aft Mra. Neil C. Cameron an- nounce the mar of their daugh ter, Mabel Irene, to Mr. MH. B, Rice, of Richmond, Va. Mr i Mrs. Cans eron wil] make their me in Wash ington, D. G Among the prenuptial entertain ments for Mr. and Mra. Rice was 4 dinner of sixteen covers, at which Mrs. BE. L, Hedges wag hostess, at her home, Pretty Double Wedding | At § o'clock on Saturday evening. | October 3, at the home ef Mr. and Mrs, E. L, Meeker, 835 8. Fife st. Tacoma, a double wedding was rol emmized, the participants being Wl Yam Raymond Meeker, of Tacoma, and Miss Clara Grace Woodford, of Seattle. Also Roy William Peterson and Miss Lois Stella Leftwieh, both of Tacoma, Only a few immediate relatives and friends were present for the. ceremony, which was per formed by the Rev. W. H. Warner, of Tacoma. The parlor was beautifully deco orated with flowers, autumn leaves and potted planta, and tn front of this striking background the cere mony was performed, the ring ser vieo being used. Both brides * were becomingly gowned In white georgette, and wore largo corsage bouquets of pale yel low roses. After’ the ceremony a delicious wedding dinner was served Both couples will reside in Ta coma, Reception for Bride and Groom A reception will be gtven thin | evening in the University Baptist Churelf in honor of Mr. and Mra. Matthews, who were recently mar. ried. The congreation and friends of the guests of honor are cordially lavited. Mrs. W. W. Felger will return tomorrow night from the } where she went to place her " ter, Miss Nellie Beatrice Feélger, in school in Washington, D. C Mra. Ro. Sweeney, who has been! @ patient in Minor Hospital for some time, is progressing nicely, | STANDARD PHONOGRAPHS Your Choice WOMEN’ CLUBS FOR SATURDAY Tonla Chapter No, 114 Ionia Chapter No, 114, 0. will give a card party at the ama cafeteria Octol invited, eee Kinng County Pot. A King County P..T. A., semiannual convention at 1 in the high school, Topile, mmon Sense Edu eation In Home and School.” welcome, eee Allah Chapter No. 163 Allah Chapter No, 165, 0. B. 8, | social dance at Odd Fellows’ Mall | Masons, Eastern Stars and friends welcome. cee Olympic Mystic Qirele No, 87 Olympic Circle No. 87, Neighbors of Woodcraft, will give a card party at home of Mra. Fred Peacock, $036 W. 66th st, at §:20, . . . ADDITIONAL CLUBS League of Nations A meeting was held Woednesday at Meves’ Cafeteria, in tho interest of the League of Nations, at w Nations As with the ion wing Mr. 9 at & p.m) All Eastern Stars and thelr friends | their} * S CLUBS W. A. Btuart, state president, and Mr, J. F. Knight, presicent of the Seattle (King County) Association, with headquarters in his office, 215 Railway Hxoehange building, ings will be held every Wednesday noon at Meves’ Cafeteria, when different speakers will discuss the League of Nations, These moctings will bo non-political, ee . Seattle's Women's Clubs Organize to Support Symphony Orchestra A Duteh Treat luncheon will be petven at the Sunset Club, thru the arrangements made by Mra, Fred erick Bentley and Mina Nellie Cornish, tomorrow afternoon, when plans for an organized campaign |by all the women's clubs of the city, munieal and be formalated, to secure funda for the maintenance of the Seattle Symphony Orchestra, The campaign which this luncheon will inaugurate te the out- growth of the drive just term!- nating, which was the Musical Arts Soclety, Tickets for the luncheon are seventy-five cents and may be ne. cured at Sherman-Clay Third and Pine st, rious club presidenta Lady Sterling Chapter Moeting Lady Sterling chapter, D. A. met at the home of Mra HL. 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Mra William She lker was nom yh for the office t spring y-two chapters of the take place in December, After the business session an tn formal reception was given to Mra. Goble and Mra, McCleary, Recelving with the guests of honor were Mrs. Bredos, Mrs, P, 8. Masters, Mra. Walter eed and Mra. Edmund Bow den. Presiding at the tea table later |were Mra. A. J, ‘Trumbull and Mrs. Thomas A. Parish. A unique center. piece was used which consisted of kewplo dolls very cleverly dressed to re United utes. Eng land, Canada and George and Mary Washington. Musical numbers added to the en | Joyment of the afternoon. ato will 22 = De rez Wednesday evening for Idahg Falls, Idaho, called there by the illness of her mother, eee Mr, and Mrs. J. .N. Ivey will re move next week from the Hotel Borrento to an apartment at the Algonquin. eee Lieut, Frederick Charles Gribble son of Mr, and Mra, Fred M, Grib bie, three and a half years’ returned last evening from a absence in Laqut who enlisted the day after the jthe U. & air service Grib | ble, declaration of war, is the last Beat | tle boy to receive his discharge, and | will resume his course of study at the University of Washington, ] fe Mra, shortly Darrah Ce tt will lente | for an extended trip thru »|the South, to be joined later by Mr.| * | Corbett, | Mr. and Mra, James Ronald Vettch Heft Sunday for Chicago and other Hastern points, to be away about two weeks eee | Mr. and Mra, 1B. W. McGinnis are! planning to move from the Sheridan Apartment last of the month, to their home At ava, a 6 | Capt, William R. Ballard ts spend ing a few days in Yakima, | er j Mra. In V. 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