The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 1, 1920, Page 12

WOMEN’S UNIVE RSITY CLUB GIVE OUT DECEMBER PLANS BY BEULAH MITCHELL COUTTS Society Bdito N FRIDAY EVENING THE ME O* ITY CLUB will gather at t Paris, and Chopin's W harp by Miss Sylvia Bernardt. Mrs Myra Pless and Mrs. Leroy Backw Wil be hosteares The first of a weries of three dances will be given at the club for the benefit of the bullding fund on the evening of December 11 at §:50 « ook Friday December 17, at 3:10,;a Christma play will be under the direc tion of Mra. Stanley Griffiths, er titled “The Christmas Fairy.” to which members are invited to bring their guesta. On Wed p.m, a 1 be given mine for members a the proceeds to go to th nd, The hostesses for will be Mrs. James A. Po Et Bkeel, The secor fm the series for the benefit Building fund will be Frida ary 7, and Saturdays January 19th. © and 4 and thir Miss Ford Married Quietly This Morning ‘Thin morning at £:15 o'clock In St Joseph's church, Mies Eunice Port, @aushter of Mw. J. C. Ford, became the bride of Mr. Folirer Peabody, son of Mr. and Mra Charies Pow With the Rev, Father J. M Officiating. Relatives and a few in timate friends witnessed the mony. The bride w: tired in a street taillewr « tricotine, with gray squirre mall biue taffeta bat, with corse Of orchids. Mrs Emi! Enna of Port land attended her sister, gowned in Midnight blue satin, with taffeta bat r of The Star MEERS OF THI ra buffet The p WOMEN'S UNI whieh | the ne club dinner for posed comm Children ot Fr will t p of Bren on The afternoon a by Mra. nm; & BY DATES To Remember THURSDAY, DROIT © WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8— y Dancing cud KORMOER 1h ty Basar and Charity ball, under the aueptess of the Seattle Dey Nursery saaocta- hoa. cit of Jewish Women and the Sun: | shine club of Mooseheart Lesion. Mra. R. Sultan and Mra. Emile Marx | are chairmen for the council, and Mra O. P. Kellogg i chairman for the Sinahine clu Sales to row} will be ts ge of the Canadian club, with Mra John Inkster as chairman, THE SEATTLE WOMEN’S CLUBS OLUBS FOR THURSDAY Haven M. B. Church Plans Basser | ‘The Indien of the Haven M. &.| Under Dr, anny are making elaborate prepa » for 4 basnar and dinner at hureh on Thuraday and Pr wenber 2 and 3. Mother nd three of her children will » ea from thelr booth Thareday aft n and Mriday ev from 6 720 dinner will be rved © will be a complete stock o “tae novelties and fancy work In the handk om Mrs hlef booth a donation “ee Seattle Civic Improvement Club Seague Improvement club will moet at the ctub house, Harvard ave, and Pine st, Thursday, Decem ber 2, 2 p.m. Rev. Phillip Bauer of Portland will be the speaker. Mr will give several The hostess for the afternoon will be Mrx. James Cough lin Friends welcome Refresty ments will be served see St. Martin's Mother Club There will be a meeting of the S club Thursday, De 2p. Mm at the home of nry Hoffman, 405 MoGraw All mothers of boys, both past Civic ria MoGrath plano welections and present students, are requested to be prenent. Lauties’ Social and Charitable Club “Freja” Ladiew Sectal and Charttable ctub Freja” will meet at 2 parlors of the Swedish oe club Una Auction Bridge Club Una Auction Bridge club meet at the home of Mrs. William Plumer folt, 4009 11th ave No Luncheon ainm eee Kidertiaom Club Elderbloom club will meet from 1030 a. m. until 4 p.m. in the new of Pythiag ball, Full at tendance ig desired, ee Ravenna PT. A. Ravenna PT. A. will meet at the Woodrow Wilson will be | pom. in the| Clam in Practical Paychology to - | ‘The practical peyehology ctnas regular 8 o'eloe Motel Nutler. mnned will be Horedity.” Addremes and extem poraneous talks will be malte by the members, V ter exted in the science of the mind are linvited to one meeting, The club upon organization had but members and fn a remarkably short time has increased to 64, Hawthorne PT A. will have their meetin, ay evening at room of the | Hawthorne PLT. A. will have «| ton. great musical talemt, and her one arn bition was to become a grand opera ator her one day to Heary Kh ening Meeting Thursday nte are asked to ai of rank f. ¥. Bh. Coop ndent of sehooks, will rey A Refreshments will be served by the seventh and eighth grades ee ADDITIONAL CLOBS Father's « Coterie Club Meeting Coterte club will meet Iriday December 3, &t the Phi Mu sorority uw nw © Mre. Charlies A hall will read @ paper on “In Bachange of duc * ~ ‘The educations t Monday, Decem ome of Mra. Thomas 4748 19th ave, N. Lunch The Irving Jeon at 12 rent vents will be discussed. The entary Procedure eiub will j J Atkin, 6297 15% ave, N. , There |day, December 2, at 2 o'clock, Mrs. |George N, MeLaughim wilt be in charge eee Conservation league will meet at the home of Mra D. C. Divird, 316 } 49th st, December % at 120 p, m. D ion on “Infant Teaching and } mm Stone.” ol 2 chapter 2 | AL A's cordially Invited, | “ee Leake Cummines|Trene Pavloska, Amphion | m the Society Soloist Irene roprano of the C ion noclety, We comber 8, in Meany hall, & Ponanening UnuMual Musical gifts, whe in a very | being quite a tnguiat, Miss Paviowka war born tn Cun ada, and is of Ftusemna and Polish anoeetry ra company, then playing an, en gagement in Montreal, Altho having no profesional experience, she plead ed to go with the organization | caring her sing, Mr. Hussell, ie seamed, perament and sincerity of pur woh roles as Musette tn eme jin Mine Pavionka te & strong advocate jof studying music ng there are really splendid vocal | ; |teachers in thi many 0. Tacal toples and cur-| jim ai the bome of Mra Robert | i a Washington’s a Leading STAR USIC|Z2=: my micoras to Edmond Clemont In Seattle emi Freneh tenor, wh me.” After the opera ital with Mr. Clemont, which |centive to continyg her work. Lhevinne to Present Varied Program It is a@ foregone « Cital at the Metro day evening the will be a of hours of ur od ple these whe attend the ovent the enthustasn manifested tt doubtful if the theatre Pavionka, Opera | soloiwt at f the Am will inne ann titan on versatile young woman, will enough to ommodate the mu lovers desirous of bh but an American by adop: early maniferted manter Very nhe vinne recital is self-evident. programs challenge attention of all He ex are & to Her undannted couram® took sel), mar director of the Hoxton Grand he piano not ale w technic, ot that hin etuper wheer beanty draws from tone instrument On |fifte his auditors with her unowgal volce, x announced by the Ladies’ he wan mame ieried She was aawigned | un under “La ment Lhevinne plays bere, Stephane, in Gounod's nie eon pay - oo and Julietta.” and Mercedes, | ren.” yenged her. whore joeal PROOnAM 1. Sonate, Op. #1, B fiat minor. ....... A i. oe 1 Absence maret at the Spinning Wheel... Dentist ; “Tt owe much of | tne thru bis | 4, phe kindness, was @ great inspiration to veanon in Can ada, Mim Puvioska appeared in re gave her added prestica, and sino an im tusion that * bin re Thurs couple | cer swure for Vrom be large uring the great The importance of a Lhe His the who profess but by the which he and the inspiring heights to which he The program to be presented on Thursday evening Musical manage as fol Beethoven {TRAINED LEOPARDS opin | AT’ PALACE HIP Tt w coming to Hark 8 pA The Kive De Dvorak’s Famous |“New World” Symphony, Friday & work alre the al |for | ment w her five Thowe whe ea nd excit J intercet Olga Colnst a Thin ttle ta of the mont intre and she dimple poise in puted < bie cats thro barred arena, own charact Word” nay familiar Dvornk set down in my hie impressions of Americs symphony ia, therefore. . interesting to American audiences A novelty on Friday Program will be Pierne's “Variation in the Olden Btyte,” scored for woot horn and trumpet Th « sald to represent Pierne at The composer is known te re for hin exe ja, which is on Hi concert violipints event mm and dances. The Makarenki Dno are said to lexceptional singing character yoo winds | “Un Two te the modent tithe of | ray little skit in which Mooney a man will chase gloom into i : oP | nocnous desnett Symphony concert ts emnounced an) Biie Mhodes ts the ster of the | ture phetoplay, “His Pajama Girl” The complete program for the next |‘ follown t | The Bluebird Dancing club ms | reopen the Renton Hill eub Dvorak |@t 18th ave. and East Madison with a specth! dancing party D cember 4. Hartnell’s orchestra piwy in hard maple. ‘The hall has been i . VOLUME OF ), %8\ BUSINESS correspond, and seal skin coat.| / ir. E. L. Breene served as grooms: | i schoo! at 240 pm. when a tatk wiy | POrmer Wisconsin People to Make Yj Mra. Steinert Hostess to | ve given on “took tor Children.” A} Merry } man for Mr. Peabody. Mr. and Mr.) Dorie Chapter Officers | mecien! proeram will be given by Peabody left immediately for British Former residents of Wisconsin wil! Columbia: on their wedding journey, | i | Milttee deserves much credit for orig- me year. Qfter which they will be at home in| ‘The bride attended school Mrs, W. J, Steinert entertained the| officers of Doric chapter, O. E. 8. Friday afternoon at her home in| honor of Mra Estelle White, their matron The tables were attractive with yellow chryganthemums used | | with a unique decoration of the Star | | point colors, red, green, blag yellow and white After lunchean Jessie Rametend Allen gave a vocal selection and Mra Wirth Densmore a reading. The guests incioded Mise Bolle Keltner, Mra, Fetefle White, Mra F. Carroll, Mra. Frank Bradley, Mies Irene Knight, Mra. Nellie Rom, Mra Wirth Densmer, Mra George Knight, Mra. Leatie Kime, Mra L. B. Hogi, Mra G. Shaffer, Mra, Will fam Covington, Jessie Allen Ham stead and the bostem, ose Miss Carpenter .| Hostess In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Law-/ -irence Dunaway of Pridal Vell, Ore, Mise Beatrice Carpenter entertained with an informal dance at the home of her parents, Mr. ami Mra F. B. Jamps of odd design, adding | Carpenter, on Thanksgiving evening. o- ‘was erected at the end of the | fm which a fountain bubbled announced the vaudeville per- curtains were drawn, admitting the dancers to the long refreshment | tables, tined with trailing vines, into Which colored electric bulbs had been | Myers and Mr? H. M. Dage Collegians to Dance | Invitations have been kemed by | the Collegians for the first dance of | on 4 pond of lilies, Mid | re winter series Saturday evening, will be: Mr . Jobn W.| |eommittee in charge gig’ | Delta Zeta Alumnae Friday evening, December 3, at 7 o'clock in the sun room of the soror- skilfully introduced. For the young-|ity house, All members are urged to (@ matrons and their partners, special | Table on the stage were reserved, eentered with graceful wrought iron Standards, filled with ivy, and lighted By high tapers in ornate holders. A. @ whole, a more brilliant scene could mearcely be pictured, and the com. imality of decoration. With the exception of Mrs. Burka, ‘Mrs. John W. Eddy, Mrs. Robert P. Greer, Mrs. William McEwan and Mrs. Richard Dwight Merrill, who @re absent from the city, the list of jee were in the receivin 1 list follows: Mrs. Eéwin A. Strout, Mrs. Aj McEwan, Mrs, Daniel Kelleher, Mrs. Frederic Struve, Mra. Harry ey Treat, Mrs. Langdon C. Henry Mrs. John Henry Ballinger, Mrs Paul Mandell! Henry, Mrs. Stimson, Mrs. Archibald s Mrs. Keith Logan Builitt ward I. Garrett and Mrs. Moore. A number of delightful dinner Parties preceded the ball, completing as it did a most important and Memorable social affair in the clos Walter A see Social Service Meeting The Social Service club, at itn Mast meeting, visited the county how pital and entertained the patients With a musical program and enter inment.. The nett meeting of the lub will be on Tuesday with Mra. J Richard Lane at the hour of 2:10, s+ Mrs. Trumbull to Entertain at Luncheon With Mrs. Jairus A. Moore of Port| Townsend and Mrs. L, '. Washington, D. C or, Mrs. Allan Townsend will Kutter of as guests of hon mbull of Port entertain with a Whit. | | Mr. and Mre University of Pennsylvania, will ar | rive about Decembef 18, to spend the | holidays with his parents, Dr. and Mrs. Park Weed Willia. | oe | Mr, and Mra. Frank Gilbert Black returned Monday morning from their wedding trip and are guests at the! home of Mr. Black's mother, Mra. | Frank D. Black, on Beacon Hill Elizabeth Beddow, Margaret Fan sard, Helen Thompson and — Donald, who are attending Mins | Harker’ Alto, | pend the hool in Pa will arrive December 18 t holidays with their parents, ee Lawrence Duna (formerly Miss Helen Spaulding Bridal Veil, Ore, spent Thankas aw and «ster, Mr D. Pike. Mr. Dunaway departed Friday for his hore but Mra. Dun-| away will remain for another week ee | Mrs. Jairus A. Moore of Port! Townsend and Mra L. T. Kutter of Washington, D. C., will arrive today and are to be guests at the Hotel! Washington for a few days. eee | Mra. Warren Grimm of Spokane! spent the week-end as the gust of | Mrs. Cleo P. King. Mra. Grimm came over to attend the Dartm h- Wash. | ington game, Bun ¥y wae the honor guest % at the Sigma and Mrs Kappa norority house eee Mr. C. © |Next week | New York eee | Mrn. Allan Trumbull and small| penter will return from 4 business trip to luncheon at the ‘Thursday. Sunset club on Mrs. Sheahan Luncheon Hostess Mrs. James Sheahan entertained at luncheon this afternoon at her resi dence. one Sale of Christmas Seals Begins The street sales of Christmas seals begun today at 25 downtown build fngs, including stores, hotels and banks, and is in charge of tie Coun son of Port Townsend are the guests | of Mr. and Mrn. J. I. Douglas. eee | Mrs. George Welch and Mra, Har | vey Tibbals of Port Townsend ar. rived yesterday and are guests of | Major and Mrs, P. 1, Carter at their home on Caprtol Hill * . Mra Frank anil little daughter, Georgia guests of Mrs. Waterhouse's Mrs. G. M. Swartzbangh, on Queen | Anne Hill, Waterhouse eee | Mra, Bowler, wife of Capt. Louis| Bowler, U. &S. A, of Fort Worden, Miss Lilian Suthertand, ee Nineteenth Centary Club Nineteenth Century ctub at the ¥. W. CA 7 ee Woman's Alliance, First Unitarian Church Woman's alliance, First Onitartan church, will moet af J p.m. with Mra, Waller Nossaman, 1427 334 ave. see Seuttic Chapter, No. 95, 0. K S, Sectal Club AD Pustern Stars are invited to the meeting of Seattle chapter, No %, O. BS, Soctal chub, with Mra. Ben Marcos, 1703 Washington st, . . Sanetitne club of the Women of Mooseheart legion will hoki its see ond annual fair ali day Thursday at meet Daughters of & dra lodge, No. 172, will meet at 120 D. m. in the First ave, hall, . Sewing Guild of Catholie Women The sewing ulld of the Seattio Counctl of Catholic Women will meet Thurvday, December 2, from 10 to 4, at Providence hospital All members and friends are armed to be present at theme weekly meet distributed at Christmas is large. Ae [arrived this mornutng to spend several Gays in the city. eee Mr. and Mra Rofirson D. Pike Eleventh ave. North to their new home at Seahurst Park. | at on Saturday, December 4 at the Fine Arts buflding, 1213 4th are The following program will be given at #20 Orchestre Selection \on for an evening of merriment + Chattia Pasty Corey w Dect, Violm and Fiut * «end Mine Mary Challis WOE. eee «De. Harry Cone Mra Lute Reed postin Mra BW. OKnete | Cards and dancing will conciude 1929 a. m, with Mra BB. Goodwi 603 13th ave. North. ee Weet Seatéle Art Cob The Woeet Seattle Art club will a card party at the home of | Mra. Dana Brown, 2711 27th ave.| & W, Friday afternoon, December 2. Bridge and whist will be played, | games starting at 2 o'clock, Prizes |wift be awarded and refreshments Seattle Kennel (lub t Mert A meeting of the Seattle Kennet club ia called by the presideng, T. December 11, at the Yacht club, The ies as the need for clothing to be| James Stinson, for Bunday, Dec. 5 |i {540 pm, im the Alaska Art om | room, Chamber of Commerce, Election of officers for 1921, THREE MEMBERSHIPS IN THE ‘ . Spokane Chamber of Commerce are] Delta Zeta Alumnae will meet On| have removed from a residenes onto be held by the Central Labor |g | Council of the city, according to «| vot f. the courietl, The White - (Phonograph) Is Out! Something for You to Think About See it and hear it; com tion, size and appearance market—then ask the price. ‘Come in at once, as our pare its qualities, construc- with any machine on the It’s within reach of all. initial supply is limited— and this introductory sale is limited. TERMS $10 a Month No need to buying now. Convenient terms arranged to suit your convenience. “. HAVE MUSIC IN YOUR HOME Gladden the hearts of the whole family—young and oid. 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