The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 29, 1920, Page 10

THE SEATTLE STAR | | MAN-RATER OF MISS PALMER BETROTHED ne oldeat wo RDEAUX EULAH MITCHEL L Cot TTS NV R. AND MRS. DONALD 1 MENT r siste ’ Judge and Mr Mr. and M Thoma Miss Palmer gave at t THE ENGAGE ter of the late A by NABLE EOD Aine tn ~ ~_ a = — o-~ ZX = Alice Gentle to /Tour the Coast 3 3 tu ee YpETROPOLITE rdeaux, son 0 © Juneh vews, which came nds of the host \ handsome basket of Orphella ros DATES To Remember WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2— Dr a * & Weldon Young's + elud avebter, Mise Betty One of the most Interesting nouncements of the present conce woason In that Alles Gentle, wrek Sunday, Jan cinating me yrano, in to 1 BiG, the Paelfic « ‘or twe t 4 Only Matinee Saturda ak aegis an TOMORROW ance at the Mount " t vin ® dinner at the rh: SS lea Se eNOS AS CER RIIRAS AT 2 i a ali a ei ABBE Andover date + Jimner at home the Tan mpicted tie | eweaapey, Became 30 JOHN CORT’S afternoor Misses Nanoy aura Pm Mrs. Smith to Address Sunset Club | Nig, Joyous Musics! Furore— One Year at the Kulekerbocker Theatre rarsone ; New York Ld Mrs. Winf! R ot Pr ea] mpeaker at the first FRIDAY, DECEMBER a1 ie New Year at the § R and by the Ratnfer | 4 Resday af noon. at hard Lane's The dream of womankind is realized. Every woman ha: @ subject w and Mr and Mra Keith | wanted a hat which she knew no rival could copy. The hat shown above is produced by Aristolochia Grandiflora; in eee gers. ; f ntle hag made al rT w . “ sg 0 pea bie ta . i Miss Heffernan = te | other u ords, by the “hat tree,” u hich lite rally grows bon to Be Honored rmen" ta a| ets in the Lincoln park conservatories in Los:Angeles. This Thursday, January 6, Miss Gr t will go down| tree blossoms rarely and the milliner must be on hand} Heffernan will be the ho \ maa. a ak") promptly to make a selection. It is cool, light and colored elders pe ty Bu “ ape Roger || FUMEDAY, JANUARY 4— lavender, cream and purple. Orders can be placed by the | Invitations have been limited to sixteen intimate friends of the honor guest. following description: Lohengrin model, turned down brim, | with streamer, crowned with swanlike headpiece of the same nhe excels; her “Bantumea Toroa | eee DAY, JANUARY 5— , }"Amneria” and “Anita” in Massenet’s| Sor Miss Ewing to raidine Jackson's ta tor |] The marriage of Miss Harker and Mr. Clifton Read | “ta Navarraine,” all have a cha m| ma rial. ea wl fn oe 4 * || Campau will take place in St. Mark's church, January 6th, er to peculiar ¢ Miles Gentie alone.| Be at Home FHURSDAY, JANUARY 6 —Portrait by Grady: | y.7he recite coast concert tour wil on New Year's day, at the home of || *MIPAY. JANUARY TO LiCentury Club Auxiliary |DANGEROUS LIQUIDS her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. C dinner at the Hainier club. com. 11 to Organize | Gasoline, ether and benzine should Ewing. ae . eyes Mrs. F. E. Palmerton, president of | NOt be kept in shelves ina cabinet tin Precious Stones the Woma Yontury club, invites| the house, the national board of un | Dancing Party for oyna | tho membership of the club to a tea! derwriters mya in a recent article and Jewelry Daughter Gangrene Ortheseaie heaphund. }at the Federated club house tomor-| 1: i, exceedingly dangerous, aa eithe : | row afternoon, from 2 until 6 o'clock sl 2S Retgpedingstbeanesse | } ‘s SATURDAY, JANUARY 15— 2 id Unquestioned Qualit daughter The marriage of Mise Grace Heffer. ||in honor of the Daughters’ Auxiliary v liment to the In com gasoline or benszine gives ff at ordi Miss Helen Jordan, is home to the Century club, which will be DAry temperature inflammable vapor Reliable Prices " from school for the ys organised at the time. Thru these vapors, a light at a dis . and Mrs. F. M. Jor¢ rtained - — — tance ma anite the nuid. If there 4 with a dancing party at their home | is a small te 8 the container in ple; Moat Original Lady, Man, Couple. >, -_ 7 1 leak ainer t last evening. ae PE RE GES RR SOP neat | COLIC E TO ESCORT which any of the liquids are kept iat | nish inhibin % ‘ WOMEN AT NIGHT sufficient vapor may form to cause — Private lessons in all the mew dances, 10 ' | Wednesday for a two months’ #0 Jent explosic At Home New Year’s Day | crn in California, They have ship-| LOS ANGEBES.—In order to stop | S.rrr iy cron necnte he nee tne 1010 Second Avenue © m to 10 p.m. 1004 4th, cor, Pine. Mr. and Mra, James D. Farrell and | ped their car to San Francisco, andthe increasing spread of crimes com-| or tenuing yn” STeMter than gasoline Miss Helen Farrell wil) be at home| plan to tou@ the state, visiting vart sale 2 of j mitted here by young gangsters, city -~ ———— 4 until 7 o'clock | ‘ erate. es ewe > okacched yey 4 officials have Invoked the curfew 3 eee ue Radtord, jaw and deereed that all minorw, male 4 ecules ~ ®©| and fernaio, must be in thelr homes ‘ Luncheon for companied by thelr cousin, Cadet] trons 9 o'clock, unions accompanied Miss Hughes | Harry De Wolfe, who bas been their) by parents. Young women under hat age who are unable to be home t guest for the past week, left today | # vd Reory gr + yo lll gr egg ay for Vancouver, B. C., where they will| by 9 will be given police escort, home, ‘complimenting Miss Monica|‘¢™#!n until after the New Year, mani th aie per g Hughes, whose marriage will take np: “ae FASHION NOTES place next week. Invitations were| Accompanied by her mother, M Because of the shorter skirts, very confined to twelve intimate friends | Bostwick, and her three children, | hich shoes are now being shown. One of the honor guest. Neva, John and James, Mrs. J. F.| of the newest styles are those of ar) ‘s Douglas left this afternoon for Long | "cy duvetyn and black patent * |leather. The new «pata come within Mr. and Mrs. Ripley | Beach, Cal., to remain until spring.| 4 few inches of the knee and are be =a Dinner Hosts eee |coming very popular Mrs. Rod Campbell, fr. of Van-| a ae In compliment to their son, Mr.| = in jcouver, B.C, will arrive Saturday Paul Ripley, who is leaving Thurs-| POTN tg apend a month as the Aa,‘ an i, Ham ser" e Moan uermce wens | GET YOUR SEATS Involves Our Entire Beautiful Stock - ten covers this evening at their|**7* +e | | “ama eee Mr. Walter McCafum,. of Butte, / @ Miss Martin to town” | “pending the hotdays ‘n/t aa They Are Going Fast Without Reserve at ‘a6 | Wed January 19 Mr. Edward F. White left last for the had sietiese pe ong —— evening for Vancouver, B. C, to BIG artin, daughter o r, an rs. " lp fe SYHMME Martin, to Mr. Otiver wi. |** * °w cave on business, ; Ham Cordz will take place Wednes- \ Mr. and Mrs. Gerald R. White, of day, January 19, at 8 o'clock, in 8t.]ooytina Bs Cal, arrived Christmas > Paul's church, with Rev. Sidney Mor-| aay to ‘spend a month with Mra. gan reading the service. \ White's siete . ° : : Miss Martin's bridal attendants) \y "tes sister and brotheriniaw will be ms Alice Wilson, Miss Flor-|"* SRE aS ; ence MoWit6n, Miss Esther Diggles,| Chartes Halbert, son of Mr. and ] ; le desmaids = ' ore «Sagal m ‘ Miss Dora Hurley, bridesmaids; Mis8| se. Sherman W. Halbert, of Belling Phyllis Richardson, maid of honor, | 1.0 ‘went Christmas and the week , : Thi I h and Mrs, Dominic Brace (Isabel | ( oS aaah a ‘ oe Marti), matron of honor, Mr.|cn’,** the suest of his cousin, John/ Zits iS the s the ae. air, at the home of his parents, Grover Cords will be groomaman. | sc, ang Mrs, Ralph 8. Blair. After the ceremony there will be a) z . feception at the ‘Marua home, on| ate Sale of all Sales- atiet fr. and Mra O. R. Main, of Napa | 2 . Prepete = vine, Wash., who motored up tol 4 th S le Th I E. 3 spend Christmas with Mr. and Mrs é } New Year’s Dinner |W. T. Whitney, will leave Thursday | esa at Is Ea erly | Noor ZENE Mr. and Mrs. William H. Parsons |for their home. I he cases ene, seas F ROLIC YF feiss] i Anticipated Each Year Because eee fiance, Mr. Allen Balxbaugh Engle, be i Miss Smith to Be arted today for Clear Lake, where BO hee of Quantity and Quality of — vl Miss Edith sishe pete rae ee Pee And All Night : a9; i J Sprague, of Ly s., who is th Mr. and Mrs. Prescott Oakes are iN PAV \\ Ap arel ¢ nd Si reme Bar, ains house guest of } Augusta Bur-| leaving Friday to epend New Year's DANCE ” ‘ } 4 7 well, Missy Gertrude Smith has ex-|day and the week-end in Victoria. eee Correct Apparel for Women pe the g ots for a tew sure tended invitations for a tea at her OP / Hf) home Thursday afternoon Mr. Harry E. Flanagan, who ts the |) Friday Eve at 11 p. m. ‘is y AVE! ill 5: Vy s O enormous are the quan holiday guest of his parents, Mr.| ¥ i iti aan 1 | YE: Holiday Dinner und Mra. Henry Broderick, will de | an} S tities of beautiful apparel SS rwiGisk Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Allen en.|Part tomorrow for Missoula, to re-| j ! i provided that Thursday . 2 tertained on Christmas day with a/*ume his course at the University | 20 . j and Friday will hold inner Of fourteen covers at their |°t Montana, 4 f 5 ; fully as much interest as the ‘ Bo 3 —— a BIG HEADLINE ‘> ) ? the a | first day of this sale. New ar- Mr. and Mrs. Just . eg as) dl t VAUDEVILLE ele) Cae ee | e Mrs. 4 Ee + , since come in which are included to Entertain . AC ‘ 4 at substantial price allowances. With places marked for nine CLUBS FOR THURSDAY — \ fa “f Ws q i This sale also offers many exclu- guests, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Just = | THREE JAZZY 3 ‘ , paste ee yeaah riper at Sin entertain at dinner New Yourg| Seattle Day Nursery Association | ORCHESTRAS ‘ai ) ‘ = size model garments of unusual ue - \j Md day at home. Seattle Day Nursery association quality and style distinction, Choose from ) § | “messin DANCE GY AWA > $4 All Suits All Skirts 4s mT 2p. m. the Woman's Alliance Mr. and Mrs. Harold Winterbourne |of the First Unitarian ehurch will On the Stage or in the 1 : 1 game over from Walla Walla to at-|meet with Mrs. J. W. $8 302 | | game ver trom Walla Walin a at | mowt with” Mr opm fates Marble vere My! y All Coats All Petticoats the Hippodrome ‘ t re | eee With Y Favori y f |} ee guests at the Hotel Assembly ee Women of Mooseheart Legion Chorus Girl Py | Ms / 3 : All Dresses All Blouses about ten days will meet with Mrs, James H. Cal A ia a Women of Mooseheart Legion will | Mrs, H.W. McGinnis ts a patient |W? dinner for members only «tH All Seats Reserved § Ane ‘ All Sweaters in the Minor hospital. a | oe 6 1 Prices T5c to $2.00 BY HARRY L. CORT y J (A Seattle Boy) . Miss Helen Jordan will leave} Bible Class P , a # January 7 for the Ely school at} Madison Park Bible class {9 in : S . S . N With Fred el ;% Greenwich, Conn.,-after spending the | ‘ited to the home of Mrs, M. A. Tal | j = ‘ . er one 4 holidays with her parents, Mr. and |%0tt, 3726 BH. Madison st., at 2 p, m., ¢ A . \ made “Lester” the musical Bl 4 Mrs. ¥. M. Jordan, when Mra. A. W. Bow will be : 4 ce A TS of yenrs, ee |ein a series of lessons on the! ‘ 2 S Miss Evelyn Nichols, who has been |“Prophesies,” beginning with the | Second Avenue at Spring Street THE WORLD'S spending the holida r-|book of “Joel.” and Brn, W. ¥. Nich —— a a =~. Take Elevator to Third Floor DAINTIEST soa oo gl allyl St.| German residents in Milwaukee | 0 RPH E U M ; J (Take Elevator to Third Moor) DANCING CHORUS. Helen's hall, in Portiand. jhave sent 80,000,000 marks to Ber 7 re iin to alleyinte. the distress In Gee. (fg MADISON and THIRD baiaisi orhak aaa ca Mr. and Mrs, Eugene Levy and|many and Austria, Saturday Mat, S06 $200