The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 4, 1921, Page 14

"Miss Duncan to Enter- ; tain With Dancing ae) ter “Wetsothed Couple; Ag etrothed Couple; By Sachem Hostess. is invitations extersied to geventy-tve members of the eet, Miss Margaret) Duncan Lentertain with a dancing party evening, March 19, at the Pre-Nuptial Affair Im honer of Mise Agnes Budden oo her fiance, Dr. Will G Crosby, Whose marriage wit! te an event of 23, Mrs, Russet) A, Provine her sitter, Miss Lots Previne, ‘exterted invitations for an ef bridge at the home of Proving, on Saturday, March iss Burkhart to Be heon Hostess With places marked for twenty Miss Marjorie Iourkhart will hostess at a luncheon tomorrow at her bome, ‘. ee Plan Delightful at ve to Miss Ruby Bilger cher fiance, Mr. Frank Davis, Mr Mrs. H. A. Crowder will enter. informally at their home tomor evening. ‘Fhe invitations have been confined ab tho mamders of a smal card clad ‘fend a tew intimate friends. Dansant “For the benefit of the Social Wel- deague a musicalodansant will given tn the ball room of the ‘Washington Friday eventing, - March 11, at 8:15 o'clock. ‘The following Interesting program. the direction of Miss Marte wil be gtven by Shirtey Douse, a talented child 9 years old, @anghter of Mr. and Mra John PR Bach Massenet Ortes tertain with a musicale Sharp*ltea at the Reta Theta Pi House breath .Dennes ami a silver will be taken families of Seattle, eee Service Club il Aid Invalid ‘The Social Service chub will meet Tuesday, March 15, at 2 o'clock Mra. Andrew M. Gillespie, 1664 ave. It has been decided to indefinitely the plans for a home, and to devote the time ‘the aid of incapacitated soldiers thelr families, ces ere requested to bring this meeting donations suitable sending to the hospital, also sewing, as the plan is to make Eng Sor wtady ateoen, iss Scougal Becomes rs. Lawrence le, who was given in wr her father, was becomingty in a dark bius model of taf- fy 17 F i Fy ge American Beauty shades, with a hat «fim the’ same tones, and a corsage of Ophelia roses and freesias. Mra. John Alexander Scougal at ea a the bride as matron of honor, Mr. John Alexander Scougal iia aa bast mac tor mar. Lawrence. Mrs. Scougal is a graduate of the in high school and the Univer. of Washington, and Is a member @f the Beta Phi Sorority, the Unt- Wersity Dramatic Arsociation, and the Red Domino National Honorary Dramatic Fraternity for Women. Mr. Lawrence is a graduate of the Lincoln high school. He enlisted in teen months of which time was spent ip active service in Franca. Mr. and Mra. Lawrence left tm- Mediately for their honeymoon, and will be at home after April 1 at Endolyne. ee . Musiétal Afternoon Mrs. R. J. Huston entertained the music department of the Women’s Century club at her home this after. Moon, when the following program ‘was given: Vicia Soto—Selectoa ‘Miss Bertha Berman, Carolyn Swing, accompanist. Beprans folo— age Colombe.” Tuscan fotk arranged by Kurt Schindler _—™ pers . tee Tirtna: b 1—Placue of Lover + O14 Bngtio 2—"Oh, Mother My Love’ Fariey Mrs. Russell F. Thrapp, Miss Vera Newberry, accompanist. Reading—"Twelve Pound Look” Mra ¥ K. Maxham Barrie Op. fo, Wo, 18! Miss Marjorie Wilson. ‘Tenor Soloe— &“L’Alba fepara dalla Lace F Ombra” ... ‘ db “Vom! La Ginbba” Myr. Alfonse La Salles, Carolyn Swing at plano, oes Children’s Dancing Party For the pleasure of her daughter Margaret, Mrs. Violet P. Lewis will entertain forty young friends of the bonor guest with a dancing party at hor home on Saturday evening. North Broadway Gu of Fruit and Io Salts 7, Mission to Entertain ‘The North Broadway Circle of the Fruit and Flower Mission will enter- tain with a card party in the tea! foom st Frederick & Nelson's Mon- March 28, at 2 o'clock. table, ts progresuing rapidly under the chairmanshtp of Mra. Harry Otis which includes Mra. Olver Winf red | | Crockett, Mrs. S. E. Hayes, Mra. 8 L, Crawford, Mra. Perry B. Truax, Mrs, A. O. Loe, Mrs. Homer D. Dud ley, Mra. A. A. Gutherlond, Mra. &. for the dest ome Kappa Alumnae | this paste on the wall with an old male of tickets, which includes wetreshments and a favor tor each The little daughter of Coptnin ond Mrs. W. C. W. Renny. —Portrait by James & Merriheto. Music Recital by Cornish School Pupils Tomorrow evening, Im the neve auditorium, there will be a recit wiven by the pupils of the rewor mediate department ef the Cornish school, ‘The procram will be as follows “Tone Motures™ (3 and 1) Oriee “Wrette” aga : Mana Zuca | | = Sumber flong” McKnight, and the committee, H. Melrose, Mra W. H. Friteh and Musicale and Silver Tea ‘The Beta Mothers’ club will en aiver 4530 14th ave N. EB, Thursday fternoon, March 10, from 3 until 5 o'clock. homens eee Revenar Gertie | to Be Entertained~ Mra. George W. Wheeler and Mine Tressa Middleton will entertain Sigma Kappa Alumnae at the home of Mra Wheeler, 2218 North dist st, om Saturday, March 12 Miss Conradine Busby wil epeak ‘on the installation of the new chap ter at Washington State College. At the tea hour Mra J. B. Alex. ander will preskte at the tea table. eee Birthday Celebration Im celebration of her birthday, Mre. A. J. Phinges, 4719 45th ave. S, en tertained with a dinner of twenty covers at her home Sunday evening New Type of x Tiara Like Netiet Theme + Tortonsen Wientawent a “Tarantetie «rte Godard Lak achmantoof? “Hong of the Breck Altes Canahan “Metotie Catherine Melting ia, Op. 2 pimentora 2 cups white sauce coarse bread erumba Break fish into medinmeised pieces, Cut ptmentoes into na: strips, Mix fish, peas, pimentoes with the white sauce, being careful not to let the fish or peas get mushy. Turn into a buttered baking lish, cover with coarse bread crumbs, dot with butter and brown in a mod- Allegre Prfttiante . . BAKED TUNA FISH 8 1 small can fish, 1 cup canned peas A new style of jeweled headdress worn by Grace La Rue, bids fair to be copied. More youthful looking than the conventional tiara, it gives the for: mal touch of elegnnes to a costume. FIG PUDDING % pound figs % cup suet cup sugar exes baking powder biscult crumbs teaspoon salt cup milk teaspoon baking powder Put fics and suet thru food chap. per. Mix and add sugar, eges well beaten, crumbs, salt, milk with bak ink powder dissolved in it. Mix thoroly. Turn into a buttered mold and steam for three hours, Serve with whipped crea Ys 1 2 2% % cessful dressing for five words. = cy in the matters durability — our WALL PAPER Before putting om new wall paper in the apring, the old paper should be removed. This seems like a big fob, but it’s one of the things « housekeeper can do herself and save money by doing. Make a thin paste, thinner than for starch, of flour and water, Put the man with limited but who knows the of proper dressing, whitewash brush, The heat and dampness cause the paper to draw and crack on the wall, With a wide putty knife it's perfectly easy to scrape the setied paper off. eee Dem «Tem Have) Personal Mra J end Mee W time, will depart tomorrow for Call fornia, where she will spend two iene before returning te her home ji Minneapodia Mre Kenetm Winslow, who has been in Southern California for the past two montha, ie expected home tomorrow. eee Mra, Walter Tracy, of Albany, N ¥.. spent the weekend a» the cucet of Mra, A.D, Keating oe Mra A. D, Keating from @ trip te New ¥: eee returned city. Mr. David Seheets Craig and hin |daugbter, Mra George Farnham jwill arrive tomorrow evening from San Francisco, Mr. Farnham will be the gtest of her parents for about & month. eee Mra. Frank Roper, of My, Nev, tn the guest of her alster, Mra William Seagrave. eee M?. and Mra. C. M. Seeley return ed today from a month's trip to Call fornia, eee Mra, Edward Ormaby t planning |fto leave Monday for a month's viait in Southern California. eee Mr. and Mra Ro Torland, who have been the guests of their son and daughteriniaw, Dr. Tortlef Torland and Mra Torland, for « |number of montha, are departing about April 15 for their home tn | Mandal, Norway, eee Mra, Nathante! Paschal, with her two song, have returned from New York and@ are occupying thelr home at the Country Club eee | Col ana Mra C. M Methen tet yesterday for a two months’ trip in the Mast, going via California Mro, A. J., Blethen accompanied them ae far as San Francisco, go ing south from there to Pasadena, where she will jain her daughters, Mrs Gilbert L. Duffy and Mra, Tom Mesdag, returning to Seattle about May 1 sue Mr. and Mra Charles Uden are occupying the home of Mr. and Mrs Samuel Hedges during their visit in the Bast. GOOD BILL AT PALACE HIP A big “fashion plate show." boast ing feven acts and inctuding a wide | variety of diversions, the new show at Loew's Pulace Hip yesterday proved one of the beat of the season A general favorite te Harry Hines. | Billed as “the 68th variety” and w rerves an many varieties of fun. novel, spicy and highly palatable ‘The Gypry Trio are teffitichorean stare of the first lustre, whone whirl ** | wind dances euggert Intensive train- [ing In the Fumeian ballet achoot “The Whirt of Vartety™ is a pre tentious production in which the various charming feminine charac tere are introduced In a prologue of fered by the tenor of the company Jack and Mary Graham are « amart couple who blend singing. comedy chatter and dancing enter tainingty. “Superstition” te a come@y skit tn | which Bond-Rerry and Company ap- |pear. Ector and Dena please in their joffertng of “character bite of har |mony and monic.” Jack Gregory and Company maniputate wooden hoops |in a most dextrous manner. MIDNIGHT REVUE AT BUTLER CAFE As a mpectal added attraction the management of the Butler musica! revue announces that !n conjunction with the usnal entertainment tonight | four acta from the Palace Hip will take part In a big midnicht revue. “SUNBEAM” IS EW COLOR Sunbeam is the new cooler that has found most favor tn the south erm winter resorta It ts a decid edly frisky shade of yellow that ir highly attractive when used tn ju dictous quantities i BRADBURY CLOTHES— PAY AS CONVENIENT Here’s the whole secret of suc- men in “Bradbury” is @ name that has proven its effi- “CREDIT GLADLY” of style Credit Plan has proven a blessing to income wisdom 1332-34 Second Avenue 209 Union Street W Williams, who bax | been the guest of her relatives, Mr. _ Ht, Persona, for some | CLUBS FOR SATURDAY Seaitio fympheny Orchestre Association ‘The annual meeting of the Wom an's auxiliary Beatle Symphony Orchestra association will be held at 4p. m tp the assembd!, mm of the Chamber of Comme Members will gather to hear the annual re ports and for the election of officers. | one Seattle Juveniles, Neighbors of Wooderaft At 1:30 p.m. the Soattle Juventies. Neighbors of Woodcraft, will meet in | Swedish Club hall o-. Deoghterw Auxiliary to Women's Century Cb The Daughters’ auxiliary tw the Women’s Century club will hold tts firwt business meeting Saturday at the home of the president, Miss Gladys Cole, 6207 Brooklyn Ave. All members are requested to be present and an Invitation has been extended to the godmothers of the auxiliary . Classic Culture Clans Claanic Culture class at the Feder ated clubhouse at 2 p.m. Mra D. A Siebert and Mrs. L. B, Hoog will re. ceive and Miss Ruth Dureim will lee ture on “Musle Appreciation.” eee Alpha Gamma Delta Alumnae Alpha Gamma Delta Alumnae as sociation with Mra. R. H. Downing 3645 Burke ave., at 2:30 p.m Alumnae of Alpha XI Delta Alumnae of Alpi X1 Delta with Mra. Earl Phil! 1909 48th at One o'clock tu Miss May Cham bers will asniet. oe Ladies of Fpiphany Guild The Ladied"of Epiphany guild wil! hold @ delicatessen sale at the church Saturday, March 5, at 1 pm eee e Beta Sicma of Delta Gamma Beta Sigma of Delta Gamma wil! eet at the chapter house on Satur y, March 5, at 230 p.m Mins Roberta Satterwaite and Mins Pear! | McDonnell will act -. Tota lota of Alpha Chi Omegs Tota lota of Alpha Chit Omega wi!) meet Saturday at 230 p m. at the chapter house, 4543 18th ave N. EB see Alki Comsnunity Club Alki Community club will gtve a benefit card party and dance in the Alki Community hal! Saturday eve- ning, March 5, #:20 to 10:30. nd five hundred win ing at 1030. Re be rerved. cee ADDITIONAL CLUBS hosteanen Dickens Fellowship Cinb The Dickens Fellowship club will meet on the top floor of the Pubite |! Library Toesdey, March # at § p.m All who are interested In the writings of Charles Dickens are cordially in Vited to attend. te ey Allah Chapter, No. 163, 0. F & Allah chapter No, 165, 0. B &. wif entertain with a social dance at Odd Fellows’ temple, 10th ave and FE. Pine st., Saturday evening, March 12 s 42% Fmerald Bal The Pachrlors’ club wil gtre an Emerald ball at the Masonic temple on Saturday evening, March 12 eee Seatile Review No. 8, W, V. A. Seattle Review No. § will meet tn heavy lars; sizes 14 to 1714 ight; blue and gray colors; cut large; w. 0. ipm W. hall Thursday, Mareh 10, eee Seward Social and Literary Club Seward Social and Literary club will moet Friday, Maroh Li, 2 p.m, club house Pir and Thomas Mra, Bu) Hieencour will be the hostem and Mra, A. Tripp will be the speaker see City Vederation of W. ©. T. 0. The City Federation of the W. C. T U. will meet at Plymouth ehurch Tuesday, March 8, 2 p.m. Mra, Pannie McAbee wil) conduct the de yotion and Mra. Eva McAbee Bow man will contribute a vocal solo, fob lowed by program of general inter. est. The public is cordially invited eee Seattle Civic Improvement Club Seattle Civic Improvement club held Its regular monthly meeting In| the Federated club house Thursday afternoon, March 3. Professor & RK Guthrie, of the University of Washington, gave an interesting talk on the “Intelligence Test.” Dainty refreshments were werved by the hosters, Mrs, Armidos Weharda Beauty’s ty’s Cost Would Pay U.S. Naval Expense BY RK ¥, COUCH WASHING March 4—Amert can women now, are spending for beantifiera, foibles enough to pay the entire cost of the | including candy and nation’s program, construction of new ships Feminine knicknacks during 1920 cont approximately $500,000,000, gov ernment records show. The cont of the navy for 1921 will be $343,000, 000, unless present appropriations are Increased. | COSTS $50,000,000 TO POWDER HER NOSE That little habit of MNa@y Amer fea of powdering her nose during 1920, cont approximately or enough to build a giant dread naugit and leave $15,000,000 besides Perfurnes, cosmetics, scented soaps, jewelry, diamo and ontrich feath | ere for fans and hats now are pour ing into the United States from/ every country In the world to make the American woman more beautiful und attractive. The government cofecta some thing lke $50,000,000 a year in @ 10 per cent tax on most of the things} American women ure America is the only country tn the world where candy consumption runs | into miltjons During 1920 the Amer an candy bill was in the neighbor hood of $180,000,000. Approximately $15,000,000 worth of chewing gum | wan bought ip the United States last year. But ft ts t the records which the importation and sales of such things as furan, diamonds, pearts and jperfumes that the tnfluence of! American women on American trade and commerce ts really mado clear. STORM OF DIAMONDS BEING ORDERED Reports of the commerce depart. ment indicate that diamonds are coming into the United States at the rate of approximately $84,000,000 a/ year, and perfumes $5,400,000. Feath-! ore for bate and fans inst year naval | $12.50 to Special jworn by Natalie |womething Uke $182.000,000 on jew-| | spring suit. SHOW FULLNESS AT TOP They do years, or @ t the return of ar And to prove are showing ad with accentuate houlder seams place tween pormal and the puffed sleeves. To be sure, jeeven are yet #0 big but that you can tably thru @ doorway wit) b ts a ere elbow, the comf brushing the than the style }but there is a ward fullness. CREAM OF LETTU AND PEA SOUP 3 heads lettuce. 2 tablespoons butter ing water decided tendency 1 onion 3 cloven 1% teaspoons malt. 3 stalks celery Melt butter Cook 10 min onion vith salt and parsl wash thoroly lettuce leaves boiling water, stuck in it, celery Cover and cook 30 minutes. & peas and 1 teaspoonful of Cover and cook half an hour lon, adding more water if necessary. move parsley and onion and pI thru a fine sieve. Combine broth and let simmer 15 min Stir in white sauce to make the | sistenc y of cream. Long before Australia was What could be more girlish and) 4” tne Sole island lovely than this beruffied and be Known to voyagers ribboned advance summer frock Manning, who is playing her first part on Broadw: with Madge Kennedy in “Cornered”? The dreat ia white, with baby blue bodice and blue curled ribbon trim ming. The drop shoulder effect ts & revival from our grandmother's day, and promines to be very fash. | fonadle, as well as becoming, for) summer afternoon and evening wear. | nee bought abroad cont apsrentmatety | $3,000,000, ‘The treasury department reports| also throw light on the expenditures | of and for women. In 1920, approxi mately $100,000,000 was spent om furs, Fashion advocates Fox for Spring and Summertime wear. ox Scarfs Values to $100.00 $42.50 fi Lustrous red, taupe and black fox scarfs offered at this very special price. SMART FUR CHOKERS IN POPULAR PELTRIES N 0 W MODERATELY PRICED, At this season we are to give particular peek the repairing and ¢ NOTE NEW LOCATION (A A 6 “since 1688 4, 1611 Fourth Ave. Between Pine and Otive +S 5 elry, watches and the Uke, and $15, 000,000 on tollet soaps and powders. GIRL ENDS TROUBLES “Tt was fust the thing for the) week-end trip. One small suit case and an asortment of dainty blouses and a sport skirt and, of) course, I couldn't resist the temp | tation to start out in that new) Jack told me that if I felt the way I looked—well— | “Hastily 1 accepted the invitation, then sat down ang wondered where on earth the clothes were coming from, when tn marched Jack, and 1) told him my troubles. | “Brighten up.’ he said; ‘go to) Cherry's as I did and buy on credit. Real dignified credit, too. That's where and how I get all my elothes.' | “I'm certainly learning where and | how to buy clothes so as to be well/ dressed all the time and not be} broke. | “Thelr store ts on Second ave. between Madison and Spring, 207} Bids. over the Pig’n Whis- | -Advertisement. 0 tle. $18 Values The greatest bargain event in Boys’ Suits we have ever offered. Every suit on sale is from 25% to 30% below pre-war prices, and every one is right up-to-date in style in every res t. We advise you to get your boy his Easter suit now and save severa dollars on it. There are about 800 of these suits; tailored of wool cassimeres, wor- steds and tweeds; light, medium and dark patterns. All are belted and have slash or patch pockets. Goats and pants are full lined. The tail- oring is of the best, insuring a perfect fit. Ages 8 to 18. Remember, Easter will soon be here. Buy your boy his suit now. Good Values in Men’s Wear Men’s Work Shirts, Special 98c $1.50 VALUES of Men’s Chambray Work Shirts, low col- Men’s Dress Shirts, $1.49 to $2.75 A SPECIAL LOT of Ne prices; percales and striped madras; wide range of colors and patterns, Men’s Union Suits, Special $2.63 $3.50 VALUES of Mixed Wool Union Suits; weight; long sleeves, closed crotch; gray color. Shirts and Drawers, each $1.29 A very special offer of Mixed Wool Shirts and Draw- ers, priced at $1.75 ordi spring weight; knitted cuf Men’s Cotton-Lisle Sox, pair 35c 45c VALUES of fine Cotton-Lisle Sox, reinforced toes and heels; gray, brown and black; all sizes. Men’s Muslin Nightgowns, Special $1.50 Extra good value of plain white Muslin Nightgowns; good weight; cut large; nic Boys’ Shoes Special $4.50 $6 VALUES of heavy brown School Shoes; wax calf upper; chrome elk in- destructible sole; solid leather throughout. <A great shoe for wear. Sizes 2% to 6. W Spring Shirts at very low Spring narily; spring needle weave; fs and anklets. sely trimmed and finished. “TME STORE MAT, SAVES vOu MONEY’) TMC SECOND AVENUE AT UAMES STREET WOMEN’S AND CHILDREN’S WEAR Children’s Stockings, Special 35c 50c VALUES of Lronclad and Arrowhead Brand Stock- ings; very durable; black, brown and white; sizes 5 to yi Ladies’ Stockings, Special 98c $1.50 VALUES of sub-standards of Holeproof Hosiery silk lisle; reinforced garter top; black only; all sizes. Ladies’ Vests and Pants, each 75c Extra good values of Ladies’ Spring-weight Vests and Pants; woven of fine, soft cotton yarns; tight and lace knee pants; short sleeve vests; all sizes. Women’s Underskirts, Special 98c RA hay sy rh pape ses of these Flannelette Under- skirts; good weight; cut large; plain white and stri $1.50 VALI ori Misses’ Gingham Aprons, each 79c $1.50 VALUES; nice quality of Gingham Aprons, all- over style; plaid and check patterns; neatly trimmed. Women’s Sample Corsets—Half Price! Don’t miss this unusual offer of Warner’s Corsets at a Special Price. A sample lot, high and low busts, long hips; coutils and brocades. PRICED $1.25 to $5.50. Misses’ Oxfords : Special $3.50 IG33) « $5 VALUES of Misses’ ne Oxfords ; suitable fo school or dress wea black or brown calf skin; moderate toe; walking heel. Sizes 11% to 2 t: