The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 28, 1921, Page 10

en ee TNT SE Be ARTA AMMAN TY Rare FFI =e Some THE SEAT | Music Recital Friday Evening At Montetiue hall on day eve | el +5 4 Re 'tormed « contederation, welecting the | 1] AND PAINTED t unfounded city of Ottawa as) "i a ited flowers bloom ell and adonting the FNE-| some of the newest sport mite with #6v-| rhieir delicate tints suggest nothir Ameri: | | no much a Dresden. the ennital, eh form of government, eral Leacures Uuken trom the con wide of the line. In the years wince then Prince Edward Island, | Manitoba and British Columbia have come into the confederation the former Northwest territories have been divided into provinces and also Amitted to the Dominion that w the Dominion of Canada covers | Personal | Mr, James Brannigan i» leaving | | Saturday for Los Angeles on a ten :, d sl neny ip. Jociet a haeeee ning at & o'clock the Seattle Banjo Mr. William Jones left week and Players announce a — Mr. Raywood Frazier, wi been attending Yale untvers turned Saturday to spend hi# mer vacation with his parenta, and Mra. Raymond R. Frazier. tuart Frazier, who ia a studen Amherst, returned about @ week ¢ CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY Wisconsin Goldenrod Club The Wisconsin Goldenrod club will ot at the home of Mrs. jan chureh every D. m. intead of Thursday, at 7:30 Teachers riday ws formerly. | . and Bikur Cholum The La Auxiliary to the Con rma 10038 65th ave, &., eregation of Bikur Cholum will hold elt Jun Take 11:29 \ ite annual plenic Vortuna Park |? Jor’s Mill station. | next Sunday all the territory from the Atlantic invited. Box see the Pacific and from the United | Delegutes Chosen Kor State Meeting |States boundary to Arctic Ocean |, ive delegates have been chonen jby the om of the Woman's Auxiliary to Kainier Noble Post American Legion, to represent that organization at th wlat depart | The boat | 3, at 9:30 «, m. ent, convgntion in Hoquiam, July returning: 4 m. A program i#| 1416,” inclusive. ‘They are Mra. F for Columbus, ©, whe will | banjo recital by Alfred A, Farland. apend the summer months, visiting | | » he The program follows George | relatives Silver Tea ateWast Seattle Home; Luncheon at Rainier Club Honoring Visitor; Mrs. Horn} ¢ ’ days to San Franck «a hasan beaks Will Be Complime nted. | : eelen. are us | yean y «) Transcription, Mr. Kar! Harbaugh returned Sun}! day from San Franctaco, where he} spent @ short time Concerto Op 64 Mondelasohn | bridge ore (b) Allowral molto. vivace INTERMIABION (a) Mediey overture Fantaw on no Mr, Harland R Saturday for a t tod at will * Mendetasoha trip Of tef | (cy Mpanish Dance No. 6 (Bolero) An-| Monekowakt Tales of Moff Maris leave co and Lo Kent }Al W lunch at 12:90. ore see of Y. Camp at Batni red » of the PAY | | All friends of the ¥ BHLON Jinvited to vinit the ¥ ro] Wednesday, Juno yen | Beart “Tarsan te Terrible” Saturgy ad Try this Dish ; nivel idge Island W.GA camp on I are ALBIN in RS. GEORGE W and N Mrs, Ll. F. Kell taining with a silve of Mrs, A n Wed | (a) Andante | | A splendid Summer Dessert! Made with Golden Age Eg ti after ‘ Noortles—light In weight, golden in color, made of Duruin Semolina with alt as ; bie Mr, W, Dwikcht Mead left Sunday 4g added—they cook up Leautifully in many delicious diahea. noon, July 13, from § until € o'clock. | The affair ix to be a benefit for the) Bast Seattlo auxiliary to the Seattle | Symphony orchestra Mrs. G Henriot be tn} charge of th ning room the first hour, when Mrs. James F. Lane and Mrs. Frank Maltby will preside at the urns, while nd hour Mrs Frank D. Mo be in charge, with Mr L and Mre. Davia BE. Ke < hospl talities, Assisting wil] be Miss Retty Shel. | ley M Elizabeth Kellogg, Mise Jane Henriot, the Misses Marion and Donna Lane, Miss tey Miss Evelyn Kellogg and Miss Vir ginia Albin During the afternoon a notable Musical program will be presented Mrs. Sullivan Will Compliment Mrs. Grant at Luncheon Complimenting Mra. Frederick James Grant, of Zanesville, Ohio, Mrs. James Colbert Sullivan has ex tended invitations for a luncheon of twenty-five covers at the Rainier @ub, Thursday afternoon, see Luncheon Complimenting Mrs. Horn Mra. J. I. Durand is entertaining with a luncheon at the Boulevard (Inn, Friday afternoon, compliment ing Mrs. Henry Horn of San Fran cisco. rege will K, Shelley Voge dispen: Josephine KE Mrs. Parker Chooses Assistants for Tea With Mrs. William 8, Kirkpatrick, of Portland, Ore., Mrs. H. J. Haaseh, of Eugene, Ore., and her sisthr, Mra. Don Coe Jaxtheimer, who has come to Sdattle to reside, as the honor guests, Mrs. Shirley 1. Parker is en- tertaining with a tea at her home| on Friday afternoon, from 3 until 6 o'clock. Assisting the hostess tn receiving the guests will be Mrs, Don True- Blood and Mra Paul White. Presid ing at the urns the first hour will be Mrs. W. G. McLaren and Mrs George W. Soliday, and the second hour, Mrs. Homer Pilley, of Tacoma, and Mrs. P. M. Jenner. As- sisting will be Mra. Loren D. Ange vine, Mrs. Walter Tuesley, Miss Ty: Tone Whitney and Miss Grace King. eee Mrs. Crosby to Be Honored Mrs. David J. Hanna and her sis ter, Miss Sara Hanna, will entertain with a bridge at their home Thurs day afternoon, honoring Mrs. Will G. Crosby (Agnes Busden) Ten tables will be in play. . . Visitors Will Be Welcomed Mr. and, Mrs. Charles H. Lilly have issued invitations for a danc- Ing party at the Seattle Golf and Country club, Friday evening, July 8, complimenting Mr. and Mrs. Jobn | H. Perry of New York, who will come West to spend the summer in the city. Assistants at Tea Assisting at the tea Miss Hortense Green and Miss Mary Dudiey Walk- er are giving tomorrow afternoon, complimentary to Mra. Barrett Green and Miss Clara Bickham Ford, are to be Miss Phebe Nell Tid- Marsh and Miss Dorothy Ewing, who will preside at the urna, and Miss Emily Jerome and Miss Phyllis Blake, who will aid thruout the rooms. ee Informal Dinner at Home Mr. and Mrs, Elbridge Hadley Stu. art were hosts last evening at their home, entertaining with an informal | dinner, preceding the dance Mr, and/| Mrs. Alexander B. Stewart and Mra. | James D. Lowman gave at the Sun- eet club, Miss Daniels Announces Committee for Tennis Carnival Miss Cymbra Daniels will enter. tain her committee on games for the children’s party at the Tennis club carnival on July 15, at luncheon Fri. day afternoon. The committee in-| cludes Mrs, Gilbert Skinner, Mra. Al exander Dickinson, Mrs. Albert Charles Stubb and Miss Hazel McMil lan. Business Luncheon at Sunset Club | The Sunset club announces two business luncheons for the summer months, the one to take place Wednesday, July 13, and the second one Wednesday, August 10, at 12:30 o'clock. | see Series of Musicale Teas Mrs. Charlies N. Gibsow was host. ess at a series of musical teas at her home last Wednesday, ‘Thursday and Friday afternoons. The rooms were bright with spring blossoms in the shades of wistaria and gold ‘he urns were in charge of Mra. G. " Lill, Mrs. William Winder, Mra. G. A. Muessel and Mrs. C. FE. Meise, and the punch bowl was presided over Teahault and Mrs. . e cards were fe» ceived by little Frances Casey and Eunice Louise Mucasel The musical program tributed by Mrs. Victor Mrs. Fannie Skinner, Phillips, Misg Rosalie Mrs. C. E. Melse, Miss Gladys Phillips, Mrs. Lillian Mills, Miss Agnes Hansen, Miss Vera Robson and Miss May Gillespie. eee Jumble Shop Closed | of Saturdays | ‘The Jumble Shop announces that | during the months of July and August, the shop will be closed on Saturdays only, at 1 o'clock. was con Zednick, Misa Rae Kozlowsk\, | Frances Melsej| This charming blue serge jumper suit is youth itself. Gray crepe de chine is used for the blouse, the pleated in- serts of the skirt and the but- tons on the front panels. The hat is also of crepe with cross stitchings and a black bow. Entertain Informally Dr. and Mrs. Milton Sits Randolph entertained informally at their home Friday evening in compliment to Mrs. Randolph's sister, Mrs. Charles Calder Orr, of New York, who ie their guest, Benefit Musicale At the Junior Practice club's mu sicale for the benefit of the Chil dren's Orthopedic hospital, at the home of Mr. and Mra. Chartes D. Stimson, at the Highlands, Thursday evening, the program will be short, comprising numbers by club mem- bers, as well as outside talent. The second feature of the evening wil} be! the reading of Rarrie’s “Alice Sit-by the Fire.” by Ellen Van Volkenburg Qirs, Maurice Browne) At the supper whieh wiN follow the entertainment Miss Nellie Cor nish and Mra, Louise Van Ogle will preside. Tickets may be obtained from members of the Juntor Prac tice chub. eee Marriage Announced Mrs. Richard M. Thomas an nounces the marriage of Miss Flor ence E. Anderson to Mr. Joseph L. | Schmadel, on Saturday, June evening for Portland, San Francisco and Los Angeles on a business trip. | | Mr. and Mre. John Campbell, Misw Dorethy Campbell Mins | Perkins returned last evening from Portiand ae Dr, and Mrs, Albert I, Roufflear returned Sunday evening from Port land, where they went to attend the golf tournament | Dr. MH. H. Schwartz has returned from @ trip to Honolulu Mr, and Mrs, Paul C, Shephard | (rene McCallum) are t con | gratulations the birth of a daughter at the Providence hospital, [June 2 iving upon see Mr children 4 to California remaining about a month and Mr Mar! C. De Moss and planning to motor down ing this week and Mr. and Mrs, Harry Keyes Brooks and «mall son left today for their) home in Bend, O 1 eee | Mrs. John Noyes has recently re turned from a visit of several weeks in Chicago. eee | Miss Edna McCreery is leaving! |Thursday by motor for Vancouver, |B. C., to spend the week end with | tienda. eee | Mrs. Charles Calder Orr, who has been the guest of her brother.in law and sister, Dr. and Mra, Milton | Sitz Randolph, will leave tomorrow | for her home in New York, where she will join her husband, Lieuten- ant Charles Calder Orr, U. 8. N., and spend the bummer at Naragunsett! | Pier, | eee | Mr, and Mra. Charles E. Peabody have returned from an extensive motor trip thru the States, | eee | Commander Stewart E. Rarber, U.! 8. N., and Mra Barber, will spend }the week end touring Vancouver Iw | jland, remaining until after the/ | Fourth. | eee Mins Florida Singleton and Miss {Catherine Crawford spent the week | jend with friends at Bremerton. . Dr. and Mra Richard W. Perry and family, with their guest, Mra. | Henry Horn, are removing Saturday to their summer home on Bainbridge | Istand. eee Mra. George Dickinson and chil- dren of Concrete will spend the| week end with Mra George W. Dick ingon. eee Dr, Frederick Adams will return Thariday evening from London, On. tario, Canada, where he has been on @ short trip. ee Krueger 4 Mise Arranged by ¥ 4 (o) Waite r, Crane fo) ¥ ay Belected No. 2... Mownkownkt Old Back Jow Farland (f) Overture to “William Tell™ (finale? fe Ronaint Three Pupils to Be Presented by Krinke ‘| Tomorrow evening at 820 Marry) Krinke will present threes of his/ pupils in recital at the Fine Arts hall The program to be given follows Honata (firat movement) At the Con ' ne Wantantique™,. 2 Alva Parker. Mans Zueen Walter Morgan. Exxther Krueger, who have been the| guests of Mr. and Mra, J. KR. Moore last evening for California for a} short vinit before returning to their; home in Minneapolis eee Mr. and Mrs. Robert baby, of San Antonio, Tex rived and are guests at the Hotel rento. Mrs, Lilly will be remem bered as Miss Alice Pontius eee Mra. John W. Eddy han discontin ued her day at home, the last Tues day in every month, for the remain der of the summer. Lilly BALDWIN The World’s Highest Grade Piano Sold Exclusively by C.C. Bender Co. 1609 Third Ave. We Are Not Overstocked But we have some garments that We shall not carry into the Fall season. We have re-marked them at very Low prices, quality considered. Our message now is addressed To women of thrift, who are economical and Who save to buy and buy to save. Examples: Coats as low as $ 4.95, as high as $55.00 Suits as low as $10.95, as high as $64.75 Dresses « low as $15.00, as high as $54.75 EVERY GARMENT A GENUINE VALUE WITH THE FLORENCE GUARANTEE BEHIND IT This is not a hurry-up sale nor a forced one in any sense, but an honest-to-goodness, old-fashioned sale for the purpose of clearing out our entire Spring and Summer stock. SECOND & UNION “SAVES YOU MONEY” SEATTLE WN being arran nd for the afternoon, or |W. Hargraves, Mra. C. ¥, Grindall, one may each sports, Neser| Mra. Malcolm Douglas, Mre. Ken lunch may be made by!neth Durham and Mra, Minnie I W. ©. A. Also Uckets | Bragdon. The next meeting of the J there for the trip | auxiliary will be on Thursday, July |7, at Bp in the Veterans’ Hall Armory. ‘The convention will Club be discussed and arrangementa will t for the an-|be completed at this time. { nunl banquet of the Manus Dra a matus club, It will take place at Parliamentary Procedure Club 615 p. m, at the Sorrento hotel ‘The members of the Adele M see Fielde Parliamentary Procedure Veritas Whist Club | Club have set Friday, July for Veritas Whist club with Mrs, Olga|the date of their annual picnic, The | California plenic will be held at Alki Point. West Seattle, at 2p. m es as Omagelowa Rounkon Former residents, of Osage and Mitchel! county, fowa ylanning a picnic reunion at Woodland park Wednesday, July 29, Piente supper at 6 p.m, Bring well-filled lunch baskets, In fase of rain, you are calling the ¥ may be puret at reduced o- Manus Dramat June 29 is the di ave, Canadians to Observe Dominion Day ric July 1, commonly known “Dominion Day,” or “Federation * will be celebrated here by the mbers of the ¢ n Chu and nadian Women's Club. An| |invitation has been extended to all Canadians to join in the festivities asked to assemt 1 Greenwood | which include a picnic supper to be ave., at the hor win O. Drake, | served at 630 p. m. in upper Wood- ° |land Park, ADDITIONAL CLUBS | Dominion day t# the anniversary of the confederation of the Domin. York Community Club jon of Canada. On July 1, 1867, the The York Community Club will/four provinces of Nova Scotia, New roeet at the Mount Beker Presbyger ‘Brunswick, Quebec and Ontario CHEVROLET for Economical Transportation’ as Da HEVROLET “Four- Ninety” is not an automo- bile built to sell at a certain price, but a completely equipped, quality car at a price usually associated with small, not fully equipped cars. Chevrolet Motor Company Retail Store Third Ave. at Blanchard Street Eliott 4056 Double Inducements Tomorrow Children’s Gingham Dresses New Spring Styles $1.98 to $4.50 ‘There nothing so attractive looking and so comfortable as a pretty gingham dress for a little girl during the summer season. You will be con- vinced of this if you see-our showing of them. We have bright colored plaids and plain colored dresses in a dozen different yles; nicely trimmed and §j} finished. Splendid materials. Ages 7 to 14. | | | 18 Misses’ Gingham Street Dresses $4.00 to $7.50 We are showing a very select and attractive group of Misse ingham Street Dresses, embracing the very newest ideas in style, and at a price that will please you. They have dainty organdie collars, cuffs and veste variety of checks and plaids; sashes of self material. zes 6 to 22. Children’s Hats, 75c, $1.25 to $2.50 Splendid values of Children's Hats of fine eral becomifg styles; colored straws with Values up to $4.00 and $5.00, Bathing Suits, $1.65 to $7.00 swimming time a new bathing fine many Boys’ Athletic Union Suits, 85c and 90c ry they're hemp ribbon trimming and straws; sev streamers, It's need children; suits again and perhaps you or your suit. We have them for men. ones, mixed cotton and wool and bright body stripes. children women and cotton and all-wool boy wants athletic 8o cool and comfort Union Suits in the summer time able. We have them in best quality nainsook material; elastic insert across back; cut full size; all sixes Priced low Boys’ Shoes, Pair $3.50 If your boy needs a pair of shoes that hard service, buy thes They're built foe wear; Boy Scout last; solid leather throughout; brown muleskin uppers; white ouk sole; sewed and nailed, Sizes 2% to 6, will stand long and “THE STORE wear, creme Se x trate ee UPPEIOI AS 5 S naa E Golden Age Egg Noodle Raisin Pudding mpty contents of one regular package of Golden Age Keg Noodlesinto two quarta boiling salt water (one teaspoon salt). Bol 4 drain. Beat up two pint milk, one-half sugar, cooked noodles one-fourth peckape eroded rail: Place all tn buttered pan with one tablespoon butter, and a few B fi Write for free cook Cleve! (Golden Age Egg land Macaroni Co. Cleveland, Ohio Nood. RESCENT CUT T’S MIGHTY FINE CRESCENT MANUFACTURING CO, SEATTLE, WASH. ——™ and sane Fourth—a This is Vidrola V—$25 Let patriotism express itself in patriotic music! Here are some suggested Victor records for this grand day: 4 AMERICA”—sung by the American tenor, Clarence Whitehill = - : : $1.25 AMERICAN NATIONAL AIRS played on the accordion by Pietro + : - 8c “STARS AND STRIPES FOREVER”—march by Pryor’s band $1.35 “THE AMERICAN FLAG” and “NAME OF OLD GLORY,” recitations + + $1.35 For every purpose and every purse there isa Verba Insist on the mark of quality on instrument and record. Sherman Third Avenue at Pine SEATTLB ‘Tecoma + Spokane + ay & Co. i bss