The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 4, 1921, Page 16

Junior Club Season Dances; Smith to Give Series of Lectures; Thanksgiv- ing Dance Program, Planning Dr. MEMBERS Junior club met last evening to formulate plans for their dancing Parties this winter, day evening they will meet to decide on the dates and the place where the affairs will be given, ‘The committee in charge of ar Fangements includes Mr. Gano Poth @ringham, Mr. Hiram Patterson, Mr. Marfield Bolcom, Mr. Theodore ‘Owens, Mr. Chester Latimer, chair. _ Man; Miss Wispeth McHwan, Miss Dudley Walker, Miss Cather. ; Collins, secretary, and Miss Dor. Ewing, treasurer. _ The committee of last season, un- i Resco direction three attractive were given, consisted of Mr. Black, Mr. Edwin A. Strout Jr., Gano Fotheringham, Mr. Pierce | Haight, Mr. Chester Latimer, Miss Bima Collins, Miss Catherine Col ling, Miss Dorothy Ewing and Mra. George Douglas Judithe Gibbs), , eh < » Smith to Lecture at ‘omen's University Club Dr. Stevenson Smith of the Unt- Wersity of Washington will deliver a ‘Gourse of six lectures on the “Psy: | fy of Discipline” at the Wom University club, beginning Wed evening, November 9. lectures will be open to the and tickets may be obtained | the clubhouse the evening of the Only tickets for the entire wih be sold. The subjects an follows: “The Instincts of Babies.” A of the situations that cause tn- to act as they do, The emo of childhood and hereditary of response. “The Psycholory of Fabit For. " A knowledce of these prin. fe the foundation for all train- 8. “How Obedience Is Obtained.” An examination of pructical meth- 6. "The Causes of Certatn Common of Childhood.” Slowness, for. quarreling, untruthful stubbornness. “What to Avold tn the Diseiptine Children.” A consideration of the usual faults of parents. eee am for Junior Dance “The Jonior Gufld Thanksgiving which takes place this year on afternoon, November 12. § until 7 o'clock, will have an y autumn dance, Miss Wells’ from the Cornish—Naom! De » Paula’ Green, Ida Lavin, " Schuett, Dorine Snowden. Jack in the Box, Mr. Faurot’s la Lacey, Marie Louise Louise Margaret Lage, Mar- McPherson, Constance Barnes, Rose, Geraldine Conners, Ed- Lacey, Arvilla Asmus, Shirley ~Georgina Leekley, Florence McG + 4:10, soft shoe dance, Mr. Christen. ¢lass—Kemper Freeman, Lud- il, George Kinnear. group of folk dances, Klapp Shoemaker and Looby Loo, Taylor's class, Cornish—Ann tt, Florence Lucile Carpenter, McCreery, Margaret Jean Hub- DoDrothy Jane McGill, Jean : Marjorie Polen, Phyllis eolonial dance, Mr. Dousias’ Virginia Nogreen, Bernice Billie Lorraine Lowen- oe 430 charge of the tiny guests ts of Mrs. William Randall ord and the Misses Katherine ‘Crawford, Grace Fischer, Janet Pow- ell, Elspeth McEwan, Mary Dudiey ‘alker, Vera Monteagle, Artie Lee » Alice Uddenberg, Margery Helen Wright, Dorothy Ew: Dorothy Greene, Emily Nettle ton, Marion Haynes, Hazel McMillan, Dunbar, Gertrude Elford, He! ‘Thompson and Fraser McPher- ne, Messrs. Edmond Maxwell, A. Kribs, Russell Perkin: Lincoln McCormick, Alexander © Pringle, Alden J. Fischer, Menzo B. “Mattice, Howard H. Wright, Harold le, Edmund Sands, Neal Tourte- Dick Haynes, James W. Ruel, Ralph M. Smith, Joseph Knapp and Daulton Blake. |. During the afternoon pictures of the bospital work will be shown. eee Mrs. Sirrine Entertains _Charmingly ‘Mra. L. E. Sirrine entertained this afternoon at her home on Doge Ter- race with the first in a series of » bridge teas, which was most at- tractive in its appointments. ‘Ten tables were in play, the players at @ach table being presented with fa- ~ ¥ors of Colonial candy bouquets, The home was decorated dahlias, in the pastel shades, and the fea table had for a centerpiece a| _ charming basket of the same bios goms. The hostess was annisted at the tea hour by the Misses Etiza- ‘beth Summers, Margaret Hanson, Ruth Pratt and Margarct Duncan, ‘Bridge Evening Compliments Engaged Pair With Miss Mae Trenholme and her fiance, Mr. Arthur R. Griffin, as the honor guests, Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Hdward Hughes enter- tained with a delightful bridge of four tables at their home in Laurel- hurst, Wednesday evening. eee Mrs. Snapp Will Receive Honoring her daughter-in-law, Mra. John Farrington Snapp, Mrs, Snapp fag stteruoce’ Guring the teow et oon month ‘November. “Bhafer, Roland Nicol, Hamilton C.| with | or THE) On next Tues. | | | | by James & Merrihew. The little daughter of Mr. and Mre, K. S. Kline.—Portrait \Mrs. Terry Will Entertain | Honoring Mr. and Mra. Robert Washburn of Portland, Mra J. F Terry is entertaining with an to formal dinner at her home this eve- ning. eee Informal Bridge at Home Entertaining informally with a bridge of two tables, Mra J. B. Mid- dieton will be howters at her home oe Social Service Club to Meet ‘The’ Social Service club wil! meet with the prestient, Mra. Andrew Gillespie, at her home Tuesday, No- vember 15. Plans for the Thank» giving party for the county bospital will be discussed, Entertain Informal; Mr. and Mra. Paul Wilbur Masters have invited a group of the younger married set to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Ives Saturday evening, for an informal bridge party. cee Informal Dinner vr. and Mra. Donald Graham en- | tertathed with an informal dinoer at their home last evening. eee Luncheon at Sunset Club Following the morning musicale at the Fine Arts gallery Wednesday morning Miss Nellie Cornish enter tained with a luncheon at the Sun set club, the guests including Mrs. Kuria Strong, Mra. Clyde Morris, La Follette, Miss May @VUliama, Miss Nellie Patrick, Miss Berdice Biye and Vivian Strong Hart. . ° Annual Bazaar ; The active and alummae chapters their annual bazaar at Pig’n Whistle, Saturday, November from 2 until 9 o'clock, The proceeds and the house fund. cee Alumnae Musicale A musicale will be given at the home of Mrs. Phillip McBride Satur. day afternoon, by the Pi Beta Phi Alumnae, AT THE CORNISH THE REPERTORY COMPANY pet ct “TUE TIDINGS HROUGHT TO MARY” By Paut adel Miracle Play of the Middle Ages TONIGHT AT 8145 Single Tickets 82,00 lus War Tax At the Box Office—Capitol LOEWsS Altace HI ¥v 46 i ACTS AS GOOD KATHERINE BE & ONEIL ANA i wit Adele Blood and ” Tom Chattert Eves. add $1, Matn., B00 to Soe METROPOLITAN Only Two More Days 26, | Committee for Bachelors’ Ball The committee for the Bachelors’ | club Oriental ball, to be given at the Masonic temple, Saturday evening November 12, includes a number of | high schdéol and university students: Mr. Charles Brickell, Mr. Charles Hit, Mr. Winthrop Herman, Mr. | Dudley Turnactiff, Mr. Vernon Klep- per and Mr. Hergert Metadorf. Personal Dr. and Mra 8. I. Jordan are spending a week on Whidby island. eee Mr, and Mra, Raymond Bordeaux, of Hordeaux, are planning to spend the week-end in town. eee Mr. and Mrs. FE. G. Pngtich and Mins Alice Eugiish left inst week by motor for California. They wili be away about a month, eee Mr. and Mra. FL G. Page and Mr. Rusgell Page, formerly of Sunnydale, who have recently removed to Be. attie to reside, are domiciled at 633 35th ave, oe ¢ Mra. Grant 1. Butt of New York, wil} arrive in the city Mon. day to. make her home with her brotherinJaw and sister, Mr. and {mre J. M. MeConaney. eee | Mr. and Mra. Allan Balsbough En. | ste (Rosamond Parsons), who are re siding in New York, are receiving Mensages of congratulation on the | birth of a won in that city Nevem. Miss Martha Sackett, Mies Meicena be: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Enatand wil! return Saturday from « few days spent in Yakima, | Mr. and Mrs. George F Morfont| of Alpha Gamma Delta will hold \are leaving Tuesday for California, | Point about November 15 and will | to be away during ° Mr. and Mrs. L. Frank Macklem the winter months. ee rine Patty, Clalrice Rich-| Will be applied to the summer camp are eccupying their new home, at 40th ave, and BE. Pine st. eee Mr: Ernest B. Hussey has returned from a trip of @ few weeks in the eee Mra. Benjamin Grant and dangh- |ter, Blanche Margaret, are leaving | Sunday for Los Angeles, where they | will spend the winter with Mra. E. D. Nickerson, the mother of Mra. Grant. . e ° Mr. and Mrs. Cecli H, Bacon and family, with Mrs, Bacon's mother, Mrs. Stephen Cook, are coming in THE SEATTLE STAR. CLUBS FOR SATURDAY Wellesley Club | VOTEE | Wellesley Chub will meet at Wo mon’s University Club at 12:90 p.m. | |Luncheon and important business Cynthia Gr The Social Welfare league tn peed of springs for — doutig | hed for an invalid woman, cine have been donated. If can help out, please cal | | Cooper, EMiott 4576. Thanks: CYNTHIA GF Most Beautiful Thing in the World?—Have You Dis- |, covered It? Write Your Opinion. |tamftleg and tt appeals to me as the nes ee | most beautiful thing in the worl meeting. . oe Tota Tota Tota Tota of Alpha Chi Omega wil! |mieet at chapter house, 4543 18th ave. N. 1 at 290 pom eee Cosmopolitan Chub Cosmopolitan Club will afternoon for Y¥, W. C. A spend week-end, Mm. Anna BE. Mul lina, chaperon, leave tn camp to . Kla How Yah Alumnae Kia How Yah Alumnae of the Uni versity of Washington will meet at {12:30 p. m. Saturday, Nov, 6, at Good | | Bats Cafeteria, Members are asked }to bring the names and addresses of absent members and mail the ad | dreases to either Miss etta Wa 4228 16th ave, N. B., or Mins Juanita Hamilton, 164 Garfield st, eee Acxiliary Maple Post No, 21 Ladiew’ Auxtiiary to Maple Post No, 21 will give a military whist party Saturday evening, 8:80 p.m. at 404 12th ave, N. Mra. O. Beaton, | hostess, 0, | eee South Park Ladies’ Improvement Chub A benefit card party wil be given | by the Ladies’ Improvement Club of South Park in Douglas Fix of the unempk ry one invited, . Aunxiiary to Post No, 18 Auxiliary to Seattis Post No. 18, American Lecion, will entertain with | & Halloween dance Friday evening lin Roosevelt hall, 1616% Third ave. All veterans and fi is invited. eee Amethyst Chapter The Social club of Amethyst chap- | at South Park. . card party at the Busch hotel, 621 Jackson st, on Saturday evening November 8th, at | AN! the clubs of the ¥, W. G A. will meet tn the lobby of the anno: clation buliding, Friday, Nov. 4, § DP. m, Thin is the first mixer of the season, so that the girls of the club may become better acquainted. eee Princess Angeline Parlor ‘The Native Daughters of Washing- ton, Princess Angeline Parlor, No. 1, will give a card party, Thursday evening, November 10, at the Panama cafeteria, eee Interbay PT. A. Interbay PT. A. will hold ft regular meeting Wednemiay, Novem. ber 9, at 245 p. m. The teachers of the school will be the hosta, eee Prairie Rose Club The Prairie Roe ctuty wilt meet at the home of Mra. W, L. Prince, |4798 17th N., Monday, November 71. 2pm. Fruit donation day, eee Rainier School Father and Son Night Father and Son Night wit be ob jnerved Thurmiay evening, November }10, at the Rainier school, Judge Ronald will be the @penker of the evening. Refreshments will be | served. eee ! Seattle Lodge No. 7? i Beattie Lodge No. 1, Degree of| Honor Profective asnoelation, will! live a benefit card party for the |Orthopedie hospital, Tuesday, No-| vember 8, at 9 p, m., in Evergreen | from their country place at Munt’s jtake apartments at the Hotel Sor rento for the winter. eee Miss Rita McCutcheon of Van- couver, B. C.. is the guest of Mr, and Mrs. D, F. Willard. eee Mr. Vincent Miller is leaving Sat- urday for a three weeks’ Eastern trip. eee Mrs. R. B. Derrickson, who was called to Harrisbureh, Pa, by the! death of her mother, will return/ about November 15, eee Mrs. Dane W, Brown will return the first of December from Boston, | where she has been visiting for sev.) eral monthe. it This little candidate is Cecil) Edgar Turnquist, 7 months old, recipient of votes and ean- didate for more in the baby} popularity contest in connec- tion with the Nile temple! circus, being held at the Arena. The prize is a valu- able diamond ring. Cecil ia the son of John Turnquist,| 4422 Fourth ave. N, E. hall, Armory. Refreshments perved and bigh honors awarded, eee Tonta Chapter Ball Tonia chapter will entertain with ite 12th annual Thursday, No- | vember 10, in the Masonic Tempte. There will be cards for thone who ter will entertain with a court whist | 4, not care to dance, All Masons, Springw—those two places were the | moral. The parents were co-partners Fastern Stars and friends invited. ‘The committes on arrangements tn- | eludes Mrs, Ada Johnson, Mra. Bela | Norman, Mr Daisy Henry, Mra. Etta Flagler, Mrs. Lonna Bradford, Mins Jensie Emerick, Mr, R. E. Bull van, Mr. George McFarland and Mr. John Montgomery, Reception com- mittee--Mra, Elizabeth Montgomery, Mra, Jensie Peletior, Mra. Edith Put- man, Mra. Elizabeth Wesley, Mra. Rese May Newell, Mra, Florence Sullivan, Mra. Margaret Eichmeter, Mra, Kate Gregory, Mra. Gertrude Haven, Mrw. Minnie Shankland, Mrs. Linna McParland, Mra. Grace Millen and Mrs. Dovey S. Hall, Floor com- mitteo—Mr. Frank Johnson, Mr. Ray Nelson, Mr. J. D. Lewi Mr. Harry Demmick, Mr. Robert A, Dennit and the pantomime girls. “French Companies’ Have to Be Genuine PATIS, Nov. 4-—Owing to the large number of foreigners doing business In France ag “French com: panies.” 61 employers’ associations have folned hands to force every cor poration te name their directors and the nationality and address of each on the official letterheads, MARNE ditor Gets Even With Contemporary LONDON, Nov. 4—"What ts the bert way to guard against holiday risks,” te the interesting question propounded by one, Londen editor. “Don't Take a holiday,” fs the very apt answer made by a contemporary. TUBERCULOSIS CLINIC Every Monday and Wednesday 10 A. M.-12 M. During November D’ARSONVAL INSTITUTE 905 East Pine Street Corner Broadway Phone Fast 0573 The Peak of Perfection Better coffee can not be produced. In aring Hills Bros. ed Can” Coffee, make it right,and then you will appreciate its appetizing aroma, fine flavor and satisfying |"What in the most beautiful thing in| most part, sovered with timber, both j| the |thing else in the BY CYNTHIA GREY What is the most beautiful thing in the world? A reader asked the question a few evenings ago in these columns. | Beauty can never be definitely expressed—it is too personal, | that is, a thing is beautiful to the degree of one’s idea of art. | Also, there are two kinds of beauty, natural and artificial, I am sure, tho, it would be quite interesting to note what different persons’ ideas of beauty are, 80 | am going to ask the readers to give their views. Some of them have already | written. One correspondent thinks a new born baby is the} most beautiful thing in the world, while another Yhinks a contented family is. What is your idea? Following are the letters: | Deas Mien Grey; The question was| hit the asked in your columns tbe otber day, |The country was hilly, and for the $$$ water with thetr fat tails. | world?” |hard and soft wood, The forests) In my opinion there ts only one *bounded with game—deer, turkeys, answer, The most beautiful thing on |T&¢coons, opposums and grey squir- earth is a new-born babe, perhap galore, not in feature or form, but in inno-| There were tong stretches of val- cence and ity-—as pure as God |leys, rich, dark, loamy soll that yield- Himself—just a little bit of heaven ed abundant crops of corn, cotton, sent to this world below. |wheat, oats, sorgbum, peas, water-| There are thoue who do not Ike /™elong pumpkins; in fact, every-| children, and to them, perhaps, pret-/thing that growed on vines, from | ty clothes or gorgeous cut flowers |ourds to grapes—tikewise fruits of are the me beautiful, but “ll kinds; and in and around those in these things in not wagmth of lit-|farms and orchards the smaller | tle baby fingers that twine them- | feathered tribe fairly Mlocked—quall, | welves around your heart. Every-|*Bipes, ete, and the little white cot- | world, it seems, has |ton-talls were much tn evidence, The except @ little cooing "™maller streams abounded in trout, |horny-heads, ete. while the river was | |plentifully stocked with blue-cats, \channel-cats and other varieties of wome fault babe. When I was first married I thought the love of a good man was the most wonderful thing on earth, then 1|the larger kinda, thought our little home and the hap-| The winters were mild and, as you Piness we found; but the most beau-| know, an ideal spot for a happy Uful thing was when my babe was|ome, and here tt was that I came laid in my arma. MK. |to intimately know many contented Dear Miss Grey: My answer to fargilies Selfishness they knew not, the query, “What is the mont beauti-| and jealousies were foreign adjuncts ful thing?” t»—a contented family.|to these people. Their schools were ‘The last time I saw such, so far as not modern, covering “three rs,” yet | I. know, was in 1848 away down tn |thetr children were intelligent, honest Arkansas, 90 miles south of Fort/and industrious And above all Amith and 75 miles weet of Hot |things else, they were healthy and nearest points to market and a rail-/ with their children in all that they road. White river runs thru this | sid and did, and this infused a spirit section of country and, as I write, | that reciprocated. During my many I recall the sharp cracks, Ike @ 22! years of ramblings I have come to callbre rifle, as the beavers would appreciate the contentment of thone J.C. BROWNE, eee Asks About Divorce Dear Mies Grey: Covl4 you stat, in your columns what steps we should |take to get a divorce, and how long would it take? We have no objec tions to each other except that we have nothing !n common, and that maken life unbearable. There are no children. We both want to do what is right by each other, but are we doing it when neither of us get any- |thing out of life by living together? Thanking you kindly for a quick answer, we remain, PUZZLED. Incompatibility (# me longer cromnds for divorce im the state of Washington, You had better sc@ your lawyer about the matter, must remember that tt ts what you owe each other, bub world in gencral—you owe to tain amount of moral rea; You must have cared about one other when you were ma you must have had someti common, too, You should think and seriously before taking this step. Date of Mrs. Osborn’s Trial Dear Miss Grey: Will you inform me thru your eolumne the date set for Mra Ivy trial? A REA Mrs. Osdorn’s trial has been tinued to November fist. eee Fire-dried Bricks Used in Babylon Dear Miss Grey: When end | were fire-dried bricks used fi Babylon, and probably A. building apparently erected of bricka has been discovered dates back to 4000 B.C. 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