The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 18, 1921, Page 16

Seattle Society «Picture Ball” to Be Brilliant Affair; . Attractive Tea Plan ned for Monday Afternoon. Fine Arts NS are developing each day far the Fine Arts “Picture * Pall,” to be given Wednesday even ing, November 23, in the Masonic temple, Not since pre-war days has go much interest been manifested fy @ social event as for this affair, 4 Which promises to surpass in bril: Hance and picturesque beauty sny Previous ball in this city. ‘Among those who have secured | foxes for that evening are Mrs. A : Mr. and Mrs, Fred: Mr. and Mrs. C. D. and Mrs, Joshua single seats will be sold in os t in expensive smocks ere. C. D. Sisson, Mrs. |, or Elliott 3260, eS seaive no-host dinner is be- “arranged to precede the ball, th Mrs. Richard W. Perry, Mrs. Bruce Elmore and Mrs, Robert P. rear as hostesses, ‘Those partici- sating will be Mr. and Mrs. James ‘ iy Dr. = oe Richard W. Perry, Mr. rw. Henry Ristinc, Mr. and Mrs. Rob- Greer, Mr. and Mrv. W. P. 1, Mr, and Mrs. Guido Paris, Mrs, Bruce Elmore, Mr. Mrs. Alexander M. Wetherill, Mrs, George Warren Charles Woolsey. list includes: Mrs. A. H. Mrs. A. H. Albertson, Raymond Auzias de Turenne, Lerey Manson Backus, Mrs. Boeing, Mrs, John Henry , Mrs, Keith Bullitt, Mrs. Builitt, Mrs. Alexander Bailie, Manson F. Backus, Mrs. Cari Mrs. Frederick Bausman, | Charies H. Bebb, Mrs. Brows ie Beck, Mrs, J. H. Bioedel, Mrw. @ha Bratnoter, Mrs. John Collins, % R. William Crosby, Mrs. Rob- on Mr. and Mrs. Corbett Hosts Mr. and Mrs. Roy W. Corbett en- | ertained thirty guests with an in mat dance at their home Wednes day evening, the occasion being the birthday of Mra, Corbett eee Musicale Given This Afternoon An interesting musicale waa given this afternoon by Mrs, Frank R. Van Tuyl, who is leaving next week for a visit to Long Beach, Cal. The pro gram way followed by a tea, wtih Mra, Alexander B, Stewart and Mrs. Charlies D. Stimson presiding at the table, which Was arranged in the lanat, Mra. EB. F. Blaine, Mrs, John Tt Powell, Mrs, Frederick Bausman, Mrs, Harry Sharpless, Mrs, Charles R, Collins and Mra. Livingston Bf. Stedman assisted the hostess in en tertaining. Birthday Compliment M Darsie C. Bard will enter tain with a dance at her home Sat- urday evening as a compliment to her daughter Mary, on her seven- teenth birthday Forty young peo- ple have been invited, © ele Kappa Alpha Theta Bazaar A bazaar will be given by Kappa Alpha Theta sorority Saturday after noon, November 19, at the home of Mrs. E. G. English, 1161 2ist N., to which an invitation to all friends is extended, Delta Upsilon Dance Delta Upsilon Fraternity are en- tertaining with a dance this evening the Seattle Yacht club, Para Saturday Service at Orthopedic Tea Shop Mrs. W. C. Miles will be hostess at the Orthopedic Tea Shop, 1614 Fourth ave. for the Frink Park Guild, Saturday, dasisted by Mrs. Ivan Hyland, Mrs. Fred W. Fuller, Mra. W. B. MoSorley, Mrs. Samuel J. Holmes, Mrs. Retta Martin, Mre. Henry Brown, Mrs. Max Harrison, Mrs. C. L. Harrison. St. John’s Church Annual Bazaar St. John’s Episcopal church, Went Seattle, will hold ite annual bagaar Thursday and Friday, December Ist and and, in the Masonic hail, 2612 California ave., Weat Seattle. The various booths with their chairmen are as follows: Mra. Wil- liam E. Coleock ie preaideit of the guild and genera{ chairman: fancy work, Mra. F. Julyan; domestic, Mrs, BR. Graham; flowers and plants, Mrs. W. B. Lawe; delicatessen, Mra. M. | J. Bywater; afternoon tea, Mra. J 1%.) Horrocks; candy and ice cream, Mra. ‘Right has been postponed on ac- of conflicting with the Fine announces the Mrs. Elliott Dean Harring- who is leaving November 29 the prenuptial entertain. of Miss Erma Verd, Mrs. Bert and Mrs. Erma Farrar Bauer, hoatessts at a tea this after. at the home of Mrs. Farrar, Edward Thomas Verd and James Dickson Trenholme pre- at the dainty tea table. Here _ the decorations of Ophelia roses, ar- in a graceful basket, were charming. Pink was the color carried out in the drawing foom, with shaggy chrysanthemums : inating. invitations were limited to the friends of Miss Verd. Invitations Issued for Junior Club Dances tations have been issued by Junior club for the series of ft is giving this winter in ‘a ball. The dates for parties have been set for Decem- ? §, January 7, and a costume ball on Haster Mande: Sea nn eaa ital ne ape fe C. J. Staniéy; fish pond, Mrs. R. C. Hitchcock. The checking room will charge of the Andrews. Dinner will ‘be served both evenings from 6 to 7:30 o'clock by @ committee of ladies under the chairmanship of Mrs. G. F. Forster, and @ country store will be run by members of the vestry. ‘The proceeds of the bazaar will be used for the chergh building fund, sists of Mies Beth Hogg and Miss Patricia Hutthinson. eee Musicale at Alpha Sigma Phi House Mies Anabel Trent will present Jeasie Alien Ramsted, artist pupil. aseisted by Irene Moesser, contralto; Marie Corbella, soprano, and Joseph Gurney, baritone, in a musical pro- gram at the Alpha Sigma Phi bit 4550 19th avenue Northeast, Sat iy evening. eee University of Washington Pre-Medic Dance The University of Washington Pre-Medic will entertain with tis first dance of the season Friday evening, November 18, at 8 o'clock, in the ball room of the Caledon! Apartments. Included on the com. mittee are Miss Edith Cattle, Miss Venus Johnson, Mr. Caleb Stone, Mr, Clyde Tarter and Mr. Raymond Tubbs, chairman. Fifty-three the furniture to Holland. ex-Kalset Wilhelm We Have Placed GROUP 1 6 Coats, all lined. & Suits of cloth and jersey. 6 Dresses of taf- feta and satin. 6 Coats, fan lined. 9 Dresses o' Jersey Jackets UGH $4.95 AN UNUSUAL SALE FOR SATURDAY GROUP 3 $10.00 | $15.00 and taffet 4 Cloth Dresses. SKIRTS $6.95—Attractive styles in serge, plain navy and novelty plaids. CLUBS FOR SATURDAY Annual Basaar ‘The active and alumnae chapters of Alpba Gathma Delta will hold thelr annual basaar at the Whistle, saturday, November from 2 until 9 o'clock, The pr will be applied to the summer camp And the house fund. eee Queen City Chapter, 0. EB. 8. The Queen City chapter, OB. 8, will hold a court whist party at Wing's cafeteria, 1409 First ave, Saturday evening, November 19, at § All Bastern Stars and friends tnvited. eee Aloha Chapter, No. 116 Aloha chapter, No, 116, 0. BE. 8, will meet at Thorn's hall, Green Lake, &t § p. m., to honor past ma trons and past patrons, All Eastern Stars invited, . Masonic Club Dance Masonic club dance will be held in the evening at Masonic hall, Masons and their friends Invited. eee Ladies’ Grotto Club Ladies’ Grotto club will meet at Wing's cafeteria at $30 p.m. Court whist party, Eastern Star Club ‘The Eastern Star club will give an |informal dance Saturday evening, | November 19, in the Masonic club rooms, Arcade building. ee Benefit Bazaar and Dance The Ladies’ Benefit club of Oak park, will give a benefit basaar end dance, Saturday, November 19, after- noon and évening, at White Center hall. i] eee King County Democratic Club King County Democratic club will meet Saturday, November 19, at 12 noon, in Meves’ cafeteria. Mr. An-| drew Fitz of the voter's inforrita tion league, will on “Taxw tion.” Annual election of officers. see ADDITIONAL CLUBS ¥. W. C. A. Activities ‘The Retobe club will meet neat Monday, November 71, in the after noon at 4 o'clock, in the girls’ chub room in the ¥. W. C. A. to assem: bie thelr baskets for ‘Thanksgiving. Miss Grace Berry, Welfare chair man, will attend to the distributing the day before ‘Tpeakesiving: . Next Tuesday at 6 p, mM, Cosmopolitan ctub will meet for club supper in the large private dining room of the cafeteria in the Y. W Cc. A. At 7 o'clock, in the floor club room, Miss Darrion. a» sistant to Dr. McGee, of the First Methodist church, will talk on the “Women of the Bible.” The Bab ance of the evening will be enjoyed in putting ‘Thanksgiving baskets for needy sare ' ‘The of All club will hold their next’ meeting in the third floor club rooms of the Association build ing, Wednesday, November 33, at TAS, instead of fn ico Me being holiday. The girls are coming Siepared to fill baskets for 4 sub stantial Thanksgiving dinner. eee ‘The Fahotos, a high school girts’ club, are meeting next Wednesday at 4p. m, instead of Thursday, in the girls’ club room on the third floor, to assemble thelr Thankagiv: ing baskets. Miss Vera Algerson, chairman of the Welfare, ha the program in charge. eee The Acgela club will give a Back-| ward party in the club rooms on the second floor of the Y. W. C. A. building, next Friday afternoon at 1:30. Everybody must come dreased backward, shake hands backwards; the program will be carried out backwards. eee The Owaisea club from Green Lake are planning to have a gath- ering in the girls’ club room of the Y. W. C. A. Friday afternoon, No- vember 25, at 3 p.m. Mrs, Lure man ts thelr leader. eoee The Athletic club méets every Monday and Wednesday, 6:3¢ to 4:30, for volley ball and basketball The girls roller skate on Friday, 4 Every Wednesday at $30 the girls play water cage ball and WOMEN’S CLUBS | THE SEATTLE STAR Combination Coat and Gown tifd! and useful articies are to be sold for the benefit of the Ladies of the G. A. KR. home, The officers of the Home Bewing club are: President, Mra, Mattie Graham; vice president, Mm. Mar garet Wright; seeretary, Mra, Rone fremper; treasurer, Mre, Marian Hine, The working board is com powed of Mra. Margaret Saylor, chairman; Mra, Anna Btecle, secre tary of the board; Mrs, Helen Bte vens, Mm, Henrietta Gromman, Mre. Rose Tremper, Mra. Georgia ne, Mrs, May Palmer, Mrs Stella Russel and Misw Minnie Ga A dinner will be served during the day and @ card party will be given in the evening eee Masicale-Tea at Rainier Beach The Ladies’ Improvement club of Rainler Beach entertained with the second of & series of municale-teas, Friday afternoon, May 18, at the home of Mrs. ©. K. Sturtevant, An interesting program was given by Mrs, Adam Beek contralto; Mra. Daisy Weed Hildreth, pianist, and Mr. Claude Mad jolinist. . Ladies of Haven M. E. Church Bazaar ‘The ladies of Haven M. EB. church are giving @ bazaar Thursday and Friday, December.1 and 2 A baked ham dinner will be served on Friday evening, Every one welcome : Zonery Club The Zonery club has changed Its regular night of meeting from Friday to Monday. The next meeting will be held Monday evening, November a. Personal Mrs. A. H. Anderson returped Thursday froma fortnight's trip to California, Cape and gown, the wrap and dress ‘CHlect—you ste more alliances of form and fashion this season than ever before. oe Mr. Mortimer Carraher arrived in the olty thie week, and is the guest ff his mothér, Mrs. M. M. Carraher, . drocaded canton crepe, worn by | Castle, iMustrates the point. straight lines of the gown are wn- broken except for a silver, metalized belt. The brocade, which ia stiver- gray, formas also a sweeping wrap effect with deep hbod-like collar, Scrap Over Gods; Cops Put Stop to It SHANGHAI, Nov, 18,—The chief of police of Shanghai and Woosung has iamued a decree prohibiting pro- ceanions of gods. Fights among the Mr, and Mrs. Timothy Jerome left Sunday for a six weeks’ Eastern trip. ee Mr. Frank Waterhouse and Miss Muriel Waterhouse are spending @ few weeks in the Bast. eee Mr, and Mre, Willlam Crosby left last evening for a month's trip in the East eee Mra. A. Polson and Mra. Thomas A. Kelly left yesterday to spend the winter in California. eee Mr. and Mre, James A, Haight, Jr.) have taken the home Mee BF. Wittler, 1109 Broadway Morth, where they will move December 1. eee Mf. and Mra. J. W. Cairns, who CREDIT - GLAOLY have recently returned from the Orient, are the guests for a short oredr 9 TY LISH CLOTHES and Mre, Patten, en route to London, FOR England eee MEN © WOMEN so often, he explains, that this ac tion had to be taken, Judge Cornelins Hanford and Miss Ada Hanford have removed from pages Sg orveggee to their residence at 11 ith ave, North, ea ET c ooe AYMENTS Mr. ahd Mra Stanley Piper of Bellingham will be the weekend od Mr, and Mra Laurence Li, is the only country which has formally abolished tipping. do stunts in swimming. Come and join them. eee Ladies of G. A. R. Sewing Club Basasr ‘The Ladies of the Grand Army Home Sewing club will hold a ba- mar in Swedish temple, at Bighth end Olive, on Wednesday, Devem- ber 7, day and evening. Many beau in Three Groups GROUP 3 $19.75 ey silk | 19 Conte of cloth and Suite of fim serge, silk lined, 15 Dresses of crepe, satin, taffeta, wool. f satin a. The Piane You Have Alweys Wanted Masic lovers have dreamed of suth @ creation for years. But, until many of them actually heard the remarkable Chase Brothers Reproducer re-create every tone, shade and climax with the precision of the artists, themselves, it seemed unbelievable. Think of it, A that wafts you into music- land on wings of rich singing melody, by simply inserting @ roll and turning switch. A piano that conceals every working part and eliminates operating pedals. A handsome instrament in Choice Figured Mahogany, flawlessly finished. And withal: a piano distinctively Chase Brothers. You are invited to come in and Hear the Chase Brothers Reproducer play melodies you've always loved, Avail yourself of this opportunity today. The Meyer-Toner Piano Co. 1616 Second Avenue pUUEEUUONErE TTT TTT LTT IAADATOARNATARAAALANRUANAEANLONEALALOROANALITY v 210 Union St, TOTTI TTT TT TTT TTC TCeeeE TUTE AUERAELECUAEUROORRANOONT paraders and onlookers have oocurred | Was Man Worthy of Wif s Trust? Brought Up in Answer to Letter From Husband. Dear Miss Grey: My wife and I got along fine till 1 went to another city to work. After I left, her friends and rela- tives told her a lot of things that are not true, and persuaded her to leave me. I had only been out of work for three months when she insisted that I go away and get this job. How can I get her to take me back again? I love her and would do anything in the world for her. . Surely, if your wife always before had found you worthy of her love and trust, her relatives and friends would now have no weapons against vou. If, however, you sometimes have given her cause to doubt you, you are in a measure to blame for her present distrust, on tho ut founded upon untruths. orried Will you kindly answer these ques- jMons thru your paper: 1. How soon after the death of @ man's wife can he marry again? | 2. If marriage license is obtained outside of Seattle, will the notice be published in the Seattle papers? 3. After the death of a man's wife, can her relatives claim anything if |no will has ever been made, or does heart just as anzious for a reconcili- her husband have charge of every- Gtion as you are, and that nothing | thing? A SUBSCRIBER. would please her better than to have| 1, A man may marry as soon after these stories against you proved to \his wife's death as he withes to. & be untrue, You should be able to| Marriage licenses obtained outside supply that proof. the city are not always published in Your letter suggests that perhaps | Seattle papers, some part of your trouble may be| 3. If it is community property, it due to the fact that you did not show |4ll goes to husband and children (if @s much aniety as your wife felt you| there are any); if @ is a separate should about securing work. You|¢#tate, one-half of it goes to husband mention three months’ Milness as tha|@nd one-half to other relates. i were a amal matter. No person gs whites who 42 able to work should be idle if| What were the Alabama Claims? he can mourd a job. ESSIE. Do your best in the work you now have and try to provide a comfort-|indemnity made upon Great britain able home for your wife. If she re-|%v the United Btates, based upon the fuses to foin you in your present lo-|@lleged omission of Great Britain to cation, return to the town where she Observe the obligations imposed by is staying ds s00n G8 you can secure international law upongneutral na-~ work there. Perhaps if you could sce | tions with reference to ti dealings If the estrangement between you ia due chiefly to the interference of others, it seems likely that she is at The coat gown, the combination| her more often than you now do and| “ith, and duties to, belligerents, The | could tale matters over with her, you| Claims, in most particulars, arose jCould more casily convince her of the |/rom damages inflicted by vessels in desirability of a reconcitiation than|the Confederate service which had you could by writing letters to her. been fitted owt, or built in English | And the important thing for you|Waters and allowed to sail thence. The combined wrap and dress of|to remeber is to see that your con-|The hhetory of the Alabama is typical |of the more flagrant cases aubmitted | duct at all times is above oritictom. | to the tribunal of arbitration. Mefore If you are careful to do that i ts ThE difficult to see how a situation like |hor destructyn by the Kearsarge, |fr June 19, 1864, the Alabama ts said alone to have captured and destroyed oP 10 vessels of the United Btates, As Cynthia's Answers early as 1865, steps were taken to de- to Short Questions termine a method of adjustment ; but Can @ man’s wages be garnished if |i was not until 1871 that a basis for he pays what he can every month, | adjudication was agreed upon. and can a creditor collect a bill} What can be done to cure mildew after stopping a man on the street jon ros leaves? MARY. and @king for it? BH. Aprinkle them with @ mizture of | Yea, your wages may be garnished |eulphur ond common white flour. jeven tho you are paying what you|This should be done carly in the can afford to pay every month. Aj| morning when the dew és still on the creditor may collect his bill after hav-|\leaves so that the mizture will stick ing made an effort to collect it enj\on the plant. the street How may @ smoked or blackened THE CORNISH SCHOOL DRAMA. DANCE this can arise. Instruction at moderate rates Plana Voice, Violin, arp, Nie Dancing. Literstere, be Efven: 8 the Dramatic Literature of me Modern Novelists.” in Te, Two attractive lecture courses wil REV. 1. HB. GOWE! MISS JANE LAWSON, « A. Cynthia Grey: westion | These were a series of claims for) Seattle Star has npiled a peries of menus for a week, which con tain nourishing food which can t most readily and cheaply obtained || by the avernge housewife and combined in tempting dishes Any reader of this column may necure thin menu list by writing to ington Bureau, Seattle 2 Vey Wash- D. & ington, ceiling be cleaned? H. W. Rub with a cloth wrung out of a strong solution of baking soda and water, Or use vinegar and water. If the stain 4# not all removed, dis- solve gum shellac in alcohol to the \conatatency of milk or cream, cover the sooty place, and paint or white- wash over the shellac, oe What is the oldest Iibrary tn the | United States? MAY, The Philadeiphia brary, located at \8. Juniper and Locust sta, with a branch at Broad st. It was founded in 1781 by 50 young men, who aub- soribed (100 for the purchase of Wooks, and further apreed to pay each 10 shillings annually during 50 | years for the same purpose, Thy Mbrary was sponsored by Benfam Franklin, being hist'Firet project of @ public nature.” ove When did Daniel Boone go to North Carolina? LARL About 1752, his family moved to Holman's Ford on the Yadkin, in | North Carolina. | oe Please: answer this question to set-~ tle an argument. “A” says that when @ person is born in this country and lives here all the time, he ts « Citizen of this lcountry whether his father ts a citi- zen or not. “BY says that if his father ix not a citizen, he is not citizen without the regular papers. Which is right? A READER OF THE STAR. Any one born in the United States, whether of foreign-born parents or American-born parents, is om Amer- ican citizen, eee 1 am 4 working man and a year ago my wife borrowed $100 from sister to catry on a dress-making business, giving her note to her sister i Now my wife refuses to pay. Can her sister collect from me? Your advice will be-highly appre- cated. A CONSTANT READER. If your wife kept the proceeds from the business for herself absolutely, and her sister was aware of her in- itention to do this before she gave her the moncy, you cannot be held lvesponsible for the note, but if the money was used by both you and your wife, then your sister-in-law may hold you responsible for your wife's debt. eee To settle an argument, could you Please tell which ts the larger city, )New York or London? What is meant by “Greater London”? Hoping t see an answer in The Star soon, _ MAE According to Whittaker, an Eng- liah publication, the population of Greater London is 7,452,529 while the population of Greater New York is 61M AD. Greater London ineludes what is called the “Outer Ring,” while Gre er New York includes only the oughs and not any part of Long Island br New Jeracy. From the democratic breakfast cup to the dinner demi-tasse, never be a question of correctness, there can Coffee’s On every occasion, Coffee ex« presses the essence of hospitality. iYet it possesses a substantial qual- ity which makesit more than a mere courtesy. The wise hostess knows that most men drink Coffee. And at Adam- less affairs the majority also vote for Coffee, _ With equal propriety Coffee may be served with the lowly sandwich or the daintiest sweets. . Whenever and wherever you en- ~~ tertain, serve Coffee, / JOINT COFFRE TRADE PUBLICITY COMMITTEE, 14 Wall Street, Row York COFFEE ~.-the yniverral mm EAA NAR AA With IRVIN S. COBB---Starting Next Monday He Will Tell a Funny Story Every Day in the Post-In telli THT ] TIT ee ae 2 a 0 no dri gencer TTT TTT