The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 6, 1921, Page 12

> &, Latimer. Society Patrons and Patronagses Named or Junior Dance ; Additional Com- mittecs Chosen for Ten- nis Club Bridge Tea. ‘ACTING as patrons and patron. ‘A eases for the Junior club dance Friday evening, will be the parents ‘of the committe in charge of arrange ments, They are Mr. and Mrs. ‘Thomas Green, Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Ewing, Mr. and Mrs, Alexander ¥F. McEwan, Mr. and Mrs. Norval H . Mr. and Mrs, Charles B. itterson, Mr, and Mra. D. S. Foth- eringham, Mrs. John Collins, Mra. H. M, Owe’ nd Mrs. H. 8. Boleom: ‘The ushers for the affair will be: ‘Mr. Andrew Denny, Mr. Andrew Price, Mr. Percy Perry, Mr. Clark Burgard, Mr. William Urquhart, Mr. Cyrus Campion, Mr. Norman Archi: bald, Mr. Bertram Collins, Mr. Cebert Baillargeon, Mr. William MeMicken, ‘Mr. James Brinkley, Mr. Marshall ‘Allen, Mr. Nelson Hartson and Mr. Barney Fotheringham. Presiding at the urns are to be Mrs. John Collins and Mrs. Norval New Committees for Tennis Club Card Party New committees for the holiday Pridgetea and musicale to be given by the women's branch of the Geattle Tennis club, on Thursday afternoon, December 28, in Christen. gen’s hall are, Mrs. Marion R. Cum- chairman of the decoration ‘committee; Mrs. Lewis Schwager and ‘Mrs. William Sherman Walker of the ‘tables, chairs, covers and cards; Mrs. M. Gillespie and Mrs. Cor- win H. Eberting, prizes: Mre. James Sullivan and Miss Sara » music. ‘Miss Doris Mitchel and Mre. R. Rollins are in charge of tickets; Mrs. R. William Crosby ‘Of the tea service: Mrs. Richard A. i of publicity, and Mra. Louis chairman of arrange- Card Party Success / fhe cari tournament of “par on” held in this city yesterday lernoon and evening for the chil "s relief department of the Amer- Committee for Devastated ‘was a very succensful affair. the afternoon three spacious those of Mrs. Harry Whitney Mrs. Frederick Struve and David Edward Skinner were ly thrown open for the oc- " At the tea hour, Mrs. Treat was by Mrs. n D. Farrell, C. Moffatt, Mrs. Albert Phillips and Mrs. A. W. At the home of Mrs. presiding at the urns were: Livingston B. Stedman, Mrs. A. ‘Wetherill, Mrs. E. A. Strout, Mra. D. Perkins and Miss Helen i. Mra. Skinner was assisted ‘Mrs. Claude M. Seeley and Mrs. it B, Gibba, evening game took place at r club, with the University and the Arctic club assisting in success of the party. Mr. A. B. Mr, Hervey Lindley and Mr. ined with an informal dinner at residence last evening, later seed the performance of Nance jeil, in the “Passion Flower,” at ‘the Metropolitan. : and Mrs. Milner : ntertain A supper of 17 covers will be given _ ‘Dy Capt. Frederick C. Milner, U. 8. _ A. and Mrs. Milner, Saturday eve ming, prior to the dance to be given the officers of Fort Lawton, at be Service dub, | ° e * Informal Dinner at Home Mr. and Mrs, Thomas A, Fransiolt ‘entertained a group of friends with ‘an informa! dinner at their home Sat- : wor est ee , Entertains With Large Bridge Luncheon * Mrs/ John Bigelow was hostess at her home, 2623 Mount St. Heleng pl., on Saturday, entertaining with a luncheon of thirty-two covers, fol- lowed by an afternoon of bridge. er Annual Bazaar at St. Clement's Church The Ladies of St. Clement's church @Mnounce that their annual bazaar ‘will be held Friday, December 9, in the parish house, 24th ave. and K. Fir st. Mrs. Jacob Boyce is in charge of the sale, which will begin at 2 o'clock. In charge of the various booths will be: Mrs. A. J. Meaker and Mrs, ‘W. G. Keene, fancy work; Mrs. F. Engle and Miss Ardella Keene, aprons and men’s ties; Mrs. George W. Johnson, white elephant booth; Mrs. T. G. Albin and Mrs. Daisy Johnson, infants’ and children’s ap- Parel; Mrs. Ralph Wilson, potted ; Mrs. W, P, Porep and Miss Moulton, dolls; Mrs. Engie- hardt, fish pond; Girls Friendly, candies and delicatessen. St. Mary's guild will pour tea in the afternoon, and in the evening « dinner will be served at 6 o'clock. The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore E. Burell.— Portrait by Grady studio. Social Dance Planned ‘The Mount Baker Park Social club will entertain with a dance at the| clubhouse Saturday evening, the pa- trons and patronesses for the affair to be announced later, eee Drama Reading Circle The drama reading circle of the Women’s University club will meet | at the clubhouse Wednesday morn. ing, at 10:30 o'clock. Group No. 5, under the chairmanship of Mra. George ©. Brehm, will read “The Locked Chest,” by John Masefield, and “Modesty,” by Paul Hervieu. eee Dancing Part A pretty dancing party was given Friday evening, when the sisters of Theta Xi fraternity entertained with @ dance for the men of the chapter house, at the home of Dr. and Mra. G. L. Tanaer, About thirty couples attended and Mr. and Mrs. William Pigott and Dr. and Mra. Tanzer act- ed as patrons for the affair, © eee Christmas Toys at Thrift Shop The Thrift Shop of the Ortho Pedic hospital, which is now located at 1314 Fifth avenue, under the Hippodrome, announces that Christ: mas toys, dolls and doll beds, as well as many other articles are on sale at the shop. eee | Football Dance Miss Nan Marmont entertained Personal Mr. and Mrs, Harold Stimson and family left yesterday for California, to be gone several montha, eee Mr. EB. F. Blaine left Sunday eve ning for Riverside, Cal, where he went as a representative of the Western States Reclamation associa- tion, to attend the reclamation meet- ing of the Southwest states, eee ‘Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Purcell are reoeiving congratulations on the birth of a daughter, Saturday, Dee. 3, at BL Luke's hospital. eee Mr. John Perry of New York ar. rived Thursday, and ts a guest at the Hotel Washington, eee Mr. Cart H. Heusry, who te at. tending St. Paul's School in Con cord, N. H., will spend the Christmas holidays with his parents, Dr. and Mrs. W. C. Heusny. Mr. Charles Walker left last week for Brooklyn, N. Y., to spend the holidays with relatives, eee Mr, and Mra. Frank Fi. Madden and niece, Miss Frances Quigiey, Rave removed from an apartment inj Washington Arms to 812 Prospect st. eee Ensign Hall Downs, U. & N., ts spending a short time in the city, a guest at the New Washington hotel. eee Mr, and Mrs. James A. Haight, Jr. the Mizpah club with a football [have removed from the Washington dance at her home recently, when | 4 the decorations were carried out in the University of Washington colors of purple and gold, and for favors miniature footbalis were presented the guests. Included among those attending were: Miss Esther Dore, Miss Bar- bara Kelley, Miss Ruth Carey, Mins Clara Brons, Miss Florence Doyle, Miss Helen Casey, Mins Beatrice Crowley, Miss Monica Kaufer, Miss Margaret Goggin, Miss Helen Fit- terer and Miss June Gibson, and the Messrs, Henry Delaney, Fred Meis, Shadrack Franklin, Lanier Walker, Duane Shinn and Emerick Radoso- vich. It take eight quarts of milk to make one pound of cheese. Upset Stomach, Gas, Indigestion “Pape’s Diapepsin” gives Relief in Five Minutes Stomach acidity causes indigestion! Food souring, gas, distress! Won- der what upset your stomach? Well, don't bother! The moment you eat a tablet or two of Pay Diapepsin all the lumps of indigestion pain, the sourness, heartburn and belching of gases, due to acidity, vanish—truly wonderful! Millions of people know that it is needless to be bothered with indigestion, dyspepsia or a dis ordered stomach. A few tahlets of Pape’s Diapepsin neutralize acidity and give relief at once—no waiting! Buy a sixty-cent case of Pape’s Dia- pepsin now! Don’t stay miserable. Regulate your stomach #0 you can eat favorite foods without causing regret.—-Advertisement. "FASHION —AND YOUTH She was charming and the center of attraction. }young women sought to imitate her, realizing with the eye of true feminine wisdom that her secret of charm lay in the art of dressing beautifully and becomingly. They sought her and they ques- tioned her, and she answered, “Go to Cherry's. There you will find all the pretties you destre, and they are yours with just the promise to pay for them a little each week. Even at that, payments won't begin till after the first of the year,” Fashion is indeed youth’s dearest ally. Cherry's have a beautiful daylight store and easy to find. They are on Second ave., between Madison and Spring, in the Rialto Bidg., just over the Pig'n Whistle. Take ele vator.—Advertisement, always Other apartments to 1109 N. Broad a eee Mr. and Mrs. H. EB. Haske! are spending a few weeks in the Kast. cee Mra. Stephen J. Chadwick returned last night from Winlock and Port. Jand, where she has been visiting for the past ten days, eee Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Catrns, who have been the guesta of Col. W. T. Patten and Mrs. Patten, are leaving Saturday for Camp Lewis, to visit Mrs. Cairns’ brother, Col. T. M. An- derson, U.S. A. They will return to Seattle about Christmas, / Crowd of 1,000,000 persons stand- ing in comfort would cover 70 acres. Flies can fly from five to 35 feet » second. THE SEA WOMEN’S CLUBS | CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY | Doric Chapter 0. FE. 8, The officers of Doric Chapter 0. B S, will be entertained at luncheon by Mra. W. H, Pittwood, at her home in the Sherwood apartments, Wednes | day, Dec. 7 see Hebrew Henevotent Society The regular meeting of the Seattle Hebrew Renevolent society, will be! held in the vestry room of the Tem ple de Hirsch, Wednesday December 7, at 2:80 p.m. Board meeting at 12 eee Dorcas Circle Doreas Circle will give an allday bazaar and dinner at the home of Mrs. A. Brewster, 2641 West 64th st, Wednesday, December 7, eee Home Sewing Club ‘The ladies of the Grand Army | Home Sewing clud will hold a baxaar in Swedish hall, Bighth and Olive st, Wednesday, December 7. A luncheon | will be served at noon and a dinner | in the evening, followed by @ card} party at $:30, | eee Weat Queen Anne PT. A. West Queen Anne PLT. A. will meet Wednesday, December 7, at 3 DP. m., In the community room of the sohook. eee Orphee Club ‘The Orphee club will meet at the home of Mra. G. F. Weber, 900 18th ave, N., Wednesday evening, Decom- ber 7. ee British-American Women's Auxiliary British-American Women's auxil lary will meet with Mra, R. Hilt, a8} Harvard ave, N, at 2 p.m. Broad way car to Thomas st. eee Daughters of St, Georze Mra, Emmie Christiansen will en- tertain the Daughters of &t. George at her home, 2127 424 ave, & W..| Wednesday, December 7, at 1230, All membery and friends cordially in vited, eee Rainier Beach Women's Club The Rainier Beach Women’s club will hold tts regular monthly meeting Wednenday, December 7, with Mrx. | M Pearl, 6117 Keppler st. Miss Victoria Trumble wili speak eee Happy Hours Club | Hellenic club for the benefit of the FYale ave. and Thomas st. on Thurs. TTLE STAR Uses Tiny Craft for Ridgeley Rebekah Auxiliary Ridgeley Rebekah auxiliary, 1 0 |. F., will meet with Mre, Zola Guth |rie, 1190 37th ave, at 2 p.m. | . . Weat Seattle Art Club The West Seattle Art club will eet with Mra, Dana Brown, 2711/ |S7th ave. 8. W., Wednesd Decem: | ber 7, at 1040 a m. » subject, Ideals in Art," will be given by Miss Agnes Birkman, Luncheon will be served at 12:30 o'clock. Mombers may bring guest an. OceanT rip TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1921. Cynthia Greys Young Man Seeks Heart Balm, But Hasn't Nerve t Make Acquaintance of Girls 5 Several months ago I broke up with the young lady I was engaged to for two years. Now ¥ fed so lonesome and blue and my mental attitude is affecting my work. My men friends (1 have no girl friends) laugh at me and tell me I am crazy to give a girl who was unworthy @ second thought, so you see I get no help from them, [ haven't the nerve to make friends with any other young » women, so please tell me what to do. € R.N, Dear Miss Grey: William MeKinley Circle The annual election of officers of Wiliam MeKinley circle will take! place Wednesday, December 7, at the usual meeting place see Ladies of the Golden North ladies of the meet Wer % First ave ed to atte will 923 \@ ADDITIONA Communique Club The Communique club will hold its | monthly meeting at the home of Mra. Joseph Maughton, “Liberty Court Apartments, 14th ave. 8. and Bay-| view st, Thursday, December 8, at 2 4. im, eee Ladies’ Aid Society The Ladies’ Aid society of the Mount Ruker Park Presbyterian church will hold their annual bazaar At the home of the president, Mrs. J. A. Duncan, 2601 Cascadia ave | Thursday, Dec. 8, afternoon and eve- | ning. | oe | Turex Club ‘The Turex club and the Western Druggists’ association will give a« jdinner Thursday, Dec. &, at 6:30 p. m, in the L. ©, SmithBullding Grotto restaurant, Teservationa must be made through Mr. Bert Schweitzer, | Elliott 4834 Harry Pidgeon and his 34- foot boat “Islander” on which he is for second time crossing . the Pacific ocean, Women’s Hellenic Club Bazaar An unusually interesting™ bazaar hax been planned by the Women's | SAN PEDRO, Cal, Dec. 6—Out on the broad Pacific, sailing steadily southward, unaccompanied by man or beast, is Harry Pidgeon. On his little S4foot yawl, the Islander, which he built, he is salling his little eraft across 3,000 miles of | perilous seas to the faraway Mar quersas—in search of adventure. Harry Pidgeon has been du by old salt® a “public Ubrary na new St. Demetrius church, corner of | day, Friday, Saturday and Sunday! The bazaar will be given in the base ment of the church. eee dJotm B. Allen PT. A. ‘The John FB. Allen Parent-Teacher The Happy Hours club will meet with Mra. M. Steen, 12315 E. Olive st., at 2p. m eee Coancil of Catholic Women Seattle Council of Catholic Women will hold a sewing meeting at Provi dence hospital from 10 a m, to & p.m. eee Progressive Thought Club | ‘The Progressive Thought club wil! | meet at the Federated clubhouse at 1:30. Mrs. George T. Dalton wilt! speak on “Work of Travelers’ Aid Society.” Important business to be dixcussed. Will complete arrange ammociation will give “Ye Old Tyme | Village Skew!" Thursday and Frida evenings, Dec. 8 and 9, at & o'clock in the school auditorium. There will | be @ small admittance charge. eee gator.” He is not a mariner in the copted sense of the word. For, un il a few years ago, hoe had never ween a body of water larger than the Platte river back in Nebraska, whenes he hatlx Lady Stirling Chapter, D. A. R. Last year Pidgeon sailed from San lady Stirling Chapter, D. A R., | Franc to Honolulu in the Island. will hold a sale of Christmas fancy | er, unattended, with only a sextant work, homemade pastry, jellies and | an ary watch and a general fruit on Friday, Deo. 9, from 1 to| knowledge of the stare to guide him. 5 p.m. at the home of Mra, 0. B.| For several months cruised Dass, 1114 Stet ave, |among the Hawaiian islands, then set ; bringing with him an Manus Drdmatns Clob intrepid youngster. Forty-four days Manus Dramatus club will meet later they arrived here, little the with Miss Grace Demerol at the | worse for wear, tho the Islander had }eail for home ments for winter solstice fewtival Full attendance desired. eee Native Daughters of Pioneers The Native Daughters of Pioneers ot Washington will meet in the Bust ness Girls’ club rooms of the Y. W. CA. at 2p. m. They will finish re view of the new constitution and by laws, eee Ladies’ Grotto Cub ‘The Ladies’ Grotto club will meet at the Mother Ryther home for sew ing at 10 & m. cee Tonia Sovial Club Tonia Social club will meet at the Masonic temple at 2 p.m. Cards, eee Sunnydale Pre-School Circle Sunnydale Pre-Sechoo! circle will meet at the Community hall at 2:30, eee Human Analysis Class ‘The Human Analysis class will meet at the Y. W. C. A. at § p.m. Readings of character by Prof. John B. Ayer, M. V., and Prof. A. L, Sizer, Ph. D. Persgns interested in study of reading character invited. . . ‘Woman's Centary Club The Spanish department of the Woman's Century club will meet at the Y. W. C, A. at 10:30, cee Rainier-Noble AnxTlary ‘The executive board of Rainier Noble auxiliary, American Legion, will meet at Frederick & Nelson's at lp. m. The lilt of gay dance ment plan Christmas Joy All the Year , and song—what a wonderful Christmas this can be! Music is ever new—ever delightful! —_—_— A Brunswick placed, in your home on our easy pay- vill make this Christmas a joy forever, ‘tablished 1910 C. J. Waak Piano Co. 1613 Third Avenue, Near Pine Brunswick All Models music, happy laughter * Cantic apartments, Thursday, Dec. 8, pattied her way thru four storms. at § p.m. | After a few months in the Mar. — | quesas, he expects to sail for Tahiti, thence to Samoa, and from there any- where his spirit directs. Pidgeon experts to arrivestn the Marquesas not later than January 1. With fair winds his little craft can ots an hour, He has three isions aboard, JUST DISCHARGED FROM MARINES, HE TAKES LIFE HITCH Beret. O. A. Cade was honor ably discharged from the marine corps juxt two days ago. Tues. day he “signed up” again—this time for a “life hitch.” His new commanding officer ts Mins May Hallet of Bremerton. Oh, rather, she was, Now she's Mra, O. A. Cade, as they were married Tuesday at the Stevens hotel, Cade served overseas with the engineers during the war, being engaged in five major operations. After the armistice he enlisted in the marines for two years, and served at Bremerton as canteen ‘The first and original Cold and Grip Tablet, the merit of which is recog Bized by all civilized nations. Be sure you get BROMG American Indians originated the game of lacrosse. “There are now 10,000 known vart- eties of orchids, a of 1 years Cate roasting ‘That helps to explain why Folger’s Golden Gate Coffee is“different in (taste from other coffee and better.” pe A. FOLGER, & co. Cultivate “the nerve.” It does not take very much of that commodity to make a man well acquainted with some of the girls of the day. And more’s the pity. Just let some of them have the chance and they will see that you have plenty of opportunities to take them to theatres and dances and im other ways to look out for their entertainment in retu the pleasure and honor of their company. You will fi the most successful route to a safe forgettery. . fe Savings Stamp. MRS. G. G4. the postoffice, but you must give Shower for Bride | Dear Mins Grey give « simple “shower |woman soon to be married \give me a few suggestions about pre- jwenting the gifte and other features of entertainment and re Tama sirle trechmente, HELEN. |17 and there is one thing that bother Hang a large Japanese umbrelia| me about my looks. I have defectiyp lfrom a ight fieture and attach the gift bundles to the umbrella by vari | 1 hate to smile as peop How cap colored ribbons. The bride-to-be and seem amused when I do. the guests, too, may be required to|1 have them filled in? gueas what cach parcel contains and WORRIED, what kind of weather it will signify. You are perhaps too conscious The umbrella in this case indicates |your teeth and imagine that pe} “showers” of many varieties, Offer \look at you. The best thing to ry a prize for the beat guesses to see @ dentist about your teel If you serve tea or coffee and see sandwiches you can gather your! Widow May guests about the dining table and| Wear Ring pile the gifts in the center, Each x a guest may be required to make 5 Pend ye Grey: Will you sammy apeech to the bride as she prescnta|‘*ll me if It is proper for @ widow her gift. to wear her wedding ring? Her hus band has been dead for two yearg. LULU. “ : Yes, it ts perfectly proper for War Savings Stamps woman to continue to wear her wed Dear Mins € Will you please | ding ring, if she wishes, even the ha tell me where to dispose of a $5 War husband is deceased. 3 1 am planning to ’ for a young Please | Unattractive Teeth | Dear Miss Grey: some teeth. Ej To Dispose of For Infants and Children, Mothers Know Genuine Castoria 4 For Ove Thirty Year CASTORII ‘THE COmTAUA CompanT, mew TORS GFT, At Gangntl ae ' 35 Doss ANG > _—_————— Banct Copy of Wrappes. Our Entire Stock of Fall and Winter at | | Half Price | This Millinery event involves every ~ hat in the shop—hats for every Daytime and Evening occasion— hats that owe their charm to Paris inspiration expressed in smart lines, tasteful trimmings and quality materials. —First Gallery The DECEMBER SALES now _in_ progress throughout the Carman Shop afford decisive sav- ings on Coats and Wraps, Suits, Dresses and Gowns, Skirts, Petticoats, Blouses and Sweaters.