The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 24, 1922, Page 8

i r ) Seattle WOMEN’S CLUBS “A Societ | CLUBS PORK SATURDAY Ir" co tent to return to India as ie 4 teacher ' Yy | Allah Chapter No. 165 The program will indlude a plane : ; wi give it fourth dance of th Cottetein ar Norma Maresh atronesses | anon on Saturday evenir ev-|Demiok * a7 of Named for Colleg ee ee ee en Ast. [Fulled, Ttetabe clad, violin wole, tren Night; Mr. and Mrs.| | a ier Hephens: rendiny, Dorothy MeLean) av tS “e . a | Children's Party ) “ 4 | Russell Plan Dinner. | PERG can spe § paren ht girin (ome rin by | Schoo! of Dancing will give a Se er < Bh ist of patrons and patron’ Washington Birthday ohil-|MeDonald; motion pictures, exe nicht at the Metro party in Douglas haji, Satur | 7 a8 a eur “Tuesday, February } day afternoon, February 26, at 4 p.m. a heet PT. A : a May Robson in “Ht P eee whoo! Be ae with Minn we includes Governor Past Prosidents’ Club | neh SB, oe eee pat cegent and Mra. | ‘The Past Presidents’ club of the|D!0K ® card party and tea for Wed Mrs, Louis Hart, Kes | wendy, March 1 op at che iam Shannon, Regent and Mrs. |Jobn . Miller Relief Corps wilt meet | areh a the | ; Miller, President and Mrs. With Mra, Anna 1. Snow, 828 N. Toth amon A. Mtirrat, 946) “4 tsaatio, Dean and Mrs |st., Saturday, Luncheon will be served | 17th ave. N, An interesting musion finlgy " an and Mre. at 1:30 p, m. [program in being arranged for the T. Condon, De Thompson, © port Condon “ aa Mra. Frederick Padel- Mra. Irving Glen, | ay sire M. Lyle Spencer, Milnor Roberts and Miss Mit Roberts, Dean and Mra, James Dean May Ward, Professor | Rice, Rdmond 8. Meany. I rates: | and Mee, William Gorsuch, Pro Mrx. Cart Gould, ough Mra. Charles Phillips, Patten, and Mra. William a Mra. t Hughes, Jude an - See mallinger, Dr. and Mrs. W. old, Mr, and Mrs. Joba Hig Bre. John Collins, Mr. and Georre Soltiday, Mr and Mra. mptroier and | their annual party on Saturday even The Motherw give a card py jmembers of the fraternity and thelr jub of T ty in honor of the! chapter house, 4 Robert Ef. Lee Chapter Robert 1B. Lee Chapter, Daughters vad of the Confederacy, will meet Thurs Hedges, Mr. and Mrs. A) lday, March 2, at 2p. m. with Mra TERE ts a certain Irresistible at- cy Jones, Mr. Westminster Abbey, in London, where Princess Mary| yo... w. jones, 4641 lith ave. N traction about a well-rounded rry - ‘an, Mrs. Bliea| will become the bride of Viscount Lascelles. (Inset) left.\y. ste, 1B. Ferguson will read a} form, full cheeks and the coloring “eae geen Danie! from top to bottom: The Right Rev. R. T. Davidson, arch- paper on “The Boyhood Days of Reb went * Cenedions Bg lhe = ‘Prefetten, Mr. and Mrs: axander | Chop of Canterbury; the bishop of London, dean of hg | 100 een because of their instinctive desire to yx, Mr, and eet i. Bal.| Chapel royal, and the Right Rev. Cosmos Grodon Land, arch-| Reattle Woman's Club amsociate with others having like war. bor a 11. Fox, Mr.| bishop of Yorh, the three officiating clergymen at the wed-!| ‘The titerary interpretation depart: Viger to ttle. ews, ead ft ‘sttracts af reed ‘, ‘, ofl “ ro a t . h on oy ar Aaron, Mr. and Mrs} ding, Right: Dr. R. R. Terry, organist who will play at the |ment of the Beattie Woman's club} itm rt grea line | and Mrs. Ha . Léwie m r? | wi) meet with Mies Maude Motiough, oo oe Charies wedding. baa! mite _____-. | 1415 35th ave. on Tucaday, February |''4 Possession by others ame ea e233 l at 1 p.m, Miss Marie Wernli |*Pials to them " . rebe H n ic he class in| Oh, the heartaches, the nce Borie, MF ‘ rg Supper | Beebe will instruct . 5 ad ere, Lastenes = saggloats Sunday Evening S ipper | rsona \Browning. Current topion et $20, |dieappatatments and the - Mina MoGough, leader. A representa [bitterness that in Met ores ad John Powell, Mr. Darw’ by Mr. and Mrs. Horace Reed at)" 1) .i4 Mra. Edgar Ames are re-|tive from Taxpayern’ league will give|lot of the undernour- ‘Carey and Mrs. | Mra. Amelia new thelr apartment in Hamilton Arms.) ine sunday from an extended) aq interesting and inetructive talk| ished, thing emaciated, con Hitea will he held tthe |D88t: Seater evening. |trip tn California and the Bast. tA am Af clam ombere ar0 io oa money rity houre on : od. ; Phi Beta sorontss Rowson. |7'0 Entertain at | ate. and tre. J. W, Phittipa teft PO, Psp uaually lot most of . aga ana. Mra Geors® | College Club |for Washington, D, C, where they Nordica Choral Club . their physical attraction, = GO . and : / The Nordica Ch tub will meet! but too ften thet aren hour, a4] ser ind Mm. George Thompson Will make their home in the fu] | The Nordica Choral club w i joo often r will pour the first lay evening, | minds have also become % Morgan Padelford) oi) coeertain guests at the dinner| ‘ure. 7 Mercer et : Ade ~ cee February 24, at § o'clock. embittered and warped Mrs. John Hugging = prem |dance at the College club, Monday | iis! Miah ateton nn Wees. Ad eee no that they are net de ‘urns the second gon in re | evening. Faia ny C. ts visiting Slee Mar Delightfully Entertained at Lancheon | sired as companions by those who one be Mra. dasa lub ae Clan me? “| Phe board of trusteegof the Wom-| normally healthy and the guests mre. |Musie Practice Clu 7 aand an’s Century club were delightfully | cheerful people. They Carey, Mrs. Louis Hart. Mire | ot eg ona ned with a Colonial luncheon | took out on life thru 2 s Bake.| Mrs. Letcher Lambuth will enter 5 t umzatlo, Mrs. Charle } Mr. and Mra, Edward Agnew o' ee oe tee a coed Thommen, Mra, Samuel|tain the Music Practite club atl mverett camo down today to at-jputy ire taaea’ hceae Mra. Herbert Condon, Mrs. |her home next Tuesday afternoon. /tend the Midseason assembly this! gy, Alvah Carr, eee 6 Scho | dark mpectacion, minuin Mra.jthe thousand joys leld acted af tonstmistress and | crowd each moment for the Philtips, Mrs. = evening responses were made by Mra F. EB.) more fortunate onen And. “Miller Freeman. Nem Hostess at Tea Shop - © 8 Palmerton, Mrs. E. 8. Ingraham, |i¢ only they knew it. their .. , Miss Mitnora Toberts. AU™ | Kast Highland Drive guild will] Mm. J. 1. Crouch ieft Tuesday! are A. Harker and Mra Henry! whole trouble in starvation—just OF W. Meisnest. Miss ig tl Dorothy lend its services to the Orthopedic | for , Vancouver, B.C, for @ Il Landes [simply famishment of thelr bodies Joyce Hammer, Miss Miss | Tea Shop Saturday, with Mra, Cecil days’ visit, Mre. E. K. Reinhart gave a beat) ang braing, often in Um midst of Lund. | Martin as hostess. She will be ae oe Fe Htiful tribute to the hontess and to! nenty } sisted by Mrx. E. J. Armstrong, Mra.| Mr. and Mra. ¥ tray Mo | Mrs. FP 8S. Patrick, Mrs, F. R. Bodine,| Lean (Catherine Baxter) have re Miss Harriet | ites. M. i. Martin, Mrs, C. C. Culll- merton, president of the! ge sach cases Taniac has time and ¢ for their excellent work during! time again demonstrated its true jturned from their wedding trip and/the past yea warth. Ne other. seedietee.tne over Cunningham. igs Entanbeth Barclay, | 14. seen 1. L. Bushnell, Mrs. Arthurjare at home at 1126 18th ave. N.| The gu who appeared tn Colo me Bertha Ke! | Campbell and Mins Miller Weterbee. oy ene in| comin, Wchaded Bre. V. TL| teneiss te peat ie om cote al Winston, ee Ensign Laurence Miedeett, 0. 8.) Paimerton, Mra J. 1. MM, Mee lite, a6 Mr. Carey Mr. Jack Interesting Program N. and Mra, Blodgett (Gertrude|tlalsey Watson, Mra. W. W. De For-| digestive . Harold McClinton and Mr. A d Horton) are at home at 762 Orango|rest, Mre. W. Hi. Pittwood, Mra. A-land eager to again perform ite im- right pice rrange ave, Coronado. Harker, Mrs. E. 8 Ingraham, Mrs.| portant duty of supplying energy y evening the Mra. A.°J. Stretch will entertain cee H. W, Shaw, Mrs, E. 8 Kerr, Mra. and building material to the whole ‘ty will entertain for be the members of the West Side Im-| wr. and Mra Joneph I. Jaffe) ¥. L. Parker, Mre. F. F. Byans, Mre | body. t the chapter | nrovement club at her home, 1183 / and son, who have been In the|0. E. Hutchinson, Mrs. J. H. Boper,| ‘you should’ be hungry nearty all Sunset ave, Tuesday afternoon.) brast for four months, have re-|Mre HL. Landes, Mre. B. K. Reinhart, | the time. The thought of food should with a dinner a eee when the following program ar-lturnet and are occupying thei|Mrs George D, Hecker, Mian Cynthia |arouse your keenest desires at any Hosts ranged by Mrs. Samuel Schnelder/ partment at the Old Colony. [Adama and Miss Gwendolyn Scho-ltime except right after @ hearty will be presented: ens field. meal. If your appetite fnn't that enin Piano— Even g ent Ta Reomweti | Peers ecoppetia Ratlet” nteet| MF. And Mra. Charles K. Cunning with a dinner for] (>) “Fairy Dance”... ‘ Lanat | ham (Mildred Smith) are receiving rind this evening. James iamilto congratulations on the birth of a son. att ir home Votce— » - bly in re ” Charles Kyle, Jr., at the Minor hos the Mid-Season Asse Coetbeditecr ec tasompe ate a | pital, February eee good, then it ien't as It should be, Seattle Hebrew Benevolent Seclety lang you are not as healthy or as) The regular monthly meeting of! vigorous as nature intended. the Seagtie Hebrew Benevolent so | ———____ cloty will be held Wednesday, March : Hows ihe Critmaon . 1, at 2:20 p. m., in the vestry rooms . : Roger Quitt Mr. and Mes. Walter Pickren tft [of the Temple de Hirrch. Election 2 the fering” | tiers : z hrs I, Me A. Beach | Monday on an extended trip thru the |! fficers Board meeting at 11 « m Mrs. Frederick W. Graham Southern states and Cuba, Pian one Dorie Social Clab Dorte Social club will meet Thurs day, March 2, at 2 p.m, with Mre C. 8. Baylan, 804 .N. 48th gt, assisted by Mra. Eva Oleron. ee Homesteaders’ Lodge — | (a) “Wedding of Olaya and Grebo 1 . s James Hamilton KH (2) “The Last of J ating Mra. George mm who returned a short time travel in Europe, gre = 5 Parsons is enter- tal ‘an informal bridgetea her Cases tog on Queen Anne nil Commander Charies M. Jamen, U. |S.N., and Mra. James are receiving * Haratiton congratulations on the birth of a ore of Questa Hamilton Howe |@aughter in Bremerton, February 14. cee Olympians” Mr. Willlam Pigott and son, Mr. in. Yor . Mr, Bir von are i Tuesday afternonn. onworth | (a) “When Song t3 8 a | William Pigott, Jr, have returned |, romesteaders: lodge wi oh eaapaie a) uAt the tea hour Mrs. Dow | : > « from a trip to California, Mrw, Pigott | “''" ® card party @ ed Mrs. Worrall Wilso Mre,| (0) “The Awa will not return for several weeks. a Mfg 5 tage tend whedon fives the urns, assisted by -o Gilbert o.9 ¢@ ef L. 0. G, T. hall, Virginia and Minor. ‘ Judson, Mra. Carl Donworth | ¢e) “At Twill Btheibert Sais cw Oe ie a wanstrom. ™ ra. P. ‘att will retern next! and Miss Lucy Semple 5 James Hamilton Howe, accompanist | week from a short trip to California. | High School Reserves Entertainment | The High School Girl Reserves Lewis that he had ordered the vote, | Mrs. F. H. Gelsman has extended | Fitziu Triumphs ‘ The are in brief printed | 7 re | form anc provide for a vote on w luncheon of twenty: | ¢¢ 5 groamdagtigiers heme Thuseday | La Boheme” whether the miners shall suspend ‘afiernoon, March 9. Bridge will be| The performance of “Ia Boheme,"| Work at midnight March 21 if the the later diversion. < c the ¥. W. C. A. will give a vaudeville | pers Jot Kappa Alpha ‘Theta | Batiots on Miner —_|Srwezisuonnt's' user nan Yo | House Guest G | Alumnae ° | day evening, February 24, § o'clock, Pain compliment to Mrs. Jean Crm) sirs. “Russell Peterson will enter Strike Are Ready tor the purpose of raining $60 (Seat jam, of Los Angeles. who w! en-| itt Kappa Alpha @heta alumnae] INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 24.—Rallots |tle’s quota) of $1,000 pledged by the} guest, Mrs. Arthur a is at| With a luncheon at 12:20 o'clock for the strike vote among 500,000| “tl Reserves in four Northwestern | Gertaining with a bridge luncheon | Saturday, at her, bome, 802 N.| . |atates for a scholarship fund to be Washington Annex, Monday lé2nd st. miners were held in the United Mine be used in sending a girl from India | Toon, March 6. Workers’ heafquarters here today in|to the University of ‘Washington for | 7 ae E. tends € readiness for the malls upon receipt |a four years’ courne, later completing | i of offie 4 srenidant John [her training at the New York Y. M.| Mrs. Geisman x Music f official word from Presid John | A. headquarters so that she will! Luncheon Invitations | given jast evening at the Metropoll-;ine owners refuse to negotiate a |tan theater was one of the most en ¥ Wago agreement before that 4 ie joyable of the operas given here this Be informal Dinner Before \yric.* tt ‘ais served to ntrednes | ———-~ —— — 4 Bit Senson Assembly Anne Fitsiu, American soprano, to| AMUSEMENTS _ | Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Gott are en-| Seattle this week, THEY to the Mid-season Assem-|of the finest quality, clear and [GUMIag 2 Valle, Deltiassl, SAT. dd tive power, which, - : mmasini, Royer, Cervt mbined with ex ducto Mirnesto Knock cellent dramatic ability, added t © Mrs. England Entertains | ver portrayal of ‘Mim. Tes warmest VALIDEVILLE (2%: — Kvenings, 50e-82.50) With Bridge Luncheon — ringing ot "M1 ebiamano Mimi and MEMES 15109 Boone. + With 2 Pairs * | Fred A. England entertained | “Addio,” both won her merited ap. Boe sans questa with a luncheon at| Piatse — IMPORTANT — Be her home yesterday, with bridge for] | Homme Boncacet, tenor, ax Tudolfo OWING TO POPULAR DEMAND s : usement. | displa 4 tenor voice of excclient ee olbato Pe mga Saleh eee lauality, his singing of the well MADAME BUTTERFLY Warranted | kne “Ttacconto” being greeted with Luncheon Honors with the greatest enthusiasm. Mario TAMAKE MIURA Mrs. McClaine Vall iehtful baritone was heard . . wi n Instend of a Mrs. Herbert Witherspoon enter-|to advants Marcel. Not only Crawford & Broderick “The Jewels of the Madoana” F Gained with a luncheon at the Se-|has he a voice that is a pleasure to es TONIGHT |hear, but his acting adds ¢ nany to Bitle Yacht club yesterd ent to Mra, Adolphus |#0¥ part he may take, y afternoon ONOHAN Lo: aa 4 comp in Joine ppenrance | Ad MeClaine of Spokane, ho Pietro De Biasi has a mellow bass + . a oH. * dais ins, secant Spokane, wre! voice which was particularly ef. | Miss Julia Nash and colorings and patterns. G. Taylor. |fective in hin singing of the "Co: Mr. C. H. nnell oe oe | Sor Edith Mackie, soprano, TT Musett rd and Na Nicola D'Amico « Cervi as Benoit Will Preside at | heard « Tea Hour | and Aicindodo. At the Broadway guild's card party| Due to popular demand “Madam | ted this eve for the benefit of the Orthopedic bow. | Butterfly” will be re i pital, at the Hotel Wa ‘ Sat-|ning in place of the “Jewels of the Brday afternoor Tamaki Miura, the Jap: fable will be M d in the Mrs. George W Mrs. / aseppe Ago ‘1 Rollo, Mra. Archibald Clarke, Mrs.|tini as Pinkerton and Mario Valle as|| «wwttnout W. K. Crawford, Mre. Henr Ew-| Sharpless, tea | Madonna lanese sopr title role a ; eee - : ns ; During the dance from 5 unt 1 Pupil Recital at PANTAGES will be . Cornish Continu 1tom PM, 4 Bamurl Gi Zz: iblic ian invited to a recita All Week @ New r Stibbe, Mra. Charies F. Clise, Mrn.| the h school Saturday “A JAPANESE ROMANC 4. G. Driscoll, Jr, and Mra. A. M.| noon at % o'clock. The pr ram Will | tinem City Four een i | be given by pupils of the nentary | Kinss & Britant lenervations for ecard tables w epartnent, from the classes of Miss " Mats, Wed. Sat ie made by telephoning Mrr. James| Sachett, Miss Murphy and Miss Sey Eontngeecere. Shentew Bu : \ Hamilton de Veuve, Capitol 2396, | mour. | SEAT SALI TODAY co tamer tittt. «| Welt Nourished Rodi te seecam | Radiate Attraction hh an informal dinner at| Miss Fitziu has a voice of wonder. MAfeley Twke . cy eon } HIS GYMNASTICS Be pease tnis evenins. later taking |ful richness, her tones being always MAdid OOR DAILY Kitnova, 1 Cheasty Jr. Suits An Attractive Showing of Boys’ Spring Suits They come in unusual, individual fabrics, The Famous “Ironclad” Hose for Boys and Girls at 29c a Pair ‘COND AVENUE AT SENECA STREET RE BIGELOW PRES. &MGR. SI.FREDERICK VICE PRES. Kainier Chapter, D. A. | Trig, Gen, Ulyeves Grant Alexan tor will talk on “My Per a1 Hemin er nuNploes f., Tuesday | ah of Mrederies All 1). A. 1 members and friends invited, | ee { Alpha Bell Camp ft. N, A. Alpha Hell Camp Ht. N. 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