The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 21, 1922, Page 12

: : Shark Bites Off Dinner at Tennis Club Boy’s Arms,. Dies ttle A dinner given at the Tennis club Wednesday evening, chaperoned b; SYDNEY, N. 6. W., July 21 Mra. Russet! Waeache, included the 7 : , nghian, aged 18, died after | Minses Marte and Julia Carison, Faith, , arms were bitten off by « : e ‘ Louise and Dorothy Cleland, Com: shark while mwimming near Coogee. oclé mander and Mra. J, D. Wilson, Mra. a Walter Johnson, Mra, R, B, Dertek / a "eae Carrying the furniture of the for. y whi wand arene Petes ieoven, ” i mer kaiser to Holland called for 6% gage of Tents and *) won and Crete " . 5 Goods Laurethurst Guild Plans) cyanea W. Rona. Ward C. Giibert. / : +. 4 coiled 0 SURPLUS ARMY SUPPLIES s| Jefferson 1D, Beard, all from the Lar ‘ yd ba De os Puget Gebnd naval laien. see y Afternoon. | Luncheon Hostess ——e Complimenting Mre. Caleb Denny, for Laurethurst Guild's /of Indianapolis, the guest of Mre. Daxaar, dinner and |George Frye, Mra, Stephen J. Chad Woonlight dance to be given August | wick entertained with a luncheon at on the beautiful lawn of Mr. and /the Sunset club Thursday afternoon . A. & Eldridge’s home, for the vee Opens its 19th Store 1123 First Ave. Corner First and Seneca Tents of All Kinds Set Up for, Your Selection Lowest Prices in Clty If It’s Tents or Camping] Fee Se Ontos peor | Entertains Informally Supplies, See Us ve To honor her mother, Mra, 0. F. : Bac F >. | ae ee ro en ng he ade | Randolph, of Penn Yan, N. ¥4 who te re Dare Cree Now my head's in an awful meos.| Oh, Avridge Mann what did t tg Ma Mtoe neverat daya| Her summer guest, Mra J. J. Jen- FLEET THE MANEUVERS oo“ _ | you do when you told me to read ur nelle, Sr,, of Low Angeles, who ts t Is bere, Arrived this morning. Did] Are the real thing. Bod se _ Have been reading Avridge Mann's! for you those million verses--oh Latte Cont. Private Mata ide ce Sal Sent Fenn ; guest of Mr. and Mra, J, J, Jennetie, st |the junior officers would never learn i 5 and Mra. Lord Bronson, of Olympia, |7°" Near the walvos? ‘The prowpect |)" |“ nanage their floating fort eee my head) T think that ought to 18 to join the Baptist church obtained from Mrs. Charles 18896 Bourn ys Pike underwent the complete Mrs, Cameron Morrison was hosters |! enchanting? Oh, very, The first). 1¢ means everything toth®| — Aveiige Mann, Tho Star's Jin- | Phiyme with lend. Howard Knopp and| ie an informal tea at her home|flect period was delightful, but tht! youngsters. I know he looks at you] gle poet, who writes verse letters soe rite ‘Thursday afternoon. Promises to be even more thrilling, |as if the newest dance step war to the readers, concetv: Oh, Avridge, can’t you sympa-|—— 280 to 11:80, " , he commiiers im cbaree ot the! py cot t toil Mow jong wil thay be ere ehiet encern. at eal ma wate) og emul of wear eee of | nin 1 wmpty have to pouton | AE |L, O. BE. Clu m From July 21 to July 90, inclusive, to | ih fiage. What he really 4 ‘an Avridge Mann | fad those verses all day long till Charge of Service use the official formula. How many | -iroy about in hia ship, And the] ontest, He's got « million | now a profe lind seems all wrong. 1 PERIFUSED Mra. George McCord will be host. |hearts can they break in that time? | honor of the navy, Where he had hit) friends who are x wonder If I'll ever be again that girl ess for the L. O. B. club at the Or-/I should not dare to prophesy, ma| wonderful hour wan not at that fa o@e who once was me, thopedic Tea Shop Saturday, aasiated ite amie. ous for |moun bridge, nor at that petit diner, Mrs. /hy Mra W. T. Robinson, Mrs. BC. |tieue prrkareuchin ac Cult him (nor at the Yacht club dance. Where Abney, Mra. John Haller, Mrs, Roy|sei¢ Doubtless many alluring tar-|"@* It, alora? Out there, on those Young, Mra. Herman Roesch, Mr#/gety with bobbed hair, scarlet lips |Femote waters off Port Angeles, the the fron pan-| from out my colyum on this day. and ergandy frilla will be quite shat-|*traits of Ban Juan de Fuca. At the i, Now I had planned pomething to tered, ‘There will be many’ parties?| Maneuvers? Parfaitement. ‘They eee say about the playful college gradn, No end. Every coamopolitan hostess |had line formation, gunnery practice the former campun kings, now dads, tm Beattie te planning something for] the 8, See mene marines and arti whe plan to plonie Bettnday. Kin 16. Jounal ¥ /- “ liery, in lene than an hour, ‘There year-olds across the bay. 1'é thought onolulu. In Panama, At the|¥ere admirals and captains galore. cog ge pe or Paris, or New | They criticised. Hut the youngsters " did the work. It was their manew —for better vision Have the edges of your lenses PERIFUSED—it eliminates irritating reflecting lights — gives enor vision and comfort. Let us explain person. Columbian. Optical &% “. Alas, IT had « heap of things T'd and | Planned on letting spread their wings to sing again about, the way I'm go- we think in letters and verse. ing to be let out of work for two 28 ‘whole nolid weeks, because all un . Or even at that amusing root. That ia why it might be best newspaper freaks get hotidays just 6 vere. For me to sum up ail the reat Uke the rest. SOMETIMES we're * | bd Of this here colyum for today cursed, but sonmetimes blessed, THE HERO In some such Hittle playful way eee 1315 Fourth J Avenue g Of the maneuvers was also & repharag youngster, Enaign Alfred W, Bur: THE ADMIRAL ket, U. BN. two years out of Al Onty Avridge Mann verses all! can't you see? When e'en vace- Is also here. Admiral B. W. Eberio, 0 drift along in regular paragraphs 6s| tion theughts give way and t | U. & N, commandenin-chief of the a in regular letters lose their mighty ruling sway r. wld in minds like mine—oh, some- thing’s wrong. Ye gods, all this he strings along in just this way, will Inst how long? And all his friends who've written eee in commit the same sweet sort of) pry» got to stop here for today, tin. ‘They put their ideas down ke! 16 not till Monday go away. de, ond vasatie ee te. peaent eles T’ve got to stop lest I go wild. They tale about whety ; pene dh eaay ‘ thig hid. thee eftex epiad hs 4|Oh, Avridge Mann, pitee this We needs most laugh; we needs must * weep; sometimes these thoughts are Hunting Stopped pretty deep. Aina, they've wet my head awhirl, by Cattle Plague YU never be the mime sweet girl, [| EDINBURGH, July 21.—- Hunting ‘leant think straight, my head's a/has been suspended in all the dis mene, I'm doomed to rattle on, | tricts of Bootiand and Northern Eng: guces, In just this fev'tieh, helpless | land afflicted by the foot and mouth way thruout the rest of this whole a is killing thousands day of catt “We Dress the Eyes of the World” for a tet ae] rr rr td Frrinstance, what he has to say value, Ladies’ Embroidered Cotton Kimonos Ladies’ Black Satin SHANGHAI COMPANY Postof ice 1323 Third Avenue Opposite HE A: J | WOMEN’S CLUBS meet for a pienic supper, Thursday, canal July 27, at 6 o'clock, in Woodland John ¥. Miller W. B.C. Plenle | nari Members of the Missoula club enw ¢ ‘The Past Presidents’ club of the Mr. and Mrs. J. Tyler Parker, Jr.| John F. Miller Women's Retiet! Will serve coffee and ask those at- Ar-lare arriving Monday from Pasadena,| corps will hold a plenic at Mount | tending to bring & cup and basket Helen Farrell, |to spend a month with Mr. and Mrs. (faker park Saturday, July 22. Mem- funch, Merrill, Baxter, | Victor E. Rabel at their summer! pers requested to attend. 5 ¢ Peeples and Virginia Shea-|peome at Hunt's Point. a ied Seatilo Review No. 6 eee Washington Alumni Picnic Beatth wiew, . &, We Aw ‘ ef Au Mrs. Howard Joslyn and daughter.) rhe King County Aiumn! associa | of the Mdesabsee min meet in the} wot very much excitement this week, nothing to becothe all thrilled August 16, Date Set conangval — By les ge tien io the University et Weehing U. W. hall, 1409 Ninth ave, | over, or to wonder about. From the humbiest cottage to the most gorgeou: for Wedd: oar year a ar os ton will have a picnic at For 4 Thursday, July 27, at § p.m. Of-/ mansion there in port of # lull on all of the social activities—every on: © occupying home park, Saturday, July Water a figers requested to wear white, is relaxing and getting prepared for the next holiday, when there must Sets soe with poeng seat eae | see be @ world of clothes and an equal number of events to wear them to. ernoon SUZANNE. ‘ j Evergreen Lodge No, 2 oS 8 Seem ae aces concen | dyerarecs Loten Me, %. a. 0. U. has been arranged for the evening, | fund dancing will be a diversion. ee re ee ee itartan ot the Ao |“ MADCAP”—EVEN THE WORD THRILLS YOU All alumni, their families and But wait till you wee what it is—the most wonderful orange-tinted rouge that changes to a natural blush as soon an it's applied. A few ig, ds invited to attend. Boat, U- W. building, 1409 Ninth nve., tiem Leach! park at 1:20, 6:20 and | Monday, July 24, at 9:30 p.m. Mem- . P bers and friends invited, of the wonderful features of it are that it won't rub off and in water 7:80 o'clock, HY Hi : a : af Hf u BE CLUBS FOR SATURDAY f i i : i ; i A f Mr. and Mra. Herbert A. Schoon- Mrs. E. B. Nesseler. of |feid and family have left on a ten evening, August | days’ tour of Vancouver island. ee Mrs. Fred Forrester (Evva Cart- wright) of Kennewick, fs visiting her Francis Everett Mitchell will) parents, Mr. and Mra. H. G. Cart or and Misn Helen | wright. Sr 7% proof. I found it at the Marcel Beauty Shop, 206 Denny Building. , slater of the groom, maid eee ADDITIONAL CLUBS Myrtle Social Club, 0. E. 8 Main 1696. “ee 2 Ae Mrs. R. B. Henderson, who has a A bridge and whist party will be eat a orc le sea been if Somerg Ym John C. Rainier Chapter, D. A. B., Pienic | given by Myrtle Social club, O. EB. 8., By oll means, don't put away your sports sult yet—we are still going Daictedwend dite e meme wersn | jer home.| "rhe study class of Rainier Chap-|Monday, July 34, at. 2 p.m, in| to have some nice days, and we should take advantage of them when : Fs “4 ter, D. A. R., will have a picnic at| Masonic temple. All Eastern Stars we have them. @f Alpha Xi Delta sorority, and he of} Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Ewing have/ ‘er - Ry ? a | aad thide tcinode tovited e e Delta Chi Delta fraternity. returned from a ten days’ trip on|the home of Mra pe egg oh on a at mlm ora oe sets Hood canal. Lineoin beach, Tuesday, July 26. Uxi (4 osieé my ee Members are requested to take the Bridge Breakfast har. and Mre. Caley Denny of In.|31:16 Fauntleroy car on First ave. to! IT REALLY ISN’T A PORTRAIT A neighborhood bridge breakfast | scnapaiia, who are the guests of|the Kenney home and follow the| Unless it’s by P. Croule U'Renn. His portraits are always far superior | an enjoyable affair given on incr cousin, Mra. George Fre, will| Path over the hill to the beach. to the ordinary studio type because he takes them in your home and : t ‘ednesday, with Mra. John Camp-| jive next week for a trip to Alaska. ee doesn’t charge any more for them. For an early appointment, call The S le Hose Mrs. M. Donohoe, Mrs. A. C. eee G, A. R. Home Sewing Club Capitol 1553, or his studio is at 1910 Federal ave. im and Mrs. Charles Ross a8) yr ang Mra, Hamilton Rolfe will| The ladies of the Grand Army Sow. owl spend the week end at Lake Kachens,/ing club will meet Wednesday, July That Wear. s Pon 4; eS + Wi. the Bowie Sieetad presiaeat, | HATS THAT COMPLETE YOUR COSTUME Informal Tea for Guest Mise Ruth Moore spent the week-| Mrs, Mac Sternberg, 3641 N. 48th at Complimenting Mrs. Marjorie | end with relatives in Tacoma. ‘Take Meridian car. Officers elected | Macklem Schick, of New York, for- see for the ensuing year include: Mrs, | of 100% Leather Merly of Seattle, who will be her} Dr. and Mra. Herbert H. Gowen| Rachel Young. vice president; Mrs, ! : over the week-end, Mrs. Stu-|and Mr. and Mrs, Keith Middleton| Anna Steele, treasurer} Mrs, Luctla| Thompkins invited a few of Mts.|returned Monday from a few days | Edwards, secretary. The working | leks friends among the LDelta|spent at Mount Rainier. [board fe componed of Mra Mary | -. Gamma alumnae to an informal tea ohhue }O'Nell, Mra, Maud Gardiner, Mrs. | 5 at her home this afternoon, Mra. Hester Bazzett, Miss Marian| Lucy Hamilton, Mra. Edith Mills, ih es Bazzett and Mr, Hamilton Bazzett|Mre. Martha Graham, Mra. Jennie Luncheon for Visitors are sailing Saturday for Honolulu, | Meade and Mra. Marts. Just what you have been looking for, and you can get them so rea- ronably ot the Model Millinery Shop, 527 Peoples Bank Bidg. Then Semsandtiee cwege-tyar ée-egpek teaedeinn’ one weenie We carry the most complete ‘ Kae assortment of this famous SR sat Whether it’s fashion or beauty or health you seek, Hosiery in Seattle— Suzanne will help you on Friday each week. Baloony. Complimenting Mrs. D. J. Harring. |* %€ ene about five weeks. tye bile ies ghd Dave. Prank Perwell.of Mew Pee, Seattle Assoc oy se FOR MEN, WOMEN AND WHEN YOU VENTURE OUT OF DOORS . a Whe are | tik eats, Mry,|. Mise Thelma Hardwick of Tas Stenographers’ Outing CHILDREN 4 2 e 4 r guests, ‘ he Seattle ‘These cool mornings and evenings you think how comfy you would Denadie Gichvade: fi Angeles is the guest of Miss Karla} Under the auspices of the rancis Schrader entertained with # | OUST 'Cuaice Stoltenberg. Amociated Putile Syenehyephors; da lh ow ° feel with your fura on; then you suddenly remember that they need | Iuncheon at the Hotel Otis this after. irate / excursion and plcnla has been. ar-| de an oe Cloth Pumps and cleaning or remodeling. Take them to the Model Millinery, 527 Peo- b noon. VaShe Mra. G. E. M. Pratt and Mrs, C, B,|ranged for Thursday afternoon, July rom » With Cuban and military ples Bank Bldg., where they can be made like new. F k a Guthrie returned Thursday from a|27, to ‘which the public is invited. eee Mar ried in Portland two weeks® trip to Alaska, The steamer “Atlanta” will teave the | $2.35 to $3.65 E nnouncement is ma: the mar- it, Marion St. dock at 2 p.m. This trip LITTLE RUTH’S VACATION WAS ALMOST SPOILE! § Hage of Miss Virginia Hoyt to Mr,| Mrs, Louls Diamond of New York|will rive the visitor a fine view of |] White Cloth Shoes, in broken || ~ Rn both t ey’ i" D E Herbert Hallowell, both of Seattle, | 14 visiting her mother, Mrs, John L,|the city, the canal and canal locks, | | Sizes, priced from— Ree “eves ‘Wothered HOt So. BYt. Seay 79 /GN: SiS mew: X/ Uae Sete: ie iiksnes, il dk, ot doo teneen bar ; | y Bdmunde fit her with glasses (she’s an expert with children, you ; Mn Thu: yi Iv a ‘Powers, {Lake Union and Lake Washington. 95c to $2.65 knees. be. ant. Dr. 04 da hav {tice Fri “ As = ft ha in Poctlead Mc. and Mra. falta. Li Jahte fench GU bel atevee “acl A now). and Dr, Edmunds have offices on Fraser-Paterson’s q Patent Leather Pumps and Ox- fords, with Cuban and low heel, Goodyear welt— 2 sg ign ie algae: Leseht park, and the return will be mailing from San Francisco for Hono. made by the Yesler car line. Bring Second a Seneca Iulu, to spend their honeymoon, [PALACE Hip *:""" llunch basket. t oe Not in many years has red—just solid turkey red—been so popular, ss LEAVING TONIGHT Tickets may be obtained from the At smart resorts the all-red evening gown is second only to the black mgagement of Miss : |following stations not later than $4.65 frock, and often the black one is livened up with the judicious use ‘arion Cohen Announced TOM MIX TOY 2A ale, 408 Crary tutlaing:(f Bltck and Brown Kid Pumps and || of & bit of red. Mr, and Mrs. J. Cohen announce | hire. Mack, 4151 Arcade building; || C™/rW™ 100% lem hed fa: the engagement of their daughter, | —IN— Miss Tennick, 660 Em: $3.65 - A empire building: -65 to $4.65 7 eononeneuonenenene: mocononone: farion, wo Mr. Louly Kataman ot “Sky High” fakiee eneies. Ae eenpire boliding: ; $4 |DON’T TAKE THE JOY FROM YOUR LIFE Rezexsexononcne: pi y g 'Mins Turner, Hotel @eattie; Mra, || Men's Black and Brown Kid and Worrying over those swperfluous hairs, Selma Larson, 516 Hoge an honor of the betrothed couple, ores | Miller, 1217 Alaska building; Mra. |] Calf Leather Shoes, 100% leather Bidg., removes them painlessly and permanently with electrolysis. Mr. and ae nae aa | Mabel Blondel Revue Bendlxen, 200 Mehinera balding. $3.65 to $4.85 Just talking to her will convince you of her ability, Main 6282, Biuhill sandwiches alwa Fuly 2%, from 4 unl 6 o'clock |) @THicR GOOD VAUDEVILLE, || Main 0708. ae , ee? i Po a esi, |Uied Shue Stes] ca, ano 10 make a hit | apie A, ll ils a BE ESE | aml niet gpl Riel ae their home, “Holy ‘Ledge, on | In “The Face Between” || cura party n'voterany’ hall, Armory, er. Soe mon eR te Bluhill Chile Cheese Placed for twelve guests, Mr. and | JO BOGANNY nour |\yciwex, “MME wy Mat 8:30 er intel baer vi waned: because it spreads like butter Mrs, Wainwright will again be din- ———— “ee 1220 SECOND AVE. i Paris says the silhouette for this winter will be straight, but within Opposite Fraser-Paterson's these straight lines whall be much softness and sartorial latitude, | Advertisement, ORSEOROCHONOROROBOROROHORORORORORROHOHOEC! - ner hosts at their home Saturday ee sy | 10 CENTS FOR KIDDIES || Former Montana Residents’ Piente Former residents of Montana will : \ “a