The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 28, 1922, Page 10

Seattle Society Miss Miller Weds Mr. } Coughlin at Early Morning Ceremony ; | a Mrs. Eggert Honors) i Mrs. Byrne. | S. i wedtting of Mine A jade Mil iZ ler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Frederick William Miller, to Mr Roger James Coughiin, n of Mr and Mre, W. H. Coughlin, was sol @mnized thie morning at § o'clock tn Immaculate Con the Church of the | ception, the ceremony being per | formed by Father W, H. Culligan. | Just preceding the entry of the} Wedding party Master Thomas Me} Hugh, accompanied by Mra, H. N.| Hug, sang the “Ave Maria” of Du Bois and “O Promise Me.” } Miss Miller was gowned stun: ningly in a dark blue Potret twill} gown embroidered in heavy threads | @f gold, and made with the new Skirt line of extreme length tn the Back, just clearing the ground, and} Founded to within 10 inches of the! toe of her boot infront. Her hat} Was of midnight blue panne velvet, | @laborated with burnt goose, She| €arried a corsage of orchids com: Dined with Mies of the valley and maidenhair fern. Miss Mary Alice Miller, the sister | wore blue Canton crepe with a cor | gare of ruaset colored rosebuds and Wlies of the valley. Her hat was} Jarge and of black panne velvet with | Durnt ostrich adornment Mr. Raymond Beeger attended the Following the ceremony a buffet | Wedding breakfast was served to 20 Guests at the home of the bride, | 3503 Madrona Drive, Here the home | Was exquisite in autumn flowers. | ‘The buffet and break’ | st table were | @aintily decorated with arrange: | ments of violas and fragrant white | jasmine. After their wedding trip of two! ‘weeks, Mr. and Mra, Coughtin will| he at home in Spokane at the Hotel | Davenport. . Mrs. Eggert Honors Mrs. Byrne Mrs. Henry Eggert honored her cousin, Mrs, George Byrne of Berk- @ley. today, with a luncheon of eight covers, followed by bridge, at her home. Mrs. Byrne, who has been the house guest of Mrs. William Pigott for two weeks, leaves tomor- | ee ere Fow for the south on the 8. 8. Alex-| ander. ~ Affairs Honor Distinguished Guest Dr. David Kinley, president of the | University of Mlinois, was the guest ‘ef honor today at a luncheon ten- dered him by members of the Col. lege club. ‘This evening he, with Mrs. Kinley, ‘will be given an informal reception ‘dy the Hlinols Alumni association at the Engineers’ club, at 8 o'clock. see | Wright-Wurzbacher Nuptials September 14 Miss Marie Frances Wright, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. James Wright, has chosen Thursday, September 14, @s the date for her wedding to Mr. Harry A. Wurzbacher, son of Mr. and Mrs, Frank B. Wurzbacher. The geremony will take place in St. Mark's Episcopal church at 4 o'clock fn the afternoon and will be per. formed by the Rev. John D. Me- Loughlin. é oe Bridge to Be Given at Tennis Club Mrs. Robert MeClelland will enter. tain former members of a bridge club to which she belonged, Friday after. | Noon, at the Tennis club. Three tables will be - om Dinner jor the Kinleys ‘Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Bush had as their dinner guests last evening Dr. and Mrs. David Kinley, Miss Janet Kinley and Mrs. Saunders. a6 © Bridge Tea for Miss Ehrlich Tomorrow Mrs. Roger Sands and Mrs. Frank Wurzburg will entertain with a bridge tea complimenting Miss | Louise Ehriich. The affair will be given at Mrs. Sands’ hore. ess Miss Fletcher to Wed Mr. Schuster ‘The Rev. and Mrs. A. E. Fletcher announce the engagement of thet. daughter, Winnifred Forrest, to Mr.| Carl Milton Schuster, of Pittsburg Miss Fletcher is a member of Alpha Omicron Pi sorority at the University of Washington where she has spent the past two years. No definite date for the ised has been planned. | Inglewood Golf Club Holds Open House For its members and their guests, the Inglewood Golf club was thrown Open on Saturday. In the afternoon bridge was in play; later a dinner of 200 covers and then dancing. The committee in charge Included Messrs. Edward Sears, chairman Robert Gillespy, William Leonard Eaton, Walter Ward, William McEl- patrick, Cassius Gates, Henry} Schmidt and George Dowling. o8e Miss Bradshaw to Wed ‘Th engagement of Miss Catherine Athione Bradshaw, of Kirkland, to Mr, Alexander Maxwell McKenzie, of Pittsburg, is announced. Miss Bradshaw is a former Univer. sity of Washington girl. No date has been set for the wedding. one Orthopedic Tea Shop - Hostesses Mrs. C. W. Coulter will be hostess tomorrow for the First Hill guild at the Orthopedic Tea Shop. Assisting her will be Mrs. W. B. Jackson, Mrs. Russell Hodge, Mra. V. Crosby, Mra. J. C. Lenz, Mrs, W. B. Gaffney, Mra. O. H. Swain, Mrs. Frank Doig, Miss Evelyn Howell and Miss Rebecca Howell. Dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Hewitt Yor the pleasure of Mr. and Mra. of the bride. and her only attendant, | | | brand, U. S. \c |Thomas de Wolfe drove juncle and MRS. CHRISTIAN HILDEBRAND | | Miss Clara Fridlender’s marriage to Lieut. Christian Hilde- A., was an attractive home wedding of recent date.—Portrait by P. Croule U’Renn, PERSONALS and Mrs. Thomas Stimson.) von der Golts will return to her with Mrs, Stimson’s father, Mr. J./ home in New York City, Mra. Lane A. Baillargeon, will leave in Sep-| will remain in California to place her tember from New York on the S. 8.| children in school there, Mr. and Paria for the continent. They will be| Mrs. Tremper will return to Seattle fone until shortly before the Christ-|in October. mas holidays. Mr. ee Miss Etleon Riley will leave this week for Los Angelen, where she will again spend the winter, eee Mr. and Mre. George Kribe (Grace Fischer) have taken an apartment in the Volunteer apartments for the winter, Mra Mary ©. Chappel! and Mise Claribel Chappell are in thelr new home at 5038 11th ave. N. EB. eee Mrs. 8. J. Hart and children are visiting relatives in New York state. . 1 th Beep, Ales Tyee. te, Comes Bet Mr. and Mrs. George H. Biggs have | rm several tro geacmieae tg eee od ura.| "led for Changsha, China, where months here with Mr, they will spend the winter with their Jesse Ives. an Ga son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and | Mrs. Harold Vincent Smith (Kather- of Tacoma. | ing Biggs). University Miss Caroline Moore, who was prominent in at circles, is spending the summer 8t) Hr ana Mrs. W. B. Powers and Paradise Inn jchildren have come in from Wing ee | Point for the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Caspar Fischer are | . now in Heidelburg, Germany Saturday, Mre. John N. Jackson, ag Oh hed with Mra. George Byrne, of Berkeley, Mr. and Mrs. C, H. Lilly yestet|as house guest, motored several day entertained Dr. and Mra. David! jadies, all intimate friends of the! Kinley, Miss Janet Kinley and Mrs.| house guest, to Snoqualmie Inn for Saunders. Dr. Kenley is president | luncheon of the University of Ilinots. Mr.) eee Lilly ts a gradu of that school. | From Bergen, Norway, has come eee Mins Bergitte Otteson to visit her Mrs. Jacob Kauffman left Friday |sister, Mra. A. M. Winge, at her for San Francisco to visit her| home, 1503 42nd ave. 8. W. She will daughter there | remain until Februa see ee Miss Nancy Emory, Miss Laura| Mr. and Mrs. Frederick D. Sey Emory, Dr. J. Tate Mason, Dr. Wal ter Moore, John Ryan, Jr. and to Pacific Beach for the week-end. Mrs. Mason and Mrs. Moore expect to return to their town houses from there next week. mour will motor on Wednesday to Victoria, B. C. where they will be for two months. In November they will return to Seattle for a short |time before leaving for San Fran. ciseo to remain indefinitely. ee . ‘The Misses Catherine and Lillian Franzen of Chicago are visiting their aunt, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Mrs. Nell Hamblen, and her daugh ter, Misw Ruth, left yesterday for Al bion, Mich., to visit Mrs, Hamblen's | parents for six months. eee ee Mr. and Mrs. Roy PD. Pinkerton, Lavy has as house guests | Miss Atvdrie Kineaid and Mr. Gerald Mrs. Mason | Messer were at Mount Rainier over jthe week-end. Buxbaum. . Mrs. B. Mrs. Breitzmann and Morse of Piedmont, Cal. Miss Audrey Collins has returned | |from Portland, where she was the guest of Mins Alice Howell and Miss Inez Fairchild. Miss Collins was the honor guest of several affairs while in Portland. . Miss Marjorie oe Fisken, with Mr. d Mrs, Edwin Guthrie, Mr. Phil Morse, Miss Betty Nickols, Mr. Alden J. Fisher and Mrs. G Fisher, spent Saturday and Sunday at Paradise inn ee Dr. and Mrs. Frank J. Filz, with their, daughter, Miss Mildred Filz have gone to Honolulu for six weeks. | They will return California, . Business Women's Club The Tacoma Business and Profes- sional Women’s club will act as hos tess and provide accommodations to * and Mrs. H. S. Tremper, with | Point Defiance park, Tacoma, from Mr. their daughters, Mrs. J. Richard |the dock to all members from clubs Lane, and Mra. Erie von der Goltz |throughout the state who will be in left today by motor for Southern |attendance at the state picnic given ‘Clubs i nie w. THE SEATTLE STAR CLUBS FOR TUBSDAY D, of U. A. Social Seattle lodge , Degree of! Honor Protective petation, will | have a special complimentary rocial | on Tuesday evening, August 29, In| lovergreen hall, A. O. U. W. bullding 1409 Ninth ave, Members and friends | are invited to atttend and bring pic luncheon. Coffee served. Pro. games and dancing es 8e Chureh Soctetion | Representatives of all church wom: | s focleties are anked to meet N gran ° at he University of Washington, In toom 320, Denny hall, on Tuesday August 29, to confer relative to enter taining freshmen and foreigners Meeting is called under University Y¥. M. C, A. auspices, D. A. K. Study Claas ‘The study class of Rainier chapter D. A. R,, will piento Tuesday, August 29, at 12:80 o'clock, on the adjoining lawnes of Mrs, David W. Bowen and Mrs, George Leonard, 1630 and 1634 Blaine blvd. | Lady Stirling Chapter A R,, ts ning k, at the home 1804 15th ave. Basket Lady Stirling chapter, 1D. requested to meet Tuesday r August 29, at 10 ¢ of Mra, H, T. Bredes to sew for coming bazaar luncheon served at noon. oR SWAY ~ ee BAL Relief Corps John ¥. Miller Relief Corps wil! | give their anniversary picnic lunch eon in Veterans’ hall, Armory, Tues | day, August 29, instead of at the! BY MARIAN HALE the dark lady to hold the attention home of Mra. Kate Whittington, as ‘The truth isn't always pleasant, of men. previously arranged. but it is well to know the worst Blonde hair, pink and white skins . There has been a radical shake-|and baby stares are forgotten when - . up in vamping circles and the baby|a man looks into midnight eyes Delta Chi Mothers’ Cub vamp has lost out! | Hence, men voted for the fadeout The Mothers’ Fraternity will have a luncheon and club of Delta Chi) Our fall and winter siren wi & slinky, slender, soaring sister,| So far no beauty doctor has advo- allday meeting Tuesday, August! such as wrecked homes several sea-| cated any measure for changing blue 29, at the home of Mra. A. Me-| sons before the reign of the flapper.| eyes to black, but wonderful effects Laughlin, 823 16th N. Take Capitol] The baby vamp had her chance,/are achieved by darkening the eye Mil car but she muffed it, She didn’t last.| lashes and hand-painting shadows Aandi f Men fell for her, but not for long.) beneath light orbs Suffrage Clap She was hard on their bank ac} And the way they can transform Mrs. BE. M. Riniger will entertain | Counts, but not on their hearts, | gold tresses to ebony is nothing the Seattle Suffrage club at her In other words, the Muffy darling| short of breath-taking. You'll be home Tuesday, Aug. 29, with a ple | could Jaze all right herself, but cr Ped glare how you wén't know your| nie luncheon. Boat leaves Leschi| couldn't make a man’s heart synco-| best friend this winter if the supply) é: Park at 1020 a. m pate to anything like the fantastic! of black hair dye holds out. war with Engiand is over. see measures of the old Theda Baral . Home Missionary Circles model. And she couldn't sustain the; Getting the olive skin that goes The Home Missionary Circles of | tempo. Seattle District are being entertained at « lawn party and silver tea at the home of Mrs. Gertrude Brawley, 601 14th ave. N.. on Tuesday, August 29. An attractive musical program has been arranged, and with it interes ing speakers. All members and friends are invited, from 2 until & o'clock So, she's out. this is the day of the tall girt look at the atyles. for her—draperies hate and all. The only girl is to put a few extra lift her heels, buy a comb « foot pin up her bobbed hair, inch of her epine, and create iMusions of the Woolworth bull as she can eee Writers’ Club The Writers’ club will meet Tues | day evening, August 29, in the ¥. W.| C. A. lecture room, at § o'clock, Stor ies will be read by Edwin &, Doty, downfall of the ‘They're alt made} cold long skirts, | thing left for the short) demonstrate her une every | Another cause contributing to the | necessary—and she will. amp ts maid to/ has always been mature. IM bel of the blonde. | with the dark coloring is too ¢ for words, The shops are full of| If you don't believe| orange and brown face powders that of is foundation real color justiare applied over i cream. The big] buried far below. | After all, in no way does woman versatility #0 con- # On| clusively as in the way high./to change, not only her mind, but her personality, figure, type and such/even her husband to meet the do iding | mands of the changing seasons. [rhe baby vamp can grow up tt| Her mind} Mary 1, Compton and Helen Emma|have been her blondness, The past] If winter comes and finds you « Maring, tense is used advisediy. Beauty | blonde flapper you can have only eee apecialists have decided that tt f tales yourself to blame. Yeoman Dance The Yeoman drill team will give a special dance in Moone hall Tuesday Auguat 29. Mies Gladys L. Wood ward is chairman, ee Farewell Reception Beattie Gocia! club, O. BE. 8, will | give a farewell reception in honor | of the president, Mra, Gertrude Mo: | dewsert value tf cooked in milk It may be cooked in Skim MOLDED RICE WITH FRUIT BY BERTHA E. SHAPLEIGH Cooking Authority for Seattle Star and Columbia University Rice lends itself to many treatments and easily becomes a different water, but is richer and has more food med milk may be used and cream served frulte—drieé, canned or fresh--may be The following recipe is a good cold rice Gensert: Quade, at the home of Mra. A. B- i} with the rice, All kinds of Eckart, 1759 N., Tuesday. || combined with the cooked rice. August 29, from 2:30 until 4 o'clock Mrs. McQuade leaves Thursday to 1 cup washed rice make her home in.New York city. All Eastern Stare and their friends are cordiaily invited. ADDITION ‘AL CLUBS % teaspoon vanilla In @ double boiler heat the orange rind. Cook about one tender Add sugar, beaten cream, and turn the mi Thoroly chill, and at servi with the fruit Alki Review Alki review, No. 69, W. B. A., will moet Wednesday evening, August 20, } at § o'clock, for initiation and pro-| gram, in tha A. O, U. W. building Officers are requested to wear white (Cut is out and Women of Mooscheart Women of Mooseheart Legion will give a benefit party Wednesday evening, August 30, at § o'clock, in the Moose temple. . West Seatile Art Club Leschi Heights Club Leschi Heights Woman's Improve. ment club will hold its first meeting | Ten automobiles were stolen of the new year Friday, Sept. 1,| Seattle streets during with Mrs, Randolph Pearson, 306 N. | hours. 46th st. Mra. David Dow and Mrs. | Andrew Dow will assist the hostess. able jewelry was taken from home of C, O. Meldner, 1113 Job time for several weeks. strips of lemon or orange rind 1 cup cream beaten until etift remove from fire and cool, THIEVES ACTIVE! OVER WEEK END the last 24 This {9 the highest number that has been stolen in this space of The area of Newfoundland 1#) The United States patent office about equal to that of the state of| has issued more than 1,300 patents Virginia. for making t buttons. 4 cups milk 1 teaspoon salt 1 cup sugar cups cutup frult milk and add the rice, salt and lemon or and one-half hours, or until the rice is Then fold lightly In the ixture into a mold. ng time turn from mold and surround paste it in your cook book) | ARTHUR HOUDE, 20, Puget Sound hotel, was recovering Mon. day from injuries received Saturday l when he fell from a scaffold on the Todd drydock, where he was work- ing as a painter, He fractured h she is able} MONDAY, AUGUST 28, 1929, 'ASKS GRIFFITHS|COAL STORTAGH << Za NOT TO GET OUT NOT ALARMING rs Progressive Candidates! | industries Will Not Clos | Report “Progress” Shops; Fuel Oil Is Used With all three progressive candi.| NEW YORK, Aug. 281 |duten for the republican nomination |in general does not plan Pray 1 for United States menator against |i. ieua of 1 vet ° Miles Poindexter reporting “excel-| ? clostn P lent progress” in their campaigns, ns becaums of the the movement to unify the backers |shortage a prevailing high p be of each behind a single candidat lof fuel, a #urve seemed to have been forgotten Mon-|tratted Press sho oy | Some plants, Peter Iverson, who withdrew early nm . eady curtalled oper in the campaign in favor of Judge |" oe a oF Austin F frit telegraphed |4° #0 oon, Judge Griffiths not to withdraw. The| The packing plants, largest in try of Chicago, report they true | operating 60 per cent on olf and per cent on co The mai Armour & Co. aid that in ease total jack of coal he could opera the plant entirely with oll, ‘thi same condition, he stated, applies other packers mensage said “Believing you progressiveness and that you are the strongest candidate on the republican ticket to oppose Senator Poindexte I request you not to withdraw from The reason I represent t h ‘t for nenator file was not to complicate the race did not matters.” Thero has been a alight eus hin Mrs. Sram Axtell declared her|ment of subway service in MM pit mpaign is gaining strength stead-| York. but there t# not much the ily. Col. George B. Lamping tele-| ing, owing to the influx of import in f graphed bis headquarters that he| English coal , would talk in Sopkane Monday| Industrial leaders at Cincinnati n,” | Indianapo sc clent © antes fact | cluding pany and | company. im they have suffi supplies on hand to operation, The larg r plants in Milwaukee, the Palmolive Soap the Allts Chalmers nee no immediate of « shutdown or curtailment, Harriet . Pa, that the steel industry q is curtailed not only because of coal shortage, but also due to @ night tho, at Aw, ¢ IRISH BONDS TO | BE PAID IN FULL =: Free State “to ) Make Good | the Early Obligations er strike, di Other than the Ford plants @ Seattle investors in Irish bond | ill be no shutdown and very will get thelr money back, Irish Free | preter iment in Houston, Texas, State heads have indicated in a suit |Oklahoma City, lon file in New York to atop $2,300,000 | Kaneas City, another packing lof American money on its way to De | ter, 1s operating on a slightly Valier tailed Michi State head, gent word, just before his | y rom Bebe } | | physio one Vv fore ¢! This ring ffin’s hich enue 1 Collins, slain Irish Free | | death, that all who had contributed }to Ireland's fight will get their mon- ey back, with interest, now that the IT’S ROTTEN RIDING IN ROTTEN ROW NOW LONDON, Aug. 28—Riding tn, Rotten Row has become so rotten) that liverymen are demanding de- posits when they hire “hack “I don't expect to eee half @ people come back alive,” the h groom of a big livery stable said. “I don’t mind it, if they don't. Its! the horse I'm thinking of. TheyBiut » get on, chuck the horse in thee .+n mouth, and go off. I feel like tak. ing a day off every time a goed rider comes along.” | In the meantime, Collins branded lDe Valera a fugitive and secured | from the aupreme court an injune tion preventing him from getting | any more American money raised for | Irish fighting. Thousands of dollars were raised by friends of Ireland in the Pacific | Northwest at the time De Valera was making his first fight against | England. | | WAR RECORD LESSENS FINE Costas in Argument With Probation Officer BOSTON, Aug. 28.—Costas Emeri- cum, a@ one of a thousand pusheart | peddlers who offend, got so mad be- cause the probation officer said hy |had been arraigned 19 times for sim- ilar offenses that he refused to pay 0 fine, It was Mr. Emericus’ contention that he had been pinched only 17 | times, and he demanded that the rec- ords be consulted, In the dock Cos-| tas thought It over and asked what | bail was required on appeal. It was | $50 “‘Sall right.” sald he, producing «| roll and peeling off first a Newfound- jand $2 bill, which Clerk Milward refuned to honor. “This is the United States,” said the clerk, “not Newfoundland.” “All right,” snapped Costas; “I fought for the United States two! years,” “Did you? interrupted Judge Mur- ray. “Then that’s gqing to make a $15 difference in the fine—call it $5." | “I can just stand that.” allowed | Emertous, tucking the foreign bill back and tearing off a good one. | A Mathematical anal. | | —no payment in August! MAKE YOUR FIRST PAYMENT IN SEPTEMBER —and, furthermore, we install the furnace AT ONCE in your home. YOU have tl FREE uri it You ate not LONDON the hn at. | from Type A-2 PREVENTS SEA DISASTER California, After a few weeks Mrs. | |Sunday, Sept. 3, in honor of state delegates returning from the conven- Miss Harding Entertains | |tion of the National Federation of for Mrs. Waldron | Business and Professional Women Miss Betty Harding will honor Mra. " jheld in Chattanooga, ©. W, Waldron, who leaves on Thurs-| ih member ret meg day for three months in Europe, with Hecous Seattle EA Scant te oe a bridge luncheon of ten covers at stella pip gr vac " |the executive secretary not jater her ‘home Dusnday ‘ettepaene than Wednesday, Aug. 30, Boats Farewell for Guests will leave the Seattle Colman dock for Tacoma at 11 a. m. Sunday, Complimenting Mr, and Mrs, David | Sept. 3. | E. Kellogg, Jr, who leave this week | — — for Portland, Mr, and Mrs. Charles Woman's Rellef Corps | William Malthus, Jr., (Geraldine The Woman's Relief Corps of Se- jattle will hold its annual reunion tn | Veterans’ hall, the Armory, on lThureday, Luncheon will be served Jat noon, followed by business session land @ program. Visiting members of |the order cordially welcomed. Smithson) ent ned at their home in Mount Baker Sunday evening. see |Compliment to |Miss Miriam Lang Complimenting Miss Minam Lang, | whore tr will take place in| September, Miss Hulda Eckhart en-| Robert Morris Chapter Robert Morris chapter, U. D., reception on Queen Anne Hill. The |e vening at 8 o'clock in honor of Mra, | 0.8 tertained Saturday afternoon at her|g,, will hold a home N. B. Hewitt, Mr. and Mrs. Charles ™ Lewis are giving a dinner this eve- i ping of twelve covers at their home, 4 n were members of Alpha! Marion V, Starling, associate grand| Gamma Delta sorority, with which |matron of the state of Washington, grganization Miss Lang 4s affiliated. lin Corinthian hall, C. S. Henslee, Chattanooga, Tenn., has invented a de Thursday | to prevent sinking of ships which have been rammed or tor-| |pedoed. 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Finished tn Red Mahe 81 DOWN a The Went Seattle Art club will! hii de : ne ogpets meet with Mra, Dana Brown, instead Sieeerein i tooo ee Oe ree ae arene ee Quired to pay_one cent unt ee Ck Mata, Waeetel,: Webdteday ; hosp a science. He claims that during! the firat. of September. @ 3 uertel, Wednesday)! got Includes Radio, Gems, $$ the average London performance) balance we give you over atiperiogn, Rept. '¢:- LONDON.—-London's Zoo park is|there are among the audience 5,000) year in which to pay. Dresses and Revolver now enriched by the most deadly| noises, made up as follows: 250; Lady Artisans’ Club snake known to science. ‘The rep-|coughs, 320 throat clearings, 10 Lady Artisans club will meet Fri Burglars were ‘ton Sunday night! te ts known as the Indian hama.| sneezes, day, Sept 1, with Mrs. N Soper, 4724) and early Mendez. The Agee Tine jdryad and measures over 14 feet —_ } 26th ave. N. 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