The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 18, 1922, Page 10

AR MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1922. | .* PERSONALS °- Co. Mr, and Mra. Lawrence Bogl¢| Saturday, to spend the week end will remove this week from their] With bis mother, Mrs, Russell Gor home at The Highlands, to. their | 4 Pase house in town Mra. Wagar L ‘weldtas han gone RMS? You will be lib- _PAGE 10 ss, THE SEATTLE ST Seattle Society Miss Alice Hole to Enter ; at +4 ee ; Mr ant Mra Ae | Jamison ot | Wheesen: won Bh gos Bn “rm pe erally and courteously q rs. MeLare rgtess | on Angelos, are visiting in the| Kast, They will be home Tuesda aren He city levenivg.. accommodated here. Stocks? Mr. and Mra, Nex Stafford il Mins Mayme MeDonald left Bur Our Victor Viétrola and Vic- turned Friday from @ short motor|day for New York to spend the trip to Portland | winter cate] tor Record departments ate ee | Mr, TF’, M. Jordon returned Satur-| Mre, Carl Levis and daughter as complete as the city offers. day from a short business trip to! Betty, « pe 8 ik a acacoliaag Service? We render it gladly, Mrs, Norman Whi ot Vance nding ver. . gm ‘ox te Mr. and Mra, Lawrence Boot from the heart outward. The iting friends in th |have come in from their countr Tomorrow Afternoon, honor Miss Olive Leonard, Just} returned from abroad, and Mise { Beatrice Peeples, of Los Angel 4 Visitor in town, Mims Alice Hole ts 3 @htertaining with a luncheon of abe eon covers at the Sunset club Thurs day afternoon. . Cards Issued for Large Tea Mrs. W. G. McLaren has cards out for a tea at her home, 3333 Bella ‘Vista ave, on Tuesday afternoon from 2 until 5 o'clock Mrs. C. E. Guthrie, Mrs. Mark Ai lison Matthews, Mra. F, G. McAr . thar and Mrs. W. B. Shoemaker will) Alternate at the urt Mrs, William Kelton, Mra. H. F. Brown and Mrs. Reward R. Taylor! Wil assist in t ning room, and “he Mre. John W, Heal, Jr, Mra. J. Wi} . art Dockery ar oat home at Harlington to thelr apart main point is: Get your Vic- and daughterin-law, Mr. and Mrs,| tins Augusta Dockery left Fr eee wehool in Pittefield, Mam 5 . - Mins Polly Perkins 19 leaving ; aoe. get your Victrola. Begin te Mr, and Mre, Muah J. MeCaughey | ment at Adrian Court te 7“ trola now—from us, if ; Harold MeCaughey, for a ponth. the the Kast, where Mra, Dock Thursday for the Bast, to resume| Mr. and Mrs, Jack Noyes and sor motored to California inst week J you feel that you have |; before going to Los Angeles for, will vinit untit late in October, « her studies at the Wallcourt school, |left last week for a short motor trip enjoying it. ie They plan to visit with thelr son| Mra, Oliver F bette ge {Siisn ‘Dockery will enter Sise. Hal confidence in us—but f- “ee to California Delby, Mrs. 8 D. hed mie Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. Bibridge A. Stuart oo @ John L. mn and Mrs. William left Friday for « month's visit in Mra. Busanne Kirkman of Chicag Mardy in the living room, Frances! the Bast. lim visiting friends in the eity for « 4 Ryan and Elizabeth Melrose will be | ee | few weeks. at the door t ive th arda Mrs. M. A. Dillon, of Tacoma, ytebeigtty ‘The musical program during the spent the week end in town. |} Mr. and Mra, John Haarer and afternoon will be given by Mrs. Phil | one |Mra, Charles Toma of Lansing ip Macbride and Mrs. Everett Clark, | } accompanied by Mra, W, J. Rese j z burs. Mr, Russell Gordon ¢, Jr.|Mich., who arrived in town Friday motored down from Port Angeles, are leaving Tuesday for their home — . | Mra, Haarer in a cousin of Mra, Vi V. Rinehart ee i ‘ Mrs. Burke to Give Tea Mrs. Burke is entertaining wi tea at her residence Wednesday & welcome to the new principal and ee re \Little Girls Play Whittier PT. A. Grown-up Games By Afternoon from 3:30 until 6 o'clock, | Tussday, September 19, at 2:20 p.| 7 honoring Mrs, Francis H. Brownell m.. the Whittier P.-T.-A. will hold a ittle girls like to play grown Mrs. Robert Boyle and Mrs. Waiter reception for teachers of the echool,|¥P*, don't they? I was no amused Oakes of New York, who have been . ss today when Margaret and Helen spending the summer bere. Jefferson Park Ladies’ Club were out playing on the porch i Sioniater Jefferson Park Ladies’ Improve-|They had on old battered hats Mrs. Bausman Plans ment club will meet with Mra, ©. 1.|™motheaten furs, and some remains ; iL 9087 of old clothes wrapped around ther Two Affairs fame aye tpg apt aacaddaaas (“ANE e 0, mind Mrs. Frederick Rausman will be rth re lyou. The me up th hostess at two afternoon affairs at AK EM. EL Club steps and was joking with them and Margaret spoke up and said ‘W fappers.’ int that funny? He told them that ir dreasen were too long to be Mappers and they | were talking it over after he left | “That is funny, isn’t it? I um to love to get on some of my moth jer's clothes when I was a kiddie But they do say that skirt are surely to be longe maybe the were right after all.” her home this month. The first will be a bridge on Friday afternoon, September and on Thursday, September 28, will be a luncheon. . Mr. and Mrs. Farrell Supper Hosts Honoring a group of noted writ. ere who will be tn town this week, Mr. and Mrs. John D. Farrell are entertaining with a supper at their Thome Wednesday evening, Includ- AR. EB. M. KB. club will meet with Mra, Henderson and Mrs. Duggan, 3215 Irving st, Tuesday, September 1%, at 1 o'clock see Missionary League Women's Missionary League of University Congregational church meets Tuesday, Keptember 19, at 10:30 a, m. The Rey, Emil 4 will talk of his to Alaska hin tne ww Siete | Sherman [Glay & Co. skirts again after these comfortable Geo Put oO " Putnam; George Chappell, Wallace peryrad will give the first of & series! “Oh, I should say so. But thore Third A it Pine whi, Charies Hanson Towne, Fred. o dancen in Koonomy hail, First ave./in the windows for fall don't soe venue @ mn erick O'Brien, Walter Trumbull, and Pike st. Tuesday evening, Sep-lextreme. I'm glad of it as I nvust SEATTLE tember 19 jhave an afternoon dress very soon |~an noon in fact as I feel that I Raiph Barton, Johm Held, jr; Hubd- Woman's Century Club lo Dard Hutchinson and Ruth Hale, tiora #2." wife of mayeoes ‘Broun. i is a S 2 i Political science department of the} “Why don't you get It at once Miss Henry, the charming daughter of Mrs. Leslie Claire Henry, is leaving this evening) woman's Century club will meet on|at Cherry's? You know that you Girls Honored at for Jacksonville, Fla., where she will wed Mr. John Frederick Segessenman, and make | Tuesday, September 26, at 11 o'clock, | only have to pay down a smell part Dancing Party ther home.—Portrait by Wayne Albee, MacBride Studio. i the private dining room of the Y./of the price of the dress there. You | ———— iiimertind ther . daughter, 000 — ——- a W. C. A., Fifth ave, and Seneca st.|make monthly payments. And I| Duniap PWT. A. will hold ita first} Ninety-five per cent of all Program: The Constitution and|have always found their atyles so|meeting this year on Wednesday,| business done in the United Miss Hortense Green, Miss Olive| Announce Marriage American . Political Leaders From | satisfactory. They are at 1015 Sec-| Rept. 20, at 3 p. m., which will be| te transacted by check. Leonard, Miss Anona Roberts and| litt: to 1880." Mra W. W Q 2 to W. Munger;|ond ave,, in the Rialto Bldg, over | folio 7 . y e u Mast week from a summer spent inj Mr. and Mrs. Henry 8. Dorman Of Seattle,” Mra, R. Y. Weeks |—Advertisement Tgiven oT yi the aul epuite sagen piravel. chaperoned by jarinounes the marriage of their] nm —- ~ - EEA eats ~shhonnleist BF Bas = Miss May Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Thom. He” Ei Grech were -heate at a. amart |e, Midred Josephine, to Mr,| BS FOR TUESDAY | Custer Auxillary @ance at the Sunset club Saturday |Cat! P. Softky, on Sept. 6. Rew. A.| _ | ter Auxiliary No, 4 to Custer evening. |. Ballis officiated. Mr. and Mrs. Sunset Heights Literary Club Camp, 8, of V., will have a social eve " A delightfu; arrangement of tall-|Softky are at home at 1911 14th| Sunset Heights Literary club will| ning Tuesday, Sept. 19, at 5 4 @temmed giadioll, zinnias and a%/ave ww. meet for the first time this season | in Veterans’ ball, Armory ters, charmingly combined with the ake: pig | Tuesday, September 19, at the home| pay Lag Brilliant vine maple, were used to » ° ot Mrs. Cora McChesney, across Palm Circle No, 6 decorate. Supper was served at Service at Orthopedic Lake Washington. Boat will leave) paim circle No. 66, N. of W., will the Yacht club, where the entire! T'eq Shop Madison park at 10 a. m. give the first of a series of dances part was ose ‘uesday event jept. 1 at Eco : lent da na se ised yo. caer igor ag peg Webster PLT. A. toon San sonar ie ane die sag ah. Ass . : - Z Webster PT. A. will meet at the ore ft. ie Dik whee walisns ts recon fee at. the Orthopedic Tea ShoP | schoo = id neatadduas -2%;..00 Highland Park PoT, A. - : Mire. Alton W. Leonard, Mra. Rj TOCSY With Mrs. M. E. Cheal.}319 p.m. All mothers urged to at-| Highland Park PT, A. will meet = E Fie hostess, assisted by Mrs. J. C. Hail, | va El Knox Roberts, Mrs. Charles Whit-| 1-5, w. A. Hail, Mrs. Adam Jardine | tend. at the achool Tuesday, September 19, | , Mrs. R. D. Mes teen a t , bu * i potsgitns fat 230 p.m. A short business meet tesey, lg Merrill an? Mrv. [yrs C. L. Brooks, Miss a Car- Sigma Nu Mothers’ League — | ing will be followed by @ reception 4 eee pone err uggs feagy enya gg vid Sigma Nu Mothers’ league will | for the teachers. A large attendance * eee ie ne, mag a ag meet at the chapter house Tuesday, | ly desired. Miss Virginia Sheahan | Katherine Thomson. rowaniet frog tharegea ree Vern *\*.0 Ae Entertains Wp paar Capito Hill W. C. T. U As a prenuptial compliment to| AMUSEMENTS John Hay P. T. Capito! Hill W. C. T. U. will meet Mins Geraldine Jackson, Miss Vir-] sc mana we | A meeting of the John Hay Par-| With Mrs. Lottie Shotwell, 418 234 Ss \ Sinia Sheahan gave a smart tea | -——PAN ent-Teacher association wilt be held | “Ve. N. Tuesday, September 19, at 2 \ 4 her apartment in Hamilton Arms, in the assembly room of the mew | P ™. Peng FREE c building at 3 p. m. Tuesday, Sept. | }19 Mrs. John G, Matthews will be] the speaker and the program will be | this afternoon, with calling hours; BALLOONS from 4 until 6 o'clock. i Brilliant autumn flowers in a|| Flemrette Joetiries OU HAVE A RECIPE that is your pride and joy. A recipe by which you make some de- Lady Stirling Chapter, D. A. RB. n The first social function of the sea. |For Boys | da; Jenn & Valjean; | . - our for teach.) 8° to be given by Lady Strling | and Giris, ye . a 4 a es broad basket- centered the tea table, | Batre: * eotgn followed by a social hour for teach: | OYE iO 3) f'vi will be @ benefit x licious dish that is a favorite with your family. You Where Mrs. Albert. Charles Stubb, General Adminaions Jers and new members. | sD. A. Re wi Ask your rs ; baie’ : Miss Dorothy Ewipg, Miss Hazel Mats, 25e; Nights 400 j be 6 secon eee ne af > Mrs — grocer for can get $50.00 for that recipe! We will pay $50.00 MeMillan and Miss Alice Ives pre - Lincoln PT. A. pee Se ee ee Dla free IN s i ina i * Dentin ‘RY, sided over the tea table, assisted by : | rincotn Peta. wit’ oct at the | Mmber 1%, at 2 p.m. All D. A. R- [battoon CASH for the best recipe in which Pacific Nut the Misses Katherine Agen, Beatrice MME Twice lgennel, Pucahay, September 16, at |24 tt. eee welcome, given away Margarine is used. as seating: Io ‘a | A Peeples and Emily Jerom jeeK A 2:30 p.m. Mr. Karl Adama, principal | Ladies’ Lytle Choral Club dope lle of the school, will present matters! rhe Ladies’ Lyric Choral club will | 5446 Theater Party PEWS |°f importance for the coming Year. | megt for rehearsal Tuesday, Septem: |Pntme No To honor Miss Jeannette Hains : Bl | ber 19, at 7:45 p. m., in the main Sun. | Ue * bes ee worth, her fidnos, Mr. Phitbrick | Pe Pree) ree Lake PeT. A. | day achool room of the First Presby- is pure, nutritious and appetizing. Its great food of their bridal party, Mr. Phitbrick, Jreen Lake P. w old 4M | terian church, Seventh ave, entrance value is derived fro i ri Mayo Butler and the members of informal reception for the new ithe club will meet every Tuesday m oil extracted from the pure white meat of the cocoanut, and is cultured with the |teachers at the school, Tuesday their bridal party, Mr. and Mrs. A. | ening during the coming season. Bee eek nates | September 19, at 2:30 p.m. Mr. J. M ee TO ati : * 7 s ‘ Gastp 0 tao tacos. Wodeeubes Knisely, principal of the school, will | Delta Chi Mothers’ Club DEALERS: lactic acid of milk, It is economical and practical cchon, ¥} » || speak on “Motion Pictures.” The Mothers’ club of Delta Chili. win pay for every cooking and table use. Pacific Nut is eee } Strone | 542 fraternity will have a luncheon and clean and wholes J j i " | . } Browning Society jall-day meeting at the home of Mrs.!g95 IN CASH holesome. Use it once and you will always use it. $1.60 in Cash Prizes Affairs for Miss Reynolds |} +41 | Eitzaners | atiicon | #1861) Seattly Browning society will! Rupert Hamilton, 164 Garfield at.,| 7 Complimenting Miss Margaret - open its season's study on Tuesday, Tuesday, September 19. j Reynolds, who ts to wed Mr. Rich | Sept. 19, at the home of Mra. Caro: “ee ard Vander Las, Jr., on September | tin ". Clark, 4508 16th ave. N. E. 28, Miss Shirl! Rude will enter Luncheon will be served by the tain with a bridge at her home| hostess at 12 o'clock, after which | Women's league will meet Tuesday | chased Wednesday evening. Mrs. Arthur | | Book 11 of “The Ring and the Book” | evening, September 19, at 8 o'clock, | Pacific Nut G. Lomax will be hostess at a jam || 41 fora || Will be read by Mra. A, E. Swain, jin the Metropolitan tea room, second | Margarine at and jelly shower on Friday evening, hited floor of the Stuart building, Fourth | your store. and Mrs. A. W. Austin is enter- | Horace Mann P. T. A ave. and University #t. Mra. Kather-|It will pay taining with a china shower on Sat-| —— a | The Horace Mann P. 1 ine Willard Eddy, who has recently |you to urday afternoon. jmeet at 3:10 p. m. Tuesda + | returned from Europe and the Be Careful What You Wash ||") Mrs A.) G. Gre 45! Kast, will speak on present-day con Your Child’s Hair With if winner of first prize Overseas Women's League in this recipe The Seattle unit of the Overseas’ | contest pur recipe we will pa provided {t is ac- 5 ends of Pacific Nut If the winning fed by 10 carton $20.00 IN ©. > Seattle Girl Marries speaker, A social hour and greeting | ditions, eapecially among the women one |to teachers will be @ feature of the/and children of Europe and the companied by c we wil enpany. is eligible The marriage of Miss Olive M = | afternoon. Orient. Mrs. David Morgan Roderick {BOOST pay, $10.00 in cash a win «prise, ad Daniell, of Seattle, to Mr. Edward| If you want to keep your child's! ee will contribute a group of songs. PACIFIO carton ends, There are two on Thomas Sullivan, of Tacoma, wen | hele in feats coke be careful Canadian Woman's Club cn se ‘ NUT every box, be companied | ° solemnized Friday afternoon, Sep-; What you wasl bes Canadian Woman's club will give ’ * : . . = Bi tember Most rl an Prepared shampant|apeing card party st Federation | yt, Bmgating fine octional MARCA The Big Prizes | isis e710" ‘The bride, educated in Seattle|contain too much alkall, This dries | clubhouse Tuesday, Sept. 19, at 8|department of the city schools, will (ENE Ifme If 10 food experte will act as judgem schools, is the granddaughter of Ezra | the scalp, makes the hair brittle, and |) rm, [be the principal speaker at the mest] o fb Bogen reatly” increased te their prize awards, but necessary to send de to win « prine. Mr. |!* very harmful. Mulsified cocoanut ak Meeker, Washington pioneer. i : a a ‘ cl y and % ing of the Salmon Bay P.-T. A. Tu Sullivan, a veteran of foreign warn, |! shampoo (which ta pure and en Seattle Lodge No. 7 day afternoon, September 19, at 8:10. 0 rranée tirely greaseless), is much better . a 4 ‘ served two years in France, attached | re . po ol “ft , use for | Seattle Lodge No. b. H. P. A-| Light refreshments will be served. , : Lap sees 25.00 become the property of this ‘i to headquarters cormpany, 18th Engi-| He a +] ig! on a 7 osstbly tn. | 7"! hold its regular monthly whist spe Br ‘ . 5 company, 4 neers division. [RACIDOMNE, O6 NS. SASS DORN party Tuesday evening, September Woman's Educational Club | ; ; jure the hair. Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan are spendin 9, at 9 o'clock, Evergreen hall, Yoman's Educatio : their honeymoon visiting British Co.|_ Simply put two or three teaspoon oY o U wy eine a ier ahh ort th ane auonti oa club will Jumbla cities. After October 1 they |*tls of Mulsified in a cup or glam) 1 ay refreshments evra glans efit ‘ Tt ee at Ramne tn Maceme, with a little warm water, then moisten oe eva bp. m., with Mra. KR. J. Reekie, 9148 | START TO WIN $50.00 TODAY eS 6 the hair with water and rub it in. It Rainier bivd., for luncheon. * will make an abundance of rich, Theodore Roosevelt Auxiliary xeon Mies Mills College Club creamy lather, and cleanse the bair| Theodore Roosevelt Auxiliary No. Rainier Chapter Study Class i . and scalp thoroughly. ‘The lather|24, Veterans of Foreign Wars, will! Study class of Rainier chapter, D.! Ss H £ Card Party Finises out easily, and removes every | hold its regular meeting Tuesday,| A. R., will meet with Mra, W. J end Your Recipe and Produc to tb Mrs. Grosvenor Sherman, who 1s| yarticle of mn t, dand 4| September 19, at 2 p, m., in Roose-| Blackwell, 19 ‘ond i, Tue im charge.of arrangements tor the | PAit<!* of dust, dirt, dandrute and Ver ee ea Recent Jree areeewes atu use excess oil, The hair dries quickly|velt hall. Members ure to be} day, September 19, at 2 p.m. Full large fi te party for the benefit of) and evenly, and it leaven it fine and | present. attendance is desired Mills College endowment, announces | siky, bright, fluffy and easy to man- see eee that the committee assisting her | age Brighton P.-T. A. Madrona PT. A. yw pe Mais. Georas Master. Miss| “You can get Mulsified cocoanut of!| Brighton PT. A. will meet at the| ‘The Madrona P.’T. A, meeting to Save th a vl m and Miss Beulah | shampoo at any drug store. It is very | school Tuesday, Sept. 19, at 4 p, m.| be held ‘Tues afternoon, Septem: | 7+, ¥ ‘ord cheap, and a few ounces is enough to| After « short business sension a re.| ber 19, will begin with a special pro.| Carton Ends primary children and their] ‘They will help you win bly ‘The affair will be given at Bunga st every one in the family for| ception for the teachers will be held. | gram f your druggist gives| Meeting of the executive board at| mothers at 2:36. The regul -\imoney., Ask your friends to PACIFIC NUT; BUTTER 72 Columbia Street low Inn, Friday afternoon, October |}months. Be wur 6, at 2 o'clock, you Mulsified,—Advertivement, 1:40, Members urged to be prevent, ing will begin at 2:90, and will feature help you suve them,