The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 27, 1922, Page 10

PAGE 10 Seattle a Society Miss Dorothy Leavitt Weds This Morning; Invitations for Tea Is- aued, 4 ag marriage of Miss Dorothy vitt, daughter of Mr, Charles Marston Leavitt, to Mr. James} Henry Costello, son of Mr. and Mrs Martin J. Costello, was solemnized in the parlors of tho First Baptist! church, at a quiet ceremony read this Morning at 11 o'clock, by Rev, Rus soll F, Thrapp. Graduated standards asters and ainias with trailing as | paragus vine, formed a crescent! shaped bower, before which the vows | baskets of of giadtoli, Were exchanged, and autumn flowers were about the! room, Miss Mary ‘Terrell played} the wedding music, and there were! ho attendants. The bride wore a handsome three piece mode! of dark blue veldyne, the blouse beaded and the coat with taupe fox collar, Her hat of duvetyn Was snug fitting and metal trimmed, and her corsage was of orchids and| Milies of the valley Immediately after the service Mr and Mrs. Costello left on a motor trip to British Columbia, and after October 15, will be at home at t Ragley apartments, at 1608 Bast 1 publican st The bride attended the Univers! of Washington, and ts a member Gamma Phi Beta sorority eee Cards Out for Tea } Mrs. Arthur C. Kahike has cards out for a tea at her home Friday aft. | ernoon, complimenting her mother, | Mrs. Car! Rochow, of Rock Island, | Mli., who ts her house guest | Alternating at the urns wil) be Mrs. H. T. Bredes, Mra. J. R. Quic! Mrs. M. E. Wells and Mrs. JA. Por: | ter, | Mrs. William Sherman Walker, ‘Mrs. E. E. Karr and Mrs. J. F. ste-| vens wil) assigt. Anna Marta Kahike | ‘will receive the cards at the door. Mrs. Winslow is a member of the board of the King County Humane society, whose future prosperity rests largely” on Committees Named for Autumn Ball ‘The Women's University club's au tumn ball for the benefit of the fur-| nishing fund for the new clubhouse, | is to be given Friday evening. Octo- | ber 20, at the De Honey dancing academ Mrs, William Parkhurst Brawley fs general chairman of the affair; | Mrs. Robert D. McAusiand, decora- | tions; Mrs, Farnsworth Currier, tick-| ets; Mrs. Ernst L. Skee}, punch; Miss Marie Leghorn, publicity. i ‘The captains of the ticket commit. | tee of the different districts tn clude: Mrs. John Wilson, Broad | way; Mrs. Donald McDonald, Queen | Anne; Mra. Phillp Kinzer, Mount | Baker: Mrs. Frederick Morgan Pade! ford, University; Mrs. Clyde Hadley. Laureihurst; Miss Grace King, Capt tol Hill; Mrs, W. W. Phillips, Madro- Mrs. Frederick Hall White, boxes. ‘The captains of the general ticket committees are: Miss Lurline Brown, Mrs. Leonard J. Vaupell, Mra. Ever. ett Clark, Mrs. Shirley Parker and Mrs. C. O. Martin. ' ee Assistants Naned for Tea Mrs. Louise S$. Richardson will be assisted at the tea she is giving at her home, Thursday afternoon, Octo ber 5, 4s a compliment to Miss Ver- nita Swezea, by Mrs. Mark Wells, Mrs. I. Y. Mackintosh, Mrs. William Boileau, of Tacoma and Mrs. Charles Field, who will alternate at the urns. Mrs. William Matheus, Miss Gladys Nordby, Miss Lelia Nordby and Miss Pearl Bennett will assist in the din- ing room. Little Charlotte Field will receive the cards at the door. During the afternoon, Mies Mar- forie Anderson will give a number of piano selections and Mr. Gilbert Killiam several vocal numbern. eee Supper Dance for Visitors ‘To honor Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Tal- sot of San Francisco, who are visit. ors in town, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh M. Caldwell will entertain sixty gu at @ supper dance at the Golf club, Tuesday evening, October 3. eee Dinner for Engaged Couple Mr. and Mrs, Walter Hamilton are entertaining with a dinner of 15 cov- ers at their home Thursday evening, as % compliment to Miss Enola Miesse, and her fiance, Mr. John Hendricks, ee Informal Afternoon To compliment Mrs. Joseph Dan- fels, Mrs. James G. Fletcher is enter- taining twenty guests with an infor- | mal afternoon at her home Thurs- day. DATES TO REMEMBER THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2a— Mra. Richard W. Perry's brides luncheon at home in compliment to Mra A. L, Barcla: | Mrs. BE. M. Hack to entertain with || a tea, complimentary to Mra. Frank Pritchard Helsel, from 4 until 6 o'clock, Mrs. John C. Coart's brides tea, at home, to compliment Miss Irene | Jackson Mien Marguerite Reynolds to wad Mr. Richard A. Vander Las, Jr, fn Bethany Presbyterian church, at #:20 o'clock Mrs, Frederick Mauaman to enter tain at luncheon at her hor FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29— Mrs. J. Warren Richardson to en ly at luncheon, ‘* dinner Mr. and | | jeanetto Hainaworth will wad . Philbrick Mayo Wutler at the Mr. and William H. Haineworth, at o'clock, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20— Ellen Verry Leary will be hont- in ena at an afternoon at bridge honer of Mra. William Pitt Tri bie and Mra, R . Miss Florence Jon at luncheon at ington, in Vernita Bwenen, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4— J, J. Wolfe's bride juncheon || At the Beattlo Yacht club. KSDAY, rH D {been stationed |daughter Tuesday morning at the Virginia Mason hospital, who has been rmmed Neita May. Mra. Just the success of the Community Fund campaign.—Portrait by Grady. Seattle Lodge No, 7 Informal Dinner Mr. and Mra. Henry Shead enter.| S*attle lodge No. 7, D. H. P. A. tained a few friends with a charming |W!l hold its regular semimonthly informal dinner, followed by bridge, | meetings on the first and third Tues at their home last evening jdays of each month and also on the : Mh ns eas {fifth Tuesday when it occurs in the Dinner Given as * |ealendar month in hail , ee |A. O. UL W. building, 1409 Ninth Welcome Compliment ave, Members who are unable to Welcoming Professor E. J. 8aun-/ attend either of the first two meet dera, of the University of Washing: lings are asked to mail a postoffice ton, and Mra. Saunders, who spent order to Delia “M. Bulley, 1606 W the past year in Boston, Mra. Dickey, ath ot , Mrs. Saunders’ mother, and Mr. | " i Henry Dickey, who motored across | Dunmp PLT, A. the continent, arriving last week. Mr.| Dunlap P.T. A, will meet Frid: and Mrs. J. W. Edmunds entertained | september 29, at & p.m, at the with a dinner at their home Friday |xchool. Mie Jennie HB. Nichols of evening. Pat et the educational department of the 2 Washington State branch, will be the Small Dinner at Home speaker. Community «inging will be Mr. and Mrs. John C. Eden were |!e4 by Mr. C. ©. Pollard. Refresh hosts at a small dinner at their!/™ments will follow the program. All home at the Highlands, last evening, | welcome. honoring Mrs. Eden's parent, Mr. ~ TANLAC who are leaving the first of the week —lIs purely vegetable. It is a Evergreen for their home after spending a tew days here. | Mr. and Mrs. Eden, with their) guests, are leaving this evening for! Victoria, B. C., for a few days’ visit. | eee In Charge at Tea Shop Mrs. Harry W. Foster will be hos | tess for the Fornightly club, repre senting Queen Anne guild. at the Orthopedic Tea Shop Thursday. She will be assisted by Mrs. J. 8. Bushnell, Mrs. David E. Fryer, Mra. J. W. Goodwin, Mrs. Walter W. Reed, Mrs. W. T. 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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brinkley have removed from their summer home at Richmond Beach to Hamilton Arms, where they will occupy the apart ment of Mrs. James Sheahan for the winter. eee Mise Vera McDonald, of Spokane, is in town for a few days visiting friends. | Over 30 Million Bottles Sold. nie @ Mr. Raymond Frazier left Monday | mall orders tor New York to attend the bankers’ | _ Biven convention, prunes ee attention Mise Jane Perkins left today for! New York, where she will attend the | Finch school. ee9 Dr. Arthur Bostwick Cunningham | will return Thursday from Idaho, where he has been attending the Idaho state convention of osteopaths. eee Mr. and Mre. I. A. MeVay left Monday to attend the bankers’ con- vention in New York eee Mrs, Robert Joyce, of Ogden, Utah, ia visiting her daughter, Mra. Henry C. Hibbard. ee Mr. and Mrs. Heber Plank have removed from 3702 E. Union st. to 515 22nd ave. N, cee Mrs. Willlarn Leonard Baton, who left some time ago for Europe with | her sister, Mrs, Della Gearin, of | Portiand, her aunt and two children Loyal and Daniel sailing from delivers $ ] this HEATER exactly aw plotured rail. Full niekel band. nickel awing Mrs. Gearin is returning with Katon, but the children have entered school in Switzerland under the care of their aunt. . Mr, Willlam McMillan Jeft today mien tront ia Hoavy cant ° Ei a Pied nings, duplex grate and ash for the Bast to attend Princeton, paantetateit as apart inst width of body 20 in,; diame Mr. Harold Glenn, of San Fran ter fire pot 14 tn.; floor apace cisco, is spending @ fortnight with | HORAT tes Wahent. 21% 108 his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Irving M.| 75 Glenn Mr. and Mra congratulated Harry Just on the are being birth of aj} will be remembered as Miss Nell Al- Jen. |splendid tonic medicine, de-| appetite is poor and nothing) tastes right ; if you are off in| September 28, from 920 a. m, to 12 jof TANLAC. It will help you! TANLAC CLUBS FOR THURSDAY Col, Ethan Allen Cirele The regular monthly card party of Col, Bthan Allen cirele, Ladies of the G. AOR, will be given ‘Thursday, September 28, from 2 to 4 o'clock, # the home of Rose Tremper, 6 Sycamore st, Phone Sunset 0270 eee Royal League § p.m. In Cortathian room of Ma The Ladies of Narcissus, Whitman | sonic temple, ‘The associate matrons counell, and members of the Royal| will exemplify work, All Eastern league, will entertain with a card| Stars invited party and social in the new head see qukrters In the A. O. U. W. building Elite Social Club 1408 Ninth ave, Thursday evening,| Elite Social club, No, 134, will en September 24, at $:30 o'clock, Visit-|tertain its friends and members ors welcome. Thursday, September 28, at 9 Pp. ™ pg At 2609% Jackson st. Court whiat| Seattle Day Nursery will be played, followed by refresh The regular monthly meeting of | ments the Beattie Day Nursery asnoctath eee will be held at the nursery, 30 ADDITIONAL CLUBS Broadway, Thursday morning, Sep- | i tember 28, at 1040 o'clock, It | Ladies’ Aid Cafeteria Dinner hoped there will be a large attend-| The Ladies’ Ald of the Columbia ance emational chureh will have eee cafeteria dinner at the church Annie Wright Seminary Club The Annie Wright Semi) has planned a benefit bridge the home of Mrs. BR. W. Condon, on ‘Thursday afternoon, at reservations for which are to be made with M Condon. ee Thursday Progress Club The Thursday Progress club wit! | meet with Mra, T. Nelson, Seahurat | rk, Thuraday, September 26. Take ke Burien car at 1045 a.m. Bring! dw ichen Adams PLT. A. ‘The first meeting of Adama P.-T. A. will be held at the school, Thu ay, oe Dickens Fellowship The Seattio branch of the Dickens Fellowship will resume their semi monthly meetings on next Thur evening, September 28, In the son room of the ¥, W. C. A. Anyone who is an admirer of Charles Dick- | ens or uid like to study hin! works je to membership in the club. ts a mont desirable time for new members to come Into the elub of a new study period sit in the beginning ‘The meeting ¥ club] tember 28, at 230 p,m. | ” | evenitig, Beptember 29, THE SEATTLE STAR WOMEN’S CLUBS MOONY Altruistic Club Pythian Bisters’ Altruistic club will | meet with Mra, ©, A, Christopher, | 6819 ‘Tenth av for all-day | |meeting, Thursday, geptember 26 Cowen Park car q “re | | Seattle Chapter, No, 05 | Reattle chapter, No. oO, B. & will meet Th raday, Beptemb |day, September 29 A cordial # from’ 6:30 to 7:30. | vitation ts extended to all {frie nda. | eee | Ladies’ Literary and Musical Club | The Ladies’ Literary and Musical club will meet at the home of Mra J. J, Bleitz, 316 Wiorentia #t., Friday October 6, at £40 p. m eee / MeDonald V.-T, A. A musicale will be given by the} McDonald PVT. A. on Friday, Sep |tember 29, at 2:30 p. m., in the ae sembly room at the echool An ip teresting program will be given by | talent in the community. Silver] offering. All invited eee Home-Cooked Dinner The Haven M. BE. church will nerve a home-cooked dinner on Friday | Mrs. Charles L. Moses, chairman eee Frult and Flower Mission ‘The rummage sale of the Fruit and Flower Mission will be held Frida and Saturday, September 29 and 30, at $421 Fourth ave, Mre. A. A. Suth eriand in in charge of the sale, assist {ed by members from the varioun cir will commence at § o'clock. Mr, Ft.| cles of the city. J. O'Connell iv the president of the ae 8 Fellowship and Mins Mary B, Gard Poetry Club ner is secretary | Beattle Postry club will meet in ee | teachers’ room of the Seattle public Women's Society First Baptist (library, Wednesday, September 27. § Church p.m. Program, Visitors welcome One of the popular silver teas! di bad given by the Women's Society of/ w Seattle Art Club the First Baptist church, will be! The West Seattle Art Club an held Thursday, September 28, at 2|nounces its interesting program for Pp. m., at the heme of Mre. Charles F. Hubbard, 474¢ ist ave. N. EB Mr, Austin Case, delegate to the 1 Student Christian Federation. Peking, China, will give a short Gtibert Btwart, talk on me Impreasions,” «nd Miss Helen Pettit will «peak on the | ses, Mra Warner “fenbeck Student Conference.” A ovember i--Thomas Doughty, Thomas fliver offering will be takea for the [Cole Leader, Mee. tel estan sre White Cross department of the so clety. eee General Sherman Circle General Sherman Circle, Ladies of the G. A. R, will serve a Lome. cooked luncheon at noon Thursday, Reptember 28, at the home of Mra G. F, Perrott, 406 N. 47th m, Take car No. 21. Comraden and friends cordially invited to attend. Nevember tt—Asher Proeen Derend. | aitect Basteasat, “tecsaer, Sire. Kroner Derty Ware.” Mra Jecobeen. © Hie, Thomas ‘arner, “Contem Mra. Lerch. Hosters, Mrs. and Historteal, Harris Host ontem eee |perary Art.” Mie Byers Montes, Mrs Seattle Review | Bennett s ‘ January 17—F. Hopkinson Mmtil, Lovie Seattle Review No. B. Awl co Titteny. Leader, Mra Stanley. “Rey, of the Maccabees, will meet Thurs |e) Doulton Ware,” Mra Ames Mosteas day, Sept, 28, at the A. O, U. W.| Mr Ames IG; BO | January jenree Puller, Winslow hall, 1409 Ninth ave. Business meet-| yomer” Leader, Mra. Holland. "tom ing at 720 p.m. Court whist at 8) temporary Art.” Mra Bennett. Mostess. o'clock. ha Grahame eee Yeurvary 14—Wiltiam M. Hunt, leader, Mra Baker.) Woman's Century Club ‘The social mervice department of the Woman's Century club will meet with Mra. A. H. Horton, on Mercer island, Thursday, September 28, The boat Fortuna leaves Leach! park at 10:30 a.m, Bring lunch. owe Graded Union Sunday School Teachers Seattle Graded Union of Sunday hool Teachers meets Thursday, noon, in ¥, W.C. A ee Wooderalt Totem Club Woodcraft Totem club will meet at Y. W. C. A. Thursday, September 24, auditorium, . 2 p. m., Mrs. Zamora Cauffman, chairman of the civics committee, | and Mrs. Edna Beauchamp, chair. | man of entertainment committee, in| charge of program ee Ladies’ Social and Charitable Clab “Freja” Ladies’ Social and Charitable Club “Freja” will meet for cards at Swed ish club, Thursday, September 28, at 2p. m. Hostéhwes, Mrs, Henry Peter. non, Mra. Osear Scott and Mrs, Oscar Soderquist . Elite Social Club Elite Social club, No. 134, wil! en tertain friends and members tn I. 0. O. F. hall, 26th and Jackson st Thursday, September 28, at 9 a. m. Court whist, eee Council of Minute Women attle Council of Minute Women will meet in Joint session with Coun. ty Minute Women, at Federation clubhouse, Harvard $ave. Thursday, September 24, at 2 Full attendance desired, important business, P. to discuss Mra “Muner, Hostess, Mra. fwain, bruary 1%—John La Farge, William Leader, Mre Jacobsen. "Con ry Art.” Mra. Eillott. Hostess, mtitor i4—Jobn & Sar Byers, "Minton Wai lckagh, Hostess, Mra Lender Mrs. Der- March 2—t. M Chartes F. Rrowns, Theodore ‘Htecle. Leader, Mra Gols. OC porary Art.” Mra, Merrie Hostens, Teeder ‘The officers of the club include Mrs. Dana Brown,*president; Mra. 1 Vincent Cole.;vice president; Mrs, A L. Warner, recording secretary; Mra Murray Holland, corresponding seo retary; Mra, J. Herbert Amen, treas: urer 1922 Record of. Pedestrians Hit by Automobiles ‘510; F. G. Dincart, 931 28th ave. | reported Monday that [his auto had struck a small girl at | Harvard ave. and Pike st. The girl was unhurt. 51 1-512 — Mrs. Sarah Holmes, 203 22nd ave. 8, while crossing the street with her 22-monthold baby, was struck down Monday at 23rd ave. & and Jackson st. by Herb Foss, print or, 218 ist ave. S$ Both mother and baby were bruised. CALM @’There’s an ideal couple. They never have @ cross word.” ndeed? How do they manage ft “Oh, they just don't speak to each other, that's all."—Richmond Times. Dispateh. for the kiddies who are going to ernment laboratory experiments It in free to Pacific Northwest Washington Burean Seattle St 1322 New York Ave. I want a copy of SCHOOL four cents in stamps to cover Nourishing School Lunches Every mother of a child attending school in Seattle will find the latest bulletin of information prepared by The Star's Washington bureau chock full of valuable suggestions about the proper food The material for “School Lunches” has been condenséd from gov. is designed to tell every mother just what she most needs to know about what is best for her growing boys and girls attending school plainly the coupon below and mail to our Washington bureau. nn Washington, D. ©. hool and other approved sources and ers, Fill out carefully and ar, CHES, and inclose herewith postage and malling costs, WATER COLOR EXHIBITION | | HERE IS EXTRAORDINARY | | DOROTHY FAY GOULD art in Philadelphia, te « As exotic and an every-day as the | scene most ingeniously painted efitire pink sinnias and the purple asters|ly of blue spots, This is more Hikely that decorate the Fine Arts gallery |to be immediately recognized by th are the canvasnes there displayed. | layman an “modern.” ‘The exhibition is the Second “The Candy Woman,” b: International Water Color collec | Luka, is typlonl of the artist tlen and ts decidedly modern, a rafical worker in art, nfturn! | The group of artists who so ar. draftsman who finds his subjepts in dently try, a» they express it, “to | the debris of humanity's struggle get on the inside, to look around “Three pictures by Charles their subject, to render volume, Hopkinson are spoken of; a» finter a are all there. “The Water Lily | “modern, bat not wild.” His work Pond,” by dane Veterson, a pupil | is very realistic and cldsely of Brangwyn, Is typical, Every. | studied, It doesn't look #o to the th in bro d to one mere observer, but the e@lors and elements are studied t very sensuous, The effect looking at a lovely pattern ie plane and the effeet is what all the erltics instantly call “mod. ern.” | “Two Cedars.” by Birger Sandzen,| er than a reproduction a Bwede who lives in Kansas, who scene, This, too, is very modern. lant winter for the first time exhib-| “Autumn,” by Lovis Coringh and ited in Né@w Youk, where he was an|“A Golden Harvest,” by Fy J instant #hecess, Is a curious van,| Moony, exhibit as well as any two with the two trees and everything|Pletures in the collection thp con: elxe outlined with intense electric| trasting Influences of moder life |blue and filled in with crimson and|!ta ecclecticiam and its thqatrical deep olive green as @ contrast. It is| imagination & ponderously forceful picture; also| “The real Russian stuff” tn] imme ) distinctly “modern.” jdiatwly recognized in such pajntings Alongaide it ts a tender little thing |) #8 “Goethe's Frankfurt am paain,” at all|bY Boris Anisties ¢ old.| With such a variety of pletu yet it,|80 typically “modern” to the |the mere beholder in bov | that most modern art has do with reality and that contrns t has hardly any “a romantic composition all er generation can understand, too, in “mod At the head of the hall iy # pleture all pioneers will like, an Mastration for “Westward Ho,” em, all prition 0 feel ing to must n. iy needs be educated all over ag: face, a and takes the place of other acoatenetingpcitat an interesting study in selves. The German, the sian, the Swedish and the F lish are all marked characteristics. 84 pictures. 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