The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 11, 1922, Page 10

b Seattle Society Mrs. Hatt to Be Compli- mented Guest; Enter- tains for Visitor. INORING Mra, John FE. Matt, who with Mr, Hatt Is leaving oon for Chicago to make her home, ‘Mra, George J. Dans ts entertatning with a luncheon of fourteen covers at The Otis on Thursday afternoon Mrs, B. H. Baxter will compliment Mrs. Hatt with a luncheon for wove at the Yacht club Friday, and fon Wednesday of next week Mrs. BB. R. Boswell will de hostess at luncheon at the Golf club. . Tancheon for kane Guest rs. George Leghorn ts entertatn- Jag with an informal Iuncheon for twelve Friday afternoon at her home fon Queen Anne Hill, in compliment to her sister, Mra, William War ‘ef Spokane, who ts her houw gue ee Dinner Will Honor Former Resident To honor Mra. Ernest Browne @faud Young) of Vancouver, B.C. &@ former popular Seattle girl, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Le Baron Duffy are entertaining this evening at their home with a dinner of ten covers. Mrs. Browne i# the guest for a “Rime of her brother and sisterin-law, Mr, and Mrs. Fred A. Young, at their vhome, 1932 11th ave, N., on her way “to California, where she will reside. A eee Buffet Luncheon Today | Mra. Frederick Hall White enter “tained today with a buffet luncheon “at her home fn compliment to Mrs, \Mrs, Wettrick to Entertain Complimenting Mra, Alvin Schwa ger, who ts leaving In a short time for an Bastern trip, Mrs, Samuel Wettrick is entertaining with a luncheon of fourteen covers at her [home tomorrow afternoon, eee H ’ Luncheon and Orpheum Party Complimenting Miss Eleanor Koet ter, who will marry on October 19, [Mise Margaret Herman and Mildred Herman entertained with a luncheon of ten covers at the Arctic club Saturday afternoon, followed by an Orpheum party o. Hostesses at | Speaker-Luncheon | Mra, J. Wells Champney and Mra. | Ernst L. Skeel will be hostesses at [the speakerluncheon at the Wom [en's University club on Friday after noon, at 1 o'elock, when C, Everett Heaselerave, Ph. D, will speak on “A Trio of Revolutionaries in His jtortcal Writing"—-Weils, Van Loon and Robinson | . |Rummage Sale Tho ladies of Renton Hil Gad ‘lof the Orthopedic hospital will have | rummage sale Thursday and Fri- day, October 12 and 13, at 1904 Sixth ave, opposite the Westiake market. eee Informal Luncheon Mins Kathieen Donahoe will enter tain with an informal luncheon her home Thursday, followed by a theater party at the Moore, as a prenuptial compliment to Miss Janet Powell. eee Announce Daughter's Engagement Mr. and Mra. Elmer Fred Kunts announce the engagement of their daughter, Elizabeth Rosemond, to Mr. Everett Hall Watson, son of Mr. and Mra. John Watson. The wed ding will take place In November. Mins | \C'lubs CLUBS FOR THURSDAY Dorte Social Club, 0. BE. 6, Dé tle Social club, O. B. 8, will meet With Mra, Joaile Mekenste, 613 Hugt banks pl, corner of Sixth ave. i. Wey Thursday, Octobor 12, at 2 rm, Mrs, Matthew Killoch will as |aist, Take Phinney ave, car to end of Into and walk west, All Kastern Stare invited. . . Nir} M, Frye Tent Thimble Club Tht Nina M, Frye Tent Thimble club vil meet at the home of Mra May ‘Vance, 5206 Tenth ave, N. i, |‘Thur:( tay, October 12, at noon. eee Fairview PoT. A. Fabtyiew Put. A, will conduct a mixer at the school building Thurs. lday, CAtober 12, at 8 p.m. Mr, R. FE Viviar |, community song leader, will de thr s-#ololst, and will also lead the comm ginity singing, ‘There will be game: § And refreshments during the social hour, All urged to come and met ac pained | ee Sigma |lpha Epsilon Mothers’ Club The WY others’ club of Sigma Alpha Epaiion fraternity will meet at the chapter! house, 4506 University bivd Thuradt y, Oct, 12 2pm. As this Jin the {treat meeting of the year jlarge alt noe ts desired . Alpha, Delta Ti Mothers’ Club The .('pha Delta Pi Mothers’ club will me Wt at the chapter house, 4643 1th N . Thursday afternoon, Oc |tober 1: | at 2 o'clock. -. T harsday Progress Club ‘The ‘Thursday Progress elub wilt meet at ahe K, C, home, Georgetown, Thursdepy, October 12, at 2 p. m. Take G torgetown car at Oceldental ave. Vv . . Frat (lin High Sechoot PT. A. Fran} @in High School PT. A. will hold a business meeting Thursday, October 12, at 2 p. m. Program, M 30 in charge of Donna El | THE SEATTLE MOUNTAINEERS PICTURES ATTRACT MUCH INTEREST, BY DOROTHY FAY GOULD small, and Includes, in addition to The third annual photographic ex- | those just mentioned, Arthur Bailey, hibition of the Mountaineers is now | Helen 1. Bushnell, Iffie Chapman, Ralph Dyer, Clarence Garner, Mar: | attracting Interest at the public I waret Hargrave, Stephen Jones, ©. brary, where it can be seen this week | H. Keen, Mra, F, P. Lilly, Fairman le Lorna McGonagle, Rollin Ban. ford, Clark Seburman, Lieyd small, A. 1. Smith, ©, F, Todd, stuart | Walsh and W, D, Young—~24 tn all | AWARDS For SEVERAL CLASSES The awards this year have been given in several classes of work and | are Indicated by red and blue ribbons. | They are STAR and next on thé fourth Moor. From very modest beginnings, the show has come to be an annual event. Last year's collection of moun- tain pletures waa expecially favor ably noticed, This year there are 118 photographs exhibited, The scarcity of mountain views ts \* disappointment, due, no doubt, to the fact that thie year’s trips Were | sountaincer Acttuttion }thru country, The varied |” piret, “gt, Charles Lake,” aizes of pictures and the great vari lety of backgrounds tends to give @ spotty effect, at first glance to the collection as a whole, but individual plotures are splendd. | Among the exhibitors, the work of Mabel Furry is ay notable this year ae last, ©, I. Harris, Mra. J.T, Haw Jard, Jennie Johnson, P, M. MoGreg lor and W. A. Marzolf are among those whose work is specially nota bio. The number of exhibitors ts rather a lernin wooded Ralph “The Leader,” 1. B. Mo orable mention, * Lieyd Small, Wild Life First, Schurman. Becon Pictorial First “Toboggan. “Garter Snake,” Clark “Junco,” Clark Schurman. “August Trail,” Mra. pieture t many as the he exhibition.) Second—"Ships in Harbor,” rt Third Young | Honorable Meadow,” M sey,” Maze on Grind J.T. WMasaard been mentioned most beautiful in by club will have luncheon tn the bulld: | ; ing at 12:20, ‘ Mrs Woeoderaft Totem Club Woodcraft Club will its re hureday at 7 n the 1 Wald ” 4 hold aldo lake, w.. D. 3 Arcade ‘Totem lar meeting October club room. mention — “Mountain Mabel Furry; "Spirit Hargrave; “Silent Sentinel Jennie Johnson (This tn specially attractive picture) Chuckanut Fudg: ¥. B. m. 13, Lake,” Ft ¢ East Union Club The Fast Union club will meet with Mrs, W. Hill, 129 fist ave Thursday afternoon, October 12, |i o'clock, j Another From Lee. Beento First Index,” | tur fay at “Logeing Road Near ¥ n Sanford, been commented Mt. (This pie on most Nurses Communique Club The Nurses’ Communique club will hold thetr monthly ting Thure day, October at 2 p. m. at the! home of Mra, Lester Whitlow, 1614] has bly d m ~ “Contrat D. Young ‘Mt. Adama," Vancouver 12, Mabel Fur th ave. }2 \. Honorable mention—“Trail Fortsen-Thygesen Auxiliary Natlroad Creek.” P. M. Down Dr. Kate Waller Barrett, chairman foreign affairs committee. Mrs. W. H. Cudworth, chairman hospital and wel fare committee. Mrs. Clarence R. Edwards, vice president and chairman reconstruction committee. aio in charge of| Mra, Frenk J. Calkins, Songs by| Gwendol yn Geary Rugge, aceomps | ty "James Macfarlane, who returned ican "this week from Europe, and for Mra. see Forteon-Thygesen auxiliary Went End of Snow Lake,” Rollin 8. W. V., will have ite regular| Sanford; “Merced River,” Lioyd > Vic SA eases “Currey i Re “Charles Willard Stimson, who with ‘Mr. Stimson, is leaving next week for the East. | Mrs. Raymond Garfield Wright Presided at tho coffee urn. Invitations were confined to the tn “timate friends of the guests of honer. ¢ ment of Miss Announced The marriage of Miss Ruth Sey. ur Currey, daughter of Mr. and J. Seymour Currey of Evan- ML, to Mr. Warner Osborne of Napa, Cal, will be ceie- Saturday afternoon, October at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. C. Lawton, 1163 BE. Newton st. r Gowen will read the serv. at 5:45 o'clock. ‘The ceremony will be performed tm | Challis, Mra. C. P. Constantine and | Presence of relatives and close friends of the bride, who has visiting her sister, Miss Mar- garet Currey, during the summer. ‘The bridegroom, who ts the son of 1. S, Starkweather, of Napa. ‘will come up from his fruit tn the Napa valley. ‘The couple plan a motor trip as of the honeymoon, and after ber 1 will be at home on the Ranch road, Napa, Cal. ‘Large Bridge Party This A Mrs. J. E. Hubbard and Mrs. San- Manheimer entertained thie Card Party on October 20 Mra. Donald Nicholson and Mrs James D. Hoge are tn charge of ar- rangements for the card party the Women's Council of St Mark's ehurch are giving Friday afternoon, October 20, at the home of Mra. Ei win A, Strout For reservations call Bacon, Capitol 015: eee Mount Baker Luncheon Club The Mount Baker Luncheon club will meet at the club house, Wednes. day, October 18. Laincheon at 1 o'clock, followed by bridge. The host eases for the afternoon will be Mra J. H. Biggur, chairman, Mra. A. H. Mra. Cecil Mra, J. H. Baird. Service at Tea Shop Queen Anno guild wil! have charge at the Orthopedic Tea Shop Thurs day, with Mra, Frank H. Plumer, hostess. Assisting wil! be Mra. Hert 8, Weitser, Mrs. O. F. Condon, Mra. H. C. Pigott, Mra C. H. Thomas, Mrs, J. P. Bartlay, Mra. F. C. Jack son, Mra. H. G. Niblett, Mrs. J, B. Stockton and Mrs. R. C. Torrey. lersonal Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Merrill and “afternoon with fourteen tables of |daughter, Mise Virginia Merrill, will| nied by Mre. Walter Reesebers Speaker, Professor Frank J. Laube, on “Taxa pion.” . . Graded | Union of Sunday School Teachers Seattle “Graded Union of Sunday School TYachers will mect Thurs |day, Octo! for 12, at 9 a. m. to 12 m., in the ¥. WW. C. A. auditorium, see Waal Engton Irving PT. A. Washin gton Irving PT. A. will meet at ® shoot Thursday, October 12 | 245. Miss’ Nellie Goodhue, of child | study labo @atory, speaker, Musical program bj ¢ children, B. F. Day PT. A. B. F. Dep? POT. A. will meet at |achool, Thuaaday, October 12, 320 p. jm. Reception for principal and teaching wt. ff. eee Q wmadian Club Canadian «tub of Seattle will give its first car& party of the season at Panama ca: ‘teria, Thursday, Octo. ber 12, at 8 mm. see Seattle «hapter, D. A. R. Seattlo chageter, D. A. R., will give & card party at the new chapter house of W.pshington chapter, 4714 University bévd, Thursday, October 12. Benefit 1)or chapter house. reservations, phone Mra. Williams, Be teon 1290.R, Social and ( taritable Club “Freja” Ladies’ Sox gal and Charitable club Malley V. at the home of Mrs. Man-|leave Monday for the Kast on a| "Freja" will jmeet at Swedish club 2107 12th ave. N, eee Miss Blackwell Hostess An informal tea was given by Miss Blackwell this afternoon at home, 1933 Broadway N., as a “compliment to Mrs. Ernest Browne, | ‘who is visiting her brother and sis. ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Young. coe At Home Thursday Mrs. Colin O. Radford, who has Just returned from four months’ travel in Europe, will be the honor / guest at Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Armstrong's “at home” Thursday @fternoon, from 4:30 until 6 o'clock. eee Informal Tea for Mrs. Macfarlane To compliment Mrs. James Mac- farlane, just home from abroad, Mra. George Warren Boole will entertain with an informal tea at her residence Friday afternoon. Mrs. Anna Thom- gen Milburn and Mrs. Letcher Lam Duth will preside at the urns. ‘Only the close friends of Mrs. Mac farlane have been invited. DATES TO REMEMBER THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17— Mrs. John RF. Comner’s bridge tea and lingerie shower, to compli- ment Mise Vernita Bwerea. Mrs. Anna Thomsen Milburn wilt have a dinner at home, eompil- Mmentary to her slater, Mrs. James Mactariane and Mra. Peachy, Mr, and Mre. Bert Varrar's dinner to compliment Mr, and Mrs. £4- war L. Webster, at home, FRIDAY, ocTOBERK 12— Bpeaker-luncheon at the Women's University club. C. Everett Hew sclgrave, Ph. D., will give the address. nx dance at the Yacht etub University club's autumn the De Honey Dancing academy. with # tea in honor of Miss nita Swezes, at home, from 6 o'clock, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14— The marriage of Miss Mildred ‘Tweed to Mr. Hidney Robinson, in Ht. Paul's Episcopal church, wn Gowran to wed Mr A. Hecht at the home of nt, Mra. Charles A. Y cloek. Mra, Glibert M. at home tn compliment to Vernita Swezen, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17— Mins Hazel McMillan to be hoatens at a tom at home after 4 o'clock, to honor Miss Janet Powell and Mins Allee Lyi WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18— Gunset ciub to have Halloween dance and card party. Miss at the Hotel Sorrento Hill Guild of the Or- thopedis honpital SATURDAY, OCTOBER 241 Miss Vernita Sweazon to wed Mf Morris Lundquist in St. Luke's ro-cathedral, in Tacoma, at lock. ween dinner ttle Golf club, dance at the short visit. eee Mra. Willard Gilson and «mall son removed this week from the Seattle General hospital to their home on 10th ave. N. and Miller ots. . . Mr. Knox Walkem of Vancouver, B. C., spent the weekend in the city. eee Mrs. Purves Ritchie of Vancouver, B. C.. who has been the guest of Miss Doris Mitchell for a week, left Monday night for her home. 7 eee Mra. W. E. McEifatrick left today for a two mon’ Visit in the East. eee Dr. and Mrs. Gustave Lewis, ac companied by thetr daughter, Steph anie, have returned from Montreal. see Mr. Joseph Cote returned yester- day from a few days’ visit in Van couver, B. C eee Mr. and Mrs, Charles §. Miller have removed from 941 1th ave. N to the Hotel Sorrento. oe Mrs. R. T. Boyle of Vancouver, B.C | daughter, | Robertaon Dr. and Mra. A, Rocke Mr. and Mrs. Judd M. Elliott spent the last week-end in Aberdeen rae ae Mr, and Mra. Emil Henry Miller have returned from an extended |motor trip thru Eastern Washington jand Oregon. . Mr, and Mra. Albert V. Evans have removed to their new home at 2427 Broadway N. SALVATION ARMY STATE CONGRESS Regine tonight with a march thr) the principal streets of Sentt) lowed by & program at the Hall, 1414 Sixth ave, at # o'eloc showing the evolution of the Salva Army, in which the following Seene 1—The Old-Time Army—Com mandant and Mra. Sainsbury in charge. (Commissioner Cifford will give an addrens.) Seene 2—~The Up-to-Date Army—Ad Jutant and Mre (Col, Turner will give an addr Beene %—~The Coming Army —(irom the Cradle to tee Candidate)-— Fn inte and Mra. Gifford in charge. (Col, Couslon will give an address.) Seene 4—The Model 8. A. Building— Adjutant. Kelwo in « Seott will give an addreas,) Beene 5—The Women's Social—ty ree of Adjutant Childers, (Maj Marris will give an address.) Scene 6-—The Men's Industrial Dept.— In charge of Commandant Moyn. (A, Col, Marcussen will give an charge he Pings of All Nations— Representing the various countries amnientoner r, wii be in command following program tonight. There three days of office councils, with a ful Salvation Army meet Watch for further an Ady Giftora, . 9 visiting her son-indaw and | hall, Thureds gy, October 12, Election. Im portant ali members be | present. Ho jteanes, Mra. ©. Ni fen, Mra. Jcpn Sandel, Mrs. A Sundberg. Be pard POT. A. Seward Pf. A. will meet Thurs. day, October Business from 2:20 to 3 p. m,, f bllowed by addreas by Judge King Dykeman on “Juventie Delinquency.” * see Ladies of Nar tisaa Whitman Couneit Tagion will mn pet Thursday 12, at 8:30 p.2 6. - October in lodge room, A. O. -. % ery Club Zonery club -will meet at 8 p. m Thursday, Oct her 12, in the lecture hall of the ¥. Mf. A. bee Seattle Clavpter, D. A. R. Seattie Chap @ card party a, the new Un ‘Thursday afterna on, Oct. 12 |__It will be a be nefit affair for the | University Chan ter House. Card table reservation; may be mado by telephoning to Mire, Bailey V. Wil jams, Beacon 329 0-R ee Veritas (Whist Clob Thursday, Oct Mrs tle. nt 2p. m. with Henry Ful g berg at West Seat en. George Washington Cirele General Georg te No. 33, will givesa. card party in Vet rans’ hall Thitj-sday evening, Oct 12, at 8 o'clock . “- Sorosis Att Department The first meet § ng of the Sorosin art department will be held at the eration clubhou p> at 2 p. m jday, Oct. 12, wee Hataste Guard Clab Hatasu rh club will meet with *. Frank Jelinson, 229 36th ave » Thursday mf ernoon, Oct. 12, for 1 o'clock lunchet Election of offi cers will be hoa! later in the after. noon. ve Seattle Jtev Seattle Revi shy No. 8, W. B. A. of the Maccabee:{ will meet Thursday. October 12, at dhe A. O. U. W. hail 1409 Ninth # Business meeting at 8 p.m. Of ters wear white we ee Colr aan P The regular nocetty P.T. A. will b®& held Thuraday, Octo ber 12, at 83 p,_m. Program will be given by the 1$rst grade children, eee . Dicke 1 Fellowship The Dicken s Fellowship will meet Thursday ev ging, October 12, at the Erickson room at the Y. W ©. A. Dicken ® lovers are welcomed at theso mee! tings. eee Lei Alob ty Athletic Club Let Aloha s*thletic club of Unt versity Christi an ehurch will meet for swimming at {the’¥, W. C, A, Thurs: jday, October 1§j at 10:45 a, m. ‘The T. A. of the Colman oe For | m.|5 Ladies of the Narciasa Whitman | ' councl] and :nembers of the Royal | Chapter House, @714 University bivd., | The Veritas \Whist club witt meet |? Washington Circle | Fed-| ‘Thurs. | | meeting Thursday, October 12, in the | Smail Armory at 2 p.m Miscellaneous 7. First—"After the Swim,” Stuart Waish Second—"Go and Look Behind the Ranges,” Stuart Walsh. Honorabie mention Fire,” Clark Schurman. Map and Keality,” . ADDITIONAL CLUBS British American Association The Pritieh Ame m sasociation will hold its annual meeting Friday . at & o'clock in the} jallery, 1213. | y A Little | | jevening, Oct Seattle Fine Fourth ave. he jh. Special ful" and Harris. Stuart mention the “fome Mouth se “Dragon Fly,” C. BR Russian Dramatic Club The Russian Dramatic club will! Jentertain with a Halloween frolic and in Fireman's ha ourth ave. and Blanchard st, on useday evening, Oct. 31 | The proceeds will be used for the | relief of starving Rv children. [Prices will be given for the most beautiful as well as the most original | costume. o. ANOTHER FINE | ARTS PARTY There & a rumor that the Fine Arts party of last year will be repeated this Thankagiving in an even more fascinating form. Al ready committees are at work and Alice Paul (Mrs. Charles Paul) and) her dances with masks are said to he evening. oe MES. PERKINS TO GIVE FLOWER TALK It bas been decided that tickets will be mold to the public for the talk Mrs, John Carroll Perkins will sive on “Spring Flowers for the House” at the Women's University club, under the auspices of the Smith lege club, Tuesday, Oc- 17, at 3 o'clock. They may be telephoning Mra. Her. 2024 11th ave. N., . |masquerade } | Business and Professional Women's |" ® “ature of ¢ Club jowspaper Night" was observed | no Seattle Business and Profes sional Women's club Tuesday eve-| ning In the Fine Arts hall. Mr Richard Buchanan, associate editor) of the Seattle Times, spoke on “How News Is Handled"; Mr. Russ Simon ton (Markus B. Woof) of the Poat Intelligencer, on “How Shall I Be My Brother's Keeper,” and Mra, Viola Bi. | Hogle (Cynthia Grey) of the Seattle Star, told of “Experiences of My De partment.” Following t» the program for the coming year Guedy hee f icon feativition, directed et Mere 6. M by ined by Capitol 0860. Thowe who have attended the love- ly flower show that Mra, Perkins ar- ranges for charity every spring in her tiny gisas sun porch know what @n opportunity such a talk will be to those tb rested just now in plan-/ ning their spring gardens and their | [Christmas bowls of bulbs. Mrs. a | Perkins will speak of the best way of | planting, caring for and forcing *, hyacinths, daffodils and other and will answer questions of <h schoot,| those attending in regard to their na jown problema, . *, Mra. Teadman tas Wenonah Mra Grindell | commitios, nese meeting Mra va | 6 Swith ath \AT LITTLE Cost | Singing, plano, dancing, art—thene|} subjects are taught now 5 cents a lesson. There | excuse for the ambitious! to struggle along now that| ornish Neighborhood school is going. Since November, 1921, thin modest pchool bas been in session continu anly at 904 18th ave, &, telephone Beacon 10 The Cornish school |paye the salary of the seeretary,| Miss Ruby Jacobsen, Teachers and | students from the Cornish school vol «. Talk by Mra, Frederick Bent- Talks by Mra. 30 m. Malthy, |and simily ot the Beatle Fede of jadays for be, and Mere Mesry Ls little Business Meeting. alk by Nev University of W by Mra Mrs. Katherine I. Btewart, club by Mr. J. W, Spangter i bank, FJ] tual Fire Asso Roy st., on Friday evening, October 7, instead of Tuesday evening, Octo- ber 31, an originally planned. All sembers having Halloween decora tions, are requested to get in "| touch with either Mrs. Case or Mra. nnell, Full detatis will be | given thru this paper a little later .- Epiphany Church Guild ladioa of the Guild of the any church will give a baked ham dinner in the guild rooms of | the church at 6:30 Friday, Oct. 13 eee |e t night Misa arrane Hark ete Prof, Clark P. University of March ¢ March 13—<¢ rick’a day. Pro mittee, Rosiness meeting rating Bt. Pat am directed by houe Miss Florence MeKay, 20—-Addrems by Prof. amund University of Washington Tour of Frye art gallery, mbership committees, Mra. le Educational Club Educational club J. BE. MeGrew, Friday after. Women's The Women's will meet with Mra 16th ave. N. E. | noon, October 13. the aod Rusiness meeting reation, April 10 Diver 10 club will fourth meet on ‘ond Friday of jeach month, eee Bethlehem Shrine m Shrine, White Shrine m, will hold a card party Cafeteria Saturday 14, at 8:80 o'clock. eee Seward Social and Literary Club The Seward Soctal and Literary club will hold their m ing at the |home of Mrs, M. L. Pence, 6247 andon st., Pri afternoon, Oc tober 13, at 2 o'clock, ‘The hostess will be ausisted by Mrs, P, W. Bial- Boulevard W. C. T. U.) kowsky. The program will be de-| Boulevard W. C U. will meet in the chapel October 1%, at 2 p. m meeting at 1 p, m. Mine Zella Allen, Rethie eating. Wlection. | or torus | Program direct- — | ¢ Jat Wing's | Bay 18 fm, Morgan, | ning, October Jadverti#ing manager k & Nel Mr, ©. ©. Norton, New York Life Inaurance company 22—Addrens, of colinee Stephen 1, Miller, of ‘business adininiatra niversity of Washington | In atallation June 1 3 Annual banquet 2 oa Washingto Washi on | Voted to vacation reminiscences, eee Phi Delta Mothers’ Club Mothers’ Club of Phi Delta Theta} will meet at the fraternity house Jon Friday, October 18, at 2 o'clock, Full attendance t# desired as im- | portapt matters are to be presented |for discussion . Friday, Executive . Kansas Women's Club Kansas Women's club will Mrs. Jessie Chamberlain, at, Friday afternoon, The Imeet with 163 W. October 12, Mrs, Chamberlain will be assisted in entertaining the club. by Mra. 8. 8. neer, Mrs, W. H. Sayro jand Mrs, H anedy. . 70th Novelty Dancing Parties Mr J. Harv De Honey has planned a series of novelty dancing parties at his new academy at Pike 3 ve. The first will be a party on Wednesday | evening, October 18. ! A movie ball and several other in. teresting affairs are being arranged, Native Daughters of Washington Princess Angeline Parlor No, 2, N. D, W., will hold an entertainment at the home of Mrs. Marie Case, 2312 BE. jof San Francisco. | decors Mre. Lowell F. Hobart, na- tional president. unteer to do the teaching. The ex penses of rent, light and heat are met from the small fee paid by the students, It costa $1 to join this school to prove that your intentions are serious and individual lessons may be had at 75 cents apiece and class lemons at ents each, The little school is one of Mins Cornish's pet hobbies. She would like to see the day when such a school te in every neighborhood and when the feos are as low as 10 cents a lesson. At present, ¢locution, plano, lan guages, 4: ing, voice, Violin, draw ing and painting are taught there. see HEAVY ENROLLMENT IN ART COURSES The University reports an unusual- ly large registration in all fine arts subjects. No doubt this i due tn part to the Important additions to the art faculty and to the depart- ment’s new and commodious quar- ters. Tho departments of achitect ure and sculpture are now housed on the top floor of the new Philosophy hall. Floods of light are obtained by @ roof largely made up of sec- tions of glass skylights. ‘ Paul Gustin, Mary Eliza Lacy and Helen N. Rhodes are notable addi- tions to the faculty, Mr. Gustin is well known here for hin remarkable paintings of Mount Rainier and other Northwest scen. ery. hibited at the Annual Exhibitions of Ameriean Art at the Corcoran gal- lery, Washington, D. C; Pennaylva- | nia academy, Philadelphia; Art Instl- | tute, Chicago, as well as the Fine/ Arts palace at the Panama-Pacific exposition in San Francisco, He won | | the $100 exposition prize at Seattle | in 1914; firet prize nt the Seattle Fine Arts society and the medal at the A-YoP. exposition, etc. He works in oll, water color, etching, pen and ink, pencil and modeling. Miss Lacy, who will have charge of the course In interior decoration, | has been trained at the Fine Arts/ institute at Kansas City and at Teachers’ college, Columbia univer: | sity. She has been assisting Horace Moran of the Metropolitan museum in interior decoration Miss Rhodes will offer courses tn design. She was trained at the Met repolitan Ac: of Design in New York and at Columbia university. | with the faculty of the University of | Oregon, j . CORNISH SCHOOL HAS NEW TEACHER ‘The new teacher of art at the Cornish school is Mies Lydia Fuller | She is a graduate of the California School of Fine Arta, an affiliated college of the Univer sity of Callfornia. She has studied design with Ralph Johonuott, Frank Ingerson and Ru jolph Schaeffer, all teachers of the “modern” art, She is especially in- terested in the textile design, work: ing in the mediums of tie-dye, batik and wood block and their application to costume design, stage and interior Jon. Classes will be held from 9 untit | 12 daily, except Saturday. Saturday classes for teachers will be conduct: | from 9:30 to 2. Tuesday and Thursday evening classes will be given from 7 to 10. cee ANNUAL BALL OCTOBER 28 The Seattle Art club will give its annual ball at the Knights of Co- lumbus hall Saturday evening, Oct. 28. Glenn Sheckles is chairman, as- sisted by EB. Norling, Harold Ellis, Frank Blynn, F, Tadama, George Semple, Martya Jensen, A. M. Reed, alfred Lambke, Ruth Krepps, Ruth man, William Klamm, Marshall Mona Heywood, Frank Max well, Frank Wolfe, Helen Markus, Paul Brockman, H. Roth, L. H Galucl, Vietor Mossenga, Franklin Sly, Ernest Norling and Charies | Bowen, MORONI OLSEN AT CORNISH Moroni Olsen has returned to the Cornish school to assume charge of the department of dramatic art this year. Those who knew the school when it was in a cramped studio at Broadway and Pine will remember the season Mr. Olsen first appeared As an actor in the class of Maurice Brown's. Hoe is a gifted actor whose progress has not surprised those who first saw his work seven years ago in the little old theater, | ready it includes 6,089 units, includ- His paintings have been ex: |, Dr. Helen Hughes Heil » scher, chairman committee on ceremonials, 3 Among important matters for com than 20,000 women are expected to | sideration at the coming convention” attend the second annual convention |will be the proposition of Dr. Kate | of the American Legion Auxiliary, to | Waller Barrett, of Alexandria, Vay be held here October 16 to 20. chairman of the Auxillary’s foreign” Of these, about 1,000 are official |affairs committee, for the federation | delegates. of the society with similar organiza — Organized only two years ago from | tions of war mothers, wives, sisters — the ranks of mothers, wives, sisters |and daughters in the allied coun 4 and daughters of Legion members, |forming one great world body Miss Pauline C. Curnick, national secretary. cee NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 11 —store| ithe Auxillary is the fastest growing | women. women's society in the world. Al A, P. E. 0. ing 200,000 members, scattered thru-| Chapter A, P. E. O., will out the United States, Alaska, Ha-| with Miss Josephine Stuart, 4 wail, the Canal zone, Cuba and Mex-| Brooklyn ave, Friday, October leo, at & p. m. ~~ SCALLOPED APPLES BY BERTHA E. SHAPLEIGH Of Columbia University 1 quart soft, stale bread crumbs 1% cup butter 1 quart sliced apples 1 cup seediess raisins % cup brown sugar 1 teaspoon cinnamon % teaspoon salt % cup cold water Melt butter, a44 crumbs and mix thoroly, In a baking dish, well buttered, put layer of crumbs, then a layer of apples and sprinkle with #ugar mixed with cinnamon and salt, Repeat until apples, sugar and crumbs are all used. Have a layer of crumbs on top. Gently pour in the water. Bake tn a moderate oven one hour, or until apples are soft. Serve with cream or hard sauce. 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