The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 16, 1922, Page 16

PAGE 16 Seattle Society Miss Pe; gy Butterworth Has Charming Home Wedding; Mrs. Mil- burn Plans Luncheon. IWRROUNDED by of Mowers tn shades of orehiy and white—chrysanthemums and roses Miss Peggy Butterworth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert M. Butter worth, was wed last evening to Mr Walter Bower Jenkins of Sacramen a wealth te, Cal, at a beautiful ceremony performed at the home of the bride's parents, Rev. George Guenther of Mount Vernon reading the service at 7 o'clock, fn the presence of the immediate far The vows were exchanged before an improvised altar in the drawing room encircled with standards of the chrysanthemums and the same blooms, palms and ferns forming the background, lighted with altar candies tp tall branching candelabra Mre. Eur! Edmunsen played the wedding march from “Lohengrin” and preceding the ceremony Mr Magnus Peterson sang “At Dawn ing.” Mrs. Warde R. Bowles of Portland was matron of honor and Mr. Bowles was best man Mrs. Bowles wore an exceedingly attractive Meyer gown of Mame col ored georgette, combined with silver cloth. On her hair was a wreath of silver leaves and she carried an arm bouquet of Ophelia roses and bouvardia. The bride, one of Seattle's most charming girls, was given in mar tiage by her father. Her gown wax & Most exquisite Sally Milgrim mod el of silver cloth, the skirt bad an overdrapery of metallic lace dotted at intervals with tiny nosegays. The hedice was designed long and straight with the tight neck line and sleeveless. She wore no train, and in lieu of the regulation vel! her hair was encircled by a filet of silver leaves with miniature clusters of silver grapes at either side and her arms were filled with lilies of the valley and gardenias with long whowers of the valley lilies, The only ornament worn was a platinum bracelet set with diamonds and sapphires, the gift of the groom Mrs. Butterworth wore a hand. some costume of black sequins and & corsage of orchids. A large reception was held at 8:30 o'clock. In the receiving line were Mr. and Mrs. Butterworth, the bride and groom and Mr, Alternating at the beautifully ap pointed supper table, with its cen- tral decoration of orchids, Ophelia “Poses and lilies of the valley, were Mrs. George Gregory, Mrs. Fred W Newell, Mrs. Day Carr, Mrs. John) C. Slater and Mrs. E. E. Rhodes. Assisting were Miss Helen Ferry. man, Miss Gertrude Callanay, Miss Beatrice Gould, Miss Mabel Rauch, _ Mrs. George W. Newell, Jr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Butterworth, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins left for Lake Louise and Banff on their Wedding trip, the bride traveling in dress of otter ooze bro- eaded Canton crepe, a close-fitting with an ornament on one side and a wrap of sealskin. They will return to Seattle before ‘Boing to San Francisco and will mo- tor from there thru Southern Call- fornia, later going to Sacramento, where they will make their home. Luncheon to Honor Mrs. Tidmarsh Mrs. Anna Thomsen Milburn is en- tertaining with a luncheon at her home Thursday, November 23, in ° . Mah Jongg Classes Frink Park guild of the Orthopedic hospital is planning to form Mah Jongg classes at the Orthopedic Tea Shop on Monday, November 20, at 3 o'clock. As only twelve persons can be accommodated, early reservations should be made with Mrs. R. L. ‘Betts, Beacon 1864, or with Mrs. E. G. Waldron, Beacon 1358. If sufficient interest 1s shown, ‘other classes will be formed during the week. It is announced that Mah Jonge sets will be furnished. DATES TO REMEMBER bridce tea at ck, for the benefit furnishing fund of the Women's University club, Mrs. Pred C. Ayer's iuncheon at the Golf club to honor Mrs. Roswell Aviason and Mra. Mor, son. Mrs. A. G. Schacter to home from 2 to 5 © ing Mra. George Soha: Leone Schaeter. of SATURDAY, Mr. and Mr jarion F. Cline’s re- ception and dance at the Sunset nd Mrs. Thomas Rordeaux to rtain with a buffet dinner in honor of Mrs. George Purnell Mise Gladys Stranack and Miss ton at home to honor Mme. hanna Gadaut. Mra. Frank Macklem to entertain at bridge in compliment to Mrs Hugh Purcell, WEDNESDAY, NovEMBER Mine Gertrude Lewis’ bridge toa tn mpliment to Miss Luriine Brown 4 Mins Ruth Lennon. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24— Fine ‘Arts cabaret at Temple. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25— 3 to entertain at in compliment to Mire rown. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29— The Junior club's dance at Christen sen’s hall C. Bates will compliment Mins Lurline Brown with « bridge luncheon and shower. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2— Garima Pri Beta sorority at the Hotel Washington FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1— appa’ Kappa Gamma alumna‘ “Snow Bail” at Christensen THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14— inge of Jo Masonic SATURDAY, DECEMB: ‘The marriage of Mi parenin, Mr. |) A.B. Biford, at 8:20 o'clock, DAY, DECEMBER 2 Mid-season Assembly's dinner dance at the Bungalow WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27— The marriage of Mise Lurline Brown to Enaign George Clifford Crawtord, U. 8. N, at Trinity chureh, and Mrs. MRS. FLOYD BRIDGEMAN Mis& Irene Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George F. Smith was wed to Mr. Floyd Bridgeman, Monday evening, November 6, at the home of her parents.—Portrait by P. Croule-U’ Renn. Miss Hazel Allan to | Informal Luncheon Mrs. Charles Ward w: hostess at Wed Ww M i Myers Atlan| Frederick & Nelson's today, enter pi aie cadet? taining with a luncheon of ten cov announce the engagement of their) ops daughter, Hazel Hargrave, to Mr. Wendall Blake Myers, son of Judge and Mrs. H. A. P. Myers. Invitatiods for the wedding were) “754. ‘ray Aipha alumnae will en issued today. It will take place at tertain Friday evening with an in the home of the bride's parents | formal dance for the pledges of the Thursday evenin, November 175. active chapter. The dance, which ts Miss Allan attended the University |t° be Oriental in character, will be of Washington, and is a member of | sven at the home of Mine Maurine Gamma Phi Beta sorority. Mr, | Hiatt, 2843 Franklin ave. Myers, a member of an old and prom- : bel beat, . inent family, was educated at tne Birthday Celebration Pee o See ‘Tuesday evening thirty friefds of) , , * * Mrs. Alberta I. Ford called at her Women’s University Club tome, 2103 North sara wt, to cele to ave Brid. e Tea | brate her birthday anniversary. The Have Br ro Slog club wit *%CONE wae spent in a delightful have m bridge tea for the benefit of |*3™* of <_< Bs ra a the furnishing fund. at the home of |"™U*! dancing an gproowwe Zeta Tau Alumnae Dance Mme. Myra Plesa, 431 Harvard ave.| A‘Ssting Mrs. Ford during the N., Friday afternoon, November 26./*vening were Mrs. M. A. Weed, siny: attornett, va | Mra. Mamie E. Heinig and Mrs bridge tea will be given at Mrs.|Charles Brown. As a token of Philip Kinzer's home, 3757 Ridgeway |ove and affection borne by these place. Play will begin at 2 o'clock. | friends for Mra. Ford, she was pre eee sented by them with an electric coffee urn, suitably engraved. Mre.| Ford is the matron this year of | Amethyst chapter, O. E. 8, and by her kindness and graciousness has |made herself very popular with the | members. Dinner Before Reception With covers placed for eight, Mrs. Omar J. Humphrey will entertain | with a dinner at her home Saturday evening, later with her guests going to the reception and dance Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Clise are giving at | the Sunset club. ry | . Series of Morning Talks ‘The series of Friday morning talks} on current topicr in the Waldorf: | Astoria grand ballroom, in New York lelty, under the auspices of the U. &. | Daughters of 1812, has attracted un usual interest among New York club| women and the attendance has been very large for the first two Fridays. | Luncheon Hostess Today Mrs. W. Stewart McNamara en tertained with a luncheon of thirty | covers at her home, 601 W. Galer st | this afternoon, with bridge for the | later diversion. ° D. Black, Mra, George B. Cortel-| ‘ou, Mrs, Alfred Cromwell, Mrs. L. J » |Fine Arts Dance v 3 : i x: Friday, November 17, will find Dr.| Miss Wintermute to | William ‘Starr Myers, of Princeton | lw. Tony, Q university, again the lectu Dr. | iW ed November 22 | Myers has been secured for twelve} | Miss Gladys Wintermute, daugh-/taiks on alternate Fridays, the other jter of Dr. and Mrs. C. A. Winter | speakers being Maj. Vivian Gilbert jmute, will wed Mr. Donald Currle.| November 24; Prof. William Lyon son of Mr. and Mra. Dan Currie! phelps, of Yale, December &; Dr ett, on Wednesday evening, | Raymond L. Ditmars, December 22;| |November 22, at the home of her| Mrs. Marion Gaylord Atwell, Decem-| |parents. Rev. W. A. Major willl ber 29; Sir Basil Thomson, January read the service at 8:30 o'clock }12; Mra. Forbes-Robertson Hale, | Miss Marie Mendenhall of Everett | January 26; Mr. Alexander Woollcott, |will be the maid of honor, and! February 9; Mr. §. K. Radcliffe, Feb- |Mr. Charles Carter, the best man.|ruary 23; Mrs, Jessica Lazier Payne, There will be a reception after the| March 9; Mr. Joseph C. Lincotn, ceremony |March 16, and Sir Paul Dukes, | eee | March 21 é wi The patronesnes for the series of | Will Sell Tickets for | riday lectures include Mra. Henry | A group of girls form the ticket wet for} Mss. Davis, Seth Low, Mra. leommittee for the younger | the Fine dance at the| Finley Johnson Shepard, Mrs. Henry | Masonic vember 24 A. Stimson, Mrs. Henry Bramble | William H. Woodin and Mies Hazel {lan in chairman | Wilson, Mry 4 |and ie assisted by Mrs. Arthur Lati-| Mrs. William Gerry Slade mer, Miss Mildred Farrar, Miss Olive | see rd, Mins Harriet Baxter, Mina ek heya ee |Service at Tea Shop yorothy Ewing, Mins Emily Jerome, | 0 Mise Alice Hole, Miss Gloria Frink, | Alki Auxiliary will be in charge at nk the Orthopedic Tea Shop Friday. lane a ing Rv Base og Nell! Mrs, Harry Kauffman will be host- marsh, Miss Nellie Felger, Mis® | sug, ausisted by Mrs. Charles H. Gaff. Achea Lou Powell, Miss Clara Em-| ory, Mins Alice Blake, Mine Elizabeth | ner, Mr. 1H. Holt, Mes, A, I | Biake, Miss Alice Jackson, Misa Lu-|) nite, Mra P. Bliss, Mra en ile Eyman and Miss Elizabeth Har. | . 1 ~ |B wt iver |Howard Hook, Mrs. Cyrus Briggs | . and Mrs, C. H. Jon ihe Four o’Clock Tea for |Broadway Guild Delta Zeta Alumnae will meet Sat- | Mrs, Wallace Green Collins is en-|urday, November 18, at 2 p, m., with | tertaining the members of Broadway | Mrs, Frederick V. Lockman, 3616 46th | guild of the Orthopedic hospital at|ave. N. B., Laurelhurst. Miss Annah |her home Friday afternoon at a Berry will relate her experiences in | o'clock tea. France during the past summer, Min The regular business meeting will Sally Sisler will report the Delta Zeta be held at 2 o'clock. national convention Delta Zeta Alumnae THE SEATTLE STAR THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1922. — |THEY’LL ALL GET TOGETHER | Personal bd non nie il ‘ ma .T ree WOMEN AT THE FINE ARTS CABARET | rr. ana stom. 1. A. souttiur stl leave Sunday « for Chienge T BY DOKOTHY FAY GOULD Ambrose Patterson came from Bel ee vork th’s trip t 6 Northwest and decided CLUBS t PRIDAY ! Mount Baker Park Guild Have you a box or a table or al/gium to th t a md ‘ tos Cue © Mount Raker Park guild will meet] ticket for the Fine Arte cabaret? If|™ — atheny pret ast Mrs, David Edward Skinner, ag “4 r mber 17, # m., at Valkinshaw) married and came here - 3 Orthopedic Guilds to Meet ber 17, at 11.8. Mm. at] not, you're not in the Bohemian) Walkinshaw) mirried mul tame chan (companied by her two « ren The various Orthopedic gullds of | no of Mra, H. L. Koetter, 2936 | Sires, are: leaving the A ane | wt |ewim. Gossip says everybody who's! warulis wan “discovered.” 4 thes ¢ city will meet Fri November eland drive, for sewing | of thie week for California, team as follows RO |anybody among the artinte, the art! Bam Chamberlain came home after / OF Unis Mens Tore ane Hroadway, with Mra, Wallace Ridgely Auxillary, No, 6 | Patrons or the just art appreciators,|the war for a brief visit, but went vnc a Green Collins, 1217 Federal ave, 8] niagely auxiliary, No. 6, will hold |i» planning ¢ the evening of |New ¥ entualty. Alonse ae ao Mrs. Walter Tuestey returned ab acer @ bashar from 3 to 11 o'clock and a)n B, 0 the Masenie temple, |S? to DUNES Cet ee ai ei ai weeks’ v th rete « Capitol HMM, with Mra. Falcon Jom | Supper trom 610 to Q ) The 800 or so members whe remain-|from a three w \ ‘a lin, 727 17th ave. N,, all day meeting | wriday, November 1 | You can have a box in the bal | 44 saclay teund that these |tives in Los Angaias Denny-Mubrman, with Mra W. N | temple, Tenth ave, and & cony with the dowagers and the) was of 40 or more artists (lla that Hrooks, 1016 Roanoke st, Rally tea ahaa | flappers for 63 @ seat, a table on! among them, mor mwereun-| Mr and Mrs. John McPhee ang cane 7 t 0 h one anothe 1 » Hiuffes ity at 2p. m N A the rim of the dancing floor for| acquainted either with one another | cyyaren, of White Biuff vin. wl , Native D hters of Washington | her } OC. Celareny OO TNE Ore. D. of W., will hold their meeting at |" $1.50. Every kind of ticket In-| work Thanksgiving meow oa m cludes the spectacular program| ' ‘pleture ball” was ove too " the home of Mra, Harry Meacham. | Bo last year a “pletu Firat Hin, with Mra, W, 1, Gaff. | the Rome of Mee ieee eeatlard | Alice Paul i arranging with Ber! given at Masonic temple, Hun-| or 1 Mra, James Hamiitog Work ney, 1901 Columbia at., at ad PUY | North car to 62nd at., on the aventug | MuAked dancers at 4:49, and eneral |aredy of members and their friends /de Veuve and daughter, Mian Ce den ‘ ores fo noon 9 — Olof November 17th, All members are | @"elng later in the evening and the | came comtumed as farnous portrait, | cilia de Veuve, will return trom teal lage, me ee A Bo - bs FE. Hag-| Ureed to come and bring their sew supper of coffee and sandwiches ati tog Gienn Hughes arranged & pro: | furope early in December. q ua y eget mye By a ee hn ing and help to get articles ready for| Midnight. lgram, and the affair wan one of the oes eg yard nt oad igen Reg lig Pteroid | ft sale and card party, which in to IC FEATURE mt brilliant artistic events since) 1» 40. aaq stre. Burke expect i mle Bones pte N. Eu 10 a. m,| bf Klven the early part of December K YEAR i 6 iaee im the war ly Sunday for New York, plage bas OM PRO! 22 20th “ r annoal effair of the Fine eave Sun oe pave to 4p. m. himote sered a at sag ety is the artistic feature HERE 18 ning to return before the bolidayh gone see ' ty ' spenpsnncmrten ere W. Ch MeA.vey, oT lof the year, It first started with PROGRAM Judge Burke will attend « meeting for 611 M4th ave, at 10 a m. Sunset Auxillary la very modest dinner in the roof| The official announcement for this! in December of the Carnegie Foum tray Medina, with Mra, J. B. TAncotn| | saeah ete tered to the Orthopedic | garden of the Sorrento, where mem ngram follows dation, of which he ts m trustee, | nese at 10am none serve & ey: bers, costumed ag famous pictures, ‘¢ of the Seasons ee A {th Mra. Tra Bron-| November 17, at the city hall, Ba - A ean eae “A 4 ques | ed Queen Anne, with Mra, Tra Br oe ge a by s posed in a frame as living portraite. Arranged by Caird Lonlie, masqu Mr. and Mrs, Lee McKende) —— son, 601 Olympte place. gee m, | lar rom 1 4 lo, 1 pm. |In the fall of 1914 Roi Partridge,| by Alice (Mrs. Charles Paul), music | 4 .uenter, Mian Margaret, and som Renton Hill, with Mra W. D. Free now @ famous etcher, came home| by Amy Worth Kenneth, have come in from theif man, 1605 BE. Mad! st. COtympian| Basaar at a |from Paris Spring—-A peasant dance, with the | "lt /y ‘home at Port Madison anél apartments), at 10 a m. | By next winter John Butler was Misses Ruth Potter, Dorothy Rus oe M . Th m1 welation of the|.. n have taken the home re University, with Mra. J. 1. Brede, i alliage so Boone penal wi) [MIN back from Variy and inspired sell, Ella Olmquist, Ruth Terrill. | Coogee Weir, 1108 East Boston sty: 206 20th ave. N. KAM! day meeting. | Mu \ernonn and evening, | What .Was one of the very nicest Vena Cooper, Martha McDonald andro. tn, winter i Washington Park, with Mra Frank |} ge a HES . ‘~ parties the Fine Arta ever gave.| Marie Henderson ee P. Dow, 609 36th ave. N. at 2 p. m.|Mriday, Nov. 17 maney Wi be en Albert Case, now @ well-) Summer—A Greek dance ts Inter | Sunset, at Ballard city hall, dinner | *Fved from 6 to 6:80 o'clock | n tenor in New York, ast preted by the Misses Sylvia Bern Mr. and Mrs. Robinson » a Li from 11:80 to 1:80 p.m. ch |thrilled al) hin audience. Olive hardt, Alice Daggett, Irene Isham, | formerly of Seattle, now of Tacs i1 North Queen Anne, with Mra J _., Chl Omega Luncheon ay |Sehram, now M Lambuth, took Katherine Hottell, Margaret Turner, | are being congratulated of the Hamrick, 370 Wheeler st. at 10 a.m i =, caocoeenag oon thawed ym the part of reen Goddess” in 4% Leora Goriot, Katherine Hyland and h of a son, Robert Spaulding? | AMAT Omen Mothers club will meet for! most imaginative manner after Pauline Mackey |October 30. | lal Social Club | Boon luncheo: day, November 17.) story written by John Butler, a, Autumn-——Dance of the aatyrs and] Allah Social club will meet at the|*t the home of Mrs, Crawford War | pent Mowry, now the well-known nymphs, danced by Joseph McKas-| Mrs. Arthur W. Walker snd nome of Mra, Ethel Gill, 1212 Ra-| '. 2000 Ravenna bivd mponer and pianist, wr key, Harold Ames, Sylvia Metzen. fall daughter Charlotte have venna se on Friday afternoon Coterie Club < the music for the « baum, Jane Cady, Eileen turned from 4 pg 1 cag visit November 17, at 2p. m. Assisting 1160 members of the s% were and Normah Bidwell. to St. Crotx Falls, } : hont | ne Col club t Tt | gro ut the little stag si | rosteeoes willbe Mra Adelaide An Pandata a cs on tom groupes re © little stage In the! Winter—Danced by the entire cast a ar . pets E. Gtesail jerson an rm. ella = Tromper. | YOr* clubhou: nt » cllows’ temple at supper! of dancers } r. and Mrs 1 . G | Cards and refreshments, Al) Bastern | *ity way, Friday, November 17, &t | tables, having a very gay time, | The Blind Girt of New York, who have been spend] tus Curren en rn " ext yea the elu z "7 a fn e eo pf & Stars Invited. CHEWY Ce age Ma Eom oe pr : rt The nex a Pres club Arranged by Alice Paul, music by |ing 19 days aa the gui pages Mra. piri n ne 1 e" the floor was covered with myriads | paisy Wood Hildreth, The theme | Glasser’s sister, Mrs. J. A. Morrison Auxillary to Railway Tralnmen Art; the Love of Art,” Mra, Kather- lof gay cushions, and while @ Bo-|for this dance ts adapted from Ta-|of Courtland Place, left today for The women's suxilary to the era Executive bowrd, 1:16) hemian per 0 served to the | gore'n poem, “The Garden.” Helen | Spokane. rotherhood of Rattway Tr xinmen p eS | ue ts seated on the floor, one love | Graham and Louise Britton are the | ———— wil a riday evening, No ‘ | ture after another was reveal: | dancer by Daisy Wood Hildreth, Danced ember 17, with a dancing party at Ladies of the Golden North ed on the stage. Thin was the year)” "3. Masques EN, seca denen Moone temple. The Ladies of the Golden North| Mary Ann Wells, now head of the ypey Girl.” |; $-tas Pantone eee will entertain with a whint party Fri: |department of dan it the Cornish he On ” * ‘i ~ 6 Old Wor 3 d arrangement by Allo - Presbyterian Church =| day, November 17, at 1923% First jnchool, made such un impression, and The Eeyptien.” P eae ty ‘Adelaide Carola, Ape Razaar ave, All Alaskans are invited Mr, Armstrong, now t the Cor Morne 4 Svomgy Se > Ths Wensi’s en ee ge Mage Tee ne. igh Arranged by Allee Paul, music) pleton ne of Ma |nish school, composed some y bomen rd < Oxle . * drona Presbyterian church will give Women's Commercial Club lovely music bee conrstaswin int ean se Pe cay 85 MES al 4 baer, afternoon and evening Delegates from the Seattle Wom ONLY A CIRCUS | + soli goal og ee ay ay - Se Penn eo ey i Friday, November 17, Dinner, ¢ to| en's Commercial club will serve a© | IN WARTIME | Daneen ardanote by Alice Paul % Dende by Glen ng ai 6 : $209 p.m. Aprons and all kinds of | hostesses at the Apple sana on) Next year, on account of the war,) §— Mirage : Arranged by Caire Leatle, danced | “vw eri November 17 Members | , ‘i. ‘at 4 ay - r 4 Oe Tc eke aenr f R hehe r [ery ttle was done, but @ circus! Arranged by Alice Paul, music by | Sylvia Bernhardt. we ee jrather impromptu in character, down | tage) Lane Summers |10—Danse Arabe by Tachaikowski. | Ladies’ Literary and Musical Club The Ladies’ Literary and Musical tub will meet with Mre Elisabeth Allen, 4607 Second ave. N. E., Fri lay, November 17 . oe Eastern Star Club The Eastern Star club will bold a business meeting in the club rooms. 4090 «Arcade building. Friday, No Pi Beta Phi alumnae are giving &/in Paris, Many members found diff! vember 17, at 2 p.m. Board meet: | bridge evening Friday, November 17, | culty in making a living at their call ing at 11:30 «. m at the home of Mr. and Mra. F. O.!ing and went elmwhere. Roi Part see Ehrlich, 723 17th ave, N. Reserv®jridge went to Ban Francisco, the West Seattle PT. A tions for tables may be made with |Tanakas to Paris, ete. Paul Gustin West Seattle P-T. A. will have a/| Mise Laura Tanner, Kast 9533-8. went into the navy, but came back. ‘back to school” night, Friday, No sip Al Many now names were added to vember 17, at 745 o'clock arents Auxillary to Trinity Church the Fine Arts membership list urged to attend The women's auixiiary to Trinity | ———___ oud eee Parish church will meet Friday, N Classie Culture Club Seattle Post No, 18 vember 17, at 2 p.m. with Mrs. G./ ates -arthur B, Grindell, of the American Legion auxiliary, Seattle | MH. L.-Murray the Hotel Otte Rook Shelf, will give a talk on “The pant No, 18, will hold a silver tea PN irs \Littic shop of Seattle,” Saturday aft Friday, November 17, at 12:20 p. m.. ADDITIONAL CLUBS jernoon, November 18, at 2:30 o'clock the home of Mra. John Gaboure} 10 Fremont ave. Take Phinney car to end of line. o- Seattle Circle No, 449 Seattle circle No. 549, Neighbora| of Mrs. Frank Cave, 942 Sixth ave. of Wooderaft, will give a bazaar Fri day, November 17, vt hospital see Nordica Chora! Club A meeting of the the Swedish ordica Choral at the gallery itself served to keep! 6 air de B: | t Arranged by Caird Leslie, danced by Pennsylvania Study Club |the members—now early 600 in| Arranged by Caird Leslie, music! Sylvia Bernhardt and Irene Isham The Penneytvania Study club will | number acquainted with one an — - be entertained Friday afternoon, No | other ' vember 17, by Mra, Flora Shoemak ¢r, 1816 Boylaton ave N. Take Cow en Park car to Howe at oe Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Then followed several years when nothing was done, for most of our talented artists went off to the war Unfortunately many of them never returned bere John Butler te still under Culture to at the Federated the auspices of the Classic club. Club members are asked bring guests — une, Kappa Alpba Theta Sororitye f A basanr will be held by Kappa Alpha Theta sorority, on Tuesday afternoon, November 28, at the home Seattle Audubon Society Seattle Audubon society will hold its monthly meeting Thursday. 'O- evening, after which cards will be | vember 16, at § p.m the Cham- played. The same evening, & dance | ner of Commerce auditorium, Mr for active members will be given at | § Hall, director of the state mu- the home of Ming June Gilmore scum at the University of Washing- . . N. Alumnae and parents of members will be entertained at dinner in th ? s : ¢ : ; . club in called for Friday eveniny ton, will speak on the “Practical November 17, at 8 o'clock, at th Unlversity Unitarian Charch | Value of Museums.” Santpractic building, Broadway and| The annual fair of the University | ————— E. Pine at Unitarian chureh will be held Thure cee day, November 23, instead of the Whittier Heights Improvement Club 24th, in the assembly rooms of the! The Whittier Heights Improve |church. Dinner will be served from ment club will hold its regular meet. | 5:0 to 7:30 p.m j e ing in the school, W, Téth at. and! 25 6 j 14th ave. N. W., on Friday, Novem Queen City Chapter, No. 168 | eCl e @ ber 17. at 8 p.m. There will be a Queen City chapter, No. 168, 0. BE. Correct Apparel for Women talk on “Landscape Gardening.” S., will give ite third dancing party a of the season at Christensen's Remarkably Smart e Allah Social Club | Broadway hall, on Novefhber 24 Allah Social club will meet with | pdb hy | 2 eas unior Mra. Ethe| Gill, 1212 Ravenna bivd., | St. Barnabas Guild } auteurs Fridey, November 17, at 2 p. m.| St. Barnabas guild will hold a dell Annistitig the hostess’ will be Mre,|Catessen sale of home-made articles at Adelaide Anderson and Mre. Trosper freshmenta. cee Rainier Noble Post No. 1 American Legion auxiliary to Rain fer Noble post No. 1 will hold an all day meeting Friday, November 17, at the home of Mrs. W. W. Austin 338 Kinnear place. ee Will Meet at New Chapter House Reta Theta Pi Mothers’ club will meet at the new chapter house, 1617 | congregation will give a card party FR. 47th at, Friday, November 17,| Sunday, November 19, at § p. m., at at 2 p.m. Mr. J. W strum the Y. M. H. A. hall, 17th and B. | and Mrs. H. P. Eckmann, hostesses. Estetia | ‘There will be cards and re- | turday afternoon, November 18, at 0 o'clock, in the guild room of the Barnabas church, 1934 Federal corner of B. Newton at | ee | Canadian Club Dance The Canadian club will have an tn forma} dance Thursday evening, No- | vember 16, at the A. O. U. W. hall. Re Gratifying Prices st ° ERCOAT for Boys 1409 Ninth avo. ° Tz Congregation Ladies’ auxiliary of the Herzl Auxiliary The Union st j ‘SAM for more than 3() years K when you use KC—you priced brands, Satisfaction guaranteed or your money refunded. KKK PRICE We are offering our entire assortment of Boys’ Overcoats at sub- stantial reductions. 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