The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 17, 1922, Page 16

| Seattle Society Musical Art Society Host- esses at Reception Fol- lowing Concert; Dinner at Commons. feo interest ts manifested by musicians in the city In the com WE concert of the world famous ‘erganist, Maree! Dupre, at the First Presbyterian church, on Tuewlay avening, November Following the concert a reception will be held fe the church parlors, with th | Musical Art sootety acting as host @nxes. Mise Cecilia Augepurger ts chair man of arrangements, asuisted by the following committee; Mra, Amy Worth, Mrs. U. K, Loose, Mrs. Will fam Leroy Baird and Mra. Louise C In the recetving line with the honor will be Miss Minnie Widmer © president of the Musical Art society - @nd Mrs. Mark Alli Matthews. 4 Alternating at the urns are to be Mra. Frederick Bentley, Mra. Traf ford Huteson, Mrs. Alexander B. Btewart and Mrs. A. 8. Kerry ) | Preceding the concert, the mem . of the Press club will b or ears with a dinner at the © Faculty Wives’ Club to Have Dinner ring the members of the at the University of Wash who have been connected With the institution for the period i twenty-five years, the Faculty a club will entertain with a * Friday evening, November at the Commons, on the campus. in for Mrs. Eaton Mrs. John A. Campbell at dinner last evening their home a* a compliment to ‘Wiliam Leonard Eaton, who a few days ago from «4 trip. eee Night Supper and Munn, who recently returned fan absence of several months and in the East, Mr, and ‘Trafford Huteson are entertain with a supper at their home at Highlands on Sunday evening ee Cards Going Out for Tea Mies Jean Fox ts tssuing cards @ tea Saturday afternoon, De. 9, from 4 until 6 o'clock, at home, complimenting Miss Lur- Brown and Miss Ruth Lennon, aprons, Esther Martin Novelties, Robin Wilkes; and Mre. Alex-| M. Wetherill, who mm this week from 4 sur an@d Mr. George | Reception for Faculty The « | the ity of Washingt the young of Clarke | Lewis halis wilt be given this even Mies Coldwell, dean Ward, a Nual reception to the fr Univer women and M womer sting dean and Miss Foster | ‘The invited let Includes the presi }dent, the board of regenta and the Imoulty members of the university the pastors of the district ehurche Jana t the chaperons and presidents of organized houres. patron tbe Jud, and Mes. Mitehell Gilliam, | Mr. and Mrs, Alvah L, Carr, Mos Biiaa Ferry Leary and Prof, bffie Raitt . Miss Daniels Plans Dance Miss Cymbra Daniels ts entertain with a dance Saturday evening at her home, to honor Mra. Alexan {der Dickinson, who has recently re turned from a visit in New York ee ing a \Informal Tea | Miss Ruth Pratt with an informal tea entertain Tucsday after at her home § o'clock, as a t to Miss Rosamond Guth home from the East “* noon at complin Military Dance on |Saturday Evening The largest military dar the days of 1918 will be held Satur day evening at the Alpha Sigma Pht | fraternity house, when Lieutenants | Bthan Allen Peyser, Virgil L. An derson and Roy P. Turner of the 146th field artillery wit! be hoste to | the officers of the regiment and their guests Frink Park Guild in Charge at Tea Shop | Mrs. “Ivan Hyland wit! be hostess |for the Frink F thopedic Tea Shop Saturday, assisted by Mrs. Charles Harrison, Mrs. E,W. Wakiron, Mra. HF. Brown, Mrs. F J. Holmes, Mrs. Beulah Rovig, Mre. Max Harriwon, Mra. Miss Rita Martin and Miss Marianne | Hyland . Birthday Compliment | As a birthday compliment to Mr 1R. W. Gre an Informal bridge of i three tables was given by Mra Wednesday evening at their reene j home Personal | Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Earling left today for @ short trip in the East | eee Mre. William Van Hamilton (Doris | Ferguson) will leave Saturday night i |for California, where she will join Ensign Van Hamilton. U. 8. N.. who left today on his ship, the U. 8. 8 Tennessee see Mr. R. M. Burton left Wednesday for Portland, Ban Francisco and Los Angeles on a month's bustness trip. eee Mr. and Mra. Ralph Douglas are Teceiving congratdlations on the birth of a son, Calvin Dougtaa, at St. Luke's hospital November 15. eee Lieut. Robert Wallace Burke, 1. S A, end Mrs. Burke (Margaret Newlove) are being felicitated upon the birth of a daughter November 116 at the Swedish hos«pital. ee Mr. and Mrs. Philip Nathantel Mendelsohn (Florence Rogers) are re | ceiving congratulations on the birth of a daughter, Irma Louise, In San ‘ranciseo on November & ee Mrs. May Piummer of Port Town send spent several days in town thin week visiting friends. “ee and children’s wear, Wilma Richter, and candy, Frances ~ James Hamiiton Howe Olays and Grabe”.. » James Hamtiton ‘Howe . W. Gra 3) Beiected. ‘Mrs Margaret McOullourh Lang “T know @ Hill"..Benjamin Whelpley “The Nightingale Has « Lore of . Gola”. Benjamin Whelpley Bong” ..... ...David W. Guion ra. erick Adama » Mrs. Daisy Wood Hildreth ill Entertain at Tennis Club Bridge Tea _ Mrs. Percival Collins ta entertain. with three tables of bridge at | the Tennis club bridge tea on Thurs. | Gay afternoon, November 23, In com- ‘ scenani to Mrs. C. O. Martin, who ts # ving with Mr. Martin about De ember 1 for San Francisco to re side. eee ~ Small Luncheon and Theater Party Mrs. J. 8. Hume will have a few friends at luncheon at Frederick & | WNelson’s Saturday, later attending _ the opera “La Boheme” at the Metro- see Table Reservations for Cabaret Ball Among those who have reserved tables for the Fine Arts cabaret dance at the Masonic temple on Fri- Gay evening, November 24, are Mr @nd Mrs. Reginald Parsons, Mr. and Mrs. William Hunter McEwan, Mr. and Mrs. Grosvenor Folsom, Col. and Mrs. Clarance Blethen, Mr. and Mra Wiiliam D. Perkins, Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Ostrander, Mr. and Mrs. Farwell Putnam Lilly, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Griffiths, Mr. and Mrs. Phil lips Morrison, Mr. and Mrs. Morits Thomsen, Mr. and Mrs. Howard N. Hildreth, Mr. and Mrs. John Carter, Mr. Dwight Meade. ee Farewell Luncheon Mrs. Martin Rozerma ts sponsor. {ng a no-host luncheon in the pri- vate dining room at Wrederick & Nelson's on Saturday, as a farewell compliment to Mrs. Alvin Warner, who with Mr. Warner and family are removing the last of this month to Wenatchee, where they make their home. o. Informal Dinner Mr. and Mrs. William Clark enter- tained with an informal dinner at their home on Wednesday evening. will) Mrs. Wallace Green Collins return ed Sunday from a trip of several weeks in the East eee Mr. Robert McClelland, who has been in California on @ short trip, returned Wednesday ee Mrs. Horace Fogg of Tacoma wil! spend the weekend as the guest of Mr. and Mra. Ralph Stacy. eee Mrs. W. B. Eshelman left Thurs day for Savannah, Ga, where she will attend the wedding of her sister next week. Before returning she will visit in Philadelphia and Fort Wayne, Ind. eee Mrs. Perry Truax returned Thurs- day evening from several months spent in Europe, where she placed ber daughter, Miss Jane Truax, in school in Switzerland. ee Mrs, George Stirrat will leave early in December for Omaha, where she will visit relatives. eee Comtesse d'Audiffret will leave Saturday for California. During her stay In the city she bas been a guest at the Sunset club. oe Miss Effie Valkmar of Port Town- send is visiting relatives in town for a few days. King County Legislative Federation The King County Legislative Fed- eration will have its regular meeting Monday, November 20, at 2 p. m., in the second floor club rooms at the ¥. W. Cc. A. Mr. M. A. Gray will speak on “Seattle's Need of Indus tries.” Musical program, ee Webster PT. A. Webster P-T. A. will meet Tues. day, November 21, at 2:30 p.m. Mr. A. Gist, principal of the B. PF. Day school, will spenk. see West Seattle W. C. T. U0, The West Seattle W. C. T. U. will meet at the home of Mra. Cora Pat- ternon, 4114 Interlake ave., Wednes- day, November 22, at 2p. m, Neigh- bors and friends welcome, Members requested to attend, and bring new members. Take Green Lake car to 41st ave. Seattle Council of Minute Women Beattie Councti of Minute Women with hold an all-day session, begin- ning at 10:20 o'clock, Thursday, No vember 23, at 1611 Fourth ave; busi- ness meeting at 2-0'clock, This in the regular monthly meeting and a full attendance is requested, as mat- tera of importance are to come be fore the meeting. oe St, Barnabas Guild for Nurses St, Barnabas Guild for Nurses will meet with Mrs. F. C. Babcock, 816 FB. Prospect at., Wednesday, Novem- ber 28, at 3 p.m. This will be a fare well meeting {n honor of Dr. H. H. Gowen before his departure for China. A full attendance of mem. bers and guests is promised end patroneawes will} rk guild at the Or. | Ralph Knapp, | | CLUBS FOR SATURDAY | | City Pan Hellenic The City Pan Hellenic will meet | Raturday, November 18, at 2:80 p,m at $16 Bholby st, Mias Mlorence | Mann will speak Classic Culture Chap Arthur BL Grindell, of the if, will give a talk on “The p of Seattle aft November 18, at 2:80 0% clubhouse, under Mre Book § I ern Federated the auspices of the Classic Culture to at the club bring guests Club members are asked . Myrile Chapter No. 48 Mrs. W y Eddy 199 29th \we entertain officers of Myrtle eh ter No, 48, O. B. 8, at a bridge tea | trom 2 to 6 o'clock Saturday, No vember 18. . leat suxitiary Aaxilinry Maple ‘ont No. 21 The Ladi Leaf post No, 2) will entertain w a dance Saturday evening, November 18, at Douglas’ hall, 915 B. Pine at Delta Zeta Alumnae Delta Zeta alumnae will meet Sate | urday, November 18, at 2p. m., with \ Mra. Frederick V, Lockman, 8516 46th ave. N. B., Laurelburet Mine Annah Shelton will rela ences In France durtng the part sum Imer, Miss Sally Sisier wilt report [the Delta Zeta national convention. | . . St. Bernabas Guild . St. Barnabas guild will hold @ dell catessen anie of home-made articles Saturday afternoon, November 18, at 2:80 o'clock, in the gulld room of the St. Barnabas church, 1934 Federal ave., corner of E. Newton at See Junior Chorus, ¥. Lt The juntor chorus of the Young Ladior’ Institute will meet Saturday, | November 18, at 2 p.m. Girls from }i2 to 16 years of age are eligible for fmembership. Keservations may be made by calling Bast 0697 see Chi Omega Nornar given under the Alph The basaar of Alpha Chi Omega and aesieted by Ftho active chapter will be given at the New W ington hot Satur | day, November 18, 10 a. m. to 6 p. m. “ee Colonel Roosevelt Auxiliary | Colonel Roosevelt auxiliary No will give a social and dance at home of Mra Gue Freed, 2315 Spruce st, Saturday evening, vember 18. | see { Daughters of Norway Ball The Daughters of Norway will give a ball Saturday evening, No | vember 18, at Norway hall, 2015 | Boren ave. All welcome. | eee | St. Clements Church Rummage Sale | ‘The ladies of St. Clements church will hold a rummage sale Saturday, Novernter 14, on the lower floor at the Queen ory wanrhet, John F. Miller W. R. C. John F. Miller W. R. C. will give a @ o'clock dinner in Veterans’ ball, Armory, Saturday evening, Novern ber 18. There will be @ program. eee Lady Stirling Chapter Bazaar ‘The annual bazaar of Lady Stirling Chapter, D. A. R., will be held Bat- |urday, November 18, at the home of | Mra HL T. Hredes, 1805 15th ave. Mra. Joneph M. Vallentine in general chairman, assisted by the following committee ™ Aprons, Mra. A, J. Trumbull, Mrs. |Charles Mann; handkerchiefs and lrowelx, Mra D. W. MeLaughton, | Mra. B. A, Rickards and Mra. L. F Shela: fancy work, Mra William H. Otiver, Mra. Edna Morgan, Mrs. F. A. Losecamp; candy, Mrs. George FH. Appleton, Mra & M Adama; delicatessens, Mra FLW. Apter, Mra W. K. Macfarlane; toa room, Mra. Ora G. Wilson, Mra J. W. Lanich, Mra F. F. Randolph, Mra. F. W. Rhoades; reception, Mra, HW. Bockiey, Mra EM, Lester. eee Annual Formal Potentate Pall Nile Temple of Mystic Shrine wif entertain this evening with their an- ual formal Potentate’s ball, tn the shrine auditorium, Muste will be fur nished by Nile Temple Jazz band. Vie- iting Shriners cordially invited. Ad- minsion will be by card and fex only. ee Myrtle Chapter, No. 48 Mrn. W. V. Reddy, at 129 29th ave, will entertain officers of the Myrtle chapter, No. 48, 0. FB. S., at « brides ten from 2 to & o'clock, Saturday, November 11. | eee ADDITIONAL CLUBS Custer Camp No. 1 Custer Camp No. 1, Sons of Veter- ans, and Custer Auxiliary, No. 4 will meet at Veterans’ hall, Armory | Tuesday evening, Nov. 28, at 1:30 o'clock. Mra Lavina Langford, of Tacoma, Atvisional president, will tn- pect the auxiliary. The same eve- ning the camp and auxiliary will en tertain at 8 o'clock, this being vet- erans’ night, A good program has been arranged and refreshments will be served. All veterans and affillated orders invited to attend. eee Wisconsin Goldenrod Club The Wisconsin Goldenrod club wit! have ite monthly meeting on Wednes- day, November 22, instead of Novern- her 29. Mra, F. C. Fosdick will be hostess at her home, 2446 First ave. W., with Mrs, Bertie Allen asntating. Rox luncheon at 12:20, Wisconsin women will be welcomed. see Ravenna Social Cinb 0. F. 8. Ravenna Social club O. H. 8. will meet with Mrs. A. R. Morrianey, 4049 10th ave. MN. M, Tuerfay, No. vember 21, Tancheon at 12:80 p. m oe. Rainier Chapter Study Club Rainier chapter D. A. R. Study club will meet with Mra, C. A. Jost, 1428, 2iat ave., Tuesday, November 21, at 2 p.m, . . Honor Club Mrs. Charlies 1, White will enter tain the Honor club Friday, No. vember 24, at a 1 o'clock luncheon, at her home 6227 40th ave. 6. W All members of Degrees of Honor and friends invited. For reserva tions phone West O885-R. Take Fauntleroy car to Brandon at, eee Hebrew Ladies Free Loan Soclety ciety will give « card party Monday afternoon, Novernber 20, at 2 o'clock, at the ¥. M. H. A. club rooms, 17th and Union at, her expert: | | pices of Jota Iota alurnnae chapter) ! The Hebrew Ladies’ Free Loan #0. W, THE Welsh Concert Britian American association } will give & «rand Welsh concert on Vriday evening N “ im ; the Mine Arts hall, 1218 Fourth ave. | Members of British » jee and all strangers and visitors of Tiritiah birth eapecially invited Beats can not be held after & o'clock see Gatewood POT A. Gatewood PT, A. will meet Tuce day at 2:40 p, m, in The following prepared: Song rhythm work vom, Miss Goodhue twentyaminute talk Teste Colonel Roosevelt Auxillary Colonel Theodore Roosevelt auxtl lary, Veterang of Foreign Wars, will the assembly r ram Johns on Mins M will give “Menta « been n's room, a on | @ive an all-day basaar in Roosevelt's ball on Saturday, Nevember 26. There will be a sale of fancy and domestic articles, Luncheon will be served at noon, Free dance in the jevening, For information oall the Johairman, Nina Martin Moore, Mel | rome 0719. 6 regular meeting of the auxiliary will be held on Tuem day, November 21 eee defferson Park Ladies’ Improvement Chub Jefferson Park Ladiew Im at club will meet with Mrs mtx, 2016 Beacon ave, on Monday, November 20, at 2 p.m | fr | Thursday Progress Club The Thursday Progreas club will Mr Ralph Kinkesd, 4097 Thursday, November 25 or ve A910 & m. . Caleidh Chub Caleiar 1 meet Tues per 21, with Mrs, Dand, Highth ave, W. at 10 a m. Quilts for the Mother Ryther home will be made, Mra. H. A. Laubscher, Anmioting bontenn . Queen City Sunshine Club ! Queen City Sunshine club, O. BE. & will meet at the Masonle te Tuesday, November 21, at 2 p.m Cards. Members an friends invited. Music Marcel Dupre, Famous Organist, Coming | Marcel Dupre, the Notre Dame | cathodes Geueuiat, whe: ts te kepeir Jim this etty, on Tuesday evening, No. j tember i, at the Firet Pre erian tof the chureh, under the manage Artiste’ Musical Bureau of Amerton, carriew around with nim on att ie Ban on Confetti Is travels a unique “cabler” containing the drawin: or book, and mpectfi played in Purope and America. He 0 that, if engaged to play @ recital on one of these organs he need only building, an hour or two, and he tr ready to play the recital Before coming to America for hin @ebut last season, Dupre was eup- plied with the photegrapha of the complicated console of the Wan maker organs in Philadelphia and New York, upon which he waa to play. The Philadeiphia organ is the largest tn the world, with over 240 «peaking stops and some 150 me- chanical couplers and pistons New York organ in also very large Dupre memorized these photographs on the steamer and two days after landing in thie country announced that he was ready to play. ‘The mustent critics of New York and Philadelphia commented upon struments after so «hort on acquaint ance, ying, “One can with difficulty appreciate the vast ponsibilities of uch an instrument directed by euch a master as Dupre” (8. Y. Amertean). While the New York Sun com pared him to “an orchestral conduc tor marshaling his stops and couplers in unerring preciston, and drawing forth rich muse from the thousands of pipes.” Dupre wil! a44 the apect fication of another organ to his book while In this city Piano Recital Tonight Miss Margaret Lewis will present a number of her junior pupila tn a plano recital In her studio In the People’s Rank building thie evening at 8:15 o'clock. Those appearing on the program are: Eleanor Anderson, Alden An derson, Helen Gibhardt, Dorothy Herman, Jane Gibson, Dorothy ‘Thorson, Margaret Mefvor, Phyllis | tangertn, Annie Plackevold, Lydia Mitchell, Martha Heine and Harry O'Prien | Bread and Spread—come ahead—to Breakfast, Dinner—-and Supper. | ‘OBODY will need « second call when the hot break- fast cakes, the dinner bread and the fluffy supper biscuits are spread with always fresh ‘The | hin uncanny knowledge of there tn. | SEATTLE STAR |] of an elderly woman who haa lived her life in Berwick, Maine She says this recipe is reliable, or to quote her “it never fatle if BY CECILLE lirections are followed”: Heat three ms, white and yolks together, two minutes. Add one 10 mutt wette and one-half ¢ a numer Tieat five inutes. that éeminates Mix two level teaspoons cream tartar with one cup flour Theat the. Yallmots nto cake two minutes Dissolve one level teaspoon soda in one-half cup cold water, Add sacahe Win eae Ue to cake mixture and beat one minute. per ait Posed ‘The following recipe in fron BERWICK SPONGE CAKE BY BERTHA &, SHAPLEIGH Of Columbia T versity & collection of reciper in the ronne nn Finally add another eup of flour and beat one minute Then add the juice and grated rind of half a lemon. utes In moderately hot oven | | | Sportewomen have solved the} of Pari Shackles ume. After much discussion sal ROME, Nov. 17 “mer pro and con a satisfactory | modistes announce that be {compromise hax been reached in the bloomer dren It's @ plain slip-on dress, with ond, — one round little collar, either short or CNONINONE™ long sleeves, wide patch pockets and a nkirt that slits up to give one | Bloomers with wide cuffs are made of material to match the dress, ‘These costumes are shown tn atl summer materials and are beginning to Appearjn jersey and homespun a» well has these detalls perfectly memorteed | “rowing of confetti this year at) | the Lenten fetes. 8T. LOUIB, Mo., Nov. 11—To pre- | spend time enough at the Instrument | vent his brother Ernest's to become acquainted with the tone/to a woman unworthy of him Henry colore and note the acoustics of the | Glendon killed the youth, poscemrcetioadt | | | \ | | { | [ Bloomer Dress | | r | plenty of free | PARIS, Nov cations of every organ he has ever ing it for several years .the authori —— after a hard fight |Gets Nickel, Dies car. | Golf Clubs Forbid | LONDON, Nov. 17 coast clubs have forbidden playing on thetr golf links with heels, an theses Kreens. | PARIS, Nov. 17 | verge of Ing on bis #kin, pealed to a fi tatto marks were taken off, Driven to Henri Mores Rome F pens Itself | tors of Paris styten and buttons fast, give ¢ necessary decorum What annoyance * to have an unrelieb wateh! Let us take your timeptece care Our rates are reason able, We are experte tr wateb repairing. Frank J. Victor, Inc. WATCHMAKERS 1902 fecond Ave. Lifted by French 1l—~After prohibit have decidéd to permit the Man-Tailored Coats for Women Nucoa| 25” Discount T’s pure and rich and 00 deli/ cious in flavor—once you try it, you'll always buy tt. \ Nucoa fs made from the purest of vegetable fats and pasteurized milk. It comes to you abso- lutely guaranteed, | Try tt, and If you don’t agree that it makes best bread better, return lt to your dealer and get your money back. { N. B, Teday’s Nucoa Kttchen Hine —For the best tasted—with the true sea tang oF natural fresh water flavor use melted uUCOd as a sauce. THE NUCOA BUTTER CO, ER | On all our Society Brand and Mandleberg Man- Tailored Coats for Women Cheasty’ SECOND AT SENECA mixed with one-half teaspoon nalt Bake 30 min |Airmen Fight With Maniac on Flight! | Shortly Afterward Mabel Turner was killed by a motor High-Heeled Shoes Beveral south women injure the putting Tattooed Man Saved From Killing Himself icide by ridicule of tattoo- Fashlonable hereafter they will not be controlled by dicta- FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1922. (HATTER ()F THE SHOPPES given way to soft fullness at the waist. There is also & tom dency towara the fare hipling Ma- terials are of par tloular interest. The quilted effects, eas i matelasse and other PAKMM, Nov. 17.—A passenger who bilstered wurtaoed became insane while flying from wilk - and - wool mix | London to Paris was overcome only tures, are much in evidence Velvete and duvetyns are luxuriously § fur-trim- met. Wok twills, cheviots, tweeds and tricotines are also | LADELPHIA, Pa, Nov, 17 Prominent in the new Hurrying to spend the first nickel she had ever received. 71-year-old Hoping to interest you tn “Chatter of the Shoppes” column, which appears each Friday on the Society page, you will often find very helpful suggestions on veriouws problems. If you are confrontes with any perplexing problems call “CICILLI,” at Main 0600, and she will be glad to assist you with helpful suggestions, high > DR. EDMUNDS Is an expert’optometriet and wil MM you for thoes tired, aching eves. He ts on VFraser-Paterson’s Baloony, (he) rhe material aelected ptays an Important rote tn the winter onat of atraight, atmple lines. Novelty wool-mixtures, Goublefaced materials ’ and herringbone cloth are exceedingly smart. A GOOD, OLD-FASHIONED SHOE SALE Not since the days of 1914 have you been able to buy good, etantard shoes at any such prices as we are now going to offer you. This is not « collection of odfs and ends, but ere all standard, trademarked and 100 per cent leather shoes. Remember this—“IT PLEASES US TO PLEASE YOU." You will find this sale at the Jack and Jil Boot Shop, 1411 Fourth Ave. ‘The long draped frock t welcomed by the mode. It ts generally be coming and considered @ necessary adjunct in the smart wardrobe. | |THE GREATEST LAUNDRY sensation of the year. Knowing Seattle women wanted the best laun- @ry production money can buy, caused us to epend $40,000 making possible an 85 per cant finished bundle, washed in nets and troned less than rough dry prices. The only Seattle laundry which Installed the latest development of the largest laundry research department of the world; 16 pounds, $1.20; week end, $1.05. New Richmond Laundry. Main 6256. ee eee For afternoon wear the basque frock with slightly circular tunic made of velvet, ts partioularly suitable YOU HAD BETTER KNOW MORE ABOUT Dr. Loughney’s Human Bake Ovens. They are completely explained in & new book sent free to you postpaid. Write your name and address plainly and mall it to 811 Crary Bidg., Seattie, or call Main 694% DANII RIS eee Paris strikes a new note tn the Jacquette ault, with flare hips. Suit able for duvetyn, velvet, broadcloth or velour. AT THE COLUMBIA THEATER, Starting tomorrow, Herbert Rawlinson in “Another Man's Shoes,” an@ Anatole Berezoveky im concert, accompanied by the Columbia orchestra, noveltica—ot color inset varied Mosaic The new colffure ornaments are among the co in with jot, ored bene or composition, inset with contrasting sign. Those 1 white jet, or tvory tinted bone specially attractive. THE NUBONE Corset Co. ts under new management, and you will af be to meet Mrs. Hodge, the new representative tn the city. She at the Murry Shop, opposite Fraser-Paterson's, or call for ment. Elliott 3817. 5k i 7: Sleeves remain the center of interest in winter onsts. They or wook embroidered in single stitch motifs using chenille, rope silk eee “THE GUYS FROM MARS” Just the thing for the kid¢ies. See them at Booth 41, Bell St. Dock. eee Matelasse is combined with crepe satin, or use duvetrn or velour for both the coat and skirt. e YOU HAVE ALL HEARD OF TINNEY— ‘or heard people say that he is the man who gives furniture ews. Tinney sells from factory to you, and that is something that others don't do. You will find him at 1609 Highth ave, near Pine To add the final, distinotive touch to winter frock or tailleur, the | choker is “the thing.” \ eee HAVE YOU SEEN THEM— “The Guys From Mars"? The children wil! be delighted when pre sented with @ set. See them at Booth 41, Bell St. Dock. ‘The season ts here for your tuxedo, and there are so many delightful shades, but black predominates, YOU WILL BE Delighted to meet Mrs, F. F. Gilpatrick, talented teacher of the ome net, trombone, flute and saxophone. Kenwood 0158, or S812 10th ave. N. B. cee A most delightful addition to your sitting-room ts the Ttalian Whrary tabie. ° \IF YOUR EYES NEED ATTENTION Do not delay-t is dangerous. Cal) and see DR, EDMUNDS. He ts an expert optometrist and wil! fit you with the right sort of glasses You will find him on Fraser-Paterson's Balcony, The raping of the modern gown centers about the Waistline, and | there is caught with a cabuchon, SEE BOOTH 41— At the Bell Street Dock he Guys From Mars.” ee A rosette of twisted and curled ribbon is so artfully arranged that it becomes the center of interest of one of the season's newer hata (Advertisement) 7