The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 12, 1923, Page 10

Seattle Society Edited by Lillian Kees LeBallister. Telephone, Main 0600. Music and Society Assistant—Louise Raymond. Art—Dorothy Fay Gould. Teiephone, Capitol 0829. Smart Tea Compliments Mrs. Homer; Mrs. Backus Hostess at Charming Luncheon EDWARD LINCOLN SMITH gave a charming tea at her home this afternoon from 4 w 6 o'clock as a compliment to Mrs, Cart Homer (Marion Whey). Spring flowers in all the lovely tints were used B0 decomte both the rooms and the tea table. Assisting were Mrs. William Hunter MeMwan, Mrs. Arthur L. Hawley, Mrs, Harry F, Ostrander, pallinese Mrs, Wilfred Lewis, Mrs. Philip Smith, ‘Ferguson and Mrs, Leroy Danby Lewis, Park Weed Willis, Mra, John Henry Mrs, Archibald HUN heon Today Compliments Mrs. Lewis 7 Gomplimenting Mrs. William Curtis Hin Lewis (Darthea Sharples), of Alberta, Mrs. Manson F. Backus entertained today with a luncheon ‘Gf sixteen covers at her home. j rs. Perry Plans Informal Luncheon _ Mra. Richard W. Perry is entertaining with an informal luncheon at home Tuesday afternoon in honor of Mrs. George Peck, of Van: » B.C, who t the guest of Mr, and Mrs. W. L. Beddow until evening, when she ie returning to her home. ) Invitations have been limited to the intimate friends of the honor guest . irs. Carr Guest at Costume Party irs. Byron Thorpe Carr, who for so many years was prominently identi ‘With the social life of Seattle, is now making her home in Los Angeles. ‘Carr is a member of the famous Ebel! club in the southern city, and Secretary of the French department Of interest to her host of friends hore ts the following article from a Lo») r: aren Thorpe Curr, a prominent society woman of Seattle, has to Los Angeles to make her home and is residing at 1055 8, Oxford ‘Mra. Carr was one of the guests at a party given Saturday night by Herbert Peery at the Drama league banquet at the Univeraity club. Most of the guests were in costume representing famous characters of or literature. Mrs. Carr's was one of the notable costumes worn. It was a gown that was worn by Mr. Carr's great-great-grandmother at a given in honor of Genera) Washington at Beverly, Mass, in 1770. ds of heavy blue satin damask and has not been altered since it was brn by Mra. Carr’s ancestor. It is trimmed with silver buckles that were by Colonel Sewall, another ancestor of Mrs. Carr, founder of} Me.” ickets for Mah Jongg Tournament | (The Mah Jongg tournament at the Women's University club opens to- n afternoon at 2:30 o'clock and in the evening at $:30 o'clock. Wide has been manifested in the affair with the result that a large | n of tickets have been sold. | The committee in charge announces that professional teachers will be attendance to tnstruct beginners, and that tickets may now be secured the club house. | The hostesses for the afternoon are Mra Loren Grinstead, Mra, John W Jr, Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher, Mrs. George W. Soliday, Mra, Her. Joy, Mrs, Everett Clark, Mrs, Daniel F. Buckingham, Mra. Hervey , Mrs, H. W. Pennock and Mrs. Thomas R. Lyons. ‘evening hostesses include Mrs, Frederic Hall ite, Mrs, Dean ‘White, Mra. Frank S. Bayley, Mrs. W. W, Phfllips, Dr. Mabe! Mrs. Leroy M. Backus, Mrs. Daniel B. Trefethen, Dr. Minnie Mrs. Ivan Hyland, Mrs. J. Russell Hodge and Mrs, Colin Radford, al Supper Sunday f. and Mrs. John Bigelow entertained with an tnformal supper of: covers at their home Sunday evening. see tine Tea at Phi Mu House ering the senior women of the University of Washington, the Wash- Alumnae association will be hostesses Thursday afternoon at a tea given at the Phi Mu chapter house, 4530 University blvd. All f women have been Invited to drop in Informally between the hours and 5 o'clock. ‘the receiving Iine will be Mra. Henry Surmilo, Miss Ethel Hunley 0 0% Tom Alderson, vice-president; Miss Alice Miller, recording secre McKercher, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Manning ‘ge Assembly Enjoys Desmond Luncheon of club members and guests crowded the dining room at the University club on Saturday, the occasion of the Shaw Deamond Mrs. A. H. Albertson presided. Many short sketches by mem- committee emphasized the work and reputation of the itor, Shaw Desmond, who is coming to Seattle on March 12 auspices of the Women's University club to deliver a public land of Today.” Spencer was the principal luncheon speaker and used Deamon . “The Soul of Denmark,” to bring out the keen appreciation, abund- analysis that are so characteristic of Shaw Deamond s speeches as well as writings. } luncheon program closed with a few remarks from Mrs. James P. bertson, head of the ticket selling committee, In reference to the season now on sale for both the Shaw Desmond and Hugh Walpole leo- witations Issued for Anniversary and Mrs. Eugene Roeaia have tesned invitations for the fiftieth y ibe fa marriage on Saturday, February 24, at thelr home ‘y Dance at Yacht Club ‘Lambda of Zeta Psi fraternity is entertaining with a dance at the Yacht club on Friday evening. following will act as patrons and patronesses for the affair: and Mrs. Henry Suzzallo, Dr. and Mrs. Howard B. Wooiston, Mr. and caged Bradley Ballinger, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Bowden and Mr, and . jexander. ate eee day Dinner Arranged nition of the birthday of Dr. Charles C. Mann, Mrs. Mann will with a dinner of eighteen covers at the Seattle Yacht club on ty evening, February 24. ses Named for Affairs hostesses at the two prominent affairs the Women’s University siving this week will be, for the evening musicale on Thursday, d McDonala and Mrs. Edward McDonnell, and at the travelogue Mrs. James Goodfellow and Mrs. A. M. Gow. Richmond Hostess Volney Richmond entertained with an informal bridge luncheon for on Thursday afternoon af her home, 141 39th ave. N. ar dge Luncheon Club ‘ Willard Gould will be hostess on Tuesday aternoon to the members bridge luncheon club, when covers willtbe placed for twelve guests. ery ains for Grandmother ‘Tracy Griften entertained with a birthday luncheon on Thursday gon at her home in celebration of the , Mrs. Lucy T. Gutld, who is still in Seattle. 82nd birthday of her grand- actively Interested In Sunshine Gulld was a member of the original New York Tribune society a: century ago. m 5 sae as scellancous Shower and Dance | honor of Miss Helen Valeth and Mr. Wallace Crait, whose wedding Place in the near future, a miscellaneous shower and dance were ‘At the home of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Kalushe, 6826 EB. Green Lake Saturday evening, moron, 3%. About fifty guests were present, ‘- ¢ hopedic Tea Shop Jobn 1, Hall will be the hostess for Laurethurat guild at the Ortho- Shop Tuesday, assisted by Mrs, Edward Harrington, Mrs, Charles Mitt, Mrs. Edward Henry Lennox, Jr,, Mrs. Charles MoGuire, Mra, BH, w. yen, Mrs, Edwin Guthrie, Mrs, Karl R. McMillan, Mrs, Howard Knox and Mrs. J. B. Shaner, t Personal F. D. Norton and daughter, Stevenson Smith, have re. from a three months’ visit fornia, K Mrs. J. D. Cornett of Yakima, who hag been spending a fortnight in town, armed the last of the week to her home, o- . Mrs. D, J. Lothrop ia leaving this week for a three weeks’ trip to Call. fornia, Jobn Bajilargeon left last her parents, Mr. and Mrs. , for a visit of nix weeks Mr, Russell Gordon Page, Jr, of MISS VIVIAN pm SSS Co ee nS Oe SN eee « Woe NBER] Nore a, THE SEATTL TYSON Miss Tyson is the attractive daughter of Mr. and Mra, Arthur Ralph Tyson, whose Carroll Hamner, U.S. M. C., was announced last Saturday.| —Portrait by Grady. engagement to Capt. George @omen’s Clubs CLUBS FOR TUESDAY SEATTLE MUSIC STUDY CLUB The regular meeting of the Seattle Music Study club will be held Tues: @ay afternoon, February 13, at the home of Mra. Homer Leroy Eicher, 1121 10th ave. N. at 1 pm Mrs. Robert Morton has arranged ;| the following program: Paper—"Grieg and Albente” - (>) “To « Primrose” (o) “Autumnal Mrs. 11 Piano—"Beguiditia” Miss Grace Jobers (a) “From Monte Pickle" amd ()) “At the Brookside Mra. HB. Perry Viottn— patina (>) “Rerewune” cabeshied AIRY Mira Winifred Bateman Piano Duet— “Peer Gynt Suite” # Orta Mra. Hazel Huffman and Miso truhsile Mulltnger see COTERIE CLUB The Fine Arts department of the Coterte club will be entertained on Tuesday afternoon, February 13, by Mrs. John T. Towern, 6216 16th ave. N. B, when the following program ‘Will be presented at 2 o'clock: Paper on Frederic Francois Chopin, with plano tilustration. Mra. C, H. Reeves. Mra. U. G. Collyham fons from Amy Wood forde Finden's group of Indian Love Lyrics: “Less Than Dust,” “TM I Wal “Biue Bella” ——Montague Phillipa Mr. John T. Towers Accompanied by Mra. Dorta McGrath Review of successful new playn fn Chicago and New York during 1921 and 1022. ‘ Mrs. W. Harry Richards. Piano solo Mrs. Dorta McGrath. ee STUNT NIGHT The Business and Professional Women's club will give « stunt night Tuesday evening, February 18, at 7 o'clock at the Fine Arts Gal- lery. Miss Harkin Goveniock ix chairman of the program commit- tee. soe SEATTLE FEDERATION wW.c. T. U. The Seattle Federation of W. C. T. U. will hold its regular meeting February 19 at Plymouth church. Port Angeles spent the week-end in ‘own, . . Mr. and Mrs, EB. Clarence Miller are receiving congratulations on the birth of a son, Robert Gordon, at the St. Luke's hospital, February 4. eee . Mr. and Mrs. Warren Greene and Miss Elizabeth Greene left today for a six weeks’ visit in California, see Mrs. M. Ambrose has returned from a two months’ visit in New York and Eastern Canada, eee Miss Nellie and Miss Mary Patrick spent the week end in Tacoma as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hutchinson, see Mra, J, R, O'Donnell, of Grays Harbor, is the guest for a short time of Mra. William Sherman Walker, soe Miss Emily Nettleton, of Tacoma, was the week-end guost of friends in town, see Mr, and Mrs, Ernst L. Skeel left Sunday for a trip to California, see Mra. William Kirkman, of Walla Walla, ‘6 viviting her alster, Mra. David Gilmore, at the Laurabell apartments, Mrs. Ella Booker will have charge of the devotionals ‘The address of the afternoon will be given by Mr. W. E. Priestly, an active worker in the anti-narcotic movement of the White Cross. Mr. trips to China and has always made good use of the opportunity to talk| along this line of his work. Mra. Gertie Snyder and Mrs. Clara Mo-/ line will furnish the musto. oe ZETA PSI MOTHERS CLUB Zeta Pai Mothers’ club will meet Tuseday, February 18, at 2 p. m. @t the chapter house, 4549 16th ave N. EB. Professor Max Garrett will addrene the meeting. eae BROTHERHOOD OF YEOMEN Harmony homentend, Brotherhood of American Yeomen, will give a Valentine dance at Moone hall, Eighth ave. and Union st, on Tuesday ‘evening, February 18. Prizes will be offered for the beat valentine. AMERICAN No, 1748, GAMMA PHI BETA ALUMNA The alumnae of Gamma Phi Beta will have it regular monthly meet- ing Tuesday, February 18, at 1 p.m, at the chapter hous. Mra. Roy Kin- near will be the hosters, see AUXILIARY TO ST. LUKE'S HOSPITAL The Women’s auxiliary to St. Luke's hospital will give a benefit bridge party Tuesday evening, Feb- runry 18, at the home of Dr. and Mra. C. P. Bryant, 1107 2iat ave, N. The proceeds wit! assist worthy patients to obtain hospital treatment. Mrs. Bryant will be assisted by Mra. J. H. Wilkins, Mra, J. H. Sayer, Mrs. A. B. Kidd and the members of the junior auxiliary, During the evening several will be given. SPATTLE COUNCIL, P.-T. A. Seattle Council of Parent-Teacher associations will hold its monthly meeting in the small auditorium at the Broadway high school, on Tues- day, February 18, The businens moeting wit! take place from 10 to 11 a, m.; 11 to 11:20 @. m., high school credits, Mrs, Louise C, Beck; 11:20 a, m, to 12:45 P. m., clrele reports; 12:45 to 1:30 p. m., luncheon; 1:30 to 3 p. m., parlia- mentary procedure, Mrs. George N. McLoughlin, ARISTA played by Bennie Krueger’s Orchestra Hear it. Two pianos, saxa- phones, sparkling brasses — worth walking a mile to hear, “The Thief,” another big hit, on the other side. And like all Brunswick Records, a true reproduction, not a note lost or slurred, Priestly han made severafl ure G. musical selections | ST sE of Japan Mr. H, Sait peak on “Edu WOMEN'S CIVIC The Womer Tuesday, Febru the Erickson roor Mr. William MeKtbbe Narcotic Addict ance desired Jap tion in CLUE Th day, Febr Mra. J, W | moet Tue m., with 214 W, 46th ot P nd ALLAH CHAPTE! Allah chapter, No will entertain with » card party Dartnel!'s teria, in the 1 butlding, on Tussday evening ruary 13, at $30 o'clock, Ea Stars, Masons and friends invited NO. 166 165, O, B WOMAN'S CENTURY CLUB Tuesday, February 18, the parlia mentary procedure department of the Woman's Century club will meet in the board room at the Y, W. C. A at 2:30 p. m.; the current events de partment will entertain with a V entine card party for the benef the building fund, at 8 p home of the president D. Schofield, 750 16th ave eee SIGMA KAPPA MOTHERS cLuB Sigma Ka neet at chapter wary 13, at 2p AUXILIARY GYMNA SOCTRETY Ladies’ Auxil nastic society m “ ruary 18, at 1819 Bighth ave clses at 1:30 and business at o'clock. M m Bring TK RHODODENDRON CLITR Riododendrou club meets with Mra W. EB Heal'n, $408 Wir ave. w Tuesday, Feb. 18, for all day sexsion ST, MARTIN'S MOTHERS’ CLUB Bt. Martin's Mothers’ club regular meeting with Mra. kK Denny, 416 16th ave, N., Tuesday February 14, at 2 has L o'elog SIGMA CHI MOTHERS CLUB | WRITERS CLI +} 10, lery courne? |Campfire Girls and guardians. tokson, hos. ® initiation ram fol LITAN CLUB Hitan club of the ¥. W. ©. cot in the necond floor club fay, Feb 14 Hible Coamot A T for with Mr At 8 p.m, Val M. CA ntine party at ¥ r p I B Writers’ club will meet at 8 o'clock Tuesday, Febr 18, In room of Y. W A. Manuscripts to be read by Mary 1, Compton, Mor ence Mayne Hickey and Alice D. Raynor wary lecture ALKI WOMEN’S IMPROVEM CLUB Regular bustnest session of Alki Women's Improvement club at the home of Mra A. FB. Schutt ave. & W., Tuesday, February 14, at 2 o'clock. Social hour will follow eee STEVENS P. Stevens P.-T. A. will meet February 18, at 2:30 p, m. Hiram M. Read will speak “apt ty ADDITIONAL CLUBS IBAAC Trane Tue Dr TA Campfire Girls Keechelun Maar y The snownhoe 4109 February ne Please cc 1b butlding o'clock union at supper me and with yowall of the 1» the trip. You are also 1 to attend the valentine box 1 at Lohequa, Saturday, Feb ruary 10, from 4 to 6. vited The group peribes will, hold their monthly meeting Saturday, February at local headquartern, Mins Brown will be in charge of the meet ing. illinery Clase Ready for Kegistration Have you signed up for the millin. This class is open to The exact date for the beginning of these Campfire Mi) Sigma Chi Mothers’ club will meet | classes has not been set, but there at the chapter house noon, February 18, at lock. MAH JONGG TEA Frink Park Id of Oy Hospital will have a Mah Jongg tea at home of Mra J. T’ Ronald, 421 20th ave, &, on Tuenday afternoon, February 12. HUMAN ANALYSIS CLUB Human Analysts club will meet tn | Geneva hall, 308 Marion #t., Tuemiay Jevening, February 13 Program tn- clades “The Geographic Magazine,” | its founder, William Goldthwaite, and “City Life Degenoracy.” ee SHA WONDASER CLUB Shnwondasee club will meet with W. Furry, 114 Highland | drive, Tuesday, February 13, at 2 o'clock. GIRLS! BEAUTIFY HAIR AT ONCE Try This! Hair Appears Soft, Colorful and Abundant —A Gleamy Mass 35 Cent Bottle of “Danderine” Also Ends Dandruff; Falling Hair! wiay after-| wil! probably jovening hopedic | be two classes each week, meeting from 7 to 9 in the Governing Board to Meet The governing board of the Seattle Council of Campfire Girle will mest at Campfire headquarters Tuesday, February 13, at 3:30 Call for Posters You are reminded that all posters should be than Febr | the conten ary 28, as this is the dato closes. Girls, both in Bo- Joxef Hofmann, noted pianist, will be heard in concert in Seattle Feb- ruary 31, under the auspices of the Women's League of the University. His program will be as follows: Sonata, Opus 106 .....4 segeves Beethoven Introduction and Fugue Btudes . A flat major @ sharp minor (duet) @ flat major (binck keys) C minor “(revolution) jonetter (Children’s Corner) & Lonesome (song without words) b Wooden Soldiers (march) int (nocturne) Dolly (polka) . Jone Hofmann Btnde in C major (for the teft hand alone) ...............Jonef Holmann Consolation in D flat major Apanish Rhapsody Lisst . : Miss Bateman Triumphs Miss Winifred Bateman, violinist, Played a program of modern com. posers at her recital Saturday evo. A “Danderine Beauty Treatment” will immediately double the attract iveness of your hair, Just moisten @ cloth with Danderine and draw it carefully through your hair, taking one small strand at a time; this will cleanse the hair of dust, dirt or any excessive oll—in a few minutes you will bo amazed. Your hair will be wavy, fluffy and possess an incom: parable softness, luster and_ really appear twice as thick and abundant —f mass of luxuriant, glinty, color: ful hair, Besides beautifying the har, Dan- derine oradicates dandruff; invigor: ates the scalp, stopping itching and falling hair, Danderine ts the best, choapost ana mont delightful hair corrective and tonle. It is to the hair what frowh shower® of rain are to vegetation, It Go08 right to the rooty, vitalizes and strengthens them, Ite stimulating propertien help the hair to grow long, heavy, strong, You can surely have beautiful hatr, ning, at the Fine Arts hall, assisted by Mr, Arville Belstad, pianist was a formidable program length and content. Miss Bateman gave a beautifil performance of the Sonata by Cesar Franck. Suave and charming en semble playing in fine proportion. with subtle discernment of the po- etic feeling and mysticism of Franck were projected by this young lady and her competent collaborator, Mr. Relstad, The Tschaikowsky Concerto, brist ling with technical problems, fur ther revealed the fine equipment Possessed by Miss Bateman—tflect fingers, asfnetle bow, fine musical understanding with —_ reMarkable poise The third group of smaller num. bors served to accentuate her ver. as to enthusiasm evoked by hor previous efforts. Tho program wag, played entirely from memory, an exception: al accomplishment in {taelf, rary Rosing to Give Return Concert Viadimir Rosing, Russian tenor, whe appeared here in concert Fri. day, will give a return engagement Wednesday evening in the Plymouth Congregational |‘ churoh, He will have an entire change of program, Sunday he sang in Vancouver in and lots of it, if you will spond 95 cents for ® bottle of Danderine at any drug store or toilet counter, It ia not greasy, oily or attoky, “ the Arena to a sold-out house, M, Rowing was first heard in the United States last year when he created nonsation In New York, 2633 Gard in to Lohequa not Inter} 1t!® satility, and to heighten the deserved | MONDAY FEBRUARY 12, 1928. FRASER-PATERSON Co SECOND AVENUE AND UNIVERSITY ——The Special Price—_——, BASEM ENT —offers EVERY DAY, big SPECIALS like this: A Specia 118 Women’s COATS the season, you woul VELOUR. Wrappy, well-made Coats collars of self-mate Navy atte and outside districts, have shown great interest in this contest. and Lobequa already haa « number jof lovely posters depicting various phases of Campfire. Come in to see them and ask Lohequa for ideas | ee j Ballard Council Fire ‘The groups in Ballard will hold a Council Fire at the Ballard field house at 7:30, February 16. The Ruth A. Brown. Craft Classes In preparation for the craft ex- Campfire Gtris in New York city in April, craft classes are being held at Lohequa every Friday afternoon | from 3:30 to 6 and on Saturday from 9 to 12 Demonstration at Youngstown Schoot A Campfire demonstration will be given at the Youngstown school at 3:80, February 14. The motion pio- ture of Camp Sralth will also be shown at this time Do Not Forget This Hike On February 22 the Seattle Camp- fire Girls are to participate in the Washington services to be beld at the statue of Washin the university campus at 11 o'clock. Girls are asked to wear white middies and dark akirts, also tam and arm-band if you have them. A hike will follow and will be led by Miss Ruth Brown spoon, lunch and 6 cents for a hot dish. An interesting hike full of B| thrills is being planned. “Pictures That Tell a Story” and “Mother and Father Letters” will be due at Campfire headquarters, Feb- ruary 15, Be sure to get yours in by that date. Notice of Torch Distribution || The March “Torch” will be | for diatribution February 15. Owing to various reasons there will be no | February issue. Groups scribes are jasked to ball for coptes carly. If we should tell you the wholesale prices for which these coats were sold earlier in values we are now offering you! Models of BOLIVIA, NORMANDY and line styles in the lot. most of them good for year-round wear in this climate. Some’ have ial, others of fur. ceremonial will be conducted by Miss | hibtt at the national conference of and Miss Ann Simmons. 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