The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 11, 1923, Page 10

Seattle Society Edited by Lillian Keen LeBallister. Telephone, Main 0600. Assistant—Frances Oldham. Music—Louise Raymond . Art—Dorothy Fay Gould. Telephone, Capitol 0829. Double Wedding Celebrated at Church; Miss Bartlett Will Have Home Ceremony NITY GHURCH w evening when the Re of Miss Hazel Jones, dau Arthur C J, W. Barbou: nephews of Mr Graduated stand. White peonies and Cc Risle down which the bt the altar and at the chance against green background, Prece service Mis And “This Is the Month of R With the first strains of the by Mr. Edmonde Butler at tt r party of Miss Haze fntered, followed by Miss . ty, the two Parties divided by the litt) of Mr. and Mrs. A. H, Hov And iace trimmed with spri, of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Yelvet bolero. Mr. John Ph Frederick Bartlett, Mr. Har Olwell Miss Margaret Coffin Maize crepe georg © will Jarge lavender hat and « in a shower, The bride s werd « Orchid chiffon cream M 2 e, of Y A Beorgette and crystal be r ion, of Yakima chiffon and lace; Miss kK Idaho, green crepe and silve And carried arm bouquets The bride, given in marriag erepe embroidered in crystal this fell in graceful folds her veil Of Jace and orgune blossoms. Her ex Of orchids, gardenias and lilies of the v y Miss Barbour’s ushers were Mr. Herbert Gree pott Lindsa, Mr. Charlies Denny, Mr, Clare McCabe and Mr. 4 r Mr. H Stanley Coffin, Jr., of Yakima, was best 1 The maids were Miss. Frances Isted, Mis Dulmage and Miss Julia Anderson of St Bamford wore shell pink chiffon crepe s of flowers; Miss Dulmage and Miss / gowned in ro ffon and lace. They wore circlets of flowers on their hair and thelr buoquet Were sweet peas in shades to correspond with thelr gowns. Miss Thelma Barbour was her sister's maid of honor, Her gown was of | saleerygan taffeta in rose and silver, with silver tulle and h flower ler hit was of rose chiffon and lace and her flowers w ed sweet peas. Mrs. D, C. Warren, the matron of honor { mountain haze crepe appliqued with velvet roses, Her hat v ing shade and lavender and coral sweet peas were carr Miss Barbour, who entered on the arm of her father, was exquisite in her bridal gown of crepe satin embroidered with pearis a crystals. Her veil of llama lace, more than two hundred years old, fell over her lon court train. It was crowned with orange blossoms and lace. Ophe Toses, orchids and lilies of the valley formed her lovely shower bouquet Mrs. Jones wore cloth of silver and lavender lace with rose girdle, an Mrs. Barbour was gowned in steel gray brocade A small reception and supper followed the service dence near The Highlands. Mrs. Harry Burnell Jones, Mrs, William Burnett and Mrs. George Gunn, Jr., presided at the urns, assisted by Misses Ruth Price, Helen Schwager, Dilma Arnold, Lucia Meacham, frammel Rutherford, Mary Coffin, Della Dunbar and Bonnie McAnally Mrs. Arthur Coffin wore for traveling a three-piece model of beige faille @ moleskin jacquette and plum-shaded taffeta hat with ostrich ornament. Mrs. Henry Coffin wore a dark blue Poiret twill in three-piece effect. with embroidery and applique in the henna shade. Her hat, a black poke model, had for orndment a black paradise. After July 15 the two young couples will be at home in Yakima. ewiston. * Miss Bartlett Will Wed June 23 marriage of Miss Clara Bartlett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. R. tt, to Mr. Alliaude Smith, son of Mrs. Paschall Worth Smith, will solemnized Saturday afternoon, June 23, at 4 o'clock at the home of “the bride-elect’s parents, with Bishop Frederick W. Keator reading the fies Madeline Burgess, of Pendleton, Ore., will be mald of honor and| Anne’ Bartlett, the little sister of the bride, will be flower girl. Mr. Sher- Wood Smith will be best man. A reception will follow the ceremony. = To honor Miss Bartlett and her fiance, Miss Marie Leghorn is entertain- » ing with an informal bridge at her home on Thursday evening Friday afternoon Miss Ruth Trenholme will entertain with a bridge of eight tables at her home in compliment to Miss Bartlett and-also to honor Mrs. Lestie Rubicam (Jane Johnson), a recent bride. Additional guests have been asked for the tea hour. Luncheon Will Honor Bride Mrs. Raymond F. Frazier is entertaining with a luncheon of twent covers on Thursday afternoon, June 28, at her home, “Thousand Pines, Near the Golf and Country club, in honor of Mrs. Evan S. McCord (Harriet | Baxter), one of the charming brides of the season. “Miss Chandler Married at Sorority House ‘The marriage of Miss Louise Chandler, daughter of Mr. Frederi¢k Leo ‘Chandier, of Yakima, to Mr. Keith Nusbaum, son of Mr. and Mrs, W. W. Nusbaum, of Nampa, Idaho, was solemnized Sunday afternoon at the Alpha Xi Delta sorority house, the Rev. John H. Matthews reading the service at 6 o'clock. Mis, Theodore Briggs, of Yakima, the matron of honor, was gowned in ‘almond green crepe with crystal bead embroidery and carried Columbia Foses, pink sweet peas and yellow snapdragons. The four bridesmaids, sorority sisters of the bride, wore georgette frocks, Mias Evelyn Ross in blue, Miss Burdette Wilson in pink, Miss Charlotte Dickinson in yellow @nd Miss Dorothy Brown in orchid. Their flowers were pink sweet peas. Mr. Dean Nusbaum was best man. ‘The bridg was lovely in a chcsel of embroidered net over changeable gold and apricot cloth with panels of filet lace. She wore a gold bandeaux on her hair, with a close cluster of French flowers on one side, and her arms were filled with Ophelia roses. _ Columbia, roses and pink sweet peas made the rooms very attractive for the ceremony, which was read before a background of the summer blossoms and greens. A reception followed the service, with Mrs. Martius King Presiding at the flower-bedecked table, assisted by a group of freshmen from Alpha Xi Delta. Afterwards Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Chandler enter- tained with a dinner for the wedding party at the Hotel Gowman. Mr. and Mrs. Nusbaum left for Canada on their wedding trip and will be at home on their return at 712 EB. 40th st. Bridge Luncheon for Three Brides-Elect Complimenting Miss Mary Anderson, Miss Emma White and Miss Rosa- Tond Guthrie, three brides-elect, Miss Ruth Pratt will be hostess at a bridge luncheon of thirty-two covers at her home on Monday afternoon, June 18, Miss Nordby Will Wed This Month Miss Gladys Nordby, daughter of Mrs. Peter Nordby, will wed Mr. Lloyd} Charles Low, of Tacoma, son of Mr, and Mrs. Charles L. Low, of Eckville, Alta., on Saturday evening, June 30, at the Nordby country place at Port Orchard. The service wili be read by Rev. C. L. Mook, of St. Paul's Episcopal church in Bremerton, at 7:20 o'clock. Miss Leila Nordby will be maid of honor and Barbara Anne Nordby flower girl. Mr. Walter Fisher will be best man, At the reception following the ceremony, assisting will be Mrs. A. L. Loe, Mrs, R. L. Keith, Mrs. John Kemmler and the Misses Dorothy Smith, Madgii France, Beatrice Reno, Betty Jackson, Martha Ochs, Catherine Davis, Elizabeth Haake, Florence Rutschow, Minnie Rutschow and Wilma Wright. Informal Luncheon for Mis ‘Andefson A Mra T. A. Baxter will be hostess at an tnformal Juncheon at her home + 0n Tuesday afternoon in honor of Miss Mary Anderson, a Juno bride-to-be. ‘ ose | Tickets for Annual Musicale ‘Tickets for the annual musicale the Music Practice club will give at the home ‘of M..and Mrs, C. D, Stimson for the benefit of the Children’s Orthopedic hospital on Wriday evening, June 29, may be obtained from the following committee; Mrs. Frederick Parks, chairman; Mrs. John Baillargeon, vice chairman; Mrs. Osgood Packard, secretary and treasurer, and the following members: Mrs. Edward Agnew, Mrs. Broussais Beck, Mrs. Kelth Bullitt, Mrs, Scott Bullitt, Miss Dorothy Ewing, Mrs, Charles Farrell, Mrs. Letcher Lambuth, Mrs. David Morgan Roderick, Mrs, Thomas Scruggs, Mra, Harold Stimson and Mrs. Thomas Stimson, The club's new officers for the coming year include Mra, Roderick, president; Mrs. Osgood Packard, Logan Bullitt, secretary. Orthopedic Tea and Thrift Shops Mrs, C. J. Burh will be hostens for Laurethurst guild at the Orthopedle Tea Shop Tuesday, assisted by Mrs, Stevenson Smith, Mra. Harold ‘Thomp. fon, Mrs. Hi, M, Harrington, Mra, Charles Schiff, Mrs, Edward IL. Mra. B. R, MeMillan, Mrs, Brnest Hokleman und Mrs, Kdwin Guthrie At the Dhrift Shop Miry Melba McAuley will be in charge for Washington Park gilld in the morning; in the afternoon Mrs, Ben Blofson and Mrs W. ¥. Dunlop tor Winslow auxiliary . David Morgan vice president, and Mrw. Keith Trinity fon in match. | at the Barbour resti-| AR Music Ladies’ Lyric Choral Club Concert Ladies’ Lyri Personal Mra. Harr day from a month's trip in t Whil t tended } Mr, Henry Charles Bartlett tion from ttuck Mil Jomy in Minnesota | Mr, Dallas Emor to spend absence with | Mr Charles K given u Wallace Langle 8 Angeles, where nd bees A i ertu z nd Hung o winter with her daughter Mr, and Mr McVay return last week fro’ motor trip to repeated. California Daver Mee eich weaete |< ot on the Teacher Announces vee f Piano Recital returned June 7 to . hey son uiré, Ora’ 8 Kh pup!l's complim plan ie on Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs, Edward dh on ok Mills and two Giady und Dorothy, of San Franciaco, will ‘ arrive June 18 for a short visit in ee ae aa town, Mrs, Mills will t ays ee le pce Man: of honor at the wedding of Miss * PEN bo hie dng Hp Louise Raymond and M ‘ Miss Margue been studying music with Fr la Forge in New York during the past winter, pend the summer here daughter pupils following: partic Ruth matre n¢ Owen: LAST CONCER1 HELD SUNDAY /\. Eriking June 14, Virgins 1, Mare Paft, Mar McPherson, cy Law , EGG ECONOMY dsor” eived that nnounces for over eighty years has relied upon Gour- aud’s Oriental Cream to keep the skin and complexion in perfect condition through the stress of the season's ret 4 act Flesh-Rachel. Send 10¢ for Trial Size PERD, T. HOPKINS & SON, New York ¢ Hopkins, Marguerite McBride Black stock Iverne tr Homer Priscitia Alice Marie Eva Brow guerite Jane elman and Dixie Daniel Fresh travel 6,000 miles in their lives water eels ) bandemen| P s mushroom + Salvation Army, ull unpaid. !growt hours. planning to k in June to their summer b Port Mad! rar Mins Marguret Portsmouth, Oh Wednesday to be the Mary Anderion uni derson-Ainswo! jof this month, Ming ¢ one of the brides wedding. Crawto Mr. and Mr 20 Follor Francisco are viniting jtown and are guste at the Hote | Wanhington | eee | Mr. and Mra. Jerry wert Saturday m a short trip to San Franciaco. | MOTHERS’ Cc Mothers’ club of Sigma Chi fra ternity will meet at the University |commons for luncheon }June 12, at 1 o'clock eee Tuesday | SUNSHINE GUILD Sunshine Gulld meets with Mra William Donovan, 253 h at Tuesday, June 12, at 11 o'clock eee | | LADY EAGLES | |marriage to Mr. Frank P. Myer was a very lovely event.— | Portrait by Grady. 'Plan Luncheon at Tennis Club Mra. William C. H. Lewis is entertaining with a luncheon and bridge on | Thursday noon at the Tennis club as a prenuptial compliment to Misa Emily tleton, of Tacoma. Invitations have been limited to the mate friends of the honor guest. | Buffet Luncheon at Home | ‘Mrs, Harvey J Tuesday afternoon, June 19. @omen's Clubs CLUBS FOR TURSDAY [eryone interested in the welfare and - |improvement of Sunset hill district | ‘A PSI MOTHERS’ CLUB is urged to be ‘present and help to ta Pai Mothers’ club will hold! promote the community spirit la pienic at Lake Ballingur on Tues | (ee Fe jdsy, June 12. For transportation | wrrrers CLUB and further information call Mra. J. B. Alexander, Elliott 6166-R, H cee {HARMONY HOMESTEAD | Manuscripts will be read by Charles | Harmony Homestead, Brotherhood |p iickey, La Vera Sullivan Jof American Yeomen, will hold their| Maude M. Farrar jregular dance Tuesday — evening, | 66 June 12, at Moose hall, Highth and! pRowNING SOCIETY Union The Writers’ club will meet Tues. day, June 12, at 8 o'clock, in the |lecture room of the Y. W. C. A hold its last meeting of the year |with Mra. C. J. Challar, 2502 524 jave. S$. W., Tuesday, June 12. Under the auspices of the Luth-| Luncheon at 12:30 o'clock eran Women's hague of Seattle a silver tea will be given on Tues) ALPHA AUXILIARY NO, 1 jday, June 12, from 2 until 8) Alpha Auxillary No. 1 to local lock In Norway hall, 2016 Boren| 537 will give a card party Tuosday, ave, and Virginia sts. Among tho! June 12, at 2p. m. in Union Record speakers will be Mrs, B. K. Worth-| ali, 1915 First ave jington, president of the board of/ “ee directors of the Ruth Schort for] seaTTLE PRESBYTERIAL Girls, and Judge J. T, Hoiald. Al” yyy, J, G, Nelson, who has spent musical program will be given un-| over 30 years in missionary work Ger the” direction, of Mrs. A. Blin China under the China Inland bd stegaa | Mission, 22 of them in Lengchow jShenshi, will speak before Seattle |Presbyterial at 10:30 o'clock, ‘Tues- The regular meeting of the Seat-|day, June 12, in the Firat Presby- jfle council of the P..T. A. will be/terlan church. Mrs, C, W. Hart jheld in the «mail auditorium at the/of tho University Presbyterian | Broadway high school, Tuesday,|church will toad the devotional June 12, at 10 a, m. Annual com-|hour, All women are welcome, mittee reports and convention re. aT a POF WHE US, BORED: COMMONWEALTH CLUB fede aac The Commonwealth club will meet ATION OF at Dartnall's cafeteria, Leary build. ing, Monday, June 11, at 6:15 p. m. nization in the City” is| 3 : i re |Mr. W. D. Lane will talk on “Phe | Betoen sehittceauaere? ee Mercer National Defense Act of 1920." ‘Tho meeting of the Seattle Federation of |°°NS Will be open to tho public, jthe W. C. T. U., Tuesday, June 12 OW Hi Owe Jat 2p. m., in the Plymouth Congre art Lite na ve my bs gational church. Miss Coral. tsllia|_1¢, 1 W. of Nelalibora of Wood. will entertain with violin selections, | craft meets with Mrs, R. 8, John. Mrs, Libble Beach Brown, the| #0. 1118 37th st.. for luncheon and president, will be present for the gs Beira Jono 12, Friends first time since her fliness, Se ee aes All women interested are cordiniiy|. 30 oe « ; Ata to aciodd Wie iheating, BUSINESS WOMEN'S CLUR ee ae ee Annual banquet of Seattle Busi: ness and Professional Women's club Tuesday evening, June 12, at 6 o'clock in Masonic club rooms, fifth floor, Arcade building. Revervations at Garfield 3: SEATTLE COUNCIL, P.-T. A, |W. C JAMES A SEXTON, W. R. ©, James A. Sexton, W. R. C hold its regular meeting ‘Tuesday, Jung 12, in Veterans’ hall, Armory, promptly at 1:30 p.m, Thero will be a bazaar and a dinner will be served at 6. m. Members requested to, attend. o. CANADIAN WOME Reception by Woman's club for Mra, C. B, Cooper, founder of the organization, at Wederation ALK WOME! ‘ nis aed ed oon Ga clubhouse, Tuesday, June 12, from 2 IMPROVEMENT CLUB to 4:90 oloe, | | A pienic luncheon and open meet. suere jing Is being arranged by the Alld| suNSHT CHAPTH Women's Improvement club for June} sunset Chapter, American ci b , American College 12 at the home of Mra, F. I. lo. society, will meet with Mra, G. 9, Clereq on Beaoh drive, Rice, 919 Blaine at paday, June aie ‘at 10:40 ofc 4 SUNSET HILL oy tudy sub: IMPROVEMENT CLUB ae JES ‘The regular meeting of the Sun.|SHAWONDASSE C UB set Hill Improvement club will be Mrs. G. W. «Aiken will entertain held Tuesday, June 12, at 8 p, m,,|Shawondasse club at luncheon at t the Webster school, Important] her home, 3967 Alki ave, on ‘Tuen business matters will be discussed,|day, Juno 1, Membors take « 6 Mrs. Myer, formerly Miss Jerretta Blue, whose recent} Fetter is planning an informal luncheon at her home on| NEW OFFICE! | Lila Don The Seattle Browning society will |” | Lady Eagles give third of series| | of card parties for veterans of Cush-| |man hospital in Wing's cafeterta,{ | Tuesday evening, June 12. Mr, B.| Kirsch will direct arrangements. | | . . | | RHODODENDRON CLUB | Rhododyendron club meets with Mrs. F, Braman, 1546 15th ave. N on Tuesday, June 12 eee ADDITIONAL CLUBS BCT a Study club at its the following The Pennsyt ast meeting ¢ *. Sheldon, president, re-elected; Mra. | Nettio E. Winger, vice-president Mrs. Carrie Wiggins, second vice. president; Mrs. Zella Br rding secretary; Mrs. ein, corresponding secre’ noo, treasurer; Mra. Anna BK. Bloom, custodian, | Delegates to the state convention | in Mount Vernon are Mrs. Sheldon! | |! : | | ficers for the coming year: Mrs. H. | i | to the city federation during the! embroidered Crepe of Mu Phi z Rian honor. | $2.95 rae | $3.9 about Frocks ary music sorority will have an im. portant mecting with election of offi- cers Monday evening at 8 o'clock in| the studio of Moritz Rosen in the old | administration building, rear of} Meany hall. Further information| will be given by Mrs. ‘Floyd Oles, | Capitol 2755, | SROD CLUB | The Wisconsin Goldenrod club will | meet Thursday, June 14, with Mrs, | B. A. Tobey, 713 N. 80th. Picnic| luncheon at 12:80 o'clock. Members | requested to attend as business of) importance is to po transacted.| Take Phinney ave. or Green Lake car to N. 80th. SUMMER SERVICE With one season of layette making | over, Wo are again looking around | for some other service to do, Tho} Campfire Girls say, and the guar-| 1 | see | | 1 dians say, and that new Campfire headquarters we hope to build, ete.” So again your wishes are our law. There will be two plans whereby Campfire Girls can help realize our many dreams regarding Seattle and the new headquarters (with a fire. place and plenty of room for all), Briefly they are; 1, Secure magazine subscriptions, 2, Collect newspapers and, maga- zines. All girls who wish to onter the first class may register nt headquar- ters and got a magazine subscription book. Remember this, You are not asked to go to strangers for sub. seriptions, Ask your own family and friends for renewals or new subscrip. tions of any mugazine published, Fill out the blanks as directed and take them with the money to Lohe- qua, They will be sent immediately, Tho percentage will bo credited to you as your gift to Campfire. ‘This is a practical, dignified way to heip Campfire become self-supporting, The second way you all know, If e Campfire Girl started today to collect and save paper, by Septem. ber 1 we would have enough to keep all the trucks in Seattle busy for several days, We'd have several hundred dollars, too, It sounds Worth doing, doesn’t it? Start sav. Ing now and when you and the other girls in your group have gathered your contribution together, call hequa and it will be taken bure of, The Boy Scouts have dono it, There will be interesting xpeakors, o'clock at Second and Pine, [00d music and refreshments, Eyv-| Lunchoon at 1 o'clock. Schools have done it Why not embroidery trim- med linen-finished Dresses : 3 7 organdie trimmed Ging- ham Dresses in ten new styles. 4. 95 Tho very finest of Tissue, Imported $ . and Domestic Ginghams : ; : a score of new models for afternoon and street wear ::: Tissue Ginghams with bodice and cuffs of richly em: $5.95 broidered organdie : ; : new block check Ginghams with rows of ruf- fled organdie on collar, pockets and girdle : : : quaint Colonial models of fine Gingham with large Bertha col- lar of hemstitched organdie and or- gandie sleeves Featured Values In Union Suits Girls’ Boys’ Why not work for Sealth | Campfire? 300 UNION — SUITS, | 200 summer weight. Good quality. Knee length and cap sleeves. Ecru color. Sizes 4 to 12.....49¢ WHITE DIMITY UNION SUITS. Low neck, sleeveselss, drop seat and bloomer knee. Sizes 2 to 12 years.... White Silk Stockings Full-fashioned silk-to-the-top, with silk feet. Seconds of $8 values, but with very slight imperfections, BY t010;..crsiccescits ey eee Sale— Smart Summer Hats Trimmed Smart Hats Sport Hats $3.95 $3 Milan Hemp and ‘Trans Milan Hemp and Felt parent Hats with pretty Sports Hats i rolling brim trimmings of Mowers and — Nd poke shape styles, ‘Trimmed with erushed fruits, Lar In By GrOObINE ‘harida of allie’ and havelty brims. In white, sand and felt bows. In sand and orchid, Formerly $4.95, gray. Practical Suggestions for Graduation : Pink Satin Camisoles Dainty Pink Satin Camisoles with Val. lace trimmings and insertions. Ribbon shoulder straps....... Gouraud’s Oriental Cream DANCE WITH THE ELKS LESCHL PAVILION Every Tuesday Night Warren And in Ten-Vlece Orchestra ONE DOLLAR A COUPLE SECOND AVENUE AND UNIVERSITY STREET Special Price Basement These are only examples of the many unusual values in the Special Price Basement. Some- thing new every day. eiicte=s:| Sale—1,000 New Tub Frocks Many Dainty Styles for All Occasions Gingham and Organdie combinations :f:entirely new and novel collar, sleeve, sash and pocket treatments. Trimmings of novelty wash braids, hemstitching, and pearl buttons; the prettiest of pinks, blues, orchid, tan, yellow, green and brown. All sizes, 34 to 46, NOTE—We are showing almost as many models at this one price as in most entire stocks. Smart enough to wear any place on a Summer day are these Frocks of Imported and Domestic Ratine sport types, simply fashioned ; all the wanted Pastel shades Paisley scarfs, fringed edge trim: mings, metalic girdles, embroidery and pearl buttons distinguish them. Women’s 250 UNION SUITS of Sum- mer weight white knitted cot- ton. Both regulation and bodice tops. Low neck, knee length and sleeveless. Sizes 34 to 44.. ”,.69¢ $1 SRE PTR WE TY a UPA, STATS