The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 19, 1923, Page 10

PAGE 1 rHE Seattle Society Edited by Lillian Keen LeBallist Telephone, Main 0600 Assistant—Frances Oldham Music—-Louise Raymond. Art—Dorothy Fay Gould elephone, Miss Butler Married at Large Affair Planned Capito) 0829. Morning Ceremony; for Friday iT. ANNE CH early Miss Ma Decame the Frederick Hu Masse r Hghted by my the ceremony, re The bride, coming of ivory gec With high roun the regulation from the Ita @ainty arms were f The three brid Blake and Mis Shades, with fotc Douquets of Kinkaid, dau Were cunnin eabochons the bride Diack hat Lieut. C rett, of Pc Ruth Towr Gounod's A we On th dark blu Mies of t Mr. and M be at home in Seattle Mrs. Brown Plans Bridge Luncheon Mrs, Orin W arc i n c ° at her home Friday afternoc lace Mrs. Brown will be Margaret Henry, Miss © the afternoon Miss Margar Assistants Named for Tea F Mrs. Walter V iner Reed will t ee giving Friday noon at her home in honoi 3 by Mrs. H. B. Hurley, Mrs, Howard Joslyn, Mr Mrs. Arthur De Voc Mrs, Edmund Bowden William Bow nd the 3 Julia Ripley Mrs. Glen Hostess « on Friday Mrs. Irving M. Glen b ge of five table: for Friday afternoon p 22. Additt rests tea hour. Miss Merrill to Entertain ) Miss Virginia Nl) entertain at din edi n at her home, honoring Miss De se 1 a, an ance, Mr. Charles W. Prow of Heathfie 2 Lamcheon Will Welcome haa shiters In compliment to her daughters, Mins Ja and Miss Claire Shea ‘Who are returning from Coronado on Friday 4 ahan © entertain thirty members of the younger set at lun Saturday after hoon at the Seattle Tennis club. George Leonard and preside over the tea table, assisted by Mra . ore Blackwell, Polly Van Patten and Miss Lea Plans Bridge Luncheon ‘To honor Miss ma White, a bride-elect, and Mrs. Harold Smith] MKatherine Biggs), who, with Mr. Smith, has returned from China to make} ,, ) their home here, Miss Margaret Lea will entertain with a bridge luncheon | | at the Seattic Tennis club on Friday afternoon. Covers will be placed for Pixteen close friends of the honor guests. bf Entertain at Supper Dance = Mr. and Mrs. Henry Broderick were hosts at a small “their home on Saturday s, complimenting Miss Mo Feturned Sunday to her home in Spokane, after spending a year at the University of Washington. Sieh ne Olympia Girl to Wed Army Man | Mr, and Mrs. Frank C. Owings, of Olympia, announce the engagement of their daughter, Mary Melissa, to Lieut. Michael Gibson Smith, 10th Field ertiliery, U.S. A. ‘Miss Owings is a former student at the Univer Ophe is widely known. Lieutenant Smith is a gradu ‘stationed at Camp Lewis. J No date has been set for the wedding. per dance at} Graham, wt where Announce Son’s Marriage i in East ‘Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wendler, of Seattle, announce the marr on, Mr. Robert Stone Shuler, of New York, to Miss Dorothy Rogers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Rogers, of New York, on Saturday June 16. Mr. and Mrs. Shuler are spending their honeymoon at Atlantic City. On ‘heir return they will make their home in New York. Mr. Shuler is assistant manager for Beniek & Co. : ‘Dinner for Bridal Party ‘Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Anderson will entertain with an informal dinner at their home next Saturday evening in compliment to the members of the bridal party of their daughter, Miss Mary Anderson, and Mr. Walter ‘Ainsworth, and the out-of-town guests. . Miscellaneous Shower Honors Sister In compliment to her sister, Miss Alice Tamber, who has just returned from Bridgeport, Wash., where has been teaching, and who will be a | September bride, Miss Murlel Tamber entertained with a miscellancous| | shower and dinner at her home on Friday evening. Covers were placed | ) for twenty-three, and bridge was the later amusement. Orthopedic Tea and Thrift Shops © Mrs. John Fritch Reed will be hostess for Westminster guild at the| Orthopedic Tea Shop Wednesda: sted by Mrs. George W. Shields, Mrs John P. Hartman, Mrs. Geor; W. English, Mrs. James Thompson, Mrs. George Bearsworth, Mrs. S. F. Hayden, Mrs, Robert A. White, Mra. M. 8 Wooster, Mrs. W. T. Hovey and Miss Josephine Shields ‘Mrs. W. W. Reed and Mrs, G. Alston Hole will be in charge at the Thrift} Shop in the morning, representing Queen Anne guild; in the afternoon Mrs. J. W. Albright and Mrs. A. B, Comfort will be in charge for Madrona} age of thelr @omen’s Clubs CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY WEST SEATTLE ae COMMUNITY CLUB = WOMAN'S CENTURY 1B Women of the West Seattle Com. | The drama departm of the/munity club will serve tea to mem-| » Woman's Century club will have ajhers and friends from 3 until 5 picnic at the home of Mrs. C. C.|o'clock Wednesday afternoon, Jun Phillips, at Beaux Arts, Wednesday, | 20, at ihe clubhouse, 1904 42nd a Bune 20. Boat leaves Leschi park|S. W. Among those who will re at 10:30 a. m. e are Mrs. A. L, Warner, Miss Cd wilson, Mrs, Max Kuner, Mr WALLINGFORD CIRCLE George Ryan, Mrs. J, F. Blaine, > Wallingford circle of the First|Mrs. Dana Brown, Mrs, Alfred Presbyterian church will meet at the} Ware, Mrs, A.J. Stretch, Mra. J.) | home of Mrs. T. Merrill, 102 1, 46th|C. Carpenter, Mrs, J. C. Harri | gt., Wednesday, June 20, at 2 p. m.|Mrs. H. Plerce Saunders, Mrs. Mar-| bazaar work. From % untiljion Edwards, Mrs, Harry MacBeth, 420 an informal receptioi: will be|Mrs. Jules Charbneau, Mrs, Walter | held in compliment to Mrs. H. A. , honorary member, who is a in the city, and is leaving that | IONIA SOCIAL CLUB | evening for the Hast. Visitors wel-| Ionia Social club will meet in the| come, card room of Masonic Temple, ae he Pine and Harvard ave, GENERAL LAWTON CIRCLE day, June 20, at 2 p. m. 4 General Lawton Circle, Ladies of | stars and friends welcome, j the G. A. R., will serve a luncheon aoe at the home of Mrs, Ella Merritt,| Lany mAGLES 911 Coryell Court, Wednesday, Juno} ‘The Lady Kagles have a regular | , from 11 to 4. Comrades and | moot) Jodneuday, 20, at A meeting Wednesday, June 2 | friends invited. Tako car No. 9 to} o'clock, in M. Ti. B.A, hall | Thomas st. Ms i Davis and Mry, T, Hatfield Kast | Wednes Eastern | ene AUXILIARY TO | HELYERS' CLUB BIKUR CHOLUM |. Tho Helpers’ olub of Aloha chap-| ‘The Ladies’ auxiliary to Congroga a No, 116, O. H. 8. will meet ati tion Bikur Cholum will entertain homo of Mrs, Bertha Wober,| members at luncheon at the Y. M, “Midyalo avo, Wednesday, ane H A. clubrooms, Wednesday, June yt Bg ee = 20, wt 4 o'clock, 176 avoid dosttd idhs)alayailook for the signature of ae TMC MRS 5 . HERBERT BAIRD MSG es ee se" ah Mrs. Baird (EF Wimer), daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Wimer, of Yakima, with Mr. Baird motored here last week on their wedding trip. AQUILA LODGE |ROBERT MORRIS z Aquila Lodge No, 35, D. H. P, A,| SOCIAL CLUB will meet in regular session on! ‘phe Robert Morris & meet with Mra, H 47th ave. §., on Eastern Stars 1 inl club will y evening, ° 20, . at 1915 Firs Init and refreshments. to attend, ADDITIONAL CLUBS LONESOME CLUB me club will meet ing at § o'clock at the and hotel, Dancing and 1a program by the mem arranged. Frie and all deleg friends are urged to be 4 Moet at the band stand at 12 o'clock sharp. AMARANTH SOCIAL CLUB Amaranth Social clut meet wit rm. 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It ta to de her-oton piano, and her ttle dream heart will leap with joy and swell with girlhood love, Her Ultle dream hands wilt play over‘and over the ivory keys, and how soft and sweet the dream music sounds childhood dreants of the beau- tiful in fe are the tender b which can be made to blossom into life, beauty and foy—oh, may her dream come true! Just put on your hat, papa, and your bonnet, mamma, and come see the pift piano that awaits—with loving care its tone was made so sweet to make dreams all come true and so easy to realize, Daddy's little dream girt shall then have musio wher ever she goes, when she learns while the heart beats young Together we adults who love music can make matters all so easy, and we shall be at the open door to greet you—vou with the great mugic heart, with the Wife of a little girt entrusted to your care in the cold, cold world. Dandy used pianos for $150 better ones a little more, Kaay little terms. 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