The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 22, 1923, Page 18

PAGE 18 FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1923 | Seattle Society Edited by Li Main 0600, n Keen LeBallister . Assistant-—Frances Oldham, Art—Dorothy Fay Gould. Telephone, Capitol 0829. ad Miss Mildred Lewis and Chester Latimer Betrothed; Miss Ruth Greenleaf Is Bride 1 Mra, Norval R. AND MRS : ter, Mildred, to BOK. Latimer The wedding will take t B, R. LEW! 2 Mr, Chester M t " oS bd 3 Home Wedding Is Charming © Marriage of Mi uth € eat, dau Wucker Greenleaf, t , 1 Cowley, was solemniz! Mlth the Rev, Edward BN o'clock, in the pr The ceremony was Bhowered with white ble Of the same Mowers paskets ar 1 c bows room 5 Miving a bride-like settin 1 « Dorethea Hopper played the wectding ore t reme Mrs, Dal Steel Ro Pyeng “Bridal Dawn” and, imme anksgiving ‘The bride, who entered on the er mother’s wedding ¢ Duchesse anid rose At the shoulders with bellished with the ore P ovely shower were carr =) Mrs. Charies Vernon p Gaintlly attired in Luce ie 88 Was a cor bouquet of Colw @ maid of hon iu de sole, the skirt ress was the sam oly Smith ence of Mlatty under a canopy peonles and quantitic arming in h touche which belonged to he and was caught ng court train wa wotte of the flowers t peas and Ophelia rosea in a potr etrloom It was heay ear matron of honor, was of lace. Her carried an rowley), th with trimming ns and ermeton pink ht, and her a gown of wa and str flowers 5 lia roses. Auburp, and Miss Elizabeth organdie in attractive design. On ed flowers and thelr flowers were ue The little flower nk organdie and William Marion y carried baskets of Cecil Brunner ace flowers Arm bouquets of © Was in a cunning =) Rowley 111. wore a whit Tfoses and lities of the va ie Mrs. Greenleaf was costumed ir Pink and blue beads and 2 if, William Marion Crow on Greenleaf and ™ chiffon, embroidered und the ushers were Mr at, Jr Assisting In receiving Italian garden was was best man Joseph Tucker Green’ Afterwards there was a reception A supper Mrs. R. M. Kinnear and Mrs. George Virtue, A aitractive decoration for the table, where Mrs. C. A. Petlow and Mrs W: Downie dispensed hospitalities, assisted by a group of the bride's Sha Fhi sorority sisters, with Miss Lue Ella Hart in charge of the ining room Mr. and Mrs. aides Cowley left on a wedding trip, the bride traveling in an a. Poiret twill three-piece tailleur, @ hat in corre shade, Fitch fur and corsuge of orchids and lilies of the valley.| Rer August 1 they wiil be at home at 3 17th ave. Hawley Hosts Mrs. J. Le mith, of San Franéisco, who are] Mr. and Mra. H. F. Ostrander for a few) will efitertain with an informal dinner! N Ur. and Mrs "To honor Mr. and Imy this evening to Mr, and Mrs. A the Sunset club on § visit ° | | rs. Stacy Laincheon Hostess | Tn honor of Mrs. Be Mrs 1 Stacy wag luncheon is this afternoon at m Tacoma who came for the affair incl A. Perkins, Mam Grant Hellar anc ain & Grosseuy Host at Informal Dinner UMr, Frederick Stimson was host at an informal dinner Wednesday even- at the Seattle Tennis club, entertaining ten guests. ic Supper Will Honor Miss Myers SHonoring Miss Margaret Myers, a bride-to-be of this month, the alumnao pter of Alpha Xi Delta will entertain with a picnic supper on Tuesday, 26, at the home of Miss Adtlaide Fisher = Tea Will Honor Niece Deo Miss Eaith Young ts iswaing card day afternoon, June 25, from 4 ur O nieces, Miss Josephine Sunset ompliment to her Morrison. the fn Slizabeth | | of her marriage and Mrs mry Cobb, of Seattle: _Rey. Robert oden read the service at farvard Milita of which Mr followed b: g breakfast a )Mr. and Mrs. Cobb a up the cc | all Bridge Tea pMrs. HN. & et Noon at her the chapel of the ‘The cerem high noo Cobb ts ny motorin inp en Pe } was host elhur home Li Po Entertain Bridge Luncheon Club lelland will be ho: @ members of her bridge apartment in Hamilton | mcheon and Shower Honoring Miss H ~ marriage takes Marguerite Brown entertained with home On Lake Washington this week “Mildred Butler assisted. Paste ervice at Orthopedic Shops The L. O. E. club will direct the ser at the Ortho: turday, with Mrs. H. F. Roesch actin Hodgdon, Mrs. W. f ley, Mra, Georg: | R.G. Young, Mrs. B. C. Abrity, Mrs. C. d Mrs. W. H. Barr. Frink Park guild will be in cha at the Thrift James Hamilton, Mrs. E. G. Waldron, Mrs. S jeulah Rovig. len Calohan, whose place this month, luncheon and shower Miss Kathlyn Backts and Miss ice Tea Shop on Ms Shop, represented by| A. Carman and Miss @omen's Clubs CLUBS FOR SATURDAY ATIC RECITAL “The Snowden Dramatic school will resent its students in a dramatic re- | § Saturday evening, Jung@33, at| fornia For O'clock in the Y. W. C. X. audi-| spre, J. D, Terr jum. Following is the program: | Z | mercnermér’ =} Sais | CHAPTER ys | } ohn Powelt | CHAI | ¢ Banjo Picker” | P. BE. O. | Omi the American Sulte “At the Fair")| Chapter A, Miss Maybelle Darud jannuai b piénie’ atthe Mrs, R. H. Denn ; Eat homas}on Saturday, June WAre You Going to Dan " : ‘ Jennings and it hi iting for 1: Mine’ 40th st., t | L ¥..Nadine Bartour, Bernita Warnock | beer Gait Dorothy Martines| } ean the Buect Lone Ano” MINNEWATHA CLUB WBarbara and the New Minister’ | The Minnewatha club will have al Maen ists: |new moon dance Saturday evening, | Mes was 1" : matirdey: eveniic: George Thomas June 23, at Leschi pavilion. Dane.| *Piaint of the Little Bisque Doll”— ing from 9 until 12. Special music. | “Interpreter. , Dorothy Schechert a ae | | Little Bisque Voll. *Bleepy Ese | Pennsylvania field day with-a pie-| awatha playfield Saturday, at 2 p. Take West} Lander st. and Cali nie at E June m. attle car to | ave. reservations call Beacon 2441. | . P. E. O., will hold its home Lock Kelden, Automobiles guests E. “When Grandma -Margle Schechert ADDITIONAL CLUBS | QUEEN ANNI TO RUTH §& 1OOL The next meeting of the Queen | Anne auxiliary to the Ruth school will be held jn Woodland park on Wednesday, June 27, at 2 p. m. Pic: nic supper 6 p.m. Members aro asked to bring their husbands. If} the weather js rainy, the meeting | will be held with Mrs. McKay, 4909 Whitman ave. arie Larsen AUXILIARY King’s Temple Luetie 1. prensor” ‘othy Behec pikin and Mintkin’ Kreymbourg D Georgia Milos ard Virgina Blerer PEwo Little Sunvonnets”.. Donnet! Gertrude Melntoeh nd bee? H) *TAttie Kia Hin” ae Kathryn Kennedy | f ot Yandn"......, Johnson | bE ah Juliette Peterson Behors—B-fiat minor... Mine Mayboli Chopin | rid Ellin Kingsley| WEST SE, | (w. CT. U The W, CT. U. will} hold its regular meetingat the home | of its president, Mrsx. H. L. James, | uinut avi. 8 W., on Wed June 27, ut 2 p,m, This ts an jmportant meeting and members are urged to attend. Visitors wel- come, igan and families will join with § alumni in celebrating Michigan. Mre.| , [65th and First 4 EB. at her| it | Liebestraume No. |dance on | elation), | Harry Krinke's studio, In The Mo. | CHAPTER BB, P. 1, The small son of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Holland.--Portrait| by James & Merrihew, | Music Miss Weeks Will Present Piano Pupils Miss Marjorie Loulse Weeks will following ‘Personal ‘ge Allen of San] vinit Mr. and Mrs, Ge Francisco arrived t« }in town and are guests at the Hotel ay for a | Washingtor | | present the program by members of her pi ann in the loft Wed John Me- y & week Mra newly Loan for Spokane t Music building at the Univernity of Washing » Sat afternoon, June t 3:30 o'ek Mra. W inter w return by Leghorn’s Boasert ore «Martin | Hear Dates Rngiem Boasert al me rothy . Bone ‘ Helen Virginia Sellen Lion du Bal Gertrude Carteon Tdp Beoteh t as sis Miss Sidney Washburn of Minne-| Gutet| apolis, who has been spending a few | days with Miss Virginia Merrill, will | tt| leave this evening for Tacoma to be| the ame guest of Mins Dorothy | Dempsey until the Dempacy- Prowse wedding Mary Virginia Good “Hunting Bons Rose Arbor Wilma Whit in the Meadow Dorothy Ho Lh dopa BU Coronado Mrs, Macklin's y Willlam ¢ Barowsk! Reeth rison to spen Brown aky-Korsakor ith, on their ¥ ¢ Miller Mutol: to their new station at Annapolia, Streabbog | where Liout. Macklin has shor ard . Paderews lean “Romance sans par Mise Dora Be Sharp Minor see Complimentary Piano Recital Th pupils of nv Pretude tn é Hachmanlnoft c t week from a t nd Canyon. | { San Fran Burtt of Twin alls, Idaho, arrived Tuesday to be the house guests for a fortnight of | Mra A. J. Tenn: | rs? jh | Mr. Charles Woolsey with his | mother, Mra. H. B. Woolsey and aix- jter, Mra. Frances Johnstone and family are leating Sunday by motor for Hayden Lake. Mr. Woolsey will return in about a week, but the others will remain for the summer eee and intermediate Stapp will give a no recital ‘riday at 8:15 o'clock, in FE. church, North The program fol a, Op. 178, No. 3 : rite Lenore Wolfe i TAR Davies TT Tachalkowrky Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Greoning and Mr. and Mra. Robert Graham left Thursday by motor for Portland to} remain over the week end. cues and Mra. B. P. removed from N. to their home ave. N. Lasson : MacDowell! Ntrs, T, N. Stoppenback. of Port- land Is the house guest of her broth- Dorothy Wolfe Muse Box Jester” . Faith Palmer ream” Mr Spinning Top” Elizabeth Wii t Bounds Gladys Beers von Andersen 1 Belmont ave, at 219 Summit Crencendo “Witches’ Dance Florence Ei Bibeliue Rachmaninoff ‘Romance’ : Pretude © Sharp Mir Charles Gray it Amour Marin Concerto in F Sh Moderato ma ed Liat |N: Richmond at thelr home Liszt | relhurst for a fow weeks. Terling ba tee | Oo aiat. Hiller) Mr. and Mrs. Brook W. Tomlinson | (Elizabeth Kellogg) of Vancouver, B, C., are ng congratulations up- on the birth of a daughter on June in_Lau- “Cantique a > recel Richards necond piano | Mr Hawley ts expected | home tonight from the University of Pennsylvania edion a St, Martin's Mothers’ club and the LAM \isoniedtiihactainasnnn to spend the summer with hia parents, young people of St. John's parish | "pend the wu will enteftain with a card party and|M* and Mra. A. 1. Hawley. Friday evening, June 22 Urgihart John's 70th at.| eee ; \f Mary Sobel and, Miss Hopt left today to spend the week-end in Vancouver, B. C. CLUB | Ak Sed he Lonesome club will meet in Robert Tt the parlors of the Rainier-Grand) town Monday hotel, Friday evening, June at! rox und dancing. From | leave for their home the club. . lonely people wel! come. There will be a lawn party Sunday afternoon at Mrs. and Mrs. Robert Leithead for several 5139 Morgan st. (Rainier valley car).| weeks. Members of the club and “7 friends are cordially Invited to at-| Miss Elloise Virtue has returned tend. from a year of study at Columbia university, WISCONSIN wai tnd GOLDENROD CLUB Mr. and Mrs. H. Bocking The Wisconsin Gold ing Sunday for New York, te meet Wednesday, June 27, the Aquitania July % for jon Mix, at Colby Beach where they will visit Mr at Pler 3, at 9 a. m, mother, Mrs. ut 12:30 o'clock. Will also visit points of interest Pe Y France und will return to POETRY CLUB about September 1, The Seattle Poetry club (Seattle Vt Chapter of American. Literary asso: wih moet Wednesday eve. June 27, at 8 o'clock, in Mr, MOTHE UB schoo! Mrs, Frank ts, Mra, with her in St Take LONESOME Mr Wox July 2, ten days, will arrive in to Join Mrs en they will in Los Angeles ‘ards 5 pre Strangers and ram by Mrs. Newton Iaithead of Pasadena will arrive this week to visit Mr, leav. il on England, Brocking's George Bocking. 1 ‘od club will with Mra. Take boat 30x luneh in Seattle COUNCIL OF MINUTE: WOMEN he last meeting of the year of the Seattle council of Minute Wom: en will bo held Thur June 28, at 2 p.m, at the American Legion jrooms, in tho New Aretle hotel, ning Kel oO, B. O, will moet nday, June 25, at 2 p.m, with ©, Bayless, 6327 17th ave, Convention reports will bo Chapter BB, F M Mrs. V CALBIDH CLUB The Caleidh club will give its an- nual plonio Tuesday, June 26, at the home of Mrs, ¥, §, Sylvester, “Morn. MEDIUM DROWN HAIR looks beat of |CHff" on Bainbridge taland, Take all after a Golden Glint Shampoo,—-Advt, | boat at 9:30 a, m, from Pler 3, heard. -:- Chatter of the . Shops ciciise By |¢r-in-law Aid sister, Mr. and Mra. H.]° HAVE YOUR NAME PRI? On your personal stationery. You can get 100 envelope 290 wheets of fine crash $1 at the This i & regular $3 value 1en printed paper and 119 Marion » for Fellance Mape Va eset) YOUR CARPETS WILL BE GRATEFUL if H r them and beats them as It «weeps, art at, Elliott 3324 ou use a vacuum cleaner on them. Ti we air they er Headquarters, 217 Stew "oa Waar: MAKE YOUR LUNCHEON DIFFERE ment lunch, fix it for attractive forms, Have or, if it is an engage THE CATEREM, will having your ice cream molded in dainty, lady holding her little umbrell haye a Cupid design. STC you. Kast 02 1714 Broadway YOU HAVE ALWAYS WANTED TO PAINT Haven't you? Perhaps yo 1 talent. Now is your chance to find out. In Winifred studio, 6149 Arcade bidg can take lessons In oll paintings or in water colors Soa 6 1 have Dud Seattle iy golng to be the scene of a competitive ex of photography from the five Northwest states, British Colum Be sure and watch for it ree te | A RAINBOW HAS MELTED And broken=into a thousand pleces, the iridescent glass of the sherbet with thelr sy which are Coast China company’s rtore at 903 Third Very shortly hibli bia ond Alaska. but net you ean find it again in and the feed tea glasses displayed at Marion. ons ulno wtraws, the ave,, near with the “Ind Tree design attention Dinner we’ unique an are arousing YOU KNOW HOW HARD IT IS your little & pleture. The in the Eitel pose naturally for iny Tot & Merrihew studio, has a powerful lighting arrar ment You can have a half dozen pictures finished girl te the Jame To « or new bidg catch attractive poses room EVERY BEAD IS A GEM In the necklaces of Rodenite, the new gem mined in the en and made up exclusively In the GOLD SHOP, 1426 First ive. near Pike can get this lovely rose stone set in rings, pins and cuff links, wtone A PHONOGRAPH FOR THE CAMPER Is almost indispenmable. kind from $3 to You can buy elther the disc or cylinder 25 at the Phonograph Supply Store, 1816 Westlake WITH THIN, SLEEVELESS FROCKS It'a a pity to be embarrassed by moles and superfluous halr. Go to STHER BAUM and have them permanently removed. Sho is a dermatologist of experience. 1109 American Bank bldg. Main 7304, ® years’ Pinay ae of unexpected weather, buy shower-proof foulards MAKE YOURSELF A VOILE DRESS The 1317 Third, will annoying delays, Singer Store nemstitch tt for you withoyt any IT’S THE HOT WEATHER That takes out your marcel, but you needn't worry, Just call the FLORENCE-GRACE SHOP, Main 2905, 614 Haight bidg., and they will put it fm again for 75 cents, or they will give you a water waye eee MAKE YOUR SUMMER SEWING A PLEASURE By having the Singer Shop people overhaul your sewing machine. If you haven't a machine and want to rent one call Main 1026. 1524 First ave. ee A FINISHING TOUCH FOR THAT LINEN DRESS buttons, You can get unusual painted buttons and pearl buttons quo xhapes in all sizes to use on your summer frocks at E. HAMEK’S, at 1512 Fifth ave., near Pine JUNE FOR HOPE CHESTS June {s the Hope Chest month, There are #0 many lovely things to fold away in one now, Hand-embrolidered lingerie, exquisite lin- en for the table, fragile china, gleaming silver, soft towels, dainty frocks, gloves, stockings, scarfa—everything. Why, all chests contain treasure, don't they? THE CORRIDOR OF COURTESY AND SERVICE Is upstairs in the McDermott building. Here smart summer frock and a hat to go with it. marcel to go under the new hat and an excellent manicure to match the marcel, You can buy favors and place cards for your next luncheon and have your announcements engraved. Then if you are hungry you can have afternoon tea in an orange and blue tea room And in addition to the you can select a You can have a reasonable prices you get careful, courteous ty shops, McDermott bldg. Fourth and HERE’S A “NEVER-BREAK” WARDRJBE TRUNK I found it at the Boston Trunk & Bag Co,, 1105 Third ave., and had them reduce it for you to $42.50, being a regular $75 value. It has a S-ply construction, ts Insured for 5 years, has a double steel lock- ing bar, spring shoe box, a dust-proof curtain, laundry bag and nickeled drav Don't fail to see this trunk, They'll be glad to explain it to CAG SO IF YOU WANT ABSOLUTE RELIEF From a painful arch, see the Shoe Specialists ut 215 Seneca. You'll feel better before you leave the store, ee A CHARMING AND THOUGHTFUL GIFT For a*young friend is a tiny sterling sliver rosary, which comes in a little silver case made to dangle from the finger. They're so reasonable, too, at the Kaufer company's new store at 1607 Fourth ave, near Pine, eee Imported embossed cards, which can be slipped into a Bible or a prayer book, make nico little remembrances, HE ALMOST A HALF MILLION DOLLARS Invested In a Seattle plant. Almost a quarter of a million In a yearly payroll, which is spent right in Seattle. In the Seattle Sup- ply Laundry, 1265 Republican st. near Eastlake, practically all their stock and supplies are purchased right here in Seattle. They invite you to come out and visit their modern laundry, Mr. Chris- tensen, the superintendent, will give you his personal attention, INCE HEMSTITCHING IS BEING USED So extensively don't forget that the Elite Shop does tt for 8 cents a yard, 414 Bitel bldg. oe . ELECT THE PAPER FOR YOUR NEW HOME At your leisure, It's dangerous to hurry with wall paper. Seated in a comfortable reed chair, you can pick out a wall paper which will be e@my to live with at the Uh! Brothers’ store, 609-11 Union. And while you are there, get a can of “Nu Stove,” the wonder enamel, which will keep your stove as bright and shining as the day you bought It. s+ 6 WHEN YOUR LIGHT SUMMER HAT Gets spotted or dirty, take it to the Model People's Bank bldg, ‘They'll clean tt. Millinery Shop, 527 Fabric makers aro naming thelr newost crepes for famous slaves, Pacific which enables them to.) You | you | | | | | | | THE BRIDE’S TROUSSEAU Has always been the | ita lovely belongings, thir | What bride 4 not enjoy their ¢ | precious collection? Here's her hats, a sport felt, a big picture hat, a shining dinner hat, a demure little thing for church | And here's her dresses, linen and gingham and voile, taffeta, satin and crepes There (a her lingerie, silken or linen, and there's her big woolly coat, her sophisticated cape, her gloves and shoes to match And oh, look at her linen and silPer! Happy bride! May the sun shine on her wedding day! wonder and the envy of her girl friends, wlth as yossamer and soft as rose petals. zclamations a8 she shows them her | 62-8 | GIFTS THAT PLEASE AND LAST At moderate prices, just fill LOWMAN & HANFORD'S new up. town store (on Third between Pik Pine). For the bride there are beautifully bound and finished dower books in which she can enter her wedding gifts and their senders. There are book ends of wood, of composition or of brass. There are oddly glazed pieces of pottery and vases of clear gins. There are tall, graceful candle. sticks and woven baskets, There are gifts which would grace any new home. ** * HOUSECLEANING WILL BE A JOY If you have your sweeper overhauled at HART- WIG'S, 1333 Fourth ave, between Union and Uni- versity. ever Me When Benjamif Franklin experimented with light- ning and his kite he little thought that electricity would provide power and fuel for nations 250 years after hig discovers ISN’T IT A SATISFACTION To put on @ pair of stockings and know run? You'll find “Nall-File Test Bootery, Second ave. entrance Arc that they won't will stand the strain. de bidg. start a Arcade Cet ee) WHEN THE CLASP OF YOUR WRIST WATCH Breaks, take !t to W. B. Clifton, the Jeweler. He'll fix it in a hurry. Remember, he is at 108 Pike, near the markets, now. oe 6 Paris has sanctioned the use of biack alpaca in one-piece street frocks. 8 FOR YOUR DEPARTING FRIEND Who ‘s going home or on a vacation nothing could be more thoughtful as a gift than a big box of Canterbury Chocolates. Buy them at any of the good storaa. e288 YOUR BREAKFAST ROOM FURNITURE Will be #0 much more interesting in your “own eyes if you paint it yourself. You can get any number of interesting stencils at Bass Hueter’s, 417 Union st., which you can use on the furniture, the curtains and the scarfs and covers. i) Use a pair of Czecho-Slovakian mantelpiece. iridescent candlesticks on your ATTRACTIVE SPORT HATS Of silk and straw combinations can be found at the Model Millinery Shop, 527 People’s Bank bidg., for $3.50, FOR YOUR STREET COSTUME You simply must have a neck-plece or a little fur choker of some sort. The Model Millinery will make you most attractive ones from your scraps of fur. 527 People’s Bank bldg. 6 . CHICKEN A LA MARIN Ix what Wing's Cafeteria should call their 25-cent roast chicken special. At 1409 First ave. you can eat your chicken while you en- Joy an unintorrupted view of the Sound, cee IF YOU WANT TO BE POPULAR And much in demand on the summer picnics and camping trips, take 20 lessons in jazz at the Brin School of Popular Music. With their wonderful system you can soon learn to play any of the latest song hits. 806 Pine. THOUGH IT’S WARM NOW It won't stay this way long. Why not buy your furs now and get summer rates on them? SIMMONS, THE FURRIER, at 624 Pike st., has some lovely pieces. He will clean and repair your old furs and re-line them, too, Ciera ent You‘can get a rubberized Deauville handkerchief to wear on your head in place of a bathing cap or you can get a tiny one to wear on your wrist with your rubber bracelets. eee THE VERY LATEST STYLE In linen, voile and ratine sport dresses can be found in the Holly- wood Shop, 221, upstairs in the McDermott bldg. eo ee AT THE CHARMING WIRTHMORE SHOP You can seli that garment of yours which disappointed you by ‘its fit or by its color and buy another one of « more attractive style without stepping outside the shop. 501 People's Bank bldg, YOU STILL HAVE A CHANCE, BOYS To go to camp and earn money at the same time. The Y. M.C. Ai has some vacancies at camp, which they will tell you about if you call at Fourth and Marion or telephone Main 5208. For there are fish in the streams, and calm bine lakes, and tall dark pines and towering mountains waiting for you away from the heat and noise of the city. WHY, OF COURSE You go to the CAMP LEWIS WIRELESS headquarters for tents for camping trips, for awnings for your windows, for clothes te hike in, for camp furniture and cooking sets—76 University st., on the bridge. THIS IS FOOT COMFORT WEEK But you can have a whole jifetime of comfort for your feet if you call at Lindgren’s, 1307 Fourth ave, Thru Dr, Scholl's Foot Com. fort week, June 16 to 2%, the services of their experts are free. ORR Mako your bathing suit tx cotton prints or from a woolen jersey and be sure and not 94 the eannmnene (Advertisement)