The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 4, 1923, Page 10

210 THE DAY. JULY 4 Edited by Lillian Keen LeBallister. Telephone, Main 0600. Assistant-——Frances Oldham Art—Dorothy Fay Gould, Telephone, Capitol 0829, Elaborate Plans Made for Entertainment of Visiting Golfers; Luncheon in Compliment to House Guest Monda I i ft ub afternoor Miss McMillan to Entertain at Luncheon Miss Haze) McM ente 5 < Friday afternc a of M Ww } ' J who, with M Informal Supper and Dancing Mr. and Mrs. L. A. De Cou ‘ aining Plans Luncheon and Tea Mr Fr e wit n M ¢ Ruth Be w en t d " M recently Lat M h guests for t ah Invitations b of Miss Garr Interesting Wedding in The mar of Miss Dorothy | (DATES TO REMEMBER Seattle Society || THUMADAY, JULY & SATUMDAY, JULY 14 COLD § BY BERTHA KB. SHAPLEIGH Of Columbla University salmon IULY 6 forma Mille Mine Hecke r Mise * 1 M . MONDAY, JULY ® M DF * . M tr. and M Mi TURSDAY, JULY 10 THUMADAY, JULY 1 rm f Fra WRIDAY, JULY 18 Mire. Hi ' Mildred Lewis, f ti ALMON ~ EYELET EMBROIDERY ) ~ NATIONAL SOUFFLE BY BERTHA F of Columbian SHAPLAAGH University Goat IRONING BOARD it 1 lent idea to cover te ar ¢ board in « m junt SAVING ICE Do not put het food into the re. igerate it cool first outside, The wonderful, refined, entrancing complexion rendered. brings back the appearance of Results are ine leab-Rachel. Send 10¢ for Trial Size HOPKINS & SON, NewYork, Gburaud's Oriental Cream wage : the bone. Tacoma, and the late Mr, James H, Prow - vasenihllnatdg iam Giiinbe Ss 6 of Sou Devon, Eng. son of M ry o b ? ee oo s pones and kin. Chil 1 was solemn St. Luke . pcan oe the Rt. Rev « W by F ' 4 ¢ ja aervisi ; h_ mayor ie wee z ful t ph aot = No! 1 rm, n t " The E Wedd BEADED CHIFFON Sympho Saen's “Sw | Beaded chiffon frocks, particula aAmo! t and McDowell's “An Old Trysting Place 1 °T Mrs. Low, a bride of last Saturday, was formerly Miss\*”* ys ed Chant or — sia «. Mr. Neal Dempsey, wan| Gladys Nordby, daughter of Mr .. Peter Nordby of Port) tai. ‘They aro desigr a = ge rad A ‘ Orchard. Mr. and Mrs, Low will make their home in| we a a: : eV reac m of FS PAJAMA STYLES of pink s ol t . t 1 ¢ oo - ok FLOWERS, FEATHERS, ORNAMENTS Minneay M P os sm tara Ales BRAIDS, SHAPES, ETC snapdrage Dt {2 Hofius, Mins ’ ’ ° and Mrs. M 1 a and Mise ‘ed in t es . t x M iM \ t t i ux Dienic S O° 2e Daim H 4 | Tat Picnic Supper at Hunt’s Point rnb,» ‘ se CROCHETED ARTICLES Tb ning at the ¢ " M f Mra. H M Donnell G. I 1 son Crocheted and. knitted article B. Nettleton, at Hunt’s Point, 3 c 1M ith N “ I A t A be dried. on fla piel See ie yao aa ursda ° é . tay tot r main M te Pa , : 2 Married in , 1 fe , where PONGEE BLOUSES . The marriage of t ‘mM eye ae ‘ }. tas routs nee jouses be me in Christ ch a gongs ut ap press w read the f r a mm The maid of b R « wned 1 b . die and for flowers ca r A roses weet M 11 _ Seal r " " At Berner and Miss Sar 7 attract ee. Some ° e e andie Miss Ju 2 aE * a con The bride was ¢ : = 3 ered tulle and € r th uh or < : | FALL, SILHOUETTES ire! t There no danger that 1 : 3 bart A 2 yeas te Prcedat $1 brother are’ have a4 many variation ced ate Foll Pa there wa Portland nee Rae Tees In thi r re i home of the ts for relati ; | In this group are in- Mrs. C. M. I Sutton, Mr slide. ae a apnea Mrs.C. M. Keeble, Mrs. B. Sutton LUE PABHIGNADLR cluded Hats for every Mr. and Mrs. Tellefsen left for Oregon on th ) th Po tori obdhcr hires ng old blue for outdoor occasion, for return, v home in Seattl han Leeutbe poeulac tonthe miss and matron. This i f c ; Summer is _ distin- " ; epee n s stin. Orthopedic Tea and Thrift Shops ah eee ARSED oe guished for its versa- | ec peemarin will be i for East Highland I Gaobes ait tility in fetching ideas It dic Shop u H! a ted t an Mr be ony, 4 . 2. John G. Matthews, Mra. A Glass, Mr G Arth H., will leave expressed in Sports H. Jones, Miss Florence, Feek and Mis H mo week end. in Hats. They are all | “The Thrift Shop will be in charge of Mrs. 8, J. Chadwick 1 Mra, Fre | } her awaiting your | fit gaa nit be, te ted Bee Ma D7 apoueat ae wy ale, U <3 Sa | | choice, | i ibe i oat rainy th ra” Sprott ports Hats. r¢)) ’ Cl b ne : Dd. kien, will kas “Wad 195 Pattern Hats Hundreds of Dozens omen s uos ft , p+ in his Regina, Gold Medal, Beth Hohn Ik bine a i ig Flowers, Wreaths, € 1 next 5, all-s » Le orns —a 3S F 1 IAUGHTERS O ONEER 9 return nex g or exclusive als | ..2 : 4 | CLUBS FOR THURSDAY DAUGHTERS OF PIONEER ang aby and other exclusive models, | wide range of exclusive mod- eathers, Ornaments — \ VE BASKET PICNIC o. a left Tuesday f > fine: . re > | ; et ‘ cs Bieearodil chun wie oan Ba in a Rey Aa ae (aga Rie Pteign face the finest produced in the | els in these piquant, modish Clever creations, fea- i Elderbloom club will meet Thurs: | planned a nW Mi Clajton Grawtord, 16 house guest of Mra, R. | millinery art. Former prices | inspirations of artistic taste. | tured in the season's | day, July 5, from 11 2. m. until 4 Se 31 att . e 1 tod t $15.00 to $28.50. Grouped nea vali to $9.7 most desirable effects in | 2 os kK al hire um t Mancheste 7 2 f, our : 3) | trims ¢ i at the K hall, Third ave, and | jg} 1 nae Vie at Mat UNCRUSHABLE RIBBONS in two lots for clearance, at | group ie ot the nyhole wns and on ae | Virginia st as br i; 7 Uncruahable ribbons 1 é nts — anything al See ee 1 i the ne sere and. the | strikes your f; y, at SEATTLE SOCIAL CLUB : geet ; Robert Hodibat ut great improvement over e an Fy ‘ | just Seattle Social club mects at the ne : wh te type umple them in t in F | | ape See tte ace : ve saat. {8 | ky asd tn eed ee ea (Main Floor | (Main. Floor | One-Half Original Price 4ist ave. S rsday.~ dul tior th Mrs. B. « Battale, mooth out immediately after you 360 Tri dH at 2p. m. All astern Stars and | rove 5063: Mi Russell Siang release them. They arc washable Vv srimme ats | 95 180 Banded Hats friends are invited. Take Fauntle-|14¢4: srw HL 4 ea ee i str, aud atwereaaeroeraentds (es Priced at rye x . Priced at 75c roy car to Finley st i ete i | A veritable garden of summery conce is = Sitatet seeveanree: 8 edie 4 fam ha ed to thelr z nceptions in flow ble to eo ste Be hie a» OFFICERS DISTRIBUTED ummier. place ctonp/on thé REED BASKETS ers, fruits, ribbon rainbow effects, Fresh arrivals ed he be na aes TRY: Wat a BR OF i ATE ‘ound, for the remainder of the| Baskets of reed and willow are not | are includdd—not a hat in this entire group hax ‘They have had a tremendouy run ee ey smart. MOOSEHEART LEGION tay weaved “ A old for leas than $3.85—most of them regularly | endous run at The Criterion ihe Wowlen of Mooseheart: Legion annual convention of th umm opaamantal. If coven 1 with dust.| sata gularly this season, selling at from $1.95, to $3.85. Your 3 ¥ ney should be cleaned. frequent! ei ak choice o| o > : leeks will meet at Moore temple, Thur ae Hee ration of Women's clubs | ENTERTAINMENT PLANNED with a stiff brush, A ba et ‘that is| Your choice for tees $1 95 tor so guano 75 day, July 5, at 8 p.m at Mour hon resuited in the | FOR DRUGGIST eased: RG Bad is eae cana ‘ % Cc as pee lection officers trom different Included plan the on-| water, rinsed ahd dried ie te hildren’s Hat, | i ee water, rinked ahd dried without ie ats 75 600 Untrimmed Hats DAUGHTEF ions of the state tertainment ists ing thru | jur C (4 Buckram an Dauistite Bastern Waanineton tel icostaaect to attend the| | Priced at .... Priced at ......., Cc Frames Prices 1 45¢ in the Mt day, |ed by Mrs. B, I, Weatmore of spc ta’ convention, July 24 4 The Criterion concedes first place | Here are all the season’ duly | All members are |kane, president; Mrs. 'T. J. Kilby of \ luhcheon IACHINE O11, to no other in {ts provision for re are all the season's straws, | There will be a rush for these urged to at Spokane, corresponding ” secretary ery r Lake | Machine oil may be washed out of | the tiny tots, girls and very Wrought into the whole range of | frames, because of thelr ene and Mrs. Solon Shedd of Pullman nuxillary to the Se. | material ith mild soap and cold wa young misses, in the matter of | S!#eS and shapes that have found popularity with the home GIRLS’ ¢ 4, W. B. A general federation director attle Druggist association, About | (oo ies ver tile batten tea ee | millinery, Your child can be most | acceptance this Summer with dis. imilliner Ror MN Bes, The Girls’ club of the W, B. A 16 coust's represerstatives jn-| 150 persons will leave Heattle by auto | INF. howe etter to dissolve | pleasingly suited in a new Sum. | — cerning tastes, and formerly « a ae a Ber ava: tte meeting clude Mrs. D. B. Metiravy of Ever. | 0" Jul and 1 stop will be made | I1 benzine or gasoline | mer Hat, regularly sold at from at from $1.95 to $3.85 Iga ure at ; to $145, they are July 5, at 7:80 p. m, in room 4012 ett, first vice preuident ; t Silver Lake for the luncheon pre $1.45 to $1.95, simp shahie % yours during this July Clear: reads. building ie atsthe’ of vorbiAnceld ai if B:| pared by the women, ‘The Seattle VRESH VEGETABLES Weulard“aeat 1 | for. sak 75c¢ a bora sian, 75 ance Sale at, Pyee rae | tee: Mra, P. Ci smith’ of Ta i ontingent will be in charge of a| All vegetables not directly from | peut of the aie Bee Mine ore ela Wie See ocean bar if cians ih Wace c WON. ae Ne eeeeans 45c ADDITIONAL CLUBS recording secretary, and: Ma vin | dinner dance At the Hofel Leopold in| the garden are etter for Wing] ween in mroenummmer wks. | Tt I8)1) 195 UNTRINMED GARDEN jam Jennings of Mount ‘ Bellingham the evening of that day, | freshened by standing a while in cold | ne / } Mee HATS PRICED ‘ toy f Mount Vernon, |” rhe committee in charge includes | water Rabally adopts, however, and green ( 50c Sy | NATIVE DAUGHTERS ond trustee erik A Kany, Mra thd Wal : a he or red figures on a: more neutral . A a fea that X @ OF WASHINGTON Central Washington is represent visa mak pad evap at et abt , i ground iy not at all sual ‘or wear along the beach, about Mie Native, Daughters of Waaheled hy Mim. Frank Reever ee wen AER We W. Warren, ‘Mes, Walter| | CIMLDREN'S LARS Foillord. aw favorite wmatertal for the Iawn nnd garden, thena large williemiese Friday evening, |atchoe) seoond vice president; sre, | mt, Mt ert Schweltzer, Mi or childron there aro very | tho flounced and. pleated xtyles (hat lght-ofoweight regione some 5 at the home of Mrs. J. Car. |David Murray of Milensbutg, audi Mt nay ean Mr HC : F, Stone a Armin hats In mushioom shape, | women are favoring this saab what picturesque, hut endowed .' e teks W, All |tor, and Mrs, Frank Sharkey of | weeart, ee te on Holan Kk of gh traw bound with « bright | Pleated ruffles edge. sk with subtle becomingness, afford $s largest Members invited to attend, Yakima, treasurer, AY MA Ut irlen and Mrs, jcolor and decorated with quaint/and necklinex and ca the maximum of comfort for 50¢ Second at | 4 ‘ . irds and flowers made of raffia.! waist to hem in graceful drapes. P ‘ ‘ , — a naa pensar ntonetennrprnem terres tor eter ere ata hiarinariii einai diilindil any tan ee tei en eget PE RE REO RADON becceotoases one