The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 6, 1923, Page 14

THE SEATTLE STAR p= Seattle Society Edited by Lillian Keen LeBallister, Telephone, Main 0600. Assistant—F Frances Oldham, Art—Dorothy Fay Gould. Telephone, Capitol 0829, Miss Francel Hill Married in Honolulu; Mr. and Mrs. Bolcom Plan Dinners During| Tournament ) R. AND MRS. HOWARD HAZELTINE HILL, of Port Townsend, Announce the marriage of thelr daughter, Francel Elizabeth, to Mr,| Francis Ward Walker on Tuesday, June 19, fn Honolulu, Hawatt | ‘The ceremony was performed at the he of Cupt. Harry U. B.C. G. &., and Mrs. Hamlet Mra, Walker attended the of W member of Gamma Phi Beta soror Mr. Wa Point. He was stationed at Fort Worden until re his commission to enter business in Honolulu make their home Dinner Hosts at Golf Club Mr. and Mrs. William Bolcom will ent twelve guests | very evening next week at the Seattle Golf club, during the tournament] Of the Pacific Northwest Golf association | Mrs. Campbell Plans Mrs. John Campbell has arrar the first to be given on Saturday Blethen, who recently ned from a Monday afternoon, July Names Assistants for Musical Tea Mrs, H Hill tea on mfternoon, July 12, at her home in honor of her sister, Mme. Christine La Barraque, of San Francisco, who is her guest, has asked to assist her| Mrs. F. E. Palmerton, Mrs. George D. Schofield, Mrs, Henry F, McClure] and Mrs. Robert Henry, who will alternate at the urns | Assisting in the dining room will be Miss Ruth Richardson, Miss Gertrude Kors, Miss Lots Carrol! and Miss Dorothy Brown. During the afternoon Mme. La Barraque will sing a group of songs, with Miss Marie Hill at the piano, and Mr. William F, Zimm BevVeral vocal numbers, accompanied by Mra, Lucy P. Willoughby m G. Hamlet Unive where she was 4 is a grad ot West ently, when he resigned where he and his bride sity hington tain at dinner ; Two Luycheons heons of thirty in, honor of abroad, and ed two lun covers each, Mrs. Clarance the second on} afternoon, re 9 who is entertaining with @ musical Thursday rman will render House Party at Summer Home Mrs, Fred H. Baxter entertained a house party ov week-end at her sQmmer home at Crystal Springs. Her guests inclu Mrs. Fred Stimeon and Mrs. Frank Fredericks and a group of friends of her son. Mr. John Baxter, including the Misses Janet and Claire Sheahan, Polly | Perkins and Messrs. Frederick Stimson and Frank Fredericks Miss Gladys M Rae Is Bride ‘The marrisge of Miss Gladys McRae, daughter of Mrs, E. McRae, to Mr, Owen Williams, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Williams, was solemnized Thursday afternoon at the University Presbyterian church, with the Rey ALR. Templeton reading the service at 5:30 o'clock. Summer lilies, white phlox and pink roses, combined with greens, and " Highted by tall white tapers made a lovely setting for the service. Beforr the ceremony Miss Winifred Williams sang “Because,” and the wedding Marches were played by Miss Margaret Bushell. ‘The bride was charming in a gown of French blue silk and rich Ia With this she wore a georgette hat in a leaf green shade and carried] @rehids, gardenias and bride's roses in a lovely shower, | ‘The maid of honor, Miss Signa Westrom, of Everett, wore a powder! blue taffeta frock. and a flower-trimmed Leghorn hat, and for flowers! tarried an old-fashioned bouquet of sweet peas and bachelor buttons pounded by a lace frill. The flower girl, Jean McRae, the br am a little dress of pink organdie and wore a poke bonnet t Sosebuds. She carried pink sweet peas in a French basket Mr. William Williams was: best man and Mr. Burt Gerqubar Prentice Thwing and Mr. Ekery Fey the ushers, After August 1 Mr. Williams will be at home in Seattle Married in Pasadena ; Mr. and Mrs. Milo Henry Sanders announce the marriage of thelr daugh sur e's niece, was mined with M ant son Mr MRS. HOMER The marriage of Miss Mar, and Mrs. Alexander Myers, to Mr. Homer Orrin or aia ury Jack Wi ORRIN BLAIR Norbury Jack Wins Meda! for Bravery NORBURY PARE Bog, Jw awarded a modal for sound Assortment of Lads Race for Name Cup TRENTON, N. J 6B 4 Baker, Miller, Painter, Ta and Cook npeted 1 pier " e |Lightning Deafens FI 1923 iDAY, JULY Milkmaid Champion for Thir d Mi Two on T {ONTCLAIH, N. J elephone Time ~ J Ra i? Chatter of the Shops By CECILLE THE THRILLS OF DISCOY Ar Shops, MeDer ting for upstairs ridor in the nnd twe ope full of « courte You'll fin find a s shop where marlel nd trical store ing | fin For hop, You'll discover ful sery exploring the U Fourth and Pine enjoy taira TRY UP-TO-DATE EMBRO As a trimming on your the Reliable Button Wor {itching for a yur eur 40) 5 conta to . ortoine hell seems to have be but now it 4 combs, be being 4 ca BOTH CAREFUL AND CAPABLE In Exther EF remove dermatol your American ugly Bank nuperfiuous Bidg, Main GET A GOOD LOOKING SL For haif MeDers price at ott Bide the IF YOUR PET HAS AN A Call th und Dog give itt treatment a pe attle Cat bracelets and clas Holiywood ERY A *LORATION It te the ND EXE ar first will which comp: mott dine explore tes the shop aren! and distinctive drewsew you'll find a gift nd a tailor shop, an engraving an oasis, you'll find an inviting MeDermott You Shops in the Bulld IDERY or frock Y 4 Peoples Bank 1 can have Bidg, The it done at do hem re come quite the thing or paillets on ¢ out of It vening gown mi pichons s hairs and mo’ 04 AMER HAT Laditn’ Wear # permane Upstair en a CCIDENT Hospital, G t could have rfleld 0961, and they w FREE FOOT COMFORT DEMONSTRATION! A man from Chic mfort Mth tired, aching feet now. Ave. AKO, specially will be at Lindgre ‘# Bhoe Btore, from Baturday It is not necessary to suffer foot discomfort trained in Dr. Scholl's method of foot 7th Get rid of your REMEMBER THE GOLD SHOP When you want something done to your Jewelry or watch, Firat ave. . Belge lace is acknowledged «. mer, probably becaune it match worn so much. - VISIT THE LIN At its lovely new location, 131 versity, They have everyth the West. You'll be mighty gl YOUR STUBBORN SEWIN: ri be shape by the si that sew all M I be a pleasure A DISTINCTIV 1 given your rinted on it velopes of fine garet Myers, daughter of Mr. lair of | 1426 . the most popular trimming this sum ee the shoes and stockings which are “ Y CHEST Fifth ave. between Union and Unt « in linens and the finest damasks in iad you found this shop. + MACHINE inger Shop pe 1524 First ave If you would rather rent a mach E TOUCH ntationery having You can get 200 sheets linen for $1 at the Reliance by your and 100 to the | Go to the Foot Comfort Store, 1307 Fourth} | HIS IS PARTY WEATHER On the long, cool evenings, what could be more delightful than a lawn party with lantern light and cold things to eat and drink? If you are blessed with a large porch you can entertain royally, for there is nothing like dane- ing outside, You can dress in your thinnest organdy or your delicate silk frock, which makes you look so very charming, or you can put on a rough hiking suit and build a fire on the beach and cook your food in true gypsy style. There's no end to the ways in which you can make yourself and your friends happy. YOU THINK OF OUTDOORS And Camp Lewis Wirele in everything for a camping trip clothes, tables, 1 § he same from thought, for them—tents, blank uten: Just call t Ave you can get hiking 76 Uni- and cod iis, a vernity on the HAVE YOU NOTICED How popular the an. pla don't you take lessons jn jazz at the Brin‘ Person is who ¢ music?. Then why hoo! of Popular Music, Tacoma, was a beautiful affair, solemnized in Westminster} church, Saturday evening, June 80.—Portrait by B. A. Reade. 119 Marton Bt. A mail order is sent post free HAND-PAINTED FURNITURE Is charming as well as novel. With the stencils which you can get at BaneHucter's, 417 Union, you can paint « set of furniture which will be just the thing to use when you entertain on your porch. see GIVE YOUR HOUSE A SURPRISE 806 Pine St.? . YOU MUST TAKE CARE 0 During the hot weather, You can have the nicest shampoo in the cool FLORENCE-GRACE SHOP for 50 cents, or a marcel for 75. You'll enjoy the skillful work. 614 Haight Bldg. Main 3905. . ee (ter, Florence Viola, to Mr. Robert Stuart Higginbotham on Thursday, June} { 28, in Pasadena, Cal. | i Informal Evening F YOUR HAIR ~ @omen’s Clu CLUBS FOR SATURDAY bs [its annual progressive luncheon on at Home Mr, and Mrs. Roy W. Corbett are entertaining informally at cards and | Music at their home this evening In honor of Mrs. C. Benson Wood, of rf a ho is the house of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Fox. | Los Angeles, who is ~— One of the delightful things which I have seen lately was a tray ed Sunday from a visit of sev- ; seal nt in the East. Mr. and Mrs. B, Roy Anderson at | their summer home at Anderson's | ‘SanFranciseo Visitors Honored © were in the city for a few days on their way home from the “and Mrs. Henry Broderick entertained with an informal dinne ne on Monday evening. Marriage of Daughte | Mr. and Mrs. Charlies W Anna Mildred, to Mr, ttle. r Er h awn Party on Fourt S Mr. and Mrs. Harold Retzman entertained with a |: 74th Those present were Mr. and Mrs. pans, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph jay, . t Home on Saturday Bir. and Mrs. Sali Gruenebaum w fturday afternoon, July 7, hopedic Tea and Thrift Shops -° | August Seymour, Mr. and Mrs. er, Mrs. J. A. Creager, Mr. and Mrs. John Resch, Mr. and Mrs. Master J. im, Miss Martha Spradlin, Mrs. B. Schur and Mr. and Mrs. H. B. ¥ in honor of the confirmation of their son st, MA at their! . | Announced Hull announce the marriage of their daughter, Jesse Edwin Crutcher on Thursday, June 23, in By Mr. and Mr#. Crutcher will be at home after July 15 at Anchorage, Alaska. wn party July 4 Frank Vv. J Retz peus.| A. Resch, Miss Dorothy ill be at home to their friends on ‘Mrs. F. B. Carpenter will be hostess for Seahurst auxiliary at the Ortho-| dic Tea Shop on Saturday. She will be assisted by Mrs. E. Alberty, Mra.) L. Mollen, Mrs. J. L. Ritter, Mrs. rs. F. J. Rice, Mra. H. L. De Van, © Sunset auxiliary will be in charge all day at the Thrift Shop: . Mrs. L. J. Porter and Mrs, J. O. Johnson, Mrs. Lottie Layton, P. RB. Mrs. Ralph Hatton, Mrs. J. Stoffler and Miss Olive Stoeffier. | ersonal if Mrs. Charles Russell Collins re-| © Mr. and Mrs. Rex Stafford re- ed Thursday from the Seattle Goll club to the Hotel Sorrento. e see | : John H. Heaton, of Palm is the house guest of] ‘Mrs. h, Fia., 4 it. Mr. and Mrs. Roy D. Pinkerton frdrie Kincaid) returned Thursday | their wedding trip thru the and Canada, and are tem- Sporarily at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ee Moore, | Mr. and Mrs. Keith Logan Bullitt ned Thursday night from a jort motor trip to California | . a Mr. and Mra. William Crosby, with} irs. Schroeder and Miss Helen Ains-| rth, are on a trip to Yellowstone| K. Mrs. H. F. Ostrander and family | ve returned from a few days’ visit) Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Hawley at Garrett re- three Mr. and Mrs. Kdward 3 ned Wednesday from weeks’ trip to Alaska. eee Mr. and Mrs, Morris Isaac of Cin-| dnnati, O., are visiting their son-in- fw and daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Sall Uenebaum, at theiy home, 1606 Boyer ave, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Griffiths and| Mr. and Mrs. Albert Griffiths have returned from a few days’ visit in Vancouver, B.C, where they attend. ed tho yacht races, “3 . Mr. Syman Colt, Jv, returned Sun ay {rom vchool in the Kast, to spend | nia, to be awa his vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Colt Mrs. Charles R. Pratt of Los An-| geles is the guest for a few days of Mrs. Laurence F. Blodgett | Mr. and Mrs. Pierce wilt | remove next week to 41st} ave. N. | | Hodge} Denny Mr. and M ‘Thacher have removed to the C. L, home at 1032 40th a N. v. Mrs. William Pigott has returned from a six months’ sojourn in Cali- fornia oe Mrs. Frank recetying Mr. Jr, upon at th and M. Dahiem, | ntulations July 4, 1 hospital con ¢ birth or a dav Seattle Gener Mrs. Salch of San cisco, who has been visiting Mr Mra. E. G. MeMicken for three left Thursday for her home. George Miss Marion Frances Campau_ is leaving shortly for a visit in Califor ¥ until August 16, Mrs. R. Nyvelt, with her small son Herman, left recently for Portland to join her daughter, Mra, H Schwarzenhols, They will motor to Rockaway Beach for a stay of sev-| eral weeks, | Mr. and Mrs, J. H. Cooper were| the guests over the Fourth of the! Andersons, } Kelley, daughter atl Mrs, Phillip F. Kelley, of Berkeley, Cal, is the house guest of Mr. and Mrs, Caspar Clarke Miss Ruth Mr. and Mrs, Arnold Polson (Pria cilla Anderson), who spending daya with Polwon's Mr. and Mrs today for Aber i at home| ast Third ot, | have been Mr», pe ‘al ents, N. Anderson, left deen, where they temporarily at 11 DELTA Z club, oTA SORORITY LUNCHEON Delta Zeta sorority will meet for luncheon at the Women's University . July Tati pm. For reservations call Mra Harold Swend son, Capitol 0: Hott, Melrose Satur HOLLY CLUB TO DANCE Holly club will entertain with tenser Broad wa n, On Saturday eve The commi ck Ch oo in ris nT! AL PHILOMUS CLUB The Philomu: nual picnic at uppe July PRAIRIE ROSE CLUB The Prairie F club w basket picnic at Woodla Thursday, July 12. Dinner will be served at 6 p.m. All North Dako. tans Invited. CLUBS club will hold its an Woodland Park at 12 o'elk Tuesd: k ANNUAL PROG LUNCHEON The Hunt's Point circle of the tea | Fruit and Flower Mission will have! aii after « Golden or Mrs. Oliver El-| Tuesday, July 17 © first cour ft Mre at Ry shining it up a bit. At Uhl ttractive papers, soft ki prepara wt anythi nome : wall . woodwork shine . You can get alm Ella Heim of Mra, FJ Bast it her white Kram. N AND VOILE FROC 6 such a finished look wh p only charges § cts, a yar haa been deer the home _ The steamer Ariel te park at Member LINE H YOUR FAMILY LAU Im washed #o carefully when It Is washe: except a mild salt water bleac’ nelis of cleanliness, LAKE W RDEN ASHINGTON CLUB Wast expe fort and tron your wif, you can get it back roug 4 : Aundry than the one at 1265 ¥ Manny, Hunts § DANCING CARNIVAL The children of the Greenwood dis appear Friday evening, Jul nt St, Joh and Fy found at Baker Bros.’ phonograph, the case a you wish, tum ne carniva big machine oth st. . 7, at § o'clock MP M BROWN HATE Not ribbons they seen frocks { Wide ribbons, sfading from violet to purple, from ‘pink from pale blue to deep blue used as washes, to edy even to edge sleoves. bon since had are the Victorian era have such a popularity haying The everywhere, kinds now an all of to rose, and ure flounces pwer rib uwed tofmake the flat flow: ory and rosette that trim dancing ations for your stove An expert mixes the ach process your clothes go thru so th Bros. store, 509-11 Union, you can get} alsomine, paint which will make the nd metal fixtures, In ng to improve the livableness of your . eed that for sport wear during hot 1 be worn unrelleved by any color except in the ee KS on they are homstitched. 4. 414 Bite! Building. The Elite DRY you send {t to the Supply Laundry with the mildest of soaps, with no chemicals rinsed in six waters until it tarch which {s used, If you prefer to tron your Infinite thought is taken of t'you could find no finer Call Capitol 0300. h, It ts clothes: h dry Republican St Muaic Co. 1609 Third Ave. nd file for your records, for $15, You can and, you can return {It before fall and get full credit on a IT’S GREAT TO BE YOUNG During the summer. Heat docan’t seem #0 bad when one ts active and happy. Vacation from school comes just as the weather gets hot and all the out-of-doors is @ playground, Such games as one can play in tcarm sand or in the midst of a hill is a stronghold, the road a moat and the ty prettiest rules the wood. The top of a the passersby are She enemy. who stle any OBSERVE THE BATTLESHIPS At your lejaure, while you ato Cafeteria, 1409 First Ave., pas manding the battleships. And . For evening wear one of our brushed white wool. . eating your lunch or dinner. a wonderful view of th the meals are splendid oe Wing's Sound, com shops suggests a big, loose coatrof HAVE YOUR FURS PUT IN GOOD CONDITION While taking advantage of the all furs cleaned, r discount on 2 Bank Blig ANY WORK YOU TAKE To W. B. and exactly, He ie at REMEMBER MONDAY Because then you can get th $8.50, the Model Millinery, A typical Seattle made in the gb0d, too. Product is form of yellow 4 PANAMAS, LEGHORNS, F White hats, and hats of all kir | Avdaeie re-trimmed at the Model Millin | on danet of tiny for powder Velvet bo frill orngment for howd) and neglig of the big ribbon rose some new, And love first editions If your collection lacks posted on books STORE MA most books yellow a fow t hut want to 1900 Wirst Ave hide a pocket and rouge ribbon is used on organdie rth Hitt Witte t ribbor & that @ touch cf trimming that is| used for prim h ribbon or x most an A book may strike out of us many things whieh the book news CLIFTON, THE JEWEL 108 Pike ARE YOU A BOOKWORM? Model Millinery's emade or re-lined annual 26 per cent which is now on R, is sure to b + near the ma . done carefully Kets now ND TUESDAY @ loveliest sports hats for tank Bldg. $2.95 and Peoples* the and new hard candy which is red salmon berries. being It's mighty ELTS nds, are cleaned, dyed, re-blocked and ery, 627 Peoples Bank Bldg, . ed pages and old-fashioned printing? »00ka to complete it—if you are not learn—go to RAYMER, THE BOOK Ho has a practical knowledge of oo 4 thousand things, or make us know itself does not contain.—Severance full of tall thin glasses in which was served frosty punch in seven different colors, The thoughtful hostess keeps on hand a supply of lemons and fruit juices to make a cool drink for her guests. eee ‘0 TO ISABELLE CROPP If you want to have your new frock beautifully made, make St under her instruction. Bldg. Or fou can Call Main 1683, or go to 603 Haight . . WHEN YOU WANT HEMSTITCHING DONE Quickly and carefully, call at the Singer Store, 1317 ‘Third Ave. . ee YOU COULD DANCE ALL NIGHT In a pair of “Nail-File Test” hose and not have a sign of a run in the morning. Why not try a pair from the Arcade Bootery, Second Ave. entrance, Arcade Bldg.? . eo. Last year I hunted Seattle over for black underwear to go with an evening gown and couldn't find any. This year I see it in all the shops. ‘vHE SMARTEST SPORT THINGS Of linen and silk and voile and ratine, which I've seen, are at the Hollywood Ladies' Wear Shop, 221 McDermott Bldg. sie In Paris they are wearing the new Oriental sandals without stock- ings, and the Egyptian motif is found even in their bathing suits. ewe YOU GET ABSOLUTE RELIEF And eventual cure for any foot trouble you may have if you will go and visit the Shoe Specialists, 215 Seneca St. YOU KNOW HOW ICE CREAM TASTES In a dream. That's the way it tastes when you get it from STONE, THE CATERER. He makes it himself from the best of ingredients, and it is so pure and so good you'll just love it. 1714 Broadway. East 0275 COLONIAL THEATER Playing for the first time in & play of unction and action WHEN YOU ENTERTAIN You can rent anything you CATERER, 1714 Broadway, East 02 + & Je EVERY KIND OF NOVELTY You ever thought of for a party, an entertainment tion, can be found at the SPECIALTY SALES CO. in the MeDermott Bldg. Ehiott 3 ttle, Tom Mix in "Do. and are short of from STONE, any celebra- I was delightfully surprised when*I found that serpentine crepe was being used for curtains and trimmings in summer homes. Think how easily it can be cleaned and the colorful effects you ean t so much cheaper than if you had used cretonne, be Scie YOU SERVE TEA OUTSIDE Or on your porch, you could find nothing more attractive for your tea table than a set of justre ware from the PACIFIC COAST CHINA CO.'S store, 903 Third Ave., near Marion. You can get them in blue and gold, or orange or lemon and black, and ‘they are very attractive, One of the newest things this year Is glass salad plates, painted black. Some of them are shiny but some look just like black satin. ier aoe IF YOUR IRON DOESN’T WORK Properly, take it to HARTWIG'S, 1333 Fourth Ave., between Union and -University, They can repair anything electrical, ve WHY NOT TAKE ADVA AGE Of summer reductions and buy your furs now? SIMMONS, THE FURRTER, at 624 Pike St. has lovely furs at summer prices. And he also has lovely summer fur TO SAVE IS TO EARN Let this guide you to Usdane's Specialty Shop, 105 Pike St., where you ean buy hosiery, underwear and corsets, at prices which will save you money, iia ab I FOUND THE BEST LOOKING DRESS At the Wirthmore Shop, 561 Peoples Bank Bldg. an attractive frock, suit or garment which disappointed exnotly fit, You, too, can buy hat, at this shop and leave there the you by its color or which dlan't + A perfect gurden furniture tor painted in soft grays and greens. showers, Seattle ts made from iron and It won't rust in the unexpeet (Advertiscmeny