The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 27, 1923, Page 14

Telephone, Main 0600, Oldham, Capitol 0829. Assistant-——-France Dorothy Fay Gould, Telephone) Bridge Luncheon Will Honor Seattle Visi- tors: Buffet Supper Planned for Sunday Evening ee aOnING M Ww Mrs. Alex Miller, of Y Walter James Mon afte Mme. Ple To honor Ensix Myre Pi wi home on Sunday Will Celebrate Anniversar y Mr. and Mrs, Edward B. Ball tain a house Weekend at their country ake Dall nger tenth wedding anniversar © guests including members party. Theluded are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Keyes Brooks, of Bend, Ore,; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wag 1 Mr J. Chalmers, of Portland; Mr. and Mrs. W f and Mrs. Ben Hershey, Mr, and Mrs. Henry Ramwell and Mr, and Mra, Lyle Carpenter, of Filch, of Tacoma In honer of their and Mra, Ballinger Saturday evening at party, when from town will mot Bridge Tea to Honor Mis Tn honor of Miss Ethel Hu @f Washington, who is leaving » t to Summer at her home in Berkeley, Mrs, Mary C. Sharp and Mra. Mary Sherwood Temple are entertaining with a bridge tea on Saturday afternoon from 2 until 5 o'clock at Lewis hall, on the university campus Art- t the s Plans Buffet Supper and Mrs, William Van Hamilton (1 s Fergus entertain th buffet supy five guests at a evening party over the bration of their of thelr wedding in oe will be hosts on . number of guests Mr and suppe r out for the guests, a dance Coldwell iring dean at the University spend the remainder of the tea at her Playter Mrs. Forrest G Thome on Thursday afternoon, A BS brideclect, and Miss Margaret Cook Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Goodfellow was hostess at a lovely tea in of her cousin, Miss Margaret Lincoln, of Philadelphia, who ts her Buest for the summer, and Mrs, Frank Morrill (Agnes McDonald), & Fecent bride Clusters of Shasta daisies were arranged in baskets and bowls thru tho/ pms, and a basket of yellow and pink snapdragons with blue larkspur d the tea table. edt rtain with informal to compliment Miss Mirle an s Dorothy Campbell Hostess honor of Mr. and Mrs. Cebert Baillargeon (Katherine Agen), Campbell will entertain with a db r of twelve covers at ‘on Monday evening and later, with her guests, will attend the Mce at the Metropolitan. Mis: her Miniversity club, before the Ostrander garden dance, tn ho iGould’s sister, Miss Jean Fay. Covers were placed for twelve. ‘ormal Luncheon for Visitor compliment to Mrs. George Dyer, of Milwau! fand Mrs. H. F. Ostrander, Mrs. Francis Guy ‘€n informa! luncheon Saturday afternoon at the ber! Dinner at Home This Evening (Mir. and Mrs. Andrew Price are entertaining with an "their homo this evening. Bak ie ee a) Bridge Tea and Shower irs. Arnold S. Allen, Jr., will entertain with a shower Wbridge at her home on Wednesday afternoon, August 1, as a pre-nuptial nt to Miss Ruth Bragdon. Dinner for Caliarnia “Guest Frink {s entertaining Sunset club. Mr. and Mrs. Donnell George Fisher will be dinner hosts on Saturday | at the Seattle Golf club, entertaining with an Informal dinner in it to Miss Helen Dover, of San Francisco, Mrs. Omar J. Hum- Piley's howe rest ee } Mid-Summer Luncheon The Mount Holyoke College club will have a mi the Women’s University club on Friday, Ausust 3, at Invitations Out for Wedding |) Mr. and Mrs. Andrew McAutay have issued invitat Of their daughter, Melva, to Mr. Elmer Martin Arneson Mont., on Wednesday evening, August 8, in the Church of the Ep! With the service read by Rev. Harold Hennessy ‘A small reception at the home of the bride will Entertain at Luncheon © Fo honor of Miss Frances Willard Hill, of Gree ‘Ellis and her daughter, Miss Peart Ellis, entertained w! WMonday afternoon at their home, 4028 University way r luncheon at clock. c jage of Big Timber, phany, follow the ceremony ) = Mrs. S. H. P. Anderson will be hostess for the L. O. E 3 at Mie Orthopedic Tea Shop, assisted by y. R. Far We. T : Ray Hodgson, jcholson and Mrs. Ida charge of Mrs. 8. @omen’s Clubs CLUBS FOR SATURDAY JOHN F, MILLER John F. Miller 3 TO HAVE lelub 1 t a plienic at beach Saturday, July 28 WOMAN'S DEMOCRATIC | ‘The Woman's ill not hold it Saturday, J , at | will join y |eratic club Charl Williams, pr al Educational chairman of the Na committee. All teachers in the city pecia fleet jinvited to meet Miss Williams at Satur-}noon at Dartnall's cafeteria, ion, «918 ADDITIONAL PICNIC 3 Past Pres /GOPHER CLU Alki ANNUAL PIC he annual picnic of Blu will be held at Woodland park fon Saturday afte Jul All a © Minnesotans are cor¢ ed to atiend. Bring spoon. Coffee will be he club at 6 o'clock eee wil on he Gopher CLUB Democratic noon z meet regular 11 a, m.,, but County Demo- welcome ident of association ng INNEWATHA C OWILL DANCE Ghe Minnewatha Dancing fas invited the officers of thi B be guests at its dance iy evening, at Leschi p: $ until 12 o'clock. Extra gir ip Bave been asked for partners, and p there will be a number of additional “chaperons The Leschi pav is Sfeached by taking Yesler ca | Your Grocer Has the “Makings— for the cooling, healthful, hot-weather supper dish to be served at the end of the motor run, or by the flower-boxed window of the apart- ment dining room. The first thing on the list is /'GOLD MEDAL Mayonnaise | the dressing made of new-lnid e gs and the finest of salad cile, Next comes a can of the best ealmon, Zbunches of celery, | head of lettuce. Chop salmon and celery, mix with Gold Medal Mayonnaise thi ned with | tablespoon lemon juice. Serve on crisp lettuce, garish with pickled beets. Foran unex. pected trip you can buy this Supper on the Road, “The Taste Tells’ THE BEST FOODS, Inc. Ath Ave. at 23rd St. New York tional Democratic club are CLUBS AUXILIARY TO RA POST NO. 1 The Americ INIER an Legion . the house guest of| informal dinner at} three tables} A. Carman and Mrs. J. B.j ¥ | stick THE LY 27 1928 RIDAY, JT MISS MARION LUH OES Miss Luhn, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. H. B. Luhn of Spo- | kane,a popular society maid of that city, visiting in Seattle | over the week- end. —Portrait by Roye. \ Personal Mra, Willlam | mander P- suen ne Hote to Rainier Noble Post No. 1, witt| jhold its regular meeting on Mon day evening, July 90, at § o'clock, | A Jin the new A hotel club rooms. Pye, w two Otte th Native Daughters Wash will have their annual pic Ravenna park on Saturday 4 members are re 4 and bring their Mrs. August East w 10 will loave weekw Mra. éf ve lot Spokane, %. Be Hotchkiss jeave this 4 son, HH been visiting s iH week, their home. own lunch : | who have mer's slater the past ning for G ALPHA AUXILIARY Alpha au for will HIBIT Seattl eration of Women's Clubs in-} Mra, John vited to act a» hostesses during the| Betty, urned thin t the photo-|two weeks’ trip to Ki h held for| “ee inment of tourists at the} Afr. and Mrs. F. Se 1 st, terminal week Ladies who are familiar with the scenic beauties of the various locall: | ties of the Northwest are asked to| notify by card stich chairman with| recently for 8t. Paul, where ahe whom they wish to serve and {0| visting Mra, M. 8. Clement. signify the dates they will be avail-| psi kale | able. oh OP ‘ | Ladies ‘wishing Lieut. and Mra Donala tessea fo: to 2 ay are eetisy a th |COMATmtulations upon the ave. 8, W.; y laughter, July 2%, at Florence B. ave, W | grath, 31 Fed: are ran A. Ernat rots from 4 hs mot for this trip to Calli Mra, Henry Fran in Brown left | be to serve ans hos Alaska are requested W. A. Shinkle, 7106 British Columbia, Cotumbia, 2634 Montana, Mrs, T. C. Harvard ave.; Idaho, M The Mi Thomas Gamble, 3120 d2nd ave, §.;)™mer, of Oregon, Mra, Harry Lawrence, 121/ ‘thelr aunt E. 65th st.; Washington, Mrs. B. Du 149 Arcade building. Jusiness firms will bo permitted to exhibit pictures if the subje lconsists of a beauty spot, but! should the picture be granted a trophy, it will be given to the son who actual ook the photo. . . Lachey recelving birth of Provider (Geral on) fen Ev 4 Bernice Wi-| Towa, accompanied | Dr, Roberta Wimer-Ford home from her Eastern trip, will re- main as her guests for some time, | on Cane, | N. Y., have arrived ss Mr. W.B. A. PAST COMMANDER | going CLUB. ithe week to s The W. B. A. Past Commanders’ club will hold a plenic at the resi-| 4 dence of Mra 2907 39th I non Dy “tl trom a m | SWORTH CIRCLI | “lisworth Circle, Ladies of | G. A. R., will have a chicken linner Friday evening, July 27 (to night) at 6 o'clock, at Veterans’ hall, Armory. pet ih GEN. WASHINGTON CIRCL epee tei Gen, George Washington ( bari 3 ig Ladien of G. A. R, will hold al ‘yn heon at the home of Mrs, Mary |" gu. 6217 40th ave. 8. W., Tuesda Jul at 11:30 a Take ca No, 2 » Dawson, three blocks east to 40th at. E one Cards in the noon. Good prizes, and over Mra. + returned this wee ; trip to Alaska. o'clock Miss J from Portland few days with where Miss Le urned spent @ cerns | COL. a OLD STRAW HAT make a black straw hat look a. and glossy as it did when you mear a little butter on an of velvet and rub the hat Leave t minutes of velvet 15 piece june Tylor, on m walk ery: after sap Brow GENUINE : SILK HOSE FREE TODAY AND SATURDAY With WOMEN’S $5 and $6 SHOR f nie | Fupreme Hootwear tn’ 90 { pape MEN'S | | und ler the cover on your dressing | id} (or ovr) SHOES table. Then if you spill anything it TAKIO THE Aron | will be absorbed before it ha | chance to disfigure the wood bene SEWING HINT i, UP ONE ‘LIGHT If cloth is #o thin that you pucker | SAV A DOLLAR AND MANY or stretch it as you sew it on the| TIMES TWO AND TH n Po 1) | machine, lay @ plece of paper just lider {t and stitch thru, When you BB) Pinnam-serenian shoo ¢ tear away the paper the miteting | will be perfectly flat | CUT FLOWERS ~ Shave a few thin slices of enti | BOOTERY soup Into the water before putting In Are Ma 1 welcome If you wish your perfecily smooth and dry it on top of th or in tne oven before you use it, Then put it |into a sieve and sift slowly into boil ing salted cornmeal! well to ater HOUSEHOLD PLANTS If the of your its seems infested with the sulphur ends of in the ground around the This will not injure the plant | Pla worm: matches | TINIEST WATCH An ornament that may rival the Jeweled wrist watch {# the small |watch set in a dinner ring. It ia| worn on the fourth finger and is | case of reducing the watch to its | Le AND pur cut flowers. They will |fresh much longer wlay le The fashionable wool awoater | frequently embroidered with small all-over designs in crossatiteh, By CECILLE Chatter of | the Shops YOU'LL ENJOY WEL( OME TO THE DOOR STORE! Such marvels of cam find just right nth in th OU T OVER THE HARBOR IF What Paths Will You Take When you are showing your visitors about town? May I guide you? A MOUND OF SNOWY W HITENESS Risen { "Third. studio of Ceramic Arts in the Arcade and, at Third and Marion, and pottery. ited to go through one of the finest Seattle We've a bright Bldg., a great store of fine china, Seattle Supply Laundry t hen the a glas: laundries. The faces from the little old, faded photog Our open-air markets are the greatest in the world! by our portrait shown fine next in § for vis is full To enjoy a day of bay and mountains, take the boat to Illahee, the idyllic home colony across the Sound. And you must take a stroll after seven on the broad university campus. cards and an The electrical hap that's quite tograph? A “Tailormad you b to cloth A friend to ¢ ain at tea? re find what you want in the SPECIALTY SHOP: MeDERMOTT BLDG at FOURTH AND PINB engray to th for a party? of | A gow He door noed fi nter of the} tairs Two lanes of upstairs shops—one in a building at Fourth and Pine, another on Union, between Fourth and Fifth—make you acquainted with what's new and fine in apparel, in handcraft and in art treasures. be BRIGHTE r BOT h coat of ebony bla fixtures ¢ as well 11 Uni and “Nu-Sink at Uhl Brow., ont Then there are the linen shops and the curio places nine ; ‘ to make your guest feel unforgettably that she is indeed Reidli shite at the gateway of Alaska and the Far East! velvet or eee THE LINEN CHEST At 1315 Fifth Avenue, between Union and University, ts an inviting p of such exquisite things as hand-loomed linens from Ireland and embroideries from Porto Rico and the Orient! Just & touch of rin the ster eee to Bass-Hueter’s for COMPLETE FOOT TREATMENT FREE! 417 Union St Dr. F. A. Hopkins, the splendid chiropodist at LINDGREN’S, 1307 Fourth Ave, will give with every pair of shoes purchased this month, one complete free foot treatment, Get rid of your tired, aching feet now! ck of MMOD . 2m No one ever limped or hobbied along to success important as good brains, tho best of k and ¥ 609.5 A swimming sul a beach suit ted frocks with kn! question! are abbrev of satin or made India print, DON Ina 4 design on IN OLD IVORY cfectly reath are sleep The walla, we am, dresser ar chairs! G . LET'S } That ‘OT FORGET fn four weeks more fur pri be t for fall 624 Pike Bt will w'n the time to wele ‘om. the THE FURRIER, @ Good feet are as . . MOUNTAIN TRAILS Won't injure your Nail-File Test Hose. made strong as well as beautiful. your machine needs repairing Rentals here Mat Call the Singer Shop, 1624 ‘928, They're At the Arcade Bootery, 2nd Ave. entrance Arcade Bldg. of summer footwear to be & pair of barefoot sandals! slashed out as Vers THE LATEST TOUCHES OF TCTENCTIINIIR ¢ CRIITO EMBROIDERY HEMSTEO HING'S Md CENTS « ad jes ee Make the simple frock noticeably smart! It is : s : done beautifully at the Reliable, 304 Peoples Bank - bidg. Hemstitching is done here, too, at reduced c in style again. Combined with white georgette crepe prices. it gt | summerday frock “ee Lemonade {s served attractively match the low pitcher of the set. ply eele «we! DHE LAST WORD IN HOSIERY! Have you seen the “Fiorette’? It's a plain-colored contrasting panel down the back, widening into a “V" It's just the thing to accompany the colored sandal. the year combinations of green and white, sand and black, etc. a preciou alibl, a hard. at the CENTRAL SHOE STORB, 1220 Second Ave. Teal excus for an escape. Cee For how yor lead of o! + m + y + r ~y o Im not strong enough te hee ants] SATURDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY, - w can: you insist, when you have ho If you hurry your furs to the Model Millinery, you can get their fe aan ee at-tea, “No! I special July per cent discount on repairing, remaking or relin- I'm not feeling well today.” ing. 627 Peoples Bank Bldg. in “glasses” of china ware that Seatfle Su maken hose with a at the heel Shown in Find them CAN YOU WIN At Then you have orked an un lost heart f can't go. or LADY FASHION SAYS That the Gloria Swanson or GINGHAM GOWN a voile or ratine, The Hollywood McDermott Bldg diva alas Burma Turban’s the thing for late Cpataire: | summer and fall! I've seen many at ten dollars. But the Model sas | Millinery has an tonishing “special” on them. They are only $3.50 in any color, 627 Peoples Bank Bldg. eee GOOD NEWS, CHINA DECORATORS! | Summer rates on instruction in china painting are still obtainable if arrangements for lessons are. made before August Ist. At the delightfully cool Ceramic Arts Studio (4137 Arcade Square), you'll find new china and new de- signs, You'll love to work here, I know. yey rans eee THE FOREST whon you're equipped for headquarters. ‘They pup tents, folding tables and chairs, camp stoves and camp thing that makes n week In the woods n Insting joy! street, on the bridge, you'll welc has 1 the warm things, Augt Shop priced ely low. | high above aid | looms urns of burnished pottery. ri magnificent for the 1 WHY NOT HAVE A MARC EL turday? The Flor poos are 60 gt Haight Bldg. Main EVERY KNOLL I? Is home lens ising fifteen inch table e-atermmed garden are ‘ance Grace for 75 done, shop Water-waving ts t one tifully cents, Sha 614 Tho myriadsurtaced hexagon-shaped china ware js in good style again, Designs for china decorating are conventional and. lavishly tenia: mato® tents applied, The design, dono in enamels and flat paint, often com: atenaile-<alury pletely covers the surface of the china! 76 University hd be + It’s A TALENT ‘o refit or remodel a garment that {s not just right! can do tt. you sew. an outing at Camp Lewis Wire. | have wall 6 936 Isabelle Cropp She will make the new frock, or she will help you while 603 Haight Bldg. Main 16 eee THE MOST CONSCIENTIOUS SERVICE ph Valentino. » him next week at the COLONIAL tn I find at W. B. ifton's! For watch repairing and Jewelry, look ting Rajah," Betty Compson enllvens “Kick In," te photo-| him up at 108 Pike St, near the markets, t tonight Saturday aohligg DINNER’S FROM FIVE TO SEVEN At BROWNIE'S TEA ROOM, This ts a beautiful little place—Just the sort of one to which to take the person you're fond of, De Nicious things are served for lunch and at afternoon tea, too. 23 Fifth Avenue. STRONGER! | Beebe make to Hart:| WHAT PRIDE between Union | A woman takes in her dinter table set perfectly practical, too, to buy the best in china these days, Kor from the open stock patterns at the great store of the Pacific Coast China Co, you may add to your set piece by plece, The loveliest of glass and pottery ware, too, you'll find displayed at 903 Third Ave., near Marion, t hiking suit I've blue flannel shirt lo of brown corduroy seen for a slim girl or woman const: and a peir of ulation boys’ trousers, and strapped in at tho STIL i JHE PERFECT LOV ER ma know. and seo the tall, slim Seattle girl who wears the pong frock unadorned except for the diamond shaped monogram fn jad at her left shoulder, smile upon her THE OLDER, THE Bring your el wig's for and Un She shows exceptional tas trical appliances: of any repairs. 183% Fourth Ave ernity with fine Haviland, It's A COSTUME SLIP TO MATCH YOUR FROCK! You'll find one of particularly adorable design in the window at | Bauer's, at 1329 Fourth Ave, ‘These garments are made of lustrous lingette hemstitehed and embroidered, They are beautiful, durable and not high priceat ‘The platters and serving dishes of one of the new sets of china ware aro oblong (squared off at the corners) instegd of oval as A costume slip is a customary: pettlooat, Buch a colors, garment ment is that combines the camisole and the attractive in. black well as in , OH, BE CAREFUL! You Ply way Ka as . are at a crisis in your ass y] those scissors an inch too’ far He or finger's breadth the other, and ~~ your gingham gown (that dream gown), is hopelessly ruined! Slash to the novth instead of to the south and the world will never know you clad in your own creation, Its a situation that tries the soul Do you rémember’ when you cut the out the first frock? And isn't it the that \ same to this day? Modistes should wear basin and medals of silver and gold! t or dry | hd Ms . ed on the ¢ 1 day in a lacily-Knitted | there ht yarn with panties that mateh it | servants are will have time to breathe, Fs 4 TPT BR life, THE LITTLE AT HOME May ginghams and nll the year thru, and at frocks of organdie or voile But whe with mother Bhe GIRL linens parties | woar she travels her needs a frock of best pongea, ‘the fabric bo jiffydaundered in ® ironed we very ean She'll always be perfectly dree or crooheted dress of | And, mounwhile, Mother Servants Are good servants and bad servants Always good. don’t talk back, (Advert someny) but cleetrical ‘They work quietly, economically, and