The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 1, 1923, Page 10

Seattle Society Edited by Lillian Keen LeBallister. Telephone, Main 0600. Assistant—Frances Oldham, Art—Dorothy Fay Gould. Telephone, Capitol 0829. Luncheon and Shower Will Compliment Miss Alice Tucker; Miss Agen Gives Smart Tea eerixo her niece, Mi Alice Tucker, whose marriage to M Allan Latimer w t place in the near future, Mra, Guy Colquhoun planning @ luncheon of sixteen covers at her home on T uy aftern August A canned fruit shower will be an added compliment to. the bride-clect Entertains at. Charming Affair Miss Florer Agen was hostess on Tuesday aftern at ve ve and smart tea give ut her home at The Highlands from 4 until 6 o'c tn honor of Miss FE lic Merril] and her house guest, Mi Julia Buhl, of * Detroit On entering, the guests were presented with corsages of violet tone All used, in decorat drawing ros arrival of the men at a later hour of the afte interpretative ara Forova on the the beautistul shades of orchid were where dancing was enjoyed on the ‘One of the charming features Spanish dance given by Miss ¢ Woking the green terraced lawn, dotted with brilliant orange parasols and wicker chairs. An artistic arraggement of summer blooms centered the tea table, where, Pouring, were Mrs. Cebert Baillargeon, Mrs. Evan 8, McCord, Jr, Miss Virginia 8! 1 Miss Kathleen Donahoe, assisted by the Misses Polly Perkins, Ch: Dunn, Josephine Frunsto}i and trude Dunn. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart to Entertain Mr, and Mrs. © on was the spacious Veranda, over A. Stuart have fasued invitations to a horse show and Jawn luncheon on Saturday afternoon, August 4, fromr 2:30 until 5 o'clock at Carnation Fu House Party Honors Guest er the last week-end er Stevens, of New Miss Maud Oakes entertained with a house party at her home at the Country club in honor of Miss I A. MacDonald performing the ceremony Mrs. Nell Willette, the bride's sister, will be matron of honor and Mr Arnold S. Allen, Jr., will be best man, Mr. William Smith will give the bride in marriage. At the reception following the ceremony Mrs. Harvey B. Densmore and Mrs. William Spittel! will preside at the urns and assisting will be Mrs. Arnold 8. Allen, Jr., Miss Dorothy Besworth, Miss Edith Chapman and Miss Ruth Todd. Th honor of Miss Bragdon/Mrs. Arnold §. Allen, Jr., afternoon with a miscellaneous shower at her home. entertained this To Entertain For Visitors Mra, H. A. Boring will entertain informally with ¢ tables of Mah Jongg at hers home on Friday afternoon in complin t to Mra. EB. Norton, of Los An: and Mrs. A. Ryder, of Oshkosh, Wis., who Visitors in town. Only the intimate friends of the honor guests have t pvited. Informal Dinner Dance at Tennis Club | The Seattle Tennis clab will give an informal dinner 4: evening, Augus} 3, at 7 o'clock. Reservations should be m house not later than 11 o'clock on Friday morning. Affairs Honor Autumn Bride _=To:honor Miss Frances Thomson, whose: marriage to Mr © on © guests came in for te: Virtue and Miss Clara Burch. Mrs. Norman Sims and Miss N of Dine covers at Frederick & Nelson'# on Saturday in honor Thomson, and on Tuesday or last week Mrs. John F. Reed en! with a Mah Jongg luncheon at ber country home on Bainbridge island. o Dinner For Out-of-Town Guests In compliment to Mr spending a few days in the ci oli were host# at a dinner of ten cov attle Golf club. s on evening at the <5 Kobe Miss Margaret Emch Weds Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Emch announce the marriage of r daughter Margaret, to Mr. Robert Mitchell on Friday evening, July 27, at 7 o'clock, With the Rey. H. Poland reading the service. Miss Frieda Emch, tho bride ‘Sister, was her maid of honor aya Mr. ‘Leonard Mitchell was his brother's best man. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchel! are-at home ut 3209 26th ave. S. Orthopedic Tea and Thrift Shops East Highland D: with Mrs. ALC. Graff. hostess, . Mrs. Josiah Moore, Mra, H. BE, Frei Roy Davis, Miss Florence F Miss Helen Glimore and Miss Dortthy’Gilmor assisted by Mrs. rict, Mra. J. C John G Boyle, Mrs. fternoon, will diréet the service at the Thrift Shop. Women’s Clubs CLUBS FOR THURSDAY [ELDERBLOOM CLUB |. The Elderbioom club will meet in DAUGHTERS OF ST. GEORGH Daughters of St.George will meét| Virginia, Thursday, August 2, at an M. B. hall, 1923% First |11 a. m. five. Thursday, August at 1:30 (Fd p. m. Mrs. Frearer will be the |\WOMEN OF honor guest. Members requested to |MOOSEHEART LEGION attend. The Women of Mooseheart Legion ‘Thurs. iday, August 2, at 8 p. m APPLE BLOSSOM |CLUB TO PIC | The Michigan Apple Blossom club | Will have its annual picnic in Wood |land park, Thursday, August 2, with dinner served at 6 p. m Former residents of Michigan are invited to participates TO REMEMBER THURSDAY, AUGUST 2— nan’s tom and ower to compll- MeMiilan, at the Tennis club, trom 4 until 6 0% Mrs. Mark A. Matt at the Sunset club, in compliment to Miss Hazel McMillan. SEATTLE SOCIAL CLUB Seattle Social club will meet with MEER Mik Andrew Price's é Mrs. B. Bridge, 867 Millard st., at “home to honor Mrs. Thursday, August 2, at 2 p, m Take Broadway car. All Eastern Stars and friends invited. GIRLS’ CLUB, W. B, A The Girls’ club of the W. B. A will meet at the home of Miss |Lucile Jotinson, luncheon 4 MeMitian. for Miss Hazel MONDAY, AUGUST 6— Mr. and Mra. Jesse Ives’ baffet sup- per at home for Mies Hazel Me Millan and her fiance, Mr. Alex ander Pringle, and Mr. and Mrs Herbert Clifford Richardson of Lon Angeles, TORSDAY, AUGUST 7— Mré, Harold Gardner Bradbury’s tea In honor of Mra, Carl J, Nord- strom, Jr., at the home’ of her mother, Mra. F. W. Gilbert, from ntil 6 o'clock. marria of Miss Hazel Me- Millan to Mr, ‘Alexander Griggs Pringle, at the home of thie tride- John C. Mesillun, at 8:30 o'eloek. WHDNESDAY, AUGUST s— Mra, Lee shaw bes bridge tea At home of her mother, Mra. Al- bert Wilton, at Hunt's’ Point, In jchurch Will give a benefit lon, Thursds fete ing, August 2, or cake and: coffee jtween the hours of Jo’elock. An orchestra | the music, will be served be 6:30 and 9 will furnish |FORTSON THYGES AURILIARY Fortson Thygesen Auxiliary, No, U, 8.°Wi V., will give a relief tea at the home of Mra Wuen clter, 717 Lakes Thursday | August 2." Take Yesler car to Leachi |Dark, Members requested to bring sandwiches. le ave houor, of her aister, Mra. Henry aed Mull of Calitornia, and Mrs; Grant |} mie / Tape nd eri aya ADDITIONAL CLUBS THURSDAY, AUGUST 9— " Mre. Weaver V, Ketcham’s bridge FLOWER CLUB tes to compliment. Mim. Mire.1|T0 PIGNIC Viayter and Misa Margaret Lin- eoln, The Sunflower club, of Seattle, composed of 914 families, compris at home, jreturn on Thursday, Mr *ling Thursday m + Edward Porep,| Mra. L. E Assisting were Mrs. Frank Steele, Misn Elotse| a Sims were hostesses at a luncheon |have been the house guest rtained | roe ¢} and Mrs. Gordon Gerould (Katherine Fullerton), of | Chica, , Mr. and Mra.| with her Tuesday | Short. guild will be in’eharge at the Orthopedic Tea Shop| Miss Bobbie Baver, Miss Verna McCauley, | ¥ in Renton Hill gufld, with Mrs. p, H. Stone and Mrs. F.J. Stone incharge|Cal. NAMB er ete este cence en nes fn the morning, and First Hill guild, with Mrs. J. B. MacDougall in St charge in the Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Bilsa and . | daughter, Knights of Pythiag hall, Third and | Mrs. Hoss Wilson's tea at home i onupad i pd ave. N., | Griffith, frequently called the most from 4 until 6 0 tionor |} day, Augus t 7p. m ‘ = fren : peat to honor lscounnae ‘Dp. m. | beau iful girl on the screen, will file BATURDAY, AUGUST 41— 6% es suit for divorce ainst her hus: rs. N rkes’ tea for Mrs 1) BENEFIT LAWN FETE band, Webster Campbell, a director, | ; j ; Giiinm ‘xerker at ‘Nome, ftom ||PENEPIT LAWN FETE ec pe eras aad verb P —The Righ areca, me onl ata ae ES [ine mid iy eae mess ||, Fxuit Preserying—The Right Way brought in New York, she said, | - the new church lot, corner of Han. | S¢Pare ford st. and Hunter blvd. Ice cream, | With him about six ye [ KNITTED WEARISPOPULAR — ] ASK MORE CASH FOR EDUCATION Home Economics Demands to Be Made to Congress WASHINGTON, Aug, 1.—Mor federal funds for heme economi: Hucation in A ool will be domar c xress by organiza c Jeral Board tated to chairman of tt itional Kduecatic the United Prem A vigorous campaign will be waged for Increased appropriations for thi wel by the Women’s Joint Con nittee, In which 14 of women’s clyic bodies of pUNtrY are represente mgress last mension turned imilar appeal but, according non, did ko only because It failed to appreciate the wide scope of suc cation and the popular d®mand In no other di of the federal board of vocational education ha growth been as rapid as in home eco: nomics, ac to Fidler, A re cegt report of the board shows that the present enrollment in the ally-aided home economics sche 117,748, This represents an inc of almont per cent in the five year period since the organization the work. In 1918, the enrollme was only the numb York, who is her guest for th ummer A KNITTED costume this seasonj;and having a knitted bandanna | hom A te ; i Inchided were Miss Ellen Me Miss ‘Bulalie Merrill, Miss Julia Bub! looks smart whether the und the n That's the, naw: | created from 1.087 10 3 Of Detroit, and the Messrs. Corydon Wagner of Tacoma, Leon Ausian de|sround is the ocean, the moun: /€st of knitted fashioous year the 1 expenditure Turenne, Lacy Hofius, Hunter Goodrieh of Milwaukee, Charies Lavinus tains, the links, t court or There's a slip-over sweater in dia ‘ # pc por i of Baltimore and Walter Turle of Duluth just al! outdoor mond design with a V-neck that | tate a funds ags s out the fashionable | : bi ore & Knitted things usua The ne h Miss Bragdon Will Be August Bride elr own style, burly here's the mweater in Tuxedo |S!Fely 10 f eer parrlage of Miss Ruth Alwin Bragdon, daughter of Mrs. Minnie | ‘He !nfluence of other fashions. Now | styig with a checker board pattern RPpreEriallc’s : iat: ha ‘ won, to Mr. Philip Lee Slayden, son of Mr, and Mrs, James W.| ‘Hey are showing the Influence of) in front and plain in tuck , states found It necosmary to Slayden, of Steilacoom, will take place on Saturday evening, August 11, at|the latest at For all these sweaters—and| over. federal dotler rencived for much )# O'clock, af the home of the bride's mother, 4149 Beach drive, with Rev Take, for the bandanna | sweater biouses—a pleated skirt is od Under the federal act, the © obliged to expend o1 blouse sweater made of Iceland wool |the most appropriate 'WILL ASK FOR y one Personal ral dollar re Fidier estimates that the present G ‘iy JC1| home economics schools are equipped marsh and Mra H. 8. Bolcom, left] 4 reauest by Mayor E. J. Brown | tt of every 000, An increase in They will Hoge went to Portland on Tuesday on a short business trip. today for Mount Rainier |the federal appropriation w finey for violation of city| ordinances be Increased to $300 from | $100, and imprisonment extended yn 30 to 90 days in jail, and that he police fund be| and 1 MO lfiner wll, be lacorporsted’ fas |$10,000 Per Year Ne ee enclt te Come the] Is Spent by Liner that able th nchools as to reac | irks and women wtates to Santee barred from school advantages who baa been secret service Misa Clara Forova, visiting her parents, Mr. Edwin Fords for two month prning for Introduced in n council by Councilman E. 1. Blaine — eee the finance committee chairman a gg Babe nag term ALE bor isp coe Mrs. Arthur Kare of Yakima ts ed Tuesday varlena Kinde ana temical bettors epending a few éaya in. town vielt-| Councilman B. Hesketh aid | Pari nee tee aie c ing her parents, Judge and Mre.|h® would oppose such a measure, | (pr reenhouse is main Stephen J. Chadwick and other councilmen tndicated thelr | tained on one of the decks and from | oe Be leterm niso {0 oppose the |this withdrawals are made during Mra. J. C. Hoag 1 son, | Proponit each voy The ship's’ staff in Byron, of Elgin, Ill, 0 have} ludes a trained gardener who is re been the house guests of Mr. Murphy for a fe garded as an author! Ject of Noricult y on the sub. na Local Man Finishes Of Low Angeles, will be an event of early autumn, Mrs. Leander Theodore teft today by way of Yellowstone Electrical Course | us | a entertained with a bridge luncheon and miscellaneous shower at|park for their home. ctu he L Kinid fete . | — home on Monday afternoon. Five tables were in play and additional eve in slectrical ensinearing at ten |Newly Wed Brides | Miss Julia Buhl and her brother, Mr. Henry Buhl, from Detroit, who | number of enginee of Mr, | have just completed versity of ton, in one of teach Must Be Measured | ROYDON,, Eng, Aug. Every | course of sum-| young woman married here is meas and Mrs. R. D. Merrill, left today | mer lectures on electrical engineer-|ured to determine the awards made home in the East jins subjects held at the Kast Pitts-/annually to the tallest | < eh t Pa, works of th Westing- | youngest and oldest brides Mra. J. R. Ryan (Fay ) tn house Electric & Manufacturing com leaving Thursday for her home in| P®"Y. one of tho largest manufactur-| QUEBEC, Que, Aug. 1.—The high-| after spending two months |°T% Of electrical apparatus in the! ways syatem in province of Que parents, Mr. and Mrs, E, J, | Yorta ‘bee consists of 2, miles | Cin or Helen Ransom, of © hag been spend ort time as the guest of Mr. and f preparing attract! Aish As, Sa gens, OC EE. ys of preparing attractive egg dishes are day te har holed 5 ee i In the latest bull prepared for the housewives of mene. en beveye Washington bureau, If you wih a copy of this |} ter, Elsa, left today for Vancouver = a visit among the San Juan AR ands, to be gone a month. ey Washington Bureau, The Seattle Star, Mrs. J. Willis Sayre’ and daughter 1322 New York Ave., W ashington, D. C, | Miss Elinore Sayre, sailed Tuesday I wish a copy of the bulletin, “Ways of Cooking and | on the H. F. Alexander for a six| Serving Eggs,” and inclose herewith a two-cent postage stamp stay at their summer same, a Cruz, on Monterey ba Mias Jane Bliss, left today | visit at Lake Cr ‘or a for cel hp ok, ese Oly einer. saesveeapae Mrs. Mary S$. Clark, of Helena, Mont., is a guest of Mra. John H Bruck, at Carolina Court Dr. T. J. Appleton is leaving Friday | fcago, abla 4 Zero Meals for Torrid Days month, attending clinics and visiting friends Has the hot weather put you and yours off food? Do you find steaks, pork chops, stews, plum pudding, etc, too much these hot days? Wouldn't you like the recipes for a long lst of cool dinners for hot days? If you would, then fill out this bulletin and send it to the Washington bureau of The Seattie Star, 1322 New York ave, Washington, D. C. ° where 500, who | te of annual ing a membership of over 3 are former residents of tho st , will hold their 19th pienie at Woodland park, Saturday, ust 11, 1923. There will be aking by prominent ex ports of all kinds, for which prizes will be given to the winners. All former residents of Kansas are | invited to attend, Dinner will be} served at 6 p.m. The club will fur Kansas, PARA AAA AR ADA AAA AAA Washington Bureau, The Seattle Star, 1322 New York Ave., Washington, D. ©. Please send me a copy of the free bulletin, “Cool Dinners for Hot Days,” for which I inclose two cents in stamps for nish coffee, tea, milk, sugar and hot dogs for sandwiches. ‘The offi eae. cers of the clu Will H. Barr, | Name. president; J. Grant Hinkle, vice | president; Edna Barr, secretar and | treasurer, Beautiful Abtecss Will Seek Divorce LOS ANGELES, Aug. 1 Corinne | Now when fruit Is plentiful ts the time to preserve it for next winter's use, There are right ways and wrong ways to do this, If you want to learn how to do ft in the most approved, up-to-date manner, fill out the coupon below and mail to our Washington bureau and her husband about a yer have been | She eloped | Now differences in temperame made it impossible for the along togeth she says ington Bureau, The Seattle Star, New York Ave., Washington, C ‘Conserves, herewith fo T want a copy of the bulletin, lades and Preserves,” and inclos postage stamps for sam: ms, Marma. } cents in loose 1¢ wonderful, refined, entrancingcomplexion | | rendered, brings ‘back ppearence ol PM ttmede tt i} aatise Ererfew sot and | | Name § Street and No Send 10¢ for Trial Sie TERD.T. HOPKINS & SON, New York City Goura ud's Stato Oriental Cream “| Demand Grows for BOSTON, surface being done than for some time, The | Shuart’s Clearance Sale of Smart Footwear A in isn’t the cost of footwear that determines the value. When you shop at Shuart’s you receive more than the merchandise you purch Our one desire is to serve. We employ only experienced salesmen and you can know that shoes purchased a Shuart’s are properly fitted. Many of our best styles are now selling for half. the former price. Many other lines, very complete in sizes and widths, are priced this week at $585 $g85 $785 $885 and $985 The more incomplete lines are priced for quick selling $2 85 and $485 If you will let our salesmen show you these remark- able values you will be glad you called at Shuart’s. Hosiery of sheer silk in the many new colors now in demand can be found at our Hosiery Counter—$1,39, $1.95, $2.95, etc., are some of the hosiery prices you will find this week at Shuart’s. Use your charge account | a Between Union and University Second Avenue spacey POT VAR AWTS, | deméinds appear—to be mostly for | | fine grades of wool, Fine Wool Grades | continie to and refuse to sell at present prices Local dealers |The opening of the American Wool thip out Australian |en Co.'s spring, 1924, sale indicates Aug. 1—Altho on the|¥0ls and South American wools.|that there is a brisk demand for the local wool market re-| Growers continue to have confidence | woolens at advances of 5 to 17 per mains dull, there ts more business |! the future of the wool market | cent. HUNDREDS —or— WALL PAPER PATTERNS | Improve the proportions of yout rooms. Striped paper makes a low room look higher. Large tapestry patterns make a large room look smaller and cosier. Wall paper can make the worst room pleasant. TAPESTRIES For the Front Rooms From 15c to $2.00 Per Single Roll PAINT Our paint is $1.05 below the market price for same quality. We are a cash and carry store—that is the prin- cipal reason why we are so much lower. $2.45 Per Gallon SMITH’S WALL PAPER HOUSE Remember—It’s Smith’s 1621 Fourth Ave. One Store in Seattle How much better | Gra; Fruit is in HAPPY HOME cans | than the best of the | fresh fruit in the. market! Compare them and you will find this | HAPPY HOME) Grape Fruit even | more delicately ap- pealing than the fresh. | Now that the sea- | son for fresh Grape | Fruit is over, enjoy-| HAPPY HOME) Grape Fruit in cans, | ready to. serve. | HAPPY HOME Grape Fruit is the se- lected meats of choic- est fruits for your de- light all through the year, especially dur. ing the summer. Distributed and Guaranteed By SCHWABACHER BROS. & CO., Inc. YOUR GROCER SELLS AND RECOMMENDS PY HOME HIGHEST GRADE CANNED FOODS Hung’ NOW, He corner “Ln ly. * but t is we to co chair the ki fort, sugee pBett —and thing. But fellow, so sill soon 4 his I'm shins myself] / And Sur Yatch