The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 6, 1923, Page 10

Seattle Edited by Lillian Keen LeBal Assistant-—Fr Ar®@-Dorothy Fay Gould s e Jociety llister, Telephone, Main 0600. ances Oldham, . Telephone, Capito! 0829, Wedding Will Be S Episcopal Church; Autumn Bride HE marr Mesne at high no reading t Mis bridesmaids e 3 T Miss M 1 Cakes be best Heller, of T McClellan, Jr ce Bloedel, D Episcopal presence of New Spok Francis de Abram Emory Wiley ast Ryan ar A sma for t Intimate frie serv Miss Me ntertaini maids of her Saturday at the Rainie: same t man Prominent Mr Mrs. ter. Miss ¢ Allen, of rT! Miss Em ttended Walloou Mr. A fraternity Sunday afte tea from 4 unt summer home atid coral snapdragc fem table and basket geas and tall spires of Miss MacAuley Choos Miss Melva MacAuley, daughter wed Mr. Elmer Martin Arneson, Big Timber, Mont.. on Wednesday the Church of the Epiphany, with th the ceremony Miss Verna MacAuley Arneson, brother of the wards there ch K, Poo Marsha’ will ts Emory, to Mr where she is a ttended university Mr. and Mrs. k in b Lake nor of tandards and ad gladioli will be her groom, will Mrs. Clarence Smith On account of the national day of mourning, Mrs. ten for Mrs. Winfield" McTean } 20, until Tuesday, August 14. Miss Farrar Plans Di of Seattle, the Girl to Wed announce Washington jaced at intervals on the beautifully appointed of Mr. and Mrs. sen, of Mr will be a small reception olemnized in Miss Emory to ¢ Mes. HLT August 1 Messer, daughte lemnized Wednesday chu of a small assemblage York, will be maid of honor and Miss Marle Hamm, of 8t Frink, Miss Hortense Green, of friends.» and the Paul und Miss Frances Oldham. Jr of San Austas Walter Johr Mr Ju William Cowles. lard McDonald, Va. Mr, Leon Brownell, Mr Pelly, Mr ma; M of Richmond. Mr Wolfe, Kenneth Mr, Bernard ushers. he bridal party ice at the home of Mra relatives and a few Me bridal party at dinner on Hofius will be host dinner the while Mr. and ushers t at a stag a the engagement of thelr daugh son of Mr. and Mra, J, Howard early autumn N. Y., and th@un oma Phi Beta sorort with Pal Upsilon 1 Allen, take place hool at Aurore member of Ga and is affiliated Poe entertained with an informal garden thelr daughter and her fiance at their Wide bowls filled with yellow high vases holding clusters of hydran ed the rooms and porches of the home es Attendants Andrew MacAuley and Mrs. A. H. Arneson, of August’ §, at 8:30 o'clock, in Harold G. Hennessy performing will evening Rev siste Joseph After 's maid of honor and Mr be best man for his brother t the MacAuley residence. Postpones Tea Clarence A. Smith's been postponed from Friday, August nner Miss Mildred Farrar is entertaining at dinner on Thursday evening at her home in honor of Miss Ellen Me and Mr. and Mrs. E Invitations have n confined to sser and her fiance, Mr. Lacy Hofius n $. McCord, Jr. close friends of the h or guests Large Luncheon Postponed Mrs. William Sherman Walker, Mabel Thompson have postponed August 10, until Tuesday, A net 14 ‘The affair wil! given at eighty-five guests, and will honor M: formerly of Seattle the Mrs. Anthony 8 luncheon Nickerson and Mrs. their planned for Friday Seattle Yacht rs. Harry F. club, with covers for Ardery, of Los Angeles Dr. and Mrs. Bates to Entertain To honor Ensign and Mrs. George Bates will entertain with a dinner of ten covers at their home on Tuesday | evening. ‘ Informal Tea at Hom Tn compliment to Mrs. Stephen I with Dean Miller. ‘e August Miller will be n: onal educational d Banking, Mrs. William F. Allison w her home on Thursday afternoon. Miss Minerva Elworthy, daughter of will give an informal juncheon at Clifford Crawford, Dr. and Mrs. U. G. e Miller ana daughter, Cha 15 for New York city, where Dean director of the American Institute of il entertain with informal tea lotte, who Dr. and Mra. Frederick M. Frederick & Nelson's worthy on Wednesday afternoon to compliment Miss Charlotte M! Mr. and Mrs. Goetz Hosts Mr. and Mrs. Herman ‘Thursday at their home, Schreiner, who are leaving Septemt home. Wednesday evening Mrs. Goetz ga honor of Mr. Goetz Mr. and Mrs. Goetz, theif son Gar joetz entertained with four tables of bridge on complimenting Mr. and ber 1 for Los Angeles Mra. F. X to make thelr ve a birthday dinner of ten covers in dner, and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Murphy are spending the next fortnight at the hunting lodge at Dungeness Lawn Fete Plans Ma Plans are nearing completion for of Women's clubs is home, 1117 Harvard ave. the pleasing features pr: by Dorothy Denee Snowden, which { Reading, “When Grandma Was a ( Honey Sings,” by a chorus; song and by Jeannette Jennings Winifred Conklin N ing on the attract! Wednesda ented will be “An Old-Fashioned Sketch,” directed Newman dance and recitation, "The turing the lawn fete the Seattle Federation grounds of Mr. H.C. Henry's afternoon, August 15. One of includes the following gumbers Fl," by her Thomas; song, “When recitation, “Are You Going to Dance?” Conklin; recitation, “Minuet,” by Little Bisque Doll,” with Dorothy Schechert ag the interpreter and Margie Schechert as the bisque doll; recitation, “The Patchwork Qui “The Sweet Long Ago,” by Betty accompanist. ‘Thomas. It," by Dorothy Martinez, and a song. Doreen Snowden’ will be the Mrs. H. E. Maltby, president of the City Federation, and acting and past Presidents of all the federated clubs noon. Final plans of the affair wi R. J. Reekie, chairman of arrangements, has at 3 o'clock in the Louis room at Fre Mrs. Wilson R. G Mrs. Charles Biller, Mrs. W. R. Hawthorne Little, Mrs. A. P. Schultz, ch Pacific Improvement club, Mrs. D grethive Thought club, Mra. W. I cake, Seattle Woman's club and G. Glark and Mrs. H. W Pennsylva Steele; sandwiches, Bon Marche club, Miss Bessie Windsor and Mrs Coffee, Coterie club and Woman's Mrs: Emma Hausman, chairmen; pv gressive club, Quee Sunset Heights Literary club. in fort The booths and their chanrmen include: club and Anne Fortnightly club and Classic will serve as hostesses for the after. Il be completed at the meeting Mrs. alled for Friday afternoon son's derick & 2 is chairman of the grounds commi Mrs. R. Bloom, Mrs. E. Crystal gazing, une telling, La P. Pence, ch >. Benson, ch Grotto club auxilfary to the irman; palmistry, P irman; ice cream and adies’ Literary Musical club, Mrs. William | Rulifson, a Study club; candy booth, chairmen; Pennsylvania products Seattle Grade Teachers’ club, Mrs. the West Side Improvement J. N. Cook. Civic club, Mrs. H. A inch, Philomus club, M. Bonnar and forth End Pro Orthopedic Tea and Thrift Shops Mrs. Thomas Green will be hos Orthopedic Tea Shop, assisted b Mrs. George T. Murphy, Mrs. Simpkins, Mrs. T."W. Buschmann 4 At the Thrift Shop Mrs. H. J and in the afternoon Mrs. H, Horroc sent Winslow auxiliary. Mrs. V Ramsey will be * for First Hill guild Tuesday at the M. Crosby, Mrs. W. D. Perkins, well, Mrs i! Smith, Mrs. Ward nd Miss Eva Roberts. in charge in the morning ks W. F. Dunlop will repre nd Mrs Women CLUBS FOR TUESDAY WOMAN'S LAKEWOOD CLUB The Woman's Lakewood Civic Im- Provement club will hold its regular meécting on Tuesday, August 7, at 2 p. m., at Lakewood clubhouse. Mra. F. Hilde Smith and members of the park and playground committee will have charge of the program. eee CANADIAN WOM WILL PICNIC The Canadian Women’s club of Se- attle are planning a basket picnic at Alki Beach on Tuesday, August 7, at Ji a. m. Guests are requested to bring their own dishes, All Cana dians, welcome. 08 SOCIAL CLUB FOr HARD OF HEARING The Seattle Sofial club for the Hard of Hearing will meet at Fur- man's Business college, on Tuesday, August 7, at 7:30 p,m. All hard of A hearing adult are welcome CLUB day, August J, at 2 p'clocks ’s Clubs WOMAN'S CIVIC CLUB ANNUAL PICNIC club will have their annual plenic at the home of Mrs, 1. A, Winneman, 3909 Bagley ave., Tuesday, August 7. ee BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL wom. CLUB The Business and Professonal Women’s club will hold a business meeting Tuesday evening at Dart. nall's cafeteria, when reports will be made on the state convention held at Olympia and the national convention which convened in Portland, cee [LE LODGE NO. 7. Seattle Lodge No. 7, D, HP, A, | will meet Tuesday evening, August 7, at § o'clock, In Byergreen hall, 1409 Ninth ave. Sk see A. RYE. M, BE, CLUB A. Rt. E, M. E. club meets with Mrs. Ed Duggan, 3215 Irving Place, Tues art, ulture club; tea, | The members of the Woman's Civic | ITH A'T Trinity Be ch, with “Canon William H, Bliss Miss At the: Mills College club rederick Bausman’'s garden, ‘ a fantasy in miniature, was Jane McCleary as Pierrot; (st Will o’ the Wisp; (right), Bett tea gwen recently in Mrs. ‘At the Foot of the Rainbow,” presented by (left), Norma landing), Josephine McCleary, Brandt, Pierrette. 7 . | ALKI REVIEW Alki fi ew N i plenl day. Auge NO. 1 or of Amar SEATTLE couRT surt Ne Janth, hax. regular August at 8 | Temple Tuesday Masonic necting ‘clock in | WASHINGTON Waa No. of the Mi meet T Temple XILIARY ROOSEVELT Pt Ladies’ at to Theo i thelr rew 16% Third ADDITIONAL CLUBS AUXILIARY TO RUTH SCHOOL he Queen Anne Auxiliary to the Ruth School for Girls, be held 101 Mercer Wed August & 1 be at 1 o'cle y Sprague enday nerved ot CENTURY ANNOUNCE The it Century omen's club w ptambe x just ates 14, according to t 1. Repo Mount Vernor at that tim ention ast June will be The American charge and the in heard jation depar ve mber 23, in charge eting on Oc 12 The remainder of the yea gram follows October 26 of the meeting on the art department will b jot the m ‘8 Pro: Household administra irs. Henry Bittmary chair hedrals of Europe,” Pierce} « of the Royal Institute of British chitecta. November 9—Current events, Mrs. | Ida C. Thatcher, chairman. Civic committee, Mra. Amelia Nelson. November 23—President's t presidents’ | James A E. Palmerton, Dec || DATES || TO REMEMBER |] MONDAY, AUGUST 6. Mr. ‘and Mrs, Jeane Ty per at home for M Millan her fiance ander Pringle, and Mr Herbert Clifford Richardson Lon Angelon TUESDAY, AUGUST Mes. Otis Fi tion. man. Horroe day committee, Mrs. chairman; Mra. F. Muzic ber buffet mup Hazel Mo Mr, Alex and Mra ot 1's Lambon’s lunch Thomas Askren's bridge lunch in honor of Mrs. York of Iowa and Umpleby of Okla Mrs. Harold Gardner Bradbury's tea in honor of Mrs, Carl J. Nord strom, Jr, at the home of her | W. Gilbert, from moth | 3 until |] he marriage 0 Millan to Mr Pringle, at the Minn Hazel Mo. Alexander Griggs home of the brides | elect’s | pai Mr. and Mra, C. MeMillan, at $:20 o'clock DAY, AUGUST #— rhen’ bridge ton ther, Mrs, Al Hunt's Point, tn Mra, Henry Grant Niton, at honor of her alst Hull of California, and Smith. THURSDAY Mra, We AUGUST 9— ver V, Ketoham's tea to compliment Miry Playter and Miss Margaret coin, at home, FRIDAY, AUGUST 10—~ Mra, Anna Thomaen Milburn’ cheon at home to honor Misa bridge Mirlo Lin ther Nord: Kellam Hi nts, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Nordstrom, at 4:20. o'clock. SATURDAY, AUGUST 11— Mills College club's Infor at hall in Bast Seattle, a) dance ‘| day | ment, Mra, J ational mith Febr B comm chairman, Parliamentary ment, Mn W ‘go Washington chairman. Mra, Carl pro. Ww. birth. program. March 14 Mrs Soctal W. F. nervics Hite March partment chairman Apri} 11--Mu: Mrs. G. J. Haccker, $—Club + chai Drama Holt, chair Ap: partment ma: Mrs. Arthur WILL HOLD MEMORIAL SERVICES I Auxil of Theodore one Veterans of od Joint memor al services with the post for Presl Harding, Monday at & tock Phird to be preset iit Foreign dent evening, ust 6, In Roose All velt hall, 1616% members urged ARBOR HEIGHTS IMPROVEMENT CLUB Mr. W. AL 1 ¥ Arbor eights Imp: Saturday o'clock, and Norfolk and ve I address the avement clu on August 11, at club houne, 424 8. W This will be father Refreshments will evening. at thy on rved night English Cops Shot Marvelous Genius HOVE, Eng. Aug. 6.—Arrested and fined $100 for street betting, Henry Ockenden sald he had plied his bookmaking trade 40 years. openly for for over eighty years has relied upon Gour- aud’s Oriental Cream to keep the skin and complexion in perfect condition through the stress of the season's activities, White Flesh-Rachel. 4 Send 10¢ for Trial Size PERD, T. HOPKINS & SON, New York Gouraud's Oriental Cream METROPOLITAN Week Starting Sunday, Aug. 12 ee || FIRST TIME HERE! World's est Colored Show NEW YORK'S SENSA TONAL MUSICAL COMEDY SHOW YORK IN A Seats on Sale Vhuraday Nighta: 500 12.00, Wednend Matinee: S0¢ to 81.00, Satie” day Matinee: 500 to 81.50, man, | 0 i TLE Personal Albe Davison wt 14 for Chica ing Av York in pend Bh Septem Mr pent the Mir, W Mt Spring Mrs. ing Mrs, River Mrs daughter who have with Mrs and Mrs Vernon, nh route Mrs. few her brook, Ke days at Reginald Parsons nd Rogers Mary for Natalie Mins ‘Tuenday 0 Mr rington Mich 16 ha at hor Mins J n De from a Leroy Taylor Mr xeles Pedro Mr lant Fastern Mr on & sho! Mra turned in the fr Ea Mrs. C Mint Dorothea Hopp from a trip home }and Ensign U. &. 8 present nber Beach, 1 George Ge bee B D spent the dith with daughter Wins 1 1 me une Vunter I month Taylor Chamberlain at thelr summer Donald Mc! trip t rt Alvah ‘om i, Allen Maryland in T end in town KDZE WILL BE ave. N The ne in the by the the alr w gram 8:20, It The given Brown dent of and W. League thru the on fol Li by Alfred Font Lowe, pia \prano; W. K. K taliat, KDZ. Northwest, Rhodes Co. ith wha announce out. Ww. Chambe: A ub, broadcaster instrumental music Green, soprano: int; Frederick Wiederich, Apu, and Arnold t Wink Mra week-end M daughter Coronado, nas I week from Washing: STAR of Chic guest houne ince June and wil earl nd expects te for Euror Society $15,000 Waytarer Thomas Askren| The ng of The Se with Judge and ut their hone ma An: in attle’s passion pageant, in Ls Askren near T goles during the second week will The Beptember saving of #1 result in @ 000 to Wayfarer society vinit M Vradenbure cording to Darwin Melsnest, ard Ferguson at graduate manager of the Associated Students of the University of Wash Burroughs and of Elllensbure n spending a fortnight urrougha’ parents, Mr EB, Gage, in Mount k-end in town ington, and business director of the All rtrud received from the pro duction in Angelex will go to the University of Southern ifor ma, according to Meisnest, and the in turn pays all storage ind insurance charges for the year equipment, amounting to Loa thelr hom universit the 15,000. The The Mrw Min Ho! Jennie University Wayfarer the cop: at of the pag of Washington society hold op. twht and equip: nt, find it has not necessary to surrender these to the University of South n California for the Los Angeles production, says Meisnest, He points out that only in years when Beattle doen 6 to produce the spe be staged in other anus uction of order ee quipment, the play the « TWO SAILORS BATTLE COP of four Mi guest Maine will leave Medford, Anne Mina and her from. Donworth, not ea M. Har of Kalamazoo, town and Clarence this yéar:. pre The Wa e the rived at 1214 Mi adison st. linwuranece and stor char ind Mins Constance | lowed to leave returned Captain Mr visit with U. & N., and and Mr, and of Los An ome at San » blocks during shots fired fist fight between W. Black H. Seale and nmon, both of whom after a furious battle A chase which three were ro eee wulted in a troiman C. in J nailors, Wolfe month's returned ntay and Georg ar with ° were bd reatéd the cop Black declared they had been robbed athe Black net ut of nailor and cbse, ‘ neveral captured interfered, trying Mapper Lemmon away from the In fight that followed, handéatfed both men t them to jail eft Friday Francisco. +e rallors told of $30 off in after Lem o- | him by vinit Lemu: has re a six the timer, |mon. Seale and daughter, are expected| to New Zealand| about August a ke offi Moorehoune of the Wein Use Ax to Smash Lock O falling of a to ent 1506 pned at the week ntat spent Bursgiars, key Long. by the 24th me home O-watt p stealing a gold watch. the largest rae ently store, will go on first official pro evening Monday program will be jov. Coyle, Mayor Rhodes,. vice preal of Commeree, Irw f the one| D De newer M. C. MACY alist, 20th year, ite methods, more 1904 Third Ave., Corner Pike St. Seven talke al and will deliver short Vo will be baritone; Hamiiton Nord, Lucille James Gertrude no Tommy Gibbons World's Heavyweight —_—_— Cromwell and Company tenor instrumen. Kraus, Hawalign violinint Meets Former Girl But Loses Money Baker, foyed Sunday ‘nig | Edward U. B. 4 a girt Jin 1921, |for ma rid |friend, ar lost. conaci he | came jon a roll st, privi he le with hi his ate of $35 |Mourning Crowds 5 DEWITT, | Delay Death Train |crowds of mourners |stations and raliroad |delayed the late President Harding's train funeral day The special more | PT At every slow \ \p / usnenn Baker than station |to watch the train go by, compelling | down. Benny Barton’s Reyue Matinerar 25 NOTICE! New saltor Melvin, from the over met whom he had last see re He and a few ‘That for went male drinks all] he after a whe was lying Ballard, and W. O. L Government Tarpaulins Made Out of Waterproof Canvas anid, nennes: lawn wan A 20x40 ft 6 cents per square foot Small Sizes as You Wish, 7 cents t square foot Get Ready for Here's an the Rainy Opportunity CAMP LEWIS WIRELESS t Surplus War Suppll Manufacturers of Ca 4 70 University Street Corner Western Avenue Seattle, Washington Days lowa, Aug. 6. who Great thronged yards further| in Eastern Iowa: to-| passed 40 hundreds thru here minutes I flock KBE? 70% Kitchen free from fies and inascts They are annoying and cerry disease and death. Your family's food should be free from such contamination. Use FLY-TOX, the new household insecticide, which rids a room of flies or moequitges in five minutes, FLY-TOX efficient: ly destroys insects but will not injure man, fowl Or beast, nor stain wall paper or delicate fabrice Elliott 2314 Sold by Draggists, Gre- Feta Se | partreent ms , . ay no RECORD CROWD will|Praduction in South Saves | to} und | while the city mourns over the death MONDAY, AUGUST 6, YOUTH BATTLES — FLAMES ALONE e|Spectators Shove Burning Boat From Dock 1923 -ARADISE HAS PARADISE VALLEY, Aug. 6—A record-breaking crowd f Rainier National park Satu: and Sur Paradine "Inn took care of 640 pe }last night that rivaled Day of 19: a figure bor commodated De orge ¥ of Deputy lone-handed ered by a crowd of ator Ful Mew fou a fire two explosions was occupied last night pa including Saturday 639 car Prove qually entrance aso! nd machines alone, One hundred motor |eycles came thru Saturda entered the park before Sunday morning ue se eg og A party of 28 Japanese from the| Cine & Beattie Mitsui company, of Seattle, and|° am Was serious the face, hands and shoulders, and beaded by the American mansger Of). resrice trom his at Minor the organization, H. A. Kimball, ar.) 1 00 t ’ rived in the park Saturday, remain ing over until Sunday afternoon COUNCIL MAY HIT PHONE CO. Counciiman A preaved confidence urday ni Mine M. Albert Slocum bond burned while 10 185 4ed his compan daughter wound: t only did the crowd of onlookers fail to go to the of Me but frightened by james renct the leaped 10 feet into the air the explosion of the was tank, the pushed the flaming adrift the water the lake with Meach- mn on it The youth and h nion went to the be Saturday night, and hoth got into the boat, a 30-foot speed first explosion cham, following boat on Lou Cohen ex Monday that bi resolution seeking to compel the P: cific Telephone & Telegraph Co,, to dismiss higher rate litigation before the city will consider grant ing new franchise be passed almost unanimously the council at Monday's Cohen raid that he tion to the measure hi with the support of t thouse craft the turn of the en occurred, hes open and en- and Miss Slocum n a blast of flame. The boat burst james, which leaped almost to ¢ of the Pioneer boatho’ park, where terrific blew the h council Lestat Nye the firm « will by meeting. believes oppos! sped Meacham at the craft was Coe im ned by nedy Wise Starts His Postoffice Work Henry A, Wine, adjutant of the American Legion, major of in fantry reserves, organizer of Battery E, 146th field artillery, and Jater ommander of « battalion of the 161st Infantry of the 41st division in France, assumed command of the as-| | sistant postmaster's desk in the fed-| eral building Monday Maj. Wise, who saw service in the Altho badly bur explo. sien, which shot out from under the hatch full inh asweted Miss Slocum to the dock and returned the boat to fight the flames THREE STILLS ARE WRECKED A nquad of deputy shériffs, headed by Deputy Frank Anderson, Sunday night discovered a complete moon: shine outfit in full operation, bat their approach down the steep sides of a ravine two miles south of Ren postoffice department at Spokane in| ton pad frightened the moonshiners 1917, was recently appointed assist-| away, They completely wrecked the ant by Postmaster C. M. Perkins, and | three stills, which were in operation. his appointment confirmed "atl 40 sved: asvecal ibaccels cf, mai Washington, D. C. and 60 gallons moonshine and : other equipment Seattle Banks to | i Close Next Friday) erlff Matt Starwich sent a sec Seattle banks will be closed Friday face, he state of ond squad of deputies to the scene Monday to bring in the copper and complete the wrecking. | of Hart he Governor state President Harding. has red the day for mourning. Mayor Brown | is expected to fnsu proclamation directing all business houses to close The University of Washington sum schoo! will also close Friday \Glergymen Leaving Valuable Property LONDON, Aug. 6—During 1923 there have been probated the wills clergymen whose estates ag- 4 more than $2,000,000. a dark coat instead ec day a mer \s fe eman F,| himself h dixguine|of a light one. CHIC Aug. 6—Pol testified that to i. Electric Washing Machine The Perfect Cylinder Washer $ DOWN Balance | $2.50 Weekly Also other types from $99 up Buy a Thor today—do your wash- ing under the sanitary conditions of your own home. 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