The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 3, 1923, Page 16

THE SEATTLE STAR Crown Prince Gustav Adolph of Sweden Weds Cousin of English King | aig > Rrodovicl [SAYS ‘HEALER’ |@ Net sa <i > FLOWER CLUB ® @ Mayoralty Suggestions b Bill Used to (Be a Hotel Clerk; Now He’s a Wedding Is Full State Affair; King Business Man Continues His Quest for |: Shut-in; Friends to Call an Ideal Candidate “BY G. buen George Made Swedish Admiral and Wears His New Uniform K he Andrew Jesmald Sweden was The smail e| Marqu " train be y | WEDDING BREAKFAST AT KENSINGTON Viet th LE BUTLER STIC BY J. KB, dt BY LLOYD A (United Press State C LONIX Royal Crown Sweden Mountbatten, ¢ admire LLEN P her night hat they had presented him presents and had smoked his ch gars and eaten of his lee cream ad finished the | of a boxing with the | Will Make Final y Port Site Offer 1 i A hote plains Need of Christian Training ' Woman Is Fined for Selling Moonshine || DB. FREDERICK | THIS MAN'S CHOICE Chantecler DANCING CONTEST Open to All Amateurs The Better Dancing Contest inaugurated at Chan- tecler by Mr. Charles J. E. Blanc is now in its third week and is attracting widespread and enthusiastic interest among lovers of good dancing. The contest is under the direction of Mr. Hamilton Douglas, and his decisions, week by week, are being accepted with the heartiest approval. The Contest is open to all Amateur Dancers and couples may enter at any time. The object of the Contest is to encourage good dancing and to enhance Seattle’s reputation in that respect. Come up tonight and see for your- self just how the Contest is being conducted. t of LMM LMM oe HIATT Served with the r ts . sy life, and at the ou SWEDISH UNIFORM LARGELY IN EVIDE> Swedish naval and m “like the Dutehm * Maybe you know h | LOWER TAXES AND forms were largely in ¢ |JAMES A. HAIGHT king of Sweden and t Wearing the dark b Massive gold epa «mormous yellow Swedish generals, George wore a new add *. th! All Dressed Up and Had to Go to Jail s wore hi 1 of the Welsh C the Swedish order instead of th tomary British garter. The Duke of York wore a British alr force unt: | form. | time, The bride, radiant in white Priceless lace flowing from h dress and corsage, was giv way | by her brother, the Marquis Mil ’ fordhaven (n’ British naval, wni| by Short’s Lawy: form, a humble lieutenant among} A demurrer to the m: admirals and generals), with King|charge filed ag Py George standing by as spdnsor.|H. Short, the “shooting policeman, Naval officers of all ranks lined the|was fled in superior court Friday | isle and blucjackets formed a guard|by his attorney, Hugh Caldwell. of honor, in honor of the bride’s| Caldwell sets forth numerous objec together, father and brother's distinguished | tions to the lity of the com- | ahe Services with the British navy. A plaint. Friday Short entered a plea | P' Getachment of Swedish sailors|of not guilty to charge when Tanked alongside the British. arraigned before Judge King Dyke. | Queen Olga and Prince and Prin.| man morning to beg with head | }my a Demurrer Is Filed 4 PRICES IN THE CITY He would and t lout At the noon luncheon I sat do Jat a table with a wholesale merehan! Crystal WITH REGULAR Ball CAFE SERVICE AFTER 8 P.M. Under same manage- ment as Blanc’s Cafe at 315 Marion Street If You Don’t Dance The crowds of admiring spectators who come up night after night to witness the dancing, prove that the pleasure is not confined to the dancers alone. The delightful surroundings and many unique attractions at Chantecler make this an ideal place to spend an evening, and if you haye guests to entertain you cannot do better than bring them to Chantecler. You will find a delightful a la carte service at prices which are the very low- est for an establishment of this class. s Blanc’s Chantecler Orchestra by Radio Tiny Burnett’s famous orchestra provides the music at Chan- tecler, both day and night, and it is generally conceded that the music is the finest in the city. Just recently Mr. Blane has arranged to have this music broadcasted by station KFJC of the Post-Intelligencer and those who have been enjoying this music at home shold visit Chantecler and enjoy the many other attractions provided for their entertainment. MR. HAMILTON DOUGLAS and MISS La VERTA McCORMACK in open position of Tango (Photo by courtesy of LaPine-Rog Winners of $25 Prize Last Wednesday Rules of the Contest Only Amateur Dancers may enter, and there is no fee beyond the regular evening Cover Charge. Couples will be selected each evening by Mr. Hamilton Douglas to appear the follow- ing Wednesday in the weekly contest. Winners of each of the six weekly contests will be guests of Chantecler through- out the following week, and winners of the final contest will be entered for the Northwest International Contest to be held at Chantecler later in the season. $200 IN CASH PRIZES A cash prize of $25 will be given to the Winners of each of the six weekly contests, and a Cash Prize of $50 to the Winners of the Final. The weekly contests will be judged on the Dancing of the Fox Trot, Waltz and One-Step, and in the final contest the Tango will be added. Dancing starts each night at 9 o'clock, and the selections are made after 11 o’clock. Any further information may be had from Mr. Hamilton Doug- las, who is in charge of the contest. i HUUARARESTEUARAUAOEAAA AAA Several Couples Have Already Been Selected for Next Week’s Contest Mir- Wa Noriioon, 27 Thomas Street Mrs. Aldrich, 808 E. Howell (Photo by courtesy of LaPine-Rogers) ore) Third Avenue and University