The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 14, 1923, Page 10

Saaladiacanastacarsanin maananiaaemeitinemmmnae cimeamanaion ceri iene ae aaa SDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1928. THE SEATTLE MRS. LEANDER DOW ) Music si Play Gres ane Will | mune will be Unterpreted by the Spargur String Quartet a Pee Siar Retiring From Business | quartet, written in 1871, and is characteristic of its eomponer No one but Tachaikowsky could 60 D mi cok EN, Taanaibiey S04 We have taken Tesses jeent which Js full of fresh and youthful phantasy, "The second j ke d 2 9 50 | movement, tho beautiful “Andante ormer Y mar é e Cantabile,” is derived from a folk . ; , tan® overheard at Kamenka, It t ig er and $35.00, consisting of of tho compover's greatest popular 3 ; muccesses, Its beauty and appeal lk St t D Cl t} sink. deeper into the hearts of the i) ree resses, OUn auditors with each hearing and has | thelr concert next Tuesday night promises to be one, of tho most Ritchie, second violin; Hellier Col- lens, Viola and Georgo Kirchner, sale on Friday and Saturday, Novem- ber 16 and 17, in the Waldorf build |auxillary to Seattle post No. 18 will meet on Friday, November 16, at 4 charm that {» trresintible: D A t oon: re aE resses, a few ernoon interesting they have given. violoncello. | Both the season and single tick- jets are now on salo at Sherman, e Clay & Co, Third and Pine, MOTHERS’ CLUB i ing, Seventh and Pike. 1030 a. m., at the home of Mrs./ STARK Seattle Society Edited by Lillian Keen LeBailtster, Telephone, MA in-0600 Assistant—Frances Oldham Music—Louise Raymond Owens ‘ : Drantic Evening Planned for November 22; Betrothed Pair Will Be Complimented. ¥ the tnitiative of La Comtesse d’Audiffret, and under tho patronage of Monsieur Vacher Corbiere, the French consul; L/Union Francaise, and HE committeo of Seattle men and women, a most tnteresting drainatic Ppevening is planned for Thursday, November 22, at 8 o'clock, at the # Women's University club. Mi Madame d'Audiftret, who came to this country two years ago, fully Taceredited by the French government, in the interest of the relief fund Por destitute children, which she represents (Pro Infantia Pro Patria, 42 # Rue du Bac, Paris, France), is not only a woman of birth and culture, * rpenking six languages, but she is also a strong personality in the dramatic world and a member of the Dramatic Authors In France, Ia Comtesse d’Audiffret, whose nom de plume is Mrs, Raoul Ralph, will de assisted by tho Drama league, The Players’ Art gulld (Mra, Robert + Sandall’s group), Miss Courtney and puplls and Mr, Jou Jorville (class of nderg Oates) from the Cornish school Fallowing is the program to bo presented. “A. Caprice” (Alfred de. Musset). One-act play-—“The Lady of Lo," a Chinese intermerszo from the novel, | ‘The Key of Dreams—L. Adams Beck ee “Sister of Mercy and Knight of Destruction"—T, Raoul Ralph. A glimpse of a day of unrest in Eastern Europe.) © Oneact play—The Cornish school, Miss Courtney and Mr. Jou Jerville. \ Drchestra; opening speech, Dr. R, Max Garrett; final tableaux, “The Fruit {ost the Earth Is the Bond Between Nations." ea + Ainging, Mrs. “Dinner Will Honor Engaged Couple © Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Eugene Bigelow will entertain with a dinner of twenty-four covers at their home on Wednesday evening, November 21, {n Erncoor of Alls Virginia Jefferson and her fiance, Mr. Stanton Frederick eerees will be played later. “Miss Marian Elford Betrothed @) Mr. and Mrs, Albert S. Elford announce the engagement of thelr daugh Weiter, Marian, to Mr, Alfred Sherman Ellsworth, son of Mr. and Mrs, Alfred J. Ellsworth, of East Milton, Mass | Miss Elford is a graduate of the University of Washington and a member © af Alpha Phi sorority. Mr. Ellsworth graduated from Harvard in 1921. fh, The wedding will take place next spring, ‘Sorority Will Give Card Party | The active chapter of Gamma Phi Beta sorority ts giving a cs ‘at the chapter house on Saturday afternoon and evening, N Phe affatr wil! compliment alumnae and their guests. ry Bar Wes i «Hosts at Dinner Dance % 6OMr. and Mrs. James Kinne entertained twent, Hidance given at their home on Tuesday even i seventeenth wedding anniversary. Later, b ivment. | i Mrs. Dow is chairman of the committee in char, g [Lepcbeod. RE noes oo Pr ieay, Movers i “ re ay { ‘ge of the , » Study Groups Will Assemble | bazaar Alpha Chi Omega is giving Saturday, November 17,\0it,' {B weterann Mall Armory HA special study of the manners, customs and history of the time ot|at the Hotel Washington.—Portrait by Grad, | 0’ © Job will be taken up the class In “The le as Literature,” under the/ 3 eR i ih! Mra. Frederick Morgan Padelford Ww iversit leadership of Mrs. Frederick Morgan Padelford, at the Women’s University | 7 verepwrtt CENTURY CLUB RPE ee won a high place in the esteem of é critios and music lovers thru the and Evening Dresses LL eden Ae kl dane They Have Been Marked mains unchanged and includes: RUMMAGE SALB The Mothers’ club of Beta Theta CTION Is ADVISABLE. ee Pd | BEATTLE POST NO, 18 fino quality of their playing, and : {John Spargur, first violin; Albany One Price Pi fraternity will hold a rummage AN EARLY SEL Members of the American Lesion ra party; mber 17. ssh hfucerepnlp abteeehonhat ra) 1536 WESTLAKE hospitals. f 1, W. RC. Stevens No, 1, W. R. C., will serve} ne-cooked dinner at - i ‘clock, followed by a card party | ing, November 14, a 8 o'clock, = lnmgnis son [Personal — |Campfire News|": i u | be A. O. U. W. hall, 1409 Ninth DSHIP CLUB EMMA LAZARUS AUXILIARY ersona a iP, ire ews) ve. Members and friends invited. b will meet} TO GIVE DANCE Emma Lazarus auxiliary to I. O. club on Thursday morning at 10:30 o'clock | Friday morning at 19:30 o'clock the book review department wil! meet | ‘Is will Mr and Mrs, Frank B. Carter,| The Nootkana Campfire hoon, with} ntertain thé Campfire friends at the when Mrs. Fred Everett will review “Short Stories,” | . ing in Sao iy Tt " have been residing in Sai ther * t 12:80 o'clock the 1. B, will « , 1 he a } Katherine Mansfield. At 12:20 o'clock the curre F/B a bp lacie go iwiblirad “Tc | Paulo, South America, have re-|the Old People's home this month _— ‘onditions in the Philippines." eae y car wy Hegel Movember 28,1 umed to Seattle to make their 7 Ls islands ad the disc a DORIC Sorts moana mises : home and are at the Hotel Sorrento.| Nebwin Campfire Girls are wor ask for Horlick’s The Dorie AT COLUMBIA CHURCH see : sets ing hard on plans for their bi The ORIGINAL : £36, iby © Mrs. H. C. The Ladies’ Aid society of the Co- | ZONTA CLUB Mra, William Leonard Eaton re-|council fire at which all parents » .Malted Milk Bridge Tea for Bride-Elect h nro] The next meeting | turned Sunday froma ten days’ visit |and friends of the 1 invited. | é x J thetr|of Seattle will be » | seith Mr. Henry Hahn, in| Miss Brown will be the guest of ge tea at her home|: Mrs, B. P. von Anderson {s entertaining with a b Alice "Tanzer, a the s at this ew | Yember 14, at ¢ p, m., In the tea room | 4 m.jof the Y. W. CA This ts the bus-| i ee oa jiness meeting, for members on! | age 3 Futeson and daughter, gon Thursday afternoon, compliment! bride. t. “Informal s Sunday Night Supper rh (Wome sockety | t ; ato parade by Perfect Shoulders ss Arms hieen Donahoe entertained wi! m form: oF % . “ - Nothing equals the beautiful, soft, ea legate Sentry, bbmigne Ww Avoid Initations— Substitutes DR. EDWIN J. ra. Corwin c will | be a dinne ; riental Cream ren- || bse BROWN'S ; P . 1 oats. Ww Ml, of Portland, The 1s * Wedding Celebrated ak on “Her The be ntain numerot esto thectighigers || OE in Gene 3. | Thanet DENTAL OFFICES The marriage of Miss Irma, J 3 4 Healir P a : _ for Christma skig blemishes Wi || Myer Ing care of a family for the coming | 186 Columbia Bt, is h . 3 4 . 2 ancy-wor eee | wint Each member of thé gr Beattly’s *celebrated at high noon on §' — notrubofl Far su- pofficiating clergyman, Rev. Stella rior to powders 7, C. Sutton and Miss Eltza.| will subscriptions: to Leading ventist i motor tour thru Califc M 1 Mra. Heslin w é) hite-Flesh- Rachel, h Sutton left today for Lads ® Journal for the fee More Than 11 10¢ for Tal Stas 4 the football fund er | pst nl baalay eve | The Any Girl," that they = : Mii Sy ak 39 © Stoll | have be { be give Entertains for Miss Tanzer alter Wiliam Btot!| have t on will be given | pupae To comy Miss Alice Tanzer, whose ! Gouraud’s pore ating spas coe)? 13h cay : that cough Nixon v ! svember 20, 3 , v ntertain m T. § n 1 ‘ , nae ve al od | as with a kitch last Friday ‘ . I of the G. A. Ry give hoon oki me ot M Oriental Cream cect gia ave Guana ‘weatoes tice |, sWicieag Cin Valeuhioa atoue wel before i it t begins: anes bis’ weeks rt 0 ening Mrs. H. von A buted vocal num and Mrs. Chaunc Jarrett and } at the Arm During the Skartvedt cont violin. selectior ings. Mrs. J Lacelle Turnac! Master Willard SCOTTS EMULSION right now to nourish the M * | w sends in word that they all their efforts Free ~Trial Bottle th f th t * ee soantherneme : it t wilt be siven tn «| 1 system and to build up and white blossoms ¥ dn th Laur then ; . it put the pro-|t strength and resistance. ends. ers will be | gram you tried it | glad to help you select o at Try it first, prove " tye | hE Way to restore ‘Scott & Bowne, Bloomfield. 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