The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 17, 1923, Page 6

Seattle Society Edited by Lillian Keen LeBallister, Telephone MA in-0600 ssistant—Frances Oldham Music—-Louise Raymond Owens Dinner and Informal Talk at Sunset Club; Promi- nent Men and Women Sponsor Interesting Event. | aoe R : of “Karly Se-| stella Pease, of Denver, who is the With stereopticon views, | house guest of Mr. and Mra, d. Ta Will be given by Mr. Vivian Carkeek. Macdonald. ~ following the dinner planned by the Bes we Sunset club on Wednesday evening, | >, November 21, at 7 o'clock | Mary Parsons Has Among those entertaining dinner! PR}. Deny Ruests will be the hostesses, Mra Bi thday E arty a ann George Donworth and Mrs, Worrall REAR cadet ok hac tak tesbietne TS Wileony Mrs. Fred Baxter, Mra. Reginald Parsons enter TD. Nogk tne OS Catone | ora at her home on Queen Anne Hill © dirs, Allison To Wanamaker day afternoon, and later with a /» Archibald 8, Downey, Mrs. | theater party ™ Leroy Crawfont, Mes. W. W. Felger, | » Mrs. George T. Reid, Miss Nellie} Cornish, } » = Patrons and Patronesses - 2for Dramatic Evening Announcement is made today of} | tho patrons and patronesses for the| Plans Luncheon EF 2 Gramatic evening planned for Thurs: | n Pday, Novembe at the Women's (tt Home ™ University club, under the patronage & of La Comtesse d'Audiffret, Mon Sieur Vacher Corbiere, French con © sul; L'Union ¥ and a com z attlo men and Hosts at Buffet Supper Mr, and Mrs, erry B. Truax were { how ing, at their j entertaining with an informa] buffet supper Mrs Kucher, Chartea W will entertain with a bridge on at her home on Wednesday noon, November 2! ‘ Bridge Club Ronald FE, Kueher lunch after. ™ compliment to M to “women. Included are Judge and Mrs Entertain i urke, Dr. anit Mra. H. H. Gowen, | “no “Highland Drivé Bridge club yAlr. and “Mts. Joshua een, Judge ls entertaining with the third of a Prand Mrs. Everett Smith, Mr. and / series of bridge teas on Tuesday aft «Mrs A. GS. Kerry,. Mr Heilbron. | ernoon, Novembe at the home © dirs. L. W. Carr, Mrs. Albert Charles |o¢ ytys John Condon, 2104 E. High © Phillips, Mrs. Henr: uzzallo, MP&| tong drive EaFrattord Huteson, Mrs. Francis Guy ake S Frink, Mrs, A. B. Stewart, Mrs, Wil Ns Sram H. McEwan, Mra. David Edwara | Armtounces Daughter's P Skinner, Mrs. C.D, Stimson, Mrs. I Marriage Ham Alexander, Mrs, John W. Eddy.) sir. Margaret. M. Marsh an [nounces the marriage of her daugh: | ter, Margaret Caroline, to Mr, Car Mra. Edwant 1. Mrs. Drury K. Adams, Mr Clarance Biethen, Mrs. E rrett, ton Riddell Perciva at Waterloo, pairs. J. D. Lowman, Ta., on November 12 = Waterhouse and Mrs. A. * <8 e re iy, hee 'To Entertain at |, Mrs. Peterkin “Entertaining at Luncheon | Yacht Club Mrs. Guy S. Peterkin is entertain. | Pbk : Lig gticese h Scine with « large tuncheon her | Sanized ¢ Aire [invitations out for esday afternoon, Novem: | » home on Tuesday aftern fine Ball.” at a newly or © Serp Yacht n. | heli ane jon Friday evening, November . i 7 The committee in. cha + Mrs. Frink Gives tangemsatia once * Luncheon | Piddue Mr. Arthur Kaudso: © oe Mrs. Fran Guy Frink enter. | Kenneth Olson, Mr, Melvin Williams S Rained with a prettily appointed |aNd Mr. Dick Hergurt 7} luncheon on Wednesday afternoon trons and patronesses will b ae ei daw Caden” } Dr. and Mrs. EB. A lis, Dr. an # at her home, ‘Gra D 1 Mrs. E. I ‘ elette | Mrs. F. FL. Moore, Mr, and Mrs. F a coe gee , Woy Re R. Store, Mr, and Mrx, William A z Junior League Will Be Eastman, Mr. and Mra. L. H. Brig , At Home Informally am, Mr. and Mra. H Sharles © _ The Junior league will have an in-/ "0d Mr. and Mrs. K. 8. § formal open house Monday afternoc { at the new Eastlake branch of the! Luncheon Club JV home, | epee tote aetna erate emmy Li MRS. CHARLES McVEIGH CONDON] The marriage of Miss Geraldine Huston, daughter of Mr and Mrs. R. J. Huston, to Mr. Ch McVeigh Condon, was a lovely home event, Wednesday ¢ solemnized . ttle Day Nursery association, 519| p, aS 4 on - ies prion ave tie Day Nur-| BC Hosts ning, November 14.—Portrait by Grady. Ee pery committee in ge is Mrs.| The Mount. Baker Park Luncheon srs Seve Sh eis Me idaties H. Calve Mra. David J. taining with a 1 o'clock | ve $s followed by t on tAN HIGH I VARD SOCIAL AND My; {Grant and Mra. L. L. Mendel. ’ 1. Franklin High 1 ¥ CLUB f= |The officers of the Junior league} (tones id ee ’ J {who will sive volunteer a Recreate re ar. ; t ae sian ey . Mrs. Walla¢e N. MacBriar, Mrs. M plac bibs t f Abd i, president; Miss em Teache ESEwing, vice president; Mrs. Waiter| Harshman, Mrs. G. E. Morford and | Sm? Ee desi 4 3 { ‘McEwan Tomkins, second vice presi-| Mrs. J. W. Jones. cot \ per date. : » dent; Miss Dorothy Campbell, treas-| hs Fra ’ D. Colvin ; , > urer, and Mi cilla Treat, secre-| Calendar for of The Ae theea Gin te eel , ‘ a eary- ee | Orthopedic Shops | speake — r. * The various in ¢ the} * £226 W x « Sponsor No-Host Dinner | orth epeae tes 1/SIGMA KAPPA MOTHERS CLUB] otha saeaeab [> Dr. ana Mrs. Stanley L. y, y The Mothors’ club of Sigma Ka) s, M ‘ Sponsored a no-host dinner of four-| Aima Dieckhoff, host pa sorority, will meet at t accompanted ‘ [teen covers Friday evening the | Mrs. A. W. Anderson, t|ter house, Tuesday, Novem! G Mrs. Fitzpa t + (College club, preceding Dr. and Mrs.| Black. Mrs. William My Jat 2 p.m. Bring thimbl r piano M Gia P43. Warren Richardson's dance at| Lucks, Mrs. J. H. C Mra, C.N.} see »= Christensen’s hall. Woods, s. J. B. 4, Mra.| ROBERT PARLIAMENTARY oo Site Carl Knausenberger, Mrs. George | LAW CLA k Dinner Hosts Before Plumniér.and Mra J. Ix MoPheretn.| Rot Aes URN 7 . og Tuesday, St. Mark's guild, Mr at the Y. W. C. A. ot 1 t _ Junior Dance Pee Cia, atten Ween Novem! ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Carl Homer w Westminster. Mr. M w hosts at a dinner ¢ t Thursday, Q t f etheir home next F chairman; | tion to ’ pices t “fore the Ju Iub dance Friday Mrs. Fred | certain tat the F 6 dented Everett L. 0. E.} class in publi t ey Luncheon Honors club, Mr ley. chairman. {Harriet anderson as lowed 1 ¢ The Thrift Shop v In charge | have f n, 3 kal i Madame Sundelius of University guild Monday morning, | Break,” by or 1 1 | Mrs. Elizabeth Richmond Miller | with Mrs. W. M. Hanson and Mre ba era —_ And Miss Marjorie) Cc. Clark: in the afte on, Broad-| KING COUNTY HUMANE Miller, r luncheon on| way, with Mrs. H. L. Greene 1) SOCIETY ZONTA CLUB Friday afternoon at the Women's! srs. Corwin Eberting. Tuesdas ° Keneral mecting |. The 1 Meniversity club in honor of Madame | morning, East Highland Drive, Mrs.|or Gaasath tusks ha eeelarie Sundelius, famous prima don-| J. Moore, chairman: afternoon In-! at CG. A. cafeteria ( Soma, who is the guest of Dr. and Mrs.| terlaken, Mrs. C. Cooledge, chairm: pr ati noon of Way 1. Durand for a day or so. C Wednesday mor Queer ai | Novernber C ers were placed for eleven. | Mrs. H.R. Eliott, chairman; after one Fro ? sith noon, Madr Mrs. J. Charbneau,| BELLEVUE ENTERTAIN Wa w Bridge Luncheon for chairman. Thursday morning, Mt.| ahi Stina Haute n {st r Mrs. J. E. rson is entertain-| man, chalrman, Fr . club, will take f t ' ing with a bridge luncheon for six-| Mis« Sara t the oitse, De “6, 7)™ Ijateen at her home on Friday after-| urday. Fr 18 sas: ember in honor of Mrs. | Carm: rs werves Es ESTE a toa wr T The % “ , 1 r baza omen’s Clubs K December the nd CLUBS FOR MONDAY Misa Jean Stoval ; nt be from | HIGH Dartnall an mar OMAN'S LAKEWOOD CLUB 4, West Sea Mond: a rn 1 rh w an’ Lake ( I x © will meet on 61 The pu Im b will } fn the libra ee w ter 1 Tue N n Cash, the t ADDITIONAL CLUBS ip ne é E : t ut t speaker. The Beaus of PB 11 BE. ¢ ' i moon w T SEATTLE ART CLUB mgs, both old and n e qMrs. J : #46) 8 BE ae-Nichols ar EATTLE LODGE NO. = will be se Se I DH. P. A vas “* will t Tuend, eve N SeOIYRTLE CHAPTER, 20, at 7:45. o'cloc } we NO. 48 R all, 1409 Ni Merr Myrtle chapter. No. 4 8 t t ‘ will exemplify e t he 1 Past time this year in the Cc , f Fra Buell Ob h “room, at Masor emple, « as t ational pre ft KING COUNTY f LEGISLATIVE FEDER LU The King ¢ wie ar eration Nove FREMONT W. C. T. 1 floor clubroom GA eae meet T a mt t eeu6 s Mrs, Elizabeth 11 uperintend- | BRITISH AMERK I Tow A | ROBERT MORRIS SOCIAL CLUB |1 i ment of the dar ASSOCIATION 101 4 M H I I t rect | ¢ cord in F ' he} usED ALI : ; q tt t J I if 1 Re ‘ f H at BRAC i epee tol H c " - a, H ' ¢ Ppt ale I ‘ a f ; | tone . 4 "i la rh phe ¢3 ‘ : ntil 4 ock ft t ' | Music Sophie Braslau Wins Praise Hophie Bra: of the Metrop lati, gifted contralto itan Grand Opera company, and also a concert artiat of international reputation, wan j heard In recital last evening at the | Plymouth Congregational ehureh |Minv Drasau has many admirers | among local musi vert, having Appeared here before in concert and Also in the pageant “Amerieanun," wiven at the university. lant sum mer Mivs Brastau has an opulent con tralto vole clear, deep, resonant jand of beautiful quality, Her in torpretations are colorful, and she j*ings with full musical appr ation land understanding, ho 4 ono of the fow artints who display unusual dramatic and emotional ability, im: paring to each number her own personal understanding From a point of pure rth the opening numbers: Che fare senza Buridies 0 et Buridice, by Gluck; Handel's Muribando,” Besthoven's “Nature's | Adoration,” and the Habunara from | "Carmen," which was given. for an miusioa’ Aria from Or: w SATURDAY. 2ARGUR STRING QUARTET OVEMBER 17, 1928. I encore, were by far the most én Joyable of Inst evening's program. The group of songs of lghter | vein which followed, Included Lon: | donderry Air, “O Would I Were the | ‘ender Apple Blossom," and “Phe | It is unquestionably true that one; It ix evidenced by the long list of | the Lover's Cur two Irish songa;| must have home musical knowledge on ticket holders that lovers of| ‘The complete program follows id Me i Lover, St, Valentine,” |to follow intelligently a chamber |the best in music are looking for-|@ ¥ Major No. 4 an old English song negro spir.| Musle program, but it is also a fact | ward h keen anticipation to their erate itual, “Sometimes I ‘Feel Like a/that true art, aw interpreted by the appearance in concert next Tuesday | Motherleas Child’; ‘La Sieste’ and|Spargur string quartet, is apprecl-| evening, November ut the Wom Vin wero antin’ Revin' dMobin,”’ both ar |Ated by any layman of average intel-| en's University club auditorium. pcb BLOG heed sed eckvane “ anged by Deomn Taylor ligence, They have attained a degrec| ‘The series of concerts are under |" *PTOPUOe cores eae Mint Braslau's clos group was | Ot perfection in this field of musical |the management of Mrs, John Spar-| Quartet D Major Opus Tachaikowsky composed of ight," by Ttubinatein; | &XPression that gives a prestige not|gur and will begin promptly at 8:30. ne oe come ies imaky-Korsakoff's familiar “Song |@Moyed by many string ensembles | Doors will be closed at that time and Rensren aitaatns nen tenis dda aes: of India"; “On the Diiyer by | anywhere no one will be admitted unt ter Finale allegro sus Mounorgaky ‘radle Song." by |” * _ Se ee ee oe Ijinnky-Khox; “Hoy of My Heart,” | ; ] by Happaport, 1 Alliteen'’s “Song f | Personal n of Thankaniving. In rexvonse. to || DATES Camp ire Girls the insistent applause which fol 5 | \ - - | “I Christen You Camaraderie of} Mr. and Mrs, A. J. Fisken motorea lowed cach number the artist gra-|| TY oy i } : : ot Py be bur Winks Mo || SATUMDAY, NOVEMBER I ‘The bottle trimmed with|ekend with their son-in-law und Pes y 1 a at's on ne bo! r ‘| daughter, Mr. and Mrs erett nd My 14’) Bateau" and “The eae © and brown satin ribbons was! Griggs 11 y Ever Told," for en oken on the bow of the ship. Five eee 1 Cave Cole proved an able || SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 18— hundred Campfire girls and guard-| yrs, Della Gearin and Mrs. Ira = & rn, fford Huteson's tea t jans led by Miss » Bro 00! » accompanist for the sing Miss ae el sal ho i by Miss Ruth Brown took | powers, of Po hous Vrederlok possession of Camaraderie Monday,| guests over the weekend of 3 Braslau’s local concert was under!| MoxXpAY, NOVEMBER 19. ember 12, Every beam, spar ard | Seems, over the week-end of Mrs. Gita prac ctanih ot the. sean'n ches fo : ner Pie claimed ire thy sPar and Gearin’s brother-inJaw and slster, po < Hanchlerg npldne t ; ai pr le was claimed ne name o} 1 Mrs. William Leonard } Plymouth Congregational 1 ae ho cen n Leonard enor h, w present Albert Nowed by the inging ee Spalding in ton December 14 rie” Mins Freda Libbeo se , and Mr. Rounds gave impromptu |, ea ate Cleae Iverson and % sy Sars ae eg honor . citee meeut ee with (© children left this week for San Wednesday Morning i s pit age iso Diego, Cal., whe y will TURSDAY, NOVEM orvice | their home indefinitely Mrs. Frances rms ao | cee * . hes at 0. ing days in town * ne at the Hotel W on. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER eee A ee Mr McMurtie, nei of Ka » the guests for a Jp 7 the fdw days of Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Hurl- sae. ve! but, ¢ California. rave 1 . \ a H sae THURSDAY, NOVEMHER #t bile arch . : Anh Dera tu M. Elgin and eB dre a hter have arrived from i? " : filen ( and will mak ‘ 4 Wels ; i + 2 Girt their f : here ‘attr aus Auge tg M We who has be o> sail ' whe trip to t : ; Aid's ted home next week hoes FRIDAY, NOVEMBER oO has beer Special Music : ; 5 v and daugh- sod es Dietrich Schmitz eT I apt Am ; ey a eturned today to Iris Canfield, Ma FRIDAY, NOVIOIDER 90. GROL ire er, Irene m nd Hele Ka h a ace el y nin at the First Baptist || TMIDAY, Ducen ¢ Sisto ool: in. the ae ate 7 m i an went’ catar tended “by ia Thanksgiving jock " lian and M ou Wo with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and rien tien Ala ‘ue o t M emis, at Chestnut Hills, Kecond mover : — | Ar ccom. | Mas NL. 1 iting r Anrud (Mar- » F AL Ww rate | Jar ed Cl \ receiving co t T mi 1d popoes for| lat k I H it T i nt nd : ation on the 19th and 2 HIGHLAND PARK P.T. A am of Spokane, © Hi Park P.T. A ending the Univer. meet Wednesday, Nov, 21, at 2:30 p fc on, has returned to my att Bel: “Steer edn skit w home on account of iline be served 1 4 eoehe hehe Congressman and Mrs. L. H, Had- SCHOOLS . of Bellingham will arrive in town TIVE LEAGUE laies visit with relatives for a bile Behe ! ; before going to Washing: NORWEGIAN HOSPITAL n tb seh ria, }all w _ — ASHOCIATION : Pg boa t You CANNOT ihaat lh Neeeagnt Tues, | SALVATION ‘ Afford to MISS hreatin, | AND DINNEE a t ‘ : Peting | AND. DINNER eee tease thin ZIMBALIST : 5 1, Women’ Hon 1 hold b af 1:30 p. working Indian which owen Lipa l tp My hot} working on an 1 oven || SEATTLE BATTLE ) b> ein Se CIVIC B. A.| the Peon SYMPHONY da ph aahinia ORCHESTRA WALLINGFORD CIRCLE heer ie a 4 Cirele J, W te eb je of the . aie a ols Jo Walltntord 4 °l aa eibae th ake SEASON TICKET PRICES C a § ben ool re a f Leland, 4236 Chilt ade $50, ¢ 30 « Ww c Novembe nd ‘ ke € th W ldr 1a clock ADIGS OF TH iOLD ORTH M t fargaret Carma m M 4 A 1 1 i ten p.m. All 1 l ORTHWYI PRODUCT CHEO: ™ I r nd vie f « ' A t éd pe f € me Chri fan ASHINGTON HIVI Washington H 1 on Tuesda S ome of Mra. Jonnie Gil T 1 f t HEIGHTS vv RY CLUE tI I avid B. F » nume rehas y pay pla ma You CAN Afford to GO K box Spargur String Quartet NEXT TUESDAY NOV, 20—8 EVE. DP SHARP WOMEN'S UNIVERSITY CLUB AUDITORIUM SIXTH SPRING Doers close at 8:30 sharp. dmitted f No one ur after the played. entire first num is 0 | Plus | Tax Sherman, Clay & Co. 8