The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 30, 1923, Page 16

Seattle Society Edited by Lillian Keen LeBallister. Telephone MA in-0600 i Assistant—Frances Oldham Music—Louise Raymond Owens Miss Meacham Names Bridal Attendants; Mr, and Mrs. Huteson Hosts 5 a Miss Tateta} while his mother, ora Vivienne Se aacehter of Mr, | Pinkerton, served the oral guts bOschee F. Meac Mr. Condolt / with dainty refreshments, a pret d See Rt “Touls will bo| motif in pink, developed tn the teen aorta r y evening, De }and the decorations, ine. 13 ‘Saar oar eae Miss Butler and Mies Margaret at 8: ‘ho service will bo read by the| Armstrong assisted. | RW. A. Major at the homo of ws uncle and aunt, Dr. and} Lancheon and Cards Mis. James B. Eagleson. Mra, Joseph do Macedo 1s enters ie Meacham will have as her | taining with a luncheon of twenty Pendants hor sister, Mrs, Robdert| covers at her home on Thuraday af: “Donald McAusiand, and Mrs. Wen-|ternoon, December 8, Cardy will be | Hell Blake Myers, as ‘matrons of/ the later diversion. Honor, Mary Mills Meacham and ara Lacia McAusiand will be ribbon bear Bridge Luncheon and Janice McAustand will be the}. So iment to Mra | Carger, who leaves shortly for Call- |fornia, Mra, Rush McCarger is en: | tertaining with a bridge hincheon at | her home on Friday, December 7 | , afternoon, with only the close friends | Zr formal Reception at ‘f the honor guest in attendance, and| the Wilsonian * ‘® doudolr shower Mrs. A. Rocke Rob-| “yrr and Mra, George W. Wilson “ertson is giving at her home on | wero at home informaity on Monday Wednesday afternoon, December 5.| avening, from 7 until 11 o'clock, at bees ‘The Wilsonian, Banks of choice | roses, gorgeous chrysanthemums and potted plants made a charming set. | ting for the occasion and during the In honor of Mrs. Harry Whitney | evening a most delightful musical “Treat, who is leaving soon for the} program was rendered. ast, and also to compliment Mr.} Assisting were: Mr. and Mrs, Mid Mrs. Gerald Martin Fennell of | Frederick W. Graham, Mr. and Mrs. New York, who are guests at the| Tenny, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Soules, Hotel Washington for a time, Mir.j|Mr. and Mrs, Darwin Meisnest, find Mrs. Trafford Huteson will be| Mr, and Mrs, Fatkner, Mr. and Mrs, hosts at dinner on Friday evening, | John Heltzman, Mr. and Mra, Her- December 7, at the Seattle Golf and | bert Condon, Dean and Mrs. Landes, ~ Country club. | Mr. and Mrs. J, W. McKernan, Mr, : nd Mrs. R. W. Green, Mr, and Mra, | Grinnell, Mr, Horace Chapman, Mr. | ‘and Mrs. Ned Douglas, Mayor and | Dr. and Mrs. Charles R. Castlen| Mrs. Brown, Mr. and Mrs, Carlton Are entertaining with a supper of| Fitchett, Mr. and Mrs, Hogue, Mr. twenty covers at their home on Sun-/and Mrs. H. Lindsey, Dr. and Mra. © @ay evening. Robert Morris, Mr, and Mra. John A reception will follow the service. “Among the entertainments planned for Miss Meacham is a nen shower > Ner cousin, Miss Margaret Eagleson, Sunday Night Suppe 2 phe hs | Read, Mr. and Mrs. F nk Fowler, | : 5 otnre Mr, a M W. Mylrot, Mr. Semyormal Dinner Before | Mr. snd Mra. AW. Mylrok, Mr. anc Mra. A. D. |C. B. Kinne, Mr. and Mrs, Asahel To honor Miss Lucla Meacham, | Curtis, Col. and Mra. Hanson, Lieut. | Mr. and Mrs. Irving Heppell ‘Pratt le and Mrs. Coyle, Dr. and} Will entertain this evening at their | . M. Padelford. home with an informal dinner of} 3 3 © Gaht covers, later, with their guests. | Services at Orthopedic Roing to the ypa Kappa Gamma Snowball dance, at Christensen's | SHOPS han. Mrs. H. TL. Virgil: wil | Kappa Dance "ee Saturday en rst Guild at th ms opedic Tea Shop, a Small Frie nds Mrs i L. Swan, Mra. J Entertained Mrs. J. C. Johnson, Mra. Stewart of m of his 1 Layton, Mra Hudson, Mr Ron Pp. ROA n, aC PT rthday surprise|F. J Mrs. party this noon at his home,| Mrs, C. Ritter | 2515 Calhoun st. Miss Bernice But Sunset Guild will be fn charge at *s brother, Roy Hart-| the Thrift Shop, represented by Mrs. charge of the games,! A. Hamm: nand Mrs. J. Stoeff n, Mrs. and CLUBS FOR SATURDAY ADDITIONAL CLUBS CLUB DUNLAP P.-T. A CLASSIC CULTU ‘The Classic Culture club will ob- The Dunlap P..T. A. will hold on RE turday | bazaar on Friday, Decemb at the school. The booths wil aprons, handkerchiefs, fanc work and home ig gene Serve presidents’ day afternoon, December 1 im the Federation clubhou: dents of the forty-six clubs whi i { j i i 1 chairman. Compose the federation will be the| eee - | guests of the day. Mrs, E. F.| PHILOMUS CLUB | iponor gu Ss The Philomus club will meet Mon- day, December 3, at 2 p. m., will be! Mrs. C. H. Rose, 2412 Nob HI ave. | Helen Prescott of he & ue will speak on “Local History, Character and} Witter, « « mber. of the | Musical jecture, “( and Idea it nist, accompanied by Mra. rge Rhodes, will play some selec Mrs. Wilson R. Gay and Mrs. McPherson, sting hostesses, | North Queen Anne car. | the special charges of ae the suxil at Cushman hospital | yw P.T. A. With Christmas cheer, Rainer Noble | Webster P..T. will beld a} [Post Auxiliary, American Legion, | sitver tea at the home of Mra. Guiles, | | bridge tea at the home| a4o4 w. 6sth on Thursday, De-| i Swain, cember 6, from 2 until 4 o'clock | } CALEIDH CLUB | } The Caleidh club will meet Tues-| s. J day mber 5, at 1 | (1271. Mr Frantz, 1 | | TLE LODC } attle Lodge No, Degree of | t in Evergreen hi ' T € December 4, at 8 i ° Membera pr and participate in the ar of officer Members from AUXIDIARY TO T nd lodge c BAZAAR for information o erein will 4 baz: in their Corea, um I KEWOOD CLUB n's Lakewood Civic Im ement club hold its regular c c Tuesday, December 4, at 2 Saturday be the clubhouse, Mrs, B. H special 1 members of the arts and dren. 1 a 1 mittee will be hostesses we Soe vill be mado for the entertained afternoon Decemi Dor The Commonwe Prospect st ut Dartnall’s caf } DP de ember 6 Mahon from Washington, ii qual Rights Bit les of the question WOMAN'S The Daughte Woman's Cer Gi Decem ER LA AL CLUB Haller Lal fal club ed by Mra, H. C. Pu ‘omen t her home on Thursday afternoc WOOD CHAPTER, lery. The proceed Christmas “Cheert may be obtained dance Fr RT MORRIS CHAPTER, coos pall, corner ‘ | Greenwood ave. pbert Mc chapter, 0. E. §,,)¢' Stars invited nd card 5 } / NO ARGUMENT HERE ‘ sh fed the n the house fit OH, HOW OFTE 1 flame maken things hot for man—The Lyre. And lel’s make @ good| ’VE SOME CHRISTMAS SUGGE : é 1 wouldn't ive costly toys to children, for inexpensive ones aftora mo delight, I wouldn't bestow exotic treasures on people who would tuke great delight in things of practical usefulness, hoy, & new sult, a new cout, a new and very swagger cap would Vor @ girl, large or mnall, a new frock J» an Among little things, there mre a hundred gitty in handwork to thrust into one's pocket, to use in adorning the din- ner table, in serving tea, in entertaining guests, through the shops upsi IONS OF MY OWN! time of it, too! We'll slip| into a music shop on First, and hear the new records, | We'll visit a class at the} We'll sce what round delight Have you looked rs in the MecDERMOTT BUILDING, on Yourth and Pine? They'll help you in planning for Christmas, oe THOUGH CHARLES CHAPLIN WROTE IT “A Woman of Paris” ts not a comedy, nad, perbaps, if the play were not one of sumptuousness and extray- A_ $50,000 chinchilla wrap {# worn by Edna Pur. eater beginning Saturday, . studios, and when we're tired we'll drop in for tea at some place that the crowd hasn't found. town is full of surprises just now! : THE CLOCK AT 222 PINE STREET Makes mo know how futile it is for one pair of arma and the best of flat-irons to compete with the magical new appliance that rolls the week's array of dampened clothes into smoothness, crispness and sbapeliness at the touch of a button! HOME IRONNE It might be a shade too agant delight. viance, the star! At the Stran . Purple velvet (s the foundation for a table runner, with a atripe of metallic ribbon fixed in the center, &ilver braid and tassels com- FOR THE HOLIDAY AFFAIR There aro glimmering hats of metal and ace (satins, too,) priced At $2.50 and $5.00 at the MODEL, 621 Peoples Bank Bldg. Bushnell picture coupon’s given, too, Haye you seen the THOR the ‘windows of the Two rows of machine sewing with the stitch long, will take care of Pi up the under threads and adjust the a you please. JUST A STEP FROM THE ‘8 CAFETERIA, inviting to Christmas shoppers because of dining room and any gathering nicely! resulting full HOW YOUR VISITORS WI A day at the Seattle Supply Laundry on Howard at Republican! You're welcome there any afternoon. Tuke the Cowan Park car. ite pleasant First Avenue. rae ae) NO POSING AT MR. SILVEY’S! For his fine camera lens catches the most fleeting expression and his studio light (it's magical) softens the lines of a face, Here's his 6 cablnetalzed portraits for $3.00, or € (larger) for McDermott Bld its wonderfully . WHY NOT BE CURLY-HA When at Mme, Seblegét’ permanent marcel at the cost of but+$18 for A ginranteed all-year-round holiday special: AM this talls about a permanent wave injuring one’s hair is non- T know a pirl who's had nine! glossier than it ever was when it was straight, . GLIMMERING PRISMS OF | Encirelo the new candlesticks at the store of the PACIFIC COAST Buch exquisite patterns in fine Haviland they 903 ‘Third Ave, ne Her hair is thicker Do you Uke photographs that look like paintings? Master paper (It's surface is grained like canvas), and have the pictures tinted in olf e230 ow YOU'RE SERVED IN A TWINKLING When you drop in for lunch at the new i quarter will buy @ satisfying meal—actually ket, First near Pike. Ask for Old CUT GLA LISH TEA ROOM! In the Liberty Mar. The glass dow! for the lilies or hyactntha ts made to sit upon a standard of the aame ware or of dark THEY’LL BE SMART NE Those attractive $15 to $20, at HOLLYWOOD Speaking of goodies, have you tasted the rich, crumbly oat cookies made at a well-known health-food plant in Secattic? SHE NEGLECTS HER PIA I know what I'd do, NARD BRI new checked fla s in ragtime at BER- at 806 Pine Street ? MAKERS OF Es Sent mo a jar of the Seattle product jemon cream for my ov come to know what a wonderful face bleach it really Chapped Ups and ing of chaps, the ones that appreciate something | ‘8 exceptional schoa Scales and sonatas represent more or less lonely pureults, that inspires people to to laugh—that's hands muccumb to {t, nomeh it's good for the other kind, too- delightfully soothing and not highly perfumed, for the face! . IS UNFINISHED! them uncrating a fine dining room has a duplicate in a HALF THE STOCK y up at CARLSON'S I fin polished walnut window down town, marked at a much higher price! # Lucia Feree Meacham to Mr. ll Stevens Smith was announced this week.—Portrait by Grady. The engagement of Mi be hostess! Corde B'S A GENIUS AT INDIVIDUALIZING HATS hinese pagoda lamps hed, and scith their parchment shade orated, are templing things to take home, to smuggle into a back room, to transform into things of harmony and beauty. FOR THE BIT OF GREE You'll find sweetly modeled pottery hanging baskets for a dollar at La Bow's Gift Shop, 1610 Westlake. Out-of-doors, it's the he Leroy Backus are| Francisco. isco early in where they will Mra. | at Tacoma, AT THE WINDOW ] Commander Gates has} ing from San Fi anuary for Europe er,| Spend several mont LOVELY, BUT UNWEAR for if your last-y t CROPP ean make it elim and long now under construction If the parchment shade you've deen secking ts not to be found, order it made as you like it, at almost any one of our gift shops. THE NEW TABLE SILVER May be of the samo pattern a 1 order knives, forks or spoons, of any design you select. _ — — | Backus will leave in about a fort ’ night for California to spend Christ Women S$ Clubs {mas with her son and daughter, at| leave Sunday by motor for Portland, | } Mr, Backus will re-| Astoria and Gearhart, to spend a| TAKE HEART! attle to enjoy the holidays with two sons attending the Lakeside | 1 Mr. and Mrs. C, E. Houston will | Halght Bldg. Aro keen as young eyes when they'r For'at W. B. CLIFTON'’S vision glasses fron Dwight Paul and Mr. Walter | Harvey, Jr,, left this morning by mo- tor for Vancouver, B. C,, to be away peveral days. Strained faces make young people old. | HATS OF BEAVER OR Coman spent | Do you tant to send home somethin you must sce the sterling teaspoons with handles wrought into the lines of the totem pole! FROM THE BITS OF AGATE AND CARNELIA thered here and there, Paul Ha rings and pins, that expresses Scattle? and Mra, L. Ht. Gray will leave ooking. Mrs. §, E. Wing | for . to spend the | | winter Mr. and Mra, W. ‘Thanksgiving In Portiand Such as you and I have the GOLD SHOP, pendants women love nowadays. d Mra. H. F. Alexander, with Buch a diversity of purses! and now comes the pouch-shaped b and Chinese color, THE GOWN YOU'RE MAK will wear the a There are dead ones and fur ones, 7 embroidered boldly in gilt! | Miss Thelma Thompson arrived to: 1 Mre, Joseph L. Carmen of| day from Pendioton, Ore., to make « returned this morning from | short visit in town. | cuts tho settings fc with i Portiand, Your necklace, cut from agate, may be Blue or rose or green ly for years and years to co 'S DOLLS and makes them real Miss Maribeth Gerbel {9 spend $ whatever its hue, lal | Carmen, om King in Vancouver, B EDITH HARRIS REPAINT Miss Helen H. Shaffer, | peth #1 Restrings, repa Miss Teen Red¢ » and AFC) visiting friends in town for several | weeks, has returned to her home in Medford, Ore, who has been 614 Eitel Bldg. How simple it 4s to carry machine embroidery on the things you icear! ta color acheme with t The Washington Arms. acheme wi Losing one’s head is not a se! THE SMALLER SHRUBS CHAPMAN'S GARDEN STORE need only a single sea- Ne soll to make them a match for the high-priced plants of 1913 Westlake, lows accident, {t seems, in dotldom, Commander John W and Mra, Gates (Marie Fische smail son, Thomas Fisch Gates, arrived Thursday from San|the winter months. IRENE CASTLE RA MARRIED AGAIN GERMAN QUOTA 0.7 | Becomes Bride Third Time |Thanksgiving Offerings Swell After Paris Divorce HE WANT A BIC Mr. and Mrs, Wi jam Pitt Trimble ay for New York to spend Times Square. regular nursery stock. Where's the wobbly, rattling, tipsey affair they used to call a trie 4 are different, HOLIDAY with scarlet vivid beauty on our lawns all winter long! THE TRUE ME In the greetings ¢ iSE THIRD OF berries, destows its i ONE WAY TO MAKE THE Is to create a day or two of le ANING OF STMAS IS EXPRESSED 1607 Fourth Ave. The Kaufer neto evening gown a slim tube of searl- secured with it home in perfec and enriched with a side band of fur at the hem. MUST EVERY PENNY CO i begun keeping house without a sewing machine guaranteed used models from the SL wash as you do. Have you ever t THAT PIECE OF HALF-FC Will make a choke Funds for Children Irene Castle, © hat brim or German children was pro. The couple | ott fors fur at one of our shop a Western honey arded $16,000 to the Ame . in response to an urgent tel n from Maj. Gen shlin’s apartment A FOR DECORATION uiurer of the W.| stated in his wire that ¢ ts of flame-colorea chiffon, and many layers of chiffon IT’S THE DAINTIEST FINISH! Temstitching’s 8 cts, at es of the population are gr jing dally more pitiful The | from. Seattle | collection from the community of the Queen | kagiving nervice hill churches at tho Christian ‘od inter. chur “BUT THEY TICKLE ect that the dull brownish ed warmth, wea » Second Avenue an child, at a cost of 2 "| THE FIRST LITTLE PARTY FROCK Is bound to t ed Sc yin to hem! n his plane fell time after Ca. rried Robert Treman, y broker of Ithaca, N tle’ death tho | Organized by 4 Sutthoff, for a Jr.,|drive on the theaters and moving picture houses of the city, ‘The workers will continue to meet Jat noon until Seattle's quota for the | the | children { The making of dr material goes fir Ave) to be mnchine-pres Shamek's (1512 Fifth OF WONDERFUL HELP IN SEWING and-ouff frills of °¥ in which she | cessful bereavement. | United Treman ret@sned to the satin dinner dreas 4s finished 11 Friends of the couple AS COMFORT FOR PLAIN CHR pple couldn't under London and Paris. She | understand them. 1| band's home York style show,|or leave it, and in the end she re. so ran the gosalp, Thruout sho retained the name of 6 had filed a| Irene Castle for husband followed. | nphed together on WHEN THERE'S OH, SO LITTLE 1 to stay there For one’s father there's an auto tent, a gasoline camp of outdoor delights flannel shirt are conch co You must visit CAMP LEW is and East-| posed tutiful gowns. Treman went TOWNSEND'S and bathrobe patterns that stage purposes and of her famoun neh beach resorts, the central tige LIGHTED jar is giver IT ISN'T SPEN DING—IT HED HAVE TO GO SOME