The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 27, 1923, Page 10

oar ami meen tat te THE SEATTLE STAR . THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1923, Pseattle Society || ___'ss MONA Wixores Edited by Lillian Keen LeBallister. Telephone MA in-0600 j Assistant—Frances Oldham Music—Louise Raymond Owens r. and Mrs. Rddy Issuing Invitations for Dance; Entertaining Dinner Guests To- night. tom of boing at homo to thelr AND MRS. JOHN WW, BODE | TH2Gs of Now Fear'a day ‘at noon. will issue invitations the last . this week to a dance at thetr|20 Entertain for on Thursday evening, Janu-| Miss Humason 3% in honor of Miss Bentonia) airs J. G. ‘Tennant will entertain | nm, Miss Frances Green and) guests at tho Tennis club's Christ: | Taura Green, mas bridge and mah jongs party on ee Friday afternoon, in honor of Miss mner Tonight Will Helena Humasén, is visiting | Mr, ad Mra, los H. Lilly. ‘onor the Burchards and Mra, Charles y ‘Mr, and Mrs. Thomas MS ages ar | Christinas Party entertaining tonight at their homo i nas Re crete . inner of twelve covers in| Mrs. Ora Bark ont Bisoer ot Mr_and Mrs. Dudley Bureh. | #¢venty children with a Christinas | srancigoo, Who are spend. | Party this afternoon at her home, aes tis satel 8 M813 Fourth ave, N. Miss Helen Fe enor ta wail Include members | Melsnest acted ax Santa Claus and st4 Miner club. of many |Mr. Frank Price Giles asststed in en: et ae * ltertaining the children with read:| ; ings and interesting storios. | Se ‘ sje 8 | ‘ea Honors Miss Heussy E Be awa i Gertridy ‘Dunn's tee Announce Daughter's co at her home this afternoon | Mngagement : 390 until 7 o'clock, given to] Mn and Mrs. J, C, Long an- mpliment Miss Charlotte Heussy,/nounce the engagement of thelr fs at home for tho holidaya| daughter, Enola, to Mr. Russell Dodds Farry, alternating at| Joseph Searles, son of Mr, and Mrs. urns wero Mrs. Willlam C./C. ©. Searles of Norwalk, Cal. No | y, Mrs. Charles Willard Stim-/date has been set for the wedding. Mrs. Alfred Jones and Mrs 9 6u8 see. a Matte | Married at Manse e Lewis and Evalyn Colvin @ ac PD = emg as ery] : Left to right are Jane McCreery, Peggy Mary Osborn, Mera Hauptman and Jewsie a Bier te ate! Kirk. Wallace ‘Thorn, % Mae Gorst, clever local children, who are presenting the latest “modes et robes at the arate Plate shan age ere veiet [Of Fort Churchill, Canada, with the | F< | | Columbia theater in connection with the showing of Baby Peggy's new picture, The ming—red rosebuds and scarlet) 24. Honor L. Wilhelm performing | ‘ Darling of New York.” psettias in a mass of drilliant i the ceremony at the Ballard Pres: Blor combined with holly and Win-|) torian Manse, on Friday evening, to an audience. tho rest of the orchestra at times, : December . |Gorgeous Frocks! It happened at the Columbia thea- | until one discovered the little Mera esa wo Saar Sh b Ty |ter, where five diminutive local tots | Lillian in stunning red chiffon calls ; 2 i VV |are modeling a fashion show as a|him “papa” when they are alone. é Bvowpliment Tea and Thrift = own y iin spectal ure of the Baby Peggy | And“Curly-Locks" Jano McCreery, ae agg Glen Berry Shop List E Girls Here photog The Darling of New|with her lavender and silver fow- 5On Friday afternoon, at the Sun-| 45,5 Fred Everett will be hostess r yng are by Ann Nelson's |ers, and Jessie Mae Gorst, in her club, Miss Claudia Bardem. | rriday at the Orthopedic Tea Shop |G ‘ |rose georgette, and Leona Palmer, ughter of Colonel and Mrs. W. J. | ¢o- Washington Park guild. Aasstst- BY G. LUCILLE BUTLER and forth across the Christ-|a little on daffodil yellow— Gen, will entertain with a lunch: | ing win be Mra. William Ritter, Mra. “An' @ gweat, big bow wight back | massy stage they pranced in turn—|one has to say “Eeeny meeny elny on of twelve covers in compliment | Georgs Youell, Mra. Charles Lewis, HERE!” described Poggy Mary Os-|blonde and brunet, bobs and curls—| moe” to decide which is the sweet- Miss Glen Kerry, who ts home) ytrs, Neal Tourtelotte, Mra. D, R. born, patting her baro t shoul-|dimpled knees, cunning bloomers | est. pm Miss Ransome’s school for the | rorotler, Mra, Andrew MacAulay, AEN yr saa cenit mmmattan aplieetecincain olidays. Mrs. Winthrop Hovey and Miss bi y y the ultraemart littl gowns they | js a ea. react bao motte moneian oclaes Bobbed Hair Has Pill Observe | Medina gulld will be tin charge al! f gorgeous One wondered why Liborius “oh e. day at the Thrift Shop, represented . frock sho had just b ng |Hauptman smiled a trifle wider than | Man: D. ers Annual Custom Ip’ alee Sara Wollasms Sire. GA —— ee y vane - Los = ~ ~ née seal ® Colonel and Mrs. Alexander Weth: | Rangh Mrs. E. L. Miller, Mrs. T. - b (i evening, December 28, Aug will observe th nnual cus 1B, Shaw and Mrs. Martin Loewing. } THN i cr * 412 - 1 it ‘en precautions are aa! : 29, at 12 sharp, followed by a the-|¢ Brent Urventiions are eae Steinert, grand marshal, will offict.| Stet party at the Moore. cu ir which indirectly affects Ml <%; PA AES dP Ca as SM jate f n of blood on top of P apa ; ARON UR ; P % , 1 friends invitea, |DICKENS FELLOWSHIP Blood to hair is like water to a ersonal Miss Wykoff left recently for California to spend the remainder of the winter with The Dickens I plant: blood cireulation can be Kept relatives and friends in Los Angeles.—Portrait by Grady. ts regular mee hursday even: mart io tabs ph ttc.) .) TO aol ~ |! e’s compound, formula and Ella McBr Miss Helena Humason arrived _ — ~ a — - HAVE LU? . ng, December 27, at 8 o'clock, in ment—the science of hair. Diss j |AND TH oR thamber of ‘coms, |ttibuting and special treatment for esday night from Portland to| In. c Mas will meet Friday, | cooked dl . 1 Fs ata ue wiaresd In Dowbee ans: |men and women r. and Mrs, Charles H. Lilly ubs ; 3! n Dombey and car) . December 2 m., at the| Arn e ‘ , % SGA ee 307 L. C. Smith Bullding Ne home " a Lawrence, | 13 h Th r c rn %, / ; me: Seviews by Mrs. A in-6096 CLUBS FOR FRIDAY ji21 B The Current Events dopar BRITISH-AMERICAN with Miss Maud Me 9 ASSOCIATION will meet at 2 is The British-American association of Christ. will give a Christmas concert: and . to bring a gift not to) CLUB z | entertainment in Fine Arts hall, 121 : Pro acs DP, . ; “ | Fourth ave., on Friday event De. hag Popular , rp |cember 28 8 o'clock. There will| CHAPTER AO, Commander John M Sladys Epperson left Tues| be i-famous Mr. J. D. Fatja ts leaving Friday r Los Angeles, to remain indefi Mrs, Richard Perry and two sons | WOMAN'S CENTURY planning to leave for Mount| , to remain over . & Christmas tree, carols, folk | P. E. 0. t for California on a few! dane {a general good time. All| t persons of British birth cordial! 2 3 vited. Nir ¥0., svenin ost erry from Ma Costello | .- 4 | .. are being con-| SEATTLE WOMAN'S | | DORIC CHAPTER » birth of a daugh-| The Literature Interpretation de-|COL, ELLSWORTH CIRCLE (Dorie ehapen, 0: Minor hospital.| partment of the Seattle Woman's| Col. Ellsworth Circle, Ladies of | open leadership of Mrs, / the J nerve a home =e cantinneetsttatenenarmeeneerenaanaag {| oom alues Extraordinary : ” Helen Goetz, who fs attending The “Florence Shop has always en- Reise. un : a pre wala | 1 h Sales offerings, general throughout ao ppeari 2 ts has Siena 9 joyed the following of those women our entire upstairs store, and note eee whe t who place first importance on value. the tremendous inducement these gelatin ; ae We ask you to see our Clearance special values add. Ment, Sousa . are ex-| his new m mado about eee SMART FOOTWEAR At Sensational Sale Prices Gecalent artists, who met with fav | STARTS TODAY! Rnd ee Noe ee brceram ae r epi “Whatever You Do New Here is a splendid opportunity to get your coat at a fraction of F P e the price it should sell for. You get correctness of style, an ex- Be Gn ran ! Year’s Day Women who are not content with anything but the best in style ceptional variety of both materials and modes, and you have our *Plduse were Sousa’s sos You Will Do All The and quality will welcome this opportunity to obtain the season’s guarantee of the utmost in value. Sion, which A “A Bouquet Veagre newest models at clearance sale prices. Practically every style is loved Ip kee , a offered inthis sale. bal AC the f court” ana On the chance that the old You will especially $ $ $ nica ie ‘iven a» SUperstition is correct, be appreciate the won- - . es were “The Gl the Yan. gure to start the year rightly—| § derful showing of [ 5 especially food-wise. This evening slippers means the best of everything for the coming par- : Quality-wise, but not always af ‘oe on ri . the highest price-wise. whether it be for street, afternoon or evening wear, you will find it at Shuart’s, and atthe clearance sale prices. All materials and all patterns at ‘. Remarkably Underpriced EH Nucoa $5.85, $6.85, $7.85, $8.85, $9.85, $10.85 Search where you may and you will not be able to better the TheSpread that Betters the Bread _ Several short lines of boots, strap effects and oxfords, espe- ean dress values offered during this great Clearance Sale. Your size, @) Xylop , Oe ane cially priced at $2.85 and $4.85. A the material and style you like best—all these things are to be 4 kage De is “finest table quality”— had in these dresses priced so low for quick clearance. 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