The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 16, 1924, Page 8

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1924. Meet Us and Wear Diamonds eisfield & Goldberg Seattle’s Credit Jewelers Our $125 Special Solid Blue Platinum White Ring Diamond Beautifully hand carved A sparkling, flashing beauty $1.00 Down / en 2) $1.00 Down $3.00 aW eek Han $3.00 aWeek Seattle Society ited by Lillian Keen LeBallister, Telephone MA in-0600 Assistant-—Frances Oldham Music—Louise Raymond Owens rge Luncheon Will Honor Mrs. Piutti; Mrs. Gregg to Be Complimented. HARRY F. OSTRANDER | not be rostricted to members of ‘and Mrs. Arthur I, Hawiey | the Contury club, BVO cards out for.a luncheon on| More than one hundred and fifty esday afternoon, Jaiuary 23,;/ Persons will take part in the “Mrs, Ostrander’s home, in honor | Pageant, which ts being given for ‘Mra, Max Piutti, former dean of the benefit of the club's building Mis college, wo has recently come | fund. to resido with her daughter,| _, es Frederick H. Parks. Covers} Dinner Honors New meer’ foe forty ques Residents Se ; Colonel and Mrs, Clarance Blethen reakfast to Compliment | entortainod with a dinner of twelve} Yj Gre. covers at their homo last evening, i of egg gecley in enter, |(3 honor of Colonel and Mra, - rege ¥ x v. C1 0 ° CO! y corn With a breakfast at her home W. Gregg, who have recently come} { Friday, in honor of Mrs, H. W. i, Who has recently come here it make her home, and who, with Nel Grose, is tho guest of her eee | here to reside. | Colonet and Mrs, Gregg are at) present the guesty of Mr. and Mra.| Willlam Leonard Eaton. ter, Mrs, William Leonard Eaton, Leh Wear it while paying Wear it while paying @ short time. Southern Ball | . eopan January 30 | . ridge and Shower for |" aickets for the Southern bal to ° iss Harris bo held Wednesday evening, Janu-| Ox O a mess jary 30, in Christensen hall, may Acheson, executive chatrman, ra, Thomas Irving, and Mrs. May Avery} an Saturday afternoon, In com- at mt to Miss Mary Prince Har “who Is to be a February bride. : - 88 If Diamonds will pave the way to Happiness for you, then Diamonds are a blessing. If they serve to light the way to the union of two loyal hearts—if they can rekindle the smoldering fires of love—if they can, anywhere, in any way, rear glorious Hopes and Smiles, and Quickened Heart Beats out of the muck of this sordid, matter-of-fact, bread-and-butter existence—then the value of Diamonds cannot be measured in mere money. But the fact is, that Diamonds cost money. They are the rarest and costliest of Mother Earth's buried treasures. And therefore the Happiness inspired by Diamonds might otherwise be denied the great majority of the people of Seattle had it not been for the organization several years ago of the We‘sfield and Gold- berg Convenient Credit Plan. QA rfld-5044; KE nwd066 Wiking WE ge Banquet at ns islet Foman’s University Club|Znformal Reception Herbert H. Gowen’ wit pe| This Evening | fer at the pre-festival ban-| Mrs, Paul Smith will give an in | to tho Belt at the Women's | formal reception at her home this} ty chib Friday crening, |evening, following the concert the} 38 at 6:30, The program | Kansas City Little Symphony or Monsts includes a toast to Stuart |Chestra will give at the First Pres by Meront Olson to “The byterian church. The affair will! ‘of the Mountain.” by Mr. John | Door her sister, Mrs. Margaret | fo “Str David.” by Dr. Max |FOW!er Forbes, Miss Lina Roma and | and to the author of “The |CoMuctor N. De Rubertis. | of Job," by Dr. Ambrose ) hi Gh ‘ld F | Two of the hostesses at the Stuart Walker pre-festival banquet at the Women’s Uni- | broadway Guud to jversity club on Friday evening: (Left) Miss Helen Reynolds; (right) Mra. Henry Ward srerard Ee pen tome [rave Annual Meeting Beecher.—Portraits by Grady. Following {ts usual custom, the — Dabney, Miss Hi yn. Set were Hoary Bc i annual meeting of Broadway guild | i wil ake place Friday afternoon, | ? See eerer te for mombers and |, caloa at Oe om pig tien | Women S Clubs Music Thanks to this Happy idea, you may today purchase the finest of Genuine Dia- monds on simple credit, without interest or security, and take thirty to fifty weeks, if necessary, to pay. Your purchase delivered on a down payment of as little as $1.00; the balance, pay as you are paid. Permit us thus to serve you in making someone Happy. a a guests, and reservations may "2 Rent Pearls 3 $4 : ron rhuvecey seen. ofl sore large attendance s CLUBS FOR THURSDAY sarees airicitiies lenatence Gaantet Give Restrung Mal Orders Receive Crystals for Odd Shape : rte he I. Mire will be assisted by | concen pop | © auxillary of the Rebekah | Fr colle i Pro Seki ° 40¢ 77 Prompt Attention Wrist Watches, $1.00 Engag ment r . + Ded lodgo wil} meet for cards Thu Excelle: rOgré j “ t of j Aire. Wills B. Herr, Mrs. J. Irving |" qhe regular meeting of the Mer | ovening, January 17, with Mra. I n| ‘The Spargur String quartet, which | ‘olwell and Mrs. A. W. Leonard, cee cer PUT. A. will be held Thursd ary 17, at 3 p,m. Capt je, 424 25th ave, $., at 8 o'clock. | for m: eee t has won the s masterly in pe Miss Brons Announced |‘ Mrs. A. C. Brons announces the | ,,, < “4 : Wigagement of her duughter, Clare, | Weds in California nent praise for Weisfield & Goldberg Seattle’s Credit Jewelers 302 Union Street ar YOUN SERVICE, 310 Pike Street “If Sam Weisfield Can’t Repair Your Watch, Throw It Away” isto will speak on ” rpretat of chamber music, gave | So Mr. Layyrence T. Courtney of| Mr, and Mrs. J. J. Raab annow! 1 ton by pu c third of thetr » lant evening | San Franciscv, son of Mr. and Mrs./tho marriage of thelr dav pils of the Fourth grade. A silver n's Unive pity club audi-| i | | Dennis C. Cortney. Mabel Virginia, to tea will follow th The news \vas made ‘known last | Keeney, on Saturday, J ) @¥ening when Oflss Brony entertatn- San Francisco, pea fifteen frien\le at a supper given After a wedding Dat ber home. M\ss Brons is a gradu- | South, Mr. ond ¥ i ate of Broadwity hich school and [at home at the Hotel Sc has been identified for a number of $:9 6 syears with the Young Lauties’ inst. D. program, am was one of excep LAFAYETTE P-T. De | Announce Engagement |°« Pate Courtney ta, «: graduate of the| Mr and Mrs. P. S Hervin an-| GUulversity of Caltfornia ana a mem. | ounce the engagement of th of Alpha Tau Omega frater.|‘ushter, Martha, to Mr. I “ stet| Personal ttect and Mra, Frederick Baw-| by Mr. Edwards. i will be taken. Public cor-| ited. SHERMAN CIRCLE 0 Gen. W. T. Sherman circlg GA. R, will give q @aughter, Norma, to Mr. Pan! Hu tngton er, son of Mr. Ed GGenter of Denver, Colo. Miss Whiteside attended the Unl- Wersity of Washington and is a Member of Alpha Omicron Pi sor- Grity and Mu Phi Epsilon, honorary music society. tasmussen, son of Mr . t n te & pus " road = Ailes ue cheon at the home of ite has be t for the wed. | Rasmussen. No date b who havo been abroad for], hh inch ° 1° of No dai e hes been set for wee. [aes ease i - ; i Wr ne dee apacted head NEW CLASS ry Butler, 6013 Latona ava, Uae } nae sees 8 greete at a p At the request of club and. bus! , Jan. 18. The public cordialig + * | grade 4 the “Flower ee , ness women, Mrs. E “yd | invited. laining for Complimented on yi | eee So ee re} B . . ara mbhkaal ia SER ts ven |OPHANized a class In Robert's parlia- AA Te Te a ara M ean | Birthday | frien radially i | SOCIAL AN: Mrs. Tra Bronson left Iast week aig ga Saruiten ite : i day ¥ cor a“ | eee | CHARITAI {fr Lone Bes Sal: qaliod there) Se i wi cee eee oe one é lage St een ee ee : The Ladies} ;.|by the sertouy iliness of her daugh.| © ¥ 18, at To'clock, in| IONDON—Figures show that stned n (Evelyn Lane) Mrs. John Gill | June Lehmar ’ pa b sa |ter, Mrs. Walt Wee room 212, American Bank building,|1911 the males in the counties of Matthews, Jr. {s entertaining at | entertained with a theater egg etna v ona Nepal . |Thoso wishing to join may do so by | Lincolnshire and Ruth ‘tooceaia bridge on Thursday afternoon at | Monday evening at the ranch: sda cgexdans prema ony, Mie Oi ae s tutland increased fhe homo of her mother, Mrs. E. H. | tan. , wil have a lunck h elu ha Mr. and Mra. H. F. Ostrander are!Grecn MA inds6a ee 288 4, and the temaled Hamlin. } o ete on Thur: . leaving January 25 by motor for a! a ee ee by 22,261 to 314,974. b i 7 noc Montgom ROUND TARLE pater en liforn | — Adaitional guests will come in at | Wiiseignary Soci: = OUND TABLE wo months’ vin » California. id sionary Society to a talk 1] the ¥ .7 é ea | “det | Give Silver Tea bos! 3; | with Gee : exq | Mfr. and Mrs. Lewis | Fuge i pei dad th 4 i as for 1220 o'clock » composition is full of sincere} spent tho last week-end Miss Whiteside Will | the Wonka a Os : legend " tc nd is dedieated'to the men-|ver, B. C. | Be Spring Bride | : My Business Is cs @ y the great ‘cellist, Chartea| eve (Mrs Margaret Whifeside an Musical I NINA FRYE TENT s Arensky is & Russian com-| Mra, Murray Holland ‘ounces 1 om M. Frve Te r the modern day, whose|/tomorrow for & 5 t Ve ‘ oh card to remain for tw Dr. and Mre are receiving ¢ birth of a dau: GOPHER CLUB Tacoma ts Mr. Genter graduated from the J in town. WUniversity of Michigan and i's af i Coffee will t “filiat ¢ @ is Gesired. | Martin Smith, who has been} 4 : " te m r eater cit be ane et officers $1018 |mpending the holidays at his home ; ADDITIONAL CLUBS here, left today for Shattuck Mill- . Min. ry school in Minnesota. Md +, NORWEGIAN CEORUS ——-- — — — - Pageant Will Depict By-Gone Days ‘The famed mi Relief Corpa, celal Frida: hall, Armory on will be followed by GESTED FOL meet at the | nesy , torium, frill recite d when Mrs. Migmham and Mrs. George D. ri i ¥ mens presan over byt PH the roles of G bende Fs Vers eecaas 1 ae Waddtaxtels © réeties ‘TARY pera “ svt 1, 37 Parkhurst 8t lias “aatna Denentney ce Be Bais at A SL DATES Ar » has Just been | Mass. FOLEY HONEY AND TAI VICTROLA — show- : jution appear at|ot the Presbyte Chu the pitta ew or — fal " ie Pb dbcadl nace sgyp lama Aga 4d ing the New Console in gowns reminiscent | Ni _meet at the ¥. w. Cc. A.//T) REMEMBER t on ha SB el yh pec ergy [ @f the colonial period ef cee Me OM A bee eee | ¥, JANUARY 17 iy ¢ in the che e witatinnteg’ Se tishate | $150.00 | Such w 1° setting for the| Jn Charge at es he Mate Mt ' to entert three, One : e % H aiid there will be other equally at-| Thrift Shop a The asn in Mu ” - : thos im | tractive 5 to a t Renton Hi & cae tn | public | speaking will meet with Pur x | gown the | ¥ IAD PT. A t W. D on, ts in ay ig . ed ¢ READY TAILORED CLOTHES . 7 7 ’ 1 © brides ree for MEN and WOMEN = , , y vol MILLINERT—WAISTI—FURg a ro} ¢ 1015 Second Ave. in the Rialto } r u¢ ' t FRIDAY, JANUARY 1 rounds of th Didg., Over Pig'n Whiatle | mund &. od on a entertain wit : feeveevees * events a cI CLUE ’ besa fickal Civic In tg a 1 INIER COURT building ul t at the Federation olnb. II ITIATD CLA Better BP i Portiana | house Thu ¢ court No, 48, Tribe of appearance j airs. ¢ ester ee os ATURDAY, JANUARY 1 a : nec j | tt | " r I 8. » JAN RY 9. | official ot ‘th i Henry “2 : ae aie will help you years a to be prese ‘ 1 4 gown in at | eee r | eo. cuits ditt Big nt LAND the . Intro © | 7 f ( Mrs. M. OR. Wood's fon a Ben-H | {7 pant, J Thursd WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16 the role of Jer Yoral number: great art Y acon the time of her And Mrs. J n and de by “Pape's Cold Compound” | Za8u iii, at | Third ave. Prof a cin at fly BETTER job Breaks a Cold Right Up ‘Jun’ irs. Peart Blougne’ ote : ; wil at FRIDAY, JANUARY hen ch n TERMS TO SUIT eee Use your YOUR CONVENIENCE me of the Take two tablets ev three | nea r fan did M Patti and will 4 y ure taken fome of that were popu Jar du the diva’s successful relief, tours, other famous w - sega end wa » takes: ¢ sata hey uk | RORMER. MICHIGAN FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1 ry ir. ¢ A rt district b eter nen! pelah errr fy ne ue | RESIDENTS TO MEET hey tr P order, ¥ y | Gy tar tonesstsy of shes | 2a2?_.C' Compocna.” ‘Pron | The, Fexuar monthly, msaing_ of : rae of t of candidates, as EASY TERMS Elliott 112 > will t zea by prorsine membe 4 Mr Victor Zednick, ger al nd . eld t T putle « ¢ . COR oe amet } : S| nase sain st 14.21 4 t if ‘ - payment... NO BIG Cc. aninoun ester 1 from 6 un Dp. m. and || WEDNESDAY, renRUARY 6 i 1 { 7 sponse rH na fc : ig 43 - AYMENT and Chickering, Kimball, Mehlin and Gutbansen elivea, that the pageant wil ritedat ge : ‘ ets you GET what you BUY. Pianon nnd ring Pianos open to the general public and ed. oe eee om —) i | Smee meres altercatl speakel : lobby se in low & the pres 3 only mi had bra when J admit looking looked Some the wri keeper, claimed Victorit thatagd not fol apolog' did not ley ag tT @: