The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 7, 1924, Page 17

Seattle Society Edited by Lillian Keen LeBallister, Telephone MA in-0600 Assistant—Frances Oldham Musico—Louise Raymond Owens Hiss Baird’s Church W ‘edding Is Charming; Exhibit at Fine Arts Gallery HB marriage of Miss Bairtt cumstead Mr, Frede of Mr. ‘was soem the occas! fgnted tapers wreathed In greenery and its masses of E a| yow upon row ene trite. given in marriage by yer father, Wasa lovely picture in her| trital robes of ivory satin and rare] el tact. The long court train fell from the shoulders, covered with’ her | her's. Vell of tulle and lace, which was caus coronet of Jace and a circlet sams. Her flowers we shower of ore? h apd Mies of t! Miss Jean Bai ag maki of ho Violet chiffon with a falling from a smart rosette at the Jet side, and carried lavender sweet | pean Butterfly roses, lace flowers} and mignonette for bouquet | Miss Harriet Baird, another sister, | aud Miss Ruth T ime, the} bridesmaids, were gow alike in dainty orchid chiffon frocks, Their flowers were lovely arm bouquets pink and lavender sweet Columbia roses. Mrs Baird was gowne in black aatin combined with silve y and a corsage of Cecil Brunner roses and Wiles of the valley, and Mrs. Bur. well was In orchid georgette crepe, | beaded with violets and lilies of the} valley for corsage. Mr. Sherwood Smith was best man for Mr. Burwell and the ushers were Mr. Kenneth Coleman, Mr. Kenneth | Morford, Mr. Franklin Sly and Mr Bawaré Tremper. A reception at the Baird residence followed the ceremony with the dec orations of the home repeating those | atthe church. Mrs. Edward Lincoln | Smith and Mrs. Henry Pennock as-) © bios n exquisite sweet peas} bride's sister, a gown. of ribbon train James. B. Eagleson and Mrs. John} R Hamilton, of Victoria, B.C, pre sided over the supper table assisted by the Misses Margaret Eagleson, | Ceastance Priest, Margretta Macfar- | lane and Josephine Lewis. | Mrs, Burwell traveled tn a chic} Beige tailored suit, a smart beige hat, | fox fur and a corsage of butterfly fees, gardenias and sweet peas. After April 15, Mr. and Mrs. Bur. | > well will be at home at 1922 11th/ ave N | Side View'at Fine | “The Seattic Fine Arts society will | ‘& private view on Saturday from § until 10 o'clock of|by bridge, at her home this after. | third international water color and @ group of sculpture by “Wallace Kelly. hostesses for the evening will AH. Albertson, Mra. A. H. | Mrs. J. L. Holmes, Mrs. | Merrill, Mrs. Frederick H.| Mrs. Reginald H. Parsons{ Carl Siebrand. Program, in Chinois” . Ernest Jaskoveky. Frances Williams at the plano. Greig -Liest | -Hotmes-Tidy | ‘Wintter-Watts | Daughter's | jevening, February 27. | ee *| Seattle Man to Wed in Spokane Mr. and Mrs. of Spoka: kagement of the Ink en daughter, Ruth | Mr R ‘orrance, of} Seattie, the wedding to take place in Spokane on March 15 mber of | Miss | the Oval club) | James Sinclair ®, announce Doris te trom and ta Mr man Inkster is a gradu Washington t member of Pi E Torrance is assistar ager of athletics at of Washington, He is a m Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Fir Tree society ta Phi sororit student } eee Mills College Club Meeting ' Miss Eleanor Fritch will entertain | the Alix College club on Tuesday | afternoon, March 11, at her home,| 1211 B. Boston st. | Mra. Frederick Bausman, recently | returned from abroad, will speak on “Sweden,” and Mrs. Irving Bogardus will sing a group of songs alee trmy and Navy Women’s Luncheon | The Association of Army and Navy Women will hereafter hold| their monthly luncheons on the sec: | ond Tuesday in each month, instead ft the second Wednesday The luncheon next Tuesday will be given at the Hotel Sorrento, at 1 o'clock, and will be preceded by a business meeting at 11:30 o'clock. Reservations should be made witlt | Mrs, R. B, Derickson, WE st-0961, by Monday noon, March 10. . | | ° ) Pretty Wedding | A very pretty wedding was cele-| brated at the home of Mr. and Mra} Victor Olson, 4014 Linden ave.. on Saturday evening, March 1, when Miss Otga Johnson was wed to Mr./ Nils Nyberg. Rev. Swanson, pastor| of the Green Lake Baptist church.) Performing the ceremony, The bride was given in marriage] Mr. Bender hag arrived from sated about the rooms and Mrs./by her bother-in-law, Mr. Victor! mother, Mrs. Attha’Kubey, for three months. Olson, and Miss Ingred Johnson and} Mr. Joel Carlson were the attend: ants. An informal reception an supper followed the service. Mr. and Mra. Nyberg will make thelr home at $310 Dayton ave. PSNR | Miss Lewis Entertaining Miss Gertrude Lewis ing her Tuesday Bridge tuncheon next week +4 Py Informal Bridge Luncheon Mrs. Ralph Jenkins enter eight guests at luncheon, s entertain- club at ained | lowed | noon. . Dinner Hosts at Golf Club Dance Mr. and Mrs. William Boicom will) have a table for eight at the St. Patrick’a day dinner dance at the | Seattio Golf club, on Saturday even- ing, March 16. | Golden Weddi Celebrated | | ng In celebration of their golden|will entertain with a “Shamrock” | AQUIT.A LODGE NO, 35 wedding anniverrary, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stine entertained thirty | guests at their home on Wednesday Surprise Birthday | Luncheon | Mra A. Harding was pleasantly surprised on Tuesday afternoon by| group of 16 friends, who gave her | Dougias building, by § p. m., Satur- rut I MRS, JOHN > \. R. BENDER MreJohn Robert. Bender Curtis Studio, (Florence Kubey), who with Low Angeles to visit her Portrait by Women CLUBS FOR SATURDAY | EATTLE TEMPLE. | 0. 9 Seattle temple, No! 9, Pythian Sis ters; will give a card party at| Wing's cafeteria, Saturday. March §, at 8:30 o'clock, The public is in vited. o-* PATIENCE REBEKAH LODGE Patience Rebekah lodge will give military whist party” Saturday, ‘arch 8, at Woodman hall, Colum: Refréshments, ove SAFETY FIRST CONTEST All (cartoon) entries for the safety first contest of “the playfield and recreation committee of the Parent Teacher association must be at the community service headquarters, 311 bia ‘City. | day, March SHAMROCK BRIDGE Kappa Kappa Gamma alumnae bridge, Saturday atfernoon, March 15, at 2 o'clock, at the chapter house. RGREEN COURT. 0. OF A. Evergreen court, Order of Amar-| anth, has planned a card party at the home of Mrs. Elmon, 1506 Denny way, Saturday evening, March $§, at 8 o'clock. ’s Clubs SRATTIU COURT, 0. OF Seattle Court, Order of An will give a card party ih cafeteria, Saturday evening, B, at 8:16 o'clock, Bridge and whist we 8 YOUNGSTOWN IMPROVEMENT CLUB | The Youngstown Improvement | club will give a dance Saturday eve- ning, March §, at the clubhouse, Mth ave. 8. We and W. Huddon st ese" 6 | WOMAN'S DEMOCRATIC ¢LUB Lewis Schalienback will addres the Woman's Democratic club Sat urday, March @, at 2 pom, at “Dartnall’s cafeteria. All interested persons Invited, : ALPHA AUXILIARY TO DANCE Alpha auxilitary to Street Railway Trainmen. will give a dance at Fre- mont hall, Saturday, March 8. ee i | ADDITIONAL CLUDS | | Aquila Lodge No. 35, D. HP. A., | will hold ita regular business ses. sion Wednesday, March 13, at & Pp. m. Members requested to attend, and all visiting members cordially welcome: Aquila’s officers for the ensuing year are: Outside watch, Berenice Sunskt: inside watch, Katherine Coline; assistant usher, Leslio Kingsbury; usher, Garnét Faley:| _ Marriage a birthday Iuncheon at her home, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Linn Blaine 2811 W. Blaine st. Ww cee eee |treasucer, Juliette Morden; financial YOMEN'S EDUCATIONAL CLUB | secretary, Sadie Phillips; second vice ‘The regular meeting of the Wom. | president, Nellie Bortner; vice presi Among the Newest Things That women are wearing comes first and foremost the tailored It may have or rather ant The frock in favor for Great gay ut the coat rather short or very long. It may be rather loose ig. But it must be tailored, severe, boyish, quite different! with the cape hanging from shoulder to hip comes next spring. scarfs lend life to all sorts of street attire, to dresses, wrape and suite, Large hats are threatened for mid-July, but to be smart now a hat must ve small, lip ry enugly over a sleekly shingled bob. It must be very You with hair too beautiful to sacrifice to scissore, you must be con- tent to look a bit odd for a time, for bobs are not going out! WHAT COOL DELIGHT | A net of bright new awnings lend# a home! of your house r in t u'll find that will our awnings exactly the bridge ) matter what the c workrooms of Camp Lewis Wir wet it off, and skilled’hands to fash wish them. At 76 University st an you on We lack the magnif/icent gardens of the lower California cities, And our fine homea neglect the glory of awnings, somewhat. But Seattle fs improving its beauty every scason, I'm told, . MR. CLIFTON ENJOYS Almost as well ax watch and clock repatring the Intricate tasks o! resetting gems and of refashioning out-of-style jewelry, At 108 Pike st . ca . Women everywhere are taking their plain band wedding rings and having them overlaid with platinum and set with dlamonds. . TOMORROW $5.00 WILL BUY | Smart little tailored hats for the new suits, dress hats in multi-| colored silks, clever flower-trimmed shapes in the new fabrics and| straw bralds, THE MODEL, Peoples Bank Bldg. . . For sports the soft wide stripe and the fussy plaid still hold sway over wraps and suits | YOU CAN MAKE EXQUISIT) And fashion great blooms from organdia and chiffon, too, after you've bad Mrs, Battln’s careful instruction, Take your materials} and attend her Wednesday free 2 o'clock clans at the Y. W. C. Fifth and Seneca! 2 LINGERIE FLOWERS . Ail that a floating dance frock needs to adorn it s @ preat fluff of airy flowers at the hip. They're simply made when you've been taught the trick, . . MR. AND MRS. BERNARD KIRSCH Give afternoon and evening instruction-dally in Mah Jongg. in con- nection with their particularly delightful Whist Club at 1431 First Ave./Rooms 1° and 2, Economy Hall,. ‘MA in-7687, | . . . | No one need ever be bored in Keattle. If you hate trips, are tired of theatres, dread solitude, you hape a welcome to a game of.cards| with congenial people and in a friendly atmosphere, . . THE BUBBLE Wishes to announce that Miss Kittlaus, who was so long connected with the Model, has severed her connections with that shop and will be pleased to serve her many, many patrons in every way she can at THE BUBBLE, 218 Pike St. eee Black and white are used together in the most striking costumes for the street! see NO YAWNING HOLES AND “RATL-ROADS”! Good hose like “Nall-File Test” and “Hummingbirds” grow thin all] over before they're ready to be discarded! Both kinds are sold at| the Arcade Hootery, Arcade Square, . Hair-line stripes are quite the thing for the new suits. MISS MORGAN AND MISS MINNIS Are both supremely skilled at cutting hair. In fact, at their! BIGELOW BEAUTY SHOP, ali sorts of work (marecelling, facials, | manteures) is done exceptionally well. Bigelow Bidg., Fourth and Pike. . THE DAYS OF THE GREAT GOLD-RUSH “¢ f UP BEYOND THE ARCTIC CIRCLE ¢ gloom of Alaskan winters the native Indians weave from th es and the sinuous roots of low shrubs great he und of such simple beauty that our traders pa and days to obtain them. On the Aleutian islands a delicat busket is woven from spruce roots shredded by the worker's teeth and so fine of texture, £0 patiently patterned that few are to b found outside our art museums. Such treasures as these, as well 4a ivories, moccasins, rich pelts, are displayed at the wonderful new Rhind & Co, shop, upstairs in the McDERMOTT BUILDING. Here's another reason for visiting corridor of unusu delightful merchandise at Fourth and Pine! . PLEASE BRING BACK THE COLOR To my curtains.” Just write this on a siip, attach it to your bundle of curtains that need laundering and call CA pitl-0300. The SEATTLE SUPPLY will retint them, asa special service, free! see You've no idea how much more pleasing any curtain 4s in oream or coru than in dead white! eee MISS BROWN (“Brownie”) AND LALIA HARRIS Now de at the HOUSE OF MONA LISA, the beauty shop at 705 Eltel building, and are here delighting thelr former patrons and new ones, too, MA in-1696. To be truly hospitadic, you showd hang out a Httle brass. lantern to light the way for your guests. “NOT A NOTE OF MUSIC ALL EVENING” They'd neglected vending their phonograph for estlake, The work of three generations of linen makers 4s on sale in a fas- cinating Mttle shop. repairs to 1816 eee A ROAST FOR A COZY DINNER Is made from Pimento and Red Rock Cottage Cheese. Use 2 cups cooked cereal (rice, otc.), 1 cup Red Rock cottage cheese i cup dry bread crumbs, 3% pimentoes (chopped fine), 114 teaspoons of salt, % teaspoon soda and % teaspoon pepper. Moisten, i! necessary Blend all together very thoroly, making mixture very stiff. Form into a roll and bake about 25 minutes, basting from time to time with savory fatvor meat drippings, if mecessarys eo ele In the factory at Kent, all the sweet cream that’s taken off the milk before it's made into cottage cheese is put Back into tt aguin before the cheese is delivéred at our door by the grocer. oe. WHO IS YOUR CORSETIERE? ‘Try Anna Schober’s NuBONE made-to-measure corset. 618 Boren ave. EL lot-5766. oe THE GIFT THAT’S DIFFERENT You'll always find it if you go to La BOW'S, 1420 Third ave. oe We are so hemmed im with Chinese and Japanese handcraft in Se- attle that it’s refreshing to slip into a gift shop émiporting its treas- ures from the countries of Southern Europe. see JUST BECAUSE THE BRIM’S TOO WIDE At the back, don’t throw that good straw hat away! At. CHURCIH- ILL's they'll resew it and reshape Jt for you,. clean it, dye jt if you wish, turn it inside out, touch up the trimmings, make something decidedly saucy of it yet! 402 Union st. s . A tiny turn-down hat with its smooth derby-like crown \and fiat decoration belongs with the new boyish suit-costume that the shops ere showing. « : Orthopedic Tea and | : oe an's Educational club will be held/dent, Myra Newby; past president, | Miss Loutse Blaine was maida of| honor for her sister, and Mr. Ingval “Mantvigen was his brother's best Man. After a short wedding trip Mr. 404 Mra. Sandvigen will make their in Seattle. Plans Large Bridge Luncheon __Mrs. Henry E. Schmidt, Jr, has} » Mat cards out for a bridge luncheon | % © covers on Wednesday, March 4 at the Arctic club. eee | Engagement Announced — t Banquet Announcement was made last at the annual Founders’ Banquet at the Alpha Phi Of the engagement of Miss) Baker, daughter of Mra. fon of Mr. ira. Calvin Philips of this city. T is @ senior at the Uni- ty of Washington and a mem- of Alpha Phi sorority. Mr. | attends the university and| ed with Psi Upsiion fra- aca ba been set for the cee N 0 Host Group at ener Dance yilt and Mes. stuart c, Thomp- Mr. and Mrs, Roy Campbell, | and Mrs. Myron McElwaine | In and Mrs, W. C. Green, iP Lewis, form a no-host Who will have a table at the js Nala dance Sat- , Mar Galt nk, March 16, at the Be- | Dinner Witt’ Honor will & dinner of 10 cover Friday event of Anna dangense Th gl Co, Wie Bernar entertain ‘8 at her i March 14 Lndmilia, pre. with the Chicag nd Irene Ishary | 4, members of the | ‘dan, Mra. W. R. Crawford and Mrs, json and Mrs. James McConahey, will “|land to spend a few days before re- Thrift Shops Mrs. C. §. Holmes will be hesteas for Renton Hill guild Saturday, at the Orthopedic Tea Shop, assisted by Mrs, O. B. Leonhar}, Mra. F. D. La- zier, Mra. D. J. Hanscom, Mrs. W. T. Gray, Mra. G. C. Corbaley, Mrs. W. D, Freeman, Mrs. Frank J. Saxe, Mra. F. R. Van Tuyle, Mrs. H. M. Pease, Mra. George M. Leach, Mra. L. 8. Spencer, Mrs. F. M. Jor- €. E. Ingersoll. Broadway guild, represented by Mrs. H. L. Green, Mra. James Hute- be in charge at the Thrift SHop. Personal Capt. and Mrs. W. C. Green, of Camp Lewis, will come over on the) 15th to be the week-end guests of Mr, and Mrs, Stuart C. Thompkins. eee Mrs. Francis Everett Mitchell and small daughter, Betty, who have been visiting in town for © month, xpect to leave March 24 for Port- turning to their home in Chicago. see Mr. Irving E. Baker, who has been attending the United States Coast Guard academy at New London, Conn., returned on Wednesday and is visiting at the home of his par- ents, Dr. and Mrs. Lee Baker, 1005 Summit ave. eee Mra. L. C. Gilman left Sunday for Minneapolis to visit friends for a fortnight. . . Mr. and Mrs. B, D. Bollman (Alico Warner) are receiving congratula- tions upon the birth of a son, Feb- ruary 15, at the Swedish hospital. see Mrs, John B. Agen will return Sun- day from Coronado, where she has been for the winter months. one Mr. and Mrs, 0, Winfred Crockett, accompanied by their son, Walter Crockett, and Fred Fisher, returned | today from a motor trip to California. o* Mr, Lewis B. Hyman returned to- day from a week's trip to Portland. © wise . Mr. H.C. Strong, Mr, J. C. Barber ind Mr. Gustave Pruell, of Ketehi- kan, are visitors in town. 1¥, M.C. A Saturday, March &. Business sen |sion at 2 p. m.; program at 3 o'clock. | Book review, “Mind in the Making.” | eee RECREATION COMMITTEE CARD PARTY | ‘The recreation committee of the/ Franklin PT. A. will give a card) party Saturday evening, March 8, at | $ o'clock, at McKay's hall, corner) of Rainier ave. and Adams st. | 3 see | ROBERT MORRIS | CHAPTER DANCE Masons, Eastern Stars and thelr) friends will dance with Robert Mor-| ris chapter, in Masonic clubrooms, Arcade building, on Saturday even- Ing, March 8 . ALUMNAE TEA Alumnae of the “University of ‘Washington will give a musicale tea at the home of Mrs. E. 0, Eckle- man, Saturday, March 8 at 3 o'clock. see STOCKHOLDERS’ DANCE Lakewood Woman's Civio provement club will give a stock: holders’ dance at Lakewood clubhouse, Saturday ‘evening, March 8. see CHILD DEPARTMENT WILL DEMONSTRATE A demonstration by the children's department of the, Cornish school will be given ay a matinee in the Cornish Little Theater, Saturday afternoon, March 8, at 3 o'clock. This is to demonstrate the evolu- tion thru 60 pupliis of the work of | music education from 6 years to aduliship. ILLUSTRATED LECTURE Under the auspices of the visual education and recreation committee of the Parent-Teacher Associations, Mr. Herbert Evison will give an illus- trated lecture on “Saving Washing- ton Scenery,” Saturday morning, March 10, at 10:30 6'clock,, at the Music will bo furnished by the Cornish School Saturday morning, March 15, Dean C, Edward Magnusson of the Unie) versity of Washington will givesan | illustrated talk on the “Water Power of Washington,” and on March 22 Dean Winkenwerd from the Uni- versity will speak. All interested persons are welcome to attend these lectures altho they are simplified to the understanding of childres, |the prominent speakers on the pro-| Pearl Morden; president, Eleanor §. White, i Aquila lodge meets the second! and fourth Wednesdays of each | month in Swedish Club hall, 1627 Eighth ave. Outof-town members withing to transfer are asked to call EA st-1319 or ME Irne-5819. o- WEST HILL P.T. A. Tho West Hill PT. A. will meet Monday, March 10, at 3 p. m., at the school, The Boy Scouts will give a dem-| onstration and Miss Maloney's pu- pilg will present a program, ose LITERARY AND TRAVEL CLUB The Literary and Travel club will mect at the home of Mrs, Philip Brady, 1608 B. Garfield st., Monday, March 10, at 2:30 p. m. Important current eventa will be discussed by the members, WEST SEATTLE W. C. TU. West. Seattle W. CT. U. will moet at the home of Mra. W. «B. Scott at the Junction, on Wednes- day, March 12, at 2 p.m. Among gram will bo Mra. Worley, state superinttndent of Young People’s work, and Mrs. Livingston, organ- {zer and field worker. Anyono in- terested is welcome enjoy the| meeting. to oad CALEIDH CLUB Tho Caleidh club will meet Tues- day, March 11, at 1p. m., with Mrs, | W. B. Martin, 210 Hawthorne! Court, GREENWOOD 0. E. 8. | SOCIAL CLUB ; Greenwood 0. E. S. Social clud| will meet with Mrs. Viola Mullen, 656 W. 74th st, Thursday, March 13, Pienic lunch at 1 p, m. eee SIGMA KAPPA MOTHERS’ CLUB Sigma Kappa Mothers’ club will meet at the chapter house, Tuesday, March 11, at 2 p, m. ee PARLIAMENTARY LAW CL. Robert Parliamentary Law will mect at the Y. W. CA Thuraday, March 43, at 1:20 p. m. Mya, Ella Cndihee, teacher. Subject | lexson, “Officers aid Their Duties. ‘The auxiliary class in public speak ing, with Mme, Harriet Saundorson #5 leader, will have a review. The days of Custer, of Indian hordes, of great adventure are re-| enacted in the photo-play “Pioneer Trails” at the Colonial tonight | and tomorrow. Admission 10 cents, until 6:30; 20 cents, evenings. . The seven-cighths length coat has taken the place of the long one) of the winter, 1 . . I BUY FROCKS FOR MY FRIEND IN MONTANA At “HOLLYWOOD,” a shop of clever ready-mades, so youthful, so smart and so moderately priced that I've nover failed yet to choose | exactly right! 1621 Westlake, north of Pine. ; oo Of white homespun ts made o boyish auit that's charming enough to be worn anywhere. | NOT HUNGRY AT ALL? Then you should try WING'S Cafeteria for a few days. hundred little delicacies there to whet the appetite. are in, new radishes, spring salads! 1409 First Ave, WHEN DR. WARREN EXAMINES YOUR EYES Beforo the students of his N. W. College of Optometry, your glasses are sure to fit. The seryico is free! 307 Seaboard Bldg. They've a Green onions How the right glasses brighten one’s whole outlook on life? reason’s this: One part of happiness is effictency. oe . THEY’LL MAKE IT LIKE NEW! The last year's hat can have its head-size Increased or diminished, it can be cleaned, can be turned, dyed, re-blocked, be given clever new trimming at the MOD! Peoples Bank Bldg. * . The newest sports frock has an over-dlouse like a middy and a pleated skirt that matches. : . . IF I WERE BUYING A BEAUTIFUL JEWEL Yd first ask Paul Hanson's advice. He's not just a tradesman: he's a chemist, a geologist. and a correspondent of famous gem- cutters all over the world. At the GOLD SHOP, 1426 First Avo, ee The dlood-stone (urcen flecked with red) 4s the birthstone for March. P| ove . HOW CAN BETTY FARIS SEL! Exquisite garments of the season's approved style at one-third “store” prices?’ That's a WIRTHMORE secret. You must visit this shop, upstairs in the McDermott Bldg.! eee Jf ever you make a mistake in the sclection of @ wrap, a frock, a coat, don’t sit at home and hate yourself because of it. Think how someone else. may enjoy it, and pass it on! 4 cee THE GIRLS I KNOW WHO SEW At Miss Bean's make themselves charming garments. She helps | them plan and cuts and fits. 209 Peoples Bank Bldg, s+. MOTHERS’ MATINEE AT THE HEILIG Bh ‘clock Saturday is the hour for a special showing to the women of Seattle of Jane Novak's “THE LULLABY,” a wondrous story of motherlové that will be shown through the whole week ahead at this beautiful Madison street theatre, A special coupon One in the motion pleture page of this paper will serve for your ticket tomorrow forenodn. The regular admission price is 250 at any time, . THEY’RE STILL FINISHIN With picot, G RUFFLES It's 8 cents at Elite. 414 Eitol building, over Bartel eee ‘secko-Slovaktan beads and hand-painted bracelets are making. col- orful spots among the spring styles. . . A LADY LIVES HERE! : So I say to myself when I spy a rack of spotless dishtowels in a kitchen, stoveholders that are really clean, common hand’ towels, all cfisply creased, white and sweet-smelling; the breakfast-nook doilies and napkins invitingly fresh! And when I peep into a bath- room lined with snowy linen, with the mat on the floor immaculate, then I know that someone presides in this home that does not let even ordinary everyday things grow gray in hasty half-way home washings! Have you ever tried the SEATTLE SUPPLY LAUNDRY, CA pitl-0300? . . The Spencer sweet pea has grown to be a@ favorite because of its long, strong stem, its orchid-like bloom, its lavish hucs, It’s grown best of all in the Puget Sound country. 5 OLD WORLD CROSS-STITCH PATTERNS May be copted in 207 McDermott Building from Frau Bennett. She gives lessons in any kind of stitehery and does order work, A 25% REDUCTION ON ALL GOODS Will be made at the Bubbling Well, opposite the Metropolitan Theater, next week. You must see the fascinating necklaces and quaint lanterns at this shop. . A MARCEL WITH STAYING QUALITIES ‘As well as fulfilling all marcelling requirements, can be had at Clemie's Shop, 220 Haight Bldg., BL iot-6984. eee Sandals of shredded leather are the last mutation of footwear. see THE SOIL’S BEEN READY FOR DAYS! There's a glorious collection of “Burpees,” in the original packages, at CHAPMAN’S Garden Store, 1913 Westlake. Are your sweet peas in? eee Some of our Seattle gardencrs plant their sweet peas in November, protecting them against frost with a thin blanket of strate. . ri “THIS IS PERFECT REST!” So I murmur as I sink into the comforting depths of one of the great new overstuffed davenports at CARLSON'S. A_ beautiful model among them becomes a full-width bed at night. Another's of the new “kidney” design, Such rich materials, such interesting prices! 800 Pino st. eee A living room, to be perfectly furnished, needs in it little indeed. Someone names a painting, a fireplace, a piano and a davenport. Here's a start, at least, * . THE LOVELIEST SUMMER WRAPS I'VE SEEN Are short, flaring bolero Jacquettes of fur. The MODEL is fash joning them from pieces of gray and tan caracul, from squirrel, * from rabbit, Ten per cent discount through March at 527 Peoples Bank Bldg, ‘ es ee Only once in months is a photoplay presented so beautiful, so up- lifting, that not to sce it is to miss a great experience, Jane No- vak's “Lullaby” is just such @ drama, (Advertisement) S