The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 18, 1924, Page 17

al ‘Seattle Society Edited by Lillian Keen L sistant—Frances Oldham ~Louise } mond Owens GOOD FRIDAY! Orthopedic Guild Plans Silver Tea and Penrod and Sam are t toda F Musicale; Dinner Hosts at Hone 7 Easter lilies of the flou narke a TO FUR OW make the shop wind bright : . 7 “ v & So many curly-haircd women this Spring That's ¢ wilt ind so many everywhe The t : t ' w t oul v a ft v y f s , tn “te en ot ey Poi os one Bhs SMART FOR THE SUMMER COSTUME H. ¢ E b we peas 1 t rit A be rh er x Mix y rquist fear 1 in shad s d I ‘ carried a shower boug. r ths ! Mra} sist THE BUBBLE” IS BRIGHT ; ta! H t the x Mra, | Mr. Ds Ada Ww h new } ‘ i < ly sa - r $ 5 $ « hy n N , A Li ; Se Jel O48 Taree hy ogee YESTERDAY I SAW re WOMAN MADE YOUNG ‘a FOR ROMANTIC NIGHTS ON THE ROAD ; rssecicigan ety "This ¥ . 1 roves. 4 e r t MME, PATT Poivore #) GOO actan Vinge: wine piscad at tice MR. DICKSON’S WAY r Ap. a ie s t fires lighted by OF putting ag : io $ . Cres Buffet Dinner Will PEA ddl Mies eat, bre To erase from a face is a sinote day a $0 years record of dae Precede Junior Dance een cae SRM. Car e 2 4 P expre of the immortal longing of the heart for bea Mr. and Mrs. Hawthorne K. Dent Heatly, one has # s owadays, for deing “s benree home on . 4 Mra. Soder IT WA Monday tine the | @utet will no at 914 N. That \ ieneetcted Ile, tieat- canes of % 1 ; : Yur Vinee | O28t. t aa off t steam-pre i ail at C eb as || s 2 be bode mites : : n y tt H. SHAMI Whtiaeee Supper Hosts Hap gers i ee ob ie Bridge Tea for Saturday Evening FROM QUERETARO, ae ca No nec to envy the novel fintsh of the high-priced pleated sbicia the GOLD SHOP, 1426 I " David who vcent Miss Helen Macdonnell recently returned from a ; . 4, Miss Celeste von | ‘!P.to California, Mr, and Mrs, James 5 - " 7 é “Queretaro, Pe Fae 4 Sirés fork bridge R. Brewster will entertain with a| Miss Clara Louise Penberthy, daughter of Mra, J. Blue and green hens tee ebrone tne skies Ba apse toro”! GREEN GROW THE GRASSE Soap bag veyed tains bad buffet supper of sixteen covers at} Penberthy, will wed Mr. Glen Evans Wilson next Tuca-| oma a -adh e aee Pht ae 4 On any sort of soll (rocky, sandy, dank, sun-baked) when RONALD mappa o About thirty or Beme on ay evening day evening, in the Madrona Presbyterian church.—Portrait | Grange | fies x . | CHAE cease Mileage just the right seed from his 4 ertair ‘ te Cs | e 4 | ri n8 at 1913 Westlake. | Dinner Honors ty LON e SiMatD. SVERYONE TELLS ME THEY ARE WONDERFUL! | Dees Honors sate ti ete |, BYBRYONE TELLS Me TY ee iar Areas sancce! » baba a ; ravelers 2 | re a, scalp an Hard fescue will thrive on clay banka and in exposed bi oe i : To hono 5 e ‘ MA in-6777 i It resists wear so successfully that it’s fine for the area where Progressive Dinner Oa gh hi hee ed dnl ‘Music Parsonal Bl s , the children play! ntreal to sall for several month’ | Mra Archibald Clark, Mra, Stuart! ROSARIES OF LA TOSC ‘A ‘PEARLS eh athe Monday Night M Pupils’ Recital Strong and Mrs a Nadine: tea" Jecaker ‘s Green. | travel in Europe, Mr. 1 Mra ae ake | vert Walkin. Are priced at Ww HY RISK HAVING YOUR NEW FROCK wich Village da on Monday |#rank §. Bayley ’enterta with | This Evening alabaster + thay Baad Ne The Kaufer © mare” when ISABELLE CROPP, an experienced @ evening, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence |* of ten cover their] A plano retital by the pupils ef 00 epee ail lew Pa al Fe OE y 1g 4G oor 4 while you sew at her studio, $3: Haight iia Calvert, Mr. and Mrs. Donald G evening. Sirarce win be .civen Primers we | EVERY FRIDAY IS “GOOD” FRIDAY tekiee Mr and Mra Stanton. ve ee ning, April 18, at 8:20 o'clock, at the At our house For that's the a great white 29 en . *. . ws ., AT, ae ) ropped at the door. That's 0 up, : kyederick Mr. and Mra. Jc Sponsor No-Host home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Math: dropped at the di Sayer ee hot Simplicity ts misleading. The woman who makes her own clothes Loor Locke, Jr have arranged a Luncheon eny, $242 Hunter boulevard. era the white mata go down, the < ie Sesriys sure, more than ever, that the fit, the sit and the propor- progressive dinner at their homes, | “U2C/EO) The following program. : oe Every woman should know the « i the gurment are professionally correct. 2 Saturday evening of this week A no-host | 5 of scales and a descriptive pre aa, Out of the house, SUPPLY pete @:: and Mrs. Locke will entertain | Mrs. Norm n and Mrs. |c¢ the different seas laughter, Mrs Piee ie Sores Pere ; MISS ELEANOR ALEXANDER HAS COME with three tables of bridge at their | Donald will be given | sent ma) = gu ou | I Ww. y " ‘i 2 : or ‘ and sn a at 7 rom Washington, D. C., to help us : j 4 eed a tha onsen on etd tos nt ther Wonse hee erizxo sa tae esers ber) OPE “HOLLYWOOD BUBBLING WELL. ihe’ lovely Osiental shop at 410 University. : Mrs. Morris A. Lundquist and Mr.| Tuesday afternoon, The Piano Duet, A #pring March where they } nee the first | Have hats to match the frocks 1 ne sho Phe pte opposite the Metropolitan theater. i and Mrs. Donald G. ( m. Mra. | *ffair will honor, Mrs es Ham. |¢ An ee the We dy ag Sa neaegs and dats, t00, at prices to wul purse 1621 Westlake pposite the d an theater, i Iton de fisting ugentabelig and Georgia Mathe of the yea: t eeeacet Pei leave ee. a froma return a . : ; > Laehaer oc North of Pine. Two things the smart girl must possess this year, One's @ looee- . raneiico on a month's: vis nora Brittan ; sp 7 Fags s ’ ; BEE ; Sie Mill ure, Artie had . jointed Chinese doll to carry under her arm on the promenade; ai ~ snd Mr Gat Mre. Grahain, are Sony Peewee ee tarton Kupod moves ‘today. from the re GIFTS, BEADED NOV ELTIES, CHINA LE other's¥a rain-and-shine oiled paper parasol of Far Eastern inapir~ | ing Tuesday for Minneapolis to be ‘Pistia. and plane. abd mak. Yolen Grebe tal Rhind & Co, and Miss Stetle offer merchandls too, 5 ton a Srey seven) eeke oe é se Pe eee 5 own home. Mra “Grien’ will | remarkably low prices. Upstairs McDermott Bi 3 0 ete tp : 3 , A | Di sUMME j © home Sunday ‘night from a trip ; aaa ament for the) LHIRTY DOLLARS FOR A NEW SUIT! Reception Wik | Dinner Hosts JAR Meme os -va-snsseseeeGanwehals of several months abroad | { atomacher (don't laugh!) s a richly beaded orgament for the! What'n belgabt shen tt's fitted end chain seconlie a: ta Honor Daughter Before Dance | dpine ‘tiers Sapp eT arr | front of a dress. ae | YORK TAILORG, 705 Union st.) They've lovely materials to choos § : es ; were Nasi shatnate a | from ree In compliment to her daughter.) Mr. and Mrs. William Bolcom| — img lags rather mies eT A. B. Todd, who has been} Miss Helen Macdonnell James, Mra| Wit! be hosts at a dinner of ten|uebooHone oo -is csi cnsssee POPP] ine in Europe aince lant Sep-| IT A FAD WITH BETTY F sells at wee prices fine loved, ‘eult : bata . ss Frank Macdonnell Kellar has issued| Covers at the University club on| yietin and Plano—The Closing @ ane. 4 April 16 for New To inatch up people w ppa gyporadiap il ha Meret A tailored suit I've much admired because it hasn't a faddy; thing card for a teception at her home| Monday ‘evening before the Junior seed at tha Ouler o¢ Latec,: amore | York | garments that failed, Assan w ir first owners ° | about it, is of unfinished broadcloth in midnight blue, It’s adapted on Sunday from & until $ o’clock.| club's Greenwich Village bell at| Fels and Georeia Matheny eos | MORE tairs, MeDerm« for wear late into the winter in Seattle, Mrs. Robert. E. Small, Mrs. Ed- | Christensen’s hail. The Au Hiackaraith -Meine| fr, and Mra. Harry. ¥. Ostrander, | : ase the making| wy aaa Pee e. ard S$. Sears, Mrs. Arthur Gerbel} |, OSI a. Marie Murphy. ho have been in the Orient for} Jade and silver aie at meting a7 pectin f red ‘okt nee; NO GIRL SEEMS PLAIN, UNIMPORTANT and Mra P. V. von Phul will pre-| Service at Whiat ee eevee eit |neveral weeks, are now in M of a straight, atiln mene Cy i ly tae iibe & dcodrod. at Toast Who can make the plano ring with'ragtime in the BERNARD BRIN ic over the tea table, and the Orthopedic Shops | Marsden. to be home carly in week for thirty-five dollars, though ke lik *, way! His school's 6 Pine st. Misses Mary Monica Shannon, d « | 1 | ‘ Sa ak acne ied eee Frances Branigan, Janet and Claire) Frink Park Guild will direct the eee SUCH A RICH ARRAY OF PUR °o.| FOR REAL FOOT COMFORT Sheahan will assist. Alice Kellar/*¢*¥ice at the Orthopedic lunch and Mrs. Rs William: Crosby, | of vanity boxes, of pouch bags, the BOSTON Trunk and Bag Co. | R REAL Or’ CO! pes : . hotel “Matorday. ms + Wal-| . and Mrs. R. Mita ‘osby, bs ( spat atl chi: Chel 105 , There's a special shoe (it's sma ing, ive and ‘Deoralee Laube will recelye the oom Saturday, Mrs. E.G. Wal Hales “Aidwerortty “anal \atine ns for sa I things are really much cheaper 1105 Third here's @ sp ‘oe (it's smart looking, too), made to give ample toe room LINDG and a particularly N parda. }dron will be hostess, assisted by r g . than at any Miss James, whose etigagement| Ms. J.B. Hamilton, Mra, C. 1. other place I've found. Mary Collins, who ar ie were guests the in the South, t of thin w S$ ARCH FITTERS, 1307 Fourth ave, . on, Mrs. F. Rt 7 * ‘ . cas under-the-arm bag, there’ mod .. ‘ to Mr. Ansley Newman son of ne oes ie ey wey igo ot | gm peree Kowatexi|@t the Hotel Ambassador in Los | Tf you don't like the sc ger as under-the-arm bag, there's a Invariably the bargain shoe or the ordinary shoe “shuffles” on the Mr. and Mra John B. Newman of|®- R- Knapp, Mrs. P. C. Spowart, | s h. huni sdelen ea POPE ification of it that's smart, too. Thet's' i ; 3 ‘ ; Mrs. W. J. Rogers, Mrs. Beulah | Honita. Bmil 4 | ee foot, That's why chiropodists and shoe specialists make @ good Buffalo, was recently announced, | Hrs, We J] age a: ae | violin Soto—A Kies in the Dark. Eichberg | eee living. 3 will be 9 June bride. aiph U'Re TANDARD, WIRING, SHADE, ALL! ne Uhden, Mrs. G. W. Johnson, Mra. | Francia Melgt Mra, Richard W. Perry and chi * | ~ pend N peok-end olychrome bridge and plano lamps at Carlson's with silk tA nt . a o S.A. Carman, Mrs. 8. B. Cochran, | — —— jdren will spend tha week-end hose. polychrom: a, i Real =: soo| WE’RE PROMISED WARM DAYS Pretty Home Wedding |Miss” Rita Martin, Miss Maud| thelr country home at Westwood. and parchment shades aro priced complete at just $14.95! 800 or this wintry week. It’s time to take your Leghorn or your One of the prettiest of this sea-| Young, Miss Lulu Fuller and Mins {1 sh is an honorary member of the eee Pine ama to CHURCHILL'S for cleaning, blocking and for, perhaps, it ice vie son's home weddings was solemnized | Hel Harrison. iW ‘oman‘’s Century club and was for Mr. and Mra, Edward I, Garrett on Saturday evening, April 5, at| Sunset Auxiliary will be in charge |merly president of ooh Md ¥ ed: jare expected to return today from | i sorts of me} the home of Mr. and Mra. Frank jail day at the Thrift Shop, repre. |eration of Women's Clubs. She 4 trip to California st. s truly expert | ote Dy oot Donley, 3641 Burke ave., when Miss| sented by Mrs. A. Hammorgren|was a former member of the Coterle 4-023 WEAR IT WHILE YOU SLEEP! + tao . : > ens in Florence Walston, daughter of Mr.|and Mrs. J. Stoeffier. jelub. awrencé Bogle will be home Dr. Zamora Cauffman's HAR-LIN-ZA CHIN STRAP tightens ) INTE | Miss Gare Williams. will. preside} r. Lawrenc® Bogie will be ay the flabby tissues about the throat and mouth and corrects the THE INTERESTING AGE at the affair, and Mrs. George D. sagging contours of a face. It’s vold at 1520 Third Ave. bit of su freshening Did you ever price the materials that 90 to make a lamp shade? next week from a trip to ¢ fornia. | “Qualit Century Club of abs a2 There's aA A FENmeNaY _)| 1 Come Shopping With Cecille -- ry that will make its contour completely up-to-dat nd women's hats the staff at 402 Union . ay a Seattle woman tathed 1 come over studied h ples (the Its an s, with 20 different the fine new 1512 Fifth ave, in al their close fit at the heel. Try on a pair of is (I'm convinced) from 2% to 18. I've been visiting the cyber hop,” where all the newest togs for boys are shown! Fore — , ls " : ident of the ae ofield, retiring pes eee | t he tiny man, waist high, th a “a a visor cap in g1 ay fashioned just like father's. There's geen bnmatapaata \ eaniiaaicameaaes a anette oS aa x ry 7 AY “ whist w ENSEBE ? Bast: oA 4-redecva ton Wald c ‘atherine Holzhel mer) S ne a ick” for the promenade! There are lovely neW Jackie ‘suits? | CLUBS FOR SATURDAY wis eva Naples anlar pce | For, information and ri left Tuesday for Pasadena, where}! OF CRISP ORGANDIE, RIBBON: AND LACES Sa This tine boys’ atiop of Br; Bralth's liduet obe GF 1 Meren ae Pie SEATTLE COURT NO. 1 | rare “jeall Mrs. at ie ned Mra, |they will muko their home, Tata Burton at BORGUM'S fashions confirmation frocks for’ the] service upstairs in the M’DERMOTT BUILDING. You should yisit Seattle Court No. 1, Order of the | WILL. OBSERVE NATIONAL ie 9 ree ie A at “and ove Individual wearer. Complete cost, 4 to $14.95. 709 Pine St. | this corridor of service on Fourth ana Pine. Amaranths, will have a card party |PATRIOTS' DAY lea. George N. McLoughlin, CAptl| Mr. and Mrs, C, D. Stimson aro} ‘ aking “best” fr lor. the aa Ye at the home of Mrs. Dodds, 5214] Rainier Chapter, Daughters of tne |ayr4 ene rs . | expected home next Tuesday from | Why anasle, motes a: nin sate smal. Dag el age Mh rine FASTIDIOUS WOMEN CHOOSE lith ave: N. E, on Saturday eve-| American Revolution, will mark Na-| CMe Bet California LEN eee GOAT obmnlite, Tor, $6.00. | The Franco-American toiletries sold at 527 Peoples Bank building. ning, April 19. All Masons, Order| tional Patriots’ Day, April 19, with | sonTHSIDE GRANGE SOCIAL Repth WOOO EC mere cee gre ae oft ars and Ama of the Eastern S ants} 1 o'clock luncheon® at the New Jorthside Grange Social club will] Mr. and Mra, W. Steg feat HARRY CAREY S$ THE HERO | GAILY LOVELY ome. Washington hotel. Invitations to} pect Friday, April 18, at 8 p. m., in| Saint Ma . ni . ree Are ¢ aster gifts “A s 2U . 2 ee Gisele ace: base extented te 1877 e wid Ay. AP pada ap ts of Mrs. J Fletcher, 506] Of the play, "The Night Hawk,” at the Cotont al the tra tonight | Are all the little Easter gifts at the I-ATD SHOP, 612 Unton st, at vaya siitash’ and dice mina | te sor Ist st, motoring West for a visit and tomorrow. All through the day (until after 6:30) a dime w oe . aie cS aki eitd am Ba. fics: ra and those of Tacoma | pote nee, everal weeks. | admit you here. Interesting, isn’t it! s at } ibe wilt cate, penaiing, from their torists, quaint “grand~ awomen's Relief Corps, at the City | ee eos |couNcIL OF MINUTE WOMEN | coe | tee es hanky, puree and other tf OS Se ee Hall, Ballard, Saturday evening, | ADDITIONAL CLUBS | ‘The Seattle Council of Minute) Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Fenton returned| ARE YOU WELL DRESSED? Petes April 19, at 8 o'clock. The public is - Women will meet on Thursday, April} Thurs from a short. visit in Spo- To make you-capable. of designing and See iets ae ty FOR SUMMER DELIGHT nvited AINIER NOBLE Pt lo 2 th Mrs, Emile Marx, | kane. js tho aim of MRS. BATTIN’S splendid course in dressmaking. | ‘ ikea see 70 atv . LEAP YE. AR PARTY fo th st. Pail partments baht ‘There are day and evening classes open, now. Another free flower berg Bre Rod cused. buchoere phe: Gereane ae Westlake, | 3 o;LEA SAR PAR | e a -- ‘i Ri Maride — 0 A nw. C. a dd Seneca. > | American Legion Auxi c | Mr. and Mrs, A. 8, Eldridge have | lesson Wednesday! Y. W. C. A., Fifth and § x - 5 i JOINT CARD PARTY pAmarican Legion Auxiliary 10) MAN'S CIVIC CLUB. * [returned from a. week's vislt In’ Spo. sos ,| EVERY FINISH FOR THE FROCK Th ionis ‘ein and the East) vinned aleap year party, carda,|. The Woman's Civic club will hold | Kane | You may ‘be @ whiz of a stenographer and carn $25 a week. Good From hemstitehin (Sc) to pleatings and fabriccovered buttons is prov em a joint card Mannie ait ther anterti é ail diated neoting on Tuesday, April | ee areasmakers are more munificently paid! vided at-ELITH, 414 Bitel Hide. party in the Masonic club rooms, |dancing and other entertainment, nel tastes p. t the ¥, W. CG. A.| Mrs. Dontel 1. Trefothen and son pet She ee fe é be given Saturday evening, Ap at 2 p.m, at th bs . En : y Baturday evening, April 19, ioe 26, fe the Saalan sinh asin, NeW | Sed sake ‘and playfields will be | Everett, returned Thursday froma] wRDDING TIME, AGAIN! Rhinestones are aping the habits of buttons! You may have Aang hous i ep ig A jg {Arctic hotel, 509 ‘Third ave, disc Full attendance desired. | few days’ stay at Brownsvill Did you know that they have bridal dresses and veils, full dress. aborting we of these Jewels set close from neck to hem down the Sintra at the affair, and Mrs.|_ The committes in charge tncfudes | — sults and complete outfits for tho whole family at the BROCK- front of the new georgette gown, LINDE -Coktume Shop, 1 Fifth Ave? ‘They're for rent for] + 8 * ahatee: of the|Mrs. John C. Bowen, Mrs. A. 1. Basiry | Shaler,” chairasasl, Ot the re eek, Mes. afnicolm , Douglas, tf tor vale | DRESSMAKING'S LIKE PLAY club, and Mrs, Helen Munge r ar te Roger Bragdon, Miss Winona | eee | When you take your pretty new material to Miss Bean's assisting chairmen. Brldg and | F Ik, Miss Ruth MeConnthe and | | in impromptu: redding may be an entirely format affair, you sce.| cuts and fits—you sew. 09 Peoples Bank building; MA in-9119. MUSIC STUDY CLUB AKE THE C aN TOS When Booth Tarkington wrote of those entertaining children, Pen- | I pass! vacation week, mom that scems to lack ou Fresh, Pure Mrs. Frederick W. Graham was| this spring, rag aN at the | : RL Ses Dairy Products | Rosiewell Bite, re-alected:vic8. presi ELSIE RING BELIEVES TRAWBERRIES ARE RIPE! ‘ dent; Mra. F. J. Wallace re-elected | New Washington Hotel SEER CEA IGARE WAH ACM behave: Uke anmensel ahd teak tee |e aERan our — coun , You can always i. P. Fish, of Hollywood, Col, who is visiting friends in town, Mrs, (Advertisemenv) studio! Sho EE IT, TOO! Who'd. be without at least one beltless frock these days when two lengths of crepe or satin and a day at a studio will bring it to ELECTS OFFICERS BOSTON NEW yori | rod and Beni he started amethinat la Be inspired the inom eat Mrs. C. J. Challar entertained the | : 5 | deliciously enjoyable play of the year, You'll grow young again | s Music Study club Tuesday! Invite you to their | as you see PENROD AND SAM at the Market Theatre tonight and] RICH OLD SHAWLS Inc. | with a buffet luncheon, after whicl h | tomorrow! An “India.” a Cashmere and a Paisley are at FRAU BENNETT'S i a program of 6ld-time music was} 8 Cross-Stitch Shop, 705 Union st. ° e e e 4 \given, followed by election of of- S n E h b t n | It was planned. long ago. that “Penrod and Sam” should be intro- ee 8 \ficers for the coming year. | rl ».¢ 1 1 10 | duced to Seattle children and their parents through the schoot| An old-time shawl makes a richly modern vit of adornment for the nd crates of them, fragrant, juicy, delectable, come in daily certain. of thelr secretary-treasurer, i ringlets at tho ends of the hair should be soft, glossy, clastic! nt WIN Cafeteria, They're serving them now on old-fashidned Sate ih Several members of the Browning Saturday, April 19th You should see the truly beautiful work she does with a Nestle strawberry shortcake at 15 cents a portion at 1409 First ave, Eyam Biggs \club were present as gicsts, | machine at the POUDRE PUK, 504 Union st. . Owes Buttormiiie | s+. Imported and Original ae WHERE ELSE CAN ONE FIND tulgarian } | ‘ on { successful permanent ware is worth ten Umes what it costyt Stich Skill at copy modeling, reblouking culgerion Mitt latre, RISE ‘TO BE 4 Such skill at copying hats (remodeling, reblocking and cleaning’ Cottage ch SES sates Be LOE Gowns Suits Coats Wraps CAO NOP de done, too) as at the MODEL MILLINERY, 527 Peoples Bank bulls Mayonnatero ‘The Woman's Century cub will Blouses Separate Skirts , GONE IS THE CLASSIC CUSTOM ing’ Here they remodal furs (10 per cont discount now) perfectly, too, Titans WHeHi ROLe wield lundhest 8 Pp Of paying extravagant prices for millinery, One of our shops, tho] Wes Jake Wednesday, April 23, at Fredorick & | FOR EVERY OCCASION MODEL, sells beautiful trimmed hats for as little ag $3.95! 627 On every avenue one sees the rail fow-shapod fur favored by. Sia tan rostins (a: HOLME Ot AE: | Peoplos Bank building. women who are smart in their attire,