The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 14, 1924, Page 6

PAGE 6 THE SEATTLE eae gon One of the brilliant ‘events of the season was the marriage of Miss Eulalie Merrill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dwight Merrill, and Mr. George Corydon Wagne r, Jr, which was solemnized Saturday bs afternoon, June 7, in Trinity Episcopal church.—Mrs. Wagner and her attendants (left to right): Mrs. Francis H. Brownell, Jr., Mrs. Lacy Hofius, Miss Charlotte Bloedel, Miss Virginia Merrill maid. of Me honor; Mrs. Wagner, Rose Ring Garrett, the flower girl; Miss Maud Oakes of New York, Miss Frances Green, and Mrs. Archibald Edwards (Martha Wagne r), of Santa Barbara. . ; Pe By Lillian Keen LeBallister Women’s Clubs | Personal Music Telephone MA in-0600 CLUBS FOR MONDAY o'clock. Members nre ask Assistant—Frances Oldham <a basket lunch. “All Mabfefn’ Sta Mr. and Mra, David Edward 8kin-jaunt, Dr. and Mrs rry shaw,| Benefit Recital for Commencement Music—Louise Raymond Owens EGISLATIVE FEDERATION vited ner réturned Wednesday night from|this week will leave Sunday Rainier Noble Post Programs at Cornish County Legisiative Fed see p of weveral mm ; American on Auxiliary to Ral-| With a program on Monday, Jum + ae #7; eration will hold ite annnal IONIA SOCIAL CLI niei” Ne : resent *Vi0lst16, ‘or pis Sunset Club Setting for Luncheon; Bridé-to-|Weodiant park, Monday, sume 16. | Onna $OClAE CLUB iets SES, f viollais; Magnus “Peter |and anothey oa Welkom Be Will Be Complimented group of tables opposite tha| Siawie tempies What” t | accompanied ® Nancy Farna: | Che pontiis with list," ina recital, Thursday evening. |npst oneumevorneat ot tert —- —_ el dstand at 11:30 a. m. Bring 7 ; aap Shain ks , I 1 coi ei RS. EDGAR L, WEBSTER has, gq and spoon. Miss ’ : Fuereparhison cine td ie aitke: ths ie As a nwood Masonic t school ends. .|Service Read at Ober will k on “Indian, Wel : ; 7914 Greenwood a ‘The school ts closing: until di extended © invitations for fi DAUGHTE OF PION ain Flas ache ana de i luncheon on Tuesday atte ’s Home fare." All members and thelr friends | "1, ne yt eaats tr tice < : I 1 tr Rah di : when it will be opened until August June 17, at the Sunset club. * marre of Mins ees 1870) will hi ‘ F ms Dc y Ewing 9 : at A i; 30 for the intensive summer counsel Covers will be placed ¢ | daughter of Mr. and Mm.| > tiem CAMP f rank (aol bros eM fe ssae ry ns-Enw Mr ee teachers, and cant ae Arthur sthel 4 Mr. Clarence oe yure Ps ‘4 c € : ge SR) S99 for pupils, For this pur in pads. . im, ar r NO. hie : a ‘ = i ) é t p purpose, [ Leman, son of Mr. and Mrs, Angelo Ru s . , s dition to the regular departments alg re 2 4 Leman of New York, was celebrated |} nbors. of Y _ * Mra. Andrew Hille and her Schwa ave | iS < 1 San: of which are to be maintained, ther Miss Seibert ihe f <{t at Swedish cl 1a i “gs cane t of Piedmont cle an u a : i js ational repute, each capable of ir To honor Miss ( Bellet eos AE os ae ave. and Olive , i Migetay deeaing | ator r ‘ Schwager, for the ‘ aie ing mastery classes in his own brane aaa hecttie : Merrit | ! wie Tae O'R A. cas r will J ne © fe : _ : inten of art. These are Theodore Splering ebrated on Jur *. T. Mer- | in white blooms—peonies, delphinium | SOCIETY planned ‘by the committee in 0 aroun WANDS : 1¢ With All Your He ewski, concert pianist and tea ritt will entertain at dinner on M and campanula, a canopy of white| Seattle Hebrew Benevolent — so nich” tha ovaning. 2 Madiberd r, and Mra, on Q eit doh ap bhalia te ? i nd Adolph Bolm, who, as bal day evening, June at her hor sweet peas and vin provided the | clety will sew for the needy at Edu-| may invite friend mall > on, SSBF od Ee Ries . Sihrited master of the Chicago Grand Opem 2213 Everett ave. N. improvised altar where the ceremony | cational temple, all day Me erie . Cal, are spendii " Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ward have bra *Atighd Alcoa a company, engaged more than ot Another affair for Mixs Seibert is | was performed. June 16 FREMONT W. C r C from Adrian Court to the} ——————— | Cornish dancer for his pt the bridge luncheon Miss Berenice The bride's gown of white Th : of directors | of . : ’ e's ir n Arca ments. WOMAN'S CITY CLUB work. Mr. Bolm this summer has tt #) Butler will give at her home on| satin and Duchesse lace, exquisite | Temple irsch will on aso Teekay Sis ated 3 > heir uncle, Mr.| Bore | Permanent headquarters of the!come a member of the personnel i next Monday afternoon. Twelve) in its simple design. Her veil was of | We a at 10:30 inJAshory Ar” Bi ehitel Mr. and Mrs, A E } Woman's City club have been es-/the New York Metropolitan Open ii guests will be #entertained. tulle caught with orange blossoms . sacitihis “Wht havik ipwesed the jreturned from a week's tri | tabtlatied in. the. ‘Terminal oa | conta eee and orchids, Lilies of the valley and : tege : § reandten mark Every |. Mr. and Mra Gerald Frink wilt) Southern Oregon |building, First and Virginia During the past week hundreds & +. Sf, r sweet peas were the flowers carried adie’ of the Grand Army|member js expected espond to| leave ‘the first the week by Bod hy etings of the club have | visitors have attended the Cori Sallie Shelton Will Mrs. Clifford Winkler, matron pat bso a aay beers ah ME irs 405. gc tay eral motor for Yellow e National Hiace and Frede Collins, |}}een adjourned until fall. However, jart exhibit, paying special attentiot Wed in Japan jof-honor and Miss Helen Bast cial business. meeting on Monday $F ee park, They will be joined by their| Who e been attending Yale, will| members may use the clubrooms/to the weaving designs of Mme Kir Str ant Mire, 14d). Shelton an. | S22 Mies Mildred Itkin, ‘the me June 16, at the home of Mra, Mar.|CIRCLE § TO two sons, James Frink, who has|be home tonight | during the summ A reception to! stine Hauser and the drawing aie nounte the engagement of their] WTS c™mbroidered lace gowns tha Graham, 341 16th ave. N.IGIVE ENTERTAINMENT | been attending the Boiton School of ; ph Br {be given in the near future is be-| pastel work of Mary Tobey's P daughter, Salle Louise, to Mr. Rus- | TePe de chine in pastel shades. 3 Luncheon at 1 o'clock. Take Cap.| Circle § of the First Presbyterian | Technology and Philip Frink from| Mrs. Willlum J. Bernard has as) ing planned by the club. |Both of these teachers will fwinkler carried Ophe Buttertyy stoi! if car church will give an evening of im.|Culver Military academy, who are|her guest at Adrian Court, Mr cece | courses dufing: the sunime sell Dawn Horning, of Kobe, Japan.| 144 pnantotm roses tied with peact . s | Miss Shelton sailed Friday morn. | "09 ,) -antom ros bey eng $ veaiw |personations in the main Sunday |motoring from the East to meet|Kathleen O'Brien Bidinger, of San| NATIVE DAUGHTERS | The programs follow: whool room of the church on|them at the park Francisco, | OF Ws ? D | Monday Evening a ing on the President Madison for | *haded taffeta, and the maids’ flow. “gahihey bea ‘sale ghee e osebud {es | MYRTLE CHAPTER NO, 4 | x were Butte svebuds, pansies 2 if Mik¢ 5 FA : f Yokohama, where the wedding witli | °™, ¥°r® Butterfly rosebuds, pansies | n Wednesday evening, June 18, at 8 ° . sting of the grand/ sonata for. violoncello and planes o'clock For information call| Mr. and Mra Claude C. Ramsay} Mr, and Mrs, R. J. Clare returned] parior of Native Daughters of a z | and lavender.sweet peas, with orchid| Myrtle Chapter, No. 48, 0. E. take place the last of the month. (ee Pa klengey = 2 abe er en ican aever a birth Ann . for . by bk Lim hen ethths ee Tee oT | GA rfid-6206, or EA st-9278 eft tod 0 so High Friday night from a three months’ | Washingto s held June 7th at},, < eee MeL AEE Cinscdl rad belt. sikecl eianbate reo Aanaay. over fang | GA rfld-6206, or EA st-9278 left today for Olympic Highway inn Washington was held June 7th saison ; : as : + sae to spend the week-end. motor trip thru California and Mex-|the Frye hotel. The members and Tea at Y. W.C. A. jane Mr. Matineth Schoenteld 9nd Mr i lock, In the banquet | oe aRANTE CLUB a ay feb. | officers from outside the city were | “Crepuscle Norman Burnett, the usher rooms at the Maxonfc temple. All eiied« Garonetta’ a é a ola old tte ra eR. 8 of en ona sightseeing trip around Residence i aiccaehc vallchrat traccbvecuned Waters <i : ted to che | Quarante club will hold its annuay) Mr. and Mra, Leslie R, Smith of ra |taken on a sightseeing trip aroun Masi aieeivia’ Pudianinn ge (el the th Fett eekben Us Miarated inti cine es a a hgh a to the! cicnic on® Tuesday evening, June 17,| Long house guests} Miss Jane Truax, daughter of Mr./the city in the afternoon, The an-|«penedictus” .... seri atid iphenca pbc tay eobephccraeae 3 i anon and social me in the! on, the beach at South Alki. Din-| of d G. A. C.Jand Perry B, Truax, who has! nual banquet in the evening was Aiverna® Smith, sociation has cards out for a tea on|in the rich shades of yelfows and | Corinthian room at 8 p. t 6:30 Hoche [been at the Dalcroze, School of| followed by the business meeting. Barbare Bellman at th Monday afternoon, at the new Y. W.| browns against a green background “eo * SBE BEERS EYEE “ outyth G f x ‘ a een +. | “Nocturne’ C. A. résidence, 723 Terry | Mr. and Mrs. Leman will be at HEBREW FREE LOAN | dha! falter aerial ACUI BM Aton acini esate TY Ly . A. res 72: Bi popes an , HEBRE REE LOA} GREENWOOD CHA Mrs, Edwin 8. Booth, who has| years, will return to her home here] quisitor and historian, the old of- will be served in the’garden with, home in New York City after July 1. | Soct | ‘ .| tut | : oF: Helen Chinn Ms ¥y ‘ | ep ae ; j ‘ nwood chapter, No. 196, 0, E.|been the guest of her uncle and|in July ficers were re-elected to service for| 8 . Mrs. W,. L. Compton and Mrs The Ladies’ Hebrew Free Loan : 2 . | he ‘cor ; ‘Open Road Thomas Kydd presiding over the tea |uoctety. will gi pe Big hah opeal pesgimcs pratense tte ane Mee heel! Ade ‘ ngagement Announced tely Will give a card party for | quesday evening, June 17, in Gr table. td Mru, John 12. ¥. Nordant (tt? benefit of an orphan on Mon : Maa : [Some One Worth "N= OLYMPIC HEIGHTS |home of Mrs. Harriét Neuser, 848 B,|!8 @8 follows: Grand queen, Ida Assisting will be Mrs. H 1d FE day, June 16, at Pp. m, at the jwood Masonic temple, 79th and) nog CLUB 50th st., Thursday, July 19, at noon. | ndgard. No, 2; grand prin : : i 4 ¥ the engagement of their Greenwood ave. All Eastern Stars, i : * Lucinda Fritz, No. 1; grand secre- : ‘sien : Parker, Mrs. K. A. Glaser, Miss Ger- : home of Mrs, B, Hart 2 ST pee cea Nae dun tHe secon f “ | Barbara. Bellman, , daughter, Emma Marte, to M wate art, 21st 01 id friends are « | a Nellie 8, No. gr Es . f tride Reynolds, Miss Aith “Andrews,| daceias eens Murs si My it é | Mas ma and friends are invited | has formulated plans for the second | ALLAH SOCIAL CLUB tary, lie Hans, No. grand] Hangel-Balate Miss Vera Alle nd Miss Elizabeth} y 4 hee rg | PUNE Ps jannual rose show, to take place! Ajlah Social club, O. E. treasurer, Alice Kuhn, No, 1; grand| Volga Boatman’s Song” «: William = Wiggers, of Davenport, | |W. C. T. U, UNION nductress, Grace Clemens, No. 1; a Te Pond. The board of directors 1 "OMENS desi A sad | Wednesday, June © Oly 0° h « r his betel pica bbe GPA enti tty RLSM ald arp ensemble—Helen, 8 n re¢ Mr early in Av REPUBLICAN CLUB | Members of the Women's Chris: ee: JUN ge Ba OnI Mt aaa ey t No, 8; grand musician, Helen Nel- “Wedding Day at ‘Treldhaugen! R. Foss, Mrs, E.R. § . Mrs. \ or Ws ‘ | | regular meeting of the Wom-| tian ‘Temperance unfon are ; ahh 81 Bran Hetero Heathen Arranged for two planes J. W. Miller, Mrs. N. M. Devin,| jan's King County Republican clib| by the kiee Mom, yrichd a eey all tin by 11 a. m, in order to] Mrs, Emily Graves and|8¢ No. 1; grand historian, Helen Rhodes, Vivien Srey s “ ath dé C, Olson grand trustees, Mac | p, > Mino Mra. (Cr Craig, Mrs. sloeman,| Dancing Party : me held. at Meve staria.| Jenable the judges to make their de: | Mfr, anearan: | Pretnde in D Atinor Lal SG Py tagrlp terra ge ioe Thi ig. £arty pwn re held at Moves cafeteria.) doiph, to a union mecting on 8un-jcistons, ‘Tho rose show will open| eee | Plummer, Imogene Bartlett and Lor-| "Fur Ble” <-o.-..ccca am MCD, Ste Le Ditto dim fee evening )3 y. June 16, at 12 m, |day evening, June St. Calvary \ct.d.p..m, and nontinua thi thel coe oe etta: Lafferty, No. 1; Marle Caso], _., Vivien Conti agg W. H. Allan aaa Mrs William H.| Invitations have been issued for| fine ans Congressman John Methodist church, corner of 70th | ASSOCIATION WILL nd Eva Kent, No. with Past ies y . Sch Yonkers. : | dancing party given by The Wil- rn st Nie Hel et jand 23rd ave, N. W. The program | say ie NCH a |Grand Queen Ida M, Terry, No, 1. Helen Rhodes | sonian th vening. This is the first |; One prested in Moun “in-| will include brief addresses by Mrs. | has | ne ~Norwe; n ospital associa- eee “June” ies The committee in charge inctudes| °°"? t U er will be este ‘o me | > }men in char of the various cor Si alosg t | PA TRAIONT “It Is the Hour" . A Mra, Ethel Boggs, Mrs, John W.|°! the summer parties arranged: for id! interested In, Congress-| Lillian Vincent, state president, and|mittees are: Mrs. Frances Billings, | YO" Will give a luncheon in Norway| DRAMA DEPARTMENT Paul Ten sf } May Neel and the pleasure of the Wilsonian reyi-|™#" Miller's address. Onere. : “a Be \hall, Tuesday, June 17, at 1 o’clock,|'rO PICNIC Spe ic S Ch. Heal and Mrs, Studder Gray. vane icp tan idemes hla sold HeiUoleal roeeael hal Pe neg |decorntions; Mrs, J. W, Chaplow, | ¢ ‘© PICNIC Rondo Capricetoso : for the benefit of the helping di-| ‘The drama department of the Vivien Condon. During the afternoo tobert | | bee aries | trophies; Mrs. J, L. O'Meara, refresh: a departmen mr, Preliow, sr Nath’ Mise A jee Niet te been artanged, followed by & busl-|p, A. R, BENEFIT BRIDGE eee. Mra. Gc A, Barnes, enter.| YON. Members and friends in-| Woman's Century club will have a . Pretlow, Jr., Miss A, Blan- i ‘ | ness meeting. iy et j me mer i ‘ . vited. This ne tho last meet-| Avg » home is ton at the plano, will render a group| Monday Service at Tho Women's Coolidge tor Prosle| oon ty, tttermoon at 2 o'clock |tainment, and Miss Dorothy Tob: |" a Shae CL Hata RO tl ete at AC Boat AOI Oe obthaiies | Orthonedic Sh ta | June 20, at the home of tho Regent} jnyon and Miss Helen Rowe, candy | assoclation until the fall] Williams at Medina on ‘Tu Ballet ooo cosensssun SG | Orthopedic Shops dent club will meet at 10:40 a, m.| of Lady Stirling chapter, Mra. Melvin | jooth ob tae hth June 17, The boat will leave Leschi Helen R cleo 0 a P Trinity parish will be in charge of |U24 the public speaking club will] Albert Weed, 802 29th ave., ubenefit | yrurther Information may be had |, Hostesses for the affair include! park at 11:80 a.m, Luncheon will |... WN hang Dinner at the service the Orthopedic luneh | %¢ Presented with the national plat-| bridge will be given by a committes ni . Mea We Ri 8 |Mrs, Gunnar Lund, Mrs, O, Offer-| be served at 12 o'clock. Mrs, Arthur ‘Trio for two violl C try Hi room Monday, with Miss Olga Dieck. | f9FM Adopted at Cleveland. D 1 of the follow Ww Peseta soitel y\dahl, Mrs. O. Eng, Mrs. Lief Helte,) Hold is chairman of the affair, For] netty Bloxom, Frances and V Jountr ome [pare idate b rar ia ; , ‘ secretary, or Mrs. J, Meaan ary de ig s “ Hh Chase, é off, hos August Os iting, Mrs, W. |Chaplow, WHE st-0944, president | Mrs, Andrew Tergersen and Mrs, 8.| information call her ut ME Irse-4893 ; Honoring Bishop Adna Wright | Anderson, Mrs, Ka nnusenherser, | ADDITIONAL CLUBS d *. W. Spler, , s : ales Stray, Mra, Frod W, Bort, Jr. has are] "Fist Yost oo Leonard, who arrived in town thia | Mrg. J. H. Condon, Mrs. William My-| 70 a and Mrs, W, H. Grant ee avi | ranged the program for the after. |“nondotetto" morning from, § inciseo, on his | ers, Mrs. He Blogs, Mrs, CG. A,j AUDUBON SOCIETY | Friends, visiting D, A. R. members |CALELDH CLUB |ALLAH CHAPTER NO, 165 noon: | Phy way to Buffal and Mra. Will| Brown, Mrs. R. J. 8, Bethell, Mrw.| Seattle Audubon society will have jin the city, ahd members of other|,. The last meeting of the season of! Ajan Chapter No. will make ene Chaconne’ os P. Fisher will have a dinner Monday | Robert Howes, Mra, Lincoln Nordby, | !t# Ia#t meeting before adjourning | chapters, are cordially invited, |the Caleidh club will be held Tues: }ity annual trip to Masonic home on} PRATERNAL AID UNION | ttungarian Dance t their country home, near |Mrs, Arthur Phinney, Mra, Peter|for the summer on Thurs eve For reservations call any member |@Y; June 17, at 1p. m. with Mrs.) sunday, June Automobiles will) ‘The Fraternal Ald union will hold] Mary Reltee Mackie, Mrs. A. L. MoMurray, Mrw. , June 19, at & Kk, in the | of the committee. \J McGrew, 1618 Third ave, N, . 9 |meet at Fourth and Dearborn at] its regular plenic and lawn fete at! “Gavette® « jeorge Plummer, Mrs, H. Collins, | mber of Commerce building. Mr CSc A | o- 1000 b regular pic c o | Discontinue Mah Jongg |Mra, J. 1. MePherson, Mrs. Josinh | Howard “, Andrews, landscape | WOMEN'S LAKEWOOD CLUB }ICHLANDIC LADI | baskets Cla. Fe | Collins, Mies Violet Blogg and Mias| sardener, will talk on “Planning a| The regular meeting of the Wom.| The Icelandic adies, of Ballard, | eee | day attorhoon sTune48, | ne Z: etal - |Catherine Collin jarden to Attract Birds." The meet+|en's Lakewood Civic Improvement | will give program and dance in| WILLIAM McKINLEY cles | Me ae a Sonatino' er eat Ashame Biaaiaker uild of the Chil The University guild, with Mra, H is open to the public pub will be held Tuesday, June | Woo: hall, corner of Market st.| William McKinley Clrelo, Ladies] LITERARY CLUB J sgtumber Soni" fe dren's Orthopedic hospital haw de}. Zimmerman and Mex, W. H, Cra Gad al) }17 at 2 p.m, in the club hall, /and 17th ave, N, W., on Saturday] of the G, A. 1, will moot Wednes-| ‘The Sunset Heights Literary. club] “Alretta RN) ddd fo discontinue its mah jongg|ry, will be in charge at the Thrift T SEATTLIS J, Hilde rman of |evening, June 14, at § o'clock i teed tidied vias el Marion TAtonne classes for the simmer, In Septem. | Shop Monday morning, and the Frink | C ‘ , iW June 18, at 1:30 p.m, in} will have tts last meeting of the} egarr—voys, elephant and 1 Sep! Shop Monday morni und the Frink | CHAPTER, 0. 8. |parks and rund commit ‘ 1 | + : pankwerlys fer the. i.wee! nay lp ge , mittee, ns’ hall,’ Armory, Flag day] club Tuese eo 17 the Marjorie Tal ei i thane ph ill he re [Parke pak , with Mrs, J, B, Hamilton|. West Seattle chapter, 0. 1. 8,| wil have ch of tha, program, | ren p obsorved. Atranwemonts wil sane of Mt ute te N UR eves | Minuet and Tro’ 4 ed, Mra, Peele Knightagain} and Mrs, It, it, Knapp, in the after: | social elrele, will hold a plenic at|This tx the last meeting of the y j komonts a of Mrs, Cora MeChesney,| Minuet | ’ i : tt 5 c y in th c o re auxiiary, U. §.| be made for the department conven-| across © Washingto: to Loh in charge of the instruction. | won, Alki point, Tuesday, Junh 17, at 1 club unt September & | he department conven-| across Lake Washington, Boat wil and W. Kenyon. Entries must) Luncheon at o'clock Assistant evening with a program of voc: and instrumental selections. Chair Cat 55 utterflles’” « m. Bring friends and lunch | {he homo of Mr. and Mrs, Frederick |?“ Pony 8haw | Lusthoff, 6642 46th 8. W., on Sun-|atinuet tn G f" ‘ “The Brook i W. V4 will give w relief tea at the | tion at Everett on June leave Madiyon park at 10:80 a m is: Betty Blox