The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 18, 1924, Page 11

Edited by Lillian Keon LeB Seattle Society allister Frances Oldham SEATTLE PAGE 11 [ MISS ELIZABETH PALMER > \ | Personal Telephone MA ir-0600 TRUCE COMES IN ROMAN TURMOIL \ Louise Raymond Owens , Visit of Ethiopian Regent ; sum. m e y RE ELS akhene Calms Troubles for a Day | 2 VA +e Numerous Affairs on This Week's Soc . ‘ffa F bc This Week's Social es BY THOMAS & MORGAN a Intiness Calendar; to Entertain for Bride-Elect f Orv MRE. ANNA THONARN | Bridge and Mah uf ; h “ Jongg Par ° il Fi °C > > aU : . : forits on ee ' Now yours—a new, sure way 3. ‘ for Euroy jonas in } cme f , for * ‘ ' 2 f r Ha Ar t f t f t ’ Miss Jdshphian. 3 atny bs a : NOUNS with the aid { Kotex, super - a ‘ : wr ibaa vaalibe Dorothy aa ‘ 1 ultra-fastidious daintine e Bog nform Allen, wh ently + pes w York the t ‘ ultra-fastid a t tea a for Mrs. Mi the Hillside school in Connex eek from their r 1 at of-mind. It lets you e ery d e : , » v I Bigelow of Crawford will leave I ma ca fi 1 1 dst of t travel comfortably, untrouble New York g he for Loe Angeles, to visit her sister ast sever ks before + ing | , ; s , Mrs. Robert Brink Mra. W.| Miss Kathryn Crawford me Bh $2 sa tke Kofax shinrbe 16 times it eight in mois- sh a v M gies = oe t A L 1 r r orbent an er, w s Dinner i leLous ¥ » ture tant I re absorbent Mrs. Frederic Struve w o.| inner anc notor 1 eared to ¢ em, ordinary cotton, yet light-we cool. Discarded a Friday, ¢ « wit Theater Party P re: | thon at ; phen, i Evetine: OTS — 38. ‘ , " how Mr 4 Mra Judd Elliott we ‘ fc- | lace 1 man a y 4 Mt 4 Mra. James Macfaria 2 Fh. ot oe 5 ruler; who. cate 12 to a package. Comes in 2 sizes, Regular and ompliment Mra. M t 4 M Carm 1 to King Solon nd t Kotex-Super. At all drug lepartment stores, a now n t t t € i f 1 Mra. John Henry B ke x Wa the 5 ¢ retu iress uniform turned i at . Tuesduy to he , Portland 1a rmoilitary tou > the t The Hig f polit | ° ' wh fascist —legior phe! * 9 0 fr. and M J H, Pers J t > t Informal Supper for in town pond the t leude rte? von, Sees. the Battles rem ft rau ep ee Mre M and Mrs. Claude C. Ramaay | + ove priate yy er home at Th sive an tnformal supper at their } Mr. and Mrs, J Mahrentiol gating the kidnaping oer ee cae a — = ge: me on Saturday night for Jude | Council Bluffs, Ia, will le f Police uid no trace had been found ‘ > and M Alfred Battle who will thelr home next Monda € ‘cot ve ey re oa ) ' Mrs. Latimer |}eave soon for London to attend the month's visit at the home prepa igen shy ay : A Party for Miss Ewing meeting of the American Dar asso-| And Mra H. TT. Mahrenh 14) guilty of the kidnaping and prob Interior Decoration i To compliment Miss Dorothy ew. |e to in | eee aa ys able murder, fi ae emi ckiber ets cies chars ations have been limited to in | t pte a4 Me . reo Pk ad. pri friends of Judge and Mr James C. Utterb Do you want to make your home beautiful without straining the i entertain with a bridge 1 mah | Jr, with Mis family pocketbook? There is nothing mysterious or awesome itn chao agen agg Mf iesepeteR ns pare Saat mith, of Paducah, Ky., arrived to the principles of interior decoration. Any man or woman can learn compliment heumtbekeciehad ciniitan He? C, Aig) eee ps day for the Brinkley-Utterback wed. the ensentials of the subject and, adapting the materials available } penpeent 8. handh let show | Mills’ Colle ge Pienic } | ding on June 24. Mrs, W. 'T. Witzel! to the home he or she must live in, make it a more beautiful, rest- i t her home on T ay, June M4. y oe ; The Mills College club will give} of Portland came over today to re ful and charming place to occupy. Our Washington Bureau has S ] me on Tuesday, June 34, at 1) | main until after the wedding prepared for you an authoritative 6,000-word bulletin on the sub- Mrs. Black Will Kinnear park, in honor} | ees | fect, written, not for those who have money to spend on employing 4 ; rive , ’ ria from Tacoma, | : > ‘ interior decorator, or to purchase the varlous expensive * E: : iu cheo “ Mr. 8, A. Martin arrived in New an inter ora| r to pu 4 Give Luncheon tending in. | CYtrett: Bremerton and Mount Ver-| Sco Po Bn ypdacam op nie pal aach Democrats Also Working to on the subject, but designed to offer helpful suggestions to Mr. and ‘ oe woohoo Bt her needs | Dt | f i Mrs, Everyday Cit ho have a moderate sized house and purse, f months abroad and will be home the re. veryday Citizen w have EY yitations for a luncheon at her honte | Mr Mantor, Mrs. Irving} e 1 }last of the month 7 Evade Prohi Debate and who wish to furnish and decorate the former as attractively hi s on Tuteday afternoon, June 24, to, Rogardus, Miss Eleanor Fritch and i | 44,0 an the latter will allow. Fill out the coupon below if you want this 4 é ne Mra, Walter. Keno °f| Miss Helen Fay form the commit-| "| | Miss Betty Young and Mixx Edith BY FRAZER EDWARDS bulletin. ewiston, Idaho, who ix the guest] ;,, cha of arrangements | . aF “wil " sme i (Unite att Corres of Mrs. Samuel A. Martin paren os Seren ene | me penne Allen will gp linc mage c NEW YORK, June 18 CLIP COUPON HERE oa-dor Tea Will Honor Sister 17 HG |Misx Young will visit her aunt, Mrn.|cratic leaders are making quiet nut INTERIOR DECORATING EDITOR, : nip t : | Mood, and Minx Allen will be | ast rth fee ington Bureau, 5 ‘ ea for In compliment to her sister, Miss j7- A. Bl M \ determined efforts to keep the Ku ington 3 ‘The Benttlo Star, } In welcome Alfred Gar-| Kathryn Goodwin, who will be home | jthe guest of relatives and friends! Kinx Kian quention and the ver 1322 New York Ave., Washington, D. C. # rison (Helen FE ) of Oakland, | Friday from Walnut Lane school at jouring he meee dey and dry issue from breaking out I want the bulletin, “Interior Decorating,” and inclose who is visiting 1} other, Mr! Germantown, Pa., Mixe Louise Good on the floor of the « ention. herewlth five cents in loose postage stamps for same, Robert Enegren, Mrs. Frank C. Me-| win will entertaia ms tafomna os Phillips Morrison and daugh hiemk Wate lndiaatina tana! that Auley will be hostess at an informal) yo. a+ h aiter Pew 5 Betty Morrison, w they’ tay bes besactocti an 'Berect ; 3 bridge and tea at her home 09! noon, from “ = c ding six weeks in t ing’ the h question from coming NANO... sccccceseeeesaeeceeeeeeneeesseee senses eeeeeeeeseees Thursday afternoon. Miss Dor Mixx Kather-| __ Miss Elizabeth Palmer, the charming daughter of Dr. and are expected to return Thursday up f ate, but the equally Four tables will be in play with) ing schulz Miss Katherine| Mrs. Ashley Palmer, is a talented violinist who graduated * 7% fi troublesome ohibition issue seems $ St. and No. or R. F. D.. Caria [last week from Lincoln high school, At the graduation’, 8% Mm. c. te $a tilhg. .aottar Hig err - i$ 2 i eg exercises she played the Bruch concerto for violin, with or-| Woodrutt will leave for Vanco at It, did in San Francisco in City ae a ey YY i Dinner for Vanderbilts .|Zvening Bridge chestra accompaniment.—Portrait by Grady. B, Gi the last of the week t gaia ahi ithe AISI dah Spar abate A be oy — —— —_ - ————=—=—=eew | the golf tournament 4 Miss Mary Trimble entertained | At Home | r | bd eae ti lam J, Bryan 1 Bainbridge with a dinner of eighteen covers at} As a compliment to Missi for the new clubhouse | morning 22, at 16 o'clock, at! s4rg. B, #, MeQuaig, of Winnipeg, |CO% 4# the champion of the wet the Sunset club last evening in| Gertrude and Mist Katherine Sch f rd There will bd © S00| ‘ormerly of (Beattie ’a wall homey is in prospect, with the honor of Mr. and Mra Cornelius| who will leave shortly for Hono he ecture, which will be free tothe Hianist, is spending several weeks in |{TAIKY, wet forces of Gov. Al Vanderbilt, Jr, who have been in| lulu to join their parents, Col. and|of affiliates Miss Boyd will remain ip the Patt th forcing the modification fs town for a few days. | Mrs. Edward #. hulz, Miss Kath the ut A month, a guest at the Roe < ue, Coit Ys former _mecretary ve Mr. and ‘Mrs. Vanderbilt left to- Bacon will entertain at bridge |ary ou n's 1 raity clu Dr. Roberts Wimer-Ford han re.| Mate» lacks none of the oratorica + day for Vancouver, B. C Jat her home on Thursday evening. | Sunse ae |turned from Los Angeles, where abo | {1° of the commoner and the clash e.g pation Six tables will be in play. with the Art, West Side Woman TWELFTH ANNUAL attend the biennial. convention af Apres abe cotvee ng nda ("4 « : i y guest list limited to close friends of cational opltb, Lakewood Woman's | CONVENTION - the Gener Fe on of Women's |, ne meme @ debate betwee a Betrothal of Elizabeth ne honor guests Civic Improvement ¢elub and the © twelfth annual convention of clubs my [BIzaa, ond the late, W. Bouriks i Carter Announced oie lw club, Mrs. Re J eds gs: vanig ta | i Cochran al . ern OF R chairman of ‘ar reili‘be hale et lHbsiitAL ie’ Sexereeien he vexatious Kian question of-| - Mr. and Mrs. John H mpatead Thursday ice at cok ill be held in rett, | HOSPITAL ITY EXTENL EL tecu a he pciona’ eaten Jad | e ”? Carter announce the engagement . ~y ra men’ J Mr Emma Gibbs, prost-; VISITING CLUB WOMEN ¢ t of their daughter, Elizabeth, to En-| Orthopedic Shops one, desiring to play mak: jonge | ¢ mont of Wanhing-| Large groups of “club women leaders hope to be able to Keep it sien Henry Allison Ingram, son of| Mrs. h. McEacheran wil! be host ed by the committee to | ton and Alaska, will preside from dif sections vot.’ the | Dotted up in committes rooms. | Mr. and Mrs. Henry Atlee Ingram, }ess for St. Margaret's guiid, of St Fr own sets for the game The program follows: United *, who. have been at ae é f Philadelphia Mark's church, at the Orthope afternoon. Mur . Mo tending the blennial convention in Germans Looking & Miss Carter attended St. Nicholas | Lunch Room on Thursd ralto, will ¢ hi Open meeting of ail patristic) Lon les, ure arriving daily in} hF U.S. \ School, a preparatory institution in| Assisting will be Mrs. W. D. ve. eet Lae te aaks .|the city, passing thru on thelr way for Cas rom U.)./ Honroluiu, and later the University |Grege. Mrs. Ht Purcell, Mrs. Jen. : , awe is to Alaska and Vancouver, B. BERLIN, June 18—German bank. | ef Washington. She is affiliated with | kins, Mra. U. Woe i, Mra. |CLUB HAS NEW Me | service en route to their homes in th ing houses are looking forward to a} with Alpha Phi sorority. |Herman Ross, Mra. Lee Wylie, Mra, | PRESS SECRET Al Y eRe Inte ustion ef cttieate, | The Fe¢ n of considerable demand for German in ‘9 date has been set for the wed-|Fred Harlow, Mrs. J. H. Gaffney,| The Woman's Century club ts for- ttlegrs and charter members ese ib egg ad ber capa Mer arca 4eSbeis fei pa Mrs. James Hamilton Veuve nate in securing (Mrs. Arthur wesday City club will act ash to|the reparations problem is settled. vane Mra. W. .W. Turner, Ri 1. | Buckley Rushton; for 9:38 &.' m wrttan of ritual by {the visitors and have established | In.this connection it became known a Luncheon for At'an and Miss Mary McKacheran. | ts Mrs Neaty Menke Linatia Test No 7. 7 (hospitality headquarters in the Ter-| today that the great’ reparations’ ex oF Ye) The Thrift Shop n charge; come ¢ 9 py. m.—Reception minal Sales building, First ave. at | pert, State retary Carl Bergmann, House Guest of Mra. Gordon Corbaley and Mrs. | Ka ‘ Wednesday Virginia. (mséxslinine: floors, from 10| will ‘become on July 1 @ partner in Mrs. John H. F F. M. Jordan, for Renton Hil gul'd In clib work, She wa 2 Tr Momalnation of otficers:’: | a, m. to.$: P.M» where the women | the old Frankfurt banking house of at luncheon on I 1 Mrs. Da-/a of the Athenaeum club. 7 pembers of Will be welcomed. Lazard Speyer-Ellissen, which has == ip i. ‘Sun 1 one ‘of: the’ 1d women's clubs in Take First ave. cars to Vir-| close associations with the New York Mrs. E. Ai ¢ ry, on/|tt West, and was secretary hole jot) Hpayas. Co 1 of it Acpartment for th pit = x — — --—= — | Since comt te Seattle | Mra. Rushton has been Identified, 4 p. m.--Parade z omen’s Clubs it as eee oor ah sad Fs Sears CLUBS FOR THURSDAY }Lambert, of the faculty at the Uni | e 6s {CLUB WILL, HOLD pm verity of Washington, will be the | gocrat, WORKER COMING ANNUAL PLAYDAY AUDUBON SOCIETY speuk Anyone interested is in Ke smmunity service! The music department ‘of the i . . Seattle Audubon society will have | vited to attend. will give a reception Friday evening, | Woman's Century club will observe The Kitchen Convenient is built around your Wis last meeting before adjourning 928 June 20, from § to 10 o'clock, in the | !t® playday: cn Exicsy,, Supe B Rane for the summer on Thursday eve-|oapp PARTY AND SOCIAL service headquarters, 509 Third ave,, | 20. & o'clock, at Lai ae Gas Range. : fling, June 19, at 8 o'clock, in the} ke Burien Commercial club! to honor Mies Neva L, Boyd, noted | Wolff's ho 03 Ninth ave. Airs, : (Chamber of Commerce building. Mr a card party and social at worker who will arrive A: 1. Nofiiages ‘and Mrs Carl J Howard E landseape A Thursday 19. 1 from Chios Smith Nave, arranged the progrant| : rdener, Ww ‘Pianning a s igauaueie ee wiait-f0' Beattie | fhorne Mra, W. F “3 a Garden to Att ‘The meet Ast welcome ¢ Seattle Com. | Schwandt, charma the social re 1t i ing”is open to the publict ere z Will conduct an inatl.| committee, will he arnt ty Me | pee i Fi Ba Rah phases of recreation | A Swaia, Mrs. t . Cole, Mra. ! scenes ‘ RAINIER CAMP s a Bes A ‘m Rac * ie No & wilt) Will be presented in classes under her | Wolff be . cad : ais at OF omy ridance. \c. Griffin, Mra cket and 2 : iC | give a card and social, Thurs-| Frio institute wil ay Mrs. Harty C | in exche yr your old gas, coal, oil or electric Rainier Camp No. 1472, Royall Gay June 19, at the home of Mra |__Th PURSE ener Moncey Mex Hetty Stee in exchange for you gas, hbors of America and Juveniles, al J. R. Richardson, 1409 N. 47th {| oenmenrens tit si | range. : patra ; ‘SSTUASTAH MT TAT Nk Mi | ‘ will have an allday picnic Thursday,| st Luncheon at 1 p.m. Take car Nm mi . June 19, at Alkt Beach. Bring well] 7) 95 | . ; Nai es , ya Ope | o_o ; 3 eee : GIRLS’ SERVICE LE 7 | RELIEF TEA _ £| the board of the Girls’ Service | as : Fortson-Thygesen auxiilary, U. 8.) 1. 016 will hold a meeting on Thurs- | | “ W. V., will give’a ‘rellef. ten at the) (Agus in oor Connection with the a ‘ J a : home of Mre. Bare the gals E. State Conference of Social Work, to ‘ f $0th st., Thursday, July 19, at noon.| oid at the University of Wash- D 9 i maha |Ington, June 18, 19 and 20 Payment and 12 monthly installments places { CAFETERIA DINNER The league, which ‘was recently in your home deattle City-Wide Democratic] 4. -anised. sponsors protective and Women’s club will have u cafeteria! peonation work for Seattle girls. The | | . dinner Thursday, June 19, 6) officers are Miss Rose Glass, presi t | aclock. Program at 7 o'clock, and) gant. strs, Frank Cooper, recording rown ice | ar ewe or e la e card party at 8:20 o'clock. secretary; Miss Arline Johnson, cor | i fei dines: responding secretary, and Mrs. Har Natural Brown Rice, uncoated and unpolished. It | | ‘ old B. Spaulding, treasurer. contains the protelds, fats, organic iron, phosphorus | eae and other valuable mineral salts which are almost en The Greenwood O. E. 8. Social | cryic SOCIETY tirely removed from milled rice. These substances are | ciub will meet in Greenwood Ma-| ‘The Green Lake Civic society will necessary to bodily health and vigor, and are abundant | nie temple, Thursday, June 19, at| hold an open meeting Thursday in Brown Rice. xt Oe There wili be an apron| June 19, at 8 p. m., at the Green i /* with LORAIN AUTOMATIC OVEN wale from 2 to 5° o'clock. Ice! Lake library. A fine program has 2-lb. Vacuum tin, each, 40c i ’ ae i | HEAT CONTROL cream, cake and tea will be served | been arranged for the affair. W h t V t E ht Spl epalag aeagae ‘Washington's Varsity Eig ‘ OBLE POST vina Frye te ghters of The heat control means saving of gas, thereiore RAINIER NOBLE POST Nina M. Frye tent, Daug’ T Fi vo ans 2 P lig SPONSORS RECITAL, Veterans, wall | give a caf party FULL CREAM CARAMELS | he inest C1 ew | greater economy. Perfect results in baking i in the interest of the welfare work (ad ca eho ail am of the famous A. & K. quality, Six Kinds: Plain sure her and greater happiness May of the American Legion auxiliary to}erans’ hall, Armory, Fanilia, vantilacchboalates chocolate, chocolmle-ntt, and the sure health and greater happiness. ; Rainier Noble post No. 1, a recital HAT Ne & vanilla-marahmajlow, and cocoanut ‘ a , will be given Thurs evening, June] WOMEN OF é pe | : i 19, at Greenwood Masonic temple,| MOOSEHEART LEGION s ] Pesan: 45 ih | ew rien a Im e Special Terms Only June 15 to July 15 ie 7914 Greenwood ave. Tho program,| Women of Mooseheart Legion will pecia Snturday Cc ‘ = Me 308th Ay (Ga | Berne, eet Arrmciges, by 2nrs. | suoee: (0 Mooee ammple.for + hustiene rs t . Demonstrations at Main Office, 1308 4th Ave, Pes William Kinney, chairman of the] session on Thursday evening, June | Th F Train i Ee ; ‘ } 4 auxiliary work in the Greenwood dis-|19, at 8 o'clock | e fines Wednesday and Thursday Baking Bread and d irict, has arranged the program, Amel a are > ey rave @::: h will be presented by Viola ADDITIONAL CLUBS Rolls With Yeast. i Wasterlain, violinist; Magnus Peter: | | . i] Mies won, tenor, and John Sundate, planist.| parry WILL, CLOSE t le Sb SEASON'S ACTIVITIES re} inners: i he nSE WRITERS’ CLUB Under the auspleey of the build | | The Verse Writers’ club, a club ling board trustees of the Seattle | 5 GO GRE T NO RTH ERN e Yas ‘ od last week for the purpose | ederation of Women's Clube, a re-| @ A He a : ane NG, EW ae i ora ecenb elt along theoretical dation; d and mah jong party | § FOUR STORES TO SERVE YOU f | 1308 Fourth Avenue, Stuart Bldg. MA in-6767 f lines, and later to apply them, will | will be given on Friday afternoon, City Ticket Office: 1403 4th Ave. MA in-9800 ‘ moot Thiirsday, June 19, at 8 p. m.|June 20, from 2 until 4 ofaloal at | : room 306 at the Young Men’s|the Elks’ club, The bridge and ma : ( ‘ Christian ‘Avsociation, Miss Jean |jongg hours will be in fhe form of Bonnin iiHiMuMithqishai nina nyiiinniinin Mi inniunuu es 4 PHTAMTY LNG HD