The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 4, 1924, Page 11

& afk ea ele RSF ECaEE Te RIDAY e MA ip-0600 Frances Oldham | an Keen LeBallister, Telephor Assistant Louise Raymond Owe AE Saar) on Saturday Evening; Miss hompson's Betrothal versity Girl Former Un Will Be Autumn Bride M New = . : M M Mrs, Williams will be at t pe me Kirk t August 1 eigeshe F the past tw Mrs. Wil ick Au well’s bi " 4 Sy Peel jonss * « t Orthoped t tse F ated f he t Musicale and Tea eo . siat Cornish member Gamma |” are, Cor: Aone oo ghee pee WARE I ¢ School ha invita = ne Mid tern from earty my Ae a " Piel Mr. 7 r.8 = Mrs. Green to se be * Entertain at Dinner Bolm. The program w Mrs. Thomas Green is entertaining | pra eoert Norton. bau with a dinner at h day evening for b me on Tu Mr Dancing on the ed by Agut Syewart Thomas Green, Jr.. who will return on Mon:| frown, day m Pr accompanied by Assisting will & Mr. C. D, Stim} three classi who will be his/son, Mrs. David Whitcomb. Mn house guests. | Frederic Struve, Mrs. D. E. Skin. 09 r Mrs. Burke, Mrs. A. C. Phillips, Small Luncheon at Mra. J. M. Ives, Mrs. 0. F. Lamson, | Sey rs. A. H Anderson Mrs. Rainier Club Ames, Mrs. Harry Whitney Mrs. Lacy Hofius will hostess | Mra, H. F. Ostrander, Mra. Lan at a smal! luncheon at t | Henry, Mra. A. B ewart, Mra, Gy eb on Saturday, enter vin Brainerd Cady, Mrs. Walter H honor of her house guest, M Nash, Mrs. Samuel H. Hedges, Mrs, trice Talbott-Constant of New York, | Joshua Green, Mrs. Manson F-. who is spending a few days in town! Backus, Mrs. Le re Backus, Mr before sailing for Honolulu, where | Thomas ( . Mra. William Pi, she will visit friends. jrammer, Mra ( . and Mra. Jacques Jou Je Informal B uffet Supper Wedded at Home Is Seattle Society |L , Mr. and Mrs. John C. Eden enter. The marriage of Miss Emel fained with an informa! buffet sup. | bers, dau, of Mr. and Mrs. tper on Wednesday ‘evening at their | Wasard, Ensign John Clark home at The Highlands, in a U. 8. N., attached to the Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jones and Mr Maryland, son of Mr. and and Mrs. Frank Finucano of § Goodnough, of Canton kane, who were tn the city on their was rated raday way home from the golf tournament at 6:30 o'clock, reat i wancouver, TiC. dence of the bride's pi with eee the Rev. H. A. Stubb performing Picnic at Pm vy % 8! of Kotcht. Country Home Tucker, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Brownell v dants, Fol- dr, will compliment Miss. Lucile} ig the ceremony there was the} sByman and her fiance, Mr. Marfield |“¢*¥!ee of dinner | jBolcom, with a picnic on Sunday at| if ty Ben Dome at the Country club. | Orthonedic Lunch and Hosts at Thrift Shops Mrs. W teas for urday, a assisted b Tollinger will be hos. hurst Auxiliary on Sat the Orthopedic tun: Mrs. C. B. rden Supper Mr. and Mrs. W. D. MacKay. en ined with a garden supper at Larson, Mrs ILLINOIS SOCIAL CLUB | An Illinois Social club will be or. jganized at a picnic to be given ‘Woodland park on Sunday, July 1 1.12:30 o'clock. Any one who. has | ‘ Tesided in the state of Ilinois ig ell- | Wee asked to call Mrs 53. Blackwell, CA PAST COMMANDERS’ CLUB A. Past Commanders’ sible to membership. Bring own| Will meet Tuesday, July 8, at 12 lunch, including cup, cream and | o'clock, at the home of Mrs. Edward Sugar. Coffee ye be furnished. Kriete, 181314 Harvard ave. N. . tbr EAGLES’ CLUB | MICHIGAN CLUB fe Lady Eagles’ club will have| The Michi, Jub @ basket picnic at Car'eton park, | "5 paper et Magnolia bluff, on Thursday, July | Meeting at the Cottage garage, 112 1% Take car No. 5 or the Fort Law-| E. 45th st., Friday evening, July 11, ton car, to Interbay, where buses|at 8 p. m. will transport to the park | Take Wallingford car 18), eee | | Bri , plat ; WOMAN'S KING COUNTY Aadhat Abeta : ms Pine REPUBLICAN CLUB HU 1c The Woman's King County Re-| CHURCH PICNIC The Women's Baptist Missionary union will have @ picnic at Ravenna park on Wednesday, July 9, at 1p. m. ies EASTERN STAR CLUB Eastern Star club will have a’board ig: studio, will sing. meeting, followed by a buyiness » The public speaking class will be| Sion and election of officers, on held at 11 & m. The discussion will|@a¥, July 11, at 11:30 a. m, te on “Railroads and Government| Arcade Square. Control and Highway.” The planks| bees ot the republican platform will also| WOMAN'S CIVIC CLUB Come under discussion. The Women's Civic club will hold }its annual basket picnic Tuesday, duly 8, in Volunteer park. Luncheon at 12 o'clock. Coffee and cream will |be furnished. Members may invite | guests, Publican club will hold their regu- lar meeting at Meve's cafeteria,| Monday, July 7, at 12 noon. . Raymond R, Frazier will be the principal speaker. Miss Harriet voree, a student of the Helen Snell- ri at 4090 i ee RAINIER CHAPTER D. A. R. rs. Walter Warriner Reed will in members of Rainier chap- te, D. A. R., on Thursday, July 10, at her summer home at Woodmont Beach. Those planning to attend are| DISTINGUISHED VISITOR —————______— | WILL LECTURE HE | One of tte notable visitors to the | United States this year is C. Jinar Jadasa, author, scholar and psychol- HOTEL TACOMA as ogist from the Orient, who is to OPENING DINNER DANCE |pass thru Seattle next week en jroute to London from Australia. JULY FIFTH Probably the most distinguished vis- itor India has sent to this country since the coming of Tagore, Mr. Jinarajadasa is unusual in that he combines the philosophy of the Orient with an intimate knowledge jof Western life, which he has | studied in nearly every European |country and America. Born in Cey- Jon, educated at London university jand at Carnbridge university, Hng- }land, he is the author of a number {of books which are widely read in this country. | Mr. Jinarajad vice president o Ine. | IleoCroeam, a \s international the Theosophical has a wide! growing repu- tation for its purity, tastt society, and while he is in Seattle Hess, and rich delicate lthe two local Theosophical lodges flavor, |have arranged to present him in evidenced by the hun- four free public lectures to be given dreda who eat {t every lin Masonic hall, Arcade bullding. day at our counter and \'The first will be Sunday night, Who take home a pint or quart in the ing. | July 6, on “God, Our Brother Man.” | Tuesday night, July 8% he will speak even on “The Spiritual Factor in Natlonal | Life"; Wednesday night on “The a | ~ | Manifold Light,” and Thursday night We Lake oP at on “Tho Coming Christ and Hin Pine! | sonsage.” All lectures will begin at } 8:15, hold its} ) room, MISS GERTRUDE TINGLING Miss Gertrude Tingling, daughter of Mr ling, whose marriage to Mr. Howard Mason Burke, Margaret Ting- will take place Tuesday, July 8, at high noon in St. Barnabas | chapel.—Portrait by Wayne Albee, McBride Studio. Personal Mrs, Haro! nm Frar « will a next Mor day to spend a month with Mr, and Eden rs. John ¢ Mrs. cago, Mr sume Mr. and Mrs. and Reber Mr. rs ir home on Thursday evening, in|S. Layton, Mra, James Kerr Mrs, | a week, wil pliment to Mrs. Phillips Morri-| Mary Virgil, Mrs. H. L. Swan, Mra, | home Frar Been, who recently returned from. the|R. R. Norris, Mrs. Abbie Reese, Mra. | iste East. E. Shiedmeyer, Mrs. J, C. Emery,| Mrs. R. i ee 0 Mrs. George F. Hannon, Mrs, Mag-| Mr. Richa ¢ ‘Alumnae Chapter to nusson and Mrs. Walter Cheney. mother, Mr 1 i... eg, hee Mra. J. Stoeffler, chairman of | remo’ nger Sew for Bazaar Sunset auxiliary, will be in charge | for the r }_ The alumnae chapter of Alpha |at the Thrift Shop on Saturday g%1 Delta sorority will meet every | morning. The shop will be closed in} Mr. 1 Morgan Wednesday at the various homes of the afternoon. {Mills and daughters, the Mi is ieee oe Dorothy and Gwiadys Mills, have ar W. , Cl rived from San Francisco, and will } guests at the Hotel, Sorrento for omen’s Clubs lees several week jane er Mrs. Martius Kin iM Ma forie Pidduck will 1 tonight for Chicago to attend the Alpha Xi Delta convention, which convenes July 8 j12. Mra.’ King will represent the alum chapter, and Miss Pidduck and M who left is Phyllis Kemper, Mrs. Ruth Cook, 19, held by San Francisco police as a rbober suspect, has issued a call for her fugitive newly wedded husband to “come and explain.” “He'd get me out of this if he were here,” she says. But Fred Cook, accused of a $10,000 jewelry robbery, hasn't shown up yet. that the chances are against the fat person five to one when sickness comes | Why, then, continue to carry a burden of dangerous, unsightly’ fat when it Is now so easy to reduce with comfort safety? Nou: |troids, Dr. R jraham's famous | preseription, pt yeust-pro- ducing alcohol in’ the stomach, a few days ago, represent the active chapte Mrs, F. M. Ce Marie Col have retur n nix weeks’ t which n the East Mr. and Mr form of 8 from New and and Miss Fic her, ar Aug Mrs. 1 accompany be away Mrs. B. 4 from el abre 1 is the er, Mr rank G. Mra. Thoma reening 1 Mr fon Cum: “ siting at Port Haney, B. C, for a rt. time M moved fi Victoria summer home at #. Carl Donworth, who has been ¢ her parenta, Judge and Mrs s Carey, in Portland, for sev *ks, will return to her home n next Mo Mrs, John Barton Lewis will leave Saturday for her home in San Fran cisco, after spending 10 days in town Judge and Mrs George Donworth and Miss M Donworth, and Mr and Mrs. Robert Donworth vent over to their country home at Crystal Springs on Thursday to spend ths Fourth and the week end WHY PAY THE PENALTY OF EXCESS FAT? Do you know that fat is dangcrous—that it crowds the heart, lungs and kidneys, weakens the vital organs, lowers the vitality, in creases blood pressure and heart trouble, rheumatisn excess causes anemia, diabetes and other diseas you Do know that fat people are considered good insurance check fat at the source and quickly reduce fat already accumulated. Neutroids contain thyroid or habit-forming drugs ple: no take and highly benefict: not only enable a person to reduce | |to normal weight with comfort and afety, but they tone up the entire tom and give increased healt und strength, You can get Neatroids on a posi tive wuarantee of tiefaction — or money back at Bartell Dr Or. GRAHAM'S 1DS N E UTROr Advertisement, Advertisement often | | | - Come Shopping With Cecille -: JHE HAT AND THE SUNSHADE may b The t¢ ho and ah le But 7 e ti / € AFTER THE SHOW—BAGDAD! | ! if H FOR EVERY FACE j pt ; t the PATTENEAUDE BOE 1A THE CUMMINGS & THORNTON SHOP 1 y te FIVE DOLLAR ALF at nt out f m f ! r the Kast Her t usly embr ‘ we 4, oS felt it M € noe 1 " ik At ! iA AT PATRICIA PERRY'S hool f Clas Dar 3 the McKe 8 uP f vigorous peasant d s used in the public schools, that ahe will | develop the heavy limbs f the le shoulders of the athlete WHILE YOU WATCH THE SHIPS GO BY | From the spacious dining room of WING'S CAFETEF ‘ feast on fried spring chicken fresh apr ple te d with w and peas 1409 First creamed new pots At d cream BAY Seale FOR LONG, WONDERFUL NIGHTS much preferred. On the twail take a folding steel-xpring double auto bed (price $12.50) from Camp Lewis Wireless, 76 University St., on the bridge sence | A bed of fir boughs has m ¢ about it, but little reat. Hl a here In FOR YOUR SUN ROOM | You'll love the new wicker furniture! They've davenports and arm | chairs cushioned in gay chintz, at CARLSON'S, 600 Pine St | one buys the siz end eight-picce “sets” that used to adorn our] living rooms, Things of various design, provided they harmonise | | | IF YOUR SHOES APE ad: the “ead { the tu are sure signs that 1 need footy mado wit fit, LINDGE j = are (t comfy” ¢ 1307 Fourt It's no punishment to wear a corrective shoe that comes in tin and white leather as well as in le Kei Pewee ON THE BLUE BIRD ONE DANCES pee | To lilting airs from off the bay, to the rhythm of tides! Clubs charter thin ship for summer outings. Call EL tot-3330. The managers of Seattle's joy ship have made it safe as a cradic.| Have you been aboard? | BD te ite SO THAT YOU CAN LOITER Take a tent and see the things that make t ing beautiful. It will teach you to enjoy sunsets, stars, birds at dawn! Talk to Mr. Tobias at CAMP LEWIS WIRELESS about your trip. 76 University St | The tent of tents has four walls and a roof of four slopes. It has] space inside for tuo double beds and standing room desides. It has a jointed pole, a collapsible stect frame. It's compact, Night and} proof against a cloudburst! i s'esine FOR SMOOTH, TRIM CONTOURS Wear a NuBone professionally fitted by Anna Schober. EL jot-5 Pee tas The day of voluptuous curves has passed. If you have them, you} must hide them by correct corsetry, THE BEWITCHING PLAY OF LIGHT From the heart of the jewel, zircon, dazzles me even when the lights are low at the GOLD SHOP, 1426 First Ave | If ever you notice a ruby with a diamond brilliance, you may be} sure that it's a bit of cut sircon, instead, White sircon is mis- taken for the diamond consistently, tho it has quite a different trick of refracting light | JUST FOUR BLOCKS ABOVE TWO GRHAT STORE! That sell frocks to Scattle’s best-dressed women is the tiny HOME APPAREL SHOP, where many of these same garments are re- sold at a third of cost. 301 Luzerne Apartments, Pine at Boren. In ‘on account.” sold cles, when beautiful clothes are purchased, it's done Husband pays the bills, When the same costly gar- a season later, this transaction means cash—spend- That's why you may pay a hundred for a certain frock twenty-five ments are ing money. and I but site.» THE LITTLE EXTRA SERVICES | That mean most are given without cost the CINDERELLA SHOP. With a marcel and tuck-under at $1.10, a neck clip and a next-day re-wave are complimentary, 202 Haight Bldg. MA in-3564. | C5 eho at You applied wh one’a face POOR TORTURED TOES Find solace at Dr. Susie Fraser's! time it takes to have ¢ yow're having your marcel. cl and look, won't miss the a pack if the paste is And how fresh it makes With a surgeon's skill she ban-| ishes callouses, heals the hurt es, even stimulates the arches. | 4044 Arcade Square, MA in-5584, oe e } A bath in Epsom salts is soothing to hot and swotlen fect. Even the common table salt has a soothing effect dissolved in warm water. oo. * IF WOMEN ONLY KNEW | How fastidious people (men, especially) feel toward straggling hairs | upon a feminine face ther Baum, 1109 American Bank Bldg., removes them permanently. The world is full of idealists 90 set upon beautifying the world that | they forget about themselves! ee . JUST A FEW YARDS OF GAY CANVAS But, how it preserves tho bright beauty of the rugs, hangings and upholstery when it's made into awnings that exactly fit at CAMP | LEWIS WIRELESS, 76 University St. Economy tes, not in doing without things and taking care of them. en) Sire MR. LYNN, OF PIRRET’S BOOK AND STATIONERY SHOP, Gives me interesting news of tho “best sellers.” ‘They've everything worth while in books, in stationery and engraving, in leather goods and greeting cards, at 616 Union st, ee 8 things, but in buying good “The Isle of Flowers’ is the Sheila Kaye Smith novel that everyone is asking for, Sabatini's “Bardelys the Magnificent” is another new “The Test of David Norton,” “The Red Reacon” and Bur- “The Land That Time Forgot,” are particularly popwar, ISTERDAY T SAW AN ANTIQUATED “PLAT” | Of panama moulded, cut, faced and banded into the most adorably | modern hat imaginable! It's because BDNA WALKER understands | ill the fine points in fashioning becoming millinery that she works } miracles with old straw shapes of value, 4098 Arcade Square. — | * . | ne. roughs’ Most of us imagine that a hat crwn too large around and much} too shallow ia hopeless, But if the atraw's good, a dampening, stretching and sizing will give it just the proportions that one wants, | Pronounce it Shin-ay-la, space at all in a suit case the or a bay, name of the slipper that takes va THE BUBBLE OFFER r it the » st pper that takes no te a great, ooW h r emia Talk wit Nelia & 1 EMO BEAL TUDIC I Bik Veet tT) Ber Chair ¢ ¢, with a mild electric cur rent, gentle e ise to ry or of the body. it affords th s of gymnastics without the fatigue. FROM THE LAVISH WARDROBES of who tre of their ¢ wome Fart lothes before the “new” Is off, them McDermott. Bldg. Betty like-new for a garment WIRTHMORE, upstair re-sells fourth their cost at Just for fun I priced, at our foremo band I found almost give creation S THAT DANCE st embroidery shop, upon a Paris frock The when it was re Tee ae. the dupli- that some one workmanship cost sold! cating of a rich to complete was than willing the away, more EY Are eyes that Dr. and Mra, Edmunds have rescued from squinting, red lids—all sorts of ugline by perfe fitting glasses that re good-looking too, On Fraser-Paterson’s balcony. wer ae The real cure for crossed eyes is not the tematic eye exercises directed by someone wee ay surgeon's knife, but sys- who knows, Snowy white bengaline hats (the latest whim), softly trimmed models in fine georgette, and rich taffetas in the dark colors at $3.95, $4.95 and $5.95. They've stun- ning black satin shapes—striking in line and trim, at (oe) 44.96 and $5.95. Nobby little felts in glad greens, reds and soft toast shades, are and $4.95, These are specials for Saturday only, at 218 s with For @ hat that must be noticed, choose one in black trimmed flat, bands and motifs in black, white and scarlet, MR. RODERICK AND THE are comforts Old address, THE HOLLYWOOD GIRL u Have ts HOOVER y settled at 205 Rialto Bidg., over ewart st. . Service station Pig'n Whistle, I sorts of simple summer-day frocks to enjoy on warm aays. ve charming white hats (the new felts, too), at 1621 Westlake, north of Pine. Flappers are wearing checked gingham pajamas banded with plain color to harmonize. oe REST AND READ THE PAPERS! The shoes that You're ashamed of can be neatly repaired while you wait, at the LANDIS' Shoe Repair Shop. There's always a woman in attendance, at 612 Union st . oe Did you know that run-over rubber hecls can be leveled in a jiffy with some sort of @ power saw? THE TAILORED GIRL Soon discovers that * it is laundered the SUPPLY 0300. oh, so much more style when You've simply to call CA pitl- way. THIS IS THE SUMMER When no one need be denied the happiness of owning a hat for every type of frock she wears. There are transparent garden hats laden with bloom, yelled in soft lace. There are trim sailors with flat flowers pressed close about their brims. Then there are perky turn-up hats—everything priced for July (though some have been $10 and $12) at just $3.95 at The MODEL, 529 Peoples Bank Bldg. eo 8 The beauty parlor people who prophesied that we'd all be wearing wigs to cover our bald heads in a year or two, are mistaken. The new millincry is so tall-crowned that little breezes may play all day about our close-bobbed heads. THERE’S A WORLD OF ENTERTAINMENT In a good used phonograph from 1816 Westlake! Supplies. op erete AGAIN THE PLEASURE PLACES ARE GAY With fluttering frocks and skirts all laid in pleats in new combina- tion effects, such as are steam-pressed, at E. H. SHAMEK’S, 1512 Fifth ave. 1 pleated apron, from neck to hem, glorifics an otherwise plain little tube dress, RIVERS OF NAPTHA Are used in the dry-cleaning of any garment by the newest process. The tubs are left pscillating until the fluld flows out crystal-clear. Things are clean through and through that come from the PANTORIUM! * 8 . YOU'LL HARDLY BELIEVE YOUR EYES When you see the modish frocks that are being made at the MODEL from useless way-out-of-fashion apparel, The alteration department at 529 Peoples Bank Bldg. is a succes WET EARS A gown has two lives at least, if it’s modeled from the very desi of materials. “Made-overs” are showing combinations of materials of different shades, @) ett LITTLE MISS BURTON At Borgum's, will make you a charming summer frock for $5.00. Take your gingham, linen or voile to 709 Pine St. elete DAINTY WOMEN ASK FOR Franco-American Toiletries, sold at A FOURTH FLOOR SHOP I ENJOY Is Elite, where hemstitching (8 cts.), pleating and button-making are 529 Peoples Bank Bldg. done perfectly, 414 Eitel Bldg., over Bartell’s, ehiehS FEARLESS FIGHTING MEN Of Texas pioneer days give dramatic thrill to “The Lone. Star Ranger," a dramatization of Zane Grey’s famous novel. Tom Mix takes the hero's part at THE COLONIAL tonight and tomorrow. 0 eKs ‘ NO BETTER COFFEE ON THE COAST Than Hughes’ Jaya blend, at 3 Ibs, for $1.10! we ae “WHAT CAN I DO WITH THIS OLD DRESS?” Ask Lillian A. Hodges at Nelson's Hemstitching, Pleating and But- 703 Pine st. ton Works. Her suggestions are wonderfully helpful! 1214 Third ave. eo 8 I've found a machine in town that crecutes perfectly the heavy button-hole-stitch scalloping that we admire on the collars and cuffs of linen garments and on the edyes of towels, pillow cases and sheets. oes 8 NOT FOR THE JUNK MAN! ‘Tho old felt hat that seems outlandishly flat, wide and large in the head size can be blocked into the slim, sleck proportions of the latest Paris chapeau, and its brim abbreviated as Fashion dictates, at CHURCHILL'S, 402 Union st. The derby and the stove-pipe hat are succeeded by the new sailor for the girl about town. There's room in the top to scerete her powder puff, her hankie and what she pleases! ‘CAUSE THEY TUMBLE THEM DRY! ‘The filmy toxture of your lacey frills won't be hurt a bit if you send your blouses and frocks to SUPPLY! In their hand depart: mont all sorts of skilled attentions are given to the dainty garments that women loye, CA pitlogo0, (Advortisoment) 5 t ST a te aacernnmaen nies sie