The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 22, 1924, Page 9

TUL 5 y Seattle Society [ MRS. ALFRED LEE BENNETT ) Music [Scottish Dancer ] GAMPER SOUGHT larewski Conce Vednesday “Ape Man” Story Revived by Deserted Outfit Edited by Lillian Keen LeBallister Fr ephone MA ir-0600 Louise epg ae renerspeeereiitisesaenieten Officers Wives to Entertain onor of “s Coontz; Smart Assemblage Will See Horse July Clearing Sales House Party Will T haapoed pliment Daughter c A it Box Holders for ! among the guests w ' ! f orse Sho M France Gre M Li p t : Hors Virginia Me recita , : Miss Gertrud: Bek t, M oste “anr 1 v b « ; . Nor H Lanning, Mi 1 b ft ° Cla Barden, Miss Ann Colt mpe ¢ ¢ > 1 f : . e : Miss M i uve, from Seatt!: these marvelous r ere & buffet mpla ances and box os A gz those who have reserved . M : Dance in EB M heres for t ire’ nd gh nd a by G brs. 3 Strave, Oy. and Mire ' my und were r w M i Mrs. nt ce ) Mel nott: Mr. and Mra a ard n Hopper proved ‘an exc Walter B. Nettleton, Mr. and Mre,|{f0™ Bremerton the M mp ¥ 1¥ and Mew. Don, | ##8tings, from Port Orchard M Dr, and Mrs. Harry| Small Luncheon AUTOS HURT TWO Leonard Eaton, Mr. and Mrs. Ft a small luncheon on Wed: | *D we A Soban. afternoon, -at, the: Sunset) Overnight Accidents Send son and Mr, George Miller, Dr. and|‘ eee . Mr. and Mrs. Py 5 1 Mra. Quigtey|Informal Dinner at nd Mrs. C. O. Kahle, | Home : oe 0 hardin Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Price enter Mr. Allen L. Duncan and Mr. G. 1,| ‘ned with an informal dinner at hict ata thelr home on Friday evening in| compliment to their no guest Miss Harriet Vanzelm, of New Ro-| pelle, N. ¥. Men to Hospital ‘Two men were Monday night and Tues Leo Murphy, 1 T olling the Madison cabl son and Post sta. early T when a xi ¢ en by Her pag tee pete treangal om Miss Jean Gould, of Glas- Murphy ‘as pushed along the) gow, Scotland, who recently FROCKS | Just Réceived— — and Greatly Underpriced at | eh! Horace CANT BUST EM KUTE KUTS PEG-TOP PLAYSUITS Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Green, Mr and Mrs. John D, Farrell, Colonel and Mrs. Clarance Blethen, Mr. a: Mrs. Manson F. Backus, Mrs. Johr n on street on his face for 40 feet, he re rrived in town, will give an Nothing to chafe or hamper as, Mrs, A. H. Anderson, Mrs.| Mis Ler to Give r in face for 40 feet. he re) arrived in town, will give Nothing to cha pe Stimson, Mr. and Mrs. D. rah ts ge to Give - wl be ee 4 © cty! exhibition of Highland the freedom of busy little hompital for severe « . Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Stewart, |4"ormal Lea negation tea| dances at the Scotch dance to| __ bodiesinKuteKuts! Roomy ~~ snore age cad il Roe esa anggremalhe ar ibpaar eo sree when an auto be given by the Scottish| and play-proof, yet dapper Mr eu ne and for Mrs. ¢ E. McCabe, re Third ave ‘ay! Gaelic society on Wednesday and dressy, are these smart- John Eddy, Mrs. John B. Agen, Mr.|cently from Baltimore, Mrs. Lee aes hag) ms ¢ ry: "levening, at A, O. U. W. styled playsuits. and Mrs. C. D. Stimson, Mr. and Mrs.| Baker will give au informal tea at | ar debi — eg BOTT Only strong,last-long fab- b new f esh from M Mrs: Cobert home on Friday afternoon, from | was jou 6) ng Bs , shed sep es ery aries neit wrappings, of ‘embro{d- Mr. and Mrs. James D. nt | reas eo Bick : | A ‘ ered voile; comb sO nd Mrs. Robert Greer,| Mrs Dodge and Mrs peer yrs; as Fe Boy, Lost at Depot, point span yeaa, plain and printed voiles, and Mr. and Mrs. William Pitt Trimble. || Ba 1 asnist j - ‘ , ° button is on to stay. mart models of sports crepe, | _ apap laayg—tch dig agg : oe e i eee ae oe | Held for Relatives stitch is guaranteed.” Norips with very new and interest. | | ahoe, Mr. and . ye 4 f When he n - sa % 5 ning details, : » Mr. and rir a ‘' Luncheon Hostess Mrs. Alfred Lee Bennett (Nan Marmont), daughter of peed ¢ or mending job for mother |]| ing trimming detai | 1 Mrs. He Mrs. George C. Miller is entertain. | Mr. and Mrs, W. A. Marmont, whose marriage was cele-| LL FIND not. Bony thanks to Kute Kuts H }ing mith a luncheon at her home on | brated on June 30, in the Church of the Immaculate Con-| Woods, Port Your dealer has them Choice of all the lovely | Mr. and Mra. C Saturd afterr etore the | ception.—Portrait by Grady. Pesaro ohne poche $0 to 12. Look for the light summer shades, in- | n L. Dunean, Gov . riagh ernor Clougt verett and Mr. E.| ¢, . oe | where he remained Tue awaiting 3 é ey els of voile in navy blue. © oriteith negli Small Dinner at Home | P r Nal . | the arrival of his parents, who weré rsh peblentpe ars, 5 | The horse show committee includes} TO compliment D | e SO W. T. Campbell, Ralph D, Nich- | notified Kur design ad U.S. Patent No. . } Sk Gases %. & Laue ace Joli and her fin | sis ‘and William Hickman Moore | ‘The boy, in company ¢ W. A 36430. Infringemenssvillbeproeand. ||, Exceptional Values at { man; Raymond F David WI 4 Hill, U. SN | n H. Powell, Jr., who has been! were elec Woods, his paternal grandmother | | ei The Ok ae Lou Riga nding Philips Exeter, and John attie city route from Portland to St. $16.90 | Stuart. orge Donald| Her at their t iley, who been at! board of arated Barnes, Walter Nettleton, Harry near Philadelphia, havelact wit left to thelr homes in| town, | pa Gown Shop—Third Gallery Bandas Do Me sabes | Hostesses at Tea, Dance rended.| ener Moore and) Mra. Harry Glenn Stibbs and M "4 Andrew M. Gille will b 8 the continent by mo Polic nt Jake Biarnason command of the Ba ays which have d the summe A ct m by order of |° heateioal: aaa, ‘ i ¥ esses at the tea dance on Sat by in London are without love Hosts at Dinner Tonight \‘tternoon trom 4 until € och Mason, Mor acute aca Masgcintion ¢ Colonel and Mrs. Clarance B. | the ul joa hae Hatten sch a out, Play \y Blethen will entertain with a dinner ah 0 of th m r Mra. Harriet | Se will be the guest for a month of bichia” Waturdsy "dtter nay ern dramat at thelr home this fins - T a g Mra. James W. Hum picnic “Saturday after- lists fight shy of big love scenes “Mothers know ¢ r ami Np aoe ve t >odland . ‘i $ ever tr. and Mrs, |Lnformal Br idge Tea Eyman and| Dearie f ,, evening at BVoodland | pecause they feel that love is be- the difference” Fifth Ave. and Pine 20 ¢ York city,| Miss Helen Jordan will er Vancouv z park. All former - resid of/coming “a more casual thing” in| who are visiting in town. with an informal bridge tea ay by motor for a| Mra. Robert McClelland will leave | Minnesdte are invited. fe RAL AONE Per ae home on Friday afternoon in comp! Mount Rai Frida ye York city to visit her} wmoioyes of the Seattle Ice| : ment to Misy June Moore and Miss y for Calif: Mrs, William James Water: | cream Co, dt families will Informal Buffet Mary Frances Moore of Columbus tri for three months Jattend: the compan nntal pic who eats in the city Supper Ohio, Dr. and Mrs. €harles R. Cast will entert. nic at Fortuna park, Wednesday. Daniel Parks, 89, civil war vet eran, died Monday at the Retsil hos- | |pital, following a long {llness. | pap, and two| Mr. Horatio Craig and . of Mon-| daughters, Mins Eleanor in town. visiting | Ruth Craig of Montclatr, a} with an informal buf-/T yncheon at Country fet supper at their home on Friday $ , Canada } evening, following the horse show. |Home relatives and f; é 3 a on a eee Hearings on disputed income tax | et » honor Théodore — Spiering, see po daa ies o/ e# will be heard in Seattle from Bridge Tea for Bolm ‘and Alexander Skia-| ys, and Mrs. B. I. Davis (Marion August 6 to 30, | Capt. and Mrs. James Gibson with |“'¢ | “ Seattle Jews will mo She aed Miva: ranecte Gaia: : a ws will meet at Bercho- | luin Synagogu Tt ve. anc es. their two children returned Monda vyity bry.i-bhaigentes rp he hers at the Cor Mra. Edgar To compliment Miss Vera Allen, | Ames entertained at luncheon on Hastings) are being congratulated | upon the birth of a son, July 16, on} Bride-Elect stat the Swedish hospital | Besos iocare ori % ler Way, Tuesday night at 8| who wilt be an August. br Mr turday her home at the opens es m a fortnights’ visit at Pacific lo'clock, ate the death ~ t teach. ler y aa Reet py v a aibot Country ie Sra. Dawid Bi Peeples and idaugh-| -— of the famous Zionist leader, Herzl and Mr nas Gleed will enter tat,’ Mikes Beatrice Taepless ct! Loa A luncheon in ot Dr former president of Washington, s givén Tuesday noon In the L. Smith building restaurant, tain with a bridge of six tables at | Informal Supper will neste tn town eaty in| eld as Rum Runner |rhomas vr. Kan 5 of the University Aira, Cornue's-home-on next Monday | “Youtowing the horse show on st'and will bo guests at the! for Oregon Charges |” “ees The y ever ; Dr. Mrs 5 Sunse Y a few weeks, hursday evening, Dr. and Mrs. R. A.| Sunset club for a few weeks. § ANGELES, July —John RIC. e- Quigley of Everett and Mr. and Mrs. a: Urs. Wettengel Hostess 5. p. Cronin will entertain with an| Adolph Bolm and Mr. ahd Mrs.|O'Neel, sald to be wanted in Port.) |The Rey. John B. McGinley, bish- Mrs. Ivan Wettengel will entertain | informal supper. Burton W. James‘were the guests eis ill harges of San deers pe-Jop of the dlocese of Neuva Caceras, with an informal dinner at the Ho-| sae for the week-end of Dr. and Mrs. B.| (worn, Vancouver. te at el bo ee ag Bis sgyster Boat 7 F 3 ae bea , }tand, is held e county ere|tle Tuesday for California to as. 6 apelhareg A ig wits tesaeteane | Orthopedic Shops 8. Tenney at thelr summer camp at! awaiting arrival of certified coptes|sume the duties of bishop. of 7, d Mrs. The women of Vashon Heights will| American Lake. Mr. and of the indictment and Mrs, William A. Merritt and |nave charge of the Orthopedic Lunch | acaues Jouserville, “AMiss Anno] of the Indictment _against_him Commander William Bush, | Room on Wednesday. Louise Soelberg and Miss Ruth Lind- : 4 * ‘The Thrift Shop will be in charge|*4¥ motored over to spend Sunday Bridge Luncheon of Mrs. J. D. Stockton and Mrs, R.| With them, Mrs. Charlies L. Hibbard has ar- | Knox Roberts for Queen Anne guild rauged a bridge luncheon for Thurs- jon Wednesday morning, and in the day afternoon, at her home, “High | afternoon Mrs. Pinkham will have on Magnolia bluff. charge. Women’s Clubs Fresno, patented ot Blast Smoke The wonderful, refined, entrancing complexio: rendered, brings back the appearance of Youth. | Results are in- stant.” Hi Baers f e CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY ADDITIONAL CLUBS thing action. 80 rl : ae | a) ‘lesh-Rachel. 2 i} ] $1 EASTERN STAR CLUB BLAINE PICNIC / A {The Eastern Star club will have a| Former residents of Blaine will pee ee r | ae eat A ang | Hold their annual plenic at Woodland OPKINS & SON, New York ge party for members and | park on Saturday, July 26, afternoon friends on Wednesday, July 23, at 2 | and evening. Five hundred guests are Gouraud's | Titrhs—Coal, Coke, Beiquete, pm. 4090 Arcade Square. | ected to attend. - J i" ‘ ao, pnt * see te Oriental Cream Wood, Saw MYRTLE CHAPTER | DORIC SOCIAL CLUB Doric Social club O, its annual plenic at Woodland park associate workers for the bazaar, | an Thursday, July 24. Dinner will be DR. H. T. HARVEY will meet with Mrs. M. V. Eddy, 139 | served at 6 o'lock, Coffee tnd cream Ex-President Mir 29th ave. on Wednesday, July 93, | Will be furnished by the club; Mem. my, TNY | vers and thelr families Invited to at- | i Myrtle chapter, past matrons and | 8. wiles HE masterpiece of the year, this LATEST improved creation of the Lang engineers, contains many new and improved features. Fuel is burned from the top Take Yesler car, tae down on a closed grate, consuming all smoke, an innovation 2 ne Oey gael in ) ep str i 4 AUXILIARY TO ENGINEERS [ROSH SOCIETY .. ..+ vos seve aoankistion mr tatinetes ire | cabin ant duping irklacien sauces The ladies’ auxiliary to the Broth-| Members of the auxiliary to the 604-612 Eltel Bldg., 2: | ally large ash pan. Explosions are impos- sible for reason of an exclusive Lang patent, the Hot Blast Tube. erhood of Locomotive Engineers) seattle Rose society and of the will. give a card party Wednesday, |Carleton park, Carleton Heights July 23, at 2 o'clock In the M. E-/ang Carleton beach districts, visited B, A. hall, 1923% First ave. Publicling UG, g, g, Relief in Elliott bay invited. Tuesday, with gifts of flowers and delicacies for tho sick sailors. The} HOME SEWING CLUB committee was in charge of Mrs. The Home Sewing club, Ladies of| George H. Guy. . the G. A. R., will meet Wednesday,| Representing the Rose society Ie the July. 23, at Woodland park. Each! auxiijary were: Mesdames G. A, member ts invited to bring a picnic] parsons, Walter Bites, W. R. Eyam | =m Butter-Nut lunch. Comrades especially invited.|seneut Healy, John Otis Phillips, DROPSY WEEK FREER be asta James Sturrock, M, 8, Brigham, B] "oo 7 0. Short breathing relieved Boy pee ee RLONIO. _. |8. Hoss, John 8, Ruppe, W. 1. Tag-| few" gays, regulates ties live Members of are ahs ne cart, D. T. Dickey, A. FE. Maynard, |atomach and. heart 1, to Local , and their families, ", ag trengthens the I! give thelr annual plenic Wea. | Lesite Cramer and Frank A. Whit: | oreo rtrial treatment, OO! ae pat ‘ * Balk Iney, and the Misses Elizabeth| REMEDY CO. Dept. 37, nesday, July 23, at Mount Baker | omis and Rowena Bloss, park. Coffee, sugar and cream will be furnished. SPECIAL SUMMER PRICES SMALL PAYME BALANCH EASY MONTHLY T R OLD FURNACE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE, This special Summer offer will be in effect for a limited period only. 1 your Guaranteed Seattle-made Furnace today, Our furnace engineers wilt be glad to call and give you free expert heating advice, placing you under no obligation whatsoever, F. S. LANG MFG, CO. ‘irst Avenue South»-EL jot.0720 Retail Stores—First and Spring—MA in-7777 5605 Union Street—MA in-5077 Carleton highlands were represent we ed by Mrs. Ralph Randall and Miss ALTRUISTIC CLUB Muriel Randall, NOT HOW CHEAP Mirulstic club of Mizpah ‘Temple, | Carleton park nent Mesdames A. BUT OH! HOW GOOD No. 90, will meet with Mrs. Oliver |A. Phinney, Fred J. Dingler, John : Hulback, 2121 Seventh ave. W., on | A+ ee ea ae NP ae WASHINGTON BAKERIES Wednewlay morning, July 23, at 10;}mond Davis : Pythian Sisters and friends W. L, Fulmer represented Carleton o'cloc!) 4 invited, —_, beach, Factory— 1s