The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 31, 1924, Page 11

llian Keen LeBa Assistant Music ridge Tea Plannec B Tea Pl l Plans Ga “den i Part awley tea in 1 guests Stubbs and Mrs. | preside over the Fran Skeel a assist Elwell pd Mrs. Luncheon and Bridge > 1 in Hall r for a rs is extend. luncheon of at » in wife of 4 M s visiting her bert Brown t Mr with a dinner and Mrs, Hall at their Command est. Covers will be er and Mrs, W placed for sixt Assembly Room at Sunset Club Formally Opened The Sunset club formally opened its beautiful new assembly room last evening with a brilliant reception and ball. The clubhouse was a summer garden of lovely blooms, with bas kets and standards of pink gladioli, blue larkspur, bronze and pink dahlias and Shasta daisies in the drawing room and reception hall, and Ophelia roses, flowers and del- phinium on the supper table In the receiving line were Mrs Fred H. Bax president of the club; Mra. A der Baillie, Mrs. George Donworth, Mrs. Archibald Stewart Downey and Mrs. David Edward Skinner, the vice presidents, and Mrs. Frederick Bentley, chair man of the bonds committ Presiding over the supper table were Mrs. Thomas Stimson, Mrs. Pierre P. Ferry, Mrs. Thomas Green, Mrs. Frank R. Van Tuyl, Mrs. R. D. rrill, Mrs. Richard Perry, Mrs. Fr uy Frink and Mrs. G. Al ston Hole. The entertainment which was in charge of arrange ments for the affair, included Mrs, Frink, chairman; Mrs. Clarance Blethen, Mrs. John D. Farrell, Mrs. Joshua Green, Mrs. Richard Perry Mrs, Alexander Wetherill, Mrs. Cas- par Wetherti!, Mrs. Henry Ristine, Mrs. E. T. Stannard and Mrs. Donald Barnes. The garden committee had the at tractive decorations in charge—Mrs Baillie, chairman; Mrs. H. F. Alex ander, Mrs. Donald Frederick, Mrs Harry Bolcom and Mrs. David Whit comb. See Small Breakfast for Mrs. Seeley Mrs. Harry Westervelt Gregg is entertaining with a smal! breakfast in her apartment at the Olympian, on Friday afternoon, for Mrs. Claude Seeley. the lace committee, East ak HR: Bridge and Supper for Bridal Party Miss Vera Allen will entertain the members of her bridal party with a bridge and supper at her home on Friday evening ding rehearsal at the church. The marriage of Miss Allen to En sign Harold Houser, U. 8. N take place on Saturday evening. Frances Louise Raymond Owens Hadley Has Card. who recently ‘returned from | following the wed- | will | lister, Telephone MA ir-0600 Oldham s Out for Tea; for Friday Mrs. Pratt Hostess at Bridge Luncheon Mr Garden Mra, H. ¢ guest of and for of St. Pa ter, Mra, € es Quinn. tables will be in y 5 Mr Rastwick her daug’ Four Luncheon at Highlands Home Mrs, Manson F, Backus enter. | ed with a bridge luncheon of 12 covery on Wednesday afternoon, at her home at the High ta | | Entertaining | 1t Dinner Dance Mr. and entertain Mra, C. EB. Davis with a dinner of overs at the dinner dance at Tennis club Friday night, and } and Mrs. F. W. Rt will * to ten guests. Mr, and Mrs. Andrew M ple will sponsor a no-host for twenty and a large table will be sponsored Albert Charles Phtilipe. Luncheon for Visitor Mrs, Byron M. McElwaine will en. tertain with a luncheon at the Ten. nis club Saturday, in compliment to Mra. E. 8. Yeaton, of Portland, who is a guest In th elty ades be Gites | dinner | no-host by Mrs. |Tea Invitations Extended Mrs. Herman Goetz and Miss Helen Goetz will entertain with a tea at their home on Thursday afternoon, August 14, from 4 until 6 o'clock, Luncheon | and Cruise Ives will entertain her on Friday with a lunch | and crulse around the Sound on board the Ives yacht, M. Fourteen {guests have vited Cards Out for Informal Dance Miss Claudia has issued | invitations for an informal dance on Tuesday evening, August 5, at the Tennis club. The affair will honor | her guest, Miss Anne Harwood Col: | burn, of Baltimore oas0 Additional Reservations for Dinner Dance | Added to the long list of reserva. | tlons for the Tennis club's dinner |dance, on Friday evening, and Mrs. Theodore Owens, | Mra. Lawrence G ‘Tom Patterson, man and Dr. H. been Barden are Mr. Dr. and} ay, Mr. and Mrs. | Mr. Wililam Haus. B. Haskell. | Ortho tio Lunch and Thrift Shops Mrs James A. Wood will be host ess for Mount Baker gulld on Friday | at the Orthopedic lunch room, 214 Columbia st, Assisting will be Mra Paul Webb, Mrs. J. H. O'Neill, Mrs. H. Austin, Mrs. W. A. Vorwick, Mrs. | | Macy Nicholson, Mrs. C. C, Maryott, Mrs. V. H. Hansen, Mrs. M. Malkin, irs. R. G. Brautigan, Mra. J. A. Col-| cock, Mrs, M. J. Doyle, Mrs. C. E Houston, Mrs. W. G. McLaren, Mrs. | H. Dahlen, Mrs. H. L. Koetter, Miss | Kathryn Brown and Miss Louise| Burwell, | North Queen Anne guild will be in| charge all day at the Orthopedic| Thrift Shop, represented by Mra. C. L. Colegrove, Mrs, Ralph Hatten, Mrs. H. W. Dye and Miss L. Larson. Women CLUBS FOR FRIDAY BETHLEHEM SHRINE Bethlehem shrine, No. 1, White Shrine of Jerusalem, will meet Fri- day, August 1, at 8 p. m., in the Ma- sonic temple. NATIVE DAUGHTERS OF WASHINGTON , Princess Angeline’ Parlor No. 2, Native Daughters of Washington, will hold their regular monthly meet- ing at their club rooms at the Y. W. C. A. on Friday evening, August 1,| at which time the final plans will be made for the annual pienic to be! held the latter part of August. see LADIES OF THE GOLDEN NORTH The Ladies of the Golden North will meet Friday, August 1, at 8 PD. m., at 1923% First ave. cee COL. ETHAN ALLEN CIRCLE Col. Ethan Allen circle, Ladies of the G. A. R., will meet Friday, Aug- ust 1, at 1:30 p. m, at Roosevelt hall, 1616% Third ave. STEVENS RELIEF WILL BE ENTERTAINED Mra. ™ Banks will entertain the members of Stevens Women's Reliet corps, No. 1, comrades and friends on Friday, August 1, at her home in the Stetson hotel, 907 Boren ave. Luncheon will be served at noon. CORPS AMERICAN LEGION PICNIC American Legion auxiliary to Se- attle post No. 18 will hold a picnic on Friday, August 1, at the picnic srounds near the Green Lake street Dreams of Beauty that can be true— dreams of a soft, clear skin, glowing | with BSN the’ freshness of f youth and a complexion stienatin its subtile Tey th eof Gour Crean, White, Send 10¢, for Trial Sire ve Ts “Ga & Son, New York City Gourauo’s ORIENTAL CREAM ’s Clubs car station In Woodland park. Mrs. G. W. Winnerlind will be hostess. | Supper will be served at 6:30 p. m. All post, auxiliary members and friends invited. eee ALUMNAE OUTING Chi Omega alumnae will hold its | monthly meeting on Friday, August 1, at the summer home of Mrs. Ben Crowder on Mercer {sland. A boat which has been chartered to take members across the lake will leave Peschi park promptly at 12 o'clock. see ADDITIONAL CLUBS WILL RECEIVE FRIENDS On Friday afternoon, August 8, Miss Gertrude Cone, resident direct- or of social welfare work at Educa- tional Center, will receive her friends in her apartment in the Center, 304 18th ave. Miss Cone will leave August 10 for New York. eee MISSIONARY WOMEN | TO BE ENTERTAINED | Mrs. M. Furuya will entertain the | Missionary Women of the First | Methodist church on Wednesday, August 6. at her country home at} Crystal Springs. Take basket lunch | and own cup and silver, | The steamer Suquamish will leave Pler 3, at the foot of Madison st., at 9:20 a. m. and will leave Crystal Springs on the return trip at 3:30 Dp. m. owe IONIA SOCIAL CLUB Ionia Soclal club, O. E. 8. will meet at the Masonic temple Wednes- jday, August 6, at 2 p,m. Whist. All | Eastern Stars and friends invited. } ee AUXILIARY TO RAINIER-NOBLE POST | The regular meeting of the uuxili- ary to Rainier-Noble post No. 1 will be held Monday evening, August 4, at 8 o'clock, in the American Legion club rooms, New Aretle hotel, 509 Third ave, The initiation of new members will be followed by a social hour. A Belfast woman has ¢ailed around | the world 19 times and has covered | more than » million miles Plants have been found that can be made to photograph themselves. | Phillips Miss Charlotte McCormick, George McCormick, Studio. |Wentworth Faneral to ‘Be Held Friday| vices for P. BE, Went It sity lors, 4214 ver Crowther Buria al park a builder re e nervice Evergreen Memori: Mr, Wentworth, 24 years, died at miont, south of I born in Ma are his R. J, Wentwe daughters, M Lou So'en, and a Wentworth. mother, two and Ray Le Aged Man Here Is yon, Slugged and Robbed 37)..""\!".'" John Arthur, 1515 E. Madison st proved to be no match for two burl bandits who attacked him Thursday morning as he wag return ing home. Arthur, who is w vanced in was slugge held by one man while the other searched hi mand took his watch and $1.50 cash. yea DIAMOND Blue, White and Porfect ult | tity, 18-K. White Gold Ring OUR SPECIAL TERMS $ 1 DOWN WEEK We Credit You EWELEP (__ 1404 Third Ave. When you buy eggs, be sure you get “Bete ter’ eggs, produced by Washington’s best poultrymen and sold to Eby in. Sealed Cartons, acked by our guarantee (if seals are unbroken). Ask your grocer today, Pasinson day camps. the > police daughter of McCormick, jcent visitor in town.—Portrait by Wayne |Bors mystified t quantity of Je rmed ‘om and two to man Id, will leave to be gone two | weeks Mra eave Frid |Join Mr, Eaton ne high jinks at the Bohemia They will return by William Leonard Eaton wil for San Francis motor Mrs turn in Septemb Anna Furth Peachy extended to spend will re init abroad months her brother-in and sister and Mrs, Kelth Logan Bullitt om a with Mr Mra, Jack Wilkins, of New York elty, who has been visiting In town, left Wednesd r California Mra. Edward 1. Garrett and chil dren left Wednesday for Higgins Lake, Mich., on a two months’ trip. Mr, Charles P. Moriarty left Sun day on a month's trip to New York }and Washington, D. C. see Mr. and Mra. Carl William Lucks (Violet Gulliford) are being congratu ated on the birth of a daughter, Nancy Elizabeth, at tho Virginia Ma son hospital, on July 25. er ieh of Wash., Mr. and Mre.! has been a re- Albee, McBride ‘DISC OVER JEWEL CACHE det Thur findin, Mr. and Mrs. George Tripple are receiving congratulations upon the birth of a daughter, July at the Swedish hospital. Start Work on New Seattle Eagles Home Thursday afternoon ring an old ite of new home, Seventh and l hurch and a frame dance hall, now occupying the site, will be razed to make room for a million dollar home for Seattle Aerie No. 1 | The dance hall will give its dance Saturday night. Early woek it will be torn down. Scores of Eagles took port in a ceremony when work s<ified ‘Thurs. day. Those in charge included Worthy President J. M. Hooper; Frank Dowd, secretary and Trus tees L. V. Westerman, W. W. gan and J, C. McKnight. The Fagles Thursday started a membership drive to bring member- ship in the local lodge up to 30, 00. Prevent membership here is « of & large Ave mall Jap of 1 E. Spruce st. by Contractors s. the | sta om the " rt nion, The ‘Ee 11 E and watch ¢ main part of the stuff. OSE CHECKS, GET 'EM BACK after a term tn the logging Both had checks for $8.56 Mason County Logging Thurston in check looking for It. Okaza Spruce at quant! nen 1th last next the mpany low while they were Both checks were In diffe later found by t parts of the » the two men. | | A Sale of MID-SUMMER FROCKS Dotted and Embroidered Voiles $10.00 Dainty sheer voiles——smartly styled with crisp white organdy collar and cuffs, touches of lace and embroidery. These Frocks Represent Eauceptional Value at $10.00 A Clearance of SMART SUMMER HATS Reduced to a Fraction of Original Prices at $10.00 and $12.50 Sports and tailored models in fine straw and silk combinations with a variety of flower and ribbon trims, Fifth Ave. at Pine Mor: | Seattle Industries to Be Shown in Film Officer Held for Hitting Actress Also Mosquitoes, Moths, Roaches Bed Bugs—Fleas—Etc, FLY-TOX wi minutes. Just clo FLY-TOX « TOX Sold by Grocers, Druggists, Dealers and Dept, Stores, THRU PARK NETS ing thru Denn ee te pr Patrolmen E. ¥. Prince observed Ben By ker, 17, Abe Singer, 16, with a bundle under each arm. When questioned, the admitted, poll , that F Manufactured by park in @ pe Wenatchee, Wash. car, Wednesday Darnell and J and rid any room of files in five doors and windows, apray and flies drop to WENATCHEE REX SPRAY CO. Mellon Industrial rch by Rex Fele ip. ad crawle transom of the and Vir- | h quantit Checks amounting to $ en from the home Drake Report Checks Stolen 72 were ave 1604 “Wednesday night. Dr employe of Todd's gro- Unt ks were payable. on st., chec FREDERICK & NELSON DOWNSTAIRS STORE| Plaited Skirts In Spiral and Wool Crepes $5.00 ERE are two styles of plaiting TH the sketch. getters a in these Skirts, as suggested in Sizes for women and misses— waist measurements 26 to 40. White Black Navy Beige Brown Tan Gray Rayon-Boot Stockings 25¢ with lustrous rayon (artificial silk) boot, reinforced heel, toe and sole and wide hemmed top of lisle thread. TOCKINGS in mock-seam style, Brown Only—Sizes 9 and 914. Low-priced at, the pair, 25¢. —DOWNSTAIRS STORE Men’s Athletic Union Suits EN who take ad- vantage of this of- fering will be making a saving well worth hay- ing. These Suits are of serviceable self- checked _ nainsook, full-cut and well- fitting, in the com- fortable closed- crotch style, with elastic inset in back. Sizes 36 to 46 At an unusually low price—69¢. 1.45 Eee girls can tumble about as much as they like in these sturdy suits of ‘Blue or Khaki-colored Denim. Made in attractive peg-top style, with pockets, and red pipings and red buttons, Sizes 1 to 8 Years Attractively priced —$1.45,. DOWNSTAIRS STORE Priced at $5.00. —DOWNSTAIRS STORE iiejevereescaseuesd | an ae Bandeau Brassieres 50c EAVY pink coutil in brocade pattern or self-striped weave fash-— ions these excellent-fit- ting Brassieres—offer- ing unusual value for this price. Sizes 32 to 38—eased with elastic inset at back—50¢. —DOWNSTAIRS STORE Inf ants’ Rubber Pants” 25c EDIUM and _ large sizes in Rubber Pants of good quality — rubber, cut amply full— in pink, white and natu- ae color—good value at DOWNSTAIRS STORE | ce ce A I I tees Boys’ Sports Blouses 85c and 95c Open collar and short- _ sleeve styles, in durable percales and madras cloth — many patterns and cclorings to choose from — sizes 8 to 16 years. Featured values at 85¢ and 95¢. —DOWNSTAIRS STORE to whom the SN aa