The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 1, 1924, Page 13

RIDAY 1924 [ Seattle n Le x r guest Mrs. Wettengel Hostess at Dinner Two Home Luncheons Planned In Luncheon Will pane Bride- Elect a Tanner, 3allister. Society slephone MA ir-0600 ances Oldham 10nd Owens to Be Celebrated at Sunset Club for » Hone Mrs gowned Winsor peas we i arian =Graham girl and Bar 1 the ring con glad raham 1 wit wore h steel crepe naments sown was beaded Nyren hers were 4 My of or with was Mr Allan r effect umber wedding party of maple the was tlight nd leaves, back ceremony ‘O Promine ty produced turned upon spo uses in ng the wang was Miss 4 the uno by > playe smart port ce nd a their home fiand Par trip August 5 Ww James | place Au Delaney will ten Informal Evening nette Whe an informal br mah jongg party at her home Surprise Party Capt. and Mrs. J. a pleasant and cards were di Service at Orthopedic Shops hurst dh at Orthopedi: 314 Ce Mrs. W. room, To! Mrs. . Mrs inger will F.J Mrs. Swan, Mra Hanno J, R. RB. c Misa Saturday morn In Thrift Shop on Mra. J fler, chairman, closed the Personal Mrs. Theodore Miss Gertrude Har been abroad for s turned to their hom: the first Hardenberg and be who have ral months, re of the week Mrs. Jessica Brown Ross, of Los Angeles, is the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. David Whitcomb at their home in Woodway park . Mr. and Mrs. William Gaither re: turned last week from a five weeks’ visit in New York city ville, Miss Elizabeth Jones will le shortly for Denver to visit relatives and friends before going to Nash- ville, Tenn., to enter the Ward mont School for Girls. oes Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Jones will re- Move next week from thelr residenc 1102 Broadway N., to the Hotel Otis. . . Mr. and Mrs. O, D, Fisher are on @ motor trip to Seaside, Ore. . . Mrs. John Moran, who has been visiting in Toronto for the past two months, is expected home next week. * Miss Jessie Jardine, of Victoria, B. C., will arrive in town Monday to spend the week with Mr. and Mrs, C. B. Wattigvotth. Mrs. Wattl worth will aceompany Miss Jardine home for a short” visit +8 Todd, who has mn for the past Mrs. “A. B absent from tov Visiting rel nd friends in the Fast and t in Burope, is ex pected to return next month oars and Mra. children, of been Mr and uient Curtiss R. Gitbert| of Yakima, are the| irs. Gilbert's mother, Mrs. | . Lewis B. Peeples and daugh Beatrice Peeples, arrived in today from their home in Los Angeles and guests Sunset club during their sts ee te town are Mr, and Mra, De cott (Ru Witt Clinton Dunn) are receiving the birth of a July 29 ut the on Ir. and Mr ind Mr of San Franc Howard Charles Hotel Tallerday the visiting Wash Lieut, Commander Ch Greene, U. (D gratulated daughter D.C, unk ireene being con birth of Washington, varies ¥F and Mra rothy Watson) are the in upon Jul in Laurelhurst | and Hopkins- at the! McGettl. | ! . Miss Betty pe is visiting Mr. and Ryan at their summ: ford, across Lake | Mr. and Mrs. ¢ e receiving the birth of a son, r., July 31 at the . of Minneapolis. Mrs. John E home at Hert hington. orge M. Wakeham ongratulations upon Mitchell Swedish hospital Geor Colbert Sullivan fs week-end in Victoria, Mrs. James spending the B.C. Miss Betty Slade, of Hood River, Ore., who will be one of the brides. | maids at the Allen-Houser wedding on Saturday evening, has arrived in town and is the guest of Miss Helen Schwager. | oe. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph O. Goldberg jare being felicitated upon the h [of a son at the Swedish hospital on | July 25. ae MISS MAR it Miss Mary Hammond, of Oakland, is Mrs. mer in town as the guest of Grady. SEATTL "HAMMOND spending the sum- Lee Baker.—Portrait by MONTEFIORE AID SOCIETY BUSINESS TO HAVE The OMEN'S CLUB OUTING Ww with tennis, | GENEAOLOGIC. The atthe AL de in ch geneaological record in the first meeting Monday evening, August 4 o'clock, In the confere the fourth floor of the | He library. will be at © room on Pub- FASHION'S SLAVES PARI Woman Jon is proof of her inferiority man clares Marcel Prevo: ‘ance’s premler expert on feminine psychology. ‘Whereas men_ have, for nearly two -centuries, liberated themselves from trammels of fash ion, women voluntarily accept the chains and bow before their divin ity.” to fash ‘Clubs CLUBS FOR SATURDAY | MYRTLE CHAPTER, NO. 48 Myrtle chapter, No. 48, O. will hold its annual picnic day, August 2, at Woodland park Supper will be served at! 6 o'clock. Members asked to take the Phinney car. E Satur- 2 BASKET PICNIC / ‘The Ladies’ Auxiliary No. 14, of jthe United association of plumbers » jad steam fitters, will hold a basket | pienlé at Cariton park, Magnolia y, August 2, Mem | bers of both locals and their families jare invited, Coffee, cream and lsugar will be provided. ‘There will be games for the children at 2 p, m | Dinner will be served at 6 p. m. Take | cars and No. 5, and transfer ‘to the bus line. EWATHA ¢ DANCE Minnewatha club will be officers of the Aroon- regular dance at on Saturday even. | MID The hosts to the took at their |Leschi pavilion ing, August 2 ADDITION . AL CLUBS CLUB club of North Mount Baker | PRAIRIE RO he Prairie Kose Dakota will meet in park for # luncheon picnic on Monday, August 4, at 1 o'clock, A | social afternoon will follow. | Mc KINLEY CIRCLE. McKinley Circle, Ladies of the G. A. Tt, will hold its regular meet- ing on Wednesday, August 6, at 1:30 p. m. in Veteran's hall, Armory, | BF-BF-BF-BF-BF BF-BF-BF \Salads for Health and Good Looks Salad greens are rich in iron. And it is iron, as every woman knows, that puts natural roses in the cheeks’ So for health-giving, beautify- ing mineral salts— eat more salads, Sweetbread Salad: Mix one pound of cooked sweetbreads diced, and two small cucumbers diced, with a cup of finely cut celery. Serve on lettuce with Gold Medal Mayonnaise whitened with whipped cream. Best Foods |Mayonnaise And have you tried our THOUSAND ISLAND DRESSING—the Dressing of a Thousand Delights? BF-BF-BY BF-BF BF-BF-BF | held on to} ‘GOLD MEDAL .|Cornish School ‘Has New Manges r eburch and no taught v H ye of and bu well of Chicago's! and their Augus in remembe ked SPECIALS | Wonderful | FELTS Larg i sO pd Quite the thing for Bobbetts, Banded Felts, trimmed in ribbon effects; some embroidered. | 83 5 ‘4° 55% | BLACK SATIN HATS ‘Trimmed Taffe novelty Sizes in burnt goose, embroidered inthe latest effects, For SATURDAY $5: ang $1750 The Bubble Shop 218 Pike St. Only. | me to| | ONE DAY ONLY) | creamed potate | E STAR - Come Shopping With Cecille - A BAGGAGE HINT! A few models) and § the SUCH SOU PS! Dir SUCH STE AKS! A trip to th mer in est tower DAISY AND UN ABELL opened th Frederick's. own be EL jot-48 . A girl is lucky to have beauty shop to th points that the been INTO TH Dainty Franco-America FAIRY-W iletries from sHT AFFAIRS OF TAFFETA And satin—hate that expre the nev ra, the eres priced on Saturday at nd $4.95 at And such an array of Detane felts at 218 THE L 1 formerty THE OLD-F. In inevitable MA in-4499, neon hi CLEMIE artist “ruined” An been at dyeing ha redeem even the loc by being colored experimentally. cach other chemically are remo id new coloring VER W TH EDNA W AL KER at a gr and trimmings at her istinction as well as by command she comingness, 4098 There heavy the ing a millinery. FRAU BEN are special there ded faces of elderly pe hat are designs for and girls who have hair ; colors fabrics that ple we have becoming hat while the ‘NETT AT HER WEE NEW CROSS-STITCH SHOP Atl venth ve. te thes, aches fascinating stitchery and antiques Kappelle . Die W nt ” are THE PRETTY THINGS YOU'RE FINISHING Will be hemstitched (8 c¢ and given butt 414 Eltel Bidg., ADORABLE Appear # (here untit THE HAZE Is a pre ‘comfl When in doudt, give aquare ng lus a of linen f gle runners, or ss of a serving 1s for lamps, ull ideal gifts, » parchme dainty luncheon line shic nts) pleated tell's over E TTLE CHILDREN h the photoplay, t the COLONIAL Thea HANGING OVER THE LAND cx of days when the frock of dark thing in the world smart gown in the hands of the w coats and frocks are made Bldg BETTY FARIS WAN The frock you're not quite condition, can be sold at Bldg. the 3 Peoples Bank YOUR CLOTHES! satisfied with, her WIRTHMORE, upstal eo PLS People or twill. AND THEN At Wing's are always asking for simple straight-ling LITTLE DINNER teria! Shall we have carrots and peas? topped with whipped cream? First Aye. roast spring Shall we have Monotonous dict makes monotono. AUNT JULIA ALWAYS SAYS the girl who has just. married, There are dozens of two a week. The SUPPLY LAUNDRY family washing for year’ and years, op tho ironing, try the Rough Dry be done at home, CA pitl-0300." minds, “Don't drudge ov co. If you Service. want es 6 Aunt Julia is a real personage. at Union near Third and rocks advice. She sits in the and knits while s: I THINK MRS. CHOUINARD MUST KNOW Every nook and cranny of our great shops. She fabrics, and trimmings for the frocks she makes. upstairs in the McDermott Bldg. “Never before have I had just NWONTED one Or A SP. AC 100! 8 STORE OCKLINDE ever ha to order, exactly the clothes I’ve the Pike that Old dyes that fight mbrold. BUBBLE. here to | THAT GRAY HAIR ad one Haig failure nt Bldg have applied. With the mi Arcade vt shorn riably and sells tray, twill toc rs, Mc chicken their become No one need ever despair of find- shop that “individualizes” novel- in cross-stitch on Bits of cross-stitch tabie The Beloved Vagabond,” ter tonight, is the Did you know that your old suit | alteration expert at| », at 529 if it's smart and in good Dermott frocks of crepe with wild berry pie they say. er These are served every day ‘at 1409 a washtub, ind happler ways of saving a dollar or has taken care of our to economize The starch plec Write this tip-top in your directory, my he finds wanted” can dear. window of an office vives sage adorable ‘Chouinar I Yeard a girl that's going abroad say it when she took home a whole armful of frocks made at a, clever ahon't visit. . “MY POOR, POOR FEET!” You won't know Frasier looks after Square. MA in-5584 them, She's Spirituality and discomfort are so far the revivalists are not bid itl bide ‘ad of orators. “THE WHITE BEAUTY OF HER SKIN” Is a poet phrase that can never be applied superfluous hairs grow unmolested. Hsther permanently, 1109 American Bank Bldg Wire THIS IS CHUMMY A tailored cloth hat for the bobbed girl. the smart new shades at the BLACK & WHI Baum iy THE MARIN Of making the i HAT SHOP, - sLO WAY kin clear, glowing and flawlous The pores are cleaned and stimulated with a rubber electrically charged baths, You'll bo delighted with MARINELLO APPROVED SHOP, xite Frederick's; MA in-d404 * A perfect bleach for the solution charged with an electric ° ASK BVELYNE THURMER To give you the Parisian flat marcel! mon's, 8 with the NEMO BEAUTIFYING building; MA in-algo. current, . lyne, forr to you from kand to scarlet STUDIO, you own a@ pair of them (honest!) when Dr, the chiropodist at 4044 if Susie Arcade removed that I wonder that you let removes them is wonderful, mictlon a factal at now at 311 Shafer building, oppo merly It comes In all nd is sold 1018 Second Ave, to me! cup and tho skin ag well as for linens is a mild saline of Har Bigelow ithe t our ge ? that bre of th 4 f the guest gift East ¢ Today I've acation-bound, neu AT COLEMAN'S NEW IMPORT SHOP 3 aa te : i ‘ f gle aie § Second ave. EB BIRD for August August evening 42 Wke playing swimming things ions of i U LTURE METHODS normalize the to a clear and SP HY SIC AL cquettes, scarfs and OLYMPIC FUR CO— nd manufacturing thelr 408 University st ¥LY rates are sharply cut for the month A NEW HAT —A Mo. p off Ww ITH THIS PARAGRAPH you may h yur hair marcelled excellently well at Hazel s McKelvey Beauty Shop. EL sot-5839. IA s in cross-stitch upon the new luncheon CH White building corridor. the CL ‘tins & THORNTON 323 Fourth ave. 1 yen ¢ worked intricate patter at the SEA CAPTAIN s little space a trunk is made of soft-colored hand-scalloped and eyelet embroidery, TO KEEP ONE’S EYES SERENE On beach or in summer time, one should wear specially tinted Dr. and Mrs. Edmunds, raser-Paterson’s balcony, seem just what gla bec as helpful. ELLA McGONAGLE at her hop shampoos and scalp treatme falling ha simply ways of stimulating 4 kimona that tak voile finished with fine lenses to know es ar oming as well ANNOUNCES Arcade building {s ready! Her facials, are splendid. EL {ot-2793. aes undernourished hair. circulation on the Now know that found ir is has a dozen scalp. WHY NOT iS AMP HERE? u're free as your own little ‘ou know, when you take cottage—a tent—along! You may buy a steel spring bed that’s only an armful, folded up. There's a jiffy camp stove that telescopes. There's a roll-top table that takes no space at all! These and dozens of other outdoor comforts are at CAMP LEWIS WIRELESS. Have you looked things over University st., on the bridg A Per ae | Way NOT OUST THE JADED Millinery of June and finish out the season merrily in a gay pattern hat from some smart Eastern shop? The half-price sale at the {ODEL applies to lovely creations in summer braids and straws en on their new felts the prices are tempting. There are many fall models at Peoples Bank bullding. SCHOOL DAYS ARE GINGHAM DAYS I find at BORGUM’S well made gingham dresses in eute designs, priced at $1.95. The sizes run from 6 to 12, 709 Union st. $5.00 PORTRAIT SPECIAL! qi The CURTIS UDIO will give through August six cabinet-sized por traits in their famous gold-tint finish for $5.00. 614 Union st. EVERY GIRL WHO LEARNS How to make hats at the MODEL (529 Peoples Bank building) is assured of a paying position when she completes the course. $n, FROM A NEEDLE TO A } NEW PART! Everything for the phonograph is sold at 1816 Westlake. done shown at 76 A Repairing HOW RICH A GIRL FEELS When she slips onto the neat little hanger and suit she's worn in months, each imm: cleaning at the PANTORIU} THE SUPER-SIMPLE THINGS That snfart women wear these days are easily made when they are once together. Isabelle Cropp cuts and fits while you sew at her studio or, if you prefer, finishes your work completely. 603 Haight building; MA in-165 é of her trunk each frock late from a perfect dry- Out from the New York studios come little hand-drawn sketches of unusual frocks for you to pattern after as you sew. eee IF YOU THINK THE NEW CHINTZ-CUSHIONED Willow furniture for living rooms lacks sumptuousness and warmt you'll find deep overstuffed davenports and chairs upholstered” in rich velours and mohairs, bat = CARLSON, 8, 800 Pine st. CAN BE RE-TINTED, TOO! ue, A re-blocking, a fresh facing and a few deft changes of the trim- ming at the MODEL will make your last year's felt hat as good as new. In their fur repair department efficient service is given all through August at 26 per cent discount from regular rates, 629 Peoples Bank building. o. SHOES THAT NEED BREAKING IN c Are atrociously unsuited for anyone's feet. That's why I love to tell. my friends about LINDGR “Archfitters.” Their special heel and instep fit and their pliant leathers make them comfortable from the first day. 1307 Fourth ore hon SARA JANE b SHOP FOR TINY TOTS Offers at clearance prices picturesque summer suits and frocks for the wee folks, 1307 Fifth ave, WITH YOUR MARCEL AND TUCK-UNDER At $1.10 you are given a complimentary neck-clip | and next-day re-wave at the CINDERELLA SHOP! Estella Jon uses the Fontaine toiletries. 203 Haight building; MA in-$564, . YOU'LL FIND Miss L. M. COFFMAN’S HOP usive millinery and apparel in beautiful new quarters at 22% Former location, 1510 Third ave. eee MY FRIGNDS WHO PUT ON POUNDS Too readily tell! me the marvels of the NEMO electric chair treat: ments, The bust and hip measurements are reduced from two to five inches in a single treatme: ntl B gel low building; MA in-3196, TAKE A “HOL L Y Woop” FROCK In black satin with just a flash of color upon it! And 4 little hat planned ospecially to set it off, from 1621 Westlake, north of Pi . IN THE ANNEX AT SINGER’S A’ marcel is given for 50 cents and a haireut for 60 cents, too, Re waving is given if necessary at 218 Pine st; MA r ins OVER THE SHABBY TORS Of your shoos you may have neat tips that match applied. of satin und suede shoes are re-covered perfectly, too, SHOE REPAIR SYSTEM, 420 Union st. Heels by the LANIAS, ‘Advertisenont