The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 27, 1924, Page 6

scan Sa are ome rr . met i ate ett | 4 ‘ | SOCIAL AND CLUB ‘NEWS =: A group of participants at the Junior league cabaret dance this evening in ne Spanish ball room at The Olympic, for the benefit of its various charitie who will dance the tango; (2) “Don’t Mind the Rain,” danced by Miss Betty Mor Nancy Emory, Miss Elizabeth Lea and Mrs. Keith Logan Bullitt; (3) Mrs. Mar} 1 iz Mrs. Henry Dearborn in the “Fantasy in Blue” dance; (6) Miss Elizabeth Lea and Miss Achsa Lou Powell as “Not the Duncan Sister: son, Miss Kathleen Donahoe, Miss Dorothy Allen, Miss Frances Green, Miss Dorothy Campbell, Mrs. Edwin Hogg, Jr., Miss ld Boleom as the cross-word puzzle; (4) Miss Elizabeth Folsom as the milkmaid; (5)Mrs. Leo Black, Mrs. Arthur Latimer and ; (7) Mrs. Evan S. McCord, Jr., representing a hat box—Portraits by eg = gtk (1) Mrs. Henry Dearborn and Mr. Tom Green, Ji, Grady. POEs ; | Tonight's Dinners L Ast-minute reservations for the I ersonal | Junior league's cabaret dinner dance at the Olympic tonight Include. Mr Women’s CLUBS FOR MONDAY \YE Clubs PPEF CLUB By Lillian Keen LeBallister Mr. and Mrs, H. F. Alexander left} Tele: MA in-0600 irhanAcite. Efalt na. this morn for New York, to be] = * club invites its mem. Telephone 0-00 aie Mra.“ Theory EE) Br SOE) area moht SEATTLE CHAPTER D and friends to a fun frolic New Assistant—Frances Oldham Mts," Hortans.C., “FOr; Mry and +7 e786 D.ALR r rs eve Masonic temple $$$ J a Gani areteringbint, | Josiah Collins, Jr. and Joshua Decent 9, at! The committee in charge includes 3 ee ’ . eo as hilip wa Dr. kbd Gree jr ‘ ome Jrom J rar ¢ Alfred Krause, Mr. D. M. Fi New Year's Obser vance at Club; Eastern BW. xn OF id Sire R ‘eae ear sata anh ae taht Mba N. for a holiday | Mr, Aubfey Knoff, Mr. Carl Mun Visitor ‘Complimented | Perry, Miss Langley, Mian Lorraine | Holiday vides | son and Mr. John Burns F. Nichols, Mra. A Dow: oie ce apbell -and Mr. Philip Johnac er 7 a. om, | who each entertain guest | Mr. and Mrs, John Eddy and enil-| s! ix Elizabeth and Mis ther | posTPONE HE Women's University club fas Bridge Tea Tuesday f oe. Jaren, Franklin, Jessamine and Gar-|Van Horn will assist in ontertaining.| ANNUAL LUNCHEON observe ay Infor-| ‘Thirty-two. guests have been in- wit ‘, ¥ rett, with Charlo! tddy of Everett SR ahiee nnual December luncheon mally at the club. A special dinner| win ty Mise tulig Willlancen to| Married in South and Rose Ring Garrett, will spend| SEXTON W. fF | aad theater partes the Past. Pred will be served from 5 until 7 o'clock. | ridge tea at her Home on 1 eating 19 friends in town I | New Year's eve at Mount Rainier James / Women's Rellet| Gents club of John ¥F. Miller, W. followed by cards, mah Jongg, danc-| Tage tea at the announcenfbnt of the marriage |Corps wil squerade dance! CG. has been : eat ernoo! eee . C., has been postponed until the ing and fireside 5 any rae gi the tea hour the hostess will)! Mrs. Agr bined ; At | Mins Fern Shackjgford of Billing oat lay evening, December 29, fourth Saturday in January. uel Barné and “Mrs, “Allison Tbe assisted by the -Minses Nancy| ti, to Mr. Bayly Hipkins, 0 MAAS Fern Shackletord of BULINE® ig:20 o'clock, In Veteran's hall, Ar-| e's crepe al ters and | Buckley, Hetty Goerig, Mury Cheal/ Francisco, auictly “per: {tending the Cornish school, are th pent pt | RAINIER CHAPTER eve hich i and) ond Mary Hutchinson. deve horns: fend Abe ® 4 ¢ rr) ia Map Voerge | ) t thelr event ser eked [en ee ee + .| formed in Trinity Eplseopal church of Miled Aria’ Map ‘Verge 10) ayroR NOR! NO. 1 ae af the club by Tuesday 7 - in San Francisco, on December 15.|4Uburn, for tho holid | rhe regular meeting of the Amert-| Falgler Chapter D. A. R. will Amo vho have reservea| Engaged to Wed Mr. and Mrs. Hipkins ‘will make gt can Legion auxiliary to Rainer.Noble | eet Tuesday, December 30, at. th tables are Mrs, Frederic Hall White,| Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Ball} their home in- San Francisce Chapin Ramseyer “Wf| post No. 1 Will be held Monday, De,/Rome of Mrs, Edward B, Roy, 142 E Mrs. J. W. Heal, Jr, Mrs. Allison T.| Carey announce the en of ad 4 visit his mother,|comber 29. 8 p. m,, in the Legion | Aloha st Forefathers'’ Day” will Wanamake ind =M Margery|thelr daughter, Glady « to! Farewell Party Mrs. George T. Myers, for the holl-| clubhouse, 509 Third ave be the subject of an address by the Thoma. Mr. George Freeman Dunning,” of) ,, : days |} The annual reports will be given, | Rev: Cleveland Kleihauer Spokane Be sone a noe pie Wenge eee ware bd | ‘Colonial times will be featured in ¢ ; ‘ BO the| Rickard), who will leave January 1] xq; ‘ pps eyioatt t rey. ® Ande afecs Small Luncheon at Carey graduated from *the | co. New: York, where who will join} uase and Mra. I Tucker, |NATIVE DAUGHTERS OF he music which will include a group Ol 7 University of Washington and Washes" 0" Nork, whes ‘i of Portland, are in town, guests at | WASHINGTON of songs by Mrs, Samuel H. McDon ympic WoetouiMthte, coftdlice jher husband, the Doug ncINE |'the Olympic | THaties : j Jola 4 ington State « | shoal. entertaltied ‘last evening with F | Native Daughters of Washington} °!d- ; Mrs, Clarance Blethen entertained, Mr. Dunning is a duates of] EM vewoll party. lait will give a Christmas party Monday| The tea service will be presided with a small luncheon at the Olympic | Washington State college and ts af-| Agate Mr, J. 8, Robinson ts in the East jevening, December 29, at the jover by Mrs, J. E, Hubbart and Mrs, today In honor of Mrs. Fidello Henry | fillated with Beta Theta Pi and ; on a short business trip of Mrs. O. C, McDonald, 198 | Arthur Jordan of ; Yop. city who 4 the ay t| Sigma Delta Chi fraternities Orthopedic Lunch and | oo eae ive. N. For reserv itt ory nee thy’ of her sister, Mrs. Donald A. Nich No date hag béen set for the wed-) [')ift Shops Dr. and Mrs, Jay I. Durand, v 4160° Take car No. 10 to second New| HOSTE 8 ANNOUNCED olson. ding. # have been abroad for three months, |ton st ° {POR WERK , Pas Adeline w. Wittiams will ve ure expected home New Yoar'y eve. | eeu |. Hostesses at the Young Women's . ™ re igstess for the Hastern Star club sis a :-SteTHR| Christin J 4 fl Informal Dinner Hosts Theater Party Will Honor} stonduy at tho Orthopedic 1uneh PYTHIAN SISTERS NO. 9 Eaten, absoUIAOn -Nexy. wees Will hiss (C4 Migs Glen’ Kerr ; re ert ay Dr, and Mrs, Eugene Fuller and| ‘The officers and members of the|be: Monday, Mrs. 1. Perrott; ‘Tues Dr and Mrs, Caspar Sharples wilt | M188, Glen Kerry ad Dota Lice gt » asasted bY) son,. Mr, Richard Fuller, aro. in’| des staff of Pythian Sisters,/day, Mrs. G. P. Plummer; Wednes entertain with an inforfal dinner of | Minw Julict Glen will entertain) Mrs. Pansy Shafer, Mrs. Anna] poston for the holidays Temple No, 9, are requested to mect|/day, Mrs. B, McPherson; Thurs. eight: covers af thelr home on Mon-| with a small theater party andater| Owens, Mrs, Grace croft, *Mrs. | | PTET {at the hall, Monday, December 29,/day, Mrs, Max Harrison; Frid night ut dancing. at the Olymple on Friday | Lille Prescott, Mrs. May. Piet) co), and Mrs, Harry Westervelt lat 2 p. m.. ha! \Mrs, J, K, Coleman; Saturday, M (B8 eS evening, January 2,.in compliment to/ tich, Mrs. Minnle Ellis, Mrs, Minnte! Grog, who have beon visiting Mra eee \Mary LaVake. E Dining Together at her cousin, Miss Glen Kerry, who is i ae hy iy RY i nM, | Greggs fathor, Mr. Hepty Hahn, in| COMMONWEALTH CLUB bpd Sidi nd te % nt home fro! lan Ransome's' schoo! rH. artha &. Hawks, Mrs, Lina! po, Yee ss : | se lye - 7.7 Junior League Dane home from Miss Ransome’ school | Mra Mi Mt Mes Lina) Portland, for the holidays, will ro-| —Jinab-1 1 of Persia will ad-/ELDERBLOOM CLUB ‘ f trl Snel Aline ce ueatte Mia / HeloncMunkee’: Meat Hheriathsgee en dres# the Commonwealth club Mon-| ‘The Blderbloom club will meet (tou of friends who wi a) | Only-gione friends of Miss Kerry's} Mra. elon Munkor, Mrs Harriet ay day evening, at 6:80 o'clock, at|'Thursday, January 1, at 11 a.m. at able together at have been dnvited By, srace Cooper, Mra. A Miss Betty O'Shea, of Spokane,|Meves’ cafeteria. His subject will|Modern Woodmen hall, Third and dance thi nin, ' Lorraine, Mrs, Chrissie North and F { fy ; . oh i who ha heen visiting her brother | be Political, Social and Keonomic! Virginia ae Luncheon Host Today ation Olle) MoN@ne and sister.indaw, Dr. and Mrs.|Conditions in Persta | eee M To! hOKOM dude wha Me Robe 4 Tuesda the Juntor guild will be) Richard O'Shea, left this morning ’ . | SBATTLE LODGE 7 MMi Ke and Me. und ‘ne nomoe sada und Mrs. Robert |in charge: Wednosday, Madrona,| for Chicago, ADDITIONAL CLUBS ttle Lodge No. 7 Dogree of " ‘ Wink entertained at luncheon toauy | MT Hi pre she "18 ehairman;| Bes ot |Honor, will meet in Evergreen hall, li 7 t the Olympic. huraday, closed on holiday; ents | Miss Ora Beckstead spent Christ BENEBIT CARD PARTY 1409 Ninth aw ‘Tuesday evening, Holiday Party ‘ Kon ek Bite ot ed Hootter.;mas as the quest of Dr. and Mra. Ladies’ Auxiliary to Hora! Congro-| December 30, at 7:46 o'clock. Girls of A f ehairm: aturday, wt, Mra.| 18 Md Me y in ‘Tadoma : IM give ¢ , : Miss Audrey Hope will entertain| New Year's Dinner thai Mallen) SHAIMRIRATI Hee ects ty g Tenom katton will give & benefit card party [the drill team are asked to be at the her ptipilé with a hollday par i; Bada Mehl inéat ( ity guild will 1 | | Tuesday, December 20, at 2p, m., at| ball at 6:45 o'clock, for practice Mond rnoon,’ December Wil beckneth ate" ; ‘ . Lita : PM ft, ts Ny a a charge) Mr, and Mrs, Carl Gould ana chil-|the home of Mrs, D. Topolovity, 1116] After a short business meeting the » oste a 0 1 on} a Ne inh shop. onda no? € 10 « v c ie r " } ¥ a from 2:40 to 4:30 o'clock, at Gat vers at, thele hongy, Now “ears [Nie aad What og Monday morn-|dren, who aro visiting In Now York,|sist ave. Bridge, whist, apd mah {lodge will entertain the children with saath, Vay *? Your's a ; ! Wshington Park guild on) are expected home about January! jongg will be played, Memberg and & Christmas tree and program, Bach Monday afternoons 3, ——. frlends invited, member of No, 7, Js requested to -|from 8t Music ig Tih tie + $18 to 22. | St. Olaf Choir to Appear | “And what this choir does!s beat |December 30 titul | fullest meaning of the St. Olaf L: vutiful the quality of tht word, b heard in Seat sda ng, | t , the technical precision, and December 30, the First Presbyter-|above all in the animating spirit ian church ton Hackett of the | ‘There is nothing more lovely in all |Chicago Evening Post in describing |the range of music than the tone the effect proc ced by the singing of | quality of a capella choir. It is pure the choir, says: tone without any apparent mecha “There is something spiritually | {sm.” laseptic In the singing of the choir | The program to be presented Tutt Olaf, It all sounds so fresh | day evening follows: Jand clean from up where the great | |winds blow and the snow lies white |Sing Ye to the 1 on the ground. They sing to us of | 3 the fundamentals and for the mo. ment, at least, they make us believe ype | pre-Reformation Souree in world rocking about us| pr ss srettas, christiagsel there are truths to which people | vp i <P, MendelssoBa r Soll and Double Cholr From the 14th Centerg: S. Rachmant namen Tradition Be cese see se tele ROME alonian Nativity Song GROUP LIT ‘A. Gretehaninott Meltus Christlanse® |still cling with unquestioning fe |They bring back to us duty, |pline and co-ordination, and so sim. |ply, so inevitably, that we forget that |these have become outworn conven jtiong of no further use in a which thinks of nothing save rig {privileges and absence of r “It would be interesting to know on jwhat basis a body of you . Aavent that matte i one preparation of the Bach |Song Service at First motet for double chorus, given last | i evening in Orchestra hall, i¢ each | Baptist Church eparate individual were to A special song service will be given iny attempt to interfere with his in-|by the choir of the First Baptist alicnable right to ¢ ng at 120 The singers of this choir ar all students of St. Olaf and doubtle jare about the average of h young students of Amorica of from | worl Sun. .F Above traint Nornegian Folk Melody Gustay Schreck or old ones for go about the resent precisely as he on Sunday ev o'clock, Following is the program: Ithy |Organ Prelude Miss Mary Stack ; * , Mendelsaone Ridin ard fafotet—“ttear My Pray steps aes | Mra. J. B, Harrison and CRorws fig bring an inexpensive gift for the areata si", Violin. Du F targaret McCulloch tree. POPTRY CLUB Seattle Chapter of American Lit: | ation (Poetry club), will meet Tuesday evening, December it 8 o'clock, with Mrs. I, P, Marir 200 Broadway. Program of original | poems All pocts welconre PHéadrPinto rs gevert aughters of Bt. George will meet | Wea tare, Are, Shorman, Miss Cantlelé Thursday, January 1, at 1:30 p, m, | “Soft Falls the Evening OF Bethenny In M, EH. B.A, hall, 1923 % Hygst | Town” 2 Honemian Dabs [Cello Solo—"Kot Nidrel* Mae Breck ven Miss Irie Canflel Quarante club will meet with Mrs, | Chorus—“ttymn, of (he: Angola's... Wee J. G, Hancock, 4134 Chilberg ave, on Wednesday, December 3, at 8:10 p. * Ars, Boardman, Directot’ ) amae