The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 24, 1925, Page 6

Se Committees Named for 2 RC eee ae Costume Dance Entertains Bridal Party |Monday Service at Mary, Hayden: cnt 1 the Orthopedic ‘| t H Guild, with Informal Studio fA gy coud Ra + | } 11 taken ant ns 1 avel De Mire Ali ‘ ees Other ts were wel t Reception ee aie sce” Cw Alice Gentle Is of by Franceso Cureh Laie WO: fae Mr. Silv wari was host at t Gray and M Superb “Tosca sare, Pietro de Biasi, Natale Omi I. 4, BY LOUISE RAYMOND OWENS ‘snd F ne Falco. overtn Alice Gentle, internationally fa-| The San Carlo Grand Open @® Fy), yrano, who is| pany will close its present suctee mous prima donna at recognized as one of the most gift. | ful gement tomorrow evenitg Monday ng, and ed singing actresses on the | with “Alda,” with Josephine le Park Guild, with Mrs. FE. stage today, and whose m chese in thé role of Aida and Mar B. Lampir » praise“the | uel Salazar ag Radames. triumph | oer ent has won her notab world over, won jand Mrs ——— ES oe BEE = 7 ed last evening at th ropol! | 2 7 + : ’ the er wheres she was hi ais . Marie Ivogun 1s Women’s Clubs pignors Wein et Fest steel /Remarkable Artist i the Fr . ag roplh teae tae roles! 4 concert bf unusual muse! CLUBS FOR MONDAY qtaset: At. 10-88) o'clock ext ‘ hat phonon eters te have mained a | Worth was given ist Sree ; = | The program in the afternoon | heh oss nat sean jeems to have gained *| Plymouth Congregational ‘* i KING COUNTY be under the tion of the ch | meee? si more mellow texture, a one by Marie Ivogun, one of the grat j a eo. Gaia’ ad thas Selele wicket “Oi nckett eave sulted to the role of the jlusesa ot tying Solektek aa i j King County W. Cc. T. t ments, Mrs, Malcolm Hughes a: thos b ners eye on act | making her debut in ‘America, {72 f : © meeting Mor |Mrs. Burleigh M. Reeder Nur Yok aia hk bi ig Maly enieet ae n€ | seasons ago, her success me i t ow and will familiar “Vissi! D'Arte,” was super! i Mrs. H. P. Pierce, of Snoqualmie] sai: the middie of February for a [ear ian D Arte,’ was muperd/ phenomenal, her appease } | Falls, ct f the state federa-| aiy | B ng naiedeatapeeented BPS year winning her many ane | | Falls, chairman of the state feders-| atx’ m trip abroad | Mario Valle, whose delightful bar- | 5 will speak on “Industrial anc ie 8 liebe? aaa aia teen {om Fy ' : ae tone and finesse as an actor lend | y, RY 8 rt" is a = M 7 has a coloraturs 1 AUXILIARY ST Art,” while Mra. Clara Moyer] pr. and Mrs, Minor Lile and Dr \abarin‘to any role be*poctniya, waa |: ecto ae j HOSPITAL le, chairman of the division of|and Mra. John Blackford motored to |heard to advantage in the role of |% Clee” bindlike Gulmas coloring i The Woman's ry aoa the Pease j hee teei 3 | sessed of a warmth of tone | pend the wee |the cruel, heartless Baron & music of the state federation, will | 5 and Frida, Pia | soldom heard in so high and win- , an a ible a voice, She sings in | ibte a vo Luke’s ho January pital, wi ® musical lecture on “Around | ¢ »rid in Song.” | owe |his singing of the “Cantabi ning him marked praise. of Mrs. 443 Broad unaffected manner, of club and departments Mrs, Bruce F of Vancouver, | Gaetano To s' one bse: way en i rm et im nti srdns ae I, Snenin pute a _ of Gal | equally at home in either sustained on m ae ns) B. C., titi ae age jlo’s most dependable enors, as orid \ | | lyrics or in the more fi and Mrs. H. EB. Had Earl J | Mario Cavaradossi, shared honors | | Combined with her lovely vole si fa personal beauty and magnetic | that are most captivating. ai i }_“O Mutter Du.” by GHA | Kreisler’s “*Liebesfreud,” quisite numbers, proved the Sr Sur jwith both Gentle and Valle, his |singing of “Recindita Armonia,“ “E lueevan e etelle” and his duets with Tosca being very commendable. CHAPTE Wes nia parent r of Tacoma hi days this “ ‘Quotation From} Mr. Mar w of “The Ca ch Walpole}, by Mrs, R ; H | RUSSIAN MUSICAL TEA ites of evening's audience, } View 06) “A. Cire, of}. rie Paes; | The Mothers’ club of Phi Delta! being received with such sO | ly in Sinclair), by Mrs. M. sereand ne chat Theta fraternity will entertain with| that they were repeated. err ; oe in, paper / Sea ee epochal = Aa fae Russian musical tea on Tuesday | that met with favor were oa be S| AEBREW BENEVOLENT 1 statesmen, rs. A. M. Con ay scape rpg fbr : rnoon, pruary 3, from 2 until! From “Manon,” by Mf ; SOCIETY fon, und a group of song Mrs. |! e-pevery! iis McKinley for the Orient. Among them will be (left) Mrs. E. Grant MeMick-| 5 o'ctock, at the chapter house |Unten in Tale” and et . ] ; " Biot trietece m Peterson m Vis ° § yBarno n : Yan i . 17. | eee | Ist Grun,” bi y Gries 5 | _The hoard of trustees niet ari Mrs, Carl Ht 4 jittie daugh-|en (Grady); Mrs. George H. Thompson (Grady). Below — Miss Elizabeth) joey: im i Siees * both ane re eit Seance ering, oosantitees re the fonne O/B] ter: Ann, next week for) Henry, of New York, daughter of Mrs. Fidelio Henry, who was widely enter-|y. w. c. 4 tional accompaniset for the ati se / Mall visit the Caroline Kline Galland | "Oe Pa ! jx weeks as the guests of Mr. and| tained during her recent visit in town as the quest of her aunt, Mrs. Donald A.|_Hostesses at the Young Women's Judas M baeus there lome for Aged on Monday, Jan d : aft 7 . ; “a lett Christian Association for next week as Ma #8: ye lof s man's clut 1) Mr. and Mra. D. S vgham | ~ ae ——| her; VPuesday, Mrs. EL. afurray;| Will Be Present "thls MMONWEALTH CLUB Mrs. O I c 708 Belmont |, : 1 home next week from a| from Edmonds will be guests for the | ) RAINIER CHAPTER D. A. R Wednesday, Mrs. D. A. Seibert The Seattic Oratorio — Rites t Cor ealth e > et for € ck M Rot t t 1 c aftertroon > Thursday :. %. Sethe ‘ Di nitis cet ° “ emer eee Dae. Moms bec eiae Hla. Childeen'g| ("10 (9 Los Ans Mere a gig DATES Rainier Chapter D. A. R. will meet | Twuradays Mrs E.R: Bethel; Fri: jappear in its intitle Oia p d re | aE Is A rears as eocaelee day, Mrs. FE. Perrott; Saturday, Mrs, | January 27, in the Ply pt otis M afet B. Dun, ¢ ci \ Train). tt . < nt to Tacoma | WOMAN'S CIVIC CLUB Be OE ee / oe J. T. Hardeman rational church, with the Pi ee 7 the homo of Mrs. J ubba : NE:6) iy i ty ogee x: nes g I nasi to nd tho first] Woman's Civic club wil! meet in|} LO REMEMBER med SORE eeL eel of Handel's great oratorio, tu 1 ion ent e ader at the Annie Wright | ,, i + || MONDAY, JANUARY ys : ay. _ Addresses | AUXILIARY HERTZL Maccabaeus.”” : the Erickson room, at the Ww. ¢ 4 will be made as follows: “City Fed . : ee ‘ re: Mrs. R. H. Ober eh sis yaad 2 i Mra) Theodore: Owens’ mah Jones || W!ll be m follows: “City Feder-| CONGREGATION } The oratorio was written in! 4 44 . 7 A cm * A., Tuesda anuary 27, at 2 p. m. Nha for" Mee clbthes’ Colt atior Mrs. W, EB. Rinehart; “Th and August 1, ‘3 4 irotto club N. H, Lat : 4 t - ©] The ladies’ auxiliary to Herts! Con- | between July 9 and 4 : Winkteen pitas : p ; i At 3 p. m, Mrs, Kathryn Miracle van and Miss Alice Di at |] Music and Art Foundation Fund , axiliary 1 Con of pe ata tak : ’ FE Carmen, Miss Adelin) ing Mrs, He Landes’ will speak a6 Mra, A Kerry; “Motion Picture| gation will give a benefit upon the commission prate the gion pernte bide : pea at . bu jon “The Value. of Women in the|} Mr. and Mrs. ¢ K. To's din~ || Consorship,” Mrs, Frank L, Baillaine, | Patty at the home of Mrs, M, Es. (prince of Wales, to clone Monday, Janu “Aft ity ic i Tt Mra. a. | Counell.” po Hida aya pe Offerings will be contributed for the | eld, 3 la Vista, on Tueaday, pete brats one the decisivé ‘ ilghite be: ¢ ney viet Ween. Aba wy sue sna mah {benefit of the University of Wash.|J@nuary 27. Members and friends | from Scotland a ae K of Colum Mer 0. G. Kimzey, Miss! en Broadway i's bridge and a re UNS vOrainy Of: WAS: | ideas nice Tapunesialten cat tory of Culloden, April 16, 1URSg RAG Sebi sha ad Wwititarter | BEE AND MAH onge party at The Olympic, at ||ington D. A. R. chapter ¢ pore ae written bf Be OM AN ‘ : 5 pte JONGG PARTY k Tea will be served with Mrs. E. B.| he Sere ne words we Greet (! WOMA K; vocal | Ke Wheeler, Miss Thorne ta Pal Mothers’ clap witl_give|| TUMMDAY, JANUARY 27 Bhirwell: well Aire a tthed D Scho. | GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY Thomas Morell, a led xen ff ne (Del Riego), “Chan and Mrs. Norma D 7 Sittin a Mrs, farnette Fisher's luncheon fc Held preniding at:the tiras 2 Regular meetings of the Anneke} Scholar, the plot beln® of man (Moya), “Love, I Vie 4 ie rs mah jongg party on Mrs, A, TE Dozier, of San Fran flees Janse Genealog! at the | the n tive of the explolts Mond: (Landon Ronald), by Mr hren Donnelly of St. Paul| Tt ay, February at 2p. m, noo, at home. | é ats ome o > Stone | Jewiah . deli r eontail the Hotel Wash xh Westcott, accom-|arrived in town Friday, coming West | at the chapter ho: 42 17th ave. | WEDNESDAY, JANUARY DAUGHTERS OF PIONEERS home of D, 5. ( Stone | Jowlah | deity “Naccabaeus and t ng committee wi H. Donley; talk, |to be best man at the Andersen-Hay-|N. E. All members and friends of Junion League's 10 the || PLAN CARD PARTY jway, Tueaday evening, pic ae o yosephust “Antiaal lk, |to be best man at the A | leh, Deareort rae | ‘ er j12th book of Jos m. in the Puget Federation,” by Mr wedding Monday evening. the farternity are invited to attend. Daughters of Pioneers (prior to| yo) mae = of the Jew." sant eas SBI Cc caldctioa For reservations telephone | Mrs, || FRIDAY, JANARY 10— Hasta) ate arranging a card party for | Neate Cea { oa seatorio abounds 1s Many “Romance” (Tleur: | at lock, ‘The program con-|T- M. Parker, chairman of the com BAL the Bunset club tn honor ||the benefit of their benevolent fund] rarity Wake hotoe a oent| the most stirring ehorusea a GATEWOOD P--T Mendelssohn Schu. call, paper on “History| mittee in ch Mi Irae-6096. ot Mise riteogeng, Comat at Norton's cafeteria, on Wednesday | party “Wednesday evening, January {as some of the most qulel ae Gatewood F T Last Hour” (a, |e a Rie y M NESDAY, FEBRUARY 11 evening, January 11, at 8:30 o'clock. | 5 ceagpesteay fab saya Reb pine SA Pre bie py Har purty Friday, Jar 1 pee 4 AB se oda nd) CUSTER AUXILIARY The marriage of Miss Hai Aish Nettle Russelt ta 28, 8 p, m,, in Norton's cafeteria, |dued choruses written TER r Friday, J ove Ix the Wind” | paper on “The Domestic Art of Aus STER 4 Mant tere Ramona He Karced || 44 Russell ts chairman’ of) 1519 Second ave. A musical program | thus forming a contrast WRES tags) inte. Of: Ars, F Fadyen), “Flirtation” | tra by Mrs, E. H. Morgan Custer Auxiliary, Sons of Voter- | Oa enn ace house, | {the committee in charge, | ey sanacabackon Gia: erabeewait ulti fae pion thre cae popular of i 44t Ww ine MeDo! i le Teachers’ Choral club| ans, will meet soneey bh vary 26, )] PRIDAY, PEBRUARY 19— Reservations and tickets n be} the evening to a close. Tickets may | torios next to the “Mess Set SN medy int ucts, | will meet in the Federation clubhouse | at 2 p. m., in veterans’ hall, Armory Valentine dinner dan at th er obtained thru Mrs, Russell, A st-| tained either from members or | of the most popular of # n ADDITIONAL CLUBS f 1 Hntertain,?: by, the |e 8.0#o6s Dinner will be served at 6 p, m., fol- | nis clit 1484, or Mrs. J. H. Little, GArfid-\at the doors, aoe en Mr dW. Bixel ts cond ; I G Player Hoste TURDAY lowed by a musical progra | ———/ | 6006 | a tie aes FEDERATION CLUBS 1 , Mra. Hent The Classic Culture clut meet *: | ie 8 |lper ari ot etry tts aes + the evening 3h ae ure cl sae leks , |BETHLEHEM THIMBLE CLUB The soloists for the The regular montt L. B. Benedict and M in the Federation clubhouse at 2| CLARA BARTON TENT j Veterans, will hold Its meeting Wed-| RUMMAGE SAI Bethlehem Thimble Club will meet | be, soprano, Mrs. Perey "ae ate nenera tS ribet velock. A lecture on “Gardens” will| Clara Barton Tent, Daughters of | nesday, January 28. At 6 o'clock the} Kappa ma Mothers’ club will|Tuesday, January 27, with Mrs, | (Tacoma); contralto, aia fi k id Me DAY fe : 5 ‘ |b pyce t Mi Ronald Chapman;| Veterans, will visit the tent in Brem j teat will ferve a dinner in the] hold a rummage sale Friday and|Charles N, Steffens, 4408 Ferdinand. | Parker; teno Maraball § 3 , pha club will meet with|Madame Jessie D. Spence will sing|erton, Tuesday, January 27 armory, followed by military whist,| Saturday, January 20.31, at a loca-| lection of officers ke Renton | William Hedberg; piano, clubbow exe 1 J. H. Little, 912 Third ave. W., a group of songs. ‘The Coterie club, Clara Barton Tent, Daughters of Everyone welcome [ton to ie announced lator oar, | sten; organ, Carl Palge Ww