The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 15, 1925, Page 13

ee, ERMA Moy THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 13 MONDAY, JUNE 15, 1925, Seattle Society fea ae ac = |Qarnighs Scho} ‘Teachers Shadents Will i y 1 Keen LeBallister, Telephone MA in-0600 mA sistant—Laura Emory ee ee ea sea sare - SS | ity Church to Give Informal Parish Re- Ea P = ception; Cards Out for Dinner Dance. , " 1 Mrs 1 H, and the| of Delta Gamma t Mr M € T 1 i men f Heta Theta I 1 t ae h eee iu Ween ev tune) Miss Sams to Hroug i nck Bighth ave Wed Saturday : 5 ; Alt ting th ns wil ® marriag ¢ Mias Mary Jar xt 4 2 x M N H Mra, C./ Sams, daughter of the oMr. J. G ( y ae Cc} M Frank D, Black, | Sams of Olympia, to Mr, Byron Gri er, but @ , J c G C. | wold ly son of M a Mra. Wil » Tea M I herd, as-| bur Byron Ives, will take place Sat Me Gare muking his f siste yM r am, Mins | urday evening, June at 8 o'clock, | t mer. H a } e vi Blog at the Ives residence in Laurelhurst mes t ( t I 1 Mr. and Mrs Esary to Mra, F, M. Lam ot Olym t t 6 'Pr al,” the | 1 t 5 song m. devotions, Celebrate Anniversary pla, will be matron of honor, a t ; rhe , e Hughe - zation, i tion of their silver Miss Helen Yelverton, Dorothy Rog tana aveutaot Fr " He I Publie a ve M and ers and Helen 1 will be the et in P Y i I James D. Esury have jasuod invita.| Maids. Priscilla Dingle will be | ais ( : tf { k I i t to a dtuher dak | the flower « yutet t F t k I x, July 2, at the Se Waldo Cleveland Ives will be : ss ; Yy : : Uris ve i es H clut best man for his t « ons A recept he nervioe The t , ace Bows ie : : ga Luncheon to Honor a < bert I ( I 1 and : president of Schiele MV fg ae Miss Conlan 4 ; 5 term. 1 . Hue, Complimented | The t Bigeie Mark In compliment to Miss Catherine : / ; eelect, Miss Ruth A I *! Good be interspersed in thirty-aix I f home Tues- | KS. 5 ¥ © J ead of OF i for Miss Conlan ta e third r 1x Ue ne bridge and showe; Mias Elsie at the at her home tt I f nes, 3639 tables will be in te of the go! n June 18; | t Perdue, on Mra. E. Me PORTS CLOTHES DANCE reservations: 1 twelve guests 03. Tal r and bridge at her home ¢ Miss Conlan 24%, oe Wedding Solemnized At Home | T riage of Mixx Jeaste Mar-| cmme, daughter of Mra, Jeante | Emme, to Mr. Chester W.} & was solemnized Saturday after: | on at 4:30 o'ch at the home of 4 mother. Rev Edward! (Left) Miss Kathryn Smith read the service » in the second of a # ties planned by the clut @ comparatt new organ mi | |One Hour i |Complimentary Musical Maurice LePlat w Affairs for Miss Blake To read. end of ling, TONIGHT 7 P. M. THE CURTAIN RAISES ON SEATTLE’S GREATEST EVENT, THE Hl pres teachers in a 0} ale, Mo’ 15, at the Cham- lake, who Maine to en Stryk- dinner ening. Only a et is of Miss Blake have ewhall, of San Francisco, who is the house quest of Miss Caro- was lovely in powder | ¥" Snyder at her home in West Seattle; (Right) Miss Carolyn Snyder.—Portraits by designed with a lace | Grady. h embroidered ALEIDH he Caleidh no 16, at 1 of es, 231 Bo: r ndant. She} Lohdaled | was gowned in su t gette over | ADDITIONAL CLUBS r (Reverie) umann flowers were a shower of | THE | Ophelia roses, orchids and valley ns was hostess at |}; ly the bride's | Fy pie—James Archiba t, Franc haw, Eve | WASHINGTON ~: ses 2 | Personal PHO. CON hing argaret * t the Perkt Patch,” In com: N Mra. Paul Stewart of who compInist. Miss visiting Kreuteer © se Lista Paul Piggott, will te Ferns - peachahaded crepe made ib for her home en ric Aaa Homers si band or neat and Hate heniae "EMBL vixA ile OWN YOUR HO M E Graduate bene o 2 lee. EMBLEM Reta John Ward Dr. and Mrs. Otis Floyd Lamson | o's were in beet vagy orbabrepybe: | teedccng abaerinllbas i. ¥rimi at supper at thelr homo let Fisher was best man tte” (Ancient aty in hi Pa@ Viardot or of Mis8) The service was read before a by who graduated | 6 o¢ ¢ tout roses and th Pym ormpantat m the Cornish ma were filled with the same blos- | 3: & Back ater, soms, The wedding march was| 4 committes composed | tent ‘a | played by Miss Edith Porter. from | ecompa: Miss Beddow Married | At the reception follo H. Vieuxta: ng | | ing the cere. | | | rdan ” |mony Mrs. Russell Carle, Mra. Car!| keenly felt the lack « cnt niees Serdea On Saturday | Wiicksst “aud the: Mies’ Kaibicen ee eal vatiabib ings \ Mate | Peevet Paganint THE ARMORY Mr. and Mrs. Willlam I. Beddow |and Doria Maltby, Ida May Gul Lthar arent pute od wvaahinat us week-end in Vance Mr exert Pin mela Reena thelr} and Edith Porter aswiated. 1 earnest. tt t see leen Jordan, Marlon: Werswesn, Juanita te, Mrs. Hills traveled in a black ben- | 6—DAYS AND NIGHTS—6 SEE:— SEE:— Mur i Mr, and | gq ensemble trimmed with aquir. Ore. | rel, a smart black hat and orchid and | read the | tities of the valley corsage. and Mra. Hills will be at home | Wayfarer apart-| ohn Gowe turday at high noon at aniat J. 8. Bach em that ha ren apel, in the pres ence of re i J Minor J.B Bach ‘ rae = A oe Rath Be ments. oe . I 0, Fugue, Presto 80 exhibits of home All-star Vaudeville Miss Beddow was a very charm- ee James Ha Kt in ne Horwits | Gergman Program: pond ingpadlicd ee beled 1a wtacery | Service at Orthopedic Nites rating 4 aan Start (ating wuconieiet | Beer: planning and_build- 4 a white tur coat] J~inch Room a. r ‘i ete) Olay anid (Melee ace wart 4 * Frumkin ; | a ae of cago, > moder - Ve ici: sat She car-) Mrs. M. C. Cheal will be hostess ¢ administration com McNeely to Present cas era The Wonder Musician dan fvory prayer book | for St. Mark's church on Tuesday at | ds of Mra Ruben Rich of a" and past | “AC Y to s ena beautitilec tare i : After the service there was | the Orthopedic Lunch room, assisted | who is fl at the Aish ident s. Child Pianist ji : si Billy Driscolt 7 ‘ast at the wedding | by Mrs. S. J. H Mra. Theo. Per. will be glad to shi ellingham, chairr of} Paul Pierre McNeely present | is s. Singin, ‘omedian of Mr. and Mrs. Beddow, with a tt, Miss Mary Cheal, Miss Nan Jar- ‘alescing. . 3 agp 4 nished rooms. 8 trustees of t Master Phillp Weinstein, gifted child 1 pa t, 11 years of age, in a-solo Mra, I M al on Tuesday evening, June 16, | je, recording seer At 8:15 o'clock, at the McNeely piano supreme chapter and also] studios, 1108 Broadway. This re-| ident of the W. & C, and|¢ mse friends as additional Mra. R. F. Hall, Mra. CB. Kel guests |ly, Miss May Cardin, Miss Margaret | On their return from their wed omas, Mra. F. Wook n, Mra, ding trip, Mr. and Mra. Satoris|$. Anderson and Mias Julia William. will be guests of the bride's par- son Mr. Oriental stage set- Lillian Deskin Oriental Dancer The Dolls’ Revue and Mrs. John Graham re 4 Friday to their qummer home | jace Port Madison. of the roll of the great men of | D tings costing many 1 is the fifteenth one in the series | : thousands rs. Bensarraer sd Cm Mr. and Mra, Willlam # Par-| Mrs ha Clark of Vancouver,| boing given by pupils from Mr. Mc-| a of dolla and others. a are presented to the }am, 20d Mr A Mare: Alay) Be TBs izer and mother | Neely's classes, and ts open to the Wamen’ S Ghibs Resolutions were presen ©) Engle are occupying their mor jot P, nada. Mrs. Vina! pubtic ] State Federa of Business and) xomes at Port Madison. wden of Brookfield, Mo., Tho numbers are: j Jent of the supreme chapter, 1 and Mra. Ola B, Miller of Washing- | Gavotte tn F 04 Professional Women's Clubs, « bied in convention at He id Star Mothers’ of America, Se-| past w 4 will be brought be em Dr. and Mra. Tom Moesdag and CLUBS FOR TUESDAY GOLD 8TAR MOTHERS’ A Nightly Feature— fam, thin i Martini Javotte In G Minor +e+++Bach | {TION WILL family are no their summer |ton, Iowa, supremo chapter organ- ’ Z co! attle Staff No. 3, will meet Tuesday, | fore convent the State! M@mily are n we esate chal agp PSR he ed to a p cutat aad | MY Heart Ever Fait | OPEN TUESDAY b cared ihe We adeca ttn oe WC Oes Clubs, to|home at Wing Point zor are expected to be present anid rs Bach-Lavignac June 16, at 2 o'clock, at the home of net 4 Peete eee give addresses pt the convention, | i The twenty-ninth annual conven- convene this week at Port Angeles, on | Sonata, Op, 49, No, 2 Beethoven | Mrs. L, V. Westerman, 1503 Sixth Allegro ma no troppo Mian Helen Igoo feft Saturday |®* they are to be in Vancouve Juno 19th and 20th for the convo tion of the Washington State Federa- tion of Women's clubs will open|ave. N. For information call Garfeid where, It ix bel 1, they will meet tor New York, wherd she will sail hr enthusiastic in rida ree Nidal once Tempo di Menuetto 10-PIECE NOVELTY ORCHESTRA M uly 2 01 10 Leviathan for Paris, |C@ton at which provincial chap-[senuet in B Fint Beethoven | .. Tuesday morning in Port Angeles. | 0622. | dorsement by that bod: iJ m the Jevinihan for J4r® ler in British Columbia will be or-|Begacelle tn Fiat Beothoven | No Extra Charge The election of a new president will | Ce ath | In. recognition of her earnest ef i wl act an es i be a prominent feature of the as-| HARMONY HOMESTEAD | forta in behalt of the emblem, Mra.|_ Mr. and Mra. Richard yi ee On Tuesday evening the Olympia RUde,i",F Minor, On. 48 No. a8) | 5 met " tt Frost, of Gold s © motoring J arcarolie in Ip. 46, No, 25 or sembl ith Mrs. H. E. Maltby of] Harmony homestead, Brotherhood | Pittwood, of the Woman's Century |Frost, of Gold Bar, are motoring |, ~ 7 | i 4's Will give a banquet and| Dedication, Op. 46, No. 29 program. | 8, 1 per-|to Portland and Seaside for a short | AUSPICES § nd Mrs. Harry Paul Pierce} o¢ american Yeomen, will hold me.| Club, was unanimously ele Imfe Falls vieing for the | morial services Tuesd irman of th SATTLE REAL ESTATE, BOARD ormmittes | stay. y, June 16, at | mannet See On Wednesday afternoon there | «meyers On, Now § cieacitenh honor 8 p. m, at 1929 Third ave. having this matter In charge, and aanay 4 | will be a tour of the state bulld-| “Reverie” ‘Atherton The official program for Tuesday “ee suitable and artistic t ade ee ares : Mra. Hen owing ne 8unc ae lings and tea at the governor’s| "The Butterfly,” Op. 18 Lavailes ye as follows FEDERATION CLUBS | ng the design submitted by her are} Sacramento to visit her son-in-law) mansion. On Wednesday evening War Paes Sole x aay avajlable for use by delegates wholand daughter, Mr. and Mra. Alfred|an open meeting will be hel place. After the meeting the yisit- Preconvention Program Federation clubs to meet Tuesday, an open meeting will be held at ater Ing officers and mombers were taken | play ‘Se hited BF | Ae a rido which included going thru e will be national conven: |Braley Parsons paday, June 16, 9 o'clock. Roosevelt! yung 19 will be: |¥ 5 Braley Parson: o0 | tions © this tat during the a Orr e High School Canadian Woman's club will give| ton" from 4 state during | | which time an educationa |Much Money,” will bo pre Registration coming months. Mr. and Mrs. Th Wi: didtoma chuptic wonderful Chetzomoka — park, ecutive board eeting, 19 to 12) curd party at federation club house, cs 5s p afte ost de nfonic toa Pivclook Dr. Roberta Wimer Ford, trustee |(Alma Little) aro receiving congra.-| During the convention delegates | Mt Se oer Peau nt Conferences, 2 o'clock. Sunset’ Helghts Literary club's | of the American osteopathic bureau |Iations upon the birth of a son,|trom the State of Washington will | aa aerved at Mrs, Terry's, Preas—Ttoom 19, Mist Belle Colver, | Sal of hospitals, was chosen vice chalr: n Edwin, Juno 11, at Provi-|be elected to attend the national he following. officers were eletoed jokane, presiding. | Strawberry luncheon at the home | Of hospitals, pues nitt “ts t Re ~ 0 eee Eolas ae and installed: Grand queen, Mrs, Id: wehaitinensin auditorium, Mrs. 3. W-lof Mrs. Cora McChesney, Sunny.|™an; Miss Florence &. McKay, na-|dence hospital convention to bo held in Minneap-| noes grand princes, Are Ri Bryan, Bellingham, presiding, « .|side, Lake Washington. Boat lcaves| tional vice Ident of the Feder. | Re ties Ollg;) Minni, ony Paptember, s0th-0th, | stannon:, grand: wechetary,’ Mike nein emereneen Nee? wt. | Madison park at 10:45 o'clock. Jation of E ss and Professional| Mrs, Frank B, Tupper, of Berke-|and October 1st and 2d, 19 ijife' strane grandiitraamuran” ais Tre invited to attend all conferences, | Womn's Lakewood Civic Im.| Women's Clubs, secretary; Miss /jey, arrived In town this morning to| ‘The P ©. Sisterhood was or-| } wg Alice Kuhn; grand conductress, M 'clock—-Home produce dinner in thel provement club's lawn party and| Citra Reynolds, president of the vislt Mrs, George F, Thompson. ganized in January, 1889, at Iowa “ ¢ ; Ressie Williams; grand inquisitor, E mnaalum, complimentary to delegates) iitcien shower at home of Mra.|Attle Council of Administrative nae a | Wesleyan in Mount Pleasant, Towa.| toy Hmogene Bartlett: grand mus, CHAPEL ENTRANCE | senaed by ioskt Morar tes R. R. McCloy, 4527 62nd ave. 8., at} Women in Education, is in cha Mr, and Mra. J. Howard Allen re-/One of tho chief objects of the si8-|icinn, Mrs, Helen Eads; board. of MEER OSE AVE Formal Opening of Convention {1 o'clock. ‘The shower 1s for the| of the arrangements for the deslén turned today from Bast Sound. terhood In educational work, and) crana-¢rustees, Mrs, Ida’ Svendgard, 5 Tuerday evening in Masonite temple st | nrpose cf furnishing the clubhouse | to be Me 1 in poster peauers bir money iP were loaned to near Miss Nell Phillips, Miss Anna Olsen, clock ; ; ; the like; Miss) Luella Ayers, pas 1,100 girls and young women to’ Baie = M: theme—""Tae American Home, | Kitchen, If adverse weather con ; |ma’ A, Hausman, Seattle; welfare, | Miss Emily Cline, Mrs, Marie Case; Se riot Aueet' cate, Br 9 (anions exist, the party will be held| President of the Seattle Businegs|™4 A, Hausman, Sea el nasist’ thom in completing high . grand his orjan, Mrs, Ada Ivy; past > yomon's C! s| Victoria Trumbull, Seattle, and Zi-|, siness and college cours Woeatmore, president, and Mra. D. B. Me-lat club house, and Professional Women's Club, is| Victoria Trumbull, Sea chool, business and college courses.| cong quoen, Mrs. Ida Svengnrd, One May Be Sure Tivray, first vice president, presiding. ones e: in charge of publicity. | tella Fassett, Spokane. There are now 19 state chapters, Th ‘ Proceanional—Officers, past president: . , tees 7 he next annual convention of tho RT a 5 f 7 dia oniemen [or Gapurtinentes "la YWOOD CHAPTER, PICIAL ay “ Tho finance committee includes | 1.200 Mal play isife tic 38°) grand parlor will be held in Seattle, | of ree yi cour iens ee eifigient Pledge to fl oO. AL ry Jado, Seattle; honorary | 990 members In 88 states June, 6, wit 0 service here because the rsona TT aeLiish rite Rex: ¥.\ verkoe VERELS 8. ANNOUNCED | Mary M. Wado, Seattle; honorary | shih a, une, with Princess Angeline P ables, Port Angeles. | Greenwood chapter, No. 196, 0. B. ‘America the Feautitu card party Tuesday | companian Mra, May Bicknell evennig, June 16, at 8 o'clock, at Volcom to Our eity—-Mr. H. B, Hed-| Greenwood Masonic temple. Whist Parlor No, 2 as hostess \ The regular monthly meeting of Parlor No, 2 has been postponed to attention of a proprietor is given each call. This is always a mat- ter of tremendous importance. The Woman's Legislative council| chairman; Sara A, Addis, Tacoma, | x arryiy DAUC of Washington, announces Its offi; chairman; Dr. Ida L, Deane, Ta-| OF WASHING! cial roster which includes the fol-| coma; 1, Ellen Day, Auburn; Myr:| The annual convention of tho lowing committee chairmen nd parlor of tho Native Daugh: ITRS anwembly. | §., will gi Seattle; ac- eration, Mra. HG. Horstman, president, ne nes ha gpd re ® program, | fare, Jessie T. Irving and Rare 1, | aets as one advisory re and turday, June 6, at Port Townsend, B Vocational Director sonal, sympathetic interest is Re Minn Janet Moore, Olympla. Ober, both of Seattle; banking and| Letitia Winneman, who serves as| with Lucinda Hastings Parlor No, 1, ° ai ni iy oa Bolo, “Creole Tove Bone’ (Dudley NORWEGIAN HOSPITAL TO currency, Alfa Salmon Ventzke,!an ex-officlo member, Mra. Mattio|as hostess, The out-of-town visitors rc etaaie ce greatly to be desired. _ Those who Been re aun, et oomPen: CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY Winthrop; conservation, Jossle B.|C, Semones of Seattle will serve as mot at tho boat and escorted The New Washing~ call upon us are assured of these President's address, Mrs, B, ¥. West-| The Norwegian Hospital associa-| Kastner, Tacoma; commerce, Mina| chairman of the resolutions com:|to the banquet room after which Wieneeiarae things. wer 40 o'clock—-Flower wedding, airectea | “OM Will celebrate its twelfth anni-| Hood TAghtfoot, Seattle; equal| mittee, Legal counsellors for the taken to the home of Mrs Mee eappalntinenta by Mra 1. J. Exleknon, Reception veruary Tuexday, June 16, at 1:30 rights, Sophie 1. W, Clarke, Seattlo; | organization include Lady Willie} Ida Terry where the meeting took see o'clock, at Norway hall, ‘Tho cele-| farm and market, Alice P. Yarnoll,| Forbus, chief; Manche Funk Miller ZETA PBI bration will take the form of an old-| Gig Harbor; health, Dr, Afico M,|'Tacdtna; Susan C, Hohman, Seattle; MO rte it Y CLUB fashioned pound party, with Mra. H.| Smith, Tacoma; labor, Annatiello| Reah Mary Whitehead, Seattle; Al Zeta Pal Mothers’ club wilt hola |M: Haugan and Mra, Mugene Sher-| Nemitz, Seattle; p Jone Gar-| tha Perry Curry, Seattle HOR atu Casing: had ting and election of | W/m, members of the sloop party at|rott, Seattle; Iaw enforcement, Em, The official board is now com ; the centennial celebration June 28,) ma 8, Wood, Seittle; home econom:| posed of Helen J, Scott, Tacoma, | pry Sain age spo Mie ball, | acting Aas hostesses, Jom, Eiffle I, Raitt, head of the Homo| president; Joaslo 'T. Irving, Seattfo, 4428 Dawion a itembere ard nuked | Members and friends of the hos-| eonomia® department of the Unt-| vice president; Nettle V, Potersd to attend, as thin is the last meet. |Pltal are invited to bring a pound of] versity of Washington; political in| Walla Walla, recording secretary {ng until @utumn, ‘Take Rainier |*t@plea, An old-fashioned program | formation, Ione K. Humes, Seattle;| Myrtle Cotrill, Yakima, t Only Concert in Seattle MASONIC TEMPLE \ i a . ~, "SUPERIOR ica East Pine Street and Harvard Avenue 5 iy being arranged for tho affair: rescue and protection, Amanda 1, Victoria 1, Trumbull, Seattle, execu | Valley car and get off at Ferdinand f i y Citi ache Gordon, Senttle; rehabilitation, Car-| tive head of fogisiative bureau {n W un y at ft a RAINIER BEACH rio M. Barr, Yakima; recreation, | Olympia; Sophie 1, C. Clark, Seat ednesday, e ‘ INGS4 QUARAND CLUB COMMUNITY CLUB Mary M, Logenbaugh and Ida Me+| tle, editor in chief official bulletin; Mekotn for snlauat Sher ov Third Avenue at Ping Q ie MAIN O54 Street) Washington Amerion Line, O10 Secoml Aven: PICT S— Nullding: Norwegton and nt the entrance, a E300 FAST PI 00, $1.50 and §2,00 Quarante club will meet Tuesday} The regular meeting of Rainier] Question, Grand Mound Industrial] Sadie Hills, official press correspon evening, June 16, at 6 o'clock, for a| Beach Community club will be held] Home for Girls; social, Latitin A,}dent; trusteo In Counsellor Publish pienlc dinner at Lowman Beach| Tuesday, June 16, at & p.m. at the Winneman, Seattle; schools, Grace] ing company representing the coun nark. dolub hall, Cox BM4y, Kdmonds; taxation, Hm tell, 1. Ellen Day of Auburn Saye mpage tN NOUN er RA