The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 4, 1925, Page 19

= - = aaeyemem Seattle Society e¢ a MA in-0600 t—Laura ) arty; Small Bridge | Bridge Party for Mrs. Swalwell MI ‘ oe . Mir, an Mrs e ny Bin ~ ‘ : 1 xt T : ” ‘ day evening ot M e , F Mt from two " 9 oat Spee dey ai 4 Luncheon for Irs. Walter Mot Mr. Recent Bride a Ww t M w r M Ja I s Ww i} ' te Assist at Benefit Tea klin G m (Lorrain lv sr Give Luncheon at Club t . W Univeratt t Mes, A. 8. Hosts at Dinne? py tha Before Dance * A A Before the “Folies d'Hiver" on ¥ M La - “ 4 Mr w M F. Ostrander. | Entertaining at Olympic No-Host Dinner Part . tain te at Th The O Hotel Satur: |” See ening le M op Irs. Alex Pringle, Mr Program Will ra. Arthur 1 Mr. and Mrs.) Be Varied * N ft A T meet ¢ P M Shea , an I ntT ’ ’ J - 72 ee ! 1 be of To Entertain at nembern and guests pr Anniversary Dinner r to hold A The Olymp t «: s } . H . si P “ edies ie =" r ft plays see ee Pts ps y liet travel M Philip Maric pene Keeney wi atk «bout “Pygmalion.” fo: io. M Orthopedic Shops ft ‘ Clarence Sprague will . gs g St. E i M A tf cant i ud RI rd Whites Mra. Home M Warren Fusse hopedic om on Satur-| ™ H. Wiseman, Mrs ine, Mra Ri Mrs . | Magnu Swem, Mra JR. A; Weaver, Mraj Mra. H.R. 3 accompanied rank Rice, Mra PP Allen, Mre James will, sing A. € an, Mrs. J. O. John- Robert on, Mrs. J. A pson, Mes. Arthur for the Mrs. G. L. Green and Mra preceded by Harbesigh hy Mrs. Magnus Women’s Clubs CLUBS FOR SATURDAY ft chool as guest T e v be Mr eman, Mre {IZPAH TEMPLE WILL Cam Cruse, Mra. Anderson SERVE DINNER 1 sor ah Tem No. _—— © 1 ac SHUBERT CLUB . Decem Club w ain with at th Decerr OLYMPIC CAMP, NLA BRIDGE PARTY Olympic Cam The Zeta Pst Mothers’ Club will ghbors of Amertea old a t peri i en-/ regular business mecting and ele ng, De 8 o'clock, at the ‘tion of officers Monday evening, De chapter N. E. clock, in the M Reserva by cal bed hav ng M rs0-6094 e Lae We C.-?..f ST. BA ABAS t ‘are eee samiaeal The guild of St. Barnabas cha; extiber. 9; At 2 0’clock; én vilgegie, il: gels edtbserp cnhigs department of the cpa Ps phi sIst and Andover SNeCtOR Wi she aftats Members requested to atte a sale of fancy work, dolls, oe te \ om program also will be| POCAHONTAS CARD PARTY iven Manitou Council, No. M4, D. of et | B.. will entertain at the district card j party to be given Tuesday evening s CHURC 3AZ. R H CHURCH BAZAA December 8, at o'clock, in Co- The Danish Aid Operative Hall, Rainier ave. and yhn’s Danish, Lutheran chur will) Findlay st Yashington hall, 14th and &. Fir st.| CHAPTER ¢ ©: Shes o Chapter G, P. O., will meet isis cloB Monday, December 7, at 2) o'clock Bee in the Blue room at the Y. W. ¢ te Pith eS tae he Mise Belle James will be host bazaar Satur [December Petitions for two new chapters are 1 the hands of the president veces tr hands of the presiden 7 GREENWOOD P. A BAZA A ri AF are || Greenwood PT. A. will meet in z thas’ Chapel! the school auditorium Wedneac rie vs 1 food sale) Hecember 9, at 2 o'clock. Program : ern December refreshments and social hour ‘om until 6 o'clock Tea wilt & 6 id ba served and a program presented. | ponTSON-THYG A AUXJLIA pad PARTY Fortson-Thygesen Auxiliary, U Pitsewood Community Club will) w, y., will hold a noonday luncheon ve a card part th ave.| Thursday, December 10, at 2 of¢ W. on § ind: ¢ Decem: | in Veterans’ hall Armor ber 6 Mr Li Tro Ww e te J. Crory will be the we AQUILA LODGE NO. 25 ihe : Aquitt-Lodge-No;-%8,-D> of H., will in O, BE. CARD PARTY thold it regular business meeting dicen of Elka, No Il give} Wednesday, December 9, at § o'clock # card party urday ning, De} at 19291 First ave. Important mat cember 5, at 8:15 0 ut Wing's! tera will come up for discussion and cafeteria, Bridge ar Int. Every~| there will be election of officare. hedy welcome ; Owing to the Christmas holidays, jthe series of whist parties have been ADDITIONAL CLUBS | discontinued in ecertliee The ne |ries will resume January 27, The AUXILIARY RAINIER remaining parties will be held on (ORBLE POST February 10, February 24 and March i Yoble Post No.| All friends of the Degree of Honor 1 be h 10 ng, De-) are welcome to participate in the so vamber 7, at & « ithe Legion | oial artivities of the lodge club roor 0 Third ave, Norina-| ee ons of for the ensuing year] LINCOLN PATHER i be m is time, and a full} friday evening, December 4, will ttendance in denired | bring together the fathers and sons +8 of Lincoln high school for their i, F. DAY Put, A annual banquet, which will also BF, Day PT A. will meet Thurs-| honor the football team. ay, December 10, at 3:50 o'clock.| ‘The dinner this year will he cook rhe program wil be given by ttleled and served by a committee of amptive Girly, with Campfire Girld women from the Parent-Teacher r Women's OY Chapter 2489) HEARD HIS BELLS” [ “WE 1 group of children from the Fleischer School of Drama and Dance, who will appear ina play entitled “The Chriat- Star” at the Christmas bazaar and program sponsored 1 PEO, Monday afternoon, at Rainier Chapter House. (Left to right) Elsie Bernice Bjornstad, Ruth Cole‘and Meryl Winship.—Portraits by Bushnell. Pere AM Bode? ob [ CHAIRMAN | mas on WOMAN'S CIVIC CLUI T Wotnar aomlay, December § D, O. Power World Court SHAWONDASSE CLUB Shawondansé ¢ will meet w H.W. F ‘ Dena Tuesday, December at 3 G, W. ¥ PALM CIRCLE NO. 66 ember nI.0.0. F.} LORRAINE SOCIAL CLUB. 0. E. 8. Thi §., wi Decem! i Wi 7 assisting hostesse nt Flora Silliman and Mrx. Jessie All Eastern Stars are pr bite 8 Sarafrances Reiley is in EVENING PARTY charge of the card party i tapi cy hater wth Sl connection with Alpha Delta December 9, in th m star | Pi bazaar, which will be held club ‘rooms; in the "Are building. | Saturday at the Hotel Gow- : , oe Rogers. SATTL. COUNCIL T A aE NEY attie Council P.-T will meet torium, ‘The program is in charge of Mr F K. Brown, chairman of . the Motion Picture and Visual Edu Back Action H cation department. Miss Julia A %, ireck, head teacher in nat ice amd visual education, Pola Declares « “Visual Aids in the Public and will ilustrate her lec ith lantern slides Screen expre ire total REGULAR MEETING os hé Seattle wgue of Womar vd co on an un Voters will hold its regular meeting | “°C? Audience Wedne December 9 at 12| This asdeption iy made by, Poin| o'clock at The Olympic Hotel. | Negri, who claims that it marks a Mrs, Austin E, Griffiths will talk | basie difference between, stage act- | on the World Court and the Lo-| ing and’sereén acting carno Pacts recently signed in Many famous stage actor London. actresses discover. that their ex. | Sea wressions and gestures are ludicrous SEATTLE HIGH on the screen, in the first few HOOL COUNCIL P. A trial he uid. This is becaw Seattle High School Council of| they have depended largely upon Parent-Teacher soclations will! their volees rather than their ex meet Monday morning, December | pressions on the legitimate stage. | ut 10:80. o’cloc in the school slightest facial movement is! board room, Central building. Miss nd 20-fold on the creen Rone Glass, girls’ advisor of Roose: | ‘piiy must be borne in ‘thind, One velt. high school, will have charge! must get the right touch of re- | of she. Drvgram | straint down to perfection, to avoid | +e. | H z i} uwkward pantomime and grimace | MONTHLY MEETING | “When you, see a face on the The regular monthly meeting of | screen thut hay a vacant, mechan: | Martin's Mothers’ Club will be) joat oxpreanion, you will-know. the jheld Tuesday, December 8 at tho} sorsessor wan tnot. thinking deoply home of Mra. ‘Theo Leman, 2726) 0 feeling his or her part at the Ir it, ares Luncheon will bel] othe vrhinking has overything seryed at noo! Mrs, Johh Hudson, Mra Anna |‘? do with expriabfoh, gts hun ‘Toner, Mrs. Mary Murphy and Mra,| dred times more so on tli sereen | Harle Smith will be the assisting| {ian on the’ atage, because the} hostesses, —T Eastlake car to| screen player is deprived of tho; Hamlin personality of voice Asitie Be, Miss, Nogri’s latest. starring. pl COLUMBIA P.T, A fture, “A Woman of the World The Columbia P.-’T. A, will meet| provides a Aplendid opportunity for | in the school assembly Wednes-| studying her expressions ux exém. | day, December 9, at» 2:30 o'clock. | plifying the personality of thotight A business meéting will be followed! It was directed by Maleolm St by a Christmas program, including | Clair and adapted by Pierre Collings prayer by Rey, Summers, a talk} from “The ‘Tattooed Cour by on “What a Christmas of Today} Carl Van Vetohen | Should He by Res McClure, and} Veatured in the cast are \ a Christmas number by the pupils) immet Mack, Holme of rooms % 3% 4, 6 Blanche — Mehaffe and Chester'| Conkilt HOLEPKOOR HOSTERY _— = | A wise precaution againut getting | John Barrymore lets tt be Known fioles in delicate hosiery is to put | te profers boxing to acting, whereas taleum powder into the shoes be |the modern ring champion seems to fore putting them on, ‘refer acting to boxing SEATTI || Music / Distinguished | STAR aritone Personal May Cut Down on University Fund -:- Come Shopping With Cecille -: is as YAN you imagine more opportune time of yee 0 ber? I ca and I was tr delighted to find that a other clever shop he vyined our long list of aids to the the array of perfectly gorgeous things is failing to do matters real justice! ous things of many locks and heavily bound with bra hand-stitched “unmentionable hankies done in the tiniest of cross-stitch patterns, and luncheon sets heavy with' hand I feel sure that the shops I isited week u help you tremendously in selecting your gift ORIENT LANE NO NEED TO RUSH Fulfills your a for ( r ‘ nd t a. in nllh To hurried fitting when Marie Nelson, at ajamax, underwear, kime rug ir tx, camphc t The will f or coat t ment, as late linen. y em. a OF A M. t Po M. M » Carnir 602 M rn \ nue Norf isit to , Y F , for raclt ave it socked by 29 Peor nk Bldg. JUST WHEN EVERYONE NEEDS ONE A » of wih ! ark I t M a an and don't tet I Shor And ant t one of your old } ey may cleverly re-made 3 PRS L COMFY J Are beloved i ri ; ea a v popr ciate They've some rocks P p ‘ “ y rl XEDOS ARE RENTED Kati hk slippers are mfort when the day For tho smart. formal aff " and’s, 414 I Over is 0 ¢ batitute fc he hideous things idle in the close 1 Sal ede THE FAMILY WARDROBE alghiet | Should really make a trip to The Pantorium to be fresh for the t holid m things can be made to “do” after a thor © be we Call 7680—your things i gs at Harris’ 1 H al. 614 i called for and ° ¢ You should feet that your things will be quite safe in the hands De be h th ] of the cleaner ew Iururiant se ibrar | THE COVETED ATMOSPHERE oe | Of home, for the aged and infirm—best of skilled care. CApitl-2476: THE RE-CREATION OF FROCKS« tp ia coats 1 pecial f Estelle Patnaude, who does the cleverest Independence means a great deal to some of us, cven in our dem edict Arcade’ Satis clining years, and re are those of us who will wish to lve Money i ey ¢ a fo a rocka| ~ , > r fa <a co and c adda | srtae’ pariante:ctsh thet PREMATURE WRINKLES yey And se betraying crowsf e often just the eiisas sult of overworked eyes—e glasses. If you A SPECIAL PURCHASE are noticing such symptoms dmunds, Balcony, 3 ¥ Paterson's Pia ge YOU'LL BE ASTONISHED Really, o t * rocks 90 very li (As 1 wa see the marvelous that (t certe rth one’s naking them! values in the hats at Millinery, i 4 where everything in the shop is priced at five — 7 . . FQCONG | dollars for clearance. ‘This includes the metal= BEFORE-CHRISTMAS LESSONS | and the yelvets. You'll find hats In china decorat will nelp your gift work! 4137 Arcade Square | n, be it for street wear with an informal dance If you do not do any sor handwork yourself, the A may buy 218 Pike Street lovely things that have been hand-made by others Soe em i “8 e The bright flower-trimmed li metallic hate BALLOONS AND PAPER HATS | palilbasat de ubaiiigeesttetctadlnipicin hia aaloeas ; fF H | won and evening frocks of the scason: me o 1 fact, eve & for your Christ- ASR . McDermott Bldg. Fourth at HAND-MADE SHOULDER BOUQUETS paren Absolutely one dollar values are priced at fifty cents at The es ; : . Bubble, and their darling little handkerchiefs are priced at from he “trappings” at a party go so far toward making the affair twenty-five cents to a dollar-fifty, 218 Pike. however small, an occasion to be remembered by your guests with Ba ty pleasure. | cats For those with whom you are not so very well acquainted and yet mri » £8 sa ; | would remember at Christmas—handkerchiefs are always a dain THE MARY FAME SHOPPE | and appropriate gift . Needs (and sells profitably for you) your good used garments. Me da Be 209 McDermott Bldg. Fourth at Pine SPEAKING OF GIFTS ig You mt ask Mr. Hanson at The Gold Shop to show you his st because the shade of a smart gown has not suited its original Rhodenite rings (only 50), they're a truly Washington stone! owner's complerion, perhaps, you may have it at a great deal lesa 1426> Firs than the first cost . . tee The Rhodenite, a beautifully shaded pink and dlack stonc, is mined BRID G YOUR ATIN in our own Cascades! To the Model Millinery—they’ll make you one of the smart new a val . . eet hats with very. little cost. 529 Peoples Bank Bldg SHOPPING AT COLEMA? So delightfully solves one's Christmas gift problem, for they’ve the 4 satin is such @ practical, all-season hat, don’t you think? | most attractive things from the Orient and Europe at 1616 Second, he | 1 Gowman THE WHITE DESERT” there a girl with soul so dead that she cannot appreciate By Courtney Riley ¢ r nd starring Claire Windsor, Pat nd glory in the possess of a string of beads or a bracelet that O'Malley and Robert Fraser, will be at The Colonial Theater. Sun has braved the wide Pacific Ocean to come to her? day und Monday, December 6 and 7. Tuesday, December 8, brings Chote Was LAVOE Wiltkeneaat ill Be. Wit nea Bee geen. in eM COREMAN, 1S:SHOWING big acarbet lacie weal arsday, December 1 Three Tho cleverest boutonnieres, shoulder flowers and cuff bouquets for 2 ° ; | gifte—and you'll be delightfully surprised at how reasonably they're tere Weal ‘ Teg | priced! While you're there, look at the smart satin hats and the HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEE 8 t frocks they're showing Pine Street Are lovely gifts when they're hemstitehed at Elite, 414 Bldg ak ae é Bight cents a yard with the best thread, (Over Bartell's.) Tn duping boutonniere for a gift you needn't stop to question, ary | “has she one,” for the smart woman needs not one, but several Penny wise and pound foolish” is the woman who pays poorly| myyas as . map on Bek for poor workmanship and materials | THE HIT OF THE SEASOD era’ In New York are the Lucky Bunny fur garters. These make beaus " OW OW ot 7a tiful gifts for Christmas and they are to be had from the orlg~ THE FROCK FOR THE HOLIDAYS inators, Roth Fur Company, at 1905 Second Avenue. Will be ever so much smarter (and be finished so much sooner) If kaha Miss Bean cuts and fits it for you at her studio, 9 Peoples There are so many clever novelties for gifts this ycar—it’s almoat Bank Bldg : difficult to choose among them? . ‘ eee If you've nol made many dresses for yourself, you'll feel not quite] MAY TALBOT so shaky handling your lovely materials if you have experienced 1s designing and creating charming gowns! Lot her make your supervision holiday frocks. 201 Empress Bldg. Second at ing. DAD'S OLD HAT ( clover Lastern modiste has brought to us the elusive charm of Can be made ke new for only 75 cents, because, to introduce the frocks that are “different.” pvenson Hat Blocking Machine, they're cleaning and blocking for 5 eckan that price, Sorenson System, 402 Union THE BEST LOOKING COATS * Wor street or dress wear are remarkably reasonable at ‘The Holly- Can’ you Rotdplie: & Machine \so. persdan: thats wouri foltruetouur: oF wood Shop, and you'll want one of their clever little metallic hats beaver tan be blocked automatically while you watch the process to woar with the new coat, 1621 Westlake, north of Pine ’ | . YOUR HOLIDAY FUR WORK If you've been wearing last year's coat thus far, you're probably Will be done at ‘The Model at a discount of 20 per cont, Bring it finding that it will hardly do for the holiday affairs yow're plan= here as carly as pOsible, 629 Peoples Bank Lid, (Advertisement) ning om 4