The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-08
Society
Dan NurScru Fetc


grounds OF the home 81 Judge and
Mrs. Frederick fausman. Mrs. Her.
~ Frederick and Miss Rebecca
Collins sat beneath large green
japanese umbrella and received the
admittancc fees for the annual Car.
den Fctc OF the Seattle Day Nurn.
cry yesterday afternoon on the
table where the cash box ,ested
was a DOH baked In a unique cake
cradle. which was donated by Miss
Milnora Roberts. and which bore
the following verse;
where did you come from baby
DEAR
Out Of the cake box into here.
Where ola you set your checks 90
niccf
A touch OF frost. a coat Of ice
The baby IN her little crib was
raffled and Mrs. J II. Calvert was
the fortunate winner
a. the right OF the garden was
the candy booth. beneath large
yellow Japanese parasol and saiiy
hcdecked with shasta daisies. The
young ladies' who dispensed the
candies. all clad IN yellow and white
gowns. were Miss LILLIAN Michasiis.
Miss Pisa Michaeiia. Miss Anne
Michaeiis. Miss Lucille Greene. Miss
Harriet Fulmer. Of Nevada. who n
the guest Of Mrs " " ScagraveH.
Miss Grace Heffernan. Miss Doro-
thy Lindsey. Miss Helen Huston
and Miss Josephine Yot,. Mrs C..
H. whi,elaw. Mrs. a o. Ioc and
Mrs. W H. seagravcs were the
matrons IN charge Of the booth
while the young ladies fitted about
the lawn.
Dainty little Betty f1caEer dhuFh
ter % Mr. and Mrs a. A Fieager.
In the fiufficst OF white organizes
trimmed with pink rosebuds over a
pink silk slip. and with a sauey
bonnet made Of white orsandi~ was
the center OF attraction with her
charming three and half year old
personality and gracious manner ~
approaching the guests. she sold
many cortaEes.
Mrs. Keith Logan Bulnr was In
charge 81 tho flower booth. assisted
by Miss Judiihe Gibbs. Mis- Mary
Dudley walker. Miss Dorothy Ew,
Ing. Miss Hazel Mcmillan. Miss Hell
en- Walker and little Miss Mary
Cecilia De ysuve. who was most
fetching In a green orrandie dress
Presiding over the tea tables were
Mrs. James "a he Vsuve Mrs
George Tiiden. Mrs. n. A. Ficagrf.
Mrs { y. stimson. Mrs n Ire.
land. Afrv. Edgar Ams.. Mrs u y
Frederick. Mr.. william II Me.
Evan Miss cordeila Jennings was
in charge OF a bryy OF rirls who
assisted In serving the tea. They
wer. Miss Margaret Au~.. Miss
Lois Reynoids. Miss Iucy sempie
swaas,rom. Miss Evelyn GOWN.
Miss Frances oldham. Miss Emrna
Anderson. Miss Marion Haynes.
Miss Helen Thompson. AfIs. Helen
sehwassr, Miss Hazel Archibald.
Mrw. Bausman was charming In
an artistic yellow gown and hat TO
match. Che was assisted IN re-
cciving the guests by Mrs. James
II. Calvert. Mrs Burke. Mrs. ID. r.
Skinner. Mrs G.. A. c. Rochester
and Mrs. A. II. Anderson.
Longs orchestra played excellent
selections during the afternoon. and
In a hidden nook Of the garden sat
Ia fortune teller. who. Judging from
the looks Of the peoples faces a.
they emerged from the scance. was
most successful in her in,srpreta.
lions OF her mystic art.
In charge of the arrangements
were Mrs. James H. Calvert. prenl
dent of the Seattle Day Nursery:
Nrs. q. A. G. Rochester. chairman
OF the committee: Mrs. II. J. Illus
ton. Mrs. william Sherman Walk.
er. Mrs Leroy VI. Baekus. Mrs. l.
H.. Mcndel. Miss Rsbeeca Collins.
Mrs. Patrick Mccoy, Mrs. David
Grant, Mrs. o. a. Loo. Mrs c. H.
whtslaw. Mrs. J. q. Graham. Mrs
John l.. Yocum. Mrs. David on
more. Mrs. Henry Broderick. Mrs.
w. II. seasravsa, Mrs. w. c. Daw