The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-03
BY REBECCA STEVENSON
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Pace Mr.. Ziegfcld

WNt W ' . 1tt NtAtN
Could he have seen the midnight
efaollies~ az the Junior dance last
rVenlnE he would have signcd them
\ without pSusing for breath. or died
- envy.
The old familiar hall at Christen,
sens was gonc In It's place a. hruad
canopy 81 decn blue cloudy and SOFT
came down 20 meet lattces ON which
laurel and ferns grew thickly. span
sled with many colored balloons.
Thru the blue. twinkling and thoN
did twinklcl stars shed glorioua
half llght on the dancers, Here and
there large white lanterns, those on
Second ave. grown square. gave add
tlonal nght. great clusters OF yellow
and bronHe chry samthcmufns grew IN
the windows: and along the west
wall was the most effective ana
practical decoration dance might
have. and one that always disitn.
kaishes the Juniors-a CLEANSING ana
ever,moViur rank Of extra men. this
ktlnae With an agreeable sprlnkilng OF
iunior officers nom the ships. Be-
hind ono " the iatticcs the mnsi.
clans played long and often, ana all
that was new and appealing
Late in the evening a white s'.f bed
| traffic officer. with the Cd 81 a lar Sc
sxtnp and 90" sign. directed the
| i.estestrlans. Tor the moment, toward
the Cafe De Ia Paris on the next
crossing. where supper was refN gu
as AZ all good little cafes. AT tables
outside the awninged windows Dur
ing Il all. Luigi on hts acoofa'Oh
played and played, -,
still later the Follics' Miss Mary
Dudley Walker and Mr., Forrest
tucker in an elaborate and eccentric
fax trot. Great applause from an
the spectators. seated on chairs ana
an the window seats, and mostly on
ire convenient floor, Everyone
3 knoSvS about Miss Walkers dancing
4 Then n black eyed spanish Ettl,
with a rose IN her hair. marvellous
shawl and a ian 81 fans--Miss Patri-
Ga FortherinSham. dancing with all
the AndaiuSlan charm Of spirit and
iAnEuor that Is not easy except 70
watch.
Last, Miss Margaret Ames and Mr.,
| John ReardSlee Carrixan. costufncd
ike the Ballet Kus&e IN all It's glory
gave a glorified shimmic. which
| touched the audience even 70 the
roirt OF cheers.
Everyone threw hrleht-colorcd
tame All the girls were given say
balloons. which they carried happily.
There were lovely gowns. and there
was great beauty OF effect In al the
"details. result Of the committees end.
less planning. and most 81 all. every
enc had such wonderful time AZ
this FIRST Junior.
The Junior committee u: Mr.. an
drew Price. chairman, Miss f.titiA
s~oiiins. Miss Catherine Collins, Miss
H.
williams. Mr. John Baillargcon, MI.
ssaspar Clarke. Mr.. Leo Black and
4 MI. Edwin Strout. Jr.
Ta,c next dance of the three TINS
wear win be the Bachelors ball. Jan
uary sa.
Among the numerous dinner par.
ste. which preceded the dance last
! night were those given below
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wilson were
hosts at a dinner AZ the Sunset club
hon0rsnx Miss Gladys Natcrhoaiss
/ and Mr.. stanley Minor.
In compliment 70 Mr.. and Mrs.
Gerald shannon. Or. and Mrs. Rich
ard w. Perry entertained with din.
ner at tho Sunset club.
Mics Margaret Ames entertained
gave . small dinner AZ home
Mfrs MARY Deiafield gave a dinner
AZ the sunset club for her guest.
Ms Helen woolsev. OF Tacoma
n. Hawthorne Dent entertained a
Y number OF friends with a dinner at
[ the Rainier club.
A "Dutch Treat" party az the Ter.
MS club was composed Of Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Ballard. Mr.. and Mrs. Dean
Ballard. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Martin,
Afr. and Mrs. Thornton Hamlln. Mr..
and Mrs. Douglas Sccor and Mr.. and
Mrs. Laurence Ellis.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Fischer
xave a small dinner a thome.
Mr.. John and Mr.. Cebert Bail
' tsrgeon entertained the members OF
the committee and a few additional
guests with a dinner at their home