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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-01
NEW WAY OF
STUDYING CITY

wha, DO you really know about
your community
During the month Of January
the wonans city club OF New York
city offered Ito members and
others who cared 10 atfeni--two
courses Of lectures. one In IN. fire
department and one In tho depart.
ment of licenses
The fir. department lectures were
illustrated by stsr~optiAn pictures
Necessary kno~iedgS Nor III. new
woman voter 10 an understanding OF
tho way licenses are granted 20 food
vendors. employment offices. dance
halls. motion picture theatres. news.
stands. taxicab~. summer smu.e.
urnts. etc All OF These things arc
feature. Of daily life with which the
home come. IN more o. less oiuee con.
tact
Arrangements are being made In
other civic organizations 10 cory
New York's program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-01
ASK JACK
HE KNOWS

Look at Jack. with q new girt.
How does he DO ~ Always dressed
up and prosperous looking, and
each time a classy looking Eiri.
We work In tho same OFFICE and
our tots pay about the same, but
I've never been able TO do the
things Jack does. He's always
dressed way ahead OF time. You
know. n new spring suit when tho
rest OF us are just beginning TO buy
now necktic TO doll up the old
winter suit and try 10 get away
with II that way. And the funny
part OF the whole thing Is, he's
never short OF cash. A new over
coat makes no morn impression
upon his bankroll than n package
Of cigarettes does on mina. How
does he do ity'
Hes wiser than you think. old
man. and now that know his
secret I'm going TO keep pace with
him. I'm going TO ret the million
dollar habit. too. He buys all those
classy clothes at Cherry's store.
He tells me they have as many mon
customers as women. It's n case
OF pay a small amount down and
the rest as you please and you
know what a cinch that L.. He
got that nifty coat for sis.75 at
their store. OF course. they have
higher priced overcoat. but they
are all at a reduced price. Their
store Is at 207 Rialto Bldg. on
Second ave. between Madison and
Spring. over the Pis'n whistle"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-01
NORTHWEST ART PRIZES
TO BE AWARDED TONIGHT

Mrs. Henry Osterman. rtats art
chairman; Mrs Henry Lande. pres
idsnt OF the Seattle federation: Mrs.
J. NJ Cunningham. nrst vice presi-
dent Mrs. William iovey. second
vice president. win receive the guests
Presiding al the tea table viii be
Mrs. Harriet Mccreary Shaw ~ The
Century club. Mira A. J. Webb Of the
Borosis club. Mrs Daniel Itagan of
the West Seattle Art club. and Mrs.
William Dignon Of the West Bide
Improvement club. Members Of the
art committee will a9sist Mrs. w. NJ.
Elliot. Mrs Blake p. Mills. Mrs. X.
Cunningham. Mrs. Anna Winsor.
Mrs. y. W. Graham. Mrs. A Jost and
Mira. A. u. Swain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-01

hav. the required iength. then turn
anf single crochet completely around
each diamond.
For the outer edr~ start NJ q ssde
point and chain 8, double crochet
into the ard stitch from the starting
point. chain . and double crochet
into the ard stitch from the lass
double crvehe, stitch Continue up
each side. the only change being a,
the center point where you chain )
and double crvche; Into the rafne
place into which you double croche,
your last stitch. which allows the
eir- TO lie fiat Where the two
diamonds are Joined do not chain
stitch between tho two double
crochet stitches. no that there will be
no fIlineEn ai this point
After making a compless row Of
open meahna around the outer edge
Of the diamonds turn and single
crochet twice into each space. single
crochet once on each double crochet.
chain and catch u into the las;
single crochet. thus making a picot-
DO this completely around the outer
edwe, Then break your thread
The timer cdFe In a chain made Of
enough stitches 10 lie fiat between
each diamond upper point Turn
and sill each Of these spaces with
single crochet stitches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-01
Music
May Peterson
Wins Applause

May Peterson. prima donna 90
prano. Of the Metropolitan Grand
Opera company. was heard Ia concert
last evening at the First Methodist
church. with tho Temple chorus.
Miss Peterson has a lovely. clear
soprano voice Of good quality and
ranFa Her first group Of songs con
tanned Aris Do Momua. -Patron. Viola
feffect du vent" from -Phoebus ct
Pam by Zach: 'oh. No. John" an
old English song. a In claire fon-
taine." old French. Canadian and
aria. -Ailelujah" from -Etsuitate."
by Mozart In her next group jag
Tror." a Swedish folk dance by
Dannstrom. IAcurance's wi um.- an
Indian lullaby. ana Songs MY
Mother Taught Me" were the moot
enjoyable The large audience greet.
ed each number with prolonged APP
pinusc. and Miss Peterson responded
with several encores.
Th. chorus. under tho direction Of
Montgomery Lynch. sang unusually
well. and showed excellent training.
For their opening number they gave
Hymn 10 Music" by Dudley Buck.
This was followed by Prayer and
Finale" Aet I. Lohengrtnl by Rich
ard Wagner. In this number Mr..
cisrenoe ]. Rylliaasen. Mrs. Alice
Pinck ston Maclean. Miss Lois Wiley.
Mr.. Henry o. Price and Mr.. Frank
A. Tiffany had the solo parts. This
was greeted with such enthusiasm
that I, waa repeated. The last two
numbers. -solveg's Song by Ed.
ward GriegI and Possinis -infiain-
matus II Accensuz. sung by IN.
chorus and Miss Peterson. were both
admirably executed. and tho mp
piaure which greeted the last number
called for a repetition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-01
TRAVELLING SALESMAN
CONTINUALLY DIZZY

Mr.. w. A. Davis. residing at
Hunting Park. Calf. reports tina;
gradually he became run down and
was afflicted with severe headaches
and dizziness He says that he com.
pietsiy lost his pep and was afraid
that he would soon lose his position
M travelling salesman unieas he
recovered his strength and normal
poises
He was induced by . CLERK In one
Of the stores OF the Owl Drug Com
pany In Los Angeles To try vinol
Within n month. Mr.. Davis says. n.
observed decided improvement.
and now he Is feeling fina
vinoi. the wonderful rccup>ra tive
tonic for weakened or crnaniated
men. women and children. IL sold by
Swift Drug Coe--AdvertIsement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-01
Public Invited to
Artist Reception

a reception that the public IN tn
vitcd to attend Ia that 10 he given
Tuesday. February :. from 20 4 In
tho Fine Arts gallery in honor OF
tho exhibiting artists by the Seattle
Federation Of women's clubs
This Ia an unusually friendly way
for Strangers In the city. who are In.
tsrcs.ad In getting In touch with the
art life Of tho community. 70 be
como acquainted with our artists and
with the citizens who help TO sup
port ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-01
Clubs

now board of trustees. headed by the
now president. Mira. Everett smith.
has It's first meeting next Monday
morning.
More than 5000 Seattle women and
girls are now enrolled In the Seattle
association. according TO tho annual
report OF Mirs Gay Lawson. member
ship secretary, Just compiled II In
tho present plan 10 have 1000 MON.
bers enrolled before the expiration OF
the present year, with 10000 mem
bcrs a. the ultimate mark az the
Seattle institution.
Associa ton officials VII also lend
every assistance to Miss Elizabeth
Dickerson. health and physical edu-
cation director. 90 promote her de-
partment this season. Seattle women
arc manifcsting increased interest In
this department. ms is evidenced by
the fact that In 1890 asa women
and girls made uso 81 the ~ swim
ming pool. 1891 attended the gym.
nesium. and 7.o7s took health les.
soma
A record membership Increase In
all association clubs was made dur.
Inc tho year according 20 Mrs. Grace
crowdcr and Mrs. A. " Mullins
leaders Of this work One of the
most active club years In the asso.
citation history u anticipated In 1891.
Native Dsnghtrrs n Washington
The Native Daughters OF Wash,
ineton arc going 20 meet with MIR.
Moliie Case. at 2ai. y. Roy ST. on
February 4. a, T3o y. m Altar q
disarmament. during the war period.
they are again meeting. and welcome
all those who ARD Interested In them.
Also. win the charter members
please take MOTTO. OF same and b. In
attendance. business 81 great import.
anos In 10 be tskcn care Of at this
meeting. For furthw Information.
please call Mira Case or Mrs. Ella
shannon. st 1878 ". ssth st
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-01
HOW TO COOK
RICE NICELY

Rice TO be at Its best and most at,
tractive TO serve should be light and
puffy with each kernel whole and
dry. Try the following method OF
cooking rice and 500 II II isn't an
improvement on the old way Of boil.
ing.
Put cup Of rice In = stew pan
with sufficient cold water to cover.
Bring to the boiling point strain and
blanch In cold water. Have Q or 4
pints OF saited boiling water in . kct.
tie Put in the rice and cook IL or
is minutes Turn into a colandcr,
pour hot water over II. cover with q
clean dry cloth and let stand near
the fire for two hours. Every grain
should be separate and fluffy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-01
HOUSEHOLD HINT

when the glass stopper Of a bottle
or oruet refuses 20 come out. try heat
ing the neck Of the bottle In tbs
flame Of "A match and then tap tbs
stopper gently with the handle Of .
kitchen knife.
The heat causes the glass holding
the stopper 20 expand. letting the
stopper slip out Care must be TAX
en- to heat only the outer layer Of
glass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-01
Affairs for Visiting
ladies

Mrs Henry Kendari Of Boston.
wife Of the national president OF
the American Institute Of Archt
tec,s. who are TO hold their annual
meeting In Seattle next Saturday.
and Mrs. Robert Kohn Of New
York. win be honor guests at .
luncheon TO be given at the Won
EMS University club on Friday BY
the wives OF the local architects.
A drive 10 points OF interest IN
the city win follow. with q cup Of
tea At the Yacht club later In the
afternoon On Saturday the mems
society hav. extended invitations to
the ladies' for q luncheon at the
Hotel Washington. and also 10 the
banquet to take place In the eve
ming.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-01
Cornish Puppets
to Be Seen
This Week

Children and all Erownup~ who
love rial ilfe In miniature are
planning to attend the perform
anccs Friday and Saturday OF the
Cornish puppets.
Two matinccs. two evening en-
rNgcments. and a special ehiidrrn's
matinee Saturday morning. featur.
inx the Tale of Peter Rabbit" win
be given at the Auditorium. IN
tffth ave.
.-rhe Maker cf Drrama.- which
was called Unusually CLEVER
when recently shown In Portland.
will be given EVENING"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-01
Lace Patterns
A New Design
Every Week
nIAM0Nn EnGIN0

TO make the lace illustrated. all
the diamond. must he made first.
Make n chain OF 10 stitches. turn
and single crochet into each Of the
10. then turn and make enough
single crochet rows 10 make a per.
feet square.
Chant 10. turn and make another
diamond. as explained above Con.
sinuo making the diamonds until you
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-01

ones have BEEN sdded: The Conquest
Of Tn. Seven Sins. 4" ~,rhs Departure.
.-rhs Castle 81 tbe haidens' ana
''Th. Golden Tree" Miss Jessie NJ
Lockwood. principal. considers the
collection unique and II urging ths
students 10 continue earning money
20 complete the set. which " an asst
10 the entire community.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-01
ADDITIONAL UUBs
u. w. O. A. Noon

Health. r-crcaiional and vocational
subjects win be carried out on an
augmented scale By the Young Wom-
ems Christian Association this yesr.
according 20 the 1871 expansion pro
gram now being arranged by associa,
ton officials This program will 70
ceive special confederation when the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-01
LET YOUR SPRING
HAT BE BLACKo

Black L. tho favorise color for
spring millinery, with olive. old rose.
hcnna and turauoiGe ranking next In
favor. Tho choice materials are sat
In and taffc,A- Duycsyn IL only be
Ing used for ornaments and nowerA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-01
By DOROTHY FAY GOULD

Betting In active today among the
TOO mcfQbers Of the Seattle Fine
Arts society - 10 the prize winners
In the Northwest Artists exhibition.
The paintings will be unveiled and
the secret Of the jury's awards re-
ycaied when the doors open at 3
o'clock tonight 20 members and en-.
hibitors at the galleries. l2iS Fourth
ave.
beginning Wednesday the galleries
will be open daily 20 the public from
~ 10 Q and Sundays , to 6. Incl.
dentaliy. new members are welcomed
MORE CANvAsEs
THAN EVER BEFORE
IL II known that more canvases
were turned in this year than ever
before and tho jury spent II hours
Saturday picking out the refuses. ("
Paul GuEtn. Athan Marulis and
Mrs. Robert walkinshaw were all
ON the jury and are well known
painters themselves Also Mrs. Kath.
crime Baker and Miss Agnes Birk.
man.
Ono afde wnii WINS etscked with
work declined IL would bo Of inter.
est n the canvazes not hung could be
shown also. M IL often done In Paris.
OF course. nons crude. hard work.
especially flower studies. has TO be
eliminated.
But crude WORK that shows . germ
81 progress il often accepted because
OF the possibilities n promises.
Mira. Clare Shepard Shissicr's min.
iaturcR will be missed this year. for
she has none exhibited. tho she In
known 10 have done several lately.
a soldier among them.
But the work OF some promising
new artists In 10 be shown Paul
Dustin and Ambrose Patterson have
each one picture at the exhibition.
but Guatin just had a one man show
and Patterson II planning one In the
spring. Mrs waikinshaw. whose
portrait Of Barharn Berg was one Of
the most attractive at the last years
show. has a new portni, hung.
Tho old fayorltss viii be eas>riy
looked for. but. as usual. II IL en-.
pecied some dark horse" viii be
the winner. Mr.. Forkner. Mrs. Mer-
Ram and Mrs. stephens were among
last years surprise prize winners.
and speculation on this years lucky
artists will be keen until the jury's
findings are revealed this evening.
Mrn. Alexander McEwan. Mrs.
Joshua Green. Mrs. ID. r. Frederick.
Mrs J. -. Lowfnan. Mira Dwight
Meade. Mira Manson y. Bachus. Mrs.
John Erikson. Mrs. John Collins.
Mrs. Park Weed willis and Mrs. A.
NJ. H. Ellis are hostesses for the
opening reception
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-01
WASH BLACK
STOCKINGS IN
BLUE WATER

Black stockings should always b.
washed In blue water. This preserves
The color and they win keep black
much longer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-01
York School Gets
More Abbeys

A year ago the York school began
collecting n set Of oolored pictures Of
Abbey's Holy Grail from the frieze
in the Boston public library. To the
seven they already ponsess -four new
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-01
Mrs. Arey and
Mrs. De Fdlmdr to
BE Welcomed

In welcome to Mrs. william Arey
and Mrs. J. De Falmar. who have
recently taken up their residence
In West Seattle. Mrs. Arthur w.
Lpsky viii entertain with a card
party II her home merit Friday
afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-01
Denny-Renton Prize
for Architecture

The Denny .Renton Clay Co. has
j,is, made IN offer TO the university
Of $50 prize To the student doing
the bert work In architecture for the
year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-01
MARRIAGE Announced

a message received in the city yes
onrday from san Francisco an.
ueuncc~ the marriage last Saturday
e Mrs. Marion Henderson Lesh OF
New York city 10 Mr.. Leroy A. Ma
uDmbcr OF san Francisco. The news
= Of especial interest to Seattle PEG
-. as Mr.. Macombcr h n freuuen;
visitor tn the city and In widely
Known
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-01
Plans Afternoon
81 BRIDGE

For the pleasure Of Mrs John
xnox witherspoon- who In leaving
ooon for an extended Eastern trip.
Mrs. Charles II. winder win be
hontess at a bridge afternoon at
6ar home next Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-01
CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY


CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY
wc~t Seattle Art Club
Mrs. u. H. Mesa a6sS 42d ave.
\. W. will be hostess 20 the West
Seattle Art club "wednesday morning.
Tho subject will be -soroila-- led by
Mrs Joseph l. Harris. Van BfiKgie
Pottery" will 10 discussed BY Mrs.
l. Vincent Cola
Progressive Thought Club
Mr~ X c. Mccrodio of sunnyrde.
a member Of the state board OF
health. viii be tho speaker Of tho
day NJ tho open meeting Of the
Progressive Thought club TO be held
at i:So.
RAinisr Reach Womans Cub
Mrs. Oswald Brown viii talk on
-forcign IAnds.- with stereopucon
views illustrative thereof. at the
meeting OF tho Rainier Beach
Woman's club. 20 be- held with Mrs.
orio W. Brown. iotse 9th ave. T.
Chiio Conservation League
Mrs. r. H. Durham. ss7s Burke
ave-. will be hostess TO the Lincoln
Circle Child Conservation league at
40 p. m. when papers will be read
BY Mrs r. q. Mccoy on Childish
Creation In the Thought World and
ItH Possibilities When Property
Directed" and Mrs. r. u. sump,sr
on The Tragedy OF tn. Miaundcr.
stood chld~ A reading viii be given
by Mrs w. r. Rinehart. the pro
gram closing with Becthoven's
sonata given by Mrs r X Parker. |
Seattle Hebrew Brnevoieus
Association
Nomination Of officers win Be
Hebrew Benevolent association TO be |
held at 2:ge .. m. In the vcsuy |
rooms Of Temple de Hlrsch
Women u Mc,s~h~ars I~gscn
Al 9 p. m the Women Of Moose-
heart Legion viii meet In Moose
Temple
william Mckinley Circle. Nc II
William Mckinley Circle. No. II. |
Ladies' Of the q. A. r.. will give /
It's regular monthly dinner at noon.
Wednesday. February 2. Veterans
hall. Armory. At 9 o'clock the same |
evening q card party win os given
Womeu's Century Cub
Drama department vii NEE, Wed.
nesfay. 1870 a. m. at the Federated
clubhouse. Mrs. \. X Maxon Will /
read . oneacs play by J. NJ. Barrie
spanish department viii meet Wed /
n.sday. io.1o. at Y. w. c. A Cur |
rent events department on Thurs |
day, D m. at the home OF Mrs |
]. u. clapp. ,oth and Aloha st Ito
view Of favorite short stories
q. Z. c. whts Cub
Social COMMITTEES. q. T. C. whist
club. at Panama cafeteria. isiB
Third ave. at $50 p IN Pro
erewivs whist party.
IouiA Social CuA
fonta Social club at Masonic Tern |
pie. ~ . .. m Cards.
Svaft1e League a Nasious
Seattle League Of Nations win |
meet wednesday. February .. at II
.. m. balcony % Hicks cnfetcriA
Wcmcn's Auxiliary ~ the Brsfkh- |
American Association
The womcn's AUXILIARY OF tho Brit |
lsh-American association will meet |
AZ the home Of Mrs. Robert Gillespie.
Ill Ward st. wednesday. February
?. at , p. m. Women OF British birth
are invited TO this and all other meet.
ings OF the association. Take West
Queen Anne car TO Ward ST
VT Baker Improvun~nt Grub
The Mt Baker Improvement club
win meet Wednesday at . p. m at
the club house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-01
BRIDGE Dinner

Next Friday evening at sac
o'clock the women's University club
viii entertain with a dinner. followed
n4er By bridge The hostesses for
TIE affair will be Mrs. r. L. skeel
and Mrs.. Charles A. Bemis. Reser-
vsttons for tables to DO made at
~ club house
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-01
Mrs. Strtrc to Keep
~At Home" Dan

As was formerly her custom Mira
yfsosrick Strive will receive her
1f1ends the first Thursday OF each
mpnth On next Thursday Mrs.
0eruvs VIII be assisted In the en-
onrtAinmcnt Of hor callers by Mrs.
laurence Moss Arnold and Mrs
Cnpny Clarke
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-01
Birthddn Celebration

Celebrating the birthday Of her
Nkt1e daughter Anne. Mrs Donald
q Nicholson viii entertain q group
q little girls at her home on FRI
~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-01

Two dement's enrunium and ne
buiora. arc known TO exist In the sun.
which have not yet been found on
earth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-01
Yisitor COMMUNICATED

Entertaining In honor Of Mrs.
Roderfck Campbell of Vancouver.
b. C.. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Cole
man were hosts at . small card
party at their home on Saturday
oveuing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-01

Miss Katherine Dcnohue ieft This
morning for Coronado. Cal. where
she will be the guest Of Miss Kath-
crime AEen-
Mr.. and Mrs wiiram Peterson
and family left yesterday for Long
Beach. Cal. WHERE they plan to
spend the next two nonths
Mrs Hannah Hodes and daughter
Madeline will ieav, tomorrow for
New York city. where they viii
jcin Miss Irene Hodes and make
their horne with Mr.. and Mrs. II
r. Dermott the sonin.law and
daughter Of MIRA Hodea
MIRA n. c. Beck went up 20 Bell
inEham yesterday. returning today.
Mr.. and Mira Stanley Ballard and
two small sons. who have been visit.
ing relatives In tho city for some
time. viii leave the last Of the week
for their home In Yakima
Mr.. Percy Bamford len last EVEN
Ing for . abort visit In Portland
Mrs. ErrnA Farrar Raucr. VINO has
been visiting In san Francisco and
vicinity for the past three months.
win return TO her home In this city
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Cummings
have returned from their wedding
trip and are guests at the hom. Of
Mrs Cummings parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Moses. They plan tn
remove TO their new home. 3s5 Lake
side blvd. In few days.
Mr.. and Mira John srarrur enter
tained . party Of friends for the
weekend as their country home a,
Port Madison
Mr.. and Mrs Newton r~i,head
spent tho week end In Tacoma
Mr.. and Mrs.. c. ". Coidstein are
guests At the New Ambassador hotel
In Los Angeles. where they plan TO
remain for an indefinite period
Mi1 Nancy Emory b IN .virrfnfa
Mason hospital. cnnvai@scinx from
An operation for appendicitis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-01
Engagement Announced

Mr.. and Mira ~ J. scabrook an
nounce The engagement Of their
daughter. Helen Alicia. TO Mr.. VIII
liam Vincent Horgnn Of this city.
Tho wedding vii take place this
month
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-01
NJ. and Mrs. Butler
Sumner Hosts

IN compliment to MrA Robcrt l.
Green Of Chicago. who Is their house
GnesG Mr.. and Mrs Jason d. Butler
entertained with . supper at their
nnme On sunday evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-01
Dinner Dance at
Arctic Club

The Arctic club win entertain with
= formal dinner and dance for mem
bers and their guests on Thursday
evening with dinner at $40 O'Clock,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-01

AIRS JACOB KAUFMAN has cr.
AVA tended invitations to a luncheon
- her home on Friday. complt
Uentary to Mira Robert l.. Green Of
Chicago. A musicale viii complete
the entertainment az the afternoon.
This n the hrst OF a series Of lunch
onns Mrs Kaufman Is planning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-01
Mrs. Hdmmons
70 Entertain

1lrs. Frederick Dent Hanmons
W1u entertain next Tuesday after
Zen ~ her home In the Washing.
"a apartments with an Informal
- In compliment To Mrs John
xnox witherspoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-01
Mrs. Frank Wolff
70 Be Hostess

The music department e Shs
Wemans Century club win enter
on1n - Friday afternoon At the
Aone ~ Mira Frank Wolff. i5es
Ninth ava w. Nra. Frederick w.
Graham has arranged The following
DEogrAm:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-01

Mrs. u. H. Mesa tbsb asd ave.
\. W. will be hostess 20 the West
Seattle Art club "Wednesday morning.
Tho suhject will be "Sorolla." led by
Mrs Joseph l. Harris. Van BriEgle
Pottery" will DO discussed By Mrs.
1. Vincent Cola
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-01
Seattle
Society

Lsfncheon to Compliment
Chicago Visitor; the
Marriage Of Mrs. Lesh
and Mr.. Mdcomber An
nounced; Mrs. Str1ire
VIII Receive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-01

followed by dancing. Members are
requested to make early reservations