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PAO*; •
Seattle
%Society
Miss Virginia Wiley Re
comes Rride of Mr. .4n
drrtr Price; Luncheon
Will Compliment Mu*s
Wilson.
DION ITT and beaaty wx.l the *et.
Ung for tha weddlpg Ust ev»
Blag which united two of Seattle'*
moat prominent families, Mlaa Vir
ginia Wiley, daughter of Mr. and
Mn Clifford WUay. to Mr. Andrew
price, son of Mr. and Mra. John
Kwlne rrtea. The eeremony waa
p«rft»rtn«l by Rev. Russell F.
Thrapp. asaiated hy Re •J. lilward
I4»«x>ln Mmlth. In l'ilgrlm Congreg»
tMAaI church, at t JO o'clock.
The Interior of the church waa
Aaeoraled In a color scheme of pink
aad white, combined with winter
pweos. Aisle standards crownnl
With pink and white chryaanthe
nura\ tied at the top of the peaa
with flowing *treamem of white rih
twM a lovely pathway fur
tbe bridal p*rty. I'aiina Umked tha
Choir loft and brood baskets filled
writb huge chrysanthemum* adorned
tlw Alter, lighted by rows of candles
In bras* candelabra. Preceding the
CM««ionT a quartet cot«i><.>*cd of
Ktoaniv N*rdhoflt Be« k harp, tleorge
Ktnbner. cello; Theodore Turner.
Violin, arid Edwin Fair-burn, organ,
pteywd a program of delightful muaic.
which Included a numler fr..m an
•ratotio by Kalnl Hoens. and "Medl
tatkui." Bach (kn»od. During tha
wrafttony "Tti* Kwan." l>y Saint
i Bton*. waa beautifully rendered. The
"Bridal CTionm." from laibengrm.
eras played for the procvssional. and
Mgßdeisßohn * Wedding Jdan-h for
Ik* receaslonal
Mr. Alfred M. Millard. Jr. was beat
■HUB. and the USIMTS were Mr. Keith
*M(«a. Mr. Kdwln A. Strmrt. Jr.
Mr. Leo RUck. Mr. Caspar Clarke.
Mr. Nelmui Hartnon. Mr. Jamm A.
Halght. Jr. Mr. Carl Homer and Mr.
J»ircy Perry.
Mtaa Marion Wiley, cousin ef the
ferMe. aa maid of honor, waa nwt
gUncti*! In turquolw blue taffeta,
tMMMd with touches of silver lace,
the skirt designed In hoop effect waa
acalloped at the hem. and a aa»h
train fell from tba soft gtrdlwl waist
Baa. A wrreath of nilvwr loaves was
Mra on her hair, and she carried a
f— aliJl' I bouquet of Ophelia r«*e*
sad eat rich, showered with liltee of
ttm valley.
flw two bHdesmalds, Mlsa Janet
Pwwrfl and Ml** Kath*rlne Thorn r*
mem. of Lniflmn, IV, *«* loth in
etotffoo grown* of bright ol<l row
gllNr trimmed. fashlooad with a
mmurt, OD'nn hra Una. A cascade
af gdrrr lac* down on* s»d* of th*
■**■* formed tlm attractive *a*h
tula. They war* sflver bands to lieu
gf bats and carried bouqu*ts of pink
M«t pea* and Columbia rtw.v
gHWfblly arranged on an catrtch
FLM. Robert CM, th* llUla won of
Br. sad Mr*. B*rt»rt E. Co*, clad In
m whit* aalin suit, wu an ado rah I*
rtWtwar--
A« brtd*. owning hi wfßi k*r
MMr, wu exquisitely beautiful In
fear taotber'* wedding jown of rich
ttwy brocaded satin. Tha court
train wa* fastened at th* shoulder*
aad the k>nff lull* Tell wired with
rar* old lac* was bound with a small
coroaet of th* lace, a ciu*twr of
a»aiit* btowom* at either wd*. A
' abort *ai| wa* worn over tha fsc*.
•ddtnr a dainty bridal touch. Her
. baoqu-t, like th* maid**, wa* fan
"ahapril of whit* oatrtrh. Ophelia
" roaea. whit* orrhtd* and »«"t pea*,
'with ltllea of th* valley for th*
•fcawtr.
A small rwceptlon foe Intimate
MtnU and member* of th* younger
art, followed at lh« hom* of Mr and
Hra. Wiley. H»r* th* decoration*
war* of pink and whit* chrysantlw-
Bum <. arranged la graceful haskets
fat all room*. The rapper table held
• miniature Italian garden. fragrant
With irweet pen* and hyacinth* La th*
pastel shade*.
Mrs. WUey. mother of the bride,
was beautifully gowned In sapphlr*
Mae velvet, trimmed In Jet. and Mr*.
#rtc*. th* irroom's mother, wore a
handsome eoatum« of American
Baauty velvet, with a tunic of
antique cold rose lace and diamonds.
For traveling the bride waa attired
In a tliwuif! 0K*I»I of brown
4aretyri. trimrwed with hearar. and
M upturned hat to correspond. Mr.
Mid M tit. Price left on an extended
wadding trip.
Both the bride and rroom are m~
etal favorife*. Mr. Prlea Is vice
president of the Investment hanking
hoiin» of John K. Price A Co. and
vice president of the Marine National
tank.
e e e
Luncheon and
Theater Party
Mien Gertrude St hill will honor
Mine Orare Wilson, who will become
the bride of Ueut. I-ewlie Richard
Qrurcfl, Jr_ t;. H, A., on February 10.
with a email Informal luncheon at
her home, 5250 18th ave. N. E.. next.
Tuesday. The party will later attend
the performance at the Orpheum.
e e e
Mrs. Tlcwitt Plans
Luncheon
Complimenting Mr*. John W.
Eddy and Mm, William E. Boelnif.
Mm. John H. Hewitt I* entertaining
with a luncheon at the Sunset club
Bast Monday afternoon.
• • •
Informal Evening Will
Compliment Visitors
Mr and Mr*. O. E. M. F'rntt will
entertain 24 friends Informally «t
their home this evening In honor of
Mra Archibald It. flatter, of Calcut
ta, and Mrs. Char lea Moore, of Han
Francisco. During the evening col
ored alldea of Japan and China will
b« shown.
• • •
Mrs. Moore Hostess at
Charm inq Luncheon
Entertaining for Mra. Archibald R,
Catt' r, of Calcutta, and Mrs. Charle*
Moor» of flan Francisco, Mr*. Wll-
Ham Mirkmen Moore was host***
♦ hi* afternoon at a buffet luncheon
for *4 <roe*t* a' her borne
A basket of fragrant spring blos
som* centered the table where Mrs.
Mitchell Gilliam and Mrs. Charles h.
ffltibard pre«lded, ssslsted by Mr*.
V. C. Port* and Miaa Margaret
Stawart.
Quietly Married
Th* wt4Mtttf of Mm. Hl«nrho
MlUhftl, of Mr wnd Mn»
j ltol*rt Will on, to Mr J Hrww
l«»y, *h.i qutetiy Thur»-
tt4jr afternoon At th* horn** «»f th«
ll«v. W. A. Major. who officiated.
Mr mod! Mr*,
«t»ly ftfli-r for A triji to Itrltlnh IV
htmNii. IUUI on their return will
ntftJtn thKr homo 111 AtatO*. Mr
Hrawtey l$» A cmdiiatA of 8t»nfor«l
I'nivrralty and » of Thi
I»elt* TlieU fmt*m»ty.
• • •
Married in the East
The marriage of Miaa lois rey
nolds, of aberdeen Mlaa.. to Mr. U*-
I turrit on boyd stedman Jr. of We
attla, was solemnised U«t evening In
St. John's ehureU st *
o'clock. Rev. J I. sykes of laurel
DIM, a coualn of the bride's faiher.
I rending the aervlce.
The bride aixl groom are coming to
prattle to tniik* ihlr hum*, and on
tiintr arrival Mr. and Mr*. I* It Hted
num. parents of th* imxim. will eti
tfrUln with a r«*|)linn al th* Pun
net cluh, on Saturday evening, Feb
ruary ;L
• • •
Informal Evening
at Cards
Mr. and Mr* Albert Wilton ar* en
tertalnlng Informally at their horn*
Tuesday evening. February It, with
ritnli (or the itinnlon.
• a a
Luncheon far
Mrs. Engle
Mr*. Thomas Oreen entertained
with a small luncheon at her bom*
this tftrriunn. In compliment to
Mrs A. W. Knglc. who la b*r boua*
guest.
• * *
Musicals Arranged
for This Evening
Mr and Mrs. A. C. Abbott ar* en
lortlUnliif with a mu*ical* thl* «v»
nlng at their bom*. &»1J T»'W >
ftr*t ave. N. K-. when M»aa Wlnnl
fred Parker. oinlrolw, (rum Toron
to, will pnaiuii an Intfreattag pro
gram. Mm Ueorg* K. McCiailaa
will preeid* at lb* piano.
Mtaa Parker I* known ».* a iwicett
iing*r of remarkable attainment*.
• a a
Will Entertain
Bridge Club
Mr an«l Mr*. Jam** Colbert Hull*
ran will entertain the memlwr* of
their bridge club al their home Mon
day evening.
a a a
Invitations Issued for
"Crystal Rail"
The Rarhelora' club baa l*ro*d in
rttationa for IU "Cryatal Ball."
which will he given In the Maaonte
Tempi* Saturday evening. February
11. Many novel freture* In de<w*i.
In*, carrying out a carnival effect
with balloon* and *pe*'al lighting
ar* planned for «ha affair.
The committee include*- Mr
Charles flrw kell. Mr. Herbert Mats
dorf. Mr. B*rt Fry, Mr. (ilenwood
Archer, Mr Dan Lond«a. Mr. Lewis
lint he Mr. fhslley Turnacllff,
Mr. Wlnthrop Herman. Mr. Lloyd
l'orter. Mr. Robert Uarvto and Mr.
j Vernon Klepper. r.
a a •
Tea Shop Service
Saturday
| Mr*. 1. L. Barflett, hoetejw. will
Ka In charge ef the Orthopa«lu- Taa
fhop Pat unlay, axalated by membera
of the Seahurat auxiliary, Mr*. W. K.
Tollin«rer, Mr*. U 1. Melleo. Mr*. M
Knight, Mra P. It Allen. Mr* II
Ijftyton. Mm. H. U Pwan. Mr*. It. R
Norrla, Mra. I'. A. Nelson.
TOASTER
A small, soft paint bm*h I* Just
th* Ilito* for cleanl og aa electric
toaster.
AMUSEMENTS
I AVE "A Dress
HARRIS Reheirsil"
»M If la A Trtmty la
On# Art
Aiuwt ano nAß\irrr
KMII.K AM> JOH* XATHUF,
~ HIUITIIKRH
In H l'fm»y A*l» N
khii I: I'Ai i.AMiim.
IIKN BKKM K
•*Th»a la Wnt m N»rl#*
PANTAGES
Conttauuui Daily, 1 to 11 P. M.
Now rurtnir:
THIS cn 11M1.%T ov KCSR*
THIS PATIIOtt All*
ImiKlnn, A I,mr(loii j %m
--*mt A l>nl*| Idytkr A I ddir
Af«ir| Arrt«l KiM#n«-;t| Harold
Mo yd In "A Mail# Han."
V
I ani IncHKUH. 1 to II
CO*WA% TBAHI-r
In "J»(M lin'V
KAl.tl.l IUU \ ll wt
Othrr hrim a* <«o«*d
WUKKDAT I'UK I H
A flrrnnona
A dull* 'Mtr i ( blldrfN lOe
■ ACTION |
8 Tbat'a Calling I'm K*
I V fJUVK«*ITT MIHIC
O u MTOitic m)
JE 4H12 T'Rlifinllf W«f Ej
»Taka 1 or 4 !>>aaona
STEVENS
Wajr Thay Ara Dancing N*«
Uttla Coat. Privafa Ilaili
Dar and Bvmlrif
TOUI«k I-ady A Mint an tn.
IS 11 V* Fourth At., Nr. Ilhn
T>l Main ;<ail
Ladies LctGuticura
Keen Your Skin
Fresh and Yound
imrrwti«r« T"Wri,p«a
WOMEN'S CLUBS
rM'llS KOK NAT! IUIAV
rarrwrll lllnner *tul Urrepllon
A farewell dinner and reteptmn
to which the public la Invited will
)<• given at Mrvaa 1 oafatarla Malur
•lav evanl)4t. Feb. 4. at ( p. tn
The affair will honor Or. J. D. CK
IViwer% who la leaving »»n on an
extended lecture tuur. IJlnnee will
be *«rvrxl oaielarla atyla In tlw
banquat room. A muauul piugraui
Itaa bean Ariangad.
• * *
lata Inta
lota lota of Alphl Oil Omega
will meet al the chapter hoitaa,
tit* Ittb av«v N. K, Halurdav, »b
ruary t, at 2SO p. m. Mr* IU »
Mra. Uwi-mir* Turn
bull will Ua the lw*i*)*«a.
• * *
I'hJ liar Social Ouk
Tha l"bi liar (ko ial club will give
a dance In tha auditorium of the
new A. O t W. building. lt»»
Ninth av*, Haturday evening. Feb
ruary t. at I o ojock. Meml>era and
their frtooda ar* cordially Invited.
• • •
Delia fiamma Alumnae Meeting
The aiumnae of IMta Oamma
aorotlty will meet with Mra. t?rle
MaoMaater, I*l3 (Jiteea Anna av*-,
Haturday at S o'clock.
• • •
Daughter*' Auxiliary
Daughter*' auxiliary. Woman**
tTantury dub, with Mm Oeorge I>
K. liofkeld. Tit lttb ava N. Lunch.
II M
ljut} Marcabee* No »lt
The ladr Macmbeea of Waah
Ington, bn* No #tt, will give a
danc« In the 1. 0. O. F ball, 10th
av*. aad I. line, Haturday evealng. 1
• • •
Sigma Kappa Alumnae
ruget Mound alumnae, t liap'er of
Plgtna Kappa, will meet Saturday at
tUe cbaptar botiaa.
* • *
Jehn P Miller W. R C.
John F. Miiler Wtiman* Relief
Corps will serve a hoinecwoked din
nrr Ib Veteran*' h»JI. Artuory, Sal
unUr, February 4. at t p m.
• • •
KU How Y*li Alumna*
Kl» How Yah aiamn** of th* I'nl
veraltjr of Wwlilii|U>n wilt mill for
luncheon Htiunbv at 13M p m. In
the blue moral of Mirvaa' cmfelana.
• • •
Classic failure CM
The daiwrtc t*nlture club wtfl ami
Saturday with Mr*. C. K Bogardua.
• • •
Alumna* of Alpha Drha It
Th* a!jnui** of Alpha Delta Ht
will entertain Ih* fr»*hmen and
pledges of th* anmrtly with a lunch
«-«n Halurday at t o'clock la lh«
Krwderlck A Nelson <m room.
• • •
ADDITIONAL CI-MM
IntrrUk- r T A.
A arvul of th* lnt'rlak*
p. T. A. *l| b» held TuwiUf, >'*<>•
rnarr T. St S «S. at th* Inlerlaka
nchnol, William K. McKlbben will
>gmk on th* narootio *vil. All w*i
coma.
a • a
Ilneoln Orrl*
Tt>* lin coin rtrrla of th* CfcfHT*
Conservation l««gu* ha* po*tpna*d
It* rrirular meeting to Wadnemtajr.
February I. with Urn. t'. C Moor*.
IUI PiMruim a*».. at !M.
• « •
Woman'* Tn«<l»f Chik
Th« Woman'* ty club wftl
meet Tuesday. K obruary 7. with
Mr*. C. O Itradner. 17)2 40th are.
• • *
Vorth*a«l Improvement Club
Th* North«w*t Improvement club
Personal
former Senator P*rftu*l TT Piles I
left this morning for Washington,
I) C-. U> remain indefinitely.
e e e
Mr and Mrs Albert Charles JMuhb
(•Catherine Jerome) are recelMng
• ongratulatlons on the birth of a
daughter at U»e Minor hoapitaJ Feb
ruary 2.
ess
Mr and Mr*. Ceorc" T Hood ar"
betntr congratulated on the birth of
a son February 1.
• s s
Ttrlg. Oen Charts* rj Treat and
his son. Major Treat, who have been
guelts for a short time of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Whitney Treat. left
Thursday for Washington. D. C.
• • •
Mr. and Mra. Oeorg* Jay and
daughter, Constance, of Victoria, are
the boos* guests thm week of tar
' and Mra Edmund liowdcn.
see
Miss Edith IHrrott Is convalescing
at the Heattle rienenU hospital from
: a recent operation.
• • s
Mr. and Mra. Dupont Moora, of
: Falrfag, sr* the guests of Mr. and
I Mrs. A. C. Abbott.
• s s
Mr and Mr*. J. Howard A Hen will
return next week (rotn a short trip
j to Han Francisco.
• • s
M Samuel I, flames left Rmv
day for the East on a bu.*ine«* trip,
ess
Mr*. Himld !*s left Friday for
j a two months' trip to California.
, She was accompanied hy her son.
| Hiimuel, and her mother, Mrs. M. J.
I Hannah.
see
T>r Prank Mourn* left last w»ek
j for a trip to < '.allfornUL.
• • •
Mr*. OH re Castle, who has been
spending the past few montlia with
her son-in law and daughter, I.lent.
, I-awrcnce I!. Klchardson and Mra
i Rkrhardsoti, ha* returned to the city
and taken apartments at 1211 Hurn-
I mit ave.
• • •
Mr. and Mr*. John I.tnton ftnapp
| returned thl* week from a two
weeks visit to St. Paul.
• e •
Mr*. William 11. Phillip* of To-
I ronto, Ontnrlo. Is the gijent of her
'laughter, Mr*. John M. Moron. Mra.
Phillip* formerly lived In Heallle and
her multy friend* will be lisppy to
learn that she will again make her
horns here.
see
Mis* Rara pa mil snd Mr*. Wll-
Ham Klewcl wll! leave next week for
a two month's stay> in Southern ■
California
• • •
Mr*. Jack Brlnkley I* leaving Sat
urday for California to make a pro
longed visit.
• • •
Mr. and Mr*. J. 11 B'lunt nre re.
reiving congratulation* on the blrlh
of it r.on at the Swedish hospital,
January 27.
THE SEATTLE STAR
will moot TuniiUir, K»bru»ry •, I
p m . In tha Olympic Vlaw ach<»ol.
A program IUM IM-011 at i unitmt lie
fi natuuciit*.
• a a
prliwuu Anfrllnn <li»|>trr O. R, N
I'rtnwaa AnftHlnn rhaplar O. K.
W will mr<-1 Wnliifwliif, Itrimry
I. at I p. ra. IN Uia M«*utilo I KID
pi*. Initiation.
• • •
Siinurl Unit III* I ilrrnry Hub
T»>» Hunt"* llrlghla latnrary club
•rill tiwot Tuoaday, Kabruary 7, »'
lli« liiiftin of Mr*. Bttaafcath iUuff.
4*U MUi »»«. N. K Unul pro
■ nun. KiwiMinH* to roll call "Notftd
1 rbruary UlrtMaya."
HOSE AROUSES
JUDGE'S WRATH
Court Reprimands Woman
for Crossing Legs
KWOXVTU.K. TVnn. FMv I
ror tit* <n l dm* In a »<wr Ja<u>
Von A. Ituffakar ivprlmitn4>4 ■
w<mian wllnaaa in hla rourt far a
too liberal dlaplar of attkaq_^o«ai.
Atrnfiling to tha JIHIC* Oia wit
drrw h»r aklrt 100 hl«h and
than rrwwd hrr •»*» in front of
tIM Juj*a and jurura Tha wo ma n
attempted a r«-ply, but «w aUanortl
by lha )u<lca and ratlr*d wrcpln*.
t>lu-uaMn« Iha Incident. Jud«<
llurttlitr Mill bu rMtMM-t for Ut»
mod eat > of hi* mot bar «>mt>*il<*d
him Ui •ri a* hf did and that no
•«Mn could rmma Into hi* renin
and Inault a man* arnaa of mod
wily.
"Hhort draam* h« aald. *»ra to
blama In lama ui'aaura for tUa la< k
of tnudMty in. vailtiif "
LAST LONGER
A »mun who wntra bur ■ft* «t«rk
tnr* lonir*r than moat of in My* thai
aha alway* »»hn tham la mid
water, ud Uwl aha M*«r nam any
Anriant lirwif matk d#tnl (o4* of
bar ikK-ntiat* and phyaUUuv*.
wh a
JKk Boys' Suits
VfinSk TWO PAIRS
f ikW OF KNICKERS
Jf $9.75
Warranted AH Wool.
This unusually low price it only
possible because we made a ape
*
Sale of High-Grade Boys' and
Young Men's Overcoats
Regular £99 7C
S4O Overcoats tyULlmiO
Regular t HF
$45 Overcoats 9
Regular S9Q 7 C
SSO Overcoats )
Sizes 16 to 20 years
These attractive coats are especially suitable for
women's wear
fiC For choice of an exceptional offering of
Children's Overcoats. Sizes 2 to 5.
Cheast y's
pms.MefL gmroMtiifJieDamxiaupmrW
HARMONY IN DRESS
It's somtthing more than beauty of material and color
which makes the uoman well dressed!
Mora evtn than clever Unet of every garment or accet
sory.
The secret of the really effective ensemble i» in the appar
ent relation of every part to every other part.
Them's a harmonising note of Russian peasantry in this
blouse and hat, besides, the very major harmony of line.
ADD CIIEESE
Add a bit of rh»w to Iha ilutTnl
tomato. It «i*aa Imdy. and adrta ,
laaclouMMwa to tba laota
SALAD COM HI NATION
ritiMppl# dlrad. holrrd hard fraiM
and dlc««d rip* paarh** make au ex
cellent combination for *iil»d
Music
Will Appoar in
Joint Kwital
Tt>» Wwrn'a i«iru» of tha ITnt
▼araity of WtuililrncUm will l>r«wnt
Aim* (ilurk, I yrh' aopnuio, hwl
Kfr*m 7.itnl*llxt. vlollnlat. lit joint ra
(lidl at Mnany hall WrdiMa'Uy «vc
nine. l>bruarr *■
Tha program ft lowir;
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Andsni* r»ll*i««o an*cro
Mr £tmfeaJt#t
<*) "llr M*»tl»«w Mr
Hair !»• y4n
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<r> *"M«fift'ft Hlumfe»#r MnAir"
(di , , lU»b«r( lk.h»»»«i»nn
<•> "Thm Job firmt>n,»
Min#. Oft>«li
(ft) "Trim* «•#*' W• WfthHraJ
||»» rhftrtfft#* nn Khimaky HortmW'ff •
"tkn o fror" ZlnibAlffft
Mr Ximhftlt#*
imt "TJfMft ItuMift I oik7.ln.*»•"•*
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