The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 30, 1919, Page 10

Bl ral Luncheo i By ) Dr. and Mrs. O'Shea Give Dinne Dr. and Mrs, 1 @inner a ' ard on Wed to a number « rf Dance for Popular Young Maids guest, Miss Louise Sun, and M Hasel McMillan will be Mra. Char day evening be given inv of Mrs. Jame of Mrs. Castle Of the younger @d, as th nvitat ay 1" ted to the friends of honor 1 es 1. Major Cas s at Camp Lewis HME And has just been made camp sur HH Dinner for Departing Da Seattleites lark gave a r at the ng, compli Mr. and Mrs, E Prettily appointed din Boulevard on Friday ev fe menting Dr. and Mrs, R O'Shea. fay Who leave Friday for the t. Ten Buests enjoyed their hospitality i Small Tca | Mre. H.C and 0 Au He relia Rheinho the guests of Mrs. 8. K. Waterm: Urday afternoon at Canada Day The Canadian Women’s club and the Canadian Men's club have united forces to make the First of July Dominion Day, a record one in the history of the club: ‘The day will be celebrated in honor f the signing of victory-peace, and fn commemoration of Canada’s glor $0Us part in the war. The meeting Will be held at Woodland park, where there will be good speeches, music dancing and attractions for aM ages All Canadians and all British-born Are cordgally to come and help celebrate birthday Tre Canadian Women's club will t <e coffee and tea free of charge Hina it ix asked that basket lunches be brought, for 6:30 o'clock White Elephant Shop Mrs. J. M. Lang, mezzo soprano With Mrs. Caroline Jardine lat the piano, will furnish the mus Program at the White Elephant Shop Tuesday noon, . at tea Sunset club. n Rat Transportation Club of Seattle Mr. A. L. Summers, of Sheboygan "Wik. president of the Wisconsin As- Bociation of Commercial Secretaries, Was the speaker at the noon lunch fon of the "Transportation Club of Beattie today. He took as his sub “The New America The club members were also given the opportunity of hearing Master @iaud Lorraine, the boy orator, ‘on “The Hetterment of Ameri Mu iwlc was provided by Mr aham French, violinist, and Miss Louise ‘Graham, pianist. * Bowdoin-Corbett Miss Blanche Virginia Bowdoin be- ‘eame the bride of Mr. Edwin M. Cor Bett. of this city, Wednesday, June 2%, at a pretty ceremony, performed At the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Howard @oin, of Bremerton. Relatives and Glose friends witnessed the ceremony PD which was read by Fe ‘The bride was attended by her six ter, Mrs. Hagar J. Davis. Mr. Jcmes Costello acted as best man for the Broom. After the ceremony Miss Georgia York, of Minneapolis, cousin ft the bride, sang he Heart of Her.” A buffet luncheon follow After a brief wedding trip, Mr Mrs. Corbett will return to Se: Where they will make their home temporarily at the Sagamore apar ments. Victory Club Dance The Victory ciub will give its Weekly ce on Wednes even ing in th Leschi pavilion The af. @aire continue to increase in popu arity and some more new features @re planned by the committee charge. Bridge Tea Mrs. G. W. Soli entertained 1 Quests at brid ) fternoon a-table was presided over b Davis and Mrs. Frank Luce. Favors were given Mrs. Cor Gill Cockerill and Mrs, Frank Moul throp. . | Are You Awaiting The Great Crisis? If fo, Do Not Allow te Time to Pass With Nature Unaided e. other at tea Pain and danger Mother's Frier rendering th erned by the relax Kent alm, rextful n ing stay at home girl may put the bulk of her dress afternoon gowns « be practiced Mins Nelly Felger, daughter of Mr. | Felger, who will en. | tertain at a dance tonight at the’ Se attle Tennis club. of the most charming girls in Seattle women find the one-piece dress the and Mrs, W. W Felger is one trives to loo! Cyrus Clapp, and Mrs. W Hallloger and Mies Beatrice Clapp. a student of | ‘This ts only touch Mariborough week to spend summer with her parents od Advice ort business t wondering woman © should follow in July 4 for Chicago and Det road to the divorce for about thr will return by Ceuonting AND I AM JEALOUS MY OWN MOTHER-IN-LAW! 4 grand reunion this is for him and ‘Transportation aed Park | BOB COMES HOME Matthews returned urday night from the East went to further the Inte section of the country as I had seen him wal Side Woman's Improvement Central Park with Katherine The monthly Side Woman of my moth N. Vaughan and two small Kirke plan to be, ax soon Woodmansee. they are engaged" who has been Sojourner Trath Club will return with her was torment for Lewis, who » where to find home Saturday ents, Mr. and Mre. at Eagle Harbor. Community Club Meets Misn Helen 1 row for New York me with hin parents screamed out neutral part I had to pb Vanderbilt Wurdemann commissioned ma marked the y epoch in his Club Luncheon end of an extraord served as chief ” > luncheon at 1 ck at the Elks put on olive ¢ U H. Hudson. | w~ sundered my I was lonesome and Kevned Club to Meet I must endure i OD Mr. Robert Hotfmar for a two months Irving Colwe the war the number of wo employes in Great Britain ym 1,500 to 3 A 4 Aglee Sisters to Pienic sojourn east ) nd games wil North Yakima mre Ay. ITES--STINGS the affected surface with house- hold ammonia of warm salt water; then apply ey iy guests of Mr F $ Oe WICKS *YOUR BODYGUARD" ~ Sor, 608, SUSY, Greasy salves and ointments should not be applied if good clear skin is wanted. 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