The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 5, 1919, Page 8

THE WOMAN'S IPAG SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1919. % D “ Gre I ain very much in love with a girl in another eity, Office Prove, Main ¢ y, d } hone; Comtiel anne ¥ “Darfan ‘lL: : ; Aas pr stron nha sired east aiid Bic! Dinner ridge-T : {What’s Your Idea of “Perfect Fashions for my te, ao hav never earned od ni teks tho Ge ray’? Pay Rac rel t t t 1 Miss Murie! Wa . [Personal | Lover”? $25 for Best Letters ° to t to dinner or to the theatr ou think this girth The Perfect Lover © Win be + A for bates ‘ W t nd Mrs, Charl ome Maid and matron ask if such a man ¢ ue rn how 4 party aite at } . so af M Ww t r jren, Morits and W And all maids and em Lifter t jualifient t ma i FRG i Treat's danc ‘ and M favey De an pre.| hemina, w the of || The Perfect Le ad plenty of fi t may be thas ineet club adap « a i . wif th " that a t nt a het 1 1 The Ver 1 find it a t t e 4 ivory » , t (wor have a «* Kea of man 10, no man « 1 f 1 1 t atifu’ M r w ributed by t will accomy M i bill as f . t rtt r na Mre m Jack, with Miss I his wa tard 1 the ar man's pd ; be Sa na : ea hed nosy an a A eee . ive jor d ) 1 1 4 tt « ear m M Nina ! are aa tae t| M c. W Ww we have Jed to find out at know t You faba thet ie: Gomme Sey a siege bh a dete }26be aaa s|] st fo @ matter for the genera Bon ¢ hs Lege tar Fale gorge : ; vention at Park, Colorado, | end I 1 1 about it 4 could ‘ I h be - i o of = room Bret ase POO an ent t Miss G rt as written t The galaxy of Star r gir and old 1 1 Ww get raelf 1 Confe of Bride’ AE Apraying maiden hair, held the Mrs. Huteson Entertains Es ik, tall Book Charaeter xe mnfessions of pale water Lilies ove Which a tiny} Honoring M J ho and) “Mrs, Walter Oakes and da What in “The Perfect Lover Often to Life Br ve first part of fountain played A vernal Brow M Trat-} Mins Maud, will close thelr summe Answers should be addressed to “T Perfect Lover” Editor of ! Ww tv able to obtain, tables, bes . . . bed . » v at the ¢ t Club a Star Mall at once as th matter must be settled to mere man's ye ? shorseshoe fas c t t ue N 4 die tion by Saturday, Heptemt ri © paper ag Ruests there we Bept oi hed celta i sa lie ‘ ° sete « uld you please Rts, their handles friv eee f an to could get it? Ba with Compennia Birthday Anniversary Mr. New | <D KATE and dahlias shad pt. and Mrs, J. 8. ( eh) eee eee I am ver y point t to the . ta the s oj Fond ee you, but the serial “Confessions guests 7 with a ro ee of a Bride” has not been pub the dinne 4 afterwards to a of Capt = hed In book form as yet, The ram of newest dance music, | *'Y | _Mrw. Lawrer only v I know of that you eee retu t read the first chapters, soe ‘ Luncheon at Rainier Club)|*™ “ Visitor Honored Peels Judge and Mrs we. Minneapoli« : would be to come up to the edi- torial rooms in our building and read them in the back files, TO OUR FIRST LITTLE HOME HOUR WITH GHOSTS FOR the Ratr , of Mr. and| : : | HOSTELS OPENED " ec e - Kimbe : at ¢ . en , Wh hat } I . r mor The Salvation Army has just open womee A grace wed t iu nm to m f wit t | mor he bad 1 there w ed tels in Glasgow, Edinburg and pink carnations was used fie 12} ea & ® least of ering it 1 flerno I went & centerpiece. The guests were nai zer be throw to that jatnak. ita. fainade Friderick Brown, Mrs. Georg: wat mond S A nice fate for a] tne ¢ of tee! Tite th, Mrs.’ John pp, Mrs. . 18 to enter t peed oe P Blesrer aa Bhi . drew Durland, Mrs. N — elt. bard oo Ne operate = i 2 re R it “uf Kimball left f the Ww such bitter self} and ft ha d hundreds of times) | ae en eee ahha thas 2x a0 ‘s. Reub OMe8, | 100d River, Ore is, 2 in Se watched my husband | tosethe cana erty d inh Senall Hate for Karly Ya eoeneny pan ore) " Jeast. He will be accompanied by| house. Would he dare, would he| 4 seuss alumni For early fall wear, follow the | ‘ gee Paper-Chase his parents, Mr. and Mra, Samuel /have the courage to suggest to| we - ; Jeummer season of big more | aie” ania tle daninnabaen cz "Si whe fetaightly peperchabe pow Stathoeten Ge = * on the door of my own wee|fionpy picture hats, the f t rrewell Dinner be featured again Sunday by | eee Sas ke ante 71 t ned behind me, I] turban or toque is a we SS an ee ae ay HP Beiter to foaren of ge sect thomas] Sat ee ths See Mn tian tte te Seana | Sn ow ern BLOUSES intimate friends o pitery T tartan “its pe ¢| Sinclatr, at his he p Pocke ew home a urban is an “ Ran Quin « “a ask * ure for th e 1 . ace ! t b aan <, d Park ‘ of headgear and A im if the chara 5 sel Representing the latest lips Exeter School, Mr » the enort ; 1b rn within the ss Pag net him if t harac r 1 | stvles ana : nt ‘Collins will entertain with a dinner e we . walks tax cuba aeeh a os fact that hand em.| onee and, re is ar sty es and colors. Don’ the Sunset Club Saturday ever Wedding Plans eturned Wednes-| were alwa pur happiness | 1 threw myself | 1 y ia much in evidence on fa them | overlook this opportun- After the dinner the party ; : where he has/and never qu ng up with {t.| Chair, which had calle rics used for hats and for hat trim : ity tomorrow. ue eave @ box at the Orpheum eg sartayr ig ay That day I had plenty me to | OWT ailed a pr ming maken it Jble for a woman | y- : “3 oie. tae. # Meditate upon the per ¥ of fate nd I 4 to express gre wality in the Fo + Pink Ch ke | ‘iss Merrill Hostess Eiek at the = Kept me so near—end yet s0/° 1 ee ar the [development of her headgear. or Pink Cheeks | 5 85 t . k © upper hat « the ketch on Greyy Iam ag 13 Complimenting 3 . rother and a t my Sus : ‘ nom t : I n on m f w e Miss ¢ alas Ww. H nd b had to war, and I 1 the ¢ ‘ ” & conventiona ar It > rin my face. How! f} Maud Oakes, wh ng H. 8. Burg M gone to live father Som ¢ p29: hye bec sds Boll en ; eee eM ORniEn Gren ||| And they won’t last long fo attend school ° . use, 1 had rented to others, fur Hut 1 sidn't u sang hha. aede nh a Cask waste eax te | Ne tock of "Bread 6-9 f the iRtle hon f t ar t e ete ‘ 7 New stock 0 road- . aus icon non ' b t . thread m i ned ef 4 ar It often hap | b i a ere Mrs. Johnstone nd for the) | _— a ; ; : t - fabric. Fine who, at ff | way’s latest creations in Ransome's sot at Luneheon Comiey Sizer) and smutl son re ow t where Then up the otaire we new é A Mules | mplexion, has ot poe | Moniggy lt Miss Bloedel the Lenox| Mrs. Frederick Johnstone was |, with them to remain in Se./ fone as a brid Se a ghostly bride and groom, ually embroidered one by the ee po in New York City, and Miss | hostess to twenty-six guests at &lattle a week po ryt parry ye ow i or yo “4 side, his arm about her h appliqued vel-| time she is 16 or 18. You should Georgette Crepe, Cre; | Saxe goes east with her|bridgeluncheon at the Bunset tub | ems | ope ‘that soene mairadie might eue.| 1 couldn't endure the vision sttinlvere tr O48 loitts be to improve your com- de Chine, etc. Thousands | m Mrs. Walter Oakes. er. Anew ee oie eT ee. Chaleen Kcithourne hae re came up from the depths of the chair | The lower hat shown in the sketch | Dlexion sooner, however, by giv: to choose from. eee vate dining eee sek emect | turned from a week spent and went swiftly into the dining |is a little velvet toque, trimmed| Ing careful attention to your diet . . et of pi osetuds, pink sweet | O00 re rete Recoryes: 4 | ‘ ; . etand and buildmg up your genera ae ority Dance peas and bachelor buttons for cen aver room. Hut there mat the ghost of |simply with two smart upstanding/ #Pd bulldmg up your ral . } a bride, nerving her firet breakfast to | Wings. h is which are espe The members of Alpha Phi Soror &, and two smaller baskets at . ' salty Reite hostesses “at 0 delightful eg frseedpoomacdhsd MR Jame, HI. Calvert has re her husband } The of the large hat has by no| “!ally good for clearing the com: e at the Tennis Club last eve-| tonnicres we hoe with sce | {Urned from her summer pl From basement laundry to attic | ™O8n" F d and for later dreary} Diexion and add r to it are BL USE a = | Three mre 3 pint to her town ned bon | utotennais . ha wear many picture models are shown arrots, spinach, greens About thirty¢ive couples en a. an pon . sauet reroom I followed that bride and . | and other green vegetables: such d the dancing at that popular) were given at idee gas . her husband. They were always to-| W!th handsome ostrich plumes of 4 . Ph Ouse down by the lake a 46 Mr. and Mr gether great length and richness the favor tinienedier’ a and ere " . 4 ha ot It seemed all too wonderful ever to | % trimami Soft crowns predomin- or or. a ‘i The Bachelors’ Club Polat, whats ik woks ———— onan peted Cee wrertul ever $91 ate on the big hata, altho some of the ® and graham and 107 PIKE STREET ee nary The Bachelors’ Club will open t : | Finally Made Well by Take| 0d rea, To mate it ro, it pomibie,|™OF tailored ‘models show | wtitt| Whole wheat Dread. It may be Bir, and Mrs. M. B. Augustine will | dancing season with a Bead | gees Ghai haul y y wtigated eotenat toes aeible. | crowns, A novelty shown by one of | helpful to you also to drink and Mr | ing Lydia E. Pinkham’s },,\” at home to all their friends Fri- | up at the Masonic finery th mple, Saturday! popert Donworth w ‘ the leading millinera is nevere . > | al worn at that time. OOOO evening, Sept. 12, at the Hotel evening, Sept. 13. Much care and/ dept 20 for the east. Miss Don-| Wegetable Compound. oy wedding stored away for|Mlor that iw really “teminine md 55 E)eaerrento, from § until 10 o'clock. in; time is being pent by the commit-|worth will reenter. the Mary ¢ jr | months, I found perfect from coronet | *22Ptation of the silk “topper” worn Sepememration of their fiftieth wedding | tee in charge to make it an enjoy-| Wheeler school at Providence, Tt. 1.| Emmitsburg, Md—"l suffered for | (0 show buckles he Ase tions | able event. The comm is com ‘ ™ " t h * he | In the development of the soft 1 Mr. Donworth attend the| twelve or fifteen years, and was| I heaped the mass of shining white | Mg Asctatng will be | Sein oe ite Moke meee, are [And Mr. Donworth will attend ‘th yearm and we a c white] i”! gree alee g EXTRAORDINARY VALUES IN Jonn Beckett of San Francisco Green, Mr. Vernon Klep: sician, but got ed are often 7¢ G. A. C. Rochester and Mrs nwood Archer. Mr. Herbert Me is lek € brims of plain SWRochester, Judge Hiram Hadley and dort, Mr. Kdward Ne nd ‘ Stua . own, and spreat 4 my ; ASO aay Gg ; Jamso irs. T. ‘ore ohn ner « 4 r nil ‘ $ f Lydi op 00d orde | ih Sia tra. F. Palmers ae " eee rt es - "i “tegen , planned to have my| PARIS, Sept, 5.—Youngest traitor i Mrs. A. D. W: ht, Mr. anc ‘ Mins Catherine Ostrander egeta Com m4 used for my funeral. |to be executed in France In Geormes| om egy tie emg angeles i Wistaria Club to Dance .| eave the tant of t iv month to enter pound in my/! 1 1 wouldn't get too fat to| Duval, 17. D 1 was a farm hand. | mee C, Graves, Mr. and Mrs. W. H The Wistaria ub will give althe Misses } School e newspaper, o/| wear it when | was buried! He betrayed to the Germans oJ White, Mr. and Mrs . moonlight summer dance at Leschi thought I would (To Be Continued Englishmen who were hiding in his | A. Cassels and |™ eee | t 1 OMr. and Mrs. G. E. M. Pratt Pavilion tomorrow night. Dancing! Mrs, J. Lovell ry it, and it did district, and the German authorities | . ° begin at 9 o'clock. T club me more good hot the British soldier mith of n Fran-| . ‘ sco, formerly attle, who has than all thes will hold the last dance of the sum-| heen spenc the meet week nf h It the doe. | Duval * condemned to death b: ‘Alpha Gamma mer coriea, Seta oe oc tails, at ae Gountes tare medisina. Duval was condemned to death by oO ‘Delta Alumnac eee at Enetal, is now the guest | *™ 8 farmer's wife and do my house . - sichieeansnai The Alumnae Associatior 1. Card Party Charles R. ( work all the time, and I am better eee eee eee eee ee eee Sipha Gamma Delta will hold its reg-| In compliment to Miss Helen| i i ody naa lid me RE beep CLUBS FOR SATL { ; ‘ fat monthly meeting at the home| Witis of Viren le their rm. C, G. Hiradner and Gaushter.| Veeetable Compound in the house and '} LEMON JUICE Specially Priced ‘of Geneita Wea and Mra. Walter! guest, Mr. and Mrs. ¢ ills en Father Hradner, left nday | ogetable acne : he house ar Alpha Ni Delia Alumnae to Meet Wagner at oon Mat Snakeman) at cards (tO. spend several the in the| Dave recommended it to several th umnae of Alpha Xi Delta eel hl a ednesday evening. ggg come to publish my letter for Mis itenret. Myers, 1664 ; —_ | scien Emily Jerome will leave| €004 it may do other women.”—Mre. s lgept. 28 to enter the Walcourt| PTT Wanazx, Emmitsburg, Md. | - —_—— DISTINCTION IN School at Aurora, New York Backache and nervousness are! Alpha Phi Alumnae Association Girls! Make bleaching lotion a TYLE IS OUR " symptoms or nature’s warnings, which | 1 on ar 5 4 s 4E Is eae | indicate a functional d turban 4 oF if skin is sunburned, ; J Mr. and Mra. Albert J. Rhodes, | © Washington State Alumnae These are newly arrived AMBITION who have been in Portland for a| $% wehealthy condition whic jation of Alpha Phi will meet tanned or freckled 4 models and they show the develops into a more serious ailment few days turned Wednesday luncheon at 1 0 ‘clock at the ©. aay l sotvetations ds aber oh mat | women’s University club, latest refinements in fall Te ee rere nla, when | help, but profit by Mra, Warren's ex: | r Squeeze the Juice of two lemons in styles. Serges, wool velours, | es been for the past three| Perience, and try this famous r * - % | to a bottle containing three ounces of es eee i Styled } an Noe « been for the past three | and herb remedy, Lydia E. Pinkham's|/ Her ‘Rod of Moses’ Orchard White, shake well, and you tricotines and silvertones in Coals, nth Se Vegetabl Compound—and for special . . have a quarter pint of the best the most approved shades. Suits, : Ivice write to Lydia E. Pinkham| Obeys Poet's freckle, sunburn and tan lotion, and " Mrs. 2. Willie Se3 euakt % Siceh { rm Willis Sayre and daughter.| Yeaicine Co Lynn, Mass “ _____ yy | complexion beautifie Sizes up to 44. returned Tuesday from | amall cost. Cruz. Cal their summer! —— 4 4 Your grocer has the lemons and any drug store or toflet counter will supply three ounces of Orchard White for a few cents. Massage this sweetly fragrant lotion into the face, neck, arns and hands each day and eee how freckles, sunburn, windburn and tan disappear, and how clear, soft and white the akin becomes Yes! It is barmiesa, At Very Inviting Prices see | Mra. M. J. Harkness, who has been ending the summer months at her country place on Hood's Canal, has Pad \ BLENHEIM Pussy Willow Lining Most of these suits are lined with Pussy Willow Silk and they pre © ecially well tailored and fin- ished At the regular price of $65 they would be good buys; at the special price of $49.50 you will they are simply wonderful Parsons, w to enter the Mary ¢ Specially Priced paagla se wea Mre. John rman, recent Mr. and Mrs, Charles Frickson | These are splendidly tailored tachieathardad todas Lake models and worth much more than where they have been sper TCHadedBerwiree E Wi SW = Wn Sw 2 ie Sie Swe Sw Elin Eee SMW Sw Some Sane Bon 2 ye Ba 3 Wherever the work is most A STYLE SHOWING exacting, the efficiency re this price. Serges, tricotines and a quired the highest, and the sal , ; velours, silk lined and interlined. J he appearance of your ta ary the largest, there you will We are very completely prepared to meet your Cr ie f . yi aa ten find a WILSON graduate mak needs in suits, coats and dresses. The best that fees vee ae me Boe fashion has to show is displayed. You will enjoy 1 All Blouses Closed Out SB ere or ae os examining the new models and it will be a pleasure Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Schoen Hacienda Madibutes Ta teneilne business building in Seattle, in To make room for our rapidly growing suit and feld and family have returned from of gatisfaction and pride in every city in the Northwest a for us to show them, coat vdien meme nace to cme ee all La neg apie tale Srlaie Lois in| Hasing saperi¥e- aliviewars, You will find him in every line | uisite styles in Georgette Crepe and Crepe de |}) stevens county | ether you are ente | of busine ou will find him | Chine with aity andeecoutolieced and beaded ef- ; eee f : ieee pate Pai | tdoast c nen marae | sunita ic aici Mie! Causid G r ) fects. PP gen rl. Letherdale left today | Here is the wif late| Fecetved at Wilson's and ia | J $ 7.50 BLOUSES FOR.......$ 4.95 Ha acd tesastog OM ol Fhe ried | perlerity beches by a jraa” who wielded a divining rod] taught him whit neues | $10.00 BLOUSES FOR.......$ 6.95 he. will be: Joined by Her cauohter, | Ml: loakina Reatie demtetes cep angie eae shannon ob. heee Re en | $11.50 BLOUSES FOR.......$ 7.95 ply of water, Is now “available. fo ada, who will return with her to| her home, “The Height AN tea focee mae ‘ ure | WILSONS a NEXT TO PHILLIPS Miller been howninated hege Mobi BUSINESS COLLEGE, 1315 THIRD AVE. BOYS' SHOE STORE witeh" neighbors in the hills we mats A | LILI ve TE TT Lo Mra. J. 14. Williams of Regina, Car | $19.50 BLOUSES FOR.......$12.50 The Pauline Shop, 221 Pine Mrs. Rows Pilg # visit of several weeks in San Fran cisco, pend the winter i dos Mave RESBRoS 4 returned from he ay F535 4 aid