The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 28, 1919, Page 10

SOCI ETY— pi Hd = -oip vonges SRG {Cimber (Cimber) Confessions Augustine and Mrs.|Program for “ id | Dear M ey: The “Profen-| Entertain Balas, Loniheds | Personal | CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY of a Bri QC | [tonal atottions a wondertut ‘ides, Bg ee ee eo ee ton inee Lu Soe: Persomal I think 1 I hi I ter it y 14 help 9 find With Mra. 0. ©. Graves, who ts! The program for the Wisconsin Golden Rod Club think that children grow better home for a little 1#-yearold girl whose mother and father are Veaving soon for the East, as honor /luncheon at the W " The Wisconsin Gold Rod a i 010 eo Ne men and wor 1 i both dead? Bre. M. B. Augustine and|ctub Wednesday 1 on | Mrs. Frank Waterhouse and Mise! will hold ita monthly meettr ! err eetiee. Coie, Aeaeciation “ / Gna to ted tteen, and i dant 0 stint ber a6 ee ee F. B. Palmerton entertained |by Mra, T. EB Gladys Watert #, Who are at pret home of Mra G. Campbe a — where will be loved, proper cared for and educated, prefer ts at luncheon at Fred-/solos, with Mra, W. G. Rankin at the Set in New York city, will leave Pederal ave, Wednesday afternoon : prop & Nelson's Monday afternoon, piano. Hosteases: Mra. Philip Mar. Thursday for the West A box luncheon will be served at}A WOMAN LIKES TO DEPEND)" couldn't live without them tions typical of Halloween |ion and Mrs, Frank Taylor. ere 1240 o'clock, A from Wisconsin) UPON HER HUSBAND |nweet childish ways,” ete — a . | yes , at! And Mra, Alton Leonard and |!nvited oh UPON HER HUSBAND way: “Do + foe my ohikt heathy a ntatlig is of w quict ‘ and sings we party ha bo ©! November Miss Olive Leonard, with Mr, and s ‘ ‘ oi ys . vor ae ; y piano very Novem 4 Program Mra, Donald Harnes aro expected t Semi-Annual Conference _After a woman pasnes the ‘ plenty « $0, we cannot keep our f longer, at the Women’s arrive today from California where! ‘The 8 ral Council of the| 25, « 4 off the Bon tee re pean’ Pier cae Sites nha 4 they have been on a motor trip for/Congress of Mothers and Parent-|alang and be perf : or who « r , Seattle, Thankte Fg Bathe ie | University Club the phat month, Teache oclations will hold ite] out having a man arou of the [Plate y get go ; her tie. Thanking you for this king The November program at the * om ba nine conference at 180) ume. If whe is unmarried, she is apt < men a Women's University club has been| Miss Dorothy Lindsey, who has o'clock at the home of Mra. A. Alig fing thin article of the feminint ho makng the second dance announced. ‘riday, Novem been vinitin ’ and ston Baker, 1607 Ninth ave, W. The of Bi icors ‘of the local elreles and all in dway Orthopedic Guild's | there will be a bridge party for mem. for Pp 1 is expected f : ae 4 rend: narric¢ en herlmake children into good citizen S 2 the Army and Navy club |bers and their quests, beginning at home the early part of Novem! terested are ¢ ally invited, ‘Take! f pues Kd per ani oe coiase Uitte moat ee mae te acne their hon very Wednesday a miccess are Miss | 29 o'clock and followed by toa later “* Kinnear park m phage" amecdenes loch, ott | Look at reformatories—the All applications must be made by letter and contain Redfield, Miss Margaret Amos, es he afternoon ‘ Admiral Robert KE. Coonts left! women's Good Government League! times, it is r ire at leant three referenc atate clreumstanc religion and Grace Heffernan, Miss Bertha | Bind : eveenper 14, Miss Evelyn Sunday for Washington, D. C. to! “ine™ % Uotn, eve aston - . ' f ut them there general informa ‘ nt ynthia . Mis Mildred Miller, Mins | Gardiner: he Of the Social Welfare assume his new dutios as chiet of| Min. Jonenhh eat thtueation: loko ee ‘ ; , ver taught Grey, Star Office t Bowle and Miss Lucile Green. | Service In Seattle, will apeak at 3 al operations. Re ene at ba tha chant or] thised with this pop MrAY lt mind, y e mothe ‘ of the nicest things ateut the © Frigay, ai en mn ee ths . . « ado bh fate permitted © for DO whift th » to other a elub dances is the music, and November | 8 re Mr, and Mrs, William Cahill with jt feo a humdrum caree t when they get it it in in suck oe! » ry ol : : 3 ‘4 nt Lee atiu Hon |" peee ne nd ney & pad be Po J hould ure that he hat same music has been obtained yD. CO a Pe —_ Mr. and Mra. J. H, Todd left last obegy + og the : traordinary adventures had taught|shape that it’s a mighty hard job to Off ca tor What am eens Orthopedic Gances. fons pianist of established repute: nignt Sor Portland where Mra, Cabili ughes, who served in France|me that woman t# happiest as a| handle ake the interest in bs Hd tion and @ pupil of Luigt Puli of |WHi christen ty beh sgl nro ug the war, will tell of her ex-| clinging Vine, no matter how pelf-|, Why, the majority of ou ung iis home that a wife 1 n ev the Arkansas — Satin Hiecsady, CO THY [perionces.” The Good. Government |gurtiient she may” pretend. tobe [DOZEN Sie OF tie : ‘ whom of the girls who are going| Friday, November 28, t# club day | aacue held no meetings during the) Whenever I get my affairs ta re the wife man jt sto admire. He py |and will be devoted to dressing dolls | : war and this meeting will be the) oi an awey au Magee aaa ya ening | ad nd welt ) ) way pomlble and Ze attend the dance given bY | tor the Doll Show. in December | Mr. and Mrs. Rex Stafford havelfirst of the present club season, The | %P in an awful , t my bus |mamitacturing. x eut into the world and make my f wondering how i W Gkticers of the Sixth division at sold their home oylaton ave, year's pros will be outlined at}band to come immediately and mothers would teach them J living by any fair and be e ni 1 Ee comnouse at Charice - fad bawn takes Gh apartueat ai the|the igneen jrvations must be| Atrajghten them out for me ter lines. Mothers, you must assume | vine have my ows , . ‘Also, ‘naccire: 4 Thursday evening. will be enter-| Announce Engagement Savona far the wint ag maps an Wivoonee did't find ‘myself ap-|more responsibilty in the rearing of | means Hinens, | Also, admire the Te en ees them (Mr. and Mra. J. W. Sarvis an. ahs proaching the climax of the Mexican |Your children, ‘Teach them gelf-con, : ‘ our nerves for awhile a Stes Cynthia Robertson, Mise the engagement of their] Miss Kathryn Wiggins spent a Drama Department affair than I realised how weak ana | ‘fol: * port Gnd to lend lives of! Dear Mies Grey: May r ted in your childr Miller, Mise Katharine Craw- | autor, Ruth, to Mr. Charles W.! few days in Hverett last week The drama department of the! worthlons I was, and wanted to re-| ao ee ee ines to the “Heartbroken Wife, > good reading, fancy work ‘Miss Mildred Miller, Miss Char. Fifer, son of Mr. and Mre, L. Bt oe. Womar tury club will meet at! aint » ae . hee ae spnther to her husband? . Wholesome amu: Fifer, of Seatt Miss Sarvis at e Fe od club house 0:30 |" - Gor y ' f this man took as much pleasure Mann and Miss Cordelia Jen- | tended ‘the Galea ‘of Washi ing |,.Mrs. George Austin Haskell and pen He The sramranl” Wi: Wa on|, Bob, I od, was on his way to y m and it's r e hin wife y by buying encountered your same ex; 2 jton and is a member of the Alpha |@ughter, Minn Jean, will leave next)“ unsany” with Mrs, J. D. Curtis in| Jon me and to take over my burdena tos t | instead of|ence a few years back and what Phi Sorority. Mr. Fifer enlisted at|Week for Santa Barbara where # | charge I 1 been detained by his father, | he ! fa : fs r t did is the aay I am now givi 0 Supper Party the beginning of the war and was a|Jean will attend school eee le bly to walt for important M. A ying and being a! you and it worked wonders untold, evening gg Thelma |member of the’ Dixie division for get. | Art Students to Visit Gallery . concerning the 1 rn . ly & z hope it will do the fe Twas hostess at an informal|two years. He is a member of Sig-| Mra, Charles Kilbourne left last! The art department of the Weat | r, ta’ liven Ein Shien cobvents party at her home. ma Chi fraternity, The wedding |week for New York where she will Sido Woman's Improvement. clube yy teat tub de sunerine Mather eon eee will take place during the holidays.|mpend a month with the leader, Mrs, Catherine re hg ast ve decided to ¢ 0 you | ~ | sedi dg Faker, will visit the art gallery of prow heneve imagine ge Luncheon Pr *hite | Tdeut, Loyd Lewte, who has been|Mr. FB. Sanders at 2 o'clock what might have happened to that| My husband makes a good salary Scak 3. Kelly eitertaines [rogram at W hite in ‘Tacoma for the past two months wee Unfortunate girl To be eure, sheland if 1 am in need of clothes give friends with an informal bridge | Hlephant Shop |has been ordored to California, and| Seattle Day Nursery Meeting |had a big market value—sho was|mo money enough to buy them, but ably where there are other children, She has brown eyes and dark brown hair 1 out four feet five he in normal trained | ponitive that there Is a ¢ home awaiting this otherwise they right to little girl right here in ith in the f f them. Mother love alone cannot How about it, folks? Who wants this litte girl in We od Govern: | ike reading ; ; ting ‘ er Jom gives me more than her home this afternoon. | pt, whee Se |with Mra. Lewis and son will leave ' good for an enormous ransom—and y * re ary, ontraltO. |for the South next week Day > a will be held ff che hue been clever enough to{@ollar or two a week for my own, oe 6° has arranged the program for the get . . coats can't ch With White Elephant Shop for Wednes- Mrs. Lewis spent urday in Se 0.90 o'clock in the A-|impress this fact upon her captors, |" : . Ba. 4 + ; pr at Sorrento day noon, and will give it jointly |®tte, the guest of Mra. Vera Strange Ao i she would have been spared a tor-| grt ; makes it very humils- F. W. Pavey was hostess at/ with Mr, Join L. Gattis, tenor. at the Hotel Sorrento West Seattle Art Club : mg ; friend, which makes it very hunt urday evenin: ‘ | Mtr. and Mra. John W. Rady } meet with Mra. Dana W. Frown rrinon assured me a e| When ad your an@wer to “In ge ers Can She Bake a ltaken a house at Santa Barbara for|2711 S7th ave, 8. W.. at 1 o'clock {rings she wore were a grand adver i fg tied DB a ge BUY THE WORLD'S BEST, oY ie? the winter, and with their children : ld Usement of her wealth, and one “ “ oa ‘and oe bev ij ae 1 Dress Party Pumpkin Pie? |will leave shortly for the South. | Halloween Party which the bandits would recogr ia ane Mon whet sea renat COFF: celebrate Hallowe'en some of TO Paraphrase a good old song. +l gar’ | ‘The married ladies’ sodality of the!ang bank on. He argued that she 4 i 4 Friday evening at the Soldiers’ and culate Conception parish wi 5 * ICE fficers of the navy yard at Gabbery pe tans Bea with be the Meseat Mr. U. K. Loone has been spend Immaculate Conception parith will) would exit in perfect mfoty—and| ANOTHER LN NEED OF ADVICE will dress : give @ Halloween card party at the vagy se - ~ S95 ie the vail oft Friday evening 1 on oe yng ony sont sondsheuentioanae al wr wae jhall wt 18th ave. and Hast Marion | Vast disoomfort-—untih her money What I, said to the other eee « ic n oe at i % at. during the evening. Prizes and) Y%lue Was ascertaine woman in Reed of advice I re returned, all of them fond of pump-| Mrs. C. H. Bacon returned Thurs |refreshments suitable to Halloween. The detective’s theory was com-| u. When a woman rem kin ple. For this reason the com/day from the East where she went ore forting—and I neewled comfort. No! at home and cares properly for be the regular weekly |™ittee hopes and asks for donations | several weeks ago to place her! | matter what the girl's character, and| that heme, attends to all of her fof the standard American ple |daughter, Miss Katherine Bacon, in] sm, ,Walene Club Meeting | it spite of all my reasons for abhor-| clothes and her husband's, is For additional information call school, h ‘ , ‘ neat, economical and everything | Pee a |the Kalons club will be held in the|ring her, I realized that she had} © ‘s ype ge lem iin Minas In the Five P. 1C P re ‘A iN in the | tail f a wats / rmy and Navy club rooms in the| fallen into an a predicame: | eee | Mra. Helena Langer left, Wednes-| Army end Navy club roome in, the/tallen into an awful ¢ cament as Ccoesete, sa: ts Oe Canadian Women’s Club | tay for Caltornia to spend the win-|the elub and club members will Pe-| giniomacy Tt was ap to the Lorimérs| titted to numn of'money each (Ie surpasses ail |ter os It waa up t week or month that would equal ‘The Capitol Hil sirale of the Ca owe a Sore to roweue Katherine Miller at least the salary of a servant dinner an 1 on B club of Broadway high | adian ‘Women's eb wil gives Mire. C. ¥. White and her daugh-/ainar an 848 ts Mag Nothing « done unti) Babs! filling the same capacity, Even ‘other coffees in gk gr —— ae — at 2 o'clock at the Over-(t¢f. Mrs. Heor; Field, bave re ing is the first ‘ wae safely “ _ _ cerarceettenas sane of — = [seas club house, 404 Thirteenth ave, turned from a trip to California and affairy to be he ery month, thelens, Mc 40 fragrance, flavor corner mm st. N. Prizes will be given and tea|®T@ in their home at the Highlands. which a prominent » r will be|ed a sco “ ~ ¢iserved during the afternoon. To rr +. 8 the special feature. club re! sting Mf ty means of his . quality, economy serve a table call Mra. Clifford Reid, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Allen wili|cently added new members. The offi-| , " ich seemed to cc | Capitol 230 leave the f.-st of November for Call-/cerm are as follows: Pre nt. Mr. " > oa mp lfornia wile. y will make their se W. Bryant; vi president ' BA Now Said to Re ae ot Acquired Also Pached in U me. r. J. Thomas Hall; secretary, Mr fn tn i on m at Red Rummage Sale ere ee Edward W, Denny; treasurer, Mr ! on end : A agar ete Maple Three and One Tea Room The rummage ale to be given by} Mtr olia VAL at Herbert C. Bryant. All members are |o . to meet | cath 2 qenarplly aad chieGy tediont. Pound Cans program at the Red Cross tea the Renton Hill Guild of the Ortho | week for Las Ar ve 5 & shor * T “i to be present on October, 29. © ne t r town. 7 . t enlarges the glands tomorrow will be given by Mr./ | pedic hospital will take place tomor- es <¢ ee | " * enid, for ° affects the internal EVERY CAN GUARANTEED Bogovy, celloist, and Mr. | Tow, at the Japanese tea room next Alteuistle Club ha Cn a tgans, especially the lungs, and if 4g aah “ ¥-\to the Metropolitan theatre, at Fifth Mra. Bo § ¥ returned Mon-/ - = ‘eecuing & lovely young girl from) i ciected may develop into con- from land Uatveratty ’ th | aay from Yakima where she has| Th® Altruistic club will meet at/ bandits was their favorite game! theatre orchestra, in the fol- ae jbeen for the past three th ne of Mrs. John Bellamy, 1221) Morrison ended by insinting suse many troubles, and ts amabere: . Boree t | ¥ tl or f Sous 4 by insinting that ¥ yuse from ° 5 * wooks. lew boulevard, at 1 o'clock duh eaets be werent a ated by impure air, unwhole- m, Goddard; Traumere!, Seha-| Wisteria Dancing Club | ee - an cae ae ac oe me much heat eT carte, eelUs| The next in the Wisteria club’s| Mr. and Mra. H. §. Brown sold|\ Never eat ple with » knife. It's all insisted in spite of the fact that we orks lepotiatns winter series of dances will be given |their home, and with their daughter,|Mght to cat cheese with pie, but) icine por a. sing the| that ed with #0 eee Wednesday evening in Christensen's| Mise Earbara, will lewy svember|knives should be eaten alone So & single answer to the ..? ll at Arctic Club Broadway hall. 6 for Tokyo for an indefinite stay wires he had sent. We would just) sa tsfacts | “. have to worry along without anewers, jment sfula. Give it rtic or laxativ > JAPAN AERIAL MAIL Mr. and Mrs. KE. F. Taylor, wh eee, ane oe eon ie own! aif lood’s Pille,—th wilt beheld’ Thursday tn the| TOKYO, Oct, 22.—(Delayed)—The emeresr ir wan’ Gaae See went over before ter for billousness. ¢ OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE Fooms for members and their | first Japanese aerial mall attempt )°0'C'°® ad na n that crook at the atation got onto! path was made yesterday succensfully, | Yl! be tis wint fe. We discussed the pros — eee 313 OCCIDENTAL AVENUE. _ tog’ The flight was from Tokyo to Omaka.) te and Mrs. Whitney trvtne: tele an ne of our rituat ae we wat i ak go buy ery a pas- | : 3 i i by the nta © patio o e iptown, 1414 ven; ~ llowe’en Dance & distance of approximately 200/jer will noon return to Seattle Mr y the fountain in the f f the try. Uptos dow miles, | Eisier has been with the Standard hacienda. To deceive the numerous/| town, 913 24 Ave. SEATTLE loungers the place, we tema Ol company in China and has beer semen , ento ‘and thei fend Hallow. ir a Hallow. | If you have a severe cough heat | trusted that I was proving 4 success ance will be given at the Sor- Mr. and Mra. R a, and eold ‘accompanied with soreness, | ful actress ee) en Friday or uit 2 and M Max Le thelr daugh- throat tickle, hoarseness, or difficult | Perhaps I laughed a bit hyster & an S you is |ter and son-in returned Sunday breathing, or if your ehild wakes up |icany 1 couldn't see how I was Ko |from Fairbanks, Alaska, where they during the night with croup and you od Milk have resided for the past four years. want quick help, try this reliable old |!" to get away with Baby Babs, an 4 They intend to make their home home-made cough remedy, Any drug- I was confronting a mont unexpected Infante and Eee. mn Seattle after visiting in gist can suppl iy you, wit 2 ounces ordeal—the oddest a bride ever aa tations ead Substitetcs n with Mr and Mrs.| of Pinex. Pour this into a pint bottle | ¢ | . i 1 fill the bottle with plain granu- od to see my hushand| _ - - Or you can use “a Pe gee Tiga t na or corn ‘ s pay! 7 if : forth to say ayrup, desired. jov a dragon's | really remarkable cough reme ave! tastes good, and in spite of y too vivid im ™ cost, it can be depended upon to give 4 oi ,, wah quick and Insting relief her | You ean feel this take hold of a | OVtlY tresses streaming behind her, cough in a way that means business, |“* *he rushed Into the arms of the| It loosens and raises the phiegm, | Valiant khight who had come "| stops throat tickle an: es and | rescue her heals the irritated membranes (To Be Continued) line the throat and bronch'al é sad romptnens, ease and cer-| No young man Is quite as good as| y that it is really astonishing. | Pinex is a special and highly con |# best girl thinks his picture looka centrated compound of genuine Nor- | ~ —__—— on way pine extract, and is probably a ee, way pi ‘ Pee you’ re getting a breakfast food et sown mean o » co NIONS o | severe coughs, throat and cheat olde. of uncommon food va/ue. 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