The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 28, 1920, Page 8

Mra, P. H. Watt and Mrs. A. Bemis wil! be the host for the day. The Hallowe'en dance for members and guests scheduled for Friday evening, 29. The committee in charge the festivity includes Mra. John \ Murphy, Mra. I. N, Gott and Madelle Gille, ‘There will be three study clubs year, and all members are urged Hentify themselves with at least of thom, The first two will be) to club members, but the an evening class, will be open members and their friends. | The Book Review circle will be! ‘held every Friday morning at 10:30 beginning October 1. Mrs. K. Bliss will be leader and Mra Waterman chairman of the | The Drama Reading efrele will) alternate Wednesdays at 10:30 with Mrs, Alvah L. Carr as and Mrs. Marion Edwards as ‘The first meeting wil! be 6 Miss Elizabeth Rowell lead the evening class, which Meet weekly. Their subject will European current events, The i Meeting will be Monday, Octo-) Willard Stimson, Col and Clarance B. Blethen, Mr. and James A. Wood, Mr. and Mra. Bogle, Dr. and Mrs. Albert 4 Mr. and Mra, Adam + Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Taylor, Marjorie Miller, Mr. and Mra. D. Hoge, Mr. and Mra. Fred. Dr. and Mrs, Tom Mesdag, Mr. Mrs. Gilbert Le Baron Duffy, Elizabeth Hammons, Miss Ada , Miss Marjorie Colmary, ‘Dr. and Mrs. E. C. Kilbourne, Mr. Mrs. H. nry, Mr, and Mra. Mandell Henry, Mr. and Mra. Van Tuyl, Mr, and Mra. J. F. Mr. and Mrs, J. H. Fox, Mra. S. H. Hopper, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. © of Everett, Mre. A. H. Anderson, | John Baillargeon, Mr. and Mra. Lang, Mr. and Mra J. C. . Mr. and Mrs. G. E. M. Pratt, and Mrs. John Spargur, Mr. and George T. Myers, Mr. and Mrs. MeMicken, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Will Hanna, | + and Mra. W. H. Whitney and last week, Miss Ann Mc will entertain the intimate of the honor guest at the tea Thursday afternoon The will be given at Miss McPhee's 'ea to Honor Irs. Price Lane |. Mrm Lester Turner, Jr, has ex | ‘ended invitations for a tea, to be atthe Sunset clu Friday October 1, In compliment her mother, Mrs. Price Lane, of Louis, who is her house guest. eee rs. Gillespie to Honor othed Girls Mrs, Andrew M. Gilles @ended invitations for « Bandkerchiet shower, to be given at residence F' afternoon, in | pliment to Miss Helen Brown and iss Alice Fay. Mra. Gillespie has! a Mrs. Cart FP. Gould and Mrs. | Burnside to assist at the tea hy ee ‘Mrs. Stanton to Give eon Monday | Mise Margaret Huteson wil be fhe honor guest at a buffet lunch. | @on at which Mra. Lewis Stanton Will be hostess next Monday at her home. Twenty intimate friends of Miss Huteson will be included, and @ kitchen shower will follow the Yancheon, ; eee | Monday Practice Club to Meet Monday afternoon, October 11, tn ‘the date set for the first meet of the Practice club this season, and plans for the coming year will Be discussed. Mrs. Frederick Baus. man will be the hovtess, . oe Mrs. Berg to Honor Engaged Girls ‘Only close friends of the two Donor guests have been invited to! the Kitchen shower which has been | @rranged by Mrs. Edgar Berg for y afternoon at her residence. 4 affatr will compliment Miss Brown and Miss Alice Fay,| betrothals have been made recent. WOMEN’S UNIVERSITY CLUB UNCES OCTOBER PROGRAM BY BEULAH MITCHELL COUTTS Society Editor of The Star FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, THE MEMBERS OF THE WOMEN'S UNT-| tea, of the Scotti Grand Opera com- L H. Albertson and Mrs. Harold Hemphill. tH) & o'clock a fruit shower for the tea room is planned, with tea to} friends in social as well as musical To Remember TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER te— | . & visit the rooms and the new DATES lo a hee rs. Karle teachers afore the business meet FRIDAY, ocTORE SATURDAY, OCTORER 9— MONDAY, OCTORER ¢— WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6— WEDNFADAY, OCTOBER t0— | Bridge Luncheon at !Sunset Club Mra. Claude M. Seeley was hostess at a prettily appointed luncheon of Elizabeth Richmond Miller, | ten covers today at. the Sunset club. Bridge occupied the remainder of the afternoon, Mra. Grover Desmond has arrang- | ed a bridge luncheon of seven tables for Saturday, at her new home, 1618 East Howe st. Trinity Choir Welcomes Mr. Butler As a compliment to thetr choir leader and organist, Mr. J. Edmonds Butler,*the members of the Trinity Episcopal church choir surprised him on Thursday evening at his home, and extended a hearty wel- come after hia extended Eastern so- Complimented Entertaining Holmes, whose marriage to Mr. Wil- jam Forrest Goodfellow will be ‘an| event of October, Mins Rosamond | before. Druggist will show you Dia- | Parsons will give a luncheon of| mond Dyes Color Card. THE SEATTLE STAR af a sae twelve covers at her home on Satur day, The members of the bridal party and a few close friends will be her guesta. eee Supper Following Opera Performance Complimenting Mr, Marto Cham. CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY Seattle Assembly No, 533 ‘The Seattle Aasnembly No. 632, United Artisans, will give a hard Friday, October 22, from 3] Seattle, and has a wide circle of| Jefferson PT, A. meets at the school at 2:30 p,m. Parents are in vited to come sufficiently early to P, Jacobson, circles, and plane discussed for the coming | Fer the pleasure of Mr. and Mre.|year. A short program will be fol- | Mario Chamiee, of the Scott! Opera | lowed by refreshments, The wedding of Mim Florine Graft company, Mr, and Mra, Theo Karle i vals to Fnsign Francis Paxton Old, U. | Moeur-Lantz Nuptials | Mr. and Mra Curtis R. Lanta an- nounce the marriage of their daugh- ter, Marie Roberta, to Mr. John BL Moeur of Phoenix, Ariz, on Monday, | September 20. The ceremony was | performed by the Rey. J. B. Crow | ther of the First M. B. church. The bride was charming In an afternoon gown of beaded georgette crepe over dark blue charmeuse, She wore 4 corsage of Cecil Brunner roses and orchids. Mra Mbeur was formerty connect: | ed with the medical department of the Seattle schoola Mr, Moeur is agrmduate of Stanford university and a member of the Delta Ci fra ternity, He served as captain in the Dist division overseas, whore he re ceived both the French and the Unit- of States government medals for service, $30 p. m. for the Women's League of Pilgrim Congregational church. eee Ladies’ Grotte Club ‘The Ladies’ Grotto club meete at 2p. m, in the Federation clubhouse. eee Elsie Lincoln Benedict Chub The Elsie Lincoin Benedict club meets at 8 p. m at 1503 Tenth ave. Renedict puptie wishing to join this club please phone Mra. EK EL Tay- jor. me Mary Loulse Roches! ise Florence Heed at her Dinner at elud tor Mise Mary Pryor and Mr. Gtibert Miack, with Mr. Mr. Rodney Prent Bernard Fothertegh: the Yacht Dancing party at Y honor of Mise Kathicen Parehatt end Mine Roma Reid, with Mr. and Mra Parshall and Mr, and Mra Reid as hosta Mra Lester Turner's tea at the Sunset _clud, honoring her mother, Mra, Price Lana Rainier freahmenta. Erland, The stag party honored Mr. Frederick Jobn Calhoun, who leaves |iy invited. Wednesday to re-enter the North Pa- . cifle College of Dentistry, cee Miss Willett Weds Mr. H. K. Mills Miss Mary Loutse Rochester te wed Mr, David Morgan Redertck at ¢ @’clock in the Tabernacle Baptist church, Mise Mary Pryor te entertain bridal party ef luncheon at heme fone he ene cape el boi | MF and Mra, Bert A. Willett an- — . Miss Rosamond Parone tencneon | | f° yous ore **) pounce the marriage of their daugh- in compliment (9 Miss Aune || home in Phoentx, Arta ter, Annette Willett, to Mr, HL K. Hotmen Milla, son of Mrs. va Mills. After an extended automobdile trip thru Pastern Washington and Ore gon, Mr. and Mra. Mills will be at home at 323 B. 634 st Club Members Give Stag Party Eighteen members of the Kalon club were entertained Friday ever ing at the home of Mr. and Mra K “DIAMOND DYES Any Woman can Dye now 4 Mr, and Mra Lyman Hoge Biack's @inner for the Black-Pryor bridal Party, preceding the rehearsal at the church, plimented at tea, with Mra, Dom inie Brace aa hostess, at the home of Mra William Martin Wedding of Mise Mary Pryor to Mr. Frank Glibert Biac! ity parish church at § TRUTH Cherry Chat Paul's Episcopal church. ‘The marriage of Mise Anne Holmes William Forrest Goodfe! 4:10 o'clock, im the Uni Cash at Cherry's Do you know, Mr, Man “(or Woman), that your eredit will v« ly buy better Cherry's an your cash will y in the ordinary tore; that you cap find better — atyles, better values and all- eee Mrs. Desmond to Give Pe Pan is gy nee Seach WCB WAY TS? Resides, this month yoo tion on ell sults and evercoata Bee for yourself and be convinced. you some very fine matertais, tailored by craftamen, and at prices that will #u Fit and general satisfaction guar line of Boys’ Suits; two pairs trousers, contains directions so simple that jour, any woman can dlamond.dye any eld, 207 RIALTO os © faded garmenta, draperfes, coverinis, Miss Ime: everything, whether wool, silk, linen, @M4 Pretertct & Neleon Bitg. Holmes to Be cotton or mixed goods, & new rich, 2ND AVE. Betwoes Madison & Spring fadeleas color. Buy “Diamond Dyes"—ne other kind—then perfect resulta are guar- anteed even if you have never dyed for Mise Anne WOMEN’S CLUBS Mra. Katherine Baker, “Copenhagen Pottery” by Mra, John A Man's Word Is Worth as Much as t practically @ 20 per cent reduc Lat as show Dee | P, TA. Meeting ‘The West Woodland P/T. A. will meet Wednesday, September 29, in the auditorium of the school. be “Zelanque: and VERSITY CLUB will assemble for dinner at ¥:20, An tnitial report | pany, and Mra, Chamlee, Mr, and | time party Wednesday at the Swed- ne a from the > Bhan committee will be given, and a general discussion will) Mrs, Harry Krinke entertained with |tsh Club hall. Bighth ave, and West Seattle Art Ch oa , relative to new club headquarters. The entertainment committee | an informal supper last evening in| Olive at. Refreshments will be] wre, Claude J, Stanley, 4415 West ‘Will act As hostesses, The program for Friday, October 8, will be announced | their apartment, after the perform | served. Massachusetts st, will be hostess to . A bridge luncheon for members and friends will be given Saturday, |ance of “LA Tosca." Mra Chamlee beta iy Wert Seattle Art club at 10:30 @ m, 16, at 12:30 o'clock. The hostesses the afternoon will be Mra, was formerly Miss Ruth Miller, of defterson PT. A. The program will leader, eee Progrenstve Thought Chub Dr. W. I. Shephard will speak on “Life of Jack London” at the meet ing of the Progreasive Thought club at 3p, m Miss Florence MoCanne will give several piano numbers fe invited. | will entertain with an informal) Women’s League of Pilgrim Congre |e interested public luncheon tomorrow, gational Church The busineas meeting of the club kd ie Mra George W. Boole, 1658 Fed:| wii be held at 1:30 p. m eral ave, will entertain tea at eee Wlsconsin Golden Rod Club Wisconsin Golden Rod club meets with Mra, Betty Dow at Charleston. Meet at Colman dock at 10 & m. and bring lunch. eee Women’s Auxiliary to Ratnier Post No, 21 A card party will be given at 8 p. m, by the Women's Auxiliary to Post No. Legion, in Veterans’ Hall, the Arm- ory. Musical program and light re- Ladies of the G. A. K and Women’s Relief Corps especial 71, Amertoan Drama Department of Woman's Century club meets at the Federated clubhouse at 10:30, Full attendance ADDITIONAL CLUBS Lieyd Cochran Post ‘The regular meeting of the Amer fean Legion of the Lioyd T. Coch- ran Post, No. 40, meets this evening at 8 o'clock, at the city hall, Ballard. - The new store with the old prices ALASKA DRY GOODS CO. 1512 FIFTH AVENUE Between Pike and Pine Real Bargains—hundreds of them—specially prepared that this sale, starting Wednesday, ‘ quantities, Store Opens 8:30 A. M. NO C. 0. D.’S OR PHONE ORDERS peer p vga: Gon Twelve - inch Rubber Oil Cloth—Shelf 20¢, = " an eaziedown white an P a ard. checked Outing Flannels, ssgudeencaig Table 35¢. ¢ y 35¢ yard. Medlicott Scotch Wool] Comforters, full size; ° Underwear, extra heavy, 1214¢ spool, special $4.50 each. Brown Sheeting, 81 inch- es wide; good, heavy. grade; 75¢ yard. Silkoline, 36 inches wide, best grade, 25¢ yard. Socks—-Men’s All Wool home knit and extra heavy white wool, 75¢ pair. Overalls — Best .grade; very special, $2.25. Underwear — Good qual- ity Union Suits, $2.00. No. 7—$7.00 the suit. Mackinaw Coats, $7.50 each. Woolen Trousers, $4.75 |. the pair. yard. each, each, Athletic Union Suits, Men’s All Wool Macki- $1.00. naw Goats, BOBO. Cambric, plain colors, Stanfield Canadian 20¢ yard. Sateen Boys’ Mackinaw Coats, wool Underwear, the suit, $7.50. $6.00. Buntings, plain colors, ime Odematen sn at Hope brand Muslin, full 12%4¢ yard. yard—special 50¢. $4 wt each. yard wide, at about half O. N. T. Luster Cotton, Cotton Batting, Water repellant Riding} price—only 30¢ yard. $1.00 dozen spools. each, 3reeches, $5.00 pair. Dress and Work Shoes; good quality; $5.50 pair. Hiking Boots, the pair, $7.50. % ‘length Oil Coats, $4.50. Loggers’ Shirts, $6.50 Colored Table Damask, $1.00 yard. Crash Toweling, good width; nearly all half lin- en; 30¢ yard. Outing Flannel, gootl, heavy kind; plain colors; 30¢ yard. Hospital Gauze, 10¢ yard. O. N. T. Cotton Thread, very special, 4 for 25¢. 1,000 yards Gingham at Bedsheets, the lowest price in years— good patterns—25¢ yard. L. lL. Sheeting, full 36 inches wide, 25¢ yard. Mohawk Sheets—81x90, $2.10; 63x90, $1.75. Slicker Bedsheets, Old each. Silk and Wool Under- wear, two-piece suit, at $7.50 the suit. Rubber Boots _Hipress, hip length, $8.50 the pair. for $6.75. Hundreds of other items, just as good, cannot he listed here for lack of space. 2.75. Money’s worth or money back pt. 29th, and lasting until Saturday, Oct. 2nd, should be the success it deserves to be. In many instances the price has been cut in half. Knowing what demands will be made on us for the following merchandise, we reserve the right to limit Store Closed 6 P. M. Cretonne, extra good, Coats’ Crochet Cotton, Striped Ticking, 30¢ a Crib Blankets, $1.00 Big Bath Towels, 40¢ Extra heavy and large Bath Towels, 65¢ each. good quality— the kind you have been paying 75c and $1.00 the Pillow Cases, brand, special 45¢ each. quot, $2.25 each. quot, $2.75 each. standard Towels, $1.35 Women's $12.00 Shoes Boys’ and Girls’ Shoes, ped and $5.00 values, for Our motto: 25¢ Salem 63x90, Pe- 81x90, Pe- Barber the dozen. Gilbert ulation ber 24, will be Steele, Mr. and Mra W. A. M. Smith motored last week to Yakima to visit their ranch, and attend the fair, Menmages of felicitation are being received by Mr. and Mra, Alexander Scott Bullitt, on the birth'of a daugh- | tor Pri Mins and @ few da, birth, laod Aliller. Mra. Mont, Henry ered water. be used on the face unless the eye | brows and hair are thoroly protected | from it, as it will bleach them. | nd parched looking, burns off nda, giving & most untidy ap- nee. fr h Nauid Mother us inch thick. Plunge into boiling wa-|and fry in the bacon fryingg Liver ter and let stand five il cooked. Mra Vilag RPeckwith departed to ———. a 7 day for a month's visit in Sen Fran cisco, She will stop en route in Medford, Ore, for a short visit with — | DOUBLE DISCOUNT TOMORROW eee Mr. and Mrs. Walter Vamflton are anticipating @ vinit from Mins We give a discount on cash sales every day. Every Mildred Carlton, of Medford, Ore Wednesday we double this discount. Tomorrow is Mix Carlton ia a sister of Mr. New Wednesday. combe Carlton, of New York, presi a af dent of the Western Union Tele | prin ee School Middies and Skirts - Mr, Clarence A. Black, of Santa and Mra. Charles H. Black, and ex pects to remain until after the mar riage of Mim Mary Pryor to ing, October 6. Mr, and Mra, Charles G. Mullen are receiving messages of congrat | spending the summer with her als: | ter, Mra. Fred Lowert, in Tacoma, has departed for her bome in Mib- waukee, Wia, Mr. and Mrs. George F. Thorndyke returned Sunday night from We. natches, Mr. T. 8. Bulkley left yesterday for @ business trip to Honolulu. Mra. Henry Sherr and «maf pon, | of Los Angeles, are tn the city, the | quests of Mrs. Sberr’s parenta, Mr. Envelope 35c and Mrs. George H. McLeod, Ch . Ladies Handkerchiefs of fine ‘eee emises lawn, nicely hemstitched cob Mr. and Mrs. Norman McLeod are receiving congratulations on daughter, who has teen given the name of Ruth Gertrude, Mra Mo- Inte Judge Henry, of Livingstone, the Argonne fe fore proceeding to California. A. Ballinger, . saeiaiaieaandeciians TO WHITEN ARMS | A good arm bleach is made by mtx-| ing fuller’s earth to a paste with peroxide, Spread the paste on the! arms and jeave it for at least an) hour. The biquching process may be) hastened by keeping the paste cov.| with cloths wrung from hot | The Hair-Destroying ppl brush before doing up the hair, di ing the brush down one strand at fully wavy and manageable, JUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1998, not bot. Fry bacon, Rofl liver tt flour, season with ealt and pepper 62 ae Dee ee eek fa | CALVES LIVER Ook | Slice the liver atgyt one-quarter fs the guest of Mr $4.50 to $6.98 Girls’ Middies, made of good quality of navy blue serge, trimmed with triple rows of braid on collar and cuffs; reinforced yoke and shoulders; laced yoke. Sizes 6 to 18 years. We also have Plaited Serge Skirts to match these eso. combination is effective. Skirts priced at $4.50. Mr. | Black, on Wednesday even on the birth Friday, Septem of a daughter, Mra. Mullen remembered as Miss Helen Silk Hose $1.50 Excellent value in Ladiew Pure Silk Hose, tn cordovan, gray and white, with Sinch garter top and reinforced heel and toe; double sole for lasting service; full fashioned; sizes 8% to 10, - Cashmere Hose 85c to $1.50 Pair Ladies’ Fine Cashmere Hose, hemmed tops; black with gray heel and toe; reinforced; com- fortable for Fall wear. Jergen’s Perfumes Triple and quadruple extracts —all popular odora, including Jickee and Ben Hur. Priced, ber ounce, from 75¢ up. Handkerchiefs Boys’ Jerseys $1.50 Extra good value tn Cotton Jerseys of medium weight. The colors are blue and maroon, Boys’ Skull Caps 50c Made from good felt In all the popular school colors, They are all wearing them. Your boy wants one, Elastic Girdles Reduced to $3.75 and $5.00 Unusually cheap at these prices; suitable for street wear and most comfortable for ath- letics and dancing. They come in 12, 14 and I¢inch length, and are worn without laces, day, September 24 ore Nell Donnelly, who has been frequent visitor in Seattle, where they have spent a yn ' eee | ored borders and daintily em- broidered corners, You'll lke these good values—they are 3 for $1.00, Of woft batiste, in pink and white, nicely trimmed in lace or ribbon; will Jaunder and wear well. Priced at $1.25 and up. Children’s Winter Coats $10.98 to $18.50 Pretty velvet velours, silvertones and other pop- ular fabrics; plush and caracul collars and cuffs belted style; full lined and button trimmed. Sizes 8 to 14 years. . the 14, of @ little September was formerly Miss Mabel ee Julla Henry, widow of the! has taken an apartment at & few months, be Mrs. is « cousin of Judge Richard 1 “THE STORE MAY, This preparation should not A Permanent Hair Wave HAVE US WAVE IT NOW ané PAY FOR IT LATER = At your own convenience IN SMALL PAYMENTS Our credit plan is the very best guarantee in the world that you will be satisfied with the results obtained. A wave will save you at least one-half heur every day of the week. Every one can now discard the old curling tron and patent curlers for have brought the PERMANENT WAVE WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL For appointment call Main 6507 LADIES’ IMPROVEMENT SHOP Union st. Curling Iron Passes heated tron makes the hair You who have learned | ‘om experience will be giad r of m very simple method Ww ounces of plain silmerine at your druggists a little with acl) m to tip. In thr your hair Will be as beaut curly as though it will be tter what ure did it, an od a waving iron, will last r, and the health of your Silmerine iH THE of the achiev ata ti bodily out by streng' of the which blood. utterly trea, Helps Push You Forward To | While Lack of Iron May Drag You Backward To the Depths Of Weakness, Ill-Health and Despair—Physician Explains Why \ |Men Of Iron Will, Strong Deter- | mination and | are Men of Blood and Iron— LIKE NUXATED IRON—HELPS MAKE By Building Red Blood, Strength and Endurance “There are thousands of men who can look back to the time when they seemed to be on the road to success yet who today are nervous wrecks, bustness failures and physical and mental weaklings, all throug of sufficient iron in their red blood corpuscles,” says Dr. H. B. 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Van Horne, formerly Medical onch es Nuxated Tron helve to build tl Inspector and Clinical Physician on the gives men Board of Health of “Weakened by the heavy drains upon their nerve force and physical strength, many m are bed back in life oy lack of iron in 1 le, power throw lac! ge and failures—beaten becs ood is literally starving for healthgiving Today, it i red Livod—rich in itom— exch boa, ow Iron In The Blood Health, Success and Power Purposeful Action rs V KIND OF MEN ORGANIC IRON— ‘®& lack fact that a sound, strong body, brimming over ment and as a result they are breaking down me when they should be enjoying that perfect health which cries defiance ¢o failure and Yet the moment they get the right kind of I strongly advise every man who is fagged worry, long hours and overwork to build up his th, energy and endurance by taking some form foremost blood and body builders, the best to I have ever had recourse.” ¥ 5. foree, sone and power to ‘conquer clea ani ome New York City, says: wart Fwy | virtuall Their thin, pale, watery blood h lost the power to send energy and h the body and a0 a ren ‘king in strength and endus forced to drop bi