The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 21, 1921, Page 10

P : “Mr. and Mrs. Eddy “Picture Ball” et Fs, Seattle Society Mrs. Calvert Plans Enter-| of) tainments; Group Younger Set to Be Guests; Large Dinner Party. MAARS. JAMES H. CALVERT has AMLoxtended invitation of Miss herine Mact afternoon, Nov th Buests to hem linens for the bride Welect, Miss MacLean will wed Mr PBtarr Calvert on Wednesday Thing, December 14, in the Plymouth Congregational church On Thanksgiving Day Mra. Calvert ent family dinne Wenth ave N to 20 friends ean for W mber 30 Mr, and taining with 1809 are at th with covers for twenty sidence to Entertain | A group of society maids and Peachelors will be entertained at dtn-| Sommer by Mr, and Mrs. John W. Eddy TWeinesday evening. at the Univ Melty club, later attending the F “Picture Ball" in the Masoi ple. hs . Mr. and Mrs. Will Be Hosts Mr. and Mrs. Karl Harbaugh wil dinner hosts at their home Thanks ling, with fourteen friends as their Harbaugh f Dance | Mrs, Belle Burns Updegraft wil! en with a supperdance at her Thanksgiving, to which thirty have been invited oe Seat Sale for “Picture Ball” "Seats for the Fine Arts “picture Wednesday evening, will be on at the Fine Arts gallery, 1213 ave. from 12 until 5 o'clock @ay. It is announced that un. seats may be obtained at ‘price. ainments Will mpliment Mrs. Henry nting Mrs. Walter Henry, fg leaving about December 1 for York to sail for an extended r trip, Mrs, E. 8. Yeaton and Jerry Eggert are entertaining | hha luncheon Wednesday after-| in Mrs. Exgert’s apartment in Arcadia. Invitations have been! ted to close friends of the honor | iy afternoon Mra. A. C. ¢@ will entertain with an in. i} tea at her home as a farewell lin to Mrs. Henry. eee Diniier Honors Be rothed Couple d afternoon at their home, Fund Mrs. George Howard Dodge hosts at a dinner for eight, tary to Mice Erma Verd, her flance, Mr. Dickson G A formal Family Dinner informal family dinner will be on Thanksgiving by Mr. and Harry Whitney Treat and their . A. R. Bazaar Tuesday ‘Tuesday afternoon, Rainier Chap- Daughters of the American ition, will hold « bazaar at the Washington, both afternoon evening. Mrs. William J. ckwell. who is in charge of ar. n ts, Will be assisted by Mrs. J. C. Coart, Mra. R. W. Condon, Mrs. a k Gribble, Lucien Mrs. John Matthews, Mrs. ton Moran, Mrs. George Scho- Mra, G, W. Yancy, Mra. D. R. Mrs. David Fryer, Mrs. J. L. Miss Olive House, Mrs. J. H. » Mrs. Henry M. White, Mrs Mt B. Scott and Mrs. Lola F. rman. The junior committee, of which irs. Leslie R. Grant is the chairman, fill serve tea both afternoon and sing. | The booths and their chairmen in- Plude: Dolls, Mrs. Edwin Ripley; Yancy articles, Mrs. John F. Wagner; | rs, Mrs. David Bowen; aprons, | Mrs. George Thirsk; recipes, Mra J. | fT. Kepple; candy, Mra. Edwin J. _ Reyburn. _ Dinner Will Precede |. Preceding the Fine Arts “Picture Ball” at the Masonic temple, Wednes- day evening, Dr. and Mrs. John| Claude Moore will entertain with a @inner of ten covers at their home | St. Mark’s Guild at _ Orthopedic Tea Shop St. Mark’s Guild will be in charge of the Orthopedic Tea Shop Tues-| day, with Mrs, James E, Moore as hostess, assisted by Mrs, W. G. Ham- lin, Mrs. Adam Jardine, Mrs, D. H Sutton, Mrs. W. A. Hale, Mra. W. G . Booth, Mrs. Sheldon Anderson, Miss Margaret Cheal, Miss Laura Cardin and Miss May Cardin. see Musical Program for Alpha Gamma Delta Bazaar Next Saturday at the Pig'n Whis.| tle, the Alpha Gamma Delta sorority | will have a bazaar, the musical pro gram for which fs announced below Vovas “Vor You Alone’ “To « Hill Top’ Mra. An aberts Tyson Piano | “Russian Pallet” +++ Tinskykow “March of the Gnomes ++ Haon Miss Corynn Kiebi | Geent Cox Violin— “Zigunerwiesen” ‘ - Barasate Mine Kaith | ‘endall Plan Dinner for Twelve | Mr. and Mrs. Heber Miank will en. tertain with family dinner for twelve at their home on Thanksgiv- ing. oie lm Linen Shower for Miss MacLean Mins Fraser MacPjierson, Mins! Marion Scott and Miss Alice Udden- hers complimented Miss Katherine Maclean, a bride-to-be in the month of December, with a linen slower Friday afternoon at the Aipha Phi Borority house. | basket Mrs. McClement, who has been a much-entertained visitor during her stay in the city] for the past few weeks left Saturday evening with Mr. Mel to her home in New York ci ‘ a/ spend Thanksgiving with Music Study Club | parents, Rev. and Mrs. George Program | Adama, in Port: Townsend. Mrs. H. B. Perry will entertain the “* Music Study club at her home, 1910 ytr, and Mra. FLW E. Lynn et., Tuesday afternoon. |(garjorie Kittinger) of Everett are when the following program, arrang ed by Mrs. Pielding Lewis Ashton. ton, will be presented. bd MeChesney congratulations \ Novemb« receiving birth of a son, Saturday }19 vd eee Nicos | Mr. and Bre, L.A Godard jas their house Cuesta Mins Irene Hal ton aod Mrs. jand Miss Helen Hall of Hyder vod | Alaska, Concerto (two violins and plane)... Rach Son Mre. Ruth Pepper Rengstort?. Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. T. Tyrer, of Friday Mise Baltruseh 0 spend Is Done Harbor, will come down to «pen Ctaude Madden | Thankagiving with Mr, Tyrer's par it . rl Hobittre nts, Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Tyrer. H. Ogie, accompanist Bieey” Godard seen Mine Gauitiert | William Cahill, of Massenet the week-end and Mra, Fred -arshall have Song (with vietin Parsha (from J Mra A Ashton. Vashon « the Jobin Mrs. | istand, guest of Mr ston. spent Violin No-Host Dinner Dr. and Mrs. Walter A. Moore, Mr and Mrs. Keith Logan Bullitt and/ Mr. and Mra. Edward 1, Garrett will | Bast for several weeks. They will re form a no-host party, who will be | turn about the first of the month. dinner guests at the University club, ose Wednesday evening, preceding the} Miss Thrya Lonergan, who has Fine Arts “Picture ? been in California for the past year oe has returned and is attending the Informal Tea University of Washington. i vee Ci pliments Mims Alice Blake left last Mrs. Weist, Jr. for California, where she will spend Miss Mary Bliss Maxwell was host-| 4 Short time before going to Pho« ess Saturday afternoon at her home| "ix, Ariz. to visit her brother-in in the Old Colony, for the pleasure of | '@W and sister, Mr. and Mra. Frank Mrs. John Weist, Jr, entertaining| Cullen Brophy, planning to remain with an Informal tea. A graceful | Uotil spring of russet-toned chrysanthe- | by et mums centered the tea table, which| Mr. a Mre was presided over alternately by Mra, | #re receiving cor ‘rank Gilbert Black, Mrs. James | birth of a daugh Sharles Kerr, Miss Hazel McMillan | ber 11th, at th and Miss Dorothy Ewing. j — ~ . . Mr. James D. He eft Sunday for he will join Mrs, Hoge, who has been week Eimon lL. tulations Friday Wiener em dish hospital Dinner Hosts ury department can count paper A family dinner of eight covers| money at the rate of 1,000 noteg in will be given by Mr. and Mrs, Eugene | five or six minutes: J. Short on Thanksgiving day at |~ their home, Personal Mrs. Harold K. ly underwent.an op Swedish hpspital, escing. Fine for Lumbago Musterole drives pain brings in its place delicious, soothing comfort. st rub it in gently It ac n, white ointment, made with oll of mustard. It will not biis ter like the old-fashioned conval- | plaster. Get Musterole today at your drug ee store. 35c and 65¢ in jars and tubes Mr. and Mra. John W. Eddy and | hospital size, $3.00 children are planning to leave rly Better than a mustard plaster, in February for Paris, to be gone a} year. | away and . who recent mion at now the mustard is eee Mr. and Mrs, Norman Abrams re. turned recently from a week's motor trip to California eee Mrs. Hawthorne Twomsley INQUIRIES Come to Us From Many Quarters— When is PIGGLY WIGGLY coming to Ballard? When is PIGGLY WIGGLY coming to Queen Anne? When is PIGGLY WIGGLY coming to Everett? And when is PIGGLY WIGGLY coming into my neighborhood? PIGGLY WIGGLY says: “Just as soon as suitable locations can be secured.” IN ORDER TO FACILITATE the opening of more suburban stores, and in response to many inquiries from customers, it is planned by PIGGLY WIGGLY to offer an opportunity ‘for invest- ment in this rapidly growing business. 3 Stores Now—30 Stores Later SEE MR.W.L.AVERY AT LIBERTY MARKET STORE Phone Elliott 2202 1506-8 First Ave. y—Portrait by M. P. Kirkpatrick, Bushnell studio. Y San Francisco and New York, where | nm the | { | Women in the United States treas- | WOMEN’S CLUBS meeting CLUBS FOR TURSDAY [Important business m Caleidh Chub Hi meet Seattle W litera with M Meridiar jot M J. G, Bake c at is tip i's Century Club Women’s Cen Marie Wer Sood t ench lepartment toples at 240 p.m, Washington Hotel, 11 Gough, leader . nt depart W.CLA 0 | urliamentary procedure Green Lal ment at ¥ Mr, Nei) 8 “Motior Mieture Lake ember ‘ ej Vassar Committees W,C. A, at 12:50 Vageer eo WH meet Y ty house pie Club { derated Chub all federated « Chon® at Manus Db Manu at the presidents of ube on The meet Howard D Dear of Mr 7th ! their Reciprocity Day home ee Chastain | potitan Chab ut Y upper followed by of the Bible Cow November w. ca talk Cosmopolitan club omen, the W ° ag Pi Kappa Alp Pi Kappa Alpha M chapter b for thone the meet at both une, 1804 1 muale. < t, at 2p Kegular , meeting H m. monthly UBS | Friendship Camp No, 3388 Friendsbip $008 R. A., wil 1 party Monda ember at ap Ballard ' Writers peru joke} room, at the evening m, at the elty hall, Seattle Civie Improvement Clab Reattle ¢ club Improve! card Brush Rabbit,” b Vinitors welcome. Ha party 26, wt with a November Wet bring will entertain urdey evening home of Mrs. J. T Members may 13th Woman's Civic i” Cly Club x Woma \ ckson rooms Full attendar guest Music Heifetz Concert Tonight | Juxcha Helfets t the Metropolitan theatre ppearance will be under the aus of the lies’ Musical club. . Accompanying Hetfetz wiil be Sam | uel Chotzinoff, who will also play the Kast High Schoo! PT world renowned | ‘concert thin of | evening @ tub | Hin Emma Lazarus Auziliary Emma Lazarus WRith, will he at Bducat Al center nation of officers. Initatio ; a Gs eee ; Mothers’ Club Jlement for California, en route} siema Chi Mothers’ club houne, 4505 18th o The program will be as follows Konata No. & G major (for violin and Wagner hapt Brabme chapter Tailor bird i it known by that 1 | odustle ‘| Crowned Heads Can | | Eat Yet in Vienna’ VIENNA, No 1 —People here from all parts of the Society pocause | nest toget Seattle Lodge low are coming INGROWN TOE NAIL country much as possible pie wari ving n Evergreen hall, 9 p. m.| | progressive which have re value, still buy ayrant ner than of le thelr crowns, whist party peruse Refreshments nea ts How to Toughen Skin so Nail Pinna - a serving ' more Fastern Star Chab Pagesir te, lk Turns Out Itself Eastern Star club will meet at 4090] cay, eres popeenenessaseeetoossntonesoone dade tulle 6a. mm, Gara A few drope of “Outgro” uyon the | *Tode building, 2 p. j kin surrounding the ingrowing nai Ladies’ Aid Society Proves He Killed in One r the lunches in a seecessecseceee average of 600 Mount ,of men on the campu jthankfu jeiates |scholar wdmire : Cynthia Greys University Girl Advises Ex-Soldicr to Stick to®i , Present Ideals—Another Writer Declares Gig Do Prefer the Cave-Man Type. ; In answer to an “Ex-Soldier, lieve the trouble is t you have not met the type of who appreciates a real gentleman. Coarser methods do gain greater ground with girls than good manners; but, course, all depends on the type of girls, again. I am a university girl with a rather wide cirele acquaintances, and am an officer in each of the five organ t to which I belong, so I have met many different ty and off, but, sad to say, the type of “Ex-Soldier” seems to be rather scarce. They are either interested in girls at all, or else they seem more interested girls of another type. Oh, yes, they are friendly and walk home from meetings with us asionally, and they want help or information they will come to us, 6 when it comes to inviting us out they will take someone ¢ i efte rt n ral Dear Cynthia Grey: jon oc psec: Poo Ae A reader of The Star asks for tm wmation on reducing overweights what foo eaten to mati hunger, but which will not at the same time increare weight, This may be secured by writing Washington Bureau, Seattle Star, 1822 New York ave. Wash ington, D. C., enclosing 2 coms in stamps for postage. tiring ing me—I have alwa to be lady-like and mill ne I have, in 1 my best 4 prude with the boys can with her ad from three une they did r euct of a Prince Charming. 4 I did it rather the time, I 1 did, for 1 now others saw it, In all yund that my mother k best for me. \ n nesociating with those wh gy ing to fit a hole, which unless th rejected the offers reluctantl am now tha the situation « things I he . f a Dr. Eijot, It tan't culture they want. It’s brutal physical fores, They yearn for it, They want, #4 Iv their primal instinct. ‘They want to be mastered, whether they, re conscious of the fact or not “Treat ‘em rough and tell ‘em nothe| ing phrase among outh n who are @ sues with Yes, indeed, the ea man wing every time against a spoken and polished gentleman east it is true in this part of t country ou are round ‘ou find cannot be done rounded off corners are ou would have to lower | which does not pay continue tc 1 some 0 do this ide jong run, So I sa a true eman a a girl who appre nd then you will your in da a ur ty feel more than repaid for holding up | your ideals, | A COLLEGE GIRL. | r tet gn Says Girls Like Cave-Man Wooing ONE WHO KNOWS, © TO DANCE AT ARMORY Closer co-operation between |regular army, reserve and Ni ‘ogee | Guard officers is planned in mil man tactics. “EX | octal circles. As the first step, to you about Dis! J ern field artillery, Washington one ay Serene tional yard, has invited the ever #0, and prob | iyo branches to its dance, which Who is the |. in the local armory November 2 fellow with the largest amount of brawn, not! brain, the football player, not the Nuts buried by squirrels are Whom do women flock to, most important means of exte1 A Jack Dempsey or Georges |the black walnut groves of @ a Th Edison or | country Dear Mins Gre © women fall for the cu Soldier own cane who ¥ no this fact. * "Twa ably always will be so. hero in college? The Carpentier, Warn) matism, Barache, Toothache, Tall name "Bayer" on package or on|bago and for Pain. All di Uniess you see the l reduces infh mation and pain and Ladie Aid wodlety of the T k Fi sel ame Duc! 3; Fin so toughens the tender, senaitive skin | : 4 underneath the toe nail, that tt ean | Baker Park Prosbyt iets not penetrate the flesh, and the nail | et Tuesday, No iATE, Eng., Nov, 21.—Harold | |turns naturally outward almost over | " ier aa perigee ve had shot : wild | night | chureh duck ar ne " “Outere” ts aneitaibade. antineptie | when B Goulburn | manufactured for chiropodists, How: had him t the general ever, anyone can buy from the drug) | Th? Overseas club said the duck was tame because tt answered to his whistle, Swann was fined $2.50 jan Ghureh will 2, at ita, wwion at the Overseas Club will meet Tare ember at 8:20 404 13th swre @ tiny bottie containing dires | M¥y evening, N Uonar—-Advertisement, at the club house ave. | A Danger Signal —Tender and Bleeding Gums Healthy teeth cannot live in diseased tissue. Gums tainted with Pyorrhea are dangerously diseased. For not only the teeth are affected, but Pyorrhea germs seep into the body, | lower its vitality and cause many ills. Pyorrhea begins with tender and bleeding gums. Then the gums recede, the teeth decay, loosen and fall out, or must be extracted to rid the system of the poisonous germs that breed in pockets about them. Four out of five people over forty have this disease. But you need not have it. Visit your dentist often for tooth and gum inspection. And keep Pyorrhea away by using Forhan’s For the Gums, Forhan's For the Gums will prevent Pyorrhea—or check its progress—if used in time and used consistently. Ordinary dentifrices cannot do this. Forhan's keeps the gums hard and healthy, the teeth white and clean. If you have tender or bleeding gums, start using it today. Brush Your Teeth With Forhan’s—How to Use It Use it twice daily, year in and year out, Wet your brush in cold water, place a half-inch of the refreshing, healing paste on it, then brush your teeth up and down, Use a rolling motion to clean the crevices, Brush the grinding and back surfaces of the teeth. Massage your gums with your Forhan-coated brush—gently at first until the gums harden, then more vigorously. If the gums are very tender, massage with the finger, instead of the brush. If gum shrinkage has already set in, use Forhi ccording to directions, and consult a dentist immediately for special treatment. 35c and 60c. All druggists. Formula of R. J. Forhan, D. D. S. Forhan Co., New York Forhan’s, Ltd., Montreal FOR THE GUMS Checks Pyorrhea tablets you are not getting genuine |sell Bayer Tablets of Aspirin Aspirin prescribed by physicians |handy tin boxes of 12, and in j for twenty-one years and proved|ties of 24 and 100. 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