The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 26, 1922, Page 12

PAGE 13 THE SEATTLE STAR ‘LOCAL ARTIST DIS WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 19 show May 23 to Women Voters * the Better Homen PLAYING Lt its auld rrr TLAUESEELS pLERERE | 7 7 of the features | : 0 wr | 7 at the Arena. One of . * preg 0 6 arama td 1a + DACTTA a tt oe Aree core tor tne vet| Quit Neutral “8 y ran for a 500 bungnlow. All plan “he pam r a ear seein ah ine ver since Novem. |™ rll shove - }, the National League of Wi tertain informally at luncheon at her BY DOROTHY FAY |i his — vd we Z/ ~ bm cers person bef 4a rift : eu Women Von, ° ome at the Highiands, Priday after Hoy Jackson will give an exhibt [ber he has lwen very qule 4 beeen the Hetter|ern shall continue its “nenpagalne ociet, oe. e ema ting Bar ‘ wud CLUBS FOR THURSDAY | Dickens Fellowship tion of hin pastels at the Mut on these piety Now exhtt: | Homes at policy or adopt the proposal ox q hoon, complimenting Mra, Free “The Dickens Fellowship", wit nd bein a ene 7 Bundt Co, 1807 Third ave, Until May 4] tion of them t* « 7 iat ite eee andidates* ‘ o- General Lawton Cirele meet Thursday evening, Aprit'stth,/O% 1807 Third ave. Nintl ey ne|next month, ‘The staff very ARTS AND CRAFTS A 1 opt ndidatew” wag y 1 Di General Lawton circle, Ladies of]in the ¥, W. C. A, Subject, “OI plein oe ag ae North: | proud of the results EXHIBIT MAY 7 big tical Inwue discunmeg ag . S ) or 7 Rr will serve nome | ver Twist,” ore welcome, Reattle public nO resent Worth’) ~ 4 At 3 p.m, May 7 the annual Arta | gecsion ae Mi: Sutthoff Becomes mall Dinner 1 paocet i sepa ee = whee — : Wont Artiste’ exhibition he bad three | DANCE DRAMA TO and Crafts exhibition wil! be open in (4878 jon of the thing SS OUTER ud € me Mr. Stanton Frederick will enter cooked dinner ‘Thursday, Aprit 27, in eR much vented-upon skechen of VEN SATURDAY the Fine Arte as The public convention of that organization, Bride of Mr. Talbott in tain with an informal dinner at c he the city, halt Ball rd trom 18°) Pi Kappa Alpha Mothers’ Club ruined cathedrals in Krance. Mr| One of the ‘expecially eharming ("08 ot from 12 to & and| Indica © that the con . y ; Church: College club this evening, 48 a COM: Until 1 o'clock, Public Invite } The Mothers’ club of EY Kappa! jackson ta city freight agent at the lepring festivals on the un "'Y wundaye from % to @ free of charge, @legutes will defeat by « big St. Anne UTC, | pment to Mr, and Mra, Arthur G. "te Alpha fraternity will meet Thursday, |G M kee by week day ie the Dance Drama to be, rd ity any and all efforts to havea Group of Friends Form | bauer. ‘tha party will later attend Past Matrons' Club April 27, at the chapter house, at iu hy weekend he iam hardworking [given Saturday even nD Meany | he, exhibit wilt continde until th league, ae an’ organientan the Orpheum. . » of Univer wi of Jun . , a re | ee The Past Matrons’ clut 2:20 pom. rtint |hail at & o'clock. This ts a culmina- |) party fle It iw felt by No-Host Dinner Party. ig . diy chapter, ©. EB, will meet eae ee viata ta! quluiecc Wien eaieen: seemuutanic to 'eetnocion: |, en aneneal aieliaisib exhibition ot From every part of the coeaise | Will Sponsor ‘Thursday, April 27, at 2 p.m, with Tatona POT A seat ected Tin eat Foe, | Which vaneale the Jorn point of |the architects of thelr pictures of 1, aeoent much a proposition TMPLE but lovely in every detatl Di Parti [Mra L. 1, Weber, 127 .N, 48th at. | Latona PT. A, will meet at the jee peane wane original sketchen at| view that athletics may be beautiful homes and commercial bulidings will peo the organization inte was the wedding of Miss Helen | 4/tmer Larty test ee school ‘Thursday, April 2, at 2:3 / tie front, several of which are Inland poetic aa well ax merely muscle |clowe thin Bunday afternoon with & | Groupe and ultimately disrupe i et en otk apeue “ hdd t , ul Manus Dramatus p.m. Mien Ruth Barlow, school | inig exhibitie |developing. The Women's Athletic’ final view frome, At n ge ve organization @nd Mre John Henry Sutthoff, to/ wih sponsor a dinner pa 0 | ‘The next meeting of Manue Dram-| nurse, will speak. Election of of soe and the department of|Cooper, Garfield : is in charge | aa rs : PY , cw PI APH! | nanoctation oe Oa 2 cf — Mr, Herbert. Conner Talbott, of ‘before the Tennis ball Friday eve | [0° Hist Om tt ee me of | ruses PON UNIVERSITY TYEE |phymieat education and hygiene for of the Aris and Crafts exhibit and) pes County Will nia, son of Mr. and Mra, Wilson | ning Pauline Levy Thursday evening, eee ? ok ton |women cooperate in this affair, [Anyone Wishing to enter anything p ¥ Mersiey Talbott. which was sol Oe a ; Thursday Progress Club Many people Overy ver een | SETTER HOMES SHOW for the varioun groups such ax pot Hear of 30-10 Pla emnized this morning at 9 o'clock In| Gunget Club Gives The Thursday Progress club witt| With keen interest (or the publica c cl “ “7 tery, Jewelry, weaving, batik, ete be Be Anne's church, with the nev| Delightful Musicale Wooderaft Totem Club meet with Mra. A, M, Bnow, 4408/40 of the annual University Fk Pao pony al the heels of #HOUld communicate with Mra. Coop: | The Kitsap county unit of . rs K. Dunne reading the serv le ee ful Musicale The Wooderatt ‘Totem clue wat Kighth N. EB. Thursday, April 27, ieee. rms ae be nade Pl bed perv lene popular architects’ show thle er or the Fine Arts secretary at a A. wil Nght «neti t oday hold tte reg meeting ey. at 10 a. m age: 4 ‘A |month at the Fine Arte galleries will Bag Palms and glossy greens of the) 1. Sunset club gave @ detighttat | April 27, at 2pm. Dr, B,J, Brown Bt .e by n th at it Mam chs -| FEDERATION OF pore ea He aa ay oY, , Huckleberry with rows of cathedral) | O00 RUN “ltternoon, ‘The pro-jand Mr. R. HB, Downle will be the featile Review Ne. 8 arae of all the plotures in it. | He ARTS CONFERENCE | nila meamare Gandies were used in decorating the) oi was given by Mra. Shirl Bla: | speakers bs Beattie Review No, 8, W. B. A. of | cHll# him * ag her — pte: A KNICKERS The American Federation of Arts Ai one el pe bis ” eo SeenON ol » rerdinand the Maccabees, will meet Thursday J ansociation is holding its conferenc “ 5 interior of the littl Hifice, where a teas, ceptake, and. Mr. Ford *-* ‘ yerclal artiet, bu J Nome se | ie holt it néoren ° hur a - xecutive Jarge number of relatives and friends) Lheost. celle, with Mre. f y Wood Flag Presentation evening, April 27, in A. O. U, W, | Causht glimpses of ty | wor — a | in Washington, D. C,, the last week tary of the W. E. A. andan Gesembled. 4 | Hildreth at the plano, The hostes Daniel Hagley school wil! be pre) halt, 1409 Ninth ave. Business meet. | “#* the last word, Charley Bowen jin May and the Seattle Fine Arts 7 nel mate ta Rye Mrs. H. M. Hug played the wed! oi. aay were Mrs. Hroussais C.| sented with a flag by Nina M. Fry ling at 7:30, Dancing at 9 | |noclety, which Ie member of the | nie Bean, president o a Ging music, and preceding the cere) eo and Mra, Farwell Putnam Lilly, | tent, No, 12, Daughters of Veterans, | sa jDast preaident and organizer of the lannociation, will send am its delegate |to address the meeting also. Rony Miss Helen Enegren sang “E The following program was pre | Thureday, April tipom, Zelda t Pa A club, who has been {I for some time. |Mra. Frederick Graham, | These speakers will be Pause,” and immediately follow ented Connel) will make the presentation.) Latona P..T. A. ie sent @ letter, “An Echo of the past Ane tat answer any and ail questions mervice, “Beloved, It one! areata Debussy | A program will be given by the|. Lop ona ns A ge - — which was read by the president of " 128 0 Alva De taining to the measure, the ceremony Mrs. (b) “The Nightingale and the Rose echeot ected Pave Blection ae Huth Bare lithe club, Mrs. Harriet Stein KLAMATH FALLS, Ore—Alva tenther and 0.7. & fie Russell rendered Kahn's Coin -Saene eee low, scheal nures, epeaker, Mr. HF, Sheldon wan appointed | Garma, pilot, an@ a mechanician un-| other residents of Kitsap o € ee. es dance! icita Chapter ‘Me, Tit Soromis Chub wr callee gRagehm ly yg om hurt when their airplane fails 60 feet. urged to be present. Mrs. Hugh de Valin was matron | pongo Wilteke| Yonin Chapter No. 114, Bewtng dale tsaleenet van saith iki ain with Mrs, Zilla Biracken and Mrs. pr ecbatabeneeetie eal te mech i gel babe tric 9 Ee ‘@f honor and the dride’s only attend: | i —¥ Vnoeet cnarpentior | Citele, will meet with Mra, Charles | Pea ogee . er 4 — oeee B24 Nettie BE. Winger as ansintants, She was most attractively | (9) AT ye se finite Peasard | Wealey, 2219 Beventh ave, Thurm-| Moet with Bre A. te pine a : oa in taffeta, and wore a becom ello obligate) day, April 27, at 1:80 p.m, re ee Crown Hill PT. A. Elects hat of Mohawk-colored straw a) es anaoanet cos ie thei aa | On April 20 Crown Hin PAT. A.| a“ i j . Seattle Chapter, 0. FE. 0 4 the r trimmed, and a corsage of ws Social Club Elite Rebekah Lodge met at the school and electe: i From Ohio we hear Seattle chapter, No, 95, 0. BE. &. . y. £. i primroses. MM jacamnet | Ee boku rer, * follow! {flee Mrs. W. BE. Shap. e iia roses and primrose “ Te ‘The social club of Elite Rebek al sentd s Gavlathien veaes aaa fe e < : ng oh pete Tyan Talbott was best man for his | lodge will entertain with a maak! i temple, in the wveainn, te @an uote pret on x pe alge . Drot! | : r © 27, ; he vice-president; Mra cs o> | iiue bride, who te one of Seattle's | “Omer isiorey| Moka Sucks cm APE 3 | the oocasion of the viait of the grand |tory, weoretary: Mr. A “I decided to bake two cakes at the same . z wep 2609%4 Jackson» matron < A fan lovely in| (>) Marquise Lemaire | "4 bet Pha aig pw " Seeet charming girls, was lovely in|‘) the Bun. Alexander George | 2.98 eee rage enti Mra, W. 1 | time, using Royal Baking Powder in one, & handsome blue cloth costume, with | Mre. Biatock Fortson-Thygesen Auxiliary | C Club the state convention are Mr 7 Which she wore a hat of blue mo-| 2 nS Sead Paynes asamaed, C RE ae Cra crtatn the Browning, Mrs. W, K, Shapoott and and another powder in the other. The halr, trimmed with flowers, and car “vied a loose arm bouquet of Ophelia Queen Anne Guild in w V.. will give an informal dan Mre, Marvin A at. Canadian chub and tr in at & whist Y in Roosevelt hall, 1616% Third ave. ‘ t th “roses, lilies of the valley and forset-| Charge at T'ea Shop Re ees at. Vei.| Arty at the Waldorf hotel Nazar and Luncheon : gmencts. Mra. EB. A. Wanamaker will Bel orans and friends Invited. Ad, P. 1.0. The Women's gulld of Bt Mark's } After the service there Was &) ncsteas for Queen Anne guild at the 6 6.6 Cea nee De OF witt meet church ts planning « bazaar and Ebreakfast for relatives in Mr. and/orinopedic Tea Shop Thursday, with Seattle Cirle, No, 549 with Mine Clara B. McVarland, sear, tncheon, Which will be given at the Gre. Sutthorr's apartment at Queen | the following ladies assisting: Mre.| seattle circle, No, 649, Neighbors! N. 44th et. at Ba mL ehureh on Wednesday, May 10, the FAsne Court. where the decorations nC. Baumgarten, Mrs of Woodcraft, will give & callco ball) pot etary jarrangements to be announced iater Wwere developed in daffodils, sweet | wright, Mra. A. Carstens, Mra. RC] i, 4 oO U. W. hall peas and snapdragona about the! piingham, Mra. H. R. Loughlin, |” ae ¢ ion eet re King County Uratalative Federation i ind the table was centered : Sh Mrs R. Morton, | ge m an Mra. Myrtle de Mon’ SI cichihas enke; oneirelea with [tare Sr mee: Mire. A. R. Mork Queen Anne Fortnightly Club | w. V,, will entertain at an Informal | gp tity Wi ten conunttten “which ‘with the wedding cake, Mra, J. G. Byler and Mrs. J. Edward! Queen Anne Fortnightly club.wtt!" gunee inf ES caat celoae cous Jae pretty array of pink sweet peas, | dance In Koomevelt hail, 1616% ThIPD | ventignted conditions in the st Tforget-me-nots and lilies of the val Ney. Assisting were Miss Marjorie é of Bellingham, Miss Elisabeth “Blade of Hood River, Ore., Miss Mary | SLucile Talbott, Miss Dorothy Wat- Miss Rebecca Scurry and Miss “Dorothy Russell. © Mr. and Mrs. Talbott left on a “Yehort wedding trip and after May 1) Swill be at home in Loomis, Wash Mrs. Talbott i+ a graduate of the University of Washington, and is a of Kappa Alpha Theta, the Proto etud. women's honorary society fand Phi Sigma Chi, women's honor ; vary Dusiness administration sorority Mr. Talbott attended the University Of Washington, where he was aff with Phi Gamma Delta frat | » He also attended Santa Clara In California, and Oberiia col- | ‘Large Dinner Before Tennis Ball. | Preceding the tennis ball a party Sof friends will have a nohost dinner Friday ming. Included are Mr.| and Mrs. Edward Morgan Mille, Mr./ ‘and Mrs. Andrew Gillespie, Mr. and | ‘Mrs. Charies H. Farrell, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Greening, Mr. and Mra. | "Hen H. Baxter, Mr. and Mra. John Hatt, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. McCree, Mr. and Mre. Dietrich Schmitz, Miss ‘Louise Raymond, Mr. and Mrs. Ger gié Shannon and Mr. Norman Gibbs. | ‘Mrs. Perkins Will Speak at Sunset Club Next Wednesday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, Mrs. John Carroll Perkins | “will speak at the Sunset club on “The! Delightful Art of Garden Making.” “Mrs. Edward Lincoln Smith and Mra. | Thomas PD. Stimson will be the host-| esses. ee Buffet Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Frink will en tertain Saturday evening, at their Fesidence with a buffet dinner for sixteen. Will Dine Together A party of friends who wil! dine together before the Tennis ball Fri- Gay evening will include Dr. and Mrs. A. RockeRobertson, Mr. and} Mrs. Daniel Buckingham, Mr. and| Mrs. Arthur Krauss, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Young, Mr. and Mrx. Edward) Gott and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Me Ausland. Miss Farrell Plans Informal Supper | Miss Helen Farrell will be hostess | fat an informal supper at her home Sunday evening, honoring Mr. and! Mrs. Arthur G. Latimer and Miss! Mary Lea Visken and her fiance, Mr. Everett Griggs, of Tacoma. Luncheon for Mrs. Talbot | Mrs. Hugh M. Caldwell is enter taining with a luncheon of ten covers at the Golf club Friday afternoon, | complimenting Mrs. W. H. Talbot. | see No-Host Dinner A no-host dinner on Friday eve ning preceding the Tennis ball tn cludes Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Field,| Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Hutchinson, Mr. and Mrs. George Rourke, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Howe, Mrs M E Wells and Mr. Mor Lindquist. Dance and Buffet Supper Dr. and Mrs. A. D. Tollefeen are entertaining forty guests with a dance and buffet supper at their home Saturday ning In celebra- tion of the birth: of Mrs, Tollef. sen. Birthday Pa rty For the pleasure of her little daughter Elizabeth, on her sixth Mrs Faben en tertained a number of her little friends today at her home, “Paben Acres.” . Bachelors’ Club Farewell Dance The Bachelors’ club will hold tt faréwell dance of the season, “ Night on Bimini B&B, Saturd April 29, at the Masonic temple The committee in charge includes: Mr. Dan London, Mrs. Dudley Turna cliff, Mr. “Windy” Herman, Mr | Clark Lloyd Porter and Mr. Robert Garvin. | | TO REMEMBER | WEDNESDAY, APRIT. t¢— Dinner at home, complimentary to Mise Creigh Cunsingham and her fiance. Mr. Charles Diller Pratt Jr. with Mise Eieabeth Baird as poatens bo Hane brides tor ¥ Booth tat h De Veuve's ue for Mrs. Mr. and Mre. Timothy Jerome's 4in ner at heme Mrs. Harry Ostrander to honor Mre Frederick Kundt «ith « tea at home from 2 until € o'clock. FRIDAY, APHIL te | tne te entertain |) bresktest, com pti- ® Arthur @. Lat honoring Mam Mire, |) Arthur Griffith Latimer | Mre A Baasford « miscellaneous ower complimenting Mise Alice SATURDAY, APRIL to— and Mre Thomas Mordeaux te ain with buffet dinner at honoring Mr. aod Mra, W Talbot Mra. Walter A. Moore wll compl! ment Mra Frederick Sundt with a luncheon at home. MONDAY. MAY 1— Anniversary party at Seattle Tacht ctud. Wedding of Mise Frances Cartwet! || to Lovie T. Mint tn Queen || Anne United Presbyterian church at 8:90 o'clock | WEDNESDAY, MAY 3— May Day dinner dance at Go compltmentin, on || Mise || FRIDAY, MAY &— | K abare hail. TUESDAY, MAY #~ Interiaken Guil@’® Card party Mra. TM. Parker's ball room || at 3 o'clock | ‘lage of Mise Alice Master dance Maxfield WEDNESDAY, MAY 10— | Mise Catharya Cochran to wed Mr || mh at 8:30 o'clock ‘ church to wet Mr | Dusen at the Mee |) the William Pratt MeLaren, evening SATURDAY, Women's “Sports sonic Temple. WEDNESDAY, MAY 17— enton Hill Guild's card party et the Faeht club. The wedding of Mise Betey Rooth ptain Harry Aw Reck Chureh of ption, at 10 morning. to MAY 13—~ Iniversity club =o Bali” to tre in the Ma FORMER OFFICERS and men of | the navy and national naval volun teers who served on the U. 8. &. | South Dakota during the war are to hold a reunion urday evening. April 29, at the L. C, Smith Building | petaurant | you will use Dr. Jackson’s Roman Meal r your Porridge every morning you will feel its healthful qualities, Your syatem| craves coarse food, Physicians of all schools recommend Roman Meal Sold by grocers, | meet with Mew Speaker's subject, “Girls.” Mr. and Mra. E. H. Stuart and fam. | club the Madrona circle of Plymouth fly are returning to Seattle next/church and Mra. Kathryn ‘Foolish Wives.’ | week to make their home, after /In the receiving line were the follow spending the past few years in Chi-|ing: Mrx. Serena Dobson, Mem Mary (ts an elaborate cago. | Deeter, Mra, Margaret Dotmon, Mra. * sae Alert ryan and Mra. Emily Peters. fi Production and Mr. and Mra, George W. Martin, of | Mins Lucy Cane addressed the club W. T. Whitney, 154 ave Veters Md friends invited. sane asylurom, will give a full report Adams PT. A. will meet at school.) 1030 a. m. at clubhouse, 202 Broad. in Pvergreen hall, Arcade butiding. wer | Public invite Young Ladiew’ Institate Card party and dance will be given by ¥, L. 1. at Knights of Columbus hall, Cards at $20, followed by dan nia, it» and demerits of the coming meas ures and bille to be voted on at the election on May 2 Judge Reah Whitehead will present | eee | Mr. and Mre. Harold Allen Speidel) (@Pauline Smith), of Everett. are re ceiving congratulations upon the birth of a son at the Columbus sani cing. ception of the Erickson bill tarium, Apri) 15, + ae [measure will be presented by speak- | si ADDITIONAL CLUBS ler who are in faver of and opposed Mrs. Francis Parker, of fan Diego, to the measure, As this matter of arrived In the city yesterday to vinit| Partlamentary Procedure Club — |iegisiation is of keen interest to all Mr. and Mra. Charies 8. Packer for Adele M. Ficide Partiamentary Pro-| business and profeastonal women tn two months. cedure club w 1 ite annual elec the city, it Ishoped as many as pos. eoee tion of officers Erickson room isibie wit) avail themselves of this Mrw, Cheater Coulter and daughter, at the ¥. W A. Friday, April 28. opportunity of being informed by Barbara, have arrived from Atlanta, at 130 p.m. The annual breakfast | people qualified to do so in an impar- be he Ga, and plan to spend the summer |of the club wi id in the fall, [tial and fatr manner. ‘The seating . here capacity of the private dining room ¥. wae Ballard W)C. TO iw 160, It tn not necessary to make Mr, and Mrs. Alle Mra, Anna Hrewster, assisted by reservations occupy th Madison Mra. TO. Anderson, will entertain this summer, and are planning to re |the Mallard W. C. T. U. at her home, move there 2641 W, 64th at. Friday, Aprit 24, at 2pm. Mra W. i. Thomas will be THE NEW YORK AMERICAN SAYS “Rush and see Mr. and Mrs. EB. A. Stuart have re. turned from a trip to California eee | in charge of the program and medal contest work. . . Pennsylvania Study Cub The Pennsylvania Study club met at the Federated clubhouse Friday, April 21, Mrs. Serena G. Dobson, as hostess, entertaining as guests of the . Mr. and Mrs. B. S$. Grosscup re! turned recently from a vinit of sev:| eral months in the Bast and Califor. nia, a great picture.” Duluth, Minn., arrived today, to belon etvic the guests of Dr. and Mex. Albert Ir ving Bouffieur for a short visit hounekeeping and Mre 1. Mayrent gave a musical program of \piano solos. Mra. Annie KE. Bloom, Did you ever try to make the famous Parker House Rolls? The Treat of the Evening Here is a recipe easy to follow: Just take M cup Karo (Crystal White) 1% teaspoons Salt 44 cup lukewarm Water % cup Kingsford’s Corn Starch 2 cups Mille 2 tablespoons Mazola About 24% cups Flour 2 Yeast Cakes Scald the milk. Pour into the mixing bowl, add Karo (Crystal White), salt and Mazola. When lukewarm add the yeast dissolved in the warm water, and enough flour sifted with corn starch to make a thin batter, Beat thoroughly, cover, and rise till about double in bulk, Add enough flour to make a dough as soft as can be handled. Turn onto floured board,knead until spongy and elastic, Let it rise till triple in bulk. Turn onto a well-floured board and roll out lightly about half an inch thick. Cut with a biscuit cutter previously dipped in flour. Dip handle of a case knife in flour and with it make a crease through the middle of each piece. Brush over half of the top of each piece with Mazola and press the edges together lightly. Place in a greased pan one inch apart. Cover, and let rise till light. Bake in a hot oven twelve to fifteen minutes, T is not necessary to purchase both a bread and a pastry flour. By using quarter cup of Kingsford’sCornStarch to three-quarter cup of any good flour the percentage of gluten is decreased and the starch content increased so that home prepared flour will make a lighter and finer grained cake, your wrtte Joh ahtilo Con Beartlen Waehn tor folder of new Kingsfora Corn Starch Highland drive, at 2p. m cs 8 at a meeting held under the auspices lly | Seattle Day Nursery of King County Legislative Federa-| ee a Reattle Day Nursery will meet af tion. saturday, April 29, at 2 p. m., | cee | Seattle Chapter, No 93 Business and Professional Women's rsonal | pate Comet RN ee i votes will meet in Corinthian room! he seattle Business and Profes Mies Harriet Goodin, of fan Fran Masonic temple Visit of 87894 | sional Women's club will hold a spe cisco, who has been the guest of matron. elal open meeting for members and Jude and Mrs. Willlam’ Hick #706 Interested business and professional Moore for the past two months, left Veomen Beoster Club women on Thursday evening, April last week for her bh A card party will be given by the! a7, at @:90 p.m. at Meves’ cafeteria ve Yeoman Hoorter elu 17 Jack in the large private dining room, for Mra. Lawrence returned yes | non at., Thursday, April 27, at $30 p purpose of informing the mem. terday from a short trip to Ci for.) m. Refreshn aw be served. bers and friends of the relative all matters of interest with the ex-| ‘This! cake made with Royal was so appetizing and delicious, so finely grained and wholesome that in comparison, the—other cake was not a cake” . Mrs.G.P.Y. ROYAL BAKING POWDER Absolutely Pure Contains No Alum Send for New Royal Cook Book—It’s FREE Royal Baking Powder Co., 130 William St., New Y. ONLY TWO DAYS MORE— REX BEACH'S Snappy, Thrilling Romance “FAIR LADY’ Adapted From “The Net” COMING SATURDAY HAT will the American woman do with knickerbockers? Apparently she is still wondering whether they will make her look too IRENE CASTLE boyish. Will they destroy her femi- in “FRENCH HEELS” nine appeal? That, one fanctes, is the quertion which gives her pause, iii THEATRE Women’s Slippers, Pumps, Oxfords and Boots, bought to sell at $10, now $2.85 Women’s Pumps, Oxfords Slippers and Boots, bought to sell at $12.00, now $4.45 Women’s Oxfords, Slippers, Pumps and Boots, bought to sell at $15.00, now $8.85 P, S.—All sizes in one group or another, and all styles—Satin, Suede, Patent Leather, Kid, Cloth, Vici, Calf. Colors—Black, Tan, Gold, Silver, Sand, Gray and Two-Color Combinations. “Too many Shoes,” hence every pair inthe Store reduced, P. S. S.—The store is all too small for the “Matinee” crowds and scores are turned away. Will you, therefore, plan to come early today? C. A. SHUART CO. 1318 Second Ave., Opposite the Arcade Building, Leaves No Bitter Taste HUART’S FINE SHOES. HALF-PRICE AND LESS! INTER GARDE)