The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 11, 1922, Page 10

prs ar of fe rasan na nF Sioa Basta I 6 STEPTOE TEE HE ED ; m8) SEATTLE STAR MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1922. + | R 1E r’ I * CHICKEN FRITTERS ad Club Spe eattle | WOMEN’S CLUBS if BY BERTHA SHAPLEIGH Why the Profs | Of Columbia University ne i hy | sesal + wep ended chopped chicken ‘ / CLUDE FOR TUESDAY [™lawions of the Y, W. ©, Ay will 1 atale brea ‘ regpererete 7% : i or pa % teaapoon aalt % tonsnoon pepper wm ¢ mit | Kappa Sigma Mothers’ Club | ee : poon Hs » wen MIEN sc, Alva ; | The Méthers’ club of Kappa Sigma | Hawthorne PT, A Cook the eens a cor ove ag ey be at oo is S Cur tock ents | ; will meet omday, Bep-| Hawthorne Pp will meet || Add flour and when blended with the me dd milk an 4 i f sweze | trajggty wilt : : : A ' re of bread makin nix a Miss Vernita ate to |tember 12, at the chapter house, Ail |Tuenday, September 12, ut the school || Paste ts made, Mprend this paste between slices of bread, making six ! ide; is t ‘ v ndwiches Out off the crusta and dip « h aandwie in a mixture o ) Bride; ! 188} | mothers, sinters, daughters und wives |a m. Mrs, John G, Matthews ai . ‘ Firth, agli Be Goroter: Ved i of members of the fraternity are in-| will give a talk on “Work of the/| one cup of milk and two exes beaten slight by ‘Gen oe Dis ’ NOTE —Thene «& oI fritte ma be made any eft q Late « Autumn, Se | lLover o« ® out exceptin, mee and also crab me Aiwa enon Ladles’ Lyric Choral Chub my Ivy 500 Club over cooked m pting beef Bon norte art Alerter bls R. BERT SWEZEA announces The Lyric Choral club will meet] The Ivy 600 club will meet with || to taste, the amounts giving being sufficient to ' ; eg AIA HF . Mra, Arthur Whitlock, 2820 18th ave. || recipe makes six fritters Me M the engagement of his daugh ifor rehearsal, Tuesday, Septen Fin demi us cede vi 112, at 746 p.m in the main Bun ay, eptem sunch Yer, Vernita, to Mr, Morris A. Lund On Soa oa ins vires “ 1 at 1 o'clock. Take Beacon Mill aus, ore of Mra. Louie Richy byterian church, Seventh ave, én - Mra. Arthur Kilmore, Mrs, Walter|that he would address the league v2 Je | 0 ” che or] on th subject at any time : on of Seattle, The wedding} | a Clint, Mrs, Joseph Mitehell, M A ; a ene “3 mye 28 ‘aoe “ee } ov pewathe Club W. Kugler, Mrs. Fred Morgan, Mra A wecond speaker will addrese | “ bs " ° The Minnewatha club ts entertain: |. -T, wradbury, Mrs, Claude Craigin, league on “Personal Work in Pr from Europe, where she spent six) months in travel and study of art in Paris. Previous to ge abroad she spent seve s in New! York at the New York School of/ Fine and Applied Arts. } She is a member of Gamma Phi hall, 1th ave, and r © #t., TUS | Nicholson, Mrs. R. Be day evening, September 12, The em | 1. O'Neil, Mrs. Jobn F ployew of N : eDougall Bouthwick will 6 slg tle a ctaaae Jafternoon, September 25, in Veterans’ |) O1n" ol TMM wen Bouthwick Will) yf, yisher, M r. W Gerhera | hy Armory | er. Mra. KR. clow will asnint in ser | ; den i be a social evening, | ing resem Age: : 1 be de] Women’s Civie Chub Officers of the year are: Mra {and Monday afternoon will The Women's Civic ¢ uwkes, Mra. J I seeeeeeaaeasn lCamp, 8. of V., will meet Tuesd Jevening, September 19, and Monday kins a Ba o t ib will meet) Phiip D. Kinzer resident; M Roy - - . ‘oted to business, Members reques v p Ki ' 3 ‘ e Beta chapter of the University vad j voted to busts Mem aw Tuesday, September 12, at 2p. ™+| Ballard, vice president; Mra, L. J A tery the whole iearid loves” | Washington an ; oan nd the ‘Delo As in th rickson room at the Y. W.) vaupell, treamu Mra, Albert Ja ae . Mask and Quill and the To! ee jC. A cobson, secre erers | Theta Xi Mothers’ Chu oer’ re tied Pen. a ae | Theta Xi Mothers’ club, wi Barseay ADDITIONAL CLUBS | Ladies’ Auxiliary, A. 0. 1 a) Engagement of Miss canner BUS, We A | ‘The Ladies’ auxiliary of the A. O Powell Announced re : é ‘ ees Kappa Gamma WS, will entertain with « card pert s ¢ aiid Nappa Ca ppe Jamimna umnae tt « \ ha Mr. and Mrs, John H. Powell an.| | Zonery Club will. ane hres seth ase ee eh a NE _ ounce the engagement of thelr] | Zonery club will meet Tuesday, | tomber t the home of Mra, Don! which all are cordially invited s @augh Janet Elisabeth, olf September } & p.m, In Areade i Trueblood, 1712 16th ave, at 2 ee 6 a Neal Everett Tourtellotte sae hall, Areade building, Dr. B. B.| p.m The wedding will be solematsed Saree Wil epenk: on “Nervous, D; aa | McDonald V1 Be s ARE YOU A MOTHER? 26 | pepata Woman's Ce gal eee | Sy 22 48 hea Pare Nagel oli meeting Wednes 2 Health is Most Important to he 7 0p. m. in the sh Mrs. Dodge Hostess | Auailiary to Gymnastic Soclety | an’s Century club will meet at eee Sprains. Callt-—"1 have 8 ' . . oe Ladies’ auxiliary to seattle Gym me of Mrs, George A. Stanton, r “erce’s Favorite Pre pt ask a ” Pua | at Two Affairs Ata pretty home ceremeny, celebrated Thur: day Cvennng: nastic society will meet ue 4518 430 ave. &. on Frid A nt during expectancy od found it Complimenting her sister, Mrs.) Miss Dorothy Douthitt became the bride of Mr. George W.| Qortcmter 12, at 1819. Klehth ber 15, wt 2 p, m. Assisting ves We ya agg oe A It relieved me of heada Robert B. Kellogg, who has recently | Cople n.—Portrait by Hartsook, | Bxercises at 1:30 and business at 2:30 {will be: Mrs, FE. Evans, Mra, Al ‘eka Ger’ “s meeting and and helped me in a yeturned to Seattle from California t Laub and Mr«, Ella J. Wardall see | The home economics department of Alpha Beta Pi M Alpha Heta Pi Moth va stron | hp. m. I was strong onda vie luncheon at the Pio veer Club building, Wednesday, Sep Election of officers ved in Washing fo make her home, Mrs. Charles B Dodge is entertaining with two af) Yernoons at bridge at her home se, 4 compa ng. Was strong I got up and my 1's Century club will meet tem» jay, September 13, at 12:30 we PERSONALS week meet af the chapter house, Tuesday, | o'clock, with Mra. Henry Bittman . 1 de nvited to wax nice and healthy."—Mrs. & be given | juring ria} daye ofr Mee + ‘The first affair will be & September 12, at 2 p. m 4625 Eastern ave lattend and become members of the Houston 4 we: « Tuesday, when seven tables will be) | ae j see ‘ Start at o1 with the at that time. Following the AP. BO. scription” and see how quickly iO. wie abpet sith |S ert one neon aren, oS Ses BUNGALOW pick up—feel. stronger and bett in play. Presiding at the tew hour | Mr. J. H, Wolfe of Toronto, Ont..; lations upon the birth of a daugh Gamma Pil Beta Alumnae Chas Will be Mrs. Robin V. Ankeny aba) iy Mr. John McKinney of Trint- August 14, at the Swedish mma Phi Beta so | Chapte Alumnae of G Ms, Martin MeLean, assisted BY) i West Indies, were the guests hospital rority will meet with Mra. W. D. ste- | Mi Rosana Luzerne dent, Mrs. Tillle A. Moore, enterta Musical Restaurant wae Se. ee ere Miss Ruth Joslyn. Miss Eine |for a few days last week of Mr se. venson, 910 20th ave ‘Tuesday, | Menta, 1021 Pine at, on Frida 4 at on in the tea room, In 1620 Th celibate Rg li vegeagaian " the house | . - ; < . tember 15, at & p. ny gs 4 free medical advice, or send eeeten ot pest Margaret 40d Mrs. J. J. Wolfe, em route t9/ afr and Mrs Rex Stafford are | September 12, at 10 mber 1 Spm. 4 Were Mare. taenie Meduy, past TP waa | pos se Me guest of Mra. 4 © East way of Vancou-| motoring to Portl: saline hie | president; Mrs. Susie Cooney, vi NMED ~ » ' Duncan and Mine Florence Dodge. jhe kat by way ww Slema Chi Mothers’ Club John Muir PT. A lt mit; Msw, Bertha L. Venan, ov wa i sei. a von | . lay | Jeb . } welees . onde Reservations Elliott O10 z aE iia sanper aunts wit poor, andj geeks we 6 | Sigma Chi Mothers’ club will meet! John Muir A. will Meleome | retary pro tem; Mra, Lilly Jones,|(__™e* Beet (Paid Advertisement) | bh er {the newoome the district on|t R . ae _yohags acaro Mins Ruth| Dr. and Mrs, Tom Mesdag 894! yfieg Katherine Bacon, of Belling. | with Mere J. Reekle, 9128 Raint wee Fagor ‘e" a a pei urer; Mrs. Rosamond Densmore ‘Mise Sarulette Phelps and |family removed last week from thelr j ham. is spending a few days with her| ave, at 1 p.m. Rainier car or Ren. | Wednesday, September 13. at 3 p.m. | chairman of the entertainment com: m j gpewalleaend Dodge will assist. [summer place at Wing Point, ©! brother and sisterinlaw, Mr. and ton ¢ Fourth and Stewart, « pputastnn: progmans: 8 uD! mittee; Mra. June Hunt, chairman i Miss Florence s" linet home in town Mrs. Cecil Be hon Slat wt nented by a social hour of sunshine committee; Mrs. Jennie j eee oir he a | ” j eee Greetings From the President—|) “Watawe gg i } / o- eee . " | / | Mra. Philip D. Kinser tive co t a. Cra | Will Assist Mrs. R. J. M. Cousins of Ta-| Mise Katharine Crawford, who! Caleidh Club ‘ mmit B. Cran ’ Calsiés will meet with Mrs. ¥.| Vocal Solos-—"A Spirit. Flower,” | re Ove corres : | fe Mrs. Carpenter COT De te te eas, baeh Viaiting in the East this) gyivester at her home at Fernciiff, |Campbell-Tipton; “Nightingale of |' bas toa | ‘ Assisting Mrs, 0. HK. Carpenter at ‘ast week, with her parents, Mr | summer, i* now the guest of her , 4 Hep. | June, Randernen Mrs. Poverett / on Bainbridge isiand, Tuesday League of Women Voters f he is giving Saturday after-iand Mrs. Henry Wilcox | Uncle ‘end ‘aunt. Mr." and Mrs. aber 12. Bout leaves Pier 3 at 9:30) Clark, Mra, Walter Resburg at the} gawarnd Clifford, director of the; ‘ ; . we | a saetember 16, as a complt-| see |George Crk, In Chicago. pore , | Piano, se parychl of labor and industry C&R now be obtained in Se- iment to Mrs. Edwin J. Brown, will) yer and Mrs, Charles 8, Wille ee eee | Greetings From the Prinelpal— ror washington, hax been asked to ttle for such diseases as) be, in the receiving nea et ha and children returned Mant oat Mr. A. G. Dunn and Mixe Ger Chi Omega Alumnae haber — a eerey Mrs. Wittiam | 22270 the Beattic League of Wom Rheumatism, Neuritis, Dia- hostess and Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Job® | room « month spent at He Canalitrude Dunn teft Friday for Call Chi Omega Alumnae u orward Look"-—Mrs aM) en, Voters on Sept. 13, at noon, at s, Stomach wel lood, | W. Miller, wife of Congressman Mil-/.nq Agate Point. Mr. and M©®j fornia, where Mixes Dunn will at-| will meet at chapter house at 720/F. Piper, chairman of the program the Y, W. C. A. to explain why Bein 'N 7, h . a \ ” fer: Mre Eizo Ferry Leary, Mre\ wij. tet Sunday for the East, toltend school at Menlo Park pom, Tuesday, Beptember | COmmnitioe he hires 63 men and po women inj OKIN, = ¢ erve, z f . William Sherman Walker, Mrs!) away a month | see i ma © | mmunity King, PT. Song—Led his department. ‘The Invitation fol. Pressure, Gland Weakness . Leonard Daniets and Mrs. Caroline ee | Mr. and Mre, Harry Giteon| Seattle Central Couneli PT. A. |b Bene Clark lows Mr. Clifford's announcement and Conditions Resulting HE KNOWS ROADS AND Clarke Mr.tand Mrs. Gitbert Le Baroni trace have returned from a motor! The Seattle Ce Councifof the) Hosteases for the afternoon will be a ~ from overwork and dissipa-| PAV pe ress will G Mrs, Emi! H. Miller will present) p.¢ry and son, Gilbert, Jr. eam /trip of severn) weeks to Yellow |PoT. A. and Moth : ugh, employed | the quests today from their country homd! stone Park and Salt Lake meet Tuesday, Heptember 12, at 10 STG i: the men’s wear department of the |tions, aches, pains, weak-| Mrs, John R. Dean, Mrs. F W-lt Nokomis Park, to their town) eee ja. m., at the Brosdway high schoo! DANY | Bon Marche until one month ago,/nesses of old age. Call at) Hargrave, Mrs. David Bowen, Mr® |) jase | Mr. and Mra. Daniel Kelleher re} aaa self in his room at the Ho once at the Port of Health,! J. Ripley, Mrs, J. EB. Chilberg, eee moved Tuesday from their summer | Greenwood District, 0. a te Friday night. The body | 490 i - ry j he 2 + which be laid, oll J. Hy Cartwright, Mra W. J} yee Helen Borthwick of Yakima, im at the Country Club to their| Eastern Stars of Greenwood dis wan discovered by the maid Satur |2527 Third ave., opposite the| jf on pt Bane an Blackwell, Mre. R. J. Lyons, Mrs.) ved Saturday to spend a few! town residence ltriet will entertain with «a card party day. MeCullough was believed to be |208toffice, for free examina- | fj Ww. M. Van Patten and Mrs. Frank | jaye with Mrs. Marion Ruaseli Cum eee and dance Tuesday evening, Septem PYMRTS VAUDEVILLE: pate | without funds tion and consultation. “OM. Smith wil) alternate at the UrDs. | mings. Minn Catherine Coline, who is |ber 12, In Greenwood hall, corer of fj Spee westhee eet e “gnd assiatiig in the dining-root are cee |traveling in Europe, is now visit d and Greenwood ave. Whist at 5 ie atti! smooth and and refreshments and friends KARYL NORMAN. “Creole Washion Mo be Mrs. Edwin James Brown.| judge and Mre. George Don-jing friends near Inverness, Scot. | O'Clock Mrs. William Leroy Baird. Misa We! on and Mixx Mary Donworth/tand, where she will remain for| bastern honah Blackwell, Miss Polly Vanja i. removed from thelr summer the shooting season invited METROPOLITAN iiiiiiven | en ae an ot the ordinary but of the | BARGAIN MATINERS WEDNESDAY AND saTURDAY ; E th | : cee * extraordinary type Me shou Se eet Koes, Ateesee,, ites |e, st Cozeial: Garena so eile | tea | Round Robin Soriat Club | eeeeeemen Rrandon Mrethers and Nex Reynolds Present be serving King County ae @ a wales, Ming Seta Rigny,|er = Or, ters Lucia, have fetorned from an|, Te Round Robin social club of) | marr mmat THE AMERICAN LIGHT OPERA COMPANY iad 5) Miss Virginia Wilson and Miss Mil-) 47, Harold Black, who has been atwence of two months, spent Se tcte ie a ecageoceve whist party “The Best Light Opera Organteatio: Amerten v i ep a ram will be given |SDFoed since February, is expected) Coronado and Glacier Nationally) any a. O. U, W. building, 1409;] JACK AND JRASIE GimsON GILBERT & SULLIVAN'S MOST POPULAR comic ormna COUNTY ; musical prog’ * edhe Park | OO Maping the afterncos by Mra. 8. H.|"o™s_September 16. | lee A Ninth ave. Tuesday evening Sep-| LUON .AND .COMPARY 74 inaf COMMISSIO) ja'd ° a |tember 12, at & o'clock eh hon-| wc w grates Poe lg tg |. Mra. Eliza Ferry Leary is spend-} Mr. and Mrs. Louis Brock Hogie|lors awarded and refreshments|| SENATOR § 7 ad e” j “The one man whe knows wen, Mrs. G. J : jing a short time at Big Four Inn.|returned to thetr home in this city served. The hostesses will be Mra FORD 4 ‘ing County's aeste™ nie FE. Onberg and Miss Emily Dow pags a8 os PRICES RARaTeG FA a riday evening from a six weeks’ | yicto Daniels, Mre. Elizabeth wad Elizabeth Brown will greet the call) 1, ing Mrs. J. 1. Durand apent! visit in Minnesota i @rs at the door, Murray, Mre. Delian M. Bailey and _ cee the week-end in Vietoria, B.C. j oe 7 gy a og td : ‘ —————— ———— 5 . ee Mr. and Mra, Robert K. Taytor left Soh ee To Meet at Women’s Mr. and Mra, Pau! H. Blake (fil faturday for n month's visit in tho| ‘hoctelo. Seesbisteitel Gecely: = = = = ‘ * dred: Curtis) are receiving congratu:| East and South I cialed quale iprechenerial sockets University Club Ared Curt) ye kommer] we | the Seattle Presbyterial society | ’ i University of Washington mem | Mr.aad Mr&. Thomas H! Dempaey,|the Firat. Presbyterian church, at t S Gere of the Women's University Entertain at Dinner who have been in Southern Califor.|1020 a.m. Mre Jones, secre e Las ern s a ton ow Snead y club will meet at the clubhouse, | Entertaining in compliment tol nia for the past year, have returned tary of missionary education Wednesday morning, at 10:20 o'clock. their three grandsons, Emmett R./to Seattle to spend two months, and eee Calhoun, who is returning to remume|are guests at the Hotel Aesombls Seattle Day Nursery Tea|his course in medicine at Northwest: | va Rains ern university in Chicago; Frederick | ‘The electer | fice “capo nigga iy Meagan Calhoun, who returns to Northwest: | Neiation will be the honor gueate(¢'™ college in Portiand for his fourth Meo ten to be icon at the here of [ear in dentistry, and Herbert 8. | Mra co eM Pratt, Wednesday jconner, Jr., who is leaving soon for pha wee Sept a binge me was this cattle ranch in Loomis, Okanog aternoon, Septe: Now You Can ike Ruisess Stat eectall! —With Credit Gladly You are particularly invited to inspect the Eastern’s display of stylish apparel—making such selections as you fancy, and open a charge account. The displays fi a a y A e ; . fer Henry, president; Mre. R. J./0n county, Dr. and Mra, Harry Ap- Your Pl P no! include: Huston, first vice president; Mre.|viartment in the Sherwood last ayer la ° G. H. Fortson, second vice presi-| ai | 2 _ | week, with covers placed for ten gS é St a N. F. ll F T: d S , Gent hr 1 Gita, tind io Pe No Need to Wait When You Can Buy ew Fall Coats ur-Trimmed Suits + h od o's ,2 are displayed in elaborate fur-trimmed The very latest models in Duvet de eth One: ive oe Announcement of A GENUINE GULBRANSEN PLAYER models—the materials include Mar Laine, Veldynes and other handsome membership treasurer; Mrs. M. J. Marriage pan a Blanca on ita Als vella, Gerona, Panvalene and Ramona miterialx elaborately embroidered “i bie Cloth, collars a ecu i Wolf, an ‘i ol “ Love, recording secretary, and Mrs.| 4° and Mrs, Will FE. Hudson an With Bench to Match and Set of Rolls tacks prin Mears mate he ee Beaver and Ca acul in Squirrel, Caracul and Beaver, William Freeman, corresponding | pounce the marriage of their daugh @ecretary. ter, Marjorie Merle, to Mr. Wade Mrs. J. H. Fox is in charge of|cyprien Henfroe, son of Mra. H. D the musical program, which will be |overman, of Los Angeles, on Wednes. | given by Mrs. Charles Farrell, Mrs.| ay, August 30, at 8:30 o'clock, at Margaret Smith, of St. Louis, and|ine home of the bride's parents Miss Florence Kubey. Mrs. James! sir and Mrs. Renfroe are at home Forrest and Mra, David Morgan at 4820. 31th ave. N. E. Roderick will be the accompanis Assisting generally and alternat ing at the urns will be Mrs. A. H Anderson, Mrs. William Sherman Walker, Mrs. Frederick Bausman, Mrs. G. A. C. Rochester, Mrs. Pat- | rick McCoy and Mrs. F. B. Palmer.| At the Popular Price of $365 When you can place a Player Plano like the GULBRANSEN in your at this there Distinctive \“>=.0 Dresses For Street and Evening Wear Fall brings. the new lengths ome Street and Even nee—the mont attrac A Charge ela in Canton Crepe, Russian Crepe, Tricotines and Account at other handsome materials The Eastern Late Arrivals = a oa \ Miss Manhattan Suits and Coats { { 5 ) This popular line ts designed home new, low price is no need to deny your family the and tailored to meet the fan- cies of young ladies, and offers a splendid selection of Fall Apparel at a Popular Price, pleasures of real muste. Your GULBRANSEN comes to you fully war. ranted, can be played by Rol! or by Hand, and ix noted for its clear, sweet tone and easy action—in all, a plano you will be proud to possess, Your silent plano, organ or phonograph taken an part payment, and we will ar- range Former Seattle Girl to Wed Mr. and Mrs, A, V, Bouillon, of| Philadelphia, announce the engage- | ment of their daughter, Lillian, to Mr. Morton C. Baker, son of Dr, N. | M. Baker, of Spokane. Mr. and Mrs. Bouillon and their daughter for- | merly made their home in Seattle. | Miss Bouillon graduated this snring from the Holman Schoo! for Girls in Philadelphia, Mr. Baker is in Children’s Coats “purchase. balance is eharged to your nt and can New styles in little Coats for children aged from 6 to 16 years have just arrived Cloth Coats, full or half lined, paid in small ekly or month- payments to t your conven. ce. The con- nience — ¢ « A Display of Fine Millinery LERT- NESS a credit glndly. ond a number of very attrac a “ graduate of the University of | goes ual MOST CONVENIENT tive furtrimmed models are ~~ ~ Bey includes the new Off-the-Face Pennsylvania and is a member of good health, TERMS also shown, Models, and a feature of an Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity. The | and good health ‘ exclusive Sample Line of P r wedding date has not been set. sala w ——, mier Hats—just ONE eee is characteristic of Four Gulbransen Piano Models Out-Si iind and mediumsin pelo ‘Z i 4 , x a ser 0 that sell at the same price to everyo lut-S1: . id medium in price. | Bridge and Shower Rea meal Se See cotee tite 2, steroue te ghee Tat Besiens Our Popular Priced line of y For the pleastire of Miss Mar- Krist ? a ROSEN Community | Suburban Moder are always carried at the pee 4 ranges from $7.50 to it ynold: bride-to-be oferson’s rfect- , ns Kuster . and offe guerite Reynolds, a bride-t of ristoferson lerfec t country ‘boat’ eam | wriee ivecoe: 8S astern, 2.50, and offers a wide so September, Mrs, Doris Bissett is en ly Pasteurized Milk is di at lection, tertaining with a bridge and shower 1 Come invand play your favorise music on at her home Tuesday evening. As kept at the same un- Guibransen Trade Mark cal enki ans a nant ; hel dates sisting will be Mra. Charles Smith | Usually high standard TODAY and 3 and Mrs. MacTreinch of quality by a staff TOMORROW 5 < fe as of experts scientifically Special Style { Tea Shop Service equipped for the pur- Exhibit Mrs. Flossie Foote will be hostess ee for Laurethurst Guild at the Ortho. pose. LIVE MODELS { pedic Tea Shop Tuesday, Assisting will be Mrs. Xura Case, Mrs. John 3 Hall, Mrs. Alvo Von Alvensleben, | Mrs. J. D. Mudge, Mra, FE. O, Eckle- man, Mre. Ernat 1. Skeel, Mra. wit-| Ham Rees and Mrs, A. Schrener, q Window m 11:30 to 2:30 in Our Second xe ‘ TWO ENTRANCES woe «6209 Union Street 1332-34 $ o, « BEacn 0040 wena TACOMA econd Avenue [STO | 14.21 Third Ave, |