The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 11, 1922, Page 8

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1922. THE SEATTLE STAR “eg PAGE 8 — ) i + | Psi Mothers’ Chub E | Mother yt meet ; ISS HELEN DOROTHY FOSTER Tae 2G Music \Versonal canter noe fan te _ seattle SS HELE STE WOMEN’S C LUBS yessteogee fo | 4 a er three weeks tir he pow # Toscha Seidel } chapters of Kappa Kappa “ sah “ 2 ‘ CLUBS FOR MONDAY We ‘s Clvte Chub wororit Washing na ket. The proceeds of on sale pot On Tue Novermb 14, at the und Idab to be used to give a Christmas p ~ ; ee t " t otherwine be 4 } Myrtle Soctal Clab home of recording secre’ hildren » h ves : | Myrtle ia} club will meet Mon-|M Carrie L, Miller, 606 16th ay M Cha R. ¢ " re. | forgotten re , y . oO . 1, at th he Women's Civic club will be er turn Sunday from a in | think hing tor Gamma Phi Beta Sorority | day ra arerser- elo” aa rsh cy na rg hela thy wh dey Py b ; : 1 pots alt j vi asonic temple for bridge and Ww ertained wi 6 necor > r¢ to Have Sixth Annual Al astern, Stare and frianda invited. lof social teas and card partion, wit! the articles , Laheque by a i M x ‘oe Mr ura Gashweiler as assisting ' P deainn- “e ember 16 in order they m Bazaar; Junior Guild's ; hen ffir aie M orted, marked with thelr pries, *, Ark Chapter No. 86 m The procee mo Mr. oud Mes, # a d t Saturday morn + Dance. Ark chapter No, 86, 0. EB. &, will by the weit department, under th motored down today to at-| and read 4 oe i help set the t hold its regular meeting and exem: | direction of Mra. Francia A, Re the Calif Washington ‘ms « a ne ‘a ve Lohequa your e EW teas in arrangement and en plity. the work Monda ember and Mrs. Mary A, Blunk, joint ehair ar kena | & ” werent tertainment will feature the sixth 13, at Bp. m. All Kastern Sta r Hee f Mrw. t n Pag ec ps0 st cae oun eo nian Te , annual bazaar to be held by Gamma vise 6 ‘ No, 4 M irs, Irn ¥ Hu ‘ t : Phi Reta sorority, Saturday, Decem Literary and Travel Club Veter Wars of the iota ae poop ie tas omu m path 74 roomy di r! ‘ ber 2, at the New Washington hotel The Lite and ‘Travel elub will | 1 Col. Theodore Roses Ing congratulat h th oe cae’ tr set ee a he se funds have “Guest Day" at the home of No. 24, will meet with of # won, Octor “i held at Lohequa a = aig Boag ay Mrs, Daniel Buckley, 1168 U8th ave, | Mr Kloth, 2034 W. 77th at oy. & Brow it ne Pe Z . remy , for the yearly scholarsh@ that the se. haendaa: Borember 18, promptly | Tus Novelibir 14, Stembars ji “4 T i Yovember 16, at 7 sorority awanis thru the University t 2:30 p.m, An onsay on “The | are aske 16 prepared to sew ; : ’ : che of Washington faculty to some Constitution, Ite Origin ar ope Luneb ved at noon ; : pen iy a> wernt yo * Upper-ciass woman in the English | written by Mixy Martina John On 18, at 8 p.m, the ee vheaptlparys rig rtyesersesr department, who is at least partly | will be read by Mra“M, B. McBride. |auxitiary will give a social dance at Mre, Frances Lar tid diate gen Peer saccciber 25, at Preaeaeal > self-supporting. Plano solo, (p) “Boherso,” Chopin; | the home of Mre. Qua Freed, 3818 B. ember 18 for Honolulu, to apend the | Nelasn’s auditortunt from 3:30 to 628 I The active and alum.ae members ucha Caprice Rass, by | Spruce at. for the benefit of the how borer toe of oa A. oo tel Sader aud’ um wit ‘couatabill t have been working on the details of Hertrich, An illustrated | pital fund. Members and friends cor: | eee Meeker om CUOICG 1D. sm. The, pecerate. Say Soe ; Dave been meeting each week at the |tour of “Italy” will be given by Mim | diatly invited. Entertainment will] fas 408 ey ee A saat eee “i Agere Doge have been meeting eac hweek at the lanse Kane be provided for those who do not ne wn 3 mss uo | eve Bi giath taken at CO oo . home of Mrs. Miller Freeman eee poe Mr. and ¥ n Minor are the moving pictures ta eo ° expeeted to return from a trip Health t summer, showtn An informal dance will be held in William MeKinley Circle, No, 1 see | Torche Seidel, youthful Russian! it mont about Novemtur ot 1 pur sere dD ag wscagen se Helen meal . the same rooms in the evening, un The members of William MeKinte Pioneer Auxiliary violin virtues, acclaimed 8 . 8 ae eae ae Campfire. | y | or nd several talks on ump - @er the direction of Miss Gladys Ep [Circle No. 11, Ladies of the Grand] Woman's auxiliary to Pioneers of] | critics. one of the five!” Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Galloway left\ The speakers for the occasion wil | ¢ Army of the Republic, will be enter-| Washington wt tin the parlors | /Uropeas ’ last night for Spokane to be away weed later, All mothers ané 5 Mrs. Carl Will ts president of the |tained by the Supply laundry, 1265 | ay Y. W. C. A, Wednenday,|#reatent living violinists, will be the) i048 | ure invited. 6 Slumnae association. Mrs, Edward Republican st, on Monday, Novem: | w~ ‘4 m. A cafeteria t at the opening concert of the me per ; Taylor, general chairman, and Mra ber 13th, at 1 p. m. All members |juncheon will be served in the prl-(geattie Civic Symphony orchestra,| Mrs. Geraid Shannon and baby eon AIL City Hike yi’ George Teale, financial manager ! jand friends and jon of the Civ | vete dining room at 12:30 o'clock be given t a Metropolitan | Will remove Monday from the Swed fat November 11th, found @ é 4 M ; ° ri i ‘ f war @ a F At clock « woe busines - ~ ety abe SE sSinasiadhs 6 h hospital to their home. large group of girls ape apres fh E embershi ickets for ing will be called by the president, ‘4. sark at 9 a. m, eagerly looking for- ; 2 T oT D ’ ADDITIONAL CLUBS Mrs. Tillie A. Moore. New members ly the fimt of five Sunday! Mr, and Mra. Rex stattord win |PAT, * 2S. eee on Mercer fe un hanks giving Vance : ven received and introduced, Alconcerts which omprise the | remove the first of next we m | ixiand y were met by Mrs. Now | Bi ‘The Thanksgiving perty given by ary Chi program ha» been planned| ie ch of which the Golf club to the Hote ng «istant guardian of | ag erm hi een ann anon, at ew of which man Huber, assistant suerdi b © the junior active umbers of the tment of the after All women whol will be offered soloist, among tom Annex, to remain until Thurs |ire pace seattle Campfire, who ted " a Orthopedic hospital takes place this | n'a Century club will meetiiived in Washington in territoriallthem, Carolina 1 " ed con-| day, when they will leave f tlthem on this hike, and the girls rt year on Saturday afternoon, Novem Monday, November 14, at the Hotel | gay, or on the ifle coast prior|traite from M Hitan Opera Co. '4nd, Mr. Stafford a short bust rned many camp craft honors. y ber 26, from 3 o'clock until 7, at the | Washington at 10:20 to 1898 are eligible to membership ar Novaes, Brazilian pianist. |[8* trip Stafford, atter| ° t Masonic temple. | The parliamentary procedure d®| 114 are invited to attend this | “bomn in Odessa, Russia, in| spending 4 there, will £0] ,tiention is again called to groups ® Each year thie party has proved partment will meet in the board ing y | henien 40- Abineiee the new: | Bast for a veral months, | yy, ve not called at Lobequa for a ® greater success than the year room of the ¥. W. ©. A. Tuesday Pay ees ms cial eckimniade of ‘ts apis + edt git of the November P Previous, more than 1,000 boys and November 14, at 2:90 p. m i Haven M. KE. Church ¥ enitan on ae ane antl % Mins Esther Fox will leave No-| ~ ch.” In order to keep in touch ’ girls attending. All junior active The drama department will be) 4 2verl fi he Church M r ekal ey eaten Fou ibe t tour in yemnber 14, on the H. F. Alexander] Torch.” 1a Outlet is necessary « members, senior arsociate and honor entertained at luncheon Gt (8) sven Methodist church "0th pond be copa doen * ae wu «Yor Ban Francisco, where she will to have calendar in the “Torch” weil a AFY members, whose dues are paid home of Mra. Louls Marks ®.| na rte Bagh, per Bsa bod Sie this ociered hove auras |e Suan friends for two! i ia Don’t fall to get yours this h ‘entitled to a ticket for the Thanks. ber 16, at 12:80 o'clock. At November 14. Mise Marner Pr Se oe ee to make her horne with her sister, |” . ber of “ “ Nove er Mims r on leeded him a violinist of the first ¥ - “ ‘imo. is also «a num giving dance Mra. B. 8 Ingraham will p a a Loa | wid’. Genes After No ber 15, di be play entitied “Trifles.” The ladies | °*4er, Will interpret # one-act play;lrunk. He will play the Tachatkow.|™™- David ¢ ee \quardians who have not returned 5 lovember 15, dues may Margaret MeCulloch Lang inint cceih peat tt chants 4 their semi-annual (October) reports to paid and membership tickets for the Wie ee nick WT. meet, te | Willy Contribute several groupe of |eny) cence wien OrCReNire, 904) | ie, nad Mre): Hanh. J. 0 ‘onnor, | endquarters. Please do no at once. e dance obtained from the following SF eter d bd Nie 1 | #008, and Fern Prowell will give| Soh, tis wat 2031 Lane, at. are receiving con etna —_________, “junior captains in the different Mra Brnest tanteramone A. Kerr, | "vera! clever planologues, On No.|" iD Rolo wit _ ow be or #fitulations on the birth of a son 3 ‘guilds: Broadway Guild, Mrs. Leste: M. Denton and Mrs. James j Vember 24th the Ladies’ Aid society |, 9°0#0" tickets may ny sal November 3 « ‘Turner, Jr, 27333 Federa! ave, Capitot Nadas will give @ baked ham dinner ered by mail trom yy gh vie | cee | ee, | Hit Guild, Mra. Frank Taylor, 926 Sunset Heights Literary Clab | Pg) pr ymphon mm 4 Marion! Mr. 0. 5, David lett Tuesday for ® 18th N.; Denny-Fuh: Mra. G. Sunset Heights Literary club wili/ building, Seattle. . y rman, Mra. ; 7 tare. Cora Civic and Improvement Club a 6.26 New York, Washington and New Or. ' hold a tea at the home o 2 The Beattle Civic and Improve.| f |leans, to be away for several weeks b U Highland Driv: x K Corbett, 4636 Sixth sa . walle didnt vit. with sont BY tho Fence Famous Organist to i dee 2409 E. Prospect; First Hill, Mrs. EF. peggy Pages or magftiesdsrgg of the [ated club houne Thursday, Nov. 16.|Give Recital | Mr. and Mrs. George Schaefer and ose BR. Bowwell, Hotel Sorrento; Frink . ‘ : to & o'clock, in the ip ~ at? p.m |Mine Leone. Schaefer, of New York Park, Mrs. R. W. Huntoon, 221 31st Miss Foster is the charming daughter of Mr. and Mrs.) seven Union Colleges for Women in| Pa It te said that the indifference of 4 Friday a h its | See; Interlaken. Mrs. C. J. Porter. Walter F. Foster of San Francisco, formerly of Seattle,|‘>* Orient. A returned missionary Seana Sk Asa pian the musical world to Rubinstein's Ps : Minor POT. A Mr. and Mra. A. G. Schaefer | P . e will giv talk on “Oriental Cob mbition to be recognized ax a great) En sonia et Mrs. Cl whose engagement to Mr. Eugene Andrew Tracey of Orange,| ieee” The public is invited. ere rerular monthly mébting of | composer embittered the last Gaye ot) yy Lda Wein yay.| Women’s Garment Store “Madrona, Mre. F. E. Mitchell, 188|N.J/., was announced in San Francisco Wednesday. Her ee ° finor PT. A. will be held| tne tumour plamion reel Dupze,|_ Mf Arthur ell (Irene Hay- r ward) and two children, Patricia an¢| on Pine Street to Be remarkable organist at Notre Dame ease s, who appears in| ROdser, arrived Saturday evening to Di ntinued thie ce, a Tuemlae eeenar® P| mpend the weekend with Mrs. Bell's | eco’ A pigeon Merian moter, Mrs. L. L. Hubbard. They | kage vomber 21, at the First Presbyterian will leave Monday for Chicago, to| ‘The Mrivin store, which was esta church, under the management of 4 pr “. jo ¥ , u lished on November 11, in the yea the artiste’ musical bureaw of 201 Mr. Bell and make their future | iis a = fy “ fy Thured: Ne . ats Mine §.; Mount Baker, Mrs. J. H.| wedding, which will be an event of early spring, will take her University Heights PT. A. incu dcomne| i t ee Ms ee eee apna to the East to establish her future home.—Portrait by Church Rg areal ay wee eid ai }@ent of the public brary, will ad bed gy Recataadagll Studio, San Francisco. the University branch library, E. both |4FP8" the meeting on the subject aes geal dl a PA ‘ata —Jand 10th N. Fi Tuesday tvening, Nov Children's Heading Tea Will Honor J on « ot id »-T A. Park, Mrs. H. L. Gitis, 910 \Cards an Added Feature 14. Latona and McDonald ? it . The man- N.; North Queen Anne, Mrs. R. | will be the honor guests. Miss Ann | Alpha Phi Atumnae America, ix the exception to the| "ome wee ee Nd pl yar pling _ ©. Baumgarten, 451 Wheeler st. House Guest At the bazaar which the alumnae) iagit, will speak on “Books Suitable! Alumnae of Alpha Phi will be en |ruie which the world generally | CAMPFIRE GIRLS' ACTIVITIES runing, competition in the city. It is é Mra. A. G. Schaefer is entertain. | Chapter of Pi Beta Phi sorority te] for Children.” i gees porte by pore ere Greenieaf/ applies to great virtuosl, since) ~~ ih stated that there are too many gar boys and | ing with a tea Friday afternoon, No-| giving at the Washington Annex on ‘Wednesday Novae ae ty SR[RO the been. accinimed. 5 com. Thanksgiving Baskets ment stores in Senttlo and thet as @ chi ber 17, from 3 to & o'clock, at her | Friday, ber &, cards will be} Bacaar at Madrona Presbyterian Wednenday November 16, at 2] poser of exceptional geniua. Dupre Again we are reminding you that | consequence the business is “cut up” con vem 1708 Interlake bivd. compli. Deces Chureh O'clock, to sew for the barsar. won the grand prix de Rome in| i. 6 time to plan your ‘Thanksgiving | 80 that very few are making ends Be = hn ml wi guests tare | Saded feature, ‘The Women's Association of the eee 1914 with hin cantata for mixedi sorts et hand. ‘The Bociar Wer |mect. stock on hand will be sold George Schaefer and Mise Leona The alumnae are also giving @2/ Madrona Prestiyterian church will Yeomen Dance voices and orchestra. Since then he fare will ‘be glad to betp in finding | at retail. All the suite, coats and years| Schaefer, of New York. evening of bridge at Mr. and Mra.|hold bazaar, afternoon and evenings! rarmony Homestead No. 1748,|"8% Written for solos, voice, violin, |™ wera family, eae pinnae in|dregses are to be marked down to mem.| Mra. James B. Esary and Mra. H.| F. 0. Ehriich’s home, 733 17th ave,| Friday, Nov. 17, Dinner will Pe /protherhood of American Yeomen| Pina, chorus and orchestra with! ‘ining you what’ things woud be {morrow —while the store ie closed— Junior} B. Schmidt will preside over the tea! N., on Friday evening, November 17.|"*T¥%! from 6 to 4:30 o'cloc! will give the regular dance oa|*tin, “arom “ Sane ne ne tne Thanknetring eek ose eat ede Me eal takte. BZ. Tuesday evening, November 14th,|,, His armistice hymn, “De Pro-| poset morning at 9 o'clock (not Monday.) De eer jeservations for tables may be made! Women's League for Peace and at Moose hall, Ninth *, and Uni fundia,” for chorus, soloists, orehes- - ‘The sale is under the direction of nae idl h with Miss Lura Tanner, Kast 5933-1 Freedom “ma. * Sh ltra and organ was performed at Rummage Sale November 18 George Frances Rowe & Co. Full Bri ge Luncheon peliigg h The Women's International League ’ big € Notre Dame after the war in mene} A weet wea Gitudter' ene tie particulars will appear in Monday and Shower Grace M. E. Church for Peace and Freedom will meet ory of the French dead. ‘The first 7 ; 7 " ening’s Star. Tuesday evening, November i¢, at | Auxiliary Greeters of America | American performance of thin pro.|T&E? Sale I¥ to be held at the mar. | evening's Mrs. U. ©. Bates will compliment /to Have Bazaar o'clock, at the Sanipractic building,| The Ladies” Auxiliary Greeters of/ founda work will be in Boston this Miss Lurline Brown with a lunch: On Wednesday, November 15, both 5 America will bold their MONTY | season b: the Bont s » > con of twelve courses and bridge | «tenon and evening, Grace M. B.|°" arene re meeting Tuesday, November 14, at powureah os the. post stare the 2 SA shower at her home, Wednesday af | chureh, at 30th ave. 8. and King #t., Boosters’ Club 8 O'clock at the Georgian hotel.|organ, It fe underbtood that Dupre Seattle ( ‘ivic S m on ernoon, November 29. Invitations | wij have a basaar for which the Election of officers’ ; | ‘The Boosters club will meet with will include one of his organ com. have been confined-to close friends | committee in charge has given care-|.. 7, 1ae Moench, 1688 W. seth st. o 40° 9 positions on his program here. Ac-! .|of Mies Brown, | | ful thought to provide enjoyment tol nicsaay, Nov. 14, at 1 p.m. Members| Auxillary Maple Leaf Post No. 21 | cording to reports they represent Orc estra i [all attending, are asked to bring friends, For] The Ladien’ auxiliary to Maple|the iatest advance in organ compo- Mrs. Field Plans | Mrs. = tg gd yon Bd ar [reservations call Sunset 069% Leak post No. 21 will entertain with |aition, combiriing the scintillating (110 Members) rangements, Mra. lonald wil & Gance ature r N. . Informal Tea | be in charge of the apron booth; Mrs! pgatieg’ Lyric Choral Club 40, at Dougien hall, S18 m. Pleo at” | Frrsee nce on en maiere Mme. Davenport Engberg Mra. Henry Collender Field will! william Stewart, fancy work; Mre.| 1. tives Lyric Choral club will meet o%.8 forms of classic literaty7= Coneunee have an informal tea at her home) }1. &. Wickham, linens and towels; for retearsal Tuesday evening, Nov Seattle Council PLT. A. Meh ose 0 Announces 1922-23 Series of Mra. Hugh Purceit, | Tsay afternoon, after 4:30 o'clock. | Mrs, H. A. Henver, candy; Mra. Peter 14, at 7:45 o'clock in the Sunday The Seattle council of Parent 1% . onl ‘Who is leaving soon for California to |" Welcome to her mother, Mrs. C. F.' Ronald, decorations: Mrs. James Mc school room of the First Presbyterian | Teacher associations will meet in the Piano Recital Nov. 18 Symphony Concerts with ‘Spend the winter, Mra. Frank Mack.| White, who recently has returned | Kay, cafeteria chureh, smail auditorium at the Broadway | Mise Helene Hill, « pupit of Har-| WORLD FAMOUS rice ag Jem {5 entertaining informally at | ‘OM ® trip im the East. In the evening the young people Pah high school Tuesday, November 14, (fet Roney, will be heard in a com. T. h Se d 1 Bridge at her home Saturday after.|__ Mts. Edward Lincoln Smith and |wili be in charge of the amusement Sede) Clb 0. RE. at 10a. m. Mrs. Victoria Trumbull |Plimentary plano recital in the ¥, W oscna ide. “Noon, November 18. Mrs. Henry R. Williams will preside | bootha, The Mixses Florence and eure! Jai Club O. KE. & wilt be] Wil speak on “Legisiation” and Mra,|C. A. auditorium on Saturday eve Renqwned Russian Violinist at the urns, ty, | Betty Johnson will have charge of] | tortained at the home of Mra. Flor. | George N. McLoughlin will talk on ning, November 18. Her program | 4 jthe fancy work; Miss Clara Sacket.| . Durgan, 4724 Untyersity wa: ariiamentary Procedure.” Lunch. | follows Will play. Tschaikowsky Concerto Alpha Chi Omega jeandy; Miss Mary Shaw, the fish) a iewday, Nov. 16, at 2 p.m, Mra.| On will be served at 1p. m. in the| (1) Sonata with orchestra and violin group with piano at Se TA FIRST CONCERT DEC. 3 arriet Berry assisting hostess, All| high school lunch room. The session |(2) © | pond, and Miss Futh Beal will dis-| Annual Bazaar Lineage! pases 1 de Comcert ncatern Bare invited Will resume at 1:30, when Dr. Wil false ( Ma 9,0005 Iota Iota alumnae chapter of Alpha cee RRA Dito EINE Mam MeKibben will speak on “Nar.|(3) “sube® pila a Chi Omega. assisted by Reo, active’ Orthopedic Tea Shop Sunset Auxiliary coties.” ee i ae deel ee CAROLINA LAZZARI GUIOMAR NOVAES Mr. and Mrs. Wilmot Lilly's in- |{Chapter, will have their annual be-j 3 “oa Sunset auxiliary to the Orthopedic . oo Sees traneer! Great Contralto Metropolitan Brazilian Pianist, at April TUESDAY, ‘NOVEMBER ti mar at the Hotel Washington sat-|Service Next Week sdagiael oral eave oi Gets Poa Seattle Woman's Club (4) “1a Opera Co. at March 18 Concert 29 Concert Mr. and Mrs. Ross Downs wit! on. || UP48¥, November 18, from 10 a. m./ In charge of the Orthopedic Tea November 17, at the city hall, Bal-] The litkrary interpretation class of |(#) Pol LOIS CASSIL, Winnet State Plano Contest, Appears Jan, 23 tetain thet bridge dinner cigd || Ut! € P. m., with a dance in the/ ghop next week will be: Monday.| Oooo 1140 to 1:90 pm the Seattle Woman's club and cur ; att home evening, for which tickets may be! Broadway ulld, Mrs. Otto Grun oe 6 rent topics department will meet |! regular meeting at Carpenters All Concerts at Metropolitan Theater gpd pon as 5 cc obtained at the door |baum, hostess, assisted by Mra. Clionlan Club Tuesday, Noveysber 14, at the home |%#!, 4441 California ave, Wednes Season tickets may be ordered now from Seattle Civie Symphony Orchestra, 514 Marion Bidg. Cards will be played in the after) James Farrell, Mrs. L. Grossman, noon, and “Mah Jong«” will be dem-| Mre. Walter W. French, Mrs, John onstrated by girls in Chinese cos-| twins, Mrs. J Mack, Mrs. F. A honoring hee mother, Mrs wil Ham Le Roy Baird, Mrs. Charies H. CobW and Mise Lidabi @ m6 - jablanch: The Clionian club will hold its reg- | Miss Libbie Trimble, 2444 Harvard |48Y, November 16, at § p. m. sharp, vlur meeting Tuesday, November 14, |@¥¢N. at 1240 p. m. sharp. Mrs, |Officers please wear white at 2p, m, at the Federated ctup. |W: F. Degen, hostess — — tumhes, Table reservations may be L Mra, Chester Moore, Mrs.| 2 Tax e “ a Rev. and Mrs. wit fine [eeemers, 5 “. Members requested to brin, WORLD RENOWNED formal reception fer then vty | secured by calling Mrs. L. X. Coder| witiiam Le Blond and Mrs. W. T jovtots mbers requested < Ionia Chapter No, 114 ORGANIST the parish and friends at home ||at Kenwood 3476. | Robinson. . gs Ionia chapter No, 114, 0. E. 8, will in the evening A musical program will be given| -pypaday, Laurelhurst guild, Mrs. Bridge tea. with Mra. Albert Chart ubb and Miss Emit 0 f | = Bo po Rn ncn Walker and Mr. James Hamilton) westminster Presbyterian church, dean of music at De " : :|day, Nov, 16, at the home of Mra WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15 oe former dea mi # | Mrs. W. Scott Matheson, chairman; | 79!" Sty. tos send ave N.. with | Die Mise Peggy Butterworth to wea || P#Ux university. Thursday, St. Margaret's gulld of St.|% soma ro a yal Mr. Walter Hower Jenkins at The committee in charge includes | sturk's church, Mrs. D. McEacheran, Mrs. Kingston as amg AE wena Seattle Lodge No. 7 Steers ar erenta. Mr. and Mrs, || Mrs. Leander Dow, chairman;*Mrs.| oyairman; Friday, Alki auxiliary, be aig ons ‘, wate ‘ raps ae CBeattio ledge Noo 7, DBO “ra $ patoffice a get of . “ . + at 7 o'clock. van Howay and Mrs. L, X. Coder. | yirg, Charles H. Gaffner, chairman; Republ Bea a Walk ‘went one block | Will entertain at a progressive whist ar |Saturday, Frink Park guild, Mrs.| Republican st. Wat vee to mand | Barty Wednesday evening, Novem Al Club exemplify the work Tuesday evening, by Mrs. Frederick Adams, Miss Adele | prnest L. Skeel, hostess; Wednesday we November 14, at 8 p. m. in. the -* The Alpha club will meet Thurs- . Corinthian room of the Masonic tem or Famous Notre Dame Cathedral, Par “ee IN Grand Organ Concert ‘Tuesday, Nev. 21, at 5:00 P.M, ba ghey Eggert'’s luncheon at ome in honor of Mrs. R. stant Dollar, ee sr se e . se eS ee ee eo) | ee a ee | . . |Plans Large Luncheon _ | Charles Harrison, chatrman on pas ber 14, at 9p. m.. In Evergreen hail, First Presbyterian THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16— ate ek Sete ean jell edten | - - otis A. O, U. W. building, 1409 Ninth Church Mies Beatrice Clapp'e luncheon at i hy thirty-six | Orphans’ Festival . ave. Friends are invited. ure. 8 the Sunset club, in compliment to || tain with a luncheon of thirty-s et a Teature will be | S0eial Club, W. B. A., of Maccabees are tnvi | Beveuth rat Mise Gloria Frink and Miss Neilie || covers at her home Wednesday after No fun-provoking he . the Or-| The Social club of the W, B. A.. of | p., Management b Mem Witliam D. Perkina win nave {200% November 15 aa ee ico rill te held in {the Maccabees, Seattle Review, No. | Eversreer ee ee Artiste’ Muatoal Tureau of ; silver tom for the benefit of Se | > te am, orotate verh. | 8, Will meet with Mra, B. A. Hamlett, Ms ‘“ 3 America. Ramen's Christian cotienes tn the || Mg. Sargent to agi fo peony. img Bh new | 2538% 15th ave, 8, on Thursday, No. Bb pet Bap a pe mat : SHIKMAS CLAY @ 00, % Mom, Andrew Price's brides ton at || Entertain Informally |muitding fund of Bacred Heart or.| vember 18, at 1:30 p. m.° Members|. srongay evening, November 20, | i he ede home to compliment Mrs. s J | and friends invited m sal ? y 2%] ARTISTS’ MUSICAL BUREAU ‘Tourteltotte. As a farewell compliment to Mrs. | phanage \ . Sein ene i gd lespes sete of a ve oO, I oof 1 OF AMERICA, rin, | Rex Stafford, who is leaving soon| Chairmen of the various booth: . ha igh honors will be awarded Bite! Bidg., 2nd and Pike Mire, Vhillp Kinsere Sridke ten ar ||for an extended viait in the ast, | and committees report that all the Shawondasse Club for the most amusing and original PRICEN: 81.80, 81.00 The Shdwondasse club will meet | with Mrs. J... MeGrew and Mra. Wil | liam McGregor, at the home of the home at 2 o'clock, for the benefit || Mrs. Curtis P. Sargent is entertain. jold-time fuvorites of the country of the fornishing fond of the | ing with an informal bridge at her! fair will be in evidence, with novel | Women's University clap. 7 Jov ‘ward the ome Wednesday afternoon, Novem-| ideas and surprises to reward the | “ a Ree saa SATUKDAY, NOVEMBER 18— ber 15. . j venturesome. The Country Store will | former, 1612 Third ave. N., Tuesda, eagerly anticipated by the members, 4 m , * | Who tre asked to invite their friends G t Paired nek enane’ i the oraent ad be ready to supply all buyers, either | November 14, at 2 p.m to compete for honors. | 0 er nee at the Sunset . ¥ | & * t The Ancient Order of United Work. ~ te | with what they want or do not want, n r ° Mbauuenky, novennn: Bridge Luncheon Club (| itn vi OrBonnell gnnouneed thet __ Meeting Postponed men is the ploneer fraternal benetic! eumatism : ms | 89— Mrs, Arthur Edward Gilroy enter-| | snunco party” will be given at the| L‘Union Francaise has postponed lary of the United States, organized | Mise Gertrade Lewis’ brides tea ( erg tev. compliment to Miss Luriine Brown | tained the members of her bridge | 620 | 't# meeting from Nov. 11 to Nov. 16, | in Meadaville, Pu,, October 1868, at 8 p. m., in the club rooms of the/ang in Washington. in. the ear ”) % costumes. This is the annua) Thanks i dan Bice giving masque party and is being ee ocoa » ds the ideal drink for growing children Not only does its delicious ind to the Right! os"ster te CS | home of Miss Clare Fletcher, ae teoventiane ts. luncheon club Tuesday afternoon, at | saiden ave. on Monday evening, No- FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24— her apartment at the Willard KY We CA spring of 1879. of pure, wholesome and nutritious food. Fine Arts cabaret at Masonic owe vember 13, and Mrs, sym | of Se see | Wirst of all, rhoumatiom must be Temple. . “ F , {reports that hothing will he too emall| o Jot thany Chur |treated Internally. The blood should | Children, i i SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25— Admiral Line Officers’ | tor the “reento Weenie” beoth | eateries canary ae tanae Audubon Society We purified and the stomach “and owing to their almost ceaseless Mrs, Frances Gilroy to entertain at | Club Dance The Orphans’ festival committes |, The Wo! cae vast X{, The Seattle Audubon society will kidneys made to do their work prop- | activity, frequently require as an bridge tea in compliment to Mira | | consists of Joseph Wilwerding, chair- Presbyterian church, — w' meet have its third bird walk this sea. erly. Massage the sore and swollen ‘ Luzline Brown, The Admiral Line Officers’ club | Wednesday, November 15, at 1:30 p. son, Sunday, November 12, starting P&Tt @t least twice daily with an amount of nourishment as adults, and | WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29— will give m dance and entertainment |™&"i Mine Margaret Kane, secre: 1 at the home of Mra. A. H, Mac. |cran ’ r ; C ofl that will not irritate or inflame nN eA, ROTEMEER 20 give a itertain \tary: W. J. Wiley, treasurer; J. W./™: re of } d from the elty power plant on East: the skin, Keep the bowels open to cocoa is a Valuable aid in the y en's hall. at the Seattle Yacht club on Satur | Agnew, manager. Donald, 1917 Warren ave, Mrs, Kate | iake ave the treatment and E. Mercer st., at 10:20 help ou FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1— day evening, November 26. | Hamilton will essist. Interesting a, m Mr. George Parker, leader. TN GU can eet everything neceamary arranged diet. But its quality must be lee” Mates Onmms divgnes, The committee in charge includes | . program. Mca iaiein’ or conse Sale comp nui-Uric outfit. Ie i : “Snow Ball” at Christensen's hail | Messrs. John ay, Chaclen yr-|: nauve Daweiiters of Vinebingeen” soe pubiid tnvites ae ee the arfourredy: OF Rag a and no cocoa can quite so well meet - : Princess Angeline Parlor No. 2, N. : , p , LS . I-Ur 7 ced e % THOBADAY, DECEMBER 14— wert. ¢. w. Call, G. J. Snelling ant) eee ie itid thelr meeting at a Wvomen's Commercial c b eiesk 2 wit aft, gatly conti- the requirements of dietitian, physician, q Wursbacher to Mr. Nathaniel | ©) epi the home of Mrs. Harry Meacham sattle Women's Commercial club Minnewatha Club oll will help proper masnaage 0 : nurse or housekeeper as ‘* BAKER'S” Rogers, at home of the P Jat 1182 W. dist st. take Ballara|W! hold their monthly luncheon! Minnewatha club will entertain painful surfaces. A supply of the | ee a Waren arant Mts. | Opening of Wesley House | North car to b2nd st. on the evening at Gowman's Washington Annex| with a dance Saturday evening, No- famous Pullman Pile will furnish Made enly by 5 aatoen 4 og tg The Wesley club, Methodist stu-|of November 17th. All memberm are | hotel, Thursday, November 16th./ vember 11, at Christens : * en's Broad. These three preparations ¢ W. SATURDAY, 0) dents of the University of Washing: | urged to come and bring their sow: | YY : Baa dye 1 ag a Boost | way hall by ly ea be ALTER BAKER & CO. LTD. ton, announces the opening of Wes-!ing and help to get articles ready for | Seattle elen Fabry, soloist, ac ne the “orle a Established 1-80 Dol ” ETTS Mott, 43 || ley House, 4233 15th ave. N. B., on | gift sale and card party, which t* to| companied by Mrs. Sehloman West Seattle Revlew, No, 51 there le amon 2 RCHESTER, MASSACHUS ? Sunday afternoon from 2 to 6 o'clock | be given the early part of December.) Mor reservations, call Mra, Green,) West Seattle Review No. 1, snere: de | 65.080 ie Kuarantes Booklet of Choice Recipes sent free and Monday from 3 until 9 o'clock. | Kvery member 1s needed. Main 1562, W. B. A, of the Maccabeen, will hold [Stores t@8¥ from Bartell Drug