The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 13, 1923, Page 10

RxDAY, JANUARY 1 | Lecture on Christian Science Is Delivered A true iikenees te WOMEN’S CLI IBS Vivinn Strong Hart CLUBS POR MONDAY Only standing room, and but little; Hkeness of God ociety Myrtle Chapter No. 44, 0. Bs of that, wan available at the First |that which perfectly « eeces tte i “ M homtne ‘ Chureh of Christ, Setentist, 16th ave, | original . therefore, man is orem Miss Mary Small Be comes | will ox und Denny way, Friday night when |ed in the likeness of God, he must Bride of Edward Len-| thian room teorke Hraw cook, CB. By of Chi-| be exactly like his creator. If God F rl Me e “ cago, delivered « lecture on “Chris-|ts Spirit, man, in Hi keneas, rust ~ now, Jr., at Beautiful) ce tien ‘Helenoe, tire Selence of Boing.” |be spiritual. If God i# Truth, man, Sak Home Wedding; Mu King ty Legistative Pederation The same lecture wan deliver as the image of God, must be truth TH 1 W. La at At the next regular t oe Thursday night at Masonic templs, | ful, honest, sincere, If God is Love ~ tale at Women’s L nie} King County Leg ef ‘ . Pine and Harvard, before @ record | man, in his true nature, must be lov 2 W. GA pm, 7 HM. 1. Che * Mr. Cook is « member of the | God is Life, man must be and ts the J ee terton, ex * et f the eee Roard of Lectureship of the Mother | living image of life. This man, the ITELY beautiful in every Counell of Churches, wit) give @ talk | Meattle League of W Vetdee Chureh, The Firat Church of Christ, |t'e man, the only real man, is not ‘Appointment and detail was the on “Law Enforcement.” HM a n" > on Kelentint X MM The |subject to chance nor change, He last evening of Mixe M discuss the two proposed > : clentiat, in Boston, Mai y prot " : . 4 in an changeless an his eternal Prin e lecture was given by Mr. Cook, which Small, daughter of Mr, and relating to the F o% ' clpia He i# not the victim of lack Robert Edmund Small, to Mr. schools, All inte - . enue appears below, haa been copyrighted = a ee a cn at sete Ae kate y evens told by the Christian Sotende Publishing |20r of limitation. He reflects 1 ine ‘and Mra. Edward Henry Lennox ae - sieat Bootety and is used with their permis | finite abundance of Spirit or God. He onde . sion, The lecture follows, in part is not doomed to decrepitude and di» Tacoma. Industrial Committee of Women’s : os 4 * | golution, He exists forever at the The wedding was solemnized at Clubs - Gainen amen aoe 4 Drintian Solence has come t | jena) noontide of being. He is home of the bride's parents, 808 Mrs, M. J. Fohn, chairman of the )> y= Prey Bote reveal that God is divine Principl® | ways at the standpoint of limitless 4 | industrial committee of the Cit ADP of the governor, I love, and to show mankind t) . ave. N. Rev. L. Baird read: | " mmittae y Wee, " . opportunity, activity, and supply. ing the service at 7:45 o'clock In the eration of Women’s Clubs, has an | “* io dill, Mra, Ate knowledge of God ts demonstrable g @ of relatives and close ranged a trip for Monday, J ary 16, | “One state, to place these offh us Christian feclence is rein | MISOONOEPTIONS OF at 11 a m,, at the Pure Milk Dairy, |" stating primitive Christianity, and MATERIAL VIEWS eens and masses of 16 Weatinke ave, N. In the after reestablishing the teachings of the! “jrrom the material point of view, ehrysanthemums banked the noon of the same day ® trip will be | Master-Chrintian ag demonstrated on seeing to be nothing but an or Mattioe screen raised in front taken to Ghigtione @ fons, macaront by kim ené ty his early followers ganism, with a mind inside of it, a the fireplace, flanked by high-| manufacturers, 4715 Bixth ave. @, at | *™* in the healing of sickness and sin. | To. machine controlled by © eup Daskets of the snowy blow 1:40 p.m. All women Interested Se ee ballet SPIRITUAL CAUSATION poned intelligence, which fs invis sty tall Nranching, candelabra welcome to moet at the dairy, at 11 /0n4 would thus remove any on ' 18 EXPLAINED ible and which has never been sat which edral candies burn a ™. - one or may u Causation, a understood by | tsfactorily explained by bumen ‘on the mantel a long, low dain ie iad 4 - : - baw " oe Pag Ss un and as taught by Christian | philosophy Bomeons may be think held setetatel ebeatare of tn BR Pal acne cmp OEP S sai ence, is spiritual. This spiritual | ing, ‘Why, the explanation is very s study ¢ of the Coun ection cause te , only | simp 5 nodded chrysanthemums in day, January 15, at & p. m, tn the|® county superintendent ‘ ‘ . » J 4 ane f ‘ . i Scriptures not only declare God to|Rervous system, controls and reg a iy ccemee ay aeehs al vestry roc one de Hirsch. r er wnaee 2 Bee biects be Father, but to be the Almighty, | Ulates the functions and faculties, : — ttma,” enlé Mrs, Stover the Hiverlasting, I AM, Spirit, Life, |the movements and action of the ly lovely. Mr. George Dan: " Stevens PAT. A the . Truth, Le Christian Belentista | human body.” But what made the his Stradivarius violin played the The Stevens P A. will meet and polit ‘ | i “ accept these scriptural definitions | brain intelligent? What gave it Chorus” from Lohengrin, ac Monday, January at the achool. | ministrat of God without Jon, but t the power to think and to direct : ‘on an old-fashioned me. Mr. L. Bennett, principal of the |tisan elect out reservation, but they Ino think of God as being infinite | activity? Whe hag ever seen the by Miss Helen Hertrich, tts Broadway hi hool, will epeak to | omen m - “ intelll, @oelden tones biending harmo. the mothers an # of the drawn State f good, aa supreme intelligence, or | !Mtelligence that Is supposed to be - “Lov apa ” y » t Primar Mind, the one self-existent and eter. |!" the brain, and how do we know into “Love's O14 Sweet graduating ¢ ague « 08 t Ml Life, or Consciousness, God in| that it Is there? Many people in which was softly rendered eee Seattle League of Women Vote thus seen an the only source, origin, |th@ Orient believe the seat of in- the ceremony. Went Seattle Auxitinry ther organiz *. 2, or creative Princip! telligence to be in the stomach; Dride, entering with her father, Wert Seattle auxiliary to the Seat Weeks ex 4 the ee ee nd it * ; Beautiful, her blonde love te Day Nursery asecciation wil Fe ee ee : . “Them scriptural and Christianly oi uae ae hope Accentuated by her wedding meet Monday, January 15, at the! present legislature in which n Vivian Strong Hart, who ia|sctentific synonyms for Delty #1V®| sentiay difference Seren: th tind BB of white velvet emboased chit West Bide Gureery building, 4433| bomen nt met isity “Wenctestce [200 to appear in the leading |" © detter understanding of the | ce sturt that constitut ile ae esigned on softly draped line: 42nd ave, 8. W., at 2 p.m fan coaed that a the wanes ams |fOle Wh thd meen Amiericnn ey cnteeines cnt emer loch 008 that whith constitutes Gb embroidered in pearls and ee various wmem } « o : presence of God. - an arfous member legislature | 0; »hrodin " brain. Under che anal is at neckline and at the lower ADDITIONAL CLUBS Ph aa : a a - te ra, Aphrodine * to ¥ be TEACHINGS SHOW been go ol es paly' e | pr ted ‘ k y both yield exactly the ef the very long skirt, while establishment ¢ presented firet in New York|MAN SPIRITUAL same product. The differen Jong panels, pearl trimmed, Annuat Child Welfare Luncheon | S*'s0uamment and then London, will be| “me scriptures tell us in the first| then, te one of bellet only: and the gy ee ete ne err eee ae tasteeees ity pase ward to the a heard in a recital here Mon-|chapter of Genesis that man was | fact is that neither the brain nor ow Scnindes of db teen >: tet een iadh th ea caer yd the Sheppe day evening, January 22, in|°Te*t®4 tn the image and after the the stomach can originate the . rx pataponpian Sng - explained that this w ¢ » * “ - - — | least bit of intelligence. and pearis, and for flowers reas of Mothers and Parent-Teache he Plymouth Congregational “carried a shower of orchids, ciaoiiatinna “to. be weil. tthe | nee . church. Mre. Hart's voice is Poet ee ey ee ams thee alight rentguiiies. OF tm Of the valley, freesias and Masonic teraple, Harvard ave, and | Sustance that bill 5 aon Sunset Heights Literary club will | Unreality of matter is of great prac Seanad lie reeset purpose of educa a coloratura soprano Of Té-|\ meet at the home of Mra. Hazel Was. | tical value tn every-day, human ex. George K. Edwards «dele} Miss Mi: oe oa Y Aseae Gheo ye at the found. |maternity, ‘The pre aunty; markable range son, 122 W. Bowdoin st. Tuesday,| perience. Take, for instance, the Miss Michaelis is a.popular debutante of Victoria, B. C.,|'22° (loc im honor of the fouMN iinrary wilt, wh sister of the bride, was). p07 b : . 6s Fa .g of the National Congres ary bill, with the women's indus Her local appearonce will! 1#"¥ary 146, at 2 p.m. Take Sixth | question of so many people so much let honor. Her gown was a who is spending a fortnight in town as the guest of Miss|souerw ana Parent-Teacher anwocla |i! home measure, compose the! be under the ; ae ci ved et tects Sige: — Oe: ee ee ‘model of crepe chiffon in the| Angela McLellan.—Portrait by Grady. tions, which will be two bil Fed: | ( womens oF) oo 0 dinease, knowledge of the unreal shade, the bodice straight thousands of Parent-Te eration work. |Cecilia Augspurger. | Green Lake PUT. A nature of matter helps one to see | the skirt fashioned in long . | lers in the United Stat ty ing very gently and form, the Green Lake PUT. A. will that pain and suffering are not ers ° ed Btaten. year's |! will meet was girdied in silver, witn|COlonial Dames to | Lancheon for Club Deanne uit te the ninth to be held | /ekisiative Drogcam of that organiza, |Chosen press correspondent | walneeday January 12, at 240 p, | conditions of matter, but of thought. ns of grapes and French | Entertain Members lin Seattle. ton. } ee m. Superintendent T, R. Cole witl| T° know this ts to take the first at one side, She wore a 2 - |"? re Aten We. Eshetby ta general] Other bills explained by Mrs Central and Capito: Hill W. ©. T. U. | addreas the meeting and several mu. | "te In the direction of the perma ‘comb in her hair and| The National Society of Colonial! Mrs. Ft. E. Brockman will enter-|chairman, with Mra. J. B. Kinne) \verks included the bill proposed by Ar inatitute will be given | seal numbers will be given nent eradication of disease. If, as tee arm bouquet of Colum. | D8mex will entertain with a lunch-|tain the members of her bridge land Mra. J. B. Hamblin assisting; |‘h* WoC. T. U. increasing the age Hin W. ¢ ee | Mra. Eddy says, there te no sensa- and oweet peas. eon at the Sanat ite Toaster after-| luncheon club at her hone on Thurs-|xtrs. CG. Norman Compton will t of majority of wom: and a ry 6 Ravenna Social Club | tlon or intelligence in matter, tt is Howard Mason Burke was| "0" !n honor rs. Alexander |day afternoon, I * eas ten Biaied bill proposed by ¢ Wash n |tOFY duy, at the Methodiat F ones a af obvious that matter cannot be sick ‘man for Mr. Len: $ McEwan, just home from abroad, ete @ | charge ¢ the program; Miss Frances Leateiat . : a at nevus Os dp at Sin ehshe Ra nna Bocial club will meet at or in pain, and that if ane. sell 4 _— ia toe, deen @ ee Yeomans, Mise Maud Elmer and Miss | /6i#lative Federation for the for - the home of Mrs. Minnie Nevins, hing m Small wore a costume of at ua, Green, who leaves | Wil] Mak: ‘om. hy e * ing the} ™mation of a commission to codify |*¥* N Short addresses 4082 11th ave. N ue to be a sense of pain oF fliness, it welvet and sequins, with a|Pext week for « visit in the South | Make we eeere | Vittoria Halaam: ore arranging C0 | ine | : ty | siven by state superintend * N. EB. Tuesday, Ja0U-| must be in thought, and not in th a e on Geos + | the laws pertaining to childre 1 n by state superintendents, and try 16, at 12:30 ri q ie Age of Hoosier Beauty roses and | “4 East. Mr, and Mis. Rebert G. Graham, |{eorstions, and Mrs. George C.} 2 TO i vcnildren's cose there will, be prominent speakers | Eastern Stare tavited, "| |body. ‘Thie fact having been dis. the valley. Dre. Leanex, eee lof Chicago, announce the marriage | Amcke pier ong!l cmygewnel did lend a On tes : oo a Sag a... a “a a Ser ioe = . jcerned, the futility of treating vs mother, was in black | Bridge Tea to Honor Of thelr daxighter, Mildred, to Mr.|,L0ca! circlee may “nile Jambia {ization for the extablishment of a} ent” Bring lunch; tea and coffes Caletdh Club j hevett, conliitions, or sunt Saith trimmings of- geld and | Harold D. Ware, of Seattle, on Janu - . pears Will be served The ; states, with material remedies be Saad 6 chieiee ta te Mrs. Bell lary 10, in Chicago at. Phone Eiliott 3781, or Garfield | hom lor feeble-minded. one | Caleidh club will meet with | Comes evident, How impontble it ome 1816-R. Mra, Althe Perry Cu Mra, Charles G. Helfner, 605 EB. ‘ shades. As a compliment to Mra. Will Otto| , MF-nnd Mra. Ware will make thetr . ies diatted eptitiguating ‘séeiaty. Beatle Laden No. 7 Denny way, Tuesday, January 16, at| ToUld be to remove an, erroneous y ‘O'clock there was « large| Bell, who leaves in February for a) "0M? '8 Seat Civic end Tuprovenent Ohh rrp 4 Beattie Lodge No. 7, D. HP. A./1 pom *®S) mental condition by the use of Presiding at the supper | year's stay in Europe, Mrs. William Seattle Civic and Improvement Canadian Club Dence held installation of officers for the! eee drugs, mineral water, mud baths, 2 Year 1821 on ‘Tuesday evening, Janu-| Ladles' Literary and Musical Club | °F ove? by means of & eurgical op- is ‘were Mrs. J. P. Rogers, Mrs. ‘Wilson MeCreery, Mra. John 0. McKay fs entertaining with « bridge of three tables at her home absence of Mr. Henry, who left today | Personal oe club will meet at the Federated club ‘The reguiar semimonthly dance of | xy 3 hous, Thursday, January 18, at 2/the Canadian club of Seattle will bel puuding in Evergreen hall, A. 0. U. W.| The Ladies’ Literary and Musical Mra. Ella Kittredge, « past |ctub will be entertained by Mrs. E. eration. Yet every day adds to the Mst of mental causes for diseane » and Mrs. George Crab wiry taka pend gry ey he a few 4: 4 pom |held Thursday, January 14, at the | erand president of Waat: admitted by physicians. Among th additional oats 1@ tea hour. ir. ame re. ‘rafford Huteson are ee JA. 0. T W. ball, 1609 Ninth yee Veahington, in-|P. Keen , $29 E. 77th at. rida: " gi of pink and white chrys-| Only the Queen Anne Hill friends | leaving the first week in February Allah Social Clad | Ait Canadiana tn the city will be wet. | allel the following: funany th tip me Friday. mental causes for sickness that was the attractive cen-|of Mrs. Bell have been invited. for Montreal and Ni come. Past president, Victoria Daniel eee | have been recognized by physicians the Sager eng h nc lwhere they plan to aall on a trip to Allah Social club will meet Wert ] ee president, Mary Veale; first vice! Ladies’ hyrie Choral Club are fear, worry, hatred and anger. held wail pockets of these| Henry Art Gallery Closed | @esiand and France. They will be ay, Sanuney SSr aes Dy See OREO! ~ hiy Bibivation WC US TP ona uae ein eee ee coe eee ae ee ee col oie staleehi ances cone - mows aed pain age or a ontesves, Mra. em ai view president, Melinna Wells; ent te add envy, jealousy, greed, dishon- cide traveled in a mahogany.| The art gallery of Mr. and Mra. H.|brotherin law and. slater, Dre ana | Barclay, Mra. Bianche La Crone Fmphatic protest ‘against any|ciat secretary, Delia Dailey; treas-|Jamuary 18, at 1:40 orclock, In the |oet%: 204 all flagrant and subtle three-piece Sally Milerimn |G Henry will be closed to the public | sre. Wi Mrs. Florence Sergensen. All East.|°'e* pictures of Fatty Arbuckle|urer, Mam! y y Ra Bing in the | phases of ain heavily trimmed with black | Until further notica, owing to the! Miagn Ih Harris, of Provi-| stare invited. was voted at an all-day pcosion or|Uret: Mamie Russell; usher, Blanche |main Sunday sehool room of the pital rm invited. Be et et cht, Atdny seaslon ef| Detiafvon; assistant usher, Jennie | First Presbyterian church. The club | LEADERSHIP OF Pella; inside wateh, Lenn French; i» planning a concert for January 31,, MRS. EDDY TOLD Velvet hat tn correspond- . Christian ‘Temperance Untons hi: ornamented with metal| for the East, to sail later for Bu Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Brookman h | North End Progresstve Club ip nions held re “ B have | | Ivatio outside watch, Anna Farrier; @ ich iven ry M and an orchid corsage. rope. Wee | removed from the Broadmore apart-| Th regular meeting of the North placa gg fbn enlist muenany;|gaten to grand lodge Mie tele Tl edt, cron Bigsrenieig prs ‘Lennox is a graduate of the menta to their new home at 609 Bos. | End Progresstve club will be held at lutions voted | son, Victoria Da: | is, she " ’ Mer reso! 1 0 niels; alternates, o Sue } nstrated ty of Washington ana a| Lancehon to Honor ton st. the home of Mra, W. A, Sloan, 1922 | \UPPOrt for @ proposed amendment liisttie Moka Blanche \ ineees| hater pone its truth im many ie magee Kapon Games| / ete Sruienaterd. ava.’ en ‘Tosetiy, inne to the state constitution, providing |Iresictan @ 7. a detefeon 3 Ww P-T.A. wonderful instances of healing a Traveler cs : . {that religious education of youth am, ee Nis. | Webster Po. A. will meet Tues-/ thru spiritual wer. ab Jo nox attended the Mrs, Stanley Griffiths returned |@7y 16. Business meeting at 1:30) sian be @: . ee | day, January 16, at the school. B | por jone. She ty of Washington and is af.| Mrs. Timothy Jerome will be host: | last evening from a few days’ visit|® m. At 3 o'clock Mr. FB. 1. Cox| ncouraged by the granting Vimy Ridge € / usi-|then wrote and published the great ve U j ~ lof credits for Bible study done out y hapter ness meeting at 2:50 p. m.; program |text-book of Christin: with ipailon fraternity. |ess at a luncheon of sixteen covery|in Victoria, B.C. Mr. Griffiths left | Will give an address on “Banking | wide of achool . Vimy Ridge chapter, Daughters of /at 318 4 a Scio, and Mrs. Lennox will ‘at her home Tuesday afternoon, hon. | last Saturday for a short trip to Call) Laws.” Take Green Lake car No. 20 ot and without expense), teh ES . | ° | ‘Selence and Health With Key to be at y trip to Call to the state. ‘The Seattle G he British Empire, elected the fol oe the Sert : after February 1, at %112|0ring Mra. John C. Eden, who leaves | fornia. =e ¢ bedth -edlbaree ng ‘ _ A unc! iowing offi Orgy Sec ll ap ee Lincoln High School PTA. ~ iptures,’ and other books on rst drive. nant week for trip abroad one Ae By banning Homestead No. 1743 | qotivities in Ps eggianann o plibinss 4 ing, held Wednesday, January 10:| Lineoln High Schoo! PT. A, will perder psy scantigs mie eee / . rs. William Charles left today for} Harmony homestead No. 1743,| Mr. Geos > a > of vice.) Regent, Mra. Guy M. Richards; first| meet Tuesday. | nz |gan Francisco, to. be gone sbout| Brotherhood of American Yeomen,| comn George F. Cotterill of the port! vies regent, Mra. C wong, Tuesday, January 16, at 2 p.| teaching and healing which ts rap- oon of inner Hosts | comeniasion | Gsitvered ~ « r A. Maury; seo|m, in Annex 4 The work of the| idly extending t i : jin i Seeeh asathe Wit holds short bupineas mettiag, | “ontaanin address, | ous sieacentet, Moe. Sumas webvert;|Saete Gepartanadt te i | idly extending into all parts of the i fee lowed by 4 y a ne an ne Mothe sh Music This Evening { | for 4 by a card party, Tuerday | ney iH i: Chetectne ne rd a, recording secretary, Mra. I schools wit be teeters. dn hate Ghoreh The oa rieknan cea % rs BY be ore a Nh ne Cou d s hureh, Th ahabreetey wniawnn| <M. and Mee, Harry Gin Stabe! MF. end Mrs. Joho C. Sten, witl/ © ning, January 16, at Moose hall, | nurches outlined the pragans| Hilex; corresponding secretary, Mra.|mental trio, composed of Eleanor | Scientist tn ooten, ancl totaal i. University club will | are entertaining with an informal | ‘AY January 20 for New York,| Bighth ave. and Union st. All Yeo-| o¢ the churches’ anti-vice campaign, | it L. Greene; treasurer, Mre, Robert |Hale, Helen Johneon and Clemewell| all the activities of this warld-wil peed 2 gye music | ginner of ten covers at thelr home | Where they will enil for the Mediter. | =en Fequeasted to be present. Mra. Anna K. Colwell, state superin.| ;ateairn: standard bearer, Mrs | Moses, will give musical selections, | movement, and of which all pr eales, has arranged the fol- | ‘ Sr. George Ladd Munn, wio haa| ‘The Gatewood BUT, A. will meetin |the Ww, Gorm ty, enete OCl oe sure. Hiles Wed eiany, Feore- try — GE fine gg yy Emir yee to oc pre | Informal Dinner for Lennie town fee a number of | the assembly room Toseday, January | sonal respoccibgtg ae Coens Me lary 7 granada gh — perce yes br way mmomenion oo ray eager amg Nae ge hos Rt 3:30 o'clock: 2 s o : al responsibility to combat the! , club will mee edn ¥. January | which, she says, | months, Is leaving next week fo: 16, at 290 p. f business i . 4 vs, if followed in let- I Miss Hammons Bt ane Hog a ee bam nt me stadia wegseat aie spread of the narcotic evil, and men Gs % 17, for a 1 o'clock luncheon at the/ter and spirit, will prove adequate Dance”. Kreteier-Granaaon|..Complimenting Mise — Elitzabeth | 04 lhe atven: p | ured the training of more students) ane alpha cat wit pa lpridge, "The wou will be followed by|to guide this great movement Keelsier-Chaminede | Hammons, who Is sailing January| yf aM Joshua Green wi cammenkty stagh akern thru declamatory con vay bg pnd ll — ge. © hostesses for the after. | thruout all time. The wisdo a i enree ip en arg pn el ofl aaa cliend om ne Two veteran temperance /28Y; January 18, with Mrs. Clara /noon include Mrs. Calvin 8. Hall.) age, faithtuiness, conbeoretion kidd _ Arvilie Beletea at the piano {trip to Honolulu, Mr. and Mra. | south and Bost . . "ePather, Whate‘er of Rarthiy Mit aoeee Were Introduced, who spoke pee ds gp i “4 > sama ave N. E 07 eree tates, Mrs, J. W. Jones | inspiration of Mrs. Eddy's leadership | Henry Shead will entertain with an etal Peace ates msrets briefly. | They were the Rev, and pee ag fone 2irs. Shete Eee are daily becoming more apparent the Nightingnte” informal dinner at their home this| Mr. and Mra, H. F. Alexander are | Pestine mare, Gasaee Ivy, sacred, Whe have’ 1. T. Minor Pot. A. sadism Antex: oll Goyescas-Granados | evening pening 6 few Gays in Portiand #xh | = * Semmens come here from Oshkosh, Wisconsin.| phe reg a “ “ nated irs. Amy’ Worth st'the piano | see lthetr son-in-law and daughter, Mr, | vocal—seectea ss” eq omnmnittees for 1823 were appoint:|eng "tT Minor P-T. A. will be held ; j , a by premide Minot \ : 1 Entertain Informally and Mrs. J. L. Carman, Jr na ‘Alden Tullock Boach Brown, ee tolowee ble | Thursday, January 18, at 2:20 p. m Wha Botree dane Grenste”...Debusey| Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Wheaton are| 4 ih Med Back to Yrin” die Fraser, Mra, S& Mrs, J. J, Luithie will give a talk/ | ome Hack to rf i ae parl ont: ja M o | ilenton Kaparys |entertaining informally at dinner at | Mra. James Colbert Sullivan, who Pupils of Mise Quinn Gertle Snyder, music pool pie on “Helpful Hints for a Parent-| eee ind’ vicoa MDM | their home this evening went East with her mother, Mrs. |'"'*"? Saeeted Mra. Edna Moline, assistant. Cour eer Corea.” Mvery vaeae” tay ~s j eae James D. Hoge, a few weeks ago, | aaare ard Piumn teed, Men Gada tena aie | rane teens | Gives Supper Party is expected to return about Febru-| “Chemical Analyste of Milk }J. W. Cairns, Mra, J mr A Bees Saint-Saens pp rly ary 1. Mra. Meee, who wit. t . . . . osephine Gil Sunshine Club of Queen City Chapter Miss Etie | Miss Elizabeth Herrick entertained | so) at a r vd haces — Telephone, Mrs, = Mar : : . Mr. Botstad at the pia: ] ( ‘ joined next week by Mr. Hoge, will Woman's Century Club Krentz, Mra, Belle MeCal The Sunshine club of Queen City} x piano fein supper of twelve covers last | spend the remainder of the winter, The departments of the Woman's | Belle Jpovodline . oe “ chapter, O. BE. §., will meet Tuesday, | i vening at the home of her parents, {in Florida and the Baharna {lands . star ta , Publicity, Mrs. january 16, 2p. m., at the Masonic “Three King Cataionian | Mr. and Mra. Robert B. Herrick Se. s Yattorton, Preparation, Mrs./temple. Carde, All Eastern Star ‘Christm: i, Fifteenth Century see } ¢ hitney, Mra, Cora Patter a eee WEE iaiiar | | Mrs, James Calvert and Mra. Will I ATES son, Education, Mrs. Clar and their Extends invites | ah ‘Attar a oid theme| Engaged to Wed iam Calvert left today for New York ) Tullec, ‘Law aiiervamene Wier died “The Birds Praise the Advent of y reement, Mrs. Lib. Giibe Bivde Pininn via Advent of” | Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Naftacer an-|and Florida, ‘They will return in | TO REMEMBER bie Beach Brown, Mra. Lillian Vine! 9 ee ek oat Carol, arranged ty Kort sehinaier |nOuNce the engagement of their|the spring by way of the Panam ypereon aay | dent, ire. Rosetta @ibaugh, Mralwe en a ee line Baton Ferryman at’ th | daughter, Margaret, to Mr. Everett | canal. Mipetiile Take Mave on Anna K. Colwell, Mis, ‘Lalu’ Sudé| avg. owe unten eeine ea a lon Ferryman at the piano =| Dimock, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthu ee eattlo ht club's dinner dance |! roth. 1 ~ — S. W., Tuesday evening, Janu Any y 2 ) | at the *4 h. Legislation, Mrs, Rosetta Sil |Dimock. No date has been net for) Mr. and Mrs Manion are|| Tole club's informal dance at the || baugh. The next meetin guinea lediall te. . nal dance 5 c eeting will b oba Albenix the wedding. Both Miss Naftzger | leaving next week for a five months’ R. 0. T. C. armory held February 138, in Piymouth| arn pe [lite Brivia Bernnarat, sine Grace tsham|and Mr. Dimock attended the Uni-| trip to the Orient SUNDAY, JANUARY 14 | chureh, Aspasia Club | e MoCanne at the plano | versity of Washington, where she is eee Mr. and Mrs. Harold Clarke stim “ra Mrs, Rdward E will be host }@ member of Alpha Gamma Delta! Mrs, Stanley Ball on’a “at home" from até |) Canadian W oe th ee oe club Tuesday, i 3 , Mra, Stanley Ballard and two sons o'clock, at Hollywood. mp! * Klects 6, at ‘ —_ . Garrett to Speak sorority and he with Delta Chi fra-| are visiting Mra, Ballard's mother mtary to Miss Catherine Colina orf peat Gh TPR peo Bho nm honest quarter pound o § | her at home Fie f he responded to with “Items of In ity of Washington, will speak | : | HER. ecg thin week at the Y. W. C. A. and |terecte nt” by. & b) ity of Washington, will weak | Schedule for Orthopedic oa |] Iter and aire a. 4. 0. nosnemer || elected the following ofticers for the | ing, will be reviewed by Mrs, 4. W. society, in the Fine Arts gallery, | T'ea Shop Mr. H. A. Lightner left thie we at home in compliment to Mrs, nauing year: orvare " Mra. . lay evening, January 17, at| ‘The Orthopedt x |for a short business trip in the i mies e and Mise Marguer Mrs, George T. Duncan, president; oe EEL @iclock, on “American Folk Songs | week will hase the ralowine schen |e Feat cl Mee Gabriel Smart, first vice presi: | Women's Lakewood Civie Improve aracas weet ocola (and Ballads.” wa ave the following scher eee KDNESDAY, s dent; Mrs, Willlam Campbell, second 1 i Bite following ’program of iilustra. |e: Monday, Trinity Parish guild in| | Mr. and Mrs. Haakon Hammer aaed GOtty Ai homes CEAEUL TEE LL cel re oe Bellona, tr i cubaaaieanees ente copra; Mabel 0% | hoxtens; Tuesday, St. Mark's guild of | July, are expected home the last of lodge, recording secretary; Mrs ing P stg: Rrseon dingy — Bes Beaton, sovrano: | Mabei' Mowe |e Mari’ ‘church, Men, Margurst | this month, ast of|| rwcuapay, sANUAMY tn Hodge, recording secretary: Mra. W. | mecting ‘Tusmday, January. 1, at 3] Pure —wholesome —delicious aEB AS the piano: Leone Lang-|(heal, hostess; Wednesday, West coe |] Mrs. Theodore Hatler’s tea to com: || rotary: Mrs, Ceoree Ch, Boston een | Be ag tthe Lakewood olubi ouse. | : piiment Mra Seott C. Kone and wry; Mrs. George G, Barton, corre-| A good progr Fis Volk fonge of the Kentucky ou. church, Mrs. W. Seott| Mr, and Mrs, B. H. Hpperson an} Miss Marguerite Hone, at home, || ponding secret Barton, corre.| A. good program has been arranged Made Wee i ae Mathevon, chairman; Thursday, St.| companied by Mrs, A. M. Carey, left|| SATURDAY, JANUARY 20. | Wilson, treasurer; Mra. B.D. Barnes K, Club io rom only high grade Caracas “Oherry ‘Tree Margaret's guild of St. Mark's | today by mother for Los Angeles |] upler informal at the Womea’e |nuditor; Mrs, Henry Robinson, custo: | 1. 0. 1 Club will give a card and cocoa, pure cane sugar and ored “The Greenwood Bie ty Mo eran, chair- ’ | este ste: pe lonatio hot ve “4 flav. iia “Lamesome Tunes |man; Friday, Alki auxiliary, Mes. Emerson PT. A |] SATURDAY, JANT 1 ‘Che naw ogundelota are! alte. J: |Suenate. ca at) ith Mexi R ed Time sone’ | Charles H. Gaftner, et : A. || Kappa gen " Mra. J. | January 16, at 1:30 o'clock wil exican vanil Zand River Vad! Serine oe . chairman; Satur-| emerson P.T. A. will hold its Jan have ma sorority to || D. Davidson, Mrs. W. H. Donley, | club. Hostess, Mrs. Minnle Bragd ® SET i ee tence eye nk Soe anti. Mrs. Charles |uary meeting Wednesday, January the « i ba ake sole et || Mrs. R. BE. Parley. The new com. eu, Mrs. Minn! ‘agdon. fem Bones From the Hille of Ver en ete will be nasiated on | right 220... in the schoo! bane. || SUNDAY. JANUARY 26 nites chairmen include Mra, J. N. Social Club, W. B, A., of Maccabees mes enoe MADE ONLY BY Si ce'ene Wa Meor Manaey Or GE, HB. Cokie ae ee Mise Ruth Carroll, of the Unt | Ba Council of +8. Mark's. || White, accion acy, Mrs Robert A,| The Social club of the W. B. A. ¥ ine O14 Book "© th § Comin "| versity of Washington, will give an wil have nm twilight ocial; Mra. John Blackburn, of the Maccaboes, ttle Review ¥ 1 Ses Se Satan Son A nome [Entel ones ft i bona he Stead | wetnts tas eae ners (at, rae, sean ie WALTER BAKER & CO. LTD Blue Juniata Mrs, Job sondon, Mra, Arthur land-een of Milk.” ander Rallis at 4.00, || bership; Mrs, M. 1, Marshall ; topes cata pga z . ll emceede dive teksti tin } Ae pupils of AY, JANUARY at- j bership; ‘Mew, Mt all, vinit- Alice Roberson, $627 Aurora ave., on Established 1780 i ee rr ay [daatninner, Me. Cari Lac, Mire. | Minn ‘Abie Work'n room wl tak se AY AI gy [| IDE: Mrs. Emily Smithson, hai and ‘Thursday, Jamary 18, Annual moet DORCHESTER, MASS, ‘Glen's’ “Fe Fring Mes ae eee Die. Kanusen- | part tn the p nd the moth mW Ball” at Christonson's ungeme Mrs y, Barnes, |ing and election of officers at 1:30 . hey ‘“ rs. Gilbert Black. ors will serve’ tea, printin Parllamentarien is|p. m. sharp. Military whist at 2 Booklet of Choice Recipes sent free i Als. Hodge, while Mrs, Wilson was! p, me