The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 28, 1923, Page 10

[TATTLE STAR MISS ELMA DICK Telephone, Main 0600. Mu d Society Assista: Louise Raymond Art—Dorothy Fay Gould. Telephone, Capitol 0829, Mrs. Field Plans Luncheon and Dinner for Friday; Dr. and Mrs. Mason Hosts Last ; * Pci wilt stat an fntrma *“|“Pape’s Cold Compound” Breaks a Cold in Few Hours }, Dinner and Orpheum Party Way e the t Mrs. McEwan Hoste i t Informal Tea on Friday ; ; : one i t s. James Calvert * re Mat gag or" ‘ H. E. Malt dent of t fi I Bs ¥ ~ Honor Guest at Luncheon § ees ; fc ae A by seven a thelr ‘ ; + his week for New Y , ‘ " t o_selocte : , Charming Bridge Lunche »n 1 , ¢ thene arts, Master | [tthe tf 1 : ae weal, re muna| ate aE | TEETH Entertain for Tr t Gold Dar, will spend theweekend | ere Parker, Vivian Condon, Betty | ress Ca v i ente BOCIAL AND CHARITABLE | FREE DAILY ¥ Me CLUB "FREJA | = hohe WEN 9 b erede” ‘will, toe ‘sy. Organ Recital by Every sip from cup to Spee Bridge Luncheon at Hon nd, at 2 p,m, at the Swedish) FO ane Musser lip is most satisfying Mrs. C. E. Burkett will ent heon of twel tol ate A Mr. I ¢ Field Munser, a mem. || Jowed by bridge, Thursday . 6311 Bre . in ADDITIONAL CLUBS b ¢ the Cornish school far | pee Stterncon: Pll aN :, prominent in college circles at the University) ;, the A : “ aa poet pan 5 Blended 5 a 77 » Musics lof Washington, left recently for the East, where she will wed| x ave. The regular t usic, All strangers and lone toapreasing mildnes. { Snow iat Luncheon Will Honor Musician sq| Mr. Harold L. McClinton.—Portrait by Grady, meting et be ‘hed i cay: erg Uerrasedaig ina Waldrop, composer and planist of San Fran wth wlbaciae r Dm : Your Grocer Has It )? Pig’n Whi a: THLY Messet & Devers 5 war rornane oices. ‘ en guaranteed for 15 years on free, OHIO ‘Art Club Entertained Mrs. A. Z. Hami! ertained the West Seattle Art club at her home, 5400 42r Ss. W. memt ag them wa n's Lakew « nt club as at Dinner Postponed ATTLE 80C! K.| ‘The Seat * , hild wel ¢ CUE a The dinner planned for this evening by Capt. and Mra. Geo | _ The Seattle Arbor week child we ‘ at their quarters at Fort Lawton has been postponed. With Mrs. & @ ae vote [en 06 Spee Hensal targa | DENTISTS Page ter ave. N., Tht hi, at 2 terested I of the} The ORIGINAL es . DAUGHTE OF ST, GEORC All East the im- | Malted Milk 4 + e Orthopedic Tea Shop | ‘The Daughters of St. Gec ll ern Stars and friends Invited. }LONESOMP CLUB SPECIAL I Milk etiapmeaee = Scie Mrs. J. L. Winn will be hostess for East Highland Drive gulld Thursday | | eee M | 3 fehl Rg agree Hiab pear hg oy de at the Orthopedic Tea Shop, ase . 2. ‘ G. K SEXTON PAST | h inpesaabee | Open 9 to 6 Datly—® to 12 Sundayy Woodworth, Mrs. T. L. Crow cLup n } ane Lee Jo Mrs. George P: Th The Feot-Driats Sor All Ages §® Avoid Imitations—Substitute: Children’s Party The children’s classes of the Dov gram and dancing party at Do Orthopedic Thrift Shop Assisting at the Thrift Shop Th and Mrs. noon Fi Why thousands of women are now making their own Mayonnaise After ‘a short trip to California Mr. and Mrs, Smith will be at home in| CLUBS FOR THURSDAY a | LAWTON CIRCLE URY March 1, the current Mrs. J. Russell will entertain I vec aaa a woman's ton at luncheon Thursday, | Century club will meet at 2 p. m., March at 12:30 o'clock, at her| with Mrs. S. H. Kerr, 607 Malden ave. home, 5618 22d ave. N. W. |Take Capitol Hill car. see oe FAIRVIEW P.T. A. | FORTSON.THYGESEN The Fairview P.-T. A. will hold | AUXILIARY r meeting at the school, | March 1, at 2:15 p. m. T is very easy to make the most | Why notuse the Mazola you have, Mayonnaise Dressing delicious mayonnaise you ever _ or get a can from your grocer, and Fortson-Thygesen auxiliary a tea Thursd eas ate 2% tle ou "Th [Rome of ra ee ee ee tasted, with Mazola. try the recipe given here? See how Aims and poses of the PT. A, mont ave. cup Maro! 44 teaspoon & * 4 ine The progra iil also consist of @| come prepared to sew for th Bi pS ame oe Bano cl ty Woo Haug vou |e the eee ent" ee eet” Marole-snade Mazoanaiets o On. Bae Am apie sare wlo by Mrs. toy Milton, ks on | 4 i current topies by pupils of Stax Van| | es | 2 Ma Toes i regres Soe lightfully smooth and creamy,and ‘aise. Mazola is packed and seale orn’: 001 and >| yy | LAFAYETTE PRE-SCHOOL fenepooe Fm i : ots. . Be oe aa tio eset | oRC oe eit always firmand fresh. Anditkeeps _insterilized tins, on our own prem- 3 | Lafayette Pre-School cle will | he local League of Women Vote fi : . . H ict pee ce trot met. trom 100 to Lids ‘Thursday | is particularly fortunate in naviog b ess, with one censpoon longer without getting rancid or _ises, under expert supervision. CIVIC AND IMPROVEMENT | De aseoat Pkckeny ¥ ais efeak, ait of Clevatannd: Othe Maeana. vind Haas Wall ettccares oe “Separating out.” You can be cer- Your grocer sells it in pint, quart, apmttie, Cirle and Improvement feature of the Gay trom #10 1nap | Women Volors, nt ee Sener ener tain that Mazola-Mayonnaise is half-gallon and gallon tins. The Clb house, Thursday, alae ovale Prveirishat faced rl Ae ie the Mazola may be added always pure and wholesome, and large sizes are most economical. 1p. m. Mrs. J. O' | DORIC SOCIAL CLUB | Dakota, Nebraska, more rapidly, Thin with that tk in it b- Mazola i Id i tl Reto, co 1 Dorie Social club will meet Thurs. | tana, Idaho, Washington, Oregon, race sce or vinegar when at the eggs you use in it are a azola is never sold in bottles ELDERBLOOM CLUB day, March 1, at 2 o’cloc! h Mrs. | California, Nevada and Utah ne : i H Upiheeg club will meet at tho| Annie Waka tanie Tatene vied travel in the hare t ot the dipach solutely fresh. or in bulk—as are ordinary salad nights of Pythias hall, Third and, sisting hi Mrs, Annie Coo nents of efficiency in governmen: '* + ‘ ‘ Virginia st, Th March 1,|Bastern friends Invited. "| and citizenship. schools for the nbs You'll find, also, that Mazola oils. If Mazola is not satisfactory, at 11 a. m. “ef © tional league, of which she ia chair * + $. f Bes Iiciadetrnie ots | tae "Ae sacdnd vied phanident of thickens your mayonnaise more ‘teturn it, andget your money back. ALPHA PHI ALUM? otila club will meet. w r4,|the national o ution, she also A + * ‘Alpha: «(PAL alwncids ER eta eg a Fa antl chivemn ona? quickly. This saves you consider- Order Mazola from your grocer nd Pe a aaclt ae 4 | ate setae tre adit able time and labor. today. 34th ave. *\ to her desire to learn of the work Go te done by Westtern ites along the} RORERT FE HAWTHORNE Pw, A | line of efficiency in government that ey Sg eid etn ene er td rw of the Conte 0p, m. ‘Thursday, Misa Ruth Con {Just at this time, a fow weeks before | : ° ink at the home of Mrs. W. W. Kel-| roll will talk on the food Minis. ob the national convention, which {s to naneE, COCARAI COAL W eating ton lore, N.. Thursday | milk, A short program by pupila wil) | P© held in Des Moines, April 2 to 14. | afternoon, March 1, at 2 o'clock be given and a representative of the | Since 1918 Miss Sherwin has been | eee Red Cross will be heard. a trustees of Wellesley college, and ALPHA CLUB ive 6 always has maintained her interest Mrs, W. K. McFarlane and Mrs, &.| MOTHERS’ CLUB mu heeen anomuional, In audition to | Hamjiton will enterta he Alpha| Mothers’ club of University district | tendy the care of her aardone ty heel dub Thursday, March 1, he homo | will meet with Mra, M. R, Hinckley, | corte nee OF her gardens in he of Mrs, McFarlane, 1741 12th ave. $.|5030 19th aye, N. B., on Thursday, [our hame at willought Luncheon at 12:30 o'clock, arch 1,/nt 2:30 p,m, Wesley I GAMO i pues | Rennie will be the speaker and artistry LIBU'T. CUSHING CoRPS | eee fists hele 4p JAcut. Cushing corps will entertain | MIF itive, Hoard ot, the fie’ veterans of the post at a noon-| De Hall and | Ws nap: | league, at a lunch lub on Mon: | 1] 5, and at 280 the Seattle 40 o'clock Women Voters will be ‘ to transact hosts at a meeting held at the Y, W,! C. A. day Juncheon, Thursday the city Ballard. Members| ter he bring hot dish, The regular meeting | Thu will be held at 2», m., followed by| Impor cards, March 1, at| wives MAZOLA Best for Salads and Cookin od to meet at the 5015 17th ave March 1, at nt busi . ———————