The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 21, 1923, Page 10

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PAGE 10 { Seattle Society Edited by Lillian Keen LeBallister, Telephone, Main 0600. Assistant—Frances Oldham Recent Bride Is Honor Guest at Numerous Affairs; Bridge Tea for Miss Farrar and 4 also in intimate Mrs. D with ar Mrs, J Miss Flore tea room of | Matthews Bridge Tea for Miss Farrar Mrs. By i ; Farrar with « have been lin Assistants Named for Tea Mrs. J n t 4 honor } house Mrs. Henry Mrs. Gert Informal Luncheon and Bridge an inform dence. Out-of-Town Guest to Be Honored Mrs. Russell H ata" gia Al fasta bridge an t Tauntc daught nd M Bridge Tea at Tennis Cl Mrs. Boyd Pe i] y ‘Tennis club on Tu and Mrs. Charte : Los Angeles to be sor ub » Entertain ith an inform to comp 1 bridge Simp for Long 5 Invitations have been z Free Candy Ma Mrs. J. H. Litt at the Federated from 10 a. m. to 10 p. ‘The candy made will grounds of t Ward ave. will be ro Occasion. ‘The Henry Mrs. Holmes Entertains Bridg Mrs. C. F. Holmes ¢ home at Yeorma!t king at Federated ( ‘lub art e Club Bainbridge is Informal Luncheon to C Mrs. P. A. Hebb wi on Thursday Cards Out for Bridge Tec Mrs. R. B. Davis and Mrs, E - tea to be given Assisting in th Parshall, Olive Con Mrs. Conly and Mrs. Henry Franklin M at her home Conly, who has Who has returned from Orthopedic Tea Mrs. H. C. Yomplim with an for ¢ Mrs. Boyd Pe entert é n honor ¢ ning and Ly Mrs The Quegn A morning, ‘with i. R. Eliiott Madrona ¢ B. H. Pe @omen’s Clubs CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY LADIES OF GOLDE Ladies of the Golden hhave a picnic on W charge, with Mrs | ANNUAL LATE few pavilion bring an Alaska EASTE ‘om the Brow Mr ton Joseph, day afternoon O'clock. All friend cordially invited t¢ ; members jam Green Li tain with in honor of all members o: Of age. There will Meeting and election of offi delegates to the county con 2 o'clock. attend. er] pacts wi unt Members are requested to WEST SEATTLE Ww. c. T. U. The West Seattle Cc. 17 Meet at the home of Mrs. W West Seattle ju day, August 22, a ing features, hav the afternoon, speaker, ‘The business session will election of officers and a welc new members and friends includi, ADDITIONAL CLUBS SEATTLE The Seattle chapter of the can I , Poetry club, will hold a picn Fegular meeting Sunday, August At the home of Nicholas Schmitt, at Manchester steamer Reliance Teaves Pier 3 a POETRY CLUB Ameri. | oclation, nd The Daughters of George will | pienic at ‘ona Beach on August 23 Luncheon | Will be served at All| British and friends o'clock welcome P. E. 0. INFORMAL TEA The usual bimonthly t by members of the various chapter | | The list of clerks, barkers jand managers at the recent of the P. 1. O. ay un Informal wel. [geet endey ni tig come to visiting members of the sis.| YONY Island, for the benefit terhood will be held Thursc Au-|9f @ hospital, reads like a Bust 23, in the Frederick & Nelson | page or two from the Social fea room, from % until 5 o'clock r, Above is Princess The presidenta of the local ¢ Ais fora wil act. ap hostesses for Rospigliosi, who ran an art afternoon. booth. arranged ent Matrons | [ YouTH | | OTHER WOMEN Grateful forHealthRestored | | by Lydia E, Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound | Chicago, Ill. —“I am willing to | write to any girl or woman who is suffering from the troubles I had be- fore I took Lydia £. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com- pound. My back always ached, a0 1 could other troubles from weakness, I was this way for | : years, then my sis- | ter-in-law took the Vegetable Com- | pound and recommended it tome. In the time I have been taking it, it has done wonders for me. I keep house and am able to do lots of work besides. rg EVCIK, 2711 Thomas St., Chicago, Ill. Women suffering from female les causing backache, ir ngs and weakness should take Lydia fs Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. Not only is the worth of this splendid medicine shown by auch cases as this, | but for nearly fifty years this samo | sort of experience has been reported | by thousands of women. | Mrs, Sevcik is willing to write t. any girl or woman suffering from such troubles, and answer any questions they may like to ask, Advertisement THE PAGEANT CLUB IS ORGANIZED SEATTLE oh | Li IS [ NEW 6 BY CASUAL STROLLER een N® YORK, Aug. 21.—The cit im { Three weugue Boot a ‘ew York, Weary miles of riding that would discourage the rehearsal and | dicta Midsummer STAR Americar nt production will be kept © for nome time to © of 40 members An the result of noth ubway ad st members during hort bul midst of night's entertainment Ww ed the part production a shows what ther mmuters are Kapecially the Habitual beach hounds Ever Bronx pours its thou meeting waa called in th long distance made aturda: of beach hounds meeting Jon't wbway mileage pageant t of the “An “a M. MeMillan tary, It ts ann¢ res, meeting will be calle na will be laid for b membership. Catholics Hold Big Mountain Services PARADISE INN For the f oon, when urging the Inland—a miles paying changing cara twice (and three times) One of the he trip of 20 two f and nome . Mount at time Cath Rainier in the Hironx travelers says makes the trip every Sunda without a miss, He loses four he it takes him an and two h in the mad rush en route hour and a half going. urn and half returning Sunday night On Monda of re a atrike when there's yment, Just t Third, the f th abway Manhattan of the ronx and t Wateh NURSE'S ome canen the wind few feet When ther out, oF e will of Lord Latymer ame acquainted with him some before > nurse the wii In a booming ic the last five employm OLD SUFFERINGS DISAPPEAR AFTER TAKING ALVITA : ( hears t coin What NOTTON mn the trading ear betterment So, OWS Bee ee { Corton! a Ss » at market Exchange QUILL, TRIMMINGS “ure 1 anged in the b Stitt quill c to give the effect of pellers are seen Tr yA NE ER He ENGLISH FI Hollywood Baby Milk I s Identified Wr caste HOLLYWOO00 HERD OF TUBERCULIN TESTED PURE BREO HOLSTEIN COWS BABY MILK PURE NATURAL RAW MILK ~ NOT TREATED BY MRAT OR ANY OTHER PROCESS MILKED & BOTTLED ( ONTHE FARM ALL herd HOLLY is produced from our own cows, tuberculin tested regular inte by the United States De Agriculture the dited herd’’ “This cow (the Holstein) represents the most perfect milking animal known, hay! 7 characteristic of a cow. suit fant's mille supply.” The Inte Dr. Thomas Morgan Rotch, of Harvard University, in his text-book “Pediatrics.” HOLLYWOOD BABY MILK fs the milk from a selected portion of this herd—c neither recently fresh nor nearly dry, and in the pink of physical condition Only the morning milking from these selected cows is used for HOLLYWOOD BABY MILK, so that the con: sumer invariably gets it on the same day it is produced WOOD MILK bred Holstein at rtment of under ‘ac system It {8 produced with the greatest of care. tled on the fasm, # pouring Ip of the frigeration until sold cooled and bot d with a cap which protects the pottle, and kept under proper re. It is distributed by us directly to consumers through our own store, only. With the exception only of Certified Milk, no milk sold in Seattle, either raw or pasteurized, received a higher score than t of 96 per gent given to HOLLYWOOD BABY MILK in the scoring conducted jointly by the City Health Department and the United States Depart ment of Agriculture in April of this year, WESTLAKE AT PINE YORK the Cu dated ma NEW FRENCH ROADS PARIS. 1 NO TUSH THIORE might eat im. the pro . reptile sl cruelty to animals wanted reed to to put in drop it out | ut that it let when for France's na Provision y highways with b will be * work ty UCCKABOR 10 LUD —SPECIAL— 100 SWEATERS Wool and Fiber Mixed, Jacquette Side Ties WK Se >, cs ~,, a AVS ag Shs beautifu tone effects There most p th y morn. anon COLORS: — Binc 1 Hardin and jocke white and white nay 1111 Second Ave. MEDIUM Burglars Rob Room atau’? in Seattle Hotel |: Hurglars entered the room of C. hotel, 1121 night, taking a < HAIR looks best o- t Bhampoo.—Advi, J, Klaassen, Victoria | First ave, The Ideal Utensil for Cold-Pack Canning “W ear-Ever” Aluminum Double Roaster Special Prices LIMITED TIME Small size $450 Medium size $550 Large size $650 Everyday Uses ee cold-pack method is recognized generally as the simplest and most satisfactory way to put up fruits and vegetables. 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