The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 2, 1923, Page 10

=I, — Fi # TUESDAY, OCTOBET PAGE 10 Seattle Society Telephone, Main 0600, aT PRE-SCHOOL Woat Tell It With VALUES oe We 630 NEW FALL DRESSE JUST HERE FROM THREE LEADING NEW YORK DRESS MANUFACTURERS Displayed tomorrow with many more, most of which have arrived within the past week, they offer one of the largest and most magnificent collection of frocks we have ever had at any one time to sell at — w serune AMUSIC tober 8.) Matzenauer and Whitehill Concert Tonight WOODLAND eet CURCLE Edited by Lillian Keen LeBallister, John Butler's Painting Will Be Exhibited at Fine Arts; Evening Reception to Be Large Affair sistant ances Oldham, ASSOCIATION MADRONA CHURC Wome A irona Presbyterian Wednesday, Octot the church parlors, 'T ve ven trom 8 unt view for ny from 12 unt ‘om Ovtober 5 to 30 1 wi}l be served by ( summer Assistants Named for Reception 1 At Mr. and Mrs ‘ran " ‘eoep on F until and presid at the W. J. Reseburg, Mrs a aad Bare FeO 2 Olivia Swine ASTERN CLUB STAR tior iday evening from 8 twenty-f iding anniversary =) arge of the dining room ng exand Vay, M the Misse D Margaret Dunc MeV ee eee ROBERT'S PARLIAMENTARY LAW CLASS Robert's Parliamentary Ella Wedne at A Clara Carre living F During t K be given by the f Mrs. C ris “ \ na, Mr ‘ark and M Br m Law with Cudihes as soloists will meet 0 wom: Y. W in par ted to fol A m Reseburg NINETEENTH CENTURY ridge Mrs The Very Dress You Want Is Among Them-the Dress You Thought of Paying $25 or More For oJ " B Mr. anc To hon SEA TLE John A, Ber on Wednesday Mr ls the life an Wh i Mrs. Struve Dinner Hosts There will be a rush for them. tell Don't Ww about ‘s. Potter ( ; 97th Birthday oi tachhak Mra’ I Tom Taggart entertained t 5s Weanansin saa ee intimate friends on Wed toahe rebated i and eveni M. J mee wait to have your friend 1 what you have missed. Yelebrate: RITISH AMERIC AUXILIARY atterr ‘¢ Wom Mat Mra. nda pianist Mra Mother of Mine h @ beautiful Ivory bo! Grime, state Gaw gave Kansas Women's c lamp. Gorgeous blossoms and zinnias artistic bask dispensed b: D. A. R. Wome To honor the visiting F attending th the Ame 4 un’ emums, dahlias, mar rooms and fil where hospitallt Honor PLE. O. 7 Z Bt Sies 55 AMETHYST CLUB Amet SS aS ito sh Eliza ¥ awea ch sss Ranch Owner Gains Anthony of the Ameri: n Olyn also V of P.E th Mrs. 0. J. C. Mrs. Max Schwennsen. Saxe, M Milo Mrs. A. O. Bowker and M O. in Seatt lowing Mrs. harge Rallar Dr. Dutton 4 H ra Mr Dresses In the receiving chairman of th pnven| W. Bowen, regent of R: lution; Mrs. C. W. Cha: Mrs. Chester Morse, rege Parry, regent of University of V Drake, of Nebraska, vice preside past supreme president of the P Hughes, Omaha, suprem the convention. president of the P. hn Wallace, general J. Brown, Mra. David American Re DA Mins rs of the chapter A. BR D. A. R; Mra. ral of the national society, nd Sisterhood; Mrs, Bertha Clarke E. O., who will preside over n chapter, 16 Pounds; Feels Fine 1 can show nearly 1 published tes an {them from the ot Wa: wonderful meri Tanlac he evidence is already | it feeling » I have de using ft occaston and able ania Fr Taffet Dinner and Dance ‘ocks Dresses for Afternoon, Theater, Street and Business as, Satins, Beaded Cantons witness whose Mrs read pen I did not feel right m now enjoying fine health * worthy of all praise.” for by Accept mt nb Fall Model Coa Dress of Tricotine and Poiret Twill for mins and junior, $16 For Juniors, Misses, Col- lege Girls and Women of all ages, in sizes" 16 to 4, Assisting in tho dtring room will be younger members of the | chapters of the D. A. R., including Mrs. James Fenton and Mra. E. Brown, Jr., both of Rainier chapter; Miss Victoria Jones and Miss Laura “Morse, Seattle chapter; Miss Helen 4 Miss Jean Morgan, 1 Stirling chapter; Miss Clarice Hoag and Miss Elizabeth Bush, Univ chapter. Theater Party as Birthday Compliment Mrs. William Leonard Eaton will entertain fifteen be gon, Daniel Lamon’, at an Orpheum party on § bration of Daniel's eleventh birth Mills College Club Benéfit Mills College Club Alumnae association will give a bridge and mah jongg party for the benefit of the endowment fund on T! ay October 4, at the home of Mrs rge Johnson, 2817 Mrs. L. W. Rees is chairman of the committee on arrangeme by Miss Beulah Cardwell, president of the club; Miss EB) Deanne Smith and Mrs. George Johnson. Hostesses at Luncheon Mrs. W. S. Griswold and Mrs. F. E. Turicheon of twenty-four covers on Saturd in honor of Mrs. Lillian Burkhart Goldsm Plans Afternoon Affair Mrs. A. B. Galloway ts extending invitations to a bridge | her home on Monday afternoon, October 8 entertained. Catholic Daughters to Give Card Party The Catholic Daughters of America are planning a card party to be held Wednesday afternoon, October 10, in the Knights of Columbus club rooms, for the benefit of its social and educational fund. The committee fm charge intends to make the affair one of the most enjoyable and bril- Want of the social season. Both br! and whist will be played and during the intermission a short musical program will be given. Mrs. Elizabeth Bonnyman heads the committee on arrangements assisted by Mrs. P. J. Emt, Miss Lucille Gorman and Miss Mabel Luby. ‘The Catholic Daughters have also issued invitations for a Hallowe'en baff, to be given in the K. of C. ball room, October 30. Give Informal Dinner Dr. and Mrs. W. their residence on Fr Tan and Georgettes, Canton Crepes, Flat Crepes, Satinback Crepes, Spanish Laces, Poiret Twills, Tricotines and Imported Spangled Tunics and Se- quins, ot be doubted ranch owner, Ave mony ca » Dougall, mg at 924 Eastlake says: Four y stoma f evards. Pro-| Mus | Ne Seattle sale r no i“. uffered from | ¢ atlem and almost | tid Vegetable The opportunity of having such a grand array of Dresses to select from at Sixteen Dollars—such wonderful values—such great variety—will make you want to buy two or more of them. You won’t be sorry if you do. The Monson Groceteria Stores oo, hoe FLOUR 49-Lb. SACK $1.90 Cane Sugar 21¢|" $1.05 $2.59 1}-lb. Loat | Oc you cannot buy better bread than our BUTTER .. 51c sday afternoon, ascadia ave ts, a Fritch, sted WILL HOLD MIXER Miss ft The Un t of Leg’ aux Amer! can ite wil . get-togeth F meet 5 We ning 8 oc Un 4 from ntion held in O) ie, pi Members ity way Im afternoon . of Los A the atate Danc refresh: mpla, New York Portland Angeles San Francisco ram and urged to attend, ory C. & H. Pure RIDGELY REBEKAH AUXILIARY Rid, Rebekah meet in Odd Wednesday, Octo on at Twenty-eight guests will be 2-1b. Cloth 101b. Cloth Sack 5b. Cloth Sack BREAD No matter what you pay Home Bread. Try 3 Bring needle heon thim. AL CLUBS hall, Wednes: at 8 Armory, p.m. In Veterans’ October 3, TURBANS ARE HIGHER Turbans are built rather higher |than they have been, and a little | wider at the sides to give a Russian effec McKINLE CARD PARTY William MeKinley circle. the GA SOCIAL CLUB Haller Lake Social club will be entertained by Mrs. Viola Zander, on |Thursday, Oct, 4. Luncheon at 1 clock. Ladies of R., will hold a card party Do Heavy Meals Begin to Tell? a | Tonia Social club will meet Follow. Your Meals With Stuart's! \ceaay. October 3, at 2 o'clock, Dyspepsia Tablets. They Give | th.6 cardroom gf the Masonic temp! Stomach the Alkaline Effect — | Every Wednesd ‘Ow and buy one pound of fine Brookfield butter Eastern Stars and friends welcome That Prevents Gassiness eee Black and Sour Risings. AUR | ata decided saving. f fall down on & glass of milk or «| CHOP FLAG SWEET A especial price for doughnut, the stomach is heavy, filla| no Aurora Bridg We are selling Flag Tender, g a few days just becduse we want you to try the Flag Brand. [as the howe ee ars C Kirkland, on W Brand is considered the finest in America. ber 3. 174c ™" $2.00 $3.76) Agee eee Nae Se FLAG :!, PEAS ven ss IF STOMACH IS SOUR, UPSET tober 3 e home of Mrs. —Delicious, Tiny Peas, Our 35¢ Quality, Priced at a Saving Tubbara 6990 44th ave, S.'W. Take Instantly! End Flatulence, Gas, r | Hubbard, 6930 44th ave. 8S. W. Take 29c Oi" $3.45 &"" $6.85 Heartburn, Indigestion RAINIER BEACH CLUB The Rainier Beach Women's club will meet with Mrs, J. J. Wilder |muth, 10220 56th ave. October 3, at . SALTS FINE FO ACHING KIDNEYS Most folks forget that the kidneys, |like the bowels, sometimes get slug- jsish and clogged, and need a flus ing occasionally, else we have back- Jache and a dull misery in the kid |ney region, severe headaches, @ LLb BRICK Wednenday clock, | nenday, FURNISH A CONTRAST Collars and cuffs of white broad. jcloth braided with black soutache | braid are used successfully on black on Wed: | | | . | LONTA SOCIAL 3, Goldsmith entertained with an informal | CLUB ay evening. | Orthopedic Tea and Thrift Shops Mrs. Edgar Rogers will be hostess for University guild at the Orthopedic Tea Shop Wednesday, assisted by Mrs. J. D. Hill, Mrs. R. Emerson, Mrs. J. E. Nicholson, Mrs. Amy’ R. Smith, Mrs. W. H. Elliott, Mrs, M. D. Haire, Mrs. F. O. Ginnever, Mrs. H am and Mrs, H. C. Bell. At the Thrift Shop Mrs. 0. A. Kjos will ha n the morning for Queen Anne guild, and Mrs. Marguret Luccock pitol Hill guild in| the afternoon. | Women’s Clubs CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY dinner at TENDER velvet A BRIDGE |#limpse of purple and silver or some club wil). meet | other rich color combination arles Platner, |Slimpsed thru a split front sday, matic twinges, torpid liver, acid {3/ stomach, sloaplessness and all sorts jof bladder disorders, You simply must keep your kid: neys active and clean, and the mo- ment you feel an ache or pain in the kidney region, “begin drinking jlots of water. Also get Jad Salts |from any good drug store here, take a tablespoonful in a glass of water before breakfast for a few days, and your kidneys -will then act fine. ‘This famous salts 1s made from the acid | of grap nd lemon juice, combined with lithia, and is intended to flush |clogged kidneys and help stimulate them to activity, It also helps neu- tralize the acids in the urine, 80 they no longer irritate, thus helping to relieve bladder disorders, Jad Salts is inexpensive; makes @ delightful. effervescent lithia water drink, which everybody should take now and then to help keep their kid neys clean, A woll-known local druggist says he sells lots of Jad Salts to folks who believe In trying to correct kid: ney trouble while it is only trouble. By all moans, dave your physician examine your Kidneys at least twice & year,—Advertisement, ‘Dr. WR C. Macy Seattle's leading special Sweet F a Flag jat Octo. MEDIUM BROWN HAIR looks best of No.2 all after a Golden Glint Shampoo.—Adve Dozen can B, Holmes, a board, will |the school |member of the | talk on “Economy in the Schools.” Mr. E. school WEST QUEEN A P.T. A. The West Queen Anne P.-T. c will meet Wednesday, October 2, 4 o'clock, in the community | Mrs. Von Y, Fall, precident of the | | Fauntleroy car and get off at Ju le, will give an address of wel- | 4 |neau st. Walk one block west and ms a . . Constipation — a Vanishes Forever Prompt—Permanent—Reliel| CARTER’S LITTLE LIVER PILLS) never fail. Purely vege- - table—act surely but ny on the B, Gipple and Mrs, J, OMONT DI 26—71 | with | peptte | taoks alw way, le nour and woefully dys- ruth is, it had just auch at ya, but they didn’t last | Now the ate ds help and the | best thing you can do ta to fontify your meals with Stuaat’a Dyspepsia | Tablets.” They give the stomach the alkaline effect, they holp it to digest food, they give it materiale to. do, thin with, they a |neldity, relieve p ter whether it Ia pork and on And choose, sausnyes and bck nk and ont Works without ¢ come and Mr. David ten, princl _ la half-block th ter and plano selections by Helen ‘The hostesses include Mrs Groc, No. 7—South End Publle Groc, No. #—6th W. & McGraw pal of the school, will speak. ‘The . business meeting will be followed by | FRESH MILK wart LUNCHEON CLUB reception for the teachera and| Cc The Mount Baker Park Luncheon new members | PS APO ETI club will meet for a 1 o'clock lunch ‘The musical program will feature | as jeon, followed by bridge, at the club. vocal numbers by Mrs. Cleo Le Mas: | Alaska | house on Wednesday, October 3 Sockeye Cc Arveson, | Hutchinson, ¢ The hostesses for the afternoon ‘ a ‘ Hays, Mrs. W will be Mrs. J. W. Frost, Mrs, Don DOWNTOWN STORES sTmicr | FP, Griffin if vi M yD Groce. No, Pike St. 12 Blewett afd McDonald, Mra, W. Prater, Mra. Ghee: ie estinke Public ANN DISTRION J. 0, Phillips and Mra, C. 8, Wills, Market 52216 Queen Anne HUB ORLA IONE hank eee #’ club of Aloha chapter, 0. Market Groe No. 31—Columbin 4 with Mrs, Emma Mul UNIVERSITY DISTRICT First ave, N. W., Wednes, Groc. No. 16-—-University Publia § at 11 o'dlodk, 906 46th Bt. N, oe le Market Pince, WOMAN'S CENTURY CLUB Kiyn_N. The child welfare department the Woman's Century MUSICAL PROGRAM AT BAP’ CHURCH The educational committee of the Hirst Baptist church will present a musical program at the church on | Wednesday, October 3, at The numbers include a Scotch song with their Mrs, Harry Cone; group of songe by 0 ; the composer, Mra, W. 2. Ely ‘Gree he Pah ED) en he filon |) stomach works withou three songs by Mra, Nellie Lilly;] wood Ave. Groc, No. 9—212 Broadway N, || to indigestion or dye 1 brighten the eyes) piano duct, Mrs, Klwell and Mrs \ao-cont box warts Dyape Pill—Small Dose—Small Price | Meacham Tablets at any drug store, ‘Then ea and be morry,—Advertivement ISTRICT th Ave, N, ) DISTRICT 0 1, Pike St vp pistnicr 2 v. Alnak Groc, No, 842160 Californias ANT UNION DINTRUIOT lard & 10. Chew a few! So pleasant, ub Wil meet |auick to settle Wednesday, Oct, 3, at 2 p.m. at the|The moment ;| home of Mra, W. A, Whitman, 928} reaches thes }18th ave, N. Mrs. John Byron Har ris will be hostess. A professor from the‘department of education at the University of Washington will begin @ series of lectures on “Child Study,” Stomach fine! so inexpensive, so an upset stomach ape's Diupepsin" neh all pain and distress from indigestion or a sour, sy stomach vanishes k Millions know {ts magio, All drug: gists recommend this harmless stomach corrective—Advertisemont, ive Stop after- dinner d of OODLAN WOR By Groce. N 1 » 9 ts for the verloux —disordeta, Consultation. Dr. M. ©, MACY 1504 Nn t We, mit