The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 9, 1923, Page 14

PAGE 14 THE SEATTLE STAR TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, sss aan [ MISS GERALDINE HUSTON __ | Personal VTA TST Edited by Lillian Keen LeBallister. Telephone, MA in-0600 Assistant—Frances Oldh Music—Louise Raymond Owens Mrs. Anderson Entertaining at Luncheon; yet SN # Magow Saaromene 1 San Francisco Mrs. Pratt Names Tea Assistants ‘ tige ‘ fades ne. Dahlen Caltierate $0. ae ' | BD | tormtly « helt READY TAILORED CLOTHES ;. Pratt on Thursday : sgh prrion age ows for MEN and WOMEN is tea on Thursday afternoon trom 3 un * Si ae MILLINERY—WAISTS—FURS Vancouver, B. C, will spend the next weekend as the guests of Dr. and 1015 SECOND AVE.—In the Rialto Bldg.—Just over the Pig'n Whistle Mrs. C, A, Wintermute. Telephone EL iot-4415 | Miss Tova Jansen will leave F day for Low es to visit Mr. and = CREDIT is the tailor who makes Mra, Hetty Pelouze, from Melling Mrs. Crosby Bridge Luncheon Hostess . ‘ Dae er Soe we: ae aeons ii. eat neat reeked with Miat Chir We success for individuals October 29 for b 1 mor : Ps * 4 i for Mrs ) 1 ler ir € 1 wit r 0 r M nd r arence Black, who sad for pe sonoma, wae, win ir, Sorter] BA | sand as. clarence mick, who and institutions BP twenty-six n Thursday afte tober t the Wor ] ar n, Jett by motor, Monday, for University Bridge will be played hy , their bome in Santa Dar Cat CREDIT is the seed for progress. Most busine ew ‘ \ They were accompanied b; and r a3 ; A . Miss Cook Has Pretty Home Wedding ‘ PASE Mire. Lyman Hinck, who will be their struction, financing is done through credit. The marr of Miss Margaret Cook ¢D guests for a short time. T. Cook, of Port merly of Seattle, to Mr zu Snloago . : : a ee | It’s old-fashioned to wait until you have ALL of the money evening, September 24, at § o'clock, at 1 P 18 for California, to visit her before buying clothes—a home—furniture—or a piano. Geolye,: 5531 11th @ Lester Herrick, at Menlo ste Meh samp : oe nr rk, for a fow weeks, If a business establishment USES its credit as a regular r tather, was very charming In her! The engagement of Miss Geraldine Huston, daughter of| s4r, and Mrs. Horace F. Rand, Jr. method of procedure—why can’t the individual—why not Her a4 a ¥ Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Huston, to Mr. Charles McVeigh Condon, \ana daughter, J 1 sail from YOU? who ts leaving tenberg. ee : Btw recently announced.— Portrait by Katherine Bay|New York October %, for Paris, to on t \ ¢ or 3 remain unti] December 1 bing from anes of tho res et she carried an ivory } ook with! Collier; Kalistatos Studio. ihere to Megnt aie tina wilieciomatne Study the proposition. Ask others. You'll eventually Miss Hele y nor, was gow! ¢ green] : home of Mra, Da Mieers 1281! sasd agdietiis Wodan \elr uae agree that CREDIT is the tailor who makes the clothes of Beterbia re { ; was AOL ran fe Meni Slekrieh “ Music j 24th ave. B. 2 r mother, Mra, Martha Bwadley, m success for most business concerns, large and small—also, tored to Bellingham Den rece cs be Pe Cackation Shien red lingham, to spend the SHINGTON CIRCLE — {weekend with her brother.iniaw and for thousands of shrewd people of importance. ceremony. The suppe {ve with a lovely arrangement ot | Mary Garden Pros her © Washington cirele,| sister, Mr, and Mra, Leslie H, Dar fp Dire. Marehait Ni. Barrett (i fn ad tar eng aa Announced R., will give @ es : 3 ° and Mrs, Marshall N. Barrett (Murie > recent brides, who were 7 t re «. | lunch “ ty ome ® ’ rey antral ta these owe weoat sisting were’ the aisece| Mary. Garden mous sing: | luncheon and ee rap eadgeg lar Nothing freakish about what you buy Dorothy Haggett, Russella Hardeman, Claire Ball, Agnes Frem, Laura| | 1 : fn areda 4 haa” han ioaetny ee ge orig Mandar eveaine,'Oeoter 1 Dink 11ae, A Goeclal aE] ee eis ceaneinn, th here, Standard down-to-the-second Mrs. k traveled in a taupe broadcloth tailleur and a toque in the) )'° “repo” » all circle mem-| injaw, Mr, and Mra, J. R. Halsey Drown and taupe shades. Mr. and Mrs. Zickrick will make thelr home In| {TOM “Carmen.” “Manon | Lsscawt | end cou take. oaei Mo. $1) wint réaiaty then'ine citer oer merchandise. Squarely, fairly priced. Chicago. The bride attended Milis college and the University of Was! = to | Poth J. ai rie Ae ram as well as many om ington. The groom is a Graduate of the t niversity of Washington | bern ; | Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Ponyeer, of “ane ss ea . MOTHERS Bond met Compare with prices and merchandise bridge later, on Thursday afternoon at the Hotel Sorrento. b oC Sigma Alpha Bpellon at th y will be held at the cha Mra. George B. Lane ts convales ; is * . i “ ; “ I ing slowly from a serious ilineas a y J C ~ Mrs. Wintermute to Give Bridge Luncheon gp ; 1 pul bio. Then discover that we offer ns DIS ‘ Mrs. C. A. Wintermute fs extending Invita bride heon at ring | M a sab aced cis WP ee: COUNT FOR CAS 2 Ae eleewhore—lower for “CAS er home on Wednesday afternoon, October igh will t ° hen , t rl . Mr. and Mra. Frederick Wing have aay. : a eed " removed to The Otis for the winter i , <a You can buy one thing on time—and an- To Entertain Alpha Phi Alumnae er complete prog , Manes of the occeat nanoet | oer A De eiteher left lade. weak other for CASH. | ~ punced as f as nd ts J trip to Califor Miss Fraser MacPherson will entertain Alpha Phi alumnae Thursday | 2oUnCe’ as [follows § erie . 7 ae ae afternoon at 2:30 o’clock at her home, 5737 12th ave. N. EB. Plans will be! ) ° n ng, October 12 Tiwi’ Cdsiiiel; o¢ ‘xanens \iseussed for the annual card party and bazaar which will be held during ‘ a J Dav ™ tive “the + ! November at the Hotel Gowman, = Jetie, Cuetas : ANNUAL BAZAAR ihe Fae fine apparel in mode AND DINNER o 04 Gives Farewell Luncheon . Americ wf uailnry to] Men J. WF. ‘Terry and daughter f Mrs. Jack Radford entertained this afternoon with an Informal luncheon densa R mann | or" Post, “No.4. will (Mrs. Keith Logan Bullitt, with her or at her home in compliment to Mrs. Olga Soelberg, who leaves Wednesday | ar ae ‘ ‘ ee heer (se nner) sons, Logan a rth en, omen an Oo Ss for California. | Ser ‘ 7 ww | ne 1704 Mark sae pvember 17 ‘ é ved from 6:30 to bal ~rpgndsh Simple Informal Dance Ploned |-raren 2 Tigaeat clock. [far Burope, to be away until next Our terms: pitferent ) ‘The Rainier Golf and Country club have planned an informal dance for R. Bt wire; members and friends at the clubhouse on Friday evening, October 19 ; akon ae ‘ haf La oeireat ena Mr, and Mrs. Clinton Dougian re. NO BIG FIRST PAYMENT . trom Tickets may be obtained from Mrs. Evart Lamping, GA rfid-4340, Nate Monday from a nix weeks Mrs. Raymond D. Ogden, BE acn-0475. 1 Measian P| tri Take Elevator tes the p “eT ar 2 i : ry Thursday BAU Gere, Wobeaulenc in i (come upstairs—look better—save something) Committee Named for Day Nursery Tea 3 mm E a ck in Sanipractic hallleq to Wenatchee with « party of| x ‘The committee in charge of the Seattle Day Nursery tea at the home of stile" way at Pine st. Good music dy ‘to ‘pend thé last week-eod ‘Mrs. J. H. Fox on Friday afternoon, October 19, from 3:30 until 6 o'clock, | and speakers, | Mruikontath Includes Mrs. L. C. Gilman, general chairman; Mrs. G. A. C. Rochester,|~ 1 - f chairman of the music; Mrs. Harry F. © ander, chairman of the tea, ” ARTS STUDY CLUB MELODY CLUB BEGINS ‘Mrs. Fox, who heads the decorating committee. | te Study club meets THE MUNSON ACTIVITIE ¥, October 10, at 2 p’clock GROCETERIA STORES The Melody club began its season's see 7 ; Seattle Communit ta activities on Thursday evening at the Orthopedic Tea and Thrift Shops er a ee home of Mra. Charles E. Plimpton Mrs. B. C. Goebel will be hostess for Interlaken guild ne Orthopedic! After the election of offiders for Tea Shop Wednesday, assisted by Mrs. A. H. Wells, Mrs. G. W. Sutherland, | the coming year, the following, pro- | ‘Mrs. P. E. Lunde, Mrs. J. A. Millais, Mrs, A. W. Parrahm, Mra. A. J.| STATE CONV am wan presented: x Robinson, Mrs. C. C. Tenny, Mrs. J..M. Hamill and Mra. J. L. Mortrude, | State convention nited Daugh At the Thrift Shop Mra. W. M. Humason will represent Queen Anno | * of the Confe acy will meet 5 guild in the morning, and Mrs. L. F, Newton, Capitol Hill guild, in the|!" New Washington hotel Wednes > Heten Moffitt. afternoon. |day, October 10, at 10 o'clock. ; JOHN MUIR P-T. ‘ @omen s Clubs | John Mule es will meet at gaheaict Seng o..).0.- Banden 2 Old Trysting Place”. ..MacDewell school ny, October Miss Ingrid’ Satin CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY — [will be mustcat solections and re-|*t ? P. ™ Mrs. Ellen Dabney, ‘ii freshments will be served. supervisor of home economics in . Pitmpton. SIGNAL CORPS public schools, will speak on “Our AUXILIARY woma Boys and Girls in the Home." Piano i The Signal Corps’ auxiliary will] CENTURY CLUB selections by } Dorothy Baker. Stine Bly Belin. be entertained by Mrs. Ella E. Lew: The household administration de- | Leena + >> Mra. Chas. 3. Giheen; socompaiet, at her home, 211 Boylston ave. N 3s Wednesday, October | HOME SEWING CLUB nora On Wednesday evening, October 10./10, at noon, for luncheon, with Mra,| The Seattle Home Sewing club, i [ten TIMES PARTY eee Binding F. C. Berendes, 720 16th ave, N.| ladies of the G. A. R,, will meet Weat Seattle review, W. B. A., of LADIES’ GROTTO CLUB Mr. 8. B. Kirk wall give a talk at|With Mrs, Rose Tremper, of Ethen tho Maccabees, will give a “Hard The Ladies Grotto club will|2 o'clock on “Domestic. Rugs,” |Alkn circle, at 6 caMOr AYO. : gtimes Bocial:” at “the Betse: ot Mrs. serve a Northwest products Iunch-|Luncheon topic, “Marketing,” Mrs.| Wednesday, October 10, at 11:30 |W. Keller, 4543 46th ave. 8. W., on eon, followed by a short business|C. A. Wintermut a, m. Luncheon at 12, followed ty Saturday evening, October 13, at 8 meeting, on Wednesday, October 10,| . . a business session. All patriotic 4 o'clock, Memberw asked to come at 12:30 o'clock, at the home of|GREENWOOD P-T. A. women welcom | and bring a Mrs. C. B. W. Raymond, 2211) The Greenwood P.-T. A. will meet AN he Broadway N. Members requested| wednesday, October 10, at 2 p. m.| TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH to be punctual, | Rev. Cleveland Klelhauer of the pala tots iy TP BN aa hive: Shristia . he Ladies' Aid of the Trinity WALLINGFORD CIRCLE Meiigee fit sa Ranoaauiee Lutheran church will hold a rum Wallingford Circle of the First ang musical numbers will be given,| age sale at First ave. and Market You cannot buy better Presbyterian church will meet at seat de Siven-| at. all day Wednesday, ‘Thur linda! yin’ Ade the home of Mrs. J. W. Stanch-| aie Friday, beginning October 10. Machine wrapped. Mis All 9, field, 2522 Beach Drive, on Wed-|MATONA P-T. A. care. vo | s en’s “asic The Latona PT, A. will meet 1-Ib, loaf | 144-1b. loat hesday, October 10, at 2 p. m. Take YOUNGSTOWN | m . Sell cas No. 1 to Rose Lodge. the third Thursday of each month, | eee silent asi Paani MOTHERS’ CLUB UNIVERSITY |/ns will be held Thursday, October) wednesday, October 10, at RECIPES Chapter, D. A. R., will meet in| Program chairman and Mrs. Robert| emit, in the CHAPTER 16, fn the school assembly, Mreim in the assembly room Public Schools,” regular session, Wednesday, Octo-|Hill, chairman of the educational| recention for t chal MILK 10 her 10, at 2 p. m: at the chapter|department. Both committees havo| creo” fF the teachers will fol- | Quart Cc No e hd LE. m2 i at NO 46 PAT. A. TES at 2:45 . be 6 October joat- ie D, m. The October mest-|" “Youngstown P.T. A. will meet. on Ic | {0c TED ‘The Mothers’ club of University) William Burke has been chosen} school, Mr, Newell will epeak low, house, 4714 University Blvd. Im-|important announcements at this see Portant business and sewing. Full|mesting. At 8:30 o’clock, Miss Jones| WOMEN'S AUXILIARY ALI SALMON 29¢ attendance desired. of the Junior Red Cross will speak| saINT’s CHURCH Alana. dockeye=4atn hee NT"s v Alaska Sockeye—ta eee tata on the work of the Junior Red) ‘The Women's Auxillary to All Large 4 . ROBERTS PARLIAMENTARY — |Croms. Tho program will be fol-|saint'w church will give a military LUX ie 25c Caramel oy ae ¥ lowed by a reception to the new| whist party at the Lakeside club- Sweet Potatoes ie Robert Parliamentary Lawimembers. Every mother in the| house, Wednesday, October 10, at WHITE KING 49c - ‘ is Class meets every Wednesday, aticistrict is cordially invited to at-|8 p. m (A fi Creole the ¥. W. C. A. at 1:30 p.m. Mrs. ! tena tele famous C recipe very Ella Cudihee, chairman and te: cldiie ADDITIONAL CLUBS popular in New Orleans) er, “Organization” will be the les-lLEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS Sere VUE NY oe Wédnaalayi. Octoke zs $ 4 potatoes De tinsey ier ale Seattle League of Women Voters| LONESOME CLUB FOL 7 dT itessbinliG sugar speaking, under Mrs. Harriet Saun.|"!l ‘Meet at noon Wednesday, Oc-| The Lonesome club will mect Tues Hot Crisco i tober 10, in the Young Women’s | day evening, October 9, at 111 Spri derson will have Longfellow's “Ship | ¢, Asttied omens y bacerrmrebip ag Go i Of State” for the lesson. All wom, |ChMatlan Association cafeteria, | st, Holyoke building, Cards and Holden Gate Boil the potatoes, and then | dancing. A special feature the COFF €n interested are invited to Join the| ,, Wid | fe 5 ure of the| EE Hl fines, Yor further information, call| VIMY RIDGE CHAPTER program will be Eunice Alapa in na- cut them lengthwise in halves. Mrs. G. Miller, KE nwd-6221, Vimy Ridge Chapter, Daughters| tive Hawallan songs and mus 1-Lb. Fry in hot Crisco and while eee of the British Empire, meots with | Strangers and lonely people welcome. | Cc frying, kle generously with tee i | Large Phe. | | f ca 5 Mm. R. 8, Patrick, 1251. 2 * Can f : BoA LODGH NO. mateick, 1251 2iat ave, oe , sugar, This is a delicious Aquila Lodge, No. 15, D. 1. p.|Nx Wednesday, October 19, at tia0|UADIES' AID RUMMAGE po gh a A, will meet for regular business |9clock. Special entertainment after | * i In their new hall in the Swedish business session for members and} ,,/ Wipro aE pe i Ae VAN CAMP’S club, 1627 Eighth ave, on Wed-|'helr friends, D hurch will hold rum-| § > pal ae " Mesday, October 10, at 8 p,m. Fi-| ee mage sale at the Farmer's Weat-| PORK & BEANS Nal arrangements will be completed |SEWING CLUB lake Public Market, Seventh and Smait for the entertainment of district! Puget Sound Sisters’ Sewing club | YSN on October 11, 12 and 18, | 9c Medium ile No. 1 convention in Seattle on Oc-| Meets Wednes » October 10, for | Lorce tober 24, at which Aquila will act|1 o'clock luncheon with Mra, G, 4,| DICKENS FELLOWSHIP | Cun 23c as hostess, Heckel, 1107 g0th ave. 16 Dickens Fellowship will meet P' ob 6 Thuraday, October 11, at 8 p. m, in L © | eae re Satie ted tie Chamber of Commerve rooms. | RINGO te: 236 Columbia P.T, A. will mect Wed-| Li oclal club will meet} ah ant nesday, October 10, at 0p. m.jwith Mrs, Alico Hunter, 106 West BNC A Net Mrs, Austin 1B. Griffith will tell of |Crockett st, on Wednesdays ete RYO THIMBLE CLUB | Mrs Auitin 2, crittih wil tei of | Crock uM. Fryo ‘Thimble lub will AN Our Nelehborhood Stores, meet Thursday, October 11, at tho For light, tender cakes r : For digestible and flak u At 85 Pike St. and For ettep, digestible ried foods