The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 25, 1924, Page 9

— nset Comic Opera Will ' Seattle Society Personal. Music et Edited by Lillian Keen LeBallister. Telophono MA in-0600 Assistant—Frances Oldham Music-—Louise Raymond Owens Be Presented Quaint Setting for Smart Church Wedding; Interesting Engagement Announced ee 48 toulse| Junior League's First ane ae Annual Ball e Mr, Max} “sy he league's first ann Matilda 8.) pan) on ‘Thursday evening at the Ma ic temple, holds center the stage this week in social circ Announcement .|made of the p alty Junior son of Mrs. ed Saturday eve has already raonnel of tho spe numbers to be intermission Walters dance, Spanish, been given during the Maids and the Moorish, the the Clown and the Chinese dances, This program will begin at 11 o'clock and the committee tn charge announces that those who do Rot care to come to the ball, have » n the balcony | divertisemont as massed with! figs Donahoe is tn charge of the cabaret scene with its tables ocoupied by 40 members of the young married set, maids and bache lors, A word of explanation about the Juntor league at thie time will likely not be amiss. ‘The Junior league was founded in New York 18 yeara ago. It is now a national organization, composed of life, sustaining, active and associnte membershtp: jare four chapters on the Pac coast—San Francisco, Po nd, coma and Seattle ‘ the yery qu which rep Box. eme, 1 an old Engtish garden y spring stood andle-tt altar, tts! ts for the window ledge Kathleen Miss D The w in was nd Men. and > was maid of Her gown of here PARLIAMI LAW CLA nk crepe chiffon was most with designed and embroidered ttra: bands of silver i des Mre and pent the week Mrw trving he Seattle group } members who furnis! 1 the vo! Unteer service at the stiake brar of the Seattle Day nursery and sup port a bed at the Children's Ortho pedic hospital. The officers of the Lessa a palo yellow| Seattle chapter are: Miss Catheriie Frosch rosebuds in Collins, president; Mrs. Walter Me riage dess basket of | Ewan Tomkins, vice-president; Miss a d. Dorothy Campbell, treasurer, and Miss Achsa Lou Powell, secretary pregent 1 rhinestones, i Ward roses es of the val ent be Jel's parents, yet she car Spe Miller 8m nid sweet peas ani y tied with orchid chiffon Marjorie Beede, the dainty little Mrs. ant Charles E week f 6 months’ and South sirl, w frock ar Mins Olive from a short ing with her uncle, s Victoria, C4: 8 s eee arman, was charm Py Miss Lucile Eyman and Mr. Thomas Pelly, in the Spanish ec fon © \ ai , 4 ; ¥ “ or Mr. an4 Mrs. Harry Markey Mar vipoogcay tanga te Informal Mah Jongg dance, one of the dances on the program for the Junior | ion srmeany tan aoe nen em ee e ¢ chiffon edged Party League ball, Thursday night at the Masonic temple where thelr wedding wan s ao Srperen 06 Me 4 w sands of Chantilly Ince fell; iss Cora Leenho entertained | se - - — Februar and are t 1 om the shoulders, and her tulle yeil| With an informal mah jongg party | woyan's crytc c Short talk on “Piayfields’.” Refresh. rape Of, ar, “Marke arty ions Saghoe ee onet of lace |t her home on Saturtay evening. ¥ ay bis aba arabic A “2 spre cpercall and Mrs, Henry w.|* oF was ¢ cone 6¢ ord; tabdar we The regu ting of t pen. | Ments c ene Sr tka ance ee a shell Entertains for Visitors February 26, in tho Erickson room! ADDITIONAL, CLUBS Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Farrell 4 te goead ron dled 9 veenetismaegd gh ie " . sei ers Miss Helen Farrell, who ar in pink bouvardia formed her bouquet To compliment Mra. L. Turner, of | at the Y. W A ie Meeting w ZETA PSI MOTHERS’ CLUB a ees a pune bf t Mrs. Swope wore a liandsome | Sao Paulo, South America, Mrs. A.| be for mem! and a large a A apecial meeting of the Zeta Psi | as are expected home éarly in gown of black lace and tulle, and | Hampton was hostess at an informal | tendance Mothers an been calitd for | search " Mrs. Jones was gowned in rich binck/ bridge luncheon of two tables Friday Pay ilk Wednes r oS ese 8 0 velvet, with blue rhinestones for| afternoon at the Tennis club. , 4. m trimming, Both mothers wore Ophe see praca 2 ,|iath N hice 1 do pe m “sh, > ‘entr ‘ mee a UA roses and orchid awegt: peas for! Boidge and Mah Jongg | ruestay, Fetrvary 24, at 3 pm son corsuges, | ¥ alin Pp f * ahs Afterwards there was a reception Party Planned a are ar, Henry W es t the home of the bride in a setting| The Mothers’ club of Theta Delta facing '» tu. tos gucst at th blossoms, Presiding | Chi fraternity will entertain with a| RAINIER CHAPTER, D. A sj n town, a guest at th at able were Mrs. Roy | bridge and mah Jonge party Satur.| Tho regular m getter lUtermark, Seattle, and Cecil ¥ W, Comegys, Mrs. SA. Carman, |0ay evening, March 1, Rt the chap. | Rainier ch ni Rie Bicad pelodcims tihaa rian: 32, th Wate dirs. Wilmer C. Hewitt and Mre.|ter house, 4533 19th aye. N. H. | eld Tuenday Frede ton; treasurer, #. Haglund George Bovik : one may be made ‘with | a : Dr. H. B. Hinma Lucien Perrot They were assisted by a group of|/ Mrs. Mary Nicholson, BE acn-1073,/ner, 1732 40 Alpha Xi Delta sorority sisters of the z a ee wer pe oomeenon eg.) bride—the Misses Elizabeth Jones,| Annie Wright Mra. Ray M ote, 26 nC laine Culliton, Dorothy Ament and) qe 7 ogve Hvelyn Carman, Mrs. Martius King Seminary ( dub Ms Al and Mra. Cecil Fry. Mrs. Joseph @ Annie Wright Seminary clut ABET: ATS aoa Paden and Mrs. H. J. Wyckoff as-| Will bold its February and March Emma Shumway and Mrs sisted about the rooms. me g Thursday afternoon, Febru beth J J, ¢ The bride wore for traveling a/®'¥ 75, at 4 o'clock, at the Dixie tea | Merbsman w i ‘lack satin one-piece model and a chic |°O™. White buil The mem-/ ance is re Diack Milan hat, with a wrap of| Der will be the guests of Mra. HR. H. | iness matters a artichoke green trimmed with gray|O¥*F at tea | £4.18 squirrel and an orchid and lily of} ,, gg CALEIDIT e the valley corsage. Entertaining ye The Caleldts club wit meet with 7 re. F. 8. Sylvester, ‘erneliff, Pay ate ee Mrs, Cheater Latimer will enter-| rua maki wahines et Give the Children tain members of her bridge lunch: | from praith dock, Pier 3, Miss Macfarlane eon club at her home on Tuesday | a ; m. | y Betrothed to Kline GRE LIS REN cenit ag | , WRIGLEY S after every meal ; Sp IDLAND PARK e Hillman : Architects’ Wives’ Club |avxirary | Mr. and Mra, Walter K. Macfar-| to Give L uncheon Mra, Florence Payne will entertaln . nnounce the t of | 4 the Woodland Park awxtlia ie ipaphties Shiceratte to dee, te] ‘Tha Atvhtiscta Wiver’ volub wat |<" "4 Vere nae Coane The following is from a recent work Golf Club eae oa Oe oar Woman's Progress Toward Polit for the mouth and throat. An interesting announcement|iont Ars. B. A. Garber, Mrs. Y al and Social Equality,” by Mrs x comes fepm the entertainment com: | = gi me ee Cinshen. aukee Talmadge Choice of several flavors— mittee of the Seattle Golf and Coun-|\/,. imer Brady, dire. Henry B trie Chapman Catt,” “Mra, A all of WRIGLEY quality, ry club—a St. Patrick's dinner | yori Mrs, K, C. Barmen, ‘ standard of the world. dance at the clubhouse on Saturday|Go-aner W. Gable. Mrs. 2 ed 'W tlett evening, March 15. This will be the jgcycher, Mrs. J. Mister 6 of candidates at pri first dance of the new year at the | uct Arrington: Mra: B. M. mary election . The Flavor Lasts . Kline Hillman, of Mr, and Mrs.|have a luncheon at the Women’s |: her home, 17th ave nd health: Homer L. Hillman. | University club on Tuesday, Sein st Tusebay, Peiceary 44, st on teeth a The news was disclosed Friday |ruary 26, to honor Mra. Knicker: | 19 o'clock } evening at a dinner given at the|bocker Boyd of Philadelphia, who see | “Dentists have found that the ex- Kappa Kappa Gamma house before | with Mr. Boyd will be in the clly CARD PARTY ercise of gum chewing brings about | ‘ ” the sorority’s formal at the Seattle | for a few days next week. | Jumean A, Sexton post wit enter. | x a better nutrition of the teeth... . j Golf and Country club. Following the luncheon Mgs. Rob-|tain with a card party Tuesday, “The cleansing action of the pp ‘between the teeth helps to kee; them free from the particles whic Miss Macfartane is a senior at ¢h University of Washington, Mr. Hillman is 4 graduate from February 76, hall, Armory. Boyd, who ts a delegate ani! eae Jarvis will read “Exit My 8 p.m, in Veterans’ University of Washington lv | Iso executive president of | the | WOMAN'S CENTURY Club lodge in the crevices and cause de- school and a member of Delt» | American Construction Council of The political acience department 4 Kappa Epsijon, Oval club and Pi: |Puiladelphia, was formerly vico|o¢ the W an's Century club will cay. Alpha Delta honorary legal frater esident of the American Institute} meet Tuesday, February 26, at the nity. xt Architetts. Y. W. C. A. at 11 a. m. Papers You know how hard it is to get the No date has been set for the wed. At will be read on foreign hi 3 | B ildren to clean their teeth. By ding. Luncheon at Homé |and comparisons made wi cnu IGLEY’S y fi nitcet ‘To honor Mra. C. W. Kelly and|Sovernment of the United States, giving them WR you no Inforntal Reception Mrs. Edward Kelly, who will teave| Mra. 4. Harker will read a paper only reward them for cleaning their at “Saghalie” Went eet OR & SED, te Cove ce, aah Mrs. Emma K. Rin teeth, but the reward is actually Mrs Flogence Hyatt will entertain e Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Acheson hart, on Brazil. he members of the Thirteen ciub the means of performing this im- will be hosts at an informal recep portant service! The parliamentary procedure de. Iuncheon Tuesday afternoon, at tion on Tuesday evening at their). | partment will meet Tuesday at 1:20 ‘3 home, “Saghalie,” following the Ap-| “ ¢, 5 inced teen, |>- ™. at the Y. W.C. A. c pleton-Street concert at the Women's) Cover Will be placed for fourteen:| ody WRIGLEY'’S is a benefit University club. : CLIONIAN CLUB and a pleasure combined. The affair will honor Adetinn|Orthopedic Tea and The Clionian club will meet’ Tues It pcs two purpoves— Carola Applet and Ss iz ; y I lay, Feb y 2 » at the : r % Mra. E. H. Chavelle will be host. | Federate sate ta ths é K ess for Denny Fuhrman guild lowing program Aids digestion, too, and Subject for itlew. the afternoon Dinner Dance at Ithe Orthopedic Tea Shop Tuceda acts as an antiseptic wash club, Mrs. Irvin A. Weichbredt and Mrs ‘ ee , INTERLAKFE A. H. W. Brven. Drop-In Luncheon Mrs. J. 1, Winn and Mra. C. C.|, Interlake PT. A. will meet inthe Kappa Kappa Gamma Alumnae |Culliton will represent East High- hase ment ¢ th s scheat a 40: ay associgtion will have a drop-in lunch-|iand Drive “guild Tuesday morn. | Febru Le Ae Shacedintiae eon at the Women’s University club |ing at the Thrift Shop and tn the | Lucy speak on Cua wy! Saturday, March 1, rd thaersiacatieaaare ‘at 1 o'clock. jafternoon Mrs. G. M. Freeman an’ Reservations may be made by call-| Mrs. B. J. Perkinson for Interlaken ing Miss Marguerite Grant. | guild. Women’s Clubs ARE SICKLY Mothers who yalne . their own . 3 ‘ . 3: .; comfort and the welfare of thelr CLUBS FOR TUESDAY at Greenwood Ball, #3rd and Green| ivaren, should never be wi | wood ave. sh in Re met aus tice wt tan ders for children for use throug five minute talk by Ratph Hall, past|the season. “They Break up Cok commander of the post, which will Regulate the Bowels, «Re : be followed by a dance and refresh |ishness, Constipation, Teething Dis Misd Nina Burns’ orchestra | ode Headache and Stomach ible, Used by WOODLAND PARK W. C. T. U. The Woodland Park W. C. T. U. will meet Tuesday, February 26, at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Rran, 7 Sycamore avert iard = me-| ments. a box of Mother Gray's Sweet Mothers for over Morel. " 34 friends urged | will furnish the music for the dance | y 2 fe bid dS ARS GPA paghery sh ers and fri aT asia aieotion; retarny, -will, be: ai: |20.yeors THESE POWDERS GIVE Pe ee, nounced during thé evening. SATISFACTION. All Drug Stores. = «eis Dont accept any substitute BENEFIT CARD PARTY z e ‘ Trial Package sent FRIGE A benefit card party will be given | MUSIC STUDY CLUB Ad@tress Mother Gray Co., Le f on Tuend: afternoon, February 26, / The Seattle Music Study club N.Y Adverti at Providence hoaptial, by St. Vin. | will hold its regular meeting at the! cent auxiliary of St. Vincent's Home| home of Mra, Frederick H. A. An “vr for the Aged. 63d #t., on Tuesday.) John R. Gordon, Danville, 11 piace , at 1 p.m. writer: “f ‘suffered with kidne RAINIER-NOPLE POST BENEFIT | one trouble; conld not sleep and Under the direction of Mrs. Wil. EVERGREEN LODGE always tired, I liam Kinney as chairman, ably ar-| SOCIAL CLUB PILLS and after sisted by her community, a benefit) The Social club of Evergreen lo felt bet re American Legion auxiliary | A, 0. U. 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