The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 26, 1924, Page 13

Py ea ec bare Pe ee ee WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 1924 rHE Seat Edited by Lill Soci ety Keen LeBall elephone MA in-0600 Assistant rance 3 1 Music—Louise Raymond Owens s for Brilliant Writer; s Luncheon. Mrs. MeMicke Hostess Entertain Informally at Dinner fr. and M Small Luncheon {rs, Donald E. Wh Ma M AW Reception for Daughter and Fiance Mr. and M Orthopedic Tea and Thrift Shops ‘Women’ s C lubs CLUS FUR THURSDAY M TING POSTPONED The social service departn © Woman's woned its meet on Children's hom Thursday, March 27 n i ave, Iness at the home March 27, at $0 p. m Lt De favors and refreshments COUNCIL OF ome MINETE WOMEN Seattle Council of M WOODCRAFT TOT ill meet Thursday, March *7, at 2) The Woodcraft . m.. with Mrs. G. W. Hargrave. | have a social Thursday, March 27 § 10th ave. N. E in CARD PARTY The social committee of th wood Improvement club w 2 the club rooms, ‘The social committee will be in charge. VATIENCE REBEKAH LODG: eee Paeeey pesensty Lodas w DAUGHTERS OF ST. GEORGE ir next luncheon Thursday, March |” tay Be t = . - ughters of St. George will meet at Woodman hall, Columbia City rere b for @ 1 o'clock luncheon, followed by Luncheon will be served by the! aris, Thursday, March Heinz people and will be followed by F Pia aad Teale cards. Rebekahs and frie r ne a: Raed a Take Rainier car to ke | Wildwood PI BETA PHT MOTHERS CLUB Pi Beta Phi Mothers’ club will er at ne chapter house T y SOCIAL AND CHARITABLE The Ladies’ Social and Ct ub, “Freja,” will have a card party reday, March 27, at 2 p. m., in Swedish club hall ROBERT PARLIAMENTAK th CLASS COUNCIL OF CATHOLIC Robert Parliamentary Law class| WOMEN will meet Thursday, March 27, at} Seattle Council of Catholic Women 1:20 p. m., at the Y. W. C. A. Mrs.}¥ meet in Knights of Columbus Ella Cudihee, chairman and teacher Thursd: 27, at 3p. m. Business in small groups and in Meetings designed for other pur. A FORTNIGHTLY poses,” will be the subject lesson. Queen Anne Fortnightly club will Mme, Harriet son's class in| meet with Mra. F. 8. Bayley, 1235 public speaking study “Mary | Eighth ave. W., Thursday, March Stuart,” n jzabeth” and |nt 2 p. mt, Schiller.” ib satid ATTLE CHAPTE: DAY NURSERY eattle chapter, O. B An meet | The Seattie Day Nursery associa-|in the Corinthian room at the Ma tion will hold its regular meeti sonic temple, Thur , March 27 Thursday, March 27, at $ p. m, Initiation. the Nursery, 302 3 one Albert Daub, hostess; Mrs. J. THURSDAY PROGRESS CLUB Stockton, isting hostess. Members| The Thursday Progress club will and friends requested to attend. meet with Mrs. James G. Valentine sian es 3910 Sunnyside ave Thursday SOROSIS CLUB Mareh 27, at 1220 p. m. The art department of the Sorosis oc peak elub will meet at the Women’s Fed-| SEWING CIRCL| erated clubhouse on Thursday, March| Ionia chapter sewing circle will at2 p.m. Hostess, Mrs. Thomas | meet Thursday, March 27, at 1 p. m. mble. with Mrs. W McKean, 1 5 The program follows ave. N study ‘ted Reynolds Modern Artists *) AUXILIARY TO R. R. TRAINM Mra. Fre Atking eget ex * Atking|o¢ Railroad Trainmen will giv CITY-WIDE DEMOCRATIC CLUB Seattle City-Wide Democratic club | Business will play whist at the home of Mrs. | ¥, B. Arey, 3918 Angeline st, Thurs day evening, Marc at 8 p, m ke Rainier valley car and get off |PTHAN ALLEN CIRCLE at bank in Columbia Ci ished ning Bot ke aad oi ded janis card party for the benefit of Etha RAINIE OBT Allen circle, Ladies of the G. A RUMMAGE SALI R., Friday, March 28, at p. mm. American Legion Auxiliary to |The fF Wilk. take “piace s her | Rainier Noble Post No, 1 will hold |home, 6757 Sycamore av Take f rummage sale at 1204 First ave,,|Phinney car to 70th st. and walk ey, Friday and Saturday,|three blocks west faxch 27,28 and Donations| * fully received at this| OLYMPIC HEIGHTS o'clock on Wednes- | ROSE CLUB The Olympic Heights Foxe club ris « card party, Frid ut the Olymple Heights 5th 8, W. and W 2 p.m ADDITIONAL CLUBS location after day atternoon, SEATTLE REVIE _ Beatie view ¢lub hou ete Maccabees wil give a card| Ken Play will start at Celok. at Any SYNE At $:20/ sharp, Bridge and court whist wil y 1405| be played with prizes for each, The Ninth ave. Memt ; | " Ps so je ‘oc0eeds go into t tose ub friends ‘nvited. sf their pes as wil go into the T cy THIMBLE cw B Nina Frye ‘Tent will Rive Creaegh tht Thimble of Mra, A, C, | JAMES A. SEXTON W. R. C club James A. exton W. RF. C. will party at the home| give a bazaar and card party Sat Hoezley, 1710 Alkt| urday, March 29, at 2:30 p, m, "| students from the adult and junior jaeety $Y, at | rece ce f | COMMITTEE FOR LAR :E PARTY] 1 group of the committee on arrangements for the elab- orate card and mah jongg party Robert Morris Chapter No. 192, Order of the Eastern Star, will give Friday after- noon at the Elks’ Club. They are: (1) Mrs. Percy L. Ray- mond, (2) Mrs, J, O’Dale, (3) Mrs. Henry Smith, (4) Mrs F.C. We bber —Po ortraits by Grady. Personal ob Kaufman Music Olga Samaroff Re cital Friday amaroff, famous om. give a recital Friday mn Plym gifted women pian lier appearance in the local manage Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bloe ent the 3 s Club of Plymouth who have been in Del Monte wedding tour, have arrived | > program follows and © guests of Mr. and M U Pugee to Mi Bloede! Miss Laura Green, nd Mrs. John W. Eddy will be he the m April. . at the Spring Mrs. Warren T nia, |“ jan Hhapsody S = the guest this w cey Baxter Mrs. A. H. Anderson and he Sus 7 law, Mrs. 8. H. Anderso ‘ V “riday, March by motor for ornia, t > m. Mra, Ker speak mths, Woman's I n rid day Sectiaey cies 2 | PALM CIRCLE NO, 66 egeanyeinaypbcren Palm Circle 66, Neighbors of Woodcraft it hold a card party nday evening, March 31, at 8:20 lock, at Odd Fellows’ hall, 10th 14° HK. Pine at pent the winter Mr. and Mrs. cinda Cought ratulations up birth of a son. March 22, at the Swedish hospital, . x! UNIVERSITY CHAUTAUQUA Mr. and Mrs. University Chautauqua will meet Kincaid) °¢ ne of Mrs. J. L.. Kerns, definite stay. They,sailed from, Kobe | o es in Januar y fa Suez. with | per Sth attend stops H ge Oriental and Mediterranean ports, ee ath Street Car Men to Lewis (f Lewis), of Alix Be Church’s Guests | Alberta return to Seattle in ot car men are all going to April to make thelr home here. turn chureh-goers for at least one | 5 ty Sunday, and not to be outdone by | Cummi turned ttle policemen, firemen, light ecks’ tr h and rtm men and Boy outs, they will attend service at Calvary ch 3d ave. N. W. and W. 70th Dr. Dwight Paul of Rochester,|st., next Sunday evening, in a body, N. ¥., arrived fn town last night! according to the pastor, the Rey. W. and in a guest at the Delta Kappa |. Tundolph Epsilon house eae Mra. Theodore Hardenbergh and WATER SHUTOFF NOTIC daughter, Miss Gertrude Harden- City water will be shut off bergh, will leave Friday for N Thursday from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. York. They will from there|| on the fe 5 areas: in April for abroad. Mr On Ferdinand st, from 49th George Hardenbergh will accom- ©, 8. to Lakeside ave. pany them to New York On 64th ave 8. from Ferdi 5 : nand at. to Alaska st Veterans’ hall, Armory. Chicken On Alaska st., from 53rd ave dinner at 6 o'clock, and dancing az|| 8. to 64th ave 8. 8:50 o'clock On Lakeside ave. from | Ah dae dipand st, to Hudson st. DRAMATIC RECITAL —————— Dorothy Denee Snowden presents Dandruffy Heads Become Hairless artments of the Snowden Dra schoo! Friday evening, March 28, at $:15 o'clock in recital hall, 1 | 0. 0. F. temple, 915 E. Pine st It you want plenty of thick, peau: | Following i6the Feogvarse” °* tiful, glossy, silky hair, do. by aH Mantkin and Mintkin Kreymbours ° | “Virginia Lee and Georgia Mile moans get rid of dandruff, for “LAmitations of Youth” will starve your Peppard. Rivou |YOU don’t voll |"“tt doesn’t do much good to try to Foley brush or wash it out. ‘The only sure way to get rid of dandruff 19} | Honea ee tty Thomas, {to dissolve it; then you destroy it The sory of the Game”. Foley {entirely, ‘To do this, get about four | Edward Parsons. ounces of ordinary liquid arvon; | Piano solo—"Forest Bounds”... lapply it at might, when retiring; use enough to moisten the scalp jand rub it in gently with the finger and ruin it if “The Lad and th joberta Keil Mario Kier Pupil of Agnes B, Just The Other Wine Man’ Van Dyke | ti56 Russell Monette i ‘ _ At the Matinee By morning most, if not all, of} Kathryn Kennedy your dandruff will he gone, and two | Da Tectia Bo Daley | 5» three more applications will com: | Mra, Maynard t every single sign and trace of it | acne 4 ‘we You will find, too, t all itch: | ae ia) Liviag. rede 4 ing and digging of the scalp will] stop, and your hair will look and hs feel a hundred times better, You RIDGLEY REBEKAI can liquid arvon at any drug CARD PARTY |store, Four ounces 1s all you will Fidgloy Rebekah Social club will] need, no matter how much dandruff are a card party Friday, March 28,| you haye, This simple remedy nev Advertisement. 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