The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 6, 1924, Page 13

Hi EA‘ DONALD S. HARRIS Seattle Society ie L Keen LeBallister, Telephone MA in-0600 i Assistant—Frances Oldham Louise Affairs ! Children’s Ort} opedic Hospital; Afternos hibit Raymond Owens Sage Inc. Rich, Pea Pure 2 7 Raw Milk 10c * = macabre aed Mary Ter n eolgy sates Hurd of ce AS : . , cee ond Mrs t ux.| Marries in South Anot h SRE IRON peal is na 2 An p Mrs. E Pe day after ‘ ‘ Mrs J. c t e 3. 8. Or W, High) & There ¥ sical program x place A dering t) w feorge T. © irs. John Ht and Mrs. H ak on iro Dinner Will Honor are invited M M N Laird Service of Tea at Flower Show ee Mrs. J « Ib charge of | . ne Thureday, Friday « the Women's Univ fet fsnck with Will Wed May 10 gem the younger set assisting rhe marriage ot 3 Inciuded are Miss H S| Linscott, daughter of . { Alberta Appleb pent the) will hold local reviews at the Renae Ne 4. O. U. W. hall, Thursday, tor| May 8, beginning at 1 9 thru- Mr, John Banff, to en re t al weeks| o'clock, and continui out the evening.— by Grady. | vein) Siig a,an mo "The Light 2 inten Hobart that Lures stay t Minneapo’ Miss Frances O} fae, of San Frar Jae Powell, Miss O "emily Jerome, M 34 . - te b3 Fischer, Miss Franc Ot ree eo eae | coma One of them—A Christian Crow In- Misa Bentgaia Gre : hg nj Si~ ancora ay The program follows an—Miss Lucy Turnsback Plenty. | T will glow in yourhair, if Eleanor Linscott, the little niece of | May 7, Wednesda er a ce Oiriet-Mrs, Rebert Harper. | the bri will be the ring bearer and Dist 4 meeting | you use a shampoo that Bridge sad ‘Supper Mr httiatien Wh Linecettss and (Ma May 5, 7 (6 am man Bap-| Contains a touch of henna. Mrs. Charles C. May will enter. | Gerald Sheltbers, ushers. a Cre AEE ah ich al a That is the secret of the tain with five tat les of M . Duryea and: his bride. will Welcome—Dr. O. T. Johnson i fashionable hairdresser —the finer on Saturday motor to California on their wedding ee be yap se “°K! secret of the lustrous hair of Dyna S231 E. 42nd st eaeeree Dis ° Mrs New York society women. eae _ ‘ P s we oo ie i HENN. HAMPOO con- Assisting at Tea Service at Orthopedic span. : ta a [ther pe ret scien- Beer Welmemuih, Mrs. Shops he matetabeslee ie : tifically treated to bring out eg ay ei ten an Pies Universtty bs Witt direct. tha Amplif Mu E. A pons. all the light that lies in every is at the tea the Mothers club of |**' Widbees : pela. tm as marie eae 7 woman’s hair, Sevens School will give Thursday |"™™ Wednesday. Mts. H.R. Hone state Conducted by Mra, ¢ A In thie Midst” —Meae W. W Begin using HENNAFOAM qeniig, at the home of Mrs. Wil ie: Rewteen, ngnteted Uy Dire A . MeForest. i is cesta. cen rn © Cones, Br. Mim Tuts! rps wasviicg'9/ Miss Minnie. Neloon, dauphtoy of Bre.*Mavy' Nelaon, of ‘Seattle, to| Tienes ono |. ements Baw cu] hate he gis tk . a > ~ : nay } Miss Minnie Nelson, 6 r Mrs. Mary Nelson, Se , tt ey | now Daring the afternoon a program | Hartman, Mra. Edgar Royer, Mrs.) yoy hd Harri f Mr ripe 9 ¢ \ se eon, OT eae, tO) pe Washington—Mre. J. H. Buren, | sinters of Merey"—Mre. Frank G in Pua air “the lig! Wi be given by Mrs. Charles Wood, |C- E- Draper, Mrs. T, Lennan, Mra. | fT. Shoes fi ale a ° fs r. and Mrs. L. M. Harris, of Portland, was solemnized| oregon—Mra. 0. C. Wright BOE lures”. tatratto: Mre R. D. Clark, soprano; | Howard Hanson, Mra. M. 8. ¢ in New York city, April 8.—Portrait by Cur tudio, the Mark" —Mra | Mee, Matilda. Forrestor, fara Mrs. William M.. McCollock, 3 — - oo — $$$ ab | sank wisitine 5 c a bottle at Drug Stores ais Oulmann, Mrs. R. J. Cogs tousy. CIRCLE . : a Hurt- | and PerfumeCounters et Men, Witten Drown. Mra yi) MOMINESY, CIRCLE ADDITIONAL CLUBS 8., will give'a card party at Norton's Mis Lvoloon Weds . McDowell, Mrs F. 0. Guinneve,| McKinley Circle, Ladies of é ; : feteria, 1519 Second ave. Saturday Mrs. W. G. Sanders, Mrs. R. -G.)-G- Av BR, will serve a home-c hl pate afd < Miss Clara Olds and t . Mf Mary Nelson announces the |Emmerson, Mre. J. 0. McMillan, noon Wednesday, May =H € of her daughter, Minnie Mrs. Warren Belb, Mrs. A.|in Veterans’ ball, Armory. Regular CLUB . wee Gade to Mr. Donald S. Harris, | Franklin and Mrs. L. W. Graham. | in¢g . iit ees ae 6 Theta Mother nd Kindergarten er SHAMPOO Ma of Mr. and Mrs. ©. M. Harris | Thrift Shop will be ti charge ‘ ar at the chapter jreenwoud Park M Portland, on Tuesday, April’ §,|of M Cc. R. Shaw and Mrs. G. Mrs ‘ 1617 17th ave. Friday. May an | Presb h h c : pa ‘ iT 17 day eabyterian church, will serve a! stewart & Holmes Drug Compan: lt New York city. A. Kelly for Queen Anne guild In 2p. m. Hostewes Mra. J chicken recitals ‘Thursday, May 8] Who‘esale pea abyss sad k, of the Se-/and Mra, P. M. Morgan. well known | ———————— —- = life, will speak he last meet-| », held at the home of W ? gtd . Mrs. A. H with Mra. G, K omen Ss u S be Taylor.and Mra herime Colcok ax WOODLAND PRE he was fi cuon of . 7 CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY {a luncheon on Wednesday, May 7, at | CIRCI naw club year’ wit iii hen a noon, at the home of Mrs. C. FE.) Wreat tel 5 ; GREENWOOD P.-T. A Loucks, 4524 35th 8. All com Mrs t st Greenwodd PT. A. will meet! rades and. friends welcome. Tuke et Adie lands (Beth Mr. and Mrs, Harris are|the morning, and of Mrs, M. J,| MOTHERS’ CLUB lat 1225 p. m. Faduates of the University of|Connell and M Felcon Joalin for ita Omicron Chi Mothers’ club | Wiudhington, where she is a mem-|Capitol Hill guild in the afternoon.| will hold its meeting on Wednesday, Jocal authority on bl May 8 p. m, at the chapter ee May 7, at 2:4 itorium. Mis / Weinesday, May 7, at 2 p. m., in the} Renton car and get off at Oregon st., 3 : : F Psliatrder' auditorium. Following the] walk one block west ‘ inc ree sea retary, Mrs. A. Hi session Mr. W. W. Davis, a oan jee invited cahtig: pecielary; Sted Member of the board of physical di-} WOMAN'S CENTURY CLUB | 2 shied Anton. Duis: ereaninie Mire: 20°. netors of the ee of hygiene,| The child study department of the} | IONIA SOCIAL ( Paned: editor: Mca\ SMareatet Mooday.| P wil give a talk on “Play.” Lucile} Woman’s Century club w oe Ionia Social club will hold a spe rf Lay : help ada} : Williamson. H: Ht aa + ury club will meet | Apert Delegates to the Seattle Federation | —™ ee , May 7, at the home of] cial busiiess meeting Wednesday, | include Mrs. Teague, first; Mrs. Rob | | shales embdhacranoes coy EVP! Vo ert A. White, second; alternates, Mrs. | elgg eon at 11:30 a, m. Program at 2| Mas East Eagan R j 2 oF Sagan Ridenour and Mrs, Pence, — | MPHA NEEDLE CLUB p. m. Dr. Dealey Dvorak, formerly | friends welcom pp yee fe i Apha Needle club will hold an all-| assistant professor of psychology at z S558 Pi c z : | Wy setwion at the home of Mrs. Ina|the University of Minnesota, will talk | SUNSET AUXILIARY WALLINGFORD CHAPT | Vore, 4124 Baker ave., Wednesday, | on nt Day Problems of Ct TO GIVE PARTY W Hingf J, May 7, Mrs. Doris Merager, sting | Psycholog: Sunset Auxiliary of tt Members asked to attend. | Hietie Orthopedic hospital 1 + card se 8 |RAINER BEACH F Wednesday, May 7 at 2 | WEST SEATTLE ART CLUB WOMAN'S CLUB o'clock, at Ballard ciiy hal Oi Wednesday afternoon, May 7,| The regular meeting of the Ral- | ee P the West Seattle Art club will be hos. |Dler Beach Woman's club will be | REVIEWS OF W. B. A | Ness at a charming exhibit of pic. |held Wednesday, May 7, at 2 p. m,| Members of the Reviews of W. B of Seattle will meet for dinner at Meves’ cafeteria Wednesday, May tates at the West Seattle high school. |*t the home of Mrs. Frank Parrish, 5 the kindness of Mr. Charles | 9423 68th ave. $. Election of offi- “Aldea, president of the Fine Arts sé Ler : 7, at 6p. m. Mrs, Emma Wilkins, fe, these paintings have been sent | ae deputy supreme commander, and tie the West Side and will remain on AUXILIARY ALL SAINTS’ tetaod woanadiog. deputy, ¥ during the first two weeks of CHURCH ay he honor guests | Ome each of these days, the Auxillary to All Sain PGhibit wil be open to the public! S'¥¢ ® military whis pwah one of the West Seattle Art club | {#¥ evening, May P Members acting as hostess, The sev. | Akeside clubhouse Eat sishth grades of the 11 trib- | iced grade schoo! 5 | tonne CLUB nied roggeiaya West Seattle. | op gre 3 SCHOOL have had spe The Mothers’ club of the Isaac I iene Stevens school will give a tea at pe tat, on which to view the |$re¥ William Calvert's home, 1158 However, on Wednesday, “yess ; Mec lane be present, ensemble, |7h ave. Ny Wednesday, Mt i pen house will be maintained Eee nig eos m. Y. ‘a ie until 6p. m. PROSPERITY REBEKAHS' Oapsd le afternoon, Mrs, Kath: | weep PARTY i er, well-known exponent of | 4 mitits ry whist party will be given on the interesting and informal | wednesday evening, May 7, at 8, at e various paintings, Tea | og ‘ + torte? Rais fro for by the girls who.are ger Bee. Madying ousehold management, as = oo 4 WILT “on Be thelr teacher, Mrs, Rug-| UASONESSES WILL ¢ church will party Wednes at 8 o'clock, at Miss O. S. Allen’s Tested Recipes LASSI NLLLU LEON nas uth, ANE" Surgery ee se: ghia ed, masterful orator. oroastrian in mystic India, DINSHAH A laundry complete in itself, thatire'cr 55," sne'ar a staan and misticn wash and dry everything from the davitc as sa inden peat end feurleal 6 5 5 Lisclate nite rere handkerchiefs to quilted comforters dionai fame and the wot aust ts - yg the remult 0 years of his labort stuffed with feathers,without the slighiser: ‘pussicians, rurgeons, oe the most radical and revolutionary de- on the user’s part--seems impossible, }s 0° Heating Art. Among numerous of Six Sixty You'll see this stylish Doris pump in Individual Chicken Pie (For luncheon—a more attractive soay of serving chicken pie) YOUR HANDS DO NOT TOUCH THE W4*, Hh SAVAGE WASHES THE CLOTHES Clan wi sive nis open repiy by eube Tmonths SPINS THE CLOTHES DRY-all in the sam’ ‘"* Sat" American public topayf Ask the Man of the House about the SAVAG' Geena Ree ey He'll say its a wonder. The same company---the, Seattle, Washi , SAVAGE ARMS CORPORATION-«-manufae vo” “Inston ‘ Stew until tender large fat fowl. Cool. Remove meat from bones, filling small earthen baking dishes half full. Add a few slices of carrot, two or three boiled button onions. Pour over gravy, thickened with flour, to almost cover chicken. Cover to which members and friends of the church are cordially invited. An excellent program has been ra Refreshments and sily Was awarded at the recent "arsed. est, Artiste’ oxtibit, held tn |Ottering. ‘Take Broadway car No | 16 Ee vi it. pe Bite Arts gallery in Apri, weed sao genta hgae GIVE MUSICALE cupful Crisco y I of the Healt icra invitation to be present ‘The board of deaconessex of the 4 erale flour Airedale, Satin and |g! 5 : fet was by the Maryland Academy of the West Seatt y. | First Presbyterian church will: give 3 level Navn ad baking Gunmetal d { The.SAVAGE is so simple, so eff. te ane the various ike up| musicale Wednesday evening, etal aroun | the Lady of the H cdo: the srhale farrier arta aed arious clubs Of May 7, at the home of Mr. and "4 teapoontu salt town for twice $6.60. +4 ‘OUR sa ek Karel dhe tad daha aided Hens celta ey Sef Feteevca pictures, composed |!" T. J. Carroll, 1822 10th ave. N., egg, milk This Value at this 1é ONE HOUR and wear her prettiest gown alar eg Pas, water colors ten pr eDiay. In this list are the art studies to which honorable nd pastels, will Price is possible only by doing business on t i : : if the Regal Platform; Maker to Wearer in Sixty Regal Stores Portealt, HEBREW BENEVOLENT | | | she Other ttn fe cyte eon SOCTEE®. yO Cie nat by ead flour, || from Coast to Coast. | SAVAGE WASHER, Ie lives up to its name. 8 course, open to profersionals and Iny- Keller, Maar yde Leon |” sfivg Jane Dablman, executive sec-|| baking powder, alt together fo couras, opwo. te Drafeegiinals Abst Jay eshane ‘Work Crisco in ses One Quality Our wonderful offer of $5.00 DOWN and 18 MONTH sraduates have nothing te do with retary of the child hygiene depa | ment of the state board of health, | | will speak at the regular monthly | +| meeting of the Seattle Hebrew “Pienl || Benevolent society Wednesday, y ete Edens; “Lake agian oe BF 0p. m., at Temple de Hirsch | Ye ere ns; “Lake Union,” by Papier} DAUGHTERS OF PIONE Daughters of Pioneers of Wash TA ington (prior to 1870) will meet in . A. will meet Wednes- | regular session Wednesday, N m. in the lunch | at the home of Mrs. J. H. Littl Third ave. W. Luncheon at 12:30 ind o'clock, Flection of officers, Take _BARTO TENT NO.1 | Kinnear Park car, No. 7, on First Barton tent, No. 1, will give ave, and got off at Third ave. W. still open to you--SEE THE SAVAGE TODAY. Never high-grade machine been sold on such an easy payment i] Course Begins Monday, May 1% in your home, or call at one of these attractive, convenientishah Lecture Room, 200 Seattle, Washington SAVAGE WASHER SHOP 1615 Weatlake, near Pine MAin 9976 four knife. Add enough milk make soft dough. Add wall beaten eae. Spread over top of each dish enough pastry to cover it. Slit center to allow steam to escape, Bake in hot oven. (RISCO For light, tender cakes 4 Fe Setter * ” by Helen Rode Ant Bridge,” by ANH RI McCay Point, ” by M. eth Seite Portrait One Profit One Price ) REGAL SHOES 1118 Second Ayenue Next to Strand Theatre (Men's te,” hy eta c 19, by Mabel Duc: ELECTRIC HPTIONS AND DISCUSSIONS. 305 Pine Street, ————Sunday, May 11, apecial receptions J [on HRONRITE SHOP [CENTRAL = LECTURE ROOM, 200, at the 1325 East 45th Street KEN, 3895 £932 Fifth Avenve of suffering humanity will be eations gladly answered. Unnaaniatt TTT A NNNCANAREUCAVP A VAMNUTACPUGTOUUUUUUUUUU ANE CEUUEU MOANA ALANA ALLE No Collectt q