The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 7, 1924, Page 13

THE EATTLI TAR rw et i ata RE ES MISS BEATRICE HARVEY | Personal Seattle Society dited by Lillian Keen LeBallister. Telephone MA in-0600 Assistant—Frances Oldham Music—Louise Raymond Owens ) . erm Fo B. “Everything the Name Im- Party Will Honor Oregon Visitor; Seattle Portions, plies“—that's “Frye's Deli- Man Marries in Cali | Mrs. John Gill Matthew cious” Brand Ham, tender and - } i . a sweet. Only choicest tender ms Or ae : young pork is used in its mak- t Dinner H ae ' ‘ “ i ing—and it is cured and = p 10 Cullfo smoked by an exclusive Frye i we ire. M. J. Pig , process which imparts that de- ees "2-8 kraduat t 1 wus lightful mild flavor which has peal Pigott Weds South Dakota Lave mae ot yee made it so popular with thou- . Southern Girt Normal Meeting 7“ eae re ea i; FE Si i of particu! ° ia Peay trend ma, Mrs. Carl Gould returned sands of discriminating house- FL ats “ ow ; ae of 8 : es ag a Mayadas wives. Here, indeed, is a ham ’ a bie ceen 430 ' ‘3 ire. Ht Cuniitt mg , for epicures—and the Frye s t wont : label isa safe guide to those Informal Wikia “ch 3 who appreciate the best ; . at Home Mr, and stra. C.K, Poe will i Bee [uwen meee oo one, OFS | Yee 9 C4 e the ring beare M s 8. E will enter jis expected home ea » June. The bride w tv ee. a eter whole hams mean Ree Seri economy eCulifornia and 8 -! : arr Me foe traternt > [and Homer wilt ent pengenteTations “vert the bisth. ot. 4 By having @ whole Frye’s “Delicious” Ham _ - at r 8 heapita , hanging in the cooler the housewife is pre- . Iway to-ghe I ca } M L. §r ° pared for every emergency and there is aa the added advantage of buying the Ham at if Speaker Luncheon Marriage Will Take : a saving. ot at Club Place in June 3 br. Alexand { T marriage of M I a i ae 2 , Mildred Herman, dau , , The engagement of Mis Prove the delightful economy of buying a gmk at @ the | Mrs. D. L. Herman and Mrs, William Harvey, to Mr. Herbert R. Busse, “ , + ” " by om > Mane ~ recently announced.—Portrait by James & Merrihew. whole “Frye’s Delicious” Ham and you will ferart and Mrs. D. B eam | Mee. (Cherie - | be so pleased with the results that you will wi be the hostesses PARTY PLANNED PACIFIC HIVE NO. | Reservations for the affair wit | 1 # ied ; # Mrs, E ¢ who spent sev ; naturally want to try those other equally ‘ ts Annual May Dance Woman's Century Club has planned turned or \ wonderful Frye products—“Frye’s Deli- — 4 a tel Sf depariment’t ee, | rides a ; a4 16th ave. N, ; cious” Brand Bacon and “Frye’s Wild Rose” hit baal a raat _ Beatle Ci ds inv Music Brand Lard—guaranteed pure. poe os € the ¢ tren o home: Mr, and G. Batehe irs. J Ha arge, AY. | RIDGLEY REBEKAH Complimentary ahernoon at the h € Ars, Joney atrons and patronesses are:| Stra. R 1 Mre W. ¢ ; kar Song Recital Bordeaux, $11 14: ave the fol- | M Katha Cale i nd *. | Woodw iM W. iL. Fee Ridg Rebek ~ , Mrs, W n Butler of Tacoma will ‘vied interesting musical program] E. BL ¢ - 5 4 aire wa art Hott, M } bt oi pom fe. |be prene complimentary song Saketracm Xo 4 Mrs. G tohelle penne i Mrs. W.G. M a . nt 815 p.m will be assisted ion Katherine Robinsoa ‘ ne k + Ha ex by Kathleen J violinist pupil | eat. TP ORS Bing ftate Hi tar the. be ; . ne t x aie of Maurice 1 Mrs, Butler (Mina Mrs. Romey , i i > 1 Mt. Baker Presbyterian church, Mins oragllg M. : rs a se " H EB + Jordan is the daughter of Mr. and . Mrs. Thomas Bo t Mra, D. P. Jordan of Burns, Ore Sanne} Hedges will pr Horgalt a ot Ee: Seg Bt relate ry, Minn Mary She has directed the c « extended to Orthopedic Shops : Bg, soncaping SAaE™ | Cgianooas 2 | pL:Hill who are) Mrs, Peter Mogensen will be hostess! The Daughters’ Auxillary to. the A +. ae The program follows | ested in-the hospital for Queen Guild on Thursday held an en-|piyey i rteo—"Cre fara senza Kuridice”. Gluck Buy Hams and Bacon by this Brand Name—you will find them cae at the Orthopedic Tunchroom, assist ta Seca mae” Mie wilt |The Move -Compiained ex; “EVERYTHING THE NAME IMPLIES” 24-9 diana Visitor to ed by Mrs. A. M. Tho w.| Schofield PP ea va | RaDPhIc Ode Brahma ~ W. Greenwood, Mra, C Brown, {ficern were a. a* rummage s8 Deep Hidden in My Heart”..} Honor Guest Mrs. H. W. Witherspoon, Mra. E. H.| elected to se mulng year May 9 } Arensky ding | Hack, Mra. Edward Buol, Mrs. Z.W.| President, Miss Gilad: j rerriom, Mrs, August Meblhorn, Mra. | vice pres Mrs, 8. Harper, Mrs. J./ cording s wart, Mrs. A. H. Meadow: | doiph; t Mrs. C. Thomas, Mrs. E. W.| correspon Mrs Anderson, Mrs. | Arch Edward and Mrs, E. Phis-! planning a 1 and also t Mount Baker Guild with Mrs, work during the com Squires and Mrs. C, EB. Har Tigpaned will haye charge of the-Thritt | wep SEATTLE CHAPT: Y y morning, and thelwipr, HEAR OPERA Frank C. Arnold is exte tions to a brid he on Sat noon, May! F Him compliment to Mrs. George | y fF. of Bedford. Ind table: ut Vieuxtemps tea Jordan Heart Is Weary” be as soon as possible. Betty Clubwomen to See | with Places of interest in Seattle's Tabs Pratt, G. Bates, Polly industries. Irma and oh, 20 many Shopping “Center” jthary ers, will be there Forty women from the Seattle Fed-| Plan. Speed Tests Were the Tender Apple semi tnrhaicy Eee aeaa wie eration: of Women's clubs will be O}d rien | NEW GUARDIANS IN APRIL | taken on a tour of “Metropolitan for Stenogs Here Center” Thursday afternoon, the ex-| A typewriting speed contest for cursion being d by the home| stenographers and typints in -Metro- economics dey nt of the Federa hi tion, to familiarize the club women politan Center will be held May 19, Pp 4 “ . j ’ ° ong other affairs arr ‘or | E HUM Guild with Mra. M.M.Car-| phe ‘Thursday Musical club, under ( ; f | Suinac; Mrs. Frankie G, Leibly,; — isa —___________ | at the time of Albert Tangora’s visit Pleasure of Mrs. Tovey is a raher and Mrs. J. B. Quick Wednes: | tne auspices of Weat Seattle Chapte amp 1re Ir S} Queen Anne, Wokihelo, Hiawatha; Miss Margaret Hazen,|to Seattle. Mr. Tangora is the Party on Frid: even t! day afternoon No. 1066, 0. EB. S., will present the r | | Snohomish, Pocahontas; Miss Ella| world’s champion speed typist, and Death Song ‘ Ahepherd’s Bong” (XITt Mrs. Margaret B. Jones, Linc comtury) Watts | istrict tots gg yt Sara, Marie Co mastin'Re the plane istrict, Akipsays; Mrs. Eth Christner, Alki, Gitchie Gum Mra. Hetty E, Davidson, Central opera “Maritana”’ at Masonic temple The Garden club invites all Fire-| OUT-OF-TOWN Foxwell, Olympia, Sunowa; Miss! has consented to supervise a contest sand Miss May B, Stack, Walla Walla,| Dorothy Millgard, Walla Walla,; exclusively for Metropolitan business We Seattle, on day evening ? Seay 8 at 88 6 dine : under to participate in aX ket Mrs. Hiram Wallace, Duvall,} Talopochan | women. ( arr ofr At ot MaMa ech ons Women's University club at 2 o'clock | CLUBS FOR THURSDAY Thu May §, at $ p. m,, at the; ters i Contest 4 Chamber of Commerce Den Sons Mire. Me Tphanet 1. For the most attractive basket CREATION ANi tg Rat “ yor KIF A Don Caesar made by the girl and filled with wild : ROUND COMMITTEE ALKI P--T. or garden flowers. Mie recreation and playground, Alki P.-T. A! will hold its regular |Charies 11 | a ne 1 aday, May §, at the) itee will hold cits meeting Mectins on Thursday, May Nichols IN THE 2. For the most attractive basket | | Larariilo Larson ased by the girl, but filled with | May erening, May $, in t school. The pupils of Miss Hilma) “The opera will be given in concert wild or garden flowers. | Peterson will furnish the music. | rorm with dramatic reading by Mrs LAND T | Wo have been instructed to tell | ity service headquarters in : “ |B. C. Green, The club ensemble in e you there will be prizes. No flowers BNew Arctic hotel: The speaker ADDITIONAL CLUBS cludes: |are to be purchased. If you enter te Mr. Ben Evans, superintend rs, Wendell Daggett, Mra. FE. W this contest, call’ CA pitl-1133, playfields; Mr. E. H. Painter Mrs. C. W | = | pthe Community service, and Mr Mrs, 1 Groups may sign up at head Ellis, of the physical training) Princess Angeline Parlor No. 2, Na-\ 1, Larson, Mrs Johnson R quarters to clean and_ re-decorate ment of the public schools.|tive Daughters of Washington, held | Mra. G. BE. Arlund, Mrs. 1 Goodie jeottages at Camp Sealth, ssio1 A i on Friday eve-| Mra. La¥orest w, Mr J . > Camp registration is open now I discus - i " ; their annual election on Friday ev pune Mr L. Woodmansee VACUUM. PACKED Send in your application blank ana ning, May 2. | Mra. Ezra Pope, Mrs. H. H. Lecken registration fee. The fee is\$2. | by, Mrs. Virgil Hancock, Mra. Ralph Pioneers, notice! Tho first pertod flies and Campfire Girls 12 yea NATIVE DAUGHTERS OF WASHINGTON Chandler, Mrs d elected the follow n osIs CLUB art department of the Sorosis ing officers for the year: Past Mill meet at the Women's Fed-| Miss Eva Kent: ausen, yay a | Nichols, Mrs. E. P, Jarvis, Mrs. Carl | of camp will be known as usual as of » Thursday, May 8,| Sbannon; 4 bisipers ida Brondgard: | DOetiat: | |the pioneers’ period. All tho giris E Mrs. M. B, Calendar witi | ams; countess, Mra. Ida Svendgard;} see |who have attended camp for the |recording secretary, Miss Blossom | past four yedrs regulatty attend the| ‘opening period of Camp Sealth Registrations for first period should ALTERATION SALE Thursday, Friday and Saturday | NORDICA CHORAL CLUB The Nordica Choral Club will hold its regular weekly rehearsal Friday | evening. May 9, at 8 o’clocek, in Mr Helen Crowe-Snelling’s studio, 610 Montelius building, All members re | quested to attend | Kent; treasurer, Miss Nellie Hans; Program follows: “Technique: | aby “inv: Olly | eretary, Mra. Olive Meach © Interest," Mrs. Thomas | tnancial secretary * am; conductress, Mrs. Marie Case; in- Pires by Romney and) cuisitor, Mrs. Jessie Roper; historial, Drie: wid. Hoey urd’ | Mra. Henrietta Andr that ‘old porclrocker! There is no substitute for comfort! No matter what you are considering, -COM- FORT —is the thing that DECIDES. The best proof of this is that 1,000,000 women buy Ye Olde Tyme Comfort Shoes yearly. Comfort is built into this shoe. Yet, it is trim, graceful and extremely pleasing to the eye. Ye Olde Tyme Comfort Shoes are made over scientifically designed lasts and from correct fit- ting patterns by men who have specialized in Miss Zelda Dean Miss E Nollie Hans and Mrs, Bes: ums; grand parlor delegates, Miss Eva Kent and Mrs. Ella Shan- | non, with two alternates, Mrs, Marle| Case and Mrs. Bessie Williams. ‘| “The queen appointed the following | LU . peg bee to make all arrangements | 1624 Fifth ave. W. bsg at-| cor the grand parlor meeting: Mrs,|tions call Mrs. J. Chafin, Kicnwd | Ida Svendgard, Mrs. Marie Case and 0244, | Onn ty will be given men's club Tri until 4 o'clock KANSAS WOM A benefit card pa by the Kansas day, May 9, from 2 at the home of Mrs. L. V. Rawlin enThygesen auxiliary ‘will in Veterans’ 1 Armory m. Im business meeting. A ful ee desired . aes Miss Nellie Hans, which will be held | BRA be | | comfort shoe-making for women for twenty years. ha Fr, CLUB in this city the first part of June, the | BALLARD W. C.'T. U : / Buya pair today but to make sure you get the My With stir, 3. 8, from 1 to 4 1 expected that a large delegation of | (ay. Mea pei Atte Game . Comfort Shoe’ anpeara tn theresa! Wave 1 1 Connell, 118 | orticers, delegates and members of | Mri. J. R Lyd paliakhiaghget | and tole; ; the grand parlor will come to this | Mra. M. Simmons will be in charge | Most Styles Values A Hat in $3 ‘95 the House Hats for Every Occasion Swagger, Sport Models and Dress-up Hats The Bubble Shop ' 218 Pike Street Between Second and Third Aves, of the program. Subject, “Sabbath city fro arlors located in the state. ; AY ee ea . ance and Mother's Day.” ‘The annual banquet given by the | Observ Way, May $, at 2 p. m @| Parlor will be held at the Gowman| be erik OLE room. Caciptire ‘Girls, i | Hotel on Frjday evening; May 33) at Peaac hur chub will meet Friday. | charge of the progra il) 6-45 p.m. All reservations must be |W play Oia we inees aid, ® Program. HRe-| | the hands of the committee by the | May 8, at 4 to reado Square a officers f | 20th of the month, The chairman of| meeting at 11 a. m.; luncheon for B ensuing eee ace 1 Tie carat tae ‘fon usete that: reserva: sooner Bt 1940 pm, “Businean aes HM. Vilas: Vico president dra, | tions be handed in to either Mian Eva | son At 2 p.m. | oman W. Kons; secretary, Mis,| Kent, 6260 ttl N. Pie oe teh) Eerie ARB’ IBA, Karr; treasurer, Mrs, Morris oo jas on Putian Nellie Hang,| West Wodland Pu. A. will hot | Hotel Wilhard, EL jot-7240, or office | meeting Friday evening, May 9, in 7 the school auditorium, Entertainment m Mrs. Samuel | BY 10-8720. by outside talent, booths and other | Mra. Morris ONAL CLUB feaures will be the order of the even. | D. O'Brien; al-| EDUCATIONAL CL : Mrs, C. it. stustt Men.| ‘The Woman's Educational club] "* Peg Mrs, Donald B. Olson, Mrs,| will meet with Mra, J. EB. McGrew.| pusiness WOMEN'S CLUD mitti and Mrs. HP, Ken-|6027 16th ave, N. B, on Saturday.) ‘The Seattle Business and Profes. | May 10, at 2 o'clock, Program at} gional Women’s club will give a} eee 4 o'clock. benefit whist party at Wing's eafo. FELLOWSHIP Mrs. H. A. M. Bonnar will speak| teria, Saturday evening, May 10. All Fellowship will meetlon “The Subnormal Child.” mombers, and their friends invited, PT. A. will meet} $3 to $5 a # Ay COMFORT SHO¢S LUNN & SWEET, Inc. AUBURN. MAINE Also makers of Sweet Sally Lunn Suspension Arch Shoes the convention in OMFORT]