The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 11, 1924, Page 11

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11 1924 Edited by Lilliar Assistant M « 5 pla P tr. ¥ will “he badd H dge Tea for Vrs. Walker . n M 8 2 W Ele ts w in for tea. Cecyl Bancroft to Wed _ Seattle Society Keen LeBallister Frances 0] Louise Raymond 18) Owens suncheon at Sunset Club Will Honor Visitors: A g for Miss Jerome Wig W ec | | Telephone MA ir-0600 | ham ygen-Armstrong iding Celebrated Nature bies f Ophelia roses Humphrey and the flower girls, ndie Margaret seattere arm of h « gown Her bouquet was how m roses and lilic Albert Lovejoy of va M Ma r an unces the I nN e¢ ceremony, @ recep sageme ter Cecyl, | tton way held at the home of Mr, and Mr, Albert chairman | Mrs. F. T. Humphre 19 W. 60t dramatic art, University of t Afte a short wedd ft is a mem-| and M a will lass at the Ww T ake piace vildren’s Party Miss Moran W Honor Guest ill Be Oo ¢ Helen Mo > returned th week from college, Miss Marion Whea Orthopedic MN A. Ke n cards out for a tea G © hostes t n Friday afternoon, June the O Irs. ameyer and Mrs. T. L.|* 7 w preside over the tea| Mrs. Peter Mc M Win fred Lewondo Guthrie Mixs ( Mra, J. L. Kre rs. A\urust }|Mehlhorn, M {ford Thomas, : ; Mrs. O. A. Kjos, Mra, C. 8. Moe, Mra. C. O. Baker, Mrs. E. Phistere Mrs. Homer Boyd, Mrs. A. H. Meadow S. Brown, Mra. H. 8 Frank Plumer, Mrs Mrs. E, C. Hughes, Mrs. Henry | C. Mrs. J. D, Stockton Mrs. R. D. Merrill, Mre.| Mrs. Maurice Anderson and Mrs 1 Perkins, Mrs. John|E. M. Hack s Ada Hanford, Dr. Wal . Arthur Dunn and Dr, C. . Members of the Seattle b, will assist Mrs. meeting of the club at Mrs | STRAWBERRY din tt rhrift Shop will be in charge and Mrs Baker ing, and First Hill Women’s Clubs FESTIVAL CLUBS FOR THURSDAY € - Elite Rebekah Lodge No. 134, wil ‘ALTRUISTIC CLUB hold a strawberry festival, Thu The Pythian Sisters’ Altrulatic | day, June 12, qt 9 p. m. at 2609 lub, of Seattle templ will meet | Jackson st. All invited. th Mra. Mabel Sawyer, 1911 E.| see t., for an allday session on | WOODCRAFT TOTEM CLUB day, June 12 Woodcraft Totem club will meet see Thursday, June 12, at 2 p. m. in the LEGION AUXILIARY club rooms. The social committee 2D PARTY I be in charge of the meeting. American Legion auxiliary to Unt- | Stet versity post, No. 11, will give a card ADDITIONAL CLUBS party in Douglas’ University hall, - ‘Thursday, June 12, at 2 p. m. | WOMAN'S CIVIC CLUB eee The Woman's Civic club will send SEWING CIRCLE wing circle of Ionia chapter, will meet Mrs. Mary 13th N., Thurs. 1 o'clock ‘ee 0. Emerick, day, June 12, wit ave DORIC SOCIAL CLUB, 0. E Doric Social club, 0. meet Thursday, June 1 t Woodland s. . will at 2 p. m., Sastern Stars | four delegates to the state conven tion at Pullman, Jt 4 hey 6 Mra. 8. Pearson, Mrs. Hausmar Mrs. A. D, Thompson and Mra. F Lofgren. The club has adjourned for the summer months and will resume {ts meetings in September in the club rooms in the Terminal Sales building, First and Virginia. oe. und friends invited. SIGNAL CORPS AUXILIARY eee ‘The Signal Corps auxiliary w WASHINGTON HIVE NO. 944 hold its next regular meeting ngton hive No. 944, L. O, T.| the home of Mrs. A. S. Hellent M., will give a card party at the| 6016 Rainier ave, Wednesday ev home of Mra. Jennie Gilbert, of Kirk-| Ring, June ssa pe land, Thursd June 12. 2 Belice age June 12, Take 12) o. 7. U. RESOLUTION see Protest against the request that | LAKEWOOD CI the federal government allow phye! FLOWER SHOW clans to increase alcoholic prescrip The me of the ‘Woman's|tions was made yesterday by ti Lakewood ( Improvement club| City Federation of the W. C. T. 1 ill hold a fi how Thursday |at its meeting at Plymouth Congre ad Fr J and 13, from 2, 8ational church. to 10 o’cloc n the clubhouse,| The federation’s action, taken in corner 50th Ithe form of a resolution, ts the re and Angeline st. see RECREATION COMMITTEE The Recreation committee of the cattle Central council of Parents and 8’ association will meet y ever June 12, at 7:20 at Campfire ship Camaraderie, to inspect the ship. | From there the committee will in- pect Rogers playfield, which has re y been Iighted. Members will be ied to cover the convention of | gion ial work, State which will convene at} the University of Washington, June | of the # by members of the social serv |partment of the Woman's Century 18-19-20, o. GEORGE WASHI Alice Chase, of shington circie, home-cooked dinner TON CIRCLE eneral George Ww hursday, June will give |M Chics the low ten ¢ conference of |\CLUB ENJOYS PICNIC | On: ub, land. Vol uitou |gult of a request by the American | Medical association, convening ir at the regulations unde uct be liberalized to preseribe moi ago, t physici |than one pint of alcoholic liquor | jays ot M 1 24 the members atten wedding anniversa . John Wood at 1 e of the son wa most pleasant ou enjoyed Saturc spent Saturday as thé Thomas Crahan, at on Bainbridge 1 who s of Mrs Beach, 12, for the ladies of the G, A. Rt.| During the luncheon hour toast home pledge, at the home of Mra. | were given by Mrs. Emma K. Rine Carrie Rodgers, 720 Queen Anne ave, |hart and Mrs. F. W. Meisnest to Take car No. n Kirst ave. Mrs. Barl Rogers, of Tacoma, honor bg ie SJ uest Mr oldemith, of the Au TURE jrora club, of Tacoma, also was a he auspices of the West | guest club Mr Katherine Following the luncheon the guest. © an art. lecture on ited the an school. The de day evening, June 12, at §| partment decided to take uy definite n the Frye Art work next fall in connection with nd Columbia st ‘lthe Girls’ Parental school ond the | Re | Kenney home | SERIES OF SUMMER THAS Tho first in @ neries of summer | teas with local chapters of P, 1. O.| a8 hostesses will be given Thursday, | June 12, from 2 until 4 o'clock, in| Frederick & Nelson's auditorium. Lo. cal, unaffiliated and visiting P. B. O Members invited. Wihiviset aad | ree | » | DANCE With KRESCEN KLUB Livery Thursday Night ak CHT Pavillon | Warren Anderson's Orchestra | Mis to The engagement of Mrs. Mallie Bancroft, ounced today Mrs. Edmond Booth of Wenatchee in the guest of her lo and aunt Dr, and Mra. Harry Shaw 8. Miss Margaret Lee, of San Frar «0, who } been visiting her cle and « Mr. and Mra, Thomas Merrill, for 1 weeks, left Mon for h see and Mrs rt I. Bouffeu expecte 4 f a short California the of this week eae last week guest of Miss Mr. and M nomas Balmer left Saturday for the East on a trip of several weeks. ae Miss Eleanor or Mead Ernat left Saturday Pa., where she Mr Portrait by Wayne Cecyl Bancroft, daughter of Albert R. Lovejoy, is an- Albee, McBride Studio. 1 | will immer with her arur F ma V. Braw Miss Bentonta beca T guest, left sreday Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Kolde p have ret 1 from a winter |spent in Callfornia Miss Hilda Humberg of Piedmont ns visit and Mrs, Andrew M. Gillespte. vre58 Mina an Carter of Atlanta Ga., in the hou guest of Mr and Mrs. Joshua Green Mr. and Mrs. Karl S. Harbau and Mrs, De Lorne Harbaugh |motor to Vanco B. C, Friday Harbaugh, who lis returning from school in th to meet Mina & 8 Women in 10 ‘of the better class have adopted this new way of solving their oldest hygienic problem BY ELLEN J. BUCKLAND, Graduate Nurse HARM, immaculacy, exqui- siteness. 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Every shapo, material and shade that Is proving popu e lar for this season is hore dale erie | Matchless Variety A greater variety couldn't ked for than | up of all reasonably be # displayed In this « Hat fol design effect mark and there $3.75, Sale Basement Salesroom t’s leading hat maker bet we lost no time in doing it. : Thousands of Season’s in This Great Hundreds of Smart Sport Hats at These Radical Sale Prices | centers. Crisp, new sen- Summer Hats into our store. But it isn’t a dream. No “ifs” or “ands” about it—no compromises. Our he Terminal Sales Building was representative for a s, and when we saw the opportunity to the season’s finest creations “at a price” you can st Hats Included Purchase Your Choice of | Pattern Hats Hundreds of the choicest Pat- | tern Hats released for the ‘ season are shown in wonder- ful variety at this sensational price. 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