The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 19, 1924, Page 11

2 PHURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1924 THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 11 i { 7 — \f 5 ge ee bm | | Found a Way to Seattle Society ( MRS. EUGENE WOODMANSEE | Persona Sienderize My Waist lited ian Keen LeBallister, Telephone MA ir-0600 4 ° J * trp . ' and Hips-/n. ead sistant—Frances Oldham e . . Louise Raymond Owens e 2 e : a =? Luncheon for Returned Travelers at Golf ; . The # ( { Miss Perkins to Entertain for \ ‘ [ - Bride-elect ’ : 7 | i sw . - | | t Mrs. John Hags € Sct | | ore Mone uM I ‘ ' : = — Wade, thm nape ; ' Sandwiches for re 2 a t Z a : eee r § " hs bea caved ee Mrs. taaw oe Mr, and Mem. B. F the June Walk @ vis: tterbac AP | *\, beothgpeodly piahil set aA: motored Chop hard cooked eg, i tain! House Guests | 4 and Mra, &. = and crisp, broiled ba 8 Sunset Complimented | Se ea ee , 1 H ‘ con. Mi th Best f t k, of} Mra. Manly Harshman enter utherland (Monica Hughes) ar “ I Foods Gold Medal wy ~ * ‘taatan of brid malt De 1 J Hee an | Mayonnaise to m a oh man | aaa : paste. Serve between ‘ » compliment ¢ nd Mr biteve slices of whole whe: Mrs, Ale der Hostess Mra. A. ¢ : io whole wheat att walk gu , ~ be Ir. and Mrs, John E. I " \ read se | coneianea ; he a bar hoes ‘ | RA lead ae ch banal reir et st The delicacy of fresh y after day. | ; Orthopedic Lunch and Washington i | eggs, the el € sweet \ Seattle sus Thrift Shops ae oe jeadag Ne eco as-a-nut fla of fine : Oe |e Sik eae thelr ch in finn Ma t i tr f ° salad oils, an ¢ te Capta n and Mrs. edie Lunch fee r ‘ . , jorie Cumpbe eis: Me ¥rida ¥ 7 - - nd tang of rare spice an, ted that it ri Willa: te tu pen, Airs, Cyrus ee |W me ve, M cooked dressing—an 1 to 3 inches the ver i! Mra. M . Big Bt ay ge King, M Mins Ruth Bnta, of Berkel A. I. Nofsing c J idk re pe ae n over the codengarseail | nal Tues: | M et wating |has a i in town to mith haye arranged the program | GOld Medal is un- instead of a stiff cc fits like a kid | wee thea. | Wr E rece? ” ~ summer with her mother, Mrs. 1.|for the afternoon. Mra. W. I cooked and is made glove—has garters attached. H f par t : Hannon, Mra. J al sani ove pobwante, Cuapomniees el eee!) “tress daily from’ coast pa r hipsand | ‘ > L, McNoble and committe . oh waist-to look slender wi get slender. Sunset Club ( ele brates Birthday Sunset club entertained ita Pid mw a delightful and| Muller, cha inment Wednesday | the afternoon 2 following the luncheon in — »p will be in ch e charge in| [ae Weds at Bethany Lutheran Church The ; t. memb marriage Ferd. T Hopkins s ‘fon ‘ Gouraups [ORIENTAL CREAM Miss Bertha Han wick ave. of honor and Mr. Hans Reinertsen | the best man. Margaret Reinertsen | _—_—1_7 was the ring bearer and Emma Hil dal the flower girl. A large recep- tion followed the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Reinertsen will make | their home in Seattle. c.D. PHILLIPS wc. 1308 SECOND AVENUE Will Wed This Evening | ‘The marriage of Miss Annie Gus. tafson and Mr. Harry Nicholson will be solemnized this evening. at the home of the groom’s brother and sister-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. N. H.! Nicholson, in Laurelhurst. Rev. Emil Clubs | CLUBS FOR FRIDAY WHITTIER HEIGHTS IMPROVEMENT CLUB | The Whittier Heights Improve-| ment club will hold an open air community meeting in Salmon Bay Carmen Ideut. and Mrs, W. Bernard Gog |ginw (Etta Elgin) are receiving con ging will be stationed for two y .e | 3 of Mrs, Daniel Ranks ono! Miss Helena Humanon of Portland | METTING OF. FEDERATION thday. A band| ‘| i ug a the Ragas | arrived today to visit Mr. and Mrs. |POSTPONED costumed in| °° he Bi ange 7 - feder R. Knox Roberts. Saturday, Mrs ar meeting of the Seattle during -thel eo a ee a. | Malthy, Roberts, with her guest, will motor | F; ¢ Women's ( bh Included were Mrs. | > a er, Mrs. J. M. Cun to Vancouver, B. C., for the golf |been postponed from Jun Clare E. Farnsworth, Mra. Donald |"! Mrs. N. J. Irv r day, June 30, on ac Ba Mra, Harry Ostrander, Mrs. |“ ne those in charge | atte pecs So wena Jam pert Sulli Mrs. Arthur | Bet ¥e > sab ae E. Barnhart Mr. and Mrs, Benjamin Milnes | Latimer, Miss Loyal Treat, Miss| Pres ye, Ragan, first vie (Nell Morrison) are recetving congrat Frances and Miss Bentonia Green, | PT Mra. Frank Ballaine, | | ulations upon the birth daughter Jane Perk Miss Dorothy | 04 Vice President; June 16 at Columbus sanitarium Turer and/™ % : Mr. and Mrs M. Butterworth Ostrander as Madame Zaza returned Sunday from a short mo yy fortune teller, amused |® est. tub’s a form of M ang *' ” s tha th . " mit fo Mrs. A a ho! Derothy Ewing 1 M David | Miss Rebecca hie hos + th 4 | Tu ap of Southern R * ‘SA i e oo Dr. and Mrs. J. Tate Mason and ‘ « ew ansee urdelle Tho daugh-|ramtiy have removed to thelr sum | Ww fy Curavan Has Rested a bare er of Mr.¢ Mi Andrew David Thompsor ose pretty mer home at Hertford, acrows Lake 5 de ital re nditto ; home wedding was celebrated on Saturday evening, June 7,\Wasvington, | | | | with Mra, § Po be Cha . | B. Galloway ts expected 5 ot Ty. euated tur from a short buat « HE HT ! I t > RK j i ! c mbe n the 1 nis Rose now 1 for the ademy. in Portiand, i» he 1 © } m 10 a for the summ lays. | t m 14 p.m, at 4090 Arcade cee | Olym- | square Mildred Farrar, of Los An H ave « ho has ben the guest of} k must | ALLAH IAL ¢ H t (Emily Jer. | Breakfast at to] , ! okane for a ¥ . " A » Summer Home | : . : Heat yah pleasure r {t an o hk adviser to t i 2 i {> ' ry gh schog! r re RY baa rrrcsak TMhamnrats Tilasmook Tlamvvak Tilhaowse be Tillamook Tillamook Tillamook Tillamook Tillamook Tillaxreck: Your favorite heese in a | Wolff, Mra. FE. A. EB. Bwain, Mrs. F. € to coast, W. 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