The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 10, 1924, Page 11

~FaGs Pee air J al — uu. oe || Sosigaad McCormick, of McCormick, | gram and giving one an opportunity | Wash. | (HURSDAY \ : Seatt le Society [MRS. ROLAND HUDSON CORBETT] Personal lj Edited by Lillia K Lek ubon An THE SEATTLEI I » MA ir-0600 Telephon Frances Oldham 1ond Owens in Honor of T > Guests xan - Mrs. Davis Is Brid s iy an f rtland Ma ! wa ” 6 <4 f HW reshlence 1 ire, I t ft , few w nit i. % eaten ee oe scone 1 Bring Unapproached Values ut Home Jett pte Ofte es hay t ns 1 rs Mr oJ Dutt ‘ | x oh Mr irs. ( Wasne — YO A epee SP it foe er ; I eatured Dress Sale { } I o bd ® 1 eo att : : | | : . | , 142 | are gue } - — i s | n for a f f oni et Mrs 4 Hende * Spode, Hfucariee owt oc A Great Coat Selling Peggy I wast of ng her parent ri ire. D as hee ie Mr, and Mrs, ( I Bla | Mins Marg Es phat ie *ties! fa 7 Irived from New York to spend the jpammer " ith er mother, Mrs, Wil: | $ 5 ia ioL = fr *aulo Mrs. Roland Hudson Corbett, formerly Miss Frances Carkeek The Upstairs Shop That Saves You Money Carlson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, John E. Carlson, who|** Second and Union, Seattle, Wash. is a recent bride.—Portrait by La Pine-Rogers Studio, Zeonsra an List for Orthovedic NATIVE DAUGHTERS community organization, after ¥ Ju David: wth eta eo. Ranmaats 2% 7 Se Te hich followed | @8" J Rene OF WASHINGTON freahments Will be served, Eve Genevieve be Aggociated Clubs Sailors Invited Cars Delayed by the ceremon Shops Princess Angeline Parlor No. 2. | body welcome Branigan, lef For traveling t bride wore a| Mrs. F. W. I os Native Daughters of V ne le, Ore dark blue tailleur with grosgrair and white chiff wt 1 Mr. i at home in Seatt A meeting will be t rociated Improvement North End, at the G All authorize ** be t in - Steve ai iy before Entertains at kard, Mra. Walter | ADDITIONAL CLUBS mm = Golf Club e|SUNDAY EVENING vi film. f I tained with a lu this afternoon at MEETING Ballard W nat 12:30 7 m in the after WHAT YOUR MIRROR, WILL SHOW The luncheon | posed of Mra. committed is J. H. MacNi Hostesses for Musical Tea Sklarewski Heard in lina, |Concert at Cor ANNUAL PLAY The epartme jOURAUD'S Tiformal Dinner Before Dance To complim Miss Dorothy 0 will be hb week en more families in Washington enjoying per- fectly baked pies, cakes, biscuits, muffins, etc., Particular Miss Elizabeth will enter: fain with an informal dinner at Sunset club on Saturday eve tefore Mr. and 4 in the mas’ of the final group. ns tery rs. J. H. Bloedel’s tance at the Golf club in compll ac: ig bye the a dar rat ue : eee aie ‘then the charming because the housewives a | mane, ‘comonr, with tustoatin are particular about the ing climax to the pro: id hardly have spent a enjoyable nor a more instruc ‘ hour and a half anywhere. analytical remarks by Mrs gle were extremely instructive, adding to the pleasure of the pro- Informal Luncheon for House Guest Miss Ruth N ¥ith an inform home, on Friday baking powder they use, and they always insist upon having | CALUMET THE WORLD'S GREATEST | BAKING POWDER There isn’t an ingredient used in baking that is as vital to success as baking pow- ep ee one spoonful of an inferior leavener can ‘Clubs ruin a dollar’s worth of other x7) ingredients, lock will entertain | t luncheon at her afternoon, {n com- Piiment to her house guest, Miss to better appreciate the technical Invitations have been limited to| qualities of Mr. Sklarewski’s work. tose friends of the guest vf honor. | A exquisite interpretation of Sgam- |bati’s Menuet a I'Antico gave the fi | nal touch to the concert. The Cornish school will present | Alexander Sklarewski and Theodore | ering, violinist, in a concert at the k | ‘Tacoma hotel, on Saturday morning, Z| July 12, at 11 o'clock. Several partiés will motor over | from Seattle to attend this concert at} which Mrs. Louise Van Ogle will a sist. | The second dancing scholarship | held at the Cornish school under | MM | Adolph Bolm has been awarded to J | Hermie Herron of Tacoma. . | CLUBS FOR FRIDAY For clear results, use this { itiv | KANSAS WOM CLUB ‘al ae | ‘The Kansas Women’s club wil {meet with Mrs. Mary Church, at ingbrook Farm, Ken‘ m Friday, uly 11. Take Auburn s' at 10:50 Members planning to attend asked to notify Miss . L. Kin- ME Irse-4796, You save when you buy Calumet because the pound can contains full 16 oz. Some bak- ing powders come in 12 oz. cans instead of 16 oz. cans. MICHIGAN CL The Michigan club will hold its meeting at the Cottage garage, 112 |B, 45th st., Friday evening, July 11, Retain permanent impressions of beau- at & p.m tiful scenes that quickly | Take Wallingford car (No, 18). Pass from sight. On ff} Bring cup, plate and spoon it motor trip—week- Outing or vacation, take along AGFA amous non-curling FILM for jour camera’s sake~and the pictures you take. A Size for Every Camera Ask Your Dealer For AGFA Film You save when you use it because it goes farther than many other brands—lasts longer —makes more and better bakings. . followed by a business wen ction of officers, op I'ri nt 11:30 a, m., at 4000 eee Don’t risk ruining your : bakings all because of a change July 18, 4 Alki Point Members , who will assemble: under tho pergola of baking powder. Pt oton for a 12:30 o'clock luncheon are asked | Whelfeanie ti ; wn silver and cup EVERY INGREDIENT USED OFFICIALLY APPROVED BY U.S, FOOD AUTHORITIES | kk the club members | | to their husbands | | Study club will have its nic on Frida he Pennsy 1318 2nd Ave. Between Union and University will be hoste supper 1 the city invitation to attend are oxtended a cordial of N. End to Meet brary, Monday, July 14, at 8 p. F.T. Hopkins & Son New York LORiNTAL CREAM Hosiery to Lodge Dances Power Troubles lines eeeccccccccccccscees | The Lives of Thousands were entrusted to ‘ Watch For It! Semi-Annual Clearance of Smart Footwear and Hosiery for Women HUNDREDS OF PAIRS And when you buy at these price reductions, re- member it is Shuart’s assurance. of quality and general desirability of the shoes that makes these savings so splendid. This Season’s Models $6 $ Pgs i ie s10°° Extra Value $1.55 Chiffons Use Your Charge Account SN OTTER AO FOO, : 3