The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 21, 1924, Page 12

THURSDAY AUGUST 21 y24 Edited by Lillian Kee n LeBall h Assistant—Fr es Old m Music—Louise Raymond Owens y Sy | Seattle Society MA ir-0600 Miss Helen Goetz, Bride-to-Be. Honored Co Complimented., M' s ‘ ET . ‘ : @ bridg . Mrs: ¥ ' \ H . j P terta ul Ml Ma , + Aus } Aun son and \ M y Miss Mary Collins Vian th Honéred er m M 1M Mar ‘ | attend I Ma 1 a8 ’ setts. ole Marriage Announce? ; M M D ( Tennis Club's Party Grows ; . Plans are w about com, f ‘ - University Coupli Cc. H.| ] ran. Mra. | Married Marriage a Surprise to Their Friends many friends was the marriag Mrs. Agnes Behr Just and M Gibson of Angeles in that city July 28 Mr. ind Mrs. Gibson on a motor trit thru the Yosemite valley, thence on 1 t at home at 18; the first of Septeme here, and will 14th ave, after Luncheon Planned : ee Biche At Sunset Club Nordahl-W iggers Mrs. Is J n wite ot Marriage guest of 1 Mrs. Alexander E ing ha lu Fy Monday afternoon at Miss Pearl McDonnell Complimented . \ For the pleasure of Miss Pearl M ” Donnell, who is leaving shortly , the University of North Dakota where she will be the librarian, her | , ~" sorority sisters in Delta Gamma are giving a party for her Thursday of next week at the home of Mrs. Wi ¢ Ham Clark, 1558 E. Garfield ie Evening Bridge Party * Planned Mr. and Mra. M. J. Van Asch Van Wyke are arranging several eve nings of bridge at t apartment in the Kinnear next week. One will be given next Tuesday and } other Thursday evening, while the / dates for the others have not been | x | Miss Rebecca Scurry to Marry: September 3 Mis& Rebecea Scurry, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Archibald jexander Ruggles, has announced Septem! 3rd as the date for her m to Mr. Eugene Rudow Henry Rudow. The cere 3 be performed at the home of Judge and Mrs. H. A. Myer her uncle and aunt, by the Rev. Sydney Mor tan, at 8:30 o'clock The bride wili be given age by her brother, Mr. J: ry, and Miss Elizabeth Sc in mar Kk Scur sister, will be her only endant Mr. Lawrence Wiley will attend Mr. Rudow. Among the many parties given f Miss Scurry was one last Thursday | Davenport, lowa, ¢ } ‘afternoon at which Mra. Tom Mes-| wedding ; j dag and Mrs. Edwin R. Hogg, Jr..| The bride attended the } Mr. and Mr: were hosjésses at a garden 1| of Washington a miscellaneous shower at the M % | Delta Zeta so home at Wing Point. This a attended Augu noon Mrs. A. 9. Dt Mr, and Mrs. W Alex 8. Goodfellow entertain tor for a trip thr & preserve shower at tea Oregon, Mrs. Wi Disnay'’s home at Wing Point a suit of reseda and. trimmed P 7, with which # Miss Carney Honored | jate-cotored For the pleasvte of Miss Mar-/and a fox fur jorie Carney and her fiance, Mr. home in Seattle William V me ow Anna ‘ University fs a member of d the groom and taffeta } They will make h followed, « Brown, Mars ted by ) Personal ‘Orthopedic Thrift Shop Orthopedic Lunch Room I Mr k Harry Coe, M rn t! Mra, Elizabeth H Mra. Ca mer, Mra. Her 1 M 8 Prov ! ar Lt r Tent Mra. H Mra Neal irew McAule Kat M ad I I REENWOOT, 0. 1 HOCIAL CLUT ” The Greenw oO. lub ow aA STAFF PICNICS r ‘i amp in Oct THE UNION ve WILL SHOW see HARMONY HOMESTEAD H tead hood of An Y Tuesday ¢ A i ‘ Y. W. C. A. SECRETARIAL Orchard Massage this sweetly lemon arms ani Famous sta bring that rosy-white complexion Lsement. emons Bleach } the Skin White}! ~ The only harm- less way to bleach the skin white {s to mix the Juice of two lemons with three ounces which any drug gist will for a few cents. Shake well in «| bottle, and you have a whole quar. | ter-pint of the most wonderful skin | whitener, softener and beautifier. h into the face, ands. It can not irritate. | beauties use | ar, youthful skin and freckle, sunburn and tan bleach. You must mix this remarkable yourself, It can not be bought ready | to use because it acts best immedi. | ’r lately after it ts prepared.—Adver. | Walter Homan, of Des Moines, Ia., SS whose marriage will be an event of Friday evening, Dr. and Mrs. D. L. Carney entertained with a ¢ of thirteen covers at their home Tuesday evening. 4 On Saturday of la ) and Mra. & B. Palmer gav a sixteen covers for Mis: and Mr Homan at the 4 . lh 6 € Arctic club, after which the party Your hom were guests of Mr. and Mra. J. W : bry Essex at a theater party at the needs music } Metropolitan theater. } rd, | To Entertain canto for Bridal Party \ Miss Marjorie Carney is enter q \ taining the members of her bridal party and a few additional guests this evening at dinner at the home of her parents, Dr. and Mrs, E. M } Carney, following the wedding re- hearsal at 5 o'clock, the dinner will be served at 7, with covers placed for twenty-eight | one | The Misses Winn | ] Entertain for Visitors i The Misses Bertha and Nina Winn | { entertained with a tea at their home | yesterday afternoon to compliment their sister, Miss Agnes Winn, of Washington, D. C., who ia their) guest for a month, and for Mins Rhea Culver, of Kalamazoo, Mich. Presiding over the prettily appointed ten table were Mra. ©. 8. Suter, Mre, Arthur Sanlers Mra. Charles Griffith, Mra, Frank Smith, Miss great INGS of old had but to command nd the € musicians of time appe pond to the command ery man or woman has a Royal Brunswick This instrument, with Brunswick improved features ean be your Pay a deposit and then only $2 a Week price $119.50. standard finish—including double face records, record brush and needles. ry style of Brunswick Victrola in our complete Place the cut end of the Tillamook loaf on a warm plate. It's parafined coat will hermetically seal in its freshness. 1 performed Today the great artists THI EATTI Women’s Clubs CLAIbS FOR FRIDAY “” BY * a $ © i c 1 KI | ( KE JAN 1 4 ! t ADDITIONAL CLUBS : 1 - Pr N ‘ ae Mra JOHN F. MILLER ¢ The J I ") WHAT YOUR MIRROR A wonderfully pure soft skin, of velvety re, {ree from beauty sed White,flesh, rache REAM chefs endorse TILLAMOOK. Up and down the coast those who know and appreciate fine foods are lovers of . Tillamook cheese. 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Tillamook County Creamery Association Be Here Early For the Season’s First Dollar Friday ¢ Every department full to the limit of Fall's newest whims—modish Autumn, models for the matron, Paris- ian styles in smart schoolday hats of originality and charm for the miss, unique ideas in untrimmed shapes, faultless foundations for correct hats in every line; sports hats of every pleasing effect, and hundreds of children’s hats, priced for tomorrow At orc seeeceeeeee gimme) ptt mmed Hats A great diversity of brim in duvetyns, velvets, velvet and duvetyn combinations, # embracing eyery whimsical contour of Fall millinery modes, leaving to clever # women the simple delight of applying trims and embellishments as fancy dic- Pesterscectrstirrtrectacssetisisstecssetsrssrstissisctessscisicrctecstesessessesssstts Trimmed Hats sesssgamnnnnnnngggqegqggtnazttannantattnasassszzti: Children’s Hats Sports Hats: Fall's Juvenile Millinery with all Many pleasing variations # turer modes, will be found in this spe- i ance of enduring newness. cial lot of Felts, assembled hence The Criterion will be cater- tomorrow. 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