The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 10, 1924, Page 9

*TEMBER 10, 1924. Seattle Society n LeBallister. Telephone MA in-0600 tant—Frances Oldham Louise Raymond Owens THE SE "VISITORS “IN TC ° Mrs. Stuart Will Give Luncheon at Home: Hunt's Point Clubhouse Scene of Party | M wh Ay Entertainments for ¢ Miss Macfarlane - . of M etta Ma. 4 Mr. Klin Le n Clubhouse ride A n *. | Mrs. V a of this| oe Mt be hout t ' ' her me in al party, | el Infor mal Reception | y M 8 ow 1 Me * how sage In Charge of Mrs. Fra Orthopedic Service | ast Miss Helen and Miss Dorothy Lighter, Board Will A. Hamilton, Charles | Los of Mrs, Alson E. Act as Mrs é Angeles, are the guests but atege ng, Mrs, G. L. Bartella, Mrs, |————— — Patronesses et Smeltzer, Mrs. Louis Grow, loxuRci CIRCLE MEETINC The s. Joseph Blaine and Mrs, Arth: “ ie q | f Aid of the mpson The Mount Baker Park Guild, with r and Mrs T. ¢ eetham, orning a » Mra. J Personal and Mrs. Thomas tamsey, Mra esraraba Tuesday from a st Sth ave n, Mrs. Frank E. Case, Mrs./to Lake Chelan. mas E , Mra, John H. Powell see and Mra. 8. G. Murray. Mrs, Eugenie M. Brown of Port- land, WASHINGTON HIV whe by been spendin, the o has P = Waat ths as the guest of| M. Brown, returned |° } M of Los An- ¢ her sister, rs. L, A. Antonelli geles ts the guest c | Mrs, Vv. M shey | Mr. and Mra. A. W. Leonard and | farnil removed today from summer home at Port Madison thelr house in town. who are the Alson E. Woodruff ¢ been limited to intimate nor guests. | . Bates was hostess at a sixteen covers at hor Mr. Daniel Keilehe thelr mx ry club to th and rentoved lace at tite ¢ ere house. tations h Mrs friends 0 Mrs. U. luncheon of home in honor of Mrs. Lyter TRSERY Fo! NAMES . MEETID Mra. P. 0. Satterberg of Spokans| | arrived Tuesday to al ding of her son, Mr rg, to Miss Ruth Price this eve- Mrs. Burns Entertains In compliment to Mrs. Bruce M gan, who has returned from Pasa. dena, to make her home here, Mrs. Frank Burns entertained at lunch eon today at the Sunset club. | . Mra. Wallac daughter, Mary, pai will leave T = Informal Tea for Miss Mary will e Dana] ina Mr i September Bride hall and. Frederick 1 returalng (0) ing, afrs. G. 0 G. Pattullo will entertain ormal tea at her home | afternoon in honor of s, whose marriage’ to iil be an event of | Month. Mrs. 1 eee Mrs. rge Terrell left Inst week the East to remain for about a jand Mr C for eee Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Drown, Mr agi Ss recently and Mrs. Per Lao We and Mr.! yro5 Jone Bart i Mrs. William F Fed tO | rederic asmar al ; Vancouver, 33. C for the last week- | able when who, with their mother, Woodruff A most fortunate purchase in Overstuffed Furniture gave exceptional pieces at sales prices which are remark- ATTLE TAR WN cm él cs oe 5 RTD Small tins, 30c; large tins, 55c PAGE 9 ae alae | prem ma ere Fruit Salad ; i Uns? aie T sf a] — ay wake ¢ { | is | ‘SP! MERRY WIDOW KISSES | ECIAL 60c THURSDAY and FRIDAY per Ib | Mrs. Marcu -Portraite by Grady. FOUR STORES TO SERVE YOL TRADI FC NLA A RT je 1 “GET AC at MINTED PT. A. (District Er = Satinfuetl Brokeo Optician. nk Bide. EL tot-7017. The Davenport—$89.50 The color Selection of us this opportunity to offer you these and taupe shades. you consider the quality of the merchan- — Li sae dise. The large, comfortable Davenport, Rocker and chandisi , Sure Dart “Sores salad Tossdey Chair are furnished in a variety of attractive Velour web bottoms, oil tem he United | Mrs. arnison sailed Tuesday : Miss Katherine | on the H. F. Alexander for a trip| and Tapestry coverings. cushions. ing with a bridge|t San Francisco. — [arn Olive Aubrey Wilton left Tuesday | pat ytocoy. for the East and Quebec,| sta) Mra Saturday afternoon. evening. J. H. Fox and Mra. Informal Luncheon to be gone for a month. Erskine Campbell. Pouring, Mrs. Mra. W. E. Farr of San Francisco! yiry, gtantey Griffiths han re-| William D. Freeman, an informal lunch-|turned trom a three weeks’ trip to NINA FRY THIMBLE CLUB Sunset club. York. NINA F RY Announce Daughter's Marriage Mr. and nd Miss Helen the H. F. Mrs. J. D. Farr Farrell left Tues | Alexander for ¢ O. K. Lien, of Brem.- | BRIGHTON PI érton, announce the marriage of/ fis, Barbara Bellman ha 3 4 their daug’ Laura, to Mr.|tuened from Delano Beach, HOOL Sti Grant Ilion baugh, of Seattle, | she pas been for the summer|, Brighton - $ on September 3. Rev. J. Ralph Ma-| months. | hold its September mee gee read the service noon in the see | day, September 11, at m., at th t Methodist church. home of Mrs. J. De Boor, 4618 Fo H new home, Melrose are at 1201 After September 13 Mr. and Mmm. tanelle st ‘Butterbaugh will be at home at the Homer apartmen . DICKENS FELLOWSHIP | Members of the Seattle branch [the Dickens Fel hip will continue |the study of D: * works, beg |ning Thursday evening, September 11, at of Commerce rooms, Rodgers left Tuesday Alexander for Califor. Engagement of Miss Bachrach Announced | . Mr. and L, Bachrach an nounced the the Chamber at § o'cloc of ¢ gagemen' saughter, Glor' to Mr. Ibert Gol a first on ch ‘ ¢ an ) Ii honor of riaee eden I enter Miss Wick: | 14 q cordial invitation in extended , Mr |ham’s school, — fo ylsitors who are interested 1 (ith the writings of the celebrated nov a reception 4 junday '| Mian Helga Lund left today f Syn tilt | Chicago to attend the Columbia College of 1 Expression Clubs CLUBS FOR TRURSDAY afternoon, 14, from 2 until 5 o'clock. date has been set for the wel-! . Entertain for Washington Visitors | a | pr | » ae | GREEN TO AK AT CLUB | The Woman‘s City club will meet Thursday, On July 15, 1901, DR, MAIL ORDERS tion. September 11, at 12] EDWIN J. ‘| o'clock, at Meves cafeteria. Dr.| * Thomas 32. Green, national ‘rector | BROWN Took Mi of the Speakers’ Bureau ot the| Charge of the hed Joslyn ae American Ted Cross, will speak on} BROWN 7 Give Luncheon “Building for Peaco—a Study in| _A Complete DENTAL Yor ¥ Dynamics.” Selecti z will NOMS on oct eae ‘The Sun, Durham, N, C., says that} OFFICES | Selection i eal thw or, G delivered one of the most ‘ Lilt. Mise Ruth Joslyn will enter Meitent andre San eves cheek 8 Now at 106 Columbia St. | Wilton day afternoon a bala rast | that us humor, irre-| gn the twenty-three years tha and ue Naa BN an tt e and a clarion | have passed, moro than 170,90 Ami tiem wore skillfully| patienty have had thelr dental work | Ss xminster an hour's ‘oratory | done at these offices at « saving bent traditions of over $2,000,000 to thom. Be. 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