The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 18, 1924, Page 11

SDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1924 "|* | Seattle Society |\— Edited by L tant—Frances Oldham Music—Louise Raymond Owens Vrs. Gree Hostess at Luncheon Before Dance Recital; Entertains at Luncheon With the Advent of the Season Bridge . rep ( gt Mra 1B Ty . ! The New 7 sh “<""| Ottoman Cloth v OL O the; vedi c L unch and uF OAR ED ad iat A mi Ta 1 ‘ ag ape J ge This Afternoon te M Ashi wh t M of “; = r ' t W M py M P Rr « , pit p ~ ! Lat, Mrs, Jack W Afra $ . ; se guest, and M - ao ' i ig mt They are of the new shades— an W ! tere will be in ir An Mee. 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Gaffney.—Portrait by Curtis Studio. || | Reservations "Made for : ee AT $25 36 N |ROWANA CHAPTER CARD = Tennis Club Affair : sent sgh 9 ig" eal RO, SPS A y I = Peed Bt Park M file ; £ r & eee ‘ | : ec Fa and inter ats z E.|* 5 t F = : ee : 4000 Arcade Sa vr COLONEL ETHAN ALLEN OME time ago Violet Tatum, monitor of exclusively designed mil- = Informal Bridge for pn Me! bers ‘ae linery, assigned her entire stock of Millinery, Cloaks, Suits, |] = Miss Leghorn aaa cee GAR meet F ete., for the benefit of creditors. We bought the millinery stock, = Mrs, William : : Of PT Roepe ce preeeediietie consisting of original patterns, such as Veyman, Meadowbrook, Ney- rate i see land, Premier, Banks, De Marinis, Randa and Violet Tatum’s own = WOMEN OF creations. = t oh. slatien ers ge 1 see MOOSEHEART LEGION o'clock D. % COMMITTEE 2 TING Women of Mooseheart legion w Dinner Hosts Tonight Queen Anne sere all Wer eeoenthe par acteepeconate| Best aed party Fridsy.sveoin Kora Kon a. Ww Mrs. E. t the Rainier club, party at the Hanson will lea Entertaining at Home 7 * Informal Luncheon for Visitors j “ For Mrs. J. Le Roy Owens of Los Angeles, who ts visiting wn, Mrs M. Ross Downs will give an informal funcheon at her home Friday after- Luncheon Compliments House Guest compliment to her h Augusta Collier, of ) John Hopkins enter home today at luncheon Bridge Tea for | Miss Uddenberg | . iderhead (Fraser | s arranged a bridge of fee tables at her home for y om in honor of ice Uddenberg, who will leave y for an extended trip in the At the tea hour, Mrs. Starr Cal vert and Mrs. J Morris will pour 3 Florinda Brown, Miss Carol and Miss Doris Fischer will Music | 9 Russian Baritone Is Heard M. Vaasil, Kiriloviteh sky, dramatic baritone harmonic institute of M der the ancient regime All-Russia opera, tions from his large re roles in the stud », the McKelvey, YOUNG L, ADIE 8’ SODALITY The Yo party at Sacred Hear z odalit wil | hall, Thursday evening, September | —- —_—__ —— ——_—_— —*—__ — f é riday. Septem {im af |invited to attend. \corsets, ban S| ae For sore Skin | Westinghouse : COOKING DEMONSTRATION * ELECTRICAL COOKERY, NOW, roe) Taaea = ‘Pagel Sound Power & Light Company oe 6 siaack,‘Rumerowe SH THE SEATTLE STAR PAur 411 VISITORS ‘FROM MONT ANA (olan |e ersonal. (2. | i the This imposing array of Fall Modes, consisting entirely of exclusive de- signs, in which there are no two alike, fashioned in Fall and Winter ma- terials and colors, assembled in one group, will go on sale tomorrow at one price ..... 1°51 ARAN icepiaccns cag np ag ing SPER ea Hv { \Under brassieres, Violet Tatum’s prices on these hats were $16.50 to $32.50 Matteawan Velours There is also a large selection of Matteawan Velours which reflect the new Fall modes, in the rich hues, shades and colors of Autumn, MIMOrny PHO Aes. sc esse esse an esi ce hse ca wen Hees 6. 75 (Main Salon) We Have Not Overlooked 3} \, Dollar ; } \ Friday . It wouldn’t seem like Friday at The Criterion without thousands of the newest of the new in the season’s modes on display, priced at One Dollar. So, tomorrow, you'll find FELT SPORT. HATS Self-trimmed and untrimmed, in every audacious, snappy quirk of brim and cheery color, $1 PICO (BGs csincy co's ay eV ante CUE CE CG OSSIT TRIMMED HATS Business and social activities find added zest in the new, radiant Fall colors, shades and shapes of velvet, duvetyns and combinations making up an immense display of street and dress $1 hints; priced at.nics. cuewses te veusceets UNTRIMMED HATS Wealth of color and endless variety of contour in- sure easy and pleasing choice for the clever woman whose individual fancy finds expression in trimming her own. Your ideal groundwork for a dream of a hat is here, $1 PLO at. vee eee gene eens All the New BUCKRAM FRAMES Ge Priced for Friday at 50c Seattles Jargest Tylillinery Store aC pee pals ge ay oeattles Larges at Seneca RT ' 4 ONLY — ONE DAY MORE! Miss Grace Bogue, famous expert on JECTRICAL COOKERY, closes the daily § ions she has been giving in the Di y Rooms of the PUGET SOUND POWE AND LIGHT COMPANY, Seventh and Olive, with Todé and Tomorrow's, 2 to 4 p.m. Electric Range Miss Bogue prepares breakfast, lunch and dinner menus, | and thoroughly explains the I FECTION and ECONOMY of the new WESTINGHOL She has been for many Bi years Home Economics expert for the WESTINGHOUSE COMPANY. FREE menus will be given to all who attend. ny An invitation to attend this interesting demonstration is | extended to present WESTINGHOUSE owners as well prospective owners. You will find the dishes new and dif- & ferent—you will learn more about the WESTINGHOUSE and BETTER COOKING, Out of the largest stock of ELECTRIC RANGES in the Northwest we would like to have you select the one for your cooking needs. Take advantage of our great sale and enjoy i IUHUUUU EEUU mec e OR ANY OF OUR OFFICES = = = = oTRIC BLDG, si VENTH AND OLIVE, MA in-5000 F Fins