The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 29, 1924, Page 11

MONDAY Seattle Society Edited by Lillian Keen LeBallister, Telephone MA in-0600 Assistant—Frances Oldham Music—Louise Raymond Owens SEPTEMBER 29, Club Tonight; Entertains for World Flyers Orthepedic Card Party L THE SEAT MISS GLORIA BACHRACH [LE Pe PAGE 11 rsonal 9 -.... Mother's Task on Made Eas STAR “ f t “ M F M M . . . , a ted by f S M ‘ e r r Mr c e ‘ xty . M M t < » ld hed ‘and Miss Beatrice Kea “! My Marea” We ; Will Appear m | Two | Mo aponedl rae Bia pan New Dances Césiain ‘and dee: 3 4 the dance to be given by East tier, of Atlanta, ¢ t | Fe gall a lon | Se oi hen The use of chewing gum comes to he A beg arly, thedl moan mother’s aid wonderfully in getting : peo will in two new t ee BaP & children to keep their teeth clean. “ee. mm ‘es. fing ¢ How e Guild W tatr Includes Mrs. Toy Davis, Mrs ting of Miss Anne Spring The kiddies love it. Friday Bodine paty Mar 5 pees ’ sg ie gs nt and 3 Cupt, and Mrs, W, 2. Balla WRIGLEY’S not only removes food "Mra. Christian | Dan oti. particles from between the teeth, but A c { J, 1 eft f . . B.D. Baldwin A.C. Graft Vr wiett it massages the gums and aids tooth R, H. Lyons Mrs. Lew oe 6 nutrition, be H t Ca i 7 snot may. ba obtatned froma Mrs ple lanied Sie Wernios Ponsan When father brings home WRIG- Si, Deer oot _ to spend ¢ rin Califor | LEY’S he benefits the teeth, appetite, Alex Christe | Miss Gloria Bachrach, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. a and A fas oa rach, whose engagement to Mr. Albert L. Gollac ; . | digestion and nerves of the whole ana| Entertaining at Dinner | Angeles, was announced a short time ago.—Portrait by - wg family. r reas-| Mr. and Mra. C. Edwin Davis will) Grady. “hike Ps siete [covers a ak aan ton Woes se? eo “ t It will clear his breath and soothe Hosts at Dinner evenin eda ve septic Pies) ay ea pe rage Rihend tesla! Paetiista de 'cche his throat after smoking. . « . | ® rth | xp Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J e ‘ ); Octobe My Pe "| trom a) trip abreed about { epirep sagen Fi Dinne r Wists , rises hw oe Bite te op Samant aber rf Phone RA M 7 kg . “ ‘ Phone Mra. ¢ rand Chamlee Will Sing } Weds at Home ‘ és s a. KE 2 | Wednesday Night Tn Olympia . plays ovo 0 Chamiee t Be =" ‘Miss Anne Springe : wee tego acon Sel agaa+ PB PM SES ith vil ughter Mr. and Mrs. C. H s Octobe the artist course of the Mer : qe of Ob pla, to Mr. Edwin ‘ oo 8 - ys * ub of Plymouth Congregational sete : wos a a oe oma inet after every meal i church, in Olympia. R. Frank: | luncheon on Saturday afte : et \WE lin Hart read the service at 8:20|the Tennis clu S47 an; | PRE fre | o'clock ee 3 8. at r " The bride was charming in her Pe y ‘ Bre 5 wedding gown of wedding, ring vel een Club Meets Sea ln year, Wednesday, © aaa Sealed broidered pearls, He 1s audit ebusse yoy ori neaat wit et Mrs. R . {OTHERS ¢ F © ' am b anged. Re Hagen was caught to a crown of rose point |and M Ww, ansinting : 2 At Wirauee 4 for flowers she car- | chairman a pecan ee Brahms rt es of the val tied with sil-|by the old Italian masters for ¢ y sess 1AI ME EAD : pe v gauze. meeting of the Thursday Mu . i Home 4 a The maid of honor, Miss Eliza-|ctub at the home of Mrs. E. H. Pope " ROT ly Sof An Yeomen, Biset - eth McEL and the attendants, 0 o'clock 7 ete . s : al and eriidio ands and ostrich tips for head t hostesses | * A A mre ptem uu 8 at 1929% ir 4 bouquets to harmonise | ¢ . . M frie pat wae ara oat SAME QUALITY © rose velvet, Mrs. Philip North At Mrs. Gerry Lemon and Miss Helen 4 ‘ Aaa fs Lord were in gold shade and Miss lve 1 am Alice Springe Miss Glenna Ma- 0 monia 1 potas gill were in nile green | a . Mr. Lyman Chitty, of Seattle, was Y . best man and the ushers were Li bal ——— Messrs. Hubert Overton and Mau- |. : Ao i E wl, of Shelton, Carey Win- Mre, BE. W Keefe. . ‘ ston and Lee Ketchum, of Seattle. | Paper on “Papanin K.. Mra. ¥. A reception and supper followed im Women’s Club ate SKIN SUFFERING | WEST SEATTLE COMMUNITY CLUB The West Seattle Commu will hold its regular month: r CLUBS FOR TUESDAY ALUMNAE | DELTA GAMMA | alumnae will meet | Delta. Gamam tor t- Poula with Mrs. Ira Gates, 1724 E.|ness meeting at the clubhouse, 1904 f But Poslam Galer st., Tuesday evening, Septem- | ave. 8. W., Tuesday evening, xia ber 30, at 7:30 o'clock. | a aed A ves the eruption av bch cond | ee gentle that it RAINIER CHAPTER, D. A. R. | ALPHA CLUB | as fol-| eed freely even on a baby’s tender Rainier. chapter, D. A. R, will] The Alpha club will mect at thé}, Walton: |scin, At’ all” Grumglste-80e—hd I the first meeting of the year | Women’s University club on TI CTS | vertinement at the home of Mrs. F. M. Jordan, |day, October 2. Luncheon at 12:30} nef treasurer. a 2 Ae 1405 22nd ave. N., Tuesday, Septem-|o’clock. Mrs. William B. Bebb, host-| y9r5. J, . Fork A Good Thing: DON'T MISS IT, hecs86) af3)y ‘At the request |eas. Topic, “Literature of America,’ one ¢ of Mrs. Anthony Eayne Cook, pres-|by Mrs. C. 8. Weeks. ee Send your name and address pleinly ident general, and Mrs. William] sabehpabe | written ‘together with 5 cents (anc this Sherman Walker, secretary general, ADDITIONAL CLUBS iE por slip) to Chamberlain Medicine Co. two articles by Mrs. R. M. Whitney | Seatt t Moines, lowa, and receive in retu be reviewed: “Back to Bartar-| YEAR BOOK ISSUED tate trial package containing Chamberlaii by Mrs. Will H. Parry, and| The Philomus club has tssued its} 4.04 Cough Remedy for coughs, colds, croup, Reds in America,” by Mrs. | year book, which contains the follow ts, bronchial, “Au” and whoopin coughs, George D, Schofield; group songs by |ing interesting program to be and tickling throat; Chamberlain's Stom- Mrs. F, C, Greer. October 6 to be namied | # d Liver Tablets for stomach trou- eg October 6—Juven et at the digestion, gassy pains that crowd Dykemah; roll « ple the heart, biliousness and constipation; WASHINGTON HIVE, beet her fete Chamberlain's Salve, needed inaevery ‘ NO. 944 H. Wight, Mrs im family for burns, scalds, wounds, piles, The commander of Washington ven, Barnuel J. | come gaake and skin affecti hese valued family hive, No, 944, Ladies of the Macca y Are You! See 4 medicines for only 5 cents. Don't miss it | bees, has called a special meeting’ 4 Hchroe- | WOMAN'S CITY CLUB , Advertinement for Tuexd eptember 30, at 2)° c r program of. the We o'clock, in I. 0. O. F. temple. s City stub dear abe i ‘ sions etved. The mee vit be held “| Friedman’s Union Store LUNCHEON AND We aetna tag dane ¢ 1811 Flewt Ave, CARD PARTY |the Housewife, Mrs. E. A. Boach Closed for 3 Days The ladies of the Whittier Helghts | « ail, give some heipful euggestio Watch for public gale an- Mra. Improvement club will meet Tues-|the home maker. Hos Pr day, Septem! t Mrs. A. Corey's) Ei! bigacaica ri home, 8245 13th ave. N. W., for 4| January Birthday anniversar 12:0 o'clock luncheon, followed by a| Host Mra. J. H. Dietrich, Mra Mrs. ©. C. Sones, Mra card party 7 Verne Dyer, Mra WRITER'S CLUB y 2—Physleal training, Mr. Nay i The Writers’ club will meet Tues-|Bekmann: rott exll, Do as Mont Say evening, Sept 0, vaeet Mra HH. P. Fekmann, Mise ¥ f 7, Nee eae 1S Miaive, Mrs. James B, Pradford slock, March 21—Washington Mrn. in the lecture room at tho Y. | Authora, W. C. A. Manuscripts will be read | Louls 7 Mint: ro by Marta Rayner, Lila Carpenter | Mra. B. B. Beach, Mra. J. Hamilton, A. I. Jenkins and La Vera] 5 Fieyno | Sullivan, Visitors welcome, | april 6—Blection of officers; roll call ore Kate Events. Hortesser: | Mra | nson, Mra. Max Steinhauer, Mr ‘ nea Aux will meet In oa! “May 4—Modern American Women tr wa’ temple, Tuesday evening,| Politice and Reforms, Mra. Asher Van September 20, at 8 o'clock Kirk; roll call, program suggestions. Abt asta te cri | Hostenses: Mrs MH Lewia, Mrs, Dana , et. Mrs, Asher Van Kirk 7 LYRIC CLUB June 1—Music, Clifford W. Kantaer Lyric club will meet for rehearsal | Fol! call, dome Prominent American, i pee na church, |S prederice cieskieng, Mr. Willan Tuesday evening, September 30, at| Hate. 7:30 o'clock. | a iar | FORTSON-THYGESEN JEFFERSON HEIGHTS CLUB | AUXILIARY Jefferson Heights Improvement] Fortson-Thygesen Auxiliary wil club will give @ social evening at the | have a relief tea at the home of Mrs home of Mr, and Mrs, John Davis,| Louise Pottgen, 836 Second ave, N 1 20th ave. 8. , Tud@flay evening,| W., at noon on Thursday, October 2 rt. 30, at Bo’ Music, games| All members urged to attend and refreshments. bd ° The committee in charge includes STING ARRANGE IN’ Mrs. D. H. MeIntyre, Mrs. G. W.| PROGRAM Robert, Mrs, F.C, Heuer and Mr. A.|‘The Fine Arts department of the H. Benge. 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