The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 1, 1924, Page 11

7 SS — WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1924 THE SI AT PAGE 18 H — = = Ds Wettengel, U. & N. and Mra Ba den, wife of Cot W. J. Barden, U. & N. club e atl c © t #\»{ Seattle Society || -FRANK M, PAST} Personal _ —— _) y ; a ee * Youn Married Women Need Hau Edited by Lillian Keen LeRallister. Telephone MA ir-0600 A Janes Colbert will] HY | iu Al Vie sistant—Frances Oldham “yw Mei | Mothe S Ad C f i Music—Louise Raymond Owens Hoxe Hs rT vice- | | f Fy . ] ’ | ; ee ' | | | j E of Miss Relfe Announced at , | i i Dinner; Affairs Planned to M | ‘4 Honor Guests ‘ we | ’ Py ™ ‘ istants Named 0.0 48 ari § cia? M ank wits] for Trea ‘: ' ; ae } H r c u | if : % Ping: : ee at the M . } i A Mie. A. HLA Mrs, I ‘ . 1 M | 4 f tm A Mek ' | i: tte ‘ | M x ' 1 Mt \ | bs A : ! ' De e i * ' i ¥ Mr, ¢ f m, Hetty . | i , The gumes ¥ ain as M ' ' | de a R A E. Woodruff, EA st-1967, or » : : GREAT many women after childbirth get up too soon i f ani e woh { wea. | Mire. Henry C. Ristine, IA stiso Hebe . and, too weak to care for the child and perform their hee é ' ' Brews ilies ' t household duties, often bring on serious derangements } | “er hay “ - r s a! Lie ue ill Be A wine wry, and eee Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound is a splendid tonic Bes ie . Will Mrs. William H Mok . r oe - to take at this time; it is an excellent restorative, contains no a 2 cae | Shea w besta at a buf } é a harmful drugs, and can be taken in safety by nursing mothers. eps fe Saturday evening | Date for Rummage ee os Thousands of mothers a e their daughters t ) take this grand ea with tw trt Sale Announced Tuesday f old root and herb medicine for such conditions because of tl 4 Fi a po ects » 1 Seattle Fre sad Weirena : a8 their own favorable experience with it | UES Wells Fow ¢ Fort Way M 2 will hold a rummag Ia 2 - : i m | t habs ‘ ae ken’ meat t guest M Following We Publish an Interesting Letter From Mrs. Steele of bt a ie ns «Mra. Peter ' 1 Holden, Which Should Interest phat Mother in the Land: | % On We n of t af a } mc wh born I got up too OE ee pg i of at aiysiir E to If eee eh 3 giris Nie se? ‘ ' Ai 3 4 of twelve tur dishes, oe ¥ peste ty books and any article that ts sal Byte Pa THN thought.» BI 1 Ph ged aay member/of the onan : 1 | eee i Informal Bridge Tea fe Broadway, Mra Mrs, Frank M. Past, who, before her marriage on Sep- mber 28 } , ee Mrs. Henry L. Coffin (Bernetta| B Oliver, KEnwd-6396; Juntor| tember 17, in the Church of the Immaculate Conception, f: : ¥ Barbour) of Yakima ts ay ae: ee - psi i i ‘ he | was Miss Helen McDonald, daughter of Mr. and Mr Angus | JOHN HAY P. A if, 1 would ta ing informally with several tables| CA pill-ss40; Queen | Anne, Mrs | McDonald.—Portrait by Curtis Studio, John Hay PT. A. will hold its vupurewae® fe cee Sercee of bridge and tea on Thureday| David Pryer, GA rfd-3737 un regular meeting Thu dja my own work and later had te afternoon, at the home of her par- Baker, Mra C. P. Constantine + aonb all my work and take in sewing i r. und Mra J. W. Barbour,, BE acn-1262-R; Ath Mra x-|ELDERBLOOM CLUB tal " ¢ the feel younger than I did at H Coffin is the guest of her| @nder Meister, WE st-4042; Hu Elderbloom club will mee . : : | EY, Claymont, Delaware. ; cr a short time Mr« | Point, Mrs. C. M. ¢ ay, Octot til a.m . torr pe bE HY Hy eine “ried Sembas Tee ee Woodmen dal,” T BF sk Ca . HH | Ma such letters pi prove the reliability of } Yakima, with her little daughter.| Greens Hosts at Dinner |*" ‘i will hold ei ele || L Joan, ts also a guest at the Barbour! To ponor Rear Admiral John A.} be! 4 Lake libra ADDITIC 13 ree renner Rear Admiral John Ao oer social, CLUB mes DITIONAL CLUBS J eee | - | hy who left to for Washington, D. etal Club O- Eve ‘ 1 SEATTLE CHAPTER NO ! Mrs. Snapp Will Honor |«. Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Green’ en- | ™ Rose Kekart eee 1 hie Goaniss Glaca & j + if tetrained at an informal dinner last | 76! INDEPENDENT ORDER ] for n ‘ % Mrs, John Farrington Snapp will} . | eee fi f 4 Red ( wilt | Wea ; give an informal tea at her home,| 7,, 7 é : | FACRVIEW P-T. A ho egular t ‘ 5 ‘o e re) ; 14M 39th ave Saturday Groups Will Resume | Fulrview P.T. A. will meet at the | the bar on adie 'ab peresen. wall, > T whtet a 2 from 4 o'clock, | Work \peheol ‘sie o A. O. U. W. bu ‘ day, O fe ncaa bat LYDIA E.PINKHAM MEDICINE CO. LYNN, MAaS& Hi asa ome to Miss Sally Adams} ‘The Women's t ty m. tober “ene pas r ig é i who has returned to town after a@levening book review class will hold |condu 4 oes Anna By es sore stay of several years in Portland. |ine first meeting of the autumn on | ents SOLANA CL soe Presiding at the urns will be Mra. | -rhursday 2. when Miss |of am! Solar wees cut 1 at | DINNER DANCE = — $ Park Weed Willis, Mra John Car. aide 1 review “St. [by At Lorena Bieler Me Oe aa’ natant “Ghike $ i | t rol! Perkins, Mrs. Bamford A. Robb vor | En “ay coir Te an og “ RALLY DAY aILVER RA and Mrs. Carl Homer. dean : Bev od bab ge : ' . I Auxiliary No, 14 of the ‘I, A silver tea will be held by the, o) ¢.°@ ° ‘ "8 Anne t f Plumbe ! ‘ me ‘ Wildy evening, Coleber 2; barlanink (itleson, Bist = Med pay one esl» Legion auxiliary to Seat Mrs. Coontz Entertains u ship of Mra. eos see at 6:30 k } ° a , eS arty st, No 18, on Friday, Octo-! Today m | MICHIGAN APPLE EW SOCIAL CLUB | 3 make ‘ exsive Women's | ber the American | , z x IBLOSSOM CLUE b will | EASTERN STAI will # « r "a Members | Le rr 9 Third ave, Mrs. Coontz, wife of Admiral Rob-| @0.+ { i 7 f aa et E Coonts, entertained with a Service at Orthopedic | : » club will | ho ry at Barns’) Shes Arlander will | of veir friends yA. Byxbee and Mrs bridge tea this afternoon at the or. | Shops 4 by I n4,it t I Alb in. I day 04 * ? esis : The American Legion auxiliary to” ( fiers’ club, at the navy yard, In| East Highland Drive a HE. Wiigus | vit pt . NATIVE DAUGHTERS : | Seattle post, No. A cle to hold a weet er ; Stephen Dwa = = = = =| Native Di f W n | SEXTON RELIEF ¢ hwest products luncheon some’ arrived at the naval station. ‘ ae bd oy Sexton F . sive ne late in October, at the home of Z 7 Ls th w i r t ‘mo am Among the Seattle guests who) in aun | e “< . hee # re Mrs. Guy Morse, 1147 17th ave. N. went over to attend the affair were 1816 Third ave.| — ~ om bt a date, will: be ae Mra. Wood, wife of Commodore t t ce oi nonencouonen erences eee fea i Dantes, Woot, Rs nde mae bs MiB. La FE, ¢ y C1 Assisting ane G. Ward efres a hunch ‘the bunch’ lik H ut SCHI HEIGHTS | : Colina, Mrs. M. F. Backus, Mr ton, 3 A Gratt, Mra] 0 Mrs ie junc! junch ike ie GEKiE i Wettengel, wife of Capt. Ivan C.) W. Froud, Mra. R. H. Lyon, Mrs. r res Geary Ye lf “UE | = aa ° . Leschi He Wor Bokeh Merrie Mik DO Yo Med ourse luhill F. B. McGiviggan. meet more, Mrs. Alex| Mr. Harley L. Hughes, supervisor see Christie, Mrs. Henry Audley, Mra. E ‘ceca Upper . — ini: G. Armstrong and Mrs. Lee Johnson. | ndustries of the s ° fash Entertaining Mrs. H. M. Pease and Mrs, Fred| ton, will member @& on October 10 Susky will be in charge at the Thrift of the En > “Mrs. John Alberts is extending in-|shop on Thursday mBrning for Ren-| ay, noon, vitations to a bridge luncheon at her |ton Hill guild, and Mrs. R. F. Park-|!nsurance and home on Friday afternoon, October | hurst and Mrs. J. B. MacDougall on| Templeton |, CHEESE He iia ave, Friday, October 3, at =—— A Remarkable Home Treatment at home Order by the case from your grocer. club on Thu on indu 10. Twelve guests will be enter-| Thursday afternoon’ for First Hill) G 0 Wh 4 . ® . ee | gull Keep afew bottles Correct Apparel for Women ulven Dy Une 0. ready in your ice- | :. : Had It Women’s Clubs | ba ad It. ke | CLUBS FOR THURSDAY ALPHA DELTA | WOMEN’S COMMERCIAL Alpha Delta Pi Mothers’ club will In the year 1893 I wassae CLUB mest Thursday, October 2, tacked by Muscular and Sub- The monthly meeting of the Wom-|™- oe chapter house, 4517 15th $ 1 0 00 acute Rheumatism. I suffered ex's Commercial club will be held at) “0S” 4-4 | Buy Bottled ° as only those who are thus af-_ the Chamber of Commerce Thurs- f ° AUXILIARY TO 3 . SRC or 2 day, October 2, at § p.m. The out | por scHOOL FUND f And |flicted know, for over three” standing business of the evening|” Ausiiary No. 6, to the Ruth| will be the completion of plans for | gdnoot pullding fund will meet in toe. 3p each uncaal o abe] ee ne Sona wal eet SH" re OTOMA Place at the Hotel Washington, Oc-| ithe nome of Mra. Frank McKer tober ' 23. agora ‘pony 3641 Findlay st. Lunch at 12 gives a: hint years. I tried remedy after: remedy,, but such relief as I> | obtained was only temporary. Finally, I found a treatment? that cured me completely, and= | such a pitiful condition has? |never returned. I have given ” | it to a number who were terri: | bly afflicted, even bed-ridden, © some of them seventy to eighty years old, and the re-- by the case 2--~ COCA COLA BOTTLING Co. 114 Wall St. ne BL lot-Ta94 FORTSON-THYGESEN eels AUXILIARY MOOSEHEART L : SGION | Fortson-Thygesen auxiliary Will)” Women of Mooseheart Legion will of its sive a relief tea on Thursday, OCto-| no14 @ business session in Moose | ber 2, at the home of Mrs. Louise | tempie, Thursday, October 2, at 8 ey Pottgen, $316 12th ave. N. W. Take] 5 mm, C 1C10USNESS Phinney car and transfer to G wood. Call SU nset-6401. Seattle, Wash. WASHINGTON PARK IMPROVEMENT UB mele Improvement | aswe | j | WILL INSTALL OFFICERS Washin A | ‘ashington Ps EE gee Pe : The following officers will be in-| cyt will have its regular monthly | as Gant | sults were the same as in my = stalled at the meeting of the Seat-| meeting Thursday, October 2, at 8 | own case. tle Civic Improvement club On|) mm, at the Harrison school, 32d| | Thursday, October 2, at 2p. m, at|ave, W,, between Harrison and Re | Twant every sufferer from > eo home of Mrs. Mary Kohimelster, | pupitcan sts. any form of muscular and sub- | j 307 Harvard ave. N.; Mrs. Mary os. li , ts) - | Cummings, president; Mrs a Serf, . OOLBTY TELEPHONE FOR A | acute (swelling at the join | vice president; Mrs. Jean Forrest, | VAD! AID SOCIETY TRIAL ORDER | rheumatism, to try the great — Z use they are individu- elected from the bet- designers—there’s a great deal of distinction in Carman hats at these mod- est prices The Ladies’ Aid society of the Mount Baker Presbyterian church will hold a rummage sale Thursday, : Friday and Saturday, October af args ALLEN CIRCLE jand 4, at 1637 Westlake ave Mrs, Her secretary, and Mrs, Mary Kohimeis- ter, treasurer, MA in-8251 ar fhe Part tana Pacthe Internation Expositon | value of my improved “Home | | Treatment” for its remark-} able healing power. Don't | send a cent; simply mail your; |name and address and I will | send it free to try. After you? a Gros an will give nearer | PARLIAME, CLASS a card party at her home, 1318 East lak TARY LAW. ave, on Thu: ay afternoon, October 2, for Col. E' Allen cir- i To accompany the wrap—the frock—or have used it and it has proven ¥ / Ladies of the G : Robert parliamentary Jags | © accompany the wrap—the frock— | a Pp OMEN on. 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Harriet one dollar, but understand, Ty When you order them jdervon, will have for its lesson * No more A It ig an ideat’ food for people of all ages, the | _ Soft graceful drooping brims with color- |} do not want your money un-* on ‘the half shell call | portunity.” ; eis Gas most nearly perfect of foods, and ong of the ful applique flowers, and metallic laces and less you are perfectly satisfied for a bottle of Lea & For information, call GA rfid-6838 cheapest. | velvet fashion lovely, close-fitting dance hats. \to send it. Isn't that fair? Perrins’ Sauce. Two or three drops on each oyster develops its flavor as nothing else Millinery Salon—Evitrance Floor Why suffer any longer when | | relief is thus offered you free? | Don't delay. Write today. : Mark H. Jackson | No. 485-K Durston Bldg. : Syracuse, N.Y. | Mr, Jackson ts responsible. Above statement true.—Advertisement, | BENEFIT DINNER Mrs. J, Russell will serve a noon dinner at her home, 5618 |N. W., Thursday, October Jat 2 p.m, The affair is for the bene World's fit of the Ladies of the G. A. R. Greatest can. Insist on ete Comrades and friends welcome Chaser oo Gas and | & LEA PERRINS y MONTEFIORE ! Indigestion AID S@ 2 4 Positively Gives Results AUCE | The regular monthly meeting of| All Brug Stores the ws’ Montefiore Aid society Stewart & Holmes, ‘THE ORIGINAL WORCESTERSHIME will be held Thursday afternoon, Distributors: @ 4 October 2 at Educational Center. |