The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 10, 1924, Page 15

-_ \CTORER 92. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1924 rH} ATTLE STAR aE . | se Seattle Society | _ MRS. JOHN MUNGO DAND | _€ Sho pi Qditt y Edited by Lillian Keen LeBallister, Telephone MA inr-0600 | "9 Assistant—Frances Oldham — = = a ————— = Music—Louise Raymond Owens . E [ 4 Te 4 Fala, . I . f 1 ri at all, you oubtle ust wante Tea Wi Welcome New Resident; Mrs. e Sak jibe , : fe, iy : $ d ; } ; o stay and get city-life worrie you've thought of warm, bright Peachy to Be onor Ss 7 / } y Honor Guest hearthfires, long evenings at home with music and books, and you've thought of RS A. GA ; ; urties at Halloween-time—and of hikes and more rides in the bright days. A v w win par ( f M Vv. &. W ‘ b ‘ Powca age ou've reminded yourself of gifts that must be made, and now let your mind dwell ‘ nr ely on the shops awhile, for there you will find that which you must have. Sweater | Mrs, ; for the hike and the drive, and heavy shoes—new late books, and music—favor eo, who: A ‘ and costumes for your partve long days to hunt for gift things and materials for mak L - x . sewing—and your bright, gay frocks for dull days and evening H Mrs, Roy W, Cort ieee o | Take yourself back to the days when your great-great-grandmother wove and Mrs, Edward M. Campt | ae L Camp Hosts Before Orthopedic stitched and baked, and washed and did all her housework without mechanical aid | PEG ng nol parte art : and found time for festivities and making gifts—and thank Father Time that | will assist entertain with a dir it’s now Autumn, 1924—and all that that means! die 4 | eer ag twely covers at elr home Bot ; rs Mi * 7 tain \evening. before the East Hig , 4 5 Mrs. Bullitt to Entertain | ‘vinine, Defore the East Hig THE HOLLYWOOD GIRLS SO MANY OF THE NEWER BOOKS ae for Sister e+ Are showing. the best-t tered hats at all ri vem G ‘ oy =. -| Miss Hammer . Westlake, north of F @ pith your: sele 9 F ft Has Home Wedding No need dthout the right frock for ¢ THE PHOTOGRAPH you TREASL RE Po ° ge of Miss Edythe Ham. | yeu .can.® fterr s for fr 5 s 4 exactly with ex eck Fe and Mra, Joseph | dresses tu9 3 Crary Bl ancis Nelthorpe, | . ese 1 Mrs. Francis Net : " SHOP : ra: , { many @ with BI { the family, with sattsfact’ arents, 3844 | ‘ the v. t tha fav. ¢ R.| EL fot ‘ Pray: ‘ v | Beouty is but ge tal Herod "| THE ALICE MODE SHOP , : se Som Mrs. M. Hicks companied by the ,b h te ee ie = yar b make ave been invited for |CP4! Blair, sang “I Love You he Eg | Jariing t t 108 N have been invited for jrruy and “At Dawning.’ preced IT'S PARTY TIME | ‘ Mua Senso Bas ing the ceremony. ‘The bride, in al And this caad noth ly mean ste of money for a end hemetitching ll the charm of the simplest r nt and Mrs, Wai gown of powder blue and silver lace, prance be ¥ ist OF 1 1 t I y thing Hallonoen' costume, and make of it a frock will preside over the ar a shower bouquet of roses, | t Brock ® ‘1% A } ake ¢ | tours hrysanthemums, maidenhair fern . Re Saere and liMes of the valley. She was For t ¢ of the girl or man who “ateps out” often and| AT MISS COFFMAN’S SHOF . Army Relief Society given in marriage by her f | whore puree 4s r leas slim—there are clever ways of “getting You will. find thel ros “Cittersat «298 Pines Announces Party Mrs. John Kuts matron of honor ’ ” 4 a8 proble Lovely me easonably priced, . The Se jon ‘of the Army | °F? ashes of roses satin and carried | Yi ee | dt edf lax ‘ ef socie' s ed ridige | OPE 2 PITS s “p > ‘H EQUIPMENT | sme can almost have a new dress from one of the tunic overs ier society has arranged a bridge! ‘ginciair Nickolson acted as best IF IT’S SLEEPING PORCH EQUIPMENT One can almos trig of satin skirt—economy and style go hand nd mah jongg party for Thursday re You t, get It at the Camp Lewis Wireless, where everything blouses, and a tiny strip o; afternoon, November 6, at Amer ae Ps Apr S catiiah aiit TY v t 1 your bed make you | in hand this an Legion club rooms, 509 Third 2b ee aan 28 ate to r 4m ings. ty Bt—on the bridge Si one awk eke nels he seas : ro mate frie giv _Mrs. Dand, one of the attractive young _matrons in the eee a Il’S UNWISE TO BUY “CHEAP” APPAREL s St! themums and banked autumn > ‘ . Dut ries mm ¥ " 4s W for often ird of their year by the society were used in the house decorations. |@nd.—Portrait by Grady. ta instead of heavy, so-warm coverlets, we can’t but ris worn, at Betty Faris’ Wirthmore Shop, foro ur Tickets may be secured by calling} yy and Mrs charns EASES Lae Ee € Hh as freahed and ready t anew cach day. cost. Upstairs, McDermott Bldg, Fourth at Pine. Mrs. Robert E, Fisher, CA pitl-2504. | ten.da ; torn ‘ . Ca 5 enday trip thru Eastern Washing: | ‘ a tre a PE NBTEE Se i C ne = TAY The officers of the society include | ton, will be at home at 1122 E. 75th| | 4 IF YOU MAKE CLEVER THINGS | SUPERFLUOUS FLESH SIMPLY MELTS AWAY — ; Mra. Fisher, president, Mra. W. T- | street. | erson | usSsIC rhe 1 AID Ss will eal iheenitens hay have lovely eit hag he dite iments. She uses t : serful Bergonie Patten, vies prveident, Mre. Gladys eee | Me. and Mra. Condon Wasner| Junior Amphions things, ¢ e121 Obesity Reduct chine. See her about her free demon: ‘aylor, secretary, and Mrs. J. D. L.| O,n7 i wale. |(Bulalie Merrill, of ma, wi hy alla ty ae Hartman, treasurer Service at Orthopedic motor to Portland for th week-end, ‘| Begin F all Work Cosy-looking, bright-colored, 1 vag ruge are gifts that will be I've heard it said that everybody loves a fat man, but I haven't soci | Shops | one A Ko ndance v hand pped up quickly by the woman who spies them first moticed that stout women are taking prizes, Bo long as we may Informal Sunday Renton Hill Guild, with Mra Fred] Mrs. ‘Thomas Fransio \ a of the Ju a eh ¢ Ine it, there should be no delay in starting the process ; © Suskey, as hostess, will direct the|this morning from a few t ONLY $10 f Sai Afternoon Tea ervice Maturday at the Orthopedic her zon For a permanent wave at The Vogue La I Shop if you have) “BROADWAY OR BL Mr. and Mrs. Merle Denny will|junch room, 214 Columbia st. As-| and Mrs h tha dew abtie ' A EL jot-1164 With Hoot Gibson will urday,. while if you have an informal tea at their home| sisting will be Mra. H. M. Pease. emerton. Sites te 70 teclght-you suay" as ere a new on Sunday afternoon, from 4 until| Mra F. M. Jordan, Mra. L. E. True. eee , ia rnaakY aes « ab aeates straight} r the high cost how daily, except Mon § o'clock, in honor of Mr. and Mrs.| E. J. Brad Mra O. L. Leon Mra. Chauncey Wright 1 at . y k John Ford Starr (Mildred Bone), of| hart, Mrs. W. D. Freeman, Mra. D.| Who has been traveling ee It's such @ treat to steal in motion picture show in the affer= Juneau, Alaska, who are visiting in| E. Corbaley, Mra. Frank Saxe, Mra|for three mon wilt m noons after you've spent a f ied day searching for bargains. town on their way to Los Ange P. E. Ingersoll, Mra & Bpencer,|tober 11, from Live AT AL es OR BEAC CH M ANOR, Mis ae ig ces i I Mra. J. A, Kerr and Miss Jutia| Baltic, for New York en B. rR Frudie ant Matiednre oti r| TO MAKE YOUR OWN : FROCKS \ Series of Lectures LL gem rive tn Beattie abe <'s the X And yet have them correct in every de tang Bea f | The Thrift shop will be in charge e108 #. kee 20 ‘ 1 fit, after which you may the sewing. 309 Peoples , Announced of Broadway Guild all day Saturday,| Miss Elizabeth FOR A KIN( Hank Bidg ; : The first of a series of lectures on| represented by Mra. H. L. Greene emai ggg janet ‘ FOOD rit iN ; _— ae ce d } current events at the Sunset club by| Mra J. W. Barbo pin” nd the week-end a Wing's ¢ , F ba Biuicawnance gy aps sed vr sh steur at dressmaking cannot keep you, now thas Dean Heward T. Lewis of the Unt-| Dickinson and Mra. P. E. Dorem nd Mra Edwis : 5 . you y make your own things un expert supervision ie i . . . Ww Fs Series 2 Adana of , Food for the body and the imagina seldom combined in 0) A SHINGLE BOB FOR FIFTY CENTS omen’ S Clubs | is the t Os 8 busy, buap clty restqure By men barbers at the Annex to Singer's Hair Store, 218 Ping ane eeees Oe St. Marcels are but 50 cents there, too, and they rewave when CLUBS FOR SATURDAY JOHN F. MILLER W. F.C John Vent left “MY NEW GLASSES ARE A TREASURE” |) ee neceanary SR ee John F. Miller e R. C. will giv ng for Los ele Af 1 m 1 sen d Mra. Edmonds (Fraser-Paterson’s P ROBERT MORRIS CHAPTER |e military whist party Friday ¢ wi Ha ) me, Crown-fett the eyes, I've been learning No need to grieve unduly if your marcel is caught in the vate fe Robert Morris Chapter, 0. E. S.,| : : $,. apne adil ae ahs ea will give the second in a series of | WE: § her ases a seca 9 nd t when almost everyone) DON'T LET YOUR HEELS RUIN YOUR SHOES 5’ card parties on Saturday evening, Oc-| DAY NURSE ho his eyes should wear them as a precauttonary ‘Take them to the Landis Shoe Repair Shop, 412 Union St. ‘They My tober 11, at §:30 o'clock, at Norton's! ‘The regular meeting , do expert repairing and will make low-heel shoes of your bigh= \j cafeteria, 1519 Second ave. Numer-|geattle Day Nursery h + Oe # heeled ones. ‘~, + ous beautiful prizes will be given and| at 4432 424 ave. 8 W to Ca i CAROLINE HILL moe lp and an over-stuffed fireside chair will | ¢ at 2 p. m = ne _ Has aned tast of: tuay’ witcher . Shoes are such necessary articlés and cost so much that one really be the door prize, nce Is requested. y ed that akes " should have them repaired at the first sign of their wearing. They | Mrs. B. A. Ryan, who is chairman 5 a ‘ ‘ t with last so much longer that way. of the series, may be called for reser-| noric CHAPTER NO. 69 r sahie Pe k | wate ! vations and information, at EL fot-} Doris Chapter No. 69, 0. FE. & 4 Shae 3 Phineas | A NEW MAN HAIRCUTTER ye t 4 hain. oe party at WIn8’S! quests the entir perae 1 0 dream out a y to yourself then to see the At the Nifty Beauty Shop—and all their beauty. work is so ex= One-half of the proceeds s- | cafeteria, 1409 Ni ave, Fr their f aeatavaiee t bloom r needle of the modiste is a pertly done. 1417 Fourth. MA in- sist in iptragrend a Robert Morris | evening, October 1 All Eastern) sipie for this sale pie # have kh eee ag thy new Masonic home ati giars and friends invited. De or rae oes ion th = vA if Women are almost daily groying more “finicky” about their bobs L 2 aera > e. WITERS OF THE KING Warns Against Doping Stomach With THAT BECOMING NEW cu RL and why not, for therein lies the charm of the newer hair styles, s > 7 “LIT | Ya 8 of the Ki ot § Artificial Digestents In the F hE Cc nd you can ge t The Vogue La Rose eee © < EDUCATIONAL CLUB | past COMMANDERS’ CLUB nese Sabbah it Shop. It lasts eve Jong, I'm told. Operators may take -| Women's. Educations! club wi ee eae eae cece’ club| Mark's church will entertain the tena ayes reign ney ebbe N et eg bet may take tose: | ne DANISH COFFEE SHOP i meet with Mra J. E. McGrew, 5037) oi) eet with Mra. J. L. Larimer, bre sog Wy stg brian ae on iny or cntonieally trot ges : : By Is just now specially busy with Halloween favors and candies. Very isth ave. E, Saturday, October) ,.. fi +) friends on Wednesday evenfng, Octo | sourness and indig in, have n ‘a ~ - _ original thin; 608 Union. Ps 4 3 1610 First ave. N., Tuesday, October | ter 15, in the guild hall. A splendid “+ FORGOTTEN THE ME aT? | “i - 1, at 2 o'clock. Topic for discus- : e n the gui plendid | discontinued disagrees ts, pa aD y / elect { Old Age and Disability Pen-|!* ®t 12:30 o'clock. | program has been ange by the| ent f And. the use of harmful And Just when you'd t unary for a big fulcy steak. No mat 1 truly ‘think ‘that there ts perhaps no time of year so sulted alm i McGrew, hostess. ae Ms 4 | various o} zations of the church. | ony "ee sicint a : ja Whatewn ter, for you can get steaks and chops at Smith's Delicatessen until | the joy of a party as is Halloween. Then there are gorgeous natural ee . {SEATTLE COUNCIL P.-T. A | A nominal charge will assiet the) in the take a teaspoon }1 all week long. On Fifth, between Frederick's and the Coliseum. | decorations ‘and clever color combinations in refreshments ax well Qe ki OMNIA CHAPTER, 0.-E. § | Seattle Council of Parent-Teacher! chapter in its work ful or two tablets of Hisurat ee peggiheecretiorg nite i C 2 try associations will meet Tuesday, Oc- eee jnesia in @ water aft k, too, that everyone thoroughly enjoy tender ch 7 ¥ ja Chapter, O. E. 8, will hold | with the t tha i hen eer eegapal Seren hn bord ta sed mend Be ceten cP ages) 1c MB, cara party at Mire. H. G. 0. Deis, tober 14, at 10 a m. In the small puNLAP TT. A faite Sovliee Ui rtidew Ucerets wlohe, efter tnecthente DOLL WIGS AND REPAIRS ie sagan Ae deauertitn. of, teil tsireatway.. teh | eee snes oor at Beak tas thers a Are becoming the order of the day, so in order to get yours done ing, October 18, at 8 p.m. Eastern|*chool. There will be reports from) wednesd Jotober 15, at 2:30 p. m h better health. Those! OLD YEARS TOO SOON in good time, see Edith Baris noe Bldg 4 Stars invited. Take West Queen|itcles and standing committees. {for a business session in the base 6 approach of meal time be Are the nsist upon doing the laundry that someone ; ie @Anne car. School Director O. B, Thorgrim-| ment of the school. The program at ey know this wonderful elke th ally, if you who have been shouldering the No necessity to piece together old, worn garments that will never i f SERS |son will speak on “The Problem of/ 9 gciock will include a talk by Miss| SDtjacid and food corrective, which eaitie pce of the SUPPLY LAUNDRY COM look smart, no matter what labor and time is spent upon them, when j INEW EASTERN STAR |the School Board.” It {s the policy| maria ‘Templeton, superintendent of |store, will instantly neutralize the PANY'S u'll agree that even if it cost much more one may duy nearly-new frocks for so very Witle $e CHAPTER of the Parent-Teacher associations) the school for the deaf, who will dem: | Stomach acidity. sweeten the stom: i ¥ t At it’s actual cost is most reasonable pene? The new Eastern Star chapter, | 0 co-operate with school authoritles,| onstrate her work, and an entertain:| without the lightest pain or discor c FOR EARLY CHRISTMAS BUYING . which is being organized on Queen | and this program is plan ment by pupils in the seventh and| fort this plan yourself, but be $8. ee There are such adorable boudoir boxes at the Sea Captain's Chest pes: Anne Hill, will give its first card| members a more este fae know . in charge of Miss W Pe hl ce fend Throughout ages and ages of civilization, men have worked on| 222 White Bldg. party on Saturday evening, October |@dse of the work and problems avertinemey ‘ 2” * to lessen the burden of humanity—now we women should oa e Fay }) 11, at 8 o'clock, in Queen Anne Ma-|the school board. It has been a help to show the appreciation due them—not do work for which Everyone—no matter how much or how little she has—tcill enjoy sonic temple, 1698 Fourth ave. W.|tanged by Mra George Hi heavy machines have been specially constructed. | the originality and usefulness of a gift straight from the treasure= a: ) All Eastern Stars and their friends | chairman of the school board com Coase laden: Orient, if are cordially invited. Refreshments | mittee. beer | CEDAR CHESTS ti 8 i will be served. ty ctou ecient | That will r you ill with envy—unless you step right in and. buy} TEN PER CENT DISCOUNT ‘i é ee fet ARES CON | one at Carlson's Furniture Shop. They make gorgeous gifts, as do| On hemstitching (always 8 cen’ yard), buttons and pleating WAUTTER F mies Oe eae Parloc “NE ® thelr dar little sewing cat 800 Pine St. this week at the Elite. 414 Eitel Bldg., over Bartell’s. MPROVEMENT CLUB | e eline ae 3g wri enre ae a : Mf cart ters of Washington, Whittier Heights re = weit Acthar roatie® pesiitter card I saw a plonograph—new Eastern model—that has made me glance Isn't it splendid to know that you can make yards and yards of Fe at Bee Cee aera a me | party at Davioall’s catnaria’on Fel| over my bank book this past week—and plot and plot dillowy, frilly stuff, with scallops and all the rest of it, and yet evening, October 11, in Dimicx’s din- | party « Octo Playing Vee Ss know that it won't cost a young fortune to have it picoted or ee ee” Buc lots ocoialy” at 8:8 pubic AM WOMEN WHO KNOW hemstitched? reshments. \s Oro a 5 eed : cee | members and friends are invKed | Use Franco-American Toiletries exclusively. At the Model, P ee ALUMNAE MEETING | ‘The annual gift sale and card party | Peoples Bank Bldg IF: YOU'VE SOMETHING ‘to BE MADE-OVER . genlog : ai ot | will be held some time during the| Se fers Whether it’s a dress, coat, or a hat—go to the Model. They do the Alpha Xi Delta Alumnae will met rao . awe HMRC Saturday, October 11, at the home|month of November | MUSIC LIGHTENS THE GLOOM the most exquisite work on all your things, and I have seen hats ot Mrs. Harry H. Ross, 621 2ara{ It is requested that all members OF WINTER EVENINGS of felt, velvet and duvtyne that they have cleaned and blocked ive. Luncheoh at 1 o'clock. Mra.jkindly notify the Entertainment com- | Vide Dhebuatehe suobll ha "leckad Ghacni dare: Waelted that are as smart as new, They make new dresses and hats, too. Bert Harris, assisting hostess. For|mittee, consisting of Nellle Hans, Liroras ; | 529 Peoples Bank Bldg. ad a re | EL fot-8710 or EL tot-7240, the Misses | * ¥ 7 i Ae eservations call EA st-8120. | A record of the dead Caruso on the Victrota wil on with awe ee tee S$ | Kent, KE nwd-4069, or Jessie Roper. | | and wonder at the glory of ashe ie Hoagsen ration, fs oe You may have the pattern hat you've been longing for made up CARD PARTY BE acn-4104, as to whether you will) ° élden of those olfte to thé: ond mn . . from your old material at not nearly the cost of a new one. 4 |be at the Halloween party to be giv : ; 1 jot near The Hosters club of Mystic Jewel , Christmas may seem a long way : ‘ en at the home of Henrietta Andrews | stmas may § a g way hee Ss ‘ ¢ = E he, Rebekah lodge, No. 40, will give [en at the home of Henree su off. but it isn’t. You will soon MAY ST. DENIS BORGESON FRAU BENNETT Wing's cafeteria, 1409 ? irene , Apes Sige ( Has added to her studio a pleture framing department so that you Is showing this week artistically HAND-MADE tapestries in needle= tober 11 639 oclock Whit poh. [VERSE WRITERS’ CLUB be shopping for gifts that are may now be sure of your pictures being artistically framed at the point or cross-stitch, 1524 Seventh Ave Der at 8:30 o'clock. Wh ERSE SITE $48, ‘ ‘ eee ‘ y forse Writers’ club wil - ve most reasonable of price Her Saturday spe¢ on china, glass: lie invited. Seattle Vers w ‘ih cbf Be : in) distinctive. Se " wi nd pottery are simply amazing—the bargains they afford Pictorial tapestries and old lac are being mended by hand 80 nds Deak. Tie tet ot Choose the most distinctive of so¥ Unig at i : ctoverly now that one can’ scarcely detect the Stace. SENEFIT CARD PAR jf /a¢ the Y..M. C. A. The Drst o! i. ; at ia v mnie ewe sever: Nedliote , a Bis Tae Helplog i Ad Cluk wilt give |the prize poems will conclude pn this all—the gift that is you—your When W's gift time you néed Hever. heatate about the approrpriae. Ha genORe . > os < by ne of china or wlassware, for here is something certain to be oO 'S Fl S a benefit card party Saturday even-|date, For information regarding the pho raph. ; ; ; ; “ile jos Wem) he Nat ae Thélcintiek call GATTGSS1, Visitors photograph | suitable for each vne om your list—and the most discriminating of The Model is giving a 26 per cent reduction on all fur work, 529 , + at 8 o'clock, | eis ] tcomen cannot but admire your choice Peoples Bank Bld oyece home of Mrs =. Kinsman, 209 | welcome. | pial f. Beles Wh conae era b45% Walt cout Sheteenoher thi | a ed Ko many of the newer dresses and tunic blouses are being dordered ng BUSINESS WOMEN’S CLUB mvt phot perophet his THE ART OF MAN AND in fur—it makes such a rich trimming on any garment Pare ae eS 2 a , * month. ou will have more | THE PRODUCTS OF NATURE PATIENCE REBEKAH The next meeting of the Business ’ : HE NA > aa iat) LODGE and Professional Women’s club will| time, will save yourself | Are combined to make a success of the garments you send to the} THE MISZ HAT SHOP Patience Rebekah lodge will give| be held the engineers’ club, Sixth trouble and worry and your j Pantorium to be dyed or _cleane¢ for they have the most complete Is selling attractive hats this week, specially priced, at as low a the sry ibe ie of ei ae aed raoe - % uesda y adel Baa friends will appreciate your machinery, and employ only the most clever of experts in their plant. $3.95 and $4.95. Their hats, regardless of price, all fit the face, parties, Saturday evening, October |ber 14, a 5 p. m., at whieh time | ae ; alk SASS 5 $06 Pine St. 11, at Woodmen's hall, Columbia | Mr, J. D. Ross, superintendent of thoughtfulness in gift mak It's quite thrilling to be able to call the dyer, and to know that eee Cit Rebekahs and friends Invited. |jighting, will discuss his department ing, | your dress will not come back streaked and ugly, to ruin your dis- One no longer looks for a hat—one hunts a and untese ee of city administration, \This {6 the) . position for the rest of Ye day. you are particularly difficult to please, figls ADDITIONAL CLUBS first of the “Know Your City’ serton,|| z a Is n i ete - ~ Pore ereepe ne stern surecey oO h 5 abe | INEXPENSIVE LAY ETTE I 1EC ES TO LOOK WELL IS TO BE WELL IONIA SOCIAL, CLUB each mowh, and to which the public Photographers’ Association of Seattle ub will meet at thelis invited. An invitation to attend Wednesday, October|{s extended to the public school Whist. All Bastern| teachers who teach city civics. ited A rummage sale will be held Octo. Ionia Soctal | Masonic temple, 16, at 2 p. m, Stars and friends | FOR,PROSPECTIVE MOTHER Are always o1 And your shoes are the most important part of your Arch-Fitters will, make 190® Fourth Aye, apparel. comfortable while they display at the Bldg, corner ylor Baby Service upstairs shop Fourth and Pike, \ gren’s feet look smart. your Advertisement Lind- _