The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 14, 1924, Page 11

dited by Li n Keen LeBallister. Telephone MA in-0600 Assistant—Frances Oldham Music—Louise Raymond Owens | Will Entertain at Luncheon: Vrs Bordeaux Tea Assistants Chose M tA RDEAUX A I Cal tr 1 e rs 4 t - “ . who has just Mrs, William F played the s, ) William |and Mra. N r rt I «. M Mandell 1 Leve You " 7 * ett, Mr ; As, W A. M eet . Y . - Wedding Will Take Place} Yor traveling Mre. Olen wore « November : : » with bands | ’ . Classes to Meet at Club iM Lor Ww t « t th oW 5 } . Z ° ° t pets attle Gi aunawace ce : aa in South t Cor wt Rule ae Sorority Bazaar = r } 7 » for Dy, . November Sew for Bazaai Celebrate Wedding Annive rsary Sanders, dance Mothers’ club, card part Reception in Honor eres of Betrothal Married at Home in Maple Valley 3 The marri of M Yiga In Charge at y satin er a | Orthopedic Shops blossoms, and ed Ophelia » orange bouquet she and lilies. s Adeline V.| was gow of | Mate ley Walke colored crepe and ecru lace, roses and orchids were] M both maids. ton, Mrs. Donald Hubbard, daughter of| Reed, Mrz. Drexel T. Hubbard, | Wall Snyder, daughter of Mr. r, were the Virginia Dayton, nd Mrs. M. F. Day-|§ ‘The three little} ter! y white crepe de} lenbeck and Mrs. B. J ribbons. Ihave charge on W: satin with. noon. bouvardia, er and Mrs I be Wednesday morning in charge at t chine frocks with metallic Mrs. Olson wore gray Women’s Clubs - CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY ‘ — Maria Te IT FOR th WEGIAN HOSPITAL jonstrate her w egian Hospital associ Ee nt by pup! nt a miscellaneous show-| eighth grades, in charge y, October 35, at 2] McNichol. me of Mrs. dmunds st. Tt ROSS PT the hospital ba-| + A train held shortly. Take Ral-| tn¢ of the community at ar on Dednesday, 0: 7:45 o'clock, Comm 2 dem 1 meet Wed. | 2p. m., at hme urged t 1 hold its | HARRI , October] H ne Green Lake w PT. A. bk tend, as P.-T. October 15 to the tea ew school will | mother ll follow. n. Miss “oer tie | in the pro n, will | the children’s lbr laren’ . CARD PARTY Ladies” xiliary of Herzl} uy», appear 1 ation ¥ J a benefit |of Franklin high repeating a card p on Wednes | the numbers of its last WILL SINC HIGH | October | AMPHIO AT FRA books. evening, societ | , male « efore the school, ensemble lay, October 15, a m., at the | May concert, supplemented by mem home of Mrs. H , 608 A} ber soloists from the tenor and ave. Favors and refreshments, baritone sections. | 62630 | The hions, for the past 14 DAUGHTERS OF THE KING jyears have followed the custom of The Daughters of the repeating its semiannual concert | Mark church will entertain he ms before the different high | menibers of the church and thar ls of the siting them in| friends on Wednes. evening, Octo-| rotation. This will be ir second t in 6 guild ha A splendid | appearance at Franklin Ad been arranged by the| mission will be free, Graham Mor s of the church. | gan is the director. will assist the . eee | « r SERIES OF if a cape CARD PARTIES | DUNLAP TT. A The Dunlap P71 Wednesday ment of the school, The Woman's ints’ church wil D. m.Ja nerien of card parties on Wednes-| jon in the base-lday ¢ October 14, at 8 The program at o'clock, at the Lakeside clubhouse, | the first of Octobe ening, A group of cont t entio. (1) Mrs. Mary . Ella tate officers of the Women's Christian who are attending the fort t Washington, Oct well, ice pre (3) Mr recording y-firs of We ober 14 to 17, sident; (2) . Lol a Flagg, trea neent, president; Merrihe secretary “yo »| Personal Tem- t annual in Cen Mra urer This Christmas—for friends far away, for the folks back home—your photograph. No—it isn’t too early to visit your photographer. He is prepared to give you more time now than in December. And it will take a load*of hopping worries off your mind, Photographers’ Association of Seattle Seattle Society | W.C.T.U. STATE OFFICERS J Give'Pa Portraits by A Used Upright PIANO $125 TERMS Down Balance in 130 Weeks Now is the time to buy your PIANO for Christmas Montelius Music House Third & University Opposite the Pantages EE $10 Ne Separate Shower Baths for Men and lor Women. adien! rxe Dre: Barber Shop. Smoking and Club Reom for Men. Note which foods best agree. 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