The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 17, 1924, Page 15

; \ FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1%, Seattle Society || Edited by Lillian Keen LeBa lister. Telophoge MA ir-0600 Assistant—Frances Oldham Music—Louise Raymord Owens | Sponsor No-Host Table at Halloween Dinner Dance; Luncheon Will Honor Trave ler IRWIN EREF : M iM aiey __ included and are. Chee-! Varsity Ball Son M Mrs. Hugh I on December 5 ell, M :M B, Engle v su. t M Mra, F glas Bak Unive ‘ : B : - ; : Ney Rot Donald M a giants. ‘comes Mr Paul V ' wing 1 a 6% Misa Edna |) Adelie Mrs. Eggert to Entertain) {re sore at Luncheon " A M Mrs, He t ntert K M ‘ bsnl M “ J H a } H i, 5 = t M Ho son a y sth Bigelow | ees core Mr. W t | Dinner Hosts Tonig Mr. We one oe ashe Dy: Weare s- | Gree Mr. ¥ | Children’s Party es ras | Tea Will Honor fe Daughter Mrs. Patric issued cards ° birthda es McHugh has| Host at Dinner x & ten'at ber Bommel aud Dance Ruth Pinkerton is a young American artist who will sing afternoon ctobe | Pee alll C ekem in tamer |< Meee Monday night, October 20, at Plymouth church, for the bene- Hood Sadie Major Hood will leave for Honolulu ber, where Major Hood will be sta tioned for n Yacht club Personal Mr. and Mre. O. W. Brown wi e Tues: “Music Percy Grainger Will Be Announcement of Heard October 27 ‘ by motor Port: | Dinner for Miss Daughter's Marriage se October 27 land, to attend the | Lumberman’ Janson and Fiance Mr. and Mra. Wallace B. Palmer ke hhearel tea Maatila ab tha 3 T out 1 Mr. and Mrs. H. 0 dau » Mr entertain at dinner at th «,. Oct ‘ «ce ove @ Tuesday evening, Octo! : a ¢ are M 1M G Faris with to Miss Tove J: A Me of t Lad r " oe I ¥ eave Bat Mr. Monte Bi or, W nO ‘ being notewort f n F Miss Cornis ware Mid-Week Club Dance H. Bn . at Supper | ‘The Seattle Yacht ribs t at va from a fortnight Miss Nellie C. Cornish ts ent out for a ¢ ; fi males lock : r adily & Mr. and Mra. W. M. Humason have Service at Orthopedic h ¢ ge ~ ah CS Lunch Room nces most re-| @ \ex@ Dance Will Honor g rrink Park guild will be in charge sp ne: od Mr. Hn Visitor room, 214 Columbia. at probes ; Eliott ents, Mr, and Mrs. J. ¥ Miss Moliie Gunnell and Misa Doro- nd weil thy Conger will entertain one hun B t ¢ “fe dred and fifty members of the . ° younger set at a dancing party this He g at the home of Dr. and Mrs. | Mrs. C. L P. Bryant. Mra, Max n The affair will honor Miss Ange-| Johnson, Mrs. W. C line Beas of St. Joseph, Mo. who| Luin F vr. Miss Betty is visiting her aunt, Mrs. W. H.i Miss Maud Youngs. ded housewin Gi: Holland, Norway, | Ladies’ Mu Women’s Clubs ‘ & ia CLUBS FOR SATURDAY N. Kerr will deliver a lec- | x omen on “The Phenomena ; m All women, whe CLUB ¢ of the Whit MYRTLE CHAPTER RUMMAGE SALE t e nét.-are invited to at x, | Myrtle Chapter, No. 48, 0. E. 8, t he'nd! charge , ool, Wes will hold a rummage sale Saturday eee Ne We October 18, at 1317 First ave. at th Vendome hotel. Call BE acn-0667 |p for information tSTABLISH EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT of | Miss Mary Josep een brought to Young Ladies’ Ins rector of the edu WALLINGFORD Oo. EB. 8 ingford Chapter No. 204, E. 8. will give a ¢ party Norton's cafeteria, 1519 Saturday evening, Oct. 15, 3 Saiaeiidiy “nad eee O'clock. Whist and bridge. |trom the College of oe cent On-Hue WOMAN'S LAKEWOOD CLUB and has compl The Woman's Lakewood Civic| study at the Improvement club will give a dinner | School of Social and dance at the clubhouse, 50th ave.|ton, D. C coming to § S. and Angeline st. Saturday even-/attie, she established educational de departmen ish In connection with the DORCAS C1 Mra, H. F ub. 2 Halloween party | Ww t ed her degree unt St. Vin at her home DICKENS FELLOWSHIP Fellows will meet t 8 p.m. at of Commerce, Subject udge,”” Vi welcome. utive to the ¥. I. I activities may be ing, October 18, Dinner will be served | partments at the fonal Catho. ing Mies Barlow from 6 to $ o'clock and dancing will/jic Community hous East 8t Wt AND CURL LAST} be from 9 to 12. Louls and at the Junior Guild, St.| RIDGELY REBEKAH after a Golden Giint| Mrs, Walter Dench will act #3} paul LODGE NO. ¢ i | chairman and the following members| A survey is to be made of indus-| Ridgley Rekebah Lod; Will assist: Mra. L. V. Sizer, Mrs. J./trial and commercial centers in Se-| give a card party C, Miller, Mrs. Hen ison, Mrs. | attle, where low ried girls will | Octobe Walter Mingo, Mr Mrs. B. L. Mrs. Adolph | ciubs at the Glahe, Mrs. Harry V. Metedlfe, Mrs. |The club is exceptionally well cquip-| sonTH END E. T. Robb, Mra. J. Hilde Smith, Mrs-|peq for group activities and it will ait ate patie: CLUB Rose Y. Colon, Mrs. Ida Cushing,/be a meeting place where young| North End Progressive club will Mra. E. Almquist, Miss Laura Kane! people may go to enjoy the oleae atta and Miss Ethel Coloni forts of a well regulated homo Ii Louten’ Howe A special invitation 1s extended to/ 1 will welcome the strange gitl| Corliss ave. Mra. Ida ? Lindgren, | pe in classes and social | Tenth anc L. 1. club house ot McKer all lakeshore communities . and assist her in securing a home a oot eae DRINK MILK “ee 1 means of livelihood dnd desirable ting aed: per ‘There is no more healt! YOUNGSTOWN CLUB companionship. The Youngstown Improvement| Saturday will be devoted entirely club will give a dance Saturday|to work with school girls from 10| be 4 evening, October 18, at their hall,/to 16 years of age. Free instruc: | ppird ful or more natural drink. ¢ by tho gi 10c Quart n, both sides of measures Ww car 18 or 22, on our counter , or bottied 44th 8. W. and Hudson st. All wel-|tion in sewing and domestic science come. | will be given in the morning, while| yoNTHLY CONCER’ i «9 |dancing and choral classes will be THIMBLE CLUB |conducted in the afternoon Woodcraft Thimble club|who are not employed may take ve a card party, Saturd advantage of both morning and af 24, at 8 p.m evening, October 18, at 8 o'clock, at|ternoon classes conducted url the home of Mrs, F. Cudahy, 4608 | the week, while employed girls persons of h birth, whethe 1} residents or visitors, are cordially in- Bagley ave, All friends invited be ence A to enroll in ¢ westlaké at Pine MINNEWATHA CLUB club registration and for pits en-|[ eo Landay Pitter clad | Watch which wil. be ,tugutl| EX UOUICUNNCOOMTUANVEETACOMHN LUAU AC oUATHTLL ANC aNY October 18 are: English literature French ge Ae h grammar, domestic science UNUSUAL VALUES COATS for the Little GIRL or BOY Large Selection ed from $5.95 to $12.95 ADDITIONAL CLUBS , household budgeting, dra — matic art, dressmaking, millinery NEIGHBORS OF social dancing, bridge and free in WOODCRAFT struction in shorthand will be giv Neighbors of Woodcraft, Palm cir-jen. Other classes may be formed cle, 0. 66. 1 give a Halloween |at the request of 10 people. party on y evening, October| A room registry will also be es me % o'clock, at Odd Fellows’ | tablished. Th having rooms for hall, 19th and E. Pine st. A good|rent will mail in cards with the time is planned | name. re price of room and ° a reference. These rooms will be |investigated and placed on file for SPECIAL M rth circle of the | girls secki home. Graduate Nurse Alwaya in Attendance and Flower Mission will hold| Thosc who may be interested to ‘ & special meeting Tuesday, October|enter classes or purel: social at the home of|groups at the Y. L. J. club may Ei ‘ hs 1941 15th ave ull at the club in the evening Lh Ll, "Va g i . or telephone Miss May, WASHINGTON HIVE between 9 and 10 a, m NO. 944 to 5:20 p. m BABY ashington hive, No. 944, willmeet| Miss Mabel Barlow, executive sec Tuesday, October $1, at 2 p. m., at|retary of the club, will be in her I, 0. 0. F. temple. Annual installa-joffice from 9 a. m. to 6 p. m SMC CTT TCT LCD tion of of daily, to meet the C of all n06°6 jon of officer Jaily, to mi the n Leet 1528 Second Avenue ele young. ladle ho may apply to } st A wioTt ter for as ico in securing em Near Pine St. Fremont W. C, T. U. will meet|ployment, finding a room, @@hring | Tuesday, October 21, at 2p. m., with medical attention, or enrolling as 4 | Te TTT CUT T Mrs. J. W, Calrns, 3825 Albion pl. member of the ¥. L. 1. club, Any!|__ | : ! There’s a happy way “out” for mothersandahappy way “in” for children... Have you ever seen a child whose eyes and mouth didn’t open wide at the sound of “chocolate”? Small wonder that children like Ghirardelli’s better than milk! And wise is the mother who encourages this liking. For, in this way, you can give your youngsters the milk they need plus the nourishment in Ghir- Children like it better than milk Day by day modern life is taking from your skin something you must put back Every skin blemish and fault comes fundamentally from one cause. Neglect this cause, and no amount of treatments, how- ever strenuous, will keep your complexion from being per- S$ your skin dull and muddy? 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