The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 23, 1924, Page 13

/ ——SEE THE SEATTLE STAR PAC J Tr Seattle Soc ‘iet [ PEGGY LOU LOCUS % Personal } lusic s ig Edited by ithe ee Laon ister, Fetaphene fe a ng Foundation Concert THE } 4 Sistant—Frances Oldham } °- f ic—Louise Raymond Owens EMPORIUM Will Honor Mrs. Wettengel; Quiet i 1 Solemni> F * We Solemnized 601 Pine Street \ vt ssisting at Mothers’ ove-¢ I ) an Tou at Mother Our New York office made a scoop—bought j At ‘ 5 a lot of coats at a low price from a leading New . .s ep York manufacturer who needed cash; some of Va..| N - te an t these coats are worth up to $79.50. But we have fp * \ r ¢ atin : a Aged marked them all to sell for ; Viss R Tanze A and Mra J.D. ¥ , : Ps Quiet Wedding \ si ' ~ - wit! t { Hy M M ek et le M 1 , . } M Marth and F row M ’ if a few The Materials: 1 J db, ¢ Mr MeN W. Bo will ar Vt Suede Cloth 7) 9 : ‘ bad , pee ae AS Weav es like he: Women’s University Club) piscussion Be to G Program Mrs. Henry W. P will lea / Ormandales N Bitle I * 1 The . \ ; : Fur Trimmings: Use of ' . m ! Be ave ; ‘ » of eee o sent Natural Squirrel | Mrs. Bordeaux * A i Viatka Squirrel Luncheon fey Muskrat - syle si: xy ge pom " ie i! mB $4 Japanese Mink , Thursd Peggy Lou is the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs, M. Lu-\ot Gola 1 Bs ce Sine chet Pri er cus of Bremerton.—Portrait by Curtis Studio " ‘ 4 Bt res pro 4 . ° ‘ and Colors ‘ rex!| Dinner Hostesses cae eee Z ee i Batic | aims Nancy and Mise Laura: sawory| oa wil be ed by 295 a AH Shop Early and | | fs ri | ten © lite win tou he CL wack rome |* 5 a 316 Pine St. ie Your 1] r ey. “itoger, | 9 ece. 8 The Love ‘Ch and Mrs. Braw M ast © most. pot t \ o1ce : cia Mina Broadway Guild 1! nee Oey seni. Or Ents, Wipte ¢ Raretheren Os t ful Jew f m Our One-Price Policy i i 4 na rs. Luncheon WASHING TON IRVING P.-T. A ‘ f Waal * : . We h aye a i “halen ric bg , tic Washingt ¥ T. A. will ‘ 1 In @ pe grouped a lot of i } tal, will give a ep a te Mae plicad le yor oa] Nance ella nba ‘a HOME FURNISHING | hd Dresses, former val- We “ye sae erences : Dentiey | . cige BF nea | Ax Olsb 4603 Ninth ave. N, W.|that t Ya - U \Y ues up to $25, to } ey ee eee | Bs | Major and Mrs. Moore Orthopedic Lunch Room $14.75 Hosts Service A a wilt be ‘ mT i het me abi Reinet oes aa tia : Per Pair There are dresses for every occasion, satins, crepes, || at fa club wil | re ft georgettes, silk cords, twills, nearly all colors. This | Annual Reception On 4 and dl t is truly a very wonderful offering. Postponed : 5 THE EMPORIUM — > | 601 Pine Street i Women’ s Club " CLUBS FOR FRIDAY } fund fr AND SOCIAL : tom et ti ave| "For reervations cl Huge Assortments of m., at their club ener a a New Fall Hats pte Alpha X! Delta Mother ST. MARTIN'S ek congener er aM ha ‘ ‘ MOTHERS’ CLUB ee sigue St. Martin's Mothers’ lub wi wlohe sive a card party O x, SRARY CLUB 1 Social and Literary club], The c meet at the home of Mra. John| sembly in . 1108 Bist ave, Friday, Octo. | ¥. W. C. m. Mra. A. R. Plough, | o'clock. . . pi: 3 b m, is the Mrs. Lane Sum. |reetion of Mra. W. T if er : *| tate dealer. a talk on “Soctety| the Ame if in t he gives away all his land! iam HH. Spry, com neral land office in the de terior, Washing ‘s largest real es nissioner of st will be play ‘or reservations call GA rfl of CA pitl-4207. LUNCHEON AND ment of the Dollar Friday You are allowed a wide latitude in choos- CARD PARTY of Composers in Seattle.”". The work | be rn k, as follows teat 8 9,000 acres ¢ : A : tithe dacodid "otk peclacittpuich= Fat” savaeeat accatiteaed lll” be" st , y} Ambrone ee Sipe the ing both shape and adornment in this tremen- cons and card parties will be given|trated by Vesta Muth, plano; Mr.| Whalley, and a talk by a. ¢ r t vageteditsa ead to ‘ dous assortment. There are more than one the Eastern in its|Doltegin, violin, and Mr. Borodin, | Herbsman, necretary of the Chin vovernment’ lands to ‘ . ] rooms, 4990.4 quaré callo. | Club of Seattle, on “Americantzation| May 4—Currant evente—stra. - Lee | $199,900,000 thousand smart models, ranging from the smal Friday, October 24. incheon |W he: ed ee al a ge OR amoheon = a turban to the large picture hat, all equally served at o'clock, : c 3 i ° 5 re n 3 z & if . % idge and whist will be played at MAH J ADDITIONAL CLUBS ' Dreams of Beauty charming in color, shade and shape, whether : [were HE ata Skat one Dmer CUI rober that can be true— trimmed with lace, fancies, feathers, ribbons, . Ort hospital In at| PAS ” D UB eb rh F fA bee J ue ’ Rat bridge and’ ahs ter Past Presidents’ club of John|3tay phigh a Dept Ke Autumn foliage or flowers. You will hardly maT. [Deg Octbber eter flag paps egy the | freshness of believe your eyes when you sec this vast dis- October, 24, 174 Hight b | faaleaiay ‘ia! Rarrecuets play of all that’s new, on sale tomorrow, ober 26. Lun pi charm. ‘They are yours thru priced at ..'..... wiles }eon 30 o'clock the useof Gouraud’s Oriental ne ewes Aeshie oa ALPHA AUX ILIARY T second and Pat pt me hielo . fortunates. in Japs 7 ah esate e iets be eld rida Octaber atin ORIENTAL CREA Hats With whipping winds trying to steal may sicrdir aries haruegee oak Pepe init ce teehee Velvets and hat-| every hat in sight, it is wise to own one |} | circle No. 649 y Friday eveniny wedish club hall, Eighth and will give a October }club will give a Friday evening, October 24, In Pio-| neers’ hall. ‘The proceeds will go| son Park Imi ter’s plush, designed | or two of these enduringly new, comfort- and adorned to agree | able little felts. There is a charming Halloween dance| MEET IN PIONE: HALL ‘The Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Madi-|ing meet 1b will| The toples = “araai (Less Than were we ovement ¢ oi Bee to the new clubhouse hold. its re meeting Tuesday, |?" Laloriey: Fatorpeetation One- Half- Price with any street or} jauntiness about them that reflects youth- LADIES OF GOLDEN NORTH | 2 diag October 28, 2 p.m, In Ptoneer| ‘The iterar on departmer | dress costume; modes : the Golden North| RUMMAGE AALE hall ieets the second an Speers fulness which endures through thick and @ The Ladies o! Sola Ta CH ae MMR TAIG ‘apeléty, oot the is bbe each mont oof the hostess, suited to every type ; . Pst! } West Seattle Methodist church will) HALLOWEEN HOP SA of wearer, in every thin. They e here in every quaint and } rer See cate: Celobar 2 Be liancraiataHatiow'sen bop. ture | pyttFe (Hawkey) Hecbert Quic shade, priced for Dol- | Charming mode required for the informal Queen Anne sete 1934 Sixth # day, October 25th, lar Friday $1 costume, priced for Dollar $1 a hall. Many Interesting stunts } ey pee ansociation |JANSE GENEALOGICAL heen planned. The Plymouth B at... RYIdaVeat: (5% sic ee <3 A $e ert in the| SOCIETY ® club, Mr. Erickson’s Young Peop ave. FF Regular meeting of the Anneke/class and Plymouth Girls’ club are at 8 p. m.| Janse Genealogical society the] all colloberating In giving some h birth, whether| home of E. D: Griswold, Friday] special features by way of ¢ Untrimmed Hats Children’s Hats All the rich, lustrous materials American Plays or visitors, are cordially in-}evening, October 24. All members|tainment. All Plymouth Girls’ club| Told by . - = Felts ¢ T | visitors, are cordially Le ge dither " ahi faie Rua: al?’ toon » cor.| The Modern approved for Fall id Winter Felts and velvets in urged to be present members and their friends are oor-|The Modert Autumn's gayest colors | e# oieec rt | dially invited. | Readings trom chapeaux, in every shape, shade Tesienealls amie af | | PRINCESS ANGELINE PARLA ere) ¢ | Representatt atid color, will be found in this | esigned and trimmec | Moines,| Princess Angeline Parlor No. | Dramatists with that consideration | | Aroris array of Untrimmed Hats. Smart, | ¢ 4 of the | Native Daughters: ‘of TAINED ines for correct mode which shington Review. by compairson of mo exclusive designs, awaiting but the B Yeomen, | will give a whist party Friday eve an Legion Auxillary to] Ameriean novelinta | mi taaiaes tae a ah e de : t is typical of all our hats : cla K. October 24, mt 8:15. o’clock,| Rainier Noble Post No. 1 will follow| Deductions of modern poet For a few days more we touch of trims of your own choice, YY Lou t ft instruction |at Dartnalt's cafeteria 1 custom {established ear The GirieA aneant iy || offen: ang. hatan: oumatord | | Mu eee | that of entertaining the French war Tho music departinent meets the first | CHAPTER AO, P. E. 0. | brides on Armistice day | Monday of each month at the Federated | | Chapter AO, P. E. O,, will meet] The affair will take place in the| bhoute at It sm | Ab will meet Fri-| Friday, October 24, at 8 p. m., at| Legion clubrooms, New Arctic hotel,| ‘Tho American Folk Song : ° dened ee Pa for miss and matron. yer ae Dollar Fri $1 You will find just the hat for little Bright = Buck F Eyes and Dimples, = | 2 2p. m., at the] $10 16th ave 1509 Third ave, on Tuesday after.| Indian Music E By uckram Frames p iced for Dollar 1 me) of ti Emma Allen, 6013] ae dhe }noon, November 11, from 2 until 5 i bie ees Wonderful values in off- Women of clever originality Friday at ... Reports on the| Lt ON o'clock. a porn oie + || the-face styles, metallic ef- who find fascination in creating | Mc SEA The committee requests all w result’ of the first prizel|.¢. seen aus oe | men’s division of.the Com-| brides to send their names and] Poem contest. may “bo learned by|| 1ects, tipped with fur, oth- their own chapeaux will find G/L, } e RUTH SCHOOL le iaity Chest will give a compli- | addresses to Mrs. Annette Moore jattending the regular meeting of] ers appliqued, embroidered foundatjons of all the latest BUILDING FUND mentary luncheon for “Mother at 5 W. Rey st jthe Seattle Verse Writers’ club at and flower trimmed, French and American modes in A chicken dinner 1 be served at] tle,” Mra. Gertru@e Brawley, Friday, | Lave ado 4 jthe Y M. C. A. Thursday even this display of Buckram Frame th Meth church, 40th| October 24, a 6 o'clock, at the] PROSPERITY ling, October 23, at 8 o'clock. Con-| Ti > B I bl ~ SI priced fer Dollar 35 q 1 Whitman 1 Friday evening,| Women’s University, club, Mrs.) REBEKAH LODG ditions for tho. secon cst may Je Hubble 10p MAREE AEDs vices Cc eattle’s Ja argest Nlillinery Store } Second at Seneca — benefit of the Ruth School Building invocation; Mra, Kurla Strong will] hold a bazaar at Co-operative hall, phoning GA rficld-6287 October 24 @o o'clock, for the| Austin E. ffiths will give the} Prosp Rebekah lodge will] be learned at that time or by ak 218 Pike St Nee: i me MeENe parE Manabe ara iy