The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 29, 1924, Page 11

te W ’ Ever ; | : Women’s Clubs py ee -ersonz Musi _ seattle Society 1 scam mVomen’s Clubs Cis | Personal Music ‘s Edited by Lillian Keen LeBallister. Telephone MA ir-0600 ee W f ss . sistant—Frances Oldham , d . : - hes Music—Louise Raymond Owens me et ‘ i ee v% Y Fat? : Boara of ( “hildren’s Orthope dic Hospital Will) pay xevr R ee \ ‘ y yiovig This Be Guests at Tea; Hosts at Dinner sheers ving pil ~ er ter are Let Us Deliver a ULBRANSEN The ‘Registering Piano To Your Home for You Ramee M David } ayden Vome 2 N \ ‘ ans be pecial H we T 4 ‘ ‘OME IN ar one of these famous Registering Small Dinner for - . t y Ww wilh} bef f Pianos tomorrow—then let t to your . y K o0 ‘7 aa aT abt kina T be exce the SPECIAL TE é we are offering Mrs. E B ating . Visit Judge a the Gulbransen once and lea excellent quali- out one { $. Wile M le iy t «we Plans Luncheon at ter, Mra. Ja V. Re reel fs e-vtakt he EAP g) <-hy lect tee Sunset Club a Gute x an rdlaily in por! IA 8 i _ Musical Tea at Mrs. a vei o Ballard’s Home Fae ay : { " ¢. Mra. E Hu a The M and Art E the Y¥. W. C. A, tea sat ’ . dect ; a M . owe Committee in Charge 3 be Mey Semi « ypc EES VINCENT HOME of Luncheon ats planned ae pray T lalee: Spee worse) tb hall va ” te be 98 oir Mae wont and 1 suman ae RE ake "emanate, c/n, Party on Thuraday, A ‘Bob’ or a“Trim e " : ‘s in ; aes 5 1 1 r 1 Women and children can have their hair modishly sh m Irene! Hosts at Halloween gram will ' bobbed or trimmed en route by a skilled white r arge of the) D ml Past A he for the bandit of barber; Milady may also obtain an attractive marcel im M ri Ka . It ar Pe agg 0 AB or curl by an experienced hairdresser. These are Mu c { r i] Tibbs er-|, aa ae rere service features afforded by ee te : : ai ARLIAMENTARY LA LA in HEU ‘ x i r La , ‘ z oe | an : : Oriental Limi jd, $3 Tt ’ F I Oliv $y Before t € wh 1 H xillary clans Finest Train to the East ; aR : i : ' Vali Sie Vid ‘ abject The GULBRANSEN is more than a player piano—it k H ital Guild t Ie taying Gam No Extra Fare registers your expression, touch and time; plays in a Gir ospita ule yh ea n i Py ~ oF . 5 5 pinthat - Vy | ADDITIONAL CLUBS Features and travel innovations on the New Oriental Limited include: sical and not mechanically. And this is one bos Have Sewing Party a3 of the finest opportunities that you will ever have to Luncheon for get such an instrument. Returned Travelers T r © Meck In addition to the mode] pictured above, there is the Community Model at $450, the Country Seat at $615 and the White House at $700. Tent 70 hours, Seattle to Chicago Without Change Poe most , f un . Ha Aexan 1 F entertained ae a a Se e , * . n, * , eight gu t “er Service at Orth tir decoratior fence an Leaves Seattle 8 p.m. Your Piano or Player Piano Taken in Exchange! noo thet ty club. ‘ ice at Orthopedic Co ee retr ignifi For fares, schedules and reservations, call on or address " s da * ‘ J. T. Moo t I 1 Ticket Agt .. ree T A t rthoped obtainable at <a / as Shige: i B rv 4] 1403 Fourth Avenue, Near Union eee oe ‘ ee Telephone MA in-9800 . is jaw’ Great Northern Caswell S ; bo se Longest Cinderless Mileage of any Railroad in the Northwest ~ Committees Named for Guild’s Bazaar A itd the |Lena B. Shield and Miss ¢ TELEPHONE FORA Ti ' ‘i a. Thursday, Thor oc cups were served | and cards wil played in t ft- | atadison guild with Mrs. I q 5 peas ene Mrs J.B. Ber | | International Exposition Special Purchase and Sale of Mrs “THINDERELLA” Rubber Reducing Garments Very Special ‘rdle Step-In—- Hook Front §-85 Lace Back Lace Back uum Style HESE garments are Thinderellas, made by the originators of the Boysh- form Brassiere, which created the boyish idea in women’s apparel. Mac- Dougall’s have, in this initial presentation, given Seattle women the highest type of reducing garment at a price within the reach of all. —“Thinderella” is made of the finest Para reducing rubber, with back lacing, so that it can be easily adjusted to give the form a perfect fit at all times. ‘“Thinderella” should always be worn over an undergarment. ANNOUNCEMENT ven! OPENING The Thrift Shop of t Children’ ¢ sale for Thursday, Octobe 40, if 511 Stewart st The largest and most exquisitely finished and modernly appointed CHINESE RESTAURANT on the Pacific Coast will be thrown open for its initial }]} inspection by the public on - Thursday, Oct. 30 8 to Il p. m. —“Thinderella” is made with detachable support- ers, another feature appreciated by most women who wear rubber reducing garments. Th “Thinderella”® Rubber R price in effect only during The management, after 15 years’ experience in ou Garments are: guaranteed Gd. eB 10,) us similar to wear ‘tinder ordinary usage selling today from h Seattle in this line of busine: ared neither expense nor effort to equip this restaurant with per- fect liwhting and ventilation s;stems and every con- venience for the comfort of its patrons. Made by the This sale will continue throughout the week, providing they afe not sold out before Your presence will be appreciated and visitors will If ordered by mail, give both waist and hip measure be served % 8 Special Windows—15 Extra Fitting Rooms— , MacDougall’s—Third Floor, Delicious Chinese Tea Free | During Opening Day Hours | FINE MUSIC NANKIN CAFE || WV —-NeDougll /outhwviek “Noyahform Made 1t— OVER FIFTY YEARS OF FAITHFUL SERVICE The Quick, ais Selentifle MacDougali's Guarantee 1." Way to Reduce 161614, Fourth Avenue Between Pine and Olive