The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 2, 1924, Page 13

Seatt attle Ke LebBa 4 aymond Ower gous Dinner Pe Winter Complimented M I Ba . Miss an Wijck will Gioltenderg with her par . J. St x min CH. JS sister, Miss Karla Stolten dl 10 for ‘wii lave Decemb Francisco, where married on December Qaries Clifford Hartr cx Complete for jon Bazaar are complete and t age the big bazaar the combined of the Fruit and Flower) will sponsor Wednesday, at fae} Washington. A novel de. | from the usual bazaar pro- is the vaudeville at the Wom (Puirersity club auditortum ad evecing. amungements for both bazaar| | modeville are under the direc @ Mrs. William Harold Fix, | s) chairman. | is Stephen L. Spencer will pre- fei direct the ¥ ambers ives with the ec W. M. Bow he Hobe and her company, Betty James, Irene Kelso and Genevieve Abraham. Mutteale”— Mra. Paul Mackie. by Mr. Art Gladitzsch. baritone, Olga Soenge, violtnist. mags and dances— 4s Muse and Roy Mays. Stutfield. Hy Hew Could You? @ by the Frul Mesdames Dav Trench, Spencer, eee ays Affairs for ger Set as affairs are being ar. for the pleasure of the Set that will be at home nd Flower those already planned is the ot twenty covers Mra. R. Crosby will give at the Ho- nto for her daughter, Mins her will give for her at! Tenis club on Christmas holiday parties include the on New Year's eve, and A Mrs. Willlam Leonard Mihis planned for her daugh- Mas Loyal Lamont, Milas Mary and Miss Mary Collins, on ey fvening, December 30. Est Wallace Green Collins will Maia at luncheon on Tuesday, %, in compliment to her * Miss Mary Collins. ¢ Thin Woman ned 10 Pounds hh 22 Days Men Can Do the Same 4k men and women, Berra men and women. aeay men and women, ; Ds atronser, healthier and AY to er enty, a vein g have weed ee ist Wing and fe mth evil-smeliing Cod Liver of Vitamines and is t ma producer and Nts to wwallow the hor. when these wonderful § Cod Liver 4) Tab- 88 BO0d and Ho easy to r id tablets for 60 cents— in man or woman don't tc 5 pounds in 30 days 2 Owl Drug Co, or ‘ ha anywhere, m4 le original $04 Liver Oi Tablet!" Aa, Baill; Miss thool for the holidays. | Cate Mr and Mrs. A. S. Kerry lock pre for their daughter ati 4, Mallet, Mra. C. A. Little, Mrs. | see gram urties Will Precede Stoltenberg Is ean ‘ “One of my neighbors has convinced me " v j Ss) No-Host Group at Mrs. Ada W t New merits of Crescent Baking Powd he mak Hotel Opening oF ifhins I've ever tasted ar e says the A whi a “ use of . Pp bs A . Honk, .é u Wash Crescent Muffin Recipe Mra Fred H M i ae > , ae pera ye ‘ J Grant HF. Alex and Mra. ¢ ’ }4 to 1 tablespoon sugar @ 8» Blethen re 1M Dinner to Honor Colon " in Vie ¥ \ and Mrs. Davids Mra, Walter Gra I Mr. and Mrs Great w e guest of Maj. « { ; : ts T - at & Harv Moore at their F 7" a b aig Ella in honor of r as pianists, © Lieut. ¢ How G. Davida 1 i» fas f ag ay Flagg ore ed : Aa ha oclgaar vig You are certain of light wholesome foods with C pot, Sa A t t, he tle P Baking Powder. It has two leavening units -one th Tennis Club Musical ° tion to t having in the mixture and one that waits for the oven. Wednesday Rha f t great f ! A Crescent Recipe Book will be gladly sent upon request. Mrs A. BS. Kerry Mre. Albe jeme f 7 rie Ph . Mrs Rr Mre © * 4 ‘ F t t k R. y M f “ * Ja. Truax Bye xP "| Eliz t Eve c “e. . ire b- oa . A . J r le T Janet Henry, Fr t {r, M. Dunes may ¢ . oo Str Bi ara Der 1 ul prog © . 4 Elizabeth Russe Pret fe it Ha c A * Mrs. Kerry ad Mra. I pe ha Ba ANY ~ wate ~ 4 Tambou by Ram arranged the program which w Hed Cross Nursee—World War Pieser, beh score presented by Amy Newton Adam Prelude Mre. P. B. Me s ual ¢ iniasm contralto, with Miss Mar) iy Nurses from King ty graduat rece antaale Opu on pianist dusan BD. Anthe Mra. I was @ & aupe ¢ numbers follow Frances Willard J an I Rha pac H Aria ve (a) “Hat 1 Coqua (>) “Le Bassien Loring : ) “Lens Mild (a) Nocturne, Me ae Mary 1 CRESCENT MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Seattle, Wash. io) pentane cia }owen| “Mrs. S. L. Jordan wearing the dress of 100 pockets, in|s = Ruth Gordon which she will appear at the Fruit and Flower Mission ba-|' WOMAN'S CENTURY CLUB | The music department will + Bot zaar, Wednesday, December 3, at the Hotel Washington Lisa Lehmann | Portrait by Wayne Albee, McBride Studio, 0) * tom of Our (c) “Allah Be With Us . Amy Woodward Findes Amy Newton Hosts at Pier Tonight | Women’s Clubs Mr. and Mrs. Lerc CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY Backus will M'GILVERY SCHOOL TO entertain at dinner ant at the he JANIZE POT. A aoe Sunset club, later wi r guests |RIDGLEY AUXILIARY as the + e of organixz gr attending the rmance ot Ruth} pragtey Auxiliary wi teact ssocin 1 mt st. D awn*and the Denl-| nesday, D McGilve hool have ae shawn at Masonic temple | luncheon oO. ¥ A meeting Wedne Decem oe 8 business meeting wi ow ber 3, at 2:30, in the aas ; Luncheon Honors . { the school, E. Garfield st. and| ‘ NIA SOCIAL CLUB | 98th ave Bride-to-Be : ete ess “te | “ club will meet in Ms Mrs. Elvin B. Moline entertained | Tonia Social Lg will m n Ma with a luncheon of eight covers | : Wednesday afternoon, at Frederick 2 p.m. Whist. Eastern Stars & Nelson's tea room, in honor of | and friends invited. f Miss Helga Soderman, whose bal riage to Mr. Fred Lind place this month . | Mrs. John G. Matthews, president | of the Sea Council of Parent-| cher Associations, will speak on “What Pare ‘Teacher Work Means Mra. John Sum man, will also be presen nesday, December . extension chair | and assist ¥ BENEVOLENT In or M Artht Informal Dinner at Home \* Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Chavelle will be hosts at an informal dinner of eight covers at thelr home this eo ee | evening. HELPERS’ CLUB | Bie oe ces | The Helper f Aloha Chap- Entertains at Dinner ' 116, 0. E. &, will moet) Parllame Mr. and Mrs. G E. Rainbe MEETINGS OF ATED CLUBS rated clubs to meet Wedne December 3, includ ry procedure depart Coterle with Mra. W Wednesday, December 3, at 11 a, m.,) ment of th ¥ f arr h a at entertained with a dinner of six-|*t Green Lake Masonic temple ip a ; = teen covers at thelr country home ele hs _ last Thursday | WISCONSIN GOLDENROD CLUB Pre ive lub at 1:30 in Golder tub will meet | o'clock in Feder clubhoune, Elec- | | y ay, December 3, with Mra.| tion of a preside held. Pro-] | Orthopedic Lunch and Sau ate xederal: Rye; ‘Bex |eram aivacaid by bestia, Mr Thrift Shop Service h at 12:30 o'clock. | n Leckenby and Miss Jeanette! } C 25" | Burgett. Members urged to Mrs. Carl Siebrand will be hostess | oe “5 ap gues be * | Ausworth, and the dance her | or University Guild on Wednesday | MILITARY WHIST PARTY | Plans on being made | |at the Orthopedie Lunch room, 214] The Woman's Auxiliary of All| ervation iid be made | Columbia st., assisted by Mrs, R. T ’ church will give a military Rainier Beach Woman's club w the Lakeside club-| hold a Christman party in ng, December | Beach Community clubhouse 1 Pilgrim st. at 2 o'clock. 1 Tevis, Mrs. E. R. Peterson, Mrs. HH. H. Wells, Mrs. W. P. Dearborn, Mrs. Stadon, Mrs. Albert Henderson, Mrs. . Net dancing #. Blank’s p numbers by a ladies’ double quartet i] , Ae A. V. Rosai, Mrs. J. K. McDowall, | T WOODLAND by M |Mrs. W. T. Berry, Mrs. C. H. Cor- SHOOL CIRCLE bitt, Mrs. Gaflon Hill, Mrs. J. G.| wrest Woodland Pres |Pritchard, Mra. R. J. Grace, Mrs.| wi) meet Wednesday, Decemb« Wilbur Dow, Mrs. Mildred V. Petty. | Mrs. J. B. Winston, Mrs. C. A. Win termute, Mrs. W. T. Robinson, Mrs. H. G. Stiles, Mra. R. R. Croson, Miss |‘ Ida Green and Miss Della Wright shige = Queen Anne Guild with Mrs. Ray |Children for Christma G. Sharpe and Mrs, O. A. Kjox will |Robrback will talk on |be in charge at the Thrift Shop| Work Wednesday morning and Capito! Hill Guild with Mrs. Falcon Joslin, chair. | PROSPERITY REE man, will have charge on Wednesday A military whist jafternoon. given by Prosperity i - day evening, December IAN o'clock, In Co-ope | CHURC! VE BAZAA of Findley st..and Rair The Siete eer abe eat 6 \‘ ‘Clase yk the Chitstmsds festival affair will be a benefit for the I. 0, TION OF V et a a | itself is the bazaar, brought down to| 0. F. building fund ae 5 ae T ti, thru the ages from the Persian. aie. 6 | The pageant “Womanhood” will be It atill retains its original meaning ey fogae ike © H yey sehati Nahas ays r Peace at place, a ataill or street} The Women's society of the Tab |Seattle Federation of Women's clubs a market p 7 sle Baptist church will meet | Monday afternoon and evening, De and musical ZONTA CLUB iditorium.| Zonta club will meet for lun stendent |at the Dixie n, White b library, |ing, on Wednesday, December 3 Smali|12 o'clock. Miss Helen Reyn nd Mrs. |" e-School at 2:45 p. m. in school s Sutherland, sup dren's department, publ speak on “Books f ‘ear r of primary education in tle public xchools. will speak | racter Building of the Young Members may invite guests, | being made for a card and | mah jongg party to be held at the Studio on January 4 ADDITIONAL CLUBS 4 ar . corner | | BETHANY PRESBYTE! CLUB! | |where people gather to buy and| ¢™ | sell; to Wacand Wake the news | Wednesday, December 3, at 2 p. m,|cember 15, at the Metropolitan the veoy 4 at the home of Mrs. R. E. Louna | ater, | | Many guilds and club plan all the By fees . aM eee a | year for their exhibits, The Wom. | DUry. ne Malden ii Mrs. J. F 7 Pageant presents in a mos an’s Society of Bethany Presbyterian ers ally 1 conduc lesson psec ahs e ey the development of lchurch have set Friday, December|*tudy on “China.” | | worniinhiood down thra the ages, and for the display of their arts and! |. portrays some of the brilliant and | | FINE ARTS herole deeds of women handcraft, The bazaar. will open in} Oo0 Cr tp | | the church parlors, First ave. N, and) "10% © The settings and ste effects are e music department of the 6 | being stically arranged by the | Roy st., at 2 o'clock. At 6:30 a tur. The music departmer f the Fine | bein artistically arranged by th | | key dinner will be served in the din-| Arts Study club will assemble Wed-| West Seattle Art club. y, December 2 nesda t 2p. m., at} ‘The cast of characters follow jing room. At 8 o'clock the following) 11, wrest seattle Community club-| Womanhood Mra, Harry A. Erwin | program will be given hates } Mra ‘De Pue| eben Mone’ Chariton| The program to be presented fol- | Cis me eel “At Dawning” Cadman | low dam Mrs, Riaph A. Nichols. | Lesson Study, The Orchestra | ‘oun. Mr n Mr, Robert Nichole. Mra, A. Wood | San At the plano, Mr. Byron Nichols. | Opera, “Madam Butterfi | Deborah, the Prophet Arthur Fin Playiet—"Pat’s Excuse,” an Irish | or Deborah Mra. J Smith | ketch | Flower D Madam Butterfly". Puccini | Inraclites ..Mrm. W, A. Sle others Betty and George Thomas, | Mra. Thomas Gaynor and Mrs, Albertine Zenodia, Oriental Solo—"Up Bpake the Road"..,.....Cox Wood enobia . Mra, Ella Cudineo Mr. Robert «Pryor | Pretu ehotn Trio, “After Bun dees At the pli on Nichols, | +My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice | Mra. M. E, Heffron te general chairman | : Saint-Saens) Pa [of the bazaar committee, asainted by| Mian Helen Weatherby, violin; Mise Irene | Ori | Mra. John J, Mackintosh, Mra, R. A Williams, cello; Mra. John C, Wilson Mra. W, J. Rafter, Mra plano. ‘Orlental woman jo, Mr. By Mins Ruth, MeConhie Mins Kathryn Weyant ital singer ..Mra, Theada M. Baly | Zenobia’n little won... Barbs | Maids of honor, Mra, GC. ¥ Vane der Blizabeth Stage and Mra. A. B. Lund. | Vocaly “Sing, Smile, Slumber", ...Gounod R. Weeks, A. Jones, Misnos Dinner committee—Mra. David Shields, | “Serenade” i seseee Tonti| Margaret Wallace, Lilifan Dudley Mra, Albert Daub, Mra. J. F. Judy and Mra, J. 1, Gurnoy Glenetto Hill Mra. Homer B. Troxell. Accompentets," ts, Sohn J. Doherty and| Joan of Are Program—Mre. E. D, Kennedy, Mra Mra, Paul Barnes | Joan of Are....Mins Margaret Barnhart | Ralph A. Nichols and Mra, John J. Cas Fee 3 | Prelude speaker, French woman Mackintosh ; /BEDLE CLUB +o Mra, Beatrh Neoler ‘Art needle work—Mrs. A. W. Faragher, [ALPHA NEEDLE CLUB | French Peasants pralea oltp | Mrs, C. 8. Wills and Mrs, Edward Me Alpha Needle club will meet} Ann Hatehison— Days | Nace, Wednesday, December 3, at 7 p. m.,| Prejude—Puritan Wo rite |_ Aprone—Mra. Von Y. Fall, Mra. ¥. J./at the home of Mrs. Annie Howard, Mra, Piorence Taylor | Davidson, Mina Jeanette Robertson and) gq Tayton ave, Members urged to | Ann Hutehinson Mra Te 0. tenga Handkerchiof—Mra, J. A James, Miss|attend to finish important work. | Botay PRT TS rentioy mine| Elia Langdon and Mra. W. A, Baker. ae. pth of AAR ELLE Eto Mra, Mae Jacobs Betsy Rows and Her Ving Prelude—Colonlal Woman Mra, Basil Lenoir Children's clothing—Mra. Libby Mart, | BAZAAR, LUNCH AND DINNER | Faith ¥. Wdrall and Mrs, Marry G.) “Tadies of Grace M. B. church at | | Christmas wrappings and degorations | 40th ave. 8. and King st. will have |—Mra. T, Jetferien, Mrs, M. B. Fredorick |a hggaar, Iuncheon and dinner on Hetsy Town ; and Mra, George #. Sy Wélhenday, December 3, Luncheon ens of Liberty Mra, Ruby Hurna °) ” JO, anna! . ‘ a eee eee eos Mra ane trom 12 to 2 o'clock, dinner 6 to g| Marthe Weshlogton, Tien Lady of the Koliey and Mrs, T. M. Trueblood, o'clock, Program in the evening. Mestha Washington ..4. L ; erg : Git WAS a visitor at our booth T \ Music “4 ac TAN Personal | 4 ‘ S ciety ( MRS. S. L. JORDAN a apes in Kina Wil ! tior week will include, Wednesday, | donald, 2306 15th ave. N. E. December 3, the club semble at 10 a. m 8a horus, wh he home! the home | srs, J. B. Harris and Mrs Holt ng hostesses, Mrs. P December 4, the ! t r ‘ » | MIS LA CLUE ar { tment mee t home 16 nry F. McCl Missoula club will meet nion st. Tuesday ¢ 5. | Kane, ( o' Ther Ned Everett Davis Card. whist kamy cul nd N., on Thursday, ‘December 1 be enjoyed, followe b: stane h each mem at 2 p.m, All Missoula women in The members in the St.! Jensie ( 4 with a current Meetings of the various depart-| Friday, December 5, at 2 o'clock, at ments of the Woman's Century club) the home of Mrs. Samuel H. cival Collins, Chocolate ‘Now wears festive clothes cA new-flavor way to vary your holiday menus! For ages fruit and spices have been the time-honored essentials for holiday desserts. Now comes chocolate in festive clothes to add a new touch of flavor-rich- ness to your — old fashioned plum pudding holiday pound cake new fashioned fig sddlog. fruit conta plain carrot pudding simple gelatine desserts and a host of other happy-day dishes. Now when kitchen minutes become doubly pre- cious, the housewife is doubly grateful for the all-in- one advantages of Ghirardelli’s. Think how conve- nient it is to mix and sift your chocolate with the other dry ingredients, Think of the time you save — No grating, no melting, no bother! Let Ghirardelli’s come into its own in your kitchen » you'll find it a happy holiday help! GHIRARDELLI’S Ground Chocolate Ghirardelli’s is all-in-one! For it takes the place of cocoa, unsweetened and sweetened cake chocolate! ip