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

1s Notabl “D fi iza and , Betty 3 Junior League’s Party e Function r nd the Ganced by Mrs. Keith Logan Bullitt abeth Dorothy pr Henry Dear’ Inf 1 In > - ~~ - ating »sa>s - a I TAR * ; a i : ee apes Women’s Clubs Personal CLUBS FOR TUESDAY rf) % a) I Bena? | ” \ * f - M na = a ‘ » York Gu New Ye D M formal Dance at Home Mary V P Luncheon f Vv Ke 4 ADDITIONAL CLUBS - sy “ r for California _RC . ‘ - nas 4 ' wih é Y Patronesses Named bay A bo wa. Fischer. The patrons and patroneases wer Mrs. John Frink, Mr Grant, and Mrn. | Mrs. A, H. Anderson, | Major | -| Dinne Guests for Seattle Society Dansant CLEARANCE EVERYTHING INCLUDED FREE! A Cowhide Football With Hvery Purchase HERRY’S " NCE SALE Women’s Coats, Suits, Dresses Up Am Atiractive Assortment in Hacks, Irowns, Files Henne tifuly’ Fur. Collared nad O/ OFF our REGULAR O PRICES SUITS OVERCOATS St NO PAYMENT DOWN SMART ATTIRE FOR MISSES, MEN AND BOYS WOME OLIDAY OFFER MUST GO 1015 Second iN, Watch Child's Bowels o ‘California Fig Syrup” is ’ Children's Harmless Laxative ~~ Better Quality—Better Values Z Better Service S DIAMONDS ous | JEWELRY WATCHES SILVERWARES Hansen & Company 1518 Second Avenue Successors to ALBERT HANSEN An Announcement by the Seattle Title Trust Company OFFICERS REGINALD H. PARSONS Chairman of the I 1 CHARLTON L. HALL WORRALL WILSON J, ARTHUR YOUNGER Mar, Mc Loan DIRECTORS M, LYLE SPENCER tl HOWARD D. TAYLOR feral Soattle ton Capitalist DAVID WHITCOMB Vice President REGINALD H. PARSONS ng & Ren WORRALL WILSON Seattle lent Washin Ina. ¢ Di Dollar Aw J. ARTHUR YOUNGER Joatt Manager © President Mortgage Loan Dept HE Mortgage Loan and Trust Depart- ments of Seattle Title Trust Company move today to their new quarters on the Second Ave. level of Title & Trust Building (formerly called the Haller Bldg.), Second Avenue at Columbia Street. Coincident with this move, the Title De- partment, including the Home Office of the Washington Title Insurance Company, will take over all of the Columbia St. level of the - Title & Trust Building, excepting only the space occupied by our electrically protected safe deposit vault. The steadily increasing growth of business in all our departments has made necessary the remodeling of the Building and the tak- ing over of largely increased working space. _ To the publie generally, we extend a hearty invitation to visit and inspect our new home. * Seattle Title Trust Company Capital and Surplus $600,000 Second Avenue at Columbia