The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 4, 1925, Page 11

EATTLE STAR j | | Fine Prograr | paited by aman Kes as, ante egy MA it | BY LOUISE RAYMOND OWENS ‘ sistant aura mory "7 i Saner Will Compliment Mrs, Griggs; Out- of-Town Visitors Feted a 2B Path oer achwan| Honor Guest i? “Lucky new babies! THE new Squibb Castor Oil (Tasteless) is both odorless and tasteless, pure and of highest me- dicinal value. “Lucky new babies says the doctor today. At your nae ae HE io druggist’s. miay Bridge Tea fo Summer Colony Points of Superiority 1, Permanent tastelessness. 2. Permanently odorless. 3. Highest medicinal value. on Friday * Dinner Honors 3 Mr. and Mrs. Parsons M Mrs. Worrall enter ‘ Parties M Wega | Sertees © Joba A. Porter at from the East urs! Evening Book Review Class i Mrs ; willy n Thurs Head Who 1 > ; ie . and Mrs. M. E Wells, | 5 Ww . ot ‘ | Meier tatager. Nes J.B. Hal eae as: Fes | ; Geis A.W. Clake will ansis Mrs. King to Give Series of Chamber Music : = = ee Z f Bdge Luncheon Will Bridge Tea Concerts Announced fttiner oie at 4 : r y u eae M Martus King will entertain Mrs, Ella Helm Boardman will| aboard Camaraderie on e « « l be $ W. Koch will be ia pon, Februa M4 quartet in @ peries three | R. Breiding will tract the class, c bearers, keep a en luncheon Satur tay ‘sae ein = De b m L o at the ¢ | which is open to ar Campfire Girl Miss Sue Irwin nd art thout candy f iG Fel of Chicago, who is Bridge Luncheon 12 and Ay 1 and girls who a 4 expect to| ar tthe Tor unr faame ber sister, Mrs. J. F Pink-) 77504, Miss Frances Nowell, daughter of Mr. and Mra, Willis| The vermonne! of the quartet Is) join immediately ax al eae es | a tase bet 4 t/t ae jag Twenty-four guests will Mra, Fred ¥ » entertaining | Nowell, who recently announced her engagement to Mr.|Marearet McCulloch Lang, first vio-/ number may be tn the clans Carolyn Limbach tf th iss with a n at her home| Robert James Curry of Baraboo, Wis.—Portrait by Grady.|ona ty Oliver, | © Om’ the ftret wikh-oad th the month Dorothy. Woods, 1 i for pate B, Februar viola, and Canfied | of Wehe tila ts ara Palmer, Maric aall Dinner Jor j ; “ny of February the Campfire Girls ce Dix, Mildred Sny-| i who stars gto hold thelr third annual iiptalee it Miss Kellogg on de Veuve} Miss Ethel Erikecs Is Personal M w am Mew | . ry, | ~ Campfire Girls compiinen oy gion » It is to be at Scenic Trene! itn and loop-the 1 Wa James Hamil ahd s be S ed. Pa Fe sin the Cascades, and any Mies Ruth | platie, bot ‘he’s . Mqtertain with a dinner of eight) Bride of Harold Iversen I uie| Song Recital girl who in w firemaker or torch: |“ weet Jlooks over the germ at the valentine dinner dance ¢ marriage of Miss Ethet Anne} ¥!! le Thu for I Ang ' 1 headquarters a poanTerville t the | bearer 3 sme One TT, Herrick, bu pmemennis club on Friday ever e of the Rev. and Mre.|*° De § x girl w 1 fepartment at the ¢ b | hebause just now in Camp: | seen ae oat onor of M Pp : ee v ft ( { f at ~ ie aes H Aze red-| — alae “ago ae a ; M Bae : : t s : ehge : ¢. and if she ts ¢ m ny x +elan eon Mer at the University of son of M ise 3 peer r : : aay i ; : Elmore, Anne Elmore | He mong t ee ; >a * R A wcarant foe the ¢ _ Greenstreet, Dorothy Tennant, | reen ve a ‘eel en ie eg eg a Mae Yedeae « Cambell, y Hazzard, Mre William In. Fish utheran chur ea |Olrms » sch for Ca |i who cone as — nae ee Lan a | presence of a large assemblage of " ar arted be t wighter | ¢ Eatertaining friends Mra. Willlam H. Biixe and 4 pantountts Sehr sive A . fer _ te Mis Jane WW ‘ : Campf lave te 5 4 Rieso for Mp hecor Mrs. Magruder, wife of] The bride was very arm Mie M “ ES LG. H. Magruder, Mrs. Fisher. |her wedd of tvory Cu 5 Pratrtex n he * Q ‘i ce B T SETS iw Col Ronald E. Fisher, will |crepe, des , t Phe ¥ . 3 ob af : ; ve eise $10 to $15 téetain with a bridge tea at her) ch either sid An | M ‘5 M - ‘ k “wigpd s om e ent : (ares Wednesday afternoon, Feb ' girdle t ‘ t eT Frances Williams | Sign up The party is limites CROWNS a d the v sign immedia and =. van : 1 of f the aft ; ' on feo of 3% BRIDGEWORK— dtsistant Named ft case th rata Her bouquet ‘ea Dr. and Mrs. Hi Van Witner | just for Firef nd everyone who : no tate Aye! Aye! Mates. We eR TOOTH for Tea a lovely shower of ( ha shx r t ( Fe ‘ Why, to the Pacific ¢ tieal 1 ‘ ad , going to find « awaiting at die s Ts t EXAMINATION FREE ESTIMATES FREE A Eimer John Satterberg and|freesias and lilies of the valley tg « ‘ je Neches jence, of o. It's the : 7 , ked| Mra. G. E. Bon Dt . fer « Garde Det Kieso ing thing that Campfire etree tea Siormany ner | the. eroom, trom Port Kene ae | deed by pce DR. E. C. PARR, Dentist ir ten a as ic f hen Kiea's Wesne ae " 1 5 7 5) ° ai February 12, in honor of Miss|tron of honor. He ned Tuesday trom . The ' « Wen : ed | 1506 Third MA in-3256 9 to 6—Sun. 9 to 1 Gee Pessemier, of Tacoma, Mrs.|Peach georgette, st lit’ Pewemier, Mrs. Anthony| With which she carried Mrs. Robert Abel, of Ta-/ 4nd petal pink sweet peas. Miss Lucille Bordeaux, Miss} The maid of honor, Miss Phytits ‘Armatrong, Miss Marga-|1¢wis was in nile green georgette : i Miler, of Tacoma; Miss Hazel|®nd her bouquet was of Columbia | Grea Falls, font. and Miss Muriel O'Neil, | TOS*® Ward roses "| Carl Hendrickson, the groom's| Mr. W. 8. Dul faughts “samy eee niece, as flower girl, was dainty in| Mise Ellen Dul e last group or girl who would like t« r at Berkeley a delicate shade of yellow French} weekend in Portland ru y work hard may tele ar Wood Bonalden’ exes gement of | voile, carrying a bas of pastel) si toll quarter d the 6 of the Oakland Campfire Girls, a Hill Announced | tinted spring flowers | Mra. W. E. Coman left today for |and make the ship # pone re aaagpioer argo Pos og To ae We are overjoyed to know 60 or Mr. G. E. Bon Durant of Port-|a week's visit land was best man and the ushers were Mr, Ofell H. Johnson, Mr. Ed-} Mr Jacobson, Mr. Alf Otterson, Mr. | daughter Vannebo, Mr. Vietor A. Ler |day by nia ready and Mrs. Frank Albert Hill the engagement of their| Leonora, to Mr. Carl ¢ of Gan Francisco, son of | *' Albe i. ZT. McCann, of Salem, Mo. fold and Mr. Harold Otters girls will be with us arrive " Each time your registratic rs of Campfire u we have a fresh Impetu help get the sured that California will welcome Any fat ae an 1 with open arms,” The wedding plac emi} hy i or night, giv an uc ime aa he 4 ‘ will take place In| preceding the service Mrs. Emil a - who would really like to help may | (r 2a: RUVINE oe mu otoaiae vt he |" Among those asked to sponsor the “early in Ma Hanson sang. “At Dawning,” Miso| ... : SR work aboard the ship any time, day ; , ae ers | conference the following: Mrs aa sid = sab "Be and Mr, | SEATTLE SOCIAL CLUB cs have already responded and have f Aah erdkinat ° Alma Johannson “Because. id Mr. | Seattle Social club, O. E. 8, will been helping with the paint Mrs. Irquhardt, | Mier at Home Tonight |sarin Hatvorson of Minneapolis.| meet with Mrs, J. Park Cutting, 110 | ProKram, contributed by members, |Peatqna ik With, the painting and suits. segue Mal Mrs. George Crabtree will |"A Perfect Day." Mr. James Lewis) s50q ave, Thursday, Februar perta to the works and ideals! more of them will answer the call, {0% Mr. Stephen Mather, Dr. Tally| with a dinner of sixteen | Played the ween ee wea.| at 2 Pm. Cards | of the celebrated novelist, and Dick-| Following are some coming events | KN0¥ Mrs. Thomas Baxter, Mr.| | eir 1 eee ensian music, rendered by Mr. an¢ ‘ 8. Robert Dolla 3 C Me thelr home this evening | On their return from ther weil rendered by Mr. and) tnat Campfire Girls should know |&%4 Mrs. Robert Dollar, Governor] eee ding trip Mr. and Mrs. Iversen Will |cHORAL CLUB Mra, F. Ro Ablers about Friend Richardson of Berkeley, OW ., make their home in Seattle. | GC is Friends of me Te and Dickens poe ‘ President Campbell of the U. of C. pe ° le Teach Choral clut The California conference, the | adic Shops “ee Th : , lovers. who wish to make reserva: | sqrsiets inference, the! ste George Hielte, Professor Bacon, will meet Thursday, | February Northwest conference, open house icons, ce eocnen (Army and Navy at 2 p.m. at the federation ctub.| tne may do so bs calling the #¢- laboard Camaruderie, the classes in See Re Me Mee WR 66 ” te charge at the Orthopedic) Women to Meet gees eles [Lure MeVeety, GA rfid.1487, not | Cram tna games the new \Torsh WOMEN’S & O or eet “ogee Thursday, assisted by} The Association of Army ‘nd Jlater than February sta: he Mothers’ club, Campfire Bodine, Mrs. J. C. Moore,; Navy Women will meet at The WOMEN'S CENTURY CLUB 1 e406 |Girls’ valentine party February 13, FEDERATION Walthew, Mra. W. E.|Olymple for luncheon Tuesday | The current events department of) MIS mG ott Gua er pelea 7 ure J. Moor. pty Oe wea iaey ehueers Now are quickly restored } if ¢ Se alec Sian 4i7a.| artarnocn, February 10 y club will meet] Missionary club u = ck, Mra, George Pat Reservations may be made with | Th ruary 6, at 2 p. m.,| will meet Friday, February 6, at the| formation about theso evggis, they | GUY MAIER obtain it by telephoning the] eA. C. Graff, Mrs. A. Chris-| Mrs. R. B. Derickson until Monday | with Mrs. William B. Dornberg, 1951| home of Mra. W. J. Benies, 416 17th) ° + PAT ‘i i l “ow pa fe | LEE PATTISON to ling whiteness © R. Collins, Mra. H. E. | noon listh ave. N. A paper will be read| ave. N. Luncheon at 12:30 o'clock. | * SIONARY CLUB he Alice Pre | Mrs. H. J. Armstreng. oR 9 by Mra. Edith Darnall, who will) Host M Bente Mra. C. YY.) | i IN Patrick, Mrs. Bald ty 5 ebay fev ay PD eer io J 1 Mra W Gibb Next month is ship month. A year CONCERT, FEB. 11 ; e . Be ee Wis tt | Bridge Party for oe sae PREC | te lectins longdtenineccht “ohio, ture A NEW method urged widely by leading authorities il guild. with Mrs. ©. Miss Clemans AUXILIARY NO. 5, |S! ECIAL MEETING |into port, so next month the Cam The annual concert of music Make this remarkable dental Sane gl i and Mra. R. M. Lawrence. Miss Betty ecne will entertain | puTH SCHOOL } Mrs. H. G. Fletcher has call a| fire Girls of the Northwest colebr for two pianos by Guy Maler test. hat gleaming may always clearness is beneath the dingy film that clouds your teeth of | Headquarters nts every pecial meeting of all president ampfire | Bfe charge at the Thrift Shop| at bridge on Saturday afternoon at | Auxiliary No. 6 ache ann ae " i i the plear Bay Morning, and First Hill| her home in honor Miss Vivian | viding fund will hold its next re clubs affiliated with the States Fed-| girl In the Northwest to do some of the music d with Mrs. J. B. MacDougall | Clemans, whose marriage to Mr. Rob- at the home of Mra.|Cratlon of Women's Clubs, on Fr {thing for the ship during the month New York Tribune. ENTAL science now proves have beautiful teeth anithost reat lar meeting ert Stetson MacFarlane will take! }. iq ©. Roberts, 3311 24th a place February 21 Thored day, Februar 6, at 10:30 a m,, at|of February—write an article for! MATL ORD! the federation clubhouse A jarge|the Torch, hem dish towels, make | Prices, 150, count book, give a “ae; that dull, off-color teeth are tring i, a folly; that gleaming whiteness Film, too, is charged with most can be obtained with but little tooth troubles. It clings to teeth, ALE. Woodrutf, on Thurs Luncheon at tendance | ired hol ors, bind 4 lie Forbus will z am (Pesan ra ba | book to the ary, and best of all, | <, ’ speak ot t EASTERN STAR CLUB jeaigad sy by going. withont) Ml sorte effort. New methods of tooth gets into crevices and stays. omen’s Clubs tmenamen agp PM kapeegee fogs Mpa | snd om Yea and protection Uorms y she mons breed a have been found. And they, with tartar, are a chief “ABS FOR THU of, ho has just returned from| MISSOULA CLUB will sew for the Lighthouse for the |™oney might be spent for, so that} . t THURSDAY [eee eit taik on the “Fashional~ Sriesoula club will meet with Mrs. Blind on’ Friday, Feliruary 6, from|evecy Campfire girl may give it to Ina short time you can work a canse of pyorrhea and gum SAUL ax of the World.” Mrs. William H. Ut-| Thomas E. Davis, 5618 12th ave.|10 a m. to 3 p.m, at 4090 Arcade| the ship housewarming transformation on your teeth, can troubles. ABLE CLUB ter on, “Is the Day of the Man-|N. &, Thursday, February 5, at 2/sanare : literally change your whole appear- New methods remove it. same eng Charitable Club | Monop in Office Over?” p.m. Assisting sae 4 ae Will re emee. Cif -% Pico ra air ey wren arma ee ance. And Firm the Gums ‘ hursday. February aptey td fam McGregor and Mrs. Fremont} CARD t jes for he ex no) c “4 ‘ BS 2p. im. at the parlor of the PARLIAMENTARY LAW | Aldrich. Ladies’ wuxillary of S. F. & P. No.| every Campfire Girl should know Now a test is obec reste Now new methods have been Cub, Cards. CLASS | ait ut 14 will give a social and card party | abe ——__ =} Most remarkable of all dental embodied in a dentifrice called ae ore | At the request of fraternal and| CIVIC IMPROVEMENT CLUB Saturday evening, February 7 8 ruary 7, Wohelo councll, 2) ¢& ‘s | tests. Simply use the coupon, Pepsodent, different in formula, GHTERS oO a Mrs. Ella Cudihee,| Seattle Civic Improvement club |o’clock, at 191 nye. Five hun-|D February 6-8, snowshoe trip During 60 years , : action and effect from any other |elub women, yi at OE ee stertaln cards Thursday, |dred wilk be played. February ; ca panne! meeting: £ gy It’s only a dingy film method, arliamenta ri ve a course . > * The next busine neetir 7:20 p. ‘ebrua seribes’ ees Spat Bt. George wit meet |e eee arse webruary 5, at 2p. m., at the Fed-| 7 t business meeting Ph Spl! create 494 of Married Life e00| The reason your teeth look off Its action is to curdle film and EB. A. hatt, 1923 in Robert Parliamentary Law at) gration clubhouse Members and|club will be held February 19. meeting, Pp. om; February 13, f h fod witli Téaaly-to seit hens , 1923 First ave sige \ ets Campfire Valentine party, 7:30) Three Generations Kept color is that they are coated wi harmlessly to remove it, then t¢ Berisry 5, at 1:20 )the ¥. WC. A beginning Thure-| friends invited. Pceae RMI Tee p. mi February 14, Firefly frolie,| pyereteh dtapp a film and the method you now use firm the gums—no harsh grit tions will fotlow the |day, February tee Do: We AE?) me OA! tN Ba 01 sheon; Feb | ealthy an appy fails to successfully remove that dangerous to enamel. meeting. sociated with Mrs. Cudihee will be| sappy HOUR CLUB PARLOR NO. tt reh staff Iuneheon; February 20,| peat f A s Ltt ‘ ; ee : : ere 6 Mrs. Harriet Saunderson, who will| The Happy Hour club will meet{ Princess Angeline parlor No. Wohelo council, 7:30 p.m | Beecham's Pills were always con-| film. That is why, regardless o} Most of the sparkling, white OOM CLUB have a class in public speaking.' qhursday afternoon, February 5, at|Native Daughters of Washington, eee ® | Loic one Arne bah A nel the care you take, your teeth re- teeth you see are due to it ne. Any one Interested in invited to| the home of Mra. Harrell. Take Lake Will hold its monthly meeting at the| All'girls who are clever with thelr | Suitioptesy ree ou peceee feed main dull and unattractive. Largely on dental advice, it has ly tana’ |Join. Mrs. Cudihee re her | Burien ¢ Bat Gives Wo es he brbiobtnie:, EACuCCRY, | Pe ee euntaat” Mrs’ G Fateat |. . Bow ee they, are, \oed: whenire- You can't see that film with changed the teeth cleansing hab- Third and | Parliamentary training from Adelta | a Rea aD er | Gene immediately and will continue, quired by myself (aged sixty-one),| your eyes. But run your tongue _ its of the world. |M. Field 10 years ago. | ee, en | RAINI J until Mar h 15 the awards will “| Peete pees — : your teeth ane you wt Results are quick aS PRS , AID J x s CHOOSES a week at Sealth for the best set of | eel it—a viscous, slippery coat- sare the test. Then note results. KART LADIES’ AID SOCIETY The regular monthly meeting of | CH t ta three of more pictures, and pnd, | My wife and sons also believe there | ing that absorbs discolorations, Ce ne ' Pe sw’ Ald society of the|the Ladies’ Montefiore Ald society| Rainier chapter, D. A. R., at its : i : 3 is S$; Mark the glistening whiteness it ie The Ladies’ Ald society of the) the Ladies’ Mon! eat meeting held January 27, elected del.| * beok of poetry for the next best isnoremedyforconstipationandbil- | and clouds your teeth. brings; the beautiful polish and Mooxeheart Legion | Weluh Presbyterian church will hold) will be held Thurad runry 6, | rites and alternates {0 represent] St: Any. git] who Wishes to enter jousness equal to Beecham’s Pills. : 2 gs; U : ae February 5,| its regular monthly meeting in the| at 2:20 p. m., in the vestry of Bikur Na BeUR Aki tak Cea ad Con.| ay choose her own subject, pro-| Somatyed-called "eaveaoebilions: Remove it and you'll be amazed luster of your teeth. Clip the temple » parlors, Thursday, February | Cholum synagogue, 17th and Yealer. aaa i Washington, 1. Ch, during| vided it deals with Campfire. Use ness and kindredtrouklesleaveafter | at what you find. You probably coupon before you forget. 2p. m, Hostesses, Mrs. T. C.| Members requested to attend Fre sank of Aprit 19. "Patricte’ day" |(¢ following suggestions | effects that are certainly injurious, ms, Mra. L, Roberts and Miss ies i rebate gd ieee 1—Pictures of Campfire Girls do-| but Beecham’s Pills give prompt re- | po -- > 209 - <a n nnn n n en n nn n—~=—— 7 BS Coincnecciat” ciyn| Mekry Jesikista. ADDITIONAL CLUBS er ee sth battles of Con | {0s things aboard Camaraderie; the lief and leave one ina healthy and 1 Mail this for P 1 H a oor ee ! commemorates the battles of Con-| Me thes nour Camaralere: or| — beppreonditon® NTT. |t oan §6Pepsodent | _ EW P. sa . ; | cord and Lexington on April 19, 17 $—PI | R N. jay Au coms 1 Exchange rooms, of the| FAIRVIEW P.-T. A. BIRTHDAY dokery, 2—Pictures of the girls in amsay,N.J. | 4 are elited 5 Of Commerce building,| Fairview P.-T. A. will meet LEBRATED |. Mrs. Eliza Ferry Leary was chosen) groups, hiking, etc. ‘3—Use Camp-| Use Beecham's Pills for constipation, 1p Ae Seen OR ear ‘The New-Day Quality Deneifrice evening, February 5 é fr Thursday, February Following an established custom | frst delegate, Mrs, J. KE. Hubbart! pe costume in all pictures, white Didousness end sick headaches | Dept. 513-N, 1104S. Wabash Ave., Endorsed by World's Dental Auchority BW sesaion wilt start at Fea see eakA Morears bove'|siiee Ite. organization, five years |#econd delegate, ‘Alternates, Mra. U.| migdy, dark skirt; datk shoes and| FREPSAMPL etodayfortewenamale | Chicago, HL, U.S.A. ' BM which time Mins La aoe at ‘Reosevdit. tet ‘seboot:| ago branch of the Dick-|K. 1 Mrs. W. 8. Pond, Mrs. C.1 stockings se ‘dinette to BF. Alle Canal St, New York || Seadite: me ghich tim Mit Ta-|advieor “at Roomevet high schoo.) ago, branth of the Dek. | ie arrer claceaan ctilea (2 ee eee aie | Bay them from your druggist 5¢ and see! H d, the president, will be the speaker azel and | en Il celebrate th le c tsk] Get action In the pieture and make lt the various comrmittees| Irene Vincent, In costume, will ap-| birth of Charles Dickens with a din. | Mr F. Bremmerman, Mrs. J. Mel them “tell a story | _ for Better Health, Take iH Name ! mae the year's work 3 a Scottish dance, and the|nor at the Y, W. C. A. tea room,|Secley, Mrs. J. F. Wagner, Mra. J.| B. ’ Pp lt Address. ‘See TB ' ERvery interesting pro- | x es 1 Gee will play several| Saturday, February 7, at 7 p. m.|®. Chilberg, Mr H. Mac Donata| Any Campfire Girl who has photo: eecham’s Pilis otis one tubs toe family. ats pO be given. Minn Helen| numbers. Mefreshmenta, wing the dinner there will be a}and Mrs, C. P. Bryant. gruphs which she would ke to tnt, | (i———_c—_emscrsmeremeend * bho that aisle teat este er: