The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 6, 1925, Page 15

desta” Luncheo! 5 CHAR uns. ™ witam | ining Guest Rs Wot at pata, Who el pie a vis wali Jonn | jeg at a dine ferdome toois! Saday Night Supper Hosts and Mrs Ds eat a ome ne Sumiay ish! law buose uest. M iat Los Angeles Ternay aftern ipa an informa! tur ie Mrs. Shann s Hurd Names edding Day De marriage of Mics gee Hurd, daughter of fps Carles Marvin & let Riwcod Fry, J wR EF lpi Saturday evening, F gi @eleck. at the home e's parents De @f the Keyst « led earch will read the Bs Beth Hose me ane fittle ke Mower cir rw be best ma st imag the om us parties hamel in honor Hurd & a hacheon of 2) arid iat her sister, Mrs. Rayrn: Bitter will give at ! me gay afternoon, Febru. Bhnrky afternoon ie AO Lather will give a bridge for twelve at her home: Wednesday Mrs. 5 Fry will Mise Hurd a mis ghower, and on Tuesday @ the Ith, Mrs. C. W. Toner im with a dancing party Hurd and her fiance frening Miss Beth He shower at her ect, and last Saturday Mr. J. A. Rodenhauser en mith a bridge of xix tables igMitchen shower for Miss Hurd James D. bridge week with og 0600 | amed Dance ) Patronesses Hawa f or Mr. and Mrs. McFarland Entertain Hostess at Dancing Party Tonight “~ Mr. and Mrs, Ralp a k Hig gins hundred will entertain one guests at a dancing party ning tn the junior ballroom at Olymp Michigan Alumnae Tea University of M Alum Lunch and Thrift Shops Service The Orth Frank Ri nM Mrs, 8 ne, Mr smn, Mr Mrx. EA Women’s Clubs ‘(UBS FUR SATURDAY | NS BIRTHDAY CELEBRATED fag an established custom Organization, five years Reattle branch of the Dick mbip will celebrate the ff Charles Dickens with a din the ¥, W. C. A. tea room, } February 7, at 7 p. m./ Bag the dinner there will be a BE contributed by members, to the works and Ideals P@ibrated novelist, and Dick Mle, rendered by Mr. and LF. R Ahlers. Mey Of members and Dickens Mtho wish to make reserva My 40 s0 by calling the sec: Mr. HS. Hodgson, or Mrs. [MeVeety. GA rfid-1487, not | February 5. e0 CHAPTER, ler, No. 116. O. E. 8 fem large ciaxs Saturday, % at Green Lake Ma hen the gran ¢ of Washington L visit, All Euat a MUxiliary of SF. & F. No. BOM social and card party fr evening, February 7, at $ BIS First ave. Five hun pail be played. Mext business 1 be held February 19. eee ANGELINE Angeline parlor ers of W Sele monthly meeting Bel A. clubrooms sé Bats p.m MOTs rary EA Beouts of seattle ary 7 Baptist T No. 4, ston, at the turday are 3, EDRAMATIC « LUB Pee tWO PLAYS BARS Hon.” wo one-nct dra- in Jewin Anaky ir on 6 Prevented by the Melob on Saturday Beat 8 ocloc University cis Dancing wij) retta udio, Russian follow Impro ela Saturday its hall, iS part ent club will ening enwood ave Nd refrestimepte | True ng of the | | Chapter, ADDITIONAL CLA ALK Alki wo Women's Improvement will meet Mrs. Ch K ers, 2940 ave. Tuesday wary 10 ting o'clock and busin at 2 p.m. lowed by a program. Mrs. W. A Webb Mra rs host N's CLUB club with and WOMAN'S CIVIC CLUB Woman's Ciyic ay, February 10, 3 m. 11 ickson room at the woe nry Landes will speak cluly will meet WEST SEATTLE, 0. E West Seattle Chapter, No. 106, O. will) have initiation of candi Monday ning, February which time the Grand Worthy will oftictal visit. tend atron pay her Members requested to « ALLAH SOCIAL CLUB Allah Social club will mee February 10, with Mrs 2414 N. 45th st. Cards Take Wallingford car PTE { TEA o'clock Besant Theosophic Broadway at Roy, tea Sunday evening from seven to eight o'clock, preceding a talk by Dr. John Rich on “The Borderland. ested friends are invited, aoe MOTHERS CLUB The regular monthly meeting of Zeta Psi Mothers’ club will be held Tuesd ngry 10, at 2 p.m, at the chapter house, ave. N Mra. Ethel Jenks Mrs E. C. Dieckman. will serve All members cordiatly ledge, 7 will, serve A PSI present RHOVODENDRON CLUB Rhododendron ciuly will meet at he home of Mrs. Hanna Whitman 110 Harrison st., Wednesday, Febru. ary UW, All day meeting. Take West Queen Anne or Kinneat car OPEN HOUS Americanization Center by the W. CT. t at st., will hold open house pruary 10. All Americanization workers and any one interested in the Americanization movement is in- vi A patriotic program, featur- ing Lincoln, will be given. Take South Seattle car No. 6, Lucile st CLUB club conducted 708 Findlay Tuexday SHA WONDASE! Shawondasee with Mrs. Emma Comstock st, T at 2 p.m. will meet sday, February 10, WE! mR P.-T. A Webster P.-T, A. will meet Tues day, February 10, at 3:10 p.m. Pro- gram and refreshments ree MOTHER Mothers’ club bp. A. RK, will m CLUB of University DOA The Members and inter. | bi Slayton. 611 W.| et Wed: ; THI SERGE] RACHMANINOFF MONTHLY MEETING M VALENTINE DANCE AND CARD PARTY Ionia chapter, No. will give Valent rd party Thurnd ruar Doug ve. and E. Pine st. I hall uring t party will be Bertha Wilson in ¢ committee in charge inted by Chartotte Damus, Myrtle Nash Daisy Henry, Inez Gastel, Mi Shankland, Florence Dimmick, Mar garet Wyard, Alice McKeen, Lots Slamberg, Hazel Orphan, M Cleveland. Eleanor Aber, H Fullock, Lavina Bradford, Dr. Myles Ward, Wi ke, Derry John Wilson and Mr airman of the Shankland McKeen Tickets may be obtained by call ing Mrs. J. N. Wilson, at CA pitt 1 or MA In-7417 > AUTHOR WILL SPEAK Ralph Parlette, noted author licist. and lecturer, will Seattle February 18, at the outh Congregational church, and de famous lecture on “The Knocks.” put liver his University of Ha M rlette ¢ auspices of the High leugue and the Grade club. men School Teach ‘Teachers’ o BL S$ WOMEN’S CLI The Business and Professional Women's club Tuesday. February 10 ‘This will be a meeting orge N. McLoughlin city health department is work A tuble is being reserved on Tues day evening at The Olympic Hotel cafeteria for those members wisht dinner together before will meet 6:45 p. m of the k on hea will ap to have tending the meeting MARTIN'S MOTHERS’ CLUB The monthly me Mothers’ club will be of Mrs. M. bert Dalton Tuesday ting of St. Mar tin’ the home 1203 16th ave. N 10. Luncheon will be o'clock McMillan, Mra. J. J. Boyle Chandler, Mra. A. Toner Hudson nd. Mra. John Coef Capitol Hill car to High February Mrs. Mrx, I Mrs. J fey, Tak land Drive ROSS PLT. A Ross PT. A. will give a ecard party Wednesday, Febrnary 11, at f p.m at the home of Mrs. A. Sanderson, 3616 Palatine ave The committe in charge of the affair includes Mrs L, Golden, chairman. Mrs, J, Ma jerus, Mrs. H. Ixacson, Mrs, A derson and Mre. ol THE CALEIDH The Caleidh will Dd, B. 122 Tuesday. February 10. meet with Mrs. Eighth ave, W., at 1 o'clock LUNCHEON FOR BALLARD HIGH PUT. A, ‘A luncheon in behalf of the h PT A. will be given of Mrs. Irving Tegtme tine ‘riday, February 12:30 p.m. For reservations nget 1994, ppear in Plym-| open to the public. Dr. | public who eombin nique tuoso Ww E ALILLE Alox ie M Hen following « pointed: Membership: fred R. Full J. Miller Meves, Mrs Knittin ‘ Davis omimitt Chairmar Lundi Oe Mrs Chairman wsintante Por Lee Mrs. asaistants, Mex assistant, Miss Mar nment Percival lin: Lewis Rt. Dawson, M erick, Mrs, H.C. ¢ tun nver H. W. Montel us Mr, J.T, Lunch ley Hagen, us Tenneson p: Chairman, assistant, Mr Burnett Sr M Mra Mr Mr ldow es were ap Al u Welt Ww b Charles TL Knox rman, Mrx Chairman, ts Henry Hien : a CF Mra Mre. ©. 8. Hughett, Mra. EF. Tank room: Chairman, sistant, Mra Mrs Mra, €, B, White. Mra. Ted. Telepti Mra, Frank R, Smith, well, Mr art, Mrs It. Magnuson, Mra. O. B. Rupp. on, Mrs. V. W. Luneh Mra Garden Alexander A Clark, Mr Mrs, 1. A Mrs. A committ Clarence McDonald committer Mr Personal held at served at 12:30 |in Syracuse Ic., and Marx. J | | jot G. M. [pounds to « Mr, and Mrs, BE. C mniday from a onthe in California urn oO Mr. and Mrs, Charles R. ive Saturday for Califorr onth’s trip . Mrs. C. Yutes, Mise Chairman, V v ff xe Miller Earl Flee Frank Mellravy, Mr Partridge Simp White 1B Ward returned everal for a} ay Bernard Arnett of San | mother », Is visiting her nd Mrs, G (Marjorie Hazel congratulated upon the bi January Mrs Hansard) tions on the Patricia Ja N.Y orge Brooks) 4 on, John B00} Capt. « (Margaret ‘ongratal laughter, are Mrs. H. H, Rowley are th sister, Mrs nipes, of their Kay Willian Mr. and Mrs, W. A. M be home in a day or weeks’ trip to California Mr. Hugh G. om a short business trip. SALCOME Eng.-A at his funeral hureh and the ‘or only five and tively, is provided in Vereker. He clergyman to servi his wish was carried out pr er are ith 0 rece 1D. grave should two mir ite t leit Adams of a omas K GI ivin birth of January of Vietorts D. O'Donnel! of W guests for a few w Mac Smith wi! “0 from a fey Purcell is in Poi tan fon the last re wil five tha STAR a A Gen. Mitchell Criticises Air Administration BANDIT PAYS TAN Demonstrate Wire System for Gyros Man Says Salary Didn’t Please Wife WOULDN'T GO WALKING -Bane Resigns as Secretary of Elks Come Shopping With Cecille AWKW € andma that As wr 7] hade 66 ie able? ugly gow the hich nothing to high idered im Emily had d age in u for the girl just chool—whe ced, 4 “wore gone uch les clothes!” to be no cor the fashio you just sweet young things are the scheme of th year, as 80 many she is vecognized—a factor m just glance about you the rest of sister is simply a7 Her n color Little humanity “awkward age. feminine frocks are sli e and gay and bright and design. waistl childhood in ometimes this years, older one vanishing of youngest generat fish? To thirteen and fourteen—Miss Freshman there! you're GO HEADACH Teco tine ALL LITTLE HATS SMART MISS COFFMAN’S In bright " ow about that fh FASTIDIOUS WOMEN INSIs Ameri s Bank Bldg. Upon Franco: an toiletries. 529 Peop BETTY FARIS SELLS amartest froc pwn at jon of their ¢ Wirthmore Some of th » mere fr (You'd nev Upstairs been worn a time or two.) at Pine some have Fourth know MeDermott Didg a whimsical Just b ca high in price, didn't suit ia wearing it for just a fraction of its original cost! lovely gown, girl, anoth DAYS I truly believe, are th Wise is the woman Company's family service, to save worthwhile things. ‘A pitl-0300. THE DREARIEST Of a woren’s whole life washtub to work vantage of the Supply Laundry her time, her energy and her “pep” for more onventent and so Inexpensive, too. Just call are) ike wys on which she puts the old who takes ad It's #0 ¢ rn and best equipped laundries who is old-fashioned ndries do to clothes, done of our most ior the about 4 trip through one wit! thoroughly enough to be that the laundry is the woman what lo for such work to be ‘sot in her way only proper place YOUR PHONOGRAPH Just ought to be? R 1816 what it pairs and Westlake yograph must occasionally be just as your Your phe clothing must be sent to the cleaner SATISFY YOUR MONEY NEEDS “By valuables at pany, 603 obtaining a loan on The Pacific Loan Com: Third Ave your THE GOWN OF YOUR DREAMS Marie Nelson that she ts The Model 29 Peoples will make it for you at Bank Bldg clever person too, lemodeling, just longed for the cleverness to copy a frock badly—but fret so little? . . Perhaps that will do it for ever CLEANING TIME drapes and we their you've you want why worry and when somcone else apparel. The P um perfect, however fragile the aring dyeing For rug with equal care and material. MA in-7680. treasured and hoarded relief place to Oriental and Chincac rugs are things te be through the years, and may breathe @ sigh of when I tell you that I know of an absolutely .etiable send yours! THE VERY CREAT DIFFERENCE That the right shoes will make in the ed by L Arch-Fitters, 1507 way you feel, Is Fourth. well demon ndgren’s t eren't right either, Never hoes, did you? But did you attribute Yhe effect you aren't, did enjoy yours “VARIPTY IS THE SPICE OF LIFE” And pity the housewife, for she has little ellent food and a gorgeous view of 1409 First Wing's Cafeteria, sound and mountains, with will if we joy of having a cafe, frovn the folks right windows of its 1 sometimes wonder in the heart of downtown, spacious dining that appreciate the with a view Eastern would go miles rem many lo 0 MARIE To enll and see ” and how very reavonable straws and felts, too LSON INVITES YOU Peoples Bank lovely new The Me Bldg. pring pattern hat found a shop where you way bring your on pattern hat you huve vainly (because bit of what the material and of its price) admired original would cost. lve have the so jong, copied for a wee could be oh school he doing th ngs, as it of line, sigh a little lool remodeling: o€ | fashion) Something bought eomed to th of the day—the day f the noticed that haven't month, you've were. If and take note of the fact that there is apparent, no‘longer, sre unsophisticated edition of the short of skirt, long of “between ages” these last feu ider the little what we con for on, aren't we just a sel- VISIT MY NEWEST FIND! 18 Pine of the worn) and never blocks purchased four above delight the about, I believe truly saving appearance, and I've ys for so little! antage o' Seaut c nding offer of t them, though, that 4 small deposit, which will the same wonderful within sixty days. This and hot-oll shampoo. Mrs. F will see with your work, McDermott Bldg., EL jot-3816 ONLY SEVEN DAYS way thing for your hair this rainy weather, of the “wear The popular curl is just for it just stays and stays—regardless, it seems, THE 1 AID SHOP Has the most enchanting selection of gifts and bridge pri: wble prices, 612 Union. daintiest lingerie at the nt “step-ins,” lace trimmed little shop for almost vest ay be bought at one them at home. The daintiest sets voile and hand embroidered, make than you can NEW AT COLEMAN'S IMPORT SHOP Are the very newest and smartest of leather bags in undefarm and You'll just be delighted with them—especially if you 1616 Second, in the Gowman Hotel. vanity models know Coleman’st moment about a gift for a hard-to~ prize—into my mind’s eye pops @& from Europe and the Orient to sled for a clever things Whenever 1 em pu friend—or for a find please clever shop were 1 delight just anyone | se “DANTE’'S INFERNO” Will be at the Colonial theatre on Sund ful feature—the first of J shown the same days and Monday, and another wor ysey's new series—will be 1 theatre with @ comfortable, pleasant atmosphere, right in the heart of the shopping district. : | BEADS! ALL VARIETIE And colors for and other McDermott bags, gowns work at Rhind & Company— upstairs, Bldg. Reads—bage ¢ on the smartest gowns—are all the “thing” for 1 heard that beaded lace will be the summer frocks for afternoon and evening: where fragile | VALENTINE PARTY FAVORS Are always clever and different when upstairs, McDermott Bldg. yo buy at Specialty | Company | The very m | one king of a party is in the is fortunat favors and decorations, and indeed, to find clever things already made up. | » THE TAYLOR BABY SERVICE ?. cond Floor, Bigelow Bidg., corner Fourth and Pike; shirts of silk, wool nd cotton cents—also dainty outing flannef hightgowns at just 50 cents. WY the what they neee is showing Vanta specialed at 95 school age, you'll find and in the daintiest and patterns at a tiny upstairs shop that L know: kiddies are under just most prac- lieat Naga hates 2 MASQUERADE COSTUMES Are clover at Sutherland Costume Shop. 414 Bitel Bldg Over Bartell’'s, atounds in dates—several don't February dressing up party excuses, in fact, for miss an opportunity! | DISPIGURING BLEMISHES | Of the very ugliest sort are superfluous hairs E ther Baum, wh an expert at welve years, can rid you of them. 54Ag. om” & Woman's face, electrolysis, and established t 1109 American Bank Bldg. BL iot oui so-culled “hat only irritate the skin of burn and cause a rash to break out—the beauty experts will tell you, is to have electric So menu removers teader the face, and often even only “safe and sane” way, the superfluous hairs removed with the needle © Ses HE™ STITCHING Five cents a yard: 529 Peenles Bank Bh . 460 aie at oll clever, you can have one of the chic new afternoon or evening gowns of chiffon, for the flimsy material is casy to work if you have it tnstead of doing the too-ciffiowt with your hand and needle . oo. DISCOUNT OF 20 PER CENT On fur work at ‘The Model, 529 Peoples Bank Bldg. If you're with hemstitched, tash Auveruese* ee aN a eae Brg ogee sa yan toe ccm’ ass Seterchine reat yaaa nen aE Rf PI Soe SENS