The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 17, 1925, Page 11

. Seattle Society | gaited by ‘een LeBallister. Telephone MA 000 | | 4 tant—Laura Emory ii ae Eastern Washington Visitor; Moran Entertaining Thursday ¥ ' = Junche: Miss Nelle v? Baterta Olym pee Mis N waa a Thur pois at 7 wade in i come YPDSO fo ¢ ve ‘2 . ince « Gries of Luncheons $ » Bs Stes A : atertal i of lune jeme at T — i ns Yocfarlanes to Give Music Practice Club 1 t Semper Da ‘ Keith Logan sb Fulowins entains W rand M \ K s Lesa ga sup Assist at Silver Tea J Mra CGI Balertarning Mrs. I u Ww for Miss Coe : , gulld f ‘5 V y m t A wc hostesses. for th Mrs, W. A. Irw h. Mrs. N. B. ¢ fark success t aditorium | yy ‘ . oe a < s r ide club at 7:30 0’ ease eh Pee "| Plank, Mra. H. H. E PreeLenten Bridge Peggy G The Choir guild of St. Paul's I . Small Dinner and cgal church Theater Party M and M Ha Fr. Ow ‘ n iform: y t 7 t } R hey w » th Pa wa and Musical Program for Manus Club Party Dinner Hosts ' College Club nite ie and M jeors H r Ww € Ne we u Suthan Si eg - Ret w Dinner and Bridge ea aed ot Bay 7 adman P. z ta will Mise Strab Mand Mrs. F. M. Roberts . i - 4 8 zy V bad Ratt | Westminster Church in Cha Valentine Party Sty members iis, Freder way afternoon, at tty. Study Groups Meet anal s will b H. J. Leng, Mrs « Mra, Harry Kennedy, Mre j 43 Wednesday D. Reardsworth, Mrs. Orien Te morning book review class Mrs. John Bigs Mrs. H Me University club will meet pberger, Mrs. Leroy Pease, » Hayden and Miss Mary Wineday morning at 10:30 o’clock.| M Marry Burneli Jones will review | Waller. Mie White Monkey.” by Gals-| The Thrift Shop will be in charge L The discussion will be led) of Mra. E. Pfist and Mrs. E. G. Ld Klopfenstein and | Shotwell hand patie: onl in, Sti Courtne lewart Doolittle current events luncheon will) Hollenbe Wednesda and Mrs. H. F. L. N. Jacobsen charge for Interlaken Wednesday afternoon eRe at 12:15. Harriet Smith | will 1b on her experiences: in China. | guild Women’s Clubs CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY ¢gren, “Mrs. E. E. Hemingway and pete Mrs. J.B. Harrah, chairmen of the WIERICANIZATION BUREAU | following program: | program Miss Ruby Ohman, contralto, is one of the soloists of the Orpheon society, which will be heard in its first concert Wednesday evening in the Chamber of Commerce audi- | torium.—Portrait by Grad | PROGRESSIVE THOUC A Gleamy Mass of Hair) 35c “Dand rates for Any Girl's Hair e’ does Wonders the ization acher ass thir past pres as hono! t jation will cele n Wed. “ar brate its nesday, February 18, will featu Th Americanization bureau of} “The Exchange.” by Althea) «tome Economics, cttw ; " it Federated clubs will meet m|Thurston, Those taking the roles! patney, and vocn! Try this! When combing and faittkk & Nelson's auditorium jare Mre. W. N. Pittwood, Mrs./ rosetta, Simpson and Mra. Carl Bo haiebenan, wi hair, Just moisten your Winesday, February 18, at 2 p.m.|Ralph Parker, Mrs. Albert Price, RNALGINA “Wy MIE PAE l end rent oh cctina peat Completion of reading of| Mrs. James A. Kerr and Miss Nell | Christensen oe sire rte igh yous hair, The All patriotic orders are | Baldwin AF foe dieselusion 6t: the. fusina ‘ ‘ect Is mare be on eo ae ve 5 to be present. ee See Sethi fe | meeting to be held in the porta p args VP ee RACE MANN P.-T. A refreshments will be served by Mrs. | rr sairiapabeingeedta | Horanee Mann PT, A. will meet} Wednesday, February 18, at 245 p. m. A special Invitation is extended to} andmothers. Splendid program| IN'S CENTUF The chorus of the fclub will meet Women’s Ce: Wednesda 18, at 10 a. m., for re-jand refreshments. , MEETING Jeach single hair to grow thick, long! at the home of Mrs. H. nie otis! B, Swensc general} and strong. Hale pk ta pitied tom, 1303 Seneca st WOMAN'S AUXILIARY NO. Riegelman-Moxs | and dandruft d ars, Get a bot-| — department meets at! phe Woman's Auxiliary N to} d a meeting at any drug or Matas at the home of Mrs.) rypographical. union N will | 6 cted with t iat” gee how : ope 2807 Harvard N.) give @ card party at Wing's cafe-|cert for Friday, February 2 Ithy and youthful your hair ap. femnen hostess, Mrs. Robert En-| teria, on Wednesday evening, Feb-|10:30 a. m. at Lowman & Han- pears after thix delightful, refreshing ruary 18 fords, Third dressing. —Advert nt | PYTHIAN SISTE WS WOMAN'S Pythian Sisters 9 will hold} its regular meeting Wednesday, AR BLE February 18, in A .O. U. W. hall, | 1409 Ninth ave. see | WHITTIER P.-T, A. The Whittier Heights P.-T. A. wil give an entertainment at the school Due A Leydig Be a proram dak ebsites cham’s Vegetable | wes Compound City, Iowa. short time for a year after. | When 'I bent over | @ and raised myself! |‘ upagainI couldal- ; “* most scream with | "sl [om in rny back. e daz I was so °° bad that I had to | ‘ leave my washing | Pes and get ready to | FAST MADISON GUILD 5 to the doctor, | BRIDGE PARTY fie gave me medi- | East Madison guild of the Chil cine but it did no | dren's Orthopedic hospital will give] more good than |a bridge party Wednesd: ebruary | FAUNTLEROY P.-T. A | The Fauntleroy P.-T A. will meet Wednesday, February 18. Everyone first child | eicome I was sick | CITY COUNCIL ty Beriefit Association, Queen council No. 904, will hold business meeting Wednes February 18, at 1923 Thir ¢, near Virginia st. All members! © urged to attend eee | y water. Once when we | 18, at % p. m. the home of Mrs. town a little book telling | Donald C. Stewart, 1415 Woodrow dia E. Pinkham's Vegetable | piace. Friends of the guild avited Wasleftinourcar. I have | to attend. bottles of the Vegetable Mle see z now and I do all my house- | pasTr CLUB Mdhelp with the milking and| rho lub with enter: mapate of chickens and garden. | tain with a card party for merpbers | ens have a fine baby girl eight | on wednesday, February 18, at 2 p re of health | at 4090 Ar square 2 *° | HARRISO. A The Harrison P.-T. Mrs. | weanesday, February » 8! clock. Mr. Frank B. Willard, stant superintendent of the Seattle ic schools, will speak on the re- will meet t 230 bs | life and posse | ing that incomparable | L. 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