The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 20, 1925, Page 15

y RIDA Seattle Edited —_ Lunch | ) ee Wr. and Mrs. Briertaining Mr. and Mrs, \ Bolcom tert pr Sune fp The H feloek. mcheon Will Honor iss Robson irs. Ruge Entertai Thonor Mrs. A. L. Hov ito, M ward C tained w 7 at hi t tables we n CLUBS FOR SATURDAY ' IGSTOWN UB DANCE Youngstown Improveme #ive a dance Saturday evening M1, at its hall, 24th av W. and Hudson st. Members and invited. eee BASSIC CULTL The Classic Cult the Federation clubhouse , February progra eof M Mot the Ste Miss Nellie child stud: lucati Goodhue, laborate y of Wash Voeal numbers will t Apsel, accom. Tinson, includ- * (Frederick Lo- Women’ ¢ Society Two Guests Buffet Supper and B ge iston to Give Tea -Law hter- Mt i Miss Hurd 1 M ry. 3 R Mra. B. } M 1 Mra. ( y my Miss H i H ® r Mr Mrs. BE. Miss Florence Evelyn Smith ' ca te gagement to Mr. Maurice S. Galbraith Arctic Club to Give Annual Formal M c ma Lidleline uSIC atc n nag ve! Rachmaninoff Is the officer Master Pianist th t BY LOUISE RAYMOND OWENS T M M ! A ! ted H Mr. H. T. Rudow, 3 Rach Mra, J R. I M M n it 5 Mt \ ; ste te Marriage Announcec ' ge of M } M . ci Saturd F H 1 M t ~ @ : . " e t 1 rink Park Guild ' 1 in Charge Se Mrs. E.G. W me behest ne fi H ; M w is . M i Li 1 n ! e i; Miss Lulu | Instrum : od t ee f 1 o1 s SEATTLE CHAPTER NO nist Seattle Chapter No. 9 oO. EB. 8. maths I thru F hmar moa ce on r that he ha n a t ph n rusical world and prograrr ude C Sharp Minor harp Minot tz Moroni Olsen Players x M mni-Olsen Players, who and “I Heard You Hel Wood) waive it to Beattle me of the a ee nt re t offering modert B CHAPT! a6 cnet aes mil on “en Lae plays during the past Atk Chapter, No. 86, 0. E es sy Aiba : ° “ be heard ‘Thurad ee party Frances Ale y 26, at the Wom evening, F Mr Es Ag a Fe t Shakespearean the Moronl-Olse sorry es will be their fast arty Satur-| ANNE A at the} «reat: Queens Anna Pye. A, win | “OT weason shey, 1408} meet in t scho iditorinm | Tuead: February 24, at}746 o'clock. “Dads — celebrated with a rranged for the occasion Morgan, of the University w k on “Child F y arid John G. Matth alk the work of Parent , | noeiatior Mrs. Carl Er ender a vocal solo, with 1 ompanime ‘ Aiwats ck. Mrs. L. F. Knight, 1 Mrs. J. KE. Morris and Miss Patee will be t ostessea for the evening | oe | COLONIAL DINN The ladies of the Woodland Park Methodist church will serve a Colo. r nial dinner at the church, 78th and SAVE A BUSIN euivood ave. Friday evening USE THE ruary 20, beginning at 6 o'clock host ind hostess the dif. > | aha . DAILY |appropriate for the day. A contest For PORTLAND n the sale of tickets ix In progre ey ns and un interest is being mant “0 (on “Shasta’) | fested i ae | LADIES OF GOLDEN NORTH 1 ne Ladies of the North w Through, all-steel eepere no chang CA arse ate at, Chall elik ca coms, 1923% First ave, Frida ‘on DU ver ts Febru «: 1405 1 Sth Ave. near UR bers of Alaska Yukon Pioneers and q UNION STATION lalt Alaska visitors in the city in urth Ave and Jackson St | vited to attend te varvamahon | A, P. o POM TRO Vek te A, P. E. O. wili celebrate mgm nniversary on Monday, 3, at & o'clock, at the y home’ of Mrs, Willlam Calvert, 1168 MISS FLORENCE THES SMITH announced her ¢ Portrait by Grady ecently Persona! Mra. § V 1. » i. ' b t M 1 " M ' L . { y and San F A t i f ft Ka M iM T Halle jenday fi Y from e t f Mediterra 17th a N. ¢ 1 mah jonsy M'GILVRA P.-T. A McGiivra P.-T. A. will meet Fri Fulton, ak ther vool Brow Refreshm Correct Glass only em moat troubles n very the ge of all hendaches, yes exam= the meth= ods here, latest GLASSES |} THAT AM RIGHT pr. me AT LOW Optometriat Prices Rothwell Optical Co. Union Street n Second and Seattle ‘Third Aves. PUGET SOLIND STEAMER SSHEDULES n | Have Money, Travel by Steamer | TACOMA Leaves Colman Dock Dally «Ma Ay 8 45c Tp 80c ip VICTORIA, B.C Port Angeles, Siraits B Daily, 12 midnigh| thru to Vietoria on eattle Saturday m BELLINGHAM, ANACORTES nily 1000 P.M. Fare, $1.00 Each Way Port Townsend and Rail Connections Daily, 8 A. M. and 5 P, HOOD CANAL POINTS Mon, and Ti 00 P.M, relight Only CLALLAM BAY NEAH BAY and WAY Pours Mon. and Fri, 10:30 P.M (Goes ‘Thea to Neah Bay on | ‘Monday Trip Only) | SAN JUAN ISLAND POINTS Dally 10 P. M., vin Anacortes SEABECK-BRIN 3 Passenger and Auto Ferry ‘Six round trips daily Steamers and schedules wai ject to chango without noth PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION COLMAN DOCK- FOOT MARION st : SPARGUR STRING QUARTET PURSDAY BV ENING FEBRUARY 24 20 SHAME OLYMPIC HOTEL Spanish Ballroom Viekets, $1.50, Pius Tax NO STARCH NERDED & Co. | Aaa REMENDOUSLY smart, and oh, so praet the ¢ nl the yo bought one! They are t f 7 2) \ t l, you € for the wor ) While the ensemble suit the more “even” hue € 8 fo f Colors will have their fling th easor and shoe fi u've loved shoe blue and so o7 t pe of brigh ed satin, with huge brilliant buckles, for evening caught y eye one of the iartest shop ay er ry \ THE TAYLOR BABY SERVICE AT THE HOLLYWOOD Secon Di ' t er of Fourth SHOP bi eee ts at $1 and ar} b ped t «bade : } YOU'LL SAVE $50 ON YOUR ENSEMBLE A # it mt i : I Pa ee t YOUR LAS Can be m ew it CONER TELLS ME ) wuly Parlor will be open Monda birthday). 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FAVORS FOR YOUR PARTY Be it a St. Patrick's affair or just plain “party,” at Specialty Sales Co., Upstairs, McDermott Bldg e588 The woman tho is busy all the week lonp with this, that and the other thing, that must be done, twill find it a wonderful conventence to buy her table favors already PHONOGRAPH REPAIRS at The And supplies are to be had Record Exchange, 1816 Westlake. Your phonograph will run down, as your car would, if it's neglected entirely. F Beard ins YOUR MONEY NEEDS Can be adjus probably, by a visit to The Pacific Loan Co., 608 Third Avenu SVEN THOUGH IT’S SOILED The Pantorium will make it like new derful success with their dyeing, too. them with the most delicate of fab: They have the most won- I'm never afraid to entrust es, MA in-7680. It's worth a lot, my friends who are fortunate enough to possess Oriental rugs, tell me, to know of a reliable place where they may be cleaned without injury to color or fabric * TO WING’S FOR DINNER When you're particularly hungry for a delicious, substantial meal. You'll love their spacious dining room with its wonderful view of the harbor and mountains. 1409 First yan tee To go into a downtown cafeteria and find the charming view that you'd gct in an out-of-the-way inn, is something one isn’t likely to forget, THE MOST STUBBORN CASES Of superfluous hair are easily remc Baum, an expert at electrolysis American Bank Bldg. EL tot-5448 ee 8 Esther 1109 4 when ablished go to years, you twelve no permanent effect, and often only the electric needle, they say, is Depilatories, experts say, have irritate the tender skin of the the only sure thing! face ONE OF THE LEADING PRODUCTIONS Of the year, “The Sea Hawk,” with Milton Sills, Enid Bennett and Wallace Beery, Is to be at 'The Colonial Sunday and Monday, Feb- ruary 22 and 23, you'll be delighted to know. eee Change of program nearly every day—moderate prices and wonder- fut features are some of the splendid characteristics of one theatre, Advertizement