The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 2, 1925, Page 13

I TI "Seattle Society LeBallister, Telephone MA in-0600 Assist Laura Emory | Dinne ‘ete Departing tesidents: Visit Guest Is Hostess M ’ : Mr, and Mrs, Hillma Hosts at Dinner a for ten, M val Mra, C. Kirk H ente _ Moller Hostess at Musical Program for ell | er Mills College Tea : Moller y 7 . for thes al tea welve Yl artis . will give Wednes : : at the home of Mrs M M x ' wes N M b 4 York, ¢ " Mg ' ; Lond . fe « Mtocktand Miss Gertrude Smith Betrothed Mine ts sta ns th Morning Lectures at Sunset Club The Sunset club announces a “ee series of mm during | Engagement Announced Mareh, begin Mare : Eat 21, och Wiliam | Mr. and Mrs, Edwin K. Porter an H. George, of th niversity of the kement o' the Washington, speaking on “Current | Bese Atiga Alice Horton Pi . © Mr. Clarence Charles Loomis, ‘of Even San Wiavele Mrs. Louise an illustrate M opera. “The at teah. b be March 1 Geo: thts « current ¢ On Mareh University Unit of haw, of Vancouver, BC. ¥ . > : feck on “Alpine Wallflowers Foundation Fund to Meet Justrated red slides. Prof. The Bitrint Whit of the George w onclude his talke on art ¥ P : eurrent events on ‘Thursday morn ’ irs. April amit Tickets for the lectures ) EL 50 i obtained at ey arejera air open to mem su 3. G manaie Entertains Informally ‘ey ee S for Miss Robson Mrs. J. T. Trafford-Huteson enter. | Shaffer w tained very informally at lur Ds Mirtarr at her home at The Highlands, F Scholl, F 1 Jane afternoon, for Mias May Ri Galbraith. A splendid prog o- arranged by the chairman of Series of Lecture Teas Arranged The Women's Association of Plym outh Congregational church b pleted arrangements ¢ lecture teas to be lors of the church ‘The first will take pl with Mrs. Louise Van Ogle Musical talk on Bells and ie "| Cadet Ball May 8 Mra. Carl Sie rangements March 15 Miss Jean MeMorran. o The Cadet tal rd and the English department at the Uni-|or tne Uy it Washingto: Franz Molnar’s| formal of the year announced for Fi Ma ofessor of English| not been y of Washington. will pes of the Mod the committce jin charge cludes. the | Nina ces Reid, Virginia Nachant St, Peter jostesses for the series | 5. Harper, Mrs. Chaun cey J. Hawkins, Mra. W. H. Thomp son, Mrs. Roy Page Ba Mrs. G E. M. Pratt, Mrs. E. B. Burwell, Mrs. J. EB. Pinkham, Mrs. H. W. Yuille,| Mrs. J. Wilson Mitchell, Mew Pike, Mrs. L. J. Vaupel, Mra Fryer, Mrs. U. M. Dickey, Mre | Beck, Evelyn Stanley, Dorothy Mus Helen Fortes, Ruth Hecht ine Flynee, Mr. Andrew Mr. Drummond Wilde Harold Gardner Mr. Gratton Mr € John Russell Day, Mrs. Fred W. Catlett ~~ A Frank 8. Bayley, Mrs. E. Rt. Sprage 4 mk Mrs. F. W. Hargrave, Mrs. L. F Pci Fn Sr eeeae “Gate Macklem, Mrs. James P. Robertson, | — 0" 1 Databrs: “cilid Miss Mary Gillespie, Mrs. Harvey J.)°°° ; me Woods, Mrs. Hugh R. Fullerton, Mrs. | ™*" ; i ALK. Marriott, Mrs. Frank I. Curtis ‘ Mra. H. D, Bartlet irs. Giibert| Orthopedic Shops UeBaron Dutty. | Mrs. John Murphy will be hostess The committee in charge of the affair includes Mrs. H. W. Pennock Mrs, Everett Smith, Mrs. A. E. F Rer, Mrs. E. L. Skeel, Mrs. V Hansen. Mrs. F. FE. B. Smith for First Hill Guild aday at the Ortho lunch oorm, 214 Colum:| st isted by Mrs, M. E. Mills, Mrs. A. C. Kahike, Mrs, Guy Chapin, | Miss Carrie Raser Mrs. Tt. C. Force, Mrs. J. F. Wag-|" ner, Mra. R. F. Parkhurst, Mrs. Mid-Week Club Dance T. Buschmann, Mrs. Sayers The Seattle Yacht club announces| Slattery. Mrs. Paul Smith. Mrs 2 Mid-week club dance Wednesday | Phillip Herber, Mrs. George Baldwin, #¥ening, March 4, at the club. Mrs. Maurice MeMicken, Mr Oe Charles TR. Collins, Mra. A. L. Haw- s ley Mr ft. A Swain and Miss Mrs. Richard Plans : Luncheon Mrs. E. C. Snyder will have charge Mrs. Jarvi« Richards haw extended | of the Thrift Shop Tuesday morning, Invitations to at Tuesday afterngon Seahurst afternoon at We with Mrs. Sprague and Park Cosman, will be in charge Women’s Clubs : CLUBS FOR TUESDAY heon on Friday woll, Woodway jo'clock. with the men acting as mod el An interesting musical and ROSE PT. A dramatic program has been arranged More than 200 t ocial time will} Refreshments and follow the entertainment see 4 to attend the for the benefit Teacher association at the Fremont |onpieKON SOCIETY ul from 4 to 16 O'clock of: thistikety hee i! 9 o'clock, at the Ter building. The regular purchase pictures fo Ross echool. Mexer for the) month’ social wil ‘ollow i Minty are. be Uae ste I al will follow, for which me yin in Mre. an intgresting program has been ar D.T. ¢ Pe ve § |ranged. Members may obtain their | bes 4 Lt od musie for the next concert at this thé evenir ing thei ending Pring | ‘rhe regular rehearsal will be held iii. eat gremmont bunt (TueMday eyening, March 10 Ness men ar isting In the party ee 3 and mar Iborute thvore hae | FEDERATED CLUBS | Been obtained Meetings of Federated clubs on ote Tuesday, Maroh 3, Include | CARD Parry Century Chub at Balla! Friendship Camp, No, 3348, ft 0 o'clock, subje Wea eit F ; | “Conservation of Natural Resov Woon's hai i J Civie Art": leaders, Mrs. Ch ee Pan Tuesday, March) Wigvins, Mrx. Honor Wilhelm and| 3, at 2 p.m oll call, "Cur Mis, Chria Holland 1 on the Sub: PASHION show ee uker Park Presbyterian | Canadian Woman's arch will stage « fashion show |» ahibhoosn, aieaday evening, March 3, at 8 gram at 3 o'clock, in tub, at Fed. | clock. Pro- uding talk on | Exther Thomsen, Lylas Broom, Jean * \ home of (MRS. BERT ELWOOD FRY, JR.) Music 4 e : : Mrs. Bert Elwood Fry, Jr., (Dorothy Leone Hurd) whose . tan Portrit by James & Merrie ite nd SS ‘after every meal” Personal pate ie 1K: = Wc. TU, wl U} L warty. Theres Daddy coming . with my Wrisleys a} 7 iS WRIGLEYS gives the penny a bigger ce value in delightful, long-lasting and beneficial refreshment - < * ee be Ot £ « on sibemedeed on * eal | Coming home on the train or in the : car - It's so cool and sweet after sre cache smoking, And then when you get home, Tninsen, epiions, etree how eager the little tads are for their pavilion o enemies Wrigleys! How good it isfor them ! her perents, M and M Che s Marvin Hurd on, John Fred Mra MBIA ! ft W 7 k tal M. « n “ » " . . i . LJ M A t 4 n 1 4 Q ANTE CLUE M W , Dr. NLA. Joha At, ; " ne wes < ‘ e F ORW bt A Host A A KOLA a *) Hort A. Ga ft ' H 4. Be een ee | ha Re alley Hi n 4y hall, Tues . ‘ 1 € t tris t k k Rr ty . 09 Buair t ADDITIONAL CLUBS = i Mees . , nd serves to M ! nell, of Meuf n "City M. I MeGILVRA POT. A | rger representation & Mallink “Site oss andy nana : a ket age aie -W is group of young ' . bed M JA Smit 451 4 w « W jay M him § 9 Spe a k ck n 2 Wing t ’ the afternoon w as ai c ' hook. | rid Ma § by Benjamin K Ww yates Je Co Ryan k e . , “is ra : #8 | o'clock wn finger-print hatianeahs Atweickiet Mh) re, z ion dpe ages FOR subject of Chinese art al: Providence’ host MAIBICAL © 7 : 4 fects bee 2g AUXILIARY Mr. Dun does not commerc eyes \. ® ” s ahs rt, but he ts lent at the tat Bc will Campf « 1 be in charge| Fortson-Thygesen Auxiita ll 1 ao ‘i Mrs. K. Jensen, who has been thelrea ‘ c of the f tr wil) have tea at t name drmigry a ee Bhi ! [tea ‘Tues afternoon ounger childre 5 ei ) Oriental art to Westerners gest of her ents, M ad Mre.l ror the be cee ouise Kloth, 2 i he tudying Occide: George P. Hickey, in Aberdeen. lettlat the home of SOCIAL CLUB raday, March Memb . barca ats Sais ceppir Bescon lucy eases tied bd hot i ; ; vetted: otwkac Orean jtal ar Altho « rec rrival in a arker, 1409 E. F The Socia ut t Amethyst | this city, he spoken at f wing program will t i ter,O, E. 8. will meet Wednes- , ™ of B25 man coterie see O'dlock: Piano sole March 4, with Mrs. Gertrude Lup. jot tr i k ‘ , u WOMEN'S COMMERCIAL CLUE He a Me. and Mrs. Nathan Suiman are amberlain N ariton Fuller, 1728 12th ave. 8. Luncheon | The following additional program being congratulated upon the birth| Mr, Charles Hamm; reads at ip. m Take No. 12 car to apipidier ecazrentar yaa has been arranged by Mrs. W. K. of a son ut Providence hospital Feb-| Eugene W 1; sopran Massachusett Vee Sickels and Mrs. Victor : 5”. McKINLEY CIRCLE Ma A very imp t e City b NSHINE CLUB ° McKinley Circle, Ladies of. the | ness Session will commence laide Pol § The Queen City Sunshine club will] G. A. F, will hold @ business 4 p.m, All members Kaine will tray 4.| meetin the card room at the Mason:|ing in Veterans’ ball hed & p.m Mra. E. Le wilh wing a group Of | ie temple T March from | Wednesday, March 4, at 1 pm ‘i : Scotch , } " = : = a yam OS me, Ace pm ty be served |saunel, ave bon, I range Peko. ment of Coterie with Mrs. Harry] woyen’s TIT . aid a wed. By. mulbtary lic is t | WOMEN'S LNSTITUTE CLUB whist at 8:20 se , Th public is| The tea service nly a mast L E NS, EB. Les At the last meeting of the club|J, W. Dorwart, Mra, Carl A. J be nro as consi C of Japanese y aad Renewal on Includes “Rescind, Re | stitute club will meet on the fourth rare flavor and fragranc DAUGHTERS OF PIONEERS floc Y. W. C. A. Tuesday, ‘; the outgoing president s. George} son, Mrs. Sidney Barash. cen Anne Study Club with Mra. | at Sp. ms Daughte f neers of Wash. | the outgoing fp . ein oan ee only volume production could H. Shaw, 10 Garfield st, at 2] be Ae ngton (prior to ), will meet in n, was f , beng - : keep itso low-in-price. Try it! | z ular e ¢ 1 Ind 1 lock. Program, paper on “A | WOMAN'S CENTURY bo bg m Sednenday,. Mareh | 5 ng JF club = Art,” by Mra. § | rs ‘ pom, a » i es? My Die va ape i 3 Prints,” by Mra, V =e shinee ; Plans for the annual breakfast in| Yoted to lend a helping hand toward COLORED DRAPERLES and “Cloixonne Enamels," | , The rent oe ay oman °O | May will be dircussed g the ¢ n river road.) Before buying colored window es | ury club meet Tnesday, worked on last ye nes AES: ; W. Winter | or the ectic By Ae ~ draperies, hold them up to the light Ne ci wien, uber the direction ot Myru Tan ae Broject worked on at year. | draperies, hold them up to the tight DIAMONDS Estes; 1223. 70th, at | TOC Ollve, and wilt give Toit bert club will meet Fr committees for the year: Mrs. |tirely w ght passes thru them auth 1 i owing program at St. F JEWELRY orge Green, chairman | 6 tridet da h 6, with Mrs M. Me 2 o'clock. Car numibe: ced EN at Tae b : se (loth ave. and Ayth st.) and take | | Kinstry, 1220 Lakewood axe. Lunch. | Working with the clamber of Cow Maéhine ol! on garments must t bus to 6. Toth st | Deep River Burletg n at 12:30 o'clock j Merce committes;” 2 Lay taken. out with gasoline or WATCHES Sorosig club with Mrs. Chas. G. |, es aia Nida} . Lightfoot, flnance; Mrs. 'T.” W.) washed fy white soap and cold Miller, 4603 Second ‘ye: N. By at] qu Girne in Venesia” (Day in | HEBREW BENEVOLENT peck aire. Zamora’ C,"¢ A water SILVER- 2 o'clock. . Ptogram includes paper| Venice”) Nevin | SOCIETY on, visil 25 anh on. “Adyenture Jourtialism” | cia cMornii in atc Marx's | Settle Hebrew Benevotent soci 4 ward, pro WARES (Philip Gibbss, by Mrs. B.C. Haste! '"” gahare et ill meet at Temple Center, | 8M 4nd 35 picieaa § = March 4, at 2:30 p.m t Mr. Jeffrey Heiman will speak on | PREMONT W. C. T. 1 F THE BETTER nour will follow Tue Mareh 3 at 2 p.m. with < —_—- . . Mr jett 641 Interlake DAUGHTERS OF ST. GEORGE ve J. Henry will be in Daughte of St. George wall | charge of the program, “Circulation | meet in M. E.R, A. hall, ‘Thurs. National .Pa There will be 1 ansen 0. da Mareh it 1 op. om. for drill pouke the city manager plan (6) i dey Bee H Sain © 1518 Second Avenue yERRLOM : SEATTLE REVIEW NO. § ¢ suc ELDERBLOOM CLUT cot |The pant commanders of Seattip on Centrally Located ALBER Thursday, Maret’ 5, at 11 a.m, in| Review No. 8 W.-B. A. will med poses : " ; i at the Win wh ia ame Re | COMMISSION Abed dais ey pr March 4, at 0 m ionic ALSO HAIRCUT CHAPTER BG, PLE. 0. WASH eee / 4 Chapter BG, P.-E. O. will i; 0 0 LIBB CLUB T GIVE BALL Sth at., March 3rd, at 12:30 p. m saa j att i n gt p.m mal dance on Frid evening Op Apartment House and Mareh 6 Queen Anne hall, First sidence Property C TION "ROGRAMS t 1 AMERICANIZATI PROGRAMS | Wwe and Roy An§where In Seuttle AT LIE os large cities may found on the| ‘Atiah Chapter, 0. B.S latest. Bob Cuts will give helves at the public library, for|a card party at Wing's. cafeteria gS We Will Save | ation of those who desire! Wednesday evening, Maret i 5 aoe eeu psrate. WIN the Ameriouniea’l ee ee ee ssa bile Noam Money, Gmemone Shave 15¢ tion bureau of the Seattle organi: | one Real Estate Loan Towels AE fe 1 eae awk Scrntres Tools cba ed WASHINGTON Clean i=. LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS | | rie “Aspana. cy wil entertain MUTUAL iL Agen obledor The regular meeting of the Seat-|the presidents and trustees of the the League ¢ Women Voters will| rede ed clubs and frien 1 . t, , * be held Wodn y Marans ta rat Se cuine 7 . ny m : : SAVINGS BANK B HOP Under the auspices of the Women's Federation of the)” J. at} with a “China day" progra ri 1101 386282 CHOOL z 4 , = noon, ut Meves' cafeteria, Candi-'! day, March 6, at 2 o'clock. Among | AVENUE University of Washngton, the De Reszke Singers will ap- |utes for the post commission and (he smaller clubs of the clty there 1212 Fleat Ave, BL tot-2968 pear Tuesday evening, March 3, at Meany hall, «chool board will speak. js none whose annual meeting cre ‘