The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 24, 1925, Page 15

PHI rl STAR =" - P | | MISS LUCRETI Ai LA RKIN- } ersona Ke a9 they will spend the » Keen Le er. Telephone MA ih 0600 - wi he ghte din a ura Emory c Yi : Club to ve Ajjairs This Week;| ' Mra, Langdon i i . | A 4 f we p Entertaining at Sunset Club Ky pode F * ! Luncheon for Visitors Mra atin Biac expecte 4 ome F ‘ ma To hos guest, Mra fornia, about Ay se Tennis clW®. | Roderlek Campbell and Mre Angus | eee v ( Turenne | Stewart, both of Vancouver, B. C. re . : ai \ Mrs. H. 8. Frye will entertain with 1 * Wwallia & luncheon at her home Wednesda the home of Mrs. Wagner's parents ° ’ . ¢ afternoon, fr. ar KR D, Me , oh ph ecg CaN Mrs. Stew as bean visit | orf « Miss Doris Mitchell tap nevera ASE Pn ‘ tay night] Weeks and Mra, Campbell, will leave pares ‘Tyie ‘ balne: ¢ ad ale a b * fo e me on the bi of a son t , ell, ‘ APE he ’ the Seattle Genera PY Mra, Robert Me! Bridge Tea at Home . . serch ,| Mra. red J. Dingler will enter eee tar Gcilat wician aad Me The " , tain with @ bridge of four tables penne be Ber abn tha ine by| Mr ite at her home Wodnesaday afternoon a Cg months’ motor As At the tea hour, Mra. Arthur Alex she renitaral unoheor Jo ander Phinney and Mrs, Z. B. Page pru California, = RS rae will pour and Mra, Adam Schraf gs aa oe Gi Hollywood ( tenberger und Mr J.B Poterne | ite Marjorie Burkha ho at. r will The cards will be re inary nd * . cived by Edna Mae Dingle i aphg ihiagge oe see a : Hosts at Dinner Wt Mr, and Mra. Colin O, Radford en ginia r tertal with a ‘dinne thetr it } 1d) h Friday evening in honor of see Dr. Lauro de Bosis of Rome, who Mra J.C. ( f Now York 1s son a lecture tour of Amertea siting her daugh r *e- H. Chavelle Announces Daughter's ROH : . 5 p f © Marriage in mi Mra W. A. Barrows announces * ot her daught P Donald I CeO Baxter to March 14 fi ca ei DI Luncheon ristian ‘ ( and Mra ett for sare Mr to: be. gen say, , Clubs rok Enflagement Made frvma Teck Wists — . 4! Dp SDAY Kngwn at Birthday | ADDITIONAL, CLUBS and Mi. Irwin A. HORACE MANN P-T. A TIS CLUBS pounfie the (ngageme! he Horace Mann P..'T. A. will meet in rhage! Jaughter, Jessie Theodora, to M uditorium of the school Wednes. ; a Loya! A. Thurlow. March Mrs. Austin B. Grit. ; ree The news was made known at a Miss Ruth Brown anc a Jeary fh beautiful appointed ner Mr. and | Polly own will be the B cet all, « : Mrs. Stiles gave at tt nome § The Girls will se . veered : : fay in honor of the birthdays of | freshments. Miss Lucretia Larkin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. G. eB esate Miss Stiles and Mr Ww ao hei lar co-ed at the University of Washing-| « a e Sentt ( wedding will take place in| SEATTLE LODGE NO t Pi m4 st tar a ae , ‘ 4 9 uM ee rT Mar ‘A 5 Inte summer Seattle lodge No Diet HP) ere ree Lf od bea y. rvltation’ te Vectendad 45 2% be have a progres whist part 2 : nie ‘ ‘ inner for Re turne d [330 eck ev 5. at WOMAN'S CENTURY pega VISCONSIN GOLDBNROD ( eee jock, at Wing's ria, 1409| ‘The club chorus of the 1 canes Mrs. Donald A March F etra , 1 ¢ Mra . cM Mre at 4099 Area PARISH DINNER SCOTTISH GAELIC SOCIETY re w be a d) er for : Yn . BALLARD § ottish Os I hold members of St Episcopal Book Review Groups i A tish On Te | chutehs,.” ob: -W Vednesday morning, at 10:30, the| Ballard Hi sal 4 ere Jock,| March 25, at 6:30 o'c! nt 8 tS nex Wednesday @ ‘ ’, he | egular month 1 A aday, Mare 4 o'clock reste t t eras Sook rv of the day, March 25, 0 Ar au Fi * — ave. A Women's Un WIS. lt aun’ Sao hes bu ¢ SOCIAL CLUB van ie eee eee aine Social ’ . ye i r with Mere Ctar ers Of | SIGH SCHOOT « he Famt i Sth, We Veterans, °T GIRL RESERVE at ce meet at ish @ ae ser 3 ed by a dinner at Y.W.CA ZONTA CLUB CHATTE I ! the eve A z Brown, exe se t2 bed will tal ALUMNAE MEE h © object. of the aie ie . + ‘The regular mo ub of Mizpah|{ - Fee tab erating i a the alumnae of Mu Pi have a card the ' ] . Gilmore Gives be bald Wed ek acces Outes pe tae formal Luncheon a5, at 8 venth ave. W me a n at the Co 35, at 1:8 Mrs. David Gilmore entertained a arte Business bureau, peg hh PRS gL. H. } r a. Jot Jroup of friends informally at lunch- Mrs. Laale Spler hat Business Wow Hall and Mrs. Fels of D. H t Tis ca Monday at The Olympic Music of the American Indi “pe 1) nasint tho hosters, | ° . . ore 6 a . eee ows ane il ant - l . : df | LADIES’ GROTTO CLUB bE ch “home ot| WOMEN’S } AYDIN CLUB ey fairs Arrange jor he Ladies’ Grotto club will meeting Campfire Girls was a gift of} The Wom Kee PROGRAM iss Wiestling At the Federation clubhouse Wednes- | Cant Keys, m member of the Seat-| Will meet at the ¢ spac To compliment Miss Annette|day, Ma 25. Luncheon 12} tig anin club. The center of! luncheon, followed ‘Vans is an Wiest! whose wedding to o'clock, Business meeting and elec: | 931 4 aro located there. | T yuraday are hnegye eludes | recreational program whict am Platt tion of officers will follow. Program | ryjy raction should inter-| The committee des “yeep solemnized in will consist of talk on ‘Ctvies,"’ by every member. This will be a| MF owar on April 13, Anna | Miss Adelaide Pollock plendid time to Invite a guest ery will entertain with an in- . Take a Cowen Park or Havenna | Beam bemal tea at home on Satur-| WEST SEATTLE ART CLUB car to G st. and walk down | Mf fay afternoon, from 3 until 6{ we, cattle Art club will meet at| the waterwa ‘o the boat | £ the Federation clubhouse Wednes ote day, March 25, at 10:30 o'clock. Mrs,| CARD PARTY | P. G, Altnow will give a talk on| ‘The ladies’ auxiliary to the Broth- ber home for Miss Wiestling, and!‘Cathedral of Milan,” and Mrs. G.| erhood of Locomotive Engineers will = Mra. Howard Woolston will be host-|r1 Bucey will speak on “Spires and ‘*¢ a card party Wednesday, March tes at luncheon on Saturday after-| pomes No-host luncheon will/ 35, at 2 o ME. BLA boon, April 11, in her honor | follow. | hall, 19234 rece {= = — : ——— Dinner to Honor Fi New Residents Sweet In welcome to Mr. and Mrs. Jo Little ph Tucker of New Rochelle, who as | ave come here to make thelr Partners | Jome, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Bronson Will entertain with a dinner at their tome Thursday evening Wedding Will Be Church Affair The marriage of Miss Kathryn| more, daughter of Mrs. H. B. limore, to Mr. Harlan Benham Firiswold, son of Mr. and Mra. A. E briswold, 1 be solemnized ur Say evening at the University| Methodist Episcopal church at 8/ Sse with the Rev. Dr. tother reading the service. Miss Melba Griswold will be maid J. E. honor, and Miss Trancy+ Jones} id Miss Gwendolyn Beers the ids. ‘Tt ower girls will be} ry and Katherine Griswold. The bride will be given in mar-| Mage by her grandfather, Mr. W. \. Strain. 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