The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 25, 1925, Page 15

bUNLOVAY, MARCH 20, 19285 THE SKATTLI STAR | Seattle Society iited by Lillian Keen LeBallister, Telephone MA ihe -0600 | \( MRS. GEORGE J. HARE 4 Assistant Laura Emory i \ 1 aaule Vee = s Phat MH 1 Bridge Tea Will Honor Miss Ruth Houston: aohey iffair to Be Given at The Olympic James Hamilt db tout! Bridge Tea for ton, Miss Oda ‘ 1.| Portland Guest en To honor Mra. Yohr Hi. Bu : ie 8 ot ‘Portland’ who Is vis « Mee ©. A. Burckhardt, Mra. Francis R pikes, is Benefit l idge tea at her hom Wedn — ad Me Jay afternoon. eit, nee . Small Bridge ete eeiiroenia Mrs. Arthur W 1 ed f with emall bridge at her me . ’ he ie afternoon. ember W ) . Entertaining ued" webatlngs: Rela, thers Sawyer, Kt at Bridge Tea Albert Hansen returned Misa ¥ and Miss I a trip to California =A Richards entertala y 4 “ ter if fi : h returr on ) me Jaturday r trip. to . : nee a, who qr ott es j Commander and Mrs. Informal Bridge * * : | Wood Complimented ath Nal Ege i Aretha 4 U8 x. nd BM 1, w age sartintae r : ‘ AY 1 Mrs, V. K ertained 7 stihl : . ry Ja Me eg : Present Bach Program tarin i Inglewood Country ( lub Ve aye t | Re .Conctudle Sertey eh 3 vie} Unless you see the “‘Bayer Cross’’ on tablets, you are not | > lay, A MA hac edhe cig sentaatiepi Ws oe oe ne| getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe by millions K wed t gram wi preser pS Ng 5 sec rihe. r reic . Te a5 Tet . . Lite of Mach” 1 eae and prescribed by physicians over 25 years for 1 pas ete AND CARD PARTY % . eA Ellsworth Circle, Ladien Colds Headache BayerTablets { Mita i Assisting at Tea | Piane ies bes Pain Neuralgia Aspirin saint! Mr. CG. 4 urckhardt | y, ie | norte on mts enone roe Mrs. George J. Hare of Buffalo, N. Y., who is visiting her | « Mrs, Wilbe: Coman and| Members a sked to tunke the} sister, Mrs. Rex Stafford, is the honor quest at numerous A Wy ac ‘ (re Pras G."Tayor, who will pre: | tery trum Al bre | ee eae eee ee Le jn , Toothache Lumbago rs. Nathan | o'clock | : Z “ y nefit card party at | rs! Service at Music nH 4 Neuritis Rheumatism ) Orthopedic Shope f | Jeritza Enthralls Students’ Recital r ng of A As Audience Students from the class of Bloise | Am BD ice Accept only ‘‘Bayer’’ package / BY LOUISE RAYMOND OWENS ©'7"% ted by Edward Whiting, | M0" ti ate ich: | SS : A concert of exceptional Intert |i) sive t ta ils ile | which contains proven directions. j v } wari b A : : The § n follow : , cra peep Handy ‘‘Bayer’’ boxes of twelve tablets ter in town. Bridge was the ous fn aa peaks | at ts P € the Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggists. ver e P fae RUE Ae | Gera 8 ings | MoM beset hs meets e 1 f e trade 1 Monoaceticatidester of Salicylicacid Entertaining at its Ie s lines aetna gi Anita Aris J Sais Informal Bridge ‘ t r AY t , three feet wide Mrs. William M. O . ‘ x ’ " ( feet long, of wool bunting formal : : er ¢ th ; ee ms ere Gomes slated y may bear the group name noon at hb moat ght after singer «a ¥ f a CARD PAR N. FE 1 be tn play yo | stage tod Her Eur n cA Pe ate manele : © ji w, Ma Beattle tem ee j ealad ha saat obs see - — ‘ ¢ triumphs f : r a ’ 1 have al The firm of Marcus & Neiderer has|. Raymond Hatton, one of ‘the im. ; jwae 8 : ee Aakat mist 3 kg | 1 par ng, March | just presented Camaraderie h 4| portant players in Zane Grey's “The Women Ss Clubs fer a success he! Romie Kirk ° ° § t the home of Mrs.|set of real ship flags and soon these|Thundering Herd,” is now in his t a go. her suicotee here | : Bgambat Motion Pictures M len, 4902 Phinney| will be flying from the mast of the|13th year in motion pictures. CLUBS FOR THURSDAY | XOON-DAY LUNCHEON a : : of your 4 fis ship. “Groups are asked to get thei | = - 7 Bprom SETTING soon as possible so that every flag | Satur March 28th.—Advertise- SVOMAN 'S CITY CL UB. will be fyi Group flags should’ ment. Family and Fun lub of Sigma Delta ) frotey, ” Ciné-Kodak gives you , —EE the Y. W. ¢ wee photography’s biggest LUE TTT och: wc ye Ran a ae thrill, metion picturesof your h Empire,” |FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT ing family and fun. a head of the |COTERIE BRIDG : 8 Andit’sallso easy—press for ~ the} An) Boars, “and el ( oncert at the Ciné-Kodak button and of the C ihe lat. | Pilgrim. Church you’ re making movies; turn 1 municipal ‘ete wr The W f Pilgr the Kodascope switch and | at 10:30 & opal M1 tas you're showing them at home on the screen. Let us demonstrate, here at the store—or at your house. Eastman Kodak Co. (Northwestern Photo Supply Co. 1415 Fourth Ave. room at the Y. hear Mr. O. J. C. Dutton speak ks and Recreation Aria “ from ‘La tio” from “La G Lohengrin,” the SRY MEETING athiy meet ursday ». 9%, 0. B.S. the the official visit Pearl E. Golst, , on Thursday €¥@-| hostesses, at Masonic temple.| preside ov will be hi f Grand f Walla W ing, March mbers that won high fa Schumann's ‘Widmung, Joau Langdon at the piano, e tea serv Visitors welcome committee in charge’ of 2 ss See: ose ball” will give its report. A full at- oo a''Tho A choon at 12:80 o'clock, followed WOMAN'S AUXILIARY tendance is requested ox’s "The. Bwass,’ ds, on Thurnday, March at ate's hall, at nier Bi v0. 2 us given for an encore isting on t program was : Maximilian Rone, a violinist of un-|SOCJAL CLUB OF | itity His playing of “Lar EVERGREEN LODGE Hubay: Mozart-| A card party will be ion of the woman’s|GEN. GEORG _ No. 202 will be| CIRCLE COD s. B. J.| Members of Gen. George Washing Thurs-|ten Circle, No. Ladies’ of the | Us | ghet by Hand Y ASHINGTON I Say, March , at noon. Members/G. A. R., will entertain all civil war | #? Shi " a ion.” by} day afternoon, March if A A T cad trsnde javited | veterans and their wives {free ot | Meiaet : seo _ iN oe be | o'sleaic; by: the Ace fal club of f (oe AFTER BRE KF S rare " L on, and Saras green lodge, N A. 0. U. W., at DANCE TONIGHT arch 26-27, at 8:16 o'clock, at the | Daquin orium | gounerwe 1, Emil Pol ompaniment for both art BETTER BAB CONFERENC E 3 A better bables conference will)y. M. C. A held for the members of the) The program will be pre os toys Let nssociation of the| the i hassle, Jeeta, cookipoesd 1409 Ninth ave Members and | friends Invited, RUMMAGP SALE at the Cross Word Puzzle Dance PURPLE MILL FIRST AND PIKE n* being very well re k provided ex FTER breakfast the mother sends her little daughter off to school. She does her housework. She takes: care of an's Benefit a abees in the health center, 4012/0f Mrs. A. Kovale A, | ist rad seein RRS hag teed what the prites vill building, Thursday, March] Vodovin, violin, and M. Horsdin, cello;| Mme, Jer ppearanc ndies of ‘Trinity ll | | bed rect tethae wore Degtealag w: eye ce A Y te trom 10 to 12 o'clock. Miss Ella|Russoll MacDonald-Marinfba; Marion | was under Management of the {wilt hold a rumm tay |] 8 md ending tm Ye her baby. And—she is happy Evikson, of the state health depart-| faith Gray, soprano; Dorothy Kelsey, | Lad M 1 and Friday, March 2 lec | IGHT, FLAPPER NIGHT 1 r , will talk on is: thild Hygiene.” | reader; Dorothy Newman and Peg | next « y will pre wa | ond aye Giants poate She —9 te AaiEe tating 288). 4 Toa great extent, a woman's s happiness depends upon her Garrett, accompanists }Ponsello on Monday ever come Sroraamiaw ctuES the Phra Puen. itn (ae eeane: Matsoniitan: theater WHITTIER HEIGH' health. If she is troubled with ailments common to women, ‘Meetings of Federation clubs on | cludes the following numbers F IESE racial) ah 4 fain ae she should seek relief from her suffering immediately. & ; 100d Of ilroad L will hold dies o! nittler He Im. %, will be as}: Prize waltz and spot dance Gents 250—Cnah March 2 Thursday, | provement club will meet with Mrs, | jits next regular meetin § In the following letter Mrs. Fuller tells how she improved arts department of the Co- at March 26, at D oe a nT Fred Heetor, 8058 10th ave. N. B,,| will give bridge party st|tntermezso— "Cavalleria Tiusticana”. | First ave. A. public card par Thursday, March 26, Luncheon at | her health and by so doing increased her happiness. no of Mrs. W. 8. Thyng, 1348 E. ; , Maseagnt| follow the busi m f 1 o'clock aa Overtiire "Pont ‘and Pennant” su. | ‘ue 3 Art department of the Sorosis club Russel! Macdonald-Marimba | BRITISH C LUB: 5 AUR t Federation clubhouse, 2 o'clock Nena Xyloph a oe | TO DANCE § “Ihave used Lydia E.’ Pinkham’s Vegetable “Edouard | Serenade” ctor Herbert The Caledonian and st z z Program, paper on "Edouard Manet," | (Berannie toil eepert | ‘The Caledonian and Compound and found it has improved my health Mrs J. F. Downe; “Auguste! Marian ¥ ray societies will act aa h Renoir," by Mrs. F. P. Gardner, and |«pertoct Day” ey Bond} ception and dance Thursday wonderfully. For months and months I was noc “Pierre Puvis-de-C natanness” te po en) ar re dol Be ing, Maree an ot i Hiram regular and had terrible pains. They used to af- on library), by Mrs. L. Luke. Dorothy Sroadway hall, entertaining as the a h 2 gtd ig Se eaasne |-sinan : Sdeslteven Petate the, mambar and tienda oe | tect my side so I could not work. I kept a girl Queen Anne rtnightly club, writs | eps prano solo—"You ina Gondola”. | the Britsh Airc nso Hatfon, ta | at that time. I read of others being helped by = M A. E. Raynor, 180 igelow ott tan wath Gray. !Canadian lub of sea and Cla ! ; ; we, at 2 o'clock. Program willl «tars and Atripen fousn | McKenzie, 164, 0. 8. C, A cordial | the Vegetable Compound so thought it might =| ° nelude digest from Review of Re- Ruseell Macdonald: Marimba, Invitation is extended it sprint | help me. Tam very much better now, do my views, by Mrs, E. F. Taylor Said “at the Brook’ Poiatettre | People and friends to attend. | own housework, and have two dear children to ng Memories” (Mra, Lilllan -| “rhe program for Friday evening ‘ . , ich), by Mrs. J. Ds Corey: Re-l ronowe, M | women care for besides, I speak highly of the Vegetable ® few, Washington plays, by Mra 0.) scosnack Lulinby Hirnee | MOOSEHBART LE Compound to my friends and recommend it to = % itabel. Assiat(ng hostess, Mrs.) neading—"Learning to Dive Avon! Women of Moos , : BoD, smalls og race Hull | have a card party Thurs | any woman for a nervous and run-down con- ¥ “Gextette’ from “Lucia di Lammer it Adal | Weta OS es mourt . ( «. Doniaatet | 26, at 8:30 p.m, a Moone temple, | dition. CKENS' FELLOWSHIP o-~ “Paderewekt | Wighth and University. qT. cull eae , 5 wily, a mget Paaviine PUREE ree ee +1 0/56 | MRS. T. H. FULLER Mrs. T. H, Fuller, Nickens’ Fellow: i BOt] pamepled? sersresvsrssevsesses Delidon! 4 st aiite WALPOLE, NEW HAMPSHIRE M, » ; Thursday evening, March 26, at 8|ryrie. tenor iMiaivn “Dimora” | CARD PARTY | Walpole, New Hampshire yelock, in the lecture room at the Me | Neighbors of Woodcraft, clrele Y. W.C, Ag. “Sketches by Bob” will] “Racenade’ viaeeaase Dela 549, will have a enrd party at ¥ = d hig, ON icitore Wate Resort Pl rtd aa “tare | Swedish club hall, Thursday even ——r ae seer xual cathy | Genes Aull ing, March 26 ‘ mr) i da E. Pinkh. ORB Ge: Seige AAT ore 5 ave SUPERFLUOUS HAIR | Lydia am’'s & Doric floclal club, O. H. By willl pense PA dye The Altrulstic club of Seattle tem. = ‘nevt Thursday, March 26, at 9 Pauiine Cartw ple, No, 9, Pythian Biators, will | X'LA Removes roots and all, = A) eta e Compoun D. my in Fremont Masonto temple,|tarie tenor nole—""Bluoevan le atrelin’ | | mont Thuraday, tons ae ate a0 Ms X'LS mothod ts difforent--\t wy guaranteed to be i Cards, Hostenses, Mra. Eatelle White, ey Aiirelio Relarats je see po eons | paintoss, LYDIA TB. PINKHAM MEDICINE CO, LINN, MASS. fra, imma Holden, Mrs, Eva, Olsen, Valao—"'Bleaping Trenuty”, .Tachalkowaky | Glnacor ey 1982 70th X'LS positively BXCHLS" ra. Marion Martin and Mra, 4 1 1 fa rin and Mr u ay ype PATIENCE REBER AH ,EXCELS }) Wor sule at Leading Drug and Department Stoves ’ xusta Warner, Those who do not) AUXILIARY TO | INCIE Wepeptiarcny ABSORE EN Yeare to cards are asked to] BROTHERHOOD RT. TRAINMEN LODGIS Aceopt No. Substitute. pring their fancy work. Tadion’ auxiliary to the Brother. Patlonce Rebekah lodge will rive |wo dinngr: RNER, Migr, 210 Haight Bldg, Seattle