The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 31, 1925, Page 13

THE SPATTLE STAN PAGE 13 LS —— ; -. —_— ; aac apace i) ey if : q ID, . | Seattle Societ y [| MISS NORAH ALDEWBLL ]) Campfire Notes [Personal 4 | ir t « Hat who has been Planned for California Guest: Study Shasta 1A the trip an, Huth A; Tro | gyieem atesin te darts 474 Classes Will Assemble Ae aera once Mil Akptan| Mil | have returned from a trip to “| Guild Organized on | ! at Beacon Hill Picock. in honor c On Mareh 19, at the home of Mrs rts, the Beacon Hill mumid hospital was or pe Bradbury ipbe ta Visiting in tow Meeting of Book rar C. Snyder of Weimer k Park guild | (rain if deatred), black thes, Camptire| le ; Chariotte | tA ear | @ tama and armbands, brown oxfordy | Greer et ) Mr. and Mr M. M, 4 f Su and tan stockings, From Saturda Seattle motion pleture vi are visiting in town April 4, until Tuesday, April 7, the} 1 a. om Imming and Mle! cucatg at ‘The Olymplé. © girls will be entertained by Califor ¢ demonstration nd wate er er }nia Campfire Girls, will ‘ fr. and ‘ G, Alston Hole have {many short trips around the coun Or ena ly Bi removed to tl t. Pa part The conference proper will be Mills ¢ ¢ . e- from April 8 to 10, at Mill Ke fre, J, He} J Review Groups wing officers were elected and following tx a complete HW F : SShioare , Sark for the ensuing ye Mrs. which will be used : fron Orler “The Box NY of Mark ‘Twa! M1 president | Tho slogan of the conference 1 B. Tae - : * Mra. |be “Every ; 1 1 rth Vilson 1 and ee Fred | While there n | Br f ri j t I ihe meetin oF loge i j 8 newly Sormed guild will enter ling daily ach AA Deve Carga nica peri ee Bred Ae i arrive jn Seattl ae ah " with a silver mus 6:30 a, m., revellle; 7:10 a. m.,, set. | CAmPEre Girl P McKinley about Apr Mra, James We tingup exercises. 740 a, m., b The discu “ag 41 13th ay T . a 3 " 0 Thurs fast; 8415 a. m, t rder; 9 J mond Wr Mra 7 ¥ ; ‘py Mrs, Ray rnoon, April 2, from 2 until Yury Grant Pat the current events uncheon at idub at 12:15 o'clock Pre » of the Universit ™., assem tent m ference luncheon; 12 p., m, r MeArthur wil Mra. ¥ elving m., conferer trot a many, Mrs. Mark | ik on “Newspape |4 p.m, athletics, gur A ‘agen, wil et tite — Mra, 5. L, Smythe } hunt Dp. m., dinne pm Dea Newspaper Writer Dornberger, Mrs. C, A. Andrews. |around the compfire: 9:30 p. m., tay | , ; Mra, H. Lohrer, Mrs. O. I. Hall and | on W ho th tl reakfas aay in Wednenday tho theme of the! camprire cirls | Breakfast pre onn Revere | day is "Work" and the program | fe toc bes hale a 8 by Mrs. Ramsay Mrs. C. H. Harden ts chairman of | charge of Mra, Eather Wood Schne Pots, Claude Ramsay will ent an informal breakfast at her on Thursday Later, bridge ide played, Mr: and Mrs. Eden to Hostesses for Sunday Entertain at Dinner Night Supper Sia dave: John weal Mr ies Pure ts at dinner at der, executive retary of the Oak It is }land Campfire Following in r | day evening in Jakland, Mayor John L. Di and Mrs, Cl ¢ [And Mrs. Clarance Bi | ladys , first of Will Be Third City in West ft the Tenis n-| stad | gig ee »otthis| to Start Charity Board | Sait | ap Helen Mois r cent, | | ag i Samnpfire. g1 ald children nd old people Tester Scott CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY a Wea i. and Mrs. E. S. Goodwin en dat dinner last night at/| pnauGuTt home, in honor of Mr. Lester Daugh iat is th object of a ne one-minute talks, Campf , jfrom Oakland, Berkeley, } Sacramento, San Jone * PIONEERS neers of Washing national secretary of the/ton (prior ) will meet with » | Seattle, Girls, who has been in| Mrs. John 6% Lith i " be Cath * our 0 spec : I ‘ : ‘54 7 | land te ee [SNe Ne on W April 1. at} Miss Norah Aldewell, who has been visiting Admiral) "4 sm /?Gorers were placed for ten. “4 oo ee Luther E. Gregory, lt N., and Mrs. Gregory, in W ash- “Exhibit: How to She td ‘MERCER ATHL ington, D. C., for two months, has sailed from New York |» , Mercer Athletic Club for San Francisco by way of the Panama canal, and will ond of & series of « ; for Wednesday | Wings Cafeteria, wer arrive in Seattle about the middle of April—Portrait by Mr Frank R. VanTuy! will enter-| 1, at s p.m Grady. Mra. Eli fain with a breakfast on Wednesday | 678 € eibepenas at the Sunset club. j | ARK SOCIAL CLUB rd Ark Social club, O. E. 8., Small Bridge Party George Ci [Mr and Mrs. Roy M. Holland | 49 Wl entertain at bridge on Wednes. | }. at My evening at their home. Three | Mente. tables will be in play ee Committees Named ee for Card Party Aumber of committees for the) Stars and friends Paani party to be given by the Sacred | Bart orphanage on Tuesday after. |” tote, April 14, at Knights of Colum- | © < | Stes hall, are announced by Mrs.| Progressive Thought club will sae AUXILIARY pHareld H. Peck, chairman of pub-| meet at the Federation ¢ WILLIAM M’KINLEY Auxiliar ety. | Wednesday, April at 1:3 CIRCLE 8 (Mee Harry Schiller, chairman of/The program wil! include talk aticket committee, will be assisted |‘The Cathedral of St. John the I M. Burne, Mrs. J. F. Baht,| vine,” by Mrs. Anna E. W ie W. Barand, Mrs. P. E. Butler, | and ‘Mey J. Carroll, Mrs. 8. V. Carey, | Strang. Our object ts wo groups together of a board of intel PYTHIAN SISTERS Pythian t will hold nesday, A ou. W lowing the will make the t ECOND OF LECTURE YE THOUGHT RUTH SCHOOL 924 fume will be one of Diamond Palace at Coolidge Orders Is Closed, 60 . 6. a t mat at un r . . SAN i pas on“ mle Drill Continued °°, Saget ney 7 en I Have Seen. | WASHINGTON, Marc 1 Pre rand: > older ger ation over! ZATTLE LODGE NO. 7 &.M e Campfire h inatre a a “ soon to be no more. | . ry § Lodg ; Pp. A.| 9% What Do You Like t t vith all N nounced today for its | wil Sicid .& abort’ bas neasion | Everygicl’s, M eo? , r . E life brought | : wanthe March $i° at 6| 10. Are You to it was a at th sre i it is said. The Camp in plished | ano selections by Loui “Mx G. H. Daigie, Mrs. H. W. D: M&F. J. Donovan, Mrs. P. E.| WOMAN'S CLUB Paat Mre. J. P. English, Mrs. 1. J.!° Rainier Beach Woman's club will|#:20 o'clock (Gey Mra. A. A. Hein, Mrs. H. F.|/meet at the Rainler Heach Com.' oe: ace Mrs. G. H. Dolphin, Mrs. J.) munity club house, corner of Pil-[ ADDITIONAL CLUBS Minefe, Mrs. M. Montague, Mrs.| grim and 61st ave. y 3 Mullally, Mrs. M. J. Maloney,! April 1, at 2 p. m., rs.| BRITISH CLUBS ef, Murray, Mrs. T. O’Brien,|/Jonn Wheeler's home Program: | DANCE ALB. OBrien, Mrs. J. T. Calla-|Talk on “Better Films,” by Mrs ‘Mrs. M. A. O'Day, Mrs. W. I 2. K. Brown; “Topic of the Day,” |)..; nell, Mrs. T. Rt. Perry, Mrs. E.|by Mrs. Curtis Bostwick . Parks, Mrs. J. Ryan, Mrs. E. J. eee Mrs. W. E. Russell, Mrs.| EXECUTIVE BOARD D; Sianott, Mrs. A. Tallison and| TING AW. Tenney. Executive board of the American-| friends. Dr. Ira L. Nolll of ( Mortimer Frink and her com-| ization bureau of Seattle organiza: | wil} be 8 fayors include Mrs. Ann/tions will meet at American Legion!s. T h Mra, M. Otwell, Mrs. J. J.|rooms, 509 Third ave., Wednesday, 8 Mrs. J. F. Weber, Mrs. P. A.| April 1, 1 o’clock. Important busi- INIER BEACH I over the world ir names on its guest | eee | ae - EARS OF FANCY SOCIAL, AND CHARITABLE | st the |§ OGTAL. AND |Golden Bantam Corn, club of 8 res bis | Kenzie No. C. and their Ladie Ja} and Charitable Club| mada | Freda, will meet Thursday, Apri 2 every kernel sweet of ceremonies, Mr.jat 2 ¢ , at the home of Mrs. | p pogrcrecclen. |e St crenel mages ie | day |and tender. The fresh i ic whict Take car ). , and get off at Mo ' Cinnaird of | Graw se corn flavor and juicy s ride ot Eng ; - e.| KANSAS WOMEN'S } Mary, Mrs. J. P. English and Mrs.|ness to be dis¢ussed fan 4. P. Sinnott. i Ce tke and Mr Merefreshment committee is com-| CLARA BARTON TENT land. A reception committe . | CLUB bd O18 richness retained un- Mrs. E. P. Kelly, chairman,! Ciara Barton Tent, Daughters of|ed by Mr. J. A. Young, will dis | The Kansas Women's club will 181 I 1 rea : : George Morry, Mrs. J. J. Doyle, | y, ave ial day at|Pense hospitality to all, and the| meet at Christ church, E. 47th and] H | Veterans, will have a social day at | impaired. Agnew, Mrs. H. McLaughlin, | 43, M Jost, 1423 Zist| hall will be decorated with Mags of | Brooklyn, Friday, Aprt Luneh- the home of Mrs. Ida Jost, 1423 2ist| f McCaffrey, Mrs. Cambridge, | a, yedne: y, April1. Comrades|the United States and the different!eon at 12:20 o'clock or reserva. | ave., Wednesday, April 1 a ; £4. Quilette, Mrs. J. J. Mur-|and friends welcome. Take Madrona|dominions of the s phone ME Irse8212 after 8] Mrz, W. L. O'Connell and Mrs.| car No. § | A cordial inv! 3.3. Murphy ‘s in charge of | E ] me and chairs, and is assisted by| it Smith, Mra. FR. D. Mac- fit “Mrs, John Buckley, Mrs. T. J ay Afd Mrs. E. F. Zender. | \ (ame IR. Ryan and Mrs. John J. e te looking after the cards, i ill . British empire ation ix extended! Each can _ contains inot less than four jears, ready to heat and serve. No husks, Pencils are In charge of Mrs. Done and Miss Anna Wis t. withered kernels or eee ls at Bridge f and Mrs. Denton Mackintosh PP hosts at six tables of bridge at Saturday evening. and Mrs. Mackintosh will re. ‘April 10 to Des Moines for the spoilage. ) Y To enjoy finest Dh st NY line i ‘ ‘ail 0) CORN-ON-COB, in- sist upon the ithe Big New Children love this! i Di, =O ee Raisin Bread and milk. Ont Sa Bata BRAND Bee oir aes vin sof itt &t their home Prato 2 abe And it’s food for them—the nourishment of Sood wheat | bread, fruit and milk in a delightful form. Give it to cheon Will i : them for lunch and before bed time. Obtainable from | r) Have raisin bread at its best—on Wednesdays. I pre- ood Grocer. pr Teachers SO] do es the pare a special baking for mid-week—beautiful, golden met & = ea ra will enter: | 1S new loaves filled and flavored with Sun-Maid Raisins. Place @ 7. r Guaranteed by or of fourteen teachers a Standing Wednesday order for this finer raisin bread. rd school, . he Sewn, ncho Phone your order now. : f * and Thrift Shops was. h was. hr wash t ad 7 a Siebrand will be hostess : : Wersity club on Wednes Orthopedic tunch room, be assisted by Mrs. C. A. Mrs. R. J. Reekie, Mrs. Dean mire ~~ Leaves you just | \ the rinse oe Are | fe Mts. Wither 2. Pow, Bin, + Bakers’ Association of America \ ‘y ahs Pritchard, y . , Mra, J. B, Wins. d Ti 1 * 1 «1. Waltz, Mra. B, Le * i ili Mrs. Charies voriatt, ten | ‘Now a new kind of soap for washday. Tiny granules dissolve in boiling é BRAND Baldwin water, setting free more safe cleansing power than ever before. The dirt Id, with Mra, 1. mina hin A. Kon wi just floats out. All you have to.do is rinse. That is why it is called Rinso. ; f HIGHEST GRADE my Morning, and Capitol eee its! Cuts the work of washday in half * CANNED FOODS Joalsn, wii bo In chars | gevge pron. Co, Carrier pesee Place a standing Wednesday order with your Baker or Grocer tne | oe ao fh a Ae A Se eta ¥ afternoon, eee erlains at Bridge A.M. Bushell entertained 8 on Saturday afternoon in her sister-in-law, Miss il, who is a student at ity of Washington. oe "Schwabacher Bros. & Co., Inc Seattle, Washington