The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 17, 1925, Page 17

SEATTLE STAR T. MARTIN'S MOTHS CLUB | TIGH SCHOOL P The regular monthly meeting of} The next meeting A.D. TOLLEFSEN — . Seattle Society ited by Lillian Keen LeBallister, Telephone MA in-0600 fai Assistant—Laura Emory . ruests at Home Lunchedn wo Honor ¢ b I Felger Hostess Next Week. stants Named Luncheon foi Returned Ty her home next W Barbara Ehriteh Bowholde rs Announced No-Host Dinner Will Precede Spring Ball Mrs. Nelson Plans Tea town to make es eae until 6 o'clock : reception committee and | the benefit bridge and mah jongg party the auxiliary to St hospital will the Spanish bal afternoon, Apri Music tring Quartet "| Plays T in Concert Sponsor No-Host Dinner Ertertains for House Guest * Engagement Announce to her home in Port- Women’s Cl CLUBS FOR SATURDAY Wing’s cafeteria MMMAGE SALE fd by the women of the MOHOST LUNCHEON funcheon for Bm Saturday ex Buell Olson, pupils of the Mary WOMAN'S LAKEWOOD tad membership committee of April 18, at 8 p.m ithe clubhouse, corner of 50 Rand Angeline h Mindred will be played GE-GaR-(NG-GE: AND CARD PARTY MW Cornish school t M the intermediate ¢ Which the public is invited Th following will Jewell, Marjory Gullis, Alice and Wells Ost Loomis, Durast de Ponte, and card part ADDITIONAL HERE is a great pleasure in buy- ing something good, especially in food. The pleasure comes from the satisfaction it gives. Housewives have confidence in Kraft Cheese. They have come to know that they can always find in Kraft Cheese that deliciousness of a true cheese flavor, something they so often fail to find in ordinary cheese: a good thing to remember when you are buying cheese. | RAINIER P.-1 nler P.-T, A. will Mitgaret Ha Wichtin, Marjory He requested to be YONGSTOWN Mp 18, at their M4 Hudson st. Mem ‘avited, : evening, April RTE Cc agi | ANXILIARY Ruth Sehool building fund will give 4219 Whitman « pivie reservations, call Magic cunrone CLUB | Batic Culture clus will meet at | AUXILIARY RAINIER-NOBLE arrangements Decidedly Better and to discuss plans for ‘ aie prnen chun Varieties ES-ES GREER (ARE GREG Old English (Sharp American) 1 Ib. and 5 th. loaves Also & Varieties in Ti evening, followed by a talk | nd spoon, cof: {on Martin's Mc 1 Tuenda Ap: 1 th M Mond. ut q ted 2 Mr Db loye @ social ka M M, Tolbert Dalte M Pn | bore tendance ad, wd Mr Theo 4 Take Lk vith ave, car ne 1 B_ECTS OFFICEL 1 officers ‘Tuesday, “Apri 7,| auditorium «ers| Pers pseu be in chargg of the bo ES ha’ 7 ¢ " The program ted: Mrs, J, Hilde Bmith, pre wing Mra. Charles ‘Thorntor f resident; Mra B. L. Mandal, t Y '; Mrs, Allan Davis, secretar M H, V. Metealf, corresponding eoretary; Mr 1 pre { pondent to the Cit ation, Mr Dench, Mr R. MoCloy; alternates, Mra. Ko Coloni, Mrs, L. V. Sizer; Feder: | grase ated club trustee, Mra. F. A, Bryant representatives to the Lakewood 4 vic Improvement Club, 1 M Henry Fickeisen, Mra. ‘T. slohnaon| 1 tewart and Mra. William Shafer a Dango CHAPTER G, P. BO. ' nM Chapter G, P, EB. O 1 meet | teen wiris Mond April 20 th Mra. W. B.| 4,4 Wald Broadway N. Tedy | SS EE DEMOCRATIC — The VHE bright, feminine fragrant days of spring bring to every heart a craving to be Particularly i habiliments Early in the season Palm Beach proclaimed that milady’s every daytime need might be met with a knitted costume, soundness of decree has smart woman's approval. woman may wear a pleated skirt of a jersey skirt with the new “kick? pleat in combination with any one of a and be always assured that he is chicly costumed from the top of her sleck shingled head to the toe of her simple pump! newer still dozen different Some of the newest are exquisitely knitted from the finest imported yarns, successfully combining the charm of the old world’s products with the skill of the Ameri- mer a , i 1 THE COLONIAL PROMISES M Philbir M 0-'I i Him J T Grey's "The 1 Legion" H M DINING DOWNTOWN IS A HOLIDAY Wing's ¢ af n usional ’ at an err A TRIP TO HOLLYWOOD! All expenses paid the off publi " The Sh ket," by A 1 erful o inity f Mr. Lynr I NEAT, SMART AND COMFORTABLE Fitter, bullt'to fit heel and broad instep. s against the laws of nature to wear ilef THE HOLLYWOOD SHOP pec 1621 Westlake, north of Pine did. THE BEAUTY OF YOUR FAC Is alr impaired by superfluou: Esthe you. ¢ lysis and ean remove them f 1109 American Bank Bldg. EL tot-54 can knitter of today. y are styled to highly ef fective and they are practical not only for spring but for sum- straight line REBUILDERS OF HATS AND GOWNS unusual hat and d gowns of yesterday are re the really smart Quality without the TO SHADE YOL a comfortable sha Everything for out- warm days we Saturdays for fishing trips are already here, and soon we'll be thus he who shops now for such things naturally gets LIN DESIGN you'll find very | DELIGHTFULLY ORIGID i equipment much more disconcerting than to walk and mect a hat just the double of the one you are wearing, other damsel’s head? ~ DISCOUNT trimming on almost everything of women’s apparel. HATS AND SCARFS TO MATCH © $10 the se : dich perteatly won- in these ultra smart imagine getting _ TO THE MODEL Take your last summer's hats to be reblocked, resewed and remade. They do milans, panamas, leghorns and all straws and felts. popularity as ¢ : paying a high that it can be reblocked time after time and fashionable every year THE BON TON sstablished twelve years. | | Invites you to call and see the new hats—$5 to $15! more than one hat is almost a nec woman can be dainty if her face is daintiness is one of the chiefest charms of womankind. COLEMAN’S IMPORT SHOP reasonably enough n afford a second Has the loveliest things to show you—from the Orient some of the very nicest things are the 1616 Second. Hotel Gowman VERY NECES RY ARE THE EY business of making wrinkles and tiredness. munds, Balcony Fraser-Paterson’s. In the matter of prises and gifts, one is nearly always well along | the road to success in finding what is wanted then an import| hop is discovered! ALWAYS AT THE ELITE Hemstitehir Kitel. Over tell's, Eyeolasses are so that they add to rather | TAKE YOUR MONEY PROBLEMS To the Pacific Loan company you with them done with good thread. 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THE ZIRCO At last to The G COM THE TAYLOR BABY S | and Pike, is showing silk, wool and cotton in the larget sizes, gems more brilliant than diamonds. 1426 First ; outing gowns, Throwing forth rays of gorgeously colored light shining die of the price of the more precious stones we Re TAKE TO ROBBIES nds, these marvel-gems from Siam are } Beacon blankets, Elderdown bunt- $l and up; g Furs to be made into jJacquettes, remodeled or 256 Peoples Bank Bldg used in trimming knit sacques, Smart and new, and inexpensively made of old hands of an expert fur worker, are the shown nou Or hak + MARIE NELSON AT THE MODEL Will make or remake your spring frock martly and cleverly as a New York Modiste! lot her design, eut and fit: your garment » Peoples Bank Blak Much more satisfactory, as a rule, are gowns that ave suit one’s personality. Johnson's ba save herself no too, you may f LESSONS AND CHINA PAINTING pert at china painting will need should go for that help. 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