The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 21, 1925, Page 13

i TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 1925. THE SEATTLE STAR — | ' . Persona Campfire Notes Seattle S near P : : wu ea S ocie y pected home We from a tip} ‘Tho week of April 21 to May) Alea, J; A. Belang oN Saree (te Se ian Ballet - Calif . erfoan w 1 4, Mra, J Ar elightful Program é 2BIEL ted by Lilian Kew LeDeltiater.. Telephone MA in-0600 a4 Girls have been |G ; ram cun-| By EOvIsE RAYMOND OWE N8 turday Night . Ass = ra Emory Mr, and Mra, I ant M with the national pro-| cliffe the " tring quar |p tt and a grour wioteoresticundinticietentans eee t Monday fror ) ram for the week. This week ts t t ft ; Ii fairs ‘ete & Aetna; Y mel on erved all over the country and ts! ‘The next all-city bike will be ag! t« f mu. ur aysrg: - Many Affairs Fete Sen Francisco Guest: hut. ® a week for the consideration and| gaturday, April 26, uid will be a| public today, It # thr , oO Mr, W w is | contemplation of the benefits of our} Kodak hike jirls are to c er co-operut Luncheon Will Bs Given at Home town this week visiting Mr. and|foresta, for planning of thelr’ cre-| Camptire ‘uniforms, to take have att 1 be host pounenesepaeneannel | Mra. W and improvement, for M"™ W. W. YOUNG of Sap | ee devisi.% of econ © w the t of } Mr, H ¥ f 1 and use t John Wa the r " th ur many V rev . f A thy allon Add long a r ¥ t ¢ ' If the American p no a sh pi t rest fires the and 1 . 00 a year and A v 1M r are add greatly in many ways to th fos bout A a ld and I high schools + nta lu ‘ see will take part in a National Forest y ! 1 Lam: M Le? I t ay f jweek p ram before th Beattle He recent ex I tw ‘ t f Commer hs 2 , D, « 1 Gray to Give ~ ; r 1 ving: aboar M } y Small Bridge at Home " These courses LIhcon f ara" guardian, pros M 1 Mra, Louls Stanton { nes w ° A at on 28 er or nyone M . a a ‘ re fre. H Rrod ar 1 how re program. : ay f visit h { len of le a: 3 ve . oe a Di on, N. D. and aim of De a Guild to Give ie ce Campf ented with in eee Sports Clothes Dance Irs, George Cleveland and daug } Tennis Club I fee pe a eka tin, Dom a narod’ cent’ Srich Hostesses 8 Orthop un. | (ne ; e. Mrs. William Edris, Mrs. David \ h eh ie wen, Mrs. Hugh Purce 1M } Re eft tod P, Sargent will t ates for } = Mrs. B , ; Bridge Luncheon : i Postponed M »v B. ¢ P. oe Lu M . . \ Ke G 1 Hs ee of I Ang pane. a s t M 1 Mra, Tid I N T Service at Orthopedic Shops {EMORIAL 3 3 i i In mer ( IL. Vv } Guild Plans Afternoon and Evening Party tld of the Chi home Mra. Earl § Hartmar Edmond 8, Meany Shop Wednesd mern erlaken Guild with Mra. I aid and Mrs. B. J. Perkin: | yy CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY cafeteria on Wednesday, Ap = 8:30 p. m. MONTLAKE P.-T. A. %, ¢ 8 Montlake P..T. A will meet ADDITIONAL CLUBS Wednesday, A m| OFFICERS E Miss Adelaide Pi “Birds.” and an interesting vation of Forest. Sa church will give t party We April 22, at $ o'clock, house. be fat AMERICANIZATION BUREAU The Americanization bureau of Se- 1 Jons will meet Wednes- | lay, at headquarters, Ameri can Legion clubrooms, 509 Third ave., at 2 o'clock. | eve | CHORAL CLUB CARD PARTY | | The Nordica Choral club will en-; tertain with a card party at Norton's cafeteria on Wednesday April 22, at 83 p.m. Th be the finale for the sei series of similar entertainments, of which have proved popular, and} have won for the club a great many friends. A musical program, ren-| dered by members of the club, will bring the evening to a close, ee CHICKEN DINNER Barton Tent, will meet , in Veterans’ b chicken dinner at Daughters of Wednesday, Bazaar, and military whist in the evening. Everyone welcome. oueue CARD PARTY The ladies’ auxiliary to the Broth- erhood of Locomotive Engineers will ive a card party W , at 2 o'clock in th hall, 1923% First ay o- M. E. B. A ZONTA CLUB The Zonta clab will meet at the Y. W. C. A. tea room on Wednes:- | ay, April 22, for a dinner to be| served at 6 o'clock, There will be| speakers tainers. which , will Ladies’ Grotto club at Federation Clubhouse at 2 o'clock. Roll call. Garden hints, West Seattle Art club with Mrs | Daniel Regan, 49th ave. 8. W., | at 10:30 o'clock. Lesson on “Art| Institute of Chicago’; leader Mrs. J. H. Ames, discussed by Mrs, “Current Art” will be Walter Suther- Jand. At 2 o'clock the members will be hostesses to women of the com- Munity at Northwest artists’ ex- hibit, West Seattle high school. Americanization Bureau of Seattle Organizations at headquarters Amer- fean Legion clubrooms, 609 Third | ave, 2 o'clock | HOME § + CLUB Home ing club, Ladies of the G. A. Tt,, will meet Wednesday, April ‘ evelt hall, 1616% ‘Third ton circ) RN STAR CLUB il entertain, om Star club will have a| for members and guests April 22, at 2p. m, at quare MYBTIC JEWEL LODGE NO, 40 Mystic Jewel lodge No. 4 will give S Military whist card party at Wing's Women’s Clubs é lowing off! AUXILIARY ALL SANTS' g S | A_ benefit Women’s Auxiliary of All o ee . jyaudeville a military At the reg orth Queen NEFIT DANCE arotine Haw Ma j ‘ a E ONAL y Art ton tir given (i ¥ 1 Ha. ong, dt the Edwin J. Rock Serve my raisin bread at its best—on Wednes- days. Get it fresh from my ovens — large, golden loaves fragrant with the fruity goodness of Sun-Maid Raisins. I prepare this finer raisin bread “special for Wednesday” every week. To make sure of getting a loaf from this special baking, place a standingorder. Just phone your baker or grocer and he will deliver or reserve a loaf for you every Wednesday. Don’t miss this famousand inexpensive mid- week treat. 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