The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 6, 1925, Page 13

MAY 6, 1925 — SF WEDNESDAY THE § ATTLE STAR PAGE 13 — ' Seattle Society | Edited by Lillian Keen LeBallister, Telephone MA in-0600 Assistant—Laura Emory ——_____ 2 urst Hon e Will Be Setting for Large ling Will Take Place in June 3} Mrs. Wallace YRON IVI to Honor Her House Guest er wit ve pla 4 for ay ¢ M Ww y ‘ afte WwW. W. 1 t ROT » has t " pat . M aix w Harry K L, Stephe e wing ' oA Mrs. Erns' 1 L. Bkee t ngtor e Vos Mra C. A hae Entertaining for dock, M s Tp... eh aes. | Z'raveler Howar Hl J i } k Mra 1 is age 1 acoma, | tain with a oe M \ } ‘ i sh t Large Dinner Party aner given Parties Honor Miss Kaufer be 1 tua Club to Feature a Colkett will be the | Oriental Music sparen f La Rohem M Miss I sh . Y ¢M 11 ren ave Mrs. FE. C. Me program wate friend: tribute a group of numbers at the musical tea Luncheon Compliments eee apee iret Whey ies nlafternoon, May 13, at the Lonesome club for the benefit of Mrs. Witter ‘ nA . the Violet Davis Fund.—Portrait by Curtis Studio Mra. Walt McEwa " . adme fertained wit 1 Iyncheon to-! Mrs t Reta RECEPTI A | MAN'S CENTURY CLUB x bs ‘ Bs PLYM( tHe 1 : t amad t » P ! T ay M 1 Ra pte { ¥ Mrs. Stimson Gives Peat (MP meakcrurw they j j Small Luncheon Mw alee: i Rbedea p Mrs 4 Willard nson en-| Fis x s d . tertaines th a xmall . ‘ an WOMAN ITY CLUE Womar t f Piedr A ny Made » Harvey nk r Ja fseoqiee Ee CG. A M ahi > ator : or I 1 « omen s ubds # sis ic tlds Histone nt CLUBS FOR THURSDAY —, ELDERBLOOM cLUB cig ba i : } \ bs H 1 ‘ FAIRVIEW P.T. A ys pie : Fair w T P AID SOCIETY O! WELSH CHURCH will 2p. m. AS Ren MISSOULA CLUE The Miss the home of 11 35th ave 2p. m. rive an cent trip to ing hosteases Wallace and er No. 3 a JEWEL, NO. 40 Jewel, No n whist fF May 7. at Wi | 1 | DAHLIA SOGIETY TO MEET | | ‘The Seattle Dahlia society will WEST SEA WOMAN'S CLUB| meet T May 7, at 3:30 vursday The tle Woman's club] o'clock, in room 830 Central build Will meet Thur May 7 jing. Mr. John Van Aalst of Kirk 42nd ave. 3. 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