The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 12, 1925, Page 13

TUESDAY, MAY 12, 1 Edited by Lillian Keen LeBallister, Telephone MA in-0600 \ Assistant—Laura Emory 2 é att eke ee Breakfast Will Fete Returned Travelers; Cards Issued for Tea | Marriage to Be Miss Marta Court Mr. and Mra, J. W af, | ¢ 1 wed M \ i from A Mrs. Goodwin to Tea for Daughter Give Affairs to Honor Travelers 7 d W. K uM , A t for M q n d A w he M i Mrs. ¢ y Ushers Named for Closing Concert W stay | Luncheon Honors Be ; Mrs. Waterman * Ha } n : horn, Low by Fra W . | Mary Lou ‘ MX! i a, ( joo | Complimentary Patrick and) Bach Program Informal Dinner Will Honor Mr. and Mrs. Moss Service at «| Orthope 4 afternoon Wednesda: Aanist q Calihan F. A. Grint M Tea Planned for Mrs. EM. Tandberg, M Hosts at Bridge Ev Seattle Society Solemnized in ( ‘hicago Bride-Elect ng, Mra. I. Ti. Bakken, Mi A. HW M ‘ M WW ; Rowe f tor Anne 1 M s Jordan Orr will be solemnized « eday af Women’ : Clubs CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY CHILD HEALTH tion of Women's Cluba follows Mrs. H. E. M | Division of tion of Reading —"' Te Pupil of “Recreation of Children” ... Physicial Director, Dancing—{a) * (b) “Jazz CLUB und Sister © home of Jane Scranton | SEWING « School of} Puget Ht ‘ Mary Pupil of Ruth Doherty Dramatic Da "The Noon Rush” Everywhere ADDITIONAL CLUBS Mra SAT “GEAR AR-DALLY® en mg P | BETTY aN DROL ESB AUGH ) i Jean is sbaugh. THE ATTLE STAR PA Personal Music Ldout, ar Ww Miss Widmer to Present Pupils in Recital ! 1 Mr ’ Ethel 1 4 Proud Parents | extended | ay ARENTAL love demands the best for baby. His little body must rest in the . ‘ most comfortable carriage—a carriage that us has quality, style, beauty and smartness nichts built into it. You may be sure of getting " such a carriage through the Heywood-Wake- field line. It has 99 years of successful man- ufacturing experience behind it. Three gen- ; erations of mothers have found these car- riages perfectly satisfactory. Heywood- Wakefield Carriages have A Quality Seal on Braley I adhogeilts : ; Every Wheel. This Quality Seal is an attrac- , tive red and gold hub-cap. Ask for the Car- ; ; favous / | riage with the Quality Seal and you may be ree yes | sure of its superiority. r t =: ghters,. Mie - A ‘ Ask any good furniture house | Treut Hoquiam I ‘ - to showyou the attractive new firs. A E 3 Heywood-Wakefield line of few da besa pe re Baby Carriages, Strollers and . Sulkies and. other Juvenile ch ‘ Hartma ’ Furniture. Also our Reed and expect to a 1 t Fibre Furniture, Porch and Mra, Hart: | ow 3 RES Lawn Suites, Cane and Wood f : Chairs, Cocoa Brush Door # H | Mats and Cocoa Floor Matting the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G artman hi Portrait by Grady. Lyrie Club Will | Close Season ¥ Y ( A. CLUB ha | T 1 " \ YW ‘ ; we «, M. Fir 1 I i bu . } ‘ A ATION CLUBS ime her e Re yi 7 \INM " 1 und a : acti f W tm { fe ~ * a mmunity | ort :t 1 Look for A Quality Seal on Every Wheel (A red hub-cap with gold letters) RUMMAGE SALE : I 1 PT T 1 114 13 lf + Or FI T Cc t At e > | PRESBYTERIAN CHUL tb I e Mra PD. H irs. J . : A ‘ow LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTEF 1 i ; , ' at Mra. Hi Ke IRTHWE T KERA : e WOMAN CITY CLORB be T n’s City « bd We pr f ur Tr = s IS RAISIN BREAD Day I prepare a special baking for mid-week—fine, golden loaves generously filled with plump and flavory Sun-Maid Raisins. Make this delightful and inexpensive treataregular Wednesday custom in your home, It’s there! You could never mistake it. Blindfolded, you can tell Kellogg’s Corn Flakes by the marvelous flavor. There is no other like it. The world’s easiest breakfast! A package of Kellogg’s, a bowl, and milk or cream. Add fruit, Phone your baker or grocer a standing Wednesday order today. Then you will be sure to get this famous raisin bread each week. too, as an extra warm-weather treat. No pots, no pans. For sale at all grocers. Served by all res« taurants and hotels. Oven-fresh ALWAYS baal} seiied wrapper pr favor and keeps ti 9 Kelley be Endorsed by bakers everywhere, i including the Retail ey ciationofAmerioa oan Bakers’ Asi WIESE \