The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 18, 1925, Page 11

fONDAY, MA\ \{ Mss GLADys MoUGIN — } Personal | Pega M } —_ Me | ‘N . Seattle Society | paited by Lillia Kor n eet ee elephone MA in-0600 | Assistar aura bmory a Neat vs, Afesdag Lntertammimng at Sunset Club; affairs Arranged for Bride-Elect Quarters ipetations 4 trie = s asue “pe Evelyn Smith Will Wed Tuesday Morning Mise ¥ yn Smit saugh M K. Sa t 3 : ' issiay wefuiad ‘i « : Immacutat Pes M M ie Mies Ka Sir . t ! ‘ . t . « M a th w A . * M Mr © ushers afe Mtr, Le M anie¢y Meeban and M R . An an wedding M M a alt a bride witli be at em Prilay afternoon, Ma Informal Tea Will <aagee entertaining a sce! Honor Bride-to-Be git Misdeliancour show Mise re’ hele iit ere Cane | aie 5 Fortes Brown was recently an dnual Election Held sunced, Mise Marion W nan Ge Brerett Clark was elected | Will be hoateaw at a tea pallet of the Won we ; pie al the annual citction held ay afternoon, May frem ie te clad Sa afternoon. mck De iiek succeeds Mrs. Freder Mint Wheatman will be assisted! Mise Gladys Mou Bi white Mra. Wo M. Gilmore, Mrs.l os the con ‘ Ba, Doce, Mex corn Critian Damar Mine _ormcs| ening, at the Fir ae ll Entertaining for ‘ Mhopedic Lunch Travelers eat dart hrift Shops ik pak ah ee pO 5 ie MC. Chea! wilt be nox er ap ieee dias ade “ Bridge Luncheon pb by Mrs. Fowler = tes. Owen G. Raylene tom Thurae Women’s Clubs fLUBS FOR TUESDAY ILiP READING CLUB RATION cl spon clubs te Pap 1. Wilt be as a Woman A. will meet at 1:45] May 21. Dean Wink-| Hiversity will speak | 1 will wing, ¢ Refreshments Welfare") THE CALEIDH uty stant. The “Chleted will meet Tutsday Maltby. | stay 19, at W. M. Livengood! 1. Carvey. 6652 F ea Hephens bivd | fats Literary club, with Brown, 3396 Aurora ave..| SEATTLE LODGE NO. 7 | odie | Seattle Lodge No. D. of H.,/ ee ar’, ciab, with Mrs | will hold its next regular meeting. | Tigh ag Tuesday evening, May 19, at 7:45] Election of officers lo'clock, in A. O. U. W. hall, 1409} Ninth ave. ‘The drill team will meet | for practice at 7 o'clock. Pro- " Tuncheon..1 o'clock, For | Rreantve whist at 9 o'clock. Refreah-| Satery only. mente, | lakewood § Civié Im | oe | BS chi in clubhouse, corner | HARMONY HOMESTEAD | Mid Angetine at; uncheon ‘Rally day ne Hy Harmony Homestead No. 1748. Brotherhood of American Yeomen. | will hold ite regniar meeting and and meeting fass adoption Tuesday evening. | ris lade May 19, at 1020 Third ave. The! 4 Clon Jogrée work will be exemplified by | MELT, Hiichings will enter-| the tadiex’ team: All Yeoméen in St members of the Quarante club) vited to attend. | Piety evening, May 19, at| Baste: Wehoek, 4 home of Mra | AUXILIARY MAPLE “B Hitehing 37th ave LEAF POST ; oar The Ladies’ Auxiliary of Maple ales LENCHEON | Leaf Post No. 21 will give a dance the various supremelon Tuesday evening, May 19, at 9 ie Present presidents of| o'clock, at the Amériean eH O. chaptern of the city,| club rooms, $69 Third ave | BG will entertain at « esis } lancheon on Tuesday, May |ST. MARTIN'S | at the home of Mrx, J. ¥.| MOTHE CLUB EWEN. bth st. at i2a0] St M fn Mothers’ club will be} ithe guest of Mrs. Theodore C, Far-| LAbion | D a ee reil, 1908 EF. arrison et on Wed-| ISE CLUE neaday, May 20, at 2 o'clock. The| ? Gy Sunshine club wip | hosters will be assisted by Mra i ME 8 Masonic temple, Haryara| G¢orge J. Marlowe, Mra. RF. ~ S0etday, Ma 9, at 2 Ward, Mre. V. L. Hahn and Mra. / Cards, Karl Smith | Bi: rw ee) | OPOWITAN CLUE WEST SEATTLE SOCIAL | monettan GBD of the Y. w. c, [CIRCLE EM ME in the autditorium| West Seattle Boclal circle, 0. E. 8., MAY 19, a4 4p. m.; recital (Will meet Tuerday afternoon, May |19, in the dining room of the Ma eee |nonie Temple, 2642% California ave. Mrs. Lara Kent, Mra, Florence Har AL ABHOR ATION rett, Mra. Gertrude West and Mra. Wd meeting . Irene Herratt will be the hontesses Homitat asus Bridge and whist will be played, All Eastern Star invited, COL, NOOBEVBLT AUILIARY Col, Theodore Noowevelt auxiliary Veterans of Foreign Ware, will meet! n regular business session Tuesday P + | May 19, at 2 p. m, at Roohevelt hall 0: D.. rr 1616% Third ave he owe ma 7 ILVER THA AT } e* » re f 1, CnDUn . ' the benefit of the ¥, 1. 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