The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 10, 1925, Page 13

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1 THE SEATTLE STAR 12 _ oe ae — le — a alk [ Personals _ Seattle Society emit Me tt Wa. | Edited by Lillian Keen L&Ballister, Telephone MA in-0600 | . to { Assistant—Laura Emory é ° 7 —e. =a an ‘. " L r Honor Visitor From Sar®Fran- * i ( »; Miss Lane Will Be June Bride % to Wed East Fi : I I { " ‘ H HO Tu t bot t ni nd George H. I id fies Fra 1 { Mrs. ( i fins I , t The Olyr , GLORIA’S STORY, BOB, | SANDWICH AND SUNDAE | ARE MAKING A BIG HIT | Concert of Ralston |.2 Club Wins Applause ; sen ! A \ H Garden Wedding ' V ton, D, ( } 4 \ 1 « a M J w 7 I 1 1 Annay Small Dinner and ¥ Theater Party ala M Fred ! y| Patrons and Patronesses : for Dance Recital Bridge Luncheon ee Sibenataeyge pir ene and Shower 8. ta € J M Li s I e At 1 added compliment ° . Hostess at Bridge Tea Barr will entertain and Mrs, Frank | ntly home from a trip ust, our Mrs. J. 8, McBride | man MacCallum will pre-| Gut William hran, Mra. W arles Heron, Neil. McDonald, will have | ¢ on Thursday afternoon. Women’s Clubs CLUBS FOR THURSDAY 1} meet s. G. H, Heckel, N. W of ANNIE WRIGHT ve. | SEMINARY CLUB MOOSEHEART ¥ session urs » Mra. Thomas F. 35th ave June WOMEN OF LEGION Women of Mooset neet Moose t , at 8 p. m SPECIAL MEETING FOR WOMEN Mr. F na Fry W., Thursday, June 11, at noon. | ,,, ee ees © for Prever ING HAND CLUB OF ae Hand club next week, ss a will 9| clal meeting for women Meves’ Thursday June 11, a cafeteria. 6 | Sey promi will follow | oF thin city ha sr Thr and urging their members to attend and hear Mr. Libby, who |g sald to have clubs (THIAN 815’ SW © of special interest for ary of Pythian Sisters on the Patific coust dat Hillman rs . ta meeting called for| WOMAN’S CENTURY CLUB 5 Rhododen-} TO HOLD AFFAIR The Woman's Century club will ill conduct the 1 hold a country fair on ‘Thur cor: All members at the home of Mrs 8006 41st o ill be un the « rliamentary procedure TO ENTERTAIN SEWING CI Mrs fer Camp, 14 tertain the #¢ Ornele ing circle at her home 17 42nd ave. S$. W.,| them. at 1:20 o'clock. | Ses ue AUXILIARY TO RAILROAD TRAINMEN The I t | Brotherhoo to the rainmen Thurs | will hold memoria spe-| a Mrs. Byron Wilson is a member of the board of trustees of the Young Women’s Christian association, which is spon- soring a garden party on Wednesday afternoon, June 17, at the home of Mrs, B. A. Garber.—Portrait by Hartsook Studio. ly. the composer, Mrs. Rose Cole Boettiger DANCING P- P. Hubbard w BALLET IS LIKED Audience Applauds Perform- ance of Dance Pupils vy WA\W Now your whole goes into its ‘Flapper Is a “Backfish” to the Viennese A, June 10.—A flapper | at all in the former of the Hapsburg: VIEN | not a fla imperial Here Just how is not altogether known. Acc Vienna wiseacres follows me she is @ he came to be #0 called ording, to some about as One day an American went fishing | with an Austrian friend, For seve hours they sat on the banks of the Danube. ‘Luck did not come to of them, I it came For years you washed all your fir in marvelous, bubbling Lux suds saw them bloom with a fresher, 4519 Dense on Thursday,|m, Those com pi aig - on i. left your hands. c riends are invited may take the I ; aught a small one he \ fo June 11, Friends are Invi leer ott at coat ‘6 they| into the river with remark, Then one Monday—a new idea! Joy- WEST [ Will be met every +20 minutes up | A om 4 fully you plunge all your clothes—the MSs Le animches tated seperate dened PT LE n ho! whole week’s laundry—into ric B.A, will celebrat |street car, please phone Mrs. Han-| ‘4! BPR Ec raat aed versary at the home of Mra, F. W.| son, WE st-0082, who will send for] The Amer 1, “Oh, T mean sux suds. Such nice clothes, i into t 1 their mother until they no to grow ur Theso little fellows are too small to | be interesting; always | everybody, like girl worrying who think they very wise.” $0 , ae re grown up and “backfish.” Old Barber Shop third floor t the June 11, m, at Dr, William L, Hall} st ave meot will speak on Edgur Allen Poe, Any | initiation will follow the one interested is Invited. a 98 “ee WHITTIER HEIGHTS CLUB ADDITIONAL, CLUBS of Whittier Heights Im _ provement club will meet Thursday, | LAKEWOOD © HOLD | June 11, with Mra, M. Medgard, 1446] FINAL MEETING OF SEASON | W, 62nd st Taincheon at 1 o'clock The next 1 final meeting of the Chey pat enr for the Lakewood Civie Im-| QUEEN A provement club, will be in the form BOF Y CLUB of a kitchen shower and lawn] Fortnightly club will| party at t home of Mra, R. R.} June 11, at 2) McCloy, 4 62nd ave. 8. The} , | plenkc edited for ‘Tuexday, | ogram—|June 16, at 1 p.m. ‘The shqwer is | Mra, J. 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