The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 29, 1925, Page 9

a) ee ~o s. Ph iS le " . , ; — Re MONDAY Nf 29, 1925 WE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 9 - pie a ( BRIDE AND ATTENDANT PTFCARDEN EODING Th tan RCT TAS ® Leviry anos, Sry \ Vv) tf r/ ad Jj NG i 4 Seattle Society | me Abadi dae Teeme | Lillian Keen LeBa Assistant—l E dited | ee 3 Cards rhea for Lun Golf Club Setting fe RS. C. RAMSAY on Th », at th een Mrs, James Hi Rams. N. ¢ w xt st of Mr. a M M Mack x Annape her, Mrs. Dive Ke Invitat have been limited to afew © ger 9 Mrs. Eyman to Give Luncheon Mrs. Lewis FE. I ye 0 = Mr « Hanigrove, of Spok v t ly removed here to make her home Marriage Will Take in Portland Mrs weddin ' daughter Braden, and Mr Patrick Maurice Tidmarsh, Mr. and Mrs. A. W Seattle. The §aturday ever gelock, | land. Tidmarsh of Mrs. Jerome to Give Luncheon Mrs. Time ome will ente fain with a heon at the Golf dub on T y afternoon in honor of her Miss Dorothy Smith, Oakland, who ts her & pee rat “Country Home homie John F lake Wa Celebrate Wedding Anniversary when Mr, and Mrs. Joel F Derothy Schofield, Miss nix, Miss Irene Gould Gene C. Gould 1 Gould Women’ CLUBS FOR TUESDAY SEATTLE Seattie Honer, party Lon lodge, i giv Tuesday evening Evergre $ o'clock, in Math ave. nor Ray, Mrs. Ernest Frar the committee in charge. Rents. E. O. will be fitertained with a picnic lunch at fhe home of Mrs. E. P. Cochran, $27 W. Tre n Tuesday, at 12:20 o'clock. “Mrs. H hostess. be read. ton st 1, assista report w! vention | ENTERTAINMENT AND DANCE ll team of Seattle council, Sec Benefit associa ertainment and June 30, at hail, 1109 will give an ¢ dances Tuesday evening, Pocock, in L 0. G Virginia st. AUXILIARY TO HERZL, CONGREGATION The Ladies’ auxiliary to. the Herzl tongresation will (rd party Tuesday, June 30, in the| @d synagogue, 16th and E. Fir. Members and friends invited. oe BAZAAR AND ‘ CARD PARTY Laurel camp, R. N. of A. will fold a bazaar and card party Tues fay evening, June at 8 o'clock, fi Swedish hi hth and Olive. . ANNUAL PIC The Calcidh will hold its annual Henic Tuesday, June 30, at the home| @ Mrs. I. S, Sylvester at Fernciiff, Bainb: Island. Take boat at m, from Galbraith dock, at Mhe foot of Madison st. §T. MARTIN'S MOTHERS’ CLUB Mrs. George J. Marlowe, president Martin's Mothers’ club, will ertain the members at cards at the home, 2115 10th ave, W., on Tues: fay afternoon, June 40. Assisting the hostess will be Mrs. Mary Mur- Dhy, Mrs. D. Moyes, Mrs, V. L. Hahn Md Mra. Jamex R. Peterson. Take Kinnear car to Crock For res: yations call GArfid-3 8 RAINIER CHAPTER, Rainier chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, will hold its t regular meeting of the year, lay, June 30, at 2 o'clock at the thapter house, & the corporation Which time election be held. DAR will follow, at of officers will Later in the day there will be a social hour in welcome to the| Tew members of the chapter, PRECIO HARMONY HOMESTEAD Harmony Homestead Brotherhood American Yeomer. will meet MWenday evening. June 30, at & Wolock, at 1929 Third ave Mged to attend’ and meet tho re firming delegates. Members CARD Paty Mrs. Marte With a card p iaw will entertain ty Tuesday evening, Jone 20, at her home, 1214 Harrison M Tho affair will be a benefit for Nainier carp, Tt. N. A, 1472. Friends ate invited. * ALUMNAK TO HOLD @ MAS MEITING Ah important maou meoting of the ive and wlumnae members’ of Alpha Delta i worority will be held Mthe chapter house, 4961 18th ave, son of 3 rt Con: | sive a benefit | The annual meeting | MA nl 0600 llister, Telephone aura Emory EE cheon at Sunset Club. yr Large Luncheon. Tea for | Members Garden Visiting Mrs, Corw ank will enter r \ large garden tea at her n Sa ernoon, July 4, from 31 é k aston will } the visit: | mem here for the Baptist Miss Phillips to Entertain Wedding Party | Miss Phyllis Phillips will enter with a dijner at her home this « for the members of her wedding part Covers will be} Af xteen preceding the Ke of Miss Philtips and | 3 will take} t. Bar Married at West Side Church | age of Miss Edna Mar Sheppard to Mr, James Ern Hayes was aolemnized on June 134, at the West > Presbyterian se read by the] Mra, J. V. Cha and Mr ron of honor i best man. A recep close friends only, followed mony | Mrs. Hayes will make| me at 4110 39th ave. S, W.| Weds at Home | The marriage of Miss Lois lLu-| ena Kloak to Mr. Clude L Kep ner was celebrated Sunday fter noon a home of the bride's | parent Rev Willlam A Wilson read t ervice. | Orthopedic Lunch and Thr ft Shop 5 ts the date set for the of the Seattle Fed omen’s clubs. It will} I rounds of Mrs Leary's } and will b as | he largest event of the sum. | mer tn chub circles. | | Mrs. David E. Fryer, chairman of |the building boerd of trust }general chairman of the affair, has appointed the following booth chair- | men Cakes, Mra. W. L. Cooper of the | Ladies’ Grotto club, chairman; Mrs. W. R. Hawthorne of the Clionian lclub and Mrs. Anna Teeples of the | Sunset Heights Literary club. ‘ards, Mrs. Harry A. Erwin of the ! Aspasia club, chairman. Delicatessens, Mrs. Robert 8, Faris |* of the Philomus club. Sandwich booth, Mrs. Ira B. Ford |of the Queen Anne Study club, chair- }man; Mra. Emily Peters of the Penn- | udy club, and Mra. Fryer of the Queen Anne Fortnightly club Punch, Mrs. R. J. Reekie of the| | Woman's Educational chib, chair. | man, and Mrs, W. J. Henry of the Ladies’ Literary and Muscial club. | Fortune telling booth (palmistry jand cards), Mrs. A, J. Pike of the | Coterie, chairman | “Goody” table, Mra, G. W. Yancy jof the Classie Culture club, chair man | Ice cream, Mra. F. E. Bryant of |the Woman's Lakewood Civic Im provement club, chairman; Mrs, H. C. Jellnett of the Ladies’ Auxillary to| the Pacific Improvement elub } Candy, Mrs, William Curtis of the | Alpha » cha assisted by | | Mrs, Margaret ves of the Bon |Marche Women’s club. | Coffee and sugar, in'charge of Ca-} }nadian Women's elub and the North | End Progressive club. Cream, in charge of In Media Re | club. | Tables and chairs, Mrs. Daniel | | Ragan of the Went Seattle Art club, | Paper plates and spoons; Mra. Don. | ald Pence of the Ladies’ Auxiliary to the Pacific Improvement club. Tickets and gate receipts, Mrs Howard G, Mletcher of the Sorosis elub Lunch, Mrs. F. W. Schroeder of the West Side Women's Improve ment club, | Program, Mrs. Malcom Hughes of | the Musical Art soclety Specialty dancing, Mra. Charles G. | Miller of the @orouis club, | Plans for the fete will be com. pleted at the next meeting of the board of building trustees, which has heen called for Tuesday morning, July 7, at 10:30 o'clock, in redertok & Nelson's auditorium. edie | JUVENILES OF RAINTER CAMP | Juveniles of Raincir camp, Th Ni} A., 1472, will hold thelr regular meet ing Monday evening, June 29, at the Swedish club hall, Wighth andgOlive, | Campfire under 13, and ts ‘sonal j }iy supers Miss Mildred Casey | direction of Miss Ruth i % Who is | +9 laboard Cam: A Feature Offering of em A eae OE W | END TABLES | SEE | Use Your CREDIT— Furnish y “THIS attractive offer 4 of End Tables rep- _} resents a remarkable value for every home. The or in p } Sishings immediate. | Tables are finished in ma- fOr es } hogany, are suitable for —pa mainder} general use in any room, monthly payments. ' and are truly exceptional No Interest Charge! ae eee Ee week eT ae te ee et eo ae eae values at the price quoted. 50ST. ARE TD DEPENDABLE HOME FURNISHINGS: acura SECOND AVENUE AT PINE STREET Mrs, cilla s. Karl Burdick (Dorothy Maris), with her matron of honor, Mrs. Melvin Norquist, and little flower girl, Pris | Maris. Mrs. Burdick, whose garden wedding was a recent charming event, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. | | Maris.—Portraits by Grady. E Anna | Ownes hosters, w tha’ we as eat a Campfire N otes: ersonals iesda, Anat be Mra and M Joh ackford} { el. will x | Camarade was the k ce at 2ly f ‘ . ‘ . bears EWE peppy and hvely crowd Frida 5 Alaska and. | tained with a dance on board. Mu-lroca 7 2 ' i pares aire..C. E, Fa th and daugh-} | furnished by Mr. Har J suk 1 “y Tuesda Farnaw have ishee yy ‘arr ! p me ana, nl mn A xe n Portla te were five Campfire girls register at headquarters re a) Adams and daughters gu and show K En: Varia, will nex um, | They all expressed n desire to come |areiigan new wean Shag a a red than financial considerations is gan, aa arrived Own, ne t with b are 4 was 1 at the Thrift |again ia to be & councillor at Camp Sealth| law and sist reigning es fathor, M. P. Pelxotto. our desire to render a thoughtful, p Monday morning ar ~ 1 Vashon isiand for the summey A New York rere comprehensive service to those in nh ein? ap a st Or # Hi tab Fs, oe need of it. We leave the matter ve charge on ‘. 7 ¢ wish to express to eli the! Mr \ e ests . irelyv | : N they bad hi Ses et oe they Ls ire. Ft : ‘| of cost entirely up to those who Ase. he) Campfire Girle, our aincere apr < ‘ f Portla ar M f i “tied tie: | clation Recta ieee AGN oi esas | call upon us; their selections de- Mr. V the | have de Seti tlie heiseice 4 Bosc | termine that utterly. Ss. AU S Campf Bun fie Day May { ‘ rlaine of New Miss Elizabeth Hammons will] i i Fonaise acl tt for th t atera | H ( " in town | [eave lay for Lake Chelan, to The quality of our service is |s Gir t of whom are t th's itn] 7 rg | the best and the cost very reason- poets they are at the Spc the Campfire Girls have not or . . 1 Mrs able. % ai park, | AN Out-door program w helped’ In the good w or tt Mra Tt. Ja Ha and child EBilag op htha | Visiti Alpha Deita| both af m and evenin world, but have gotten a new ¥ wo arrived Saturday’ t WG | 2 nyited to attend this; Camptire mare, invited ie Of World service. remainder of the mn . | | meeting Lietpa Quill CAptl 3 for furthe Thanking you again for your con Petia a cea eeutie ornish, with a party | | joes T particular tinued assistance, Mra PK Roblasen « nd faculty members |COMMITTEE MEETING | ‘ aber -| The committee of | MOTHERS MAY BF Seattle Cle niles pias. akta ace aca tines setae “Hood Agaathry » Rined-| QUES NEAR EAST RELIEF. | 04 We as. somewhat that way| ton or Ease whee “SUPERIOR Jeon and a viait the oes " ; ail at Olympic Manor. The major a3 30, o'clock, at the home of Mrs. | camp ma CAMPFIRE advent thir has happened A SE pee Etta Drake, 2343 Delmare dr. For | the cams s Ruth Brown, | ORCHESTRA Pie Miomibnsnat leet han ‘the | R reservations call CApitl0472 or|ang!_ mak gements. K a If you have heard them at a msecrckme elit i PRospet-1439. leamp is the camp for gues *| Rotary club luncheon or ove Genivvel a er | PHONE ADDITIONAL CLUBS |¢rom Hilt camp nd Mrs. Martha Gwadle mM MAIN 0949 . Selec cand conte ; uraday for Lake Chelan, on | 3OO EAST PINE RATION ‘TO HOLD The no fo want | STREET AL FETE lcamp ts $2 ir parents or non camp is for git On July 1st this Association will pay its 18th semi-annual dividend at the rate of PER ANNUM 1 0 SAVINGS We have never paid less. Organized in 1916, our assets are now more than Savings placed, here are safe and profit- able. We have always paid withdrawals on demand. Money received by July 15th cred- ited as received July Ist. $1.00 to $5,000.00 accepted. This Association is a mutual savings Society under State Supervision. NORTHERN SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 1010 Third Avenue MA in-3424 Brown who is a Campfire Girl Ev in § ery girl cattle is asked to participat The Wayfarer,” which will be en the last week in July. This our gitls will wear middies and tams | Instead of ceremonial gowns. It will be rare privilege to be a part of it Register aboard ship. | | ear ACTIVITIES FOR THE WEEK ENDING JULY 4 Juno 28—Visiting day at Camp alth. Virginia V. leaves Colman dock at 9 o'clock, Arriving at Se-| aitle at 6:30 in the evening | June 29—Group presidents work NOINTERRUPTION | TO | THROUGH TRAFFIC PASSENGER or FREIGHT Travelers destined to Eastern points assured of being taken care of, as usual, June 36. meeting a Have The Star} Follow | You || un on Your Vacation Only SOc a Month Delivered Anywhere | * in America, Including at Postage. City Passenger and Freight Office Second Ave, and Madison St. Phone on THE OLYMPIAN Tickets, reservations and full information Why Not Buy a Good Used Car? Yes, good readers, many of you could afford a car if you knew what splendid bargains you could pick thru the Used Car For Sale columns. 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