The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 1, 1925, Page 13

WEDNESDAY, JULY 1 Seattle Edited by Li ian Keen LeBal Assistant—La Informal D s Phy } I a \ Unite S ! Ne ¥ 8 B " . s Her ve fra soft folds t 1 . andea 5 5 Miss A N usin, was y fon, the wt ar sk As earls 5 wo! id quet. s " b, detph ny elia Mrs. ¥ s 1 Lieut ford ¢ Longfellow Mrs. Earl Maxwell sang “At| Daw before the service and Miss trude McEachern played} ¢ wedding march from “Loh for the processional and Mep s wedding march for the ragons and fell from high within the costume broidery med in e fitting black satin Mr. and Mrs. S ma t motor t they wi ve for New from th will go to tp remain for a. year. York and Annapolis Supper for Mr. and | Mrs. Rochester | Mr. and Mrs. Walter Johnson Cheney will entertain w a sup- ne of ten covers at home evening in honor of Mr. anid Mrs, Richmond Ri 5: < New York City, who are the guests | of Judge and Mrs. G. A. ©. Roches ter, and Mrs. Percy Winsion Roche ter. of Berkeley. their Miss Gibson Has Home Wedding marriage of Miss Cora or Gibson, daughter of Mra. Christmann, to Mr. John Davidson of Stepto, son of Mrs. A Davidson of Stepto, was} solem Saturday evening at the| home of the bride, with the Rey. E. A. Ballis reading the service The bride, given in marriage by grandfather, Mr. J. Christmann, was charming in her wedding gown of white flat crepe, heavily em- broidered in crystals and pearls Her tulle vell was wreathed in orange blossoms, and for flowers she carried a shower of orchids and Ophelia roses. Miss Julia Cutting, the maid of honor, was gowned In orchid taffeta, and her flowers were orchid and white sweet peas. Mr. Charles Draper was best man. Mendelssohn's wedding march was played by Mrs. Bert Moore. Roses, sweet peas and marguerites were in tall standards at elther side of the candle-lit altar and filled baskets and bowls thruout the rooma For traveling, Mrs, Davidson wore a brown satin ensemble suit and a amart orange satin hat. After a brief honeymoon, Mr. and Mrs. Davidson will be at home at 703 29th ave. o. Mary Lloyd | Small Luncheon Honors Visitor Mrs. 8. A Martin entertained with a small luncheon at the Sun- set club this afternoon in honor of Mrs. Glen Haller of Ashland, Ohio, who is visiting Mrs. Ben Palmer. Garden Party To honor her daughter, Miss Ida Marguerite Wegener, Mr Robert . Wegener entertained with a fete at her home Thursday evening. Bright colored lanterns and parasols made the garden very attractive for the affair. At the supper hour Mrs. L. D. Jones and Mts. Amil BE. Brun as- sted. Assisting at Orthopedic Shops Mra, A. C. Graff will be hostess for Kast Highland Drive guild Thurada t the Orthopedic lunch room, assist ed by Mrs, J, H. Armstrong, Mra. H. t cl, Mrs, Josiah C. Moore Miss Violet MoGrew, Mra, A. C, Cul "| Give Small 1925. Society MA in-0600 aura Emory nner at Su Mrs. Baillargeo Dinn who with M The Red Cross Jumb Clubs CLUBS FOR THURSDAY =| oyfee YW tGANIZATION TEA » Woman's Ci lock ic will take the regular meeting of ELDERBLOOM CLUB qT Elderbloom clut Thursday atl Third and Virginia . ee s Phillips Weds in St, Barnabas’ set Club / to ®! Dinner Dance Honors Mr, and Mrs, Stibbs A Feaking | Jumoble Shop to Close Saturday Afternoons eo R J emt to attend and br the lo | MISSOULA CLUB WILL PICNIC place of}. 2TLE ! \[ JUNE BRIDE / of My ave | June and Mrs. J. whose 10, in Bethany Lutheran church. marriage )MEN OF SEHEART LEGION ts m ADDITIONAL CLUBS ALPHA DELTA awn | Mr anton Allen, Mrs, W Gilmore, Mrs, F, 1, McGuigan, Geor Tennant, Mra, Alex Christie, Mrs. W. G. Hedgcock, Mra. J, U. McGrew and Mrs, J. C. Miles Renton Hill gud, with Mra i True and Mra, J. A. Kerr he tthe Thritt@hop Thursday morn ne, and First Hill guild, with Mr 1. MacDougall and Mre, J.B, Jerber, will be in charge ‘Thursday afternoon, T ro de dy-t mand Kellogg's, log”’s Corn Finkes, Healthy kiddies never tire of the happy Kellogg flavor! Oh, mother, it’s good! They'll eat Kellogg’s day after day. Heap high the breakfast bowls with Kellogg’s Corn Flakes. Each deliciously toasted, crunchy- crisp flake has a flavor-thrill for all. Serve with milk or cream—fresh or preserved fruit too. No cooking. Sold by grocers everywhere. Served in all restaurants. nbloygS CORN FLAKES Oven-fresh flake ty, An exclusive Kel feature! that wonderful flavor found only in Compare it with any t cereal, You'll know why millions SEATTLE Boston, formerly Miss Olga Ness, Portrait by Grady. PAGE 13 BUILT HOUSE FOR 8742 WOULD WED CLIENT ersonal Campfire Girls) wr" ‘vec en Mise I J th he i 1 CAMP BE H or to Portland Fast schedules, with unusual! ent d ¢ and 1. Up. minute equipment and service. comfort and safety Leave Seattle a.m From Kin) St. Station onven Convenient morr eparture. Dir * carwith breakfast vation car. points. Arrive Portland 3:15 p.m. Stops at inte Gi ou ~m. ves you h: Seattle; full evening paves Ppa tp sad I ce Portland. Diner, ser om- | Mra. Ross Downs and Alida nial dec Helen EF. Ve n, Mildred V Marion Ward, Ruth W Alda White, Bett Williams, ‘Averill mp: | ner Intermediate points. Arrive Portland 7:15 p.m. ter, Nancy, removed Parlor observation car. hospital to their home Providence rden. Mr. Clarke day night f: returned Tues rip East angsnéns, ms, Cols Louise Zarp P.M. Dr. and Mra. W. 1 tilly Ince TWO NIGHT TRAIN WHITE AND BLUE 3 White organdie on navy blue fiat Mrs, .T, Bi, Back, . of ‘Portland: ta | crehecor crepe tidak? chine “ts very Arrive Portland "6:15 a.m. the vest of her siste Mra. Ben mart ®. Pu a month LeaveSeattle 745 pi ‘ From King St. Station 11: p-m. gies sigs ies NEW HAT TRIMMING | Arrive Portland 46:45 a.m. sane fe son an The je rit r with one ter, Mra. Ernest eft 8 4 i Pi ‘ Sleeping cars are open for patrons at for Callf. y : bd a TIS te ‘ausengers may ort Gray rgo straw hat ‘ortland until 7 | cage Polo. Altos and Tickets of Any Line Are Good on All Trainr 150 Ibs. beggage checked free on each er—75 Ibs. on half fare child's bie | ations, call or phone any of the of ERS' AID addresses: Maxine < LUNCHEON inn r Miss Virginia Menechan,| Great Northern * Cal, We 1403 Fourth Avenue Phone MAin 9800 ern field rep- | 1 associa 1407 Fourth Avenue Phone ELiot 5560 Union Pacific 1405 Fourth Avenue ¢ tea room at f UIT A FLOWER ried ofrom. ‘Denver: whatk Phone ELiot 6933 MISSION LUNCHEON ey 0 attend a conference of | King Street Station—MAin 9820 Hunt's Polr le of the F velers' Aid society Union Station—ELiot 6944 and Flower m will give it nference will Sis =.= == "Tyme~ pata £5, ng luncheon service, n ing luncheon and din- Stops at . Limited-stop, extra fast ve 3 0 train, making the run to Portland in 5% hours. H, Pittwood re Pan turned ning from a fort ‘Station Diner, parlorand observ- el “50 WHITE AND BLACK ation cars, coaches, and through sleep-| . Among the most p. Vingerie | €% for California. of the moment is th © geor Arrive Portland 9:45 p.m. gette crepe trimmed with black chan Se Tesveseoe 11215 p.m: For full information, fares and reserv-| y2| Northern Pacific day in ao | | S| se) All of Monday’s Laundry treated like Fine Fabrics Nowadays everything you wash is too nice to trust to ordinary laundry soap— your hands, too, deserve to be treated with the utmost kindness 44 7 Wasuine with ordinary laundry soap is harder on your clothes than the ac- tual wearing of them. And the things you put in the regular weekly laundry are washed so much more often than your finer things! You can’t afford to trust them to ordinary bar soap any longer. Use Lux for the family laundry— magical Lux! See how much longer inghams keep their fresh, new look. Cults wear longer, dimities and mus- lins don’t wear thin and give out so quickly. You get longer service from everything you wash with Lux. And then—your hands! What a relief Lux is to them after harsh soap. 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