The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 16, 1925, Page 13

THURSDAY, JULY 16, 1925 Qo) Seattle Society 1 Lek ster, Telephone MA in 0600 Laura | r ddited by Lillian Keer Assi e Hon or Gue sat Mrs. Ballard’s Lunch- j : eon; Affair Will Honor Visitors M Rite PA BALLAI he Day Nursery .Tea vi , Bh < J rf W N ° J H M r a . ' ‘ B f ! of M ! ' w N McKin. | xt T y : \ ‘ , ' {. Fox, Mra, A | Covers 1 wenty: | ' fre. Y nan, N ) ty Ss O18 be A. Strout Issues : 3 rds for Luncheon . Mrs} Wiltsie. BL A Edwin A. Strout . si K M T. A. Da t M Ror | E Mt I nd | I N k I " f } H Nev r vv th A N \ 1 A f H. ire, W Bridge Tea for A. Matt will oe Mrs. Judd : Miss I re w w € er- ir af R H ' J i M A I i. aw | W. B, Lar torte hax mited to ees ate, iu Luncheon for Tea Will Compliment Miss Backus Mis Mrs. LeRoy Ge orge To her } mane Backu: *| Saturday from Ca graduated from ¢ June. mates Bridge Luncheon at Wed at Home of Laurelhurst Home Officiating Cc le rgyman S Laurelhurst recom ove Two Honor Guests at Bridge Luncheon Orthopedic Lunch and Thrift Shops The Orthop Two Visitors Mrs Rées Georges will entertain! on of twont ‘overs | ternoon, at home of Mrs. k Skinner. jon will honor Mr Ed ha ot Br n, e guest of Fred W. Catlett, and t H. Jaeger, Jr., of ¢ Mrs. August H erat ther notiice. ~ Women’ S Clubs CLUBS FOR FRIDAY yic STATE PICNIC k on F p.m. The M ta Russell Quick studios will fur-| ternoon program. Kam SILVER in ¢ of Dr. Francis H. Brown. Rev. Ralph Magee will be the prin. . |clpal speaker. and Sadie Mrs. UDY CLUB Study club ¥ h 17, on the lovely grounds of the club, 1103 16th ave sha Steet an idaat actin, r further inform |ca 5 t or M oF has designed hundreds of Chinese] og Re tS “Boats wil | tion} ee s ——_ | -——_—_- MRS. ROBERT. Y \ fo ae bent Mrs. Robert L. ( Your * Gain it this new way that solves, so exqui- sitely, woman’s oldest hygienic problem HERE is a new way in woman's hygiene. A way that supplants the uncertainty of old-time sanitary, pads with scie Wear yo dine, d dence, s¢ a 7 of your life, unhandicapped. The name is Kotex. It's made of cellucotton, the war's great absorbent. Tt absorbs 16 times its own weight in moisture. Five times that of the ordinary cotton pad! It is as easily disposed of as KOT DEODORIZED i Wright, of ae Keele Mrs. ©.) Mrs, Byron L. Sutton—Portrait by Grady. to be fresh and charming ... every day THE SEATTLE STAR L. C. WRIGHT } Personals i in tr ne pig cA Flavor | | and and 1 Vinegar should be a flavor, not just a sour é * 3 taste. That is why Heinz vinegar is aged in % 7 Nes it : i wood, to mellow it and give it that delightful i d he \ i : mouth, Oy who : flavor and aroma which add so much to salads at ~~. ie and other foods. Miss Ruth from ao vy Edris at Lake Chelan Mr Mr. ar Hamme Ore., Friday to # her wedding in who before a piece of tis old embarras: It is deodorized. And that prevents danger of offense. It’s at every drug store, every department store. You ask for it without hesitancy under its trade name of “Kotex.” 8 in 10 women of the better classes have adopted it. Doc- tors urge it. Hygienic authori- ties employ it. It will mean much to you . will make a great differ- ence in your life. Going on with old ways is a folly. jbarn Owens, E | ms, Mary ¢ | Thomas, Alta Whirw, E | bun, Margaret Hemphill, Sutton, daughter of wr. ont Campfire Girls jlen Fie 1 Protection: § times as ab- 3 Rasy te buy, anywhere, nae owncllors,, who): Won : Wo sorbent as cotton Wau kek the law be sace. |helo are: Polly Hrown, Henrietta Many stores keep them | Simon, Betty Ransom, ready-wrapped — help |Seaborn, Mildred Casey, 2.No taun Dis pouty & piece of tieaue, If, pay the clerk, Casey, Betty Gorham s | Gray easily as a piece of tissue | VERY BUSY GROUP Tkicaga group jJanterns for the affair, to illuminate | ADDITIONAL CLUBS the lawn and the ballroom, Dancing | pics | | will be in charge of Miss Bernice) oo 1. ae Magee and Mrs. Raymond Breana-|NEW OFFICERS | han will look after the decorations.| The Eastern Star club at its last | ‘The following program of interpre-| Meeting, held Friday, July 10, at) tive dancing and musical numbers | 4090 Arcade Square, elected the fol- will be given between 8:30 and 9|lowing officers to serve for the o'clock. j coming year t Hindu Miss Mabel Hawkins} Presi Mrs. Minnie L. Ellis; | Interpretation of Barca | first president, Mrsy Cina | a ond vice president, Mrz, | ; secretary, Mrs, Grace | treasurer, Mrs, Anna M. Accompanied by 3 Fongs and Vane “Out of the Dusk to You" a ps “Uncle ¥ | Owens. Elected to the board of trustees sy Shafer, Mrs, Alle | Darrah has ¢ | Were Mra. Pa the spec usements; Miss Ursula | Shepperd, Mra. Florence A. Davis, | Mullins, candy booth; Miss Julia Mc-| Mrs. Lella Sprague, Mrs. Minnio| Carty, ice cream; Mrs. Robert Gebbie,| Levy, Mra, Adeline W, Williams, | yefreshment booth; Mary | Mrs. Marion Slocum, Mrs, Irene B. | Schneider, tickets; Mi Walk-'| McKenny, Mrs, E Drake, Mra er, general chairman | Martwa Hawk, Mr > Horner, Sore | Mrs. Lydia Seagr Bertha <TON FRIENDSHIP CLUB | O'Shaughnessy, M Little xton Friendship club will mect| field and Miss Olive McNace, ¥ @ Vriday, July 17, at Woodland par Co ie | fe for a plenie luncheon, at noon,|BRIDGE TEA WILL BEN 4 Friends invited to attend | Mrs, W. J. Bl EG | bridge tea at her 2D PARTY | way N., Monday 4 hinket council, No. 43, will give|at 2 o'clock, for the benefit of the| a whist party at the home of Mrs.| building fund of the Woman's Cen Olson, Summit ave. Friday!tury club evening, July 17. For re CA fons call CAptl- Golden Syrup has won name in Canad For years it has wn as one uf the purest and yrupa made F; in this country for the and winning the same high place that it holds in Canada. A syrup made from pure cane sugar only delicious, urlvhing, wholesome, At your grocer's—in small or large tins und three-pound glass jars, The price ie surprisir for @ syrup of such unusual qua Distributors Rational Grocery Co. Seattle N\ The fly makes 1000 stops per day UT Fiit will stop to the fl Flit spray clears quickly put a spray. 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