The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 22, 1925, Page 11

WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, Tozs THE SEATTLE TAR PAGE 11 a a ee Seattle. Society | | MRS. AMY ee \T0 VISIT PLANT {ster oni, wo: BOATS STOPPED 3 = | U. $. DOES, AND IT Bankers Invited to Inspect USES MOST ‘OF GAS || Port Warden Asks Them Not Sound Company’s Project || W } to Use Canal During Meet al if 1 e | " Edited by Lillian Keen LeBallister ssistant—Laura I Telephone MA in-0600 | ory | aie Enchanting Setting for Dance; Luncheon Will Honor Visitors and Travele? ae Tea W Honor Siste 1 . Rane Stiga tke ; t aap * Telephone Company pe ened ° tt ‘ Bonds Worth a4 ta should try to pans thru th ‘ neat | Miss Hanford to PLANT WRECKED «: #1.000 bond it th” Knights’ Ladies to | | vere, | Give Informal Tea cade tt Be Guests at Fete = } Mrs. Hog Miss Ada H will Lightning Destroys Rock , | semoumnnds ct! HOlabtE Temples ' Crusher, Injures Two san : Parmer S i tha! Sea ot i cee ; ) F It ‘40 t f ' Three Honor Guests J at Luncheo “8 ’ : ; ' Mrs. s Haw de Veuv bd ft i wil er with a lw Married at or th c $ nak amy ‘it Mee Hert} Home of Parents AJ ene I f “pupl Farrar and M va mas, | A ver " c F = me ; Je, of Loe At s A 8 i : tat Be AUTO RUNNING AWAY; || Sheahan, rr ; Mrs. I Phe faen were severely beuwed snd) §Q 14-YEAR-OLD BOY || Diner Clubbed as : 2 A | DROVE IT TO STATION Bandits Rob Cafe Dinner Will Honor ited a ee pes m petals Woah’ CHIGAGO: Tule da.cAfed Judge and Mrs. Burke The ) GIVE PICNK ners : home ne Hi platted “ t th rbroad. TN J aaah ae | LS Se scaly a a | LC Sree EMARCKERIE IEE yap) cg sate nla of ‘ore 2 ADDITIONAL CLUBS | Gates « at Carnival ey Lan ot Sg ‘ Mrs. G er n Bu A Nam E. Be er maid ( : : : en, Mrs F w . bs ! : a , " —- Pp a will act as 1} E be held o} Venetiar Floyd Lar : is) They wor frock 8 Assist pe ered and ab Afternoon Affair pink and lar ; Mrs. U. M an a cooling and culent foods CLUBS FOR THURSDAY t M 1 g A.| ¢ 444 E 0 Nera i Peer ; eae i I want a copy of the Dressings." and Set pees | The Eiderbioom j ne aa Tecoma, stamps (or coin) for same | for Thursday night b tio of Ml Morriso W 1 pa 7 ! J ccd Catone PY NAAM ot atic siosiecots seer tc cecheuash Men sgsGiGsem Goes | poned, but the dance c Asbury A M. E. ct T ) t guests . sraphe Dayriie | [th SRE Pees Ns eR MM RO ang | sieht will take place as f at ip A ; roe c.) Vs Cinis Me Wood : om Tama a reader of The Seattle Star = Th at different, Mra. Wi cently home from Wa . Cc, and Mrs. Ma just home from Mrs. Do’ zi : teasy, tangy - ‘ oes a rod ea athe ‘ ner Lane 7 ‘ J | ‘taste! Fresh eggs, 1] w irene MPa ne on ey 43, at 8 tioek, tm &| \ ; pure salad oils, |) = ue f ee rare spices —all whipped to a smo.oth consist- ency. f ait MAYONNAISE holds itstexture! u% Wedding Will Be Celebrated in August The marriage of Miss Ruth Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. | James Robert Miller, tovMr. Tay Greene, son of Mr. and Mra. W ren Greene, will be the home of on Tuesday Rey. Sidney J Pro-cathedral, Ta service at 5 o'clock Miss Millie Pritchard will maid of honor and Barbara Ander son, flower girl. | Mr. Dwight Hartman will be best man. ‘A reception will follow the service. | sj Tea Welcomes Visitor Mrs. Martius King and Mra. De mont T J entertained with 4 tea this a on at Mrs. King’ home, from 3 until 5 o'clock, ir A henor of 3} jth Nusbaum | *rvice at the home of Mr. and Mrs. | (Louise Chandler) of Spokane, who | John L. Corbett is a guest in town. } 2 d Mrs. Hedwell will be at Mrs. Joseph Paden, Mrs, Kirk} home after September 1, at 651 Baxter and Mra. Martin Wiley as-|McGilvra boulevard sisted Put reac eee | Former Seattle Girl Bridge Tea at Home W eds in East To honor Mrs. John $, Macnie of | and M Minneapo who in the guest o ray Mra. J. L. Robertson, Mra J. of Seattle Douglas will entertain with a bridge| riage of their duught rod tea at her home on Wednesday|ces, to Mr. John afternoon, July its Marriage Service The marriage of M oM Harr s solemnized Monda wedding supper Compare it t with the finest 1 home-made Going up! The daily demand for Kellogg’s— the corn flakes with the marvelous flavor that no others can equal. Kellogg’s are ready to serve. No sticky pots and pans afterwards. Just fill the bowl—add milk Mayonnaise. Best for salads, || sandwich fillings or garnish. i on Thursday, Jt + | Mr ne has a host of friend 1 i @iiforma Luncheon [in Seattle. who will he interested In Beautiful white Planned Hekate ¢ Joss teeth—Dentyne Mrs, William M. Bolcom will en-| tertain Informally at luncheon sat.|OTthopedic Thrift Shop keeps them clean! irday afternoon, in honor of Mra,| Mount Bake 1d, with Mra. J if ‘i i Artie’ Bebwiie,' of Pasadeh, Ta Vanderpool and Mrs, Guy ta | or cream. Especially fine with fresh or preserved ’ in the guest of Mrs, E. P. Jamison, | terty, will be in charge at the Ortho-| fruit. For sale at grocers everywhere. Served in Obtainable from st | all restaurants and hotels, af « ‘ 0 Oven-Fresh most §| ee Grocers ALWAYS Guaranteed by Schwabacher Bros. & Co., Inc. Seattle, Washington y Place at Home The marriage of Miss Beatrice y, daughter of Mra Personal to Mr. Roscoe Kiverett, was} Mr. and Mr iilbert Black and] 4, Fred G, Campbell of Chi-|pedic Thrift Shop Thursday morning, | who is visiting her sister,| and North End guild, with Mrs. A.| . EB Hyman, Olson and Mrs, J. KB. Treen, will di. | rears [rect the service on ‘Thursday after.| Wedding Talk 8 | noon. Po y evening, July| Mr. and Mra, Sidney Peters will| oat 18, at the me of the bride's mother | leave Thursday night for Hayden b | Mins Charlotte new and York ty and M " aeran Ly n different— of Fre , ending a with Mtr. and| you'll love i }) ' ql | ’ of Ophelia r¢ | Mra. A left this morn Na Havant | iz 4 added for traveling {Ing for Mount Rainier before going | the flavor! | ny i h coat in matching| to California | ; ie BRAND a close-fitting hat . | ly ide's brother-in-law and Kewt, and Mra. William — Te ) HIGHEST GRADE DY. f ie ri i Nat vo mv ward my on Ai t am 5 Reta ped : Taste that wonderful flavor found onlP in 4 er ta aca scan eae |) | CANNED FOODS home at the Madrona apartments in| Mr, and Mra, Claude C, tumsay You'll know why millions A 4 Piverett after August 1, and thelr guest, Mis. Jamos Hill ‘ 4 ¥ a