The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 10, 1925, Page 6

AUGI | | MONDAY’ ST 10, 1925, 26 THE SEATTLE STAR MONDAY | RES ahacenion a a —____—. - | e way [ MRS. JOHN*P. SOLBY Campfire Notes - Seattle Society bpd ERG | a Edited by Lillian Keen LeBallister, Telephone MA in-0600 joys Assistant—Laura Emory e j — — — / J H u i Miss Thomas Will Be Feted at Bridge Lunch- ey % ‘ , . ‘ | i Ks eon; Mrs. W@namaker Hostess Today ( ri o T* } y | t if I h 1 i 1! Engagement of Miss * i s a e Dore Announced i 1 |! raaret t Aw t tien} 1 1 : I Mrs. A " t l ‘ | t f Il h " vis B ‘teal | , ' A.tinted I Mrs. Struve Will rary wm ' Be Honored Seattle Guests Will Commerce excur ™ } Mr A { a po ”" Juan 1 i} out f tea at the W Attend Tacoma Tea , Aug Tu 1 T f How Jone M. ! I “ t a | Pr u i M f H t Mra. Mered! Ht hono: guest, M fay: ! yur e ¢ 1 - > ili t Oo. 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Laniee - Zreen, —___— ae 7} brated Inesday ¢ ri r Lin Ph Bart | nage For reservations call Mra, Mu See Lefete ah Furnace Comfort ha : | I f { ] - Personal | ree ane for the | ii vi “a e I Effie H . i \Orthopedio Shope. ard) Str and Mrs . H tury 6 Cold Winter Months a pe m 4 " j q Hayd { heat small homes j M f -m se, ' s” Stor offices, e t fa i } f WITHOUT E 4 ( ge 8 i ¥ M m Il connecting |} F M ‘i on tairs and down—just like John La Vine and Mr a f yet uses no more fuel trip Mr. YP ps Vv Sr ey rn : | home at will be tn charge se cats at Nfl Estate Heatrola is finfshed in hand. | 4 ia on peat of Washington <Aebgusus Aleaain oie R er < your!» J ac l IMe _ } Ea Seep pega | Bae Rites to 0 Partha (BE CRE Ouse rst Aux ; Stl ta S itetel ie nr Canadian Pacific . ey Backs No% Aickel 6 alist erase Sorority and Mr. Butler is affiliated | tary, with Mrs, Clive Olsen, will be ome os ‘with Psi Upsilon frater: in charge, : Women’s Clubs CLUBS FOR TUESDAY ST. MARTIN'S MOTHERS _ | CLUB PICNIC WRITERS’ CLUB | Members of* the The Writers the Woman ters, in Plymouth Seneca, Tuesday eve at 8 o'c ose ORPHEON SOCIETY PICNIC ‘The Orpheon societ picnic and beach p 5 and eyeni at # Those i asked to oe Et Supe J. C. Herbsmar i mo club, will speak on ‘Im 4 2162 or WEst the Orient,” and Mrs. / yer, a membe the SOCIAL CLI ub of the I { 1 Social Clu! Columbia, will talk briefly : 0. of F, w a gust 11, at 9 of Madi take foot « will the ill The Careful Attention of the proprietors is given everyone who calls upon us. This is an assurance of careful, considerate service, up to the high standard always main- tained by this organization. “O00 GIT 00 Personal, proprietor attention is a phase of mortuary service that is well worthy of consid- eration, sien dag ge The Butterworth ». Mortuary, Ppa, “SUPERIOR me FUNERAL SERVICE} PHONE MAIN 0949 SOO EAST PINE STREET Island to hold t month: jon at the] bers of ‘ re business meetin of} picnic Tuesday, August | to Mr. L. Luther. at Woodland park |= — et HARMONY HOME SAD NO ¢. PICNIC bd Harmony Homestead No | The e| Brotherhood of American Yeomen,| W. C. will have a social Tuesd | pienic ; 11,*at 8 p. m., at 1929 |. Aug | All Yeamen and friend: eon at noon time an Interesting | tea that comes vited. will be given. There will | to you with its | @ original planta- |f* tion aroma and freshness ! — Grown — Picked — Blended — Packéd — Guaranteed by Tea Planter, | Ceylon | LARGEST SALE IN THE WORLD (Ca em a Li ) ving | Me } . | fr. A y Mt end k D. ' t fra. A, ( 1 mes O, ( ughe In PUYALLUP &. 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