The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 18, 1925, Page 9

oC @ Seattle Society Give Cost me Dance J a ( 1} y rk n Mi a“ 1 & midd of a? e York, f | P M M ee oF | 1 a t followin ere Mrs. Trumbull to ) reg * Give Luneheo | Li ft | = ' ™M ' C : « whose engageme / 0.|> Trun r Mi , 2 t ft and | Mra. J. } 1s $C. H : ' «. Dinner at Willard’s ‘ t will a I ds «' Third Luncheon of ‘ RN 1, Series Planned upil of K a M Geor aecompa: f Nh T , 1 will ¢ Tieistine her x. Miss Ach»: W atch Hoyt’s Removal Sale! A grand cleanup this month. All short and dis- continued lines will be sold regardless of cost. See the specials at $1.85 $2.85 ; $3.85 Mrs. Alberts to Give Luncheon > is leav William O'Shea, » Returned Traveler Honored Mrs. Fr Dinner for Michael De | Dinner Dance at Teni HOYT |: SHOE CO. 1402 Third at Union Our new location will be 1411 Third, across the street, Bride Is Honored Mrs. be guest — Edited by Lilian Keen LeBallister, Telephone MA in-0600 Assistant—Laura E mory The Theodora Pageant Play 8 Now Compl eted; ‘ostume Dance for a visit in Cali dge and mah jongg lunch at which Mrs. Doris Bissett w at her home on Sat $300 to $500,000 at 512% NO COMMISSION All Business Strictly Confidential WASHINGTON MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK 1101 SECOND AVENUE Established ° 85 years Assets $34,000,000 Real Estate Loans and up, depending on amount desired and kind of property offered as security. | Garden Fete Given Tomorrow COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN Ho to Be | Mrs. Bacon to ° Entertain at\Tea , Fisher ATTLE y | THI I Engagemei anu i kK. 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