The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 7, 1925, Page 4

PAGE 4 THE SEATTLE STAR MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1925, Women’s Clubs | iac.ecu:>"*=“"*|Campfire Girls Personal . | CLUBS POR TUBSDAY | PROGRAM ARRANGED es & CALENDAR 0} I! ea RF | Tho literary interpretation depart: | poric SOCIAL CLUB ACTIVITIES Dr, and Mrs. Guy Shearmas ORPHEON SOCIETY ment of the © Woman's club] Seiidiaas' a ie ee ee hfs Edited by Lillian Keen LeBallister. Telephone MA in-0600 Bi theo a ety, organ i meets the xe ad ttt 2 urth is wiih hive: teat “earl practice, 4 o'clock “ scien Ronene’ Tiles Seanad H Assistant—Laura Emory second season of musical activities! or the : Sve Sac Shae erases’ 4623 Greenwood ave, ‘Thurad eptember 1 Thureday—Guar-| ton, } com » the ” ; Tuesday evening, September & in|" The following program for tho| Sentember 10, at 2 0 tot lan's meeting, 7:20 p. m, aboard] yo... } cf y; . va doen |e club in the Terminal! year has been planned joes Salcwin and Mrs h eee ; i Buffet Dinner Will Honor San Francisco building, First and Virginla,| OCTOBER. 18 | Bleits, ancisting hostenses eptember 11, ¥ Health Ke-| 94 Mrs. John , Ryanly “eds x aur pe i 7”, |The pla and test ‘of. velns ens, Mre Hadrath oss n banquet, 630 abcard ‘ship. a ae e ad Hy Visitors; Welcomed at Tea vi aa oe ori eae ie Literary Interpretat WiC. Tt ae ton ' OUeRES St 2 Ake eT Mrs, Robert EAward Ro i meet WwW th , bua t alae Lagerie! | issn rake VW 1 4 a and Mra. Tho’ 7 es . - ‘ . 8 omen with good volees eviewed by Mre. Frank Baker | Green Lake W, ¢ U. will meet September Baturda ribe ae se ere (Pris M ) are being con. Byt-AvD. MAS FREDERIK K Luncheon for are Invited to Join the woclety, ‘This| With Mlsfanson tn the Arete |in the Indies’ parlors of the Green| meeting, 10 o'clock taken |sratulated upon the of @ son, “HARLES JOHNSTONE are] yy 4 {does not nece ly ‘tndah a pelo Reviewed by Mra. Olile Lye rer mF fer akan | EER ee ne digit ean ¥ nites 1 s to a butret| astern Guest yoloe. Momberahine this year will OCTOBER 11 Lake M. FE. church Wednesday, sey i eats : Beptem > 4 ext e inv - ' “rw Holes, Mrs. J, G. Waker eeihae'g. abot SKALTH REUNIO : ie dinner at Wednesday} Mra, Herbert E. Coe will enter-|b it volce \ ies | ue r9,atilp,t | ieee fj nd Mra|tain at ju n on Friday « Ohman is chairman of Kevi Mise Me MoGoug | Bpe entertainment and pro.| Septembe ‘ . ct cee « i .™ who} noon at her home in honor of Miss volee com , asalated by SR gt ee |«ram will be given in honor of | Se#th reunion banquet a te dnd Mire) See J, arm r few days Mabel Hagemeyer of Columb’ s Gladys Mougtr Annie} 9 aiketdtarary Kacaoeroih | members who have passed the age | Camaraderie dinn i be f : , a3" in of the| 0 who 1s visiting Mr, apd Mra.jdones and Mrs. Floronce Mahoney.| The Ladisias Reymont]of three acore and 10 years lone dola ate. 1 ned from i 1k 4. Carl Home ony ts are planned for this , Mire. Che ~ Kitchen | he new! : he | toaatmiatres py arr 1 Cap-| tended motor thru © la Wy: 7 Re FY yore Ho) | Tuesday e¢ December 8 and e aii a ntde ae Tea at Laurelhwrst Home| Miss Van Brocklin re pe oe ies sag promptly at 12:20 o'cloc I 1 Mra F. A. Brast and her mother.) Has Home Wedding certs will be held at the First bag bias Che Uitte cede ; Mrs. Emma V. B: ey, will en-! ne marr ge of Miss Eéyt Van | Christian chy | ity Christian church, 16th ave. N Genevie are tert tertain with a tea at M ae os na i 7-8 st BE. and th # Wednensdi home Fri¢ vf Broc daughter of Mr, and Mra) ewqnnar MEETING Py ya inesd 5 Ida I ri ap saggy ‘ Frank Van Brocklin, to Mr. Kellogg | POSTPONED ja An interesting program will be BOS Peers Mpuit Ond |Feeith | sell. will leave Tues by & C. Eden will a w & ROW) E, Metcalf, son Mr. and Mra Leschi P.-T, A, haa postponed its} given, which Mm aludé: « 1 r nd ep " middies. | for Spoka t em on @ short trip to f he Laurethurst district.| Marl Metcalf, was lemnined Wed-| regular meeting from September 10] ghd ‘by Sire, Latlan MM. Vis 7 a a a] of t ek i ge) nemiay eve September at 8) to Thursday, Septembe : aed cb : ‘at eas are ; ; y nesday aber 2, | | " } president, West Washing cin P a Entertaining for Sister | e'ctock, at of the bride's} ae T. U; and demonstr ¢ depart, | tember 10¢t : M emoved ell returned § | a Mra J. J “will entertain with | Parente FR Polueger read) CITY FEDERATIC mental work by } uperinten.| to 200 onls | to the th o Californ Hig a luncheon at her the service. s dents, The publi core Mins Ruth says, “If ven't| ter m fea 8 iereoon in by Before the cerem Mr. James ay's Cohen | Vited ad an opr / Dud urehaa Mrs. S. T. Harkey Harvey sang “I I You ‘Trul r 8, at 2 o'clock ANUART 40 | At aw meeting of Unive w. | dollar for the . nd| Mr Mrs, Wichard 1. Chas Harold Burchard ho ia her guest. 1 “At with Miss Ada! egat stone, Misa Maude Medous CT. U. held Tuesda yep apie . t Wu A an Die © re ad ‘Mra, ae been limited to a ady at the plano. Miss J Q F y @ | Hott Call—inverpee hieing una eemees : aoneedtoutiona® ‘coda’ atee ane Harkey’s fr met her on ill er of the bride “ i a Reviews ved be ected via ane WEST HINGTON CONFEI birth of a son, Edwin Foster, on Pe a . weiter) w arch : rea 4 Rivers Mra Pre leon M ENCE OF CAMPFIRE GIRLS A Fishe | informal par Lea is plan-|her fat was charming t 1) BUSINESS WOMEN’S CLUB . an an Pre W. H. Pembx hington conference of Campfire | will be counted al delegates. where t * ning. georgette ove pee I att E € i * . ar 1 « Girls om igh ned t a These girh entertained in ¢ summer 1@ Tea Will Honor cenlig dnt sats ivan’ Bunin | ing secretary Clara tle is allowed 20 official delegates | Gir 1 sien airtel Kinder +3 > roses ar es of the i e M ‘ awre: ating ola nd the first ‘ Firemakers ron of the Western Wash-| jast of the for © 1a Miss Powell 1 te's sister, Mi Aa? preyed sacral TARE pig first 20 stris, Firemakers| Program of the We orm Wash-|) he for Call : ‘ s Van Brocklin, was maid c Hostess, Mra. A Menke . ngton erence of Campfire G 7 i ig sgageally ogrealitely he wore apple green crof ' Merary Inierprete | aon) reels ! to Cama ¢| Aberdeen, Wa tober 9, 1 winter. La i; ernoon from 4 until 6 stiver lane: snd. carried This Fine Pra erey MacKaye i honor of Miss Achsa Lou Powell. Beas: Birch a oof the veer ; “ atcher Hughes ql whose engagement to Mr. Loc ,rnere were two ‘bei September Reviewed Mre W. Fe | 1 Donnelly w anounced last we Verna Brewer and Miss ms, at 645 |9¢0rs® Washington's Max a one Vigue. Miss Brower w al pro: MAF al evening georgette over yellow Mrs. Ewing Gives chine, and Miss La Vigue ram, fe lowed by a #¢ SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. Lancheon | primrose yellow georgette over jada| TMG and visitors are welcome | . :@ green satin. They carried butter-| 00 1. eo Department —_———_ 8 Mrs. Edwin C, Ewing entertains Sa yD eet pena for| CIRCLE WILL HOLD Free I t l ore Ss Hours a at funcheon last Friday at the Col-| CY roses and pink sweet peas for! Ayr nay wEETING | a tore bouquets lege club in honor of Mrs. Howard | yyy Ralph W. Tucker was best Gattle, who with Capt. Gattle will| .4) leave shortly for London, where | G eS they will make their home . Parking Space 9:00 to 5:30 pee De Care First Ave. South and Lander St., Sele. ¢- peee regular meeting of the Mount Fruit and ¥F adioluses and asters in autumn held all day Tuesds colorings were the lovely decora-| tember §, at the home of Mra, i | tions tn all the rooms of the house.| 5. Campau, Miss Vail to Be A reception followed the ¢ Ly PNA H r Guest Hoses with Miss Juanita Meteait,| ST. MARTIN'S MOTHERS’ | Miss Kath Miss Charlotte Bloedel ts jaldine Metcalf and Miss Tune Van taining with a smal] luncheon at) Brocklin assisting in the supper} Me her home Tuesday afternoon in| room \1 compliment to Miss Jano Vail of| Mr. and Mrs. Metcalf left on Santa Barbara, Cal, who {s the|motor trip to California, the brid guest of Miss Florence Agen. |traveling in a red crepe frock ower Mission rave ine Lloyd, Miss Ger-| CLUB St Sanitary ‘ Y Folding Steel Couches Whether your Ue HOM or a small, Day Beds $5. 65 comfortable cottage, you are, without a doubtb, always $28. V5 striving to make it more beautiful. ke Gacieaat genie ka erates frame, finished in gra A visit to the r Furniture Department of Sears, liftt-over day beds, with rounded first fall seas nber §, at the home er, 1203 18th ave. will be served bordered in black, a gray coat and » hoaless will be Mrs. ee sd ca Roebuck and Co. Retail Store will offer you many new steel ends finished in walnut pe Pew liart etary tale cae Mra John 8. Hu aicodl pega ioer hints and suggestions. You'll admire our fine quality | emamel. Comfortable —_sprin | After October 1 Mr. and E. Farrell, Mrw and Mra. F. W. and heavy cretonne-covered mai tress. Mr. and Mra. A. L. Hawley were] srotcaif will be at home tw Se hosts at a house party at their sum ee e ane! r the ek ov apedledige roe sea. | Phursday Music Club furniture and appreciate our lower prices. Felted Pad Mattress to fir Bassinets Ke Rochuch lance is requeate n, Dr ¢ T. Dal orth of Third Floor Finished in ivory enamel, on of Philadelphia Mrs. Ralph A. Nict w t Of the Diccesin eres t dep it hardwood frame. Has wire Inciuded were Mr. and Mrs. Neal the new course of s reec os ce: aaron of Woman's el a spring bottom and 6-inch rubber- Tourtellotte, Mr. and Mrs. John|ed by the jonal Federation of| ), Pees “| giving on Thursday, September | tired wheels - 84.98 Walker, Mr. and Mrs, William C. H.| Music clubs before the members of | $ ork, at me of Mrs. W. D. Dorn-| Felted cotton pad mattress to Lewis, Miss Achsa Lou Powell, Miss | the Thursday Music club at-the first | SOROPTINIST CLUB | bers, 1 18th ave. N., the follow.) fit . mbes ceoeees $1.89 Elizabeth Lea and Mr. Charles Lea. | meeting this season, on Thursday af. | * Th pasos ing will serve on committees | -Sears, Roebuck and Co., ae 6 ternoon, September 10, at 1 o’clock,| 7"® state st wid Tables and cards, Mrs. O. J. Jen-| Third Floor . jat the home of Mrs. Paula Ayors,| 't# wee Innes on Tue nd Ms a : | Dinner Dance at 1633 Finn ave | Reptember't, st 12:18 o'cio sen and Mra. M, Royea | . b th tol ¢ ath Tea, d ) t | Yacht Club The following program will also be| the Hotel Wa ton. Charter] 1 ornberg, “Mrs. presented: members of the club will 1. D. Larned and Mra. B. A. Rick ‘The Yacht club has cards out for | voeq How 1 Came to Be In My Proa.| “i Mts first dinner dance of the autumn | t s Carton ‘On Reservations muat be made thru season on Saturday evening, Sep-| “To You Vanderpool] sre jist uaninaeg Mra. F. R. Hanson tember 12 use ee | be closed ar scott thin affair, or Mrs.| : ‘9 | “Magurka 0! Zarvyck!| elected at the luncheon to be CApitl-4985, vice | Tacoma Girl to Marry | pesaings >" Ft" 8 October 7 | Chi. M b. | Denn : oc ee he tea will be used tcago Man } “Angelina WOMAN'S CIVIC CLUB * new club house, Interesting to friends in town Is|\ Miss Helen Sommer The Woman's Civ ab 1 very soon the announcement of the coming! ‘pic, meet ‘Tustday, Béplember 8 gs scheduled for the marriage of Miss Marie Loulse Jack ‘Sakura Rlosom ¢ ° , in the Erickson room ¥ \ | TI Pi fon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. Miss Gladys Whee! the ¥. W. ¢ eptember 9, the| iree-F vece Morley Jackson of Tacoma to Mr./P42— aS CSIR “+e Woman's Centur Pgh i Charles Webster Booth, Jr, of Chi Misa Carmion Frye P-T. A. MEI at the home of Mr R S t cago, which will take place Tues | * POSTPONE 4623 Eastern ave wiring oom LS Ut és day evening, September 15, at the! a cradiiare mnot ; rehearsn}, Anna: | a = xl tn ra Sear aghast | Orthopedic Lunch Room ra sp See sng fe Gites, dinactoe, ‘ate Luxuriously upholstered in rich jacquard velour in taupe, with blue, rose or mul- Very Rev. Sidney James, dean of| Mrs. Flossie Foote will be host m has been p od accompan berry undertones. A suite that will enrich any home. Full-size davenport, low St. Luke's pro-cathedral, will read|¢® for Laurelhurst-Beacon Hill oa mber § eptamber hold Ad chair and wing-back fireside chair; firmly constructed; overstuffed, with deep, ia’ aarvice. | Guilds on Tuesday at the Ortho-|)o 1.) pds ys 1 resume | comfortable seats, Mrs. Kennard Weddell will he| pedic Lunch rogm, assisted by Mra. |‘° 11" oP of Mrs. | matron of honor and Miss Alice Wat-| P. M. Tammany, Mra. W. F. Jau-|" a Ah ee coat nel Pieces may be purchased separately—Davenport, $79.50. gon maid of honor. There will be| dry, Mrs. B. O. Eckleman, Mra. N.| recruits Fireside Chair, $47.50. Low Chair, $42.50. four maids—-Mrs. Cyrus Happy, Jr.,| Jahn, Mrs. Mark Rosler, Mra. D. 9 ers,” 1 Sears, Roebuck and Co.—Third Floor and the Misses Cecile Booth of cht} McDonald, Mra. L. Hobbs, Mrs. N, Mrs. Almon Aller cago, sister of the groom, Geraldine} La Vine, Mra. Margaret Albano, Todd and Helen Keen. | Mrs. George Dornberger, Mrs. sleet fe iny rc : the cama | MOY. Mra J. Hansen rae Piaey Re deat oar a vegeta rah | Beautiful 50 ae Fr ALLAH SOCIAL CLUB Mra, M. F, Hamade?t, chairman, will] | GUL Ue WEST SEATTLE ART Allah Social club will meet with] give a short “Foreword” and Mre.| | CLUB'S PROGRAM : Helen Barclay, Director | R. E. Parker review Ale'n | | The West Seattle Art club an- Tuesday, September 8 at 2) Eye,” by A rain, A discus | Z ve Ugs nounces an interesting program for ck, Cards will be the enter-| sion will b | the coming season in its year book|tainment of the afternoon. Eastern| (jarke and Mra, M, H. Brown, just received. Stars and friends invited | he members of the club w Tho officers of the club are: Mr.J Sa Se | mes in general assembly at} Frederick W. Graham, presiden ESUME REHEARSALS | past one o'clock, in the auditorium Mra. J. He Ames, vice presi-|_ The Lyric club will resume re-| of the ¥. W. C. A dent; Mrs. G. H. Bucey, recording| hearsals Tuesday evening, Septem secretary; Mrs, Walter Sutherland,|%®* 8 at § o'clock, in the men's corresponding secretary; Mra. J. F, | | led by Mra, J. C.| | | $1.98 A splendid Rug for service. Designs in blending colors for every room. An excel- lent value at this price. Felt Base Rugs Just the thing for kitchen, bedroom or ® | porch use. Clenn-cut patterns. Sizes are: pine | 36x72... 98¢ I8x36....25¢ | As this is the first meeting of the " ? I t P : new club, year membera are urged paige ky As Bh Beds ot el at to attend as important business re- Knight, treasurer. church. Mr. Graham Morgan willl isting to the new clubhouse {s to be Whee -axdivate- tolloués again be director of the organiza- caproice tion during the coming year, and resident Mt 3 adko Open Da Mr Arville Belstad will be the ac- p *. J 2, Mac- reine 3 ponsnean will make an address, and| 3 Tank ‘po! 1 »® heard C dele. | Cathedrals sf New York ... Those wishing to join the club | Torts will be heard from the dele- | ‘ sos Mr, Claude J. Stante: gates who represented club at] PSS AY Mea John Bennett|™Aay mako application to the voice | R2te# Who represented the club at| Mahogany or Walnut discunsnd. End Tables | a The’ Mala tedaraling’ Couveeting at | Cocoa Door Mats The occasional table {s much in demand in OCTOREH 2 committees Tuesday evening. he state ra 1 In four convenient sizes the rounded style to be placed by the arm Absolute Art ......Mrs. J, Herbert Amos one 6 | Port Angeles in June. i " y Engravings .... Mr. WoO Beals} A 5 i i | See atte 14x24..... 69¢ 18x80..... $1.19 of the davenport or chair. Splendid values isaie en DDITIONAL CLUES Rt Aone ac 16x27..... 93¢ 20x $1.30 in mahogany finish .............. --83.75 Open Day - AQUILA 10. Graceful design and quality construction | NOVEMBER 4 CORNISH SCHOOL GIRLS TO Aquila Lodge No. 25, Degree of| Tdwa of Principality George. Xttnow| APPEAR WITH BALLET Honor, will give a progre Iluatrated Iscturo Asaliel Curtis} Miss Ruth Wayne, who left for| Party Wednesday evening, Septem NOVEMBER 18 New York last spring to continue her| ber 9 at 9 o'clock, at 192% First mark this Spinet Desk as a superiof piece Kitchen Tables aes of Sie Han extension Saileg hik Firmly bullt, of fir and spruce, with Davenport Tables roomy drawer for kitchen spoons and ac-| tp artistlo period design, in the wanted ve whist | surface, Of selected hardwood, tn: The National Cathedral... ici study of dancing, 8 to appear with|®¥e. All Degree of Honor members| cessories. In the white, unfinished pose. two-tone effect. Walnut or mahogany, in a | i Wai utheriand) the ‘Albertine Ballet when i! ovens {and frietids ‘are cordially Invited Mahogany finish os...065..@21.85 | vse Ste esesseeeeeeen eens eeres $3. rich, dull finish, ‘Top measures 20x60 inches, urrent art. irs, Sarah Brooks p Or with white top and golden finished DECEMBER 2 at the rside theater ptember | Shor usiness meeting at 7:45 ‘alnut finish ......00. ves of m . | t the R 1 Short b | Wali fink 21.95 bes ‘i & 183.05 Mahogany $27.85 Laws of Continulty..Mre. Daniel Ragan| 16. Miss Evangeline Edwards |s to|o'clock, The stay-at-home memberalf| sf ABO eee cette tere etna eee eens Walnut ... $27.95 | Artin Photography. Mra. J. ©. Harris! bo with the mame ballot late especially requested to attend, | Sears, Roebuck and Co.—Third Floor | Roebuck and Co-Third Floor —Sears, Roebuck and Co.—Third Floor | | Open Day Both Miss Wayne and Mias Bd-| The lodge meots the second and] | | Mr, Emmanuel wards were students at the Cornish|fourth Wednesdays In each month | i ia Tf you let us bring a Maytag |cernearais of Heston Men, J. ¥. Knight | ene state tsp eee eesptcn aikollowed 3 ; pasate ie Mihivin i 5¥ a socal hour, poreoen right big yotte ov herent art.“ Mes, Asher W. Van Kitk| scoring PORTPONED pee Piney ‘cc a) . . . jome to do a was! 1» YOU Wi SCC | Laws of Harmony Mra, Max Kuner Allah Social club has postponed | A IE WRIGHT en ec TUE ur Ug 00 that it is entirely new in prin- Attn ia ae Fe its meeting until September 2: MINARY CLUB ciple. You will see that it nm) when the club will be entertained| ‘The Annie Wright Seminary club| 4 H t washes faster, cleaner and mora | Toledo Art anti i feelers ‘al by Mrs, Barclay will meet Thursday, September 10, | ashin ea ers 9 thoroughly than any.other meth-| Garden ‘Talk. Mra. Frederick Te. Grahuen = g t Standard, hot-blast heaters; all , . steel, with 12-inch inner lining; feed Machine openings according to size of stove. ji iti | MARCH 4 ods. You willsee that itis more Laws of Composition. .Mrs. B. BR. Dudden compact, simple to handle and | tons Society ....Mrs. Dana W. Brown | st and Fourth Churches of Christ, Scientist ql MARCH 17 wU LE | easier to operate than other | meer cattery MOM BNE Bette openin \ washers. Garden Talk .... Mra. L. ¥. Depew Announce Two Free Lectures on Stoves are: i APRIL 7 Election of officers CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Price 9S. 70 | deyneageh BSS American Wing of Metropolitan Mu. | | : ; “pet heated Mien Ames | BY 2919x16 {-Inch cece es $5.50 ia ewe De Coets a Mya Onn Ri Seecteon An allmetal Blectric Washing i yap we if | i Oyraae Washer *? sie en ee ates in W. STUART BOOTH, C. S. B. Sisidi, wor aaa Toenbiate | For an Attractive Hearth | aahip' of the: Bother’ Clurol for utmest efficiency and quickness. Andirons Wire Spark Guards UMINUM TU! Birthday party OF DONVET — ee xy TAM cesses Mins Reynolds Member of the Hoard of Lee e MAY 19 | Phe Virst Chureh of Christ, Sctentist, In Hoaton, Massnchasetts Hand ht in aet nouveaux | Will harmonize with black or ¥ i , d past Has aluminum cylinder tub and metat and wrought in agt nouveaux | ac 4 Ober Pay, design, Of cast tron, with hol- | brass fireplace furnishings, Of Art Talk vos ses Mrm. Plorce Corner Harvard : splendid machine 8 | low: bao steel wire in dull black fink o | It will cost you nothing to sinks my AT THE MASONIC TEMPLE nnd Mine . He A aplendld ma ime aL tn | To OG gon | Nt OtaTS fa qu black lata | 4 | make this trial. Suppose Atelh eA Pedy Tuesdity Evening, September 8, 1925, at 8 O'Clock low price In burnt brass’ finish, pair 83.05 x inch alxe seas | | woutelephone us rightnow. |) rnunsnay po AND ‘ — Poriable Grates | sineh, sine 22522) lgsise Va | is i ° | able Grates 1 . 8h. | MAYTAG SHOP) ,,.2%,23020% Proe@ cin wi AT THE METROPOLITAN THEATRE Hasy Payment Plan— Si ncataeat Bideieletniall Folding Screens 1 Dee ret i | hold its first meeting of the year, Thursday Noon, September 10, 1925, at for Wood or coal 2 beck ante FOUR tOLeR, Of heavy 7 Third Ave.| Thursday, Septembeyg 10, at 1 Maytag Shops in Hellingham, o'clo at the home ‘Of the presi Koverett, Kelso, Yakima dent, Mra, A, B. Marstow, 4018 Bagley ave. Members are urged THE PUBLIC IS CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND Le —— ‘ inch length . 2i-ineh length « VT-lneh length . 20-inch length soa. Jp $B.75 De $108. 70 $10.60 HENthly | Third Floor The evening lecture will be radio east by KTCOL, meter wave length and brass handles and Sears, Roebuck and Oo, Second Floor