The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 15, 1925, Page 10

19 PAGE 10 rit BATTLI TAR TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15 EE, ae a : : ¥ 1D, , ; MRS. KE L i OGG METC ALF a) Clubs Personal ; ttle Societ CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY M ino i I KB ne ' ker? eal Keen LeBallister. Telephone MA ae “ne er Me 0 ha m0. perteg Ves ay move Windsor Roc er PROTTAS & LEVITT BROS. Assistant—Laura Emory uf sh t 1¢ lith ave. W Wednesda . Ld Eustern Stare and friends Miss Gretchen Borland Has Quiet Home 2 FRR E Wedding; Tea Will Honor Miss Fox } Mr, Dor eee ft | for New ¥ t “ st on Mra. I i t gi been at her c t ne, Sha i ! « Chelan, for the eumn as 4] si \ a 1 Vv 10 evening, in r turned to town and © He y t M 1 Mrs. f the trustees of the rrento for the % ' fs : erented perac . i 801 ‘ s ; ety, Ww oe , . \ ay, Thurs ca!) BAst-9439 Mr. and Mra, I “ Bingle-|f ; f ¥ ee mn ha an the ¢ 7 7 ‘ A e e time I so WOMAN'S CENTURY CLUB Arch ee ler of ( go a) ar. |B y | t - betta 2 pow. ee ‘The chorus of the Woman's Ce zvee | ie tive ee | fr ee ety, at the Rainie tury elu eet Wednesday, Sep BBGIOn 6 Hep , . 2 } ut fe | tembe ) a. m., at the home| Ms home with H t va of Mrs, Henry Bittman, 4626 Bastern 4 |: i ot Harvest Dance at | ‘or reheareal under dir ~ of i Specially either! Crllene (7 | die Carstens Gilker, Mrs 4 ; either College Club | Raghel Sticklemay,’ accompanist f Priced placed at va The College club announc The drama department meets at ; q 5 vest dance and su: ; | 1 “ty och at the home « for the winter montha 4 at hau’ Suntamhbae F. W. Meianest, 4705 16th ave cA ‘ i : r a Mrs. F. E.8 fra. Serena Ma Pullman | § ar he aftern A. 19 95 Dr. and Mrs. Forbes “| to Give Dinner line was f Exactly as Se ee und cau Dr. and Mra AL PTA and Fl gone tt IMlustrated Her g AK! P niet 4 ite firet | we Oph: meeting of the new year on Wed e é clea neaday, September 16 t 2:86 4 | rf | her 5 Annual Bridge and 6 Fai ~ of f IONTA SOCIAL CLUB it 4 b al f i 8 F , Mah Jongg Party k j fs 3 lo Social chit) 30. 3 fi means ash any finish; an attractive vay F rae abd sad ot) ee hist addition to any room, and to home where little ; t western Bt nie} a most serviceable piece of aged persons f : 7 : and hap vited: Page See. ; furniture, $7 95 ioe caer iene dl { Priced at only . nin Goldenrod PA RE TONE LG We The Fruit and Flower mission vi ROTTAS & (Creo vousaid quarts of ate ! week-end as thélf VIT I BROS. Struma ee REENWOOD P.-T. 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