The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 18, 1925, Page 15

=. ce { FRIDAY, SEP TEMBER 18 Seattle Society | Edited by Lillian u Tea Well Hons Dp. to Be Read Mia te Bridge Tea Honor Miss Be M \ N ant lave H le M N i ited Informal Dinne Lf Visitors Jrpheum Party Mi { p Mr. a Arct > Mrs. George A Mr. and Mra Sam for their Bridge WOMAN'S Lune hec ( Assistant i Will I or Mrs n Chure/ Tea M { aton » r and Ww. 8 u 3 H . ! Brew mL Mrthopedic Shops Mrs. Max Harrison Frink Park guild edic lunch room Sat M Ivan Hy Women’s Clubs CLUBS FOR SA ALOHA CHAI Aloha Chapter ARD PARTY VO LAKE TO ENTERTAIN The Woman Improvement club fary Ww party SLASSIC CULTURE CLUB The Classi meet § ay, September p.m the home of M Gilmore K. September 19 the club Angeline st Hunt TURDAY OD CLUB tation by auto or at) Mad park at 2 p.m F ram Mrs jilmore ts a c member of the lub, which stituted In 1889, following in the state the Woman's club ROBERT MOF c oO. E. §. Robert Morris char will give the first of rtle orton Second ave., Saturda tember 19, at 8:30 0 GAMMA MILITARY WHIST P. The Woman's Lake n rle in the ¢ geline ef will wood Civic HAPTEI ter, O. ARTY club of card parties lubhow 0th st, during the hist pe Saturday tember 1% ) o'clock Wal ter Deut chairman of the com. nittee in charge “ADDITIONAL CLUBS BETA SIGMA OF DELTA SORORITY Beta rority will Tue meet yer 22, at 7:30 o'clock of Mrs, Murray McP! ave For informa RAINIER P.-T. A Sigma of Delt Gamma 0 day vLem= all, 1119 18th tion call BAst The first fall meeting of Rainier PT, A be held Tuesday, Sep tember 22. A reception to the teach ers will follow a brief business ne ion LAUREL CAMP, A Laurel ¢ A, wi card part Way evening, Se keine 8:15 o'clock, In Swed ism club hall, Bighth and Ob Cadets MPR LENEM THIMBLE s0e Bethlehem Thimble cluty will meet ¢ the home of Mrs, Cora Battle 6104 Greenwood ave, Py Tuesaday, Bop and! Honor Guest Olympia t home | | r. Telephe MA in-0600 E mory Service Vesley Jones; Epiphany Wedding Day Is Set f October 14 Mr. and Mrs. Backus to Give Dinner Mra. Manso B Mt 1. H, Fox agar p M Breakfast and Mah Jongg snor Mra, J f Chica with M ad k Mrs. Er H. & Monda ' Willard Cove 1 be placed f aty Miss Willcox - s Olivia Su Mis For Miss E who : Brougher Swinehart Treat, M i ment to Mr. Howar tain at “ 3 > the Orph as a K Luncheon by um Mrs. Sheahan RTE Mra. James A. Shea r f ain with a smal! on n Thur * da after nm tem 4, at The s a i Olympk« ave Small Luncheon eal Mrs. Clinton Doug West: Gi came! . * small luncheon r Geptes t ¢ CHAPTER G, P. Chapter G, P | tember 23 on at the home of Mra o'clock. Initiation Meree \ CHAPTER A oO. Ma n m. a “HOOL tTAIN COUNCIL TO AT LUNCHEON inehar he ” 21 of » recently ar Pike Street Mr nounced and / A P ' 4 . I i { i r A r o, ae Tacos i t ik i b 1 aned by 9 & ¢ mF ¢ na, 1 t y * m : " ) H o- \ 1 ERTAINMENT PLA I n 1 For IT! VOMI , ‘ oD | (i Mr. Cc. . M Airman Personal u } Tosts el Mon and with ector 2 d friends D ers t SSS Come Shopping With Cecille ~on e My her George engage- Portrait by Grady eae | | | it ' CHE m | . | ‘ | | 5 | F $5 to $10 / The Bubble Shop Everywhere grocers are becoming accus- tomed to the phrase: ‘and a cau ot PANCRUST, too.” AN For women have discovered Pi CRUST’S unusual goodness, absolute dependability and wholesome purity. And because PANCRUST is more eco- nomical than butter or lard, they’re find- ing a double satisfaction in using this fine shortening. Make this test today: | Try PANCRUST in your most particular recipe. If it doesn’t satisfy you perfectly your grocer will return the full purchase price without hesi- tation or question. oShat eller PANGR Phortenin gy Q IME tailored suit is again the mode! Of course, the well- loved old “two-piece” would come back. It's such a con- enient sort of affair, so smart for shopping, and so practical for the busine girl. Its always quite the thing for a rainy day, under a light weight coat, and a tailored suit can stand up under much harder wear than the ever-sq-smart ensemble, The charm of thes tailored suit, with fluffy light colored blouse showing, is the charm of the very youthful garment! Coats and materials for suits vary greatly, and I've seen very mq coats, of dark charmeen, and very short coats of dark or ght tweed. Each ¢ mart as the other, so, really, girls, if the coat, or adding a bit of fullness to the longer models. PERSONAL APPEARANCE ; | In ‘a great fact to ¢ wom: « of posit ar 1 find th . « dvantage of M ( Rackur’s $1 ‘ eo 1 permanent " Eitel I 1 t ‘ el! BATTIN SC Boon | Gb Dieser Bit aa ee se for housewives” or aker@ ¥. WC AB “ it th ly a ‘ m ¢ 9 to fitting! rimmed coats are to be priced af and finisht They the most marvelous values I have al eee New Medical Bldg ) E'S FUR SHOP ies Re BBIE'S. ans csi fi ta wie dee acRk 88 Peon) All of the smart coats this scason are lavishly fur trimmed. Prat thls Pie bar MARIE NELSON AT THE MODEL f you happ b e wn a fasht As a special accommodation to business girls {s doing fitting éye- ir coat 4 t 1 af t 1 f 1 nings from 6 to 9 on the art coats, suits and frocks that she fs han the f a raincoat making. Remodeling done, as well. 529 Peoples Bank Bldg. ST. D -HOW ARD STUDIO AT THE HOLLYWOOD SHOP tell th iritercated he They've the smartest of frocks, coats and hats, and all most reason- mit ¢ Walter Karl aN that his classes have | bly marked. You'll be ntonsahed at the yalues.. 1621 Eastlake, bee c m. Septen 1 Mins ; be a crety scot eget | Not one of ts will put off buying fall things if we find them daw \ 609 Union. | smart and reasonable. tee so ene If you woutk your friends per charming gifts, learn | SALE OF CHINA Seine china? | At Ceramic Arts all next week. Bavarian dinnerware 20 per cad . . . | off. 4137 Arcade Square HEMSTITCHING EIGHT CE | € Aen 8 uttons and pleating, too. Elite, 414 Eitel Bldg. Over Bartell's | Those who paint china are always in search of something o¥ . . . | to embeliish Nearly every clever skirt this season has a pleat or two tucked) Cin era away ‘somewhere L. M. COFFMAN’S SMART FALL HATS ate ea bale Are in all the newest shades and shapes, and they're really very REMODELING OF VELOURS reasonable, and she has the cutest little balbriggan frocks for Fells and beavers at The Model Millinery. 529 Peoples Bank Bldg school and sport wear—hosiery, too. 223 Pine St. Such a delight—having a brand new hat, smartly made in the The newer balbriggans are made with sweater tops, in gay shades de of the season, from one you've discovered in the attic that harmor with the balbriggan that adorns pockets, cuffs poten gece and collars. FOR. AU TUMN W AL K ns Fy oxfords . the heel and roomy at. the tep and! mp NSH CORPRR ¢ smart to look upon, are to be had in Lindgren’s Foot-Fitters at THE DANISH COFFEE SHOP Serves luncheon and supper. 608 Union st 13 Fourth Ave Ps r5 a smart pumps. for. dresk Ghd eveniig wear: can: de: hadein. the Two girls, who have a clever little tea shop just out of the Arch-Fitter Shoc, too | shopplig district, make the most delicous homemade fudge . . . that ever I tasted. GO TO HAZEL JOSSELYN : i se Bidar A If you want your hat to fit head and features, 4054 Arcade Square.| ZIRCONS—MARVEL GEMS ere te | From The Gold Shop, the very loveliest of gifts—things that last There is nothing quite so satisfactory as having a hat made a lifetime, 1426 First Ave. to suit the individuality of the wearer | oaysece Sai het) ae : ; These marvelous, semi-precious stones, coming in nearly every PER CENT DISCOUNT ON ALL FUR WORK gem color, are cven more nt than diamonds. That !s done at The Model, 529 Peoples Bank Bldg sande og at! DISCRIMINATING WOMEN INSIST Kuen fir that is moth eaten can be remade so ¢ i On Franco-Amertean ‘Toiletries from ‘The Model, 529 Peoples parts won't show Bank Building AT COLEMAN’S IMPORT SHOP AGE-TELLING WRINKLES There n special on Vien loatherette rette boxes and Don't come to the girl or woman whose eyes have been treated bridge score covers, in shades of blue and rose at 79 cents correctly, and fitted with glasses for close work at least. Dr or two for $1.50, 1616 Second. Hotel Gowman | and Mrs. Edmunds, Balcony, Fraser-Paterson’s. Can you think of anything more appropriate for bridge prizes Tiny, tell-tale wrinkles, and lines on the forehead, can more often than score covers or cigarette boxes | than not be prevented, if the proper care is given the eves. potine, ue 3 se 8 “CHARLIE’S AUNT’ IS COMING! THE PATTERN HAT YOU W ‘Yo the Colonial ‘Theater, Thursday, October 8, for one day only— Can be copied from your own materials inexpensively at The don't miss it! | Model, 529 Peoples Bank Bldg a be ne | We ute 4 mirth-provoking picture is surely a tonte to the tired-out folks To the average woman a truly pattern hat is nearly out of the who frequent theaters in search of diversion question, because of the excessive cost, but when one can ha ia have them copied it's an entirely different matter. A SMART “SHINGLE” ' : tha aero Is only fifty cents at Kennedy-Shultz Beauty Shop, Marcels, 81] “I'LL SHOW YOU THE TOWN 404 Peoples Bank, MAIn.6780 Is the large promise Reginald Denny makes in the pleture of aia ¢ that name to be shown at the Colonial Sunday and Monday, Whe man who cuts your hair can “go to work’ so much more September 21 and 22, Tuesday, September 28, Wstelle ‘Taylor cleverly if he ts @ mare eh it afterwards. fs coming in) “Playthir of Desire, Richard arthelmess in Bi | “Clasamates” will be there ‘Thursday, September 24, DAINTINESS Is IMPOSSIBLE | See) Stee a te mq gto the woman wioxe face is’ marred with superftuous hairs, but | NOW THAT SUITS ARE IN FASHION Nether Boum, expert In electrolysis, can remove them permanently You can send your forgotten one to ‘The Pantorium again, to 1109 American Bank Bldg, 1htot-b449 have jt dyed or cleaned, and you'll have one that looks as good wens as New, MAMN-7680. No woman can be unconscious of self, when ahe kiows that ° \ 9) she must be attracting unwelcome attention by the unnatural) 1f yowre cleaning house for fall, send your rugs and drapes growth of hair on her face, to a reliable cleaner, (Advertisement) ® ra n m ICRA TUN Lub,