The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 28, 1925, Page 11

: PAGE 11 en regular meal times, | >, come~be ready! i rit Sra em, | Sh, ee og seattle Society [ _ COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN : ‘ f W' Edited by Lillian Keen LeBallister, Telephone MA in-0600 . ; ® (li Mtl | Assistant—Laura Emory Alice Whalley Has Charming Home Wedding; | — Mah Jongg Luncheon Planned ae IN VERE beter be an untertaining at . evening, | Afternoon Party : , c ig M Richard PP. Lewts and Mra} | ynor, Jr, will ¢ | 1 followed by mab | : ta. m at the Col | ee Horn of | of Mra J. M. O'Brien, of} . t 8 Va uve hh, C, who ts the house! “ wit guest of Mra, W m King, Jr - . ind high) Wedding to Take Place in Port Townsend to friends in town ts Miss Kate Kesslor daughter of Colonel and Mrs. Perey q Whalley's wedding FOWN WAS) NM Kessler of Port Townsend, to 4 tilly lace Lieut. Pierre Ale r Agnew, en in was y A marriage Don’t spoil your appetite by humoring a false hunger meant uty Octobe If between meals. 1 fell over a St. Paul's Episcopal | | iv ght n Port Townsend. Pot and or Miss Marguerite Bone, cousin of| Let WRIGLEY’S supply the “taste” the bride, will be her maid of honor, | and bridesmaids will be Mrs. James 1. Mullan, Miss Anne Gayler Miss Gwiad Matth. 4 Miss Lucile Skinner of C you need—the craving for “just a snack.” Then you'll be set. for a good, full meal—your stomach refreshed and ready— your appetite pleasantly stim- ulated so you feel a healthy hunger. WRIGLEY’S cleanses the teeth, acts as a mild antiseptic to mouth and i throat, gives a lasting good taste. And “AFTER EVERY MEAL” it greatly aids digestion. Agnew of Seat-| ther’s best: man,| © to be Lieuta Ward and Chester C. of Camp Lewts, Frederick | Slator M. Miller of Fort) ‘oppy and Eugenia Agnew, Jeanne Hand Mershe rf will be lower wloth, and Miss Alice and A receptior » ! ception will follow the cere esther Holcomb were in primrose) mony at Col. and Mra Kessler's over white rx a They wore! quarters D twisted bands silver and rose ont Sn‘ their hair, carried tn lieu of Be : | gg wre anid ‘ra. Bridge Dinner at ant | Inglewood ‘Club | The committee in charge of Interlaken Guild’s bridge and mah jongy tea at the Yacht Bess crooks tied w lave stag Centuria. and. Aaron Ward and Country | Club on Wednesday afternoon. (Left) Mrs. Jay LaChappelle, chairman of table favors; | BES Wikis Ticete wean hei enen:| ¢ ner for| (center) Mrs. B, G. Goebel, chairman of tickets; (right) Mrs. W. B. Henderson, general it Mrs. Whaley wore pencial blue y Koc ureday evening. | chairman of arrangements for the party.—Portraits by Grady. | Pmeorgette and silver lace, and Mra.| + at 7 o'clock, at the club = : 2 ae é easly BHolcomb's gown was of American} es . i PPeauty chitfon brocaded in ativer, |, Reservations should be made at) Small Dinner | Women’s Clubs | At the recept asaistin, we aval e Mr. and Mra. William F. Paddock | ‘were Mrs William ews Dickey: . ie entertain w small dinner ; | bere azid ait:tnterented int | P Mrs. David Eastman, Mra Arthur| Study Classes Will Jat their hom evening : yi stillet pirags 24 | PW. Whalley, Mrs Harold H Res Wark eete | see | 4 y Resume Work i fe Dickey, M. ancis West ( a : aL ~ the Coterie| MONTHLY CARD PARTY 1 (Dg blade A all Mra, Everett Smith, who it} Small Informal Ball | oa | MONTEEY CARD PARTY | Austin V. Eastman, Mra Harold) DAY® charge of anses |, The K olumbus will en te have t 1 1 s | E Crosby, Mra. Samuel Women's Unt. | terta! ball ats ae - coming year, an-| We Knights c s that the first meeting will | Colu on October 2, at 16:30] ‘The committer of the All members who are !n-| affair includes M Meehan, | bject are invited | Mr. P. lL. Myers, Mr. Howard Welch | Mr. Edward Sheehan and Mr. Frank first. meeting of the morn-| Hurley k review section will be held 7, and not on 8 . SICALAs Mt: Dorothy Dickey, Miss Isabel ) ve and Miss Maurice Middile- ‘ “tons Mra Holcomb we : ER one-plece dress o am perepe, a coat of kasha cloth trimmed with beaver ® smart Peilk ribbon hat, with a corsage of Bvaliey lilies and orchida. After December 15, Mr. and Mrs © for traveling The | Flavor Lasts! | proven | be giv ats ™-! Orthopedic Lunch and ax announced. The cur-| Holcomb will make their home at xs luncheon wilt also| Thrift Shops | ber 29 eyehe sisters _Feale| Puanita Point, across Lake Wash-/| take place on the same day. The Eastern Star Club will have ees : 2 Ansa Bin | : ington. “ee charge at the ¢ u b room a ae {APLE LEAF ba’ chained t ie | -. se Informal Dinner | Tues apie mb pe Rog arge pd ete auxiliary of Maple | > 3246 or WEnt-2799 I Bridge Lancheon Mr. and Mrs, Ralf Douglas Raker} °°” " Gia Shields, Mra. Flor. | Leaf. p< 1, American Le whist 4 ; E Planned for Miss Isted will entertain with an informal din-| Mrs. | will giv Mra, Arthur R. Sayre wit! enter.| 2° of ten covers at thelr home this! 5.04, shater, Mra. Grace. Roycroft, Gain with « bridge luncheon at her | °°! ™* <a | Mrs. Helen ” 3 . Mrs. Etta Jiome Thursday afternoon, October! yy Drake, Mra. Grace in honor of Miss Frances Iatea,| Pounders’ Day Party |ma Ennis, Mrs. Sehose marriage to Mr. John Lowse| Mills College Club will have aland Mra Ly¢ | Walker will tako place October 14 ders’ Day party on Thursday Twenty-four friends of Miss Isted | afternoon, October 2, at the home of| gan and Mrs “will be her guests. Mra. George Johnson, 2817 Cascadia} rect the wervice at September 2 Milwaukee & St, Paut Club. will resume | QUEEN J. A. Lo-| WILL ME! n, will di] Que rift Shop | reg and to membership are tn After Every Meal”. . Tuesday morning the afternoon | Tue September at 2:30) vit aa We always take home some Reservations may be made with! Mrs. A. L. McNeeley and Mra. H. L.| o'clock, at the Queen Anne eonbakd ied ag | NERA eae IO Gada oil fe 2 at's Coffeo Cake—Advertisement. Mrs. A. 8. Nichols, CApitl3552 Reynolds wiil } charge ans for the year will be discussed. | ry HAPTER, D. A. R | 7 — a — = A a = a < ———— ainier Chapter, Daughte t the} ADDITIONAL CLUBS | volution, will: hold. its] 2 - é ersona ing in the club. | CARD PARTY POSTPONED when | card party planned by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Donnelly, of] returned from a four months’ trip the cafeteria at The Oly will be classes formed in drar Jay, October 6, at 2 0' . see book review; French literat ee erett, are receiving congratulations Mr. Hunter Miller, of “Monterey, : THE BON MARCHE nent. tor Wedneeday,, Bet 5 tao x abroad. > ted. at the’ home.of 2 St. Paul, who came West to attend ah ah : r we has been indefinitely post-| the wedding of thelr son, Mr. Loch- Mr, and Mrs. Leonard Barde and z members of |ren Donnelly, to Miss Achsa Lou} sfiss Blanche Bardo, who have been | = at Bae eee Powell, Inst Saturday, left that even-|abroad, arrived in New York last | = Innovations ha GE AND ST PAR é selina: te) sit, before | Wednesday’ on the Homedic. = added to the usual routine City-Wide Democratic | 198 for Callfornia, for a visit, before ado Tir = h pocaln: yon In baaition. to, th rn fh @ bride a PORE LON obo) LAGE GRC Mr, Moritz Milburn left Friday for s regular study class, which has been | whist party in the banquet room o! 10 Ex sek functioning’ for tw a mpic, Tues-| Mr, and Mrs. Douglas Trumbull mat Xo etiend ex togeton nn ree | | Ballinger (Marie Leghorn), of | | travela; gardens. These ¢ upon tho birt a son, September NEW CLUB ORGANIZED who ‘hal been the’ guest of Mif aud | 26, at the Prov ce hospital. The A. M, ©. club, for young mar- | SE eee: Mrs, Phillips Morrison for a few be open to members friends and will be held at tho|rieg women belonging 4 Young | eeks, ; het ri $ re m ni bel ning 0 the 3 tig | “Sy cad gave: iheenaa << cases | Weekeet ae for his home. Following the regula | re organized at the Y. W and. Mr. Lawrence Ter bave 1) | or andere TWiltiagl Foster 7 wo.| turned from a two weeks’ pose of the cjub being two-j} Eastern Washington, including Lake | Tuesday, there will be a tion mee ra=} the pu Pierce will leave Thursday for New York, from where they will sall on an ng, at which time all} roiq—to provide social entertainment | ™ das an ald to the| Chelan, = = § 2 > 2 aHting rallding wi be: re mean oh Hon Mls Jeasle B. MoBrid | eth pear oer ote yee Mrs 3 ana ¥ z “} association. 3 ae “f nee aT “lova jing their absence, Mr. ant Mrs. : 3 A A upon, and action will be taken on| membership eecretary and Miss Helen] Mr." and Mrs. Richard Floyd | ¢ 3, Biercesw ; S BARGAIN Trimmings! | proposed amendments. A large at oan ea necretary, were the or-| Frost, of Gold Bar, spent the week- ae D, Plerce will occupy their = Some with fur | tendance is desired. ganizers of the club end in town, | : Pease | aes - 5 ‘| 6 seco! i rd Black and New Fall 1 | LADIES OF G. A. R hie, club | will mest.can, the 200 se ere D. J. Buckl Mrs. Edwin Ralph Rinker, who has 3 Shades! cuffs! Reger toasted fal jand fourth Fridays of each month,} | “At De ee been seriously {ll for the past four bt jades. LUNCHEON | one meeting being given over to Bible be ' F 11 The Past ‘Presidents’ one meeting being & pds a ty ithe Ol layers in| Months, is now convalescing at the z Suede Velour! ur collars or ne Past Presidents’ Association |qipcunsion and tho other to a sewing | presented by the Olsen players in| Bettie General hospital and. expects 4 2 hare Adios eG t. will | pee any department of the asscia-| March, clos’ series. c to he 28 Highla 5 High Luster Bolivia! self collars! business section, following al tion that needs work done, The fol-| the ser |to return to her nome, 128 Highland fod ! 0 f ‘ luncheon to bo given Tuesday, Sep- | cers were elected: Mrs.| HAWTHORNE P.-T. A. z . i = ! » Sep: | lowing officer: eee 2 ich Mardell mae eorupss Maven! citar genbeniaNaS Heiner, president Mrs. W. B-| Hawthorne PT. A. will hold its] yt and ates, WLW: Felger and rd + * ‘ eves! | 4 leon, Mr. Mrs gin cs = M. hurian Wolf! of stitchings! beg i oe | Laney, secretary; Mis, CAS | first. meeting of the school year, C. Strong returned bs | treasurer. 2 of BY y ‘01 reek’! 4 i tigi Buttons and MUNICIPAL LEAGUE vtombera of the constitutional com-| Thursday, October 1, at 3 o'clock.| Friday from a week's trip to i “4 \ F. h Coney! | SHE | 3 virlcse Stdiewell:| te ; Yakima. i = fh \ renc oney: 1 LUNCHE: | mittee are: Mrs, Wallace Maxwell,! ‘There will be a reception to the wee | 3 Thibetine! tucks! At the Muntelpal League lunch.| chairman; Mrs, H. A Bherharter,| geachers. Mothers are urged to at-} Mrs Bolle Huntley has returned .| tend from a fortnight’s trip to Chicago. con, to be held in the banquet room | Mrs, B. W. Kinser and Mrs. Charles of the Chamber of Commerce, Tues:| Wink. The program committee fol day,- September 20) at “noon! G, B. Schenck, Mrs Adelo Parker will speak on s|lows: Mrs he | George Minea, Mrs, Charles Wink, 523 Pair s Pumps and Oxfords } “9 | : | Land and Le Polley of Ruswia,” | Mre Fred Parr, Mrs. W altace M = 4 "3 ‘4 t and Rey. Robertson Orr will talk | well and Mrs. H, M. Jones. Twonty-| # Manufacturers’ and Jobbers’ Cleanup! on “Tho Land and Labor Polley of| four charter members were taken | 1 * New Zealand.” {nto the club. + = ee os 8 ; ba ATTLE LODG NO. 7 “PYGMALIC WILL BE eattle Lodge N. 7, D. H. P. A.| PR ED AT CLUB { | A bathtub in action is a wonderful wizard, It makes cross children | sleepy, tired men rofreshed, and tem reposeful Dark Browns and Combinations! Pumps, Ties, Oxfords! Medium and High Heels! Leather and Self Colored! Not all sizes in all styles, butall sizes from 21 to 8. Widths AA to D. {will entertain with a progres | whist Tuesday evening, |tember 29, at 8:20 o'clock, in green hall, A. O. U, W. bullding,| peramental women calm 1409 Ninth ave, The regular lodge| creatures. The wonder-working pos meeting will bo called to order at| sibilities of a bathtub will be. only | 7:20 o'clock for a fifteen minute|one of the Interesting phases of Bansicn) “Pygmalion,” which will be demon. | | Members aro-nasked to attend and| strated by the Moron! Olsen company | become better acquainted. in their first appearance this season, | heh hah Jon October 16, at the Women's Unt Savings! New Styles! 45 Patent, Tan, Blond and Black Satins! 8 , : | CHARITY CARD PARTY |'versity club i Tho L. O. 18. club will give a char: “pygmalion’ is generally credited ity card party Tuesday, September} with being Georgo Bernard aba 29, at 1:30 lock, in the Elks’ club| funniest comedy. It portrays 3 U “6 RE” SOCKS “) 1,200 pairs Women’s Burson Fashioned , rooms. Bridge and whist will be | adventures and mist us that ar6 oon. : Natural gray. First quality. | fs |T0 ENTERTAIN AT BREAKFAST] by the abilities of Henry Higgins, Kru ; : Abid dal ara Gita ¥ mation, Janet Young Sizes 10 to 12. C | t and dark heather mixtures, or. black |. Mrs. David 1. Fryer will entertain | the modern 19k antSman at heehee eae ae im Dose te Hower AM SAY “BAYER ASPIRIN’? and INSIST! September 29, at 12 o'clock, at her} who oh Fe | hom 28 Hlehth ave. W transformation, while Henry Higgin ® At the club for 19m%.{{# portrayed cleverly by Moront Ol.) Unless you see the “Bayer Cross’ on tablets you are JW, Lidmunds, prost: [sen MMM st gonn trvine, a| NOt getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe A, Lambaeher, vice core. |new play not get appearing on! by millions and prescribed by physicians for 25 years. Frantz, treasurer; | Broadway, will HA the second offer: by Mrs,| ing of tho Olsen compa - ny, being bem ah a “a le Fryer pi tah oe core, | booked for December 16, “Tho Torch | Accept only ‘Bayer’ package Be alta elvan tying Se cand which contains proven directions, nl hy Ge hs ‘ al § Cake at| University club players on February ® Handy “Bayer” boxes sof 12 tablets 2 vi i t (You'll say it's good)—Ad- 12, “Wriend Hannah,” by Paul Kes Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggists. | All first quality. Sizes 8% to 10. DOUBLE COTTON BLANKETS RIBBED COTTON UNION SUITS 79° Heavy Wool Finish $ 25 For Roys—SECONDS—Winter weight; kneo length ‘ . 4 Pair ° x with short sleeves. Flat lock seams, drop seat in small slzes only, Sizeu 2 to 16. WOMEN’S OUTING FLANNEL GOWNS 93° Good quality, Gr Bize 66x80 inche with colored borders, L, Metirew, Low Necks or Collars with long sleeves. Slip-over styles, with short or long sleeves, 'Trim- med with braid and hemstitching. Boldt's, P ertanenente tor, an historical romance, will be| A*itia is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Movoaceticncldester of Sallcylion * a ’ : A f 4 ’ / Mt Q ¥ —