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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1919

Page

23

Social events and notices honor Miss Mackay and community figures

Mrs George W Mertens hosts an informal luncheon for Mrs John H Perry. Miss Janet Mackay of Vancouver visits, attends teas and bridge games. Irene McDermott and Jean McMorran perform at White Elephant and Red Cross Jumble Shop. Birth of a son to Mr and Mrs John C Pierce. French relief events planned. Green and Black club dances announced. National League for Women's Service twilight musicales ongoing at Soldiers and Sailors Club with performers including Miss Bernice Neil and Miss Leone Langdon.

Perry John Hn. Perry George W. Mertens Miss Mackay Janet Mackay Vancouver B.C Charles H. Burnett M. T. Giesting George Terrell Giesting RS. Hawley Katherine Howe National League For Woman's Service Washington Hotel Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Club Alice Sherman Bernice Neil Leone Langdon Landon Fonald Constancy Foote Ruth Gillespie Eseree Cyril Beott Brunette Dansante Farrata Dohnanyi Allambo Balaton Hubay Cupid Haciecy Stephens Zephyrs Jonaen Chaminade Kobler Mies de Forent Anderson Bernice Nell Mise Miss Langdon

Alice Fay Leads YMCA Effort With Le Mana Library

Alice Fay writes from Le Mana where the YMCA library is crowded serving 150000 soldiers and 400 girls with 3000 men daily using scarce books and magazines. Miss Nettleton assists, and Fay hopes for 3000 more girls and a two year signup while planning a move to Oxford in October.

Alice Fay le Mana Miss Nettleton Clark Nettleton Alice Oxford Coblents

Clarence Wikel’s prank ends badly in West Virginia

Clarence Wikel of Germany suburb attempted a joke by poking his head through a window to scare his wife alone at home. An ambulance transported him to a hospital where he recovers from serious head wounds. his wife sustains minor injuries.

Alderson W. Va Clarence Wikel Germany Wikel

Club Notices for Saturday Gatherings and Dances

The Classic Culture club meets at 2 30 p m at 4404 Burke Ave hosted by Mrs Clara Hartle with Nellie Sterritt speaking on The League of Nations followed by a discussion and a host provided musical finale. Alumnae chapters of Alpha Chi Omega Gamma Phi Beta and Alpha Xi Delta hold meetings at listed homes with 1 30 and 1 p m start times and directions by North Queen Anne car and McGraw St. Overseas club hosts a social with proceeds aiding war relief and the new division march to be introduced on return. Homesteaders' society dances at 9 p m in Odd Fellows temple 10th Ave and EB Priest with good music.

The Classic Culture Club Clara Hartle Burke Ave F. Moyer Nellie Sterritt League of Nations Hostems Alpha Chi Omega A. MacAuley Smith St Queen Anne McGraw St Overseaa Club Homesteaders’ Society Odd Fellows’ Temple 10Th Ave

Local wartime arrivals and moves in Seattle area

Personal notices list veterans and families arriving in Seattle and nearby towns. Mr Park Weed Willis Jr and Mrs Willis return to Philadelphia from Seattle, Lieut Norman Gibbs arrives from France, Capt Peter Ottosen on temporary duty at Fortress Monroe, Ensign Russell White and wife planning to settle in Seattle, other families visiting relatives and making moves to Everett, Spokane, Newport News, and nearby communities. several students and travelers are noted including Miss Mary Ann Shipman and Miss Katherine Jerorfie in Everett, and the Sunder families in Altadena and Los Angeles.

Park Weed Willis, Jr Seattle Sun Willis Philadelphia Peter Ottosen Newport News Fortress Monroe Mrs. Ottosen Ensign Russell White Mrs. White Seattle Mrs James Kiefer

Ribbons Take Spring Fashion Spotlight for Young Girls

Open season for ribbons drives spring style with hair girdles gowns hats and party frocks.Delicate examples for little girls showcase rove pink grosgrain double fillets canary bows pastel ribbon roses and black green grosgrain hair bows with white picot edges.

How to Force Hyacinth Bulbs for May Bloom

Plan a breakfast table hyacinth display by May First using newly developed forcing methods. Select early blooming varieties in red white and blue and force each bulb in a tall glass vase with water and a dark top cover to keep shoots from emerging until sun exposure. Roots grow while the top is shaded, then exposure and fresh water promote flowering in four weeks. Protect overnight with a stiff paper bag.

Hothouse Gart Baldil Lord Macaulay Royal St Madame van der Hoop la Innocence Charles Dickens

Dishes From A Historic Menu Archive

A collection of recipe snippets detailing Asparagus with Nut Gravy, Bread Pudding a la Caramel, Divinity Fudge, and Salmon Mould. Instructions cover trimming asparagus, simmering with stock, adding nut butter, baking puddings, making fudge by beating egg whites, and preparing a salmon gelatine mould served on crisp lettuce.

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Readers Debate Ruth Garrison Case and Faith Dilemmas

Letters confront Ruth Garrison murder trial, religious doubt, and moral judgments. Readers discuss faith, love, marriage, and the public’s response, with strong opinions about justice and gender morality in a period-style exchange.

Mies Grey Ruth Garrison Grace Storrs

Prickly Porky Faces Fear As Buster Bear Awakens

Prickly Porky hides in a tall hemlock while Sam Jay delivers news that Buster Bear is awake. He fears discovery and cannot decide what to do, clinging to his perch and whimpering as the danger looms.

Porky Sammy Jay Buster Bear Buster Foster Sammy Prickly

Fruit salad with citrus and lettuce nests

A simple raisin and fruit salad combines two oranges two bananas and one grape fruit with seeded raisins and lemon juice. The mix is folded with mayonnaise dressing and served in nests of lettuce leaves for a light dish.

Pershing Taught Latest Steps By Berkeley Society Girl

After the armistice, General Pershing relearned dancing at Coblenz on a Victory ball. Miss Elizabeth Witter, Berkeley socialite, aided the general in regaining his one stepping as Crom worker on the Western front watched.

Pershing Elizabeth Witter Berkeley Cal Ted Crom Western Front Coblenz

Dark Men and White Women in War Reflections

A wartime piece embraces Black soldiers as heroes and celebrates women’s roles in Red Cross and home front service. It urges unity across race and gender, lauds Black regiments, praises Clara Barton founded Red Cross, and calls for women to join a broader sisterhood to support men in the war effort.

America Virginia Red Cross Clara Barton Rudyard Kipling Julia O'Grady Trench No Brotherhood of Man

I Determine On A Real Adventure And Climb Down A Ladder

A young woman narrator prepared for danger as she descends through a closet trap door into a dark well. She contemplates Bolshevik intrigue and personal risk while considering the horrors that might await at the bottom. The scene ends with a cliffhanger as she proceeds.

Mile Vanderlyn Jane Lorimer Lorimer Mansion Certeis Eton Tony

War era call to action sparks debate on gender roles

A fragmentary wartime speech frames women as active players in society while urging men to maintain morale and continue efforts. It uses metaphor about arms, skirts, and a Red Crows apron to rally persistence and equal participation as the war continues.

Red Crows

Soldier confronts man at station and is jailed

John Peterson, a returned soldier, met at the Northwestern station with a woman who introduced an accompanying man, B. O. Woodward, as her husband. Peterson attacked Woodward and was placed in the city jail.

Sioux City John Peterson Northwestern Station B. O. Woodward Peterson Woodward

Home remedy claims to cure catarrhal deafness and head noises

Advert reads a simple home treatment using Parmint double strength dissolved in hot water with sugar. It promises relief from catarrh related deafness head noises and related symptoms within days claiming about 90 percent of cases improve with this approach.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Betty Brainerd White Elephant Irene McDermott Wight Anna Thomson Milburn St. Paul A. W. Tidmarsh Lady Maccabees France Belgium John C. Pierce Olympia Pierce United States Naval Dansant France Amerique Relief Association Army and Navy Club Thomas Bordeaux J. ¥. Douglas Alfred Battle A. I. Bouffleur N. Hedges Bert Farrar James DeVeuve G. “W. Purcell Alfred Rollo H. H. Birkholm Green and Black Club Mt. Park Riemer Phillips Leon Dover Hamilton Olin Arthur Connell William Dover Gamma Phi Beta Grace King 14Th Ave. N Alpha XI Delta Sorority Mra T. J. L. Kennedy 44Th Ave Lieut Norman Gibbs New York Mary Ann Shipman Spokane Everett Stuchell-Carpenter Katherine Jerorfie A. B. Newell Toledo Ohio Edgar Amen Newell M. M. Bruce California Alki Point Moritz Thomsen Frederick Sundt Altadena V. Stefanason Los Angeles William C. Kieth Idaho Henry Ristine Paul Mandell Henry Mr. Henry Robert M. Clarke G. G. Lyon Stella Webster Harold Burchard 363Rd Infantry Presidio Lake Cushman Helen Hunt Walker Smith College Boston Middleburg Mass William C. Houssey Charlotte Victoria Harold Stimson Hollywood Farm John Spargur Washington Hotel Annex Betty Brown Cynthia Grey Misa Grey Mins Grey Mine Grey Ruth Garron Sonia Bunk Atuff Milas Garrson Dudley M. Storrs Uth Garrison Cirey Huth Garrison Mia Misa Miss Garrison Eympathy Anly Storrs Frath Garrison Mr. Storrs Thornton W. Burgess T. W. Burgess Pauline Pine Street Elliott Megy Igs
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