Social calendars highlight Seattle society events
The section lists entertaining by Mrs Richard Dwight Merrill Mrs John Collins and others at their Seattle homes with dinners luncheons and a wedding planned for Miss Madge Bell Smith and James Faward McCain. A Birthday dinner for Henry Broderick at the Rainier Club followed by a Moore outing and a Yamaha club program are noted along with a marriage announcement and a successful Orthopedic Hospital bridge tea hosted by the Denny Fuhrman Guild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Dwight Merrill
William Jotran
Orientate
Ier
Henry Broderick
Rainier Club
Broderick
The
Moore
Boulevard Inn
Madge Bell Smith
James Faward McCain
Path
Prescott
Arizona
Albert C. Moses
Samuel Leroy Crawford
Denny Fuhrman
John C. Higgins
Bruce Morgan
Daisy Wood Hildreth
Kathleen Parshall
Minsoma Reid
Missee Niblock
Marion McGee
Mary Booth
Mildred Stevens
Lylas Brown
Jane Cady
Would You Be Different Madame Loy’s Fashion Show
New York fashion feature shows Mina Lou designing for several houses with bold, differing styles. A dove gray taffeta dress with scarlet chiffon bodice and cherry bead panel is paired with hats described as the Canoe and Horse Par Hat. A gown named Tit of Brocade uses silver ang dragon’s blood and white fur accents for a striking, modern effect.
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New York
Mme, Mina Lou Te
Entertaining at Home for Mrs Old before Her Departure
Mrs Francis Paxton Old hosts a large tea at her home in her honor as she prepares to join Ensign Old in San Pedro. Mrs Christian Frederick Graff presides from 4 to 6 with guests including Mrs William Howard and Mrs BE Shorrock, and others assisted by several young ladies. The decor features pink wine and yellow with Darwin tulips daffodils delphiniums and forget me nots throughout the rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Paxton Old
Ensign Old
San Pedro
Christian Frederick Graff
William Howard
BE. G. Shorrock
Knox Roberts
Stanley Jordan
Anona Roberts
Gwendolyn
Gertrude Jansen
Dorothy Merrick
Darwin
Local Social Notes Cover Guests and Births
Mrs. Thomas F Ruhm plans a yacht weekend with Mr and Mrs Thomas Stimson. Mrs W I Beddow and her mother Mr s George B Barclay return home from Southern California. Mr and Mrs Charlies F Noyes depart for several weeks in California. Miss Mildred Lewis and Miss Gertrude Lewis travel to Portland for a short visit. Mr and Mrs Walter Galbraith celebrate a birth at Providence Hospital. Mrs Charles R Brown accompanies Mrs Fred H Gilman to Portland after Mr Gilman’s sudden death. Mrs Charles S Wille and son Douglas return from a six week visit with Mr and Mrs John K Mason in Bay City Michigan. Miss Mary Dudley Walker visits Mr W H H Green in Los Angeles. Mrs J Cromie spent yesterday in town. Mr and Mrs Frank Gilbert Black move to 120 29th Ave N. Mr and Mrs Chester Coulter leave for a short visit. Mr and Mrs George W Wusthoff welcome a son George Jr at Mrs Martins hospital. Miss Lacile Green visits Mrs Katherine Reid Peterson for a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Wille
Douglas
John K. Mason
Bay City
Mich
Club meetings and socials listed by local groups
Sorosia club art dept meets at 2 p.m. with a talk on Childe Hasaar and Current Art as a discussion topic. Eastern Star card party at Meves cafeteria Saturday 8:30 p.m. includes bridge and whist. Allah Chapter 165 OBEO hosts dancing party at Odd Fellow temple Saturday 10th Ave and Priest. Kappa Alpha Theta hosts bridge party at chapter house Saturday 2 p.m. Seattle Juvenile Neighbors of Woodcraft meet at Bwediah club 1:50 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorosia Club
Mra N. J. Irvine
Childe Hasaar
Eastern Star Club
Eastern Star Clab
Meves
Eastern Stars
Allah
Temple
10Th Ave
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Thetas
James Farrell
Seattle
Woodcraft
Bwediah Club
Lorraine
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Priest
Harvard Ave
Shrine Auditorium
Albert Reginald Steinart
Elsie Pennelly
Erich Linroth
Blanche Stallings
George Stallings
Clyde Dunn
Henry Collins
Helen Collins
Halbert Clark
Carrie Christofferson
Lilian Coy
Grant
Women’s Auxiliary to Beattle Symphony Organizes
The women’s auxiliary of the Beattle Seattle Symphony meets at Sunset club for luncheon. By-laws revised and the constitution amended changing the name to Auxiliary to the Seattle Symphony Society. A May 24 entertainment is planned at the Metropolitan theatre with details to be announced. The next meeting is April 14 at Sunset club with a 12:30 luncheon.
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Beattle Symphony Orchestra
Sunset Club
Roy P. Fallard
Seattle Symphony Society
Frederick Bentley
Stephen J. Chadwick
Virgil Kidd
Metropolitan Theatre
Roentgen Society Offers $1000 for Best Radioactivity Copy
The American Roentgen Ray Society announces a $1000 prize for the best copy on Roentgen rays radium or radioactivity. Entries encouraged from writers and educators across the field.
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Roentgen Ray
Ciety
Army tests new hebwalling machine by quartermaster dept
The Army's Quartermaster Department is testing a hebwalling machine designed for army actors. Early trials focus on operational reliability and integration with standard supply procedures.
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Quartermaster Department of the Army
Fifth Avenue Woman Swaps Look in Navy Serge
Miss Theresa Hill appears on Fifth Avenue in a navy blue serge outfit embroidered in white and silver with a French hat edged in blue and black ribbon.
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Theresa Hill
Fifth Ave
New York
New Show at Loew's Palace Highlights Gay Fairy Farce
Opening yesterday the Loew's Palace hosts a lively program headed by The Book Shop comedic skit A Timely Appointment and a clever act by Mille and Moulton. The Gleesons and Houlihan showcase varied costumes and routines while Howard Hoffman and the Ukullo Quartet deliver songs and dances. M Canarian and Cleo present magic with Marie Dore starring in Midnight Gambols.
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Loew's Palace Hip
Hegal
Mack
Mille
Moulton
Akit
Gleesons
Houlihan
Howard and Hoffman
Poene
Ukullo
M. Canarian
Cleo
Magia Marie Dore
Glistening powder from refined shellfish waste advertised
An ad describes a cosmetic powder made from purified refuse of clam and mussel shells for Bolt's store. It claims a glistening finish on hats and gowns and links the product to Fest foods.
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Ehelia
Advice Column on Childcare from Mrs Max West
Mrs Max West a United States children bureau expert and mother of five answers Northwest mothers on child welfare, not medical advice, via stamped self addressed envelopes. The column addresses playmates from unstable homes, infant constipation, stomach pains in toddlers, styes, nervous babies and feeding tips with doctor referrals and practical guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max West
United States Children’s Bureau
Northwest
Colmmon
Mes
the Stam
Seattle
Long-Hated Dishrag Banished Soon in Influenza Test
An influenza survey shows 324 cases per 1,000 for handwashed dishware versus 108 per 1,000 for machine washed dishes. The data imply a shift toward mechanized dishwashing and hint at social change in women's chores.
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Uncle Sam
Spring Fashion Ad Promotes Versatile Wardrobe
An advertisement for Cherry's at 207 Rialto Ridge on Second Ave between Madison and Spring touts a spring sale on credit fashion. The copy highlights wearing a Sunday suit daily with a fluffy blouse and the store’s affordable, versatile outfits.
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Agnes
Cherry's
Rialto Ridg
Second Ave
Madison
Spring
Very loud sounds travel faster than ordinary air sound
A note states that extremely loud sounds move through air more quickly than standard sound. The claim highlights how intensity influences sound propagation in the medium.
Music Pupils Recital Planned for Montelinghal Sunday
Music pupils led by Katelle Patterson perform a Sunday recital at Montelinghal on April 10 at p.m. The program features titles such as Nightingale’s Tri, Mountainide, Twist, Moonlight Waves, Bird Carnival, Garland of Howes and pieces including The Reapers Awakening Departure Return.
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Katelle Patterson Wis
Hong
Nightingale’s
Geraitine Chauretia
Kremer
Thelma Barbour
Valse Hacentrique
Mary Louise Rovig
Jack Gerrick
Esceee
Howes
New Rule Limits Dances In London Ballrooms
A new English order restricts dances to a third waltz at London ballrooms. The rule aims to give older dancers a chance to enjoy ballroom steps while still requiring expert teachers for complex forms like the fox trot cat walk and variations.
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London
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Collins
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Harry A. Field
John Collins
Miss Martin
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Mattie EB. Martin
C. Hewitt
Byron L. Sutton
J. D. McLauchlan
Miss Godley
Valeri Etlis
Mr Hewitt
Robert Hewitt
Herbert Bry
Frederick Mercer
Phillips
William Porter
Porter
Camp Lewis
Charles L. Phillips
Eee
Lisa Lehmann
Mary Helen Brown
Ccc
Eeeneees MacFadyen
Gufford Reid
Charlies K. Phillips
Pechaikowsky
Arcadian
Ernest Jackoveky
Walter Sisemore
Coves
A. W. Quist
Doris
Nccwerlas
Harriett O’repn
George BE. McCulloch
Bachelore’ Club
Ormal
Bachelors’ Club
Charles Brickell
Clyde Rogers
On- Seegar
Herbert Metzdorf
Re. Vern Klepper
John
Madame Lou
Thomas F. Ruhm
Thomas Stimson
W. I. Beddow
George B. Barclay
California
Mrs. Charlies F. Noyes
Mildred Lewis
Gertrude Lewis
Portland
Walter Galbraith
Providence Hospital
Charles R. Brown
Fred H. Gilman
Gilman
Mr. G
Mary Dudley Walker
W. H. H. Green
Los Angeles
J. Cromie
George T. Myers
Frank Gilbert Black
Frank D. Black
29Th Ave. N
Mrs
Chester Coulter
George W. Wusthoff
George, Jr
Lacile Green
Katherine Reid Peterson
Arminal Dancing Party
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Laorraine Chapter
Oreas Circle
W. Oreas Circle
Wood Craft
Co Operative Ball
Hillman City
Palace Hip
Bolt
Norma
Speciad
Princess May
Batiste
Second Avenue
James Street
Friedman-Sheby
Helen McKineog
Dorothy Hiraviuna
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