Seattle Tennis Evening of Pleasure Hallmarks Summer Social
Seattle Tennis club hosts a seasonal ball with soft lights and floral decor. Notables include Mrs. J. D. Craw, Mrs. W. A. Shannon, and Grace Fischer among performers. a hat sale and handmade goods from the University Guild of the Orthopedic are planned. Horace C. Henry entertains guests. J. Howard Pim visits. multiple luncheons and dinners honor visitors and local couples. the week features bridge, tea, and a Smith College club dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Mitchell
Miss Miller
J. D
W. A. Shannon
University Guild of the Orthopedic
Nations set to attend Madrid congress of suffrage alliance
Delegates from the United States Great Britain India France Switzerland Portugal Sweden Iceland Germany Rumania and Serbia will attend the International Woman Suffrage Alliance congress to be held in Madrid Spain during June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Great Britain
India
France
Switzerland
Portugal
Sweden
Iceland
Germany
Rumania
Serbia
International Woman Suffrage Alliance
Madrid
Spain
Local Travel and Family News Breeze Through City
Patrons Mina Mildred Miller plans a Sunday trip to San Francisco to visit her father Charlies Miller and return in a month. Mr and Mrs John Twohy depart for a brief stay in San Francisco. Dr Charlies Facon R Bovdéwin returns from Del Monte after Easter. M Martius to return this week from California. Charlies L Mowe leaves for Vader and Portland for several days visiting friends. Dr and Mrs Edwin W Dwight and daughter of Boston arrive to visit and stay at Hotel Washington. Lieut and Mrs Ned Schramm celebrate birth of a son and he serves as aviation instructor at March Field Riverside Cal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Mildred Miller
San Francisco
Charlies & Miller
Edwin W. Dwight
Boston
Washington
Dwight
New England Mutual Life Insurance Company
Ned Schramm
Seattle
Afril
Schramm
Marchfield
Riverside
Cal
Moskewitz Heads New Film Dept Under Reconstruction Commission
Mrs Henry Moskewitz secretary of the New York State Reconstruction Commission has been placed in charge of developing non theatrical film art for the Universal Film Co and other related uses the arrangement augured by the company and the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universal Film Co
Henry Moskewitz
New York State Reconstruction Commission
Commonwealth Club Meets April 12 Speaker on South Seas
The Commonwealth club gathers at Good Fats cafeteria on Monday April 12. Emma L. Rhodes, former club president, speaks at 7 about After War Conditions in the South Seas. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth Cab
Commonwealth Club
Good Fats
Emma L. Rhodes
South Seas
Community clubs host dinners and events this week
Pacific Improvement Club in Lake City offers a six to eight dinner at club houses to raise funds for a piano. Lincoln PTA and A boys and parents attend an April 16 celebration with gym exhibition, adjournment to the auditorium for a play and music, then refreshments. Canadian Women’s Club meets April 13 at 2 PM, Arcade building 4990. hosts for the day named. Overseas Club holds Easter dance at 9 PM at Douglas Ball with committee members listed. Lafayette PTA meets April 13 at 2 PM in the school auditorium led by Mr. Santmyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Improvement Club
Pacific Improvement Club of
Lake City
Lincoln PT. A
Green
Arcade
John T. Clague
Henry FP. Robinson
A. F. Ruser
EB. D. Farnea
Overneak Club
Douglas Ball
George Case
Florence Bible
Emma Rees
Mabel Powell
Genevieve Grant
A. Stringer
J. Cubbons
H. A. Sinclair
George Mapel
Civic Conditions Talk Slated With Miss Shafer's Room
The director will speak on civic conditions and Miss Shafer's room will furnish the program, outlining the event details and speakers for the community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Shafer
Pennsylvania Study Club Meeting in April
The Pennsylvania Study Club will meet at the club house on Friday April 16. Mr Douglas from the University of Washington and Mrs John Trumbull will speak on civics. A musical program is planned for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Study Club
Douglas
University of Washington
John Trumbull
Children Mustn’t Mimic Their Naughty Elders
In Philadelphia in April a "parents' union" forms to curb the young social set’s mimicry of elders. Mothers from the city’s top circle elect an executive committee to create rules aiming to restore old fashioned simplicity and curb fashionable backless gowns and late suppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelipumia
Philadelphia
Furnishing a Guest Room Standards of Cleanliness
The article argues that guest room appeal depends on fresh draperies and linens and perfect cleanliness. It stresses neat arrangement of toilet articles, avoiding clutter to respect a guest’s belongings and encourage making themselves at home.
Turkish Embroiderer Displays Colorful Satin Turban
A Turkish embroiderer showcases summer hats with Turkish colors and motifs. One black satin turban features vivid data and crescent embroidery, knotted at the side with orange satin edging on the loose ends.
A I R T In Seattle Exhibition on Homes by Dorothy Gould
An exhibition in Seattle presents men's fortunes and characters via their homes. Notable examples include the Le Roy Danby Lewis and Dr. Bentley homes, with Colonial and English styles, plus Duke Wright influenced flat horizontals. The display shows costs, plans, photos, and varied price ranges, highlighting architects Willcox Cote and Gould among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Fay Gould
Courne
le Roy Danby Lewis
Highlands
Willcox
George Washington
Mount Vernon
Dr. Nentley
Cote
Archie Clark
Terry
Federal Ave
Carl Gould
M. A. Arnold
New Truax
David Moss
David Myers
Seattle
Warde Man
Lake Forest Park
Frederick Adams
Laurelhuret
Plans to Beautify Street Ends
The civic improvement committee of the Chamber of Commerce studies treatment of street ends west of First Ave. The plan envisions arching over the bluff area with glass to create an arcade level with First Ave, inspired by the Burlington Arcade and Pennsylvania Station. Architect Dan Huntington and others work on the proposal with a full report due in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Improvement Committee
The
Chamber of Commerce
First Ave
Union
First
Burlington Arcade
London
Pennsylvania Station
New York
Dan Huntington
David Myers
Carl Gould
Carl IF. Gould
David BE. Fryer
D. R. Huntington
J. A. Luce
Andrew Willatseh
John BK. Price
Burton R. Stare
David Whitcomb
F. W. Cotterill
W. H. Wynn
C. A. Merriam
Keith Bullitt
H. PB. Benson
Muriel King Studying Dancing with Albertini in New York
Muriel King a former Cornish school student and first prize winner in last winter's small homes poster contest has turned to theatrical decorations in New York. She visited Albertini's studio where Margaret Petit studies dancing and was urged to study Oriental dancing. She now works with Albertini in addition to her other pursuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel King
Mies
New York
Albertini
Margaret Petit
Five Bremerton children offered for adoption by Seattle Star
A Seattle Star notice seeks homes for five children, four siblings Ernest nine Ella seven Alvin six Harold three, all in Bremerton, and a newborn boy in Seattle. The mother and father describe severe poverty and illness, hoping to place the children in educated Christian homes, even separately, with urgent need to place them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Sweekold
Bremerton
Ernest
Ella
Alvin
Harold
Seattle
Japanese Legends of Chrysanthemum Myths and the Elixir Story
A legend explains Japan as the island sought by a Chinese king for the chrysanthemum or kiku the plant of perpetual life. The sage leads 300 youths to the far east island finding it to be Japan where he becomes king and they live for centuries in harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Fashion notes on spring capes and feathered collars
The article describes new cape styles in pastel shades with tricolette fabric and clipped ostrich feather collars. Variants include three-quarter length and hip-length capes with many suits and dresses featuring capes and hoods resembling monk robes.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society
Stimson
Horace C. Henry
Mrs. Stimson
SV. R. Hooker
Daniela
University Club
J. Howard Pim
Alexander Dickin
Angus Stewart
B. C
City
Ross Downs
Betsy Booth
Edwin Booth
Golf Country Club
Josephine
Santa Barbara
Erelyn
Lanehurst
Mercer Island
Mise Corrigan
Helen Troy
Frederick & Covers
Thrift Shop
Katherine Crawford
Seatle Tennis Club
Miss Mann
Charlotte Mann
Comfielia Jennings
Smith College
Women’s University Club
Ra. W. A. Foster
Nora Elizabeth Rosa
Carl Stover
Mia Butenschoen
Conducted By
Louise Annable
Miss Horn
Constance E. Horn
Fine Arta Hall
Techaikownsky
Jeanne D'Arc
Mie Iorn
Claude Madden
Arville Belstad
John Twohy
Charlies Facon R Bovdéwin
del Monte
Mr. M. Martius
California
Mr. Charlies L. Mowe
Vader
Portland
Helen Street
Alfred Morgan Lewis
Lafayette PT. A
Santmyer
Langdon McCormack
Henry Frey
Britt Wood
Malary
Fred Fisher
Eagle Harbor
Arthur Loveless
John Ballinger
Ford
Thatcher Dodge
Denny Blaine
Hodges
China
Frank Lloyd Wright
Chicago
Plains
Willatzen
Kerry
Joseph Black
Charles Black, Jr
Queen Anne
Betty Brown
Seattle Star
Chrysanthemum
Hill's
Cascarar
Ae AU Drug Stores
Ackerman & Harris
Hirschoff
Gypsies
Cara Kimball Young
Trilby” S
Maurice Tourneur
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