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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1922

Page

11

Seattle Society social notices and engagements

Frederick Be Bolton and Mrs Fred C Ayer issue for a tea on Friday after Easter at 3 to 5 at Mrs Bolton 4514 16th. Engagement announced for Miss Creigh Cunningham to Mr Charles Diller Jr. Everett Country club guests for Jungle Ball patronesses listed. Various teas showers and entertainments planned by Seattle clubs including Music Club and Sunset club with notable attendees and program items.

Frederick BE. Bolton Fred C. Ayer Bolton Creigh Cunningham Charles Diller Jr Marion Scott and Monard Everett Country F. Royst Willv John Cole Thomas M Alexander M Norval H Charies Henry Fing H. K. Owens Bolcom

Annual Dancing Party by Providence Alumnae Nurses Club

The Camaraderie Nurses' Club announces its annual dancing party at the Seattle Yacht Club on Wednesday evening April 26. Guests include Dr. and Mrs. Bates, Dr. and Mrs. Buckley, Dr. and Mrs. Wanamaker, Mr. and Mrs. Pooler, and Mr. and Mrs. Moore. Nurses in charge are Miss May Sheedy, R N, Miss Teresa McCusker, R N, and Miss Elieanora Schmitt, R N.

May Sheedy R. N Teresa McCusker Elieanora Schmitt

Personal notices of moves and travels fill local page

A long list of residents and visitors announces departures for California and Europe, arrivals from Spokane Vancouver and San Francisco, and temporary visits to Yakima Bellingham Mount Vernon and Lake Crescent. The notices mention motor trips, sailing dates, and plans for wintering and summer homes.

Multiple Seattle Women's Groups Plan Meetings April Nineteenth

City Federation of the W C T U meets at Plymouth Congregational Church on April 11 with 2:30 to 5:00 pm for candidate forums. Various clubs announce meetings and events including dances, lectures, and officer elections through April 18, with speakers from local organizations and student groups.

Y W C A Activities April 11 and 12 Schedule

Y W C A groups announce April 11 supper at 6 p m in the cafe teria dining room with Bible discussion led by Mrs Lena Dorrion at 7 p m in the third floor club rooms. Acacia club plans an April 12 outing in Volunteer park meeting at 1 20 p m at the observatory. rain moves to Mrs George Kramer’s home. Faholo club meets April 13 at 4 p m in the girls club room with Mies Gudrun Eide in charge. Next day Friends of All hold a 6 p m supper in cafeteria private dining room. Mien Zada French leads Bible discussion at 7 p m in third floor club room. Athletic club meets April 13 at 7 p m in second floor club room with Dr Maud Parker as speaker. Palm Circle No 66 honors clerk Josephine McLaughlin with reception and reunion on April 4.

Cosmopolitan Club Lena Dorrion Acacia Club Volunteer Park George Kramer Faholo Club Mies Gudrun Eide Friends of All Club Zada French Athletic Club Maud Parker Palm Circle Woodcraft Josephine McLaughlin Grand Circle

Keeping Young Through Liver and Bowel Care

Dr Edwards Olive Tablets are advertised as a natural tonic to keep skin clear and eyes bright by toning the liver and bowels. The ad touts a vegetable compound with olive oil, claims 90 percent of sickness stems from inactivity of liver and bowels, and cites Dr Edwards a renowned Ohio physician. The product is presented as a gentler substitute for calomel, offered in olive color and priced 10c, 30c.

Edwards Ohio

Musterole promises quick relief for neuralgia

Musterole offers fast relief from neuralgia by rubbing on temples and neck. The ointment uses oil of mustard but won’t burn or blister like traditional mustard plasters. Sold at drug stores in jars and tubes. Prices 25¢ and 30¢, hospital size $3.

Learn to dance at the Hippo drome in West University

Prof. William A. Jackson of New York City offers lessons in stage and ballroom dancing at the Hippo drome located at Wirth and University. Telephone Elliott 3187 for details.

Hippodrome Wirth University William A. Jackson New York City Telephone Elliott Eilliott Jackson The Hippodrome, Fifth and University Bein. Kern Fifth Ave Elliott

Business and Professional Women Meet April 11 in Seattle

The Seattle Business and Professional Women's Club hosts an open meeting April 11 at 6:30 p.m. in the Fine Arts Room, 1213 Fourth Ave. Mrs H Topping will speak on The Business Women of Japan. Delegates and alternates to the state convention at Wenatchee May 12 and 13 were elected.

Seattle Business and Professional Women's Club Fourth Ave Mra. H. Topping Kaji Yajima Topping Japan Wenatchee Mims Rena Keiper Lucy Wand Luella Ayres Mina Edna Crangle Mies Josephine Spellbauer Florence B. Moyer Mins Edna Lynn Edna Nichol Lenora Grant Roberta Wimner-Ford Mina Florence McKay Anna Marie Birucegerbott Molly G. Baldwin Lalu M. Pairbanks Abby Beach Mims F. Davis Lilian Collister Mary Mo Comba Jane Earp Mary Marrett Jennie Lowe Gertrude Moorehouse Anna Mare Prueegerbott Lota Bm. Kelly

Moore Bill Tops Beattie Billboard With Stellar Cast

Moore theater presents a premier week in Beattie with Allen Hogers and Leonora Allen leading a varied program. Doris Humphrey and dancers, Jimmy Leaf and Francene, Pred Fenton and Sammy Fields, Noel Travers and Irene Douglas perform. Jean Middleton and the Melvin brothers add musical and acrobatic flair.

Moore Theater Bechune Allen Hogers Leonora Allen Doris Humphrey Jimmy Leaf Prancene Apenick Pred Fenton Sammy Fields Noel Travers Irene Douglas Jean Middleton Melvin Brothers

Census Service Week Seeks City Veterans Data

More than 4600 active workers join a national drive led by the American Legion to list every exservice man in the city. Mayor Caldwell proclaims Census Service Week to locate disabled veterans eligible for government aid and to gauge hours to housing canvases for veteran bonus support.

American Legion Caldwell

Claim 3 Cent Fare Forsaken Theory Analyzed by Seattle Engineers

The Seattle chapter of the American Association of Engineers reports the Erickson three cent car fare bill rests on abandoned theories once supported by Lenin and Trotsky. They conclude the plan would raise traction bond values by 4.6 million dollars and cost Beattle homeowners over 106 million in 18 years.

Erickson Lenin and Trotsky Seattle American Association of Engineers Stone & Webster Beattle

Washington Women to Attend Baltimore League Convention

Mrs. Pearl Case Mough chairs Washington social hygiene committee and Mrs. KR Hibler, of the state League, will represent Washington at the National League of Women Voters convention and the Pan American conference in Baltimore from April 24 to 29.

Pearl Case Mough Washington State League of Women Voters KR. E. Hibler League of Women Voters National League of Women Voters Baltimore

Ballard Elk Lodge Installs Officers

Ballard lodge No. 27 KP O KB installed officers at the recent meeting. Elected or appointed members include A. W. Tenney exalted ruler C. W. Caaler leading knight Torfi Sigurdsson loyal knight Willa Leake treasurer William Twies trustees Arthur Theisen lecturing knight Dwight Manley secretary Rev. Honor Wilhelm chaplain Thomas J. Hooper inner guard J Thanner tiler L D McDermott delegate to grand lodge with FY Pettit alternate.

Ballard Lodge No KP. O. KB A. W. Tenney C. W. Caaler Torfi Sigurdsson Willa EB. Leake William ‘Twies Arthur Theisen Dwight & Manley Honor Wilhelm Thomas J. Hooper Thomas J. Hooper, Inner Guard; ©. J. Thanner L. D. McDermott Grand Lodge FY. Pettit

L H Tenny Founder of Iron Works Dies

L H Tenny a Seattle resident since 1876 and founder of the Washington Iron Works died at Minor hospital Saturday. A Civil War veteran he opened the Washington Iron Works at the corner of Second Ave and Jackson with J M Frink before the fire. Funeral services were set for Monday at 1 pm at the Bonney Watson establishment.

Ifuls Tenny Seattle Washington Iron Works Second Ave Jackson J. M. Frink Bonney Watson

Seattle musician Braymer dies by gas in Portland hotel

A. H. Braymer, 45, a Beattie musician and former resident of 2638 30th Ave, Portland, committed death by own action in a Portland hotel room Sunday night. He had notified police he planned to throw himself into the Willamette river earlier. Braymer was an accountant and telegraph operator.

Willamette River A. H. Braymer Beattie 30Th Ave Portland Ore Braymer

Causes of Inefficiency Linked to Gland Exhaustion

An advertisement cites Dr Elliott of London as stating that exhaustion of internal secretion glands weakens the body and supplies the basis for glandular medicines. It invites inspection at The Port of Meath 1227 Third Ave across Third Ave from the post office with no consultation charge. Ex Gov Physician.

Elliott London Meaith Third Ave

Five Children Have Appendicitis

An advertisement touts Adlerika as an intestinal antiseptic and system cleanser to prevent appendicitis by eliminating gut germs. It claims rapid relief for constipation and gas, with physician endorsements and local Seattle pharmacy availability.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Seattle Society Ions Teasday R. B. Donworth James Mangrove Kittanning Stanton Robert Baker Deanworth Painter Hall Lowell Mass Phillips Vale Massachusetts of Technology W. H. Ogie Mra Ranics M. Inersham Juliet Gaultiert Elinor R F. Burbank Alfred Battle Sunset Club M. Carroll Miss Fox Helen Sutthoff Mra Bone Helen Goetz J Beddow Helen Schwa Esther Snyder C. EB Burkett EE. Lammers Bridge Rd Inn College Club Francisco Frank Clancy Cedric R. Thompson Mrs. Mitchell Morgan Johnson 44Th Ave. W Bocherini W. Goodbue Provinee Laura Parnell W. Chandler Nichols Watts Chopim L. Willett Madame Patterfly Emma Mitchel Wren Ll. Larson Pauline Pauviovna Birner C. Green Mia, Ralph A Seattle Yacht Club Laurelhurnt Wilbur B. Ives Harold Thompson Clyde Hadley John I. Hall Kawin Duthrie Howard J. Knott J. Pf. R J. W. Kock W. 8. Kinsel Charles IT. Hibbard Mias Margaret Stewart California Mra Howard KR. Loughlin Sagamore Apartments Dean William Hicks Mrs. Hicks Spokane Highland Court Nancy Gamage Mrs. I. Y. Keady Norfolk Alexander F. McEwan Elepeth McEwan Catherine Collins Maya Quebec Europe Richard Marpole Vancouver B. C James PF. Branigan Bellingham Mount Vernon J. E. Radford 38Th Ave Mary Francesa Qancy C. T. Matthews San Francisco Mra T. Bolander Irving EB. Smith Ellen East A. H. Armstrong Lincoln, Neb City Lake Crescent Corwin P. Shank Barbara Jean Walter Reynolds Yakima William Talbot Vera Talbot Washington Mariane Cole James Corbet Mary Lea Fisken A. J. Fisken Nelson B. Phillips Eagle Harbor P Hall Virginia Alki Women’s Improvement Cab Alki Women's Improvement Club W. EK. Schutt 63Rd Ave Conneil P.T. A Counci Seattle Woman's Club Thomas C. van Nuys 36Th Ave Marie Wernii Beebe Browning Maude McGough Phi Kappa Psi Mothers’ Tub Mothers’ Club Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity Sigma Kappa Mothers’ Club Mothers’ Club Sigma Kappa Sorority North End Progressive Cub North End Progressive Club T. J. Traynor Henry Landes Kathryn Miracle Shawondasee Club BP. Williamson 10Th Ave. W Ladies’ Auxiliary Gymnastic Society Ladies’ Auxiliary Seattle Gymnastic Society Fighthave Rhododendron Club Mra. W. Lu Zeta Pei Mothers’ Cab Zeta Pai Mothers’ Club Mra. A. E. Swain 19Th Ave Woman's Century Cub French Department Woman's Century Club Hotel Washington Woman's Civic Gab Woman's Civic Club Erickson Room Barbour Turner Walter F. Meier Writers’ Club Writers Club Mary Kane Hope Hoag Florence Kinley Cronian Chab Cronian Club Federation Club Caleidh Caleidh Club Charlies G. Heifner Denny Way Commonwealth Commonwealth Club Doldt Heoond Ave Arienn A Gwen Frank PF. Hood Phitz Kreisler Senta Sherman- Lay Co Y Dre COR Business and Professional Women’s Club Bertha Allen Bakersfield Cal 16Th St Sella Dr. Pierce Dr. Pierce Invalides’ Hotel Buffalo N. Y Nujol Eran Yen Ete Moore Allen Rogers Viola Dana Dana Harold Lloyd Kidd’s Ac Sky Week Twee Moore Daily Theatre Allen Rogers and Dean Middileton Jimmy Lucas Francene Fenton Fields Travers Moran and Wiser Dennay & Merrill Milter Kent Uictrola Kreisler McCormack Shermanlay & Co Third Avenue Pine Ballard Elk Lodge L. H. Tenny Iron Works William Bouck Northaidy Grange Blue-jay Beerr & Black Hermotone James Mullen Minnesota Adierika LL Langolf James Weaver M. Prettyman J. B. Puckett Poe Swift Drug Co Corner Second Ave Pike St Bartell Drug Co Sena
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