Wellesley Club Benefit Opens The Sweetheart Shop
Dr and Mrs Edgers entertain at the Wellesley Club benefit performance of The Sweetheart Shop at the Metropolitan theatre next Tuesday evening part of the proceeds go to the Wellesley college endowment fund. Patronesses from the University of Washington added include Mrs Henry Suazallo Dean Huntley Colkwell and others with supper at Women’s University after the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Edgers
Wellesley Club
FE Rns
E. B. Rodgers
W. B. Powers
A. D. Bishop
Metropolitan Theatre
Wellesley College Endowment Fund
Women's University
University of Waah
Henry Suazallo
Dean Huntley Colktwell
Mra
David
Frederick Padelford
Ima J. Frein
Charles
John Condon
M. Lyle Spencer
Keith Gregory
Herbert Condon
W. P. ‘Upper
Peters Winslow Nuptials In San Francisco Event
Miss Ma Louise Winslow daughter of Stetson Winslow married Sidney Wyck Peters son of William A Peters in St. S Episcopal Church San Francisco. A reception followed at the home of Mrs Douglas Hostess entertaining a bridge club. Details include attendants and early social plans in Seattle and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wr. Peters
Miss Winslow
San Francisco
St. ‘S Episcopal Church
San
Ma Louise Winslow
Stetson Winslow
Sidney Wyck Peters
William A. Peters
Algernon T. Gibson
Luzy Hanchett
Josephine
Eugenia Peters
Liz Winslow Gibson
Douglas
Clinton
Stephen B. Gibbe
Margaret Matzenauer Concert Planned for Monday
A recital featuring Margaret Matzenauer is announced for next Monday with a list of participating young ladies and gentlemen, chaperones, and accompanying staff. The item notes travel to and from the venue and mentions local social guests and hosts for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Matzenauer
Entre Nous Club Spring Dance at Masonic Temple
The Entre Nous club hosts its annual spring informal dance in the Masonic temple on Saturday evening April 23. The event invites members to dress casually for a relaxed social night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entre Nous Club
Masonic Temple
Nutritional Guidelines For Housewives In Food Prep
The article notes cold weather increases food needs while inactive workers need less than active laborers. Children require ample food for growth and those with high energy use need more than lethargic individuals. Tall thin people require more food than short plump ones.
Personal notices of departures and visits in area society
Mrs Hedley departs May 7 for New Zealand to attend her sister Miss Middleton Kitto and Mr Phrey's wedding. Mrs Miller leaves for Bellingham for a weekend with Mrs Bills. Miss Michaelia returns to Victoria after visiting Miss Jackson. The Montgomerys relocate to Harper Washington for permanent residency. Ms Miller travels to Portland for a weekend with Dr Sears. Mr and Mrs Hibbard move to 350 See at. Mrs Edmunds to return from Kellogg. Mrs Smith leaves Myrtle Point for home. Mrs Dillon visits Tyrer family in Tacoma. Mr and Mrs Kinzer to return to Bellingham tonight. Mrs Fritch and Barbara head to California for a month. Mr and Mrs Simpson move to Woodland Court. Mrs Hohn departs for Los Angeles to join daughter Ming Lucile Hohn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
William R. Hedley
New Zealand
Miee Middleton Kitto
Music Art and Foolishness Program At University Methodist
Jerome Shaffer presents a program titled Music Art and Foolishness at University Methodist Church Brooklyn Ave near Boat 42nd St on Friday evening April 15. All are invited. Homesteaders Lodge offers a social dance tonight. Stevens Relief Corp No 1 hosts a social and luncheon at Veterans Hall on April 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Methodist Church
Jerome Shaffer
Brooklyn Ave
Homesteaders’ Lodge
Homesteaders Lodge
Stevens’ Relief Corp No
Veterans’ Hall
Real thriller ad hawks credit fashion spree at Cherry's
A dialogue pitches shoppers to visit Cherry's at 207 Rialto Building on Second Ave between Madison and Spring. The scheme promises access to suits coats sweaters dresses blouses and more with credit, claiming monthly payments equal cash costs, offering a "real thrill" in shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry’s
Rialto Building
Second Ave
Madison
Spring
Mme Tetrazzini Delights Arena Audience In Concert
A large enthusiastic crowd greeted soprano Mme Tetrazzini last evening at the Arena. Her voice impressed with rare clarity in the high register and warm depth in the lows. The program included arias and concert numbers with generous encores and strong accompaniment by Longo Gegna and Howe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme, Tetraval
Volow
Mme, Tetrageini
Denga
Fonsi
Quaranto
Lama
Toselli
la Paloma
Badine
Drigo
Francesco Longo
Max Geena
J. Henri Bove
Cullat
Teehalkowsky
Mears Longo
Gegna
Howe
Baellman
Popper
Mr. Geena
Concert by Mme Matzenauer at Metropolitan Theatre Monday
Mme Matzenauer billed as world’s greatest contralto will perform Monday evening at the Metropolitan theatre with Charles Carver and Frank La Forge. The program includes arias and solos from The Magic Flute and other operas, plus orchestral numbers and a Barcarolle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Matzenauer
Mme
Metropolitan Theatre
Charles Carver
Baseo
Frank la Forge
del Milo Dolce
Rehumaan Sapphic Oderahe Erikiog
Behobert Mme Mateenavuer Arta
Carver
Mme Matremauer
Ta Forge
Carver Waenderer
Offenbach
Anmon Pub
Ceeace
Meyerbeer Mme Maternaver
Arther
Judson, Paitadei Pata
Mime
Mateenaver
Meep
Matsenaver
Mr Carver
Northwestern Tocr
Keetion Hings Concert Bureau
Portland
Ore
Clubs and Events Highlight Saturday Social Calendar
The Classic Culture Club meets Mrs. Frank Skinner at 2 p.m. to discuss Beattiee Manufacturers and How and When to Pay. Seattle Yacht Club hosts a chicken dinner and dance Saturday evening April 16. Lotus Club plans Rainbow Ball April 16 at the Masonic temple with a committee of Reynolds Fredlund Ayron G Iven and others and patrons Mrs W B Ives Mrs F L Emerick and Mrs J J Moore. Alki auxiliary of the Orthopedic hospital hosts a birthday luncheon April 16 at 1 p.m. at 4830 Beach Drive. Knights of Pythias Manner Lodge No 9 holds a card party in Georgetown Fraternal Hall Saturday evening April 16.
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King County
Uate
Masonic Temple
Henry Suzzallo
Hugh M. Caldwell
B. Crichton
Park Willis
Horace la
Paul Turner
David H. Hall
Landes
M. W
Copeland
W. T. Wool
William C. Glasgow
Shepherd
Winstow
Griswold
Homer D. Dudley
Harry Soule
M. Read
Cordon Thompson
Margaret Rice
Nurses’ Central
Ella Brickcity
Classic Culture Club
Mra
Frank Skinner
Harvard Ave
Beattiee Manufacturers
Dincunaion
Yacht Club
Laws Club
Rainbow Ball
Lotus Club
Mesara
Reynold Fredlund
Ayron G
Iven
Wm, A. Colaky
Wilfred K. Harmon
W. B Ives
Mra. F. L. Emerick
Alki
Orthopedic Hospital
Frank Jerome Maneriver
Beach Drive
S . Ee
Knights of Pythiae Manner Lodge
Knights of Pythian
Georgetown
Evening class resumes at Jumble Shop for new born infants group
The Beattle Chapter A S C educational committee organizes a Tuesday and Friday morning class from 10 to 11 30 at the Jumble Shop for postponed home nursing lessons. This likely will be the last morning class before summer. certificates issued since September exceed 600 with 105 in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beattle
Phoning Main
Advice on caring for healthy children by Mrs. Max West
United States expert and mother of five answers Northwest mothers on child welfare. She will discuss feeding, cooking, and daily care for healthy children, with readers asked to send stamped self addressed envelopes for personal replies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max West
Mas Weet
United States Children’s Bureau
Northwest
Indone
Mma
Max Wal
THE
STAM
Bhatia
Illustrated talk on Mont Saint Michael by Emile Villemin
Emile Villemin, official lecturer for the Federation of the Alliance Francaise, presents an illustrated lecture on the history and art of Mont Saint Michael at the M C A auditorium on April 22. Villemin promotes Franco American friendship, heads the Cercle den nales in New York, and has produced several plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mont #t
Michael
M. C A
Emile Vilemin
Federation of the
Alliance Francaise
Villemin
Ple
Unis
France
Cercle
den Nales
New York
Alpine Knitted Worsted Suits With Patch Pockets
A description of Alpine suits made from pure knitted worsted featuring notch lapels patch pockets and tailored Ni style with box plaited backs. Favored colors include green brown black white navy and heather tones.
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Seattle Society
William Mra
T. B. Owens
Evelyn Lane
Rex Stafford
Hotel Sorrento
Christensen
Christensen’s Hall
East
Montgomery Is
Capitol
William Ford
Misa Dorohy Greene
Carl O. Martin
Halmar
Margaret Coles
Lydia Bushell
Marian Machearn
Virginia McCarthy
Helen Beck
Dorothy Bresslar
Gall Murphine
Virginia Barr
Lucena Allen
Hortense Mathis
Minas Darthula Parsons
Margery Sierer
Vivian Humphries
James Matthews
Ralph Olson
Gordon Patterson
Donald Morris
Hioward Barnes
Gerald Webber
Harold Manion
Lester Langtry
John Farley
Donald Fairbanks
William Nolan
Frank James
Stewart Matthews
M. A Porter
W. E. Humphries
J. Hotlownay
Cal
Barnes Hopital
Louis
Miss Hotn
Los Angeles
Frederick Hall White
Agate Point
Paul Mande
Henry
H. B.B. Ristine
Yakima
Julius Harrah
Elizabeth Richmond Miller
Bellingham
JH. H. Bills
Ming Elsa Michaelia
Victoria
B. C
Geraldine Jackson
William H. Montgomery
Harper, Wash
Mise Marjorie Miller
Portland, Ore
Edwin Sears
Henry Hibbard
Washington Arms Apartments
Henry Edmunds
Capt
Kellogg
Idaho
Sidney G. Smith
Mra Conner EB. Gray
Myrtle Point
Mra A. M. Dillon
Tacoma
Mrs
Thomas Tyrer
Archibald Clark
Bainbridge Island
Phillips G. Kinzer
W. F. Fritch
Barbara
California
Charlies
Byron Simpson
June Mays
Marion St
Woodland Court
Carl Hohn
Ming Lucile Hohn
Mme. Tetrazzini
Boston Post
Catelys
Seneca and
Spring Street
Seattle Yacht Club
Pacific Coast Biscuit Company
Greyerbien Hall
Emma Kopp
Mies Florence Vena
Misa Peart Erickeon
Anna Musick
Mise Eva Pierce
Tom Wheeler
Clarence Good
Charles Muzzy
Vernon Newbanka
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Seattle
American Legion
Nellie Adama
BE. Harrison
Angela Grotte
Angela Grotto
MKS
VA. & Public Health Service
Washington, D. C
Washington Mattress Company
Washington
ARENA
Rose
Medley Fox
Mene
Whiteman and Orchestra
Peerless
Paul Whiteman
Margie—Fox
Art Hickman
John McCormack
Victrolas
NEW Edisons
Columbias
aAlIl
Third Ave
Ferris
Jersey
Copenhagen
Second Avenue
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