Seattle Society Teas Honor Bride-To-Be at Dinners
Social notices detail Clyde Hudspeth hosting a tea Wednesday afternoon from 4 to 6 to honor Creigh Cunningham, bride-elect of Charles D. Fratt Jr. A series of dinners and gatherings follow, featuring guests from Seattle clubs, with the Dames of America luncheon honoring Rear Admiral Hoogewerff at the Sunset club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde KB. Hudspeth
XM Creigh Cunningham
Charles D. Fratt, Jr
Mre. Schmidt
Karlaberg
Mrs. Lilly
Mildred Lew
Claire Stol
Gertrude Lewis
National Society of the Dames of America
Hoogewerff
John A. Hoogewerff
Puget Sound Naval Station
Local Personal News and Visitor Arrivals
Mrs R Knox Roberts to spend weekend in Port Townsend as guest of Mrs Allan Trumbull. George M Stewart of Yakima to visit son in law and daughter Ivan Talbot for a short stay. George Gunn Jr returns from five week Eastern trip. Archie Myers to leave for Portland next week for a month. Dr Charles Bacon Boudwin recovering after appendectomy in San Francisco. Otto Motech and family to occupy Bartington home for summer. Births: T T Thompson and Hazel Jones welcomed a daughter. Edwin H Badger and Kathleen Shores welcomed a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Knox Roberts
Port Townsend
Allan Trumbull
George M. Stewart
Yakima
Ivan Talbot
Archie Myers
Portland
Community events fill Seattle week with arts and clubs
At 4 o clock Friday a program for high school students features the architects exhibit by the Fine Arts gallery at 1213 Fourth Ave EB Dwyer assisted by Mrs Daniel Huntington with Mr Herold Sexsmith as speaker and Mrs Dillie C Knapp. Ellsworth Green and Ted Meyer contribute musically as tea service runs 4 to 6. A 2 o clock program by Seattle Woman's Club art department precedes. Arthur Latimer wedding trip celebration dinner eyed. Judge and Mrs Burke host before tennis. Sunset Club holds annual meeting with elected officers. Bridge luncheon host Mrs Fred Gilman. Plymouth Congregational Church hosts Literary Tea April 26 with Rhoda M White, plays Trifles and The Flower Shop. Mrs Fred S Catlett chairs reception. urn presiding by Mrs J F Pike and Mrs L S Swift. Dinner hosts Captain Stephen R B Gibbs. Stoltenberg sisters host their bridge club tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fine Arts Gallery
Ng W. EB. Dwyer
Daniel Huntington
Herold Sexsmith
Dillie C. Knapp
Ellsworth Green
Tedmeyer
E. J. Dearborn
BE. J. Green
Plymouth Congregational Church
Rhoda M. White
Pullman College
Susan Glaspell
Winifred Hawkridge
Fred
Catlett
Alvah Lemuel Carr
Nellie Cornish
Leonard Vaupell
Carrie Raser
Clarence Law
Harold Polson
J. F. Pike
L. 8. Swift
Bridge Luncheon Held This Afternoon At Mrs Miles Home
Mrs Seane Miles hosted six teen guests for a luncheon at her residence this afternoon. Bridge games followed later. Alki Auxiliary plans to serve at the Orthopedic Tea shop Friday with Mrs Charles Gaffner as hostess and a list of assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seane Miles
Charles Williams
Mrs. Gaffner
Alki
Charles Gaffner
Mra
C. C. Miksa
Edward Holt
Harry Kaufman
C. R. Closser
Mre
C. C Caine
George Hanna
Ashley White
Anna Sprague
Young Ladies Institute Benefit Dance in Seattle
The Young Ladies Institute will host a benefit party and dance on Thursday evening, April 27, at the Knights of Columbus club to aid the Maryk normination of Seattle. Cards start at 8:30 p m with dancing to follow in the ballroom. Committees include Mary Dougherty chairwoman Alice Hopper Irene Johnson Mary Heas Mabel Strehlau Josephine Molloy Angela Schwarta Veronica Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Ladies’ Institute
Knights of Columbus Club
Seattle
Mixes Mary Dougherty
Alice Hopper
Irene Johnson
Mary Heas
Mabel Strehlau
Josephine Molloy
Angela Schwarta
Veronica Kelly
Orthopedic Guilds Meet Across Seattle Women’s Clubs
Various women’s and auxiliary groups meet Friday April 21 at church halls and homes across Seattle. Events include Capital Hill Prospect Congregational Church hosts, Capitol Hill Lake Union, Laurelhurst, Queen Anne, Madrona, University District and various addresses with hostesses named. Election of officers planned for Seattle Post 18 American Legion auxiliary and other societies, plus needlework sales, luncheons, and card parties.
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Children's Orthopedic Hospital
Vriday
Capital
Prospect Congregational Church
Mre
Prank
Taylor
Mra
HM. W. Vuile
Denny Pubrean
Mr. Kintbert
Harvard Ave
Piret
Mee
Boylston Ave
Beneen
Prink Park
J . King
Highland Drive
Arthur Hope Jones
2Rd
Interlaken Drive
Mra. T. Sather
Fond Ave
N. Laurethuret
Mre BI. Skeel
Laurelhuret
Medion
Cyre Stutfield
Bewing
Madrona
A. MH. Wiseman
Dist Ave
Washington Park
Mra Charlot DD
Lewis
26Th Ave
Mra T. ©. Courtney
A. m. Broadwey
W. Crosby
Women’s Auxiliary of
Seattle
Post
American Legion
Janet Foster
Senate Booze Plot Hinted Among Elite Diplomats
Washington reports indicate large liquor quantities received by members of the elite diplomatic corps. An investigation may probe how diplomatic immunity applies to liquor deliveries and whether diplomats or their guests have withdrawn more than feasible. The state department may be asked to disclose amounts of alcohol received by diplomats in the last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Diplomatic Corps
State Department
Department
Community notices and club events listed for April
Public invited to lectures and tea events on April 21 at 2 PM in North End lower club room. Beacons Hill church Ladies Aid serves silver tea in Sunday school room. Harrison PTA meets April 21 at 2 PM to elect officers and delegates. Red Cross nursing aid class led by Dr. Carl Burdick at 315 University St at 720 PM April 20 for graduate nurses. West Seattle sewing circle meets April 24 at 1 PM at Mrs England residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End
Moete
F. J. Cole
M. Belden
L. G. Suggs
J. D Taughn
Nels Mortensen
HF. Dowling
Ladies’ Aid Society
Beacon Hill Congregational Church
Carl Burdick
University Et
West Seattle Review Sewing Circle
West Seattle Review
HB. A
Sewing Circle
John PD
England
47Th Ave
Freckles advertised treatment promises clear skin
An advertisement touts a freckle treatment with a money back guarantee. It claims Othine removes freckles and promises visible improvement after first applications with double strength offered to lighter freckles. The copy urges customers not to hide freckles.
Seattle Man Nominated For University Student Body President
Rocco Torrance of Spokane and Herbert Little of Beattie were nominated for president of the university student body at the semiannual Associated Students assembly. Torrance is a varsity baseball man and Big W club president. Little is a varsity debater and social committees chair. Other nominees included Bert Patterson for senior representative and Dorothy Haggett for junior representative. Election set for Wednesday, April 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roccoe Torrance
Spokane
Herbert Little
Beattie
Associated Studenta
Torrance
Little
Independent Men's
Board of Control
Bert Patterson
Mellingham
Frank Hobinson
D. W. Caldwell
Dorothy Haggett
Seattle
Tom Austin
Pasco
Hob Keefe
Bnohomish
Helen Welsh
Raymond
Ralph Neely
Lucile Turner
Millions for Fair Is Portland Plan
Portland moves to back a world’s fair in 1625 with a $1,000,000 public drive a $2,000,000 three year tax levy and state stock subscriptions. An immediate $50,000 underwriting fund will support administration policy. The piece notes Pope Adrian IV as the only English pope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
How Shuart Lost His Lunch But Sold His Shoes
A chaotic shoe sale at Shuart Shoe Store drew hundreds of women and four hundred eight failed attempts as only forty buyers could be served at a time. The spectacle featured bargain prices on Gold Slippers and Cousins Factory shoes, with the sale ongoing daily until stock normalizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shuart
Shuart Shoe Store
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Arthur ©R
Rush Estee
Gaine
M. Green
Charles L. Moses
B. L. Gates
William Talbot
San Francisco
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Carl Dittmar
Weland
Thomas
Wilmot Lilly
Betty Booth
Dorothy King
Kathryn Philw
Betty Moran
Yacht Club
Denny Fairguild
Charles
Gerald Frink
John P. Hausman
James’ F. Branigen
Charles Engels
Frederick D. Hammons
John K. Witherspoon
William Silliman
George T. Myers
California
Paris
Joseph McCool
George Gunn, Jr
Charles Bacon Boudwin
Leo Black
G. Batcheller Hall
East John At
Otto Moteh
Chicago
EB. J. Hampton
Bartington
T. T Thompson
Hazel Jones
Virginia Mason Hospital
Apri
Edwin H. Badger
Kathleen Shores
Seattle General Hospital
Judge and Mrs. Burke
Arthur Latimer
Burke
Sunset Club
John Collins
David Edward Skinner
Pierre P. Ferry
R. D. Merrill
George Danworth
Frank RK. van Tuy
Fred Gilman
Stephen RB. Gibbs
Karla
Claire Stoltenberg
POR Priday
Women’s Auxiliary
Seattle Post No
Stevens Women's Relief Corps
Stevens
G. Aor
Veterans’ Hall
Armory
Eale
Native Daughters of Washington
Virginia St
Sunset
T. C. Courtney
W. 46Th .T
Montiertlo Alumnae Association
Monticello Alumnae Association
North Pacific Coast
Monticello Atudenta
Capitol 1422
Pennsylvania Study Club
Coterie Club
University Christian Church
M. M. Minkler
Lettie Gardiner
Auxil
Iary
Seattle Rose Society
Regia Cafe
Cobber
Rose Society
Thomas Wiley
Adele M. Piette
Erickson
A. Lo Webster
Moylaton Ave
N. Limoheon
Seward
Seward Bocia and Literary Club
William Brooks
Seward Park Boathouse
Taction’ Literary and Musical Club
F. Levinson
Green Lake Bivd
Seattle Woman's Club
Art Department
Seattle Womans Club
Architects
Yukon
American Association
Christensen’ Hall
Women's Missionary Society
Piret Presbyterian Church
A. L. Finch
Washington
Finch
Warren Hathaway
T. H. Pidduck
Wiliam McPiwan
J. M. Mack
K. W. Farmer
T. J. Carroll
BR. Kaamussen
J. H. Hyde
Mra. Albert
FB Jones
John S&s. Young
van Asett PT. A
van Aseelt P.T. A
Tts
Northwest Improvement Club
Northwest Improvement Elph
Whittier
N. W
Lavice
Lola Greyerbieh
Greyerbieh
28Th Ave
Jackson
Bertha Price
Melinsa Wells
Mise Henrietta Siemon
North End Flower Club
Ladies’ Aid of
Harrison PT. A
Harrison P.T. A
Othine
Lux
Lever Bros. Co
Cambridge
Mass
Rinso
Seattle Man
Nicholas Breakspear
Adrian IV
Louise C. Beck
Piano Tradier
Albert Hans Paersens
Ratact
McKelvey Beiliett Onne
Rex Beach’s
Tad Theatre
Examiner
Minnesota Bank
Landon
Potic
Star Maya
Dan Landon
Dan
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Marine National
Trust Department— Investments
the Marine National Bank
N. E. Corner
Second Ave
Madison St
Wallace
Answe Wallace
C. A. Shuart Shoe Store
Second
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