Attractive Dance Given by Miss Miller in Seattle
Society notes recount a lively Seattle Tennis Club dance honoring Miss Patricia Fotheringham and fiancé Ene Merrill Sproul. Miss Thelma Miller hosted with chaperones Mr. and Mrs. Murphy. decor featured carnations, huckleberry, and salal. reception included verses and kodak pictures.
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Miss Miller
Beulah Mitchell Coutts
the &T
Patricia Fotheringstam
Ene Sign Merrill Frederick Sproul
Thelma Miller
Seattle
John F. Murphy
Social notes of local residents travel plans and visits
Mr. John Harrington Edwards returns to the Hotel Sorrento after travel in the south and east. Mrs. Edwards visits Kalispell Montana. Capt. BE. V. Argon sails to Vancouver. Miss Elizabeth Daulton to arrive home May first from Manila. Mrs. A. Dice arrives from Moscow Idaho and will relocate to the Philippines. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fischer tour the Orient and Hawaii. Mrs. George Myers joins. M. Kagansky to attend National Foreign Trade convention in San Francisco May. Kathleen Baillie Barrett weekends in Tacoma. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Fipperson head to Alaska. Mrs. Warren Gazzam and Miss Ruth Gazzam in Victoria with J. Thatcher Hodge party returning from the Orient. Mrs. Louis H. M. of St. Paul visiting Archibald Clark’s sister. Miss Fiona Florence of Portland visits town. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Parnes and Mr. and Mrs. T. A. D. Jones spend weekend in Everett with James Eddy.
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A. Dice
Moscow
Idaho
C. B. Doherty
My Home Buyers Advertisement in Seattle Market
An offering for a half acre home in Seattle at a cash price of $100 plus $15 monthly payments. The ad promotes affordability for homeowners, mentions chickens, garden, and free wood as cost savers, and lists H. C. Peters at 716 3d Ave as contact.
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Seattle
Community clubs and meetings fill Seattle schedule
Queen Anne Study Club hosts Mrs H Goddard at 2 pm with lectures on Alfred Noyes and book reviews. Seattle Woman's Club hosts literary class at 1 pm with current topics led by Maud McGough. Iowa Club dinner reports on membership drive at Meves Cafeteria. Ballard High School PTA meets at 2:30 pm with community singing. Writers' Club meets at 8 pm in Erickson club room. Washington Hive and Pacific Hive plan county convention at Fraternal hall. Rainier Chapter D A R meets at Sorrento hotel. Walla Walla PTA executive board meets at school principal's office. Alki Community Council plans fashion show 8:45 pm with burlesque fashion features and a parade of outfits. Canadian Women's Club set for April 27 with speaker Dean Mathew Lyle Spencer and music. Ex-Service Women's Club meets at University Commons with officers elected. King County W C T U institute Tuesday at Renton Baptist church with full program of devotionals, reports, and open-air meetings.
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Wil
At & O
Arcade Building
Mathew Lyle Spencer
University of Washington
King County
Muale
À Pour
J. McAlitater
Lilly Dana
Violet Titna
Quison
Lola J. Vilage
A. le Thompson
Mary Stilwell to preside at King County temperance event
Masia Mrs. Mary JL Stilwell, president of the King County Women’s Christian Temperance Union, will preside. Marathon Entertainment Club to meet at Columbia hall for drill practice this evening at 8 o clock. Jockey club met last Wednesday for weekly ride and plans another ride this week. Informal dance arranged for Shrine auditorium by Lorraine Chapter No. 6 O B S on Thursday April 29 at 8 p.m. Seattle Alumnae Phi Mu to hold regular meeting May 1 at 4530 University boulevard. visiting Phi Mu members invited.
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Prise Ceemgs
Masia
Mary JL. Stilwell
King County Women's Christian Temperance Union
Marathon Entertainment Club
Columbia Hall
Jockey Club
Shrine Auditorium
Masonic Temple
Lorraine
Herbert Nutting
Seattle
California Syrup of Figs Ad Headlines Child Laxative
An old newspaper ad promotes California Syrup of Figs as the child’s best laxative. The claim markets a gentle remedy for digestive relief and emphasizes a family health routine. The tone reflects period advertisement language and product branding.
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California
Americanization Work of the Y W C A in Seattle
The Y W C A launches an Americanization program to aid foreign children in Seattle. Twenty six girls under fifteen from Cosmpolitan Mission study domestic science at the association building each Tuesday under Miss Henrietta Purges. Mothers of the mission girls also receive lessons, aiming to bring new skills into foreign homes.
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Weller St
Henrietta Purges
University of Washington
Mareta Havens
Association
Packing Winter Clothes in Labeled Boxes
A storage reminder to pack winter suits and clothes in clearly labeled boxes. Plan ahead for months of safe keeping and avoid misplacing items by labeling each box with contents and date. Ensure boxes are sturdy and stored in a dry, accessible area for easy retrieval when winter returns.
Indian Raid Ends in Fire and Flight for a Family
A narrative recounts a Texan homestead attacked by Indians. John shelters the children under a feather bed as rifles fire through the house. The tribe carries out the children to their chief and burns the home, then disperses, leaving the family hungry and seeking safety toward the school while the mother is found injured. The tale continues.
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Hall
Cooper
John
Jon
Labeling storage boxes speeds fall packing
The passage urges marking boxes with contents like Johnnie salt or Mary's Peter Pan to avoid opening many boxes later. It suggests placing a pasted list on the end of the box so a quick glance confirms what's inside, reducing search effort during unpacking.
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Johnnie
Mary
Color Introduced in Wedding Gowns
Bridal gowns of this spring depart from white with touches of color. Modistes use flesh color veiling, pale flowers, or jeweled accents. Many gowns feature Empire lines and white net with beading and crystals.
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Rs. Hill
Archibald G. Clark
Louis Hill
St. Paul
James Hamilton de Veuve
Sunset Club
Bridge
Miss Frye
William Henry Glorius
Marian Frye
Frank WB. Searing
James K. Jameson
Alver Robinson
Anna Barton
Hazel Jaeay
Iza
Anne Agmew
Mclaren
Wim
Barton
Grace Fischer
Patricia Fotheringham
J. Hanna
Frank Q. Barstow
South Orange
New Jersey
Harold Lee
The
Women's University Club
Mrs. Shannon
Charles Hamilten
Do. W. Wiley
William A. Shannon
Shannonon-Chelan
Mount Baker Guild
Mount Baker Park
Elephone
Main
Home
Sutton
Victor Eckendahl
Pred Morgan
J. Addison Hyde
W. W. Scruty
Wilbert M. Campbell
J. G. Lindberg
A. G. Snyder
Robert William Clark
Red Cross
Helen
Motor Corps
Benefi
Children’s Orthopedic Hospital
Fifth Ave
University
Marian Carrigan
John Mungo Dand
Bushnell
John Harrington Edwards
Sorrento
Edwards
Kalixpell
Montana
BE. V. Argon
Vancouver
B.C
Elizabeth Daulton
Manila
P. 1
Francis Burton Harrison
Fred T. Fischer
Orient
Hawaiian Islands
George T. Myers
Fischer
M. Kagansky
San Francisco
Kathleen Baillie Barrett
Tacoma
W. E. Fipperson
Alaska
Warren Gazzam
Ruth Gazzam
Victoria
J. Thatcher Hodge
Mrs. Louis HM
City
Archibald (. Clark
Fiona ‘Florence
Portland
Donald Parnes
T. A. D. Jones
Everett
James Eddy
Cie
MY Home
H. C. Peters
3D Ave
Mysteriou
Palatin
Canadian Pacific
E.F.L. Sturtles
Second Avenue
Queen Anne
H. Goddard
Weat Blaine
Mra H. Goddard
Alfred Noyes
Mra. J. Pearce
Japan
Seattle Woman's Club
Mme
Mary. Coolidge
Marie Beebe
Mies Maud McGough
35Th Ave
Iowa Club
Iowa
Meves
Ballard High School
P.T. A
PT. A
Francia Russell
L. M. Grant
G. M. Kinsely
Writers’ Club
Erickson Club
C. H. Chariton
Vera Kelsey
James M. Stamps
Washington
Pacific Hive
Ladies of the Meacabees
Fourth and
Pike
Michigan
Alki
Community Council of
Alki Woman's Improvement Club
Elizabeth Baker
Gwendolyn Monroe
Misa Florence "Lanter
Gwendolyn Hines
Maledad Mea
A. Wright
Mra
James Sargent
Claudia
Maxim Rogers
la Mode
Voral
Wompttam
Cluteam
Frenk Moulton
J. Hamilton
P. Towtt
Prudence Weaver
Barant
Masurki
University Commons
Mary Louise Rochester
Rose Ginas
WK. Townsend
Adame
University Union
Donala Vv. MacDonald
Della Bomers
Lillian Vincent
Mattie Allison
Dockey Club
Phi Mu
Y.W.C.A
Mabel Cleland
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