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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1921

Page

13

Sunset May Program Promises Notable Social Schedule

Seattle society announces May events at Sunset including a May 4 program with Kenneth Beaton on "Pet Experiences" and two luncheon and dance dates. May 11 hosts a business meeting, May 18 features puppets and children's tales, May 25 showcases soprano performances. numerous socials, engagements, and teas follow with many hosts and guests named.

Kenneth Beaton William HH. Meliwan Harry Whitney Oliphant Downs Peter Rabbit Bo Potter Uckets Mra Donald A. Nicholson Claude Malcolm Seeley F. Morgan Miss Kendal Pdna J. Chadwick John Higgins Harriet C. Saunderson Frederick & Nelson's Dian

Social Notes From Glendive And Portland Arrivals

Personal visitors and relocations populate this social column. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Sinclair of Glendive Montana plan a fortnight visit with Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Connell. Mr. and Mrs. Marton R. Cummings spend a few days in Portland. Dr. and Mrs. William F. Waldo move to 2725 N Broadway. Births blessed the Stirrat family and Miss Betty Rowsone welcomes a daughter, Betty Agnes, on April 26 in Ontario.

Miss McEwan Jr. Black William Hoanter Dorothy Leo Black D. Black Miss Elliott Mr. Gay H. N. Elliott Louise Herbert H. Gay Mrs. Gay California Tacoma Daniel Sinclair Glendive, Mont City M. J. Connell Mrs. Marton R. Cummings Portland Mra William FE. Waldo N. Broadway Mra H. Garner Wright Giles Betty Rowsone Ontario Canada Betty Agnes

New York Philharmonic Tonight Led By Josef Stransky

The New York Philharmonic Orchestra, oldest in America and third largest globally, performs at the Arena tonight with Josef Stransky as conductor. Guest conductor Henry Hadley leads Culprit Fay. Soloist Arthur Shattuck, noted American pianist, appears.

New York Philharmonic New York Philharmonic Orchestra Josef Stransky Arena America Stransky Henry Hadley Fay Arthur Shattuck

Pantages Features Yes My Dear and Love Lawyer At Palace

At the Pantages this week the six principal players led by Chick Haines headline a six member cast with eight chorus girls in a sharp musical comedy full of tuneful numbers and Southern levee humor. The Palace Hip presents The Love Lawyer a lively farce with Lew Seymour and His Four Types delivering snappy dialogue and songs. Thrills and laughs mix with violin and cello duo Coscia and Verdi while Jusal and Ossi perform as strongmen and Frank and Gracia De Mont offer Nonsensicalities in a busy bill.

Pantages Chick Haines Jones Fern Higlow King Ethel Gray Pernice Askin Palace Hip Loew Lew Seymour Coscia Verdi Jusal Ossi Frank Gracia de Mont Ralph Seabury

Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound Endures Over Five Decades

An advertisement touts Lydia K. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a time tested remedy used by generations of women. It claims broad effectiveness for female ills and highlights its long-standing reputation. The notice frames the product as trusted by mothers and grandmothers.

Lydia K. Pinkham

Numerous Women Club Gatherings Around Seattle Area

A long list of meetings and events for women and auxiliary groups across Seattle includes the Thurdday Progress Club with Mrs Thompson, the Queen Anne Fortnightly Club hosted by Mrs Bartlett, and the Ung Auction Bridge Club hosted by Mrs Archibald McLean and Mrs Chris Frasch. Also on the slate are luncheons, Bible studies, card parties, and social dances at various homes and halls such as the Bon Marche tea room, Plymouth Church, Knights of Pythias hall, and the Swedish club house, with attendance by dozens of named members and hosts across the city.

Una Auction Archibald McLean Chris R. Frasch Ung Pridge Club Sixth Ave Seneca Lamcheon

Wish Granted for a Complete Outfit on Credit

A dialogue shows a wife asking her husband Tom to have a complete new outfit from head to foot. She explains Cherry's on Second Avenue between Madison and Spring and a nearby 207 Fulton Building over the Pig’n Whistle offers credit, so they may both shop without immediate money.

Tom Cherry’s Second Ave Madison Spring

Onion preparation technique for peeling and cooling

A fragment describes peeling onions by slicing and dunking in cold water to ease removal of skins, noting a sequence of cutting and cooling steps. The passage reads as a dated practical tip, likely from a kitchen manual or household guide.

Sash Train Descriptions Highlight Gown Details

The passage describes sash trains forming gowns with ribbons winding around figures and trailing long fringed edges. It notes that bar tap on the lowest cellar step helps prevent tracking dirt up.

Bartap

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