Tea Room at Rolling Bay Hosts Pleasant Tea Event
A Rolling Bay Eagle Harbor tea room run by Miss Jessie Fisken and Mr. H Rollins offers refreshments after boat trips. Guests enjoy vintage furniture, bric a brac, bric a brac items for sale, and decorative May Day events. Patrick P Clark returns from Los Angeles as guest of honor at the literary tea hosted by Mrs. James Mason. May Day musicale planned at the White Shop with light decorations and original ideas. A riding party for sub debs members includes Miss Green and others riding from Loyal Heights to Point with a picnic. An engagement announced: Miss Bea Simpson of Oakland to Daniel Volkman with Mrs. Andrew Simpson in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolling Bay
Eagle Harbor
Nh School
Jessie Fisken
Mr. H. Rollins
Patrick P. Clark
Los Angeles
James Mason
Sub Debu
Point
Loyal Heights
Mirer Green
Ellen Mes
Mies Josephine Fransiert
Miss Blake
Helen Schwager
Buster Burnett
Kenneth
Eugene Brehm
Donahoe
Messer
Mary Fordis Blake
Alice
Tom Fransielil
Jack
William McMillan
Engagement of Miss Keenan to Lieut Carroll
Mrs Stephen A Keenan of 1422 E Royster announces the engagement of her daughter Hortense Elizabeth to Lieut Lee Bailey Carroll son of Mr and Mrs John D P Carroll of Anacortes Carroll recently returned from France where he served 17 months in the transport service both were UW students Lieut Carroll belongs to Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Miss Keenan to Alpha Xi Delta The wedding will occur soon May Day fete at YWCA gym Friday May 2 with a free program including marching drill rhythm and gymnastic exhibitions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen A. Keenan
BE. Royst
Hortense Elizabeth
Lee Bailey Carroll
John DP. Carroll
Anacortes
Carroll
France
Hoth
University of Washington
Lieut
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Keenan
Alpha Xi Delta
Underground Print Shop and a Battle in the Dark
A narrator hides in a box near a moving Bolshevik printing operation run by Dr. Hamilton Certeis. The scene reveals covert printing, a tense confrontation in a dark tunnel, and a clash as Tommy guides the escape. The chapter ends with a fallen man and renewed fear.
Local social notes from rolling bay and nearby towns
Mrs. Gilbert Meeme visited Rolling Bay last week as guest of Mrs. C. H. Rollins. Mrs. Calvin EB. Vilas returned from a two months visit with daughter Mrs. Norman D. Chetham in Red Bank New Jersey. Dr. Richard Van der Las left yesterday for St. Louis for three weeks. Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Fisken and family moved to their summer cottage at Yoemalt on Bainbridge Island. their city home will be occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Dudley during absence. Miss Marjorie Fisken will stay at the Pi Beta Phi Sorority house until college ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Meeme
Rolling Bay
C. H. Rollins
Calvin EB. Vilas
Norman D. Chetham
Red Bank
N. J
Richard van der Las
St. Louis
A. K. Fisken
Yoemalt
Baimbridge Island
Lyle Dudley
Marjorie Fisken
Pi Beta Phi
Washington D C Residents and Relatives Noted in Local Briefs
From Washington D C where they have been living the last eight months Congressman Miller is abroad with the military affairs committee. Mr P Jamieson left Monday for the East for three or four weeks. Mr and Mrs J D Farrell of Portland Ore arrived in Beattie for a visit. Neal Weber returned from overseas last Thursday night. He served with the 63rd Coast artillery and 68rd, discharged at Camp Patton Virginia. Margaret Caskey spending this week in Tacoma. Edith Maring returned from Lummit Island. Dr and Mrs James Tate Mason will leave for a short trip East on May 1. Frances M Adams of Milwaukee guest of daughter Mrs Herbert Watrous. Mr and Mrs Watrous to move May 1 to Algonquin apartments. Maurice Brown arrives today from the East. Mrs Royal Pullen arrived in Leagtle from Washington DC. Capt Pullen in France will be on the American crew in the Seine regatta. Mrs Harold Langdon and you guests of L W Lewis of Edmonds. Langdon will join in June and sail for Australia. H A Farr of San Francisco spending a week at the Washington hotel. Doris Mitchell leaves next week for the East. Mrs David Gilmore leaves to visit daughter Mrs Stanley Mallard at North Yakima then to Walla Walla to visit sister Mrs Kirkman. Ensign Robert Capps to arrive at Bremerton navy yard on a sub chaser after service on the Eastern coast. Mrs S K Waterman leaves for six weeks in San Francisco. Son Harry Waterman recently returned from Norway in the consular service and will be married soon. mother to attend wedding in the South. Rev W A Major and Mrs Major moved from 10th Ave N to 2716 Cascadia Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Waterman
San Francisco
Harry Waterman
Norway
Railroad Extension Planned by Chehalis & Cowlitz
Chehalis will extend its railroad 10 miles with work to begin this summer announced by W. F. Rehm local manager of the Chehalis and Cowlitz. The project details publicized on Monday outline the new line and regional impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chehalis
W. Ft. Rehm
Chehalis & Cowlitz
War Trade Board to Become Inoperative After May First
The War Trade Board, based in the Henry building and directed by J. Macphee Ferguson, will cease operations on May 1, marking a further step toward peacetime conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Trade Board
Henry Building
J. Macphee Ferguson
Acacia Club Candy Sale And Board Meeting Planned
The Acacia club will host a candy sale in the lobby of the YWCA on Wednesday April 30 in the afternoon. An executive board meeting is scheduled at 3 p.m. in the club secretary offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acacia Club
Friends of All Club
Faholo Club
Community club notices and meetings listed at multiple Seattle addresses
Drama department of the Women’s Century Club hosts a 10:30 discussion at Mrs Edwin Twitmeyer’s home and a 12 luncheon. West Seattle Art Club meets at Mrs Fred W Graham’s home with Catherine Baker speaking on Marbizon School. Lorraine Chapter OES to hold season opener at Masonic Temple with a long committee list. Altruistic Club meets at Mrs Leary’s home. Progressive Thought Club studies at Carolina Court. Holy Trinity English Lutheran Ladies’ Aid at church. Zora Kensington Club meets at Mrs Barr’s home. King County PTA convention at Frederick & Nelson’s auditorium open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Seattle
King County Federation of Parent- Teacher Associations
Frederick & Nelson
Muntie
America
Assembly
H. BR. King
Ethel Hunley Coldell
Frederick & Nelatea
Euegilant Mra
Corlis E. Preston
Publi Instruction
Whitney Boys
Dear Miss Grey and Family Advice Column Fragment
A reader asks if she should warn a brother about his ex wife trying to influence him to leave his current wife. The tutor advises against interference, urging trust in the brother’s judgment and noting potential trouble from questioning a man’s honor. The column also discusses family finances and recreation needs, urging a fair allowance and shared activities with the mother.
Victory Bond Drive Urges Support for Returning Heroes
Citizens are urged to buy Victory Bonds to fund veterans and aid efforts to bring home and care for service members. The appeal emphasizes collective patriotism and financial backing for troops.
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Mrs. Clark
White Shop
Ement
Andrew Simp
Oakland
Mise Bea- Simpson
Daniel Volkman
Betty Brainerd
Simpson
Colusa
Workman
Helen Perkins
Dean Gooding Witter
Mra
George Volkman
Golf Club
Trafford Huteson
Robert Greer
Samuel Ruarell
Thomas Stimson
John Hewitt
Fine Arts
Madame Piess
Prees Club
H. W. Jack
Interlaken
Mr. Elmoro
Long Beach
Cal
Calvin B. Morris
Red Cross Jumble Shop
Frederick Twombley
Madame Mary Louise Clary
Jumble Shop
Smith College
Smith College Club
Tacoma
Seattle
William
Peachy
Painbridge Island
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Hunt's Point
Madrona Guild
Sorrento Hotel
Earlington Golf Club
White Elephant Shop
Edna McDonagh
St. Paul's Cathedral
Thurza Cawsey
Carl Burdick
Nordick
Toutlerey
Nation Guard
Camp Lewis
J. M. Lang
John Hager
Frank H. Nowell
Women's University Club
Constance Morn
Mre
Edward Townsend
Mangus T. Crawford
John A. Porter
Denny Blaine Park
Frank Carter
South America
W. C. Henry
Mra. V. Hutchinson
H. C. Dodd
Mra. Luke
J. Laughlin
A. C. Kahike
F. R. Morgan
M. BE. Welle
Ghathastans
Wimming — Helay
Tommy
Hamilton Certeis
Lorimer
Dr. Certeia
Daddy
Chrys
Bob
Hob
Jane Lorimer
Agtator
Certeia
Hamilton Certela
Aera
Union Street
Lawrence Ellia
Bellingham
Walter Fulton
Small Baby
Jaanita
Wash
James Colbert Sullivan
John F. Miller
Leah Miller
Washington, D. C
Congressman Miller
Military Affaires Committee
P. Jamieson
East
J. D. Farrell
Portland, Ore
Beattie
Washington Hotel
Neal Weber
63Rd Coast Artillery
68Rd
Camp Pustace
Virginia
Mins
Margaret Caskey
Edith Maring
Lummit Island
James Tate Mason
Frances M. Adama
Milwaukee
Herbert Watrous
Watrous
John Watrous
Algonquin Apartments
Maurice Brown
Royal Pullen
Blelexe Newlands
Leagtle
Pullen
Seine River
Harold Langdon
Olive Lewis
H. A. Farr
Doris Mitchell
David Gilmore
Stanley Mallard
North Yakima
Walla Walla
Mrs. Kirkman
Robert Capps
Bremerton Navy Yard
W. A. Major
Mrs. Major
10Th Ave. N
Cascadia Ave
DRAMA
Woman's Century Club
Womans Century Club
Edwin Twitmeyer
Burke Ave
West Seattle Art Club
Lorraine
O. E S
Masonic Temple
George W. Blanchard
Agnes Speidel
Charles Degnan
Harriet Rechener
F. BE. Bronson
Vera Rhodes
B. Joseph
Ida Pease
Clarke Munger
Elsie Donnelly
N. N. Larsen
Altruistic
Mra. Dbd. O. Leary
Queen Anne Ave
Progressive Thought
Zora Kensington Club
George Barr
12Th Ave
King County Federation OF PT
Cynthia Grey
Miss Grey
Jahe
Siater
F. B. Mathower
DAY Nursery
Seattle Day Nursery Association
Pythian Sisters
Chiefs’ Association
K. P. Hall
First Ave
Pike At
Ming Direama
Caldwell
Monticello, Hil
Tyrrell
Eton
Turrell
By C. W. Shirly
Second Avenue
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