Marriage of Gates and Jenne in Pilgrim Church
Miss Louise Margaret Gates daughter of Mr and Mrs Bartley Gates married Mr Frank Harrison Jenne son of Mr and Mrs Edward Jenne at Pilgrim Congregational church Seattle. Family and bridal party attended with detailed gowns bouquets and music as wedding party and guests celebrated. The couple planned a wedding trip of a fort night and will reside in Mount Vernon after September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Gates
Mr. Jenne
Miss Sharpless
Mrs. Bentley
Louise Margaret Gates
Bartley E. Gates
Frank Harrison Jenne
Edward Jenne
Mt. Vernon
Wash
Pilgrim Congregational Church
R W. Stead
Gladys Jenne
Warren Gilbert
Lawrence Stewart
Murray McLean
Mount Vernon
Virgil Hancock
Seattle
Marguerite Grant
Mildret Walsh
Esther de Moss
John Lewis
Gates
William Hinkly Parsons
E B. Holmes
Sidney Lewis
Clear Lake
Julia Fisher
Marie Leghorn
Rose Howe
Jenne
University of Washington
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Tolo Club
Washington State College
Miss Sharpless Names Bridal Attendants for August 10
Miss Darthea Sharpless, daughter of Dr. Carjar Wistar Sharpless, selects Miss Emily Nettleton as maid of honor and Miss Margery Lewis and Miss Mary Rachel as bridesmaids for her August 10 Trinity church wedding to William Curtin Hill Lewis. A Sunset club reception follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darthea Sharpless
Carjar Wistar Sharpless
Mary Rachel
Bridgeport, Conn
Oakley Maxwell
Lewis
Edward Shannon
Harold Frederick
Livingston Stedman, Jr
Sunset Club
Sharpless
Smith's College
Purdue University
Indiana
Phi Kappa Pass Fraternity
Fall street costume in brick velour with skunk trim
A brick wool velour fall costume features bands of skunk trim and a slim straight silhouette. The outfit includes brick velour buttons and a sash with fur at the sides, plus an original curved front and back skirt line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall Street
Miss Bolster to Wed Ralph Lehman August 26
Invitations announced by Mr. and Mrs. N W Bolster for the marriage of their daughter Miss Helen Bolster to Mr. Ralph Lehman on Friday evening August 26 at the Church of the Epiphany. The engagement was revealed at a tea at the Bolsters’ home with pink rose decorations and a small engraved keepsake. The event was hosted by Mrs Ellsworth Story and other hostesses with the guest list featuring Miss Helen MacKinnon and Miss Ruth Lusby. A Delta Phi fraternity dancing party followed at their new chapter house on 21st avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. W. Bolster
Helen Bolster
Ralph Lehman
Miss Bolster
40Th Ave
E. Howell St
Ellsworth Story
Southard
C. C. Bronson
Helen MacKinnon
Ruth Lusby
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
21St Ave
Eightieth Birthday Celebrations and Tea Invitations
Miss Beth Bowen issues seventy five invitations for a tea at her home tomorrow afternoon assisted by Misses Uhla Upper Dorothy Dickey Elizabeth Carter Helen Thompson and Edna Pitts Little Barbara Bowen will receive the cards. Helen Thompson hosted a informal tea Friday for Ruth Chandler of Walla Walla visiting Miss Elizabeth MacDonald. Mrs John Cashner celebrated her husband’s eightieth birthday with a Saturday dinner for thirty five at 2110 N 77th St centered by pink and lavender flowers with many congratulatory notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Bowen
Uhla Upper
Dorothy Dickey
Elizabeth Carter
Helen Thompson
Edna Pitts
Barbara Bowen
Ruth Chandler
Walla Walla
Elizabeth MacDonald
John Cashner
Cashner
N. 77Th St
Kaatern
Luncheon Room Host by First Hill Guild at Children’s Orthopedic
The First Hill Guild of the Children’s Orthopedic Hospital will run the luncheon room on Tuesday with Mrs. Samuel Leonhardt as hostess. She is assisted by Mrs. H C Ewing, Mrs. Ira Bronson, Mrs. Willis Nowell, Mrs. Nannie A Hail, Mrs. H W McCreedy, Mrs. John Forsythe, Miss Katherine Schultz, Miss Gertrude Schultz and Miss Holly Bronnon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Hill Guild
Children's Orthopedic Hospital
Samuel Leonhardt
H. C. Ewing
Ira Bronson
Willis Nowell
Nannie A. Hail
H. W. McCreedy
John Forsythe
Katherine Schultz
Gertrude Schultz
Holly Bronnon
Clubs Schedule for Tuesday August Second
Local clubs announce Tuesday meetings August 2 in Seattle area venues. North End Progressive Club gathers at the Regis hotel dining room at 2 p.m. Browning Society meets at Mrs Burgtebaus home with steamer transport. Laurel Camp and R N A host card party at Swedish club hall. Seattle Lodge 7 and other orders hold regular sessions in various halls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End
Progressive Club
Northnd Progressive Club
the &8Th Regis Hotel
Second Ave
Virginia
Browning Society
Piente
Seattle
Ita
Mra. T. W. Burgtebaus
Manchester
Durton
MN. A
Swedish Club Hall
Grand Junction Club Picnic at Woodland Park
Grand Junction Colorado invites former residents to a 1:30 p m picnic at Woodland Park next Sunday with baskets. Call Kenwood 3593 for details and contact. Pythian Sisters entertain in Tacoma by Past Chiefs club with 9 am Colman dock boat. St Josephs Parish guild lawn fete Aug 11 at Holy Names academy grounds. Congregation Bikur Cholum annual picnic rescheduled for Madrona park second Tuesday in August. Lady Eagles picnic Aug 3 at Kingston by boat Leona from Pike Street foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Junction Club
Woodland Park
Grand Junction
Colo
Kenwood
Seattle
Chiefs Club of
Tacoma
Point Defiance Park
Colman Dock
St. Joseph's Parish
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Bikur Cholum
Ita
Madrona Park
Kingston
Leona
Pike St
Social News of Local Residents And Guests
Personal notices list Mrs and Mrs Whitney Treat and two daughters Iris and Loyal leaving for a week in British Columbia. Other arrivals include Mr Kramer Thomas visiting his mother and brother in Seattle, Mrs Rank and son from Fort Dodge Ohio visiting Seattle, and several families motoring to Mount Rainier and Vancouver. A birth is noted for Mr and Mrs C E B Gilroy, a son at Providence hospital July 28, while Miss Darthea Sharples visits ahead of the Sharples Lewis nuptials on August 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. and
Mra
Whitney Treat
Irisella Treat
Mias Loyal Treat
British Columbia
Kramer Thomas
Cay
William Rank and
Small Son
Fort Dodge
Iowa
el Paso
Texas
Seattle
Hotel
Wayne
A. FE. Stanford
Olympia
J. O. B. Scobey
C. EB. Gilroy
Frances Braid
Providence Hospital
No Boiling Soap Mixture For Easy Laundry
A home method uses one pound of food soap four percent borax and three quarts soft water. Shred soap melt in two quarts water then dissolve borax in one quart boiling water and mix with melted soap to form a clear jelly. Soak clothes in a portion of the jelly for 24 hours then wash minimal.
Cherry Salad Assembly Guide
One half pound large sweet cherries two oranges English walnuts cooked salad dressing and hearts of lettuce. Stone cherries peel oranges remove fruit section by section crack nuts and break meats into small pieces. Mix nuts with cherries arrange oranges and cherries on lettuce leaves leave one leaf for a spoonful of dressing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amul
Meat Baking Tip Keeps Crust Moist Without Basting
If the meat hardens during baking and you avoid removing the crust, place a damp cloth over it in the oven. This reduces the need for frequent basting.
Bold Fall Streetwear Combines Gray and Brown
The fashion scene embraces gray and brown together in smart dresses for autumn street style. Designers showcase bold color pairing in versatile silhouettes, highlighting modern elegance and practical wearability for city wardrobes.
New Way Tomatoes with Pork Sausage Dish
Tomatoes are cured and baked with a pork sausage replacing the core in a new dish described as delicious and novel for diners seeking a savory twist.
Mrs Wilson Endorses Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound
A testimonial letter from Mrs Harry A Wilson of Clearfield Pennsylvania describes relief from backache and fatigue after using Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound. The letter urges other women to try the product to restore normal health and ease symptoms described as bearing down pains nervousness and mood changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Sone
Harry A. Wilson
R. F.D
Clearfield
Custard tips to prevent overbaking and watery finish
Practical advice on keeping custard moist and smooth. Use cornstarch as a thickening aid if milk quality is uncertain to avoid a watery texture and stringy dryness.
Lettuce Cooking Traditions In French Belgian And Swiss Homes
The article notes that in France Belgium and Switzerland cooking lettuce is common like other greens such as spinach. It comments on regional customs and culinary practice related to preparing lettuce as part of daily meals.
Pie Crust Gets Cheese Twist For Extra Flavor
A cooking tip suggests adding grated cheese into the apple pie crust to boost flavor. The idea introduces a savory contrast to the pastry, offering a quick way to elevate a classic dessert.
Readers respond to Bewildered plea on love and race
Cynthia Grey prints letters from readers advising a 30 year old widow who faces racial prejudice after an engagement to a well educated, wealthy man. Debates stir about breaking tradition for love versus staying with her race and protecting her children and late husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Grey
Altho
Grey
M. A
Miss Grey
Cleveland
Mies Grey
M. L
Uses and ethics of sorority life and adaptation in college
A reader writes in advising a prospective sorority member to seek genuine fit over rushing, noting housing limits and selective membership. The message emphasizes personal readiness, quiet discernment, and avoiding insincere attempts to join, urging commitment to college life beyond sorority status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Grey
Summer dress design with taffeta and gingham panels
A description notes taffeta silk and lavender checked gingham used together in summer frocks. One dress features alternating panels of taffeta and lavender gingham in its skirt.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Seattle Society
Mel Bentley
Dorthea Sharpless
William Curtis Hill Lewis
Trinity Episcopal Church
Bowen
David Bowen
Gertrude Huber
Massilon
Ohio
Miss Prescott
Darthea Sharplese
Isabel Prescott
Miss Bowen
Degree of Honor Protective Association
Evergreen Hally Arcade
AJR
KMB
Chub Mra
I. J. Drake
A. Tt. KB. M. BE. Club
13Th Ave
Women's Commercial Club
Stockade Hotel
Alki
Beasie T. Red Fe
Emma Hauerman
Laura G. Harley
L. O. BE
Tl. O. BE
Elks’ Club
W. BL A
W. O. W. Ball
Sons of Veterans
Caspar Fischer
Horace Greeley Spargur
John M. Spargur
Mount Rainier
Stuart CC. Tompkins
Stuart
Orcas Taland
Mrs. Willam Parkhurst Brawley
J. S. Cleland
Portland
Homer 8. King
San Fran‘cisco
Dana Brown
37Th Ave
George F. Barritt
Nan Harritt
Vivian Barritt
Vancouver
B. C
Fred EF. Purnside
37Th
KB. Pine
Etee
Walter B. Beals
Stephen J. Chadwick
Crystal Springs
Helen Walker
Taconim
J. P. Weyerhaeuser
Bridgeport
Mins Darthea Sharples
Sharples-Lewis
Mary O'Toole
Washington, D. C
Harding
Boldt
E. Robert Schmitz
Rey St
Harvard
Momlay
Romettas
THE
Mayflower Dairy
Thomas Wilkes
New Company
Dane Cowl
Elliott
Valcott
le 3. P
Cynthia
Alice
Anita Stewart
Anita Stewart Picture Corporation
New York
N. Y
Mary Miles Minter
Fremont
Hudson Ave
Hollywood
Cal
Jeane Paige
Vitagraph Studio
Conway Tearte
Friars’ Club
New York City
Douglas Fairbanks
Douglas Fairbanks Company
William Duncan
L. A. Athletic Club
Los Angeles
Cal Eugene O'Brien
Players’ Club
Daniels
Gan
Selma
Wilson
Second Avenue
James Street
Tex
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